THE HER A L 1)
WIT AND HUMOR.
Pride hath two eesoua : & forward
; pring ami an early fall. New York
2evrs.
T nnii lrnw a mori vim WM ftd-
Tanced to such a pitch of self-esteem
that ho never mentioned himself with- '
cut taking: off Ids hat, . .
.... ' 1 .' 1. 1. 1 i n,
uon t interrupt a person in hm tiw
The natural limit of man's life is three
core year and ten, and he can't go on
forever.
The colored, gentleman who aaid he
was engaged in mining operations was
fntTjvl trs Ail m it. tli.it it wn Ir.ll SO mill-
; ing. --v - . '.
"It ia & great man who can do justice
to his enemy" says an exchange, and
if we can get our enemy where there
will be no one to interfere, we'll prove
our claim to greatness. Boston Post.
A Tennessee man can so "perfectly
Imitate the sounds mado by two dogs
- 1 1.. --I- AT .1. 1 . 1. ' 11
- siiiiguil 111 lllltlil Lit. It Villi lail
a Memphis congregation 'Out of church
: an iiiiltc iiimuies. - ...
' Young men who stand in front of
- church doors waiting to sec the con
' crrcsratiou come out niiirht be used as
stands to haug . wraps -and umbrellas
I :.Y- " ; "
M "You are my treasure after a.i," said
I an old reprobate, striving to placate
his wife after abusinp- her for an hour
or two. "Ohvyes,. he -sarcastically
answered, "that's the reason. I sup-
. pose, you wish me dead so often; you
arc seeking to lay up' your treasure in
i heaven."
'I can't trust you." said a rumscller
to an impoverished customer. "You
should let liquor alone. If you hadn't
drunk so itfucH' ofIt- your might be
riding in your own carriage." "And
If you hadn't sold it," retorted the
victim, "you might have been my dri
rer."... -. - -'
"Yes," said Joucs melodramatically,
"my home is a littlo heaven on earth."
"I never knew anybody who was real
ly in a hurry to enter heaven," was
all that llobinsoiv answered ; but it
was noticed that-Jones started home--ward
an hour earlier that night.
Boston Transcript.
r The following anecdote- is told by
an American preacher : He was pray
ing, and iu his prayer he said : "I pray
that the power of 6atan may be cur
tailed." Just then an old 'darkey in
the, congregation cried out, "Yes,"
amen! lircas me! Cut him right smack
smoove off.?. ;- . .;.. .
Jones had occasion to write off a list
of the wealthy men of the country.
Jenkins, happening to cast his eye over
it, noticed that he liad placed an apos
trophe after each name. "What's"
this, Jones? says Jenkins, "what's
this apostrophe doing here after each
name?" "What's it doing!' replied
Jones. "I. guess you never studied
MJrown's Grammar,' Jenks ; if you had
you'd see that 'the apostrophe denotes
the possession of property.'"
Little Johnny had peculiar views as
to original sin.. One day he. was about
to be punished for some misdemeanor,
when lie pleaded, "It wasn't me, mam
ma, dear it was- the bad man."
Well. Johnny, I am going to whip
the b id man out of you." "Ah, yes,
but that will hurt'mc a precious lot
more than it will hurt the' bad man."
Domestic
Beef Loaf. Chop two pounds of
Deer and three large slices of salt pork
fine ; add four well-beaten eggs, half a
cup of butter, the inside of a medium
sized loaf of bread, and season with
salt, pepper and spices if you like.
Form iuto a lpaf, cover with cracker
crumbs, and bake an hour and a half.
If it does not stay in good shape, add
rolled cracker crumbs until it will.
Croup. Wring a linen cloth cot
ton will do, but linen is preferable
out of cold water, place it upon the
' child's throat, and chest, then fold a
dry flannel and wrap carefully over it.
Warm the child's feet with hot stones
if neeesary ami cover with plenty of
bed clothes, and let it go to sleep ; you
cannot perceive when it wakes that it
has even a cold. It acts like a charm
in cases of croup.
. . Lemon Puffs. Beat and sift a pound
ami a quarter of loaf sugar, and mix
with it the peel of two lemons grated ;
whisk the whites of three eggs to a
firm froth, add it erraduallv to the
6ugar.and lemon, and beat it all to
gether for one hour. Make it up into
any shapo vou d lease, nlace the Duffs
I . M r A a.
on .oiled paper on a tin, put them in a
moderate oven, and bake six or eight
minutes.
