Nebraska Newspapers

    T H K U IS U A JL P.
The nl.'oru is the !'! i of an ar
ticle written to llm .Jolirt evs, 111 ,
trhich is so full oT humor and truth
fulness we give it to our rentiers :
Parental duty sent i!a whisking over
the Chicago. Uurlint;n and Quiney
failroad last week.
It i not the pi'.nie road it was twen
ty years ajc.
It then ran up and down hill like
the bounding billows. The grade
Chunked every four roils.
Its rails w';r.! split n't 1 rivetel to
gether and every sectioa mm was a
tolerable blacksmith.
The trains slivered the r;ii!s, the
track looked liky a ist sharpener's
fchip pile, ai:d experience taujrht every
bare-footed boV to take 1 ho w ti.-coii 1 o n'.
"When the train jot u:id r full heat -way,
r. -very iassener grabbed ase.it
am", stared at the warning inseriptii n
on the door panel to convince himself
that he w is not traveling over a cor
duroy road um ton of a runaway tin
Cart.
The cars wrre not coupled closely to
gether, and when the engineer took his
slack a coach was abruptly turned in
to :i gymnasium. Only greenhorns sat
on the stove or went through the win
dows. The experts pulled up seats.
It Was not easy to stop u train. Three
brakemen and the e.ngincifr (i!u-d for
the depot three times and then stepped
Ht the vvatertank.
Train late" was the rule, and "on
time"' the exception. "What we call
"live minuted late" was then ' on time.
The telegraph was a scare article,
Hiiif a slnlt; track had i:s difficulties.
Especially when twenty-four long
freight trains met at. a station where
the side track was half the ieng; h of
tt train.
Yet in thoe days, as now, the C, I'.
& Q. was the best. Its tracks, cars
and depots were always ahead, and to
day there is not a better road in the
A Vest (and none in the Kast so far as
Ave know). Its road bed is as solid as
the foundation of our quarries, and
over is steel rails, straight as an ar
row for miles, its pa!ace cars slide
smoothly as a fowl in the water. The
conductors are no longer shaken skel
etons rattiing in the breeze, but corpu
lent mammoths of good-naturedness,
who, w ith the aid of air brakes, patent
couplers and cars finished with elegant
Cpholstery, make nn invalid feel as
safe and comfortable as a sick person
could feel in hii own home.
The "Jkirlington Ilonte" has more
double track than any Western road,
and is tho "Popular Route" to the
"West.
Deiui Stanley, one Sunday afternoon
years ago, remarket 1 to his wife, it is s.iid,
that the people had g:iz."d at him intent
ly wltiic he preached his morning sermon,
"How could they h-'p it. ur tknr," Us
repiL'd. "when one of your gioves uai o.
the top of your head all the tiinef Tlie
good dean makes no geture while he
preaches ald stands tjuite ttill, bo that
the giovc, which it sti lus li.ul fallen iiom
his h:it to his head, remained there during
LU entire tlWcouise.
She Couldn't do it.
The lady mentioned as having entered
into an agreement with her husband to
li ld her tongue ten minutes in each
quarter-hour lor 1,1 i:i consecutive iiiar-ter-honrs,
lailel iu Imt task. At 3 o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon, :s the was com
pleting her DlTtli tpiaiter-huur, ami her
bi ckers were feeling sure tnat she would
win, a neig!dtr lady, returning from a
shtppiug. cxpei'ition, p.:L-sed along the
street in front of the window, wearing her
new purcha.se, a Ix-autiful shawl. .Now-,
the lady who win holding her tongue
shouhl have tightened her giip at tliis
supreme moment, and eonceiitia ed her
thoughts on something el.-c tliaa this new
article of dress belonging to her ncighljor;
but it is said that tiie ruling p:ision is
strong even iu death, and that ingrained
habit is ucomjuerable; and thesj axiom
were proven in this instance, for the
tongue-holder, unfortunately for herself,
leaned over and whispered iu thu ear of a
lady bystander, What a horrid shawl T'
the immediately saw her mistike, but it
was too late. 'I he judges at once declared
iu favor of the huabaud, the crowd tiled
lowly out of the buhding, ami the first
match on record of tongue-holding against
time was over. One lady at least in Wil
mington will attend chinch this summer
iu last year's bonnet. The husband is m-St-sting
the $10 ho saved in strong plug
tobacco. He says he never before enjoyed
such peace and quietude as during the
past nine days. And now the other mar
ried men of Wilmington are hoping that
the tongue-holding fever may become an
epidemic, and strike the country with
emphasis. Cincinnati Commercial.
