Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 05, 1880, Morning Edition, Image 3
45 Years tiefore tJiePubUe. .THE CENU8M LIVER PILLS are inot recommended as a remedy " for all the ills that flesh is heir to. " but in affections of ihe Liver , and in all Bilious Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Siok Head ache. or diseases of that character , they stand without a rival. _ v ACUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used pre paratory to , or after taking quinine. Aa .a-sirnple purgative they are un equaled. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS , The genuine are never sugar-coated. Each box has a red-wax-seal on the lid , with the impression McLANE'S LIVER PILL. Each wrapper bears -the ligna- turesof C. "ilcLiWK and FLEMING BEOS. a- Insist upon having the genuin IDE-ailcLANE'S LIVEII.PILLS , pre 3 > ar6dby FLEMING IJROS.ri slnr&liPa.f * the market being full of imitations of the name Jrcftuic , spelled differently but same pronunciation. OUOHS , BKONCniTjS AND CONSUMPTION. What * Weil-Known Druggitt nyi about Allen's Lun ? Balsam. MOTUnW.READ ! CUKLAKDSTATIOlf , ij. OKSTLDUEX : The demand for Allcn'i bang BtlMtn Is Increadnf constantly. The ladlee think thereto no meditino equal to it tor Croup and Whooplnp Conjli. C. S. MAKTIN. Drcrelat. Sold bjnU Medicine Men. Tbll-Gate JNo. . 7 object * to find. t-nd stamp for pack' age. DR. E. C.ABB Y JiuOalo K Y. _ 1C Jtectftfreo. Ad.lrrw True4Co. Portland.Ue ATKsRKETS-AT-LAW. - CHARLES POWELL , * tJSnCE Or TllEPEtCE Corner Jfith and r Farnhiui Sts , Omaha Neb. I KM : \ TTOHNKV AT LAW Campbell' * Block , 13th Ucctbit ir n Faruham and Douxlag. Ii lx OMAHA , NKB. * V T D. I. THOMAS , TTORNKT AT MM" Loans mpoey. buys i " Block. A _ and ( * lis real relate. Boom 8 , Croighton V A. C. TROUP , TTOBNBr AT LAW-Ofllce In Hangcom1 * Block , with Qcor ? E. Pritthett. 1W6 ' . NEB. DEXTER L THOMAS , HfffAT JJUT Croick nMiki Bnlld A Ing. artl " A.'M. GHADWICK , A TXOBNEr AT LAW-Office 1501 Tarnhun .jfitr et. et.A. A. SWARTZLAHDE TTORNET AT LA3T Cor. IZthand Famham rtrert. may2S WILLIAM A. FONDA , - A TTOKNnY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. J\ . Room Ko" 6. Frenier Block , oppoBlt * Poet OfflOB. OMAHA. NEB. Wr . L. PEABODY , OSes In Crelzhton Block , nut to LAWYKB , OMAHA , NEBRASKA , p&r-f 'aitr.it XOXART r UBJJO. COLLECTIONS HAD1 'E. D. MCLAUGHLIN. AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF ATTORNEY TnE PEACE Southeast corner Fifteenth Doughs St. cii'-a * Promptly Attended O'BHIEN & BARTLETT. Attorney s-at-Law , WFlOE-TJnlon Blotkflrt > cnth and FarnhanQ ; A. L. ROBISOH. A TTORjfKr AT LAW. Koom Crelghton JtBlock. . OMAHA Neb. tanMl y * Z > . SSJ. " "ATTORNEY AT LAW. KARBACH BLOCK , COR. DOUCI5TH STS. ' . . . . " OMAHA. NEB. | W. d. Gonnell , Art t o r ne.y- t . L a w , OBoet Front rooms , np Blairs , In Hanecom'i sw.brlok building , N. W. . corner Fifteenth and Dunham Street * . JoBxI. RIBICE.UEAB. . B. EEBIOE. \ . - ItEDiCK & REDICK , Attorneys-at-Law , 8ped l attention will ba firen lo &U ( ults gauiEt corporation * ol every deecrlptlon ; will practice-In al jthe Courts ot the btate and the united States. Office. FamHaa St. , opposite Court Hooae. K * v. ADAMS &SIHERAL. AT LAW Room 0 Crslehto ArTORNEYB Aud Douslag strata. no9db C. F. MAKDEKSON , AT LA\72iS Famham Htrwt ATTORNEY N brNka. PARKE aonwiK. - AT LAW 14th 'and Dpngioa v- AITORNET with Q. IV , Doana W. T. RICUARDS. Q. J. HOST RICHARDS & HUNT , Attorn eys-at-Law , Omen 215 South Fourt ? nth Street. Only Direct Line to France , CENERALTRANSATLANTIC COMPAH TiETWEEN New York and Ilarro.Vler 4Z.N.R I * foot of Morton it. , ] > Ier of company. Travelers by this line aioid both transit by En tab railway and rue ihgcumfort of crossing the huuie lln a small boat ANAUA , FIU > OKOL , Wednesday Jannarr 31 tnoon. AMERIQUE , B. JOUCLO , Wednesday February t 11a.m. FRANCK , TEUDELUI , Wednesday , February A ,11 a m. PRICE OF PASSAGE ( includlnc wloo ) : TO HAVRK First Cabin , * 100 aud 80 : Second Cabin$55 : 6 tot ripe , $26lnclndlniwitielbeddlnK od utlnsus. LOUIS DE BEBIANAcenl , 6 Broadway . Y. FRANK E. MOORES , No. 214 , West Side 14th Street , Bet. Farnham and Don las , Next Deere o U. S. Exprcaa OTico ( Slfn of Pala * 3 teamshlp. ) 01I.VIIA , NEB. mJ-6m INDIA .V . o I ILER & CO. MANUPAOTURHR3 , 0.11 ill V , Neb. TESTIMONY. Th Caihlcr of ths First National Bank , Troy Ohio , lays : TROT , O. . DtoemDet-SOth , 1S79 DR. Bonsxo MIDI INI Co. , Piqua , O. : azsitEXEx : I was troubled with Rheuma tism lut spri - . ? in the acute t'-mi ) bvJly that Iirasuyable to uie my band. .Tbrouch tlie rec- ommtuuatlons of my fricods , I .was induced to try jeer Kbeamxt . Core , Thi'h imdMUtely b n to soothe , conifer : and allay the pain , a d Jnathort time I as relieved of this distr * > rie dtteas * . * I take gr at pleasure In rtcomm * 'dine thU Thimble rexedy to thwe simHirljrCccted. . Yourereq ctfuUy , JNO.L UKREDITH. Thcs9 remed cs cpeak for thems 'VM. To try UMTS is tob * cured. If > on canuot get tb'ra of soar DruTRist , by ratline us 9X00 w will and 7a tear I'o'.tlta of the IthcaouH * Ccr * , f BonaEo "M&a ' * ' THE DAILY 3EE. OMAHA PUBUSHIHO . . PROPRIETORS. Parnknm , oet A and IOTA Strafe TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION 1 year.in advance ( postpaid ) 18.00 8 month * " 4.00 month * " 2JM > TIME TABUS. . THE MAILS. C. { . W. R.R. , 4SOam.lp. a. ' 0 B. * Q. , 430 a. m. , 8 p. m. 0. B L ft P. B B. , l-JO a. m. , < p. m. C. & St. Joe liSO a. m. , 8 p. m. S. City & P. 4 0 a , BU D. P. B R. , 111 a. ra. B.&M.B. R,8iaa.m. 0 AN.W.,7 : * > a.m -csrwao. 0 i K. W. R. S. , 11 a. n. H p. m. B tt. Q. . 