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OMAHA DAILY -THURSDAy , MAY 1 , 18S4 ,
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUBTS.
The following are the tlmoiot the fttrU&l ml de
arture of trains by central standard time , atthj
ocal ilcpoU. Train * learn tran fcr depot ten r lti-
cs eanlcr and arrl o ten minutes Inter. y
CHICAGO , DDRUKOrOI ASD QOIXCT.
MAT ! ARRIVI.
tSSptn ClilMitol'.nprcss n.ooatn
9:10 : a in Kin SU11 , 7oO : p tr
KANSAS CtTTi ST. W AID COUSCIL ILUrFS.
10-01 am Mall and v.xprcsi , 7oS : p m
8.05 p in Pacific KxproM , 6:50 : p tu
CIIlCiBO , VttiWArilll * AID ST. fAUL.
f : ts a m Hall and Xxpiim , 7:10 : p m
f > 'SS p m llxprw , 0'40 n m
0.45 k m Kxprtes , 0J5 : p m
cine 190 , ROCK igiiAin ! > rAcino.
f > 30pm Atlxntlc Exproiui , 0.40dm
0 80 ft m Day t xpross , o so p m
TilDam "DosMolnrs Anowtnmodmon , 4:40 : p in
At local depot only.
wAsiBii , BI. wins IXD rAciric.
0-65 am Mall , 4:45 : pra
4:50 : pin Cannon Halt , 11:15 : am
At Trantfor only.
CHICAGO and KORTII1FHITXM.
6:30 : m Express 6 BO p m
8.4 1 am 1'actno Express , 6:15 : a in
J , BIOIJX CUT AKD fACIFIC ,
* In bt. Plll Expro , O.CX ) A m
m Accommodation , 0.60 p in
ntiox rAomo.
SCO ptu Western KxpruM , 8 35 am
1UM am raclflo Ktpro < 4 , 4'1'I p tn
7:40 : ft m Local Exprisj , 8 M a m
12:10 : a tn Lincoln ixpro * , _
AtTraiultronly.
ntJNMr THAI-iS TO OMAHA.
Tx-avo 7:20-iV9.30-10.30-ll:40 : ! : a. . 1:30-1.30 :
. .U.80S:30o : 35 llIOS p. ra Anne CO mlmilcs
biforo leaving ttnm.
Nebraska Cornice
-AND-
JtANUFAOTtJlinnS OK
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES
PIN1ALS , WINDOW CAPS ,
TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFIN9 ,
PATENT MKTALIO 8KTLKJUT ,
Bron Fencing !
Crcstlngs , DaluntriulM , Yeruidus , Odlco nml B pk
lUIIIncs , Window and Ccllur Guards , Kto.
HOB. O. AVDttn BTIIEEP , LINCOLN NKD.
OMRKll. U el
n the blood Is apt to ihow Itmlt In the rprlng , and
aturo should by all meant bo aaetated In throwing It
cI. Swill's SpeeUo does this efloctltcly. It Is a
purely vwetable , non-poisonous lomcdr.whlch helps
natuio to force all the pjlion or taint oat through
ho porci ot the ekln.
Mr. Hoboit A. E lev , of Dloknon , Tcnn. , writes ,
nndci data March 10 18S4 ? "I had cli'lls and 'over
followed by rhematUm , for thrco jcurs. so that I
itasnotabo to attend to iuy business : had triad al
most ovfy kind of medicine , and found no rdlcf.
A filond j commeinFil Sniffs Specific. Itrl ° ilono
bottloand rny health bc an toirproto. 1 continued
until I bud taken tlx buttles , ami it hai ret me on
inj feer , as sound a'i'l uell aac\or. I recommend It
toalUlailariy afflict < 1 "
Lctteisfroin twenty thrco3) ( ) ot the leading retail
ilruzglstao' Atlanta , eaj , ui dor rtato of Mtrch'JHli ,
Ib84 : "Wo sell mcro o ( fiIft's Sjioclflo than any
other ono i rmody , aud threu to ten times ai much na
another blood medicine.Vo fII It to all classes ,
and many o ! the best families Uio It aj a general
health tonic.
Our treatise on Blood and Skin Diseased Dialled
frCO wumjuututS.
THE SWIFT SPKCIFIO CO.
Drawer 3. Atlanta , Oa.
N Y. oraro. 1E9W.2W St. . between 6th and 7th Ave
Will Uio eanlnar man onoke ? " was a. V
tied by FrotTlak In hla charming pom-
rhlet IIoBnjt , moreover , thatthornUonal
war to UBO tcbicco U through the plpo.
