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For t'ash or on Lonu Time.
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he Most IVo tlcrful Medical UL.
covcrj of Ue Age Ivory Man
Ms own L'hrs'clan.
's Great Remedy
Tbp people ot the United States luve been
.1 humbugged with all kinds of Patent Mfdiciues ,
I luacks and imposters [ for tbe past few years ,
, Mn a most shameful manner. Tbe writer ol the
> following is one of the victims , and wishes to
pre-ent a very plaiucase.
liotieving that by cleansing the b'ood wa
the only true way of banishing disease , aud
I > eing a great Kullcrcr fr iu wualc lutigs and a
fccrofulous aRectiou , and after trying many
kinds ol Patent .Medicines and the most
eminent 1'iiynicians , I commenced doctoring
iny.vlf , and at lastil scoicred a lllood Searcher ,
or Root Hitters , which not only gave me Ini-
mrdUte releif , but alter n few weeks tflt-iteJ
a radical cure The cougti left me , my lungs
Imcaiiio strong anil S"iind. mv a petite gond ,
and the tc ufulous diiuuse hod disap ] > e.rtwt.
Keeling confident that m Illaccuery iios-ei'wd
wonderful healing v rlues , I gain U to other *
alllicuil , and found It chV-ctud tbo most uiiracn-
[ ; - luu cures in thousands of cases , not alone
|
i ' curing C.iugh < , Coii4umplinn , Asthma. Catarrh ,
( Scrofula and Weak Lung * , but all diseases
caused from humors in the b'ooJ. Thcdeniaud
from my friends and oilier * hearing aliout these
Hitters becoming very grrat , I commenced put-
I'nz them up for vale , calling bom 1'UAZIh.R'S
ROOT UITTnilS. I wan at first backward in
presenting cither myself or medicine to the
public Hot bejng a Patent Medicine Man , but
lam getting bravely o t > r that. I hate sold
thousands of bottles ci my Root BItlerp , and
It is my desire aud determination to place the
Bamo within the reach of eiery sullcring man ,
woman snd child ou tbe face of tbo civilized
'J ' globo.
The gi and principle that cerates in these
Root Hitters is tbo power they IHJSS.-SJ Iu cluins-
ing the turgid blood and banishing the tile
humors from the system. Root llitte 8 iirr
< tnctlj-a Medicinal Preparation , cumiwuitfSl
from roots combined with herbs an.I pla.it * ,
many of which wcro.used in the 1:0 > d old days
of our forefathers , when pcoplo wuio cured by
tome simple root or herb , and when Calomel
and other uol uns of the mineral kingdom
were unknown.
They open all the natural passages of the
body , cast out disease , take away all sickness
and build up tha 8) stem with pure blood ,
, hence they must reach all diseases by purifica
tion and nourishment.
So person can lake Root Bitters and remain
lone unwell. Victory ujioaictory they h.ivo
gained over disease and death in all stations
and conditions iu life. They arc constantly ef
fecting cures of the utmost importance. For
Consumption , Asthma , Scrofula , Scrofulous E-
ruptlons , Catarrh , Weak Lungs , Lost Vitality
snd Broken-down Constitutions , these Root
Killers ore unl\eisally admitted to bo tbe most
wonderful Medical Discovery known to the
world. Their | > ectoral healing properties pene
trate every pott ion of the human frame , sooth
ing the Lun'zs , gtrengthonlng tha Stomach ,
Kidneyj and Liver , cleansing the blood from
every kind of humor. No other medicine will
cure Chronic Rheumatism , Neuralgia ,
Heart librae , Fits , Dizziness , Headache ,
Dyspepsia , Fever and Ague. Costlvencsn , Piles ,
Urinary Diseases , Kidney Disease , aud Liver
Complaint , so quickly as tii | > Hoot Hitlers- . All
cucli diseases are caused from a bad ttoraarh
and a ] > oisonous condition of thp bood. | For
weakly , nervous youqg men , suffering from loss
ot memory , loss o ! energy ( otr , , caused from
abuses in early litean J to delicate f emales.tbcso
strengthening Root Bitters ara especially re-
fiuumonded. One bottle will do more toward
eradicating Syphilis , Scurvy , Tetter , Fever
Bores , Koro Kjcs , Tumors , Cancerous forma
tions , Dropsy , ( Erysipelas , bait Rheuui , Ulcers ,
Roils , Flesh YYoruiji Blotches , Pustules , Eru ] > -
tldus , pimples on thofjiii.uuJ Corruptions from
t be Blood than all other remtdii lu tultteuce.
$ G. W , FRAZIER ,
ouzo.
Trailers Root Bitters are sold by all the lead-
inz Druggists , Storekeepers and Chemists. Sold
Wholesale by Strong A Cobb , 199 Superior
street , and Beaten Myers & Canfiald , 127 Wat
er street , Cleveland , O. ; II. L. fahnostock 4
r. Goodwin A Co. .
Georee
< x > . , Plttsburg ;
Boston ; John F. Henry Curran i Co , United
States Medicine HOUNJ , 8 and 9 College Place ,
New Vork ; Wyth Brothers , Philadelphia ; Ful
ler A. 1'uller , Chicago ; John D. Park , Cincinna
ti , and other first-class Drug Houses.
Show this notice to your druggist or gtore-
teciw. Ask for lUlAZIEUS ROOf BITTEBS ,
substitute whatever. Trice within
and acctil't ' no
in lueicadiof all SI i > er bott'i ' six bottles
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The Death of Cooper's "Bee
Hunter. "
Chicago Inter-Ocean. ]
Judge Bazil Harrison , the pioneer
settler of Kalamazoo Coun'tyi Mich. ,
died at Prairie Konde , in that State ,
Sunday afternoon , at the advanced
age of 103 years. Aside from the
noteworthy fact of his great age ,
his life has been prominent from
its usefulness , and his name made
notorious in Cooper's novel , the
"Oak Openings , " in which he fig
ured under the guise of the "Bee
Hunter. " Judge Harrison was born
in Frederick county , Md. , " about
thirty miles from Baltimore , on the
15th of March , 1771. A few years
after his birth his family moved to
Virginia , and after a residence there
of live years moved to Pennsylva
nia , hettling near Lancaster.
Young Bazil'.s life until he was
nineteen years old was passed in
the dull monotony of work , which
always falls to the lot of settlers in
a new country. At this age the
romance of life begun. He fell in
love. .The object of his affection
was Martha Stillwcll , the daughter
of a neighboring farmer. Bazil ,
whose love gave him confidence ,
boldly asked consent of Martha's
parents to their marriage. Her
father liked his frank and kindly
ways and favored the match ,
but Dame Stilhvell had higher as
pirations for herdatighter. Grieved
were the lovers at this decision , but
by no means obedient to the behest
of the stern mother. In clandes
tine interviews they renewed their
pledges of allection , and encouraged
by Martha's father , planned an
elopement. The day was setbut the
suspicious mother kept close watch
on her daugh'cr. Thesiniplo trous
seau was mostly made by stealth in
Martha's own room at night , she re
ceiving some little assistance from
a sitter alio in the secret , but fcho
happened to be entirely out of shoes ,
for it was in March , and the young
ladies then were not ashamed to bo
seen iu their bare feet while in the
house , and very crude brogans
when the weather made covering
for the feet necessary. But the eti
quette of Greencastle in 1790 did
not permit a bride to appear shoe-
lessor slijiperle-ss at her wedding.
