* r
THE GENUINE
DK.C.McEANE'S
33YERPIIIES
, . .
- - * * w | M1A14 AJ-1 4V1. & JJIHULt.
Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head
ache , or diieasea 06Jhatdiafactef,5 they
stand without a rival.
_ -O better "caTh'arfic > 'can l3e used pre
paratory to , or after taking quffjine. As
si simple purgative tKgyuro nncqualed. '
BEWARE QfjtylTATlONS. , '
The genuine are never smgar-cbated.
Each box Las a red-waxeeal on thelid ,
witbtbe impression , McLANE'S EIVER
PILL. " Each wrapper bears the slgna-
pared by
FLE3UNG
the market being full of imitations of
the name JtTci > iiiespj2lleddifferenlly
but same pronunciation , rt / " _
BBotrcirms KD CONSUMPTION
Well-Known > Drnggijt says about
"Allen's Lunjr Bal tarn.
v MOIMEBS.BEADr
* , , .
t : The demind for Allen's vang
Balnm is Incrcssin ? oonttantly ; ' The ladla
think there is no medicine e ual to it tor Crooi
aad Whooping Coi gB. Ci 6 ; MARTIN , Dnnist.
_ Bold bralltiedicine Men.
ToU-Gate No. 2.
lYho want glossy , * luxuriant
tresses of almiidant ,
itifol llair jnnst : HS'O
> N'S KATHAIRON. THis
elegant , cheap article alwa ;
Biues tlieD.aif f > w ° freely
ami fast , keeps it from falling
out , arrests and cnres gray *
ness , removes dandruff and
itching , makes the Hair
strong , giving it.a curling
tendency , antlT { keeping-it ii
any desrclTOsitioil. ! 'Be'au
jlffiiiriieaKliyllair Is the sure
f- . , - "
"jogjog Jiathairon *
t j _ AT-
ATTORHtTS-AT-LAW.
WM. SIMERAL ,
ATS LATTi-CampbetrB Bidet ,
ATTORNEY . Famham and Douglaf.
'OMAHA , NKB.
' 'D.-L. THOMAS ,
A TrORNEY AT LAW-Loans money , buys
J\ and tells real ( ftite. Room 8'Creighton
A. C. TROUP ,
AT LAW Office In Hanacom'l
Block , with George E. Prltchctt , 1608
RrphanBt. OMAHA. KER.
DEXTER L THOMAS ,
AT LAW Crulckanank Build
ATTORNEY
A. M. CHADWICK ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW Office 1504 FarnhanT
r | " -S ' '
A/SWARTZLAHDE
AT LAW Cor. 13th and Famhasi
ATTORNEY mayttU
WILLIAM , A.1
A TTORNEY AND-COUNSELOR AT
_ T\ _ Room No. 6 , Frenzer Block , opposite Post
Office. OMAHA , NEB. .
WM. L. PEABODY. .
Office In Orei bton Block ; next to
J Post Offlce , OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
VOIABT rtTBLIO. CQLLKOTIOirS MAD !
E. D. 'MCLAUGHLIN. '
A TTORNEY T LAW AND JU8TIGK OP
JTflE PEACE boutheast comer Filteenth'
andOongUsSt.
jtarCollections rromptlv Attended
O'BRIEN &BARTLETT ,
A t t.o r.11 eyxs - a t - L a w ,
OFnCE-Unlon Bl'ock.'nf tecnth and Fmmhaa
TTOnrlEY AT LAW. Boom Crelghton
L Block. OMAHA Neb.
L
ATTORNEY'AT LAW !
KRRBACH CORDOUQ & I5TH STS.
: OMAIIA. NEB.
W. cT.
OfficeSrDatroona.v gUlrs.'i ,
coa
new brick bulldlnf , N. W. .rner Fi eentt nd
Ftrnham Streets.
JOVK L KBSICX. - . -
REBICK & REDICK ,
A11 o r n e y s - a t - L a vr ,
* Spedd i attention will be-clven-to all cult *
against corporations ol Tery destrlptlon ; will
practice In al Itbe CourU of the 6Ute and the
United BUtes. Office , .Farnham St. , opposite
Court House. ,
ADAMS * SlMERAi.
TTORNBTS AT.LAW-Koota Bj
A. Block. IDthtndDoaslM street * . '
C. F. MANDERSQN ,
A TTORiraT'AIrLAW S42Famhm Blreet
A. Omana'rIhteMfcx - I
CODWIH ,
A'TTORNKT AT LAW-Uth ! anl Donjif
. i " '
BtrseU.wlthG.i
T. W. T. RICHAEDS.
RICHARDS & HUNT , *
A " * t p r-n e y sa JI a w
Omc Zl SouthTourteeoth Street.
EAST 1'NDI.A
BITTERS !
ILER CO. ,
SOLE MANU r AQTUKBRB ,
t * -
Direot
GENERAL TRAHSATLANTIC CMJIFArt'-
TJ ETWEES New York and lUrre.Hsr 42.KB r
JD foot of Morton St. , pier of company. -
Travelers by this line at old both transit by En
gUsh railway. andlmnliscoBif art OT'crosslBK the
ehannellnaianaHboit. . ! * J V * *
CANADA , FtAiotnv Wednesday- January H
U DOOU
AKERIQOE , B. Jocao , Wednesday Febru&r ;
< .lla.ro. , ,
TRANCE , TKUIBLLS , Wednesday , ' February
18. 11 a. m.
PRICE OF PASSAGE ( Indudic ? wine ) :
TO HJLVRE-Flwt Cabin , 100 aadtSO : S ccnd
5Broadw yJf.T.
FBAKK f. MOORESTKo. 211 , We t
StrMt , B * . * toaMB aad'
o U. aJEiprear-Offide
) OMAHA ; KEB-
OMAHA PUBLrSHlNC . . PROFRIETMS.
FornAom , bet. \ Or mtd 10& Street * .
TERMS OFSDBSCBlFnON
rTearlnadranc ( postpaid ) . W.W
' " ' . ' *
SO months
U 8 months " . " , .
THEJIAILS.
_ , i CLcenra.
3.JI. v7.B.B..iaO .m.Bp.m.
0 B. fcQ.,4SO : .in.p.m , i t
a48t.Joe4aO * .m. , p.BL ' \
B.'ftH.B.k,8:16im.
O * K.W.T30 .Bi
onarjM. ,
0" K. W. B. R.,11 . m. il p. IR.
B Jt Q. . 11 a. m. 930 p m.
C B. I. ft P. , 11 aim , lip m. i
0. B. 4 Bt. Joe , 11a.m. , 11p.m. 4
S-Clty&P.U
U P..4p.'m. '
B.&r jo. &u . , w i *
Local molls for BtaUt lows la v ct o
yvU : 450a. m. " 5 , -
6fflc open bom IS M p. m S Jje
TJOTONPACinO. f ' '
dT asr- s m. i * P . '
do Freight . . 6:30 a-m. 1:40p.m.
do do . . . . 8:15 .m. 1120a.m.