11 . m. 040 p m. C RI.P.ll .m Up.M. C-B.48t.Jc , lla.m.1llp.BS. 8. City 4 P. , 11 m D P..4p.m. & ft MTinKeb. , 4p Local maDf for StaUt Iowa l Tf ttt o a yTlx : 430 a. m. Office open from It to p. m Boadan. THOMAS F. HALL. FoftmMtel. ArrivalandDepartHreeiTrains UNION PACIFIC. LIAVl AKUVB. Dally Express..1:16 p.m. S JO p.m. do Ulxcd 8:10 p. m. li&p. m. do Freight.630 am. 1:40p.m. : do do . . . . 8:16 a. m. 1220a.m. TIM CARD OF THE BURLINGTON BOUTt OXABA. Expreaa 8:40 p.m. Express 10.00a.m. UaU Mail .1040p.m. Sundays Excepted. Sundays ExotpUd. CHICAGO. BOOK ISLAND &PACOTC. Mall 8:00 a.m. I 10.-00p. m. prcsa..5:10 p.m. I 10:00 : a. m. Sundays Kxceptcd. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN. M&ll 8.00a.m. I 720p.m. EipretB 8:49p.m. : I 10-00 a.m. Sundays excepted. KANSAS CITY , ST. JOE A COUNCIL BLUMS U1TI. AUIVB. iLJl _ _ _ 00 a m. I Express-.u.8.-i5 . tt. Etpre _ 6 C > { p.m.HaU..M | TW ni. The only line running Pullman 81 eplng Can out ol Omaha to Union Depot. OMAHA & NORTH WK8TERN AND SIOUX CITY A PACIFIC RAILROADd. , a. 80am. | 'S:85p.tn : Daily Except Bandars. B. * H. B. B. In NEBRASKA. [ Trail l * ) Omaha ( U ) . . . . 9.00am Kearney Plattemouth/arlO 5 am Bloomlnf Kearney J"ncary7S5 ( pm Red Cloud ( lr.6 i am Red Cloud ( arr)7 : pm PlatUmouthar)4 ( ) 0p m Bloomlngtonar)95ipm ( ) Omaha ( arr.4' 5pm RKPUBL1CAN VALLEY RAILWAY. Oaitlnn OT ) 8-05 a.m. i Bloomlngton ( arlSOp.m ) BlooralnKtop 1:36 p m I Hastings ( ar ) 8:55 : p m Orleans ( lr )7SO ) > . m. | Indianoia ( ar ) 1:00 p. m Orleans ( ar ) 7:00 p.m. I Indianoia (1 ( ? 2 JO p. m sioux cm & ST. PAUL a. B Mall 6J.O a. m. I Express..10:00 a. m Kipres . . . . . .8:10p. m | H ll. . . . . . . . 7:29-p. m XRHXJE DIVISION U. P. B. E. mnorr TILUES , . , Leare Omaha , dally : 8 a.m. , 9a.m. , 10 a. 11 ft. m , , 1 p. m. , 3 p. m. , 8. p. m. , 6 p. m. , 6 Leave m. Council BleSs : 835 a. m.,935 a.m. , 10:25 a. m.,1136 a. m. , 136 p. m. , * 2S p m. , 25 p. m. , 6.-J6 p. m. , 636 p. m four trips on Sunday , leaving Omaca at 9 and a. m. , 2 and fi p. m. ; OouacD Bluffa at 935 , a. m. , and 2:25 and 625 p. m. raaranon tuos. Lre Omaha : < J a.m.,7 a. m. , 8 > 60 a. m , , p. m. , i'J > 0 p. m.j 736 p. m. Learo Council Blufla : 7:15 x m. , tout a. to. , x m. , 6:15 p. m. , 70 p. m. , VJA p. m. , p. m. Dally except Sunday. OMAHA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY B. R. UU.TI. AUUTB. ML 10.4Ba.rn. 14 p.m. - Dallr exceot BtmdaT. COMMERCIAL , Omaha Wholesale Markets , OMAHA , July 8,1680. BUTTEK AND KGUS. Dholcetable 1014o Packers lota 7@10 Freah eggs , pet doz 12 } aoney 20 POULTRY. jhJcVens , per dor 225 Ducks 8@9 GEOOEKIEB. eUQARH. JutLoaf 10 Powdered 1 < Srannlated 1 < 3tenaard"A' 3ffA 10 % Extra "C" 8YBUPB. Bztra choice and very bright. . . CO Bright Table Drips 45 New Orleans MoIlaBM CO Market advancing. COFFEE. Rio , prim * to choice EUo good to prim * Rio-Fair to good Mocha 274 0. G.Java 27J BICE. Choice 8J Good to prime 71a"J New Prune * Old Prunes Currnnts.choio * new 7 < Black Berries 12 , Raspberries S3. Pitted cherries 2U Michigan grta Apples 8 N. Y. Sliced * 9 Evaporated " 5J State Peaches 8 Salt Lake Peaches 15 California P aches 16 CANNED GOODS. "S"OyBt rg , 2 ft cans , tf case. . 3 70 do do 1 tb oan.peroxee. . 240 Lightweight Oysters 2 Ib tf caeo 2 90 salmon. 1 ft , ? dozen 1 75 do 2ftitdo2en 265 Standard Tomatoe ,2 Ib , cawi 2 80 " " 3 Ib , t ? ewe 3 00 Standard Peaches , 3 Ib , I ? case. 4 40 " " 2 Ib , oas . S 40 Raspberries , 2 Ib , t ? o&se. S 00 Blaclcberries 2 ft , tf caw 280 Dora , 2 tt.tf case 380 A.pples , Ga % V doz 375 Narrow Fat Peas,2 Ib , tf case. . 4 00 String Beans. 2Ib. per case. . . . 240 EUNDRIEb. Nutmegs. 10 Pepper 17 Allspice 17 Cloveel 45 Coogia ' . . . . . 25 9 * Rope Dandles 16oz 13 GlreenwichLyepercaJse , { ' 3 85 Beansper bushel 1 80 Chwse full cream 11J tibASB. Window Glass. 60 per cent , dis- conntoftlist. " HABDWAEB. IRON. Common bar 3 Horse-shoo bar 4 Norway neil rod. 9 ffrEKU Cast plow 9 Am. cast , tool 18 JeaVs , Eng. do 25 KAILS. lens , upwards. 550 B'rd'd's shoe's 650 " mulft" 650 Omaha nails Una , upwards. . . . 3-50 NwWihn 23@30 i DBY GOODS. BROWN COTTONS. Atlantic "H" 75 do "F * * 7 Pepp rell "O" 7f < fo "B" 7 | do "E" 8 } Indian Head 8 Lawrtnae XXX 10 Nebnwka , Standard "AA" DKN1MH. Amoekeag ; 16 Beaver Creek , "AA" . . - 14 do "BB" 1SJ Haymakers. 91 Palmer - 8 Otis"AXA" , . . . . 16 do "BB" _ 14 do "CC" 13 Warren "AXA" ; 15 do "BB" 14 do "CO" is BLKACHEDCOTTONH. Lonsdale i do Cambria " Cabot I" . ; Fmitof the Loom 10 > ewYork Mill. . . Hills'Muslin WarnsntU * 131 Pepperellf s. . 18J@27i TICB3N08. * w , - , Amoskeac jg Falls O72.O .7. . . . M ao "AA" . . . . . : s do "AAA" 16 Furl Hirer 164 Holyota . .i. . . . . . . . , ] f Anoona fancy 71-2 Manchester' . 8 Merrimac 71-2 Merrimac shirtings 6 1-2 Bichmonds 6 1-2 Eichmonds.E 71-2 Sprague's t 6 1-2 Simpson's mourning 7 1-2 Simpson's black 7 1-2 BTBIPES. American 1011 Amoskeag. 12 Awning stripes 14 L wiitoriA 171-3 Hamilton 111-2 Omega.- . Hal2 Pjttsfield 1'J ' LUMBEB. Framing. 18 ft. and under 820 00 Each add. ft over 18 , per M . . 50 Fencing , No. 1,12 to 20 ft. . . . 22 00 - - No. 2,12'to 20 ft. . . . 20 00 Sheeting , dressed , No. 1 20 00 - " No.2 1900 Common boards , dressed 22 00 STOCK BOARDS. Astock 4000 B " 350 C " 300 Common stock 25 0 ixooiusa. No. 1 flooring 40 0 No.2 " 55 0 No.3 " , 250 Yellow pine flooring , No. 1 , . . . 45 0 HIDING. No. Isiding 25 0 ( No.2 " 22 No.3 " 200 ( PICKETS. No. 1 pickets , per M 32 5 ( No.2 " " 25 OC FINISHING. No. 1 finish , 11,1 J , and 2 in. . . 65 OC No.l " lin EOCK No. 2 " 1J , 1J , and 2 in. . 45 OC No.2 " lin 40 ( X No.3 " in S3 OC SHIP LAP. Plainshiplap 23 0' ' OG § r No.l 30 OC " No.2 25 OC " " No.3 CEILINO. i beaded , C in. , No. 1 25 OC No.2. 2300 i " 4 and 6 in. , No. 1. . . 4000 " " ' - No.2. . . 35 OC Corrugated ceiling , No. 1 50 00 SHINGLES. A star ( best ) sh'ngles 37 No , 2 " 300 No.3 " 250 Lath 400 Lime , bbl 13 , " bulk , perbu 40 Cementbbl 250 Iowa plaster , bbl 250 Michigan plaster , bbl 2 75 Hair , per bu , 2 , Tarred felt , 100 Ibe 300 Straw board , " 400 O G battens , par 100 ft liu. . . 