Jlttiily-inadeshoes were unknown
in the town , and the needed article
must be made to measure. Several
plans failed , and her father was
compelled to move cautiously , in
view of the fact that Dame
Stilhvell was somewhat sus
picious. The matter was delayed
for a favorable opportunity , until
the day before the wedding , when
further procrastination being out of
the question , the father invented a
ruse to accomplish the object. In
the forenoon of the last day of
grace he came into the weaving-
room where mothers and daughters
were at work at the loom , aud
shortly began to joke Martha on
the size of her feet. Picking up a
shingle ( carefully placed within
reach beforehand for the purpose )
he drew a diagram of measurement
of her pedal extremities , the dimen
sions of which he laughed im
moderately about with his wife , to
the apparent great discomfiture of
his daughter , and then carelessly
threw the shingle out of the win
dow. Fifteen minutes after , that
shingle measure was in Shoemaker
"NVilkin'a shop , and that worthy
pobbler worked half the night to
finjsh the pumps in which the run
away bride was to stand at her
wedding on the morrow. The next
day at dinner time Martha slipped
away , and , with her father for
a witness she and Bazil were
made one by the village jus *
ticc. Tne outwitted mother of course
was Indignant at first , but soon re
lented , and thus March 17th , 1790 ,
was begun the matrimonial journey
of iJazil Harrison and Martha Stil-
well , and for nearly seventy years
did the two live together as ma.n
anil wife until June 7th , 1S37 , when
the union was broken by her death.
Four years after this occurrence ,
Harrison and his wlfo went across
the Alleghanles and settled in
Franklin county , where they lived
until 1S10. They then moved into
Kentucky , and a few years later
started as pioneers ( or tha new State
qf Michigan , taking their location
In the now county of Kalamazoo.
During his long life Judge Harrison
has seen his children increase and
multiply , and at his death 210 de
scendants bore his name and hon
ored him as their ancestor. Until a
short time before his death tjp | pa-
trjarph retained lus faculties unim
paired.
Extraordinary Materialization in
England.
Thelxjndon SjrirUuaHst of August
2lst contains the following commu
nication from Mr. Charles Black
burn :
When last in London I hud. not
thp opportunity of seeing anything
of Miss Showers' mediumship , as
she and Mrs. Showers had re'.urned
home to Teignmouth ; therefore I
wrote and asked permission to go
there and have some seances pri
vately. This was promptly replied
tq by jnvlting me ; so I went to a
hotel there anil remained a week ,
but called every evening at Mrs.
Showers' , whose kindness and hos
pitality was everything I could de
sire.
sire.Now
Now , I had previously thought
over how I must set about proving
the truth , or otherwise , of this young
lady's modiumship , and I concluded
that it merely required the substan
tiating of three points , viz. : First
The spirit voice , that it was not her
by ventriloquism. Second When
a fape appeared , that It was not her
'
with a nJask. ' Third Wb'eu a full
form appeared , that it was not her
own bodily form at all. I consider
tbesc to be thp pojqts to be solved In
all these phenomena In their pres
ent condition of progress.
1. The Spirit Voice. After hearing -
ing three or four different voices
singing in the dark , whilst Miss
Showers played the piano , I lit the
candles and asked her awa.y from
thp piano to a char } , with its back
against the wall , so that I could see
her face all the time ; i then made
her lake a mouthful of water , and
askpd the spirit "Peter" to speak :
Jie instantly shouted iji hjs robust
voice , "Wfll that do for you V" Miss
Showers then spat the water from
her mouth into a basin , and this ex
periment was repeated. The loud
voiced seemed to come from about
twelve or fourteen inches above her
head , and fully satisfied me it was
not rfoiie by her.
' 2. Tabes Appearing. A curtajn
was fixed in front of a small drcss
ing room doorway , reaching to about
six inches from the top , aud Miss
Showers sat within the curtain. I
tied a tape close around her waist
ami sealed it , aud brought the ends
pufsldp , fastening them with nails ,
visible to all eyes , exactly level with ,
her waist as she sat on a very low
ggfjt. It was not possible she could
reach the top of { he curtain within
& yard , and , had she got up , the tape
and nails must have been rentasun-
der. She became entranced , and
various faces appeared ; the spirit
shortly afterwards told us to go in
side and sec. We did so , aud found
her in a trance , tied exactly as I had
1WT. r" ° tened her ; therefore it was not
her doing , !
"
3. Full Form Appearing and j
Comfug Out ot Cabinet Amongst
Us. The same little dressing room
and curtained door were used , but
the curtain was nailed on top of the
moulding of the door to shut out all
light , andacouchwaspladed inside.
Now in this important test I took
her right ear-ring out , and passed a
threaded needle through the apper-
ture , with five yards of thread. Miss
Sho.verslay down on the couch and
I threaded the two ends of the
strings through where the door
hinges , and fastened them to a nail
driven by a gentleman into the
door-casing , and visible to all ; thus
she had a single thread through her
ear in a dark room ; and we had the
two ends in the light room. She
was quickly entranced , and very
shortly a spirit named "Lenore"
came forth amongst us perfectly
destitute of any thread fastening.
All felt her cans ; she had no boring
whatever through her care , and
the lobes .were very thin and
far smaller than Miss Show
er's. She had only one large
toe to each foot ; the other four
toes were ossifications , and not toes
at all. We all examined her very
small feet with our hands and eyes ;
nor are we in the slightest mistaken.
She told us her feet would have
been perfected had there been more
power. AVhen tnis figure retired ,
we all went into the cabinet with'
Taint light , and awoke Miss Show
ers. She had the thread through
her ear just as when she first lay
down on the couch. We cut the
threads close to her ear , and traced
them direct to the nail without
knot orpiercing in it. Miss Show-
ers's feet , I scarcely need say , are
perfect , and were examined.
I now leave the public to judge
whether it is fair to slander such an
excellent , truthful , and honorable
meuium. In fact , a debt of grati
tude ss due to both Miss Cook ( that
v--as ) and Miss Showers ; indeed ,
any gentleman who has a proper
mind would apologize to both fami
lies for recent language used against
these two respectable young Indies ,
only eighteen years of age.
Parkslield , Didsbury , near Man
chester , August 13 , 1874.
* Mrs. Showers , in thecourscof a
note to us , tys : "Last night Mr.
Blackburn passed a thread some
yards long , through my daughter's
left ear and brought out the ends
into theroom where we weresitthuj.
.Lciiore appeared walking about
among us and allowed us all to feel
her ears. There was no thread in
them , and at the conclusion of the
seance Mary was found on the sofa
precisely as she was left. From the
moment that the spirit first appear
ed we observed that she held out
her left foot in a very remarkable
manner. It looked more like a hoof
than a foot. All of us were allowed
to hold it and to examine it in suc-
cessisn. There was only one toe ,
and the others were wanting ! I
really felt a peculiar sensation at
the time.
In a Bad Fix.
It has never been definitely set
tled to the satisfaction of the public
who the Man in the Iron Mask was ,
but generations to come will know
all about Dick Palmer , who got in
side of something worse than a
mask. His mothersent him after a
brass kettle , which one of the neigh
bors had borrowed , and on the way
homo * .ho boy turned the kettle up
side down and put it on his head.
Another boy gave it ablow _ and it
shut down over Dick's" face as close
as a clam in his shell , one of the
ears digging into his head behind ,
and the other pressing on his nose.