TIM ? CARD OF THEBUBMHQTOKBOUTK.
U1TI eXABX AaJtm Q iBi.
Express 80p4n. EiLJitB . . . . .10 0 . m.
Mafi7. ; . fl.00a.rn. KaQ .100p.m.
EtmdiylExcepted. Sundays EKcepwd.
- CHICAOO , BOCK 1SLAHD ft PAClFia
Mail fcOO .m. | > -
preas.-.8i05m.l : '
. - - BundayB Erccpted.
"CHICAGO ft HORTHWXSTK&N.
"Marf..P.f..6 _ . 0 . a _ _ jn. I I > * 1 13 tVH
.
Sundays ezccptoo.
KANSAS CITY , BT. JOK ft COUSOIL BLTJfW.
LIATB. ABim. >
fc
out of Omaha to Union Depot. - t
Bloomlngto\iar)9.-apm ( ) | OB4aba ( arr ) . .
' REPUBLICAN YAtfJEYBAILWAT.
HasUnOT ) 86 .m. i Bloomlngton ( ariaOp.B
moomSfrton 13fi P m | Hastings ( r ) 85 p m
BIOUX OTTY ft BT. PAUL B. B.
Mall . 8.10 a. m. I Express . 10:90 a. BL
Express . 8:10 : p. a. \ MaE. . 730 p. m
. BRIDGE DIVISION U. P.JL B.
* c * .Dtnocr imxrjB , , 1
Leave Omaha , dalryJ-S m.m.VBa.m. , 10 a.
Leave Council Blnfls836 a .
10S5JU. m. , llifiuVm. , 136p.m. , 1-25 p
26 p.m.,655 P.HL , e36 P-r -
> rouTtrlps on Sunday , leaving Omana t nd
.nLiand6 p-m. ; CouncU Blnfl . t 9S6 ,
aTm. , and 2:25 and 6S6 p. m.
PABSBSQ1X TUBOL
jiiiiiin . . . .v . " . , ' -
. , p. m. , 7:00 p. m. , TSOp. m.7
p. m. Dally except Sunday.
OMAHA ft REPUBLICAN VALLEY B. B.
tail " . . 10.46a.Bi. 4 5 p.m.
"
V Dallv eicenl Bucdav.
COMMERCIAL ,
j
Omaha , Wholesale Markets.
] . OMAHA , May 12 , 1880.
BUTTER AND EQUS.
Cboicetable.r. . 1720o
Packers lota. . . . . . iu\Sio
? resh eggs , per doz . , - / , ? '
Joney . 16@18
POULTRY.
nlckensper doz . 2 00@2 26
Ducks . 7@8
, GROCERIES. >
PowdereJ. . . . . . . . . . . TT. ; . . 1' '
Granulated . . . . . i * . , . .
! tandard"A" . *
Off A .
2xtr choice and very bright. . . 48a52
Bright Table Drips . 45a48
few Orleans MoDasses . 48a50 f
Mar
Jio , prime to choice . > 17al8
Rio go d to prime. . . ' . . t6al7
Riofairtogood . 15 * " > ]
Mocha . 28
Choice . 8a8i
Goodtoprime . 74
"
"
New'Prnnea
OldPruneg
Curranta.choice new . 7i
JlackBerries . 12. .
Raspberries. .
Pitted chemes . 22
ilichigangrtd Apples . >
T.ST. Sliced A . . . . , . . . . . . . ; pi
Svaporated " . 16
State Peaches .
Salt Eake Peaches . 14
Calif dmia Peaches . 1 *
CANNED QOOD3.
'S"Oysten ! , 2 Ib cans , tf case. . 3 75
do do , llbcanpercase. . 25
iTJghfWeight Oysters 2 Ib $ case 2 90
Babnoa , 1 Ib , U dozen . 1.70
i&o 21b,5 dozen . 275
Standard Tomatoes,2 Ib , 1 ? case 2 50
> " 3 Ib , t ? case 3 35
Standard Peaches , 3 Ib , tf case. 4 50
, ? . _ " - 21b , case. 3 60
RaspberrieB-21b , ? ? case. . . . ' . . . 3100
Hlackberriea , 2 Ib , tf case . 2-70
C < * n , 2 Ib.l ? case . 2 50a4 00
AppVs , Gal , * ? dor . 385
NarrowFat Peas,2 lb case. . - 3 50 ,
"String Beans. 2 Ib , per case. . . . 2 40
*
SUNDRIES.
. 10
Pepper. . . . . . . 15
- 17
. . . . . . . . . . . . V . < 0
Cossia.v8. . > v . . . ; . . V ' 27
Rope . > . * _ llf
Candles , 16 oz . > t.f . 13
Greenwich Lyfc.percMa . 3 90
.BeansperbnsheU. . . . ? % * . . . r. . " 80
Cheese full cream's V. ' . . > .N. . . . 14
Window Glass , 60 per cent. di * . , .
1 count off list.
HARDWARE.
% IRON , v j \
Common bar. . . . . . i .
Horse-ehoe bar . . . it 5
"
Tforway naflrod. . . . . . . . 12
STEEL.
Castplow. . . ; " . . . . . . . 9
> rn. cast , tool . 15@17
Jea'p's.TJng. do . 25@30
HAILS. , , r
Tens , upwards. . ' . . . . 5 00
B'rd'd'B shoe 's .
" mnle'J .
Omaha nails tens , upwards. . . 000
Nw'etr'ah.n . . . 2333
Fntnnm nails . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . gt ggg
DRY GOQDS.
BROWN COTTONS.
Atlantic "H" . - . 8J
_ _ , _
Pepp U/'O" . F. . -7i
do "E"
Indian Head
Nebrariw ? Standard VAA" . ? . ? *
J Ut ? DKNlM8.fnf
Amoskeag . V . 17
BeaV Creelc'AA" * . . . : . . ' . / . . 141
- do ' "BB" . : . . ' 13J
Haymakers. . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 10-
Palmer.rit ? . ' . . * ' . . . . . ; . . ; . . . . ' . . C < JIO >
Otis "AXA" . 15
do 'aJB" . . . . ' . . ; . , - 14
do "CO" . . . f. ' IS
Warren "AXA" . 15
do ' ! "
BB" . 14
do "CO" . . 13
„ 'LOCKS. ' ' ' " ' A
Plymouth "AAA" . ' . . . . - . - 16
New Bedford , 10 oz . 16
. . ' . . ' . .f..lJ./ . . . 12
. " . . BLSACHKDCOTTONHL
Xtonadale . . . . . 10J
r def Cmbri . .v.v 13
Cabol . ; . 9
JErnit of the Loom. . . . . . . . 11 ,
ew York Milk. . . \ 13
Hais'Mnslin..T. . . \10V
WamsntU . 86-12)
Pepperell . 6-4-20
/ QO * TV * * * *
00 * * 7 > " *
do . . . ' . .
