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dSYearslefore tliePublit THE GENUINE DR.C.McLANE'S LIVERPILLS arc not recommended as a remedy " ft all the ills that flesb isheir to , " bat ! affections of tbe Liver , and in all Biliot Complaints , DvijicpsSa , and Sick Heat ache , or disease ? of tliat character , the stand without ariral. AGUE /AND FEVER. Iso better cathartic -can be used pn paratory to , OJ ? after taking quinine. A a simple purgative they are unequaled BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The genuinqaro never sugar-coated. Each box Jias a red-wax seal on the lit with the impression IcL AKE'S LIVE : PILL. Each wrapper bears the sign : tures of p.TOcLAX and FIXMIKO BROI gST" Insist upon having the genuin ' LIVER TILLS , pn . , Pittsburgh , Pa. , e market.being full of imitations o * e name JfcXxuic , spelled differentlj .bat earae pronunciation. _ eouans ; BRONCHITIS AND COKBUMPTIOI ' a TfeU-Known Druggist says about ' Allen's Lung Tfai m M07IIEBSREAD ! OAKLA1TDSMTIOS , Ky. t : The demand for Allen's Lee Balsam is Increasing constantly. Tbe ladii think there line medicine e ual to It tor Cron aad Whooping Congh. C. 8. MARTIN , Drcggte -t Sold l.j all Medicine Men. 'Pftl W O Beutuui cuort t ! flo f/v o L XOIMTBXGJSO. 6 , Picture. Very li gesuoua. 7 objictstoflnd. Send stamp forpac ) -.age. . DR. E. C. ABB Y BntSJo N. f. > iont/Hlrisa. AilHmat TmxfcRn PnrtUnd.H 4- ATTORHET8-AT-LAW. . - . . , > 1. SIMERAl , A TTORNEY VAT LAW-Campbefl's BIocl ICO. * I3th Streettetwtcn Farnbam and Douglai OMAHA , NEB. ' D. L THOMAS , / , * ' TfOBNEY AT LAW Loans morey. bnj Jt\ . and sells real estate. Bcom 8 , Creighto iBlcck. A. C. TROUP , kiTTORNEY AT LAW Office in Hanscom t J.ii > Block , Kith Ceorjte E. Pritcbett , ICC farahara St. OMAHA. NEB. DEXFER L THOMAS , 1 A'TTOBNEY. , AT-iAW-Crulckananks Boll 3 A * b ' . ' . ' A. M. CHADWICK , A TTORNEY AT LAW Office 16M Farnhai jCfitr et. . . /V A. SWARTZLAHDE A TTORNEY AT LAW-Coi. 18th and Farnhai 'JC , 'rtrert. mayStl WILLIAM A. FONDA , A TTORNEY AN'D CODNSELOR AT LAT1 XX Room No. 6 , Frenzer Block , opposite Pen Office. OMAHA , NEB. _ WM. L. PEABQDY , SWTEB Offlco In Crcl hton Block , next t -Postofflce , OMAHA , NEBRASKA. HOTABY TUCT.I3. OOLLEOTIONS MAPI wE. D. MCLAUGHLIN. TTORKEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE 01 -TuE PEACE Southeast corner Filteent Douglas St. CTCollectlnca Promptly Attended to."El O'BBiEK & BARTLETT , atLaw Attorney a - - J ? ii * , OFFICE-Unlon B10tk.Fiftecnth ant' Famham A. L. ROBISUH. A TTOR.EY A.T LAW. Room Crelghtoi .A Block. OMAHA . -tf : ATTORNEY AT LAW. KARB4CH BLOCK. COR- COUQI5TH STS OMAHA. JCKB. W. d. Connell , Attorney- t-La w , " . U Office' Front rooms , np stain , la HanKom'i new biick building , N. W. corker Fifteenth ant Farnbim1. Streets. Jens I. RXDICK. CHAB R. RKDICK REDICK & HEDICK , Attorneys-at-Law , SnecM attention will be given to all sulti against corparations ot every description ; wll practice In al .the t'ourtx ol the Elate and thi United States. OtDce. Farnham St. , opposiu Court House. ADAMS &SIMERAI , A TTORNETS AT LAW Room 0 CrelgUa jC\ . Block , I6th f jid Douglas streets. no9dh ijC. . F. MANDERSOH , * A TTORtrSTAT LAW 2i2 Farnham Street _ \ _ Omaha Nebraska. .PARKE GODWIN , iTTORNEr AT LAW-14th and Donjlaj Etnels. with 0. V. Doana , T. W. T. Q. J. RICHARDS & HUNT , SMuoTneys-at-Law , Orncs CIS South Fourteenth Street. \TJ \ TJh \h \ Only Direct Line to France , CENERALTRANSATLANTIC COMPAN . . . T > ETWEEN New York and Harve.Pier 42.N.R "il foot of Morton et. , pier of company. TraTelers by this line at oid both transit by En tab railnray and the discomfort of crossing thi haniie lln a email Ixnt AKADA , FIUJ-GUI , Wednesday Januirr 21 5 noon. AMER1QUE , B. JOUCLO , Wednesday Februarj . . ,11 a. m. * - JRANCE , TBUBILLB , Wednesday , Febmar ] n Ul a. m. PRICK OF PASSAGE ( Including wine ) : TO HAVRE Firet Cabin , f 100 andtSO : Second Cabinf55 : Steerage , 2dlncludlng winebedding aodutlnzils. LOUIS DE BEBIANAccot. 5 Brosdsray.N. Y. FRANK E. MOOUES , No. ill.'West Side litb Street , Bet. Farnham ind Douglas , Next Dooi o U. S. Express OHlce ( Sign ot Fain ti teamihlp. ) OMAHA. NKB tn2-gm wtetinrnurowulowu. rermgandfiontSt drea a.Uallettfc Co. Portland. Ms V < BZI EAST- INDIA BITTERS ! OLB MANUFACTURERS , J _ OllAHA. Nob. OBAT'S 8PEOIFIO The Great An cure for Sem inal Weak nessSperni tortiiea , 1m Before _ , .that follow as wquenco ol Self-Abuse ; loss - ot Memory , Unlreml Lassitude , Fain In the Back , Diumees of Vision , Premature Old Af and many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or Oonsumptlun tnd a Premature Glare. XTTuil particulars In our phamphlet , which WB deiln to send free bj mall to every one. i ihe8p ifio Uedidne U sold by all druggists at $1 per package , or six packacca for Si , or wll be sent free by mill on receipt ot the money by addresslug The Gray ModJdne Co. , i . DBOQOISTS EVERTWHSRE. i cnSHOW GASES * SwmJt MlJtTTTArrr tt vr . O. "VsT I X * 3D THE DAILY BEE OMAHA PUBLISHING . . HlifUETNS. Farnham , bet. 9tk and lOtk Street TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION I year.In adranc * ( postpaid ) | 8X 6 months " - < ' J-J months " x " * / THEIAfLS. . a H , W. B. K , 4 JO . m. , S p.T . 0 P A Q'JO a. m. , I p. m. - 0. R , L * P..R. R. , * . m. , I p. m.\ \ 0. 6. St. Joe 1:39 m. , 8 p. m. t 3.dtyP. * l a-m. 0. P. B. R..1130 a. m. aSM.fi. K , 8:16 a-m. , 0 * M.W.I > .ra * ! onxnto , j , 0 N. W. B R. , 11 a. n.Ol p. PL ' , B 4.Q. , 11a.m. 930 p m ' 0 R.LP.ll .mUp D. J aB.Bt.Jo , ir .m.Up.m 8.dty4P.U o U P. . * > m. B. k H. In Neb , 4 p Local malb for BtaUa low * tan , B o . TTU : Ok.B. Office open from II to p. m PP"THOMAS r . Arrival and ep rt regiTraimi UNION PAcmo. . DaiiyEzpreai..UdBp.m. 1 0 p. m. do Mtod . 6OO p. . * 6 pm. . do Freight. . . . 