THE ADVERTISER
THURSDAY, NOV. 27. 1879.
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THE VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS.
Robert G. ZngersoII's Tribute loTIicm
Patriotism, Poetry, Politics and
Pallios.
Speech nt the Grant Banquet In Chicago.
Gpneral Sherman announced the
toast:
The volunteer soldiers of the Union
army,'-..whoe valor Jand patriotiMii
saved tlie world a-poTernment of the
people. bv.the'people, and forjthe peo
ple. Response by Col. Robert G. In
gersoli. The announcement wan followed by
vociferous cheering, "which increased
touproarous enthusiasm, as Col. ln
gersnll mounted the table and made
his bow. From the commencement of
the responaelto tne close he was inter
rupted by plaudits' fairly deafening
He seemed to take an unusual interest
In the subject. At the close, he was
cheered enthusiastically, eo long that
he was obliged to remount the table
and Row recognition. The response
was a follows r
Vhen'Shaavagery of the lash, the
barbarism of thejclan, and the Insan
ity of secession confronted the civili
zation ofour century, the question,
"Will the great, republic defend it
nelf?" trembled on the lips of every
lover of mankind.
THE SILENT MAN'S VOW.
Thejnorth filled with intelligence
and wealth children of liberty
martlaJed her hosts and asked only
for a leader. From civil life a man, el
lent, thoughtful, poised and calm,
stepped forth, and with Jipaofj'vlctory
voiced the nation's first and last de
mand: "Unconditional and. imme
diate surrender." From that moment
the end was known. The utterance
was the first renl declaration of war,
and, hi accordance with the dramatic
tini'ies of mighty events, the great
soldier who made it, received the fi
nal reward of the rebellion.
SOLDIERS OF THE REPURLIC
were not seekers after vulgar glory.
They were not animated by the- hope
of plunder or the love of conquest.
They fought to preserve the blessings
of liberty and thatthe children might
have peace. They were the defenders
of humanity, the destroyers of preju
dice, the breaker of chains, and in the
name of the future, they slew the
monsters oftheir time. They finished
what the soldiers of the revolution
oommenced. They relighted the
torch that fell from their aucust
hands aud filled the world again with
light.
THEIR MIGHTY WORK.
They blotted from the statute books,
laws that had been passed by hypo
crltsjat the instigation of robbers, and
tore with indignant hands from the
constitution that fn famous clause
that made men tho catchers of their
fellowmen.
Theyjmade it possible forjudges to
be just, for statesmen to be human,
and for politicians to be honest.
They broke the shackles from the
limbs of slaves, from the eouls of mas
ters, and .from the northern brain.
Tbey kpt our.country on the map of
the world, and our flag in Heaven.
They rolled the stone from the sep
ulchre of progress, and found there
two angel i clad In shining garments
Nationality and Liberty. The sol
diers were the saviors of the nation :
they were the liberators of men.
t LINCOLN AND GRANT.
In writing the proclamation of Inde
pendence.lLincoln, thegreatest ofour
mighty dead, whose memory is as gen
tle as the summer air when reapers
sing amid.the gathered sheaves, cop
led with the pen what Grant and
his brave comrades , wrote with
swords.
WHAT WAS FOUGHT FOR.
Grander than th Greek, nobler
than the Roman, the soldiers of the
republic, with patriotism as stainless
as the air, battled for the rights of oth
ers, for the nobility of labor, foueht
that mothers might own their babes,
thatarrogant idleness should not scar
the back of patient toil, and that
our oouutry should not be a many
headedt monster made of warring
states, but a nation, sovereign, great
and free. Blood was water, money
was leaves, and life wasjeommon air
untiljone flag floated .over a republic
without a? master and without a
slave. Then was asked a question:
"Will a free people tax themselves to
pay the nation's debt?''
VICTORIES CF PEACE.
The soldiers went home' to their
waiting wives to their glad children,
and to the girls they loved they went
back to the fields, the Bhops, and
mines. They hadnot been demoral
ized. They had been enobled. They
wereasjhonestin peace as they had
been brave lu war. JMocking at pov
erty, laughing at reverses, they man
a friend of toil. -They said: "We
saved the nation's Jlife, and what I
life without honor?" They worked
and wrought, with all of labors sons
that every; pledge the nation gave
should beTedeemed.f JAnd their grpat
leader, having put a shining band of
friendship a girdle of clasped and
happy hand around the globe, comes
bocue.and finds that every promise
made in war has now the ring and j
jjlcBmofH Theral-.. j
ANOTHER QUESTION STILL.
Wll! all the wounds of thb war be
healed? I answer, yes. The south
ern people must submit, not to the
dictation of the north, but to. the na
tion's will and to the verdict of man
kind. They were wrong, and the
time will come when they will say
that they are victors who have been
vanquished by the right. Freedom
conquered them, ami freedom will
cultivate their fields, educate their
children, weave for them the robes
of wealth, execute their laws, and till
their land with happy homes.
The soldiers of the union saved the
smith as well bb the north. Their
victory made us a nation. Their vic
tory made us free and rendered tyran
ny in evtry other land us Insecure as
snow upon volcano's lips. Aud now
let us
DRINK TO'THE VOLUNTEERS,
to those whe sleep In unknown, sun
ken graves, whose names are only In
the hearts of those they loved and
left of those who often hear In happy
dreams the footsteps of return. Let
us drink to those who died" where
lipless famine mocked at want to all
the maimed whose scars give modesty
a tongue to all who dared, and gave
to chance the care and keeping of
their lives to all the living and to all
the dead to Sherman, to Sheridarit
and to Grant, the foremost soldier of
the world, and last, to Lincoln, whose
loving life, like a bow of peace spans
and arches all the clouds of war..
o O
Senator Edmunds "We vote- for
republicans and not men."