HCEKG3.
( /
QQ A * *
* v
' Ifis
17v
- > 1 1 1
. 7 }
Harmony . s"VV . X
American * . . . -rhv. . 7
Allen's
l'4 *
7
MerrimackShirtiags . 7
Richmond * . . . . . > . J
RichmondsK..t- . . . " . 7
Snnuraa's.f. . . . . . . - . . . . n G
S&pKrfi Mourning. . . ' . - - ' . . . . . ' ' 7
Awning stripes .
. .
* * *
itta field * * '
LUMBER , ,
Iferiln * . 18 ft and under. . * . f * S | $20 00
fccWifrVbver 18 , perM. * . ? . * ' j ? BO
TencinsNo.l , 12 to 20 ft . 22 00
.r 'jf 0. 12 to 20ft. . . . C 2000
Sheeting , Drewed , Tfo.-l. . - . 20 00
"A .Jfo.2 ; . , . 1900
Common Boards , jDaessed . 2200
r STOCK BOARDS.
AStock . - . 4000
jj . . ; . 35&
O . SO 0 (
CoxamonStock . . . . . , 25 C
' T
,
No.2 " . . ,3500
No:3 : " . > . ' . . . . . : . . . . ' 2500
Yellow Pine Tl oring , Ho. 1 . . . 45 00
SIDING.
No.lSididg . 25
No.2 " . ,22 0
No.3 " . 00
PICKETS.
No. 1 Pickets , per M . 8250
No.2 " " . 25 M
FINISHING.
lTilFinishl.lJand2in. . . 65 00
JTo.1 " 1 in . 6000
No. 2 " Uliand2In. : . . 4500
No.2 " lin . 40 0 (
No. 8 Finish , in . 8500
SHIP LAP.
" " " fo. ! . ; . . ' . . . . . > 30 00
nNo. . 2 2500
4000
85 00
Permeated'Ceiling , No.,1. 60 00
SHmdEES.
A Star ( best ) Shingles. 376
No.2 " 300
No.3 " 260
LATH * ° "
feva : : : : : : : : : : 12
Cementbbl 2
Iowa Plaster , bbl 260
Michigan Plaster , bbl 275
Hair , per bush. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - > \ 'i ;
StraviBoard , ' ' < J.i- ! ! . . . . < 4 OC
0. G. Battena , per 100 ftlin. . . 125
WellCnrbing . ' . .V. . 8000
Bo ngh ( . and 2 in.InT3attsper
100 ft lin.T. ;
t'OSlb.
CedaiHalves , 7 In 18
6in.r * 16
u ' Quarter , 8 In - . . 1C
Oak , 4x4 .c . ' . . SO
0.0. CadngV 6J OBd.'e'ltii'per"
100ft. Hn.T.T..r./.T. . 300
Oak Flank and Timber , per M. 40 00
ClercPonfar.r. . ' . . . . - . . 6000
Black Walnut . ' . . . ' .j 10000
HIDES.
Green Hide * , per Ib. . . . * . 7 <
.Green Cared aides &
'Dry ' Hide * 12@15
Dry Salted Hides ; 10@12
Sheep Pelta 30@1 00
Tailor ? 4J@5
LIQUOBS. WINFS , ETO.
High -Wine. , V gal 110
Alcohol , 180 tf cent , tf gal. . . . 216
French Spirits proof 120
Marshall's Bourbon Whisky. . . . 1 25
Miller's Bourbon Whiflky 160
Brandy , very fine , V gal. 4 00a8 00
do common to fine l-50a3 7G
Gin , 100 per cent 1 40a3 00
do Holland , 90 percent 1 25
1 tuns , mixed Jamaica , tf gal. . . . 1 25a4 00
do New England 2 00a2 50
Kennedy Bitterstf gal 160
' -do do tfcase 700
< do do do 100 caaelots 6 60
Champagne * , pinUin basketa..20 OOaSO 00
Domestic Champagner.-.rr-
brtWJaetf caBe.S..5 OOalO 00
Sbentei . : ; : . , . . > - . : : . . . , 6 OOalO SO
2Je > ? -BdiBbnn.r. . -2-5-
do BaastCo' * . . . . 2 7J
Gtunness Dublin Stoutrr.- . , . 2 75
lOSATHElt.
Beat SUnghterSole 33a35
Best Oak 38a41
French Kipa 1 lOal 45
French Calfleading brands 1 25a2 10
Domestic Kips 65 al 00
Domestic Califs 90al 10
Hemlock upper , i ? foot 20a 22
Oak upper , foot 24
Grain , upper , tf foot 20a22
LmingB , $ doz 7 OOalO 00
Toppings , tf doz 900
Morocco , ( bootleg ) tf f oot 35
do oil dressed 35
do Simon per Hun 2 75a3 00
do Glove tkid 325
Boot Webbing , bolt 40a50
HARNESS LEATHER.
No. 1 Pittsbnrg Oak 41
No. 2 Pittsburg Oak 33
No. 1 Cincinnatti Oak 36
Noi 2 Cincinnati ! Oak 33
No. 1 Hemlock 3 $
No.12HemTock ' . , . . . , . ' . " .T <
' COAL , RETAIL
Anthriclte 1050
Bloesbnrg 1200
Wyoming 850
Oekaloosa 550
lowaNnt 500
fWhite Breast. . . - 5 50
BABY SAYED7
We are so thanVfnl to say that our baby Has
permanently cured of a dangerous and protract
ed Irregularity of the bowels by the use of Hop
Bitters by its mother , which at the sama tuna
restored her to perfect health and strength.
The Parents , Rochester N. Y. , See another
column.
! Q GIVE IT A TRIAL
and you will bo astonished. "Anakesis. " Dr.
8. f Usbee's External Pile Remedy , gives Instant
relief and is an infallible cure for the most ob-
slioate cases of Files. It his made the most
wonderful cures of thia terrible disorder , f 0,000
grateful peopls that have used it can testify to
the same. Samples with fall directions sent free
to all sufferers on application to Anakesis depot ,
Box 3948 , New York. Sold by all first-class
druggists.
| gl does not make any difference how se
vere the case of bilious derangement is ,
Simmons' Liver Begnlator will cure it
speedily and effectnally without saliva
tion , or that prostration of the system en-
cuing from the use of drastic purgatives.
a. Aa there are many spurious imitations
imitations of this valuable medicine , take
c\re you get the genuine.
vWe have been selling your medicine
for stone time , and we find Ifbetter adapt
ed to tVe cure of bilious attacks than any
other medicine we have ever used or sold.
