Nebraska Newspapers

    45 Years befor
THE GENUINE
DR. C. McLANE'S
LITER PILLS
\
r. and inail BUioS
r1 * * ' a"d Sick H wl-
or-d.lseaf es > al cl.aractcr . , they
d
without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used preparatory -
paratory to , or after taking quinine. As
a simple purgative tliey arc unequalcd.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine arc never sugar-coated.
Each box lias a red -wax seal on the lid ,
vith the iinnrcssioii.JIcLANE'S LIVER
' ! Y'ral'lier bcars the sfsna-
tures rnnr
of C. JTcLAXE and FLEMING LKOS.
tlie genuine
FLEMING BROS. , I'itlsbnrgli , Pa. ,
the market being full of imitations of
the name Jfr < i iir , spelled differently
out same pronunciation.
_ _
COUGHS , BEONCH1T.S AND CONSUMPTION.
What a Well-Knooo DnifrKist says about
Allen's Luug Balsam.
MOTHERS , RCAD !
OAKL4KD8TATJCW , B > .
QraTLiMKK : Tbs deinmd for Allen's Lunr
Balsam is incrcaeln ; constantly. The ladies
think there ia no a e < Jitnnc e-ual | t ° i It lor Croup
ad Wboopinp Cuunh. C. S. MARTIN , Drcrrist.
Sold hj all Medicine Men.
Toll-Gate JNo. 2.-
" * * rr d. V * I &LfcU4D > V * * * J * "
gentoua. 7 objecta to find , ekmd H ! amp for pack
ge. DR. K. C. ABB Y Bufiulu K. Y.
west J12 oar i runie eamlr mauo. Costly
ortf fr.w A.l.lrTri.fcrvi. . Prtl n < l. Me
AnORHEY8-AT-UW.
WM. SIWERAL ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW Campbell1 ! Block ,
] 3thStrcctlictncrn Farnham and Douglas.
OMAHA. NL'B.
D. L TJiOMAS ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW L nii inorcy. buys
_ CX and sells real Cbtitc. llcom 8 , Crcighton
Blrrk.
A. C. TROUP ,
AT LAW-Office In Hansoom's
4XTORNEY Qecrgo E. Prltchett , 1606
Jhagi St. _ OMAHA. NEB.
DEXFER L THOMAS ,
AT LAW Crulckanank Build
ATTORNEY
A. M. CHADWICX ,
AT LAW Office 16M Famharo
ArXORNEY
et.A.
A. 8WARTZLANDE
AT LAW Cor. Uthand Jamham
ATTORNEY
rtrett.WILLIAM
WILLIAM A. FONDA.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
/ \ _ Boom No. 6 , Frcnzer Block , opposite Post
Office. OMAHA. NEB.
WM. L. PEABODY ,
Office In Crclghton Block , next to
LAWYER , OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
KOTABY 7CBUO. COLLECTIONS MADI
E. D. MCLAUGHLIN.
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF
L TnE PEACE Southeast corner Fifteenth
udDouzUgSt.
ITCollectioni Promptly Attended to.TEJ
O'BRIEK & BARTLETT ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
OFFICE-Union Block.Fl/tecnth and Farnhamj
A. L. ROBISON.
* T LAW. Room Creighton
Block. OMAHA Neh. luni-tt
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KARBACH BLOCK. COR. DOUGI5TH STS.
OMAHA. NEB.
W. J. Connell ,
Attorney- -La w ,
Office : Front rooms , up italra , In Binicom'i
new brick building , N. w. corner Fifteenth and
Funhim Streets.
JOB * L BXDICX. CBAB R. RSDIOK.
REDICK & REDICK ,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Spedil attention will ba given to all Bulls
agmlait corporations of every description ; will
practice In al Jthe Courts of the State and the
United States. Office. Farnham St. , opposite
Court Douse.
ADAMS & SIMERAL ,
A TTORNETS AT LAW Room B Crolghto
J\ . Block , 15th uid Douglas streets. no9dh
C. F. SANDERSON ,
AT LAW 212 Famlum atreet
AITOKfJXy NoSreskx
PAKKE GODWIN ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW 14th and Donglal
Strata , with G. W. Doane
W. T. KlCUARDH. Q. J. HUN T
RICHARDS & HUNT ,
Attorneys "art-Law.
Omen 215 South Fourteenth Street.
Only Direct Line to France ,
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAN
TJ ETWEEN New York and H&rve.Pier 42.N.R
J ( oot of Morton sU , pier of company.
Travclen by this line aioid both transit by Eu
Ish railway and the discomfort of crossing the
hanne lin a Email boat
-
-I ANADA , FRAikOKUb , Welncsd&y January SI
{ noon.
AUERIQUE , B. JOUOLO , Wednesday February
11a.m.
FRANCE , TRDDKLLB , Wednesday , February
,11 a tu.
PRICE OF PASSAGE ( including wine ) :
TO HAVRE First Cabin , tlOO andSO : Second
C bint55 ; Steerage , $ - . > 6lncluJlngwIuebeddIng
and utlnsil * .
LOUIS DE UEBIAN.Apent , G Broadwiy.N. Y.
FRANK E. itOORKS , No. 214 , Went Side 14th
Street , Bet. Farnham and Douglas , Next Deere
o U. S. F.xpre w OlHee ( Slgu of Pain y )
teaouhlp. ) OMAUA.NEU. m2-6m
EAST INDIA
W g.ps .
_ ps re
BITTERS !
ILER & CO. ,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS ,
OMAHA , Neb.
OKAY'S SPKOIFIO MEDIOINU.-
1 riADE MARK.The Great * KADE MMIK.
Enffllah
An unfailing
cure for Sem
inal Weak-
EC83Sperma-
torrhea , 1m
Before Taking Ji'icnDuKaMe ! After taking.
that follow as sequence of Self- Abuse ; IOM
Memory , Universal Lassitude , Pain In the
Back , Dimness of Vision , Prematur * Old Age
and rciny other Uiseases that lead to Insanity or
Consumption und Premature Grave.
fyfull particulars in nnr phamphlet , which
we desire to ecnd free b mall to every one.
Cfflb 9 Specific Medicine l Bold by all djusxliU
at tl per package , or six packages for $ S , or wil
be sent free by mall on receipt of the money > >
addressing
Tbe Gray MedJdne Co _
No. 10 Uichaalcs * Clock , DnKOir , MICI
BOLD IN OilAHABY J. K. ISH , AND ST I
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHKRK.
SHOW GASES
MASTTTACTUBO'.BT
. O. Fi
. I 1S17 CASS ST. , OMAHA , NEB. FiPi
CTA good uMrtment tlnvtw ! btnd. Pi
THE DAILY BEE
OMAHA PUBLISHING . , PROPRIETORS.
bet. 3th and 10th Streeti
TEEMS OF SUBSCU1PT10N
1 vear.ln advance ( postpaid.f3.f ) >
i months " 4.0
munths " " 2.Pi
TIME TABUS.
THEJJAILS.
CUJSB9.
0. N. W. B. P. , 4:30 : a. m. , S p. m.
C B. & O. . , 4SO a. m. , S p. m.
C. B. I. 4 P. B. R. , 4:80 : a. m. , I p. m.
C. & Bt.Joe 4:50 a. m. , S p. m.
3. City & P. 430 a. m.
U.P. BR.liaOa.m.
B. * H. R. R , 8:25 a. m.
O * N. W. , 7:80 , m
orunxa.
