AH' ACCOMPLISHED MAN.
General Verdy da Vernois, Germany'. w
War Minister.
It is strange that the new German
Minister of War should bo the bearer
of a French name. Even in his per
sonal appearance General Verdy du
Vornois is far more like the traditional
good-humored French Major who plays
so important a role in the Parisian
farces and vaudevilles than one of those
wooden soldiers who are the ideal of
the Prussian army. lie is short, very
stout, somewhat apoplectic looking
and possesses a pair of exceedingly
mischievous and clever eyes.
He is a kind of Ward McAllister of
the German army, and no one is able
to excel him in the organization of
balls, theatricals, picnics and other
kinds of social entertainments. Not
only does ho write poems and very wit
ty epigrams, but he is also the author
of quite a number of plays, and has
even a great reputation among the fair
box of Berlin as tho designer of many a
charming and graceful toilet.
It must not be thought, however,
from all this, that the General devotes
his timo exclusively to snch trivialities,
for ho has published a great many im
portant military writings, most of
which have been adopted by the vari
ous war departments of Europe as
standard works for the stall schools.
Perhaps tho most important of all,
or, at any rate, the one which attracted
most attention, was a thick pnmplet,
entitled "Tactical Retrospects" (Tak
tische Kuckbllcke), which contained a
sharp and exceedingly clever criticism
of the tactics and strategy of the Prus
sian army in tho war of 18G6. Although
it appeared anonymously at the time,
yet it was universally attributed to tho
distinguished officer who has now bo
come Minister of War at Berlin.
General Verdy du Vernois com
menced his career at tho School of Ca
dets at Potsdam and shortly after en
tering tho army was attached to the
suite of the Russian Governor-General
of Poland, at whoso side he passed
through tho whole of the great Polish
insurrection. The report which he
furnished of tho same to tho War Oflico
at Berlin attracted so much attention
that on his return ho was appointed
ono of tho professors of strategy at the
Military Academy there. It is a curi
ous coincidence that General Bronsart
von Schellendorf was likewise a pro
fessor there at tho same time.
In 1S0S Verdy du Vernois, who had
meanwhile advanced to tho rank of
Major, was attached to the headquar
ters stall. Ho greatly distinguished
himself during tho Franco-German
war, at tho close of which he was pro
moted to the rank of Major-General.
In 1872 ho underwent a temporary
disgrace which resulted in his being
transferred from the metropolis to the
dreary and dismal fortress of Konigs
borg. The causes of his disgrace were
tho rumors current at tho timo to the
effect that ho had availed himself of his
knowledge of what was going on at the
War Otlico to give a timely hint to one
of the most prominent financiers at
Berlin, who was enabled thereby to
realize an exceedingly handsomo sum
on the Stock Exchange. Although the
matter was never actually brought j
home to Verdy du Vernois, yet the j
faetromain that he since then has been
very well off, notwithstanding that up
to that time neither his wife nor him
self had been known to possess any
fortune of their own.
So remarkable, however, were hit
talents as a military author that a
.couple of years later it was found
necessary to recall him to tho Wat
Office at Borlin to assume charge of the
editing of tho General Staff History ol
tho Franco-Gorman war. For tho past
three yoars he has been tho Military
Governor of Alsace-Lorraine, and is re
puted to possess a more profound
knowledge of every point of Germany's
western frontier than any other officer
in tho army. Indeed his appointmont
to tho control of tho Imperial War De
partment shows a remarkable piece ol
cleverness on the part of EmperorWil
Ham II. N. Y. Journal.
RIPENED MEATS.
