*
e tJiePiiblie.
THE GENUINE
BH.C.McLAN 'S
1IVEE PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir'to. " but in
J.J"e and in all Bilious
Complaints , ( Dyspepsia , and Sick Head
ache , or diseases of that , character , they
stand without a rival. v
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre
paratory to , or after taking quinine. As
a simple purgative they are uneqnaledL
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
. ' J.J" Each boi has a red-wax seal on the lid ,
with the impression.McL AKE'S LIVER
PILli. Each wrapper bears the signa
tures of C. McLANE and FLEMING BROS.
$ & " Insist upon having the genuine
D jC.MoLAXE'S LIVER PILLS , prc-
: \ FLEMING JJHOS. , piiisburgii , Pa. ,
< tbe' market being full of imitations of
- the name 3fclinc , spoiled differently ,
but same pronunciation.
couans , BRONcnms AND CONSUMPTION.
What a TV ell-Known Druggist nys about
Allen's LungBalsam. .
MOTHERS , READ I
OAKLAHDSTITIOH , & } .
GBTTLXIUN : The demind for Allen's Long
Balsam Is increasing constantly. The ladies
think there is no medicine equal to It lor Croup
and Whooping Cough. C. S. MARTIN , Drcggbt.
Sold by all Medicine Men.
l/'Uoro
lien Very In
-venions. 7 objectstoflnd. bond stamp for pack'
lie ge. DR. E. C. ABB Y Buftalo N. Y.
< T T ) a west f IS aday at do roe owlly made.Costlv
U ) MnntftfrtM. AililrM TnixAOi. rnrtUn.l. Mo
ATTORHEYS-AT-LAB.
WM. SIMERAL ,
i A TTOHNEY AT LAW-Campbell's Block ,
_ X 13th Etreet.tetwccnFaruham and Douglas.
OilAHA , NKB.
S * D. L. THOMAS ,
A TrOBNKY AF T.A-VV Leans inotey. buys
J\ and cells real tttate. Ccom 8 , Crtighton
Block.
t A. C. TROUP ,
TTORNEY AT LAW Office In Hanscom's
Block , with George E. Pritchett , 1500
ban St. OMAHA. NEB.
DEXFER U THOMAS ,
AT LAW Crnlckjnana e Balld
ATTORNEY
A. M. CHADWICX ,
' ' A TTORNEY AT LAV. ' Office J501 Farnham
A Str et.
H I A. 8WARTZLAHDE
1 TTORNEY AT LAW-Cor. ISti and Famtam
A itrett. mayatl
WILLIAM A. FONDA ,
A TTOBNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
j& _ Room No. 0 , Frcnzcr Block , opposite Post
Office. OMAHA. NEB.
WM. L. PEABODY ,
-rj"TAWYKR Office In CroLrhton Block , nert to
' Jf Pott Office , OMAHA , NEBRASKA ;
JTOTABY rUBLIC. OOIiEOTIONB MADE
E. 0. MCLAUGHLIN.
AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF
ATTORNEY
THE PEACE Southeast corner Fifteenth
and Douglas at.
' . .XTCollectlnns Promptly Attended
I O'BRIEN & 8ARTIETT ,
jttorneys-at-Law ,
OFFICE-Unlon Block.FiTtoenth an < * Farnhaml
A. L. ROBISON.
A TTORliEY AT LAW. Room Crelghton
JBlock. . OMAHA N h. Iuntl
30. s
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KARBASH BLCCK. COR. DOUGI57H STS.
OMAHA , NEB.
W.UCoiinell
. ,
j'Attornay-at-Law.
i Office : Front rooms , ni > otalra. In Hanscom'e
new brick huilJinp , N. V , . comer Fltteeuth and
Farnham'Streets.
Jona L RIDICS. CUA8 R. RIDICI.
UEDICK & REDICK ,
At tourney sa t-L aw.
' atontioi will be given to all Bulls
corporations of evnndowriptlon ; will
practice in al : the CourU oi the Kuto and the
United Statos. OlEco. Fara'nin St. , opposite
i Court House.
ADAMS & S1MERAL ,
'
i TTORKKYS'AT LAW Room e creigUa
J\ . Clock , 15th uid Douflaa trtroota no9dh
G. F. MANDERSON ,
XT AT"LAW : 2tS Famham Street
J\ . Omaha Nehnwka.
PARKE GODWIN ,
TTORNEY AT LAW Wth and
L Strjcts , mlth G. 1
. HtCUARDH. Q. J.
RICHARDS & HUNT ,
Attorneys-at-Law.
OmcB 21BSouth Fourteenth Street.
Only jDirect Line to France , "
CENERALTRAHSATLAHTIC COMPAN
T > ETWEEN New York and llarve.Pier 42.N.B
Jj foot of Morton St. , pier of company.
Travels by thiiJlne aioid both transit by En
Ish rail ray and the discomfort ot ensuing the
hanne lin a iimall boat
ANADA , FIUKOIDL , Wednesday January 21
Inoou.
AMEKIQUE , B. JoCcjxi , Wednesday February
11 a. m.
FRANCE , TRUDXLLH , Wednesday , February
PRICE OF PASSAGE ( Including wine ) :
TO HAVRE Firrt Cabin. $100 and$80 ; Second
Cabm$55 : 'Steerage , Includingwine.bedding S
acd utlnslli
LOUIS DC nEBIANAe nt , 5 Broadway.N. T.
FRANK E. MOORES , No. ill , West Side Kth
Street , Bet. Faniham and Douglas , Next Door
-or U. S. Etprecs OHce : ( Sign oi Pain * J
J't5imship. ) OMAIIA. NEB. " mlm
EAST INDIA
4
_
; ii BUT RS !
HER GO. ,
MANUFACTURERS.