All flffrco Jiat only the boat tobacco should
bo used f Which U the bcetTTUlt to
quldto flavors. Bladrrcll's Dull Durham
Smoking Tobi .ceo fills the bill completely.
Ke&rly two-thirds of all the tobacco grown
on tha O olden Tobacco belt ot North Carolina
lina goea Into tha manufactory of Black-
well , at Durhnm. They buy tha pick of
the entire eectlon. Ilenco
ElackwelTs Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco Is the
best of that tobacco. Don't
bo ( leeched when you buy.
Tlio Durham Bull trade
mark is on
every genuine
pnckas-o ,
Blactn-eH'fl Genuine Bull Durham
la thii choice of all judge * ot
Smoking Tobacco.
KKPI'.ESENTSI
1,511 , AMiinnM Co. , ol vionaoii ,
, . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . - < . .
T. N. V. , Capital ittJaiccO.O
/-T '
, LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE ,
{ aham Paper Oo. ,
in and 211) ) North Main M. , St. LoulH.
WHOLKSALK DKALEU8 IN
WRTT/NO
WUAITINO
, CARD BOARD AHD
F'
JAMES Y. OEAIG- ,
AND FLORIST.
PI , , , , specifications and estimates of cost of lav'ns '
i out new or remodel" B old lannu , Kradinjr. soddlnc.
l t Ulb luriil htH on application. Grower and
I dealer in all kinds of How urn , Knrub * . Ornamental
lindShada Tre'S. Just the tiling for Cemetery or
lMn Becoratlon , Grei-n ll.Ue * an.l Nur ery 23rd
iwwn Frt ( | ( ) mabaCu , Klowernaod Flower-
' - ' ' - at all soaaoiis , and any
Orders bv n all promp'ly attended to. Ad
' . 0 , Dot < U > 5 Omaha , Neb
in H
, - OKAND EXCUnSIONH le > o No * York
VYiv ndJune , 1M4. 1'AbSAOE TIOKHIS
\ [ \TIO 81EAUEU3. Hpoclal facilities for
"JD BEUTIia. axmillST'lICKBra for
KUHOl'K. by a'l routes , at reduced ratej
riiCOHSIONIST , with map ! and full \au-
Till 10 cents. A'lare
13roa < l ay , N. \ .
JCHEUERMAOTM D
OKltUA
icopathio Ekysioian
SI-ECIAL18T 0V
, omf.DUKN acmioNio
, -At n lleiioo , NM 8. 10th Street , till
&d utter 3 ! ' . m. Hourn At ottloo , Mo , H3
I ICthbi , Hooml.liomlOa. is , , to 3 p. m.
jjXapaWorm will t * romsnoJ , wttout
COUHCil BLUFFS
ADDITIONAL LOCAL N1SWS.
WANTED IN MISSOURI ,
ATri\velln > ; Mmu Arrested on
Dofitlcntliin.
Chief Skinner received a telegram in.
structing him to nrwst William Armstrong -
strong , n young mun who for four months
past has boon traveling for Richmond
Bros. , of this city. The young man gave
bonds immediately after his arrest , and
the rest of yesterday was spoilt in tele
graphing backwards and forward in an
attempt to Bottle up the matter. It ap
pears that the complainant is the firm
for whom Mr. Armstrong uao-i to work
at Forest City. It was difficult yester
day to got at the 'exact nature of tlio
bill of about $50 , which it is claimed , ho
used for his own purposes , and for which
money ho promised to reimburse them.
The matter has run along unsettled , and
now they have commenced criminal pro
ceedings. The chief received n telegram
yesterday that if Armstrong would not go
back to Missouri without a requisition ,
they would get one , or ho could , if ho
choao , deposit $200 in eomo bank subject
to their order , to make them secure.
Armstrong is spoken of quito highly , and
hero there is a disposition not to judge
too lustily in this matter. It is said that
on his last trip BOVOM ! attempts were
made to arrest him in Missouri , but each
time ho eluded the arrest by denying
that ho was the man who TV.IS wanted ,
and once oven iras released on his repre
sentations , nftor having boon captured
by three constables vith shot gun * , who
were determined to take him.
DROPPED DEAD.
