Nebraska Newspapers

    THE HE&AitK
- An English Tale of American Life.
Briulford (Eng.) Observer.
Jack Finehart had one love aSTair,
ami only one. It was his sole romance
in life, and be was very chary of talk
ing about it. But I learned, the facts,
and tliev form a startling commentary
on border life and the character of the
man.
He and his brother both fell in love
v.ilh the same girl, the niece of an offi
cer iu the regular army, then stationed
at Camp Douglas. Utah. Jack could
hate as well as love, and he could make
and keep a promise. He ami his brother
came t aa agreement by winch both
.men pledged themselves never again to
see or s'eak to the young lady, the pen
alty for a violation of the contract bing
that the offender shou'.d tiieat'the hands
of the other. The brother shook ha nils
owr the- bargain, and each went his
wav.
Six ve::rs ::ftcr. Jack sought out his
broth "r, traveling over 2,000 miles to do
sc. II." told him fju'etly that he had
broken his oath, and wanted the com
pact k'pt. The brother remonstrated,
but Ja.-k was linn as adamant, lie had
forfeit e I a pledge, and he was ready to
ilie. The eud of it all was that the two
brothers met on the hank of the Platte
river one lovely Summer evening. Jack
drew a heavy derringer, cocked it, and
handed it to his brother. The latter
a few pace?
levelled theweaj
more at J:u-k "I
:rew
on. and hv)!;ed o:ue
can't do it,' he said.
Kin.-hart stood there; solitary
tall.
his arms fo'ile-J, and an expression of
tjiiii-t mv'.aiie!io'y on his faee. "1 am
readv," was his sole reply. The broth
er leveled the pistol, took deliberate aim
r.nd pulled tie; trigger. The cartridge
did, not explode. Jack took one long
euiet look at it and seeing his brother
j.tioiit. to lire a-"ain. once more srazed at
the, river. Suddenly the brother raised
his arm. and the deadly weapon whizzed
through the air and found a last resting
r.';ieVienoath-the turbulent waters of
i
the ru.shinrr stream.
Jack advanced in an ire r. "You are ft
i primer" he said: "I would have killed
von," and disdaining the proffered hand
J - . . . . . . . - 1 T il .
oi his forotner lie siroue rap;ui) awaj
The two never met again.
American Prosperity.
In the total valuation of national
wealth the United States stand near the
head cf the list third on tiie list of all
western nation-'. Tiie United King
dom of (ireat Uritain and Ireland heads
the lit with a capital valuation of 4-1,400
millions of dollars, then conn's France
with 30.700 millions, the United States
with 3-000 millions, Germany with 22,-
000 millions. - Russia witn 1;,0(XJ mil
lions, and the low countries with 11,150
million dollars of capital collectively.
These are the valuations made by those
countries of their entire resources. The
average annual income per inhabitant
in various countries, however, shows
how rapidly the United States are com-511"-
to the front. The average annual
income in the United Kingdom is .10o ;
in the United States, $105 also; in the
low countries, 130 ; in France, $125 ;
in tlio. Hritish colonies. (J0 : in ler-
manv. and also in Scandinavia,
In this reckoning, Russia, with her 90
millions of people, is out of sight a? yet:
flhn will not be so very long. Taking
the question from another point rrf view,
let us ask: What is our annual accumu
lation of wealth, as compared with the
annual accumulation of other nation
And here we step far in advance of
anv community which gives us ful
estimates. It should be borne in mind
however, that the rate of interest toi"
agricultural capital with us is double the
a vera ore rate for Europe. The annual
accumulation of wealth, then, in Ger
many, is 200 millions of dollars; it:
325 millions in the United Kingdom, 375
millions iu franc: in the United State
it. is S-25 millions. Our increase of
national wealth since 1850, says a good
English authority, would be enough to
purchase "the whole German Empire,
with its farms, cities, uanKs, snipi
manufactures, etc. I he annual ac
cumulation has been o millions c
dollars, and therefore each decade adds
more to the wealth of the Udited Sh.tes
than the capital value of Italy or Spain.
Every day "that the sun rises upon the
American people it sees an addition of
2,300,00!) to the wealt h of the republic.''
Sounding Erasa.
Two metals enter into the composi
tion of large bells tin and copper.
The former gives the be'.! a peculiar
brightness of tone, but it :,lso renders it
brittle. The Belgians use only 2:5 to 30
percent, of tin, while the English u-e
jr to 31 per cent, but the latter general
ly make their bells thicker.
" The reason for this is that instead of
being merely chimed, they are swung
around on "a wheel which brings the
hammer with great f ree upon the bed.
If the Helgian "bell was subjected to the
"hard knocks,", of its l$ritish neighbor,
it would soon crack and he remanded
to the bell foundry. The Belgians do
not deal their bells such sturdy blows
as the Britons, but strike them with,
hammers, and require a gentler stroke
to call forth their full tone than do those
of English manufacture.
The items of thickness and proportion
of the bed are of the utmost importance.
They vary from one-fifteenth to oue
tweit'th of the di:i:n-ier at the thickest
part of the sound-bow, and the height is
commonly about twelve limes the iid. k
ness. The English bell is i.-.-.ul. as
broad as it is long, measuring the
diameter from outside rim to rim, and
length from rim to top of cannon. But,
in fact, the thickness of the bell at dif
ferent levels is all important as that of
the sound-bow, and tiie diameter of the
crown as critical a dimension as that of
the rim.
- The small bell of the Belgians posses
ses, in proportion to its size, a very
deep, rich tone, and this is probably due
to the wide to;-diameter, combined
with the thinness in certain portions of
the sivle half-way down. The way in
which altering the thickness affects the
tone, and even the pitch of a bell, is
shown by the fact that a sharp bell can
be flattened by shaving off the metal in
side about ti:e sound-Low.
