ASYearsltefore thePiiblie.
THE GENUINE
DK.C.McLANE'S
LIYERPIEIS
are Tiot recommended as a remedy " for
all the Ills that fiesh isLeir to , " but in
affections of the Liver , and In all Bilious
Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head
ache , or diseases of tharcliaracter , they
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEY.ER.- *
Ao better cathartic can be used pre
paratory to , or after taking quinine. As
a simple purgative they arc nnequaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has a rcd-waxseal on the lid ,
with the impressionMcLANE'S LIVER
PILL. Each wrapper hears the signa
tures of C. MCLAJCE and FLEMING BROS.
2&3 Insist upon h.iring tlfc genuine
DR. C. McLANK'S LIVER , PILLS , pre
pared by
FLE31IXG EROS. , Pittsburgh , Fa. ,
the market being full of imitations of
the name XeTAine , spelled diflerentlj' ,
but same pronunciation.
COUOI1S , BRONCHITIS AND CONSUMPTION.
* Vhat a Wen-Known Drnpglrt tyt about
A'.kn's Lung Balsam.
MOTHERS. READ I
OiKHNDEriTlOK , Ky.
GKNTLIHEH : TLo dun aid ( or Allen's Lung
la lacrceelnir constantly. The ladle *
think therein nu medicine equal t ) it tor Croup
aud Whooping Couzh. C. S. MAKTTN , D re grist.
fio'd l.j nil Kedldao Men.
Toll-Gate No. 2.-
pecloua. 7 objertatound. Ecnd stamp /orrack
nge. DB.K.C. A13B Y Buflaly N. Y.
( T T ) * weak. 112 day at humc ejjll ) nu > ) e.Co Uy
/iootflt > Jre . Addrcm Traci Co. TortUnd , Kt
ATTDRKEYStAT-UW.
VfM. SHERAL , *
A TTORKEY AT LAW C niplieira Block ;
13th trectVttweenFarnhamiuid Doug las.
OMAHA , NKR
j D. L. THOMAS ,
A TfORKKY AT IAVt' Loans inoBej. bujs
jtx and eells real trtate. Ricm 8 , Crtighton
Bl'-tk.
t. A.C. , TfiCUP ,
A TTORNETiAT L-W-Office In Hacaccin'a
± \ _ Block , MUi George K. Prlttbctt , 1MXJ
Farnhari 8t. OMAHA. KEB.
DEXFER L THOMAS ,
AT LAW-CrulrJananki ErJId
A1TOKKKY '
A. M' CHADWICr ! ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW-C'fflts. 1501 rarnhara
jtl. Str et. _
A. SWARTZLAKDE
A TTORNEY AT L4 W-Coi. 13th end Karnhaoi
_ WILLIAiV ! A. FOHDA ,
A TTOBNKY AND CODNSELOB AT LAW.
_ C\ _ Room No. C , ' Freuier Block , opposite Peat
Office. . * OMAHA , NKB.
" WM. L. PEABGDY.
Office In Crciehton 31uck , nKrt to
LAWYEK
Post Office , OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
KOIABY rUBUO. . > ; OELggnOHB MAilB
E. D. MCLAUGHLIN.
i TTORKEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE OP
X TQE PEACE Southeast corner Fifteenth
nd Douglas St.
3"Collectirma Promptly Attended to.'SJ
O'BSIEN & BARTLEH ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
OFFICE-Uuion Blnck.Fifteentb taif rarnham
A. L. ROBISOH.
A TTOrUniY 4T LAW. Koom Crelfbton
J\ . Block OMAHA N-h ( unl-lf
x > .zs.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KftRBACH BLOCK. COR. EOUD & I5IH STS.
_ OMAHA. KRtt.
W. J. Connell ,
Attorney-a t-Law.
Office- Front rooms , up stairs , In Hanacom'8
new brlclc hulldinf , N. W. comer Kiltcenth and
Farnhun Streets.
JOBS I. RXUICK.
llEDICK & REDICIi ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
Specl\l attention will be plron to all aultn
ajralnst eorpfcnUojjsof e ery description ; will
practice In al .Hie Courts of the State and the
United State : O'Bce. Farnkam St. , opposite
Court House.
ADAMS & SIMERAL ,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW Eoom 0 Crelghto
_ f\ _ Block , 15th r.nd Douglas Btrctiti noQdh
C. F. MAHDERSOH ,
A TTORNSY AT LAW 212 Farnham Street
J\ . Omaha Nobratta.
PP.SKE GODWIN ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW-l h .and Douglas
JEtweU , with O. W. Doaiw
T. W. T. UICUARDS. 0. J.
RICHARDS & HUNT ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
Omen 215 South Fourteenth Street.
Only Direct Line to
CENERALTRANSATLANTIC COMPAN
TJETWEEN New York and Harve.Pier 42.N.R
l"l foot of Morton et. , pier of company.
Travelers by tills line at old both transit by En
l h rallmy and the discomfort of creasing the
f hannolin aimallbiiat ,
ANADA , i'BAhaitcL , Wednesday January 21
Inoon.
AMEK1QUE , B. Joccu ) , Wednesday February
,11 a. m.
FRANCE , TRCDKLLB , Wednesday , February
,11 a m.
PRICE OF PASSAGE ( Including wine ) :
TO HAVRE Pint Cabin , (100 andSO : Second
dibin.&S ! Stcerago , t .lndadlng wine , bedding
cad utlndu.
LOUIS DE BERIAN , Acent , 5 Broadway.N. T.
FRANK E. UOORES , No. 214. West Side lith
Street , Dct. Farnham and Douglas , Next Deere
o U. S. Expreo ? OHlce ( Slgu of Paia id
tovnihln. ) OUAHA. NER
t fnrfinnperdayathome. bamploaworth5free
3 [ Uol UAddr iiiStinsnnACfl..PortlandHatnr ;
EAST INDIA
)
BSTTE
ILF.rl & CO. ,
BOLE MANUFACTURERS. [
OHiTIA. Neb.
OKAY'S SFEGIFiatliSDICINl ! . \
1 RADE M .PK.Tlie Great KADE
vT"
k Bomedy ,
. An untiilln ?
H J
cX cure lor Sem
inal Weak-
(
torrhea , 1m
Before Taking "DWMCS AftoTTaking.
tilt follow iequcucoof Self-Abuse ; loai
1 1 Memory , Uuirersal Lassitude , Pain la the
Back , Dlmncos of Vision. Premature Old Age
and many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or B
Consumption uid a Premature Grave.
