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ENUiNE
PLANE'S
mended as a remedy " foi
ph is ljeir to. " but in
driver , an3 In all Bilioiu
- { Dyspepsia , and Sick Head.
ases of that character , thej
, it a > riral.
AND FEVER.
* r cathartic can bo used prci
/o.'or after taking quinine. A *
purgative they are unequaled.
dEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine arc never sugar-coated.
Each box lias a red-wcx seal on the lid ,
with the inipresbion.McL ANE'S LIVER
PILL. Each wrapper bears the signatures -
tures of 0. McLAKE'and ' FLEMISO Uisos.
XST- Insist upon having the genuine
DB. C ; .McLAXA'S LIVER PILLS
, pre
pared by
FLEMING * BROS. , Pittsburgh , Pa. ,
the market being full of imitations of
the name Jlclsine , tilled differently.
but same pronunciation.
_
couons , BRONCHITIS AND CONSUMPTION.
that * n ell-Known DrnpgUt says about
f . . AIlcn'fLnnj Balsain ,
MOTUEnS , RBADI
IMKHITD STATICS , A > .
OKSTLIKE.N : The dem.nU for.Allen'e Long
Balaam la' locmrinr constantly. Tbe Ivllci
think there la no medicine equal tt It tor Crcrap
Toll-Gate No. 2.-R
geniuu * . 7 objuutofinO. Send stamp forpack"
age. DE. E. C. ADK Y Unflal N. Y.
O < 70 es - ? 1 J a day at huino wvfily miuie.Cof Mr
ID l/K ntHHf n. A-.Mr = aTr.Co PnrtUnrt. M >
ATTORNEYS-AT-IAW.
" : ' . WM. SIMEBAL , '
A TTORNEY AT LA Cimpbeil's Block ,
ISthElrect.'ftwecnFaniliampncl Douglas.
OMAJIA , NEB.
'
* D. U THOMAS ,
f A TFORKKY A C I.AVT loans morey. kny
jtL and sclla reil ttUte. Hconi 8 , Crtiffhton
Bl'tk.
t A. C. TROUPf - * - -
A TTORMEV AT LAWOtflte In Hacocom'f
XX Block , cilh OcorRt B. rrttehelt. 1608
Karphani > t. OMAU A , KEB.
* * , ' DEXFER L THOMAS ,
A ITORHEY AT LAWCrulcktn nkf Bolld
A1 * In ? . _ > r/fitt '
- , , A. CHADWICK ,
ATTORNEY 'AT LAWf-OlEce 1TW Famham
Sir et.
_
A. SWARTZLANDE
A TTORNEY AT LAW Cor. ISthand Famham
JCX rtrort. _ mayBU
WILLIAM A. FONDA.
A TTORNKY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
_ X Room No. 0 , Trrtizcr Block , opposite Poet
Office. _ OMAHA , NED.
* * ? "
WM. L. PEABODY ,
OSco In Creightoa Block , next to
LAWYER , OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
p * fate < ili JProcure&t *
KOTAKY rUBIJR. COLLECTIONS MA-DB
E. D. MCLAUGHLIN.
4 TTORNEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF
A TuE FEACK Southeast corner Fllloenlh
anclDjnplaB.it.
XarCollcctlmiB Promptly Attended to.Ta
O'BRIEN & 6ARTLETT ,
A 1 1 o r n e y s - a t - L a w
OFFlCE-Unlon BloUt.Fifteenth an
A. L R8BISON.
A TTOnrTCT AT LAW.-Room Crelchloa
JBlocli. . OMAHA Kb. . tun4-tf
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KARBACH BLOCK. COR. DOU3ISTH STS.
OMAHA. NEB.
W. J. Connell , *
Attomey-at-Law ,
OOce : Front roouis , up stairs , In H&nscom's
new brick bnlldlng , K. W. corner Fifteenth and
Timham Streets.
Jens I. BUMCE. CSAS K. BIDICK.
UEDICK & REDICK ,
Attorney s-at-Law.
BpedU attention will be given to all suits
against corporations ot every description ; will
practice la al .the Courts o ! the State and the
United States. OSBce. Famham St. , opposite
Court House.
' ADAMS & SIMERAL ,
A TTORNmS AT LAW Boom 0 CrelgUo
± \ _ Block , 15th roxi UouElas streets. no9dh
C. F. MANDERSON ,
TTORNSTiAT LAW S Farnham Street
. Omaha Nebraska. * * -
PARKE CODWIM ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW Uth and DonflM
i. Stnets , with G. Vf , Doan
* . w. T. RICUAKDS. O. J. Ho HI
RICHARDS & HUNT ,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Orncn 216 Soulfi"F6urtcenth Street.
Only Direct Line to Finance.
-'CENERALTRANSATLANTIC COMPAM
7r > ETWEEN New York nd Hanre.Pler < 2N.B
* f > foot of Morton St. , pier of company.
TraTelersby this line aiold both transit by En
< ish rallwayand Uie discomfort of croesinc the
banno lin a small buat
ANADA , FRAKann"Wednesoay Janoarr SI
f Inoon.
AMERIQUE , B. JOUCLO , Wednesday February
11 a. m.
FRANCE , TKUDILW , Wednesday , Febrnary
,11 a. m.
' P&ICE OF PASSAGE Gncludlng wine ) :
TO HAVRE First Cabin , J100 andfSO : Second
Cabin$55 ; Steerage , J28lncludlngwtaebeddlBJt
and utlnsil& .
LOUIS DE BEBIANAgent , 6 Broadway.N. T.
FBANK E. UOOKES , No. 214 , West Side lith
Street. Bet. Famham "and Doaglai , Neit Deere
o U. 8. Express Office ( Sign of Pala J
taamjhlp. ) OMAUi. NBB.
E-AST INDIA
BITTERS !
ILER & CO. , .
SOLE MANUPAOTUBBRB ,
, v . OMAHA. Nefc.
{ QR&Y'S SPECIFIC MEDIOINh :
i nADE * MARK.The Great J.ADE MARK.
An unfailing
euro for Sem
inal Weak-
nessSperma *
D r m i ; potency , and racwjj-v
JDeiorQTaMDgiii Diseases After Taking ,
that follow as sequence of Self-Abas * ; ION
f Memory , Universal Lassltadt Fain In th
Back , Dimness of Vision , Prematnn Old Age
and ffiinjr other Disease * that lead to Insanity or
Consumption tml Premature OraTe.
partlculan In our phamphlet , which
we desire to vend tree bjr mail to ercry one.
STheSpeclflc Medicine ii Bold by all draggisti
at tl per rnckage , or six packages for $5 , or wll
be sent free by mall on receipt of the money by
addrejsluz
Tne Qrar Medicine Co. .
- r No. 10 Uechaalo1 Block , Diraorr , MICB
SOLD IN OUAOABY J. K. 1311. AND BT AL ,
- DROOOIST3 EVERYWHSBK.
SHOWJASES
o. WXI.D ;
THE DAILY BEE ;
OMAHA PUBLISHING . . . PMPRIETWS. .
PartJiam , bet. 9tk and 10th Streets
TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
1 yew.ln advance'postpaid ( ) $3.00
6 months " ' i.M
months " " 2JH )
TIME TABUS.
HIE MAILS.
a 1C. W. B. R. , dO - m. , I p. ra.
