Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 27, 1883, Page 2

THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA SAI'URDAY, JANUARY 27 —p— C. F. GOODMAIN ¥ fore_receive 81 POEIRY OF THR TIMES, .uunnlr'"-‘?“nb:;:n?..m e mo.m ris. angtr d to receive velveteen wearing much longer and being warranted fast colors, The most fashionable eloths for woolen BDUNATIONAL NOTHS, oon ry y i s =B Langtry on loe. costumes are not shaggy, but smooth-fin ml;:thg.’db «:)loahe grosa receipts, and will get ";l"h; mn::-unduz“:l‘hfibl‘(’eu “l:nr&o; WEOKLES.ALE DB AX.EIF She sled, F "y 1a hots, about 875,000, or To s reports } e o st dad, 1oy Noadeoma: 3 o & 2 ik oue s wery 2 sehon bultogs , DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, An, lid, wite, with real of simulsted vest; and also RELIGIOU i o VAN (0 S wiiian Sgrroxaton 8 » ’ And sigemnye'give & whitt in cloely' trimmed tkirie and e = L d Plate G! ruide some donble-breasted, some with and some 50 lane gt Do Wolf, of 1 aSS s, Lo D L The scriptures are published in 250 lan- | _State Bohool Commissioner Do Woll, o Window an ate (a . T b, bt Tl Ayt woreon sty b | LU LT tin yeae 8 00 G e e o s o oo, 0 TR AL Al e e A Hareah! rom n ‘foliaze exou harols il in thi try. | pensive than that of Indisns, Pennsyl. M8 Anyone coul oS 3 Plate Glase, Hoopi! %\'»gl;;” lfi‘:hnl Tilly % &in::":v lml‘l 000 sk Wisconeln, He gives as the rea “niege b0 corres 0nd with te before purchasiog sheir 2,000 annuslly to Who ever saw quiet the spirits of their ancestors, A girl that could do better? \! idea!"” said her companion, ‘‘Suppore ;:nm'u:&:*l:‘mnu and wastetulness BITTERS dash,g your wish were gratifiea?” '‘Well, then 1| The Southern Methodists estimate that |” 1" Olts (& ‘::“‘fl shalifiten tis C_ F' GOODM A ) A 6rash would know what it was to besuppressed,” | quring the past year they have ed 62 o -'a 0 qnl:on -ehoolq A o;[" " willeure d peia, heartburn, mala. EB Duas awlol rash, blushingly replied the beauless beauty. per cent. s n:.::“mm iy ittt ria, kidney discase, liver complaint, uMA“A . . “ £ Bt the 1oller-skates uset her. | “A‘ woman's tongue ja_hor sword, atd | (nly two of the forty.two Methodist | gtande now some counties are obliged to| and other wasting discases. pay more than they receive, while other poorer cenatics draw more than pay. Acoordiag to The Inter-Ocean, the ap- pointment of woman ss school superin. tendentedn Tllinois has been notably suo- cessful, They bring a painstaking care and theroughness to their work mnot al- ways sbown by thelr mascular colleagues. The university of Lattle Rock, Ark foun@« under the auspices of the edus tionalwociety of the Methodist Episcopal chureh, {s sbont to opeu its doors. The governor, mayor and other leading citi- zens of both varties huve coutributed towsed ita establishment, The annual report of the tuperintendent of the common schools of Maine shows 't education Is advancing rapidly in that edweoation is advancing rapldly in that state. The past two years have been years of new departures in some respects, and tkese have in each case brought gratifyivg raulta, The Boston Post would like o see evening echools established in all the #owns and villages of the state. “‘We kuow young men,” it saye, *‘growing up in ignorance in country places, not because they prefer it, but because they cannot afford working time for instruction, and| tl e no cportunities to uss any, To this class—and it coarists of thousands —the evening school would be an inestimable boon.” Nine hundred teachers are required an. naslly o sapply the echools of Colorado, and these, as a rule, sre teachers of ability and experience. Wages in ungraded schools range from $30 to §60 per month, and in ndn_?hscbofir Ir'cm :10 tioG:l\O per mouth. e supply of teachers lar;ely exceeds