"JAMES M. BEASLEYJfc CO. ,
"Magnolia , Ark. "
x
< m a common complaint In hot weather ,
[ f yoo. < eel BO , get a package of Kidney-
Wort and Ukeit and yon , will at once feel
Its tonic power. ' It keeps up the healthy
action of the Kidneys , Bowels and Liver.
nd thus restores the. natural life and
treogth to the weary body.
. _ BucKien's Arnica salve
% -The' BIST SALVE in the world for
Braises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
Rheum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp
ed Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all
unds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
k guaranteed to'glye perfect satiafac-
; iod In every case or money re kmded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
8dly J. X. ISH , Omaha.
An Hones ? Medicine'ree of Charge
Of , all medicines advertised to cure
my affection of 'the Throat , Chest or
[ Jungs , we know of none we can rec-
> mmend ashighly as DB , KINO'S NEW
OJSCOVIBY for Conaumption-Coughs ,
Colds , Asthma , " 'Bronchitis "Hay Fe-
VCT , Hoarseness , Tickling in the
Throat , los of voice , eta This med-
clne does positively cure , and that
wkere everything else has failed. No
mtdicine can show one-half so many
xaativeand permanent cores as have
Jmdy been eSected1 byj Jhis truly
woaderftaTBinedya Fpr ; A ffimaand
Jrenchitis it is a perfect specific , " cu ?
lnith Tory worst cases in the short-
t time possible. We Bay by all
n uu jive it a trial Trial bottles
me , SeRul riiz8 l.OO. J-orealeby
8lly ( ) J , K , I8H , Omaha , '
i. "CARD" FROM. THE FAIBPLAY
LATOK8.
JOenver Tribune , Hay 1'.4
Fairplay hae'been ' undergoing con
siderable excitement sinea the recent
lynching of Jack Hoover and the fact
that an organiHd-Vanrd ) of vigilantes
baa been inexistence there h not
failed to make itself manifsat. Indeed ,
eo apparent has tfaii been that.it U
a aledniatlhe4diatrici ! lodge-va\
prosecuting attorney felt1 called upon
to leave the town with the bniinesa'of
the term only half 'finished. ' The last
issue of The Ilame ontains the fol
lowing , which if was stated was found
tacked up on the postoffice door writ
ten in red ink : V
105.
Important notice 1
Citizens ! Our laws are a farcej .
Our judges are bribed 1
Our district attorney bought' '
Murder goes at a premium ! f
Crime goes unpunished !
Anarchy threatens our land ! f /
Citizens , we have organized to mace
this a county of safety !
*
105 men , y
bravo and true , in this county alone
have sworn to enforce the laws
and punish MURDERERS. / /
We are backed by . . .
One Hundred Thusand Dollars/ '
and several thousand men in other
" parEf of lh Bfafej..r
Wo raoin b"asin s !
We ere c&refally watching three per
sons In Fairplay
Who are meddling with ourafiura.
If one single member of our organiztp
tion is arrested or tampered with for
the hanging of Hoover , the
MURDERER , '
these suspected parties will share
Hoover's fate without a mo
ment's delsy !
Wo mean to protect ourselves and so
ciety , and will spare neither
Man nor Woman
Who dares to interfere in the slightest
degree with our efforts to punish
CRIME !
Awake ! Arise !
Or be forever fallen !
Strike the death blow to 11 murder *
now that the noble work has
begnn. '
Beware
of the
Vengeance f
of the
Vigilantes !
Do not tear this down. Proclama
tion ! Signed : Coffin.
A Mile In Forty-eight Seconds.
New York Son. "
A locomoiive of somewhat novel de
sign has recently been built at the
Baldwin works in Philadelphia , for
use on the Round Brook route. It
has been stated by a Philadelphia
newspaper that this locomotive last
week made the trip from'that city to
Jersey City in ninety minutes , draw
ing a train of care , and that it returned
in the same number of minutes. It
was further stated that the locomotive
was built under a contract demanding
tint it be capable of a speed of seventy
ty- five miles per hour , and that it bad
accomplished already a maximum of
seventy-three miles in sixty minutes.
Inquiries were made yesterday at the
office of the NBW Jersey Central rail
road to confirm tfiore statements in
all particulars. The locomotive was
described as somewhat larger than the
ordinary build , with driving wheels
seven foot in diameter. It was said
; hat the locomotive had not yet ran
nearer to Jarsey City than Bound
Brook , thirty miles distant It was
thought that as the engine had been
about half the time In the repair shops
since its completion , it could hardly
3e called a success as yet. The opinion
was advanced that an ordinary
ocomotlve was of greater utility.
_ Withlnany of such , locomotives , it was
aioTsTipeed of tiity miles an hour is
eyery day attorned. AT higher rate of
eed jhiix this , it was thought , ilfii
' "
practicable' , "excwpliJn extraordtniry
cases , and to attempt to draw.passen-
jer trains at a greater speed would
drive away many patrons ?
Superintendent McCrea , of the
Pennsylvania road , was asked as to
he rate of speed of trains on that
road between Jersey City and Phila
delphia.
"Tho schedule time for the ninety
miles , " he said , "is one hour and fifty
minutes ; but the run is often made
> y trains behind time in one hour and
hirty eight minutes. " He said that
le had ridden iu a locomotive when
10 timed a mile in fifty-two seconds ,
and another official present said that
le had timed a mile in forty-eight seo-
onds. With a well-built locomotive ,
good track , and steady engineer , it
was said the only limit to speed is de-
jendent on the amount of steam that
ho engine can stand.
TOM SHANNON'S BRIDE.
AIT ADVENTURESS WINS A HUSBAND , 'WHO
IN TORN GETS A DIVORCE IK TWENTY-
FIVE JONOTIS.
Correjpondenco Cincinnati Times.
in 1840 Wilson Shannon , of St.
Glaresville , was the governor df Ohio ,
and Tom Shannon of Barnesville , a
> rother of the governor , represented
ho Belmont county district in the
) ho ! senate. Tom Shannon was a
oily old bachelor when he entered
he assembly. He was a fairly good
ooking man , possessing some wealth ,
and being withal , a brother of the
governor , no was considered by the
airer sex what match-making would-
> e mother-in-laws now call a "good
catch. " He was also a great admirer
of female beauty , and often .boasted
hat ho could appreciate all of the
panties of virtuous woman-hood.
