Nebraska Newspapers

    45 Years before thePublie.
THE GENUINE
DK. C. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy "for
all the ills that flesh isheir.to . , " but In
affections of the Liver , and in all Bilioua
Complaints , Dyspepsia nd Sick Head
\ ache , or diseases of that character , they
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND'.FCVER.
No better cathartic.cau be usedj > reparatory -
paratory to , or after taking quinine. As
a simple purgative they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has a red- wax seal on the lid ,
with the impressien.McLANE'S LIVER
PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa
tures of C. MtflMNE and FLEMING BROS.
3& Insist jijKin having the genuine
DR. C. '
MrfLANL'S LIVER PILLS , pre
pared bj v
FLEMIJNMJRps. , Piltbljnrgli , Pa. ,
the market being full of imitations of
p , spelled differently ,
C03IPLAIXTS.
A Speedy Mid Effectual Cure.
PEEEY DAVIS' PAIN-KILLER
H Mood the t t of ORTT TEIRS' trial.
(
t. " ' ' Uirtctiwil tntA each bottle.
HOLD BY ALL DKUOOISTS.
WAUTCn Local Aseutscurj where to ll
I nil I EL U Ion , It.ff-r . , Baking Powder
FIa\orin ? Extrac. fc , etc. , tij samp'e , to fxmili : * ,
ProOt-tood Outfit free. P.ople'sTeaCo. , Box
60ZO , St. loins. Mo.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
HIIUM A. brurouB. W. W. Einrnn.
STURCES & BARTLETT ,
\ TTORN'EY ATIAW INo l.tVei htonBlock ,
Omaha , J e .
CHARLES POWELL ,
TUSTICEOFTlIEl-EACE-CorLer lith and
U Farnlj m S.s. , Omaha .Nib
WM. SIMERAL ,
* TTOnNF AT LAWOmpheil's Block ,
_ JL 131hhtrctthttwitn Farnbam xnd Uuuglag.
OMAHA , NKC.
D. L. THOMAS ,
A TTORNKT AT LAW Leans money , bnyi
jtV. and sells real estate , p.oom 8 , Crelgbton
A. C. TROUP ,
TTORNEY AT LAW Office in Hanscom'l
Block , with George E. Prltchett , 160fl
I iham St. OMAHA. NEB.
OEXFER L THOMAS ,
A TTOKNKY AT LAW-Crulcksnank I Bolld
- TInx. .
A. M. CHADWIGK ,
TTORNEY AT LAW Office IBM Famham
A ; Sir et.
. A. SWARTZLANDE
A TTORNEY AT LAW-Cor. 18th and Farnham
J jL etrett. _ mayMU
WILLIAM A. FONDA ,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
XV Room No. 0 , Frenier block , opposite Post
Office. _ OMAHA , NEB.
WM. L. PEABODY ,
LAWYKR-Offlce In Crotghton Block , neit to
FoetOfflce , OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
Procured.
HOTABT POBUO. OOJU.XCTION8 HADJI
E. D. MCLAUGHLIN.
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND JD8TIOE OF
JTHE PEACE Southeast corner Fifteenth
Douglas St.
ja-Collectlnn * Prompt ! ) Attended to.64
O'BRIEN & BARTLEH ,
Attorhoys-at-Law ; ,
OFFICE-Unlon hlotk.Fi-'tecnth taf Farnhaml
A. L. R052SUN.
A TTORNEY VT LAW.- Room Crelghton
Block. 01UHA Nob. tunl-tf
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KARBACH BLOCK. COR. DOUGI6TH ST8.
OMAHA. NEB.
W. J.
. . Connell ,
Attoruey-at-La w.
Office : Front rooms , nn stairs. In Hanacom'i ?
new brick building , K. W corner Fifteenth and
Ftrnhum Strcetn. '
JODH I. RROICK. Unis R. RKDIOK.
REOICK & KEDICK ,
Attorne s-at-Law.
Bpeclol attention will be given to all gnltg
niralnst corporallonaof every description ; will
practice In al "the Courta of the State and the it
United States. Office. Farnham St , opposite
Court House.
ADAMS & SIMERAL 1
, O
A TTORNEYS AT LAW Room 8 Orel hta OC
_ X Block , 16th end Doujlu streets , nojdh OG
C. F.'MANDERSON ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-S42 rarnluim Street N
Omahs Nebraska.
O
C
PARKE CODWIN , B
AT LAW-llth nd DongUi R
ATTORNEY
Streets , with G. W. Home p
W. T. RlCHAROB. O. J. IIPJJT MN
RICHARDS & HUNT , ME
.St ;
Attorneys-at-Law. .StSi SiC
Omc 215 South Fourteenth Street.
'
Only Direct Line to France ,
LiSi
CENERALTRANSATLANTIC GOMPAN Si
New-York and Har\eFier42N.R SiSt
BETWEEN Morton St. , pier of company. St
Travelers by this line aiold both transit by En StSt
Uh railway and tlie disoomfurt of crossing tht St
hanne lin a small twit
ANADA , i'BA > miL'L , WeJnesday January 31 StBl
Inoon.
AMEHIQUE , K Jpccw ) , Wednesday February Bl
II a. m/ CkA
FRANCE , THDDkLU , Wednesday , February A
,11 a. m. N
PRICE OF PASSAGE ( including wine ) : St
TO UAVKK First Cabin , $100 and$80 : Second
Cabm$55 ; SteeraKC , 528lndudlnswinebedding ; StNt
and utlnplls. Nt
LOUIS DE LEliIAK.Aj.rnl , 6 Broadway.K. Y. NtA
FRANK E. MOORKS , No. 14. West Side 14th A )
Street , Bet. Farnliam and Douglw , Next Deere
o U. > S. Expnvfl Office (51 ( fu of Palaxi ClCo
n. ) OMIIA. . N'KIt mlm CoK
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BITTERS ! Pu
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SOLE MANUPAOTUBBRB
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A. D. Gxroo , Manufacturer of Moirine Ma. dWi
chines , Trumansburc. X V , M > S : M > thumb
w s cancdt in a michineand wasbsdly injured.
J applied" Eclectric Oil -with a mo t insUnt re
lief. I have a large number of men employed
and nearly eve'ry one of them uses it Lo.
