The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19??, October 02, 1888, Image 3
T1IK DAILY JIKIJALI): L'.A fiSMouTn, w rfiJKASK A, TI'KSDA Y. OCTOIIER J lS. 0' WOMAN AND JIOMK. COME PARTICULARS A3 TO POISONS AND THEIR ANTIDOTES. Utilizing Knravlnspi for IWoratlve Pur- poaea How to AVuh Ulan!et Kag Carpet Tliw Mother Instinct Infant.. Household III11I4. V Leu ammonia water bos eui Umnlc, vinegar ami water thouM Lo given freely antlon the instant. Thi may 1 followed by copious nci-1 drinks lemonade orange juice, etc. A generous riosA of hwi-cI oil will also bo useful. Ico freely employed will somewhat control the iiitlammntion anJ opium will be needed to eubtluo the pain. Arnica Is sometimes drank bv tmstnke fcr something else. To empty the stomach thor oughly with an emetic, then follow ith a generous doso of castor oil, if it can bo loriie. are tho Drst important steps in treatment. Paregoric will Biibduo tho pain and. if the headache persists, employ a hot foot hath, put a mustard iHiste to tho back of tho neck. and give one-half teaspoonful of the hromida of potassium dissolved in water. n lien children drink kerosene oil, or mothers administer too much of it to them carelessly, the symptoms are great pallor of the face, bluencss of tho lins.drowsines, feeble pulse, coldness of tho extremities and great prostration. Givo mustard and watri- to empty the stomach and if vomiting does not occur at once the fingers should be thurst into tho throat. Brandy and water is in jected to restore heart action. In arsenical poison'ng, tho first thing to do is to expel the poison from the stomach, using mustard and water, assisted with largo quan tities of milk and raw ejrers, milk and limo water, oil and limo water r flour and water. In the meantime send for the only trim an tidote, bydrated ieroxido of iron, which should be administered moist and 111 large quantities after vomiting is induced. Finally, a generous doso of ciustor oil f houlil bo given. Stimulants, ice and opium are used for their tiurjoscs. Many medicines nro prepared with a very strong alcohol, and children have fieen known to bo jioisoned by an overdoso of It. For treatment, tho child should bo held In tho arms and its head l given a good douching under cold water from faucet or rump, until consciousness is restored. Then an emetic of mustard or ijecac should bo riven, followed by aromatic soirit of am monia. Foisouing by opium or any of its prepara tions (morphine, laudanum, paregoric, eto.) is remedied by fifteen grains of sulphate of riuc in a little water. If this cannot Lo ob tained at once, use mustard and warm wa ter, or salt and warm water, and after vomit- IDg give plenty or strong coffee, put a mus tard plaster around the calf of each leg and If the patient is chilled and sinking give freely of spirits, and water. Dash cold wa ter over tho face and shoulders and walk the person to keep hiin from going to sleep, for that moans death when the drug is yet active in the stomach. For treatment of poisoning by sulphuric acid, oil of vitriol, muriatic acid, and sim ilar mineral acids, give instantly cither mag nesia, chalk, whiting, lime water, soda, sal- eratus mixed in water, or, what is better, in milk and water. If neither of these sub stances is within easy reach, knock a piece of plaster off tho wall, pound it and give that in milk or water. Whatever solution is used givo a wine glass full every two or three minutes. Warm water and mucilagi nous drinks, such as linseed tea, barley wa ter, milk, gruels, etc.. should bo given freely for some timo after a sufficiency of the anti dote has been taken. A common poisoning is by oxalic acid, whiA is taken by suiei-.le9 and is also mistaken for epsom salts; tho lat ter, however, are bitter aud the acid is sour. Tho remedies are the same as for oil of vitriol poisoning. Good Housekeeping. The Decorative Vso of Pictures. Cheap looking contrivances for decoration are always a mistake, generally a failure; but there is a wide distinction to bo made be tween such, and those effects produced with out much expense. A poor chromo or coarse engraving is always in bad taste, while a good picture cut from .1 fine illustrated paper and suitably framed is artistic and satisfactory. Tho art of reproducing and engraving has now reached such a point that almost every good weekly and magazine offers the means of admirable wall decoration, or the making of screens or stocking a portfolio. For the first mentioned an original and ar tistic method is the following: Select interesting and well engraved illus trations, if