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    THE DAILY BEE-SATURDAY , MARCH 14 , 1885.
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She trips no more
With light foot o'er
The bMl-room floors
Bat daily wcnn
A look auatorc ,
And utyi her prnrcte ,
For Lent ii here ,
She puts away
Her fine nrny
Till KMter-bay.
Ko more flirtation ,
lint contemplation ,
Self-abnegation ,
And fervpnt piety ,
To tnaich becoming ,
And for variety ,
A httlo "olumming. "
With this to cheer her
On her wty ,
As the draws nearer
] 'aster-l ) y ,
This pleasant thought %
To clieer her heart ,
Whcn'cr her mind dwells on it ;
On Winter-Day
Sho'll cnrno out gay
And wear a dnlny bonnet ,
[ Ibstcn Courier.
1IONKY KOH TUB \D1I39. .
Bnws of Rutin ribbon with Icng streamers
> ro worn un the left shoulder.
Some of the nowly-introduced
ackots are cut with postilion backs ,
Furrlcra use 1,250,000 cat skins annually in
, hls country , and 350 , < X)0 ) skunk skins ,
A French woman has invented a bonnet
trimmed with asses' curt. B pluribus unutn.
How long does a widow mourn for her hus-
inndt Hhe mourns for a second , [ Chicago
3un.
3un.Birds
Birds of all kinds are inorw faihionablo than
: cathcrr , and as many as 11 to or six appear on
ono hat.
Small gilt pins placed closely together
around the \el\et binding of a bonnet ha\o n
pretty effect.
Now bolt-clasps are made of bronze plaque * ,
with old Ilomau heads in relief , in gold or
liammcred silver.
A widow in Icdla burns liepelf for her htur
land. In Americ.i she nUrries another and
rives him a roasting ,
' That's a little off color , " said the ( twain as
ip wiped the paint from his lips after he kissed
lis sweetheart's cheek.
Women , a * a rule , live longer than men
Cho paying for bonnets is much moro fatal
than the wearing of them.
Cain evidently hated th o society flirts of
( arly times as ho i ) credited with killing a
jelle , [ Waterloo Observer.
"You didn't talk to mo that way before wo
vore married , " she cried. "I know it , " lisped
ho husband , "but I had all my front teeth
hen. "
A benedict says that a small , soft , dainty
land looks very pretty on a woman , but
noney quickly slips through its nerveless
ingers.
When a dealer In hosiery fails ho socks his
: rcditors. Oil City Blizzard. He's gatterdo
t to save his stock in trade , [ Merchant
Traveler ,
The favorite practical dress of light weight
or cool summer days is unquestionably the
oulards sometimes called China crape , again
ndia silk.
Finished kid gloves with buttons are pro-
erred for little girls under ton. Woen older
inn that they wear the undressed mousque-
aire gloves.
A man- who ha ? lately gone to housokeep-
ng has discovered that a woman never feels
hat she has too many thumb-nails until eho
tacking down n carpet.
"Charles Kgbert Craddock , " a well-known
ontributorto periodicals , turns out to be a
oung married Mufrees , much to tha aston-
jhtncnt of Boston literary circles ,
The spring hat for ladies is four stories liitjh
nd is called the Buckingham. If it Is to bo
worn at the theater we say ; "Off with Its
head ! So much for Buckingham. "
Very handsome collars to revive the np-
> ? aranco of the wool dress can be improvised.
The collar is of velvet , either corresponding or
ontrasting In color with the dress.
Quaint little patterns in the old fashioned
lolalno have groups of flowers in pale pinks
r Chinese blue arabesque , and are sold for
ress purposes or for robes do cbambres.
A new crape-cloth has been brought
ut for widows' second mourning which
eally wears well. It is all wool , though heie-
oforo I hero baa been a cotton warp in such
abrica ,
"Biscuit sociables have como In : did you
enow it ? " "No , but why are they so called ? "
'Probably because theyoung men won't make
move to go homo until something rises from
he yf ast.
Copper color is much liked , and clusters of
> errlea of that tint , with leaves in the many
> ecuhar shades of green now in vogue , mixed
with delicate ferns , form an attractive trim
ming for hats ,
f1'aintod lacss are among the newest novel-
ies , and the idea h said to have come from
he exertion of some foreign ladies who have
son obliged to supplement their incorna by
heir own handiwork.
S Short mantle } will bo worn this spring ,
made of the same material r.s the suit , or of
olvet or light cloth. They are cut short In
liei back , with square or pointed ends in front
and are trimmed with laoo and passementerie.
"If man wants to own the earth , what docs
woman want ? " inquired Mr. Grap of his bet-
or half , after n little family matmeo , a few
days ago "Well , my dear , " responded that
ady in a gentle , smothering tone , ' to own
ho man , I suppose. "
Deided pokes , high-crowned Eng Mi walk-
ag hats with Hit. narrow ibrim , and high
> ointed crowns with rolled brims are the most
ashlonablo hat shapes for young ladies ,
while in bonnets , the rrancass , poke nnd
rolled brims are In favor.
Last vear'i silk or cashmere drcs cm easily
)0 freshened up by the addition of velvet col
ars and culls. A littlfl ornamentation iu
angora ( woo ) ) lace for the cashmere , and a
or lace fichu bust
gauze drapery or some addi
tlonal jet or bead trimming for the silks.