Why 1'owN Should Not lie Katcn Immrdl
ati'ly Alter Thy Aro Killed. aa
People accustomed to fowl and other
meats bought in the markets aro apt to
bo disappointed in tho quality of the
chicken they raiso themselves with
great care and expectation. To theii
surprise thoy find it not so tender and
of less delicate flavor, and pleasant an
ticipations of rewards of country or
suburban llfo aro to this extent cruelly
crushed. Tho principal reason is, the
unripo condition in which home
dressed fowl is almost invariably
cooked. Caterers who appreciate the
advantage of pleasing their customers
do not serve them with recently slaugh
tered meats. Epicures prefer that all
meats, especially fowl and game, bo
kept as long as possible without be
coming actually tainted.
If a lady will provides a suitable re
frigorator and ripen tho meat before
she cooks it, sho will learn with expe
rience that an old fowl well ripened is
a daintier morsel than tho finest chick
en just slain. Ono reason, and a very
potent one, why Western-dressed beef
ia crowding domestlo meats out of our
local markets is that it is more thor
oughly ripened. Our local butchers
do not provide themelves with
tho means of perfecting their
meats before putting them into
tho rotall markets, while tho others
coinu to them alroady much improved
by time. ImmetibO quantitios of meat
woro formerly sold tho same day it
was slaughtered, and while still unfit
for food for any body but bavages. 0
S. Miss, in N. 1'. Tribune.
dOTHEBOYS'HALL.
New rncts Concernltiir Squerra and the
School Deicrlbeil by Dickon.
All our informants couutry cler
gymen, intelligent residents, "oldest
inhabitants,' ' and such natives as
did not feel themselves in honor
bound to keep their mouths shut
rfgreed on ono point, that tho sys
tem of Yorkshire schools was mon
strous and iniquitous to an incredible
extent; that frightful cruelties were
practiced upon the boys who were
chiefly tho illegitimate offspring ol
London parents but that tho school
typified by Charles Dickens was tho only
one to which he could gniu access, itd
was tho best of tho lot. There woro
two other schools at Bowes, ono at Gil
monby, one at Cotherstone, and one at
Barnard Castle; and tho proprietors of
those, suspecting the presence of a fa
mous lltorary Londoner among them,
refused him admittance; but nt Shaw's
he was made welcomo and shown over
tho premises. But in other respects
the evidence was so conflicting that wo
must simply give it without pronouncing
any opinion on its value or the ro verso.
For instance, one woman, a native of
Bowes, whose sympathies oue would
naturally imagine to bo with tho ma
ligned Squeers. told us thnt sho dis
tinctly remembered tho boys coming
in summer time to her father's fields to
help get in the hay, goaded to tho work
of horses by ushors armed with whips.
On tho other hand, a gentleman whoso
father, being a schoolmaster, used to
go up to the Saracen's Head with and
on the same errand as Squeors, de
clared that tho one-eyed schoolmaster
was an estimable man. who cared for
his pupils properly, and was generally
respected and liked. He further stated
that his father related to him how he
happened to be nt tho Saracen's Head
with Squeers after tho Dothoboys HaJl
numbers of "Nicholas Nicklebv" had
taken tho public by storm; tliat tne
crowd literally besieged tho inn, with
tho intention of lynching Squeers; that
tho commotion had such an effect upon
tho schoolmaster as to deprive him of
reason, and that Mrs. Squeers died of
a broken heart. Another gentleman
onco in holy orders told us that lu
was at Bowes Grammar School con
temporaneously with tho existence ol
Shaw's school, that bhaw was known
as the' "King of tho Bond," because
every half year he hired a special coact
to bring his pupils from London, and
that tho arrival of this coach at Bowes
was the occasion of universal excite-1
mont and enthusiasm. He further-
more
was
meut
cited, as a proof that bhaw
maligned as to his treat
of his pupils, that grea!
rivalry always existed between the
grammar school boys and thoso o!
