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What Is Life?
A little cri! IwwUe the bed,
A MUe face above the spread,
A little frock behind the door,
A little elioe upon the floor.
A little lad with dark brown hair,
A little blue-eyed fa-e and fair.
A little lane that ld to school,
A.Uttle pencil, sUte and rule.
A little blithesome, wtnorm maid,
A little hand within ia laid,
A litt e cottage, act en four.
A little old-time household store.
A little family fathered 'round,
A little turf-haped, te.ir dew'd mound
A little aJded to his soil,
A Iilile rest from hardest toll.
A little ill r or in bis hair,
A little room and vtiy chair.
A litt'e nl.ht of earth-Hit gloom,
A little cortege to the tomb.
All Sort.
"Show me some leather-colored cash
mere," said a lady to a salesman. "This
piece suits as to quality, but is too liht
in coior. -it win iiecoine darker, mad
flmc," said the insinuating shopman, "af
ter you have worn it a few time on a sun
ny day and tanned it."
A Turkish commission on the alphabet
lias recommended the use of Iloman let
ters for staff military maps, because they
allow more names m the same space than
the Arabic character. This is regarded as
a step toward Romanizing the Turkish
language.
A man murdered a woman in London
vhom he did not know, and for no reason
that he could give, except that lie was
lired of life, lie starred out with the
avowed purpose of killing somebody, and
he fcems not to havo cared who his victim
miirht be.
Cardiac hypertrophy, or muscular en
largement ot the heart a very serious
disease is often induced by an excess of
muscular exercise, a fact that should not
be forgotten by those men and women
who indulge in contests ot" strength, en
durance, or aguity.
An artistic London tailor exhibits his
cloth for starting suits by turfing his win
dow, placing sturTc'l partridges and pheas
ants in it and dispirying the bales of
xloth thereon, so that intending purchas
ers could judge for themselves how the
goods would loot when worn in the
liehl.
"Here," said the farmer, as ho exhibited
n broken jar to the manufacturer, "I
packed this jar full of butter and the jar
split from top to lxttom. Perhaps you
can explain the phenomenon. ' "Oh, yes,
I can," was the rendy reply, "the butter
was stronger than the jar.
A member of a rhetorical class in a
certain college had just finished his dec
lamation, when the professor said, "Mr.
, do you suppose a general would ad
dress his sohTiers in the manner in which
you fpoko that piece?" "Yes, sir, I do,"
v, as the reply, "if lie was half scared to
death."
On the 4h of July, 1SC3, at the battle
of Gettysburg, Albert Jackson was shot
in the right lung. The bullet was not ex
tracted. Mr. Jackson recovered, and late
ly lie was taken with a violent lit of
coughing, something obstructing his wind
pipe, and in the paroxysm the bullet waa
toughed up.
Japanese 3Iagic Mirrors.
At a recent meeting of the London Roy
al Society Prof. Ayrton gave an explana
tion of the so-called magic property pos
sessed by certain rare bronze mirrors, sold
by the Chinese at about twenty limes the
cost i f the ordinary mirrors of that coun
try, r.nd which consisted in these mirrors
lx'ing able to reflect from their smooth,
polishinl faces the raised patterns of birds,
1 towers, dragons, or Chinese letters with
which their backs were adorned. His ex
jK?riments, made during the Winters of
i77-'7;, had led him to believe that
there existed extremely slight irregulari
ties in the curvature of the polished sur
face (quite invisible to direct vision), of
such a nature that the thicker parts, cor
responding, of course, with the raised pat
terns on tiie back, were Hatter than the
remaining convex surface, so that thero
was less dispersion of light from the thick
portion'than the thinner. He described
one of a series of diagrams illustrating
various experimental arrangements of con
vergent and divergent beams of light
w hich the authors have availed themselves
of, and the use of which constituted, he
raid, the essence of the system of investi
gation employed by I'rot. I'erry nnd him
telf, and he explained that if his theory of
the phenonienon was correct, then plating
the bcreen, on which the reflection of the
light from the Japanese mirror was cast,
iu a certain position, the phenomenon
ought to disappear, and again putting the
scre-en in another position, the phenome
non ought to be inverted, that is, instead
of a bright image on a dark ground, which
hitherto had alone been w huihas been ol
Bcrved by previous investigators, a dark
image of the pattern on a bright ground
ought to appear. This disapjearMice and
alwolute inversion of the phenomenon lie
said he had found to actually take place,
but that he was compelled from want of
time to leave the experimental exhibition
of it for the Koyal Institution. V arious
other facts, such as the necessity cf hold
ing the screen rather near, but not very
near, the mirror when ordinary sunlight
without lenses was employed, was, like
the inversion phenomenon just referred to
shown to bo explainable only on the in
equality of curvature theory, and not on
the inequality of density theory.
The next question that arose was, IIow
was this inequality of curvature produced?
This was explained to be due to the meth
od employed by the Japanese for making
the lace of the mirrors convex, which meth
od had hitherto been quite unknown to
foreigners, but which Prof. Ayrton had,
after much trouble, iound to consist in
scratching the face w hile cold with awier
ebo, or "ttistorting rod." During the oi
cration tho mirrors Ixeamc visibly con
cave, but, receiving a "buckle," sprung
back again so as to hecomc convex when
the pressure of the rod was removed. The
thicker parts of these mngic niirrorsyield
ed less under the pressure, were made,
therefore, less concave when under the
rod, and sprung back less, or became less
convex, when tne pressure of the rod had
been removed. He then showed how
this explained the fact discovered by Prof.