The Body ofGoorRo Bclillct Found
Coroner Connell was called to Walnut
Monday night by > telegram , announcing
that a man had boon found dead , and an
inquest was needed. On arriving there
ho found that the miai referred to was
George Schlict , a well known farmer of
Lincoln township , whoso homo was
about ton miles southeast of Walnut. It
appeared from the evidence gathered
that Mr. Schlict left his homo in the
morning , in apparently good health , intending -
tending to put up some fence poato in a
field about three-quarters of a milo from
the house , saying that when ho did that
ho intended going to a neighbors a little
further distant. Several hours after
wards two men found him lying by the
aide of the fence , where ho had been at
work , and ho waa already dead. The
post mortem showed than he had dropped
down with heart disease and the jury ,
consia ting of Messrs. Bresslor , Reimcr
and Tray returned a verdict to that ef
fect. The deceased loaves a son and
daughter.
PERSONAL
II. II , Motcalf is oil for the east fur now
goods.
Thomas Gavin has returned from his east
era trip.
E. O. Anderson , of Shelby , wax at the Pa
cific yesterday.
33. W. Mears , of Boston , arrived at the Op-
den yesterday.
J. J. Shea , of Neola , was here yesterday on
legal business.
K. S. Good and L. Jj. Morris , of Pony , la. ,
are at the Ogdon.
D. IL Harris , of Woodbine tarried at the
Pacific yesterday.
II. II , Lanitz , of Das Moines , reached
Bechtolo'a yesterday.
L. Anerbach , and S. Newbower , of Now
York , are at the Ogdon.
U. C. Hunt , of Chicngs , registered nt the
Ogden last evening.
.Tamos A. Doll , of New Albany , Indiana ,
wax at the Ogden yesterday.
Ben. J. Snlungor , of Manning , was among
those lit Bechtelo's yesterday ,
William Mack , an Omaha paving contractor
was here yesterday , seeing how the work was
progressing.
Sol Mann , of the People's store , loft yester
day for IIH ! old homo in Albany N. Y. , and
expects to remain * there.
, r. P. 1'ilbert , the old grocer , loaves In a
few days for his cattle ranch , i ! . " > 0 miles west
of Omuha , in the Lotip valley. His brother ,
S. J. Filbert , who is in vith him now will
buy out the grocery business and continue it
Jewelry.
The jewelry and silverware sale takes
pluco now at 218 Broadway , instead of iu
the opera house. Mr. West certainly
has u finu stock and warrants everything
aa represented.
What your eyes BOO and tongue tastes
you are bound to believe. Therefore , wo
offer you all an opportunity to eoo , taste , i
and bo convinced of the truth of the
statement that "Hereford's" is the
strongest and best baking powder made
aud it is the only ono that ia endorsed by
any physician or chemist as being health
ful and nutritious. Call at Robt. Mullis'
store , Broadway , corner of First slraet ,
to-day , and at Taylor & Calofa to mor
row , and be convinced.
Notice of Dissolution.
The firm of Bushnell it Brackett ,
Council Bluffr , Iowa , is this day dissolv
ed by mutual consent. W. D. Busbnoll
will continue the business at Nos , 19
Pearl und 20 Main street , L. 0. Brack-
ett will continue the business at Nos.
224 and 220 Broadway. All dehU duo
the Broadway store must be paid at once
to L. 0. Brackett. All debts duo the
Main utroot store muet be paid at once to
D. W. Bushnell. All claims against the
firm will bj paid upon the presentation
to D. W. Bushnell. Please preicnt your
sUtomonU at onco. Council Bluffr Iowa ,
April 30th , 1884.
D. W , BOBIINEI.I , ,
L. 0 ,
POLITICAL PLUNDER ,
The Council Divides the Swag in Suite
of Protest.
WntkltiB Is Ilewnrtlcd by l cln Mmto
Clitcr oftlio Klro Ioi nrtincnt.
The meeting of the city council last
night wai nil importnnt ono. Fur aomo
tinio nn cft'crt has boon mnclo io secure ft
full nttondnnca uiuUriho ngroomont thnt
certain city ollicors would not bo elected
unless nil mombora were present. Last
night.whilo less important business wns
being transacted , Aldormnn James slipped -
pod out of the room , but the other mom
bora concluded not to lot him dodge the
responsibility and sent the marshal nftor
him. On his being brought in the council
proceeded to complete- the city orgiuiiz <
tion. The city attorney gnvo it as his
opinion that the city ordinance , no far as
it provided that the chief of Iho fire de
partment would hold his olllco during
jood behavior , was illegal.
An ordiimnco tvna thou presented and
passed , amending the old ordinance and
making the term of the ohiof two year ? .
Alderman James thru wanted to adjourn -
journ , but the council refused.
An informal ballot was then taken for
chief of the fire department , resulting :
P. D. Wnltora , Hj John Tomploton , 2 ;
blank , 1. A formal ballot was then
taken , resulting in the election of Wal
ters , ho receiving four votes
and Tomploton two. This notion
in the face of the petition signed by
nearly every business man in the city ,
will causa a storm of indignation and it is
generally concluded that it is but a re
word for Wulkor'a political ward work.