0 s N. W. B. B , , 11 a. m. il p. m.
C t. Q. , 11 a. m. 920 p m.
C U.L&P. , 11a.m. llp.m.
a B. 4 St. Joe , 11 a. m. , 11 p. m.
8. City & P. , U m
U P. , 1p.m.
B. & Ml In Neb. , 4 p
U > cal malls for States Iowa leave nt o e i
y.viz : 4:50 a , m.
Office open from U to p. m Sundays.
THOMAS F. HALL. Pottmattar.
ArrivalandDeparture oiTrains
UNION PACIFIC.
Liarx Aiiuvm.
Dally Express. . . .12:16 p.m. 8:20 : p. m.
do Mixed 6:10 : p. la. 435 p. m.
do Freight.630 a. m. 1:40 : p.m.
do do . . . . 8:16 a. m. 1220s. m.
TliT CARD OF THE BUBLINOTON ROUTE.
UU7I ILUIA OMAHA.
Express 3:10 : p.m. Ernreee 10.00 a. m.
Hall 6.00a.m. Hall 10:00 : p. m ,
Sundays Excepted. Sunday ! Eiccpted ,
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC.
Mail 6:00a.m. : | 10:00p. : m.
press..S:10p.m : , I 10:00 a. m.
Sundays Excepted.
CHICAGO ft NORTHWESTERN.
Mall 6:00 a jn. I 720p.m.
Exprei 8Wp. : m. | W00 . m.
Sundays excepted.
KANSAS crrr , ST. J OK * COUNCIL BLUFTS.
LXATK. ABJUVm.
M I1 _ _ 8 00 a m. I Express _ . 6:45 : a. m.
Erpress _ _ eaojp.m. | Mill.7:40Jp.m. .
The only line runnln ? Pullman Sleeping Can
out of Omaha te Union Depot.
OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND SIOUX CITY
4 PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Express 80 am. | 235p.m.
Daily Except Sundays.
B , i K. R. B , In NTORASKA.aan
( aan ]
Omaha ( if8:00 ) : am Kearney JncQv)8&Oa ) : m
PUtUmouthfirlO:2i am BloomingtonO vG :10 : s , m
KoarneyJ'ncar)7S5 ) pm Red Cloud G6 ) 5 am
Bed Cloud ( arr)7as ) pm Plattsmontbar ) ( 0p m
Bloomingtonar)9:2 ( ) pm Omaha ( arr.4B6pm ) :
REPUBLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY.
Battlnn ( lr ) 8:05 : a.m. i Bloomlngton ( arlSOp.m )
Bloornfnsrton 135 p m I Uartlnm ( ar ) 6:55 : p in
Orleans ( lv )730 ) a. m. I InHUnola ( ar ) 1:00 : p. m
Orleaniar)7:00p.m. ( ) ] Indianola ( lv 230p.m.
SIOUX CITY aCBT. PAUL B. B.
Uall 6:10 a. m. I ExpreM 10.-00a.rn.
Express 8:40 : p. m. | Hall 730 p. m
BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. B. B.
Binurr laxiga.
Leave Omaha , daily : 8 a , m. , B a. m. , 10 i
11 a. m. , 1 p. m. , 3 p. m. , 8. p. m. , 6 p. m. ,
m.
Leave Council Blufll : 8:25 : a. m.B:26 : a. m. ,
10:25 a. m. , 1155 a. m. , 125 p. m.25 p m. ,
26 p.m.,6:25 : p.m. , 8:25 p. m
four trips on Sunday , learlnp Omana at 0 and
a. m. , 2 and 5 p. m. ; Oouadl Blufta at 935 ,
a. m. , and 2:25 and 535 p. m.
rAaSIXQU TKAI5I.
Leave Omaha : -4 a.m.,7 a. m. , 80 a. m ,
p. m. , 4:60 p. m. , 7:25 p. m.
Leave Council Blun J 7:15 a. m. , B:40a. : m.
a. m. , 525 p. m. , 7:00 p. m. , 7:50 p. m.
p. on. Dally except Honday.
OMAHA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY B. B.
LKAVB. AaJUTB.
km 10:46 : . m. 4:25 : p. m.
Uallr excent Sunday.
COMMERCIAL.
Omaha Wholesale Markets ,
OMAHA , June 14,1880.
BUTTER AND KUliS.
Ihoicetable 1720o
ackerslots 10@13
"resh eggs , I > er dot , e , tS'
[ oney 16@18
POULTRY ,
inlckens , per dor 2 00@2 25
GBOUERIES.
SUGARS.
utLo&i . *
owdered
rannlated . . . . .
tandard"A"
HA
xtra"C"
SYRUPS.
itra choi ce and very bright . . . 48a52
right Table Drips . 45a48
'ew Orleans Mollasees . 48a&0
Market advancing.
COFFEE.
, io , prime to choice . 17al8
,5o good to prime . 16&17
, io Fair to good . 15Jal6
[ ocha . . . .
.G.Java
HICE.
hoice
o-d to prime
ewPnmes 9a9 *
IdPrunes SlaSt
urrants.choice uew 74
lackBerries 12J
aspberries 4
itted cherries 22
[ ichigan grid Apples 9
A
. Y. SUced 9i
vaixjrated " 15
ate Peaches 9
xlt Lake Peaches 14"
altfornia Peaches 14.
CANNED GOODS.
3"0ysters , 2 Ib cans , tf casa. . S 75
do do 1 tt > canper case. . 225
ightWeight OysterB 2 Ib V case 2 90
ihnon , 1 Ib , dozen 170
do 21btfdozen ; 2 75
.nilard Tomatoes,2 Ib , $ case 2 60
" 3 Ib , | f case 3 35
andard Peaches , 3 Ib , 1 ? case. 4 50
" " 2 Ib , < ? case. 3 60
aspberrieu. 2 Ib , \ ? case. 300
lackberrief , 2 Ib , tf case 2 70
jrn , 2 Ib.l ? case 2 60a4 00
nples , Gal , V doz 385
arrow Fat Pea ,2 Ib , tf case. . 3 90
trine Beans. 2 Ib. per case. . . . 2 40
BUNDBIES.
utmegs. 10
snper 15
Ugtice 17
eves ! 45
27
upe . U ?
indies. 16or . 13
reenwichLye.percase . 3 90
jans , per bushel . . SO
leese full cream . 14
Indow Glass , GO per cent dia-
count off list.
HARDWARE.
IRON.
immon bar 3
one-shoe bar 4
> rway nail rod -10\
bTEKL.
istplow 8
n. cast , tool 15@17
s'p's. En-do 25@30
AAIL3.
ins , upwarda. 3 50
rd'd's shoe 'g
" mnle"
oahanails tens , upwards. . . 3 50
wWnhn 23@33
itn.-\m nails 23@33
DRY GOODS.
BROWN COTTONS.
Jantic "H" 8'
lo "P" 7
pporell "O" 33-74
lo ; ; r se-7 *
dlan Head
, wrrnXXX. >
ibraka , Standard "AA"
-DENIMS.
*
noskeag 17
aver Creek , "AA" 14J
do "BB" 13i
lymakers 10
iner 10
ia "AXA" 15
s "CO" 13
arren "AXA" 15
lo "BB" 14
lo "CO" 13
DUCKS.
ymonth "AAA" 15
w Bedford , 10 oz 16
etonS. O 12
pr.gArititn COTTONS.
nsdale 10 }
lo Cambric 13
bet 9
ait of the Loom 11
swYork Mills 13
lls'Muslin 104
nmsutta S6-12J
ppereU 6-4 20
fo 8-4-21
lo 9-4-27
lo 11-4-30
TICKINGS.