Atkinson, of the Imperial University, Ja
pan, in 1S77, that a tinall scratch made on
iho back of a mirror with a blunt nail, al
though apparently producing no ctTcct on
the oilier side, became nevertheless visible
as a bright line on the screen when a light
was reflected on the mirror. -
Xijxe Novgorod Fair. The great
market of the eastern world baa been
held nt this junction of the Volga and
Olga Rivers in Russia, every summer
for hundreds of years. Hero the na
tions of -Europe and Asia meet with
thf-ir products for trade. Cossacks,
Chinese. Turk and Persian meet tho
(Iprnraji and the Greek with every va
rieiy of merchandise that mankind,
employs', from sapphires tu grindstones,
te-A. opium, fur, food, tools and fabrics,
nnd l;ist hut not least, medicines. J.
C. Ay ft & Co.'s celebrated remedies
from America were displayed fn an
elegant JJazaar, where tho Doctor him
self miht sometimes 1 seen. They
irekROvva and taken on steppes of
Asians well as the prairies of the
irt and are an effectual antidote for
the diseases that prevail in the yaourts
of the North as well n the liuts and
,-il-ir:of the western continent. L.m
9:3 Times
In Mississippi there are 349.241 pupil
children 153,150 white, nnd iyo,Ui3 col
ored. Of these 100.G7G whites, and 104,-
779 colored attend school. The school
fund or the past year amounted to G2G,-
26S per capita in average uailj attend
ance $J.42.
A farm-Land in Central Italy gets
seven cents a day for harvesting, and
is glad to lind employment even at that
rate.
KS&j "3 H aV
RADICAL GURE
For CATARRH
rjta CTerjr ai.rom cnuliruinetluii. auj la Ifilt rik
:uc cTii r i.-om cTrjr ocr cuuw j rrxm-y,
I
o-cort y-jr ltlnisioai-11'a wnjr from tuo AUantla
to t;e I'sclifl cua!, auj w!;rrover knou-a h lo
cotno tli" Moa 1 rciaedy t -rlnu l- -ot:nent (C .
urra. i ;io j r;ri' i-r nv tc-n v .jca rpoa hf
fc-cnticoec of uaiior.&l rnpctu!on Via hav j Sra
cured by U;U fm, n.l yli i I t ;,b corrrt icr
bl eipp!: B!i'J rr-'M-ia! tr-c!i'.c, EprcJ t2
CT'JOd him tlronrtit tin Clrol ;i Ii v::lrli Virr
iarrtt. Wtin you t-vsr vrnli. y jf:it!f man of !.
oiiif-nce n-i r-na-merrt , 1 my n to
tiunford'a lLirn Ccr., yo:i may fitl ttnri
Uit It Is mi -TcIfl of STt T.-.luc, nd worchy
mjsHY VTSLL3. cr VTtiis, Taboo b Ca.
t.i.O. W. ilwcOnTCN. WilTSU, Uxsa.
T TOT-T CTTTD ?) ir-rr!onto th letter n4 63
L cpy I b-tro liari a prrninct:t cure
1). W. OiiAi', SI. l.,iil
il'ltUATlJIS. luWA.
T ITAVE rrnuc;W It tni:ts rinVr if rf
th'r M(r!i o:lr3ta of 11 y&lua aaJ eCcota
WiL DO.i, TTi ris ST, f T. Loci.
AV I -K two bo:i'vi I fod tnTr pcrr"j.
riit: rnrd. I hara la--3 r-j'-ommcacl-1
lsa Ii iRtisua ak., roeros.
V E t!HT oTd FiitrnsDVi rPTii. rrw foe
f i.ritrlT oiu- T"r O ld tin ry i i.tklly t!i
tre tiprcr ol'I s p'xllr r,-fn,ri.tlu tiut rnTf "rti
tnttiosf iu lid i'in?rrd pliant rrlief from any
cf liio ntul rMiciVi- th it !i co-ilJ not be trua. I
t::Pivloro UiJ c niuduYH to it Dofore otli -I.
Inch n-yi!(r of 5 tf ir.p'ririi"ii.roi! mn.
in. bm.rcTTe improve 1 luiiailuif Tube. .d
ft il ttrrrti I r l'. u - Li nil r.u-
II ruaV'l. tT!C(. El ML
r:iii-ri.irot'iioi!i tns inueabia'.n u l Cunfi'lr.m.
r. j-. - ji i fc:t, tncral y-itc; ad wlioli
Mllj6Uir.
rl . J J
; ? i
wicb a highly K-ilca-M.l KtreoTtitealn
PlMtr, fariairn tho lxt Piaster for uaiM
iu v. orui ut Kjxucat.
TAiC 11. A. i CiiS. Si Sim tx-ea cf Krcat benene
In reilocloif n weiiu.a: -i iy slJo i:ial two p y
tirtana ptonoacf .' :l l'.i!5:tfr.Bcnt cf tlui Siltgo,
ad coo prcaoaacd it an uvcrtna 7 at-ror.