Wife -Did you know that you wrapped the
_ Jtt clothuj round jou every night and left me
to < freeze ?
Husband-No , my love , I did not ; but I
don C see how you can be cold , for I am warm
enough , and you know man and wife are
ono.
ono.Those
Those ladies who cannot or will not wear
the high coiffurewith tbo hair drawn up from
the inaps of .the neck , .eon prom
lee by wearing lu'gh or conspicuous back
combs and sldo-combs , and for evening weal
these must bo jeweled ,
A bonnet suitable for a young married lad ]
ii of d ap .garnet straw , faced with cream
colored velvet , over which is n fall of coffee
laee , iheld down by dark-red beads. Crimson
t el vet mingled with Coffee lace Wins tin
crown , and fawn birds , touched with scarlet
forma handsome ornaieent at tha side.
Amomf modern toilet inventions are atrip
of felt , highly perfumed , tvhlch are intendei
to bo worn inside the dr * bodies. Ita pres
* nce w supposed to obviate ome of the tin
pleasant , elfecti which dmclng some tiuwa
brings tbout. The odor l that of fianglpam
a .perfume . which many people detest.
Fashionable wife-Did ycu notice , dear , A
the party last evening , Low grandly ou
daughter Clara , twept into the room , HUB
band ( with a gruntf-D
, yoaCJar ( can sweet
into a room grrndljr
enough but when i
comes to swveplng.sut a room al.o isn't there
Now York flnn.
In fabrics for spring costumoq , the style *
thua far shown are quitu the opposite of man ;
of the pronounced fashions of several KM on'
patt , Fine-patterned materials areacnt out
showing tiny plaids , hur-IInod tltijies , nod
minute dotianj other wnall figure * Jn lilk
wool , or chenille.
Throat bows are coming into > oua aln
Not only are the plaided surah and moyruagi
aiamiua _ bows and eeirfs ( tjiokcn of Iwtoic
worn with rooming wrappers , but ( aunty ,
cockade roeettes. and close bushy bows til
bright colored velvet or fauy ribbon , sw
worn 01 the front of the corsage with dark
< lrea 4 ,
The dress-shirt Is a thing of beauty and a
oy forever ; the ono glorified article of linen
which liar escaped the severity of thn fines
upon which /nodern mau'u toilet i built , II
nay cchanca t ha pleaiura of the proud weir-
era ot full dri-M to know that the women who
eke dres-ibirts receive 65 cents per Jozen
ir their work.
The inoit stylish goods in novelties for
ewer WrU and veils have brocaded de ign
n woolen goodi , tha figure woven o M to
land little out from the main ground , pro
ducing cropped , wooly effect , which l very
Ich. Inwhltotheio goods iiwgcats Tuikijh
towelling , ud nuOtes effective yklrta with
plain soft goods to match for w l t nd un-
lerdross.
Silk handkerchlffs of bright colors are much
lied , not only for hat tumminw.but for mak-
ng pretty afternoon ftprons. The handker
chief is not cut , but tiowod to a ribbon
matching it in color , M far in front as at ths
sldci- . The ribbon Is tied at the side In full
oops and bows ,
"I declare , I'll never go to the mutlnce
again ! " said Mrs. Skldmoro , tearing off her
sealskin indlsnuntly. "Wasn't the play good } "
oakcd her huibatd. "Oh , good enouph , I
Buppoto , but that horrible , stuck-up Mrs.
Guffoy sat just below mo with such an ox-
) n Svo bonnet on that I couldn't hear a
word. "
liny sachets of orris root and velvet pow
der , if laid among the articles of drcsnn the
wardrobe and Inside tha muff or wrap when
not In use , are f r moro agreeable than any
sudden shower or dash of the extract used for
the time being. Bunches of natural violets ,
after they have become a little faded , If loft
to dry for a little time and then placed in the
wardrobe , impart a faint but delicious odor of
.ho flower for a long time after the bluEsoms
themselves are scentless and dead ,
A very handncma dress worn recently bv' n
Now Yoik lady is of the palest lavender Mlk ,
combined with dark velvet nnd oriental lace ,
Tim front has eido panel of the vohet and i )
milled to the waist in II luncos of oriental laco.
The back has a full train of the silk , edged
with a slight pulling of velvet , nbo\a which
falls clusters of ribbon of a delicate violet
shade. The neck Is pointed in a V and a fall
of vlolot tulle crosses the shoulders and fasten
at the waist by a bow of the velvet , caught by
a Khino-stouo bucklo.
The shapes of bonnets nnd hats ns thus far
displayed In Parisian pattern1 ; and other hn-
ported models are almost without exception
neat , trim , aud etylish. Black , brown , and
brown with a tlnget of red in it , abound among
the now straws In Milan braid , Uunstable ,
and satin braid. Some of the now fancy
straws are mingled with fine silver or gold
cord , thus imparting a gay appearance to the
sombre brown or block bonnet. The fishwife
poke , the modified Hubbard bonnet , the
graceful pypsy shapa , and Ihocapoto of per
ennial popularity , all reappear among the pop
ular spring models.
Grnnt , tbc Hero. Dying ?
