Mnr
1 i.1 Ai. ml 'mLa m A jLi L
Old Clmrcli Bells.
Itintront irn'rrilj-,
Ixiudly, cljerl!y,
HU.lie o!l blls fiom the steejile tower.
Hopefully, tearfully,
Joyfully, tearfully,
Movetb the bride fiom her maiden bower.
Cloud there is none Ih Hi brUfiit Summer sky ;
ftunsbine flings Ixnisoiia down from on liifcb ;
Children King loud as the train moves along,
"JIu;ry the bilde that the sun Uaneth on."
Knell out drearily.
Measure out wearily,
fcad Old buIU. from the steeple gray ;
Ii lesLni-liatiUnx lowly,
Solemnly, 8loly,
1'asseth tho corj'se Iiom the poit&l to-day.
Irnp from the loatlen c'oii'ls heavily fall
PiippiiiRly over the plume and the psll ;
Murmur old folk, as the train moves Mong,
Iljpi'y the dead that the rain raiuetb on."
Toll at the hour of prime,
Matin and vfgper chime.
Loved old tvIl from the steeple high
ICollir.g:, like holy waves,
Ov-r the lowly graves.
Floating up, piajer-fintn;lil, into the sky.
Ho!rmn the le.v.vm your lightest notes tenth ;
Ptern in t!ie prrachin;; your iron tongues preach ;
KiiiKiriKhi life from the lud to the I loom,
lfciiging the dead from their rtsl in the tomb.
Pea! out evermore
lVal ns ye penled of yor.
Rave old bells, on tacU J--aM:it:i day,
In suusliiiie and gladness.
Through clouds and tiiroush sadnegi,
Bridal and buiial have both passed away.
Tell its life's pleasures with death are stili rl.'e
Tell us that death even leadeth to life ;
Life is our lubor, and death is our rest,
If happy the living, tho dead are the blesr.
Lmhlin University Magazine
All Sorts.
baby
The lift-certificates are called
bond by the New York Herald.
Hawthorne's quaint" House of the Seven
Gables'' at Salem is to be 6o!U.
A company has been organized in Troy
for heating the city wita steam.
A Rockland woman, according to the
Courier of that enterprising town, calls
her husband mucilage, because he is such
a stick.
The Moscow Archttological Society has
collected 9,000 roubles for the purpose of
erecting a monument to I wan r ettorow
itsch, the iirst Husaian printer.
A ball was given by the Virginia City
(Nev.) Miners' Union, at which the bou
ton of the Comsfock were present, th
dance occurring 1,010 feet under ground,
at tho bottom of a mining shaft.
In Psalms 00 :9 you lind: "We spend
our years as a tale that is told." True,
true, O Psalmist ! And some of the wick
ed ones among us spend their years like
a tale that is told by Eli Perkins.
"Augustus, did you think to take my
hymn-book out of the rack after service,
this morning?'' "I didn't, love." 4-Ohl
what a shame! It isn't a bit fashionable
tbis year to leave books in pews, and be
sides that binding was so outre. It docs
Beem as if we were just beset by calami
ties wherever we go.''
The Scotch ans not generally credited
with the gift of humor, and yet it is stated
by Mr. Tom Taylor that lie receives mor
jokes for Punch from Scotland than from
any other part of the United Kingdom.
Three little children near Augusta, Ga.,
ate honeycomb which had been made from
yellow jasmine. One died in fifteen min
ute, and the others were mads blind tem
oiarily, and only saved by a free use cf
sweet oil and milk.
Establishments for the refining of Pe
troleum are Increasing rapidly in Japan.
The existence of Petroleum in several of
the provinces has been known for twelve
centuries, but it was only six years ago
that the Japanese learned how to relinoit.
lie was brought before the judge,
charged with a number of unpleasant
crimes. The judge was very severe, and
addressed him in most reproachful terms.
The fellow was annoyed, and at last re
marked : "Condemn me, sir, if you w ish,
but do not dishonor me."
The boy who has crept forty rods on -bis
hands and kness, over rocks and ruts
and through thistles, to discover that
"them melius'' were picked and taken in
at sundown, cannot Lc blamed if he sud
denly losc3 a large area of faith in human
nature.
An Irishman went to the theater for tho
first time. Just as the curtain descended
on the first act a boiler in the basement
exploded, and he was blown through the
roof, coming down in the next street. Af
ter coming to his senses, he asked: cAn'
what piece do yez play nixt?"'
