THE GENUINE
DR.C.McLANE'
A LIVEE PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy " .
/ I x all the ills that flesh is heir to. " but
t % Wi affections of the Liver , and in all Bllic
Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick He ;
ache , or diseases of that character , ti
stand -without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used p
paratory to , or after taMng quinine ,
a simple purgative they are uneqnclei
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
The genuine nrg never sugar-coated
Each bor has aTed-tvai seal on the 1
with the imprcssion.McDANE'S LIV1
PILL. Each xvrappor bears the sigi
tures of C. McLx E and FtrsiiKo BE
xSf Insist upon liaving the genui
DE.C.McLA > TE'S LIVER PILLS , p
pared by
FLEMING BROS. , Pittsburgh , Pa
ihe market being full of imitations
the name Jleltnnej spoiled different
tut same pronunciation.
OUOHSTBRONCHmS AMD CGNBtTHPTK
What a Well-Known Drnpgist myt about
vv. ABcn'i ! Lung Pal mm.
MOTHERS , READ I
OAKUM ) Srinos , Kj
GETTLIIOW : The demand for Allen's la
Balsam is increasing constantly. The lad
thtnt thereto no medicine equal to it tor Crc
and WhooplneCottsh. C. S. 11AKTIN , Drotfg
SoTdbyaUKedlcineMen.
.
Kenlotia. T objects to find. Bend etamnf or p *
ge. Pit. E. 0. ABB Y Bntftlo K. Y.
ATTORKEYS-AT-LAW.
WH. SIMERAL ,
A TTORKEY AT '
JAW-Campbeu's Bio
_ Ci _ 18th Stttftbetwc nFarnbam and Dong ]
_ _ OMAHA. SEE
* J. . THOMAS ,
A TIpBNKY AT LAW Loans money , bi
jti. and eeJlB rwl csUte. Room s.Creighl
Bicclc.
A. CriROUP ,
TIORNEY AT LAW Offlce In Hacseoi
' Block , with George E. Prltchett , II
" ' _ OMAHA. NEB
DEXTER L. THOMAS ,
AT LAW Crulckeaank 8 En
AXTOBHET
A. K. CHADWIGK ,
TTOBKET AT LAW Office IBM Fambi
Btr et.
et.A.
A. SWARTZLANDE
AT LAW-Cor. ISthand Fambi
ATTOBNEY maygt
WILLIAM A. FONDA.
A TTORKEY AND COUNSELOR AT LA
J\ . Boom No. 6 , Frenzer Block , opposite P
Offlee. OMAHA. NEB
WM. L. PEABODY ,
& Offlsa In Crelghton Block , next
Feat Office , OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
HOrtBYXPOBLIO. COLLEOnOHB MAD
E. D. MCLAUGHLIN.
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE <
.A-THE PEACE Southeast corner * Filteen
lnng Promptly Attended to.TEJ
O'BRIEN & BARTLETT ,
Attorneys-at-Lav
OrriQE-TJnlou Block.Fi/teenth oui ? ratahai
A. L. ROBISON.
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Room Crelghfc
Block. OMAHA Kob. tunU
. ss.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KAR9ACH 81CCS , COR. DOUGI5TH STl
_ OMAaA. KER. _
W. J. Gonnell ,
atLa
Attorney- - w
'
ci tocos , up stairs , la Hanscora
new brick' btuldlog , H. W. ccrnsr Fifteenth an
Tnrnhara Strcctc.
JOBS L BKHCS. UHA3 B RlDICl
REDICK & REDICK ,
Sped * ! ettontton wll b given to all Bull
against corporations ol every description ; wl )
practice In al : the OourU of the State and tb
\ United States. Offlee , Farnham St. , opposlt
Court Hooso. '
ADAMS & 8IMERAL ,
- A TTORNEYS AT LAW-Room 8 CrelfUj
J\ . Block , 15th tud Doujlts streets. no9db
C. i. tf ANDERSON ,
A XtOBNSY AT LAW 242 Fatnlum Btfet
J\ , Omaha
PAHKE GODWIN ,
A TTORNEY AT LA.W-Ith and Donjli
Streets , with G. TT.Doane
. W. T. JUouiES. Q. J. Bus
RICHARDS & HUNT ,
Attorneys-at-Lav/
Orncx 215 South Fourteenth Street.
Only Direct Line toFrance
CENERALTRANSATLAHTIC COMPAN
Kow York and Ilarvo.Pier , N.B
BETWEEN Morton St. , pier ot company ,
trarelenby thia line at old both transit by Ei
! shrailway aud the ducomfort of crossing th
hanne lin A small boat
ANADA , FJUSGSUL , Welnesday January 2 :
Inoon.
AMERIQUE , B. Joccio , Wednesday Februai
11 a. m.
FRANCE , TacciLW , Wednesday , Februar
PBJCE'OF PASSAGE fmciuding wine ) :
TO HAVBU-FUst Cabin , $100 and80 : Secon
0 b D$55 ; Steerage , 2Clnc ! tiding winched dins
and ntinsiis.
rxtns DE BEBIANA int , 6 Broadway.N. "X
FBANK E. MOORES , Ko. 211 , West Bide lit
Street , Bet. Farcham and Douglas , Next Deco
o U. B. Express Offlee ( Sign ot Fain 9
teamihlp. ) O1IAUA. NEB. m2-6m
EAST INDM
BtTTERS !
ILER & BO. ,
BOLE MANUFAOTURBR3 ,
03IAHA. Neb.
( p 1 Q weeJc. J1S a day at home easily made.Cogtlj
ffi JionU'trro * . AiMr-wTrueCo.Portland.Ml
I MEDIOINt. :
" BADE ivv.r > . Tbe Great ? ADE Jj K.
Englleh
| \Eemo \ < ly ,
' An unfaUlng
cure for Sem
inal Weak.
ces3Sperma-
t' 'Siik. torrhca , Ira. '
that follow aa sequence ol Self-Abuse ;
llemory , Unlrenal Lassitude , Pain In ttu
Back , Dimness cf Vision , Frcmatnr * Old AC *
and ffiiay other Diseases that lead to Insanity 01
Consumption tnd Premature Grave.
y Full pcxticnlats in our phsmphlet , irhlct
we drein to seed tret ) br sail to every on * .
( yiha Specific Kedlcioei sold by all drngclttl
at $1 per package , or sis \ ickaios for 85 , or wU
be eoot true by m&il on ncsipt of tbe money >
Tca-Graviffetllclne Ocx ,
No. 10 Mjciaiics1 Dlcck , DBIWOT , Mia
,60LD IN OMAHA3Y . ' . K 1311. AND BY I
DRUCGJ3T3 EVERY WHERK.
t
. . SHOW GASES
IT
-cr. o.w i L r >
32U CASS. 61. , OilAHA ,
TEDS DAILY BE ]
OMAHA PUBLISHING . . PROPRIETORS ,
.ParflaaH-fet 9th and 10tStrc
TERMS 07 SUBSCRIPnON
1 yearln ad\-anca ( poitpald ) K
B months " ' i
mo tn - " " 5
TIMETAllES.
THEJHAiLS.
cioem.
