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? . TXAII V TJII/ THE DAILY BEE-SATURDAY APKIL 25 , isss FEVER onn nwdfl t uwi Vmia port cf tonlo. I ItON ftntara Into almort T r , phi- tlcUn'i prncripllon ( or tbom who coed tnlld , n up. BITTJ Wcntnrx . .nimtniv .nr o tnrnry. iVr. , H 11AM M > IX } IA1 , , nd In tlio only leot i rnoillrlno that ta tint liijuriotiK. II Knrlrhcni tlio Jllooil , liivlporriteii tlio tijntfm , Hn torr ApprtltrAliUillBCNtlon It iom not bfceVcn or Injure the twith , onto hwl. Dn. O. II. Hnnu.sr , A ttdln phj lcUn of HprlncfWJ.'O. , MJ- : "Brown's Iron BlUer * Ion Ihoronghrpiorxl nrvll clno. I two 'At In mj priuMoo. nd flnil IW "Ction "ni wl all oit.nr forma nf Iron. Inwo new orilow tonillllon rtf the rj-ttpm , Ilrnwn'd Iron Illttxn Ij nnniillr a pwltlra nccnwltj. It Is nlHIut is claimed for It. " o Ornuln liiui tnulotnutt nod rm wd rertUnmon vrrappnr. Tnl < o no nllirr. HU < ) ( i only liy llltOUTi CIII'.MIOAI.CO. , 1IAITIMIU11M1 > . Umrl ' HANJJ UOOK tiwf nl And attntrHm , con- talofflK ) jtnf ? prirm ftirTvlncd. Infnnnatlon nbont coinn , ntj. , Klven n\v ay hy nil ilonirm In mmllclDo , at j [ Sc.ctarip. wo r. Mlwteiiatic BBOAO CLAIh tver ofT'oroil ffi tlin onbllo rhronlcANer rene lcK , filuro Cnrec. I fuwbaiDti . - yrtltan fvrrvcate onarantfo tintlerfnfcrn. HT8enilt DBtamp3forCelebratodMeUcalWorka , Address. F. tt. CL.ARIU2 , OX. JJ.f iSG Soutl. Clark Slrect. CHICAGO. ILU 1H COKDUUXCD Ut Soyal Havana Lottery ! ( A aOVKRNMKNT IHSTlTtmOK. ) Drawn at Havana Cuba , Everv 10 to 14 Days. Tickets in Fifths , Wholes § 5. Frac tious pro rata. Kubjoct to no nuDlpoiailvn , not oooliollod by the M't'oaln ' IntorosJ. Ik la Ilia falrosi thluB In ( lie nitaro of chtnculn eilatanco. Cor tickets apply to RHirSET < t CO. , 1212 Broad- w yN. Y. City ; SOLING Kit k CO. , 103 South 4th St. BL LoalB , Uo , or it. OTTKN8 & CO , 010 Main St. , Kanua Wtv. ito. noiirunmcnt. It u r < vrt with him perfectly. " \vrlteH a nioui. er. Ilimdrcilsof . , - - nltils , n vrll i"i t IOKO ti-om rcputalilo iili H thrnuirhniit tlic-nlmlnl' St ( > Htlt } to Uie worth nf I10EUCK il FOOD TUB INFAHTa AND INVALIDS. lCf < lum no Looklne Jlei-t food lu health or c.ch. iras. < ii inii-lH. llvnUilniirKintM Book cent frm ICK'S I--OIMI Cn. . ItnrlnrIM h ) innU nu rectiiiitot price i James Meal Institute Chartered by theStateof Illi nois for thecxpresspurpose of jrivinr ; Immediate rcliclin all chronic , urinary and pri- 'Vate ' diseases. Gononhffia , Gleet nndSyphills In all their complicated forms , also all diseases of the Skin and Blood promptly rellcvedand pcrmanentlycured by re me _ . . . _ _ _ mx'floll'ractlre. Seminal Weakness , NiiTht Losses by Dreams , Pimples on Ihe FaceLost Manhood , t > ualtit'clifcitrril.Tliwo it no ( vr/ierfmrtiftna. The appropriate remedy is nt once used In each case. Consultations , per sonal or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med icines sent by Mail nnd Express. No marks on package to indicate contents or sender. Address DR. JAMES.No. 204Wasliinglon SI.Chicagolll. IF. jP. PECJK. , & CO. ( Successors to Feck , Kern & filliley. WIOKSE , ROSE & CO. OF OIIIOAGO. HaUiif ? secured a private wire direct to the Chicago cage Board ot Trade , wo are prepared ta execute orders dors tiroinptly.ve Uko a full maiktt report. Coun try buslnesi a epealalty. llclcrcncuB , Unlteil Statoa Nations IDaiilc. Toltphono 210. N tY. earner IStb - - - - and i LINCOLN FLORAL CONSERVATORl Cor. Q& 17tb , onllnoof itrretc&ri. c Croonhouso , Bedding Plants , Roses , Flowering Shrubbery , 'Evergreens , Small Fruits , Etc < Tztras with every order. Flomt Pc lrni ( , IVwnuotj" , JluiVtXi , Kie for IVirtJcs , WcJdliiK' nml hineniU n specialty , unU tciittoutiy | uirtof thuHlutv. Bwoctrotutuniul iHlierMWtiilili ) iiUmU la their Illuttrutixl CuUlotjuo frvu. W. S. SAWYER & CO. , JJucoln. Kebroflka. Maonooa , aa..oanDir Una la Tim tt rr known r ani.h ± rai ooi ri > J B icapl m nio Ml/-our , ibicb IK n' Mnd VllKU touU ftllov-talTenr * The Pretty Holler Sfcntcr. From Ilarpet's llagsiino. A group of merry ifcMen t the rink went nightly round ; Like the grinding of Rr nt mill roao that dry , rrenUtcnttoundi And I nightly went to watch them from th BaUery'i lofty place. For the poetry of motion scomod to thrill each form find face. 3omo were full crown men and women ; aomo wore jcrUbs and mniJcns fair ; Sorms were children of all sirep , t noCratlng everywhere ; All were stirred by sport and frolic , aa if Ufa were running o'er : TwM a pretty tight to witnosi on ( ho hard and butnlshod floor. One , arrayed In bright gray costrinc , so be- vtltehlngly did skate That nry heart when the was coming vrocU most wildly palnltato. Without doubt the village borvtcty wan Ihla young nnd rosylaea ; And nho toro my heart to Utters orory 'Clmo I saw her pass , She conld etcp In any fachlon , turn her foot each dangerous way , I'cso in figures qulto coqwittlth , backward gwcop r.'itli dlizy away : On the floor ilia fairly floated , teeming frco from thought or care ; Fnlry-liko and half cncbnntod strca-med tbo ribbons front her hair. Sometimes in her gay pyrntioiiE upward beamed her pretty face , Which wr.5 all aglow