0 H 4 Q. , too B. m. , I p. m.
a R. L A P. B. K. , 4JO a. m. , I p. a.
aft Bt.Joe30 .m. , 8p.m.
S. City & P. 130 s.m.
U.P. 0. R..liaOa.m.
B.&M.R K,8lSk.m.
O & M. W. , ISO a. m
_ .
O 4 X. W. R. R11 a. m. il p. n\- -
B A. Q. . 11 a. m. 90 p m.
0 B. L * P.t U a. m , 11 p in. r-
a B. k BU Joe , 11 s. m. , U p. m
5.0ity P.U m
U P. . 1p.m.
B. & 1C In Neb. , ip
uookl miBi ( or States low * leave ni o i
v.vU : 440 a. m.
Office open from IX to p. m Sondayg.
THOMAS r. BALL. PostmaBtci.
Arrival andDepartare eiTralns
UNION PACIFIC.
iKiTa Aurra.
DiUr Express..12:11 p.m. 820 p.m.
do Mxed 0:10 p. m. 435 p m.
do Freight.630 .s. m. lto p. m.
do do . . . . 8:15 a in. 1220a , m.
fix CARD or THE BUBLTUaTOH ROUTE.
L1A7 * AHA OMAHA.
Exnrees I'M p.m. Express 10-00a.m.
Uiil 8:00 : a.m. Mill 10:00 p.m.
Bondayi Bzceptod. Eondayi Excepted ,
CmCAOO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC.
Uail 6:00 a.m m.
. . . . - . . : * p.m. a. m.
Sundays ixcepted.
OniOAOO & NORTHWESTERN.
Mall ttOO .m. I 750p.m.
Expreit J:10p.m. | 10-OOn.m.
Sundays excepted.
hAKBAS CITY , ST. JOE & COUNCIL BLUIT8.
[ * ] ! _ , . _ 8-00 * m.Expr | . .845a.m.
Injfws CCp.m. lKall.- . 7:40jxTn.
The only line rnnnlns Pullman Sleeping Can
out of Omaha te Union Depot.
OMAHA * NORTHWESTERN AND SIOUX CITY
& PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Kxprees 8K sm. | SS5p.m.
Dally Except Sundays.
U. A K. R. K. In N ajRAHKA.
Omaha GT ) . . . . 9-00 am Kearney J'noflvX > SO m
iatt8inoutWarlOJi am Bloomlngtoiff ) & :10 a m
Bed Cloud ( m..e:85 am
Red Cloud ( arr)7K pm Flattamouthar)4:20p ( m
Bloomlngtoutr)93 ( ) pm Oroahaarr.4:56pm ) :
REPUBLICAN VAI.U5T RAILWAY.
EasUnirs ( Ir ) 8.-06 .m. i Bloomlngton ( arlSOp.m )
Bloomlwrton 13B p m I Hastlnr . ( ar ) 5 Pm
Orleans OT ) 7dO a. m. I IndlinoU ( ar ) 1:00 p. m
Orleans ( ar ) 7.-00 p. m. ] Indianola ( ! T ) 2 0 p. m
sioux cent * err. PAUL B. &
Mall eao . m. I Expreas "SJ-,111
Express :40p. m. I M U 7 0 p. m
BRIDGE DIVISION D. P. R. R.
OCMKT nURS ,
Leave Omaha , d Uy : 8 a. m. , B a. m. , 10 a
11 a. m. , 1 p. m. , S P. m. , S. p. m , , 6 p. m. , I
Leave Conndl Bluffs : 8SS s. m.,9:25 : a. m.
10S6 , m. , 1136 . m. , 135 p. m. , 1-28 ix-in.
b p. m. , 6.-S5 p. m. , fciS p. m
Kour Uipa on Sunday , leaving Omaua at B and
a. m. . 2 and 6 p. m. ; Couadl Bluffs at B25
a. m. , and 2:26 and 6S5 p. m.
rASSSBSBft TKAQtS.
Leave Omaha : a.m.,7 a. m. , 8 0 a. m ,
p. m. , 4tO p. m. , 7 5 p. m.
Leave Conndl Bluffs : 7:15 a. m. , 9:40 a. m. ,
a. m. , 6A5 p. m. , 7 0 p. m. , 7 0 p. m. ,
p. ro. Dally except Bun-lay.
OMAHA * REPUBLICAN VALLEY B. R.
IKAVB. AUUTB.
jjalj 10.15 .m. 435p.m.
Dallr exc Dt Hund T.
COMMERCIAL.
Omaha Wholesale Markets ,
OMAHA , June 8 , 1880.
BUTTER AND KUUS.
ChoiceUble . 1720o
Packemlots . 10@18
Fresh egg * , pe' dox . 8J
Honey . 16@18
' POULTRY.
nlckens , per dor . 2 00@2 25
Ducks . 7@8
GBOCEMES.
8DQARH.
CutLosJ .
Powdered .
Sranulated . r. .
Extra choice and very bright. . . 48a52
Bright Table Drips . 45a48
New Orleans Mollasses . 48a50
Market advancing.
Rio , prime to choice . 17al8
Rio good to prime . ,1 ? * ? !
Rio fair to good . 15jal6
Mocha . v f 28
Choice ' § a8j
Boodtoprim *
NewPrunes .
DldPrones .
Currants.choice new. . . . i i
BlackBerries . 12. .
Raspberries . 3-
Pitted cherriea . .4 22
Michigan grid Apples . W 9
ff. r. Sliced ' * 9i
Evaporated 15
State Peaches . 9
Salt Lake Peaches . f 14
California Peaches . 1
CANNED GOODS.
'S"0ysters , 2 lb cans , casa. . 3 75
do do llbcanpercase. . 225
[ dght\7eight Oystew S lb case * 2 90
Salmon , 1 lb , V dozen . -E170
do aib. ' doien . > 2 76
Jtamlard Tomatoes,2 Io , case * 2 50
" " 3 lb , V case 3 35
Standard Peaches , 3.ft . , tf case. 4 50
" 2 lb , tf ease. 3 60
Raspberries. 2 lb , I ? case. . 300
llackberries , 2 Ib , < ? case . 2 70
! torn , 2 lb.0 case . 2 60a4 00
Vpples , Gal , tf doe . . . 385
farrow Fat Peas,2 ft , tf case. 3 90
> tring Beans. 2 lb. per case. . . . 240
SUNDRIES.
Nutmegs. . " . . . . 10
Pepper . 15
Vllsptce . 17
Cloves ] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T&
> ossia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L. *
. ' . 13
Jandlea.l6oz .j , a
JrecnwuchLye.percase. . . 3 90
Jeansper bushel 80
Jheese fullcream . _ 14
UljASS.
Window Qlasa. 60 per cent. di V
count off list.
HAEDWABK.
IRON.
lommon b&r. . . . . . , „ 3
"
[ oree-shoe bar * - 4
forway nail rod ,10 \
Bl-EKL.
laatplow 8
on. ca t , tool 16@17
es'pfB , Kng : do , .25@30
AAIL8.
'ens , upwards. 3 50
I'rd'd's ahoc 'g
xnnle"
( m hanails tens , apwards. . . 3 50
rw'str'shn 23@S3
utnam nails 2333
DRY GOODS.
BBOWK COTTONS.