General Hooker was fully six feet
in hight and weighed in the neigh
borhood of 300 pounds.
The wood clip of Texas Is about 22,
000 000 pounds per annum.
Chicago kills six hogs for every
minute of every hour of every day in
the year.
The Xew York Sun says the republi
cans have everything their own way,
and can do as they please.
The United States treasury has In
Its vaults $10,000,000 In coin $32,500,
000 standard silver dollars the lar
gest aggregatejever held at once.
Kansas City Journal: The presi
dent says his next message will be a
short one. He has become aware
that talk Is thrownjaway on the brig
adiers. Colonel Tngersoll says Joseph Cook
isafilcted with the'German in other
words, he " mixes saurkrauf with his
beans."
X. Y. Commercial z The Bayard
boom is not likely to deafen the coun
try. Indeed, there is but little dun
ger that it will keep the babies awake.
Governor'Blackburn, of Kentucky,
has been in offlcebout two months
and has pardoned two hundred and
ten convicts, or four for every week
day that he has been at the head of
the State Government.
Senator Matt. Carpenter says that
Gen, Grant, if nominated,, will be
elected, and says he might have ad
ded, if elected, he will be inaugurated.
A farmer astonished his friends at
Decatur, 111., the other day by goinc
into that place with a train of six
wagons, laden with three hundred
and aeventy-flvej bushels of barley,
and drawn by a steam road locomo
tive of his own Invention.
Daniel McFarland, ;who Bhot and
killed Albert D Richardson and was
acquitted, and Abbey Sage Richard
son recently arrived at Leadville,
Col,, on the same day. He was a
decrepit, ragged old man, evidentlj
In great.want, pain and misery ; she
was in the garb of a well-to-do lec
turer. A sorry contrast between the
ex-husband and wife!
Nebraska Bulldozers Pnnished as
They Should he.
The Omaha Republican reports the
follow. ug interesting case just termi
nated before the U. S. court:
The time ot the court bus been ta
ken up to-day principally wiiti tbe
case ot Martin Diily vv. Conrad et. al.
Tim In the celebrated Colfax county
bulldozing cae, aud is similar in geu-
letal acpeut to ttiat of tseurs against
thf Hame parties, in winch a verdict
of S3 000 was obtained at a former
term of court. Wears' jon and Daily
were tried and acquitted of murder in
the early days of January, 1876.
About 100 citizens who were indiu
naut at Ibis verdict of the jury, wait
pil upon Sars and Daily and inform
ed them It was best for them to Ir-aVr
the community wherein they then
resided Sear was compelled by
force to obey this imperative bequest,
aud Dally left at once, aud ha never
been lu the county since. Both uuppfc
were opened about the same time, but
the Seararial came first, with the re
sult as above stated. John L Web
ster, of this city, and Wm. A. Foster,
of Davenport, Iowa, appeared for the
ulaiutifls in both caft-s. The auit in
each case was for $50,000 damages. A.
J. Poppleton appeared as counsel lor
the defendants in both cases, at d tbe
case has proven of some interest be
cause ot the peculiar facts above sta
ted. It la not common for a suit of
litis nature to be pressed as in both
the cases in hand The jury receivptf
their charge a few minutes before 5
o'clock, aud after five hours de'lnera
tion returned a verdict of $4 440 for
the plaintiff1. The men against whom
the verdict operates, are mostly wor
thy citizens of Colfax county, and
coming ho soon after the verdict in
the Sears case, will be particularly se
vere upon them in a financial way.
They acted upon Impulse, and of
course without countenance of law.
but probably felt that they werp just
ified In the actlou.g A fellow-citizen
was foully murdered, and circumstan
ces pointed to thepe parties as the
cuilty ones, notwithstanding the re
turn of twelve other good citizen0 to
thp contrary. This was the""occaslon
and thp excuse of the conduct. They
Miner the penalty as the3 should and
will be an example to rash men. of
othpr communities who may Incline
to take the law Into their own hands
Tlie'Sonth and Grant.
S-e-tal Telegram to the Inte Ocean.
Washington. Nov. 16. The Even
ing Sfar has Interviews with two
Southern Democratic Congressmen
who say that If Grant mokes n tour
through the South as proposed, thert
wlll'break out a popular movement
in that section in favor of a thiru
term, that will absnrd all the auti
Tilden Democrats whose name i9 le
gion, and thousand: (.f ex Confeder
ate soldiers who would rather s
Grant Pre.-ideut agaiu than any poli
tician. They repeat that the expec
tation of a Republican victory in the
next Presidential election is univer
sal, aud the Southern politicians of
the better class want to excite a Hank
movement on the man whom they
think is pure to win. The. can advo
cate Grant eas-Ier than any other can
didate named by the Republicans.
The two Congre-smen interviewed
say they prefer Grant to Tilden
Colonel McArdle, former editor of
theVioksburg Jerald, and an ex Con
federate of extreme viewe, the man
who originated and led the White
Line movement, or "Mississippi
plan,"asitis known, has come out
for Grant In a similar way.
Frederick Sprague of Newport, R.
