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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : JANUARY S , 1877-Eight Pages. THE BEE A COLONY FOR THE NORTH POLE. How Captain II. W. Howffntc , of tbe Mtfual Service , 1'roposcs to Reach the End of the Earth's AXIN. Chicago Timti. The expedition of Capt. Hall in the Polaris in 1871 and of Captain Nares in the Alert and Discovery in 1875 have shown that by the use of steam it is a comparatively easy matter to reach the entrance to Robeson'd channel in Utuude 81 degrees north , and that the serious difficulties to be overcome in reach ing the pole lie beyond tbat point. Parties from the two expeditions have made five surveys 140 miles north of this , leaving only about 400 miles of unexplored region be tween that and tbe goal of modern geographers tbe pole. When Capt. Hall leiched the upper extremity of RoDeaon'a chan nel , the lookout of tbe Polaris re ported open water in sight and just beyond the pack which surrounded the ves&el' and prevented furthei progresd. This open water was afterward seen from the capi at the northern opening of Newman' * bay , and it was the opinion of the crew of that ill-fat c vessel that if she had bean but th < fraction of an hour earlier in reach ing the channel they would hav ( steamed unobatrmted over a verlt able "open sea" to the pole itself We know mat they did not succeed but were forced to winter almos within sight of this sea , and subse quently , disheartened by the loss o their gallant commander , abandon ed the enterprise. Where tnia open water was found Capt. Nares In 1875 and 1876 founc solid , impenetrable Ice , througl which no vessel could force its way , and over which It was equally im. possible for sledge parties to work , These facts show that within the Arctic circle the seasons vary a ; markedly as in more temperate southern latitudes , and that the ioj barriers to the pole are som etum broken jp by favoring winds and temperature. To reach the pole , prompt advantage must be taken o such favoring circumstances , and to do this with the greatest certainty - ty , and the least expenditure o ; time , money , and human life , it It essential that the exploring party IK on the ground at the very time the ice gives way and opens the gate way to the long-sought prize. This can only be done by coloniz ing few hardy , resolute , and ex perienced men at some point neai the borders of the Polar sea , and thf most favorable one for the purport appeals to b * that where the Discov ery wintered last year. Such i party should consist of at leas twenty men , and should be prov.d ed with provisions and other neces aary supplies for three years , at th < end of which period they should b < visited , and , if still unsuccessful ii accomplishing the object , revictual ed and again left to their work. Oapt. Hall spent eight yean among the E-quunaux , a.d eacl year found himself better fitted t < withstand the severity of the Arctii circle , and the party of which Ispeal would , in like manner , become ac climated and eventually succeed ii accomplishing the long-sought end With a strong , substantial building such as could easily ba carried 01 ship board , the party could be mad as comfortable and as safe from a * mospheric dangers as are the mei of the signal service stationed 01 the summits of Pike's peak an < Mount Washington , or the employe of the Hudson's Bay Company ata tioned at * ort York , where a tern perature of minus 60 degrees is no uncommon. A good supply of med icine , a skillful surgeon , and suci fresh provisions as could be foum by bunting nattiea would enabl them to keep < fl JCUivyaud to main tarn as good & sanitary condition a the inhabitants of Godhaven , ii Greenland. Game was found in fair quanti ties by the Polaris party on th Greenland coast , and those from th Alert and Discovery on the mai land to the west , especially ia th vicinity of the last-named vesse where 54 musk oxen were kille during the season , with quantitie of other and smaller game. A sear of good coal was also found by th Discovery's party , which would rar der the question of fuel a light om and thus remove one of the greater difficulties hitherto found by Arct voyagers. Let an expedition be organized I start in the spring of 1877 , and firmly believe that by 1880 tha gi ography of the Polar