C. H. W. E. B. , t JO a. m. , 8 p , m.
0 F.StQ.idOa.m.,8pm ,
C. R. L & P. R. B. , t-M a. m. , B p. m
C. & Bl. Joe 420 a. m. , 8 p. m.
9.Clty&P.i30 a.cu
U.P.R.Bliao .nj ,
B.4M.R.R,8-Ba.m.
0 4N.W.T50a.m
orumia.
0 Jk IT. W. R. B. , 11 Sk m , il p. w.
B tt. Q. , 11 a. m. WO p n ,
0 B.LkP.lla.mUp.m.
C.B.4EI. Joe , 11a.m. , 11p.m.
1 CityP. , 11 in
U P. . 4p.m.
B. 6 uTlnNeb. , ip
Local rp fj for State * loira leare nt o <
TTI : 420 a. m.
Office open bom 1Z to p. m Sunday * .
THOMA8 F. HALL. Poitaattej
Arrival andDepartureoiTralJ
UNION PACIFia
UUVE. AJJUVX.
Dally Express..12:16 : p.m. 8:20 p. m.
do iDied. . . . . . 8:10 : p.m. 426p.m.
do Freight . . B30 a.m , lUUp. m.
do do . . . . 8:15 a. m 1220a.m.
nil CARD OF THE BUBJUHGTOH SOU1
Exprc&i 8:40 p.m. Expres . . .r.lO Oa.
Uall 6.00a.m. UaU 10:00 p.
Eundayi Ezcepted. Sundays Excepted
CHICAGO , BOCK ISLAND & PACIFia
Uil 8:00 : a-m. I 10:00 : p.
press..8:10pja. I 10:00 : a. .
Sundays Excepted.
.CHICAGO & HOETHWESTERH.
Uall . .6:00 ft .m. I 150 p.
Expreu 8:40p.m. | 10-00 a.
Sundays ezcepted.
KASHAS OUT. ST. JOE & COTJKCUL BLUFI
uAvm. > AUITB.
tf&UM _ _ 8:00 D. t xpre . . . . . ' 645iL. :
ErprttB 60ip.m.jall. | _ _ T:40j ) . ;
The only line running Pullman Bleeping Ci
gut ot Omaha t Union Depot.
OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND SIOUX CI"
& PACIFIC BAILEOADy.
Express 8:00am. | SS5pl
Dally Except Sondays.
B. & U. B , B. In HKBBASKA.
Omaha ( IT ) . . . . 8:00 : am I Kearney J
PUtUmoutWarlOSS am J
rteuneyJ'iicarTS6 ( ) pm BedCloudOT.e35a
Bed Cloud ( xrr)7 X pm Plattsmouthari 50p
BloomlngUmu)9.Z5pm ( Omaha ( arr.i:66p ) :
BEPUBLIOAH VALtKY RAILWAY.
EUttlnn GT ) SAS a.m. i Bloomlngton ( ariaOp )
Bloomlturton 1 6 p m I Haatlnm ( ar ) 6:16 p m
Orleaui flv )7 ) 0 a. m. | Indhnola ( ar ) 1:00 p. i
Orleans ( ar ) 7XX ) p.m. | Indianola 0T 230 p. i
SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL B. R.
UaU . . .6.10 a. m. I Ezprees 100 a. i
Express. . . . 8iOp.m : , ( Uall 7:90p.i :
BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R. R.
mnorr THUKS.
Leave Omaha , dally : 8 a. m. , 9 a. re. , 10
U a. m. , 1 p. m. , S p. m. , 8. p. m. , B p , m. ,
Loire m. Council Bluffs : S35 a. m.BAB o.c
10:26 a. m. , lias a. m. , 126 p , mn ° . ' 2S p n
6 p.m635 p.m. , 6 5 p. m
Four trips on Sunday , leaving Omana at 9 ar
a. m. , 2 and 6 p. nx ; Conadl Blufts at 93
a. m. , and 8:25 and (25 p. m.
F12SSBQSB HUBS.
Leave Omaha : 8 a.m.,7 a. m. , 8:60 : a. n
p. m. , 1:60 p. m. , 7SS p. m.
Leave Council Bluff * : 7:16 x m. , 8:40 a. K
a. tm. , 6:2&p. m.-7.X p. m. , 7 0 p. tr
p. m. DaUy except Sunday.
OMAHA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY B. R.
LXAVl. AERITE.
I U 10:15a. : m. 4 5p.m.
Dailr exceot Bandar.
COMMERCIAL ,
Omaha Wholesale Markets.
OMAHA , June 18 , 1880.
HOTTER Am > JSQUS.
Iholcctable . . . . . . . 10@W
'ackers lota . 7@1C
reeh eggs , per doz . 12
[ oney . 2
POULTRY.
> nckenB. per doz . 22
tucks . 8 < g
GROOERIEB.
EUGAR&
tatLoaf . 10
owdered . 10) )
ronnUted . 10 |
tandard"A" . 10 ;
10
Ixtra choice and very bright. . : BO
right Table Drips . 45
rew Orleans MoHaesea . 0
Market advMc
, io , prime to choice . 17j
16) )
io good to prime .
io fair to good . It
[ ocha . 27J
G'JaVa . . "
BICE.
hoice
oodtoprim *
'ew Prunes . . . _ 8 ;
IdPrnnea . 61
tirrnnts.choice new . 7 ;
lackBerries . 12 ;
Aapberries . 831
itted cherries . 2 (
Uchigangrtd Apples . J
' 'Y . I
. Y. SUced
Ivaporated " . 5 ]
tate Peaches . i
alt Lake Peache . If
alifornla Peaches . 1C
CANNED GOODS.
S"0ysters , 2 lb cans , $ case. . 3 7 (
do do 1 lb can , per case. . 2 4 (
ightWeight Oysters 2 lb $ case 2 9 (
almon , 1 lb , I ? dozen . 1 7 (
do 21bydozen . 2 fi {
tandard Tomatoes,2 tb , # cage 2 3 (
" 3 ft , ca s 3 ( X
tandard Peaches , 3 lb , t ? case. 4 4 (
" " 21b , case. 3 4 (
aspberries , 2 ft , 1 ? case. . 3 Ot
lackberries , 2 ft , tf case . 2 8 (
orn,2ft. case . - 8 8 (
pples , Oftl , doz . 3 7
arrow Fat Pea ,2 ft , case. . 4 OC
tring Beans. 2 lb. per case. . . . 2 4 (
SUNDRIES.
utmegs. . 1 (
. 17
epper
ifipice . 1 <
lovesi . 4
ossia . 2'
ope . 91
indies , 16oz . - lc
reenwichLye.perjcaae . 3 8c
eansper bushel. : . 1 8C
leese fall cream . llj
UliASS.
ladow Glass. 60 per cent. dis.
count on list.
HARDWAEB.
IRON.
jmrnon bar . 3
orse-shoe bar . 4
onvsy nail rod . 9
Bl-EKL.
istplow . 9
m. cast , tool . . . 18
rs'p'e , Eng. do . 25
MAILS.
ins , upwards. . 5 60
rdWBshoe'g . 5 Bfl
" mule" . G M
caha nails tens , upwards. . . 3" 50
w'etr'ihn . 23@20
it&nmnaila . : . 23@SO
DRY GOODS.
BROWN COTTONS.
tlantic "H" . 75
3o "F1 . 7
ippereU "O" . 7J
K "R" . 7 |
3o "E" . 8 }
dianHead . 8
nrmceXXX . 10
> br Bka , Standard "AA" .