Making waistcoats at fourteen cents
each, cheviot shirts at four cents apiece,
heavy overalls at fifty cents per dozen,
ami woolen trousers at ten cents a pair are
Eora fac ts gleaned by a society of ladies
who are investigating the condition of the
scwiBg women of Cleveland, Ohio.
An Irishman, being told that caterpil
lars fast from October to May and live
exclaimed: "Oh, if the good Lord God
wud make close grow on our backs and
make us to seal up our stomachs foive
months in the year as he does the wur-
runis, what a foine Unit w wud bo hav
ins'."
An English woman living In Birming
ham received a registered letter for which
she had to pay tenpence and when she
opeued it she found a blank sheet of paper
and a fart lunar. The trick made her melan
choly and morbid, her mind lst its bal
ance, and she put an end to her existence
by cutting her throat with a razor.
It is a common occurrence for children
to get beans, grains of corn, or other for
eigu substances up their noses. The fol
lowing is a simple remedy, and is well
worth remembering: Order the child to
open its mouth; apply your mouth to it,
and blow rather hard. The offending
substance will le expelled from the nos
tril. Two telegraph wires are being worked
simultaneously and continuously between
London, Dublin, Cork, lieliasr, and
Londonderry at the unprecedented speed
of 130 word's per miuute. What would
Dr. Lardner who has chronicled as an
exceptional feat the transmission of forty
words in two and a half minutes thiuk
of this everyday achievement.
A Bangor young woman is to present
Longfellow with a ienholder made out of
the famous vessel Ironsides. Its base is
circled with gold, in which are set three
handsome stones. One of these is phena
cite from Siberia, another zircon from Cey
lon and the other red tourmaline from
Maine. The pen is made from the fetters
that bound Bonnivard ia Chillon castle.
There is scarcely any ache to which
children are subject so hard to bear and
ditlicult to cure as the ear-ache; but there
is a remedy never known to fail. Take
a bit of cotton batting, put upon it a
pinch of black pepper, gather it up and
tic it, dip in sweet oil, and insert into the
ear. . Put a flannel bandage over the head
to keep it warm. It will give immediate
relief.
There is a skeleton in the Ithaca, Mich,
school house. It is not a mythical skele
ton, but a genuine, grinning skeleton, and
once constituted the framework of a man
named Green, who killed his daughter
and another young lady, and then stabbed
himself. This was about fifteen years
ago, and a friend of the young woman
has recently dug up Green's bones and
gave the cheerful curiosity to the village
school. -
An cnthusiAftic Utah Communist hates
kings aud aristocrats so heartily that he
proposes to put an end to royalty on
patenU.
The ITothschilds, of Vienna, have had a
magnificent railway carriage built, which
is to run between Paris and Vienna for
the special convenience of members of the
banking firm in each city.
An old gentleman without tact, on
meeting some ladies whom lie had known
as girls in his boyhood, cordially remark
ed: "Bless mo! How time flies 1 Let me
see. It is fifty-two years come next Atril
since we used to go to school together in
the old red school house. I w;is a little
cnap men, you rememoer, ana you were
nne young women. " I he old man could
never understand why his foidial greet
ing was received so coldly.
At the entrance of a restaurant in Pesth,
where young ladies arc employed to stand
and wait, is posted a notice rcadin;?
"Gentlemen are requested to abstain from
kissing the waitresses on the stairs, as
this is a fruitful source of breakage, and
impedes the sen ice." Human nature be
ing the same Jhe world over, the placard
calls in a ifreat many customers who are
anxious to see the girls whom they are
enjoined not to kiss on the stairs.
The price of unimproved wild land in
Aroostook County, Maine, varies from $1
to $ an acre. In Island Falls, twenty-
six miles southwest of Houlton, there is,
or was recently, no less than GOO acres of
excellent land for sale at $1.50 per acre,
ca.h down, or nearly so. The town of
Wafchhurne contains 700 acres of very
good land, and o'lera it to settlers at $1.50
per acre. in Limestone there is some
good land, less than ten miles from a rail
road station that can be bought lor f 1 per
acre.
An old lady died in England some time
ago who hail lived in the family of Sir
lialph Milbanke, Lady Byron's father.
Her account of the separation was very
simple. Alter the birth ot Ada (Lady
Lovelace) the looseness of Byron's habits
led to scenes, and one morning, when
Childe Harold was exceedingly cross, his
wile brought matters to a crisis by say
ing: "Am I in your way, then, Bvronf"
"Damnably," was the emphatic rejoinder.
She left the room, and soon afterward the
house, and their intercourse was never re
newed.