The victim jumped and shouted
and clawed at the kettle , but he
couldn't budge it. A man came
along and lifted at it , but Dick's
nof-e began to come out by the roots ,
and the man had to stop. A
crowd ran out of the corner grocery ,
Dick's mother was sent for , and the
boys danced up and down and cried
"Oh golly ! " without ceasing. One
boy said they would have to take a
cold chisel and drill Dick out of the
kettle , and another said they'd have
to melt the kettle off , while every
body rapped on } t to see how solidly
it was on. Then they tried to lift
Jt off , but Dick roared "murder ! "
until they stopped. Some said
grease his head , some said grease
the kettle , while the boy's mother
sat down on the curbstone and
sobbed out , * "Oh ! Richard , why did
you do this ? " The crowd took it
coolly ; itwqsn't their funeral , and
it boy with a brass kettle on his
head isn't to be seen every day.
Tears fell from the kettle , and a
hollow voice kept repeating , "I'll
never do it again. " Finally they
had Richard on the walk , and while
one man sat on his lesa.n.d another
on his stomach , a third compressed
the kettle between his hands , and
the boy crawled out , his note all
scratched aud twisted out of shape ,
a hole in his head , and a bump on
his forehead. His mother wildly
embraced him , all the boys cried ,
"Hip la ! " and little Richard was
led home to loaf around on the
lounge and have toast and eggs for
a week. DclroV free. Press.
Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF EHRASKA , 1
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. )
WIIEUEAS , TheSenateandHouse
of Representatives of the State of
Nebraska , on the twenty-sixth day
of February , 1873 , passed a resolu
tion in words as follows :
Jicsolved , "That the electors of
the State be , and are hereby author
ized and recommended to vote for
or against a Convention to revise or
chang ? the Constitution of the next
general election , for members of tue
j.cUlaturc. ;
"The ballots at such election shall
bo written or printed as follows :
Those in favor of a convention , 'For
a convention1 ; those against a con
vention , 'Against a convention. ' "
Now therefore , I , Robert W. Fur-
nas , Governor of the State of Ne
braska , do hereby recommend to
the electois of the State that at the
next general election for members
of the Legislature , to be held on the
thirteenth day of October , 1874 , un
der the resolution aforesaid , they devote
vote for or against a convention to
be convened3br the purpose afore
said , * '
111 testimony whereof I have hereunto -
, . unto set my hand and
f " ) caused to be affixed the
I SEAL. V Great Seal of the State of
[ } .Nebraska.
r ? Done at Lincoln , this
eighth day of September , A.D. 1S74.
ROBT. W. FURNAS ,
By the Governor ,
Joiix J. GOSPEIS ,
Secretary of State.
Established 158.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
538 & 540 Fourteenth Street ,
( OSce up eUln. ) Omaha , Nebraska. Carriagti
intl Baggies on hind or made to order.
N. B. Particular attention p ld to .Repair
Money and Commerce.
Daily Review.
OFFICE OMAHA DAILY IJEK , )
September 12 , 1874. J
The week closes to-day with busi
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The money market is steady.
Rates of discount ruling at last
quotations.
THE FIRST X.VHOXAL BANK
Land Grants ( selling ) § 823.00
Land Warrant. " , (1UO ( acres
buj-ing ) 17G.OO
Land Warrants ( ICO acres
selling ) 185.00
Agricultural College Scrip ,
( ICO acres buying ) 170.00
Do. Selling 185.00
Exchange on New York , 1-5 of one
per ct.
In the commercial we note no
changes , either in the activity of
the market or in our quotations.
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Caratully Corrected D Ily
DRY GOODS.
j. J. BROWN ii imo. , Cor. 14th and
Doujjla Streets.
PRINTS.
Aliens
Auicricttu. . . . . .
Uristol . _ 9
Uarners . . . . . . . . 8J
Hamilton . „ ' 4
Mcrrlniack D . 0 > 4
Tcabody . . . . _ y > 4
Richmond . 0 %
Simpsoii'ft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9)4 )
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS.
Hrignt 4-1 . _ . . _
Boot O. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M 9
Cabot 4-4 . . . . . . . „ . . _ . „ . . . 12 %
l-onsilale . . . . _ . _ li
N. Y. Mills . _ . „ . _ . V y
Petorboro. . . . . . . . . . _ . _ 8
Suffolk L _ . _ . _ Wt
BLEACHEC SHEETINGS.
Penperell 8-4 . „ . „ . . _ _ . _ 31
do 9-4 _ . S.i'4
do 10 . . . „ _ . . . . . . . . . _ 38 > 4
COTTONAD. S.
Farmers and Mechanics . „ . J5X
Great Western . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
BROWN SHEETINGS.
Albion , A . „ . „ . _ . . . _ 8Ji
Bedford , R . „ . . - . 3
Orantville , E LT . . . lOtf
Germania , B B . - 9 %
l aiigloy . . . . . . . . . . . . . * . . . . ( . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
L. L 3 . _ 9
GINGHAMS.
American. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Amosleag . . „ . . . . _ 12
Bates . . . . .M..M..MH . . . . . . . . . . IS
Lincaster..m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
TICKINGS.
AmosVong , a o > . . . . . . „ . . . . . . . . . . .
IIMJeford. . . . . . . .
DENIMS.
B aver Creek , B B. . 16 > |
Haymakers 12
ctis , B B „ . _ _ . . ny
Otis , C C 15 }
JEANS.
BUdeford 1CJ4
Ilooslcr. _ 4U
TASKLE XOT10NS.
KURTZ MOHR & CO. , 231 Farnuani
Street.
ivraun.
Clark's O. N. T „ . . TO
'
Coat's „ 70
Merrick's „ 42J
IIOsIEUV.
Domestic S S fflZ 00
British . - 3 0VaG ( 00
PAPER COLLARS.
Dickens' licst „ _ S 90
King William „ 1 : S
Domestic. . . . . „ „ . 1 80
tiiaziley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 250
SHAWLS.
Ottoman strips. . . . . „ $2 25(36 ( 50
SHIRTS.
WUU common „ StO 50
*
medium J5 00
' C'i'toia maoe 30 CO
Pcrcal" . . . . . „ _ S1200j24 CO
Calico _ ' ? 757 50
OVEKALL3.
Brown drill „ 16 50a7 25
* ' duck 7 75a9 00
Blue drill _ 7 00a7 50
duck 8 00a9 50
While . . . tf OOa'J 50
OORSUTS.
French wlialeVono _ 55 23aS 00
Our own. . . _ 15 00
Couiet - 22 50
WRING SKIRTS.
I.lnen printed _ „ $ 9 00
" milled 12 00
" fluted _ . _ 15 00
YARN'S. ,
Balmoral Yarn , all colors , peril ) SI CO
( lermantowu Wool , " SI 70S2 ( 03
Saxouy Y&rui , per box. . . . . . . . . $ - 15
GENERAL COMMISSION.
J. ( J. KOSENFELD gives us tne
following quotations this day :
Potatoes , 00S1 00 per hushel ;
Uuttor , prime 25@30c ; Uutter , good
20@25c ; IJuttcr , cooking 1015c ;
Eggs , 12c per doz ; Live chickens
2 50@2 75 ; Lemons , 14 00 per box.
OYSTERS
W. B. < t Co. Select , 05 cts per-
can ; Standard 55 cts per can ; Medi
um 45 cts per can.
HAIIDWAKK
JOHN T. EDGAR.
IRON.
Common bar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Horse shoe b-u. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GV
Norway nail rod. . . . . . . . _ ] [ > < ,
STEEL. . -
Cast pIoT „ . . . . 12
Gcrmon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
American casn.oc agon and square. . ISfj tl
Jess p's English do do . . . 2j@ 40
Burdea'g hone shoes , per keg . . . . 725
do mule do do . . . . . . . . . . . 8 25
Northwestern hone nails. . . . . . . „ 22a 23
Dundee thimble skeins , discount 45 ptr cent.
