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IBHW II tm II'M iMIHW.arnA m INI fll Tl MHlrlMIMMBWMMCWMia1i J IF '. t iv j 4 I I i i ' i : ' i t i i i hi' ! HE HERALD. A RIijEie for the Timo. "Pupa, what made you co to war?" Said Jennie c'.iir.lilng from arLnir l ron my lap : "v.Uat did you for?" And then lie linked toe like a bear, " Tanse if yon hadn't pnp you set. You'd iiave two legs to canter me." "Why, enilrt, I went because" and then I topped to tlimk. of course I knew ; I'd often told her brother lien When the recital tlml'ed m- throiicn. And Mill "he ursed. "What d"' you for? 'apa, what made you go 10 war? I looked abroad. The tdaeks were free. - V.Vt vetleelens, TOtelcS". tilled with H OC -"e f U'fir r.:.:. -rs s'-e::e-! to be 'much as twenty year ajro. olie said. "And what did lncle Dorr Get killed iu front of Kiclitnoiitl for? A rifle club went wheeling by : 1 aw the murdered t In-oliu's ghost ; I heard the llatnluir;; martyrs' cry . The rebel yell the vaunting bo;ist ; I av the wound of patriot dean ; What made you go?" my Jennie ald, "Mv dear." I said but nothing more. For. elaneini; through the Senate wall The rebel generals bad the Poor. And ruled the nation's eonneil hall. -Vaoa," she ur-ed. -Why did you go?" My child." I sal i, "I do not know." All Boris. A bill making 6lanier a crime, has been '. it oeluceel in the Georgia Legislature. "Within the last ten years the value of Vie pnjH.T exjv.rtt'd i'reni tills eouutry has . AivanceU from $.J,777to $1,108,318. A lubricator ia now manufactureel from napstone dust carefully prepared cli'iui ully, and- then mixed with common iTeae or lard, for heavy bearings. Joaquin Miller declares that he loners lo return to the woods; and let us liojn that he wiil do so before the game law.-, ire in force again. A bankru yt was condoled with the other day, for his embarrx-Mnent. ''Oh! I'm not embarrassed at all," said he; ,-iU my creditor that are enil-irrasetl." A paragrapher always feels as though his mission iu tiiw world was nearly ac louipiislieel when he discovcis two or three of his antiquated and disabled joke in a patent-medicine almanac. The making of condensed milk in Swit-r-rland is very profitable. The Anglo otviss Company last year cleared $300, 000, and, ai'ter'setting aside half of thi.sas reserve fund, declared a dividend of 18 pr cent. The Nevada senate has passed a bill fixing freight rates at seventeen cents per mile per ton ukI also a bid fixing heavy penalties on any railroad com jiauy c harg ing fares or Ireight rates greater than the maximum fixed by law. ''All, yes,'' said- Mrs. Partington some years ago on the 22d of February, as sh watclietl the military pass by. "Ah, yei, "Washington is dead, and the worst ol it is iiiat Jus inantie-peice don't seem tu hav fullcn on any man now living." llev. Abel Manning, Congregationalist, of Uoffstown, Mas., is uenv Jl years old. lie has preached 5,0J0 sermons, deliver ing 300 in one year. lie ridicules the itlea tome ministers advance, that there thould be but ouc sermon a week. A young lady was stulTing the skin of a canary. "You should turn taxidermist," BUggested her adorer. '-If yon don't wan; to marry me, all right,' responded t!i maid of metal, "for 1 inherited my relig ion, and will not change it for any man . Isever sit down and brood over trouble of any kind. If you are vexed with your self or the world, this is no way to obtain satisfaction. Find yourself employment that will keep your mind active; and de pend upon it this will forou out unwel come thoughts. A witty lady was once told by a gentle man of her acquaintance that "he mui! have been born with a silver tsprioii in his mouth." She looked at him carefuby, and, upon realizing the size of his mouth replied: "I don't doubt it, only it liiiin1 have been a soup-lad!