Shortly after his entrance on his
egislative career , Senator Shannon
lad occasion to take a trip south , and
on his return from Memphis going up
he Ohio ho met on the boat a beauti-
ul woman , with whom he became ac
quainted without the formality of an
ntroductlon. Ttfewoman her name
was , it is notnecessaiy what was ol
trikiog- intelligence , of'sparkling wit ;
of magnificent form , and wonderful
icauty of the southern brunette "or
der. She was handsomely drewed ,
and her costly jewelry . .led to
he belief that she must be pos-
essed of considerable wealth. Tom
Shannon became Infatuated with her
at once , and this infatuation deepened
when she told him that * hew s a
ilanttr'a widow from near New Or-
eans , where she owned a large estate
ind numerous negroes. She further
nformed him that she was going north
o Columbus , and was delighted to ac
cept his proffered company. To cut
his part of the story short it suffices
osay that the acquaintance extended
o rapidly that by the tune the boat
eached Columbus it < hadnpened into
mutual lovc/and ithe two .souls had
men united in tfie bonds * t > f ' 'wedlock. '
Senator Shannon broilgbfc his bride
o the American House , and there re
vived the congratulation ! of his.
rlends. But scarcely had the fact of
he marriage.become known , before a
rumor started , and' ' rapidly flaw1 from
mouth to mouth , that , his beautiful
ride was-.aor adventuress ; , that her
jonisiana"plantations'wero Utopian
dealties ; that her wealth consisted of
multitudinous debts , and worse , that
he was anold mistress of a well-
en own gambler then plying his trade
in Columbus J. , * < ' " ' ? O-L'
The next morning affer Itus rumor
tak been circulated Benator Sh'annon
ndhis wife entered , the American
louse dining-room , and wen seated
it a table directly opposite t gam-
> ler above spoken of. As they took
heir jeafs the
Shannon's eye. She was seen to blush
andbow. This confirmed the rumor.
The fact that Shannon's wife , the sis
ter-in-law of the governor , was a pros
titute , spread like lightning through-
oat Columbus , and the scandal was
the sensation of the town. The poli
ticians held an immediate caucus , at
which it was decided that the evil
must be remedied at all hazards.
" In those days the legislature granted
all the divorces. The caucus decided
that Tom Shannon must be divorced
from his wife. This was on the same
morning of the breakfast-table scene ,
before the opening of the daily session
of the assembly. Immediately after
the reading of the senate journal a
motion was made to suspend the rules
for ihe introduction of a bill. This
carried , and a bill was introduced pro
viding for Shannon's divorce. It was
read three times , under suspended
rules , and passed.
It was then hurried over to the house
'and there passed in the tame manner.
The whole affair did not take twenty-
five minutes. It was settled , proba
bly , the quickest , of any divorce case
on'record.
Asfor Senator Shannon , the affair
was the cause of his death. He lef
the legislature on the exposure of the
fraud and returned to his home in
Barnesville. He was of a high , sensi
tive nature , and his brooding over hit
wronga brought on a sicKnesa from
which he died about a year after his
scandalous marriage.
The Production of Beef Early Ma
turity.
We saw in the stables at the stock
yardtj Tat Chicago a few days ago , a
pair of steers thit are under two years
old ( yearlinga ) and weigh 3100pound ,
being 1650 each. We inquired who
bred and fattened them , and was'in
formed that they were the pair exhib
iied by James N. Brown's sons , of
Berlin , Ills. , at the last fat stock
show. On the next day we met Mr.
Wm. Brown , one of the firm , who
raised thejrteers , and interviewed him
upon the subject. He informed us
that the steers wore thoroughbred
Short-horns that bountifully
- , they were
ly fed on milk until s < x montht' old.
Prom that time on they have been
generously fed , corn being the main
feed.
feed.Mr.
Mr. Brown rays that a steer will
consume from 50 to GO bushels of corn
from the time ho is six months old un
til he is eighteen , at which time he
should weigh 1200 pounds , and in the
next twelve months he will eat about
75.bushels and gain about 400 pound ? ,
thereby weighing 1600 pounds at 30
months old. Mr. Brown thinks , and
we concur in his views , that there is
no profit in feeding a steer after he is
two and a half years old , that the gain
in weight wjll not pay for the feed he
consumes , much less pay the interest
on bis value and the risk incurred.
With these facts before us , and we
think they are facts that cannot be
controverted , the great problem then
for western farmers to solve , is to
learn how to breed , how to feed , and
what to feed to produce the moat
pounds of the best quality in the
shortest time , with the least expense.
The Monkey.
Darwin's theory of the development
of the human race rmy draw some
sort of support from the fact that a
monkey in Mew York recently dis
played decided cannibalistic proclivi
ties , thus showing a strong likeness to
certain savage types of men. The
museum in the old Stadt theatre was
sold at auction on the 4th of March.
The proprietors thought that they had
cleaned out everything in the
shape of natural cariosities , and
locked up the place. It happened
that a monkey was left behind , and in
the course of time he got hungry. He
broke a window , stepped down and
out , and followed a clothes-line into a
neighborifcg backyard , where Flora
Bcneck e , " a little four year-old , was
inlaying. The girl made fcionds with
[ the monkeyy probably thinking be a
a neighbor's cbild.aiHf iaeaall < xn nn. _
At Jength the hungry savage at-
tackedjriora,4jitjier badly , tore her
face , and commenced malting a meal
off her. Flora yelled , and the monkey
was killed before he finished his din
ner. The parents of Flora have
brought suit against the former owners
of the 'animal for 850,000 damages ,
which they are not likely to get , as the
child has recovered from the brutal
assault.
The Omnibus Doomed.
' The omnibus is a doomed institu
tion in New York and probably in
other cities. In 1850 there were in
that city some 600 , in 1858 about 480 ,
while at present there are hardly 150.
The omnibus is a clumsy and incon
venient vehicle. It is very awkward ,
especially for a woman , to get into or
get out of ; the seats arc uncomforta
ble , the roof is so low that it usually
strikes one's head ; the vehicle is
so noisy as to prevent conversation ; in
deed , there Is almost nothing to rec
ommend it. An omuibus is one of
the things that has not improved with
tide ; , it is an exception to the theory
of universal development. The first
omnibus that ran in Broadway , was
very like the omnibuses which
run there to-day , and which bump
passengers about in very much the
same barbarous fashion. Yet in Buf
falo , in the absence of better facili
ties , the omnibus has , during the last
two year ? , jprqyed a great acsomcda-
tion.
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Weary mortals racked with pain ,
, Ever leaking but In rain ,
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In sun-beamssparkle round thy hearth ;
Vital energy § hall.start ,
E'en to muscle , brain and heart ;
Rid the Liver of its load ,
Purify the life , the blood ,
Intercept disease and death ,
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. .Lighten life of half its Ills ,
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Ohifl FeverEemittent FeverDnmD
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&c.t and' Indeed sll the Affections
which [ Arise I From Malarious ,
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fcv' J
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last rtwraty.flre year * . In the
treatment ot these distressing
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"reputation of betas infallible.
