Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 30, 1887, Page 10

1887.-SIXTEEN PAGES, WAIFS FROM THE . WITS, | inespack ot cards e apeot e cusest | {AR AND RUMORS OF WAR | comceseions.tntssonistmat Veovew ( THE DOMAIN - OF WOMAN, | b o, heates e wopchen | baeiic'oF any. kind. T am ek, my “‘Are you a wealthy man, Mr. Foster?"’ the sword. And besidok, inapite of the drying them carofully they polish the | Dorothy, that this is what grandmamma 8 “Well, it T“ income lnf x!m,wn] A year conlhul r<-:nmna I-Ir H»\ml‘u the (‘{l:;mt\‘l!';[ R nlnih with a fine brush. Again they rub | meant “when she used {n tell us nn!: @leanings From the Dyspeptio-Banishers | argues wealth, then I am wealthy,” he St. Petersburg and Herlin, notwithstan ragmonts of Ohoer and Osnsure for the | the nails with a rosy uugent to give them | children that we must look sweot and o g ied Gt th; T:]"m”l':l of ‘a Long and | £ o fnttors and attention lavished | - 87eNE £ Tlect A0, Vi ' fine tint and then with tho huiid to sug. | pretty in bed, and that Emmeline must o o Uountry. Vould you be willing, Mr. Foster, to loody Oonflict. upon the ambassadors of the two powers, air and krolicsome. gest a gem-like polish, see that the entire room was in order, . give me vour entire services, fn the even A B IR B A A g Since the new science of reading char- | If we asked a reason for this, you know, WAILS OF THE ROYAL POODLE [ ingsonly, for $20,000 a year®" RUSSIA REMAINS HESENTFUL. | credited, notwithstanding the manifesto | Tyg CARE OF THE MANDS. | acter by the handwriting hascomein itis | we were told that it was in case of fire— S “Why, certainly, my dear sir; your in which M. de Gice king with all . even said that the care of the nails affects | a something we could neyer guite under. proposition transports me. What must 1 Russian ministerial traditions, announces the handwriting. The long aimond-shaped | stand, We now understand what the The Lunacy of Legal Cross-Ques- | do" b . Ola National Grievances Remem- | wphi ol i; hr'] .-.w.,un‘..,-[‘-”“-lln. ( || | Talented Girls and the Carse of Linzi- nail s 8 pro t support to the mnddle | principle was, though then it was & mys- il . oy 13 ! “Simply come with me to the faro bored—Armies and Navies Read many, I do not belicyve . that the tsar wi < i finger which guides the pen. One can | tery to us u;::::: .:’.‘:nry""um‘.:::fi.'iaF.i'.'.'.:' rooms of varions cities and tell me what for Action—"The \l":l Wind = consent to that final dismember b T SRS b b drittion i hardly im:u:msS a potson with neglected The woman who wants tobe handsome cropancy.”’ Harmony and Discord. e 80 “Now, sir,” continued Johnson, slowly, 7 BRI '“:\l,fl h fleet, - a8 he pointed his finger almost down my d throat, “Now, sir, on your oath, w you swear that there were not ten cords and a half2” is the next eard in the cue box.™ 3 \ France which must create s r ~The Secret of Beaunty and finger-nails writing the long, graceful | and bright and attractive must eat well, on the Hip. sy That Blows," Ete, peril for his own empire the 1deal Woman. English hand which is characteristic of | Not necessarily much, but a great deal of — Why He Didwt Spank the Boy. e only «'muw‘r‘j:""‘: possible Ilfl "'\']fi'\’\qlx‘;‘ thlv ur:-;o hulixs of l,‘lu_uiufn I'y] old times, n'hwlrinn \(u\n’dmuld l'nr;l\n’\\l\‘:‘\lv(nllt her Wi 40 01 & benah In the garde weeping small e il sisieints Fman supremacy in Enrope. Alexan- when Queen Anne bit her finger-n. ood. 1 hate that word food, it always The Wrath of Hector, ot In the garden my. weeping sm Wansaw, Jan. 1.—[Correspondence of 1L is the moiy vacillating of sove An Ideal Woman the English nail was not what it is_now. | seems 8o gross. Game of all’ kinds, very Washington Critic Sang willow=tit willow-—tit willow, the Beg.]--According to appearances, | eigns, and he is ready to demolish any A Gem From the Play of “Clito.* All Queen Vietoria's uneles thad finely- | underdone, salads, fruit, cutlets, eggs A monkey having been introduced at | And Lasked him: “Why wiil you the neigh- | the coming spring will sce the | aay the Idols of ) adoration . A woman falr. shaped hands and almond finger-nails; | and, when she likes it, roasts, are good the th;!e hnnl«-. Irh-” the poodle, is W 'v’-.m mmm‘ 1t will HE Wit boginning of that great continental | That, if not a ’w | 1 at least l~\mlu \]-n;vmn[" Provinos to be hl\\h . y‘q 1ps that brought them into fashion. | for a'woman's beauty, whiie cocon,choco- moved to wrath as follows ith your willow it.willow it wil- o A iy distinet underst W rance And vet whose ity Is her smallest grace 1<hion exerts a potent influence on man late. 1 all sweo se are equally des HEA war, which has been anxiously and fear- i 3 o maii-clnd 4 elmet and 00 . | late, and all sweet winee are cqually de 1t used to be that life was bliss, 1o you “'m}‘“mmh”,”‘,m"w”" pain?; | iy sepuoted. Smos 189, l_m‘"m il yout to be comrleted is beyond all N Rt clad - Amazon with helmet and | gqvage or eivilized. But no girl should prablo. The fad for cold baths should And 1, a happy poodie, Please stop it at onee and don’t do it again,” | neatly so great a somblay I Ssolmt doubt, but the fall of the Freyeinet eab- | g SWEE 000000 tea tnnocence, r use bismuthor any pigment to muke Fbelong to her brother, and for a woman Could thank the fate that brought me to Still o piereingly howled, while teats FoIl | ity neat tie prossnt moment. Lvery na. | inet furnisted to Fy < enemies fneon. | A1 