OXA1TA. Neb. [
[
QKAY'S SPECIFIO MEDIOINfa :
TRADE Mtrs.The Great . : < \
Remedy ,
An nniallin ) ;
cure for Sem )
inal Wcak-
ucss.Spcrma-
.
asingiii nweuot After Taking.
that follow a * sequence ot Sclf-Ahoso ; Ion
I Uemory , Unirernl Lanitnde , Pain la the
Bact , Dimness of Vision , Premature Old Age
and cur other Diseases that lead to Insanity or .
Ccniomptlon tnd a Premature Grave.
erFull particulars in oar phamphlet , which
wtdrtire to < wnd free by mail to ererj on * .
tyTheSpedflc Mediciue Is cold by all drnggistl
at f 1 per package , or six paokaces ( or IS , or wil
b * gent free by mail on receipt of the money by
addrealig
The Gray Medicine Co ,
No. 10 Mochmicj1 Block , Dltuut , UKB
SOLD IK OUAHABT J. K. ISH. AND BY AT ,
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
?
I 9 SHOW GASES
I f ? rr
i O. W I ?
IU CAS8 ST. , QitAHA , SB ? ,
THE DAILY BEE.
OMAHA PUBLISHIHC . . PBOfRKTORS.
Farnham , Int. 9tk and lOtk StretU.
TER11S OF SUBSCRIPTION
lyeirin advance ( postpaid ) 18.00
8 month * " ' t.OO
months " " . . ; IPO
TIMETABLES.
TREAILS.
raoem. v
0. N. TT. K. B4:80 * m. . ! > ra.
0 B. SO , . , i30 .m. , Spjm.
0. K. L * P. B. R. , 4 0 . nu , p. m.
0. fc St. Joe 430 . m. , > p. a.
. . . , .
O &K. W.,130 a-m
orurafl. :
O A K. W. K. B. . 11 m. Up. m.
B & . Q. . 11 . m. 9 0 p m.
0 B. I. * P. , U . ra , Up m.
a B. & St. Joe. 11 a. m. , 11 p. m
S. City 4 P. . 11 m
H P..4p. m.
B. * JtlnK.b. , p ,
bocal man * tor State * low * le Tt nt o a
yTU : 4SO a-'m.
Office open bom 12 to .p. m Soudayl.
THOMAS t. HALL. fo tma te .
ArriyalandDepartureoiTrains
UNION PACina . * r
UAVB. AUUTB. ,
Dally Express. . . .12:16 p. m. 8:20 p. m.
do Mixed 6:10 p. m. 4:28 p m.
do Freight.630 a. m. 1:4U : p. m.
do do . . . . 8:16 a. m. 1220a.m.
Tin CARD OF THB BDBLIHQTOH BOUTE.
* Jffmrffm OXAHA.
Express J:10p.m. : BxprtM . . . .10'00 a * m.
Mail 8:00 : a-m. Mall. . * 10 0p.m.
Sundays Excepted. Sundays Excepted ,
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & : PA < 3FIC.
Mall . 6:00 a-m. I " 2p-m-
press _ 3:10p.m. I 10 0 a. m.
Sondaya Kxceptad. ,
CH10AOO & NORTHWKSTKKH.
Mall . 6-OOajn. I TM P- "
Exprect T. . . .SW : p. ro. | , , 1 ) a. m.
Sundays etcepted.
KA EAS C1TT , 8T. JO * * COUNCIL BLO/I8.
. .
8 00 a m.Kxpne | - .6.415 a.m.
tpe _ flaop.m.-lnJl. { - TtOj > .m.
The only line runnuar Pnllman Sleomtng Cars
out of Omaha to Union Depot.
OMAHA * NORTHWESTERN AND8I00I CITY
4 PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Kipress . 8K am. | . ' 235p.m.
Dally Except Sunday * .
B. & M. K. R. ID NEB
Bloonunfrtoilv)6:10 m
Kearney J'ncarJ7f ( > 6 pm Ked Cloud ( lT.oi5 am
lied Cloud ( arr)7 ) S pm Flattimoathar)120p ( ) m
BlooinlnKtonar)9:2opm ( ) , Omaha ( arr.i.4:66pm ) :
HMiinrs ( IT ) & 05 a.m. i BloomlngtooariaOp.m : ( }
Blorarunirtnn 1SS p m I nartlniri ! ( r\65 p ro
Orleani flv ) 7a a. m. | In ianola ( art11:00 : p. m
Orleans ( ar ) 7.-00 p. m , ( Indlano > , ( h ) 2:30 : p.m.
BJOUXCrrTAST. PAVUB. R.
Mall 0:10 a. m. I Kxpresf. * . . . .100 a. nv
Erprens 8:10p. m. I MaU T : p. m
BRIDGE DiyiSION Ul P. R. B. ' .
punier TBJUXS.
Leave Omaha , dally : 8 a. m. , , 8 a. m.f 10 a.
11 a. m. , 1 p. m. , S p. m. , 8. p. m , B p. m. , 0
Leave Council Blutts : 8:28 : a. m.,8S5 a. m. ,
10:26 a. m. , 11S8' . a. , 145 p. m. , 1-J6 p m. ,
20 p. m. , 656 p. m. , 6S8 p. m
Four trips on Sunday , leavlnrihaanaat 9 and
"WsWB P-w.Cou3cfiPBlnOi' t 9S5 ,
a. m. , and 236 wid 636 p. m.
rMiisan Taint * .
Leave Omahar-e a.m.,7 a , m. , 8M * . - , ,
p. m. , I'M p. m. , 736 p. m. ,
L ave Council Bluffs : 7:16 a. m. , 8iO : a. . ,
a. m. , 636 p. m. , 1& ) p. m. , 1:50 p. m. ,
p. m. Dally extept Bun-Uy.
OMAHA & REPUBLICAN VALLKYR. ; B.
LIUVI. AMUVB.
iU il046k.au , t 4J6p.m.