[ nrrfnwT . . . . t tt 1 T 82 > 21.
Us O. & O 20
lo "AA" 1
lo "AAA" . "J6
17
10
FEINTS.
Albany . 7
Albion. . 7j
Harmony . 6 ,
American . 7
Allen's . 7
Allen'sTinks . 7
Ancona Fancy . . . 7
Manchester . . 7
Morrjinack . . . 7
Merrimack Shirtings . 7
Richmonds . 7
Kichmonds , K . 7
Sprague'a . GJ
Simson's Mourning . 7
Simpson's Black . 7
bTEIPES.
American . 1Q
Amoskeag . U@12
Awnint : utripes . > 19
I/ewiston , A . 16
Hamilton . 12J
Omega . 16@17
.ittefield . 7
, IS 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 . 20.00
Sheeting , Dressed , No. 1 . 20 00
" " No. 2 . 1900
Common Boards , D-iessed . 22 00
STOCK BOARDS.
AStock . 4000
B " . 3500
O . 3000
CommonStock . 25 C )
/LOOSING.
No. Jl Flooring . 4000
No.2 " . 3500
No.3 " . 2500
Yellow Tine Fleering , No. 1. . . 45 00
SIDING.
No. 1 SMidg . 2500
No.2 " . 2250
Ai vo IO . . . . * on
PICKETS.
No. IPickets , perM . 32 50
No.2 " " . 2500
FIKISUINO.
No. 1 Finish , 1 | , 1 J , and 2 in. . . 55 00
No. 1 ' " 1 in . 5000
No. 2 " 1J , li , and 2 in. . . 45 00
No.2 " lia . 4000
No. 3 Finish , in . 3500
SHIP LAP.
PlalnShipLap . 2300
O. G. " No.l . 8000
" No.2 . 2500
" No.3 .
CEILING.
8 Beaded. 6 in. , No. 1 . 2500
No.2 . 2300
1 Beaded , 4aiid6in. , No. 1. . . . 4000
" " " No.2. . . . 35-00
Corrugated Ceiling , No. 1 . 50 00
SHINGLES.
A Star ( best ) Shingles . 375
No.2 " . 300
No.S " . 250
LATH . . 4 00
Lime.bbl . 135
' bulk , per bush . 40
Cement , bbl . 2 "X )
Iowa Plaster , bbl . 250
Michigan Plaster , bbl . 2 75
Hair , per bush . 25
Tarred Felt , 100 Iba . 300
Straw Board , " . 400
0. G. Battens , par 100 f t. lin . . . 1 25
WellCurbine . 3000
Bo ngh 4 , and 2 in. , in Batte.per
lOOftlin . PO
Cedar Halves , 7 in 18
" Bin 16
" O iarler.Sin 16
Oak,4x4 SO
" 4x6 40
O. G. Casing. 5 } and 6 In. , per
lOOfU.lin t. . SOO
Oak Plank and Timber , per M. 40 00
Clear Poplar 6000
Black Walnut 10000
HIDES.
Sreea Hides , per Ib 7
Preen Cured Hides 8
Dry Hides 1'215
Dry-Salted Hides 10@12
3heepPelt 30@1 00
Fallow 4i@5
LIQUOKS. WINFS , ETC.
High Wines , tf gM 110
( Ucohol , 180 V cent. gal. . . . 215
French Spirits proof 1 20
Marshall's Bourbon Whisky. . . . 1 25
Sliller's Bourbon Whisky 1 50
Brandy , very fine , # gal. 4 00a8 00 E
do common to fine 1 60a3 75
Jin , 100 per cent 1 40a3 00
do Holland , 90 percent 1 25
ams , mixed Jamaica , ! * gal. . . . 1 25a4 00
do New England 2 00a2 50
Kennedy Bitters t7 gal 150
do do tfcase 7 00
do do do 100 cose lota 6 50
Champagnes , pints in baskets. .20 OOaSO 00
) omsstic Champagne 12a20
Pca 9 6 OOalO 00
"
Iherries . . . 5 OOalO 50
Lies , Edinbnrg 275
do Baas & Go's 275
luinness Dublin Stout 2 75
LEATHEK.
test SlaughterSole S3a35
Jest Oak S8a41 a
Drench Kips 1 lOal 45 t
Drench Cafi.leading branda. . . . 1 25a2 10 a
) omestic Kips 65 al 00
) omesticCaCs 90al 10 ;
lemlock upper , # foot 20a 22 ui
) ak foot 24 i :
upper ,
. . _ _ _ . _
! i.4 t i- CViOO
„ -
train , upper , tf foot . 20a22 f
inings , p doz . 7 OOalO 00 fP fF
'oppings , doz . 9 00
lorocco , ( bootleg ) V f oot . 35 P
do oil dressed . 35
do Simon per skin . 2 75a3 00 d
do Glove kid . 3 25 y
Soot Webbing , tf bolt . 40a50 a
HARNESS LEATHER. f. .
fo. 1 Pittsbnrg Oak . 4t f.a f.a
fo. 2 Pittaburg Oak . , 33 a
fo. 1 Cinciunatti Oak . 36 a
ro. 2 Cincinnati ! Oak . 33 81
Co. 1 Hemlock . 35 81ii 81F
fo. 2HemTockCOAL ii
COAL , HETAIL iia
jithricite . 1050 a
Hossburg . 1200 ei
Wyoming . 850 eib ein
'skaloosa ' . 550 n
DwaNut . 500 S
TTiite Breast . 550
aitl
GREATEST REMEDY KNOWN. tl
tlai
Dr. Kine's New Discovery for Con- aih
amption is certainly the greatest aiti
icdical remedy ever placed within the tih
jach of suffering humanity. Thoua- tisi
ads ot ouco hopeless sufTerers , now sioj
mdly proclaim their praise for this ojP1
ouderful Discovery to which they P1m
wo their lives. Not only does it posi- P1Si
'rely cure Consumption , but Coughs , SiF
bids , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Siei
'ever ' , Hoarseness and all affections eiw
f the Throat , Chest and Lungs yields eibi
t once to its wonderful curative pow- bi
p as if by magic. Wo do not ask you inth
> buy a large bottle unless you know thce
hat you are getting. We therefore ce
tnicstly request you to call on your ti
ruggist , J. K. Isb , and get a trial
ottle free of cost which will convince
10 most skeptical of its wonderful
lerits , and show you what a regular
no dollar size bottle will do. For
Jo by J. K. Ish. (4) ( ) in
5500 Reward.
We will pay the aboie rewanl ( or any case of
icr Complaint , Dyspepsia , Sick Headache , In-
gcstion , Constipation or Costiveness we cannot
ire with West's Vegetable Liver Pills , when the
rcvtious are htrictly complied with. They ve
ircly vegetable , anil never tail to give Bitlsf.c-
m. Sugar coaled. Largo boxes , containing 30 Ni
lls , 25 cents. For sale by all druggists. Be- Nise
ire of counterfeits and imitations. The gcnu-
e mannfactutctl only by JOUN C. WEST & CO : se
Che Pill Makers , " 181 ft 183 W. JIadUon Bt. , sebi
ilcago. Free trial package sent by null pre- biai
ili * of , ai
on receipt a 3 cent stamp
hold at wholesale by C. F. Goodman , J.K. Ish , ti :
id Kcnnard & Forsvtho. Omaha. ( IJapSd&wI ai
aicc
cc
ccni
I Am All Piavea out ni
' A common complaint in hot weather elIt
: you * eel so , get a package .of Kidney It
fort and take it and you will at once fee tt
b tonic power. It keeps up the healthy ttto
: tion of the Kidneys , Bowels and Liver , top
id thus restores the natural life and p , !