, Ltd, Hsr-h ?3. IS7I.
uniz Ann ties lust.
ftrr.lrmm. yon vr'.il fa1 fry!. f-A I
COLLINS VOLTAIC Jr'LAfl EKS. r y fie aOoi-s
0 will ,eo tiTit I c -n dsutncUi3; to In lpntiirri
la anise y i.vcn If 1 a-i mt .hi-i m t- i. . ,.t
arouml. Thire area nc:.ibor wii h;vj irle.fyonr
plvters vuuL4i;ivea outthrs I! pit.-r were
rood t5r nofiJ oar, ar.l row loin trv cri that tii'T
arg the fret t!i-v lmvo irrret.ri 1 k .v..
tul wlrtrr b'-twr thnn I hive t-fr in tlirea
vrar. V.tbJlconl,l naTtwaral Lf your pl-atera
bauro. IviLi.fir.
?S-K,.1 Tua ,o, wortnlcaa tirnljilon. Sold
t all W boluMlv and ftsmi rrapv-tta t-rr,ormt
TSr.;.,"l.&"t'" "aaJs. wJ by WliLIL A
jjaaaatala&J'l
STGX, CARRIAGE . and ORXA-
MENTAL PAINTER,
-A. ASHLEY.
Shop over the Jirick Block
next to II Joeck s.
PL. ATTS MOUTI t,
4Uv.
xrr.
J. G- CHArtlBERS,
M;inufa-tiirer of iind Dealt rin
TO
2.
SADDLES.
COLLARS,
HALTERS.
WHIPS
ETC., ETC., ETC.
REPAIRING
Done with Neatness! Dispatch.
e only pinco in town where "Turley'B pat
ent selt adjustable horse collarsare f oh'l"
4omC
k: us an & cjkacj;.
BBtail Lianor Dealers.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
PLATTSMOUTII ' - - XEB.
Uilliard TIall and Saloon on
Main street, four doors from .Sixth at
Neville's old place.
3 EST Ii RANDS OF CIGARS, A LES,
WINES, &C.
nrinrmbfrTli Xane r.l I'lncr.
2!y Keenan & Grace.
O. F. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN
Drugs Medicines
AND
All Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
ALSO DEALER IX
Stationery, Magazines,
AND
Latest Publications.
PrKrrIptifn CnrofBlIy Cre:ioninled
by an Kxprrtrnrrd Dragrzint.
HEMnir.EU the rr.ACE.
Clh ST., Z DOORS SOUTH OF 3IA1N
rL-iTTSMOUTIt. 'EB.
0LT1!G PL4STEB
WAJUJi
i OLD AhD OELIABLE. 2
JJDb. fsAXFora'3 Lira IxriJoitATonlJ
-i3 n. Strtadar 1 FmUy I-raly for
r i. -r - ... .
.li3.':ifsof tlie Liver, Htomacli ft'Vf-?;
hi M
V. 6 fc6 STfl
II II II Wi j
wil' 11 .a -a.1 F'T rj - -E -a
a." A. T
5 -.-,00 H ri g rsInTigorntorS
-
in my practice;
by the public,
more than 35 yonrs !
-!.JJ vith ucpreepderjtcd r snlts.jj
CC?;n aTOD n I Pr II I An at
' w - i '. a a ra w c - 1
Jt I . (n,tr JhU, M.b., MwroHKuiTi5 .
J H VKM.-CIT WILL TELL VUI : IT KKPt TATIO. '
LOUISVILLE MILLS,
A. H. Jackman & Sons.
IIt O Pit I KTO ItH.
Mamifacturf n of
Flour, Meal,
ETC, AND
Shippers of Grain.
J3S"Spoeial attention given to all kinds of Cus
t'i!ii Grinding.
LOUISVILLE.
CARS COITXTY,
Jf ERRARK A
5tf
A. G. HATT
JUST OPENED AfJAIX.
New, Clean, First Class Meat Shop,
on T.I.iin Strcot in Fred KroeliWa old stand
tvt'! body on iiaiul for fresii, tendt-r meat.
-s 1.06
Platte Valley Herd of
POLAND-CHINA
-"V-Jc---1' .,v-r
T. CLABK
WEKl'IXt; W ATE II, ... XEH.
8-uegistered Stock for sale. l.lnifi
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
AND
BLACKSMITH
SHOP.
Wagon, Buggy, 2Ia hine and Plow re
pairing, and yentrtzl Jobbing
I am nor prepared to do all kinds of repn!:ing
cf far:u hiuI ot her machinery. : Hide
V a good lathe ill iny hc-p.
PETER P.ACEN,
The old Reliable Wason Maker
has taken charge of tlfc wngon shop.
lie is well known as a
SO. 1 WOKKMAN".
rw iTa;0ns lansjrie. made to
Ortler.
FATISFACTION GVATt AXTEED.
I Shp on Sixtlistreet oppos'.jr S-reizht's Stable
jand BoTve'a. It is Purely
J Vegetable. It never
JCKthnrticaiid PJ UL f $
Kcz ia ltd
ki U Wi T A
7- a L; i M " ki la L
fi-'.a r v for
C'w
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PHOF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE
ros SPTSIIATTOEHCEA.