Ltlantio "H" 8'
do "Ff 7
"O" 33-i
"R" 36-7
do "E" . . . .
ndianHead
. ,
a * -
arer Creek , "AA" . 1
do "BB" . . , . 1 |
[ ymakers . „ ,10
'aliner ' . . . . . . * 10
tis "A5LA. " . . . . . . . . > 15
io "BB" . - 14
io "CCT . * 13
forren "AXA" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
do "BB" . 14
do "CO" . „ 13
DOCKS. * ' '
lymonth "AAA" . 15
ew Bedford , 10 o * . 16
ostonS. O . 12
BLKACHKD COITOKB.
omdale . 10J
do Cambric . . . . . < - 13
ftbot . ' * 9
mil of the Loom . 11
ewYotk Mills . IS
ills' Muslia . 104
r6"11 : : : : : -
do . . 9-4 27
do . U-4-SO
SICUKM.
. . H 21
. , . 90
do "AA. " . . it IIJ.M. U
do
PB1NTS.
Albloa. , ,7j
American 7
Allen's 7
AUen'sPinks 7
Ancooa Faucy. . . . 7
Manchester ; . . . . . - 7
Merrimack. . ' . - 7
MerrimackShirtings 7
Richmond * 7
RichmondsE. . . : 7
Snrague'B ( H
Simpson's Mourning 7
Simpson's Blackl 7
STRIPES.
American. . . . . . . . . . . 10
Amoskeac . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1112
Awning rtripea 19
Lewiston , A 16
Hamilton , . . . . 12J
' " 'mega. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16@17
.ittafiold 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 , Dressed , No. 1 20 00
.rot . jfo.2 1900
Common Boards , Dressed 22 00
STOCK BOARDS.
AS k " : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ; M
C 3000
'
Common'Stock 25 C I
/LOOKING.
No. 1 Flooring 49 30
No.2 " 3 ° 0 °
5 > - 2500
Yeilow Pine FlporingTNo. 1. . . 45 00
SIDING.
No.lSididg 2500
* * * * . 22 50
o *
Nois ' 00
PICKETS.
No. 1 rickets. i > crM 32 50
No.2 " ' " 2500
FINISHING.
No. l.FinMi , 1 } , 1J , and 2 in. . . 55 00
No. 1 " 1 in 5000
No. 2 " li , li , and 2 in. . . 45 00
No.2 " lin 4000
No. 3 Finish , in So 00
'siHP LAP.
Plain Ship Lai. . 23 00
O. G. " No.l 3000
"i N.j.2 25 00
" " No.3 *
CEIL1KQ.
* ! . . . . . .
IM * *
gg
§ ! : : : :
'Z Beaded , 4 and 6 in. , No. 1 40 00
" " " No.2. . . . 3500
Corrugated Ceiling , No. 1 50 00
8U1NQLES.
A Star ( best ) Shingles. 375
No.2 " 3 ° 0
No.3 " 250
LATH 400
lame , bbl .
" bulk.perbush 40
Ceuieutbbl 2 Vr
Iowa Plaster , bbl 260
Michfean Plaster , bbl 2 75
Hair , per bush 2.
Tarred Felt , 100 Iba 3 00
StrawJJoard , " 400
O. G. Battens , per 100 ft lin. . . 1 25
Well Curbing 3000
Ro ngb i , and 2 in. , in Batts.per
lOOftlin W
FOblb.
Cedar Halves , 7 in 18
" 6in 16
" Ouarter.Sin 10
O k,4x4 30
" 4x6 40
0. G. Casing. 5J mid 6 In. , per
100'ft , liu 300
Oak Plank and Timber ! per M. 40 00
Clear Poplar . ' 5000
Black WalnutT 10000
"
HIDES.
Qrecn Hides , per lb 7 >
Rreen Cnrod Ilideo 8 ,
Dry Hides 12@15
Dry Salted Hides , 10@12
3heep Pelts. . ; 30@1 00
Fallow. . . * . 4J@5
LIQU01U5. WINFS , ETC.
High Winon , V gal 110
Mcohol , 180 t cent. $ T gal. . . . 215
French Spirits proof 1 20
Marshall's Bourbon Whisky. . . . 1 25
Miller's Bourbon Whisky 1 50
Brandy , very fine , $ gal. 4 00a8 00
do common to fine 1 50a3 75
; in,100ter cent 1 40a3 00
doHolLmd , 90 perc'nt 1 25
urns , mixedJamaica.tfgal. . . . 1 25a4 00
do New England 2 00a2 50
vennedy Bitters # gal 1 50
do do tfcase 700
do do do 100 case lots 6 50
Champagnes , pints in baskets. .20 OOaSO 00
) omestic Champagne 12a20
ort Wine ? ? case 5 OOalO 00
Iherriea 5 OOalO 60
Lies , Edinbnrg 275
do Basi&Co'B 275
ininneas Dublin Stout 275
liKATHEK.
teat SlaughterSole S3&35
test Oak 38a41
'renchKips 1 lOal 45
Vench Calf.leading brands. . . . 1 25a2 10
) omestic Kips 65 al 00
) omestic Calfs r. 90al 10
lemlock upper , V foot 20a 22
lak upper , foot 24
irain , upper , I' foot 20a22
iiinga , $ doa 7 OOalO 00
'oppings , I ? doz 900
lorocco , ( bootleg ) tf foot 35
do oil dressed 35
do Simon per skin 2 7oa3 00
do Glove kid 325
toot Webbing , tf bolt 40a50
HARNESS LEATHER.
To. 1 Pittsburg Oak < l
fo. 2 Pittsburg Oak 33
To. 1 Cincinnati ! Oak 3G
To. 2 Cincinnati ! Oak 33
ro.lHemlock 35
To. 2HemTock 3"
COAL , RETAIL
oithricite 1050
llossburg 1200
Wyoming 8 50
tekalooBa 550
swaNut 500
Phite Breast 550
PUZZLE.
Weary mortals racked nltb pain ,
Ever seeking but in rain.
Sweet relief from mortal ills :
Try , I pray , Weift Liver PiUtl
& as euro as morning's light
Cometh after shades of night ,
O'er thy life , health's sun divmo
Shall arise , in joy to sliine ;
Light and health , and joy and mirth ,
In sun-beams sparkle round thy hearth ;
Vital energy shall start ,
E'en to muscle , brain and heart ;
Rid the Lirer of its load ,
Purify the life , tlio blood ,
Intercept disease and death ,
Leaving fragrance on tny breath.
Lighten lifo of half its ills ,
Safe and potent Liver Pills.
Sold at wholesale by C. F. Goodtna
id Kennardand Forsvlh. Omaha. r5d&w
Stop that Cough.
If you are suffering with a Cough
old , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Paver ,
onsumption , loss of voice , tickling of
10 throat , or any affection of the
hroat or Lungs , use Dr. King's New
'iscovery ' for Consumption. This is
10 great remedy that is causing so
mch excitement ; by its wonderful
ires , curing thousands of hopeless
ISPS. Over a million bottles of Dr.
[ ing's Now Discovery have been used
ithin the last year , and have given
srfect satisfaction in every instance.
re can unhesitatingly say that this is
tally the only sure cure for throat
id lung affections , and call cheerful-
recommend it tcj , all. Call and get
trial bottle free of cost , or a regular
ze for § 1.00. J. K. Ish.Omaha. (3) ( )
Bucslen's Arnica Salve
The BEST SALVE in the world for
atsr { Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
heum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp-
1 Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all
nds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
guaranteed to give perfect satiafac-
od in every case or money re kmded.
rice 25 cents per box. For sale by
idly J. K. ISH , Omaha. (3)n
, E
[ JRES COLIC IN MAN OR BEAST.
