& 5 fears before thePulUe.
THE GENUINE
DK.C.McLANE'S
LITER PILLS
affections of the Liver , an n a lious
Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head-
at cbaracter' they
AND FEVER.
< o better cathartic can bo used pre.
paratory to , or after taking quinine.-
a simple purgative they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
* J ? bor , has & . " -wax seal on the Hd ,
iththeimpressionMcLANE'S LIVER
f U , ? ? ch , wraPPer bears. the signa
tures of C. McLAxc and FLEJUSO BEOS.
n&5T2asi uP ° n liavinj ; the genuine
DB. C. '
McLANK'S LIVER PILLS
, pro-
paredTjy
FLEMING BKOS. , Pittsburgh , Pa. ,
the market being full of imitations Of
the name Jlcl tnr , spelled differently ,
put same pronunciation.
COUGHS , BKONUIUI'S AND CONSUJIPTIOH.
That a Wcll-Knoirn Druggist gays about
A'len'e Lung Balsam.
MOTIIKRS.READ1
OiKLiKD STATICS , Sy.
OKrrLXHXic : Tlic demand for Allen's Lnnr
Bakam la Inert opini : constantly. Tba ladles
think there U no modic'no ' eual | to It tor Croup
aad Whoopinz Coah. C. 8. MAUHK. Drareiit.
Sold b ) > llMedlclne Men.
Toll-GateNo. 2.-
genious. 7 objectstofind. Bend Etamp forpack
PH. E. C. ABB Y Buffido N. Y.
Who uant glossy , luxuriant
nml MT.T.V tn scs of abundant ,
beautiful IIair must use
LION'S KATUAIBON. This
elegant , cheap nrtlclo always
"
makes" Hie Hair prow freely ,
and fast , tceps it from falling
out , arrests and cares grayness -
ness , remoTes dandruff and
itching , makes the Hair
stroug , giving it a curling
tendency and keeping ife-in
any desired position. Bcau-
iifril , JieallhyHnlr is the sure
reaalt of usingJELathairon ,
ATTORK YS-AT-UW.
VVM. SIMERAL ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-Cunpbell'a Block ,
18th EtreettetwtcnFarnham and Doufclaa ;
OMAHA , Nfcll.
D. L. THOMAS ,
A TIOHNF.Y AT LAW Loans jnorey. buys
/A. and Mils real utate. Hcom 8 , Crelghton
Blck. .
A. C. TROUP ,
A TIORKEV AT LAW Office In Hanscom'l
Block , ltb ronf E. Prltchott , 1508
hapi tit. OMAHA. NEB.
L. THOMAS ,
AT LAW-CruIckinankB Bnlld
ATTOHKKY
A. M. CHADWICK ,
A ITORNEY AT LAW Office 1504 Farnham
A tr et. %
A. SWARTZLANDE
A TTORNEY AT LAW Cor. 13th and Famham
A rtrert. mayZStl
WILLIAM A. FONDA ,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOE AT LAW.
JtIloom No. 6 , Frenier Block , opposite Port
OfflceOMAHA. . NEB.
WM. L PEABQDY ,
T AWYEK Offlc * In Creljfhton Block , next to
JLl Pott Offlce , OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
flf Patenli Procured. " *
KOTAKT 7UBLIO. COLUOTIOKS I ADB
E. D. MCLAUGHLIN.
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF K
jtX TjiE PEACE Southeast corner Fifteenth B
and Douglas St. -E
{ Collections Promptly Attended
.0
O'BRIEN & BARRETT ,
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atLaw
Attorneys - , G
OFFICE-Unlon BIotk.Fi/tccnth and Farnhaml N
A. L. ROBISON. 0B )
A TTORlIEY AT LAW. Room Crelghton
0B
A. Block. OMAHA Neb. fnnl-U B
P
ATTORNEY AT LAW. N
&
KKRBAGH BLOCK. COR. DOUQ. & ISTH STS. SI
OMAHA ; KEB. SIS
W. J. Connell , CL
Attornej at-Law , L
Si
Offlce : Front roomg , up"st lr ,1n Hanacom's Sis
new brick building , N. w. corner FUteenth and s
Farnham Streets.
JOBH L RJIOICX. Unas R. RIOIOK. s .
REDICK A KEDICK , B
a
s-at-Law. c
Attorney - - .
BpedU attention will b given to all is
ojiinst corporations of every description ; will iss 3
practice in al Xho Conru o ! the State and the isB
United * 8 Utes. Office. Farnham St. , opposite
Court House. _ B
P
ADAMS & SIMERAL.
TTORNEYS AT LAW Boom 0 Crelghta
Block , 16th md DougUa tre ta. noBdh
C. F. MANDERSON ,
ITORNXY AT LAW ! i2 rmhm Street
Omaha Kebrarta.
PARKE GODWIN ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW llth and Donglal
J , Strsets. with G. W.Doane
T. w. T. RICHARDS. a. J. HOKT
RICHARDS & HUNT ,
Attorney s-at-Law.
Omcc 21& South Fourteenth Street.
EAST INDIA
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BITTERS ! EI
1LER & CO. ,
f ] SOLE MANUFAOTUBBR3.
OMAHA. Neb.
Only Direct Line to
UENERALTRANSATLAHTIC COMPAN
-QCTWEEN New York A.d H rrePJer 12.N.H
T ) foot ol Morton st. , pier ol compuy.
Trarelenby this line iold both triniitby En
glUh r llw T uid tbc ducomlort ol crosslnc th
Oanut lin a unill boat
CANADA , FJtAJfOict , Wclnesday Jinnarr U
jlnooo.
AttE&lQTJK , B. JOCCLO , Wedne diy Febnun
t , H m-m.
FRANCE , Tacntu , WeJnesdiy , Ftbnary
'
18 , 11 a. m.
PttlCE OF PASSAGE ( Inclndlnr .
TO HAVKB Flnt Cabin , 100 nU80 ( ; B oond
in , :
LOOTS DE BEDIAN-Anat , 6 Broadway jr. Y
TBANK E. MOORES , Ko. ai , Wort Bide UU >
Funhita lad'cDocelM. Sen IXar
Offic * T
-
THE DAILY BEE.
OUAKA PUBLISHING . . PROPRIETORS.
Parnuim , eei. Slh and 10th Streett.
TEEilS OF SUBSCRIPTION
1 \ ear.ro ad nc * ( postpaid ) laOO
6 month * " ' * .00
months " " 2J > 0
TIME TABLES.
T11EJIA1LS.
CLOSIKO.
C. fl. W. R. BSO a. m. , 8 p. n.
0 B. * J. , 30 a. m. , 5 p. m.
O. K. 1. 4 P. E. RJO a. m. , B p. u
C. 4 St. Joe i JO a m. , 8-p. m.
S. City & P. 1:30 a. m.
U. P. R. R. , 1330 a. m.
B. 4 M. R , R , 8:25 a. m.
O 4 N. W. , 7:30 a. m
orxKino.
O 4 W. ff. K. R. , 11 . m. il p. DV.
B A. Q. , 11 a. m. 930 p m.
C B. L 4 P. , 11 a. m , U p m.
a B. St. Joe , 11 a. m. , 11 p. m
S City ft P. , 11 u >
D P..4p. m.
B , 4 M. in Neb. , p
locl cialL ) for Slates Iowa leava ot o a
y.Tlz : 1:30 : a. m.
Office open from 12 to p. m Sundays.
THOMAS F. HALL , PottmMtei.
Arrival andDcparture oiTrains
UNION PACU10.
PACU10.alJUTH.
alJUTH.
