Nebraska Newspapers

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43 fears befoi 'e tli efublie ,
THE GENUINE
Dl .C.MoLANE'S
LIYE& PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy "for
\ all the ills that flesh is heir to , " but in
affections of the Liver , and in all Bilious
\ Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Headache -
ache , or diseases of that character , they
eland Tvithoat a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre.
paratory to , or after taking quinine. As
-v a simple purgative they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
j The genuiR aretip vcr sugar-coated. *
Each bo has a red-wcxWal On thelid ,
with the impresirlon.McLAXE'S LIVER
PILL. Each \\-rappcr bears the slgna.-
ttires of C.'McLAi.E and .FLEMING BEOS.
$ & Insist uiKm having tlje Kenuine
DR. C. '
McLANE'S LIVEU PILLS , pre
pared by
FLE3UXG BROS. , rittslmrgli , Pa. ,
ihe market being full of imitations of
the name Zfcfsinp , spoiled differently ,
but same pronunciation.
OUOHS , EUO.VClimS AND CONSUMPTION.
'lJ-Knoirn Drogxist a yi about
Balsam ,
MOTHERS , READ I
OASHKB STATICS , S.y.
Tbe dem.nd for Alleui long
Balsam la Increarirp constant ! } . Tbe ladle *
think there la nieihdue ciual to it tor Croup
aad Whoopiiij Cuuh. C. S. MAKTIN.DrcKgist.
Sold trull Medicine Men.
! fiolv i\f/\ O i-ewituul CUore
1-UUlGliO. 1. Picture Very In
geclous. 7 ol.fictstoCml. hcnd stamp fcrpack *
Re. DII. E. C. ABB Y UntEJo N. V.
7 ? a west 112 * < liy at l < cn easily made. Costly
; lrm 4,1'rTri * r. > Pr.r1Ix.nrl V
ATTOSKEY5-AT-LAW.
VrPl. SIMERAL , "
\ TTORNEY AT LAW-Ctrapbeil'B Block ,
ISth irectbrtween F&rnbam > nd Doaflaa.
OMAIIA , NEB.
D. L. THOMAS.
1 TIORNKY Al LAW Loans tnoccr. boys
J\ cud sells leal rsbto. Kcom 8 , Crcifbton
Elcck.
A. C. TfiOUP ,
TTORXEV AT LAW Office In Hanscom'l
J\ . Block , with George E. Pritchett , 1605
Faraharo St. OMAHA. NEB.
OEXFER L. THOMAS ,
AT LAW-Cruickinank Build
ATTORNEY ar/ttt
A. M. CKADVfICK ,
TTORNEY AT LAW O ce 16M Famham
JBtr et.
et.A.
A. 3WARTZLA51DE
A TTORKEY AT LAW Cot. Uthand Famham
jtL tret.
Y/ILLSAFrl A. FONDA , '
A TTOBNKY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
j\ . Boom No. C , Fienztr Bloci , opposite Post
Office. OMAHA , NEB
KM. L PEAOODY ,
Offl In Crelehtoa Block , nexflj
LAWYER , OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
KOXA2Y IfCBLIC. OOLSEOXIOS8"rMAD
E. D. MCLAUGHLIN-
TTORNEY AT. LAYTAND JUSTICE OF
TnE FEACEolithtut ccrner fifteenth
Douglas bt.y < f x
tarCclltiClInp * rfempfJr Attended to.TSl
A tt o r Law ,
Farnham' '
A. L/R"OBfSON ,
A.T LAW. Roqm , Creighton
LTTORKEY Ueh. funt-tr
I > . S.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KftRBACH BLOCK. COB- DOUCIBTH ST8.
OMAHA. KKB.
W/J. Gonnell ,
Attorasy-at-La w\
" * * * *
-
OOce Front"room * , op stilrs , li Hansccm's
new brick building , K. u , comer IVteenth and
*
, Etteels. -
3-5. af L a w ,
Bped'I R'.tratk lh ba ciren to all suits
\ against corporations of every description ; wll
practice In al Abe Oourtd of the State and the
United Elates. .Dtlce * , Tarnham St.- opposite
Court Uormc. <
SIMERAL ,
A TTOHNEYa AT LAW Room .8
J\ _ Block , Ill's. r > aJ Douglaa rtrttit * . oovdh
C. F.
Y AT LAW 2 Fanxh m Street
ATTOrU7
Omaha KeoresU :
PARKS CODWlfl ,
AT LAW-Uih and Docjla *
ATTORNEY 1th O. V. Doan .
W. T. 0. J. HUNT
RICHARDS & HUNT ,
Attorneys -Tjaw.
Omcm 215 South Fourteenth Street. '
Only Direct Line to Fjfance ,
CENERALTRANSATLAHTIC COMPAN
T > ETWEEN > ew York and Uarro.Pler 42.N.R
JL > foot ot Morton St. , pier ol company.
TraTclera by this line ai old both transit by En
l hraUirajnd thodisoomfort ol crossing the
hamie lin a small boat
AN AD A , JjuraicL , Tedncsdey January 21
Jnoon.
AMERIQDE , D. Joccu > , Wednesday Februarj
U a. m.
FRANCE , Ttnixus , WednesJay , rebrnarj
Jla m.
raiCE OF PASSAGE ( Including wlie ) :
TO HAVRE-Finrt Cabln.eiOO rndfSO : Second
Cabint55 : Btoeraffe. $ COinclndliwlne.beddl .
aad utinsus.
LOOTS DE BEBIAK.Asnnt , 5 nroadwayK. T.
