SNATCHED FROM DEATH.
Lieut. Greely and Six Others
Rescued in the Nick
of Time.
Seven Out of the Original Twenty.
five Potash in the Arctic
' Region.
Horrible Details of the Manner in
Which the Brave Explorers Were
Compelled to Subsist.
The acting secretary of the navy re
ceived a telegram from St. Johns on tbo
17th stating that the Oreely expedition had
found the survivors of Greely's party. The
survivors number seven men in all.- Their
names are Lieutenant Greely , Sergeant
Brainard , Sergeant Fredericks , Sergeant
Long , Sergeant Ellison , Hospital Stewart
Bieberback and Private Council. They
were found by the relief ships "Thetis"
and "Bear"five miles off Cupo Sabinein
Smith's sound. Sergeant Ellison was very
badly frost-bitten and died at Godhavcn on
July 6th while undergoing a surgical opera
tion. The relief ships "Thetis" and
"Bear , " with the survivors , are now at
St. Johns , N. P.
The following is a second telegram re
ceived at the navy department :
ST. JOHNS , N. F. , July 17. 9 a. m. To
Hon. H. B. Chandler , Secretary of the
Navy , "Washington : The "Thetis , "
"Bear" and "Lock Garry" arrived here
to-day from W.est Greenland. All were
separated from the "Alert' ' one hundred
and fifty miles north during a gale. At 0
o'clock p. m. on June 22(1 ( , fire miles off
Capo Sablnc , in Smith's sound , the "The
tis" and "Bear" rescued alive Lieutenant
.A. "W. Greely , Sergeant Brainard , Ser-
§ eant Frederick , Sergeant Long , ' Hospital
toward Beidenbeck , Private Connell and
Sergeant Ellison , the only survivors of the
Lady Franklin Bay expedition. Sergeant
Ellison lost both biu.hands by frost bite and
died July 6th at Godhaven , three days after
amputation , which had become imperative.
Seventeen of the twenty-five persons com
posing the expedition perished by starva
tion at the point where they were found.
One was drowned while sealing to procure
food. Twelve bodies of the dead men were
rescued and are now on board the "The
tis" and "Bear. " One Esquimaux ,
Turnedike , wag buried at Disco , in ac
cordance with the desire of the inspector of
Western Greenland. Five bodies , buried
in ice near the camp , were swept away to
sea by the winds and currents before my
arrival and could not be recov
ered. The names of the dead recov
ered , with date of death , are as follows :
Sergeant Cross , January 1 , IS jWederick ,
an Esquimaux , April 5th : Sergeant Linn.
April 16th ; Lleutenint Lockwood , Ai.rU
9tn ; Sergeant Jewell , April 12th ; Private
Ellis , May 19th ; Sergeant Balston , 3Iay
23rd ; Private Henry , June IStb. The names
of the dead buried in the ice fort , with date
of.death , whose bodies were not recovered ,
are as follows : Sergeant Rice , April 9th ,
18Si ; Corporal Salen , June 3d ; Private Ben
der , June 6th ; Assistant Surgeon Pavy ,
June 6th ; Sergeant Gardner , June 12th ;
drowned by breaking through newly formed
ice while sealing , J. Edwards , April 24th.
I would earnestly suggest that the bodies
now on board be placed in metallic cases
here for safer and better transportation in a
sea way. This appears to me imperative.
Greely abandoned Fort Conger August 9 ,
1883 , and reached Baird inlet September
20th following , with the entire party well.
He abandoned all his boats and was adrift
for thirty days on an ice See in Smith's
Sound. His permanent camp was estab
lished October 21 , 1833 , at the point where
he was found. During nine months his
party had to live upon a scanty supply of
lood brought from Fort Conger and that
cached at Payer harbor and Cape Isabella
by Sir Geo. Nbres in 185 , but
they found it much damaged by
lapse of time ; that cached by
Beebe at Cape Sabine In 1SS2 , a small
amount saved from the wreck of the "Pro-
> teus" In 1883 , and landed by Lieutenants
Garlington and Colwell on the beach where
Greeley's party was found. " When these
provisions were consumed the party was
forced to live upon boiled seal fikin stripped
from their sealskin clothing , and lichens
and shrimps caught in good weather , when
they were strong enough to make exertions.
As it took 1,310 shrimps to fill a gallon meas
ure , the labor was too exhausting to depend
upon them to sustain life entirely. The
channel between Cape Sabina and Littleton
island did not close on account of violent
gales all winter , so that 240 rations at the
latter point could not be reached. All
Greeley's records and all the iastruments
brought bv him from Fort Conger are re
covered and are on board. From Hare
Island to Smith's sound I had a constant
.and furious struggle with impassible
floes. Solid barriers were overcome by
watchfulness and patience. ' No opportunity
to advance a mile escaped me , and for sev
eral hundred miles the ships were forced to
ram their way from lead to ksart through Ice
varying in thickness from thrc e to six feet ,
and when rafttd much jireater. The
"Thetis" and "Bear" ' reached Cape York
June 15th , after a passage of twenty-
one days in Melville bay with two
advance ships of * the Dundee whal
ing fleet , and continued to C-ipe
Sabine , returning seven days later
and fell in with seven others of
the fleet off Westenholm island and an
nounced Greely's rescue to them , that they
might not be delayed from tiieir fishing
grounds nor be tempted into the dangers of
Smith's sound in view of the reward of
$25,000 offered by congress. Returning
across Melville Bay they fell in with the
"Alert" and "LochGarry" off the Devil's
Thumb , struggling through heavy ice.