possible a series for instance. Abbey's "She Stoops to Conquer." Buy and bave cut at a wholesale bouse cardboards of uniform size, and on the center of each of these paste carefully three or five of tho pictures (closely cut to (he margin), and frame them with a very narrow band of oa or cherry. Now arrange these along one cv two sides of a room devoted to reading c "lounging" purposes. If there are low book shelves, let them run along the ton, or they may bo placed with picturesque irregularity nbovo the chimney piece, a narrow high frame enclosing tureo or four such cuts at the side, ami a long narrow frame across the center. Text applying to such a series might be prettily bound in soft covers and hung by m ribbon on the wall, so that the pictin-es bare an additional interest when studied us "illustrations." Caro must be taken, how ever, not to mingle inharmonious decorations of other kinds wicu such fixtures. Few but the simplest water colors look well with them, but peacock feathers, dried grasses, great sprays cf bitter sweet ami clematis, re effective against or back of the dainty 'works of art and self toned framework. Another novtl way of preserving first class illustrations from weekly papers is Vt cat them out close to the edge and then pus to them smoothly on an artist's stretcher. Each as can Le purchased for from fort 3- cents to fl, the cheaper paper looking the b?st, while the engraving or cut soon takes c a a mellow tone very artistic in its effects. The wooden framework of tb? stretcher serves as m catch, so that these well decorations can be easily bung ou a nail without any hook. A charmirg portfolio can bo mad 3 uo by having a number cf pieces of heavy but cheap card board cot in various sizes. Two dollars will purchase enough to keep you busy a long time Select from magazines or Illustrated papers the best work cf the best artists in black and white. Cut the pictures dose to the' margin, and paste theci in tho center of a suitable sized piece of card board, while, when it seems an improvemer t, a bit of explanatory text with the namo cf tho artist can go on the reverse side. Fort'olios to bold these interesting pictures should l5 made as follows, the method being devised by a lady who had collected a number of charming black and white illustrations in tnis fashion: Cover a large piece of card board with silk or plush royal ptu-plc, olive green or old gold is a suitable color, certain bade of browns also looking wclL Next over two pieces of c - board . pointed at a end, widening to t inches at the other, T ithM dA mi Diecrs of silk four 1 OD, eiUer Sloe e pieces Ol 61UE IOUr iscbea wida. These, vi-h the roittea. card r-- i Y- r ' til a ij;cco of s'? for a rurnin'jr utrlns at tuooti.er. Join on Hlo of tiie Hiik to iho !.iij.o covered oj.nl lxjaril, and tlio other ton full r-ce'f fciik which can lj gathered in nt i be to;, with n Mlk running Mritij;, formin;; a ' ntmcious La;; (lortfolio, if wo mny call it ix, which by moans of rihliOiiK or v)rl ntnl t.i'w l ran lo hung against tho Harper's Bazar. v.a'.l very llictively. How to IVasIi lilanhct'. Put a pint of household ammonia, hi the bottom of your tub, having had the. hbinkct well beaten to remove all clinging dust bo foro you get tho tubs out. Then lay the blanket lightly 0:1 over tho ammonia, and oiir ujkmi it u sui'icient quantity of warm watr to cover tlio blanket entirely. Then with a stick or tho hand flop Uiu blanket about in the holutiou, pressing all tho water that will come out cf it iigainst the hide of tho tub, without wringing us you remove it to tiio rinse water. You will Lo amazed to eo the dissolved dirt coming out through the fibers, as no washing cr rubbing with soap futls will bring it out. lliti.se in the samo way, iu the samo moderately warm water (not boiling water), and by simply pushing tho blankets about in tho till). Press through the wringer and hang out to dry iu a windy place, not in tho sun. As the blanket hangs thero drying a little water will collect in tho four corners, which it is rather an amusement to squeeze out to help tho drying process. If you do not care to put a second blanket in the lii'i-t ammoni- ated water, which must bodsno promptly, as Vho ammonia evaporates quickly, divide tho quantity, taking half a pint for eacu otio of tho two tubs, and wash two blankets at onco. Tho evaporating ammonia, released by tho warmth of tho water, can only escapes through tho blanket, which is laid over it in tho tub before tho water i:s applied. Hence you get tho valuo ot every drop of it. In ordinary cleaning with ammonia, for paint, brasses, silver, etc., mix it with cold water first, and then add a litUo warm water to the paiL A Wont for tho ltag Carpet. The only thing that kills n rag carpet for popularity is its cheapness. 