6 JO . m. lWp. m. do do . . . . BOB a. m. CARD O ? VK1VIC1UBA Express 8:40 p-tn. Mill fl:00ajn. .10:00 p. IB Sundays Excepted. Btmoayi Kxcepted. CHICAGO ROOK ISLAND & PACIFIC , * * mv f - Mill . e.-OOa-m. 10.-OOO.B press Bundayi Cxcepted. CHICAGO & KOBTHWI8TKEH. Mall . 6:00 a .nv | TJO p. B Expreii . S0p. . | Sundays excepted. KA.NEAB crrr , ST. JOK a OOUHOU LIATl. AUtTK. Mill. . . . frW m.Kq | > . / i4 KwSi O IP2" - - 1'M * > > * ' Theonlylineruinlac Pnlbma Blaeptng Can out of Omaha to Union Depot. BcdCliud ( irr BIoomlngtonar)83Spm ) BEPOBLKJAH VALtCT RAK.WAT. B1OUI CITT k BT. FAUL > . . Mall . 6:10 a. m. I f Ifest . 1JJO a. m Eipreet . 8:40 p. m. | MaU. . iaOp.n BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. BR. . BDIOIT num. Leave Omaha , dally t-8 a.m. , 9a.m. , 10 a 11 a. m. , 1 p. m. , S p. BLi - p. m. , 8 p. m. , I LeaTeComcUBlufflit-aaea. m.B a.m. IO-J5 a. a. , 11S8 a. m. , 136 p , m.tt p > * 25 p. m. , 6S6 p. m. , 636.P. m _ FouTtripe on Buiday , learlM 0 a.a a * t anJ a. m. . S and 6 p. m.rOoeaefl Blofc.al 936 a. m. , and 3S and 635 p. BJ. , ruiudii num. Leave Omaha : 6 , . , ! a. , m. , 8 a , m , p. m. , 4:60 : p.m. , 735 p. . ' Leave Council Bluffs : -7lfi . . , W9 . m. , a.m.,5S6 p. m.J OP. BU , T P. > p. m. DaUy except Banday. OMAHA * REPUBLICAN TALLBT B. E. iaarrm. 10:45 a. m. DaHr exceot Bond t. COMMERCIAL. Omaha Wholesale Markets. OMAHA , June 2,1680. BUTTER AND KGUB. Choicetable 17Wc Packers lots 10@18 Fresh egg * , per do * tc/a12 * Honey 16@18 POULTRY. onickensj > er dor 2 00@2 29 Ducks . ' f8 GROCERIES. * , BUQABa CntLoai..v : ' * W Powdered , . JJ | Granulated JO * Stondard"A" 10j Off A sflsao Extra "C" . . . Extra choice and very bright. . . 48a52 Bright Table Drips 4548 New Orleans Mollaases 48a50 Market advancing. Rio , prime to choice 1718 Rio good to prime lfi 17 Rio fair to good I6 ! * ! ? Mocha _ ? 8 Choice Goodtoprimc < 1 NewPrunes 99 Old Prunes V"'J : Currants.choice new.- " . . BlackBenies . " . . . . . " . . . w Raspberries Pitted cherries Michigan grtd Apples 9 N.ST. Sliced ' 9J Evaporated " . ' . . ' -I j 1 State Peaches 9 Salt I ke Peaches 14 | California Peaches 14f CANNED QOOD3. ' 'S"OyBters , 2 ft cans , $ case. . 8 75 do do 1 tb can , per case. . 2,25 Lightweight Oysters 2 Ib tf case 2 90 Saunon , lib , $ fdoren. . " . . _ . ' T70 do 2 ft,1. dozen. . . 275 Standard Tomatoes.2 Ib , & case 2 50 " " 3 Ib , ca > a 8 85 Standard Peaches , 3 ft , tf case. 4 50 " " 2 Ib , cue. 3 GO Raspberries , 2 ft , 0 case. 3,00 , Blackberries , 2 Ib , tf case 270 Corn , 2 ft.tf case 2TO 400 ; Apples , Gal , V doz 3f85 Narrow Fat Peas,2 Ib , V case. . 8 90 S trine Beans. 2 Ib. per case. . . . 240 SUNDRIES. Nutmegs. , 10 Pepper 15 Allspice 17 Clovesl 45 Coasia 27 Rope - . . . - . ' llf Candles. 16oz ; . . ' . . . . - * * * 13 GreenwichLyepercBe. . . . ? A S ' 8'90 ' Beans.per bushel : . . . ,60 Cheese full cream T. 14 - UJUASS. Window Glass. GO per cent , dis count off list. ? ' " HARDWARE. \ IRON. Common bar. 3 Horse-shoe bar . ' ' . > > s 4 Norway nail rod 10 C7ast plow . . . . . . . . . 8 Am. cast , tool . 15@17 les'p's.Eng.'do . . . . .7. ' 25SO A&IL8. I Fens , upwards. . . . . . 3 < 50 B'rd'd'aehoa'g.- . . " . . - M " mule" . Jmaha nails tens , upwards. . . 3 50 tiw'str'shn . 2383 Putnam nails . . . . . . . . . . -.r.-v SBv83 DRY GOODS. s BROWN COTTONS. * itlantlo 'H" . 8' do * . . . 7 Pepperell "Or do * do " [ ndianHead \moskeag . 17 3eaver Creek , "AA" . l do "BB" . ' " 13J haymakers . : . . . . . . . . 10 Palmer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * . - . . . 10 ) tis "AXA" . ' . . ' 15 do "BB" . - 14 do "CO" . 13 rVarren "AXA" . : r..fi. < 15 do "BB" . . . * 14 do "CO" . ' . . " 18 DOCKS. ? lymonth "AAA" . 15 f ew Bedford , 10 oat . 16 JoatonS. O . jj BLEACHED COTTOHHL jonsdale . . . 10J do Cambric . . . . . . . 18 Jabot . 9 Vnitof.the Loom . . 11 tewYozk Mills . 13 Jills'Muslin . . - . . . 101 Vamrotta . . ' . . . . . * . 3613 * > epperell . 8-4 91 ? do . 8-4 Side do . 9-4 27 do . 11-4-30 ' SICZDTCM. Imoskea ? . . . . . . . . . 'T. . . . . ' . . . . . JSv-Sl 'alliO. B. . Hue AA . . . . uo t * * * * t * .t. 4 * > to "AAA" , , , , . W ' rl XUv r , .MMI'MMIMMIM- * * T .PB1MTS. . . / 7 'AlMoi. . 7 Harmonr . 6 A"ifirfc n . i . 7 AHen'B . . 7 ADen'sPinks . 7 'A oaa Fancy . 7 HMr ir- . 4 7 Mtnbaack . > 7 MenfanmckShirtings . 7 ichxuo&ds . . . 7 . . . . . . . . . 7 Bjichmonds , E.--- * * Bpragno's.- . & ffimpson's Mourning . 7 ' 7 Americin . 10 ABodcMff . U@12 Awning stripes . 19 lewiston , A . 16 Hamilton. . . . . . . 12j .ittsield . 7 LUMBER. Framing , 18 ft and under . $20 Ot Eachiidd.ffcoTerl8peirM. . . . K ndaff. No. 1 , 12 to 20 f t . 22 Ot { ri'No.J 12to20ft . 20 ( K a * D - , Hji : : : : : : : 20 oc Common Boards , Dieaaed . 22 OC STOCK BOARDS. ABtock . 400C B ' . 8500 0 ' . 8000 Common Stock . 25 C' /LOORIHQ. Noinooring . 40 OC No.2 " . 8600 KoiS " . 2500 Yellow Pine Fleering , No. 1. . . 45 OC BIDING. No.lSIdidg . 2500 No.2 " . 2260 No.8 " . 00 PICKETS. No. 1 Pickets , per M . 8260 No ; 2 " " . 2500 FlNlBinNQ. NalFlnfah , U , li , nd2in. . . 5500 No.l " ib . 6000 No.2 " 11 , 1J , * nd2In. . . 4500 No ; 2 " lin . . * - . . " 4000 No. 8 Finish , In . 8500 amp LAP. PlalnShipLap . 2800 O. G. " > No.l . 80,00 " " , No.2 . 2500 " " No. 3 . I Beaded , 6 in.Nol , , 25 OU . " " No2 23 M I Beaded , 4 and 6 in. , No. 1 4000 No.2. . . . 8500 Corrugated Ceiling , No. L 50 00 SHINGLES. A Star ( best ) Shingles. 376 No.2 " 300 No.S " 260 LATH 400 Limebbl 185 bulk , per bush 40 Cementbbl 2 Iowa Plaster , bbl 250 Michigan Plaster , bbl 275 Hair , per bush 25 Tarred Felt , 100 Iba 300 Straw Board , " 400 O. G. Battens , per 100 ft lln. . . 1 25 WellCurbing SO 00 Ro ugh i , ana 2 in. , in Battsper FOSIb. Cedar Halves , 7 in 18 " 6in 16 " Qnarter.Sln 16 Oak , 4x4 30 " 4x6 40 O.a.'Cadng. 5 } and 6 In. , per . lOO.ft.lin : . . 