FBANK E. MOOUES. No. 211 , rftst Side 14tb
Street , Bet. F&mham and Dou 'tf , Next Deere
o U. E. Express Office ( Sign ol Fata fd
tesmihlp. ) 01LVHA. NEB. mi-Cm
EAST INDIA
! LER & GO. ,
8OLB MANUPAOTURHRB ,
Neb.
B
.
Tbe Hedltful Saltrsr Wat r Ior a Hundred
jean or mure. "
Has b n be d of all Earth'd fountains , the moat
potent to restrra ;
But why acrots the ocauj tMs boon of Nature
, t bring *
Vfhea the tick miu id hii c'luu'ber cm extra-
P > iir tbeSpr uv ?
I The ButiKd Seltzer W t'r socvlaidlngchem.
\
\ Ftrti with lalf it * bealirg viitue ? , aad turns
vapid o-i the win v.
V * TVnie uum TB KAKE ArsztE'i from a Powder
changed to foam.
b an intiantaueou ] Sil'zr Spring in erery nf.
ftrert home , "
SOLD Of ALL DRUGGISTS. P
FRONTIER-HOTEL
tomie1 , Wyoming ,
' < .Vcrftn fwai Mte JiUari
S BFfw
i.ftsi i rte ,
THE DAILY
OMAHA PUBLISHING . , PROPRIETORS.
Farnham , M ? A and 10 *
TERMS OF 8UB8CWPTION
1 Tear.tn advance ( postpaid ) . $8.00
0 months " ' . * 00
month *
TIME TABLES.
C. K. W. R. K. . : * > = P-
0 n.0 . , 4.80a.m. , 8p.m.
C. R. I. 4 P. R. R. , < 0 a. m. , I p. m.
0 ASt.Jool.SOa m. , Sp. m.
iCUrP. .SO a.m. - . . . - '
U. P."R.R. , 1130a.m. , '
B.41C R'R,8 : a.ia. *
0 iN.W.,7SOam :
onsna.
O K. W. B. R. , 11 a-'mTll p. BV.
B A. Q. , 11 a , m. 9:30 p m.
C R. L 4 P. , 11 a. o , lip m ,
a B. S St. Joe , 111. m. , 11 p. m.
9. City * P. , 11 m
D P..tp. m.
R. A M. In Neb. , 4p
Local maHa for States Iowa IttTt Bt 0
y.Tix : iSO a. m.
Office open from IX to p. m Sondaya.
THOMAS r/HALL. Portmarter.
ArrlTnlandPepartnre oiTraias
IJNIOH EAcmc.
LXATO. OSSn.
Daily Exproa. . . . : p. m. OSSn.a. a.ju
dT Ulied. . " " ? :10 p. m. fcg p m.
do F ht"6-30a7m. 1:10 p.m.
do do . . . .8:16am. : UiOa-m.
TIV CARD OF THE BUBUXOTOH BOUIR.
UJLTieiUBa ' " - " " .
Express 8Wp.m. Express . ,
--jll 6-00 a.m. Mill . .10jOOp.ni.
Escepted. Sunday * Kxceptod ,
Sundays fw iw * * * " " " j" - - -
CHICAGO , BOCK I8LAKD * PACIFIC.
Kail 6:00 a.m. I i25p'm >
pre-n SWp.m. : | 100am.
Sundays Excepted.
CHICAOO * NORTHWESTERN.
Mall 8.-00 jn. I - *
Exprets SlOp. m. |
Sundays excepted.
, ST. JOE ft COUNCIL EIiU/W.
bXATB. AXW7B.
. . . 00 m.Kxpre | , . . . 8.-4B .m.
KtnA ZZ e.-0'lp.m. XaU. WO m.
, TheonTylln rnnnln ? Pullman Bleeping Cara
out of Omaha to Union Depot.
23i p. m.
„ _ . . Except anndays.
B. * 1C BL B-ln K'JSRASKA.
Omaha ( ) * ) 9-00 am Kearney J'ncflTlB40 a m
pjittsmoutbfarl0:2 i am BloomlnetonlT)6ao ( ) am
KearneyJWw ) ( : Wpm Red Cloud GVJ..8&5 * m
Red Cloud ( irrT * pm Plattsmonthtr)4iOp ( m
Blcotoln8U > Dar)93Bin ( ) Omaha ( arr.l:56p m
BEPTJBLICAKVALTJST-BAniWAT.
. . Blpomlnpton ( arliOp.m )
flasUnn ( W 85 m.m. i r T i
Bloomfcirton iK p m I Hastings ( arlfl B p
Orleaus nv)7 a. m. I In 'noU ( ar ) 1:00 p. m
Orleana ( ar ) 7 ! 0 p.m. ] Indianola ( ly MQ.P. m
sioux crrr * ST. PAUI. a.
Mall. . . . eaoa. nul Expreai
Kiprew . fcWp.ni. I MaU
BRIDGE DIVISION TJ. P. R. R.
Leave Omaha , dally : -S a.m. , fl .m , , 10
U a. m. , 1 p. ta-j 2 p. tn. , 8.yp. m. , 5 p. m. , ff
Leave CotmdlBlufls8a6 . tn.,9 8' * . m. ,
10-28 a. m. , 11 5 . m. , 135 p. m , - p ro
a n. m. . 836 J > . ts.i835 p.'in
Konftrlps on Bnnd y. leaTlnz Ooana at 9 and
a , tn.r2ind 6 pra - ! OonacflKufls atJjaS ,
rAMJarau nuias.
Leave Omaha -4 .tn-T a M.r8aO-a.-
p.m. . : Mp.in.,7SSP.m.
ive Coandl Hufls : - 7:16 a , m. , :10s.
a m. , 6S5 p. m. , 70 p. ta. , I'M p. m.
p.m. Daily except Bon-lay.
OMAHA A REPUBLICAN VALLXY R. B.