11 it cost to a yard it would Lo on the floor of every bond holder in the land. There Issomcthir.g about a rag carpet that suggests home. It is not so cold and formal to tho cyo as tho hand somely flowered Brussels that you see in tho parlor. As soon as you put your loot on a rag carpet, you feel on good terms with tho household; ami you naturally expect to h'.-ar a Lettlo sing and sea sumo friendly cat arch her back aud rub social! v against your shins. And t uo man that owns a rag carpet made of articles collected ubouttho house can sitri.ht down with the carpet and talk to it. It is full of pleasant reminiscence". Ho can see in that carpet pieces of till tho clothing ho has worn in tho last tenor twenty years. All his cast oif wearing apparel is in tho carpet, except what is iu the crazy quilt. Over coats, suspenders, felt hats, neckties, gloves and overhoes glow before him iu a ml, white and blue sea that would sot a statue peddier crazy with delight. (Joed House keeping. To Scld 3111k Properly. It is recommended that the milk supplr of cities, at least in hot weather, be scalded as soon as received by tho consumers, to pre vent its 60uriug. To scald miik properly tho following method i3 advised: Tako a thin jhss bottle provided with a rubbencork, fill t with milk nearly up to tho neck and place Uncorked in ft kettle of water, which should thou be gradually brought to a LoiL When steam has commenced to escape from the bottle cork it lightly and continue the boiling for thirty-five or forty minutes and the process will be complete, A bottle of milk thus prepared, it is said, will remain sweet a mouth if kept in a cool place aud tightly corked. Boston Journal of Health. REPUBDuaN PLATFORM Die republicans of the I'nib d States, assem bled 1 y t heir lielintes in itiitional convention, utilise on the tl:ie-ln!il of their proceedings t;- honor the memory f their first nr-Ht Under ml iiu or:;.l ci-aniro:i of liberty and 1 lie rights of I he people, Alilahau itu-oln, y nd to e--er lst Willi wieiiliis I impel isiiaiie le- iiieinlirai:re aiul ;,ai'tiile the hemic mimes of ..111 tiller leiuo-i who nave lieei: 111 re recently called away fro iireoune If. :rnt. (laineld. vnliu-, l.oniin and ( i.iikiint;. i,a,y liieirincm jtics be talthfuhv ch-i ishcil aiso re'ai! with our irrHeiiii"H anil prnver for his recovery th name of one of our livin. hero s wlpsse ni' morv will be tref tired in 1 1 e history bo'h f republicans aurt of the republic. 1 he i jnne -rhat. l the irihi" ol ter ami favorite child f victory. I hilip H. !i'rjrl;:n. In thepir't of ih.ose itiit icitdrrianil ofoiir (I votion t unman Illicit .and with that hos tility to ail f.riii.s of dcs.otii-in ai il oppression winch Is the itir.ttainei tin uiea 01 1 lie republi can partv w feuu iiiiie nai concraic.iaiioiis to our fellow Aiiiciic.-.Jis of J'.ra.il upon theii ureal aci of emancipation whloli completed the abolition of sluverv thtouhuut Iho two American continents. peann stly hope we :sv noon eomrrat ulte our fellow citizens of Irish binh 11 nun life peaceful ifccuvery of home rule fcr lrelai.d. WE . FFIltM O Tl I XSVKKVINC, PF.VOTIOX to I e natiolia constitution hikI to the inrii- sol ible union of states to ihe autooniny re s' rveil to the Mates uti'ier the constitution, to the personal rights am! liberty's of utiicetif i,t all ate and teri'toiies in the unina and es pecially to the iiip-eiue and sovcre-'sjn 1 ljitit of everv citien. lich or poor, native or foreign imm ii, white or black, to cast one free ballot. 1:1 th- puMie elections :iu to have tht baliot ilit'v counted. We ho!U a free and honest pop ular ballot and hint and ei'ial ivpre entutlon of all p ople t be the foundat ipa of our re- pub!i ::n government and dtonatut Ucetivn li-i.i'-l.iiioii to fccure the inteiitv ani puiity elections which are the I" uiit;.ins of all puo lic authority. We charge that the present ad ministration :t::tl the dt-cMf 1'ultc majority in conjjii sb owe their existei.ee to t tie Mi)iiesston of Pic ballot by the ciiin'.mil nuliiticat en of ihe eonst'tu-ion niiil laws of the foiled States. W e are ui)cr4iuiroiois;nj:ly 111 favor of the i:ier:-. an sWeiu ot rioti ct'.on. we protest auain-t the "destruction pioposcd by the pre-i dent ana his paity. 'I ht-yceive lt;c itit resi of Kumi c , WK W I.I. Stfl'or.T INTniFsTScif AJIF.RIOA. We invent the iwuc, , hikI cuiilidently a peal to 1 h- people for : lnii jiiiKiiul. 