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THE GRANGE.
A Peep Into its Mysteries.
Full
Expose of the
Ceremonies.
Initiation
The editor of a western paper
entered the Grange while under the
influence of "corn juice," and pub
lishes the following account of his
initiation, after he had gotten over
his comatose condition :
On being brought into the
ante-room of the lodge (Green
grocer Temnle,Xo. 101) r was told
thfft I had been balloted for and ac
cepted. Mv informant, who was
fcecurclv masked by what I after
ward learned was a large burdock
leaf, jierfomted with holes for the
eyes, told me that if I valued my
life ft would be neces-arv for me to
strip. As I did consider that of
con-ddrable worth to me, and as he
italicized his wishes by carelessly
playing with a seven-shooter, I with
drew from my garments with eager
ness. My masked friend then fur
nished me with the regalia of the
first degree called "The Festive
Plowboy" which consisted merel3
of one large cabbage leaf attached
to a waistband of potato vines. In
this airy costume I was conducted
to the door, where my companion
gave three distinct raps. (I was
securely blindfolded by binding a
slice of rutabaga over each eye.)
A sepulchral voice from within
asked : "Who comes ?"
My guide answered, "A youthful
agrieulturit, who desires to become
a Granger."
Sepulchral voice. Have you look
ed him carefully over?
Guide. I have, noble gatekeeper.
Sepulchral voice. Do you find
any agricultural marks about his
person ?
Guide. I do.
Sepulchral voice. "What are
they?
Guide. The candidate has caroty
hair, reddish whiskers, and a turn
up nose.
Sepulchral voice. 'Tis well. "Why
do you dc-ire to become a Granger?
Guide, (answering for candidate).
That I may be thereby the better
enabled to harrow up the feelings of
the rascally politicians.
Sepulchral voice. You will bring
in the candidate. My worthy strip
ling, as you cannot see, I will cause
you to feel that you are received at
the door on the three paints of a
pitchfork, piercing the region of the
-stomach, which is to teach you the
three great virtues faith, hope, and
charity faith in yourself, hope for
cheaper farm machinery, and char
ity for the lightning-rod peddler.
You will now be harnessed, and in
representation of the hore, Pegasus,
will be tested as to endurance and
wind.
The candidate is here attached to
a small imitation plow by means of
a hemper harness. A dried pump
kin vine is put in his mouth for a
bit and a bridle ; he is made to get
down on all fours ; the guide seizes
the bridle, and, urged on by a
Granger armed with a Canada
thi-tle, whfch ho vigorously applies
at the terminus of the spine, the
candidate is galloped three times
around the room. "While making
the circuit the members arise and
miik:
Get up andilus. you bully boy
Who wouldn't be a Grsnjei?
If the tliiitle's p-ick don't cause you jor,
To feeling you must be estranged, uli!
Aftor this violent exercise he is
rubbed dry with carn-eorb?, bees
waxed where thistled, and brought
upstanding before the Great Chief
the Mostyorshipful Pumpkin
Head, "
-"Most "Worshipful Pumpkin Head.
Why do you desire to become Gran
ger? Candidate, (answering for hira
self.J That I may learn to extin
guish sewing-machine agents.
Most orshipful Pumpkin Head,
nave your hands been hardenod
with toil?
Candidate. "Not extensively; but
then lam not running for ofifce.
Most Worshipful Pumpkin Head.
'Tis well, for our lodges contain sev
eral who are supposed to be ready to
sacrlfico themselves for the good of
their constituents. Do you foel
pretty smart this evening?
Candidate. Yes; where the bus
tle goes on.
Most Worshipful Pumpkin Head,
(savagely). Give mo a chaw of to
backer! Caudidate, searching himself
thoroughly, but as there is no place
about him to stick a pocket, tries to
explain, but the Most Worshipful
Pumpkin Head interrupts him
with
"Never mind, my dear voung
friend I am well aware tliat in
your present condition you can no
more furnish your friends with the
weed than Adam could be comfor
table in a plug hat and tight boots.
It is merely to teach you tho great
lesson of economy doing to others
as you'd like to have them do to
you. You will now bo conducted to
the Most Eminent Squash Producer,
who will teach you the grand hail
ing sign of distress. This sign, my
worthy brother, will insure you
against many of the ills of the agri
culturistamong others, against
drought, and being bit by the fero
cious grasshopper.
The candidate is now conducted to
the Most Eminent Squash Pro
ducer, who thus Bays: "My wor
thy brother, I will now invest you
with the order of The Festive Plow
boy, which you have well won by
y iur heroic achievement while har
nessed may you ever wear ifwith
pleasure to yourself, and may it be
a means of terror to your enemies."
(The Most Eminent Squash Pro
ducer then proceeds to invest tho
candidate with the reealia
Festive PlowV
spot where the old-time teacher
hunted for brains with the ferule.
