TTIW OMAHA DAILY IMOlflMODN : \ MS I ) AY. OUTOttMU 28. 1885.
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nl Mil -1 oto , Jo oe tlmt lin h properly
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1'iti di nlh of .loidi Ililllnu" gives tli't '
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M ' . xnMj VAN WMK'S iwonl ma
jit dii i lit li * yiiiiMldor | begun mom
! . , ; i v. nt.x. JCIUH K In congress
' ( \MI lu.-n ate xve.irlug n IMOU by iiltin
ill. , h Miuli' The xwithnr bureau mi-
' II.AK tlic xiiro i'iproicli | ! of xxlntcr.
I'm d. fonet llrntof Wclst. & Itrnmlm ,
I * n jiutn duok. Tlu-y will 1m roinotu-
Lui ilu iih nlVuolion by iiuiny of tlio old
il.hn
( Jrsi it.M ItnnuitT U Sciiuxi'K Mill lives
in Washington. This veteran nnd unit-
iiniil jMikor player hnlils tin1 "ago" nl sov-
only jr.ir *
IT 1 1 now Mtirul HuMnniPt ) turn ut
John Mcl.i'itii anil thn Kugllsh langmigo
1 U nil ( mi ( if joint on Ihu bunk * of tliu
j raging Ohio
htrimx i-xtivr : in our public olllolul.s
bo joined to Improvements in our
mul public buildings KM Issues lit
tliii coining election.
Tun contractors for grading llaruoy ,
BgYUIltrCllth Mllll Kightcollth should lese
mi time In getting promptly to work bo-
fforo thn iroiiml freezes.
Wnn Tut Kord tit tin- bond and Judge
Urandc.s ut the Inll , it is no xvondor tlmt
tlio I okot nuts xvor.so oil thn democratic
stomach tlinu : i do e of cod-liver oil.
Jilt SKI IIKS , we aru told , ! H going to
run In hU own xvurd in order to test tlio
Jaw Mi Soldeii liud bettor lot Iliu law
ixlono us long M the Inw lots liiiu alono.
TAT Fi > ii : 's attempt to exact plodgo.s of
faui'l'oil ' fit in the Miloon men \\ou't pun
out Siilomi Koi-piTM li \e tot > nnicli
lc monkey \\ilh u two edged Uuit'u.
lis ( CiMr.uos' donins thnt ho thinks of
ri'iljLiilli ) , ' { his sent ill tint Honittn. Ho will
lir.ih.il. ] > Inlhiw Ids fatiier's e\imilii : | and
rutiro M hen I HI lists a s.m old onon li to
foliou in lii- * footsteps
Alu lliiijii : protu.sts n ninst branding
ontthi : is tin niiiu'Ci'ssiiry urnuliy. It
don't hurt Imlf HO mwli us tlio brands
wlilnh tire buhiK phuitud on KOIUU of tlio
ilcniiM-rniiu eandidaU's for popular sup
port in the. coining election.
\VA.Htiir. COUSTV , Novtidti , bonsls n
olti/.oii who ban nppcnrod before thu
bourd of oiiiiill/.iitiou | nud rciuu ( < tud
iii'urlj tin- doubling of tlio usscMMiiunt on
Lin property. Thuru is not any likelihood
of am Oiimliu man uvcr following tins
worthy cMimplo
AN ( linn editor Is surprised thnt when
Si'iuiloi KvurU pe k ! < only ' 'tho wub-
8t.inti.il point * " of it nrj roporlod. A
vunii'li'U' ii'i'orlof even one of llm mniu-
(01 ( 'H HIIVIIII liiagut ; KiMttuncus would bruuk
tip uny printing office .is well tia thu pac -
c of tlm mo-it faithtul retidcr.
JOHN SmitM.xN xx ill be ono of throe
men in ( he country elected to Jive full
lei in in the I'llitcil States Dent 'o.
Thumiis 11. lliinton of M.siouri xviw the
only IUMO who surx-oj thirty consecutive '
jcnrs in iiie senate Mr. Anthony of
Khixlc I-.I.IIHI died at thu bn lniiing of
l\in lltth UTUl.
A .MriusiMldil : > KD oumn ore.ittMl a
M'MitMlKiii in a New York Mtixjet dnr thn
uiln r dity by rcfiiNin * cKt ollon-d to
her b ) H Kenl ) ( > iu.in , to whom | iu wvid ,
" 1 mn its Hllu to fctand ft * uny nmn , air ;
I urn n > t the inferior of mun in un.v
n .SJ H i " U ic not often tlmt strong
woniou prai-tiiv whjit tuny
Tnr nlmnnl of Ynli : have bwn hold-
ii H n nifHinj ? tv di < i' vcr the
n * v n for ill.1 in.ill cnlrrii.jj cli ;
Ht UlNt lll-.IltlH.oll. Till ) ClIIKllll
M'MI MHIl I1' ill 111 II tlmt llie llll | | -IM' ;
n > H i-ikiK'nit1 * f i i n\i ] \ jfi- I'uuiit N't'vv
li.tcn er i . - , .in-Uli. for ilif ( i ihnj. ' ;
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< ; , . . ! to ! ' ' . ' . .i.oni.- . of Yule.
v nil -\n I'aiji ' > ' I ' ' .if piul-.ction
> -u 11 1 , ' cjH * nt fur i t'litireii coii
f < " ' < n ii > 4urnii x > xvoiilU IMVO bet > n
u ii. . x , . .ri'iiri.it'Iflie
RKI.I- i : r.t oil'JKm't lunv * ! th'n
In , . < m , i - , 'irti ii'itil the lu t luoiuunt.
Iv l il it dttngeritin. The
> \i rui in of t4iHI eli-ctioi ) tiny
ti iltopu-il | I | 4)lo.-i ) ! * tuo tCUl-
Iniltjr n id lnd'4 > * > iut > it ) for perjury.
J" crf oiUmtii win Iwivo MM opportunity ,
tic furu ( Uw ob < tlu4i , uf ltmi m lii-i imtuo
' Ntlli-U CtHIMtltltMi ll(4HhW 01'M'Si" - -
tr.iiifin 4111 ! lUu li l of tl u utun-il and
l * > * ur s U' l youi jikilii- ou tlif book * .
\ M. t Inns ( bnruo
n , - < agiii I "in. ' jMwtolUVo in.spoe
or * iti hi * letlrr printed Jn Monday' .
t. Hi * i'Ji.ifi ( > M over his own oiflimtnre
Iml proof run 1m forthcoming that
Ire * m ver rcTidr r < d. that ri'jHirls of lie-
IMonn tflp from their plr w * of re l-
jr lni | toeior nt time * whrn Uiv >
"ft their ii' iili net's , Ht\d thai on
epr-rl Inrge uin * have been drmvn m
\lrn per illrm and mileage contrary lo
nw and in ddlaitee of Ihe utatutc on per-
ury. UeiifMnl Thnyrr dnnlnros that the
tvoof of Ihrmj elmrgi's arn noxv on tile In
lie department il elf , nud that they ( inn
H- full > corroboniled by living xMtno'MM
le urs < e * Ihe poMolllco depnrininnt lo
oinparo thn roporti of trips alleged to
mxe been imule liy some inspectors xxilli
lin endorsements on xvarraiiM xvhich will
shoxv llmt they xvere paid nt their places
> f rcsldono.0 on the Very dates nn xvhleh
hey sxvoiir ( lint they xvoro trax cling linn-
li'cdsof miles from their oillce.
