Nebraska Newspapers

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THE GENUINE :
DK. C. SlcLANE'S
UYEB PILLS
\ ver.-an n a ious
rwn 1 l
\ * 2plal5 ? ' Dyspepsli , and Sick Head-
fitand r36503 ! ° f & * * character , they
Xrithout a rival
ACUE.AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre.
I ! paratory to , oraftef taking quinine. Aa
a simple purgative they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
genuine are never sugar-coated.
Mr b. ° * has a red'w" seal on the lid ,
JththeinipressionM6LA E > S LIVER
r ' .E3" ' wrapper hears the signa
tures of C. McLxyE and FLEMING BEOS.
TvT,1. . ? HI0" ? ua"nff the genuine
BB.C.HcLAN '
'S LIVER PILLS
, prepared -
pared by
FIEJIIXG BROS. , Pittsburgh , Pa. ,
the market being full of imitations of
the name JTcLtntc , billed differently ,
out same pronunciation.
OUOHS , BRONCHITIS AND CONSUMPTION.
What a WeU-Knovrn Drug-gist says about
Allen t Lung Balsam.
MOTHERS. READ !
- OAXLABD Sumos , ir.
OuTtBKGc : The demand for Allen's Luc *
Ealgam b Increasing : constantly. The ladies
Chink thereto no medicine e-inil to It lor Croup
ad Whooping CouKh. C. S. ilAKTIN.DrcfgiBt.
Ko'd ' In all UeJidne Men.
Heuutltul GUoro
, Picture. Very In
o * 7 objectstoflr.d.6cndHla2npforpaek
DR.K.C ABU Y Rnlftlo N. V. *
- HM. SIMERAL ,
A TTORNEY AT '
lAW-Campbell's Block ,
_ X 18th 8trect.Ktwe iiFanihani and Douglas.
' " " " " OMAHA. UKB.
L'THOMAS ,
A TrORNKT-Al' LMV-Loans money , buys
* Ecom 8-c 18ht n
l-J ck - -
\ 4 , . C. TROUP ,
A T .T LAW Office In Hansccm's
JtX iock. Mth George K. Prltchett. 1 0
fanfr api St. , _ OMAHA. NEB.
DEXTER L THOMAS ,
A TTpRNET AT LAW-Crulckshankii Bolld
cl. fag- _
A. M. GHADWICK ,
TTORNEY AT LAW Office IBP * Farnhazn
L. Sir et.
et.A.
A. SWARTZLAKDE
TTOOtlET AT LAW Cor. ISth aad Jftrnham
maySU
WILLIAM A. FONDA ,
Jl TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
JHL Room No. 0 , Frcnxer Block , opposite Post
OMAHA , NEa
WH. L. FEABODY ,
LAWTSR Office In Crelrhtoa Block , n st la
Port Office , OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
rUBUC. COLLKCnONB
E.-U. MCLAUGHLIN.
: i TTORNEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF
± \ . TnE PEACE Eouthewt corner Fifteenth
urdDouglalSt.
Collection ! Promptly Attended
O'BRIEH & BARTLETT
Attorneys-at-Law ,
OFriCE-UulonBloUc.Flft6enth an ,
A. L. ROBISOK.
TTORNEY AT LAW. Room Crelghton
Block. OMAHA Neb. luni-U
OD. S
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KARBACH BLOCK. COR. DOUGISTH STS.
_ OMAHA.
W. d. Gonnell ,
Attorney-at-Law ,
Office : Front rooms , ur > etalrs , ! n Hanscom'i
sew brick building , H.V. . corner Fifteenth and
Fuahara Streets.
JCIW L BKSICZ. C2AS R. ItolCK. O
REDICE & REDICK , P ,
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Attorneys-at-Law. GSt
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SptdU attention will ha given to all'suits
against corporations ot error ? description ; will
cnctlce tn al ; the Courts of tbe State and the
United Btajes.Office , Famham "St. , opposite
'
Court Home' - " -
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ADAftS&SIMERAL ,
A TTOBNETS AT LAW Room 6 Crolgbta R :
J $ . Block , lEth Rcfl Doujlu street * . 'noSdh PiE
E :
M
C. F. fm'DERSQK , 0.
A TTOBIIZT AT LAW 212 Farnlum Street
Omaha 0.G
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PARKE GODWIN , -
A TTORNK7 AT LAW llth and Douglas Ni
A. Btneto , with 0. TT.Doans 01
01Ci
. W. T. RICUARCS. O. J. "Hus T CiBI
RICHARDS & HUNT , BIPi
Attorneys-at-Law PiM
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, N.
OrriCB 215 South Fourteenth Street.
N.Sa
Sa
Only Direct Line to France , Ca
CEKERALTRANSATLANTIC COMPAN i'S
BETWEEN New York and Harre.Pier 42.N.R
foot of Morton at. , pier of company.
Traveled ! by this line ai old both transit by En Sa
lah railway and tha discomfort bf crosalnjf the "
banne'lir it small butt "Sti
ANADA , FKAKOEIO , Wednesday January 21
Jnooo.
AUERIQUE , B. JOUOLO , Wednesday February St !
11a.m.
FRANCE , TRZC&LU , Wednesday , Fehmary' Be
, ll m. , . Bli
PJUCE OF PASSAGE ( inclcdlng win ) : Co
TO BAVRK-Firat Cabin , $100 andJSO : Second CoNa
CabinSS5 : Steeragu , f20lncludlng wine , bed ding Na
aad utlncfls.
LOUIS DEBEDIAV.Apent , 6 Broadway.N. T. Sb
FRANK K. MOOIIES , No. 211 , Wcet BidelUb SbNu
Street , Bet. Famham and Douglas , Next Dooi Nu
o C. S. Express Office ( Sign of Ftda d
teamship. ) OSI.MU. NKB. m2-6m . IS
Clc
Ca
PwO
EAST INDIA
JLEH & CO. ,
SOLE ilANUPAOTUBBRS.
OH4HA. Neb.-
( P r/rja / west. tlSaoay at home easily made. Uottlw
tP IliOCtfltTff. Ail.ln-nn Trn A Co. Portland. lie
OKAY'S SPECIFICMEDIOIN& :
TRADE MARK" .
cureforBca
iaal Weak
nessBpemia.
toxrrleR. 1m
* w * w" .
EeforaTaJnii !
that follow as sequence of Self-Abuse ; lott
Memory. UnirerEal Lassitude , Fain In thf
Back , Dimneu ot Vision , Prematur * Old. Age
and many other Diseases that Isad to Insanity or
Consumption ind rrematuro Grave.
3TFan particulars in our phamphlet , which
we desire to Bead free by mail to every one.
3The Specific Medicine U 61d by all druggist *
at Jl per package , or sir l ackaces for ( S , or wl ]
be cent f rve by cull oa receipt ci the money *
GnsviTedldne Co. .
. 10 it'M'trf Fleck
O. ( , DSTEOlt. MlCI
SOLD IN OMA3ABY J. E. ISH , AND- fey I
DP.DCC3T3 EVEUYWHER * .
SHOW GASES
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THE DAILY BEE !
OMAHA POBUSHIHQ . . PHOPUfCTMi.
Farnham , let. Stk and KHk . Street * .
TERMS OF BUBSOBJPTIOK. ' \ ' \
1 year.ln advance ( postpaid.i..98.00
0 months " ' . - . 4.00
months " " . . . : . . . . SJK )
TIME TABLES.