M. SnzuiAS , of Oscoda , Ml-h. , writes : I have
used your Eclectric Oil on boraes for diffennt Cal
disease' , and found it to do just as you rccxn-
nendf d. luhas done justice fur ma evtrr tin , Fra
and U the best Oil < or iQin and bsut. I vvtr FrHt
used. Ht
Sea what the medical faculty say : Dr. J. HtWi
BiAcronr , Hull. P Q. . s ys : I hare n rer sold
a medicine which has given taore thoreajrh
catisfaetioi. I have used it la ay own cos * , aa.
tapi \ e acd'dislocated ankle , vith the bet An
rSDili * .
SOLD IK OMAHA BV AIL DRTJGSISrS. .
jaDQ to Tour Dwrftt for "iths FrujaaaV ' d
VcSTatlonal Dye * . For brightness and dura
bility of color ta y r usaanaUud. Color 2 V } PlM
i prio * 16 c nu. Ho
THE DAILY BEE.
OMAHA PUBLISHING CO . PROPRIETORS-
yie Farnliatn , bet. OOi and iOtk Strcttt.
TERMS Of SOB CBIPTIQN ,
1 Cony 1 Tf&rinidvance , ( postpaid ) . S-i.CO
emintig " . " V..4.00
3 mootb " / / A-
THE MAILS.
0 , & X. W , B. R-6:30 m ,
C. B. & Q 5 : ' 0 . m. , 1:10 p.
C. B 1 * P. R. R. . aO , m. , 8p. . m. \
C6t Jo * 0:30 . m.
E Clty&P.630 . m.
U. P. R-E. , ll : a.m
O. & K. V. to Lincoln. 10 - m.
B. fc M. RR , 8:40 : m.
0. & N. W , 7:301 m.
orrMJ-s ,
C. k V. W. R. R. 11 . m.f 11 p. m.
C. B as Q. , 11 a. m , 9.30 p. in.
C.R I. kV. , 11 . m , lip. m
C. B. & Bt , Joe.,11 .rn. , 11 p. m.
U. P. R. R. , < p m.
O. & K. V. from Lincoln , 12:10 : p. m.
6 City & P. , 11 a. m.
B. & M. in N eb. . 4 p. m.
I O' id m.ils ( or Statte Iowa leave but onctfc
day , \1 : 4:30 : m '
Office open f rum 12 to 1 p. m Sundays
THOMAS F. HALL/PostniMter.
Arrival And Departure of
UNION PACIFIC.
HAVE. AUIVI.
Dally Ex press. . . . I2:15.p. : m. 335p.m.
d' > Mixed C.inp m. 438 p. m
do Freight . .6:30 : a.m. 1:40 p. IT.
do do . . . .8.15a.m. li:20a. : m.
TIME CARD OF THE BURLINGTON.
tm\ OMAHA. _ A tav _ aiJiA.
ilail * < Sbo : a. m. Mall 10:00 p. m.
Sundays Exeopted. Sundajs SxctpUd.
CHJCACO.'RO' K ISLAND & PACIFIC.
Mill 0.00a.m. I Mall 10.00p.m.
Ex , IMS SMOp.ra. ) Express 10:00 : a. m.
CHIJAOO NORfHWESTEKN.
Mall 6 : Os. ra I Mail 7:20 p. m.
Express. . . : 0p.m. | Expre s..10:00a : , m
Sunda } s exrepted.
KANSAS CITV.BT. JOE It COUNCIL BLUFFd.
LEAVB ARRIVE.
Mall b:00a. : m. I Express 7:40am. :
Fxpreus 6:10 : p. m. | Mfl 7:25 : r. m.
The on v line runninz Pullman SleeplngCsrs
out of Omaha to Union Depot.
OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND blOUX
C1TV & PAC1F.CKA1LROADS.
Exprefs 8.00a.m. | FxprwJ 4:30p : m.
Dally Except Bund1-
B. t M. R. R. IQ NEBRASKA
Omaha ( lj ) . . " . . 9.00 Kearney J'nclv)3 ( : 0am
I lattHn'thar 10:25 : a m BloomingtcnlvS:10 ( : am
Eearnj J'ncar)7:55 ( ) p m Ked Cloud flv ) 85 : a m
R-d Cloud ( arr7:5tp m Plattstn'th ( ar ) 4:20 : p m
BIoom'gtonar)9:25 ( ) : p m Om ha ( arr ) . . .4:55 : p m
REPUBLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY.
Hastings ( U ) 8:05 : a m | tiloom'tonarl:30pm | ) :
BlMmlngton 1:36pm I Hastings ( arfl.55p ) m
Orleans ( Iv ) 7:30 a m | Indlantlar ) 1 0 p m
Orltans ( ar ) 7.-00 p ra I Irdlano : ( lv ) 2:39 : pm
EIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL R R.
M il 6:10am : | Express 10:00 : am
Eiprets P.40pm Vail 7.J9 p ra
WABA8H , bT. LOUIS & PACIFIC.
Mail. . . . 9a m. ( Mail :25 p m.
BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R E-
Leive Omaha , dally. S a. m , 6 a. m , 10 a > . ,
II a. m , lp. m. , 2 p. m.,3p. m , 6 p. m , . dp.
m'
'
Vave Council Blofls-85 ; : a. m , 9:24 : a. m. ,
10:26 : a. m. , 11:25 a. m , 15 p m , 2:25 : p. m. ,
8:25 : } > . m , 5:25 : p. m. , 6:26 : p. m. .
Four trips on Sanday , Uavinp Omaha at 9 and 11
a. m. , 2 and 5 p. ra ; Council Bluffs at 9.25 ,
11:25 : a. m. , and 2:26 : and 6:25 : p m.
rAfcSEXOER TRAINS
L ve Cmsh : 8 a. m.,7 a. m. , 8:80 : a. ra. , 1
. , 4.to p. m. , 7:25 p. m. ,
Lm. Council Bluffs : 6:16 : a. m , , 9:40 : a. m. ,
11 40 a , m.5:25 : p. m. , 7 00 p. m , 7:60 : p. m.
Dally except Sunday.
OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY R. B.
ttAVE , ARMTB.
Mail 10.45 a. m. . 4.35 p. m.
Paily eicept Sundays.
COMMERCIAL.