Who does ( ionernl Thnyer mean ? The
Imrgiu * nre of the gravest naluro and
ire very spcciHe as lo details. What Inspector
specter or Inspectors have been robbing
Imgnx eminent by systematic perjury in
heir trip reportn" ( leneralThayer's ac-
lUnlntniiee oiiMdc of Nebraska is oxten-
live , and It h barely possible thai his
illejjnlions may refer to parties unklioxvn
n our unction , The general should bo
more specific a.s to pet-sunn. l''abrl-
.nited vouchers , doctored reports , frniidu
put per diem und illslumostly draxvn
mileage , nre charges that demand prompt
Investigation by the department.
Dltilioncsl l.'lantc. .
is beginning to ireogni/o : llmt
jnibllo lands are parted xvilh too easily ,
i i rent exeiteim nt has been caused in Iho
Mexican congress by an attempt toinvcs-
the true inwardnessof some recent
government sales , and popular excite
ment is running high on Iho subject.
Mexico can take xx timing from the reek-
less e.xlravaganeo of thla country In pait-
xvith its public domain. Another
xvill look back xx ilh aimr/.e-
tncnl on the wild xvasto of our grcal
ami the looseness of aN.xs-
tcm xvhich has permitted groal oorpnru-
tions and syndicates of jobbers to inonop-
oli/.e vast areas of our publlo domain.
The sooner a check is called lo Iho melh
oils xx hieh are allowing the remnants to
dribble axvay into the hands of speciilal-
or.s , the better for the hundieds of thou
sands of homo Peckers xvho , in the years
to come , xvill find thu government xvith
no homes to oiler them. 1'or this reason ,
the popular demand for the rooeal of the
pre-emption nml timber culture Inxvs has
manifested itself so strongly throughout
Ihe xxos't. The attempt of the late repnb1
iican convention at Lincoln to distort
Nebraska sentiment into a demand for
their coutiniianco xvus dishonest and did
not relied the vioxvs of a majority of
our people , lloth of these measures have
been the machinery through xvhieh
\vealthy speculators nud land grabbers
have fid/.oil on millions of acres of our
best agricultural lands. Neither require
permanent resid-'noc , and tlm objects at-
ainnd can bo much morn safely secured
by the homestead laxv.s. In our oxvn state
n large proportion of pre-emption and
timber claims have been taken up for
MDcculativu purposes in plain disregard
of tlui lawanil ; both are now being used
ail over tlo | xvost by the largo cattle com
panics to secure immense gra/.ing arena
for their herds. Thu act repealing the
txxo laxv.s passed both houses of the last
congress , bill xvoro finally shelved In the
conference committee by the load ol
amendment. * which jobbers and lobbyists
succeeded in tacking upon thorn.
Tlie men xvho nro now clamoring for
the retention of the pre-emption am
timber culture laws will not succeed in
their aim. They have taken the fullest
advantage of the year of grace xvhich the
tailuro of the last congress 1ms adbrdoil
them. Thousands of claims in Nebraska ,
secured in the great rush of last spring ,
have already passed into Ihe bands ol
syndicates nml land sharks to bo held as
non ri'sidcnt property until the improve
monl.s of the actual settlers raise theii
values to a point ut xxhich they can lu
disposed of at enormous profits. It i *
the homo.stoader , xvho resided live years
on his land and improves it UK his moans
permit , xvho builds up thu prosperity o ;
our nexv communities , while the non
resident dodges his taxes and uxvaits for
tlic tide of events to flood him Into for
tune. That is the clnsa of men xvho hoxv
over Ihe great Injury which the repeal o
the pre emption and timber culture laxva
will work to western interests and whoso
inlhmuce scoured an expression fron
Nubratka republican * which novur shouli
hjtvtt found place in their platform
Tilt * illlBtlKOU ,
When the lost Ic i-daturo passed a lav
U > reduce the number of justicee of tin
tu'iwu in Omaha from txvelvn to three
Vliero was u jfuneral ftieling of relief in
this community. A majority of tlu
fch.xhtoi'Bi and sharks who xvere running
cost mills , s : > justices of thu peace
were iiutotioii-l ) nnioiiji the mint
uiiini. | : . ami hai'ilest citi/.i us in the j
Tim cli.iujjit decreed b ) the |
M'n * , thciclui'i' . hailed xxith a |
jiuoil iK-al of i.ili l.u'ti.ni. it now
i.-maiin for thei < tci * of Omana
to complete ilu > xx-ork ut r < form at the
. . ljo\ next uu Tin \ \ - .ue six can- , i
unl ili , s novx up bofofC l.if p.Mjdi for tin
- ' of ju-U'iv l-'ii-irul tlit-.i 'iixe '
hllril tuo t lu\ ' i i I : 1.1 o'-l re uui Ot
ill , , J.I . , An 1. ' nx . - . onh man
.11 ' .Jiolll 'IIH ) | . i mill' ! lst\ : : lj ; |
lull lUinuii net-
Jmljgi'llr.iildi'.T. 'ili'Mi the diTiin'i'\i \ *
h.ixj niiiuiu.'itiid in ' . 'i' ' ' Kii > t' diotnct ,
( { ritdllatuKl in the T.I aim inx.cln'iilof ) ol-
itjc m Noxv York uti.ii-i' ! < * 1'xvcci ! .nut
i ! III ) Iliiil : i.s UlUCil l/IMUl.-r . ! > i'xVCOtl | < id ,
hu u'o ild bu uiucli niofe Uaiijcroii > .lio
' , ! -iny jiieco nt ro iiury un4' Iii4 I
ini : rt tiu boon u d"ii'vt iniquity j
lmuiiiHi by al ! rouuUblu J.vxvyoi * ol thi-i '
cit > . i
Jwdjje WdU ? 1 n .xx-alkiii ; : beer bnrrnl
xvho is about as lit in administer .iu-ticu
; : s u iiojf i fcrdanuhi"1 on a tiyht rope. !
If hu hu ) tiny ipuililiujitioiis for the ollie.o ;
II'M iniiul is r.irely In : i vniilitiuu tu '
ivxiulm tUum. It the I'uuoli ; of llm Firs it j
d * oud d'-irii'ts Imiou't
, ni v t - nivv m
. ' K , If rrip. . i t linn to cl.-ct -.111 h im-ti IK
nd Weiss they otiglil t < > ) > for
Mr H'irtletl , who lifl < lierti ft tompar-i-
ivo Mran er in Omnhi PIU !
ninU > Ih-'snt Lincoln. IUH tn.inn < jcil tu
oi i lilins-H upon tlm di-moerUiii ticket
in n cundid.'it- Ihn Thlr.l tlUttlet.
Inrring the ) ] Uestlon of Ids right to ho
nn iden il n Hlixoti of Oitinhn when his
vife nud fiuni\ ! . are pi rinanciitly living
nJ l inc"ln. Mr llarllelt li not n proper
nun for Iho trust uhioh lie s.'ck * . 1IU
n.s.socnilions in this city hare Hot bon of
, h right kind.
The democmU nre nnlnil for tlu-Ir
, but tliey iii-vor mmle n greater
than In nomlnnliug lids trio for
eforiu justloiKs. Tlio nvoellonl noiiilnn
lions made by Iho ropublinaus ought to
nivo forced their bad nnm to the rear ,
lot to the front. If they were so hard
ip for material ns to bo compelled to
ilck up a republican , they could have.
mprovod on llarllelt. Hut , perhaps they
wanted to match Hraudo-iauil Weiss , and
lobt'dy hut llartlelt was willing to
run lu harnuss with that t.11111. .
Tlio Parucll .Meeting.