800 Oak Plank and Timber , per M. 40 00 Clear Poplar 6000 Black W lnnt 10000 HIDES. Green Hides , per Ib 1 Green Cured Hides & Dry Hides 1215 Dry Salted Hides 10@12 Sheep Pelta 8001 00 Fallow 4j@5 LIQUORS. WINFS , ETC. High Wines , tf gal 110 Alcohol , 180 tf cent. tf gal. . . . 2 15 French Spirits proof 120 Marshall's Bourbon Whisky. . . . 1 25 Miller's Bourbon Whisky 150 Brandy , very fine , tf gal. 4 OOaS 00 do common to fine 1 50a3 76 Grin , 100 per cent 1 40a3 00 .doHolland , 90 percent 125 ! ems , mixed Jamaica , ) ? gal. . . . 1 25a4 00 do New England 2 00a2 50 Kennedy Bitters ) ? gal 150 do do tfcase 700 do do do 100 caw lots 6 50 Champagnes , pints in baskets. .20 OOaSO 00 Domestic Champagne 12a20 i-ort Wine tf case 6 OOalO 00 Sherries 6 OOalO 50 MesEdinburg . " . . 275 do Biws&Oo's 276 Suinness Dublin Stout 275 LEATHER. 3 st SlaughterSole 33a35 BestOak 38a41 French Kips 1 lOal 45 French Calfleading brands. . . . 1 25a2 10 Oomestic Kips 65 al 00 Domestic CaUs 90al 10 lemlock upper , tf foot 20a 22 ) ak upper , $ foot 24 Train , upper , $ J foot 20a22 Jnings , V dot 7 OOalO 00 toppings , tf dez 900 Horocco , ( bootleg ) tf foot 35 do oil dressed 35 do Simon perskin 2 75a3 00 do Glovetkid 325 3oot Webbing , ? ? bolt 40a50 HARNESS LEATHER. fo. 1 Pittsburg Oak 41 to. 2 PIttsburg Oak S3 io. 1 Cincinnati ! Oak 36 Jo. 2 Cincinnati ! Oak 33 falHemlpck 36 fa 2 Hemlock y COAL , KETAIL Uthricite 1050 Jlossburg 1200 Vyoming 860 takaloosa 550 owaNut 500 Vhite Breast 650 BuoEUen'B Arnica Salvo The BEST SALVE In the world for 3uta , Bralies , Sores , Ulcers , Salt tlheam , Fever Sores , Tetter , Ohapp- ) d Hinds , Chilblains , Corns , and all tinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve guaranteed to give perfect satiafac- 4od in every case or money re Sanded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by 8dly ' J. K. I8H , Omaha. Acrostic Wonld'rt thou my blend Rood health enjoy Each day and hour yoor time employ ; Secure repose from sickness. Ills , This thou can'rt do take Liver PiUt ; & doit thou suffer from dlaease , ' Caused by exposure , diet ! these , Or other { Us , what'er their name , Submit at once , and leave the frame , Like shadows darting o'er the hil'f ' , In terror flee from JStxr PiUt. Vice-Uke although they've clung fer years , Encouraged be , nor yield to fears. Repose In quiet , health's bright rilll Pursue the pathway of these Pills. In childhood , youth and in old age , Let cheerful thoughts my mind engage , Let others suffer fevers , chills. Bare thou ut free tctfALUer Fills. < Sold at wholesale by C. T. Ooodman.J. K. Ith , d Kennard & Fonrth. Omahaapr8d&wfy Stop that Cough. ' If yon are suffering with a Cough fold , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fever , Consumption , loss of voice , tickling of he throat , or any affection of the ihroat or Lungs , use Dr. King's New ) iscovery for Consumption. This is he 'great remedy that is causing so inch excitement by i's wonderful urea , curing thousands of hopeless asra. Over a million bottles of Dr. ling's New Discovery have been used rithin the last year , and have given terfect satisfaction in every instance. Ve can unhesitatingly say that this is eally the only sure cure for throat nd lung affections , and can cheerful- f recommend it to all. Gall and get i trial bottle free of cost , or a regular ize for $1.00. J. K. Jah.Omaha. (3) ( ) HOP BITTERS. ( A Medicine , not a Drink , ) COSTAISS HOPS , BUCI1U , MANDRAKE , DANDELION , B > nsFmsiASD BESTStzDiciz. Q UJTIES or ATT. < HIIIfc Till i B t AU Dtmaes of tn Stomach , Bowels , Blood , Iirr Qdoejs , and Urinary Org iBKcrToamcs : fUnp- teamen and cspectanyFemala Complaints. $100O IN GOLD. Jibe paid for a caae they wffl not cr i or help , or for anything tapcro or lalorloia font lln then. Aik your drotsM for nopClttcn aut try them baton yoo deep. TaLe no other. BorCcvra CCtt bthanrteciteafest and best Aritccfldrea. 9 * FJ > tot Stomach , lift ? andSJdaty jj raf rk toaa otban. Coresby absorption. Ask iraesltt. isst t jten. tobacco and caroUa : Bend for circular. \ COLOSEL OARDNER TAKES AH APPITIZl WHICH IHCRE1SES HIS TEMPER ATURK. There lives in tbe vicinity of Woo ter , down in Ihe wilda e-f Wayne com ty , an ancient veteran of Ihe Mexici war , who is kcown aa Colonel Gan per. Tne Colnuel hv , in hs declii ing yeaiB , applied hirnaelf very steid ly to the task of payirg off the ca'iot al debt , und the tax on the amount i tanglefout consumed by him in aiyca materially augnrentB the intercal re enuo receip's'of f-Ut district. Oc warm day latt so'inmor , hb stock i the atdent having given out , the ol gentleman mounted hi horaa'and rod to the village drug stora t replenish the Beanie. The prc prietor of the pill foundr. was absent at the time of his arrival and the assistant was a green countr boywhose knowledge of the drugbnii nesi was yet to be ta ned. The cole nel ordered the yourg'mnn to meaaur him out a quart of whisky. Th youth took down a laigj j r , the con tents of _ JLbichjes rabie Jhe desirei article in appeiraucOj and filled th bottle , with winch the colonel amble off home. On the relnrn cf the "drug gist about an hour liter , be toik look at his array of liqirds , and in ijuirei of his deputy tbe u me ofi th peron bujing so much sulphuri acid. "I didnltflfcll any acid th only one in waPbolonel Gardner , wh came after acme whisky , " replied th boy. - "What jar did you get it from 1 shrieked the excited maker cf pill ? . "Thatun _ " , " ' eajd Jhe jppreetice po'ntini'to"th'o nea > ly emptied jar o acidT i , ' ' _ . "Grta * . guns ! you'vepiienod him , hov led the drug-store man ] and , eeiz ing his bat , shot down the street to ward the Gardner mansion like a ape cial dispatch On approaching th house he saw the colonel sitting on th vinnda , fanning himself vigorously and ruefully surveying the charrei remnants of a newspaper which war scattered about while the sweat whicl poured off him formed into little pool about him. : "Hello , " gasrodthe watrior , "wha kind of whisky was that you sold m to day. Johnson ? I never see aucl stuff rbroughflfhome and took , i couple of drinks and sat down here ti read the paper , and in about five min utcs I began to bile , and the nex thin ? , lm darned if my breath didn * et the paper afire ; I'll havato mov ny custom if you don't give me a bet tar brand. A man would have t < : opper line himself to stand that kini ) f stuff. Mr. Johnron took what was left c he m'phuuc acid and informed thi loldier that ho would send him dowi t bettor quality of liquor in return md betoi k h'mseJf to his store , mar rel.ng at the stroncth of practiced di restive organs. A Very Natural Mistake. Frum an Exchange. A young man living on Fifteen 'Mill ' ; reek came into town one day la < reek to buy a present for bis girl. lis wondering gsza being transfixed > y the grotesque dUplfjr in one of the Iry goods windows , he entered the tore and bashfully stepped up to a iroUy young lady behind the counter. "How much are those ? " inquired , tointing to a piir of handsomely rroughc nickel-plated garters in the rindow. "Seventy-five cents , " said the yountj ady , handing out the articles in ques- ion and blushing slightly. "I think they're kinder purty , don't out" inquired the young man , nnx- ous to obtain somebody else's opinion. "Very , " replied the young -miss ; 'they're the latest style. " ' { Everybody wears them , don't bevl" continued the young man : "A'mott ' everybody , " * aid the oung lady , affecting an unconcerned ir. ir."I "I was going to get them for a girl 1 now , " ( aid the young man , ratbe'f ervously. "Do you think she will ike them ? " "I think sto might-I-I I don't now , " returned the lady , blushing gain. "Well , I hardly know myself , " re lied tbe young man , picking up one f the dainty articles and examining i closely. ' "You don't suppose they'll be too irge , now do you ? " "Why , I I , " stimmered the oung lady , the bluih growing deeper. "They seem sorter big like , " con- nuod the young man , not noticing en confusion."But , of conisej I ould not be certain. She's middlin' ize , vbut not fat. I should think she as ab'ont your bigness , and if these ould fit you they otter fit h'or. 'pose you try 'em on , and if " ' "Siri' taclaiined the yonpg lady ehind the counter , in a voice that fted the young man a hat oalthe end f his hair'you arc insulting. " I And she swept away to the endj of be store , leaving the bewildered onng man in dumb amazement , olding in his hand what he supposed as a pair of beautiful bracele'ta. And when one of the men dorks une and explained his mistake , the oung man from the creek struck a oa-line for bis team , and in a very rief space of time was tearing toward ome at a rate that threatened to ir- etrievably ruin the old family horse. le won't buy and bracelets now , ntil he is married. Ben. "Wade'a Courage. 'ew York Times- AB everybody know * , Ben. Wade rai not a man to be bullied or fright- ued. His course is an opponent ol laveJy in the national senate during he fierce excitement preceding the ivil war proved this conclusively. He ras one cf the few Abolitionists rhom. the southern fire-eaters made ,0 , effort to intimidate ; they knew that 0 was incapable of fear and would ght desperately when 'driven to it. ne of the causes of their knowledge 1 thus recited : During a debate on behomestead bill Wade used language i reply to Rebut Toombi , which it ras believed , would compel the Geor- ian to send the Buckeye a challenge , everal of his friends begged him 3 modify his speech , but he would ot. Finolly Mr. Toombs indi ted "his intent to call his ad- enary to account , which was receiv- d as if expected. The southerners ien saw that the stnrday abolitionist ad Deliberately sought a quarrel wilh be insolent champion of state rights , 'he ' same evening a friend of the Gco- ! an called on Wsde to see if he would itract the offensive. "No , " be re lied ; "I won't take back a sylla- le. " "Then Mr. Toombs will be > rced to challenge you to Mortal smbat. " "That's just what I-want. " You surely can't be earnest Mr. fade ? " "Never was more so. Yon ; o that we notthern men don't like to ajhL I am opposed to the code ; so re my constituents. But f on have fokea Somrier'V Keadj and unlets e spunk , np a little" , 'yoa- will reak our heads. The shortest way > settle the matter is for i to kill off a , few of yon ; and I've ickedout Toombi fo begin with. He'll ave to challenge me. ni have the loice of weapons. Ill take down my , d rifle , and me if I don't bring m down the first crack. " When the eorgian had heard what Wade bad idlie remarked , a the story goes : [ can't challeoge the old brute. If I shell bo pretty sure to kill me. " DOmb * and Wade bad , it appears ? sen ' oat rifle-ihootinj togathe * repeat- Ifyj'ifTocmtjiwaf a , good markiman I withV pistol , but no * with a rifl ' while Wade could hit a dollar near ! every time at * a hundred yard Speaking of the subject afterwan the * Buckeye raid : "If Toombs ha challenged me that time , as I su | posed'ho would , I'd have put a pate oa my coat ever my heart , and mad him do likewise. He'd have got dt moralized , 1 think , when he had see t mo drawing a bead on his patch , an i he'd have missed me , while I'll b j if I wouldn't have cut his pate ! the first fire. " It is useless to adi , that Toombs never sent the cartel ; no did any southerner over challeng Wade , whatever words ho might us on the floor or in private , and he cer tainly usad very strong ones. Th fire-ra'ers were brave enongh , bu ihey were not so anxious to fight a they pretended to be. And whei tliey did fight they were very likely ti hive slL the advantage on their side Buccessaul Sheep Men. The San Antonio ( Tex s ) Expres thus does ona of the successful sheer men of the empire state : During thi pist five years , , the wool growing in tercats of western Texas has