he Host Iftfulerful Medical Vh-
covcry of the Age Every Han
his own IMiys'cIan.
Frazicr's Great Remedy
The people of the United States hive been
humbug/ed with all 1 lads of Patent Medicines ,
quacks _ ua importers jior the past lew years ,
In a most ishanielul manner. The writtr of the
following is one of the victims , and M lahea to
preient u very pl-du case.
l > iing i that by cleansing the b'ood was
tLecnly true w j I banishing disease , ami
lielng a great snflerer fn.m weak lungs and 4
scrofulous alleclion , and after trying many
kinds of 1 'a tent .Medicines and the most
eminent FbysicUns , I commenced doctoring
in j self , and at last U scovcred a Itlood Searcher ,
or iloot liitter * , which not only gave uie Im
mediate rcleif , but alter a few weeks cflected
a radical cure. The cough left me , my lungs
became strong and sound , my appetite good ,
and the sciofulous disease had disappeared.
Keeling confident that my Discovery possessed
woudcrful healing v rtues , I gave it to others
illlicinl , and loiinJ it eUectedthe roost miracu
lous cures in thousands of cases , not alone
curing Coughs , Consumption , Asthma. Catarrh ,
Scrofula and Weak Lungs , but all diseases
caused from humors in the blood. Thedcmand
Irwu luv friends and other , bearlngabont these
Hitter * becoming ery great , I com tin-need putt -
t n ? them up for sale , railing heni FliAZIhlfb
UoOT IHTinRS. I was at first backward in
presenting cither inytclf or medicine to the
imblic-not being a I'atent Medicine Man , but
I am getting bravely o.er that. I have sold
thousands of bult > cs it my Hoot Bitters , and
it is my desire and determination to place the
same v. itliln the reach of every sullenng man ,
woman and child ou ti-e face of the cu ilized
globe.
ThogranJ principle that operates in these
Root Kilters is toe power they jiussess iu cleans
ing the turgid blood and banishing the Vila
humors Irom the ) stem. Hoot iiitte s arc
strictly a Medicinal Preparation , compounded
from roots combined with herbj and plajts ,
many of whLh were used in the good o.d daxi
of our forefathers , w hen people were cured by
some simple loot or herb , and whea Calomel
and oilier potsuus of the mineral kingdom
ere utikn'owu.
They bpcu all the natural passages of the
body , cast out disease , take away all sickness
and build up tha system witb pure blood ,
hence they must readi U diseases by purifica
tion and iiGiirisbiucJJ * .
No IM.TSOU can 'ate Koot Hitlers and remain
long uundl. Victory upon \ictory they h.e
gained ov " disra.se and death in all stations
and coodltious in life. They are constantly ef-
ffrili-S cures of th-- utmost iuiiHiriance. her
vmikumitiion , Astuuu , acr fula , j.rufuluus K-
ruptiuii" , Catarrh , U cilc Lungs. Lost Yitalitv
and ISrukeii-down Constitutions , these Koot
Hitters rc unhe sal y admitted to be the moil
wonderful Medical ln-conry known to the
world. 1'IiOir poUoral healing properties ine-
t rate every poittonof the hutnau trauie , booth-
ing the Lungs , strcngthcuin the Stomach ,
Kidneys and .Liver , cleansing the blood from
every kind of humor. No other medicine "ill
cure Chronic Uhcuntatistn , Neuralgia ,
Heart Disease , 1'iU , l-u/intsi , Headache ,
Dytpcpsia , 1'everand Ague , Coslivcncss , 1'ile * ,
Unuary Diseases , Kidney li ejse , and Li\er
Complaint , go quickly as tins Koot Hitters. All
such diseases are cniisei from a bad stomach
end a poisonous condition of the blood 1'or
weakly , nervous joung men , sulleriug Irom loss
ot memory , loss of energy , etc. , caused Irom
abuses in early llfeand to delicate fcuialesthc-e
strengthening loot ! liitters are c < | > cually re
commended. Oue bottle will do mote toward
eradicating Syphilis , bcur\y , Tetter , l'e er
. . . . . . . . , -
Sores ,
tion <
Uoil
tion , . . - . , _ ,
tut lood ) than all othnr nnuulie > In existence.
G. W. FRAZ1ER ,
Trailers Root Bitters are sold by all the losd-
In4 Druggists , Storekeepers and Chembtn. Sold
Wholesale by Strong & Cohb , 1U3 buporior
street , and Ucutou M ) ers A Cautield , 127 Wat
er street , Cleveland , O , ; 11 L. Kahnestock A
< / > . , I'ltlsburg ; George ( " , ( inodnin & CJ.P
Ujston ; John 1 * . lloury Cnrran i Co , United
States Medicine Honse , 8 and 3 College Place ,
New York ; With llrothersj , Philadelph a ; Ful
ler A 1'uller , Chicago ; John D. l"ark , Cincinna
ti , and other first-class Drug Houses.
bhovr this notice to jour drupU ; > t or store
keeper. Askf jr niAZinij ROOT UllTKKb ,
and accept no substitute whatever. Price with
in the reach of all SI per bottle six bottles
S3. jU.tdAwly
IMPORTANT
10
p i\
I. Goiiimcrcial Travelers.
COMMERCIAL TKAVELERS who solicit
orders by CARD , CATALOCUC , TKADE-
LfaT , SAMPLi : . Oil OTHIIR oPECTMKX ,
also those who iisit their customers and solicit
trade by purchaci mode DIRECT FROM
StUCIC , and who travel in any section , by
Kail or Itoat , telling any class of good , arc re
quested to sen I their lllaIMtnd ) rhl-
VATC.AUUl'K's ? , as In-low , si.ting class of
goods ihey sell , and bv whom employed ; nUo
those who are at prc&ent t'lider uo engagement.
This matte , is of ( UiWr IJU'ORl'ANCi :
INDIVIUUALI.Y to sa'esmen of this clas , or
men solicltlns trade iu this manner. H is
thciefore i PKCIALL ) ' desired tbat this
noiicz wa/ meet tha eye ot ALI < Couimerci l
Traveler ! and Salesmen in tlilj country and
that they will AT ONCB give it their aboli
tion. Iho&owho couip'yith aboc re < iiicit
wilIbeCiNriIiNTiAlIA' treated and duly
advised of object In Tiow. I'lcJkC address , ( by
letter otily ) ,
CO-OPrUATION ,
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BiSMARCK AS A GRANGER.
How He Astonished a Bavarian
Peasant.
The following tale is told of Prince
Bismarck's doings at Kissingen :
One day the Prince was proceed
ing on foot from the springs to the
town , and was obliged to cross a
meadow which was just being
mowed. The Prince is , as is well
known , owner of an estate himself ,
and takes a great interest in agricul
tural afiairs ; so he commenced a
conversation with the mowers , who
did not recognize him , and at last
requested one of them to give him a
scythe , which he uted with appa
rently creat skill. The Bavarian
peasants were astonished at this
proof of skill on the part of a
gentleman who appeared to them to
belong to the upper classes , and ex
pressed their admiration according
ly. As soon as the prince had left
off mowing the grass one of the
countrymen turned to him and
added : "You- seem to be a good
farmer , sir , and can use n scythe
better than Iwho have worked with
one more than forty years. "
"Well , my dear fellow , " replied
Bismarck , "one gets acquainted
with many things in one's life , and
what 1 do I like to do properly. "
The prince now took leave of the '
people , shaking hands with the man
who lent him the scythe , and con
gratulating all ou the prospects of a
good harvest which lay before them.