-:." As little thlevc3 being let in at a win fio'.v, will sjt open gates tor greater thieves to come in at, even so, if we accustom ourselves to commit little sins, and let thora reign in us, they will make us the f.ttt-r for greater offences t get the advan tage of u.s, and to tako hold of us. "Sound," said the Fchoolmaster, "ia what you hear. For instance, you can not feel a sound." Oh, yes you can I" said a smart boy. "John Wilkins," retorted the pedagogue. "How do you makts that out! What sound cau you fclli"' "A sound thrashing,"' quickly replied the tmart boy. Drilling her chis in ctry, the teacher quoted from the fainiiihr lines of Tenny son : "You m:&t v,-ako and call me early, call me cariy, i.io'Jscr ilear."' "Now," he a.-kei. "uhy did the girl want to be called early i" "Ion't know." replied Tommy, uuiesa it viu b.-cauc that was her rr,:ne."' 31. Csmille Fiammarion, of Paris, haf tecently published a number of articles t. prove that the mxn is inhabited, and is now organizing a commit toe to collect the necess iry fuuds t' construct a refract ing telescope of sufficient power to see them. He calculates the cost of the iu tntmcnt at ouj mitiion f-.-'.ncs. Spain boasts of & dukes, 8 do marquises, C32 counts, 'J2 viscounts and ift b.ron-, besides 44 ennobled foreigners. Two dukes, 53 marquises, 3'J counts, 6 vis counts ami 2 barons have be-jn created by the present king. The univeisity siudenis this year numlier 1 6,50, ol- wiiom ti.b-'- are studying medicine and U.4 JJ law. The school ljoard is resv)nsilIe for the diffusion of much Useless knovielg ?. A 1'oaril examiner, perfoiming Ids functions in a purely agricultuial parish, recently asketi a mixed class, "What is a husban i manf" No answer was given for some time, till at last a little girl ventured; Please, sir, a man as h;u got a wife." "See th moon," said a laily to hr-r nephew, a bright liitSc boy of five, as the;, sat looking out the window lha otiier day. -Thc moon 1"' said the little man. "Vol can't s-ee the moon in the davlimc. "Yes. you can," co:itinued tin- aunt; "there it i. over the ties s," Thw-I:tt:-fellow had t. admit that he saw it, but ruk'. jd, "Tkuh lighted, anyway." There aro Fcorcs of excellent people in thus world wiio have nr?vc-r yet learned tii-i ililference between work and worry. 11' they have anything to do. they Re-em to think that the onJ v way of accomplishing it thoroughly is by menus of liuessam worry worry about th-tim.thr m.-:2ioel, the necessity of their task, until t':y havj driven easy-going and more traa'u:i souls nearly iraxitic. Ir. Eelison itis asserted,occasior.r.!;y at tenel? sn opeiatic erfomiance in New Y'ork city, and returning to his country house repeats upon the piano, with much expression, the airs he has heard with his children "like a squirrel," says his ami able wife. That lady also says that "as soon as he gets the electric light riuisliKtl, and one other invention od Ins hands, iu will go to .Europe with us and stay two years. The Drcs len academy for the leaching of tailoring and elressm. iking was ftUjmi cd last year by 2t put.i'.s, male and 1 niale. Of these 1ST followxsl the cl.. for the cutting of women's drcssrs, " J ti.ii. for tho cutting of men's linen, and D th; for arithm'-tic and IxMk-kei-ping. Amo-g the foreign pupils there ara nativ-.-s o. Belgium, I)e-nmark. Holland, Kussi.t, Sweelcn and Norway, Switzerland, Aus tria, and North America. CJoatin.gr. Copper Plates -with Iron. Prof. Bottler recommenels the follow ing solution0 for coating copper plates with iron:" Ten parts of ferrocyauiele of potassium nnd twenty parts of tartrate of boda are dissolved in"220 parts of distilled water, adding a solution of three parts of j-ulpbate of iron in fifty parts of water. '.niKf ie soda solution is poured into the mixture until the Prussian blu formed is j diiJ6lvceL Tost-Offices in FersitU Persia has now obtained a regular and responsible postal establishment, and is ready to join the Postal Convention exist ing between other civiliz.