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Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.

A hill Is to be introduced in the Indians
sta Q leg stature to enaDw the State Uni
setsity.
Hon. William Bicknell, Of Philadelphia,
has inst added $50. 0C0 to q condition
$50. OOD, and has given a check for Sl00.
UC0 to the universally at Lewisburg, Pa.
The annu 4 report Of the superintendent
of pu lie schools fer Missouri shows that
during the year there was very little iu'
fiction Of corpor | punt. hment, allhougd
s%uspensions were quite numerous. EIpul'
sions wsre rare. Transfers were numerous
also. The health OF the pupils wa' god
and acjident. to them while attending
school were quite rare. In the ~colo'ec
schoo!s the girls preiominate over the
boys.
From the last report Of the Massachu'
sets st ,te Board of Education, just issue,
the following Is taken: THE number Of
high schools 10 the State is 22l; an increase
OF six during The year. Whole number OF
pupils 10 the high schools, 1926; an In
crease Of 1856. The number Of high school
teachers Is sos, making ten more than re.
ported last year. The number Il towns
maintaining high schools 10 202; OF this
number, 60 towns are not required BY law
to minatAip tu h schools. The fact that
30 large o number Of towns voluntarily sup.
port high schools Is important. 1t shows
that secondary instruction Is In great favor
with tho people. There are ten cities and
towns supporting more than n high
school.
From the statiatics OF illiteracy given in
the census OF 1880 II appears that the
rangs Of illiterscy among the whites of
fifteen ex.slave states Is from 8 / per centin
Maryland 1.-THE most no, thery VI the late
slAve state to S1.5 per cent In North
Carolina, and the average 20 per cent.
The range of illiteracy among the Colored
people in the sans states Is 80 0 per cent
In Missouri, to 81 6 per cent in Gsorgis,
with an average of ~ per cent for the
VII lie. In tue twenty three remaining
states-all Of them being in the north and
west the average OF ilhterscy among the
whites il o lit Q over 3 per can't, and
smong the colorei population n little over
30 per cent. Ofeg"n shows the loves,
percentage cf i'literacy among the
whites, being only 3 per cent, while that
# Rhode Island il the hishest-10 9 Per
cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
He DIDN'T.

he DlODt.
"'Whst would you do,' asked the fireman
grim,
or the scooty engineer.
As the latter turned and looked at him
With q patent self. coupling sneer;
"What would you do If you jumped the
track,
With another train in view,
And found you couldn't stop or back,
Then what dye s'pose you'd dIF
"Do!" cried the sooty engineer,
With q ok OF pluck on tosst,
"You bet your shovel I'd stay right here
And perish at my po.tl"
Aud tn hrem IN gazed with mute respect
On his chum, and fed the fame,
And wondered, II the train were wrecked,
II he would prove as game.
The engine tore the ~starless night
into long, thin shr, d, OF dark,
And marked its he ,dlong, reckless fight
With IN my a blazing spark;
And the engineer on hi, locker perched,
l. ,oked down on his hu nble friend,
Until on q switch the engine lurched
And canted end DER emo!
And there in the broken, steaming wreck,
The iuckless fireman lay,
With q badly dislocated neck
And q general 10 )k Of decay,
And the passengers gsZed upon the smash,
Where the ditch and the engine bumped,
To nee the engineer all bash,
Bnt they oidn't-he had jumped! hiN
brakes Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
PEPPERMINT DROPS.

