Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 21, 1880, Page 2

Dairy Bee enters E. ROSEWATER. EDITOR 7 N _eventful existence. | Ushered ohn, don’t eat those crackers up,” TO CORRESPONDENTS. Oun Cousmay Pamams we will always be plessed tobear trcm, on all matters conected with erops, country politics, aad op sny subject ‘whatsver, of geners! interest to the pe-ple of our State. A lnformation conps-ted with the elections, and relating o flocds, sccidents, will be gladly received. All Fuch communica- ‘Hons however, must be a6 brief as possible; erd they must In al esses be writien o one o of the sheet saly . 263 Kases o7 Wamss, to full, mast in_cach and ‘every case accompany sy communication what natare soover, This s nct inteaded for 1 wabliéstion, but for our own sstistaction ahd aa proof o good faith. The ill- page, 12x | She cried, with blazing eyes. SOUNCRMENTS of caudidates for Office—whethd for Ofce—wheths ‘.-—a-by-:um-:ndm..; any community. ‘uatil nominations are made) simply personal, snd will be charged for a8 adrertisements. ~o ot desire contributions of a litorary or poetical character; and ve will not undertake %o presere or reserve the same In any case whatever. Our stafl is sullciently large to ‘more than supply our Limlted space. Al communications should be sodressed to - E RISEWATER, Editor. at tho time to be anything moro than sn-amstour in-the profestien - jour- | But Mary Ann popped up her nose naliem. Nine. years of suremitting | g ) Goe rightout of scl Isbor hsve trapsformedthe free gift | You bet your socks Tdon't! Missouri stcoees | So now that echoolgirl graduate, aceom of obstacles that| Or make s dishrag f; —— NATICNAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. Ter Bee has been plished in spite ssemed at times almcst insurmcunta- | g mother taughe ble, Stsrting without Bapital, withaut | There 're forty chaps a running there, political backing, in rivalry with old established papers that were backed by the most powerful corporation i America, and all the leading public menin the state, Tre Bee had tolit- ecally fight its way through a hest of enemics who srupled at mothing to encompass its destruction. these nine yeara this peper bas weath- | 4 ered ctorms that wrecked seven rival Omaha dallier, each of which ten up with a view to superceding it. Doring thete nine yesrs THE Brz ks fought many battles of politic.l and social reform that have convulscd tate from center to cir- cumference. Nearly all these contests were fought against great odds audtte opposition of rivals allied with cor- porate monopolies. The geverous support which TEE Bk has received at the hands city and state is the most eubstantisl testimonial of the popular approval of its courre. Me: ured by this standard Tue Bes is practically without arival in Nebraska. During the past year its weekly sub- seription list has increased from 2700 this has for extensive JAMES A. GARFIELD, FOR VICEPRESIDEST, CHESTER A. ARTHUR, Every roed in the country mow Jeads to Cincinnatl, and every road from Cincinnati leads to — ——— WEY can’t tome of the numerous candidates for the vacant U. §. mar- shalehip get op another jamborec! in Durirg — How soon will the council give us that fire protective ordinance, com- yelling all parties that propess to erect baildings within our city limits to pro- Mz. Jussg H. Joxes, th Jsbor reformer, has written an _srticle on the labor problem for the July number of the International Review which will attract a good desl of at- Tax decision of the supreme court of Tndians, nullifying the constitu- tional amendments whereby Indians was taken out of the list of October states, is a gosd send-off for the cham- pion straddler of Americs, Tom Hen- — Ox the 14th of July the Irirh- American Republicans will hold a n tional coaveption st Indisnspolis. Mot leas than five hundred dslegates are expocted in attendance. Among the signers of the call is Gen. George M. O'Brien, of Nebraska. ——— years enjoyed a mort patronage—the increase on the daily past four months is over 400, reachiog, with ppers scld by newsboys, au_ aggregate city circu- lation of 2000. No other paper in any city in Amerioa of like population can make such a showing, The key to this unexsmpled success is the high staudard of independence which THE Bex bas at all time mein- tained in dealing with public men and public messures. It has been our a dy overlooks the pride notwithstanding false accusa- contemporaries | ed room in the house.