under gone a wonderfully rapid develop ; ment , and the tnccoesos of many whi embarked in the buunera have exceeded ceeded ther moat eangu'na expecta tions or hope. Mtn without mean and with no hing , scarcely , sive thei energy and good common sense , bavi worked into the busines" , finally se cured small flock * , and have buil thenrelves up. Some of them h vi already grown rich , and all ma ; be said to be making mone ; and passing from a spbcr of independent to independent cir cumstances. " It will b& interesting t the readers of The Express , and o benoQt to the country to "write up some of these f ticceaaful cheep men and we shall at present give the 02 perience and earnings of Mr. J. 0 Sullivan , who came t ] western Texa from Montreal , Canada , during th fall of 187C. Mr. Sullivan purchwoi in Juue , 1877,1,450 hoid of ewea , fo which he paid § 1.12 J per head. The ; were hrge and healthy Mexican sheep capable of producing an avenge o 3 $ ft > 3 of wool per year. His first sal of wool brought but 15 cents pe pound. Mr. Sullivan's ranch was ea tablisbed on Arenoso creek , ten mile eat t of Foit Clark , where ho has se cured about 25,000 acres of fine graz ing hnd. Last June Mr. Sullivai purchased 800 improved ewes , fo which 81.10 par hed was paid These two loti cf ewes an all that Mr. Sullivan has pur chased , though he lost no time am spared no means in securing the bos of bucks with which t > grade up hi flock. He has at present , in a separati herd , sixty fine bucki , worth on ai average , $25 a piece. The total num ber of ewer , Spanirh and improved purchaeed by Mr. Sullivan , has baci 2,250. His flock at present number : 6,100 sheep , including spring lambs which may now ba considered raised , He sheared this spring 8,000 pounds o wool , which was sold to T. H. Zander son for twenty-six cents psr pound , 01 $2,80. This was but a six month'i clip , which would make the year's pro duction range in the vicinity of 1G,00 ( pounds , worth fully $ t,000. Tht entire amount paid out to build up the flock is in round numbers $4,500 , which he no-n almost gets back in a single year , and it is scarcely three years since he embarked in the business. The gen eral running expenses have been about forty-five cents per head ol sheep per year , and basing an esti mate on what the present grade of hit iheep will produce , they may bo put down as worth one dollar a head , 01 fifty-five cents profit , at the lowest Sgure. The sheep are constantly imprcvintr , both in wool and general value , and the expanses are decreas ing. Mr. Sullivan counts his sheep ranch to-day to be worth , including all things , fully § 10,000 , which is considerably more than twice as much as he has expended during the three years in establishing it. His increase this spring from 2,400 ewes was 2,100 , and the sheep could not well look better or the business be more en couraging than it Is. BABY PHIZES , SCOO. An eminent banker's wife of N. T. , las lndnce-1 the proprietors of that great rnedl cine , Hop Bitters , to offer { 600 In prizes to the youngest child that ityt Hop Bitters plainly in any language , between May 1 , 1880 , and July 4. 1831. Tbls Is a liberal and interesting offer , and everybody ar.d his wife thould tend two cent stamp to the Hop Bitters Mfg. Co. , Rochester , H. T. , U. B. A. , for circular , filing full parti culars , and bejin at once to t sch tbe children to sty Hop Bitters and secure the prlie. d&2w always Cares and never disap points. The world's great Pain- Reliever for Man and Beast , Cheap , quick and reliable. 'PITCHER'S CASTOBIA. is not Narcotic. Children grow fat upon , Mothers like , -Physicians recommend CASTOBIA. It regulates the Bowels , cures "Wind Colic , allays Feverishiiess , and de stroys "Worms. DE METER'S CA TARRH Ctxro , a Constitutional Antidote for this terrible mala dy , by Absorption. The most Important Discovery since Vac cination. Other remedies may relieve Catarrh , this cores at any tago before Consumption sets in * ONLY EFFECTUAL KIDNEY REMEDY AND SPECIFIC ? OB Bright s Diteasr , Elabotes , Nervotu Debility , Pain In ths Back , Loins or Side , Dropsy , Gravel , Incontinence and Retention oiUrin , and Female Complaints. Sand , for our treatise on tba Kidney ? , entitled "Echoes You Should Heed , ' < alUtla pamphlet Containing a great deal of Inf orjaiUon free. J&celsior Kidney Fad Co , , SOUS PBOPBJETOaS , " . , AN OPEN AMONG THE LADIE : The brilliant , fascinatini tints of Complexion for whicl ladies strive are chiefly art ] flcial , and all who mil take th trouble may sccnre them These roseate , bewitching hue ; follow the use of Hagau's Mag nolia Balm a delicate , harm less and always reliable article Sold by all druggists. The Magnolia Balm conceal : every blemish , removes Sal lowness , Tan , Redness , Ernp tions , all evidences of excite ment and every imperfection Its effects are immediate am so natural that no human being can detect its application. Proposals for Indian Supplie ; and Transportation. T\EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Offlc JLof Indian Affilrs , Washington , May 1C IsSO. Sealed proposals , indorsed Proposa's fo Beef , Bacon , Flour , Clothing- TransforMtiot &c. , ( as the cage may b , ) and directed to tb Commissioner ( Indian Affaire , Nos 65 and fi Wooster Street. New York , will be received uc til 11 A. M. of Jlond'y. Jane 7th. 1SSO , for fai Duhin ; for the Indian serrlce a boat SOO.OCOlbs Bacon 40,000,000 pounds Beef on thehoof.I23. < X > pounds btana , 65,000 pounds Bakin ? Powdci 2,300,000 pounds Com , 383,000 pounds CoHee 8,300,000 pounds Flour , 212,000 pounds Fe l 800,000 pounls Hard Bread,7S,000 pounds lion ioy , 9CO ) pounds Laid. 1,660 barrel * ol Met Pork , 233,000p3 nd Rice , 11,200 pounds Te < 72,930 pounds Tobacco , 200.030 pounds Sail 147,000 pounds Eoap , 6,000 pounds Soda 309,0:0 pounds Sauar , and 839,000 pound Wheat. Alro , Blanket ; , Woolen nd Cotton Good * ( ronaiBtlrtR In part of Ticking4 , OCO van's Standard Calico , S00.000y.irds ; Drilling , 18,011 yards ; Duck , 181,000 yards ; Deninn , J8.00 yards ; Olneham. 