The second letter is C, and is applied, j
as I said before, to the stomach. It ,
has a double meaning: First, the j
application is an agricultural one,
'Corn Crib.' and has reference to
the stomach as being the great re- j
ceptacle for Bourbon whisky. But, t
orotner, do not oe diligent in mul
ing a home market for your corn.
The second application of the letter
C, my distracted infant, is got hold
of as follows: When one Granger
desires to ascertain 'for sure' if there
is another order in the room he
raises himself gently by the slack
of the of his unmentionables
scratches his off thigh with his near
hoof, and remarks in a voice of
thunder, 'Are there anv Bmnwrs
about ?' The answer is. ' Joess w.i v.
The inquirer then says, 'Let us see,'
(letter (J,) and the other party must
immediately pull out his stomach
and disclose tho brand.
"These brands are applied in such
a manner that I am enabled to
assure you that they will wash.
I was here interrupted, Mr.
Editor, by a volley fired into the
open window, evidently intended
ior me. fortunately I escaped
without a scratch, and, which is of
more consequence, succeeded in
bringing off my precious manu
script. This is about all there is
in the ceremony of any importance.
I must leave the country at once;
armed men arc at my heels; they
know I am writing to expose them.
lou may near irom me again by
mail, if I should deem it best to
expose the other degrees. Until
then, adieu. From your sacred
Wend, B. Pole.
Notice. This ceremony of in
itiation is used during the absence
of the lady members. Their in
itiatory ceremonies are entirelv dif
ferent, being much simplified, as
they should be.
The Congressional Stomach.
I had a curiosity to sound the ag
gregate Congressional stomach.
Downing, aged and respected semi
African, has managed a wholesome
restaurant under the Representative
hall for years. He says that ten
bushels of oysters are sometimes
swallowed in a day. To tho?e who
look not upon tho oyster in its placid
shell there are other dainties. From
twelve to twenty roast turkeys, an
average of ten roasts of beef, mut
ton, and ham ; about a hundred
pies; a peck or so of salads, and ap
ples and orange3 by the dozen, find
their way down honorable throats.
Some assistance, of course, comes
irom correspomients, clerks, and
vHtors, but most of the deglutition
is by Congressmen. The solids are
washed down by several gallons of
tea and coffee, and a daily mini
mum of one cask of ale. The tem
perance element in the Capitol al
lows the use of beer; straining at
th distilled and fermented gnat,
but gulping the malt camel. Down
ing was an intimate friend of Sum
ner; has enjoyed the personal es
teem of many other men in history,
and is a sort of patriarch among the
Washington colored tilbes. To
bask in in his friendship N the acme
of their mortal life ; to serve in his
restaurant, with the privilege of
grazing freely through the bill of
fare.is their ideal of Aideen. Wash
ington Letter.
The various rumors concerning
Senator Schurz which have been
flying about the country recently
are thus nut to rest bv the Xnrin,,-
ficld Jicjiublican, which evidently
speaks with authority: "Carl
Schurz is not going to leave Mksouri
or public life to edit a German pa
per in Boston or New York. On
the contrary, he expects to go before
the people of Missouri, next Fall,
on his merits as a man and his ca
pacity as a Senator, and ask and se
cure a triumphant re-election. So
far, there is no prospect of any se
rious opposition from either the
Democratic or the Republican
party."
J. SCHOONIVAKER k SON
PROritlSTOM OP TIIK
PITTSBURG.
WHITI LEAD
AND
COLOR WOBKS
PITTSBURG, PA.
3Mtvloliislxocl 1335.
Manufacturers of Strictly Fure
While Lead, Red Lead, Litliargc
Putty, Colore Dry aud in Oil.
PURE VSRDITER GRBEtf,
The strongest and brightest green
manufacturered.
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GUARANTEE.
We juanntee our brand of Strir-n
wiuta eai to ' '- -
wir
Money and Commerce.
Daily Eeview.
Office Oiiaha Daily Bee, 1
May 4, 1874. f
There is still little or no change in
monetary affairs in this city. Chi
cago and Xew York papers report
increased transactions in the local
business at their respective banks,
and tho impression seems to be
gaining that business ventures may
bo made with reasonablo certainty
during the closing of spring and in
the early summer.
The New York money-market is
very easy for fair and good borrow
ers. Call loans are easily negotiated
at 34 per cent., and good commer
cial paper is readily discounted by
the banks at o"-
The usual first of the month col
lections have caused considerable
increase in the amount of currency
held by the banks of this city,
though there is no appreciable
change in the local loan market.
The weather to-day has been de
lightful, and trade at the wholesale
houses very fair.
Wo note no changes in prices.
OMAHA MARKETS.
Carefully Corrected Daily
DRY GOODS.
ritlNTS.
American
Alulon
v lens ..
"onnotoga .... ....
Dancells ..... .