DENIUl ) .
noskeag . 16
aver Creak , "AA" . 14J
do "BB" .
lymakers .
is"AXA" . 15
o "BB" . „ 14
o "CC" . 13
arren "ATA" . w
do "BB" . M
do "CO"- . . . 13
BLEACHED COTTONk
insdale . 9
do Cambric . 12
tbpt . . ' . g
nitof the Loom . 10
aw York Mills . Ij
ills'Muslin . . . . . . l ]
amsutta .
pperell .
TICKINGS.
aoskeag . 18
J13O.B.O" . 20
3o "AA" . It
io "AAA" . 16
arlKirer 16J
U
JBIST5.
bany
bion.
Ancona fancy. , . . . 7
Manchester ; . . .
Merrimac. . . . 7
Menimac EhirtinRS . 6
Richmands . 6
Richmond ? , E . 7
Sprajue's . 6
Simpson's mourning . 7
Simpson's black . 7
STRIKES.
American . 10 ®
Amoskeag. .
Awning stripes . -
LewiitonA . 17
Hamilton . U
Omega . . . lla
Kttsfieldi .
'
LUMBER.
Framing , 18 ft and under. . . . § 20
Each add. ft. over 18 , per M . ,
Fencing , No. 1 , 12 to 20 ft. . . . 22
" No. 2 , 12 to 20 ft. . . . 20
Sheeting , dressed , No. 1 . 20
" " No. 2 . 19
Common boards , dressed . 22
STOCE BOARDS.
A Block . 40
B " . . . 35
C " . 30
Common stock . 25
FLOonnfc.
No. 1 flooring . 40
No.2 " . . ' . 35
No. 3 / ' . . . 25
Yellow pine flooring , No. I. . . . 45
No. 1 siding . 25
No.2 " . 22
No.3 " . . . , . 20
PICKETS.
No. 1 pickets , per M . 32
No.2 " " . 25
1 IMBUING.
No. Ifinielililiand2in. . . 55
No.l " 1m . 50
No.2 " li , 1J , and 2 in. . 45
No.2 " lin . 40
No.3 " in . 35
SHIP LAP.
Plain ship lap . 23
OG " No.l . 30
" " No.2 . 25
" " No.3 .
CEILING.
I beaded , G in. , No. L . 25
" " No.2 . 23
| " 1 and Gin. , No. 1. . . 40
" " " No.2. . . 35
Corrugated ceiling , No. 1 . 50
SHIXGLtS.
A. star ( best ) sh'ngles . 3
tfo,2 " . 3
N'o.3 " . 2
Lath . 4
Lime , bbl _ . _ , . 1
" bulk , per bu .
Cement.bbl . 2
[ owa plaster , bbl . 2
Michigan plaster , bbl . 2
[ lair , per bu .
Tarred felt , 100 Ibs . 3
Straw board , " . 4
3 G battona , per 100 ft. lin. . . 1
Well curbing . . . 30
[ lough A' , and 2 in. , iu battn ,
per 100 ft. lin .
PObTS
Jcdarhahes , 7 iu .
" " Gin .
" Quarter 8 in .
) ak,4x4 .
" ' 4xG .
) G easing , fij and C iu. , per
100ft.lin . 31
) ak plank and timber , per M. 40 I
Ulear poplar . 50 (
Hack Walnut . 100 (
HIDES.
Ireen hides , per lb . j
Jreen cured hides . i
) ryhides . 15al
) ry salted hides . 10a ]
IheepPelts . 25al
Tallow . 1
LIQUORS , WINES , ETC.
ligh wines , ijergal . 1C
Llcohol , 180 per cent , per gal. 2 ]
: ren h spirits , proof . 11
larshall'a bourbon whisky. . . . 1 i
ililler'b bourbon whisky . 1 1
( randy , very fine , per gal. . . . 2 00a8 C
_ " common to fine . IS
tin , 100 per cent . 1
" Holland , 90 per cent . 12
lums , tnixd Jamaica , per gal. 1 60a3 0
" New England . 20
[ ennedy Bitters per gal . 15
" " per case . 75
" " per 100 cases 7 0
hauipagues , pints in baskets. 25 0
Domestic champaigne . 22 O1
ort wine , per case . 1 60a3 0
berries . 1 50a3 0
Jes , Edinburg . 27
" Bass&C'o.'a . 22
uinness Dublin stout . 22
LEATHER.
.j . 3 :
eat oak . 4
rench kips . 1 lOal A. (
rench calf , leading brands. . . 1 50a2 1' '
omeatic kipa- , . 75al II
pme-tic calfs . 1 lOal 3 (
'emlock upper , per foot . 25a26
ak upper , per foot . 5r5a G
rain , upper per foot . 2 ;
inings , per do2 . 8 OOaO 9
oppings , per doz . 11 CK
orrocce ( bootleg ) per foot. . . 35a' I
" oil dressed. . . 3i
" Simon per skin . 3 00a3 2 ;
" glove kid . 3) )
oot webbing , per foot . 4i
HARNEbS LEATHER.
b. 1 Pittsburg oak . 4-
p. 1 Pittsburg Oak . 41
b. 1 Cincinnati oak . 4
o. 2 Cincinnati oak . . 3' '
o.lhemlock . 3 !
0.2 Hemlock . 3
COAL-RETAIL.
nthracite. .T. . 10 5 (
lossbuig . . 1201
ryoming . 851
skalooia . 5 51
iwa nut . 5 01
Tiite Breast . 551
I Am. All Played Out
a common complaint in hot weather. I :
iu feel so , get a package of Kidney "Wori
id take it , and you will at once feel it
nic power. It keeps up the healthy ac
in of the Kidneys , Bowel * , and Liver
id thus restores the natural life am
rength to the body.
IMPORTANT TO SUFFERERS.
The greattft benefactor ij one who relieve
in and curei disease. Dr Sihbec his accora
Ishod both by his tmr&clons discovery o
Lnakesis , " an absolute , easy , rapid and Infalll
9 cure/or PJLtS in ail ita el of development
,000 Buffers testify to its virtue. It is a timpli
pposllory , , acting as an icetrumcnt. poultio
d roeJclnc The relief is Instint , and cure ccr
! n. Price $1.00 per box. * Samples sent frecoi
plication to "Anaicsis" Depot , Box S31S
: w York. For sale by all first-class druggists
It is well known that a relationship ex
between piles , constipation , kidnej
seases and liver troubles. In Kidney
ort we have a remedy that acts on th
neral system and restores health by gen <
7 aldkg nature's interna' process ,
pt26d&w
A SOUR STOMACH
uses dyspepsia , audpoor teeth pro- -
ice sour stomach because the food
not properly m istioatcd. Keep the
eth healthy , and the body at large
ill bo in trim. Use SOZODONT re.
ilarly , for it is pleasant and health'
1. . Once in the house it stays there ,
Once smeared between pieces oi
aod , SPAIDIKO'S GUJE never let !
