THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , S AT I1 h DAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1885.
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vate cllicawt. Oonorrhcc * ,
' cumpIicAtcil'forin , also all
dlciaies of the Skin and
Blopd prcmptly rrlleved and
permanentlytured by reme
i dies.testeilln a I'oi III Vrnr *
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5. Nipht Lottraliy Dreami , Pimples an
the Koce.IxJ'.t Manhood , f'DJfr.-l ( ( f/nirril. r/irre
IsnorxpHttitfilUMU. The aprroprlate remedy
nalonca used In each case. CDnsuHatl-'nj , tier-
aim ) or fay letter , cncredly conHdentlal. Med *
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OMAHA NKUKASKA.
Scrofula of Lungs.
1 run now 4f > yrnri" oM. Mini linve MilH'rnil for
thitlnst tlfli'f'ii yoarrt Hli it Inni ; tintililn I
Imvospout Hmli imilH of ilollurlo nutt t tlio
irm roll of this iltattiM' : but tmiitioiury H'lli-l wim
nil tlinl I obitilniMl. I win Unlit fur HM > mliminl
Jnl'Or fur - uTH | yniir < . A Irlinul Mimiirlj ii'u-
oinincndoil Iliu u > < u nf bVltr * Spt"itio 'ri ' S S.I ,
olnlmlnjr tlmr hi- lilinlt' liml lie on eri'iitlv IM > II < > -
llk'il lit sninii IIIMK trouble * I ii'Mihfil to try
It Tim r < nili mo runinrknlilp. My rniiuli 'nis '
loft 1110 rnv Mi.'iiL-lli lm rctiirneil , mid I wolvli
nlxty pntiinirt mine than I over tllil In mv lilt1.
It hiw boon tin oo j 1'iti-ii Blnro I xt < ip < oil lli n o
nf thnrnnilleliip. lntthHVoi'n rflltinof Ilia ills-
on'n , un < l tlicrr arti no pHtnr or wpiiUncs-t toll in
my Itltii ! ! " . I iln tlio Inirilost kind of nipuhnnlrnl
work , niul fri'lni won f PUT felt fincn Ivrn
a boy. 'llip-e , I knowarownnili'i fill stiilnmmitH
to jnnko. lint I am lumott wln'ii I > . v Hint I ewe
my ( iilHtoncr nml lioiiltli tiilny. . tu S S. H. 1
woiilij haipoinitntto niy duty I m-t < IK linmmi-
itv If I fulled to lit-nr tliis c .out till testimony to
tlio morlts of tins wonuVrlnl inedlulnu
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nil Hlund Mini bklu Uiscut-cs mnllo < l free.
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HUMPHREYS ;
HOMEOPATHIC
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Horses , Cattle , Sheep
DOGS , HOGS , PODLTRY ,
In use for over 20 yoa'ra by Farmers ,
Stockbreeders , Horse II. It.U .
Used by U. S. Government.
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Mounted on Hollers & Book Mailed Free.
nmpbrey'Afed. Co. . 100 Fulton HI. , Ji. Y.
_ SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC No , H 8
esrV ! Th onljrmiece ifulrfm .iljrfor
Nervous Debility , Vital Weakness ,
rul froHiiitluo , .from'orin-work nr olhor cm .
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Netious Prostration , Otbllltr , Mental ind
Phytlcil Weakneti ; Mercurial und other AHec.
lloni of Throat , Skin or Bone t , Blood Poisoning ,
Id Sorn 4n < 1 Ulcers , r irn.i uh uo .r.n.i.a
co i , aUI ltrl.Qtl&3 prlQflitUf H&UU. PrlT.lplr.
Dlitasfit Arising from Indiscretion , Eiceu.
Eipoture or Induluonce , .ii h nojoc. .omi i it.
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Is no flatterer. Would you
'make it tell a sweeter tale ?
| \lagnolia \ Halm is the charm *
Cr , that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
FOB BESSES SAKE ,
How U stormed Hint duyt The rftln
perpendicular ot ono nioruonti
horizontal the next nt the mercy of tlio
wind The streets Were urlft rigors. In
fonio places the wnttT poured \\\t \ nnd nut
f tlio shallow gutters' nud completely
submerge the sidewalks. Front Ilia road *
wavs of tht great brldgo sheer torrent- *
eamo rushing down nnd llio crowd Unit
had taken refuge in the bridge entraneu
could hardly sen thu city hull or park. It
"torini-d slcadilv for sin hour ; then , in ft
Might aliatcinenl. 1 cnnic out of the
t'li-viitcd mil way slaireaso where I hud
been waiting , slipped up tuy umbrella
iintl walked briskly southward. At ono
of the en t tloors of the post-oflice , F sud
denly ran against ( icrtruilo Hnskcll.
Her nppertrnnre was so striking that I
exclaimed nloiitl'What In thu world ! "
She was droned in ti thin brown cam.
brie , nn ordinary m-uNummcr coUumo ,
und worn a shabby black bonnet. In one
gloveless hand she ela ped nn open let
ter evidently just received ; in the other
she held a dripping red parasol which
lie had not yet reopened. The ruin beat
Koarely | in her face and . ho did nnt.spi'tn
to mind K. Hur face , I noticed then , wus
piui'lied nnd wore an agonized cxpros-
mon. I quickly drew her under my um
brella and repeated my exclamation ,
slightly niodlliiMl.
-What is the matter , child ? "
Her lips moved convulsively. "I can't
tell \oli here , " she answered.
I knew forthwith that s > omelliing ter
rible luitl happened.
I had known ( ! eetrude Mitnn soren
years , antl no formality was necessary. I
had not. however , seen her for two
uroliths and over , .so that I was by no
means informed as to her present cir-
rum-lances.