1 25 Well curbing 30 0 < Bough J , and 2 in. , iu battfl , per 100 ft lin 50 POSTS L'edar halves , 7 in 18 " 6in 16 " Quarters in 16 Oak , 4x4 30 " 4x6 40 O G casing , 54 and 6 in. , per lOOftlin SCO Oak plank and timber , per M. 40 00 Clear poplar 50 00 Black Walnut 10000 HIDES. Green hides , j > er Ib 6 Green cured hides 7 Dryhidee 15ai ; Dry salted hides 10al2 BheepPelts 26al 60 Tallow 4J LIQUOBS , WINES , ETC. High wines , pergal 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 , pergal 2 * 0a8 00 " common to fine 160 Gin , 100 per cent 160 " Holland , 90 per cent 1 25 Bums , mbcd Jamaica , pergal. 1 50a3 00 ' . ' New England 200 Kennedy Bitters per gal 1 50 " " per case 750 " " per 100 cases 7 00 Champagne * , pints in baskets. 25 00 Domestic champaigns 22 00 Port wine , per cage. 1 50a3 00 Sherries 1 50a3 00 AJes , Edinbnrg 275 " Baas&cfo.'s 225 Guinness Dublin stout 2 25 LEATHER. Beet slaughter cole 32 Bestoak 41 French kips 1 lOal 40 French calf , leading brands. . . 1 50a2 10 Domestic kips 75al 10 Dom6tic oalfs 1 lOal 30 Hemlock upper , per foot 25a26 Oak upper , per foot > 5al6 Q rain , upper per foot 25 Linings , per doz 8 00a9 50 Toppings , per doz 11 00 alorrocc * ( bootleg ) per foot. . . 35a'8 " oil dres ed S5 : c : " Simon per skin 3 00a3 25 " glove kid 30 Boot webbing , per foot 45 HABNEbS LEATHEB. ' c No.-l Pfttsburg oak 44 NalPittsburg oak 42 No. 1 Cincinnati oak 41 No. 2 Cincinnati oak 39 | a Nb.lhemlock < 39 No. 3 Hemlock 37 , COAL BETAIL. l ( Anthracite JO 60 Blossbutg 12001 * Wyoming 8 60 | , Oskaloosa 5 60 j i Iowa nut 5 00 N White Breast 5 60 V * T , BucKien'e Arnica .Salve The BEST SALVE in the world for Onto/ Bruises , 'Sores , Ulcers , Salt Rbenrn , Fever Bores , Tetter , Chapp ed H ndstChilbhliis , Corns , and all kinds-of Skin Eruptions. This Salve IB guaranteed to give perfect satiafac- tied in every case or money re funded. 1 Price 25 cents per box. For sale by i 8dly J. K. ISH , Oman- * . i i "ITS EFFECT LIKE AMIRACLE. " I j HIOHOATE , Vt , September 16. . iA year ago last March I was taken ' with severe rheumatic pains , which , chang ing from one place to another , finally set tled in. my loins , the disease constantly in-1 < creasing in go verity. Past midsummer all 11 efforts to obtain relief had failed my ap petite gone , my flesh wasting away and , not able to walk a step but with the great-1 est difficulty. I told my frienda that I' ' ' should not live to see the. snow fly again. In this condition I was persuaded by a 1 neighbor "to try one more medicine the \ ! Ils'effect like mira- Kidney-Wort was a - , cle. < I BOOU began to recover the use of my , limbs , my appetite and strength returnee ] , and on the fifth day ( the last of June ) with ' less than half a package of Kidney-Wort i used ; I went into my bay field to work.and continued to labor through the season. I ( will add that , as a tonic , mv wife and self hav : found the Kidner-Wort to ie very useful , and I take'great pleasure in com mending the medcine ! as invaluable. 11 SAMUEL HOGOBON. At Efi'SOHERRY PECTOKAL For-Diseases of the Throatand ! 'Irangs7suoti as Congas , Colds , v Whooping Cough , Brent * " " dliitis , Asthma and . Consumption , The few composl tloru , which hsve won the confidence of mankind and become hnnnehold words , among not only one but many nations , .must have extraor- IJdictry virtues. Per- rhaps no one evers - rcured so wid a repu- ' t&tioa. or culnUlned if > loujr aa Anx' i CHlSSTl'KtOSJtt. It _ _ 'has } > e n knoura to th public about f jrty y ears , .by lonf con.Unudd eriM omnarrejous cures , that hare won far ItajranSdenoJo JUTirtue.never equalled hy any other medicine It still males the moet eff ectual cures tor , CVni As , Coldt , Conrumptian , that can be mads Tij medical skul. Indeed , the CmouiT PECTORAL bu reilly robbed these don- girous diseases of tbe/r terrors to grmt extent and ilvirut T Tln T of 'finmnnlty from their 'ht- aleliets , that ta well foundfd If the remedy be Utan. In ceaion. Ereiy family shocld Ime U in their cloeet for tha ready and p rompt relief of Sickness , suffering and even life l a d-rtM tIm ly protection. The prudent ahould not neglect ft , and tbe vise Will ant. Kp it DJ-IOU toi tb * proteoUca-jt aSordi I tlmaly DM a. iuoden attaclo. ML J. . LOWEU , MASS SAVEDJBY LOVE. - The workroom of the jewelry man ufactory of Jacobs' & Co. , at A'ttle- bore , was just being cloeed. The tired girls were finishing their day's work , while their thoughts had already pre ceded time , and were anticipating the delights of the evening's pleasure era a Pretty , well-dressed girls , they w re , (03 ( , when' their larga work aprons were removed/ graceful and lady-like ; not one whit lees eo that they had to earn their own living. Jesne Clifford was somewhat be hind haad in her work , and the girls" had nearly all gone when she had com pleted it. She arose threw aside her apron and went into the little drefsing-room frcmjrhioh the last girl was emerging , who said ; "Why , Jessie , how late you are I I am afraid some one will have to wait' to-night. " "Oh , I shall be ready in a moment ! " Jessie said , ignoring the last part of the remark ! She washed her bands hurriedly , then threw on her short , light sack , and looked for her hat in its accus tomed pla e , but it was not there. A little wave of impatience arose within her , as she stnrchedfor it hastily , and found it hid carefully away under the lounge. "It's that mischievous Maud Bay mend , " thought she , as she put it on before the glass. "She thinks it an' nnys me to keep Milton Kent waiting , She don't know ' * The door of the work-room tloaed with .t load , decided bung. Her heart gave a great leap , and ahe rushed across