The fnygae Nepilap, a weekly papei
published at Pesth, is responsible for the
following story; One of the wealthiest
families in Hungary, requiring the ser
vices oi a irencli governess, found in
1 ans, a highly educated lady, who an
nounced her willingness to accept the
post, and even signed the conditions of
her engagement. They were daily exact
ing the new Governess at Pesth, when
there came a letter in which mademoi
selle expressed her apologies and regrets
at being unable to enter upon her new
duties, owing to her brother haviir been
elected President of the French licnubiic
and requiring her to assist Madame Grevv
iu. wc iiiauaiJeiUCIit OI IIiC iloUie.
In a work recently published in Ger
many, on the "Civilized Country of Ancient
America," llerr Adolph Bastian says ot
the wonderful railroads over the mount
ains ot Peru: "lire spirit of speculation
was active, with the wildest prodigality,
und in order to do something lor civilisa
tion railroad construction was pitched
upon without the existence of any pressing
necessity therefor." The result is a gi
gantic debt and marvels of engineering
over the Cordilleras at the height of Mont
Blanc, "which do not even earn enough
to pay for greasing the wheels. The roads
do not, for the most part, run in the
track of immigration, and on the line be
tween Areouipa over the Cordilleras to
Puno one train a week was dispatched, on
which there was occasionally an Indian
with a bag of potatoes on a fourth-class
car. The cost of the rcd was $32,000,000.
SAF FORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
A purely vegetable distillation entirely
unlike an otner remedies.
TJT the
JL evrry I
Preparation or this retnarkabla remeoy
erb. plant, unci baric la aublected to dis
tillation, whereby llio easeotlal medical principle
taobtaiued In vator.condentl and bottled. What
remains In the aiill la Inert, valueless, and total Ir
Boat for uan In ail onanism so delicate as the Dual
piuMajrca. Trtall anuria are inaoloble compounds
or woody fibre ; all Unc tares, saturated solutions.
SAHFORD'S RADICAL CURE
Is s local and constitutional rented?, and Is applied
aaaagea oy lusuioauon, luus allaying
and Daln and at (uea cnrrectlnir-
cleenslnir, and purify injr the eecretloua. Internally
to the nunal naaaaifea bf ilisulflffcLlon. thus allnvlntf
Inflammation aud pain and at once correcting,
cleanslnir. and DurlfVinjrtheeecretloua. Internell
administered. It acta upon the organs of clrcnlatlon.
ee the aKln inolst. and neutralises the acid
ra years a(, irhlTa
rs Old Folks Concert
f olon that has found Its way Into the stomach and
bence into the blood. Thus aenru progresses la
both directions, and It does net scern possible for
tinman Ingenuity to deylao a mora rational trsat-
srr.rrcisrKa cure.
Cil!mrt,-Atout twelT
traTellluif with Failier Kemo'i
Troupe as a tenor sinter, I took a severe cold and
was iifl op at Kewarit, X. J. This cold brought on
severe attack of Catarrh, which I battled with,
very known remedy for four weeks without avail,
aud waefiDally obliged to give np aruost deslrabla
pooldon and return home, unafile to sir. if a note.
For throe years aiterwards I ws unnblo to sin? at
aU. Tbe first attack of Catarrh had left mvnnaul or
gans aud throat so B-nflUve that the sllhti-st cold
wouia Dnng oa a irrsn airscK, leaving cie pros-
i in is i
ar I continued to suffi-r.
attack, these vert-t I ever had, was terrible. 1 suf-
tratcd. In 1
The last
feredtbe most excruciating Dtlnjarf head, was
so b -arse as to ba scarcely aLv speak, and
i luougm i wits goinj; into
congbed Incessantly,
HICK
would h
a?
consumption, and I firmly believe that had
csu symptom continued without relief they
ava rendered me an easr victim. When
In this dlstresslnc condition. I commenced the naa
cf 6yroiD' Radical Cubs fob Catarbu. very
reluctantly. I confos. as I bad tried all the adver
tised reumdl-e without bcneGC The first dose of thla
wond-rful tnotllclne gave me the greatest relief.
It H hardly possible fr one whose head aches, eyea
ache, who can scarcely articulate distinctly on ae
couDt of the choking accumulations in his throat,
to realize how much relief I obtained from the Qrst
application of anford's Radical Cox. Under
ltd inCnence, both Internal and external, I rapidly
Tocovered, and by an occasional nse of tbe remedy
aince, have bees entirely free from Catarrh, for the
first tiina In twclvx years.