Stor half patent axles , discount 10 per cent.
NA1U3.
lOd to COd per keg. . . . . . _ 4 10
Sd do _ 435
fid do . . . . . 4 CO
4d do . . . . . . . . . „ _ . _ _ . . . . . . . 4 85
3il do „ . . . . . „ - . . . . „ . . . . . . . 5 HI
3d fine do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 10
lOd Duls'n do „ - 5 2
Sd do do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 CO
Cd do do „ „ _ - _ 5 J > 5
lOd casing do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 85
Sd do do _ . . . . . 5 10
Cd do do 5 35
Wrought , all sUes 5 85
BOLTS.
Carriage and tire. . . . . . . . . . .discount 70 pr c
BUTTS.
Narrow wrought , fast Joint discount 20 prc
Cast , loose piu reversible.- . . . do 33 do
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hay and manure forks..discount 30 prc
Uo and gai den rakes. . . . . . . . do 25 do
HINGES.
Strap and T. . . . . . _ . . . -.discount 25 pr c
WRENCHES.
Taft's black . . .discount fSprc
Coe's immitatlon.- . . . . do 45 do
Coe's genuine - , . . . . do 20 do
SCREWS.
American Iron. . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . - . 45prc
do bratiS..H.M. . .H. . - . . M. . . 40 pr c
AGRICTJLTDP.AI. IM iEMENTS.
'
SCTTIIK' .
H Holt's Xa.\ cst Kinper do . ' , , net 12 00
Chmiplon H..M. M. . . . . . .HM. - 9 00
Ucald's x.'ureka. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ] I 00
do reJ _ . . , . . . „ _ „ . . . _ 8 00
SPADES JiND SHOVLS.
Rowland' ! No 2 black shoTcIs , D H. _ 12 00
do do polished do do . - 13 00
do do block spades do . _ 12 00
Moore do polUhed do do . . . 13 00
do's "spring point" LII shoTels 13 50
AXES.
Lipptncotl' * Western Crown 1300
do do do b vfe < l _ 13 50
COFFEE MILLS.
hirt 's > o 3 , irua box net 5 25
do do 103 do .M. . .K. .H. > 575
do do2o Union irh ! 1100
eo do S3 do Britania 13 00
FILES.J - -
C , Smith A Co.disconnt 80 prc.
File Co. . . . . . . . . . „ . _ Jo 50 do
HAMMERS.
Havdole's , A E No 1 , l > f , 2. _
Mainaiond's A E No 2 S3 00
do do do 4 - 10 50
do hngintcr's No 1 10 00
do do do 2 _ 13 50
do do do 3 11 00
HATCHETS.
Morris * shingling , KO i 57 00
do do do 2 _ 8 00
do do do 3 „ 3 COde
do cl'W do 1 . . . 750
dc o do 2. . 8 5fl
LEATHER.
Best Buffalo Sole _ „ . 1siSSSc
do do _ f &
Matauioras do . . . . . . < o. 2 , 32e ; No. 1.3.x-
Best Oak do . . .43 < 345e
Baltimore Oak Bole - - .4Sc
ireuch Kit * SI 40(52 ( 00
do Calf , leading brands 2iOy250
Domestic Kips „ SI OO&l 30
do Calf _ .S1 35 l 75
Hemlock Upper , per foot .2jjg30c
Oak do do _ . 0e
Grain do do _ . . . SOc
Linings , per dozen S7 10(510 ( 00
Toppings , do $11 CO ll 00
Morocco ( Boot Leg ) j > cr foot , 3i < 343e
do ( Oil Dresotsl ) do 3Gij40c (
do ( Simon ) „ „ SIOO&J25
do ( CJIuve Kid. ) „ S3 SlXJiJ 00
Welt Leather , per side , _ . .tG Oiu ) 7 00
lioot Webbing , per bolt , _ 4. CJTOc
Oak Harness Leather , " Pittsburg , " 4oc
do do do No. 1 40Q12c
do do do > o. 2 , . . . . . 3S ( < i40c
Oak Line d.i . .41y4Cc
Hmoc.k ! Harncbs Leather , t-o. 1- 3ij4Jo (
do do do No. 2 , _ 376j3'Jc
Hemlock Line do . . . . _ 44 < i lGc
Kalr Bridle , per side S6 00&7 00
Team Collars , perdoz. . . _ . .52J 50&25 50
Stage do do _ -$21 50
Scotch do do S3G 00
( .oucord do do _ . . . . . . . .S33 00
Collar Lcathoi ( Black ) per foot ISQilc
do do ( Itusset ) do ISftj c
Patent Dash Leather - 15c
SOAPS
Powell & Co. , Soap monufacturcrs.
SapcPuhlico , G l-2@6 3-4 ; Savon
Republic , do. , Chemical Olive , 6 to
61-2 ; Palm , 5@51-4 ; German Mot-
led. G l-4aG 1-2.
ART GOODS AND UFHOLSTERFJl'S
STOCK.
Benjamin B. Jones , Decorative Up
holsterer and dealer iu fine art goods ,
270 Farnhain Street , furnishes the
following quotations :
FRAME MOULDINGS.
Oil walnut mouldings , one inch ,
per foot , 5c ; 2 inch lOc ; 3 inch 15c ; \
polished walnut , 1 inch 7c ; 2 inch
] 5c ; 3 inch 21c. Burlin gilt , 1 inch
615c ; 2 huh 1230c ; 3 inch 18 ©
45c ; imitation rosewood and gilt , 1
iuch 510c ; 2 inch 10@20c ; 3 inch
15@30c.
WINDOW SHADES.
Plain Lands. G feet , all colors , per
pair , 1 50 ; ornamental hands , 2 00 ©
4 00 ; each additional foot , 75c per
pair.
REPPS.
Union md all wool terry , per yard
1 503 jQ ; Imperial , plain and stri
ped , 2 50a8 00.
DAMASK3.
Union per yard , 1 50 ; all wool ,
2 00a3 CO.
MATTRASSia.
Uusk , 4-4x6-2 , 4 00a5 00 ; straw ,
3 00a4 00 ; Excelsior , 3 50a4 50.
LUMBER.
RETAIL. IJST
Subject to change of market witnout i
WM. M. FOSTEH ,
On U. P. R. II. track bet. I jrnlum ai
QEO A. HOAGLAN1.
Joists , studding and bills , 20 it , and un
der _ _ . . . < ZZ 00
Over 2011. each adJiliocal ft add'l 60
Fencing No 1 ' 1 00
do No 2 _ 2t 00
1st common boards. . . . . „ 25 00
2nd do do „ 22 00
"A" stock lioard.i , Id and 12 iuch. . . . . . . . . . . . 5U 00
"B" do do do do 35 00
"C" do do do do SO 00
1st clear , 1,1M , 1 and 2 incb 65 00
2d do do do do . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 00
3d do do do do _ 45 00
Flooring , tlear _ _ 50 00
do 1st common „ _ 40 00
do 2d do _ 35 COde
do 3d do „ . „ 27 50
do uerrow , clear- _ 4500
Istclear ceiling % inch „ _ . . . . . . . . 35 00
2d do do \i ineh _ 32 50
1st do do J | Inch 30 00
2d do do Ji iuch 57 50
1st clear siding „ _ _ 27 00
2d do do „ _ 20 0)
1st common siding _ 24 00
2 > 1 do do 2000
"A" shingles _ 4 25
Extra No 1 shingles „ _ . . 3 1)0 )
Common No 1 sh ngles _ „ 2 00
Lath per 1000 „ 3 5o
I ) A 11 pickets e r 100 „ . 3 5o
Sqiure do do do „ . . . „ _
O G Batten per liueal f r. _ IJ
Kougb do do do . _ „ . _
Liberal discount on carloal lots.