I., recently delivered spveral lectures
on Block l.-land. He carried with
him a tent, and illustrated his lectures
with charts in an endeavor to prove
that George Washington and Jesus
Chrict were one and the same person.
"You mu-t find that I am vi ry bad
ly dressed," said a gputleman to a
Pari? tailor who was measuring him
for a new suit. "Oh, no," replied the
artist, "You are not dressed at all;
you are simply covered." Hew York
World.
m a
Anew stock of Men's and
Soy's .' KaJbfcer Boots at
Xtobison's.
If you want to turn a witd Straw
berry into a Wilder, give it lots of
pota-.li, no soda, plenty of magnesia.
Rural New Yorker.
Forest Tree Seedlings Osage
Ucdge PlantsGrape
Vines .ursery
Stock.
I have the sale of a large stock of
forest Tree Seedlings, Osage Hedge
Plants. Grape Vines, and General
Nursery Stock. Most of the stock I
have given personal attention to rais
ing. The balance Hedire Plant? and
Forest Tree Seedlings were raised
near, in an adjoining Statp. Onpand
two year old apple t ees can hp had
direct from Nursery rows. Ever
greens the samp.
Robt. W Furnas,
Brownvillp. Nebraska.
The only improvement ever made on the common
POROUS PLASTER.
It contains irreatpr and more powerful
PAIN-BELIEVING, STRENGTHENING, AND CURATIVE PROPERTIES
ban Ihe common Porous.Phkiter, and is fur superior lo liniments and the so-called electrical appliances.
ntlCE U5 CKNT5. 21-1
B. G. WHITTEMOEE
has removed his
Jewing Machine niporium
TO WEST BKOW.VYIIiLE,
Where ho has put In a new line of Choice
GEOCEEIES.
He will sell you anything In the
Sewing Machine
Or Grocery Line
Call and see that S100
LiglitRunning'Domesitc'
IT'S A BEAUTY.
"GOOD NEWS !"
Quick Tims 1 Through Trains 1
Cloze Ccsnecticns ! No Delaj !
BTJRIIJGTOIT ROUTJE
To Cnicago& the East.
Lowest Rates of Faro will be made.
Through Cars will run irom 15. &. M. point
in southern Nebraska tr Chicago.
A ten minute connection will be made at
Pacific Junction.
Aarcn Palner.
Boot John-cm
NEW RESTAURANT.
Palmer & Johnson.
First Door" West or the Old .National Bank
Building.
B This arm, having fitted up thee rooms wll
run aj first clasi restaurant, where eol
warm'mcals c;n he h:id nt all limns. They
Rle thel customers the best viands In the
mark t. Including fresh ousters served in
any manner called for.
Try the New Restaurant
AM Order" for an Express Left wilh
riipm will be Promptly attended to
sro
close connections will alwnys he mnle to tht
EAST.SOUTHEASTand NORTH.
Sleeping car lerths reserved al the Lincoln
ticket olllce by telegraph or on application,
from Missouri Ulvcr to Chicago.
TO ST. LO QIS AND THE SOUTH.
Th Burlington Unut. linvp a system ol
Through Sleeperaafc Clone Connections
between the Missouri Itlver and St. Louis.
To Peoria, Indianapolis, Cincin
nati and the Southeast.
.K5This is the only reliable Route to tho
Soutlifast. Coiinecuonnare made al Peorhi
with theT. P &. W. nml I. . & V. Itallroails
for Indianapolis. Cincinnati. Colun bus. nml
all Central and Southern Ohio, Kentucky.
Southern Indiana. Ac.
DINING CARS.
GOOD MEALS AT 73 CETS
Whpn you go East besureand travel ovnr
theti.A M. Ilneil urn wi.-li to lie SAP and
Comfortable and desire to travel speedily.
A. E. TOUZ L!N. P. LOWELL.
Q'U'IM ima-r. fJ.-iri " .vTlct A?t
LiviLfl I
What, Sever!
A Monster Rattlesnake.
Browning (Mo,) Letter to Globe-Dera.
Two young meu named McQuown
and Norvill. ot this county, started
nut for the purpose of hunting prairie
chickens. They had with them a
fine English setter-dog'r.and as tbe3
entered the timber on Locust Creek
they beard their dog barking, and
went in that direction to see the
cause. As they got near they saw a
very large snake lying coiled up, and
Norvill ventured very t close to see
what kind it was. Just as be was
turning to leave it made a strike at
htm and his fangs caught in his coat.
He ran aud dragged the snake after
him about forty yards. Norvill says,
that if it bad held on to him, he would
have beat Parole's best time, in Eng
land. When its fangs came loose it
coiled itself again, and Us head stood
up about three feet high. Just as the
snake got coiled up. and tbey were
thinking what to do with it, another
hunter happened up and shot it in
the head. The snake measured eight
feet four aud a half inches in length,
and had thirty-Beven rattles aud one
button. This story cau be proven to
he true by some of the most substan
tial citizens in and arouud Browning.
Mo. They called It a timber rattle
snake, one of tbe largest ever seen in
those parts.
Never Insult poverty.
Never eat between meals.
Never eat a very hearty supper.
Never stand long at the corner of a
street.
Never fret ; it will only shorten
your dayg.
Never atop to talk In church after
the service Is over.
Never speak of your parents ob the
"old mail" or "old woman."
Never speak ;in. a contemptuous
mr.nner of womankind.
