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HDUCAnO-'tAL.COLUKM.
I. 8. Ham sky, )
-Je:itik .Johnson, , Elltorial Com.
T. II. T. S.U1.M, . j .
Ciinirimiieafions on Kdueat ion.al Topics, !!e
rr!f rf J-YucVionr.I Meetings, Ae., nro rc-i.-tt-i0
y ;.!.. i . d for tho P'ducit ion a! Column, nnd
i-viy be adilregfieJ to l"i it.r i ll Committee, 1'ox
."... Keck it ..IT"-. Neb. IJ. . Ham ey.
( h'a rM-jiaiinnal ConiiuiiUe.
As most a'l tea-?hcrt ar.J friend. of
rducntior;, of" C'.r-: county, arc fitting
a'ivo upon ttluet-.tional matters, I will
j-rn a f;w thoutilits upon the necessity
t'f regular attori.Iaiice at sclioul ; anl
mention ronicrcf the inconvenlpn.-es un
ler which ta- lieri labor on account of
irrecular scholars.
We will commence with a class, co::i
poseJ of a dozen ruembcr--, say sit the
bcinriin of arilhmetL ; we ta!.e n j
notation and numeration, and a'on
flni-ly ; ic-aru to write Numbers very well ;
next v.e take up &Mitiii ; C ; along oil
r'ght with thm ; n.-xt we take up sub
traction ; goes till-tijrht with those: pres
ent, 1 ut two itieiulers ira absent; Wil
liam has Leon hoi at horoo to turn the
prinlstone, chop vro.ul, draw water and
a host of other things; James has ,er i .Jlrt',,?J be t!.o ulne.-xtor of the Pple -,
. . " , .. i J j do tr.i.s worn weil at least lour e!e
haps been absent voluntarily. When
they return to s!;co!, they lirrl their
class just loinnlns ii muhiplicvitien ;
but, bear ii) mind, Vi!iia:u and Jainej
lave learned nothing about sub'.raetion.
The tezvher hi? hi-j Liud-s full, he can
not form a new ila-s for Vv'ibiara r.ml
James, so they csn do noihi.'! but fall
into the class which they fell vnt of.
The cla.-s toes through multipiicuiion, j
and takes up divisi -n. TeaLh..r calls
ts bliek-bo;ir 1 ; reads a problem in di-vi-bi;
ail begui w rk ; soon the hands
of all, except of William and James,
are raised to denote Jl.ii.ihed; they puz
zle over the problem awhile, but ''no
go;" the teacher inquires, "what's the
trouble boys?" Ans., "can't subtr.ct."
Why can they not subtract ?2s!mply be-cuu-e
they have ci;hcr been k'l t out of
tehoo!, or allowed to st -y out, when they
thuul l have L-arne 1 subtraction ; and
the ccncqu:-njes are, the teacher must
perform estra Lbor to Lrlnar tliem up
with their clas-usates ; he may have to
visit them after school hours to as.-i-t
them ; this is certainly an injustice to
him ; Ibr lie is not employed to work dty
and ni'jht, yet he will do it rather thi.-i
see his eehuLr.? '.ill be'iind their clisses.
We do not r:tcnd to say that it is uece.r
:icc?.sr.ry fr a M.-'i-dar to be absent fio:n
school, but do not sco the noco-sity of
to much ii regularity ; we think jxire.ils
miqht take a little !;:ore interest in
s hools -coerally : er.ourh at hast, to
visit them ones in a vshU. A. J. G.
ieiloips no t-ran .-a ot education re-
attention in our public
F-'ho.'s
a; that of Composition, liy
omrajn consc-nt, it scjuu that composi
tion is considcre 1 one of the
' h'irher
branches," anl therefore the stu ly of
it tliculd be eononed to the higher
grades of scditiols. Now we think this
i a wriin? itr.presion, and the sootier it
is removed the better fir tiie masses of
youth, who depen 1 almi t exclusively
upon the jviblio fchool for their e jura
tion. I-iiccd, we believe that the sub
ject an 1 pr actio? of composition should
take the place, of so much theoretical
grammar. Children should" bo taught
composition wh. -never they can form the
letters of the alphabet with jien or pen
cil ; at least this branch should be
t visit with the Crst principles of E:-11-la
cramm-ir-
So fir as practical use is concerned,
what alvantaire is there, to the pujill,
in devoting the three, or six months
which it may attend school during the
year, to the ae piiremcnt of a theoreli-
cal kno;vl ; I re of grammar ? What a 1
vantarre is tliis theoretical knowledge in
the ordinary affiirs of lif-', without a
prtrt'fil knovylede ?
A knowledge of composition, imj '.ies
a prae'ieu! kri 'wlele of the ooustruc
tiou of lanuaw ;' what then is compo
sition, more than practical grammar?
Vv'e aii-wer; if in-itructi .n, in theooo be
given, a knowledge ef the other, nece
pariiy follows.
In order to I i i rs r the su! ject more
clearlj, and forcibly before the mind, we
will illustrate. Ib-fore us bc-s a Ltter
written by a valued fiienl, who has just
left the common school, and taken his
place in a school of higher gradf. The
chirography is a fair imitation of the
Speneerian system, and is therefore c a si ly
read. Oithoraphy has not been neg
lected in his previous education; but
ah, synthesis has been entirely 'forot
trn; the force of c x;ression is lost in
disjointed sentences and mUjdaecd
phrases; tlie etitire absence cf punctua
tion marks renders it dilTL-ult to pet th ;
rocaDin at ail ; capital letters are omit
te 1 and u-e 1, in dire -t violation of some
of t e simplest rules; in short, the rc
c'picnt wonder?, that so pood a sraai
icarian, t theoretically spcr.kini:) is juiltj,
of such gross blunders in conij;o:-itio;).
