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\ x i VOL. II. 11••••••• PERSONS OF PROMINENCE. *J. McNeill Whistler writes of Oscse - Wilde as 'Oscar -the amiable, irresponsible, rainil- slit Oscar.\ Dr. W. A. Hammond has turned out ? novels already and says he is going to v.. e. twenty more. Fourteea United States sense -ore bay° thee sons serving them in the capacity of cominit tee clerks or pritate secretarieri. M. Pasteur's health has improved so r , •i. I seuee his arrival at Borigbein that he ntente to pass the winter there. The It uesian minister at Washington is lowed fineeent a year by his guvi cement. ; the purpose of giving entertainment'. Ex -Congressman Frank Hurd denies the report that he is going to move to New ea ani says that he will still elate; tole. In Toledo. gany laterite farmers this year raised flex for fuel, a ten of flax being considered more ''valuable for heating purposes than a ton of soft'coal. Henry Stanley does not go in much fer style. He wears an olil (Jerky LA, .y Listen overcoat, check trowsers, alai an tit I fashioned lineu cellar. Mr. A. LI. Talbot, the Kentucky gentleman who is talked of for the Austrian ntiesion, enjoys the distinction of being a real live Kentuckian who neither drinks nor sinoltes. Empress Elizabeth of Arai ;•ia, who is loo 1 of shooting, has bad Meg le tete-eel ret et • at Linz, Iseld and Ca:whet:ea. '11w se. 1,-1 empresain handling the rate is gal.l to me. Leh the the emperor, who has been for y an expert in the chase, 'rho presadent Ms had sonic intervate cheerfulness in considering the teeee and important queefiau of a new coo.. ire White House. This subject has at last Is. • disposed of. The now e0Ok is a Fratichateit. und Caine with reeomnieudations 1run D l- imoniteo and other famous restaerateurs. There has been some talk of a wechlieg tie tween the iirlacess Louise of Wale* and the Duke of Augustenberg, brother of Prince William of Prussia. He is a clever youtte, man of 33, and is the possessor of lain • estates in Silesia, [wades having an income $75,000 a year from the German govern:elem. While Lord Lensdale was in New York an Anew-it:an expressed surprise to the earl that so young a man should be intruettel with at , solute power- to appoint thirty curates to church livings in England. -Oh, I appoint forty-two carates,\ said the noble lord, \and very particular I am, too, about their moral obeascter.\ Senator Vest says ha bougbt a residenee i. Washington for tee,500; that he paid $.e00 down and borrowed ae,000 from Don Ca //1.-• rou at 3 per cent and as security gave a deed of trust on the property. Now he says the papers have accused hint of buying a meg- taficent residence in the fashionable West End for $80,000. A curious freak of the late storm is the ab- sorption of WI the water in the Elkhorn river at_eVest Point, Neb. For forty eight hours orinore the snow wasdriveu with great torte into the river above that place Mauch Coen - tide% that gradually the water was all t.1 sorbed. The same thing happened in a three elays' storm that occurred in April, 184. AMONG THE RAILROADS. Wisconsin Central earnings for the month of Novemberthereased $,20h. The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail- road company has bought the Chicago seer St Louie railroad, known BA the Ilinektey road. No less than four railroads are either build- ing toward Chatanooga, Tenn., or will be under way of construction during the coining year. Articles of Incorporation of the Chicago. Santa Fe and California railway have been Med with the recorder at Feoria, Ills. Tae capital stock is 1530,000,000. The ICienawa and Ohio Railroad company are preparing plans for machine shops to be erected in Charkaton. Ras stated that ieee 000 worth of machinery will ho purchased for the purpose. President Cleveland has declined to grant the request of Vice -President Hughitt, of the Chicago and Northwest railroad, to run a branch