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FRIDAY / I
* SATURDAY ,
MAYSIst
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Myriads of Bare and Strange
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' - - Menagene In thfs'Contihent. Also the
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and Its Show Possessions -
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Sfce SIJT : "Lesstiaa a bvtUe ccrri ae sctze-
rr , Xy son trocbM wit& Ebf us = ot
SOtD IS OXAEAET AIL
to Torr Dr = sristtarie y.
THE GENUINE
DR.C.McLANE'S
MHJgfc
are not"recommenfleS as a remedy " for
all the ills that flesh is heir to. " but in
affections of the Liver , and in all Bilious
Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head-
ache.'or diseases of that character , they
stand without arrival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic' can be-usefl pre
paratory to , or after taking quinine. As
a simple purgative they are unequaled.
, . BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated. ' * '
Each box has a jed-wax seal on the lid' '
with the impression.McLANE'S LIVER'
. .PILL.Each wrapper bears tho'signa- '
tures of C. 3IcLAKE and PLEMISO BROS.
, 9 Insist upon having the genuine
DB. C. McLANE'S LIVEU TILLS , pre
pared by
FLEMING BROS.PittelnrgliPa. ,
the market being full of imitations of
the name Mcliane , spelled differently ,
but same pronunciation.
COUGHS , BBONCHITIB AND CONSUMPTION.
What a Well-Known Drngzist Bays about
, Allen's Lou ; Balsam.
UOTHEKS , READ ! ,
OAKLAIDSTATIOK , Ky.
Oiimraxa : The demaud for Allen's Lung
Balsam is increasing constantly. The ladies
think there is no medicine equal ta it tor Croup
aad Whooping Cough. C. S. MAKTIN , Druggist.
Sold by all Medicine Men.
Beautiful Ctlore
. Picture. Very In
eestous. 7 objoctstoflnd. Send stamp f or pack'
re. DB. E. O. ABB Y Buflalo N. Y.
Gentle
Who vrant glossy , luxuriant
aud wary tresses of abundant ,
beautiful Hair must use
LYON'S EATUAIBON. This
elegant , cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast , beeps it from fulling
out , arrests and cares grayness -
ness , removes dandruff and
itching , makes the Hair
strong , giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it ia
any desired position. Beau-
tifuVhealthy Hair is the sure
result of using Kathairon *
i [ .ATTDfiHEYS-AT-LA * .
WM. S1MERAL ,
i TTORNEYi AT LAW-Campbeil's Blocl ,
% 13th 8trc tbetive nrarnham and Douglas.
OMAHA , KLIi.
D. L. THOMAS.
A TfORNET AT LAW Loans money , buys
J\ _ and sells real estate. Kcotu 8 , Creighton
Block.
A. C. TROUP ,
i TTORNEY AT LAW OSce In Hacscom's
A. Block , with George E. Pritchott. 1KXJ
Farghan St. OMAHA , NEB.
DEXFER L THOMAS ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW Crulckmant i Build
A. ing. ar < gtf
A. CHADWICX ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW Office 1504 rarnham
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A. SWARTZLANDE
TTORNEY AT LAW Cor. 13th and rarnham
L Btreit. maySStl
WILLIAM A. FONDA ,
* TTORNEY AlfD COUNSELOR AT LAW.
A. Room No. 6 , Frcnier Block , opposite Post
fflce. OMAHA. NEB.
WM.LPEABODY ,
T AWYER-OaSce In Crtisbton Block , neit to
Post Office , OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
Procured. "
JTOTJLBY rUBLIC. COLLT-CTIOSS MADK
E. D. MCLAUGHLIN.
TTORNEY AT LAW AKD JUSTICE OP
. E PEACE Southeast corner Fifteenth
and Dongas St.
-Collections Promptly Attended
O'BRIEN & BARTLETT ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
CTnCE-UnianBloctn.fteeath ani ? Famhaml
A. L. ROBISON.
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Boom Crciphton
A. Block. OUAHA Neb. 1untl
JM M-'OBB ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
( ARBACH BLOCK , COR. DOUGI5TH STS.
OMAHA. NEB.
W. d. Connell ,
Attorney-at-Law.
Office : front rooms , np stain , la Haascom's
new brick bonding , N. W. corner'Fif teenth and
Join L EIDICT. . Cais R. RXDICX.
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SpedU attentloa will be giren to all eulU
against corporations of crery descriptioa ; will
practice in al ; tbe Ooorts ot the State aad the
United Slates. Oflce. Farnhxm St , opposite a
Court Boose. ,
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ADAMS & SIMERAL ,
a TTOK5ET5 AT LAW Boom 6
JBkiek. . Itth md Donghis streeta. noMh
C. F. MANDERSQN , "
AT LAW iO Faratta Street
ATTORSSY Kebnekx.
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FARKE CODWIH ,
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T. tc. T. KiaiAins. O. J. Hcsr
RICHARDS & HUNT ,
Attorneys t-Law.
Omci 35 Sooth Focrtcecth Street. "
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„ ' - , TWO PUJQBIMB.
MIRACULOUS CUBES AT THK CATHOLIC
CHAPEL IN KNOCK. '
Boston Corns , of tha It. Y. Sun , May 8.
