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Tho trv.t h'a ivorjit fi e la fie wlio claim
To m I lis H'-U's arnrx t.
And elreinns, lieyond ti is sentry beat,
'1 Im crj .stal uulis Indang-er.
Who f-M for liorr-?ty his traps
Of vertvil quirk una i t ttjlo.
ili l weeds the sinieu of the: Ixrl
With f-'utiin's b irrnwoi! dibMo.
-Jljl,H IJ'LO'.p.Ttl
All Sorts.
He was agent fourteen and wa3 In tlie
wooelihetl with his father. The worda
he utteretl v.ero substantially: "Darn
the returning board."
Stai.Iey should get out a book, an J
tell how it is done. A good title would
be: "Every man his own Columbus."
How will that answer?
A colored brother in Ilil'sboro, IN.
C, was turned out of the church for
"toiling on" two other b:oi!u-is uln
h.ii bet ;: s,lealiiia hog.
A i'iltsljf.rg Fahc'ii keeper bus taken
all his girls iiil) p:u tin rs!i j, to evale
the new law which f-o.-biei.-i their em
rdeiyment ii selling li;it"r
The find steamer that ever left l'.os
ton for Fiance, with a load of gr.fr.!.
was the I.am cslina, which rviiL-d Much
10 with 87)!'." buf.ei of con:.
1'oriiieiiy iiii-n iv;;ia:i.:ng iiuiiiarrii-u
In Kug'.and at the s;ge I u e;;ty-!; e
Were called old bach'-Ie rs, ami wvp- by
n, law lined :u-c.irlir.g to tla.ir hl.-tioi.-In
life.
An Irishman who lived in an attic"
being asked what part of the house he
cccunieil, answered: 'Ml tlie house were
turiK'd topsy-turvy, I'd be livin'on the
lirst flurel"
Criticus says tuat t!ie uillerence ie
twe n a sjcc .ssTul lover and his rival
is, that one kisses his miss, and the
other misses his kiss. A distinction
and a difference.
Mercy Consolation Smith is the name
r.f the han:lso;.itst girl in Tort Wayne,
and happy will the young man be who
can one day exclaim, Oh, Mercy, thou
ait my Consolation."
In China girls are co r'.Mcre.l of so lit
tle consequence that their j arenls do
not name them, but d sitrn te them by
a ni iii!cr. 'J bus: First daughter, -oud
l.u'.:;hti r. and s. e n.
Sir Wi:ii;:m A rmsl rong employs -l.CPO
woiLiiH-n. ! it is his boa.t that he
can stipp' ci: !.L t b-n licld bat. erics
per moi:i!., an ! tloce or four guns of
fifteen tons each per v.-ek-
Jy ihcir indulgei'CP in strong tfrliiTi
the Swedes have deteriorated in stature
ami in jihysical s!i(i!?t!i; new diseases
Ling induced, and ! I ou.'s sorely Mg
gravaled by intemperance.
At th9 Cape of Good llona ihe 03
trich is retlaced to a barn-yard fowl.
In his domestic stile he yields two
lluck:ngs per annum, and each bird's
product si lls lor ii-i t, -.
King lumljert l.a3 i::si:cd an order
that in future full dress and uhite
choker rill not be nece-sary at his re
ceptions. The simple civi.ian costume
with a b'.i'.ck via vat will sul1 ce.
Jecmr.seli va not killed !y Col'.r.r-l
Johnson, but by i).;v;d lending, w!io
took I lie chiefs scalp. The trophy was
linaliy eaten by a dog, jn'-t c.s a rat ra.'i
S'.vay wilh the iuart nT 2sapoieon.
An Iri.ii gci.ll-'i;n:i, bea-.iug 1.1" a
friciid haing a stfi'ic .;:!'. n tiiadi; t'"i
himself, exclaimed. 'J'yi::e .,..!.:::
tiiat's a g-'o t idee! Snre, an" a ton"
cotliu 'ud last a :-:;ai: l:'.s l.letime.''
Tn d i.l chm-i m a c t- ,-v: 1
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lie. 1 . ill b u , 1
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s d ie, Will.
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t'lans for a steel bvldga a-:ross t'n
lliames in the vicinity of tho Tower
have been approved by the Lou. Ion
iletropoiitou i oard. Tho plans p.o
ide for one bold spa:i o'' s:o fc.t.
Virginia professes to be uname to
pay the interest on her debt, bul
the statistics of the Moff-t bell punch
there show that herci'.i.ens spend 1V
CtO.WO a jear for spirituous drinks.
The Supreme Court of the 1'i.ite i
States has decided that a man, lid.'mg
upon a free pass, c:n recover damages
of a railway co.i.pauy for iujurhs le
Ceived in consee;m nee of a collision.
Mark Twain rays that nothing seems
to p'ea -e a My so much as to bo mis
taken for a huckleberry, and if it can
be baked in a c ike and palmed off on
the unwary as a currant, it dies happy.