Never abuse one who wa9 once
your bosom friend.
Never reply to the epithet of a
fool, a drunkard, or a low fellow.
Never seek to create a laugh at the
expense of religion or the Bible.
Never spend many of your evenings
away from your family.
Never taste an atom when you are
not hungry ; it is suicidal.
Never anticipate too much; disap
pointment is not pleasant.
ABBOTT &
Workers
AVoocl andiron,
at the old place, fot of
COLLEGE ST.
WAGONS,
MACHINERY,
PLOWS, ETC.,
promptly repaired.
All Windsor
BUCKSMITHING
done to order, and
Satisfaction Guarantied.
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Mjsf
A renitculiarj; Used by Counterfeiters.
Loarins the Democratic Parly.
Special Telegram to the.Inter Ocean.
Washington. Nov. 10 It Is sta
ted here that Congressman Speer, of
Georgia, will follow the example of
his colleague, Dr. Felton, renounces
his allegiance to the Democratic par
ty. Oue or two more such deserters
will destroy the Democratic majority
in the House. Speer, like Felton,
was elected against the regular Dem
ocratic nominee. This dropping off,
and the recent announcement of
Mr. Stephens that be will not agaiu
submit in silence to such decrees as
QHARLES HELMER,
FASHIONABLE
Boot and Shoe
iva: A. IS B DR.
Having housht thecu!
tom shop of A. UobKon
' i iiui prep-ireu louo icorK
). of all Icliiilsat '
Reasonable Rates.
.-Repairing neatly and
prompilvdoue.
Shop No. 62'.MaSn Street,
Brown r Wc, Nebraska.
ts$
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TRADE MARK. Tht GrwlInilUii TRADE MARK.
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Vemoi?, CalTeru Luiltsilo, Palo la tho Back. DIanui of
Tlttoa, Frcmatar Old Age, and minj other Dtieatea thai
lead to Iaiaaltj or Connmptlon, aad a Fruaatarc Orare.
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erate tiiein GOOD AffKVTS' WASTFT whh
whom the best terms will be made All orders and
ciiinmunniratlonssiioiil'l b arid reused 'o
n.V..V BIt'lvFOlMI, Pres'tand (lenM Act
13y & Broadway. New Y-rfc.
MARSH HOUSE.
JOSEPH OTELT, PROPRIETOR.
Livery Stable In connection -.vlth thellousc
5Stni:p office for all point Enst, West.-S3
SNorthitSoutli. Omnibuses to-6ia
3connect with all trulns.-g
A3IP1.E ROOMS .O.V FIRST FLOOR
fiOS fSEN OPPORTUNITY
UU2.L0 Positively no Humbug.
IVO CAPITA!, IKQIIHK.
TA,ftWL','Vnladt'di,.rlr,J,ne'vin,er months at
iVlUlN Hi I nnmt'- "'eor female, nopedhnu
""''" nice "justness: sure pav; don't In
terfere with other 1-t.slness : suits anyone: can'i
explainhere. euda three cent stamp and -on will
jret a beautihil specimen nTnre from oneofour cold
mines by matl.fiee.and ruIlparticuUrsorbusIiiess.
Address "IIOMK MlltROR." Lonumont, Colo.
ff k, U'vckfTS
M . A' iff
Tke Celebrated
3Xxisic Hoia!e
or
TIXE WEKKLY
Nebraska State Journal.
BLACK GLOSSY INK
TO PENMEN.
There N at alt times an nlmosf universal demand
from learners, tor the Jet Black Olossv Ink used
re."n,sn-,fti,,vv's r"y. Warrante-I not
lll'J molAt. u ls cas 'J m3(5e- The materials can
jc iiou nil n urrc Ji'
CAMPAIGN OF 1880.
During the comlne year the political affairs or
the Nation and thediscusson proline out ol them
will assume an importance rarely equaled in our
insiorv.
THEP ESIDENTrAL CAMPAIGN
will be a more able contest, second, perhaps. In
magnitude and blltcrne&s, lo none that have pre
ceded it. The
CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES
will be taken, including the reapportionment of
Concre3si0n.il Representatives, and the shifting or
the balance or power, and the re-adjustmeul of the
Influence of sections.
THE NATIOVAE CONVENTIONS
of all parties will precede the Presidential Election,
and the Platforms will determine ihe course of
Legislation and the loIlcy of Ihe Government for
another four years.
OUR STATE ELECTIONS
hnn Mm.j'hopa m u Btnt . .- . . i ..
thp riMnin,.rlic nannna i,mmiilii.ii.il wniin,,M J.w i rnce ot Kecipe for Members or both branches or the Legislature
Ue UenjOl.rallC CaUCllB promulgated !e"J.t'i.? ?,,"res, w,th ru ' directions. 50 cents. nvo vingtue election f a U S. senator, and Tor
sstntr isiniiiirt i rrnrrvrirv Anm-oaoi' r otwt.-w . j .. . ..
For sometime past counterfeit sil
ver dollars, halves, quarters, dime's
and uickels have been circulated quite
extensively in Frankfort. Ky., and
tbe neighboring towns. Several days
aRothee coins were traced to the Ken
tucky Penitentiary. The prison au
thorities were notified of the fact and
they determined to make ao investi
gation. The prisoners were locked
up in their cells and diligent search
was instituted in the various depart
ments of tbe prison. The result wa
the finding of tbe mint and almost a
barrelful of material, such as molds,
files, knives, sawB, burglars tools,
pistol catridges, citizens' clothing,
babbitt metal, block tin and pewter,
heiries a quantity of the queer. The
molds from which these counterfeit
cuius cast were all made of plaster
paris. Tbe money made is a good
article and shows that tbe manufac
turers are not greeners at the business.