I ruman's . .............
Garner A Co.-.. ...
ilamilt n ...
Merrimack D . ..
Oriental ...-....
I'a ific .Mills
Spragues, ...
BKOWR
e'
10
9
10
3
Sit
10
3K
111
10
9-5
DltlLLS.
mokeag ..........-...... -
Augusta ............
Everett G
Great Fa U
BLEACIIEC SUEETIN'OS
Peppentll 8-4 .
do 9-4 ... . ..
li 10-1
do 11-1 .
Waltham 8-1
do 9-1 ...
da 10-1
BIMJWX SHEETINGS.
Indian I'eid ........ . .
I'tpi rell K ne... ....... ... .
do 11 fine . ..... .
do O tine..... ......-...
do N (inn ...................
do sheeting S-l..............-.
do do 9-1 ....... ... ...
Futtmsn A A ... ..
atari A ... . .
12J4
12
13
SO
-tu
45
r.yt
32 -37
"34
12
11
10
9
2iK
3ii
12
14
11
is
19
CORSET JEANS.
Amoskcag . -.. .
Kearsarge tatin .. ... .
. co ia sitin .
Naumkiag ratin ..... ................
Feppenell sitiu
DENIMS.
Amoskerg .. .
Arkwriglit, blue . -.....-..
II aver Creek A A ..... ..........
t(ap MaWr, blue .. .
India I! It Mu and brown..
New York, B...
tin, B If
Oil-, C C . . .
Oaklar d ..
Wairen BB
13)f
iy,
19
17
16
IS)
16
do A
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS.
Andrfo-cg.n; 4-2 a a
do do L.
Boot, S
do B 4-1
Fruit of the Loom
do do do 1C0.
Gold .MoJal
17
15
sf 111
UK
13
J5
IS
12K
1231
la
18
vi
12
103J
2S
23
10
26
27
10
cs
I lope ......... .. ..............
J.cw York Milla .
Wamasjtta
Loiwljle...... ...... ........
GINGHAMS.
Middlesex ..........................,
i
G!euaruis.... .. .......
TICKINGS.'
Amoskeag, a c a .... SS.
do A............. sn.
do L...............
ContMoga, A l'rc ..-..."
do R I
do God Mitlal i
YANKEE '0TI0XS-
icrirrz moiiu & co.,,?ii31 Famham
st. I
sroaL cotton.
Clark's O. N. T ........ To
Toat's .................iS........m. 70
Merrick's . 2. 42X
HOSIERY.
Domestic Jt2-. . S 2 00
Britisb I S 0OQ6 00
CAPER COULARS.
oickenV IkjsU'S .. S 90
King Willlain. .. . l 35
Domestic.. Cr..-.. . 2 CO
saut.ey ..... -.......... 2 50
SHAWLS.
Ottoman strlnj.i. $2 23(36 50
JT SHIRTS.
White common ....... S10 50
" medinm............ )5 o I
' cu.tom made............... So CO
Percale Ll S12 00a24 ( 0
calico .. 4 75 17 50
X OVEKALLS.
Drown drill !k..... $6 50a7 25
' dnefc..... .. 7 759 00
Blue drill .?; 7 00a7 50
' duck.? 8 00a9 50
White . 8 00a9 60
' CORSETS.
French whalebone.. ......... 55 50aS 00
() ir own... . ................ 15 00
Comet . .... 22 50
.fcPBING SKIRTS.
Llnrn printed. -............ S 9 00
' rudel . 12 W
" fluttd... 15 o
BUTTER AND LGGS.
J. C: RosenQdlil, Produce com mis
mission merchants,199 Douglas street,
furnish us with 'the following quota
tions: Butter, choice mil, 32i3o;
common roll, a20; egg",
demaud active at 12 ;
prime apples, 8 00 per bbl ; potatoes
'x
1 40 per bu. Cranberries $9 pr bbl.
HARDWARE.
TJ1TTV 1 T?Tn T
IRON.
Common bar............... 4
noise shoe tor .. .. G
Norway nail rod...... ................. 11 y3
STEEL.
Cast plo-flr ............
12
II
1F3 22
25(3 40
725
8 23
tri raon
mer can can. oc'acon and :auarc
Jess p's EngU-h do do ...
Jiurden's horse shoes, ncrkrc .
r do mule do do ......
tXorthwestTii bore naiN. . 22a
23
Dundee thimble skeins, di-count 45 per cent
Sloe ball patent axles, discount 10 per cent.
XA1LS.
lOd to C01 per ke
3d do ..
d do
4d do
?d do
3d fine do ..
lOd finU'ng do
M do do
4 43
465
4 90
5 15
5 90
7 40
5 IS
IEATHEK.