IRA71. AMUTB.
* *
Cailv exceot BucdaT.
, COBIMERGIAL.
/
"Omaha Wholesale Markets ,
OMAHA , June 25,4880.
BUTTER AND EGOH. '
ChoiceUhle l ° ® r
PackersloU 7@10
Fresh doz t * *
eggs , per
Chickens , per doz 2J6
Ducks . _ .
"GEOCERIKS.
SVOARU.
Cut Loaf r
Powdered *
tJranuUted . . . ift..TJT. „ . . . .
Bta d nL"A".t.
" "
8YBUPB.
Extra choice nd very bright. .
Bright Table Dripa
New Orleans MoDassss
Klo , prune to choice.
Bio good to prime
io fair to good
Mocha.
Choice. . . . . . .
Good to prune
New Prunes . i- \
OldPrnnes . . - . . ' . . . .
Cnrrant8choice new .
Black Berries.
Raspberrie
Pitted cherries
Michigan grtd Apples
N. Y. SUced
Evaporated " .
State Peaches
Salt Lake Peachw. . ;
California Peaches. -
CANNED GOODS.
"S"0ysters , 2 ft cans , tf case. . S '
do do llbc&n.percase. . ' 2
Lightweight Oysters 2 Ib I ? case 2 ;
Salmon. 1 Ib , V doten 1
do 2ft/Jdozen ' 2'
Standard Tomatoes,2 Ib , J ? case 2
Stt.tfcaie 3
Standard Peaches , 3 Ib , t ? case. 4
" 2 Ib , case. 3
Raspberries , 2 Ib , V cagft. . . C 00 ' .
Blackberries , 2 HvtfcaM. . . . ' . - 280
Coro,21b.lfcMe ' . , -8 W
Apples , Gal , t ? dor ' 375 .
If arrow Fat Peas,2 ft , I ? caU 00
S tring Beans. 2 Ib. per case.O 2 40
6UNDRIKH.
Nutmegs. 10
Pepper 17
Allspice 17
Cloves !
Cossia 25
Jlope
Candles , 16 oz. . .
Greenwich Lye.perjcase 3 85
Beans.per bushel 1 80
Cheese full cream 114
GLASS. .
GLwi 60 dls- '
Window , per cent -
count on list.
HARDWARE. m
JHON. ,
Common bar
Horae-shoe bar.v. . % . : . . ; . . . . '
Norway nail rod. ' f "
XBTKKL. '
Castplow . * . 9 '
Am. cast , tool IS
's , Eng. do 25
KAILS.
Tens , upwards. 550
' ' ' '
B'rd'd's shoe'g 550
_ mule" . , . . 650
Omaha nails tens , upwards. . . ; * 3 50 "
Nw'str hn 23@30
Putnnm ails 23 < jtTO
DRY GOODS. f
BBOWSCOTTOKS.
Atlantic "H"
do "P" .
Pepperell " 0"
do "R"
-do "E" .
Indian Head.
Lawrrace XXX. .
NebtMka , Standard' '
Amoslceaff. . . _
aver Creek , "AA"
do " "
"BB"
ttlXu Ot
* * * * *
Otis "AXA"
do "BB"
do "GC"
Warren "AXA"
do "BB"
do "CO"
BLEACHED COTTOHtL
Lonsdale.
do Cambric.
Fruit of tha Loom. It
New ork Mills.
Hflls'Muslin.
Waj&sutta.
Pepperell.
xicEmas.
Amoekeas. . _ _
Falls O7S.O. It
do "AA" ,
do "AAA" in
arl
Holy oka.
Ancona fancy - - - > . 7 1-3
sir- ± " * * * - < -'Tft. * . * * * -k v o
ester . - - . .rT.- -r- 8
Merrimao . 71-2
Merrimac sairtinzs . 6 1-2
Richmond * . 61-2
Richmonds.E . 71-2
Spragws'g . 61-2
SunpsbnVmourrilrijf ; . 71-2
Slmp onVblack.t . V 71-2
_ .
? TnrDr a *
American 10@11
Amoskeag. 12
Awning stripes. . . . . IfH
Lewi tonA 17 1-S
Hamilton 111-2
.Omega - „ . _ - . , , . . . Hal2
Pittsfield- : 1-J
LUMBER.
Framin ? . 18 ft. and under. . . . $20 00
Each add. ft over 18 , per M . . 50
Fencing , No. 1,12 to 20 ft. . . . 22 00
, Nor2 , 12to80-ft..Ct n 2000
eeting ; drefaed. No. 1 ? . . . . . 20 00
- " " j 7.1.1U. ft . . . . w U vv
Common boards , dresseU 22 00
& ' 8IOCK BOARDS. *
Afitock . - 4000
B " 3500
C " SOOO
Commonstock 2500
FLOORTNO.
No.lflooring 4000
No.2 " 3500
No.3 " 2500
Yellow pine flooring , No. 1. . . . 45 00
] J. ' r SIDIKO.
No.lsiding. : . " . . ' . 25 00
No.2 " o 2250
No.3 " . . . . ' . . . > / 2000
* > f ricKETS.
1 pickets/per M. : 32 CO
No. 1 finish , It , li , and 2 in. . . 55 00
No. 1 ' lin/ . r. . . 5000
No. 2 " 1J , li , and2in. . 45 00
No. 2 " lin 40 00
No.3 " in 3500
SHIP LAP.
Plain ship lap. " . i.- . . . 23 00
OG ' t - No. 1 . > . : . ! ' . . . . 3000
- ' ' " No 2 . . . .V.- 25 00
No.3
CEILING.
g beaded , 6 in. , No. 1 2500
* " " * " No , 2. 2300
I * " 4 < and 6 in. , No. 1. . . 40 00
" " _ " No. 2. . . 3500
Corrugated celling , No. 1. . . . . 50 00
t SHINGLES.