He ran thr?? squares after what be
thought was a str cl ear, and, after he
got out of breath, belaid down on the
doorstep, di-.-gustcd to bud out that it
was only a lightning bug on his jpecla
cle. The po'.iey IioTvters in a TerTin insu
rance company lind that their fundi:
have been stolen, and in another com
pany it was found that of IS'.SstJ marks
received, lo1),.'? v. ere itstdup in ex
penses. To make watcrprciT oiled paper, for
tying over p.ti ami jars, brush she. t
of paper ovt r with boded oil, in w'lie!,
dissolve a little sl.el'ao ca;e!u!iy. over
a slow tire', and supe;id them on a line
.iiitil Iry.
Ladies who wish to be a little eco
nomical about the-ir lace trimmings
should make them with alternate plain
spaces and clusters of knife-plaiting,
and set a tmy bo7 cf ril,ica in each
plain spaca.
It was a hind of grim, barbarous hu
mor that prCri'pted the Indians who
killed and scalped ib.am Fayne, In
Wyoming last week, to stick up tht
placard by bis t ody, "L'se l'ayne killer
lcr the hair."
Julia Five King, the pian tt, never
plays with mu-ie before her. She
learns a piece by looking at it until she
has a mental picture el it, ami then
practices it. The weight of her touch
is twelve pounds.
Germany Is setting sn example to
ether nations in the establishment of
dairy schools, with the assisLinco of
government, and placing the o under
the competent scientific men as well :is
practical managers.
Wet ropes, f sin 11. are a lb l'.e more
flexible than dry; if large, .t little less
flexible. Tarred ropes are stiller by
about o e sixth than thejsw not so treat
ed, while in cold weather the difference
is somewhat grealer.
vueen Victoria insists that all per
sons presented to her shall wear trains
and plumes according lo regulation,
that is, with the plume so placed that
they can be clearly seen as their Year
ets approach the Cancell
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SUNDAY 3!A0AZ1'E.
The December number cf this admir
able periodical is one f the most in
teresting that has been issued, and
brilliantly cl'..-:cs its fourth semi-annal j
volume. Its career, lor the two years
of its existance, has been one of a!-
mo "npi't-cedcnted success; a result
Jut!' dw o. l.,,u 0lIU't,s ?f t,,u
ana enicrpriising puunsner, ana uie
tulanted and discriminating editor. It
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e-oiitinue to strive to make this tho
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we would remind our leaders that
this isjust the time topubsciile for the
e-oming year. Tne opening paper of
the December number is en "Christi
anity in Madagascar,'' by Alfre-d II.
achieved within the last three centur
ieswith ten engravings. A sort of
companion-picture to this is an article
by David A. Curtis, "The Martin Lu
ther of In.-'ia," "Swami Dya Nand Sar
aswali. who promise; to take, in rela
tion to Prahminism. a position simi
lar to that borne by Martin Luther to
the Iloman Catholic Church; both arti
cles are worthy careful pursual. The
charming juvenile serial. "In Mischief
Again,"' is continued, and ''Michael
Alrdree's Free hold' is concluded. A
new serial of great merit will be com
menced in the January number. "The
Ye'low F ve r Ilemiiucnce s." by John
P. Sc e'.ck, refer to a previous visita
tion of the pestilence, ami is peeuliariv
interesting. Among the poems is one
of singular merit by Margare t J. Pres
ton, entitled "Comforted." There is a
vast amount of miscellaneous matter
excediiigly interesting and instructive,
I a; ticular attention have been given
t the illustration of curiom manners
and custcmes which prevail in various
parts of the world. In the "Home
Pulpit" the editor discourses on the
sinoilcat ion of the scriptural term j
"I.e
be-also centimes Ids Popular!
Kxe-gesis. There arc- 12S iniarto p;fges
and i early .0 handsome illustrations, i
The annual subse-i ipti'-n i-j only 0'-'.
and a sj ccimen cope,- w ill be 5 ent on
rceei;.t of 2', e cns. 'Peautifnl and sub- j
stantia! Piinling Cases are ready for j
sale at the close of each volume, pi ice
T." penis. Ad.lrc ; Frank Les'ie's Pub- '
lis'iing House, oj, 5.1, Sc 57 Pari; Plac, !
New Yeirk.
Co:i:a:ir.;s:a Aiaong Capitalists.
