THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , JULY 10 , 1880. 0
LIEBIGGO'S
Coca Beef Tonic
inc. m. ' li o "i,1 F.IJI
UfWI ) EOOT.t.
1 lit i ill o ! mo rttj mnrli n-
( if.MlU.riuv ? Start
! ir i t" 'r to the fn hinnitpo | nnd MluslTO prop-
ni..tiu. > scf leef , uln * nnd Iron , ' tnft
1'ii'ir. r. W. HC.VT , M. I ) .
CT ImpoTliil Mod. .Society of
St. rOKjf'buruti , llu li , etc.
"niv . m o intio than .infilling 1 linve ever pre-
pnii e < l. )
I'linnwon II. nnftl ov , M D. , M. . T ) . ,
PlijTMcUn toilioOmnl Ih in of yironr , Knlglil
of the Iron CroM , rte . etc.
Invnttinblnln rtj'ix'i'i'H , nmlnrln , nervomnei" , ncr-
\omnml tide heiuliicho , Mllon n8t , ncurilcln , Jo-
MIItT nnd weak uim . ll nlll rccons'ruct the iuoit
olmi'trcMl itnilPntcclliHl. llo uraof Imlta'.lons. Aek
( or LHblu ( u i ( o n Ilenf T > nlc.
CAPITAL 1'UIZB , SVj.OOO
Tickets otilj5"i. . Slmrc ? in Proportion.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPAHY ,
J'Woiloliornliycprtlty that > vc suticrvno tti-j
Brrniitroincntsror nil tlio Mninlil > nml Qimrlcily
Jirnwlnm of Thtlmlslium Ktnto I ittorv
CVimpimy nii'l ' la nrrson niiuintc nnd control
the Drawings Ilicnifi'lvim , nnd that thosninunro
cniuluctod with honustr. fairness ntul In trooil
fiillh townrd nil imrtlbs nnd uc niithnrlro tlio
Company to uco tlilscortlllcntu. with fiiclmlio <
otour Blunaturi's iitlaolioJ In Us ndvnrtlBtncMit
COMMISniONKHS.
_
Wc.llioun'lcrel neil Hanks nn 1 llnnkorg. will
liny nil I'rlrca drawn In Th" Ifiiiiltlnti.i Htnto I ot-
lorlcs whlcii iniiy bo ptusonlud nt our coutitvts
,1. II. OUI.KSIIV ,
Pres. Louisiana National 5anL
j. \ \ : Kii.niir.TH ,
Pres. State National Ban'i. „
A. HAM ) WIN.
Pres , Hew Orleans National Bant
Incorporntort In 1853 for2o ycnrs by the losl < ) .
Inturo tor IMucnllonnl nnd Clmrltublo purnosoj
wltltncnpltnj of Sl.OOO.UOO to which n rosorv'o
Hind of over JWO.tiOU hns slnco boon niMcil.
Ily nn nvcrn lii'linliiKioiului | | - \ oto IIH friinchlso
vns mndn n imrt oft ho prcfcnt Stnto Constitution
nrioptc'd DocumncrSiI. A. U. 1S7W.
TlUionlvlottciv over voted on nud cnOorsoJ
by the inoplii ot nny Btntu.
It nuvnr scnlcs or postpones.
ItHirralnl BlnRlo iiuinliur drnwmm tnko place
monthly , nnd thooMinordlimry diu lnifx ro u-
Inrly u\ cry tin eo months Inatond of Eo.nl-untm
nlly nrfnurptoloic , ooKlnnlnp Miuch. IBM.
A Hl'I.BS"TID Ol . ITl'.VTTYTO WIN A rotlTU.SB.
7ili Grand DriuviiiK , t'liifis 0. In the Academy nf
Mxulc , Now Orluntis , Tuesday , July I3tli , 18i3
$75,000.
JOOMiU Tickets nt Kl\o Dollars Hach. Fractions
In Tilths , In Proportion.
LIST < i
Alipllnillon for rntoa to clubs should bo miitlo
only to the oillcu of the company In Now Or
.
For further Informntlon wrlto clcnrlv. eivln ?
fill ! wldrcss. 1'OSTAIj NUTKS , Kxpro. Money
Ortlorf , orNuw York Uxchuniro in ordinary lot-
tor. currency by oxoross ut our oxpcnso u-J
. .
Wow Orleans , IA
Or it. A.TArPHIN ) ,
Washington , D. 0.
M&ko V. O. Money Orders pufftblo nnd aadrosa
rcglBtorodlottfrsto
NKWOllbKANS NATIONAL HANK ,
_ NewUrlouus.Ltu
I Umruayi. SO colvrtj
lllu.UfttlODI ftDd pflCM
.riUU.'llilm.K Cujvi , rourhtl , Btlll ,
Drum UtVv Outfiu. rorjpenf. Plutnti ,
JpulAlci&DouM r Knou , Geld Cerd ted
: * uf , Hutoni. OnikncDU , B u < i nod lV0fM-
loq riM ad lUiirt. Ca > l toi , etc.
i. LYON & MEALY. Chicago
UNHIIed for
nicdlcliml Use.
THE BIST Tomci
UNEgUALEDorCONSUMPTIO (
WASTING DISEASES and
GENERAL DEQILITY.