Dally Express..12:15 p.m. 8:20 p. m.
do Mixed 6:10 p. m. 42S p m.
do Freight. . . 6:30 a , m. 1:10 p. m.
do do . . . . 8:16 : a. m. 1230a.m.
TIM CARD OF THE BURLINGTON BOUTK.
LK1YB eiLUU OIUHA.
Express 8:10 p.m. Express 10 00 a. m.
Mull 0.00 vm. Mail 10 M p.m.
Sundays Excepted. Sandayi Excepted.
CniCAOX ) , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC.
Hall 6:00 xm. I 10:00 p. m.
rrtffl..8:10p.m.l : 10:00a.m.
Sundays Excepted.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN.
UaU fcOOa.m. I 7 JO p.m.
Express 8:10 : p. m. | WOO a. m.
Sundays excepled.
KANSAS CITY , ST. JOE & COUNCIL BLUfW.
UAV * . aaarvm.
Uall _ . _ BOO a m. I Express _ . . 6.16a.m.
Exprt * 6Cp.in.MaU. | | 7:10 . m.
The only line running Pullman Bleeping Can
out of Omaha ta Union Depot
OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND BIOUX CITY
& PACIFIC RAILROAD ? .
Express 8.-OOam. | 835 p.m.
Daily Except Bandars.
B. & K. B. B. in OTBRA8KA.
OaiibalT ) . . . . 8.00am Kearney J'nonrM O a m
PltttsmonthfirlO.-2i na BloomlnztonlT)6dOam )
Kearney Jncar)7:65 ) : pm Red Cloud GT.635 am
Red Cloud ( arr)7ai ) pm
Bloomlngtonar)9.26pm ( ) Omaha ( an ) . . . . i bp m
REPUBLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY.
Hasting * OT ) 8:05 a.m. t Bloomlngton farll.r. ) : [
BloominjrUro 135 p m | Hastings ( ar ) 4:66 p m
BIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL B. B.
Hail 8:10 a. m. I Express lO.-OOa. m.
i S:10p-m. : I UaU ISO p. m
BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. B. B.
DUMMT nJLnn.
Loare Omaha , daily : 8 a. m. , 9 a. m. , 10 a.
11 v m. , 1 p. m. , 8 p. m. , 8. p. m. , 6 p. m. , fl
m.
Leave Council Blnfls835 a. m.,8:25 : a.m. ,
10:25 a. m. , 11:25 a. m. , ISfip. m. , 1-25 p m. ,
26 p. m. , 6:25 p. m. , 6dfi p. m
Four trips on Sunday , leaving Omaua at 9 and
a. m. , 2 and p. m. ; Couacfl BluOa at 936 ,
a. m and 2:25 and 6:25 p. m.
.
Leave Omaha : 8 a.m.,7 a. m.,8 0 a. m , ,
p. m. , 4:60 p. m , 7SS p. m.
Leive Council Bluffs : 7:15 a. m. , 9iO : a. n. ,
a. m. , BSS p. m. , 70 P. m. , 71 p. m. ,
p. m. Daily except Sunday.
011AHA & REI'UBLICAN VALLEY B. R.
LIULVa. AXKITB.
j il 10.46a.m. 435p.m.
Dallr except Bandar.
COMMERCIAL. G
. . G
rjB rji
Omaha Wholesale Markets. B
T
OMAHA , May 18,1880. |
BUTTER AND EQUS.
Choicetable 1720c
Packers loU 10@13
Fresh egg * , per dux - S *
Honey lo@18
POULTRY.
_ , nlckciu , per doz 2 00@2 2fi
GROOERIES.
EUGAIli
Cut Loaf. 01
Powdered. - 10 * >
granulated
Standard "A" . N > SIA
OffA nT A
Extra "C"
Gi
Extra choice and very bright. . . 48a52
Bright Table Drips. . . . 45a48
tfew Orleana MoUassea . 48a50 Be ;
Market advancing BeFi FiFr '
Fr
Mo , prime to choice . 17al8 FrDC
Jio good to prime . 16al7 DCD
lie fair to good . 15Jal6 Hl [
28
On
. G.Java 25a28
BICE.
3oodtopnme ToMi [
few Prunes
ld Prunes
Jurrants.choice new 7 Be
JlackBcrries 12
laspberriea BeNc
'itted cherries
ilichigan grtd Apples NcNc
f. Y. Sliced NcNc
Nc
Jvaporated NcNc
Itate Peaches NcNc
lalt Lake Peaches 144 Nc
NcAi
14J
Jalifornia Peaches Ai
.
CANNED QOODS.
'S"0ystera , 2 Ib cans , ] ? case. . 3 75 Eli W
do do 1 Ib can.percase. . 225
lightweight Oysters 2 Ib tf case 2 90 Os
jalmon , \ Ib , tf , dozen 170 10
do 2ft'tdozen 275 Wl
anaarH Tomatoes,2 Ib , V casa 2 50
" 3 Ib , tf case 3 35
Standard Peaches , 3 ft , $ case. 4 60
" " 21b , < ? case. 360 IB
EUspb"erries , 2 Ib , $ case 300 bio
aiackberries , 2 Ib , case 2 70 dig
> rn , 2 ! b. casa 2 50a4 00 am bci :
dk.pplety Gal , doz. . . . . . . " . . 3 85 am
Marrow Fat Peas,2 Ib , tf "case. . 3 90
tring Beans. 2 tt , per case. . . . 2 40
SUNDRIES.
. 10
Nutmegs. 10 Si
nner SiP
pice 17 P
Cloves ; tic
Cossia 27
BU
Bop
Candles.l6oz
Greenwich Lye.per case 3 90 la
Beans.per bushel 80 cafe
uheese full cream 14
UU&.SS.
IVlndow Claw , 60 per cent , dis foec
count off list. ec
ecot
HARDWARE. ot
IRON.
Common bar. 3
EIone-Bhoe bar 4
Norway nail rod. 10
HTEKL. . .
SBtplow. . . . . . . .8 di -
cast , tool 15@17 diV )
- do 25@30
AILS.
fens , upwards. SCO
' ' ' ' . .
J'rd'd's shoe 'g -
mule"A
mahanafl tens , upwards. . . 353
utumnnaib 2333 at
DRY GOODS. L
BROWK COTTONS. orD
Atlantic "H" 8J orCi
do "F' 7 Ci
Pepperell "O" S3-7i Civt
do "R" S6-74 vtTl
" "
do "E" .
ndianHead lc ;
AwmiceXXX W1
W1m
Sfebratka. Standard "AA" . m
DENUIS. * '
17 al 1
BeayerCreek "AA" alWi
, 14J Wi
do "BB" . 13J WiB
ytaakers . 10
Palmer . - , . in in
Otia "AXA"- . . - . . 15 ea
do "BB" . _ 14 eafr
do "CC" . is fr
Warren "AXA" . 15
do I'BB" . 14 81 ;
do "CC" . . . 13
UDCES.
Plymouth "AAA" . 15
Nrw Bedford , 10 oe . j6 t
Boston S. O. . . * . . 12
JBLKACHED COTTONB. U
do Cambria . 13
Cabot . 9
Fruit of the -Loom . U
fewYork Milln . 13
ffiETMuslin . - 104
Wamiutta . S6-12i
Pepperell . 6-4 20 >
do . 8-4 21
do . t . 9r4 27
do . . . U-4 SO
TICB3NOS ,
Amockeacr. . . . . . . . . . . 82 21
FalliO. B.O . 20
do "AA" . I m
da "AAA"
5.Tlitfi" . it mn lo
; ; . . , 17 \
, MMMtMltlf.Jif .ft * * 10 )
PRINTS.