Kespectfullv Tours.
. GEi). W. HOLE ROOK.
Waltham. MAS.. Jan. 8. 1379.
I. S. I nurrhamvl lue Ktic"at, Cma of QEO.
E. KOGLUS, Lr Urfg.it. Itamford Building.
Each psrkspe contains Dr. Sanford's Improved
Inhaling' Tabu, with lull directions for use In all
Cases. Price, Il.tO. For sale by ail Wholesale and
Ketail Unirfiils'.s ttiror.ghoui the United !talas and
n tms a rui ibK. uenerai
Canadrue.
and Who!
ale rrui?Klst. Boston. Muss.
Atfeut
COLLIflS'S
VOLTAIC PLASTER
An Electro-Galvanio Battery combined
vrith a highly Medicated Platter con
taining the choicest medicinal Gums
and Balsams known to modern Phar
macy. These Plasters have now been before the pnblle)
tor two years, and. notwithstanding the Immense
number of remedies In the form of liniments, lo
tions, pain-carers, and ordinary plasters, they have
steadily Increased In sale and met with universal
approval, as evidenced by over one thousand nn-
ancitea testimonials in our possession. Many re-
by well-
solicited testimonials In our possession.
icarkable casea have, been certified t
known citizens In ail part of the United EUtes,
copies oi wnicn wui oescntirce ot charge to any
vsa aesiruig n.ciu. improvements, in many ways.
have been made, as suggested by experience and
usu.tuiiil it is believed that they are now perfect In
every respect, aud (As be it platter in (As uorid of
medicine. All
land is a bIpk le trial. The price is 25 cents, although
the cost is double ti.at of any other plaster. But,
notwithstanding the efforts of the proprietors to
make the best plaster In the world for the least
money, any biunlur remedy can be bought, num
bers of unscrupulous dealers wiilbefonnd ready to
misrepresent tnem lor f flA moiitei and eudeavor
to substitute others. Hyouasifor
COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLASTER
Uavc it If you have to Bead to ui for It.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Drnggleta
throughout ttie United States and Canadns, aud by
Tt aaab at A 01 lea, a ropnciurB, uoeiun. iliass.
Running: Down a Deer.
As Erie Railway express train No. 1,
was hetween Carroltoii ami Vandalia, on
the Western division, running at leas.t i!0
miles an hour, a largo buck deer jumped
from the woods to the track about one
hundred feet ahead of the locomotive.
Although the train trained steadily on the
deer, and threatened to strike it, it kept
on the track, and bounded on with what
Engineer Allen says were jumps thirty
feet long. The engineer blew his whistle
to frighten the buck from the track, but
the buck only flew the faster, aud for a
mile the train did not seem to gain ou
tiie deer.
"If that buck wants to commit suicide,
I'll accommodate him," aid Engiuctr Al
len to his lircman.
Then the engineer put on more steam,
and the locomotive began to overhaul the
deer. The animal might have easily got
out of the way ou either side; but he kept
straight ahead till the cowcatcher caught
him up, and he was thrown back against
the end of the boiler. The train was
stopped. The deer was found dead on
the cowcatcher, with liis antlers caught
beneath the headlight. The head, which
lears a noble pair of live prong antlers,
was severed from the body and fastened
to the headlight of Engineer Aliens lo
comotive when it returned on its eastern
trip. The head is to le "set up" andper
manently attached to the headlight of the
locomotive that killed th back.
CEOHGE EDGEKT0X.
TIT - s
wines, Liquors
AND
Main Street, opposite the Court House.
i ins p:aee is just opened, new, good noods of
all kinds. We want to keep a good liou-e :inl
please our customers.
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TfEJI E2IBER THIS.
91 v.
J0IIX SHAXXOX'S
LIVERY SALE AND FEED
Carriages alWays on Hand,
AN I J
HEARSE FUNERALS.
X-KZS UOTICH3 !
I want all of my account t settled to date,
tn1 I shall I r.o mure credit hiiinesi. All r.M
at'i-oiiiits must lie settled up. and no new ones
will be made. I'nless such aeeounts nrp otti,..l
slirtitly they will be iued.
i wish to no astiictly cash business iu future.
JOHN SHANNON,
riattsinoUth, Neb,
LOUISVILLE MILLS,
A. H. Jackman & Sons.
IMIOPJUIF.TOKM.
Manufacturers of
Flour, Meal,
ETC, AND
Shippers of Grain.
r.Spel:J attention given to all kinds of Cus
tom ('rinding.