Bell-makiug in England can only- be
regarded as experimental, and the
knowledge of the art in Belgium is
rather empirical than scientific.
Handwriting and Character.
You never take a pen in your hand
but you are showing something of your
own character. Tiie very style of the
handwriting is an element in the deter
mination of character. The way ia
which a man dashes off a letter is very
much the way in which man uses his
voice. There is a modulated ease in
the tones of the handwriting. "Without
professing to be experts, like Messrs.
Chabot and Netherel'ift, we can certain
ly gather a general idea of character
from the handwriting. A minister was
commenting on a very strong dispatch
in the presence of his sovereign. "The
language is strong," said the statesman,
"but the writer does not -mean it; he is
irresolute." "Whence do v6u see irres-
oluti' n?" said the King.
In
his ?i's
and g's, p'caso your Jlnj.ty' Only it
is to" be s tid t ;at a great deal of hum
bug is often talked by people who pro
fess to be judges of handwriting. I
showed a professor of calligraphy a let
ter which I h :d received. Ho took a
very. unfavorable view of the handwri
ting. It was the handwriting of a man
without learning, without genius, wi'h
. out feeling. "And now, sir1 I said,
"will you look at the signature!'" The
letter was written by Lord Mueaulay.
London-Swtetii-
;bcr.
native of Seot
at Ciaren 1 :i
of Memory."
land, lectured re.j-ntly
lail on "The M;:veH
After telling his audience what the v i
rious mental philosophers liave ex-
dained memory to be, tie showed what
he could do in the memory business.
Ie had a "blackboard on the platf ;:n.
and he invited any person in the audi
ence to go up and write down as many
words as he could get on the boards,
simply requesting that the words should
be chieny tiie names oi oojetis or per
sons.
A man who seemed to take an un
usual interest in me maiier wem up
and wrote down twenty-two words be-
gin nig
with "park, "avenue," "poiici.
nnd tinishin2-oiY with"but!er.'
'cheese
and "efs." Kach word was numbiTed.
The twenty-words having been roaei
off, Mr. Yule, with his back to the
board, named all the wonts in ineir
proper order, nud then repeated them
s .. . . .i n i
apully backward, lie men unioueu ;
scroll of strong paper that reached
nearly the whole length of the hall, on
which was written all the sixty-six
books of the Old and New Testaments,
and the numbers of chapters to each
book. He repeated them all from (Jen-
psi !. lie velations. and srave the nua.-
ber of chapters to
making a mistake.
each book without
On the scroll wa?
also written tiie nanu s ef all
the pvin
is fa t as
cipal cities of the world, and
anybody could call them oil he wouki
"n'e the latitude and ionguuut- o: i-.:e
This he always did vit..oi;t
any misiake.
piaees.
making
By this ti
a ; his listeners had ' e orne
inrerested. and several in
e b-g;ed isiai to explain
i :ie-'. On-: cut i.-ia.-tie
tiioro'i'-iiiy
e a : I i - r i
his metiiod
VOUIl" man -se:...i:l?-l, unm-. k.:ov
J . .. . i i- i ... i .i ,
i - l ..T.I J f I
Low you ei it. ana i neucv i . '.:i
the s;mi" tiling after .-ix w -. ek .' prac
tice." Mr. Y.;!.t smiled. Th. i- : he lec
turer a ked i ersons in the a,:-ii-ee to
call out ;:nv eve:il .that was v.riiten on
the seroil,' und without the slightest
hesitation he would g:re the d..:c of the
event and the place at which it oe-
curr d.
Then Mr. Yule began to expla.n Ins
method. "Let us begin with tiie word
lion,' " he said, an i lie wrote the word
on the blackboard. "Now," said lie,
let the next word be -boy.' Well, it's
easy to iraagino a lion and a boy espy
inrr each other in the forest. Let t!;e
next word be 'tree.' e imagine iho
boy climbing a tree to get away from 1
lion. Bet the word be Jsong.' We. i
mi the
im
mediately imagine the boy singing a
song on account of Ids good luck at get
ting" bevond the clutches of the lion.
Eetthe next word be fall,' then 'hun
ter,' then 'gun.' and so on... It is very
easy to imagine that the boy lost his
hold, fell to the ground, but was rescued
by a hunter with his gun. and so on."
"Mr. Yulo said that t his was only an
-easy lesson for beginners, but that with
practice an anecdote could be construct
ed on the basis of almost any kind or
number of wor ks that could be named
in the most haphazard manner. lie
promised to explain his method more iu
detail at some inture lecture.
The Sand Blast
Amonj t lie wonilerful ami tiioful in
ventions'of tl; time the common
sand blast. Smposn you dosire a piece
of marble for a jrntves'ono. Yot cover
the stone with a siiret of wax no thick
er than u wafer, then you cut in t!.e
wax the name, tlate. etc., leaving the
marbh; cxposi :!. Now pa.s it tuiilcr
the bla -i, :i:vl 1; esaml v.iii cut it away.
Jlcmove the wax au'l yoii liave : 1 1 - ra:sel
lctteiii. T'-e a jiecc of Frn-h phile
Xla-s, say two i'.- t !;y six. cover it witli
line lavu'anJ j:is it under thp blast,
and not a thread of the lace will be in
jured, lut the sand will cut deep into
the jriass wherever it is n;t covered with
tiie face.