Omaha Wholesale Markets ,
OMAHA , July 9 , 1880. G
BUTTEK AND KUUH. 5
ihoicetable 1014o
? ackerslota 7@10 jj
Presheggs , per do * . . . . . 124
° n6y * ' ' ' "
POULTRY . c
jnickenB. per doz 225 I
Jacks. . . . 8@9 P
®
GROCERIES.
6UQARH.
JutLoaf W. G
owdered. .
Srannlated " 8 R
Standard "A" 10 |
' ' ' " ' " ' ' " * " "
jxtr : 'C".I" ! ! ! ! ! 8 f
8YRUP8. i.
iztra choi ce and very bright. . . 50 *
Bright Table Drips 45 "
STew Orleans Mollaiues 50 i ?
)
Market advancing.
Q
Uo , prime to choice 174 I
iio good to prime 16g * [
Ho fair to good 151
! ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
. G. Javft. . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . 27J'
RICE.
Jhoioe 84 B
roodtoprime 7Ja7 |
Jew Prunes SJ N
WdPrnneg N
Jurrants.cnoic * new 7q N
JlackBerries 12. . , N
ULSpberries S3 ] , N
'itted ; cherries 20
lichigan grtd Apples 8 A
I. T ? Sliced 9 f
Evaporated " fiiv
tate Peaches 8 QI
alt Lake Peaches 15 jc
'alif ) ornia Peaches 15vv
CANNED GOODS.
'S"Ojst r8 , 2 Ib cane , # case. . 8 70
do do 1 Ib canper case. . 240
aphtWeight Oysters 2 Ib J ? caw 2 90
almon , 1 It ) , I ? dozen 175 cc
do 21bi doren 265 BD
tandard Tomatoes,2 Ib , $ ca e 2 80 tt
" " 3 Ibf \ cfts" 8 00
tandard Peaches , 3 Ib , I ? case. 4 40
" " 2 Ib , I ? case. 340 .
inspberries , 2 Ib , V case , 300 In
llackberries , 2 Ib , f ca e 280 dl
kirn , 2 Ib.tJ ? case 3 80 At
.pples ] , Gal , tf doz 375 hj
farrow ! Fat Pea ,2 Ib , V case. . 4 00
tring Beans. 2 Ib , per case. . . . 240
CU
SUNDRIES.
"utmegs. 10 * |
epper. 17 "
.llspice 17 ch
loves' 45 v
O
sia > or
Ope 9J an
andles. 16oz ; 13
reenwich Lyepercase | 3 85
eansp r bushel 1 80
beese full cream Hi
GLASS.
riudow Glass , 60 per cent , dis
count o0 list.
HARDWARE. * 2j
Kl
IRON.
jmmon bar S . 3 .
ores-shoe bar 4 jtl
orway nail rod. 9 U i
8TEIU , . tl (
tstplow 9 p.
m. cast , tool 18 * J
.s'p's.Eng : . do 25 "
HAILS.
ms.npwards , 550 A
rd'd's shoe's 50 .f
" mule" 650 p ,
nahanails tens , upwards. . . - 3 50v ,
w'str'fhn . - 23080 i.J
itnrun nails rl . ' . . . . 230
DRY GOODS. j
BROWN COTTONS.
tlantio "H" : 7J
do "P" ' 7
spperell "O" 7 {
Jo "R" 7 |
do "E" 8 }
idianHead S
iwrrneeXXX 10
ebrtska. Standard "AA"
UENUtli.
moskeae 16
saver Creek , "AA" 144
do "BB" ISj
aymaken 9
aliaer S
" " " " " " " * "
"BE" . . . ! . . . -14 h th ,
"CC" 13 sir
rarren "AXA" 15 its
do "BB" 14 anj
do "CC" 13 *
BLEACHED COTTONB. c ;
insdala 91 ge ,
do Cambric 12 * anc
kbot f\ Jl
reitof the Loom 10.- . , ki
w.York.Mffli MJ ; j i 1
Us
aho
K *
ncnxGB. iu i
caoftkeM - 18
LUiCxHp : v -
" " U
i"AAA"ltirn" "I 1
" Btrw - ! * i 801
Albany
Albion
Harmony 5 |
American
Allen's 6 1-2
Allen's Pinks 8
Anconn fancy 7 1-i
Manchester 8
Merrimac 7 1-2
Merrimnc 6 1-2
Itichmonds 6 1-2.
Richmond , E 71-2
Sprague's. 6 1-2
Simpson's mourning 7 1--.J
Simpson's black 7 1-2
STRIFES.
American
Amoskeag. 12
Awningr Btripes 12Hi
'Lewikton ' , A 17 1-2
Hamilton 111-2
: Omega Ilal2
PittBfield 11
LUMBER.
Framing , 18 ft anduuder. . . . 820 00
Each add. ft. over 18 , per M . . 50
Fencing , No. 1,12 to 20 ft. . . . 22 00
" No. 2 , 12 to L'O ft 2000
Sheeting , dressed , No. 1 20 00
No. 2 19 00
Common boards , dressed 2200
STOCK BOARDS.
A stock 40 00
B " 35 00
C " SO 00
Common stock 25 00
FLOOBINO.
No. 1 flooring 4000
No.2 " 35 00
No.3 " 25 00
Yellow pine flooring , No. 1. . . , 45 00
BIDING.
No. 1 siding. 25 00
No. 2 " . 22 50
No. 3 " . 20 CO
PICKETS.
No. 1 pickets , per M. 32 50
No. 2 " " . 25 00
FINISHING.
No. 1 finish , ! } , ] { , and 2in. . . 5500
No.l " lin 50 00
No. 2 " 14,14 , ami 2 in. . 45 00
No. 2 " lin. . . 40 00
No.3 " in S5 00
BH1P LAP.
Plain ship lap 2300
OG " No.l 3000
" ; " No. 2 25 00
" " No.3
CEILING.
S beaded , 6 in. , No. 1 25 00
" " No. 2 23 00
J " 4 and Gin. , No. 1. . . 40 00
No. 2. . . 35 00
Corrugated ceiling , No. 1 50 00
8HIM1LLS.