Baa.l.S. so!el a .
lfemloci SL tola No 1
do lo .No 2
do do daci,
do span sols good
do do dam.
do harness.
do line.
do bridle.
do alf.
do kip
doupierll tu,
ujk joie ft ....
do calf
do -ip..
do harness.
KYIi ca!f Jodot i Drdi.
Other brands dl Herein wt
l-rencn tip pr E
Kark linings .
SKIN
lry flint prib
Dry salted
!ru
Grceu sal'ed
Jan. and Feb, lIts..
Lauin sua
Ros- ndale. .
Water lime..
POULTRY
Supply limited with demand active
as follows: Chickend, "dressed, 12;
turkeys, I4alic; geoe, 10c; ducks
10c.
FURS,
A. Hubermann. 510-512 13th
street wholesale dealers. Quo
tations: mink, No. 1, 1 25al 50
coons 41c: muskrat, 14c for'fall and
21c for spring; skunk, prime black,
1 00c :3o. striped, 15 to 3!)c ;otter, No.
1, 5 00 to 6 50 ; do. No. 2, 40 ; fishs
pr, in cood order. 0 00: wolf, lanre
mounti. No. 1 , 2 25 ; do.No. 2, 1 50;
do. small, 50 to SO ; beaver, well fur
red and cleined, 1 00'to 1 25 per lb
martin, frcm 2 50 toT4 00, according
to color; fox, silverlgray, 1000 to
25 00 ; do. cro, 3 00 ; "do. red, 1 50 ;
deer skin, hair red and short, 25c per
lb. "
Cooke & Rallou furnish the follow
ing quotation?, for butchers' stock,
native steers, 4a4 1-2; Texas steers,
3a3j; hogs unsettled, "prime, 4a
4 1-2 ; s-heep, firm and active at 4
12a5 00. ff
MEATS.
Dressed beef, G l-2c-Tdressed pork,
lc; dresd mutton, 8 l-2c; S. C. hams
C3c; shoulders-, 7 l-2;tb1reakfast bacon.
10c; clear sides, lOctllard, firm at 9c.
soarP
f
PowpII & Co., Soap monufacturer?.
Sapo Tublico, jGl-26 3-4 ; Savon
Republic, do...Chpmical Olire, G to
6 1-2; Palin,;5514; German Mot
led, G l-4.iG2.
ART
pot
30D3
AND UPHOLSTERER'S
STOCK.
Benjamin B. Jones, Decorative Up
holsterer and dealer in fine art goods,
!270 Famham Street, furnishes the
following quotations:
FRAME MOULDINGS.
w Oil walnut mouldings, one inch,
per foot, 5c; 2 inch 10c; 3 inch 15c;
polished walnut, 1 inch 7c; 2 inch
J5c; 3 inch 21c. Berlin gilt, 1 inch
615c; 2 inch 1230.-; 3 inch IS
45c; imitation rosewood and gilt, 1
iuch 510c; 2 inch 1020e; 3 inch
1530c
Window shades.
Plain bands. G feet, all colors, per
pair, 1 50; ornamental bantls, 2 00
4 00; each additional foot, 75c per
pair.
RErrs.
Union md all wool terry, per yard
1 03 j0; Imperial, plaiu and stri
ped, 2 50jS 00.
DAMASKS.
Union per yard, 1 CO; all wool,
2 00a3 00.
MATTRASSE3.
Husk, 4-4xG-2, 4 00a5 00; straw,
3 00a4 00; Excelsior. 3 50a4 50.
All of the above quotations are on
the bais of ordinary thirty day
transactions.
Parties who buy for ca-di, or any
strictly first-class buyers, can always
secure reasonable concessions on large
orders for short tim." paper.
1
LUMBER.
Eubiect to change of market without notice.
WM. M. FOSTER,
On U. P. R. R. track bit. Farnuam and Doug
las. GEO. A. HOAGLAND.
Jois'., .tnddlng and sill, 20 It, and un
der L . . s:i oo
Over20fl, eacb additioual ft ald'l 0
Ftnclng No 1 . 23 0 .
do Ko 2- 1 0
ls'c mmn boirdi... ...... ...... . 2i 00
2nd do do 20 CO
"A" stoxk boards, 10 and 12 inch 45 00
'B" do do do 1o 3 0)
"C" do do d dfi , :0 01
lt clpar, l.lji, 1 J. and 2 indi 65 0)
2d do do do do 55 00
3d do do do do 00
Flooring, clear 50 00
do 1st coir.mou... ..- 40 00
do 2d do 32 50
do 3d do !ft 60
do n rrow, cl ar 45 00
lt clear ceiling Inch -... . 33 00
2d do do 14 inch . 32 50
1st do do 4 Inch 30 00
2d do do 3J Inch 27 50
1st clear tidin;... . . . . 26 00
2d do do 24 00
1st common siding -. .... 20 00
21 do do IS 00
"A" shiniles . .. 4 50
Extra No 1 hiiii;les 3 50
Common No 1 ch ngles ........... 2 00
Lath per 1000..... ...... . 3 5o
Dill pickets cct 100 3 5u
Square do do do . .........
