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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1880)
t , 4Sfears before thePiibltQ. THE CEMUJNr > LITER PILES are not recommended M-a-remedy " 'fori all the ills that flesh tfheir - to"'but in affections of the Liver.-and in ah Bilious Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head ache , or diseases SfVthat character , thev stand without a rival. . AGUE AND ; FEVER. 2 o better cathartic can be used pro. paratory to , or after taking quinine \As a sunple purgative they are unequaled. BEWARE OF1 IMITATIONS , The genuine are never-sugar-coated. Each box has ared-wax seal onlhe lid with the JmpressionMcLAOT'S : LIVER PILL. Eaclrwrapper | beare ihe signa tures of C. McLAXE-and FLEMING BEOS. ® * Inststrnppn having the genuine DECv fcLANE'S - LIVER TILLS , pre * pared-toy * f ; f FLEMING "BROS. , Pittsburgh , Pa. , thejniarketJbeing full of imitations of Uie name-J/c rtiir > spoiled differently , out same ronunciation. t OUOHS , BRONCHITIS AND CONSUMPTIOK. ' "Hiat a Well-Known Dmg irt ssys about * * s Hea's Lun Balsam. "I " - MqfUEBS.READI OAKLAKD SIAIIOK , Ky. . Tbe demand for Allenl * Balsam la Increasing congtantly. The ladle * think , there U no medidnc canal to It lor Croup < r8.ifAKTIN , Druggist. Medidne Men. O' - / . At Picture. Very In Stolons. 7 object * to End. Send stamp for pack age. 'DR. E. C. ABB.y Buffalo K. Y. OJ On a weak. 112 a day at home easily nude.Cost ) ; /ioclfltfroa. / . AJdn"BTrneiCo.rortl nd.M CHAELES POWELL , rOSTXCEDF-THE PEACE ( crier J5th and - FanUiunj > < s.KOroaha Nib , WM SIV.ERAL , A TTOBKEY AT LAW-Ciiupben1 * Block , OMAHA , NEB , 'jJU THOMAS , . . . . . , 'AT LAW Loans inocey , buys * 4 cIJs real caute. Boom 8 , Cwighton Irck. " ' - * A. C. THOUP , * TTORNKY AT LAW Offlce In Hanacom'i JBlcck , rith Oeorje E. PrIUbett , ItM iarnhamSt. ; _ OMAHA.MEB. - - DEXrtFTL THOMAS , flk.TTOBJET AT XAW CrololsUak I Solid A. M' . GHADWICK , ArrOENEY AT LAW Offlce 1601 Firaham v.Str et. \ _ A. 8WARTZLANDE A TTORNEY AT LATT Ooi. ISth and Fvnhia A Jtrt't- _ _ | WILLIAM A. FQHDA , A TTORNEY AND COUNSrLOE AT LAW. JA. Boom No. 6 , Frcnier Block , oppcalts Port tOfflce. & ' ' OMAHA , KEB. S 'WHiLPIABODY , § T AWntR 0 sIa Crclghton Block , nut to lj Pert OScc , OMAHA , KEBEABKA. XOTAB7 PUBLIC. COIiEOTIOKS IfAOX E. D. MCLAUGHLIN. 1 TTORNET AT LAW ASD JUSTICE OT J\ . THE PEACE-Boutheart corner Kftctntb Djujltf Si. < 7CoU ctInnl Troaptlr Attended O'BRIEN & Attoraeys-at-iaw - - , . -L. ROBISOH. i TTOatfEY AT LAW.-Iloom Crtlsbton J-i. lElock. OUAIIA Neb. ) nnMf ATTORNEY AT LAW. KUBACH BLCCK. COR. DODOI5TH STJ , OUAHA. NEB. > { } N. J/Oorrneli , Attorney-at-Eaw , ' Offlee : rro&t roaot , np stain , fa nmsaoai'i jww brloV bolldlnc , N. w. corner nitwnl-t md Farnhani Btrsota. 10S31. Hcics , CUtS B. Rswcs. REDIGK < REDICK , A t t pjn e y & - a t-L a w , 6pedal.attcct1cn will bs jiren to all suits agilnit'corpor-l'.cn.o ! every ducriptton ; will practice In el tli Courts o ! the But * and tbe United States. Office , Fainbam St , opposite Court ADAMS & SIMERAL , \ TTORNKTB AT LAAT Room e Crelzhto J\ . Block , IBtb Mid DonjliS streeti. noSdh C. F. MANDERSON , ' AT LAW 212 Famh-on Street AITORNZT Xcbruka. PARKE CQDWIN , , . ATTORNEY AT LAW Wth and Donjlai a J\jfStrxte. with 0. W. Doane r. T/RicmaBS. Q. J. HUNT RICHARDS & HUNT , Attorneys-at-Law , ' OrncB 215 South Fourteenth Street. Daly Direct Line to Fiance , CENERALTRANSATLANTIG COMPAN New York and Harv.PUr 42N.n BEHVEEN Morton St. , pier of company. Traveler , by this line aiold both transit by En ! th rallwar and the discomlort of cronslnR the hanne tin a gmall boat ANADA , FtiAhQECL , Weiiic J 3 January U Tnoon. AMEKIQUE , B. Joocto , Wednolay February at . m. ' ' 'FRANCE , TRCDILLE , Wednesday , Febmary ,11 a. m. > PRICE OF PASS AGE ( Incladhv vine ) : TO HAVRE Hret Cabin , f 100 andiSO : Second Cabint5S ; Steerage , $ -26lncludlni ; wln-.beddinf and utlnsild. XXOIS DE IiEniANApnt , 6 Hit ) dwayN. T. FRANK E. MOOR , Ko. 214 , West Side Hth Street , Bet. Faroham and Douglas , Next Deere o U. 8. Expreu Offleo ( Sljpi o ! Pala id teamshlp. ) OUAIIA , NEB. ta.-to AST INDIA tt T f -IT r BITTERS 1 AiP ' P < 'ILER & DO. , IT 8OLE T.f A NUFAOTURBRa , Ia IaA A : B < BH Pi PiOl Old Old TESTIMONY , Tbe Ci'nirr of the First Xctional Bank , Troy Lc TROT , O. , Tecemcer 33th , 1879 LcCs DR. BOSAXKO Utsi IM U. ) . , Piqua , O. : CsFi GEKTLUIKK : I w s troubled with Bheuma- FiM t'on last 6prij ia tbo acute f rm so b'dly that FiHi I was uuable to use my hand. Through tbe rec- Hi cmmeiif aliens of my fr'cncs , I was induced to HiP try jour Ulesmu c Cure , which iminedUtely , bt/iu to Boothc , comfort and allay the pain , acd P < In a short lime 1 was leliered ot this dlstrwD ? o seass. I take gr at pleisnre in reconane Jding AJ Ihlatfcluibleruirdyiolro'c similirly iffected. ' Yours respectfu'.l , JNO.X MEUEDITH. Thc > - rjroed ea tfe k Jor thcaaelves. To try .them u to b * cured.If loucanLot pet them oi i JourDromijt , by nsJttlnf us SIM w will Pe cead you lour ' ottles ot the Bbeumatie Core , or ' PeAJ AJ AJAJ Dr , Bosanfeo Medicine Co , 2 AJ PIQUA , OHIO. 2il THE DAILY BEE. NHJ8HIHC ' . .ntOPRIETORS. t * . "t& and JiOtk Strut t. TEKJtB OF SOBSCRIFnON 1 year , in advance ( poJtpild ) . 93.00 6 mouths " ' " . 4.00 1 months " ' " > . in T1IK _ , T. B. R. . < : M a. < > p. m. 0 B. 4 Q-t * * ° a. m.r > p. m. C. A St. Joe'iafl a'm. , 1p.m. 3. City 4 P. 4 > . m. U. P. R. R. , USD a. m. r. , 730 a. m " CMKUIB. O . * H. W. R. R. , 11 a , m. il p. BI 'B 4.Q. . 