What is this sad rumor flying ?
Grant , the sturdy soldier , dying ?
Grant , the grim , yet glorious Mare ,
Savior of the stripes and stars
Grant , tbo warrior , dying ?
Grant , whose cool , intrepid bearing
Stimulated deeds of daring
In the hottest of the field ,
And whoso cry was : "Never yield "
Grant , uiconqnored , dying ?
Grant , whoso many faults are hidden
'Neath the cloak that weaves unbidden
Royal robe of purple dye
In tha loom of memory-
Grant , the here , dying ?
Ah ! Tis worth nation's sighing }
On Truth's wings the minor's flying ,
Softly , friend ! a here falls
When the unwelcome angel calls.
Grant , at workis dying ,
-Columbus ( O. ) Dispatch.
MUSICA.D AND DHAMAT1C.
Sarah Bernh&idt gets $800 n day for act-
ng.
ng.Frau
Frau Materna gets 312,00) a month for her
singing.
Suppo has finished another operette "The
Twins.'y
Fritz tEmmot is in an asylum near
Tittsburg.
Edwin Booth denies that ho contemplates
etiring from the stage. .
Germany ana Austria together boast as
many as ninety special opera nouses.
The twentieth anniversary of Tony Pastor's
itaga management is to be celebrated in New
York on the 22d.
The Symphony and Oratorio societies of
S'ow York have projected a monument in
Woodlawn cemetery to the late Dr , Dam-
rosch.
Some weeks ago a Parisian manager adver
tised for 100 virgins to appear in Lecoq's
opera of that name , but to date only two ap-
jlicatioiia are recorded ,
Helen Vincent , an American actress in Lon
don , has sued Wilson Barrett , the actor , for
damages for betrayal and breach of contract ,
and compromised for § 7,600 '
The Chicago Operatic festival will begin on
April C with a performance of "Semirainide"
with Madame Patti , Madame Scalchl and
Signer do Pasqualis in the cast ,
The gygsy violinist and composer Ilacz Poll
died at Pesth on January SO. Ho had four
wives and thirty-four children. His funeral
was attended by fully 10,000 people. )
Mies Annie Clarke , who Is supporting Kd
win Booth , is five feet ten inches In height ,
aui portly in proportion , while Booth is two
lichee lees in length , and relatively smaller
yetia breidth.
It is now certain that Mr. Maphson'd two
veeks' stay in San Francisco will bo prc-
onged , but [ whether the company's sojourn
will extend over an additional week or an ad
ditional fortnight has not yet baeu decided.
Mr. Daly'd newest pipce , called "A Night
3ff , " has made altogether tlip greatest success
tnowa in connection with his pretent theatre ,
Tlio IIOUBQ lias been overcrowded at every
performance since the opening night.
Probably the hardest "assignment" a repor
ler ever got was the ono given to a western
newspaper man , who was told to go to the
thsatie and write up three-quarters of i col'
umn about Mile. Atmee's stage costume.
Mr * . Langry 'wears a No , 3J boot ; Mr
George S. .Knight wears a No , 1 ; Mmo.
son a.11 ; Mrs. McKee liankin a No , 2 ; ling ,
gia Mitchell a No. 3 ; Annie 1'ixley a No. lj ;
Ellen Terry a No. ii , and Lillian llussell a
No , 3J.
Patti wept , they siy , when she eanp
"Home , Sweet Bpino" in St. Louis the other
night. The Norristowji Herald suggests that
piobably she wai singing for 75 par cent ol
the houeo receipts an just discovered for the
Brat time that there was not that much
money in It.
A sing'o performance of it ho dramatization
of Mark Twain's ' "Turn Bawyor"will be given
at the British IJon Concert Garden , London ,
simultaneously with its first production ic
America , to protect thn Brlt'th copyright. It
will bo produced here at the Bijou opera house ,
with Miss Mollie llavel as Tom. For the
present , however , Mr. Dlsey as Adonis occu
pies the stage of the Bijou ,
During the recent German opera season nl
the Metropolitan , New York , the "Hugue
nots" cost § 3,200 to place on the stage and
drew $ i , ( > 35 , Ita largest house , at a matinee.
' "Die Walkura" cost W.200 , while the
"Prophet , " with C58 people , required only
S3iCO. ! The largest receipts were realized on
the opening night with "Tnnnbauser , " the
returns footing $4,013 , although the soata
exclusive of the stockholders' * box will only
realize $3 , GOO , '
Tickets for the opera are being hiwkec
round town In tbo manner of the Chinesi
vegetable peddler. Wagons with the legenc
"Opora tickets for tale" on a large board pass
along the streets. It must be humiliating for
great artists like Patti , ( ilanmni Kmma Ne
vada , Kcalchi and J'urech-Madl to hear a
they pass tlong the * treet the cry , "Ere1
your front seats for tha opera ! 'lire's your
tickets to 'ear the creat bartlatr , " etc. We
pityljatti.-j8an [ Francisco Post.