JRES COLIC IN MAN OR BEAST.
JRES ASTHMA , CUKES ASTHMA.
IRKS CATARKIT , CORKS CATARRH.
IRES LAMENESS , CURES LAMENESS. CJm
IRES NEURALGIA , CURES NEURALGIA.S
S <
JRES PILES , CURES PILES.
( OLD m OMAHA BY ALIr DBDGGISflS
VGo to Tear Drojglst f or Mia Preeman'i
* National Dyef. Fcr briehtatM and dontu
of color they tr o&equkiud. Color 8 to t
> v < '
A MIDNIGHT ADVENTURE.
, > X Jf
TAKING ONB CONSID1RATIONWTTH AW
.
OTHER , THE TOLICKMAN's LOT IS NO :
A HAPPY ONB.
Cleveland Leader.
At a precint ititiotn daring th <
short lulls following successive out'
breaks in the demoniac howling of i
poor wretch with the delirium tiemen
confined in a near jiell , a communica <
tive policeman , to the psraistent en
treaties of a reporter for an "eiperi'
ence , " apua the following yarn :
' "This night Js the tenth annlverj
sary of an atfalr Tfh'icH7f ° r sheer7 horribleness -
ribleness , eurpauo anything'I ovei
passed through. Why , my joung
friend , ninety-nine out of a hundred
men in the same situation would , have
turned gray before morning. All that
saved me from such a fate was the fact
that my hair was providentially taken
off bysickneta in iny youth , aud ever
stni.o I have worn a wig. _ Well , to
proceed : I wai n night beaten
on one cf the densely populated
streets of a large metropolis of this
country. Nothing had yit happened
to disturb my unusually quiet even
ing's walk , when suddenly , as I passed
before a large residence , I heard issu
ing from its interior walls exclama
tion * of pain , mingled iiith curses ,
wht-n silence ensued. Of coarse ,
'foul p.ny" ! was the firsHhooght that
flashed through my mind. I looked
at the building ; It was a large , square
house , the property of a miserly old
'capitalist , who had ten years before
vacated it for a mcra elegant mansion.
He had placed the rent at such exor
bitant Ggurei , and hid so continually
refused to reduc * it , that no teiianls
had ever entered. Time was fa t
making way" with it. ItVextsdor
coits of paiut bad long since vanished , ,
pigeons roojte du derits cornices , the
windows were lociely boarded , and
tha ate nailed fast , it was evident
something must be done at once. I
spia-5g over the ahaky fence , made
up to one cf the window ? , and with"a
little exertion tore the boards loose ,
shivered the lower sash and crawlediu
hiad first , intending to light a dark
lantern which I had with me. Once
inside I struck a * match. As it flamed
up I shuddered involuntarily as I
found myself bending over the body
in death.
of a man stiff-and clammy
Ho was stretched out at full length.
I but touched his icy face. A rope
was tightly drawn around his neck.
He had evidently been strangled to
death. By whom ? A gust through
the open window at that moment ex
tinguished the match with which , in
my consternation , I had neglected to
light-the 1 intern. Before I could
strike another an unseen and tremendous
deus power forced me on my back. I
atruegltd to gain an upright position ,
but in va > n. I rras turned over , my
hands secured' behind me , my eyes
bound shut and a gag forced in my *
mouth. Not a footfall had I heard ,
not the scuad of a voice ; only felt the
jtouch of several powerful hands as
they secured mo. I expected every
moment to feel the rope around myi
nok , and with these thoughts my eye--
bills eosmed protruding from their ,
sockets. "
"Sp'rits 1" gasped the newspaper
man.
man."Don't interrupt mo again , sir , for
an unknown time. I felt or h ard
nothing fun her and began to realize
that I was alone. I aroused my ener
gies , succeeded in getting my 'hands
* t liberty and the bandages from my
ayes and mouth , I lighted the dark
lantern , illuminating with it the apart
ment The corpse had disappeared
nrith the ghostly visitant * . I was in a
lusky , moldy old room. Seeing that
; he human fiends or straggling spirits
ladn't killed me when they had a most
ixcellent chanoe , I thought I was out
,1 danger , bat decided to glance about
no before depirtinjj. A few spots of
> lood trickled along the floor first at
racted my attention. I scrutinized
he walls , and near the hinge of an
ipen door fresh marks of blood were
pattered. Nothing further In the
oem , I made exit at my way of in-
; rees , reached headquarters , and soon
hree fellow-p lie were with me at
he house. Wo ransacked it from tope
o bottom , found an outer door open
in the floor w had first vntered , and
n a cloiet under a atairouo w found
-horror of horrors 1 two iorpses. It
ras a startling disclosure. The traces
if some horrible crime were coming
o light. We carried'the" bodies into
n adjoining room. One was the re-
nains cf the man I had seen previous-
y in the other room , the other that
f a girl.
" 'Those criei you heardnever pro-
eeded from these corpses , ' said one of
bo men as after a minute's observa-
ion he turned to me. 'There' * a
prinkle of mold on this fillow's for-
ead , and the body of the girl is in
condition of rapid putrefaction ,
'hey've been d a * savanl d ad iev-
ral days. What tan we mrnk * of U ? "
" 'Grave robbeis , ' spok out lomo
ne. "
"Exactly. "
' But what abomt fclotd ifeiu tn4
tie cries ? ' broke in tki reporter , ex-
itodly.
"Hold enl don't get In a kirry ,
oung man. Well , we Umitd to those
isea by rebnrying them in two caved- ,
i , vacant graves in the temetory ,
lose by the residence wherein we
Qund them. Two daya after that
ight four men wore invited while
eeing with the tomb's inmates from
graveyard in another part of the
ity. They were trie * , oomyicted and
antenced. Bifiuiea't proof wu not
licited io connett them whh the
ight'i. ad venture , but a haad of one
f the robbers VM magUi up in a
urible state. I think y reasonings
re correct who * I say that in the
mantlest ho ae that light , by tome
zcident hts hand werfcBt Be4 in the
oor , cansing him to eirft criee which
had heard. While in a hack room
reasing the would , I bed entered ,
hey had , of covrae , beard MB. They
imained silent , ad s mr match
ent ou.t , with heavily Muffled feet ,
le floor deep covered with duit , they
id entered and bound me as related. "
Full Blood or Thoroughbred ?