road through the Fort Meade military reservation in Dakota. A cable dispatch says that a syndicate of Paris aad Berlin banker e has subscribed $124,- 000,000 to build a railway connecting the Black sea with the Persian gulf. At present Turkey has only 1,100 miles of railroad, WO of which are in Turkey in Europe. The stockholders of the Cincinnati, Hamil- ton and Dayton railway have been called ay the directory to meet Jan 7, leS7, to cousider a proposition to issue $.9,e00,000 in bonds and $300,060 additional in common stock, the rwo- ceeds to be used for improved terminals in Toledo and Cincinnati, and for additional equipment, GREAT LIBRARIES OF THE WORLD. Aristotle is said to be the first known col teeter of a library, in 829.M. C. The Philadelphia library is the oldest in the rniteil States. It was founded a century awl a half ago. The Ilos; n public library was found in t\00 taxation. founded 1952 by fu es raised by city xation. It contains 4S0. volumes. The royal library of Berlin is the oldest big library on the globe. It was founded in 1061 and has 700,000 volumes. The congressional library now has 570,000 volumes, not includiog pamphlets. The new library when built will have a temerity of 3,500,000 booke. The Alexandrian library, burned by the Calioli Ostuar le the Seveialt century, is Said to have contained 700,000 volumee. The first known circulating library ie said to be that of Ste Pampliatris of Crenarea, silt° in 30121 A. D. collectail 30,000 volumee ti letel out. The largest library in the world is the bibliotheque nationals, or natio:Jai library of France. It was founded in 1757 by a want printing tax, and contains 2,ei50nuu volumes. The library of tho British museum was toweled ia 1753 by a dotuttioti of ii0k,k3 fi'0,ii 1111118 Sloan and became a great Wirer) through liberal donations (ruin subjs... ts at tho crowia It coutains 1,500,000 rettenee. SOME WELL KNOWN SHORT MEN. Jay Gould is so short that youth . * Arica trousers fit Lira. Sunset Cox is no taller than Mr lice itt, ani yet no one ever thinks of him a s ,, sma ll man. Coming Mayor Hewitt, of New Vote:, a barely five feet four. lVhen in erniveneItiett be usually has to look up. Ex Governor Waller wouhl have to stattil on his toes to reach five feet six, and yet they call him the little giant in Connecticut. , Dan Lamont has young looking eboultites and short legs. President Cleveland cr almost button Earn inside of or* of L o elms overooata after it was put on. • a• - ; • • The Pioneer Newnptsper of dreffeJavton COW) ' 4Yournst1.-Independent In PtaIitienk. FACTS WORTH KNOWING. To prevent poliehea steel from rusting after cleaning take a cloth, with a little sive..t oil tau it, awl wipe the articles over so as, 1 , but eve t:e oil the sarface. Hesse, of LeapA r , Innis that b.t eels nr • especially :labia to sailer front decayed tete le nudes tains it- by I be lodgment of the Met (rein the flour in the teeth, where it under - gees acid fernientatiou. The measuring of the candle power of a liebt is aecoinelished by comparing the shadow cast by a nel in the light of a staneard candle with the . sitrulow east by the light to be tested. By moving the latter toward or away from the net a poilit vall be reached at which the thadow cast by both lights will be of aro steno inteneity. The iutensity „of the two lights is directly proportional to the \pares of their distance.; from the shadows; L c., 'suppose the light to ho tested is three time,' the distance of the candle, its illuminat- ing power Is nine times as great. ABOUT WOMEN, Queen Victoria intends to pan Christmas In tbe Lsle of Wight. Little plaster busts of Mris. Cleveland are now for sale in Waehingtote Mrs. McKee Rankin has retired from the stage, and established herself in Detroit, The oldest old maid in the world has been discovered. Her mune is Dentate. She lives In Auch, France, and is ICU years old. The ante of Miss Sarah Bernhardt's