3Tr"nll particulars In our phamphlet , which
ire desire to s nd free bv mall to erery one.
JtTTheSpedflcUedidneUsoldbyall drusglst *
at tl per pnckac , or six iiackagci for 13 , or wll C
b ( sent free by mall on receipt of the mouey by F r
adJresslii ;
The Gray Medicine Co , .NH
No. 10 Mechanic.1 Clock , Drraorr , HJCH' .NP .NW
BOLD IN OUAUABy J. K. IS1I , AND BY AL W
DRUOUIST3 KVERTWUJKRR. P
SHOW GASES
IT A
. O. "W I 3L 3D Fi
BlE.
OMAHA PUBLISHING . . PROPRIETORS.
Fan&am , txt. 9Ui pnd Oth Strettt.
TERHS OF SOBSCHIPTION
1 year.ln ad nce ( postpaid ) 18.00
6 month ! " ' * 00
months " " ZM
TIKE TABLES.
.TIlEJHAfftS.
GLOsura.
C. K W. B. B. . 430 a. m. , 8 p. ts.
0 II & Q. , 4:33 a. m. , B p. m.
0. R. L a I' . R. RSO ra.i * Pn -
C-ftbi.Ji-elSOa m. , 8p.m.
1 Cltj 4. P. 4.SO a. m ,
0. V. R. B.,11M a. m.
U. k X. R. R , S : . m ,
0 & K. W. . 70 a. m
oriaoco.
0 * S. W. K. B. , 11 a. m. il p. B\-
B A < J. , II a. m. 930 p m.
C R. 1. & P. , 11 a. m , lip m.
C. B. ft Si. Joe , 11 a. m. , 11 p. m
3. Clvy & X. . U 0
U P. . lp.ru.
E. A a. In Neb. , t p
u-xal uuJis lor SUtej Iowa leare irt o a
y.rix : 4 0 a. m.
Office cpen from U to p. m Sunday * .
THOMAS t. HALL.
Arrival andPeparture oiTrains
UNION PACIFIC.
LKAVK. AIAOT.
Dallr Eipress..12:16 p. m. 8:20 p. m.
do Mixed 6:10 p. m. 435 p m.
do Freight. . . 6:30 u m. 1:40 p. m.
do do . . . . 8:16 : a. m. 1230a.m.
CARD or TUB BURLINGTON ROUTE.
LKATX OMinA AUIVI OMAHA. -
3:10 F-m. Express 1000a.m.
600a.m. llail 100 p.m.
Sundays Exccpted. Sunday * Except d.
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC.
Mall . 6:00 : a.m. I ' } ° 5 ° p-m-
i' _ 3iOp.m. | 10.-COa.rn.
Sundays Kxcepted.
CHICAGO 6 NORTHWB3TKRN.
.
. Sundays exccpted.
tSAS Cm , ST. JOB & COUNCIL BLOWS.
I.JLIVL luun.
l . . 8 09 a m-IEipreM . 848a.m.
tpiwe _ aa < | p.m.MaIl. | - 7:40j.in.
1 he only Uue runnlns PuUman Sleeping Can
out of Oniiba to Union Depot. _
OJIAIIA & HOBTIlVEdTERN AND SIOUX CITY
IOADS.
ITxprtra . S.-OOara. | ZJlp.ro.
Except Sundays.
. . . . . 9.00am Kearney JticQY)9.SO ) in
riitt momharl03& ( am Bloomin gtonfl rS :10 a m
KearneyJ'ncar)7 ) 6 pm Rod Cloud ( m.-ftSS am
Red Cloud ( rr)7:5S ) pro Plattsmouthar)4 ( ) 0p m
Bloomlnctonar)9:26pm ( ) Omaha ( art.4:55p ) m
REPUBLICAN VALLET RAILWAY.
iztlaen llv ) 8 OS a-ni. i BloonOngton ( arl 0p.m
Bl loooUnirtnn 155 p ra I Dairtlcim ( ar ) 66 p m
O.leuu ( U ) TT > a. m. | Inll.nol * ( ar ) 1:00 p. m
Orleans ( r ) 7.00 p.m. | Indianola ( lv ) ! SO p. m.
B1OUX CITT * ST. PAUL R. B.
11 U . fl.10 a. m. I Erprasi . 100 a. m.
Eipreea . 8 : 0p. nv I Mail . 7:3Cp. m
BBJDGK DIVISION U. P. R. B.
Duiurr TRAias.
LeaT Omaha , daily : 8 a. m. , 9 a. m. , 10 a ,
11 a. m. , 1 p. m. , 2 p. m. , t p. m. , 6 p. in. , 0
m.
Leave CoundlBlnfli : 8S8a. m.,836 .in. ,
10.26 a. m. , 1125 a. m. , 125 p. m.25 P m. ,
2b p. m. , 6:26 p. m. , 0:25 p. m
Kour trips on Sunday , U-arine Omana at 9 and
a. m. . 2 ted 6 p. m. ; CouucU Bluffs at 926.
a. m. , and 2.-Z6 and 625 p. m.
.
Leave Omaha : 6 a.m.,7 a. m. , 6 0 a. m , ,
p. m. , 4:60 p. m. , 725 p. m.
Leave Coundl BlnBB : 7:15 a. ro. , 9:10 a. m. ,
a. m. , 6.25 p. m. , 7:00 p. m. , 7 0 p. m. ,
p m. Dally fioept Sunrtay.
OUAHA 4 REPUBLICAN VALLEY B , B.
LRATB. AMtTI.
U.l | . 10.45a.m. 4:85 p. tfl.
Uallv extioct 8aod T.
COSUIERGIAL.
Omaha Wholesale Markets ,
OMAIJA , May 24 , 1880.
BUTTER AND EGUS.
Ihoicotable . 1720o
Paoknslota . 10@13
Fresh eggs , ir < loz . , , , , *
Honey . 16@18
POULTRY.
.nlckens , i > er iloz . 2 00@2 25
GROUERIES.
6UQARS. ]
Cut Loaf i
Powdered
Granulated 1
Standard "A" . 1
Off A T (
Extra "C" .
SYRUPS. I
Extra choice and very bright. . . 48a52 II II
Bright Table Drips 45a48 I
New Orleans Moll asses 48a50 I
Market advancinj
COtFEE.
Uio , prime to choice 17al8 jC jI
Rio good to prime 16al7 C
Rio fair to good 15Jal6 C
Mocha 1
O. G.Java 25a28 1
RICE. 1J
Choice i 8a8 J
Good to prime 7J
DRlEDtltUITS.