A etar ( best ) sli ngles 3 75
NoS ' 3 00
No.3 " 2 50
Lath 4 00
Lime , bbl 135
" bulk , per bu 40
Cement , bin 250 [
Iowa plaster , bbl 250
Michigan plaster , bbl 2 7. "
Hair , per bu 25 ,
Tarred felt , 100 Ibs 3 00
Straw board , " 4 00 [
O G battens , per 100 ft. lin. . . 1 25
Well curbing 30 00
Rough 4 , and 2 in. , in balls ,
- per 100 ft. lin 50
POSTS
Cedar halves , 7 in 18
" " 6in 16
" QuarterSin 16
Oak , 4x4 30
" 4x6 40
0 G casing , 54. and 6 in. , per
100 ft lin : . 3 00
Oak plank and timber , per M. 4000
Clear poplar 50 00
Black Walnut 100 00
HIDES.
Green hides , per _ Ib
Qreen cured hides 7
Dry hide * 15al7
Dry salted hides. 10al2
SheepPelts 25al 60 g
Fallow 4i
LIQUORS , WINES , ETC. hi
High wines , per gal 1 08
Alcohol , 180 per cent , per gal. 2 10
Frem h spirits , proof 1 18 iwi
Marshall' * bourbon whisky. . . . 1 23 wi
Miller's bourbon whisky 1 25 th
Brandy , very fine , per gal. . . . 2 00a8 00 th
" common to fine 150 thH [
3in , 100 per cent 150
" Holland , 90 per cent. . , . . 1 25
Elums , mixd Jamaica , per gal. 1 50a3 00 pi
' " New England 2 00
Kennedy Bitters per gal 1 50 is i
" " per case 7 50 id.
" " per 100 cases 7 00
Champagnes , pints in baskets. 2fi 00 id.hi
domestic ) chatnpaigne 22 00 L
ort wine , per case 1 50a3 00 hi
Sherries 1 50a3 00 hibu
Vies , Edinburg 2 75 buy
" Bass & Co.'s 225 y
ininnera Dublin stout 2 25 fai
LEATHER. an
Jest slaughter sole 32 hnTl
3estoak 41 Tl
TlDi
French kips 1 lOnl 40 Di
rrenchcalf . , leading brands. . . 1 50a2 10
Jomestickips 75al 10
ome tic calfs 1 lOal 30
iemlock upper , per foot 25 26 laiii
ak upperyiper foot VSa.'G ii
irain , upper per foot 25 ho
minings , per doz 8 00a9 50 howa
"oppings . , per doz 11 00
rlorrocc * ( bootleg ) per foot. . . 35a' 8 wa
" oil dressed 35 th
Simon per skin S 00a3 25 TJ |
" glove kid. 30 all
5oot webbing , per foot . 45 no
HARNESS LEATHER. ir
Jo. 1 Pittsburg oak . 44 irOr
Jo. 1 Pittsburg oak . 42
Jo. 1 Cincinnati oak . 4t oh
Jo. 2 Cincinnati ak . 39 ohDi
Jo. 1 hemlock . 39 Di
fo. 2Hemlock . 37 trl
trlhi
COAL-RETAIL. hi
anthracite . 10 thi
] 1200
Vyomjng.- 850
lekalooi-a 5 50
owa nut. . . r 6 00 mi
Vhite Breast 550
th.
Factp ttmt We Know.
cli
If , you are suffering with a severe cliW
ough , cold , asthma bronchitis , con-
nu
umption , loss of voice , tickling in fh
he throat affection the
, or any ot ail
lungs know that DK. ailwi
jfrfoat or , we . wi
users NEW DISCOVERY will give you '
mnnediate relief. We know of hun-
rods of cases it has completely cured , sc sis
nd that where all other medicines
fcd failed. No other remedy can
sai
liow one-half aa many permanent
coi
urei. Now to give you satisfactory da
roof that DR. KINO'S NEW Discov- thi
RYjwill cure you of Asthma , Bron- thims
hitis , Hay Fever , Consumption , Se- ms
ere Coughs and Colds , Hoarseness ,
any Throat or Lung Disease , if you
'ill call at J. K. IsHDrui ? Store you ntme
me
MI get a trial bottle free of cost , or tui
regula' size bottle for SI. 00
fre
jan61y(2) ( ) thi
BucKien'a Arnica Salve coi
tin
The BEST SALVE in the world for
nta , Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt pel
&enm , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp- topei
Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all pei "
"I [
Inds , of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
guarantee'd'to give perfect satiafac- coi
od.ln every case or money re'canded. Th
tai
rice.25 cents per box. For sale by
Jdly J , K. ISH. . Omaha. ihl
rai
IYER'S CHEEKY PEGTOKAL
ma
'or Diseases' of the Throat and utme
Lungsrstjoh Gelds me
as Gpnghs , ,
Whooping Oongh , Bron- fer yoi
'ohitiB , Asthma and an <
.Consumption , '
The few composl
lions , which harawoa
the confidence . "of
mankind uid
become
honieboldwords , Th
tmong not only one wai
t ffiariy nations , fro
rt have extraor-
Jdluary virtues. Per- clo
hxps no one evef gar - ser
r cured so wide a repu
tation , or maintained tici
itio long as ATXR'I anc
t CDERRT 1 ICTOIUL. it ancWI
_ _ 'has been known to
public about forty years , by a long ; continued wa ;
riee of.marvelotu curca , that have won far wai
confidence in Its "virtues , > never equalled by
y. other medicine. It' stilt makes the most cfl- anc
tnal cures for Caught , Colds , Consumption , aut
at can be made by medical skill. Indeed , the of ]
IBJIT PECTORAL baa re lly robbed these dan-
roui aMu s of their terrors to a great extent Thj
giving a feeling of immunity from their faf. chi
eflectg , that is well founded if the remedy be the
n in season- , Every family ihould have it
ffieir c-'Oflet for the ready and prompt relief of tnr
uembcrt.Sldmesi ' , suffering and even life Ing
nv d by this timely protection. The prudent
odd not neglect it , and the wise will not. stri
ep Jtby jonfortha protection it affords by a
tuMlTBMTia sudden Utactt. bac
ARED BY tha
co.Lowau MASS. atu
ractfcalkd Aaalytical Chemists tioi
plo
A > T >
IK ItEDIOUtE. ce
WRE8TLINO FOR A BRIDE.