-d nations. 'I bis great improvement is due to Mr. Biede ner, an Austrian, whom the Shah callcel to Persia in ISoJ for this special purpose, but it id saiel to have cost him an almost incredible amount of tioubic and tribu lation. When he arrived in Persia, early hi lb74, he found the post exactly in the 9ame condition in which it was, according to the description of Herodotus, in the time of Xerxes. Twice a week the Boyal orders were carried on horseback from the Capitol to the various cities of the realm, and people were allowed to s.-nd letters with this K)st when they, would run the risk, for there was some risk to run. Not only did the Shah always show a fatherly curiosity with regard to his subjccTs- let ters, but. the whole institution was, .from one enel to the other, a long chain "of dangers. The letter-carriers were a set of the meanest loafers to be found. Th.-y were hired, but never paid, by another .set of more elegant loafers, a kinel of spe cu lators who leased the privilege of carrying the mail from those court favorites on whom the Shah had bestowed it; ami all these otlicials agreed perfectly with each other when a question of mail-robbery arose. As soon, however, as Mr. Kieeleuer began to touch tiiis time-honored institu tion, it became apparent that the Shah's enthusiasm for reforms was more poetical than real, and in oreler to get started, he was at last compelled to foCnda postal es tablishment in the form of a private en terprise. But so great was the astonish ment of the Persians at seeing letter-carriers being regularly paiel and letters duly delivercel, that the enterprise proved a great success, and then the Shah was wil ling to take a t-hare in the business. Very characteristically, the bulk of tliw mail which this establishment carried consisted in the beginning, of private letters to the Shah often l.OuO a day. The Persians hqed that in this way their complaints and denunciations would reach the Shah, and they hastened to avail themselves of the opjiortunity. They were elisappoint ed, however; the letters reached the pal ace, but not the ruler. Poultry Feed. An exchange says all fowls like variety in food, so bread, dry, or soaked to be soft and pulpy, or bread and meal and cracked corn together, or potatoes masheel up with all or either, are ready market on their feeding ground. Above all, every fowl loves meat, raw or cookeel raw best. If you live near a city or large town, it is easy to get to the butcher's raw-bone scraps. Mash this up with a heavy stone sledge, cu a sawenl-olf b!ecfi of hard wood, and chop up the mashed iu.-ss fine with a hatchet. This is the cheapest food out, it you except scraps. poultry relish fiue jounded raw bones better. It is egg food and shell material fer laying fow ls. It may be given quite largely with plenty of other food, though scraps are above all available for those eiistunt from large marts, and can be reached by all. Chop or pound them tine ami soak; or soak them and then chop fine; or chop and pound tine and feed elry. Either way will elo, as they like the change. But above all, about young ducks, remember tlm soft food is their delight. It rejoic-t th-;';r souls to niuadle it around alter it is in a thick soup-like liquid. "It's their na ture, too." Boileel potatoes are tiie :ie thing that leaveneth th-? lump to their heart's content. Th"y live by the shift ing anel sea;ch which they give to the mudholc and th? pool, rnd the soft food they there find. So give them soft food meal and br-.ad soaked in a litt'e milk or the water in which meals have btsen boiled, and the sundries of the swill-tub. Plain snile bread, meal and watr mixed with boiled potatoes, wiil in cither st-.t meet with welcome. Another whim a' .out yountr ducks, that they mu.it not b? :d loweel a bath until sonir- w'i!: old. This is a niista'.p. It is needed bst until th-jy get strength ami growth of some weeks; not let them wand r around loos? aftr it or to tramp with their moth-.