WINDOWS. ( Glazed. )
35 per cent oQ Chicago list ,
DOORS , ( Wedged. )
25 poi cent OH 01 icago 1'st.
BUNDS.
SO per cent offlist.
White lime per bbl „ , . $ l 73@2 00
Louisville cement per bbl 3 00&3 25
Plaster paris per bbl _ 3 50jj3 75
Plastering hair per bushel _ 40
Tarred felt . . _ . . 4
Plastering boatu „ G }
OILS. TAINT'S , GL.VSS , &c.
N.J.D. SOLOMON.
HOBEllT 0. STEELL.
Co.il Oil- -5 18 I mru on , No 1 $ S5l 00
I.Lusccd Oil , raw. 1051 " " " 2 70
" " bl'd. . . 1 10 " winter !
Turpentine _ . U5 " "straiu'dj"
Headlight Oil. 28 Lubricating I _ . .
| W. Va. „
PAINTi , AC
While Lead , St. Louis , Srtictly Pure _ . S 11
" " " " Brands
Fancy SVJ
Putty In Bladders _ . . fiVs
" " Bulk „ _ . „ 4 %
Enameld Glass , colors , 11 sq.ft. „ . . 1 UO
Window Glasn 60 TA c discount
TIN , SIIEET-inON. WIRE , &C.
MILTON ROGERS , COR. 14th &
FARNHAM.
0-"N PLATE.
10x111C , lair quality . . 512 W
10x14 Ic , Uost quality 13 00
I'ixl4 IX do do . _ . 16 00
12x12 1C do do . 13 50
12x12 IX do do . . : _ . 1C 50
Ili20 1C do do 15 00
14x20 IX do do 17 00
14x20 1XX do do . . _ . . . . . . . SM 00
14x20 IXXX do 2300
10 plate DC ( best quality ) . . 23 00
100 plate DX , do d . „ 1350
100 plate DXX do do _ 16 50
100 plate DXXX ( ! o iio 11 50
Hooting 1C charcoal do do 14 50
RoonnglX do do do . .1500
10x141C coke < lo do 1200
L'0x2i 1C charcoal roofing _ . 27 00
20xVS 1C charcoal rooting . _ . . . . . . _ 32 CO
e4xl4 IXcharcoal . „ . _ 27 f > 0
10x20 cuke ( for irritUrsl. . . . . . . . . . . . „ „ . . 20 CO
RLOOKTIN
Large pigs. . . . . . . . .H..M..HM 35
Small pigs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Bar tin. . . . . . . _ . . „ _ _ . . _ . . . . „ . . . „ „ . 38
ZINC.
She * t tin 25 to 35 in „
do do do it half casks _ . . lll <
do do do in 250 lb casks. . . . . . . 12
Shtct 24 to 85 inchei per khect . 11 %
Tinncrssoldei ( extra refined - - 25
do do No. ! . . . . . 23
do do roofing. . . . . . M. . . . . . . . . . 21
bid metal - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oa2
SHEET IROK
First qualit Numbers 16 to 24. . . . . . . _ 5Ji
do do do i'5 _ _ COO
do do do 2C. . . „ „ . . . . . . „ . . _ _ COO
do do do til „ . . . . . . „ 6)
Charcoal , both sides smothe
do No 24. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 %
do do ; G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ . 7 > 4
do do 27- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . TJi
Juniata , No. 24 . . . . . 8J ?
do 1o 26 314
do do 27. _ _ _ . . . . . _ . . . S i
Uussiaperfect 7 to 12 . . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . 'M
do No. 1 , stained. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . „ _ . . . . _ „ 23
I ss tmn lull bundles , add one cent.
"A"Amerlcai : immitat'n Russia , all Nos. 18
Less than full bundles add one cent.
GALVANIZED.
So. 14 to 2U. _ . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .list 15
do 21 to 24 . . . . „ . . . . „ _ „ „ „ „ „ . . „ . ao IS
do 25 to 25 . . „ . _ „ „ . . „ _ . _ dc I7
do 27 . . „ - . „ . . . . . . . . . . „ . . . . _ . . . „ „ . . „ . . . „ do 18
do 23 _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . _ _ . . . . . _ . _ . . „ . „ . . do 28
Full bundles discount 15 percent.
TOPPER.
Braziers 6 to 9 . _ „ „ . . , „ . . . _ _ . . . „ . _ . 45
do 10 to 12 B > „ . „ „ „ . „ . „ . . 42
do 12iftoluOU > 3S
' " ' "
Planished ' , 14 and 16 oz . I. . . . . . . 45
S'os. 7 , 8 and 9 , Planished . * S
Bolt copperHM. . . . .M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MW. W )
Copper > 5 > ttAr"-i , i jj _ _ i , 34
BKIOHTnRK. .
9 10 n nv ; K
GROCERIES.
BTEELE i JOHNSON 538-540 14TH ST.
CLARK i FRENCH COK. TARNHAM AND
HTH er.
PTJNDT , MEYER & RAAPKE , 212 FARN-
HVM ST. . WHOLESALE DEALERS-
205 i'aril-
MORGAN & GALLAGHER ,
hani St.
WHITNEY , BAUSERMAN A CO. , 247
Douglas St.
J. J. BROWN & BRO. , Cor. 14tli and
Douglas Streets.
SUWARS.
Granulated pr tt J2l
Pondered do \ty
Ciusbed do 12 > f
Refd cut loaf do _ UK
Standard A do . . llya
Circle A do il
ExtiaC do „ HJi
Yellow C do lOXall ' „
N 0 choice do 10/
COFFEES.
Rio choice pr ft _ 23 > X.v24
do prime do _ H\'i.\\i \
do good do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M 2"Ja 3
0 ( j Java „
SYKUPS.
Common pr gallon S5a45
Good do _ . 60J.C5
Choice do TOaSO
do N O molasses . . bO
Rangoon choice . 6 ? $ %
Carolina . . . . . . . . . . .M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
CAlJDLES.
M Wesk & Co . . . . . , . . . . . . _ . „ . ! SjSK
bchofciH . . , . . _ ] j
faOAP.
Missouri Vrll6y. . . . . . . .
Kirk's Savon
M. Wesk A Co „
Schofer's German v
Kirk's standard .
do sterling
PLUG TOBACCO.
Black goods , Western 43
ido do Virginia - . 55aGO
do do Lorrilard's _ 55atU )
Bright do do do CUafij
do do Virginia 55ai10
Natural leaf 75o3.5
DRIED FRUI1S.
do appiea no „ „ 12al2U
Ftato Jo do llaUJi
New currants .C. ba'j
do prunes „ Hal IK
do German cherries 17
do blickbcrnes A 14
lo raspberries „ 35
do ruislus , per box . . . . . S3 COde
do scodle&s raislus , IK.T pound. . . . . . . . . \-Yi
SALT.
New In barrels - _ _ _ . . ; 2 7fci2 ST.
do dairv -1 50u5 75
CANNED GOODS.
2poundcanMcr'soystcrspcrcase..SI 2.1.U 50
1 do do Jo do do . . . 2 50.i2 75
dc do William'sdo do . . . 4 Oir.i4
Young msoii , per pound 40al 00
Gunpowder , do do „ , tual 23
FLOUU.