NewPrunes 9a9 I
OldPrunes 8Ja8
Currants.choice new 7 >
BlackBerries 12
Raspberries
Pitted cherries 22
Michigan grtd Apples 9
N. Y. Sliced *
Evaporated "
State Peaches 9
Salt Lake Beaches 14
California Peaches 14 IV
CANNED GOODS. V
"S"0y8ters , 2 Ib cans , tf case. . 3 75 0I
do do 1 Ib canper case. . 225 I
LightWeight Oysters 2 Ib $ case 2 90 V
Salmon , 1 Ib , $ dozen 170
do 21bldozen 275
Standard Tomatoes,2 Ittf case 2 50
3 Ib , tf casa 3 35
Standard Peaches , 3 Ib , f case. 4 50
" " 2 Ib , case. 3 60
Raspberries , 2 Ib , I ? case. 300 ;
Blackberries , 2 Ib , V case 2 70
Corn , 21b.tfcase 2 50a4 00
Apples , Gal , V doz 385
Narrow Fat Peas,2 Ib , tf case. . 3 90
String Beans. 2 Ib. per case. . . . 2 40
SUNDRIES ) . \
Nutmegs. 10
Pepper 16
Allspice i 17
Cloves ! 45
Cossia 27
Rvipo
Candles , 16 oz.
GreenwichLye.per case 3 90
Beans.per bushel 80
Cheese fullcream : 14
GLASS. "
Window Glass , CO per cent , discount - '
count off list. an
HARDWARE. n
IRON.
Common bar . 3
Sorse-shoe bar . . , 4
Norway nail rod . 10\
UTEKL.
ast plow. . . , . . . . . . . . . . 8
Am. cast , tool . 15@17
res'p'a , Eng. do . 25@30
AILS. -
L'ens , upwards. . 3 50
3'rd'd'a shoe 'g .
" mule" . * . .
maha nails tens , upwards. . . 3 50
Sw'str'shn . 23@83
Potn.-unnails . 2 ; @S3
DKY GOODS.
11ROWN COTTONS.
Itlantic 'H" . ' . . 8'
QO j- 7
Pepparell "O" . 33 7i
do "R" . S6--74
j _ * Pt > " * * S
uO -t'
ndianHead
ebw ka , Standard i'AA" .
DKN1HK.
\moskeag . 17
BeaverCreek , "AA" . - m
do "BB" . 13J
ila\inaker3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Palmer . . . . . . . . . . . 10
1K k.9 "AVA" ri \ , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X9 IK tr.
do ' 'BB | | . r- 14
QOjj * * * * * 13
Varren "AXA" . 15
do "BB" . 14
do "CO" . 13
Plymouth "AAA" . 15
iew Bedford , 10 oz . 16
< 5ston S. O . . . . . 12
BLEACHED COTTONa
jonsdalo. . . * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IQI !
do Cambric . 13
Jabot . 9 (
ruitof the Loom . 11
ewYork Mills . 13
lills' Muslin . 10)
Vanuutta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S6 12J
epperell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 4 " 30
do * . 8-4-24
do . 9-4 27
do . 11-4 SO
TICKINGS.
Lmoakeog . 82 21
'allsO.-B.0 . 20
GO AA
* "i
. . . , . , - . . . . . . . . . . 16
" * * - * t7
* 1 * * * * * * * F
PRINTS. -
Albany T
Albion 7i
Harmony. . . . . > ' * 6 ,
American 7
Allen's . _ . . . . . 7
Ancona IFancyi. . . . * > f 'j 7"
Manchester < . . .1. . ' 7
Merrimack 7
MerrimackShirtings 7
Richmond * 7
Richmonda , . . . - J i7 .
' * "
Spragne'i "Ci
Simpson's Mourning 7
Simpson's Black 7
STRIPES. *
American - 10
Amoskeag . . . . . . . . . . . . Ll12
Awning stripes 19
JVewiston , A > 16
Hamilton" _ _ 12J
mega . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16@17
. ittafield 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 , 12 to 20 ft 2000
Sheeting , Dresaed , No. 1 20 00
" No.2 1900
Common Boards , Dressed 22 00
STOCK BOARDS.
AStock 4000
B " 3500
0 " SO 00
Common Stock 25 O
/LOOR1NQ.
No.JIFlooring 4000
No.2 " 3500
No.3 " . .4 25 00
Yellow Pine Flooring , No. 1. . . 45 00
SIDINO.
No.lSididg 2500
No.2 " 2250
No. 3 ' 00
PICKETS.
No. 1 Pickets , per M 3250
No.2 " " 2500
FINISHING.
No. 1 Finish , 11.1 J , and 2 in. . . 55 00
No. 1 " 1 in 5000
No.2 " 11 , li , and 2 in. . . 4500
No.2 " lin..T 4000
No. 3 Finish , in 3500
SHIP LAP.
Plain ShipLap 2300
O. G. " No.l 3000
No.2 2500
" No.3
CEILING.
1 Beaded , 6 in. , No. 1 2500
' No.2 2300
Beaded , 4 and Pin. , No. 1. . . . 4000
" " " No.2. . . . 3500
Corrngateil Ceiling , No. 1 50 00
SHINGLES.
A Star ( best ) Shingles. 375
No.2 " 300
No.'S " 250
LATH 400
Liinebbl 135
' bulk , per bush 40
Cementbbl 2 W
Iowa Plaster , bbl 260
Michigan Plaster , bbl 275
Hair , per bush 25
Tarred Felt , 100 Ibs 300
Straw Board , " 400
O. G. Battens , per 100 f t. liu. . . 1 25
Well Curbing 8000
Ro ugh i , aud 2 in. , In Batts.per
lOOftlin W )
1'OSIb.
Cedar Halves , 7 in 18
" 6 in 16
11 Quarter , 8 In 16
Oak,4i4 . - SO
" 4x6 40
0. G. Casing. 5 } and 6 In , , per
100 ft.lln 300
Oak Plank and Timber , per M. 40 00
Clear Poplar. . . . . , . 5000
Black Walnut 10000
HIDES ,
Green Hides , per Ib 74
Green Cured Hides 8 $
Dry Hide. 12@15
Dry Salted Hides 10@12
Sheep Pelts 80@1 00
Tallow 4J@5
LIQUORS. WINFS , ETC.