o A O e rouid her head, | her hands artiticially white, for that fills | tepid of even hot bathis are most desirs “The land of Yankee Doodle. like rain y ;.)m“"‘r i sy D N0 | testable evidence of the instability of | Ty Jight of trath is in hor stead fast in the pores of the skin, and is dirty and | able, 1 am gomng to find you the celes g g Oh, willow—tit willow—tit willow. Sl e st L s wy Frer government, and feeling | 1er garment the white robe of chastity, dangerous. brated prescription for virginal milk i ket Al il late, ) the fr: nd as this condition of armed | {3 whoever might be M. de Freyeinet's | While enarity—of all the virtues queen’ - B which, put into a bath, is said to mako Phnt 1t 1 bad & Joboutalds My nerves and my patience wero really worn | €x ('-”{““ annot last eternally, but | gyeeessor, no reliance can be placed in | Sits on her brow. _ A Clever Young Journalist. the skin soft, white, and perfoetly uro. ’d leave this place o-1oitow. s wit i 1t | one of two solutions is admissible: either | oy gngoments which risk repudiation by | Fearless in well-doing: in sorrow stror Miss Jeanette Gilder is a woman who | It will make your bath look as if it wera : : : 55 1 B T Ty oL | e B sy toni | tiio shorsihted LR RIS eI R has made for herself a vory envi really one of milk, and you might try it The cloud that first obscured my skies, e S Rl n A sonvs & | nmiotit, Gnd ‘a8 nb powar dared to take o France, Russian policy has n B g S L DLER place in journalism, says the New York | just Tor once, as ah experimont. Bt t War WherL a6 Fhaumaslam ¢ /4 ehiid e UHtine | ioey donaltide that thoro will: be trouble; | Lroby uritied 1610 A hostild ciuanel Affeeting not to scorn @ woran's fito: World, She founded and_has earried to | Iustn’t talk about the all tho 4 AR Now forthwith explain we R A L LGN L AR ) THEY WILL ALL FIGHT At peace dest or husband's erc SRR s 3 Gl | time, and yet they are the subjects N N Or I'll give you suflicient oe fon to sing eV o the ctors, e consequences ol G ny is general ong Russians; it | In presence tender. and in absence true Critie, which was an xperiment and i y 9 iy Y v iy aid the an ol shelf, yo X, o A sermany is general among R i I et 3 | | an slightly passe, but to very young girls as . ,“L’i H::-r{‘]lll‘('l;‘\;‘v‘x‘n(u;Iu'll\l:l‘ fretted, Oh, willow—tit willow—tit willow. war must be ruinous . + « the inborn hate of races whieh through [ One who, in traversing life's common w something quite new in its aim and scope. ‘\‘h‘- S 22 k B Andsuid md }‘_”“h:“m’u“mml in pan, “Oh, noBpet pleaso den'tl Do, do pub e |y In |‘nl‘:|(1 m“l' el ‘l‘ :II')HI! m;};n;m (-u‘.-\.»‘ all time, have been antagonistic; it |<Iy|y|. :;:;..1:”.‘:."\,. heart ;\n”l“h; :.;:ul:»;‘vlr.\'\;»:;: | Ot her P‘Im and |l|~r‘|~\;n- ences in the 1 ————— Till lie, not I, was petied, d Wity Vel el est hope of preservation | gpagale hetween the Siay and the Tou IGin Whiose @ boaten track npy various dopartments of newspaper work 10k _headache 1s-the bane of man TEABAL WAK B ,,mlm,,,, it On W Ibw—tit willow—tit willow: g enen Iy ontortalnedy nvislon bt but. | ton which buzan by Uio. russiication of AL little greenct wiiote her Tee HAVOroU=""| gkig \\'ril.w:m n bleasit, I T el R nothing 8 I 3 You know that you promised you'd bring e ¢ theme il conversations; no |y d™ialtic provinees of the Russian em- 3 e s fashion. Personally Miss Gilder is a | eomplaint use Dr. J. H. McLean's Little B e e T hor g house e from town, N onc talks or thinks of nught else, notwith- 1 ira, and which must fataily, inevitably, Tatonten bt Lazy, curious combination of feminine and [ Liver and Kidney Pillets. They are agrees A THAb b R it s e b Oh ! willow—tit willow—tit willow. Ing sl o auenctiond) of by the | thongh mayhap the eatastrophe. be tem® | Now Orleans Pieavane: The town is | maseuline draits, - She is passionately | able to take and gentle in their action. 1 e To bring me a watch, & wateh that would go, | court bails, by the theaters, by a host of | yovarily adjourned, eniminate in war., f ;I‘ i ‘I ] e ~I‘ ot 1 ' | fond of children and 15 devoted to th 95 conts a vial. ‘nvl«i old mlnwcll‘lh |Il vfl'l(l: a kiss, ml} tick, n \Ix‘lll\{;;-l;lvl“v;h:;‘il;:\l Lfi\y.n:lt‘fnll_",,“,'.x ""'f"ll,’"‘i“"? il “':’,’]"{]"fi'i“"“"”‘;. o Read the Russian newspapers, and es- [ M "‘ ““ L ““"" L'“l Ry "‘”‘“ WNALE | Sy 1lul':mH of her brothe W"'!i et The servants all adore Andy hos ety it e 4 anc the and Molicre. Court | yocially the Moscow Gazette, the organ | amount to anything because they are o | in social lite she is entively feminine, and “AN Qu otomac." The mistress hugs the ugly thing, UREORL Sl S s ) alls and theate sture rooms are | N4 Pansiaviet partv. of swhich Mr. | well content with being simply talented. | is quite what any other “eleve oot- | LA vk o) Bl b And.Dan bows dowt bef‘u b O ! willow--tit willow —tit willow drowdad; biit S S 4 ¢ | of the Panslavist party, which Mr Nt Wi cing simply talented. | is qui it any er el r, Swee The saying,“all quict on the Potomac," 0 S IomIERGHE oty U0 onp pre Katkof” is the echicf, and you will = These girls will never be able to take a tempered woman would be. - Butin her | oy 0 lainte life during the lata W : 3 . ABAeHES Aficas. dominating ide the one anxious | gpowledge that though the ofticial Gov el i ® ~ | oftice she 1s utterly changed. A woman iy N e T'he white house is against me now Absent-Mindednes I yrominent place inany profession or in ) 3 L J s \ it question is: Where will the first shot be | opy Mossoigar \was ordeted your | Hiaully wa/ 8 'lio had ocension b sot hor there onco | War, says a writer in the St. Louis Globe- 1've thought the thing all ovs el . P ame < crnment ) nger was ordered to pour + who had o ion to meet her there onee ght t 4 er, Boston Record: A man isa’t to blame | iy g dustry without which all the talent under TasY h i1l goand join the democrats it ho i . A T et e oil upon the troubled waters, the ant Liag il i At L ave rather an amusing deseription of | Democrat, has passed into a proyerh now Ji4 i L if he is young. And reminds me, T& biia niiblle Avvol T | g j : 3 " I I I And help'to bury Grover, apropos, thit. the artists sny tHAt Mr. | tone neo S ONE in 1ts preoceupd: | German campuign is continued as vigor- the sun is not worth a copper groat. Tal- | Ker own cmotions on the oceasion. common in every houschold. It had & 3 HaREEIsE WhoN il T Rt > the rumors heard on a 1 he chief cditor of the | entis the unhewn block of marble, in- Iwentingo the fresh, bri sun y 1o oriin iht " AR, Chase, the artist whose exhibition made | gides'the precursors of f tempest; are we | & . The chief cditor o C arble, . ntint i 2 Y | pathetic origin in the _poem, “All Quief s Wt i oubITg B an Imbrossion Dore, was bOLrothod 1 Bis | S the mro et enat. e T o | Moscow Guzotto holds a position and en- | dustry istho chisel that muy convert it to | littic oftfeq T sho said, C bostossed Ly, & AJoiig i ottt B il MEs: p 0 oS ar, 8 vy . Cery abse! inded ALIALoNs | o vg 0 prestige w § ut its cqui- g g TR o rood g PurI0sity see T 3 it ha i 1,:1:‘1“‘.,5[\‘ nw”fi ‘.‘l var ~)nl~.u|k!‘ o early )fl:!!ll,v Hois very absent-min lft 1 L must ehange the face of Burope's | 35 Al ”I"‘“‘_ oaleng | the perfeet statue. The philoso U<:wr Wormunst \‘"“'ii“h_'“) R Wi Ethel” Ly uty Beers, — The ludy i down that mugwuing monkey now, “exrcgiously so, though he is far No human being can veply With | Lo e s Vies } W6 bhie writer of “Our Picayunes” says | fesnt har o loaking over lived in~ Orange, N. J.,, when y from old, ~One day two or three ladies | nty. no! not evon the Spl el A S L L i T 8 i 5 whaliasol: ALAUL SN g she wrote the well-known song What Made Him lusane. visited his studio in'Now York and looked | Siariin: but. certninle, the niosvectic i | e merits the title dream fs | that industry =~ beats gonius ab | rose courtaously at oh 15 quite | which had many claimants; but only_onc What ruifféd me and got me intoa | at his new pictures. When they had gone | o “I”.h m\w. ;“ hmln‘L:v\i l\“”](r'x“fp:‘:”'\~"4 »i: Slay omnipotence, and Germany being an everything except the making of real ll!l .\.n-\'!'. ther 71',"" with arge, stroj of them, Major Lamar ine, of the 1||n‘:u|,.‘<\'l|llm wfl”"l 1 n.uudl w have | he said to 1 brother urtist who was in the [ ouly tighend proper that the Situation | CLacie: & G i not immedi- | poetry, Talented givlsho are too lazy R L tontadetate atmy, made R @ strong contempt for lawyers. hou, room it x Gl A tion | eely, be fou wd beated P o neec shanythingexcept by inspira- | 1! smblance to Richarc Atson | gampt to dispute. Mrs. Bears’ statement ELWY 1bHD QrossiasamminRUOBEWErEvaIn. | - ‘1t asawis 1o M6 L Have sen ono of | Sioild belaitl Letors Anierion, /e aile AT tiow comes tlie question which no | toRecomplishnnytiiingexcept by 1nsplrd: | 3ifiat of thie Contu 1 scarcely no- [ that g igrs, M i ms to m have noon nation on the globe which is not likely to Heed b tion are often not only the victims of | ¢ hat it was her T crnsey, for less dialogues for no purpose. Lawyer | those ladies somewhere before; the small | oy {iito th et T an Y L0 | one can answer wdvisedly: Can the con- S ¥ k ticed hor clothes at fivst, except that they | vours editor of Harper's” Magazine, who Johnson had me a8 o witness in a wood | ope: rather pretty.” . Oul O Ly UG Gl 7 flict be locatized? Probubly it will not | their own false idea that talent is better | were dark and plain, but as we sat and | foceived the original copy. of the 1y case. In my direct testimony 1 had sworn | "y, don't you remembers” returned | ol “!x”“h e EORUHRERLO | Il T el Wt ooladausdig gl ) sl SO Rt Rt | SR, T el it wppeatod; truthfully that John Hall "had cut ten | his fricnd; that's the ¢ r AL LD the duration of the fivst Austro-campaign. | or mothodieal work,but of the ill-advised | in notimg that outward and visible sign S DAV . i P EOTH. : ! eut end; Uthat's the girl yon were en- RS TAN DI RO oY | i on 0. | or methodieal work,but of the ill-adyised tng that outward: and visible sig r. Davison, author of ing Writers cords of wood oD Ry T Then | gaged to before you went o Holland The Bulgatinn-quostion is the nominal I-,:‘{“]‘" e i six "}"_‘*" tme | e of relatives and friends, A smart | OF the iny -[‘l“‘;"';""‘“‘lf;‘-""'{“'!