circle woul be definitely settled , and that wit ] out loss of li e. The ' "Worm" lor 1H77. Tha ISew York World for 187 Daily , Bemi-Weekly and Weekl will be found to be the cheapest an best newspaper published in tl United States. It will be printed i an improved form with new tyj upon.the beat paper , and no expem or labor will be spared to maintai it in every department at the big ] est possible standard , and to con mend it In all respects to tbe com dence and approval of the be classes in the community withoi regard to political opinions or rel gioua differences It will lav before ita readers : The newa of the day of all kini and from all quarters , by mall ai by telegraph , carefully condense and lucidly arranged , special attei tion being given to all commercie legal , financial , social , criminal an political transactions in the city i .New York and in the Unit * States. Full reports , reciting and illu trating all congressional and leg ! lative Droceedlnpa at Washlngto and Albany ; all meetings of Impo tance , religious , literary , educi tional , scientific and poli'ical ; a social events , gay and grave , an personal information of interest 1 the public. 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I will seek to mitigate and not t < aggravate the evils inseparabli from party government in a fre country ; to promote good and no ill feeling among our fellow.citizem of all creeds and colors , all section and all sects ; and to advance botl by Its precepts and by its exam pi i the reign of reason and of law eve prejudice and passion in all ou public action and in the discus sion of all public affairs. It will do justice , always , to thi best of its aoility , to all men and t < all classes of men ; it will recoguizi no enemies but the enemies of gooe morals , public order and the law it will endeavor , In a word , to maki its columns a terror to evil-doer and a praise to them that do well. Nor will it lose sight , meanwhile ot the great and legitimate demani of the reading public for entertain ment. The World will keep it readers iaformed of all that i amusing , as well as of all that i momentous in tbe movements c society , and will spare neithe trouble nor expense to provide thet with a varied , animated and accui ate picture of the times in wnlch w live. TERMS POSTAGE PREPAID. Dally and Sundays , one yeai $951 ; six months , $5 ; three month $2.50. Daily without Sundays , one yeai $8 ; six months , $4.25 ; three monthf $2.25 ; less than three months , $1" month. The Semi-Weekly World ( Tues days and Fridays ) $2 a year. T club agents , an extra copy for clu of ten ; the daily for club of twenty five. five.Address Address , THE WORLD , New York. NATIONAL UGrAL INSTITDT OF INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Three or More of itt Surgeons About to R visit thia City. Another Opporiuni'y Offered for the Relief i of the Afflicted of our State without going io Indianapolis. The surgeons will be ac the Gran Central Hotel , Omaha Neb. Jai uary 18 , 19 , 20 , 1877. They wl have with them this time a muc finer outfit of braces and applianct than heretofore , ana in every n spect will come fully prepared I treat all surgical cases ; Paralysi all kinds of deformities of tl face , spine and limbs , disease joints , diseased eyes , Catarrh , pi vate diseases , riles , Vistula , etc. Remember , these surgeons a ; from the old reliable .National Bu gical Institute founded by Dr. I B. Allen. jan2- 9 13 16 1715 19-w3t ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS Ask for ALLCOCK'8 , md obtain them , a ao avoid miserable IMZTA.'X'IOIN t B. BRANDRETH. Prem't , Onioo , 2O4 , Canal Ht. IV. EIUCATIONAL. W ! 1155'ss 'ss ii o I * . 3 S'O -TIONAL. Mr. H. Rohwer has opened a Ppliteehi Institute at his residence , 279 Capital AVI between 15th and 16th street. Tuition given to both day and night clasi ft the the sciences of Carpentry. M cbanic's Architecture. Drawing and Paii ing , and Mto. give special instructions the German and English languages. The price of'tuition. * 5,00 per mont Lessons given S days each week. novH-Sn S1O to 25 per Da eEerecticypns ? luen to tell an ancle a 8TJUJaB nCuf'f' .v varmeni nj * xhen in tiuut < Uabortioo.il. larti-ml r Tree , RAILROADS. ( Ma & St. Louis Sinn Lin ] 1876 ! 