appear- ance in Washington was to have taken piece March 14, but is now postponed till March* The wife of Senator Cameron, of Peelle- sylvania, is said to receive more itivitations to dinner than any other lady in Washing- ton. The richest unmarried woman in the 'United States is said to be Miss Catherine Wolf, of New York, who has an income of about fe500,000 a year. • Mrs. Folsom, who is staying at the presi- dent's country plaee, always keeps in her room a pistol which will Lill ist 290 yards, Her nephew Ben hat taught her Lew to use it. Miss 1Vinnie Davis will pee the holidays In New York. Her name is not -Winifred,\ as is generally supposed, but -Varina,\ a name inherited front her mother. Mrs. Keppler, the wife of Editor Keppler, of Puck, called in a doctor to look at a favor- ite cat, ad soon received a bill for $122 for chopping ofa a portion of the animal's taiL An old lady of New Hampshire recently celebrated her 80th Iiirtliday by giving an elaborate supper, at which every article, in- cluding the cheese and butter, was made _with her own bend. The favorite color of the Prineess Waldo-. mar of Denmark is purple. During the few days that she recently pessed in Paris she was so frequently seen in purple garments that the color became fashionable there. Gail Hamilton vividly deeeribes how Hono- lulu women walk out in the rain, lieu' escort usually carries her umbrella, her drese and her shoes, while she wears simply a shawl and a, hat trimmed with red and white roses. — BOULDER, MONTANA, FRIDAY, IACEMSER 24, 1886. SOME LONG DRAWN BOWS. Anderson county is still ahead, said is bc.und to keep in the lead. After other places had produced trees that rained, ithe came forward with a tree that snowed. That, however, was not sufficient, rind now she can produce a tree that bellows like a cow. This tree is located a few milers north of the city, and was first discovered by a little boy, who informed his parents of It.. Several persona have visited thy tire, and our Informant states that they say it bellows at intervals like a cow. -Ander- son (3. C.) Intelligencee. e • An English lady at Pudupet, in the Madras presidency, returping to her house after the evening's drive, was horrified, on entering the nursery, to see a huge cobra, with expanded hew!, rearing itself over her sleeping infant The reptile .did not nttempt, however, to harm the baby, but contented itself with toftly hazing as it moved its head slowly to and fro. Clearly it must have watched the nu -so when putting the child to sleep, and sought, in its humble way, to execute a lul- laby with the proper ateetenpanlments, On an ntarm being raised the serpent moved oa in haste, but witlwait taking even a nibble at the little one. -London Globe. A Rochester man tells the following snake story: \When I was a boy I went down to the opening in tea town of Greece one any. Male in the via() of a soil of grave I sew a singular looking lung) something about the eke of a peck measuee, but bighen I found upon invostigatma that it was a snarl of garter enakeis. It was iii the early spring and they haa probably crawled out to get warm. end finding it colder than they thought, had raggregntea, so to speak, to keep warm. Well, I drew back witb a long stick, which I held in both hands, and dealt that wad of snalne a fearful blow. The live ni1C6 he:tautly separated, and when they had gene I counted the dead and dying and fonts , ' there fifty-six, * Thu ehnmplon liar hails from Pike county, Ind., and the following yarn is probably the greatest effort of hie life: \A young latly who was watching my binding harvester at work fell upon tbe table and was carried up with the grain. The met:bine did not recog- nize the difference, and she come througe with a neat little taring around her waist.