‘ neie | of the South,” Chandler “Harris (Unclo Johnson sharpened his spencil and com i Y ike tha the hatehet may : wonn was o cold day and Miss | Romug), all give testimony absolutely Ladicly starting point of the present embroglio, 5ol e wor Willinm's | girl wants encouragement, not mercly | ¢ TG in but 1 st before | B stk tdlibelhy i) need examining me Modern Life Insurance. ity rHORn UG DLk ain be bur mperor William's 5 2! sitder had come in but a moment before | gavor of Mrs, Beers, The following is an ‘Now, Mr. Perkins,” he began, “how 110 TR HEE B B RIBATGS s misiba e R L UL 1th, but should hostilities be prolonged, | praise. She wants that sort of encour- | me, so that she had not yet laid aside her | gxtrqot fromn lotter of hers on the subjeet much wood do you say wus cut by Mr. Wo ean make our wives subline, L e AN i o wh b | agement that if she wills to work she ean | outer coat, long, dark ulster. Tt was un- | {idrossed to Helon Kendriok Johnson: Hall? R And departing leave belind us e e ! drawn into the strugele, cither in se be and do anything that is great, wnd | buttoned and tnrown back, however, with | “4pye poor picket had made so many . ) . hall be king? is mer 5 i v Just ten cords,” I answered boldly. I Widows worthy of our time, king 1ELOL 3 fence or for the gratilication of theivam- | popje ™ and possible to buman en- | the White silk handkerelief, such as are | yuthentic claimants and willing sponsors wred 1t We will zive them such a send-oft o bitions or their rancors. 3 Somvar, M onartEn o | commonty folded by men’ about their | fhut T sometimes question mysclf whethe 3 A o 1ife insvranee p 2 the days o oo b ) o lsl Gl i | 8 E i D ats o o edero » OVETCO: L B A HIPLES810ZE T o aTPobs tIiG 8805310 DE ConSHBLE (11t LS s lue ol "(‘"- A3 | mains ‘a slowch “and’w smatterer Hixonn "'|'i’f”1|-"«“|"~.‘<'[\ the overcoat W | [ really did write it that cool September ¥ dont wantii : "They can scoop some other man, nople’ and Constantingple Rissi. pro- | L o S 0 B o D ool | 2l hier dnys’ boonuse of the' exaggorated | Hingicy Hor skirts were also of a dark | morning after reading the stercotyped Wi Miwe donit want Impraossions, sir. = posc O e e | S G AL WAL LS TG A (I iyt el e e i announcement, ‘Al quiet, ete., to which Vhat we want is fucts before this jt A Great Schemo. T e S B el in Gallictn, ternyuny will | gho rocoives from those who should have | 12 K6 WWE 08 snok soat swith tho | a3 addod in fine type, A pickot shot. e r, facts! An opera-house manager 1n Ohio has | onward toward her objective ORI sy Thus far | oen botter. A talented girl of eighteen [ WSt wasa hall-fitted Back coat with the 1 Mrs. Beers was Miss Ethelinda Elliotf, Tlishwienosa iyl plen. te facts | o proat scheme, He has the following | sowctimes on he but liait thou o, sind o further! And it s | TR S Do, bt not well enough [ Sut 8t the throat similar tothit of aman | o Jescendant of John Eliiott, npostle to hereafter,” said ""; udge, while the | ygtice posted i his lobby: *“Gentlemen! | ing T tair s 80 £t N that Russia _will “".l‘l"'""‘ 10 keep the honest’ attention of a_ roor- | 204 ,‘"""‘."':'." me pockets, Underitvas | ihe Tndians. Her nom do plamo, Ethol erimson ¢ame to my fac NEveh R ba 50 Ayt s htiie o) And if Germany moves, so wi of poople, Sho labble in paints, | & Cclose-fittine - waiste in - which | v was easily and prettily made from _ “Now, sir, continued Jolnson, point- oy e o, e ':]:;"'",,‘l"ll’l,‘,‘u‘.’i,' y':u‘l'; ;:Z,“I""l"l"{l,llf“!“»;-;‘\' inwith his legions. (€1 and so must Denmagk, who R i G ,,,,.k‘,]f\‘.l,'-'].',(.\f,‘,',fi were wateh and chaing aplain stand- | RO G Y ) S MR R ot '}'f"' willyou swear that ts.” Constantinople inight, as for his grand- | ey ;I‘- o “-‘\i ‘"I‘y“"l"wlm.' “.’ 56 worth framing. She can write rom e .“‘fllu‘r- ;”"'- (|:\.:“1‘ “ET(“»-':”“'.PI i wdded her husband's O UG A g % father, in 1835, £ive canse for the coali- S LI QUL i but none good enough for publication. | ol ne I one O O L tearecly on. | i the wure to many sweet stor Yes, sir. It was ten cor just—" He Had a Preference. T E C f' : nd Italy who v R ber of “things |y B eSO IEVEEpERN noting the little detatts t T'scarcely ob- | o among the best known of “There! never mind,” interrupted John- | Atlanta Constitution: There i8 a story | Lint tia oo position ol e Geroyaelt | and will throw in e kel | s o b o fots | served what “she” was “saying. 1even | Glich ar’ “Weizhing the Baby," and son, “va.lhmv much Iess than twelve | told that one day. not far_from Atlanta, | Rucirin sl Fnland would be s ohety b eeveral prin: o beilliant future for her. But at | 01 ‘ll '.‘”" [’"" A “""', Cuits “'”i “Baby Looking Out_for Me." " She died cords were there?” a young man, after listening to w cer ahiaiatn IR . gL il Turke ce, one of | Heeeaan TGS hoRnaitior s ink-buttons and a l ring, and | §, Oringe seven yes o, on the day on “Two cords, sir.” pre pound and oxpound the serip- L e ey hihawantlofoby I oty o e LR she bezan o Took in her pocket | W GAER “ENTE G G0 i Dook *How do you know there were just two | tures for two hours, arose and started Lo | o L R S 1, Epirus cdonia; and the h hor WIS iy pottar than She | for her handRerchief 1 almost held my | gy cords less, sir? Did you measure those | Jeave the chureh disappenred. Russian diplomacy has won | Serbians and the ‘e nd the | § ghteen. She has spent her days | jraath with the keenness of my curiosity two cords, sir¥"vusked Johnson,savagely. 'ho preacher stopped short R wian ics of Hle, smbitious dgoamings of whatsho | (o seo what sort it would be and almost ls, sir? iusked J \savagely. o p cher stopped short. R BERBIE 3 H ; Frifetiaa . ) woulc er mind runs slug- H 3 *No, sir, [— Young man!” he said his benevolent nentr and Germany | Spavonie W Pel which | o i i o W | lueghed alond when it proved to be, s by c s 0 “There, that will du[! You did not | The young man stopped. "l’:“':-“’)'}"’l—;.'."'l" iR oL “;‘\'“;; ”\‘[l'“' ravitate ¢ llh:-:ir it /x:.