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BSIGGS'S BABY.
Thomas BriggP , of Detroit , has a
boy-baby about teii months old , who
is admitted at the beginning of this
article to look just like his father ,
and to be the smartest boy-baby in
Detroit.
lesterday morning the child was
sitting on the floor , playing with
live or six big coat-buttons on a
string , and taking an < casional
nibble at un apple to bring out his
first crop of teeth.
Mrs. Briggs aud a neighbor were
talking away as only women can
gossip , when the baby hid the but
tons under a mat , and started to
finish the app'e. A bit of the skin
got iu his throat , and he gave a
cjugh and a whoop , and pawed the
air , aud rolled over ou his head.
'Oh , them buttons ! he has swallowed - ,
lowed them buttons ! " cried the
mother , as the yanked him up , and
shook him.
"Pound him ou the back ! " yelled
the other woman , trying lo hold his
legs still.
"Run for the neighbors ! " cried
Mrs. Brigg ! < , excitedl } ' .
"Oh , he'll die ! he'll die ! "
screamed the other , as she ran out.
' And the neighbors came in , aud
made him lie on his stomach , and
cough , and then turned him on his
back , and rubbed his stomach , and
jogged him about all sorts of ways
, until he got mad , and went to
howling.
Then boy ran for Briggs , and then
Briggd ran for a doctor , aud the doc
tor came aud choked the baby , and
ordered sweet oil aud a mustard
plaster , and told them to hold him
on his back. Everybody knew * } iat
< ihobe six buttons were lodged it. the
baby's throat , because he was red
iu the faceaud , because ho strangled
as Le howled aud wept.
They poured down sweet oil , and
put mustard across him , and wept
over him , and the mother said she
never could forgive herself. Boys
drove by calling out "Slab wood for
sale ! " and the sci ors man went by
shouting "Sharp ! sharp ! " but that
distressed crowd held th baby ,
down , and dhed their tears over his
whole length. The doctor was look
ing serious , and Briggs was think
ing that he hadn'tdone anything to
deserve such a blow , when one of
the women pushed the mat , and dis
covered the buttons.
Then everybody laughed and
danced , and they kicked the sweet
oil bottle under the bed , threw the
mustard-plaster at the doctor , and
Mrs. Briggs hugged thehowling an
gel to her bosom , aud called him
her "wopsj topsy hopsy dropsy lit
tle cherub "
A Dujl of Jewels.
One day , on the trip up , when
reading a magazine , my attention
was attracted by the glitter of a gold
bracelet , which , look where I would ,
flashed before my eyes , and fur
ther scrutiny revealed the fact
that the young lady who wore it
was particularly anxioua that I
should be attracted by it , aud , to
further her design , began cutting
the leaves of her magazine with a
silver fruit knife. For the purpose
of showingher thatl was not partic
ularly dazzled , in fact , that there was
another such in the world , I took a
gold pencil from my pocket , marked
i passage in my book , for my bracelet -
lot was equal to hors. OVserving
that fact she drew off her left glove
ind carefully arranged her veil , tbnt
[ might not fail to sao the heavily
jhased ring which encircled her fln-
; er. I could "go her one better"
Sere ; so , taking off my glove , I
Jrew down the blind , flashed a rare
topaz nnd a solitaire diamond be
fore her appreciative eyes. She
iaw it , and quickly pulling otT her
) thor glove , displayed a splendid
: luster diamond and a gigantic
imethyst. I was slightly non-
bussed , but , as she wore no ear-
ings , 1 felt that after all , I was
iven with ho. At that instant she
Irew an elegant little watch from
ler'ncirTUIUU cue otuuieu tuttm-
ively two whole minutes , holding
t up to full view , then t'nned to
ne , as if to say , "Well , co on. " I
md done my best , and could not
mswer the challenge , but thought
nournfully of my poor little locket
n a drawer at home , with one side
ill jammed in. When , at last , the
iggravating creature took a jewel P
ase from her satchel , and held up a 5
ovely coral set , turning it this way 5si
.nd that to exhibit all its beauties , sic siV
urtlvely glancing at me to be sure c
hat I observed I was utterly van- . &
Ulshed , completely routed , and so t ]
; reatly absorbed in aiy book that I
iid not see a thing. Midget in Seton - si
on Globe. siei
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Cost of Fork. jtci
How much pork costs per pound ciu
f course depends in a great meas- s :
re on the kind of pig aud'inanner tc
f feeding. After tome practical tca
xperience , I am satisfied that , other a :
liings being equal , a cross between h
good Chester White sow and Berk-
hire boar will make more pork from
[ } e same amount of food than any cc
ther breed ; they inay not be as ti
irge at the same age as the full
Ihe&ter , but they will consume less
x > d aud keen in better condition.
Au old and very succeisful pork b <
reducer unco told mo that his rule
-as that when tlie pripe of both is
orn and pork commenced with the isfo
line figure , it was safe to feed coed , fo
ogs. Or in other words , when a
ushel of corn was worth sixty cents ,
lie pork must bring eixty dollars .
er hundred. By Inference T con- U I
lude that th'o ' result'of his
xporienco was that ten bush-
Is of corn would make one iiun-
rcd pounds of pork By referring M
j my note book , and a record of u
xperiments. i find | n oqp case st
( Vtuty pigs gained 837 pounds by
ating S3 bushels of corn. Tn this
ise the corn M'as shelled and fed
hole in the trough. In another
itse I find the same number of pigs
te 4" husbels of iqeal ( with water
> drink ) fr fourteen days , and
ained 653 Ibs. In the third exped
ient 20 pigs ate 55 } bushels of meal ,
lade Into thick slop with cold war -
; r , in fourteen days gained 73i Ibs.
jithe.flrBtpase tUegfjln was a trifle
K > re than ten Ibs. At the price of
irk at the time , tho-corn in the ,
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rat"experiment . brought 50 2-5 cts ,
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In a fourth oxperiuienHho hogs
0 in number ) were fed40J bushels
meal ( boiled into thick mush ) in
days , and gained COG Ibs.gain
Ibs per bushel.
Tn my own experiments I have
und that five bushels of old shell-
corn fed to good pigs of the cross
fore mentiouedfed ( in November ) ot
ado me 47J Ibs. of pork , or gain in '
eight. For pigs well selected and
red for and economically fed with- n. ,
it cooking , it is probable that 12
'Undsper bushel is Fn
as much as can
safely counted on , and probably
e average of those actually fed
ill not be more than eight or nlrjo.
Chr. Ccunir Gentleman. PU
An Eye to Uu im > s. PUB
Hie Superintendent of the Hath- B
1st Sunday school in our'place is tLu
undertaker , and thera is some traiT
k Tjf asking him to resign , not Oil T
ly because he makes the children and
ig "I would not live always , " GtD
jularly every Sunday , butbocauso ! GtDSI
the back of the reward-cards that Coil
i given to good -children he baa CoilCi
i printed a gilt coffin with a list
lajs rales for funerals. .Ifox
Because Sao Was Too Snort , He
Left Her at Home Too Long.
