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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15

THE Two HEADED EAGLE.--The origin of
the device OF the eagle on national and rOyal
banners may be traced to very early times.
1t " as the ensign of the ancient kings of Per-
STA and Babylon. The Romans adopted MANY
other figures on their camp standards: but
MariuS (B. &. l02l made the eagle alone the
ensign OF the leglonS, and confined the other
figures to the cohorts. From the Romans the
FRENCH under the empire, adopted the eagle
The emperOrS Of the western Roman empire
used black eagle those of the east a golden
one. The sign of the golden eagle met with in
taVernS Is In alluSlOn TO the emperOrS of the
east. since the time OF the Romans almost
every state that has assumed the designation of
an empire has taken the eagle for its ensign
Austria, Prussia, Russia. Poland. and France
allfook the eagle. The two-headed eagle sig
MINES double empire. The emperorS of Aus
TIA, who claim to be considered the success
Sors OF the Caesars of Rome, use the double
headed eagle, which is the eagle of the eastern
emperOlS with that of the western typifying
the Holy Holy Roman Empire" of which the
emperOfS OF the Germany (now merged in the
house of Austria) considered themselves as
the representatives. Charlemagne was the
first to use it, for when he became master of
The whole OF the German empire he added the
second head TO the eagle, A. ID. SJ2, to denote
that the emperorS of Rome and Germany were
united in him. As it is among birds the king
and being the emblem of noble nature from
its strength of wing. and eye, and courage.
and also OF conscious strength and innate
power, the eagle has been universally pre-
ferred as the continental emblem of Soper-
eighty. Ofthe different eagles of heraldry the
black eagle is considered the most noble
especially when blazoned on a golden shield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15

TNkISTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
l. PROVED REAL EsrATE ON SOUTH
EATS EAST CORNER Of NINTH AND G
Of a LOT With A NEW THREE
STCRY BRICK AND FRAME AND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15

THE NAILs.-Judss Prenriss @ rtines: UDr
II SCHSLTZE cured mine ID years ago Thon,
sands Ike of painless cases OF bpnIo "a, corns
nd ers, chllbains, rheumatic OF sWol an joinLs a.
Once: @S Pennsylvania avenue, up stairs. Lafi a
end children attended - usual CAll = TOO Ase al
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yMthfwl Awtcjtes.

James xeis. aged i3, son III J..
Il. Xeis. a farmer In Allen county, Ind.
committed suici,le by hanging himself
with piece VI ron from q beam In his
fathers barn. The only canse assigned
In That he had been accused III stealing
n lead pencil from store ANIL threat.
enc.l with arrest.
Nancy Lac, aged ~, committed
snicide nj Iloonyille, Warwick county,
Ind, hy taking n traspOonfnl III NOR.
phine. On ihe 18th VI January her
innst intimate friend. Mrs. Fanny Dil.
lineham. committed suicide, after being
married few weeks. nn account ~ dif.
isnlties with hrr moiI,er.in law. Mi.~
I.ee hnI ever rinre brtn depressed in
spirits. Mn left several lcltcra ~ her
parents stating Tint shc hMi taken NOR.
pbine, requesting ~ b. buried beside
her friend, Fanny Dillingham;, Wnl for
tham ~ visit Trrre Hantn null attend 4
rpiritnaltst nennce, promising ~ appear
with her friend.
The bMly VI young and beautiful
woman, dressed In 4 male attire, wMs r..
equity discovered In \ water. hole, moi
far from Rockford, III. The Coroner
held Nh inquest on tle corpse, aud II
was found tint the young girl wss Ml2N
Ella Schultz, adopted daughter u II. q.
lsuell, wealthy iarmer II Hebron, III.
who disappeared mysierionsly from her
hume al,otit seven weeks previous. The
girl VIVA about IN years NJ age, intrlii.
gent, Int .lerpondent NJ times. When
found sir wKN dressed In q hcMvy smit al
yontl, y clothing md rubber boots. II
In snpIpsal thai ri,c intended " rmu
away from hume. and tl,ni, becoming
discouraged and .lasponicnt. she com
mittrl Aniei,le Hhr Ind out her hair
wi.iel, VIVA found .ecrrtesl In 4 pocket 81
her coal. Verdict, suicide.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-15