106 MILES WED TO SILOUIS - The Kansas City , St. Joe and Council Blofts B. B. u the only directiline to SAINT LOUIS ! AND THE EAST. FROM OMAHA & THE WEST. SO CHANGE of ears between Oman * and St. Louis , and bat-one between Omar b * and New York. This la the onlv line running a Pullman Palace Sleeping Daj Coach East from Omaha via St. Jo and Kansas City to St. Louis OB Arrival of the Un ion Pacific Exprea * Train. DAII/1 8 ALL BEACHING Extern and Western Cities- With less chances and in advance of othe lines. Thi * entire Ineis equipped with Pullman Palace Sleeping Gars PALACE DAY COACHES & CHAIR CAR ! Miller's 8if * < y Platform and Coupler , AND THI Celebrate ! I estuHionse Air Braie See that TOOT ticket * read viVMi KANSAS CITY. ST. JOB & OOUROU BLVFrS RAILROAD. VIA OMAHA & ST. Lfl 3eketilfor * al at S3 Jarahsa * St. . nude SrsEd Ceatral Hctol. . , HUNK I. HOOKES ItaMAo.t , ZS3 Fcrnksnaff JOS. TRAHON. 810. L. BRADBURY. Pus. Ax's. 3. ? . BAKNABO , A. 0. 6en'l Bnp't. O n'l Pass. ' St. Joteoh ? St. Joseph Through to OMcagc WITHOUT CHANGE QF CARS. Tie CMcaio BnrliBjrtoi & Qnincj RAILROAD. With iti Smooth and Perfect Track. Elena Passenger Coaches , and PULLMAN SLEEPINQ AND DININfl CARS [ a acknowledged by the press , and all wh travel over it. to be the beat appoint ed and best managedroad in the conntrr. Passengers dJolng EMI Should bear in mind that this is the Best Route to Chicago And all points east , north and northwest Passengers by this ronte have choice of Fen Different routes and the advantage of SIX DAILY LINES PALACE SLEEPING CAR ! FBOK CHICAGO TO NEW YORE WITHOUT CHANS5. 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( t Being the BcorWatana nut Completed Unt Between Oil AH A and CHIC AGO Constant improtements nave taten plice u the way ol reducing Grade , and placing Iror with Steel Balls , adding to Ita rolling itock new and Kleaant OAT and SIi B inG CaB.i > Equipped with the "Wesmignouie Air Brake" and ' 'MlUei PlatJorm , " establlshlnE comforts- ble and commodlooa Eatlne Houses , oOerlng all th cmlirta ot traveling the age can produce. 1 om % to 10 Fait Express Trains run eact way dally over the various lines of this road thoB aocurlnz to the traveler selecting thli route sure and certain connections in any di rection heraav wl h to 20. AT JOSSOUBI VALLEY JUNCTION foi Sioux City , Yankton and points'reached vi : Sioux City and Fad fie railroad. AT QEAND JUNCTION for Fort Dodge Dea Molaes , Ottawa and Keotuk. AT MARflHAi.T.for St. Paul , Minneapolis Duluth , and northwestern poiuu. AT CEDAK BAPID8 { or Waterloo , Cedaj Falli. Charles Cit , Burlington and Ht. 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Lie Irft aiJ sontt In connection with the Chicago , Milwaa kee i St. Paul Railway , and the Great East & West Line - FORMS AN - Unequalled Route - FROM - Omaha to St. Paul AND OTHER Minnesota Points I Passecgers by thi * route learta * Conn * Blnflii on the ft iBOon trttoi will make direct ooncectitn at the different jnao- tioni with th * St. Paul Exprecs ! THROUOHTICKETS TOR , 8AL1 , At all th * prtadpal ticket ofioe * . A RUB8KLL. ften'l P . d Ticket Aft. ManhaUtown. Iowa. MISCELLANEOUS A. Hospe , Jr. Pictures 28 i DODGE ST. . Omaha Nebraska Ian24dtl s k ( * IOB ,1 B erA A CARD. To all who are suffering from the error and indiscretions of youth , nervous weak ness , early decay , loss of manhood , Ac , , will send a recipe that will cure yon , FREl OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis covered by a missionary in South America Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rxv JOSEPH T. ISMiN. .Station D , Bible Eotat Hew YorlcfXtv mcb-eod < kw7n > J. B. DETWILEK'S t ATs D nn eaT'TJ'Tn ' wAfLjrJB * A O J. w vA 219 Dovalai-St. . OMAtiA. NEB. novll-diwlv Qt 01. Vicil TlMI Many think , but it isn't true- Santa Clans comes as he used to do ; The world has grown so large of late , He loads up early and doesn't wait. This year he has agents to do it all , And don't go around totha houses at all ; He has one place in every town. Where his presents can all be found. At midnight last week he went to Bunce And there unloaded his sleigh at once- Juitashs done in year' before He filled chock full Bunco's Store. With presents for Katie , Nellie and John , And hundreds of others , all written down ; He says your mothers must go to Bunce , And have the goods sent home at once. With every gift , be