THE GENUINE
LIVER PILLS
( are ot recommended as a remedy "
all the ills that flesh is heir to. " but
affections of the Liver , and in all Bilii
Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick He
ache , or diseases of that character tl
stand without a rival.
V-'AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used r
paratory to , or after taking quinine.
a simple purgative they are uneqnale
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coatee
, Each box has a red-wax seal on the 1
with the impression.McLANE'S LIV1
PILL. Each wrapper bears the sig :
tures of C. McLAXE and FLEMING BE
rjST Insist upon liavine the cenui
Dn. C. McLAXE'S LIVER PILLS , p
pared by
FLEMING BROS. , Pittsburgh , Ps
the market being full of imitations
the name JfcCruic , spelled different
but same pronunciation.
ODOHS , BRONCHITIS AND CONSUMPT1C
What a Well-Known Druggist wys about
Allen's Lung Balsam.
MOTHERS , READ I
OAILAKDSlATJOS , Ifj
GKKTUKXS : The demand for Allen's Lt
Balsam Is increasing constantly. The la < !
think there is no medicine equal to it tor Crc
and Whooping Cough. C. 8. MAKTIN , Dragrl
Sold h > all Medicine Men.
genloos. 7 ohjccUtoQna. Send stamp lorpai
ge.DR. . E. 0. ABB Y Bnl&lo K. Y.
, WM. SIMERAL ,
; TTORKEY AT tAW-Ctmphtll'g Bio
X lSth8trsc.tbetwetaFarnhainandDon2l
OMAHA , NEB
D. L. THOMAS ,
AT LAW loans money , bi
and sells real estate. Room S.Creighl
A. C. TROUP ,
TTORNEV AT LAW Offlcs In Hanscoi
jBJock , with Qccrje -1. PritehrttJI
i St. OMAHA , NEB
St.DEXTER
DEXTER t , THOMAS , '
A TTORJJET AT LAW Crulcksnank Be
A Ing. _ 1 ar < fitt
A. M. CKADWIOK ,
ICTOBHEYAT LAW Office 15M Farnh ;
JEtr et.
_
A. SV/ARTZLAK'DE
A TTORKEY AT LAW-Cot. ISth anl Famb.
itrett. mayat
WILLJAM A. FOHDA.
A .TTOHNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LA
-.TlL Room No. 6 , Frenzcr Block , opposlU P
Qf3c .
WM. UPEABQDY ,
Oace In Crete hton Block , next
LAWYER OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
I
KOIAUT rtrcuo. ooLuonoKS MAD
E. D. MCLAUGHLIN.
i TTOENEY AT LAW AND JUBTIOI <
JTBE PEACE Boutheait corner Flltetr.
DouglaiSt.
tTOollectloni Promptly Attended to.ia
O'BRIEN & BARTLEn ,
Attorneys-at-Lav
OFFlCE-Unlon BlockFlft enth.ani ? raroha' '
A. L. RQBISOH.
AT LAW.-Eoom C Ight
AtTOElfET Keb. lunl-tl
. ss.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KARIACH BLOCK. COR. DOUCIBTH ST
OMAHA. KEB.
W. J. Oonnell ,
Attorney-at-Law
Office : Front rooms , up etalrs , In Hansccn
new brick buildtng , K. W. corner Fifteenth ai
Farnham Streets.
JOBX L BSDICS. Cms R Rscic
REDICK & HEDICE ,
Attorneys-at-La
Special attention will be given to all snl
against corporations ol every description ; w
pracUca in al 2tbo Court * ci tbe State and i
United States. Office , Farnham St , opposl
Court Jlouse.
ADAMS &SIHERAL ,
% TTOBNETS AT LAW Boom 0 Orelght
jtl. Block , IBth wid Douslas streets. nc9dh
C. F. MAHDERSOH ,
AT LAW S12 Farnhun Btrt.
, Omaha Nobraka.
-PARKE CODWJK-
A TTOBNEY AT LAW lith and
Strseu , with O. W. Doane ,
. w. T. RICHARDS. Q. J. Hoi
RICHARDS & HUNT ,
Attorneys -Law
Omcs 21& South Fourteenth Street.
Only Direct Line to Frano
CENERALTRANSATLANTIG COMPAh
New York and Han c.Pier 42.N.I
BETWEEN Hortonbt. , pier of company.
Traveler ! by this line at old both transit by K
ish railway and the discomfort t > f crossing t
hamie lin a small boat
AKADA , FRAXUUI , Wednesday January ' .
Inoon.
AMERIQUE , B. JOCCLO , Wednesday Febrca
11 a. m. ,
FRANCE , TRUDKLLK , WedneUy , Februa
Jla. m.
PRICE OF PASSAGE ( Inclndtn ; : wine ) :
TO HAVRE First Cabin , * 100and80 : Secoi
Cabm,955 ; Steerase , $28lncludln ; wine.beddlr
and ntinslls.
LOUIS DE BEBIANAcent , 6 nroadway.N.
FRANK E. MOOKES , No. 414 , W st Side K
Street , Bet. Farnlum and Dcuxlas , Next Dee
o U. S. Erprwa O.tice ISlgu ol Pain
teitnshlp. ) OUAOA , NEB. m7-Cm
EAST INDI/
. HER & CO. ,
BOLE MANUFACTURERS
OJIAIIA. Neb.
TESTIMONY.
The Cashier of tha National Bank , Trc
Ohio , says :
Tsor O. . Tecemcer 30th , 1878
DR. BOSASEO MIDI I.VK CV. liqua , O. :
GIKTIBJES : I w s tnabled with Bheum
tltm last epriag in the a ute f r m so bully thi
I was unable to u e my hand. Through tne re
cmmeniatlons of my fr entis , I was induced I
try your lltesmitc Cure , whioh immediate ]
be mto soothf , coaifort and alliv " the pain , at
in a short time 1 was relieved o ! "this distrere'r '
disease. I Ukegr at pleasure in rccommeadln
this ihluable remedy lotro'e timllariy * ffecte <
Yours respectfully , J.NO.L MEUEDITH.
Th'ss remtd > rpcak for thejaselvcs. Totj
ttheraistobecured. If loucan&ot cetthra <
yonr Druecitt , by rrasitttnj xis 8S.OO w wj
ModjMafcsr otebOfth BheumaUc Cunc
dx of th , r Kcsedy. by express p jiii (
CRve pWa dirwUoas forthlpplng. _
i * The Dr. Bosanko Mediome'Co ,
KQUA , OHIO ;
a F..CTOODSIAN ,
Ag nt , Omah * .
THE DAILY BE !
OMAHA PUBLISHING . , PROPRIETORS.