The chancellor was hardly out of
sight of the poor peasants when a
stranger , who had watched the
scene very attentively , came up to
the latter and asked them if they
had any idea with whom they had
spoken. "Xo , " replied the lender
< > f the scythe , "but at any rate he
teems to be a good farmer , to me at
least , and I ought to be a judge. "
"Well , " replied the stranger , "he
is no le s a person than Prince BK-
mark.1" "What ! " exclaimed the
peasant , bewildered with the fnfor-
mation ; "it was he who used my
scythe ! Then I would not part with
it for any money. " Saying this , ho !
looked at l.is implement of hus
bandry as tendeilv ns a mother at
her child. So one sees that the Ba
varian peasants have more esteem
and a greater liking for Bismarck
than the ultramontane journals wish
to make one believe. But u few
hours after the event it was known ,
of course , throughout the watering-
place , and everybody , and more es
pecially the linglishme'i resident
here , proceeded to see t he spot an J
scythe , and to converse with the
happy owner , of the latter. The
Englishmen were desirous uf buying
the scythe which liad become
such an interesting obji-et , and were
overbidding one another In their of
fers to the peasant ; but he refused
to part with It , .saying , in his broad
Bavarian dialect : "It is a treasure
to me now , and I will keep it , but
everybody may see it. "
The field has been christened
" Bismarck's Held , " and it is possi
ble that next year we may find a
bronze monument of Bismarck , oi\ \
this same field , just as we find ono
of the Emperor Joseph , guiding the
plow in Moravia , Many guests of
the wateiing place have urged the
proposal.
A House in Milwaukee Cutting
TTp Gueer Antics.
| I"rom the Jlilwankee \ \ isconsin , Sth. |
At length Milwaukee has a genu
ine sensation , nothing less tlum a
haunted house , where the spirits
mal > e things lively by * slinging
stoves , chairs- , pots , kettles , tables ,
and vegetables at spectators. It is
exciting , but decidedly uncertain ,
when a huge stove jumps up anil
down and suddenly strikes out from
the shoulder at an unsuspecting and
unbelieving mortal. Mr. Ueorge
AV Allen , one of our best known
citi/ens , furnishes ns the facts of
this peculiar case. They are as fol
lows :
This forenoon at the house ofVm. .
Giddjngs1 , in Allen's addition to the
Twelfth ward , a sudden and unac
countable couimotjpu commenced
with the furniture. Chairs went sud
denly from tbe floor up to the ceil
ing , and one broke in falling back
to the lloor. Crockery would lly from
the Chjna-closet nut upon the floor ,
and break in pieces. The tea-kettle
flew off the stove and up-set , wtth
its scalding water , upon Mrs. Gid-
dings , scalding her badly. An oil
lamp flew from the shelf and broke
in pieces upon the floor. A pail filled
with earth and flowers was taken
from the door , and flew over a fence
into the next yard. Ou being
brought back again , it went flying
over the same fence. Wood from a
pile M'ent flying over the fence.
The floor of the liou.se vns fllleti
with debris of broken chairs , crock
ery , otc. , etc. The women of the
neighborhood all gathered there
and were terribly frightened. They
sent for Messrs. George AV. Allen
and his brother , Ilufus Allen , who
happened to be down at their tan
nery. They went in and saw the
destruction , but believed nothing as
to the causes , but saw the results.
While Mr , George W. Allen was
counselling the women to dismiss
flieir fears , the iron ladle-hook , used
to remove covers from the stove ,
and which was resting on the stove
hearth , flew and struck him on
the leg with considerable force.
Xo one was as near the
stove as himself , and he was ten
feet away from it , Soon a newly-
made pie , standing upon a tabfr ,
flew pas-eel him and smashed up
against the stove. He retreated
from the room simply to prevent
froiji being hit by these unaccounta
ble manifestation * . That these
things occurred without human
agency is vouched for by scores of
eye-witnesses who are beyond im-
jieaphnjent
All of the above Mr. AJleir is wjl-
ling to testify to. How to account
for it he cannot tell , unless it is by
electricity. This does not appear
very reasonable , however. How
could electricity so suddenly take
possession of one house , and cause
pots of earth to fly over fences
nowly-made pies to prance around
the room , and things in general to
give a private sort of oircus ?
Well , If it isn't electricity , is it
spirits ? Real , genuine ghosts ? Who
can account for it ? It's a lively
subject , anyhow.
Statues to be Piaced in Kawlits
ana Lincoln Parks.
T\vo new statues will make their J
appearance in the public squares of J
the capital during the present year. '
The first will be a semi-colossal
bronze statue of General John A.
Rawlins- , chief of staff to General
Grant while in command of the ar
mies of the United States , and sub
sequently Secretary of War during
the earlier portion oT the first Presi
dential administration of General
Grant This statue has already
reached here , and is now awaiting
the pedestal contracted for with the
Westham Granite Co. , near Rich
mond. The statue \\ill be placed in
RawlinsSquare , immediately south
west of the new State Department.
The other statue is of Abraham
ijincolu , sixteenth President , of the
United States , and executed in
Rome by the sculptor Ball. The
fund which purchased this was com
menced by a subscription of five
dollars sent by a slave woman to
the United States Sanitary Com
mission for the purpose , immediate
ly after the signing of the emanci
pation proclamation. At the last
session Congress appropriated $3,000
for a pede tal. The statue will be
placed in Lincoln square , about a
mile due east of the main eastera
portico of the Capitol. Washington
Cfironiclc.
SUGGESTIONS FOB FARMERS.
Fall radish should be sown.
Earth up celery on dry days.
Autumn lettuce should be sown at
once.
Small salads can be sown at the
end of the month.
Seed Be careful to select none
but the very choicest for planting or
sowing.
Gather all seeds as fast as ripened ,
selecting only the very bes < . for pre
servation.
The early onion crop is ripened ,
should be pulled , well dried on the
ground in the sun"and finally stored
in a dry loft.
Onion seed and shallots are plant
ed out by some in this month , and
in the autumn , covered with litter
for early spring pulling.
Stables for horses , soiled cattle ,
and all stock pens , cannot be too
frequently whitewashed and floors
limed during the hot season.
Strawberry beds should be care
fully cleared and strewn with old
compost as early as possible , if they
have been neglected heretofore.
Lettuce , cabbage and cauliflower
ihould also be sown for cold frames ,
and spinach for winter and spring
use.
Matured crops claim precedence.
The balance of the hay and grain
reps should be gathered in and
stored away as rapidly as the weath
er will permit.
Plaster of Paris should be heavily
itrcwn on all parts where manure is
Iropped , for it not only sweetens the
lir , but absorbs and saves valuable
> lant food , and is itself carried to
: he soil with the manure.
Common turnips ought to be sown
on every vacant space during this
and next month. Those not ma
turing will do to pull green for late
fodder , or act as a mulch if left on
the soil , or may be plowed in as a
green crop.
Draining or swamps and wetlands
can usually be better done this
month than at any other time. If
help is scarce , you can , at least , du
ring the dryeit time , make close
observations as to the existence of
springs , their course , etc. , and get
ready for operation at the lime labor
can be procured.
Raspberries and blackberries , as
soon us done fruiting , should have
their olij wood cut out , all shoots
i\ot \ required destroyed , that * the
whole growth may go to the re
maining stalks , which should be
pinched back at the tops and tied
up , to encourage side shoots for
fruiting.