the demand. Following is statement of the increase in the different educational departments during the past year: Increase in school population, $8,404; éncresse iw school districts, ‘57; in- increass in school houses, 86; 'increase in teachers employed, 99; increase in euroll- ment, ,738; increase ia average daity at- tendance, 8,8%9, Dr. Clinton Cusbivg reeently lectured at San Francisco om the education of women, Amorg other things he said ‘thet the sctooks of the country are to be blamed for the ill-bealth of many women. Ohildren shoud not be restraine 1; their snimel spir. its sbould havefall veot. Girls are na- tueally more studious than boys; €aey at -| tend more closdly to their hook: A gird wiil do more to please n teacher or a parer & than a boy. Up to the age of twelve, boy s nnd girls wre sremarkdbly alike. Ahoit that time there is a change. TDhe nervo as org: stion df the girl then begira to ¢ &- aerc itself. Nof g stould be done to check its development. ¥rom about t he age of tem or twelve, for the next six or weven years, the change from sgirfaood to womaahood oceurs, ke this peciod sche wol books and caces showld not crush t be health of the girl. Bhe should “not be al- lowed to attend echool more ithan 1 ix monthein the year. (In the other | monthe she sheald have plenty of sunthi and outdeor lifa, and be instruoted in t amportant myetaories ¢f bread-maling a housekeeping. The strugges of the ) whe does not lot it ru.t,” said the pre “A woman's tongue is her sword, sad does not let it rest,” sot up the type-setter There are some type-setters who have been married 50 long that they don't care how inelegantly & domestic proverb may be shaped, - Louisville Conrier-Jourmal, OONNUBIALITIRS, —Sam Smyth in Phils. Times, b. | churches tn Baltimore have rented pews. The others are free. « The oorner-stone of the first new Luth- eran ckurch built in Leipsic duriog the last 300 years was recently laid. The total receipts of the American Bible rociety for the month of December were 7996 45, The iniuee were 106,038 vol. ‘The American Girl Through English eyen more calmly soft Lo ks from gray deeps the appealing charm; Reddens on English cheeks more oft The rose cf innocent alarm; Our old-world heart more gravely feels, Has lesrat more force, moro self-cone trol; For us throngh sterner music peals The tull sccord of toul and woul. STEELE, JHNSON & 0., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN BROWN'S, IRON ~ BITTERS enriches the blood and purifies the system; cures weakness, liuck of energy, etc. Try a bale. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is the only Tmn preparation that d oes not colorthe veeh, and will not cmuse headschke or constipation, as «pther Iron prparations will, " BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Ladies and all sufferers from neu- ralgia, hysteri a,_ and_kindred com- plaints, will fi ad it without an equal. It is estimated thatlover $106,000,000 were given for bemevolent and religious przposes by the different denominations in this country last year, Three thousaod fve hundred churches Walit in fifteen yoacs in this country, and aore than one for every day duriog last 7ear, is a record wst to be despised. The sums contributed by the vatbous Protestant chuwéhe« have incressed in eighty years from $240,000 to $6,2° eaid that wissions are George Lorillard, of New York, and Miss La Farge were married at St, Augusti Florida, this week. A Pawscn in “Phbiladelphia publishes a marrisge notice with thin addition: ‘N fee for the minister. Fmpty envelope dodge.” Recently, in New Orleaur, the Rev. J. K. Guthein, a Jewith rebbi, united in marriage his neice and John Armstrong, » Protestant Christian, The marriage of Miss Alice Blaine,'| daughter of ex-Secretary Blaine, to Mr. Coppinger, i