In tbo Cunsrd Bteamehip Samaria ,
which sai'ed ' from this port this morn-
inic f T.Qiieenslown , were two'pauen-
gars , John Ca idjr and Michreol
Mitchell , laborers , on route to Knock ,
Mayo county , Ireland , where they
thiut that the miraculous interposi
tion of tlie Virgin Mary Mill heal
their physical inSnnitiei. The cauie
of their iaith and pilgrimtga Ujbased
upon the asaeition that OP August 21 ,
1879 , apparitipns-of the Blessed Vir
gin , St. "Joseph , ' and St. John
were seen against the walls of
the Catholic chapel in Knock ; and
'that'the omen has given the material
of that structure curative power. A
number of persons , it ii sild , hav
sworn that they saw the apparitions
Subsequently other peripns ssror
that they taw them , once in Januar ;
and again in February. Since thei
they ere eaid to have appeared with
increased frequency. The publica
tion of the evidence has drawn thous
ands of persons to Knock , and th
most aitonishing cures have been re
ported , it being asserted that it is on
ly necessary for the sufferer to pray
for relief-on the spot , or to carr
away a bit of mortacor brick , to in
sure complete recovery. The Iris !
newspapers have given accounts of th
blind restored to light , the paralyze *
to activity , the consumptive to health ,
the deaf to hearing , and to on , un
til ( he catalogue of cures is near-
] y endless. From the records it seems
that over 3,000 persons visited the
chapel in one day , and it is said thai
from this city and suburbs severa !
hundred pilgrims have started durinf
the past month for the new shrine oJ
health. The crutches , bandages ; anc
other concomitants of sickness left al
the chapel are said to be so great in
number that special conveyances are
daily employed to take them away.
Archdeacon Cavanaghtookno steps
towards verifying the stories of cures
effected until the Archbishop of Team
appointed a commission to take evi
dence. After reading the report , the
archdeacon deemed it his duty , since
the church bad taken cognizance of
the matter , to set down the exact'pir
ticulara of such cures as could be
proved to his satisfaction. The diary
opecs with tLo words , "Ad majorem
Dei GJoriam ( "To the Greater Glory
of God" ) , and is entitled , "An ac
count of the miraculous cures
wrought at the cable of the chapel
here , where the Blessed Virgin Mary ,
the immaculate mother , appeared on
the night of the 21st of August , 1879. "
The record , so far , jjivea tb,3 hiefory
of 758 cases , including cures of deaf
ness by the application of a small par
ticle of cement to the ear ; of a cripple
who rode on hia ass lo the chapel and
walked away ; of a dumb woman who
was restored to speech ; of a drunkard
who was reformed by drinking water
taken from the ground at the gable ,
and similar ca es. Mr. 3acsidy , who
is a carpenter , fell from the roof of
the Moody and Sankey tabernacle in
Boston on Dec. 9 , 1876 , in consequence
quence of iti icy condition , and sus
tained a compound fracture of the an
kle joint of the left foot , a disloca-
ton of the hip , aud a fractute of the
socket. He was taken to the City
Hospital for treatment , and while
there underwent a surgical operation ,
which necessitated the excision of his
heel b > ne. List evening he exhibited
his foot to a Sun correspondent. His
ankle was swollen and discolored , and
the foot wrinkled and deformed , the
tendons i being contracted and the
toes 1 twisted. The bottom of the
foot 1I 1i i was covered with cotton bit-
tin I 7 , and beneath the heel was ar
ranged a substitute for that part of
the t anatomy. Mr. Cassidy's hip and
socket bore evidences of the terrible
fall i he had received , and his frame
and features showed unmistakable
traces of his sufferings. Mr. Mitcecll
is j afflicted with a maimed leg and at
tendant ailments. Both , men were , in
the best of spirits on board the Sam
aria this morning , and expressed the
most confident belief in the curative
properties of the Knock Chapel and
their speedy recovery after the appli
cation of cement or clay taken from
itA
A wealthy lady who lives on
Commonwealth avenue recently
paid a visit to Knock for the purpose
of being cured of paralysis. On her
arrival there she was requested by the
parish priest to leave at the chapel a
silve-headed cane which she carried.
After much persuasion she consented
to do so , and recovered the use of her
limbs. On her return to Boston she
was congratulated on her good for
tune , but she still wished to possess
the cane , and on obtaining it she
was again stricken down with
the same disease. This story
was told to the Sun's cor
respondent by thy lady herself , who
occupies a high social petition in this
city. Near the Mission chapel in Rox-
bury there are some twenty-three per
sons who claim to have been cured at
Kuock , and in Newton there are nine.
The marvellous cures reported are
exciting the greatest interest in all cir
cles here , and hundreds of Invalids
who have been Riven up by physicians
are makiog active preparations to go
to Knock.
STORIES OF RINGS.
BI5G3 AS MESffifTOES WZDDISG-BUfGS.
"History and Poetry of Finder-Blags.-
John Dunstona London bookseller ,
and who is mentioned in the Duncjad ,
describes in hia autobiography 'his
wedding-ring as having two hearts
united upon it , and this poetry :
God saw thee
Most fit forme.
This would not seem to have at
tached to his second wife , for she left
him , and wrote in one of her letters :
"I and all good people think yon
never married me for love , but for my
money. "
Dr. John Thomas , who was bishop
of Lincoln in 1773 , married , four
times. The motto or poesy on the
wedding-ring at hia fourth mmizge
was :
IH isake them five.