"We had occasion, some montl:s ago,
to al.u.le to the examples of immoral
ity furnished by men of money or i icn
ed' labor, in endcvri;i;r to ""account, in
nome measure, for the brutal excesses
of the latter. It was a plain case, that
hardly need arguing. The notorious
facts, in connection with tlie moneyed
classes for the iast ten year.-?, are those
whic h i elate to the betrayal of trusts,
the watering of slot i:s. gambling in
grain and other l.icessaries of life, the
w.e king cf insurance companies, the
bursting eif savings-banks through
stealing and reckless management, the
railroads runin the interest of directors
rathe r than in that of st ockin.ldei a
and the public, etc., etc. Poor people
have looked on, and felt till the powe r
of this degrading example. The way
in which capital has been managed
and Uiis m;ti:Kgt:d in ibis country has
been utterly cie -moralizing. The poor
has sec:, capitalisls stealing from one
another in a thousand ways, and even
st; a ing theii hard-earned savings. The
gambling in .stocks, the gambling in
grain; the defalcations among men
who have been universally trusted,
the malversation of persons high in
the ciiiiicli, the great "gtme of grab,"
played so general among those suppos
ed to have; money ami among the
throat corporations, all those' hare
tended to break down the public mor
ality; and if the poor btve been apt to
learn the lessons of life from "the su-
peror classes.
i'V have simply learu-
eo to steal. W hat w oude-r t hat trade
unions thrive? W'uat wvn'er that
we have a "commune" j" What won
eler that we have unreasonable mobs?
If stealing is to be the orde r of the
el iv, the poor want the ir chance with
the rest! Dr. Holland; Sciibner for
October.
I t i ct yaiir I-.;v!.i ami ;-..??.
Manv a fancier has laid cause te) shrh
sertous: v clepiore I he
los
3 me fine bird or i-hehs which have d.s
nppeared during the night rather mys
teriously. In most cases it is folly lo
attempt to discover the last resting
place of the missing birds, or to find :
cine to aid in tracing tht m, and .lie
most that can be done is either to set a
trap, sian.l guarel yourself some; night
until the thief be found, or have a guard
in your chicken yaids every
night whose watchfulness and ' itegrily
cannot be doubted. The lat.er is, by
far, the be t plan, and the best guard
is the ever faiihfnl shephc-r 1 dog. Xet
only will he give warning of the ap
pr ;'c h of st; aogeis who have a tttste
lor chickens, but he wtil g.-r.erally
drive them off quickly himself, often
.living the intru-.b-is convincing assur
ance liittt it is best to try other fields
' f ia'oor. W ben it once b't'cotiics known
that you have a faithful, teat less dog,
no capable ami wil. big to do his duty
- which the she pherd dag has ever
proven binis- If lo be running in your
..ardent n ght lo gu.irtl and protect
.'ur fo-.'.Is. there ne-.elbeno fear ed'
.taii.psor others b.i rowing the-? fowls
tfb-r business boc.rs. The shep.'icrd
1 ig is also a good rat-catcher, for many
i line, fat rat have we seen suffer the
; cua'ty between the jr.ws f the active
iaeeiierds.
Moatiily Weather Kt-;rt, Gcttdier '78.
Moan trinpot ntnre 47 22
l.ot st i.n-nu loaipci jtuio on tltc 2.;;ti z-.i.'i
Holiest " - " ;nh vis.
" ' " " I.Mli fix
Iiwp-t ' " " " 27lii 10.
Num'...),- of times e.ver fO :it 2 p. m. 4
?r'M oh:i!,'' '.'.f '':'nttarc a. r.i.
is, Firi-t ki-liitg f.-..r.
V--i;vf1 ' 1 a ,: s-
U.. 1- urt heavy fiv-e.
k. i.oit fur ex t. itt. .1 ver.r r.-o 4 5
.Meuli leiat-i i-.iii'.l 4 S 5
I.ee.vesS cn-an tt'ar.'er.tfare oa t'ae ." t ::x
liiti est " " " - ijiti es
" " " l.'tll s t
Liwet " " " " :ust . 22
Number of thr.es over SO at 2 p, ii!. l
Feuu f ill 5 in.
o. tf I tiiuv ;ivs. 6
l.'atnt:.!! for Oct. 137.. U
1 itr.y eiay.
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THE EYE, EAFi end TCFIOAT
Cuejcosoftilfy Treated wTtfl
SAHFOHD'S ROIOAL GUOE.
SVC r1 it tii t'-1-'. rfnelf, n-! Pirei -i thi
tret(i:c..t f e atari U.. 1 At., rv. . r.ft-rr
lnr- y rr.i-.orair.i I iltutc.i, ! i- il'i-a-.t. -': rpcriiS
cirailv i-r.:porl;" tti tli-i r (::' .!. lj.,-3
F AKForrs Ua'.ia ' rr. ': T .-1 .ir .i:-rS ..'n .-t'h
f rt.p'Tttc-r. ? 'jlir; cv!-i,.-I''-,.. Ui Ci i.r.;-o oi i:i:mi!i
cit-il t-r' i-.nir.lw I ion l.i.- i.j .u .i ! v.-l 1
In nil Et.iUoiu ef if, riu-t Si . r u., v o: t!::3
.oi."t. Kcvr.wi lt.le.v,l - :n I e'.-r r- puli.r
nrdtolnts has t;i-'i valn-.t.! s t.-.orn -..n jf
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cMor.g -.vl.lcu r.ro t !-. tf-ri-l S 1: ! -n-.!it fr:'-a('
lu lis favor. 1" -or 1 ? fv.Vf,ia--tlr :"e. ni-ni i:ta'.l
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r-iM.i, M o-.: ; . t h..v.j t r:--t-i" i.ir.utiiD
f It It a itutv fir.t I 070 t sa'crvif ln:'::c.i:ey to
vrko y.jjj, b:nU. t'. . l-i it l.ea fltttts.tl l:avi) !