( Sew York Sun. )
The legal questions in the Tilton-
Beecher case are now in process of
solution by a court and jury , but the
moral aspects are still appropriate
subjects for newspaper discussion.
Going back of everything else we
find , according to Mrs. Tilton's
statement , that the primary cause
of the domestic infelicity of herself
and her husband grew out of the
very great dispariti'in tneii height.
She was too short , or he was too tall.
There was too much difference of
altitude betwixt them. He was
aanamed of her because the top of
her head only came about up to his
shoulder , poor thing ! just as if she
could help it ! And worse still , he
told her so , heartless ftllow !
And thcu , being mortified at her
diminutive appearance , this Blue
beard Louglegu , when he went oft *
lecturing , took a taller woman with
him , and left his little wife athome ,
all alone all alone ! Why didn't
be take them both ? Then the tall
woman could have talen the Hay-
polo's arm , and the wife could have
taken the tall woman's arm , and ,
growing small by degrees , and beau
tifully le s , they would have consti
tuted a very passable trio. The
contrast would have been less strik
ing because it would not have been
so sudden.
Or , again , could not Mrs. Tilton
have been elevated to the proper
height by the aid of stilts ? It i *
easy to learn to walk on them ; aud
stilts about three feet long would
have brought her up into the exalted -
, ed region , of her liogc lord. They
might have proved a little awkward
when she went to sit down in
church , but she could have had a
strap suspended from the ceiling
that she could hold on to during the
service , and , being she , the indulg
ent pastor could have been reason
ably expected to tolerate this. Or
she migbt have occupied an entire
pew in a reclining position. This
would have diminished the number
of pews by one , and consequently
would have had a direct tendency
to enhance the piico at the annual
sales , a matter of no small import
to Plymouth Church.
Stilts or something there should
have been to ameliorate or recon
cile the difference between husband
and wife almost anything would
have been better than the present
consideration to which they are re
duced.
We think that Mr. Beecher ,
though not worldly wise , must have
learned one lesson never to marry
another couple not nearer the same
height. He is witncps to the incalculable - ,
culable grief which may result from
it. If ever again a woman four feet
short and a man ssven feet long ap
ply to him to perform the marriage
ceremony for them , wo opine he
will say IS ay.
It is a little paradoxical , but all
the Tilton's troubles seem to have
arisen fiom him leaving her home
too long because she was too short.
The Iowa Penitentiary.
From the bienial report of the
Commisssoners of the State Prison ,
the following very interesting fact
md figures are culled :
The panic affected the institution
jut little. The Penitentiary con-
ained 1,255 convicts on Dec. 1,1872 ;
t now has 1,353 , 315 being women ;
,072 are employed under contract
-218 for the State. During the two
iscal years ending Nov. 30 , 1874 ,
rom receipts and labor the Pen-
tentiary has paid the current ex
cuses , made the necessary repairs _ ,
imounting to § 6,458 , expended32 ,
00,48 in permanent improvements ,
12,428.83 cash on baud , supplies
i-orth $54,709.50 : bills receivable ,
tc , amounting to § 44,141.15. The
inancial exhibit shjpws a net eain
f receipta r rapcnuuures from
lay iu , 1873 , of 533,099. -
Forty-eight convicts are sen-
enced for life ; 145 for murder ;
4 for manslaughter ; o-54 for larceny !
,013 are natives. Of the foreiguers 1
01 are Irish ; 90 Germans ; 51 Can-
dians ; 50 English ; 1G5 colored.
Cook county sends 25 per cent
f all. The
aggregate years of seii-
pnce , excluding life , is 6,352.
Lverage length , 59 month" ; 2S9 are
rofessed Catholics , 81 Methodists ,
2 Lutherans 808 make no profe-
ions ; at all 2G per cent , read aud
Trite ; 8 per cent , only read : 14 per
ent. have no education ; 10 per
ont. of those confined have been
licre before.
The Commissioners state they arc
till undecided whether the pen-
teutiary most largley accomplishes
s great object the repression of ciIf
rime and reformation of criminals , If
nder the present law and contract Ifn
Astern , but believe that the'efibrts n ,
> make a reformatory institution BIM
ave been successful , and would bo BIw
( lorded some means of earning au ci
oneat living after being discharged. cim
The number of ineu confined is Ki m
reatcr than in any prision on the KiCo
mtincnt , if not in the world. The Co
uly severe puishment now inflict- CoOt
1 is solitary confinement on bread OtW
id water. The law whereby the W
) nvict shortens his term by good
shavior Is highly commended. JcSa
The Commissioners ask the Leg- SaCa
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lature to empower them to restore BI
aod time lost by any convict be- BIBr
ire the law Br
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OFFICE OMAHA UAII.Y HER , I
January 18 , 1874. J
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The week opened to-day with
money market firm and brisk. In
rates of exchange and discount
there are no changes worthy of
note. Demands for exchange has
been fairly active. Bequests for
discounts have been moderate.
Checking at the banks has been
lively with deposits h'ght.
THE FIHST NATIONAL BANK
Land Greats selling ) § 920.00
Land "Warrants , (160 ( acres
buying ) 176.00
Land Warrants (160 ( "acres
selling ) 185.00
Agricultural College Scrip ,
(1GO ( acres buying ) 176.00
Do. Selling. 1S5.00
Exchange on New York , 1-5 of one
per ct.
The commercial market is steady
and unchanged. General trade is
good.
good.Wholesale
Wholesale houses report fair or
ders from abroad.
Retail trade in general lines is
fair , and with the coal dealers and
clothiers it is active.
For changes in the provision mar
ket see Roseufcld Bros.'s quotations.
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Mink , 20 to 1 10.
Walderine No. 1 , 3 50.
Raccoon , 30 to 50.
Muskrat , 6 to 12.
Skunk , 20 to 1 00.
Otter , 3 00 to 6 50.
Fisher , No. 1,8 00.
"NVolf , No. 1 , large mountain , 2 00
" " small prairie , 85.
.Beaver , 75 to 1 15.
jUartin , .No. 1 , 2 50.
Silver Grey Fox. No. 1 , 1200 to
35 00.
Cross Fox , No. 1,2 50.
Red " " 1 25.
Kid " " 30.
Wild Cat , average , 30.
Badger " 30.
Deer Skin , in hair , red and short
blue , per Ib.r 30c.
Elk , per lb. , 15.
OMAHA MARKETS.
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DRY GOODS.
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Douglas street.
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Aliens . „ . 9
American. . . . . . „ * . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Amoskcag 8
Bristol - ' 9
learners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8J
Hamilton „ 9 > J
Mcrrlmack 1) u
Peabody . . . . . . „ . _ „ „ _ aX
Richmond „ „ . - . 9 > ?
Simpson's. . . . . . . . . . . M. . . . . . . . . y
BLEACHED SHIBTINGS.
