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NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
ftivor Iinprovomont Oonvoutlou.
Tim St. IjOhIh conveuilioii to consider
till! llll)l't)VOH!tlt Of HlO Mi.HShHippi 10-
ull.i'ei, in point of iiiiiiihurs and ivnv
Hiintutivy clmriiulur, tlui uxpui!lution.s of
lis frlisnelH. Over fioo duIcgatoH wiirei
picsonl, lopruHUMliiiK eivery Hlato in t ho
valloy, and tho (dashing of inlnn-stH
which in moiiio (iiiirlfi'H wiih anticipa
ted was happily nveiteiel. Jitwielo tlm
Information mil forth in tlKMtliloHpcccli
iw of tliOHU who addroHMcd the coinon
tion, Hh practical work 'connihtcd in
the adoption of a Hcricn of resolution,
and in uiiIIioitiiik um cuanitiau to ap
point a committee of twenty-one, to
collect HlatiKticsaud prepare a memori
al for codkichh. Tim resolutions which
thus hecamu tin; platform of the river
Improvement arc simple and to tin
point. The diMcrepancy between the
amount of government aid granted to
railroads and the appropriations made
for the Mississippi, is dwell upon, in
connection with the paramount impor
tance of the latter as a free highway
and a regulator of monopolies. It is
insisted, as a practical necessity and a
measure of true economy, that the
sums requisite for active prosecution
of tht) work should he set aside from
year to year Willi the assurance that
they shall not he discontinued until
the improvements are concluded. Thus
only Is If possible to avoid the waste
caused by the destruction of half lin
ished work, waiting for money to carry
it to completion. No assemblage of
representatives could be expected to
pass over the claims of such tributaries
as the Ohio and the Missouri; and a
.separate resolution declares that "the
scieulillc and comprehensive system of
river improvements by a competent
commission thus inaugurated should
'be applied to the complete and perma
nent improvement and maintenance of
all the navigable tributaries of the
great river." This wording implies a
recognition of the correct principle that
Llio lirst great object to secure is the
improvement of the Mississippi itself,
but that no rtiich work shall lie regard
ed as complete until extended to those
branches which are avenues of im
portant t raffle!. This, wiili a re
cognition of the value of the Mississippi
eioinuiisHion appointed by congress, anil
a reipitMt Unit, (lie system of lighting
tlio river shall be enlarged, embrace's
all tlie leading points of the nssedittions
adopted. iSV. Haul I'fanwr Hrcsx,
Eating Lomons.
A good deal has been said through
the papers about the lieiilthfulni.'ss el
lemons. The latest aelvice as to how to
use them so they will do the most good
runs as follows: Meist people know
the benefit of lemonade before break
fast, but few know how it is more than
doubled by taking another at night,
also. Tlio way to get the bet tea- of a
bilious system without blue pills or
tiuinine, is to take the juice of one,
two or three lemons, as the appetite
cr.ives, in as much ice water as maki't.
it pleasant to drink, without sugar, be
fore going to bed. In the morning on
rising, or at. least half an hour before
breakfast, take the juice of one lemon
in a goblet of water. This will clear
the system of humors and bile, with
mild ctllcacy, without any of the weak
ening effects of calomel or congress
water. People should not irritate tlie
stomach by eating lemons clear: the
powerful acid of the juice, which is al
most corrosive, infallibly produces in
tliunmat ion after awliile, but properly
diluted, so that it does not burn or
draw tjie throat, it does its full medi
cal work without harm, and when the
stomach is clear of food has abundant
opportunity to work on the svstem
thoroughly.
Since David Davis got down off the
fence, ami, escorted by Hayard ami Lo
gan, seated himself in tlie vice presi
dent's chair, the Chicago Journal nolo
a plentiful lack of lh joking about the
top rail of the fence in the ilemocratic
newspapers. Omaha Jit-publican.
ro'll "sport em it" that D. 1). rides
that top rail just as gracefully as he
ever did.
J. II. Ilinkloy, station agent at
Franklin, on the Utah and Xorthen
railroad, was recently idiot down in
hisolllceby a party of masked men,
soino time, after night. Their object
was supposed to be robbery and the
shot premature, as they lied when the
pistol pointed at the agent was dis
cliargeel. Postmaster General .lames ae-cepls
his reappointment with the express
understanding that ho will be relieved
in December; as he then desires to
enter upon his duties as president of
the new bank, tlio "Lincoln Hank" in
Now York.