with roeea from the order dor of her race , Then I tnncied eho had econ mo , for she t&uaed and ek&tcd slow. But among BO many others how could eho my paialon know ? To that town I c mo i > stranger no one know _ me there , I think. Looking every night in wonder on Ihia alrcen of the rink ; And 1 marvelled , when ao many were in dun marches thrown. That she got no follow s offer , but kept skat ing on alone. Are the young men all demented ? thought I aa she whirled alone : For their coldness seemed aurprhing , doing human nature wrong ; And I vowed , if eho would toke ma ( thouph ] knew not how to skate ) , I would stumble off on rollers and whirl will her , teto-n-teto. So I rallied the director , who was owner ol the rink , And while proffering my credontlalle , "Yon are Mr. Smith , I think , " Said I , in the blandest manner , but with dif- idence , I own ; "Would you name mo that fair damsel who is skating all alone ? " Hero I thought a shrewd discretion was be coming on my part ; It would never do to tell him she had skated through my heart ! "What ! that young girl in gay costume ? " B ! C h , without start ) or Irown ; "Sho'a our 'champion roller skater1 ahe's n tailor's wife , in town ! " I hnvo never tried the rollers , and I never shall , I think ; I have something else to live for than a noisy skating rink. People aay that all who use them fall and _ flounder on the floor ; So , dismissing all delusions , Isklpped straight way through the door , JOEL BENTON , HONEY l'"OH THE IjilDIES. The rngo for tinsel is on the increase. Tortoise-shell pins are in high favor. Lapis lazuli is the newest shade of blue , 1'araeols have canopy , round , and much- room tops. Jersey corEet covers bid fair to supersede all others. Bangs must be of the finest possible curia or crepe waves. Poppy rod jackets are made to vrear with chintz drcsics. High-standing collars are covered with bended galloon. Uneasy lies the woman's head that wears no swell spring bonnet. Hats will bo worn almost to the exclusion of bonnets In the spring. Among other fanciful bodices Are some with lengthwise organ plaits. The jacket la the street wrap for young la' dies under twenty-five ; Moro and moro popular grows the Jersey jacket , waist and webbing. Some of the new shapes of straw bonnets look like a hussar's helmet. Dark ecru etamine striped with mosg green velvet is exceedingly pretty. The cleft brim bonnet grow ) slowly in favor with American women. Black velvet collars , with the edges worked with straw or tinsel , are worn. Gold and silver braid will bo used to oxceei in trimming spring cashmeres , Etamlno striped and broche with velvet comes nmon ? spring novelties. Embroidery is naed for trimming velvet na well as cotton and wool dresses. A pretty fancy for bows on summer dresses is the combination of three colors. Woolen etnmino with velvet stripes is combined with colored veiling or cashmero. Buttons of dull mctil , with hammered ground ; , havd owls , , snatla and dolphlna in relief. There are fewer expensive fabrics in market this season than have appeared for many years , Baryl green comes with a bluish metallic lustre among the spring greens In millinery goods. Red cotton collars , with narrow edge of embroidery iu dark blue , are among the nov oltioa. Cotton chuvolts have the patterns of their woolen namesakes and are a firm and durable wash fabric. The most correct glove for the promenade is one that tnntchcs the costume n trifle darker , if possible. The short pelerine mantle , short and tight iu the back , high on the houlden and loose in front , is the leading tpring wrap. All tinsel that , crocaded andtbreadnd stutfs trimmings and lacag are popular , but gold is the leading metal in tinsel goods , The difference between Pittaburg and Bos ton girls U that the former have smuts on thtlr noses and the latter have spec's. Ornamental pins for the hair are not worn in pair * . The coiffura may bo ndorned with a butterfly , A star and a sword , but not with two pica alike. Stripea are certain to be worn this spring , and will probably be qulto popular. There are eome decided novelties in theie , and the color blending * ore good , Embroidered surah robes are a leading ipring novelty. They are shown in artistic combinations in light evening shades , and bid fair to become very popular. A Philadelphia wamon says ahe was kissed by a ehott at n aeance. This goea to show that Philadelphia ghoatt are not so particular In some respect * as moat people. Folds nra uaed iuitead of flounce * to trim dreu skirts , and thosa folds frequently over , lap one another and extend from the bottom of the iklrt almost to the waltt. "I'd rather die than get married , " said one girl to another. "Well , I wouldn't , " was the response , "for you can't get a divorce when you die. " [ Merchant Traveler. A Brooklyn aeamttrencireloaslyleft a nee die In the back of a young lady customer'i dreis , and now a particular friend of the fam lly baa hli hand dona up In arnica , A ecientist has found that a woiaan'a ear cm perceive higher notes than a mau'i. This IB the reaaon why the woman nlwxyi wakea up first when the baby cries in the night. nOioof