Senate 4-4. . . . . . _ . . . „ _ . _ 12X
Soot G _ . . . . . „ _ _ . . . „ 9
3abot 4-4 . . . „ . „ . . „ _ . . . . . . „ . . . . . . . . „ . . 12
LonsdaJe..4. . . . . . . . . w 13
J. Y. Mills _ . _ 17 }
i'eterbOrO. . . . .MM..M.M.H..MM..M.M..M.M 8
Suffolk Lu. „ „ . . . . . „ „ . . . . . _ „ . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ 3
BLEA.CHEC SHEETINGS.
? enperell 8-1 . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . „ . _ - 31
do 9-1 _ . . . . " . . . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . S.ti <
do 10 1" _ J. . . . . . ! ! . . . . . . . . _ 3S > §
COTTONADIS.
Banners and Mechanic * . - . 25H
Jreat Western - . - 20
BROWN SHEETINGS.
llbion , A - . „ - RK
tedford , B
Irantville , E L" .
iermania , B B . .
9
GINGHAMS. c
. . . . . . . . . . . . . * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
imoskcag . . . . . * * . M 12
tatcfl . . . . . . . . * . * . . . * . . . IS
* 11 CT tgf , . . . . . . . . . . . HH > . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < . . , . . . . . . 15
TICKINGS.
.raostonp , a c n _ . _ . . . . . . . . . .
IddeforU . .
- „ - 17yi
BENiaiS.
eaTcrCreet , B B..i . . . . . . . . . .L. . . 16)1
'ayniaLers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .H..HM. . . . . . . 12
Its , B B. . . „ _ . _ n % '
tia , c 0 1551
JEAKS.
UUcford. .
. . . . . . . . . „ . „ . „ „ 40
referred . . . SO
YANKEE NOTIONS.
IURTZ sroiiR A co. , ! i31 Farnham
Street ,
sruoti CWXUM.
aril's O. N. T. . . . . . 7o
Jit's. . . . . _ 70
erricL'a. . . . . . . . . . . .
HOSIERY.
nmcstic _ , _ _ S 55@2 00
ritiah „ . . _ _ 3 OOQO 00
crlno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ S 2 23a2 50
eel _ . . . . . . . 3 75a4 00
aliens fancy hose 75a3 00
PAPER COLLAES.
ickeni1 Iiest „ S 90
Ing William. 1 35
hito Wing. . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 80
imct. . . . _ . . . . . . . _ . , . _ . . . . _ . 2 50
SIIAWLS.
toman strips _ . . „ . . SOOQ4 50
SHIRTS.
hlte common „ { 9 00
1 iuediuin..H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 15 00
' oi'tcra uiade. . . . 30 00 35
an . . .i - . 12 00
tloct . 15 M
ssimeje * _ ISaSG 00
uo 1'laiiiicl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18&24 03
OVEUALL& . 30
own drill „ „ . fC 50a7 25 30Lt
' ilnck . . . . . _ . . . . . . . 7 7oa9 00 Lt
,1P drill _ . . . 7 00a7 50 LtPI
1 duck 8 00a9 50 PIPI
hlte . . . - . - 8 00a3 50 PITt
CORSETS. TtPI
cnch whalooone 55 25a8 00
n Uove _ 0 00
IVe. _ 9 00
S. Emhcl „ _ 18 00
.3JS.1RTS.
1 Skirts „ . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . 12 08
H . . . . . . . _ „ . „ . . „ _ . . . . „ _ . IS 50 CoLi ,
h YARNS. LiTt
Imoral Yarn , all colors , pcrtt. . . 81 60 Tt
rmantown Wool , " . .81 70@2 05 TtU
sony Yams , per box. . . . . _ . J2 15
jced Yarns - 90al 00
tllo 1 00 | W
anNEKA-L coJcmssioNf -
Pji
KOSENFELD BROS , give US * ,
Et
llowmg quotations this day : I w
Choice dressed turkeys , J2@14 ,
" " cholens } ? , So)10. ( ) I M
' .I " ducks , S@0.
" < ( geese , 8@9.
Eoll butter 1724.
Dressed hogs ,
PckTed,92Qo. !
, . Hi
Prairie chicken . , 2 . 25 ,14j
* * *
T *
* tf - f.
An. * * r .
f.\ \
.100
OYSTERS 100
100 >
W. B. & Co. Select , 50 cts per Ro
Ro.
n ; Standard 40 cts per can ; Medi- lOi
i 30 ots per can. 20J
201
:
-QARDWAKK eli
JOHN T EDUAE. 102
IBON. Lai
Sm
rse &hoe l * tH.M Bai
rway nail rod- . . ,
12 d
. . . .M. u.H..MM. KH. f. . d
erlcan cam , octagon and ( nuare. . 1 $ @ 22 She
lup's .English. do do _ 253 40 Tin
\3 en's horseshoes , per keg _ _ . _ „ 725
do mule do do _ . _ 825
thwestern horse nall : _ . . . . - . - 22a 23
idee thimble skeins , discount 45 per cent.
call catcnt axles , discount 10 per cent.
FIi
.
TLT A W C. FIid
to COM per tcs , jflid
do d <
.do Cha
JuD
Hnsdt
dt
dtL
L <
"A'
"A'Li
BOLTS.
Carriage and tlre. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tliscount 70 nr c
B01TS.
Narrow wrought , last Joint discount JCprc
Cast , loose pin reversible.- < io - 33 do
3IISCELLANEOUS.
Hay and manure forlii'-.discout.t JO pr c
Hoes &nd gaideu rakes . . . . do 25 do
HINGES.
Strap and T _ . . . . . discount 25 pr c
WHKNCHE3.
Tail's black.- . . . . . . .discount5 pr c
( Joe's iiuuiilation du 45 do
Coe's ceaulue.- „ . . . . . . _ Uu Jl do
American Iron - . . _ . . . . _ _ . . . „ 45 pr t
do brais. . . . . „ 40 jir c
AGRICULTURAL CJfLEMKNTS.
SCVTHK .
IIHolt's Ha.M'St Kmg.perdo- . . . 12 CO
Champion . . . . . . 9 00
llcald's Eureka It CO
dO TPlI Tr- I - . .CM * . V..W 8 1)0 )
SPADM ASD SHOVhLS
Rowland'sNo2 blacL shovels , D H. _ " 12 00
do do polished do do „ H 00
do do black spades do . . . 12 00
Moore do polished do do . . . 13 Ou
do's "spring point" LII shovels. . . U 50
AXES.
Lippencott s Western Crjwn . . I.I 00
do do do b vefoo. . . lt 50
COFFEE MILLS.
Parte'sNo 3 , iron lox _ _ nct 5 25
do do 103 do 175
do do23 Unloiiir h _ . _ 11 OJ
eo do 33 du Kriunu _ . . . „ . 13 00
FILES.