mod ir im l.io i: j r S.e.-'.Ei.'n K.o i. t. e rus
y .f Cat Air: a. ) r n -r- tte -i yur I eivbeca
r.T.I.-t"d wift t'i ' tv t' . k-i ::o - r ;.l..!r.t. I
fc.'.r tr'M i.ll I :n.:i ?: s I citK loi-l, bn
v !Cio';; r1 .1 ' r i riia ---.:t ! ..t. Iu-tfi.il
tit!i:ao .inc. d :.t t!t ft t.i ttnt I n;i;l
lnv.i r :ll?f rr :!. V .". c.rir ! i:o: i' r-.n. im?;tyni
l.Rd t'cc r.io rot. "i-..io I, r.'i'l t:ie f- r -i::.c!i tlior
3or'd, t!i it It V . :t i: -r.-tiiau n- itrr wii :!;' r I
ci'iM m to t:in l'.:rl!cnfr., or It I eii 1 ro v. art her
I h-)-.il ! Uv t v r -rs hrckor r.-r. If :.- :.n r.'lver
tl3fri!. nt rf t j!l rl jUl-ln.?, fli;l i.uS"'i:'li b .n? very
Ir.crcd-.il.v.ia rCj-j-it &p riil'-a r it j tr : .a of Rny
kiml, yet in '-. :-r l".-';rctl.n I tr: cl tl.o, n- ,
ft nnco b.'n f t - J hv iu Ttic c!i t:ii--' .f c:i..iit-,
ft chr -,i!r! .::?o.i-o r 1 1';.-. "ilvcr, n.. I :t;y .. r J
r.i ay .rv;r.t ivy en: iro rf r-toi it tu t t h4 ti'Vio
Ct I diTlve irorn I'.a : illr r.-.- !" t" i:-.- i T.e! '.'
r.it? I Bti hol:i t- I -3 ot:ii li-r.-l y cur.d, ual at
l..t arri-ro r.t n r ;.Tt iNj' !d :':
if i!.l:i F'f-Miv.t i f'-.'ra; run l of ary-nrr'.rn
t i t ir.-.n r.fCli to I t li tvt i-ern .It :.! ! y..;itJ
1 r iii Citj ri.i'- ty t-.:f ;rj.o; Kr nv;:t u c: -la'ty
c i i -;e l'a irt-. e.-.-est tviiTc 1 1 it.i'-'; i.-t-itcJ, :uy
c-..-ot It wrlti'.jc t;.! njli v "i 1 : '. ;-,;: '..
Very tmtv v.;i.r. arrtvv V- i::.:."!.
Arr-OKi, li. Y.,J ui', 1 cf V, j j C;Co.
ynnh pt'-Vif'S 'r-it?'-!3 rr fn-f'-r'Vi Trvp-l
I -.'i.i!.;;- 'lub.-, r. .id I el ':n (-Tiv i f r lu all
r.iirs I'rjo -tJ. 1' t f:il-l-vs!l t.'l.o; nml
l.t-thil Dru.-jibts :.r.d I ?;:! t!:roi:i;'..-".l ' In -1 'ritr-d
Hah- 3iil l-nntdn . WI'KKSft 1 : VTKil. e netal
A teat al V licdcarlo J.-r::!.-. ;s, i;o :ton, M.wa.
ut h a a a
ALWAYS CUKE3.
Er:!sro?tJ p!ecn.
This U ti rrrt fV X'.:r. I r-.r.ri V-n vrlnrr yonr
Collin-s; Vtu'ii'i LA.iT-.-r.. f )r TJ:il ir:rv!-'cut cf
t:ia Si.lveri pnd icp: toil l:i t'i-: Stomcti, and
tlivy r..v. ;r:v-a l:e! ii-.uij relief thru any otiicr
rrmci'.v 1 h'.r '. rrr r r-od. I v.-ould I. recon
nevrl t li!- t p!l iuc2iiij louia l-o el:i.cl oi puia
td lzZ.U.i. -".111X3.
Scvsro Rein,
TlaTln or'--L-!o:i t.-vr- !r-r-i
';' f -r r. rrr-rra
..r CLt-IN-i' Vol.
riJi In try eld') 1 trie.! c
1 AIO I'l TI "
1 1.1 tv. o..e f.-vr ln.i.r tlie Liiia
f, c-v-ri. r :i:
v- t. J. 1 ' . sMi-'.
t r.-.-'e-r r.;-t :."-t. llaai.
, J.i:v J.'. 1
V33knesscs.