O G Ratten per lineal I'. li
Rough do do do .....................
WINDOWS, (Glared.)
35 per cent offCMcsgo list.
DOORS, (Wedged.)
23 pet cent offCl tcago list.
BUNDS.
30 per cent off Iit.
White lime per bbl SI 73g2 00
LonisTllle cement rer blil............ 3 003 25
Plastir parls per bbl .. 3 50(33 75
Plastering hair rer bushel... 40
aarrfil leu ...
s
S'Q 3S
si ,Sl
JIT 33 41
.AAl 23 1 so
i 7 1 23
j: 25 so
a jt jc
.IST 1 30 1 60
. .i. 1 00 1 33
z a u
!iK73 00 90 00
pr2lJ5 2 33
rrf i i
SW6 50 00
rifT 17 IS
.dSf 15 16
H 7
....irss. s 9
,cg- 1 03 rt
Km nn
' Vi AMS -A
ZEN'C.
Sheet tin 25 fc 36 in
jug'.T uu ao ic nan cas&s..
Wdo do do In 250 E casks,
saeei 74 to omene pcrsneet.
Tinners soldet (extra refined ... .
do do No. 1 .
do do roofiu..
Bab t Id iaetal .J
SHEET IROX.
First quality, Numbers 16 to 24 .
do do do I5....
do do da 26..
do do o i7
Charcoal, both sides smotha
do No 21
do do n ,,. ,, , ,
do da I7 ...
Juniata, No. 21 .. .....
d) do 26 , ,,.,,,,...,,.. 1,
do do 27... .
Rtssia pcrlo, t 7 to 12 .. .. ,
do No. I, suined .
lss than full buud'es, ndd one crnt.
"A"American Immiut'o Kimij. all Nos.
Lts .han full I undies, add oue cent.
GALVANIZED.
No. 11 to 20 list
do 21 to 21 do
do 25 to 25 . I d
'o 7 do
do i3 10
Full bundles 1 iscount 15pcrcent
COPPER.
Rraziers 6 to 9 ..
do 10 to 12 lb.
do 12to lOJIO Z
Sha hlnir, II en 1 16 02
Planlshtd, It and 10 01
Nos. 7, 8 and 9, Punished-
Bolt copper ... ...
Copper Ujt.nnn
BRIGHT WIRE.
10 11 11J
Not.
0 to 6 .S.S.9
li 15
10,11
1.
li
Nos. 15,16 17 13
Per bundle 15 per cent dicoun
GROCER I F.
STEELE & JOHNSON 533-540 14TH ST.
CLARK & FRENCH COR. FARNHAM AND
llTH ST.
PnNDT, MEYER RAAPKE, 212 FARN
IIVM ST., WHOLESALE DEALERS
MORGAN Gallagher, 205 Fam
ham St.
WHITNEY, TSAUSER5IAN & Co., 247
Douglas St.
SUGARS.
Granulated pr lb ... . ... It).
Powdered do .... .
Crushed do ...
Rat cut loaf do . ......
Standard A do .................
A do
ExIraC no
Yellow C d'
N O choice do
COFFEES.
Rio cholco pr B .
do prime dj ....... ......
do cood do ......................
O G JaTa
SYRUPS.
Common pr gallon... .........
(imkI do ............
Clioice d ) ......
do N O mobiles ...
RICE.
Rangoon choice.... . ..
Caroliui..... ............ ............
9i
27aCS
227
.3.26
ZllZi
3 a 15
60-6.1
70 iS)
bO
SJa9
9)a'-Ja
CANDLES.
M West & Co..
icholers .
16KM7
16iil7
7a7l
7
4
4al-
45
45a50
52 157
57afi5
.'0a5
75a95
lKal7
1UW4
13aI3J4
8 9
llall
fcOAP.
Mts'ourl Vrlley - . .. ..
Kirk's savon
M. Wek A Co
-chofer''' Gerimn.. ................ ......
Kirk's htmdird
do Sterling . ... ...
PLUG TOBACCO.
Black go'ds, Wtern
do do Virgl-'ia ..... ..,
'o do Lonrlard's
Bright do do do ......... ...
do do Virginia ..
Natvral cai .
DDIEU TRUITS
California peaches per nound.......
do ajiplas do
S.ate do do .......
New currants........
do iirune.-".......... .......... ..-..
do Gorman cherries ..... ...
do blacLberries................
17
17al8V
3-! ill
SJ IS
toir
do ravderrles...
do ra Ins pr lox... -
do seedless rasies per paund
SALT.
New In liarrc'.s .....
do dairy .....-..... ......
CANNED GOODS.