, Tneihakes , or chills once broken
by It , do not return , until tha disease is con-
tnetedagalnTiU has made it an accepted
remedy , ' and trusted specific , for the Fever * nd
Ague of the vest ? and th chills and fevers of
the south , t
Ayer > J Ague Cnre eradicates the noxious pollen
on from the system , and leaves the patient as
well a * before the attack 4t thoroughly expels
the disease , so tbatno Liver complaints , Rheu
matism , Neuralgia , Dytentery or Debility .follow
the core , ' Indeed , where Disorders of tba Liver
and Bowels have occurred f rom..Ml ajnaUe Pols *
on , it removes tbe'cansa of them and they disap
pear. Not only is it an effectual ore , but , if
taken occasionally by patients exposed to mal
aria , H will expel the poison and protect them
fromattacc. Traveler * and temporary residents
in Fever WfclAgne localities are thus enabled to
defr the dfcMe. The General Debility which is
so apt teiMcae bom continued 'exposure to
Malaria ml J i ni.nirEO apetdler remedy.
111 VERnCp Mfi LA I NTS ,
it is eicdleni remedy.
i'PBJCEAHED BY
DB. J. OCAYEBCO. . ,
Practical and 'Analytical Chemists.
BOLD. BYlli DEUGOIBT8 AND DEALERS
- - ' 3
Catarrhal
POISON
HA KINQ offcniive mucobs , PAINS over the
eyes , CRACKLING in the head , SICKENING
breath , DEAFNESS and tickilnjrln the throat ,
are SIGNS of CATARRH. The PURULENT
SECRETIOSB thrown upon the BRONCHIAL
TUBLS while asleep , follow the mncona membrane -
brane , and POISON THE ENTIRE SYSTEM.
Suflerers know how OBSTINATE the disease is.
The ac'Jon of Catarrbal Tires , like that of small
pox has been 1INALLY DISCOVERED. Catarrh
is now cured.
A. McKrssrr , R. R'd Pres. . S3 Broad St. , N. Y.
" VEI DE MEYER'S CATARRH CURE is won-
derful. "
E. H. BROWS , Merchant , 839 Canal St. , N. Y.
CATARRH 11 YEARS. Cured by emu pack
age.
S. BaTmrcT , Jr. , Jeweler , 697 Broadway , N. Y.
( fanulr of. ) Cured ot CHBONIO CATARRH.
G. L. Biwn , 443 Broadway , Y. Y. , CATARRH
10 YEARS. Could not taste or smell Cured.
"IlOatmyvoicebyCaUrrh , and have been cur.
ed. " J. HESDIWOS , 155 Newark Ave. , Jersey
City.
W.J > . WOODS , 437 Broadway , N. Y. , cured o
Chronic Catarrh.
L. A. NKWXAS , Merchant , 805 Fulton St. , Brook
lyn CHRONIC CATARRH. Given up by
physicians. Cured.
A. B. Tnoitax , Insurance ; I8S Montajrne St. ,
Brooklyn. Self and son cured of CATARRH.
J. D. McDoslLD , Merchant , 713 Broadway , K.
Y. ( Sister in law. ) Had CATARRH 0
YEARS. Cured.
Etc. , Etc. , Etc. . Etc. , Etc.
CURED t CUREDI CURED CURED I
G. G. PMSBJI.T. Prop. West End Hotel , Lonj ?
Branch , Cured of 20 years Chronic Catarrh.
E. H. BROWS , 399 Canal St. , N. Y. , Cured of 11
years Chronic Catarrh.
J. D. McDoxiLO , 710 Broadway , N. Y.Si3ter-in-
Law ) Cured of 40 j ears Chronic Catarrh.
MRS. JACOB SWARTZ , Jr. , 200 Warren St. , Jersey
Citv , cured of 18 yeirs chronic Cttarrh.
A. B. Thorn. 1S3 Montague St. , Brooklyn , ( self
and son ) cured of Catarrh.
A. McKn.xnr.Tl. R. Pros. , 33 Broad St , N .Y. :
"My family experienced immediate relief. "
Ac. . &c. , &c. , &c. . &c.
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It prtvrrnli that absolnta phrxfcal and moral
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cough , qnleu the nerves , produces rest , and never
fails to cure.
The Hop Pod for Stomach , Urer and
Li nai rlor to nil others. Cnres by absorption.
is perfect sk druggists.
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part UIM renudicft. lv > the Hop Bitten , whkb mreiaDo
KM i a fcerengfl or Intoxicant , bat the rant t and B i t Jfcdt
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tredtsire to send free bj mall to every one.
2TThe Specific Medicine Cj sold by all drngjrlstf
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addressing
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GO EAST
' TflE--
-VIA. - -
Chicago & 'Northwestern
2,380 MILES OF ROAD !
It Is tba SHORT , SURE and Safe Route ftetwetn
COUNCIL BLUFFS
15D
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE
and all points EAST and NORTH.
IT OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE
ADVANTAGES THAN ANY ,
OTHER ROAD IN
THE WEST.
It Is the ONLY ROAD between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Upon which Is run
PULLMAN HOTEL OABS !
In addition to th M and to please alt claoe * of
travelers. It ( rives FIRST-CLASS MEALS at it !
EATING STATIONS at 0 cants each.
ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS i
ITS COACHES ARE THE FINEST !
ITS EQUIPPMEKT FiRSr-OUSS
If yon -wish the Best Traveling Accommoda
Uons yon will boy your tickets by this Roots
tZTAND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
All Tickets Agents can sell vem Through
Tlctfta via this road and Check usual
Baggage Free ol Charge.
OMAHA TICKET OFFICES 13 ? Faroham St. ,
Cor. Hth , and at Union PaciBc Depot.
DENVER OFFICE In Colorado Central and
Union Pacific Ticket Office.
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE 2 New Montgom-
cry Street.
For information , folders , maps , etc. , not ob
tainable at Home Tickle Office , address any
agent of the Company , or
MARVIN HUGHITT , W- STENNETT ,
Gen'l Manaztr , Genl Pass. Agent ,
CHICAGO , ILL.
JAMES T. CLARK ,
Oen'lAgt Omaha & Connc'l ' Bluffs.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
ANT
St. Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Sioux City Emttel
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE I
From Council Binds to
And all points In Northern Iowa. Minnesota and
Dakota. This line is eqolppad * Ith tha 1m.
proved Wcstlnghouse Automatic Air Brakes and
Miller platform Coupler and Buffer. And lor
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
Is tuisurpaaaod. Elegant Drawing Room and
Sleeping Cars , owned and controlled by the e cm-
piny , run Through Without Charge , h tw een
Union Pacific Transfer depot. Council Blu fls ,
ndSt.PauI. Trains lea va tha Union Pacific
Transfer Depot at Council Bluffs ( it 6:15 p. m. ,
leaching Sioux City at 10:20 : p. m and St. Paul
at 11:05 a. m. , making
ja TEN HOURS IN ADTANOK o ANT
OTHER ROTJTK.
Returning , leave St. Paul at 3:30 p. nuarrlr >
Ing at Slooi City 4:45 a. m. . and Union Pacific
Transfer Depot , CooncU Bluffs , at 920 a. m.