~ He does not never to prostitute the columns of i Tae Bex as the subsidized organ of any public man or corporaticn. Firm- 1y resolved that tbis principle shall fu- as in the past, with the determination that swerve it from exposing fraud, dis- honesty and quackery in every and form whenever and wherever found, to oppose all measure that are in our judgement detrimental to the publicinterest, THE BEzenters uponifs tenth year hopeful and confident of a bright and prosperous career. Ir 18 strictly in sccord with the o'ernal fitoess of things that two the Netraska delegates to the national democratic convention should he ap- pointed by the republiean governor of Nebraska to'represent this state at the national conference of charities and — Sauxy TILDEN bas written a letter, and it is slleged that it is a patriotic letter, It is very fitting that h write a patriotio letter, for we sup- pove it is the correct thing for a man 10 be patriotic atsome time in life. In this letter 8. J. T. also gives good counsel to the people of the country. This is all well enoogh for harmless emusement, but the man who dodged the income tax levied to assist in put- ting down treason wor't have s very Ierge audience among loyal people. — ABouT two years ago Mrs. Sarah A. Dorsey, an eccentric southern lady, bequeathed a valuable Louisiana plan- tation to Jeff. Davis. of Mrs. Dorsey have contested the will in the Louisians courts on the ground that Mrs. Dorsey ws, previous pe Ir frequently happens that the man- sger of a “boom” overdoes things. This is juat the symptom manifested by the Hancock boom. Tom Ewing s suthority, Hancod friends aver that the demooracy, in order %o stand any show of succces, must choose for its standard bearer in the coming contest, one who was un- mistaksbly and uncompromisiogly a supporter of the Union during the re- This attempt to steal re- publican thunder will meet with ill success, for the democrats have mot the moral coursgs to nominate an ex- Federal soldier, at the risk of losing hot-headed “lost-cause” men in close southern states. It wili be enough for the loyal people of the north atd the “brave boys in blae,” to kvow that shrewd demooratio leaders appre- ciate the fact that a man’s war record in the Union cause is & good arga- ment for his eles dency. They will see, too, should the democratic party nominate such & man as either Tilden, Bayard or Hen- cricks, that the party is mot in sympathy with those who belisve that the results of the war are unalterable. such men and toher death, deranged in mind, and furthermore that Jefl. Davis had gain- @1 the conhdence and affections of this genorous lady by intrizue, deceit securing her property. One of the nephews of Mrs. Dorsey, Dow a citizen of St. Louls, represents #hst he resided on the plsotation some years before her death. His sunt was sn enthusisstio worshipper of the scuthern confederacy in general, and Jeff Davisin particalar. Jeff who was Savited to the plantationasa guest,tak- irg advantage of Mrs. Dorsey'sfoibles played the role of exiled martyr, snd in doe time bessme a sort of father confessor. After driving all the rela- of Mra. Dorsey from the planta- tion Jefl. took possession of Mrs. Dorsey, snd when she finally died be- on to the proat- came the helr of all her property. The sequel appears in the following New Oruzaxs, June 17.