\l«h S h’""}“ ‘_:‘i")‘_}l‘”:,"“" “I‘“l"]'l'_r“’:. I had “:I mx(iml ;w‘l: [ M” y larg ° QB measure it. Just as expected. All “1f you'd rather go to hell than hear QCUDDIOEEIG es, has give :X- W hite Tsarike satellites nround aplanct e : st o O square of hemstitehed China silk moment ago that you muasured this | - -Well,” replicd the young man, after | Of the Hlomus o austrin thon stands | as thoso of Brot 1lume ithen Chinee; | 4300 b B e adulntion she. has | nOt worn with any ostentation and peo £ 4fter lapae of years siatementa eonfr wood " apausel I boliever bt ralhori andiont | LORa HILIBHAGO O 1H0 INOEIOKD. CI0EL Y tlic ovents Tofto:morrow. may: chingo lagu by iaIne { £ 45| le meeting her”on the strect would te efciicy of b Jacobs Ol andd is perm VRS BRI Dub=2" Do SOl . & sus, whose generals are not at is- | every(hing. but the wost consistent | JUEher planopracticing, jegleoted her | scareely notice it. She wears it during cures, are glven el Oyt (R 1 STats 3 rtened, beeause there exists a possible ¢ R HOECIar A t | studies, abandoned her drawing-book, | |/ s becanse sh all or| - & ‘Stop, sir: The jury will note this dis- —_— : A i optimist must admit that the outlook for il Is by ier. bu JEOANSLRSLASLON 1VENVOL From a Lumhag Uiy eventuality of the co-aperation of {he | (he new year is « P S and she ends by doing nothing at ali IR R i STt 6 2 1 3o he cooperation of the | the new year is dark and discouraging. ™ | i “mother has loved: hor too well to | V5V, Mt and Bas 1o Hiaseiaomplon 1031 Kow York, N. Y. Land Ronmanin— ANRDU: = ¥ i allow her to make o bed, sweep a room, . o Rk ‘I‘)I it o o e R BEFORE MAR Toumelin | upon A FRIEND AN NEED, keep up any rontne of dutics or studies, | g, able feminine dress will do that Jucobs Oil it rel tried anot! : in prineivle. 1 will o ons [ G e o n Mo Wikl a : and the veault s failre, Admiving | (ho arms, throat and waist ave all more Soes wbottler centration of : ienown Mo hOj. | friends full off, sorry and disgusted. or loss eramped and _confined, and this Trom Samo 4 yearal e T B e e Ty L . g woman is as unlovely a sig v Rigin ; 3 ‘ ith and th per is T3 Yof < & elever youne journalist does not allow 108 I ol £ i L In the lastyolumoof his ; 2 Al5 ong:§ PA girllof cichtaon doCs ) 15, 1 demand o Dl i . th relates an incident which oe- | tajented girl,needs at ierelbow a mother | S MRtCAsonInE DI Wlice to stand in ol iy st Bir, l“L‘lh: “‘l"““‘ sruthful ansyer, sir. 1de the instrument he lingera, vious to the campaign of 'r 1 cly afte or a un who shall uneeasingly and - 1y ‘of complete vquipment for: her standard, T recommend it Iu(luml]\'n-fi, l-tten ¢ o | e or corps, one at Ko ition o nestly inspive her with an ambition to C.C.BHAYNE, tingly. The lovely miiden's fair fingers CHILE L pe ey st had fled to Wida, R L 3 - “You swear it Flash o'er tho kuys. a n.Alvlm a »Tv-n;-un War o SRR T SIRaTT (AR A cnnysonian Type of Girls, ) R R eh I nDIncAs belneyo oL MO L0 GBI 5 | over to the cnemy unless o lettor could Reading for Girls, Oakland (Cal) Tribune; Tennyson is ! e N e il bl ineon Wz 1ho And thiuks such huppiness be never >1||x‘j|yll)lll\‘\:1|;\:r(1 ho east, whic e e S e ST jirls! literaty Emily St Bow |lasti B R e e A ) i it i Emilod. satirically, “‘do you' know® tho | Whatbliss to Itnger there foroyer= e nust be, will form - the 5 A, ton m the Toledo Blade. should help | So are his “men, for that matter I ; SRR b i te TR y 8 base ot operatior [ i 3 i penalty of perjury, siry” Bliss unalloyed. r's »;\ lx.-u i (I; l*‘m'.’? b licia. Kossuth oes on to say: While we | make women, thinking, helpful, carnest [ But we respeet his cold, golden haired I8 s thin a bottl R a me “Yos, I think—" Abt] A o L0000 | e over how this could be | women, and if, as has been well said, “in | girls. We don't love them. They send " DAVIDLAWRENG ot St B ol Loath AFTER MARRIAC At the same time, the Russian fleet, | F00 "0 Geed my apartment—a | choosing the books that boys shall read | a chill throngh you; yetitis a resp FromBamo 5 ¥earsLaterOured o, : ARLN, IONSY 4 'V w ANPInE i rveady for service at present, at Ode ) y i Neciphay i Lowell, Muss,, Oct. 20, 1886, with no evasion, you are willing to per: [ What banging on the grana piano! N R e B e et 5 typical Englisn e with his h ( sary o reme. r ce | ble shill. They girls that you would Eoveral years ugo 1 had @ sovers attack jure yourself by solemnly swearing that Well, Ill bo blessed ! eCIGHEANURDODNSI L0 YL pushed back over I head, an : the mental 3 like to have for sisters. He is the poet oftheamtism. 1 (ricd £t Jucobs Ol and i o S | You think that you can sing soprano? the Bulgarian corps of occupation to s, it is equally < > Y respects ; W dnys red. I ot b he morc than nine cords of wood# [ YOu thivk that yoi 2 504 Bulgarian corps ! mense umbrella under his arm, ec at Tace, it is cqually impor- | who has evolved from icy respectability v dnys was cured, Tave hot beow r. I—" CLIOLE A Ret H::::“:'h"(f)“’,““ Y “”'”3‘.',“' h ‘I"."“,'"“i | with dust Fexeoedingly weary. | tant not to Torget, in' choosing books for | the girl of blonde hair, tall, gentle, troubled since. DAVID LAWKENCE. Yos, sir. You are willing to per- | Porhaps you think your voice delicious? R o | Tbioon b ' that fiad | s, that we “ure choosing mental food | whom you can worship for nothingness ¥rom a Sufferer at 04 —Septembor, 1879, jure yourself, theny Just as 1 thought Y135, zoodness knows ! LY ot st~ | Gome from a journey rthe future wives and mothers of that | of brain, but I pale avistoeracy of Sirashurgh, Tuscarawas Co,, Ohto {turning to 'the judges;) you s your | You'd b 2o and wash your dishes unc .