fixed fo= February 6th, Her residence will be in Kaness, ‘The ‘marriage of Miss Mabel Bayard, dauehter of Senator Bayard, of Delaware, to Mr. Warren, of Boston, is announood lt.:. take place in Washington on the 25th Admirs] Seymour, mow made a v, will, it_is sald, certeinly marry e Gerard L, -igh, the wealthy widow who-es tertains at Luton Hoo, and owns a famous gght. Mrs. Loigh is eaid to ha sterling & year. But, ah! the life, the emile untaught, The floating presence, feathery f The ey es and aspect that have caught The brillisnce of Columbisn air! No oriole through the forest flits More sheeny-plumed, more gay and free; On no nymph’s marble forehead sits Proudiier a glad virginity. —F. W, H. Myers (s Briton). Are You ‘ Oommonplace?” A commonplace life, we ray, and we sigh; But why should we sigh as we ‘The cnl;munplm +un in the commonplace sky Makes up for the commonplace dsy ad the stars are commonplace thinge, The flower that blooms and the bird that Fleur, Salt, Sugars, Canned Coods, and All Grocere' Supplies. A Full Line of the Best Brands of OIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBAGGO. Agents for BENWOOD RAILS AND LAFLIR & BAND POWDER CO. P. BOYEHR JO,. =——DEALERS IN—— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK CO. Fire and Burglar Pr» = A ET EL N AULTS, IO © B - . - 1020 Farnham Street, - = = TENER PEFRF?’.‘)TION HEATING AND BAKING 1s only attailned by using CHARTER 03K 8toves and Rangss. wITH WIRE BAUZR OVER BOGRE For sale by 663 native preashers, 557 cbnrches and 46, 017 members, The tirst Karen oconvert baptized by Dr, Judson led Qaal Christ, and ‘Quala baptized more than, 2,000 converts in lews than three years. | The followiog are the principal atatistica of the Peotestant Epiroopal oburch in'Tn- dians for the year just closed: Value of property, $471,640; baptism —adults, 0, infavte, 834; confirmations, 28% commu. nicante, 8,880, rchola 5 debts, $20€22. IMPINTIES. the world, and dark our lot, ailed and the run shone not. And God, who sees each uruh woul, ves makes 'his Out of commonplace beautiful whole. ~—Basan Coolidge. A shoppiog. 1 love to go & shopping, With a dollar, But huy a pair of stookings, Or s collar; I amile so sweetly on the elerk, I maxe him ‘‘hump hinself” and wosk For my doliar. unday school teashe s and total (flerings, $57N0%!; 60, A Georgis couple waited over four yssrs for a good opportunity to elope, mnmt aa it came the girl's father took the youog by the hand id: “Speak up to ves ‘you and e you for er, T I'd be tiokled to death to son-inlaw!” Lieut. Alexander ¥odgers, of tke 8th Oavalry, sud son of ;Admiral Raymond Rodwers, of the navy, was marriod at Washiogton last week to Miss Virginia Rolette Uameron, second daughter of Sen- ator J. D. Cameron, of Penusylvanin. A marringe ceréony came to an abe rupt and lndicrous termination the other day in Atlaota, Ga, A promioent clergy- man of that city, having consented to unite a colored couple, had just ssked the solemn question: *“Wilt thou take this wo. man, etc,” when an old fl sme of the bride- groom poked her hes€ into the room and anid: “Henry, I dar you to say y ‘Henry sank into the nearest chair without # word, and the company thoughtfully withdre Miss Mary Charters, only daughtor of (3. Charters, of Stoke Park, Ipwwich, was married at Ipswich, England, recently, to Oount:Carl Esternazy, of Pressburg, Hu g™ Last summer Mr. aud Mrs, Char- \ters, with their dauybiter, were cruicing on the river Nile when sheir boat was upset Count Esterhazy was passing in his yacht at¢he time and rescued the party, Thisis the usual programme; and yet girls sheald be careful how they rock their boats inideep waterSwhen a /Dake is around, “Freo and easy sacred oomcerts, sonething new in New York, By by we shait A Russian proverb *“Beferegol So\whs erey o) bifore solng ;Lw sel ray twioe; hefore getting married, vpra; three times,” . it A preacher asked all Sunday schos! chil- dren to stand up who 1ntended to visit the wicked, noul destr.ying circas. Allbut s lamse girlstood up, ,'T'm mot a bemeopath or an allapath or a ‘tydropath, I'm a Jesus wouldn't give my doctor for others,” aaid day, in a disgusting harangue. A religlous paver nays that fort] fifty yeacs the Baptists have establi eight churches per week the year richt througb, making over 421 por yoar. Tne premotion of swimming is certainiy a very noble wek. Thereis a town in Iowa whizh has & population of 1,300 and twelve distinct and separate church organizitiens, Itis understaod that they will join #a renting an oyater for ure Guring the present eeason of church suppers, . Rev. ¥r. Talmage thinksit a great boon to die yo and wonders that dread to “luave a shanty fo hambra.” And yet, when Mr. Talmage is #ick, we dare eny he rushes to the tele- phoue and halloos for his doctor, 1 stay an bour or With my dol r! ‘When shoppiog I'm in clover, ou ean holler; ‘When I'm tired, I just walk out, And the clerk sits down ¢o pout For my dollar. Bat I make my rounds at laat With my dollar. And 1 go home ro fast, With my collar; And that little evening’s walk Keeps mo just » week in talk About my dollar. SHORT LINE —OF THE— | { 1t's nice to go » shopping | With a dollar, To buy o pair «f stockings Or a collar; Now, husband, do not judge me, Poor hubby, don’t begrudge me "Nother dollar. CEIOAGO, Milwankee & St. Pan! RAILWAY The Baliet Girl ‘With complexion like the rose 'Mid the snows — Due to powder on her nose, T suppose— MUBSIOAL AN DRAMATIO, She twirls upon her toes |M| » mleetllxrg of a‘l‘d'nmm"fibo“d of n"“;i“' “l:‘:::in and promotion shov trom MII_TU“ HOGERS & SOKNS, Tu abbreviated cloth - missions in Boston Wedneaday the. trens- | be discount ) A cubibite spangleq boms Johu A, Stevens has caught on with [ urer stated that the receipts dusing 1882 - OMABA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS OIVE & ¥ % o To her beaux, “Passion’s Slave.” Jrats tlm At lh;- rate hmh.n‘;lm Free of Charge. R M mas y Disisace Blivelt blayed € ,000 | Will soon become one of our most profita- | All perwons suffering from Coughe, Col = - \ Watosrul fme’kaiom week betors sk 1a Cloestand. *1o 0" "'}:‘"’:’mm e Asthma, Bronohitis, L gfLthfe;'orfl-' ay an's Maomificent Sloonsrs e S of Tufts college was re- of oat_an . are 1 e | Pullm: : Faley parta aod il those Tongarst L it aouAaies three, ks | contly made a happy fathor, and the fol-| quested to call at O, I Goodmad s dr 3 agn D8 TERN « NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN. And murmuringly goes To the very hinomost rows, To pirounette and nose ith the ‘‘crows.” ‘When life frayed and faded grows, Like her hows, Bbe in garrets sits and sews A . of ! r aDDUMm, t % i vity ke, o L SO | Thi i ey e ofw mly | omoscormmwaveze | (T@{VANIZ80 (T00 | . pisg John McCallongh enters upon tho | wich until he can tind a satisfactory suc. | {poC o mer 81C 28 B8 POMATS Proot Or 40 auy point bejonds or n knows second week of his engagement at the | c0%or tocontinue his work. The New York | 10 remedy sm: 1 in 0 hig hest CORNICES, —Lippineott's Magazine, | Boston Theatre Motday night, doctor who recently testitied that most of | alue. As soon as it had been te wted IF YOU ARE COING NORTH DORNER WINDOWS, FINIALS —_— Mer. Edwin Booth has compelled by | the Junatics n this country were outiide | and proved by the wholo world t hat Tin, Ir d Slate Roofin, 1 HONEY FOR THE LADIES, |the ticknets of his daughtorsocancel many | 2,ih, #Ylume evidently " knew awhat he | Hop Bitters waa the purest, best s nd & gL * | of his professional engagements in Ger- most valuable family medicine on |sT. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS' s Patent Moetalic Skylig! sy, earth, many imitations sprung wpa 1d UTE, Pateut Adjusted Ratchet Bar Zesora, Bdtbors — Hoavy ropped. cttoman vlvetribbons| Nilunn denien emplatcaly that she has PEPPHRMINT DROPS. | hegan to steal tho notices i whi sh SRy e eed Bracket Shelving . Lam Theabovoias cood livaess of Mrs. Lydia 2 Pink. are much in use, any encouragement with Mr, Gye, The the press le of th ) e general agent for the ‘am, ot Lyna, Mass., who abows all other human bel Ennln&dlmum at_present more in '7"'.“‘1' s the contract with Biin was The new French rifle will carry over two hn?il;xprs::‘d mp m!:i(l a.f ;lom‘t’ 1, llhlcagu. Hilwaukeed 8t. PaulR Y above line of gooda, R .:“;fl““‘?:zwmna:wm.:: domaud thaa whklog or ndoor e, | sigoed May ‘:o:; 168" miles and the bullet will travel nearly as |and in every way trying to Induce su (- — TRON FENCIN T soalosly Govotad 0 her work, whidh b therioee Bilk stockinette in pale evening shades is f anquel ne e ‘ased an offer of on‘xpooo fast as & soandal. fering invalids ;o use thelr stuffir - |, Ticket office locatod at comer Farnam and mum&wn«nbemu- & & lifoetudy, and s obliged to keep aix lag, i i sl s L, Vi Wi | 'l g st ot e e et o, ke gy 1 | KRGl Ga U D | R AR G G| SR o Y k, satin, and velvet, e he hopes to make double that sum | 4ix hundred” has just “died. Thie re- X ! A thich daily poure ia upon her, each bearing te spectal Fawn-oolored silk stockinge, worn with | Ut of his operatta, duoes the ranks to aboat nine hundred.— | the oredit and good name .of H. B | sarses Timo Table in another aokama. BN ITAGHN urden of wiering, o joy &% relsass from it. Her slippers of dark red kid or velvet, are the| Fmma Abbott sangin Rooheater last | Hartford Poat. Many others started nostrums pat u F. A. NASH, General Aveat. fegotable Compound is & medicine for good and nod .‘D ctation of the moment. ‘Wednesday night, and two days before her Handso 1d 1 in similar style to H. B,, with van- G. H, FOOTE, Ticket Agent, Omsha. REW ARD. vil purposcs. 1 have personally tnvestigated it and Hound hats b 1 d kid | SPpearance every available caat In the | oo 1eeny gy, ides are placel on matin-| o0}y devised names In which the MERRILL, A. V. H. CARPENTER, & satisflod of the truth of this. ta have velvet crowns and kid | GPERRTRNIC SVEEY & covered sofas, not so 1uch as & guaraatee | OU8 Y Covised DATIes A Genezak Pass. Agont. | The.sbove reward will bo pald to any porson | On acoount of iis proven merits, 1t s brims. The most favored shades for trim- | *PF7H "0 b 2 of good faith'as to cover up the apot that | Word “Hop” or ‘‘Hopa were used in GEO, 1. HEAFFORD -who#iki produce a Paint that will equal the £ proscribed by thebest ph e manded ming are strawberry and ‘‘mandarin ut of eighty-seven manusoript plays | is worn through, away to induce peeple to beliove the; up't. Asm't Ger. Pass. Agout. | Penmsylvania Patent Rubber { me says: “It works like a charm and sres maocn o - $11 the favor. | Fecelved at the Madison Square’ Theatys Y Hop Bittors. Al y F and saves much 0 |Jersey" gloves are utill the favor: | ¢, oo uideration withia the lust six montha | m M+ T initials of Mr. Polk, of | were the same as Hop ool Paint, ol Shvillours entirely the worst form of falling I‘r‘-::ltlh ‘:r ov:;.lln ntdh.ciz. ;ro ;nii only two were recained fr serious ormaid, ’:‘l::nm- :‘hl?lnlthu;(“tr‘enm'er‘h M. T.