—J Davis, Jubal A. Esrly w. Payne, testified in the case of the will of Barah &, Dorsey, who which was contested on * | and Gen. Garfield, it will not be hard for -he citizen soldiery to settlo whom they prefer to commit the charge of the nation. If Han esive the nomination ho would not, as his frinds maintain, be the equal of Garfield. He has heen a military man all his lifo, and has not had that larg experience in putlic life, ner nons at all for that matter, that the senator- eloct and president-to-be, from Ohio, bas. If the demiocrats dare nominate Hancook; who s one of their best traths were eternal, and should il - Ho believed this, too, and 1f that was ineanity, both he and Mrs. ‘very remarkable declara- the lie direct to all the \of loyslty to the Union o X AHA year e with hateful snap; o the world of journalism without | some 1 saved on purposé usJpgapectuses o any olber pab. said John, edging for the door, demonstration that ususlly precedes | And'reschiog for hit hus, the birth of such an enterprise, its | “What makes you socross about it then? Ain’t T the Baby’s pap?” advent scarcely caused the slightest e e Comstitation, ripple on the social and politicel cca _ of Nebraska’s m:tropolis. shaped, dingy-lookirg, ¢ 18, free di tribution, advertising sbeet, which appeared undcr. the suggestire | “Iwont, wume of Tax Osana EVENING BEE [ o), iujled, and suid, ‘Dear John, I didn't Oh, Doat! “Don't you dare to kiss me once,” At John, who felt himself collapsed wes | Say you shoaldn’t Kiss me twice. Dops " Stern Rea! lar edmiration or enthusiam in The founderof this | v paper modestly withheld his pamie bé cause e bad no desigu to cstablista | Wi she went home het deat Apd said: *“Now, Mary Ann,pile in Audt. ke my place as —cook.” And said, “Mamma, I won't. ool and cook! \nxious, overbearing ma, advertising sheet of 1871 imto_the | Thenuxious, overbesting the work of restoration aud of coru- pletion are carried on simultaneaualy, eepecially beneath the south tower, whose foundations need to be renewed while the summit is fnishing. The recent death of Noah M. Wells, tl pioneer Presbyterian minister in Michigan, brings out the stavement that Herman Halsey, cf East Wileon, N. Y., is the sole surviver et the or: inal founders of the first synod of wes- tern New York. He is 87 years old; and still active in mind and body. ference which recently met in_Cincil nati to elect a colored bishug, has call ed out many expressions of regret and even indigoation from members of the | colored churches. At Philadelphia, a his fecliogs in_the matter, one dsy last week. He doolared that the color- line was forced upon Lis race at the Cincinnati conference. *When Iar- was a colored man to meet me. When g was amigned to my seat it was amongst the colored people, and I was appointed to preach in a colorel church.” Dr. Butler was a member of the commit- tee on the Episcopacy, and when he went in it was at the big end of the influential and most widely Tary Ann beneath the ear orculated daily With a great big stick of wood, ‘With pleasure in her eve, Can cook & steakc or wash & shirt, 5. Her mother taught ‘he{whn it was. ife, Each wants her for his - cool MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC. Kate Claxton has laid sway a snug Title pile of £35,000 this season. Mrs, Agoes Booth is spending the summer ¢ Manchester-by-the-s2 Mr. Edgor Fawcelt’s new play, The Fals» Friend,” will shortly b> produc- Boston. It will cost the great American pecple §75,000 to see Sara Bernhardt & hundred times. At Niblo's Garden Miss Annie Ward Tiffany has appeared curing the last week in the *‘Child Stealer.” MauricsStrakosch will go to Europe ina fow dage to make srrangements for new musical attractions. Mr. Wi Oslder, an American act- or, bas been performing in “‘Rip Van Winkle” in Liverpool and other Brit- ish cities. Atter Wilhelj's engagement in Ot- horn, but his emergence from that body was, he says, from the horn's small end. Horelstes a “littlo histery of how the wool was pulled over our eyes, a3 usual.” The committee re- ported in favor of s colored Bishop, buta square vote in_ the conference was not had. Men who had speeches o make could not gt the foor, and a motion for am indefinite postpone- ment was “railcoaded through.” He added, in conclusion, that the quest- ion is one which must be taken up and voted on, because the negro “will naver remain indefinitely postponed.” HONEY FOR THE LADIES, An srmless Mexican woman plays the piano beautifully with her feet. The scciety lady never sheds tears. She kpows enough 1o keep her pow- der dry. The full sleeve, gathered into a wide cuff at the wrist is revived for house dreeses. No matter how short the sleeves are, the gloves must be leng enough to cover the arm. Books and eyes, in plain and col- ored steel, have been introduced as substitutes for buttons. Both