Commander Coffin did admirably to get
along so far with the transport so early in
the season , before an opening had occurred.
Lieut. Emery with the "Bear" has sup
ported me throughout with great skillfulness -
ness and unflinching readiness in accom
plishing difficult tasks in relieving Greely.
The Greely party are much improved since
their rescue , but were in a critical condition
In the extreme when found and for several
days after. Forty-eight hours delay in
reaching them would nave been fatal to all
now living. The season north is later than
for years. Smith's sound was not open
when I left Cape Sabine. Thewinter about
Melville Bay was tie most severe in twenty
years. The great result is entirely due to
the unwearied energy of yourself and the
secretary of war In fitting out the expedi
tion for the work it has had the honor to
accomplish.
( Signed ) W. S. SCHLEY , Commander.
DISPATCH FROM LIEUT. GRKELY.
ST. JOHNS , July 17. To the chief signal
officer , Washinirton : Brainerd , Bierder-
back , Connell , Fredericks , Long and my
self , the sole survivors , arrived to-day , hav
ing been rescued at the point ot death from
starvation , by the relief sbips"Thetis" and
" 'Bear" on June 22d , at Camp Clay , north
west of Cape Sabine. All are now in good
health but weak. Sergeant Ellis , rescued ,
died in July. Cross died last January ,
ChristiansenLinn , Rice , Lockwood , Jewell
and Edwards In April ; Whlsler and Israel
in May ; Kelingbury , Saloi , Henry , Bender ,
Paw , Gardner and Schneider in June. "We
abandoned Fort Conger August 9thand
were frozen in an ice pack off victoria Head
August 29th. Abandoned the steam launch
September llth eleven milts northeast of
Cocked Hat island. When on the point of
landing we were three times driven by the
southwest storms into Kane's sea. We
finally landed September 29'in Baird Inl .
Learning by ocouting parties of the PorteuH
disaster and that no provision had been left
for us from Cape Isabella to Sabine , we
moved and established winter quarters
at Camp Clay , * half way between Sabine -
bine and Cocked Hat. An inventory
showed that bv a dally ration of four
and onethird"ounces of meat , seven
ounces of bread and dog biscuits and four
ounces of miscellaneous stuff , the party
would have ten days' foil rations left for
crossing. Smith's .sound to Littleton Island.
Unfortunately * Smith's sound 'remained '
open the entire winter , rendering crossing
impracticable. Game failed , despite dally
hunting , from early February. Beforei ho
sun returned only 500 pounds of moat was
obtained. This year , minute shrimps , sea
weed , sassafras , rock-llckers and uealskln
were resorted to for food , with the results
as shown by the number of survivors. The
last regular food Issued was on May 14th.
There were only 140 pounds of meat
left by Garlington. I was compelled
to send , in November , four .men to obtain
144 pounds of English meat In Cape Isa
bella. During the trip Edison had frozen
solid both hands and feet and lost'them all ,
surviving , however , through the terrible
winter and spring until July 8th. The sur
vivors owe their lives to the indomitable en-
erey of Captain Schley and Lieutenant
Emory , who , preceded by three and accom
panied by five whalers , forced tneir vessels
from Uperuavik through Melville bay into
the north waterat Cape York with the fore
most whaler. They gained a yard where-
ever possible and always held it. ' Smith's
sound was crossed and the party res
cued during one of the most violent
gales that ever been known. The boats
were handled only at imminent risk of
swamping. Four of us were then unable to
walk and could not have survived exceeding
twenty-four hours. Every care and atten
tion were given u's. We saved and we bring
back copies of the meteorological , tidal , as
tronomical , magnetic , pendulum and other
observations ; also a pendulm , Yale and
standard thermometer. Forty-eight photo
graphic negatives , collection blanks , photo
graphic proofs , JSequimaux relics and other
things were necessarily abandoned. The
Thfitis remains here five < layn , t robably.
( Signed ) GBEELY , Commanding.
Seven "Wise Blen Baffled.
The New York Morning Journal says
that Mrs. F. G. Kello g , 50 E. 86th
St. , was partially paralyzed , and lay
for seven days in convulsions. Phys
icians were engaged and discharged
until seven had failed to help or cure
her. She was unable to leave her bed ,
and was as helpless as a child. After
using all sorts of salves , ointments ,
lotions and plasters , her case was given
up as hopeless. Sh.e was induced to
try St. Jacobs Oil as a last chance.
She began to improve from the time
the first application was made , and by
its continued use she has completely
recovered.
The Romance of a Solitary Gulch.
In one of the gulches of the gold
mining district of the Divide , probably
twenty-five miles from Denver , stand
the remains of a cabin , if a few black
ened and charred timbers and a pile of
stones , evidently at one time a chim
ney , can be called remains. To the
miners and prospectors who pass over
the rough trail to-day the place has a
lonely and mournful look and many
speculations are indulged in as to the
history and fate of its former occu
pants.