Visions cZ Spring".
As I write a dear little -wasp fails upon
the table and expresses his emotion by
whirling around on his back as he lies
prone upon the manuscript before me,
Bays Burdette. Somebody left the win
dow open and "tho wind blew it in." It
lies prone enough just now, but it isn't
half so prone as it looks. I whistle up
the dog of my neighbor. It is a young
dog, foolish in its general habits, impul
sive to a fault, usually incorrect in its
premises faulty in its deductions, and ut
terly erroneous in its conclusions. I di
rect the attention of the dog to the strug
gling wasp, and, by sibilant sound and
taunting and encouraging gestures, endea
vor to excite the unjust wrath of the
quadruped against the insect. I am emi
nently successful; The instinct of the
brufra would undoubtedly teach him to
shun a strong, healthy wasp, but as this
insect appears to be buffering from a
broken back the dog is confident of an
easy victory. After a short introductory
overture of barks he advances upon the
buzzing victim and picks it up. But how
fehall we despise the day of small things?
Without tlie sunshine floods the dusty
thoroughfare of Eighth street with the
glory of the spring, the maple buds un
fold and the w hite blossoms sparkle like
summer snowdrops on the cherry trees; a
child in a clean w hite dress and flannel
lef'nns is falling down the stairs of the
house across the way, and a man iu the
lot adjoining is trying to chase seven
chickens into one coop, while tlie seven
chickens with- a. line burst of speed are
endeavoring very successfully to distance
the man in seven different directions. No
one man can head off seven chickens un
der those circumstances. A woman out
"calling," and evidently a little bit lost as
to locality, is standing with card-case in
her hand, patiently knocking at the door
of a house that has been empty nearly
eight weeks. The wasp, evidently cheer
ed and toned by the skirmish is wheeling
aiiily about the room, singing in low,
soft tones the songs of other golden sum
mer days. How peaceful and sTimmcr
iike the picture.
SAWFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
A purely vegetable distillation entirely
unlike all other remedies.
tU the Tirrnnrntlon ot this remarkable tvmctf
JL ererj fierli, plant, an'l bart Is suhlectert to dis
tillation, !lerety tlio essential nteillcal prljK-ipla
tt obtained in vapor, condensed and bottled. Wnat
remain lo th still la Inert, valueless, and totally
tin lit for u!" lii an nrrnnUtn so delicate as I lie nasal
fAA.iir'. Yet all pnulis aro Insolnhle compound
br woody fibre ; all tinctures, saturated aoluuooa.
SAHFORD'S RADICAL CURE
It a local and constUntlona! remedy, and Is applied
to the na.il pasaiitfea by Insinuation, thus ahaying
lnflammatioa and pnin, iad at once correcting.
rlcanMr.if. and purif liigthe aecratloun. Internally
adminlati-red. 1 tacts upon tho organs of Circulation.
ke- tho akin inot-t, and neutral:? tho aclx
E olson tlmt h.ut found ita way Into the Btotnacb and
hence into the blood. Tims a cure progresses la
otb directions, and It does not aeem possible for
tinmaa ii.uuutty to devlao & more rational Ueatp
menu
sntritisDia cctie.
Gentlevxrn, Abont twelve ysrs sir', whlla
travelling wftti Father Kemp' Old Folk Concert
Trouoc as a tenor Rhiuer, I took a aavcra cold and
was laid up at Newark, . J. Tliicol 1 brought on
fctevera attack of Catarrh, which I battled wltlt
every known remedy for four weeks without avail,
snd waa flhally oiied to give tip a niont deairablo
pofitti.n and r'-lurii home, unat.io to s'nif a noto.
l or t'iree y eant oiterv. :ird I ki niuible to ainir at
alL The flr't attack of Citirrli bad leftniy naal or
iraua au 1 throat so senaiUte that tr.e ili.-btet cold
would brl:irf oa a, f U nfaek, leaving mc pros
trated, la thl way 1 continued to autler. Tbc last
attack, the acvcret I ever had. was terrible. I suf.
fere J the moktexcruel i' ;r-j; pai:i la u.y bead, wua
eo boane as to be scarcely able to speak, and
conjrhed Incessantly. I tie uirlit I was koIii luto
quick consumption, and 1 lit uily believe that bad
these aynipioms coiiUtiued without relief they
Would bavo renderid me an easy victim. Whea
In this illstresslr.rf condition, I commenced tbo oso
ol SiXKonb e IIapu.-ai. Cvlb fob C atarku. very
reluctaatlv. I coni'es I b"d tried all tho adver
tised rvniudi' 9 v ithout In i.illt. The t!r.t clone of this
wonderful medicine nua uie the itre!tet relief.