the room , shook the door , and called loudly. But the boy who had closed it , thioking all had gone , was already at tbe foot of the Stairs , having docended two step * at a time , li's thoughts full of some fuu ho had on luunJ. Jessie rolizad , with her hedrt-sickoulng sensation , that she was lockid in for the night. She went to the windows with vague hopes of escape , but there w < is none facing the open street. They looked down upon a vacant lot and a close , narrow court , between tall , brick buildings. There was no chance of making anyone hear , and she knew that ahp would have to keep a lonely night vigil. But Jessie was not a coward by any means , and , besides , had cultivated a philosophic il spirit of making the best of everj thing. So , thinking "No real harm can come to me here , ' she went back slowly to the little dressing- room. "It'a an ill wind that blows nobody giod , " ahe thought , as she re moved her hat and sat down upon the lounge. "Milton Kent will think I went out the eide entrance to avoid him , and I am glad of it , for I want to tlisojtiwge his attentions. I know he is as good as ho can be , but ho isn't my fancy ; perhaps I might have cared For him if " And then the handsome face of Gil bert Knight came before her mental vision , and the remembrance of his iark , paasionateeyes , his tender kisses nid his words of love , thrilled her pulee with the bouHdiugs of true iffeotion. The twilight shadows deepened , tbe all building shut out the last rays of he departing sun , and the objects in ho room became more and more dis tinct. She begin to feel a loneliness itooptng over her , but fought ag-tinst t , and paced the floor slowly , deter- ained to bo brave. Thu shadows grew still darker , and ho st-ira came out. She conld ase hem twinkling in. the soft , clear , vening sky above the towering build- tigs. And with p'oatant ( oughts for ompany , and wishing that the author f them was beside her , she.passed in- 0 dreamland. * - * - Llaikl what was that sound ? She tartod upwith the perspiration stand- ng on her forehead. She/heard the rindow next the dressing-room lifted , ud in a moment more steps on the loor. L'stening with painful intent- LCSS , her heart throbbing so loudly hatsho feared it would betray her iroximity , ehe heard that there irere wo. Tney walked past the door of ho dressing-room , and Jessie quaked nth fear of discovery. But , under ever of tbo darkness , she remained miuolcsicd ; and it was evident , alio , hat the work-room ras not the goal > f the'r ' ambition. "We've done the thing neatly so ar , " said one voice. "If we can only iniih as well as we have begun , ire ihall be lucky. " "Hush ! " said the other , in low onp. "What if we should be dis- : overed before the job is done ? " "No danger of "that , " the first re- urned. " There is no one within tearing distance , to-night. I came lero in the role of a book agent the ) thcr day , and took the position of the rooms. " The sound of the second voice had ttruck with a painful suspicion of fa1- nilurity on Jessie's ear , and now that : amo ! What conld it mean ? Could t bo possible that he was her lover ? Was she not mistaken in the voice ? He spoke again : ' "After all , there are are worse rob- berries committed every day under the guise of business transactions than we ire meditating. Old Jacobs has been 1 miser all his life , and cheated people nit of thousands. It's no more than Fair to tike some of his ill-gotten jains. " ' No , she was not mistaken. There ivas no doubt' of that voice : It had s : haracteristic ring that could not be mistaken. Something darker than light's shadows settled upon her mind. She remained in her position is if bound hand and foot. But they passed along , and she board them working with"the lock of the door , which had'oloied upon her so untimely. For a few moments there was a 'dull , rasping eourid , and ihe knew "that they had succeeded in opening it and were parsing down stain. There were two more doors to apon before " they could gain an en trance into "the store below. She rose to her feat , and , listening intently , she- could hear the first one below yield to their Lands. She felt ss if sh must follow them. She did not cara whether or not she was discovered. "WHen they had opened the last door and were within tbe front store , she followed noise lessly she had removed her shoes md stood in the 'shadow watching kheir movements , as by tbe light of dark 1 intern they proceeded to open > sifo which , they judged , contained the most valuable jewels. As Jessie stood there motionless and pale . .there was no feeling of scorn for him. The wound was too deep for that. Bat there was a pathetic despair in the depths of the eyes which only a which only a few hours before had been full of tender love-light for him , and a dreadful pain at her heart , snd n innniteQsadneai , to find that her Idol , whom she had set up for worship 10 much higher than his fellows , was made of baser claylhsn ordinary men. ' By the light' , which he held she could d'scqyer his faca dimly. Hardly conscious of what she was doing , ahe went forward 'to him as he bent over the'safe he had opened. Bpth had : their backs toward her. "Without s word she laid a hand upon his15arm. Afthe touch , so quick &na unexpected' , ha started as if he had b&n 'shot , and flashed the light quickly in her faca. With : * lo'nd5'cry rof-snrprLi h met dazed look upon Knight's face , and saw , too , that the girl was no stranger to him. " 0.Gilbert ! Gilbert ! Can this be possible ! " Jessie said , with a pitiful wail in her voice that would have moved a heart of adamant. He-stood dumb before her. Had she reproached him he could have r j- torted angrily ; but he had no words to meet the look in the fair , sad face upturned to his , which he had kissed