1 he pi elective M !r!ii must l.e maintained. Its abandonment has a'wiiys !ie n foilowe.l l.y uei t:ril di. Vter to xl! in'teiests evcept tin se of the itntitivr ami sheriff. We i!i uiirf the Mills' bill :; iff strnetive to f:eii' r.il lnn-uiecs. h;b r. artt .he lanoiim inter ests 01 the country, and we hearli'v endorse the consistent an p..t loll action of the republic;'-" reprosrn'atives n coniesi in oppos 11:1: Its p:mi;e. W e condemn tne proposiiioii of the itoiiiocrmic patty to plate Wool on jhe f eeliMa'id ii:is that ii.e di.tics thereon sin I a;'.ju-tcl and liiiiitbird so a to fur ins!: t'i.1 aud adr;-.i te protection to that lu ll try T'ip reuuMirrp- !urlv v.i.bl effect all needed leil.iei!- 11 f ili aiioriit r veii.ie by r.-oenilug Ihe tax ! tobaveo. which a"e an arro ii.ee and 1 umIcii to itriei Iture. ai.d the tax upon spin s used in the arts and torn echa leal pur pose c, and bv filch revision of the tarit! 1 wsas will tend t cheek imp -rts o such ar:i leg as a e pr ducetl l3 our peof -e. the p'o.'uction of which Riven empl.-y. e t to ur labor, and re lease fr-'iu jn.poi t duties tnese urtieles of for eimi production, except luxuries, the like of hicli cannot Im i reduced at lionte. there hall ill remain h larger le vpi ue I llaii is n (luiitt for t e wart of irov r: tnent.o! ioiernal tax-8 rather than urieii er ai 1 art of our rotec ftve svsb ill t t l-e jon I bVh yt if the hi-ky r::i- M.d agents 1 f tortt.mi inaiiii'io tiji-. j. A1SAINST 1'AI1'MIAD I.AhOltTKVH S. We eclare lot .Pty to the it troctictlon Into t Is coui'tr of foieian eontmct l-ib r and of Chinese b-hor alien to our ivii'Zi'tion mid our coi:-titi!lloii. ai.: we den. at d the ripi I enforce in nt of exlstb "Z law Ht'a'tJ'-t it s:no favor snc'.i iimnediat lepislati- 11 as mill exclude -uch I b"r from our shores. w declare our oppo iMftn to a'l coixbh.a- ton 01 capital ori-:uzed 111 frtists or otlier- k i-r In control art ItrarHv the c-iiwlilh. of ariltrarily the coooitl trade am ouif . nr citizens am! we rec mend M,.riai mi.t Ihe slate biiislatiir in Iheir n.4.tive jiiriKdiriiorn nch b ch-bul a wl l -sve 'e rr- e 1 to-- - or by u: jn t r iles for the transportation of tiicir pK diictH to inroket we approie legislation by co.te-s to pre vent alike unjust burdens and unfair l fciliu 1 1 1 .1 1 Ion bet ue.ui rtaleK. c lii.ic 1. a M i.F:i.l.ATio. . e re;. Itn in 1 he policy of approprl -ttiiiK the I 11 1 M . I. .mis o the I lilted Slates to be hoiue sicadi lor An t rie;. 11 cilii i.s and settler not Ull iif. v hie the lepiibliean purtv established in is 2 'a 111-1 the peixlste.it opposition i t tin- dcn.ocla's 111 coiiicsh, which l i:s brought our f.reat western domain into nii.i.ilh ciil de vclo:eu:e t. ' he rci'oration ot 1. i.e. 11 lied I .nd jiiants .41 ih.; pub'ie ilotu iuiorihc ir el ac- lll.il Sftllels,.e!l was bi-nun i.oiler Ihe Hd lulnbtialion of 1'lt sblei.t A r 1 1 1 1 r shoulil be ciiitiiiiit l. e deny thtt Ihe (ieuc eraf'e party has ever restored one acre lo the pci.pl. , but declare that by t he Joint act ion of ivptihlicahs and democrats nbom llfty million acres i f 1111 carned liimlc, riyinally 'ajiicd for the eon m 1 ik-i ion of railroads, have been restored lo t he public domain in pur-nancc of coinUl ions ius-itcd by th" 1 cnublicaii party in the oiijln al jti ai.ls. We cliai(ie t e democrat ic :! rr: inin 1 1 a! ioa with tailc re to execute law.s s. cmi lug to cet tic is ith to ill el 1 home.-tea lis atiil il h us lii'j api ! 1 1 iat ioio 111 ide for thai, purpose to liarrass b iiocdit set 1 1 cm wit h tiii s ami piose cni !. -us uiiilcr t he false pretense of cioi-iiig frauds and vindicating the law. Ali.MsoN - 1 I' I.'IUTOKI M, The covcniiiiciit by coi'Kre"1 of ihe teiritor lei is ba-i d iiiou iieeersii) only 10 II. e end that they may neeome stales in Ihe union : there fore, whenever t lie ci.ndif Ion of popnhil ion. material looiiicc-s p blie t.oii;.,ce and morality are Mich as to insure stable local t;ov emmo t therein the people ol io:di tct ramies hIiouhI b 1 ci-mittcd. a 11(11 inherent '11 them, to fofi.l for Ihcm.-iclves eon.- 'itnl ions and state K'lVeiniiiciitf and be ad 't't-d itilo I he union. Peiidint; prepaiati 1. fi r statehood a'l clticcrs llieie. f sho .Id be .selei li d in 111 bona liile icsid nt aud citizens of the territory wherein lliryare to serve rs. n:h liaUnla e I 1 1 -1 f rlgi't be iintiie -lately adiaiited as a slate In t he union under the const if 1;: I n f r un d and adopted by her people. 1.1. si we hci lli'y c'i-ilor.-c I he cl ion of the ieptih!ic: 11 .