It Is hardly p'!b!e r rone whose head aches, eyes
ache, ho can scarcely ar.lculata distinctly on ac
count Cf the cho!vlni acCMmulatlons In his throat,
to realize linw ii.uch relief t cbtulned from the nrt
bppllC'ition of S. xrojtn IIadiom. Cihk. fnrter
Ila Influence, both Internal and external. I rapidly
recovered, and by an occasional usn of the remedy
Unce, have been entirely tree frutu Catarrh, for tlie
tlrettlnie la twelve years.
licsucciiullrypnrs.
OKO. W. IIOLBROOK.
VAl.Tnx. Mas.. .Tan.S. l-sT.
t.t. I parch.-.acd the liiOt, Crmt of CEO.
II. iiOCKr.S, ii ub'U.t. Kumford. iiulULuff.
Kacb pacltnie contains Pr fianford's Improved
InhallcK Tube, with lull directions fi.r use In ail
cases. Price, $1.00. For sale by all Wholesale and
Retail DrufcirMs tliroughout tho United States and
Canarins. TEFKS FOTTEIt, General Agent
nnd Wholesale Drturslsts, Boston, Mass.
IGOLLIHSI
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VOLTAIG PLASTER
An Electro-Galvanio Cattery combined
vith a highly Medicated Plaster con
taining the choicest medicinal Gums
and Ealsams known to modern Phar
macy. "These riasters have nnw heen before the pnbllo
for two years, anil, notwithstanding the Immense
Dumber of remedies lu the form of liniments, lo
tioos. palu-curcrs. and ordinary plasters.they have
Steadily Increased In sale and met with universal
approval, as evidenced by over one thousand un
solicited testimonials la our possession. Many re
markable c.uies have beea certllled to by well
known citizens In ell parte of tlie United States,
copie s of which will be sent freo of charge to any
One deMrluK them. Improvements, In many ways
bave been made, as surested by experience ana
use, until It is believed that they are now perfect In
every respect, and the btrt plaster in the tcorld of
mrdicint. Ail we as from every seffsrer In the
land Is a single trial. The price Is tt cents, although
the cost Is double t.iat of any other platter. But,
notwithstanding the efforts of the proprietors to
make the best planter in tho world for the least
money, any similar remedy can be bought, num
bers of unscrupulous dealers will be found ready to
misrepresent Uiein for xljlsh motive and endeavor
to substitute others. If you atk for
COLLINS1 VOLTAIG PLASTER
Have It If you have to send to ns for it.
Sold by all Wholesnlo and Tita!l Druggist",
throughout the United Mates and Canada, aud by
niui i'OTTKB, Proprietors, Boston, Maes.
O. F. JOHNSON,
im:at.i:i: in
Drugs? Medicines?
AND
WAmM fapek
All Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
ALSO DEALER IN
BOOKS.
Stationery, Magazines,
AXD
Latest Publications.
PreHcriplio"' C'arefullj- Compounded
by an Kxperienrcd Drnssistt.
KEMEMHEK THE I'LaCE.
6th HT., 2 DOORS SOUTH OF MAIN
FLaTTSMOL'TH. XEIi.
A. G. HATT
JUST OPKXEI) AGAIN.
New, Clean, First Cbms Jfeat Shop,
on Mitin Stroet in Kreil KrothlcrV 11 st:ind
Everybody on hand for IreMi, tender meat.
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JOHN SHANXOX'S
LIVERY SALE AND FEED
Carriages always on Hand,
AND
HEARSE I FUNERALS.
T.A.IKIIE3 UOTICS I
I waiit all of my ai-eounts settled to date,
and 1 liall do n.i more eredit bui-inc-vs. All old
ae-fiiiit-4 must lie set! !ed r.i. and no n? or.es
v ill be maile. I'nb'M Mielt aecuitiils are eItled
simrtlv tliey v ill be mod.
I wish to do a&liieiiytMoli bioiiiess in future.
JOHN SHANNON.
4C!y l'!aUmu.illi, Xeb,
LOUISVILLE MILLS,
A. H. Jacliman & Sons.
irnoi'isiETOus.