UTBt euro that your ticket * nad via " * . 0. k
p. R. R " r. a niLLi ,
Superintendent , Missouri Valley , Iowa.
P. E. ROBINSON , A8St Oenl Pass. Agent.
J. H. O RYAH ,
lonthwertern Freight and Passenger Accnt ,
myifltt _ Council Bluffs.
SHORT LINE
J.SSO ,
THE
K.G.ST.JOE&C.B.R.R. )
Is the only Direct Line to
ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST
From OMAHA and the WEST.
No change of cars between Omaha and St. Louis
and but one between Omaha and New York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
Eastern & Western Cities
With Ies3 charges and in advance of other lines.
This entire Una is equipped with Pullman's
Palace S'eeping Cirs , Palace Day Coich-
eo.Millcr'a Safety Platform and
Coupler and the celebrated
Westinghorae Air-Brake.
eZTSER THAT YOUR TICKET READSTEt
eSTVui Kansas City , St. Joseph andTES
3 Council Bluffs K.R.vIa SfES
i2TJoenndSt.LoaLa.-iEl
Tickets for sale at all coupon stations 1 the
West.
j -
5e.rr.supt. , GcnT Pass. & Ticket AK .
St. Joseph , Mo 61. Joseph , Mo ,
W. C. SEACUREST , Ticket Agon. ,
211 Fifteenth Street , betwi-cn Famham and
Donzlas , Union Block , Omaha.
JOS. TEIION , A. B. BARNARD ,
Pass. Agent , Omahi Gek'l Agent. Omaha.
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars I
BURLINGTON&OUINCY
TEy.r . -fi r } q > T > ,
With Smooth and Perfect Track. Elegant Passen
ger Coaches , and
PULLMAN 8LEEPINC & DINING CARS.
_
It Is acknowledged by the Press , ind all who travel
orcr It , to be the BIST Arn > nrm > and Bm
MAUAQID Road In the Country.
PASSENGEKS GOING EAST
Should bear In mind that this la tha
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points East , North and Northwett.
Passengers by this Boat * hart choice o
FOUR DEFFEBENT BOUTES ,
And the Advantage ol SIX Daily Lines of
Palace Sleeping Can from Chicago to
New York City Without Change.
All Express Tratea on tnU line an equipped with
the Wegtlnghouse Patent Air Brakes and
Miller's Patent Safety Platform and
Couplers , the most Perfect Pro
tection Against Accidents
In the world.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AMD DIMIMQCAJU
An run or. tha Burlington Route
Information concerning Routes' , Rates , Time
Connections , etc. , will be cheerfully given by
applying at the office of tha Burlington Route.
513 14th St. , Omaha , Nebraska.
0. K. PERKIf.'S , D. W. HITCHCOCK ,
Oral Manager. den. Wost'n Pass. Act.
J. O. PHILLIPI , St. Joe. , Mo
General Agent , Onuhv
H. P. DEUEL ,
Ticket Ajont , On > ah .
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I . .A. _ : * . * , , *
, CLAUIT'S < rothncroYt. , sayx ,
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| badcaseaof FHiEi
I act efflcltntly.'M.
3ofSt.An > anVl.C
| says , "ItUofprleeleUTatac. After sutt u J ,
I years of crcat anSerlnc from I'llc onJ Cot * f
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I Complmlnt. " ,
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JIJTEETIIE BOWEIS AND 3
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| the poioonouo humors that dovoiopo f
I In Kidney and Urinary disease * , BIN I
[ touoness , Jaundice , Constipation , I
IPllcst or In Rheumatism ! Neuralgia !
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I One packas TrOImkostrq.tsof medicine. }
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Bar It at Uw ItracrMc Price , SI.OO.
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U U Ii C Asthma , Consumption , ,
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Put Up in Quart Size Bottles for Family Use.
Ill . . .fOXT BE DECEIVED by nnprinciplol iliton who try to p\m off npoayia
- . - - - -JIl. Bock and Rve in p'aco ot o-irTOLr HOC Kan 1 RYE , which is the only MB >
ICAThD article nude , the GEXUI.N'E navimr a OOVERXMS.NT STAUJfon each bottle.
Extract from Report of the Commis3ioner of Internal Eevenu 3 :
TREASURY1 DEl'ARTilEVT. OFFICE OK INTERNAL REVEM/E , 1
M LAWR E&XAKTIKlUMadIsonSt.Cn , TSD--JnUitT2J-1330- >
GiMtuiit : I hive received a "certifled for-iaU" cttiasr ths in re-Jients and relative proper
tions used in the manufacture of an article which you idver Jso and rail under the nvmo of "TOL'J
ROCK and RYE. " 1 hs ! compound , accord ! t ? to vour f mnula , | rt the opinion of this oft1:4. woul I
have a sufficient quantity of thu HAWAII OF TOLU to irwaitall th9aJvanta ; ascribed tothU
article in pectoral complaints , whiio Ihe whljiy and syrup constitute anemultioa ran lerinjr ti
comround anicjeeaMo remedy to the pvienL
In the opinion of this office , an article compounded ac-ordlnjr to thU formuln may pr > p rlr ba
classed as a mcJtclnal preparation under tl-e | < rovi ioni of S bjdaie X firiloivio ; section 3.U7. u. ! -
Rivued btatuttsand when § o SJtmped may be od ! by I ni .ljt . Apothecuic , and Other Pwonl
without rendering them liable to pjy special t x M HquT ilralf r .
Yours Respectfully , ( Signed ) GREEN. B. RATJM , Commlsalone
Lawrence * ilartin , Chicago , Sole AientJ for the I nltoil St-'is ind Camda. Si'd by D f
.ist . Grocers and General Dealers everywhere Wholesale Ajjntfjr JTcb. , STEELE , JJ1I.NSO s
CO , will supply the trade at manufacturer * prices
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CFOCRAPHY C < THIS wurltr" . Wl :
SEE BY EXAMINING THIS > MAP. THAT THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
IS TIIE GREAT CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & THE WESH
Its main line runs from Chicago to Council
Bluffs , pasftlnit through JollcUOttawn. Lah-illc.
Qeneseo , Mollne , Ilocfe I lnnd. Davenport.Ve t
Libcnjr. Iowa Clty.llareji2o , lirooklm. Crlnncll ,
Des Moines ( the capital of loira ) , ttunrt , Allan- ,
tic. and Avoca ; with branches from Hureou
Junction to Peorla ; Wilton Junction to J'usca-
tl&e , Washington , Falrtleld. KWon. lielknap.