Ci::r- V .U.il: riis'-r-. r!v- V V -rt rntlEfic
tfoa h-rs r 11 ytht.iif 11 t If. 1- c;t tri .1 t .r
l-.-1-ir-n..s r.ii 1 rrakliLa? cf t'i: l'T as.- :'ui
a''- richt r.-r. J.".i:S Li-V.'Ij.
iivut r, i.., Juuc 1. lr:7.
Ho crcf!)l f M.-.tt O-M iys' V -i.Tttc PT.A9.
Txa. !t r'liii'.iii.-.M'-.i f i:t -ef-!'- in'l V-liai 4 rti.irf
lti a 1.!:.'-.- M.-l!rat.-?d il: -. rs n i 1 tt.o
8jotc nil. :-oHhy-li 'Vii.-i! e-1 n.l I-.-t e,l It-v.-
?!t throTi(7iinut ift- P;-t.j.t- s r,n.l C..n-i(i
Mil by W tillS & l'OTTi::, rru;i:ioturr, lu6i.out
UTTSS;
A NOTED DIUIHE SAYS;
THEY ARE WORTH TKtiR
VSaCHT isi COLD
READ WHAT HE SAYS:
Dr. Tctt : Dev.rSir: Tor ten rr.trs I liav.?
V.een a ns-irtyr . I)y;-i:n, Constipation ool
I'i'.i'S. L-a.-t S;--ip:r your Piil- v.oro rii-o;nwnlo.d
to Hi;:; I 11:4 : tin in ( but v:th little faith ). I
.".in now r. well nan, have L-cxxl ti.'v, ilis-tV-
titia rfit t, r !.".:I.-.r (n .N. pit. sonv. 1 ;l I
have irv.im-d frrty TMiund- soiiu llo.sli. They are
worth Uevr wci.!: i'.i fold.
Kbv. l:. L. SI.MtOX. Lonisvtllo, Kr.
Ti jT' C D'Mn l'r. Tin: p3-.Ik-.-ii en
I'Jll O riLLOI-'tliii . Pructlre
Cuke hck IIcai
acue. j ..l linvlicii.v.- hJ ye:ir?,
::n 1 f.r a loner tlnu
! v.as le!iionMrater cf
' Ant'fomy in the led-
TMTfl? Pl I ical College ct t.eorp-
U O 8 . LLv ja.l..;tcc-tH-t.r.sut.i2; ;
d !ns Piils linve tin' f;n.n
Crr.E lyV.-rn-uA. j .mtee t'.iat tiny uro
I fircjvired im t-ei:-itt i l:o
TIJTT'55 P ! ! Q 3 .-o-.a a oWker.-.
w IlehiiS surxeeded In
Cciie C'O.NJTIPATIO:,-
roml. initio in them the
liei-utotore ontatrotils
tic rjnitlities ot a
5.' rcr7 rioiiTi;,Toyf ttu-e
and rt I 'lrify'ivrjir.iir.
Their lirt-t apparent
eft ret is t i inm-i:-' the
riyip; tile by r,:iiii!;tl.e
fool to in-oji'T! v ,n--i:a:!-!'e.
1 has tht-tv.-
TUTT'3 PILLS
Ct -us I'lits.
TU7PS PILLS
Cciin Feveh anii
Aun:r
E torn im nourislied. Mid
y tae:r tmne net. on
n tliu eliu'estiv..- cr-
:.uif, regu;i'r n 11 d
t-vc.cn atioua
Wil J 1 i-.y 1 e- piuiir.rrn.
Cutta ItiLiors Colic. TU" r,!l,ifiir' tl
nvl!!c!ir.'T:M t.-ke oh
S .'.. A. while under tho
TtT7 r.H 3 C gimluen. eoftiiis. i.iils,
Uli J I liw got its-lf ine.lcat.stli.-ir
CCHE Kii.net Com- 5 :'d''''h,'!l,-v r;"'ll
J LAINT. t ?'"' '"'''' CI"' helices
S the ir i l'icacy in curing
I neno'.s tlebiUtv, nul
TIlTT'f; Oil ! Qjanrhply. eh-p.p-m,
j t liLu i vsMiicoiilieuiiifdoii
Ctr.EToiii'iD Livsit. ur-'i--t'Ve;ftlioliv-I
er, chronic cotit-t.jm-
I ticn nnd iaipaitiuj
health nnd Ftrnnth to tho f vt-tcu..
A DOCTCli SAYS.
Dr. I. G'iy Li-v. Is, oi Fulton Ark., writes ; "Oiw
year t-.'O I v -as tal.ca f-ick, n fri--i:d rrgn-tl t-o
htictilv in favcr of Tutt'3 Tills that I va.s iu
duoeel to uw ti.enu H.rvcr t'.i J medicine, have a
hjppier t ffoct t!:au in my c::?e. Aft. r a prr-.ctlco
of aqaarteroC u c- nf.uy 1 proclaim tlicm tho
best n.iti-hillotu im tliciae ever iwed. I have prt
ecrilx'd thota ia n.r pr.irtico ever tince."