THE MAILS ,
0. N. Tf. B. R. , 120 . a. , I p. m.
0 B. % Q , , 4 0 a. m. , B p. m.-
C. B. L i P. R. R. , 430 a. m. , 2 p. to.
0. & St. Joe 4:30 : a. m. , 8 p. in.
3. City & P. liO a. m.
U. P. tt.-R.UdOa.in.
R. & M. B. R , 8:76 a. ta.
O & N. W. , 7:80 a. m
0 4 K. W. R. B , , 11 a. m. ii p. m.
B fc. Q. , 11 a. m. 9:80 p m.
0 R. L&P. . 11a.m. 11 p.m.
a B. ft St. Joe , 11 a. m.,11 p. m
9. City 4 P. , 11 m
O P..ii > .m.
B. fc M. In Neb. , i p
IxxaJ mails ( or States Iowa leave at o
r.vlz : i-30 a , m.
Office open from IX to p. m Sondays.
THOMAS F. HALL. PoetmagteJ.
Arrival andDepartureeiTralns
UNION PACIFIC.
UUVB. Alum.
Daily Express..12UB p.m. 8:20 : p. m.
do Ulxed 6:10 : p. m. 3Sp. m.
do Freight.6:80 : a.m. 1:40p.m.
do do . . . . 8:16 : a. m. 12:20 a. m.
TIW CARD OF THE BURLINGTON ROUTE.
AULIVB QICAHA.
Express 8:10 : f.m. Ezpreea 10-00 a. m.
llall 6:00 : a-m. Mall 10AOp.ni.
Sondayl Ezcepted. . Sundays Excepted ,
CHICAGO , BOCK ISLAND & PACIFIC ;
Hall 6:00 a-m. I lO Op. m.
press 3:40p.m. | 10 0 , m.
Sundays Ezcepted.
* CHICAGO & NORTHWESTER ! ? .
Hill B:00ajn. I 7.20p.m.
Erprew 8:40 : p. m , | W00 .m.
Sundays excepted.
KANSAS cmr , ST. JOE & COUNCIL BLUFFS.
J" MAT * . , AJUUTB.
M ll _ _ _ 8-00 * m. I KrpreB. . . flaS a. m.
' *
, "Theonly'unerunning Pullman Sleeping CM *
out of Omaha to Union Depot
OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND 8IOUX CITT
& PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Expreea.i 8.-00 m. |
Daily Except Bund
a & u. R. B. in worn *
Jiiw ]
Kearney JTiclT)6Mam )
PlattanonthfarlOAA am , _ t- , .
KeameyJ'ncar)7&S ) pm I Red Cloud ( Iv.fc35 am
Red Cloud ( arr)7B5 ) pm I Plattsmouthari50pm )
IUoomlugtonar)9:2 ( ) pm I Omaha ( arr.4Upm )
BEPTJBLICAirVALlJSY RAILWAY.
Hattlnn ( Iv ) 8:03 ajn. i Bloomlngton ( arlJOp.m )
Bloommgton 125 p m I Hjurtlajn ( ar ) fcfifi p-m
Orleans ( Iv )7:30 ) a. m. I In-lhnola ( arl 0-p. m
Orleans ( ar ) 7rf p.m. | Indianola GT 2 JO p. m.
8IOUZ CTTT & ST. PAUL B. R.
Mil ] 8:10 a. m. I Express 100 a. m
Express 8 : 0p. m. | Mall 7 * p. in
BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R. R.
LeaTe Omaha , dally : 8 a. m. , 9 a m. , 10 .
11 c. m. , 1 p. m. , J p. m. , 8. p. m. , B p. m. ,
tn ,
Leave Council Bind ! 825 a. m.,9 6 a. m. ,
10:25 : a. m. , 1155 a. m. , 136 p. m. , "V25.P m
S4 p.m.,825 p.m. , fc25 p. m
Four trips on Sunday , fearing Omana at ? and
a. m. , 2 and B p. m. ; Council Bluffs at 9 5 ,
a. m. , and 2 5 and 625 p. m.
rA&nxan mm.
Leave Omaha i Q a.m.,7 a. m. , 8SO a. m , ,
p. m. , 1:50 p. m. , 735 p. m.
Leave Council Blnfis : 7:16 a. m. , 9 : a. o. ,
a.m.fia5 p. m.,7a P. m. , r Op. m. ,
jLm. Dally except Sunday. - . ,
OHAHA fit "REPUBLICAN. TALLKY B. B
LR1VB. AUITI.
till I0.4f5a.rn. 1-Mp.m.
Dallr exceot BondaT.
COMMERCIAL.
Omaha Wholesale Markets.
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1
OMAHA , June 22,1880. 1I
BUTTER AND EUUS. f
holce-toble 10llo
ackerelots 7@10 j
resh eggs , per doz 121
[ oney 20 T ,
POULTRY.
nickens , per doz 225
neks 8@9 C
GROCERIE8. 1
SUGARH. S
BtLoaf 10
swderod 10i
ranulated . - IDS fi
andMd"A" 10 |
IA 10
ctra "C" . - . - - 8 | B
STHUP8. D
itra choice and very bright. . . 60 f
right Table Drips 45 JF
ew.Orleans Mopasses. . . . . . . . 50 .XI
Market advancing. E
COFFEE. Bier
ior prime to choice 174
[ o-good to prime 164 Q
io lair to good ,15
ocha
, G. Java. .
RICE. .
icice
> od to prime
3 w Prunes 8 :
d Prunes. . _ &
irronte.choicQ new.- 7
ackBerrleg 12
ispberries 33 J
tted cherries 2u
ichigan grid Apples 8
Y. Sliced < Y' , - . 9
aporated " . ' . . 64
te Peaches 8 .
It Lake Peaches 15. " *
llfornia Peaches 15
CANNED GOODS.
"Oysters , 2 Ib cans , case. . 370 V' '
Io do 1 tb can.percase. . 240 Io
; htWeght ! Oysters 2 Ib V case 2 90
Lmon , 1 ft , $ dozen 175
lot 21b , ' . dozen 2 H5
indord Tomatoea,2 Ib , case 2 30 ca
" " 3 ft , tf ca 8 3 00
indard Peaches , 3 Ib , i ? case. 4 40
" " 2 ft , V case. 340
.spberries , 2 Ib , ? ? case. . 3 00
ickberries , 2 Ib , t ? case 2 80
rn,21b.tfcas9. . ; S 80.
iples , Gal , tf doz 375 fa
, rrow Fat Peas,2 Ib , V case. . 4 00
"
ring Beans. 2 Ib. per case. . . . 2 40"
SUNDRIES. _ .
bnegs. - 10
pper 17
jploe 17
ivea1 45
ssSa 25 "t
pe. . . . , . - 9i < to
idles , 16 01 13
ienwichLye.perJcaee 3 85
insper bushel 1'SO
MSB full cream. . . . -114 $ l
adow Glass , 60 per cent , i
count off list. * < - f " '
HARDWARE.