-rduck or old lieu through the w.-t grass But in th; little p'-n, to which at first they should b-' confined, a sunken shallow pan or basin, or any reservoir rut of v. hich they can read iiy climb, will be their delight. Keriling Horses. Of the chances for business, we know of nothing in these days that e ffers more for less capital than herding hcrs:s iu Texas. A person having five thousand dollars could go into some good section in Kan sas and buy te-n geod Morgan horse coits for $1,000." In certain parts of Texas he couid buy 20 sr-iected herd mares fur $3,00i', leaing JfrlWO for expenses. He would have u'.) horses to begin with, nnd perhaps 4'j in the fall. S' idug his wi;d colts to the northward, and buying!" r the mone-y as many half bred mare coils from the south warel, and exchanging some o: his Morgan horses for tlieir value in Texas mares he could very rapidly in rrease his stock, say thirty to sixty per cent per annum. At the same timo he could improve its quality by getting more and more oi working blood and by breaking his slock, and by regularly driving it to ami from its f -enling ground. The diileivnce letween a elog and a wolf between a horse and a mustang cies chielly in the breaking. Here is a lhief loss in the raising of horses in herds. It would be perfectly easy for the herd men on a ranch to break all the horse's raised, if they were se t about it. "When done by wholesale, horse-breaking is sim plified like oth'T business. Put on theeoit., rope-nose halters, with the ends hanging down, ami they wiil sxn hsiter-bn ak themselve'S. Then put on bitting stnq.s and let them run in an inclosure ami this will do much more for them. Let them wear a harui-ss with breaching, and run around in a frame, and t;i"y . wi.l be prepareel to be driven and broken with comparative ease. Let them then be ha-i-died in turn by the hereimen as th-v he;d the ttock, anel their salable vaiua wou.u bo doubled. The Devil's Fruit. Potatoes were first introduced at Mocow hy a Mr. Uo.viand, eighty er ninety y.a:s :go. At first the people would neitli.r piant nor touch them, saying they were the devil's fruit, given to him on his com plaining to God that he had no fruit,wheii lie was told to search in the earth for some, which he did, and found potato s. A curious legem I attributes ihe intro duction of potatoes into Scotland to that famous wizard of the North, Sir Mie haci Jcott. The wizard and tins elevil, being in partnership, texik a ic-asa of the farm on die Maitoun estate; called White-house. The wizard was to manage the farm; the devil furnished jhe capital. The produce was to be tlivideel . as follows: Tiie first year. Sir Michael was to have ad that grew above ground, and his partner an that grc-w below; the second year tiie shares were to be the opposite way, His Satanic Majesty, as is .usual in such cn: -. s, was fairiy ovcrie ached in his Lar-ga-ji, HT tho wi.arel cunningly sowed u'.i tl;- id's I ia the fiist year with wheat, anil piuiiteel it with polatews the second; so that the devil got nothing for his share but wheat-ftubbic and potato-tops. And this scourging rotation tsir Michael con tinned until lie had not only beggared his partner, but exhaustcel the soil. In spite of this legeuel, however, we must continue to give credit to Sir Wai ter Kaieigh for having been the intro ducer of it.