Dothoboys Hall; that thoy played tre
mendous foot-ball matches together,
and that every Easter Sunday it was a
custom to appear in new suits and to
pelt each other with Easter e ggs. A
fourth informant told us that the
deaths at Shaw's school were frequent,
that a large proportion of the boys
were maimed by ill usage, and that tlu
neighboring cottages were continually
giving shelter to runaways. A fifth
spoko of tho prototype of Fanny
Squeers as a woman universally bo
loved and respected, who did infinite
good among tho poor and sick of the
parish. All, however, spoko of Sha
iis a man subject to fits of violent pas
sion, and admitted that ho was addicted
to using the cane unmercifully when
under these influences, in other in
stances when wo ventured to propound
questions to more illiterate folks, wc
found that without committing them
selves to giving any delinito opinion,
thoy tried to evade tho questions, and
thoreby tacitly admitted that there
was a great deal moro truth in what
Dickons had written than their local
patriotism allowed them to express
The graves of "Squeers," his wife, o)
"Fanny Squeers." and of young "Wack
ford," who died at tho ago of twenty
four, aro to bo seen in Bowes church
yard. Tho lato assistant station
master at Barnard Castle, MacKay by
name, was said to bo a son of tho origi
nal of Nicholas Nickleby. John Brow
dio was ono John Todd, of Burning
ham. and died not very long ago, and
tho original of poor Smiko is said tc
have died during tho year 1885, aged
seventy-four. Temple Bar.
Stranger Than Fiction.
A retired elergymnn, tho sands ol
whose life have nearly run out. write;
to us as follows: "In tho year 1879 1
was pastor of a church in Horkimnr.
Ono Sabbath, having mado a call upon a
parishioner who was vory ill, 1 was de
tained in my preparation for tho morn
ing service, and just as tho second boll
was ringing a collar button, which 1
was endeavoring to force through a
new three ply linen collar, exceedingly
stiff and with rather a small button
hole, slipped from my fingers and foil
to tho floor. Casting my eyes in tho
direction which it would naturally take,
1 saw tho button lying in plain view
close to my foot, just where I expected
to see it. I picked it up, fastened my
collar with llttlo or no trouble, and
leisurely walking to the church ar
rived there in ample time, not in the
least excited or hurried, and conductec"
the service as usual." "Tho bearings
of this observation lays in the applica
tion of It." Brooklyn Eagle.
Two men from tho marshy district!
of Tennossoe, stood looking in at the
window of a Chicago restaurant. One
of them, with a movement of surprise,
pointed at a lobster and exclaimed
Groat Cu'sar, Ligu. look thar! You
may talk about tall buildlnV an' al
that, but I'll be blamoU of Unit Isn't the
biggdst orawllsh I over saw. Jos' look
at him. Butahosshe could pinch a
sow's yoar off with thorn things ui
hlz'c.1' Arkannaw Traveler.
There is nothing so bnd in a
pocket as a hole, and the same obser
vation may bo made of a bag. A tear
may be sowed up and bo ns good as
ever, but a bag that has Jiad a year's
use and has holes worn in it willvory
quickly wasto grain enough to pay for
a now one. It was tho remark of a
careful farmer that tho only thing on
his farm he was on principle opposed
to lending was bags. Ho always knew
those he had in uso were whole, but
could never be sure of this after they
had beon borrowed by a neighbor.
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i preacrlb and fully en
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Beclflc (orttiecertalncura
ot thla dlKeaae.
(l.lt.I.NdHAHAM.M. P.,
Ametentam, N. Y.
We have (old ttg G lor
many yearn, and it lint
f:iven mo ueai 01 aiia
action.
I). 11. DYCHKA CO..
Ctilrago, 111.
t.00. Bold by UrucEltts.
Orators
krt ni'e Cure for Con
fumi.tionlaTHEltmT for keeping tlio voice
clear. J6 cents.
THE ONLY
Brilliant
Durable 4fa
Economical
Are Diamond Dyes. They excel all otvers
in Strength, Purity and Fastness. None others
are just as good. Ueware of imitations tlicr
are made of cheap and inferior materials and
give poor, weak, crocky colors.
3G colors , 10 cents each.