It IL A great consolation TO see . plumber
compelled 10 buy something h . retail
orug store.-Phils. Times.
The old proyerb, where there'sa will
there's a vay." has been revised to euit the
situation. II now reads, when there's .
bill we're away"
An exchange discusses The penalty we
psy for having wealth IL Is very ais
coursging no doubtj but give US the wealth,
aud we will willingly pay the penalty
Norristown Herald.
Colds are now very fashionable, but
there is no fixed rule as to how they shall
be worn. Sjre wear them in the head,
others in the chest, and some even have
them in the throat.
publish nv biograr hyl" said the car.
di1ate FIR Office to tho newspaper man;
"by Judas S%csriot, IL you say a word about
my past life till after election LII assatsi.
n ,tc you!"-Boston Post.
A fan mad. Of bank notes was the re.
fire., hing gift made ~ Q Methodist pastor
at Newark, N. j., the other evening This
method Of r%aising the wind should be adop-
ted at all donation partles.
A young man who wanted to teach school
in Kansas cou.d not tell horizontal from
perpendicular, blu. the committee, over.
looked that, as the members had been that
way tbemselve'. Beaten Post.
Buckwheat Ia shsmeiully aiultersted
this winter. l. makes the cakes rather
mild just now, it Is true, but then you
won't have to stop on the street and scratch
your back against the hitching posto next
spring.
A part of the army OF least picks up O
job n and then. A western paper says
that the music for o Sunday night bell 64ht
in Arizona was p divided ~ the ban OF q
United States cavalry regiment. Detroit
Free Press.
Some genius hiss invented q machiue to
play piar os. This will fill q long.felt
site sex are in the parlor in the evening.
the old lady don't begin to saunter 10 until
the piano sto ~.
The very meanest boy In existence saw
. msn In the act OF slipping down, and
yelled to him: There's n egg In your
hip-pocketi" The slipping man didn't
have time tn reflect that the statement was
not true, but the frantic Efforts he made
to save himself were terrible to witness
Boston Post.
While the guards are being doubled
around the palace Of the sultan, and the
most expe rienccd safe builders are EN-.
ployed in constructing q bed chamter Of
chilled iron for the car that cannot be
opened without q knowledge Of the com.
binAtion, the crafty ing news comes that
the governors guard OF OHIO Is to be dis.
banded. How tranquil and secure is the
life Of an American pptentate beside that
of foreign ruler! CHM. Sat. Night.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
TEE BAD AND WORTHLESS

Are never initiated or c~ounterte,ted.
This is especially true of q family
medicine, and it is positive proof that
the remedy initiated is Of the highest
value. AS soon as it had been tested
and proved by the whole world that
Hop Bitters was the purest, best and
most valuable family medicine on
earth, many limitations sprung up and
began to steal the notices In which
the press and people of the countr,
had expressed the merits of H. B.,
and In every way trying to induce suf.
fering invalids 20 use their stuff In.
stead, expecting to make money on
the credit and good name of II. B,
Many others started nostrums put up
In similar style to H. B., with vari.
ously devised names In which the
word "Hop" or "Hops" were used In
away to induce people to believe they
yer the same as Hop Bitters. AL
such pretended remedies or cures, NO
matter what their style or nsmo IL,
and ESPECIALLY those with the word
Shop" or "Hops" In their name or il
any way connected with them or their
name, are limitations or counterfeits.
Beware Of them. Touch none Of
them. Use nothing but genuine HoI
Bitters, with a bunch or cluster O.
green Hops on the white label. Trusi
nothing else. Druggists and dealers
are warned against dealing In imita
tions or o~ouptarfeits.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03

bands Of very fine cbinchiils fur. A sec.
ond wrap, made by the same e m and yet
on exhibition, IL Of dark lau,el.greep velvet
In dolmsu share, lined tn pslest gold
color, and edged with dark ostrich feather
trimming.
The tunic o, scarf TO the dress-skirt Is
| shorter than IL has been worn of late, GOV.
ering the upper part Of the skirt only, and
draping In the back in poufs, more or less
dropping, but sho wing n greater portion of
the trimmed skirt than formerly. OF
course this style Il draping Is suitable only
to skirts cut short.
Another new style In French giants Ia
called the Ctomwellisn gauntlet. The
stiff upper part cDvers Il witt and lower
halt OF the arm, this protec ing 1t from
cold. The stif gloves worn by the Lord
Protector are counterfeit,d as nearly rs
| possible in the modern gauntlet; but fash
ions Of this kind r qui e n c. rtsin amount
| Of chic to carry them fl with apIo nb.
With the quaint cross. stitch lled Rus
| sian embroidery, now 10 popular, marking
Of every kind is very fashionable. Some
hne sheet ard PILLOW linen lately added to
a trOusseau y q p sitiye bride, have tie
mon gram worked on the edge Of each slip
aud sheet in colored cott0ns to match the
prevailing tints Of the sc ve'sl rooms they
ste intended to sdorn. Very long spindle
shaped letters are co lsiGered most ,cprre,t
for bed and tatle linen, form legs bright
d ltcb If color wherever teen.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
I'M