CentreTlllo , Prtnccion. Trenton. Gallatln. Came
ron. Leavenworth. Atchlson. and Kansas Cltj- ;
AVashlngton to Slpnurncy. Oskaloosa. and Knox-
vlllc : Keoknk to Farolnrton. lionaparte. Hcn-
tonsnort. Independent. Eldon , Ottumwv Kildj-
villp.Oskaloosa. 1'ella , Monroe , suil Des Moines :
Newton to Monroot Den Moines to Indlanolaand
Winterset : Atlantic to l.ewIs and Audubnn ; and
A oca to Ilarlan. This Is posltlvelr the only
ICallroad. which owns , and operates a through
line from ChtcaKO Into the State of Kansas.
TbrouRh Express Passeneer Iralns. with Pull
man Palace tars attached , are run < -ach war dallr
Letwcen CHICAGO and L'EOHIA. KAj > * .is-CTY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. LEAVENWOKTII and ATCIII-
SOW. Thronifh cars are also run between Mli au-
ieo and Kansas Lltr , via the "Milwaukee and
Rock Island bh < r * Line. "
The * * Ureat Uock bland" Is maenlflccntlr
equlppod. Its road bed Is slmplr perfect , and its
track Is laid with < teel rails.
What will please you most will bo the pleasure
of enjoying your meals , while pasjtnc over the
beantunl prairie * of Illinois and Iowa. In one of
onr macnttlcent Dining Cars that accompany all
Throucli Express Trains. You cct nn entire :
meal , as Rood as U nerved In liny llrat-cUsa hotel.
lorseventy-Uvo cents.
Appreciating the fact that a majority of the
oeople prefer separate apartments for different
purposes ( and the Immense passenger biulneai
of this line vnrrantlntrltj. we are plea cd to an
nounce that this Company runs .Pullman J'alaci
Slttpina Can for sleeping pnn > o s. and
Jiininy Can for catine purposes only. Oneot v
trout feature of cur l"alaco Cars Is a SM'JKU &
SALOON wucreyou can enjoy jour "lioTaz "
at all hears of the day.
MaKnlUcentlrun Bridge * span the Mlxi .iO *
and Missouri rivers at all points crossmi r > y this
line , and transfers are avoided at Counci. tilni"i.
Kansas City. lavcnworth. and Atcnlsos. coy
nretions boluff made In Union UepoU. _ _
THE IMIINCH'AI. It. It. CONNECrlONS - &
THIS CUKAT T11KUUG11 1OM3 AHiS fc
lrOI.LO\\a :
At CuicAao.wlth all dlvcrslnz Uncs tor l >
Ea t and bouth.
At KNOLKWUOD. with the L. 3. A11. B. and tw
Ft. W.C. 1L Ud * .
AtWASiiiMrrux UEIQIITS , with ! „ * * &HI ,
L. U. H.
At I.A SALI.r. wlUi III. Cent. R.II. _
Ati'KuitiA.wtih r. H. * J. : p. i > . & n.-1. r %
W. : IllMid. . : and T. I' . * W. lids.
At HOIK IHLA.ND , with -Milwaukee . He i
bland Suort Line. " and Rock Isl d A 1'ec. Hi r.
AtUAVEvrutrr.wllh the JJavenport iTJla1-
C.M.st-I'.il.K.
AHVESTLiUEBTT.wlththea.ait.4A.lf VV
AttiniNVELL.rithCentralIowaK.lt. .
AIDES Mot > jJ.withII M.&P.D. 15. < 4 ,
At COUNCIL BLCrrs. with Union IaclflrH.l ,
AtOUAHA. with B. A Mo. IU R. U. in ltd1) . !
AtCOHJMncsJt7NCTIOXwlth _ C.lt-iN.li V
At OTTUMWA. with Central IowalC.il. V- .
St-Uai'aa.andC. 11. AQ it. lids.
At KroKDK.wlth ToL. I'eo-AWar. : \
Louts & I'acx , and bt. 1..KCO A NW. . It
AtCAMEHUK. WltnU. UJ lt.lt.
At ATClIIsoV. with. Atch Topeka * fcotta * V
Atcli. A Neb. and Cen. Br. U. I * . IE. lids.
At J.KAVKNWOKTII. with Kan. lac. aaa H > jt
Cent. K , Kds.
At CAJ < SAI Crrr. with all lines for Otf W .v
and Southwest.
. . WOltJf * * *
, ' " * " " * _ l KAVteiW "
- - - - - .
Ticket * Tla tbU X.lne. known the "Oreot Koch. Jjilond JCuatc , " f. J
all Ticket Acent In the United Htates and Canada. _
For Information not obtainable at your home ticket offlce. addrei * .
.A. . ICIIHBA , t , . E. ST. .TOUTS' .
Gcn'l gupcrlntcndenu Ueu'l Tit. ana 1'aas gr AT *
Chicago. A \
GHAS.
FURNITURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS
"WIICTJDO'W
And everyining pertaining to the Furnitnre and
TTpholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HEW GOODS AT THE
> W JbliST
P u mon ih Bt 1208 and 1210 Farnham Street.
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
± S8O.
MAMUFACTURED BY S. P. MAST & CO. PRINFFIELD , 0
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron tieam Walking
Cultivator , with or without Sj rii s.
The New Force Feed Bnckeyc DrUl , one or two Horse Style.
Inquire lor them at the best dealers.
p. H. PUGH , Gen. Agent , Uinaha , I
A new and and hitherto unknown remedy fo
all diseases of the Kidneys , BUdder.and Urinary
Organs.
It will positively cure Diabetes , Grarel , Drop
sy , Bright's Disuse , Inability to retain or ercel
the Urine , Catarrh of the Blaedsr , high lo.orrd
and scanty urine. Painful Unnatiojr , LAME
BACK , General Weaknets , and all Female
Complaint * .
It avoldes Internal medicine * , is certain iu it
effect ! and cures when nothing else can.
For sale by Druggists or sent by mail free
npoa receipt ot tba price. { 2.00.
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. . PROP'RS ,
. Toledo , O.3
JTSend your'addrew for onr little took ,
UHow Life-was Eivtd. " v.v.
. JAME3 K. ISff , Ag-ent for fi bru
HOME TESTEHO.NY.
-wnat'Ex-Mayor Carrey , an InCasnti'
and prominent citizen of Piqua , r < :
-
oB.osAjKOj Dtcrs .r. .
GrmJUre.x-1 feel under many oblvattonv to
yon for the relief afforded me ty th maofcyAa-
Infaluablcmedlclne , Dr. Boamki/s RheraoaUc
Cure. I have been for many jea' TO < r '
Chronic Rhenmatto. , ? ' J ? " "
t
Jeep.
s anU obtamlnr aonlicf 1 co a
- your Kheumade Curj ariVTafer
hnneelon w. am absolut.
able to atUnd to ou I
pain , my
from anr
SSn ? rpSTftr " "fortabie
'yyour , , 3-J.
fKBE ZZDr. Bonti3uf Treatiie _
tint ami ti'.es lent oa application.
Addrtss
Tie Dr. Bosanko Medidne'Ooi , '
WQtfA , OHIO.
a F. COODHAK.