> . It is a fixture.
tjUUUST'S EMHIVZSCEhr SlLTZSB ArlEIDT.
e Healthful Seltzer Water for a Hundred
rears or more.
is been hetd of all Earth's fountains , tha mos <
Mtent to restore ;
It why across the ocean this boon of Katuri
ben the sick man In his chamber can exUm
x > rlze the Spr DK !
e Bottled Seltzer Water so cur leading chem
rts Tnth rail its healirg virtues , and turru
rapid on the waj ;
blie T.WAI < I s BABE ATSEIEM from a Fcwdei
dianged to foam , 7
an instantaneous Seltzer Epdng In every uf
tocrB home ,
EOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS.
JERVOUS DEBILITY
Vital WeaknectiadFtX
tratlon from overwork 0
promptly
. 28- -
temedr Ir - " p ct t i er.f
. nf . . i O
3MEO. XE - < 0 , ' : t J ' ' " ? - . . N.v-
BLATE PENCILS.
THE COMPHCATED MANKER IN WH1
THEY ABE MADE.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Several weeks ago there wu a i
in the West End. 'The Enquirer :
porter , whose duty it was that nij
to ran to fires , arrived on the ice
during the conflagration , and learn
that it was the soap-stone and -kit
pencil works which were' bornii
After the excitement oi the fire h
passed , the newspaper man got til
to think ( newspaper men do ton
times get time to think ) , and he we
dered what slate-pencil works w <
anyhow. There are very fewthir.
to _ be found in a large city wi
which an experienced reporter dc
not become familiar In time. Thi
life brings them into contact with
many things and pushes them into
many opportunities , that thoygatl
a vast fund of general information
a few years such is most people
other avocations of life fail to gath
in a lifetime. But bcre was som
thing new under the sun. The i
poittT rejolved to to back to th
slate-pencil factory when he got a 1
tie leisure , and learn all about makii
the useful implement.of mathematic
education , a d thus benefit hu OT
information bureau and help increa
the knowledge of others.
The factory jyas in the hands of tl
adjuster when The Enquirer report
reached it the second time. Fire ht
played tad havoc with the buildup
machinery and atcck ; but the gontl
manly proprietor led out wan arouni
ihovring htm how and where the pei
: ils are made.
The chief ingredient is soap-stom
nore scientifically known as talc <
iteatile. It is a grea y , whitish atom
ooking and feeling a great deal HI
jouutry soap , from which it takes Ji
lame. It is found ia but one localit
the western or mouutainous regioi
) f North Carolina.
Tbe stone fir.it comes inlar
ilmnks , and is first subjected to
; ru liing process in a common quari
Tjahing machine. It is then groun
0 a fine powder in a regular buhl
Mill , just as flour is made out c
Theat , and ihe powder is next bolte
ixactly as wheat is bolted. Thus n
breign or hard substance -remains t
; et into the pencil and scratch th
' . This fine powder , which looi
nuch like fluur. is then mixed wit
overal chemicals and a neufralizin
nbstanco , and the whole put into
ankand boiled , bein stirred cori
, lanlly by a revolving whee !
1 is then taken out and rui
nto another tank and ccolo.1 , tnrnin
nto a thick pasty substance. This i
aked , and , by means of machiner
aade oxpresaly for the purpose , i
noldcd into long slim rods by bein
arced through a round aperture th
ize of a elate pencil. These rodsro
lown an inclined plane on an eas
radej EO as not to break- , after whic
liey are picked up and cut into prope
sngths. They are then laid beiwee :
orrugated sheets of zinc in layer
ight or ten feet deep , the whole calle
kit , and put into a steam-heatin
ry-house at a temperature of 200 de
rees Fahrenheit , where they ar
aoroughly dried. The next -proces
i to place them in a furnace andbak
lem , after which , if they beintcndei
) r plain pencils , they are boxed read ;
> r shipment. Some , however , ar
mt up-ataira , where there are mei
id machinery to point one end o
lem ; while others stilt are sent t <
Bother department to be covorec
ith a red and white or white am
jld-ringcd paper. These pencil
test readily take the youngster's eye
id makes his mathematical duties lea
ksome than they would be if aided
f one of the rough , uncoveied am
npointed kiud.
And this is the by no means eas ]
recess In which slate pencils an
ade. Our reporter was shown 10 ,
K,000 ) pencils already boxed , wait
g shipment. The factory has a ca
icily to manufacture 150,000 a day
it has been making but 75,000 pei
iy , that being about nough to sup
y the demand. They supply all the
heels in the United States , and shir
.eir goods to London , Germany anc
uropaan countries. Now that oui
> ung readers know what trouble it ii
make slate pencils thny will proba
y take more care of the useful ar
; ! o of the echool room hereafter.
OABWELD AS A CANAL-BO ? .
IMINISCENCES OF OLD CiPT. M\EBS ,
WHO P1BST GAVE HIM WOKK.
; w York Times , June Htb.
Mr. Jona'han Myers , whose office
at No. 152 Montlcjllo avenue , Jer
y Oity , 30 odd years ago was the
iptain of a canal boat on the Ohic
xnal. Ho it was who gave- the first
nployment to "Jim" Garfield , as he
is then known , a poor , but verj
Ight and intelligent lad of 13. A
imcs reporter called on Mr. Myert
few days ago , and the following con-
traation occurred concerning the boy :
"Mr. Myers , " asked the reporter
nrill you be kind enough to state
bat you know concerning young
irfield while he was in your employ
ent as a driver of your boat ] " .
"Ho was a driver for me on the
bio canal , " replied Mr. Myers. "I
ivo watched his career ever since he
ft me , and have felt very much in-
rested in him , and gratified to see
bat ho has achieved. The firit time
ufan for the legislature of Ohio ho
is in my district , and I voted for
m ; after that I moved east , and that
the only time I ever voted for him.
hen he left me he did not 'boat' '
iy more. It is a mistake about his
er having been a iteeraman. He
is not large enough fora steersman ,
'hen he was in my employ he was
it moro than 13 years of age. I
member well when he applied
me for a job on my boat.
Q was a stout , healthy boy , and his
ank , open countenance impressed
s so much that I at once employed
m. He was always full of fun/and
ceedingly good-natured. I never
w him mad. He was with me about
ree months. He was always very
tonttve to his business. He was
so a great boy to read. If he was
it busy he was always reading. I
ircoly ever saw him idle. One day ,
we were going up the canal , he
me to me and said that he would
: e to get a place where he could work
d attend school. I knew of a doc *
r by the name of Bobinson , who
ed near me , and who was in need of
boy to attend his horse and do chores
out his place. I told 'Jim * he had
tier go no and try the doctor , and
he had not got a boy he had better
t the place. I disliked to part
th him , but I caw he was
D intelligent a lad to be driving a
nal-boat. He went up , and the
ctor 'froze' to him at once. The
ctor was what you might call a min
er. He was a Oampbellite and a
rygpod man , indeed. During the
at winter 'Jim' was with the doctor
got converted , abd after he got con-
rted they 'froze1 to him tighter
an ever. When spring came 'Jim'
mted to get some work to enable
m to buy some clothes , and ho spoke
the doctor about it. The doctoi
Id himjthai he mustn't leave school ;
at he must go through now. 'Jim'
Id : 'Doctor , but I haven't any
aney. ' The doctor told him that
is all right ; that he would stand ba <
ndhimT"
"Captain , do you remember any *
ing about him as he came to you ,
ien yon .first aavlimt" .