Dail ? except Sunday/
COMMERCIAL.
Omalia Wtiolesale Markets.
OMAHA , June 7 , 1880.
BUTTEll AND EUUS.
Choicelable . . . . . . . 1720o
Foukera lota . 10@13
, per dos . . . . .
Uoner. . . lo@18 i
POULTRY. - ( . -
jnlckeiis , i > cr . . . - . ; . . . - . . . - 00@2 2fi
Ducks . ; -'t' " " ' ? , : 7@8
OROUBMES ; ; : i
CutLoaf . .1 . I
Powdered . ,
Granulated . 1
Standard "A" .
OEf A .
Extra "C" .
SYRUP8. .
Extra choice and very bright. . . ' < 48a52
Bright Table Drips. . . . . . . ? ' 45a48
New Orleans Mollassca . 48aoO
Market advancing. -
UOFKE * . *
Rio , prime to choice . 17al8
Riocood.topnine . , s v.
Rio fair to good
Mocha ' 28
aK
Choice
Good to prime.
" " "
tfew Prunes./-.K. : : 9a9 ,
Old Prunes . . . . . - ' . _ , ? . . . < ( ojaoi ;
Currants.choice new. . ' . . j _ 7 <
BlackBerries . ' . . S. 12
Raspberries. . . . . ; j.- j 3-
Pitted cherrieBf. . 22
Michigan grtd Apples ' 9
N. Y. Sliced - * , - f 9I
Evaporated k ' " ' 15
State Peaches 9
Salt Lake Peaches * 1 *
California Peaches : 1-
CANNED GOODS. '
"S"0ysterij 2 ft > cans , \ ? case > 3'75
'
.do do " 1 ft can.percase' . 225
i 2 90
, 170
2 76
Standard Tom toes,2 Ib , tf ciw , 2,50 ,
" ' " 3 Ib , tf case i 3135
Standard Peache * , 3 Ib , case. ' 4 50
" " -i 2 Ib , case' . 3 60
Raspberries , 2 ft , t ? case. . . . . . 3 00
Blackberries , 2 Ib , tf case. . . . rf 2 70
Corn , 5 Ib.'V ? case fj 2 50a4 00 ;
Apples , Gal , tf doz 5. i 385
Narrow Tat Peas,2 Ib , V case : . . . 3.90
tring Beans.-216. per case. . t. 2 40
* SUNDRIES.
N'utmegs. . . . . . . . . . ; . 10
Pepper. . ' . .i , . . ,10
AJlspice . . . ; . . . . r'i si 17 ai
Cloves' ' . > . i. . 45
27
Candles. 16oz . ; . 13
Greenwjchlive.per'case. . . . . . . . . 3 90
Beans.per bushel. . , . . . U ' SO 1
Cheese full cream. . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
UliASS. , * :
SVIndow Glass , 60 per cent discount - j
count off list. - ' , ,
5 '
HARDWARE. . '
IRON.
Common bar . . . 3 :
Sorse-shoe bar. . . . I . . . . . . . , 4-
JTorway nail rod .
STEEL.
"
at plow ' . 8
km. cast , tool 15@17 E
Fes'p's , Enff. do , 25@30
t (
AAiLS.
, upwards. . 3 50 a
B'rd'd's shoe 'g .
mule" i
nails tens , upwards. . . . 3 50
23@33- ;
Putnamnaili . ; t , . : I ' 2333
' '
DRY GOODS :
BROWN COTTONS. r
i.Uantio "H" . . 8' tt
do "F' . 7
Pepperell " 0" . . \ . 7. . . 33 74 tt
f : ? : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 3fr-7 *
ndianHead . it t i
jawrenceXXX .
- * *
i , Standard "AA".i- ;
\moskeag 17
3eaver Creek , "AA" 14
do "BB" 13
Carmakers 10
Palmer . . . . . . . . 10
tis "AXA" 15 !
do "BB" - 14'
do "CC" 13'
rVarren "AXA" 15
do "BB" 14
do "cir r..r. is
- ' 'iJOCKS. 1
Plymouth "AAA-.A 15 t
.few Bedford. 10 oz . " . . . 16 t
JoetonB. O 12 J
BLEACHED COTTONS.
Eonidale 10J
do Cambric 13
3abot 9
Fruit of the Loom A 11 3
ewYork TSfillii 13
tfillfl' Muslin 10J
SVamsutta 86-12J
eBpefeU 6-4 20 :
do 8-4 24
do 9-4 27
do ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . U-4-30
"
HCKIHM.
Simoskeag. . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . 82 21
allB O. fi. O / ' 30
do "AA * l'i
do "AAA" , , . . . . . . . § . . . 16
PRlMTSv
Albany . . . ' 7
Albion 7J
Harmony 6 ,
American ,7.
' ' * '
Allen's - 7
Allen's PinJif 7
Ancona Farcy ' 7
Manchester 7
Merriinack 7
Merrimack Stortings . - . . 7
Richmondx 7
Richmond * , K 7'
Spraguo's CJ
Simpson's Mourning 7
Simpson's Black 7
fcTRlFES.
American . ' 10
Amoskeaff 11@12
Awning stripes 19
Ijewiston , A 1C
Hamilton 12J
Omega 1C@17
.ittsfield 7
LUMBER.
Framing , 18 ft. and under $20 00
Each add. ft over 18 , per M. . . . 50
Fencing No. 1 , 12to20ft 22 00
" No. 2 , 12 to 20 ft 2000
Sheeting , Dressed , No. 1 20 00
' " No.2 1900
Common Boards , Dressed 22 00
STOCK BOARDS.
AStock 4000
B " 85 00
0 " 30,00
Common Block 25 CI
_ /LOORINQ.
No.lFlooring 4000
No.2 " 3500
No.3 " 2500
Yellow Pine Fleering , No. 1. . . 45 00
SIDING.