Thn large attendance of our people nt
Hie meeting held in the opera liousn to
trcngthon the hands of Charles Stewart
Parnoll , evidenced in n gratify ng in.ui-
uer the H.ympathy of Omaha with the
tmtlMO of Irish Imlepemleuce. It evi.
deneod it , too , In the practical way of
dollars and cents , to uhlch , after all ,
speeches and conventions .should load
directly , in thrt present parliamentary
crisis" . With n round $1no. ) as a starter ,
Omaha need not ho ashamed to compare
her contribution to the Irish legislative
fund with those of ether cltlon , much her
superior in size but decidedly inferior In
the utiterprl.su and generosity of her citi
zenship.
No American who has watched the
progress of events in Ireland during the
past live years in eds to have his memory
refreshed concerning Iho work of the
great Irish liberator. With an untlmsl-
a m for his country no less strong than
that of the patriots , Kmtnett and O'Cou
ncil ; , ho has added to his patriotism a
political | shrewdness and u readiness to
.souo tlio opportunities for daring and
clliciont i action , which comes largely
from ; the American blood that Hews in
Ids veins. Now radical , again conserva
tive i , but always practical , 1'arnell has
made : the cause of Ireland the cause of
progress and humanity throughout the
civili/ud world. Concession after con
cession has been wrung from Iho llritish
parliament , the iniquitous land law.shuve
been M > modilieil that the promise of
peasant | proprietorship is about to hu ful-
; lill d , while as the crowning success act
ual 1 homo rule through an Irish parlia
ment ; looms up hi the hori/on as a cer
tainty of the rapidly approaching future.
For all those re.sulls , great in their pres
ent achievement , but still vti'tiv in the
iKsurunco . that limy give of what is to be ,
the loyalty of Irish-American ciluons
and the sympathetic aid of the people of
the United States can claim a large .share
of the credit. American funds lut\o
enabled 1'arncll to pus'i ' his campaigns
among a poverty-ridden people. Ameri
can money will pay the salaries of his
parliamentary supporters in a legi.slativo
body which was never intended for poor
men. American sympathy of a practical
us well as sentimental kind will continue
to hold up the hands of Ireland's tin
I'lownml king in London us Well as in
Dublin and Cork.
Tin : 15rE replies in this general manner
to the many compliments of friends nml
readers throughout the xvostovor the im
prox-emonls xvldch it has l.il'jiy ; i tided to
its establishment. The steady advance
in tlm circulation and patronage lull us
that public approval lias tolloxved the en
terprise of this paper. Grateful for these
evidences of approval , thu HLK assure
its friends that it does not propose to
stand still as an idle xpeclat. > r of the
progress of Omaha and tint st.ite. Il has
other nlans In process of dox cloimcnt |
lor the benciii of its patrons , xvhich xvill 1
shortly make themselves known through
thcso columns , and xvhlcli xvill meet
with Iho appreciation of the public.
AitciitTKPT MVKU.S has placed on exhi
bition ti handsonio perspective of the
proposed city hall. From an archi
tectural standpoinl , the building chal
lenges criticism. It is o rn at u xxithout
being fanciful , und dignified xvithoiii being -
ing plnln. The st.x lo in modern and thu
details so worked out that the structure
will be u prominent and handsome land
mark from any section of the city. The
xv i oil om of the choice of Mr. Myers as
the architect xvill bo apparent to every
one xvho o.xuntiucs this beautiful elox'ii-
tlon. It should bo inspected by every
citi/.en xxlio votes ou the city hull projio-
at the coming election.
TIIKKK nru only few more day * for
registration. Kxery xoter should -.co to
It that his nani" appears on the lists. It : t
will uot do lo trust to mere chancu or to
rely Upon the fact that the xoter wiw
registered la t year Every voter \o \ ex
peited to appear in j or ou to have his
uame piiced upon the lists
Ma , NPFUIIAM increasing his -.m pgth
every day IIK candidnte for enmity clerk
nnd , though helms u reputubloopponcnt ,
is pull'iny : a xx inning stroke. An honest
Hint i ipablo otlieial in the county links
ollii e "ill li all the m.uv apjnei lated
itier lin nnfoit'iin'.e HU'Ialuuis of u
fvw moiit'li : > io.
as > a rule w ill not be transferred -
red from' ' ' tie ! rcgiiliMtinu b i.'ik * of one
voting dt ; nctto uir.itlu-v u.il'1-- . they
prtMiont Hi. ' ivgirlaiion tnm fer pnper erin
in .jini > other \\.i > pi iUv ly v
regiMrarof thuir identity.
Tnr disgust of proniiin ut
wall ihp miaurablo upology for u rcput-
able ticket put up by the hit Ford uon- ;
volition U beautiful to behold.
' , =
THI : lit rulil thinks that owing to there
boingaii indopcmiontcaudidato for siier-
itl'in thu Hold Iho result U by no muaiii
certain. The iloiilil U slightly miroiu > tio.
The iudcpeudunt cautHdutu is not the
il' wn\ < > f Mr
l' -11111 iii ; . i. Tin- . -'ill in Ins i"i-.e
ii'mnl ' ns cert | A ! dentil and t'i\p-i.
I It ' . oflv a qurttioii. . wlielher Cobuni's
t to b 'iS l ,
Dot roll Mlt.in'N f lN in line with the
iinlcrritipil , but It , Is Inird wi > rk Hien
Ihn Kistlf cnilof i > Hii til of Iho jii th-o *
tniist pivti ffrnt MlUtitrilnn In that wi > el
cctild tlio who nfp "ipjienllnjf lo Tcpu-
MiM'illfi n to colilintm the old co t
ill * wldph linvc tlissrnced Oinah.n.
Mil. Hi vt.ui : thinks it U too cold
wontlier to tnkc oil' hi * print for the domo-
rratlo ' ticket. It ttlll be still eolilcV before -
fore ho Is seen working in hU shirl
slppve for the nomlnei-- a rnnveiition
\rhieh.sheUedhluiMienectunllylaslweek.
of a cold wine is autioun-
red by thn ll-ra'ii with a great deal of
tipprohiMisloti. Whnn it strikes Um democratic -
cratic county tloket ( hero will bn u
shrinkage of nioro limit twenty degrees In
the politieal tempnraluru.
TMM KIKliU OK IN'in'STU.V.
The rivt-nt Ohln labor \ote win J,0'H .
All the liiiildltiK ti-.ul'-s In 0e\claud ! nro
busj .
In New Orle.uis liiillillni ; ami painting nrc
The torso kulltltifr mills lu New
hu\e all lin' work th y emi do.
Shi'it lime Is I lie rule In a meat many New
ICnurliiiul textile anil nil'i'fi nulls.
The Willlnuishiirir choeiaakeis have oiViiti-
Ueil a -nperiil\c NII | > O ciiiiip.my ,
( 'oniil.iint.s | are lieitiniiim ; to nlmwcr In
from mtui ) | ioliiisnli > nl seaieil ) ofoik. .
The i\ecNlor : ICnlttliiir mill , of llpthlelipin ,
I'a. , tin ncd out f 'isoji ; .stocivlmrs l.ist week.
I'ivi'ot the largest Itnlttin mill In fohoei * ,
N. V. , me run n I ti .r up to I'oi'ieck ' nt night.
Mali' lalici1 is o\i i nbmiiluiil mi the r.irian
const , lint the supply ot tumulilaimr lalis
hliolt ot leiiulreineiits.
The linlttmore Feileratlou of Labor Is eat-
erlii.sjiueiiiilulates : toi'eolinrils and the Ii'rf-
to their labor altitiule.