Boned Turkey. Boil a turkey in as
little water as may be, until the bones
can be easily separated from the meat.
Remove all the skin ; cut the meat in
to thin slices,-mixing together the
light and dark I?i8. Season with
salt and pepper. Take the liquid in
which the turkey was boiled, having
kept it, warm, and pour it on the
meat, and mix it well, Shape it like
a loaf of bread, -wrap it in cloth and
Eress it with a heavy weight for a few
ours. When served up it is cut in
thin slices.
! Boiled Custard. One quart of fresh
milk, the yolks of four eggs, four ta
blespoons of white sugar, a pinch of
salt, and two teaspoons of Gilbert's
starch. Let the milk, with the salt in
it, come to a boil, reserving a little
milk to mix the corn starch with.
Beat the eggs and sugar very light and
mix the cornstarch with "them, first
dissolving the starch in the cold milk,
and pour, the boiliug milk slowly on
the whole. Place over the fire again
and boil. for two. or three minutes,
stirring constantly. When nearly
cold, flavor with vanilla or lemon.
Celery Salad. Two boiled eggs, one
raw egg, two tablespooufuls of melted
butter, or one of oil, oue tablespoon
ful of sugar, one teaspoonful of mus
tard, one-half teaspooutul of pepper,
one-half teacupful of vinegar. Hub
the yolks of eggs smooth, then add the
oil, mustard, etc., the vinegar last.
Cut the celery into pieces half an
inch long. Set all in a cool place.
Just before serving, sprinkle over a
little salt and black pepper, then pour
over Iho dressing. If you have any
cold fowl, chicken or turkey left from
dinner, chop it up and mix it with
somo of . the above equal proportions
of both and it will make a delicious
salad; or a.few oysters left in the tu
reen will be a. great addition to the
celery salad.
Good Bread. The following recipe
for making bread is furnished the
Husbandman by a lady : "The loaf at
the fair was made of refined flour, or
the new process, as it is called by
some. I mix the bread sponge the
evening before I wish to bake, using
one pint of new miik for one largo
loaf of bread, and one-half cup of soft
yeast; stir the sponge well after tho
yeast is added ; place in a warm room
over night, and ia the morning mix
well, taking care not to have the
dough too hard with flour, let rise,
make out in tins, let it rise again, and
bake With care. The yeast is made
by boiling potatoes, mashing, and
adding water in which hops have been
steeped, one cup white sugar, one tea
poonful salt, aid two yeast cakt a"
A Test of Indian Conrage.
An Indian intertribal fair was held
not long ago, in Indian Territory, in
order. to show some of the results of
civilizing the savages. A number of
tribes attended, and displayed articles
of home manufacture, such as needle
work, embroidery, lace-work, and
blankets. Many of tho , Indians had
their photographs taken, and showed
a childish delight in looking at their
faces. Others, however, could not be
?$rsiiadcd to go near the camera,
ellow Bear, of the Arapahocs, was
the first to pass through tho ordeal of
a sitting, lie suffered himself to bo
Eroperly seated, and the camera to be
rought to bear upon him. But when
the prepared' plate was placed in tho
box, and the cloth lifted, lie leaped to
his feet witii a bound and attempted
to leave the tent. All attempts to
reason rwith him 'failed.. At last a
photograph of. a Cheyenne, taken
some years ago, was shown him. lie
looked at it a moment, then went qui
etly back to his chair and sat there
like a statue while his negative was
taken. He explained that no Chey
enne warrior was a greater bravo than
he. The gigautic Usages, on the other
hand, would not approach the tent.
They said the camera robs them of
their good spirUs. The Kickapoos
gave the same rea.on, and a photogra
pher was peremptorily ordered out of
their country on that account. The
Indian is a profound believer in the
power of spirits for good or evil, and
takes care never to offend tliem.