"Where do you live nowV" i asked.
"The same place ? "
' 'No ; not there up in Harlem. I can't
go bark now. "
I thought sin- spoke wihllv.
"Come then , " 1 said. "I'll let my own
ullairx reel. Come home with me. It
won't take Ion" I'm Mill in the .square. "
I hurried herlalong back to the elevat-
j eil rail a.y staircase , whence I had so
; lately emerged , dragged her up the .steep
Mops unit through the Ration to thu
tram. 1 n-nicuiber the gatnman looked
curiously at us. licrtnidu had such a
white , drenched appearance.
Twenty minutes later we had reached
m\ home and the privacy of my own
chamber. ' ' , f had a little
whin , which I forced her to ill-ink.
"Xow , " -.aid I , "tell me all about it.
The sooner ( old the sooner I know wheth
er anything i-an be done or not. "
( irrtrude was now les pale ; the wine
had given her temporary strength. She
Mghed heayily.
"Nothing can lie done , " she said in a
lone of despair. "It ii about ISessio. "
" ( ! oon"l said to encourage her. I
hail never neon Hessie ; the girl had al
ways lived with an aunt in the west.
Hut 1 had heard Gertrude .speak tenderly
of this absent younger .s .ster and I hud
f-een the picture of a pretty , phnialu face
set in brown , soft curls.
She seemed to swallow something , then
resumed :
"i loved her I think you kmnv this.
It was the object of my life to work hard
anil save my money to establish a little
home , where lie.-sie could come to me.
I did not belii ve she was happy out
there. Aunt He.-tur was often harsh.
.She let the rhild have no pleasure , no
young society , , nothing but haid work.
ISessic was not evil miniird ; she was not
deceitful by nature. If she grew so it
was all A'unt Hester's fault and she
should sutler for it. "
( lertrttdu had begun to tromblo.
' Harm has conm to ISPHSIO ? " [ a.skcd
rolnctnntl5' . " .Slin is not dead J"
"I might bis better if she were , but I
I cannot wish she were , " and Oc.rtrndo
broke inio piteous , unrestrained sobs.
"Still your sister , " I said softly , when
her grief had somewhat expended its
force.
Gertrude wiped her eyes.
"Yes ; always my sister"she repeated.
"And I must go to her at once and bring
her back with me. 1 mttbt to help her
begin anew. "
"You know whuro she is ! "
"I shall find her. "
Shu ro.-e then from her seat .
"I have a good deal to attend to , " she '
said , "before I leave to-night. "
"To-night ? " 1 ventured : "In all the
stormV"
"Storm ? " said Gertrudeironically. .
"What else will my lite be until her
wrong's are righted ? "
, Sheluft on the ! ) o'clock train. I went
about with her and tried to help her a lit
tle , though there was not much for me lo
do.
During the next throe or four days I
often thought of my absent friend , won
dering what she had accomplished , if
anything if .she had found her unfor
tunate sister , and just how bud matters
really were.
On the sixth day I sat writing by my
window in the sunlight ; we were having
fair weather once again , clear , delicious
atmosphere for August dayn. The door
of my room stood slightly ajar , runt at , 1
sat writing thuro some one pushed it
wide open audcamu through.
Glancing around , I gave an excluma-
lion of ple'asod surprise' .
Tiertnide ! "
She had an excited , almost wild ex-
picssioii.
"I nm back"sho said , "and I have
brought her. "
"Sit down , t-it down , " I interrupted ,
" nml toll mu about it. I am so glad so
relieved at last. "
" 1 have brought her , " she reuoated.
"And now I have two objnetM in lifo to
be kind to Hessiu. and to hunt down the
wretch that has deceived her. "
hlttt trumblud with excitement and her
face grew pule as death.
"It will not be a pleasant hour for him
when wo come face to face , thu villain' '
I knew he had deceived her. Thank
God1 I knew that she was pure nt heart ,
"y poor , crushed Hps.iio1"
"A mock mtrrriagoV" I ventured.
' 'Oh , wor.se , wor.se' ' " She was up now
and walked the room impatiently.
"Where shall I find you ? " I asked pres
ently. "I suppose-1 can ciiino nml bee
3'ou , llcnsio need not know 1 know her
trouble-- " *
Oh , it would Hot matter ; she Is far
too crushed tocaru. * * * Wiry , she
loied llio HcounUrrill"
"Yes,11 I assented , " 1 supposed as
mneh. "
Shortly after Gertrude wont away.
1 ditl not call upon her the following
day , as I hail intended , nor Indeed tor
mveral days. Various roinplicntioiifr < f
my own ali'air.s engrossed and annoynd
intt. Then I found 1 h.id mislaid thu
j-treel number * > ho had given mu. And
so it happened that a week had elapsed ,
when o'ie morning 1 but out for her
boarding house ,
1 do not think I shall forgot that day ,
nlthougji [ Imvo seen many xcitJugtU ;
in my life and evpcot to see many moru.
It was a clear , cool morning , with
heavenly sunlight over all. The occa
sional late rains had washed all the dust
and disagreeable stickiness fiom the at-
mosphcru. It was a morning to inspire '
one , to lighten onu'b footstep * , to give
onn a winged , buoyant sonsulion ,
And yet , aa I left the horsu cjtrj and
turned down tlio street toward ( iertrndo
llaskell's lodgings' , I felt u weight of
( read or premonition settling upon me.
I almost paused to turn away and nut
u itor thu house , Hut after u moment I
threu oil' tlio feeling and rang thu bell ,
( iurtrudu came down to thu parlor , 50
"I want to tell you a thing or two bo-
forit n't ) go up bluing" t > hu said , "Ilussio
is do/.lng She to rcry much prostrated.1
She fcal dorn Hose by mo and touched
my hand occasionally her own I felt to
bo cold ns Ice Her faec was flushed anil
her eyes Phone fever wishly. Shea& ter
ribly excited.