the moat cruel freaka of faabion is the decoration of hati and bonneU with the ikina of birda. The brightest and prettiest of the feathered tribe Are in the greatest it * mand , There are no iuch thing * aa purs white natural teeth , * ay * a deutlat. Whenever you read of a young woman' pearl teatb you may know they are made out of porcelain and told at 10 much per tooth , Claapa are In a variety of dealgn , Ilorte * ' nD'J dogs' heads , carved with tinted pearl and I dark wood , oxydtzed ilver bird * , cro c nU | . , nd clasalo head * , en profile , In high relief , are come of Uia many aort * shown. Velvet or velveteen , tn contrasting color with the eUmlno , or cashmere , or wool stuff of the frock , In uted to oxceaa for the cuff * , jolts , collars and capoi , pockets and pare- mcnts of children's gaimonta. The prevailing fashion of dlveraity it vis ible in aomo of the lace-covered paraiola 3oma < ot them have two of the goroa covered with ihirred-figurod piece net , while the real hnvo frill * of Inco put on. very full , tn Lapland , whora tbo night * are from three to sir month long , beaux often kisa their sweethearts "gootl-night" about aix week * before - fore daybreak. Their Block of caramel ) , pea nut * and small-talk become exhausted by that time , Klegant simplicity will bo one of tho.arb ! trary requirements of vhiting and dinner costumes even of the richest deacrlptlon this summer. LOM adorning will bo teen , and more caio and thought will be devoted to the perfect fit and artistic draping of thoao toll oU. Among the popular goods in all black is the fabric known- ring cloth , a material which la na transparent ni gauxe , but as strong aa grenadine. It is 10 strong and elaatlc that U la aaid the entire width of the good * can bo drawn through an ordinary finger rin ? , hence its name. Butterflies are very much used for ball and other evening dresses. They are placed upon the shoulder ) , upon tha breast-knot of flow- erg , and also up on the bonnet. A group _ o ! live buttoifltea in tha hair io also n passing fancy , and a whole flight of them ia aoen on the painted gauze tana that nro now so fash lonable. " ' - . . " - > MHV The much-abused conct has accomplished Bomothlug that entitles it to ba spoken of with respect for a few dayB. at leaat. A womtn in Quincy , Mnss. . was atnick ho other night by a bullet , which came in contact with n fttool in her corset , and waa thus pinvontod , a Boston piper eayr , "from Inflicting what might hnvo been a fatal wound , " Scotch ginqhama are in special request , ant among the beat grades are shown handsome looking embroidered ginghams matching the solid colors heretofore In atock. These uomo In boxes , and are warranted "fast colors" and exceedingly durablo. Those with the now chambreys and zephyrs are special favoiites for ladies who prefer neat and dressy wash able goods for morning wear during the turn mer. mer.An An Klmira woman stopped for n lady frienc to accompany her to the roller skating rink Nothing lotb , the lady , who waa cookim some aauerkraut , told her visitor to wait unti aho put on Bomo pig's feet and then she woulc go with her. She rushed about in a hurry and packed up , aa aho supposed , her akatee , bul when she reached the rink aho found horsali in char-go of a plg'a feet , and on rushing homo found the skates in the sauerkraut. Tlio Undo. Pick It up tenderly ! Touch it with care ! Fashioned BO slenderly ! Give it aomo air. Let not the wind brush it With touch that is rude. There , soft ! joti may crush it , For it is a dudu. Look at the garments , Clinging Ilka cerements And its bright locks of hair Dipped in cologne. With the part in the middle , Which won it endearments. And the vacint nnd hopolesa nlr , Wholly its own. Pick it up ten'derlyl Helpless , Inane ; Poor fated innocent , ( Jhoked on its cane. llad it a father , had It a mother ? Had it a sister , or may be a brother , Who allowed it to wander So far from its home ? Did thov dream they would IOEO it If suffered to roam ? Poor thing , so young in years , Not worth a dollar , See how its suffering ears Hang on its collar. Still the world moves along ; Why pause to miss Out of its busy throng One lite like this ? Coroner's Inquest Neck broken , we think. Cause bat set too far back , And something to drink , Stomach weak , lemonade Went to its brain ; Felt itself going , and Swallowed its cano. [ Milwaukee Sunday Newa , PEPPERMINT DUOPS. A Connecticut cow swallowed 200 hair-pins the other day without injury. What became of the young lady ia not atatod. Doctor * aay too much coffee makes bald heads. Tolling the female bead of tbo house that bar coifoo ia ' 'nothing but alopa" will also do it. it.Men Men are said to sleep very soundly tbo night before hinging' . But not BO touudly as they do the nlgbt after. [ Blngbarnton Re publican. Never look a gift chromo in tbo color.If [ the frame is a strong ono yon can put your mothcr-in-Iaw'a portrait m the place of tbo otbcr eyesore , In Prussia tbo servant-girl of the house often stnya with a family as long as forty yeara , This indicates that theydon't start tires with kerosene over there. "One seea singular sights