Lawyers Allen and Taylor, the lat
dismount and have his hide tanned
with a whip. Taylor got off his
horse, took off his coat,and challenged
Allen to attempt the job. Allen tried,
i . -1 i i ii . i i i.
out iuneu, aim was oauiy uuaieu uy
the ex-judge. ""'"' '
Cry for PitcHe' Castoria.. They like
. t because it is sweet ; Mothers lite
Castoria because it gives health te
V 9 child; and Physicians, because
it contains no morphine er mineral.
astoria
' Is nature's remedy for assimilating:
the food. It cures Wind Colic, the
raising of Sour Curd and Iliarrhoa,
allays FeverisbneES and Kills
Worms. .Thus the Child has health
and the Mother obtains rest. Pleas
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CENTAUR
The tnoit ffcetiTe Pain-relieving agvnta
for
MAN and BEAST
the world has ever known.
Over 1,000,000 Bottles sold last yearl
The reasons for thi unprecedented popu
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they are absorbed into the structure; they
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No perron need longer suffer with
PAIX in the BACK,
Rheumatism or Stiff Joints, fr the
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91 v.
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NEW HARDWARE STORE.
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Has just opened an entire new stock of hard
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more. -A
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ATI croods sold'as lof they possibly can b
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virliinr AIIpii invited him to
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knou we have; ii our-tHlile. we can iri't Farm
ers' ttock and wito'iis. Iiiad.H of bay, &., under
cover, l-eie l!i'y w ::l l:trep dry.
Thai.Ki !tr all the old .iti.ns fur their liberali
ty, we so. ielt their nade for the future, cati.slied
th it ive can aeeommodate tin i.i better anil lo
better by them tlian ever before.
TiOly JOXE.S & A;XKV.
WILLIAM BEHOLD.
dealer in
DHY GOODS.
CLOTH?.
PLANKETS.
FLANNELS,
FURNISHING GOOIM
:o:
GROCERIES OF ALL KIND.
I.are stock cf
BOOTS and SHOES
tf be
C LOSED OUT AT COST
:(:
Notions, Queeiisware.
and iu fact everything ymi can eail for in
the line of
General Merchandise.
cash I'Aii) rot: Mi PES
AND Fl'US.
cc tnUen in ex
All kinds of country i ic!
hanjre for ;,'oIs.
I OLD fi?:a RELIABLE, ;
J?Dlt. SAXFOfiu'S LiIVEK IxVUJOitATOliJ?
j!is a Staudaril Farnilj K:meJj for $
Klisi-as?s of the Liver, Stomach f
Jaua Bowels. It is Purely VcgLS
Jcgetable. It never W J
JDebilitates-It ia g A S g &5f 5
Cathartic aud 5n PSL-f S
a '.,1V" A
The;
f ri Invigorato:
:ip lias been usedj
11' in my Practices
ajid by the publics
Wy- for more than 35 years, J
-with unprecedented results.?
eV SEND FOR CIRCULAR'
p. T.W. SANFORD, M.D.,
J AST IlBrCCIST WILL TEUTOV ITS BErtTaTIOS. j
J '-vTOsssax-.V1a'J--.'.-:
fit .
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IX
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE
SEE BV EXAMINING
a "SyA 'U, 5u?Sjrre Aci5i Cl 'i
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
IS THE GKE1T CONNECTING LINK
Its main line rnns from Chlcnsro to Council
Bluffs, passing through Joliet, Ottawa. I. a Salle,
Geneseo. Moline. Kwk Island, Uavenport. West
Liberty. Iowa t ity.MarenKo. Brooklyn, (iiinneil.
Ies Moines (the capital of Iowa), Stuart. Atlan
tic, and Avoca ; ith branches from Bureau
Junction to Peoria ; Wilton Junction to Musca
tine, Washington, Kairtlcld, Elilon. iielknup,
Centreville, Princeton. Treuton, Gallatin, t u mo
ron, Leavenworth, Atchison, und Kansas City;
WashinRton to Sicourney, Uttkaioosa. and Knox
Tille; Keokuk to Karmmt'ton, Bonupiirte, licn
toDsport, Independent, Ehton, Ottumwa. EUdy
Tille, Oskalooga, Pella, Monroe, and lies Moines;
Newton to Monroe: 19 Moines to Indtanoluainl
Winterset; Atlantic to Lewis and Audubon; und
Avoca to Harlan. 'I'Uis is positively the only
Kailroad, whicii owns, and operates a through
line from Chicago into the Stute of Kansas.