'l?jrl M
"SSWIF2AS- PASTE LLE-
A Vahml.-e Incovtprj
amt Nw iM-ftfirtuic in Mcr
!'! tvieiwr, imi riitirt-lj
N'rw and itK0rtivc1 flirt-live
Ii-Htrdy tr thr ipr t-dj
mid innnint Cure 01
bpmfnal fn.itsbiona A
Iirpotncy by the oniy
liuo wry, Direct
Arrlicaf ion to the vriu-
trirml nat of tlt Iica.. act ii iff ly Ab-orption. mvA rxrr
t nt it tp'Hic ifcf.u''iir? un i.1 firniinal A rs ode 3 Ejae
iilutory Pai td, 1-ron-t .ate t limdmul Urfthra. Tl. u
rtthe Rpntedy if n-tei'-i.-.l vi:h no pain or hriitirpnif mcp.
it is ffMirklr d;oivvi air! on talnorSpI, ppctar ii)T an
jinnx?diato ao'ithinjc anl rntorativp rfltc; t.puu thr (.-x-uul
and Merruua iii;iiiuo" rrrkrl lrtn ft-lt-atn e
ad ircffHf, atupjiT tt.e drain rwm lfr tMtrin, rcTur
intMc mind to lu-altit fin. firmed mmory, rtowinj
tiie limn of Sigh. ITorvi TTcbilily, Confuaicn
cfideafl, Avtsioii toSccfty, Eio.Ktc. an.l thr npp-ar-a:
tf promaturf) o i pre i.-Htn' y arrt'inpmnyitrijr thia
trMtl, and rfstoriai-i pi"f'.-t f-txui Vip-or, wlirre it hat
brcn trninnt tor y in. 'i hia HHMi ot tr ulmont hu ixm1
tlio ti in vffjr cwrc e.i-., ami It now a prniioi.nr-il
:ioc9. Ini gs or? I o TwirU pie-f nhf iu liinc rrinllti.
an!, R iiianv can I-ir itnt ith but lrtV if any
pnnt'itrDw.l. T ri-i no N"o!tuiio nlt-t-t liiit Prepara
tion, I'r.ir: kt! .I.rnra:ii 'tiitlt-iiii ti pM:ii-t'iy 7Tiaram
tte ii;nt it will gi v aattsfactton. Pnrirp the eixht
Tfurwfhat it ).abrr'iin j;ri!rai vw, n r lav.- :iuMiifI
ot t"iiivnifil ai tu it value, and it ia row oum-erd-cd
Ly the MdUnl ?rf'fcn t he te mnt rational
n.rant vit di-n-ovc?' J ot rtarhinr "ml rurirp Uus very prtv
al' nt trouliie. t mt id veil ki uunf bo lhc f nmc otMi:o' J
mififry to 'j many, aui iipu .. hm quacka rr.v
t!iriniiwic. ntniis mi'! I i-y fsc.Tbo Koinrdy i pot u
in a neiif h x, rfu-rri t- at a month, and aetil in a pin in
wF'K-r t'j Hiail valMl tr f 8. Two Kse. .tu.iit nt tc
HT. tt a prinaiiiitf-ur- i:nlra in pi'rere ne $6 Tince
IVixea (inn ihr-.c, f.nl nomtlifi- i I itn iniirmrt. "..
rei-ore vijtor, in tHe wort rnta. 7 Fuil DIKEClIOiS
for risin? will aurawpniiy .ACll i:Oi.
(S'-nd fur a D-fMriptir Pa'np-iiet p'Ting AnmTcrtX
IIlutrntion.trhi-ri wUI nninre the mot re-pfiial
t :at thry ran b refir-d V prrietrt nianiio.Ml, ati'l a
futrJ for tie datii of I't. ran- a it rv"" nt.cail. if
Pent hr ad for ila-n-.p to r ny one. SoM OLY bv t!ie
HARRIS REfJiEDY CO. KPC.CHEMfCTS.
4r!eiandCh, Sfa, ST. LOS. P0
tS fortes 6 S 1"
t.-w-w-
T'l'V JJ A lntrrc,i,fiw nnd en.plete OulcSo to
!itK.' K aartacW och'-r-, t ie tallowing cliupter : A
": ctniirtetuit Voinan:uMft. 5i-ircnon ot
jMT.itwiti. tmtiiipatih.e alia iiic-onipaii-ii.e.
trrilirv in women, caute and
A lviw to wivea, t ns:ittii'm, i; 4 hum, Clff.rry and
MnTiioary con.pftr- d, C'oitiifca;l .!ut, i'm tin, Cn
t: icnit-nt, X've u: d iiurtftliap, j .iirIiniirnt t MarridC?
nt i:tu:c end tni.!e, Stf-ncc M i!r.nmit-r, JmiiitIc it;e
r-Tiiidn d, Iaw ut Airriu.', Itw ot livo-t'e i,. .rsl rikrhta
rf mii"-; -.-d m n.:n. c e., incliuKuff iHaena it r nlvir to
. omen, thrir nu r a;nl irenttitcat. A bn..k tr pri-rat
a'j roni.KT.liTtj.doc oi Ua'i ppcrei, wiui xuii i i&lu r.u
.raTiii bv u.i'i, pea.'.-1 f tCO contfi.
rn rrphiajs,Con rrncp . . it, stricture, ariiw-c'tij,
i :, t a on t'perirat'orhoca. Sexual UobiUty, ai d lm
rotv;ry, f hi he t-nlmi and Kxri r:tt.9-ifE Seminal
i:ti:a N'Tvit.iiiic-tf, Atitmchi (j Society, Cwnfuion ot
1 ir.s, i ... va ;pesy, l;imnoftof :t:hta Jvtctiw Memory,
l,oca Srxual To-JT-r, cc nmk.r.jr marrinr iKipmprr
or w-la;i!iy, r":-:? t-reatniTit, and a jrif-et pmtry
Yi'uui.. t I.t tor ti cure tf eil private cLwimci; muiA
re, over OJ;inT'', ccv..