reugth to tlie weary bodv. tbA
tbbi
bi
bitt
tt
ttpi
pi
issi ism
si
Ie
i ErraRVESCEXT
ia Healthful Scllz r AVater for a Hundred
years or more , f
is been held of all Earth's tonntains , the most
potent to restore ;
it why across the ocean this bojn of Nature
bring
hen the sick man in hj4 chamber c n extern-
porizi the Spring *
ie bottled Seltzer Water so cur leading chem
ists say
irts with half its healing \5rtnw. wjj turcg
rapid on the way ; tihi
hile TiKRAjn's EAES ArsnasT , from a Potrdsr hi
changed to foam ,
an instanUneous ? eltzer pprin ? In every guJ. in
lererj home ,
SOLD fiT JiH DRUGGISTS.
An Indlanola Romance.
A WEDDING PARTY WITHOUT A MAE
BIAQE CXBSMONY.
Indianola Advocate , Jan * 1.
Our people had been coniiderablj
interested for the pant two or three
weeks is people always are in lucfc
affairs in the prospectire marriage oi
Mies Charity Posegate of this place ,
to Mr. George Flemming of St. Jo
seph , Mo. Miss Pusegate was one oi
the pretty and popular young ladies
of the town , and her family an old
and moat respectable one in the place ,
with large connection. Mr. Flem
ming was known to be an excellent
young man , with good address and so
cial position in his city. "
The engagement had been rather an
interesting one , continuing for sever
al years , with no special effort to keep
it secret. Miss Posegate had relatives
in St. Joseph , whom she visited occa
sionally , and it was on one of the vis
its that she had mot her affianced in
the first place. Of course , daring their
engagement he visited her here a
number of times , and frequently sent
presents all of which could not help
being noticed by kind friends. There
was one other thing with regard to the
presents which could'nt help being no
ticed by the kindest "of kind friend * ,
that is , that during the past winter
they changed character somewhat ,
ins * cad of the usual conventional
gifts of jewelry , gloves , etc. , the express -
press brought occasionally more sub
stantial articles dresses , shoes , and
other things ; and , at one time a
well-packed trunk. The giving and
accepting and acceptance of such pres
ents between lovers was not exactly
understood by these kindest of kind
friends , but as they felt bound to re
mark , was considered "a little soft. "
All the while Miss Posegate con
ducted herself as became a modest ,
sensible young lady , whose engage
ment was public , tut whose lover
could not be her escort. She accept
ed the company of other young gen
tlemen aj a matter of courtesy , and
did it in a very graceful manner , too.
She was a good dancer , and during
the past winter the gentlemen of the
Ooteri club generally saw that she en
joyed its pleasure * to the utmost.
Dun younc gentleman from East DCS
Moinoi , who visited our club frequent
ly , always managed to take Miss Pose-
jate , and it is even supposed that he
would had he
: arae oftener thean ho
not been sure of such agreeable com
pany.
The wedding , which was let for last
Wednesday morning , was no secret ,
.hough it was understood that it
irould be a very quiet aflMr , only the
olatives aud nearest friends being
irosen * ' , All the usual preparations
vore made. An elegant and costly
rosseau was prepared ; the expected
) ridcgroom arrived , accompanied by
i young gentleman friend ; the guests
vera assembled ; the wedding march
ilayed ; but neither minister nor bade
, ud groom appeared. Mrs. Posegato
rent up stairs to see what was the
oattcr. In a moment she returned
nighing , and , holding up a paper ,
xclaimed , ' 'See what a Joke they've
layed on us I" Then she read aloud
certificate to the effect that on
( ctober 8 , 1879 , at St. Joseph , Mo. ,
lisa Charity Posegate was married to
Ir. Gecrge Flemming. The docu-
lent was signed and sealed by a
ustioa of the peace and attended by
no witness.
At first the friends thought this was
imply a joke , and that the real wed-
ing would take place in a few mo-
tents. But Mr. and Mrs. Fleming
irno down , and assured them serious-
r that the certificate was genuine ;
lat no license had been obtained
ere or minister engaged that , in
ict , they have been man and wife for
ioro than seven months , and had
mcluded to set up in their own home
ithout further ceremony. Mr.
lemming's friend from St. Joseph
? uched fur the genuineness of the
utico's signature.
Then matters took another turn ,
id our reporter evaporated through
ie keyhole. It is not to be wondered
; that there was a good deal of feel
g. It was eo sudden , eo utterly
lexpected , so remarkable a proceed-
ig and so serious a matter that all
It it very deeply. But with that
irt of the afiair the public has no es-
; cial business.
The interesting question is , "How
d it all come about ? What was the
inng people's motive in pursuing such r
i extraordiny course. Was it simply ;
r a joke on thalr friends , or wa it
desire to have something odd about .
iout their marriage , the same kind of
ntimontility which aometimei lead
loplo to be married in a oanoe or up
abalocn. Was It all deliberately
ranged , or was it half accident drift-
. into by degrees ? The last teems to
i the fact. MU Posegate spent two
onths last fall with htr friends in
. Joseph. The evening before she
tended the opera with her ffianced , I 5
id at the close of th parformanct , I
oy proceeded to a ju tice'i office Q
d were married. About three
urs later Mri. Flemming took the
tin for Indianola , intending to tell
r parents'of the marriage as soon ai
e should reach home ; but her cour-
e failed her , and the disclosure was
etponed , until finally , the idea of
iking a sham wedding and having a
and surprise was adopted , and Mrs.
emming lived quietly with her par
ts here as Miss Charity Posegate ,
lilo her husband attended to his
siness In St. Joteph. Whatever
ly be thought of the propriety of
B procedure , Mn. Flemming auc-
jded in creating a profound sensa-
n among her Indianola friends last
odnosday. * '
The oddly married conple loft enD
D morning train for their new home ,
ngratulations are out of date ; but a
? at many people wish them happi-
i3. all the same.
UNDER THE HUDSON.
OGRESS OF THE TUUNEL THAT WILL
CONNECT NEW JJJESHT AND NEW
i'OIlK. a
At the foot ot Filteentb street , Jer-
, ' City , a low wooden building has
en erected , which has the appear-
ce of an overgrown shanty rather
m the beginning of an important
d difficult work. This building
ntains the office of the Hudson Tan-
1 company , and also the engines ,
ictric generator and air compres'.or.
the center of the building a shaft
irty feet in diameter has been sunk
the depth of sixty feet. Its lower . ;
rtion is used as a receiving tank fcr
3 mud removed from the tunne ) .
> out midway down the shaft has
en floored over. Jutting out from
a river side of this shaft is what ap-
ara to be a large iron boiler. This
the "airlock , * an air-tight chamber
ide of one-half-inch rolled iron and
: feet in diameter and fifteen feet in
igth , through which everything
> aes on entering or leaving the tun-
1. By iti use persons passing in
3 gradually accustomed to the change
air pressure , about six minutes
ually being taken in the operation ,
om the air lock , which is a litilo
nve the top of the tunnel proper ,
3 excavation was extended at a grad-
I decline until the required depth
s reached about
SIXTY FEET BELOW JHOH WATEE.