short and long sleeves for eve- tawa, Montresl and Quebec he will return to New York 5 play at Koster & Bial's. “The Danites” is enjoyiog a run in London. Arrangements are afoot for the production of the piece in Paris and Berlin. Louise Pomeroy has a_mnew play called “The Duchess,” which she in- tends to produce in New York early Dext season. Mr. Leopold Litzenberg, the young violinist, who was heard in Rew York three years ago, has returned, and will play in concerts next fall. Signor Léberati, the cornet sol is playing with Neundorf's new tary band at Brighton Beach, Coney Island. Arbuckle js at Cuble Miss Henrietta Beebe, Miss Drasdil, Mille, Litta, M. Remenyi, Mr. Fritsch, Mr., Kemwertz, and other srtists pearedsat the Toledo festival last woek, which appears to have been an artistic success. ning or daylight wear will be puffed in the arm-hole in the next turn of the wheel of fashion, The pufls on the t'ght sleeves are 83id vo be more comfortable in warm westher. There ought to be zome compensation for their ugliness. The Claudent ecarf, of the popular shape that is rounded at the throat, is made up this geaton in_the twilled Surah silk in checks cr in plain col- ors. A Kansas scheolma’am climbed a tree to get away from two awful frogs and a milksnake, and the zohool board called it ‘‘demcralizing” and dis- charged her. Black skirts are much worn with jacket waists, a5 well as & great varie- ty of ailk and woolen draped skirts in fanty designs. Satin is also used for this purpose. A strange female who landed in Deadwood the other day to start a pretty-waiter girl saloon, was induced Rubinstein lives in a largs villa at | by 1 kitchen is the best appoint- wish that his children should under- stand anything sbout music. 3Ir. Mapleson has scored during the last two weeks Lehman and Leonora Rob'neon ia Lon- don. _The latter resembles in appea anco Mme. Psppenbeim, St gave remarkably excellent dramatic lineation of Lsonors in “Fidelio,” last woek, and was much chronicled as a pronouncad success. The Figaro says that the Colonel has engaged her for the next American season, Mademoieelle Novads, who 1s be comivg so famous abroad as a sirger, 18 Miss Wixom, the davghter of a California_hotel kseper. ~Sho early showed great taste and capacity fur music. While yet a mere child her parents moved to Nevada, where her mother died. - The father sent her to Milly's seminary, Nevada City. Her v liberal offers to forego her inten- tions and become the principal of the first ward school. * All the girls who @ afford it now wave §75-painted fans, and it is utter- ly useless, even when the thermome- ter registers only sixty, to_persuade them that it is quite cool and comfort- able.—[Boston Post. “I would box your ears,” eaid a young lady recently to her stupid and tiresome admirer, “if—" *If what?” bo snxiously asked. “If,” she re- pliod, I could get & box large enough for the purpose. A lady tells something which should have remained a eooret with her sex. Tt is that & womsn in choosing a lover oonsiders & good deal more how the man will be regarded by other women than whether she loves him herzelf. The newest thing in high art, girls, is to paint your brother’s pipe a deli- of the valley ‘on_the bowl. If you be restored. Indeed, it is said that The refusal of the Methodist Con- Dr. Butler gave a plain_ststement of rived at Cincinnat’,” he said, ‘‘there cate ky-blue, with a cluster of lilies | 2 French newrpapers, bas French habifs and opinions, and she is essentfally French in m'nd atd manner. She talks English, though she thinks in 5.3.;::;8;»0 inbn.\ inhabitant o"lw l&-_ nit=d Btates, but a citizen of his clear across s, eepecially.of its metropolis, most-! tho street; and t! ain nights of hergrand outings b« ing to adjscent ‘f{. “had ;’ Do 4 parishee. Once in & whi'e she maygo | awake. to 8¢ Louis, or Mobile, or Charleston, or New York, but if she does it. is memorabl> eveat, and she regard it as Afgbanistan or the heart of Africa: Should the New Orleans woman be young, especially should she be an- though rerely slener in figure, for nette. Her manuners are, asa 1ule, Jace, half a yard of ribbon or not very substantially educated, but Picayune. CONNUBIAL SIPS. Jobn Dougher, a