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IT, .emsa 80 $3.50 WIT wFwAA w. Al
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IN hss1 sssssTe sal4ws.s seu ssnA ~
srase ~.wful. Msss1s ttasts, IN M TN
srsv Aui II ~ss shsa ] ii Asa shs ssiA
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lAuyhssi msss.issrsussis again,
What 4 rsstalsis slsisss sssn mr.. I
hr answered, Inseshs In ths lanrh. Ansl
resehsnr snsasshiar " hrt st~ssts~nv~s
W. sAll
llus YEN mn.s ~ ranssswA NJ,
r.vv..slragsrlhr = Anh NJ r~arhs W.,
s,nts tatsyr Al his ntmA, lwItsw xIsr rvsnlsl
slaa# him, AMI Ass~T hw again anl
again.
nuh In, yra'sv getting hcyonA shs
A II 4, she sasl, haseis Dnr u Y.
ani,s rnnnEh.
"une vii ~. ~ | saprc~r will hsv,
~ W, hr answered. ~ an waiting
fnf II. =
she u,wnri her ryrr Vide,
Waiting Tor IA Haven't yon hsd
IN .lueen ~
"res may he. hui nene trrm ycu,
aOh r
"C'rssainly.s
from me.
why mt p
Ahr runiel.
/" Hat yuu love mes
M anawef.
Yen love mr. p
Ahe locked mp from nn,lcr her half
veiled cyrA, blnshine rosily.
I'll In not much 10 Ask," hr said, -,
~ lt's only thn A II q. van know"
There. then" che ssii, "thAts ths
a. VIII .cc al,ont The II md q hy.an,l.
ny, perhaps, II ron behave yourself 7
and sle giil~l from his arms again, and
siooI like laughing TRACE, full two tce.
distant.
And there ~ leave them. Hut Itarr,
waa right. Isabel, once having loved,
loved with l,cr whole sonl.
Ahr iocs nothing by hAlvcs; shs
learned the entire ALPHABET, ~ Jovc \
said Charley, speaking III II many years
after. "Hhr didn't stop, ~ namhy pam.
by women do, with The A u g."
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Alsnst si,~ te.Hsse.

OysrGM bTrvrisu. ~ Oysters for rinii.
lug turkey shonld b. bearded anil
chopped fine; little mace should be
added.
UNIVERSITY NiamT.GAr. Take hnlf 4
tumblerful N TN, with = winr.glasrfal
~ milk and AuHAr ~ taste. N wl,icl, nd,l
4 wins.GlHssfnl u brandy; beAt one egg,
And mlx.
ALnANY puscn. One wins. glnAsfnl
brandy, half wine-glss~fnl JAnaAsnA rum,
Tablespoonful ArrAek, quarter NJ 4
lemon, \ table pl.,unlul sugar, tben I'LL
thu tnmblrr with crushed ice anil winter,
mis- thoroughly, and drink through .
trAw.
SMOKY uHiMsgYa, Trouble with
smoky rlltnneys asussd ny thar being
us1d fuf two " m0rt st1ves may l,e
ayerlnl IN mssi eAses by inserting vertl.
eally In thu nlr u piece NJ Alleet iroii ~
~ ~ divide the Hue IN tl,e eeiltHv for
abo,,t Two feet Albsn TIN p0tnt where
zach pipe enters, anI tnfnlng tho bot.
tom ii tl,e sheet lfot, ni,lrr tile pipe ~
IN tp shut II completely Of from thu l,nrt
NJ thu hns i,nlow II, --NprinafieA Union.
How 4 WArKn pIrK MAY In CLEANED.
a correspondent ~ Ebresf and ,yfream
tells III n0vel msthod employed ~
cleanse = twoinel, water pipe whlel, had
become ahokesl Will, m,ld. Anlfing waA
pnssed through = hole punched IN the
tail n small vi, which WA straightwAy
put Into tin pipe. An occasional jerk
reminded the eal that II N. inanmiNnt
on him ~ .livnDce, wlhrl, III iii, arriving
N tls lower rud NJ Tim pipe with thu
string. n bnncl, VI Faps WAS tiod 10 thu
string, nnL thus tlle pipe WAS aleansed.
Cmon0LArs CAx.. --One enpfnI III hast
bmttrr, And twD cmptuls N sugar, beaten
~ a cream; 0ne ntiplul nj AWuet milk,
three aud oDe.half Gupimln III Aifted
flour, Onr hanpUonfnl II cream III tar.
tsS, Aifled In THE nonr 6ne.half ~.
spo ,nful " Msln, dissolved In very liz.
tle ilh wAtHr. tho whites u Tour Eggs
we'll bsat1n anil tlte yelks u aix, make >
ftosting with ll,u WhitAs VI tw0 riggs,
one and 0ae.hali eupfuls of powdered
sugar, sis tai,le.spoonfnls 6f grated
el,0colat1, oIle taasl,oonful VI vanilla ;
ft0st wl,en tlis eaka In warm.
IsOuNb WI. bguAns CngksEs, We
have wondered. anil II suems that s0ina.
h0ly else has wondered, TIM, why
el.eeses klionll always b. mAsle round.
W. have saan square elioren, 0i.n i00t
long mil four lnel,es hipli Hnd Wide,
welk ing ku pounds. THIS II jnsi tlle
n, lor family uM. II weighs Just
shout enough, and tim aonsninrr rAtl
l,egln u one snd and rni ~ HliGa ~
thick ~ II required. NOfrrEh snrf.ce n
exposed except tin en.l vhrrn Tho mt.
I tinR iiaA lNGnn. tl,la eau easily lM a,v.
Gred ~ that Mlrn amnnDi get ~ N, and
meanwhile TIN rheese Will MT Try ,ip. :.
RUr0i NeW iyAsr.
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The NuiiaM's liurst and Friend.