Temploton having made a line record and
being the choice .f the department. It
ii predicted by eomo that ono half of the
department will send in their resigna
tions at the next mooting of the council.
The election of the street lupcrrisor
resulted in the choica of M. D. Har-
din. 0. R. Mitchell xccoivod ono voto.
For side-walk commissioner A. E. Avery
was elected unanimously. Fred Lamb
was chosen policeman at Fairmount Park.
The ballot for park policemen at Bayliss
Park resulted , Cobalt 4 , Jackson 2. For
poll tax collector , D.iniol Jonnan was
elected , Mr. Hondricks receiving 2 votes.
Call at Robt. Mullis' store , Broadway ,
corner First street , to-day , and got a
Horaford cook book , a handsome chroma
and valuable information froo.
Heal Estate Transfers.
The following transfers were filed in
county clerk's ofllco , April 30 , reported
by P. J. McMahon , real estate agent ,
Council Bluffs :
G. A. Jacobs to J. A. Edmundson , lot
2 , block 17 , Bayliss' 2d add. 86 00.00.
H. L. Henry to Christ Johnson , lot 7.
block 13 , Mill add. $200.00.
Peter Peterson to Jacob Jacobson , nel
nwj 28.77-43. $500.00.
Li. D. Woodmanseo to S. H. Hopkins ,
let 5 , block 15 , Macedonia. $25 00.
G. A. SJocum to W. H. Freeman , part
nwj uw 12 75-40. S5.00.
H. L. Aldridgo to M. E. Jones , part
ni nwj 4-77-44. $200.00.
"
"J. D. Edmundson to J. M. Axtcll , nwl
swi 10-77-43. § 480.00.
Mary A. Clark to Hard in Jones , part
wi swj 9-77-44. 5245.00.
Olive W. Grow to John Alberts , part
eA ne | 3-74.43. § 400.00.
James Sullivan to Bridget Durgan , lot
G , block 1 , Howard's add. S1GO.OO.
J. W. Davis , o * al , to Elizabeth A.
Brink , nei se | 32-77-3 ! ) . § 800.00.
Hugh Adams to Hardin Jones , part
sej nej 7-77-44. § 350 00
Robert Mullis' atoru , Broadway , cor
ner 1st street , is the place to got valuable
information and hot biscuits to-day and
Taylor & Oalef'a to-morrow.
Now goods in all the latest styles of
Tlicin Ji\vn ,
The employes at the transfer , ns most
know , . .io receiving ono half of their pay
from the Union Pacific and 12V per cent.
from each of the pool lines. The Union
Pacific , by its circular published in yesterday -
torday ovoning'ti BEI : , cuts down its part
of the pay fifteen per cent , on salaries of
§ 3,000 and upwards , 1211 per cent , on
salaries of over § 1,000 , and 10 per cent
on salarioi less than that. The salaries
at the transfer range from § 50 to § 125.
Besides this cut down the Union Pacific
still insists on assessing the employes 40
cents a month for a hospital fund. The
boys are getting terribly sick over this
constant grasping for what little money
they do earn , so sick that they will
need the hospital if the Union Pacific
don't lot up. It is predicted that the
employes will not submit to the cut , but
this will become moro clearly settled to
day.
furniture , etc. , at A. J. Mandol's , 325
Broadway.
COMMKHCIA.TJ ,
. '
COUNCIL. BLUFira UARKKT.
Wlwat No. 1 mlllinff , 80s ; No. 2 ailllcg
70c ; No. 3 and rncWil | , fiOo.
Corn Local demand for feed 40@45 ; deal-
out of market.
a aU-Loc.l demand 30i@3r c.
Hay 10 00 per ton ; 1 OUo per bale ,
Kyo 10@4Gc.
Corn &Ioal 1 25 per 100 pound * .
Wood ( Jowl lupply ; pricea at yards , G 00@
Coal Delivered , hard , 11 60 per ton ; Holt ,
00 per ton
Lard Falrbank'0 , wholesaling at OVc.
Flour City Hour , 1 C0@3 3D.
Brooms 2 05@3 00 per cloz.
tivr STOCK.
Cattle 3 rx > @i 00 ; calvoa , C fiO@7 CO.
Ilck'a Local nockora are buying now and
there la a Rood demand for all crating ; choice
packing , 0 25 : mixed , C 25 ,
I'nonuci : AND FIIUITB.