lrc-p on """nvhood and WoHiiaahonrl, cerM j or
til l.tn in .r. i:kc!y bound VHhi:ue, l. 'fhey i-wttaiu
C '0 pjs a-vl 'T-r TvKi 1 lluatrat-icnn. enirtrracioi; pvtry
t:.2 on the r .nera I t Fyst-!u t h nt in worth kn'jv mp, anj
iniai-n tri- t in not puni t,:n a in erroriirr vutk. i ne nrnw
b.uf J vtiu:nc : positSe'.y tlte l..t 1 fpuler MJicttl Book
pu Ii.-h: (l, i. i id t-ioj.er.iaf"t9ti,d af er tii-uir it ran hav
t.iir nii;-y r-.l:indt-d. 'Jm Antl. r is ri xprnenced
1 yiMin cf tai:y yir praclire, (fa it v ell Vimwn,) and
t.e advice r venn d itiOfa ft-i trt-ttuMtt laid down, will
t find irrftt ts!iu! to t!oc eutli-riiiic fnm inpuriti-a
( f in? pyteiM, enr'y r-ron.'i t vijfor, fr any i t tin nMincT
rs ir.'UhVt rn i!.jr nrd -r lle h'-nd t f Private" or
Chronic" dieai.s.T!t f i"rV vo'utne.oroii'.plcte
Jm one, i.r Priw !u Mnmi4, f:!ver t-r C'tirrt-n-y. (CotnuU
taim aCfntldeniial, and ivttcra c-i p- mpr'v tanrt tratiky
nn-fi wit Sort cni-.) Aci.irp'-n: Lt. Uut"' Uip?rj
ary, 13 rt. Stli St., ft;. Lot, f ! . (Zstablished 1S47 )
i. i" Top soifl by News Doalor-:. AGcNTS wanted.
f r"T- rT'TTS in-'.- a!! Mmti ttufV--Jw f-rm "V
r.ITTffhi-: to a--. b !i tf.wr i w-i cad fld-.vaaa, H
4 a -a hrre.y atirca litt'i ifi-.t t' w:"i ira JF
--sot r 2Vu'
PriTt. Hospital. VtO
8. t ltrk t..t hicatt.
III. Cv"Pp"-a,tT. "
1 'rivals, C bronic and
Kmile D.setra.
t'fnuliatinn f r .
I.i1ia aud (tro'.le
mn. aefifl odp diilwtr
t'tr anmp of boat
rubber oA and
valval.. information
br pr. Kllit
bie V tutir Phu. V
per b..ju PrlTutr
home nur-K for
l.aiifa duriu; cuo-
A lKr work, priffl &0
ecnia br nil. Mvi'
rira of Natnr. Fot-H.
oloffj 4if id-trriMtc?. Or
Gnf ration.
Di - f Youtto inl
Matihrvl: a wmIUi of
cfautce tat tain an in
fvrfuniriit, f lAtrrrt
to boih trxna. Nthiu
etfenaive m o1 taut
and rrfjnemf uu Infnr-
C3
LU
CD
err
inarioti a e t r tfor
pulltirl. N fatnii
houM wit tout ic
CyA.I tr-nn, (r. A. G.
fln?mtit.
anil MORI'MI F. hahit
lalrly and trrJ.iy curH. in
No fnihlieitir. n'! twamp
fr-r full iMrtir-j'an. Dr I ar.toa.
Mr
2U3 3. Clark it-, Chiraxa, 111.
DYKES'BEARD ELIXI
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TflE HBNBY F. MILLEE
PIAX0-F0KTE
Are not oi.lv first-rl-iss In-tnime:its. but this
Establishment may be ttislly regarded
as tine f t he leading l'iauo- l-'tu to
Maiiufai-lori-.'s ol the
World.
THE FAVORITES
IN THE CONCERT HALL.
Piirin the Season of 1S7.V1ST0 the Henry V.
Miiler I'imiios were ui'i in Huston and vicinity
In iiiuri' than .'oneerts.
Season of lf77-lS7J. 175 Concerts.
Scasun of ls7s-17!) Month of October. s.
Concerts; Month "f Xovcmber, -J3 I'oucerts
Xmte l'itt fir.-t rfii.-s Ii pio. co't (in hi i-wh un-
qwtf inert ini iilnrti!).
THESE l'.l.Va HAVE RECEIVED
The Highest Praise
i rom tue
tal aW M Vara A tat
ifiosi trnineni i?iusicians.
Of late I have had many opportunities of
uniiu your 1 tanos and can say witn pleasure,
t licv liave n superior in America, nnd mv lony
experience abroad justifies me in placing them
ahead ol anv loreign insHumeiiis oi tjieir kind.
Ch as. K. auams.
Madame- Ko.e nnd lhe other artists of niy
coiniianv are delimited with t he "Miller" l'iano.
for its rich puiitv 'if tone, and the tvouderlul
iiK'juiL-r in wliicli it -ustauis l lie voice.
JI. .MAI'LKSON.