FarnAam , let. SOt and.lOtk Strc <
TEKMB at BUESCRIPXION
1 year.ln advance ( postpaid ) . J3
0 month ! " ' *
months " " 8
TIKE TAKES ;
THE MAILS.
CVWJM.
0. H. W. R. R. , # > a , m , , B p. m.
0 B. 4 Q. , * * > a. m. , 8 p. m. j ,
0. B. L * P. B. K. , 4:50 a. m. , I p. m 4
C. ASt.JruiSOa.m. , 1p.m. - , _
3. Oty ft P. 1:88 a. m. V
U.P. RR.ll ) , Bi.
B.ftMR.R,8Ma.m.
O ftK. W.,7T :
O N. W. R. E. , 11 a. m. il p. m.
B ft. Q. , 11a.m. 820pm.
C R. I. & P. , 11 a. cr , 11 a. m.
a R. ft St. Jos , 11 a. m.,11 p. m-
8. City ft P. , 11 m
TJ P..4p.m.
B. ft H. In Neb. . 4p
Ix > cal mails for BUUi Iowa leave at o i
y.vlx : i 0 a. m. i -
Office open from 12 to p. m Sundays.
THOMAS F. HAM. . Postmartg
Arrival andDcpar tore eiTraii
UHION PACITIO.
LIIVK. AUira.
Dally Exprees. . . .12:16 : p. m. 8SO p. m.
do Mixed 6:10 p.m. 125p.m.
do Freight630 a , m. 1:10 : p. m.
do do . . . . 8:16 a. m. 1220a.m.
TIM CARD Of THE BCRLIHQTOH BOOT
AXUVH OXABA.
Express 3:10 : p.m. Express lOflOa. !
6:00a.m. Mill .lOJMp. i
u Sundays Excepted. Sundays Exeepted ,
CHICAGO , HOCK ISLAND & PACIFIC.
Mall. 6:00 : vm. I 10:00 : p. i
press 8iOp.m. : | 10:00 a. i
Sundays Exempted.
CHICAGO ft NORTHWESTERN :
Hail 8:00a : ja. I "
S:10p.m. : I 10-00 .i
i Sundays tzcepted.
KASSAB CTTT , 8T. JOE ft COUKCIL' BLU/1
UATO. 1KUVB.
M ll _ . _ arcs ra.bpnH | M/e SLi
"
Eiprees 6Cp. m. | * fi. . "TsMto. i
the only Un running Pullman Sleeping C
out of Omaha to Union Depot.
OMAHA & NORTH WESTERN AND 8IOUX CTI
Express 80am. |
Dally Except Sundays.
B. ft M. B B. In BKBB1BKA.
nnan I" * ? ! :
Omaha ( ! ' ) BMun KearneyJ't
PUitsxnoutharlOS& am
KeirneTjncar)7 ) 6 pm EdClonalv.eM ( :
Red Cloud ( an)7:6 * pm Plattsmouthar ) :20p
Bloomlnjtocu-)9.25pni ( ) Omaha (
BEPDBLIOAK TACUCT RAILWAT.
HasUnn ( Iv ) 8S a.m. i Bloomlnjton ( ar)130p. )
Bloomfiicton 1:85 p m I Hastlntra ( ar ) 016 p m
Orleans ( Iv )7SO ) . m. 1 Indlanola ( ar ) 1:00 : p , i
Orleans ( ar ) 7 )0 ) p. m. | Indlanol * ( Iv 230 p. i
B10UX CITY A ST. PAUL R. B ,
Mall 6JO a. m. I Exerts * 10AO a. i
Expnsi 8UOp. m. | Hall 730 p. l
BRIDGE DmSIOH U. P. R. R.
LaTe Omaha , dally : 3 a.m. , , 9a.m. , 10
lla.ia..lp.m.Jp.ia.,8. p.m.,6p.m. . ,
Leave m Coundl Bluffst SSSt. m.,9S4 * a.n
10SSa. m. , 11:26 .m. , 13ap.m.M p n
5 p.D.,6dS p.m.KSS p. m
,
Sunday , leailnjr Omana at,9 aa
rour trips on
a. m. . 2 and B p. m. ; OonnoU Blofis at 93.
a. m. , and fc2S and 625 p. m.
naia.
rxMisaxi
Lear * Omaha v-0 a-m-.Ta. m.SM a. m
p. m. , 4:60 : p. m. , 7 4 p. m.
LeaVe Council EluBs-7 : a. m.,9Wa.K :
a.m.,6S5 p. m.,7 0p. m. , 70p. ns
p. m. Dally except Sunday.
OMAHA A REPUBLICAN VAJ&KT B. R.
IJUV * . AUUTB.
Hall 10:18 a a. * aipm.
Dallr nceot Bandar.
Omaha Wholesale Markete ,
OHAHA , July 1 , 1880.
JJUTTEB AND KQUH.
DhoIcaUble . 10 ® "
PacienlotB . 7@10
Fresh egg * , per doz . 1 *
Honey . . . -
POULTEY.
.alokeni , per dos . * 22
Ducks. . * S
OEOOERIEa.
BUGABS.
Powdered
Sranulated
3t ndard"A"
OffA
Uleu'sPinii't'a
Extra choice and very bright. . . 50
Bright Table Drips . 45
New Orleans MoDaases . 60
Rio , prime to choice . 17 ;
Rio good to prime . u *
Rio fair to good . II
Mocha . 7
0. Q. Java . *
RICK.
Choice . . " . i > . §
Qoodtoprime .
NewPrunen . 8 :
OldPrunes . 6
Currants.choice new . 7
BlackBemes . 12
Raspberries . - * 3
Pitted cherries . 2
Michigan grtdApples . J
N. Y. Sliced < ? . J
Evaporated " . 8
State Peaches .
Bait Lake Peaches . 1
California Peaches . 1
CANNED GOODS.
" 5"0y8t rs , 2 Ib cans , V case. . 3 7' '
do do llbcanpercase. . 24
Lightweight Oysters 2 Ib ? ? case 2 9
Salmon , 1 Ib , V dozen . 17
do 21bldozen . 2 6
Standard Tomatoes.2 tt ) , $ case 2 S
' " . 'Stt. case ' 30
Standard Peaches , 3 Ib , V case. 4 4
" 2Ibcase. \ . 34
Raspberries , 2 Ib , . tf case. . 30
Blackberries , 2 Ib , $ case . 28
Corn , 2 Ib.tf case . , . 38
Apples , Gal , V doz . 37
Narrow Fat Peas,2 Ib , tf case. . 4 a
String Eeans. 2 Ib. per case. . . . 24
SUNDRIES.
Nutmegs. . 1
Pepper . 1
Allspice . 1
Roves ) . 4
Qossia . 2
[ lope . 9
Candles. 16 oi.-- . . . ' 1
Greenwich LyeperlcnBe . 3 &
Beang.per bushel . 1 $ >
Cheese full cream . 11
GLiASS.