The New York pnlnteis hi\e ; agreed to
stiilte tor eljiht horns next .May , anil
i/.alieii Is pioKiesaiiig in that i'inl.
Of the 10,00) ) uuichinlst.s in New Yoil ; not
more limn in per rent me union men , ami
\\iiites tli.-ie a iv iow r ili.m in oilier p.ai'e.s.
Thi'IM\\aid.s Miinufarturlm ; rininuiof |
AMUIHI.I , M.iine , isilinilmiif ; itseioln | IIIMIIC- |
I iun iiiia.wKoyaiil.s : ( per wcuk in IUJ.IMJ
ytuils.
The Icnillnc : Kasfcrn Rhoio iimnufiictmvr.s
expert to ilniiiiR ! tiiL'ir noMspinu busines-i.
IjaiKe iJiilers UT spring ( joints have aiionuy
Keen plaeed.
The b.ilHTs of New Voik.seeta to bo a nii'k '
niii-\\iiter ( set 01 nnionisis , anil llinr Ifaders
are trim ; tov hip mem up iu Hit siaitdanl ul'
UeiicMl in.iss inei'tlujfs will bo held In
many l.uve rules next jeur under tlie ans-
PHVS 01 the KniKlltri ot l.iilii > r uiiutvouiue
iviii-hour labinanil unlnnl-.ni.
The manutai'tniersot' 'the ' Knoweli looms
aie iiiiuini ; air.iifeeinJ'nis in usiabli.su a
lai n mnninnctory In tct iupe to supply the
toivhfu ui.iilvct with thchxloiiiiis. .
Armour , of Uiinigo , otteredI0a liead for
coopers to woiU lor .iuu din. ilisie.ul m . - . > .
tne wa'es they h.uj a.-Ked. 'I'lie 't'r.idi'.s As-
s'liililj luustaKcii up tmi ieud "ls against .vr-
iiiuiir.
The marble quarries offcast Tennessee have
I net wised m me jii rs I'roiu n\e tu lon.x , mid
the iimrD.e is so unu thai u eummunits-ii per
cent iiioi ii tiian tue IHIU.-I Italian in.iib.e , so
it IS SUlll. !
SOIIIP of the soathpril cotton mills urn re-
porieil us inaUilii , ' tnulie.V " 1111111 oxer list. "
At. several | ) oiiUseuMUU > ' is OOIIIK ineieiiseil
mid mtw binlilniKs lor shop IO.HII unit lor
the Use of enmlojcS'aiv Iw.iu . eiivwd.
A coiili'icnecof eiistern and western inlno
oxvners is to De held at i'lttsuinx on me tliil'd
Tuesday ol 1 Hvuiuoer UiM , in oidei to am si
as iiirns IIOMIOIC the tuuxcrsal rompetion ui
com ne.ds , and to m ing .uxmt a giv.uer i-o.n-
inunity ol niteresit > ncixxeea I'onipeiin em
bcixxceu employ cis ami xvorlauen.
At llaslf. Swit/eilaiid , it is lejiorleil that of
txxeiit.x-iour trmat I'lb.ion inakiiix concerns in
operation a lew years ngtt all o.it ten h.ive
Bone out 01 tae hiisiness , ami sfxcral iinvo ie-
moxeil hnibly to the United .stales. Of tlio
: i J.OJJ n in.l-ii ) i.u xx e ixvrat IVisle , the comh-
tinn ot trade is siicn Ihat haif ol these lunius
must BO out ol ojH-ia.iou.
In Nexv Yoik the carpenters , painters ,
pluinbeis , stc.ua and i.is ntusis uie an biis > .
lliirkhiycis ami inuiicrs have nut so much to
do as durimr tne summer , tjliocmakei- . and
the I'lotlums trade art ! xvell employed. There
aieiimny inintei-s idle , but the resist r > list
xvill ( jive many employment lorn xxhiio A.s
a xyho.e , the wor.unxine.n or Nexv York are
{ lalrl ) xxe.l , aliuonjh in many branched
hiiportutit steps xvoratnken at the ieneml
iciiilii.x m the Kmxht.sot Lnhiir topuih lor-
\\anl Iho ui--.ini/.iuiii in l vi. Mute USNCIII-
nill Im oriMin/.t'd to xxoik state InU'i
cats. The iiiineis ate to be m-irani/.ed into a
national hod\ under the Kniiiu.s ot' Labor ,
I lie mi l > pi.ii'tiral and sensihii1 course. Kixo
let luiei - . xx ul be kepi in Ihe ue d. and x l or-
< ni. steps will hi ) tai.en ill legislative in itteis
lo ciilorcc existing laxxs lileiuliy to latioi and
| to I'liaet olliers. There xxere txxenlj-i'ijilit
printers in ihe general Utscnib ! } . tu alt ,
txxentj-olirht states , txvo teinlories and the
Uisti lot ot Co imibui xve.ro rcpriNenleU. At
lanta , ticorula , has sex'cn nsM'inhlli-s , and a
disiilft iiv-enibly is to be csiab.ished. l''our
new ax > enib.les liax'e been ri'unily esi.ih-
lisheil at l'ill.-.biui { . The
ld > y grow i ni ; in ail
HTATK ANO TKHUITOUY.
Unit county tioastsof a potato weighing
four | H > uiuli and ten ouncos.
Fairinoiit calculates that the hiiilillnu' tin
pnixeiue t for the year will reach M.W.UJO In
value.
Cortlund , one of the > 'oumest towns In
Ciiuo county , is ulread > lunriag on xxuter
xvoiks.
Twi'iitv-sex-en carloads of shei' ] > xvere un
loaded at ( iitind Is'nnd Mnadiy. They xxill
xvinUti in the nel hhortuiml 04 Kidrlniry.
Tlic loniih.iu | l."iilT priip'iiiui'ill ' )
the iiolitKiil lexo.ution nt Isii , ainl has
nlianiloni'd tlio democratic tor the ri
plUt ) .
A roxx ( N'oiineil in Ihe was'ieo shop ol
Chliig Wans , In Uivsllmts , Muml.i ) . < i ) .
linen polisher had bio tculji iioiied xxiiha
- . . .
.1. \ . stuekx , Mieriil of i Knov county , llli-
niil * . lui-t puit'hased | 5iXW IUTIM ot land In
the * 'in p.u't ot ttH1 st.tto tor ai hue | '
range. ' "
It is said that tha Holilreijc lirnneh of the
Hillluiflon ) A ; Mustoiu'i will o tn .Xiilmi ;
Col , . lli--letit ol Ojilllail ! , as hiiiloiuu
planned.
rortland bMsud a p'i ' ni- ' with a
plsltii tne ullii'l l i.x. i'li '
c\ 'ui' ' eil out
| iui > aluiiiily | ui
The uniier i-tinj 'M ' the Kivnoi't iioiuiu
6 < lini'l lias his'li iilleif Up U < ai'11'iiiinoil' le tin
ll.i'U'.lseil IllillltVl lit. < > | ll lWi' < T'.e ' .Klelli'
nine tins lei in \ - neai > Itmi'lv I'luiii aij'l |
IMIIHIIS III.Ilie . It IS KM1IOM I I it I'll ' tll.lt Ull
xxiulei alteiiil in ii \ \ iH < MI .1 .
an , ! iitn in.niis ; ipi tie ! i i.h
IwillU UHi'il II ) ' I'l ' til 'ea l Ii ill u
.second story.