Albany " 7
Albion. . . . . . " . 7J
Harmony. . . . . . . . . . . r. . . . 6a
American , . . 7
AUen's . ' 7
Allen'sPinks .7
Ancona Fancy. 7
Manchester 7
Merrimack " . 7
Merrimack Shirtings . ' 7
Richmonds 7
Richmond * , E 7
Bprague'a . - . . * < H
Simpson's Mourning 7
Simpson's Black 7
STRIPES.
American 10
Amoskeag U12
Awning stripes 19
Lewiston , A 16
Hamilton 12J
Omega 16@17
.ittofield 7
LUMBER ,
Framing. 18 ft. and under $20 00
Each add. ft over 18 , per M. . . . 50
Fencing , No. 1 , 12 to 20 ft 22 00
No.2 , 12to20ft 2000
Sheeting , Dressed , No. 1 20 00
" " No.2 1900
Common Boards , D-iessed 22 GO
STOCK BOARDS.
AStock 4000
B " 3500
0 " 8000
Common Stock 25 fl
/LOOKING.
No.JFlooring 40 X
No.2 " * 3500
No.3 " 2500
Yellow Piue Fleering , No. 1. . . 45 00
SIDING.
No.lSididg 2500
No.2 " 2250
No.3 " 00
PICKETS.
No.lPickets , perM 82 50
No.2 " " 2500
FINISHING.
NalFinbh , ! } . li , and 2 in. . . - 5500
No.l " lin 6000
No. 2 " 1 } , 14 , and 2 in. . . 45 00
No.2 " lin 4000
No. 3 Finish , in 3500
SHIP LAP.
PlalnShipLap 2300
0. G. " No.l 3000
" No.2 2500
No.3
CEILING.
1 Beaded , 6 In. , No. 1 2500
No.2 2300
iBead d , 4 and6 in. , No. 1. . . . 4000
" " " No.2. . . . 3500
Corrugated Ceiling , No. 1 50 00
A. Star ( best ) Shingles. 875
No.2 " 800
No. 8 " 260
IA.TH 400
Ume.bbl 135
" bulk , per bush ' . 40
Dementbbl 2 W
low * Plaster , bbl 260
\tichifranPlaster.bbl 275 c
Sair , per bush 25 ii
rarred Felt , 100 Ibs 800 iia iiE
Straw Board , " 400
3. G. Battens , per 100 ft lin. . . 125 a
kVell Curbing 8000 a
io ngh J , and 2 in. , in Battsjper
looftun. . . . : : . M t
fOSlb. li
' 7in 18 lit
"
6in 16
t
" Quarter.Sln 16
3ak,4x4 ' 30 t
4x6 40 V
) . G. Casing. 5 $ and 6 In. , pet Vt
100 ft.lin.t SOO 0
3ok Plank and Timber , per M. 40 00 0t
31ear Poplar 5000 0fl
Slack Walnut 10000 fl
HIDES. 0b
Sreen Hides , per Ib 7 > 0r
? reen Cured Hides 8 r
Dry Hides 12@15 c
Dry Salted Hide 10@12 i
Jheep : Pelts 80@1 00 fl
Fallow 44@5 flh flo
LIQUORS. WINFS. ETC. o
Ugh Wines , V gal HO h
Ucofaol , 1801 ? cent. V gal. . . . 215 o
French Spirits proof 120 fl
tlarahall's Bourbon Whisky. . . . 1 25 flI
ililler's Bourbon Whisky 1 60
Jrandy , very fine , tf gal. 4 00a8 00 81
do common to fine 1 60a3 75 81tl
Jin , 100 per cent 1 40a3 00 tltl
do Holland , 90 percent 1 25 tl :
ems , mixed Jamaica , gal. . . . 1 25a4 00 tlit
do New England 2 00a2 50 itti itd
Cennedy Bitters tf gal 150
ti
700 ;
do do tfcase tid
do do do 100 case lots 6 50 d
lhampagnea , pints in baskets. .20 OOaSO 00
omestic Champagne 12a20 ei
ortWinetf case 5 OOalO 00 eitt
herries 5 OOalO 50 ttfr
JeaEdinburg ] 275 frai
' 275 ai
do Bass&Co's
luinness Dublin Stout 2 75 aire
refo
LEATHER. fobi
lest SlaughterSols 33a35 bi
est Oak 38a41 tr
'rench Kips 1 lOal 45 trat .
rench Calfleading brands. . . . 1 25a2 10 at
lose
lomestic Kips 65 al 00
lomestic Cafis 90al 10 seth
sem
emlock upper , tf foot 20a 22 m
ak upper , & foot 24 than
rain , upper , tf foot 20a22 thH
inings , doz 7 OOalO 00
oppings , t ? doz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 900 an
orocco , ( bootleg ) tf foot 35
do oil dressed 35
do Simoa perskin 2 75a3 00
do Glovelkid 325
oot Webbing , bolt 40a50
HAKNESS LEATHER.
b. 1 Pittsburg Oak 41 01
b. 2 Pittsburg Oak 33
b. 1 Cincinnati ! Oak 36
o. 2 Cincinnati ! Oak 33 R
o.l Hemlock 35 flc
0.2 Hemlock 3' < sa
COAL , HETAIL in
nthricite 1050 inar
lossburg 1200 argo
ryommg ; 850 goni
skaloosa ! 550 ni
iwaNnt 500 its
Tiite Breast 650 in
TRUTH AND HONOR. laiSf
Query : What Is the best family medicine in fo
world to regulate the boweli. purify tbe
oed , remote costlvencM and billlousnera , aid th
gesilon and tone up the whole nj stem ? Truth an
id honor compels us to answer. Hop Bitten , anCt
init pure , perfect and harmless. Ed. Sse Ct
lother column. in
inTa
Ta
It does not make any difference how se-
ere the case of bilious derangement is , cum
immons' Liver Regulator will cure it Wi
peedily Smd effectually without saliva-
ion , or that prostration of the system en- it
oing from the use of drastic purgatives. foTl
As there are many spurious imitations Tlwi
nitations of this valuable medicine , take , wim
are the . m
you get genuine.
"We have been selling your medicine aiE
aidi
or some time , and we find it better adapt- di
d to the cure of bilious attacks than any diq [ <
ither medicine we have ever used or sold. ct
"JAMES M. BEASLEY & CO. , ctbi
"Magnolia , Ark. " bim
It is well known that a relationship ex *
-ta between piles , constipation , kidney
iseases and liver troubles. In Kidnev
Vbrt we have a remedy that acts on th
eneral system and restores health by gen.
ly aiding nature's interna1 process ,
ept26d&w ra
in Honest Medicine Free of Chargoj few
Of all medicines advertised to cure sc
ny affection of the Throat , Chest or fe
junga , we know of none we can rec- few
mmend as highly as DB. KING'S NEW w
iscovx Y for Consumption , Coughs , tl
/olds , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fe- tlB
er , Hoarseness , Tickling in the [
throat . , loss of voice , etc. This med- in
ino does positively cure , and that inof f
rhero everything else has failed. No ofei
aedicine can show one-half so many eiIt
'Ositivo and permanent cures as have It
ready been effected by this truly Itei
ronderful remedy. For Asthma and in
Jronchitis it is a perfect specific , cur- inre
og the very worst cases in the short- th
st time possible. We say by all thri
aeans give it a trial. Trial bottles rile
ret. Regular size $1.00. For sale by ta
( lly ) J. K. I8H , Omaha. tli
tliof
of
ofvi
I A.TI All Plaved Oat vi
viCC
common complaint in hot weather. CC
you * eel so , get a package of Kidney CCni
Vort and take it and you will at once feel nim
> tonic power. "It keeps up the healthy
m
cSon of the Kidneys , Bowels and Liver.
nd thus restores the natural life and T :
trength to the weary bodv. PP
P
EVERY TOBACCO OHEWER PS
ihould provide himself with a bottle ?
i SOZODON3UO that when he calls tiai
jpon the ladies he can rinse hli rrouth ai
ind remove the odor which hovers aiT
around the person of the nicolizsd. T
Jot alone for its aroma is U valuable , B !
jut aa a curative and praeervative of BC
BCtl
to teeth it U unBurpasesi tln
Broken.cigar Twxes can be mended
y Bpalding's Glue , > How queer ! ' ? <
v SPOET IN AFRICA.