"AUI remtenW UttatJiBTM a
ry.poor-ljoy , ai& i atl"ni ; vex ?
rorably feapreated withllpu. .Jlhew
3al-boy were geperallji e shiftiest
* w * *
4 fc * * --J
lot of fellows , and it was hard work
get a good boy. Our boats wi
different then from what they i
now. We used to have them fitted
nicely to carry passengers as well
freight. My wife used to be on t
boat with me , and she thought a go
deal of 'Jim. ' His mother was all
but his father was dead. His fatf
had. been a farmer but he left ]
family BO very poor that they all h
to 'put to it. ' 'Jim' had a broil
and two slaters. The sisters are m ;
ried , and are farmers' wivi
His brother was a farmer , w
no.w lives in Michigan. Wh
'Jim * was converted he became
Campbellito , and ho Is still of tt
persuasion , I believe. After compli
ing his education he preached soi
and also studied law. He was al
admitted to the bar , but I don't I
Heve he ever practiced much. He w
elected to congress in 1S62 , but d
not take his seat until 18G4 , becau
he was in the army.
' The great difficulty we hadTU _
the drivers on our boats , " continui
the captain , "was that they would li
but if you got anything from 'Jii
you could always rely on it. I neyi
cautjht hlrn iu .1 lie while he was wil
me. He was getting $10 a monl
rod his board , and tint was consider *
( rery big wages. He was born i
Orange , "Ouyahoga county , Ohio. E
: mo to me aa any other boy to hi :
3Ut , "
Wnat Stopped Him.
Detroit Free Press.
Some weeks since , while a parly <
> f Detroit surveyors' were running
ailroad line down in Indiana the su
rey carried them acrocs a cemotsr *
'n the course of the survey a sma
take was driven into a grave , aud bi
ore it was removed and carried aheac
i lathy , long-legged Hoosier overhau
id the men , peeled off his coat , an
lancd around as he yelled out :
' 'Show me the man who dared driv
hat stake in that grave ! "
"We are going to remove it ,
[ uiet'y replied ono of the party.
"I don't csre if you are show m
he man 1"
"Well I'm the man , and what at
rou going tJ do about it1' ? aaid th
iig man of the lot : vi he ateppcd oui
"Didn't you know that was m
rife's grave ? " asked the Hcoaier wit
, considerable fall to hia voice.
"No , sir. "
"Well it is , sir my first wife1
rave. "
"And what of that ? "
"What of that ! Why-why , sir , i
hadn't married a second ono abou
month ago and kinder forgot m
rief , I'd take that stake and pin yo
o the fence with itJ It's lucky fc
ou fellers mighty lucky for you tha
.don't feel half eo bad a * I did ! "
A Wandering Wife.
liter-Ocean , June )2lh.
Mrs. John Randolph Kuhns , 2
ears old , of Connellsvillo , Fayett
ounty , Pa. , is a woman with a hia
Dry. She entered the Armory polic
tation Saturday night , in the attir
f a young country lid , and owninj
bat she was tired of ihe disguise am
er wanderings , asked for shelter am
rotcction. She said that m Jan. 1 ;
be was married in Connellsville t <
ohn Bandolph Kuhns , a miner. Shi
ad only met the young man eigh
mes before the marriage , and thi
moo was against the will of her par
its. Seven weeks ago last Saturday
ight John left home sayiug he" wa :
3ing to the postoffice , and he nevei
iturned. Having heard him speak
ig a good deal about Lead
ille , she thought he had gem
tore , and this idea was strengthened
f the receipt of a letter from Forl
feyne , Ind. , by his brother , to the
feet that he would next bo heard eli
i Loadville. She determined to fol
> w him , and the Wednesday after his
leapceartnce she bought a man's out'
t , had her hair cut , sold her furniture
id the next diy left Oonnellsvillc
ith 260 in her poekct. She Etrucl
ittsburg , Chicago ( spending twc
aura here)7 Bonaparte7 lawa , and
ien went out over the Chicago , Kocl
land and Pacific railroad to Omaha ,
here she found her money running
tort , and sold anorercoataud arin .
be reached Cheyenne with $14 and
iero "laid off" for some more money ,
iving written home to her people
bat she had done and asking foi
.oney to return homo. On receiving
K ) from them , however , she pushed
i to Leadville. Here she spenl
ght days visiting the mines and ask'
g for her "brother , " Rin Kuhns ,
it did not find any traces of him.
y the time her money had a eecond
me run low she determined to give
p the hunt and start for home , and
.d so , on foot , but with a good Lnowl
Ige of how to dead-head it. She
ok in Denver , Pueblo , Ohoyenne
id Omaha , after various encounters
the kind the ordinary tramp meetc
ith when he finds a railroad con-
ictor. On the other hand" kind
sarted parties were not wanting , and
any a good meal and a few dollars
are tendered the traveler. At Mia-
in , Iowa , she hired out to a
rmer for $18 a month and board , "
ith one day's practice with a harrow ,
i abortive attempt to milk a cow foi
.e first time , ana the novel position
ie "Jound herself in when told to un-
irnoss a horse and ride him to water ,
sgusteel her with farming and she
n away. At Coshran she tended
.r . for a week , and quit that because
e feared her BCX was suspected ,
'alking six miles to Shelby , she
awled , penniless and suppcrless , in-
a freight car last Wednesday night ,
is locked in , and only escaped Satur-
y night , half starved and famishing
th thirst , at Grand Crossing.
The appearance of the young woman
ih this "strange , eventful history , "
good , in her bojs' clothing , though ,
e delicate wrist , the pose of the
ad and body rhen sitting down , and
d other trifles , fender tbe disguho
insparent , though to make-up , from
t to boots , Is perfect. The police
> uld be glad if some charitable laDS -
DS would call and see the girl and fit
rout with some clothing becoming
r sex. A"'well known citizen thinks
i has a clue to her husband , but it
a faint one , though the police will
f and follow it up. In the meantime
would be well for them to com-
unicate with Connellsville.
GUILTY OF WRONG.
'ome people hare a fish ion of conf tuing ex
lent remedies with the larjre mass ot "patent
dlcineV' and in thi ) they are guilty of a
on ? . There ara com } adicrtitei remedies
ly wprth all that is asked for them , and one
Icwt we mow of Hop Bitters. The write ]
l had occasion to use the Bitten in just euch
climate is we have mort of the jearla Bij
r , and has ahrsys found them to be firsi-clasa
i reliable , doing all that is claimed for them.
Tribune.
BucKlen'a Arnica Salve
The BEST SALVE in the world foi
its , Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
heum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Ohapp-
[ Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all
nds of Skin Eruptions. Thia Salve
guaranteed to give perfect satiafac-
> d in every case or money re tended ,
dee 25 cents per box. For sale by
dly J. K. ISH , Omaha.
$500 Reward.
EVe will pay the above reward for any ease oi
rer Complaint , Dyrpeptia , Side Headache , In'
[ ration , Constipation or Costivenee § we cannot
re with West's Vegetable Liver Pills , whenthi
ectioni are strictly complied with. Ihty art
nly vegetable , and nsver fail to give satisfio
o. Sugar coated. Lua boxes , containing
fill * , K cent * . For sale by all drozgliti. Be
n ol counterfeit * andtaitations Tt genn
i manuUcturedaaly by JOHSO. WESr& CO. .
lie flU Maien , " 181 4 183 W. XadisonSt. .
lotga. Free trW package icit by sail prc
idea receipt oi a 3 cent rtaap.