Hargrave , Smith A Co . _ duce > nt 40 pr c
American Hie Co.- - . U H ) do
IIAJIJIEKS.
H-udole's , A E No 1 , \i , 2
Mauimond's A E No 2 J9 00
do do do 4. . . . . . . . . . . . 10 50
dc Iingliuor'f .No 1. . . . . 1000
do do do 2 _ 13 SO
do do ilo 3. . . . . . . It ( A
HATCHETS.
Morris shingling , no i _ 57 W
do di > ilo 2 . . . S 00
do do do 3 _ _ 3 10
do claw do ] . . . . „ . „ . „ _ 7 50
dc o il 2. . . . . . . . _ „ S 5o
Best Buffalo i'ole , . . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . i
do do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f
Matamoras do . .r\o. U' , o-'o : jo. 1 , &V
Best Oak do „ _ .4315c (
Baltimore Oak Sole . 4Sc
irench Kips _ 81 4Q@ > 00
do Calf , leading brands S2 10 2 50
Domestic Kips „ . SI 00(31 ( 30
do Calf _ . . . . . _ . . . . . _ .S1 35S41 75
Hemlock Upper , per foot _ .ij@30c
Oalc do do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Grain do do H . .30c -
Linings , per dozen _ . . S7 COj&lO 00 (
Toppings , do Sll 00&14 00
Morocco ( Boot Leg ) per foot- JSg-lje
do ( Oil Dressed do 8C < jj49e {
do l&iinon ) _ . . . . . . . . . . .S3 00 ( 3 25 . '
do ( Glo e Kid , ) S3 50&5 W >
Welt Leather , per side , . ; f , 00 7 00
Boot Webbing , per bolt 4c@70c
Oak Harnsss Liather . " . " _ . . . . . .
, . T 1T1 . r-T - , Pittsburg , . .4ic
do do do No. 1 , _ . 40 ® (2o
do do do bo. 2 , . . 3-lOc
Oak Line du . . . - . . . . . _ . . .
k Harness Leather , . 1 , _ .
do do do No. ' . ' , _ . . . .37 39c
Hemlock lane do . _ . . --llyiCc
iair Bridle , per side . _ SO 00&7 00
Team Collars , perdoz . S25 50gJ > 50
btage do do . . . .M . - . . - . . . . . . . . . & 50
Scotch do do . - . „ . S.JG 00
Concord do do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . SJ3 IX )
Collar Lcathci ( Black ) per loot , - ISgilc
do do ( Russet ) do . . . . ' 'iy.Me
Patent Dash Leather. - . _ . J
SOAPS
Powell & Co. , oonp moiiufucturers.
SapcTublico , 6 1-2G 3rl ; Savon
Eepubhc , do. , Chemical Olire , 6 to
6 1-2 ; Palm , 5@5 1-i ; German Mot-
led , 6 l-4aG 1-2.
AUT GOODS AND UPHOLSTEREP.'S
STOCK.
Benjamin B. Jones , Decorative Up
holsterer and dealer in fine art goods ,
270 Farnham Street , furniahe ? the
folio wiuj ; quotations : i
FRAME MOTTLDINUs !
Oil walnut mournings , one inch ,
per foot , 5c ; 2 inch iOc ; 3 inch 15c ;
polished walnut , 1 inch 7c ; 2 inch
15c ; 3 inch 21c. Berlin gilt , 1 inch
6@15c ; 2 injh I2@30c ; 3 inch 18@
15c ; imitation rosewood and gilt , 1
iuch 5@10c ; 2 inch 10@20c ; 3 inch
Plain bands , 6 feet , all colore , per
pair , 1 50 ; ornamental bands , 2 00@
I 00 ; each additional foot , 75c per
pair.
REPP3.
Union ind nil wool terry , per yard
L 60(3)3 ( ) JO ; Imperial , plain and striQ (
jed , 2 50a8 00.
00.DAHASKg. °
DAHASKg. '
Union per yard , 1 50 ; all wool ,
J 00a3 00.
JKATTRASSES.
Husk , 4-4x6-2 , 4 00a5 00 ; straw ,
! OOai 00 ; Excelsior , 3 50a4. 50.
LUMBEB.
RETAIL UST NiCli
Subject to change ol market wltnont notice CliA
A !
GEO A. HOAQLANL. Cil
oldte. studding and sills. 20 It , and un
der . . _ „ .
iver 20It , each additional ft add'l . _ 60 %
'cnclng No ! . . _ . „ . . . „ . _ . „ . " " -3 CO
do No 2 . - . - 21 00
it common boards. . . . . . . . _ _ „ „ . . 25 00
ad do do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 00 No
"
A" stock boards , 10 and 12 inch - 00 00 Fa
B" do do do ' do _ 00
C" do do do du . 30 00
it clear , 1 , 1 } , 1 / and 2 inch . 65 00
I do do do do . . . . . . 55 00
I do do do do . _ 45 00 Fai
leering , clear. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . wt 50 00 NoMe
do 1st common. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . 40 00 Me
do 2d do _ . _ . S5 00 Fai
do 3d do _ . _ 27 50 No
do narrow , clear- . . „ . 4500 Sar
t clear ceiling y. inch. - . , . 35 00
I do do i ? inch. . . _ . 32 50
t do do % Inch. . . . . „ . . - . . . . _ . . _ . . 30 00
I do do % iuch _ . - . . . 37 50 Ha
t clear sldin" . _ . 27 CO
[ do do . _ . . _ . . _ 2G 00
t common siding . . . . 24 00
[ do do . . 2000
i. " shingles. . . . . „ _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . „ . . . . . . . 4 25 01
xtra No 1 shingles. . _ . - 3 CO 01I
> uimoQ No 1 shuiglea- . _ . - . . 2 00
ith per 1000 . . - . . _ . . . . . . „ . . ' . . . „ . , . . 3 So I
A U pickets ecr 100 . . . „ , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 So the
[ uare do do do * . , . . . . . . . * - . . Ma :
G Batten pc' lineal f ' . . _ , . _ 1 % Eet
do do do and i
sen
Liberal discount on carload lots. AR
WINDOWS. ( Q'zet.r Phi
per ccntoa Chicago list. rep
J-a
DOORS , ( Wcdgal. )
pei cent od C. lcao list.
BLINDS ,
per cent off liit.
hlte lime per bbl Si 73@2 00
iniSTillc cement per bbl . 3 00@3 25
aster paris per bbl 3 50JJ3 75 o
aster ) ng hair per bushel. . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
LXTCd fcTt. . * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . eM..w..HM.
astenn l boflnt i HIU.M-I. BJ4
OILS. TAINT'S. GLASS. &c.