1hr urnnl Duke Nicholas proposes Vi
rnme m Rnrtl ~ Cont .nsin0ple,
urnii Duke tn nmltAn) Il0w Are
yon I've dropped In u make a friendly
cAll. I'm friendly. I'm y0nr friend.
Count mr. your FREUD. II yom don't
eount mn yonr friend. I'll put another
heAi On yon. How ARE your Come,
now. Ia ~ br frien.ls We'll Aintyo,,
going 10 le friendly, lNyt
bnltAns Your Hlgi,nasa, w nre Your
most .levofel. We eannA we'll In any.
thing rise. Do yon sxpect IL hlay long
Grand Unke~-I don't know. want
b. look aronnd and NM. Yon may have
something | want. nm yomv gurst,
your friend Dont have anything " In
with tAoae fellows. England aad Austria.
They mean yon NJ g0Nl. III pr0tec.
yon against t,en. Keep nm out ~ the
DArianeIlss. ion will, won't yoMS
bnItAn Well IInt-~.-~
Grand Duke Well Hut! Amt
your lrianlf ipu want another pound.
lng7 I'm your friend. ! licked you
jnsl for yo,lr own gorl. Will y0u kerll
llsoNe ships uut " mt
Sultan Certainly, your Royal High.
ne4s certainly. Yui mnst have II MI
your own way now.
brand Unkr~-ul u0ur2r. come d,
4 friend. wnni some money. 4
friend In nnsi II \ friend In greed. = Ncn
lb.e Hrathia.
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m ssavnri ~ inrishe. and ~ h.sl VI ls~rk.
VIZ hal rrwrvslsa rnis ltw sNsslA
~hrn W. h~Assi rtnAvh. rsnnrh, hump.
.na thrnght thr engine ~n~ I'M W. rails.
W. lasrAl! rwns~ W st~nissill, shsi MT
I'm Vii nA~ssain whAl haA hAtn~n~h. w
fsHnA thAa IN s~~Ain9 SEVERAL N th~ tcss
~rtrhrA uA tls~ tisirf~ hnd hreh thtuwn
IN l~s~rvn shr sa~tAlA, The isrn eMAs,l
IN firm, N thr ~A9sn~ hsd caught hesa,
ANIL ruled ami ctMhclrl them ur, twu nj
thtse hwvthes. IN 4 manxlvxl smHeA III hn.
maAnity. II wns MnsAr tune hvfrfv ~
rcnld estssr~sr their trnssihs. Ahushef
D~sss feilow, 4 splslirs, Who, having dime
RrNi service, wAA IN lila way husnr, had
his two lvcA rn. IN III The thigh, hs wsa
still living. This WA our III the fAAhy
frightful accnca ] wisness~l. The whole
population IL moving cn masee toward
lhr capital In a state ~ tcfruf and panic
perfectly indeecrhmble. The suffering,
misery and mortality h fearful. ChFis.
tIAh lluAsiA r.
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SWORN EVIDENCE.
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remarkable ever esv~os~d ~ Nnv s~eat.
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Jti IL personally appeared tila selI Oe0fta r.
plusmnfe, md l,AdaGAt that tha tsfvHUlbn stata.
t.lnHt w HIN slhsnIlhr1 w ftHa. lEfDFa IHH,
NTH y. THOMAS. jubilee VI tAa Posse.
Eath package eNatAius IN, fonfof1h improved
lhhAljHl Tub0 with lHli dtfaetl6ns l9F MeA III AiI
eA.sFt YfIas, ~ dD, tnf kaIa w MI WN0iHesla Ahd
tplt txfff s.,,g,g'i ~ .ss ul"s ssd ho.s.
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(Dwr Htsh Inlinslry.