('Iu- mass of the Bulgarian arm “(jood day, tlemen’ 10 I'he girl’s work for the common | manner, and you could go out of the Thave beén aifloted with rheuniatim for honor, that this witness 1s prevaricating. And darn your hose, i“-m ‘ymw-‘ I; le In'x:n‘unuy m] its ““1“.“"‘ ‘Gomd day can we oblige you:' weal of humanity is quite as important | world of death without régret of her; ;"[",xt‘l”; 'Ill';z -“‘.Xu“:;.'JL'{:\‘::.";Lu‘,‘".‘ He is not willing to swear that there were ) : Ivjlm-‘ ab ‘j]vxvx y Ru ..pu! hist t s ST have come from Indin to light for | as that of hew brother, and the necessity but you would know that she could be Wik greatly relinveds ;uoru than nine cords of wood sin- | You "\“".'\)fi:::i"|.‘;;"l'1 ";‘:I\" maybe l_“)_ B ‘.‘_H‘\hn.! ll : hl‘_!v”“llhi“_il;‘ o the treedom of Hunsary. It lookSas if I | that her brain diet be well chosen quite ”;"Ifllml "&‘Ull \Iu 4 te ‘(1!“ g 'uliw; mrvl: JULIN DIEFFENBACHER, amous, gentlemen of the jury, such tes- | oome down T EANS % Ly & ) 8 had como too late.” us great, of life. Such a g ennyson has pu FromSame T Yenrs Luter—Cured & Jury U5 | Come down and wind your squalling baby, | fieet can be anticipated ana prevented “ Unfortunately, too late. Take a| Of this sclection of books for | into his poems, Shakespéare ereated BUrasburshy, Tamins (o, O, Oct: 22, 18, timony a5 this.” The jury nodied as SN e i : ) ) i) e snrcasti llw\)‘ me. p going o but, in ease those provisions be not rea_ 4 o yjp v the young involves careful supervision | Mirandz; Tennyson has created the girl Teqniiined wlig o acobs Aud it N, APy T i f r—— lized, the fortifieations recently co - ' f s 4 Ve R S S ke > colde curcd Now™ ssid Johnson, 1 will ask this jualizing Family Labor, JenasoReorinasuanie Im_‘::ll\”:m b s down, pusiied st sl and wnccasing labor. 1t dewands the with the cold, goiden hair. ovore backs erjured witness just one more question. s St e RGBT TR g pal he | fupther back, wiped the perspiration eful ¢ « er ye R X orjiired witness just ono more auestion, | Arkansaw Lravelor: ST liave about | Euxing, aro sullcient to kee Britannia | fiom i forehead: placed b8 umbreiia | place in their hands to rewd,and o wateh- - The Seerots of Beauty. IR CILATLES A, VOus roalize, s what an awful—u-w-f-u-l N RIEHGE R BIARE i om) doingz much mischiel there between Bis Jexs and busied hunscli | fulness which must not_be so open as to Ihis caring for beauty, says alady in B AU persons vN0 St Jaccks OW or Red thing it 13 to toll a lio?" K000 onough for eyon A DASERDLY good he prineipal fighting may be expeeted | (G Gloaning his finser-nails irvitate, in order that literature of a per- | the w York , and the eultivation Star Cough Cure, willby sending a two-cent stamp g ell a woman,” said the proprietor of the Coon | in Gallicia, and in its plains the immense | V) D) ! i AT P A L e i RS P and a history of 'their case, veceil ADVICE FREE, +Yog, sir,’' I 81 r se trembling. enningson whisper o e kine ay not stray ——— Yes, sir,”" I smd, my voice trembling. | yango all-sorts store, a3 he glanced ata | numerical supcriority of the Kuss Honningsanirhisnorad tonio neioushindimaysgiobgatisyiin il = g knowing this, you swear on y. v W 3 i 3 Jurier who won't | possession, and lay the foundation of 4 | French stang, that is infocte, is very an pep— s A e ba yan aonn ok yeur i ne tollowih olhed Hust ounao i dis army will assure its oventual victory, al o havo already s gourier who womt | PO et it will b difficult to oradioato, | plicablo. Mademolsclle walks, ° cats, (‘TARGDUEHG“ cords of wood¥! trous raid on a.box of matohos. though the Karpathian hme will be stub- | "y T0T GG S i A wise discretion, however, will noi | bathes, perfumes, powders, ' rou b N o 0 oy L, | man has an easier time than his w bornly defended. What Austria’s mil hom do you mean®" suud 1. 5 3 3 , i o, sir. I don't do anything of— “I'vo thought of thut a thonsand times,” | tary resources are, Iam unable to state, “That man e e is an English- LatoriosKorinaysls under u ban. | dresse t AlEarILY "“‘“"l“‘”‘:-"lllf,uf_ hos “REE YROM OPIATES AND POISON, “Hold on, sir! How do you know there | renlic ¥ tk QI ) 3 man, and that is enough.’’ B vere these not those thatinsensibly | special style. Now, Dolly, this is it ol onsaiv dlo) replied l;:‘l‘i‘ man - Gatowood, known | b we may take it for granted that she | " AU NG pped him | 16000 high aims and Tofty purposes, f | vory well it ‘they wonkd onty keep quist | SAFE. “I don't know any such thing, sir! [ “F know that 1 have s e Thon | o el e e Thn Tl k. | om the shoulder, would bo better 1o put voluntarily before | about it, but they don't. Of course they | SURE. S, ) e vife. v 1 o : ) (OSSO them such as have noinfluence other than | hardly ever tellit to men, but wherever A Lia Ivop dontt k1o, then) Just as 1 l,;-‘;‘\\‘:Il‘n\.ulz:]\"‘nlv-“: bring “,(_‘wnml :‘1::: once, without muking any eall upon her SN\ hatisiiho mittorsi {hat of entertainment thin to arouse op. | & dove party is you will o sure some PHDMfiI_ et Qe expeoted; And yot you' swore you did aplhtynigbnubl s L dRu iraRonve R L how Kus. | L8 your passport in orders” position by arbitrary vuling.” Yot this 15 | woman will b telling something to TAR CUAKLES A+ YOULLEN (0, 0ALTINORE, B, know. Swore you measured it. Infa- | il kit herself at i ow ligures will suflico to show Kus- | wygy not necessary when some of the most ac- | brighten the cyes, or make them look g B T e e et IR KIS Atieilay Wakk, Gaemy l:h“u‘rl(::l, sia's swength, > ariny, on the pene LT i Complished whiters of the day are en- | larger, to muke firn the flesh, to mcreaso ———e | le of tho 1 s estabhishment 3 of line in- | ayiy y vagred in contributing (o children's lite or deerease it, Some of the old customs e "".