The independent candidal o lias
blossomed out all over Nebraska.
Take it back. Lancaster countv is an
honorable excoption. We Jiavo" no use
for the "Independent" here; not ovn
for a domoerutie candidate. Lincoln
Globe.
V. A thirteen year old boy doad frenn
habitual drunkeuiness is one of tho
cheerful commentaries furnished by
Brooklyn upon tho habit of ovangoliz
ing tho romoto heathen at the expenso
of tho pagans at home 67.. m Uazttti
THE B. & M. DEPOT IN LINCOLN.
A Now Foaturo Adtlotl in tho Way of a
Reading Boom,
At the beginninge)f tlio plans for this t
depot, it waselecideeliu tlio mind ol the
general inauagcr, that there was to bo a
leading room for the benellt of the em
ployee of tlio road in the third story of
the building. This room is completed,
and was yesterday oponcel, and now any
employe of tlio 11. & M., when olf duty
in the city, can fltiel a hemic in this room,
whore will be found the various peri
odicals eii western cities and many
magazines, and soon there will bo added
a geiod supply of leading material in
the lorin of books.
This room is lce-alcil in the third Hteiry
of the building, ami occupies the whole
of the south transept, isrJx2l Icet.and
well lighted by nine windows. Tho fur
niture consists of a largo table littcd
with elrawers, upon winch iH writing
material and utensils, so that with the
exception of postage) stamps any M. &
M. employ may addii'ss his trie-mis
without e'xpenso. J Ins table will also
be used by conductors to make their re
ports of their trips, ami will undoubt
edly soon become the rendezvous oi the
I), it M. employes of all ranks.
Ili'sieles this table for writing there
are twe) more' extensive ones, holding
periodicals, among whie-h wo iioticcil
all our city dailies, tlie Omaha and
Council I full's uullie'S, tlie Chicago
77Hc.vaiid Tribiint; the Sclent ijln A nu rt
can, the Hallway Ayr, the Hail way
limit tc, Harper's Weekly and Monthly,
Scrilmei't,, the New York Ihrulil, ami
also various periodicals and tracts ol a
religious nature. Tlie loom will be
supplied the coining week as said abene
with books, including copies of tlie Re
vised N'ow Testament. The old stand
ard Uible will of course Unci a place on
the shelves alongside of Webster's elic
tionary. The chairs used are of a late pattern,
rattan bottom, some Willi side arms.
Plenty of settees and ample acceMiiino
dations for forty er filly employes are
provided, so that none of the many who
will reiielezvous hero will bo crowded
out. The door is covureel with cocoa
matting' ami a dozen or more cuspi
doivs are put in i-ouvenient place's.
This room, as all the rooms in the
building, is heated by steam, lighted by
gas and kept at an even temperature.
It will lie open during the day and
until to o'clock at night.
Through the efforts of the division
superintendent anil other employes in
the building, the walls have been e-ni-bellisheel
with some Hue picture's,
among which we particularize: Direct
ly in front upon coming into tlie door,
are two of tlie elegant Pullman designs
-Day anil Night. On the left is a pic
ture of a large ship, situated between
two pictures of Seward, which hotter
shows the growth of that city between
I87:i, tlie elate of the taking of the first,
and 1.S7D, when the .second was taken.
Passing round the room t the east
front there is an interior view of the
Windsor elining car on tlie ('., 1J. it Q.
Next is a photographic view of the
Plattsinouth hrielge, very line. Then
there is an old memento of the 11. it M.
employes on the Iowa division, which
is a half-shi'i't etarel gotten out by A. K.
Touzalin when he was general pas
senger agent of the 15. ,t M. in Iowa.
It bears the familiar name's of C. Per
kins, superintenilent uf the It. it M.,
A. IC. Touzalin, geneial passenger
agent, Uobort Karris, superintenilent of
the l . II. it ., and Sam Po.vell, pas
senger agent of the C. I?, it (.
In orelcr to make the' lino of picture's
compli'te, a line engraving of our late
martyied President occupies one panel
of the wall em the west side.