-.cnale in twice pas-i:;f; bills for ler ailii.issjon. 'the re fusal of the ill mocral le hc.ti-e of icprescntH-livc-'. or partisan pun se. ! f.norably -in-shier these bills i- a ill'iil violal ion" .f l he s i red A merican price! pie of local aclf ;;"veru ment, an 1 met ii the eonucan.it ii-u of all Jitst men. 'I he peisi.inu bills in 1 he senate for acts to enable the i'eo,.le of Wisbii piou. N.nih ) ikola and .Montmitri tctiit-uicv to fortu con slilu inn ; and establish stale jrmeiiiine Is s:o aid he passed without ui.ucccs aiy de'.-y. The iv ubbean ra-ty pledaes inself to do a'l 111 i's power ti faeiiit -I c I admission f 1 It.. ( cr ritoi ics of New Ai ic. W yuiiiip.L'. plaho and riona to the cijiyuoiit " of 'seif ii (i iiinoiil as st ai e. Such ol i hem as are i.ow oualllii'd as soon ;is possible. mid others us soon as they may Dci.oiue so. T1IK MtiltJH'.". to: FSI ION. The polil ;c il power of l he Mormon cMirch in t he ter: I'.oi tcs as exercised in the past is a men. nice to 1 1 ce ii:si it et ions ' er da li!icroi:s to be Ioiib sulicicd. T 1 ri !'i;ic e p edj;e I he re publican party 'o appropiiite b-i-ilal ion. a -se fling 1 he Kt.vereimit y id I he nal ioir in all the terrii o ics wheie the s,in:e is 'ptc-tiuucif. and in li.rlhi lance f that t ml to place upon ihe statute book leublat ion s! ' iceent en u. hto divorce 1 o!li i- iil fi-cm ei clesias! leal power. ud 1 Ik 11 - lamp out the atteidaut. wickedness of poll amy . 'i he republican "party is i-i fa vor of the use of bol I. fold and si !ver in money, and con demnsthe ptdiey of t he democratic adminis tration 111 iis ell'or's to demonetize s'lver. We ie:nni;d t!,e reduction of letter posltige to t c at per mice. Iu a republic 1 l.etuus. wh-ve Ih citizens 's the soveit i;zn aiul the otiicil the servant, where no poW r is exercised e.xecpr bv the w i 1 of the j eopie. Ii is important that, tlie sover i;ii 1 eopie should Hisses' intolliire' ee. The free m hool is the promoter of that intchivcuce which isto preserve lis a free iutthn. 'I here fore, the state or nation, or both eonbined. should support free instltutiona vi icarniim s"fl'.c.ient to n'ord to evei y child irrowinj; up iu the html the oppoi lutdt'y of a good eoiniuon fel.ool education. OUR KF.KCIIAST JIAlttXK. We earnestly recommend that prompt aciioti be taken b c iiim ss iii Ihe e actiiit nt of such lepi.s ;i! ion as w ill best M'cure the rebabilba tion of our A-i eric 11 tin rchatn marine.. a'"d we proti st nueiiist ihe p:issai;e b c'iin.-ress I Ire" ship bill as cab plated to work Ir ju-l ice lo hiin r by b -sei b g t he w ;!L;e- of liioa e:i fr::'-eo tu prenariin-; matui i;-.!s as .-ell as ti;osr: (iii'e"! iy eiiitijuyeti in 0111' shipyards. e de iiiaao iippi opi iat ion- !Yrthe e-riy relitiihHi.g 01 ur ravy. for tlm com tt 11; t ii-u of c r.st torlilii alin: s and muderii oniiuancc ami othi r pjir- ved mod.-rn m a -s of dcjei;se for the proleclioi! 1 ur !ef ii-eiess hailii'is iind ciiies for the p;i incut cfjtist ;x Kipiialt) luif soldicrs, for t eee-sur y ri.- n natiot-al i.n pmtiii in thu in:pro enicnt cf the h-ituors ii lid hail" els f i tenia!, coastwiser and oie Lrn comiiicrc''. for th- eucoui acmeaf 'f the shipping interests of lb All nlic. tjnlf ami I. cifp: states as ell as for the paynrrt of the iiiatininir public d.-bt. Ti;is poil -y will stive eo.ployiiuiiit to our I I. or. acti it y t-i out various indus: lies iv.civased sccutjty to our coin. t rv, promote t i;:de, epeii nt w and diie.' t in;!! kets for our products and cheap 11 the cost of rransportat on We affirm th'e to e far better for ur country than t 'e democratic pn'b'y of Ioanbi the iroveriunent's money w iihoiit interest lo "pet banks." mil F.i ::' iiki.atioxs. Tl-e conduct of foreign affairs by the pic-ciit aiiiiiidstrat ion has been c:i.-t iniruiVdied bv incf-ticie-ey aLd cowardice Ibiviut; v iihdrawii from the susile :: 1 1 tiending tiea b-s effected by r -publiciiH a Iministralio' s rtir (he removal of foreign burdens ami restrictions uiion our omu.ci ce and for ils cxb usicp into a b-elter n arkct "t has reilhcr alfectt ,5 m.r pi 00 sd a-.y otheiij in !ieir t.tead Professing adher ei ce to tne Monroe doclrii e. it has seen with i-lle complacency Ihe extension of foieign in fiuence in iJentral America and of foreign trade everywhere ainoi our neighbors, it has re fused to charier, sanction r encourage any 'lneiican ornaniyticn for cnusirmajiiK the Nicaragua canal, a work of via' iinpoi-iai ce to the maintenance ' tho Monroe iloidrb e and of uiir natioiial innuence in Central ami S u,h A nicrii-a. and 'iccesf