Now, we do not for a momeuj charge
the blame upon this youcp : iitlemau ;
the fault lies in the system of instruc
tion so generally folLv-ed, not alone in a
f-iiple school, county or State, but wher
ever the common school system, is in
vogue. V. e teactiers eonune ourse;ves
too rrueh to text books to theory, and
that part which is of the greater utility
to the jojpils, is without doub, thought
lessly neglects I. Ilo'v much, and in
v finitely better would it be, if, in-tead of
spending months r.nd years of labor, in
instructing the jouth in the thron of
grammar, we wo-id give more attention
to the art cf eompo.-ltion or practical I
grammar, and thus reTeve the mind, cf!
. i.t ii r !,. 1
that, v.b.eh can only le of httte practi
cal tie. llCCMS.
John J.ao'ijs Iuga'ls the pew United
'a'ts Senator from lai!-as, is a native
t i.l-t ssehusetts, ao.vir forty years cf j
vi'c. at 'i a grn ;n ite f r t.oaius Loi.eL-e, r.y
.f.l.1 i.tr-.-.s ll- , ' f
r ii.e-c.as ot j uc i uwivr, a : rest-ience or .u-s u., wao was i.aciae
pom cT s.'une note as a speiitco?. un.! a ! informed. At. Erst a divorce was talked
fVc.j'ii nt contributor to the tiiagizinos of, but. after a week' consideration,
srd nrwspripers. Hi went to Kynsas thi-y concluded to "go it" for better or
f ficen years nco, and is regarded s on I worse, and are now a happy as two
oid i-t-uler. 7-rw. A J rlni. in one shell.
Miscellaneous Items.
The propose. Nebraska Pre?. Associd
tion shodli be lu-iJo f-oinetliinjr inure
than u promoter of pood feliow.-Lip
s-oiiielliini; ioop- than a help in i ii trims
action of bnii)"ss, though thee are
worthy objects it .-lioulil tecoine an jti
ciMitirt; and an nid to progress in jour
nu!i-in. There are many qu.-stioi:, a
full i-cu-Mon of which, wi J lighten the
path of the j ournaiiit. touie of these
are t lie following :
What is, the sphere of journalism?
Shall it be confined to news an I i.aitv?
Shall it lend or follow public opinion?
Siiad it speak in the iritt ro.-ts of morality
and r.liion l W'jil .a jmirtia! Le.-t secure
the ends of journalism y the control of
ooe mind, or by that if a coaipany of
stoekh.:ld ,t? Wi!' the prevalence of
liidre-i lent .Journaii.-u) le fur thelene
flt id' the pre.-ii and the j eop'c?
These aro (jue-s-tions whi h meet the
jo-:rra!i-t at every sta.sre nn i wiil he de
eid -i wi.-ely or unwi '.!'. Well r ill it be
if N.Lra-ki j -urr.als will ive these and
kin Ire 1 subjects the c n-i b ration which
they deserve. E l' each one speak out,
and :ivc us tho collective wisdom of the
l'Viitei n'ty. Tho power of the. press is
ripiilv ir.crea.-in -hence the desira
biet. ess th:it it .should take the position
which will give it the greatest i hiciency
for :oo J.
Our i lea of th? Journal h that it
ments of pnwer must be coiiceutra'cd
and uia.'io prouonent.
The Jourii i! mnt be in sympathy with
the pepl, t mu-t un ler.stHiid their
j.iys and a ! ver.siiics, tlieir troutdes and
trial-, their ne. ds ;ind aspii ati ns. af;d
understflndiiip them it must iai.or to re
dress their wrongs and secure their
ri-l t
Th.e journal must be indepen lent in
the formation and expression cf its Oj.ir:
ions. not airaid ofeiitieim, not to be
bought by favors nor to be frightened
by opposition.
The journal m'l-t be bold for the riirht.
ever speaking the ttuth in the spirit of
kindness.
The journal ii:u-t be loyal. Prizing
t'ie prosperity of the btate above that
of party, it shou'd advocate those m-'ns-ures
which will bet promote true liberty
and happiness in the nation.
When the-e elements shall control the
leadlntr j urn:ui-tie inuuence i:. this
State, Nebra-ka wi'l have entered upon
a higher t-t a ire of culture and progsess.
Saline C,V. l,st.
At lcnjrth he parsed, and said : 'T
suppo-e th-.t r.s a man old e- ouuh to be
fa:her of all the-e j'onnir peopde I oiiidit
to say f'sarikiy wli.it 1 i'eel in rei-ard to
this .-ut j.-cf. I do not believe it is ii'ht
br n.e to .shut toy i.iomh titrot upon my
couvietio'js. My own tueasuru of i'airh
is s:oa;l. I v.uh to J it were lair r,
arid I am encouraged to believe that it
is s!v.w:y strei!..'i h-. ::ii!r. I uvi pcrlccMy
aware that 1 lack peace in th.e exact pro
portion that I laek laith ; and .so io,;.
every man, t.o matur how tnueh be may
boa-t. Fait li is th.e natural fd of the
sou! the only natural and healthy atti
tude of the M.ui 1 would ''o through
an;, liv.g to win it, bnt such men as
(r:tusha.v and 1 Jed low cannot l..du ttie.
T 1 hey gimpsy utstres ::nd ui-cust :p.-
fiieir wh de conception of Cliristianity
is cramju'd and me an, and their methods
of operation tire unwise and unworthy.