2ov remove the lace, and you liavo
cverv delicate and beautiful figure
raided upon the ;;las. In this way
beautiful liiT'-uvs of all kinds are cut in
rlass at a small expense. The workmen
can hold their hands under the blast
without harm, even when it is rapidly
cutting away the hardest glass, iron or
slone,but tney must look out for linger
nails, for they" will be whittled oil" rijrht
ht sliiy. If ti.ey pet on steel thimbles
to .rou-Gt tii" uV:!sit will do little pood,
for the sand will soon whittle them
away; but if they wrap a piece of soft
cotton around them they are safe. You
will at once see the philosophy of it.
The sand wiii'tles away and destroys
anv hard sebstanee even pia-s but
does not affect substances that are soft
and yielding, like wax, cotton or line
lace," or even th human hand.
Origin of Lynch Law.
Albany Law Journal.
Ju;!ro Lvncii anl Lvncii l-iv hnvo
1)0011 tu;i:tlly suj)r)o-Hl of Aiiioriean ori
gin; but porno doubt U thrown wrm
This bv the Pail Ma I (lazotlo, wliirli
savs that the Virginian farm or ii:imel
Lynch who flori:t'l a thief witii liis own
hands "liMt probably no claim to the
honor aori'.)ol to him by a doublful
tradition'' There was a ju ijre Lvnr ii
who was .sent to Amerjca in 1G7-S io
suppress piracy; but the veal Lynch is
said to have been a certain Mnyor of
Galway, at the close of the fifteenth
century, Avho became famous for "hang
ing his son with his own hand-, out of
an tipper window, in execution of a
death sentence passed ujon him for
robbery and murder." In ihU country
the Virginia Lynch has usually had the
crsdit of originating extra judicial pro
ceeding?, and the name which hail been
given to them probably did not come
into general use until a time compara
tively modern.
ia --
I'ifly Dollars for a Eobel Stamp.
Fr. m the Kit-kmr.nrl (Viu) DWpfUh.
A gcmleman hero has a stamp one
of th'oso- known as "local stainps"
printed for the Pittsylvania Court House
oflieo nfter the secession of Virginia,
and before tho Confederate Govern
ment Jia l issued its st amp-:, for which
lie is otic red by a Northern dealer in
tturisit:os $oQ cash, but which is held
at $lu ). The stamp is a iitlle over an
inch square, is printed with plain type,
ia reddish ink, on common white paper,
and is lifted on a coarse brown en
velope, directed ud mailed to a
Lynchburg firm. So far as U knoyn,
tilere are o.i'y two li':e s-tamps in exist
ence. The Very L'trs.
A new invent'.on is rejoi to I ;i
Turin. It con.-is'.s in ti e nj! icatiou y'
light-giving materia: to p: int :ng inlc. by
which print becomes liiniinou in the
dark, eo that in future it will be po-i-ble
to read at night, in bed or during
a journey, without the ns.--.isla:ic of
caudle or"! am p. A new daily pnper in
which tliis luminous material will be
used is, it is paid, about to be published
at Turin.
There has been a congress of
auri.sts
in Ita v. at which a Heidelberg proles-
sor safd that experience had convinced
him of the importance of examining the
organs of hearing of engineers and fire
men 011 locomotives, both bef-.re ap
pointing them and every two years or so
while in service. The-jsen-e of hearing
bee iocs impaired froia varinu; c m.ses,
ami often without the kr.o vi. die of the
person suffering from it. Defects in
this ease are not less dangerous than
color blindness, and soaeiinu's more
difiieult to discover.
List year in Oregon the government
Mirvt vod over 2,000,000 acres of land,
and ft is estimated that in 1881 even
more than that amount will be sur
veyed. The lands on which the govcriL
nicnt engineer worked during last. year
lie pviacipailv in eastern Orejron.
Hew to Eexnen
Mr. George Yule, a
CCU1CS TIIOl'SAMVj YJi.ian.
- k POSITIVE tU?JL
jrLrw
r- n o ; .1
13 the Eestcf Tonics ;S
Tnv.Mi-J- Purrs DvsEEDSia: K
fesasiMrtiwi the System;
5Si??V- tvRccf.'rt the Weak
and Cebilitsled,
J.f?l . f;t nHI nrnre all X
f..t fr.'rn.h' mcp
. J . i.lra r. r tAmx. r
,t h.iK- by ail Irug.-:il3.
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INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE,
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
TiOFjsof nppetite.KausebowelBstiye,
Pam in tbejldjWith a dull sensation iu
tnejbaek part, Fain under the'shoulder--bla
le.julloeps aftereatirig, with a disin
clination tjt!Xei-tionofJbod y ormind,
Irritabilifyof 'temper, Loy "spirits. Loss
6rfaemOTyUhJai'fceling of flavins: neg
iecttia'iwuie cmyt weariness. Dizziness
i luttf-rins of thfjlfart. Dots before the
eyes, Yellow Skin, l"t jesdache, Kestles
ness at night, highly colored XTrine.
IF THESE-WAENINGS AE UNHEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON EE DEVELOPED.
TUTT 3 FILLS are esj-.c cialVy adapted to
Kiu-li rasrk,oneilosc -iieots siclicliang
of fecline to atisli sufferer.
They IfirrewM- ppt !. ni'-J fiyise tbe
biilv to Take on Flel.. thus tlx; rynera is
itotirikhfd.aiKt Dy U: :r I otie rlioion tiie
f iln-il i e rann. Kewular Mol are )n-duct-a
l'rire i cent. OA .llnrrsiy St.. !. .
TUTT5S HAIR DY
Oray HuRorWinsKni" ohanstvl to bOwxssy
lii-ACK by a sinzlo arp!i'atioii "f this DVK. 11
iini-ns i natural rotor, Instaiitar.eously.