In behalf of the Parnaltce Concert Company,
and ii:inicularl v ntvself as the pianist ot said
company. I wish to express manv thanks lor
the lieautiliil lii.iud 1'iauos of vour mani'fac-
lure. with which yiu have furntslied us so far
this seu-on. With your hue instniuieiits con
cert giving iM-coiiies a nosh ive pleasure and de-
Ught, " i-o -ay we all ol us
I consider no other "nmke" with which 1 am
icoiiamted. can excel it in any of the tiualities
mat constuule a perte-t instrument. .s an
accompaiiiiuent for the voice, 1 know of none 1
ould prefer to yours.
Mrs. I. E. . CAKTEB.
I take irrcat ideayure in recoininondinjr the
llem v F. Miller I'tatnj" on all occasions where a
lirst-clars piano Is desired.
.Mrs. ii. .m. mith.
I have known the Pianos manufactured by
Mr. f It-Hi v M iller for many years ami I do
not hesitate to say that they lake high rank
iiiiniiir tne nrsl-clajs instruinents or any oi tne
best makers. t'AKi. Zk.ickahv
I consider the Miller Piano superior to all :
others in that mellow and iiiiiin uuality o ac-
eeptable for voice ace. ,mpaniiiiei-ts.
.Mrs. r.. ai.ink i"s:f)oi.
Ve were delitrhted with the Pianos of your
manufacture which we used during our recent i
tour in Ihel'nited States t heir charming .sing
ular ;na!ities rcniU-i nig them esjiecially tlestra
lile lor accompanying the human voice.
i UK OKKil.N l. SWK.i."H
LAI IKS lit'AltlKTTK.
World's International EililMtion 1876.
This cstablislimcnt w:'s lhe onlv one out of
more tliHii fort y Piano-forte exhibitors, which
was decreed two AWAitKs for its single exhibit
of Pianos at 1 lie Centennial Kihihil ion.
TJiis nvi)t the inrty E.tv)iU1imcnt that Received a
tIH cil Airarrt for a Ifen-Iurcati-fn
Tiie I'aterst I'ct.al
Upri.it Piano-Forte.
8
mi
1 1 ii.inin
nave received the endorsement of the
State of Massachusetts
and the
CITY or BOSTOIT.
They arc LEADERS awovg the FOREMOST
rfAXOS f THK IVORLD.
HENRY F. MILLER
Boston, Mass., U. S. A.
JAMES PETTJSE, Ag't..
Plattsmouth. Neb.
V.lj jj M WiXtfll. I M
In a mont hlv. 10O-ta Scran ftonkrtf rhecrenm of
tho Woril a I.itfrntnre. Single copy, 21 to., or $2 per
v-r. An 4il Chromo flls'ju incljeM of ' Vost;iiiii
iwy. pric. i; tlack Shet-p," 1-5 book, in
Ukoar IHmlir.g: " CTirartum OaJtle s MUtkr." a $1
rMHK, in parn-T miaduiar. antl a um env ot "Wood
lloiuhrl(l Magazine " aUl prmt-iM.nl, for onljr 8") prnt
in ln.my, or in one-rent pOMt-a;. iitinitis. .Ah-entd
waniaal. Mo5t liHeml f arm. but not tiuix int rn-.
AikiiaasS.2). Wood Trlbujii) EaJiUciT, ow V al. it
(C2i
iiati l nmnan
JDPIU
H8D17 F. Miller Pianos
FIRST CLASS
Clothing House!
C. G. HER0LD, - Proprietor.
FIRST ESTARL'D IX 185C.
Keeps a general large stock of
Men's, Youth's & Hoy's
CLOTHING!
and lias just received tlie finest lot of
French and Eaglish Silk
WORSTED SUITS,
THAT EVER CIinsSED THE MO. ItlVEJl.
His different styles of
SSafs Gaps,
are surprising, and his stock of
Furnishing Goods !
FANCY GOODS,
AXI)
Is'Iarge enough to supply any demand.
Call and Examine the
USTIEXW" STYLES,
BEFORE rURCITASiya ELSEWHERE.
21y C. O. IIEKOLD.
N.W. AVER & SON
ADVERTISING AGENTS
bJSo PHILADELPHIA
Cora Chntnnt mini Eighth Sts.
Receive AdTcrtiwmcnti fur this Tapei;
poTIVJATrQ 1' w(t Casli Rate
to I I III A I LO free for Newspriper AdTertlnltia.
Send 20c. for AYER &SON S MANUAL
& rwiii,. RJAGKIFYi.lS GLASSES for inv.-Ptig-
;oiis m tin'anijMuuTiUiiiry.ifiiiCuuurt.Aariculture,
&C I.KNSi:sr Y J I.ASSES,Tl.,Faat'Pi:S
rrc. Kl Paok I'meE Li.rr, fully illustrated tent frr.
(MCALLISTER. Hfj.Otirvan,4i HASt.v St N.Y.
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Omaha Nebraska.
HMTImy. l?T?T3P m&
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They Invite Evcryho.ly Visiting Omaha, to Call and
Examine their Large Stock.
187 FAR NAM STREET
2srO"W" ZR,IEA.:D!rr
Tho Lnp-cst and most Complete STOCK of Dry Gootls,
Millinery nnd Clothing ever jdnced before
the luminous orbs of our many
Patrons.
U araaa. k- ajv , jrm
kAA ijd. Waa?a?
Weintrtwluce all tlio LATEST FABRWS of the season. Our 10, 12i, 15
18, '20, 22 and 2 cex.t Drt-ss (ioods are
Also, a full line of WHITE GOODS.