" 1 want to tell you , " she continued ,
' 'that he is eoming here this morning. I
have hern on his track ever . inco ; 1 have
tracetl him to this city. He is a travel
ing man , and natiirnlly enough hrt . ftonl'n
lo Utis city. He does not dream that ? ho
Is here tli.it t inn her sister. She wa
known out west as Ho io Dean ; Aunt
Hester insisted on it. I have thrown him
Oil' his guard , And now ho Will come
face to face with her and- "
"Ami thcnr" I nskcd.
"Ho shall make reparation"said Uor-
( rude , c.ilmlug herself with tv wonderful
cll'orl. ' 't'onie , let us go up now. I'o-
member , Hessie knows nothing. I have
kept all from her "
\\"L climbed the 11111113' steps of ,4tairs to
the fourth story. The hou.so wns new
and tall , one of those handsome n flairs
that the city pushes out day by day to
wards the north. Wo wtmt in softly
llesslo lay by the' front windows on a
sofa ; 0110 little hand was under the pret
ty worn face with the frame of soil
brown clirls. Our entrance aroused her.
She opened her eyes and smiled
faintly.
There Was no evil in that smile. My
heart went out to her.
They had two rooms , n little parlor
nnd a still smaller c innecttnjj bedroom.
Wo woio hardly .seated whun a knock
ut the door and tlio manner in which ( ier-
truilo started to her feet sent the blood
leaping through my reins in a furious
way.
"A gentleman , " I could hoar the ser
vant say.
"hut him como up. " I know ( lortrudi ;
was answering quietly , and a few othe1'
words in a lower tone. Then , to her
sister " still lles-fle il is "
, "Lie , - , nothing
Strong HI my nerves nru , much as I
have passed through , I could not help
trembling and turuiug palo. I left my
seat and looked imploringly at Gertrude ,
who stood by the door.
. She motioned lo the bedroom , and I
.slipped quickly out of sight behind a
homely cretonne nortiere.
I held my breath as footsteps crime on
the staircase. 1 could hear my own heart
beatinc loudly. * > * Then a man's
voice in formal .salutation. + * * Then
a phtintivo , piteous , wailing sound from
Hossio's lips , the one word "Hasil : "
The door shut with sudden force ; I
heard a clicking sound nnd knew that
. - onto one had locked if , I pushed aside
the portiere and looked out.
At a glance 1 read the mini who teed
there , abashed , irresolute. Weak , evil ,
yet perhaps not too evil for reclamation.
Well dresed , rather good-looking , on
the whole outwardly respectable.
Abo\e the low sous ot Ht"ie , who had
covered her face , I heard Gertrude's
voice , calm and insistent.
"Von understand now , Ilasil Hum
phrev , why 1 .sent for you. We need
not diseiHs the situation. There is but
one thing to be done ; you must nrirry
my sister at once. I have bent for a
clergyman.
.jrew white to the ligs with anger.
It is impossible , " ho began , and made
for the door as it to escape , lint this was
locked.
"Let mo out ! " he demanded , fiercel3' .
"You can't trap a man "
"Hasil ! Gertrude ! " Hessio's voice
ro e to a scream. For Gertrude had
flung herself uiion him and clutched his
throat with a deathlike grip.
"I will kill you rather , " she panted
Perhaps he was rather at raid she
might ; perhaps he only meant to frighten
her.
Quick ns a flash ho drew n pistol.
Tho3' struggled tor a second.
1 sprang torward , but alas ! too late.
A stunning report , n shriek from lies-
MO , who fell fainting.
Then Gertrude , staggering , sank to
the floor.
Humphrey dropped the pistol.
"it was not 1113' fault , " he began , ghast
ly with terror.
i tried to lift Gertrude.
"Alar3' . " site whispered , -'the kuyopen ;
for the clergyman. "
Tiie minister was on thu staircase.
Basil Humphrey had turned to
nnd the girl was reviving.
"Help me up , " .said Gertrude Haskell.
Wo raised her and placed her in ti
chair. She held her hand upon her
breast.
"Marry them , " she said , "nnd quicklj * .
I must see them umrried before i die ,
else-- "
Ilumphruy started. Perhaps ho feared
shu might accuse him of murder.
Other occupants of the house enmo
crowding into the room. And there was
n doctor , though I did not know when he
entered.
And there , in the presence of death ,
the clergyman read the briefest luarriago
service.
"I pronounce 3'ou man and wife , " ho
said.
said.And
And then some one else spoke. It was
the doctor.
Who fired the shot ? " ho : iked , with
sudden sternness ,
And Gertrude .smiled.
"Accident ! " site gasped , nnd fell back
in ni3' arms , dead.
In making the assertion that Pozzonl's
medicated complexion powder is < htiro-
13- free from injurious or ileadl3' poisons ,
wo do it upon the atillionty of a thorough
chemical utuilysis. It is ono of the old
est face powders in thu American mar
ket , nnd is used in the families of some
of our most prominent medical men who
have personally acknowledged to the
proprietor that they not only consider it
but esteemed it highly bunoli
cial in every rc.sjicct , not only tor the use
of lailiei and children but for the 'lord of
creation' himself. Sold 13' druggists.
l\\K \ M'limiiiKM on the Itnce Trnck ,
The Inck3' 3'ouug Kronen sportsman
who has won the t'esarewiich and Cam-
hridgfish'uo with IMnisantcrio repeating
I'o\iall | s triumphs , is said to liitve netted
3.70,000 bv thu double event. This inuy
seem good.but there have been occasions ,
within tin * last twenty years when tho'i
winner of the Ccsarotvi'tch nlonu has.
landed } : : < IOHK ( ) upon liii champion. Air.