During lb7g, according H. statistics
furnished the American Fish NnlinyIstA'
Association u the yalns and quantity N
lhc hsli rnugi,t. tlte oysiar trade III the
United htatrs amounted 10 ~, INN. 400.
Then came goldfish, valued vi 94,e2b..
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Itnculm's NprtmsNeia Meme.

The little brown cottage In t3pyimg.
field, I'LL, In which M. 1.ineoln iivesi
before l,e went 10 Washington, slili ~.
mains lunrly N be- left N, furniture and
al. II IN related TINT II l,Ml n hsst but
one story. and that Mira. Lincoln ~
many ysars nnavailingiy c0ssed
her Imsband ~ Saise the npof.
~ iength shr Wtsed IN opportunity
when be- waH attending aonrt ~ III III.
Joining t.wn % employ. workmen and
have ile half story aided, windows put
In, paint put on. NIL completed save
payment ii hills before his return,
Coming mp The street, I,e comprcI,enslra
thu ,itnAtion III n giAncr, Int felgning
be~illnrmrnt, anil pretending n0s VI
recognize tl,e oil place, he walked pnht
NJ II searching foT hume, tilI hss VILE
Who Was watching l,Hhiud thu xltmttrr.
called altar HIM; "AbSim Abrim
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Mn. FonsYTH plainly puls Mn sitma.
ton thn2. During The pat fcw years
there has i,Nsu 4 constant AhriuhaxN III
values. Farms, mud horses, anil CMtlls,
Ani lloNs, and grain. And labor, bOtil
skilled ANIL mnskiIlesl, I,nye deprecated
troIn III ~ U pr Nnt lsut there lah
bern M abatement III taxrA, M GORE.
spending reduction III ilt salaries N the
Legislators and public fnneti0nasies, aud
no emitting ll0wI. II The public eyps ii~u
hee taken place
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eIllog, .QIlIIls

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fhe CHICAGO and Northwestern Railway

