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THE DAILY HERALD, PL Al jTSou rrt. x E;:.;vSK A, TUESDA V. JANUARY 10, 18S8.
The Piattsnoutb Daily Herald.
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OuecapygU mounts iuailvauee ir,
Wk unelerstanel that with the it-ii
of spring tlic IS. & M. folks mlcml mak
ing the long-heeeled iinpreivenients in this
city in the way of a hanilsoine passe ngcr
depot.
Vk wen; pleased to note the appoint
ment of our old fellow cition, CJen'l !eo.
K.Smitli, as assistant corporation c.nnel
for the great city of Omaha. Je n'l Smith
is a good lavy r, and will ably represent
that city in the ton Is.
Tin-: IIkkai.o will insist from time to
time on public improvements. If any of
our people will visit Lincoln and drive
over tl e district of that city where ced; r
block has ju.-t been put down they v. ill
not tind any arguments against pavements.
Let our people keep it befoie their minds
that Plattsmouth must go ahead in this
respect.
Tin-; Omaha lit raid succeeded in nb
taining the opinion of Oovernor Thay r.
in full, touching the fitness of Mr. Lamar
for the Supreme Ihnch of the I'liUee!
States. We do not know whether Mr.
Lamar is a fully rcconstnu ted secession
ist or not, and we suppose if rejected by
the Senate that body will not he govern
ed entirely by Mr. Lamar's tivasonal !
record during the late rebellion. There
v.rc other arguments againt him whit h
to our mind reaches much further tit.: n
the war record of the late Secretary oi
the Interior, :;nd among these on his Ji't
lifft for this high position; a man past
sixty yer.rs of age whom eyery one admits
has never ranked even as a g- ed sound
lawyer is hardly the man to pbue on tV
supreme bench alongside of men Yk
Wait, Milln; Maihars. Fi-ld. JU ,lh
f oiri and Gruff, and we do not think a
President of the I'niteil States who hi
due regard for the court of last resort in
this country, would nominate a southern
j-IltAfeV-g.- whose political fort inns are
? v completely builded upon the "MisMssipi
plan" for that exalted position, especially
when the politician is not a fair lawyer.
Again, Mr. Lamar is too old a man to
surrender any of his preconceived notions
in regard to state sovereignty, and all
those issues w hich he as a southerner fie in
the manor born imbibed from his n oth
er's breast. He belonged to a family
whose dream was the rc-e.stabli-liiiiei-t of
the African slave trade; his brother del
ing the war elevotcd his whole energies
and fortune in that direction; and no
matter what a politician may profess in
this day and age for the purpose of gain
ing power ami .place, he is not likely to
turn his back on his early education ami
lifelong convictions, ami would unques
tionably be influenced thereby. Mr. La
mar is too old; is not good enough a law
yer ami belonged to the wrong school of
parties to make a safe supreme judge.
Then again lie is unquestionably under
the influence of the corporations of the
country. His record as Secretary of the
j Interior shows that the corporation roe k
i was the one he and Mr. Sparks separatcel
on; and that President Cleveland, true to
1 Ins instincts, stooel by his Secretary and
snuffed the Illinois Spark (O out. "We
j - think Governor Thayer might haye addeel
i several reasons to the list he gave why
Mr. Lamar should not be a supreme judge.
! CARLISLE'S DILEMMA.
A laboring man from the faeforv down
in Keutucke'y is after Mr. Carlisle and
the seat lie warms iu the fiftieth congr-s.
q Mr. Carlisle is a reformer and for t!:::t
i matter so arc all revenue ivfor.it tlcmo-
, crats, reformers within the democratic
1 eletinition of party reform: o it becoim s
I a little embarrassing for lite third officer
in rank 1:1 tlie present admini-tratu;:) to
!e wrongfully witholding a seat in con
gress from he very chi-s the welfare f
which, he professes sm h grct .solicitude.