LOUISVILLE.
CASS roi NTY,
r.tf
NflSKAK A
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
AND
BLACKSMITH
SHOP.
Wagon, Buggy, Maxidn ami Plow re
pairing, and general Jobbing
I am now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
of farm and other maehiiiery, as there
is u good lathe in my .shop.
PETER RAO EN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
lias taken charge of the wagon shop.
He is well known as a
NO. 1 WORKMAN.
Xew Vrasor.s and Haggle made to
Order.
SATISFACTION OCAHANTKKn.
Shop on Sixthsticet opposite Streiht's Stable
W. D. JONES'
Again takes the
Brick Livery Stable.
11. ATTSMGUTn, - - NEBRASKA
The oM Honner StaV.es. in riattf mouth, are
now leased by Wm. 1. .IONKS, and he has on
liaml new and liand.-ome aceoiumodatioiis. in
the shape of
HORDES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
and '
SADDLE HORSES.
I am prepared to keep HOUSES
FOR SALE s TRADE!
And will
Train and Break Colts
On Reasonable Terms.
ALSO REM EM It EK,
That wilh rdentv of room ffhnt pvorv nn
known I have) In my stable. 1 can get Farmers'
rtoek and wni, load of nay, under cov
er, where they w ill keep dry.
Thanking all iny old patron for t!ii'r liberal
ity. I solv it their trade forthe futtire, satisfied
that I ean aeeommodate theiu better aud do
better by them than ever before.
3vl
WM. D. JONES.
102. ETLSMAT
PHOr. KARRIS PADiCAL CURE
ATTOSHCEA.
Till::
"SEMIKA1. PASTILLE-
ftirl New lttrtuitinMci
;rl t-'i nic, wtn rutin y
J."cr and (Mttirljf ctirrt-I?n-.env
l-w the iixil3
nd crinnnftat Cure oi
Seminal Kitiii; ions A
t Impotenoy Uy tti on!y
; true wy. tite: IHrect
2 A r.ltMfml ir t.klhr nrln.
npti nrai or xne i ' -o m, r cx i n uy a Drcrpnon. rrrr
t.ny it iif ie iiUluencc ou li.e hemlnal Voe clem PJro-ul-fory
DurU, i'ro ,kat i and ami TJr thr. Th we
ttU Ken ledy tenUiU itit no painrrumnvcn t'Rr,
it la fffjr)tlr diwlvU and toon tiorftt)t 'pT'.n-.uft an
immedimte snolhiLSt rerttrat!ve rrtot-t utoti ihr
uai aitd Htrruu i,;ai.j4auii wrrck4 tc m rclf-cbn e
ad sctwi, stopping lUc drain lrm te vtem. rt rtor
lacth xnina to hiii ir.d ound mrtnery, rwortng
fh9DiiniieMofj;ht Kcrrnut Ut.bility, Confuaiou
or Idas. Aversion loSco.cry. E:o.lJie. nl ri c r-r-rr
f prcmnturo old rce tirt::y nrr.niai-Tirc tHi
truutt'r, and rciofin jtcrf- -i f xui Vigor, vhfrc il has
Ivt-n (Uriiiant lor,mr. 1 hi motif of trfHtmrnl h tnod
t)ifBtin Ttr ; vwrc ra-, and i now a prnto HCfd
urcea. DrusJ tw ! r.nu h prricriS-d i tt tle rrt'utd,
id, n it vy csn wttir4 io, with ti.t lrt it ajr
peruviirte,t uv'm2. ".; ?i no N.nrnc alnt thia 1ria
ti in, 1'rnc; jt.' t.i-rvaiion M- I. t-i pr.m tix'.v ran
ted l'iat it wili K:r 9Aiibf-ct:Ott. During th aiht
Tittrjt!i&t it hai k -u tn .rnt ral har- 1'utinrd
cr t-a:iiinuia at t u vain, and it fa row Anrr-"al-etl
by the ftlcdical I'ri'f- lo bo th ntoit rn'.toiia!
nirnugyt distnTt'rcl i-( vsKin' arvl r'iriiia; Uiia very j.rt
aicni triub!c. tnnt U well kno-in t-bo ihr reticr fl UMicHll
mi4-r to ao many, and ii;un T h-.t.i QuMfkr prfr .t.
tMirnvIrM uutnimi trd X. ii fee .Tbt fiemrdv i. ftut ur
iu aunt Ui,cnn.'i!o lat a rinntVi. aiH mil in ti rt
wrni .vf br ni-.ti f n'd f.r $3. Two hoxr. f n:tlr rj?t to
rll'aH'i a prrtimi:t.t:t cur i'ni -mm in vvnc rtiM-a; 5 Ti.i-
lv-ra latt thr .-! f 1. 1 mltl. . n. ; Tr. p..
rfc -.( v'ur. in i! c wrt r i 4 7. Full TXKXCwiIG;ra
fcr msit-t will acCMHKiTiy ?: ACll noX.