Through Express Passentrcr Trains, with Pull
man Palace Cars attached. arc run Pitch way dmly
between Chicaoo and Peokia. Kansas citv,
Coukcii. Bluffs, Lkavenwohtii and Atchi
son. Through cars orealbd run tictwwn Milwau
kee and Kansas City, via the "Milwuukeo uud
Bocklsland fc-hort Line."
The "Oreat Rock l9land" is maenifieently
equipped. Its road bed i simply perfect, utiu its
track is laid with steel rails.
What will please you most will be the pleasure
of enjoyins your meals, while pussini over.the
beautiful prairies of Illinois ana lowu. in onu of
our maeniiicent Dining Cam that accompany all
Through Express Trains. Vou get nn entire
meal, as good as is served in any first-clues hotel,
for seventy-live cents.
Appreciating tne tact mat a niajoniy or 1110
people prefer separate apartments tor different
purposes lauu iu imiueuse pa:triiKtrr iiuuji?ss
of this line warranting iu, we are pleased to an
nounce that this Company runs I'ullm'in I'.iLice
Sleeping Car for sleeping purposes, and Palace
PFllMAS PALACE CABS :r- run throuirh to PEORIA, DES MOIXES,
COrXtIL BLl'FFH, KANSAS CITY. ATCMISOV, und LEAVENWORTH,
Tickets via this JLIne, known na the " Oreat Itock. Island lioutCi" are sold by
all Ticket A cents In the I nlted Ntutes nnd Canada.
for iniornation not ouitaiiutsic a.t
A.. KIMBALL,
Gen'l tiuperuitcndcnt.
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H. A. WATERMAN & SON
Wholesale and Uetail Dealers in
1'INE LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES.
SASH,
DOORS,
BLINDS,
ETC..
ETC.,
ETC.
Mai street. Corner of Fifth.
I'LATTSMOUTH, .... NEB.
Still Better Rates for Lumber
JOHN SHANNON'S
LIVERY SALE AND FEED
Carriages always on Hand
ANU
HE ARSE FUNERALS.
TAKE NOTICE !
I want all of my accounts settled to date,
and I -sh;tl I do no more credit business. All old
accounts must be set t led up. and no new ones
w ill be made. 1'nless such accounts are fettled
slitirtly tliey will be Fi'.ed.
I wish to do a sti icily cash business in fut tire ;
JOHN" SHANNON.
I'lattsniouUi. Neb.
I
a:iin comes to the font with his htrjje stoe! ;
of pieee u"(1s, t:ni muKeK his stand- ' j
ing offer of a !
FIT OR NO GASH OUT ! !
on every uit that lie measure for. You can't!
miss the place us jdiigo down street.
Opposite tlie Court House.
i
5tf (Sail anb sec jim !
48
ROBERT DOTfNELLY'S
s-Ck T" X 1 A f s v -T-r-
AND
IJLACKjIITI.
SHOP,
Wagon, Buggy, Machine and I'lui re
pairing, and general Jobbing
I am now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
of farm ;iid oilier machinery, us there
i.-- a good lathe in my shop.
PETER RAO EN,
The old Reliable V a$on Maker
has taken charge of the waoii shop.
He is well known as a
SO. 1 WOKKMAX.
Xfw "Wasons and Hugsiem made to
Order.
SATISFACTION GtTAKANTKEl).
Shop on Sixth street fluposiie S' reilit's Stable
JPainler Grain er.
ALL KINDS OF
fainting, framing, lasing,
Stalsottiitttng.
Alo, Deeorations of all kiudr.
Painted in Good Style.
FRESCOING A SPECIALTY.
REFERENCES:
A. B. Taylor. J. Vallerv. sr..
N. U0Lit8, E. llKEiSXEK. iltf
I I
4
CEOCRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY. WILL
THIS MAP. THAT THE '
BETWEEN THE EAST & THE WEST!
IHning Cuts for eatine purposesonly. Oneother
ITrent feature of our Palace Curs is a SMOK1NL
SALOOX where you can enjoy your
1 Havana"
i:i Hours or tno iay.
Magniticeiit Iron Iirulsog ypnn the Mississippi
find Missouri rivers at all points crossed by this
line, mid transfers lire avoided at Council Bluffs,
Kansas City. Leavenworth, and Atchison, con
nections being made in Union Depots.