The interior structure or shell of the
anel consists of a cylinder of one *
If inch boiler-plate Iron , with a lin-
; of brick two feet thick securely
chored to it. The river on the line
the tunnel is about 5500 feet in
dth , and its bed is composed large-
of blue clay , vjth a mixtur ? of md
and other substances. The excavs
tion is begun at the top. and carriei
forward in sections. _ The plates o
which the iron casing is composed nr
placed in position as fast as sufficion
space is excated. The plates are twi
and ( one-half feet in width by threi
and six feet in length. They are bolt
ed together by moans of angle-iroi ;
secured to their edge ? . The bricli
work is laid as fast as a circle of sec
tions is completed. The silt i thrown
back into a pool , into which is running
a stream of water forced in from a
pump in the shaft by proisuro of the
condensed air in the tunnel. The
water carrying about one-half of the
silt , ia blown out through a six inch
pipe into the receiving tank. The re
maining portion is carried into the fin
ished tunnel. The office is connected
with the tunnel by telephone and the
electric light is used both in and out
of the tunnel , work being carried on
throughout the 24 hours. An average -
ago of about four feet of the tunnel is
finished daily.
THE TOP OF THE 1UNXEL
will have an average distance of about
twenty five feet below the river bed.
This makes necesiary a considerable
grade , as the river at some points
reaches the depth of CO feet. By the
agency of compressed air , at a pres
sure of 17 to 20 pounds to tha square
inch , this mixture of water , clay and
sand in the excapation is kept so firmly
in position that it might be worked
forward in terraces of benches , thus
obviating all necessity for stajing or
braces while excavating the silt or
placing in position the upuer sections
of Jhe iron casing. So compactly is
the silt held that an experienced
workman , with a sharp shovel , will
csrve out and shape tha top or sides
as easily as if he were cutting chesse ,
and can prepare exactly the place for
each sheet.
THE ENTRANCE
to the tunnel on the New Jersey eido
will bo at a point about three-quarters
of a mile from the river. The termi
nus in New York has notbsen settled ,
but the tunnel will enter the city at
the foot of Leroy street. An under
ground depot will bs used , and no
where will the track oe less than fif
teen feet below the surface. The approaches
preaches on either side will ba 20 feet
m width and 24 feet in height , with a
double track ; but under the river
there will bo two tunnels , side by
side , each 18 feet in height and 16
feet in width , and each containing a
single track. Work is now in progress
in of these tunno's but
only one , ev
erything is in readiness to begin the
adjoining one in a few day ? , when
operations can bo begun on the New
York side also. With approved facili
ties it is expected that each section
will be advanced at a rate of five feet
pet day.
Preparing : Buckwheat Ground
It is common among farmers to de-
ay plowing their buckwheat land till
i short time before sowing , which is
ibout the fiist of July , when the
weather is hot , and the ground often
Iry and hard ; it then breaks up in
uiups. I have known rain to occur at
ho time , so that the ground turned
ip wet , and nothing can bo worse thane
o turn up clay in this condition at
his time of the year , and have the
un bake if. It id sure to spoil the
Top and hurt the land. And little
letter is it in the other case , as the
umps cannot be reduced to mellow-
less , and only partially so with
ains to soften them. The
( lowing must bo done ,
a the cowing ctnuot be delayed ,
rhether the ground is wet or dry.
"ha remedy is to prepare the ground
arly. Plow when in the right ccn-
itiuu , whether sooner or later , and
good seed bad can be secured. This
ho gives a chance for a second plow-
ng cr working with a cultivator aud
arrow. There is no weather so fa-
orable for pulverizno : the soil as in
bo heat and showers of the summer ,
'he effect of the fallow can thus bo
iven the land , the shading of the
oil" by the buckwheat preventing
reeds from appearing , thus clearing
tie land. In the spring it will bo
jund to be clean aud mellow , if not
30 poorer too clayey , and needs only
ho cultivator and harrow to put it in
oed fcr . Much
condition a crop. i
oed can ba done the laud by prepart t
sg it well for buckwheat.
This crop usually receives the worst
btention , particularly on clay soil ,
ho wont land is usually given to
uckwheat ; and this will do if thorough
ork is made of it. It ia also a good
me to work in manure , spreading it
a the laud some tuna before it is
lowed , so that the soluble parts can
a rained into the soil , always remem-
cring that if evenly spread so as to
> ver the entire surface , the whole
: ea will be saturated with the filtoriz-
ig liquid. Plow shallow and work
ie soil well. This can hardly fail to
reduce a heavy growth , shading
snioly the ground , so that no weeds
grasses can live , and the ground
il ! be sure to work up mellow with
ie cultivator for the next crop , no
owing being needed.
Got Their Clothes Mixed
Mark Twain in his new book , called
rramps Abroad , " tells how a party
tourists got wet , and what they did
lien they came back" to the hotel :
We stripped and went to bed , and
nt our clothe * down to bo baked ; all
o horde of soaked tourists did the
me. The chaos of clothing got
ixed in the Kitchen , aud there were
nsequences. I did not get back the
me drawers I sent down , when our
ings come up at 0:15 : ; I got apair on
e new plan. They were merely a
iir of long white raffled , culled
26VOB , hitched together at the top
ith a narrow band , and they did not
imo down to my knees. They were
etty enough , but they made me feel
0 two people , and disconnected at
.at. . The man must have been an
iot to get himself up like that to
ugh it in the Swiss mountains.
The shirt they brought me was
lorter than the drawers , and hadn't
ly sleeves to it at least it hadn't
ly more than Mr. Darwin could
11 rudimentary sleeves ; these had
[ ginga around them , but the bosom
u ridiculously plain. The knit silk
idershlrt they brought me was on a
jw plan , and was really a sensible
ing ; it opened behind , and had
ickets in it for the shoulder blades ;
it they did not seem to fit me , and
found it a sort of an uncomfortable
irrnent. They gave my bobtail coat
somebody else , and sent me an ul-
er suitable for a giraffe. I bad to
3 my collar on because there was no
itton on the foolish shirt which I
ascribed a little while ago. "
BABY PRIZES , SCOO.
An eminent banker's wife of X. T. ,
s induce 1 the proprietors of that great mech-
ie , Hop Bitters , to oQer 600 In prizes to the
UDgest child that says Hop Bittera plainly in
Ylanguage , between May 1 , 1880.iBUJuly 4.
jL This is a liberal and intcrestiaBBtler , and
erjbxly and his wife MioulJ eend t o cent
imp to the Hop Bitters Mf . Co. , Kochea'cr ,
* . , U. S. A. , for circular , giving fall puti-
larv , andi.bc < in at once 10 teach the children
say Hop Bitters and secure the prize. di2w
IT WILL NOT STRAIGHTEN
EETH , but SOZODONT will vit-
ize and beautify them , and impart a
jliclous fragranca to the breath.
Ilia preparation , in use BO long , has
> t one enemy. It is perfect Cresar of
Wash. It came , saw , and conquered ,
s aalo ia widening every year , and
ill continue. "When introduced on
Uet , it remains.
SPAIDINO'S GLUE ia a Csesar and a
older wherever it comes.