Blurry nnd Lore Hastings were each
credited with that hum as the amount of
their g.iins by betting wlum l.umm'.Sb
and Lecturer were .successful in IbUaid ( |
IHiiij ; the lalu It.iron du Kothsx'liilil drew
| | .r > ( i.iHMi admittedly out of the ring when '
Coris.'ttidt won in 1871 , nud rumor put
the stake netted by the owner of lo ! o-
bury in 1070 nt f 0,00(1. ( ) ( It is 011)3 ) n
handic.ip , nnd on not more than four in
the year namely , lite Lineoliisltiro hand
icap. the City nnd Suburban , the t'esaro-
wiu h. nud Cambridgeshire that n great
stake can bo won.
o
rinns i iijisn . pu.na I y
. . . . . . _ . . single
box IMS riiml the worst chronic case * ot 2ior
No one need sufter live
ininuti's utter ii | > i > 1yiiii ; this wonderful sooth
In : ; medicine. Lotions ami Instruments demure
mure hnrin thnn good. William * ' Indian
PilK Ointment absorbs the tumors , allays tiio
inten.so Itching , ( particularly tit nlu'lit after
L'cttiu warm in bed ) , nets ns n poiilllt-e , uivcs
inbuilt relief , and Is prepared only fur I'lli's ' ,
iti'hlni , ' nf Private pans. Hint for nothing else ,
HKI.V UIHKASnS C'UItKI ) . A
Dr. Fr.i/ler'fi .Ma rie Ointment cures as by
tnu'iii ! , J'lmples , Itlru'k Heads or ( iinbs ,
lilutchc.s nud Ktuptlonri on the facc.'leavln
the slln clcarntul Ucaiitlful. Also cares Itch ,
Salt Itlioiuti , Knro Niiiiilcs , .Sure Ll | > 5 , und
Old OliMlmito Ulci-tN
Sold uy drugslf-ts , or mailed on receipt ci
rents.
KrlulledhyKuhn & Co. , nnH Sclirooler &
UccUt At wholuisicoy U. i' . Goodman.
MINSTnELdYS ( MIDDLE AGE.
How llnrnt'CowTArtlsts Acted nml
Sana Twinfc- Wars ARO ,
Denver Tribtiilepublitan : "I've ji t
been to the minstrel show , " remarked a
gentleman to a Tribune Itcpnhtican reporter -
porter last opening , ' and ono of the end-
men sang n real old time song , one
which carried me back to the dnys of my
youth. "
"What was tha .song' " asked the re
porter. J
"It was that onC'Vlth the chorita :
I' e g lno away to leave you ,
( Jooil-liy , K'loil ' by ;
r.siav , ine awa > to leave j on ,
Uot l-t > y Liza .Line.
"It's n't old song , nnd I've not hoard
it for lifteen years , but it has Iho real old
ring. I always go to minstrel shown.
Somp people conipl.tin that n minstrel
show i.s like n circus ton see one and
3'ou sec them all , but , although Hint ns n
good dual true , 1 never got tired of them ,
nml that there nro a great many others
like mo is shown in the fact that they
always bave good hou es. "
"How long Is it since you f-aw your
first showV"
"A little tnoro thnn twenty years.
Just before the war. ( ) , I'm not such an
nwfully old ninii yet. ami I can't tell yon
nboilt the original George Christy nnd
the 'Virginia Sercnnders , ' or the very
firH darkey troupe which over traveled ! ,
or any of that sort of thing , My father
could toll you all nbout Unit , for ho was
almost as fond of mihstrel performances
as 1 am. "
"Tell me something about the troupes
in your enrly days ; there must hnvn been
some great changes in the style of
doing tilings even since then ? "
"I .should think so , " was tlio reply.
"Why , the first minstrul show which I
over saw was before the war , in a .small
city in Now Kuglaud. I cnn see it nil
now , nntl I romembur nearly nil of the
performers. It was in n largo hall , which
nud n little stage nnd no scenery nt all. "
"When I went in at an early hour the
stage was bare , except for a piano or ti
melodeon , I think the latter , and a semicircle -
circle of about a do/on hard wooden
chairs , There were none of Ilia ohair
coverings then which nro in nso now.
When the hour for beginning oaino the
darkies caino front an auto-room down
below the stago. They had only two
cndmcn jn thoio dn3.s. The 'tambo
came on lirst. and was followed by the
others in single Ille , thu 'bones' coming
in lat. The .sinnej's , orchestra and all ,
with the ( -M'i'ptiou of the double-bass
players , were in a line. If they had
made a tier or pyramid of them a.s they
do in those day.s , thej would have made
a slim .show.
"Among the songs which I remember
as .sung t lint day weie 'Heaiilifiil Midnight -
night Moon' and 'Kock Me to Sleep ,
Mother. ' Ofth.it patty , the fir.st which
I eu'r heard , I know of but one who is
.still in the jirofc--ion. ' That is Frank ,
Kent , a female impersonator. He trav- j
elcd for yours afterwards with Duiire/ &
Heucdict'N minstii Is , : md was still upon
the boards when 1 last heard of liim ,
about three years ago. He did .something
at that time which I bebe\e l ievcr saw
done afterwards appeared in female
dross in the half-circle of the lirs part ,
sitting next to the bones , and playing a
triangle The end incn were Hilly Preston - I
ton , 'bone ? , ' and 1 } O. Upton , 'tambo
rine ' The fornlct jis , I think , dead , ifntl '
the latter hits Itiu& Hiiicu deserted burnt
cork and is now a teacher of daneiiig.