N. I. U.JSOLiOMOIS.
'Tl '
il QiU . . . . . . „ . . 9 101 i-ara uil , No 1. .
nsetd Oil , raw. 100 " Iwijiter l
" " bl'd. _ " '
1 05 "straln'd j
irpentlne - 85 Lubricating I
udllghtOil 25 W.Va. f
1-AINTb. AC
hlte LcaJ , St. Loukt , Srtictly Pure _ .5 ll
' < ' Fancy Brands. . . . . . 8
ittr in BladdciB. ' . . . . . . „ . „ . . _ . ft
i Bulk. . _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41/
lameld Glass , colors , sq. ft. . . . . .
InaowGhua 60 , "
, .
ILTON EOGERS , COR. I4th &
FAENHAil.
T.5i PLATJ-J.
tu 1C , lair qumitr - , . . . - . , . . - ri2 50
t4 Ic , best quallly
c4 IX do do . . . .
c2 1C
cl2IX Tin
iplateDXX _ 'do do .
Plato DXXX do do t ; . . . 160
ofing 1C charcoal do do . 11 50
ofing IX do do do . . . . . „ . . . 15 M
: HICcoke do do 1200
331C charcoal rooSng. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . 27 00
. ' 8 1C charcoal rooaug. . . . _ . - . - . . . . - _ 32 00
14IX charcoal . . . . . _ . „ . . . . . „ . 27 50
20 coke ( for rutteral. _ _ . . . . _ _ . . . . . . 23 50
BLOCK TUT
ptgs _ . ,
S Pigs. . . Al
: 140 . . , Com
ZINC.
vit tin 25 ttrstfin Sing
o do do ichalf casS"iniIt [ ] Thrt
o do do in250ttca fca . j ! F.TS i
t 24 to 15Inches pcrihect \ . \ - > y AnyOne
inerasoldet ( extra refined . . _ _ . _ af
do do No.r ! . . . . „ „ . . _ " ° 2"
do do Toofin2m _ . _ _ oi One
bid metal l..il" _ ! r.'Zl Ca2 Thre
SUEETHtOK Fire
Ten i
jt qualit Vumbers 10 to M _ Any
o do do 25.
) do do IB. .
a do , _ J0 27 _ Blngl
jonnl , iKithilJossmotha Club
do No 24 , ClUt :
do do IC . , . . . Any
do do 27. Fr. .
iiataNo. 21 acenl
do ' id"2cr Ir .r r ' 5 2 I mUsj
do do OT. . . , „ . . , , „ , ,
* ta perfect T to 12. „
) I O. 1 PQP | - . -
1 1II. - |
* s tnan lullbnudka , add ono cent.
'American immltat'n Russia , 11 Noi. IS
! than full buodl add ono cent , ,
UAITV'ANIZED.
Kvl llto i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "st H
do 21 to t . . . . - . . . . . .no 15
do 25 to > - . „ . . _ _ . . . . _ . „ . . „ „ _ _ dc 1T
do S7 . . . . M . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . do lb
do i ? . . . . . . . _ . . . - . no SO
Full bundles discount 15 per ctrn
COPPER.
Ursnors o * o 9 . . . . . MM.MH. 45
do iO to 12 tt > „ . „ „ . . . . _ _ _ . . _ . . . . . . . . 42
( Jo 12 to UM ft _ 38
Sh alhin , I4nuj IS ot . . . . - 37
PI uisuiil , 14 and 16 oz m _ . _ . . . . . . . . 45
.So 7. 8 aud , Planished 4S
B If copper _ „ . _ . . . „ 00
mitiuma. . . . . „ _ „ . . . „ . . . : . . . - . . . . „ . D8
BHIGUTVIRE ,
10 U 11VS 12
'
P r l.unJlKl'i D rcnt coun
G-ROCERIES.
erKHLi : i JOHNSON 533-540 14TH ST.
t.'LAKK A FRUXCH COR. FARXHAM AND
llTH ST.
PUNDT , MUVKR * RAAPKE , 212 FARN-
HVM ST. . WHOLESALE DEALERS-
AN A. GALLAGHER , 205Jarn- ?
ham St.
\VHITXRV , HATJSBRMAX A Co. , 247
-Douglas St.
j. J. IIKOWX A iiuo. , Cor. 14lh and
Douglas Streets.
hUUARS.
Cnnulatod prD llji
i'owdrred do . . . . . . . 12M
Crushed do _ „ _ _ . . . „ „ . l ; 'j
Kefd cut loaf do Klf
M n-ljrd \ do _ . . „ . „ „ 11
Circle A do „ ! 0 :
ExtiaC no lu54
Yellju C do 10
X O choice do 1' ;
cert F.s.
Itio tholco prlt > _ . „ . . . _ 2TJ ! ; ' 2 < J
do priuio do 2 ! 2 ,
do ! i od do „ _ 20aJl
0 O Jaia _ 31 > ia34)i
SYKUI'S.
Common pr gallon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Uoud do . . . . . _ . . . . . . _ . . SO'ulo
Choice do „ . 70aSO
do N O molasses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C0a75
Rangoon choice _ . _ . . . - a
Cerollna „ . 9
CAlSDLIS.
M Wosk A Co _ 17
: cbaferi - „ IS
bOAP.
Mis ouriVrlley. . . . . . _ . „ . . _ _ . _ . C
ICirk's Savon . . . . . . . . . . - _ G *
M. Wok A Co 7a7'
: chofer's German C'/
ECirk's standard „ . _ 4JJ
do stcrliui ; . „ _ 4a4.
PLtlO TOBA X O.
Jlatk goods , Western „ 43
do do Viremla „ . . oSaCO
, do do Lomlard's _ 5o.i05
irisht do do do t > G
do do Virginia _ 6Ga' 5
Natural IcaLw. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75a95
DRIED FRUI1S.
Southern Apples , per barrel- . . . 7aS
Michigan " " SalO
Jew cunants . . SaS > <
do prunes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ijal ?
do German clicrrica. . . „ . . . . . . . . 15
do bl-ickbernes A _ . 12alJ
do raspberries..M. . . < . . . . . 40
do raisins , perbor J3 < Ca3 50
Jo seedless raisins , per pound. . . . . . _ l- %
SAL1.
lOiv In 1 > arrel3 . . . . . .MM..HMMH. . 2 GO
Jo dairy - . . . . 4 B0a5 75
CANNED GOODS.
pound can Mycr's oysters , per case. . . ? t 2Tal 50
do do do do do . . . 2 rua2 75
dc do William's do do . . . 4 OOal 75
do do pe.iclii-3 per case . . . . 5 00
do do do do . . . . . . . . 7 00a7 50
do do tomatoes do 3 2oa3 0
do do do do . . . . . . 0 00
orn , Tropny per case 5 ( ifl
do Winslow do . . . 5 50
do Yarmouth do _ „ . 5 50
trawberrics , do . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50a4 75
aspbcrrics , do 5 25a5 50
incapples. do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 00 w
P
IMPERIAL ic
rouna cans per aoz _ . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . .f4 50 ' e
l do do do do _ . . . . . . _ . . . . 2 50
[ do do do do _ . _ . . . . . . . _ 1 SO
do do do do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 SO
do buctets do do. . . .M M..H . . . . . 8 00
TEAS.