-;toes into this country. The first that tried them, wc arc told, fell into tiie very natural mistake of eating the EpfJc-s tnd di r gardin the roo4s. 1 Steel in New Zealand, It seems, says the London Times, that the iron-sand as taken from the beach, is mixed with an equal quantity of eiaj- and of the ordinary sea-s.;nd,' which contains a large admixture of shell; these' materi als are workcel up into bri-.-ks,. whico are hardened in a kiin, brokfn up into regu lar pieces, and sm.-U-jd in ivi oielln..ry cu peila furnace. The product of this sim ple process is cast steel of the fim;.-.t pos sible texture, from which some leaut.ful specimens of the finest cutlery have been manufacturcel. -These experiments were conduete'el by a mechanic in the govern ment employ, who was restricted to an expenditure f one hundred jiounds. anel was therefore, only able to erect a., fur nace of the most .temporary description; he, however, succeeded ia producing at the first aud.ouly tria., five hundred weight of steel. in the manner eleseribed above-, and. his success seems likely to h ad hi further and more extensive elibrts to u:il ize the almost inexhaustible depe.sits ef this" ore which exist at Ta ran a Ivi and elsewhere. 5 t'f- fc f- 2 W b i H a. ik &i A FKYS!C!Arr3 TEST!2NY. 23 Years a Physician. 12 Years a Suf forcr. Tried Fcsula." Hemsiiet. - Tried Patent Medicines. Per manently cured by SKIFOSD'S . RADIOAL 00. 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M-rt r.:i. y.'.-o rsu. :. ;-':c -1 J 3 " i ' 3 ' f' . 5 ' "1 T " ". for 1-ient ps--. !! nr frcr.e3c. vk HM.ii' s, t-a 1 1 ! r'- r f-.v- lc -... klllt'. rp'c'-u. o- ....t. -r cr. i rit., . :-;y (..; c-Li-.s r -.a .v '. ii,.:. '.M -T R . Ihr .-l-M. (.. i W,EtwS & I I 1 i TUTT AHOTED DIVINE SAYS THEY ARE WORTH THEIR WE-CHTin COLD READ WHAT HE SAYS: Dr. Tctt : Dear Sir: For ten Years I bare tweu a martyr to liytsjieiwia. c -t.vt.pution and Pilcn. I jaM !;r;iii your Piiis weie reeomi)ifndvd tome; 1 used Uieiu ( Init villi little tisith). I am now u well man, liuve eoexl appetite, tlii'ei tiou perfect, resralar plooU. pili-a goue, and I have frmui-d forty ptin(lr solid llefch. They art) ' worth tlx-ir weight in irold. Rev. r:l. tSIHI't-ON, LouisrUlc, Ey. TUTT'S PILLS Ctm kick Head ache. Dr. Tnlt nnslieeu en-pa.-d in tins practice ol nu-riiciuo SO years, ai I fur a long time was Demonstrator of Anatomy lu the Med ical College of. Ge-org-ia.heuce tKTHons Ufing !n Pills have the jcuar iintee that they ara prepared on pcicntiftc prii.ciples.and oretrt-o from all quackery. lie has f ucceedV-d In romhiniiig in them tho heretofore antagonis tic qualities of a st rcngth f.nififj.purifttiiie arut a pur ij yivgloitic. Their first apparent effect i to increase tho appetite by r-iiut-intlia food to jiniperly BS--!in:l:ite. Thus thepys te is nourished, and hy tlieir tonic action on the digestive cir irann, regular and Iiealthy 'vacuatioua ire produl.:d. Th; rapidity with which jwr. wu tuke on li.-r.h, whilo tinder tha i n r! u-n-e of t liese pi lis, of itself indieates their adaptability to uonrihlr the body, and hinci their eflicacy in curin; ucnons debility, niel auclioly, elysjK'jifia, wastintr of the tuuvcles sluirislmessot the liv er, chronic const ija tiou aud impiirtuiz TUTT'S FILLS Cvkh Dyspepsia. TUTT'S PILLS Cuas Constipation. TUTT'S PUIS Cuke Piles. TUTT'S PILLS Cuke Fever and AtCEr TI'TT DM I C I U I I o Cuke Eiliocs Colic. TUTT'S PILLS Crnz Kidnet Com- rLAUJT. TUTT'S PILLS Cube Tow-id Liveji. nesita and eirength to the system. A DOCTOR SAYS. Dr. I. Guy L-jw i, of Fulton Ark., writes ; ''One year ao I was takeu eick, a friend argued eo strongiv Ju favor of Tutt's Tills that I was In duced to use tl.c to. . N .'ver did metlicine have a liappier effect than in my cess. After a practice of a quarter of a century I proclaim them the best anti-bilious