Office. S3 P1urrey St., NowYcrK.
a f TTTT'S JltM ' t Ta!i-.h! Inf. rmtlin r.(l
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It is tho result of 20 tce?s' exprrience ar-1
rkiiiiinente ia SVwlntr Machinca. It eambinet the
pood point of a'l prr"nt and former make, an! is
not "oucnan" or" one idea iiai.iiue,a;)!tvr3
are. It nvoidH the rtet'ertM of olhPM, and i ot--new
ai)4 valuable features and conveuieiios?.
It ia large, li'ikt-rntmivg. Hoist less, hantlttrm, con.
renient, diirulfr. aa l rimjie. Wnrmntpd and
kpjit ill rejair free fr. yearn. irculars with
full u-vrn -tioii pent true on n-:K xi. It Barely tha
l-et A trial will rrove it. Itoii-'t fail tr fire it
In-for" von buv. MAm-trrrnED v.y Fl.t 'litiycr.
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t i hi.:r-.s una wuittn, teacr.ors, Oiccnaiiiu,.
f n:.-!., n.iai.-.tcr., mothers, and all who are tired
by oiis:a:it t :! a'id worrj of your work V
i ' - i'i '!: r-'.: : rT'-cnt;-.c i-rv. !-u: ne
a.Is-.i,"Ncvir ilia, or with Kidney, Liver or.
. von c:m !e cured by using
y-.n. ..r: -.v;,t;i. aw.iy wild Consumption, tc-'
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If chiccll by liieac, old age or ci-,
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:iie -loiot Hsalth e-.t 3.. sng'S Restorer EveH
. j-;;;d. ai:-i is t r --.t,. nor to li: iters, i-.ssences o;
".JiiiKer an-t otKt t'.-.r.it;-., ks It pave.- intoxicates.
It ilA -inert Ilaui!r-! oT Lives; It 31ay
S:ie Ymirs.
ptiv a oc. bottle o( y .ir fli-.taist. and to avoti'
t... ni.r 'iiitrir.- IQ r.i, iTi O -t-
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Tho L'est & 3-0.-.1 Vvouvuiical i!air Dressing
C'or.tain'u-a only iagreriiCTits that arr beneficial
to iho hair an 1 scj'p, tiie Halsam will be found
t.ir more sati. tactory ir.au any oths? preparation.
It Serer Falls to Kcstore Gray or Faded Hair
to the original youthful eclor and is warranted to
remove dandruff, prevent baldness and stop falling
of the hair. y aruggists mt 59 cenit.
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nil 1 o
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CARTER'S LiTTLE LIVER FILL?
Alsocuroail f irrcaof Blllousiesa, prevent Coujti
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dtr:s3 Jrota too ocsirt-J c-j.iln?. correct Hisoracr
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littlo pillat a do?e. They aro pirely vepetatle, do
not rripo o- pur-.and are ns ncarlr perfect as t
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8oM ly t'rug'3l3 it-, ryffhero or sent ty rn-.I?.
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lor Home use I
Fret and Scroll Rawing, Turning,
Boring, Drilliiig.Grindiuir, roliahing,
Screw Cutting. I"rico to t00.
Bend 6 centa for 100 pages.
JEI'HRAIM EiiOWIf, IiOweil, iUa.
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8i. ' i ii a nWKrowu.utiir.,.V;.-i-3'r iiustaci w
ij irliiUllv pr.diKd.
mm
1.
63 it? tA -.ft-st
E.1 K a tl ml a i a-
6 if
Br-
Is lau.ie Tr:m a Simple Vropu-al Lo;tf f I:ire
Value, and is a io.itive Itemed. v lor ail tlu
ai-ea-es mai rail"' pains m i lie t ..i ui
tbo l.ii.Iv-f.r Tirnil l.iv-r Haache--Jatin
.1: lil,;..,., 11... -.l T.il..,i.. ...1 .:U
It is thi; iti v i'lieuii I'-nii'dv I bat run' tliat
ure KiivjiPi-'s fiV li iih'4tt i:ie.
i'or Sale t;v Irui-;s ii'iii IValers at l.'2. .
...... I...ith. r In t I .n iii-ii-l.- fit Tl-V it .
II. II. WASiXICK CO.. !:n:i stcr. X. Y.
-v Cattle Creek, Michigan, v
' ifAurPACTTCEas o tbi osx.t ozxvari
THRESHERS,
Traction and Plain Engines
and Horse-Powers.
ilwsif omsTct-Tli reohcr Factory Established
ta too WorlJ. i
f UP X DO f eontinwrvBandntGeestful but.
m B IK..dtM. w iiiiout chaT-t-n .l iinme.
J manajri'iuent, or litation, to" back tip" th
KTFArtl-POWFU SEPARATCHS rd
ComplctP. fSteom lutP-4 ""''":-" ova.it:. .
Fine! 'fraction Ktiue3-iil 1'iaiu JbnlTlcs
Ver seen til Uitf A,iierfc;ai UiUi-ltct,
A muUitiitli nf rerial feature! ard rxjruc?ncitt
for itfil, toweltwT witn f'perior q'la'i'.i' i: c"rn?rti.
ti and material' nc4l atned t-t i;-,--ili. r rnukor.
Four sizes of Sf -arnt .r:i. i rem j t: lis aorte
7,500,ogo' ;;:;:t.i-:T'
coastnt'r cn i, ir.:.u w ::.-5t i. '
cuiuiaralla oU-wtrV cf i :r i.:.-.ln-i iy.
TRA8TS8!
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m 'T i
The majority r.f i-e iU of the human
l ol; '.-! !: :t 'VmiiflfWiil of i St
jjer, tiff.rt'ifj I ni!t the stomach and
bowrls. Jn tn-t.-- lo "'' cure, it i
iirrt sat: ri; t.) j-ri.i'irf lle came. Irregu
tur and Stays '-'h action of the Hoirelfi,
Headache, Sick nt-.t.-i at the Slumaeh, fain,
in itie Hack and Luiiis,ctc., indicate that
te iirrr ff at fault, and that nature ye
iiuirrn atmitfi-c- 'o t naol-i thli oryaii in
throir ojf imptzritiex.