Window Glass. 60 per cent dis.
count off list.
HARDWARE.
IRON.
Tommon bar . 3
loree-shoe bar . 4
Norway nail rod . 9
KTECL.
Jastplow . 9
\jn. cast , tool . 18
sEng.do . 25
AAILS.
s , upwards. . 5 a
J'rd'd's shoe 'g . 5 a
" mule" . 6&
hnaha nails tens , upwards. . . 3 51
JwWshn . 23@30
> utmm nails . 28SO
DRY GOODS.
BROWN COTTONS.
Atlantic "H" . 7j
do "P" . 7
'epperell " 0" . . . . . 71
do "R" . 7
do "E" . . ' . B ]
AdianHead . 8
jawrrnseXXX . II
iebneka , Standard "AA" . .
Vmoskeag. . . . 16
Bearer Creek. "AA" . 14i
do "BB" . 181
haymakers. . . . , . a
" .
if
J 'AXA"
' * * " * " " " * " "
do "BB".I'.i ; . . . . . ' 14
do "CC" . , \ . . . 13
Warren "AXA" . . ' . . . 15
do "BB" . 14
do "CO" . . 13
BLEACHED COTTONH.
> nsdale . 9
do Cambric
Jabot
'ruit of the Loom . 10
ewYork Mflls . 13) )
lills' Muslin . . . n
VamsutU . ' . . 12i
? eppe U . 13J27 ]
TICKINGS.
Lmoikee. . . . . . . 18
allsO. B.O . 20
do "AA" . Hj
do "AAA" . 16
> * rlKiv r
lolyoks
Uleu'sPinii , - . \ . . - . . . .
Ancona fancy . 7
Manchester . . .
Merrimac . 7
Memmac BhirtinK8M . , . 6
Richmonds . 6
Richmonds.E . 7
' . . - . 6
Sprague's
Simpson's Tnouminji ; . 7
Simpecn's black.
t T 8IEIPE3.
American . 10 ®
Am oskeag. . .
Awning stripes. . . , j . .
Lswiston.A . C . IT
Hamilton . 11
Omega. , . _ . lla
Htt field' .
* : LUMBER.
rraming , 18 ft and under - 820
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
v STOCK BOABDB.
Antock . 40
B " . 35
O " . SO
Common stock. . . . . . 25
FLOOHINO.
No. Iflooring . 40
No.2 " . , . 35
No. 3 " . 25
Yellow pine flooring , No. 1 . . . . 45
No. 1 siding . 25
No.2 " . 22
No.3 " . 20
PICKETS.
No. 1 pickets , per M . 32
No.2 " " . 25
No. 1 finish , IJ , 1 J , and 2 in. . . 55
No.l " lin . 50
No.2 ' " IJ , li , and 2 in. . 45
No.2 " lin . 40
No.3 " in . 35
SHIP LAP.
Plainahiplap . 28
OG 'T No.l . 30
" " No.2 . 25
CKJUNQ.
| beaded , 6 in. , No. 1. . 25
" " No.2. . 23
i " 4 and 6 in. , No. 1. . . 40
" " " " No.2. . . 35
Corrugated ceiling , No. 1 . 50
SHINGLES.
A star ( beet ) glTngle * . 3
No , 2 " . 3
No.3 v " . 2
Lath . 4
Lime , bbl . 1
" bulk , per bu .
Cement.bbl . 2
Iowa plaster , bbl . 2
Michigan plaster , bbl . 2
Hair , per bu .
Tarred felt , 100 Iba . 3
Straw board , " . 4
O G battens , per 100 ft lin . . . 1
W ll curbing T. . SO
Rough 4 , and 2 in. , in batto , .
per 100 ft. lin .
POSTS
L'edar halves , 7 in .
" " 6in .
" QuarterSin .
Oak , 4x4 . : .
" 4rR
BU t * * *
0 G casing , 5& and 6 in. , per
lOOftlln ? . . . . 3i
Oak plank and timber , per M. 401
Clearpoplar : . . . , . , , 50 i
Black Walnut. . 100 i
HIDES.
3re nhidM. per Ib . . . . , , , , . . I
3reen cured hides . , . \
Drybide . 18 * :
Dry salted hides . 10aJ
SheepPelts . 25al I
Tallow. . <
LIQUORS , WINES , ETC ,
Sith wines , per gal . . 1 (
Ucohol , 180 per cent per gal. 2 ]
sVench spirits , proof . . 11
Slarshall'g ' bourbon whisky. . . . 1 2
Miller's bonrbon whisky . 15
Brandy , very fine , per gal. . . . 2 00a8 (
" common to fine . 1C
31n , 100 per cent . 1 !
" Holland 90 per cent . IJ
tarns , miid Jamaica , per gal. 1 60a3 C
" New England . 2t
Kennedy Bitten per gal . IE
" " per case . 7
" " per 100 cases 7 C
Jhampapies , pints in basket * . 25 C
) omestlc champaigne . 22 0
Jort wine , per case . 1 50a3 C
Iherriea . 1 50a3 C
les , Edinburg . 27
" Basg&Co.'s . 22
luinneM Dublin stout . 22
LEATHER.
Jest slaughter sole . J
Jest oak . 4
Prenoh kips . 1 lOal 4
Trench calf , leading brands. . . 1 50a2 1
) omegtickips . 75al 1
Domestic calfa . 1 lOal S
lemlock upper , per foot . 25a2C
) ak upper , per foot . 2 5a26
train , upper per foot . 2
jinings , per aoz . 8 00a9
Coppinga , per doz . 11 0
tlorrocce ( bootleg ) per foot. . . 35a'
- " oil dressed . S
* aimonT > er skin . . . A S OOaS 2
" glorokid . J
Spot webbing , per foot . 4
HARNEbS LEATHER.
'To.lPHtsburg ' oak . 4
* o. IPittsburg oak . 4
io. 1 Cincinnati oak . 4
io. 2 Cincinnati oak .
tfo.lhemlock . J
0. 2Hemlock . J
COAL-RETAIL.
Uthracite . 10 {
Jloesbuig . 12 (
iVyoming . SI
) Bknloo6 . 5
! owa nut. . . , . 5 (
iVhite Breast . 5J
Free ol Cost.
DR. KINO'S NEW DISCOVERY fc
jonBuinptionj * Oonghs and Cold ;
asthma , Bronchitis , etc. , is give
iway in trial bottle * free of coat I
he afflicted. If you have a ba
: ougb , cold , 'difficulty of breathlni
loarseness or any affection of th
hroat or lungs by all means give th
fonderful remedy a trial. As yo
ralue your existence you cannt
ifford to let this opportunity pas
iVe could not afford , and vould ni
; ivo thta remedy away unless
cnew It would accomplish what M
ilaim for it. Thousands of hopelei
: ases have already been complete !
rured by it. There is no medicine i
.he world that will cure one-half tt
: ases that DR. KINO'S NEW DISCOVER
Till cure. For sale by
(6) ( ) JAMES K. Isn , Omaha.