2 ponnl can Mycr's oysters per cose
1 do do do do do
2 do do Wiliuu's do Io
2 do do peaches do do
3 do do d 1 do do
Tomatoes, 2 pound can, icr ae
.S2 S0a3 00
. 4 5Gao 75
.S4 25al 50
.. 2 50.12 73
4 00a4 23
.. 4 75a5 09
6 75a7 50
.. 3 50.13 75
5 00
5 50
.. 5 73ar 00
CM
ua a uo no uo
Corn, Trophr, ptrcae....... .
do Win-low do ............. 5
do Yarmiuth do ................
Strawlierries, per case....... ....... .... 4
IU"pUrrrie", do do. .
I'ineapp'cs, do do -.
TEAS.
75a5 51
CO)
5 W
OoTongs per pound..... ...
Young Ilvfon, ior youcd
Gunnowccr, do do ..
Soavj
4Cal 0"
COal 25
FLOUR.
GoM Dut .. . . " 1"
XXXX Iowa City 3 1 0
California 4 73a5 00
BAGS.
Guun'cJ, heavy weight.... . 17
do light do 10
Burlaps, four bushel..-.- 8Xal9
Dundee gunnies . . - JS
tiratnb-us, Ainos'tcs A 30a31
do do Roakforc - .... 36
SPICE-1.
Nutmegs, Pcanglest, per pound ... 1 55al 41
1 loe do do .H H 6)
A spice do do ISa 0
Cinauion bark do da .. 33alo
CIGaVRS.
A. E. simpsox, Manufacturer, 532
loth Street.
IT. Upman
Keconttruction..
Grand entral...
Universal.........
Yara ........
La Hoquct
imin Pure ..
Par ias ...
Your Truly.....
Gold Medal
La Espanola .....
Triple Crown-.
Hmry Clay .,
De Vlilf r
Y Viller
1876
, M
$35 00
33 00
35 00
40 00
43 00
60 00
50(0
73 CO
C5 00
63 00
6100
75 01
100 00
too 00
10)00
75 0
uo
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
VandaliA
B.OT7TS
.A. S T.
33
2 TRAINS DAILY !
LE.VVB ST. I.OUIS 1VITII
Pullman Palace Cars
THROUGH WITH0DT 0HABG3
TO
Indianapolis,
Cincinnati,
. 25
Ul I
tiJftilK
lIHallk
12JaIIj
iol
IOjIOM
pniig and luiimar Styles.
ui
Ifine and Medium
chsapiiiH;
CHICAGO & NORTH WES'N
The Popular Route from
OMAHA
TO
Chicago
and the East!
AND THE
Only 3Diroot T.ot.xto
T.-1Vterloo,Forl DoiIse.Dnlmmir.Ii
Crooir, li-nirle D11 Clileti. Wlnoiin,
St. lul, Uullllli, Jnnr.vlllf, I4.no
lm, tiirni n, Itiiilnc. rvon'
I'nlnt. W Ifrlown, O-tilijHll, "oi
UuLhc, .ilaillou unci .Hlli oil Wee.
It iiug tLc Shortest and First Comoleted Line
Between
OMAHA and CHIC AGO,
Constant improTta nts hays tatcn place in
the-uravof re-luclnR Giad-, and placing Iron
with Steel Rails, aduinj to lis rolling stocfc
new and Lleaut
DAY nml 8I.KEP1XO CAItS
Equippol with the"VeslIiisloueAir l!rae"
and "Miller Pljtform." estahlisuingi'cmforta
lile and eiiuimodious Eating l(uuses,iit!eriiig:ill
the tomfurts of traveling tteagecan ptoduce.
From-. to It) Fast Kxpreii Tra:ns run each
way dailv oter the various lines ol this oad,
tin s securing to the traveler selecting this
route sure and certain couuections In any di
rection he may wish Jo go.
l'riiicijml CuiinrctloiiH.
AT MISSOURI VALLEY JUNCTION, for
Sioux C tr, Yanttoi and poiuts reached via
Sioux City and Pacific railro id.
AT GRAM) JUNCTION for Fort Dadge,
DesJIni e. Ottiaand Keokut.
AT MARSHALL! r St. Paul, Miunearo i,
Duluth, and northweitern points.
AT l EDA It RAPID- for Waterloo. Cixlar
Falls, h irli-i Cit v, lturlinston and St Louis.
AT CLINTON for Duhuqne, Dunleith, Prai
rie du Lhim, Latroe, and all jnilnts on the
Chic go, Clinton and Du'iuriue, tnd Chicago,
DuhuquanI Minnesota railroadi.
AT FU TON for rreeport, Racine Milwau
kee and all polntsin Wisc-onsin.
AT CH ICAGu w ith all railway lines leading
out ot Chicago.