Tllfc; PUINC1PAL It. K. CONNECTIONS OP
THIS (.KUAT TIIHOCUH LLN'K AKJi A3
FOLLOWS : .
At ( Hir.M.n. T.ith all diverging lines for tho
Eat and South.
At Km.i ru ood. with the L. S. 4 M. S.. and P.,
Ft. W. A; '. !t. lids.
At Wajuixctox Heights, with P., C. & St.
L. It. It.
At La .SALLE, with 111. Cent. It. It.
Atl'toHI A. with P. P. & J.; P. L. &E.; I. B.
V ; LI. Mid.: and T. P. W. Rds.
' At llucK 1.AX!, with "Milwaukee Sc Itock
Island hort Line." nnd Hock Isl'd It Peo. Kds.
At UAVK.VrHiur, with the Davenport Division
C. M. .V t. P. It. It.
At West Liukktv. with thoB., C.R.& N.K.B
At (ir.iNVKM.. with Central Iowa K. K.
At in; MolNF.s. with . M. i. K. I. It. R.
At Corxcil. Ul.t'PFS, with Union Pacirlc R. R,
At OMAHA, with B. A Mo. It. K. It. in Neb.)
At Coi.i'M lies J CNf-rio.v.with B..C. K. A N. KR.
At OTTf.HWA. with Central luwa K. K. ; W..
St. 1- A Pac. and . II A y. K. Rds.
At KLiikl'K, with Tol., Peo. A War.: Wab., St.
Louis A Pac. and t. 1., Keo. A N.-W. K. Kds.
At CA.MKHtiX, with H.St. J. It. R.
At Atchison', with a tch.. Topeka A Santa Fe;
Atch. tt Neb. and Cen. Br. V. P. U. Kds.
At I.ra vtxwuBTH, with Kan. Pac, and Kan.
Cent. K. Kds.
At Kansas citv, with all lines lor the west
and Southwest.
your come ticket oince, address.
2. ST. .lOHJST.
Gen'l Tkt. and Pass'rr Art..
Chicago, Ilk
O. F. JOHNSON,
DEALF.Ii IN
DrugSj
Medicines?
AND-
WALL PAPER,
All Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
1LS0 DEALER IN
Stationery, Magazines,
AND
Latest Publications.
Prescriptions Carefnlly Compounded
by an Kxperienced Drassist.
JiEMEMBEK THE I'I.aCF.
mi ST. DO ORS SO UTH OF MA IN
TLaTTSMOUTH. neb. .
NEW FIRM
NEW
goods!!.
JX0. 1J0XS & SOX,
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS.
At O. (iiitliinairs oUI store.
A FULL LINK OF
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
NEW AND riiEsir.
BREAD STUFFS,
of every description.
Choice ami Fancy Candies
nnd till kinds of
Canned Goods.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS,
of ilie best Lnuids.
CHRISTMAS TOYS, dC, dC,
iu endless quantities.
Fresli Kroatl Ihtily.
Don't fail to Call.
y8iy J. U0XS &. SON, Props.
SAGE BROTHERS,
Iealers in
STOVES,
ETC
KTO. ,
One I)iMr East cf the rVst-Oflku, Hattsmouth
euruska.
Traetical Vorkers in
iHEET IRON, ZINC, TIN, BRA
ZIER V, dc, dc.
I-irge assoitui'nt of Hard aim Soft
Punijis, Class Pines r.nd Fittings.
OOAL STOYEo,
. Wood and Coal Stoves for
II EATING Oil COOKING,
Always on Hand.
ivry variety of Tin. Sheet Iron, and Zinc
oik, kepi in Mock.
MAKING AND REPAIRING,
Done on Short Xotiee.
STEVERVTnrX IVAIinAXTED! .'j3
1'itK'i:? lAtw noixx.
Excelsior Barber Shop.
J. C. BOONE,
One door west of SoIoiuon'ttjXathan'a' Store
HAIB-CUTTHnTG,
SHAVING AND SHAMPOOING
Esiecial attention given to
CUTTING CHILDREN'S AND LA
DIES' HAIR.