‘5'11«‘:‘,‘1‘[“_“!,"““"“ PREINEST F ROt ) that she won't have such a funtey, eachinr 8'batiy battalions | SN e matter is s0”'—(and here ho l?“n»n'\“nrlly“.', > by oF & !f .-'4'..,1};”‘ i | —the simplest, by the bye ‘ VN AR T R Iy - = of light infantry; riments of ¢ anl 110 circ tane SWe re- ne sueh book as Mrs. Burnett's “Littie | edly the best. (Now I am spe: from Not n word, sir--hush! T'hs jury shal J‘,.,;.J‘,l,,;_, it. ehy alry; 76 brigades of artillery, cach Luined t f wnces) Wo o | one o boole as Alek Liuens ttlo 5 [yt anusp Lron H ot be insulted by u perjurer, ) ata e o i wan who will tiavel to London g | A0 nsaon Ly & DOLILEOF “Tht's oxitotly what I'm doln, gontle: | battorios of ' guns; 42 hor W hout stopping aml without sleaping, | childish heurt ~ inspired to beautiful | n, a touch of rougs imm : di - Tiiniswhy L am' kooping bookan a | Sioh Tashyonrmy po wite had bo ghop | buttorics: s brigudos ot engineor and who will not rest until he has placed | thoughts leading to puro living, ataly undor Uho oyos, wll enlarge thom, AndL £ Well-Bred H ARy & It A and fof ater. parks of engineers, On the war foo i gt ARl i e oepen their color, and make them flash s = d Junatic asylum. oAnd “you have relieved hor of that, giments of line inf tisjebiondn Land Palmorsion's Hapd The Care of the Hands, moros bt & dush of rougo docs not m N LOVErS 01 Weli-bre mses/ 2 oho™ ; hof 1,000 men, in | Mo brave Englishman jumped up fro All the English princesses, a8 well as | all that s in the box, and 1t docs meun R FTE T I YT Wl partly; sho only has to chop the tulions and 0 rank pidhe brave Bnalisiman Janped up fE0m 10,0 queen horself, have remarkably beau: | the caroful shading off with a bit of soft TAKE NOTIC wood now, My boy has finl big enough 00 light intantry; 56,000 eav w-m{u'd Whe i the o tiful” hands, white, with rosy nails, and | linen, followmg the shape of the eye In society's dizzy, bawlldering whitl T, T WS i | Ay 50,000 : : | ) y YOUrc alway s quite cortaii 1o fad fotote tho walor. | I toll you'what's o | regimenis of Cossicks or 24,060 e e ap | this 13 said to bt result of exquisitely | Wonlen talk about. rouging the- cars - I ght to think of these | e 76 brizad artillery 3 | g A T ST . — - — Tl forty-year maiden; that gushing old wirl, S BT oers; 76 brigades of artillc - | snokk, drew his hub down *his e, | careful treatment. The hand now s yery | this is nonsense. - Whenever rouge is T P T, things teric B oof 8 guns, or | suck, drew his hut down over .his ears, |yl on® oonsiderod overywhere, indeed, | used the lobes of oare and the (1) of FOR SALE, Y ¢ took lis umbretla upder his arm, and 3 Bhe oucht to remeniber whon out monst | B e e and 78,000 mien; 42 horse artillory said: “All rigl and he rushed | and there is no reason why both boysand | the ehin should ulways be touched with gun batteries, 336 guns and 8,000 men; girls should not pay nty attentions to | i use when a woman flushes the ALL TIME, by Almout 3, 18t dam On Time foith ior snlokasing mulric or st o New ,\<rh nator John P. | ¢ corps, 8 brigs nd B2 parks | YN s an n quarter of an hour I | theirs. The American hand s more deli- [ always grow u httlo vosy RENTAL NO. 101 Alwont Lighty e tubbies can never be kittens again, | Jones, of Nevada, is spending a few days | with 26,000 men. In”all, ready for i | BA-5 4 A s than the English hand, just as our | For the eycbrows very knowing % 3, st dnin Kentucky Cont “'l‘,f'v.‘“’ 1o wisting thelr time when they | at the Hollm He is looking re- | mediate mobilisati 160,000 troops, 1o | o | e ATy ot wl joints are all iler. We are | woman rubs them wi littfe tineture 315 sired by Badsorn, he' by Alox ¥t markably well, and it is_easily to be seen | which can b army of the soo- | SL00h Gl Ehero ho wis o B ervanty | the race’horse, thoy the heavy and the | of canthurides once then with i of Alont & There’s (06 batlet it too, much waligued by | 1o the appyexprossion of bis fucw | ond Tine compost of troops of all armns | i1 s o taintise 6f | stouter animal. But American finger- | the tip of her finger an visell \ D e 10" Tt Al Lok T e préss, thut hie is aguin 1 easy cireumstances. | and numbering 607,500 men, and in case | @ BHCS Al St IR nails are not so beautiful us the Enghsi | their 8 MR TR In its bitterest eynical straing Only a short time ago he was $8,000,000 | of need, th rve army of 641,700 men, | ponbid RiE MY deuter R Faimer J ) 2 £ H ) had bitter I MO s o : ) T e S, cr-nail, which 15 a feature by iself. | also knows that tubbing the 1 WOITH, brown ‘mare, by All How the lenzth of her years aid her short- | worse off than nothing, and now he is | und the provinoial army—the equivatent | Dapds The letter 4 the desived | il nails are rosy snd shell-like, kept | will destroy the bewt 1 u ness of divss : again sovernl times & millionaire. 