Quotation * by J. M. St. John & Co. , com
mission merchants , 538 liroadway.
Butter Creamery. ? 8r6nOcj ? chJc couutry
rolls , In poixl demand , 18@20o.
Kggs 12io per dozen.
1'oultry Jtoady nulujclilckomi.dreneil , 12tc ;
live , ilc ; turkaya. dreatod. IDcj lire , 12o ,
| Juckn , droflBoJ , 12c ( : live , Bo.
Oranges i 00@4 W > per box.
Lemoiu 3 Mlfoll 00 per box ,
liananas 2 5O3 50 per bunch
Vegetables -Potatoes , SSvSHOj onions , 7. c ;
cabbage , 4 -nU per pound ; appliw. r ' 1v
lale'at 4fiOO@5 00 for prime stock ; Beaiu , 1 60
MlACcllfincon. *
JKiee Muffins.
Ono cup N > M boiled rlco ) ono pint flour ) ttro
cgR < ; one lublospoonful bnttcri onotcftfpoonful
Milt ) ono quart milk , or enough to make a thin
batter , Ucat hard and
Jircad Jfuj
Take four thick illcca of biker's brrad and
tut elf the crust. Lay them In rt pan ami pour
boiling wotcr over cuDlclent tn ionk them well.
Cover t'io ' bread , and after It baji stood nu hour
drain olT the water and ttir tha ranked broad
until It Is a smooth mas , then mix Intnotablc-
s of sifted flour and a half pint of milk.
beaten two CRRS very light , tlr thorn
gradually Into the mixture , llrcmo some muf-
tin-rlngs , ret them on a hot grlddlr , pour Into
well a portion of the mixture. Uako brown
and tend to table hot.
Cream
Ono quart of rich ratlk , or , If you can grt H ,
lialf cream and half milk ) ono quart of flour ,
heaping ) six eggs ; ono lableinoonfulo11 butter ,
ono of Inrvl , softened tocotlicr. Heat wli'.tcs nna
yolks separately , very light : then add flour and
shortening , and a scant tablc-ipoonful of cult ,
and stir In the flour the last tnlng , lightly as
posolble , and have the butter frco irom lutaps.
Italf-flll your well-buttered inulTm-rlngs i\tvl
bake Immediately In n hot orcn , or ) our muflhi.
will not bo good. Send them to the tablu tli >
moment they arc done.
alujfim.
These dcaerto "extcnil > o ctroulatlon.Vc
have the recipe as a spvotat favor from a lady
friend , at whoso table wo ha\o cnjojdl foui'i
Oiplt.il specimen , ma < Io as follows ! To ono
) uart of milk add two egg * well beaten , a lump
if butter half tlio itio of an rgg , nud flour
Jnougli to make n stlfT battf Stir In half pint
> f yeast. I.ct them stand w-w perfectly light ,
md then bake on a griddle , In tin rings made
'or the purpose. Thcso nn inorcly ftrlpi of tin
.hrco-quartorn of nn Inch \tldo , made Into ilng <
fivm ttro and rv half to three Inches In dtamo-
tcr , without bottom , the ring being simply
vlaccd on a xriddle and bat'cr poured In touli lu
Qranilmnjs Shortcake
Ono pound sifted flour , dried in tHcn for
t. few inliiutca , but not bronnul ; n quarter of n
pound of huttorj n heaping table'pooiirul Inrd ;
a saltipoonful ealt ; a pinch of soda dissolved
In just enough Tincgar to coxcr It , and well
wo/kod In. Put together nlth Icc-watcr and
mil one-half an inch thick. Cut in squares ,
prick nitu a fork , and bake light brown.
lircnlfast Jlolti.
One pint of sweet milk , one egg , rmlf A teaspoonful -
spoonful of salt , ono largo tablespoonfulof lard ,
( no tablespoonfuli of yeast ; mix with on * quart
of flour ; mix them at night , plneo in a warm
pldco to rise ; in the morning roll out , cut thiin
Into roll ) , placa In the pans , and place over a
kettle of warm water ; let tlum gtt m light ,
and bake about tntnty mlnutoti.
Hop Yeast Bread ,
Take onn yeast eakc , dissolra in t , tup of
warm water , isith a tablespoonful of sugar ; two
quarts of tha best flour , ono largo tableinoon-
nil of lard mixed well with the Hour. Then
pour in th * ycaat eako , with sufficient warm
water to mnka a moderately soft dough. Knc&il
well. Set in a warm place to rise until mornIng -
Ing , then kncud well again. Make into loaves
or rolls , and put into the pans , letting It rue
again an hour or so. It js then ready for bak
ing. Follow the aboto recipn , and you will
never fail to make good bread.