11a.m. 630 pm , 0 R. L k P. , II a. m j 11 p n C. B. & St. Jot , II a. m. 11 p. m * .CItyP.ll m U P. . 4p.m. R. 4 JClnNtb. , 4p Local maQs for Statai Iowa Itar * _ . o y.vli : 430 a. m. , /s , ' Office open from IX to p.ia Bandars. THOMAS T. HALL. Peitmi Arrival andDepartmre eiTrains UNIOHPAOIIC. -LiAvaV ABJOTB. Dally Kipreas..l2ilS p.m.E30p.m. . do JOied. . . . . . 6:10 p.nv. i Ep-m ; do Freight. . . 620 a. m. 1:40 p. m. do do . . . .805a.m. , Tllf CAED OF THE BURLUrtnOK QUTK. ' UATXCMiEA AUm OVAEA. j Czpreas 3:40 : p-m. ExpreaB7..7.10. < Xa. ) m. Mail 6:00a-m. MiU..10OQp.m. Sundays Excepted. Sundays" Excepted , CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC. llail 8:00a.m. | 10:00 p. m. press 3:40pjn. : | 10 0a.m. Sundays Excepted. CHICAGO & NOKTHWKSTKRN. Mall 6UXajm. ) I ' 7SOjm. . - - Expres..3:40p. : m. I 1000aim. ' Bundays ezceptod. KANSAS CITY , ST. JOE * COUNCUrBLUf M. UAVE. , . " Aum. Kiprta C Cp.m. | MaL. . . . . . . . TWj.m. : The only line runnlnj Pnllman SlMping Can out ot Omaha to Union Depot. OMAHA & NORTH WESTEBNAHD SIOUX CITY k PACIFIC RAILROAD Express & 00am. | " t5p.m. Dally Except 8un < Jayt:5Jj" : a 4 It. R. R. In NEBRASKA.- [ WBT ] J 4 Omaha GO--- B.-OOam iO am PlatUmautb/arlO i am TjedO am Keorsey J"n4 r)7 ) B pm 0TJ..83S am Red Cloud ( ur)7:55 ) pm . . Blocmlngtonar)3:2ipm ( ) Omaha ( arr.4&pm ) REPUBLICAN 7ALLET RAIL WAT. Oaitlnn QT ) & 06 a.nv i Rloojalngtoo farjia0p.m Bloombvtoa las p ml Haotlnnar ( ) : Mp"in Ofleaui GT } 1SSO a. m. I Indlinola Car ) 1:00 , p..m Orleans ( ar ) 1$0 p. m. | Indianola ( ! T 2"-30 p. m 810UICTIT4BT. PAULB.R. Mail oao a. m. I Fxpre B..10.-00 a. m ExprM 8:40 : p. n % I VCall 7dO p. m BEICOKDIVIBIOM UPK. _ . R. smutt IKAIXS. Lea ? * Omaha , dally s 8 a , m. , 9a.m. , 10 a. 11 a. tn , , 1 p. m. , S p. m. , I. p. m. , 5 p. m. , 6 m. m.LcareCouncilBlufll : 832a. m.,936 a.m. , 10 6 a. m. , 1125 a. m. , lS4p.n.,1-M p m. , Sb p. m. , 636 p. m.Jfi p. m " ; roar trips on Sunday , tearing Omana at B and a. m. , J and 6 p. m. ; CouocH Blufil at 936 , * a.ra. , aod2:2Sanda6p.m. - riasmn TKADO. > . ' Leare Omaha v-fl a.m.,7 a. m. , 1 0 a. m , , p. m. , 4SO p' . m. , 7i p. m. | Leave Council KaiI-T:16 a. m. , B:40 a. . , a.m.,6a6 p. m..TOp. m. , TWp.'m. , p. m. Dally except Bun-lay. OUAHA & RZTUBUCAN TALUT ft. R. IXAVS. A&SITS. tall 10tia.m. 44ip.B. Dally tsseot " ' COMMERCIAL. Omaha Wholesale Markets. OMAHA , July 2 , 807 , BUTTER AKD KGUH. IhoIceUbla 10l4o 'ackers lots 7@10 Vwh eggs , per doz , , . , . . . 13 [ oney.Mt , ticktni , pu doz 32 lacks 8g9 ( GEOUEBLES. utLoftf 'owdored landwd "A" . BA Ixtra choloa and very bright. . .right Table Dripe [ ew Orleans MoDasses. Market adTancing. : io , prime to choice. Jo good to prime . Llo fair to good . lOCPfl * * * * L G , JAVA * * * BICE. Ihoice . . . . . food to prune. . . . . . . . . . . URlEDrltUITS. ' fewPrunea . lid Prunes . furranta.ctioice new . Hack Berries . . . . Uispberriej . " 'itted cherries . .r : lichigan grtd Apples . ' . . " * r. Y. Slic d t . ' . l Svaporated , " - . : . . * tate Peaches . alt Lake Peaches . 'alifornia Peaches. 7 . . - . . - CANNED GOODS. S"OyBters , 2n > canitf case. . do do 1 Ibcan.percase. . dghtWeieht Oysters 2 Ib I ? caw almon , 1 Tb , V dozen . do 2 Ib , ? dozen . tandard Tomatoes,2 Ib , i ? case " " 3 Ib , # case tandard Peaches. 3 Ib , tf case. " " 2 Ib , case. .aspberrics , 2 lb case. . lackberrica , 2 ft , case . orn , 2 Ib.y case . .pples , Gal , doz . 'am > w Fat Peas.2 Ib.Ucase. . . * tring Beans. 2 tt. per case ? . ' . . - " ' BUNDKIES. : * . utmegs. . ' epper . eplce . ossia andles , 16 oz reenwichLye. eansper bushe beese full cream ' " rindow Gbxss , 60 per cent , dis count off list. ' HARDWARE. , IRON. . ' - - jmmon bar. oree-Bhoe bar. . . orway nail rod. . ist plow . tn. cast , tool . , , ' . . . ' is'p'g nEdo . ft AILS. ; ns , upwards. . 5 SO rd'd's shoe 'g . 550 " mule" . 650 naha nafls tens , upwards. . . 3 50 DEY GOODS. BROWN COTTONS. thmtio "H" II > * J | pt ' " ' ' " " " ' ' " ' " ippsrell " " . . . . . . . . . . Jo "B- . - . : . . - . ' do "E" idianHead i-witncflXXX , abtMka , Standard "AA" . . * ? . * ; ' i UKN1MB. - aoekeag . " 16 e < aver Creek , "AA" do "BB" aymaken as "ASA" io "BB" 14 13 , 'trren "AXA" 15' do "BB" . . . j. ' * * QO \j\j . . . BLEACHED COTTONH. ) nsdale do Cambric ibpt nit of the Loom. . * . . 10 * cr swYork Mills. . . . . . * " " Ills'Muslin I amsntta > pperell T1CKINOR noskea ? . . . . . 18. JliOTB. O. . - DiK Jo "AA"-.r , r Did io "AAA" / t. d ( arlBirw. , . ' . slyoksja. . - -Ancoa fancy-i.- 71-2 Manchester 8 Merrimac 71-2 Merrimac skirtings 61-2 Richmond * 6 1-2 RichmondgE 71-2 Sprague'g 61-2 Simpson's mourning 7 1-2 Simpson's black 7 1-2 STBIFZS. American 10@11 Amoskeag. 12 Awning stripes ! . > ! Lewieton.A 171-2 Hamilton 111-2 Omega Hal2 Pittsfield 1-j LUMBER. Framing. 18 ft and under. . . . $20 00 Each add. ft over 18 , per M . . CO Fencing , No. 1,12 to 20 ft. . . . 22 00 I " No. 2,12 to 20 ft. . . . 2000 Sheeting , dressed , No. 1 20 00 ' " " No. 2 1900 Common boards , dressed 22 00 STOCK BOABD3. A'ltock 4000 B " 3500 C " 8000 Common stock 25 00 FLOORING. No. 1 flooring 40 00 No.2 " , 8500 No.3 " 2500 Yellsw pine flooring , No. 1. . . . 45 00 BIDINO. No. 1 siding 2500 No.2 " 22 CO No.3 " 2000 PICKETS. No. 1 picktts , per M 3260 No.2 " " 2500 FIXIBHIKO. No. 1 finish , 1J , 1J , and 2in. . . 55 00 No.l " lin 5000 No.2 " 1 * . 1J , and 2 in. . 4500 No.2 " 1m 4000 No.3 " in 3500 BH1P LAP. Plainshiplap 2300 OG rt No.l 3000 " " No.2 2500 " No.3 CHLINO. I beaded , 6 in. , No. 1 2500 No.2 2300 i " 4 and 6 in. , No.1. . . 