BOW CAN I EXPRESS MY
THANKS ?
Mrs. Meeks.ofyoikville , New York , write
t aflorda me great pleasure to write these fe
ines to let the public know the value
Inakids , the great External File Remedy ,
are suffered the last 11 years everything bi
path ; In that" time I hare spent hundreds
oDars. I hare tried everything I ever heal
f. I hate had four different doctors , but font
ery little relief. I at last heard of AnaJceii
tried them and in one hom's time I found r
ief and have not been troubled with the :
Ince. How can I express my think * to yet
Jo tongua eta praise them too highly , and
rouM say to all those who are afflictel wil
tiles. Hemorrhoids or .fitraies , internal or e ;
unal , giv * nototsatrial and you will i
rager b a snffater.
MRS. Meus.
Samples of "Analtiis" are sent free < o t
nffe ers en application to P. Keustaedter & Co
lox 4946 , New York. Sold by all Druggigti
Wee $1.0j
MONEY IS TIGHT.
Lnd when was it ever otherwise ? Th
Ideal man cannot remember. Pee
ile are grumblers all grumble min
item and laymen comlain. * Woli
hen ; "time are dull , and money i
ight , " but haven't you got enough t
my a bottle of SOZODONT , to kee
our teeth clean , and mouth sweel
nd help you enjoy life ?
Money may be tight , but it is notli
ng to SPALDINO'S GLUE. That's th
Ightest thing out.
Bucuen'B Arnica Salve
The.JUsrjSAi.v ia the world f.
late ) BruitM-s , Sores , Ulcers , Sal
thenm , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp
d Hands , Chilblains , Corns- and al
inds of Skin Eruptions. This Salv
t guaranteed to give perfect satiafac
iod in every case or money re boded
'rice 25 cents pet box. .For sale by
Bdly J. K. ISH , Omaha. :
liTpaawtro-VeJx-thrcv r V < i.u % den
ind tUO Jn a lootr to t. . i'recch P fl Co
oltde , O aal reeein onebyreturo isifl.
THE KINO OF BNAKEB.
AN ANNTtAL CONTENTlOir HE1D
VENOUOT78 RXFXIUES.
Tientsin ( Pa. ) Cor. Oil City Derrick.
Residing in an adjoining townsh
lees than half a day's drive from tl
p'eaiant town , lives an honest c
German farmer , whom we willo
Uncle Ben. Having-been well i
quainUd with Uncle Ben for ttvei
years , we can vouoh for his truth a :
veracity in all other thing * , and
course we are well satisfied that 1
account of his thrilling adventu
among the serpents is also true a
not overdrawn. Uncle Ben says tt
oue hot day In Jnne , not many yet
ago , ho started out to hunt his cat )
that had strayed away from hem
During the course of bit long wa
through the woods and barrens of 1
township , which is sparsely settle
he came to a wild section of con
try near a stream which empties in
Tioneata creek a few miles above tt
place. There was a hundred acres
mure of wild , broken ground etre
with small rocks and bowlders , whi
among the rocks grew tangled bushe
briars and an occasional large tre
On the whole it wai among the will
eat and most picturesque sections
was our Uncle Ben's good or ill fo
tune to explore. Upon entering tt
glen ho roticed a peculiar odor on tt
air , which he at nr t attributed to tt
bloom of the laurel bushes wbic
grew in great abundance through tt
glen , mixed with the odors of oth <
wild flowers which blossomed in grei
abundance wherever the scanty so
gave their roots a chance for nouns !
ment. Proceeding on his course , t
bad hardly entered the glen when I
discovered several snakes sue
ning themselves upon tb
rocks and 'the flat stonei
As he , in common with most farn
ers , was in the habit of always killio
any snakes ha came across , he cat
hickory club and killed all thoi
which did not glide under rooks c
datt out of reach. Continuing tbroug
the rocky hollow or glen , he found , i
he progressed , that the horrid reptilf
grew more numerous and his club wi
m constant use. Great yellow an
black rattlesnakes sprung their wan
ing rattles and coiled themselves i
spiral heaps , prepared to bury the
deadly fangs in any enemy who dare
to come within their reach. Hue
copperheadthose deathly rept'les wh
etnke without any warning and whoa
bite is almost sure death , barred hi
progress , while garter snakes , bet
great and small , and milk snakes , wit
an occasionanl black racer , were ah
mixed indiscriminately together , aj
parently in the greatest harmony.
Uncle Ben plied his stick with al
bis might and main , killing principal !
the racers , copperheads and rattlen
the other varieties being harmless , b
did not exert himself to kill. Owln
to the rank and poisonous smell aris
log from the rattlesnakes at variou
limes , he got do idly faint , and fearei
bis life would pay the penalty of hi
rashness in penetrating this tea o
lerpents ; but resting himself for i
few minutes and using his hat { or i
'an , he would partially recover hi
wonted strength , and determined t *
ight his way out of the horrid man
> f writhing , hisiing lerpents , hi
iresied onward to the attack. Inct
) y inch , aud foot by foot he had t (
ilub a pathway through the horrid aes
> f crawling , bluing reptiles , In thii
ray he estimated he traveled about t
Barter of a mile , and he says in gooc
aitb , with all the air of truth anc
eracity for which he is need >
ed , that he must have
Lilled at least 600 or 700 differenl
nakes. How wide the army of snakes
Jncle Ben does not know , as 01
imerging from the main body of then :
IB was so exhausted by his superhu
nan exertions and overcome with
toison wh'ch he had inhaled in forc <
ng bis way through the snakes thai
le did not remain io investigate ,
thinking himself very lucky in es
aping with his life , he did not wail
o investigate the wonderful collection ,
> ut hastened home at the fastest gail
10 could command. In relating the
nemorable adventure , Uncle Ben re
uembera of seeing a monster snake
rhich he thinks was the king of thi
rhole assemblage. He cays his snake
hip's body was as large as a man'i
high , and the length in proportion ,
Jnclo Ben is of the opinion the snakei
lad but lately come out of their deni
.mong the rocks , and the immensi
mmber In so small an ares of ground
vhich he estimated at aboui
wenty acres , was owing to 3
; eneral consultation or gathering
> ef ore their annual spreading out ovei
he land. He thinks there are man ]
houaands of the'snakes , about one
outth being rattlesnakes and copper
leada. We have often heard of sev
iral rattlesnake dens , where , at oer
ain seasons of the year , immensi
lumbers of the-e venomous reptilei
: an bo killed , but tha-aboveadventnn
ays over all other accotmts of make
ieeing and snake-killing in Fires
; ounty. Should any doubt the abovi
iccount , or feel like visiting one o :
.hoae noted dens , let him come hen
m a warm day in early June , and oui
Tord for it , he can find plenty ofmei
vho can guide him to one or mori
daces where he can see plenty of liv
ng rattlesnakes , some of them of grea
lize. There is a well known rattle
make den on the point across thi
river from this place , alio a noted dei
> r two in Hickory towmhip , not fa :
romtho village of East Hickory ; oni
lear Indian Camp Bun , and another i
'ew miles north of .Tionesta Bun
Most of these dens are visited annually
md large numbers of the poUonou
reptiles slaughtered.