High Wines , $ gal 110
Alconol , 180 * ? cent. tfgal. . . . 215
French Spirits proof 1 20 °
Marshall's Bourbon Whisky. . . . 1 25 f
Miller's Bourbon Whisky 150 t
Brandy , very fine , tf gal 4 00a8 00 e
do common to fine 1 50a3 75
Gin,100i > er cent I 40a3 00 "
do Holland , 90 per cent 1 25 J
1 tuns , mixed Jamaica , ) ? gal. . . . 1 25a4 00 11
do New England 2 00a2 50 s
Kennedy Bitters jjJ gal 1 50 0
do do tfcase 7 00 a
do do do 100 case lots 6 50 ,
Chami > ngnes , pinta in baskets. .20 00a30 00 r
Domestic Champagne 12a20 (
I'ort Wine pease 5 OOalO 00 t
Sherries 5 OOalO 50 t
Ales , Ediuburg 2 7C .
do Baas&Co'a 2 75
Guinness Dublin Stout 275 J1
LEATHER.
Best SlaughterSole 33a35 J
Best Oak 38a41 1
French Kips 1 lOal 45 u [
French Cafr.leading brands 1 23a2 10 a
Domestic Kips 05 al 00
Domestic Cafrs 90a1 10
Hemlock upper , V foot 20a 22 P
Oak upper , y foot 24
Grain , upper , tf foot 20a22 \
Linings , $ doz 7 OOalO 00 h
Toppings , 0 doz 900
-
Morocco , ( bootleg ) $ foot 35 c
do oil dressed 35 b
do Simon per skin 2 75a3 00 i\ ,
do Glove.kid 3 25 y
Boot Webbing , V ? bolt 40a50 y ;
HARNESS LEATHER.
Ko. LPittsburg Oak 41
No. 2Pittsburg ! Oak 33 c ;
No. 1 Cincinnatti Oak 36
No. 2 Cincinnatii Oak 33 t
No. liHemlock 35 d
tfo.2Hemlock ? ' < L
D
COAL , RETAIL
inthricite 10 50 P
Blossburg 12 00 d
IVyoming 8 fX ) ol
Jskaloosa 550 w
CowaNut , 5 00
IVhite1 Breast 550
ft
It is well known that a relationship ox- "
between piles , constipation , kidney el
liseases and liver troubles. In Kidney tl
IVort we have a remedy that acts on th Jr
reneral sy < item and restores health by gen. 0 ]
Iy aiding nature's interna1 process.
iept26d&w aol \
ol
Honest Medicine Ureo of ChargeJ tl
Of all medicines advertised to euro w
\ny affection of the Throat , Cheat or Si
Lungs , we know of none we can rech'
jmmend as highly as DR. KINO'S NEW J >
DLSCOVERY for Consumption. Coughs , n
Soldi" , Asthma , Bronchitis , "Hay FeOI
irer , Hoarseness , Tickling in the
Dhroat , loss of voice , etc. This medat
cine does positively cure , and that bi
_ everything else has failed. No ty
medicine can show one-half so many ' "
positive aud permanent cures as have ni
dready been eflectcd by this truly bl
ivonderful remedy. For Asthma and bi
Bronchitis it is a perfect specific , curB *
ng the very worst cases in the shortl 1
at time possible. We say by all m
ncans give it a trial. Trial bottles e }
rec. Regular aizo § 1.00. For sale by ri
3lly ( ) J. K. ISU , Omaha. ol
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FEESOHAt. ti
Suffer from Indijestiou , ttto
All the drastic drugs decline. to
What jou need , beyond all question , toG [
Is that remedy Saline ,
TAERAST'S wonderful AFIJUZ.NT , CO
Duplicate cf Seltrer Spring 0 >
Tonic , Alterative , lathirtic 0th
Puic , refreshing , comfortins. thd
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last * , dsu ' ind hiy t of u 4rs orT r t ILcsi. r" W !
u < Ttifftiat.-5toirdcsircfornjj-c ! t.c ! = > pcr 't'
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n..trol ol the EiJaiitr or i u
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It prrvcata th'.t ab = osto jihy cal nni IT , . pc
nro tratlon that lollivra tbo EMUU' brr' > ty-r pcpr
ron mlng stlmul.-.nU or narcoucs. pr
Kidpcoprepaid , tocarel to5r 5cns , fS f a
jocrarugi2tsSl. per Lottie.
TempEronre BoricUn honU rc-osm ci5 e -I viac
It perfectly harmless sad lArrcr-LxJj ) ac
Hop Bitters Hg. ! Co.RochcsterN.y. Sole * . , . . y
lion Conch Cure destroys ell rnla. lo < wtar i A
50760. quicu tbo ncrrcs , produces rut , an 1 ae ta
mils to euro. -of I
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COM TTrra l.mrtfnemor.cCT a3a ll otter naitr ,
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. th
f wr
Devon Cattle.
Editor Western AricuHur'tt
Auirrica is now Ihe grei'esl. beef
pr iduriii ! * country ou the globe. The
busiiijisis ct > n-tantly en the increase ,
and , as cur vcmt lands become oc
cupied , is dcs'incd s' ll to i > crx-oso
more n'l more f > r yo-ri t > c > me.
How to produce ihia beef with the
least excoate , h w to supply the w > nts
of ur peopV , a'id.he increasing de-
tna'idi of .other iiatiot s with thw belt
quality rf beef at the Jo s' cost of pro
duction , are ques'ioiis of great ma-jni-
tudo.
Ihe inquiry is now being mide in
all parts of the Union , North , South ,
Easr , and West : What breed of caltla
is best adapted to my section of ccun-
tryj With my system of farming and
stock breeding , whpit kind of cat
tle will enable me to offer ti the beef
consumers of the world the bast beef ,
and at the same time roalizj for me
the hrgast income and greatest profit ?
The spirit of inquiry and investiga
tion exhib'ted on this subject , now so
common , is something quite new.
Formerly , when a man engaged in
cittle breeding , he did not take the
troub'e to inquire what would be best
suited to his locality , or hi inodo of
fanning and stock rais'ng. Ho sim
ply wont and fol'osved the fashion.
He would buy aud breed short horus.
This has been the custom here in Illi-
nos : for the last forty years ; and those
who can remember back a * far as
1819 , and hive bjon cl > so observers ,
will not fail to call t ) mind ihe many ,
many failures and wrecks that have re
sulted in this stata from "following
the fashion" in cattle breeding.