From 1858 until 1861 this wild and
almost uninhabited country was filled
with a busy population who had left
comfortable homes and loving friends
in the east in the wild pursuit of gold
in these rich diggings. In the latter
year , however , the number dwindled
from several thousand to perhaps less
than a score of white men , new excite
ments having carried the restless tide
in other directions. Among the few
who remained were two brothers who
had left their home in a pleasant town
in Illinois to make their fortunes in
these marvelously rich placers. These
were Thomas" and William Coleman ,
who , though so closely related , were as
utterly different in disposition and
manner as could well be imagined.
Thomas , who was of a dark and
swarthy complexion , was always mo
rose and disagreeable , and generally
disliked by his neighbors. William ,
however , with his bright , blue eyes and
sunny hair , was ever a favorite with all.
But little was known of their previous
history save that the elder was uumar-
ried , but that William had left a young
wife and one child in the east. It was
known , also , to a few , that this mar
riage was a continual source of conten
tion between the two , and it was gen
erally understood that the brothers
had been formerly rivals for the hand
of the girl whom William afterward
married. One day , in the summer of
1864 , the siage , which was still running
in that section , brought as a passenger
a beautiful woman to the cabin who
proved to be the wife of William Cole
man. The meeting of the couple was
joyous to a degree , she explaining that
parents and child haying both died ,
she had resolved to join her husband
end individually share his fortunes and
hardships. Upon her arrival Thomas
went out of the house and wandered
a long distance over ridges and through
gulches , nor returned until long after
dark. Just exactly what happened
after he reached the cabin was never
known , but it is surmised that a fierce
quarrel and double murder ensued , as
late that night a man passing near
there on horseback thought he heard
loud and angry words followed by two
reports from a pistol , and looking back
after getting on top of the ridge he saw
the bright light of a conflagration.
Upon reaching the nearest settlement
he reported what he had seen. A party
of men started the next day to investi
gate the matter , and fouhd the charred
remains of the cabin and beneath the
still smoking ruins the burned bodies
of William Coleman and his wife.
Thomas Coleman was never afterwards
heard of. The placs to-day has a
mournful loneliness and silence , un
broken save by the twitter of birds by
day .and the howling of the coyote at
night.
Beware of the * Incipient stages of Consumption.
Take Plso's Cnie in time.
The story of the romantic life of Gen
eral Sam Houston , who was in turn
United States senator , Cherokee chief ,
general in the army , and first president
of the Texan republic , will be told in
the August Century by Alexander
Hynds , who has been assisted in the
preparation of his paper by the family
of the "hero of San Jacinto. " Two
portraits of Houston , one from a mini
ature showing him as a Cherokee chief ,
will accompany the article.
"It Knocks the Spots , "
and everything itf , 'tho nature , ef erup
tions , blotches , pimplffl , ulcers , scrofu
lous Jhumors , and ihclpient consump
tion , which IB nothing more nor less
than scrofula Jof the lungs , completely
out 'of 'the system.it , timulates and
invigorates the liver , tones up the
Btptuach , regulates.the bovyels , purifies
tbe blood , and builds up the weak
places of the body. It is a purely veg
etable compound , and will do more
than is.claimed for it. We refer to Dr.
Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery. *
A horsd attached to a buggy , in which
were three drunken men , refused to pass
the Third Frecinct Fojice Station in
Albany. The bystanders said the horse
knew the men ought to be put into a
cell. The men were finally compelled
to quit the wagon , whereupon tbe horse
was driven off without difficulty. .
"As Good as New , "
are tbe words used by a lady , who was
at one time given up by the most emi
nent physicians , uud left to die. Re
duced to a mere'skeleton , pale and hag
gard , not able to leave her bed , from
all those distressing diseases peculiar to
suffering females , such as displacement ,
leucorrbou , inflammation , etc. , etc.
She began taking Dr. Fierce's "Favor
ite Prescription , " and also using the
local treatments recommended by him ,
and is now , she says , "as good as
new. " ftice reduced to one dollar.
By druggists.
Edwin Booth'is said to be gradually
withdrawing from-theatrical life. He
is too young a man for that. If , as is
alleged , Mr. Booth is weary of the bus
iness , let him retire for a year or two ,
and he will go upon the stage again
with renewed interest and power.
Throw Away Trusses
When our new method is guaranteed to
permanently cure the worst cases of
rupture without the use of the knife.
Send two letter stamps for pamphlet
and references. World's Dispensary
Medical Association , 663 Main street ,
Buffalo , N. Y.
_ _ _
THE CATTLE TRAFFIC.
Rumors of a "War .on Rates Between the
East Bound Roads.
The. cattle traffic from Nebraska
points will begin in about two weeks , and if
aaunderstanding is not reached by the roads
interested before that time a live war on
rates is very probable. The Chicago Tri
bune Bays that several conferences have
lately been held between General Manager
Potter , ot tbe Burlington , and General
Manager S. H. H. Clark , of the Union Pa
cific , but the prospect for an amicable
agreement are not very flattering , owing to
the reluctance of the Burlington to treat
with the Western Trunk Line Association.