Joid at wholesale by 0. F. Ooodniio. OF. R. Ixb
il Keanarc } & Fonrtbe , Omaha. ( lip5dilj
AN OPEN
AMONG THE LADIES
The brilliant , fascinatinc
tints of Complexion for wbicj
todies strive are chiefly arti
flcial , and all who Trill take the
trouble may secure them ,
These roseate , hcTvitchiiislmes
follow the use of Hagan's Mag
nolia Balm a delicate , harm
less and always reliable article ,
Sold by all drnggists.
The Magnolia Balm conceals
every blemish , removes Sal-
lowness , Tan , Kcdness , Erup
tions , all evidences of excite
ment and every imperfection.
Its effects are immediate and
so natural that no human being
can detect its application.
ONLY EFFECTUAL
KD ! ; D\ \
AND BPFCltlC FOR
! riiht'aDl3cas ; < - , Elabetei , Nervous Dabl'itj
1'ain in tbe Hack , Loins rr Side , Dropsy ,
Gravel , Incontinence aud Retention
of Urmeand Female Complaints.
Send for our treatise on the Kidneys , entitle
'Echoes You Should Ueod , " a little pamphlc
ontaiuinj a great deal of information free.
Excelsior Kidney Pud Co ,
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
* aT3old by D.Y. . 3AXC & CO , Omaha
RON TURBiN
WIND EHI
MANUFACTURED BY
last , Fees & Co. , Springfield , 0.
The Strongest and Host Durable
ENGINE
In the World.
Hundreds In use in Iowa and Nebraska Sole
' Dealers in marly cvfry county.
This cut represents our
luckeye Force Pump
which 5s particularly
adapted to Wind Mill
uie , as -works easily
and throws a constant
stream , and does not
freeze up in the cold
est Teather. . Send for
prlca list
V , ' . H. EA.YNER ,
Western Ap't , Onnha , Neb.
HICAGO SHOT TOWER , 00.
Manufacturers o !
STANDARD SHOT
BE SURE TO BDY IT.
THE BEST IN MARKET.
. W , ISLATCnrORD CO ,
inufacturcra of I.cad Pipe.Sheetand Ear Lead ,
Block Tin , Pipe ana Sold.r , Ltazced Oil
and Oil Cake.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
9 NORTH CLINTON ST. , CHICAGO.
SBp28eodtf _
xcac
( A Hlcdiclnc , noti Drink , )
CONTAtXS
, nucnu , 3
DANDKLION ,
ALIi OTIIE1. BlTTEILS ,
' '
OU'JtSJEI
11 Diseases of the Stomach , Eckels , Blood , LlTer ,
Honeys , and Urinary Osons , Kcrrousacss filcp- '
sscesa an J crceaJJy Fenilo Coraplalrta.
81000 IK COLD.
ffll be pal J for a care they Trill not cr Xiorhclp , or
ar anjthlne impoio or tijnricuj font ' In tlicn.
Ask your drugstt for Hop E tters aul try them
Dforo you sleep. lete no other.
[ or Corco Ccr IstLe swc-clert , cafcrt and tjcet
lortonllcthers
i. L C. la an abeola * s and IrrcsMlMe cure f ci ilrani
cnncss , U30 of t/j&m , tobacco and narcotics.
ytf r * * Send for circular iLft-f-jtff
h ! n-N.Y. ]
f&/S7/- * 'vV " * * & ! &
THiTSWEIGHTINGOlB.
[ TEES COLIC IN MAN OR BEAST.
PRES COLIC IK MAN OR BEAST.
PEES ASTHMA , CUBES ASTHMA ]
JRE3 CATARRH , CUKE3 CATARRH
IRES LAMENESS , CURES LAMENESS .
IRE3 NEURALGIA , CURES SECRALGIA7.
LJRE8 PILES. CUItES PILE § !
SOLD IN OMAHA BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
GTGo to Your Druzg-lst for Ml33 Frtenzan's
iw National Tjea. For brightness nd dua
lity of color they are unequalled. Color 2 tc
l , , price 16 cents.
'INECAR ' WORKS !
Jonu , Hit. Sth and 10th Sts , OXA.SA. .
Rrrt quality distilled Wine and Cider Virata
any ftrength below eastern prices , and war
ated lost as { peed fit wholesla ted reUtl ,
tul forprica UK. ERX8T KKEB9 ,
GO EAST
-VIA THE
Chicago & Northwestern
2,380 MILES OF ROAD 1
It U the SHORT , SURE and Safe Route Betwesr
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE
and all points EAST and NORTH.
IT OFFERS THE TR&.VELINO PDBUC
GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE
ADVANTAGES THAN ANY
OTHER ROAD IN
THE WEST.
It Is the ONLY ROAD between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Upon which Is run
PULLMAN HOTEL CABS !
In addition to thewand to please all classes of
innalere , It gives FIRST-CLASS MEALS at Its
SATING STATIONS at 60 cents each.
TS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS I
TS COACHES ARE 'iHE FlNEftT !
ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS
\oawijh the Best Travelinz Accomruoda-
lonsjou will buy vour ticket by thi * Koute
C3-AND WILL TAKE NOSE OTHER.
Ul Ticket Agents can Kll TOU Through Tickets
\ia this road and Check urutl Baj-
gage Kree cf Charje.
) MAIIA TICKET OFFICES 12H Farnham St. ,
Cor. llth , and at Union Pacific Depot.
) EJ VER OFFICE In Colondo Central and
Union Pacific Ticket Office.
JAN FRANCISCO OF-ICE-2 I JW Montgom-
cry Street.
For information , folders , reaps , ttc. , nut ob-
jinable at Home Ticket Omce , addre s any
3 nt of the Company , or
IAHVIN HUCHITT , W. STENNin ,
Gcn'l Manager , Qenl Pa . Aeent ,
CHICAOO , ILL.
JAMES T. CLARK ,
_ Oen'l Agt Omaha & Oonncll Blogs.
5IOUX CITY & PACIFIC
AND
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Sioux City Boute I
00 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE !
From COUNCIL BLUFFS to
5T. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMABOK ,
nd all points In Northern Iowa , Minnesota and
lakota. This line is equipped with the Im-
reed Westinghouse Automatic Air Brakes and
Iiller Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
1 unsurpassed. Elegant Drawinjr Boom and
leepinc Cars.owneJ and controlled by the com-
my , run Through Withcnt Change , between
nton Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Bluffs ,
nd St. Paul. Trains leave the Union Pacific
ranefer Depot at Council Bluffs , at 6:15 p m. ,
aching Sioux City at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Pan !
; 11:05 a. m , making
SJ-TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE or
ANY OTUEE ROUTE.
Returning , lcae St. Paul at 3:50 : p m. , ar-
viitr at Moux City at 4:45 : v m. . and Union
icific Transfer Depot , Council Blufb , at 9.50
m. Be Buro that v our tickets read via "g. C.
P. R. R. " F. C. HILLS ,
Superintendent , Missouri Valley , Iowa.
E. ROBINSON , Aas't Gen 1 Pau. Agent.
J. U. O'BRYAN ,
mtbwestern Freight and Pasttnger Agent ,
j-20-tf Council Bluffs
> HORT LINE
1SSO.