PERFEfiTSJIGESTION ,
im. TDW U WALUKn , fiur
K'on In Chlrf , Ntllonal Gnarc
of N J\trltn :
"My attention WM cMlfil t <
your K ) lon MultMil > key bj
Mr , Ivilor , Drufglit , of Irenton
nd I lute uicd a few kottlei
with fir Loiter edict tlmn any ]
huTA had , 1 Am rrroimucnilfni
jour nrllcln In my practice , anc
flmi Iterj latlifuctory , "
DEWAHZ OF IlITATiit3. ! :
h ( Irnulo * fell tbt Sltrkturee'
ElS.Vtlt * UIMIELSON
of Dittli. on th * Utbcl.
EISNER & E13ENDELSOB0 ,
( Sale AjeotifurlblU 8 )
310,318 and 3SO R&co fit. , Philadelphia. Pa.
For stile by 0. F. Goodman , Omaha ,
Kobrasna.
! ) " . . .llilulvcurrJlndo ilaynlivllr.
Mllarn ' < Llerlro.llnzatlloIlrlt.
jTru , conitjlntHl. Uuarnntcrdtlio
' only o 10 In tliu world ( reneratloif
o c ont Innoiii f.lcetrle ilagnctla
, / . - tiirrnifi hrlcntlllc.l'uwcrlul , Humble ,
/ Curator i. ilo anil lircllo. . Arakl Iraud * .
Ovrr 11.0(10 ( cure , ! . Rcnd ! t xmnToiTainnliUt.
' AJ.l''i.Vlllc'K'tl ! ' UII/TH : roil UISIX HLK.
Pi. HOflHE. invtHTon. 181 WABASH AYr. . CHICATJ.
OH MOlJK AT UIIOU AI.r. 1'KICK.
' * Il'r clurura to nil polnu wttblo 3(0 (
I. Q , SPENCliR'S TOY FACTORY ,
221 W. MADISON ST. , CHICAGO ,
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> ii.U > l ri tit4M > > < < iKitl < T , > nru < lcinlU
V. ' > U. ty.i IM > MV lt , tnjril I kit ill
M4 I M li ll I-.UI. l. , . i I. . . - | > Ml < t J.V..IU L , ,
u > i M ; . ( . . t . . I { M Jj > . r < 1,1 , , .4
J. W..TJ5I7UVIVS. : i A6IST. .
if ,
A Knot of IJIitc ,
C--Jit ( iv.
h'1 ' liatli no KOIU of liulcr blight
To siiarklo In licr limi )
need iiftili ' ' 'O ' of borrowed
Jo nmkc her ocnnty In'r. .
Upon her shilling looks nlloni
Aru tlnislcsot with ilow ,
Anil I'r-ciiiiiK frpnl liof llSSOinO
A little knot of blue.
A dainty
A ribbon blllhrof Imc
It tills my tlrc.ims with sunny rlcftras
TImt little knot of blue.
1 met her down tlip ohndowcd 'ano
llrncatli ilic nuplc tiec ,
'flubnlinv lilo-soin * loll like mln
I lion in > lo\u nnd me ;
And what 1 snid trhnt 1 ( I'd '
Tliatnioin 1 nr\ci knu\v ,
Hut to my biotisl lhei camr atul hJ !
A little knot of blue.
A llttlo knot of blue ,
A love-knot strong nn < ! trtvj
'Twill bold mj I.LMUllll llfupliall pait
That little knot of bltiu.
HOXI3Y I.'Oll Tlin
Hand painted straw bounds mo among
the novelties
runs ( if embroidered criroo llsse concspond
to the costume. .
( lienadlnis have designs cmbroldcicd by
li.iud In lloss sill ; .
Mil ; mitts me shown with delicate designs
of the lilii'st work.
Ml s I'oito'eiie , the English aiticsi , has
J list had thu measles.
Fans foi traveling have nntural wood 01
Ilussla leather mounts.
Sill ; slove * have elicnlle llgurcs In bright
colors embroidered on the nun.
ModJfiUa nnd her husband were the tiist
visitors at the Yo emlto this season ,
Mull Helms In blue or gray are knotted
about the throat when dust tendeis traveling
Uoiiblconie. .
Short mantles or Taitan plaid , plclur-
esnuelj diniicd , arc favoiites tor luountaln
and seaside weal.
A wiiter compaics an old m.ild to a lemon.
The comiai | ison Is faulty. Young men ottcn
squeeze lemons ,
. 1'ongce and surah arc used for Unlit trav
eling dustcis. They aie cooler than linen
and 1110 more eoinfoitnble.
A bonnet fora little pill Is of pale blue
ciepon trimmed with bows ot blue s.itln. The
sttlngs mo of blue satin.
Adiioudack Muiiav's wife iccenllv so-
cuied a divorce from him and is ]
medicine In New Haven.
Panels colhus and cull's of velvet aio . . . . .
for camel's hair costumes the gathered
plastion being ot twilled silk.
Women are employed as guards at the
crossings of Prussian and statn lallvvajs.
They aie paid trout IU to 1'J cents per day.
A good manv gii Is aie ambitious ot taking
tlio dcmco of U. A. Their mothers and
ginmimothcis asplicd to the higher degree ot
MA
( Irenadincq with plush stilpes have the
plush so cut that it ie oinhles overlapping
.shells. Otlicis with wide mushes , have plush
dot.s.
Notwithstanding nil the modern Improve
ments ot hubandiythc matiimonial haivest
is still gatheied with the cradle and tlnashcd
by hand.
Among tliGoGl students In Dcrno , Swit/er-
land , theie are twenty women pursuing the
iciiular course lor the degiee of doctor of
Medicine.
The favorite shades for cloves for evening
wear aio putty and tan color. For wear w till
tailor-made costumes them are gloves ot cor
responding tint.