\ If this veracious aarietilturist had only added that the ,1210C lane threseod the you're woman nod sboan faun her fact the flour without Wbe h no no lehareepeetittg wommes toilet is complete, and barreled saill flour for market by the riel of the young wontan's hoops, his etury would posetela a completeeeee and sym- metry which would rouse it to pass current everywhere AS a oval, and unapproaebeble work of art. -Bo tom 'nratiscri;it. WHAT THE YOUNG FOLKS SAY. ; — Unjust Discrindnation-LItt/e Dot - Oh, dear, I don't see why people can't be as good to their children as they are ea te e i r sai ee e, Little Dick -What's matter, Dot? \I's.) got an awful toothache.\ \Don't your mamma have toothache, too?\ \No see's got berati( teeth wot the can take out,a-Otnaha World. Ile was a nobby yonig nisal of blue blood mei goot flu:metal baelang, And as he sat down in the car be pulled out hie hanilker- chief. An odoe of Pertain., was watteti through the car, and a boy t; li.isitto his A theatre in No York has a \ladies cloak mother. suddent h utlich4 out; heere fore going into t - at i lai roome where w oe Can laavd) bate be- - theatre. The rst nighl\ lu\ ° i ' ' \ the plan was tried nearly every lady in the that?' Free Poen Little Julia is in the habit el' saying lower part of the house appeared svithout a hat. \Amen\ to the grace her prate asks at the sitti The empress of China has selected thirty- table ' and \ ha wain \ sa y s it heal lily netien. But s he failed to say It alto - six pretty girls of high rank to train them to with u getlier at breakfast a few mot -Mien; ago, and be empresses and waiting women. Thine sat looki»g gloomily at the table, which bag who are to ho devoted to the hieher career rather kat on it than usual, and nothing that Julia likes. Some one at the table rieked why Julia was silent. alaih,\ she said with fine scorn, \I don't think 1'11 say amen for such a breakfast as this. -Bolton Record.\ are cleseilled as \two dabs' in red ink charac- ters, and the others as \ono dab.\ Ella Wheeler Wilcox carries portraits of her husband, Ur. Robert L. Wilcoe, of Meri- den, with her wherever she germ. \You seem to be in love with your husband,\ some one said to her a few days ago. \Oh yes,\ sbe said, am very unconventional in that respect.\ • Japanese ladies are more in 'consonance with the dross reform movement than Amer- ican amid European girls. No corset is worn, a long silk sash supplying the place of steel and whalebone. Some of the ultra fashiona- ble girls of Tokio try to make their waist look slender by wearing a belt. Congressman Singleton, of Mississippi, chairman of the house committee on the library, has appointed littiat Mary Jobnston as clerk of his committee. Miss Johnston is the first woman to receive au appointment to any office under congress, and is happy in knowing that she will be paid at the rate of $8 per day. The conductors of a youtee wornana aem- inary in Brooklyn have issued an order that hereafter no bangs are to be worn. The girls are very indignant and say that. they will be everlastingly banged befcre tecy will respect such a monstrous order. Abii: them anything in reason nut they will do it., but surreetter their bangs, never! Mrs. Minnie Hill is the only woman pilot on the Pacific coast. For some time she had difficulty in procuring a liCO/100. however, sbesucceoled, after passing a one- cessful examination. alre. 11111 amid her hus- band are We owners of 4 little steamboat, wbich has been plying about the lower Colum- bia and its tributaries tor the past two yeure. Hereafter Airs. Hill will \take the helm.\ Boeton pow has a gymnasium building ex clueivety for the use of women. It at 100 by 7-5 test, has six bowling alleys, a ooil tennis court., a perfectly appointed gyainasiunt hall, al - untangle:Lek of twenty lets to the mile, made of a pateet compound of glue and felt, hot and cold water bathe, and every ap- pliauce that woewit could desire in a gym- imasiuni, even to a piano. 'fade is the result of the untiring work of Miss Mary E. Allan, u Ito foe years has been devoting herself to the physical ennui.