IRON. cur
omen bar t. . . . , , 3 < < Un
rse-shoe bar r. . A-
tplow ' " 9
. cast , .tool * 18 "Tl
'p'g ' , Eng. do . . . . . . , . 25 Chi
KAILS.
snpwards. 550 "and
i'd'sshoe'g ; . . 550
1 mula" 650
iha nails tens , upwards. . . 3 50
'str'shn ' . 23@SO
onm nails : . . . } t 23@ 0
DRY GOODS. ton
BROWN COTTONS. * tioi
mtlo "H" 73
, "P" 7 ste
perell ' ( % 7 |
! "E" ! . * . " ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! . * ! ! ! s |
ianHead 8
Tense XXX 10
nwka. Standard "AA"
DENIMS.
oekeag . 16
rer Creek , "AA" . 14J
do "BB" . . IS *
maken .t. . . . " . - s |
ner.v " 8
Jc > : : : : i : : : : : : : : : I 22
' "co" . ' . * : . ' : . * : : ; " . : : : : : ; " CUB
BLEACHED COTTONtl
njalo. . . . 91 cu *
Caxnunc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - 12 § CUfi
* ' ' " ' " " * " " *
to the'Loom."r.r 10 ctf
York Milln izj "T
iJJIcslia li M
irotta 12 | Kew
jerell 131(5 ( 74 Mlt ;
HCKXNQS. 51
ekeag IS
iO.B.o . . . . . . . .t ao
"AA" l < i
"AAA" 18 TT. .
IBirar 16J Hi
oka . .MMM ' ,18 Indi
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00 < tf * * i ! * ;
LUMBER.
Framing , 18 jL and under. . . . § 20 00
Each add. f Cover 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 , dressed . 22 00
TOCK BOARDS.
'
Astock . . . . 40 00
B . " . . . . .a , 3500
C , J.r- 3000
.Common stock 2500
No.Mflooring 40 00
No.2 " . - . 3500
No.3 " 2500
Yellow pine flooring , No. 1. . . 4500
SIDING.
No.4eiding . " . 2500
No.2 " 2250
No.3 " 2000
FICKETH.
No. " 1 pickets , per M 3250
No.2 2500
FIX1SH1NG.
No. 1 finish , 1 $ , ij , and 2 in. . 55 00
No.l " lin 5000
No. 2 " 1 * . \ \ , and 2 in. 45 00
No. 2 lin. 1 4000
No.3 in 3500
SHIP LAF.
Plauishlplap 2300
OG ' * No.l 3000
" " No.2 2500
" No.3
* *
CEIL1KC.
f bea'ded , 0 in. , No. L" 2500
No.2 2300
i " -laud Giu. , No. 1. . 40 00
" " " No. 2 35 00
Corrugated ceiling , No. 1. v. . 50 00
_
A stir ( best ) sh'ngles . 3 75 ;
No.2 , " 300
N0.3 " 250 ;
Lath. 4 00
Lime , bbl : 135
" bulk , perbu 40
Cement , bbl 250
lo'wa plaster , bbl 2 50
Michigan plaster , bbl 2 75
Hair , per Jra ; 25
Tarred felt-100 Ibs 300
Straw'board , " 400
O G battens , per 100ft. lin. . . 1 25
Well curbing 3000 ,
Rough 4. and 2 in. , in batts ,
per 100 ft. lin. . . 50
- , -POSTS I *
Cedar halves , 7 in. . . . . 18
" . " Gin 1G
" QuarterSin 1C
Oak , 4x4 30
" 4x6 40
0 G casing , 5J and 6 in. , per
100 ft. lin ? 300
Dak plank and timber , , per M. 40 00 e
DJear poplar 5000 tin
Black Walnut 10000 titl
HIDES. tl
Erreeu hides , p'er Ib ,
Gtreen cured hides
Dry hides , , , 15al' ' tc
Dry salted hides - . . ' . .f. 10al2 tcpi
JheepPelts Callow 25al 60 iitc piii
tc
LIQUORS , WINES , ETC. tcfi
fi '
Ugh wines 108 fihi
, pergal hi
Ueohol , 180 per cent , per gal. 2 10
? "ren h spirits , proof 1 18
Marshall's bourbon whisky 1 23 iiici
filler's bourbon whisky 1 25 ci
Jrandy , very fin < , per gal. . . . 2 00a8 00 cid :
" common to fine 150
Jin , 100 per cent.- 150 inTl
" Holland , 90 per cent 125 Tl
lums , inixd Jamaica' , per gal. 1 50a3 00 Tin
" New England 200
[ ennedy Bitters per gal 1 50 an
" " per case. . . . . 750
th
" per 100 cases 7 00
lhampagnes , pints in baskets. 25 00 lei
Domestic champaigne 22 00 th
'ort ' wine , per case. . .t t 1 E0a3 00 foi
berries 1 50a3 00 lei
Jes , Edinburg 273 hu
" Bass&CVs 225
uinness Dublin stout 2 25 nu
LEATHER. SO !
est slaughter sole 32
estoak T 41
rench kips 1 lOal 40
rench calf , leading brands. . . 1 50a2 10 ahi
lomeBtickips 75al 10 ha
lomeitic calfs 1 lOal 30
foi
[ emlock npper , per foot 25a26
ak upper , per foot 55a26 ; fifl
rain , upper per foot 25 hu
ihings ; per doz 8 00a9 50 chi
oppings , per doz , . , . 11 00
[ orrocca ( bootleg ) per foot. . . 35a' 8 po
" oil dressed 35 si
Simon per skin 3 00a3 25 an
i glove kid , . . 30
oot webbing , per foot . 45 eet
HAKNEfaS LEATHER. th :
b. IPittsburg oak . 44 da :
b lPittsburg oak . 42 ani
o. 1 Cincinnati oak . . , . -41
gal
of 2 .Cincinnati oak . . i , . . J. . 39
o. 1 hemlock . . . . . . 39 gei
o.2HemIock . 37 for
'
{ COAL-EETAIL. 3itwi
twi
nthracite 10 50
th
lossbutg 12 00
Vomiug 850 poi
550
wa nut. . : 5 00
poi
Trite Breast 550 Cu
A SOUR STOMACH ODI
uses dyspeps'a ' , aud poor teeth pro- the on
ice spur stomach because the food
ten
not properly m isticated. Keep the
the
eth healthy , and the body at large
'
ill be'in trim. Use SOZUDONT re- goc
ilarly , for it is pleasant and health * cov
L Once in the house It ataya there. soc
tur
Once smeared between pieces of of
jed , SPALDINO'S GLUE never lets sue
. It-is a fixture. yie
by
[ t ia well known that a relationship ex * ren
a between piles , constipation , kidney fav
Bases and liver troubles. In Kidney
ort we have a remedy that acts on th tha
leral system and restores health by gen > and
aiding nature's inUirna' process , ing
) t26d&w yiel
atai
, $500 Eeward. the
Ve * } ! ! pay the above reward for any case mal
er Complaint. Dytppsia , Sick Headdie , In-
estioo , Cousiipstion or Cottirentss ire cannot
e with West's Vegetable I iver Pills , henthe
actions are strictly complied with 1 hey are
fjy vegetable , and ne > erf ail to jfive satishc- C
i.- Sugar coated. . Largo boxes , containing eral
Pills , 25 lento. For sale by all drugist * . Ce hou
re of counterfeiU and imitations. The gum-
manufctnred only by JOI1NC. TVF.ST& CO. froi
he Pill Makers , " 181 4 183 W. Madison St , she
cage ? Ficotri.il package cent by mail pro-
I on receipt b a 3 cent stamp. call
old at wholesale by C. F.Ooodmin. J. K.Ish" bey
Kennud 4 KorsT.he , Omaha.
mot
1 Am All Flayed Out his
i common complaint in hot weather. If due
i feel so , get a package of Kidney Wort car !