Try Dubreuil's experiment on
melons for enlarging the fruit : Dis
solve thirty grains copperas ( sul
phate of iron ) in one ( juart of water ,
and sprinkle < > u the vines at even
ing. HO recommends five water
ings during the season , stating that
it has a magic ellect on the fruit.
Cattle nefHl special attention , as
usually in August , pastures get re
duced , and , food becoming scarce ,
they grow thin , and cease to yield
milk abundantly. They should bp
kept In well-watered , shady pas
tures , when allowed to rim out , or in
cool , well-ventilated stables , with
plenty of pine well-water at their
service. Jn either case , the value
of sown fodder crops will become ap
parent , none of which is better than
corn , sown in drills and frequently
horse-hoed. Many farmers are now
following thisanethod of supplying
summer food , but thousands have
never tried it , even on a small scale.
TUB CO3IIXG ST11UGGLE ,
The voters of our nation ,
As ne'ir was known before ,
Are rising from Pacific's strand
To Atlantic's roccy shore/ ;
Why is ths ! mighty change 1
V * hat can tbe meaning be ?
The rising of the iiias t3
From northern lake to outhernsea.
The sj > irit of old seventy-six
From out oui heroes' graces
Forbids a nation drenched in patriots'blood ,
should sink to that of slaves ;
The motto which our coins once bore ,
1 hough obsolete long since ,
Remain as ever true : not one cent lor tribute ,
liut millions for defouko.
Parly ties and jiarty Uvrs
Are but as ropes of sand.
Theiighti of m in to t > ; a man
Should govern Freedom's land.
Tbcu shall our Flag more proudly Coat
O'er land as well ns sea ,
And nations yet unborn shall gladly greet
The emblem of tbe free.
In trade we'll trv to deal ,
As man should deal with man.
And wlnle we seek tj live ourselves ,
We'll sell as fhcap as any body can ,
And if a hat you need ,
Or iricsd you chance to meet ,
liomcmber llunte , the Hatter ,
On Upper Douglas Street.
el6tl
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H. < KITUK' C. J. KARBACU
UKEIIE k KARBACH ,
15th st. between Farcliaiu.and srncyj * > U
OMAHA , - - NEB.
MAJ.UFACTUREROF
Spring'and Farm Wagons ,
UUGGIES A.VD CAUIU/tGES.
Dealers in and manufacturers of
AGRICULTURAL IMl'LEMENTS ! - |
PAETICULMl AT ENTIOK PAID TO
HOUSliSllOKINQ.
BSrllepairins of wagons an. . . . .
promptly Jonoat rcisonable urlcej
ENOCH HENNEY ,
Justice of the Peace
Ofliecovor tn State Uank , corner cf Far
ham and 13th streets.
400,009 , ACRES ! [ [
[
OF TIIH FINEST
Elkliom Yallcy Lands !
FOR SALE BY
E. 3VL. " 3T. ATF T3C ,
- - ITeb
milESE IAXD5 AP.E CONVENIENT TO
.1 the market and the
FEWEST in the STATE !
An j ; will be sold at Irom
$2,50 to $5,00 PhR ACRE !
For Cash or on Ions Time.
XPLORING 1ECK-
for sale at O. & X. W. De-
ix > t , bearing coupons which will
be taken at full cost in payment
for land.
QK fCO A 1 > KU DAY.
/ \ Agents waut-
2 D I * *
> Vfiw > -11 clawes of work-
ias people ° ' either sex , young or old , mke
more money at work for us in their spare mo
ments or a J tbe tito- ban at anything else
Addiess STINSOS i CO. , Portland , Maine *
T ft Cvl
Monev and Commerce.
Dailv Heview.
OFFICE OMAHA DAILY I > IK , )
August 14 , 1874. f
Business at the hanks to-day has
been about as usual , excepting a
livlier action in currencyto market
crops.
Kates of 'discount unaltered.
THE FIRST XATIOXAL BAXK
Land Greats ( .selling ) § 825.00
Land Warrants , (160 ( acres
buying ) 176.00
Land Yarrants (160 ( acres
selling ) 185.00
Agricultural College Scrip ,
( ICO acr ° s buying ' 176.00
Do. SeUing . 185.00
Exchange on New York , 1-5 of one
per ct.
General jobbing trade has been
quite active , principally iu dry goods
and groceries , with no change in
quotations. *
Hardware , firm.
Local trade in all lines rather
quiet.
In provisions , report , a full and
quiet market.
Apples , in large supply , and dull.
Butter , in fair local demand.
' Eggs , quiet.
Xo change in quations since yc -
terday.
OMAHA MARKETS.
Carelully Corrected Daily
DRY GOODS.
/ . J. BROWN & BRO. , Cor. 14th and
Douglas Streets.
PRINTS.
Aliens
American
Amoskeag
Bristol
Jarncrs
Hamilton
Merrimack D. .
Peabody
Richmond
Simpson's
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS.
Bright 4-1
Boot G
Calx > t11
Ix > n"idali
N. Y. Mills
Pcterboro. .
Suffolk. L . . . .
15LEACIIEC SHEETINGS.
Fepperell 8-4 31
do S-4. . . . _ _ & %
do 10 . . . . - 3SJ4
COTTONADiS.
Farmers and Mechanics 25'4
Great Western- 20
BROWN SHEETINGS.
Albion. A } {
Bedford. R 8
lirantville , EL 104
Germania , 15 B _ yys
I an ley v. . . 11
L. L s 9
GINGHAMS.
American . . . . . . 11
Auioskeag 12
Hates _ 13
Lincastcr 13
TICKINGS.
' , , a c a
Biddeford
DENIMS.
Amoskpag _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 VI
B aver Creek , B B . 1G\Z
Haymakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ij
rtis , K is . . \iy
Otis , C C . _ . _ . 15) )
JEAN 3.
Biddeford . _ 16 %
YAXKEti ACTIONS.
KURTZ MOIIR A CO. , 231 Farnhaiu
Street.
Clark's 0. N. T "o
Coat's . . w 70
Merrick's _ 42 > $
HOSIERY.
Domestic _ _ _ S . (52 ( 00
British _ 3 OP&G 00
PAPER COLLARS.
nickens' best S 90
King William _ . 1 So
Domestic _ . 1 80
Stanley. . . _ 60
bHAWLS.
Ottoman strips ? 2 25@6 50
SHIRTri.
White common S10 50
medium _ 15 0)
' c < i ° tom maue 30 00
Percal- _ -S12 00-i24 to
Calico" 4 75750
OVERALLS.
Brown drill SG 50a7 25
' dnck 775.1900
Blue drill 7 00a7 50
< duck . 8 00a9 50
White - _ 8 00a9 50
COKSETd.
French whalebone S5 2oa8 00
Ojr own 15 00
Comet _ 22 50
frl'IUNG SKIRTS. ,
Linen printed _ S 9 00
" riiflled 1200
" fluted _ 15 00
YARNS.
Balmoral Yarn , all colorperlb SI CO
Gcrmatitown Wool , " SI 70&2 05
Saxony Yarns , per bor Si 13
GENERAL COMMISSION.
J. U. KOSENFELD glVCS US IUC
following quotations his day :
Butter , active 22cts. in tubs ; Eggs
10 per dozen ; Live Chickens , 2 00 ©
2 50 per doz. ; Gooseberries , 2 50 per
bu. : Cherries , 4 80 per bu. ; Lemons ,
12 00 per box , and .Raspberries , 20c ;
per quart ; Blackberries , 20c ; cur
rants 20e.