medicine ever used. I have pra-i ecribed them in mv iractice ever since." SUPERIORITY OF TUTT'S PILLS. They aru couiiKinudod from medicinal substan ce that arc positive-frco from any properties tiiat can iu the least dere iumie the mo?t deli cate orjiuiiHtion. Thi y searcli, cleanse, purify, and iu.vignra.te the entire system. By relieving the enfwrged liver, they clennso the blooil fi-oui poisoaous humors, iid t'.ms impart renewed health tnd vitality to the lrody, causing the bow els to act naturally, without which uo one can feel well. A TORPID LIVER 5s the fruitful source of uuu; diseases, prominent amaiig which ar e Dysa j.sia. t k-lioai'xelief CoBtivcn.'s.s Dysvutt ry, Bliious I'cver, Ajrtie tni Fever, Jauudice, Biles, Ilheumatlsni, iiiduty Comjilali t, Coiie, etc. Tut I's Pills escrt a direct and powerful h;rl'.i-eriC-3 on i'aj l iver, and win, wi h crtaiuty, rel;-ve that in-portalit firrr:iii iio-.a diseaso, aud rcetore its normal f uuctii ns. SOLD rVTSTFHEEE, tCTICZ, S3 MTJSRAY ST., SEW TCEK mil k3 1. n.-.ri. :.-:,.. tXj&sfJi aiii erf i f:-' v.y PILP S v KEEN AX & GI.ACE. Retail Lionor Defe CIGARS AD-T0BACC0a. I'LATT SOUTH - - NEiJ. Also Billiard Hull and Saloon on Marti street, four doors from .sixth ;ti Neville's old place. Store'1 nd saloon on Main" St. two dotrs east of the Post oflice. 1SEST H11ANDS OF CIGARS, ALL;:. WINES, tC-C, AT BOTH PLACES. Reuicmbrr The.Xairse nnd IMttrf. -,ly :Keenaii & Grace. Cticap BariiHEtan & Qnlncy R. E. IS TIIK DIRECT ROUTE BETWEKN TIIE East and West RiumiEg Through Cars CHtCAGO-- FKOM GotriTciL Bluffs. COXNECTIXtJ WITH TIIE Union Pacific Railroad -FOR AM. l'OINTS IN SEZUASIZA. COLORADO. WY02.IIXG, MOXTAXA. NEVADA, ARIZOXA. IDAHO, AND T 51 2i U ii IS C A SI S TO KANSAS CITY, TOFEKA. ATCHISON 4 St. JoserS Ami the SII HIT I. INK t ;i!l points on the MlssiU Kl. KANSAS TEXAS. :uid iHL ST()N .v. 1 i:. CEXTKAL JiAILKU.VD.S, PullmantPalace Sleeping Cars. AXI THE CELEB AT ED C-, 15.&C). DINiXO CAKS. BY THIS UOUTE All Information about rates of fare will be elieeiluily given by applying to C . UMIS S3. TrafSl Manager. James Ii. Wood, Vg't, Chicago W. D. JONES' Aain takes tha Brick Livery Stable. r:.ATTSM(;uTir, KEClii & h. The old Bonner S5:tMes. In rTr.ltsniOi.tl!. :" low leased by Wm. 1. JoM-:s. ;ui; he b.-us d land i:ew and handsome ae'eoiuuodatioii.s. i be shape of VOICES, CARRIAGES, REGGIE; and SADDLE HORSES. I ain prepared to keep 1I:)!:.--K.S FOR SALE i TRADE! Aiel will Train nnd Brrat Colts On Iteaonable Terms. ALSO UE.TIEI!ICn, That with plenty of room that c.verv o;i. knows I have) in my stable, i can -ret Kanner--ti-ek a;id rww:., b.cls of hay, &;., under eev -r. b. -n- they v. ;I1 keep ,irv. Tbatikiiii; all r.iy obi piUrons for tlieir liberal .ty. I solicit their Made for the futiiie, sutisliet aat I can aecoiutWodate them better and (U; betu-r by them than ever be lore. 3vl V,M. D. JONES. JOIIXSIIAXXOX'S LIVERY SALE Af-iD FEEL teak' mSa im I ' rfKatij aijJ m Carriages always n EaEd. AND TSATtSEI FUNERAL. . take jsrorrxcjz i I wai.t all of my accounts nettled to i!at 'i'l I shall do no more credit bn-fness. All ob' ecoiinis mu.t be seti led i and l!o new ones vi.l lie reiuic. 1 nlesvs siw-h aecoiliits site KettU-t! iii-. rt';y th--will ie mk i. I wi.ii to do a sli ictiy cash business In future. JOHN SHANNON. 4Cly i :itiu:oi:ih. Neb, MIKE SCHNELLBACHER, A " D VAf:ox i:i:rAiniN( All kinds of eai:m I mp leu EXT? mended Neatly tf- Promptly : 0 : Horse, 31ulc& OxSIioeh?. In short, we'll shoo anything that liar four feet, from u Z.-liru to a (JiraliV. Come and sec ns. 1ST JLW SHOP, niFi'ihSt between Main a r! Vi'.e Street ust. :i-ro e eonn-r fruin Lii nk 1 1 E N A I r itrict:. .,,v- C.