MOKE ZEBKAS , OIEAFFKS , LIOKS AND
BEABS THAN ONE CAN FIRE A OUJf
AT.
London Times.
Mr. F. Falkner Curler , in chsrgo of
thedephmts atached t > the Royal
Belgian expedition into Afr ca , gives
the following excitng : account of an
encoun'er which he had with lions at
Kerima , Central Africc , fct whch :
place he and his caravan of 180 men
had arrived :
Our only food consists ti Indian
corn pounded between two stones ,
with a good shara of sand , and only
suit with it. It is well fo have even
this , but still men accustomed all
their lives to good animal food cannot
live on such poor fare. and to I go out
every second or third day with my
gun and kill a zebra , elimd , waterbuck -
buck , etc. One of any of these en
ables us to live in clover for a single
day. A recant expedition of this
kind , however , nearly cost me my life.
I felt that 1 must go in search of
food , as there was not at that time a
morsel in our camp , and so forth I
sallied. My first shot was at a giraffe ,
into which I put two bullets , and then
followed him over hill and dale until
noon , when heat , thint and want of
food obliged me to give up the chase.
After smoking a pipe and taking a rest
I was off again , got a shot at a zebra ,
but miased him. The zebra , 1 should
mention 1 , is the beat meat in Africa.
Rather dishoarteded , and grieving for
the poor hollow-eyed fellows I should
meet on my return , for whom I had
nothing in the shape of food , I turned
towards camp , and just at 3:30 : p. m.
a fine boar dashed past me. I sent a
bullet through him at once , but on he
went. I knew , however , we should
find him dead a few hundred yards
ahead by the quantity of blood in the
long grass , so I followed , but just
then sighted three zebras , so dropped
Biggie's trail and went off to try
and stalk the zebras. In about ten
minutes after I heard a fearful row ,
and f my two gun-bearers said it was a
f rhinoceros , I laid hold of my No. 10
bore , handing my "express" to my
bearar , telling him and the man car
ffi rying the smooth bore to keep closa to
me. I glided silently through the
grass , over six ftet high , until close to
the spot. Then I knew if it were a
rhinoceros that he was lying down , ai
I could not see a sign of him , so de
cided it must be two wild boars fight
ing. Something told me they could
not make such a horrible noise , which
actually seemed to rhake the ground
ind rend the very air arjund me.
Strange to say , it never struck me :
that the noise might proceed from
lions , although the place is full cf
them : , so I advanced boldly , dividing
the : grass with my rifle. I
then : discovered three lions de
vouring 'the ' pig I had ihot , and io
that short time they hid finished half
of it. The two nearest were within
two feet of me , and the farthest three :
feet and a half off. The brutes' beards ,
chests end claws were covered with
blood. Though startled at first , I was
perfectly cool , and yet felt peifectly
certain that I must be killed , as even a
tame lion ia savage when eating his ' .
food. The lion opposite caught sight
of mo at once , curled his lips , lashed
bis sides with his tail , but what the
others were doing I can not say , as my I.
friend was in the act of springing , and
dare not take my eye off him for a
lecpnd. At last he crouched for the
spring , and I let drive at his face , re
peating a step to give me a chance with
hoother barrel at one of the remain-
ng two , determined to sell my l.fe
loarly ; but to my great delight , these
wo sprang over the grass in opposite
lirections. I gave a sort of sigh of
elief , looked round for my gun bear-
srs , and there they were fitly yards off I
rembling with fear and blue with
right. The rascals had run away ,
md I had no gun to fall back upon. I
oturned to pick up my dead lion , but
ound that he had crept away with a
mllet through him. I followed his
rail until the jungle got too thick
.nd , it now being nearly dark and I a
eng way from camp , I gave up the
earch. The whole affair did not last
ere than ten seconds , but during
hat entire time it came to my mind :
lere is the lion Mrs. S. wants , 'with
n adventure attached to it. ' "
NORTHERN RIVERS.
HE 6TBEAM8 WHICH FIND THEIR OUT I
LETS IN PTJGKT SOUND.
Ijmpia ; Transcript.
The Lumtni rises in the Cascade
tange ; northwest of Mourt Baker ,
southwest the Nook- An
ows , receiving - ton
ichk from the southeast , and empties Bit
ito Bellingham Bay. Both streams pie boi ; !
re bordered with excellent land , and Its i
ItsAm
old has been found on the tributa- Am
ies. Next south Is the Swinomish , ishiF
s tourco in the Cascades , and empty-
ig into Bellingham Bay. The tide
mds at its month and upon the
winDmiah Slough , appropriated
3r cultivation are noted for
tieir heavy production of wheat , oats
nd .barley. . The Skagit rises in tha
lascado range , and empties by several
loutha in Port Susan. The Skagit feb t
alley is an extensive and rich agri- febX
ultural section , and considerable X
lining h carried on on its upper
raters. The Stilaguatnlsh also emp-
ic3 into Port Susan. ' " he timber on
k3 : banks is very valuable. Coal is
ound twenty miles from its mouth ,
'lie channel with the drifts removed
rould bo navigable for twenty-five
liles. The Shohomish empties oppo-
ite the south end of Whidby island. Pie
Eighteen miles from its mouth it ueOb
ividos into the Skykomish and Sno- Obma
ualmie. Tide flats divided by several 1
hannels stretch across its mouth , "Ii
lack of which extanslve U9 (
are cranberry for >
larahea. The Snohomish and Sno- ha'
ualmiearo navigable within a few pal mil
die * of Snoqnalmie falls. On the 1
inchomish and on both forks there is Bumi
large quantity of first-class af mi
AGRICULTURAL LAND. fah
The Snoqualmio rises in the Cascade le ' .
ango at an altitude of three thousand boi
eet , flows westerly twenty miles ,
rhen ! it makes a perpendicular de
cent of two hundred and seventy
eet/ / forming the Snoqualmio Falls. f
it , the lowest stage of the river the
ridth ; of the falls is ten yards ; when
he river is full , seventy-five yards.