A man with q cold in lis head does not
NEED u prayer rug to biing him to his
sne' re.
The Car is to hsvsa big church festival.
He should avoid .inS near a list # its
E Ulcers and sec that the church oyster is
no. poisoned.
Liberalism Is creeping into all the
c%hurchet; hut the poor preachers notice
that 1t has not yet struck the contribution
box.-N.w Orleans Picayune.
The prayer az the daily opening Of the
res, i'm OF the New YorR Sta,e Assembly
costs just So, which SEEMS extravaganza.
~ it Is imposs BILE tn discover SO worth OF
goodness in the body. Boston Post,
"Wbat do you hiuk l had teeter preach
abou'?' asked the new minister, and the
old Deacon tcratchei his head and replied
"Waal, II you preach about twenty min
utes l think you'll tech our people jest
right"
A dry deacon: Lightning struck o con.
%tribution plate in, q western church just
as n deacon was passing it around.
This IL the frat time anything has struck
this plate for three months" said the dea.
con, ihoughtfully.
At q recent church entertainment In
Haverhill. Mass, fifty you'g ladies sang
what Shall the Harvest b.? :" II haver.
hi ! girls are up to the average the harvest
will De about forty-tive y ung men, Eve
oil maids, eight divorce suits, and an o.
casionsl scandal.
eyes, tir," said the Deadwood man
"PaIson Round, is q saint. He's always
ready to sacrifice himself. He threw down
q straight flush hand the other NIGHT to 90
and pray with . dying m IN who sent for
him. l csll that true martyrdom Phil.
adelphia Times.
An announcement in the Tombstone
(Arizona) T. Jital h reads: ION Saturday
evening, the 20.h inst, . grand dramatic
and musical entertainment will be given at
III tie in ball for the benefit OF the Meth
odist and Presbyterian churches. The
third act OF Caste will be given; also the
mad scene from Article AZ tho whole to
conclude with refresm hts and dancing"
II ssy, father" observed an irreverent
pas enger on a fer yhoSt to q good priest
whose mule was oisplayiog signs OF un.
easlntss rs the barK pushed Of, ''y1ur
mule seems unessy." "My son." said the
priest. with mild reproof, "some of these
days when you find yourself with on y O
thin plank between yourself and eternity,
a halter around your neck and a priest
patting you on the shoulder you'll be a
great sight uneasier'n this ere mule"
AT a recent church festival In Milwau-
kee, q man found a lonely oyster in bis
soup, and ostent ~,tiously held 1t upon his
spoon, thereby inducing others to invest n
the deceptive fluid. 1t has since been dis.
covered that the man was what sinful and
worldly people call a capper, and was EN-.
pl!oysd by the church people to pretend to
discover oysters ana thus entrap the IN.
wary. The oyster l. supposed to have
been borrowed for the occasion. Texas
Slftings.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
CONNUBIALITIBS

Mr.. Il. +. Gaylord and wife, Of Cleye.
land, o., celebrated the siIti.th anniyer.
'ary OF their marriage on Tuesday.
1t has now become fashionable In east.
ern cities to be married as early as O O'clock
in the morning. This makes II almost
certain that the bride will get her hat and
CLOAK on In tint for the evening train.
An unexpectedtoffer of marriage IN n
Michigan girl brought on q fatal q tack of
heart dis ,ase. Ladies' who have meyer had
an offer-if there be any - will be glad 10
know OF the peril they have escaped-Bos.
ton Transcript.
According to q telegram from Raleigh
1T Is authoritatively announced that Sen.
Ator David Davis and Miss A. T.. Burr
VIII be married at the lady's bone, near
Fayetteville, n, c., Immediately after
congress acjourns."
A young man who was Engaged to be
married borrowed money Il his intended
mothe'in-law to purchase a license, anc
used 1t to marry the daughter of another
IN II Is needless TO state that b,
was an Ohio man.
The Rev. Father Mulholland, of New
Haven, Conn, refuses TO perform the mar
rage ceremony hereafter after sunset. ii,
says: when a marriage takes place at st
Francis in the evening u large crowd In
variAbly assemblies with tin horns, Il,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
MUSICAL AN } M