"I'.ina. " said a little five year old , pointing
to a turkey gobbler strutting aiound in a
neighbor's yard , "ain't tlmt icd-nosed
chicken got an awful big bustle. "
An Iowa court granted a husband a divorce
because his wile hit him in tlio eye with one
ol hui dressmaker's bills wiiich he had Incau
tiously lejnoaehed her for contractile.
Mexican girls are said to bs tilled with
abounding health and apt at acquiring pioli-
clency in the .studv ol languages , iitusie and
the popular surface accomplishments in ait.
Fans of the finest silk gau/e , couespond-
Ing to the color ol the dress 01 its aeeessoiles.
aio made in the fotm ot a hand sdeeii. and
the handles aio finished with bows : tmt loops
ot ribbon.
An open jot bonnet is lined with hellio-
tiopc satin. A inclusion of Chantllly lace ,
among which dioop graceful sptays of lilae
wistaila. forms the trimming. Tim strings
are ot black tulle.
"What is the matter with the balm1. " ' asked
asked a lady of a little gill whose little baby
brother .she had undcistood to bo ailing.
"Oh nothin' much " the "ho
, , was answer ; a
only hatching teeth. "
A Tuscan straw poke bonnet lias a bow of
brown tibbon under thu biim. At the base ol
tlio ctown in fiont is a coiresponding bow of
larger dimensions. Tlie biim Is boideied by
a wieath of daisies with buds , which fall
over tha brown ribbon strings.
A evening diess of almond Diovvn faille
Francaiso is made en princess. The flow ing
draperies arc raised high on ono side , dis
closing a tulle skirt of the same tint ciubioid-
ercd with gossamer-like gold tlnead.
A sllver-giay surah dust coat buttons down
the entire hoiit. The siing sleeves arc In
one with the folds 01 tlio back , thus leiulcr-
Ing the coat very easy to slip on and olf. A
hood and high collar complete the K.irmeiit.
A large , coaiso bcge stiavv hat has the
brim turned up at the bide nnd tiimmed
with tiny knots of bego ribbon. A cluster
of corn liovvois , the popples of velvet , ming
led with whlto clover ami golden goi o , com
pletes the ttlmmlng.
"Why. Laura , how tight yon wear your
corsets , " said one lady to another as 'they
vveiodiesslng lor dinner ; " 1 never could en
joy anything I ate it I wore mine as tit'lit as
jotiilo. " " ( Jiaco bcforo meat , " the other 10-
plled as she laced heisclf In.
A garden party dress of cream whlto mous-
scllnedo laino , fatiewn with tiny pink iosc-
buds. lias a blotiso bodice , tlie upuer part of
wiiich is tiimmed with three lows of lace in
tuition. 'Iho sklttils tull and gracefully
draped at the back.
It was nn ambitious young woman from the
west who lust insisted on having ( licek
lessons tioma Harvard professor with so
much persistence that she luiallv won her
point. Theioaionovv se\enly-livo uupils in
the girls' tlreek class.
Fans aio in meat variety and are equally
favored whether they bo of heavy-looking
leathers or ot the lightest gauze. One 10-
eently noted was made ol gteen parrot feath
ers with whlto tulips made ot leathers ar
ranged on the concave sldo. The ellect was
not to bo commended , ' ! ! was rather heavy.
A school board Inspector asked the mem-
bets ot the iritis'class the other day : " \Viio \
can tell mo what basting n turkey means ? "
Theio was sllcnco fora while , and then a llt
tlo glil blunlflctl tlmt oho know. "Well , what
is It' . ' " said the Inspector. "Hewing up the
place where the stalling goes In , " was the 10-
Ply.
Ply.A
A tionnot of blown gauze h trimmed with
blown and butter-coloied stilpcd gaiun lib-
bon. In trout Is a cluster of oak apples In
all their tints from gtecn to ius et mown.
The parahol to bo worn with this bonnet U of
blown uauzu edged with brov.ru lace , a cluster
of oak apples belnc arranged aiound the
stlolc at Hie top.
A costume for a little gli ! of ntno years Is
ofrtamlne , striped with gold color and datk
blue. The skht Is kilt plaited and the long
coat bodice , tiimmed with gold buttons opens
ovi-r a lung , full plastron of cie.-un colored
hural ) . Abroad . -inuh of etamlne Is tied at
the back , the long loon nud ciuU teaching
nearly to the bottom ot the skht.
INT lIlOi > S.
A young min asks : "How can 1 gain a
copious How * of language. ' Wo would sug
gest tlmt ho should try sitting down on a
lack.
lack.A
A sound sleeper ono who en ores ,
The man who raised grannj In grapery
didn't MtL'vei-d when he tried to lalso apes In
an apiary.
Mrs. Fianklo Cleveland Is learning the
wlfo business rapidly. Ahcady slm never
goes to bed without asking Gioverlf ho
wound Ihoci'tfc.
/ CIlttnKo lovveler Is said lo ItaVo inverilci
n self winding watch. Now let thu same
genius apply hinuelt to the ( mention of u
Eclf-lindlng watch key.
A Now York exchaugo says : "Jav Gould
Ims lett the street. " It was probably too
heavy for him to cany off. Theiols a icasou
for almost everything ,
A luuu In Kow York recently committed
suiclilti by pushln ; a Imndkcn'hlof down his
throat. Ancient history informs us that
Cleopatra , the dusky beauty , also committed
suicide with a "wiper. "
"Whydoc3 uiarriatcu make men thoucht-
fii ! ' , ' ' u .kui a j oung lady of. old bachelor.