Last year the Union Pacific had an exclu
sive arrangement with the Bock Island and
Milwaukee & St. Paul roads , by which the
latter received tbe bulk of the Union Pacific
cattle traffic. But at that time the
Iowa pool , to which the Burling
ton was a party , was still in
existence , and the Burlington received its
alloted percentage east of the river. Since
then , however , xhe Iowa pool has been
busted , and the Westean Trunk Line asso
ciation formed , which makes all the Iowa
lines allies of the Union Pacific , except the
Burlington. Under the new srate of things
all the Union Pacific's cattle business would
go to its eastern allies , and the Burlington
would receive such as comes from its own
Burlington and Missouri River line in Ne
braska. The Burlington contends that it is
entitled to a share of the business from the
Union Pacific at Oinaha , and threatens to
open a war on rates ii it is not eranted.
It is claimed that the Union Pacific would
be willing to make a few concessions rather
than have a war , but is not willing to do
anything without the consent of its eastern
allies , and they , of course , are anxious to
keep all they < an.
What will cure Whooping Cough ? That Is
a question abked every day. We can an
swer that we have found the remedy in
Papillon Cough Cure. It never fails , and
can be administered to infants without dan
ger. It is perfectly harmless.
It does seem that the only rights the white
men are willing to concede the red man , are
funeral rites.
A hacking or winter coush so prevalent in
children is cured at once by Papillon cough
Cure.
Shot in a Saloon.
In Germantown , Pa. , John S. Sutton , a
building contractor , entered the saloon of
Joseph . Songster on Miller street about
1 o'clock in the morning. A dhcussion over
the Chicago convention arose. Songster ,
who is a democrat , made an insulting re
mark about Biaine , and siid that Cleveland
or any other democrat could beat him.
Sutton cautioned Him facetiously against
talking that way in this Biaine stronghold ,
and Songster retorted ( bathe would "shoot
a hole through a Blaiue man any day. "
Without provocation the saloonkeeper went
behind the bar , obtained a revolver of 'arge
calibre and pointing it at Sutton's head de
liberately fired , the ball entering the bruin
about two inches above the right ear. The
wounded man fell to the floor and was
taken as quickly as possible to the Germantown -
town hospital , where ho died. His assail
ant is under arrest. Sutton is a man of
some prominence in political circles and
leaves a large family.
Sprains , bruises , btiff Joints , burns ,
scalds , and rheumatism are relieved by
Uncle Sam's Nerve and Bone Liniment.
Sold by Druggists. _
Worms cause peevishness , fevers , con
vulsions and frequently death. A pleasant ,
safe and certain remedy is Dr. JAQUE'S
GERMAN WORM CAKES. Sold by all
Druggists. _ _
Headache , constipation , liver complaint ,
biliousness are cured by that mild , cleans
ing remedy which never produces pain ,
EILERT'S DAYLIGHT' LIVER PILLS.
Only 25 cts. Sold by Druggists
An economical man will keep the leather
of nis harness soft and pliable , which pre
serves it from cracking or ripping. He al
ways uses UNCLE SAM'S HARNESS OIL.
Sold by all Harness Makers.
One-third of all who die in active middle
life are carried off by consumption. The most
frequent cause is a neglected cold , cough ,
hoarseness , bronchial trouble or asthma ,
allot which may be permanently cured by
EILERT EXTRACT OP TAR AND WILD
CHERRY. Sold by Druggists.
A farmer's wealth depends on the 'con
dition of his stock. When scraggy and fee
ble they are espeially liable to distempers
fevers , colds , and all diseases which de
stroy animals. Thousands of dollars are
saved annually by that valuable old stand
by. UNCLE SAM'S CONDITION POW-
Restless , fretful , crying cnlldren are suf
fering and need for their relief DR. WINCH-
ELL'S TEETHING SYRUP , which is use
ful not only for all the disorders of teething
infants , but cures coughs , croups , sore
throat , colic and , cramps of. older children ,
and should always be kept In every house
for emergencies. Only 25 eta. Sold by "all
It is estimated that $10OUOK)0 ( ) worth
of grass is consumed annually by the
prairie dogs in Northern Texas.
Save 92.00 Per Day.
When you visit Omaha and wish to atop at a
good hotel , , KO , to tbo Metropolitan , corner
Twelfth and Douglas streets. There you can
get the same accommodations at (3.00 per day
as at any of tbo first-class houses Ihatoharpo
$4.00. The Metropolitan is famous for its
first-class tables , its good beds , Its cleanliness
and low prices. This is the. hotel that accom
modated one hundred more guests than anv
other bouBo during the State Fair last fall ,
and without any extra charge because of a
rush. It is tbo only 12.00 PKK KAY HOTEL
CENTRALLY LOCATED. _
A substl-toot the man who takes the
place of another in a brass baud.
Ask for
It. Instant relief , quick cure lie. Druggists.
