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- . - * ii _ THE DAJLYBEE-COQNOIL BLUFFS , THURSDAYS JANUARY 24,1884. THE DAILY BEE. 0QUNCIL BLUFFS. Thursday Morning , Jan , 24 , . SUBSCRIPTION IUTKS : By Carrier - - - - - - - SO cent * rot we k By Mil - - - - $10 00 per Year OFFICE ! No. 7 Foarl Street , Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION , ' $ ' Additional local on eovonth page. vfy Cheap railroad tickets at 13ushnoirfl. jfV ' Buy a revolver of Cooper & McGco jjSt/ . nnd make it warm for the burglars. Five moro conversions are reported at \r- * the revival meetings of the Baptist " * * church. The whooping cough has sadly decreased - * ' creased the attendance at the Donison \ schools. / The Mothoditta are to dedicate a now church in Defiance next Sunday. Rev. Dr. Austin , of Donison , is to preach the I * "ft dedicatory sermon. "Pork and beans a la Bostouno" is the way ono Council Bluffs restaurant has it on the bill of faro. Talk about Boston as putting on literary and linguiatid airs ! The Crawford County Pair association elected as its oflicors for this year , W. A. MoHonry , president ; S. B. Greek , vice president ; Henry Schuntlor , secre tary ; E. S. Plimpton , treasurer. C. T. Bowen telegraphs from Boston that two moro dynamos will bo shipped from there for Council Bluffs next week , so that there is a good prospect for a * ? spcody starting up of moro electric lights here. here.Tho The gymnasium started under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian association , and which is to occupy a hall lK > on the upper floor of Shugart's block , has secured a membership of 133 at § 5 a year , and others will doubtloas join. John. Evcra has contributed to the Homo for the Friendless an order for § 5 worth of moat , Jacob Appol $3 in groceries , "a friend" 0110 cord of wood , Mrs. J. T. S to wart an elegant beds toad nnd springs , "a friend , " two now suits of clothing. * Mr Ilcv. J. G. Lemon will deliver at Glen- wood to-night his first lecture of thosamo oorics which lie delivered in this city with so much effect , and which excited so much interest hero. The Glonwood people will doubtless find in those lectures much to interest and much to instruct. The series is to close with a lecture on Pee , a lecture which he has delivered at several places with great success. The Y. M. C. A. has made arrange ments for a reception for their now gen eral secretary , Harry Curtis , who is ex pected to arrive next Saturday. The reception is to bo hold at the Ogden house parlors next Tuesday evening and it is expected that the occasion will bo in keeping with the general fooling of welcome to so worty a man , coming hereto to take so important a position. AH soon as the fire alarm was sounded yesterday morning the pumping works were notified by telephone , and nt once there was llO pounds of pressure put on the mains. The hose carts turned out pretty lively , too , it being leas than four minutes from the sounding of the alarm to the time when all was in readiness to put a stream on the firo. It begins to look as if the city was getting in pretty good shape for * fires. Some now hoeo and a now fire alarm system would help out , though. A man giving his name as Sullivan , and also known as Holey , was before the superior court yesterday on a charge of disorderly conduct. Ho had boon out teA A dance and seeing the sights , until it was too late for him to go to bed , BO ho wanted to occupy a chair by the Pacific house heater until daylight camo. Oflicor Hayes arrested him , and gave him lodg ing in jail , but ho begged off in court yoatorday. Ho hails from Noola , and .flays his business is that of a traveling tinker. John Green , of Weston , was called into , mrt yesterday for cruelty to animals. Ho left a horuo standing all night exposed - posed to'tho cold while ho took in the town. The horse was taken up yester day morning and placed in the Ogden Jiouso stable and the proprietor notified that when the owner claimed the animal to send him down to interview City Mar shal Jaokson. The interview resulted in his being brought before the bar. His bill at court was $5,85 , and Green will probably bo moro careful horoaf tor. This evening there