, C.ST.JOE&C.B.R.R. ,
la the only Direct Line to
T. LOUIS AND THE EAST
From OMAHA and the WEST.
> change ot cars between Omaha and St. Louis
and but one between Omaha aod New York.
LX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
lastcrn & Western Cities
Itli less charges and in advance of other lines.
This entire line Is equipped with Pullman's
Palace Sleeping Cars , Palace Day Coach-
d.Ulller's Safety Platform and
Coupler and the celebrated
Westlnghonae Air-Brake.
rSEE THAT YOUR TICKET BEADS1 * !
jBTVia Kansas City , St Joseph acdTEl
jKTCouncilBluffs R.R. .
Tickets for tale at all coupon stations in the
cst.
cst.F. BERNARD , A. C. DAWES ,
Gcn'l Supt. , Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Ag't
St. Joseph , Mo Et. Joseph , Mo ,
W. C. SEACUKIST , Ticket Agon. ,
i Fifteenth Street , between Farnham and
Donglas , Union Block , Omaha.
8. 1EHON , A. B. BARNARD ,
Pass. Agent , Onuha , Gen'rl Agent , Omaha.
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars I
TIBC
_ _ _
CHICAGO
| URL1NGTON' & QUINCY
1th traLOth ind Perfect Trick , Elegant Pas
senger Cc aches , and
JLLMAN SLEEPINC & DINING CARS
_
is a-kcoVedged by the Press , and alt who
travtl u\cr it , io be the Brat Appointed and
Ecbt Managed Hoai In the Country.
ASSENGERS QOINa EAST
Should bear in mind that this ia the
EST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points East , North aud Northwest.
Passengers by this Route have choice of
DUE DIFFERENT ROUTES ,
id the Advantage of Six Dally Lines of Palace
Skcpmj Cars from Chingo to
ew York City Without Change.
I Express Trains on this line are equipped with
the Westinjhouso Patent Air Brakes and
Miller's Patent Safety Platform and
Couplers , the moat Perfect Pro
tection Against Acci
dents in the world.
JLLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND DINIHQ GARB
Are run on the Burlington Route.
Information concerning Routes , Rates , lime
mncctioiiB , etc. , will be cheerfully given by
> pyinz ! at the office or the tiurllngton Route ,
rourtecntn Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
E. PERKINS , D. W. HITCHCOCK.
Qcn'l Hanajcr. Gen.Vcst'n Pass. Ac't.
0. PIIILLiePI , St. Joe. , Mo.
General Agent , Omaha.
H. P. DUEL ,
i5-tlly licket Agent , Omaha.
fn ( BQfl per day at home. Samples worth
J IU H > U 5 free. Address SUnaon & Co. ,
irtlaud , Maine.
5 THAT. ACTS AT THE SAME THE OH
S5THE LIVER ,
THE BOWELS ,
and the KIDNEYS ,
4 77.4 eomu action cms it wonT -
T d.rf''lfcxr fo curs all diteawt.
? 2lui ? j L WS sfcfc ?
- Ikztusc tee attain these great organA
* & I'come dfsged or torpid , and\ \
\fo'Kr \ ouahr.-norsare therefore foreedl
§ t.So fieb'ojd that tfumld l ezpeOed\ \
BMocs3Ess , pn.Es.cossTBpAnes ,
4 KIDSEf COSPtilKTS , UBI51BX
U DISEASES , FESA1EWEAK.
? 5E.SSES. ASBHEBTOUS
3 DISORDERS ,
§ by causing free cation cf ( hoe crgant
? t and restoring their power to throw off
3 < J > X 50.
d lYhySnirfrBniocipans ! na ehsl
3 Whr tormented irltliPlle.i.Conrtlpatloa I
r ; Wiy frishtened OTcrdbordired Kidneys |
' 3 Why ni'lura nerrou or sick headaches !
" Vi iiy haya sleepless nights I
Us ! KTDKET TVOBT Crut rvjoiM ta
ArMZi i j o dry. wyettOU compoundand
O = o rcekcge vlfl nrTsf tit ijlsiC 3St4Jetm
Gel U ofyo r Pnyaltt , At tri3 er&r i
jorycu. Price , tiJXt.
For CouglisjColds , iironclutis
SUREGIJ
Asthma. Consiiiiiptioii ,
And ALL DISEASES of the Throat and Lungs.
Put Up in Quart Size Bottles for Family Use.
- DOS' T BE DECEIVED by nnprlneir-IcJ d ! ers who try to palm off open oa
. Rock and Rye In p'ace of ourTOMI RCCK and RYE , which Is th.onfyJJGD.
ICATED article made , the GENUINE navinc a GOVERNMENT J > TAM1' on. each bottle.
Extract from Keport of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue :
TREASURY DEPARTJIKVT , OFFICE OF INTERNAL RKVENUF. )
Wisinsoiof , 1) . C. , January J6 , IsSO. )
( cssrs. LAWRKNCE t MARTIN , 1111 Uidison St , Chicago , II s. :
G yn , M > s : I havercccUeda'ceitifltdfciniu'a' slrlnc tbe IngrwiknU and riUtnecr tor-
tons ustd in the manufacture of an article whici y > u a Uerti-9 and ell under the name of 'TM C.
tOCK and RYf. " ThU coropoani ! . acconlu R to j > ur f < imuli , in tte cnnion f thu tUicr. tt uld
lare a f ufficifiU > iuintity of tie BALSAM OK TOLt * 'ogive i * all tbe d\aitf a'uilnl iv thw
irtlcle in pectoral complaint i , while \tc whilsidsjicp cciuUtcte an unuUk'ti rendeurg tba
timpound an agreeable n intdj to the tatiint.
In the opinion cf this ofiit e , on arlie c c .nii > OLn'rd acccrdirjc t- this frrniuU m > p ep lN
: li bcd ameihcintl f rcparat on under the jnovisu t s < f & < licilue A.fnlluniuKcti < n3 , V. I S.
Revised tatutf , and ben ro Btr mjcil n H } t n , lll > liii'-'iiUH , / pothevar.e , au < l Cthtr Peiicil
without rendering them liable to J > j nociil t > \ tel , \i r < lra'cti >
Yours Kespectf ulh , ( Signer ) G KEEN. B. R AUM , Commissioner.
Law rer co & Mariin , Chicago , S < Ie Agents f .r thr L 1 1 t < l States ar tl Caraila. N > J br Vtiif *
risls , Grctvnes and General DcaUiitTCifccic. . Wht ctaleent _ forheij .SThELE , JObNBO > *
2O , will supply the trade at aanufacturc : prices
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CCOCHAPHY O < fHfS COUNTRY , WJt4U\
SEE BY. EXAMIMINC THib MAP , TrtAT THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R.
S THE GREAT COJiSECTIXG LINK BET1YEEJT TILE EAST &THE
Its main line runs from Chlcaco to Council . '
laffi. puslnx thronKh Jollet , Ottawa , La Salle. neat feature of cnr Palace Cars l a * SM' >
eneseo. Mollne. Rock Island. Davenport , \Vet bALOON * nero yon can enjoy jour 11 v awv1
Iberty , Iowa Ctty.Marenco. Brooklyn. Urinncll , at nil boors of the < lar.