Jeyond the falls are the famous Sno-
ualmio prairies. Duwamish empties
nto Elliott bay , upon which the city
Seattle is located. Its main conflu-
nts are White and Green rivers ,
jake "Washington lies back of Seattle ,
ts outlet.fourand one-half miles long ,
mpties into theDuwaraish. After Jeav-
og the lake a hslf mile Blsck river
eceives Cedar river , which rises in
he Cascade range. An extensive ag-
icultural area is afforded by the val-
eys , of the Duwamish and its tribu- ! a
aries , with an inland navigation of ,
hirty miles. On Black 'river a Vein
coal was opened Jn 1854 ; now the
icinity is celebrated for extensive
oal mining. Tha Puyallup rises is Ii
torth of Mount Ranier , runs north-
rcs'erly , jind empties intoCommonce-
nent "BayTon which is situated New n
focoma , the terminus of the Northera
aciGc railroad.Tha valley of the
uyallup and ( Stuck afford a large t
luantity of tha best agricultural land. 1
he former has become celebrated for
he successful cultivation of the hop , H
aid for deposits of
EXCELLENT COAL.
ia also cultivated with con- la
Iderable success. Nisquslly rises laan anBi
onth of Mount Rainier. In 1838 , Bi
ho Hudson Bay company , at its !
nouth/buHt Fort Nisqually , the first cavfc
permanent white settlement on Pnget vfcto
iound. On its bank * were tb.Q stock
farms , and upon iho adjacent plains
the cheep ranges of the Puget Sound
I Agricultural compiny. The D s
Chutes empties into Budd's inlet , at
the extreme head of the sound. At
its mouth in the thriving mining and
: manufacturing town of Tumwater
notable for its water rower. At this
j
plice Col. M. T. Simmons made the
first American settlement north of thd
Columbia. The Skokomishempt'esiuto
Head's Canal. Its two confluents rise
in the Coast Range and join ttn milei
from the mouth. The va'ley ' varies
from one to throe miles in width , and
Is of the finest quality of bottom land.
On both sides of Head's Canal there
are other small mew , with simihr
valleys , though not so extensive.
Along the southern shore of the Straits
of Juan de Fuca are several streams ,
heading in tha Coist Range ; the prin
cipal are tha Dungecess and Elwha ,
with valleys of excellent hnd. All
tbe above-dejcribedjrivers are rapid ,
cold mountain streams , abounding
with trout. Their deltas ara the re
sort of myriads of wild geese , ducks
and other aquatic birds.
An Ocean Marriage.
She -was pretty and willful , and
when she vowed she wouldn't under
any conidoration ba married in
"this anfu'ly mean America , " the
young roan in the ciso gave up in de
spair. The young woman , Miss Mary
Platt , had been visiting a sister in Los
Ancolos , Cal. , and had agreed to marry
a San Francisco lover , Mr. W. P.
Walker , if he would follow her hick
to her homo in Surry , England. Miss
Platt was prejudiced violently against
the states. Whence arose the
prejudice no ono could say.
Some said this and others that ,
but when a blunt "whyl"
wonld be thrown at Miss Platt herself ,
she invariably tossed her head , stamp
ed he foot and roisoned pointedly a *
follows : "Because that's why. "
Anyhow Mr. Walker was in a fix. He
had used his tongue in behalf of
America until it would no longer wag ,
and though the future Mrs. Walker
had yielded so far as to admit that if
she must live permanently in San
Francisco she must , she wouldn't
aprte to a mnrriage in America.
Things remained in this unpleasant
attitude until Friday , two weeks ago ,
ivhen a happy thought struck Walker.
Be summoned the weeding guests ,
ind induced tha bride and her maids
io board a steamer. Sounding the
ffhislle , he steered boldly toward the
heait of the Pacific. When Captain
R ndall announced that the steamer
was three leagues from the California
oastthe cabin fable was moved to the
ipper deck , and the clergyman look
ils head. The party gathered around
ind Miss Platt waa made Mrs. Walker
rhe Eea wai so rough that tbe
Dride clutched the edge of the table
luring the ceremony. Under the
ipril sun the steamer turned prow to
ward the Golden Ga e Pent-up
motions soon made it necessary for
he gentlemen of the party to support
ihe drooping forms of several of the
adies , the bride included , and there
vas a succession of affecting scenes
mtil smoQth water had been reicho3.
.t was romantic , to say the least.
GIVE IT A TRIAL
udyou ni'lbo ast-n'ahed. "Anskesls. " Dr.
. 1'sbee'a Kxtern.il Pile llctnedy , elves Instant
tllef and is nn infallible cure for the most ob-
tli.ate cases of Pil s. It his made the most
ronderful cures of this terrible disordtr. ro.OOO
Tatefal people that have ueed It can testify to
he same. Samples ilh full directions sent free
all sufferers on application to Anakesls derot ,
tex 3918 , New York. Sold by all nrjt-clasj
FEVER AND AGUE.
FORTIFY TOE SSTE\r.
ad you are armed against diacage. The finest
nic for this purpose is Hosteller's Stomach
Hers , which renders digestion easy and com-
te , couiteracts biliousness , and Keeps the
wels In order , and eo genial ana beneficent are
cfTetithit not only Is the body invigorated ,
id regulated by its use , but despondency ban-
id from all the mind.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally
SHOW GASES
r. 10 _ "W I L 3D E
1317 OAS3 ST. , OMAHA , NEP.
< 3TA good assortment alwaj-s on ban dLTSi
17-lm
WSMfetem
Alfred Carpenter , Ansonla.Connectlcut writes :
lease send Oil C. O. D. I first learned the val-
of Dr. Thomas clcctric Oil while living In
bio , and I think it the Lest medicine in use for
.an or beaat.
William Boland , Jr. , 11 cant Swan Street , Rajs :
In the past two } can I havihad occaaion to
Dr. Thomas' Edectric Oil quit ! frequently
violent neuralgic paina nJ sick head&chj. I
ive found it to tie an absolute monarch over
lin , subduing it in a quiet , soothing manner ,
id yet acting almost instantly. "
Sire. Mary Gritnshaw , No. 112 Main street , '
uffalo , was cured of a violent attack ot Rhcu-
.itlgm ot the hip , confining her to her chair , by
few applications of Dr. Thomas' Kclectric Oil.
lie says : "Leas than a bottle cured me cntire-
Uy son was troubled with EhcumiUsra of
knee , and was cored entirely in twenty-four
jura.
SOLD IN OMAHA BY ALL DRUOOISflS
CTOo to Tonr Druglit for Miss Freeman's
ew National Dyea. For briehtnesa and dnrabil-
of color they are unequalled. Color ! to 5
. , prlea IS cent * 1yll-lT
D. : . c.
Is an nlnolntc and irresistible cure ten
t
the use of Opiate. Xo
j-
bacoo , Jittirofic * and btimutaD , if mo-ring TV
ta. t , d lrean'Jliabltctnjln ! ? any of t of
dcrtirr the ctsto or desire for any of them
jr. Giving everyone r rfoct
the eobnety ofJiatn
TC3 and their friends.
It prevents that absolute phvdcal and moril
nrostTUioa fiat fellows too eutWcn breaHng-itf
from using stimulants or narcotics. ,
rac gf > prei M.ioctireIto5persoos1J2. J it
3 per bottle.
Temperance sodotlcs should recommend le. It
perfectly hannlcES and never-failing. f
Hop Bitters Mlg. Co. , RothcsterN.Y. Sole AgeBia
lion Conch Cure de roys all pnln. loosens ttie
tynsS. qtileta the ncrres , imxlucca rest , and nerer
CaHitocure. .
The If op Pad for Stomach , Liver and KUneyu
up rIorW all others. Cnrea by absorption , li
perfect &Bk dmsclsta.
II p Bitten , whick trcinix-j
tbe P
a ercrina4 v making more nnt < tui oierni3er ( > * .
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
tntOnpe'diyathome. Satapleaworth5fre "
ilKP UAddreaiStlnson&Co..PoTtlandtUhi ;
NERVOUS DEBILITY
' Vital WdVnMa and Ploe-
triUcn f r over work or
No. 28.