Cincinaii Enquirer.
last session, will go far to discourage
the Democratic leader from further
attempts to "wipe out legislation."
If the entire Greenback strength,
with Stephens, Felton and Speer.
should vote with the Republicans, it
would make the House a tie.
postace stamps orcurrency. A4dres
LABf-JlGlCR. Brownville. Nemaha Ci
One of Chicago's newspapers tele
graphed to prominent ex-Uonfederates
for au expression of their feeling
over the return of Grant. In response.
Alex Stephens and Gen. Longstreet
expressed admiration of the man 'and
approbation of tbe nation's welcome-.
Bob Toomb's reply wascbaractriaiio
of his unreconstructed spirit. , It is:'
aieoo
K. Ik SU.KL- I full iliecutu e Ticket, will occur.
CONGRESS CONVENES
W. TV". Kimball,
Or Chicago,
Keep in stock a fnTHine of
PIANOS and ORGANS.
.XT laE"$ KTe"!
S, M, SUMMERS,
-DEALER IX-
Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions.
Hats, Caps, JBoots, Shoes,
Qiteensware, Glassware, Cigars
TOBACCOS, &c.
Best Groceries, Flour, Provisions, Vegetables c, always on Hand.
Give Me a Call. Poan's old Stand.
THO
' SEALER IN
FAMILY GROCERIES, CONFECTIONS, TEAS,
CAXXED FRUITS, NU'IS, TOYS,
QUEENS, GiASS, TIN & WOODENWARE,
STATIONERY, PAINTS, BRUSHES. CUTLERY,
Pipes, Tobacco. Cigars. Hlusical Instrunicnls, Patent .lledlrinc
JEWELRY and NOTIONS.
CITY BAKERY, BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
M AB B
BK,o"Vrnsr'viiJniiE
1 le 3T I
JU
K
CHAELES JEIDHA-HT,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
Foreign and Domestic Marble, Monuments,
TOM3 STONES, TABLE TOPS. &c. &c.
CriTrTX F TMTCirNC All nler promptly niIl.anlntlitfnetlonKnrnreJ
Jr itLl A L JJtLOlUlXO Otnceana Ynril, .tlnln street, between 6th nml 7th.
FURNISHED m. m. Conner, Travei-Agem
THEBCST
THE W0B&
SOLD BY
!..
SO SIMPLE
'tO CAU
WARMHTCO
W
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S15QO.OO
v:
s
tfOTICE out cffisoeiURSAHD D&fLFACE PUTS.
rCR PARTICUURS ounotnur. - ADDRESS:
BEWARE ,
JHE NUMBER on SW
WhiteSewing Machine Co. Cleveland, ohio.
THE ADVZH.TISER
iJOB PH1HTIHC
D EPA HTM UN T.
A flnea.ortment of Type.Kor-
ciers. Utiles. Stock. Ac.
for printing,
BUSINESS. VISITING & WEDDING
CARDS,
Colored and Bronzed Labels,
STATEMENTS.
LETTER & BILL HEADS
ENVELOPES.
Circulars. Dodeere. Programme.
Show Cards,
DLVXK WORK OF ALL KINDS,
With neatness and dispatch
Cheap on Ixfekioii Work
XOTSOLICJTED.
FAIS3R0TE2E ti HACKEE,
Carson Block,
OROU'.VIM.E, NEB.
Ihe Pnrestand Best Medicine erer Bidei
A ?mzf!ioa.tJIoFMT B"ln. Mandrake,
and Uandellon. with aifth. i i rr " V
0As.:?i??theij:
ao disease or ill hiits . jn. . .
s-
nJ lit. ,w Uf. . r1t U ttt Mtl lad lafina.
arelnTaldablewltioutintoIlcIaB-i. P
wLtThfdYtZSr,liiQ?? or QpteS?..
Don't wir",7(i-r". f'"r "P latter.
badorBi.-'"" f-n n T "1
aaTejonrlii-SritlSi'V.".""'5- """J-
.'J00"01 raid f ora case ther win not com or J
i.i5LVe-no-tftTourfH2r?bSt8
turqaaiu Ull) Lnfm MHaav linn Dlx.
, K " iT . """' .
itcuiciuixr. IIOD WTTm fa f
en not
nitle;
no person orramily ihoula be without tSS.
t.ei some tbia dar.
nor v.ocon tXEXUtho sweetest, iafest and ht
lavrf. . -
"- VaUUUCil
riartoaUothers. Cares by absorption Aak dng
D""enl"i"d'TraJertfordrnnk
" ". vjuum, tooacco and narcottca:
xMDjdBi1ta. HDItt,Mfr.C.RocllltT..V.Y.
snl lor CIrealar.
HECMLYMEHICINEH
That Acts at tie Same Tisie oa
THE LIVER,
THS SOWELS,
and the KSDHEYS.
The;e (rreat OTKans are the lateral cleans-
, r r u ' i w ai var wan nautiin
-aVA lU"a J"His.4Ut A IUC lU.aa IIHIiUMlUI
will be rrfect: If they become cIo?geil
axcauici UiBcoscs ere sure 10 xouowTTua
TERRIDLE SUFFERir.G.