This . .HerDr. . John Thomas was a
man of genii 1 humor. He used to tell
story of his burying a body ; aid a
woman came ' 'and pulled me , " said h j ,
"by the sleeve in the middle of the
service. 'Sir , sir , I want to speak to
you Immediately. ' 'Why , then , -what
the matter ! ' 'Why , fir , ' tays she ,
'you are burying a ma.n who died of
the tmall-pox next to my pcor hus
band , who never hid it. ' "
Heroes , philosopher * , poets , indeed ,
men of all classes , leave remembran
ces in the shape of ring * . The win of
Wuhin tea cMttams thk : "To my
dsteri-ia-Uv , Hannah "Washington
ind Mildred Washington , aad to my
friends , TCU U TStasxt , ' ' '
Washington , of FairSeld , and "Eliza
beth. Washington , of Hajfield , I , give
each. a-jaonnuBg ring of tie Tslne of
one hundred doHan. The bequests
are not znsda for the intrinsic value cf
them , bat as momentoa of my esteem
ind regard. " Shakespeare be
queaths sash tokens to eereral
friends amoog them to Ics fcroth-
r players , whom he * * TI "my
poor feHowj" "twenty shffllnj3
sightpeaee apiece to hey then rings. "
Pope bequeathed sum of five pounds
friend ? , -who were to lay them out
rings. This great poet was no
idiairer of fcnerala , that blackened
dl the way , cr of gorgeous tonbs.
"As Jfcr oy body , rry wifl be thai ii
bnrlad near the nmgaent cf e
Jetr parents Trricksaitsi.
addition after the words feltus fecit of
these only , ttribi ; Quiobiit anne 17 ,
ataiis r nd that it be carried to the
grave by six of the poorest men of the
parish , to each of whom I order a suit
of grayjcturse cloth as mourning. "
The affection which Dr. Johnson
bore to the memory of his wife wai
a pretty p'nnt in his character :
"March 28 , 1863. I kept this day a
the anniveJuary of my Lettyla death
with prayer and tears in the morning
In the evening I prayed for her con
ditionally , if it were lawful. " Hei
wedding-rinar , wbeu she bzcanio his
wife , wa , after her death , preserve !
by him as long as he lived with affectionate
tionato care in a little round wooden
box , and In the inside of which he
pasted a clip of paper thus inscribec
by him in fair characters :
Eheu !
Eliz. Johnson ,
Nupta Jul. 0,1736 ,
Mortua , eheu !
Mart 17,1752.
Husbands can love whera friends
can see nothing to admire. Mrs
Johnson has beeu summed up as "per
petual illness and perpetual opinion. '
LordEldon wore a mourning ring for
his wife. In his will wo find this
"And I direct that I may be buriec
in the same tomb at Kingston in
which my most beloved wife is buried
and as near to her remains as possible ,
and I desire that the ring which J
wear on my finger may be put with
my body into my coffin and be buriec
with me. "
The last gift of Tom Moore's moth
er to him was her wedding ring.
"Have been preparing my dear moth
er for my leaving her , now that I see
her so much battdr. She is quite re
conciled to my going , and said this
morning : "Now , my dear Tom , do
not let yourself be again alarmed
about me in this manner , nor harried
away from your house and business. '
She then siid she must , before I had
left her this morning , give me her
wedding ring as her last gift ; and ac
cordingly , sending for the trinket-
box in which aha kept it , she hersell
put the ring on my finger.1'
THK POTATO
AND ITS VALUE IN THK NEW YORK MAR
KETS.
N w York Tribune.
New York city is the chief potato
market of America , with a daily con
sumption , including that of Brooklyn ,
estimated at 10,000 barrels , besides a
large supply for the shipping trade. It
draws i < s supplies from all pjris of the
country , and distributes its surplus to
nearly every part of the world. The
annual potatocrop of theUnited States
is now estimated at nearly 200,000,000
of.which New York state alone pro
duces 25,000,000 bushels , or 10,000-
000 barrels.
The potato crop of the country has
been estimated as equivalent to 800 ,
000,000 pounds of mutton or 4,000 ,
000,000 pounds of breid. Hundred !
of millions of dollars are annually in
vested in this staple , and Ihousandsof
men get a living in the work of mar
keting the crop.
Tha principal potato-growing coun
ties cf the state are Washington , Ren-
sJelaer and Saratoga , and also the
counties in the centra of the state ,
bordering on the New York Central
and Erie raUruads. Aside from New-
York stats , larga supplies are received
from Maine , Massachusetts Vermont ,
.Michigan , Ohio , Illinois , and Nebras
ka. A few car loads once came from
San Francisco , buttho freight amount
ed to more than the value of the cargo.
The Bermuda Islands , South Carolina
lina , and Virginia are relied on for
early potatoes , from January to July ;
after which New Jersey and Long
Is'and supply the trade until about
the 10th of August , when shipments
begin from the interior of the state.
In some years large quantities are im
ported from Canada , and for a long
time New York has received a large
regular supply from the province of
Novo Scotia , Prices Edward's Island
and New Brunswick. In 1878 the
Imports of potatoes amounted to 780-
173 bushels and in 1879 , 607,553
bushels ; the duty on which , at 15
cents a bushel , brought the govern
ment more than § 200,000 in the two
yeara.
New York also imported to foreign
countries in 1878 , 531,437 bushels ,
and in 1879 , 547,611 bushels. They
went mainly to the West Indies and
South America ; and in 1879 a large
quantity was shipped to England , on
account of the general failure of the
crop in Great Britain.