it one or more. A present goes from Bunco's St-re. So send and get your things right quick With your present from good ST. NICH. Bunco's Hat Emporium corner Fourteen ) and Douglas sts. Burner Office : ubcrmann'6 S3Io < f , Jtcfte 13. un& poiigfas fir. Onmba , MISCELLANEOUS OIL MEAL GROUND MD FOR SAL1 IN LAKQ1 OS SMALL QUAXTITIIS AT CAMPBELL'S FEED MILL Eighth and Farnham tSreett. BEST FEED KNOWN FOR MILCH COWS I HORSE Woodman A Taft having given up. that branch of their business. oet22tf O. C. CAMPBELL LOSSINC'b C3-H.TiA.TC1 _ TORK. SOW EKADVljA HISTORY OF . IN1TED STATE'S to tbepreiratame. Tbe i risi.UuL tJllio. tj n tmlnmt aathor.or wortij to tx ] jtlied In both KnEll.h and German. One Urge . irafuielyllliutrvted , jetlow prieedrolnme. Tkic. . onteauofanr otber. SpleadtiljTlUaBtrmteJ&ecoaDtoi.ppro icaraslOntrauUIOIebrmtloi ACCNTS WANTE trtpoirtinUlCTWteTOjwlierelftUie UrVUuy UuetJ ol ti. S ilrone fird t Vf".i ANEOUS. lhave ow on hand the largest stock of unredeemed pledges ever offered tor sale n Omaha , consisting of Fine Broadcloth Frock and Sack Coats. Plain and Fancy ass'-ner. Lnghshand German Worsteds. Diagonals. Ac. , with Pants and Vests to match. 0mU Furnishing Goods. Hats. Caps. Hosiery. Fine Linen Shirts. Fancy Cheviot an'i cotton Fine Gold and Silver Watcher Chains , Rings Ac. . Rifles , Shot Quns. Revolvers and Cutlery in Great Variety. My prices are so low that the meanest man in town has purchased a complete outfit without grumbling. If this does not satisfy the public that my prices are way down then I can only invite a call from each and every individual , within a radius of a thousand miles , when they can satisfy themselves.by personal inspection. Call and see me any time. ion will always find my store open. My prices are so low that I do not'even tatct th trouble to lock up nights. He/irv Laughlin , 151 Farnham Street , Bot. XOth und nth Omahi * Honey Loaned mohH- CHARLES D. WQODWORTH , DEALER IN Freight and Farm Wagons , Freighters Supplies , Buggies , &c. , &c. 228 Doualas-St. , . . . Omaha , Nebraska. dec27J ( OPPOSITE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. } [ tf MEYER & GO. WHOLESALE DEALERS' ! ! * The Largest stock in the V,7est ! \ Western atsats for WINCHESTER AND SHARP'S RIFLES Which we nil at Bottom Prices. Discount to Dealers Send for Price Lists. A Full Assortment of Cartridges ! ITS & 174 Farnhani-St. . Cor. llth. Omaha , Neb. MAX MEYER & BRO. . Z3S Ffurnkaai Btrert. Omaha AO3N7S TOB THE UNRIVALLED Knabe , Nteinway , Emerson and Parlor Gem Pianos , Mason & Estey Shonlngerand Burdett Organs. Italian Strings , Sheet Murio. Violins. Guitars. FlnUe , Brau Instruments , and of Musical Merchandise. MAX MEYER & BRO. . fATCHMAKERS AND JEFELERS Jobbers ofWateb.es , Clocks and Jewelry. A.GENT8 FOR FBCI3C.X.II S BROS' MAX MEYER & Co. , 17 * and 174 Farnham Street , Omana , Nebraska ; WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Tobaccos , STOTTON8. GOOOS , O , J" . Manufacturer of all kinds of Show Oases and Fancy Toy Ftnnitnre Picture Frame Mouldngsj Kept on Hand. Special attention given torepairof all kind of polished and costly furniture and musica instruments. Address. 237 'Casa-st . Omaha. Keb. declo 3mt IFIFTJIETID , Wholesale dealer in all kinds of Foreign Imported Swiss cheese. Limberger , Imitation wisa cheese , Muenster , Sapsago. Phiitdel phia. Hand cheese. Cream cheese , Holland herring [ by the keg ] Russian sardines , Auch oiisCariarSardielles. French mustard , by the gallon. No. 232 Douglas street. Ou-aha Nebraska. junel-iy Great Western Clothing Ha I/ oo. , DEALER IN Gents' Furnishing Goods , Hats , Gaps. Trunlss. Valisses Etc. , Etc. , Sto. 1 - - OMAHA , NEB. mchll tl TREMONTKQUSE. CHICAGO , - HX. The "Palace" Hotel of America. J WEn ILCOX , Manager. JAIIIES COUCH , Proprietor. The Tremont House , the "Palace Hotel" of Chicago , is unsurpassed in all the appoint ment , luxuries and comforts of a first-class Hotel. Situated in the heart of the bsmess of the city , it offers superior inducements . , Knain.aa to. and men is the PHcen favonte h VB home bean of made the tO pleas- Suit * * ? h ° the Tremont hope , to welcome , and traveling public generally , and trusts whenever there his old friends , acquaintances . hey visit the city they will favor him with a sh-re of their prtronage. Respectfully. JEW TT WILCOXf tf