A Hlgn Horev.
from the Niw Yolk Tribune.
There arrived In this city yesterday
iy way of the Hudson Biver Railway
rom Albany , and was conveyec
lirectly to his quarters in Houatoi
itrcet , what is believed to be the hr
; est horte that has ever fallen nndei
.he eye of anatomist or jockey a ver
table equine monster besides whict
mimals of the _ ordinary-height are si
Lwarfs. The" animal was bred ir
) hio , from our native draught stock
md certainly no region except one oi
he limestone bases could have devel
iped such an enormous equine ansto
ny. His registered height Is twentj
lands and one inch , or eighty
me inches , being a foot
aller than an averagi
nan. His weight is stated to be 245C
> ounds ; but all these points wil
> robably be verified to day by com
letent veterinary surgeons. As stand
ng in the stable , the color of the ani
nal appears to be a uniform dark bay ,
rithout spot or blemish. It should
tot be judged that this height ,
Ithongh extraordinary , is oltogethei
inprecedented in horses. At the Gen-
ennial Exhibition in Philadelphia , it
876 , a span of horses was placed or
xhibition , each of which was IE
lands and 1 inch high. The animtli
rere bred in Canada , and became the
iroperty of a Philadelphia brewer when
he Exhibition closed. A veterinarj
urgeon in this city formerly owned
horse that was 19 handi and 1 inch
iigh a giant in aaatomical structure
-but he found It impossible to cor
eot a certain tenfjency to emaciation ,
ndthe 'creature was uselera for
Iraughfor road. The late Pope Pie
fono was the fortunate possessor oi
ne of the largest horses in "Europe
n aiumallt ilinds anif rincohlgh
oed old > | e , no rtt andiBjf hii ab-
normal proportions. One of t
famous European animals mention
was living at 36 years of age a lei
evlty not often attained by horses.
AWapa'B Strategy.
Mr. Seth Green says that one m <
ning when he was watching a spide
nest a mad wasp allighted within
inch or two of the nest , on the sii
opposite the opening. Creeding noii
lessly around toward the entrance
the neat , the wasp stopped a lit )
short ot it , and fora momentromain
perfectly quiet. Then , reaching o
one of his antennas , he wiggled it b
fore the opening , and withdrew i
This overture had the desired effec
for the boas of the near , HI large
spider aa one ordinarily aeos , cameo
to sea what was wrong and to 8
it to rights. No sooner had the gpid
emerged to that point at which 1
was at wont disadvantage , than tl
wasp , with a quick movement , thtu
his sting into the body of his fo
killing him easily and almost instan
ly. The experiment was repeated c
the part of the wasp , and when thei
was no rsponse from the inside he b
came satisfied , probably that he he !
the fort. At all events , ha proceede
to enter the neat and slaughter tt
young spiders , which were afterwai
lugged off one at a time.
Glass Beads.
Saturday Review.
Among the moat curious exampli
of persistence in art are the we
known Aggry beads , which occur ei
erywhere in Africa and in many part
of Asia. Similar beads are still mad
for the purposes of barter by glasi
makers in England and Italy ; yc
they appear amona ; the oldest remain
In many widely separated places. Mi
Nesbit considers them Phoceniciar
and supposes they were made for pur
poaea of barter with uncivilized m
tions , such as the ancient Britons
Glass beads of extreme hardness hav
been found in British graves ; and , o
analysis , were found to be compose
and colored in the same manner t
those of undoubted Egyptian origii
The usual type is large , not round
but spindle-shaped , and marked wit
alternate indented bands of red an
blue , the colors being separated by
narrow white line. Those beads ar
found in England , on tbe Gold Coast
in India and Germany , in Italy an
Egypt. They are particularly com
non in tbe cities along the course c
the Rhine. The oldest specimen
must be Egyptian , but in all probs
bility the pattern was continued i :
nany distinct manufactories at man ;
lifferent peiiods.
"Many cases of fever and ague , dum
tgue , and congestive chills were prompt !
irrested and entirely banished , by the us
if your Simmons' Liver Eegulator. Yoi
lon't say half enough in regaid to the effi
&oyof your valuable medicine , incases o
ue , intermittent fevers , etc. Every caa
IM been arrested immediately. Eeliev
ue , when I &ay , I was a sufferer for year
pith tbe Liver disease , and only found re
Ief by using your medicine. When you
aediciue is'taken it seems to send a thril
hrough the nervous system.
"ROBERT J. WEEKS ,
"Batavia , Kane Co , , 111 , "
A new and hitherto unknown remedy for pi
iswesottbo Kidnejs , Bladder , and Unnar ]
It wl'l positively cure Diabetes , Oravtl , Drop
f , Plight's Disease , inability to retain or expel
tie Urine , Catarrh ot 'ha BUdc'er , bleb oolorec
ad rcanty urine , Painful Urinatiufr , LAME
ACK , General Weakness , and all Female Com
laluts. _ _
It avoids Internal mtdiclues , U certain In il
Vects and cures wlien nothing else can.
For tale by all Druggists or sent by mail fre
pen receipt of the price , $2. CO.
IAY KIDNEY PAD CO. , PROP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
erSenrt your addrera for our little book ,
.Bow a Life was Saved. "
JAMES K. I8II. Afrent for K bpuik .
Cares and never disop-
loints. The world'-s great Pain-
icliever for Man and Boastc
Jfaeap , quick and reliable.
PITCHER'S CASTOBIA
s not Narcotic. Children
prow fat upon , Mothers like ,
md Physicians recommend
3ASTOBIA. It regulates the
Bowels , cures Wind Colic ,
illays Feverishness , and de
stroys Worms.
WEI DE MEYER'S CA-
FARRH Cnre , a Constitutional
fantidot for this terrible mala-
lyt by Absorption. The most
[ mportont Discovery since Vac
cination. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh , this cures at
vmy stage before Consnaiption
lets in.
UPTON HOUSE ,
Schuyler , Nel > .