I know how Mr. Grimshaw fetds: he
knows that revivals are in progress in
the other churches, and sees that hi-,
own congregation is attracted to the
rueetiivs-'s. lie finds it imposs:-,!,. 0
.v.w i., i, ll.Ulill.: UO If t.ts
co nr.-!i. :ir.
Tl !!". 1 ft.j-I j I 1 .-v t...r.ii;.iti' .1 f -
o.osr extrair'h:iai v to toako it orie
f the center- and receivers of the m-w
intbicmv. Ite has beetj at work faith
f illy, in lits way, ibr vear-, a:.d desires
to sc.: the i.arwt wbieTi bo has been
tryimr to rear gather d in. So be sen Is
tor Iji.i.ow. aow 1 know u!l aoont
these Ucdlow revivals. Tli.v cttK-
i. . i . i . i .
syoen jo; eio.es, :ui i i;i'-y eo w .e;. ne
soi;j. Jlis m jsfrd s"i d s j.rours at en
si nd prows into a ereat tree, wh'.-h wifli
ii- t
ers ana uies as soon as ne ceases to
breathe upon it. I never kn-w an in
stanee i i whidi a chureh th-t ha 1 be.-n
rai-cl out of the nrre bv his induene-
did not sink ba k into a deeper imbuer
enco after lie had b-fr it, an-i tint by a
process whu-n lsju-t as natural as it
inevitable. An aituuu&i excttctnewt
..'1 i . i
an artni in exnau-tion. tie o.eaics Viri
an i rutns proc-sses or ''l:riou-. oouc a-
tton that ot!i l-.vis.; w-uld have .ne on
to li.ri.-e'ioh. lie has one t.riicc lor
the iiiihriitcd. the igno.ar.i, the vicious,
t'ie sto'id, the sensitive, the dt-lieato
the weak and t he st rotor, the o'd and tho
y nnar. 1 know it is said that the spirt
ol (mil is iv.th him, an J I h uv it h ;
t ....... . ii i- '
out one poor man nice into n y. not mo-
nopi.;i.e tne spirit ot (ou, l ioipe: nor
doe that soil it ref'iso to stay whero he
is not. No, it is Hollow it's all I! d
I . 1.1 1
iow ; ana ine Met tn at a rev-val jrrr up
un-lar his i!i!f.ienc cacs when he n
tires, proves mar it is ad ii-d!ow, an.i
accounts for tl-." miserabio s'-uiw of rier-
manenfiv rrood results." Fiom Dr.
II)ini it's ' W rth ur lion n i.itfc
ner's for March.
rih-
Ca 'lLzz-!:z.z fcr Fun.
They are funny fellows in Colorado
Li-tea to a corresium lent from there:
A tr.eatnea' perlormauce iuinicli ire
ly after the Chicago fire was given f .r
tiie t.enetit td the Vulierers in Chicaco
lhe program me conustcd of charades
an 1 tableaux pih;cir i;!v. and the lat
charade was the word "matrimone."
J ne aefors ui-st i.ro.Juced a mat. then n
ack of rve. and afterwards a ha.' (f
money, alter wh:ea two ol' the perform
er- were married on tin? -faze by a rcL'u-
r m;i.i-ttr of the irosin-l. The audi-
.-uv- i'uc men re'j'ie.-reu tOgU'-s-tlie
., . . . .i . i ,
woro, at.d the sensation was pro hired
when th- inim-ter inlbrcjed thi-in iliH?
f 111 iro ! I;o. 'r 1 1 . . , i , . . , T ., l . 1 I
... ... ..s w-i.in.;-, ar,o wiar tney .
W.TO I...V r... .-. .. J.. f. 1...I-. i i.
of matiinjony! Unt the best
.- - . . ..... m.i . . -v . .r, i t 111'iV OUIiU.S I
SKNSATIONAr. ITE 31
Is the foliuwiri-'
few evL-ijIii!r-i sinen.
at a srh ct party in Louldrr. tho vmini.
foiks vrcre amu-inr them-elves with
caros te-iUti iortum-s. and amon other
i flings, tiie Mini oiM-ss foretold that
one of the gentlemen present .should
many a certain young lady who wma so
present. Tliis i. d to a banter to execute
the prophecy of the cards, and, "al in
uu, nij Hiioiu i:.r;y rejiaired to th
residence of the Ilev. And.-s0n, who
lived cios; l,v. arj r.ipns ed him to
marry tlx m which he did, afttr repeat
edly assining tli -m of the soiious nature
or r tie act. .!ter tho eetem.iny i7.as pt-r
formed the party disbanded and went
home b it no one su-ptct:ng that Mr.
A. and Miss G. wore reai.'v married, and
' voting that tliny had a capital time.
Ir; A ,v"e U to hi ba!'I"'!c,,'1 ami
cany th;? u-xt moriung the minister
t.a:!e; wjth the cctifi -aN? of marriaee,
wlti di comt le'elv sobered Mr A
wltidi com j le'ely sober, d Mr A., who
hadn't the slighter idea that he was
married, -aying that thry w. re "..rdy in
fun." i-nt ti,e miiiister soori corivinec!
h:m, which completely sopcte the "fun
voutn, and tiie two repane d to th
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S, BLOO
S. BLOOM IL CO.,
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HO V& AJVD CflLDA'fJjV'S CIJ)TIJ'!
Hats and Caps, Boots ami Shoes,
(jLA?IKTG, RUGBEH GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES, E C
JJain Street. Seconl Door East cftbe Court Iloasa
I;HA;"C2I IlCU - Y LroaJway.CoU! r.cil lilurTs Iovra.
tisOpposite the i'latte Valley House, in Schlater's Jewelry Store
3riu street, Isl:itt3-5ui!a9 Icbraslia
left. sr- xixz rxs." js-ssi bcs.