New York is threatened with at least 1m !
a dozen new tkeatera. Firat of all there U Mr
Lawrence Barrett , who Intends to erect one
Tpen Mr. A. M. Palmer u credited with
wishing to build-another. Mr , Daniel Fjoh
man Is alto slid .to be possessed of the same de >
ire , Mr. Neil Burgess expeU to build a
house for auch pl yn as ha has mule familiar
to the public , Mr Hartley Campbell has de
clared hia ambition to open a theater , too ,
Mr , Towusand U
Percy satisfied that a new
burlesque theater would meat with success.
Mr , Martin It at work on tin construction ol
anew theater to tupply ( he place of the
Windsor theater , on the Bowery , which was
destroyed by fire , and tb Kiralfy Brothers
htto determined to build a theater en the
plau of the 1'Meu theater In Paris ,
DROPS.
llussain eleighers have taken to carrying
afgham.
Chimney swoops prefer to wear dark soots.
Cbls smutch can bo said in their favor ,
Ytcult Dudley threaUns to lecture when
olcased , What will O'Donovan Dhn then !
It U notthochango of fceno that cures so
many traveling invalid , It is absence from
ho doctor.
King Kalaktua talks of building a roller-
katlog rink. Ho docs not get exercise
enough by only wearing a stiaw hat.
Why h It dangerous to bo out In spring ?
kcfuiso the gra s has blades , the flowers pia-
Hi , the loaves shoot Mid the bullnishos out ,
The favorite flower of the democratic Office
ecker is the forgot-mo-not. Kx. It may be ,
but ifhocouldn't scoancmono In itho wouldn't
cck the office.
Queen Olga of Greece Is said to be the most
leautlful woman now .on n throne , "Bully
or the Ol' gals , " shouts the enthusiastic editor
of the St. Paul Herald.
A Cleveland widow locontly cowhlded a
young man who refused to marry her on the
lay appointed , She was merciful , She might
iavo married him. [ Puck.
"Ah ! I'm glad to tee you on your feet
igaln , " as the chiropodist remarked to the
ujurrectod corn on tlio pedestal of his retrular
customer. [ Boston Transcript.
Lord Wojseloy has Invested the Mudir of
Dongola with the Order of St , Michael and
5t. George , By the waygeneral , "doosvour
Sludir know your route ? ' [ Norristown Her
ald ,
The Priuco of Waloi should visit the Mahdi
ifter ho has recovered from his proposed trip
n Ireland , IIo never will know how many
'rionds ho has until he finds out , - [ Hartford
Post.
Post.Tho
The face of the railroad restaurant man in
Washington woais n broad-gauge grin. Ho
disposed of his entire stock of rubber sand
wiches , eoino of which ho had made when
Jackson was inaugurated.
"Therp , " exclaimed Blobson , pointing to a
tramp who was attempting to leave tbo prcm
lies with a largo doc attached to his trousers ,
"there is what I call a good example of n con <
tested seat- " [ Burlington Free Press.
"Did the murderer inako any confession ? "
asked the city editor of the execution repor-
ler. "Not a word. " "Was ho resigned to
Ilia fate ? " "Ho appeared to bo at fust , but
towaid the last ho did considerable kicking , "
"My dear , " said Mrs. Smith nt the break
fast table , "why is this Mahdi called Mil ? "
' 'Oh , " replied Mr. Smith , as ho took tliroo
moro buckwheats , ' that's a moro abbreviation ,
you know the Knglibli habit of dropping the
h's. "
It wai just a Httlo suggestive for an editor
who had lost a servant girl by reason of her
starting up herself instead of the fire by
means of kerosene to end the obituary with ,
"Sho has gone , wo trust , where Bros are no
moro , "
The portraits of Mark Twain and George
W. Cable are now appearing in ho amuse
ment columns of the newspapers in close prox
imity to the throe-legged man , the bearded
woman , the dog-faced boy an other "freaks. "
And this is fame !
A Gorman on a steamer returning to the
land of his birth informed another passenger :
"America is der best country In der vorld. I
liaf lived der more as den years , und failed
vivo dimes , und seven dimes burnt out. Now
I'goos homo to lit mit a fortune und my fam
ily.-Now [ York Tribune.
The Utica diuln who carries a hollow cane
went into n drug store recently to have it
filled with a weak decoction of card am an wa
ter. By mistake the clerk filled It with the
rinsings of hot soda glasses. The victim of
.his cad blunder was carried homo In a beast-
y state of intoxication ,
Chchtor A. Arthur ,
Farew ell ,
Thy stewardship Is done
A stewardship in strife begun ,
Amid a nation's tears ,
Amid a nation's doubts and foara
That only wisdom could dispel.
Farewell.
Farewell ,
The trust in blood bequeathed
In tranquil peace to-d y is wreathed.
To-day thou layest down
A noble patriot a well-earned crown.
While grateful tongues thy praises tell.
Farewell.
Farewell.
'Tis not on hist'ry'a page
Thou'lt find thy dearest heritage ,
But on the faithful scroll
Where all the motives of the eoul
Are truly written. Fare thee well , ,
Farewell.
[ Chicago News ,
) Hon. T , I , Dawes has presented to tha his-
tprical Eccioty of Montana a souvenir of con
siderable interest in the shape of a medal pre
sented by President Van Bur en to the Crow
Indians in 1837. .