Flist-ciass House , Good Meals , Good Beds
Iry Booms , and kind and accommodating
reatment. Tw > good sample rooms. Specta
ttention paid to commercial travelers.
S , MTT.T.EB . , Prop , ,
Lt-tt Schuyler , Neb.
THE ONLY PLAGE WHERE YOU
can find a eco assortment ot
BOOTS AND SHOES
At a LOWKR PIQURS than al
any other shoe house in the citr.
P. LANG'S ,
236 FARNHAM ST.
LADIES' & GENTS ,
iHOlS MADE TO ORDER
d a perfect fit guaranteed. Prices vrrreasoi
la _ deell-lr
IVTER- OCEAN HOTEL ]
Ohiyenne , Wyominfr.
FInt-tbic. nn .U 6 npl , Boomf , . on
[ ocl-frotn d pdt. Trunl stop from 20 minute )
toand-froa
A. 1) . BALCOM. yjojaietar.
AXDBEW EOBDEK , Caid Qtrk , 5 10-t
AN OPEN
SECRET
AMONG THE LADIES
The brilliant , fascinating
tints of Complexion for vrtiicl
ladies strive are chiefly arti
flcial , and all who \rill take th <
trouble may secure them ,
These roseate , bewitching hues
follow the use of Hagau's Mag
nolia Balm a delicate , harm
less and always reliable article.
Sold by all dnigsists.
The Magnolia Balm conceals
every blemish , removes Sal
lowness , Tan , lledness , Ernp.
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
KIDNEY REMED1
AND SPECIFIC FOIl
Brljht'sDkeasfl , Eiabutes , Nervous Deblllt
Fain In the Hack , Loins or Side , Dropsy ,
Gravel , Incontinence aud Retention
or Urine.snd Female Complaint ; .
Send for our treatise on the Kldneva , entllli
"Echoes You Should Heed , " a little paraph !
: ontalning a great deal ol information tree.
Excelsior Kidney Pad Co ,
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
< aSold by D. W. 8AXE tt CO. . Omaha
3HIOAGO SHOT TOWER CC
Manufacturers o !
STANDARD SH01
BEhURETOBDYIT.
THE BEST IN MAHKET.
3. W , ItLATCHFORD & CO
[ anuhcturerj ot Load Plpecheet nJ Bar Lead
Block Tin , Pipa inu Soldi r. LlnsccJ Oil
.and Oil Cake.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
0 NORTH CLINTON ST. , CHICAGO
8ep29eodtl
RON TURBINE
WIND mm
MANOFACTUBED BY
last , Fees & Co. , Springfield , 0 ,
The Strongest andlloet Durable
IVIND ENOINE
In the World.
Hundreds in use in Iowa and Nebraska Soli
f Dealers in nearly evrry county.
This cat represents oar
Juckeye Force Pump
yhlcb is particularly
adapted to Wind Mill
UBO , as it works easily
and throws a constant
stream , and does not
freeze up in the cold-
eat weather. Send for
price list
W. H. RAYNER ,
Western Ag't , Omaha , Neb.
FEVER AND AGUE ,
Serve an Injunction on Disease
y Invicoratinz a feeble constitution , renovat
if a debilitated physique , and eiirkuinjr a thit
id innurritioi.s circulation with UostetUr"/ /
tomacli Bitters , the finest , the most highly
inctloned , and the most popular tonic and pre
: ntive in existence
For sale br all Drugfct3 and Dealers generally
.A. H. OESCO , Manufacturer of Mowing Ma
lines , Trnmaniburfr , N. T. , says : My thuml
as caught in a machine and was badly Injured
applied Eclectric Oil with a'most instant re
ef. I baTO a large number of men empoye ! <
id nearly every one of them uses it.
M. SnEtni-V , of Oscoda , Mich. , writes : I havi
led your Eclectric Oil on hones for differen
Iseasea , and found it to do just as you reccnv
ended. It has done Justice for me everr time
id is the best Oil ( or nun and beast , I eve :
sed.
See what the medical faculty fay : Dr. 3
U.C1CB.Hull , P. Q. , says : 1 have never sol (
medicine which has given more thoronjl
itisfactjoru I have used it In ay o-arn case-
broken les md dislocated ankle , vith tha tea
* SOID CT OMAHA BYvALt , DEUGGISTS.
9Go to Year D > a7ist fnr MissFreeaan'i
' w Kttional Dyej. For briffhrncss and dcra
lity of color they an unequalled. Color 2 fc
It * , , pries 1 $ cents.
EAST
-VIA THE-
Cliicago & Northwestern
2,380 MILES OF ROAD 1
It la the SHORT , SURE and Safe Route Betweac
COUNCIL BLUFFS
AMD
OHIOAGOMILWAIJKEE
and all points EAST and NORTH.
IT OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE
ADVANTAGES THAN ANT
OTHER ROAD IN
THE WEST.
Ills the ONLY ROAD between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Upon which Is run
PULLMAN HOTEL CABS !
la addition to those and to please all cla ea of
travelers , It gives FIRST-CLASS MKAL8 at its
EATING STATIONS at 60 cenU each.
ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS !
ITS COAUHES ARE THE FiMEST !
ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS
If you wish the Best Traveling A ccommoda-
tbnsyou wl'l ' buy your ticket by this Koute
0-AND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
All Ticket Agents can Bell TOU Through Tickets
via this road and Check ura l Bag.
gage free of Charge.
OMAHA TICKET OFFICE5-12H Farnbam St ,
Cor. llth , and at Union Padfle Depot.
DENVER OFFICE In Colortdo Central and
Union P ci9c Ticket Office.
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE-2 N w Montgomery -
ery Street.
For information , folders , maps , etc. , not ob
tainable at Homi Ticket Cmce , addread any
ngcnt of the Company , or
MARVIN HUGHITT , W- STENNIH ,
Qenl Mananr , Genl Pass. At ct ,
CHICAGO , ILL.
JAKES T. CLARK ,
_ Oen'l Agt Omaha & Council Bluffis.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
AND
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Sioux City Route 1
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE I
From COUNCIL BLUFFS to
ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS
DDLUTH , or BISMARCK ,
\nd all point * in Nort hem Iowa , Minnesota and
Dakota. ThU line ia equipped with the Im
proved Weatlnghouse Automatic Air Brakes and
Miller Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
* unsurpassed. Elegant Drawing Boom and
Sleeping Cara.owned and controlled by the com.
lany , run Through With : ut Change between
Jnlon Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Bluffs ,
md St. Padl. Trains leave the Union Pacific
transfer Depot at Council Bluffs , at 6:15 : p m. ,
caching Sioux City at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Paul
it 11:05 a. m , making
HOURS IN ADVANCE or
ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Returning , leave St. Paul at 3:30 : p m , ar-
ivlifr at Sioux City at 4iS : a. m. , and Union
'aciflu Trantfor Depot , Council Bluffs , at 0:50 :
. m. Be sure that your tickets read via " 3. C.