Qper day at home. Samples worth | K free
UAddieaStlsson & Co. , Portland UjOn ?
AN OPEN
AMONG THE LADIES
The brilliant , fascinating
tints of Complexion for which
hulies strive arc chiefly arti
ficial , and alhrhoirill take the
trouble may secure them ,
llicso roseate , bewitching hues
follow the use of Hagan's Mag
nolia Balm a delicate , harm
less and always reliable article.
Sold by all druggists.
The Magnolia Balm conceals
every blemish , removes Sal-
lowiiess , Tan , Redness , Erup
tions , all evidences of excite
ment and every imperfection.
Its eilects are immediate and
so natural thatno human being
can detect its application.
ONLY EFFECTUAL
Js.Y REMEDY
AND SPECIFIC FOR
Bright s Disease , Eiabotes. Nervous Debility.
fJJn in the hack. Loins or Side , Dropsy ,
Gravel , Incontinence aud Kctcntion
ofUnne.uud Female Complaints.
" * .nd 'or our treatise on theKidnexs , ent.tled
"Echoes You Sh-iild Heed , " a little pamphlet
coutaininc a great deal of information free.
Excelsior Kidney Pad Co , ,
SOLE PKOPHIE10RS.
< a"Sold by D. W. SAXE k CO. . Omahs.-El
TUR811
WiND ENGINi
MANUFACTURED BY
Mast ! , Fees & Co. , Springfield , 0 ,
The Strongest and Most Durable
In the World.
Hundrcdi in use in Iowa and Nebraska. Bold
jy Dealers in in-arty c\f ry county.
Thia cat represents oar
Suckeye Force Pump
which is particularly
adapted to Wind Mill
use , aa it works easily
and throws a constant
stream , and dues riot
freeze up in the cold
est weather. Send for
price list to
W. H. RAYNER ,
Western Aift , Omaha , Neb.
IHICAGO SHOT TOWER CO.
Minnlictnrers
JTANBARD SHOT
V
W
PI
It
1
P.
P.B
BE SURE TO BUY IT.
THP BiST IS MARKET.
i. IV. BL\TCIIFORII & CO.
laufactureri of Lcid Pip" , Slice * and Bar Lead
Block Tin , Pipe un 1 Soldtr , Unsjed Oil
and Oil Cake.
. A )
ORDERS SOLICITED.
70 KORTH CUNTO.t STREET , CHICAGO.
bep'JUeod.f
PI
( A .Medicine , not n. Drink , ) Cf
ap
IIOl'-S , ItUCIIU CONTAISS , 51C.
I1ANDEMOX , C.J.
LSD TUlFunE5TA ! T > EnST 1IE3IC-VI , QUALmES O7J J.
ALL OTHER Bll'IUS.
cl
111 Diseases of the Stomach , Bowel' , Blcxxl , TJrer ,
and Urinary Organs , Nervousness. Slecr >
c anJ csjiccially Fcmalo Complainti.
S1000 IN GOLD.
Vill bo paid for a care they will not cOo or help , or
or anything impure or Injurious fonL lln them.
Ascyounlmssiit ! for Hop Eittcra aul try them
Kfore you sleep. ToLc no other.
lor Couaa CCE3fctto sweetest , safest and bcM
/ 3c Children.
So HOP PAD for S flanch , Liver and KMncy Is o p
lor to all ethers Cer63byabsorptlon.Askdrugglst.
ennc s , use of opium , tobacco and narcotics : f
Scud for circular.
HT IN GOLD.
URES COLIC IN MAN OR BEAST.
CUES COLIC IN MAN OU BEAST.
URES ASTHMA' , CUKES ASTHMA.
UttES CATARRH , CURES CATARRH.
DRE3 LAMENESS , CURES LAMENESS.
ORES NEURALGIA. CURES NEURALGIA.
TJKES PILES. CUKES PILES.
SOLD IN OMAHA BY ALL DKUOOlSflS
tfQo to Your Dnurrist for Hiss Freeman's
ew National Dyes. For brightness and durabil-
JT of color they are unequalled. Color 2 to 5
! . , price 15 cents Jyll-lr
1ERVOUS DEBILITY
,1 , Vital Weakness and Prog-
[ nmphreys tratlon for ov.T-work oi
No. 28 ,
ssf ul remedy known. Price $1 per vial or 5
ila and l rje vial of powder for 85 , gent pot
es on receipt cf pries. nUM
OJIEO. MED. CO. . 103 FqlWB Bt , N
loitt Catalogue ra e. ]
00 EAST
-MA THE
Chicago & Northwestern
2,380 MILES OF ROAD I
It Is tlio SHOUT , SURE and Safe Route Between
COUNCIL BLUFFS
AND
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 la the ONLY ROAD between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Upon which Is run
PULLMAN HOTEL GAES !
In addition to these and to plca e all classes of
trwelcra , It jrfvc * FIRST-CLASS MEALS at it *
EATING STATIONS at 50 centa each.
ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS I
ITS COACHES ARE THE FINEST !
ITS EQUIPPMEHT FIRSMJLAS : s
If you wish the Beat Traveling Accommoda
tions you will buy your tickets by this Route
TAND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
All Tickets Aijcnta can sell you Through
Tickfta via this road and Check uiua.
BaggaRe Free of Charge.
OMAHA TICKET OFFICES 134 Farnham St. ,
Cor. I4th , and at Union PaclBc Depot.
DENVER OFFICK In Colorado Central and
Union Pacific Ticket Office
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE 2 New Montcom.
ery Street.
For Information , folders , maps , etc. , not ob
tainable at Homo Tlckii Office , address any
agent of the Company , or
MARVIN HUCHITT , W- STINNETT ,
Gen'l Manager , Oenl Paaa. Agent ,
CHICAGO , ILL.
JAMES T. CLARK ,
Oen'l Aft Omaha & Council Blnffs.
SIOUX CIT.Y cfc PACIFIC
AND
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Sioux City Route I
LOO MILES SHORTEST ROUTE I
From COUNCIL BLUFFS to
3T. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS ,
DULUTH , or BISMARCK ,
Lnd all ixrinUin Northern Iowa. Minnesota and
) ihota. ThU line Is equipped with the Im-
irnved WcstinjhouM Automatic Air Brake * and
Iiller Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
) unsurpassed. Elepant Drawing Boom and
lecpinsr Cars.owned and controlled by the corn-
any , run ThroufthWith.ut Change , between
Inlon Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Bluffs ,
ud St. Paul. Trains leave the Union rtcific
ransfer Depot at Council Bluffd , at 5:15 : V m. ,
; aching Sioux City at 10:20 p. m.- and Stf Paul
111:05 a. m , making
Or-TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE OF
ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Returning , lea\o St. Paul at 3:30 : p. m. , ar-
U-iir at Sioux City at 4:15 : a. m. , and Union
iettic Transfer Depot , Council BlufN , at 0:50 :
. ra. Be sure that jour tickets read via "S. C.
P. R. 11. " F. C. HILLS ,
Superintendent , Missouri Valley , Iowa ,
, E. KODINSON , Ass't Oen'I Pass. Agent.
J. U. O'BRYAN ,
mthwestcrn Freight and Paswnfrer Apf nt.
J-20-tf Council Bluffs
5HORT LINE
3.SOO.
THE
. C.ST. JOE&C.B.R.R , ,
Ia the only Direct Line to
T. LOUIS AND TIIE EAST
From OMAHA and the WEST.