ST. LOUIS,
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DECKER BROS.,
G. A. MILL lit. & CO'
PIANOS.
5' -it
0tx irst-clss
""holesale aui Itctnil l)ealer in .Striiigs. She. t
MUS1CAL IN .-TRUMCMTS Tuned
CllQIClZ TOWN
Vf TCj fnn r.o-y he hcnc'it in P-u --'- AJ-liti.
rum i-j l i ai:d on terms o .asy that pmm.:f
ror t!to c who w:t;t town property either to lodd f..r a sj eul' tion or to b
ujion, this is a i:;re cbi.f.c- to git jr. Tt.c.e iurs :.,-, a d InJ.ifui
leicatioo, an i a:e d.'itted over v.iih a
Young and Ic :n!;ful Gicicih oj Forest irei$y
Which add materially to their value.
& P;rrt-"a TrKli!rfr tn i-n r.O. ar r. r .O l,n..r.llttf t.rt .1,. .. .1
ia - tion ilircd. I.y i-i.iliov .i. !.. 1. Pt'Ki'i - !..
i'i.i'.. ,r 1 1. ii. v ni-0-.i.i-.it ,v i-ii . i-t i li.-u:
J ijt o i.s'i th i nO'.vi; p-ii-;s v. ill lio 0 ' -uiiic 1
I'lati'suoc ui. i.ttKAKA. eici Jn t Is. J.
V3J
Has on haul, one of
MID Gr73'
CLOTHING
t-T invite every body ia want cf
Anil ronrin.-e thnsMves of tl, f.t. Ihwaa sped .lity in mv rrtail Dpart-:ient a s'ec.
a'ock ot ! :ne lotbiiig for jlun and Bojv; to which wo invite ihso Fa; want j
4-Ialso keep on band alargsand .roll iuU-;ted
FALL AND WINTER GOO S.
DOWN
GO THE
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Celebrated
N'E"W'YOEK STORE
South West Corner of M iin .Street
vr 'WHIT Z V? W . V?
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OUES5 - GOODS, PiUNTS,
liELAlNKS. iilNGHAMS
PiUUWM SHEETING.
LLEACHED COTTONS,
B A L AI O R A L S . C A II PETS .
CLARK'S NEW THREAD.
COTTON YARN'S, ROOTS AND SHOES
In the Grocery line we keep the Fixest and Best
TEA. COFFKK. SUUAR. i.IOLAS.sKS. DRIKD FRUITS, of every De-erirt-cn,
All the. Wtric.tics of Sjtices, in f net for all Your
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE,
QLEENSWARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLASSWARE,
. YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAFS.
GOTO
Ft
GO.
c. Ac.
Platteiccuth, XeLra ..-
r-8
15URDE
SMITH'S AWN
A N V BOSTO N
0 It G A ?; 3 .
t'i
it
pianos muj rgans.
Mus'.p ntid all k nli of Musical SIerii.m :
and L'eitit'rrdSati'i.irtion Gwtron-ecd.iX
etecuajtw
LOTS.POR S ILK
AT
r to 'he Ciy i f T'.zl '.v.'cn th. el
w it i the
1 rieco raiigii..
' '
i Bl" )l ;-. l f. i:c.ut r'- oi n. i- i.tt o
j-.; a- i M .;.' ii, Moid Kf:t.tto Ae;cal..
ten per i-eui.
JlnO -w30if
the largctt stocks of
F0H3HI3 GOODS.
anything in my line to call at my store.
' ft ii i . .
stock of Hata and Caps.
s r:
PRICES!
T
S S E
&"- C 0. 'S
PLATTSMOimi, Nesraska,
Til I ?i u wno HJII
TV
rsTTa
It
FIRST NATIONAL BAHK,
OF PLATTSMOUTIi XEBKAr-ICA.
srcf-'EssoR 10
Tootle, ffarma &. Clark.
Joitx FiT7nrRAt.r.
JllKX K. Cl.AHW.
(.''; A ier.
C. K. pi MM-r.
1 irf I 'lithnt
T. W. Kvavs.
Tliis Knr.k is row fi?ion fir Im-infs at tei!
iiew mciii. fiinuT Main tv ! Sixth reit.s, a 0.1
are ;rti areil to traii.-aet a (.-eueral
Bankina - Business.
Stock.-. Hi.mls
(jjiil. G jvcrninont
an.! I.ri":il
Sf rm itii'.
Euujrlit au'l
Sol I. P(?p(rit3
Kc-ceive.l an l
Interest allowci
Ua time
Certificates.
Prnf.- nrnwn, n vnilfl Ma in any rrt of the
Priif' l St at ;in'l in all the principal to-.vnf
cud Ciiie.- uf Kurspo.
-Ta. a ks: rcai rEr"y-iJ
O 11 T II F, C E L K b5 It A T K I
A N D
O P STE A M E II S.
Persons ivishinK to bring out their friends from
L'uropecuo purebasro tickets from u.f thruugh
to Platismoatli. n;.ls:f
J. Wi kku. Trj-r tor. U. U. Mcf"NL A Cj.. Ir:.--u
Oo. A.-ut, sal. I rr.tici.co, Cul., f:.U i.1 evuiii:ni.0 kLttt.. Y
BIII.I.IOXS Hear Tesi'mony to their
Wonderful CurAtivi. Fliertn.