BARDWAKli.
JOHN T. KDOAR.
IKON.
Common bar. . . . . . . . . .H..M. . . . . . . 4
Horse shoe bin CK
Norway nail rod. . . . . . . . . _ 11 }
STEEL.
Cast plow. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Sermon . .MHM . . . m. 11
American casn , oc'agon and siju-ire IS ® 22
Tes3"p' English do do . . . 2j $ 40
Burden's horse shoes , per keg 725
do mule do do 8 25
S'ortliwestern horse nails. . . . . 22a 23
Dundee thimble skeins , discount 45 ptr cent ,
i tor half patent axles , discount 10 per cent.
NAILS.
lOd to COJ per kee. . . . . _ _ 4 CO
id do 4 23
< J do . _ . 4 50
Id do . . _ _ . 4 75
id do 5 to
Jd Cne do 7 03
LOdfiuis'ngdo . 5 2 >
id do do _ . . . . . 5 50
xl do do 5 75
I0d casing do . . . . . . . . 4 75
5d do do , . . _ 5 OU
kl do do ; 5 25
Wrought , all sizes 0 75
BOLTS.
Carriage and tire. . . . . _ . discount 70 pr c
BUTTS.
farrow wrought , fast joint.disconnt 20 pr c
Jast , loose pin reiarsible . . . do 35 do
MISCELLANEOUS.
lay and manure forks discount 30 prc
Iocs and gulden rakes. . . . . do 25 do
HINGES. ,
strap and T. . . . . . . .discount 23 pr c J
WRENCHES.
rift's black discount 5 prc
'
Joe's iniuiitation do 45 do
3oe's genuine . _ d 20 do
SCREWS.
American Iron . . . . _ 45prc
do hrassn..M . .H . . . . . . 40 VT c
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
SCTT1IR .
El Holt's Ha > est Kitig.pcr do , net _ . :2 W
Jhauipion . 9 00
iltald's Eureka. . . . Jl 00
do red . 8 00
SPADES A > D SKOV'tS.
Iowbnd'No2 black shovels , D II. . . 12 00
do do polished do do . . . 13 00
do do black spades do . . . 12 00
hfoore do polished do do . _ -13 00
do's "spring point" LII shovels 13 50
AXES.
Jppcncott's Western Crown _ . _ . _ _ . 13 00
do do do b.TefeU. . . IS 50
COFFEE MILLS.
l-arte'sliio 3 , Iroa box . _ net 5 25
do do 103 do > 75
do do23 Union Ir h 1100
eo do 35 do Britania 33 00
FILES.
larerave , Smith A Co. , discount 00 pr c
American > lle Co _ _ do 50 do
HAMMERS.
Ut dole's , A E No 1 , IX , 2
iIammond'aAENo2 _ . _ _ _ . .M _ $900
do do do * .
T i.iiu IU 50
do Engineer's No 1 10 00
-do do do 2 , . _ _ _ . _ .13 BO
do do do 3 _ ,
HATCHETS.
Morris' shingling , No 1 S7 00
do do do 2' 8 COde
do do do 3 - 9 COde
do ( .law do 1. . . 7 50
do o do 2. 8 5o
LEATHER.
BestBuflalo Sole--- ! ISc
Matamoras do . . . . . . . . > o. 2 , 32e ; No. l,35c
Best Oak. do 4S@45c
Baltimore Oak Sole . .4Sc
irenh Kits. SI 40Q2 00
do Calf , leading brand * Si IO&2 50
Domestic Kips _ . Si OOyl 30
do Calf . . . SI So l 75
Hemlock Upper , per foot ioQSOc
Oak do do _ _ . .30c
Grain do do SO , :
IJuings , per dozen S7 UOQ10 00
Toppings , do 51100 1400
Morocco ( .Boot Leg ) per foot , . . . . . . . . 3s@43e
do ( Oil Dressed ) do .36&40C
do ( oimon ) SI 00&J 25
do ( Glove Kid , ) _ S-5 5045 < W
Welt Leather , per side , tC 00 ( 7 00
Boot Webbing , lr bolt , 4c&70c
Odk Harnsss Leather , " Pittsburg , " _ . .45c
do do do No. 1 , 40g4Cc (
do do do No. 2 33ij40e (
Oak Line do _ 44sj4Cc
Ilimlook llarniis Leather , I o. 1 , 30y40e
do do do No. 2 , 37 < < j39c
Hemlock Line do . . . . . _ . _ .4lCo
hair Bridle , per side _ SC 00,7 ( 00
Team Collars , per do * _ . . ? 25 50&25 50
bta e do do S.l ! 50
Scotch do do S3C 00
loncorddo do S.3 00
Cellar Leathci ( liiack ) per foot , lS < S24e
do do ( Russet ) do . . . l Cj24c
Patent Dash Leather. _ 15c
SOAPS
Powell & Co. , Soap monufacturera.
SapcPuhlico , 6 l-26 34 ; Savon
Kepuhl.c , do. , Chemical Olire , G to
6 1-2 ; Palm , 5@514 ; German Mot-
led , 6 l-4aG 1-2.
AP.T GOODS AND UPHOLSTERER'S
STOCK.
Benjamin B. Jones , Decorative Up
holsterer and dealer in fine art goods ,
270 Farnham Street , furnishes the
following quotations :
FRAME MOULDINGS.
Oil walnut mouldings , one inch ,
per foot ; 5c ; 2 inch iOc ; 3 inch 15c ;
polished walnut , 1 inch 7c ; 2 inch
15c ; 3inch21c. Berlin gilt , 1 inch
615c ; 2 inch 12@30c ; 3 inch 18 ©
45c ; imitation rosewood and gilt , 1
iuch 510c ; 2 inch 1020c ; 3 inch
15@30c.
WINDOW SHADES.
Plain hands. G feet , all colors , per
pair , 1 50 ; ornamental bands , 2 00 ©
4 00 ; each additional foot , 75c per
pair.
REPPS.
Union jnd all wool terry , per yard
1 50@3 ) Q ; Imperial- plain and stri
ped , 2 50aS 00.
DAMASKS.
Union per yard , 1 50 ; all wool ,
2 O0.i3 00.
MATTRASSES.
Husk , 4-4xG-2 , 4 00a5 00 ; straw ,
3 0U4 ( 00 ; Excelsior , 3 50a4 50.
LUMBER.
UBTAIC LIST
Subject to chauze of market ituout
WM. M. FOSTER ,
On U. P. R. R. track bet. 1 : irnliam ai
GEO A. HOAGLAN1.
Joists , studding and sills , 20 It , and un
der 82 00
Over 20f t , each adJitioual ft add'I 50
Fencing No 1 " 3 00
do Ko 2 - _ 21 Ou
1st common boards 2j 00
2nd do do . . 22 00
"A" stock lioards , 10 and 12 inch 5U 00
"B" do do do uo : t5 00
"C" do do do do tO 00
lit clear , 1 , IJi , IA and 2 Inch _ 55 00
2d do do do do _ 55 00
3d do do do do _ 45 00
1'looring , clear _ 50 00
du 1st common. . . _ 40 00
do 2d do _ 25 00
do 3d do 27 SO
dj narrow , char 4500
Istclcar ceiling yt inch 35 00
2d do do J iutii r. . . 32 50
1st do do % Inch 3D 00
2d do do % iuch 27 50
1st clear siding 27 00
2d do do _ 2G 00
1st cummon siding 21 00
2J do do 20 00
"A" shingles _ 1 25
Extra No 1 shingles 3 UO
Common No 1 sh ngles _ 2 00
Lath per 1000 3 o
DA 11 pickets eir 100 3 5o
Square do do do
O G Batten per lineal f r _ \y. \
Rou h do do do
Liberal discount on cat load lots
WINDOWS , ( Glazed. )
35 per cent oil Chicago list.