is to bo a concert nnd ball at Dohany'ti hall , for the bene fit of John Brawn , who was injured at the Masonic temple. The cause is a moat worthy one , the man being almost a , ntranger hero , and having u family on Ills hands , who need the support which his industry would have afforded them had it not bcon for his unfortunate fall , The ticket * are only fifty cents , and the entertainment to bo given by the Man- norchor nnd Turn Vorein will fully merit the required expenditure of time and money , while the ptocecds devoted to euch n charitable cause will do great good at the name time , Yesterday morning's dummy train brought ever from Omaha a number of grumbling passenger , who shivered and shook with the cold , and between chat tering ieoth gave vent to unholy expres sions in regard to a corporation which would not provide fires to heat the pat- eenger car * . There have been many of th&xo complaints of late , and cold care i j ara in keening wjth the policy of a com. I jwiuy which keeps its depot doors locked i ! j i ] na pawengcra waiting on the freezing ! i I platform. The U. P. has long since shown that it cares nothing for the comfort - for or convenience of passengers between tin two cities. The numerous burglaries remind us that our doors and windows should bo moro securely fastened. Copper & Mo- Goo have the necessary implements. Call on them at 41 Main street. LEAVES FEOM THE BED OAK , Piro Dcmroys a Hnnilftoino Residence A. tilvoly Altorcntlon lie- twoou Newspaper Men. Rnn OAK , January 23. The C. , B. it Q , have fitted up one of the neatest and most inviting little hostolrics in the state , called the Depot hotel , and have trans ferred the dining car cook and crow to it , and if your highness or the friends of your highness should come this way and wish to indulge yourselves in the luxury of n square , clean meal , give them n call. call.At At six o'clock this morning the "firo whistle" startled the drowsy denizens of the town , and the cry of fire rang out on the frosty air. It was found that the residence of Harrison Sllcott was in flames , caused by the breaking of a coal oil lamp. Ho lost his house and con tents , and came near losing his life. The lamp hold nearly a quart of oil , and was accidentally knocked ovor. The oil ran out on the floor in n blaze. Ho made the mistake of throwing on it a bucket of water , which only spread the oil and the flames. When will people loarh that water on blazing oil only adds fuel to the llamo ? By the way , this fire was the cause of a joke on company , No. 2. Said No. 2 prides itself upon being the crack com pany. When the alarm was given they sprang from their beds nnd started to the firo. On their way they fell in with No. 1's hose cart , and thinking that their own cart was ahead they toolc hold and helped No. 1. When they reached the fire , lo and behold , No. 2's cart was in the engine house , and they had to "hool it" back for their cart. All that ono has to do to got up a first-class row is to nsk a member of No. 2 when ho joined No. 1. Court is in session and as a result the granger clement is largely represented in town. town.Wo Wo came near having a "bluddy" row last week between two of our ropreson ativcm of the "golorious" press , lr. ) Sperry of The Telephone , and Snyder , if The Express. Sperry put in his lisl if subscribers ( sworn to of course ) and hiydnr put in his , and The Telephone lUtnumborcd The Express by a few opics. When the said Snyder intimated hat the editor of The Telephone had an las tic oath that could bo stretched quite i number of copies. Thereupon The telephone editor wont in a la Sullivan , mt the board of supervisors interfered , nd prevented bloodshed. The health of the county is ouch as to liscourago the doctois , and the oxprcs- ion is patent with thorn that it is "dom nition" healthy. SOAI'KII. Mrs. A. Bryan , dressmaker. Cutting a specialty , 001 S. Main st. , upstairs. Tlio Urldco Bill. The full text of the bill introduced by Congressman Pusoy , providing for i wagon and railroad bridge ever thn Mis ouri , joining Council Bluffs and Omaha was given in yesterday's BKE ns a mattoi of news , without note or comment. Tin Nonpareil , which has always echooi merely