The Fainiiont xiatcr toxxer is m-xx ciht ; >
fet t .ititue Klolllld , adit ifioxxiii il.nl > . Tlu
Inil. tui i.re I'Mino-cn u.il ii.iu.iin liii. ,
limuheil anil mix baiieis m xsali i , .n.l il
ln < al un elexMlion ol one huiiilicti ami nttj
lift. Thu lank inr IIOUMUe < t. lawns am
Kciuuulinirjiuxos. will bout an cU\uiimi ol
fivilino ftA't. 'l'h ) xvill fouuin keveu buu
di-udaud uUy. '
Uolorndo.
Tliea * are 'J06 * ohool chililit ii In
Jteara afo nuiiiL'UHia nml ugly in Ithout
county.
( 'onsiilcniblu plnecr milling'i.s bi'ln ; ; ( limn
'
ill ( irand mninty.
The hay eroji nf Mlddlo Park for ISC , Is
estimated to liutit'tweeil "MUJaiid ii.iM ) Unix.
A I'ort Collins failn'cr tlni ; lii'j | out 47 arms
of wheat \\hlrh yiuldod M bubhu.s to the
acre.
acre.Tho
The anthracite coal from the Crfolfel Jlulto
nltif\s l < ld to < < iu.il the IVMI-.X'\iinla
ittl. le.
i die claims to i irv e ft inuilstt i xxlio
in ) onlx ( ahiv- his nlgiitH-nps nml eye-opouPrs
u snloniii but bus a tut Hint flniirhliliiK no-
siiint "on the slate.1
Old Aiinl } llrox1.n. nni'of the colixied nlo-
icers of lii'iix-er , died there nsfiill.x. aijedtw.
'lie xxns born n slax'e in VliKlin.i. ceiuvi |
Ijorlj b ) tllKht , and w iiksl In t'uloi.elo in
An OurAV doctor ! nnk < s Ids ralln on MnW
lines. One ilnx lntveih ho not Iniiklid
nmo--aie Imitli. ntirl tlx-o of Ids pa-
'd ' before h < xxuMJI'vonnvtl and
The aiiimal e > n viition of thfl MUsciirl
Vnlle.x Assnrliiiloii ol School MnpriIntend-
uts ujienrd lu Di'tiXTr la t H.iturJa.xfsiip -
ilntcnilent lluitlex. of ttie Lincoln'-ebiHiN ,
ind Stale Siipeiliiteudi'lit .tom.'i xxcii' III nt
eiulaiu >
The e\teu < Ion of thMcmrr , THnhA Pa-
'Itie railroad up tinM. . Viiilu eimnn opens
upn ilch MN'tlon ot'counti.x. und i.s nn ha-
Mirtant exent in loral mllio.u ! Inrldlim In
Colorado. This road xvill wmie dny push
aem the ramto Into Middle I'aik and North-
xxv | prti t'i'Ii.railo. niul l.iy the mineral , iria/-
nir ami Ilinhcr pioiliii'ls of Hinsi' ivtinns at
tbedooisdi excrjlindx In the state.
.Ml.Mary M. Tlmm one ot the pioneer
women of the state , died in Unuldci on Ihe
| sth. inted 17. .She rniiio to tlie stale a ycumir
inaitled xxeinau In iNin. ihrd in
[ ilaees. ruNed and cilurated UXosons , toimht
naiiysi Iml nuht ullh the Indians and lob-
ixis , and xvith n trusty ililoKtiinil miaul ovei
ii < r hninc and < hllilrun iitT.iiusI the atlivks of
the li.iiidlts and s.xx.i. i's of tin.'borders.
ri.'iTT.
. rarsof invalid bullion xx ere re
ceived In . ' alt i.ake t'lty lastxxii'U.
The territorial o\hlhit for Ihn Noxv Orleans
'Miosltioii ' was pai'Ked and shipped ln tixeek.
The iilih'ainl last company of Imported
M'iritiiiii , : ils strong' , ai-e expected in .salt
l.akn Cil > .
The hunks of Salt f.ako Olty wporl the re-
elpi lot tne xxei'U cnditiit Oftolier Ul , In-
[ msive , of . N\1M.M In bullion , and > ; iWt in
ue , a total of MIOltO.'i4.
St. M'ii ) ' < aeadeiny In Salt Lake Tlty hn *
in nitc.inl.inec ol M'cntloiir irl hoaiilers ,
lviity el ht hey bo.irders. clirhty Rill day
st'liouns and utty hey day scholars.
' 'aeliH Valle.x Is shlppim ; laiife quiiiitltles
jf pulatoi's 10 Coiurado , Nebm.sUa and Kan
sas , the price loadul m cais , sacked , being
iboni txxeiny-nxe cents per hundred. The
crop lsxei > laiv'eand of seed qiMiity.
iMontunn.
Oix'fiomlhe nexx lead In Ki'tl mountain
ihoxx ffl.sM to the toll.
Last Clianec guli'h yieldi'd siiiuclldu ? over
S-J-VoOilliiL-old ihisjenr.
There aie nineteen imbll'1 schools In I'uttc ,
with oxerJMMJ pupils In aitendanoe.
Conreutiiitlng and sampling xxoiks costing
SCiiJ.ihdi hae been i completed ] in Helena.
.Montana xxool rnimuauds higher pilccsin
Ihe c.istein inaikelsthan an.x In the ucst.
A nexv sx mlleate has liui'ii torined lo take
bold ol iiie hotel system In Ihe National
pai k.
A llfteen-fonl body ofoie has been stiuok
in llui Leo Moumain mine lu thu Ten -Mile
A darkey formerly eiaplo.xi'd in Helena ,
cot drunk In Chicago last xxeck and xxas iotj-
bed of s > 1,050.
The Flist Xatlonal bank of Dillon , from
April 1 to October I , this year , shipped to the
L' . S. mint i.i.ii ; ; > iu ulddiist.
A mine of tin ore has been ilisc.ox-ered In
Madison count ) , thirty miles troiu Virginia
( . 'ilj. The pioilUL't is s.iid to Kiaile xvrj hish.
Kioiii .Iiimmiy 1 , lsS5 , to Oftobcr HI 1'JOI
polddeposils xxero leceixcd .it the II. H. assay
oilire at Helena. This iseipial lo tin * entire
deposits lor the year 1- 1. 1'no d 'pi > sils lor
ISM xvere neiiilx doiilile those rec.-ix-eil lor
iss ; : . inniij other picvedin/jcai in the his
tory ol the olllce.
The Pnclllc Coanl.
of the Mate.
A peliilifd foot , small ami dainty , has been
found in Chiio ( 'in U. It i.s 'suppoii'd to tie
that of an Indian girl.
Dnriiiir ln t xvn k 1.200 persons enine to
Cah ' lorn in b > rail , oi xvlioiu .Vsj xxent to han
I'lanuisi'ii und > ii > s stopK-d ] in the mtciior.
It Is proposed to establish a cannon at
\Vimingtontopiescrx-ci the miekeiel and
otlii r ush xvhtcn aio caught taeie in large
( liianlatie.s.
A hi ' mining excitementha < been
created at ( irass N'alley by a rich siriUe
made in the Criisxn 1'oint quarlmine. . Tne
mine xvas kno\'n as the \Vildain IVnn in
early da.\s > and has a shall nearly 3iJ ) leit
ilcep.
It I.s repoitcd that during the past three
the Chinese in San t'lMiiciseo have
sed over -.VK ) rcxolx-ers and a large
iUanllty | of lixed ammunition , .so us tu DO
piepaied to iciiol an > attack that may bo
made upon Chinatoxvn.
lialnflill In \ VcslornVcbrixslcn. .