To offset the story that Geor H Washing
ton scorned to tell a lie. Is the well-known
fact that-he madn bin viilpr
Solid men admire tne beautiful , and this
accounts in some measure for the thousands
upon thousands of bottles ut Car1' . .line , the
deodorized petroleum bdr : rcucwer and
dressing , which have been sold yearly since
its invention by Messrs. Kennedy & Co. , of
Pltteburg , Pa. _
A toper's none is like u drowning man's
because he can't keep it above water.
I am cured of Catarrh and deafness by
Ely's Cream Balm. My aunt wabdeafirr
one eir. Alter ushisr the Balm a few times
her he rlne was restored. P. D. MOHSK ,
Insurance Broker , Elizabeth , N. J. Not a
'liquid or snuff.
We recommend Ely's Cream Balm
where a cure 'lor Catarrn is called for , , and
consider that we are doing the public a ser
vice by making its virtues known to those
afflicted with this loathsome disease , for
wniuh it is inmost instances a perfect cure.
PECK BROS. , Druggists , Grand Rapids ,
Michigan. ( Price 60 cts. See adv. )
DeVoe , the Uackenaack meterologist ,
says the hotest weather of this summer will
be in the first week in August , r
Jacob H. Jones , a tanner ot Nrrborne ,
Mo. , has had a son cured of congenital club
feet at DM. Dickerson & Stark's Surgical
Institute at Kansas City. _
A railroad in which tbe card nm astride a
single 'rail has been so successful ! in Africa
that one like itiato be built in France.
For several years Allen's Bratn Food has
stood the tent as to its merits in curing Ner
vousness , Nervous Debility and restoring
lost powers to the weakened Generative Sys
tem , and in no instance has it ever failed ;
test it. $1 ; 6 for SS.--At druegists , or by
mail from J. H. Allen , 315 First Ave. , New
York City. _
A bankrupt man never writes to the bank
to "stop my paper. " _
SKINNY MEN. "Wells' Health Konower" re
stores health ana vigor , cures Uyspepsta , Impo
tence. tl. _
In Open Lake , near Yazoo City , Mis . ,
there is a "white" alligator which is de
scribed as haying the color of a blue catfish.
AHen' Iron Tonic Hitter * Is the best
Blood purifier la the World. All genu'ce bear the
signature or J. P. Allen , Druggist , tit. Paul , Minn.
Oil bearing strata exists in the neighbor
hood of Sibi , Southern Alghanlstan , and
the government will begin boring next win
ter. _ *
Jk. Perfect Remedy for all abrnlsons of the
skin and all diseases of the'feet of Hone * and Cat
tle. Invaluable * to Stockmen , role's Veierinar *
Carbollsalve. In fiOc and II 00 cans. At Urucglsts or
br mall. J. W. ( JOl tf & CO. , Proprietors , Black
R.ver Falls , Wls.
In Wyoming Territory , where women sit
on juries , there has not been a murder fora
year. _ .
For Dyspepsia , Indigestion , Depression of
Spirits and General debility , in their various forms ;
also aa a preventive against Fever and Ague , and
other Intermittent Fevers , the "Ferro-Phospho
rated Elixir of Callsaya , " made by Caswell ,
Hazard & Co. , New York , aLd sold by all druggists , is
the beat tonic ; and for patients recovering from
fevers or other sickness. It haa no equal.
Virginia'is set down this year for 2,100 , -
000 bushels of peanuts , Tennessee for 950-
000 and North Carolina at 13 > .nQQ bushels .
If afflicted with Sore Eyes , use Dr. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it.
25c. _
A pyramidal mass of eighty roses and
fifty rosebuds , thirty heliotropes and as
many violets can be bought in the City of
Mexico for twenty-five cents.
Something that will quiet the nerves , give
strength to the body , induce refreshing
sleep , improve the quality of the blood , and
purify and brighten the complexion , is
what many persona would be very glad to
obtain. Carter's Iron Pills are made for
exactly this class of troubles , and are re
markably successful in accomplishing the
ends desired , as named above. They are
useful for both men and women. Sold by
druggists. Price , 50 cents a box. See ad
vertisement. _
Providence wisely locates a colony of
mesquites along every stream so that fisher
men may alwaya be sure of bites.
A CABD. To all who are suffering from er
rors and indiscretions of youth , nervous weak
ness , early decay , loss of manhood , &c. , I will
send a recipe that will cure you , FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send self-
addressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN ,
Station D , New York. _
The professional thief is the only man who
believes in doing everything exclusively
upon his own hook. _
THE MARKETS.
OMAHA.
WHHAT No. 62. 65J < 36G.
BAKLET No. 2 , 50'S52c.
RYE No. o , 474Sc.
CORN No. 2 , 39&fo > 40e.
OATS No. 2 , 30 > if531c.
FLOUR Wheat Graham , $2 502 75.
LKMONS Messina , per box , ! J5 25155 75.
BUTTER Creamery , 1820c.
BUTTER Choice dairy , 1415c.
EGOS Fresh , 1313Kr.
CHICKENS Per doz. , live , $2 5 ' © 2 75.
CHICKENS Per lb. , dressed , 1213c.
APPLES K bushel , 90c6l 00.
ONIONS Per bushel , 9Ucl 00.
POTATOES New , per bu. . ROtSlo.