° of tobtuies daughters. LITERARY 'JOTTINGS. - Frank Stockton, the story writer, is in Washington. Although Mist Elizabe?li Peabody is ti4 years old, she Is still I vigorous writer and an active philanthropist. Mrs. Row Hartwick Thorpe, whose name was made famous by her poem of \Curfew Must Not Ring To -Night,\ ha,: collected it volurne of her later poem:saint ballads, which will be published during the etrly part of the new year. Archdeacon Farrar is engaged tiptoe bis article, \America's Share in 1Venteranster Aalwy,\ to he priblisleal in an early' editiqp of Harper's Magazine. The article will dis- cuss the galleon; America/et whose memories are preserved in the abbey. A series of illustrate:ins will be mado especially for the a d'art. The forthcoming volume in the series of '' Actors and Actresses of Great Britain and the finite' States\ will brae; the series down to the peesent time. Me Booth is to be treated by Lawrence Barrett; Lester Wal- led; by %Valiant Winter; Ellen Terry by Ceerge Edgar Montatemery; Lawrence Bar itne ,by Mr. Wallet' Laren, with an aceom et:eying poem by Austin Detente and Mr. ale -meat Scelt will write or har. and Mrs. Baneseft A middle aged man, whose businees keeps him away from home on all days except Stine day, had OeCaliii011 to chastise his eldest boy one Sabbath about three weeks ago. As soon as the shingle seance was over the child ran crying into the louse. \Why. Johnnie, what is the matter?\ asked the mother iii alarm. \That big fellow's been licking me,\ whim- pered the boy. \What fellow do you unseen, Johnnief\ \Why that fellow what stays hero every Sunday,\ replied tho urchin, with a gulp. -Chicago Herald. This is an oehl conceit of another very little girl, last Sunday, when it began snowing. A day or two prereioue mamma had been making some new pillows and emptying be oil ones, which was rare spout for the little one, inasmuch as she gut her dress covered with the down. Looking out of the window at the falleig flaked the said: \Oh mamma, look at the sky all full of Waite specks!\ Then in a moment, \I dess Dod hums boon making some new pillows.\-Bostort Record. SPORTING GOSSIP. Teenier, Harlan and Ten Eyck have re- turned front England. Teenier says Beach is the best sculler in the world. Pat Killeen), the heavy weight of Duluth. Is insitched to tight Ea MeKeown for $1,000 a side on Dec. 211, at Minneapolis. Rotberhill. the stallion just imported by Mr. Swigert, of Kentucky, is an own brother to Petrareb, the sire of The Bard and Mae Jennings. It is stated that Paddy Ryan hal refused offer from Pitt Sbeedy of $400 a week reel expenses t o travel with the John L. Sullivan combination. Of the 10,600 tnembers of the League of American %Vheelmen New York state eaves 1,1 - 23; Pennsylvania, 1.425; Massachusetts, 1,4-44; New Jersey, 044, mud Ohio. 845. Haitian has gone to Canada. He says be hopes to row his match with Beach in Nese South Wales some time in June. The stakes will be $5,000 a side, cuul Beach will allow Hanlan expenses. A scheme for a memoreal to the memory of the late Frea Archer has been placed before tho English public. Subscriptions have been invited for the purpose of founding at evv- market an Institute for the Inc of stable boys : apprentices alul others employed about train. ing stables. Velma*, of the Balikvin etahle, was the biggest Santo Anita winner, having faith= set down to his credit. During the seaaon Mr. Baldwin's horses started in 105 races, of which they won 54, ran second in 31, third in 235, and unplaetel in 75. Their total winnings in stakes mid purses foots up the grand suits of $95,9811. ART AND ARTISTS. The date for the opening of the annual eta. bibition of tho Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arta has been defluitely facel for the 10th of 31areli next. The works of art bdoliging to the city of Parie, but stored in the Boulevniel Morland for lack of