BMtol remedy known. Price $1 per vial or 6
tali andlanra vial of powder for $5. sent post-
rM on receipt cf price. HUMPHREYS'
IOHEO. MED. CO. . 109 Fulton St. , New Toik.
UJn t , C t l&jn free. ] ' plMwftn
Swallowing
.
IS CATARRUAL MUCEOUS , causes :
FOUL BREATH and disgusting expectoration ;
j CRACKLNG PAINS In the head and forehead ;
DEAFXESS and loss of smellinz power ;
BRONCHITIS , Hay Fever , and other dlscaes.
THE ACTION OFCATARRHAL VIRUS through
th mucous membrane has been finally discov-
red L WEI DE MEYER'S CUKE , THE ONLY
KNOWN REMEDY for these Diseases , is as
certain In its effects as racdnatlon for small
pox.
D. a. MCKSLYIT , OoVt. Inspector. 157 Mott St. ,
W. Y. , cured of very bad Chronic Catarrh.
R , O. BLICKBCES , at Lord & Taylor's , Broadway ,
0 ° ' * YEARS CATARRH ; 1
S. BnxDicr , Jr. , Jeweler , 687 Broadway , N Y. .
G dy ) , cured of Terrible HAY FEVER.
REV. C. J JOXES , New Brighton , S. I. "Worth
ten tun ho cost. "
Hsv. GKO. A. RKS , 169 Jay St. , Brooklvn. "It
has restored me to ministerial lahora- "
RKV. Awoc FRKBZX , Cairo , N.Y . : "It has worked -
ed wonders In six cases in my parish. "
DR. R. O. DURB.IM , Dentist , SOI Sixth Avenue
N. Y. , cured of CATARRHAL INFLUENZA.
inn'rwiEiWJpeIa ; Waai D001"- CATARRHAL
BRONCHITIS. "Groat benefit from its use. "
MRS. EMMA C. HOWEB. S3 W. Washington Square ,
N. Y. , CATARRH 30 YEARS ! Cured by two
packages.
CUKED ! CURED ! CURED CURED 1
O. O. PRKSBI.T. Prop. West End Hotel , Long
Branch , Cnre l of 20 j cars Chronic Catarrh.
E. II. BROWN , 393 Canal St. , N. Y. , Cured of 11
J ears Chronic Catarrh.
J. D. MCDONALD , 710 Broadway , N. Y.Sister-ln- (
Law ) Cured of 40 j cars Chronic Catarrh.
MRS. JACOB SWARTZ , Jr. , 200 Warren St. , Jersey
City , cured of IS 3 em chronic Catarrh.
A. B. Thorn. 183 Montague St. , Brooklyn , ( self
and soi. ) cured of Catarrh.
A. McKissRX , R. R. Prod , 23 Broad St , N .Y. :
"My family experienced immediate relief. "
&c. , Ac. , &c. , &a , &c.
DR. WEI DE MEYER'S PAMPHLET with the
most remarkable testimonials on record , SENT
FREE , by his Agents , MESSRS. D. B. DEWET and
Co. , 46 Dcy St. , N. Tf . : or by Druggists. Tbe
CURE is delivered at 31.50 a package. Think Qf
a REAL CURE for an obstinate disease , at tola
trifling cost. dec6cod
CHICAGO SHOT TOWER CO.
Manufacturers
STANDARD SHOT
I
BE SURE TO BUY IT.
THR1 BEST IX MARKET.
E. W. KLATCHTORD & CO.
Manufacturers of Lead Pip ° , Sheet and Bar Lead
Block Tin , Pipe an 1 Solder , L'nsecd ' Oil
and Oil Cake.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
70 KORTH CLINTON STREET , CHICAGO.
IRON TURBINE .
WIND ENGINE I
(
MANUFACTURED BY
Mast , Fees & Co. , Springfield , 0.
The Strongest and Host Durable
I.
WIND ENGINE
In the World.
Ilundrodi In use In Iowa and Nebraska Sold
iy Dealers in nearly eve ry county.
Thlfl cut represents our
Buckeye Force Pump
T blch is particularly
adapted to Wind Mill
use , as it works easily
and throws a constant WI
stream , and does not WIPI
freeze up in the cold PI
est weather. Send for Itlc ;
price list to
W. H. RAYNER , P
Western Ag't , Omaha , Neb.
B
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N
Al
PG
ONLY EFFECTUAL Oa
KIDNEY REMEDY 61a ap
AND Sl'ECinO FOR j.
Jrlght s Disease , Eiabutcs , Nerrom Debility ,
Pain in the Back , Loins or Side , Dropsy ,
Gravel , Incontinence and Reteqtion
ofUnneand Female Complaints.
Send for our treatise on the Kidneys , cnt.tled
'Echoes You Should Heed , " a little pamphlet
wntaining a t cat deal of information Irco.
Excelsior Kidney Pud Co , ,
SOLE PnOPBIETORS.
by D. W. SAXE & CO. , Otnaha.TEl
OBAY'3 SPB CIFIC MilDICINb
RADE MARK. The Great 'JADE MBK.
E nerllsu
Remedy ,
An nnfalllng
cure for Sem
inal Weak-
ness.Sperma-
torrhea , Im
> r m'l potency , and - -
Before Talon iii Duicaats After Taking.
that follow as aequencoof Self-Abuse ; IOM
Memory , Universal Lassitude , Pain In the
Back , Dimness of Vision , Premature Old Age
ind many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or
Consumption uid Premature Grave.
2TFull particulars in our phamphlet , which
ire desire to send free by mall to every one. "
CaTThe Specific Medicine la sold by all drafts
fl per package , or eix packages for $5 , or wll
be sent free by mall on receipt of the money by
iddreeslug
The Gray Medicine Ca ,
No. 10 Mechanic ! ' Block , DKIROIT , Midli
SOLD IN OMAHABY J. K. 13 U , AND BY AL
DRUGGISTS EVKRYWUERB.
JelW. (
i
i
The Famous Seltzer Spring of \
Germany in Every American
Home !
TARRANTS SSLTZER APERIENT
Bated upon a sdenf.flc aaalvsll of this celebrated
Germn Bprlwr , la it * concentrated duplicate ,
with tiirty to forty sparkling doles la each bOt
tie. SaM by DrajjeUts ths world over.
GO EAST
MA THE
Chicago & Northwestern
2,380 MILES OF ROAD !
It 1s the SHORT , SURE and Safe Route Between
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ixs
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.
ItU the ONLY ROAD between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Upon which Is run
PULLMAN HOTEL OARS !
In addition to these and to please all classes of
travelers. It ( riven FIRST-CLASS MEALS at Us
EATING STATIONS at 60 cents each.
ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS I
ITS CO OHES ARE THE FINEST !
ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST-CLASS
If you wish the Best Traveling Accommoda
lions you will buy your tickets by this Route
J&-AND WILL TAKS NONE OTHER.
All Tickets Agents can Bell yon Through
Tickets via this road and Check ujual
Baggage Free of Charge.
OMAHA TICKET OFFICES-ISM Farnbam St. ,
Cor. llth , and at Union Paciflc Depot.
DENVER OFFICE In Colorado Central and
Union PaciSc Ticket Office
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE 2 New Montgomery -
ery Street.
For Information , folders , maps , etc. , not ob
tainable at Home Ttcktt Office , addre * any
agent of the Company , or
MARVIN HUOHITT , W. STINNETT ,
GenT Manager , OenT Pass. Agent ,
CHICAGO , ILL.
JAMES T. CLARK ,
Oen'I. Agt Omaha & Counc'l ' Bluffs.
SIOUX ! TY & PACIFIC
AST
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Sioux City SouU !