A star ( & * t ) sh'ngles 3 75
No,2 - " 300
No.3 . - 'i . . . .I. . . . 260
Lath.-.5. 400
Lime , bbl * . 1 35
" bulkjIpBrbu s. . . . . . 40
Cement bbl . . " . 250
Iowa plaster , bbl 2 CO
Michigan plaster , bbl . 2 75
Hair , per bu * . . 26
Tarred felt , 100 Ibs . 300
Straw board , " . 400
O G battens , per 100 f t. lin. . . 1 25
Well curbing. . . . . . . . . . 3900
VRough 1 , and 2 in. , in batte ,
A per 100 ft. lin . 60
H POSTB
Cedar halves , 7 in 18
I " Gin 16
W QuatterSin 16
Oak,4x4 80
i < 4x6 . : . ' . 40
O -G casing , 5J and 6 in. , per
300
Oak plank and timber , per M. 40 00
Clear poplar. . . . . ' 5000
lack Walnut 10000
HIDES ,
Green hides , per _ Ib 65
IGreen cured hides 74
-Dryhidea 15al7
Dry galled hides 10al2
SheepPelts 25al 60
Tallow 4J
LIQUORS , WINES , ETC.
High win en , per gal 108
Alcohol , 180 per cent per gal , 2 10
Fren h spirits , proof 1 18
Marshall's bourbon whisky 1 23
Miller's bourbon whisky 1 25
-Brandy , very fine , per g l. . . . 2 008 00
* " * . > common to fine 1 60
Gin < , 100 percent 150
" Holland , 90 per cent 1 25
Rums , raixd Jamaica , per gal. 1 50a3 00
" Now ; England. . . . . . 200
Kennedy Bitters per gal 1 50
< * " " per case 7 50
" " per 100 cases 7 00
Champagnes , pints in baskets. 25 00
Domestic champaigns ' 22 00
Port wine , per case. . „ 1 60a3 00
Sherries 1 60a3 00
Ales , Edinburg 2 75
( I "Rgea th t * n ' H > 91 .
' ' ' ' '
Hjes .Dublin Vtout . + . . . . 2 25
- - - * *
- - -
_ iaEB >
Beet elangSter sole 32 *
Besttiak 41
BVench kips 1 lOal 40
Frenchcalf : , leading brands. . . 1 50a2 10
jWjnejtickips , 75al 10
Dome > tie calfa 1 lOal 30
Hemlock upper , per foot 25a2G
'Oak ' upper , per foot iSa'.C
iGrain , upper per foot. . 25
Linings , per doz 8 00a9 50
Toppings , per doz 11 00
Mprrocc ( bootleg ) per foot. . . 35a' 8
oililresced 35
Simon per skin 3 00a3 25
glo e kid 30
.Boot webbing , per foot. . 45
HAENEbS LEATHER.
44
JTo. IPittsbufg oak . 42
No.lCindnnatroat . - > 41
No. 2 Cincinnati oak . 39
No. Ihemlocl ? . 39
No.2Hemlock . . 37
, COAL-RETAIL.
Anthracite . 1050
SBIosslraig . 1200
-Wyoming. , , . " - . . . . . . . . , . . , , 850
08kaloo3a..VA.- ? . . V 560
Iowa nut. r. . . : . 500
AVhite Breast. . . . , . ; , . 560
FreeotCost
DK. KING'S NEW DISCOVERY for
Consumption , Conghs and Gelds ,
Aathma ; 'Bronchitis , etc. , is given
.away in trial bottles free of cpst to
'the afflicted. If you have a bad
cough , cold , difficulty of breathing ,
.hoarseness or any affection ofthe
throat or lungs by all means give this
wonderful remedy a trial. As yon
value your existence you cannot
afford to let this opportunity pass.
We could not afford , and rould net
give thU remedy away unless we
knew It would accomplish what we
claim for It. Thousands of hopeless
cases have already'been completely
cured by it. There is no medicine in
the world that will cure one-half the
cases that Da. KING'S NEW DISCOVERY
will cure. , For sale by
( § ) JAMES K IfcH , Omaha.
„ j
jc jj
IT COSTS LESS
tojtSftjSOZODONT than any other e
"B&antifler. A few drops only are need- c
" " " " t
when regularly applied to the
teeth it is not only beautifying , but b
healthful. Much other adorning is
dangerous , -but , this never. In the
sick room or on the toilet , it is equaUy
welcome.
n
"t By wing gpAiDiNo's GLUE on the h
firat appearence of a defect ia the u
arniture , it will prove itself to be the 1
most economical thing abaut the PB'
home. B'
B'h B'a
1 Am AU Played Out
Is common complaint in hot weather. If
you feel BO , get a package of Kidney Wort
.and take it , and you will at once feel its
tonic power. It keeps up the healthy ac- to
tionof the Kidneys , JJowel , and iver. ,
and thus restores the natural life and
strength to the body.