Having bcon a br-jedir of Short
horns for several years , I know from
experience that they are. not the most
profitable rattle for my mode of cattle
raising The chance purchase of a
few grade Devons , wintering them
.i'id afterward feeding them with my
grade Short-Horns , opened my eyes
to the f-ict tbat I was on the wrong
road Since Ihen I have devoted
myself mainly to breeding Davon cat
tle , and with the greatest satisfaction.
There are to day thousands of farmers
all ovsr ? tliif country engaged in fol
lowing the old fashion , singing the
praises of some fancy brood or noted
end popular family , working aud
toiling , aud making nothing.
All pei-sons ii.to whcso hands this
papyr may Ml that have had any ex
perience with Devon cattle , will con
fer a favor on the undersigned , if
th > > y Will make known to mo the re
sult ' of sucli experience ; especially do
I ask information from those who
hwchad ; an unfavorable experience
with them. If there is any one spot
on , thw cc nlineut where Devon cattle
have i J been fairly tested and found
wanting , or have failed in any respect
to i give entire satisfaction , it will be
esteemed i a great kindness be in
formed j of the particular ! of such fail
ure. '
ure.In
In presenting the claims of my fa
vorites , , the Deveus , to public consid
eration , it is not my purpose to de
tract i from or 'deny the merits of the
Shorthorn { or any other breed , nor in
many to depreciate the efforts of in
telligent and enteiprising breeders of
other pure-blooded cattle to improve
the t st > ck of the country. Such a
course would be both puerile and rep
rehensible. I would , if possible , per
suade cattle brooders from the great
folly of trying the breed "according to
the fashion. " | To illustrate : Farmer A ,
of la'go means , great skilland , unusu
al carej engages in cattle raising ; he
his rich aud extensive pastures , well
filled corn crib , warm stables and
sheds , and he succeeded. Five or six
of his neighbors , without his means ,
skill , rr conveniences , try to follow iu
his footstep ? and with the same breed
of I cattle make a failure , whereas , had
thuy salected a more hardy race of cat-
llo and ono better suited to their
means and method" , they too mi ht
have succeeded. My firm convic
tion is tbat fully half of Iho cattle
raisers of our State would reaiz3 )
n
larger : profits and meet with more
11
narked success by a change of tactics 11t 11o
ind the selection of stock better t
xdapted to their condition and pur- r
30803.
Such may ask : "What shall I do ! yfl
Would you have me sell off my short flO
lorns , Herefords , high grades , or
-arefully ; selected native stock and
jegin anew ? " By no ineana. Keep
vhat you have , or select from them
four best cows and heifers , procure a
horoughbred Devon bull , and contin- >
< 3 to use him till you have all the '
ows and heifers of his gat that you
Tish to keep on the p'aco. ' You will
hen ] have a firm and substantial foun-
lation for your herd , and you can >
uild upon it such a structure as you
refer. You have a solid , rocky foun- :
lation one thair short pastures , lack
if stable room , hot summers and cold
winters cannot destroy.
In a recent convcr6.it ion with a
riend who has been a successful
Shorthorn breeder , but is now a feed- .
r and grazier of cattle , ho stated
hat should ho again engage in breed-
ng Shorthorns , he would secure Dev-
u cows to start his herd with , and as-
igued as a reason the great cheapness
keeping the hardy little Devon on
he ; farm irom year to year , compared )
rith Shorthorn ? , while ho might lese
ometbing in the size and weight of
lia ' steers , he thought this ICES would
10 < more than balanced by the savings i
feed. That the position is a correct
no , is beyond a question.
Now , kind reader , should you be
n inquirer on this subject cf cattle
ireedinp , an ! osk my advice , it would
ic simply this : Go forward and estab-
ish ' your herd on a solid foundation ,
irmly cemented with pure Devon
ilo d ; you can then safely proceed to
mild according to your fancy , and )
hould you , after a few years' experi-
ncu , conclude to use the foundation
natoihl for the building up of your
ntire herd , you will probably be
icher in purse and crib than by any '
Iher courae. L. F. Ross. .I
Avon , III.
Profits of Raisin Culture.
A writer for the Los Angeles HER-
ru , May IGth , makes the somewhat
stoundins ; statement that the profit of
aisin-grapa culture at the Rivers'da
olony last year ranged from " $100 to
tearly § 500 per acre. " Ho fortifies
his statement by such profits in do-
ail as leave hardly a doubt of its en-
ire ; truth. One of the successful cul-
ivatora is A. . H. WESTBROOK , inspec-
or of raisins of the lliversido Fruit
rowers' Association. His vineyard
ontains GOO vines , or about one acre.
ne half of these vines are five years ,
be other six years old. All the work
one on this vineyard from the pru-
ing of the vines to the shipping of
ho ralains was hired. The product
the vineyard was 202 boxes of rai-
ins of 20 pounds each. The prices
ingcd from § 1GO to $2.35 per box ,
nd the gross cash proceeds were398 , Bi (
0. The expenses were : For pruning
nd cultivating the GOO vines , $10 ; Bi"j
ater for irrigation , § 5. picking and " '
"j
uring , $25 ; boxes and packinsr paper ,
34 80 ; packing 205 boxes at Cj cents
er box , 13,56 ; total $88,46. Not
refit on one acre of GOO , $310 , 25 , or
fraction less than 52 cents to the
inc. Another vineyard of about two
cren , containing 1200 vines , owned
R. H. HBNDEESON , the vines being
ut four year * old , produced 450 boxes
raisins , which sold at from $1.50 to
2. pec box , and brought the gross la
am cf $320. The expenses were $82 , anE
and the net profits $737,75 , or a E
ttle more than ( & cents to the vine. ,
zspEESon and his family done all vi cei : :
10 work1. Hia vineyard ia good soil , frc
as _ carefiiUy [ cultivated and. bad * [
flush irrigat'on. The cost of this
§ 5 40 per acra. Another vineyar 1 of
an acre and a third , belonging t >
Shu nt & Wait , yielded 12 tons of
grape ? , sold ut $20 per ton , or 27
. pounds to tL vine , aiid prcduc-d a
i net profit i f § 225" , witlnul any trout lo
of c nvc-tJnuihe g.anes into rs'sinii.
A. P. Co.nbs , v\hu bought th sj 12
tons of gr pea , conv rted thorn into
raisin' , i-i aJie pntit of § 441 25 , all
the Ubor bbng : d ut by Limaolf. The
product in rais ns WHS 5S2 | b x s ,
sold at frcm § - ' to $2 35 per bis.