A Canuck Law Maker in a Hotel.
Jnnttord Te'e rua.
Among the railway travelers eating
dinner at a hotel in Belleville the oth
er day was a fellow who swallowed
meat , potatoes and bread as if he had
ieen a week without eating.
A second cup of coffee was brought
XD him , and in his hurry he picked it
up and took a large swallow. It was
considerably hotter than pepper , and
n his excitement he opened his mouth
and shot the liquid across the table
against ayoung man's shirt bosom.
"Gosh whoop hot beg pardon
blazes1'he ! exclaimed , reaching for
.he water.
"You are a hog , sir ! " replied the
young man "a regular hog. "
"I am , eh ? "
"Yes , sir-:11 :
"And I've got bristles ! "
' 'Yes , you have. "
"And I gruntl"
"Yes. "
"Stranger , " said the man , as he
reached across the table after another
slapjack , "stranger , I'm not a hog.
I'm only an M. P. bound for Ottawa. "
An Intereatlrg Puzzle.
Spellers of all grades and ajfea will
ind the attempt to write the following
rom dictation an interesting puzzle.
A lady who was sure she could win the
Webster unabridged , offered as a prize
n case she succeeded , missed only 22
of the 92 hard words. A professor of
anguages , who prided , himself on his
mpwledge of'orthography missed 28.
it is possible that some typo may pat
hem all up correctly. Let cs see that
some of our readers can detect the er
rors. Webster is the standard.
The rsott skillful ganger I ever
mew was a msligned cobbler , armed
with a poniard , who drove a peddlsr's
wagon , n""g a mullein stalk as an in-
trnment of coercion , to tyrannize
overiis pony , shod with calks. He
was * German Sadducee , and had a
ihthisickycatirrh , diphtheria and the
liflions , intermittent erysipelas. A
certain nibyl , with the Bpbriqcet of
Gypsy , " went into ecstacies cf each-
noarion at seeing him measure a
icihel of pea * , and separate sac
charine tomatoes from a heap >
of peeled potitoes _ without dye-
ng or singeing the ignitible queue ,
which he wore , or becoming paralyzed
with a heracrfhaze. Lifting Her yes
o the ceiling of the cupola of the cap- ii
tel , to conceal her _ unparalleled era-
larrawnEJt , malong a rough eourte-
ly , and not harassing hisiwith raystl-
ying , rarehnng , and stupefying iau-
aadoes , she gave him a couch , a bou-
pet of Ifllies , mignonette , andfuchsi-
, a . treatise on . inenmonieejci . copv of
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lie Apocryphia in hiero ypiic * , da-
jnsrrotypes of MendelssoJm and Koa-
dasko , a fcaJeidoseope , a draa pHal
f ipacacoaaha , ateaapocnfnl nspa- "
h * for deleble parposea , a fernle ,
Jarioaet , foae iiecncs a srcni-
jle , s carneEtn of Bymmeirical
rroporucns , * cErsnosneier wztn raore-
be ! balsscs v'b.eeL , Lor of domi- fcH
aad a catecMnm. The ganger , -
'Yu lso traffrrfng recti era&d
'ptJsIjioaeT cf niae , preferred a
woolen surtout ( his choice was prefer
able to a vacillating , occasionally oc
cnrring fiiosynaa'iy ) and woefully ut
tered this apothegm : "Lfa ; is check
ered ; but schism , apoitacy , heresy ,
and villainy shall be punished. " The
sibyl apologizingly answered : . "There
is r.n'fably an altezeablo difference be
tween a conferrable ellipses nnd tri
syllable diieresis. "
BABY SAVED.
We are so lhankfnl to eay that oar baby M
oenmnently ciired of a dangerous nrulirotract -
lirr gul ntyof the bowel * by t'le use ot Ucp
Bitter * by Its mother , nhicli at the sitna tlnw
restored htr to psrf-ct he Hh mid trcuctli.
The Parents , I'.ocbeater , N. Y. tcu another
column.
GIVE IT A. TRIAL
and you will bo aitni hcd. "Anskealg. " Dr.
S. f itsbee's External Pile Remedy , klvcs Instant
rtllet and ia an infallible care for the most ob-
sticate caws of Pilfg. It bu made tbo most
wonderful cures of this terrible dl ord r. 'O.OCO
prateful people that have used It can testify to
the same. Samples with full directions sent frea
to all SjfTerers on application to AuikeiU depot ,
Box 3316 , New York. Sold by all fiMt-claw
druyglsta.
EVERY TOBACCO OHEWER
should provide himself with a bottle
of SOZODONT.so that when he calls
upon the ladies he can rinse 1m mouth
and remove the odor which hovers
around the person of the nicolized.
Not alone for its aroma is it valuable ,
but as a curative and preservative of
the teeth it Is unsurpassed.
Broken cigar boxes can bo mended
by Spalding's Gluo. How queer !
Caiarrha !
HA KINO offensive mucous , PAINS over the
ejes , CRACKLING in the head , SICItKNINQ
breath , DEAFNESS and tlckllnin the throat ,
are SIGNS of CATARRH. The PUKULKNT
SECRETION'S thrown upon the BRONCHIAL
TUBES whllo asleep , follow the mncona me m-
brano , and POISON THE ENTIRE SYSTEM.
Snfierers know how OBSTINATE the disease is.