the wish of the Union Pacificam which may therefore bo judged as doinj , o now , fairly howls till the veins stanc mt as far as they cxn seeing that a bras collar surrounds it's nock. It speaks o Bill" Pusoy , and avows that , "If thi mastful anti-monopolist is really the au , her of this measure , or if ho really favor t in its present form , or in any otho 'arm , then ho is no friend of Counci Bluffs. A congressman from Counci Bluffs who would favor that scheme this time , is no friend of Iowa and really the worst onem the city ever had or could havo. If thi city was over moro beastly betrayed i all its past history , wo have no know ] cdgo of either the betrayer or the tiin when such betrayal occurred. " This outburst may bo because ninon the names of the incorporates appea somo'which have the same effect on Job Chapman tint a rod rag does on a bull The fact is that there is a diversity c opinion on the bridge question in Counci Bluffi. Some are opposed to any kitu of a bridgo. Others want a wagoi bridge , but do not want any railway at fachmcnt. Others want a combine < bridge if the railway part can bo proporl ; controlled , Each of those havoioapect ftblu support , and the holders of thee various opinions are certainly entitled titled to as much respect as i a man in whoso hands chanc. has placed a load pencil , and who lias boon provided with a stool in n printin ollico. The bridge question is too im Eortant a ono to bo greeted by a mor and. It is entitled to careful , onrncs thought , and open , frank discussion. It will bo remembered that , two years ago , this matter came up and was con aulcred by a committee chosen fromoac city. The Omaha members of this committee mittoo wanted a railway and wagoi bridgo. The Council Bluffs member wanted only a wagon bridge , and saw ii thn railway part of the plan a scheme t help Omaha and injure Council Bluff * Tim Omaha gentleman then agreed t unite in trying to got a wagon bridge without any railway part. Then th Council Bluffa members of the commit tco were divided in opinion , som of them going in for n rail way and wagon bridgo. The Omalmmom bora bocanib disgusted with the ficklonos shown , nnd refused to join in the railwa ; part , sticking to the agreement for wagon bridge only , and a bill was accord ingly prepared , and in duo time was los sight of. Such is the history of the case , show ing the variance of opinions in Counci Bluffs. The bill is not to bo passed in day , nor the bridge built in a week , am hence there is time for careful considera tion and free discussion , and no need whatever , for the U , P , organ to how so lustily at the mere suggestion of combined bridgo. Wo etill have a few choice hoatin etovpa which wo are closing out at a groa sacrifice. Cooper & McQoe , 41 Mai atroot. Private lessons on china given * by S D. noise. Studio No. 12 N. Mai iroet. MORE BURGLARIES. The Officers Still on the Hnnt and No Arrest , V Resilience nnd a Grocery Store VlHltcd. The latest reported case of burglary is hat of Dr. Lawrence's houso. The thief oiled to procure any plunder , but it in nly lo bo wished that the police would how one-half the diligence in hunting or burglars that the burglars do for ilundor. This follow gained an cntrnnco o the house by climbing up onto the oof of the kitchen , and from there caching a second story window. After ansacking the upper part of the house , 10 came down stairs , nnd was in Mrs. iiwronco's sleeping room. The doctor was away from homo , and Mrs. Lawrence wakening was naturally startled , and as ho started up to strike a light , ho burglar whispered , "Don't you are to strike a match. " Ho lion cautioned her not to make n noise , mt she sprang to the window , raised it , \nd yelled. The follow hurriedly loft .ho room , and after trying the front exit , ind not being able to got out that way , ualicd back to the roar of the house and kipped eut. AFTIIR CJROCinilES. \n attempt was also made to got away with plunder from Maltby's grocery tore. The clerk , named Frank Ru- lolph , came to the store very early to tart up the fire bofpro going to break- ast. llo heard a noise in the store , and soon a follow skipped out of the roar , a lound of smashing glass accompanying us