4000 " " " No.2. . . 3500 Corrugated ceiling , No. 1 50 00 SHINGLES. Astar'best ( ) eh'ngles 3 75 No , 2 " 300 No.3 " 250 Lath 400 Lime , bbl 1 35 " bulk , per bu 40 Cementbbl 260 Iowa plaster , bbl 260 SEchigan plaster , bbl 2 75 Hair , per bu 25 Tarred felt , 100 Ibs 300 Straw board , " 400 O G battens , per 100 ft , lin. . . 1 25 Wellcurbing ' . 3000 Kough J , and ,2 in. , in battn , per 100 ft. lin 60 POSTS U dar halves , 7 in 18 l " " c Gin 16 " QuarterSin 16 c Oak,4x4 30 4x6 40 0 G casing , 6J and 6 in. , per 100ft. lin ? 300 Oak-plank and timber , p r M. 40 00 Diearpoplar. , 6000 BUck Walnut , . , 10000 , HIDES. Sreen hides. p r Ib 6. 3reen cured hides. . . . , , , , . , , , 74 t : Dryhides ' . 15al7 ti Dry salted hides 10al2 8 ! SheepPelU 25al 60 Callow , , , , 4) ) il : 1 - LIQUOKS , WINES , KTO. EUgh wines , per gal 1 OS tlal Ucohol , 180 per cent , per gal. 2 10 alr fren-h spirits , proof 118 alw < Marshall's ' bourbon whisky. . . . 1 23 w Miller's bourbon whisky 1 25 tl Jrandy , very fine , per gal. . . . 2 008 00 tloi " common to fine 150 oi8J Mn , 100 per cent ICO 8J " Holland , 90 per cent 125 81 turns , mixd Jamaica , per gal. 1 50a3 00 1 1CC " New England. . . . . ; . . . 200 CC Cennedy Bitters per gal 1 SO CCfa " " per case 760 favt " " vt per 100 cases 7 01 ihampagnei , pints in baskets. 25 00 lii Jomestlo champaigns 22 00 th 'ort wine , per case 1 50a3 00 berriM 1 50a3 00 th Lies , Edinburz 275 Bass&Co. ' . _ arof iuinnees Dublin stout . 2 25 ofwl LEATHER. wlhi hi lest sole slaughter . 82 lestoak . 41 liwl Tench kips . 1 lOal 40 wl wlWl 'rench calf , leading brands. . . 1 50a2 10 Wl lomestickipa . 75al 10 WlJt ( omestic calfs . 1 lOal 30 JtWl remlock upper , per foot . 25a26 Wl iak upper , per foot . L'5a'6 St ; irain , upper per foot . 25 "l linings , per doz . 8 00a9 50 Pith 'oppings ' , per doz . 11 00 lorrocc * ( bootleg ) per foot. . . 35ar8 " oil dressed . 35 " Simon per skin . 3 00a3 25 " glove kid . SO toot webbing , per foot . 45 th HARNESS LEATHER. 0. 0.co fo. 1 Pittsburg oak . 44 cons fo. 1 Pittsburg oak . 42 com Ib. 1 Cincinnati oak . 41 ns ro. 2 Cincinnati oak . 39 fa. 1 hemlock . 89 fj to. 2Hemlock . 37 thdt - - COAL-RETAIL. dt .nthracite . 10 50 eagr Hossbuig . 1200 gr Wyoming - r . 860 skalposa . 5 60 owajrat. . . . . . . 5 00 Khjte Breast . , . 550 m n : Tbe only p d guiranteed to cute diabetes , arel.'dropy , Bnght's dlseacenervous debility , sc < daldise ] > ses of tbe kldflsys and Ihdder , Is rot. Ouilmette's French Kidney Pad. scw w , .n Honest Medicine iree of Charge nc Ofall medicines advertised to cure ncnc ny affection of the Throat , Chest or nc iungs , we know of none we can rec- th , mmena aa highly aa DR. KINO'S NEW pc for Consumption. Coughs , nc 'olds , Asthma , Bronchitis , 'Hay Feat ET , " Boarsencss , Tickling in the at hroat- lots of voice , etc. This mod- seine : ine ddes positively euro , and that ac here everything else has failed. No m ledicine can show one-half so many sa ositiye and permanent cures as have m [ ready been effected by this truly nc onderful remedy. For Asthma and is Ironchitis it is a perfect specific , cur * dj ig the Very -worst cases in the shortm st time possible. We say by al wi leans give it a trial. Trial bottles tr reev" Regular ifze $1.00. For sale by or ( lly' ) J. ' K TBH , Omaha. * = = = = = pi MONEY IS TIGHT , lid when was it ever otherwise 7 The Idesf man" cannot remember. Pco- to ! e ate grumblers all.grumble minters - loco ters and laymen comlain. "Well , cove icn"timo ; are dull , and money is ve ght , " but haven't you got enough to th bottle of SOZODONT to ch ay a , keep our teeth clean , and mouth sweetr , ve IdTielp"yba enjoy Hfe1 fai eqwl JMoney-rnay be tight , but it is noth- wl IR to SPAT-DING'S OLUE. That's the en ghttst thing out. bo -77 f _ . . BaccieQ'B Amies SeJve 0 The BEST SALVE in , the world for ats , Braises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt tic hettm , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp * ey 1-Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all SO ! inds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve clc guaranteed to give perfect eatiafnc- Bt od In ever/ case or money re funded , frc rice 25 cents per box. For sale by ha Idly J. K. ISH , Omaha. an ne [ TB EFFECT LIKE AMIR A CTE " ab. HIOHCATE , Vt , Scrt iuULi5. ! A year ago last March i % & & t k * l' ith severe"rheumatic pains , which , chatiR- g from'one place to another , finally Eel * c sd-in.my-kins , the disease constantly in- easing Jn severity * Fast midsummer all U [ orts to ottain relief had failed my ap- itlte cone , my flesh wasting : away and dCO it able to walk a step but with the great- CO ! t difBculty. I told my friends that- tal cold not live to me tha snow , fly again. thi this condition I L was persuaded by Uhboi to try one morejaedkiaar-the ali iOfeyrWo'rt. Its effect was like sura. wi fc oou be u. to.recojrer the nse of my on n appetiSs and strength returned , hd 3 the fif i dayt ( < e ' % " * . > f June ) with da KidneyWflrt , thi 1-t-or .iiircucU tcs tetw > c. ' I C3j ill 4dd thaCaTa tonc. niv vifo ad ED . EDme mean i tnjjmdIikelEre i pleasora in , - wi : rtheine < UciB 3 invaluable an < SHIP-BUILDlNa ON THE OLYPZS. SOME ACCOUNT OF A QKBAT IKDU TRY. Sailing down the placid , oat not over savory , waters of the Clyde yes terday , from Glasgow to Greenock , my ears , siya a correspondent of , the Cleveland Herald , were tainted by th din of innumerable hammers , and my eyea by the eight of a largo number of vessels on the stocks in all