SL'PEnSCRJTY OF
TUTr'S FILLS.
T.jey ar ; comjiOiiiHiotl from ir.niicinui eubstau
ccs tli.it in o pi ..-iti-. jly fr'-e? f.o'.i c::y projwrties
that cm in tlie le;si eli-e-.- iman; the ino.-t tleli
cate orj'.-mizjitionr' Tie y s aitli, cl.-anse, purify,
mid inii.-or:de the entire system. liy relieving
tho eiiorj,t-'.I liver, V.:: y rb-ziuv tlio hloo l from
poifcaons hmne,!-!, nnd thr.s jmpot renewed
li"!th and vlt.ility to t ie Potty, c-.uiriiii-j th.e how
el to oct naturally, without which iio 0110 c&u
cfl well.
A TCRPSD LIVER
is the f raitf i:I eonroc of many di--.-aes. prominent
among w !;;. h j.ro J)v.-;h pia. M k-lleadaciie,
Coiveii"?-, P.-iiit.-ry, lliliot-.s Fet er, Aeie and
Fever, Jjuudice, Files, KliCuUiatism, Kitluey
Complaint, Colic, etc.
TuttV Filln exert a direct au.-l powerful inlla
ence on the Liver, tml will, wilh ce-rtaiuty, relieve
that iinpcrtaiit organ from dieeuec, and restore
Its norma! f nnct ion?.
ECLD EVZaYWHEEi:,
.CCTICi:, 35 1IUEEAY ST., KEW
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
AND
"ni t riy.'iT'Tti
rjfit iU-U;iid.'llill
Wayon, Lnjy, 2Iat:ltiiie aiul Plow re
pairin'j, ami ytntral joLbing.
1 am now prepared to t'o r.U kinds of repairing
of fai in :-!id ot lo r machine! y, a.s there
i- a good lathe in my iiop.
PETER nAUEy,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
has taken charge of the wacon shop.
He is well known as a
"C. 1 WORKMAN.
' X'fw IV&sods an.1 Itassiea male to
Order.
j SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
j rhtp cu fiifr utreet ope.''!'. Strejijlifs Stabl
m or f 1 -v
PILLS I
fi
j
T,rIoosicrs in Nebraska.
r.' -.MiT r .i.rt 'it Ii;-P.ini:i m..v Pvln. i.l
r!i. V. rsi. desirun to ct;ur t:-e itevn from
; the, :-,.! 1 :tco. e- litee. hr.!:; at ottee Mttl-
: -i ::e l..r .tlt- -t I ult ti.e v.ei ;.;;i..eis.
Th ISoriiici'ii liidiiiiiiaii.
;EN.ni:L'K. V.'lLMAMS.Euitoracil Prop, j
Vit!tout a Pi!lt Tun Noi.tiiax lxtt Arts t
is tit- l u-.m kty papr r :tib:i'.!-;l witlini ttie j
fotie-tbc largest t-ilh ctuuiy-ttiel t-ae-h iitct:-
l-itt.J lo n t.letien with liMliana Xe-.ts.
Hdlti r.:!s 011 everv Mthieet. t lioiei- L;taeids t
of liii-tory, S-leet SUeteiies. and letters Irotn Us
o t u con e-i opdent s in t lie l-.st and :. The ;
. .-.... v.. ............ r.-t(.t.v'
aide- it. to himi!i its readerx wlilitt spieti.iid
t .I'H.uiied !sti-y. m addilion to lis lai-o Hiiiounl 1
( f Mv c -lane, us Keidini: niatter. and it W eon- i
rede. I hv every eue lo he tlie l:e-t :tper ejliih- j
ed 11 t!:i oM ii .oner tl:tt-. In tae iilt l.em
ler i t l lie yenr l -7;i, will he eoi!Utie;:ci d a new
story e itai !,
KOXIK, A TALK OF Til K 11AKKIS0N
CAMIMKJN,
P.y tli4' Kev. Kd at d lu'.c-toii, itiitlior of "Tlie
lloosier Sehooliiiaster." "Tlie Ciieuit llider."
etr .. t l.e plot f u hi.-ii ij laid ii Indiana, ami
whien will far surpasi liny tali? iuth!i!i'-d in a
western Jont tt;d.
At tl:.- he R'niuT of Itie lie ,v ye.irTlt F. t mhax
I.VN will punt a iii-rtnndli liouhie toiiee-l Holiday
Xiiiiiher. whiel: will he liie
1 A K lt:sT I'AI'KI! KVlat rltlXlKD IX AMKItleV.
Tins i ! t : I 1 1- niiiiil er w ill he sent to ivjuiar
ul s -rsihers the same :is its usual isme, hut mh
Kle eopies of III is special issue ill he srnr oa
reeeipr of ten et ntJ.
TI1K TKK.MS eif Til E INDIAXIAX APil :
Tiuve kto'jths (on trial) r.?