TOMATOES Per bushel , 75S80c. (
HAY Bailed , per ton , $9 Wtfll 00.
MESS PORK $19 00tO 00.
SHEEP $4 004 50.
STEERS $4 255 25.
Hoas-4 505 00.
CALVES$5 506 50.
CHICAGO.
WHEAT Per bushel , ,83 (383 ( Jic
CORN Per bushel , F/CMf3S3 c.l
OATS Per bushel , 39 ? © 31c.
PORK-316 0017 OJ.
LARD $7 12KO7 15.
HOGS Packing and shipping. $4 900520.
CATTLE Exports $6 75712 > 2.
SHKKP Medium to extra , $3 50 < s5 00.
ST. LOUIS.
WHEAT Per bushel. 85f&857 c.
CORN Per bushel , 46f847- .
OATS Per bushel , 27&ta3 IP.
CATTLE Exports. 46 40te6 75.
SHEEP Medium , S3 504 50.
HOGS Packers. 15 W5 45
i
At certain seasons of the year nearly every
person suffers to a greater or less extent
from impurity of the blood , biliousness ,
( fee. , &c. This should be remedied as soon
as discovered , otherwise serious results
may follow. Sherman's "PRICKLY ASH
BIPTERS" will effectually remove all taint
of disease and restore you to health.
A dispatch says that two of London's dis
tinguished authors are writing a Joint book.
A work on anatomy , doubtless.
"KOTTOH ON PAIV" POROUS PIAS
TER. fur Backache , fains in the Chest , Rheuma
tism 25c _
Queen Victoria is sixty-five years old , has
reitrned forty seven years , and has been a
widow twyn'y-thrge yars. _
A Del Worte lawyer bays the term duces
tecum means where you take 'em with three
deuces.
When you visit or leave New York City ,
via Central depot. n ve Baggage EXITCBsage
and $3 Carriage Hire , nnd stop at tbe Grand
Union Hotel , opposite said "depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms fitted up at a cost of
one million dollar * : $1 HIM ) upward * per day.
European pln. Elvvmor. Ib xt&nrant * up >
plied with the best. Hor- - earn , btattCH and
elevated railroad to all depot * * . Fnmlllo *
can live better for ! ei-n inon > > it the Grand
Union Hotel than HI ny < > thT tlrt-t-clasn
hotel In the rltv.
Paul Martin , of Milwaukee , has gone to
the penitentiary for thn e months for steal
ing a kiss from MUa Ernftlne Curtb.
"KOUOn ON F.NTI T" Tooth Pow
der. Fine. Smooth. Cleansing , Uefreshlug. Pre
servative. 15o
Acrematonm built in the time of the Ro
man invasion ha Just beendlbcovcred in the
city of Lincoln.
IT 18 A SPECIFIC V IT IS RELIABLE
FOB In curing Bright' !
Kidney & Liver Troubles , Diaeaso , Pains In the
Bladder. Urinary one adBsckXoIns or Bides ,
Liver Diseases , Dropsy. Retention or Non-Hoten-
Gravel and Diabetes. Uonof TJrine.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ,
It cures Biliousness , Headache , Jaundice , Sour Stomach
ach , Dyspepsia , Constipation and Pilea.
IT WORKS PROMPTLY
and cores Intemperance , Nervous Diseases , General
Debility , Excesses and Female Weakness.
USE IT AT ONCE.
It restores the KTONETB , IiTViSB , and BOWELS , tea
a healthy action and CUHES when all other medicines
fail. Hundreds havebeensaved who have been given
up to dlo by friends and physicians.
Price $1.25. Send for Illustrated Pamphlet to
HUNT'S KEMEDY CO. , Providence , K. J.
BOLD B7 * T.T. DBTJQOISTS. 9
ASH
CURES
ALLDISEASESQFTB
LIVER
KIDNEYS
STOMACH
AND'
BOWELS.
Dyapepoia , General Dolility ,
Janndioe , Habitual Constipa
tion , Iiiver Complaint , Sick
Headache , Diseased Kidneys -
noys , .Etc. , Etc.
It contains onlv the Purest Drugs , among
which may bo enumerated P2ICEIY ASH BAI2
1172 BKSISS , HAlT32i22 , BKEJ , CENSA , Et : ,
H cleanses the system thoroughly , and as
PURIFIER OP THE BLOOD
Is Unoqualed.
It io i ot an intoxicating beverage , nor car
it be uucd aa such , by reason of its CathartK
Tropcrtios.
PHICKI/3T AGII BITTED CO.
Sole Proprietors ,
ST. lOUl" AND KAN-AS r'.TY.
To the needs of
the tourist , com
; mercial traveler
and new settler.
Hosteller's btow-
ach Bitters Is pecu
liarly adapted , since
it strengthens the
dme tlve organs ,
and brace- , the
physical enerele to
f-s. unhealthtul infln-
g ? ences. it removes
and crevents mala-
r rial fever , conatlpa-
tlon. dyspepsia ,
healthfully stimu
lates the kidneys
and bladder , and
enriches as well as
purifies the blood
When overcome bv
f atlzue , whet her
mentnl or physical
the weary and de
bilitated find it a
reliable source of
renewed strength and comfort. For sale by all
Druggists and Dea'ers generally.