WHAT IS MORE TERRIBLE ,
more painful , more exwperatlnjr , discouraging
and persistent than Pilei , especially to afflicted
mortals who hay e tried Kticns , ointments , pills ,
electuaries and all manner ol nostrums and
doctors * stuff , internal ] . , and externally , without
relief T What wondtr Is that half a million re- to
deemed ( Offerer * ehoud shout uoeannu over
toe discovery of "A naieett , " an. info , liblt cure
JorPilttl This meolcal miraoli , 80 eimple as > al
to eidU ODd r that wise doctor * have not
thought ct 111 before. BO prompt vid certain in
* c Ion as , ro secure for Itteif the tltld rf in-
SaOibl * , M rdeatlfl c and ratlnnal tn lt combina
tion olpeultiet. inttniment and medicine , u to
ruder the ultimate CO eofBSpercent.ofaTnga
caaecof fUt auro , U not an accidental discovery ,
bottb4 ( olqtion of a problem by the itudy and
experience of Dr. 61I bce , and accomplished and
distinguished physician of 40 yearr standing.
haj stoott the test of 20 years' experience : over
half a million of sufferers hire used it tlth suc
cess , and doctor * ot all tcnool * now pmcribs U
their prtoUoe , awl it li pronounced to be the
Bemjt to an infaUlbls cure for pi ) ' jet discov
ered. " Arutkati. " Or. SL blhbea s Fxtcrnal Hie
Remedy , fe iod ! by drcgsbto evcrrtchera Price
H.OO pxrbox - . EUiapl.4 mailed free to all toiler
MUSTAPHA.
HOW "HI "TOOK ms TAC1TION , AHD
WHAT CAME OF IT.
Burlington Hawkeye.
Now in. ihe sixth month in the
reign , of the good caliph , it was so
that Mnstipha "laid : "I am wearied
with much work-thought , csra and
worry have worn me out ; I need repose -
pose , for the hand of exhaustion AJB
upon me , and death even now lieth at
the door. "
And he called his physician , who
felt of his puho and looked upon bis
tongue and eatd :
"Twodollahs 1" ( For this was the
oath by which all physicians swore. )
"Of a verity thou must have rest.
Fee unto the -valley of quiet and
close thine eyes in dreamful rest ; hold
back , thy brain from thought and the
hand from labor , or you will be a can
didate forthe asylum in three weeks. "
And he heard him and went out and
put the business in the hands of the
clerk and went away to rest in the val
ley of quiet. And he went to his
Uncle Ben's , whom ho had not seen
for lo ! these fourteen years. Now ,
his Uncle Ben was a farmer , and abode
in the valley of rest , and the moun
tains of repose rose round about him.
And he was rich and well favored ,
and strong as an ox and healthy as an
onion crop. Of times he boasted unto
his neighbors that there was not a lazy
bone in his body , and he swore that
he hated a lazy man.
And Muatspha wist not that it
80.
But when he reached hU Uncle
Ben's 7 they received him with great
joy , and placed before him a supper
of homely viands , well cojked , and
piled'upon his pTnte like the wreck of
a box-car And when ho could "not
eat it all they laughed him to acorn.
And after supp'.r they sat op with
him and talked with him about rela
tives : whereof he had nerer , in all his
life , BO much ai heard. And he an
swer jd their questions at random , and
lied , unto them , rrofassing to know
Dndo Ezra and Aunt Besheda , and
once he said be hid a letter from Un
cle < /eorge / last week.
Now , they all knew that Uncle
George was shot in a neighbor's sheep
pen three years ago , but Mustapha
wist n ) t that it vrai so , and he was
eleepy , and only talked to fill up the
time . And then they talked politic )
A.a him , and he hat-id politics. So
about 1 o'clock in tbe morninp they
sent him to bd.
Now the spore room wherein he
slept was "right under the roof , aad
there were esn and bundles of ears of
seed corn hung from the rafters and
he bunged his eye with the same , and
he hooked hi * chia in festoocs of
dried apples and shook dried herbs
and seeds down his back as he walked
along for it was dark. And when he
sat up in bed in the nignt he ran a
scythe in his ear.
And it was , that tha four boys
slept with him , for the bed WM wide.
And they were restless and slumbered
crosswise and kicked , 10 that Mruta-
pha slept not a wink that night nei
ther c'oaod he hla ryes.
And about the fourth hoar after
midnight his Uncle Ben emote him on
the back , and spake unto him , saying :
"Avrako , arise , rmtle out of this
and wash your face , for tbe liver and
bacon are fried and the breakfast
waitetb. You will find the well down
at the other end of the cow-lot. Take
a towel with you. "
When they had eaten his Uncle Ben
apake Jtnto him , saying , ' 'Come , let us
stroll arbund'the farm. "
And they walked about eleven
miles. And hu uncle Ben sat him
upon a wafron and taught him how to
load hay. Then > they drove into the
bam and he taught him how to unload
iia . . Then they girded up their loins
aim walked four miles , even into the
forest , and his uncle Ben taught him
how to chop wood , and they walked
bsck to supper. And the morning
ancUtho ' evening wera the first day ,
and'Mubtaph.r wished that he were
dead.
dead.And
And after supper his Uncle Ben
ce more , and said : "Come , let
us hare some fun. " And so they
hooked up a team and drove nine
miles down to Belcher's branch , where
there was a hop. And .they danced
until the second hour ia tbe morning.
When the next day was "come ,
which wasn't long , for already the
night was far spent , his Uncle Ben
took him out and taught him how to
make rail fence. And' that night'there
was a wedding , and they danced and
made merry , and drank and ate , and
when they went to bed at 3
o'clock Mustapha prayed that death
might come to him before breakfast
time. _
But breakfasthad an etrly start
got there firBt. Aud h's Uncle Ben
took him down to the creek and taught
him how to waih and shear sheep.
And when the evening was come they
went to spelling school , and they got
home at tbe first hour after midnight ,
and Uncle'Ben marveled that it wai
BO early ) And ho lighted his pipe and
sat up for an hour , and told Mustapha
all about the forty he bought last
spring from old Mosey Springer to
finish out that north half , and" about
the newxolt that was foaled last spring.
And when Mustapha went to bed
that morning he bethought hint .of a
doao of strychnine ha had with Mas ,
and he said his prayers wearily , and
M took it. " . - *
Bat the youngest boy wasJjreBtlesB1
that night and kicked all the poison
out of him in less than ten Bacolidi.