John Lefavour , who played the molo-
deon , is now a Miliptugntpliio ' artist.
"In those days , or o _ little later , Hry-
ant's minstrel's in New York , Morris
Hro * . , Pell & Slocum's , and Canicross &
Dixey's in Philadelphia , and Dnprc/ &
Greene in NewOrl-ans | , and a little later ,
Kmerson AMailhiug's troupe in Chicago ,
wore the leading troupes which I remem
ber. f j ; ' r j . , v , ,
"Some of the oldwougaT hear occasion
ally now , and they are. the = o which have
lasting merit , I suppose , although there
arc many which 1 never hear now. My
the way , speaking of the .songs romind's
me of ( ! ott6n & Murphy's San Francisco
Minstrels. Joe Murphy , who played the
bones , is now the Irish comedian who
plays Kerry Gow and several similar
pieces , and the oilier end was hold down
by Hen Cotton , a little fat man , who was
good then , but I don't know what has
become of him. Perhaps ho is dead.
"Well , the old songs Tlio first time E
heard 'Tramp , Tramp , Tramp , was dur
ing the war. Morris nrothor.s' Minstrels
ot Huston sungit. . Theodore Jackson ,
who is still in the business , sang tlio .solo
and the whole troupe sang the chorus ,
beating time with their foot and making
a tine ellect. Hilly Morris and Johnny
Pull were the end men of that party ,
lioth are HOW iiead Hilly Morris used
to sing 'The Mocking Hird' with a famous
whistle , and the song is not dead yet.
It seemed then as though it would
never grow old. J.Iv Uruens.who was for
merly a partner with Uuiiro/ , who sang
it long after everybody else had dis
carded it , although even then it always
got applauded.
"Old Joe Trowbridgu , who was a part
ner with Morris & Pell , used to sing 'Tho
Old Sexton , ' which is still snug occa-
lonally by bass soloists.
" 'Hcatitiful Isle of the Sea' was n
pretty song which used to be sung by
the miiisticl boys then. I think that
Frank Campbell was the first ono whom
I heard sing it 'Tlio'Jockey Hal and
1-eather'wasan old nong. Joe Murphy
used to sing it 'The Hroken-Hoartcd
Milkman'was another which H. Hishop
Huckley used to sing. Ho and his
brother. C' . Swayno Huckleyx Tverc the
heads of Hueklny'ts Serenador.s , a troupe
which Huni-i.-lii-il for a short time during
those years.
"They were gre : t musicians for
minstrel.s , could piay alnioit everything ,
and they composed a good deal , 'Sally
C'omu Up' was u song nnd dance which
Swayne composed and executed \vith
great .success. There used about this
time to bo a toner Kinger named Thayer
with Morris Hros. ' minstrels who was
very popular. 1 remember a pretty thing
which he used to sing , and I never hear
it now. It was'I'm Lonely To-night in
My Sad Little Chamber , ' and another
was'I'm Leaving You in Sorrow , An
nie. '
"I ronnmber.one night sitting at a
minstrel cntcminmcnt where Frank I'u-
inont , the compo.-or , was to sing Tlio
end man had just gotten oil'a ioke , und
tinuiullunco vtis/j / ; aring with laughter ,
u lien Ihe interlocutor announced a song ,
but the audience didn't hoar the an
nouncement. The prelude was played ,
and ntill tlioy Ij.iwUud. Dumont began ,
'You call mu few jej Sand tender names , '
and had nearing ) a line bnforo his
sweet voice roninvo the sound of the
laughter. Tln-n thorn was an instantan
eous hush , and you could luivu hoard a
pin drop until thij end of the hong , when
thu vocalist wfc : granted with a tremen
deus burst of applause
"Well , I might go on talking about the
obi days , but U ponld take alNiight , und
you have got tcrgo to work. "
Gloving day is generally dreaded by
tlio head of the housu. Trying to carry a.
bureau up stairs while your wife stands
by and tells you not to scratch tlio rwpor
on the wall , generally brings n pain hi
the hack , but it can easily bo cured by
St. Jacob > Oil ,
THE SERVIAN EPISODE.