stages of construction. .From & "Glasgow gen tleman I have gleaned some particu lars of tha Clyde chip-building , which will donbflesgcbe of interest to your readers. The river , which for twenty miles I below this city is mainly artificial , is divided into two districts as regards the yards ; tke first district comprises Glasgow , Govan , Bartick , Renfrew , and Dumbarton ; tbe second , or lower district , embraces'the towns of Green ock and Port Glasgow. In all there are thirty six firms engaged at pres ent in building , the largest of which , and , indeed , the heaviest private ship building firm in the world , is tbatof John Elder & Co. , Govan. During kit year , which was compara tively a quiet one , this firm alone built a flet of Vftsels capable of transport ing 17,000 tons of cargo at once. This year tboir business has more than tTrice exceeded thafof 1879 , and they expect to aggregate 40,000 toni. To accomplish * , this they employ nearly 4,000 men. Ther ; principal work at pres3ut is a remarkable yacht for the emperor of Rassu , a vessel which re- eemblea a cross belween a monitor and a light * hip , mocMad , perhtps , after a gardan turuip7 but intended to , be the mott complete/ vessel afloat. It is certainly unique as far tsat is done. There are other firms which employ belwten 3,000 and 4,000men. Mesira. J. & G. Thomson hive built over 80OCO , tons of chipping for the Canard line alone. In ell , tbe number of men who get their living by this in- dcstry is estimated at between 40,000 ind 50,000. A comparison between this port and its closest competitors may not be devoid of interest. The 5vo leading English ship-building ports , inmeiy , the rivers Tyne , Wesr. Feea , Hattlepool ? , and Wbitby , sent jut new work last year amounting to 300,045 ton" , while the Clyde build ers alone sent oi2t 170 vesiels with a ; rcs9 tonnage of 173,438. Without seeing the huge bulk of ; he3olovialh3n < , it is difficult to com- irehend the significance , of such fig- ires as thece , but the reflection that t lakes a very large lake vesiel 1o Any 1,300 tons will ssilst the fancy n tue attempt , to compass the facts. [ have stated the amounts iu capacity aiher than registered tonnage , be- : ause , as is well known , the latter is onventional and apt to mitlead. One more fact deserves aUentiqn. Steel is rapidly replacing iron as ship- luildint ; material. Last year no less ban 19,000 tons of steel ships were ill-It on tbo Clyde , one of which was 4000-ton steamer for the Allan lino. U present Messrs. Robett Napier & k'iu are building a still larger one for he tame line , and more than four imcr additional tonnage , it being con- Iruoted of the same metal. Of course : s advantage ) in the way of combined ghtneia and speed ra obvious , but lie objection bta been raised that : eel would be more subject. to cor- ition in salt water than iron. Time , hich alone can test the matUr , hsa itis far brought in a verdict in favcr f the steel. A ship built eleven years jo for the Clyde traffic shows no zns of corrosion , and a ship built in 359 for the Pacific Steam Navigation impany was examined in 1874 and tund to he in a good state of preser- iton. Thus there is reaion to be- 2ve that steel ships may even outlast , iose built of iron. .No wooden ships are now built in it's country , and many of the old ones e out of commission. In the harbor . , bioh bear proud namea in English story. One can not but cast a igering glance back to tbe days ben "tbo wooden walls of England" are her pride and her defense , when ick Tar and his black-eyed Susan ere not , as now , remanded to the It pgo , or to tradition , and when the 111hi nariners of England" had not given hid ice to a blacksmith and a stoker. d ( dcof of rny the Magnetic Needle Points ofVO North. It Why the magnetic needle points to lie iiNi e north is thus explained by Prof. NiPi T. Patterson , of the United States Pi pst survev : The earth is itself a te ; agnet , and attracts-the needle just lei ordinary magnets do , and it is und to be affected by the action of suBe o sun in a manner not yet fully un- BePi Tstood. The magnetic poles of the rth are net in Hue with the geo- uphical poles , but make an angle ith them of nearly 23 * . At the esent time the northern magnetic > le is near the Arctic Circle , on the eridian of Omaha'and , from the iture of the case , the ) le may better be de- ribed as a region rather than a fixed > int. The needle dons not every- here point lo the'trne astronomical ) ith , but varies within certainlimits. t San Francisco it points 17 ° east of nth , and at Calais , Me. , as much.to e west. At the northern magnetic > le a balanced needle points with its > rth end downward in a plumb line ; San Francisco it dips about 63 * , and y the southern magnetic pole * the tbai uth end points directly down/ The aiB tion of the earth upon a magnetic Bpi ; edlo at its surface is of about theme mo force as tnat of a hard steel pi"I efl agnet 40 inches long , strongly mag- itized , at a distance of one foot. It "I very probable that a study of "ID namo-eloctric machine ! , now so itch used in electric illumination , ill reveal soon some far-reaching utha regarding magnetism in gen- al. * . . 