DOORS , ( Wedged )
25 pel cent oU Cl tcago lUt.
BLINDS.
30 per cent off t ! t.
White lime per bbl _ _ .S1 75@2 00
Lonisville cement per bbl 3 00 < a,3 25
Plaster jiaris per bbl 3 50Q3 75
Plastering hair per bushel 40
Tarred felt 4
Plastering boaiu 5 %
OILS. PAINT4 } , GLASS , Jtc.
N. i. D.HOLOMON. :
ROBERT C. STEELL.
Coal Oil _ S 19 lard Ull , No IS S5M 00
Unseed Oil , raw. 105 " " 2. . . _ 70
" " ' . . . " "
bl'd. 1 10 winter !
Turpentine bo " "strainM } on
deadlight Oil. 28 Lubricating 1 .
W.Va. f"
PAINTS , AC
White Lead , St. Louis , Srtictly Pure _ . S 11 %
" " " " Fancy Brands. . . . . . 9 %
Putty In Bladders _ _ . . 5 } $
" " Bulk 4 > J
Ensmeld Glass , colors , ? ) sq.ft . . 1 00
Window Glasx iO i ) c discount
TIN , SHEET-IRON. AVIBE , &C.
MILTON ROGERS , COR. 14th &
FARNHAJ1.
iX PLATE.
ZINC.
ihwl tin25 to35in
do do do Ic half casks. . . . . . . . . . , ,
do do do in 250 tb coats. . . . . . . 12 J
Sheet 54 to 5 inches per sheet. . . . . M'A
finncrssoldei ( extra refined . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 a
do do No. ! . . . . . . - . . . . . . _ 23
do do roofing. . _ . . . . . . . 21
bid metal.- Oa2 i ,
V
\
SHEET IKON
'irst quality , Numbers 1C to : i. . . . . . . . . . . . .
do do do V5 COO
do do do 2C . . . . . . _ . . . COO
do do do i7. . . . . . . . . _ . . _ _ G %
: hareoal , both sides aniothe
do No 24 . " . 7Ji
do do 1C T'A
do do 27 - . . f'A
uniata , No. 24 . . . . _ . . . . . , _ . . . . . . . 9 > 1
do 1o 2C . . . . . . . 9 > J
do do 27 . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 %
.ussia forfeit 7 to 12 . . "i >
do No. I , stained _ . :3
lx-59 tnan lull bundles , add one cent.
'A"AmerIcac ' immitat'n Russia , all Nos. IS
Less than full bundles add one cent.
QALVAjaZED.
fo. 14 to 'M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .list 15
lo 21 to 24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ uo 1C
lo 25 to 3-T - , , , , , , , , , , , - , dc 1'
do 27 . . _ . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do 18 ' ,
do Full ? _ . . . . > . . . _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . do SO I J
bundles Oiscount15percent a :
COPPER. N
trailers 6 o 9 _ . . . * _ . . . . . . . 45
do 10 to 12 tt > . . . . . . _ . . _ . 42 '
do 12UtoIOOIb . - _ . 33
heat bint ; , 14 and IS o/ _ _ . . _ . . . _ _ . . 37
'lanished , 14 and 16 oz _ - . . 45
fos. 7 , 8 and 9 , Plauished. . . . - . . . 43
toll copper . _ _ - . - . . . . _ _ . . _ _ _ M
topper bottoins. . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ _ . 33
BRIGHT \\TRE.
'os. 15,16 13 19 20
Per bundle K per ceaUIcoun
GROCERIES.
BTEELE & JOHNSON 533-540 14TH ST.
CLARK i FP.ENCH COR. FARNHAM AND
llTH ST.
PUNDT , MEYER & RAAPKE , 212 FARN-
IIVM ST. , 'WHOLESALE DEALERS-
MORGAN & GALLAGHER , 203 Farn
ham. St.
WHITNEY , BAUSERMAN & Co. , 247
Douglas St.
J. J. BROWN & BRO. , Cor. 14th and
Douglas Streets.
bUGARS.
Granulated pi t ! > 12
Powdered do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U
Ciu > Led do _ _ 12
Rtfd cut loaf do 13
Standard A do UKaHJii
Circle A do 11 > 4
ExtiaC uo U
Yellow C do . . . _ .10ialO > i
N O choice do 10) |
COFFEES.
Rio choice pr ft _ 25K 2S
do prime do _ . . . . . 2V 25J < :
do good do . . . _ :4j25
O U Java 31a23
SYKUPd.
Common pr gallon. . . . G."n4o
Good do . 5Ub65
Choice do 70aSO
do N 0 iiiolasscs. . . . SO
Rangoon choice .
Carolina .
CANDLES.
M Wesk A Co . . 16'a7
fcOAP.
Kirk's ta\ou. . . . . . . . .
M. Wesk A. Co . _ . . . . 7a7J4
fcchofer's German . 7
Kirk's standard . - 43A
do sterling . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . 4a4 > J
PLUG TOBACCO.
Black goods , AVeitern . 45
; do do Virginia . . 5fla55
do do l.ornlard'o . _ 55at > 0
Bright do do do . . C0a65
do do Virginia . 55atfl
Natural leaf . _ 75a9j
DRIED FRUITS.
California pcachrsper pound . 16 > ial7
do apples do . Ual2M
Ftate do do _ HUy
New currants . . . . . . . . . . . . Sou
do prunes . llalli ,
do German cherries . . . . . . . 17
do bl ckbcrries . 17
do raspberries . _ . 3Sa40
do raUius , per box . . . . . . _ . . . . SJ 65
do seedier raUius , per pound . . \-Yi
isALT.
New in barrtls . . . . . .S2 70a2 85
do dairy . . . . . 4 50a5 75
CAixNED GOODS.
2potindcanM\er'soy ierspcrcase..SI 2" > at 50
1 do do do do do . . . 2 5U.lJ 75
2 dc do Willnm'sdo do . . . 4 Oua4 75
2 do do peaches pel rase . 5 50
3 do do do do . 7 75.\S 00
2 do do tomatoes do . . 3 50a. ; 75
3 do do do do . _ . 5 00
Corn , Tropny per case . 5 ( K )
do Winslc'W do . 5 50
do Yarmouth do . . - 5 5i )
Strawberries , do . . 4 C0a4 75
Raspberries , do . 4 ( X )
Pineapples , do . . . . . . ! i 00
TEAS.
Oolon s , , per pound . 2.Ta75
Young Ilj sou , per pound . 40al IK )
Gunpowder , do do . . _ . Cual 25
FLOUR.
Snow Fl.iVe , ( Wells & Nieman ) . _ 4 SO
Gold Dust . _ 3 10
XXXX Iowa City . . _ 3 00
California . I 75a5 10
BAGS.
3uJ'iiei ' , hea\y weight - .