at sea , " eaid a person who had just crossed tbo Atlantic , "I Htw the ocean bo ve , a pissenirer heave , and tha ship heave , " [ Boston Courier. Two men who were cutting down a tree near Gallion , U , , found $809 in a hollow , A third man came up and claimed it , and after a fight In which nil got licked the money turned out to ba counterfeit. iA woman who baa been taking in BOP ing for a couple of yeara to support her lazy and drunken husband , says it h surprising that the board of health bus not hid her mulcted for "maintaining a nuisance , " [ Nometown Uorald. A female euifragiet asks : "If women were milk can * would thuy not bo promptly pro tected ? " How under the sun did ehe ever think of comparing women to milk cans ? They , nre not made of tin ; they don't hut we give It up. "What Bomo maidens eay , " ia a head line In an exchange Some maidens Bay , "No , thank you ; I never eat ice cream , " but my boy , don't you be swindled into an attempt to supply her ico-crearriah propensities , for finannial ruin and bankruptcy atara you in the face from that moment. [ Dinavllle Breeze , "No. " * aid tlia country poatmaater , "I don't care ao much about losing my office. But , you see inarm'a got a tchool and the pogtal carda uted to come in real bandy M readln'le&fona for the youngsters. If I'd only known it in time , I might have aaved a lot , enough to laat a year or ao ; but I wo * a kicked out ao audden that I didn't have any chance , and now marm' < in a terrible way and declarea I never did have no foreaigbt , I Boston Transcript. ' Another tpring poem arrived yetterday , From tha tize and weight of the package , it I * our impression that it came by freight. If our railroad Rommisalon proposes to allow low rate * of freight on spring poetry , then there ia something in the whole svstom of freight tariff that calls loudly for reform. The com missioners abould take this diabolical stuff out of thn ordinary classification and put it in a class by Itself. Wfl always put it by lttef ! aa teen as we get it [ Atlanta Constitution , "Well , " remarked the divorce lawyer , "what alimony do you want ! " "I think $1CO , ( < 00 cash and an Income of $30,000 a year , banide * lawyer * ' fee' , would only be fair , " replied the lady. "Fair , madam ? ' answered the lawyenn sur prise. "What buinfes ia your huabatd in1 "Ho own * a skatiug rink , " [ New York Graphic. Firt Tonaorial Arliet "That man Preal. dant Cleveland will make a good many mis takes , you aee now. " Hecond Tonnorial Artist-"They Bay he' * got plenty of horte tense , and that' * a good thine to have " "That's nil jigbt , 1 ut what good doe * that do a man who don't know what la going on in the world ? He can'u keep poiUd , He's got no one to tell him what happen * everywhere. " "And why ain't ha ? " "Became be ( have * hlmtelf , " - [ Philadelphia phia Call , Morlmriim DT UtCHARI ) llK-NUt HTOTlDAnt ) . It U mod fitting he should paaa away , A J he i * parsing now without a word This man of many battle * , whom dismay Dismayed not , whoso stout heart was seldom stirred. Master of hi * emotions lot too keen , Of simple , primitive tastet , hi * wants were few , Believer only in thlnga known and Been , Stubborn and blunt , begotten to eubduo , Not hit the blood in Sidney's reins which ran , Nor hi * who fell at Boneavallc * of old ; But there is something in thin silent man , Something herolo In his rugged mold. Of thla cur soldier dying , Time will ba A kinder , sterner , juater judge than we. [ Independent. MUSIOAIi AN'O DRAMATIC. The Adnmlcss Kden ia a failure in San Francisco , Next tooaon Margaret Cone , sister of Kato Olaxton. will star a * a totibrette under her Bister's direction. " > _ > : " " Madame Modjeakn la acting at Mr. Henry Irving'a London theatre. A fren performance of Mendelssohn's era torln "Elijah" was given a few doye ngo In ono ol the poorest parts of London , Theatres In Philadelphia will have to com ply with the law as expounded by Judge Pelrco , and pay an annual state licence o SEOO , ns well as a special city tax. W , J. Florence is going to Kuropo in quct of a play , His present atock Ia run down a the heel. Ho opens at Daly's on September : for four weeks , when his now play will prob ably see tha light , Next Monday Helen Dauvray , formerly known aa "Tbo California Diamond , " who baa boon Miccetsrul in Paris , will nppear tv the Now York Star theatre supported b i very strong cast in "Mona. " Her manager I Mr. John Hickaby. Anton Rubinstein has boon in Ilollrmc during the last month , on a concert _ ton which hai just terminated. Ho bas finisliec a now oratorio , which ia to brought out undo his own conductorehip nt Antwerp during the exhibition , Mr. Lawroncn Barrett last Saturday con eluded in New Orleans 0110 of the most auc eossful engagements he over played. Man ; people were turned away nightly , Mr. Bar rett was formerly manager of the Grand oport house in Now Orleans , and is a great faxorito with the playgoer * of that city. Southern papers tpoak with interest ant enthuajasm of the second musical festival o Virginia and North Carolina , which begins in Petersburg , Vircrinla , May Sftb , under