so often , just to see it flush and brighten under the powerful ma-jne- tlum whioh had been the ruin of more than one woman before he had seen Jessie. _ _ It was a scene for a painter. The bolted acd birred windows showing in the dim light ; the confused , shamed expression on Knight's fsco ; the pained , grieved expression on Jessie's , and the angry disappointment on the other. At length , without even a word , Knight took the jewels he had secreted about his person and flung them down. . "You can do aa you like , Kri , " he said. "I wash my hands of the affair. It is the last time I shall shall under take such a thing. Jessie , you wil despise me , of coarse , and I dosorv it. But I shall remember you alway as the best and dearest girl I eve : knew. Good-by. Come , Kris , let u : get out of this scrape as soon as w can. " They left empty handed , as thej had come , and made their escape ai they had effected their entrance , by at Ingenious communication with a tal building that rose only a few fee from the work room. Jessie groped her way back up-stairs. to the little dressing-room , and , sit ting down again upon the lounge burst into a passion of tears. It had been a sad awakening from her street love-dream , for Jessie's ideal had been good , and manly , and honorable , and the real had fallen so far , far beluw it She began to realize that she must conceal the fact that she had been there all night , forof coursa she would be questioned , and she shrank from answering them. So ( n the morning she contrived to make it appear that she had come in with the other girls , and then latar she went out and ate a warm breakfast , or rather tried to force it down , to care the fainting sensation that came over her. | Great was the surprise of all , the next morning , to Bud the 'doors open , and greater still was the surprise to find the safe open , and yet no jewels missing. Meanwhile , in his room , Gilbert Knight was writing this note : ' * 'Miss CLIJTOBD : I dare not ca1 ! you dear Jessie , as my heart dictates , because I know myself unworthy. I have cared for you let me confesa it as I have cared for many othersbut I never realized until last night that you wore onn woman of a thousand. Something in the tender womaoliners th u never uttered a reproach to the wretch that dared to contaminate her with his touch went to my heart. You sie am not altogether hardened. If 1 did not feel the vast gulf there is be tween us I would go to you now and beg your foagivenoss. As it is , I have the grace to stay away. Some time , when I have redeemed myself , may I come back ? And Jessie received the letter and cried over it , then laid it away and waited. Milton Kent tried in vain t win a place in her heart. She knew ho never could be guilty of the deed from which she had saved the man she loved , but she conld not transfer her affections to him. Her heart yearned over that other , and Blio waited. At the end of two years he came back , and found her patient and some- ff hat rad , but with the old love light kindling in her eyes at the s'ght of Mm. Mm."I "I have lived an honest , upright life before God and man since I left , " ho uid humbly. "Jeasie , will you be my wife ! Can you forgive and for- jet ? " For all answers she reached out her irma towards him , and rras he'd in a : losa embrace. RELIGIOUS. There are 16,000 Methodist Epicco- oal churches in the country. New Ytrk city has 53 Presbyterian : huroho4 and 28 chapeh with pastors. There are now 60 Protestant church es in Spain , whose congregations ag gregate 20,000 , and are lapidly grow ing. ing.Miss Miss Mary Tr-iyis , a lady 100 years of age , was recently baptized in England , a fact without a parallel iu the English church. The Northern'Methodiet church has 17 churches in New Orleans , with 3,500 members and church property valued at $131,000. About 100 conversions are reported in the Second Congregational church , Waterbuty , Connecticut , in connec tion with the gospel meetings recently held by Rev. Geo. F. Pentecost Worshippers in LeadvilleCol.oirry pots of flowers and cages of birds to church. This appears to be means of grace in a region where the soil pro duces no vegetables , where there are no song-birds , and where snorr-storms opcur in Jane. Oliver Wendell Holmes says the mission of Unitarhviisni is "the har monizing of religious barbarism , the rep'nblicanizing of ecclesiastical des potism , the Americanizing of Asiatic conception * of the infinite and ite re lations to ourselves. " The Cologne Gazette states that the towers of Cologne cathedral are now the highest in the world , the height they have attained being five feet higher than the the tower of St. Nicolas' dburcb , in Hamburgh , which has hitherto been the highest edifice. Ultimately they will be fifty-one feet ten inches higher. The ritualistic society , the Confra ternity of the Blessed Sacrament , at Its annual meeting , just hold , report * ed that 69 priests and 1000 lay cora- munlean's bad been added to the roll of members. The society now has 900 clerical and 12,000 lay members. 