.o light do - . . . _ 17 I8
I ips , four bu-hil . . . . - . . . . . . _ . ISil'J
adee gunnies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
iiii ba s , AmosLeg A . . . . , "Oa31
.o do Lud ow a a. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
,
Nutmegs , Peuang brat , per pound . . . . . 1 35al 41
Cl.voi < io do . _ CO
Alspice do do - ISa.O
Cinumun batk da d > . 35aJG
COLUMRIA RIVER SALMON .
y bbls. , luO Ks . J ! ) 50Q10 f 0
1 " | I > cans , rerm . . . . . . . . . . . 2 50 2 75
J do do . o UOO 4 UO
WHITE 1'lall.
No. 1 lils . . 1 15 ® l 25
Famil ) in kits . . 1 lOtj , 1 20
y bbU . G 50j ( > 7 00
lliniiiyitijjbbN. . _ 5 53 ( < j G 10
MACKERLL.
ramily , in kits . 1 10(3 ( 1 20
No. 1 , do . . 1 Wu ( , 2 00
Me-- . do . 3 00ij. ( 3 25
Family , y bbs ! . G 2 > ( , G f 0
No. 1 , "do . 9 ( WfejlO CO
Sardines , J4 boscs , . - 16 50yl7 tO
CIGARS.
A. E. SIMPSON , I\ramifacturer , 532
15th Street.
II. TJpman . , _ j } M. S T5 00
lUtonstruction. . do 35 00
Grand CentRil . . . . . . . do 3500
Ulihcib.il . do 40 0(1 (
Yara . _ . do 4J 00
La lioquet . . . do 50 00
Sim.in 1'ure . do 5000
Pariigas . _ , . do 75 CO
Yours Truly . _ . _ do 05 00
Hold Medal . _ do 50 00
La Espanola . . do GO 00
Iriple Crowu . do 75 00
Henry Clay . do 100 00
De Villfr - . _ . do 100 00
Y Viller. . , - . . do 10J 00
1876 . - . do 75 10
CAL1IOUN MILLS FLOUK.
Wholesale depot 548 14'h Street.
llalf barrel sacks.-- . . _ . . . 2 St
Chicago , lioclc Island
and Pacific R. R.
THE GRAND CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
OMAHA TO CHICAGO
AND THE EAST ,
k'ta DCS Moincs , l/avenport and Rock Island.
o
All Passenger Trains are equipped with the
iVtSTlJ-GUOUSK l'ATt > T AtK BlUKKS and
filler's Patent bafety Platform and Coupler.
2 Fast Express Trains Leave Dally ,
onncttlng as follows :
IT DES MOINES with the DCS Moines Valley
Railroad , lor Oakaloosa , Ottuuiwa , Kcokuk
and St. Louis.
VT GRINNELL with the Central Railroad of
Iowa , for all points north to St. Paul.
VT WEST LIBERTY with the Burlington ,
Cedar Rapids i Minnesota Railroad , for
Burlington , Cedar Rapids , Duhunue A St.
Paul , At WILTON JUNCflON with the
South-Western iiranch , for Muscatine ,
Washington and all points south.
VT DAVUNPOlir with the Davenport & St.
Paul Railroad for points north.
VT ROCK laLAND with the Western Union
Railroad for Frccport , Bejit , Racine. Mil
waukee and all points in nortbprn Illinois
and Wisconsin.
VT ROCK ISLAND with the Rocklord , Rock
Island and St. Louis Railroad for bt. Louis
and points couth.
VT ROCK ISLAND with the 1'eoria A Rock
Island Railioad for Peoria and points east.
VT BUREAU JUNC. , with branch , for llen-
ry , Larere , Cbillicothe and Peoria.
VT LA SALLE with the Illinois Central Rail
road for points nort h and south.
VT CHICAGO with all lines East , North and
South.
THROUGH TICKETS to all Eastern cities ,
lathi * line , can be procured , and any intor-
uation obtained , concerning points , at the
Icket ofllco of the company , 123 Farnhain St. ,
Iniaun , and also at the principal ticket offices
long incline of the U. P. R. li.
inggngc Checked Throngl ! lo nil
Principal Kantcm PoiulH.
V. M. SMITH , H. RIDDLE ,
Gen'l Pass'r ' ' '
Ag't , Gcn'l Sup't
CbiCBgo. Chicago.
. H. LACEY , S. 8 STEVENS ,
Ticket Agent , Gen'l Western Ag't
2Stf Omaha Oinsba.
sioux City & Pacific R , K , ,
j
The MiortCit and only Direct
Koiitcrronx
UOUjSTCIL BLUFES
St. Paiil , Minneapolis ,
And all Points in
iORTIIERN I01VA & MINNESOTA.
FULLJLVN PALACE SLE1-JPING CARS
On all night trains via tbh route.
CONNECTION'S.
1. At U. P. Transfer with Un Pacific
! allroad for Omaha.
2. At Council Bluff , with Kansas City , St.
0 * and Council Blulfcl-ailroad for St. Louis
lid all points south.
3. At ML-sourl Valley with the Chicago and
lorthwestcrn railway lot Chicago and all
olntg east.
4. At Siour City with Sioux City and S
'anl , Illinois Central and Dakott Southern
lilroads. Steamers for Upper Missouri River ,
uring navigation and with stages for all
oinU in the Northwest.
5. At Blair with Omaha and Northwestern
lilroal for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
C. At Fremont , Nebraska , with the Union
acific railroad lor all point ; west and the
acilic coast.
7. At WIsner with stages for Norfolk and al'
Dints in Northern Nebraska.
BSTTickeU lor &alein Chicago and Norlh-
ealern Itailway offices.
" " " "i sure your tickets read via S. C. A P.
allway.
L. BURNETT , Snp't.
F. C. HULS.Gen. Ticket Ag't.
QEO. W. GEATTAK ,
Agent , Oratia ,
i
CHICAGO & NORTHWEST
The Popular Route from
o IM : BE
TO
Chicago and the East !
AND THE
IDi.roo1 : DFl.o-u.to
Tr"\Viit rlooFort
Cro sr , 1'rnlrieDu Ctilen. AVIiiona ,
St. l' ulDulatn , Jniirttille , Ktno-
Nlia , Greru l'a > , Kacliip. Mevcii'n
I'olnt , Wntertoivii , OnukTcsh , Fan
Du Lac , WnitUoii and 3111 vaul.ec.
It L'eingtte Shortest and FUstComoIetedLine
Betwteu
OMAHAandCKICAG-O ,
Constant improvm nts have taken place in
the way of reducing Giade , and plafing Iron
with Steel Rails , adding to its roiling stock
new and Llegaut
DAV nuil SLKKPIXO CARS
Equipped with the"WtstIuKhou eAir Braie"
and "Miller Platform. " establishing comlurta-
bieand couimMious Eating Housesotleringall
the comf iris ot traveling the age can produce.
From' * to 1O Fast Express Trains ruu each
way daily over thd various lines of this load ,
thus securing to the traveler selecting this
rou < e sure and certain connections in any di
rection he may wish to go.
Vrlitcipal Connections.
AT MISSOURI VALLEY JUNCTION , for
Sioux City , Yankton and points reached via
Sioux City and Pacific railroad.
AT GRAND JUNCTION for Fort Dodge ,
Des Molnes , Ottawa and Keokulc.
AT HARSH.Vt.Lfor St. Paul , Minneapolis ,
Duluth , and northwestern points.
AT CEDAR RAPIDS for Waterloo , Cedar
Falls , ( rnrlea City , Burlington and St. Louis.