ALL AXD SEE BOONE. GENTS,
And net a boon ina'
ifjrCHCLS.SHEPARD & CO.EafflfiCrcrt,
F sk hit at hut M v a, as jaausvex m. ail w ess......L
Established
In
- -3ki:.,-
sistonisninuiy ournnis ana wwicrrm-y
trlv Duraflls and ttontirrruiiti
45
r1t
1
PORTABLE, TRACTION, and STRAW
rnatures of rowr, iJurabihty, riaiefy, Lconinny, and
a-wwrr sfuiius nnci .iohiii -f mvrr P-nis.ralors a. m!c-iuii y. rirar ws ot M.purat.im, from
six to twlvn hrsn p-jwer; slo two KtvllMs Improvoit .Hoauli'd Horse Poiversi.
Thirty-Two Years of Prosperous and Continuous Business hjr thu houw, without ehangv
v. uuo, iwnuuii, or nuinafrcinent, niriiiMae a tstron;
a-uarantoe for superior uoodt and Iwimral.Ie daalinir.
PAIITinN! T1 ""t'-rf'il nw an t p.M itlarllr at
wr-BW BWBS S ur MkSiTns litrr.lti'rT lia. ilnv.-u
uacmncs to tue sail: hence Tarl.ius Dist, sr.. Mienii.l
ma; lo nulla ssl palm off InTirlor and d... ri.nl lumstiuus
vur ivasas -.i , .
BE NOT DECEIVED 4
J -1 1' i,"-u i i M.i wnrtniss msjcoinerr. ir yoa
I ' . a1"l " and Ike " t4, nul-" from
. VJ'T run vartUiulara vll oo our Uealers, or
to u. tor .lustratrd t'irraUra, srhh'h we mall frco. A
UlfJHOLS, SHEPAED & CO.. Battle Creek,
L- " iJiiilviv I
"THE HAEVILLE STOCK FA1LM,"
AT
Ai.itio.v, iioo.m: rorATV, .i:n.,
J". ID. "V-A.nSTIDOR.EISr, rrop'r.
ESSEX SWINE.
We have now a verv choice lot of nlfn of nil mri'it nml fi-mn slv ili-tlnf! i.,.i.,.ii .ti.i.a .. ..
can tliuii mate ii for breeding, and warrant
1'itici: or
One to two months old 815 each, or $J5 per lir
Hve"sevei $M " " "
NUMBER 27, FOR 1880.
Please observe that our Price List, No. 27, for
Spring and Summer 1 880, and illustrated Gun List are now rea
dy. It is embellished with over 1,200 illustrations, and con
tains prices, with descriptions, of over 10,000 articles, useful
and ornamental, such as Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Saddles, Harness, Crockery, Clocks, Watches and Jewel
ry, Musical Instruments, Guns and Accouterments, Groceries,
&c, &c, all of which wa oifer to the consumer only at
wholesale prices, in any quantities to suit the requirements of
the purchaser. The only house in America who make this
their special and exclusive business. Price Lists, Order Blanks,
and Samples of Piece Goods SENT FREE to any address upon
application. We are the Pioneers of this plan cf direct dealing
with the consumer, HAYING ORIGINATED the system in 1872.
HOHTGOHEHY WARD & CO.,
. 227 k 221) ft TrfWI AVF.ME, CHICAGO, ILL
REFERENCE - The First rzV.ot ! Dank, Chicago.
B9
A. G. HATT
JUST (iPENKO AGAIN.
New, Clean, First Class Meat Shop,
on Main Street Corner of 5th, I'lattsmoutli
Every body on hand for fresh, tender meat.
28,-1.06
n. OAV GUARANTEED using out
WCLL AUGER & DRILL in good
territory. Endorsed by Governors
of IOWA, ARKANSAS A DAKOTA
017 hi. d lilies B?xc-t, St. Louis, Mo.
A rw.i -.r y .i ot't 'O - ' C ''' hat hvt-it Ionpr
i . i - i: r clVi I"i5finu lUSt
I,-.- r.'J tt.tl r iiLKi know.
.. v : - L - ic. u e. Ou cijitis.
. TJ . itiy I;: Gr, ai:J
inns ci'tsio TLrou.
i wirh i!rj.raila !cd aucccftf, on
.o:.-.y. i'r;v's."y.