Ji.utTAtiuu3,A hii'li Wr-i wniin."e tUc in.it ?c pi ii si
I'. at trv.-vraubc rea'rd li pntatt nisnhtkoti, erd K
f. frd lorf - dufff rf ! ., n it pww nlTctttl. 3
f rut i-ralcd fir tlamp t rny one. SAt v (lie '
iy & ifiii
TfDURNITURE DEALER
ii Omaha, Nebraska.
"FJxg Iciest and ILaargGst
Furniture Est&Mishm&i
1
A I 1
i ..a a -v' 'a. v t t-x. m r w t m
;
HARRIS KtWDT GO. M7"G.CHMitT3
(Market and 8th. SSi;; ST. LOUIS. MO
BaJPOKS&KlfiaV.afiOS,
riiTi '-j' 3 TV A large. nw and totnplrte Oald-J to
tU Sl'i?vJ'We,Uoi'l Ooi.i.imrK, win u;ar.y
i ' - Xntbtm&J o'.itor. t ic 1...ioi:'ii clmtvr. : A
if' u.Ht?'Zri cmiptwiit Wumn i. d, .-Wlifn vt
aftVJy,H - '1f"!j v llt!' !" V-ijIni t. Trt
t vV, I N N , M 'J !"' t, fonij.ai lilcauJ in-or.pini-'
St. ruiljr in mi.tiwii, cii and
biiuri.t, Auti m briti'jri-Kitit Atlvirc lo huhaiidt,
A lvi. to wirrs. ITosiniitinM. ita rnwri, Celutmiy awl
K.rr.lnotiT cotnpsr. d, Cotijtncrul dnlirii. Ct-llic Con
f '.-mritt. Xts an l Courrship, l xiiimnl tu iMsrrian,
in male an4 frtn!s, Sclrnrs lrn,lniin, Sint. hfe
t iisi.i9.tl, Ijlw vt MzrziRzr, l.nw c: Iivorc, I, pl rights
rfiti.rwtl wuiKn, etc., ic!uktix IiseaAca prrulijir to
"VVon?cn. tbr cnufrs anil troalmrr.t. A book for priwta
ul re:i.(!eratprvadinv. or pap, aitu full 1'iaU ka-
t,cav;i:r'. I' uiail, acaiuj lr CO ccuts.
4iTho Privnta Medical Av!ser.
al Srpai-iii.Coorrn'. t.leet, bcrictnrc.Varlooila,
...ouis r:pcrmat'.orlioca.lSexual Debility, .,! Iai-
folcilcy, f'Ca f.c-1-.buM ai.U kci'sjm-. unsuift S,minal
iiii- -ti, Nf rvousMc. AvTfion lo Soriy, Cwnfii.iuM ot
Uaa, I'i'T-italcl'ray. i.'llintsot :eH!. ltrtH-hi-cJUvinorr,
l.s ! M v-jal 1'owvT, s:c. making Dtarriav taipropir
orv arhappt rri';? trcatcicit, and a ST.at ia?
vaVia!!e rc-:pta f-r t.a rtire cf all private ili,v..rgi ,a n.a
ocr CJl'latr-a, 4 J cca'.a.
"Musical Advice."
a icrtrirs en anhiol ai.d Woruauano'l, ! nt. rr
ll trirrs in t ne nicc'v Kound vtluru, $1. VSy e,iitaiQ
C ?0 pMca an J over I0J Illustrations, oml.-mcli.r rvrry
tlng on l c:.M:ra:lTi avstcKl that ia worth kauwinr. an4
i.iu.h th.it i nut put i.hvd hi arothrr work. Therom-ln-ixl
vi-luinc is n.jT-:y tlia htat Topular ierlical Iluok
puMiahcd, aurl t ji ilixl.ti.-'l sfcr f,m.tg H can Ban
t -i-ir monry refund !. H Author i su trpmniced
l'ytirtan of many Trrn practice, aa ia vr 11 k uuwu,) and
the adric riren, an4 i;u!r for trrtnu-ot ln. down, will
cf reat value to t-ioae aurtcrinc from Imiiurttira
'd t '.,t'i
-,-. i ii ii
They Invite Everybody Visitin? Omalia, to Cull and
Examine their Large Stork.