Mllle Ifliitoi'y Wliloh Tlirmvs Xow
Uttht on Hint ; Milan's Present
Troubles ,
Under the heading , "A Shamelu ! JIpp
sodc-jn Servian HLt..yl < 'n writer in an
hnglnsli iiowapaptir recites seine facts
which perhaps will give a little insight
into HID gigantiu conspiracy oiiUinoil in
the Jribuno's cable dispatched to over-
thi ow King Milau , and the rule of Prince
AK'xnndor , nnd mute under ono rule
thai h "tor.'c region winch in the middle
ages formed Ihe center of the Servian
Umpiri ! nnd the Servian church. The
writer point' out that l > v the ndvnncc of
i n few liattnliotK , which' , with Ihe aid of
I the , ,111'vy r.illwn3from Belgrade
' to Vranj.1 , could have been thrown
across the frontier in throe da\s ,
King Milan had it in his pouer to seize
U kup. the .strategic key of Old sen is ,
by n coup de main , ami thus cut in two
the Turkish forces. II N Mated lh.it King
Milan did make a pretense of acceding
to the popular clamor at Belgrade and
indulged in considerable bltin and blus
ter ; but it is further pointed oul that ,
with Ins pcni > K < st.indiug (03ally ( at hi *
bnek , King Milan yielded to the stories
poured into hi ears by the Austrian Ku-
voy that n Servian advance on Ihe Old
Seivinn side and a consequent attack on
the SultMii's dominions being highh dis
tasteful at Berlin Were , as a ntitur.il
corollarv , equally distasteful at Vi
enna. Ho therefore delayed the mnni-
fe > to , so urgently desired nnd limit b e\-
pcclcd , Avhich would 1101)13 ) 'he people
of Old Servhi thai llu-ir king wasnilvanc-
ing lo break Iho ojiprcssors' chains , and ,
instead of taking his stand on the linn
and lofty ground of a national lib-ration ,
he fawned upon his foreign patrols and
groveled in the mire of dynastic inter
ests. It was announced that Servia
would bo appeased l > y a slice of Bul
garian territory. A servile Servian press
.stirred up bad blood between his subjects
and their Bulgarian brethren This was
in tlie face of the fact that the Bui-
garinns had their attention drawn in an
other direction. From a liberator the
king degenerated into a would-lm land
grabber. The writer In question says
"Stripped of I huso ragged shreds of
pretext , the aggressive action of King
Milan stands exposed in all Its naked ini
morality It has not even the redeeming
mini t of daring. The meanness of n
military invasion planned against the
hearths and homes ot women nnd chil
dren whose armed defenders were away
jn obedience to nobler calls of patriotism
is evident to all men. "
In almost a prophetic vein , viewed nt
the I light of events just developed , tlio
writer concludes "Be the territorial
gains ; of Servia nt the Bulgarian expense
small ii i or great , or none at all , their at
tempted il i sci/urc will leave behind a long
heritage l of hate. Whatever Servia may
secure , the real gain will fall to those
whoso interest it is to stir tip fratricidal
strife i among the Balkan peoples. And
this I I venture to predict with some
knowledge 1 of those countries and some
acquaintance with the Servian people ,
within ' and without the borders of thi-
present ] kingdom that not even the sup
port j of foreign bayonets will long sulheo
lo i maintain upon the throne ot
Servia f a prince wno has prostituted her
honor 1 , and betra3-cd her most solemn
trust. t The'grand refttsaTof King Milan ,
on tlio borders of the Servian 'land of
promise | , ' will bo remembered. The
alienation of n kindred people will be
folt. The thiukiu" ; patriots of the Ser
vian kingdom will look more and nioru
for the true representation of Ihe national
desires lo Ihedaunllcss chief , sans pctiret
sans roproeho , of Iheir Adriatic branch.
Prince Nikola , of Moutcgro. and to
thu rival lineage of the heroic Kara-
george with wnieh his daughter's mar
riage now connects him Should tlio
treacherous seizure of Bulgarian soil be
effected without a struggle il is certain
that no ill-gotten spoils thai King Milan
can oiler will purchase back his long de
parted popularity. But should his fili
bustering adventure end in mutual
slaughter , and the king of Servia return
to his- capital after spilling his Bulgarian
brother's blood , from that day forth ho
will bear upon his brow the brand of
Cain in the eyes of the. whole Slavonic
world. "
The "Exposition Unlverscllo de 1'aitCul-
iuaire" awarded the highest honors lo
Aiico 4ttir.i Hitlers as the most olllen'clnns
stinuilant to e\cile the npiiclite und to keep
the digostho organs in Kood order. Ask for
the Kenuitm article , niaiiulaoliireil only by
Dr. J. ( i. B. Sk'gurt A Sous , mid bunuie of
imitations.
AVliv He Concluded tu Got. Married.
Monsieur X. ( man about town ) "Con
gratulate mo. old boy. I'm married. "
Old bo3' "Married ? What in thu name
of Beelzebub induced 3-011 tu many ? "
ftlonsieur X. "Well , I'm gelling
nloii' ' pretty well in life , you know ,
and 1 thought it was about time that I
had a wile of my own. "
ll bjnM nick , ira five hir C tori ,
nna a Child , li cried for Cutori ,
When nil * b came MUa , iha cluii | [ tu Caatoria ,
Wh n ihab&d Children , ibt K Y tticm Cus'.ori * ,
WHO l UMAC9JAINTCD WITH THC QEOaKlPHr nf THII
coimTxr win tit a < CMMIMKO THD M TH T TMF
CHICACO.ROCK ISLAND ft PACIFIC RfiiLWAV
IMF reason of lt central position * ncl cloa * r l&Uon to
nil ITliuinM lliu.i Kail amirl , mInltlut \ nillrr.
iillinl | K > ! nlf. ronttllut * . ch * inovt Inipot t * t nil < T
rontlDentA ) link In that nvHtrni or IIIUIIKI ) ) trnnipor.
Katlnu which hivltm mid rHilllt t > tr tl nil ll-arTM
li l irii rltlei of the AtUnllu imil I'urinc ( , ' .i.U It
Ii liu ( ha "irlto aixl l" l lOMIe lo mid frfni I olnli
l. t. N rlhn t Anil foilll > < ' * < l > nd
| > ulutl Wi
The Great Rock Island Route
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ill ) jxiruiilxilij \ a rullil. IhuroilKhlr hnllxlHl ion )
lii < l. smooth tint l i t > f ruiitlntio'ii ' trial r ll ulitaii.
Hull built cul i'IC Olul hilclK.'i lolling ili.ikii > llritl'
pnrliH'tlon n linuiait klll i < nh ninKa II ti ) mtflv
vf put * nr lnifluiM , | > latiaiiiiiiini ] all i-ij , "
Mini that vxAcllncr illirlpltno Lirli tfDtrnif tltt. iHitr
tlcal opwratlun nf all Hi liaint ollirr < prrlillk < of
till * iiiulf arn Trjn rii4 at M | | runiin tiiifr rotul In
I'lllon ' HrlM > l > . and III' ! lli.Hlp.i > .i-il coinlcilH .lO'l
liuurUiof lu rn oncei lrfiutpiu > ut.