Campanipi, Del Buente, VALERIE, and
Nilsson will certainly sing with Abbey
,xt year.
1t is stated that Patti received sc, OO0 for
one performance In the Messiah at Cincin.
natl u ear ago.
The next opera season in New York will
consist OF fifteen performances, and will
begin March 18th.
Mr.. Mckee E.anbiu 1t is aai !, intend, to
assume the dual part in "The .Cor.ican
Brothers" at an early date.
Gounod's "Faust" has lately been pro-
duced in Russian, with great success Il, at
the National opera OF st. Petersbus.
Mrs. Mckee Rankin is so broken in
heslth that she has been ooligei to retire
temporarily from the stage in ordsr to re.
cuper ate.
The Cincinnati Opera Festival was in.
au0u' ated on Tuesday, with Patti in
"Trav alta The audience numbered be.
tween 5000 and 5000.
The Roman rabble in the Forthcoming
production of "Juliu, Ca al" OF the On.
~cinDati festival il to be 100 strong - al
least to say the managers.
Messrs. Abbey & Schoeffel have pur.
chased the Park Theatre and InternatiopAl
Hotel property. Washington n Get, Bos'
ton, for something like $500. O00s
Herr Wilhelm Taubert has retired from
the conductorehIp Of the Symphony Con.
certs of the Royal Orchestra at Berlin, O
post which he has held for iosty years.
The first performance Of THE Redemp'
tion" in Boston Was q success, although
the orchestra vas sadly missed. Theodore
Thomas has beeo paid 81. 600 by the Han
del and Haydn Society for the right t.
perform it in Boston.
There Is q possibility that young Mrs.
Winthrop" the play which ia now running
so successfully at the Madison Square
Theatre, New York, may be produced next
season at the st. James Theatre, London,
with Mrs. Lipgard as Mrs Dick.
The lapguishment of the old italian
opera Is strikingly apparent in the recent
statistical returns Of performances at the
Royal Opera House, Berlin, from its re.
opening on August 23d to December 3l.t
During that time the performance mum
bered los, consisting Of forty.two operas
by t~wenty.three diff srent composers.
Mr.. Lester Wallack will take possession
Of hi. old theatre on Broadway and Thir.
teeoth street, New York, on the To- Of
March, Mr.. Neuendorf going out. On the
Goth of that month he will bring out Mr..
Dion Boucicault as Q star in his new Iri.h
play "The~ Omsdhaun," which Is to be done
fret at tn, Boston Museum during Bouci.
caults present engagement there. Com.
pletely new scenery will be painted for the
play and some renovations will be made in
the interior Of the theatre. which now has
an odor Of stale beer and sauerkraut.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03

*No lady Of refinement likes to re.
sort to supeifi ,ial devices to supply a
becoming ssmblancs OF her former
beauty. 1t is health alone that kindles
the fire that lights the countenance and
brings back the fresh tints of the apple
blossoms to the faded cheek. If any.
thing on earth will do this 1t Is Mrs.
lydia K Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, which has already brought
health to multitudes with whom all
| other means had failed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
TIE DAILY BEE--OMAHA SATURDAY, FEBRUARY

pane, and all the long list Of appliances
calculated to create discordspt noi,es. Ibis
Ia considered absolute essential. Some
people think II IL funny. 1 don't.
When . California man sees mo cards'
at the end Of . married notice Of q friend,
he remarks tn 1t that girl has put some Of
her pious notions into Jim's he'd, but
bell set yer the n after he has been mar
ried awhile. IS ,merville journal.
Miss Marry Walker, step.daughter q
Attorney eneral Benz amin Harris Brew.
ster, will b, married OF Tuesdsv evening
Of next week to Mr.. X. j. w. Koons. in
Washington. Mr.. Allan Arthur, son Of
the president, will be one Of the usbers,
and there will he ten bri iesmaids, dres ed
two in b'u', two in green, two In violet,
two In pink, and Two In white.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
Buckun's AruIca Sslve,

The BEsT SALvH In the world tor CUT,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rhsum, Re.
YER Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chi
blains, Corns, and all skin eruptions, and
positively cures piles. 1t Ia guaranteed 70
give Satisfaction m, uey refunded.
Price, rs cents per CT. for sale BY @.
v QoodmArs
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
What He Took

stake back the heart thou gavest mel"
She said, Is through the door
Her father pushed the juvenile
She'd vowed to love before.
He took the heart, and ~ he passed
A hAt-raok In the hall.
He took, beti les, an overcoat,
Two 'Derb, 8" and . shawl
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
Frisky Freddy.