exhibition room, are to have a palace to themselves called Murton des Beaux Arta de Paris, which will stand in tho Ile Louvicrs. The most importaut tat teg by a New York artist this scu_son is Ilamniltoim Huinil ton's largo plate reproducing Jules Breton's \Counnuni- cants,\ the picture that attracted so mud/at- tention and brought latch an enormous price at the Merge* colltenton. CURIOUS FACTS. Workmen who were boring awe!! at Japes - wale, Minn., discovered alia and ashes at a depth of MO feet, but no water. A tuna in Warsaw, Wit, greenfly won a • bet of eekee by eating for one beer on a eteaut radiator when the steam was gkirried on. A merchant in New Heron, Conn., was re- cently arr. -tted and fined &Wand costs accause he allowed his c•atorners to geeee tbo number of seeds in a eqnasli, At Iroquois, D. T., a min eteidentally dis- charged a shotgun. Tile 4,10u-ge struck a puree in hie mother's pocket, ve soma cur- reney into her taiga, owl Intl eel a (ant in a Laver driller. When Henry M. Stanley up tao Congo be found In the hands pf 11* bis 2,a00 cap - I T IGHT AND AIRY. Disenchanted. INziss at the,dry goods counter /Saw the /*Akira fair, Leer eye was like the mornings smile Mat erect) waste Jaw cheelks . were litaaone maw lter lips tree cherries Isight. If initsisi Ii her voice had dwelt She'd liaV•i been perfectguite. Rut it wais s( ( ueaky, sharp and shrill, Arid grated i•ri the ca-, And I was disenchanted when I beard latp cry, 'Ca -ash sera!\ -Boston Courier,. Poitueage trouts Word*. \a -entire sake!\ is Heery George's may swear word. Pre/leaser Proctor always says \My starer \Dog on it\ is Hem y Bergba word, and Gen. }lawn, like most of the signal ser- tires. 110 selected flout ahlath hileal eighteen -p, Men, SWea 1'1% \By thunder,\ \Saints pro-- Ill little beys, foe each of which hn pent it • , vu l a w s ezelainat,ion while kerchief costiug him a pent my anta-balf each o Asta all fay matttey an at Manchester. ! ten' Lls-alinintec. Cox says \Oh Pacha '--it. ! J. Burdetto, 1 An Utibiippy sten.. A little girl, while lookiti fiO,U10 wares in a Sparta Orts,) store wit , remarked: - My papa has got it whole tot pocketbooks just like those.\ The owner he stare bia ruediaWily watered 11 scur-li iv rust, end the result was that the chikl s tett was arreeted oa a chnree of burglary. One of the novelties in Par is a big wood- en cow built in front of a cafe. The milk- maid milks a stream et flit punets Into a glass, and a placer.) procle time following mitunishing filet: \Ft mice h sent Itertaol- dia Geddes:: to America, met ineritta grate. fully sends in return a mills A Widish couple front a lei lig eattlenvent near nntsville, Pa., rerently olitained a mar- riage license from ftorgistcr .1 tinson. Then i :my went home happy in t limelight that they were num and wife, and lead together for two or three weeks beforoahey friend lint that a neuister or a 'squire wig meet -Nary le. fere they could be really mar4wil. A singular auto of lethargy il'reportell from the French s Hinge of 'floinellik7 In a outtage there Itiarearet Beyen vat, a t °wig girl, hal lain since June 1, leeel, lu a a sleep. Dur- ing the three years she bas asleep her breathing bat been scarcely Alble and she list In.sen fed on nothit niug, peptents Apparently she has not guoss a tray ulilvr. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Creider; of Ioneaster, Pa., recently reelebrated the attieth miniver- sary of their marringe. At ehtt Minn time their (laughter. Mrs. A. L. :Arent, and her husband celebratist the tweed. fth 'sinker. enry of their nittt rizige, whit sot I Pile. and 'stirs. tlratit wits 111,111144.., 'lieu i i, .11 V was performed by a grand nit& of the ea. , Many marriages occur an'i e castle (Ismael), and many of the happy pairs tite,Itemen Cath• eins. Tito groom is often too peer to buy a ming. whieh is itecaseary bi Remote Catholic marriages. One of thin detectivie• oirip103•rel at the (larden keeps an imitation pluttel ring, which is us -4c) what' occasion reipiirtY•. A wedding which took plate last week was lee 354th in the history of the t Mg. The gilt is not yet worn oft. CHURCH NOES. General Booth, of the eittivetion Army, has gone back to Negated, \ The Methodat church of Call/Via Las a ens- .40 F!