JIaiiufueturers of
Flour, Meal,
ETC, AND
Shippers of Grain.
Cgr-Speeiiil iirtention plven to all kinds ol Cus
torn Griiiilins.
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J. F. BAUMEISTER
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Speri-il rail- a! teiule.l t. aifl Kr-lt Mil!;
fl'iiin i.iine envv f ur'i i' lied when wanted.
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next to II Boeck's.
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BLACKSMITH
s:h:o:e.
Irao7Z, Bnyrjy, Mai-hine aiul Ploto re
jmiriwj, and general jobbing
I am now prepared t do all kind of repairing
of farm and ol lu r machinery, as there
i? a g'KRl lathe in my .shop.
PETER RAD EN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
has taken charge of the wagon shop.
He is well known as a
NO. 1 WORKMAN.
.Now Wasoii! and Kussie made to
OrdT.
SATISFACTION OL'AKANTKKD.
Shop on Sixth.stieet nupnite StreiUt's Stable
W. D. JONES'
Again takes tho
Brick Livery Stable
1'I.ATTSMGUTII,
XEDKASKA
The old r.onner Staples, in I'lattMiioutli, are
row leased ty Wm. I . ,fN KS. and lie has on
hand new aud hafifloliie t.euiuiiiolatiou.s, lu
til shap? of
HORDES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
and
SADDLE HORSES.
I am prepared to keep HOUSES
FOR SALE s TRADE!
And will
Train Riid Break Colts
On Kc:noiial'!e Terms.
ALSO RE3IE3IREK,
That with "plenty of room (that every one
knov. 1 hae) in my stable. 1 can et Farmers
duck and wagons, loads of hay, under cov
er, v. iieie thev ill keep dry.
Tl.auUimi all my old patrons for their liberal
it v. I solicit their trade for tlie future, rati.-tied
that I fan aecomiiio.late thtni better ucd Co
better ly thern 'Man everbefore.
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WM.T). J0ES.
' .Useftaes of the Lirer, Stomach sAfp
! Sana Bowels. It is Purely 1 C-j
J Vegetable It never tt NJJ
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mattoa nevtr tw.(op;
putiiiti(.tf . No family
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MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLA CllUi Til
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WAdON KKr.MIMNO
All kiii-U of
FA I : ? I I M I I. F. M 1 :n TS
mended
Nuitl'; f- I'rumjttljj
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Horse, 3Iulc& OxSlioeinu:.
In short, we'll shoe anything that hur
lour I't'ot, from ;i ZHnu to .1 CJinilTe.
Coino and see us.
. JSTJH"VsT SHOP,
011 Fifth S between Mnii! ard Vine Streets,
just iir-rns.' e coiner from the kkw IIEUAl
OK KICK.
ioy
KEKNAN aV Gl.ACK.
Retail Lipor Dealers.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
PLATTSMOUTII - - XEU.
Milliard Hall and Salon on
Main street, four doors from JSixth at
Xeville's old ilact'.
REST II RANDS OF CIGARS, ALES,
WINES, d-C.
ItcmrnibrrTlio "ame ar.d I'lhce.
2iy Keenan & Grace.
Blew St 2?e
FACTORYVILLE!
J. W. Anderson,
Pea'.er ill
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, NO
TIONS, HATS and CAPS,
ROOTS and SHOES,
Hani ware and (ucciiswarc.
Tf-i:: iiiiiti:r.T
.lEarKct lricc Vald rr
BUTTER and EGGS.
We Sell Goods
At It ED ROCK Figures. Come one,
Come all, and see for yuurselces.
A in3
iANDJLAND!
BEST FARMING LANDS
IN NEBRASKA,
FOK SALE KV
IX KUKAMUA.
Great Advantages to Buyers
IN 1S77.
Ten Ytars Credit at 6 per cent Interest.
S'x Years Credit at 6 per cent Interest,
and 20 per cent Discount.
Oter Liberal li.-oiiut n Kr Canh
llhrtint.'i. on Kart'H anil Krrislits,
- uml ITe iniu ins for Improve.
UlCIIlM,
rjunphlets sin J 5iap. contulnius full i)artlr
rsviUlo iiiiiihil free l ai:y i;ut of the
world on nt'i'liiMiioii to
COMMISSION KK.B. & M. It. It.
Lincoln Nei;iiaka.
OPIUMS
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE i.