CONDITIONS WHtOH THK OLD MAN IM
ro-iEs ON HIS DAUGHTER'S I/IVKK A
PIECE OF TKKAC1IE&Y.
Little Kock G'cetle.
The peculiar conditions upon which
a matrimonial ff ir was b sed in the
, south of Arkansas have * juat como to
! . light. Dick Andersun h d graduated
between the plow-handler It WHS
' said that he could run a furrow to
straight that it would break a knrok-
kneed man's legs to walk in it. This
accomplishment was a kind of .frontis
piece to the future volume of agricul
tural § uccesj , and more than one
young lady in the neighborhood h-d
her cyo on the young catch. Dick
wasn't btshful , but he didn't seem to
be particularly impressed with the
charms scattered about him like f ll-
inj ? drops of water that linger on
loary trees after a rain. But he soon
met his fat , a young lady , Winnie
Hogrow. Winnie was a beautiful girl
and could cover as much corn with a
hoe , or scrape as much cotton M any
man in the neighborhood. The
couple loved devotedly , agricultural
ly. Hogrow had nised his daughter
with great care , Mid now that she had
attained the zenith of her usefulness ,
it grieved him to think of losing her.
One Sunday Dick went over , and ,
going out where the old man was
shelling corn to the pig" , said :
"Mr. I "
Hogrow , suppose -
"I ilon't suppose anything , sir. "
"Well , then , jou know "
"I douttJmow anything. "
' 'That's all right , then" I am going
to marry year daughter , and by next
corn-planting you will I now some-
thing. Do you wiaken , Mr. Hog-
row1- ?
"Seo here , yonng feller , I can't af
ford to lose my gal. I have had pow
erful bad luck this season. The cut
worms begun on the corn by the time
it came up , and the bugs pitched into
the cotton ; and to mike things worse ,
my best mule and ono of my cows got
into a 6ght the other day. The cow
booked the ninle and the mule kicked
the covr until both of them died. So ,
under the.e circumstances , I'd rather
pou'd marry somebody ele. "
' 'I don't accept your misfortunes
I'm going to marry the
"I tell you what I'll do , Dick. I'll
uake this arrangement : We'll wres-
le , and if you throw mo , the g.'l's
rour'n. It I throw you , she's mine.
f yon marry her against my will I
ihall pleasantly exterminate you. If
-ou throw me and marry her , this
arro , together with the gal , isyour'n.
'H give three trials one to-day , onp
hreo weeks from now , and the other
iix weeks. "
Dick was compelled to agree ,
ilthough the old man was recognized
is the best wrestler in the county.
io had challenged everybody and had
hrown everyone who had accepteJ.
Mter eating dinner the old man an-
lounci-d his willingness to take
he first ballot. Dick waa willing.
? ho contestants , including the girl ,
rent into the yard , the girl took the
tats and the men grappled each other ,
'he signal wai given , and Dick .went
ver the old man's head and plowed
short furrow in the ground.
"Give me my hat , " he said to the
irl.
irl."Don't
"Don't give it up , " she remarked ,
anding over his tile. "Go away and
ractico. " Dick left , discouraged ,
ut taking the girl's advice , wrestled
'ith steamboat meh and farmers until
be time for the next trial cime. At
IB appointed time , Dick appeared at
ogrovt's residence.
"Feel like you can cut your capers
utty well ? " asked the old man. PI
"I think so. I feel that my cause
ju r , and with i ha aid of kind Prov
ince . , I hope to pile you. "
"Providence comes in putty handy
times"said , the old man , pulling off
is coat , "but it's a hard matter to
uck agin nn old stager. Get outen fil
Dur jacket. If I fall , the gal and the film
inn ia yourn. Four hundred acres , m
id all under fence. Gul weighs one in
undrcd and inducements- "
fifty. Big - ft
ho two men grappled , and again fthi
ick olowed up the earth. hidi
"Don't give up , " paid the girl. di
"No , " said the old man , "for the si
nd is under fence , and the gal weighs sith
IB hundred and fifty can handle a
sa
oe wonderful ! "
B0
Dick wont away and pondered. It in
as evident that the old man couM
a [
irow him every time. To lose the m
rl was to wreck his life. An idea
n (
ruck him. Ho smiled. Ho left the
e (
Bijrhborhood and remained until the
8e
me for the third fall was nearly up.
n the appointed day he visited the
d man.
gl
"I have agreed to everything , " said
ick , "and now I ask a favor. Huh-
lo I have been embarrassed. Let da
IB final trial take place to-night in dadc
10 dark. I will meet you here at 10 dcM
clock. "
k"Any waysuita me , " replied the old
an. "I'll meet you anywhere. "
At 10 o'clock the old man stood in
ca
10 . y < trd chuckling. His combatant
imbed the fence and approached.
Without exchanging a word the two an
en grappled. The struggle was ch
lort. The old man went up in the ch"I
"I
r , came down , and struck the ground
ith a force that almost took his life , "IK
o
'e for moment almost K
lay a uncon-
sc
ious. Dick raised him up and ab scZ : (
ated him into the house.
"Tho gal and the farm is yorn. " y <
id the old man , _ and the young
luple imbraced each ! other. The next
ly they were married. Shortly after Bli
10 ceremony was over a large negro
an appeared at the door and , attract- m
g Dick's attention , said , "I wants
y $10. I flung de ole man hard so
ough ter kill him. Whar's my tr
oneyl" Dick gave him $10 , and trfo
iming around , received a severe look it .s
om the old man , "I'll explain , ' said ?