a y fo the develojuneiit of tr'-u'.e with our ' aeific ter:itory, with Sou h A nieriea. and with the faither coasts of the I'acific Ocean. USHK-rlKS QUESTION. We arraign the present democrat i.i ;,il i.ii-"i Iraiiov for iis weak and tmnau-iatie reaiinent of t ue lisln lies ,,-.iCi;ii,.:i, a;ul its imi-i'ilanliMoiis sttrienderoi a'l piivilei's to which our fishery 8ei- arc enti led in Canadian pints under be treaty f lsls. the rt-cipmcate siiurin tine le Islation of ls::o and comity of nan ns. aud which C;in ;liiiti llsbini; ve.s?cl.s receive in the ports f 1 he Failed Stab s. e eon lettui the licy df the preneat a:!i!;i;u?raiiua anil I ho iit-mocraUc ma yi iiy in c:ii;ress tew-aids our lishe'ies as unfriesailv ac,i coiispiciopsiy 1:11 t:it riot ic and as teiii'.iim I o destroy a Viduabie national industry aniiau i".distnis:hte resource of deb ase .ljrp.mst i iciyn enemy 'Ihe name of American applies alike to -ll cilieus cf the r p.tbli . and iiiite.ses upon men alike tlie same o' lin:,lio of ob"diii-e to the aw. . t the same timed izt-tisl-.ip is ar.d ty ii'jr be the panoply and safeguard cf him v h; e.i.a it, si ould sbie'd and protei ! J:i:ii w hctlicr biph or low. rich or po r. in al: lits civil iiht. It shoulil ar.d r.ie.t aio.rd hbn 1 r.-tectioii at home and foiiow at ! protect him abroad in whatever laud ho inav be on a law fill on a ml. CIVIL. SKIIVICK The men who abuph-acd. tli-? reput lieai! par ty in l.i.-: ( aild com .title 'u tidtiere to the dcnio eraiic part have deserted not n:y the cause of hoi est government, but of s.cm.l linance. of freedom 11 mi puiity of the hal'ot. but espec iallv have desei't i the eau-e of ri for - in tl.e civil scrvfe We vi:l tot fail to l;'i p our jil'(U';-. Iii,(,:ibji t! ey have broken 1 heirs, or be a ! tl.cir cat'.bdate has biok-11 UU. We therefore M-riest oui ib cla-atioii of tss-i.lov.it : tm eV tl ":Y',:,;' IdminSioV' sim,; be ei i:ieei by u f ;rt ar extet'St'-n of t li reform .. stt it; iilrcaily es- nbiislied by buv 10 a yrade of tlio sci v:cc o wbicli ii is ajit lji d. Ilicnir it u 1.11 1 e of 1 1-i . :i iiio.ii.i be ouseiveU in all ex-entive a I'.outuients. ami all -iv at Viitieoeerttth ll e ol jeet -f cxif'lnj: reform I Islation sin uhl be erel (l. and tht the !an peis to free Institutions which lurk in the pow er f " rial 1 utronae m 1 be wisely ana ef-fe- lively avoided. 1 be praf itnde of the n:sti n to tl:e (lefaa-'frs of the union canri;.t be assured r?-cii)l iv laws. The letrislatloii of contrres tiioula conform to tlie dedj;e.s made by a loyal p op'e. and be so eiilarsi-d'and extended 113 to inov'de a;;iinst the i-ossibility' tb't nny man ho honor bly w re the federal l-llifoMn shell becon e an In mate of r.n :-lr.islious3 or leiei:d nt on rivnte eiiaritv in the nic-ence ot tn oveifi'tng freast'iy it ou:tl h" a pili. MHtid.i! to !ob--s for those iosc vaioroes cerb-e preserved 'lie jevcriniienf We reemir-ct the hostile npirit i-lioivn by I'rrsidcnt cievelr.iul In hie numerous vetoes of n.easures for pension relief, and the action of the d meet n; ic iionse r f rpieseuta tivesln refusing even consateiatioit of general periston lejiislal icn. In npiMrt f the principles ''erewitli enun ciated we invite tlie co-operation of patrio'i m-n ! all purties. rspccii.liy nf a'l working men whow prospr'tv is seb ns'y tSue tei.ed by the free Irade policy of the present aaailn istfRiion. - The firt e cem of Ii roo-I goverament ta Ihe vircr.e and sobriety of the 1 eotde nd the piirtry ni their hoine-i.' Thr repntdiean party erd'"V frmMtHf"! -",l 1 rr " UUSIMXS IMK!:CTOKV H. T. TI'."MAS Attornev-at-l.aw and Notary I'ublic. I"i zirerald block, l lal iMiioitth, el. oni.-e ATIOUX l-.Y. A. N. Sl: I. Id VAN. Attoriiey-af - Law. Will Mve protnpt Jttentlr.u to ail bushiest. 11. ti listed to !.im. Ofliee In fnion itlock. Kasl tide. 11 it tsmoiith. Neb. ;ticf 11 l ir.M. IMPI.KMKXTS. JIAI.b.S.- KAMI. Airi icullural Implements, ' diii t l.-'inl Puiijr'c Hid l.'uthterd aim-i. -lb i d liiiber a' l bone 1 My." sold and Warranted. Main stie.-l, between Mxih aud Seventh. "DANK. J- I IKST N.VIIOVAI. HANK- of I b'tisiiioiit Ii. fapifal S.mmk); siopliis sll,-l.i-'d. .lohn I-ltcriii.l. i'r. fiileiif ; S. Wauvh. t'asbicr: K. 1. While. jce-Presidciit . Hoard of Directors : .John l-'pciald . K. K. While. .J no. It. ( lark. 1). liaw ksworih, S. Wuufcb. 