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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21
THENnssINe STEP UPON THE WIND.
ING STAIR.
tFor The sunday Herald.

For The sunday Herald
The stricken years to me are passing on,
But silence stlil is ON the winding stair;
Nor can I catch a sound OF her THAT'S gone
Though mind and ear are ever list Mug there
When morn has come, and all Its glorles beam
Across the hills and DER the mountain peak,
! fOndly dream-'tls only but dream
That she will come, her old, sweet words to speak.
when shall throw It's threads OF burnish'd gold
on walks and paths travers'd so long ago
The sweetest thrin my spirit there shall hold
Is that her love At last VIII sootho my woe.
When even tide, with soft and mellow light,
SHAH glid thoclouds and CLINT the deep blue sky
MY heart shall throb, amid It's bitter blight,
That she will come and bless me ere die,
When midnight glows with many million stars,
Aud worlds are shining In their far on homc,
My soul shall leap beyond It's earthly bars
And beg OF God that she to me may come,
And e'en In sleep my soul shall finger stI
And anxious wait, with more than mlser care,
For God to send her by Ills holy win
To meet me yet upon the winding stair.
But oh, know that This can never he,
For lifted up IN fearful wrath and foam
Tho waves Of death rol'd Ger lte's troubled sea
Aud them ask, when through the clouds see
world Of Joy, not made with human hand,
II she win know me In eternity.
Aud love me truer In the better iands
wonder Il that world cT light aud love
Contains for higher Nights winding stair,
Upon whose steps her graceful form shall move
To bid me welcome In the upper air.
All, who can tcllY Perhaps some taller form
VIII I'll her heart, and she viii never miss
The faithful one, whose love and bosom warm
VIII seek her there because she's lost to this.
only know I'm on the winding stair
And wlstfu waiting for her slender feet
To fall once more like dew drops on the air,
And glvemy soul comfort, rich and sweet.
But " they never sound to me again,
AS once they did when to my soul they spoke,
In heaven, trust, n win not give her pain
To know how fond and true heart she broke.
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solar cannon of the paIais noyaI.

Strangers in Paris who have happened to
ne III the garden OF the Palals Royal at fair
day WIN nave noticed groups Of persons watching iu-
ienty ~ mol very conspicuous object in the garden
hnt an eyes seemed turned toward n. The object
wch attracts their attention Is small cannon Of
tique pattern which Is AUTOMATICALLY fired al mid
day by the arrangement OF sun-gaSs so adjusted as
10 concentrate the SUMS rays upon the printing pow
der ana produce an explosion at exact noon Refer
ring to THIS little cannon L1StTOnOmis says II dates
from greater antiquity than Is generally known, II
lhuhoeied during tile Commune, under the Empire,
during the days Of as, under Louis Philippe, under
the Restoration, during tho OF the Ct.lde r
mte, during the gulllotinea Of tie Reign OF Terror
oi the day when Camille DesmOuns harangued the
people, under Louis XVI, under Louis XIV. In his
charming "Journey from Paris To ST. Cloud, 10y
Lana and by Sea, ~ published in 1891, n eel makes
h's young tourist regulate his watch 10y H. Tho Iil-
ar ON which Is fixed stands at the point where I'm
l6il year before his death, Cardinal Rlchelleu es-
laplshed bound between the manors OF st. IIonord
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21

An unheardof feat by dog, which would
seem incredible not vouChed for several witnesses
occurred ut $3.50 Pacific street. Arthur W. Moore,
the occupant OF the premises, is having the house
painted aud for the purpose OF gaining to the
roof ladder twenty four feet in length placed
against the side Of the dwelling. Mr. Moore Is also
the owner Of dog. of which he Is extremely
proud. Tho painters had assembled the ladder yester-
day. when the animal who Is of sociabe disposition,
determined to seek their society. There was way
OF carrying this project into execution except by TAX
Ing to the ladder which the dog at once proceeded to
do. Those who witnessed the undertaking say that
he dragged himself up the perilous passage by hanging
IN the rounds with the Joints OF his fore legs support
Ing his weight with his hind legs against the lower
rungs. Once the roof attained, the animal made his
way up the steep incline 10 the peak, where he made
his presence known by licking an unconscious painter
who frightened that he nearly lost his balance
and was In Imminent danger OF falling TO the ground
beneath. When the painter regained his balance Of
and equanmy OF mind, he ut once clutched the
friendly brute and descended with him TO the ground,
where the ladder climbing Guadruped was received
with spontaneous expressions of admiration. San
FrIDciSrO rbrOujcIe.
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Solar Energy ana Arctic Forests.