> change of cars between Omaha and St. Louis
and but one between Omaha aud New York.
[ X DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
RSACUKO ALL
astcru & Western Cities
ith less charges and in advance ot other lines.
fhU entire line la equipped with Pullman's
Palace Siceping Cars , Palace Day Coach-
e .JUllcr's Safety Platform and .
Coupler and the celebrated
\Vc3tin hoU9o Air-Brake.
rSEB THAT YOUll TICKET KEADSCt
jf TVia Kansas City , St. Joseph amli&i
jr3-C < miicilIiluffsK.R.la Sf61
, t3"J oc andfit. Lools/El
Tickets for gale at all coupon stations 1 the
' 9t.
9t.F. BVRNARD , A. C. DAWE3 ,
Oen'l Supt. , Oon'l Pass. & 'I irket Ac't
St Joseph , Mo bt. Joseph , Mo ,
W. C. SEACIIKEST , Ticket A en. ,
Fifteenth Street , betwren Farnham and
) OIII.I.M , Union Block , Omaha.
S. TEIION , A. B. BARNARD ,
Paw. Agent , Omaha Oek'l A gent , Omaha.
THROUGH TJ CHICAGO
'ithout ' Change of Cars I
OIHUEO-A-G-O
URLiNGTON & QUINCY
, li Smooth and Perfect Track , Elegant Pas
senger Coiclics , and
LLMAN SLEEPJNC& DINING CARS.
I acknouleJgcd by the Press , and all who
ravel of er it , to be 'the Heat Appointed and
Best Managed Road in the Country.
LSSBNGBKS GOINGBAST
fchould bear in mind that this is the
= ST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points East , North and Northwest.
Passengers by this Route have choice cf
) UE DIFFERENT KOUTES ,
ml the Advantage of Six Dally Lines of
1'fiauo bleeping Cars from Chicago to
3W York City Without Change.
Express Trains on thin line are equipped with
be U'lBtmchuu * ) Patent Air Urakcs and
Miller's Patent Safety Platform and
Coupler ) , thi mo-t Perfect Pro
tection Against Acu-
dcnta in the world.
LIMINPAUCE SLEEPING AND DIKING CARS
Are run on the Burlington Route.
nformation concerning Routes , Rates , Time
incctions , etc. , will be cheerfully git en by
ilj ing at the office of the Burlington Route ,
: Fourteenth btrct , Omaha , I ebriska.
3. PKIIK1NS , D. W. HirCHCOCK ,
Oen'l llrna.'cr. Gen Wcst'n Pass. Agt.
X PHILLIP ) , St. Joe. , Mo.
licncral Agent , Omaha.
II. P. DU < L ,
5 dly Ticket Agent , Omaha.
CITY MEAT MARKET.
ieep conatant.y on hand a large lot ot all kind
eth und Halted Meat * , Beef , Veal
ttonPork Came , /owl. and all klLds of tan
e. iS"iTcsh Vegetables Constantly on hand
I and b cooUiicoJ
3HEELEY BRO
CURES
SY.DSSEASSS ,
.1
Gor.s'dation and PiJes.
Jn. II. n. Cr.AiiTPootJHcro.Tt. , cnjs , , t
"In cc.s of KKSCf T11OCBLES UJu < r
IlXon charm. ItbcaonrcilmiiiyTCrY
ofl'lLC ? , and feaa sever fallcil to
V
"IlHcfprlscIess votne. .V. . . , - - -
Ccrlax frojarne n < lCoB ! /
n It comp'tel7' cured me. * *
C. jroOAF.OX , orrerkialre , uji , one
; . . rkozoUesileno irondcr * for me la com *
T.lc'.clj caring a severe Ltver and KlJner
BT S-3AS
V > /O3DERFUL
POWER.
BECAUSE IT ACTS ON THE !
MVERTIIK IJOWELS AND HID-J
> iys : AT THESA3IT. TOTE.
Becauoo It cleanse , the system of
the poisonous humors that dovolopo I
In Kidney and Urinary dlaeaoe * , Dll-1
lojoneos , Jnundlce , Constipation , I
Piles , or In Rheumatism , Neuralgia {
and Femaledloordere.
KIDXET-WOIiT U dryveceUble e
pound end. can besestbramUprevaM.
One psdcsgoirlll nikeali qts of nedlelae. |
Unr It t the DrnssW * . Price , (1.00.
* " * v
QIIDP PHBI : * or irlis , Colds , liroiichitls
UUnt. U y a a L Astmi.i ! , Consumption ,
And AM , DISEASES of the Throat and Lungs.
Put Up in Quart Size Bottles for Family Use.
1 AIITIflU UOJf T BE DECEIVED by unprinci | > tc.l . ! ! cM who try to pilm off open you
Sfirr 1 * * II Kock and live in p'ace of oar T ) ll' HOCK an 111YE , which U the only Mfcu
CATbD arilcle ruide , the OEXUI > IE haviritr a COVKKNJIKNT STAMl'on each bottle.
Sxtract firom Eeport of the Commissioner of Intarnal Revenue *
TKESUKV DPl'AKTMKNT. OhFH'K OK l.VTKKXAl. KM KMjE. 1
_ _ _ . _ _ * * * * * * * 9
Mersr , . LAWRENCE & fvf m ii c * * - ii *
MABTIK. Ill M n St ,
OiXTLSMi.t : I ha\ereceheda "certifledf.iiTiuli"ii\iti : tli3 in re.lient.1 ami relative proper.
JJ0"1' used u the minuUcture of an article which ou d irn-w and i-ell under the ntroe of "TOLir
KOOK and ItYE. " This com | > onnd , acconliifftu jmir funnulo , in the opiniun of thU ufflce woul I
have a sufflcient quantity of the UAL > AM Or' ToLU t s < > < -'itall tliendi-antaiw aacribed t thil
article In pectoral ecmplahiti , wbiio tlm wliijty and sni.c. | ialituto at ) en > ul mn r nderinr th
comronnd anajrreeat la remedy to the patient.
without rendering them liable t < > ' pjy special t xas liqifr < lral r '
Yours Respectfully , ( Signed ) GKEEN. B. RAUM , Commissioner.
Lawrence * Martin , Chicago. Sole Agents far the United tutca and Ca'j'itj. &id ! by Dra <
jrtsts. Grocers and General Dealer ! e\ery heroMu \ > Ic alu A wt t t Noh , s > TKhLE , JOHNSON'4
CO. , will supply the trade at manufacturer * prit .
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R ,
IS TIIE GREAT CONNECTING LINK 3
Its main line runs from Chlcaxo to Council
Bluffs , passing throuKh Juliet , Ottawa. La S.ille.
( ieneseo. Molln . Hock Irlnnd. Davenpjrt , We t
Uborty. lowaCity.Mnrenco. Ilnioklin.Crinnell.
l > es Molnes ( the capital of Iowa ) . Stunrt. Atlan
tic , and Avnca ; with branches from IIurb u
Junction to I'tHirla ; Wilton Junction to.Vuicii-
tlte , Washlncton. Falrtleld. Kldon. Uclknnp.