'Canon Carter , who presided , taid that there was an evident drift favorable to ritualism , and ha thought the last of tbe pc6tecutions had been reached for extreme ritual. Mr. Sharon Tomer h&i prepared the following statement of the progress of Christianity. At the close ol each century the number of believers-is given : First century , about 60,000 ; second , 2,000,000 ; third , 5,000,000 ; fourth , 10,000,000 ; fifth , 15,000,000 ; sixth , 20,000,000 ; seventh , 21,000- 000 ; eishth , 30,000,000 ; ninth , 40- 000,000 ; tenth , 50,000,000 ; eleventh , 70,000,000 ; twelfth , 80,000,000 ; thir teenth , 75,000,000 ; fourteenth , 80- 000,000 ; fifteenth , 100,000,000 ; six teenth , 125,000,000 ; eeventeenth , 155,000,000 ; eighteenth , 200,000000. ; During the present century it is esti mated that the Church has doubled Its communicants. An Honest Medidna * ree of Uharze Of all medicines advertised to cure any affection of the Throat , Chest or Lungs , we know of none we can rec ommend as highly as DR. KING'S NEW DISCOVERY for Consumption. Coughs , Colds , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fe ver * , Hoarseness , Tickling in the Throat , loti of voice , etc. This med icine does positively core , and that where everything else has failed. No medicine can shorr one-half to many poitfv * ad panuaeat cures u have eof9ot d by , thi tarty remedy. . F r Axtfas * and -pSrf tVp cifio , car. Ing the veiy worst cases in the short' ejt time possible. We say by al means give it a trial. Trial bottUi free. Regular size § 1.00. For sale by 8lly ( ) J. K. ISH , Omaha. AN OPEN SECRET AMONG THE LADIES The brilliant , fascinating tints of Complexion for which ladies strive arc chiefly arti ficial , and all Tf ho Trill take the trouble may secure them. These roseate , bewitching hues follow the use of Hagan'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 , Redness , Erup tions , all evidences of excite ment and every imperfection. Its effects are immediate and so natural that no human being can detect its application. ONLY EFFECTUAL KIDNEY REMEDY ViSih I 6 ast aB8 fe fcI AND PPKCIKIC FOIl Brlitbt'aDIsour , ElabUes , Nenuui Debility , Fain in the I'ack , Io ns or Side , Dropsy , Oravcl , Incontinence uJ Retention of Uiine.and Female Corajjlaiuta. Send fnronr treatise on the hiclnei , entitle "Echoes You Should Ileod , " a little pamphlet coutninin , ' a great deal ol Information ( ree. Excelsior Kiduey Pad o. , SOLE rilOPKIETORS. TSoM br D. W. SAXE .t CO. . Omaha CHICAGO SHOT TOWER CO. M n.ifacturerg of STANDARD SHOT r ? * - , * - - - , c l"H . j-i .j - - JT E ; 'I Sl " ll SC-T : I | jii . - ' v1 p' t 3r % ' 47i Mts > jSi5 : _ _ . " , ' -.J eE ; P-if'i - = ± ? r - BK SURE TO BUY IT. THK RESTIVfllARKET. E. W , BL\T < 311 Ki > & 0. Manufacturers of Lozd Pipe. heetsnd Bar Leail , Block Tin , PipannaSjIdfr , Ln ed Oil and Oil Cake. OBDEKS SOLICITED. H NORTH CLINTON ST. , CHICAGO. IRON TURBINE MANUFACTURED BY Mast , Fees & Co. , Springfield , 0. The Strongest and Moet Durable WSND In the World. Hundred i in use iu Iowa and Nebraska Sold > y Dealers in nearly erf ry county. This cnt represents oar Buckeye Force Pump which is particularly adapted to Wind Mill me , aa it works easily and throws a constant stream , and does not freeze up iu the cold- eat weather. Send for prlco list w. H. RAYNER , Western Ag't , Onuha , Neb. A new s.rA hitrerto unknown remedy for 11 dlj'a ea of U 3 Kidneys , Bladder , and Urinary Dnrani. It wi 1 positively cure DUteUg , Gravd , Drop sy , Prieht's IXstx-B. , inability to retain or ezpell the Urine , Cttarrh of < h Bladder , high colored and f canty urine. Painful Unnatlntr , LUIS BACK , Ucncral Weakness , and all Female Com plaints. It avoiH in'crnal medicices , fc certain > nit effects and CUTS when nothing fcse can. For tale cy all DiuggisU or sent by mall free upon receipt of the ] > nce , $ J.CO. DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. , PROP'RS , Toledo , O. jQTSend your address for our littla took , " .Uow a Life "as Saved. " JA ES K. ISH , Agent tor Sebr t > . A. H. Giurso , Maanfaeturer of Mj-nnj Ma chines , Troraansbnrz. N. Y.t sajs : Mv thumb w/s cwjr'.it la A machine an. ' wubsd'y ' injured. 1 pp'ied Etfeotrio Oil with a nv.rtt iistint re lief. I hate a large ncmber cf men emp'oyed and nearly every one of them uses it. M. SuEsms , of Oscoda , Mi h. , wjit * : I have need your Etfectric Oil on her < es for different di ? ease , and found it to do juit as y.ri rcc ra- mended. It has done justice for me orerf titn , and is tbo bcsi On 'or nun and bent , I ever used. Sa ; what th * medieil family say : Dr. J. Bxiizotv , Hull , P. Q. , ays : I hav-i naver soU a medicine Mh hag given mo-J thorough latufiiotlon. I have used it in ray ovn cue , en broken Ie ? and dislocated ankle , vith the beat . SOLD IK OMAHA FV ALL DAtJCQISTS. J9GatoYoor DnrrMt for libs Frcvnan'i KWKatlenalDyw. for br'ehtmwi nd dura- bOltiy ft color taay ar * un Kju Ilod. Qoer3tp ) GO EAST -VIA THE Chicago & Northwestern 2,380 MILES OF ROAD I It Id the SHORT , SURE and SAIB Rout * Between COUNCIL BLUFFS Asa 7 CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE and all poluta EAST and NORTH. IT OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIC OREATCR FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY OTHER ROAD IN THE WEST. It Is the ONLT ROAD between COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO Upon whlck Is run PULLMAN HOTEL OAES ! In addition to these and to please all classes of tnuolers. It gives FIRST-CLASS MEALS at its EATING STATIONS at 50 cents each. ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS I ITS COAUHES ARE THE FINESTI ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST GLASS If you wish the Beat Trvelnz ! Aocoromodn- tioiwjcu vti'l ' buy vour ticket by thU Kou'e esTAsaILL TAKE NO > EOTHER. All Ticket Agents can s II vou Through Tickets via this road and Check UJU > 1 Ba- ree cl Charge. OMAHA TICKET1 OFFICES 124 Famham 8t , Cor. Hth , and at Union P-ciflc Depot. NVEK OFFICE In Co'or.do Central ard Union Picilclkket Office. SAN HtANUSCO UF'ICE-2 N v Montgom ery Streat. For information , foMera , map * , Uc , not ob- tat isblo at Home Ticket Cmce , add : j any a ent uf the Company , or MARVIN HUCHITT , K. STEMNITT , Oun'l Jlana ; i r , Genl T& . Aicnt , CHICAGO. ILL. JAMES T. CLARK , ( len'l Aa't Omaha & Counc'I BIITs. . SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC AND St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROAJS. The Old Reliable Sioux City .Route/ 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE ! From COUNCIL BLUFFS to ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS DULTJTH , or BISMARCK , And all pomtiin Ko-them Iowa. Minnesota and DtKota. Th ! Una is equipped with the Im proved Wtstmchonw Automatic Air Brakes and Miller Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for SPEED , SAFETY AND COMEflHT ta ursurpisacd . Elegant Drawing Koom tnd Sleej in ? Cirt.ovrr.e 1 and cent rolltd by the corn- puny , run Through With , ut Change between Uiiuii i'aclrtc Tranefcr Pcpot , Council Bluffs , and St. Paul. Trains leave the Union Pacific Transfer Depot at Council Uluffs , at 6:16 p n. , reicbin ; Sioux Citj at 10:20 : p. m. , and bt. Paul at 11:15 a. m , niak'nc HOURS IK ADVANCE or ANY OTHER ROUTE. Returning , leave St. Paul at 3.30 p m , ar- r i i ? it Sioux City at 4:15 : im . and Union Paciflc Trantfcr Depot , Cuundl Rlufb , at 9 0 n. in Be sure that jour tickets read via "S. C. & P. K. II. " F. C. HILLS , Superintendent , Missouri Valley , Iowa. P. E. F.OUINSON , Ass't Gen 1 Pass. Agent. J. H. O'BRVAN , Southwestern Freight and Pasteneer Axent , my3 > tt Council Bluffs 1SSO. K.G.ST.JOE&C.B.R.R. , la the only Direct Line to ST. LtflJIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. No < hinge of earn between Omaha and Hi. Louis and but one botne-n Omaha and New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS nKACBIKO ALL Eastern & Western Cities With lesa charges and in advance of other lines. This entire line Is equipped with Pullman's Palace b eepinj Cars , Palace Day Couch- en , Miller u safety Platform and Coupler aud tbe celebrated V. c.itinihowe ; Air Brake. A3-SES THAT YOUK TICKET RBADS- Oty.St Joseph Tickets for Bale at all coupon stations In the J/Fl'DVUNARD , A. C. DAWE8 , Gen'ISuit. . Oen'IPaBS ilirketAe't &t Joseph. Mo SL Joseph , Mo , W C. tjHCURIST , Ticket Aren. ( , 21i Fifteenth Street , betnoen Fnrnham and Docfrla ? , Uniou Block , Omaha. JOS. 1EIION , A. U. n\RNARD , P-W Agent , Omiha. Gen'rl Agent , Omaha. THROUGH TO CHICAGO Without Change of Cars I CHICAGO BURLINGTON & QUINCY With fcmooth and forfict Tr.rk , Elegant Fas- sender Leaches , aid PULLMAH SLEEPJMC & DINING CARS It is akoow' edged by the Frees , and all who travtl u.vr it , to be the Best Appointed and Best Manned I cl In the Country. PASSBNaBBS GOINQ BAST Should boar m mind that this U the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO , A.id Points East , North and Northwest. Passengers by this Route hvre choice of FOUfi DIFFEEENT KOTJTES , And the Advantage of Six Dailj Lines of Palace bl'epiii ; Cars from Chicago to New York City Without Change. fl ] Express Trains on this line are equipped with the WcBlinjhou e Patent Air Brakes and Miller's Patent Safety Platform and Couplers , tbe most Perfect 1'ro- t&ctiun Against Acci dents in tbe world. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND D NINO CARS Are run on the Burlington Itonte. Information conucmm ; Routes , Rates , llm Connect'on * , etc. , will be cheerfully given by applying at the othce of the 1 nriii gton Route , & 13 rourtcentn Street , Omaha , Nebraska. C. E. rERKtAS. D. W. HITCHCOCK. Qei'l Manager. Gen. West'n Pass. Ag't. J. O. P11ILLIPPI , St. Joe. , Mo. General Agent , Omaha. II. P. DUEL , fep5-dl llcket Agent , Omaha. mcc a week iu jour onn town. Terms nd6 U > DD cii'Ht free. Address U. Hallett & Co , Po-tJand' . M _ _ PERMANENTLYx.CUBE J , . * > . -br- * r - * , . . . . _ mmm w - -T- ( i Constipation amTEjfoc * - > -Oj * * - * * - DK. K. n..CLARK , Beott g , Vt , Myi "Ine-wi of JODXEY THOCBIX8 RhMJ acted Ube"m chant. Ith 4 re < ltm ajT ry j t a oaoes ofPELES , sad feM Bre HU to I oeteJBeIently.JC _ J KELSON rAIKCHTU ) , of SUAttM care , " It U of prlaekM Taloe. After i " 7eanofcTCBtufferta froaPlU * * ' UTdKMlt comsletelr cored . " 0.9. UCOABOX , ofBerkiUra , Myt , < MM I vact rot * < 5o vosden f r me h CMS-I pletely cnrioc lercre Urtr * * d m * T I ' OompUlat. " / IT HAS IWONDERFUL , POWER. - BECAUSE XT ACTS ON THK | zIVritTHE DOWELS XXD KID. | NCl's AT THE 8AMT. TEHK. Decauas tt cleaiwe . tha y Um of < > ( trio poisonous humors that develops g4 In Kidney and Urinary dlaeaae * , III- Tloaancca , Jaundice * Constipation , v " " v. ? lo9 ! , orln Rhoumatlwni , f\ \ and Female disorders. r-rt * it ITU nautili f t J APPETiZ Eoue For COUGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA , CONSDM - TION , and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS. The most acceptable mtlou In the known w-r'd prep - Rysdiinir toTOLU ROCK and RYE a lit -t Lemon Juice , you hare an excellent Appetizer an I Tonic. f r yemril and family u e. 1 t immerse and i e a > lnir satis * , sd tt.etiu.nrrju * tA im > mar rcc.ued dai > y ar > the bnt < t idet 1 of its urtiiSB and poj ularily. Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money thr..t any article in the market. _ _ _ BON"TBEDECElVhI > bycnprIncitlod dealers who try to palm off upon t I common Hock and Kjc m ] > ace cf oorTOLU ROCK an I KYE. which U > . j only MEUICA1ED article made , ths GENUINE navimca GOVERNMENT STAMP on each bottle Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Eevenu : TREASURY Dll'Ar.T F\T , OFIICEOF INTERNAL KKVENUE r KIIU GIUV , U. C. , J nuar > 10,1330. ( Vtearv. LAT7RINCE k MAKTIN , 1111 Mulisop St. , Chicago. ! l t. . Tim ioni | cund. in the opini in f thH o"5ce. vnuM ha e a sutQdent quantity ' the BA1 bAM OF TO1.U to sivc it alt tha alvan a vsawri ol to tlm article in pectoral compUii. . while Ihr whisky ard the ? jrui > constitute an mi hoi re1 din it it u azreable ruro > lT t < > t t patient. CVirpo.m'iciI ( _ c. r in to th. fxrcuit't , it m.v | rcrl > becl A < rdasaMhI > ICIH > i < PREPARATION uilrr the prj t iwm of U S K ii'ctlxiFtt . ayd when toetan > | x0.iray eoWlj Prurtists , Ap-jibcc"rn and Other P rs ujMittm r n tiln them Imble t > pay rr-l I U.T as li'i'i- < lol-i8 Youn lie potfillr , ( -isnwl ) GREEN. I > . RAUAI. Commissioner. LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills. Sold by DRUGGISTS , QEOOEBS anl DEALEBS everywhere WHO IS UNACQUAINTcD WITH TJIS . OCRAPHY O * THIS COUNTRY , WtLZ. ' 'SEE BY EXAMINING THIfr MAP , THAT THE CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R , IS TIIE GREAT CONNECTING LINK Its main line runs from CnJcw . * > Council Blntrj. pasMDK throusU Jollet. Ottc a. LaSalle. Oene ao , Mollno. Knelt W nd. Davenp.jrt. We t Llhcrtr. Iowa City. JJ"rente , Ilrooklyn. Orinncll , Ues Molnes ( the capital of Iowa ) . Smart. Atlan tic , and Avoca ; with Branches from Bur * u JuntUon to F < * orla : Wilton Junction to.Vn'ca- tir.0. WaahtnKton. Falrfleld. Kldon. Uelknnp. Lentrevtllc. Princeton. Trenton. Uallatlo. 