:-.f A--.f-.;tv unA Irrj-io-i-.f
A!.i iu -,11th. n xunl ri-
lv)ti:. im c ty !i m
fcypais,. Ci.c-: ti;
ITeinia. or I i.r'ur
Syphilitic ' - t
tfiio cr He n . .: ;r
lafcAt iv it tit, tic pri:i - ?
tiueia c . I. ''. t
etn-i in Ji-aturv . r ohht ' ..or, aim v-.iMii ftroiluce
aoru 1 I'ii fi)!i'wi.ii' i- ,.., nii:,i t-iiit-
:oii. -cLiiiity. d.ii.i f . i : i ivt- :i , y . ii tt.;3
On the fiMT, iii'-M 1.. iL -jy, t.s-i-t y I L i!i:i ,
COt:tution vt i'-' h.a ol r j . r. t sc., n . tji rtt jz
ti.airir ri Mr,,:.r rr i .i. o - ..!!
cured. C't'i;nii'.':i rt :t;j.-. .f I, j. :.ii I i r, a, u vi;-f,
Wh- it i -: i "iv '-I t ii :T i. ' t't.r i t
'mnlirittrt run u !.- i. '.: t - - i - . i i.,-
blcca jrunirtit4xu, v 1. t!.i 1 j - f i f. i-i Ki
l-zllji t,t kc. 1 . : . Vv i ;..
In ou.;:-' or ctirrency. i.fr ifr v in l-rfnJ ntt, f'i.irc
tru to life ; ariit-ttT tn t'v i'- siit.;-'-t : W'r. i?;.v
sirry, who iwf. whv, M- -J out. .!, I hr;-fci
dwnf Who fThhi'i nat ; v ' Ir r ?! li:iiiiir - inny
beinvrersed. 'i he l li m:o - r . nVt ! mi. :.! n.tuv
anor. 7!io4 t . t i . I i.r t -. n un a.:i- it infj
read it, tlicn k' r und r l.. a. n . y. fopi.d r I. u-n
aam as above, but fir . t. r;. f w h i n.ail.
PRESCRIPTION mv.
or th tpsedy cureot h-nuna. T'wi;ka, I4,i ,-i i
Frwmatnrc l4ility, Krrvonim. I tt-snmni. o -f
Idvti, Attnion to M.rty, l-frtivv ' .
Ditwrdprs brottght'l by Smel tlai.iis mi.4 I. .
k-ujrzLt ha th in.iiiw. A'i1rrM,
v ""' I'l""'' List for
Kif IKJ I Kukk te any
t."J a1,1-' iion h-
l'!,' '-- t-ontains
.:' I'jitlmis of rverjr
Hiiim rt-iuiretl lYr
I nnnal or fjinllj- u.sn,
with over 1 200 liii.slraiions. H'e sli li
tKls at wrhofuM'e prlres hi qnanlllles to suit
the urrliHjr. Tl'.e nl V liiitti iitioii iu America,
who mak ihi. ili-tr .ifrf:il Itiislnosn. AUUresa.
UOMiaiMKKY WAKD&CO.,
22 7 & 2 4 a sVaIiikl Ave., C'liicao, IU.
mmmm mm asssi ps s A cvonprlcDl buiaas sian in each
lYAll I tU cou.ijr is U. L. I. to sa tba
i .toprlLa mt lsi.s Wm-ssi kalns; t subseriikjo.
Tosuca sua, with rcfersiMcs, wc luruisb U.c iMiLSt trrm,
mud ci Irmis lht will lsn.r a worker o.r $IOO a swsls.
AjMicss UTiBSATlO Al flU. 10 Bo 24e2, bt. Lvius, Us.
Threshing Machinery and Portable
and Traction Engines.
THE STANDARD of i.i ullouvo throughout Ik
(;mir.l;.nt)r $ 11.....
MATCHLESS for Orain-Sjuin, Tinie-Saving, Tar
fe ? i I.TTlinr. tt'i'i'i nif 1 horuutjh M er
INCOMPARABLE in OWr.of Matrial.r--riops
of Purl, rh-rr.iuyt Wurknuuinhlp, KUyunt Finish, and
MARVELOUS rnefli w,.rir work in all kln,lt
f t.risiii, and itnivmully known an thn only MHrreaefui
Tiirer!u,r iu Hm. Timothy, ('lover, snd all ithr K..i.
Tlirealit - r it
iiii..r, usm
imt uumtr ih idsii iiair iii umisi Ksrs stid biilta.