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE I
From Council Binds to
OX&
And all points In Northern Iowa , Minnesota and
Dikota. This line to equipped Kith the Im
proved Westlnghouss Automatic Air Brakea and
Miller platform Coupler and Buffer. And for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
* nusnrpasied. Elegant Drawing Room and
Sleeping Cars , owned and controlled by the o om-
pany , run Through Without Charge , between
Union Paciflc Transfer depot , Council Bin Cs ,
ind St. Paul. Trains leave the Union Pacific
transfer Depot at Council Bluffs at 5:16 : p.m. ,
leaching Sioux City at 10:20 p. m and St. Paul
it 11:05 : a. m. , making
-TEN HOURS iw ADVAHCB or ASY
OTHER ROUTE.
Returning , leave St. Paul at SlSOp. m. , arrir-
Ing at Sioux City 4:15 a. m. , and Union Pacific
transfer Depot , Cooncll Bluffs , at B'J.0 a. m.
MTBe lure that your ticket * read via "B. a k
P. H. R.- w. a mm ,
Superintendent , Missouri Valley , Iowa
P. E. ROBINSON , Ain't Gonl Paaa. Agent.
J. H. O RTAN ,
lonthweatern Freight and Pawmget Aftat ,
nyiotf _ Council Bluffs.
SHORT LINE
3LSSO-
THE
K. C.ST.JOE&C.B.RR. ,
Is the only Direct Line to
ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST
From OMAHA and the WEST.
Jo change of carg between Omaha and St. Loulj
and but une between Omaha and New York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
RBACni-JO ALL
Eastern & Western Cities
IVith less charges and in advance of other lines.
This entire line lj equipned with Pullman's
Palace S'eepinz Cars , Palace Day Coach-
ei.Miller'g Sifety Platform and
ConpieT and the celebrated
\V eatingbouse Air-Brake.
ETSEE THAT YOUR TICKET RKADSTa
TV'ia Kansas Cltv , St , Joseph
. , a
.LouIs."E3l
Tickets for sale at all coupon stations i ths
Vest.
. F. \RNARD , A. C. DAWE3 ,
Gen'l Supt. , Oen'I Pass. & Ticket Ag't
St. Joseph , Mo St. Joseph , Mo ,
W. C. SEACHREST , Ticket Agon. ,
H Fifteenth Street , between Famham and
Donglas , Union Block , Omaha.
OS. TEHON , A. B. BARNARD ,
Pali. Agent , Omaha Oek'l Agent , Omaha.
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars I
iURLlNGTON&QUlNCY
TFP. 0L fr-Tt. A T
nth Smooth and Perfect Track , Elegant Paaeen-
ger Coaches , and
ULLMAH SLEEPIHC & DINING CARS.
_
to acknowledged by the Press , i nd all who travl
over It , to bo the Bur APPOIHTID and BUT
MAKIOD Road In the Country.
MSSEGERS GOING EAST
Should bear in mind that this ll the
IEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points East , North and Northwest.
Passengers by this Route have choice o
'OUR DIFFERENT BOTJTES ,
And the Advantage of SIX Dally Llnea of
Palace Sleeping Can from Chicago to
few York City Without Change.
Express Tiaina on this line are equipped with
tha Westlnzhoun Patent Air Brake * and
MUler'a Patent Safety Platform and
Couplers , the most Perfect Pro
tection Against Acddenti
In the world.
DLLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND DINING CARS
Are run or. the Burlington Route
Information concerning Routef , Rate * , Tin a
kranecllons , etc , will be cheerfully given by
pplylng at the office of the Burlington Route ,
13 14th St. . Omaha , Nebraska.
K. PERKU.'S , D. W. HITCHCOCK ,
Genl Manager. Gen. West'n Pass. Agt.
0. PHILLIPI , St. Joe. , Mo ]
General Agent , Omaha.
H. P. DEUEL ,
Ticket Agent , Omaha.
; c 1:1 :
\ f rv :
t J73 * " IM i * . tMrret.tie. : ) *
f * ILJ ; Itlv t , Nrrtoas , Cbrpn"
tut iwr j tt ) , ) Female I ) "f
u til * n. | tv.oallf or by | > *
J tS itfJ wik nlart , ITtoMC * * * l * *
" 11- * f oi * y | . i - -n m if * c < j h
CURES
1" " ' " " * '
l
Constipation and Piles *
DU.T-II. CIAniCBottUiircroTt. , aji
"Znciucs ofKIDNET TKOCEIX8 UhMJ [
acted lite aclmnn. XtliBjcurciIroany Terr :
j baluoes of MLES , andbaanerer failed t -f
"fjncte21clently.1'i
yrusoxFAin
iwy , "UUorcrteeleMToIae. AftersUtPcaP
yc rn of erect raSerlas n > m Tllea w 3 Cos-1
tircncn It complete ! ? currJ rae. " I
C. S. nOCACOX , ofCerlulilre , S T § , < I
poiiaetsbaidonowoniltr * for me In eon - |
plctcly curins ; h serere LHer end KlUaer J
. "
Ccmplnlnt. <
BTKAS
WOJDERFUL
POWER.
$ isCJkp8S IT ACTS ON THEJ
v * MYEX&BE BOWEIS AND BJD-
NETS A 'TJIE SA3IT. HME.
3 Because It cleanse- , the ystm ofl
& tlicpolsonouo humor * that developo I
& In Kidney and Urinary dI easesBII-
raiouoncss , Jaundice , Constipation ,
1 piles , or In Rheumatism , Neuralgia ]
\3 and Femaledisorder * .
:
E-tj U t the DresgbtCf Price , $ LOO.
: di2S3CT 4 C3. , tKplAzt ,
OorUsetca , Tt.
: Bronchitis
, ,
Asthma , Consumption.
And ALL DISEASES of the Throat and Lungs.
Put Up in Quart Size Bottles for Family Use.
mmmVOS TBE DECEIVED by unprincipl-rt .1-s.lers who try to pjm off j. . l
, - _ . . * Rock an J live In p'aM of oar TOUT ROCK an ! RYE. which Is th wi' : . >
ICATtD article nude , the OEXUISE h viar ( a QOVERNMKNT STAJIP on each bottle.
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revcnu
TKKASUKV DEPARTMENT. OFKICK OK INTEKXAl. UhKNUfc , >
Wcsmxnrot. D. C , Jtnturr 25.I3 > 0. f
Messrs. LAWRENCE 4 MAKTIN , 111 Madison St , Chicago. UK :
GK.vn.ixix : 1 have received a "certifl'U foniulx" sirlis thj In reJwnU and reUtlT * IT > I"--
rt'cle in pectcral ccmpUInU. whlio thewhijky and ayrup cnititut anemubioa rjiilo i . tU >
compound anagreeat le remedy tn the pMient.
In tbe opinion of this oltica , an nrtlcln componnJctl according to thli fi > Tn il m y propo ' '
classed an a rnoilUnal prepaialtun under tbe rroiijions of b.lieJala A , following section 3J7.
Kevueu htatntes , and wLcn so stampcJ mi ? l > e sold by Irusr.-t- ) % Apothecaries , and Other Tcrw 11
without rendering them HaVe to piy special ta\asllqunr ilcal-r
Yours Hearectlully , ( Sijacd ) GREEX. B. RATJM , Commlsaionor.
Lawrence & Martin. Chicago , Sole Agents for the Unitnl-ti'rt ami fvi-t S > ldbyDnir'
Cl t , Grocers and General Dealers cicrj where AVholcwlc Af.-rtf r X'eb.&r . . ' J" > HNSOS3
will supply the tradoat manufacturer * prices.