Snow Flake , ( Wells & NIeman ) 4 BO
Gold Diiit- - 2 7C
XXXX IowaCiiy .t 3 00
California - 4 73a5 CO
BAGS.
GOB ties , heavy weight. . . . „ . . . . . . . _ _ 13QI9
.o light do 17 I8
lips , four bu ht'l. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . IKalU
adeu gunblcs- _ . IS
_ tin bags , Amoslteg A 30a31
.o do Ludiow a a. . . . . _ „ . . . _ 8-lVJo
SPICES.
Nulmegs , Penang beiitpcr pound 140
Cijto do do 60
Alspice do do ISa.O
Cinuiuon bark do d.i 35a4G
COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON.
J bbls. , luO lt > s S 8 73
1 lt > caus , per doz. . 2 5C@ 2 75
2 do do _ 3 'JU < u , 4 W
WHITE Flrill.
No. 11 its _ - . g 1 23
Family iu kits 0(3 ( 1 20
\ / 1,1I3 , , _ 50@ 7 00
Fauiiiy in bbli 5 5 < Ha. G ( .0
MACKEULL.
family " , in kits 1 10 ® 1 20
No. 1 , do 1 60& 2 00
Mess , do 3 00(15. ( 3 23
Family , 14 bbls C > & G 50
No. 1 , d ! > OtiftjlO CO
Sardines , J $ boxes , - It ! 50 , < jl7 UO
CIGARS.
A. E. SIMPSON , sranufacturer , 532
15th Street.
H. Upman -1 M. S S5 00
leLOnstructiou ( _ . . . . . _ do 3.1 o < )
Grand t entral - _ do 33 00
Universal. . . . . . . do 40 00
Yara - „ do 4J 00
La lloquet _ do 50 00
bim.in Pure _ do 5000
Pariigas . . , . do 75 10
Yours Truly - „ _ _ . _ _ do Co CO
Gold Medal „ . . . . . - . _ do 50 IX )
La Efipanola. . . . . . do CO 00
Triple Crown. . . . . . do 73 00
Heury Clay do 100 00
De Vlllcr- do 100 00
Y Vlller , „ „ do 100 00
187C „ do 7310
CALHOUN MILLS FLOUR.
Wholesale depot 543 14th Street.
Half barrel sacks 2 9t
Chicago , HOCK Island
and Pacific R. B.
THE GRAND CENTRAL ROUTE rROM
OMAIIA TO CHICAGO
AND THE EAST ,
Via Des Molncs , l/avcnport and Rock Island.
All Passenger Trains arc equipped with the
WBSTiNaiiousK PATENT AIB BIUKKS and
Miller's Patent Safety Platform aud Coupler.
2 Fast Express Trains Leave Daily ,
onnectlng as follows :
AT DES MOINES with tbe Des Moines Valley
Itailroad , lor Oskaloosa , Ottumwa , KcoLuk
aud St. Louis.
AT GRINNELL with the Central Railroad of
Iowa , for all points north to St. Paul.
AT WEST LIBEHTY with the Burlington ,
Cedar Rapids & Minnesota Railroad , for
Burlington , Cedar Rapids , Dubuquc A. St.
Paul , ' At WILTON JUNCTION with the
South-Western i > ranch , for Muscatine ,
Washington and all points south.
AT DAVENPORT with the Davenport A St.
Paul Railroad for points north.
AT ROCK ISLAND with the Western Union
llallroad for Freeport , Bejit , Kacinc , Mil
waukee and ail points in northern Illinois
nnd Wisconsin.
AT ROCK ISLAND with the Rocklord , Rock
Island and St. Louis Railroad for St. Louis
and points south.
AT ROCK ISLAND with the 1'eorla .t Itock
Island Kmlioad for Peoria anil points east.
AT BUREAU JUNG. , with branch , for Hen
ry , Lacere , CuiUicothe and Peoria.
AT LA SALLE with the Illinois Central Rail
road for points nort hand south.
AT CHICAGO with afl lines East , North and
South.
THROUGH TICKETS to all Eastern cities ,
> la tills line , can bo procured , and any inlor-
matioii obtained , concerning points , at the
ticket office of the company , 123 Karnham bt. ,
Omaha , and also at the principal ticket offices
along the line of tbe U. P. R. U.
Bagsare Checked Tlirongri to nil
Principal Katcru Points.
A. M. SMITH , H. RIDDLE ,
Gen'l Pass'r ' ' '
Ag't , Gen'l Hup't
Chiiago. Chkago.
J. II. LACEY , 8. S. STEVENS ,
Ticket Agent , Gen'l WcaUrn Ag't
Oman * Omaha.
Sioux City & Pacific R , R ,
The Shortest ami only Direct
Route from
COUNCIL BLUFES
St. Paul , Minneapolis ,
And all Points in
NORTHERN IOWA & MINNESOTA.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CABS
On all night trains 7i this route.
CONSECT1OXS.
1. At U. P. Transfer with Un Pacific
Bailroail for Omaha
2. At Council Bluff , with Kansas CUr , St.
Jo * and Council BluUs Railroad for St. Louis
ind all points south.
3. At ML-souri Valley with the Chicago and
Northwestern railway foi Chicago and all
points east.
4. At Siour City with Sioux City and S
Paul , Illinois Central and DaVoU Southern
railroads. Steamers for Upper Missouri River ,
luring narigatioi and with stages for all
points in the Northwest.
5. At Blair with Omaha and Northwestern
eailroad for C iha and Southern Nebraska.
6. At Fremont , Nebraska , wi'-h th Union
Pacific railroad lor nil poiute wtit and tha
Pacific co.isU
7. At Wisner with stf ges for Norfolk and al1
points' ID Northern Nebraska.
KBTIckets for sale in Chicago and North-
irwftern Railway otficcs.
ESTBe sure y ur tickets read Tia S. C. A P.
Ra'lway.
L. BURNETT , SupX
F. C. HILLS. Gen. Ticket As't.
GEO. W. aR-VTTAN ,
Agent , Omiia.
CHICAGO &NORTHWESJN
The Popular Route from
O ZLVI .A. ZE3I .A.
TO
Chicago and tlic East !
AND THE
Crosor , I'ral rle Du Clileii.Vliionn ,
St. I'aiil.Uulutli , Janr > villr , Itmo-
Nhn , Urrrn r > n } . Kui'liio , MeT < * il8 *
I'olut , AVi. If rloiill , < NlikTsll , Fun
DuLnc. lUluIUoii mid Jlll\vu kec.
It Being the Shortest and FiastComnleted Line
Between
OMAHA and CHIC AGO ,
Constant tmprovMiicuts have taken place in
the way of rt-diiciu < itadr , and plj iug Iron
with Steel ILiils , adding to its rolling stock
new aud hlegant
DAT mid SI.EK1MXO CAUS
Equipped with the "WcstliiRhousoAir Brake"
and "Jliller PUtform , " ebtablishiuc conitorta-
Liuand comnirliuus Eating Houses , o&ering all
the comfrts ot traveling the age can produce.
Froic' to lOFast Express Tralus ruu each
way dally over the various lines of this road ,
thus securing to the traveler selecting this
route sure and certain counections in any di
rection ho mar wish to co.
Principal Connection * .
' 'AT MlbSOURI VALLEY JUNCTION , for
Sioux C ty , Yankton and points reached via
Sioux City and Pacific railroul.
AT GRAM ) JUNCTION for Fort Dodge ,
Des Moiccs , Ottawa aud Keokub.