Tiie showing so fur made b-l'ore tl.o
committee on contested elections is dam
aging to the speaker, to say t lie I.;it of
it; broad t-li'teineiits of fraud ai.cl d ime
are maele in sworii uJIidavits. and otherwise,-directly
connecting Speaker Car
lisle and his immediate mUL-crs and
close political fiiends in Kentuekey wiis
the disfranchi-mient of the clee tors of his
district. Of course it will not do tocon-
dcrnn the speaker oh ex -parte ftlmon'
and the worst shade of the presnt tu-ei
against him is the claim of liis opponent,
Mr. Xnoebe, that all he a.-ks a democrat
ic house to do is to bring Mr. C.irliJe
into court and compel liim to face the
music. The speaker aud his friends, it
aplears, have been attempting to laugh
Thofcbe'a case out of court, but that gen
tlemen with lm counsel put in an ap-
I . pcarance before tue commute or me
h. ii e;i!id fn:iihe l .swum t stiu o y,
upon which it is exceedingly doubtful
whether Mr. Carlisle can further nffoid
to meet iu any other way than by the tak
ing of testimony all oyer his District.
Thoebe claims that he is elected by over
six hundred majority, ami that Mr. Car
lisle concccdcd his flection but thut the
returns from the outlying counties in his
District were withheld and then boldly
and wholly altered and changed to meet
the democratic: emergency and save Mr.
Carlisle's seat for him. Of the fact that
no reliance can be placed on election re
turns in many democratic districts in the
south, where it is necessary to elect a
d'jmorcatic member of Congress, w e have
not a particle of doubt. We don't think
any intelligent, fair-minded man, who
has studied southern politics since the
Mississippi and Carolina plan went into
effect, has any confidence in or respect
for election returns from that locality,
and herein lies a danger and menancc to
our free institutions greater than open re
bellion. It is a great black spot on the
otherwise fair record of our system of
suffrage, and how it is to be remedied
when the moral sentiment of a people
becomes so debased and degraded, that
open felonies committed against the elec
tor are not only winked at, but brazenly
upheld, is a iiuestion well calculated to
cause the bravest citizen to tremble with
apprehension for the perpetuity of Amer
ican institutions.
How Men Die.
If we know all 'he methods of approach
adopted by un enemy we are the better
enabled to ward off the dangT and post
pone the moment when surrender becomes
inevitable. In many instances the inher
ent strength of the hodysulliecs to enable
it to oppose the tendency toward death.
Many however have lost these forces to
such an extent that there is little or no
help. In other cases a little aid to tin
weakened lungs will make all the differ
ence between sudden death and many
years of useful life. Upon the first sj nip
toms of a cough, cold or any trouble of
the throat or lungs, give that old and
well known remedy Boschee's German
Syrup, a careful trial. It will prove
what thousands say ot it to be, the "bene
factor of any home."
Two ScnsibSo Lsdies.
One that studies health before vanity
and one that does not believe all she
reads or hears, practical experience i
every day teaching that the words given
with Dr. Watson's Special Cough Cure,
is practically relieving tie physicians
from advising a hopeless case of Con
sumption a change of climate necessary,
to be left to die among strangers. The
Specific Cough Cure is warranted, if di
rections arc carefully complied with, to
relieve, if not cure, the worst anel meist
hopeless ases the worlel ever saw. Price
."50c and $1. For sale by V. J. Warrick.
Hon. H. W. Crady
The Statesman, Scholar and True
American, set an exampli worthy of re
flection for all True Americans. Healing
wounds that no methods except those
used by Heaps' Camphorated Arnica Salve
which is sedel on its merits for any use
that a salve can be used. No cure, no
pay. For sale by the following drug
gist. Price 25c per box.
W. J. Waiusic-K
The Public Eye
Is what troubles many Publishing tcsti
meinials of cures, unknown is condemned
by the Quaker Medicine Company and
thesc who have occasion to use Balycat's
Fig Tonic for the blood and indigestion
and Dr. "Watson's New Specific Cough
Cure are free to speak theSr experiences.