SUIoasncxs, Ilcailache, Dyspepsia, Jann-
dlce, Constipation and n(s, or Kid
sej-Complaints, Grartl, Diabetes,
Sediment In tho Uiine, Jlllkv-
r Uopjr Urine; or Rhen-
matic Pains aad Aclics,
arc derloned becanc th Mood 1 poisoned
wltli tho k tmors that aliuold liaTe bcea
ezpt.ll(.d tuIuiJ.Ir.
KISNEY-WORT
S7fllrrtoro thebeil'hr action and all these
UcMrojiSB evils will be banuacd ; neglect
the n and yon w'lll.re buttoiutrcr.
Tho is.vd3 hate bt en cured. Tryltandyon
wllla'd onci D-o to the oum'tr. lake It
and ln.-altliwiilrcc more s'jddcnyonrheart
Vhvcuffartonror from tho torment
of rn ac-.lnjf bacfc ?
Why bear such dlotrcss from Con
st'oatton and Piles?
IVht bo co foarfui becaueo of diC-
ordorcd urtno?
Kidsitt WoktwIU cure yon. Try a pack
age at once and be satisfied.
It u rt cry vfQttaMt toipcmna ana
Onerarlia-nnaiesslxiisartnofJledlrlne.
Yonr Dmni't has it. cr rn cet IZ for
juoa Ins' t inonlcT ijit lYice.iiJ
Vrr.-r- SZZZSSSZTS C3., rrriatn,
I ( , .,-...
r.t-
--ton. Yt.
pS( Trade Mark. J
darnyour"Vu?ts??::xJt ,n neinber. for tbe "lone session." and qnpstlorrs
ri,i- wf.nllriVoas wellis nn . Sfvl.tal ""Portance to the p,Ie. liwludin the
ilanymaKe; ore than me am x.niuiu unu iuc .iiuni. hi...)-!
oaut stated above X. o , e ca i ' aa em',t to ii" ",e ""i e!'e,'ilt J',
.'all to make ...onei- fa"- Any ' "l,er,or ? the P";ver "S, u,e V
one can dothe wort- vn7i o nroteciln tne franchise, mid
to ;2an hour by deroilna- vnn iv. P lrlt ol national j-.irctions. win
timeothebusfneS i t"" no?h- S-" ? 'j? lea-llnssrlnu nf I
.nevS. "othlnel keltrnrmnnpv The H eekly ebr lui t.i
oaut stated above X I o , e can ' a'leu,t to ii" l"" v ereiKytv "f the plates as
.'all to make ...onev W Anv ' '1"l'1r ? the P"'r t e .Nation. In the mutter
one can do the work Ynnrah o protecting the franchise, and pravldin for the
mak-B from 50cts. to :2an hour by dernilna- vnn - P f ol national r.ieciions. win oe neveiira ana
vnlncs.i.d spare timetothebusiness. Itcostsnnth- 1'I""ue;: ' ,-? S!P"r"sn' "necountry.
inpiotry tneous.ness. -ouungi Kelt Tor mnnev t "".. ," '. .";.-.. ...... c ...... ..... .....
mui-nc ever offered bafore. Bialn ss tVlesnnt and be fith'ul epitnraeof these venw. ami w.il fullr
strictly hounrable. Header. If you want to know . Krtt"': l ln?.P"'"'. or ,ne aicu.sions provo ea
all abont the bt pavlni; business before the public t-,jy. while at tup same time it wi l give ciui
.end us your iddreVi'and we will send vou lull par- cise," aml lu,Ivr,aU l,",e .' nf T."S Fi,rS,Kn' Kni ' T
.... i . . r . . .- niHSHC nevr-l lull unit l!itw.t M.'irL't liwirts IrWAl
.ii.inrt aiiu firivaie leruiA ree; sample worm 51
-lso free : you can then m -ke
juurseir. Address GEOKGE
i-nruand. Me.
mesne news, full and latent Market lporls. local
mil
3 MONTHS FREE.
na.AIIuu f rM.. . . " - - - I ".mi ....k... ill ..r, 1..
ill. .ni, minn it r I - --.---. .. u... ... ... ..'..,. w. - ...' . ..
J -'"" .. . ....... ii ,, 5.
STIVSON A CO 'M'ulH " iiic pnn.TTUui? ui uu iiurrurj.H
i i and -tnte societies, ami of tuesttite Leelsla
turc,
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
' of C ngresioDaI Proceedlnss. and will be In fact a
l wee.ly history of the worH in ceneral. and w the
TNuti n. and the Mate In canicular.
Thj WeeUIr Nebraska -rate Journal is not
. i auj il'cki ..rruriKtkiL 'lillCU
hOVm FinlH onrl T7 nnrirln i Pn," ihe largest Weekly published in the. wk. but
x ui i.i) l llfiu CtllU 1 11 CjIUG i i co itains much more reaiiinc matt
matter. In nniDor
l. .knkA,. iii,...,.j .1.. j . - "uuiuiusur. uaiicaii oe iuuiiu in any 01 i cin-
Is the best lllus ra ed Aericultnral and Fam lystc- tem jomnes on this side of the Missouri and com-
. - rv tin raiir niiniic niwi u -vtniui nka ., , 1 - , . . . . . .