Through tickfts to all eastern cltie via tin
line c-in l 1 rocurcd, and an iuforirat on (de
tained concerning l:oute. Rates, etc, at the
Compan Vs office. ilSFarnluin street. Omahi,
and alsoat the pi Incipil Tk-tetOtaces alcUi the
lineot theU. I'.IL R
ariJaean'e chected through to all principal
Eastern points, ...
W.H.sTI.NnLiT, MARVIN HUGHITr.
Gen'l Pang'r Ag't. Gen. Sup't.
J. II. LACI.Y. a G. EDDY,
Ticket As't, Omaha. Gen'i Ag't Omaha
uichlSvl
Omaha & St. Louis Short
Line
1 8
7
The Kansas 'City, St. Joe and
Council Bluffs R. R
Is the only dire ' line to
ST. IiOTJ IS
AND THE EAST, FROM
OMAHA AND THE "WEST
KO CHANGE of cars between OmihiandSt.
Louis and but ore betweeu OMAHA
and NEW YORK.
This the Only ne running a
I'ULiVriAS SLEEPING OAK EAST
FKO.U OMAHA, ON" AUBIVAI.
OP THE U.VIOX PACIFIC
EXPltKhs TIU IX.
3TPassngcrs taking other routes have a
disa irceaUo transfer at the River Station.
8
PA5SEXREU TUAISS DAIIaT I
REACHING ALL
EAaTEBtf AND WE3TEE3 CITIES
With Less Changes and In
advanca of other
lines.
Thla Entire Lino Is equipped with
0a2 im
KHI
l0a LKjB
17 KliSiiPslsi
i" HrP9
37 EPS KIS
WM ElWl
3S fffil PJotJ
12M KJH ftt"v
19 20 Tgy-j5!'
A. POLACK,
m.
."T TWQ !. P
ss. i rr rr- m ?-
233 Far2.a St. 2Toar ltla! fj.
Clotldng,"
and Furnishing Goods
o::r.nsr te:e cheapest.
Chicago, llock Island
iml Pacilic E. R.
THE GRAND CENTIUL ROUTE tUOM
0MA1L1 TO CHICAGO
AND TUE EAST.
Via Dcs Moines, Davenport an I Rock Island.
o
All r.wenger Trains are equipped with the
WEs-nsnwi vtent Air RuikCsand
Miller's ratcnt Safi v riatfonu and Coupler.
2 Fast Evprt'.-.s 'i 1 aitK Leave Daily,
C nnecting as fol'ows:
AT DES MOINES wl'h the Ics Moines Vallc
lev
uk
Railroad, lor
and St. LouU.
Railroad, lorUskvIoosa, Oltuniwa, Keok
AT I.HIXM-LL with the Central R.iilroadof
Iowa, for all points nurth to St. Paul.
AT WEST LIHERTY with the Rurlington,
IVIar lUpldi A Minnesota Railroad, for
Rurlington. (Vdar Itapids, Dubuque A Si.
Paul, At WILIOX JUNCTION with the
hnuih-WeMern ranch, for -Muscatine,
Washigtoo and all p-.int fouth.
AT DAVExI'Oltr wl.lithe Daveuport A St.
Paid Itailroad for po nts north.
AT IOIK 1-USH with the Wrsvrn Union
Railroad for Fnrp'it, IVIoIt, ltacin, Mil-wauke-'
and a 1 points In northern I.lluoN
an 1 Wisconsin.
AT ROCK ISLAND with the Rocktord, Rick
Island HnlSu Louis Railroad for St. Louis
and points -out h.
AT ROCK ISI AND with tie PcriaAI'ock
II.im1 Itailroad for Peoria an I j-o. ntaro.it.
AT BUKEaU JUNC. w.thliM ch. tor Hen
ry, Iaii-erp, Ctiilllcotlo and IYorli.
AT L. SALLE with the IlllnoU Central Rail
road for(HInts nort hand souh.
AT CHICAGO with ail lin Last, Noithaid
South.
THROUGH TICKETS to all Eastern cities,
via this line, can be procured, and any infor
ication r.btalnol, concrnIn points at the
t'i tet ofSco of thocompm.", ti Fariilum St..
Omaha, and slso at the principal ticket unices
along the line 01 the U. P. R. it
Hajljrriso ''liecJtnl Tliror;ll '
Priiiclrtil Knstpni I'oiils.
nil
A.M SM'TSf,
Gen'l Pa'r Ag't,
Chi ago.
J. II. LACEY.
'Iicket Agent,
ii3tf O.naha
II. RIDDLE,
G,n'I Sup't
Chi. ago.
s.s srrvENS,
Geu'l Western Ag't
tlmaha.
Heir,
C-aWi
Proprietor of the
IMBING SU2C
ATD
LOS ANGELES
TINEYRCS.
Depot for tho sale of his 1
NATIVE WINES
AND
3.nT DI3S
m. zsii-j-in. & Co.,
Corner of Battery and'WasIiIngton Srs.