They nra not avi'e Fanr-y Diinl.. 3Tiuie of Tonr
Rum, VliiUty, i'rool" .'Sjiiiii anil K-fn
L.iiii ors il.H-tnrc 1, fjmi-cJ ami e ectenr ! to !: -e tlio
ta-tF.cnilod " Tonics" ".Xpi-ctlz'.'r.-," 'i:'.-t.):-"r.s."'ic.t
tli:it lend the tippler on to ilriiukcniievsaini rti; n. ti: t a-0
ntme Icilicine.iiiade t'i'oiii ti n Native lirots aiul 1 Icrbi
cf Califoi ilia, frco fiom nil Ali-oliolic Sllniu
lnn.. Tiicy are the (i It HAT Bl.liO!) 1TKI
FIEIiniul A I.IFK il IN; l'lt 1 I I'l.lt,
n perfo t Honovati.r ami Iiivi.or.aur of t oo Sy trm,
currj hiRo.f all Hj:.-.inms inaLo-r ami restorinij thuMuo.l
to a healthy comliie.-ii. "o htshm can take those LiiU
tcr? r.rconiiiijj to tlio'CtitaiS ami remain Ions unwell,
provided their I ones ti.e not destioyej l.y n.iiu-ral
poison or other r.'.c.ins, antl tl.e vital organs wa.stcJ
bf voml the puir.t of repair.
Tht-j- nrc u :eutle l'n rtnii vc as well na
Touic, pos-essii uNo, tiie peen'iar merit of aetms
ts a i '.vet ful r.-ct:t in lelievlnc C'o: j-etion or Iuflam
tnr.tio'.i f "ie T.ivrr. r.n 1 :.!l H e Vit, cn:l Or "ans.
Hill r::.UAI.K (OliriaiXTS, i. ye-nor
ohi, marrica or siiiLrie, at I'.e .1 iwu -f v. omanhood or at
the turn oT .ire. Uieso Tonic I'itters Pave no eiptal.
I'or I ii.'I:ii:iiii:i lory nnd ( li ionic Klicnrnn-
tii:i l;tid (iolil, I)yspp)i;i or I morsl ion.
IZilion-. Kemltlent and I ntei'iiiilti-nt l"c-
veis, l)is. :l.CH of lhe Islood, I.iver, Kfd
cey ami Iilailder. th. o Houtm have tu en mo.'
K'.'.eecs?.: ..!. S .n il IJ ivtim s are c.uim a Py 1 1 l:i K-.I
IlIni'T. wliic'i is j-eiieraily proi'.tic.d ly iierr.n;;c:r.tiit
of tiie II in .". ivc Or:,iu.
DVSI'tl'SIA Oii IXIIICKSTISX, fiead-
Hrln1, I .iin in tiie Slioutdors, Co. ishs. Tightness of tlis
t'hest. Piz-in. fi, S'Hir f'rnctations of the Stomach,
Bad Tasto in the Mo;:th. liCions Attaek-;, ratjiiTatiou ot
lhe II sort, Ii.II unniatioa of the l.ur...;s, I'ain in the re-
riona of the liiditeys. rml a luitulrt'l other psmful eyirp
lorr.s, are the o" prins cf I sppi:u
Tlicy invloral... I lie Stomnrli aud stimulate the torrvl
Liver nnl llotrel., vtiie'i renner them of unequalled
Ifticacy in eh an.i;: lhe h!ooi of ad impurities, and ini
Vartiii new life and vi-or ta t!io whole system.
I-Oir .Siv IN DISLtASltS, Erupt ions. Tetter. Salt
Rheum, Idi.tche1?, Sfota, 1'impk". 1'ustules, lioils, t'ar
iunele. i!in::-W..rm.-.. S.v.Ia ileal. Sor. l,.5. l-v. .1...
las. Iteli.Seuils. i:c)Ionitiel!s .l ti.e Skin. liiimur. nud
I'.s.-.'ise- of lhe Skin. 0 w.iuti'V-r niiin' or iin'iin' ....
lileiaPv .Ply up and carried o-it of the system in a Htmrt
time hv the US" ot t h.'SP Hit te! rt. Oi:e hotlh. ii. .Mrli
rass will convinco the ioo.it lacrtfiP.iloua of .heir cuia
tive efleets.
Cleanse die Vitiated Eiood wlienever you did it lrn-
Ouri!K burs'.in? tlirou-li the e'iin in Pimples, trap-'
lions or Pores; cleanse it when yea Cad it obstructed
md slasi.-:!) in tha veins : cleaiiKo it when it is foul,
led your feelings wid t Ii you when. Keep tho Mood
jure, and tho h. al'h of the system will follow.
Pin. Tape, and other Worm. l.:rkin; in th
system of so many thous -aid -:. are effectually destroyed
and removed. Stus a (list imrnishe.! physiologist.
tliere is scarcely ati individual 'laon the face of the
earth wl-os.. ho iy is ex-'mrH trom tli.s pr- senee of
worms. It is not neon the healthy elements of the
l-ody that tTnn:i cxio. hut upon the diseased humors
nnd slhnv deposits that l.r,.(.a These living monster of
flis.-1-.e. .,o Syst..'m of Meiliein". no v.-rmifii!res. no
anthelmintics wiil free the tysteiu from wjims like
thee bitters.
3. WALKEK, Proprietor. R.n. McDOXAI.D & CO.,
Drut'sists and lien. A-rcnts. San Franeiseo. California,
nod 12 and 34 Commerce Street. New York.
TSi:OLl 1j.V Al.Li lE.L'CiCUST3 AM) DEALJiHS,
FU F? F. AS NURSERIES.