NOKTII 1'i.ATru , ( ) jt. 31 : To the Kditor :
As Mr. E. 1) . Webster , desired the utUctal
Ntatiblics of the rainfall in Western Ne
braska 1 enclose thu appointed tables
xvh'.cli I published six mouths ago and
uoxv correct up to date.
They show conclusively that the actual
nvera < ; e rainfall in Lincoln Co. Nebraska
for the last nine years is snUicioiit for
all agricultural purposes and that u
greater rainlall hoxv.ver dcsiraolu la not
e.--seiitiaj.
Thus for the plowing of land and plant
ing ol trees can have had but little cit'eet
in the extreme xvestorn counties us im
provements were noxv oxistant or too far
between to cans ; apjireciable uli.in e.
On Iho far d'stant past the PbMte xxas a
mighty Hood six miles in width but in
recent times there must hnx'o been ex
ceptional yvai'sof abundant precipitation
since a M s-.ouri Hiver bteamer went up
to Kearney and back ( in 1H > > I bclse\e )
and also yearof excessive drouth tor old
freighters huvu told me that they have
si'iui the I'latlo abaohiloly dry from
Kearney westwards.
Stati iies sliow a marked increase in
the annual rainfall at Omaha and as the
cl arin < ; of forests and xvashing a way ot
the boil have caused almost perennial
drouth iu i xicndud regions , formerly the
iarden npots of t > e earth it soenis proba-
bhIhat , plowiu < Mhe land , makinji exery
li 'Id a sponge , plant iiiu ; thosn miniatuie
Jiii'i'si * thi' cornlields tint steady increase
of wood alonj ; streams and in'raxines ,
xvill lu linn' , not only pivscivc , uiul m.ike
liM'lul ex i-r.v raunliiip that tails but ulvu
inrm.iix' iiie iii'tual amount ol lain.
II KM i it.ov
Table of r.iinfill : taken fioui I'uited
Kt. lies * i < rnal serxice reioil ] > -
roil i XIJO.N voitiii 1'i.xm : .
fr 1 * ! f , T..ri .
ISTT" . . . , 'i : J ' .I'l' . ' ni ' o4 ; ri 17r
tsrn . . . . . 'I ' > --i ; . "o i . "ij , ! i ; r. in
lst ; > . -i ; . ; , i s i , in in
ls-l . ; ' .N.I li J s ; , < „ , i , ,
ISM i Mr. 1 ; . iii i , . .1.
l -i . II- t -I . u. 1 l.
ls , I u , . ) < ) l * I ,1 I , i- | s , ,
| sj i , , i 1 . , y . i.i . 1 i h m
is"i , : ! i" ; i' i sr H ! , r , u- ,
Nntxx .thit nidinn ill.- \ i i s i itii i ii'.i ill
ol 1M , ( rood cto | > * i . ' V. . ul in In '
1011111 , )
I on1 . > '
- x i in MM 'i v
* * ' " ' " ' * * ' '
_
IST.7i"7. . „ . " > ' ' " N' . i . - ; i * , > \ si CM
ls4 i , ' ! M Ui'i ' M . ' i- * . r i- i ; -i ;
i-r-.i * . ' . ,4 IAI.I i ; i -i i i. , PI ; .
IviU. -III i 14 * i > ' ' < in ! 'Jl ' . ' ' " |
Walking fbr IlenUh ,
Chieaao Herald "I * < < in thu papers
tlmt President Cleveland taki'-s xvalk * for
his health , " remarked tne p.i st'iigervliu
XYanted somebody to talk lo.
"Yoa , " replied the glum passenger ,
xvho hadn't lici n teen talking to iiuv-
boily , "and that isn't the \xxrst of il Hu
ins'sts upon other goxcrnmuiit olUuiitb
following hii > oxamplo. And yol they
null this a free country " '
"Aro you a government olliuinlf"
"No but to la-st Saturdiiy 1
; up - 110011
" - " - . . . . . . . ,
.v |
HIDDEN ART IN WASHINGTON.
Ttie Treanniex ol' Iho fiM > llot 'I lie
Art ol'Ilie ( JrMxi DcpuHiucMis.
"Carp , " III Clovelrtittl I.Ciiili i ; IVopln
in I'linkiug ' of Wii-biiigtuii : irt i ui < tcr
llm Corcoian gallery only , The truth is
that all public bnililii-gs are full of linn
, dulillgs , nud some of Iho most be.iuti
10.1 pictures of Washington nre onix M-IMI
b } clerks ami | , romncut ! oHieiaJ" . In I bo
grand con idor of the White Hoim the
portraits uf all the. presidents in oil * look
doxvu upon Ihe guests as they pass to and
trn front lh < * oust room to Ihe. eon rrva-
lory. I'lio library of the White hon
which is seldom < pcn , has n " .IcIVer-mn"
by Stuart , n "Mad.s , > n , " "IIirrisn ; , "
' 1'iiylor , " and "Joht'ion" by Mr , An-1
drexrs , and oiln-r pictures by eminent
artists. lu the oivbituit room'there U a.
portrait of John llampdeu which i < said
no haxe been painted bt > Vnii l\ck. ) , and
Heir by there Is fl pMiulc.l u'p.X of
Abralinin Lincoln's hrnd iMken-froni life ,
Mrs. Hays' line port mil with in bcauli-
fill frame , is open to the viexx of the ordinary -
dinary sight seer on recoplion days only ;
and you cannot see hex ' Mrs. I'resident
Tat\ for looked unless you go lo the ice-
oml story and by tlm manipulaliou of a
lot of red l. no , gi'l n view of one of the
pi ix-alo corridors I hero.
( M'T UI'TIII. , TKVTlkT.M OF THU < U'TTOl .
The capital is full of grand painting ,
numbers of xvhich nro iu committee
rooms , and which arc uex'er seen , ixc by
congressmen and iuo.s e tigers I'crimp's
the linest piciupM of this building am
the paintings of the " ( Jrand Canyon of
the Vclloxxstone , " and "Cnusin of Colorado -
rado , " by Thomas Moriiu. Thesi-are in
the second story , In one of tin- lobbies of {
the si mite gallery , Thi-v cost $10,0,10 '
npieeo , and nre xxundert'iilly real. Jn t
below these , III the roc--pHoil ' room ,
xx hero Indies xxlio wish to see senators
wall for Ihi'in to ronm out , arc portraits
f ( 'lay , ( 'alhoiin and Webster , which
Prof , lirady , xvho knew Ihese great men
well , tells me are thn best in existence.
In llm hou-e of ropivsontalivos' is a pie-
lure of Lafayette , by ISar.v Schollor\xhicb
himself { javo lo congress ; ami
in the panels on the opposite sides of tlio
room are ixxo painting for xxhtcli the
Moled painter , ISior.st.idl , g. t $ ! , -
O'.M niuciv. The fresco "West-
xvnrd lio" xvas painted by u man
xvho m-ver look a lesson in painting , ami
congress paid him $ . ' ! ) , ( ) ) ) for the job.
I'rauk 15. Cutpentor ive"ivcd $ > r > , il0u for
bis picture , ' The Signing of the Emanci
pation Proclamation , " Iml this xvas not
[ laid by the I'niied Slates. .Just back ol
the house of repicsoiil.ilives Ihcro is n
gallery lined with the portraits' of the
speakers of the hoiiso , nnd In tlio vice
president's room of the s"iiito ! yon xvill
liml the original painting xylrch Hem-
brand ! IValc took of Washington from
life , lint 1 miglr , make n letter out of
thocnpilnl. I-lvory part of it is lull of
paiuling and statuary , ami the lover of
the line arts may profitably siicml as
much time heio us at the Corcoran ( Jul
ie ry.