In connection with the recent discussions
on solar energy, II has been lately noted by NJ. Rey
de MOrande, In the Paris Academy, that fossil
botany has given new extension to Laplace's hypos
thesis OF gradual contraction OF the sun The ex-
tensive cOai-beds found In Polar regions appear ia
show that these latter at one time received nearly
much OF The solar Hight and heat regions
So long rs the sun was Of such diameter to heat
and Hight the two poles there great uniformity
In our planets vegetation hut about the CenOmanan
epoch a. the Cretaceous) this state OF things ceases
rather rapidly. Plants with caducous leaves appear
FIRST In northern regions and gradually spread south
ward, combining arbOrescent ferns and other primitive
plants to an ever narrowing equatorial zone. In the
Polar regions, moreover. vegetation disappears.
These facts, according to NJ. Rey-foowing DR..
Blandet-are explained by the gradual contraction OF
tho SUM- but remain inexplicable by the simple hypo
thesis OF gradual cooling OF the earth.
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AIIAshamed 10 Pick L, Up.

Every seat in the cabin of Fulton ferry
boat was occupied. and many persons stood in the
narrow passageway. Fifty persons must have seen
the bright new nickel that lay inyitingly In the
middle OF the floor. but nobody picked 1t up. A
Young woman would have done so. but her COM
tended not to have seen It. IL could hardly have
escaped The eye OF small boy who whisled all the
way across the river. but he was bashfuJ. else
feared that II was nailed to the floor. When the
boat entered the New York slip the passengers
walked over the nickel as they went out. Some had
yearning expression OF countenance, but did not
yield. Two men remained In the cabin. One
stopped picked mp the Nickel and deposited It In his
vest pocket. - told you how IL would he, Z" he
said to tho other. ~ knew no one would touch 1t.
Drinks are on you ~. Y. Sun.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21

Unbidden guests are often welcomest
when they are gOuo.n disease is an unbldden
guest which Kidney Wort amost Invariably shows
the door, Here lisa case In point; Mother has
recovered, - wrote an Illinois girl To her Eastern
relatives. 'She took hltiers for long time but
without any good. SO when she heard OF the virtues
OF Kidney Wort she got box and II completely cured
her. 30 that she can do as much work now as she
could before we moved West Since she got well
every ono about her is taking IT,.
Translated from the OamiJw; Professor
Meier, where Is your manuscript p Meier" l
beleve you have IL there In tho hand Professor
$50? When have you II then wrttenYn Meier
'sunday morning at tho breakfast--or rather
directly aftor. ProfessOT-'I hero but no work
WIN you yourself conynooy The sheet Is empty y,
Meer-"T Thunder weather Then have / out of
mistake instead of In the Ink glass IN tho milk glass
dipped 80
Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic imparts
strength to body and mind Take no other. OF
druggists.
Glenn's sulphur Soap cures obnoxious
diseases OF the skin.
If you have diseased lungs, take Hale'i
Honey Of Horehonnd and Tar.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21
LITTLE All SID.


Little An SID
Wasa Christian KID
cute little cuss, you'd declare
Ana nose that beonn
Right IN At the roots OF his hair
Jolly ana lat
was TINS irolcsome brat
~ nc played thfough the long summer day.
Aslls father used to
In Chinaland, far, far away,
once o'et q lawn
That An Sid played upon
bumblo-bee new In tho spring.
'Meilcan buttehy ~
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21

Mr.. w. 4. Clark, resident of Philadel-
pha, has in the past eight years into the posses
sion OF three fortunes without any effort. lie re-
marked to reporters "You seq ! have known a
great many people who have drawn large amounts
from the Louisiana state Lottery, and, knowing that
It's dealings were fways fair, concluded TO try my
hand. In the Centennial year | purchased q ticket,
aud that drew o., 900, which was paid To me In due
season. bought tickets In the drawings after this,
and In one year from my FIRST strike drew $500.
sent 81 To NJ. A. Dauphln, New orleans La, for
the twO.nfths Of whole ticket IN the last November
drawing It being No. rs, 40, aud drew a. OO0 which
was twO-nfhs OF the capital prize OF $40. 900. The
agent OF the Adams Express Company paid the full
amount. This makes 81, 800 from Investments In the
Louisiana state Lottery, and shall continue TO In
vest. phiLndtLnhin Rtcord. Dsc. 9.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21
THE SORROW OF THE SEA.


day Of fading light upon the sea!
OF sea birds winging to their rocky caves.
Aud ever with lls monotone 10 me.
The sorrow Of the waves.
They leap and lash among the rocks and sands,
White-llppd as with guilty secret toss'd,
Forever feeling with theii toamy hands
For something they have lost.
Far out, and swaying In sweet unrest,
A boat or two gaiust the light " seen
Dipping their sides within the liquid breast
OF waters dark and green.
Aud further still. where sea and sky have klss'd,
There falls as 10 from heaven own threshold ligh
Upon faint hills that, half enswathed In mist
Walt tor the coming ught
But still, though all this life and motion meet,
My thoughts are wingless and lie dead In me-
or dimly stir to any at my feet
The sorrow OF the sea. Good Words.
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iowa boys HeroIsrn.