[ take it , and you will at once feel its the
ic power. Ifkeeps up the healthy ac- ted.
i of the Kidneys , Bowel * , and Livet chai
1 thus restores the natural life ana
ingth to tbe body. agec
ho
whi <
he i ;
thei
quei"I
"I
repl ;
<
RES COLIC IN MAN OR BEAST. rate :
RES COLIC IN MAN OR BEAST. not ;
EES ASTHMA , CURES ASTHMA. men
IKS CATARRH , CUttES CATARRH. emp"j
_ "j
IES ] LAMENESS , CURES LASIENE8S.
enut
IE3JHECRALGIA , CURES NEURALGIA. ly
RES PILEd. CURES PILES.
thou
OLD IN OMAHA BY ALL DRUGOIST3. day
rGo to Tour Dnijrfgt for-llira Freeman's
National Dyes. F r brightness and dura- prov
T ot color they are uneqa ncd. Color S to and
„ price 16 cents. ITU-IT nigh
ERVOUS DEBILITY imp
ing i
31 V1U1 Weakness and Pros , tinu <
trati-a from overwork or
rUradi , Tl
qaes1
Fetdlng
National Live Stock Journal , Chicago , _
.Pigs dropped thia'spring that are to
be marketed this year flhould bo posh
ed hard from the beginning , * ia order
to iasuro the largest per cenUge of
profit. They otnnot be permitted to
go back , or even Id" stand still , in the
accumulation of Roth for a day , with
out UBS. JThe utmost skill of the
feeder is often taxed with the little
fellows when they are about M month
old ; for at that period the milk of
the dam ceases to be sufficient to meet
the wants of 4ho growing pigs ; and if
they have not been permitted to learn
to eat before that time ; and if an
pbundsuco of highly nutritious food ,
in 1'quid or semi-liotffd form , is
not furnished them from this
time on , it will be impossible to
keep up the rapid growth that has
been attained by simply feeding these
so tvs * properly up to that period.
Ground oils and corn mixed , or
ground corn with wheat middlings
will make a good slop for the pigs ;
soaked corn will afeo be highly relish
ed , and will be found well adapted to
keeping the pigs in high flesh ; but as
soon as the new corn is fairly in milk ,
that will be found the best of all fat
tening foods. "Make bay while the
sun shines , " is the embodiment of
sound doctrine in that department of
husbandry ; but the injunction , "Make
pork before cold weather comes , " ii
equally a * sormd a maxim for the gov
ernment of swine raisers.
But if the pigs are tn be kept over
thewintcr , and fed off for the next
spring or autumn markets , we would
recommend Itsjof the forcing process ;
less of the stimulating , fat toning grain
diet ; and would urge the importance
of clover and grass ai a means of keep
ing the pg4 in a good growing condi
tion , and at the same time keeping
thfiu healthy. Pigs cannot long stud
up under the forcing system the high
pressure plan of feeding that produces
the enormoin weights sometimes at
tained at six to nine month a
and while this is perhaps , after4
ill , the most profitable method
o the Breeder and feeder , we very
nuch doubt whether it is the course
hat produces the best quality of bacon
ind hams. In these extra heavy pigs
he weight ii largely made up of fat
here is no corresponding growth of
> one and muscle , and the pork is soft
md oily. On the.contrary , when pigs
ire given the run of the clover field
luring their firet summer , with only &
m < ill allowance of grain , the bone
nd muscle is developed by the food
nd oxercue ; and when they come to
ie fattened off for market , there will
o found a much greater proportion of
'lean meat" than in the earlier ma-
ured piga.
A retire Cows.
The following statistics of thii well *
stabliihed breed , deserve tha atten-
ion of all who tie interested in dairy
latters , and clearly indicates that
tiese cows are scarcely yet appro-
iatel at their true varae.
The Ayrshire cow has been known
) produce over ten imperial gallons
f good milk ia a day. A cowfeeder
i Glatgow , selling lnsh milk , is said
> have realized $250 in seven months
'oraone good cow and it is stated on
igh authority , that § 1 a day for Biz
tenths of the year , is ho uncommon
icome for good cows under similar
reumstancas ; and that 75 cents a ai
ty is balow the average. But this aig' '
iplies high and judicious feeding. g'h
be average yield on ordinary' food 81
ould be considerably less. 81IE
Youatt estimates the daily yield of icc i
i Ayrshire cow * fcr the .first two or c <
ree months after calving , at five gai 01
ns a day on an average ; for the next
ree months at three gallons ; and Io
L- the next four months at one gala - Io
a aud a half. This would be eight IoRi
indred and fifty gallon ) as the an- clhi
ul yield of a cow ; but allowing .for hiar
me unproductive 'cows , he estimates ar
a average of a dairy as six hundred sc
llona per annum for each cow. scne
tree and a half gallons of the Ayr- ne
ire cow's milk will yield one and a
If pounds of butter. He there- 01) )
d reckons two hundred and fit
; yceven pounds of butter , or five ivwl
ndred and fourteen pounds of wl
aeso , at the rate of twenty-four on
unds to twenty-eight gallons of milk lei
the yield of every cow , at a fair ill .
d perhaps rather low averaga , in an en
'rshiro dairy during the year. Alton th
s the yield much higher , saying foi
it "thousands of the host Ayrshire i
iry cows , when in prime condition ho
d well fed , produce one thousand- an
lions of milk per annum ; that in thafl
icral , three and three-quarters to afl
ir gallons of their milk will yield be
pound and a half of butter ; and er
anty-aeven and a half gallons of ye
sir milk : will make twenty-one he
iinds of full milk cheese. ' ye
Dne of the four cows originally im- yewa
rtod into this coTmtry by John P.
shing , of Massachusetts , gave in pi ,
3 year 3,864 quarts , beer measure ,
about 464 gallons , at'ten pounds to
i gallon , being an overage of over 8
i and a half beer quarts a day "for cell
i whole year. It it asserted , end me
) d authority , that the first Ayrshire full wrt
r imported by the Massachusetts atl
iety for the promotion of gricnl- hu >
e , in 1837 , yielded , sixteen pounds a i
butter a week for several weeks in and
icession on grass feed only. Those
Ids are not so large as those stated
Alton ; but it should , perhaps , be
lombered that our climate is less
orable to the production of milk tie
n that of England and Scotland , BUI
I that nu cow imported after arriv- Goma
tt maturity could be expected to ma i
Id as much , under the same circum- haHe <
aces , as one bred on the spot where He
trial is made and perfectly accli- cbi
ted. thi
co ;
Died of Improvements. for
) no of the South Lawrence enum-
tors , say * The , Eagle , stopped at a nla anc
ire the other day.where , from the i
it door knob , hang a fold of crape , nal ly
wing that the grim tccs-enger had
ed and summoned a soul io * the far COD
ond. Bad be not been a govern- ten
it employe he might have shirked size trla
duty in this instance , but , with sized
respect for the relatives of Ihede-
, ed dead one , he stepped lightly to
rear door , rapped and was admit- J ]
He found thpre , seated in a Tl
r , with his head bowed in grief , an pain ,
I man. After stating Ids buiineis lrAu plsl
asked the necessary question * , blec
: h were readily answered. Finally 20,00
nquired who wss dead ! tupp and ]
My wife , sir , " sorrowfully replied tain.