60,000 yard : Ken ; ucky Jeanj 26,000 Yards ; SatlDelt. ! ,700 yards ; Browi Sheeting , 213,000 yards ; Bl.nched Sheeting 17,000 Tards ; Hickory Shirtinc. 18,000 yards C hco Shirting. 6.0CO yards ; Wli ney , C50 yardn ; Clothing , Groceries , Actions , Bardvrarr , Mcd leal Supplies , and a long litt of mircellaneou art'cles , such an Wagons , Us m-as , r Iowa , Rakes Forks , * c. Also , Transportation for such of the supplies goods , and artUles that may not ba contracted lor to bo delivered at tbe Agencies. BIDS JIC8T BI MiDI OUT Of GOVER.NME.T BLASIS. S hedules ( honing the kinds and quantities o lutt istcnce supplies required fo- each Agency and the kinds and qumtltics. In grots , of al other goods and article ? , together with llanl proposals and forms for contract and bund.con dhiorn to be observed by bidders , time am p'ace of delivery , terms of contract and pay ment , transportation routes , and all ctl er nee envy instructions will be furni he I upon ap plicition t > the Indim Office in Washington , 01 No * . 65 and 67 Woostcr S reelNew Yi > r < , to E , M. Kmus'ey ' , No. 30 Clinton Place , New Yrrk Wm. II Ljon , No. 483 Broidway. New Ymk and to i he Comrn'ssarle ] of Sub'istenco , U , S A , at Chicigo , Saint Louis , Siint Paul , Lcav ennurth , Omaha , Cheyenne , and Yanktun , am the Poetm < 8terat Sioux City. Bids will I'C opened at the hour and day abov ( stated , and bidders are Invited to bo pr < sental tbe opening. CfimriSDCir CKS. All bids must rm accompinied by certlHec checks upon some United S'ates Dcpo-itoiy 01 Assistait Treasurer ; for at lca t five per cent o ! the amount of the proposal. K. E. TROWBUIDQE , ml5tiIJ4 ) IRON TURBINE WIND ENGINE MANUFACTURED BY Mast , Fees & Co , , Springfield , 0 , The Strongest and Host Durable WIND ENGINE In the World. Hundred * In use In Iowa and Kebraaka Bold by Dealers In nearly evf ry county. This cat represents oar Buckeye Force Pump which Is particularly adapted to Wind Mill 010 , 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. RAYNEE , Western Ag"t , Omaha , Neb. r tnnnperdayathome. Samples worth f 5 fre 3 IU$6 U Address Btlnson & Co. . Portland Maine CURES COLIC Df MAN OR BEAST , CURES COLIC IN MAN" OR BEAST , CURES ASTHMA , CUUES ASTHMA ! CUHES CATARRH , CUBK8 CATARRH CORES LAMENESS , CUBES LAMENESS CORES NEURALGIA , CUBES NEURALGIA CURES PILES. CURES PILES SOLD IN OMAHA BT ALL SfQo to Yonr Druggist for Miss Freeman1 ! Hew National Dyes. For brizttnee.i and durabll ty of color they are unequalled. Color 2 to ( Jbt. , price 16 cents lyll-lv CHICAGO SHOT TOWER CO. Manufacturers STANDARD SHOT " "VmrfmtiiiniHttimimm BESDBETO BUT IT. THir BZSr IK MARKET. E. W. BLATCDFORD & CO. Manufacturers of lieul Pine , Sheet and Bar Lead Block Tin , Pipe and Solder , Ltnsetd Oil and Oil Cake. OBDEBS SOLICITED. 70 NORTH CLIHTOM STREET , CHICAGO. sep23eodif NERVOUS DEBILITY TT..i < rv- t'Unirn' "Vital Weakness and Pro * numjires tmuon for or.-j.work w Homeopathio Specific No. 28 , cesefolreaedy known. Price $1 per vial or 1 vUls sad UrzoTUl of powder for ti , sent no * * . fret en receipt cf pica. HUKPHBJIT3 HOMED. Mza oa , 100 ' fnitai it , GO EAST -MA THE Chicago & Northwestern aEt-a.acjuxv-A.-ar. 2,380 MILES OF ROAD ! It Is the SHORT , SURE and Safe Route Between COUNCIL BLUFFS CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE and all points EAST and NORTH. IT OFFERS THK TRAVELING PUBLIO GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY OTHER BOAD IN THE WEST. Ills the ONLY ROAD between COUNCIL BLUFFS nd CHICAGO Upon which Is run PULLMAN HOTEL CABS I In addition to these and to please all cbuees of travelers , It irivoe FIRST-CLASS HEALS at Iti EATING STATIONS at 60 cent ! emch. emch.W&tASS W&tASS II yon wish the Boot TraroUnff Accommod * tiona you will bar year ticket * by this Route * D WILL TAKK NONE OTHER. All Tickets Agents can fell Ton Through Ticket * via this road and Check mum. Baggage Free of Charge. OMAHA TICKET OFFICES 13M Faraham St. , Cor. 14th , and at Union Paclfle Depot. DENVER OFFICE In Colorado Central and Union Pacific Ticket Office. RAN FBANOISCO OFFICE I New Montgom ery Street. For information , folder * , maps , etc. , not ob tainable at Home Tlcktt Office , addresc any agent of the Company , or MARVIN HUCHITr , WM. . ITENNnT , Gent Manager , Oenl Pass. Agent , CHICAGO , ILL. JAMES T. CLARK , _ Ot n'l Agt Omaha * Counc'l ' Bluffs. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC AND St , Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Sioux City Route I 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE 1 From COUNCIL BLUETS to ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS , DULUTH , or BISMARCK , And a' ' ! points In NoMhern Iowa. Minnesota and Dakota. Thli line is equipped with the Im proved WestlnchouM Automatic Air Brakes and Miller Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT ! s unsurpassed. Elegant Drawing Boom vd Sleeping Carnwne 1 and controlled by the company - pany , tun Through With ut Change , between Union Pacific Transfer Pepot , Council Bluffs , audSUPaul. Trains leave tbe Union Pacific Transfer Depot at Council Bluffs , at 6:15 : p m. , reaching Sioux City at 10:20 : p. m. , and St. Paul at 11:05 a. m , mak'ng ' J2SJ-TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE or ANY OTHER ROUTE. Returning , leave St. Paul at 3:30 : "p. m. , ar- ri\iitr at Sioux dty at 4:15 a. m. . and Union Pacific Tranfer Depot , Council Bluff * , at 0:50 : a. m. Be iure that your tickets read via "i. C. & P. R. R. " F. C. HILLS , Superintendent. Missouri Yaller , Iowa. P. E. ROBINSON , Ass't O n I Paw. Agent. J. H. O'BRYAN , Southwestern Freight and Paswnger Agent , my20-tf Council