"ITesetit my Dersanal coucratuIutlotiB I '&iZA& "1;- i M-Sli.S.t 'S. Z.TJ- . ?J.V." "K?!V7' u rFX'
w " ' .; . .. --1-" w...... ...... ...
to Grant oo hU safe arrival to his
country. He fought for hia country
honorably and won ; Tarn ready to
try again. Death to the UnloD."
Adam wasalwaysanuntrtistworthy
man. The first time b'evvr looked
at h wife, he omiled at hia Eve.
Any person dlfcover'nc this joke
within the next ten daj-s, will be sent
to the penitentiary. Burlington
Haickcye. j
nnrtino- nt ill i a )ia tni... ..ttli ... ... -
fclnrta 3n- -vro,. v. T r.V"":. "I'TI"1" " -""' m- lurai impes 01 me
iinnti. .?n Ti T . .. ri--l. "-"."'-'r- ern counties, lor lis general and Slate news,
snrt?? '.UfiS ?,aTInl?c ,torleT Ke "bUfan In politieCli rt.scus.se public aRairs.
Short andionlinned.andfilled with valuable read- not foil, a nartfcan. but from a hn..l nailnnal
t'..!. er,i ., ., .... tnd point, criticising public men and mesur-
trnrf,, lSn.nlf!,,7v,lE-,o,?.?,n0": T$iy in nPn tll?i1' merils.lndependeutot tactlonallsm or
irocucea we will send It tnepmalnderof this year i prejudice
I!IllltJVs7inr,TVY0-toauraldreonrewiP Nbeter medium of ihe news thai Is wanted in
uniyu.-st. UIIL.L. . , Nebraska for the enlicbtment or the head or tbe
A GOOD AGENT WANTED FOR 0
KEMAIIA COUNTY. I TKRMS,
Towbomar..:i-cO.V.V7irO.VwiuPepaid Al- Single Copy, i er year
Chicago, III. Ten
' S3" The Money (registered letter or money-or-
uer; must invanaoiy De sent wttn tne names.
For full particulars, terms & prices
call en or address,
J. E. DYE, Local Agent,
'S JIJU MIT I
O JU "-Mv.3
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Xlioitj o lo-iri!:J
l.l p43 vl !tj)o
latqw; tai.a qiwi 03
l..jsia jo .iiuuo; I -.
jo qi,J a puoqutK
pa, qinox 10 m.;4
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aro inunp ,it.l
3 ilu baa sunt
a"W.I -ioq i
"I 1 M oitoji ain
j""llJ3l iaaiia
i,uuotii iiYaiv,
P- '.vosJ Jiqqu
iq j vianM joj
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PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE
TOR SPLEMAT0KEIi(EA.
THE
SEMINAL PASTILLE"
1A akub Ctacoverr
"J.1 Ilrparturrm i.J-
icai ?ci.cr aa cafir.ly
New a t rMnclj cB"r.
if fUmrf. W Ike iaW
lnat a i ,
eemiaal misaioBs it
Impo'efiey kf rkr J.
Iruo war. vis: Oireee
Application " u-e ynm-
AtAdm Win 3mJ .....
- .t, .( f c isfi u-rca . a h SecUnal Veatvlra. ae-
iiT ory Ducta. Prostate 01aad.u.J Uie-ar.. ltTM
I t , Hriun., .a.l 14 mtl.tr imi cr iniiwHM
' .M taurf.rr aMtr ta onliur, an, W Mr 1 it .
.ckij dnwlTrJ iaj um .bvKkr-l. Ai. r aa tmme-
Jl4te tmthimr at J ir.K.tur rferl ym. u. wuj lluj
tr,ia wguiiumi wr.cii-d fra. .Uk..r at 4 rror,.
PHr tke drain fwn ike tjr-w,. r,t tr ar d t-.
."Hi "J? ond. raioory. mi. t.r D,mfc mf
5 Ot. fterrou, Dehtlity. Coufoalon of Ideaa. Ascr-
5.0a to Soewty. etc.. r.c. airf ik. irffwixr -f prrnu-
ure Old ae u.l . .-f..r..ot r, 11.. irU.aa r.
1 prft Sexual Vigor. (ic--e a l im i(,u.i Hr
frarK Tbi, ar.lr ot Unhnnl hi. ito-J r .,4 trrr
i. re rav,. l is nw aMr,aeei rer. Drscs ar
o as.k ar..7ritrl m Me tnaUn, ar. a, bum, cm koir
-tnr.i t. ,th ki me if ,.y e,B.e, ,1 ,",,
oiimb alat tl 1, P riuraltM. I rartKllri.tm.raaWra
to ut,rl, cuaraatee kat t u r aatiafatioa.
Donor thenrht ,ru Hut ah.. Iw.i. ...nj . ..
thoai.a f lev. .h m.. M to r ale. 4J ni'miiM
by the Vr-tit.il I rofruwi I . be th- BMt irrS-oal iar.. ..
d.v.reret -f rnch.uc ui eanr tan ,rr, raIrat eo.r.
that 11 well knnwa to b the r.u.r of aatafct iLi err to . aaar
il.pWi quaes rr, .tt. la.ir awl. ,.,., ii
;)S 'y9- Tb Haaaety 1a t bc. m. ant Urn. rtrre ,1,,,
o. 1. (raooalr to lw ali.i d; JVo. 2. KrH.M
caret a permaarat ear,, airier, m x.trr c.m.. S. KolI.