A little strip of stdowalk about five feet
wide in front of the United States court
house in Boston is constantly tbo refuge of
itrent reddlers of bouquets who wish to evade
the payment of tha licensa fee which the city
A veritable hop o' my thumb is reported
an infant child born in Fayetto county
whoso hand and arm were drawn through a
common sowing thimble to the arm pits or
shoulder. The father Is proud ot it. [ Macon
( G a. ) Telegraph.
ordinances require. As the strip is tbo prop
erty of the United States , they can hero bid
defiance to the police , but is not unfmjuently
that their eagerness to soil lures them out.
and thou if caught they ara brought to court
and fined.
William A. Brown , a _ Minneapolis man ,
was liornon Christmas ; his wife was born on
St. Valentino'd day , their first child put in its
ppearanco on the "ciueen'd birthday , " and
on Washington's birthday last month there
was another addition to the family , this time
a boy. Fourth of July and Thanksgiving
day yet remain to bo heard from.
A curious Incident will happen in the Selg
family , of Americus , the 10th of this month.
There will be three persons of the same- family
have birthdays on tlio same day. Mr. Seig
will be 40 , his father 80 , nnd his daughter 1
year old. There IB10 years difference be
tween Mr. Soig'd ago and that of his father ,
and 39 years between his daughter's and hie
own. [ Ainerlcus < Ga. ) Uecorder ,
All tbo wooden toothpicks nro made In
Malno , two firms controlling the business.
The business is about l-.OOj cases a year ,
1,00) ) of thorn going to Europe and Mexico.
Each case contains 250,000 picks. They are
made of poplar and birch. Some of the swell
Now York clubs hao _ imported orangewood
pirJiS and a flavored pick from Japan.
A letter from Cooperstown , New York ,
cays that five persons , three men and two wo
men , have died during the winter months
just clewed in Otsego county , aged 100 years
and upward. It ia doubted if any county In
the union can exceed this record of longevity ,
To live a hundred years In these times ii equate
to having lived at least five or six hundrec
years in the middle ages ,
About fifteen miles from Richmond , V , I
a farm houeo with some of the first window
panes brought over to America. They are
10x13 in size and were brought hero In the
saili , At that tlmo tha use of putty was no
known for glazing , and the lights were hole
In place by strips of wood tacked agains
them. The coat of each light In England was
about S3.
Another girl full of needlei , whose present
cannot be accounted for , has been beard from
this time In Man r township , near Pittsburg ,
where her father la a dairyman. A couple o ;
months , ago , .tho Account states , sbu was
seized with pricking eonsatlonsj aud wtthln n
v/eek a physician has removed twenty-fcur
needles from variuus parts of her body , with
other ) still to como out.
A curious burial cuitom is practiced br an
old \VirfzinU family-tho Fendd * , of Alexan
dria. Whenever a member of tbo family dies
tha male representative of the older branch
thereof , just before the hour of intoiment ,
buiien a dagger in tha heart of thn de&d to as
sure hlr&salf of no reawakening. The dagger
used is one sacred to the purpose and has
been devoted to Its lisa for many generations.
The cuitom originated because ot'tho burial
alivoof a mwnberof tbo f-iaily aud an in
herited tendency to a peculiar form of hccrt
dise&ae.
A UK osinr * HUtrrH were prep red bv Dr ,
J , G. 11. Siegert for his private use. Their
reputation Is such to-day that they ha\p be
come generally known as the best appetizing
tonic. Beware of counterfeits , A k your
grocer or druggist for the genuine article man
ufactured by Dr , J , G , B , Siegert & Soni , I
U WAS a Cat.
It was the tat ,
The anthracite flew at ;
It hit him just abaft the tall ,
Ho uttered an unearthly wall ,
And Into the atmosphere did tall.
His heart is broke ,
Ha cannot croak.
No more ho climbs the back yard fence ,
And braves the terrible consequence
Of bootjacks , chairs and flying COM ,
That stirs him to his very soul ,
And causes him on the ground to roll ,
Solomon , Goozolum , Tommy-o.
Chicago Sun.
IMPIETIES.
London contains 2,000 clergymen and 8 70D
drinking places. This makes over four drink-
ng placoj for each clergyman.
A Hartford reporter who managed to get
nto n secret Salvationist praise eeruco says
lh members acted llho lunntlcs , and all the
nalos kissad the females except a colored pitl.
Klborton , Ga. . claims to have a corurrcRft-
Ion called the ' 'Heformed Hardshell Baptist
church. " Ono ot its tenets It that no female
member shall wear any dross moro costly
, lmn calico , n r any headdress except a sun-
xinnot.
It was in tha midst of his sermon that the
minister exclaimed vehemently : "Turni , , °
turn , ' when a barbar awoke and broke in
with : "All right , sir ; Its your turn noxtl"
The domlnlo had ft closn shave Ironi being
completely strapped.
"When I was quartered as pat tor at In
dianapolis , in mv early days of tliominmlry , '
sayfl Henry Ward Bccchir , "n celebrated
preacher came there , n Geneva dlvlno , who
naturally spoke ingliih : with variations. It
was In the year 1837 , in which the country
was covered with ruin , and the homos and
property of half the citizens of Indianapolis
were In the sheriff's hands. Ono Sunday ho
took my pulpit , and wound up ft thrilling
discourse with the tender perotalion : 'If
you will bear with resignation and fortitude
the misfortunes which h vo fallen on you for
a brief tlrao here balow , the time will como
when you will bo bnrno up aloft to a honvon-
ly la-d by the Cherubim nnd Sheriff-im
'Oh , holll" groaned n voice ; 'ore wo to find
tham there too ? ' "
,
_ _ _ _
The astoniihlng conqueror of Pain ,
St. Jacobj Oil euros aero jointa nnd
muscles.