Bluffs SHORT LINE 3.88O. THE K.C.ST.JOE&C.B.R.R. , la the only Direct Line to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and tbe WEST. No change of cars between Omaha and St. Loull and but one between Omaha and New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS Eastern & Western Cities With less charges andin advance of other lines. This entire line Is equipped with Pullman' ! Palace Sleeping Can , Palace Day Coach- e , Miller's Safety Platform and Coupler and the celebrated Westlnghouae Air-Drake. * 3TSEE THAT YOUR TICKET READ8TO jtarVia Kansas City , St. Joseph OrConncllBluffsR.R. . Tickets for sale at all coupon stations 1 the West. J. F. B\RNARD , A. C. DAWES , Gcn'l Supt. , Genl Pass. & Ticket AVt St. Joseph , Mo Bt. Joseph , Ho , W. C. SEACHRE8T , Ticket Agen. , 211 Fifteenth Street , between Farnnam and Donelas , Union Block , Omaha. JOS. TEI10N , A. B. BARNARD , Paa. Agent , Omaha QekT Agent , Omaha. THROUGH T3 CHICAGO Without Change of Cars I OHHO-A-Q-O BURLINGTON & QUINCY With Smooth and Perfect Track , Elegant Pas senger Coaches , and PULLMAN SLEEPWC & DINING CARS. _ It is acknowledged by tbe Press , and all who travel over it , to be the Best Appointed and Best Managed Road In the Country. PASSBNGBRS GOINQ EAST Should bear in mind that this Is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO , And Points East , North and Northwest. Passengers by this Route hare choice of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES , And the Advantage of Six Dally Lines of Prlace Sleeping Cars from Chicago to New York City Without Change. All Express Trains on this line are equipped with the W.stmzhouie Patent Air Brakes and Millet's Patent Safety Platform and Couplers , th ) mot Perfect Pro tection Against Acci dents In the world. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPIKC AND DINING CAIS Are run on the Burlington Route. Information concerning Routes , Rates , Tims Connections , etc. , will be cheerfully given by applying at tbe office of the Burlington Route , 613 Fourteenth Stret , Omaha , Kebnska. C. E. PERKINS , D. W. HITCHCOCK , GenT Mrnaier. Gen. Wesfn Pas * . Ag't. J. O. PHILLIP1 , St. Joe. , Mo. ( Jeneral Agent , Omaha. II. P. DU , , fcb5 dlv Ticket Agent , Omaha. % 173 S'With Ci * Mrcettlitca * n s Vi p tr > . Nervous , Chroi c .iiV it ! llirtv * > . > i itn lorrftr . l l ne , l * < ip l irf pacrty. ) frnuls IM i * .ni.rjtiM * * | * tv > flillf or by lt Yur : . . . Ft ' ' .t * bl-vk illdttntM.COeU. - 4Tr.Il.-l -iMLt.VBpjtt.ur > > * - " ii t niiiiM .r pii TTi i THE ONLY MEDICINE That Acts at the SamejHme oa , \ THE LIVER , THE BOWELS , and the KIDNEYS. the natural eteans- There Brest organs are v-j mot the system. If they work wen. Ijeaujj . S win bo perfect : If thcT become aoreed , 71 dreadlal diseases are sura to folloir wltS TERRIBLE SUFFERINQ.C niHousntss , Hesdache , Disp-psla , Jama * die * , Constipation and Piles , or Kidney - ney Complaints , Grarel , Dlabete * , Sediment In tie Urln , Hltty/ or Bopy Urlaej or TOttt r matIePalns"aBdAeke\ , ars developed becansfltb * Wood l POlsoea j Trlth the hrmors that should .naTeJsesa cipcllcd naturally.f < * - * _ KIDNEY-WORTV wlll'sdd one more to tee nnmper.f aio 11 . andhcalthwllloncenjoregladdeajronrheart. ; Wh utTerlongerfromth term nt of an aching back ? . _ Why boar ouch dlBtrec * from Con- etloatlon and Plica ? W y be so fearful MeatiM .of ' dl - orJared urine ? nnKCKT-'WosTwill cnre you. Try apt fm * aseatonceandbe&itlifled. * /t ti a O.TH ttyetdble corppova * < * * * 03aackascmalte Ixq artJOfXeaieU . r-ar Z > nw . f " / * " - \ \ Q 1 1 P C P i I D C For Co"irIJSColIs ( , Bronchitis OUnL U U BS L Asthma , Consumption , And ALL DISEASES of the Throat and Lungs. Put Up in Quart Size Bottles for Family Use. . . . "ON TBE DECEIVED by unprlnclplwl ' 1- 3 who try to ptlm off nr nv < .t UnU I lUll. Rock and Uve In p'aoe of our TOU * ROCK anl RYE , which U the only MCD ICATbD article mvle , the OE.VUI SB h vii t a GOVERXJIKNT STAilP on each bottle. Extract from Beportof the Commissioner of Internal Revenue TREVbURV l > HAr.TVBNT.OrnCB OK INTERNAL REVE.NUE. ) V * ln aTe , D. C . Jannair 2) , 1S30. T Mersrs. LAWRENCE * MARTIN , 111 yadls i St. rhtcat" . UN : TWt Ql > TLKHif ! : 1 hare received a "wrtificil for-n.U"civinstli Ingredients and relative proior- ID ; lens used In the mtnufacturt ) of an articld which > ou advertise ntl Mil under the nune of 'TOLU SOCK and RYE. " 1 his compound , accordits In your formula. Iti the opinion of this oOlco. wtxill have a sufficient quantity of the BALSAM OF TOLU to cUeitall Iheadvantatn a cribe < l tithli 18 : art cle In pectcra ) complaints , nhiie the whijky and 9jnii > ci > mlituto an emuljlon r n lerinc l ! 5. > comround anigreeatlo remedy to ihe pvient. In the opinion of tbls officJ , an article cvniiutfi < 'c < l acconlins to thU fornnln m y prorxrlf b V classed as a meJicinal preparation un.ler ll-e | rotbi.ns vf S hcdulo A. f.Jluwinc .oectlon S.137. U. S Revised Statutes , ami wl.en to Btamiic. ! i i be ioM by I ruciiit' , A | < uthccui , and Other Perjonl a without rendering them liaU'e lo pjy > | Hral t xas lliiii"r rfcal r . ill Yours RosFectIully , ( Signed ) GREEN. B. RAUM. Commlaalonor. illMl Lawrence & ) Iartin , Ch'ca ; ; " . Sole Agent * for the Cuil-d StitM and Can rt . 'S M br Dro < gist * . Grneera ami General Dealer * oerywhero Wholeiale Aji.t f r Neb.,3TEtLE , JOHhSUN'A CO. . will supply the tnde at manufacturer ! pike * . Vr 8. WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CFOCRAFHY O < CHIS COUNTRY. SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP , THAT THE \ ( . CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R. IS THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK IU main line runs from Chlcnco to Council Huff ) , paMlne through Juliet , Ottawa. La Salle. leneseo. Mollnc. Itock Islnml. Davenport , We t jlberty , Iowa Clty.Marenco , lirooklyn. Grinncll. ) es Molnea ( the capital of Iowa ) . Stuart. Atlan- Ic , and Avoca ; with branches from Ilur ? u 'unction ' to I'eoria ; Wilton Junction tn.Musca- lr.0 , WsahlnKton. KalrQeld. Eldon , llclknap. Ccntrcrllle. 