I'or all practical purposes , however ,
many of the bi-st pictures are buncd from
sight , and il is the ame xvith
TIM : AIM' or TUB UUIAT : I > II'MITMINT.S. ; :
Few strangers get n sight of the portraits
of Daniel Webster anil Lord A > hburton
xvhich hang in the diplomatic reception
room of tlm Slate _ Department. They
xvere p.iinted al thetinuxift ie A-hburton
treaty , tixvay back . in the. forties. The
artist gave one p-iir ro Webst and the
other to the Kijli ; h Minister , Lord
Aslilmrtou took l.is pictures to E.iglaml.
The others remained in the Webster
family and xvere Iho only thi HITS saxed by
Hie heirs Irom the tire at M.ir-hlicld some
M'tirs ago. Congress bought them of
1) iniel Wep-ter's son's wulow and joxvt d
her down to ! fiUO ! ( apiece in paying for
Ih cm.
In an ant 'room , also d-voted to the
diplomats , there are porlr.iits of William
II. Scxv.ird and Daniel Websl-r and a
llfc-si/.o picture of the Hey of Tunis ,
xvhich xx'as presente.l in Irt'l ) by the 15y
himself to the United Stat < 's government.
In the anti room al the oppos-iccnd of the
cornder liii'iv is a line collection of plio-
graphs and crayons represent in ' the dif-
tercnt secretaries of state. In the mivy
department and Ihat of war YOU xvill find
ictures of the men xvho have been at tlie
ead of them from the begi.ming. The
I ! ublic buildings nre in fact : portrait gal
eries made up of line paintings of the
prominent men of the nation since the
days of Hamilton ami ISnrr. The col
lection of portraits of the secretaries ol
the treasery is very lino. Here you may
boo Alexander Hamilton , Albert ( inllti-
tin , William II. Craxvlord , Judge Tauey ,
Thomas Exving , Salmon P. Chns , anil in
fact almost ex cry secretary from ITSHto
1HS , " ) . it is ( he same in the attorney gen
eral's otlioe , a place xviiich few ni"ii visit
and stranger's never. Still , here is an
old family portrait of Edmund Uandolpli.
the first attorney general of the t'liited
St.iti-s and the man xvho had a tilsxvith
\Vnshiiigton ; a tine portrait of Lev ! Lin
coln , p tinted by no one know- horn ,
and those of EvarN , Stanton , Alihoii-o )
Taft. John J. Critteuden , and in tact of
every leading lawyer who has ever been
u president's i-oiHlilutional advise ,
Htylns In Clilnti uiul Clay.
I'hiladelphia Times : Card receivers
are noxv almost invariably ot china.
Copcland ware Is in grout demand for
dinner sort ice.
Some elegant claret j'jgs noxv como In
Worcester china.
In ton set.- , the Crown Derby china is .1
popular as ever.
Cupid in n bonnet is one of the neue.st
cute things iu bisque , j
Qniti : A fancy exists for flower vases nf
Uuyal Siixe cliinn. |
The colltition nf f nicy chlnu it the
X'cry latest popul.n . i i-- j
The rage for M Iliiu pottery has M tick
Philadelphia but I-.H ve.n old
A fi're.ll deal ot tin new deeol ateil
Italian majolica u.n , : . I'Mignold '
For Ihc dinui/ ! nn.in i ; me pli < i s HII.
non i xi'i nli d HI poi ' nn ; - i < li I
All .lap nit-it n , nh to i CM tun e\
li-nl been snok'iui'Dled \ $ Kiuoja in p'it
t.ij. .
The line-it eollcclSoii of poll i i I-P \ i- , ,
in I'liihulclphiaiKUXxnid b > -\.i II \V \
C'atbt'i ' wtiKil '
Ulne Flemish ilell i- > ming nii < 'i ' int
MJJJIle . UplJI'Mjl ! I ll
dei o' ' i1 lull
* ill. . M . ! li , f \ . ! . H1 ' ! .U I'C
i "lit.I M. . mi HI -alf xx'iiit purl - '
l il - IIX 1 ) | I < l I' S j
( i i. n- . lit Id uniuiiK'iitx are n'.x i > |
in : : in | , -nHcil | iilltl lull ; . . ' I'niiini I ,
M. iitifio tun m old ' 11'nj i
Tile inx eeilllc.ili I 'lie i-1 pn | ' ' n III
Iml ii r \ 'i im . M ' I 'i 11. . * ii - ! i \ > .
! > i in,1 ; i \i u i \ i j , i ! I
U.ie < i ! I , 111 i I . I i ii 11,4 ( g "i " Hi ,
' . ' il . . 'l.i'l' ! ln
I'll pi I n .i ' , \ , ! i
in ni inmil n i t iluj ii'imc ' !
I. r i .ill.i iiu-i1- are m i. 'li f v. . i
iii , .1 ,1 kiiu , u an ; must puj-'Jii \n \ , |
iii piv cot .ue "AU n e .unl J.m . . n ,
l.aige and inl-in : ; KX ' ' " > i o\x \ I.e |
ili ; ec'i ' . | in tii.- I" , , lint- A.I'
* . Inch-.t.n [ . d out ih ! mils | | 'ix , PI .
ll. . I |
Lovely cuy ! sliittietu-s arc nw In nsr |
made in N iple . iu xvhieli tlu > i in i" ,
ni.idu a uutui'ul tint Hud Uili'iuuia lo tin :
drapery.
Kuoelii xvater bottlns T"kio vs. es
Oxvmi pl.itcsund all MI . 'Is ft . ] , < ] > .uu > o ,
xvarehaxe biaomo almost uuiniuuu in
I'liitadcipbia.
Scenes fiom nnarlyallof Wf.er : Scott's
{ , 'rc.dtflorin * have IHIC.II roprodiiecd in
uie.ami they uro iloxy bcin put upon
dilmcr plntu-s.
'J'hetit ' i a bl'llliitlltly decolaieil ehu of
clilmi tjiuxvu 1:4 C'oalpufi , wiiitli
from f 11 fnrtory lhn hn buoti In oonMnu
ou < ! op Mtlon slnoo I7 )0. )
. 'Ilierlcli polycht-omt ) wflrHaimxrmiidrt
iu j oIlHicimnny nud ( ttanuo. Tuo . .f
the Jiilc- ' huui.M in th's ware are "t'n.li r
I he 1 inl-n - lli".ind : "Tlie Kiss. "
Orn.nnenis in colnred
clnr nm IH.XV
comln J , > r from U i in , in Wch | , | curious
( olorril litrim iiippoar miito In bus re
lief | ami - milHat. . They nre itioillx I.Inn
und ' 'lack b..i
I'Vom ' 'Slosh
r HIS i'itt NMTir ;
' , ' Ale t all the great thlnga hiivw bei-n
dniu' . ' l.x _ t iking llm rhaiiocs. ! 'riidcii < - . >
' 1:11 ' : but < "m cyo , whllo forttilio him a
thousand "
,
"tn m.x hoiH'st opinion , whisky li second
' end nnl > hiorigltuilslii. It la the mill
slone hung upon tlio neck of poor , de
tfiadfil hnninn nntiiro. "
i "It don I rciiilre | any education to t.ll
tlm ( trill li , Iml t. > lin Well , tlnos. "
j | "The Lord tcmpeva ; Iho winds to Iho
i "horn lamb ; but it Is man's business to
|
see Hint the Itiiub h
j I not shorn too cloac
I "We rc toM that 'nil honest man is
t the noblest work of ( ! od' ; bill Ihe de-
1 mnml for the xxork has boon so limited
j i that ' I Ivivc th night a Inrgo share of iho
| llrst ' edition must still bo in the nuthor'n
i ! hands. ' ' "
I " ( ii'tl only knoxx-fl hoxv much merit
wanders through this life , securely hid
by m.x s of poxerty ; nor how much crime
wear" Hi" golden armor of xvcallh. "
"Mnnx a man has died rich and hnon
called xvise by Mmply holding his tongue ' '
" 'iMan xvaut-s but little here beloxv' may
have i , been true when It was llrst written ,
biitcvi-r since the war ho wants all ho
e.iii l'i\ lii hands on. "
"I don't bdicxe the Lord over intendi d
if a ni'ile kicks me on ono aide , to tnni
the other side to the mule. "
"Aiixlind.v can tell who re. lightning
struck last , 1ml it takes a smart man to
tell where il will striku next time -this i.s
one ofthe _ diileronuos between learning
and xx isiloui. "
"I'lviehing the gosjml for nothing is
casx enoiijTh , but preaching it for five
lhou-.and dollars a year and have it
suit is another thing untirely. "
" .Music may have charms to soothe a.