HIST0RY""3W0RLD '
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PURNITURE -DEALERS
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Tlioy Invite Everybody Visiting Omaha, to Call anil
Examine their Large Stock.
C 187 FAR NAM STREET
om:aha, - ILT
Ww Ii
The Lnr-cst nii.l most Complete STOCK of Dry Goods,
Millinery and Clotliin- ever placed before
the luminous orbs ol' our many
Patrons.
Wo introduce all the LATEST FABRICS of the season. Our 10. 12, 13
18. 2 ), '-22 and 2-"5 eei.t Dress !oods are well wortliv of your inspeetion.
Also, .1 lull line of WHITE GOODS. DRESS' LINENS, TWO-TONED
RIliRONS, LACES, RUCHES, CASHMERES, ZEPHYR and SPRING
SHA WLS, and countless articles impossible to mention in detail.
Our Millinery
Kmbnices all the L.-.test.Xovelties in LEGHORN FLATS. FRENCH CHIP
and STRA W GOODS. Our SILK TURBANS and PATTERN HATS are
the admiration of every one. We also show l.OMO trimmed hats from up.
HfeisV
at,
AND FURNISHING GOODS. The only Itouse in the city that carries a
clean Fresh tock of (loods of latest styles and fabrics known of the season.
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 tho Lest assortment of
TRUNKS & VALISES
To be found.
JTall and compare our Goods and Prices, and you will receive tho
benefits derived therefrom.
SOLOMON & NATHAN.
THE CELEBRATED
Dexter, Dexter King and Dexter Queen
CAEEIAGE SPRINGS,
A re Unsurpassed for Easy Riding, Durability, and Rcauty.
Many Thousands Now in Use. j
V7y v7y
4 y psy-T .l.j
Send for Circular Giving Price
and Full Description to
DEXTER SPRING QQ
Near Pittnir-.
m i a y iM
arid. Sjsaysresi
Wilf I
Department
Youth's.
XIULTOX, PA-
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Great Reduction in Boots & Shoes
20 to 25 Per (Vnl.
ILOATS TZ-3I A.1ST LAST YEAB
JIchk' Irin-- All'fi t
J.:t-tii! lliii-k!.-
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r.as.- P.nll Sl'i...w
' Two-ntu-klt" l low SI101'-
' (Icimiiic 1 1 : 1 1 I Si'-.M'd Ti?s
" JUtna Sewed Alfis
Ladies' Slijjn'r-
l!:Uf Sines
lVMik- Ciiat, Side I.jiee
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" lioat, lUilIiiii. nvoikeil li:tt"ii-ln!e).
EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION.
SPRING IS COMING!
From a riiroshin' 3Iadiin; (o a Hoe
AND WAY DOWN CHEAP.
Frfiri
The King of Plow Seiiers.
Corner "d and Main SI reel.0,
plattsmotjth:, iteb.
IS TIICAM' TO TAL!:
TJ XiIITZ"
Shovels, iioes, Spades, mid Ila'icl-rakcs,
B'li-iii.-. tils .ra-iij,
Buggies nnrI Szjcm6f Wagons
Ali kinds of ilARYrnXG Mac-hiaus,
i T r A tV- 4;C" c-
Vibrator Threshers,
lia.s come homo,
And he has brought the finest line of
Dress Goods, Staple Goods, Fancy
Goods and N otionsyou ever saw.
T say nothing m grocer
ies by the nerctfhots and"
si?e fill yon en5t Bsest
Biats ancl caps 1M
yow must- I3i2y
Spring and Summer Goods oyer and ever so cheap
Note is your rhanro bound to toll and nnd. rsdl anybody, limy
vp. I wait to j Emt again next month.
THE BSST III THE WORLD IS THE
Oliemicfrf. Paint
JUA.WfACTUHEIi JlY
Src3 fur SiKj.-lc CurJs Trice LLts.
THEBES T rtTnT A'rt
K-V" '''.VEECNf.l-' inn,rs;-
'i''' WkiteSewi? Machine Cr.
" TUB HSADY"rA22ir.f SOAP 22 AILEI2. :
Prvf r-H 98 Per Cent Pure.
P&IA1 iii STHOMCEST AHD P.UREST LYE fc'ADE.
mST LYE is a ME FOWDEB. ;
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Any portion of contents
out :.o;l:iii', nii'l your . u-;i v. 1.1 w . m y s itliuiit
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ftuin other I. ye.
e t-asjMonfnl will KoJVrii five allojti of hard water.
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