1'rincclon. Trenton. Gallatln. Came * no. Leavenworth. Atchlson , and Konsan City ; Washington to Slpournoy. Oskaloosa , and Knox- Tllle ; Keoknc to FarQlneton. llonapartc. Ben- tonsoort. Independent. Kldon. Ottumwx Kddr- TllleOstaloo9a. 1'elln.Monroe , and Dos Molncs : < ewton to Monroe ; licsMolncs tolndlonolaand iVInierset : Atlantkjto JxjirtsnnJ Audubon ; and l oca to llarlan. This Is positively the only iallroad. which owns , nnd operates a through Ino from Chicago Into tbo Statn of Kansas. Through Express I'lissenKcr Trains , with Pull man Palace Can attached , are rnn each way dally etween CHICAGO and 1'Eonu. KANSAS Crnr. ; ooj < cii. BLnrrs , LrAVixwoitTH and ATCHI- IOM. Through cars are also rnn between Mi ! rau- : eo and Kansas City , via the -Milwaukee and Rock Island ShoLine. . " The UreatV-ock Island" Is magnificently equipped. Its road bed In slmplr perfect , and Its track Is laid with iteel rails. What will please you most will be the pleasure of enlojlne your meals , while pnMlnc over the leaouful prairies of Illinois and Iowa. In one of our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all rrirouKU Express Trains. You Bet nn entire meal , as Rood as Is served In liny Bret-class hotel. for sercnty-avo cents. . . . . . . Appreciating the fact that a majority of the people prefer separate apartments for different inrposes ( and the Immense rm'-encer business if tnls line warranting It ) , wonropk-ased to an nounce that this Company runs J'ullmun. I'alace tltffing Car $ for sleeping purposes , and I'aUtt BET TEN THE EAST & THE IHnina Can for eatlne purpocee only. 7ie- i-ffv ETcat feataro of cur Palace Cars 1 * a PMOAl > { + SALOON wnereyou can enjoy jour U vv at all hears of the day. Mamincent Iron llrldeei span iboyilW' + .p'l and Missouri rivers at ail polnu croww-rt ej i.rs line , and transfers are avoided at Con net. C , ii" , Kannas City. Leavenworth. and Atcbiwjt vr - nectlons belnitmade In Union Depou. THE IMtlNCIPAl. It. It. CONNECTIOiit . * THIS UHEAT T1IIIOUU11 U.MC AHBJ . At CiiiCAUO. with all diverging noes < < 9 14 Eaat and South. AIBNOLEWOOD. wlththeU9.iM.S- , SX W.AC 1UHJ8. At WASIUNUTO.V miaim. with r. u * M L. It. 11. At LA a ALLK. wllh 111. Cent. It. It. AtrEORIA.wlth 1 * . I'.AJ. : r. D. AE.-l o 4 W. : III. Mid. : and T. T. * W. IWJ. At llotK I.iLAXn. with -Mllwanke t He _ { Island diortLlne. " and Hock I.lM.t fee. H > . AtUAViNroRT. with the Davenport Uf-a' . > a C.M.St-P.K.ll. At\VisTLlBEKTT.wltb.theB..C.K.A NAt - * . At UUIXVtIJrlth Central Iowa K. It. A t DEH MUI.W4. with U M. * K. D. K. i\ . AtCouscti. IlLcrra. with Union 1'actncf - At OMAHA , with B. A Mo. It. R. It. In N-t- AtCOLUMBC3JO.NCTIOX.wlthIUC.lt.AN V At OTTUMWA. wltn Central Iowa It. U * " . St. U. A Tao. and ( X B. AQ. R. lUa. At KCOKUK. with ToL. Peo-AWar.t W ei. * % Louts A L'ao. and St. U. Kpo. A N.-W. K JU(5 At CAMEIto.x. with 1USU J. R. R. AtATcnisox. withAtco-Topeia Aboct ; ? * t A ten. A Neb. and On. Br.U. P. K. Kds. At I.KAVENVf ORTII. with Kan. Pac. aec * - . Cent. It. Kda. At KANSAS Crrr. with all lines for tin and Southwest. thmnirh tn PEORIA. T1KM MOIfl. 14 I llljl nAn M Jl.mAjEjA.t ± 7 * nri rnn nruuK . . . . . . J.KAVE > WOHTH. COUNCIL. IIL.TJFFS. IC&.NMAM CITT. ATUMISOST. nnd . . Ticket * -via thU Line , known n ( he "Orrat ItocU . Iilsnd Huatc. " r M U $ all Ticket AeenU In the United Ntntes nnd Canada. , , For Information not obtainable at your homo ticket offlce ddr M BAIjt. . E. ST. .TOJFIIT. . Uen'l Eupcrlctendent. Uen'l Tkt. and Pau'iri An. GHAS. SHIVERiCR. FURNITURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS W ± 3ST3DO"W ST = T A PES. And everyihing pertaining to the Furniture and Upholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE OTT/VS. s : 1208 and 1210 Farnham Street. ap M mon th sat Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator IFOIR ± S8O _ MANUFACTURED BY S. P. MAST & CO.jSPRINFFIELD , 0 They also make Buckeye Improved Iron tieam Walking Cultivator , with or without Springs , The New Force Feed lluckej e Drill , one or two Horse Stylo. Inquire lor them at the beat dealers. F. H. PU&H , Gen. Agent , Omaha , ffeb. PAD A new and and hitherto unknown remedy fo all diseases Of tbe Kidneys , Bladtler.anJ Urinary Organs. It will positlrely cure Diabetes , GraTtl , Drop sy , Brlzht'i DiKee , Inability to retain or eroel the Urine , Catarrh of tbe Blaedar , high uuitfA and scanty urine , Painful Unnatior , LAME BACK , General Wcaknecs , and an Female Complaint * . It aroldei internal medldnef , Is certain In it effecta and cures when nothing elaa can. For sale by DrnggitU or rent by mall free open receipt ot the price , $2.00. DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. . PRGP'RS , Toledo , O. l year tddrea for car littla tooV , wn gared. " 3. lai.Aztot HOME TESTIM6SY. Hear what Ex-Mayor Carrey , an inJIamtta and prominent citizen of PVroa , aars : PIQCA , O . December 29. 1379 The Da. Bouurao Mso-crsa Co. Fiqua , O. : GtSTLlxra I fw ! under many oblizatlons It you for the relief afforded ma by the nm of y on r InTanable ! medicine. Dr. Bcwuiko'a Rhenmatia Core. I bar * be n for many yea's a tuffcrrr from Chronic RheOTntism , suflorin ? at tfanrf most excruciating pains , and depriTiog me ft many nights' deep. After eonsnltln ? a nnmbe t ot phyriciAOg and obtaining DO nlief. 1 tma menced oainsr your Bhenraitic Curs and atta * wing four hottles. and taitmt the Blood Purifler In conaeetioa with it , I am absolutely cured rea from any pala , able to attead to my bttl resting p rfa-ty comferUbla at night. Respectfully yours , 8. B. OA&VET firm and fUtttent on evj&axtum. Address The Dr. Bosanio PIOTJA.OHIQ. : y.