No cure, no pay required. Price 50e
and $1. For sale by the following drug
gist: W. J. Warrick.
FlerlM-rt Spencer at Tennis.
It is curious to think of Mr. Herbert
Spencer's playing tennis. One would
have as soon expected to see Carlylc at
battlecloor fine! shuttlecock. A few years
r.50, howeve-r, Mr. Spencer used frequent
ly to lay elewn his pen anel lift a raciptcc,
His brain was overworked with less than
un hour's writing, ami it became finite a
common thing with him to .seek relaxa
tion in the tennis court. lief ore he be
eanie so much of an invalkl Mr. Spencer
also went a gooel ileal to the theatre al
v ays to the pit, into which ho enjoyed
4;ghting his way. flook I,ore.
Naming His Drink,
Why did I ask that gentleman what lie
would have when I know that he has
drank nothing but whisky anel lemon for
twenty years? liccause it is our policy
always to ak the question. Suppose that
you ditl.not know that gentleman, and he
came in, and withemt saying a word I
would put up whisky anel lemem, what
would you think? Why, yon w ould say
o yonrself, "That man is an ohl stager
here, 'ibeie i no need of askinsc him
what he wants; iiiey kimw him." So wo
always make it a point to go thiongh the
form of asking the customer to name his
drifts. Iiarkeeicr in Globe-Democrat.
Hiram II. Hovels, nnei uot Blanche K.
yjrnee-, as fa often stated, was the first
eoioivd man that ever sat iu the Ucitctl
States bouatis.
Notice of
Sala Under
Mortgage.
Chatisl
Sojir- is li;-reliv jriven tti?.t ly virtue of a
clnittu! ' HiLflnys:- ilateit on tSie VI ii day of Dec
ember, is:, a i iu',;' lt-il :! reeoideil in tlie
oaiee 1 I lie c-uiiiiy e ier ;;- ui . ..!.
raska.oii l!ie lt:tti '!-V l Deeeiiih-r, 1:7 ami
exeeuted 5y J. S. Pake le Nliennan S. .) et;
Co . t- seeure the naynieiit of the
rum 4:f -s-yKU) and upon which thcro is nuw
line the' sua; of saw 02. le ault liain4 le-en
mali; in tii" iM'i..e::t of said m:w 1 IktcKto
I wilt pell tlie 5ioier'.y ti.eivi;; eiescrieed, viz :
'Die eniire stoek e-f stn'.es. tinware :;;:d shelf
ani! Jieavy hardware and fixtures ot the store -ruivn.
AV siluateel in b: iek innltihc eu ea-t
halt lot eishtjij block twenty-nine la the
eify ot riait!rnnutii, et nubile aueiion nt he
front door ef tlie above descihfl store buildiiiK
Ytle city of I'lattgimnith.i'avi eUHtv,Ntr is
4a. on the 2 n d il:-y of January. lsS, at the
hour of ten o'clock a. 111. of faid day.
SHKKMAN S. jKWrT&CO.,
W. S. Wuk. Agt. aad Ally, Wortagee.
lor Mortgagees.
:!! !.-; ?!:. .tr to ITiu-o;e.
It l.as gotten to bo a common tiling for
tniall sums of money to be transferred by
cable between New York and London. A
oreler may be Hashed .under the At
lantic from New York in ample time to
nerve as a chopping fund in Ioiidii tlie
same afternoon. And tlie transfer is
cheaper and easier now, not te say iloublj'
more sne-edy, than it was a few years ago
to send te-n time:s tlie amount. Few jie-ople
re-ali.e iew closely the great cities ef the
world are eonnee-te-d by chaineel lightning
anel how cosmopolitan civilized humaiiily
hies lx-eome. The telegraph com)aiiies elo
this sort of banking luisine-ss by wire every
day In-t ween the cities of America. 1 1 1 it.