There fa a rage in England just now for
ambulance clauses. Lingo gatherings
take place at LadyBrassoj'a with thla end
In view.
_ _ _ _ _
line , But Not Hopeless.
When you have pain In your hoid , lame
ness in your aldo , dUtreas In your hack ,
shortness of breath and frequent apolls of
couqhing it Booms pretty bad , docs it not ?
Many physicians would gtvo up eucli n
case as beyond restoration. But Mrs ,
Nettle Hastings of Cambrldgeport.Mais. ,
who was thu aflllclod , took Brown'a
Iron Blttora and gratefallyvrltea tbftt
the Prince of Tonics completely rottored
her to health. It nill rastcro joa , too.
Spinal diaeaiea8uporlndiiod'bybicycle |
riding , are becoming alarmingly numer
ous , according to n Philadelphia physi
cian.
"For economy and comfort , every
spring , wo UBS Hood's Satsaparlila , "
writes a Buffalo ( N. Y. ) ] a3y. 400 dotes
for SI.
Thn lifo of a locomotive Is reckoned at
tweiits-Qvo years , and to keepup the sup
ply 1,1QO should bo constructed annually.
Take It Tills Mpntli ,
Spring rapidly opproichea and it is im
portant that every ono ahould bo prepared
pared for the depressing effects of the
changing season. This is the lima to
purify the blood and strengthen the sya
torn by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla , which
stands unequalled as a spring medicine ,
and has endorsements of a character
seldom given any proprietary medicine.
A book cant lining statements of tbo
many wonderful curea it has accomplished
will bo sent upcn application to C. L
Hood & Co , Apothecaries , Lowell , Mass.
100 doses Ono Dollar.
The phcj where the gun-boata lay
when bombarding Vicksburg ia now a
huge sandbank , tbo course ot the liver
having considerably changed.
Above all otherearthly ills ,
I hate the big , old-fashioned pills ;
By slow degrees they downward wend ,
And often pnmo , or upward tend ,
With such discomfort are they fraught ,
Their good cllects amount to naught.
Now , Dr. Pisrco prepares a pill
That just exactly fills the bill
A Pellet , rather , that ia all
A Pleasant I'urgativo , and tnuiH ;
Just try them as you feel their need ,
You'll n'nd that I speak truth , indeed.
Over 200,000 women and boya In Now
York are engaged at various kinds of
wotk which w.-u performed exclusively
by men some years ago.
TliroRt DinR HCH commence with a
cough , cold.or sere throat. "Buou.N'H BnoK
CHIAL Tflocius" give immediate relief. SOLD
ONLY IN DOXKa ,
The Duke cf Buckingham , who has no
heir to hla dukedom , has just married
the daughter of a Scotch baronet. Ho la
sixty-three.
A C 4 R D. To nil u ho are Buffering from errors
and Indigestions of juntil , ncnouseakncaa eaily
decay , loss ol manhooil , etc. In 111 send a receipt
that will euro jouFHEE Of CHAHOK. Tills Kreat
remedy was discovered by a missionary to Houth
America. Send felt-addressed emtlopoto HKV. Jo-
sum T. IMIAN Station "D " New York.
An examination of tha works of the
celebrated Auttriui painter Mnkurt has
recently been opened at Vienna.
BKIN 1MSK/V.HK8 COUED ,
By Dr , Frazlor'a Made Ointment , Cures
If by magic : Pimples , Black Heada or Grub
Blotches and Eruptions on the face , leaving
the skin clear and beautiful. Also euros Itch ,
Salt Ilhouin , Bora Nipples , Sere Lips and old ,
Obstinate Ulcera Sold by druggists , or
mailed on receipt price. 60 cants. Sold by
Kuhn & Co. and 0 , I1. * Goodman ,
The large catfish caught in tlio Gulf ol
Mexico are now smoked , dried and salted
in three days , by a new process1.
YOUNGMKNl IvEAl ) THIS.
TUB VOLTAIO BELT Co. , of Marshall , Mich , ,
offer to send their celebrated BLKOTHO-VOL
TAIC BELT and other ELKCTiua API'LIANCKS ot
trial for thirty days , to men ( young or old ;
afflicted with nervous debility , loss of vitality
and manhood , and all kindred troubles. Alsc
for rheumatism , neuralgia , paralysis , and
many other diseases. Complete restoration to
health , vigor and manhood guaranteed , No
rink is Incurred as thirty days trial ia allowed.
Write them at once for Illustrated pamphlet
froe.