No. ISididg 2500
* f0 g " 22 50
Nos ! " 00
PICKETS.
No : 1 Pickets , perM . 32 50
No.2 " " 2500
FINISHING.
No. 1 Finish , 1J. 1J , and 2 in. . . 55 00
No.l lin 5000
No.2 " 11 , li , and 2 in. . . 4500
No.2 " lin 4000
No. 3 Finish , in & 00
SHIP LAP.
PlainShipLap 2300
O. G. " No.l 3000
" " No. 2 25 00
" " No.3
CEILING.
a Beaded , 6 in. , No. 1 2500
' No.2 2300
1 Beaded , 4 and 6 in. , No. 1. . . . 40 00
" " " No.2. . . . 3500
Corrugated Ceiling , No. 1 50 00
SUINOLES.
A Stir ( best ) Shingles. 3 75
No.2 " 3 00
No.3 " 250
LATH 400
Lime , bbl 133
" bulk , per bush 40
-Cementbbl 2 " 50
Iowa Piaster , bbl 250
Michigan Plaster , bbl 2 75
Hair , per bush 25
TarredFelt , 100 Ibs . . ' 3 00
Straw Board , " 400
O. G. Battens , per 100 f t. lin. . . 1 25
WellCurbiug 3000
Ro ugh J , and 2 in. , in Buttsper
lOOftlin
POillb.
Cedar Halves , 7 in 18
Gin 16
" Qoartar.SIn 16
Oat,4r4 ! SO
" 4r6 40
O. G. Casing. 5 } and 6 In. , per
100 ft. lin : . . SCO
Oak Plank and Timber , per M. 40 00
Clear Poplar 6000
Black Walnat 10000
HIDES.
Green Hides , per Ib 7 <
Green Cured Hides 8
Dry Hides 12@15
Dry Salted Hides.- 10@12
Sheep Pelts 30@1 00
Tallow 4i@5'
LIQUORS. WINFS , ETC.
High Wines , KJ gal 110
Alcohol , 180 tf cent , \ ? gal. . . . 2 15
French Spirits proof 1 20
Marshall's Bourbon Whisky. . . . 1 25
Miller's Bourbon Whisky 1 50
Brandy , veryflna , tf gal 4 00a8 00
do common to fine 1 50a3 75
Gin,100ix > r cent 1 40a3 00
do Holland , 00 per cent 1 25 ,
nms , mixed Jamaica , ] ? gal. . . . 1 25a4 00 E
do New England 2 00a2 50 t
Kennedy Bitters p gal 1 50 v
do d tf case 7 00I
do do d'o 100 casolota 6 50
Champagnes , pints in baskets. .20 OOaSO 00 8r
Domestic Chainpagno 12a20 8B
I'ort Wine V > case 5 OOalO 00 B
Sherries 5 OOalO 50 d
Ales , Edinburg 2 75 C
do Bass&CVs 2 75
Guinness Dublin Stout 2 75
LEATHER.
Best SlaughterSola 33a35
Best Oak 38a41
French Kips 1 lOal 45
French Ca&.leading brands. . . . 1 25a2 10 ;
Domestic .Kips G5 al 00
Domestic Calfs 90al 10
Hemlock upper , tf foot 20a 22
Oak upper , foot 24
Grain , upper , Jf ? foot 20a22
Linings , tf doz 7 OOalO 00
Toppings , V dez 900
Morocco , ( bootleg ) tf foot ' 35
do oil dressed ' 35
do Simon per flkin 2 , 75a3 00
do Glove < kid ' , 325
Boot Webbing , IT bolt ' 40a50
HARNESS LEATHER.
ISTo. 1 Pittsburg Oak 41
No. 2 Pittsburg Oak. . , , 33
No. 1 Cincinnati ; Oak. . . . . . . . . . 36
N'o. 2 Cincinnati ! Oak 33
No.lHemlock 35 :
No : 2 Hemlock 3' <
COAL , RETAIL I
Anthricite . ' 1050
Blossburg 1200
Wyoming 850
Dskaloosa 550
CowaNut 5 00 :
tVhito Breast 550
;
$500 .Reward.
'
Wo will pay the above reward ( or any case of
jlvcr Complaint , Dyspepsia , Sick Headache , In-
ilgcstlon , Constipation or CostiTCncss we cannot
rure with West's Vegetable Liver Pill * , whcnthe
lircctions are strictly complied with. They ire
lurely vegetable , and never fail to' give satiaf.c-
Ion. Sugar coaled. Large boxes ; containing 30 :
Nils , 25 cents. Forsalo by all druggists. Be-
rare of counterfeits and imitations. Tho'genu-
no manufactutcd only by JOHN C. WEST & CO :
The PHI Makers , " 181A 183 W. Madison St. ,
Chicago. Free trial package sent by mail pre-
lal'1 on receipt of a S cvnt stamp. ,
Sold at wholesale by * C. K. Goodman , J.K. Ish ,
ind Ecnnanl & Forsvtlio , Omaha. (4jap5diwl (
If you are sutfering with a Cough
3old , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fever ,
3onauniption/los3 , of voice , tickling of o
ho throat , or any affection of the
Ehrbat or Lungs , use Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption. This is
the great remedy that is causing BO n
much excitement by its wonderful
urca , curing thousands of hopeless
Over a million bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery have been used
pi
within the last and have
year , given to
perfect satisfaction in every instance. toai
Wo can unhesitatingly say that this is ID
really the only sure euro for throat IDm
ind : lung affections , and can cheerful- m
y recommend it to all. Call and get h <
trial bottle free of coat , or a regular BC
lizo for $1.00. J. K. Ish,0maha. (3) ( ) BCvr
vrio
iom
1 AJI All Flavod Out m
a common complaint in hot weather , si
you * eel so , pet a package of Kidney- hti
iVort and take it and you will at once feel ti
> tonic power. It keeps np .the healthy tiat
lotion of the Kidneys , Bowels and Liver , atat
nd thus restores the natural life and athi
treogth to the weary bodv. hiw
w !