it won't send s?l, nor 1,0H) ut any price
across the ocean. Hanks wi?i caijle money
in large amounts, ejr for valued custom
ers, but only at a e-ost prohibitive to
moelern poeketbooks. The great banking
houses will nejt transfer a smaller sum
than '10, anil then only at the rate of .5
per pound sterling, irrespective ef current
rates of exchange. After adding the
cable tolls the operation be'cennes imprac
ticable. Hut it remains a fact that much
smaller sums are cabled across the pond
daily anil weekly and nmnthly without
difficulty by people who know how to
do it.
Knglish theatrical people playing en
gagements in New York, or anywhere in
the United States, constantly sent a regu
lar percentage ejf their salaries to friends
or agents in the eld country for domestic
use or investment. Constantlyon the go,
anel accustomed to the use or telegraphing
for every day purposes, the slow process
of transmission by mail soon becomes irk
some to them. They founded the system
of cabling money to the other siele, and it
has already prown to a most interesting
proportion. They ele it through their
bteamship agency. Philadelphia Press.
Apprentice In tle Social Scliool.
The awkward undergraduate, who has
come from a farm anel struggleel man
fully for years to gain an eelucation, who
is popular among his fellows, has mas
tered science anil languages anel been
crowned victor on commencement day,
finds all his triumphs turn to ashes on his
lips when he enters a parlor tilled with
young women.
They know each other, they are at their
ease together, but he h; outside, lie i-; in
terror lest he shall savor do something
contrary to those trilling rules of eti
quette of which he is ignorant, but which
they have known since their chilelhood.
Sometimes thhs dread leads him te as
sume an air of haughty reserve, or he
tries to hide hi:? diflidence under a familiar
swagger. Doth these pretenses are use
less and vulgar, anel make him aggres
sively disagreeable (is well as awkward.
In this, as in every difTicvdty in life, it
is best for him to face tlie truth. He does
labor under a real disadvantage. No mat
ter what his acquirements or moral worth,
If he does not know how to manage his
hands and feet, to use his forks and
glasses at dinner, to modulate his voice
and control Ins eyef, well bred people will
bo prejudiced against him.
Close anel quick observation will soon
teach him these trivial rules. In the
meantime let him be content to keep in
the bnekgrounel. If an apprentice in the
social school ne quiet, gentle anel sincere
iu his manner, anel ji goel listener, ve-iy
few people will notice how he breaks his
bread or uses his napkin. Y'ouih's Com
panion. "I wish you'd tell me of anything in the
world," saiel the young man that boards
1 U South Division street, "that is worse
than the stiff brim met! hats worn by the
men of this generation.
"What fault have you to finel with tlie
stiff hat?" asked the Arounder.
"Well, there is one fault that outvil
lainies all the rest, and that is the elifli
cnlty a fellow with a stiff brimmed hat cm
encoutiter3 in trying 0 kiss a girl. Yon
make a sally, ant! when within two inches
of the goal your hat brim strikes Clarissa
on the forehead anel stops you. Nine times
out of ten your hat is knocked off and
falls on the porch with a great racket,
which makes you ridiculous. A fellow
that has been caught so once or twice al
ways takes care to set his hat on the back
of his heat! before trying to kiss a girl,
and then he lias some chance. When a
girl sees her companion push his hat to
the back of his head she needs to be on
her guard. II9 js bent on mischief."
Buffalo Courier,
Character in the Ears.
I have often felt, too, that something of
a man's nature could be determined by
his cars their shape anel their hang, if I
may put it that way. I have noticed that
wide, heavy jawed and stolid criminals,
and even men of intelligence of this make
up, have small ears which lie close to their
heads. These men are not tej be triiletl
with, and they only appreciate the pres
sure of force or of mind when they feel it.