Queen Victoria's bestowal of the Al
bert medal on a simple police connfablo
has given great satisfaction to the force ,
BTOP THAT COUGH
By using Dr , Trailer's Throat and Lung Bal
sam the only euro euro for Coughs , Colds ,
Hoarseness and Sere Throat , and all diseases
of the throat and lungs. Do not neglect a
cough. It may prove fatal , Scores and
hundreds of grateful people owe their live * to
Dr , Frazier't Throat and Lunp Balsam , and
no family nil ! ever be without It after nnco
using it , and discovering 1U marvelous power ,
It ia put up in largo family bottled aud sold
for tU small prlco of 75 cents per bottle. Sold
Co. and 0. K , Goodman ,
Of the whcld jiupuhtion tf the globe
it i ) oitlrrmtcd thnt 00,000 persona dlo
every day , or moro than ono cash icoond.
There sro nineteen kinds of mctil more
precioui than god. !
. , ,
u
Rheumatism , ouralnia , Sciatica ,
Lumbago , Backache , Headache , Toothache ,
NorcTlironlNnrllliiK.Nirnliiriltriiliie ,
Hum * , SrnliU , I'rool Itllcn ,
* " "Turn imwi.v IMIVI MI AMIIX.
IK-nhrnnrrrwIirr * . lini Oruu a tvtlto ,
nuKiuro.
Tin : CHAUUS : A. votiiuu : : co.
ITO.U , \OQtUBtCO. . ) l.UIi.ortJllf. ! |
HEALTH.
Swltt'a SpcclOo cured mo of rheumatism three
months ftiro , after my phjMcUas hml exhausted their
remedies u Ithout plvng \ relief.
0.1 * . doom HAH , Att y at Law , Urunsntck , Oa.
I have bcoi nflllct d with rheumatism nearly forty
earg , and n few bottles of Sniffs SpcclOo cured me.
b Is Qed Bend U the HifTcrlnR.
J , B , WADLKR , Thomson , 0 * .
I hio been entirely rcllocd of severe rhemmtl m
In my light aim by tlio use of Sftltt'a Specific. nnO
passed through Itst winter without a rcl j'80.
SlUMit llKiitiuiT , Ed. So. Cultivator , Atlanta , OA ,
TWENTY YEARS 1 had been a sufferer from
rbcumatlsm t cntv jcara ; was reduced tn * > ekolcton
could hardly tfct about , o\on on cruther. Swift's
Spec 0o lias cured mo round and w ell ,
MRS EuiOlKRBiiox , Macon , On.
Swift's Sfcclflo has rcllcvoil mo cf rheumatism
which at one tlmo tnrcatcnod to utop my mlnlsterla
woik. Kitv. W. A. KIRK , Cruss 1'Ulns.AIa.
Swift's Spoclfle Is entirely \ojjotable. Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases malloJ free ,
TIIK Bwirr Smcinc Co. , Atlanta , da.
CUronle ANerroni nUraMM
QnlcK. Sure CnrM.
Sursond two nt mp5 for Celebrated llmllcalWorki ,
Addreti.F. D. CLAIIItK , JI.U.i8G Soutt
CUrlc Street. CHICAGO. ILL. _
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[ ( SUCCESSORS TO DAVIS & SNIDER. )
QENK1UL DEALB11S IN
iSTATE
1605 FAKNAM STREET. - - OMAHA
Have for sale 200,000 acres carefully selected land
In Eastern NobrasVa , at low price and on easy term
Improved farms for sale In Douglas , Dodge , Colfax
Platte , Hurt , Cumlng , Harpy , Washington , Mcrrlck
Saundcra , and Butler counting ,
Taxes paid In all parts of the etato.
Money loatod on Improved farms.
Notary Public always In office. Correspondence
DOCTOR
IIVHITTIER
617 St. Charles St. , St. lonlf , Mo.
-A regular graduate of two Vertical College * , bi been locgffl
optgetl ID iboBpetlal treatment of OKBOMIC , KiH\oti , BKI <
nod IILOOD piiitfutbaa ny other tfbyriclin la fit. Lcoli ,
u eltr ptpcri shew aod all old reildentt * know.
Nervous Prostration , Debility , Mcntsl And
Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and otner K tc-
lions ol Throat , Skin or Bones , Blood PoItoa'Jag ,
Old SorCS and Ulcers. &ro trc&ted vlth nDr.artllelM .
of ecu , on lateit clcntiHo prlDelrlei. Pa'ety , Prlvitelj.
Diseases Arising from Indiscretion , Excess ,
Exposure or Indulgence , which rroJuco tome or tha
Tollonlnj cffcctii nervouiDcni , dtLllitr , dlmn * i ofalfiht
ted dercetlrfl memory , plmplei on tbo fare , jinjdcul docaj ,
ft\erilontotbc joclttj of femnlet , OQiDiUi of UeaseUx ,
rondcrine filarriago improper or unhappy , 'J
( te&Icil envelopefree * to any aiMnns. Conaultatloniittf
Dee or bj mall free , andlnrlled. W rlto for question ! .
A Positive Written Guarantee
give * la all curable caieu , Modtclnei ecnl every where.
Pamphleti , ncllsb or Gorman , 04 paeei , do *
Jcrlbiuc QDOVO dlscflecfl , in male or fomaU. F1IES.
MARRIAGE GUIDE !