Frisky Freddy.
Frisky Freddy
Says he's ready
For to fight . bloody duel;
Lovely "Lilly"
Thinks It's silly,
Besides being lawful oruel.S
Tickle Freddy,
SO unsteady,
You should soon your anger tether;
Lest some thug or
Sand.ba9 slugger
Strike, on senseles, with q feather.
NV York Commercial.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
POETRY OF THE TIMHs.
Stern Reality.

It did her soul with Joy ~convulse,
The eve he grabbed her by the pulse;
But then IL didn't make her pout
To see her father hurry out,
And that Z und lover self ,ly root
Around upon his cowhide boot.
Puck.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
COL. l.. r. FOSrER.

youngstown, Ohio, May 20, 1880.
r7Dp. B, J. KENDALL b Col had O. very valut
iHls Hambletonian colt that prisad very highl,
de had q largo bone spawn on one Joint and /:
small one on the other which made him veT,
lame; 1 had him under the charge OF two vetei
mary surgeons which failed TO cure him.. ! VA
one day reading the advertisement Of Kendall
SPAWN Cure In this Chicago Express, determine,
ct once 10 try 10 and got our cruggists here y
send forit, and they ordered three bottles; i tool
all aud l thought I would give 10 . Thorough
trial., I used IL according TO directions and ths
fourth day tho colt ceased 10 be smo and tn,
Jumps have disappeared. used but ono bottl
and the colts limbs are 40 free oil lumpe and d,
smooth as ANY horse In the state He Is entirs
ly cured. The cure was 30 remarkable tbs
have lettwo OF my neighbors have the rsmhi'
Ing two bottles who are now usinglk
Very respectfully,
L, T. FOSTER
Sand for Illustrated circular giving positi.,
proof. Price 81. An Druggists have 10 or cur
get 10 for you. Or, E.J. Kendall d Co. Pr
p~rletoTs, EnosbuRgh Falls, VI.
SOLD HY ALL DRUGGISTS
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Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
A Lady Cured Of Rheumatism.

Baltimore, Md, May 7, 1880.
My health was much shattered by
Rheumatism when | commenced
taking Browns Iron Bitters, and l
scarcely had strength enough to at
tend to my daily household duties.
am now using the third bottle and l
am regaining strength daily, and I
eheerfully recommend it to all.
cannot say too much in praise
Of IL. Mrs. MARY Z. BRAsHEAs,
i73 Freshman St
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-03
Kidney Disease Cured,

Christiansburg, Va, 1881.
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which | could get no relief. 1
tried Browns Iron Bitters, which
cured me completely. a child Of
mine. recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite aud did not seem to
be able to eat at ALL 1gave him Iron
Bitters with the happiest results.
J. KYLE MONTAGUE
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-24
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A Cook HUNTERS WIFE.-A minister
lsboring in the mountain districts of Fa-
yette county, w. Va, gives the following
conversation he had there with woman
recently: " Is your husband at home %
" No, he's coon hunting. He killed
two whopping big coons last Sunday" :"
" Does he fear the Lord ?" 81 guess
ne does. cause he always takes
his gun with him." "Have you any Pres.
byterians around here ?. 81 don't know
If he has killed any or not. You can go
behind the house and look at the piles of
hides to see if you can fad any of their
skins. " l see by your conversation you
are living in the dark % Yes; but my
husband is going to cut out window
soon. II Buffalo Express.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-24
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MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age OF thirty to sixty who
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In q manner the patient cannot account for. On
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Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-24

Society," Dimness of Vision, Noises the Head the
vital fluid passing unobseryed in the urine, and
many other diseases thas ad to insanity and death
DR. MENTEE, who is a regular physician grad
uste Of the University Of Pennsylvania, will agree
70 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for case OF
this kind the VITAL RES TORATIyE (under his
special advice and 6rsatment will not cure or for
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