ROCKFORDlflfATCHES
Used br the Chi el
Mechanician of th
, TJ. S. Coast Survey I
by the Admiral
commanding-in the
U. S. Naval Observ
atory , for Attro-
nomicalwork ; and
by l > ocomotlv
Engineers , Con-
ductorg and Rall-
way men. They are
_ rocojfnlzed as
for all uses In which close
[ time and durability are re
quisites. Sold In principal
I citieg and towns by the COM-
I PANY'S exclusive Agent *
0 ultncJaUr , ) TvhoKlva a Full Warranty.
rtATA'DBU ELY'S
ft cBEAHjALH
rS MB SlCanses no Fain.
IttKSB = -
j _ . . : : ? ( \ < fl biJniipp. . Thorough
Treatment will
Cure. Not a Liq
uid or Sunff. Ap-
m
u.sa.ply with Finger.
Give it a Trial.
0 cents at Druggists ; 00 cents by mall registered.
Sample bottle by mail 10 cents.
ELY BROTHERS. Urngplsts , Oweeo. N. Y.
TW taughtat ELECRAPHY Omaha School TelegraphyOmaha ,
Neb. Send for circular. E. O. WAIT , Manager '
W N U Omaha 21C 30
WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS ,
please say you saw the advertisement in
this paper.
PAPILLOM
WHAT 1IOX. .1. C. BUKKOW AYH. "
For more than flvo year * pnit n mtm e-of my
t in/lly has beou rtilicted with Ilnr Ferer. cnlmlnat-
Ini : lute In the fail wl-h a nnck'nv coiutu which
would Incrmike In tore-lty until th-r inrn of warm
weir r. Kvery > enirdr inrei futile , and relief
WHS on'y found In achnnneiif cllmnte. Tn re w
a recurr-nro < f tb d fllculty lattfall , attended IUi
theutual coiiK'i and tinlenl protracted meeting.
Not naif n buttle of f apll.lon fatarri < nre hailbe n
OR d before th coiuh entirely disappeared. nd
K ner/il relief fo'Iuwcd. It 1 Mmplr wonderful
Don't full to iy It J. . Br-nuowe.
( Ki-Mcm."onoro-ii t& OUt. Mich. )
Knliuazo-s VI h. March 12h 1881
A. Hkln of lleunty ! n < Ioy Kurcver.
DR. T. FBuIX GOUUAUD'8
Oriental Crenni. or Magical IIeuatia r.
E i- . fc Heraove * 1 n.
'
WrSx go 'lmplelMh
" * H" - - -
every
blomlsh on
teauy , aid
duties detec
tion. It h j
stood the te *
ot thlrtv yean
and ft 10
hnrmtepn we
tnstn It to b
tare t'.o prep
aration Ii
proppr'y made
accept n
The dbtinsulthcd Dr. I * . A. "ajre said to a lady of
the haul t.n ( nputlcnt ) : "As T. u ladies will use
them. I recommend ' ( .ouraud's ( 'ream' as the lentt
hnnnfulof ult the Bktn preparation * . ' One bottle
will last six niombs uslns It every day. Also Pon-
dro Hubtllo removes eopcrfluoun hair without Injury
to the skin. MME M. u.T. UOUitAUn. Hole Prop. .
48 Bond ft. N. V. For sa'o by nil Uruiwlnts and
Fancy Roods Dealers. C7 He are of b e Imita
tions. Jl.OOO Howard for arreat and proof of any o.io
selling tn i game. _ _ _
. . LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S . .
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
. IS A POSITIVE CUIU3 FOR
AH tliosn painful Complaint *
* and Wonknessfs HO common *
* , * * * * to our best * * * *
* * FEMALE POPULATION. *
Price $1 In liquid , pill or loimge fora.
n purpose is solely for the legitimate healing of
disease and the relief of pain , and that it does all
it claims to do , thotuandsoflaillea can gladly testify.
It will cure entirely all Ovarian troubles , Inflamma
tion nnd Ulccratlon , Falling mid Displacements , and
consequent Spinal Wiakness , and Is particularly
adapted to the chaugeof life. '
"It removes Faliitn > a. Flatiil < ncy , destroys all cnmnjr
for stimulant * , and relieves WiaknL- of the Stomach ,
It cures Bloating' . Headaches , Nervous lTotr tion.
General Debility , Sleeplessneiei , Deprenalon and IndJ-
KCstloa. That feellntj of bearlnjj down , causing pain ,
nnd tackache. Is always permanently cured by its use.
Send stamp to Lynn , Ma&s. , for pamphlet. Letters o
Inquiry conlldentlally answered. For tale at druggists.