ATCLIN10N forDubuqne , Dunicith , Prai
rie du Chlen , La Crosse , and all points on the
Chicago , Clinton and Dubuquc , and Chicago ,
Dubuque and Minnesota railroads.
AT FULTON for FreFort. | Racine Millwau-
kee , and all points In Wisconsin ,
AT CHICAGO with all railway lines leading
out of Chicago.
Through tickets to all eastern cities via tliU
line can be procured , and any informal ! n ob
tained , concerning Routes , Rates , etc , at the
Companie's Office , 213 Farnhaiu Street , Omaha ,
and also at the principal ticket othces along the
line of the U. P. R. R.
lifi'Baggage checked through to all principal
Eastern iioints.
W. U. &TENNETT , MARVIN HUGHITT ,
Gen'l Passinge'rAg't. Gen. Sup't.
J. LACEY , G. G. EDDY ,
Ticket Ag't , Omaha. Gen't Ag'tOmalia.
rnchlStl
Omaha & St. Louis Short
t
Line
1874 : !
The Kansas City , St. Joe and
CouncU Bluffs R. B
Is tbe only dire line to
cj-r1. x -cris
AND THE EAST , FROM
OMAHA AN THE WEST
NO CHAIsGE t between Omahi and St.
Louis ana b ito : c belwcop OMAHA
anu j < r.W YORK.
This th Only _ Ine running a
I'ULI,1IAN SLEEPING CAIl KAST
Fuo.n OIAHA , ov ARRIVAL
OV THE UNION PACIFIC
KXPKKSS TRAIN.
taking othct routes Jj.ive a
disagreeable transfer at the River Station.
TIIAINS DAJLV I
UEACIIING ALL
EA3TEBN AND WESTERN CITIES
With Ix-33 Changes and in advance of other
lines.
1 his Entire Line Is equipped with
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Care ,
Palace Day Coached and Chair Cars ,
Miller's Safety Platform and Coupler
and the Celebrated Weslimjhouse
Air Brake.
etB-See that your tickets read via
Kansas City , S . Jogpph & Council
UnilTi Knlroil ,
T7a Omaha and St. Louis.
Tickets forralo at cor. Tenth and Farnham
streets , and U. P. Depot , Omaha.
JOS.TEIION , GEO.L.2P.ADBUP.Y ,
Pass. Agt. Ucn * Agent.
. F. BARNARD , A. C. DA WES ,
Gen'l S . ' ' . .
pt. tien'l 1'8's. Agt. ,
St. Josebh. " "
ANDALI.JL
T
S
g TEAELSTS DAILY !
LEAVE ST. IO CIS 1VITII
Pullman Palace Cars
THEOnQH WITHOUT CHANGE
Indianapolis ,
Cincinnati ,
Louisville ,
CMcago ,
Columbus ,
Pittsburg ,
Pidladelpnia ,
Baltimore ,
WasMngton ,
4UD
NEW TORK
ArrivU of Traits fraa the West.
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO
Cleveland. Buffalo & Boston
Are for Sale ntllio
. Comrnny't Office ,
M. K. corner Fourth & ClicHtiint tx ,
S < . Loiiiw , and al the Principal Ilal'-
ivay Ofllcca in the West.
HIAS. BABCOCK , C. E. RUSSELL ,
fa'thern Pass. As't , West'n Pass. Ag't.
DALLAS. TEXAS. KANSAS CITT ,
tOHN E. SIMI-SON. CHAS. E. FOLLETT ,
GeniSupt. , Gcn'l PassAg't. .
' 29tf I.DIAXArOLI3 i )
TTjtJ iTOCt R TOTOS
onfectioners' Tool Works ,
f Mills & Bro. ,
Manulacturers'o
CJonfectioners'Tools
Uii < tili.e o < i IiU , Ice Creirn
Frzczeri. < tc.
03. 1301 & 1303 No Eighth St.
PHILADELPHIA , PA. gf
roprietors : 1 ESTABLISHED 186J.
THOMAS MILLS , I -
GEO.M.3IILLS , /CATALOGUES SENT
ATLKElM'AiuiKE.J upoc application.
mar"dAw3m
3th St. , bet. Farnham and Harncy.
,11 kinds ol TAILOP.ING , CLEANING and
REPAIRING doneatreaaoncilaratej
u > r2CU
KEARNEY'S
FLUID-EXTRACT
The.onlj known remedy lor
BRIGHT'S DISEASE ,
And a positive cura lor
Gout , Gravel , Strictures ,
Diabetes , Dyspepsia Ner-i
vous Debility , Dropsy ,
Non-retention or Incontinence of Urine , Iri-
tatlon , ludamatiou or Ulceration of the
BLADDER AND KIDNEYS
SPEEMA TORRUEA ,
Loncoerhoe or Whites , Diseases of the Prostrate
Gbuid. S one in the Bladder. Colcul ur ,
GKAVEL OK niUCIC DUST 1)E-
U'OMT ,
And Mucus or IHIky.Dlscharges. J
!
KEARNEY'S 1
Extract Buciia !
Permacputly Curt' all Diseases of the
Bladder , Kidneys , and Dropsical
Swellings.
Existing in Men , Women and Children ,
No Mailer What
Prof , iteele eays : "One hottle ot Kearney's
Fluid Extract Buchu is worth more than all
other Buchus combined. "
Price one dollar per bottle ; or , six bottles for
five dollars.
Depot 104 Duane St. , N , Y ,
A physician in attendance to answer corrc *
poiidence and give advice gratis.
OiJ"Scnd stamp for pamphlets , free , ja
Crane & Brigham Wholesale Agents. an
Francisco. Cal.
% SKI
TO T11K.
NERVOUS& DEBILITATED
OF BOTH SEXES.
? 0 OHAEQB FOS ADVICE AND CQN-
SULTATIOtf.
JQR J. B. DYOTT , graduate of
Jefferson Sfediual College , Pliiladcl-
phia , author of several valuable
tvorks , aii be consulted on all dis- .
ease.s of the Sexu.l and urinary or
gans , ( which he has made an es
pecial .study , ) either in male or fe
male , no matter from what cause
originating * , or how long .standing
A practice of GO years enables him
to treat diseases with success. Cures
guaranteed. Charges reasonable.
Those at a distance can lorward let
ters describing symptoms and en
closing stamp to prepay "Wstage.
C2fSend for the Guide to Health.
Price lOe.
J. J } . DYOJII.M.D ,
Physicion and Surgeon , lOl'Duane
street , ] N . Y.
OBSTACLES to MARRIAGE ,
HAPPY r.ELEIFFOU YOUNG MEN" from
theetlects of hrrors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood Itvstored. impediments to Marriage
Removed. New metrou of treatment. Ken
and remarkable remedies. ItooLs and Circulars
sent free , in sealed envelopes. Addrc a , HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION , No. 2 South Ninth St. ,
Philadelphia , Pa , an Institution havlugahigh
emitnti'in for honorable conduct and profcs-
rional tills. ieodAwSm
uJbarles Popper ,
WHOLESALE BUTCHER
NI > CATTLK I1ROKEK ,
ALT LAKE CITY , - - TJTAII
feb27it
Proprietor of tto
BISIKG SUN
AIO
LOS ANGELES
YI1STEYRIS.
Depot for the sale of his
NATIVE WINES
AND
M. KS2L.LEB. < & Co. ,
Corncr ol Bailery and"WashIngtonst3.