Hero va < a n9t | rifit of 60Clj L'a from
an aero cnl a t' irJ of viueja-d , con
taining 8 ! > 0 vines six joirstid \V.
B. Uuaaell , fnim F80 vines , four years
old , purchased 280 bo\ea cf r.vVm ,
with a net profit of § 328 40. E.
Oaldwell , from 1700 siz-year old vines
covering about three acres , produced
540 boxes of r imi , at a net profit of
§ 1000.
In aU theae owes the soil was rich
alluvium , the vine well attended ,
abundantly irrigated to fatten and en
large the grape- , and great care given
to the manufacture of the raisins. It
is clear from the results tbat grapa
culture for raisins soil and irrigation
favoring the cartful cultivation is
one of the mojt profitable industries
of the state , and will bo , even should
prices fall from tjn cents to the low
figure of six cents p3r pound , at which
latter rate , transportation to the east
being reaionablu , there will always bean
an unlimited market. There U none
of the work , from pruning , cultivating
and irrigating the vinus , that can not
be done by boy * from 13 to 1C years
of age , and much of ir , such as the
drying and parking of the raisins , is
peculiarly suited Jo women and girli.
A family of fiva or tix , includ
ing the husband wifa ; might easily
manage a vineyard of eight acres , the
profits from which , at the above rates
or even 30 percent , less , would bo not
far from $2,000 a year , with a con
stantly increasing yie'il from tha
fourth to the twelfth yasr , at which
latter ago of the viuea the production
per acre would probably rcich iti
maximum. The net average proffis of
wheat culture on the very bast lands
do not exceed , from yea" to year , § 10
per acre ; upon ordiiury valley 1-uida
not $5. It would require avheat
farm of 209 acres on the very b.s * ,
and 400 acroi on averagj laud , to
yield a profit from year to year equal
to th.it of eight or ten a > r. s in raisin-
grape vines six ye-irs olrl , while tha
opital invested in the wheat farm and
the cott of product on would excosd
that of the vlnujard more twenty folJ.
The lliversido si Hit man t has , per
haps , peculiar ad\ant.tges. Abundant
irrigatim is one of Ihe essentials to
success in this binine's ; but there are
thousands of acres in the counties of
Sin Joaqum , Saciamonto , Sut'er ,
Butts , Coiuw , Yule , Stanislaus , Mer
ced , and even in the old abandoned
mining counties of El Dorado , Ama-
dor , Tuolonm , Placer and Nevada ,
where irrigation could be had as
choiply and profusely ai anyvrhero ,
for Email vineyards , by means of exist
ing canals or by windmill pumping ,
and where soil and climate are as
favcrable as at the Biverside for the
raisin grape. An addition of 60,000
acres to vineymU of this claia would
in six years after planting the cuttings :
contr.buta not leas than § 5,000,000 to
the aggregate profits from our vinicul
ture ; and we are confident that there
is ten times tbat amount of first-class
land in the etata rccliimable for tlwt
uso. 1 he indust-y is no linger an ex-
perimeii1It is a grand success. At
the Riverside- nearly 1000 acres have
been planted during the list two
years , and iti threa years moro thut
Bottlement cm hardly fail to become
the mcst prosperous and independent
ono in ihe state fioni the profit ) of tl'h
business alone.
A. Remarkable Oaao of Penetration.
_ A few weeks ago as a young lady of
Salisbury , Md. , was setting into a carriage
riage- sewing ueed'o was by some
means forced into her thigh , bur , be
ing considered a trilling matter , little
or no attention was paid to it at the
time. Several days after this occur
rence , however , her ankle pimed her
i-ery much , and on examination it was
Pound that the needle \vai the cause
f it. In her efforts to get it out it
aroko , and she only succeeded in gat
ing one part ( the eye half ) of il out.
Ill a point part remained , and two
lays after she felt that just below the
mee , but was still unable to get it b )
ut. Two weeks then elapsed and
'lie felt something in her throat , but
he obstruction was supposed to be a
B
ish-bone. After several efforts to ra-
nova it she at last succeeded , and it
roved to be the point part of the
leedle. Thus in a few weeks' time a
omrnon sowing needle enters a per-
lon at the thigh , makes its way down
o the ankle , then retraces its steps ,
md goes up the body and comes out at
ihe throat. This may appear to ba an
ncrediblc story , but it is true nover-
.heless. It is vouched for by a gen-
Joman of unquestioned veracity.
Heavy Farm and Cart Horses.
Jurat New Yorker.
In breeding these farmera should
ook very particularly to get plenty of
ono , strong joints , cords aud tendons ;
hough mmcle that is , hard , firm
lesh , instead of soft and spongy
nuat also be regarded. The bone of
thoroughbred horsj ( raser ) is of a
nuch heavier waight in proportion to
lia bulk than tltat of the great , flabby ,
arm horse , which seems to be bred
nottly like a bullock for his flesh
ilone. But recollect liorao moat islet
lot a favorite in our markets , as it is
n Paris and some okher cities of
Branca. We want a hone alone for
tis work , and the one that can accom-
lish the most of this in the quickest
ime will sell quickest and at the high-
jst price.
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0. L. BRCSII , 443 Broadmi } , Y. Y. , CATARRH
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A. B. Thorn. 153 Montana St. , Brookl > n , ( lf
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travel over it , to be'tlie test Appointed and
Debt Managed Road in the Country.
? ASSBNGBRS GOING EAST
Should bear in mind that this Is the
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points East , North and Northwest.
Passengers by this Route have choice of
FOUR DIFFEEENT EOUTES ,
And the Ad\antaxe of Six Daily Lines of
I'Iace bleeping Cars from Chicago to
tfe-w Tork City Without Change.
Ul ExprcajTra'.ns on Mi line arc equipped with
the W.stinzhoii'c Patent Air lirakcs and
Miller's Patent Safety Platform and
Coupler * , tin mo t I'orfect Pro
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Are run on the Rnrliogton Route.
Information concerning Routed , Rates , Time
Jonncction ? . etc. , will be cheerfully iriicn by
ipp\in.C ! atthcolllcc of the Ilurliogton Koutc ,
J Fourteenth Street , OniAhi , Vcbraska.
. E PERKINS , D. W. HITCHCOCK ,
Go'i'l Mrnascr. Don. Wcsfn Pasn. Ag't.
. O. PHILLH'I , St , Joe. , Mo.
Otacral Agent , Omih-u
II. P. DU < L ,
eb5-dlv Ticket Agent ,
i . . - .