one-legged ma, and they wete married. the account, and then for $60 secured a divorce and turned him out. were warricd at Grand Rapids, Mich., a fow days sgo. Give'm ime snd they'll make a spanking team. of brown stone aud brick, and he eecond wife, whether a blonds or a brunatte would bzst harmonizs with the color of the etructure. off any numbcr of engagements by rid- it their young men were snoring fear- fully, 3 Gen. Robert F. Stockton's daugh ter, Miss Aona Margarette, wi married in Trenton on Wedneadsy to Scartorough performed the ceremony. One of the bridesmaids was Gov. Me- Clollsn's_daughter,* Miss Bolle Me- Clel'an. The grandfather of the groom presented the bride with a $25,000 check, There were 150 other presents. IMPIETIES, All things sre not ordered for the best. Whisky s cften ordered when it is zeltzer water that is needed. congregation to go o tour and leave a clergyman t6 preach all by hiwself. A paper in Nevada says it will sup- port the party which adopts the fem commandments as s platform. We wuspect it will waif thile before it begins to give any active support. At a camp-meeting, lately, & vensr- able sister began the hymn: ‘‘Mj soul be on thy guard; Ten thot foes arise.” She began too high.-| ofa care,s “Ten thousand,” she screeched and stopped. “Stort herat five thousand!” crieda converted stock broker present, Calls for clergymen are frequently beard from the frontier, but not often for the kind described in the following passage from The Aurora (Nev.) Her- ald: ““We are sorely i need of & preacher, but we don’t want any chesp trash. We want a good, muecular christian, who can snatch sinners by the scruff of the neck and drag them howling up the plane of righteousnets, and who will not drink more than he can hold. Sucha man will get a right smazt lay out hers.” EDUCATIONAL NOTES, Of the 194 members of the Harvard graduating class seventy are going to study law. Rochester university has now 155 stadents, the senior class numbering Commencement comes June 30 In Milwaukes, 7915 children out of daily sttendancs of 11,002 in the military hefoes by garing . wrecked by . snd, zem: Tt anen oo ik o ; Francisco*man has been in foranoring. _ 1t was shown tha THE OLDEST ESTABLISRED BANKING HOUSE ept as many ay ten persons DN NEERASEA. abago of the sx hupaoa” t | CALDWELL,HAMILTONGCO. Balaklava was splendid but ‘it was not war.” " The charge of the two hundred hotel keepers at Chicago was splondid acd it was businese, 100. “Yes,” said the New Hamprhire farmer who came to_Boston, and_ g steered against'a faro bank, BANKERS. a Chicagoan, Bostoniau or New Yorker would regard the circumnavigation of tte g'obe, a journey to the intetior of | transacted sam an Incorporated Bank. - —— Accounts kept 1 aibjoct 1o eleht cHOOK Wiho ficates of d k threo, six ang 2 a $100 bill and | bearing Intereet, or on demand wif $5 of it in bad | OU° Interest. Advances made 0 Customers on 8p- ed securiiies at ma-ket rates of due gold, bills of ax ernment, State, County and Taartisd, ahe may b fal, | 880, o oy 1o g eitor | roceived §2) in changs, money; “I intended to keep that §100 bill for bogus patent dealers, but I kad to use it to make that $15 out of those wicked gamb ers.” secretary announced & commu- nicaticn from Richmond, Crowbar Powers, anhororaty member lub, was out scms two weeks ith a jug in one handand a fish polo in the ‘other, and had not Feen seen rince. It was believed that the g had proven too much for j t Fave beea emp- Oblique Jones a8 plampness and roundness come very er'y with her. She is usually a biu- superior to het person. It is marve's ous what she can achieve with a bit of Draw Sieht Drafts on lana, Ecotland, 2nd all parts of Burope Bell Buropean Paseage Tickets. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE. U. 8 DEMHW First Nationar Banx Cor. Farnham end Thirteenth Sta, OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT N OMAHA. flowers. Ths New Orlesns woman is such education as she has she can put to the best advantage.