And in t e morning , while.it W B jr t
night , they ate breakfast. ' And hl '
Uncle Ben took him out and taught
.
him how to dig a ditch.
And when evening WM come , there
was a revival meeting at Ebenezer
Methodist church , and they all went.
And there were three regular''preach
ers and two eihorten and Baptist
evangelist. And when midnight was
come they went home , and tat up and
ttlked over the mealing until it was
bedtime.
Now when Mnstapha was at home , .
he lot his desk at the fifth hour in the
afternoon , and he went to bed at the
third hour after sunset , and he arose
not until the sun waa high in the
heavens. So the nezt day when hii
uncle Ben would take him out into
a
the ] field and show him how to make a-
and rail fence , Muitapha would
swear at him , and smote him with an
ax helve , and fled and got Hmaelf
home ,
AndMnstapha sent for his physician
and cursed him. And he said he WM
tired to death , and ire turned his face a
the wall and died. So Mostopha ft
was gathered to his fathers. c
Aad his physician and his friends
'
mourned and'said : "Alas ! h did not
rest soon enough. He tarried at his ad ao
desk too long. " o
But his Uncle Ben , who came in to c
attend the funeral , and had to do all si
his weeping out of one eye , because sih
his other was blacked half w y down
bis chin , said it was a pity , bat
Mratapha was too awful l zy to live ,
and had no get up about him.
But Hustapha wist nbt what they
raid , became he WM dead. So they
divided his property among then , and
said if Le wanted a tombttone he
miuht have attended to it ktoattlf , ia
while he wuyet alive , became they
had no time.
Frontler'Folk.
George rooth ia International RstUw for July.
Social estimation and intercourse on
the frontier are based upon 41 very
ShortAoqwptsVie- > urg attkolk
even.wb.en known to be discreditable ,
Is nofcoBsidered a public-jp'rited act ;
for those turbulent energies or uncon
trolled passions , which have drove him
out of eaitern communities may prove
of great-service to that new country
to which he has come. The first ele
ment of succe-s in a frontier settle
ment is that a sufficient number of no
mads should be willing to sustain each
.other in the belief that "this spot is to
be a city and a centre. " The newa
that a considerable group is already
gathered on any such foreordained
and favored spot brings others ; nor
do the arrivals cease until a day comes
when it is bruijei abroad that some of
the \ "first citizens" have revieed their
views of its glorious destiny , and have
left 1 it for a new Eden. The sojourner -
er in such regions he cannot be
called sn inhabitant lives in expec
tation 1 of the coming settler who will
pay 1 him cash for his "claim"or else he
devotes himself to discovering a lode
or a plaeer , which , if disposed of , may
put 1 him in funds for a year's spree ; or
again 1t 1J * he may be a trapper , perpet
1E ually shifting his place as the peltry
grows E scarce. These indicate tbe
respectable callings or expectancies of
the solid men in frontier life ; but
they are surrounded by a larger
throng of men , who hang about set
tlements with the possible hops of an
honest El Dorado , but who in the
meantime , and until this shall come ,
take to the surreptitious borrowing cf
horses , without leave , or to the indus
tries of the Fa-o-table , or to the "read
agency , " by which phrase is signified
the unlawful collection cf a highway
toll amounting usually to whatever
of value the traveller may have about
him -There re > superfluous re
finements and gradations in fron
tier society. > The citizen is either "an
elegant gentlemen" or a liar and a
horse-thief. Yet even people of the
latter description are rarely molested
unle.s taken in the actual practice of
their profession , which they ply , to
say the truth , with such discrimina
tion as to make inteference with them
difficultybut if caught in the very act
and overpowered , their fate ia sudden
they are "got rid of. " v
If a settlement becomes permanent
and prosperous , whetherthroujh com
merce , mining or agriculture , therfir.it .
settlers sell out as snoa ai they can
get cash in hand , and seek new do
mains. There are men who have
passed their manhood in taking out
claims'building ranches and "realiz
ing" forbtttcror for worse , on a jour
ney from Texas to Mjntani-some
times tiking in California by the way.
Very 1B often the wife , children and
atock of the pilgrim accompany him.
Often a cabin is put up and inhibited
by II a family with a retinue of cattle ,
It horses IC , pit's and poultry in the barn ,
only to be deserted the next ytar on
the mere report of some better claim
to be found further on. There never
seems to be any real misery among
these shiftless people. Their children
grow up sturdy and ignorant- their
stock and chickom multiply as they
journey i on.
Their household stuff is packed in
their "prairie schooners , " as their
wagons are called , and on t.iey move
tt by ea < y stages , seldom taking the
trouble to p-.tch a tent at night , the
women sleeping in the wagons and the
men on the ground beneath them.
There h no especial hurrp or worry ;
it i is only necessary to reach some
where , in time to put up a leg hut and
a shed for the stock , for the winter's
shelter.
The miners and prospectors are a
much more agreeable class. Their
summer is pasted amid wild aceuery
and in a country abounding io game ,
in pursuit of a fortune which may pos
sibly be attained by one in a hundrtd.