The lantern jawed anel Happy eared arc
easily read anel handled. The most des
perate criminals, whether of the higher or
lower order, are of ihe former class, while
the petty thieves anel men of light mental
caliber are generally of the Happy eared
genus. I think; too. that something can
be told of a person's nature by his gait in
walking. I elo know that much can be
determined by the carriage of the hc-ad.
just the same as the jockey or horse fan
cier tells the nature nnel spirit of a horse
by head poise.-. Inspector Dyrnes in New
York World. '
Comfort at a IMciiic.
A communication from the office of tlie
mayor of Selma, Ala., containetr- the in
quiry: "Does a bald headed, short legged,
fat man ever take any real tomfort going
te a picnic:'"'
"He nebber, nebberdoes," solemnly :n
swereel lirother Cardner. "He sometimes
thinks he eloes, but hear' mistaken. Do only
putson who gits any real cnjiyment ouleu
a picnic ar' ele babies who miss ele usual
forenoon spankin' at home, an' e'.e tall,
thin man, who hey Mil hungry fur do
previous three weeks.'" Detroit Free
Press.
A Queer l-:i:glisli ll:ilit.
Omaha .Girl Se you mot Klk-n Terry
daughter:-' Did you rlke here
New York Girl Yes; but she's awfully
Knglish, you kno',y.
"I suppose :';e."
"Yes; she never opens her mouth t:uie
fhe has something to say.'" Omaha
World.
A yVati:i wilh a Sail.
A Dakota genius has iuventeel a three
cornered or Hying jib sail which he atr
taches to an ordinary light wagon iu such
a way as to c;.tch ti e wind, sending the
t'hicle Over the streets or the prairies at
jthe rate of ten pr Jwelve miles an hour.
New York Tribune.
A Russian miser learned to bark iu
prder to ftyoid the cspeuso of keeping a u
wutch e-oi j
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SlRppii'i; u Lady'ii l"ce.
Unfortunately the masher is not the
only nia'o nuisance in lirooklyn. A elis
tant and much more offensive relative of
his is the unknown rutlian. who, a fe-w
months, ago, made his practices, although
not his personality, notorious by mali
ciously soiling expensive owns with to--baeeo
juice in the ncighltorheieid i)f Dr.
Talmage's church. A few nights ago an
equally ollVnsi ve and riifhanly, but much
more practical and dangerous, individual
made his up tea ranee em Pullou street.
His victim was a young lady who re.-ides
within easy walking distance of the bridge.
She had c rot seel from New York in a
bridge car between 7 and 8 o'clock in the
evening and was walking up Fulton
street alone, not dreaming of insult anil
still less of violence em that thoroughfare
at so early an hour. Dess than half a
block above Sands street she received a
sharp, stinging slap e.n the face. She
turned, surprise-el and frightened, anel'saw
that her assailant was a we-11 dressed,
gentlemanly looking fellow. "1 beg your
pardon, miss," he said, "it was a mis
take," anel he darted oil without another
worel.
A dozen men witnessed the assault, but
the only one who teok apparent notice ef
it confined his attention to the young lady
anil not to her assailant. "Oh, that was
a terrible blow, miss; elid it hurt you?"
he said. "Yes," replied the still fright
ened anil e-e.iil'use-d girl, and wishing to
avoid further notice she hurried av ay,
wondering, when she be-gau to collec t her
senses, if the man who sdapped her face
re-ally mistook her for an accpialutaucc,
and, if so, why he chose to give t an ac-epiaintane-e
in so startling a fashion. She
learned all about it when she reached
home, for she then eliscovered that tiie
fellow had stolen fivnn her ear a valuable
earring. "Did I report the oe-eurre-nc-. to
the polie-e:--" she said to the Kambler, after
he hael heard her story." "No, if course I
e!idn"t. That wouldn't bring back my
earring, and besides I elon't think you
would tinel many girls of your ncquaint-jene-e
who would care to see their names in
the newspapers iu connee-t ion with suc h
an occurrence. 1 am glad euoiigii tii.-it
notoriety hasn't hcc-ii alde-d to my fright;
and my loss, hut I don't think I sliail ever
fee-1 sale again when I am emt alone after
dark." "Uambler"' in Drooklyn Eagle.