Prlvlzly illttcrsai eesprcia lip
compounded far t hi. purpose. They aro
tnild in their ncii'jn and effect ire aa a
cure; are jdeasatit ta the tarteattd taken
tuait;.' ' fhUJ: en f "If". T"f
knt ar-ri.nt-inj fa i in rtionr, thry arp
safe an ' u -' " I c :t re for Dyspc psia,
Citneriil i3aV-.Iftlv,3Sa!itcialCoti-Rtipatissu,
ISist-nsecI Iiitlncys,
tit'., etc. -1 ta t'liood Pnrlfler thry
ate stipcrU'r to t:r cth.-r medicine;
el'-atxiag the ty h t'i tht-roftahly, and
i npirt:'i! nfr I if and energy to the in
valid. It is Jill; 4.5 and net on
aHitsKlCaSUt 'ft'" r.,ii,
ksi vaua estcc'.,: rs?. n ew m fiiutss,
otid lake no O'fcc Tr.'ICE, i 00 pt-r.EottlB.
B:?EF. BRQ3. S Cfi , - 5CLr FFCPRIETSRS,
Ct. Lo j-.a acd Ku.i3.i3 C.;j-. Ho.
IXJiDJL -IIjlJL'j '--i" ;l I
LEAD ALL OTHERS !
Every Style & Pries.
Guaranteed T Jxi c u.1 o
FOIi
OPERATSCrl,
DURABILITY ar
XmproTemeits aai Coareiucrics fix:-a "'r
no ethers.
Alrjays ile!ialg.
POPULAR EVERYWHEHC.
Jr Sale La Every City and Te a a
ia the United States.
arid l.y I . . MATHEWS,
t i.A i i ii "i i: N t r.
jfQME TRE ATM
v
yffi-.saj? A certain enra for 3crY3V
,-,-r-rf Debility, Seminal V.'?a-
2 Y:
.- ' nr, ri-rsejf-tredtmt-rit. sent If C. ta-arei-.
L a. T. WILLIA21S, 4S5 L Vislcf iiu fiikariee. S3
l-Jl.
UIC 1-M - .V''. 1. .Ht. lull... f-. .U. M.ii.
cu'tie r tin- Kidneys, i.ivt-r :s: il l.'riiiai-y r
gaii". Kr IViMhlf ii-e.-ixofs. M:mlily .Men
stnuit.i n. :e:d (itirin lTi:i:aiicy. it fi:1.." ;i
eiua!. !t r-.-tu t lie nri!:- tliat tnnht the
tiWiitil. aii'.l 'erne s ii' in;tl I'lii i.irr,
lllillll
iie Rc:peupea ia my T,raet..;o :or
illustrated book t,f(RVH,;e: giving
S
H 6
BEST THRESHER 013 WHEE15
I4 not a Vibrato? cor rm Aprn Machine.
Ts -wonderfully siii)iie end admirably perfect in it
- Inrpstiina- ana wj'&rating' qualities. Mbtcs rii
the cr Bin, and cleans It ready tor market.
llaEB eaeriy, in conntructed durubly. is nnixlifi
traubf ally. 1 tho mmt economical, Ufnnt expea
hv, and innwt aalixfuctory machine ia the
market. Will liandie wet grain aa well aa dry.
' Has no eo iial in threhin tr flftz and timothy, threi-h-tuvand
cluaninK l"Xli as well end Dearly us rajiid'y
h wlKS-t.sad requir6 no cbar.tre except tbeeves.
Htu mnrt tquartyeet of reparoling ant c I tan if iff eur.
faca than any other mumehine mad, and can not b
orTlnir1 Is Ivrth over- anil under-b'.a.- Our
CLOVtll Hl'LUNti ATTACH.1IKNT i
nevr and very deairatlc Does the work mere
npidly and better tbaa an excluaivoly Huuing:
HEi'AItATOna of lie rariora fttea ted for
S.rim or IJurne fo:'r, C3 i'eired.
An Improved Flit Power, an Improved
Woodbury Power, and tbe i:iv-rd l.quul
ixinK Povrer, all mounted eo fonr wbf:ii. are
manufactured Ly us, nii are not nrpattea ly any
in Ih market. ... , ,
We aro tl r,reiared to farnlnh firt-C093
Portable Ungitiea wilh our boparators.
l-'or Prlce-Liat ar.d Circulars, address
SEYIWC JR, SASIN & CO.
ractvjr&rs. CCllwatfi Minn.
to
CI 7 c--t. rhvrl'Z trc
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( St. Loais, Mo.
ul "';lJT.', n:is bcea
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.t:: -, OrtUiTd. It jv arc,ai I
..- j;.oi.-ur:l Atrecfc.ona of
. ..- -. ... l -,ri. I S t'rjviitely.
. ,- :- . i " :ivy and InspotMiey
f-'..u. . i : -i -trtv--.3? in maturff
. -.. -.v i, i.:-. :..vi:-rrvr.:i."n.--r3,8aajin-.
-ii.t, d'nrt(3 1 :'i;-::t,er'v'ii?o mem
? -..i --fci.i ccr.v- to B-y.ic'y cnrfiiKiua of
.-a:- .1 (iv-.-'f rtl. -i .reTlrinir mar
jcr..id r Iv.t'uj. '-''iRultatioa
- - ii'iU fr . J l:ivit,t. ir.mpiilot ona
i .;-. .
, l-'.'inj c ! miiJ or rt,wc3i. tlorea
". W..-.rc ao.ili exiles It is Iranr y st-atod.