Tlit so men nijd a fascination in their
way of life , and"though in tha main
unsuccessful , continue it as long as
health at.d ? ge permit. They pais
theirTriater in some town where they
earn enouck , to purchase an outfit ,
namely , gunpowder , ) coffee , flour , su
gar , and bacon sufficient for tha sum
mer's campaign , and a jask , as the
donkey is called , to carry a pack. Se
lecting a spot for their centre of oper
ations ; a small shanly Is soon built ,
and the summer pisjes with much
climbing and much breaking of rock
that suggests wealth , while they keep
a keen eye for game and preserve a
rtmantic belief in the speedy finding
of a fortune. Such men cordially
welcome the tourist , and gladly share
whatever they have with him , ' except
ing blankets , which every man is ex
pected to carry for himself. They be
guile his evening by relating quaint
experiences , and hint volemnly of a
spot where wealth beyond description
can ba found. They usually work in
couples , e7chcalling the other "pard ; "
and very faithful each pard is to his
fellow , becoming only more attached
incase of sickness or disaster. They
are , as a rule , ' an honest and manly
race , leading a life which brings out
many good qualities , especially hos
* pitality , and , in injury or illnesseven
of a stranger , oaro , kindness and ten
derness. There h no monotony in
t ; heir career. Each day brings its in
cidents , greater or. less , and is cheer
ed by Jhe belief that ( ho bonanza is
near at hand.
v"Squaw man" is the-name given tea
a white man who has married one or
r more Indian wives , and been regular-
j y'ad op ted by their tribe , with whom
10 lives. "With the exception of be
ing of occasional use as an interpreter ,
ke is an utterly worthless person. He
baa completely left hi * own raca and
taken to the ways of the savage , and
tf qnally despised by the whites and
by his1 adopted brethren. Many of
the woodcutters who snpply fuel to
steamboats on the upper Miseouri
marry , or * rather buy , Indian wives ;
but theydo not form part of the trib
al family , as does the "squaw man. "
Often it is policy for them to take
wives from tribes which are dangerous
to their safety. A wife insures pro
tection from the depredations of her
tribe ; and Tfhen her lord and matter
is tired , of her , or wishes to form other
.business relations , he simply tells her.
and her progeny to go horn ? . These
men have tbe reputation of being
most active agents in supplying ammunition - _
munition to the Indians.
All these frontier folk eat , drink
and live , and after their manner on joy
life. We can perceive that they have
pleasures which may not be so easily
understood by people who live in
comfortable houses , and drive in well-
hong and well-cushioned carriages , or
walk paved streets. A life in the
open air , freedom from restraint , and
vigorous appetite , generally finding
hearty meal to satisfy-it , mate diffi
cult toreturn to the humdrum of
steady work and comparative respect
ability.They have their place in the
drama of our national life , for better f
or for worse , and their pursuits and
character : must be recognized and
studied by anyone who weuld compre
hend our great Western country.
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Tha BIST SALVE in the world for
Oats , Braises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
Rheum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp
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kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve c
guaranteed to give perfect satiafae-
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Prica'25 cents per box. For sale.by
8dly ' J. K. ISH. Omaha.
"I have used Dr. Simmons' Liver Regulator
later myself and in my family ior years ,
and pronounce ( t ens of the most gatisfac-
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t , acd I
ayrteafeUftytaug
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I The brilliant , fascinating
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follow the use of Hagau's Mag
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The Hagnolia'Balm conceals
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Its effects are immediate and
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Manufacturers of Leid Fipechcet > nd Bar Lead ,
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which is particularly
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me , as It works easily
and throws a constant
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vital Weakncfsand frs.
tra n from orerwork or
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OUAHA TICKET OFFICES 12J1 Famlam St. ,
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SEX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
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zrrEKTnn uoinxs AND KID-J
KEYS AT TnESA3lT.TniE.
Because ltcloan e she yatbrnofjj
the poisonous humors that dorclopo j
S In Kidney and Urlnnrdlaeasoa , Bit-1
P loacncas. Jaundice , Conotlpation , 1
'
Piles , or In Rheumatltmt Neuralgia j
and Female dlaordora.
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U U II L. U il S 1 L Asthma , Consumption ,
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Put Up in Quart Size Bottles for Family Use.
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UHll I IUH. Rock and Kyc in p'ato of ourTOLU ROCK and RTE , which is tb cnlr J1EU.
1CATED article mtdc , the GENUINE naviu ? a GOVERNMENT STAJJP on cich bottle.
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenu ° :
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICK OF INTKHXAL Rt.VE.VUE , >
W > simoior , U. ( . , J nuirj M , 1SSO. >
Utfia. LAWRKNCE i. MARTIN , 1111 Mid sun St. , Ch-ogo. II g. .
GfMLfMr.s : I bi\9 rfceiitil a celt Qid foiinii ' irinf the iruriiiicnla antl rrUlite rr > y.-r *
t'onitu < dn ( the manufacture of an art'cla ' wbi - \ u aUorti c au.U utnior til name of ' "TOLl *
ROCK and RY ? . " ThU comi < ucnd. iwciiiili , y to'xnur f. luiuli , in the C | inlon f tbla i tticr , tn tt t
have a sufficient qtuntitv cf the 11AISAJ1 Ob TOI.t" lojire 1 * tlltbc autaiLigt * . . - ll.I TO 11
article in pcc'oral compiairiK. nhilcll c wb a-ptj-itp cun'litutc an tnmhloi rcmlrrbf w j
compound an igtceablu n mcdy to the paJi
In the op'nion cf tbb ctiC. tn iitic'c C ( nifivtictd normJInj 1 1 tbl ft rirnU ma ) p rpcrlrl 4
cli ; cd tsaniedicintl prepant cnurtciJLepiciiairsif i ih ilafAf ! ' ! w1rcKt.ti'n3-37. ! L. ' - .
ReviaedStatutti , andvhcn foettmicd nuylioBtM r > latirpH ? , . ' j i > tli < xar.c , wvl Cthtr Pei
itbout rendering them liable to j > si C < M ! ttx as 1 yir d * er ?
Yoo Re pocfiillr , ( lijuK1) GREEN. B. RATJM. CommlflSioner.