; P. R. R. " F. C. HILLS ,
Superintendent , Missouri Valley , Iowa ,
' . E. KOBINSON , Ara't Gen'l Pass. Agent.
J. U. O'BRYAN ,
outhvrestcrn Freight and Pasjenirtr Axent ,
Counck Bluffs
SHORT LINE
188O.
( .C.ST.JOE&C.B.R.R. ,
Is the only Direct Line to
T. LOUIS AND THE EAST
From OMAHA and the WEST.
To change of cars between Omaha and St. Louis
and but one between Omaha and New York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
Eastern & Western Cities
V'lth loss charges and In advance of other lines.
TM * entire line Is equipped with Pullman's
Palace Sleeping Cars , Palace Day Coach-
in.JIliler's Safety Platform and
Coupler and the celebrated
Westinghouae Alr-Brake.
3-SEE THAT YOUR TICKET READS
TViaKan 8 City , St. Joseph andTEJ
- . . .
S3"Joe anJjjt-Louia.TEt
Tickets fur sale at all coupon stations in the
rest.
. F. BERNARD , A. C. DAWES ,
Oen'l Supt. , Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Af't
St. Joseph , Mo EU Joseph , Mo ,
W. C. SEACHRIST , Ticket Agen. ,
U Fifteenth Street , betwren Famham and
Donjrl.is , Union Block , Omaha ,
OS. 1EUON , A. B. BARNARD ,
F&S4. Agent , Omaha. Gea'rl Agent , Omaha.
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Vithout Change of Cars I
CHICAGO
BURLINGTON & QUINCY
nth Smooth nd Perfect Tnrk , Elegant Passenger -
senger Coaches , and
'ULLMAN ' SLEEPINC _ & DINING CARS
t , Is acknowledged by the Press , tnd all who
travel uvor it , to be the Best Appointed and
Best Muuged Bead in the Country.
? ASSENGERS GOING EAST
Should bear in mind that this is the
3EST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points East , North and Northwest.
Passengers by this Route have choice of
? OUB DIFFERENT ROUTES ,
jid the Advantage of Six Dally lines of FaUca
Sleeping Cars from Chicago to
Jew York CityWithout Change.
,11 Eiprcss Trains on this line are equipped with
the Westinghouse Patent Air Brakes and
Miller's Patent Safety Platform and
Couplers , the most Perfect Pro
tection Against Acci
dents in the world.
'ULLMAH ' PALACE SLEEPING AND DINING CARS
Are run on the Burlington Route.
Information concerning Routes , Rates , lime
Jonccctions , etc. , will be cheerfully given by
.pplying kt the office of the Burlington Route ,
U f ourteentn Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
! . E. PERKINS , D. W. HITCHCOCK.
Oen'l lanaer. ! Gen. VTest'n Pais. Ag't.
. O. FHILLim , St. Joe. , Mo.
General Agent , Omaha ,
H. P. DUEL ,
: p5-dl Ticket Agent , Omaha.
1C in ( BOflP'r diy at homa. Samples worth
)3 LUU > ZU5freo. Address Stlason & Co. ,
'ortland , Maine.
niAT ACTS AT THE SAME TI3E OS I
L1TH2 UVSR , F
THS BOV/ELS ,
and the KIDNEYSr
, /j / TI : comb- : ! action ffiw * it won-
> ' d rfulpvxcr te Ci5' < 3 all dfteaaea.
We Siok ?
' 1 Ikcavsc tT5 dlaw these great organs
{ it became dogged or torpid , and
, 't'foriiv.aJivmorsara therefore forced
l"ii > 'o tJ'.ablovdikat sJiould lie expelled
'
MLIQl'SSESS. PILES. COSSTIPATIOS , '
A KIJWKY COMPMISTS. URiSABI
IB WISKASKS , FK3AIE TTEAK-
S XESSES. AKD NEUVOUS
DISORDERS , .
d5y causinzfrct action of ffteaa organsi
j ! and restoring their power to thrtne trff
WhySnffr75nifta pan ii < l eieit ! ( .
% Wiy tormented uithl'ileiConstipation ! I
, f , Vflij frightened orerdisordered Kldaeys 11
, ) : ' .Vhyendcrcasnons orslekheadaeheil I
jS V. hy liaro Ele plns nights I I
'g r KIDXmf TVOHT ffiuf ri Ote fel
faaUJi. It if c dnjte.jdable compound and ]
% ( let it ofywr Drvgoitl , uitt ordtr U\ \
% ' for you. Pricelisn. I
, _ . _ I
4 s i y T q * T I * l * * t m mm * *
T CO. ,
c
APPETiZ RE GUR
For COUGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA , CONSUMP
TION , and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS.
The most acceptable prep.-ration in theknovm w.irM. Byiddinc toTOLU ROCK and RYE a little
LiOmonJUlce , you havoanexellontAppOtIzer iia Tonic , for Ken-ril and famllyu'e. 7h
immetue ; and iaereuin ? salts rod the nunitrou ? tcsiaionialj rec.ncJ dai'y arjthobvst efidencea
of Us virtues and populaiity.
Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than
any article in the market.
. . .DOS TBE DECEIVED by unprincipled dealers who try to palm oS cpon von
. tn.C1jmulon Ro15 " < ! Kyeinp'aceof our TOLU ROCK and KYE , which U1h
onlyMEUlCAThD article made , the GENUINE navinu a GOVEBX11ENT STAJ11' on each bottle.
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue :
TREASURY DEPABTlinNT. OFFICE OP INTERNAL RiVENUE , )
\\isniNaio.-f , 1) . C. , J nuary SO. 1S80. j"
Messrs. LAWHKNCE & JIAKTIN , 1111 Madison St. , Chicago. H s. .
OiXTL'sisx : ThU compound , ia the oplni m of thH offce , ouM have a sufficient quantity of
toe BAtSAM OF TOLU to vi\c it all lh alran-ajcs a ri i-l M tbi < ar.klo in pectoral complairtr ,
- cmedv to the
MEblCIMALi
, tray te
, . rpc-.ial
tax as liquor dealers
Yours Respectfully , ( SUiietl ) GKEEN. B. BAUM. Commissioner.
LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGaiSTS , GROOEBS and DEALERS everywhere
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CFOCRAPHV nf fHIS COUNTRY.WUV
SEE BY EXAMINING THIb MAP , THAT THE
i
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
IS THE GREAT CONNECTOR LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & THE WES \
Council _ foreatlncpurpo ( only. Onea
Its main Una runs from Chicago
iluffij. passlnc through Jollot , ottc a. IM Mtllu. creat feature of cur Palace Can Is a SMO.t
3oneseo. Mollne. Rock Island. Davenport. We l faALOON .vncreyou can enjoy your a v \
Liberty , lowaCity.Marcneo , lirooklyn. lirtnnell , at all hears of the day.