- BURNIMO STEAM-ENCINES. with aiwcial
lnaufy endnnr nnknovrn in ofiir niak. sifsm.
olHcr
ot
bv r . .
us. T,
rite tXv'Tf -
idre -J&trx "-'YJ
Mich. j..ry &r:
eveiy pit; pure Kssex. or no sale.
i:ssi:v iit.s.
: two to three month obi .'i each, or & per pr
Young Sos bred lo to -o.
NEW .
Livery, Feed & Sale
STABLE
Or an' Old StaLh- in n w hands entirely.
The Nrt Finn of
I10L3IKS i: 1)I0X,
ojien (lie old
ST RE I GUT DARN,
on t lie Coiner of ;th and IVarl Streets ltli u
New Livery Outfit.
;oor liol.'si s am caKIjIAOKS at all
1 imef
HOIlsE.i FOIl SALE.
JtOTlSKS liOlUillT AXD SOLD.
houses kept nr the oa r on week.
Cull ami see HOLMES & DIXON.
MM
Im a mon; h)y, lHO-pae IS riip Honk of Ihecnamcf
lie V(rid Lit rtur. hiiipcl. copy, Jic.s or 2 per
'r. Ai Jil C.'hroinn fl4J inch' tt ' o-tuiti
Vailoy," prim, lilck tShM'p," a 1 j booJc, in
pA(Xr binding; "Christian Oakley's MmtMkr." a l
nottk, in tap r bindm. nd A nample co$ty of "Wood
Il.uii'M Muiactne 'all oMt-(tai(l, for onl30c-Dta
in monoy, or in on-nt pmtftt' Hfumpn. Airentfl
witnU'd. Mo't Jiboral terms, but not Linif nt fr.
Addn'MS. S.Wootl 'ribuufliiuiiaixiiE. Nw Vrk(;it
33EST IS CHjCA1EST!
BV1S,J GOriflEtiSED
fe-i
STRIGTIsV PURE!
We will (live $t1Hn.1X for any Alum, or
' otit-vr aihtllfratioth fouiul l
this J'On jSllli.
rim Indorsed byTiio l'.rooklyn Hoard
01 iiean,:i, ana liy tue teBt ctw;uJU
In tho United St.i'c-i.
It 13 BTUDTCER than
(siiy 1'rajst I'owUtr lit
thn world.
tf tK Amnke lixlit h-rrsut when
A U::d 03 ehr--ted.
f (5 It Is OJI NtiK OKOliy evrry
Jl - housekeeiier v. lio hois L'H en It a
ifalr trlaL
It IS an entirely SI! W ISTEX.
TlOX.wli houi.uiiy cf the Uul quali
ties of entla or b..ler..tua, uit or
otiier baking' powder.
id lias m lt.v ir a ifncenfy
to sustain kncl l:uurisll ILo
protein.
Good food mai;e3 pI he;jni; ond health
Is lia roved or Impaired In i icDortifi iui Use
food we eat H nut!-ft!'n :i cr tt !if-rwl-x.
Lewi.' hinisa I'O-ulu uin.y makes
good focxl.
One can of thl? U worth two of any otter
bal:infr comnonnd.
It makes bread wlltr nI i letter.
More than half the complaints of ted t'onr
arise from the use of cnimon baking r.-r-tlera,
which often Lauke tLo lxtt ct Hour turn
out dark: bread.
The mo.t delicate persors ran eat food
prepared witli It without i-njary.
tarly every other bukli' ; iKiwdur la
adulteraced and Is absolutely i tui loua.
Ih-'SlSlnade from I(ni!ltd ( rape C ream
lutrmou. Ut:fiT, llUUat, and moat
BREAD, BISCUIT, CAKE,
CRULLERS.
D'JCKWHEAT, INDIAN, AND
FLANNEL CAKES.
A rln;rlo t.i.l wUl trov U u superlortty
f tiU:i l owder.
ItaKtrrACTCRliO OKT.T 3T
EO.T. LEWIS & MasKZIES CO.
PIZJLLADEIJPIILX.
tf For .i1n l.v K. P.. IMJVEV & SOX. Gl III-
MAX & WKt.'K HAt'U. F. f. Will IF.. Ktid W.
11. liAKEK & CO, and dealer iu tseneral.
r ..v si f , . a -e.. J
mmmmm
f! tl 'J1 f Fl Mil till
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