|such pretended remedies or cures, no i ! :n:';‘:":":&‘ulaww"h:-.w rrogular and paintal A ropresents the ocondition of the tress- tyle or name i r pesscrving Bhingles, Tin and Gravel Roots. | on,all Ovarian Troubies, Inflammation and Printed mall of the gayostalors o made | gy ury of that unfortunate state, flfi'i:;&fil‘h‘::u: WA AR ERERE A Warkasiod "’u"'wm.:x"k Water Peoo Al | Seesion, Fondins, sl Dilacemasts s the o :xdh; allg Vn::;n ::‘p:';‘l:h‘lfi::rf::. Bouffas Parasienver, has just been wit, | '‘Ch#¥ehi ach ochi oche achau—o choweh “Hop" or *Hops” in their name o in gedacapomplly siteaded fo, Chaaper aod beh f biuant isia] weakiow, and s sepecially adapiad b B R A Y | nessed by 600 000 persons, and has yielded 1 Ach uwoh achyohan any Way connccted with them or their STEW, 5 Lt permeates overy portion of the system, and gives Yo reeeipta of 85 from 552 performances, | 1Acheweb eich och ewch ich inchau i . Boio Proprictors, Omaha House, Omaba, Nabd. | pw life and vigor, It removes fais = " | Tach wyohach ewch o'ch achau.” name, are imitations or counterfeits. r ) s faintness, flatulency, Ladies are like watches —pretty enough Sald the veteran playwright, Charl ach wychacl acl i REFERENCES. stroys all craving for stimulants, and relieves wealk. to look at; sweet facen and delicate handr, | , (AT HO Veleran Playwrighly Oharlee| A Philadelphis paper observes that [Beware of them. Touoh none o Ofiger & Pusey, Dr.Bico, Dr. Pinney, — Fulle | & of the stomach, 1t cures Bloating, Headaches, but somewhat difficult to “‘regulate” after | 30Y © ® yost P i1 the | Clark Mills succeeded in passing himeelf [them. — Use nothlng but genulne Hop «Councti S3lufts, lowa. fervous Prostration, Gencral Debility, Sloeplossnoss, they are set & gofng. t Juliets aince the days 0"‘ ,',_nn“ off on congress as a sculptor, You can | Bitters, with a bunch er cluster of Buwetice, Omaha Neo. Jopreesion and Indigestion. That fecling of bearing / h}inm;o‘c of pl -Innl.lar.I:hn'n ‘;an: wlilh embl, i Marguret Mather Y, :)ul x;mlt ll:yfi;’l‘nulon congress when there | green Hops on the white label, Trust f:.';fi‘;fl;‘;’"j;',"“l‘“"‘ and baskache, s always [ noy wool plaid of the dullest | the best Juliet I have seen.” s & chance to chisel out a jol nothing elso, Drugeists and dealers e Al i A e il o ll oo, Aod colors call d Madras plaids fautead ot 86| " NSy 3 Florenco sayy that tho char. | F: I BAToum prescuted o ltter carrior | ara waraed against dealing (n lmita- Hobraska Loan & Trust Company DRy LAt 8 Hasieay it o o 0 g8y Bogtoh tartane, acter of “Mrr. General Gilflory,” the loud | Bt is book on “How to Get Rich® s 0 | tion ar aountarfolta HASTINGS, NEB. X conta only 81 per Lottlo r i for 45, and Imported cvenlog toilsttes have trains | and valgar American women aheond. in | ChFIstmes present. The carrier knew how B0 : , . Laaeh Fuggiats, Any advico required aa o spcela) oy any gier wauaesoe o b thae geeal | S iy of ow Mgty Dollrs i cop | Lar 18 was 1 oo 8400 pr ycar s Capital Stock, - - $100,000. | e gyl ) , and demi-traios are | from a living model - & tourist ' whom th or 300 years. PP Dy the iae e Compound, c preferred by young ladies, actross met In Paris. Her hustand. wit| [Here 18 a Welsh song. The American K lD NEY-WOR serrres Dladned Ly whiressiag ira. T with stunp for eplyy Lilies are out of favor, They are no |nessed the firet performauce and instantly | Who would sing it must first take an Dl b JAD.Z. HEARTWELL, Proside: ot home ln Lyus, Maw, Tonger i demand for tho " coruage, mud are emetic, pinch of ¢:yenuo penper in kis| | | HAS BEEN PROVED [, JMG.Z MEARTWELL, Proidcat. For ey Complaint o cither v ihia componndte only used in large set pieces, especially or-| Misw Mary And. (g nose anf baeathe the “sulphur fumes of a The SURE! o s £ C. WEBSTER, Treasurer B RN A8 Abkident (os show d',';:ez';r °"":';"nl'f":“‘( = ADBeYS Retpobon e dosnpied M f‘,’,:“,:;,’fmm'" RAM 5 S0iebl- BAIUIA lg '15;“‘ P,‘.E,Lrfl',ssmfig&. 