I'fcnnn lircail.
The process of making Vicnm bread , with
which Centennial \isitura boc.uno familiar , is
thus explained : Sift in a tin pan four pounds
of flour , bank it up against the sides , pour In
ono quart of milk and water , and mix into it
enough flour to form a thin batter ; then quickly -
ly and lightly odd ono pint of Jillk , in which
is dissolved ono ounce ot salt and ono and three-
quarters ounces of O.ilV ,1 Flctschtnann'd com
pressed yeast ; lca\o the remainder of the flour
against the sides of the pan ; co\cr the pan
with a cloth , and set it in a place frco from
draught for three-quarters of an hour ; then
mix in the rest of the flour until the dough will
leave tbo bottom and the sides of the . -pan , and
let it stand two and a half hours. Finally dl-
vldo the n.r.s jnto one-pound pieces , to bo cut
In turn into twcif ? pnrta oaob. jjiis gives
square pieces about three ana n * half Inches
thick , each corner of which Is iakcn up and
folded over to the centre , and then the cakes
are turned over on a dough-board to rise for hall
an hour , when they are put Into a hot oven that
bakes thorn in ton minutes. The chief merit ol
Vienna bread lies in the fact it can bo made In
less than lour hours , and the shortness of the
process abbreviates the time generally required
for the " rising " of ordinary bread ( which in
reality is the active decomposition and subso-
destruction of some of the chief nutri-
Sucnt elements of the flour.
Nice Muffin * .
Ono quart flour ; thrco eggs , beaten separate.
ly and \cry stiff ; thrco cups fiour milk and a
small teaspoonful soda ; a little s.ilt. Beat
hard , and bake in muffin-rings on a griddle.
Vienna Rolls.
Have ready in a bowl a tablespoonful of but
ter or lard , make it soft by warming a little aiu
stirring around with a spoon. Take ono quari
unsifted flour , add to It two heaping teaspoonfuls -
fuls Royal linking Powder , then mix and eift
them thoroughly together , and place in tbo
bowl with the butter. Take moro or ICES swocl
milk as you may think necessary to form a
dough of usual stiffness , according to the flour
( about throo-quartcrs pint ) , put into the milk
ono-half tcaspoonful salt , and then stir It into
the flour , etc. , with n spoon , forming the dough
which turn out on board and knead 'sufficiently '
to make smooth. Itoll out ono-half inch thick
and cut with a largo round cutter. Then foU
each ono over to form a half-round , wetting a
little between tbo folds to make them stick to
gether. I'laco tliLUi on buttered pans , so as not
to touch , wash them over on ton with milk to
give them a glosn , and then bake immediately
in a hot oven about twenty minutes.
It will do them no harm to ( tand half an
hourbcforo baking , if it in desired.
Coniiiliiiiiinu of Sere Throat or
Hoarsenc-vs whouM use BHOWN'H BUONCIIIAL
Tuoujir.H. Tlio otlect is extraordinary , partic
ularly when lined by singers and speakers for
tleartng the voice. _
Sitting Itull.
ins AI.UXJUD sir.ioir : IIKFOIII : THR sioux
C03IMON COUNCIL.
The following npvcch of Sitting Bull has
been specially translated und reported by
our Indian editor , who is nlso wholesale
mid retail dealer in deceased languages , and
general agent for home-mado Sioux rheto
ric and tmiokc-tanncd Indian eloquence.
New liiiil Indian laments with bead trim
mings. Compiler of novel and desirable
Btylcs of war dance. Indian clomienco fiir
nlshing to debating clubs nud publishers
of Rchool readers :
"Warriors and war-beared veterans of the
frontier :
, Once more the warpath is over-grown
with buuch grass , and the tomahawk alum-
bora in the wigwam of the red num. Grim
viHJigcd war haa given place to the piping
time of pease. The cold and cruel -winter
Is upon UH. It has been upou , us for borne
time.
The wail of departed spirits is on the
night wind , and the wail of the man with
the chilblain answers back from the war
rior's wigwam.
Children of the forest , we arc few , where
once the shrill warhoop of the chieftain col-
'ccted our tribe like the leaves of the forest.
I might now yell till the cows come homo
without bringing out a quorum.
Wo are fading uway before the inarch of
the paleface , and Hlnk , into oblivion like
the nnowflako on the bosom of the Blink
ing Water.
Warriors , I am the last of a mighty race.