Lanrerca&Mariln , Chi KOS < \xmtsforthc lil ill St tc-sir.it CaiiuU. in > i lbv PPV.
Blsf , Grcteriej and Ccncnl DnUrgtNCfjwbrn. V.hr"rV .rt ' rj.r * .b FLE , JOIi.S < > > .
CO. . wllleuppl > the trade at naiut.ic'.urc : * pri > . 'a
WHO 18 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE C OCRAPHV O < - THIS CCUNTRV. Wltl.
SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP , rHAT THE '
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R ,
IB TUP i r.ivir p.rTTTET'V THP FIST & TJTE
Itn main line runs from Chicago to Council
BlnlTi. passing through Jollet. Ottawa , Iji Sillc.
Genrseo , Mullne. Rock Island. Daveupirt. West
Libertr , Iowa Citr.Marenco , linxikl jn. Grlnnell.
Des Molncs ( the capital or Iowa ) , Stuart. Atlan
tic , and Avoca ; Kith branches from Uur"a
Junction to I'eorla : Wilton Junction toMusca-
tlne. Waslilnctoa , Falrfleld. El.lon , Ueltuap ,
ContrcTllle I > rlncc4on. Trenton ' .
, , Gallatln. .nrae-
mn. Leavcnworth , Atchbon. and Kansas City :
Washington to Slsourncr. Oskuloosa. and Cnox-
Tllle : KcokuK to iarmlneton. lioncpartc , Bcn-
tonspprt. Independent , Eldon. Otturuws. Edrtr-
vllln , Oskalonsa. Pelln.Mnnroe , and ] "s Mnmcs :
Newton to Monroe ; Dei Molncs to Indlanola &nd
Wlnterset : AtUtntUtoliunljandAudnbon ; and
A'oca to Ilnrlan. Ihls Is positively the only
Kallroad. wlilc'i own * , and operates a turoujn
line from Chicago Into tbo State of Kansas.
ThrouKh Express I'ftj'enuer Train * , with Poll-
man "alaco Cara attached.urerun each war Colly
between CHICAGO and I'roniA. KANSAS Crrv.
CoiniCii. Burrrs , I.CA-KMTOKTII and ATcni-
SOX. Tbronyh cars nre ano ran between Ml'wau-
lee rod Kansas CUT , via the "Milwaukee and
Rocklaland hheLlnu"
The "Great V.ock 1'land" Is mnsul3cently
cqulpiHd. Its roiid bed Is simply perfect , and Its
trackls laid with ttcel rails.
Went-will please you mast will bd the plcaaur
ol enloylnic jour men ) . wblls passing orertlie
leautlful prairies of Illinois and Iowa , la one of
mr muffnmcent DlntnKL'ars that accompany all
CnrouKli Express Trains. Vou ect an entire
meal. 03 Rood as is served In nny Unt-clasn hotel ,
[ orseTenty-nve ceuts.
Appreciating the fact that a majority nf the
oeoplo prefer ecparato apartment * lor different
purposes ( and the Immense pjnsenscr business
> f UiUlinewarranttnelt ) . nuarepkoscd to an
nounce that this Company runs Pullman I'alate
Sleeping Cars for sloe-pine purposes , and Palace
P17X.X.aZAN PALACE CAKS nrr run throusb lo rCOUTA. DE9 > i > v A
CO0NC1X. MLUFFS , KANSAS CITY. ATC'JIISO ? ; , vuil ! . * VEA OKTII
Tlcbetivia thU lilne , Itnnnn a the "Creat Itocli . 2Jiu < J Uout . " nr io i >
all Ticket Azen ! In the United States and Canada.
For Information not obtainable at yotir borne tlclot n31e. .
A. . KlMBAI r , . 32-
Gen'l Sapcrintcnicnt. -
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FURNITURE , BEDD O , FEATHERS ,
SH-A-ZDES.
And everyrning jertaining to the Furniture an I
r Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HEW GOODS AT TH2
3LO W jbJST
p 14 mon th Bit 1208 aad 1210 Faruham Streel ,
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
IF1 O ± S3O.
MANUFACTURED BY P. P. MAST & CO. , SPRINGFIELD , 0. !
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron lieam "Walking
Cultivator , with or without Sfrinse.
The X w Force Feed Buckeye Drill , one or two Horse Style. "
Enquire for them at the beat dealers.
F. H. PUGH , Gen. Agent , Omaha , ffeb , _ _
A. new = n.I bitberto unknown remedy for ill
d&aies of tha Kidnryj , Bbdder , acd Urinary
Organs.
It wfl pcgitirely core Dhbetcg , OraTf 1 , Drop-
ry , Brizbt's Diaeise , inability to it tun or exo ll
the Urine , Catarrh of > bo Udcer , bleb colored
and fcanty urine , Painful Urmtin ? , Hit'
BACK , Ucnenl Weitaeis , tnd all Female Com
plaints.
Itavoidi Internal medicines , is certain In It
effects and cures w ten notbinf cjj ? on.
For iale > .y al ! Diulft or iD ty maU fr '
uponncelptoftbepnce.S2.ig '
inning Curt forcaUnjpnrpOM onlT. Cce ; l r
Bicat rsitr .o of tor PaJacn Cmn l a ' Jii'.ll ? (
bALOON men /on can enjoy yonr f3 I-TJ
at nil honrsof the d y.
Milflccnt Iron KrWUej tpaa the M jk.--i
and llf ! ourlrl- - < t ll p < ilcta crg < ftu } d
line , and trarrcr > ar > A7Oido < S at tounci. V > . - ± H
Knntas City oarrnwonti. and AtsnSP' ' a
nectlons b'incniadr In Lnion C * ! > 51- .
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