1 DIRECTORS, e AR LIPS GO n Tary becoumea more” noticeable ench day, slubos | Harope, nextadguinn. In accordncewity| “Lnever bnew a lady who rrg with | [E[NORYSASER H Semciel Alszander Oswald Oliver, s e eyt o ivent Boe Blood rations in drews gurnitures belog left for | the agreement Misn 4 nderson will of more taste aud feelivg than Muwn ——." | |lonce druggiata recommend () and it will 5 ‘ ROt »oqual the Compound i its populaitys home wear and full-drcss ccoarions, ilis Lyceum theatre, London, next' Sep. | 84id Swith to Jones ave day. “Noe 1" | |glepeedily sveroome the diseaas and restore| & Is the old Favorite and DM, MoB] Hicmoy ife e i o Ol Bright ribbons an inch wide trim the | tember, and Mr. Teving will take bis up. | #i1 Jones to Smith; “particularly e far | [SIRty sction wanthooreans, o o\ 9] | oy 20 AN VX I 0 Xa T X DI, B ¢ nbition i to dogood to others, A a5le dancibg driuieeof Youdg ‘ndios, Surwe ot | OAFARGS 0 New Yurk at the a2 fecliog o somcerued, Why, sho's fecl §J:‘?.$"“;$§°.“;;fi;¥‘:.::$‘j e FOm—— ’ Philadelphio, Pr. ) rs 4 u. D, silk pompons are used as a border around 3. oy ng for the next note all the time!” weaknesses, 4 : | . . — Yo Eige o handaome ik oventog o | ploney B, Abbey o making acrange oA piem entild “The Death of Oiiser Emfi:g"';;;"fi:m:'zzfififii CH!ICAGO, First Mortgage Loans a Specialty IMPOIeTED A ; L awell” in golog the rounds of the | |Slurine, briok dust or ropy deposita, by o oorsaass 4cd polatad walste worn | setbtn o8, the cew opers Bouse In New| Oliver's tuany felends in thi town | |§[iraceing baias. ol pesdssy yieid wét our 2 PEORI This a7 furnishes s permanent, home Hyacinthe P ALl R T Ve g [ OTen biatt i n-;; Yo | will be pained to heur of his death - and | **SRRT 1 ppvaemeTs. Priessi. 8T. LOUI {nstitution whake-School “and other legally Tulios, Pompadour tquste and flled fn ‘with laser | Witkehuann and Horr Scariaof Lust sacn | (BeIF griel will be inteasltied when we tell A S, JSvad ik astricls fo | olusaka sen e Sroopaee. : ( fhied I with lnce. | LSl cant. Ho will also gigare | thom that the poem is uearly half a col: IMILWAUKEE., | Uous oste on tsmprenot 10 3/uie, terms | 4nd all oter o Fal Planting. Large s 1 }(""“a ““’“H ;““ pun ;, ";‘""K Mr., Theodore Thowus, with the fu'l Phil. | “™® long S e a * \ countles of the etse, thrs | ! .‘.,‘o.;.‘.,lt“iu ot & “hown in Chlcago- o And Ottoman sk it Tuce. Hugies L, | barinonic Occhestra, Co this serios of Ger | A South Eud wowan recelvd o tele.| "HEAT YOUR HOUSES DIWROIT, NIAGARA FALLS, | correswondenta. ustrated Catal. gue freo. Send for It ¢ [ man operas, that will bri t y blanched and her —— i °H ors b St s ok S| Wapaies ot %1 bing it many i gt bo e hnchad ani e ind NEW YORK,BOSTON, Hiram Sibley &G o > = by velo) bef ber. Givi 0 hi ne! all Poluts East aud@outh-East. 3 - SEEDRIEN, . They tell about a girl in the Western | 1y 28 New York World asyn of Jobn T. | daughter sha said, “Read it." The gia » ¢ oLHE LINE COMPRISES Genm_s Bew al‘dfld amia . : Addition to San Francisco who is so thin | 1*700d’s new plav, “In Paradise:” Mr. | gheved. . *Paps hae broken bis lor Sud Fotuty A0 Wil Baild Mmachs Sieel Txuek ulhy AL that when her beau triss to hug her ho has | 3y mo0d has foucd “the bost “and moat | "2 C3 (1o hospitel,” she said, The snothe I fonnagse aie made In LINION DeRQTS B, ARG T, Chle to wrap & towel around her 5o as to have | to0k¢ character in his experience. | g’ face brightened. 3 % Threuah Oar Line. Aad 15, auiverssll y Rek something to sauseze avainst, Embossed velvets, plain velvets, plushes, heavy brocades, matelasses, and moires are all used for jackets worn over skirts of India silk, muelin, gauze tulle, lace, and other livht evening dress tissues, When jowelled orvaments & % ¥, Time Tubles, &c., wiil aalh | ¢ ltng fos 1t, a6 ary brasch | wornin| 5 _ | Naugy, snd three ‘folls’ out of the barn.” [ SRVIA%, s WELBE [0 aT A L e e { the hair they should bo irvexularly piacad, |, oo, hetera ol arvbe aro now 1,457 in SFwe i abd box; kick Jom futs. the