It is well known that a relationship ex ai
between piles , constipation , kidney gc
liseases and liver troubles. In Kidney
ar
iVort we have a remedy that acts on th *
general system and restores health by gen. atOI
ly aiding nature's interna1 process. OInt
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DRTfTfeWOGHTINOT. P'h CCP' '
h :
3TJRES COLIC IX 3IAX OR BEAST. of f
DEES COLIC IX 3IAX OR BEAST. tt
3URES ASTHMA. CUUES ASTHMA.
iTRES CATARRH , CURES CATARRH.
30RE3 LAMENESS , CURES LAMENESS.
3URE3 NEURALGIA , CURES NEURALGIA.
3UEES PILES ] CURES PILES
BOLD VJ OUAHABY ALL DRCGQISC3
JWo to. Yoor Druggist ( or w f freeman's
kevXatJonalDyes. Forbrbhtn uinddcrabll-
of color thay art nsc utUfdJclor 3 to 6
WHZBIAKER'8 ' PBOTOTYPE ,
How Daniel Webster Exposed
a Man-Who Shot Himself
. After .Robbing Himself
on the Highway.
, j
A curious light ia thrown on the
case of Whittaker by a story in ivhich
Mr. Curtis tells in his Life \Vebster
of the alleged robbery and wounding
of Major Goodridge , of Massachusetts ,
sixty years ago , as investigated and
exposed by Mr. Webster. Mr. Cur
tis' narrative is to clear and interest
ing that The New , York World repro
duces it in his own words : .
Goodridge was a person of previous
good character and respectable stand
ing , who profetsed to have beea
robbed of a large sum , of _ money at
9 o'clock in the night of ie"berabor ) 19 ,
181G , on the road between Exeter and
Newburyport , soon after passing . .the
Essex Merrimac bridge , on his way
from New.Hampshire into Massachu
setts. Among the proofs of the' rob
bery -was 'a pistol-shot through the
left hand , received , ns he laid , before
the rqbbers pulled him from his horse ,
he and one of his assailants dis
charging their : pisk'ls a't each other at
the same instant. He was then ,
according to his account , dragged from
his horse and across a fence into a.
Geld , rubbed and beaten until ho was
senseless. On his recovery ho went
back to the toll house on the bridge ,
where ho appeared to be'for a time in
a state of delirium. But he had suf
ficient self-possession to return to the
place of "tlie robbery with some'person
who accompanied him with a lantern ,
where his watch , pspers and other ar
ticles wira found scattered , rn the
ground. On the following' day he
vvint 'to Nowburypcrt and remained
there ill , at intervals in a stats ) of realer
or simulated froncy for several , no iks.
Having regained his health 'he sot
about the discovery of the robbers ;
ami so general was the sympathy for
him in a very orderly community that
his pians were a'ded by tho. in
nocent zeal of nearly the whole
country side. His first [ charge ,
was agaitut the Kennistons , 'two poor
men who dwelt in the town of sNew
Market ; New Hampshire , on the other
side of the river. In their cellar , ho
found a piece of gold.jWhich he id'en-
tiObd by a mark which be said ho
placed. ' on all his money , and a $10
note which he also identified , as his
own. The Kennistons w.rdsrreeed ( ; , _
oxaminedand , held for trial. He next
charged the toll gatherer ; one Pearson
*
son , ai an accomplice , and on1 .his
premises , with the aid of . .a witch-haz
el conjurer , ha also found some of. his
gold and pacers in which it had been
wrapped. Peawon was arrejted , ex
amined b'efore two magistrates , and
dischargedGoodridgo thtn complained - ,
plained , against one Tabar , a person
who lived in Boston. Finally he ,
folio wed , a man named Jackman to
the city of New York , in4 whose
house ho swore thst ha also discovered - '
ed some of his marked wrappers. _ The
machinery o'f an executive requisition
was , put into motion and Jackman was
brought into Massachusetts an'd lodged
in jail. He and Taber'and the Ken
nistons were indicted , for robbery in .
the county of Essex. So cunningly
had this man contrived his story that
tbo popular belief was entirely with
him. The witch-hazel'evidence prob
ably did not disincline the populace to
believe him. But it is even said that
there were few members of the bar
who did not regard tha case of the
Kennistons as desperate. There were
some"however , , who believed G6od-
rich's story to be fake , and these par-
ions sent for .Mr. Webster io. un
dertake the defence of the ac
cused. The indictment against
labor was nol. pressed. ' , That ; against
the Konniitons came on for trial at
Tpswich in 'April , 1817. They had
nothing on which to rely but their
' character nnd the
previouS'gopd nega-
ivo fact that since the supposed
robbery they nad not pasted any money
ior were seen to have .any , and the
inprobabilitios with which their ad
vocate could develop fn. the story of
joodridge. The theory of thq .defense
vas that Goodridgo was bis-own robber
ind had fired the pistol shot through
iis hand.
In the power of cross-examining i
vitnesses Mr. Webster had no superior
if the day , and his reputation in this
espect doubtlessly aided the impres-
ion which .he prodnced.npon ( ha jury.