tha direction roction of Mr. Carl Zorrnbn , of the Boston Handel and Haydn society. Whatever Mr Zerrahn undertakes is bound to bo cxccutot with regard to the highest canons of his ait , When Fanny Davenport waa in Cinclnnat ahe received a compliment at the hands o Henry Ward Beocher , the profession's now ally , who attended a performance of Fedora and was greatly carried away by the play nnc the star's acting. The compliment exists in the fact that tho. only player whom Mr Hcecher had previously seen was Mr , Irving The reappearance of Patti in New Yorl lasi Monday night elicited the following comment mont from the Now York Evening Telegram "Unless Patti and Scalchi nro heard together in Semlramldo' in this city again , those who had the good fortune to bo present at the per formance in the Academy of Music last mghl will never moro listen to such marvellous singing. JL'liu vocalization of the ladies was simply perfect , nnd the vast audlenco waa n times too spellbound to applaud , and again uproariously enthusiastic. Kvery seat in the Academy w.ij occupied , and the boxes were like vases full of lovely exotics , the costume ; and beauty of the occupants were BO rich unc varied. From the rise to the fall of the cur tain the attention of the assemblngo was fixed on ho two great cantatrices , who wen in pploudid voice. Indeed it would bo hare to Imagine anything moro splendid. Pas- quolea , the Aesur of the occasion , was like wise vocally potent , and orchestra and chorui were completely under the control of the wizard cf the night Ardltti. It was a grand affair. " Music. There Is mualo in the meadows Tia the melody of waters ; There ia music in the parlor Tfs the tinging of fair daughters. There is music in the forest 'Tis the % varbling of the birdies ; There is music in the city 'Tis the tones of hurdy-gurdies. Thpre is music on the playground 'Tis the children's merry prattle ; There is music now in Afghan Tis the bnglo-note of battle. But the music now most preclou ? , Not excepting Patti's thrill , Is the chiiniuK of the dollars As they strike the merchant's till. OONNUBIALiITIES. Rose Coghlan was married last waok to Clinton C. Kdgerly , a Boston lawyer. She will not leave the stage , A bridal chamber in an Atlanta hotel ia rather suggestively decorated with Brj ant's lines : "Tha melancholy dnya have come , the eaddest of the year. " Tha will of a New Hampshire man , which bas just been probated , loaves ? 10COO to liis wife in case she remains single for eight weeks after his death. "IJon't marry a innn who as a boy was not always kind , laving and helpful to his sister , ' soys it philosopher , who evidently wants all the girls to die old maids , StMorgnn Hart , of Fayetto county , 111. , re. contly mnrrlod a Mrs. Ballard , who ia reputed to bo an heir tn the Mark Hopkins estate , valued at 535.000,000 , half of which will fall to her. A well-dressed and pretty young woman , who went about in Now York eaylng that she wanted to get married , was promptly clappi'd into an intone asylum. If all the well dressed and pretty young women were equally outspoken , the asylums would quickly be filled , It Is announced that the marriage of Mrs. Kdwlna Booth nnd Mr. Ignatius 11. Gross man , of New York City , will take plncanext month privately , at tbo homo of the bride's Father in Boston. The young couple will take passage for Kuropo on May 20 , and spend the summer there. No man is safe any longer. During his parents' absence last week , Adion Stone , an idiot of Ypsllantl , aged 47 years , waa mar ried by one Mary McFall , who waa found in the house with her "husband" upon the amity's return. Adien I * posseaied nf tome ; property managed by a guardian. The un- lappy bridegroom say * lu was coaxed Into the murrlaee , and that he doesn't want ta live with Mary-Detroit [ , ( Mich ) Journal. Ono actress called on another in New York and remarked that every man the knew wanted to marry her. The other laid it wat lie and laughed scornfully. Tha caller then grabbed the scoffer by the throat , chucked her into tha corner and tat on her until the police arrived. Now each ft suing 'or $20,000 damages , the one for tlander and .he other for assault , The queer thing about the case it tint everybody should doubt the actress' ability to marry every man she cnown , They usually do. He waa a mathematical CUE * , and always engaged in making Intricate calculation ! on > uer. The marriage waa to take place on " Friday , but he suggested to hi * prospective mother-in-law that it had better take place on Thursday. "Why do you with it changed ? " heasked su.plciouily. "Well , " aaid he , "I iiave been making a calculation , and I find tbat my silver wedding will come on Satur ; day evening , and that would never do , aa that ia the evening I have to eo to the lodge. " -Ttxaj Sifting * . The most peculiar part of a wedding festival - tival among the middle classes In Persia la the closing ; . At the moment ihe brlda leaves her father' * honae a alioutof "Kellel lei" ancounco * tha fact. All ihe guest * carry lanterns on high pole * to lead and light the way. Aa tha proc ailon approache * the home of the bridegroom