Necessity often proves the value OF q man
but we never read heard OF better nerve than thai
displayed by the little hight Operatora al Merose Iowa
who was badly injured by the Mt that place We'd
nesday night His naule Is Engler, aud We are told
his age Is not much beyond fifteen years Wednes-
day night he got ON No. rs TO ride down the road
short distance TO close switch. just how or where
II was we do not know, but the boy, while hanging on
the ear, was struck against post, by which he had
thigh broken. The blow threw the boy between the
and In falling caught his arms around the draw
bars and In that position he was dragged some dis
lance. lilo finally recovered himself sufficiently
climbed up ON the draw bars, then by the sdo ladder
on top OF tho ear where he remained TIL tho train
reached Tyrone. There, with his thigh broken aud
bleeding, he was discovered by tho tTainmen. lilo
never whlmpered IN tho least ana only remarked;
" boys, believe have had ono OF my legs broken;
! Wish you would help mo down. -Oftumtod Courier
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21
Seventh Street.
THE BAD AND WORTHLESS

are never imftated or coUHterleNed. This Is espe-
cally true OF family medicine and 1t is positive
proof that the remedy initiated is OF the highest
value. AS soon as II had been tested aud proved by
the whole world that Hop Blters the pures best,
aud most valuable family medicine earth. many
limitations sprung M and began 10 steal the notices
In which the press and people OF the country had ex-
pressed the merits of II. H., and In every way trying
to induce suffering lnvads to their stun Instead
expecting to make money on the credit and good name
Of II. -. Many others started nostrums put up In
similar style 10 II. B., with yariously devised Names
In which the word " Hopn or Chops - wero used
In way to Induce people to believe they were the
same as Hop Btters. All such pretended remedies
cures, no matter what their style or name is, and
especially those with the word "IIop - or "lIops'
In their name or IN anyway connected with them or
their name, arc limitations or cOunterGoits beware
OF them. Touch none OF them Use nothing but
genuine Hop Bltters with bunch or cluster OF green
Hops on the label. Trust nothing else. Druggists
aud dealers are warned against dealing In limitations
Counterfeits. de3l-lt
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21
PARTISAN NEWSPAPER W.T..

Special transiatons from late pnpe,s for THE suN-
my HtRALD.1
Az masquerade hall two masks were
disputlug. A blow was given.
''Nou shall give me satisfaction; here IS my
card"
81 VIII not give you mine, because am here In
cogulto."
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21
Ola md New in America.

The one main conviction which | have
carried away from my American so1OuTn Is that,
while things In the United states are palpably
of yesterday the chances that II is older than the
Thug which answers TO II ON our own side OF the
Ocean,-E. 4. FTtCHldH.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21
Honest and Liberal.

When the Hops in each bottle of Hop Bit
lers CAT tho present price. a. 25 per h. cost more
lan bottle Is sold for besides tho other costly medl-
cnos and the quality aud price kept the same we
mink II Is honest and liberal In the pIoprletors and
no one should complain on buy or use worthless stun
OF eeang bogus limitations because the price is less
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21
The pretty Innocence of a child !:

/ The pretty innocence of child
! Some one gave Miss LII this problem:
How much would ten cents n day make ut the
| end Of u week ?''
Miss lin reflected, counted on her fingers, and re.
/ piled
"sevcnty cents. ~
"vsry we'll answered." said her grand father.
"1hat entities yui to teccmpense.'
! And he gave her seventy cents.
''oh +" said LII. "h how sotty am did not
make It adolat."
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21

The rich owner of house on the Boule-
ward des Italiens died suddenly few days ago.
His concierge thus pronounced his funeral Grafton:
1.-THE old rat he opeued the door before the new
year he would have to make presents.''
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21

The owner of a country residence situated
on the banks OF the Marine announced the house for
rent
datlons.
The house Is very beautiful, ''sad the proprietor
land perfectly arranged; ten large rooms, stables
coach Houses. linen Closets kitchen, garden and gas"
And he added with an eAptesslble tonei
''And water In the house ~
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21
Don,tDie I'm the Mouse,
AMero ofThree Tales.