16 bridegroom. "Realizing that I
luldn't throw you , and at that same ce
me realizing that my happiness de- to
mded upon this marriage , I resorted toWi
a bit of treachery. " Here he stop- Wipr
id to buckle his arm aronng his wife , prbr
"found a big negro that I knew ta
uid throw you , and offered him $10. tafli
lat's why I wanted the wrestle to
ke phce in the dark. After he had flim
rown you I rushed forward and m
ised you up. " in
When Dick h"id finished the old
an looked at him for fall 'five min ;
es , and remarked : "It waa amign y frii grs
esn trick , .but tha farm and gal are thi
inr'n. Four" hundred acres "under Gu .
nee , and the gal weight one hundred
id fifty. . "
M [
A Sad Family History. pe
Telegraph to Th New York Herald , bil
PITTSBURG , Pa. , July 1. Mr. thi
lomas Growl , ot Beaver county ,
"
M discharged with" hii regiment rei
m the United States service at these latter
se of the war in 1865. He had tor
rved three yean in the army , par !
iipating in moti of the great battles , on
d escaped without a wound. , , '
hile on ( the railroad an. his
one
iy home a collision occurred. He dm
killed.He left a wife con
d two small children. The widow dicm
bsequently married Jared Williams , sm
Petroleum Centre ed
, Venango countyv
ab > !
is step falLerwas- aba Tee the. i ?
ildren. . Three vyeart' ago one .of iwls
bei
ejn a girl sixteen years old ; was by
rood 6ufof dooral by-Sim after "be- an i
anml
beaten. She dfownefEerielf ln a ml di * ]
ream , near Jby. . . The -othet , WM * the
SOD , named Peter , v He WM so aici
dly ' treated' ' by , Hiit , / Pfi tifcC ibul fed
it he'le'ftTiotne and obtained a iitu < fedMi
ion. WUliamrcwriei fc Wd
tiw
in vof thV l y-oHlfr.- tiwL
ayment.- Two weeks ago he SJKJ- L
fer. .
IR having Peter Ecr.
from his place. Tne b > y returned
home and bade his nio'her good-l-ye
on Sunday morning la t. Next mum
iog ho was found dead in u barn half
a mile away. He had shot himself
i through the hert. .
i i A Young Widow.
j ' Altanr Argus.
A c rtaiu census enumerator of this
j ' city called upon a woman the cither
' day , who resides n. > t far from the cap-
ilol , snd propouuded the u-u l ques
lions aa by law directed The wrnian
siid she waa a widow , her ge was 25
and her husband died two jears ago.
The faithful recorder , on receiiig the
name of the deceased huiband jind his
occupation when alive , surmised that
ho muit have been a relative , if not
the same Mr. B who was a mem
ber of the 177th New York volun
teers during the war. A convoca
tion ensued , when finally the enumer
ator innocently aaked if her husband
was the same Mr. B who died
during the war , saying that he , him
self , was a metnb r of the same rogi
mtnt , and that he was well acquainted
with the man. The widow , in a mod
ified tone , replied : "Ohyes , but that
was a long time ago " The amusing
part of the affair u that the man has
been dead about seventeen years , and
if the woman is only 25 , she became
a widow ut the early age of 8 yeare.
Egyptian Glaaaworkera.
University Magaiine.
On the walls of the Beni Ha sen
tombi the figures of glaisbloan w with
blowpipes , marvers , crucible and'fur-
nace , still show as freshly ! is when
plitod there by the artists of Osirt-i-
sen I , tome 3,500 years before the
Christian era , xnd , among countless
other relics , such ai vases , bottles ,
cups and bugles found in the valley of
the Nile , a necklace bead discovered
at Thebes bears the name of Queen
Ramake , wife of Thothmes II. , who
reigned about the date of the Jewish
exodus In the sacred colleges of
Thebes and Memphis the systematic
pursuit of science and constant inves
tigation of the mysteries of nature
were objects of the closest attention.
The colossal works of architecture and
sculpture with which the country
is studded could only have been
executed by a people among
whom the mechanical arts were
highly advanced ; and though
the fragility of glass renders it espe
cially liable to utter destruction , there
exist * ample evidence ia the specimens
mens new enshrined in our museums
that its manufacture was carried out
to a degree of perfection that modern
science haa h'therto vainly sought to
rival. The glass works of Alexandria
were especially renowned for their
rases with blue and white grounds
md ft-stonns of colored ghvs , and
their products were exported to Homo
iown to the dys of Aurelian. Cltssic
iuthnra infoim us that the Egyptians
were famous for imitating gems in
: olored glass , and bracelets , ear-rings
uid trinkets of tha purest gold set
with these paste gems have been
Forthcoming to confirm this statement.
Dther specimens plainly show
that they could not only gild
md engrave glars and fuse it into color-
id mosiic , but that they possessed the
irt of fusing gold in glass so as tj
anito an art until-now looked upon
is being as utterly lost as that of tem
pering copper to the hardnass of the
inest steel , wh'ch the Egyptians also
Kactised. Hence glass thus ins'nd- '
led with granulated gold has been
litherto regarded a * one of the rarest M
ind moat curious rdics ot antiquity.
A Naturalized Citizen'u Fourth ,
'hiladelpbu Newa. 71
"Louis Mos'sti ! " cilled the court.
"Yez. "
"Where do you live ? "
"Me lif um-a ze Laske street. "
"What number. "
' Zo six hunder , zo six hunder un-a
ftren. "
James McGarveyca portly gontle-
lan , with a nose that , alter descend-
ag in a line of beauty about MI inch ,
truck off at angle of 45 decrees
.eavenword , took the atiud and told
ow "this mon had been afther
islhurbin' the pco of Alaska
threat wM his divilish nnis , atliopin
he worship of dnciiit ) people. " He
lid that yesterday Mosaiti had t.tkon
ome fire crackers and thrown them P
ito a church down by Alaska street
nd frightened tbe people there nl-
lost out of their senaes ; and how ,
ot c-mtent with that , he had disturb-
d ] the quiet of Alaska street itself by
stting off a whole pick of crackers at
time.
"What have you got to say , Mo-
isti ? " asked his honor. V
"On za yesterday ze people siy to f
ij'seilf , Mnsasti , ic ee3 ze Fort , ze big
ay in America ; make noise. Zo
oor off Z3 big house wass open ,
by
luch bonita gairl zart ? , you know ? " f
"Yes. " byB
"I cay like 'Merioan , haf some fun , B
Fosisti ; take ze-ze-um ze what you
all "em ? "
"Fire cracker-1' ?
"Si , ze fire schrackew , take him
nd trow him where ze gairl , ze ma-
tiichawas. Bing ! Ze gairl jumpad
p , say oh ! o'.i ! oh ! Ze big man cum
p ; aay to myself , 'Get out , ' when I
out , and I make all ze urn ze firo-
Jnrackers go off bang ! bang ! bang !
e big man cum up and siy , 'I want
ou , " and I cum herp. "
$300 to keep the peaco.
The Rabbit as a Pugilist ,
lue nidge ( Va. ) Echo.