—[New Orleans have been nuffia but buttermilk,” ad- ded Erquire Wynkcop. if dat der nigger had him when he started, an’ he hasn't bin heard on far two wesks, ross ' teach- while collecting fands in Eaton to buy an artificial leg, met an old sweethesrt An Ohio sheriff, who lately assisted at a wedding, snapped his fingers and called out: “‘The condemned will now (3UCCASSORS TO EOUKTEE BROA, wrARLsEND Or 1866 Organissd as » National Bank August 39, 1968 Oagital snd Profita Over $300,000 T U. 8. & PER CENT. FUNDED LOAN. An_Ohio widow owed her hired man $320. She married him to square ress its grief oz go ints We_will now tura our eyes upon de bar-trap, repeat de signs in de twenty eighth degree, an’ g0 home feeling dat de water-millyun sezun am one week nigher its climax. —[Detroit Freé Press. — A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. 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GUST, FRIES & CO., Prop's., 1231 Harney St., Omabs, Neb. " PAXTON & GALLAGHER, WHOLESALE GROGERS! 1421 and 1428 Farnham, and 221 to 220 15th Sts. KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK MAKE THE LOWEST PRICES. The Attestion of Cash and Prompt Time Buyers Solieited. AGENTS TOR THE HAZARD POWDER COMPY and the Omaha Iron and Nail Co. ~ LANGE & FOITICK, "Srovms House Furnishing Goods, Shelf Hardware, Naits and Ete. . 1221 Farnbam Street, 1st Door East First National Bank. I. L SLEDZIANOSKI-= GO, MANUFAOTURERS OF MOULDINGS! AND DEALERS IN PICTURE FRAMES, CHROMOS AND ENGRAVINGS 922 Douglas St., Near 10th, Omaha, Neb. age is twenty-three, and she has been studying vocal music for some time abroad: Itisnow weli underatood that Herr Joseffy has made new arrangements for the next season, aod will remai hoven't got a brother’s clay pipe, some other girl's brother’s clay pipe will do as woll, perhaps better. A Jorsey City girl ran a darning- needle into her limb, and amputation in this country, Héwill appear again in the full af Steioway hall, and for the first tiwe will have an opportunity to do himaelf. justiea With an _orches- tra under the di ion of Theodore Thoms Herr Jos:fly has really | d & chance in his concerts to show bis capabilitis. Miss Genevieve Ward has received great praises in London for her acting in the French play *“L’Aventuriere.” The Telegraph says: ‘Miss Gene- vieve Ward, in the charscter of Clor- inde, may be criticised in comparison tethe first French actresses of her time. In this play she is to a'l intents and purposes a Frenchwoman, fault- leas in accent, and with all the tradi- tions of the old classical achocl. RELIGIOUS. r Wendell Homes mys the arion oi‘pninmnu: is *‘the har- monizing of religious baybarism, the repi izing of Mri‘nu'.iul des-— potism, the Americanizing of Asistic conceptiofis_of _the infinite and its relations to ee.” - Gbarles _Bradisdeh, Col, Ingersoll, James. l‘;& Elizur Wright, Prof. Underwood, ¥elix Adler aud’ others of the ssme way of thinking, will at tend the Free-thizkers’ convention of the United States and Cenada at Bornesville, N. Y., in September. The. new Methodist bishops will have offiohel residences as follows: Bishop Warren goes to Atlanta, Ga.; Bishop Foss o St Peul, Minn.; Bishop Hurst to Des Moines, Iowa, and Bishop Haven to San Francisco. Bishop Andrews removes from St. Paul to Washington, D, C. The old Cathelic synod of Switzer- land was held this year in Gereva for the first time. Among the visitors preseut were Bishop Plunket, of Ire land; Biskop Riley, of Mexico, and Father Hyecinthe. Bishop Herzog Preached the sermon. Myron Adsms, the Rechester Con- iminister, who recently belief in the Calvanistic doctrine of hell, has received support in ik views from his brother, Edwin Adams, who is pastor of {he Congre- gational church at Duakirk, freen in theiz dwaif state for a nom. Biskiop Nicko'son, presidiog bishop | trne 2eer P o groen, and th 2 of the “Re'ormed Episcopal chardy cellent lyubol_-!: perpetoity :f".‘;,fi, Geseral Covnoll o that deoomination, | iies o e Hiphost soet e ee 12 tial emp're. has called a special meettog of fhe to be beld in PhiladelpLia; June 30, 0 take sciion in reg to the electic Dr. Edward Wi Petiop fr * ‘Since the winter closed, work Cologne cathedral has. m:‘;-:; on the-northern tower hag been eet in its place, and” appears above all the surrounding scaffolding, and the routh towor is also making progrese. While theso paris ate approsching 7 tion ofbers fal o decsy t New Orleans Picayane. dra Gallic Ameri with great activity. The stone roof m&-l;‘“fl:" -:;'n-:&:;u This should be s warning to girls, Nothing but a very lazy woman will darnbh" eto Ycung Gent—*“Might I ask you " Miss—“Very sorry, sir, but I'm engaged for the mext threo dances.” Y. G.