* ppU
iged man.
flew
What did she die ofi'lwas thenezt
ition.
Of improvements , air , " was the
7-
73f what ? " again asked the enume-
r , who thought that the man did
fully understand his question.
Df improvements , tir , of improve *
ts , " again was the reply more
hatic than before.
Sow could that be ? " asked the
nerator.h's ' curiosity now thorough-
roused.
( Veil. " said the man slowly and They
ghtfully , "the doctor came Mon- Hail
nlght and he said she was 1m- Bail pot
ing , he came Tuesday 'morning bri
said aha was Improving , Tuesday Whei
t he and told per
came ma shs was The I
oving , ha came Wedaesdaymom- Ists >
md she was deid. " "Tec , " eon- Parts >
id the old man , "the died of im- Whili
ements.1' ' en *
ie qnumeratct > did not prew big
*
traveller from-
ibori in the ea tbom bb 4to
about .half the "distance had been
traversed they stopped at a small
place ( o change horses. While they
were changing the passengers improved
the opportunity to take a lunch. They
stepped up to the counter of the little
restaurant and each took a piece of
.pie and a cup of coffee. When they
hid finished the lonch the ? asked the
price. The man < in attendance said :
> '
"One piece of'pio 50 cents ; one cup
of coffee 23 cents 76 cents each. "
One of the party grumbled a little
about the price , whereupon the old
man behind the counter straigntened
himself up , folded his arms in a dig
nified manner and said : "Stranger ,
look at .me ; do you suppoto I am stay
ing'out here for my health J"
How Biddy Sarved the Censua-Man
Chicago Tribune.
"Indadf , Mr. Avery waa a pleasant
man. J lived there three years and
eivin months , an' he was always the
same.
"Wan time , when there was extia
work , he comes down , an' says he ,
There , Mary , ' says he. 'so many slips
is hard on shoe-leather , an * here's a
nice , soft pair iv elippora for ye' ; an" ,
thruo enough , there they was , low-
cloth shoes wid thin soles frr me tired
feet.
feet."Mrs.
"Mrs. Avery , she was a great lady
for goin' aff airly in the mornin' an'
stayin * the blissed day. Many's the
time I've said to her , 'Shure , Mrs.
Avery , I wish yo'd wear both iv yer
watches whin ye're goin' ou an" not
lave thim layin' around along wid all
the rist iv thim fir.o things on the
byrrau ; how'd I know but twoor throe
ttiaves would bo comin' in , an' what
could I do all alone in the borne ? ' An'
Mr. Avery used afton to say whin he'd
come home at night , ( Ah ! Mary , arc
'Yia tir'I'd 'an'
yehtroyitr , , eay ,
where ilsa would I be ? ' 'Why , I didn't
know but wan iv thim thaves had
como an' carried ye aff , ' he'd say.
"Well , wan day , it was a Moonday ,
an' I was a wathin' , an' the door-bell
rung , an' I wint up an' opened the
door , an' there as nice a young man
as ye'd want to see , wid a lovely white
coat on ; an' says he , 'Goodmotnin' ; is
the gintleraaa av the housa within ? '
Says I , 'He's not , sir.1 'Is the lady
within ? ' says he. 'She's not , sir , ' says
f. Says he , 'If ye p'azo , what's the
name iv the family is livin' hero ? '
Says I , 'Shure , an' can't ye see for
jrersel * whin the big door-plato is
itarin * ye in the face ? ' 'Ah ,
pis , ' says he ; 'Avery , is it ? 'The
iamo , sir , ' says I ; en' I begin
ihuttin' the door , for I thought
by this time he'd * better be goin'
ibqut his business" , and lit me go to
aie washin' . 'Stead Iv that , says he ,
is imputinent as ye piaze , 'An how
nany is there in the family ? ' Thin I
mswered him pretty short , 'Divil a
Tan but us three-Mr. Avery , Mrs.
i.very , and meael. 'Ah ! well , ' says
wo hands an * joost gave him wan
hoove , and tint him sprawlin' to the
oot iv the slips.
"It was an awful scare he gave me
nyway. What would he comin' in
ar ; no one in but meselfI an' there in
be middle iv the back parlor itandin'
n a marble-top taMe a holdin' an illl-
ant silver pitcher , an' goblets all
11 lined wid gold'on a Bilver thray ,
a1 the house filled to the top wid illi-
mt things ? An' how'd I know but
e'd be carryin' a lot iv thim away ,
a' me BO scared I wouldn't bo able to
iy a word. I'd be smart to lit him
, wouldn't I , ma'am ? Shure he
mid stand in the sun a minute with-
it damaging his complexion. 71
"Thin I shut the door quick an'
eked it , and' peeped through the parr -
r blinds , nn' there he was joost a
tting up. Thin he brushed aff his
othes with his hand , a mutherin' to
mself ; for ye see the wind ? was up ,
id , could hear him thro' the wire
reen. Thin he went aff , lookin1 up
t' down at the house , an1 wint in
* " *
ixtdoor.
"Afther a while , whin I was hangin1
it the clothes , I see Mollie over the
ice , an * says she , To 1'it the marks
ye wit hands on that gintleman's
bite coat , an' when he rubbed around
t the pavement , it was a pretty
okin' sight ye made iv him , ' aays
.e ; 'he come in hero mad
lough , an' says he , "What sort iv a
ing is that they have in next door
ragyrl ! " '
"Thin , Mr , Avery , whin he came
me , 1 joost told him all about it ,
d says I , 'Now , Mr. Avery , won't
e giutleman , bad luck to him , be
kher eendin * a policeman for me an'
takjn' me up for 'sault an' batth-
yl' 'No , no , Mary ; I'll stand by
for protectin' me property , ' says
. 'Ah , ha ! that wai a close shave
had from the thaves that time ,
isnt ! it , MaryT
"Shnre , but Mr. Avery was a very
: aiaut man. " L. C. H.
'
GUILTY OF WRONG.
ome people have a fashion of confuting ex-
lent remedies with the large mass of "patent
ilclneii , " and in thii they arc guilty of a
mg. There arer som > adtertited remedies
y worth all that U asked for them , and one
ewtwo Know of Hop tJitters. The writer
had occasion to use tbe Bltteu in Jrat such
climate IB we have most of the year iu Bay
ir , and has always found them to be llrst-clasj
1 reliable , doing all that is claimed for them.
Mbune.
4. WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
For the speedy cure of Gonsump-
n and all.diseases that lead to it , | u
: h as stubborn coughs , neglected
Ids/ Bronchitis , Hay Fever , Asth-
, pain in the side and chest , dry fi
eking cough , tickling in the throat ,
larseness , Sore Throat , and all
ronic or lingering diseases of the
oat and lungs. Dr. King's New Dia -
rery has noequaland has established
itself a world-wide reputation ,
my leading physicians recommend
1 use it in their practice. The form-
from which it h prepared is high-
recommended by all medical jour-
s. The clergy and the press have
aplimented it in the most glowing
ma. ' Go to your druggist and get a H
\l \ bottle free of cost , or a regular by ]
i for $1.00. For sale by
1(6) ( ) J. K. ISH , Omaha.