TI.e ( ait Kinn Tiilin Lrtirrrn riitiaeu nt' < l
l irla.Couurll.luir / , I.UTUMI rltjr Ij > avtlivvtli | | .ml
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fcuUtoit' . ! Hay Cou-lif * lljirnllici'lil rullniih riilut-e
hlrliulanf till lal * * ! ileHl n , anil ruuil'tlM.UM Dining
Cir In nlilch iloliDMtcIl . 'te. .
ri. ' | inral jn. Icl-iurljr
cjtt'n. -lneeiirMiii airi , ami K.in Anl Uy i l \UI | | L > U
i ri aU run tlio Colutrnti'il JtrLUuin CJiaii Lmi.
The Famous Albert t-en Route
Il IhUt U VB MM | dJHIlMOla. J [ l
vlile roulo lo 1110 iit.li wheat fje
t Inturlor liaki-la
Mill iiiiiib'i lintU'r I.1.SP. rli Frnrcii itiiiJ Kin. ! e
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far dDtitliti ] Inrnrmttlnn rco MJ' zin. I' UUrt.
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R. R. CABLE , E. GT. JOHN ,
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All Sorts of
hurts ami niany sorts cf t-.iis of
n-ii : and beast need a cooling
lotion. Mustang Liniment.
sx-r o3sxC-A.x-z-A.'rro astrsr
is
Stone's
Ono of the Best , and LnrQpsl Blocks 'hi t/to V" . S.
1o Kctcct front. . .
No Stairs to Climb , Elegant Passenger Elevator
M. BURKE & SONS ,
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
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Will imjcustoiiicr.s' ilmtl with bill of liulitij ; uttnchcJ. tor urn-third * value of slook.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $150 ,
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nrinti ) ! > iiiii'iil ' for nil tno Motillilr nml Homn -
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rotntnuiv tu 'I' ' " tlilToiliiloiito , lth ruonn lo
1111 tin ttilvrrtlain 'it
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
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latiuilor liiliiniiloiiHl nml ( . 'Inirltiililo pin pti-i.j
lth cii | > ltiil nf flOKWlto ) ( wlilcli it K-sni-p
iiiinl ot o\fi ( Vnl.iMi luib nlncn bi'cit . Killed.
llyHiiovrnvlu'lnilnwpopiil'tr llsliuu'liico
wnsiiuulc it purl nt Hut pit .mU r-tnlu con tlltlon
tlnptcit Di-oi-mlier-tl , A. II. 1ST' ) .
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BY JOHN A. LOGAN.
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Ail tfSS , I I * Sh'JNKIt ' ,
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OIL AND LIME.
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mil ) li.V A 11. \ \ ll.uiiu , clicnust , lioatou. bolil
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olj-tlimlu .mil lout ; etmiUin.rasi > lflii prinnpl-
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nnlr : t hy niiill. | > nntiMit. : llluMrnied aim if , ( IT
S riil now. Onl 1 innl il nnHriti * ' ! llioautluir l .hn v
tliMiiil Moillt.il .i"utlrtn. ! to Ilia uncvrn of irhlr * ) t
riiiio. riiiiiifiuiiinl iiliMlnitli ! liiM'ii
liilllrl : : tlin slf 111 of till otlinr plij si
ohmn speedily Such trimtcil ftHUn
MH fs-fully wlil.oiit nn Instance TUVCPTI ?
ur.tl'imMrnilnii ' this miner. iniuEilj
CULTIVATOR A5IO HOU"E- * f >
NCUQASKA nlli-iHhi.in , limn , unit iuU.-ii. | ruifctftWC
Son I I'm ' uti.iH uri't ' i.Mr < ' * < u pft fill Vtinl furi'.iiiirilp
rup , utl you will hu ili'llnl.l il * UMillon Ihl , pap r mill
n'11 ' M.S. srVilTH. Pub. . Omnhn , Nob. _
GRIFFITH ,
Comiission Merchant
,
And wholesale flonlnr In
Country Produce , Fruits , Butter , Eggs , Etc.
coons ON v * i'ncui/ry.
320 K. I6ti ! St. , Omaha , Neb.
Itufuiunccs , by I'ornili5lon flist Nn
lUuik , lilnicuo ) ] | : A. S. finrroNuii.Ouihiur Ion ill
Niitionul Kank.Sionv I'liy ; Inuu NiilloinilSloiiz
DIM MoliHII. : . M. Kln-'iini , , , Asslstiint Ulliinlc
l'lr'l : Nulloniil llunk. I hl.'a Plilo
TIMK TABL33.
Arrlra imil ilnpnrtiirc uf Oinuhu liuins nml con *
llnca ut llio Iniiii'ltir
All trains urrlvu ami tli-paH fiuniOinaliu by
Ontrnl titiuiilard Tiitii' .
Tialus ot the G. til. V. M. AO. . arrive and
ili'iait liom tholr ili-pol , cm HIMof Mth and
Wi'listei-Kln-ets : tnilimui tlio . & M. , ( ! . , U.
AJ. . ami K. U. St. . ) . AC. IJ. from tlio H. *
\t. ilcpot ; all otliL-rs lioin tin ; Union 1'nuilio
( Il'IIOt.
Ilrliljjo trains will Icavo U. I' . ili > pot at f- ) : " ,
U7 : : , : ( X,8:40 ) : , b:5l. : 1J10W. : ( lloO : , a. in. ;
! : ( ) , 1'JO : , 1.V : ) , ii:00 : , ; ! : ( * ) , 114:00 : , r : ( H ) , rM : ,
r.jir. , tKi ! : , 7iO : , iilo : ji. in. I.i-ave Tr.iuster
for Omaha at 7:1' : ' . Ii 8.15 , : SO , UW : H
I0.3. : ! mwr , ll17a. : ! in ; li7'Jit : : : : , H'Jir : : , : ! ; : X ) .