An "Inquirer' ' writes tons from'
airy county asking to be. informed
i to the 'difference , if there is any ,
3tween the terms full bred and thor-
ighbrod : A great many writers
ive tried their skill on there1 terms ,
id have made put that there fa no
fference whatever. We have never
qnieiced in this ruling and we never
ill , no matter what the authority or
here it cornea from , simply became
is not true. We may take either
( tie , hones , sheep or swine , or even
lea , and there is a material difference ,
thorough animal la one that is de-
ended from a certain tribe or type of
stinct blood , which , owing to the.
cord kept of it. k knows aa pure
ooded and withoatany intermixture
inferior breeding sines the time
len the first families were ( elected
i for improvement. For * Instance ,
3 take the cattle known
short-horns , Herefords or Devons
examples. Each of these races are
.lives to certain districts in Great
ritain. Very nearly all the counties
England north of the Humber
* er are inhabitated by cattle known
Barbaras or abort-horns. The
unties at the base of the Welsh
ountaina contain a distinct treed of
tte known aa the Herefords. and
len we get down further to the
nth and west we find the breed
town a ? the North Devons occupy ,
g the counties of Cornwall , Devon ,
.d those close by. These ihort-
irn , Deroni and Hereford * were all
, tlv ctttlt. A | ft * p i : - '
I * aV * C . - * -t- * *
improvement by Breeding were de-
J7rel6pe'd ! "certain 'aninwla were picled
out aa typea of the best form possess
ing particular qualities , and from their
progeny bred together came an im
proved type which perpetuated the
improvement in form , in constitution ,
in QuickneM of grjwth , qualty ; of
beef , ' and quantity of milk. Herds of
them wera formed at considerable ex
pense and the purity of blood main
tained. This-stock of perfected and
improved cattla finally were recorded
so as to prove that they were bred
true without intermixture with the
common stoik of thu country , and
were pronounced thoroughbred.
Many of-them were used upon the
well selected cows of the country and
got "partially improved stock , and
theia half-bred stock were again bred
to thoroughbred bulli and got three-
quarters bred and so on , but the blood
WKS all Short-horn , Devon , or Hare-
li rd , as the caio miqht happ > n to be.
It was found they wera much im-
proved.and these we call "full bred'
and ara admitt.d into the herd books ,
but it will readily be seen that they
are not thorouehbKds. In the United
Statesvit was different. Here our
mixed natives had no particular type.
A good cow having straight lines , good
size , a fair milker , and possessing no
other "characteristics4 aa belonging to
any rf thj above namel breeds , was
crossed with imported bulls and hsr
progeny after for several generations ,
and finally was admitted to the herd
bifrks , and this quality of animal was
also called a full blood , but it will bo
soon could not bo classed under any
reasonable pretext : u a thoroughbred.
[ Michigan JTarme'ri
How to Feed Coarse Fodder.
Every farmer has more or KSJ of
coat so fodder , such as straw , com
stalks , , meadow hay , and tie : like ,
which ho is sometimes puzzlul to
know how to dispose of to advantage.
If fed to dowa they soon shrink in
milk , and full cut ot condition , and it
seema hardly profitable to dispose of it
hi that way. In fact , if fed to any
kind of f < iriii s'oelf , there arc dcc'ded
disadvantages attending the practice ,
and the queation how t j beit dhporc
cf the coarao fodder on the farm is
quite frequently an ever-resurring
perplexity to the fanner. Thtro
are ways , however , we think , in which
the coarse fodder of the fam may be
economically and judiciously disposed
of. The chemical ansiljs's of straw ,
corn fodder , meadow hay and such ar
ticles , showi ) tbnt to a certain extort
they are incomplete foods , or in other
words do not contain a * aufiicient
amount or in the right proportion , all
the elements of foodkrequired for the
proper nourishment of animals. The
straw ? nd the corn fodder have had
the grain removed , and ara left in an
incomplete condition for food , and
when fed should have the deficiency
supplkd. Tim'can be done to the
bi-st advantage by adding cotton-seed
meal to the straw aud stalks , thus
supplying the 'deficiency in nitro gen-
ous and fatty elements. The cotton
seed meal is very rich in nitrogenous
and'fatty elements , and offers the most
ecbnomical means of making the straw ,
corn-stalk and meadow hay. If only
half a pint of the meal , h fed daily to
young stock , a decided improvement
will be noticeable. At first it would
prob'aby have to be mixed with bran
or cnrnmeal to induce the animals to
eat it , but they will aoon relish it.
Some farmers may think they can
not afford to buy cotton seed meal to
feed with their coarce fodder , but if
Jhey will try it ono season ihey will
be likely to conclude that they cannot
afford to get along without it. The
gan : on the stock will amply piy the
coat , and the increased value of the *
dressing will repay it ngiin. Tbo
feitilizing elements of cotton seed
meal are worth the full market price
of the meal , which affords the cheapest
fartilizoriu the market. So that real
ly the man who buys it has its full
value in the dressing raaile.and ges !
the increase on the stock as clear gain.
The Bronze Turkey.
All things considered , we place the
bronze turkey at the head of all the
breeds of this domesticated bird , says
writer in an exchange. The white ,
buff , black , slito and other varieties
all come from the wild turkey of our
woods and praiiies , which still exists in
considerable numbers in the newer
states and territories. Occasional
specimens of thewild.birds , generally
jld gobblers , are captured , which
jqual the heaviest weights of the
Farm yard ; but the average of the
wild birds is much lighter than the
iverage of a well bred farm flock. The
bronze breed is the smallest departure
from the wild bird in point of color ,
ind a decided improvement upon it ,
both in color and size.
Nothing can exceed the brilliant
plumage of a bronze turkey cock in
its second or third year , and the
temaka are hardly loss at
tractive. The dirty snuff color which
marks the wild birds is entirely bred
3nt of them. The lustre of the
plumage , assimilating to that of
burnished gold in the sunlight , has
uade the -bronze variety a great
ravorite with all admirers of fine
poultry. About everything known as
the arts of the breeder has been done
for the bronze turkey to bring the
itock to the highest nerfection. They
we the shorthorns of the poultry yard.
Ehey have been bred especially for
lize a long time , and when wo sekct
itock from a flock of thorougbred
birds , we have certain qualities fixed
in them , which are reproduced in their
jfiapring. They are beautiful in
plumage , and heavier than birds
raised from common stock.
The increased cost of breeding
itock is paid for in the average weight
) f the turkeys slaughtered for the
narket at Thanksgiving and Christ-
nta. The standard weighta for the
idult birds , of the bronze variety ,
ixed by the American Poultry associ-
ttibn , are , for females , six pounds ; for
nalea , twenty-five pounds , but these
weights , in well-bred flocks , ara often
cached in the first yeartand ; adult
lain of forty-five to fifty pounds are
lot uncommon , and sixty to seventy-
ive pounds are sometimes , though
arely , reacheJ. It pays to breed in-
ariably from the best stock.
BABY PHIZES , § 600.
An eminent banker's wfe of N. T. ,
u induce I the proprietors of tb t great medi *
me , Hop Bitters , to offer SGOO In prizes to the
oungest child that says Hop Bittera plainly in
ay bmraage , between May l , ISfiO , and July 4.
SSI. This if a liberal and Interesting offer , and
verjbjdy and his wife thould send two cent
np it the Hop Bitters Mfg. Co. , Eoches'er ,
' .7.U.S. A. , for circular , trivia ; fall partl-
alars , and b jm at once Io teach the children
> ray Hop Bitten and secure the prize.
I Ain All Plaved Out
> a common complaint in hot weather ,
t you eel so , pet a package of Kidney
fart and take it and yon will at once feel
atonio power. It keeps np the healthy
: tion of the Kidneys , Bowels and Liver ,
id thus restores the natural life and
length to the weary hodv.
It u well known that a relationship ox-
ts between piles , constipation , kidney
iseaaes and liver troubles. In Kidney
fort we have a remedy that acts on th
ineral system and restores health by gen *
y aiding nature's intorna' process.
pt26dfcw
THANKS
tat there is no North , South. East or
real for SOZODONT. Every one
ith a month needs it. Its is good for
umans everywhere , in the homes in
i Texts , on the Plains , or the Pacific
last , and way up in the once disputed
rooatook region. Druggists keep it.