Siv t ii 'ili 1 11.1
o.!o 'yi.:ir..V.' .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'..v.'..'.'.".".'.".'.".'. no
A.Ki:"S t.KN. l.l.L 1,. N I !.1.1..M.
23-u.
THE
Ciiiceii) Earliotoa & Cosy R. R.
-is t:ik
DIRECT ROUTE
IIETWKKN TiiK
East and Vkst,
Runnir Through Cais
Council Bluffs,
CONMX'TIl! AVITH Tift:
Union Pacifio Railroad
FOR Aid. T'OIXTS IX
.V f : I S vM.
e )!. :i. 11 -o.
M"rO.U.Vt7,
.Vfir.iat.
Anizux.i.
lit A HO.
-A X I -
P 4 ll - --"o- -5 v - 7 T-i
Jr ,t . a. si.atJiS.lvi
1. Alt 2 A3 CITt TCrrKA.ATCH'i i V,hw&
And 1 '-e ;rr i.iyr t :"'. wii N oh tit
Ji:' !'!!. KA'.S s & 'I I'V s. .-n I
itot .-Ti.N .-v tia . t:: rt: v.
t. !t.!e.v
Pi-.ri -p-;1 to-, q'oi.ivipv en-.
AND Til I"
('lit. itp.A rru
V. Vi -v (i UdV?'j rMT?q
I3V T1II ItOlTTE.
A!! i-'f.'-entioti p'end nt of f :ic v;:l he
ctteerltill.v ivi a I.y a. j lyiii', ;
Tames Pettee
Dii vL.!::: in
Musical Inslrumenls,
Hula Appni rttinj Ay nt for
T;ic I nri v:Slr;l ason A IIn:ijlin
CA III NET ORGANS.
Also, the ;'- f) , Tic n- v F. ViPer. : :;d Il.i'Pd
.t ( uni-don Pi.o.i.s fiir t'.iss a;:.l Sal ; y count ie-i,
N el. C ill and see
S AMPLE I XSTi: I'M KN'TS
Jit eif.ice. 4itli. on? eSoor .sontli -.' M;-:!r, :.t.
r;.ATTS.i(-J Til. NUM.
Te.tiiii and repairing i'inncis a:id Orj-ans a
spceially, h-k!t the skiiifii! hands of Mr. S. M
llrav. ti, a t ui.vr .f tlili ty-three ye.irs expe i iace.
K00T AX'i) S I ) ; T 0:1
Weeping Water.
V,- liave Just :t eiyed a full si tick of
wliich we aro Milin at
IsKI) ROCK PiK0s:S
for cS'-h. Wit i) 1 t.r smr:" cx;w v. eeeoi com
pere with nu..';,i In jn-l.-c a::d ;u dity. f aisj
mauulai i an- ;!: aa-1 .shoe s ;n a;l " the l.iu-st
styles, and iiisiite a tit and sai isiect i .u. tiie
tt.s a trial, lleiiieiiil-er lie: inline au-l place?.
Marshall & Son.
PvEPAHtlXG IUi NEAT AND
CHEAP.
C.-l Z Z, 14 T
dice: streight's
LIY FRY, FEED AND SALE STA
PLES. Cor:;;rCtli and I'e.-.ilSts.
IK as...s jieAKIr.l J:v TIIK
d.'.v, wci:k, tm rrio.vrss.
HORSES BOUGHT.
SOXjZD 02. TEADED.
For -.i Ftiir Commission.
TLIAJJS AT CZOI'RS.
r!t!?'.tar atlettllon p iid to
Driving ana Training!
A't Cet.'l r.iH. A'l, C hicago S 2 - ? t-J
J I o If I p
mmwmmi wost
FRESH FRUITS
A XI
j
f V C V T Fi t2 X IT C
H 3 iL 1 il D L L J j
AT
J&fJJV lUU iVi titi 1 & uUlS
: W W ttiJi i, 4 W wvil w
One Poor Tas. ' levt-y .i Son's.
I MA IX 7,1 i.ul. 1., - - I I.A i I . ..dO L I J t. M-Ij.
We Pay Cash for Produce!
KEEN AN & til! ACE.
!i!
HPS.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
I'LATTSMOUTH - - NEC.
Also Billiard Hall and Saloon on
Xf.,in cti-.mt ,1. a-k f rnm Wtvtli !it
aNeviite s otu place.
Storp and saloon on Main St. two
doors e;ist of the Post oftice.
I! EST Jill AX PS OF CIGARS, ALES,
WIXS,d-C., A7' HOT II
PLACES.
S5ei lember Tlie Xante and ll:.co.
34iy Keenan & Grace.
HENRY BCFCK
DKAI.KIC IN
SAFES, CHAIRS,
ETC., ETC., KTC,
Of All Descriptions.
HETALLIC BURIAL CASES
J
VOOEEU COFFI1T3
e;r ati si.r-., read- made and sold cheap for casli.