Wo were a race of chieftains. Alas I wo
vi ill boon bo gone. The Hull family will
soon pass from the face of the earth. Ole
[ gone , and John IH failing , and I don't feel
very well myself. Wo are Iho victims of
the paleface , and our lands are taken away.
A. few were suim ami thceivillxatlou , ami
valley tin , and hand-mudo Bour tuu-sh , und
horse liniment of the palefuco will have
iloiio their deadly work.
Our MIIIUWB and pnppooscs are scattered
to the four winds of heaven , aud wo are
left desolate.
Whore is the Daughter-of-the-Tcmpest ?
Wliwo is Tho-Wall-Eycd-Malden-With-
Uio-Peeled-Nose ?
Where J Victoria IlcglnuDcl dracia Bit
ting Bull. Where Is Knock-Knee Chcml-
loon ? Where are H way-Hack Buo and Hevk <
fcjed GoYwniawit ijociu f
They have sunk licncitth the fire water *
of the goggled-eyed Caucasian. They have
succumbed to the dell rum triangles , nut )
v h < n 1 uxll them they eomo not. They do
lot hear i.yolec. . Their mo.ms arehcir > l
upon the still night ntr , and they cry fr
revenge. Ixiok nt the snd rcmnnut of the
" .unlly of Sitting Hull , your chief. Onp
.ore-eyed smmw is left alone. Her face h
arrowed oVr with the famine of many
winter ? , and her nose is only the ruin of
brmcr greatne . Her moccasins are worn
Hit , and the soldier p mti she w ears are too
omtforhrr. .She , also , is drunk. Shell
jot ivi drunk ns she can get , but she Ishopc-
"ul and persevering. She ho-s also learned
o lie like the whltu man. She Is now nn
\tsy , extemporaneous liar. When we
pillier around the camp llreand enact our
uitnlored lies in Iho gloaming , Lucretiu
Uorgin Show began Sitting Hull , with the
nspirotlon of siv lingers of agency coflln
varnish , proceeds to tell thoprlzo prc\ari-
ration , and then the liott o adjourns , and
milling ran bo heard butlhomuiUed trend
of the agcney corn beef , going out to get
some fresh air. Luerctiii Horgln Is bccom-
ugslo\cnly. His evening , and yet she
iw ; not donned her evening dress. Her
mck hair is unkempt , and her front hair
s unhung. 1'rclty soon Iwllltakontoimi-
mwk nml lung It for her. ShcRocmi dea-
laudonl nml hopelefu * . AH BIO ! leans
igalust the trunk of n mighty oak nud
vnitchcH her buck you can see that her
houghts nro far uway. She to thinking
of her childhood days by the banks of tbo
Mlnnchalm.
Warriors , we stand In the moccasins ofn
nighty nation. Wo represent the starv-
ng remnant of the once powerful Sioux.
Dur pirogue stands idly on the shore. 1
lou't know it pirogue is , but It stands idly
HI the shore.
When the spring 'llowen bloom ngniu ,
ind the grass is green upon the plains , we
vill onto moro go upon the \\urp.itli. Wo
H ill nvengo the wrongs of our nation. 1
iavo not fully glutted mycngcnnee i
iavese\cn orclghtmoregUitHon hand , and
i\u will shout our war-cry once more , nud
mutilate some moro Anglo-Saxons. Wo
rtill silence the nNcngiug cries of our pee
le \\o will spatter the grceu grass nud
; ray greasewood with the gore of the palo-
nee , and feed the white-livered emigrant
o the coyote. Wo will spread death nud
Isolation every where , and llll the air with
u in overshoes and rcmuiuH.
Let ua yield up our lives dearly , while
\H5iimsh the palcfuco beyond recognition ,
mid shoot his hired man fco full of holes
Imt ho will look like n suBpcnsion bridge.
Warriors , there is our hunting ground.
The bull'alo , the antelope , the vnge-hcn and
iho jnckass rabbit nro ourg. Ourn to enjoy ,
ours to perpetuate , ours to transmit. The
Great Spirit created these animals for tlio
.xd iimn , and not for the bilious tourist ,
between whoso legs the clicsnut sunlight
penetrates clear up to his collar bone.
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Then wo will ride down on the regular
srmy when ho is thinking of nonictlilug
else , and will scsiro him into convulsions
and our medicine man will attend to the
convulsions while wo sample the supplies.
Thcu wo will take Borne cold sliced In
dian agent and some bay rum , and all go
on n picnic.