: JJ7 : ! , in : . * ) ? , Sirci7 : : : , 7at : ) , 7fiO : , ii:5'j : ] > . in.
1 ! tiuiti-iiio not run on .Siunlny. All otheis
run ilally. Ketry tiains will run as lir.st .suc
tion ot r\clt : iluniiny tr.iin , cxcciit thoiii liav-
luv OiitHliu ut tl-.iiTi a. HI , anil u :10 : p. in , , nml
U'luluy Council lilulfa at 7Uj : u. in. ami ll-)5 : )
p in.
STOCK Y.viiHH TIIAINB Spoclul .stoclc
1JOI : : | i. in. , l : i > . in. , 4:40 : t > . in. , 5:07 : ii. in. , '
anil ti : ' . * < > ) > . in.
C'Dnni-cUn. lines ut tfaiisfi'tilcpot , Council
Illnlln. ( "tilc.iu'o , Kock Island A : J'a.'liic .
li'iivti , JJ7r : > , HVl : ? > a. in , . < ; nrJOp. in. ; HI-
ii\-i ) , I.t:15a. ) : in. , Ji fiiilO. B 7W : ) 1 1. in. fill-
ca 'o V Xortliwi'sli'fii Icavo , J ) liir > a. in. , U
r.rS . ) | . in. : anlvv. U'.iJSit. : in. , II 7:00 : p. m ,
C'liiuauu. liurlliiKttin AiQnlucy Ittivo , A UK : !
H. in. , A rciia p. ni. : itrrlvc. AJjl5 a. in. , H
) ; : - ( ) | i. in. . A 7l."i : | i. in. i Olik'uuitniwanUuo ,
iV .si. ' . -Icavo Ii 15 , -
- - : a. in. p 5-jo : p. in. ;
aiihr , l ) ! ) : iri , a. in. U 7U : < > ( i. in. KaiiKas City
St. Jon .t C. -Icavu. . A W.m : \ . in , , 0 8.Vi : n
in. ; iirtlvt' . 1) ) : . ' , a. in. , Ii 7X. : ' . ] > . in.Va
| MBI | leave , A U:00 : p , in. ; iinivc , A : iUOit. : in
ftiouv City iV 1'acllloleave , A T.otf a. in. , A
7V : > p. m : imlio. A.ih" 'i a. iu..A7 : ) u. in. ;
\ \ rstvaiitI'licllnj ustnoss It-avu A : ' . ! )
ii. in. ; auivoA 750 ; a.m. : DOIIMT CXPIOHS ,
loaxt ) A tl : " : i. in. , uimu A 4tOti. ; , ; ! . I' .
mall a < l express , Jtcp , vallov , lo.ivo A 1:20 :
p. m. , a'l'ivi ' ! A 'MU p. m. ; Ji , & .M. mull nml
i-xpri'ss Ucp. vallnv , lo.iMi A 8:10. : ariivo li : " > 0
a. in. ; II. fc M. ntalit exiivs. ] > , Icavo A fl00 ;
1 1. m. , nrtlvu A lir ) : a. tn.
.SiiitiiM.nil M. I' , day oxpie.sH , lcav A
10 . ; o a. m , . aniu ! ( i'i : u. in , ;
K-itvo It h-O : p , in , , aitive A li i p. lit. ; K. 0.
hi ,1. .V C. ( ) . , via I'liittsiiiontli , liMvi. AU.lt )
n. in. , IIHiCi ii. in , airlvu I ) 7W. :
Noilhw.ud- . , .St. I' . , M. i.0. . . Stout City
( Jtpii'i * , leave A > > : oO n , m , , uirlvu ! > : 'M \ > . in. ;
O.iUl.nul nccoiniiuxiatloii , lfa\oC5-IUji : , ni. '
: imvo < ; lli'a. : ( in.
Kiistwuid C. I ) , ft Q via
K'avH : > : .Vt p. m. . ardM > ' . ) . - ' < ) u. in.
\ tuaid-J'af-liio xiei | leaves A 8'ifip. :
in. , anive A 7r : > U n. in. ; Unner e\prc.is ,
leave A iDi.l'ia , m. . arrl\o A fii'jo p , m.i ; . I * .
nialUiiil e\nr v > , lii'p.ralley , leave A ! i:10 :
p. in. aiiho A I- : ) ' ) ji. in. ; H , it .M , iniiil and
fXiie.-.s | Hep. Vulley , IIS.IVH A S10 ; u. m. . c
inHi : a in. : II. i\c \ M. nU'.ltt uxptchf , ave A
d. ' . ' < ) j > : ; ) . , iu'lvo A 0i"i : : p. in ,
Soiiihniinl M. I * day cxpiesi , leave A
ll : ' a m. . anivu0:0(1 : ( ii , m. : nlu'ht C.\IIH'- ,
It-avu H ! ' :00 : p. m. , arrivri A 7:00 : p. ni. : K. 0. ,
fit. .1. iVC l . , via riiilt'iiinutli , k-ii\u AXJ :
a. m. , I ! H- : ) . ' , p. in. , iurho D7 : < Wa. in. , 7.Vip. :
HI.
N"oitlu\ard . , St. r. , M. A O. , Sinus City
i'lpmle'ivc A hK ; : ) . in. , nulvo5"iO : p. in. ;
Owrlimil . ici'OiiiiiHulntion , leave C 5HO p , m , .
airivoC' HIWn. : ( in.
S'oii. A li.iliiMluIlj : H dally except Sun-
d.'ij ; < dally except Oaluidixy ; U dally oxccH
iJuuil.iv ,