Dion s , per pound. . . . . 25a75
oung Hyson , per pound „ 40al CO
unpowder , do do „ _ GU.il 25
FLOUR.
inter Whe t _ - 4 CO
ackwheat , 4 (0 le
ilhoun Mills , XXX _ 2 50 rt
low .Hake , ( Wells & .Memani. . 4 bo rtto
Did Dust. „ . . . „ „ . . . . . . _ 2 GO
XXX Iowa City. . . . _ . 3 90
dlfoniia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * . .f. . . . . . . . i 03
BAGS.
mules , heavy trelghl. . . - _ . . „ . . H.21--- ( I
.0 light do . . . . „ . . - . - 17 < - ? IS H
Japs , four bushel.- . . - , 1 4 < C
adee gunnies . . . . . . . . . . . . , IS
iin bags , Amoskeg A . . . . . . . . _ „ - CQaSl Ni
, o do Ludlow a a. . . . . . - _ . . . - & > tiV Sp
SPICES. ou
itmcgs , Penang Ucst.pcr pound. . lO
JTOJ do do „ . . - > V
spice do do _ . _ . la.'P
aauion bark do do . S iO
COLUJIBIA RIVER SALMON.
bbls. , luO Ibs . „ . . „ . -.S 8 ,
j cans , per doz . - . _ . . 2 IX ) @ 2 2fl
do do . - . . . . . _ . . . . . . 3 50
WUITE risn.
1. 1 tils . . . . „ . „ . „ . > J ? 1 ! 5
mily in Lit ; , _ . . . „ _ _ 00 1 20
buls . „ . „ . „ _ . „ . 505J 7 00
miiy in ' ; ; bl > l3 _ . . . . . . . . „ 5 50 ® C CO
MACKERLL. .
rally , in tils - . 1 10 ® 1 20
do . _ 1 C0@ 2 00
ss , do . _ . . . . . . . - . „ . . 3 OOfii 3 25
inily. If bbls - . - . - G 23@ C SO
. ] , de . _ . „ . 9 OOfelO CO
times , % Iwxes , _ 1C 504J17 00 r
CALHOUN MILLS FJ.OUB.
bolcsale depot 548 14tb Street.
If barrel sacEs. . . - . . . . . . . 2 flC
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atr <
Frnzicr's iloor I
tlie tire.it ISlocd and
Humor Remedy.
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[ From the Ciertiand Surday JUrntay ( We ]
That Fnuicr't Root Hitler * po e-s an tSStnev
greatly superior to any oiher pret rifc > n tor
f enrobing the t > 'o"d with which we are a-qnain-
tel , e tan testify from actus ! oWrTsit > u. W
1 know litany lin tm * * where Individuals tor
yesrs afflicted , hare Iton peinianently lettered
to health by their u e. Mr. Fraziw. tbe pro
prietor , is a residootof Xhis city , and is IJely
known s one of oar uioal prominent basinets
men. His rcfirences to the great Talueof his
Root Bitters , ore also persons well-known
citizens of standing ami integrity , lu wbo e
statements Implicit cunGdecce u > ay be tla < l ,
acd their testimony may bo taken u coDctu * i
five e-ldence of the
estimation in which M'
Trailer's remedy Is held. [ arUcuUrlv at huue. 1
Here it has alr dy attained that position that
requires no recommendation , haviuf ; stt > otl the
test of trial here. We can say with saf. ty , an i
do recommend with entire conDilen'e , iis H
el"where , by all who may be afflntid wifb
any kind of weakness or humor In the b ! < d
as the most searching , strengthening nn I beiU
inercm dyof which we hare any knowing
Sold by druKxistsand at country store ) .
GEORGE W. FKAZIEI ! , PropriftT ,
591 StClairSt. " IcTCland. Chio.
Over .
„ < ,
A lew ol tne many parties cureJ l > y ttie nut ,
remedy. Re-id and te convinced I
SUKKKREDOVERTHIKT EVTK nSWITH UVKK j
LOMFLAINT A > D DYiFkl tl , C.LKKD H\
TI1KKK COTTLK3 OF ROOT 11TTHKS.
MR FltiziEK u-nrsir. 1 deem it an act i > f
gratitude to you , ami a duty toward tin * * ? wfco
aresuTerinfroui : liver couip'aiut ' and dyspep
sia , to nuke the following stateuent :
I have been an invalid for oicr thirte'u
rears , if y complaint was a di eflee of tb * liver
and dyspepsia. My skin was ) eltow , the wb'te
of mr cyesw s the color of sal ; run I wi fci j > f
and heavy , with bradjchc ar.il no appeti'e for
food of any kind , I was atllitted : < < Ind w. any
living woman uld be. I tooV tmttt attrr
bottle of latent mediiinc * , end paid overwcii
hundrvilujllirs t i tbe best phjMciarw wiihmn
any hvrictit. 1 suiicrrd more tlun I t.m n > l' ' jmi
byletttr , hut could gt t no relief until JH > JI
two months ago 1 i > urelui. od a bottle < 4 vour
Rout Bitters from Lu > ls .Suiiliiiijlil. ! druigL' ' .
ISO Woodland Av. , this cityI u o.l thii t - j
t'eup ' , aud fiiive then luve nsnl nearly t f
more , and they are the ouly positive , sun cure
for liviraud dT l > fpsIj romphint I harecvtr
tried ; they have turtd me completely , cud tu *
day 1 aui cs he'Ithy as any person CHII bo
You u'ay usemy name , if % ou ce propprr.
U may be the means of imlueing ot e tu try
yoiirdisfovery and be rjred , fer gwnl I irtlili i
lictter thin gold. Fverotir frieml , Jlt ! > .
ELLEX CUA \ \ sll.VKo. . 20 Or iij 2t ,
Cleveland Ohia.
HAS DOXfc US MORE OOOtl TltAX AU , TIIK
K 1 1I1VK TtJCk * I OB IBM lK.\tK.
TO , , . , u.ix u..saief > o
with in-a nrsa a n > the Imt.s , i4'uti < r * .
Lravpii i ottr tb < > ey , re 'hn at iiitlit , ud
timl" fnintv fcluis all I ho tiiiic , cnt .