There were traditions "which had
ome over theborderf rom New Hamp- \
hire of his terrible skill in baffling
he deepest plans of perjury andfraud ,
rhich excited the jury to the closest
Mention to his method of .dealing .
nth Goodridge. They saw his well
oncocted story laid bare in nil itt ini-
irobable features , while every aid was
iveh to him by Mr. Webster io de-
ciop suggestions which could ( be set
i'ff against .the theory lh t the Hatter
neant to maintain. But when Ml the
ividence for and againtt Goodfidge's a
ividence had been drawn out , jand it
amo .to summing up , there remained
wp obvious difficulties in the way'of '
hat hypothesis. One of them was :
hat no motive had been shown ! for so ,
trange an act as a man's falsely pre-
ending to have been robbed and
harging the robbery upon inno-
ent people ; the other that the
heory of Goodridgo being himself a
obber apparently made it necessary
obelieve .that he bad proceeded in
his fraudulent manufacture of proofs ,
the extremity of shooting a pistol
mllet through .his own hand. These
ery few formidable difficulties , for
he'law of evidence , as administered
our criminal jurisprudence , ' very
iroperly regards the absence of mo- ;
ive for an act , the commission of ,
rhich depends : on circumstantial
iroof , as one ofthe important jhings
be weighed in favor of innocence ; )
n3 as to the shooting , it was'certainly
a high degree improbably that a
nan would maim himself in order to
maintain a false statement that ;
le had .been robbed and maimed , by >
omo one else. But in grappling
rilh these difficulties , Mr. Webster ;
old the jury that the 'range of human
lotives is almost infinite ; that a de-
ire : to avoid payment of his debts , if
te owed debts , or a whimsical ambi- >
ion for distinction , might have been is
the bottom of Goodridge'a conduct ,
nd that having once annnounced it
timself to the communnity as .a man.
rho had been' robbed of a large sum
nd baa ten nearly to death , he had to :
o on and charge somebody with the >
ct. This was correct reasoning , but
till no motive had been shown fortbe }
riginal pretense ; and if there had
tot been some decisive circumstances
developed on the evidence ,
is not easy to say how
his casa ought to have been
ecided. These circumstances make
necessaiy to believe that , although
roodridge had already discharged the
istol which wounded him , he intend-
that result. His story was * that the
listol of the robber" went off at the mo-
lent when he grasped it'with his left i
and. Yet according to the testimony
the physicians who attended him ,
here were no marks of powder on his
and ; and the appearance of the
round led to the conclusion that the
auzzle ef the pistol must have been
hree or four feet from his band , while
hero were marks of powder on the
leeve.bf his .coat , and the ball passed
hrougbHhe coat as well as' the hand.
Thirstate evidence justified Mr. .
Vebsterls , remafk.'tbat "all exbibl- :
ions are subject-to aciiaent.whether
erioug or ft'ropid theygo not al : o
proceed exactly as they ought to do. "
Goodridge , ho argued , intended to
shoot the 'ball through his coat sleeve ,
and it accidentally perforated his hand
also. _
Goodridge , however , returned to
the charge. Jackman was put on
trial at the next term of tha court and
the jury disagreed. At hii second
trial Mr. Webster defended him and
he was acquitted. These crimiml
proceedings were followed by an ac
tion for malscious prosecution in
stituted by Peareon against Gocdridge.
Mr. Webster was of counsel
ferine plaint'ff in this caee
The evidence was now still more
clear against Goodridge ; a verdict for
a large sum was recovered against
him , and the public at last raw the
fact judicially established that he
robbed himself. He left New Eng
land a disgraced man ; but no clue to
his motives was ever discovered.
Twenty yesrs afterward Mr. Web
ster was traveling in the western part
of the state of New York ; ho stopped
at a tavern and went in for a glrsa of
watsr. The nnn behind the
cjunter exhibited great agita
tion as tha traveler approached him ,
and when ha placed the glass of watsr
before Mr. Webster his hand trem
bled violently , but ho did not speak.
Mr. Webster drank the watar , turned
without saying another w6rd and reentered -
entered his carriage. The man was
Goadridge.
THE NEW WALTZE.
.AMAZING ABANDON OF THF NEW DANCE
ITS CHIEF CHARACTERISTIC.- * .
Correspondence Cincinnati Fnqu r.r.
Anew style of round dancing is in
troduced for every summer that for
1880 is now being taught by the mas
ters. I am learning of an expert , who
has whit he calls an aca-ieaiy in Fifth
avenue. It is a waltze-time and step
for a basis , bat with certain charac
teristics that make it remarkable.
LaU year the innovation was a sliding
step that was a sere trial to short leus ,
snd very difficult to do gracefully. It
was a modification of the much-abuaed
"Boston dip" which , in turn wai a
departure from the steady circling
waltz previously in vogue. The dan
cers hive been steadily abandoning
the quiet ways of former years , and
now we have wlut mint in reason be
accepted as the culmination. Proprie
ty can no further 0 in the direction
of the ballet. It has no distinctive
name that I have hoard , but might
appropriately bo cilled the Philadel
phia fling , because as I am told , it or
iginated in Philadelphia and has the
Highland fling's epace-coveriug qua
lity. It is danced by main strength
allied to agility , , and grace is a secon
dary con ideration. Many do dance
it gracefully , but that is owing to
their own natural ease of movement.
I have broken three coisat steels in
two evenings' practice , but am getting
on. In Its perfection , the Philadel
phia fling maybe described as follows :
The man is tall , muscular and agile.
The woman is slender , willowy and
wholly subjective to tbo movements
of her partner. He encircles hcrfinally
'with , his right arm , not around her
waist , but just below her shoulders.
Withhis left hand he clasps her right ,
and holds it on his left hip. This
brings her close to him , and she is
kept snugly in tint position , not only
.because ho Hko it , but because if he
does not have a strong hold of her ho
cannot take her safely through the
dance. She literally sticks her nose
into his breast or shoulder , and somj
day a weak girl is to bo smothered to
death in the midst of her dtligHt. At
the least pugnoaes will bo common if
the dance remains fashionable many
seasons. It is not the correct thing
to stnnd still in this bunging atti
tude. The dancing must bigin
instantly on the couple com
ing'together , a" d a false step at the
start is a heinous terpiichorcan of-
fenao. The steps are thoeo of an or
dinary waltz , elongated to a surprising
extent , and accompanied by a swaying
moyemeut from side to side and Ire-
quent reversals all to rapid mujic.