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es Molnes ( the capital ot Iowa ) . Stuart. Allan- Jlaenincent Iron UridtfeJ cpan thcM.oBM
e. and -Avoca : with branches , from Curu nud Missouri rtrcrsut all pomu crcusetl ST
auction to Peorla : Wilton Junction toWusca- line , and transfers uie itroided at Counct. t
tc , Washington. Falrncld. KMon. llelknap , Kansas Cltr. Learenworth. and AtcoisoS
cntrevllle. Princeton. Trenton. Uallatlu. Carae- nectloni belnemadn in Union Uepotn.
n. Leavenworth. Alchison. and Kaasas CUT ; TUB PUl.NtlPAI. 1L It. CONXKCTItVi
Washington to SlKourney , Oskoloosa. and Knox- THIS MUEAT TllUOUUIl 1JNE
Ille ; Keoknk to Farnlncton , Itonaparte. Uen- IOLLOW3 .
msoort. Independent , Cldon , uttumwo. Cddy- At CHICAHO. with all dlterglog lines " * vn Mf
llle , Oakaloosa. 1'clln.Mnnroe. and DesMoines : Eut find b < iuth. * *
! ewton to Monroe : Ue .Moincs tolndlnnolaand At E.VGMWOOD. with the L. 8. i M.S.
Hntenet : AtlantlJ to Lewis and Andubon ; and Ft.V.&CMt. . Rda.
. oca to llarl&n. This Is positlvelj' the onlr AtWAsni.NOTOx UEICOTS. with 1 * . i.
Allroad. which owns , and operates a through L. n. K.
ne Irom Chlcaco Into the State of Kansnv At LA HALLE. wf.h 111. Cent. K. K.
'IbronKb Express Pasaencer Trains , with Pull- At I'tonlA. with P I' . A J ; H. D.4E. L-
mn Palace Cars attacbed.areruu each way ilally % Y. : lll.illd. : audT.l'.A W. Ilda.
etween CHICAGO and ProKiA. KANSAS Crnr , At UCX.K ISLASHI wtthMilwaukee a.
oraciL IJLnrrs. l EAviswoirrn ana ATCHI- Island 3 aort Unb. and flock l l d A fee.
OJ * Throogh cam are also run between Mi'"nu- At IJAVENPOirr. wlta the Darenport
ee and Kansas Cltr. via thu "Alllnaukeo and. C.M.St.P. t.K.
lock Is I and Sho-1 Lino. " At\\ESTLinEHTT.withtheB-.CH.A ? >
The Great V.ock Island" Is maKniacently At J RUTVLLI. Tlth Ceotrai Iowa K. It.
quipped. Its road bed la simply perlect , and Its A t DES 3IOIM.d. wtlh p M. i V. D. B. * .
rack Is laid wtth itcel rails. At COUNCIL ULCfrs.wltb Union Pacitir rwSL
What will please you moat will be the pleasure At OMAHA , wtth B. * Mo. R. B. u. in Na. )
t cnloylnK your meals , while passing otertbo At COLCMIICS J rjvcTiox.with B..C. It. A. f-.IUi
eauuiul prairies of Illinois and Iowa. Iu one of At OrrciiWA. wttn Central Iowa It. y V1.
ur mssnlOcent Dicing Cars that accompany all St. L. Pacu and C. B. 4 y K. Kds.
'hroufoi Express Trams. You get an entire At KKOKUK.withToL. Peo.iWar. :
ical , as KOOO as Is served In nnjr nnt-class hotel , Lours * Pao. and S t l Keo.4 NAt -
orsSTentynve cents. At CAMEKOV. with U. etJ R.S.
the fact that a majorltr of the AtATCuisoir witnAtch.Topeka4Sui.t f *
eoplo Appreciating prefer separate apartments for different At. b. * > eb- and Cen. flr. U. P. K. IWs.
I.CAVENWURTH. with Kan. Paa.wo ttat
At -wo
urtna * * < * < n2 * b immADi t tvL % cmHr btulncss
f this line warrantln < 5 ttj. wo are plunseij M an- C ntR. ltdi.
ounce tnat tbls Company runs Pullman Palnce AtKANSAi Crrr , Trtih all line * tar tiW k
laving Can for sleeping purposes , nnj Palace and Southwest.
PTIT.I.MAV PALACE CAICS nrr run Ihroneh to 3'EOKIA , VKM j.vi *
OlT OIt. Itl.TJFFS. KANSAS C1TV. ATC1IJSOX. end LKAVEX\VOIITII.
Tlcltetvia this Iilne. knnivii a * tbe "Orrut llocli l lauil Huate. " re cJa OM
11 Ticket Acent * in the United Stair * und Canadn.
For mrormatloa not obtainable ut your bome ticket offlee , addre * * .
. KXliX&A.I L , . BX ST. aOHIC ,
Gen'l Sjperlntendcnu Uen'l Tit. and I'na'Ki Aii
DHAS ;
: URNiTURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS
Lnd everytMng pertaining to the Furniture and
Upholstery Trade.
i COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE
1208 and laiO Famham Street.
, P month t
Improved Buckeye
Dombined Riding Corn Cultivator
iB1 o : e , isso.
MANUFACTURED BY P. P. MAST & CO ; , SPRINGFIELD , 0.
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Beam Walking
Cultivator , mtu or without Srrin a.
Fhe Xew Force Feed Buckeye Drill , one or two Horse Style *
Enquire for them at the beat dealers.
F. H. PUSH , Gen. Agent , Omaha , ffeb.
A new an/i hitberto unknown remedy { or 11
diseases of the Kldn } t , Bladder , and Urinary
Oreans.
It will positively cure Dtatctf s , Gravtl , Drop-
* y , Brizht's Dlieasf , inability to retain or ezpell
the Urine , Catarrh of the BlidtTer , high colored
and pcinty urin , Painful Urm ttn ? , LAMS
BACK , General Weakcess , aod all female Com
plaints.
It avoids internal medicines , is certrJn In it
effect * and tures vben nothing cite can.
For tale by all Drc gltts or sent by mail free
Upon receipt oi the price , S2.CO.
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. , PROFRS.
Toledo , O.
tSrUtsA you nJdreaa lor asr little toclr ,
HoV Ufa was Saved. "
K , JSff , Afost for SebrMta.
ROME TESTIMOSY.
Hear what Ex-Uayor Carrey , aa inflaaitis
and prominent citizen of Piqua. av < :
fvat. O , D ceniber 29. U78
The Da. BOSASKO MID cui Co. PSqua , O. :
OrsTLiyct I feel under many obligation * to
you for tha relief afforded me ty tha BM o' your
invaluable medicine , Dr. Bocanko's Bhemaatt ?
Cure. I barn been for many yea > i a lulterer
from Chronic Khcmnattan. scflarmcat Umr
moat ezcrudatln ? ptjos , and deprinc ; me 1
many nlthts * lep. Afterconiultin ? annmtot
of physicians and outalnln no relief. 1 com
menced using your Pheucatie Cun and after
osing four bottlej. and taviig the Blood FnrUer
la connection with it , I am absolutely cnre'IA"
from any pain , bla to attand to my bnuna j uui
resting perfa tly cotnfortabla at night.
Eespectfully your * , 8. B. AEVET
FREE rjr.Besti * < fTnsii"c. nrrnl }
titm and fttel Itn ! m offboattjL.
Addreu
Tha Br , Bosauio Mtdicino Co , '
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