MK rn < 2ir D.arsir : Irecrlreit tt Bottto
of Hitters > ou lent IUP by \prpss , and f l r e
taken the nholeol It. and it has dune ui mer
good than all H.emoOunm 1 lintevrtr talren ,
aud I hive taken itiuieor ] < f.ir tu year * . I
thought I ruiil.1 get h.'iu 'toin our iiru vhf , l
buttbpydjc t yet hare t'lem. 1 rmiM hrr i
told 2Ti l > oltl s. if I could barf v'H ! "i > m. 1 '
think you ini lit lure n v > cd salr i r v ur > > itI I
tcrs here. 111 an t junto nr.d rac6 hoitirs fbar i
Sdullaas , the price yon aJrrrtfso. .Sim ! ( jMii-f1 |
us you tan , by iprese , C O I > . itislbetwt (
medicine 1 CT r . Imin your mot grate- .
lul friend. Mto. DAMCL SUIIII , VtOnH '
S. II. P. 0. Eox 582.
Cousmmtfircs I6al. ? (
-n lcat : l r a insto ; T W
tUot liitura , they In o one w a grenttlt I f
: ood. 'I hey hari- cured
mr rough , nn-l J f cl
( iicthrr rrrson. YOUH truly
ni- _ § *
i * < fur 1 rtSer Ciirr < (
-MTT'f _ ! I.TilllSOlOBiACn JTTCASa USTIL
l t3U l 1 0 J K 2O-J r SITTER ? .
* , . - * " . - ' . '
--'ntr-.rfsftr'.ril airt TLe Crst i-n-
! > " . > i > 'nau 'f Hi t < Iffa restjreit from
it. * ; . { < n T iheit , ig uratiludo o the
i.iti' ' : th * . ! tiiti i-vaaatU ct I over UTO
rjwltu Af le 03 ny S'ead amlfof 1 hmi
5 = r'l b ' . . .toftic o' Teuton's Sir-riia-
. ! . anu " crvi ' muediil.ut cuiiM stt
' ' . Ir > a i < sr. ray ca - , un II Iwut t < i
s'v'h ' ,1 _ . : ii < Mil taking IUx > t r ut nt ,
' * ( . * O.A. , u > a il-.ail I think it m.thiiig
iiirhpal - it ! J'ovc'ti lucoverytoaLknoirl-
! / t f s iii- My nlT-'has uaetlyour L'ilters
rt"iii | * ' , tnr tVth the h&s beeu 1' *
j. ! : tn < i n , , tiv > " . mnd cuuld find no rtiicf ,
iir > i friiiip ii" > ttjtln Hum. ' 1 her bare
1st it. ' i i , . ( l-tp.nre m her tan1 h re
rrr ii Iti'itii I" of the Cleviland 1'wtOffliv
cytrltj-'t.i ttcr'aintr fur ileicii years
can tre y Jd bou t'y recommend your l.ewt
liters to every prfaon , tiilkrini ; tth bait
hcnm , ( Tetter ) ( hro'iia Kheiiiniti'iu , "crof-
Uorany klndot Humor ill the Uloud , 01 one
'the Jlonesl Cures
a. vr. UPTON .
Cleveland Ohio.
If rour Dnigglst or storekeeper don't have
le fiittcrs , ajt him to order them lor you.
CATAlUtll CUHRO.
MB. FRAZIER I wish to inform you , That
Dur racdrclne bis done forme. I 8..lUittiit
ith Catarrh in its worst forms f > r man > years
tried various medicines recomuiendid t < y
hyslciacs , which proved but a teiupoary re
ef. By t'io aJvlco of a lady who win curol
this same dL eaae by your Hoot Hitters , I
rocurcd one half dozen bottles and they have
compllshed a perfect mre In my ca e. Itc-
Qvlng that thouHunds are dracged out of a
iserable existence from tbe efliit uf Catarr'i.
cheerfully rerommcnd your lloot Bit.crs to
1 who are similarly aUected.
MSS. ! AMELIA HUAMT.
Biun ? Vista , Hut er Co. , Pa.
Retail trade supplied by C. F. Goo/Jm-n
bolcsale aeenl Ouialu Nebraska '
ivi liwir
S. St. Louis Short
Line. , 0
1 S 7 5 !
VI
belKansas City , St. Joe and
Council Bluffs R. H eltha las
I ] th cnly dircc lin 3 ta en
faa
A17D TUE KAST , \V
TV EST o
'i CHAI4GC i mrl l tween Oiooa ccJ St.
Loa j aau b noc Iwtwecn OMAHA
YOIK. Al
. J
This th Only Jne rnnnlng a
' *
I'AI.ACE 1
PLKEFKU 1Al
DAY COA Til BAST FIIO3I O2IA- <
HA , osr AitmvAi. OK TKE 1
vsuty PACIFIC Krr 1i
PIIKSS TKATT. 1
1Al
T2-PAS5ENOF.FS TAKING CTIIEI : Al
HAVE A DISAGREEABLE 1A1
tAT TilE 1.1VEU taTATiO.r. A1
1
j PASSKTffJEH TKA2NS DAILY I
!
REACIfINO ALL
'
EASTEEN AND WE3TEEH OITISS .
th Leas Changes and in nJv-inco of otbpr
lines.
This Entire Line is equipped wUb
illman's Palace Sleeping Cars ,
Palace Day Coaches and Chair Cars ,
iller's Safety Platform and Coup ]
and the Celebrated Weatiiujhoiitte
Air Brake.
- -
, ,
I sio
. your tickets icaJ vi i
1:11 Mis City , S' . Joseph & . C'oniicII
UUiini llulrud ,
Via Oinaha and St. Louis. Fr. .
: ict forcslo at cor. Tenth and Farnham
streets , < md U. P. Depot. Ouiaha.
I A
3.TEAHON , GEO.L.BRADBUP.YFJ
Ptsa. A t. Ucn' Agent. .
I Alt
F. HARVARD , A. C. PAWE ? ,
Qen I Supt. Cen'l Van. Agt. ,
' * " ' 8t. Joectib.
TO
ERVOUS& DEBILITATED
OF BOTH .
, .fl
P02 AD7I > E AH > CSTi-
BULTATIOK.
J. B. DYO1T , graduate of
Medical College , PhiL-xdcl-
rha , an be coiTsuft d on alrHSj
363 of the Sexual and ofirmry or- ,
ns , ( which ho Ivas made an es-
uial studyjfthcr In male or fe-
ile , no matter from what cause
ginatin < r , or how lone standing
practice of 30 years enables him :
treat diseases with success. Cures
irantetd. Charges reasonable ,
ese at a distance can forward lets -
s describing.- symptoms and en-
sing stamp to prepay postage.
S5 Send for the Guide to Health ,
cc IOc.
jreicion and Surgeon ; 10i Duaim
o I'craoii cmifnkr Iir c Kiltmae-
i - i" to diii ' . -
.nan l remain tons
v muled t.mr l > one < arc not destrorcd nu-
i. i u 11 ral pot-on or o'her means , and Tim
e r' i is w * I b < *
u > e jon I tV point of repair.
iJrijirp-ia or Siidisr llau. Headache
,
Pun In t.ie sno-ilil
r *
, Louza
* . Tlghtne * * t {
; . tf < t , I'irsni > . - . j > oar Lructatloru of th
*
; rmicli. . Ha-1 Taito In the Mouth , Bllnu-i
t ic * * , lMlpttatH > .iorihe Heart. Inflammation
tse I.nny * . Pain In th
regionof the Kld-
i--t and a hUfHlre l othernalnfttlsymptom
* .
rr ttf n9 prlrM(4 of Irpep- . One bottla
i ii | in > P j better guarantee of its inerlu
t un irMrtliv advertisement.