AT JlARSHAiXforSt. Paul , Minneapolis ,
Diiiiith , unJ northwestern points.
AT IEDAR RAPIUi for Waterloo. Cedar
Palls , ( harlcs Citr , Burlington and bt I uls.
ATCLIN1ON for Dubuque , Dun'eith , Prai
rie du Chicn , La Cro se , aud all pjints ou the
Chicago , Clinton aud Dubuque , and Chicago ,
Duliuqueand Minnesota railroads.
AT FULTON for Ficriiort , liatineMillwau-
kce , and all [ Kjints in Wiwousiu ,
AJ' CHICAtiO with all rsilwar lines leading
out of Chica ii.
Through ticLcis to all eastern cities via this
line caiilw procured , and any informal ! n ob
tained , ciiiutrrnn. Koines , Rate * , etc. , at thtt
Companies Office , 2IJ rarnliam Street , Omaha ,
and a No at tup principal ticket offices along the
line of the U. 1 * . II. II.
WiTlisjgo ! ; checked through to all principal
Eastern points
W. H. bTKNNETT , MARVIN UURIIITF ,
( ien'1 I'assiuju'r t. ( Jen. Sup't.
J. II LU'EY , O G.EDDY ,
Ticket An't , Omaha. Oeii'l Ag't Omaha.
Omaha & St , Louis Short
Linef
7 4 = I
The Kansas City , St. Joe and
Council Bluffs R. B
Is the only dlro line to
JEST. 2jOTT3TS
AND THE EAST , FROM
OMAHA ATCD THE "WEST
NO CHANGE i U ! > between Omana and St.
Louis ana b it ore between OMAHA
ana AiiW YORK.
This th Only .ine running a
PULbTIAN SLEEPING OAR KAST
Ficon OMAHA , ox AURIVAL
OF THE U.MON PACIFIC
KXPUKSS THA MS ,
O7Passeniers ; taking othei routes cave a
disagreeable transfer at tha River Station.
TIIAINS DAILY J
REACHING ALL
A3T Btf AND WESTEEN CITIES
With Less Changes and in advance of other
lines.
This Entire Line is equipped with
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars ,
Palace Day Coaches and Chair Cars ,
Miller's Safety Platform and Coupler
and the Celebrated Westinijhouse
Air Brake.
BSce that your tickets read via
KaiiNiis City , S . JospjiU & Council
Utility ICulrud ,
Via Omaha and St. Louis.
Tickets for sale nt cor. Tenth and Farnham
streets , and U. P. Depot , Oiuahn.
JOS.l EIION , GEO. 7 , . SRADBURY ,
Pass. Agt. Gen" Agent.
. F. CAKNAIID , A. O. PAWES ,
Gen'l Supt. Gen'l l'a.'S. Afit. ,
St. JoM't'h. ht. .Tospuh.
S.OITTS
S
3 TEAINB DAILY !
LEAA'E ST. L.OUIS AVITII
Pullman Palace Cars
THBOUQH WITHOUT OHAKGE
Indianapolis ,
Cincinnati ,
Louisville ,
Chicago ,
Cclnmbus ,
Pittsburg ,
PMladelpMa ,
Baltimore
WasMn fcon ,
- AND
OB
c Traka frsai the 'West.
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO
Cleveland , Buffalo & Boston
Are for Sale nttlio
. Comr ally's Olllce ,
. K. eori r l-'ourlli < fc Clic.stimt ( s ,
Nf.Lonix , mill nl the Prliiclpul Knl'-
n-uy Onicen In the We t.
C1IAS. I5ABCOCK , C. E. RUSSELf , ,
& 'tbcrn Pass. Ag't , Wcsfn Pas. Ag't.
DALLAS , TEXAS. KANSAS cur ,
JOHN E. SIMPtiON CHAS. E. rOLLETT ,
Gen i Supt. , Gen'l Pass. Ag't.
2Jtl ) INDIAXAPOLU ST. Louis.
"CT3CJ 3LTOC1
Confectioners' Tool Works ,
Tlios' Skills & Bso. ,
Manutacturen'o
Confectioners'Tools
c on I Ice Cream
Freezer &c. '
Noa. 1301 & 1303 Xo EFghth Ht.
PHJLADSLPHU.PA.
Proprietors : 1 ESTABLISHED 1861.
THOUAS MILLS , I -
GEO. M. MILLS , [ /CATALOGUES SENT
ATLKEP.PARMES.J upoc eppllcatlon.
OK frv OOA I'ER DAY. Agents want-
5)0 ) - Q/4U ed. All classes of work
ing people of either sex , young or oM , siake
more money at work for ns in their spare mo
ments f r all tbe tlm than at anything else.
drBBS ST1NSUK 4 CO. , rortland , Milne-
BOTJTl
KEARNEY'S
IFLTJID-EXTRACT
UCHU
The'only known remedy hi'
BRIGHT'S DISEASE ,
And a positive cure for
Gout , Gravel , Strictures ,
Diabetes , Dyspepsia Ncr
vous Debility , Dropsy ,
Non-retontlon or Incontinence of Urine , Il
lation , luilauiatiou or Uk rratlou of the
BLADDER AMD KIDNEYS ,
SPERM A TORRHCEA ,
Loucoerhoe or Whites , Diseases of t be Prostrate
Gland. S.one in the Bladder. Colcul ut.
GRAVEL OK BUICK DL'ST DK-
PO ! 1T.
And Mucus or Milky .Discharges.
KEAR
Extract Bncnti !
Permanently Cure-all Diseases of the
Bladder , Kidneys , and Dropsical
Swellings.
Existing in Men , Women and Children ,
No Mailer What the Age !
Praf. fctecle says : "One bottle of Kearney's
Fluid Extract Buchu is worth more than all
other Uuclios combined. "
Price one dollar per bottle ; or , six bottles for
( iTO dollars.
Depot 104 DuaneSt , , N , Y ,
A physician in attendance to answer corrc.-
pondence and give advice gratis.
CtBScud stamp for pamphlets , liee.jta
Crane A Krigham Wholesale Agents. San
Francisco. Cal.
OBSTACLES to MARRIAGE ,
HAPPY RELEIF FOR YOUNG MEN from
theetl'ects of Krrors and Abu > ea in early life.
Manhood Restored. Impediments to Marriage
Removed. New melt ud of treatment. New
and remarkable icuiedies. Hooks and Circulars
sent free , in sealed cnvelopei. Address HO\\-
AUI ) ASSOCIATION , 41i North Ninth St. ,
PhiladelphiaPa. , an Institution havlngahlgh
rejuitatlon for honorable conduct n < l profcs-
f io.ial . still. b8.Uwm : !
TO TUfc
NERVOUS & DEBILITATED
OF BOTH SEXES.
JOOHAHOB TOS ADVIOE AXD CON
SULTATION.
J. B. DYOTT , graduate of
Jellerson Medical College , Philadel
phia , author of several valuable
works , jan be consulted on all dis ,
eases of the Sexual aud Orinary or
gans , ( which he has made au es
pecial study , ) either in male or fe
male , no matter from what cause
originating1 , or how long standing
A practice of 30 years enables him
to treat diseases with success. Cures
guaranteed. Charges reasonable.
Those at a distance can forward let
ters describing symptoms and en
closing stamp to prepay postage.
JGSrSend for the Guide to Health.
Price lOc.