W-187 FAR NAM STREET,
t fitnd i
of ihc ayV.tM, early r.-ror.lot S"r, or any c f the locr-
; un;r tMn4 r fnvtte
illlt In tl' w-rvW maa n w m nmilala
In onata tr rrirc ia Manipa, Filver or Curreory. f Conaul-
npi.y in1 trankiy
on! inv.il: rmii-
cr.ruDiti n.araswa.
ta.:iit cou&ainiial aui litters s-- n-
an?wcr-d vitUmit chsre.) Addmat Dr. Cutfs' Dipert
tsry, 1 X bi 5t-, fcul-oiaa, Io. (stablishod 1S47.)
rhor aebyNrwt Platers. AGENTS wanted
- i-n. rt, i r.Yitra ail xx-raont sufrarfns; fmm '
fTt-KK to t.,l him tnir I w . and ad'lras,
aal hvrl.T jrirs (hm that fVv wi"i .trn
Wsr Hmiipi5ttfi(Dnii
PrfTata Hnspltai. S
A.Ctark su.Ctatearta,
-I'.CJ'fipeciaUy.an
Private, Cbrauic and
Fsmal li sr aea.
Canialtatina free.
Lad trs aud Genii
men, ssnd one dollar
for aaniple of beat
rubber
valuable .oformaTios
he expre. lilu
ble Vmale ViiU, .
per box. Private
home and our for
La-tie duriu; ecu-ftr-cnent.
A new wwek. pries
octiia by mail, sfvet
lies of Harare, PKyet.
olocy of Marriaa. Or
fraua of Utnrrttioa,
Fleaae of Yontb and
Uauhol; a wealth of
choice raluable In
forniatinu, ut itcre-it
to bntb aeses. Netbina;
often aiv to good taste
aul refiaeuivBt. Infur
xnaiinn never btfnre
published. Vo family
should b without iu
CAlilrrf-, Dr. A. Q.
of.IV. jfrt Clark St.
nte9
Z The Largest and most Complete STOCK of Drv Goods,
Millinery and Clothing ever placed before '
nii MORPI11NK habtt i
luttrly uJ i ccd.'j cured. Vain
Wat. No publicity. eud tamp
fbr full parfirulara. Pr ( arltotia
Jl4 S. Clark Stn Chscaf, IU.
SwDYKES'BEARD ELIXIR
T?J trmm Uiswpw,MJ &m 'nM
f nibli iagarj ssn.aak n,U aaa) --rftaja i
V:.l .ai-a.W-j.TrMS.14. U. I MIT9
A0.5oiaA'l.Vtwii ,10. AUaibanMt.tfrft.1.
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BL.1 CKS.VI Til
110HSE sIIOCIMJ,
AND
WAGON KKTAiRING
All kinds of
FA KM IMPLEMICNTa
mentlcd
Neatly f- Promptly
: 0 :
Horse, Milled OxSlioein?.
In sJiort, we'll shoe anything tii;it liu?
four feet, from a Zebra tu a Giraffe.
Come ami sen us.
1TE"W SjHIO3.
Jlaiii :icrt inc Streets.
the luminous orbs of our many
1 atrons.
"We introauee all the LATEST FABRICS ot the season. Our 10, 12. 15
IS. 20, 22 ami 23 eer.t Dress (ioods are well worthy of vour inspection.
Also, a full line of WHITE GOODS. DRESS LINENS, TWO-TONED
RIBBONS, LACES, RUCHES, CASHMERES, ZEPHYR and SPRING
SUA WLS, ami countless articles impossible to mention in detail.
Our Millinery Department
Embraces all the Latest Novelties in LEGHORN FLATS. FRENCH CHIP
and STRAW GOODS. Our SILK TURBANS and PATTERN HATS are
the admiration of every one. We also show 1,000 trimmed hats from 81 up.
Men's. Iftiti!9a
Great Reduction in Boots & Shoes
20 (o 25 Per (cut.
LOWER TZHZUNT H,.AST 'YTJ&Ji.tt
Moils Trinre Albert
" Jesting Hackle
" " t'oncn'SH
" 1!:ise Hal 1 Shoi-s
" Two-ltui'.kle 1'low Klni'"
' Genuine llaml Seweil Ties
" Hand Sewed Aleis
Ladies' Slippoi-K
" Half SIkios
" l'ebble Goat, biilo l.aee
" Kip.