"Well , 1 suppose U Is liceauso thtj are con
tinually wuidcrltiR what Is goln.z tohanncri
Jiott , "
Constcni llun filled every breast In Sh.mly-
town when Iho left helder of the second nine
shouted from the im losnro where the lull
bad been b.ttted : "Yc'll hnve tcr call the
game , fellys : rinucrty's pi ? has swallowed
tjicbill , "
' Oh , I do so dote on the ca 1" she curitlcd :
"If you only had a yacht , Aneiistus dear 1'
"I lm\o no yaeht , Wilhelmtua , " ho . | ghcd.
"but 1 can Klvr > you n little smnck ! " And
then It Bonneted .is if a cork had llown out of
n bottle.
"Do you remember how you swore on your
bondra knees the night you proposed to me ,
loU'V" "Oh , yes ; that's nothing. " "Noth
ing ! " "Von diicht to hear mo sweai on my
knees when m\ collar button drops and lolls
under the bureau. "
"Why don't jou have your hair cut1' a ked
ri congiessmaii s wife. "My dear , I am so
busy with the taillf hill that I cannot attend
to mutters of minor Impoitatice. " returned
her husband. "Well , I should think that j on
would have time to attend to jouijiluty on
your own wool. "
Iho police of New Voik visited n fashion-
nblc chess club the other niu'lit. On the table
therowasti lamentable aliM-ncci ot bishops ,
castles and pawns , hut plenty cf kings and
( luceiis and m.in > chips. That is the way
New Yorkers play ciiess.
In the cxciuailnns at Pompeii n man was
found on bis bands nnd knees. It is sup
posed that he had hung bis trouscis imsluo
down on colng to bed so that all of the
change rolled out of the pockets under the
bureau. He was engaged In looking for It
when he met his fate.
A Hnnsr orSiimmcr.
'Kmmn I' . Z > oi il in S ( . A'irh Iit /o July ,
The r.ov.ets are frlnclng the swift meadow
biooks
Tlie songsters aie nesting In shadowy nroltj ;
'Ihe bhdsnnd the blojsomlng aio thronging
to meet us ,
With loveliness , perfume and music they
gicct us
Foi summer , the beautiful rclgnsl
The bobolink tilts on the tall , nodding clover ,
And sings his gay song to us ovei and over ;
The wild loses beckon , with deepening
blushes ,
And sweet from the wood , sounds the worblo
of thuishe- ,
i'orhummer , thebeautlful , rclgnsl
The white lilies sway with the bicczo of the
moinlng ,
In lalment nioiu fair than a monarch's
admnlug ;
The blight throated humming bird , mar\el
of lleetness ,
Comes questhm for honey blooms , draining
their sweetness
For.summei.the beautiful , icignsl
IllL-li up In thp limbs Is the oilolc coiutlng ,
A new suit ofehet and col.i he Is sportlna ;
With gav bits of caiolllnir , tuneful and mel
low ,
llcwoos his fair lady lo\eclad In plain > el-
low For stimmer.tho beautiful , lelgns 1
The blossoms and birds bting us , j early ,
sw eel token
That imtuio's glad ptomlses rcver are
btoken.
Then slug , happy blrdliugs , nor ever mow
weaiyl
Lauuli on. merry children , 'tis time to be
eheeiv
Foi summer.tho beautiful , icignsl
aiL'SlOAI.1 AND DUAMAT1O.
" "Joseph Jcffetson will plav only about thir
teen weeks next season.
.7. W. Moitlsey will bo business manager
for .lames C. Dull next season.
Margaiet Mather proposes to play Peg Wof-
flngton in "Masks and Faces. "
Signor Ci.ilassi b.ts been engaged by Heniy
E. Abbey lor the Pattl conceit tout ne\t
season.
Wilson Uanett's rcpprtoiro in this counliy
will consist only ot "Clito , " "Claudlan" and
"Hamlet. "
Notmandy has been selected by Mary An
derson as tbu scene ot her self-imposed two
yeais rest.
Tlio ( iieat Kastprn is now used as a vaiiety
thc.mc in a small inlet adjoining the Mer&ey
rhcr , Lhcipool.
K\ans and llocy In a "Parlor Match" open
their coming season at llooloy's Theater ,
Chicago , on August UO.
Lmua Uellini is to be the prlma donna of
Conild and Hermann's " ( Ijp.sy JJaion"
traveling company this comiii ! : fall.
An Angllclederslon of "lla/el Kiike"
was pionounced a boie last week by a Lon
don audience at the Vaudeville Theiter.
Mr. Heniy K. Walton Is piepaiiup for a
stalling tour thionsb the United Mates and
Canada iu a repuitolie ot new and standaid
paj ; s.
Miss Blanche AVeaver recently retmncd
fiom the West Indies , wheie she lias been
placing piincipal pails in the McDonald
company.
Chuiles Pope will have a largo icpeitolio
the coming season , but will devote himself
to " " "Othello"
piineipally "Yiiginius , and
Klcliaid 111. "
Mr. and Mis. W. ' .7. Fioicnco play at the
I'nUhvin Theater , San Fianelsco , next sea
son theii hrst Callfotnla engagement in
seven ycais.
The "Kobinson Ciusoe" gills in "Adonis"
weio photographed by n London aitlst. but
the police would not allow ttio pictures to bo
exhibited In the shop windows.
Pattl stienuously insKts upon belncr called
and adunssed henceforth as Mine. Patti-Xi-
collni. It's too Lite , though. To tlic public
she will be simply Palti totevcr.
Colonel Mapleson's " 1'AtracaIne" and
"Aida" sceneiy and proiiertles weio lately
sold by a San Fianelsco sheillf lor S'2Wa ! , to
satisfy a rallioad claim ot S'J.oSO.