7 and Spider Tne Tables Turned. An old subscriber in Australia sends The Gentleman's jjtfagaz'ne the fol ding : "Australia is the land of i ntrariely ia regard to animal and getable life such as black swans , e duck-mole , fish which climb trees , ctriea with tbe stone outside , and ri table wooden peora ! but one ct regarding ipiders and flies is ually strangefor here there ia a fly lich catches spiders. He is a wiry , ergetic , hard - looking customer ; i idy loDfiish and , narrow ; color , liter- illy hslf-mourning , and about three- artera of an inch long ; hq- builds a iy nest for his , larvae , .generally in- le locks , under. verandah eaves , or en in1' cracks cf wood-work , and al onetimes in the folds of curtains or ithea. In one cueV while staying C ] aftieBdVhotlie about twenty miles " > m Sydney , "I left my waterproof nging nntouched f or about four days don taking it down there was a nest arly built id" one of the folds of put the size of one's little fioger.and IS re r > r four inches In length. Re- ISg " - - * ind leaving It for a ai d . d t ' It the aiC. s y. a eu a ing , C. aa ito'ic' . T hid ITVO ! come - C.B e icit , and f < .r ltd food saveral small C.al 2. n tpiders , not ttan absolutely al ad , but apparently in a state of st inaT These spiders were evidently ten out of the cringe orchard , as 5re were plenty of the sima kind ve about the trees ; but last week , tile up ju the mountain ? , I watched e of th&'iflijs' carrying off a black A nJOtSpirlQr quite 4 big asitsalf ; apd rinjf the oourSa-o/itiHi day Mir him , ul * o > * ion t find thg that He hai oc ailda lly46n foj * i found &s sjany M twivty $4 spiders oi n1 | pirently dead , but not deotyed. and J generally five or aii larvea of the fly. 1 "There ia also a large , spider which actually catches small birds occasion ally , and kills and.devqurs them ! He is like a vasp in color ; body , shape and size of a small hazel nut ; legs , long and wiry ; and he also looks a hard skinned cmtomer. The web is always- double , one ba- ing about half ai lirce again partments , with one little white grub ai the other , and made of such a strong , yellowish fibre that , if acci dentally walking into it , you feel a semible stoppage of your way for the moment One bir $ the wreck of which I myself saw let ! in the web was rather smaller than the English wren , and the web wai strong enough to stand all its struggles , although a little broken here and there. AB regards size of some spiders , we have a flat-bodied , gray-colored one here which builds no web , but lives under bark of dead trees , behind boards , eta , the body of which is about the size of a shilling and not much thicker , but the legs of which are quite as long aa the fingers of an ordinary siZed hand , and the whole spread of the brute is about a hand's breadth. This is for the fullest sized ones ; but the common run of them are five or six inches across , and the ttyle in which they pounce upon and double up the smaller cockroaches it what our Yankee coutiua would call 'a caution. " ' A Squelched Orator. Detroit Free Prcts. Tha other morning a young man who bad loug boarded with a congress street landlady , was asked to step into the parlor for a private interview , and when the old lady had him cornered , she began : "Mr. Blank you have boarded with me for a very long tme : and never be fore have I had occasion to find a word of fault. " "Fault Jo find with me ? Why , what have I done ? " "Well , every night for an hour after vou come in , and every morning for an hour before breakfast , we all hear FOU tramping around and talking about nrar and liberty and death , and so on , uid my boarders fear that you hive taken to drink. " "Oh , I can explain all tb.it/1 hs laid , cheerfully. "I am to deliver a Fourth of July oration out here in a iountry town , and I am getting my ipeech in order. " "Is it necessary that you should de- iver this speech ? " "Why , no , but I consider it a great loner to bo invited to speak. " "I I wish you would give it up , " he faltered. "But for what reason ? I'm afraid ou don't understand me. " "Oh , yes I do I know all about t. Last year seven of the youn ? men D jny house went out to deliver Fourth if July oration * , end at 9 o'clock in he morning all wore lying dead [ rank on the hall floor. Of course I eve liberty , Air. Blank , and I have Iwayi extra boiled egga and ice-wa r n the Fourth , but you have no idea owhard those ovations are ou the .all carpets and stair rod * . If you've ot to go I with you'd make arrange- lents to have the police run you in for lat nightl" "Many cases of ferer and ague , dumb jue , and congestive chilla were promptly rrested and entirely banished , by the use [ your Simmons' Liver Regulator. You on't say half enough in regaid to the effi- icy of your valuable medicine , in cases of pie , intermittent fevers , etc. Everycase is been arrested immediately. Believe e , when I &ay , I was a sufferer for years ith the Liver disease , and only found re- if by using your medicine. When your ediciue is taken it seems to send a thrill "ROBERT J. WEEKS , "Batavia , Kane Co. , 111. " BOW CAN. I EXPRESS MY THANKS ? Mrs. Metlw , of YotkvlJle , New York , writes : affords me great pleasure to write thes : few MS to le : tbe public know tbe v Iue of nalcrtii , the great External File Kentedy. I ive Buffered tbe lut 11 years everything but * th ; In that time I have rpent hundreds of > llarg. I have tried everything I ever heard . I have bad four different doctors , tmt found iry little relief. I at last heard of Anaktus ; tried them and in one houi'g time I found re- i and have n > t been troubled vrith then ace. How can I express my th nk to you ? D tongua can praise them too highly , and I > u1d say to all those who are afflicted with les. Hemorrhoids or fisraiea , internal or ex- mal , give Anabesisa. trial and you will no