'Jame- mn. Leavenworth. Atchlson , and Kansas City : Washlnirton to Slcoorner. Oskaloosa. and Knoz- vlllo : KeoknK to 1-analncton. Bonaparte , Itcn- tonsDort. Independent. Eldon. Ottumwa. Eddj- Tlllp.OskaiooHa , I'flla.llnnroe. and Dos Molnes ; Npwton to Monroe ; DCH Molnes to Indianoia and Wlnterset : AtlantkJtoLewis and Audubon ; and A < -oca , to Ilarl&n. This Is poiltivelr the only Railroad , which owns , and operates a thronch line from Cbicaeo Into the State of Kansas. Through Express Pa-senser Tralna. with Pull man Valaco Lars attached , are run each way itattr between CHICAGO and PZORIA. KANSAS Crrr. CotiNcii. Br-nrrs. IICA.TEVWORTH and ATCHI- jOX. Thrnuxh cars are also run between Mtl'-aa- iee find Kansas City , via the "Milwaukee and Bock Island bho' * Line. " The " lireat V.ock Island" Is magnlflcently equipped. Its road bed Is stiaplr perfect , and Its track is lain with itcel rails. What will please you most will bt > the pleasure ot enjoying your niealn. while pressing over the beautiful prairies of Illinois and lowu. In one of our mamulcent DlnlnK Cars that accompany all Tbroncu Express Trains. Sou get an entire meal , as KOOQ as Is served tc uny first-class hotel , forsBventy-flve cents. /ppreclatlnz tbe fact that a majority of tha oeople prefer separate apartments for different purposes ( and the Immense pasi > enier business or this line warranting It ) , we arc pleased to an nounce that this Company runs 1'ullman Palace ttletoina Can for sleeping Dunwues. and I'aUct BET\ATEN THE EAST & THE Dintna Can for eatlnn purjiosesonly. rnert tt ereat featcro of cur Palace Can Is a Sit JK1 bA I.OON Kiirre yon can cujoy your "H- " > at all hours of the day. Magnificent Iixn Bridges span the il j'tjC . > and Missouri rUcrsat all points orossen ; r * - line , and tmnof era are avoided at Cound ftt . * . Kansas City. l.eavenworth. aBd AtcrJ5-T ! > nectlnns beinemade tn Union Depots. THK PK1.NCIPAL. R. K. CONNKUnUAC THIS OHKAT TUKOUOU 1.IMI AKK * * OIJ > O\VS. At CHICAGO , with all diverging lines Kr j - Eiut and South. At BSOLEWOOD , wlththeL.9.iM.i ; t - tt. W. &C.K.Kds. AtWAsni > GTov HEIGHTS , with 1 * . i , * T L. K. 11. At LA 8ALLE. with IIU Cent. R. R. At from A. with P. H. * J - : P. I > . * E l ts f- W. : 11L Mid. : and T. P. i W. Kda. At llottc ISLAND , -with "Milwaukee X Hf , Island Sjort Line. " and Rock If I'd A leiJi - At DAVENPORT , with th l > mv npcrt l * tx * a M. 4 SUP IUK. At UlSTl , IllIHTr.with thoIL.C. II. A V * A. AtlJUI.vviLI. ttthC ntnlIowaK.K. A t DES MOIM-d. with D M. * F. D K. .v AtCotTMTlL BLUrrs.wtth Union PacUlc AtGMAIlA. wlthBAMOR.K1C. . In . . At OTTUMWA. wltn Central lowail * St. I * . A P c. and C. U. A Q R. Rds. At KEOKUK. with ToL. Poo. * War. ; V4o , v Louis & Pac. . and hL L. . Keo A NW. . K BCt At CAMERON. withll.bt-J K.R. At ATTHISO.V. with Atch. , ToyotA & bactf tr Atch. A Aeb. and fen. Br. U. I * . R-Jlds. At LSAVXvwuBTn. with Kan. Fao. 'Jta ii- Cent. K. ltds. At KANSAS Crrr. with all UBM for tnf * ' and Southwest. PUJ.T.'WAJf I-AJ > ACE CARS nirun through to FEOTtlA , TfEK 3 COn.VriL. JII.UFFM. KA.NSAM CITY. ATC1IIHUN. nnd JL.EAVEN WOKTI1. Ticket * Tin thl Line , known n * the "Great Bock Iiluuil JXonte. " ur sole nil Ticket Aicenti In the United State * und Canada. For Infbnnatlon not obtainable at your home ticket office , addrei * . A. . lilMBALL. E. ST. JOHIf. Oen'l eupertntanaent. Ueo'l Tkt. and Pus FURNITURE , B INS , And everyiliing pertaining to the Furniture an i Opholstery Trade , A COMPLETE ASSQP.TMEMT OF NEW GGOD8 AT THE LO'WIEST p 14 mon th Bat 1208 am ! 1 10 Faniliam Street , Improved Buckeye * Combined Riding Corn Cultivator : F o : H , ± sso. sf s& . " * J&r - 3SBSaSt - JS * = ? SZ MANUFACTURED BY P. PJM8T& GO. , SPRINGFIELD , Q They also make Buckeye Improved Iron t'eain Walking Cultivator , with or without S ] r-nsi.E. The New Force Feed lluckoc Drill , one 01lro Horse Stjl . Enquire for them at the beat dealers. R H. PTJGH , Gen. Agent. Umaho. Ne ? } Always Fresh ! Always Eeady ! On * of th diant jt th t TABSAVI'S SIUZEJI Amairxr brirc a drv wlilte iiuu der h * ' 'vr tunna'urul s.in < nl watrr * , 11 the fact Hi1' l ! Brrar becomes Tarld crjta'e , It id. thirclt'c , the mo l idmlrallA irfrira Ton net only t r tW 'Ufrou Itnd r < J tax , tat for all w reej atriU , fre 'i.srs * > l"e ? al'e-stivc EJ ccrtec- T , thd it I ? alay reaUr. SOLD B ALL DRUGQISTS. per diy * hots * . Siaplet worth 45 free. AddreM Stisjon & Co. . NERVOUS DEBlltT ' I Vt ! * Wt kp TllI - tia.lnfron rwr ! : ' ' ciu r-n kiowv. PrkeS' | r li' Y . aLd lay Trtl c TOwd rf r . - .t s free on mint ot jr te. J-UJIPt . * IIUVBO. HKb CO . 'C9 Fuitoi S * . . K w V I > R. A. S. PINDERV , CONSULTING PHYSiOlA'/ , Ilia PZUMAXKA'TLT LOOA.TEP iil > - ICAL OFtlCP , 193 Teath Street , - OirAlUTE3RAS- Cfferlru : hs ! serrlcta in ill dtjartaeri ' raidirfne acd Burcery , both la gpenl t spixiJpnciicain&J&cdchr rjsiit ii .a le centuited ni / itd < ? < cil lLJvJ < part olttacityiadecuntyo | tf it.Vctl9 * ti