Heir Sonncnthal , the Anstilan actor , will
shoitly give u peiformnnco of Schlllei's
"Wnllcnsteln , " at Plague , to begin at two
In the afteinoon and to end at midnight.
Gilbeit ife Sullivan's new um'ia will not bo
upon nn Egyptian subject. Mr. Gilbert al
lowed tlio minor to that effect bo spiead so
that imitators might bo thtown oil the track.
Thomas Whlffon , of the Madison Smiiire
company , plajed Plttlcits Gieen In "Ilii7el
Kltko"nt the Vaudeville theater , London ,
last Wednesday attcinoon , aim lulled with
mat ked success.
Messrs. Hoyt and Solomon are finishing
their now comic opera , "Tho Maid and the
Moonshiner. " Achoiusof thodaiighteis ot
an aristocratic Vhglnia family is expected
to bo a fcatuio.
A private c iblegram from Heilln states that
"Cnmicclosa , " an opera comhme by Heir
Htilda , had Its llrst pioduction on Friday ut
Walhalla theater , In that citv , with much suc
cess , and has been seemed lor this country
by tlio Kiialfys ,
Miss Mingaiet M ather opens In "Itomeo
andJullct" at San Fianelsco tlio lirst week
of next month. Mr. Ftcdorlck 1'aiililliii ; will
again bo the Komro , and the scenery and
costumes seen heie in the Union Sciuai'e pro
duction will be used.
Miss Itoso Coghlan , It is announced , will
not be seen us Our .loan next season , Shu
will havu a wider and moio varied scope for
her talents by starrluc in "The School of
Scandal " "Masks nnd Faces " "
, , "London As
surance."Tho Lady of Lyons. " "Much ado
About Nothing , " "As You Llko It , " and
"Jlixcbetlt.JI
IjOVO.
7f. U. Raton in Democratic ficvltw.
Llko the still btars that glow with fadeless
light ,
Unchanging over In their Holy ray ,
Unseen , pcrchancu , In the tull glare of day ,
Yet with mild gloiy shining tluough thu
night.
So love , whato'cr the tlmo , Is ever bright ;
And though unnoticed while the sunbeams
play
Around prosneilty , has Its holiest sway
When dark alltlctlons come the soul to blight.
The loftiest and the lowliest bosom feels
Its empire sweet , and brightens In its glow ;
The proudest snirit to its scepter kneels ,
And the gentlest heaiUlts sweetest influ
ence tifow.
Soft to the couch of death it gently steals
And , even through it.s tears , cleinal joy ro-
veabl
A strawberry was grown at Mai thorough ,
N. Y. , that measured nine inches iu circum
ference.
A Mexican died the other day w ho was
followed to the grave by eighty-seven sous
r.nd daughters , and had buried thirteen.
A sturgeon eight feet long and weighing
2ST pounds was caught In the river near
North C'tonuvell , Conn. , on Wednesday ,
A child VMS born Jn Sharon , Pa. , last week
that welL-lis only two pound and three
ounces. It Is healthy and perfectly formed.
Thu bald eagles on San Miguel Island , Cftl , .
aru very dustrugtlvc to sheep and lambs , aud
thcUttzens ha\cbcguUn war ot cxttrmlua-
tion.
It U said thai two St.-AJbins fcovs went
fishlnir. and ennqlit n big eel wbJfU ll il
wraijjelti'ir < \ nrmind a tin-lull In which
weieclf.w 111 01(1. .
LiKoPupkittnndGeorfeo Cheek of r.wln-
nett countUoomia , cut down a Hco tiee ,
expecting to find it lull of none.'ihey
found instead n blacksnake sU feet long ,
which had eaten all thfj honey , leaving noth
ing but a mass of hhrd , dry comb. .
A coloied woman who Is telllnif lot-tunes
In Houma , In. , " , i > s that while n sla\o In
Cuba she cut open the ralf ol her leir and In
serted a larco snake. The wound healed up
and the snake now lies .colled there , except
when making daily vl lt.s to the woman's
stomach when be feels hungry.
A gre"dv hen , bolonclng to Mrs Hummer ,
of ItainesMlIe. Ohio , ate so much that hei
crop became ologced. and she was In danger
of djluii. Mis ilnnimpr was equal to the
emerxencv. MIP clipped ihe leathers oft the
erop , then opened It with a sharp knife , ro-
mo\ed the contents deftlj sswed llupngaln ,
and the hen Is now the inothvi ol a line
blood of ducks.
An I'liti'ipilslnc eUI ininp In Pay county
has stiiirk n bouan/a mid iswoikine It for
all It is woith. He ll\es on the bank ot n
laice lake , wliere the wllll ducks have hun
dreds of nests. Ho hunts up the nests and
leplaces the epgs with hen ftult. In this way
the Innocent ducks have hatched out c\er.il
line bioods of chickens. Wllmot ( Minn. )
Kccoid.
itcorj.
Host to thy pillow , \cstl \
i watch bi'fihto thio ;
Nocaie shall wring thy brc. ; ,
"No ill betide Uioe"
Love cnards thy pillow ,
Line , the unrtpinlntr. .
llea\en's moon Is briuht ahru
Hoaxen's stars arc shlnini ; .
Peace , peace ! foi get , forglvo
And ho forgiven ,
TJi.it all wild love and Use
May wako In heaven ,
Dieam of thy dear ones , dream ,
The past ictiaelng :
Tny native valley's stream ,
Thy love's embracing.