nger be a Buffarer. MBS. MESEB Samples of "AnaHesii" are sent free 'o all He eie en applicition to P. NeusUedter& Co , ix 49 6 , New Tork. Sold by 11 IcelttOj A newtn-I hitherto unknown remedy for -11 3aes of tbo Kidnryg , Bladder , and Urinary It wi 1 posltlvelv cure Diahe'cs , Gravf 1 , Drop- , Brljjhfs Dlse se , inaluMy to ictaln or expell e Urine , Catarrh of tbo Dlidcer , high colored id canty urine , Painful Urinatlnpr , LilIK iCK , General Weakness , and all Female Com- aints. It avoids Internal medicine * , U certain In it Fee's ' and cures when nothinr eeo can. For tale by all Drugcttti or sent by mall free ran receipt of tbe price , $2.CO. AY KIDNEY PAD CO. . PROFRS , Toledo , O. l CSTSend your address for our little booV , low a Life was Saved. " JAWKS K. ISH. Apent for gebr-'kn. I Trays Cures and never disap- inan > lnts. THe world's great Fain- anSt ellever for Man and Beastc sai * keap , quick and reliable. ve X PITCHER'S not Narcotic. CASTOBIA Children 1 row fat upon , Mothers like , 1V 1I I id Physicians recommend ASTORIA. It regulates the V " owels , cures "Wind Colic , Feverisliness and de- lays , - eh ehwi roys "Worms. wi I lie ani i anus us WEI DE METER'S CA- diimi 1RRB Onre , a Comstitutioaal mi an tU > .terriUe mala- anns r , "byAbnorfQcMi The most nsB I pvrfsat Diieaiw ri o Vac- a > Otier ala Cfttajrk , tU core * at re ; S\ \ IAN OPEN SECRET AMONG THE LADIES The. brilliant , fascinatius tints of Complexion for which ladies strive arc chiefly arti ficial , and all who will take the trouble may secnre them. These roseate , bewitching hues follow the use of Hagaii's Mag nolia Balm a delicate , harm less and always reliable article. Sold by all druggists. The Magnolia Balm conceals every blemish , removes Sal- lowness , Tan , Kedness , 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. eaw ONLY EFFECTUAL KIDNEY REMEDY AND SPECIFIC FOU Brtjiht'aDUeasr , Eiabctcs , Nervous Debility , Tain in tbe Back , Loins or Side , Dropsy , Gravel , Incontinence aud Retention of Urineand Female Complaint ! Send for our treatise on tbeKidnovs , entitled "Echoes You Should Heed , " a little pamphlet oontalnin ? a great deal of information free. Excelsior Kidney Pad Co. , SOLE PROPRIETORS. < 3"Sod ! by D. W. SAXE A CO. . Omaha OHIO AGO SHOT TOWER CO. Manufacturers of STANDARD SHOT BE SURE TO BUY IT. THE BEST IN MARKET. 3. W , BLATGHFORD & CO. [ anufacturers of Lead Pipecheet nd Bar Lead , Block Tin , Pipe * nd Soldi r , Lineed Oil .and Oil Cake. ORDERS SOLICITED. 0 NORTH CLIHTJH STCHICAGO. . RON TURBINE WIND ENGINE MANCFACTURED BY last , Fees & Co. , Springfield , 0 , The Strongest and Host Durable VIND ENGINE In the Wcrld. Hundreds In use In Iowa and Nebraska Bold r Dealers In nearly ev ry county. FEVER AND AGUE. Serve an Irjunction on Disease r Invi oratin. a feeble constitution , renovat- C a debilitated pliTstque , and enriching a thin d innurrUloLs circulation witb llostcttcr'4 omach Bitter- , the flnest , the moet highly actioncd , and the most popular tonic and pro- ntive in ex'stonce For sale bv alt Druggists ana Dealers Renerally . U. OKIOO , Miunfactnjcr of Mowin ? Jfa. ines , Trumansbnrc1. N. Y. , savs : My thumb .5 caught in a machine and waab-dly injured , applied Ecleotric Oil with a'most instant re- f. I bare m large number of men employed d nearly every on of them uses it. U. SnzsnAy , of Oscoda , llich. , writes : I have ed your Eclectric Oil on horns for different iease , and found It to do Just as you reeom- snded. It has done justice for me every time , d ls tbe beat OU for man and be&at , I ever ed. Bee what the medical fandty say : Er. J. lACBOW , Hull , P. Q. , ays : 1 hava never sold medicine which has given more thorough tlsfactjoa. I havn tiled it in ay own ease , on ttoken Its - i dWocatc4 ankle , with tbe best jolt- , SOLD IK OJtAHA BVAMi JKTJOGIST3. CJGo to Tcnr Drc ct rfox Miaa Frtcnin'l wfttionalT > ye . jFor br btaew and dun- color they MHBWW H 3 , wavt , ' * - - - * - - - - . - . . GO EAST -MA THB GhicagfoVorthwesterii 2,380 MILES OF ROAD ! It 15 the SHORT , SURE and Safe Rout * fictweni COUNCIL BLUFFS AKO OEICAGOMILWAUKEE and all poluU EAST and NORTH. IT OFFERS THB TRAVELING PDBUO GREATER FADUTIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY OTHER ROAD IN THE WEST. It Is the ONLY EOAD between COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO Upon which It run PULLMAN HOTEL OAES I In addition to them and to pleas * all classed of trawlers , It rfveg FIRST-CLASS UEAL8 at Its EATING STATIONS at (0 cent * each. ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS I US COAGHES ARE THE FINEST ! ITS EQUIPMENT HIST CLASS If } on wish the Best Traveling Accommoda tions you vtlll buy your ticket by this Koute - ILL TAKE NONE OTHER. All Ticket Agents can sell vou Through TiokeU > U this road and Chrck uroal Ba- gage free of Charge. OUAIIA TICK ET OFFICES 1JJ4 Farnbam 8t , Cor. 14th , and at Union P-citic Depot. DENVER OFFICE-ln Colondo Central and Union P ciflc Ticket Office. SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE-2 Nsw Montgomery - ery Street. For Information , folders , maps , ttc. , not ob tainable at Home Ticket Office , address my a eut of the Company , or MARVIN HUCHITT , W- STENNITT , Qcnl Uanaer , Genl Pae. Ac.nl , CHICAGO , ILL. JAMES T. CLARK , _ Cen'l Agt Omaha ft Council Bluffs. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC AND St , Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Sioux City Route / 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE 1 From COUNCIL BLUFFS to ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH , orBISMABOK , And all points in Northern Iowa , llinnesota and Dakota. Thii line Is equipped with the Im proved Westirchouso Automatic Air Brakes and Miller Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT is unturpaued. Elegant Drawing ; Room tnd Sleeping Canownei and controlled by the com- piny , run Through Without Change between Union Pacific Transfer Depot , Conceit Bluffs , aud St. Paul. Trains leave tbe Union Pacific Transfer Depot at Council Blnffi ) , at 6:15 : p * > . . reachiu ? Sioux City at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Paul at 11:05 a. m , making JEB-TEN HOURS IN ADVANCK or ANY OTHER ROUTE. Returning , leave St. Paul at 330 p m. , ar. mil ? at Sioux City at 4:15 : a m. . and Union Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Bluffat 9:10 : a. m. Ba guro that your tickets read via "S. C , & P. R. R. " F. C. HILLS , Superintendent. Missouri Valley , lows. P. E. KOBINSON , Asa't Gen'l Pais. Agent. J. H. O"BRYAN , Sonthwcatorn Freight and Paiwnzer Agent , my20 tf Council Bloffi SHORT LINE 188O. K.C.ST.JOE&C.B.B.R. , la the only Direct Line to ST. LOOS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. No change of cars between Omaha and St. Loub and but one between Omaha and N w York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS Eastern & Western Cities With less charges and In advance ol other lines. This entire line Is equipped with Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars , Palace Day Coich- ultUrB t 5tj- nations mud Coupler and the celebrated Westinghouae Alr-Brake. THAT YOUR TICKET jtarVla Kansas City , St. Joseph /3-CouucUBluffa K.R. . Tickets for sale at all coupon stations In the West. J. F. BERNARD , A. C. DAWES , Oen'l Supt. , Genl Pan. & 1 icket A 't St. Joseph , Mo 6t Joseph , Mo , W. C. 8EACHHIST , Ticket Aeen. , 214 Fifteenth Street , betirren Farnham and Donplas , Union Block , Omaha. JOS. 1EHON , A. B. BARNARD , PJSS. Agent , Omaha. Geu'rl Agent , Omaha. THROUGH TO CHICAGO Without Change of Cars I CHICAGO QURLINGTON & QUINCY With Smooth and Perfect Trirk , Elegant Pai- senger Coaches , and PULLMAN SLEEP1NC & DINING CARS _ It is acknowledged by the Press , and all who travel uwr it , 10 be the Best Appointed and Best Managed Eoad in the Country. PASSENGERS GOINGr EAST Should bear in mind that this is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO , And Points East , North and Northwest. Passengers by this Route have choice of FOUB DIFFEEENT KOTJTES , And the Achantage of Six Daily Lines of Palace Sleeping Car * from Chicago to New York CityWithout Change. All Express Trains on this line arc ( quipped with the Wcstinghouse Patent Air Brakes and MiUir'H Patent Safety Platform and Couplers , the most Perfect Pro tection Against Acd- dents In the world. PULIMAH PALACE SLEEPING AND D'NIHC CARS Are run on the Burlington Route. Information conucrnln ? Boutes , Bat 3 , lime Connection' , etc. , will be cheerfully given by applying it the office or the Burlington Route , 613 irourteentn Street , Omaha , Nebraska. C.E. PERKINS , D. W. HITCHCOCK. Gei'l Manager. Gen. Wcst'n Pats. Ag'L J. O. PUILLIPPI , St. Joe. , Mo. General Agent , Omaha. H. P. L-UEL , fep5-.ll Ticket Agent , Omaha. < DCC a week in your own town. Terms and (5 U > UD ou lit free. Addreu B. Hallett & Co. , Pontand. M rjlHEQNUf MEDICINE That Acts at the Same Time OB THE LIVER , THE BOWELS , and the KIDNEYS. c These crest organs are toe natural cleans- 2 crs of the trstem. IttbeyworkwelLIieanii ' < S TTU ! t > perfect : 1 * they become cloned , yd Urea < lIuldl ca3csare uretOiollOTrintn - . U TERRIBLE SUFFERING I Cllioiuness , Hudadie , Dytptosla , Jsm- iIoc ! , Constipation and Filest or Kid * ' n y Complaints , Orarel , Diabetes/ .Setlimcnt In the Trine , JUU.r " or Bopr Urine ; or Ehea- "maticPalMandleie * , ; , arc developed because the blood Is polioned with Hie hpmora tnat enonld . * - ' - czpellcd naturally. iprafcn y lTior.B-jidstovobeen cored , TTlIladd one more to tnyS SXnt . f andhealthwillonceioorceUddenyoorneart. Why suffer longerfromtBatonnant I 1 : DiTr-TVoirrwll ! cure you.Try p cl. ' asetionceandbcsitUfled. " " r.-ar Drufftftt Aat U , or ted get U for ] i. Inttttitpmtetfnftt. LLS , 22243303 ? i i vvn tiAir-i- . > I. APPETIZER SURE CURE For COUGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS , ASTHMA , CONSUMP TION , and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS. ril S * cceptable F P r-ton ! in the known we r'd By .ddlnp to TOLO ROCK ami RYE a .irl h5S ? J i.e > y0nthVeMleaCelient APP tizer nJ Tonic , fur sen Ml and family u-e. Ttia Immense and i-er atln ? fairs rnd the nnuutuuitts uunbl * ne.ne * Sai-y arj the be t et idem i oi iia iinucfl xiiu populAiity , Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than any article in the market. CAUTION . . .DOJTBE DECEIVED by unprincipled dealers who try to raid off cpon > a i MP i common Hoc * and -Kje in p'acc of onr TOLU ROCK and UYE , which U tha onlyJltOlLATbD article made , fjo GENUI > navinca GOVERNUENT STAUl" on eaih bottte. Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue : TREASURY DEPAF.Ti.KNT , OFFICKOF INTERNAL REVENUE > w AftHivoio.