V.'ith many thanks for past patronage I inri
iuvita all to call and ex:;n.:e- mr
IiAHCir. -STOCK OI"
lot f. Fl'It"T?";r. AXI t'OFJ 2
A. G HATT
.ILiST 1 1 TEN ED AGAIN,
Ncrc, Clean, First Class Meat Shop,
on M;e;n Street in l'red KroehlerV old stand
Even hotly on hand lul ftoli, ten Jer meat.
ELI PLUMMER
Dealer in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Store opposite Saunders House.
35a in S, riattsmoulli, Xchi:
20iy.
MIKE SCHNELLBACEER,
BLACKS .12 'ST '
iKJiisr ?uva:ui,
A.MI
- s
V H WACOX IIEPAI!1IN
V 'A
All kimls of
7
t---bf fak.'i i?rn.i::rnNT.s
in
.. -1
V'-
rni:u.'il
Neatly tf- Prvinj-iiy
:0:
Horse, Milled OxSliooin:;,
In sliort, we'll shoo anything that hr
lour feet, from a Zohra to :i (JiraiTc'.
t'fTlie tllitl se e; US.
1TEW SHOP.
on Fifth St.. between 7Tain and A'ine Streets.
:ist aeii-vs the corner frotn the M.w IlIlh.M.1
OKKiev. ii;y
SfVH
Retail Liouor Deal
s Uh I hi
jl a: -j: -
ITT
I - - 'C c
? o 2 1
1 f 1 V3 t m.1m I
uAH-ifi ...
3m
ANNUAL ANNOUNCEM'T!
"We are pleaded lo inform our many Iatrons that v.e liave eipenoel for
"inspection," the? larcrost, cheapest, and mo-t con.pU te lino of ) V (JOOlKS,
Notion?, Millinery and Fancy articles ever shown in tla:s city.
Special Attention Called
To our n-.ar.incent assortment of
The embrace t.vclve grades, ransitij in price- from
Bouretles, Barpors, Lustres, Kensinglor
Plaids, &c., in. Great Variety.
REPELLANTS, WATERPROOFS, LADIES' CLOTHS,
in the very Latest Stylos.
3
A very fine and large selection, in Pe.iver, Hiaponul. Tasked ami Corded ipi iii: ics. from f&.n)
up. Shaw's, Flannels, UlanKets, f'oinfoitahU s, at llcduced Ki,M ue i. IM P.STP K
td :it Uiuds.
NEW LACE SCARFS !
Ties, Bows, Crepe, Ruches, l(e., Etc.
.i.v K.nLK:i vam::ty or
Ladies' IVlisses' and Children's all Wool and Fleece
Lined Hose.
Atijtliinj: you fuil to se, ak for it, for - Pave it. ;.t
BED JEZjOOZ PHICES !
A Mucli Needed: Want Supplied !
CLOTHING, AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
V.'e have added to our stock a eompleie line e f MP"', "nut 1 . and Hd'dret;' C lotldm
uiie.niallid iti citent, tjualily ami liiee, hv any ot her hotte- i:i t lie ( ay.
fii2o Discarded. Itankrupt, or Sccaiid Jlziid
Clolliiiitv Ilcrc!"
All new Tieh Goods elirect from fto? M.-eiuftii't ty : t pi u- liial .ir fy ('-ei;tl.i.i.
A handsome selection of While niel Co'onvl Sldrts. ove r sldrts. rtiTnl -i
wear, Hosiery, Ties, iJ.ws, and etc., Hats and ".ips, ' ts aa ' hli.n-s,
a?"ETJISTK:S JLIiD VALISES
An insp(ction is rcspf-c lively solicited which vc trust will meiit yonr pat
ronrt-o.
Wo are Determined in Uiniersell ,M Cofiiprincrs.
SOLOFSOW & NATHAN.
--.-1
mm
".'-'ifflrJt
noiseless "n
r '
1 p v
! I .11 r I
-1 V, "
m mm wmMtMms
aad more, by buying a machine that will List you a life time, euid th-t hue ail U"
latest improvements.
VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO.,
CLiberal Terms to Agent. I'M asd 2)l U'abasii An;.,
Bend fur Cirvnlftr. tor- Adnii, bt, .'lilco, IT,
has come lu.itie,
And lie lias brouli (In? finest line of
Dress Go(m6, Staple Goods, Fancy
Goods and i otionsvou ever saw.
7Ei Say EflBfiS8g gBCC
2es by th& &erc0hm$is mwl
Eae till ycs eviz&H rest
laat asfid casts UM
YIS 2 esse ffcsaye
Spring and Summer Goods oyer and ever so cheap
No o ivyonr chawo hnnwl t? s-U and nii'l rs' ll anyl;dy. IIrut y
up. iruni to yo East again w.xt month.
I m V "V,""3
ForTl.ro?t.Lnn--. Asthma, .-.t--! KMrcts.
forest Tar tlclv.ilon,
Tor Ii-a;lat!on fr.r Man!. Coq cC;-:io:i,
li UroLcMUs. f.nil AU'.j.a.
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