-l Z A T DICK STRIDIGHT'S LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STA BLES. Cernrr6fh and EeailSts. HOl:.MS PIAKIIFJ) BY TIIK iY, WllEIi, OH ?IT21. HORSES BOUGHT. SOLD OIK, TBADED. For Fair Com mission. TEAMS A'8'' i C.I. HOI KS. Pailicalar attention paid to Driving ana Training TIlOTT2tt STOriS. P AGENTS WANTT0 FOR THE . 2 XZ JLt'iL Hl xO, 2 - H!STQRYclBWOHLD ; WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CEOC&APHY OF- WIS COUNTRY, WILL SEE EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT. THE v-s fc nl ,oAy, jrtVrJv e"-it l . farui. i -v-v :4jj&l-s vy.- 1friai"-tLAr?i, c CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R. IS TIIE GREAT CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN TIIE EAST AND TIIE WEST! Its main line runs from Chicago to Council RlufTs and enniiha. passlini turoui:ti Johet, Ottawa, Lit Balle, Ceneseo, Jloline, RocH Iland, l)nver.pnrt, West Liberty, Iowa City, Murenp". l'.rooklyn, tinnnell, and Pes iioine-s. (tho enoitul of lowaj with branches lrooi Bureau Junction ti Peoria; Wilton Junction to Mueatine, Wostiinct"n, Kair Beld, Lldon. Belknup, Centreville, Princeton. Tren ton, tiullalin, Cameron, Leavenworth and Atchison; Washington to Sizourney, Cskaloo.!ian.l Knoxville; Keokuk to Farminsrt.on, Bonaparte, BPmonsport, Independent. Kidon, Dttumwn, L'ddyvilie, Orka loosu. Pella. Monroe, and lies Moines; lies Moiuea, to lndianola and Winterset; Atlantic to Audubon and Avoca to Harlan. This Is positively t'ie only Kuilroad which owns, controls ami operate, a throuirh line between Chic io uu.1 Kansna. This Company own and control t heir !H")iTi? Cars, which are Inferior to none, ami kivo you u double berth between Chicago and Couecil Hlutin. Ijoaven worth, or Atchison for Two Dolko nnd 1-ifty Cents; and a section for l-'lvo Hollars, wh l all ether lines charge between tho same point, thii-o 1. ilars fur diuble berth, and Six Uouurs loi e veciinn. What will please you most will bt tiiij pleasure of enjoying your iiichIs, while pas ;i:ig ver the benuti ful prairies of Illinois and Iowa, inineoi. our i.iag nitieent 1 lining and Kestaurantt 'ars . iat accompany all through Express Trains. Yiu gi t an ai-t.re meal, as good as is Berved in any flit-c as hotel, for geventy-rive cents ; oryuuua ordci'-vLitt you liUe, and pay for what yon get. Appreciating thu l.-iet tnat a majority f t'ie people prefer separate apartments for cliRuiQit purposes, (and tho enormous passenger business t" t lis brio warranting iu) we nrt plea-ed to hiiihuiiVV th.it this Company runs its PA LAC K SLEUPlNM C.V1;S f .r Sleening purposes, aud Us PALAe K 1-iiMMi e'AitS lor Eatui uuiposcs. Ono uuitr iircul Klu cl I At ltA ii w ohtm, witu K. I', ana k.eeu. li. ilds. I-lT-ACn rAIlS sre run throneh to PEORIA, DES MOIXES, COVXCII BLCFrs, ATHI!0 anJ I.r VEA HtlHTH. t . , . , . .... 1'lck.t-ta vl:i tM- IA:it, Known the "Great Hock Inland Itoute, are sold by all Ticket -Atrenta In th I nltnl MnUii Canmla. For luioruialion not obUiuattl at lur kumo ticket oflice, nddrcu, A. II3II5-VLIL 12- ST. .TOII3S". Cien'i Superintendent. Gon'I 'i'kt. and rass'cr Ant., Chicago. IU. THE CELEBRATED Dexter, Dexter King and Dexter Queen CAEEIAGE SPRINGS Are Unsurpassed for Easy Ilidin, Durability, ami Beauty. M;iiiy Thous.Miuls Now in Use, g?; Send for Circular Giving Price and Full Description to BEXTEE SPRING CG Near Pitlslmnr. '.r.T-il--'. i5-3? y2jiffSJJs! .'-1-. . .. . n i .r .. . J ames Pettee d;:alf.u in Musical Instrumenls, Sole Appointing A jtnt for The 3.'uri vailed Jlason & llainlin CA R I NET ORG A NS. ANo. the StccU. II.nry I- Miller, nnd Ilnllet .t Cuiiistoii Pianos for Cas and Surpy counties, .'eb. C .ill and see SAMl'Li: IX.STKUMEXTS at offe.-e. Fixth. one door south of Main St. FLATTSMOUTII. NIT P.. ?Ji:sfc Scliolaas Will do well to examine our New 3I;.Mn & Hamlin OZRG-AJST. I1TSTETJCTOB 5 A. G. HATT JL'ST un-TNED AO AIM. Neir, Chan, Eiixt Cli Mtal Sltrp, on Main Street in Vied Kroe'hler's old rtainl L er body on lu.:id for iu!i. tender meat. jKyl-06 ?2Xv4 tY-' i'Kf'.