-s 1 > . U , J uuarj 16,1SSO. f HeGsre. LAWR1NCE & MA11T1N , 111 ! JIsdTson St. , Chicago. ' 1 . . OiXTL'jiKt : This coroptund. ia the cplnijn cf t1 i < olce , i > uM h\e a infflclent quantity t .ft . { * d TOLU to .Uclt ill Ihsalvan-aswa ri i-t t < thii ar it lo in | ctoral compUist . ! vi hHotnei\hl5 yardthe jTO | > . . ! rcn.kri.iff it si ; atreeahle rcmetJy to ih , T' ' . co- a * VTt ARATIOM under the ITJU-IULS of U. S. Kitil Smi'lc * .vul nbetfotUmncd narl- sold by Dnujtbt , Apothec riea and Other l\rsjnswt ! ) ui r uei ii > - them liable to Y y rmxul tax aa liqtitr dealer * " Youra RespecJf ally , ( t IgnetJ ) GREEN. B. KAUM , Commissioner. LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills. Sold by DRUGGISTS , GROCERS and DEALERS everywhere. CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R , IS THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & THE IU main line runs from Chlcaso Council I Bluff ! , passing thrnugU Jollet , Ottc-ra. La Sjlle. Qeneseo , Moune. Roclc Icland. Davenport , West Llbertr , Iowa Cltr.Maren o , Drookl jn , Urinnell. Dea Molnes ( the capital of Iowa ) . Stuart , Allan * ) tic , and Avocu ; with branches from Ilure u Junction to Fcorls : Wilton Junction toMusca- tlte. Washington. Falrdeld. KMon. Belknap. CentroTille , 1'rlncclon. Trenton. Uallatln , Game- ran. Leavenworth. AtchLion. and Kansas Cltr ; Waihlngton to bt'ourney. Oskaloosa , and Enoz- Ttlle ; Keokulc to Faralnaton , Uonaparte , licn- tonsoort. Independent. Gldon. Oltumwa , Eddr- vlllp. Oaltalooa. 1'ella. Monroe , and Des Molnes : Newton to Monroe ; UesMolnostolndlanolaand Wlntenet : Athinttjto LewlsandAudubon ; and A-oca to Ilarl&n. This Is poeitivelr the only Railroad , which owns , and operates a through line from Chicago Into tbe State of Knn.'as. Thmuffh Kzprcaa Paisensor Trolno. vlUi Pull * man t'aAcoiaroallacneaitirernneticnYra- between CHICAGO and PEORIA. KANSAS Crrv. COUNCIL BLUFFS. I.EAVEXWORTH and ATCHI- SON. Through cars arealso run bwtween Mil -au- tee and Kansas Cltr. via , the "Milwaukee and Hocklsland ShoLine. . " The "Great uock Island" Is mnenlCcentlr eqnlppd. Its road bed Is slmplr perfect , and Us track U laid with eteel rails. What will please jou most will be the pleasure of enloylnR your meals , while passing overtbe beanuful prairie * of Illinois and lows. In one of onrmaraiacent Dining Cars that accompany all ThrouEU ErpreJS Tralni. Vou net an entire meal , as good as Is served tn ony tlrst-cUas hotel , Xorseventy-flve cents. * pprecl&tln ? the fact that a majority of the people prefer separate apartment- for different purposes ( and the Immense pajiencer business of this line warranting It ) , we are pleased to an nounce that this Company runs Pullman 1'alnce Sltffiny Cart for sleeping purposes , and Palace t-vii3ism PALACE CA1CS nr > run thronzh to PEORIA , T > E.S Mum COCXCII * BMJFFS. KANSAS CITY , ATCMISOST , nntl JLDAVXX1VOKTJI. Ticket * via thU 1.1 ne , known a tbe ' Hrrat ItoclL . l Iand Jloutc , " are * OKj-0tf all Ticket Aeenu In the United Stnte * un < l Cunndn. Far Information not obtainable at your Iiome ticket office , oddreis. Qen'l Supertitcndent. Uen'l Tit. and Pau'i GHAS FURNITURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS , WZ-N"-DO"W" STT A I3ES- And everything pertaining to the Furniture and Upholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE XO W J ± ! ST ap U men th at 1208 aiid 1210 Farnham Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator s1 o : R ± sso _ MANUFACTURED BY P. P. MAST &GO. , SPRINGFIELD , 0. They also make Buckeye Improved Iron If earn Walking Cultivator , vrith or without Springs. The New Force Feed Buckeye Drill , one or two Horse Style. Enquire for ihem at the best dealers. . F. H. PUGE , Gen. Agent , Omaha , ffeb. _ Always Fresh ! Always Eeady ! One of the idranta es that T > - vr'sSM/iZrs AlTOUiyr blEf ( adrywhltej " h o r . . , . i. yroy natural aincral water ; , nerej becuraes vapid or sta1' the ooft adjnirabla prc- trtveUtrs oa iirj nd r tlVtjaniffV .Dfninj Can for eating purposes only. One cti Jf great featarc of cur Palace Can Is a SMOX.Ua SAt.oo : jrneroyoti can enjoy your ji ima D at all hears of the day. MasmlBcent Iron Brldzes apan ni * and Missouri rnei-sat all point * croueo ty tbu line , and transfers are avoided at CouncL. 8.411 * , Kansas City. Leavenwonh. ana AtciilKiC XJQ- nectlnn * betnemade In Union Depnt * . THE PKIN'CIPAU B. K. CONNECTION Ut THIS OUEAT TUBOOGU LINE AKf * Jo tOLLOWS : At CHICAGO , with all dlTenrtcz lines tw Ma > East and Sonth. At GNOLCWOOD. with the L. 3. 4 M. 6onctlr * Ft. W. 4 C. It. Kds. \VASHI.NGIO.V nitCETS. with 1 * . VT.T lit. Mid. : and T. P. * W. Rda. At HOCK ISLAM ) , with "illlwankeo a. < 5Cjf bland SJortLlne. " and Rock l rdi Fee M * . At DAVEN-poicr. nltn tha lar < ) nport l Uos C.JLSt.P.R.K. AtWESTLIBERTT.witbtheB C.K.A > < 1JS > AttirilNNELJ. Tlta Central Iowa K. It. Jt t DES Moi.vLd. with n M. * F. U. It. tAt \ At Conceit. llLcrrs.wlth Union Pacific jr a. At OMAHA , with B. < ! t Mo. R. B.R. In > 97-i AtCOHJMDC JC.NCI10.t.wtthU..f. 1L * . At OTTCMMTA. wltn Central lowalt. tf St. L. * Pac , and C. B. * Q. K. Hds. At KEOKUK.with ToU I'co.4War. : "ftaoaifc Louis i Pa < i. and StU.Keo. . * N.-W. B JtaS. At CA3I rno.v. with IL St. J. R. R. At ATCIIISO.V. with A ten. , Topeka & boctf JTW Atch. 4 Neb. and Cen. Hr. U. I' 1C. KcU. At l.nAVC.NwuuTU. with Kan. Pac , -uic ti Cent. It. Kds. At KANSAS Cixr. with all lines lor t t to * and Southwest. NERVOUS DEBILITY Vital Weakneaand Frr - trati n from ovenrork of Been 28 Beenb * JU b the most suc- known. Price II per free oa receipt of . IIOJ1EO. MED. COT'W fnlton St. * Ntw York. in t. Cataju * of Receipt * K. A , S. PESDERY , HSULTIND PHYSICIAN , TXKJATEl * HIi IOAL OKFlOr. - - - OVAHJ , Jf"1RtSS\ > * . . . * n in AT - ' irta at of " -i.il kuT < err % to10 tn RtSOuS aai i r. parts eT the ckr f aaj coisy ; oji reci f51 ttn4 crW rec ! fU"V i- -