OS.fi1 'l 2SO.
3 - i'-i i Sh : I r
l u:ui:tU.-,vfe!J -; ! it 1". trne tolue, on tho
f-i- 'iiu t-ibjeocs; Who Iji marry, who not, why.
l Vonmn'jmd. i'hys:-;il dscayf Who should
at ii n -. uo js li.'o un 1 hupoiness may bo iacrcr.-wl ; Jmm
of rr'J,;-y ri l cii-fta. ami minnsrt. 1 boao married
c -cr.nfMi'p' it; a 5 na -ruij. sbauld rad it ttioa keepun
dtr lorfe ai J t. S.1 Ct3. y r,il in money or pon
t. Englisb OT-ni'iT'. French road and apoaen.
E-SPP PSESGBJFTI3H
For tii-t speedy
. . r. ctf SMtninal
rifaiii.i cf 1 ie--us Aversion to Soc:oor
rreuxruveMsmory ad l.txord.'ii brrruuht oil Sy belf-
Al;i. Any drar;t hna Mi inzainu e
Ourtie Inst'o.Si Sf-C'hKrlc. Kt. I.oqi, Mo.
703CheiirutCt St. tculj, r'p.
at r.U fiSBco,
r eea, Ii'K.tecfiy.tU fonmi-f Cypjiliii.G morrhcea,
dleet Urinary or Eladdor disease, llncant catf
cared ia ri lew dny. All the ULkwmw iTssulting from
u. nr hif'rwtirfl enroll for lirewiLh&ote
1 . "T
me-il':l:.e.' Advioa free. CtutRw. Cull or writo
In su-lctcnnii-'i-noe. S'TB'otont E for t a stamp
MARtelACECUIDEft&S'
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I .1.et. i', b-j,-. '-.-i S i" i.'jK. i riil r. ' Var" ff.t. J
1 C a.tw:'4 : '' .'-!'-vp. C-it t'i ra. ral
tu 1.'-. i;.;i;;ii v jj.VN,. ;;t.lva:. .M.c-i.
Z wSti mall a copy
cf my ric-tv Ii&,
"KttltAi. SENSE."
f f&e fa
r 1 . z - . . :3 2-:.- ycr -.in !;:j.UMM..tfl
ia !:inr- e.-.v i-.'isse.
1-, v o.ie :-r:To. with CONSTJIPTjO'V,
A-.T!iMA, CATACltil, SOUK 1 UK OAT,
or 15 'tON'fJl I rs, th information in th s Hook is
of ;-r. at vnii: m-iiI i jsi.-.v i-f 1I12 ).rwviiruv vl uod,
a'.-, t f,-i'r t--. "i iji-, ' j(i('i-fss.
irli S. li. K'UU, I IC raltn Su. "flatknatl. O.
P.zzdlnrM recitations f Efssuiion!
: r.,.f..J ..ir.rTnrH'! t1 r'.rr pnd f rrtr.in-i aa-
r :;i It-Iu-'t "n'u''ieri, Orl iry i mill linmur, I tin
3 t ; : :-.-c Ct3.. i:-.:!v:'i : Trr. .yi-.b.- 1 ,oL:ilt r .
J r. ry i. y . hr pis cc-. tcry rroaibor f a l.vc?"!
-i s 19 B H m R
rwcxtsscsaBsaci
J f
reserycil for
SMITH
TO GIVE TSIEISrd: J
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Ja t?Y -C- ,6 '.--i' f.- ' - - , r 7 a Oilman - . H
ip.zm mftfXiiMffk PACIFIC R. R.
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Blntrs, pas-
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l.iiK'riy. luii j V11J..W1:'-'-' . - , ,(
Uos Miin.s (tiie ciiDi'i'l oi ltv:i'. s-.;;.r.. ..i.
tic, and Avma ; it!t l.n.:si Ir.'iM - V,: '
Junctinn to IVoiia ; Wi'.s hi -In.:' ,'"" 1 ''-;."'
Uli. Wnshirii-'t.-n. F.mii:l. 1 ' ,-'
Ccntrpville, Frii:-ol-'. 'I'lciuo'!. Ualu I :'.. t '
rni. Lrarenn-urih, AI-. : i..."i if.a i.un ..'
Wu-biiiuum to Pifi-nwv. uain mi. :
Tilli Kt-oktiK to rurminBWii. iVir.: n.r...j-;i.-
.,siuir- Indeiiondciit. I.iann. ir.u:ii. ....!'
YillH.OKil0OMt. lVlia.51inru. cud l-s .iy....-t .
Keeton to liNr.; Ii- Mn:io t.j In-1'Uiii-.l.i J.i
Winterset: AllBiitic f Ijti!;J Audaxta i tijit
Atocu to Harlan. ".mJ i p-itiv."j t.ic ...u
Railroad, TrhH-'il owns. :id c.-it-i-u:-5 a t.ir-u; ...
line from t'hictwo Into tde rt-s - : .,
'i'hrouwb Express Paj-4:i- r i i..ius w
man Palace tara attecUe.!. at e ra.i .;a-s
betwpon Chicago and 1'i "' . Kas-a.-. r.
torKcii. bu'its, Uvrxu-i.mii r.K.i ai.
BOX. Throueh cars nrea-.so r.m l- i y. :i i-J 'r
kee end Knimas t nr. tin liio - ilil2UK-.-'. .-ja
xjyb l.lfiTi! Short l.:i-.'.."
- uv ' -i . ..." - - - -
eauippod. It roa-i !. Miiijdy nr-
. r..?. L IVLH Jl''. .....
tmct is laid with '-t.'i rsi.-i.