The !i.-it:nic of the Stars.
Tlie disb'-nceof the star Alpha Centauri
mav be state-d in round numbers to be
eO,(')00,(!0(i.tiO!;(Hi() of miles. Now, a bil
lieni means a million of million::, ho that
tlie distance oi Alpha Centauri may be
stateel to be twenty millions of miilie-ns of
miles. Le-t us now try to form some con
ception, however imperfect, of the amazing
distance. Let us suppose a railway train
te leave the earth traveling day anel night
at the rate of fifty miles an hour without
stoppage.. In six months it woiihl reae-li
the moon, in 'o'l years it woild reach the
sun and in (i.000 years il would reach the
planet Neptune, tin; orbit of which forms
the extreme known limit of the planetary
system. The same train, however, woclel
not reach the star Alpha Centauri in less
Mian h?,f!i).C.0: yr.-irs
One inenv illustration may be useful.
Comets, in general, reve-lve in very eccen
tric orbits. When a comet is in the peri-i
he-lion of it ; 'orbit it is e-ompar.-it ively near
to tiie earth; em tho other hand, when it.
is at the aphelion it is remote iu many
instances very remote from the earth.
For instance, the celebrated ce-met of 1 ":,
known as Donati's comet, ejiio of tlie
greatest comets- ef moth-ru times, at the
time or its passage ot 'the pei ihel ion was
distant from the sun ."iO.OOOjOOO miles; but
when it has attained the aphelion of its
orbit (which will occur in about 1,000 years
hereafter, ;ts distance frf-m the: earth will
not be less than 00, 000.090, 000 miiVs. New
our typical railway train starting from the
earth would not reach the aphelion of the
orbit of Donati's comet in less than 00,
000 years, and yet the aphelion distance
of Donati's comet is only 01 o seven-hundredth
part of tin; distance from the earth
to Alpha Centauri, the nearest of thelixed
stars. Gooel Worels,
Jewish Highlanders in the Caucasus.
The Caucasian Jews are inordinately
fond of green stuff, consuming it in quan
tities that amaze a stranger. In partaking
of feioel, as in the menle of scrvic-e, the old
Jewish customs, are strictly followed. A,
wooden platter (or, if a guest be present,
a handsome copper dish) is placed
upon a carpet on the floor. On this
are set two cakes of vmleaveneel breael
covereel with a cloth woolen on oreiin
ary occasions, but of silk on Sabbaths
anel festivals. Salt, onions, garlic anel
fruit are rangeel round the bread, anil ell
sit down upon the floor. The master
pours water over his two hands,
recites a blessing, then uncovers the
breael, breaks the upper loaf into as many
pieces as there are males present, and
gives each one piece. The pieces are
dipped into stilt three times and eaten.
The secemel loaf is then served in like
fashion anel elistribute-el among the fe
males. The mistress of tlie houo bring!
in the first dish herself: then, if a stranger
be present, veils and withdraws. Every
thing is put on table, or .rather on t-io
floor, at once; anel it is customary 10 rake
a little of each dish served. When roast
meats are eaten, a sharpened piece of
wood is employed as an aitl to the Hngers,
but ordinarily lingers alone are ele rlgr.cur.
The highlanel Jews prepare an excellent
"mountain dew,"' anel drink large quanti
ties of the spirit without seeming to ex
perience any intoxicating effects. St.
James' Gazette..
Morniiijf Walk in t!n; Citj-.