A few days ago , whilat riding in the
lountain , Mr. Fogg's attention was
illed to a certain spot by a peculiar
3und , caused by some animal in dis-
ress. Mr. Fogg , upon examination ,
iund a bhck snake had secured In
coil a young rabbit , nd wa * at-
mpting to prepare for his dinner the
ttle creature , after the mode of pro-
edure the snake always follow ? . Af-
jr a little while the snake's attention an
as called to another spot by the ap- anTl
roach of the mother rabbit , who ,
ristled and ready for the fight , at vomi
icked the snake until ho was put to miCu [
ight and released her young. Like a fro
reat general the old rabbit followed mr
JO !
lose upon the enemy , biting the one- ofme !
ly until he secured himself by crawl- me
ig into his den in the hollow of a tree. in ut i
frc
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lerefrom , it is the best medicine the
orld ever caw. We Lad Iried forty other
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mporary relief , but the Regulator not
ily relieved , but cured us.
'GREAT FRENCH PHILOSOPHER
ice defined * . doctor to be "a person who pours
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iwtheiU\-3of Hypocrites , henductors burn-
the turn us off with red hot Iran , down t > the
sTd wonder-carts and nostrums of modern
lacks , would rcem to bear testimony to the
jjom of the Frenchman. The gr. at modern ,
intfactor of the modern racs U now admitted e
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infallible pile.reraidy in "JLnatetii " This { BA
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C.E PEKKS. D W. HIICHCOCK.
Oen'l Hanger. Gen. Wcst'n Fa.m Ag't.
J. O. PHILLIPPI , .S , . Joe. , Mo.
General Agent , Omaha.
H. P. DUEL ,
Iep5-dl Ticket Agent , Omaha.
ffjf fn mnflperdiyat homo. Samples worth
> J lU U)6U& free. Address Stlnson & Co. ,
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D.SEASES ,
COMPLAINTS , '
and Piles3
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rf5 paskajohnBdono wocdera for me In earn * !
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T POWER.
| BECAUSE IT ACTS ON THE ]
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S KEYS AT THE SA3IT TI3IB.
A Cccauso It cloa oficho 8Bten ) Of I
'VS trie poieonoua humor * that devolopa f
Intliunoyand Urinary dlaeaaoa , Bll-
g lo-janess , Jaundlcaf Constipation , I
3 Plica , or In Rneumatlcmf Heuralgl |
t ? and Female disorders.
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APPETIZER SURE
For COUGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA , CONSUK ' -
TION , and all Diseases of tha THROAT and LUNGS.
The most accertaWe ] > rcp r ti.o iii theknowa u rd By.l n t TOLU ROCK and RVEo
Lemon juice , > ou IiaveinexoUenl Appetizer md Tcn-c.f rten rl n l fimilju-r 10
Inimenreanilferi'arroc wilts -nd tLo numtnuu tr * inn n .UP i\c i eil ilai.j ar the best ern * a
of its irtui'i and I > OT ula.it\
Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money tt n
any article in the market.
_ . _ "ONTr.EDECKlVFl > , j Knnim.i.l ; | l dralep * who try to palm off rp-
con.mon Bi-ck nn.l Kj J in paie "f OITTiLt UOCK nnd KYE , which
only MEU1CATKD ankle made , tie CEM'I N nanuc A ( .OVKPNMKVT STASH * on rach bvtt
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revei
TRh-Vtl TwY I LIV.RT 1'NT. rFHCK OK INTKKNAL RtVENt
"in nu.'t , II. C , J murv St ) . 1SS\
fttur * . LAWRVNCF.X MAHTIN , 1111 Mad * . -n bt. . CLicu" . ' 1 . .
OSML'MRN : 7M-i nix.iirtl. | In theoplni in i > f t i i > t < w. nM liattra uthcifiit < | tuu-i
tie IIAISXM 'FTOLU toiur it allthf al\4ii a < ; i < > iMri . --I t thu ar hie in p t < iral C"m.r |
while the whiAj aid th > rui > miiHiitutra.i < in lt-w rmkri i' au airrtraMo r < ; mc ' t
patie-i * . Cnn | < ounJe < ! .icc < r mi l < > ! ' ( . rum a it n. \ ; r frrt ) ! < riai eil ana 11 f l > | f I
l'UErIlATIO.uidtr the IT ni i" > uf V > K M ! sn : ts. t..l wliet ( ottampnl. u
fold In Dru.List * . Apothecariesnml Oll > tr l' < rk ! . < t i r > in , t ! m lutilt * to p \ f
Ux S9 li | Ur ilealtts
Y < > un KiMKrtiulN. | t iiiict ) ( jHEt'M ItAUM.CommldBiont
LAWRENCE & MARTIN Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GEOCEES an'i DEALERS eveiywh-
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THf GSOCRAFHY Of fHtS COUNTRY.-
SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP. THAT THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R
" "
IS THE i
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i .e8eo , Mollne. Rock Island. Davenpjrt.Veit 5.\i. < M X * ii-re ion cnn enjoy jour "K .
Liberty. Iowa City.Mareo > .j. llrooklyn , Gnnncll. MI all hnurs of the dar.
Dei Moines ( tha capital of Iowa ) . .Munrt. Atlan .MacnlUcent Irt.n linage * span the X
tic , and Avoca : with branches from Iiuf u nnd Ml 0rl ! rl'Ci at all pololn croved
Junction to IVorta ; Wlltnn Junction to.Vusca- line , and transfer * are aroidert at I'liunr"
tlte , W i > hlncton. Fairflcld. EMon. Hclinap. i Kan-aj UT. -arenworth , and Atclrjr-
Centrcvllle. 1'rlnceion.Trenton , ( i.illntln. amenectlan * ticinirmailB In L'nlou lvp t .
run. Leavenworth. Atchison. and Ka-vai illy ' TUB lKIJ > tIl'Al. _ K. K. co.sxfctrriu.-t
Washington to blK'nurney. Ojkaloou. and KnoJt . Tills ( JIIBAT THKOUOII J.INB Af-
vllle : Keokulc to Faroniittoa. Konapartc. ll ntOIX ) \V
tnnjonrt. 1 nrlanAni onr . Vlilun . Jltrilmtvik . 1T < t.1tr ' At OiKMGii. with all illTetvtnc liner ' ' .I
vllipOskaloosn. I'ellX'Monroc. and lies Moincs. &L t and kiuth.