Ko sound .shall mar thy sleep ,
No fear perplex tlicc ;
Antels thy vl ils keep ,
i'liv { Jed protects thee ,
Peace , nencel toitjet , forgive ,
And l > e f'oipiven.
That all who love and llvo
May wake in heaven.
The compulsory piajersystem has been ic
pealed at Iliirvmd.
Since the 1st of January Aichblshop ( . ' 01-
rigan has admiuisteied the the saeiament of
countni.itlou to 10,777 pcit > ons.
Tlie iiaptist of the north In the United
States , after a stlrrlntr discussion , havn ic-
solvednot to abandon their mission on the
Congo river.
Alter llvo i cars of deadlock with Encland
over the appointment of thu Protestant
blshoiiot.le'tisalcm , Piussla has decided to
foitiui an Independent btshopiic there.
lev. ! Di. Klnloch Nelson , the new bishop
( P. 1' . ) of Kaston , Md , , Is'n great'grandson of
( iovernor Nelson , of rcvwtiilonoiy fame. lie
fought tluough the late W'ai inthoicbcl nimy.
A liomaii Catholic church Is to be built at
Jeinsilcm , in whicli masses will be said
dallj lei the dead and dying thtouKliout
Chi istendom. It Is to be called the "Chapel
of the Dead. "
The.\lennonltes of Cennanv have united ,
founded a conirtegation In Merlin , and pro
pose to establish n. ptntpssorship in connec
tion with ( lie Ik'tlln university , and to lui-
nish the litiuls for it.
'J'he one.huudiedth qqncral assembly of the
Piesbvtciian chinch H to be held in Phila
delphia In l > s. Jt lius been decided to laiso
a centenn > fund ot 85.000,000 lot vailons
chinch eiiteiotlses.
The childien ot the Southern Methodist
Episcopal chinch con tiibutcd during t he cen
tennial yeai frlO.OOO , to pe invested , and the
mleiest to be used annually in helping weak
Sunday schools In thn ftontlerwork.
In Fiance all icligioiiS Insttuction lias boon
abolished in tlie public schools. In the place
ofielU'ion thi'to have been intioduced the
atrical lepicsentatlons , at least in Iho city ol
Palis , for which both paiticlpation and at
tendance are obligatoiv !
A missionary of the American Sunday-
school union in noithvyestci ) ! Dakota has
planted toity-nino SuniIay-cchoolMTluiingtlio
past twenty-live montlis.'nnd the tchools arc' '
llonrlshlnir. Ten chut chos have all eiidy glow n
out ot ten of these school and seven mlnis-
teis have been cillcd to preach to them.
The Kev. Alficd A. CltrtJs , secretary of the
atchdioccse ot Ualtimorej has been appointed
bishoj ) of Wrilmiiigtonr to succeed JJlbhop
IJceker , w ho was tiansfened to the see ol
Savnnnah. The appointment was decided
upon by the pope at a secret consistory held
in Home on Monday. Ilvf was boru in Soui-
eiset county , Md. , in IKu.
At convention of iwcnty-ono
a - mission
aries of the Ameilean Sunday school union
'
In the northwest , at St. I'a'til a soul stir
ring meeting for conference , nnd advice it
was found that during the jear then re
ported theie had been ! HJ piofessed conver
sions in their dlffpicnl fields of woik in Ne
braska , Iowa , Kansas , Wisiousln , Minnesota
avei.igo forty-six to oadh mlsslonaiy.
The Friends have always taken a deep inter
est m Madagascar. On the island they have
IS ! native te.icheis and ! 144 congregations.
They have : ! ' 0 clilldum In schools at the cap
ital , and 14,0(0 ( in schools in tlie country.
Thev have printed fioin 100,000 to 500,000
woiks In the native language. Dining the
lastypai they havoc\petided S-tO.OOy lor mis
sion purposes In MadagJUicar alone.
Of the 10S senators , nuhnbersandtcirltorlal
delegates who compose congiess , 72 are
Methodists , ( K ) Haptlsts , 41 Episcopalians , : t7
Piesb > teiians , : : ii Catliol cs , ir > Unitarians. 8
Lutheians , 10 CluIstiaiU ( Campbellltes ) , nnd
'J Quakers , making a total ot 2s'i who me ac
tively connected with MIJIIO chinch orcani/a-
Hon. This leaves 135 who either never be-
JoiipJd tuanvehinch or have diilted out of
such associations.
Ull'lIOTlKS.
The Duke of Cumbprlain once astonished a
congiegatlon , when the minister praved for
tain , by exclaiming : "No use ptaylnp lor
lain in a noitheast wind. "
A llttlo New York gill while lisping her
childish prayer uthor mothei's kncebefoio
ictlilni ; Btoppcd In the middle ol her devo
tions and said : "Oh. Loid , please wait a
until 1 scratch my toe. "
"I'm sorrv I wasn't at your father's fu-
neial , MissMoliie. " "Faith , nnd you didn't
miss much. It was very quiet , liecrnttho
wako and ouly ono bkiid ; at the cemetery.
Y'ou know lather always detested any cere
mony Hlsc. "
Sam Jones and Sam Small iccelvcd S2rXK )
agleco for their iccent evangelical services In
lioston. Small makes about as much money
In n week by evaiiL'cll/.ing as bo formerly lost
in the same peiiod Mailing humorous papers
to 1111 a long-felt want.
Dr. Adam Claike , whphad a strong aver
sion to pork , was called upon to say grace at
dinner where the principle dish was roast
pig. IIo Is reported to have said : "Oh.