Trough on Rats clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-bugs illes, ants, moles, chipmunks,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21
n vas at the house of nc bride,s narentl

after the wedding. ON table exposed the costly
presents, The gentlemen We're examining thenf
SAID one OF them suddenlyi '1hese, you say, are
ne prldes presents but what does the groom get ~
ION, replied tho other, ''he gets the woman. -
First gentloman-''ls that allp Poor fellow. -
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21

Weiss Health Remover" restores
health ana ylgor cures dyspepsia Impotence sexual
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21

Studio dialogue:
"And Edward, has 1t been long since you have seen
hm9''
81 saw him yesterday; hut you do not know then ?
lie Is married.
4" Aud to whom, good God?
Gle married the little Jullette, who has posed for
him as Venus aud Diana for the last two or three
years.
at will be more economical for him.
Eyes, and italso makes him sure of having model
wife -
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21

AT All optlcians
~ WISH some eyeglasses.
- For yoursell7''
Ono. for my servant WHO is hegto''
"of what color pc
~ tell you Tie lisa negfo-some black glasses.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21
" flo you know this fellow ?"
Yes. lie Is excessively polite.n
I'rriIy 90

"rolite to suct dcgtce that no cannot pass n
gentlemnn's clothing house without bowling to the
nannikins ut the dooi. 80
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21

49,, Pixies rOOthaohe Drops cure in one min-
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21

1867 Prizes, amounting to-. ......,.... 5000 500
Application for rates to clubs should bo made only
/ 10 tie onlCe OF the Company In New orleans.
Fer further information, write clearly, giving full
address. Send orders by Express, Registered Letter,
! or Money order, addressed only to
Nd. a. DAUPRIN,
! KaIi Na.un
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21
DAVIS,
7I8 Market Space, Corner Sth street,
10 TAE PUBLIC !

We have ended the FIRST seasons business in our
New Building, and can assure friends who take
In interest In the OF our enterprise that we
have met with the most Sanguine success, and done
more business than we could possibly expect.
Encouraged by this, and knowing the wants of the
public during
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21

Heavy stomachs, bilious conditions, "Wells's
May Apple PIlls' anti bilious, catharic. 10 and CSC
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
u9r." WteDsr-
Wro,eifrt uno freiseIprONsm.

OaS sSntereiie Ser 0euti6en G6itago's
MAJ mGDreno Der nerflpiienen 9Snbe auf
Die 9erbanolun9en in Dem gro;eB gegen
,0r." 0enrp Uteper I'M @rimindlgeriht
geridtet, lpelder Glgetlagt mar, Den Ser
ll6 gelnadt SH baden, lelHe Uralt ejoa
Wtepcr ourd &ermittelulB 0tS Soblens
bGnolerS 4Seter Breg mittsls Otft aus BEN
gSege ldaffen Su lallen. Der Nngcflagte
muroe Don lS. %. O'Srien uertbeioigt,
nab reno Staat5anlpalt Stills lelblt Die
Nilflage Dertrat. &e3terer iplrocu bon
oornberein baourd Die 9dnoe gebunoeu,
bab Trau Soa Uteper ielbit nidt ais 9ne
f%ldgerin ibres WtanneS %auftrar, ipnoeru
neben benz lln9etlagten ElaB 9elornnlel
bate. Der Staatsantpult rief ic ribt ais
33cugin auf, I'M Der Ncrtbeioisung feline
OelegenDeit 81 geben, iDr 3cusnib inn
GreuSuerb0r 81 0uuiten leineS Glicntem SI
luenoen ilno Die NertDeioigulg 6ittete lid
noDl, lie ais 3eugil allftretcn SlI lalleil,
neil tic puBtc, oaB alsoanl cine Wtelge
3eIgell Der 9nftage sugelallen tperoen
mii6tert, mtl6e ilber frilbere, ldtptrlaltenoe
NuslagelI ser Srau ilber ibren Wtalll ltn>
ga6en SI MAIDEN berett lparen. Sonlit
pcrblicb alS 0auptSeuge fitr Die l~lntlage Der
1oDlcnDGnDler Yeter Sreb, iuelter Den
9anseu l9euBlidcn MorDplan in tIaren
lSorter D%arlegte. wie er ibn1 BON Dem Nnz
getlagtel oelien Aerf;eua 8reB wsroen
lnutc, clltiporfen lei, llllo Der 0ebeimpolie
si1t Suroid, wrl6er inter Der WtaSfc zines
Nerbreders itd II OaS 0ebcinuniB bate
ciuipeiben lallen. Nlt6 Die benz Sre5 bon
Sleeper gegebcnen 86iplel nit 8leiSuder
Ipicltcn cine 0auptroQe III Dem 8roSeB.
Der Qlugetlagte leu9lete aueS nit freder
Stirn. Die 8ertbeioigun9 mar IN ibrem
S6luBplaiboper i'm D0dlteu Wraoe allS>
faltcnO llllD beleioi9eno geNell f1lt ale s3el>
ael Der 9~lnflage un0 mllBtc BON Hi6ter
WarD sur Oronung 9erufen iueroet. Die
9teoe oes StaatSanipalt5 ma6te cincn
mG6tigen Ginorud auf bic 0e ldiporenell,
melde aud mabrideinlid ibr vS6ulotg"
altsgeiproden Dabel miirbclt, iueuu uidt
Der 9tid)tcr ie i~nitruirt Ddttc, ic miiBten
Den Nugetlagteu freilpredel, lpcil oaS ans
qeblib g~eplante Gcrbreden nidt III Chicago
Doer inl Staate Sainois, innocrn I'M Staatc
Colorado ausgefit6rt lDeroen lOute. Den
Snltructionen Oe5 Jtid)terS gcnld6 erfolgtc
6ann Die Sreilpre6ung. Die Dtelge i'm
@eri6tsladl uno Dor oem Veridtsgcb6loe
ipar iiber oaS Jtelultat 10 entriiitet, DUB
Or" WtcDer itdl nidt gctraute, gletd nad)
6aule sl ge6eu. @S lit mOglidl, bab Die
Nntla0c nod einmaI III anDerer Sorm auf>
geuOmnten wcrOe1 miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-29
GtGbItrt felt 1861.
SchoeIIkopf,