Bl
MPORTANT TO SUFFERERS.
ie greatest-benefactor U one who relieves
and cure * disease. DrSilsbee has accom- a ,
led both by hismiracloos discovery of aC
akesb , " an absolute , eisy , rapid and inWli-
tire for PILES in all itagoi ot development. a
0 suffers testify to its virtus. It b a simple
ository , , acting as an instrument , poultice s
aeicinc The relief is insUnt , and cure cer-
fi
Price $1.00 per box. Samples sent free on
ieation to "Anakesis" Depot , Box 39JC ,
York7. For sale by all first-cliss druggist } '
P
IBiKT'S BrJRTMCEST SXLTZSR ArERIETT. Axt
Healthful Seltzer Water for a Hundred
in or more.
> een held of an Etrth'a fountain ? , the most
nt to restore ;
rby across the ocean this boon ot Nature
i f he eick man in his chamber can extern *
ize the Spring ?
Jottltd Seltzer Water o our leiding chem.
y
with tali its healicg : virtues , and turns
id on the way ;
TAUisfB RAM ATHUEIT Irom a Powder
aged to foim ,
Initactaneous EftltKr Epi'mg in erery ruf-
il"t home.
EOIJ > BT ALL DJICCGISTS.
' XF.IAF5RT4CO.
AN OPEN
SECRET
AMONG THE LADIES
. brilliant , fascinating
tints of Complexion for vrliich
ladies strive are chiefly arti
ficial , and allTvhoTTill take the
trouble may secure them.
These roseate , bewitching hues
follow the use of Hasan's 3Iag-
nolia Balm a delicate , harm
less and always reliable article.
Sold by all druggists.
The Magnolia Balm conceals
every blemish , removes Sal-
lowness , Tan , IJedness , 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
AND 8PFCIFIC FOR
eMo , Eiabctci , Kervnus Dubiiitv.
Pain in the Back , Loina or bfde , Dropgy , "
Gravel , Incontinence aud Retention
of Unne.and Female Complaints.
Send for our treatise on iheKidnovs , entitled
"Echoes You Should Heed , " a little pamphlet
: ontalnln a great deal of Information free.
Excelsior Kidney Pad Co. ,
SOLE PUOPRIETORS.
by D. y. BASE .t CO. , Omaha
DHICAGO SHOT TOWER CO.
Minufacturcrs o (
STANDARD SHOT
j&g &S * ,
-jgr - "ISp iV k
3 = -
- *
it TMMminK nnimi'mffni'y
BE bUUE TO BUY IT.
THE BEST IN MARKET.
! . TV , BLATCIIFOR O .
aiiufacttirer * of Leid Pipe.Mieettnd Bar lead ,
Block Tin , Pjpa nd Soldi r , Linscetl Oil
and Oil Cake.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
0 NORTH CLINTON ST. , CHICAGO.
FEVER AND ACJUE ,
f elite , rcfrcsliinp Bleep theacqnhltlonofficsh
color , are b'cf ' binps attendant upon tha re-
ativepricessesnhi.b this priceless invi orart
edily inttbtes and carr ei to a successful con-
Ston. Dijcstiou in restore I a .d su'Un.nce af-
de-Jtocichli'csustuninirorjanbythe Wtte-8 ,
ich is inoffens even to t e fe ninine palto ,
[ etible ia cumposition , andtho-ou hly safe ,
'or sale hy al ! UruTKbtsand Dcale
TURBINE
WIND ENGINE
MANUFACTURED BY
ist , FOOS. & Co. , Springfield , 0.
The Strongest and Most Durable
/iND / ENGINE
In tha World.
undredi in use in lovn and Nebraska Scid .
dealers in nearly ovfry county.
? hls cut represents oar
ickeye Force Pump
'hich ia particularly
dapted to Wind Mill
ige , aa it works easily
nd throws a constant
tream , and does not
raeze up in the cold-
st weather. Send for
rica list
W. H. KA.YNER ,
HTettem Ag't , Omiha , Neb.
IOP BITTERS.
( A Medicine , not a Drink , )
COSTAESS
HOPS , BUCnU , MANDKAKE ,
BAXDELIOX ,
i inEPciisiisT , ) Bzst Jlroicu. Qciiinzs m\ \
ITT /yrrrr Ttl n p p <
Diseases of the Stomach , Bowels , Blood , Ltmr , ,
acys , and Urinary Organs , Nervousness. Bleep-
less aaj especially Femsle Complaints.
"
81000 IN GOI.P.
\ be paid f or a caze they trffl not < x x or help , or
xcrthiag impure oriajniioos foot ! la them.
kyourdrcsBist forEopEtters eiA try them
ToLe no other.
1 Cccon CunsJatia evectcrt , eafert and best
HOPPJJD forS.ttfira.IIvcraad Kidney blcp *
. *
taansroflaaa
EAST
-M& . THE
Chicago & _ Northwesterii
2,380 MILES OF ROAD !
It Is the SlIORT , SURE and Safe Route Between
COUNCIL BLUFFS
. 1HD
CRICAGQ , MILWAUKEE
and all point * EAST and NORTH.
IT OFFBR3 THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
GREATER FACILITIES AND MURE
ADVANTAGES THAN ANY
OTHER ROAD IN
THE WEST.
Itia the ONLY ROAD between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Upon which Is run
PULLMAN HOTEL CAES !
la addition to these and to pleasa all classes of
trcelera.lt gives FIRiT-CLASS 1IEALS at fig
EATING STATIONS at 0 cents each.
ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS I
US COliiHES ARt THE FinEftTI
ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS
If lou wish the Beat Traveling Accommoda
tions jou * i'l ' tuy your ticket bv this Koute
3"AND H ILL TAEE NONE OTHER.
All Ticket Ajronts can Mil vou Tfcrotuh Tickatg
via this road and Chpck tunil Bag
gage free cf Charge.
01TAHA TICBET OFFICES 1I'4 Farntam St. ,
Cor llth , ind at Union Pacific D i < ot.
DU.NVER OFFICE In Color'do Central and
Union P ci1c Ticket Office.
SAN PltANLlSCO orICE-2 Naw Moiitgum-
ery Street.
For Information , folders , maps , ttc. , not ob
tainable at Hume Ticket Office , addresj any
ngei t of the Company , or
MARVIN HUCHlTf , WH - STEM K ITT ,
Goal Manager , Genl Fata. Atent ,
CHICAGO , ILL.
JAMES T. CLARK ,
Oen'l Airt Omaha & Council Bluffs.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
AND
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Siwtx City Route !
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE I
PromCODNOILBLUPFSto
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DDLUTH , or BISMARCK ,
And all points In Ko'ibcm Iowa. Minnesota and
Dakota. Thii line is equipped with the Im
proved Westmzhousa Automatic Air Brakes and
ilillcr Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
u unsurpassed. Elegant Drawing Room sod
Sleeping Carj.ownei and coat rolled by the com
pany , tun Through Withut Change , between
Union 1'acitlc Transfer Depot , Council Bluffs ,
and St. Pzul. Trains leave the Union Pacific
Transfer Depot at Council Bluffj , at 6:15 : p nx. ,
reaching Sioux City at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Paal
at 11:05 a. m , making
JEO-TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE or
ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Returning , lea > o St. Paul at 3:30 : p m. , ar-
rt\iti ; at Sioux City at 4:45 : a. m. . and Union
Pacific Tnn-fcr Depot , Council Blufb , at 950
a. m. Bo sure that your tickets read via "a. C.
& P. R. R. " F. C. HILLS ,
Superintendent , Missouri Valley , Iowa.
P. E. LOBINSON , Ass't Oeu 1 Poo. Agent.
J. II. O'BRYAN.
Southwestern Freight and Fasjenger Agent.
my20tt Council Bluffs
SHORT LINE
1SSO.