RIJillONS, LACES. RUCHES, CASHMERES, ZEPHYR and SPRING
SUA WIS, nnd countless articles impossible to mention in detail.
Our Millinery
Embraces all tlie Latest Xovelties in LEGHORN FLATS. FRENCH CHIP
and STRAW GOODS. Onr SILK TURBANS and PATTERN HATS are
the admiration of every one. We also
SB9,
AXD
Ann VTTHNTSTTTNG GOODS. Theonlvhou.se in the city that carries a
i tliian Fresh btock of Goods of latest styles and fabrics known of the season.
"Will find here displayed a fine line of Famishing oods tnat cannot fail to
conimancl their attention ana patronage.
Suits from S6.00 up
TTe liave tho best assortment of
O
To be
J5f-Call and compare our Goods and
oenetus uenveu uiwenuiu.
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A NEW EXCITING BOOK
Urirtling with the "Wild ADVF.XTCKES ot
STANLEY In AFRICA
The OXI.Y authentic nnd copyrighted -heap
edition, lilves a full history f hi wonderful
diseoverie iu Africa anil inarveiou journey
rtowiithe Ciini;o. Jloie fascinatini; than ro
mance. Profusely illustrated, and hiphlv en
dorsed by the clergy and press. .More AUiiXTS
wanted.
C"ior particulars about the hook, success
of agents and best terms, add res
X. 1). TllOMl'SOX & CO., Pubs..
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well wortliy of your inspection.
DRESS LIN ENS, TWO-TONE D
Department
show 1,0'JO trimme,l hats from $1 up.
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found.
Trices, and you will receive the
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va
DEALER
wilf a
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Great Reduction in Boots & Shoes
20 tov25 Per Cent.
LOWER TSIA-IST LAST TBAB:
Menn' Prinoe Albert v
J.:iMlin; r.uckli'
" " Culllilt-ss .
' r.;ise Rail Slioes
" Two-r.uckli l'!ov Shoe-
Cciuiiiu- lluml Sewvd Tls ,..
" Hand Sew eil Alexis
Ladies' Slipper
llalf Sliocs
" lVhldc (iojit, Phle Iiec
Kip, " .,--
" I'reiK-h Hut ton
" Goat, liiittoii, (wurkwd button-hole).. .
E VElt TTIITNG ELSE, IN PROPORTION.
PBTBB MERG-ES.
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE -JGOCRArH T.Wf COUMTRY, WILL SEE B.
EXAMiNIN. THIS MAP, TriAT TKfc
'-.i-Vor... W
CHICAGO, BOCK ISLAND & PACsFIC R. R.
LS TUE GKLAT tOXXtCTIMi LISK BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE Vt'EST !
Its mnin line nim from fliifazn to Council F.lufTa
Inil Omahn. purine tliri'iinu .li.in t, tunva, J.a
Siille, UvnenTO, Slolinc, K-K-k IkIjih!, Liuvonport,
West Liberty, Iuw:i 1 ity, JUiiri :ico, KrooKiyn,
Urinnell, bihi JVs AioliK.-n, (th; ct.'ilcl of l.mti)
"vith brnnches Irim ISnrc:ni Junction Pt ori;
Wilton Junction to Muonilrio. V:islnnpron, 1'air
Celd. KhWKi. iiclknup. C'tnrevi!l, I'rinct-Uni, 'i'r1!!
ton, OallMiui, Cameron, lavcnworth ond Att hisoo;
Washington to ionriicy, isk:iiMf.:i uui Knoxvili.1;
Keokuk to larminKton, ISonapui tc, lit nton:tp'irt.
Independent. Kl.lon, t'ttuuin, i:!!y vi! ie, ithku
loosa. l'ellti, Monroe, find lie Womes; Jis Moines,
to ladianola unit Wiiiterset; AHiiti'io to yVurlulrm
nntl Avoea to Harlan. Tiiis is poMtive'y too oniy
Itaiiroml rrliieli ov.ns. eoiitr il.s 11ml cperjUa a
tliroiiirll lino litffffi'il t 'llieuo nrnl KiinsnH.
This Company own ami 1 unlrol tncu-blreplnp Cars,
arlisoh are inferior to none, and piv ymin Coubl j
berth between Chiearo and Council liiulf. Jeaven
worth, or Atchison for Two Dolini .11. d Fifty CVnts;
end a section for livo lollar, wii lt all orlter linen
cli:in:e letweon the fnmo points, i liree Iioiiarj lor
a double berth, ami Six Dollars f. i u t-.-i tion.
What will pleae yon nviai. will b tl.e ph'i.snre of
eniovin your i!ialH, wliile jK!?i!:H- over the beauti
ful prairies of Illinois and Iuwa, iru neof our mag
nificent Dmiacaiid Ite-lanrant ( ari hotaeeompuny
all thronaTh Kxprv-ss Trains. You uet on uniire:ueul,
as noo-l as ia serveil in any tirst-ca-'s hotel, for
aerenty-five cents ; or you can oi'Uci tl,at yuu like,
uud pV for what vou pet.