Send poital for Dye Ilook, Sample Card, directions
for coloring Photos., making the finest Ink or Hilling
(10 ctt. a quart), etc. Sold by Druggltts or by
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Burlington, Vt.
For Qlldlne or Bromine Fancy Article, USB
- DIAMOND PAINTS.
Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper. Only 10 Centa.
afaVI TO a DaYaV
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Ask your Grocer for
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Dr. Partes M,
The rat Cure
fou-
INDIGESTION
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REMEDY
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A Regulator of the Liver f Kidneys.
A Sl'KCIl'I'J FOK
Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Salt Rheum, Neuralgias
And nil other blood and Skin Diseases.
PARDEE'S
REMEDY!
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iiral ituw.t
It J.i it jxjHltivo euro for t.ll thoro rulnf;.l, Holicnto
Coinjiluiiiti nriil romjillcatod truulileH r.r.tl AVeukneHscs
coiiinioa itnio:!'? ot.r Yivo 1, Motht-rH and Dauhtcni.
Tho tllUct J.i irnmodialo ami laKtlny. Two cr t!iro
doscii of Dr. Iardeo'n llcinef.y taken daily kcopn
tho blrxxl coo., (ho liver nnd kidnoy inctivo, ami will cn
tlrt'ly eradii'ato from tho ryKtom u!l traceH of Berofula,
Salt Ithuum, or any ollior form of blood dlHcaw.
No medicino over introiluced in tliiu country haa met
with Hiich ready Halo, nor k'ivon Htich univeraal natisfaction
whenever uacd an that of Dr. Purdco's Keinefly.
TIiIh remedy huH lwon lined in tho honpitalH throughout
tho old world for tho part twenty-fivo yearn, an n Bpocifiu
for tho abovo diHeaKeH, and it has and will euro when all
other wwalled rcmedlea fa'l.
Send for pamphlet of te fthnonlal.i from tnoso Avho hao
lH:en cured by itn ubc. l)ru(;b'iHt 11 at 10 J01'
Ixjttlt. Try it and bo c civlnccd.
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Pardee Medicine tJompah, Rochester, N, Y.!
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p?PRICE$
CREAM
gAKlMg
J5ST PERFECT M?L
IU roperior caoeliuuvc irfuT. uiuiiua. vt homea for
more than a quarter of a OPDtarr. It U ued br tha
United State (ton-rnment. Kcdomd bj the head ot
the Great Unlrerf llw atl)eStroaitet, PurM and mort
Healthful. Dr. rrioe't Crtam lb.kUi Tovder doe not
oonLaln Anvnonta, Lime or Mum. Hold only In can.
PIUCK IIAKOP rfWlKR fX).
NEW YORK. CH1CAOO RAM KHANCIBCO.
A KILL LINK OK
PARKER HAMMERLESS
Manhattan U. M. C and Colt llreech-Loadlng
Shot Uuiik.
Alson full asKortinent of '"arlln.i.oltandWln
chcHter Ullleo. Tlie V. M. C. .Machine Shot (!uns
fortVO. are the best Machine (!un In the market.
Send for circular. II. T. II I' lMO.V.
j:t Flrct Strwt, Portland, Or.
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CURES I PROOFS
"""" "Paine" Celery Com
MeUralgla pound cured my nerr-
ous lck headaches.
" Mr. I.. A. IlllENTNHR,
NorVOUS San Jacln.o.Cal.
PrOStratlOn tlesAoferi,aine?i CelerV
mtmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmm Compound, I am cured
ol rheumatism."
RhniimntlRm Samuel Hutchinson-.
if noumaiism south comish, n. if
"It has done me more
KldrtOy coed for kidney disease
. than any other medi-
DlSOaSOS cine." Gfo. AnnoTT,
Stoux City, Iowa.
.D "Palne's Celery Com
pound has been of great
All Liver benefit for torpid liver,
, indigestion, and Villous-
Disorders " klizabkthc.
UuALL.Quechee. Vt r
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