S;tnebo(ly is always nskinc; Avhy busi
ness men do not more generally walk part
of the ivay to their business every m 'ra
in:?. There are several jxoo.1 ee.isoi Avliy
they do not. First of all, they are ant to
have halt a, bucket of M ater throv. u on
them by .some heedless Jc-ames, i.o al
v.ays sets .ij;rtrt (1 a. ni., or thereabouts,
as the proper time to va.sh the shlew aiks.
Then t hey will probably have to walk
past three or four lonily -.-cut lemon's gen
tlemen who ui-ei ti!jageet in kuockitiijC i!ij
etust out of the lamiliar elcr niat by
striking it against a lamp post. Thcsri
are the dangers tliat menace the motniiig
vvnlke-r iu the sale streets. Xer ii h.j any
better oil when lie fre'-s to t bu.-.ines.i ;.. -eiiue.
Uy a sort of sacred tradition,
about half the shops on sue-h. tivenue-s art!
Violently swept out tit exaetly the hour
v. lie-ti l.i:riess ineii are going down town,
nnel the only iv.iy ui cseayo flora iho ia
tolerable dust is to walk iu the middle of
the street. Plainly, New York ii not
built for the convenience of btt-ine.v-; men
who want to walk. New York Tribune.
Trick of a TJanlirnrit.
An English bankrupt having pleaded
that Lis failure was elite to the default of
the government of San Salvaelor in paying
jts obligations, the consul of that country
has published a e-arel announcing that his
covernmeut has never suspentleel payment.
aad has no obligations abroad except a
railroael loan, the interest upon which is
paid promptly. New York Sunt
JULIUS PEPPERBERG.
MANCFACTl'IOCIl OK A N It
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
D!-:ai.ku in tiii:
Choicest Brands vi Cigars,
inclmling euir
Flor do Pepperbergo arcl 'Buds
Ki'i.i. mm: ok
TOU A CCD AND S.MO K K 1 iS' A 1 ITl ( ,'LKS
always in stock. Nov. "(i. lfss.".
The standard re nicely feu liver coin
plaint is West's Liver PUN; they neve-i
disappoint you. :J0 pills 2.c. At War
lick's drug store.
Dr. mack's Rheumatic Cure Inn
cured more cases of Rheumatism in th
1 u t ten ye ars in this city ami county thai
any and all eithe r medicines put togethe r
For sale by Smith & RlacK.
A New Keir.edy with Voneleiful IlealiEfj Powers.
For ioth Internal and extrnul Oc5.
FGSlTiVE CUCE POH RKTlKATISM Am0 NEURALGIA.
jM.-.; Colic. Croup. :cn.1ac!ie. Lame Back. Wo-itxls.
jtti'i all liili-i-vinV aiinu-nt-i ol' tlx- human liy.
P A I L-R O A D 1 Is the Best on Earth for Er;nch:t-s,
COUCH CeiFE t Couylss. Throat ami L-m-j Trcutics
a. r:::Tirs zzzz is it: z..::c: ccs.
Ti-.cse Medicines are Warranted by yo;tr Dr.ipyist.
I'ri.-e -'it , f ee. ami it j.ci- boltlc. l' r 51 will
tt-inl I.nu-1 .-iz- ol'i iihi-r I nn-, .i'cjail . .'.i'..!n:s
Rr.ii-Rcaei Kemceiy Co., Csx 372, Lincoln, Kc;.
Traele; sujipli ei by Rie haieisem Drug Co.,
)maha, Nebraska.
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Oliver dk Slarjago, Proprietors.
BEEF, PORK, IV!!J1T0K, VEAL, POULTRY
V'o kceji ciiistantiy ea liaini l!ie iinost ami f richest line tt' meats
in the city. Afeats ( t till kineis in their reason.
SUGAR CURED MEATS, HAMS, BACON, LARD,
SAU5AGE AID MINCE MEAT.
And everything to suit the fleniand our trade. (Jive u.s ti trial,
CkD ZiZifJ iJsa J LtlirS o7W cjabs 2L- J
South Side Main Street, Metween Fii'tli ami Sixth.