1o T eifiot 1 Scem 1o fill all the erities with pain! pRult LA haire, of the German Landsturm-—143 1000 A& eling to Ninga i erict elean, and cut to a rounded but slightly | her todet 5t ¢ ke « ‘ 4 By Orieattl 1019, 18t din picem to llall the crities with vt 1o | lits Just made sevoral miitions 03t of the | traops, of 1,120 battalions lovied in 1tus. | b ‘s (Favelin to Nivzara, i Awcrion, | 4yporing point in- the centre. Tho skin | olive ol th W o fac Ty, WOSWORhS dnds Heiciil e, recent increase in- California_mining | sia and Poland, and 200 battalions of | ol ity S4) B0 10,4 at the base of the nuil s carefully pushed | is « little rou yinerenso the size \yfne af the olts | hive ra phat the poor thing can’thetplooking wrys | 8t0¢k Ho has but recently returncd | 1,000 men each from tho Asiatic prov- | ™ (i LG s o b Ty ack 1o show the onyx, or little white | the bust, 3 : AT For tabbles own nover e kittens wgatn, S Qesi{ornia and says the mining ox- | jdoes: Lum ready to admit that there | (o'the carriage e8i0 &SP} it-moon. With persons who take great | every night, the proper outline ! ) filly, fon And thiey'so wasting thelr tio When thoy | oliament LAt ab fover heat, Mining | may be some exagzeration in_these esti- | Wos'o<tinden to me irom & window of re of the nail the onyx develops every | followed ] Oriental, 1t g Lady tocks i ill advaneing. - Consolidated | mates, but not wuch, and I will mention PN L i B e A y more and more. It isalways obsery- } hands. diluted with o 2 Thoro's the bactietor, also, completely passe, | ViFgInia stock that sold for #10 a montn | that they are pied as beng acour ather traln, and reacbMIRe o VISBAR | & ols in s woll-kop ish inger-nafl For a feverish by shie uses afow drops X o Arab by Wiio imcessanily 11ays bt gallunts ago is now quoted at $30. *AWhile we | by Germany, who is always. adiir 1. ltaoklt and read: “Mr. Hoger | Sy o’y f fio hand in | of camphor it s of waler a8 NV altntier Cjrs e by i yalace o sk aidanni way o taking out w good deal of, mineral, ! | informed us to tho situation of ber b e e et | England, particularly in Londan, where , while if her noso s red § partioutars, d ken 810 X 3 %t U A 1l8 L L0ALHC UG 04 | hand, so that young givls sometimes small the camphor s in 2D b e o s mow reachad fhe sweet by and by | EVEEY class of peoplo out there-are given | That Russia means. business 18 abso- | JiM: but hever heard anythiug more of rod K to F al 3 ED. R]-'-EJ)) e B Tyt v wear dog-skin gloves or preps wch and she Where tabbies can never be kittens again, Lo ~Y‘.u.}«]~||-<1 ulation, and tho rovival in | lutely certain, and, if Austria opposes him afterwards, Wt night to soften the hand. | food for a little wi e T TP TR i ATTS And they're wasting thelr thuo when they | Miling s st thom wild, it was gon: | Russiw's schemos in the Bulkan peninsul - et ine and rosewater, cold cream, and | The professor of the cauty i ints Ky ' vl Sraly suppoued fhat ihe Coisolidated | Au st bear | the consegen au s A A g0 Mhadllp. - the hand with almond vowder | never aivised carly rising GHANA, NEIB, 4 — een exhiusted efore i lone; she way have some help fron - wa incinnati spec- e i ed to abroad for beautitying | the eariy bivd one i Phe nboy e stock ca 1 at any tie, on Mr. Foster Didu's Hive Out. e out $300,000,000 1 couid have pur- | England, but sie has naught to baps from D aver Inio ‘Kenfuoky to look | &6 atl o ab F beaulifying | tho eart ) . Baltimore Ameriea About a year be ed 1t for $60,000, aud after that 1| the G 5 1§ | heard the sound of b Lootfs or , et colt. two hind t 10 - S £ @ hand, od utiftn ould 1 agey 8 One el . 2 B rinans, who, I repeat, have re- | 8t spring which o farmor’ claimed [ HMAE o nailis apt to dry and A | 20th 8t., Ono Block North of Lake At, fore the death of the noted Charley F could have bought 1t for $5,000. And | ceived. and. given " cartebimmche L have discovored on hs land. Suro | preat “aily. . Vaseline rubbed on th . o > AL ARSI L L MR ter, who was Lhe high Rm-‘x of spiritual- | just think, the mine only covers 1,000 200 of Tilalt s rovised azalust Franot the surface of the water was |““_ fter washing the Land a0 o 1 abn make ane el R . rhove place—All Tine 8§ ism i this country, ‘Mr. McLean, the { square feet of ground. No, mining' in | the European continent is to be divided | © with o, and ‘oil eould be | Wolla'of good to diy nawls. Itis well, if | of th R SR bairc Jf Ba el L s D owuor of the Cinchinati Enquirer, visited | Californii boen as profitablc for | between the two empires of Germany | Feed slons a creck for a mile the nails are wgly snd grow budiy caurso, the mouth must be SRS, R PR the roows of Foster, and the following | many yours iy, ICan i 6 SIMPRN A AR Well, what do you think®' querled | ghfl W', arS, WS S lion, dud squally of course f vi TR fs an abstract of thelr dixlogue: - confidentially expeoted that the storm | the furmerafter a lonz investigation ploy o mapicure for " a s | eoverlids must ' ‘ coN 15 it true, Mr. Foater, thal you can see | A wiek and easy expectoration Is pro- | will break simultancously in the oast and think you have used about | 5. o Jroit profussionads fiest buthe | Frenchwom 1 S for i UTANCe l\?b‘llt ] : A i = 1G 4 t TOrK what is to s upseen? Could You tell the | d Ly & tew doses of Dr. o, H. Me- | in the west, Lhave my doubts that we | thyee bave vetvolenmaround bere, i a Jong time in hot wates, th with the su varivus cards n a pack which I might | Le r Wine Luag Bulw, in all cases | shall see, for sometime yet, the Teutonic tahst. . scissors and kniyes clean and ¢ he atreet te liroker, Bhufle ! , sore throat or diflicuity | hocdes ob their route to Pavis. Fran Hu at sbow's haw awful sharis | G Seeniove the superfiuous sk Ly ranices Ty [ eoling Tor fafertanity will mako “““"l"m are! | didu’) aee but-une-and 3 valt ™ | FTE SRR T e - A1 . ! rgdly. always bt e et of