hasty oxit. It appears that .ho burglar had broken out a wno of glass in the roar of the toro , and thus gained an entrance , and was just at work at the till when the ar rival of the clerk frightened him. In iis hurried exit ho found the opening ho iad made in entering a little to small for .ho occasion , nnd so hastily smashed otil ho other pane , thus making plenty ol room for a hurried getting out. Ho made good his escape. JS323 HNEAK THIEVES. > They continue to do moro or less work. Two colored follows entered Davidson' < store , and while ono walked backwarc and forward the other engaged the atten tion of the lady clerk , the only clerk : n the otoro at the time , the darkey pretending that ho wanted to buy a pair of stockings. After the two had gone nit a niece of dress goods , which hac aeon lying on the counter had disap pcarod. S. A. Pioro was the loser of n pair o : shooa from his store on Main street , the same game being worked there by two nion who answer the description of thos who were nt Davidson's. Dry goods at CIO Main street. James and Piko. FEKHONAJLi. M. D. Allen , of Boston , was among yostor day's arrivals at the Ogdon. Charles Coombo , of St. Louis , la at the Og don. don.W. W. 1' . Gray , of Chicago , a coimncrcln man , was at Bochtclo's yostordny. Col. Scipont , of Avocn , dined at Bochtolo' yesterday. V. Benjamin , the Avoca attorney , was a the Pacific yesterday. J. 12. McCrackon , of MIddloton , Ohio , was among yesterday's arrivals at the Pacific. General Mclirido , of Lincoln , is in th city on a brief \ istt to his brother-in-law , C 8. Clark , of The Nonpareil. Mr. Is.ino Connant , of DOB Molncs , wh was stopplntr with A. J. Mamlol for a fo\ dayg , returned homo last ovonhig. II. L , Montgomery Is In the city for a fo days' stay. Dr. Montgomery has gone to Dos Molnc for a day cr two. Col. John Lindt now starts for WasI : lugton to BOO If the Bohlicra' homo cannot b located In Council UlufTs. Will Budcl loft yesterday to visit friends a Atlantic. Iloal Ksliuo TraiiDfero. The following doocu were filed for record cord in the rccorclor's oflico , Januar 23 , reported for the BEE by P. J. Mo Million , real estate agent : A. V. Larimer to Richard JTowo , lo 12 , block S3 , Biddlo'a sub $17G. Jlonry Krnntz to Wm. Schopkcs n ne | , G , 70 , 40-S2,2oO. ( Joorgo Bruhn to Thomas J. JonesBW. BC | , ! ) , 74 , 40-51,010. Total Bales , ? 3,415. SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE. Special advertisements , such as Loot Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Uoird lay , cto. , will bo Inserted in this column at the lo' rata of TKN CKNTS 1'KU LINK ( or the first Insortlo and H VK CKNTH I'Kll LINK for each subsequent In sortlon. Leave odtortlsemonts at our office , No. I'oarl Street , near Itroadwav WANTS. D lloj , with i > on ) , to d. Hi cr Tun UK * . WANTOIJ A lint cl s tailor , to work by th tek Joseph Roller , 310 liroadwa ) . "V\7ANTKD Kxiwrienccd dlnliiR room girl Wane ' T tf6. ! per montu , Ogdeu Home , Council llluttn on a. a.WANTI'.D i\erybouyin : Council lllufls < o Uk TiKllai. Dillrcred by carrier t only twent cents A wick. WANTKD A good houio , In nlco location , nltl three or ( our roomn. Addles * lux No. ifl , He olllce. OLD I'Al'KRS-For sale at Bun ollico , at SS'cuiU ' hundrud. | r 01l.hiNJ : An cIcKuutl ) f > riiUhilrooiii. loratle X1 mitral. lUfercnitj rcqulrid. Address A. II. a , 1) ) UK oillco. IVllllKNT [ ) Two finely furnlthcd rooms , single o 1 en eultc , 30KH. oth street , cor. 3rd. avenue. DK8K RODM-To Rent. CftU n B. W. Kergussoi A. Co. . ft ) I'earl it. IjWltdAU : Ouo l rvo sorrel hone , wil ht HOC 1 pound * , S J ear * old. A. J. Maude ) , 325 Itrcail STOVKS I Imuafowcook and boating Btovrn Ic ov.r , which I willcloso out at great rcJuctluii A. J MamleL Mrs , H , J , Hilton , M. L PHYSICIAN & 222 Kiddle Broadway , Council Bluffs. R. Eice M , D. oroUiertumnn removed without th i knlfo or dr wtni { of tUxxl CHRONIC DISEASES - w * Over thirty > iara practlnal experience. Offloa Mo fi Pearl street , Council IJluBs fcrOon ultatlou free icnrttifcr f RUBBER Oar speech is short , but to the point. Best Chicago discounts every day in the year on Rubber Boots , , Shoes , AND ARCTICS. Goods WARRANTED as good as ANY in the market. They are made by the NEW JERSEY RUBBER SHOE CO. Wo have a big line of SPECIALS and nn IMMENSE stock of regular nnd EXTRA WIDE Boots and Shoes in all sizes , ready to ship on receipt of orders. TIECIE Or second quality Boots wo are introducing are bolter than many so-called firs quality , and wo giva a largo EXTRA discount on them. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. , 412 Broadwav , Council Bluffs Iowa. MAYNE & PALMER , DEALERS IN Hard and Soft Coal , AND WOOD , BULK 'AND BAIinEI. LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MICH1QAN PLASTER. HAIR AND SEWER PIPE. Ho , C39 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. BWITH & LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , 7 and 0 Main street , COUNCILBLUFFS , . . . . IflWA. W T3ATT3T1 ATTORNEY AT LAw. MANAOER OF POTTAWATTAMIE COUN VV. DM IIUJ ) IT COLLECTION AGENCY. Ollico comer Brondftftyand JUIn street JOHN BENO & CO. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. . , 18 Main street and 17 Pearl street MAX MOHN CRESTON HOUSE. , Hotel , 217 and 21B Main street. T P WTTTTT1 OFFICE , i. U. J. VV LJLJLXj > Corner ilnln and Fifth iip-etnlra. Residence , 609 Willow avenue. SOHURZ.JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , . . Ollico o\er American Expreaa. SQ WAiTKTF'R LI VERY AND FEED , O VV jQ-CTll JJ.LV ) Will contract for funerals nt reasonable rates. 22 Fourth street. J. M. ST. JOHN & CO..OASH BUYERS. Draft by return mall. HO Ilroadway. JACOB KOdH. MERCHANT TAILOR , . Stock Compiota. Suits made at reasonable prices. No. 805 Main Stl G. F. SMITH.CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER , . . . Corner 7th and Broadway. 1'lana and specifications furnished. MERCHANT TAILOR. JAMES FRANEY " , ArtUtlo Work and reasonable charges. 872 Broadway. LINDT & HART ATTORNEYS AT LAW , , Practice In etato and federal courts. Andbntn house , 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sovereign , I'rop. P. J , MOD gortiery.M.D.I'lualclan. PTYWTM T ATJUfYPT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , JjJJVVJJN U. jiA.JjjDLJL ) JL , Notary Publlo and General Comojancer. 415 Broadway. T'CI"U"PTTII ? TTnTTQP SMITH & NORTON , HiJQ V JjHIj HUUOJjj Broadw ay opposite New Opera House. Refitted 81 , 81.60 per di A'Large Assortment of Hard and Soft Goal I STOVES ! Being loft ever , must bo sold nt your own prices. I need IXIIEID to fill coutiacts. S. GOLDSTEIN , 538 Broadway. New Store , Fresh Ooods , Low Prices and Polite Attendant * First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , } AS AN ECONOMICAL INSURANCE , THE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION OP WATERLOO , IOWA , Is considered thobvst $ ? .f > 00in osoof death , and $1 000 endowment nt thecsriratlonof ten ) earn. Arse's Incntu jmablo according toap * . Hrp. Olhe I'llloy the agent \\lll call > nd explain the plan upon jour ro quest. Direct jour oou tuunlcatloua to 241 Vine St. Council IllulTa I OH a. DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF VALL PAPER Interior Decorations. 1,1 S. Pearl Street aim 20 N. Main Street , - OOUNCIL BLUFFS Wo have the following goods in quantities to suit purchasers : Sheep Skin Slippers , Kid Sock Protectors , Magnetic Insoles , Cork and Imitation Cork Soles , Shoe Dressing , "T. M. 70" Blacking , Heaton Button Fastners , Shoe Laces , Shoe Brushes , Shoe Hooks , Etc. , Etc As wo buy nbovo goods of Manufacturers iu large quantities for Spot Cash , we uro enabled to sell them low enough to suit competition. QrdeiB promptly attended to. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO , 41'i Broadway , Council Bluflte , Iowa. Empkie Hardware Co \7e-33COXj 33/SJ / JXXj 33 1m 109 and 111JS. Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA. WHOLESALU DEALERS IN 342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , Sold. Money Loaned , Abstracts Furnished * " ' No. 4 Pearl Street , 2 BEOHTELE'S AT. A ! UUOJU The only only hotel run on the European plan in this city. Now building , newly furnished and all modern improvements , nnd is centrally located. PETER BECB TELE , PROPRIETOR , Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa. STEINHARDT & FREYHAN , Wholesale Liquor Dealers , OF COUNCIL BLUFFS , IR , E 3VL O THEIR BUSINESS TO Omaha , NeTa. , January 1st , 1884 , HAVING SECURED WEST & FRITCHER'S OLD STAND. ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. ) TO LOAI ; Complete Abstracts o Title to all Lota and Lands in the County. GROSVENOK & GUNN , MANUFACTURERS OF 311 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs ; Iowa. AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. Granite and Tinware. Latent Novelties in Fanrjr Hardware. A large Jine of extraordinary Fine Carvers. T504 Broadway , and , 10 and , 12 Main Street. WHY DOH'T YOU OETSDME OF 8J ? Cuds.'S ? Perfect Fitting , Best and ChiapestBiFine Linen Collars and Cuds. No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs. Iowa FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1 , WE WILL GIVE In allourBocts and Shoes , regardless of Quality. Don't miss this chance. S. A. PIERCE , 100 Main Street. DR. THOMAS JEPFERIS , No , 5'JC Sixth meuuc , Council BlulTs , Iowa. Homeopathic Physician and Mag netic Healer. ' KXIIRIENCK ; TIIIKIV IKAIIS A INC IDENT or COU.MII , Dlapnodls ( diseased conditions described ) uithout nuemlonlnir. There an > hundreds ot witnesses to the fact that the blind are restored , the deaf made to hear , alia iiaral ) sis and rheumatism of months and jcarsstaiiillnicfroqucutlycurtdinSO rulnutt-B1 time through iwjchlo mesmeric , spirit or soul force. "Thcso things were not done In a corner. " 'Ihoonly reliable | > re\entr.tho nil cure for diph theria known ( keep It on hand ) . The best catarrh remedy in uac. Small | > ox pro ) tntatlve superior to tacciuatlon. U\eryca30 of Indigestion ( desmpula ) cured-timo required ono to six weeks. Old ulcers , commonly talltd cancers removed ithout the use of the knife. In fact all acute and chroula diseased successfully treated. 1 lie records of mortality show Out DJeffo'les U the most successful practitioner ot medicine In the western country. 1IU greatest success has bcin In cases that haul alllfd the ( kill of otter doctors , as M ell 01 causing despair and llnanclal ruin in many case * . f TERMS REASONABLE. No charge for consultation by letter or otherwise. Inclose .tamji where anms to letters are required. Ilia' klnil of rcternces t'Uen. t ± r 1'ersont free from contagious disease will be ro. cuhcd Into hUInstltutsot Health for t'catmcnt. JACOH SIMS. E. I' . CADWELL. SIMS& CADWELL , Attorneys -at-Law , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IO\VA Office , Main Street , Room * 1 aud bhuirart & JIo iUuon'B Block. Will practice in SUta ud aim ) oourU W. R. VAUGHAN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Council Dluffa. Real estate and collection agency , n Odd Kellowi ock , over Baring * Rank. , JuiSf. JOSEPH G-AOEEG-AST. AND GOAL- Corner Main street and Eighth a > tnue , Cj'il ' IllulTs. irU'Lowcst rates ar.d prompt delivery WINTERRESORT. _ SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. Oixx-o or 3XTe > 3T , -v We Bua onteu the cure of the follottin , ' named dls- seosos , or no naj : Rheumatism , tjercfula , Ulcers , Catarrh , a I Blood and kliidUeaios , Dv pepsia , Liver Complaint , Kidney and Hladdcr Uliciut. Uout , Neil- ralk'laandAstlinm , Thesj 8prIuB are the favorlto resort of the tired an 1 dellliiatad , and arotho FKKULB LADICS Uh-ST KltlKNU , Oood hotel , livery and bathing acooruodatlon both winter and summer. Locality hl.'hly plctureenuo ' and healthy. Accotslblo by' Wab.sh railway , a E\oiiaorC.lB. & Q. at Albany. Corresj > oiielcuo Bollcitcd , REV. 11.11. THOMPSON. Siloom Springs , Oora , P. . , ? , . , ANALYSIS. Specific Gravity. . . . , . i nns Reaction . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " . 'V. . Neutral Carbouio Acid Cos . , ' CO In. Carbonate Calcium . . . . . ss Carbonate Iron . . . . . .7 < " - . . Sulphate Calel im . . i Chlorldo Sodium , . . . . . . . BiUIca . . . . . AlunUna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . ' ooio Organloand Volatile matter aud loss , . lliso Total solids per fallen . . .67,174 Wiiiuiiri JltuuiLL , chcmltts. TUOU. orricxx , . . u. u. rrair. OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council liluSi Establishea 1858 UOUK Pcaleri SecuntiM In Foreign a d ic Eact.ir.ge tid