YOUR
Will bay 25 per cent , more Groceries at the Old tl *
liable Store of
J. B. XMXEXOn < Ss CO. , OBLA.UA.
than can be bonght elaowhe a in the state. Thx ; mti
1 lb > . JL Miiyur for . . . . ( ai.ua
IS 1-8 lb . Extra O ? agor for - 81. OO
11 1lb . OritnululeU Snxurfor - Hl.Od
14 Ib . New Orleun * Sulfur for - ttl.OO
And other goods In proportion. Bend for Moaui
Price List. J. B. FRENCH & CO. OH A u A
U.S.STANDARD. 5 TOM
JONES WAGON S8ALES ,
Iiou Later * . Sterl Brtrtnr * . ! ! itt
Ttra leni ! unit Beam Box ,
OF
BKGHAMTOfi
JONES tia | r tlir f reljtht fur Irrt
Price LJt metitlnu til' ' * fiAiwrantf
adJrt. . JQHES OF BIN3HAK70H.
ELASTIC TRUSS
llaa a 1'iul dillcrent from
otlicre.is cup shape , with Evlt-
AdJiiitinRKallln oenter.adup'r
it. cirtonllpo-itlonsortbotKk.'r
while tlic ball In the run
_ . „ presses back the intes-
* * r tines just as a person
does With tne f inner. V.ith light pressure the Her
nia is held securely u-iy and nl tt , and a. radical cnre
certain. Itlseosy.ilnralilonnilelieap. Rent br moil. Ctr.
Cularsfree. IMiUSTOV T < H bS til. , thle.ro. 111.
" : > "
can"cmeiIerniI
nrnt employm-nt
and oed salary selling Queen CUf
Sample outfit Free. Address Quern
Cltr Sutpendcr Co. , Cincinnati. * ) .
COShotCun Revolvers ,
Rifles ,
JOSEPH
GILLOTT'Sl
Sold by ALL DEALERS throughout the Woric.
Gold Me'dal Paris Exposition , 1873.
HOG CHOLERA
feet prevent- of this terrible < H eaee ; SOc'perbot.
directions for its.U'C in emh box. ' 'J hih \ > a Uoit
Cholera medicine only , it Is u ed largely by tne D.
8. Government t tbe Solrlera' Ilon-e. Send Toronr
new General informal on Book , fiee , & ntalnina a
lar e an ount of information about Horses and Cat
tle , their diseases and treatnent. For further par
ticulars addre s , DK. \\.ClllliEh&COr
cold by all drngglste. Dayton. Ohio.
Bellevue College ,
NEXT TEIDI BEGINS * *
September 7 , 1884.
Clastical , Scientlflc. Commercial and Art Depart
ments. .Both eexes admltied. 1 nlf.on low , bosrdiox
cheap. C2TAddres mr particulars , Kev , W. W.
ba. D D. , President , bellevue Iseb.
Froteitunt Episcopal Seminary fur Yuuaj-
Ladles ,
OMAHA , NKB.
Th" Bi'hopof Nebraska. Visitor The Rev.7to > -
ert Doherty. M. A. . Hector , has been nineye r ai
tbo bean of the vchool. and is eM ttd t > y > nable
anrt experienced Faculty. 'Ihe Twenty-nn > t Teacr
begins Wedne < ! ny , ( September IO. 1084.
lir ? ( alalcgueand particular.- , apply to the Kector.
QUICK ! BESTTEUM3EVER
offered to se 1 the official and Authentic biographiesof
CLEVELAND AND HEHDRicKS3jj ! ± ssag
Convention. FINE nTKEL POKTBAtTa. Outfits
5Uc. by return mall. Tall on or adores ? , KANSAS
ClTT iTjB. UO. , 10J W. Ninth st. , Kansas C ity , ilo.
JllustrH ed College Journal -
, nal , specimens of penman-
- - - * - * - ship tent free
i * i- * , Addren
.Ij , MCSSELMAS. Gem City Bus. Coll. , Quliicy , 111.
Elegant Pi Ice * for Fmsll collection of Empty
HnrliamTnhaccollaK . Particulars free.
Thompton J5ro. . 357 .nuInHt , Cincinnati , O.
CURES WHERE AIL ELSE FAILS.
Be"ttV > nqifcyrup. !
Ubu is time , tsjld by drug ista.
I JTornhlnorZaljitCorcd In 19
, to OUn.TH. opnT till Cared.
_ I Da. J. bTm jncLebanon. . Ohio.
T FARM Telejernphyor hort-hand and type
I ( .Him wrltlu ? here. Situations furnished.
U Address Valentine Bros. . Janesvllie , Wte.
r T > . y. 3et "Jli iDe-it Onlr Oalck-
U Sand WEUI'-AtTGER. JlLZ WELb AC-
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PATENTS ! J0108- PSimpson. . Wasb-
r . ? , ? . lntton.D.C. NopayaakBd
for patent untU obtained. Write for Inventor's Guide
WANTED 11 experienced aook and Bible Agents m
every County. Liberal Salaries Paid. Afidret *
rtatlng experience. P. O. Box g. g. . Btl ult. Mo.
CHARLES SHIYEKICK , FtJBXITUKE.
IgQg A 1210 F r..Omah .
' PURGATIVE
PftRSONS'
Positively cure SICK-HEADACHE , Biliousness , and all
BLOOD JPOISON , and Skin Diseases ( ONE PILL A DOSEK or
have no equal. "I nnd them a valuable Cathartic and Liver Pill ; Dr
"In my practice I use no other. J. Dennlson , MJQ. , DeWltt
a il for ct. . in .t np. . Vlu.bie mrorm.tion