Whit will plKto y'ti ia-.t will Ik .1: .
beautiful l'r:uru s .r lil'-nois -0:i in i t
ur mairn.ricea- lir.ina t ti, -t '
r. . .V. 1 -111 I- .1 cit nil - ' " "
i ..Tiun.uHPrvL-umiini l.i -1 -c - - i .. i .
bh.hi.iuiiu.i""" - -
AppreclatiuB the fact t.flU . a r ..J n y -
peftpU prefer traM, JSS-iir i. W-ka
- li.. a. iviirr-mt 1 1 i r h i. v. hi - i t-. a-
4C71'V D ,
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For fV?i V t
RrilTC WANTED i rn.
C'B reiuctd.33 cr cU K.tio.l Pubtith'g Co., Sr. Loola, Ma.
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'THE PRIVATE MEDiCAC ADVISER"
f- f-iTaiii. Couoriiiot-v r, ti iotut e, V arico
' ripnuiA.tC.r:,i:aLa, box u id X)tb lity.
IlIiJ.M3l Til?, fl '(Tl .Sti AlUMf an-i t fbit'iH
jfcaiir-" t;rii N-t u-ff, t' S 'T, )'bjrit. rcr.XHw-
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i;-::ri!AW! Icctro 01 J!:xt::i fceafiicsl. 10
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iT. t- Mi -fc. v, -is iib f.ie. nJ cr U)o
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t.o 1 !tr Mr i.e-a t. - fc i ..ii.in i- "i : f tuinftf m n stri
! t if-rrr rcvc. (t n well k i-wn),
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-t ft-? - r- !"- MtrM, i.
... v .v-mi'-ui-'-h viuii in I.- : - r.-J . avi
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dr. butts' mmm
bUUilboftU17 at 13 2T. 6i& 6&Mtf ST. LCIS,
fnHZ Phytietam t ebin f th.c oU and wall knnu li.a't
I tuttoo ar regular graduates tn Jicmi srd turgrt y. Teara
J yyyptiiaf 10 tha t real nie nt of ihronie ll-avr tvt n.da
thair iKill aol abihir u nucb aufiar.or Iu that f I'-r ordury
ractiuooar, that tbef bava aquirrii a uational upuuiioa
throuch thetr trealmaot of complicated eac.
IWDfSCREJION.rF.XPOSURE
CDa.aaiCk aft Ispkitta, btaorrkra, Ult, Mrtftura, OrrtitlK, all
iVtawrr Troabka and Syphilitic or JBrrarlal ifltc u m of tUa
(kro mAlm or boax. treated with aucaaa, on acieniific praa
clplea, without nunc Mercury or oU.rr Po:o3oi. Mriiiciura.
VnilNC MPM those of w Kid 1- age ho ara auf
JUijJAjS Icnnf from the cOVeu of ftprraatf
or aiceaa in ntattirad rerra. ara perniantrtt'y currd. This dia
aaa produraa aooic of tbe following efltrrs n.ioi.t, blotcttos,
dittine, narvouaneat, dironris of sighr. couph. iiidifefctiou,
onatipmhoB. despondency, eonfuntnn of i-i, averon q ttt
ciety. tfeffwTe ir.n.frv. r"chaiittOH, (mateniy cr Uat
DeraunaJ cor.uitaTou is iireiftrrru. wiiicn is rivx-a auu i m-
ad. Lit of queatioa to beawnvered far patiet.M denriuf treat
uent mailed fre to axy a.ldrea on artf.lirattoo.
f(noBi avfferinv frtun Ruptur kald eiw the! r ar,V
aad Inarm aoaaetaftia; to Mr atata:. It I a If tru.?
CoCTiutiiCaTi"" Ft net' efi'tef-t,ii. -i -t -- ; ; - V- .cl
1U. WITTA, 14 Sort Ktli Si., t- i.uuU, klo.
t5i3iiia?' .-i1-! Aa.alir.lr K.w foxiuf.-K.
I t.is rf Scmiu.U 3Cm.iBion;i rji 1 lauoictl'-f-iiu it I
L true y, Wl., appu'-l. to I'm p-iaotiicj bcirt cf '.
t j. tr.. zrTt. - - - v - " . 1 " , -
lortefcrt auil ttertirf riVTOf'Cf '. t"" T-Vtr - "
aoo4 UK 1 111 Trj n .ol iM w m-m,:&4 ?-
w trina, ahe-J J p-rtuoa. r -Tst. l
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Oj U.-i-l rruf I W II. J" ranoJil J'.. ) " ''
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P j ii i ,i fcinr i 1 ' - IWiA 1. in
V nt tTTS " l" ! M.i 1 wV- ---X
ft tiv k., ,i m.W fUa. w-l p ' wWl, a.-
REMEDY GO. GCHf MT. ,
I -rvf. Piif.P'ttit9 ftcuiit'f Mi(t&::.-. trt i
fsJixua. Ar 1 J"9. lr.c ri,, m FT-ntj peA'XKf
CMrr, A?. 14, . 7. I t t!"fmig-!y c.r"l r I fc... X Up
lop. yam-'C ni: ia cryilry k pftj.z icUJT.
MN6un, IS nS. I refonf' o mtsi fctirf
f 5r r:.-nei.ci ti.il I nnt to 7 tktM in a .. r cic.
Tti ."pf lau; V- "LlJlliL IT " 1 .r?." !. -' try t"fr
Jan. i, trT? I vp y;r firko m .i-
! --.iM ail p-riit trrui,!. l-t (Kcrtf is rtakrtr- ye',
lvi r,-. K;. l9. I m lni't irprie4 t yor.r Fj-t-V.ci.