INV UutVu&v WV Nvt tUWV0SVs tUUW0J
rMbraees under QUE management ths Ovss. Trunk
Halfway ilHes III the WEST and Northwest, and, With
IL numerous branches and ra0nsrthna, fossas the
shortest and quickest rptts betwe~n Chicago enA a
prints In IlIiinls. wisconsin, Nasthevn Mschtaan,
MInss.e,., lows, NeirssAs, California end Ne
Western Tfrritsries. lie
Omaha and California Line
/. ,ie shortest and hes, ron,e e,vesa Chicago snd
ail prints IN Northern Illinnis, ID~s, Dakota. Ne.
ssats, wyoming. colorado, ti'ah Nevada, t'sliior
MIA, Oveeni, aiilna, Jslsn Ahl Australia. lie
Chicago, 81. Panl and Mlnnsavel! Line
1. thu si.orti. between .lesRo snd ~ posnla ~
Northern Wisconsin snd MlnnnsntA, ahd fav Msdi-
soa, ~ tsnl, Minneapolis, Duluth and ~ Prints -
t.s Hffwt Northwest. IT.
Ii Crosse, Winona and 6t. petsr Line
|. .le he.t route b,t.arn 'ii.aaa. snd ~ cy"ss~
Mlnons, Itoele~ter, u~ssotna, MAnLasn, ~. Peter,
New t'iiu sud I'll paints ~ southern And Central
MlHnssOtA. In
Green Bay and Marquette Line
y tl,@ un,, linz hstweTn t'hlcA9o sMd isM~svili~,
Na'sr,a~n, Innd ~ Lar. OshInsh. Avpl.!oa tlstTa
IVY. nsf.,,s. s.f.se, M.s ....,,.. "Iss''a
Hrssport and Dubuque Line
ford. t'ss s . ..a i. pe'n'. u. issspa,' ii
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
u tIlN till lMHH HllFF WHtFl a0u ~ VIZ AuIy una
ps4.lnu istwfaH 1blesap abh Essnnt1h, l.ahs fOr.
ss., Highland lark, Wsnheusn, Hse,ne. kchoshas
and MlssHkse
Pullman Palace Drawing 1oem Cars
Arr RIM IN iii through trains NJ this roAd.
This IL tha mi, line vnnnins sbe.e eavs lsswsse
thlesso sud NJ PAUL sud Minneapolis, Chicago and
Milwaukee, GhtesRa and Winona, or Chicago Aat
fsretu Hay,
l'lose s.snnessiuns sYe made ~ ChieAxo with the
tAAs kIsnrs and Michigan Hnailffn, Mtahlaoa Cen.
tsaI Halt Inare and ubin t1tshurNh ", WAth@ eaA
thlaAAu, kAuhstss itna snd Ian Handle R0leae f0s
MI t#,ints Fs%i and Southeast, Aad With the Chlroa0
and Allun aud IIilHs% Central fnr I'll pnihlA anuth
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"lss'@N ~ y s1svS NN WIN NWttWU my
ness on her part h0 tOok courage. mil
resolved - peril MI ION the hazard oi
the die"
DULY those who have been In surh
straits illcmaelveA. hoping anil ut fear.
ing. hut fearing more than they l,ofpsl.
can know how he rpoko. liiA earnest.
ness, biz passion. made him exception.
ally eloquent, cvtn f0r himself,
Isabel listened with Il beating heart.
md with fAAt-chanRing color, III. toll
how long he hai wofshipnl her how
her col,lnsnS bad driven Him ID despair
how, belng shout ~ ~ away for ever,
l,e could not lcAvc without saying All
this, even though h. had no hope.
!" hDnic happier man, lo sai1, hi non,
elnston, "will vt touch your henr, |
shall not hate him. | love YIN too
purely for TINT Heaven bIs.. you
botl, r.
bhe male NO reply. lint, II Harry
could have Hecn her AvcstH,l faae. I,s
would have sncn that tears were In lie,
eyes. Alter awhile, however. The tears
ecasei = look ~ perfect happiness il.
rAsliAfed her cOiintsnnnae, and then 1
roguihl smile began 10 play round tlu
corners II her mouth. She stopped and
traced. once more, something In lht
sand IIut what hhr traced now wrf.
i.rgr, roman letter" the lrtser~ a
Haven't yon even word FIR me r.
Haid Harry, nftnr pa,lse. ~ haven't,
Vi least, offended yOi, r.
~ have N,tnc letters for yon, ~ you
may roe, II they will 10, shn answered.,
looking MP with 4 miArhirvouH smile,
And then MI. demnrGly finished On lhe
tail III thu u.
What did sl,c mean Enlgmatiaal ri
we're the words. thu lOsk made hIm I,eafl
b1at high. ILL., leaned toward her. hht
iii not move away. 10 pnt his arm
about her hlio oil not shrink. IN The
contrary, ahe snid. In low wI,isp.r,
"Will yo,i.- give mp goinH away, II
] aAk You 7" And hcr appealing look
VIVA rvrn moru eloquent than her words.
u will give mp my life, even he N.