\ 14 ?4 1 .1# 4 1PAMYs llagdad contalas thy largent I lebrow crilony in Europe. Tfiere ere twenty synagewnee and about 40,010 Hebrew in the city. The Claneve goveritment bas refused to grant permintiori to the Amer - unit Metborlisit Episcopal nassion fur its eteeru larilielt to ascend loterior rivers oia mitisieliary work. Tho City Mission of Brooklyn is alarmed by the fact that iti the \City of Churches\ there are half ri Million of non thurch vent. They are making vigorous eifortai to carry the goispc1 into the spiritually dark places of tho city. The Rev. Mr. Aitken, nhcse mission work hi New York last fall has made his name familiar in this country, thinks the condition of the Proteetam Episcopal church is tending toward ritualiene lie says Phillips Brooks was the only clergyman he met in this ermn I ry who wore a black gown iii time pulpit. Mr. Arthur C. Marley, in his \Budget of Letters from Japan,\ given sonic interestiug pictures of natation work in that. country. As soon as a missionary mite up at a hotel, ho asks perninsiou of the laiullord to preach in his lower room. Tbb Ii. readily granted. Talking begins in a crinvers.atiorial way, and an iminenseterowil wsin gatemrs. The people are linid to be insatiate 11:teilera and come three or four tine*, a day, urging a contin- uance of the SIK•Ocli, witil the sixeiker is thoroughly exhausted. MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL Over 400 musical, tlicaltical awl viii buy companies aro \on the road.\ Miss Dauvray e Ill primate° litoieton flow - rd's new comedy ill Jelin/11y. Mlle. Roes will make a tour of Europe next ecaeon, beginning nt Margaret Mather will fern her scavoui ill New York on Dia. We in 'Leah, the For- saken. - Louis Aldrieb says, that the exact eum Lie paid Bartley Campbell for \My Partner\ was Miss Clara Morris' compituy tuts been die, banded on accoutit of lete eeriest, inners in St. Louie. Sir Aribur Sullivan and Mr. W. S. Gil- bert have nearly completed their new opera (or the Savoy theatre, l'aris. Anna fienkrah, the young A mei ican v Mita- iste. Is having groat success her concert tour in RUSst11. Shin is mmmv jun 0,iumcOW. RosinaVolies it playing in New York again in \The aeliterhitietrres,\ whirli is its !Met's:I:Z- (0 as were her ontaact comediee last year. \The Great Pink Pearl,\ it Lawton comedy farce', after a run of \....40 nights in that. nue troprilie, is to be proatteed in February in this Ponta ry, with a portion cif the English cast, by Char - lei Frolunan. wbo has writhed, the .einerican rights. The piece is describe , ' as another \Private Scseretery.\ SOME EARLY STARTS IN LIFE. lli ,t on ‘ i iit i s Moore liegan to write poems when lie- 'tat The poet Soutbey bigait to write verses be- fore be was II. Milton lea - mule woo the muse when lie was hut 10 years old. Schiller wrote and pubtlebed a poem on itlos4,6 lit his 1 all year. Henry Kirk White published a volume of poems at the age of 17. laryantai \Thanatopsis\ was published be- fore the writer rca leel the age of W. Shaleapeare wrote \Hantleta-if he did w vita it -when he was only eti years of age. Bulwer Lytton, 13ayard Taylor and the pott 1eats m s wrote magazine articles when eieb ‘1..-„as J. Fitz-Grccu Ila leek's best verses were Peened when the author was between 14 and 17 yenta of age. Poems by Chewer were known and rest) before- tno writer hail reached Lid 12th year, and Leigh Pent made a stir at the afe\.