SAX FRAXCISCO,
mai7tt
CA1,.
ALEX. J. LCOGAT.
NATU'L C. llt'DsOX.
WM.
JA3.
It. 1ICDSON
O. ULTLEK
st T.nms T.TOAflfln WORKS.
atlMm
gtces
lei
wfeawe
OF
rELLETS.
OOO
OOO
Or Sugar-Corded, ConcoBtrated,
Root and Herbal Juice, AntU
ntltons Granules. TlIEMI.rrTJLE
GIAXT" CAT ICAnTIC. or nultHJR
In Parvo Physic.
Tho novrltr of modern Medlcai. Chtnlrl mntl
51l W
Pfiaitnaccutical Scunco ' use of any lont
tatn the large" rcpuMto and naweous plB-
ca-npascd of cheap, crude, and bulky Ingredient.
when uo can by a careful application or chemical
Ftlence. extrarr all ttij cathartic and other mctf.
tlual properties froi the mosc aluabia roots anct
herlH, aaa conrcutrito them Into a mlnota Gran.
uie, Hcarcoly lamer than a tnuatarcl
socj, that:ai be readily swallowed by ttora ol
tho mo-tcnsi'tro tomachi and fastidious tastes.
Ilicniittlj I'urjjatlvo t'cllct rvprerent. ina
nun concentrated form, as ci'tch cathartic power
as is embolte.t in any of tho largo pills foccd foe
rata in tho dni chops Frust their wondeiful cs,
thartic poirer in jinnortio:, to their lze, people
vrhj hava not tried tlieru nro apt to f eppoo til
thoy are hana or ilrvtic in eflect, but nch I cot
at all tho ca-v. ho diuercut actho medicinal pria.
c'picsor which thev am composed bcin? 10 tar.
njnlzca ami rnolilled. ono by tho others, as to
prjJuci) n cinl nenr-lilii aud thor
)iih,vct Ruutlr and kindly operating
t-atliurtl;.
rSCO nrwanl Is Iicrcby offcreil oy tha pro
prietor of .hcoo Pellets, to ai.y chemUt nho.
upon analysis, flit 11 id In them an Calomel cr
other forms of mercury ot any other mmmal
poUon.
Delns entirely vcKCtablcnopartrwlar
care is .-eqalred, wnllo utn them. Iney opo
rato without clistnrbanco to tho constitution, diet,
oroccupation. For Jaundice, Headache,
Cunntlpatioti. Irupuro Itlood, Pain
In t.'io Miouldcrv, TlKlalllcmi or Iho
Clicst, 01zzlncB, Sour Uructatlou
ot tlio Stomach, Ilad taalo lit
uioutli, IlllIouM nttackn, Pain In
region of Kldneyn, Internal Fcrer,
Rivaled feclliiff about Monxacli,
IuIi of Hlood 10 Head. IIIjcu Col
ored trine, Ht-ocluljlllty nct
Gloomy I'orcbodluus tako Dr.
LIercciPlcaaiil Purgative Pellets.
In ciplanai lou of tho remedial power or my Tar-
fitlvo relict. over f o prcat a va-icty of dlscai-es.
with to say that tlielr action upon tho
c:ilmal economy Ih iiutvcrnul, nots
Claud or tissue CHCipIuir thclrsancs ,
llvo lniprch. Ago doca not Impair them;
fi-'.r fajir-coatIngacil being enclosed in glas
b-ttlci pre-icrvo their irtuea unimpaired for any
L- !heftime, la any climate, KJthatthcy aro af
tav.4 fr:i and reliable, which U not tho ca?
rittitheptlis found In thodru? etorcs.pntnp ia
ehcj p . ood or pas-tc-bcard box. Recollect that
f irt'i c';.s.-i"cs where a Laxative, Altera
tiro or PursatlTO is indicated, theso littlo
IV. 1 ts uslt chothomost perfect eatisiactioa to
all wbousotlism.
They aro rtolcl by nil enterprising
DrugRUiuat xii contis a bottle.
Do rot allow any dnipgist to indn.ee yon lo
take anjthln ' clsi tliat to may tar U Jusi as
rood 83 my Petlcto bccaU'o bo make a target
profltoa that whi-a ho recommends. Jf your
Umgplst cannot npply them, cnclcto S3 cenU
aid receive them ov retnrn mail from
C . PlJuWiC, 21. J , JVopV,.
BUFFALO, X . X
ASK FOE PYLES
OK
LA.TJB1 KA.TJ T
BAKING- SODA !
EX 33 S:T IK" USB
Sold by Pundt. Mw R"i"Voand Whitney,
Banserznaa & Co,
n0Tl5'73ua.i.
CASTLE BROS.
I1IP0RTEES.0P
TEAS
AIN'D
j
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ai
mi
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son Medical College, PJ
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