J. B. DY0111 , M. D.
Physicion and Surgeon , 104 "Dtiane
street , IS" . Y.
diaries Foppor ,
WHOLESALE BUTCHER
NI > CATTI.IS KROKKK ,
SALT LAKE CITl * , - - UTAH
feb27lt
Proprietor of the
RISING SUN
AKO
LOS ANGELES
YlNEYEDS.
Depot for tbe sale of hia
NATIVE WINES
AND
ZBIR/AJSTIDIIEIS
& Co. ,
Corner of Battery and Washiugtia Sts.
SAS FHAXCISCO - - ( JAly.
rnaiTtf
PASSENG-EKS
Going East or South from Omaha
And Points on U.P.R.R. , hould take thi
"LINCOLN EOUTE"
via The
ATCHISON & NEBRASKA
RAILROAD' '
A lit f < i .ure tor tiumsclv s the choice of Slz
Popular Routes from
AtchiaO i to Chicago aud St. Louis ,
All making RePableC anectlons and being
Flipped with Palaia Bar acd Slseplng Cirs ,
AH d-lar and Inonvenienro arriving from
Ferrt and transfers an bfl avoided West of
Chicago and St. Louis ly securing Ticket ! via
ATCHISON anil the ATCII15JUX &
XECUASIIA BATtnOAD.
Direct and Reliable Conntctlonx are also made
with the A. T. & S.P. R. R. for tb *
Great Arkansas Yallej & Colorade ,
And with all lines runnmg South to points in
Southern Kansas and the Indian Territory.
Ask for Tickets via
LINCOLN . & ATCHISON ,
CIIAS. C.S11TT03 * 'F/VHITE '
Gen' ! Supt. * Gan'l Pass. Ag't.
HAVE
CAREFULLY EXAMINED
LOW RESERVOIR
. V\\uV/V/ ! f
atoWi
1
WE HAVE TWELVE liOOD REASOS3
AS why thev will do your wort.
Quick and Easv.
Cheon and Clean.
B I Thej-arecheipesttobuf ,
Baa They are besi to use ,
They bake evenly and quickly ,
Their optration is perfect ,
| They have always a good draft ,
i They are made ofUie bcitmatcrlal
i They roast perfectly ,
. They require but little fuel ,
' They are very low priced ,
They ars easily managed.
They are suited to all localities
I Etory &toveguaranteedtogivosatLfactlon )
SOLD BV
Excelsior Man'fg Co. ,
ST. LOUIS , 310. ,
AXD BY
M ,
Or Sngar-Coaicd , Concentrated ,
Hoot and Herbal Juice , Autl-
BIIionsGrnnuIcfi. TrtE"HTTl.r :
CIANT" CATItVUTIC. or Ulultum
Ij * Parvo riiyslc.
The novelty of modern Mrdlciii. Chemical and
rharinaccatical Science No u-c of any lonrci
takii thu lane n-puNivc nntl naiwcoun pilljt ,
composed of cheap , crude , nnd bnlky Ingredient : ' ,
when \vacan by a carclul application ot chemicat
Fdcncc. cxtnu r all the cathartic anil other mull.
cnil : : propertied from the imwtaluabio reels and
licrbj , ana conceutntc them ijto a minute Gran-
me. scare < ly larger tlirm a ninrtard
need , that can be readily e\\allo\ved by lho e ol
the miHtfen.tiv < etomactn and btidlonn taster.
Eacalittle I'urKntivo I'd let represent * . Ins
mo tconcentrateil form , ai micK cathartic power
as li umbixlic-.t in any of the Ianu pills found for
pale In tbe drr : ; hopj. From their wonderful ca
thartic power , in proTortion o their ize , peopls
\vhu have not tried them en. apt to f nppOM ) t at
they are har a or dn-"lic in effect , bnt f uch it not
at all the ca e. the different ncth e medicinal prin
ciples of which they are composed bein BO bar.
monizcU and mo < llicd. one by the otticrs , m to
produce n mo t Hcarrliliis and tlior.
oiiZli.yc' KCUtlj-andUludlyopcratliiff
catbarti. .
2500 Kc\var l U hereby offered by the pro.
prictor of ihc e Pillct , Iu any chcmktho ,
upon nnalyeij.ill tlnd in them an ) Calomel or
other foruu of mercury ot any other lamt-rat
poiaon.
ncInRcittlrclj-vccctaMc.nopirtfcnlar
care is . - cquiredlule uni them. They Pw-
rate without disturbance to the constitution , diet ,
or occupation. KorJntiiiclicr IIvnlnclic4
Constipation , Ziui > uro Klood , 1'nlu
iu tbo Miouldcrw , TIslTdiciH of thu
Client , Dlzzliics- , Sour Uructatloiltt
of tlio Moiuncli , Had tnsso iu
.nouth , unions attack" , I'uliJ in
re-clou ot ICidiieyt. , Internal t'over ,
nioated feeling about Momncli ,
IliD.li of lllood to klcnd , Illgii Col-
orud Urine , l'iisoclallllly and
Gloomy I'orcboJIii ! * , take l > r
Vlerce'sPlcaHautl'nrcntlvol'cIlctB.
In cxulanMluii of the remedial power of my Tcr-
gative I'cllcta over f o prcat a variety of diseases ,
I wiahtoraythat tlicir action upon tie
nil I ill al economy Is ittilvorMul , iinto.
gland orlisuo fscapinstheirhniia-
tlvo Impress. Age docs not impair thcni
their en ar-ccuitin't'nr.if being enclosed In el *
bittlca preserve their \irtuc'j unimpaired foranr
Ics 'h of time , in any climate , eo thai they are af-
ways fresh auil reliable , which i * not the cao
ivitli the piha found in the dm ? store * , put np la.
cheap ootl or paste-beard boxes. Recollect thai
farad diei C3 where a Laxative , Altera
tive or Purgative i * indicated , these little
IV.kU7ih cie the most iK-rfcct Eiliatictica to
all \vtotibc Item.
They are rtjld by nil enterprising
Drugii { tx at5 cents a bottle.
Do not allow any drnjn st to induce voi to
take anything cl ! that te may My 13 just as
peed JM my 1'cllcto bccau e ho nuke * a Urjci
profit on that whi'I ) he recommends. Jf your
drnjirlst cannot enpply them , enclose S3 ccuta
and recede them "jr return mail from
E. T. FIE1-.W , 21.1) , JfVot V , .
BUFFALO , N. TC.
ASK FOE PYLE'S
SALEMTUS !
-AND
BAKING- SODA
Pi < nai ifeycr 4 Raantc and WWtcey
Baaserman A Co.
CASTLE .BROS. ,
nrroR
IE
Bast India Goods ,
213 nnd 313 FROST STHEET
San Francisco California.
PLATTE VALLEY
f K8 ! ! ! f * " fi'ff'B0 f
REAL ESTATE I
Samuel C , Smith ,
Local Agent for tha
U. P. B. B. LANDS ,
Columbus , - ST@b.
Government Lands Located 1
TJ. P. Lands Sold !
[ mproTed Farms andTownXotb for
O-A.SIE3 : ! !
Oil
'
ON LONGTIME ! !
6-All Communications Cheer-
Tully Answered
1OOCOO2k.CB.SS !
JIOH FABMIHQ LA5D IU 5EBEA3KL ! !
500 HanscomPlacc Lots !
EC-USES AND LOTS in the city of Omaha ,
forsalecheanatulon cool terms.
HOGGS & HIM'
Real estate brokers.ofHee over JfacVey's store
in Poize U opposlta n ir p-nlofflra- '
Mrs. D. A. MOrPETT ,
Fashionable Dressmaking
564 Fourteenth. St. ,
021AIIA , NEB ,