K. C.ST.JOE&C.B.B.R. ,
Is the only Direct Line to
ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST
From OMAHA and the WEST.
No change of cars between Omaha and fit. Louis
and hue one between Omaha and New York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
Eastern & Western Cities
With less charges and in adrance ot other lines.
This entire line Is equipped with Pullman's
Palace Sleeping Cars , Palace Day Coich-
ei.JUller's Safety Platform and
Coupler and the celebrated
\\estingboU30 Alr-Brake.
JC2TSEE THAT YOUR TICKET
JT2TVia Kansas City , St. Joseph andTEJ
< 2ra > uncilBluflsK.R.-vla sna
jGTJoe wjd t. Louia-TSJ
Tickets for sale at all coupon stations In the
West.
J. K. BERNARD , A. C. DAWES ,
Otn'lSupt. , Cen'l Pass , fclirket As-t
St. Joseph , Mo St. Joseph , Mo ,
W. C. SEACHUIST , Ticket Agen. ,
211 Fifteenth Street , between Farnham and
Vovg'.zx , Union Block , Omaha.
JOS. TEHON , A. B. BARNARD ,
Fuse. Agent , Omaha. Gea'rl Agent , Omaha.
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars !
TEC
_ _
CHICAGO
gURLINGTON & QUINGY
Wltitm ! othaud Perfect Trtck , Elegant Paj-
scnger Ccaches , ai.d
PULLMAN SLEEPINC& DINING CARS
It is a.knowledged by tha Press , ind all who
travtl mvr it , io be the Best Appointed znd .
Beet Jlamgcd 1 oaj in the Country.
PASSBNaBRS GOING EAST
Should bear m mind that this Is the
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points East , North and Norbwest.
Passengers by this Route hvre choice of
FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES ,
\nd the Advantage of Six Daily Lines of Palace
bkcpin Ca from Chicago to
N"ew York City Without Change.
Ml Express Trains on this line are equipped with
the Westin jboiua Patent Air Brakes and
Miller's Patent Sifety Flalform and
Couplers , the most Perfect Pro
tection Against Acci
dents in the world.
PULLVAN PAIACE SLEEPING AND D'NINC CARS
Are run on t e Burlington Route.
Information concerning Boutcs , Rates , llm
Connect. onetc. . , will be cheerfully given by
ipp yin ; bt the ornca of tha tunUgton Route ,
JU tourteentn Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
3. K PERK NS. D. W. HI rCIIOOCK.
Ocn'l Dana er. Gen. Wtst'n Pass. Agt.
r. 0. PIIILLim , St. Joe. , llo.
Qcuer..l Agent , Omaha.
U. P. DUEL ,
epS-dly licket Agent. Omaha.
DC f n 05 0 fl Pr J ly at homo. Samples worth
PJ IU > P6 U < 5 free. Address SUnson & Co. ,
'ortUou , iinine.
- V WM4WMWJ
. . _ SRjCOMPLAINTS ,
: | Cor.stipation and Piles.
fi WE. n. CLARK ; Sostiriero , vt. , .07 * .
4 | "In cajc ef KIBSE7 TROUBLES te&uj
ij tadcoseiorriLES , and bas never faded to t
: , ] JfELSOSFATKCmUD , efSt-Albniii , YU , I
' . egy , "It Is of prictlcaa voice. After rirtomi I
' .j yctirs o-rcr.t eofTcrlaff fromPIlc > ndC |
I ; UVCSCM it eorapl'tely eared me. "
U C. a. HCGAnO.V , arEerkaUre , lay * , ' -Mel
7-j-isK.haiJoac wocden for > ao Ia e
' , -etclr cnrlsz n igvere Llrtr and KUacr I
H Cozplclnt , " ,
ETHAS
POWER.
BECAUSE IT ACTS ON THE ]
IITERTnE BOWELS AND KID- ]
NETS AT THE SAMK nans.
Becauoo It cleansex , the ) gyttemof I
the poisonous humors that developa f
In Kidney and Urinary dIeaet BIM
Io < jsnee , JauncHcef Conctlpation , !
Plioa , or In Rrteumatamf ! Neuralgia I
and Female disorders.
EIDXET-WOET I * mdry Tt etmUa * e
IT
SUREO For Cou lis , Colds , Broiichit is
Asthma , Consumption ,
And ALL DISEASES of the Throat and Lungs.
Put Up in Quart Size Bottles for Family Use.
fi AHTION S ° ? T BE DECEIVED by cnprinctplirt d lcra who try to rolm off ppon T-U
Mny 1 lUlli , Rock anil Rje in p'ncecf our T'l.r KCCKaaJ KYE , which N the onlrMEt-
1CATED article made , the GENUINE civiuK a CGYEfcXMEM bTAi'lonesch bott ! * .
Extract from Report of the Commiesioner of Internal Revenue :
TREASURY DEPART.ENT. * cFl'ICh OF INTERNAL RtVENUK. ,
> kioa-iBlo , U. C , J nuary 15,1SSO.
ifeiare. LAWRKNCE & MARTIN , 1111 Jladisou St. , Chidjo. 11 . .
G7t'M N : Iha\arccei\cda'ostifiidfoiu'ua'irn { the intio'Icntand r Utne irf t-
? ? ? * themmufictureofanartclinniualcettj ca-ds-il u-ds l e ntwe i > ( ' 1Ol.r
KOCK and RTbu con-i rrii. accordp ! t. > j rr f IKU , a tl c | i u H . f thi. i Off. w u' . |
ha\oatutncUnt quintily of tVe UA1SA.M O TOLL'ogive it rll the nvw. aviilJ to th. <
article In pectoral ( .ompIaiM 9 vUltrtre l-aVva. c-iu.p cc-nut-ie > n.nMi > n rtuduirr tla
compound n agreeable rtmcdy to thr r tunt
In the opnn.in cftlii.i tlBic , onaitiC'fCiuiruU'nJ auc i irg t tt ! * f inu.t raav p rpcrlrlv
Uissed s aintdicinM j teparkt cu un'c. II c j-iovisi- s I Silxdulc A.fi > .l. WUIL-Mil ! , n 1O7. f S
nf.h . Eut ° t"'a d . . Lef-iJ J % L > uvLt . Jl -tr-car.cj. . and Cthcr P I8nui
without renderinj : thtmhjblf to ij nevult.'raslQU rdta'eti-
m.You Ke peitfiilli. : ( ; -in.e. ) GREEN B. KAUM.Commissioner.
o.t . . /r * reJCBiSIr"n' thicijoS.le.\Bti.tsfJr : h < . ( .1 ( . .1 . Sta' Hat.iC ia > U. iwM bv
BlatsGrcccriMaudcner lDenUi5ncrj leic. L e. . ' ivt ijrht'
CO. . lllsopply the traJe at n a ufacture.s [ rictg
WHO IS UNACQUAmTED TH THH
, mgfOUMTHY. |
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R.
IS THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & THE
Its main line runs from Chlmso to Council
Bluff ] , pausing throush Jollet. Ottawa. Ia SvUle.
Ucncseo.Mollnp. llock Island. Davenport.
Liberty. Iowa City.Marcnco. UrooUljn. Cnnncll.