This carries the cDUple here and there ,
now this way and now that , with sur
prising swiftness. Their course about i >
the room is orritic , and their bodies
sway in parfect accord , giving them ,
in connection with the long , quick
iteps , an appearance of reckless aban- E
Jon never before seen in social danc
ing. A dozen pairs thus engaged are
remarkable exhibit , and it is no
ivonderthat cautious mammas divide
their forebodings between the break
age and improper exposure of
their daughter's legs. A few years
igo , when .hoops were worn , such
dance would not have been modest
ly possible. Now the prevailing
ityle of dress prevents more than a
merely bewitching display of the
irondrously beautiful silk stockings
ivhich are fashionable. The clinging
scan'tinsss of the current tkirt , though
plainly showing every movement of
ihe dancer's legs , dees not reveal a
rreat amount of their immediata cov-
arings. Yielding her person implicit
ly to the guidance of her partner , she
flitting rpund and round , her feet
oarely touching .the floor. The violence
lence of the exorcise is excessive , and
'or a summer's danca this one is de-
idedly unsuitable. Poetically the
nroman will como out in a
rosy glow , with her eyes flash
ing , her boiorn rising and flailing
tremulously , and her breath making
sighs , i'racttcal'y ' , her dress waist
irill be spoiled by perspiration , the
powder on her face will bo meltedand
jho will gasp for breath like n horao
nrith the heaves. However , she will
anjoy the wi'd ' sport whatever may ha
ihought by the tired fellow who has
practically carried Her through it. If
itho , undulating uirls dance this waltz
in Jerseys-the limited skin tight ccs-
umes that are coming in the sight
vill be rather sttrtling , like the fain-
Mis dance of the naked Nautch girls.
Dhe "Philadelphia iln " is the poetry
f motion in-reckless metre , as I have
leacribed and experienced it ; but , it
nust not be supposed that it will ha
ilways or even generally danced in
hat way. All women are not light
f foot and slight of word. Conse-
luently there will be a great deal of
rotesquenefcs. Obesity and awkward- C
less are unfortunately common , and J
TO rendered comical when their pos-
lessors try to ekip nimbly. If either
f a pair is a bad dancer , both might
well be. A woman who humps up
ler back or triej to. keep her partner
a distance , or is heavy and slow , or
ittempts to decide for herself when to
everse , is a horror to the man who
ries to dance with her. That I take
n the word of my teacher. The man
vho steps on his partner's corns , or
iings her against other dancers , or l
ets her fall , deserves burning at the
itake. That I say from personal ex-
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comround an agreeable remedy to the rnlient.
In the opinion of this offlca , an article compounded according to this formiln m y prop ly bo
classed as a medicinal preparation under tl-e rnni'ioiui of Schedule A. following section 3.1,7. C. '
Revised Stalutes , and w .cn to sarape-1 mi be toM hy r niiMi'tS Ajiothecuirt , and Other Per-oni
without renderinit them Hablo to p y special Ux as liiju- ) fal n .
Yours Respectfully , ( Slgced ) GREBJT. B. RATJM , Commtwloner.
Lawrence * Martin , Chicago , Sole Agents fur the I'niteil Stst s and CanvJ. . i&rfd hv Drur
KWts. Grocers and General Dealers everywhere Wholv&Ce Aj.-ot tir Neb. , STEKLE , JO1I.NSO.V3
CO. , will supply the trads at manufacturer * prirci. *
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE C ?
SEE BY EXAMINING Tl
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CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R ,
IS THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN' THE EAST & THE WifSV.
Its main line runs from Chlcnuo to Council Ulninq Ciirs forcatln purpo only. * * ne * .ti
Bluff * , passing through Jullot. Ottawa , l.i Salle. Krrnl fcntoro of cur l"alacu rnn Is S.M'Jli.T >
Oeneseo , Mollnc. Hock Island. Pavenpirt. West SALOON where you can cujoy jour "U irair
Liberty , IowaCtty.MarencJ. llrooklyn , Crinnell. at all hears of the day.
DCS Moines ( the capital of Iowa ) , Stuart. Atlan .Mnanincent Iron llrlclKCJ span tnoMjxM. *
tic ; and Areca ; with branches from llur-tu andMlswurlrlTcrsatall point * rrc wrt .f t t
Junction to 1'eorla ; Wilton Junction toSTuscn- I Inf. and transfers are arolded at Conned. B. >
tite. Wasnlnuton. Falrfleld. Kldon , Uelknnp. Kansas City. -aTenworth. . anil Atchw ! . o .
CcntroTtllc. I'rinccion. Trenton , ( iallntin. Came noctlons bt'lntrraado In Union Dop tts.
ron. Ijeavcnworth. Atchljon. anil Kan as City ; TUB 1'ltl.NUirAI. It. It. CONNKlTltVlC /
Washington to Sisourney , Oskaloosa , and Knot- THIS CltKAT TllUUfUIl LINK AKfi 4
Tlllo : Kooknx to Karalncton. Ilomiparte , lcn- : KOIJ,0\VSi
tornDort , Independent. Kldon. Ottumwa. Eddy- At CIIICAOO. with all dlTerclne linet "V. f
Tlllp , Oskaloosa. 1'elIa.Monroe. and Dos Moluus ; Earl ami tiimth.
Newton toMonrooj IesMoln s to Indtunolaand At KNdi.r.woop. wttb the L. 8. A M.8. .too * .
Wlntcrsot : Atlantljto Lewis and Audubon ; and SX W.C- . Itds.
A'oca to llarl&n. Tills Is positively the onlr AtWA.Idl.MiTOX IIEIGUT9. With 1 * . t 4V
Ilallroad. which owns , and operates a through L. U. It.
line from Cblcaco Into the itato of Kansas. At UA CAI.I.R. wllh III.Cent.R.R.