Newton to Monroe : lf Miiint-s to Indianulnanil At BsiLKt\tol > . wltbthoL-S-AM-S v ,
Wlnterset ; AllantU. to I.OTls and Audutxm. nnd it. W.JtC H. ltds.
A-oca to IInrl.n Thu n poMtively the only AtWAsni.NOToN HEIGHTS , with IV * *
Railroad , which own * , and nperatrs n thruuKD
line from ChlcaKO Intn the Statu of KIIIOH . At l-\ * * l Lr. w h 111 IVnt. It. It
ThmuKh Eirrew I'a st"ncr rtalui. nllli Iull- Atl'K.uiA. vtilh f 1' . AJ.rO.AK - - > . *
jnan * * alace Can attached , nremn ach wny daily SV ; 111 Slid wild T I' AV Hits
between CUICAGO nnd I'KOHIA. KNSAS ' : TY. At ItlKK 1 1vi > with "Mllnniikpp J >
l o J clL BLcrm. LEAVEXWIIKTU nnu ATCKI- Island J.mrt Unn. " nud Itwk I l d * I e'
bON. 1 hroush cars ureaiHo run between Mi' uu- At I A > tNi-oitr. wttli the Davenport
tee nnil Kannno > 'lty. via , tile "MilnauLuo nnil C.M. .VM. I' it It.
iliwk lalnriU bl - J.IIK. " At WjsTl.iiinnTV. with thi-H _ ' lt.v
The "Great V.nck Nland" i in.isninri-iiii. / % tinit4MA.i.x. lth f > ntrHi IMTCW K II.
equlppM. Its road be l 1 simply perfett. ami itx A tnr * JIOIM.H wltli I > M A. r i > iu A
track Is Inld with tc > l rnil . At 'ot Mil Iff vrr * . with rnl > ni I'aiin
What will plci e you most will t the | > l jur" All MAIIA. witll II. A Mo. IL It 1C I > | , NAt -
of enjoying your menK wliilp iiai inc otorthi' At < < > i I-MIII sJtst-rii > x.witli .f it > r
beautiful prairies of Illinois and Iowa , inuncnf At ( rrri-Jiw.i. witn Central lows II
ourmauniflcent Ilintn rCars thatliccompany all et. l _ .v r.ic and < l . * V ic. HiU
Tliroudi Ezprri s Tnuns Vnu Let an entire At KMIKTH with ToU I'mVfxr. . . V %
meal , as good n Is oervFtl In tiny Urst-clxss hotol. I iuit.V T.ir .in.lM. I * . Kt > AN-W 1 ? if
forseventy-Ove cents. AtlAMEitiis with 11 J-LJ It. IL
Jppreciatlnif the fact that n nmforltv nf the At ATrilsii\ . wild Alch . Tcp.'ka A bit ?
oeopleprefer separate upartmcnlH furiliirpreiit ' * tih A Nft > . and * en. llr U. r It. ltds.
purpose" ( and the immense p.i cnm-r tiiiHin - At l.rAVK.snoKTH. with Kan
of tnls line Tnrrantlntt itj WP jn-i > l .i i-d ti anent. . K Kdi.
nonnce that this Company runs I'uKm.iii I'aliue AtKANtA I ITV. with all llnw lor th'
Slteping Cart forsleeplnc pur | > ose' . and 1'alacr , andsojthwest.
PITI.I.WAX I'AI.ACK OAUS nn- run Ihr.Mluh t I'KOIII.t. IIE.H > >
CODXCII. jii.urr.M. KAX.SAM crrr. ATI'III.HO.N. nn i I.KA VE.NWOKTH
TlcUel * via thin l.lnc , known u * the " irrut ICocU I > lunU Itoulr , " mre w *
all Ticket Acent * In the Unite I .Slulc * nnd Cuiiuiln.
For tuformutlou iiot oblaluunlc at jonr lionic ticket nlce.
Gcn'I Supcrtntendeni. Uen'I Tkt. and I'usoV-
GHAS
I U fill i I UH > i
v IHSTJDO'VT' STT A 3DE3.
And everytning pertaining to the Puraiture a : i
upholstery Trade.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT Tr-c
ap 14 mon th sit - 08 and IJJ10 Furnhaiii Stre '
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
O IE. 1 88O.
MANUFACTURED BY P. P. M AST & CO , , SPRINGFIELD J
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron tfenm Wa'kin '
Cultivator , with or without S ] rines.
TheA'ew Force Feed IIucKe e Drill , one or l o llcrbc Mj't.
Enquire for them at the beat dealers.
F. H. PUGH. Gen. Agent , Uniaha. Net
iSBKBte
Always Fresh ! Always Beady !
On1 } oj the jdrantazts thit TAHRA 'K
ArrZRJi' ! ! ttein a drr wliite podcr h't cv < r
many n uril n intril waters , the fict tt.it it
never btcunse" vapid or sU'e , It is th"rel < " ,
the m st admirable rreparatoa r.rt on 7 for
trav Ilera on l nd nd sea , but for all who need
brUt. . fresh. tfttVLnt * HeratI e tnd ccrrac-
1
a wwk In jour c town. Terms i.-1 < 5
_ , . . outfit frii. * .idrtj H. lUIott t C < >
Portland , M.
NERVOUS DEB1LIT'
> Vila" Wc kte sinf
Humphreys tra'.i nfro-n vtr
c ssful knov i , : PnceSJ
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freon reftipt of pnco.
HOJIKO. MEb COK ) Fulton St. . V ,
Hrut Catau of Receipt * apl3-l&
I > K. A. S. FINDERV ,
CONSULTING PHYSIC/- !
Ui3 PEKMANF.STLY LOCATED HU ' . '
ICAL OFFICE ,
193 Tenth Street , - OltAHA. KEB . ' L.
Cfforir. < his serrleea la all dejarto.
mtdsfl-e and sonrary , ! > - > th ia g ne -
ipcci l pnc'ice. acute and chronic il * -
> eocsuted nljtht and dy , ao > l wi ! ! TV *
r.irts of ib city o4 county oa rw. * ipl u. i
or tele nms J