The ac Jon of Catarrhal Virus , like that of small
pox haj been FINALLY DISCOVERED. Catarrh
is now cured.
A. McKiasCT , R. R'd Pres. . 33 Broad St. , N. Y.
"WEI DE MEYER'S CATARRH CUHK Is won-
derful. "
E. H. BROWS , Merchant , 339 Canal 6t. , M. Y.
CATARRH 11 YEARS. Cured by on pack
age.
S. BKCIDICT , Jr. , Jeweler , C97 Broadway , N. Y.
( family of. ) Cured of CHRONIO CATARRH
O. L. BRCSH , 443 Broadway , Y. Y. . CATARRH
10 YEARS. Could not taste or smell Cured.
"Host my > olceby Catirrh , and have been cur
ed. " J. HK.IDH.SO155 Newark Ave. , Jersey
City.
W. D. WOODS , 4S7 Broadway , N. Y. , cured o
Chronic Catarrh.
L. A. NKFMA-I , Merchant , 305 Fulton St. , Brook
lyn CHRONIC CATARRH. Given up by
physicians. Cured.
A. B. TIIOESS , Insurance 183 Montarn ; St. ,
Brooklyn , faclf and son cured of CATAIIRH.
J. D. McDo.tlLD , Merchant , 718 Broadway , K.
Y. ( bUter-in law. ) Had CATARRH 0
YEARS. Cured.
Etc. , Etc. , Etc. , Etc. Etc.
CUKED I CURED ! .URED CURED !
O. G. PRIMS i. Prop. West End Hotel , Lon ?
Branch , Cured of 0 yean Chronic Catarrh.
E. H. BROW.V , 391 Canal St. , N. Y. , Cuied of 11
years fhronic Catarrh.
J. D. McDo.f ALO , 710 Broadway , N. Y.Si3ter-in-
Law ) Cured of 40 years Chronic Catarrh.
MM. JACOB bWARTZ , Jr. , 200 Warren St. , Jcreey
City , cured of 18 yeirs chronic Cntarrh.
A. B. Thorn. 163 Uonta.oie St. , Brooklyn , ( self
and soil ) cured of Catarrh.
A. McKwsii , R. R. Pres. , 33 Broad St , N .Y. :
"My family experienced immediate relief "
&c. . &c. . Ac. , he. , &c.
DR. WEI DE MEYER'S PAMPHLET with the
most remarkable testimonial on record , sent
free , by his Agents , Mesa S.D. B. DEWEY A
CO.,48Dey St. N. Y. ; or by Dru ? ists. The cure
Is delivered at 81.50 a package. Think of a reai
cure for an obstinate diea4e , at this trifling
cost. dcc8 2aleod
IRON TURBINE
WIND ENGINE
f
MANUFACTURED BY
Mast , Fees & Co. , Springfield , 0.
The Strongest and Host Durable
WIND ENGINE
In the World.
Hundreds In use Snlowa and Nebraska Sold
[ y Dealers in nearly ewy county.
This cut representa our
Buckeye Force Pump
Trhlch is particularly
adapted to Wind Mill
use , as It works easily
and throws a constant
stream , and does not
freeze up In the cold
est -weather. Send for
price list to
W. H. RAYNER ,
Western AgX Osaha , Neb.
ONLY EFFECTUAL
KIDNEY REMEDY
AND SPJCCIFIC FOR
Erizht s DiieiM. Elaltetes , Ncrrocs DeMlit } ' ,
Pain in the Back , Loins cr fcWe , Droffj ,
GrarsI , Incostineace and R tcotion
ofUruieaad Fersale ConspZainta.
Esnd for mi treatise on the EHners , ent.Uod
Echoes You &jonld Heed , " aliUie pataphlrt
a great deal of information flee.
Excelsior Kidney Pad Co. ,
SOLE F OPEIEIOE3.
CTSold by P. W. EAIE & CO. Omaha "SI
QBAYT3 SP2 CIPIC MiSDJCLNi ,
TRADE rAsK.Tne Great
English , . ,
Beaedy , &i _ 3
An TT-firns . S5
cure for Scsi *
isal Weak-
nea8SperzB&-
EefoiB Takin
LhatfoCovas aeqaeoceof SeU-Aircae ; loa
f Kesxaj , UuiTenal Lasctode , Paia ia tbc
Bade. DzsaeBS ot Tisioa , PreoaicEre Old A
Lad i = any other Inaeases that lead iolnxuby cr
ncszpUon utd a ? itsiSart Grare.
STaH particulars in our phtiaphlet. which
re des e to scad tree by mail to erery one.
ESThe Specie MetadEei * sold by aa drajrlste
n per package , or six packages for $5 , or wa
Xfest free try z = aH on receipt cf Ut * ooaeyty
The Grayileeliciae Co. .
LD CC Osf AHABT / g. ISH , AJfP BT AL
DBCCGI3T3 ZTZETI
NERVOUS DEBILITY
E plireys' 2 ? o S'
" " yHomeopathiec g
" ' "
lTo.28.
kaows. Prte C per rial or S
riaJs aad lazzeralof powder for . .sgelpott. .
* oa receipt cf pcet. HEX
ttOXEO. MEDCO , S , Jtew Totfc
r free-1
. ift i = j tt
Ir e. Aiins ? ITM 5 Co. Psnitsd , X ;
GO EAST
VIA THE
Chicago & Northwestern
2,380 MILES OF ROAD !