General SPALDING with his GLUE
imented. North and South , never to
It nT6 ? weki ,
AN OPEN
AMONG THE LADIES
Tlio brilliant , fascinating
tints of Complexion for \vhich
ladies strive are chiefly arti
ficial , and allirlioiTill take the
trouble may secure them.
These roseate , bewitching hues
follow the use of Hagan's Mag
nolia Balm a delicate , harm
less and always reliable article.
Sold by all dnjisists.
The MagnoliaTBalm conceals
every blemish , removes Sal-
lowness , Tan , Redness , Erup
tions , all evidences of excite
ment and every imperfection.
Its effects are immediate and
sojiatural that no human being
can detect its application.
ONLY EFFECTUAL
KIDNEY mm
AND fePFCIFIC FOR
Bright s Dl-eis < > , Tiabetes , Ncnous Debility ,
P-iin in the I aik , L m or bUe , Droiisy ,
U i < I , Incuntiiieiiic auj Retention
of Urmeaiid , Female Complaints.
Send for our treatise on the Kiilncvg , ent.tlcd
" choes You Should HceJ , " a little pamphlet
continuing a great deal ot information free.
Excelsior Kidney Pud Co , ,
SOLE I'UOPKIE'IORS.
t3"SoM In D W. SAXE ft CO. . Omaha.'El
Th < u < nmlitit the Mineral Springs , here and
abroad , and * pend thousands o dol'irsin search
for heHlth.'whcn a f j doses f
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient
xouM I'.cninplMi tin amc rc'-ulU , at tli d . !
of a few txn s Kach bottla cuiitilut fmni tli rty
U > foity g'.ioC3 of b | arklingSct/Lr ! , whichinakea
it postmUj the ilicapeit , mtll .ia tha in-sl
mineral w.iur c\t IM' .
.SOLD BY ALL l > Rl'CaiSTS :
IRON TURBINE
WIND ENGINE
MANUFACTURED BY
KTast , Fees & Co. , Springfield , 0 ,
The Strongest and Host Durable
UViKD ENGINE
In the World.
Hundreds in use in Iowa and Nebraska Sold
ly Dealers in nearly cvfry county.
This cut represents our U
JHIOAGO' ' SHOT TOWER CO.
Manufacturers
3TANOAMSHOT
5 %
BE SURE TO BUY IT.
TUP B2Sritf MARKET.
; . W. BLATCIIFORD & CO.
Manufacturer j of Leid Pip , Shee * and Btr Lead
Bloclv Tin , Pipe an 1 Solder , L'nsad ' 0.1
and Oil Cake.
ORDKRS SOLICITED.
70 NORTH CLiNTO.H STREET , GHICACO.
sep23CxUI
per day at home. Samples worth 15 free
Address Stlnson & Co. . Portland Maine ;
JERVOUS DEBILITY
T- , - 'U-nn-rrn' Vital Weakness and Pros-
imnpnreys
ific No. 28 ,
essfal remedy knotrn. Price 81 per vial or i
ills and lir e vial of powder for ? 5 , sent po *
res on receipt of price. HUMPURHU
[ OMEO. MED. CO. . 109 Fulton St. , New Tail
.last , Catalogue ra .I aptSdawSt
HOPBITSEES.
( A Medicine , not n Drink , )
COSTAISS
HOPS , ItUCIlU , MANDRAKE ,
DANDELION ,
* TT. O1HU& BlTTEBS.
i'g' OUJrt33
Ul Diseases of the Stomach , Bowels , Blood ,
Qdncjs , end Urinary Organs , Nervousness. Sleep-
$1000 IX GOLD.
Tin be paid for a case they wfll not crle or help , or
or anything Impure or Injurious fooi lin then
Askyoardrossl5t far Hop Bitten t&A try than
eTore you deep. 7aUc no other.
lop Cocan Cuzz b tbe nrecttst , safest and Ixst
Aii Children.
l.rtoaUotber *
X L C.lsanabsohitoandlmststUiIceurefordnnilc
emtss , use of opium , tobacco aqd narcoticxi
i 6ead for circular , v QiHMI
GO EAST
-TIA THE-
Chicago & Northwestern
2,380 MILES OF ROAD !
It U tbe SHORT , SURE and Safe Routa Between
COUNCIL BLUFFS
AXB
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE
and all points EAST and NORTH.
IT OFFERS THE TRAVELING. PUBLIC
GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE
ADVANTAGES THAN ANY
OTHER ROAD IN
THE WEST.
It In the ONLY ROAD between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Upon which U run
PULLMAN HOTEL OAES !
In addition to them and to pleajo all clareen ot
travelers. It ( rfve * FIRST CLASS MEALS at Its
EATING STATIONS t M cenU each.
ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS 1
ITS COACHES ARE THE FINEST !
ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST-CLASS
If } on wish the Boat Traveling Accommoda
tlons you will buy your ticket * by thla Rout *
* 3"AND WILL TAKE NONE OIHKR.
All Tickets Agents can sell YOU Through
Tickets via this road and Check niua.
Baggage Free * of Charge.
01TAHA TICKET OFFICES ISH Faraham St.-
Cor. 14th. and at Union Pacific Depot.
UKNVER OFFICE In Colorado Central and
Union Pacific Ticket Office
RAN FRANCISCO OFFICE 2 New Montgom.
cry Street.
For Information , folders , maps , etc. , not ob
tainable at Homo TickM Office , addree * any
agent of the Company , or
MARVIN HUCHITT , W- STENHETT ,
Oeu'l Manager , Qenl Pass. Atent ,
CHICAQO , ILL.
JAMES T. CLARK ,
_ flcn'l Agt Omaha & Conndl Bluffs.
SIOUX CITY ifc PACIFIC
AND
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Sioux City A'tmic /
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE J
Prom COUNCIL BLUPFS to
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS.
DULTJTH , or BISMARCK ,
Vnd all { lointiin Ko-lliern Iowa. Minnesota nnd
Dakota. Thin linn is equipped nith the Im-
iroved WcstinshoiHO Automatic Air Brake ! and
Miller Platform Coupler and Buffer. And fur
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
a unsurpassed. Elegant Drawing Room viil
bleeping C.ir , owncd and controllrd by the com-
anj.iun Through With ut Change , between
'ninii 1'jufic Transfer 1'cpot , Council Bluffs ,
ud SU Paul. Trains leave the Union Pacific
Traii'fer Pcpot at Council Bluffs , at 6:15 p m. ,
caching Sioux City at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Paul
1 11:05 a. m , making
jECKTEN HOURS is ADVANCE or
ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Returning , leaio St. Paul at 3.30 "p. m. , ar-
miiic at Sioux City at 4:15 : x m. . and Union
Pacillc Trau fcr Depot , Council Bluff > , at 9.50
a. m. Be sure that your tickets read via " 3. C.
A , P. R. R. " F. C. HILLS ,
Superintendent , Missouri Valley , Iowa ,
P. E. KOBINSON , Ass't Gen 1 Para. Agent.
J. II. O'BRYAN ,
Southwestern Freight and Paswnger Agent.
niy ! > U-tt Council Blurts
SHORT LINE
3L8SO.
THE
K.MT.JOE&C.B.R.R. ,
Is the only Direct Line to
ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST
From OMAHA and the WEST.