Lord , If tliuu canst bless under the gospel
what Thou didst cnrso under the law. bless
this pig. "
While In London ( lie revivalist Moody
never neglected an opportunity In pro'tcli-
intr. Ho went into the city to Insure Ills life ;
having done so ho said ; "J have insured my
wretched bodv. but who Is to Insured my
wietched soul ! " A matter-oMact cleik an
swered ; "Our Mr. Thompson , of the tire
depaitment will see lifter that. "
EDUCATIONAL.
Harvard graduates a class of 235 , the largest
In her history ,
The total Income of Y'alo College List year
was Slb7,540 ; expenses , 8toO.8 > .
The .National Educational association
holds its annual meeting at Toneka , Kus.
July lUtTi.
The Harvard annex has two graduates this
year , Miss Lucy Ann Htisheu. ot Woon-
nocket : . It. I. , ttud Miss Kuto Uhd lluukle , of
BrTshtbii.
Probably the younnest state superintend
ent of public Instruction is Oscar 11. Cooper ,
of Texas , lie Is twenty-thteo years old , und
a graduate of Yale.
Eighteen of the fifty-seven surviving mem
bers of President Dw ( gilt's Ynlo class of
1WJ were present at bis Itiauguiatlon , The
class numbered ninciy-fouratgiaduatlQii ,
Col.Vllllam PrcstoiS Johnson , president of
the Tulanouniversity , has added to tlmt in-
ftitutlon what are to bo known us the Tulane
Home lleadlnir circles , tp be conducted some
what upon tlio well-Known plans of Miss
Ticknor and Dr. J. 11. Vincent of Chuutau-
qua. Members of the faculty of Tulane w ill
constitute thu principal Instructor
Millionaire Thaw gave o er > < WOOQ to tbo
nulvcrsitv , donating at on < 5 tn.io |
over 8100,000. Last w eek it w , is iiroposod by
some ot the fdumnl fo clut Mr llmw A
member , but nuKctluii was made tlmt , al
though be had been a student In the Institu
tion. as he had not graduated be was Ineligi
ble. 'I he alumni sustained the objection and
rejected Mr. Thaw.
Smith College has done INclf credit bv
conferring an honorar.v decree of the ilrst
Importance upon a woman ol so notable aud
raroacmiliempnts asmella 11. KdwnriK
She had n good literal vieputation a < novelist
yeatsaKo , but thatlsnliiKHt fnritotten in the
lame of her later scholaiship in arelieolotrv
and ethnology , foi sim is one of the best
Etc > jitologlsts uf the day.
Twenty vears neo thoio was not 1\OOJ
colored people in the south who emild lead ;
and now 1 011,001 colored ehildien me In the
public schools of the south. Theie tri/HO
coloied teapliois , and moietlian so newspapers -
pers owned nnd edited by coloted men.
Over 100 schools for hlcher education aio
now In successful operation. In fact , In the
blstoivof education nothing e.ttt compato
with the piescnl among the colored people.
On her death-bed tlueo months ajto Hva
Heliion. of Hound Hiook. N. J. . wained hpr
husband Edwin It lie \alued Ids peace of
mind not lo marry airaln. HP promised
solemnly that ho would live and die a widower
ewer , and his wile passed away contented.
A slioit time aeo he mauled a widow , and
afteiwnid constaiitlv believed tlmt he was
haunted uy the spirit of his dead wife , his
( beams were hideous , and his vvaketul mo
ments ftightfill. Ono morning last week he
was found dead in bed. and his ncichbois
041(1 ( fi lends Ix'heve that his death was caused
by sheer fright.
A Pemrtrokc youne man who wa encaged
lo be maided WAP ted te stait on his wedding
lour Imniedlntel.v aftei the knot had IK en
Hod. but his Intended bible declaicd her In
tention of remaining to attend a paitv. The
young man icmaiked that she would he sony
If she persisted. On tlie day lived for the
weddlim he failed to nppeui. and it waseei ; -
tallied that he had left by tiain on the pie-
Mi = s Mary Castlpberg , sopiano In the choir
of iTowaul Stiret llaptlsl church , lio--loii ,
has been manicd to leJ. ! . 11. Gunning , the
pastoi of ( lie clnuch , n widower with four
childien , the oldest ittlti | < a younir man. A
number of the lady iiipmbeisol the congic-
mitlon who woie gunning lei tbo pastoi aio
sadly disappointed.
Lady M.uul Ogilvle haa in Income of
A'JO.ooua juar , and heie Is a lomaiicc tiom
the London Wet Id about bei : "Ladj Maud
Ocllvie went out to solace bet hiothcr In the
solitude ot his lanch , RIK ! found a husband In
the far west. The Dowager Lady Alrlie
crosses the Atlantic to be pi cs.cn t at the uiai-
ilaire. "
The seventeen-year-old daughter of Hobeit
White , a wealthy resident ot blnewsbmj , N.
J. , doped last week willi Charles Hillings ,
biotherof Hillings , the jockey.
Nllsson's wedding to Count Casa Miianda
will take place In London at the end of the
cuuent month. The gteat puma donna is
foitv-twoyeaisold and was first mariiedto
M. Auguste Rouzeaud ot Westminster abbey
foiuteeu years ago aud has bet > u a widow live
years.
Red , Rich , Ueviving-Rcd Star Conffh
Cine. It leaves no depressing ellectj , .
25 cents.
_
The Parson Got Mnd.
San Francisco Post : " .My relations
with the clergy have been courteous , but
cold , ever since ' 72 , " remarked Jlr. Alf
Uoten in the ofiicc of the Palace , ml-
dressing BOIUC brother Comstqekcrs. Dr
Doten vyns formerly the publishur of the
Gold Hill News , long since dead. "The
Baptist preacher iu the Kiilch was Mr.