It U the SHORT , SUKE and Safe Route Botwtsn
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE
aud 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 ONT.T ROAD between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Upon which Is run
PULLMAN HOTEL OAES !
In addition to thene and to please all clauses of
travelers. It jrlTe FIRST-CLASS MEALS at Its
EATING STATIONa at 60 cents each.
ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAI131
ITS COSHES ARE THE FIHESTI
ITS EQUIPPHENT FIRST-CLASS
If yen wish the Best Traveling Aceomraoda
tlons you will buy your ticket * by thia Routs
CTAND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
All Tickets Agents can sell TOO Through
Tickets via this road and Check tunal
Baggage Free ot Charge.
OMAHA TICKET OFFICES-IS ? * Famham St. ,
Cor. 14th , and at Union Pacific Depot.
DENVER OFFICE In Colorado Central and
Union Pacific Ticket Office
HAN FRANCISCO OFFICE 2 New Montgomery -
ery Street.
For Information , folders , maps , etc. , not ob
tainable at Home Tlcku Office , address any
agent ot the Company , or
MARVIN HUCHITT , WH. . STEMHETT ,
OenT Min.errr , GenT Pas . Agent ,
CHICAGO. ILL.
JAMES T. CLARK ,
Oen'l Act Omaha & Counc'l ' Bluffs.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
AKT
St. Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Helidble Sioux City Itoutel
100 MILES SHORTEST IIOUTK I
From Council BInfls to
ST.
X rU.DW.KJ
OXC. 33XSTVT A
And all points In Northern Iowa. Minnesota and
CHkota. Thia Una Is eqolppnd vltb the Im
? roTed Westlnghouse Automatic Air Brakes and
Illller platform Coupler and Buffer. And for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
s onsnrpaBsed. Elegant Drawing Room and
Sleeping Cars , owned and controlled by tha e om-
> ny , run Through Without Charge , betw en
Jclon Pacific Transfer depot , Council Bltl SB ,
and St , Paul. Trains leara the Union Pacific
Transfer Depot at Council Bluffs at 8:18 : p.m. ,
eacblng BIoux City at 10:20 p. m and St. Paul
at 11:05 a. m. , making
st TEN HOURS IN ADTAJICB or AN *
OTHEB RODTJE.
Returning , lears St. Paul at 830p. to. , atrtr-
Ing at Sloor CJty 1:1S a. m. , and Union Pacific
Transfer Dtpot , Coondl Bluffs , at 8:60 a , m.
JBTB sure that jonr tickets naA tU "S. 0. *
P. B. B.- t . a HILLS ,
Superintendent , Utaonri Valley , Iowa.
P. E. ROBINSON , A8st Oenl Fan. Aleut.
J. H. CTBBYAN.
Southwestern Prelfht and Pasamfer Ant ,
myiOtf _ Council Blnflu
SHORT LINE
18850.
THE
K.C.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
KXACIIUO ALL
Eastern & Western Cities
With less charges and in advance ot other lines.
This entire line is equipped with Pullman's
Palace Sleeping Cars , Palace Day Couh-
CT , Miller's Safety Platform and
Coupler and the celebrated
ft estingbome Air-Brake.
13TSKK THAT YOUR TICKET P.EADSTE1
2ria Kansas CJtr , St. Juvcpb * u < r
, vl SITES
Tickets for gale at all coupon stations 1 the
West.
J. F. B1RNARD , A. C. DA WES ,
Cen'ISupt. , GenlPass. & Ticket Air't
St. Jceph , ilo fit. Jowpb , Mo ,
W. C. 8 EACUHEST , Ticket Azen. ,
1H Fifteenth Street , betnren Farnham and
Donulw , Union Block , Omaha.
JOS. TEUON , A. B. BARKARD.
Paw. Agent. Omaha CekT Agent , Omaha.
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars I
OHIIO-A-Q-O
- - ,
BURL.HCTON&QUIHCY
With Smooth and Perfect Tnck , JSejint Villxn
ger Coaches , and
PULLMAN 8LEEPNC _ & DIHIMC CARS.
ItisKknowIed edbythePreassndan who trarsl
ortr It , to be the BUT Arroimro and Biet
Uijuaia Eod In ihe Coustry.
PASSENGERS GOING EAST
Bhaold bear In min4 that this Is the
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Potts Eaft , Sorth and Borftwest.
Ptoeogta by this Bxxit * hart cnolc * o
FOUR DIFFERENT BOUTES ,
And the AdmU e of SIX Dafly Line * c <
Palace HeeplEZ Can from Chicago to
New York City Without Change.
All Express "Inlet OB UJt llae an s oOped with
the Wectinzhouae Patent Air Brake * and
idler's Pateat Safety Platform and
Chapters , thu most Perfect Pro-
tec oa Against Acddenti
In the world.
VHKl SLEEPIKC AMD DIMMCAU
AM run ot. tbo Burlington Boat *
ccBcerdn ; Route * . Kales , Hat
Concoctions , etc , wCl b cheerfully giren ly
appljia ? at the office of tha CcrUnTtoa Boole.
6 14th St. . Oasaha , Nebraska.
& K. PEKKIKB , D. w. HITCHCOCK ,
Genl ICacacer. Ota. WrR'n ftfs. Aft.
J. 0. raLLIPI , Et. Joe. , Mo
General Ant , Omaha.