SAN R CISCO , C'Al , .
mai7tf
PASSENGEJaS
Going East or South from Omaha
And Points on U. P.R.R. , hould tate the
"LINCOLN EOUTE"
Vll h3
ATCH1SON & NEBRASKA
RAILROAD i
AnU f < Hure lor themselT 3 the choice of SIz
Popular K.Jtesfrouj
Atchiso i to Chicago and St. Louis ,
All making Reliable C anectionj and being
S -oippsd Trith Palace Daj and Sleeping CJM.
AH d-l.iy and inconvenience arrliln ? from
Ferries ard transfers can be avoided West of
olcago anJ St. Louis by securing Ticket ! rla
1TCIIISO.V anil the ATCII1SOS dc
A'EIJKASKA R.lIIJtO.lD.
Direct and Reliable Connections are also made
with the A. T. i S. F. R. R. for the
3rct Arkausas Yalley & Colorado ,
ind with all lines running South to points in
Southern Kansas and the Indian Territory" .
Ask lor Tickets Tla
LINGO N- &
CHAS. csjirrii , F. WHITE
Gen'l Supt. Gen'l Pass. Ag't.
A cJJSon , K
ITXTJL'YOU HAVE
CAREFULLY EXAMINED
OTJE.
AXD
LOW RESERYOIK
I V V-- * " uu _ ff
\ \ E HAVE T \ \ LL * . L GOOD KEASOK3
AS
why ther will do your TTutK. t&t
, Quick aud Eas v ,
i Oheon and Glean.
IsB Theyarcchajpest to buy ,
" 3fl They are best to use.
* They bate evenly and quickly ,
Their operation ts perfect ,
Ther have always a good draft ,
They arc made of tlic bcstniaiexiul
They roast perfectly ,
They require but little fuel ,
They are Tery low priced ,
B B They ara easily managed.
" ' They sre suiteu to all localities ,
SOLD BV
Excelsior Man'fg Co. ,
ST. LOUIS , HO. ,
M , B O G"ERs. :
O OO
o eo
Or Sngnr-CoaictJ , Conccntraicil ,
Itool and Herbal Jutcc , Atitl-
C J.tA'T" CATHAKTSC. or Multum
I'1 ' Parvo riiysic.
The novelty of mo < ie-i jr.'diMi Cannlcal :
Phatmaccuttcal Sci. n to u c of aiy Icr *
tal .ni ; thu larjc rcputl\e ! nod nan < ucs p. ,3 ,
tamponed of c "icap. ci ml > . and balky tned. . nti.
vrlicu we can liy a ca'crul application of Chen ir * {
science , cxtru r all lk < - cathartic ami ctbt r mid
clnal properties 'ion the moet % alaabi < < roots ins.
hcrba , ana ro-ireu'at3 tum Into a in.ncr Gran
ule. scnr < \ ly tarecr tlinn n nuiptsril
ncc\l , that "in Do readily e allowed byttCcovt
Dm nKHtxett" MVIJ i-tomachi and fa tidioca tl tej ,
Eactilittliil'iirsativo t'cllot - rnt In
n-prr ? . a
ra'ut concentrate I form , m EJ ic * eafiar Ic povret
as is embodieil m any of tb" Lin.p.lls foncd foe
rale in the drr ? thopj ] run tb < ! r wonderful cathartic -
thartic pos-cr , In pro-wrtS t * < o tbetr flic , peoplf
nia have not tried them ftt apt to tnppota thai
they are bar a ur drvtic iu. effect , but euch la noi
at alt th. ; ca > < > . Jie dilToract Rctivo medicinal print
ciplesof which they ara ompcH < Hl bcinO bar *
munizca and tnml-led. < > ne or tha othcro , M to
proJurc ti ninut .carcliliiy nd tlior-i
t-utliartl. .
JS500 Rcwqr l U lirrc y cSfrrc-l bytho pro
prietor of , hc IVlIets. tj a y chemist -who.
upon nr.a3ia.ill ! ti : ' I in tVni analomclor
other fomu cf tacrcury ot any other
poisoa.
caru Is / eipjireilvlulo i = : u them They OIJ-
rate \rithoui distnrluncc 1 3 the coa tltutlon , diet ;
or occup.it ton. For J nil nil Ice , I3cniacbe (
Cozissipntlnn. Impure mood , Pain
In tlio MionMcr" , TlcirtiiCHN ot the
Client , Dlzzinciv , Jiour Kructatlone
of tlio Stomach , Katl taslo In
tiioutb , Uillou-i attacks , 1'alu la.
rt-uioii ol ttld IJ-K , Internal Fever ,
Itlouletl fceliiii ; about Stomaebf
It.u u of Itloud to klead. Itl&ii Col
ored t'rlnc , I uxoclaljinty
Clooniy Furcbodtit-rs , tika
*
In cipUiaMlon cf the rcnn 'dial power of lay rcr-
gathc IV.tetdO'.crfopri tavxkty of dUcwfS
lTCNhtoraytutUclr ! action upon tho.
aitimal cconoui ) Is unlvornal , iieta
Claiitl or tissue Oficuiiiii tliclrsajia--
tlvo Iniprcfa. - \ rt ica tot Impair then * .
their sa ar ccuiins'ocil l'i s enclo ril la ga ! *
bottles proven e th Ir \ irt < H unimpaired for ar
Ics thoftime. irtnay ct- ! " . , to that they are al-
irays frcsii cad rcluMi1. which H not the ca
tvitli the iulw found la t'io drr < ; itorM , rinl up fac
caejn.o. . l or pj-te-bcanl box < - . Itccoltat that ,
f.ra'i ' . ! r i"cs ul'ore A Laxative , Attrra
tire or Parsrativo n lullcaUtl , thcsm lU.lo
IVihti will K\\S the moat perfect BatfeOcUc * ) t
all \ > ho use 11:0.
T ! cj- arc Mold bj- all csitcrprlslnj
Ht-5 cent * u bottle.
Do not allow any cinnr st tq lodnto rou t
lake anything cl * tltat to Bay My ia J
peed 03 my IMlcio brcsucc ho naf.es a
profit on that % vh.i ! ho tccoiaineBda. Tf
drasplst cannot > nppy ! them , enclose S3 ceaa
anuftcccui' thrin ny ivtnrn nalt from.
C. I" . n.IHCJK , JT. D , IV nr * ,
O , ir , y ;
ASK FOR PYLEE
\ \
SALEEATUiS !
AUD
BAKING- SODA ;
I3S127 XKT TTSOB
Pi-nai Meyer iRaankc and VThltaey
Batucriuan t Co
CASTLE BSQS > ,
IMPORTERS .OP
AXD
East India , Good * ,
213 nnil 215 FROST STREET
San Francisco California . |
mcbC'ia
PLATTE TALLEY
-s
REAL ESTATE I ij
Samuel C , SmithL *
Local Agent for the -
U. P. R. R LANDS ,
Columbus , 2Tob ,
Government Lands Located ! \
'
1T. P. Lands SoM !
Improved Farms and TOTTO Eot\ fee
oit
ON LONGTIME ! !
JCS7-A11 Comumuicationg Cheer
fully Answered
STOVS ST.OS.23.
E. F. OOO-K ,
637 Uta St , tetvsaa DosgLu wiB [ j
Manufacturer of Tin Copper and Sfcett Iroa
Wire , and dealer In ' "
Cooking and Heating
SUtflpiJ , Jananne-1 aal TVenh Wa
and. TInHoonng , Outfera auJ 5iioutui/
Work don : anj warranted , , ' ,