BU'I WXVILLK, XEB.
FURNAS, SONS & FERRAND.
Forms nn 1 Soil., ErovrnvilK', NoLrasLa,
an i 1-1. I'Vrran.I. Detroit. Mio! i tri,
Law !ons-I:.l:ite.l I htir sto; ks
aipl w'ili Lon.-aftt-r conh'.ct
Ltisiiioss at Erownvill.!,
N ! , wlinre tliry
OiTcr tiie larf.-t ;;ip1 most sol- cf c.-n-eral
Nursti v Stock cvt-r roTi-reJ
in tiie W'p-t. con.si sting
iti art as I'ol'o w :
20.000 Clu.'n c 3 yrar o! J Ai ! !o Tree?.
Ii.o.ij.o " li "
f.'t'.!'" I
o.A.O
40.O0O
fi-.i.ono
L'O,' w
1
1, 2. 3 and I year old rear
Trees.
- 2, n ii a I 4 year oM Cherry
'e .
i re. s.
1 a- d 2 ynr old Pca-h Tre' s.
I'i ii in. Ap'i.'ot ::n 1 Nect.trine
1 rees
a.fHV.i.o.Vi ?Co. 1 Ilonev Loeust HeJc-a Pl.n:s.
o.l 'S. (Kl ) (s:ifi ( r.:i:r'.
o.o o.iiiio Forest Tree Seedlings.
o, ,t.(i.a l l-cr-T. e-is. in va dot v.
lu1,'. i,ij each ll'ac'il'erri-.i. K a so berries anl
siruivb-rri.s.
,r'n;Vi oic-h '"OS. oi rries nn ! ('iirrsr.ts.
iy O il I . t j elu il at d Climbing KostsJ,
KMKI i Fli.wprnnr S! robs,
lij.Ot i,(si i y, iKorf CuitiuKS.
Acinins SIxtia Eary Corn
9 If
s y lis
-f -if A I f
Berkshire and Poland
Hogs.
J. 1'., rd'ley of t'ass County wi"" ftct a? as-cut
of these nur er'es n this section. P. 0. address
ITatt-auouth, Casseohty, Nebraska.
t-rortfunomleiiee iolif)l). Semi
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v2i Cr
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A N D
MEDICINES
AT
sj'l
?:aio Hrro-t. in
c .a: i Orru-i;.
IJ'flOMtO t:
V.'hoioj:.:.- nnd Uetail Dc -U r ia
r.isii Toilet Ai'.sclcv
Pr2--er?rtion.s c.i refit! !y
!! hoars d :y and 1
ffitfoa o c :
i St. ( 'hailos S 1 rt'Pt. $
r 1 ..i-L. t..- .1 ?
Si . . ..
1.1 l.'r:.i!l li'.si 1, Ill's ( ;1 y ( ur.ne.7.
1
i i r . y- ici.i 1 . - o ..aeeesi ' r i 1 v tr- at.s .-
.iia 4
1 1 (-
ereal iO-o i.-e as to l-nnif
. p it:.-"- 01 u '.!
-I OO. I'.:-' !lo p-al i
1 0 o ri'i.- pi ( 1 .ire ! i'i ,ie i-.-t. i i.i . l.iu:- 0.0 11 r: .
j -MS.-.- ( n t;:. 'm- ot' e: -. en ia.it: or vi ho t::il-
'I : f-: yi. f prtva . trouhl.s.. '(-tisuloit h . I
k . .... . .. 1 . . . ,
!- :;: nits, a ;,i 1 ... 0 ei.t ; r w:i i 1,111
:i.e. 1 rti :, ,r, ,or ?iri::e o e
.11 IMKnili, 0 . M - II io!. se
'i tha- the
eii.f .. ootii in; . els. i-.t n 'E(-s
'.us, Tc: ! -i iii 1 r -i -j 0 j- v i
il -o'.-t. Si'ii-lndltnti.ii i'reven I
T'virj y: 1:; t' ; .';, 1, ,-,nd wn i
ion . M :i rri-i -. e
l' !'-:-! if a- a i-r 1 1-- i he r:-r f
i "K.-'l ;.. : irttaijy i:a n-:t nren r j
.lii.v a !- '.. .v.-a i-a J
7
At i.;Ot of Main Street.
VrnLKSALE AM) 3'F.TATI. FkaLIRS IX
HARIiVARE Ci CUTLERY,
SiOViS,
line's.
A S l.S,
-Vt .
All klipls of
1 I N V A 11 K
;:i-tf
Matiitf'io; n:"i:i'.
D Ec -r-i ?i s 5 -' "r.
Hlotliers,
; Oi h or?
X. JL Ulitl O.
DI-l'.'J,-'.) , ,! -e .V.-'S I ".'I -;
Sj, i 17 .' .r 1.7. i ';- a in il nil.
'oic' .Su'ihi-n
'! !iis v.-i i a :i 'le p. cparati-oi b
been riod
V.o:i l: A t AlLl.M. SU Lli 6 l.N lllVo-
-A,. Or CASK-..
1 1 on' n!v re'ievi s the htld from pain, l-u'
inv'-rorat. s tho sfom oil and bow. is. corn-its
aei i i ty . i, od ei v s t o:i e a ti l uovl to th e whole
-ystci':. ltnilui.so i .-laiiiij' re.i. ve
Griiiim in ihr II .w-'i ft. id Wi'il y-tfc.