1'or tVuinlc Coiuplninf * . In ronn ; or
ol I. m irnnl or lnjtte , at the ilawn of woman-
-
li > l. or the tii'j of life , the o Tonic Kitten
< ! 1 ; > UT n ilerMod an Influence that improve-
nipnt K * nan iieTrptifcle.
1'or Inll.imiiintary nnd
II.'u iiiniiii-ni an-1 ( tout.Biliom , Remittent Chronic
j'nl lutrrtiiitt nt Fever- * . Dieaesof the Hlood
I xor. Ki'liipviand Illadder. the-xs Dittcrshavo ,
r i.ial. . feaclt
| Uiaeases
u l Klivxl , are ciused bItl. .
They *
nrcnsrntIoInrsnlIron
TreU
n : i Tonic , po * e injrtlie merit of actlngaj
a powern.t asent In relieving Congestion
. ' .I'liiiiin.iiloa of the LI vcraud Visceral Organa or
a 11 m unions Di easoi. ,
I'or SUiii li en c , Ernptloaa. Tetter
? u' . .lliiMini. lilotcucSpoW. . nmpiesPustnU' ,
im- ! < . l-jrhnnrlc Rlnz-vonn * , Scald-lTeail .
N rKve , Kry < lpelo. Iten
% , Scnrb. IL4coop. ! .
tluiii at the SKIn. Hnmora and Disease ! of tha
Manor whatever name or naturearo
, liter-
-
: ' , ! - . din ; up ami carried out ot the lystea la a
i-i..rt ! time t > v the u > e of the < < e Bitten.
< ; rnifiit Thoiioniiitt proclaim
VixErtit
:
Rrrreiu the niex > t wonderful IrivLjcraat tout
ever U-Jt lined th < sintlni strstcrru
1C. II. MeKO.VVI.M S : CO.
Ura sW-J and Gen. Ar * Saa Francisco
, Cal-
t. cor. of na ' -
hin/'on and < . harlton St-t. N. V
HOLD B\ * ' ' - M'r' ' - -
ilocs Island
and Pacific K. B.
nin GP.EAT CENTRAL RODTC FROM
3IAIIA TO CHICAGO
AND THE EAST ,
a Res Jfolnes , i/arcnport and Rock Island.
o
IhU Road being thoroughly equipped with
gantncw Coaciie" , I'alace Sleeping Cars , and
ring the advantage of a smooth and well bal
let ! trseb , offers the traveling public an East
i Ii" ? unc < iuacd ! fur SpceJ , Couilort uod
fety.
VII Pa"isenger Trains are equipped with the
BiTIAOUOUSK I'ATKVT AlK HHJKK3 and
iller's I'atcnl ba-'cty Piatfonu
- Coupler.
Fast Express Trains Lcare Daily ,
connecting as oiloirs :
r DES MOUSES with the DCS Molncs Vallcr
Itailroad , for OsLaloosa , Ottumwa , Kcoktifc
ind St. Lonli.
r < tKIN > ELL with the Central Railroad of .
Iowa , for all point * north to St. Paul.
\V13T LIBERTY with the
> Jar IL.nlt . Minnesota e RallroaJ Burlington , for ,
Turlington. * Cedar RapMs , Duhjqce A SI.
ul.
at WILTON JUNCTION
alth the
-outh-Westcrn branch , for Muicatlae.
iVasniugton and points south.
r ' DAVENPORT with the Parenport 4 St.
'aui lUiIlroad for points north.
7 ROC1I laUVND with the Western Union
lailroaJ foi Frerpoit , Uelolt , ICacinp , JIII-
rauLee , and alt poinU in Northern Illinois
ind Wisconsin.
: ' KOCK ISI VND with the Itottiord , Rock
a'nnJanUSt. Ixjuis lullroad for 6t. Louii
.nd points jouth.
' ROCK ISLAND wilh the Pi-orti A Itock
aland Kallioad for I'coria ami points eatt.
: UUUE VU JUNC , with branch , forlien-
r. ' Laron , Chlllicothe and Peoria.
LA SALLE with the IIIin La Central RaU-
uad 1 for points north and south.
CHICAGO with all lines East , North and
louth.
mKOUGH TICKETS to all Eastern citle * .
i thl * line , can be procured , end any infor-
tlon olitaineil , concernins route * , at tha
Let 0(5(0 ( in the Union Pa llic Depot ,
laha , and also at the principal ticket oCice *
ng the line of the U. P. Ii. ii.
Tlironcli to nil
llantcru I'oimn.
VII infirmation regarding Passen-crs and
dieerfully furniihed , and bictpinj Car
rths for ! at the Company' * Oiflce , 253
LUNIIAM St . ( i Srand Central Hotel ) Omaha.
jr. SMITH , n. RIDDLE ,
' ' ' ' '
Jen'lPass'rAg't
, Gen'lriup't
Chicoro. _ Chicago.
\V. CLAIR , S. S. STEVENS ,
"ravelin Ajent , Oen'I ' "Vestiiru Ajc't ,
Oniahz. Omaha
*
N. TIUfaaUL , Agent , Omata.
ycr's Cherry Pectoral ,
r Disease * or flic 'J'nront mid
I.nii i , iirli nn Cousin , t oKU ,
" \ \ linojilii rousli , llronchl-
tlH , A > tlim . niicl CU > -
SL3I1TIOV.
Tho-Itv ccninojl-
' aa , whietT ST
wen UIA confitlenco
of maukicdand l > e-
comehoutet
J tlr-
. ' lues. Perhaps ao
: ono ever secured to
wide a reputation , or
ma ntai red it so long
'a ' ATfER'S UHER-
IiVP CTORAL. Il
brcn known to tha public about forty
n , by a Ion ; ; contin ued s rlea ol marr lloo
c , that have won for it a confidence la lu
UP * , n Vf r equalled by any other medicine ,
till makes the most eCectual cureof Canght ,
Is , Consumption , thateno be made by nit-di
still. In ecd the UltKRY PECTORAL
rej'Iy ' roUr th" e dangprous disease ot
tr terrors , to a tfreat extent , and gdvrn a
Ins of iinmnn 'y froji their Iztll effecU ,
I Is well founded If the remedy be taken in
oa. Every lamily should have it in their
et for the ready and prompt relief of IU
nbcrs. 6IckneM , suffering , and even llfo Is
d by thU timely protection. The prudent
lid not neglect it , ani ( tbe wUo will not.
P It by yo j for the protection it affords by
irufly jix > In sudden attacks.
PREPARED BY
. J. C. A.IEIJ& Co. , Lowell , 3Iass. ,
racllcalnntl Annlytlcnl ChcniUti.
by all drujs&ts and dealers tn medidna
OtFS K. I Sir , Drug3ttKdmahJtN ! 6risks ,