On the south side also is ICochV late
view of Lincoln.
llesides these there are maps of such
kinds as will be interesting to railway
employes, including a large map of the
United State's.
As has already been made known
through the prominent journals of the
United Slates, we are advised that Mr.
Toualin has been appointed first vice
president of the C. H. it Q.. with head
quarters in Huston; and the preparing
of this room under his direction seems
to be a fitting way in which to leave
a memento of the work done while
general manager of the line. And the
It. it M. boys will never forget it.
Neitwithstauiliug the sign over the
entrance' of this room, at the south end
of the hall, "For H. it M. employes
onlv," wo are deslreel to say that our
citizens must not understand that thev
are fully deprived from visiting the
room. Nothing would please the H. it
M. officials, and the men in ehargo of
the building, better than to seo maiiv
of our citizens- visit the room and seo
what a pleasant homo is furnished for
tho It. it M. bovs.
Viee Presielent Arthur has elemaneletl
Tyner's rosiKiiation. but this eleinanel
bus been eoiiiiterniaueleil by Presielent
ti rant, and Tynor seems to know who
is bosshitf tho niaehine.--iYt6ms7M
City News,
When tho Kews printed the nbove
n... - i .. , , ,
i vnor was uia unei ins suece'sor an-
pointeel and confirmed. Hut such is a
fair specimen of tlio truthfulness and
reliability of-tho average bourbor uows
pupor. Nebraska is undoubtedly tho best
sheep country in tho world. Kv. Yes,
tho best Is always tho sheopest. Oma
ha llvpublican. It elopends somowhat
on tho weather, owoknow.
PRTCKLY
BITTERS
Tht majority of the ilt of the iiiman
body nrlig from derangement nf tho
I.lYCT, affecting hath thit ttotnnth itnCL
bowtli. In order to effect a euro, it it
Mory to retnnre tho eituta. Irregu
lar find bluyylih netton of tho Jlau-tli,
Jleitdiiehe,!lelin.niutthoBlomaeh,l'ttH
in the lUtfJcauil l.olu,aic.p indicate that
tht Livtr it ut fault, and that nature re
quire atnittniiee In rmahta thit organ to
tltrow off impurities.
rriclcly Anli HiKerH'pHp
eomjinunded for thi purpose. They art
mild in their nction and effective. i a
cure; are ploumiul to tht fatten nd tnUen
entily hy both children imdudultt. Tit
ian according to direction, then " "
tafnandpleainnt rwrrr 3lyipnln,
Cciiernl 3icUUlty,jJnlilttitxl Cou
iHlpntlou, I!eii8cl Klditeyn,
etc., etc. Am n iZl'.toil E"enrinerfjtf
mm anparior ' nxj othir inndltiwti t
tteuning tht tgtntn thnrvughly, and
imparting iieir life and fttxrju thtin
viilld. It id n jui:tictiac iuU not m
Intoxicating '"'(.
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WILSONIA."
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WILSON or his qualified male or female Assistants,
without charge, from lO A. M. to 8 P. M.
TO THE INVALID PUllLlC.-How to Ket well when sick, and how to keep well when once in
health, are questions of the utmost Importance. Millions of dollars have been expended In building
college in which men might be instructed in the divine art of healing, and million of lives have been
cut on" prematurely, while other millions of sufferers have dragged through an existence of extreme
misery, through Ihe blundering and criminal experimenting of these creatures of the schools. Ii this
condition of things lo continue always !
Medical empirics may answer, Yes; and their unenlightened dupes, the great body of human
sufferers, may doubt and despair, but Nature and Applied Science answer, No. " Nature, as a Mis
tress, is gentle and holy; to Obey is to Live." Magnetism, her Prime Minister, has entered the fieW
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Hy a hippy inspiration, Mr. WILSON, an accomplished Electrician, and a rtudent who had raadeA .
lUmseil thoroughly familiar with the entire range ofbelts and pads before devised for conveying electri
city, discovered the secret of imparting Electro-Magnetism by the mot natural, agreeable and cfficii.
wiPLJIm. . .V ?. caye thls Prac""1 demonstration and application In hs wonderful Invention, the
cVJvV;S.9?IA MAGNETIC CLOTHING The best attestation of this fact is the history " WIU
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