V.'e i oliuve i: the h-j.t an 1 surest rern-'dv in
the wori ! in to! ca. es ol i'ys' iitery and Lli -r-rh;t
, in eiii! ire , whether it-ru-d. k from teeth
ills' i r utiy o her cause
liepend upon il mothers, it will sivo rest to
yuar.-clvi-.-', and
Jlrity 'a:- J 'I th to Yuur I if tnii.
Bestire an 1 eali tor
"Mrr, VilitA'tic'ii &"fitin.j Vj.'rw.-j."
1! ivintr the f e-simile of ' CUHTIS .V PrJK
K I . s"' en the out. spit w r,n per.
sjold by Drucuisls throutiout lhe world. li)
j e - - -. 4 i
A Heavy Stock cf Goods cir
Hand.
AV licnfi and A r inicrrt on Jo-roici-.l cop Jul
to le 1-la ie tj Cw'jn.iri 1
OLDEST E.STAKLI'-HRD KOfSS IX T'lF.
til Y.
Xcrth solo Main bctwTn :
lakes pi -asiire tit 1:
-.-l I and Thir l S'.?.
' 1 a 12 f: i J a to
JFariizer aiscl
That hf has a? lare and tH 't.-ted tik of
Dry .i ts. Groceries, pro'" '...is. as wero
ever brought to t e ci.y of I'latt-m utli.
Arpl
T: fs Xt -,-ill erst yon no'-iinrr to In k at them !
T-ssV
wheth-rvsu huv or ti". l-y rrainno r the
pr.ee.- .it the "UL.H H'JLIA HLH" you si'i he
able to tt.IJ wh ja Oiher j a: iiti uy to . .ri.n.i
to. 2Hwtt
: for
I
STATE ACJENT
1'! -
.- : . ' I: I."- :v. Is
Ii fi a , 5
li
I
HAL v. At) AY i trilllT
WIND MILLS.
douuli: amii sixiu.: Arrru n r.ci;
anii fah:.: i'r;.f;sf
FEED ul!LL3, ETC.,
TERMS LIRERAL.
The Tlallad:.y V ii! h: s stood the tet for x
teen years. t..-,iltin tlio Uuiled Slates and l u
lupe nnd is the only ne
(IvntTtlly li'lor-tcl Ly a'l Principal Rail
roa.ls an.) r,.iiiici s.
s Feud fur c.atal nd prioc list,-J?-jr
a. l. srn.iXtj.
ni.lSwff l.iae.da e.'i l.r.-.s!:;,.
4.
i:'Ai.r.r. in
IHEBrCWES.
AND
4
v
Ail F
apsr rriiirmed free cf
Also Dealer in
!3,
- r o
ill Lt ( ti u Jn
ft I
Latest Pufcsictlans.
rrcseriptior.s enri iuliy roaapoun led by ai.-ex-pet
icii. d In; ,Ti.st
K.oneji o':r il -" pi:i: c. t'ire"'!or r.s west of the
llrr.ilj ,;::iee: i'ltntsinouiu. Xebr..sk;t.
y. he fonad rO his . i 1 slaod on Mioti
V v:: rr will le- pie .-. ! i.j see his
Hit cj-e. tuois and iri'.'iidj.
; e !ia
rre erd coo I as ,,j i.u.t of- fur:i
ry ueii iio ti n
la
f he Mitrs-h hnrvftT. a reiper that tinno
I e.in eat :,nd bind t." n-ren peroav v. .
"'"C! if .ii to di ivo, aa i llo) bin tors eau iwork
the .-ha io.
Joiotrn !-(! S'ador.hfiltr.r V.'con?. rh.np
5 pion I!e:,T.e. ,v Mowe- Atr.s.i:.. lr.-
er. ." II I til ',, .f ( 1,1'
it, mid Kx-
ilea : r ini'l Mower Ac,
F. ,f. MKTTEEI?.
Vain P reel. TI at! ,-r.o'i'h. Xeb.
L. S- Ut-Ai-i. Tr;velins; A nt.
Feb. 23 wtf.
Ti Tl s t r jy
iT W -t T:)
LOU't'GtS, SAFES. TABLES,
Pi:i)STKADS.
F ALL n.tCLIPTIONS USD AT 111 PJOGES.
fetalis Quria! Cases.
a.: i
OF ALL SI3I13.
Ready Va le, and Sold Cheap for Cash.
V.'ith taatiy thanks for put pitronac, Iin
Ate all toe ill ail eraninj 017 I ir-s stock o
nttttre and Ool!inn jar.2vt
-L'V-
The Lo. t of Frt.-h MeatA a'ays on Land ii
their ?ea.-or,.
nishnst Pri.-o Paid for F it Cattle
i-i I'.i-''.e-; C.:.-h Price- paid f;r .eet; Hit..-:.
j I
: 1
! 2
j I
I J
.".I
ME IV LUMBER Y ARC!
Il uoiir ooop.
1 :i L'ltolor Viirl
L-ji-vt.-!.-, 1 veil? kocp al, kioJs ,,f
1-. I
I a
Vo
::.P
iC, ivC,
wiiuo invit
ii th0-"O Wlsnin" 10 I 'lhe
, ... .i i
j.urcl.at - to live iug a call
th'. -
y
Lei;
o
era- T
l r.