1 UK Ci ri'.KNS H.v K d I'iattsnout: . ;i l 1. stock paid In. ".o.eixi. 1'iaiik Carrulii, Pre, idem : W. H. ''UsiiU.. Jisbier; .1. A. Connor, Vic -I'li-fident. A ccneial banking biici-ic-s Ir ii-aeteil Collec tions receive prciiict airl careful attention. Tl..vt Ksmi 1 11 I UcIiKItT Ib'INNKl.l.Y. IMacksmiih ed Wnonieakei-, 1 )caler in Vbiil mills. Pumps and l'ii linns. "P'Ki'S AMisilOM. ! JD- KIMI FIT VfM. IllU lo. I and S'l-ies. b'"pMii ue; o( Ii side Main m:cc I loliipl I y I'ttendi I B' " rs a: Nl Sll 'f S. I -KTi'l! ."ill'i:''.K-t. A complete assoi i met. of ceiy Kind of I'.-iot- v e;;-aii'l eh'-a' er than the cheapest w the .Missouri Itive'. Als.i m.M.uf ir u.in ib'i an ine. TtAKIih'K SHOP A.o 1! I! I CUM. 1 y iiot m dCobi r.a hsai ..u.i,-,' Children's Hair Culling a spccia!t . Cor. and Main, under Ciirrui li's. Hid Mil iJ r. st a nr. i.man v. P.read, Cakes. Pies, buns, etc.. fre-li daily. Party. We, bl-nts and l-'a' ey Cake a. specialty, lee Cream in any ijuant it y. B ooKsiii.hi:!'.. vi r. .;. v. nvsc. Ilcol.scllcr, Stat inner, and News Dealer; I'ancv t ioods, 1 o s. Confcct ii'i'i'rv. Kinn 1 iyars. Soda Wafer and Milk Shake. I'i;i.iinsi!iil ..Mollis and 5 usi al In-tiuiufiit.s. nUiTHINC. S. & M A Y V.U. Ileip's I-'iiriiishinus, I'inc Tailor Made Clothimt in Men's. Hoys' and b ibl -en's Wear. 'I heir prices defy rim-petition. Thev niisreiiresent uoihiii". 'Ihclr Vi:r l 's Their IJind. ( . iTiiiM;. 1 . (;oi,i)i:;. Clidh'rir. Kurn !sli inn ;oods Uo to the obi re liable bouse for Mats. Cars. Umbrellas, Ti links. li- ts. Shoes. Alain street, next Cassi o, bank. pi oruiNt;. c. k. WKscorr, Clothinfi. Hats. Cans, te. Kine FurnishiutrF our specialty. One pi ire and 110 Monkey eus incss. it 1 ays to trade w illi us. Kockwood 131k. pANMNII COMPANY. -i OA ItK I'Tli CA Nv I Nil CO., I'raak Carru'li. Henry J. Sireiitlit, t'r;priet3rs. Packers of thet limax brand Vegetables. c 'KFECTIONKISV. rilll.MH KH US. 1 ru ts, ( onreetionerv and Hn (. la"i. O. V. SMI ' If & CO, Oea-ers in Wall Paper, Paints. OH. Art Mater ials Cijjars&e. I.'ockwood Uiock. l;u -:s. (.Elm r: v.". Ch:-..icals. Paints. Oi. l;u T.KUfSS. u v. 11 ki;T''Ki: ,i- co.. Irn. Medicircs. chemicals. Paint. Oils, Yarui-h s. Ove .-iriilis e.tn . Matlonery, Soled T- it iituj l'any Articles. DttYlSOOLM, (JI'OCKI I! S. K. M. WIIITK. , Ilry Goods, tlroceries Notions. Oeneral Mer chatidisc, etc. s. E. corner Mam am! tilh Sts. tlOOUd. V. HHl:hM AN'V. Iry thicilii. Notions and Lafi'es' FurnishiiiK (ioods. one uoer east First- iNaliona! Hank. DKY GOODS. (IKOCKUIKS k. c, dovi:y & RUS, Carry a 1 ire stock of Fij.6 broeerles, Drv (; :-0!. s. Carpets. ti-ieorsK.vai-e. Nottor.s, : nil Fancy locd-;, to tie b.iind in the enmity. Up pcr Jia : street, between .ith and fitli. DKXTIST. . Dlt. A. T. WiTIlF!?o. "The Painless llentists.11 Vert 81 extracted without 1 lie Ji'iisi pain liaiin, Ar ifleial teeth iiist jtf.d iivo.ietibitely after extr:ictii: natural ones when doiied. (lold and all other Fillings stiiclly iirstcla-s. Ollice in Fi.-ion Hlock. T7LUMTFHS- P IMC - HV HOtCCK, Fnruil ti-e. IlAlte,tr. l-ooKinu (ila"", Tbdiire Fr inios. cto. W ooden ami stetal CHskets kept !) itlliik, " trUItNLrCltK. C I. PEAlIhMAX. Fiirr.ifnre. Parloi Suits. Cplm'stery Oaods. R-oves, ibioetisware. 'tinware. ar:! iii' Kinds of Hon-ehohMioods. North Et'i street, between Maiu and Vine. 10 EXT' FtUtVI'-'HIXd C ls. J. H. I N T.bY-. O.f r.ts Fia. Fin nishcr and llatle -. The most complete and finest s'oek in the citv. Cnnuth Block. Cor. .11 h and Main. Guci:i'.irs. M ji. Mont'iiY co.. The Ip;uili5 Deniers in (JrceeileH. (rockery. Cliitin. La lis. Wooden and Willow ware. Fh.ur, Feed.&e. (.'iisili j.a'd fercoimtry produce, - G!Ur:!- ttlKS. l.FIiNI'Ol'F & sOFNMCII.SFN. Gfoeeiic-, i'rovislous, (Glassware md Crockery. ri:ocEi:iis. F- V,--C(! (lieep., Staple -iMd Fancy cirr. -roccii p. CI EOCEKI ES. l- BENNETT fi: TL'TT. Sta' le and Fancy liroeeries, Orecn Fruits and Canned Goods, QliOCE'.lUCS. AI O. Tl VCfl t!nvir!i9 and v!i.",e-isware, Fbmr trd Vc Cigars. Tobacco and Cutlery, iiiddle House .1. GEOCEi'.IKS CflKTS WOIILFAnTU, Slap!? auj Fancy (;r-eeries. Glassware Ciockeiy, Flourand Feed. .ni HOTEL. FT EI) '"005 Proprietor City 11 tel. Terms, per das'. Siectal Attention Klvea c-m.me.c a. iitVu HABXES?. W. (',. K KEF Fit. Successor to O. M. Str-i:lit. Harness, S;i:i.i!'-r (;oods. Vet-1. Robes. Uusters. aud all bij-sefi:r ntsiiii goods. HALDWAEF. johvs ox r.i:(s.. llin.-t-.vare. tove.. TiDware. 'rabie ar-il I'ecVft ('at ety. Basors, ele. lb-es. hold svinK va cbities and Jewel (iasollne etoye. linw.ok of all kind done at reasonable piie.-s. 5ain street. Jtoekwood Block. JEWELRY.. 