several sheep are sacrificed In honor of the bride. They are ( lain at her feet as shonteps over her husband's threshold for the firat tima. Then invoklnc blessing * on tha pair , all wend their way home , and the festival i * over. Several marriageable young men of Roche * ter , N. U. , are In a terrible pickle. They bare heretofore given a * a reason for not marrying that they could not afford the luxury , About a month ago taveral marriageable young ladioa put their heads together and prepared a docu ment proving conclusively that families of from two to tlx [ they provided for the future , rou POP , ) can live well on $0 a week. Having disposed of rent * , fuel _ and provisions , theto artless girls turned their at' ' tention to clothlnp , and the document a for a mid states that the woman who cannot dress stylishly and tavo money on ? SO a yeir ii not worth the marrying. Then these girl * made madecopietof the original and tent ono to each of the eligible younp mon , Ho.ison Bporta Soon on the race course will anooar The flyers , nnd soon the f culler , With all hi * trapping * and his gear , Will onco.moro bo a puller ; Soon will tho"crlcketer como out And hop around the wicket , And teen the footbill will bo put Whore many toes can kick it ; Soon will the swimmer clenvo the surf , And bicycles be whirling ; The fact is , soon the sporting world Will all bo up and atirrtng , HKLIGIOUS. The Methodists have grown from 15,000 members In 1784 to 3 003,820 at the present time. Their centennial celebration vrlli occur next fall. Au Irishman In Ltthcro , India , ronouncoc Roman Catholicism nnd bocnino a Mobxiu raodon twelve yonra ago. Ho baa already made two pilgrimage * to Mecca , Church brlln from a Baltimore foundry an in demand lu England. Already China , Wee Africa , Nova Scotia , Newfoundland , the Wea' ' Indies mid parts of South America have drawn upon the aamo establishment for it silver-toned bells. Mousignor A. J. Gloileux. who was con socratcd nt Baltlmnro by Archbishop Gibbon na Catholic bishop of Idaho , ia a native o Belgium and 41 j cars of ago. Among otho preUtcR present were Bishops Kocne.of Rich rnpnd and Grossjjf Savannah. " "Recently high pontifical mats wn3 cehT bratcd in Copenhagen for the first time sioci the days of tlio Reformation , such n eorvici having heretofore been forbidden bylaw. Th < Catholics In Denmark now number nboui 3.000 souls with twenty-six priests , of whom aeven are Danes. According to the reports received by the Lutheran , nearly 800 persanR were roccivoc into membership with the Lutheran congrega tlona of.Philadelphia duiing Holy week. Tin lajgest number of confirmations reported waa ninety-one at St. James' Gorman churcl : Rov. F. W. Wiskotten , pastor. The revision of the Old Testament has been completed , and on May 21 the now version will bo issued simultaneously in London New York , and Philadelphia. This vorsiot is the joint property of the universities of Ox ford and Cambridge , and each university wll Itsu9 Ita own edition , although both will b < printed from plates made from ono aet o : types. A colored Baptist church iu Now Bedford , having advertised for a minister , receivec word from ono in New Yoik state that ho would bo on hand Saturday night. A com mittep was nt the station to meet him and was astonished to find that ho waa a white man. The stranger , who had not supposed that hi - future parishonera were colored , waa equally aBtoninhod. Ho preached for them on Sun day , however , and was pent away with the proceeds of a collection. [ Worcester ( Mass. " Spy. Deserving of Confidence. There is no article which so ilohly deserves the entire confidence ) of the community na BROWN'B BltoxcillAL TROCHES. Those suffering from Asthmatic and Bronchial diseases , Coughf * nd Colds , should try thorn. Price 25 cents A IiiiKiccnt Choice. HSl. Louis , April 21. The Post Dispatch'i Dallas ( Ark. ) special says : "Columbus L Moffett was ImnpeJ hero to-day for the murder dor of _ Wm. W. Hunt. The execution wai public nnd was witnessed by a great crowd Moffett maintained his innccenco to tholosf and met his fata without a tremor. " BtiBlnoEB Failures. NEW YOIK , April 21. The failures during the past seven days weio 210 , ngnlnst 222 las weok. STOP THAT COUGH By using Dr. Frazier'a Throat and Lung Bal earn the only sure cure for Coughs , Colda , Hoarseness and Sore Throat , nnd all diseases of the throat and lungs. Do not neglect i cough. It may prove fatal , Scores anc hundreds of grateful people owa their lives tc Dr. Frazier't Throat and Lunp Balsam , and no family will ever bo without it after once using it , and discovering its marvelous power. It is nut up in largo family bottles and aold or the small price of 70 conta per bottle. Sold Kuhp & Co. and O. F. Goodman. Oregon holds its state fair Sept. 21. YOUNOMENI-KBfll ) THIS. THE VOLTAIO BELT Co. , of Marshall , Mich. , offer to send their celebrated KLECTBo-VoL- TAIO BELT and other ELEOTIUO APPLIANCES on trial for thirty days , to men ( young or old ] afflicted with nervous debility , loss of vitality and manhood , and nil kindred troubles. Alao for rheumatism , neuralgia , paralyals , _ and many other diseases. Complete restoration to health , vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk ia incurred as thirty days trial is allowed , Write them at ouca for Illustrated pamphlet free , The GermsriB are novr making delicate watch wheels from paper pnlp. $ BX1N UISBAba OUUED. By DC , Frnzlcr's Maelo Ointment. Ouroa If by magi : : Pimples , Black Heads or Grub Blotches nnd Kruptlons on the face , leaving the skin clear and beautiful. Also euros Itch , Salt Rheum , Sere Nipples , Sere Lipa and old , Obstinate Ulcers Sold by druggists , or mailed on receipt prlco. CO cenbi , Sold by Kuhu & Co. aud 0 , F. Goodman. The shipment cf cigars from Key West weekly amount to 1,500,000 , with an In creasing tendency. "That tlrod fooling" from which you auiFer to much , particularly In tbo mom In g , is ( iitiio'y thrown off by Eood'a ar eaparilln. Rote Winano' Bister , Mrs. Colcsto Huttoo , of Baltimore , has rented a cot tage at Newport for the summer , and ns she Inherited 85,000,000 from her father , the Into Thomas Wlnans , it is thought aho will tuccoed in struggling through ho Booson. A Bound mind goes very seldom without a sound digestion , and nothing contributes to. rard it moro than the use /VnKnojkturti iltlcrH , the wcrld renowned appetizer , man ufactured only by Dr. J. G , B. BIpgert & Son Five ollicors of the German army are jolng to Ooogo for the purpoao of organ- zing the black eoldlors of the negro irincea In that reglou on a European nilitary footing. Horafortl'a Acid Pliowplinto Iff DEBILITY KItOM OVKHWORK. Dr. G. W. COLLINH , Tipton , Ind. , eaye : "I used It In norvoua debility brought on ay overwork ia warm weather , with good reaults. " England mppllfs three fourths of all ho dolls carried by the children of olr- ilizod nations. Even the so-called French dolls these with china head * are made Tor the moat put in England , the bead alone coming from Franca. When Dtby WM tick , we gave her Caatorla , When she was a Child , the cried for Castor ! * , When the became Ifiu , the clan ; to Cattoria , ( TUen ( lit bad Children , she gave them Cutorla , MintllttlH free from Opiates , Hiiiittc.i anil Poison * . A PROMPT , SAFE , SURE CURE r r Coughs Fore Throuf , Honr nOM , Influent * , Cold * . llroneiitllis t'rotiisVliooplnz Couch , Atthtmi , Qulii.jI'nlno In Clint , miJoUitr rTKtloni e.f tti Throat nJ I.linjr" . Trice no centsn bottle. Sold hy timeouts nnrt t > P l- ern. l\irlle unable to Induce t/tetrittntfr la j > rom | > Utr ait Uforltttm iclll rtrUrt lira totllt > , Efvreiic/iarail ixilJ , tu fending one dollar to THE rimii.rs A.Tonri.ru cnvru.\T , Sol Uli rtfcnl Mttiuhcttirrr * . ll.lllmorc , JUrjdn.t , C.8.A. 017 St. Clinrlos St. , St. J.onfs , Mo. Arrtcntir gi-irtoMoef no HMltM Callrcm. h liepn l Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and otn r / ' ' - tenons nons ot Throat. Skin or nones , Blood RoUstf. , old Sores and Ulcers. ro irottii nti onritM ! > l iu e , on 1 > K KlfalltLa ftlntlrl'i. P > IT , 1'rliMelj. Diseases Arising from Inrilscrollon , Excctt , Exposure or Indulgence , i > Mtt , tr < ) a om of tin followlof effetUl nrrvouiiic.i , dt-Mtitr , dlmnt.i or MB ! * * and defectlra memory , plrnr/tri n ( ho i ep , pbjiltftldKa ? , ftVrnloDtotht .oetctj or remiilct , eonfunta of liCRSclA rendering MnrrUiro Improper or unhappy , u rtrmfiinitlT irtJ , 1'einphltl l rt tiBtOnn U" , ! ietl l envelope , frr to knrftdlrrM. Consultation * t tt aeoorbrniiillfreo.imdlnTlted. ttrlln for quciUonl. A Positive Written Guarantee ttlrta In til earmMe f n ei , Medicines konl eTcrjwber * . Pamphlet ! , > : ncU h or Ocncan , 01 pacei. < ! f- Isrlblnc nbovo dlieoseaIn run Jo or Comal * . Fllia MARRIAGE CUBDEI MO rmei. flee pt t . Illnitnlcd In cloth and ( lit blaJIca JOc. niouty rro l t itmMmpcr ooteri , lac. Tht * twos ontilnl all tut curlcni , doubtful or loqnMllM w : u Unou. 1 coca r trsit Intyut K > ell UlsJUj * tj trontuvi Or WeaKNervousMen Seeking perfect restoration to health , full miiiiliootl and soiiuil vigor tvltlionl Stomucli Drugging , should Bond for Trca- tlso on the 9larioi > llolnii. Young mon anil others who euffjr from nervous aid cttl ilcblllty , cxlmtistcil vitality , prc- rmtiiro decline , Vnrlcocolr. < Ssc. , ara especially bonofltod by conaultlng ltd contents. filBcaseB of the Prontnto Glnitil , ICIdnoys mill Ulnililcr effectually cured. Endorsed by thontmnds who Imvo been cured. AdoptoO In HoBpltala and by I'liyalelans In Kuropo and America. Scaled Treatise free. Address MAR3TOK REMEDT 00. or Da. H. TRESKOW , 46 West 14th St. , New York. $5O EEWABD $50 nr TOP FIND Tnn EQUAL OF CCO. _ | mi t bo iaL ARCh nd i GOOD er'TTwllT- Wlrtli & Oloklo , GO 4 02 Wa 'Ihla brand la a happy combination cf fine , young crisp red , burly lor R Illlor , with a DELICIOUS FLAVOR and It just meets the taste cf a largo number ot chewera. OrJcra for "Plowshare" are com Inp ; In rapidly from nil parts of the country , dcmonetr tlnK how quickly the great army of chenerH strike a ( , 'ooj combination uf Tobacco , both ou to quality and quantity. Messrs Loilllard& Co. have exercised no little time and labor In cmleaiotlng to reach the Acme of Terfcctlon in Plowshare , aid seem to have done It. Besides the TKN CHht curs el Ploweharoaro Which la n pcmt not to be orcrlooked by dealers who will find It to their interest to order eome and give their customers an opportunity to try It. Ask Your Dealer for Plowshare Dealore supplied bjr Gronowe ? & Sotoontgon , Council Bluffa. Pereproy & Moore , " " L. ICirscht & Co. Brop. " " Stewart . 