WHO IS UNACQUAmTED m. THCTOCRAP..Y.OtrATrHSECOUNTRV. . !
agg Z gJW flt sg
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. B
IS THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & THE
Ita main line runs from Cnlcnco to Council I > ( nlnjGir for eating purpOJCsnnlT. ft. ct _
Bluffs , passing throuKh Jollet , Ottawa. La balle. KTeat feataroof cur Palace Cars l u S.MO.-t--J
Oeneseo. Jlollne. llock Island. Davenport , Went SAJ.OON where you con enjoy your - Jto ar' *
Liberty , Iowa City. Marenco. llrooklyn. Crinnell , at all honrs of the < tay.
UesMolnei ( the capital of lows ) , Muart , Atlan MaKnmcent Irun Bridget span the Misrtix r > X
tic , nnd Avoca ; with branches from nurenu and Missouri rivers at all points crossed by th\c \
Junction to Peorla : Wilton Junction tejfusca- line , and transfers are avoided nt CouncU Uhii'ib
ttte. Washington. Fairtfeld. Elilon. Uelknap. Kansas City. Leavenwnrth. and AtchUoB oo f
CentreTllle , lrtnceton. Trenton. Gallatln. ' 'ame- nectlons b < * inemade In Union IK-notx.
ron. Lcarenworth , Atcblson. and Kansas City ; T11F2 IMtlNCU'AI. 1L 1C CUNNRCTIOiSe f *
Washington to blKoumer. Oekalooso , and Knujt- THIS CHEAT T11UOUOU LINE AKiJ fit
vlllo ; Keokak to Fsmlncnon , Ilonaparte , Ucn- IOU.OWH :
tonsport. Independent. Kldon. Ottumna. Eddr- At cuirAoo. with all Ulrcnjlns lines < orwc
Tlll , OskaIoosa. Pella.Mnnroo. and DP * Motnes : East nnd hi.uth.
Newton to Jlonroei Ucsjlolnes to Indlanolaand AtKNOLEttonn. with the L.8. AM.5sni f
Wlnterset ; Atlantic to J.enis and Audubon ; and Ft. W.&C. lUUds.
A oca to Harlan. This la positively the only At WASHINGTON rtnains. with 1 * . * 4 Ji
Itallrond. which owns , and operates a throusu
line from Chicago Into the State or Kansas. At LA SALLK. wl'.h III. Cent. R. R.
Through Express Passenger Trains , with Pull AtlT.oltIA.wlth ! . r. * J. ; r. U.AE. .iJ f
man "jlaco Cars attached , are rnu each way daily W. : 111. MliL : nnd T. P. * W. ltd * .
between CHICAGO nnd PEOKIA. KANSAS CITY. At ItotK IILASD. with -Milwaukee a. RfJ
CoDhciL BLurra , LEATENWOUTII and ATCHI- Island abort Line. " nnd llock Isl'dl 1'en.luT * .
Sox. Throneh cars are also mn between Slilran- At DAVENPORT , with the Davenport l fYla'l
ee nnd Kansas City , via the " .Milwaukee and C.M.ASt-1'.il.Il.
Uocklsland Bh < r * . Line. " \VEST1.1HCUTT. . with the n..C.lLA ( vB A
The "Great Uock Island" Is micnlflcently AtlUllNNELUTlthCt.ntrallcwnK.lt. .
equipped. Ita road bed Is elmplr perfect , and Its A t DES Moi > t.ri. with I ) M. * K. U. K. K.
tract Is laid with < teel rails. At COUNCIL lll.urrp. with Union 1'aclttcK.n.
What will plcaso you most will bo the pleasure At OMAHA , with D. * Mo. R. 1L It. In N-bJ *
of enloylnK your meals , while passing over the
beautiful prairies of Illinois and Iowa. In une of At OTTUMWA. with Central IowaJt.tr.
our mafrnulcent Dining Cars that accompany all SU L. * Pao. and U K. & ( J. It. ltd * .
Through Express Trains. You Ret an entire At KEOKCK. with TeL , Peo. * War. : V
meal , as Rood ns Is served In tiny first-class hotel , Lours A 1'ac. . and St. 1 . Keo. * N.-W. It.
loriOTenty-tlve cents. At CAJIEKOV. with ILHt.J n.R.
Appreciating the fact that a majority of the At ATCH isox. with Atch. , Topeka & battp m
people prefer separate apartments for different Atch. * Neb. and Cen. Ur. U. P. 1L lids.
purposes ( and the Immense pas eaKer business At LEAVENIVORTU. with Kan. rao.
of this line warranting It ) , wu anpliused to an Cent. It. Hds.
nounce that this Company runs 1'ulltnan Palace At KANSAS crrr. with all lines lor UK
Sleeping Cart for sleeping purposes , and 1'alace and Southwest.
I-UT.T.'WAX I AIACE CARS ar rtin through to PEORIA. DEM MO1M14L
COUNCIL 1H.UFFH. KAJVSAM CITV. ATCHISO.V , nnd J.EAVE > 1VOUT1I.
Ticket * Tlu this Line , known ns the "Grrat IIoclL Iilond JIuate , "
nil 'rieket Agent * In the United Htute * and Canada.
For Information not obtainable nt yonr bomo ticket office , nddren ,
JV. KIMBAIjL , E. ST. .TOUTS
Oen'I Superintendent. Uen'l Tit. and Tasi'i 'gr Aat ,
GHAS. SHIVERiGK.
FURNITURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS
w JLETDO"W" : : STT A JDES.
And everyiliing pertaining to the Fnrniture and
Upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE
W JiiST
ap SI mon th tat 1203 and 1210 Farnham Street.
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
IE1 O ± 880.
MANUFACTURED BY S. P. MAST & CO SPRINFFIELD , 0
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Iteam Walking
Cultivator , with -without Springs.
The Xew Force Feed Buckeye Drill , one or two Horse Style.
Inquire for them at the beat dealers.
H. PUGH Gen. Agent Uinaha Eeb
F. . , . , , ,
A n w and and hitherto unknown remedy fo
all diseuea of tba Kldneyf , Bladder.and Unnary
Organs.
It win positively core Diabetes , Gravel , Drop
sy , Brltrht'i Disease , inability to retain or erwl
the Urine , Catarrh of tbe Blaedtr , high eo jerd
and scanty urine , Painful UnnaUnr , LAME
BACK , General WeakneM , and all Female
Complaint ? .
It avoldea Internal medldner , fs certain In It
effects icd etuea when cothlcs < be can.
Foreale by Druggiita or tent by mall free
trpon receipt ot tha price , 82.00.
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. . PROP'RS ,
Toledo , O.3
S&Stnd yonr 4die for cor little book ,
LEow a life WM Bared.1'
L/AME3 P. 1SJT , Afttt { or Kftrukl
Dr. Bosanko's Ehenmatic Care :
AX ALKALI OISTMEST.
Ihe add Blood I * the prfmaTT e nd tu -
tainlnsr power of KIIZCXATUX. Where there
an Alka'l there can be no "OMtmi > . Fi
"DR. B03ANKO KHEUMATIC Cl/KE l
Cberalcalljr prepared Alkaline nentralWnetli
acidity ami remoTlnsr Chronic InlUmnutlon Ly
absorption , f rice 7j Cent * .
Dr. Bosanko's PHc Jlcmcilr.
curt for w- * . . - f
Asafe.snreanarennarcnt
Pit *
.
has RlTenCnt-class latWactkm.
The Dr. Boaanko Medioina
{ Agent , Omaha.