Des Homes ( the capital of Iowa ) , Stuart , Atlan- JlazniHcent Iron Brldees span
Ic , and Avoca ; with branches from Rurexu and Missouri rivers at all points crossed 57 tiir
I unction toPaor la : Wilton Junction toMusca- line , and transfers are avoided at ConncU ElaCa ,
.Ite. Wanhlnsrton. FalrUeld. UlJon. lielknap. Kansas City. Leavenworth. and AtculJOP . HOQf
Jenvevllle , I'rlnccton. Trenton , Oallntln. Cauie- ucctlons beincmode In Union Depots.
rnu. Leavenworth , Atchlson , and Kaa-a3 City ; THE PRINCIPAL. R. It. CONXKC.
Washington to blgournev. Oskaloosa. nnd Knox- T11I3 UKBAT TUROUGU 1ONB
rlllo : KcolcuK to Karalncton , llonapartc. Bcn-
: onsport. Independent. Eldon , Ottumwu. EJdy- At cniCAUO. with all dlverstoz lines 1\M MA
rille , Oskaloosa. 1'ellaJlonroo , and Des Moines : Eait and South. _
. - L.S.iiLS.aAf
S'awton to Monroe ; De Moines tolndlunolannd At KNQI.E-WOOD. with the
Wlntersct : Atlantlo to Lewis and Audubon ; nnd St. W.&U.K.Kds. *
A oca to Harlcn. ThU Is positlvelr the only AtWASHINQTON' HEIOSTtS , with 1 . C
Hallroad. which onus , and operates a tbrouch U It. It.
line from Chicago Into the State of Kansas. At l.A SAI.LC. wlUi III. Cent. R. R.
Through Express Passenccr Trams , with Pull- AtPKORiA.wlth P. P. * J. ; P.I.4H. t ,
W. III. Mid. : andT.P. * W. Rds.
Dan Palace Cars attache * ! , are ran each war dally ;
tetween Cntcxoo and PEOIUA. KANSAS crrr. At HOCK liLM ) . with -Milwaukee & . KoCV "
CoohciL BLUFF * . LKAVINWOKTH and .vrcni- Island &iort LtDe. " and Rockli > rd& Poc. " ' I"
BOW. ThrnuRh cars are also run between Mi'"au- At UAVEN POUT , wita the Davenport.
tea nnd Kansas City , via the "Alllwaukoo and C.M. A St. P. it. It.
Rocklsland Hho-M.lne. " At WESTIBEltTT. with the B..C.K.A fi HJlr
* * " AtCJltlNNEIJ. TlthCentrnllowaK.lt.
The Great V.ock Island" Is macnlflccntly
equipped. Its road bed Is Dimply perfect , and Its JU DES JIOLNVri. with D M.K.I > Il.lv.
. AtCOL" > ciL ULDrrs. with Union Pacific A ti.
jack Is laid with fteel rails.
What will please you most will bo the pleasure At Oil AHA. with B. i Mo. K. K. ItIn . '
) f enjoying your meals , while passinz overthit .
,
> eanuful prairies of Illinois and Iowa , la one of At OTTUJIWA. wlto Central lowalUH : W. ,
rar magumcent Dlnlne Cars that accompany all bt. U * 1'ao. and C. II. A Q. It. Hil. -
rhrouclt Express Trains. You cct an entire At KEOKDK.wlth TeL , Peo.War. : V
neal. as Rood as U served In uny Qrat-class hotel , Lours & PJO. and Ht. K , Keo. & N.-W. K
. .
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' . AtCAJirnov. wlthll. uJ K.R.
'orsoventy-nve the cents. fact that a majority of the At ATCiiiso.v. with Atch , Topeka 4 banll Vtn
leople Appreciating prefer separate apartments for different Atch. & Neb. and Cen. Dr. U. P. It. Rds.
( and the Immense passenger business At I.EAVENWOKTII. wtta Kan. Pac , f
inrposea
if this line warranting It ) , we arn pleased to an- Cent. It. lldn.
lounce that this Company runs Pullman Palace At KANSAS Crrr.wlth all lines for ti
iUering Can for aleeplng purpose' , and Palace and Southwest.
fUTtfT&A.ff PAIjACE C.A.RS nrn run tbroUEb to rEOICIA , IKS
*
: OUACH. ULUFFH. ItAASAS CITY. ATC1IISON. and f. ± * , , . .v.u.1 .
Ticket * via thU lIne , Unown n * tbe "Oreat JCocU l lund Jtoute , " are 10
ill Ticket Agent * In tbe United 8tate nntl Canada.
For Infonnmtloa not obtuluublo ut your homo ticket office , ddre .
SL. XdACB vrjZj , E. ST. JOHN" .
Oen'l Superintendent. Uea'l Tkt. and Passer A > I. Ai.
Chlcarktn.
GHAS. VERIOK ,
FURNITURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS ,
WIN"DO"W" STT A ZDBS.
nd everytiiing pertaining to the Furniture and
upholstery Trade ,
\ COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE
JLO'WEST .E'lRIOIES-
OTT/VS.
1208 and 1810 Farnham
th tat
ap 14 mon
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
± sso.
MANUFACTURED BY P. P. MAST & CO. , SPRINGFIELD , 0.
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron ileam "Walking
Cultivator , with or without Springe.
The New Forcn F * > i JB oitor > nn one or two Jlorse Style *
Enquire for them at the best dealers.
F. H , PUGS , Gen , Agent , Omaha , ffefr.
Always Fresh ! Always Eeady !
One of the advantages that TinjtA-rr's SII/IZTB
AmmST being a dry white tx 'er ha3 over
many natural mineral waters , { 'act t Iiat it
nerer becumea vapid or stale , " " ' TO.
the most admirable prepara' *
trarellers on land and sea , <
alrjjtt , fresh , iparkllcr
UV , and It Is always rr
SOU ) BT AT
fftff \TMk { A7OT2T OW tOVTD. T * t
mOO cutflt&pe. AddreitB. gj .t ; e Co , ,
Fntiiad.iL
NERVOUS DEBILITY
j Vital Weakness and Pros *
tratlcn from overwork or
28.
known. Price n per rial or S
, . . nn riK-eint of price.
IIOMEO MEb CO . ' 00 Fulton St. . New York.
HlaA&ta"u of Receipt * aplSdiwSp
DR. A. S. PENDEEY ,
NSULTINC PHYSICIAN ,
LOCATFr lf J MEDICAL
ICAL OFFICE.
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parts of the dty ad eoosty oa
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