yiniug 4o 3t a-ofer " T Sl ensicite | one being on the right of front, and the [ i v S (EVY wads the list of na- | house, and haul a pig iron on the. sea'es, Manager,Chleage, | asy persau lvioe st i | other low at tho left side of the head, just [ 10" B DOIOGF the argest whure. Sae | (hon 'kick cut an empty box from the WELL, Tha 8lnger Wannis [ back of the ear, resting closely sgainst the | (fermnny 100 1s Spots 150 8% 194 in | butchors” ‘Tt should te exilained that .3, DAVANEC rAxh Cuimpe. | SIE MLty 34 | 1l kuot of bair. i Al . Huorest Brits | railroad men invariably call awitchivg by " ‘Gox. Agent, Genicil Bl Eriolpel Officn, | Polonaises have incroased in popularity, 4 in Belgium, 22 i Holland, 2 | the term “kickiog.” i P, I Ticket ,Agt. omsd NEW | and are wade of the richest fabrics, with | in Switzerland, 18 1n Swedeh and Moo - - THE WORLE, | —==ix - — gy o g but littls drapery. Some of the new de- in Portu 10 fo Deomark, 4 1 Buackin roios Sal Y bk ERSONAL “Parts of the an bouy | #IDE SPRING ATTACHN slgus have veuts thaped on thew, avd wprvn | Tarkey, aud 1 i Greecs. Je g ngepeded f’ "“"‘:‘;“"' BOYNTON &0 aBo s snvawen | e ONAN L E irapery with bouffant back;the:egarments wilyk HaLve ja the world 1NN NT( Of HANUFACTURER OF an interesti 1 ertseveat lo " | must be olose-tting to be seylish, th&fi.:f.,'.'.‘,'"u"",\""“'.':“ more movey | oroa, Ulsers, balt It RIOHARDS ’Nbuol e s - paper. In reply to | qu rics w a } A, J, 8] There i qulto o faublonable furore fr | ten tion. 1t n iipossitle o st at the Tovr, Chuipad Hnda GBI | .~ CHBOAGG LIS | Silver Plated e contras. W ighly i | LEA velveteen this winter—cf course only the | precise figurcs, as the pay of pests son, ons, Az e pew 188 " Tees b0 keep ir A y t v aled cir. | "RIAG best qualities being employed, these cost. | 80 exaggerated, but fs 1o paertod o pos g eursevilen, Tt le guarantecd to | prsotieal iapet Cont Jese o W00 WINDOW SASH i fanics. | CARRIAGY Ing quite s much s the materials known | reoeives $1,000'a night. As she is to sing | Pl RMI0D ' £ W ey _teitnded, arcot volume of pure alr o A% Door P Ord. 3t . Box 1409 and 1 a4 linen-back velvets with silk face, the | thirty times durlng Ler tour through the | ¥ (o e P& ¢% #or salo by 0. | turosce madd B num Eagrared to Oaten | DL ‘ y © xicimn 80id by Piercy and Bradford, Omaba. No, 69 N, TSt 81, Louls, Mo ! [anil-ly York. Louis §ames and Mario Wainright ac. company Lawrence Baerett to Eusope aext summer, Man Btrakorch says that Patti has hoen performing thirty.two years and in epers twenty-five years, Though not quite so fu Sollera” it i tar loss ext it is wlmost absolutely true to an and & rapid *Colonel in fact, swusing rable type of the south that iy g wway, Besides this it is spertant figure of a clearly and rather interestiog plot, y ¥ the most det lowing morning at nrayer in the chapel he introduced this rather ambigmous sen. tence: ‘‘And we thaok Thee, O Lord, for the succor Thou hast given ms,” which caused » gemeral emile to creep over the faces of the class, The Rev. George A, Gordon, of "Green- wi.h, Conn., who has received a call to store and get a Trial Bottle of Dr. Kin New Discovery for Comsumption, free ehnrg\ which will convince thew of won fll merits and show what aceg: ollad.sf¥e bot: [o will Ao o, THE BAD AND WORTHLESS “Thavk heaven it is no worse,” the sa “1 feared he might be going to bring webody to dinner!’ Down in the railroad yard one hears mysterious rort of talk from the switch men, “Kick s flatand & line box inwo “Kick two transfors over to Leowis.” 'all enrdv, 1'pooM 2¢ 1e2) 20! TN VHAW o Finest Dining Cars in the World. ~—AND THE— IF YOU ARE GOING EAST CORNICGE C. SPECHT, (213Earney 8, - Omrha, Neb [From the Bostoa Globe] WORKS ! Proprietor. 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