H. P. DECKL ,
Ticket A-jest , Otnahi.
lebtdllP
h t ft P.I
. IAV :
. .tTk " - * BJ
" srcS
,5gX vi | . . _
( " ° " "
"l - 'lrt 1.00eUfr -
r ci' tf. 'iXja K
* if CM car t
' ? i'H'S AT THE bASE TDDS JX
, OLIVER ,
- * " "
"S BOWELS ,
and the KIDNEYS ,
atrcaRdisuoa.
or torpid , and
s therefore fonxd
expe8ed
. PILES. COS
KID5ET COaPllJ5IS.
5E2TOCS
BLSOEDEES ,
( f tZttt oryaru
Ifjry SeffT BnioespslBsi sa4 tebtsj f
Vt KIDSErrWOET
tesZi. Tl is a dry , ityZaZU campus * out
Q 1 1 P IT P H D C J or < ' < > iiirlis'ol < ! s , Broneliilis
O U n L U U n L AsHuna , Consumption ,
And ALL DISEASES of the Throat and Lungs.
Put Up in Quart Size Bottles for Family Use.
PAMTIflM . . .DONT BE DECEIVED by unprincipled d-nlera who try to mlm off
Mrtr 1 'V"1 . Kock and Rre In p'aii of our TOUMIOCK inl KYK. which Is th - Hlil > -
10ATED article rude , the OESL'ISE n ln a GOVEHNMc.VT STAMP on each bottle ,
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue :
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OKKICK OK INTKRXAL RKVKAUE ,
" " ' ° ' Jnu'r S' 18s < > *
Messrs. LAWRENCE i MARTIN. Ill Midlson St , CMa" lU\ \
OI.ITI.UISX : I hue received a "certlfled famuli" xlTin ; lh InirredisnU ami rel tu | > ratv > r.
tions used In the nunufacture ot an article which you advcrtlw and iwll un < lr Ihanunon' "fOLU
ROCKandRYE. " This componnd , accordinir < > > your ( urnmU , In the opinion cf this oftVi.TuuM
have a sufficient quantity of the BAUAU Of TOI.U to EUeltaII the vl .iU n Mrrit > ol ttbi
art.cle In pectoral complaints , whiiu tlio whliky ami syrup constitute anctnultJoti rmluciiu tha
comrouiul ansgreea > > le remedy to lh patient.
In the opinion of this offlcn , ail rticl cr > mpoun < lol accnnlln to thh fornnln miy prorxjrly hn
claised as a meJldnal preparation under tl o froiUlon * of S > .h lule A , fulluwin s < xUu < i 3 , T7 U. a.
Revised btatutcs , nd wLcn so s'Jimpe-1 tn * be sold by Hruurriit' % Aiwthfwirlcs , and Olh r r nt
without rendering them llaV'e ' to piy sp < x-al ! tsx as HIIUT ilcalrrt
Yours lles ictlully , ( bUned ) GREEN. B. RAUM. CommUal lor.
Lawrence & Martin , Chlciijo , Sola Airenu for the UnlU.1 * U' n and Cauuia. Mold t Dro ?
Slsl . Orocersand General Dealen .rerywhere. Hlmlt.ilo A < jnt f it Neb , STKKLE , JOII.S , ON > i
CO , will supply the trade t manufacturer * pilcci.
WHO 13 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CFOCRAPHY O < fHIS COUNTRY.
SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP , THAT THE
- ' '
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
IS THE GUEAT CONNECTING LINK JIETtVEEN THE EAST & THE U F.S"
Its main Una runs from Chicago tu Council IHnlnjCan for e tln purpo i only. I
Bluffs. pa lng thrnuith Jollet. Ottawa. l.a f-alle. great frataro of cur I'alaca Cars ! PM ) .
Ueneseo , Mollno , llock Island. Davenport. Vim HAIXX.N wn r you cam enjoy your "t a *
Liberty , Iowa Clty.MarroKo , Brooklyn. < > rlnnell. at all honrs of th < j day.
UeaMolnes ( the capital of Iowa ) . Stuart. Atlan Magnincent Iron Unites * span the M fUstptjr
tic , and Areca : with branches from Bur u and Missouri rirers at all points cro-wr. tir thit
J unction to Peorla ; Wilton Junction Witunca- I'ne.and traasfersareaToidvdatCwunil UluflSL
tlte , Washington. Kslrfluld. Kldon. Helknap. Kanvas Cltr. l earenwnrth. and Atchl n. ooa >
Centrcrllle , PrinceU > n. Trenton. Uallatln. Came nectlons being made In Union Itrftl * .
ron. LeaTenworth. Atcblson. and Ka : ai Cltr : THK L'ltl.Ntll'AI. K. IU CONNK < JTlt Ny Cff
Washington to Slgourney. Oskaloona. ami Knox- TH1H OltKAT T11KUUUII I4.NB A-'LeJ A&
Tllle : K okDK to Karalngton. Bonsparf , Ufa * HJIJXJWB :
tonsoort. Independent. Rldon. Ottumwa. Kddf * Al CHICAUO. with all dlrerslug lines 'or ttss )
Tlll > > . Oskaloosa , 1'ella.Monroe. and Ix > Molncs : Bast and booth.
Newton to Monroe ; I > s Molnes to Indlanolaand At K < KiLcrrooi > . wltatbeL.H.AM.B.
Wlntersetr Atlantic to Jxtwls and Audutxjn ; and yuV.AC It-lW. .