No change of cars between Omaha and St. Louis
and but one between Omaha and New York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
RBACHIKO ALL
Eastern & Western Cities
With less charges and in advance of other lines.
This entire line is equlpoed with Pullman's
Palace Sleeping Cars , Palace Day Coach-
ei , II flier's Safety Platform and
Coupler and the celebrated
Westingbouse Air-Erake.
t3T3VK THAT YOUR TICKET
JC2T Via Kansas City. St Joseph
TC < mncilBluffsR.R.vla SITES
Tickets for sale at all coupon stations 1 the
West.
J. F. B VRNARD , A. C. DAWES ,
Ocn'l Supt. . Ocn'l Pass. & 1 irket Alf't
St. Joseph , Mo St. Joseph , Mo ,
W. C. SEACHREST , Ticket Agen. ,
214 Fifteenth Street , betwnen Faraham and
Donzlas , Union Block , Omaha.
JOS. TEUON , A. B. BARNARD ,
Pajs , Agent , Omaha Gek'Z A gent , Omaha.
THROUGH TJ GHICACO
Without Change of Cars I
BURLINGTON & QUINCY
iVith Smooth and Perfect Track , Elegant Pas
senger Coaches , and
PULLMANSLEEPJNG&DIKING CARS.
t is acknowledged by the Press , and all who
travel over it , to be the Hest Appointed and
Best Managed Road in' the Country.
PASSENGERS GOINQ BAST
Should bear in mind that this Is the
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points But , Vocth ind VorthwNt.
Passengers by this Route- hare choice of
FOUE DUTEKENT KOUTES ,
And the Advantage of Six Dally Lines of
1'rlaca Sleeping Cars from Chicago to
! Jew York City Without Change.
Ul Express Trains on this line are equipped with
the W.stmzhotuo Patent Air brakes and
Millet's Patent Safety Platform and
Couplers , th > mot Perfect Pro
tection Against Acci
dents In the world.
'UUM4N PALACE SLEEPING AND DINING CABS
Are run on the Burlington Route.
Information concerning Routes , Rates , Tims
; omiections. etc. , will be cheerfully iriten by
, ppl.uti atthcoHloe of the Burlington Route ,
ilJ Fourteenth Street. Omaha , Nebraska.
; . E. PERKINS , li. W. HITCHCOCK ,
Ocn'l Mrnaer. Uen. Wcet'n Pass. Ag't.
L O. PHILLIPl , St. Joe. , Mo.
C'cncral ' Agent , Omaha.
II. P. DU IL ,
d > 5 dlr Ticket Agent , Onu ha.
CITY MEAT MARKET.
Keep constantly on band a large lot n all klrd
Frah U KSalttd Mtatt , Betf , Vtal
UuttonPnrk Game , jfonl , and all kinds of san
ao. t3"i rcab Vegetables Constantly on hand
Zall and be convinced )
BHEEUV
iKibNEtfDiSEASES ,
J-IVERJCOMPLAINTS ,
I Constipation and Piles.
I * * vAsr. . _ >
j "In eaci of KnWCT TJZOUBZXS Uhao
j acted liken chirm. It baiewrcd Bear very' '
j bad COM * ofFIXES , Bad b * * aevcr foiled to
XELSOX FAincniLD , fSt.ATbmai , Vt ,
iay , "It 1 * ofprleeleaa Talae. After fifteen
J years of creat uC'crluc from nie * and C t >
j tlreneult completely cured me. "
C. S. noOABOIT , ofBcrkaUre , > ay , " me
? aci c h doiie iroaderc for mo la eav
jlctcly cortac m MTtra Liver Bad Klda7
| Complaint. ' '
IT HAS WUV9
1 WONDERFUL If H I
POWER. .
BECAUSE XT ACTS ON THE
| Z.ITERTm : DOWELS. AND KID-
I NETS AT THE 8A3IF TCIE.
BccauBo It cleanse , tie yctam Of
I thepolsonoushumorstrmt dovelopo
1 In Kidney and Urinary diseases , Bll >
j lousness , Jaundlce ( Con8tlpatlonf
I Piles , or In Rheumatism , Neuralgia
I and Female disorders.
KDJNEY-WOBT U ad y TcetUole emI -
I poaad cad can b ( eat by all prevail.
BUT It at UM DnoW * .
, 77XU3 , K iSSCITJ * CO. ,
3
Q 1 1 P C P E I D C F or ( ' " "Scolds * Bronchitis
O U R L U U H 1L Asdnnn , Coiisuiiiption ,
And ALL DISEASES of the Throat and Lungs.
Put Up in Quart Size Bottles for Family Use.
P A I ITI n U . . .DON' T BE DECEIVED by unprincipled d-alers who try to mlm off upon rol
ynU I lUll. Rock and Kve in p'ace of our TOU' HOCK and RYE , which li the only Mfcl >
1CATED article made , th * OENUISE navine a GOVEKXJIKXT bTAMP on each bottle.
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue :
TREASURY DM'AKTMKNT. OFFICE OK INTERNAL RETEMjE , )
\ \ ' \ MiNOTu' . D.C. Jinuatr 2J. 1SSO f
Menrs. LAWRENCE & MARTIN. Ill Madison St . Clilcazn. UK :
QXVTLRIU.N : 1 ha\o rcceheda "ceitittal for"iuU"siviu tlia In cdients ami relatlre propor-
tlons used In the nnnufacture of an af.ii.la whlih > uti ad > vrUe and sell under the mine ot "TOI.U
ROCK and RYE. " 1 his compound , accordl's l < ur fonnuta. In the opinion of this cftlcw. woul I
have a sufficient quantity of the BALSAM OF TULU to give it all the advantaze * ucrihol to .U
art'cle in pecU.nl complaints whiio tlio wliuky and s > nip coiutituto an emulsion r n leilni ; the
compound an > rccal > le remedy to the pa < itnt.
In the opinion of this office , an ariiclo cumpotmJciI accimliiur t thi * formaln m y properly bo
classed as a incdiiinal prcjuralbn under tl c I rovUions of S httlula A , foltuwlnt ; section J.137. 0. a.
Revised Statutes , and wlcu so samixl ! | m\v lie m'd by I nur.-iat' , Apothecaries , and Other IVrwm
without rcmlcrinff them hab'e to ] y > p cal ux t ls > iu r I | < ! TI > .
Yours Respectfully , ( Signed ) GREEN. B. RATJM , Commissioner.
Lawrence & Martin , Chlc s. > , Solo AsenU for the United btitrs and CanMia. ISold l > y Un1/ "
Cists , Grocers and General Dcale everywhere \Vhocnle ! A < 'iitfir Neb. . STEtLE , JOHNM/X a
CO. , will supply the tradaat manufacturtrj prices.
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CPOCRAPHY O < " THIS COUNTRY.
SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP , TriAT THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACiHC R. R.
IS THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & THE W1S ?
Iti main line runs from Chicago to Council I
Blufft. paj.lna thniugh Juliet. Uttnwn. IM Sullc.
Oeneseo , Molln . Hock Inland. Daren port , We t I
JilbcrtT , lowaCitr.Slnrcnk-o. Brooklyn. Urionell , I
DCS Moincs ( ttio capital of Iowa ) , Stuart. AUan-
tic. and Areca ; with branches from llur" u
Junction to IVorla : Wilton Junction tnMu ca-
tlte , Wasblnirlon. Falrtleld. Elclon. Ilclknap.