-OFi-TCES f)F-
Mercantile Law and Rial Kstate Litgation :i specialty. Cu.
lections made in all parts of the State through competent attorneys.
Persons desiring the best ot FI KINSU AXCK can get it by ap
plying at this olHee, either iu tho o!l FJio-nix, of Hartford, .Etna, of
Hartford, Queen, of Liverpool, Xiagara, Western, Tr.-tekiv of Chicago.
Xo better companies ca:i be fnuml
;is can be had in aisy relirdde
e'onipany.
FARM
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e an execeejired v
lar-j-e
prove'!
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unimproved, ineluding
(..ill
dei;o property in the city. It p.vjj.erty is wanted either within the
old town t-ite or in any of the additions, to the city, it can be had
il ........ .1 . 1 1 . T ,
1
utiongn 1:11s onice. i'eiv..ns isaviu'r nroirrit
will consult their beet Interet-i- by
The loveliest residence locality iu tiie city can be purchased at this
ofike for .$150, in payments 0i,e-thiid dowj;, balatM-e in one and
two years: or s2o down, liuluucj in monthly )aymenis. Anvone de
siring to visit this locality, vUitthcr thoy have in view the purchase of
a lot or nor, by calling at our office will be driven to the Park free of
expense.
Kemember the pia;-e,
3amsoy
Jo d ili
HEALTH IS WEALTH !
Jr.K. ('. West's Nerve ami liriilu Trcatini-nt
1 Uiiarimte-o speeitic for Jiysliiiii I ilnes.
l'on iiNions. I-in. Nervous .Seiiralcia, Ih-aii-.iclie.
Nei vi'oii.i l'reist ration eause-il ly Hie ie
1 alcoliol or toliae-eo, ;ik'fiiln sk, :eiilal Ite-firer-j;n,
Sdlleniii' of tlie Ili.tln ii-Millinn In In
sanity ami lead 11 li misi-ry, decay and denlli,
-ii-:iiatiue eld f;e, r.ari't'iiiiess, bosrt of 1'ow
r in cither st-x. lnvuliiiitary i.o.sn-s ami S'iit
liat ri lii-ii caused hy live r-exel tlon nf I lie
il hcll.il.iisi; orover-lniii 1 n-e Kaeli Ix'X
-oniaiiis one nioiithV treatne.it, $1 ini a box
1 six lnes for sent ty mail ine jialdou
receipt of pi Ice
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
i' e-iire any race. With eaeli order received
y us for six hoxe-s, iieconipan:ed with i't 00.
ve vmII send the purchaser 1 ur eviilte-n jiiiaiali
ee to letiilli the tnoiiey if Hie tl at UK-lit lines
nit elleet a cure. (iu,-irantees Issued only ly
ill J. Warrick sole anent, riattsiiiouth. Neh.
Use Dr. Mack's Rheumatic Cure if
t elon't do you any jood come in anel
ve will j;ive yeni your money back. Fur
i.de by Smith A; Jilat k.
$500 Reward.
We will ji.iy the above reward for any
.-ase of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sie-k
headache, imlie-stion, cuiistipation or
costi ve-ncss we: cannot cure with
West's 'e--tabh fjver 1'ilN, w hen the;
directions are strictly complied with.
They are purely vegetable, anil ne-vcr
fail to jjivu satisfact ien. Liiffie boxi-H
ioutaiuinr :0 sugar coated pills, 2.V.
For sale by nil druggists. J'cware ef
counterfeits msd iinilntious. The genu
ine iiianul'acturcel only by John O. Well
cV Co., M W. Jladise'm St. Chicago, Its
Sold by W. .J Warrick.
KET,
AIES.
anywhere, and
Ine tates are as low
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list
f I.eally
for -ale, both Iin-
M.!iieot the mo.-t desirable m.
stoe or
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exc-hs
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:e f-aRie with us.
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