(lailHlc o,rr tkrre .alSa. will rl . .m... ,w ..5
tljrr atrie worr ei-, S7. seat b, ma.7 tr.lr-t la tj.,'1.
w-,rrrr,. Fall DIKECTIOKS for uatos -"111 accom
pany EAC1T UOX.
"' I J 51 t r lie ci -re PjnpVet rtrlot JlBj'em.e.r v
II- k a -!ra' ocf, w c I cmximer tt r natt .kr-n.v.1 &
'ICraaaal 1 t t-lrf M3 ar re.t rrtf t rrft ai'hwl. aa
H B tA r. . i. if . -. ,r 1 r -. . . a.
aaw- sir . ... ' . ii ri"uifj. j
I" 1 itSn.rf(ru;hfjr SoIJ ONLY kr tkeX
iSLAE'O For
the
gromm
oit
s 2.00
.. s.75
- 13.00
atrlv tpav s B ra cb and HORPni vr v .v
1 1 Pi 1 1 IM J-1"." .l i Addrs STATEJOURXAL CO..
frr fall rirtnnlm. Dr CarltM.
.ClTk St Chirar.. 111.
1 yg.
LINCOLN NEBRASKA.
E. M. LippittJ
PIASO and VOCAL TEACHER,
Erownvilte, - - JSebr,aska.
rryl J
LUQ?i
A larrv cew ai fmt'c Guide to
Wedlock. eon rt - w.thmaa-f -t-rt.
' i-'-,iJ c-i5er A e-aiftttnt
Wmiaod, b.ee oncf Wife E et
f 'c " . Teicf tnae tt e mat lie
a d tnroifA e S'rn y m W net
c qm aud frei,ey A'e t Etrtde.
r1 (ft A !T Pa fl HgflaWl. Aafaa ff
WiTei, Ptvtit-itiOB, i'i caawi C elitvarr rt Mifn-Mtr cttn
pxrtl, Cos (.gal du'iet, C rBcepliOa. CttrAeM. Le i
Coji-i"- p Imdinarii'- f y-u-ria-e m Bkkreaadftjm) .Venire
cf Re' rr-iocnB, Si x'e I. t ch vdtt4m Lw Mirrure,
w tn i-nBiTc, irriu n(n wn raarrte mttt . imIm.
iiC Diseases f-ecjlir o Women. th.r ..-- amd treat-Bf-x
t AbkrepniviTea-aylc'7VvdrarpiearAir w39Qufi.
wif, full h.ne Eiri-iric. fry ,. iral4, (r CO c tti.
"THE PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER"
on SyphHitu Gonorrhoea. Gleet. Stricture. Varico
cele, a- . a.uat Spermatorrhoea. -'exu-U XeJity.l
Iznpotency. frt eir il.tc irt Licn-. mmr Siat
Ksiiua9. Sryvo-fteit. Afferuoa f cee. (ahIiimi f
Iteif, Ih-i5r Iter a j Iicmomt of Srt. DelWrivc MeBunee.
Ln pf xftaf Immer etc. makipp fTue iiefr r
Bakacicr. nv-ttf 'reafmeof islirrcat & nLt rfr.m.
far tave cure of all fnrate -..kimi, 224 Kuef. er 0 Blatet,
50 ceftts.
-MEDICAL ADVICES
A ?ecf i M .13 hood aM VToraaahood. 10 r t r alt
three is o tee'T -mS t liae. ti. Tref "tvtam6CO pt
al Aie 100 llluAt rations, eatbrxirc eterr ritar tfee
reterative r- en t at i wrtfi knnwter in4 Bawrr. fht m m
ksMuLrd .a tf other vk The CMbtore-4 imkmtm h y
hi4 the I f-n-'ir Me licit jiMil ak4 tlwe ;
sui64 alr-r :rtot -f an hare tfcr BweeT itA4. The
Author a ezperiencexS Fhiw t vi bilt yrri btk
tee ' r rr know lad Ihe advice 0-m and rrs r
treatment 14 d--. ilf be 4 t crct Je , tmf
fertBc trota. iaiawrtte ef lre ritrm, ear'y er n. ! -nf".
r aaf nt - mTrni tr tomimz aff the htxi 4
Pnvate-rCSroiiic Amimi - .Vat nt narr tl
B4s. ft e mtM i& tf frr Pree la laai S..er rt (w
racr K mttat eniMeahaJ; all Min arc pnmft
aafraakJe aa-vrH " e.rr.) AldrM Jlr. ftufl-
DUrraa-7,12N-S:aS-,SL Li.M. iEUUh4 1ht .
C7"For sale by News Dealers. AGENTS wanted.
Vrt RrTTS mie att rrvm nfirMi fr-m
R rr RE h k I an f r sum aa-t ir
-ri fceTeT at m t ia tat -t . W.r
ttrfie: .rj to r adyaatae rot a Troa.
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HARRIS REMEDY CO.KFC CHEMISTS.
mirKei ana oin an. sy. LOUIS, MO.
m&M'iEtimsm
u X no?tV Wi-pas Scrap Book o tn, crvamof
y . . u 0 Mir . tjiuaj? cupx, "jjc or Der'
VS- AQ , throinoaira) incbr-i of-VovTu
lley " pr.r. ?3; - Black Sheep," a $UB bookVin
par binJ.nc: "Cbrirtiaa OaUej's Mtttalcra I
boo. Ja lPrbindjoff.andasmplecoprof "Weon
Hooe bold .Magazine" Hpont-pai.l.foroot730rat
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