V - I , . tl Nrrrou * , Chronic
'l 1 ir hi mulorrbea. li
i ! ' , > f'J. ) FrniaJc lh jj
n jl ifci.1 , leiftouollT or LT Url *
. -r-l A i 1-ntcI.COcU. H
ratrJ I S Mt , 2X flfts , P -
IN ui.lr I -minimctttvt *
All hre < I" fl * .
TJip.t Act3attlioSamoTimoon ,
THE I.IVER/ .
| THE BOWELS ,
J and the KIDNEYS.
3 5TO * HW ,1SSK ,
i { a ill IKJ pcrlict : If they become clogged ,
i d t TKI f-l diseases are sore to followwlta s
J TERRIBLE SUFFERING ,
- ; Ki'hisvic ® ; , Hc = ilacV , Djsprpsla , Jann-
Tg slice , Constipation ia < l PHeV.orKld- " '
? : ttf Complaints , Orarel , Dlsbetw/
S Jiincnt in the Vrine7 JUIlT
* i or ilopr L'rlnef or Bhen-X
matlcPalns'mndAcheii , ; ,
-j iroil.el ncj because the blooJ Is poisoned
" , 1 li ( In ! hrrr.ora teat alionM .havcjwen
MJ ispcll'.d rulurallj. " *
I. -t-i ard yon will live bat to utier.
i liioinartlsr-avcliecncured. Tryltandyon
3 i vUlaiM one more to tlie namucr. Take It y i
\W .r ilicalthwlllonccinorcgladdenyonrheart. I J
S .Viwouflcrlongerfromthetormerrt If
/r of machine back ? K
vS Y/.iv boar such distress from Con- * - ,
* ul'-stlon and Piles ?
V.'ny bo so fearful because of dls-
5s I iDrrVOET will care yon. TryapaclT
f ate see sail he satUCed. *
5' /14 a ary wyrfoMe compound and
" .cl'iciagemaiesiiixtiuirtaorJIedlcliie.
j " - Erugijtit . h < aU , _ * . . of T J1 9 * J /
Jt T
For Coughs * Colds , ISr
_ _ Asthma. Consumption ,
And ALL DISEASES of the Throat and Lungs.
Put Up in Quart Size Bottles for Family Use.
. . .DOXT BE DECEIVED by unprinciplwl d Viera who try to p lm off upon i
T- . RockandRroinp'a-eof our TOU' KOCKatU RYE. which i the only Mi. J
ICAfbD article mide , the GE.Na'I VE nsvinc i GOVERNMENT ST.U11- each bottle.
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Kevenu y
TUE\ffRY D- DPARTilKXT. OFFICE Of INTERNAL REVENUE , )
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'
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OE.\TLX I.N : lha\e icceiveJa "cortillftl for-iBU si ta tln iiuralitnU an.l relitire nro | r.
tlons usej in the minufacture of an nrtidj which o j a.H ra . : aul se'l ' under the nime of TOM'
ROCKandRYE. " Ohiscomt-onml , accordl-iriovimr f irmuli , in the opinion of this olik-j woull
ha > 0 a sufficient quantity of theUAL > AM OF TOI.l ! t. > i eitall the nIvanU ; ucnbetl ttVn
irt i.le in ( icctcral ccniplsinH. whiic the hijky ami syni ] cotutitute ancuioliioa reuleriii the
comround anaifreca le remedy to iho pi'lcnt.
Y n Respectfully. " " " ( si ncd ) 'GBEEJT.'B. RAUM. Commissioner.
Lawrence A Mlrtin. Ch'ciso , Sole AiecU for tile I int.sl > Utr- and Cantda. ' & > d bv Dnu
cuts , Grocers an , ! General Doulcra ex try-where Whvli iic Agji.lt r N .b..Sl'KtLE , JOIIN&ON .t
CO , will supply the trade at manufacturer ! prucs.
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CPOCRAPHV O - ' THIS COUNTRY. WHJt-
SEE BY EXAMINING THIt. MAP , THAT THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PAC1FJC R.
TS TIIR ( JURAT lOXXEfrTIXfJ ! T.IXK' ttKTUT.KX THE EAST & THE > FSV
IU m iln line runs from Chicago to Council
Bluff * . pu slni ; through Jollot , Ottawa.n Millf.
tlcne'co. Molina. Itix-k Istan.l. I ) ivcnpjrt. Wi-t
l.i ! > crtT. low.iCity MnrtMik.'u. Hrouklyn. t.rlnnell.
DCS Jlciines ( the capital of loira ) , Stuart , Atlan
tic , anil ATIM.-I : with branches inun iure u
Junction to I'l-urla : Wilton Junction t Vu cn-
tlte. Wa. hlnKton. lalrnoM. Klilon. L'elknt | > .
CcntrcTillo. Princeton. Trenton. : ullntln , 'Jnmc-
rnn. Lcavcnvrortli. AtchLxoiu anil KJI IU I itj :
Waxhineton to MKouniuy , ( ) skaloo a , anil IVIIOT >
Tllle : KcokuK to Karoinuton , Itnnaparte. llen-
toniDort , Independent. HUlon , ( HtuniTvx ndily-
Tllli > , Utk.ili > i > 9i. rclln.Monniv , ami UHM .Monica ;
Newton t Monroei -Ololn < - to Inill.inoUjnil
Wlntcr > ctt Atlantic ti > J.uwii ami AnUutxm ; ami
A"uc to Ilarlin. Tlil < H positively IIic onlr
ICallrnnil. nhlcli own . and opt-ratcs : i throuKU
lln > fnmi Chlouo Into thu tUttoof Hania * .
'IhnuiKli ixpn _ " < i I'sssonserTralni. null I'ull-
Oian "alarorimattaclieil.arcmiKMilivTiiytljIly
tetwccnUiiifACo anil ProitiA. KANS crtv ,
Cou.vcii. IlMftK , J.E vvr..NWoimi ami ATnn-
. '
co nnil Knn ii ( llr. viu the " .Milwaukeeuuil
UnrklslnmlMio- - . "
Hie "Uroat V.iik liljnrt" Is nincniUcuntlr
cniiip | ? < l. Its ro.ul lHi is .iniplr iwrtcvt. aud its
track U Inlil v.ttli stcvl mils.