Apprei iatinit tho fact that a majority of iTier"nplo
prefer separate apartments for dlitcrit purposes,
and tho enormous passenger busines of tuii lino
warrnntlnn it.) we are plea-e.l to unnn:ia!i! th.it tin
Company runs its i'ALAl'K SU-.FPINit CAKH for
rleepinit purpose, aud its 1'AI.ACl-; WMMi 'A11S
for Katilli.' purposes. One uUtcr tri-at italurj of
IT.CE CARS urn t-on thionch to XEOItlA, 1JKS SIOISIZH, fUlXdfi JU.WFH,
ATI H1MI nnd 1.EAVE.V WOKXIIj
rI'f-k.e via thin Line, known t!i "Oroat liocfi Ialasd Hoittc," ro aolj by ul'
Ticket .Airent In the Vnltetl Ntnlen and fVnndii.
l or Inbirmatlon uot ulituluuuio at luur Uuu.0 tl-ket office, luiilrcn,
A. II3IIJVL1L iZ. ST, ,TOTTr,
Gen'l Superintendent. Ucn'l 'IXt, una I'usa'rr Act..
t hlcat-o. Ill
igrxciiMizzai ImpIcmonf
From ii riireshing Machine to a Hoc
AND WAY DWKO CHEAP.
The King of P!ow Sellers.
Corner 3d nnd Main Sfrrpls,
PLATTSMOUTH, .
IS HEADY TO TALK TO TIIH FARMI'HS OX
ULKTPLOYv
Hcuro wrs, CizUl rcitoi 's,
SliovuiaS, L5ocs, Spades, and Hand-rakes,
Buggies audi SgrinG Wagons
Maivei'&r M capers & Headers
Ui"KrvvSrt Tlrrir- NICHOLS & SIIKITAinVS.
VIDraiOi HirGSllCrbj tin; jjkst made
j. m . '"'-' ..iiiaaaai.i.aiaaa 11 a,.a
THEB11 T
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fvy FOR PARTICULARS 4.Bto-ADDRESC '
VMITESEVING MACHINE CO.
BEST 13 CHEAPEST THOUGH IT
LEWIS' GGFJDEPJSED
Me fin EeM Grape Cream cf Tartar.
Recommended 1 y tho TinoMj-n y. P-oar.l of IToaTlii, tuia by tha first
ciie.iui.Tid in tuo Vtiitu'i fcu.tca.
We will pay $1000.00 for any AZ,JJM or other
adulteration found in this Powder.
LEVIS'
THE ilEST
CSC. T.
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b.(M)
2.75
our r-i'r-ro Car. 1 a SSfOKINfT whero
you can eujity your "Ilav.-.i.iL" at all houi H oi the day
?liiu'!.i':ci'iit irou PriH'ri Hr'an tii M iaMimpp and
Miboi;i i rivers at all po'nt:' crfcrt ! i v t his lino, und
trant-lV-r are avoided ut Council l.liiiN, J.niren-
v ortU and y t'.iu.-jii, Coiiiiei tiulu l.-n. UiaJo in
l.'rit ii clf.iot-.
'IT. r. l'KIXCIPAI, K T?. rn"Nn ION? fF TllIH
GiiKAT 'i iiiiociiii j.i.v;: ai;;' as i (.i.i.ov
Att HTr-Auo, with all tUvei'KiuK hi.es lr tho Kast
nmlSouili.
At l;.'.i,i.Kwofin, with t'n I.siko FIi.to .V Mlclilann
pouthei iiwi'l I'f(Uliiii-t. r't.Wuvnp Ii'' t'o It. ltd.
At W itin.v 1 :,s liiium.s, wlili 1 iti;,l,ui. Cm
Clnnr:; i tc Ft. lt.ui-" I!. It.
A 1 1. Halm:, v. 11:. Iiinoi? Contra I V. n.
A t l roiiiA, ith 1'.. 1". J.; I'., I.. A . ; 1. n. 4 ;
1!1. Miil.iinl: and T.. 1'. i V. Kailr.ia.N.
At JtocK Isi.imi, wall iVfMwn Lmon H. It. nnd
Hock J -lit lid A l'fi (I ia It at irond'-.
At 1 A vvm'ohi, wiin thj Davenport & North.
AVesf ro ft. it.
At VK:r 1-inrnTV, v 'tii t.'-.e ru.lincLnn, Ccdat
It. pi :. Ki.iiliciu it. it.
At('RIXf!'4.I, Wll'l Ceninl If. If. 1 .( Iotv.i.
Atl'uMm.vrs v.i:li li.M.X K lior.c It. It.
At Coc:. 11. :i ct 1 s, w ith Union I'.icdic It. it.
At OMAHA. Willi li. c Mo. It. It. II. (Ill !..
AtC'ii.i Miirs JcxiTluS, v.ilh l;ui liiitoii, t cdai
Jlaj.icis Ndrthvni 1!. 1!.
At orTi'MV. A, wi-'i -eotral If. I'. of lown: St.
loiiis. Iliin. t 11 .Voi-th.-i il luid C. IS. A .'. It. itita.
At Kl'iiki'X, with Toledo, I'eoiia nnd Wiimnw;
Wiiba.h. und St. i-otiN, Keokuk .V N.-W. 11. Kd.
Ati'. vtm.v, with IvHfi. Citv, ft. J. .v, C. It. l;. II.
At Atchison", with Atcbi-on. 'j upeUa A r-nnia he'
Atclnsoii ,V Nh. and Cen. l:r I niou I 'nciiic It. lid.
A t LtAVh.v iVuni.l, v ith K. J'. ;i l K. i ll. lt. lids
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
KAY COST A LITTLE BORE!
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FLAVORING EXTRACTS!
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