MeJavvkms , a venorablc man of great
piety , but hollow-chested physically nnd
intflluctually , " said Mr Doten "He had
no business snap about him , and the con
gregation took advantage of him They
paid him only ? f > 0 a month , nnd lot him
collect it if ho could. Ilo uiosted in tbo
rear ol the sacred edifice and did his own
cooking. Ono day in ' 72 it was snovvlnii ;
pretty hard in the gulch , and 1 met Par
son McJavvklns plowing along. The old
man looked blun and frozen , and I took
him into the A'ews oflicu to warm himself.
" 'Parson , ' says I , speaking low so the
printers couldn't hear , 'durf't joti think a
thimbleful of whisky would do you good ? *
" ' JJoton ' ho 'I'm not drinking
'Mr/i / , says , a
ing man , but I think it would. '
" 'Mr. McJavvkins , says I. la n loud
voice , 'conio down to Iho collar and see
our now power press. ' The cellar was
where I kept tlio editorial jug.
"When I'd thrown a conplo of bolts
into the parson , ho warmed up and said
it was remarkably good liquor. IIo ro-
pcntcd this several times , aud took no in
terest iu the press.
" res " - I 'it ' is .
, saj-s ; good liquor.
Won't ' yon take a little of it homo with
yon , parson ? '
" 'I am not a drinking man , Brother
Doten,1 says be , 'but smco you're so kind ,
1 will thank God and take courage. Tlie
congregation might object , but there is
no necessity for their knowing anything
about it. '
" 'Correct , ' says I , and 1 reached for a
bottle on the shelf. I held it under the
faucet and gave it a rinse , anil filled her
up for the parson , who went elY happy.
UtiL ho never apoko to me again , and
stopped his paper , though ho was a dead
head. "
head.Vliy ? " asked the surprised group of
Comstockers.
"Well , " said Mr. Dotcn , "it scorns it
was an ink bottle I gave the parson , with
a lot of dried ink in it , ami the rinse
didn't move it. Uut the vvhjsky did. The
parson was nearly killed witli tlio gripes.
I suppose ho mentioned the business to
thu rest of the preachers on the quiet , for
ever since the ministers liavo always
veered off when I hove in sight. 1 do not
exaggerate , tlicrofoie , when I say that
my relations with the clergy arc cour
teous , but coltl. la there a bar-room
within pistol-shot of this tavern ? "
The people will insist on having St.
Jacobs Oil and no other. Tlioy know its
merits. _ _ _
IVhoro tlio PiasterVnH. .
A rather modest voting doctor wns
called in lo sec a lady who had been
taken suddenly ill , The doctor iouml
the application of a pitch plaster neces
sary and accordingly went to work and
made ono and laid it carefully by to prepare -
pare the lady for its application. Kvory-
thing was ready and the doctor sought
tlio plaster ; but strange to say it had dis
appeared. Tlio doctor iiml the negro
nurse searched high nml low , in every
probable place , for the missing plaster ,
Imr , it was in vain ; it was gone , no one
could toll where. Tlio nnr.so had not
soon it piiir o the doctor had laid it on the
chair. There was no altcrnativo but to
go to work and maku another , which was
accordingly done , lint still thu question
would present itself to all , what had be
come of the plaster ? The circumstance
of it.s having been spirited away begun
to toll unfavorably on the siolc laiTy'u
nervous sensibility , but Iho doctor could
not help it ; he could not explain the mys
tery. The doctor in a deoii brown study
prepared to leave rind stood up before
the lire to warm himself before encoun
tering the fold without. Through thn
force of a vulgar habit ho parted Jus coattails -
tails behind , when the nurse , displaying
about four inches of ivory , said :
"I found dc plaster , massa doctor. "
' Wheror" eagerly nskcd the doctor ;
" \Ylioro IS U ? "
"You imyo got it nhlnd , " eald the
nurse , still grinning.
Tlie doctor ulnppcd his hand behind
and there it wan , sticking fast to the . * cnt
of his breeches , where ho had sat down
on it when , it was lying on the chair.
This was too much for thn modest doc
tor , lln seized liis hat and stood not up *
on the order of bis going , but wuut ut
onco.
_ _
The combination , proportion , nnd pro
cess in prepming Hood's Saraupanllu ,
tire peunliiir to this medicine , nud uu-
kuovvn to others ,
i , .
The Hnrvoy Peak Tin company haa
just paid $25,000 for a group of wines
near Custur.
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turrrpnnil wUM in l < oiul fxpcrlpnco In troMlna
CUT' liy teller rntblca u to trwv tunny enact
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ciirgictl < ipirnll < iin
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GenerallnsiiranceAgents
211 South Thirteonlli Street ,
Cure vrltboitt moMI-
A POSITIVE i olno. ratontol Octo
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the moat obtlnnto cn ° o In fourOHya
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clnliydnitrovlni ; tlui coitlntr * of tholatonincii >
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receipt of price. For fnrthor
forclrcular. P. O. HOT IM1.
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. Now York ,
tuu.s-tli-nutlvlnio
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Alllho hcst Currlarn Iliillrturs unil Dfiilcm.
UINCUNNATI , U. S. A.
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AND
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1318 Dodge Street.
Special Attention Given to Warming and
Yen-Illation of Bullrtiugs , Public
and Private ,
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tlio nmrUin for iiovrcr In hunting mid KCONOM V
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3 Stilus' hospital practice ; Rlvos the
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bonjltnls. KUnoy Oltcntos , nil blooil an I hklu
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