No. 23S-S34 DIT W0MO0Ipb: Str0ke,
spiiden Irantlin unb @sartete StraBe,
ofertrt Su ben ~biuioiten EreiIen:
GOTTEN snO0z M,o Weoff0<&GHee,
Vctuiten gritnen ano idblD0tSeW Sbee,
Vrams. G0niHa, 0bOcoI9oe Nwo Raf0o,
Como en- rte SdWeitermiI6,
S6wci3er 4tnD ermebE,
y eiiem0rieS, YerI9erite uno gaaD.
90pioc9, SAFER u. SuGi~eisen=8tlke.
yteue &tnicn, Grbicn ano 0tiine NerR.
St0I. Wt1eArnuI uRO YluocIu.
MartoT eIimebL utI0 y~ef6MehI.
GeMtidIeS 3petI d. enmMS Mno &irId1en.
60tb. ~ ii0Mmen, @irmen tM0 &>eioeIbeertRs
Neimc, Maperi6Iidlte @ewirsc.
MiirInteI, sIniS, JendbeL Imo N~ort0nOer.
Wad1bolOerberre1 InS &orbcerbIatter.
Mcbns, Geuf< ttnO GtlianteW.
Ncmcn SiencnbnHt /
ytene 4~ctrcdnete S6w6utnte (VtIse).
fSraMs 1TId)e Sb1lMpt0MoW1 Mn0 Grbien.
,,Nrornaae De Nrie'..
G0prcr0 unO gSeufdbateIer &1Ie.
Nriidlen 0tnsuefort It. Goamer &Gie.
GdDteu Mmo btef. Sdltu eiserf1ie.
StAI. RGrnteicii: Tub Utabmfdte.
NiMbur9ers, &rdtter= utto &aM0f1Ie.
Wcuc &icIer SprOtteIt nno Gto6It@.
WS0ri1trtc &anubMr9er Wou=Gdrtn0e.
WdDtc RUN. SNr0tnen 1eGt0 &0ntor.
Sior!ucatid)c &r6uter=M t d1sOteS.
Ootb0er &riiHeI &eberWurjf,
Str1Bbnrger 0anSs&eberp aIteteu,
9Seme SnISIa1o cuen.
yfcue boil. WeiIdluer Sarimae.
&iebt96 GIcildb=Grtroet.
Wcnc 6aItforuiiGc Jradte ,tO OsntaIe tw
&anuen.
9eutIGc epfnnraSer mnS @oHfraber.
Waifn1aIdlinen &oIsiGube u. OeI.
Henry SchOe1lkopT
bin f1ttup 3 Wholesale q Retail Grocer.