Through. Express 1'asseuger Trains , with Inll- Atl'KllIIIA.wtlll ! . I' . AJ. ; 1' . D.AK.'tt <
Bian Valace Cars attacbol. nro run each war dally W. : 111. Miit : ami T. 1' . * W. lids.
tetweon CHICAGO and I'EUUIA. KANSAS rrrr. At ItlKK 1SL.\XI > . with -Mllwankeo a. lief
COUNCIL llLirKi's. l.BAVENn-oitTit and Arcni- Island ? : iiirt Line. " and Itock Infil A fee. Ut < ,
SOK. Throuch cars nro also run between MI'TBU- AtDAveNPoitr. with the UaT np rt 1 * * V I
tee and Kannas Cltr. via the "Milwaukee aud C.M.Atft-1'.it.lt.
Uock Island Hhw * . Lint. . " AlWr-MTMiiEHTT.wlththeUrK.A >
The "OreatV-ock Island Is mamilQccntlr AtUUlXNELI , Tlth Central lown K.IL
equipped. Its road bed Is slmplr perfect , snd Its A t DES JIotNt . with II M. A K. It. It. it
track Is laid with tteel rails. AtCOL'Ncll. lIUTvrs. with Union lacinc A. * .
What will please jou most will bo the pleasure At ( > MAIIA. with It. .tMo.It.lt. It. In N-o.
of enloylnK your menln. while pasalnit over the AtCiiLfMiiuaJrxcTiox.witblL.i.lc.An. Uk
beautiful prairies of Illinois and lown. In onu of At irrrCJiwj. nttn Central IowaII. t >
our majmlncont Dining Cars that accompany nil St. U A Vac , and C. II. A y. It. Ilil * .
ThrouEli Express Train * . Vuu cut an rntiro At KEOKl'K. with Tel _ 1'eo. AU'ar. : Ana , \
meal , aa goixl as Is rerrcd In liny dnt-class hotel. Ixiurs A IMC. , and ? tK. . Keo. A N.-W. It Bus.
loriOTenty-Bvo ccuU. AtCAMEUON. wllh II. ft.J lt.lt.
Apprectattne the fact that n majority of the At ATClllso.v. with Atch..Topeka Abar.tr r * *
people prefer separate apartments foruinvrcnt Atch.A Neb. and Cen. llr. U. I' . It. Itds.
purposes ( and the Immense i > a. 9cnKtT business At I.EAVENWuitTii. with Kan. l wj , ioo ( < , .
of this line warranting It ) , wo an- pleased to an Cent. It. Itds.
nounce that this Company runs 1'ullman 1'itlact At KANSAS ClTr. with all Una lor tin-
Sleeping Can for sleeping purposes , and 1'utaee am ! Southwest.
I'Ur.I.MAX I-AT.ACK OAKS urr run thrfMlch to 1'KOKIA. DK.S
COIIXCIL , JU.UFFN. K.A.VNAS CITV. AT : llI.S < > \ . nnd 1.KAVE.\\VOIfl'H
* Flckct * Tla till * JLIne , knoivn tm tliQ * 3reut JCock. laluutl JCoutc , " nr OM
nil TlcUct Aeent * In the United Ntaleo and funuUn. .
i'or Informntlon not obtainable at your homo ticket offlce. nddrro.
.ur , . E. ST. .7on > r.
Ucn'l Superintendent. Uen'I Tkt. and 1'usVr
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CHAS.
FURNITURE , Bl
w JLDTDO : : W STT A I > BS.
And everyiiung pertaining to the Fnrnituro and
upholstery Trade.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HEW GOODS AT THE
HLO'WIEST .1
p SI mon th at 1208 and 1310 Farnlrain Street
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
± sso _
MANUFACTURED BY S. P. MAST & CO.SPRINFF1ELD , 0-
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Iteam Walking
Cultivator , with or vrithout SrrinEjs.
The New Force Feed Buckeye Drill , one or two Horse Style.
Inquire for them at the best dealers.
F. H. PUGrH. Gen. Agent , Umaha. Keb ,
A new and and hitherto unknown remedy fo
all dlseasea of the Kidney ? , Bladderand Unnary
It win positively cure Diabetes , Grarel , Drop
sy , Brlzht'i Disease , Inability to retain or excel
the Urine , Catarrh of the Elaeder , high eowrnl
and scanty urine , Painful Urinating ; LAME
BACK , General Weakness , and all Female
Complaints.
It aroldes Internal medldne * , la certain III It
eSecta and care * when nothing else can.
For gale by DrnggbU or sent by mail free
upon receipt oi the price , $2.00.
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. , PROP'RS ,
ToloOo , O.
IsTSjnd yonr iddrea fcr CSX lit'Js boot ,
. Ho w lilt a 8a7 d. " _ e ,
K. IS
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AN ABSOLUTE COSC
Dr. Bosanko's Eheumatio Cure
AN ALKALI OrSTMEXT.
The add Blood is the prinwy caaMandit <
tainlne power ot KIIECKATISX. Where thera
an Alkali there on be no Bnntnumic. fx
"DR. E03ANKO RHEUMATIC CCRK to
chemically prcpare-1 Alkaline , neutnliziiu ; fi
acidity and reraorlnr Chronic fn < t mtn ttm | try
absorption. Price 75 CenU.
Dr. Ilosauko's File Scmcdr.
A Bate , tore aad permanent cur or this one of
the molt palnfol , nnpleannt , and distnadn
diseases to which the flesh U heir. We jrnana-
tee this remedy to bewlthoat an equal forti
cure of all kinds of ttUt. PriceSO CenU.
C. T. Airman , Dro rfst and Physidaa'
Cornnna , Mlcbban , iayi : Yoor Pita
has giren fint-cU 8 satikttctlos.
The Dr. Bosanio