<4 nt. alas: alas! ase dart ar t more a5iegis.1 with wereei atei e-ta: The Wine btasettse yak -s sweep (e'er, The has begun. Ti.': %slid winds bow) throughout the ntrLit The dew; latex ?mew si, , ,a1 a ii,oNt gri;41,1 wile hex icy fret. -- elan Wearier. NUM. fittien cc. An nuetere leeeine Italy walked into a futee l rheas yeeterday, met ta Vac yellow headed clerk: \I would like to get zi muff.\ \What fun\inquired the dude. \To keep my bends warm, you simperipg idiot,\ exclaimed the hiedikin, crushing lam like a thunder truant.- Washington Critic. Ills Wish. ine stood 1,1.1 ore a calmly shop. And % le wed the goodies sweet, iitt.oit frig Lu ilyspepr,itt'S ruk Ile &are no caudyyst. Th e rm wished he long, taxi wi.%bed 1.10 inad. That WAIN koo.I natured wizard Wouid kindly place beum.ath IsIs Inlet is full gisot u gizzard -Dans-rine Breeze. Lei rex sone bee. Atgry Ouseit (to cluck Aim, Chatham street !wenn; heusie -See here. I wasn't able to sleep re wink Les' plight for them blamed ele- vetoi u trains. Clerk Illiqk we're goin' to furnisb, you end a night's ludgiit' for ten 'yenta aim' throw in etber.-New York Sum Only. Orly a L'OCit, Only a hair, ()illy a wife, lindeth it there. Only a broom. Only a whack. Is ittau With a broken back. -at. Paul Herald. Ali Good as She Was Pretty. Pulite Pas.songer (in street earn - 7 W Imre are you going, iny pretty maid? Pretty Maid -I'm going a shopping, itir pretty instill! 4ear-W°141 \Slay. this leatty yes, thank you, sir, (she said.) -New York Sun. ---- -- Wouldn't Marry the Wavle Fatally. \Young man,\ said the stern parent to the applicant fur las daughter's hand, \are you sure you teen support a family t\ wasn't ni-making any calculations on that,\ sttuninered the youth. \I only want the girl, you know.\ -Pittsburg Dis- patch. The Small Boy aud the Hack Driver. Now the swall boys try to show What a knack It takes to send seine Snow Down the back Of the melancholy driver Of a hack. -Life. Killing the Wrong Ones. In Phil Armour's Chicago packing house they are killing 4,000 hags a day, and yet the man who sits sideways in a street car was in town yesterday. So was the men who has his hair cut Saturday night. Some men are born lucky... -IL J. Burdett., The lloine of Culture. In cue ute lath ti Boston town Where Learning smiles, no er frowning, gig Foca,: art's tot yet does brown, Since every thing is Urowniti,; - -Merchant Traveler. He Was Used to It. \I suppose you must be tired of my talk- iug,\)said his girl, after she had been talking about fifteen minutes, without ha being able to gut in a word. \Oa no,\ he replied. \I get shaved at the berbera.\-New York Sun. Teneggasse and Double Itunners. Pad out your back With eumbretis gear. The sliding track Will roue be here. - Merchant Traveler. (It en iustauces Were Against H hu t • ho you !mow whether the doctor went to Mrs. Grape' yestenlayr \I thinks°. At least there was crape On the titan this morning.\ -New Haveu News, An Alderman's, Rhyme. At first a little in our hands wet RA their clasping: ikit 1.1 the exercise of gain They grow with grasping. -Washington Critic. Chance to Make a Fortune, Some eliterprising man will make a fortune next yiew by fitting up a barrel in which bridal couples may make the tour of the Niagnra rapids.--chicago Tribune_ A Couplet of hound Se Ube. If your neiehbons limb youel save scatter ashes on the pave. -Newark Journal. The Economical Connecticut Oirt, Timi, it the happy amain when the average young lady collects the Christmas cards she reneived lest yearend gets theta ready to mai to her dear frienda-New Haven Newts, Alas! down the hpineaot many awe Will run the chills; It's drawing near the time again For Nee. Verna bias. -Wools toteier. S NO 24 4 .11MM.1111111•0100 th z „ THE NORTHWESFIRN IS THE Leading Clothing House IN 71.1-41 ZsT . Latest Styles, Best Asiortment, Lowest Prices, Halter's Block, OppositeiGrand Ceptria• J. E. LANDSKAN & CO. - rf 7- New Goods! --o-- New Prices!! TEE ItAnacup Is COXING MY - L. de, CC). Have opened:nip a large stock of -General * Merchandise . 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