A'oca to Ilarlan. This Is posltlrely the onlr At WA.-I.NC.TOX HriOHTS. with 1' .
Kallroad. which owns , and operatrn a through
line from Chicago Into tbe State of Kansas. At I.A HALLE , with IlLCent. ItIt. .
Through Express Pass nger Trnlnn , with Pull- Atl'roHiA. with 1 * P. * J . T. H. & E , LB. &
Dan Palace Cars attached , are run -ach way daily W. : 111. Mid. : and T. 1 * . * w IfU.
Between CHICAOO and 1'touIA. KA.NHAH Crrr , At 1UK.K ICLASn , with "Milwaukee t Haff
Loc.fcir. Btcrrs. l.rATENWoitTH and ATCIII- Island auortUne. " and itock I.l'd A l'o. . 1
At UATEMtiUT , with th I > areaport l/iTla > o l
lee nnd Kansas Cltr , rta the "Milwaukee and C.M.AHt.1 * it-K.
Hock Island bhir-MJne. " At WEUTLlBZItTT. with tbe IUC It-A :
The Great Uock Island" Is magnUlccntlr At ( ililMtzI.rltb l ntral Iowa 1C. K.
eqnlpp4. lu road Md Is stmplr p rlect. and Its A turn Mot.nt.w1th I M.AK D It. J. .
track Is laid with steel rails. Atcocacit. BLL'rm.witb Cnlun I'arin U.B. I
What will please jrou most will b * the pleasure At OMAHA , with Jt.iMo.Il.lt. It. In f < > .
of enjorlng Tour meals , while passing otertbe AtCoLUMllti1JL" < CTKj.f.w1thI ! . ( 1C &N.lt ( { ,
beauUTul prairies of Illinois and Iowa. In one of
rmr maraiacent Uinlnx Can tnat accompany all
Througu Express Trains. You get an t-nttrw At vi-f I'eo. A War ; niuw.
. .Keo AN-W.H.'Ws.
meal , as good as tsserred In any Dnt-cliii hotel ,
< ' 1I.M.J K.K.
ApprecUtln'tne fact that a majmitr ir tne AtATCIIIsOf. ' Itn Ateh. . Topf ka A bait a f f
p 3ple prefer separata apartment * for different L o.Jlr C P It. ltd * .
[ mrpoes ( and th Immense passcnKir business At LEATLHiruurn. with Kan. pac. au < 3 Ka4.
jl tils line warranting It ; . w nr plsed to an Cent. Ii. Kds.
nounce that tbts Company runs I'uUman J'alaee AtKANMAS CITT. with all line * for tt'J WtiM
Sltrptny Can lor sleeping purposes , and 1'alate and Houlhwest.
I'AI ACE CAICM ar ran ( hrough to I'KOUIA , IEM
COU.YCII. ULivn , KAXMAM CITT. A.TVIIIMON. and . .
Ticket * Tin thU Line , known tut the "Orrat Koclc. JsUnd iluutc , " nro o t 6jt
all Ticket AffBIM In the United Htates anil Canada. i
i'or InTonuatlon not obtainable at jrour home ticket offlee , a ldro * .
ByVLr. , E. ST. JOH ? * * .
Gea'l goperiatcndent. Uen'l Tit. and Paai's
GHAS. SHIVERiCK.
FURNITURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS
W J..DTDO"W : STT A TBS-
And everyining pertaining to the Furniture and
upholstery Trade.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE
W -hJST
ap M mon th tat 12 8 and 1210 Farnhara Street.
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivatcr
± 88O _
HAHUFACTUREDBY S. P. MAST&eO.SPRIHFFIELD,0
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron IJeam Walking
Cultivator , with or Trithout Siringg.
The Sew Force Feed Kuckeyc Drill , enc or two Herse Style.
Inouire for them at the beat dealers.
* F. E PUSH , Gen. Agent , Umaha , Neb.
A oer icd and hllLerto cnkoown
til ( Use te U the JOdaejs , lz der ad Vrsarj
U w21 poeitirely can ZKabeUs GraTcI. Dry-
ST , Erlzhf s Disease , toaiiliir to retaio ot cni
and Kasty cnae , Paffifrl Cnaaiice , LAXK
BACK. Oder * ! Weakseec , aad aU TexcaU
, certain ia it
cScU aod oae * wbea-sotissr rise ean.
Zcr tCa by Drctj3si or test oj i = fl tnt
cj-oa itaijfl ot the pAot , C.W-
JAY OBKY FAD CSPZSrK ,
ZtiieAo , CX"5
jo = r aiira * isr c = r fcnle book ,
int Smi. '
JUOS Z. 1SZ ,
Dr. Eosanko's Ehemnatic Care :
AJJALTALI
The add Hood J the prteary
taintsr power of EiurXArutf. th
an Alka/i there can t w * - -
BOJA5KO EH1XXATJC
Chr Sc
Dr. BesaBko'
i i „ ! , j-ff tot yeraaznoA car * int thia oc tt
and
ti r ac tut UM
faJ HndJ of PHet. Prict , Onit.
C. T Atr.fi < l , iKTLGfri ted P&isb&att.
Corsa * . XjtiA s , tmjt : Iyer fttt Etmtdj
tu j ! e3 Ioe-efa ratofartios.
Tii9 Dr. Eosanko
.
c. j. GOOMU.S ; '
tAgtat. Orrans.