" l-'ieneli I'.ntt.iu
' Goal, Uutloli, (worked button-hole)
. .!?l no
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$ .3.'.
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EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION.
PETBB MEBGES.
SPRING IS COMING!
F"-013.1S2II33FBS HaOOlS HERB
--o-
From a rhreshing Machine lo a Hoe
AND WAY DOWN CHEAP.
Mi
flu
on ri.'th St
j'isl neros;
OFKlirK.
between
.e coruer from t!:e kv
1 IKK A I
ioy
AND FURNISHING GOODS. The only house in the city that carries a
clean Fresh Stock of (Jooils of latest styles ami fabrics known of the season.
KUEXAS k GliACK.
Retail Lipr Dealers.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
PLATTSilOUTII - XEB.
Also 13illiard Hall and Saloon on
Main street, four doors from Sixth at
Xeville'a old place.
Store und saloon on Main St. two
doors east of the Tost office.
BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS, ALES,
WINES, dC, AT BOTH
PLACES.
KeiHcmbcrThe Xnuie and l'lhre.
241y Keenau & Grace.
Will find here displayed a fine line of Furnishing goods that cannot fail to
command their attention and patronage.
Suits from 6.00 up
We have the best assortment of
TRUNKS & VALISES
To be found.
537-Call and compare our Goods and Prices, and you will receive the
benefits derived therefrom.
SOLOMON & NATHAN.
AT
FACTORYVILLE!
J. W. Anderson,
Healer in
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. NO
TIONS, HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
Hardware a..,i (Jneensw.irc.
T1IF. II I KMT
Itlarlict Iricc 1'affl for
BUTTER and EGGS.
We Sell Goods
At BED ROCK Figures. Come one,
' Come all, and see for yourselccs.
4in3
landXandi
BEST FARMING LANDS
IN NEBRASKA,
FOU SALE I5Y
IS. cS EHo. StL BL.
IX r.KIt.VSKA.
Great Advantages to Buyers
IX 1S77.
Ten Years Credit at 6 per vent Interest.
Six Years Credit at G per cent Interest,
and 20 per cent Discount.
Olrr Mheral Hisfonnts Vttr Cash
Jthelmtf... on Kare and Krcijrlits,
mt iriuiuuin tor improve
ments. I'itmphlct and Maps, containing full partic
ulars . ill lie maiied free in any part of the
world on ni''li : t ion to
LAN"i COMMISSIONER. B. & M. R. K.
LI.N'COLNJKBUASRA.
THE CELEBRATED
Dexter, Dexler King and Dexter Queen
CAHBIAGE SPRI1TGS,
Arc Unsurpassed for Easy Riding, Durability, and Beauty.
3Iany Thousands Now in Use.
The King of Plow Sellers.
Corner 3d and Main Streets,
PLATTSMOUTH,
IS HEADY TO TALK TO Til II FARMERS OX
Seeders aiasS Stalk (Dnatteie
Shovels, floes, Spades, and Hand-rakes,
Buggies and: SprinG Wagons .
All kinds of HARVESTING Machines,
Mo wers, Reapers 6 Menders,
Vibrator Threshers, 1CU01
Ti
13 TiV.
MMa & Will g
IF. So WffiiiTFira
has come liome,
..
OPIUM
AGENTS WANTED FOR TIIE
P
arid MorpnlM lla'jltatont. W an.lHKlr
-ami. tunWi a !ly. Srna .lawa
faajwtlralar.. tla. C.ritm.
11 Waahlnpoa Ba. CHnn, III.
Send for Circular Giving Price
and Full Description to
And he has brought the finest line of
Dress Goods, Staple Goods, Fancy
Goods and N otionsyou ever saw.
at
ies by Slae acrefeots mul
hoes till you vrnwH irest
lasnts nd caps till
Spring and Summer Goods eyer and ever so cheat
Now is your chancobound to sill and undersell anybody. Hurry
ujy. I want to yo Eaat again next month.
At yon going to Paint?
THE BEST IU THE WOULD IS THE
OHieinieal Paliil
MA.Ni; FACT CUE J JtT
Geo. W. Pitkin & Co.
Stad for Sample Cards ad free Lisk
S3 & 11 Jfa&l m
i HISTORYoFTHeVORLO ' Near Pittsburg.
IIULTOX, PA.
THE DCS T
""the world
S0LD3Y
JS1500.0CT
WhiteSewing Machine Co. Clcvelanp, ohio.
1 CA
WAKRAXTCO
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