1 :ff wrke. t!ke a crartH fn mm. 1 r ji;
t r r.jycJi af a n rn a I k m fcff-ro I kir . I w on 1K4
T-r-e of (- rrive, I tiu.,i. a:id i .as u na cunt ir fua,
ttit i.4W X a.ii ia v I 'y ' c7'"Ci',.m i h ,
"rit T;-;:i;, A .? iS (hTj. t lcsirei your !ietTt. anj
! le'iwre i: hat er-.vi we, fr wi.-ch 1 am vcrr fbjutkful. In
t:sJ j !po5 tf-.l ih.ch r'Me srr.1 bp another bo4
2) ff a ft.-l. a "ti iavr Ucue a rcat faWg for n. i
Will its! v. a alt n!' I -? - "'"
ail ! 1 Tilili..ijr
j.t..i;n. Jo e Wh, C 1ca. (:irwail u-.f at otic it
Ls cf l -e r:V. Th? pntippj rn rr. I bare srt1 r ot of
rse in a.M.'ton ?-t a -rTiyrl- lwx, i fit rxccariDg, aJ i
"Si Sr-i. 2, l-7y. I.t January v-P frn V
-"j r -..r r- ;. t , hi7 :e ft v'-.T Ct;tlTJ!, "PJ IT I a . in ."II
Jri: ;i fciJ::. V- - jiv a-J-fr cvV-icr rr ui"tr.
( V 'r srJ v.-.uu li t-j:ara ie No. 3 be
r. tares
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INC
DISCOVERY!
&.QST MAKHOOD RESTORED.
A victim of youthful imprudence canping Prema
ture lie-.-av, Kcrvoua Pebiiity, Lost Manhood, etc.,
taviuR tii'-d in vain every known remedy, has dt-covc-ivd
a rimple self cure, which he will pr-nd FP.E3C
to his fellow-HHfff'Tvra, address J. II. UIXVIi,
43 Chatham tt Ti. .
a fed
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. BLACK & CO,
I 'TWEEN T1IK EAST & THE WEST!
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KT. JOHN.
BENNETT & LEWIS
DEALERS IN
., AGENTS FOil TIIE CELEIJKATEI) LEAVEXWOUTII
'Flse el2oicei S5li ot grocer
leg Sia tlae city.
Qasli Paid far Butter and Eggs,,
Here We are with a Complete Stock
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, SHAWLS, SKIRTS, IO SI', FLA NXEL,S,
CASSIMERf S, JEANS. VALISES, 1,RESS, WOODS, RUOH1NUS,
RIBBONS, LACKS, CARPETS, FLOOR OIL CLOTH MATTINOS
WINDO W SUA DES and FIA T URES, tU:., tl-.-.
BOOTS, SHOES j.1TJD ARCTICS,
'3Hats, Caps, and Hoods,,T;
UXDKi.WEAK, ALL C.'OLOIiS A X 1 ) Si Z ICS AT
IMUCES TO SI' I T KVEIvY 1JODY.
GLOVES t MITTENS TO FIT EV ERYhODY, both in SIZE d- FRICIS
Also the best Seleet Stock of strictly lirst-class Ciro
ceries. Canned and Dried Fruits, Tobaccos, Queens
ware and Glassware in the City. All of which we
guarantee to sell as low as anybody.
sjpjscaiAE. sim ucisaaiaMirs
to close Cash Buyers, and for lare quantities
W.
S -S. MAIN STI1EET.
The Old Grocery & Dry
Goods Stand.
Although 'Lection is over we are not tlone gelling goods, by a long fihnlv
Ib
OU WILL FIND ATF.S. WHITE'S ONE OF TIIE LARGEST ANI
REST STOCKS OF GOODS, OF ALL KINDS IN THK TOWN.
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Tiie iiicr-.st Grfen Winter Ajiiles for sale. Over 2J iUrrels down Cflla:.
i.i
Potatoes by the Car-load, PEACH BLOWS
CASH RAID FOR HIDES FURS, TALLOW, AC, at
JT. S. WELLTJU'S,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
IB HI IP I K IB TT B m IE !
J. V. WECKBACH,
(Successor to '-UTHMANN & WECKBACH.)
11ETA1L DKALK.lt IX
STAPLE and FANCY DHY GOODS.
A luil
D dD d?
of every
Cm"
Highest Market Price Paid for Choice Butter and Country Produce
JNo Better FLOUR anywhere.g
QifiBisware
Kept in full tock. A full and complete Tup of
BOOTS AND SHOHS.
CALL AT MY STORE FOR BARGAINS.
itV5Soy IlefundeJ in all I'hkou where l.aoflx art; noUx It epreneote4 aj
Our Motto is "Live and Let Live.''
Cwa Hi: Soujli East Ci.incr Miiiii and Tliir.I !rrretn.
lilll uIKl US. 1LVI TSMOl ill. NtBKASKA.
CT. "V. WEOKBAOH.
CROCKERY,
Flour and Feed Store I
la Jerry Ilartmnn's Xcw Kuildinir,
Main Streets Two Doors East oi Court House.
PLATTSMOUTH, iMLhi.
TOR ALL KINDS
gerQOODS DELIVERED FREE
As Agt-iits for the ohl FIRK INSUIIAXCK CO., t,r Fret-port, nnJ ,
tr.e GEIiMANIA LIFE INSURANCE CO., cf New York, o::cr to the
.itilic good aiul reliable Insurance on the most reasonable terms. vj .
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We invite our friends and the public generally f y
to call and See us, and
INSPECT OTTR, STOCK!!
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H. BAKER & CO.
WDnfiteo
lino of
d$ D D B
ilnseriptton.
caddy, chest
TaWe & Met Cntlery,
L Hit liimimil "l
OF PliODUCE.
T ANY PART OF THE CITY.
HANSEN &. CHASSOT.
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