1'axton & Gallagher , Omaha. McCord , I3rady & Co , , Omaha. For ealo in Omaha by H. Ylmrllntr , 618 S 13th Street , llonry Ditren , 001 S 13th St. Heimrcd & Co. , 602 S 13th St. Goo Oarlswn.1016 Parnam St. Kaufman Bros. , 207 S 15th St. Kaufman Bros , 1009 Farnam St. Frank Arnold & Co. , 1418 Fornftm St. AueuBt Plotz & Co. , 1509 Douglas St. Goo. Heimrod , 013 N 16th St. Bergen & Smiley , N. W. Cor. IGth and Cum- ing Sta. Van Green Bros. , N. W , Cor. Division and Cumlne Sts. Z. St vena 013 N. 21st St. J. II. Spctman , Cor. Douglas and 12th St. Geo. Anderson. 318 S. 10th St. Charlie Ying , 712 S. 10th St. Mrs. G. M. Lawley , 806 S 10th St. II. Mnnfelt , S. W. Cor. 13th and Howard. Mra. G. M. Lawlcy , 800 S. 10th St. . Omaha. Gen. Anderson , 318 S. 10th St. , Omaha. J. II. Spetmnn , corner Douglaanud 12th St. Chac. Yine712 8. 10th St. n piiriry " " BLOOD.'fojT utu tlic LIVER ami KIDNEV8. .mil JiHnntK ; TMK IUAI > T1 ! anil VIOOil of VODTIL l/ 0"p lii Waiiinl'Al'ppUte ' , in- llucislliHi , 1. Mi nl Htri-HBtl. . iid'llr ' " ' > " "nx absolute ! " curcil. llon'-"i , iiiupclcscii'i rn 1 1 , rucvlva nowlorce , i' ( llvi'iia ttiu inlnil ui.c 8iillcrliiKlromcoinpluli > ti j > Mtt5llirto lliclrocx will ? nd In JJ1U El'iHlTJl'S IJION' TONIC n mfa and ii'i-ily euro. Kltvcsn clour , liealtliv coniplrxlon. fri-'iuunt attempt * at c- > " " rA''lliiK only adj Ij tliopopularllyiirilia original. Do Wet expert- ( .flllt gcttllO OUIUINAI.AM ) 1IK8T. Hfod jouriidre | ato'l'hn/r. lliirturMml uo.V Si.lx > 'ili. Mo. , for our"DltKAM HOOK. " B t truour nnn nif oLiaf orma MOO. uvaoP J A FINE LINE OF THE ONLY EXOIiDblO IN OMAHA NKH. St , Charles Hotel. 0 8TUKET , OKI 7th and 8tb , . LINCOLN , NEl ) Utt. Kate Coakly , PioprletorcM. ly and elegantly hunlabtd. Good umplt looms on Orit floor. Term -tl.W to n p < > day , Bp dal ratei irlreo memben ol the leirUlaturo. DOvlO-1 m-to _ li aphrodlslao , arons- P ci activity , poiltlvely I curet tmi > otouev. loel _ . ' Itv. nil wcuknetBofRoncratlvu UVBUUII ; ulther BOI. tl UvumlU J , IMVttrucr.'li 7ttator > t..Cliks a A Tb * romarkabla growth ot 'Omaha dating the last loir yean ! matter ol great aatonUhmont to those who pay an occasional vlolt to thla growing city. Tht doTolonmoat ot the Stor.V Yardi the necessity of the Bolt Lint Bead the finolv paved strooU the hnndrodi of now rooluonooa and coolly boelnoii blooke , with the popnlatlon of onr oltj moro than donblod In the last five yoan. All thtt ta a ( { rest inrprlao to vlnltori and la tht admiration ot oni clttsona. Thli rapid growth , the bunlncss ootlvlty , and tht many inbitantlal Improvement * made a n lively demand for Omaha real cats to , and J every Invoatoi hu made a handiomo profit. Blnoo the Wall Street panic RJ y , with the unbaonnont cry of hard Umoi , there has boon loss domaud from upooulv tors , bat a fall demand from inrcKtott Booking homoi. This latter olaai ut taking advantage of low prlooa In build ing material and are nocurlng their hemet at much low coat than will bo possible a you honoo. Spooalatora , too , can buy real oataf B cheaper now and onght to toki advantira of proacnt prlcei for fnturt pro ta. The nozt few jreari promise * gteatoi d svol gpmonta In Omaha than the paai fiyj years , which have boon u good M vro conld roaaonably dcslro. Novr man. nfaotnring oatabllahmonta and lar o Job bing honses are added nlmoat xrockly , and all add to the prosperity of Omaha. There arc many IE Omaha and throngh- bat the State , who luve their money In the bauka drawing a nominal rate of In terest , whlob , H judiciously Invested in Omaha real a tate , weald bring then much greater retuins. We have many bargains vhlch wo ara confident will bring the pnrohwser largo profita In tht near f nturo. 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 avenue,17th , 18th , 19th and 20th streets. West on Farnam , Davouport , Cuming , and all the eadmg street. in that direction. The grading of Farnam , Califor nia and Davenport streets has made accessible Borne of the finest and cheapest residence property in the city , and with the building of the street car line out Farnam , the pro perty m the western part of the city will increapfl in vain * We also have the ogeury for the Syndicate and Stock Yards proper ty in the south part of the city. Tba developments mudo in this Bcchu * by the Stock Yards Company one the railroads will certainly double the once in a short time. We also have some fine bushiest lots and some elegant inside resi dence ? for sale , Parties wishing to invest will find Dome good binmen bycalhngi REAL 18TAT1 BROKERS. 213 South 14th 8t , Bet reoii Kara ham and Douglas. P. B. We ask those who hat * properly for sale at a bargain to give as a callWe want only bargaini We will positively not handle prop erty at more than its real value.