—“It is not dancing—ab—it i8—{t's—bez your m?n, Miss; you are sitting on my Itissaid that one of the female shriekera at the Chicagy convention uttered such a yell for Grant that it broke her back-comb aud scattered twenty-seven. hair-pios on the floor. Don’t believe it. Th are all short-haired, or ncrew curls, There arsiindicaffons that small sua- shades are coming into fashion. Mi- croscople articles of the sort hiave al- ready besh seeh, but the change is likely to be gradusl. Some of these new shades are no longer than on arm, and could earily be fastened ulu bo!: when not in use. The most S mountings and coverings will probably be employed for theso shades. Young men should nover loss pre: ence of mind tn s tying situation, When you take the gitl you love to a picnic, and you wander away togsther to commune with nature, and she sad. denly exclaims, ““Ob, George, there's an ant down my back " don't stand still with your mouth open; don't faint ; don’t go for the girl’s mother ; gofoggho ant. . Skirts are st drawn as much bk as ever. Very small pnffings are over the bipayand Tather larger onos are in the back, on the lower part of the skirt and bust Al walking drecses are short, or just clear the ground, Potticoats aro’ trimmed with plaited Sounces, whigh are not tatched; ven 086 on the trains for evening d are left unstiffened, T The Chiness skill in drawing plan is well known The Chiness women wear in their_bosoms little dwarf fir trees, which, by a carefully adjusted system of starvation, have been re- duced to the size of button-hole flow- ers. These remain freeh aud ever years, just as fir trees in moun= rank in ths Celes- — The New Orieans Women. The New Orleans woman proper isa e boen wohv:qnucolm she is a0 alien | the republic in the sense that “hbo-hd.nofu-udl-o:l: gy the only means of saving her e | ¢ publicschools, are studying German. Maryland agricultural college has seventy-five students. Twelve students_ are studying to be special agricul- urists. The Massachusetts institute of technology has just graduated eight young gentlemen whoee theses are #aid to have been of unusnal excellence. On the 14th inst. a scientific of seven from the Illinois state unis vernity started from Champaign in the interent of the natutal history departe ment of the university to explure the Lake Superior regions and gather specimens_in geology, entomology, btany, mineralogy, Btc. - Superintendent Harris, of St Loute, at the recent meeting of the New Eogland superintendents ssid that the high schools had faults in two directions; he did not believe that geclogy aod botany should sup- ploment Latin and Greek, or vice versa—and he thought *there shounld be a spirituality introduced into the fichools.” The assembled superin- tendents resolved ‘‘that the new de- arture in educational affairs in New ingland meritstheir hearty commend- ation.” A writer in Barnes' Eduoatiorial Montbly complains with much justics and force of the way in which hi is taught in our schools. Thohm of the pupils ate ¢rammed with dates and rtumbers which they soon forget, and there is no intellectual grasp of the deeds, customs and chatacters of the times concerniig which they study. And this, it mitet be said; i chieily the fault of teachers, for even & poor_text book may be made of worth in the hands of a wise and skill‘ul teacher. S—————m— PEPPERMINT DROPS. countey shave themselves. Barbers and brokera do for the rest. A rat poison is advertised that will maks rats go away to & neighbor's fhofiue and die. It fills a want long elt. been informed that wherever sn old Virginian is buried a bed of mint springs up. We can't see why prize fights are so very bad. The two rif:fi'ph oot what they deserve, nn; more or less loafers are crippled or kifled. 1t is only the female mosquito that bites, bet when 3 man g::ln chance to belt one with a towel, he’ going to do it without stopping to inquire its gender. 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