The Columbus journal., 1897-04-21

WI It00 ~ % IN 0O001U0 61OU1O u
Grand Island, vss rsportsd in vsey poor
health Let vssk, and his danghtsr, Nm
llcAllisesc. went up 70 The Home Toes
day 70 visit him. The veteran = moro
than seventy ysass old. and ~ onee in
The regular English army. He has zen
lie in . good many phasaA and has
many good qualitisa
IThsee int any doubt but tie Sal
vatioa Army j. doing . great good in
this country. It seems to I'm JoU1HAL
that they srs doing . hns Of work that
needs to b done BY some organisation,
individual Improvement By means q
effort On the part oe individuals to b
Improved. One person cannot really do
work of another any moro than b can
do tho eating Of another. EndeavoFing
to cover too much territory results in
failure, nine times out OF ten.
-Aooris Healing Liniment il crsating
the greatest sensation (amonsst The
people Of Platte county, Of al pest
known linimsnts. It u unequalsd for
it healing powers for vire outs and Ill
sores for both human and animal flesh.
0tillman 4 Co, druggists have tho ex-
elusive agency for Columbus Drug.
eists Of other towns please notice that
first applying can secure the exclusive
agency Tor your locality. Address the
manufactures, VIM. D.. Acor L Co, Ffe-
mont, Nsbr., p. O. box 357. 1
Spelling il coming into vogue again,
and one Of tho forms Of trial i to take .
sentence, and have ono person write the
whole Of it. Test your ability On the
following:
1T u IN agreeable sight to perceive
The unparalleled embarrassment Of IN
haraaDed peddler, attempting to guags
tho symmetry Of . peeled onion, which .
Gibyl he's stabbed with Q poniard, 10
gardless Of tho innuendoes Of the lilies
OF Q c~arnelian hua."
You will find very few who can write
it correctly the first attempt.
Saturday evening - John Pollock,
Dave Chestnutwood and Charles Pear
sail were coming home from q fishing
near Hughs' Office the old
horse concluded he would scare at .
engine, turned suddenly round
and it is not known whether Pollock and
Chestnutwood jumped out or were
OUTPUT they were surely out.
Pearsall was thrown out on his stomach
and dragged for about fifteen feet, but
he held on, and succeeded in stopping
the horse. One wheel was mashed and
IN axle sprung.
Rev. James II. Davis, an evangelist
from Lincoln, began Sunday q series Of
meetings at the Baptist church. Those
Who heard his sermons Sunday were
very much pleased with his earnest man.
ner, and with the practical di~rectness Of
his talk. Every afternoon this weak, he
will conduct bible lessons between four
and i've O'Clock; on Saturday afternoon
1t that hour, an illustrated sermon for
boys and girls especially, but to which
Ill are cordially invited. Preaching
every evening this week. Mrs. Wier IL
expected to lead in the singing.
Tho inquest held to determine the
cause OF the death Of Herman Loseke,
Who hanged himself Sunday week in
county, disclosed that the act was
BY his own hands, tho only cause dis
covered being that he belonged to q
three Of whom had died of can
cee OF the stomach, and wa himself
under medical treatment and thought
The same to be his ailment. Mr.. Loseke
was about IS years Of age, q man Of
and splendid reputation, never
had trouble Of any sort with his
He was worth about $4,000.
%. II. Aldrich met With quite q loss
yesterday morning, his trotting mare
Belle Wells, holding q record Of 2:174,
which he had sent over to Red Oak, Ia,
Tor track training, dying. He knew the
marc VA not well, and Tuesday sent
Dr.. Sprague over from here to look after
her, but yesterday morning received q
telegram from him that tho mare was
dead. She VA considered one Of the
best Of her record on the western race
and O. Nj. Aldrich held no in
Iurance policy upon her the loss is quite
, heavy one. Had she lived she would
no doubt have made . moro brilliant
record for herself this season than that
II last year.-David City News.
We clip the following dispatch from
St. Edward to the State Journal under
date Of April II: "Last night about 9
Mn. Dr.. Britell fell on the street
md died in about twenty minutes. She
Vas taken to Dr.. Flory's Office when
Inst discovered, but nothing could be
done to save. her life. Dr.. Britell was
at the time, but although . mes
Denger ~ sent for him, he did not
arrive till too late to find her alive. Her
,oina Harpv Rr;tal1 ~ Ho1u~hus and 0ra l