What will pie iso you mo t will l > o the pleasure
of enjoying Tiiur zncnN , ivhllc puMlfifc ; oTirtlm
beautiful pialrii'M uf Illinois and I mi a. In one < if
our maenlUcont DinltitiCars that ui-coniHiny nil
ThrouKli Kinross Trains. You ci-t nn entlro
meal , as C'-wl as U served In liny llrst-ulaso hotel ,
XorBeventT-UTe rent * .
Apprcciatlru ; the laet that a majority "t " '
ocoplB prefer fcpanto npirtmculs lorilltTerrnt
purposes ( and the Immense vaHn .T Itiisintrns
of this line warnmtinc it ) . ni > anM > l .t ed toiin-
nonnco that Uiis Company runs 1'ulimnn I'ltlnte
Steenina Can lor tlvvvlnis iiurwises. and 1'tiLice
< < Atf IAI < A < ! K .VItS arc run hr. iich to l'E It ! X.
COIIM'II. . lll.UFFSi. JSAASAS CITT. ATC1IIXON. i.nil 1.KA VK.NWOIITII
I'lrkvts iln thin L.lite. knotiii : > Hie "Cmit JEiicU. I lanil Jfoutc. " ure * ul ! '
all Ticket Aevnl > In the UnltvJ Stulo unit C'nuailit.
Fur Inl'nrmation not iiliC.iin.iule : it J'our home ticket offlcr. ntlilrrx.
A. ICJ Ili-fVT r , , IS. S'A'TO ! ! ? . * .
' . Uen'l 'lit. ' ' .
Ucn'l bupcrmtendoni. anil I'ass'cr Ait.
FURNITURE HNG FEATHERS
1 yillll I UllUaJ ,
SELAJDEIS.
And everyining pertaining to the Furniture and
upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HEW GOODS AT THE
LCTWEST
ap U mon th gat 1208 and 1210 Farnham Street.
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
IFOIR ± 880.
= /
MANUFACTURED BY S. P. MAST&CO.jSPRINFFlELD , !
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Iteam Walking
Cultivator , with or without Sjrin s.
The New Force Teed Kuckeye Drill , one or two Horse Stjlj
Inquire for them at the beat dealers.
F. H. PTJ&H. Gen. Agent , Umaha. ffeb.
A new and and hitherto unknown remolyfo
all diaeiscs cf the Kidneys , BIadderand Urinary
Organs.
It will positively cure Diabetes , Cnml , Dropsy -
sy , Brieht'g Dicease , Inability to retain or excel
the Urine , Catarrh of the Blaed r , high rmortd
and scanty urine , Painful Urinating ? , LAMK
BACK , General Wealcneca , and all Fercao !
Complain ta.
It aroldea Internal medicine * , Is certain lu it
effect * and cnres wben-nothtoj else can.
For gala by Drnggista or tent by null free
npoa receipt ot tbe price , $2.00.
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. . PRQFRS ,
Toledo , O.
tySend your adJrets for onr little book ,
1. How ft Life wj | Eared. " I
MMES K. isii , Aetnt
finlr. t r.v
po c . v
cn-iit fc.itcrouf cur 1'alati * ars It a SM Al
\I. ) ON whoreyou can cujoy juur .fir
ut.il ! hnnr * > f the ilar-
.M.nnifl < -entln'nllnilse fpan the X * * * j- .
nml Mi ourl rivers nt nil pomtn cro . > j .
line , unit transfersaroavonleitntfiMin P
IC.IIK.TI ( Itjr , jAiirenwortli. on.t Atcir *
intlont Ix'lncruailo In t'nion l > pj ii .
TIII : rieiMii'Ai * is- fusM'vri e
THIN ( .Kh'/VT T11KOLU11 1.IM2 AHa
H I.I.1)\VS
At IIICM.O. nlth nil illverKmir Kaci 'ut 01
.
AlKM.ILuoiil ) .
itV A < 1C. Kits.
At WASHIM.TOS llricuTS. with 1 * . J ? > -
L. It It.
At I.A b.u r K. ni'h III. Cent. It. It.
At Ti OHM. with 1 * r. * J ; I'D.AEA
\V. : Ill MI.I- . niidT.l' AAV. Ibln.
At I ! KI < I L.IM > with .MIl nnk-f o. H.
Islnml Jiirt Unc. " ami Kotk Isld.V Vyf if
At IMVEMtiirr. wlll thu Davvupvrt ' - >
C..M. ftfct 1' it.lt.
AtWKSTl.iiiLirrr.wlihtn lU.r H \ > < i l >
TillU'i-ntrni lowaK.lt
.wuhi > M.AK.II it. r.
I I'KFH. with Union 1'uilH c
AH.siAHA.wlthll.AMo.Jt.It.lt. In N -
At < OlfMllfSjfNCTIOf.Wlthlt. . ) IEr. . '
At rrrcMWA. wlin lentral l.mnltiV :
tt. I Al-hC.jii.lC IU.y It. ltil .
At kEiiKTK. witli TeL , I'vtt. A War. . v < 1"
U.IIK A. IJP und y-t. K. Keu.SC NW. . If Iu'-
AtlAMEHIIX. Wlthll-S-t-J lt.lt.
At AT lll < > * . Witll A Uli _ Topvki Atatt" f
Atili A > cb. nnd KII. llr. U. I * . 1C UcU.
At I.EATCSWOHTU. nlthKjn. 1'ac , vw
Cent. It. lid * .
A * CITV.wllh all lines for tc * VT
* Ar ABSOLttFEC
TESTIMONY.
Tha Cashier ot the Fust Xatioiul EinVTr
° ' SIJ8"
Taor , O. , Dtcemlxr Ktb. Is.
DR. IXSAJKO U DI05 Co. . liqtu , O. : .
GBSTtmcf I was trouble ! with Rtetrl
tism last nrin in the acute tjna wbadrr
I -ma nruble to use mr hand. Tin-Gash I
recommendation * of my f < iend . IWM l ! ij
to try your rthcumatle Cnrwhich Immelal
began to soothe , comfort aaJ all y the pun , I
in a short tins I waa reliercU ol this ilbtr'l
diitaM. I take great pleasure In recotcme if
thuiluah'e remedy to thota. 'iniilarlr affojj
Yours resrxet/uUy , JXO. L. MKREEnl
The e remedies speak for themMlTej. TI
them U to be cored. II you cannot Eetthcj
your Uruzzijt , by remittlnz us J3.W wo I
end you four botttes cf the KhrtrmaticrCnrl
six of the Pile Keraidy , by ecprea * *
Giro plain direction for shipping
The Dr. Bosanko Medicine
PIQCA.OHIO.