,. in -11 kinds f,f r.UAIN'.
which I will pv the higv est Market price. '
h. js-o y i: $. I
! ,T "JT"1" "'' All pi-r-opn who n ntf in
I p ... ma ' v.-iets no d new o... p. r- for lti
j li.-'-.tion i,: Ad.er. i.-mm r.in-h'i.n m-m 1 t
1 6ca-1?- Ecwcil tt 0-
oi a ' .r-ulir, ..t- in .-..s c - f..i t!o-ir One
Uin'r-.i Ihu-u l.-ioidii-i. . ..ir.i i-j l i ts of
-ewvi-iii.it.. iuid ,., ., ,!,
t-ost o a Ivor; 1-IH7 " .-o m o.v,.. ,, , iii's t,,Hd
v. r, i.-it-k tin I i.a:e lii'i-ou.'it -d the , x ,.eriei,e. t
... ' in- n w n. at .' K li -rt a a s . - j , , i( j
ii . i ins ut ill -e t.i''ti.tiiK .i in.
Mcwspaio r AdverliMii;; I. -.-.
.'I'l l I s-
iiii-i inn
Tt. Park tov n. V.
ST
wild iiren i--.. of u tie., a . led t'rr ii ies f,,
e.n.in'r the i irlien of it Ivi.rtise.aia-tii.s itiuil
ew--i.i pers and t'eriod;e...! ut !i ue t ru.t a.
'i 1 1 1;
Milvor rnjrue "
My i a t-h MJ
UANUFACrUFFO RY
i:. i. NKEDiiAr & sox,
HZ, l"t j JL 117 Tii.st Stroet. Xiw Yoik.
ESTARLISIIED IN mr,.
Hesimuidhle parties ipplyiiu f,,r uRenejes Id
sections still unsiipj.Med. will r..,.;,, prompt
attentii n tttid I i I - :a! in luei in-nls. l'.iiliro
siiliua i t !i di-t-on-e iri in oiir BatLmueil iiRPiitt
may order fruj: uul f.u ioiy. .send for il 10 tr
tod price li. t. Uot 'J l Attorn
T II I.Q U S3 S T
IS A L V A Y S
T 1 1 E G 1 1 E A PB S
-:():
For Year Grocct ics Go To
U. . ss, Vd il .il .id..i i'i
C raer Third ai:J Muin Jsfrrif., Idid Ibir.oulb,
'. ()!
s ' '
Jj-,i5"IIo kcejis on han l n Loico ar l
wi ll silecte:! Stoct of
Fn ey t-t roperies.
Coirees. Tea",
r.ir.n-. .syrtip,
Jto., tin.
A Id-j a ito'id aisorliucr.t of lioots . SLoea 'U
To Comic ction with the Grocery i-
B?;kpry. c: . ConfcLlicncry !
r." All I.ind.s of Country I'rooueo bought ard
. H'd-1
e p. 'i. eofihe f sn ':i::di'iR i: r. i; fry
AM' J . i v. auo IO tl.
G. TV. ,11 E R K,
r.lin otrett, Fc,- Coors East of Court
al r.ti ik
S I A R D VJ ARE,
II MATING
AM)
E O Z B 1' (n ti T O V E 55" yA
Of'tl.o lato.'t Tin i'i ovopirnt warranfeJ,
tiMi .-o! i at a..;oao j i Gt u lo re ooi.
O
I)oi; z my 0,rn work ia
Tin anci Sirjct Inn
Ltibiri"'!. wit'i '.,
i -i.icl i"i.
(TtK.'iir.cc fii.-rar.Ue
t 1 liUi 11 MUil
V
', W o.ll
i i U . Iibi .
lYatjman f fJiirtis.
R,epnie-i of .steam I'nfine", Boiler. Suit nr. t
liit.) ana Strum Fittiro-?, Wroncht Jr.-o ' 'pe
Fo.-ee and Ti!f I'iO-'P-. 5"-a"i lW
Vrnive Governors, aii'l Kio Is ol
Bras Engine Filtin; s,
;jrnv:Le'i on t-'iort iioti.e,
' ' A a M i vJ M A C H 5 N E ft Y
fpui-i" c, s'.r-t rioTice. -. '.it
OMAHA LOTIEItY
A :(.) IIEE CIIARI'lY.
To ere t I Iio
Helirasl-ra State Orphan
To be I'i-'iivn in
EVterch 311st, 1872.
$230,505,00.
Tirk'ts fl.O'i E.'!i or Fix for $:,()'.
i)
L'.c'.cis .".'lit by esprtsi C. O. Ih, if desired. .
1 Get! o 1 '.i- b i'ri-
1 i a :i I I ':i ii 1'ri :'.e
1 t - n i . 'i i'r o
1 i .r ,n I a i Pi io
i -' 0,ie
I ,i- ii i'i
f.i-i( I'r. .. SVOociei
' .i' h I'i ii-. ''..isn tiifii.
'a h p. i-.-s. 1 o ..o-i,
I ',..1. , r- i '-,. ., 'oa
':.: h !',- .-. I : .e-i I
'"--h l'rii- :-. l .ro-h ' l
o a li l'n.es, .;,)
1 Cash frizes. " C3
IT MA
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1", Hrlt ,
lO.l-O 1
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r..i'o ;
S IKfl
2(o v
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mi)
b.i 0
l.V- 'i-.
'' ?i'i!i,.Mi.
Ibis T,':'-- l 1'nierpriso is endoried by tb
blithest auiiiority oi tho .-into and besL b'jsinei
to. 11.
.... . .i.l.-.r T.n...t.... l.r r - , .
ivrr one-;ri:i i ne i o. ,..-o. irt i. c ii oeiore icr isr.
limit.-.l niti.O.oi on hand wiil he. iurni.h.,1
e vt ho :i"i iy t.rst.
unt-y e,ui 1." hent by mail, in UeRislered
is. Po-t Giiicc .Money Hidere, or by ex-
pre s.
il V--''r.'v'i beoaid n full. Aokhts Wax
ted. Fo full particulars address,
J. M VP TTIiF.
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