-h&r -''V. i i t..-SfHf ..v-i-pi-, -4 v-'f BY our Paraco Cars Is a SMORIXO PALOOV whero you can enjoy yuur "Havana" at ull boura ol tho day. MntrniuVeiit Iron Bri1ties span the M iststppi and Musmii i rivcii" hi all points trussed by this line, and transftrrs are nvoi.led at Council p.lulTii, Leaven worth and Atchison, connections beiiit xnado In L'uicn oeots. T1IR I'lMVCIPAT. R. R. CONXEfTION-S OF THIS GREAT 'J llHOl e.U LINE ARE AS l-Ol. LOWS Ate HtCAiio, with all liiveriug lines for the East aii'lSnmli. At ENOl-Ewor.n, with the Lake Shore & Miehtcan Southern and I'ittvbun:, I t. Wayne A e hicnuo R. Hila. At Washington Hf:iouts, with I'ittsburjf, Cin cinnati & t. Louis It. K. AtJ.A r-ALLK, with lilinois Central R. R. At I'tOKlA, with P.. P. A J-.; P., L. a I).; L B. i W.; 111. Midland: nnd T., P. & W. Railroads. At Jio K Ii..N'i). with Western L'nlon R. It. and Rui-li Island fi. Peoria Rnilroails. At Davem'ubt, with the Davenport & North Western K. It. At Wfsf LiTiETtTY, with tho Burlington, Cedar Rapii's & Xui thcin U. R. AtGRIVNKI.I.. with Central R. R. of Iowa.- At li:n Moin rs, wuh 1. M. Jk l-'t. Doclae K. R. Ate'oCNCiL III t-Fi s, Willi Union Paeitic R. U. At Omaha, w-iih 11. A Alo. II. It. Ii. On Neb.) AtCeii.riiirs Ji'NCTioN, with liurlinKton. Cedar Rnpics A. Koriiiern it. 1L At OTTl'MWA, with Central R. R of Iowa: Pt. Louis. Kan. City & Northern und C, li. Jc C.. R. Itds. At Keoki'K. with Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw; Wabash, and 1st. Louis, Keokuk ic N'.-W. R. Itds. At llKVF.tiLV, with Kail. e-lty, St. J. & 15. R. 15. At ATCHiox, with Atchison, Topeka ft Snuta Ke; Atchison & Neb. and Cen. Ilr I'nion PacirleR. lids. IIULTOX, PA. si hJ 4 o m . i p r c r - X- -i- CD rJ 5T 7T O O L. mi. e 10 er-5 R0DERT DONNELLY'S AND DLACXS311TI! SHOP. Wagon, Ritggy, Mcu Uine ami Plow re- pmiriuj, and general Jobbing I am now rrr pared to do kinds of repairing ox lariii nut other inaeiiitiery. as llicio i; a good lathe in my shop. PETER It A CEN, The old Reliable Wason Maker lias taken char' or tiie waoti shop, lie is well known as a NO. 1 WOK KM AN. Xew YI'hsoiim litiersies) marie to Orel it. S ATI S FA CT I O N GUARANTEED. Shop on Sixfbstrert opposite Streilit's Stable J. G- CHAMBERS, Manufaeturer f and Dealer in SADDLES. COLLARS, HALTERS. WHIT ETC., ETC., ETC. REPAIRING Dona with Neatness! Dispatch. ire onlv pl;ee in town where "Ttirley's pat ent self adjuMtaole horse collars are sold." K Omaha, BTT3i. fTTi V jcZJ rm A mrmw They Invite Everybody Examine tlieir Large Stock. 187 FAR OMAHA, - SPRING IS Agricultural Implements,-1 From a threshing iflachiiio lo u foe ! AND WAY DOW El CHEAP. m - mi Jl 0 The King of Corner 3d PLATTSMOUTH, HEB. IS BEADV TO TALK TO TIIK FAIIMEIiS OX Cn9 U?f!Ft1F witli or without jETcvr? oms, Cult i irctt o? s, Shovels, Hoes, Spades, and Hand-rakes, u orina All kinds of HARVESTING Machines, Mortal:, Reapers & Headers, Vibrator Threshers, XICII0LS&l!;iK m h.ia come And he has brought the finest line of Dress Goods, Staple Goods, Fanev Goods and N otionsvou ever saw. Sc by the acrc5feJ8 ium! Iaee fill you zmzH neet laafs asicB caps till you must hwjo Spring and Summer Goods Now ii your cJtanco bound to sJl up. I want to go EaU rwA DAyGUARANIEIDurtngco Q WELL AUGIH & DRILL in good jt (torriiorv. Enusrsed by G:vernor cf IOWA, ARKANSAS & DAKOTA Nebraska. B -a. w-i TiT r n JTx. TO? Tnt (?i m ri "Visiting Omaha, to Call and NAM STREET, COMING! -o- Plow Sellers. and II ain Slretts, rK2 aaons f 9 3 WIITI home. eyer and ever so chea and under'!' anybody. Hurry again ntjit month. fT f3 STi A Yr.lK. Arcn!-i w.mte.t. Hu Virf vhftlriT.ireiiiue' .EiLrBU. I 'M I I' A I M f t i t 4 V 1 1 I