C'entrcvllle , I'rincclon. Trenton. U jllatln. Canie-
Tnn. Leavenvrorth. AtchLion , and Kansas City ;
"WiuhlnKton to blirourney , Oskalooso. and Knox-
vllle : KcokuK to Karalncton , Itonapnrtc. Uen-
tonsoort. Independent. Kldon , Uttumw.v Kdrtv-
vllln.OskaliMisa. 1'elIa.Alnnroe. and Les ) Molnes :
NnntontoMonrue : DesJtomes tolmlmnulaami
Wlnterset : Atlantic toj ewls and Audubon ; and
A ca to Ilnrl&n. This H positively the only
llallroad. wlilch owns , and operate- through
line from Chicago Into tha btate of Kan ni.
Thrnuuh Express I'a encer Trains , with lull-
cian "alaco Curs attnchcil. are run racli way dally
tetween CHICAGO and 1'KoiUA. KA.VIAS CITV ,
COUNCIL ULirrFs. J.EAVENWOKTH nmi ATCIII- I
SON. Throuithcarsarunisorunliftwei-uJII'TOU-
- ee find Kansas Cltr. via the " .Milwaukee and
Jtock Island blioLlnfr. . " .
Tlie "Great V.oclc Island"-f5 maenillccntly
equipped. Its road bed It s'.mplr perfect , and its
track Is laid with tecl rails.
What will please you moit will bo tin ; plt-antir * :
of enjoying your mcal . while pa'sins nvertlio
beautiful prnlrlei of Illinois ami Iowa. In nnu of
ourmoenlllcunt DlnlncCnnttli.it ncniiiipany all
Through Hxure 5 Trains. You cvt an entire
meal , as coou as H * evud In nny Unt-cUss hutel.
forsevcnty-dvc ctMit * .
Appreciating the fact that a majority nf tli
oeopleprefer peparatu apartment * foriliirerfiit
pnrposofl ( and thenuni nsi * passrimer business
of this line warranting U ) . weare ( ileaseil ti > an
nounce tliat tills Company runs I'lilliiiiin J'uliice
Sleeping Can for sleeping purposes , ami I'alace
VUI.I.MAN I'.Vl.ACi : < ! AKS : n-t- run Ihroimli to 1'KOIcrA. 1JE ! % MOini4L
COtT.NCII , JH.UFKM. J A > .SA.S C1TV. ATflllMMN. utul l.KAV WOllTU.
Ticket * -via till * JLln - , Unotvn us the * * < 2rut JCnck lulnud ICuute. " r lolf 9V
all Tlclipt A urn In In the L'nllrJ Stales : in < l Cunadu.
For Inrorinutlon nut ulitalimble : it > unr li iuie ticket office , KtidreB > .
IOB VlLtt 12. S17. .70II1V.
Ucu'l tiupcriutcndenu Ucn'I Tkt. and 1'oisVr A/i _
U\
OHAS.
FURNITURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS
w JLETDO : : W
And everytning pertaining to the Furniture and
Upholstery Trade.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE [
. iRioiES-
.23. SJbJLX'VJ
1208 and 1210 Faruhaiu
ap Si mon th eat Street.
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivatcr
± sso.
MANUFACTURED BY S. P. MAST & CO.SPR1NFF1ELD ,
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Iteain Walking |
Cultivator , with or .without Sfrin s.
Ihc New Force Feed Buckeye Drill , one or tAro Horse Stj
Inquire for them at the best dealers.
F. H. PUSH , Gen. Agent , Omaha , Neh
A new and and hitherto unknown remedy fo
ill diseases of the Kidneys , BIaddcrand Unnary
Organs.
It will positively cure Diabetes , Gravel , Drop-
IV , Brleht's Disease , Inability to retain oreroel
the Urine , Catarrh of the Elacdcr , hlghco.orrd
ind scanty urine , Painful Urinating- , LAME
BACK , General Weakcecs , and all Female
Complaints.
It avoldea Internal medldnes , Is certain In It
effects and cures when nothing else can.
For sale by Druggists or sent by n free
upon receipt ot the price , $2.00.
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. . PROP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
JarSend your sddrsff for our littla book
POW a I if a WM Saved. "
f AMES K. I3F , Ajent IcrNebiaika
JETWEEX TIIE EAST & THE
llinlnqCan foreatlnir punwrsnnly. ,
crent feature of cur Palace Cars I * a SMO-vI > <
SALOON nereyou can enjoy jour "
at all honrs of the day.
.Maenlttcent Inm llrldirci rpan the M
and Missouri rivers nt all point * crowed cj uir
line , and transfers are avoided at Counct. a
Knn-as City. Leavenworth. and AtcnUoc
nertlim * belnemado In Union Depots.
T1IK 1MUNC1PAI. It. It. CONNKLTItHle
THIS fJKKAT TlIKUL'Ult 1JNH AKJT <
1ULLOW3.
At CiiiCAUo , it 1th all drrerslnz Uno tea S
East itnd Snutlu
At KNGLKU oon. nith the it. 3. * M.B. ino i
Ft. W.till.ltia. !
AtWAsiii > QTox Iltianrs. with I * . i 4
L. it. it.
At LA SAI.Lr. wllh 111. Cent. K. R.
AtI > KORlA.iflth ! . I\J. ; I * . U. ill. V O
W. : 111.Mia. : nndT.l' . * W. lids.
At ItotK I LAM > with "Milwaukee 6C.
Island Short Line. " < uul Ilork Isl'd It. I'eo. i
AtUAVCxroirr.wtth the Davenport
C.M. AbUP. il.lt.
At WEST I.IUEUTT. with thelUC-lLA > A
At I'.KINN'LI.I. TlttirentrBlIoivaK.lt.
j > 11)LS JOI.N . / < . with It M. A K. It. li. K
AtCot'M'll. ltLUFr .wlth Union Turintv. t >
At OMAHA , with It. A Mu. It. 11. K. In M > U >
AtCoLUjinrs Ji'NcriKX.wlth ivl" . it. Jc K. iLft
At OTTi-jnvt. wltn Central Iowa It. U vl. .
t. L. A l'a& . and C. It. A y K. Hd .
At KEOKCK.wlthTol. , i'co.A\Var. : ftlG. A
Luiirs & . Par. , anil fet. K. Keo. A N.-W. If BJ
At I'AMtEiioX. with II.M. J It. 11.
AtATciiiHov. withAtch..TopekaibacrT tea
Atrh. A Neb. and Cen. Itr. U. 1' . It. Uds.
At J.CAVE.NWOltTll. with Kan. 1'ao. <
Ci-nt.ll.ltdi.
At KANSAS Cirr.wHh all lines for th <
and Southwest.
TESTIMONY.
ThoCaahlcrof the First NationU Bank !
Ohio , sayg ;
THOT , O. , December 30th ,
DR. BOSANKO M DCi.ii Ca , Piqua , O. : '
awTLKMits I was troubled with R {
tijm last spring in the acute f jnn no bv
I waa unable to use my hand. Thro > )
recommcndationi of my friends , I was i
to try your Rheumatic Cure , which imnH
began to soothe , comfort and allay the p
In a short time I was rtlieTed.of this dL
disease. I take creat pleasure In recoro '
this valuable remedy to those similarly %
Youra resixetf ully , JNO. L. MERE. j
These remedies speak for them elvei ' <
them ia to be cured. If you cannot eet jj
your DrugsJ't , by .remittinfr us 83.00
end you four bottlua of toe Kheunutic
&Ix of the Pile Keaiedy , by p 3B
Give plain direction fzr anippin ? ,
The Dr. Bosanto Hedloiij
fIQOA , OHIO.
4 C. F. COCDl
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