KOpagei. flneplateB , Illuitrated In eloth and filt bind Ice ,
ftOc , money of joiUge ; name , ) > ap r coivrt , 26c. Tbh t * <
eotitalQi all the curloiu , doubtfol or iuqulttltlfe vant t *
know. _ . A , . book . . ofKrtat Jnt rwt to all. UetJtili Coacto.
n
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.ff t xtcvitd tty - - -
Will the
purify i
Itttu the LIVER and KIDNEYS ,
and JIKHTOiiu T1IK IIUA1.T11
ana viaon of VODTIL i > j-i
pepsin. Want of Appetite , jn
dlKcsllon , Lack ul blruiiRth.
inl'1 Ire- " * "Inn absolutely
cm cil. Denes , luiiiclcsaix !
Vfs receive iiLWlorcc.
IUcii3 the tiiliul ami
niipnlles Jlralu 1'owcr.
iirurliiKfroni complaint *
J iiuLUllurto tliclr ei'\ will
lad In R. El' JirER'S IBON TONIC u pah fin *
Cecily euro. Ullvts u clear , liualUiv complexion.
i"reiioiit | ittcniptaat oo""ri * ' > UiiB onlyaOd
J the popularity of I ho orlclnnl. Do not expert *
Sent ( reo. . ANUllKfiT.
nd jvur uddrm to'Ibe Dr. Ilnrtnr M d u > > V i
Ht.Loii ! . Wo. , for our "BKEAM BOOK. " B I
"nllof DtVanuaoDd unefallofirmaUon.fre JF i
M. R. RISDON ,
REPRE3KNTSI
rhcenlz Insurance Co. ( London , Cash
Assets . IB.8S1.000
Wcetcheator.N , T .Capital . 1,000,000
TheMerohanUof Newark.N. J. , Capital , . . . 1,276,000
OtrardFlre , rhtladelpbla.Capltal . 1,200,000
Woman'n Kund. Carltal . , , . . . - . 1.ES9POO
Imported Beer
) X BOTTLES.
firlonger , . - - * - - - - > Bavaria
Culmbnober , , . . . . . - . . Bavaria
Pilsner. . . . . . * , . . . Bohemian.
Soiser . . . * . . . . - . . . . .Bromoa
DOMESTIC.
Qndwoiaor . St , Louiis ,
.St. Lenis ,
Beat's . . . . .
Sohlitz-Piloner _ . Milwaukee.
Krujj'a . . . . . .Omaha
Ale , Porter , Domestic nud Rhine
Wine. * "D. MAURKR ,
ISlSFarnom St.
A FINE LINE OF
THE ONLYIKXOLUfelVK
IN OMAHA'INEB ,
Tha rom&rkkblo growth of Omahn
during the Iwt few yc&ra la nuttoi o !
great iwtonlshmont to these who pity n
occaalotukl visit to this growing oltr. The
development of the StocV Yards the
nooosnUy of the Bolt Line Road the
finely paved atrooU the hundreds of now
residences and costly bnslnosa blooki ,
with the population of our city more than
doubled In the laat fire yoari. All thin
la a great narprloo to visitors end la the
admiration of onr cltlions. Thli rapid
growth , the business activity , and the
many substantial Improvements made A
lively demand for Omaha real estate , and
every Invostoi hai made a haudsomt
profit.
Slnoo the Wall Street panic May ,
with the subsequent cry of hard times ,
there has boon loss demand from specula
tors , bat a fall demand from Invontoia
socking homes. This latter class axa
taking advantage of low prices In build.
Ing material and are securing their homco
at much less cost than will bo possible B
year hence. Speculators , too , can buy
real cat1 a cheaper now and ought to Uko
advant o of present prices fet futoia
pro ts.
The next few yews promises greatoi
divolopmonta In Omaha than the past
Qv > yean , which have boon as good aa
wo could roaaonably desire. Now man.
ufaotnrlng establishment * and largo Job.
blng housoa are added almost weekly , and
all add to the prosperity of Omaha.
There are many In Omaha and through ,
bat the State , who bavo their money In
the banks drawing a nominal rate o ! In *
torost , which , If judiciously Invested In
Omaha real obtato , would bring them
much greater returns. Wo have many
bargains which wo are confident will
bring the purchase * largo profit * In tht
near future.
We have for sale the finest resi
dence property in the north and
western parts of the city.
North we have fine lots at reason
able prices on Sherman aveuue,17th ,
18th , 19th and 20th streets.
West on Farnam , Davenport , ,
Cuming , and all the leading streets
in that direction.
The grading of Farnam , Califor
nia and Davenport streets has made
accessible some of the finest and
cheapest residence property in the
city , and with the building of the
street car line out Faruam , the pro
perty in the western part of the city
will increase in valnw
We also have the agency for the
Syndicate and Stock Yards proper
ty in the south part of the city. The
developments made in this section
by the Stock Yards Company nnd
the railroads will certainly double
the unco in a short limn.
Wo also have some fine busineos
lots and some elegant inside rnsi-
donccp for sale ,
Parties wishing to invest will find
some good bujgoiEp ti calling
REAL 1STATI
BROKERS.
213 South 14th St ,
Bet .roen Farnhnm aud Douglas.
P. 8. We oak those who hav
property for enlo at a bargain to givfl
as a callWe want only bargains
We will positively not handle prop
ertv at more than itn real value.
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