Ccntrcville , ITinccUin. Trenton. Uallatln. 'Jnme-
rnn. Leavenworth. Atchlaon , and Kaa a City ;
Washington t > > blK'nuraejUskaltrasa. . and Knox-
Tllle ; KeoknK to KarrjinKton , llonapartc , I'.cn-
tontDOrt , Independent. Kldon. Uttumwa. KUUy-
TillP.Oskaloo n. 1'cUa.Monroc. and lies Moincs :
Newton to Monroe ; De * Moincs to Indianola and
Winlerset : AtlantU to Lewis and Audulwn ; and
A-oca to Ilarl&n. This Is posltiTcly the only
Katlroad. which owns , and operates a through
line from Chlcaco Into the State of Kansas.
ThrouKh Express 1'nssenser Trains , with Pull *
man Palace Can attached , are mu each nay dally
tctween CHICAGO and 1'iouiA. KA > SAS Crrr.
Couhcir , llLnrrs. l.EAVENwoRTn and .Vrcni-
SOK. Throngh cars are also run between Mil rau *
lee nnd Kansas City , via the "Milwaukee and
RooV Island BhoLine. . "
The "UreatW > ck Inland" I' maEnlflcently
equipped. Its road bed Is simply perfect , and its
track Is laid with tteel rails.
What will please you most will bo the pleasure
of enjoying your meals , while passing over the
beautiful prairies of Illinois and Iowa. In one of
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all
Through Express Trains. You Kct an entire
meal , as Rood as Is served In nny Oral-class hotel ,
forseventy-Dve cents.
Appreclatlne the fact that a majority of the
oeoplo prefer separate apartments fonllffprcnL
purposes ( and the Immense pas onKer business
of this line warranting It ) , we on-pleased to an
nounce that this Company runs i'u/fnmn J'akice
Sleeping Kan for sleeplni ; purposes , and 1'alace
FCI.I.VAJV PAI.ACE CAKS nr run thmimh to rEOKIA , DEM MOlKi .
rXC'Ii. BL.17FFM. KA > SAH CITT. ATOIIl.SO.N , and I.EA VE.S 1VOKTII.
Tickets via this I > lnr , Unnun ii the "Orvnt JInck . liluaU . Jtoute , " nre ioi uf
all Ticket ABent In the United Ntntei nnd G'unmln.
For Information not obtainable at your homo ticket office. ndilreM.
BAT-.r , , E. ST. .TOHINT.
Ocn'l Bopcilntendenu tien'l Tkt. and i'ass'cr Auv ,
GHAS. VERiGK.
FURNITURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS
wiENrDO"W" : : STT A ZDBS.
And everyrfiing pertaining to the Furniture and
Upholstery Trade.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE
LOWEST JPIRIOIES-
ap SI mon th sat 1208 and 1210 Faraham Street ,
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
± 880.
MANUFACTURED BY S. P. MAST & CO.SPRINFF1ELD , 0
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron UQam Walking
Cultivator , with or without Springs.
The Jfcw Force Feed Buckeye Drill , one or two Horse Style ,
Inquire tor them at the beat dealers.
F. H. PUSH , Gen. Agent , Omaha , Neb ,
PAD
A new and and hitherto unknown remedy fo
all diseases of the Kidneys , Bladder.and Unnary
Organs.
It wtfl pogltlYely cure Diabetes , GraTel , DropS -
, Brfzhf s Disease , Inability to retain or ejccl
S e Urine , Catarrh of the Blaedzr , high co.orfd
and scanty urine , Painful Unnatlnir , LAME
BACK , General Weakness , and all Female
Complain ta.
It aroldes Internal medidnes , It certain In It
elects and core * when nothing else can.
Ferula by DruggJsU or sent by mall be *
upon receipt ot the price , 12.00.
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. . PROP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
lfl a year addrsa far car llttto
XtV Ltf * VU 8TKiu
. . Curs tor eating purpoaraonlT. UneotiM
L fraiaro of cur I'alaca Cars la a SM'J > < ! > 'i
DUN where you can cnjov jour " 11 writs * '
at all boon of the day.
Macnlncent Iron Bridges epan the M. iwrrs *
nna Mi' ourl rivers at ail points crossed 6y U' f
line , ajid transfers nro avoided at Cuiinci. Brjll %
Kan aa City. Leavenworth. an < l Atcuu > v f
nrctlnn * bclncmade In Union Depots.
TIIK IMUNCirAL It. It. CONNKCTHVie > . t
THIS OltKAT TllllUUUU ldM2 AKtt 4
' "OLI.OWS :
At CHICAGO , with all dlvenrlnR llnc& * oi p > *
t nnd Ninth.
AtKNOLEWOODultli the L. 3. A M.S. tfKJf ,
Ft. W.C.ll-Kds.
At WASHINGTON llEtairrs. with r. U *
It. It. 1U
At I.A SAM R. with lit Cent.lt. R.
Atl'vciiRIA.nlth 1 > . 1\ * J. ; 1'.U.tK. t. t- *
W. : 111. JllO. : and T.I' . * W. lids.
At UiHK ISLAXI > . with "Milwaukee & twJ
bland Short Line. " and Hock Inl'd A Veo. lt - \
At DAVE.NPOIIT. with the Uavdnport . " ' "
C.M.St-r.il-It.
At\VESTl.IBKnTT.wtthtlieB C.lt.A rv
At ( illlXXELI. Tlth Central Iowa K. It.
A t OES Mui > t. < i.wlth D M. * K. V ItH. .
AtCoD clI. Bi.crts.wlth Union I"acin5l _ , _
At OMAHA , with U. * Mo. It. It. KIn Nt- '
At Cul.0MHU9JUNCT10X.Wlth lUC.lLJcN.lt. ]
At OTTUMWA. wltn Central Iowa It. U V1
St. L. < t I'ac. . and C. U. A Q. It. lld .
At KEOKUK.wlth Tolt'eo. . A War. :
Lours A. I'ac nnd bt. 1. . . Keo. A N.-W. 1
At CAMEnov. with II. Pt. J It. It.
At ATCIIISON. with Atch Tnpeka i Bv , |
Atcb. A. Neb. and Cen. Br. U. I' . K. ltds.
At LKAVEMYURTU. with Kan. I'ac.
Cent. Itlids. .
At KANSAS CITT. with all lines for the W < v
and bouthwcsU
Dr. Bosaako'a Ehetunatic Garo
AK ALKALI
The add Blood is the primary cause and -JC
tainlnz power of RHKCIUTUII. Where them
an Alkali there can b no RnxtJMATH * . Ci
"DK B03ANKO RHEUMATIC CURB b
chemically prepared Alkaline , neutralizing ; th
acidity and remorinz Chronlo Influcmatloa by
absorption. Price 75 Cents.
Dr. Bosanko's Pile Kemedr *
A safe , sure and permanent core or this on ot
the most painful , unpleasant , and distresstn. ?
diseases to which the Hesh b heir. We ; nann >
tee this remedy to -without an equal forth *
cure of all kinds of PUft. friceSO CenU.
C. T. A1HSTE050 , Druggist and Phrridan
Corunna , MlchUan , says : Your fib Styudg
has glren Cnt-dass satisfaction.
The Dr. Bgaaniq Medium ? Oo. , '