11 A. MrFIAVAIff. Wntchts. Flocks. Silverware uml Jewelry. Special Attention given to Wtch Bepniiim;. JEWELRY. FRANK CAB BETH & FOX. A b.vavs cat rv a fine -tcK of Oiaionnd. Watch es. CI cks. Jewelry, Siiverwure and Speclaeles. Propiu and inspect theirpootfs before ii.tteiii? nig t-lsew here. TEWELRT. " J. SCHLATER. Jeweler. VTaltbam AYatches a f pecialfy. Maiu Street, ner Fourth. L1VEBY STAB IK. . , C. HOLJIEst ft ?OV, -lOTAlrO ids uvea, -AND ALL KINDS OF- HOUSEHOLD GOODS. -I.A'i r.ST WINDOW KKIT CONSTANTLY ON HAND. sixth st 1 1 1 ". k r. i:i:t. main' and PxMlUoli di:ai.!;us in -IFrineStanle and Hcail(Hi:irters C?JI f ad U1 "Tt H "! 3 'frl ( )rai);es, L II;i!i;ins Fruits IDOM- C:llll!'.- P ' I f V P LOW. 3 Jonathan 1Ia.it. J. W. Mahtiii?. JOTATMAM UffAW & COI.? WHOLESALE A.1TD BETAIL CiTiEATli!A!rtCCET. rOl'Jv PACKERS ANUDEAi.Kita in ijuttei: and i;g(js. BEEF, FOIIK, HUTTOK AND VEAL. THE IJEST THE MAKKET AFFOUDS ALWAYS ON HAND. Sugar Cured Meals, Hams. Bacon, Lard, &c, of otir own mtil.e. The licst ldHiulf "WHOLESALE GIVES 'J&ZI&fiL CALIj M FA MAliKKT IMCHAlill BlfjTICI.V. Who Beef, strci. esale anil lle.tuil liealer in First (mality Fork, Mt.it.cn. Veal. I.-.imb, etc. Sixth '.Neville ISUick. I'ricis moderato. MF.AT MAKKF.T. .1. I! ATT ft (;o . KiH their own Cattle. Komiri ib'-ir own Lard and Cure their owti Bacon. Jbiin street. IJEAf .MA ItK FT. iU FICKI KbKlt CO.. h (rs. Poultry ie. We nsi; tr y ihe best, trade of native stock. Oysters ami feinne in season. ElICHAM '1 A I I.O It. O. b . sJIIi H. Mejebaii"- Tin'or. Main street, over Merges' shoe store. Complete stock of maniples. Fit guaranteed. Frieesdefy competiliou. I I.LIN Eli V. lii MRS. .1. F. JOHMSnx. A Complete Lino of the Latest Styles of Mil linery and Trimmings : a'i'o Ch blretrs ami I11 f;Uit' lion 11 e s. to be closed on' at eot. PIEsjTAUKANT AXI 1,1'VC" ROOM. JC'ill IIKN'XCIl, Meals and Lunches set ved to ordr at aM hours. A bo ' st ers. ' iars. Tobacco, l'op aud Cider, epp' site Kiddle llnuo. Q ATUi'LE iiOOM. FliAim & K LI ETC II, Sani !e noom. lmporied and Domestic W'nes, Llqiiois and Ciirrirs. Only straight goods han dled. Milwaukee Bottled Laer a Specialty. Cor 5tli and Main Sts. CJAMFLF liOOM. THE A.MEUICAN EXCHANGE. Nir k Cuiiiiiiihain, proprietor Choice W Inrs. Lbpiois iimi Cigars. Fool an. I lis 1 bird Tables. It ddle Jlou-e Bh-ck. SAM ILK BOOM. THE ELKlIOItN- SALOON. Wm. Weber, proprietor. Manuf jctuiers of soda Water, birch B '.er. C;di-r, etc. Agents for Fred Knit's CeiebrKte.l La-.-er Beer. AM. 'LE BOOM. lull V ISL KE. ltntile Boom and HiHiaril Hall. Ciioie Wines i piors and Cigars, ii I'.iard and Fool Tables. C A i'ISrChil! sr. l'rofervation of the Natural Teeth Specialty Anesthetics given for Pain less Filling on Estractiox of Tfietil Artificial teeth tnale ru (Jold. Silver, Ruhln r or C'elluloiil Plates, anil insetted as soon ns teeth are extracted when dc sired. All work warranted. Prices reasonable. FiT.oKKAi.n's BtK'R Fi.Trioonr. Nk G. T3. KEMPSTER, Prac Picii3 fEi Organ Inner AND 1: EPA in Fib First-rlstfs work guaranteed. Also deni er in Pianos and Organs. Ofiicc ntUoeck'g furniture store, Plattsmouth, Nebraeka. CT. C, SOOITE, BARBER AND HAIR DECCHR. I 1)i:ali:u ix- FURNITURE STVLKS or- CURTAIN 3 TO OilDJEIl vim:. I I. A T'l SJkint 'II', M l'. I'M I . Fane, Groceries lr all Kinls (if Vasrotables I mid till varieties f Ircsli anl (iitantlv n liaml. GIVE US A CALLn TUTT, Plcttsmontli. of OYSTEllS. in cutis ai:d ln!K, til ASD IIEI A1L. HEALTH IS WEALTH i UllAIJ Dr. K. ('.. West's Nerve arid I'.raln Treatment auuarantee npecific for Jljsteila ii77ivfm. Convulsions. FitH. Nervous NeurMlla, Head ache. Nerveoos I'rostratioii caused by the m-ft ol alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness. Ventul De pression, .Softening of the Brain resulting In In sanity and leadiiiir t misery, deeny and death, retnature old Aee. Barreunesfi, Ixibm of Few er in cither sex. liivobiiitary L.Hiei and Hper maf irlio-a caused by over-exertion of the brain, nelfabuse or over-iiidnlKeiiee. Each box contains one month's treatment, 41 00 a. box orsix boxes for ?5.Mi, cent by mall pi (paid 00 receipt of price VE GUAF.AMIE SIX BOXES To cure any caoe "W ith each order received by 11s for six boes, accompan'ed with f.VOO, we will send the purchaser our written Kuaran tee to return the money if the tr fitment doea not effect a rule. (liiHiantees Issiu d ouljr by Will J. Warrick sole aiient. I'lattsnmuth, Neb. JULIUS PEPPERBERG.-. MANUFACTURER OF AND WHOLESALE & RETAIL UKALE.lt IN TUK j Choicest Brands of Cigars, including our Flor de Pepperbergo' anil 'Buds' 1 j FULL LINK OF i TOBACCO AND SMOKERS' ARTICLES always in stock. Nov. 26. 18S5. V! C3 O K v c T. C CO Pi O a a 5S 0 a o- X. s mm mi y g I 1-3 Sf . o I U)o O O WgVJ . 1 1 1 s y