Warriors , farewell ! Ho virtuous and you
will bo happy ; but you will bo lonesonio
sometimes. Think over w hat I lme said
to you about the council-fire , and govern
yourselves accordingly. Wo w ill not mur-
.nnr at the celluloid cracker and cast-iron
odfisli ball , but in the spring we will have
cal cutlets for breakfast and peace com
missioner for dinner. The bnuaw of Sit
ing Bull nliall have n uuir plug hat , und
If the weather is Bo'vcre , sho'shall ' luuo two
of them. * * t
Warriors , farewell I I nm done. I have
. "pokcn. I have nothing more to say. Sic
semper uusnino. IMjinibSK ? , erysipelas , in
hoc eureka , , 'sciataca , usulructilimburgcr
iobraugh. " Hill Kyc in Laramic lloomcrang.
ltor lin < U'rt Acid Plioopliatc.
IN K1OUT 8WKATS AND I'llOSTHATJON.
Du. P. STUDIIAI.TEII , St. Louis , Mo.
says : "I have used it in dyspepsia ner
vuous prostration and in night sweats
with very good rcsulta.
A Sail Water Both at Home.
In order to supply the continent from
DC.I nhoro to center , from the metropolis to
the frontier , with sea-water , it is not ncces
snry to barrel or bottle it , nor to build i
pipe-Hue. The most excellent way Is to
icduco its bulk by c\aporalion , and whei
old Ocean is dry and clean , pack it awny
in boxes weighing from ouoto fifty pounds
Then send it by express or freight to its
destination. All the salmo' properties of
the sea are intact , and by adding the prop
er quantity of water to marine salt a ball
is obtained which contains , besides salt
( chloride of sodium ) , the sulphate and chlo
ride of magnesia , the sulphates of lime nm
soda mid traces of the chloiido of potas
sium aud iodine.
But while wo summon modern skill and
enterprise to our service wo must remem
ber that the beneficial effect of Bca-b.ithiu
is not n modern or an individual discovery
The salutary results of a pluugo into tin.
surf ia universally rctognued , and its prac
tice instinctive where and when the at
mospheric conditions admit of it. Many
pereous find its influence over the physi
cal and nervous system so healthful thai
they consider it essential to spend ft few
weeks or a few days nt the fcca shoie , o\en
nt great expense or great inconvenience , for
they thus hope to lay up a store of health
and strength that will last lor months
The record of the seaside resorts of our
coasts tor the past few years aliowa tlio
great and growing popularity of Bca bath
ing. Modern chemistry mmlyzing the
properties of sea water declare it tonic
nud remedial , a corrective of disease and a
conservator of health.
I/ooKH Honest.
A clear , bright open face pomchovv looks
] ionenr. Anne ] \ thief or burglar Boldom crnr-
IlodBuchafaco. llvnlofk Jlbxxl Hitters give
the Mcln n peculiarly line tnxturo and clear
ness. 'Ihey utrenutheu and enrich the circu
lation and BO oradlcato all eruption orbloinlnb ,
Newspaper Curiosities
'Managing editors are looking for the fol
lowing curiosities , which , when found , will
bo made a note of :
Some ono that can write of fishing with
out referring to Isaac Walton.
A correspondent who refers to an article
In the paper , who read it of hla own accord ,
and didn tlmve"hfs attention called" to it
A writer on free titido who can produc-
ualf a column wiUioutthoaldof "tho Chl-
CHO Wall. "
A theatrical critic who will notnlludo to
'palmy days of the drama. "
A critic on art and music who can write
an article that persons of liberal education
can understand without the aid ot ai. ! wt
two dictionaries.
A correspondent who writes of a Bca vo-
ago without mentioning the eca asrumiiuc
"mountains high , " or "a life on the ocean
wave. "
A financial newspaper article of over one
quarter column in length that does no'
vicntiou Vuiulerbilt or Jay Gould.
Onit lo ) u Dill.
8. S. Graves , of Akron , N. Y. , had Antlmiu
of tlm word kind. Took ono do n of 'Jltonun
I electric dil anil wi > a rollnveil In live immitu *
llnudilr : ' 'Would walk ton miles for thin
moJUiiio and pay 9'i a h'lttle for It. It euro J
iuy wife nt rheiiiiiatlnm Ilka m glc. "
Men arc BO Awful of wounding a wo
man'Hnnlty that they rarely remtmbci
ho may by tome possibility possess u grain
of common sciifee. [ Miba Jtraddou.
That must bo before matrlage. Tbolr
Jin.
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STEAM PUMPS , STEAM WATBR AND..GAS PJPPJ
BRASS GOODS Alffi PIPE FITTINGS ,
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pose , and estimates nmde tor Bfimis ( iciieral ninchinerv repniw nltended * * .
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