savage , but 1 xvould rather try n roxolvcr
on him lirsl "
"Truth is the only thing I know of that
can't bo improved on. "
Tlic Two tjiiooni.
An Anieriunnn lady , xvith great labor
mill expense , prepared two largo vo J
limes , fill.-it xvith iiulumn loaves from thn
American forests , of all imaginable lints
ami tints. Tno collection xvas large , i ml
assorted xx iih exquisite buiiuty and taste.
As tlm Kuropcan forest leaves have no
.such delicate coloring as om own , she
hoped the present xvonld bo an accept
able one , nml forwarded one of the vol-
nines to Ihe English qiiuim and Ihe other
to the French empress. After a fcxv
Week- . , she received an ansxver from
both. The package xvas returned from
Victoria , xvith a cold , courtly letter , at : ting -
ing that il was not allowable for Iho
queen lo receix'o prnicjils from persons in
stations. A letter came from
Cugento , on ihe ether hand , kind , frank ,
full of tlio truest courtesy , returning
thanks for the beautiful and xvi Icomed
gift. The lady , it need not bo said , bus
very diliercnt feelings toxvard Ihe Ixvo
royal persons.
A Onso AVnero Two Wrongs 91 ado a
Chicago Tribune : "Ioo9 your hu- .
baud go to the lodge , Sirs. Gib-
bericky"
"Well , ho just don't , I broke up
little garni ! quitf a xvhile ago. "
" \v7iy , hoxv in the xvorld did yr n
do ? '
' .Whenever ho started for the In . .IK . , . I
xvenl xxilh him as Jar as thu skating tliil
and told him to cull for mo on tn-\vi\ !
homo. | It oaly took u fexy doses to cure
him.1
TlIK KINKST Al.TliltATIVE AND ASTI-
Bii.ions medicine on earth is Samaritan
Nervine. ! j > 1 SO. "The Doctors said m.y
child must die xvith Spasms. Samarium
Nervine cured him. " Wm. K Tanner ,
Dayton , Ohio. t. , i ( ) . at Druggists.
Ono on Uie Doctor.
Cowboy "Stranger , there's some good
men in this gang , you belcher life. Do
you sec thai quiet , inollonHivo little mane
o 'cr there ? You wouldn't think , to look
at him , that he'd killed his dozen or more
men ; would youv"
Tenderfoot "Goodness gracious , not
Has he ? "
( 'oxvboy "Yon bet , pan ! ; bo's a doc
tor "
Tcnderloot " ( . ) , I see "
TOHTURES II
ANI > I I
BLOoaHuriiORsII
HiMll.l-\'l : I.Ni KiMirniiin-i. lK-lnni ! uml llur i
inir skin loilnnInntliMimu nnius. inul
exi'i-y spfi-H'H ol lie ! in , . - < tlx I'lmpl ) . inlii'i
lit il. i-i-riilulnus uiul , o iiii'iit.ns . ili-i ii" ( s of iho
I.Intl.I r-k I ) .Hill i-cillp. Wll tu-- I 1 I' Ill ilOIll 111-
lunej Iii ni'l .1 i n'lt IN. li ih i mi.I . liy ( 'Uii
cm a , 1 liu - .n si 'n ' inio. iinil ( MM urn Sunn ,
llll t x > jiii c < - Mini - . run mill } , ini , |
Ciiliiinii lU'-tilxc-iil , liio blood - -
IICK | n-U-r | | , in-
covr.Ki n wi'i'ii MUM > ;
1 luixi' III-IMI alllitloil Kind ) In-l Mi.11 li nil ! , il
< li f..i-c tin-'I. i lor'iiJI ti * n.i Mylac"
( ' ( l\tll > ' VV ll ll -.1 llltM Hllll * ' ! ' - - Hill I lit' lit tl
HIM inul tun inn .r i ' i'i iilino- . ! mil . in il.li- . .SIM.-
inir > oni ( nil * nut ni-intiiiie * MI iiunli rccuin-
ini'ii'li'I , i inn li .If I I-IKIVI * iht in a ti , I nnuDf
tliol'iiiit inn .in ! i i.i L-ura Suiiii \ : ' iinii
lltibiiheni nut i in.l.\ . , Im loin . 1 CH ! |
m > - ! iin 1.1 . , in ui ililuiU * ! m , , 1 uiuLo
thin pulilielalt nn nt
' ' ! > Ci Ml v A I M i i tin K.
llilaI , Itiiinl ; . I nun
SCAI I1 , l'\'i ( : UATtSV1) M I'U
I tsitmtlji | . .1 . v h i > i./i-tMi. .111 i . * i ii , I ten ,
( n h uiul in i > N t n 1. I he ill i u "l-l v In i I p.it
\ nn ii'in * h. | > nunnut. d n.ii . ' i < * v < r l
' -I'-Unil li .1 . . in i .niiii-i In- . . lie ii.l-
\ i- 1 nn n. l.i . loin l nut' n n I' < h. uiul
I II.I IU t < ltt- * I < .l.\ . - II . ' .I 1 U l > l ! ! ! >
i n. ttiifll . i'l , ni il.anill Im i i nio IK r
i k In li e ' n - iitvt. uiul In i f i- | i n t
ul nn i I III oN UJ. . .
I .ti JHlli l ' ' \ > ' Vn'K '
J'K HIM. lT > ! ' , .xsl > ( I I.I 11 ,
Tin u in a
mil nn . .t o i t i ( ' Hi in \iiti 1' nn
k 1'lau i l , nila'n ' I' . i.
I iiMifi ' ' IV
K/oyal Havana Lottery
( A ' , u11 N n \ i IN si i- * ! in'- . .
Draxvr. , .t Havana , C-iba. Every 10 to ! 4 Days (
rnii'
.Snlijr.i to no manipulation , IKM iiiiiiiiillu. ) l > y
llm | i tititii. in mlcro-i. lilt ( lie finrt. ; . ! luniijm
5lie nainicol cliani" In IKII.IICU. | .
Kir liila-ls jjnlr to rilill'sl'.V , \ CO. tU !
Jln. i-vit.N ! V ( ' ' '
} uj ; M.on'Ji.N'SiCO. ,
tu ul , < Ci.i.iu L'n > , .Mu.