Des Molnes ( the capital ot Iowa ) , tuart. Atlan
tic , end Avoca ; with brnnchcs from Uurm
Junction to 1'ooria : Wilton Junction toMusca-
tlto , Washlncton. KalrUcld. ElJon. lielknnp.
Ccntrevlllo. 1'rinceton. Trenton. GallaUn. Carac-
rnn. LeavenTorth. Atcblvin. and Kansas City :
Washington to blsourncy , Ostcaloosa , auU Knox-
Tllle : Kcokuk to Karnincton. Ilonnpnrtc. Uen-
tonsoort. Independent. Gldon. Ottumwa. Kddy-
Tillp.Oskalooaa. HellaMonroe. and Ucs Moines :
Newton to Monroe : Des Moines to Indinnulaaml
Wlnicnott AtlantkjtoJxiwlsanitAudubon ; and
A oca to Harliui. This is positively the only
Kallroad. whicli owns , nnd operates a throuRU
line from Chicago Into the State of Kansas.
Throuch Kzprcas Pnssenser 'lYalns. with Tall-
man "alaco Cars attached , are run each way rtaily
Between Cnic.\oo and PEonu. KA.SSAS crrv.
Co clL BLUFFS. .LEAVEN-WORTH and ATcnt-
iwx. Through cars are also run between MiJmn-
* ea nd Kansas City , via the "Milwaukee and
Rock Island ShoLine. . "
The " Great V.ock Island" Is mnsnlflcently
equipped. Its road bed Is simply perfect , and Us
track la laid with eteel rails.
What will please you most will bo the pleasure
of onloylns your rnc.iK wbtla pasalnjf over the
beautiful prairies of Illinois end Iowa , In one ot
OUT mucnlttccnt Dining Cers that accompany nil
Throned Express Trains. You KM nn entire
meal , as " ? oed as U served In imy Oral-class hotel ,
for seventy-are cent * .
Appreciating the fact that a tcojority of the
people prefer reparate apartments for different
purposes ( and the immense p.i-sfDK'-T business
of this line warranting it ) , wearr pleused to an
nounce that this Company runs .Pullman Palace
Sleeping Car * for sleeping purposes , and Palace
P1TI < Uf AV PAI.ACE C.VRS nre rnn tln-ouali to I'
COCNUH , BI.1TFFS ; KAJSSAS CITT. ATC1US1)\ .
, .TJck u I'1 * thls ine. . Known at the "Croat JRocU . lilanil JEuute. " are sow < *
all Ticket Acents In the TJnlUd State * and Canada.
For InTonaatloa not obtainable at janr uoae ticket office , nddrv * .
A. I IIVIB > VrL. is. ST. JOJHIV.
Gea'l Saperlntendect. Uen'l Tkt. and I'ouVr Aiw
FURNITURE R F
UP a
SEL .3DES.
And everyining pertaining to the Furniture an1
Upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HEW GOODS AT THE
1208 aiiti 1210 Fariiham
ap SI mon th fit Street
.Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
O ± 8SO.
MANUFACTURED BY P. P.rMST&GO.SPRINCFIELM
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Heam Walking
Cultivator , with or without Springs.
The New Force Feed Buckeye Drill , one or two Horse Sir
Enquire for them at the best dealers.
F. H. PUSH , Gen. Agent , Omaha , Neb.
AnewiC'l liitberto unknown remedy for ill
dlsea-es of tbo Kidneys , Bladder , and Urinary
Organs ,
It will positively cure Diacetts , Gravel , Drop-
fy , Pricht's Disease , inability to retain or expell
tte Urine , Catarrh of "he Bladder , hth ! ( colored
and Kanty urine , Painful Crinatlnar , LAil'
BACK , Oeneral Weakness , aad all Kemale Com
plaints.
It avoids Internal medicines , is certaia la it
effects ted cures when notbinr ! so can.
For ( ale by all Diuraiita or seat by rrrce \ \
open receipt ol the pnce , 82. W.
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. , PROPm
Toledo O.
-fr
J'mlii ? Can for catlnir purposes only. < > ne 4 uVXJ
meat fcatafuof car 1'iUacu Can taa 6M * J5
SALOON uore yon can enjoy jonr U
n t all hears of the "lay.
JlaCTilflcest Iron Ilrtilcei vpan
nndMUsoortmoraat all points
line , and transfers are avoided at Counrt.
Kansas Ctty. l.cavenw irtli. and Atciitxit
nection be'nrmadw In L'nton Detxits.
Till : PIllNClPAI. Iti i : . CONNF.CTIu.Nc v #
THIS UIIBAT TUIIOL'UU LA.VE AttJf i
lOLLOWd.
At CnicAUi > . with all dtvcrglcK lines h > xtf
Eaat nnd Soctli.
v At B ctElyooD. with the L. S. & 1L8rig r <
* At WASjiijfoio iiKiuirrs. with I * . . C. * w ,
At LASALLE. wiui IIL Cent. K. K.
AtPKOKLA.wllh I * . l\ & J. ; 1-.D.4E.T V a
W. : III. Mli. and T. 1' . A W. llrts.
At ltKK 1 LA > 'I > with -Mllwankefl A v _
Island 3uOrtJ.lne.--nnil Hock IsIM A Pec. u < .
AtDAVEKrouT.wltn the Uavonpvrt Via 4
At"\VEjrLiDrnTr.withtheB C.t.A c % v - ,
AtOBISNELI. Tlthrent-nllowaK-K.
f t LIES KoiSlt. wtth 11 Jl. Jt K. D. 1L n k
Atconrcil. lH.urrdwithljnlonPaciac * n.
At CMAOA. with B. i 310. R. IU 1C. In H4.
AtComiHCJCNcrio.x.wittiltC. ) K-lffi. ! . *
At OTIC3IW.I. wltn Central Iowa 1C-U .
Et. L. i Pao. and C. It. 4 Q. R. Kda.
At KEOKUK.wlthToU PcouAWar.Wio. . a *
Louis Jc Pad , and bt U. Keo. * N.-W. It BOf.
Al CAMEHON. nltilll.M.J It. 1L
AtAxcnidON' . nlthAtchTcpek3&EU [ f r-tt
Atch- > eb. nnd ( . "en. UrTlJ. KitKds. .
At LCAVEMTunin. with Kan. 1'ao. fas a .
AtllANSA CITT. with all lines for tt
and Southwest.
J
HOME TESTDIOXT.
Hear what Ex-Uavor Garvey , an
and prominent citizen ot Plqua. lavi :
PJQOA. O , December 2 > . 1 _ „
The DR. ECSJLJTO MID COT Co , Piqua , O. :
GE.Tn.rxrs 1 feel under many ohlfeatioc * t-i
yon for the relief afforded ma ty tbe i
InTaTuabla medicine , Dr. Bonnkcfs :
Cure. I havobwn lor many years i
ttOta Chronic Bhenmatfcrr , iuffo lDrat ta t
moat eicruc'itlr : r-9. " " 1 depriTin- ct
many night a * ! cei > . After cootnltic ? ancrA f
of phvsicians and oliUlulnj no relief. 1 cots
menceduslnyyour Fheamatie Cure ail aftr
n inj four bottles , and Uiinz th Blood PuriCe
inconneelloa witbit , ! am absolutely eared TM
from any pain , able to attend to my bcdaees al
resting perfe tlycomfcrtablivatniztt.
BtspectfnliyTOors , B.B-OAE\rr
FSSB Dr. esevix > 'tTre ff ' '
2 Cc ,