ZYearslefor ,
.GENUINE
are not recoirmended as a remedy "for
all the ills tha t flesh is heir to. " but in
affections of th e I aver , and in all Bilious
Complaints , D jvpepsia , ami Sick Head
ache , or di'eas rb of that character , they
stand without a rival.
AGUE AMD FEVER.
So belter c iihartic ran be used preparatory >
paratory to or ; after taklftg quinine. As
a simple purp itivc they are unequaled.
BEWAR E OF IMITATIONS ,
The genuii n aiw nnver hugar-coated.
Each box b sa. red-wax seal on the ltd ,
Tjvjththeimpi eaiion.McLAXE'S LlVtfR
TILL. Each , wa ippcr bears the 3ign&-
sturcs of C. MftL xu and "
3Sf Insist , nno i having ihe genuine
1)u. C. McLAXrh . LIVER PILLS , pre
pared by
iS BRO Srillsljnrghra. ,
ihe market bripj full of imitations of
tlic name .VotSm o , f-jxjlJed diSl'reutiy ,
Imt samii iinman ciation.x
\03Ii LAIXTS.
"llfctual Cnra-
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PEEEY DAVIS' Pa.
TK1" '
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i > ir.ctiotu l-HA
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( lea. toffBakta * >
i txtrac" * . etc , braffip'f , to frtu ,
Pmfit KOf-J Outfit free. > < .uj > ! e'B Tea Ca , *
SCSO , Ev. louls , llo.
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STURGES & BARTLETT.
TTOHXfcY AT-LA.1V > o lOrrI litonBlockf
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1 Sia. , Omaha > eb-
WM. SlMERAL ,
A TTORXEY AT LAW-CunpbeirB Block ,
.ti. 18th SttMt.betwctnFarr.bsni and Douglas.
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-CX. and sells real exUte. Bccm 8. Cnlghton
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* TTORKEY AKP COUK6ELOR AT LAW.
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Offlce OMAHA. NEB.
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A TTORXKY AT LAW AND JTBTIOK OF
JTnE PIACE Soutbeiajt corner FJtwath
Douglas St.
fyCollectlnnQ Promptlv Attended to.ga
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Attorneys-at-Law ,
OFFICE-Uuion EloclgFitc Dth and ramhaja
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i TTORSEY It LAW. Room Crelxhton
JA. Dlook. OMAHA Neb. Innt-tl
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KARSA3H BLOCK , COR. DOUQ. & I5TH STS.
OHAUA , SEB.
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Attorney-at-Law.
Office ; Front roods , up utalrs , la Huitcom * !
uevr brick friUdln ; , N. > T. oorutf Flltesoth mnd
Famh&m Btroeto.
JOUK L KaDics.
REDICK & REDICK ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
Bpedal attention will be given to all suit * |
ftgalnBt corporation ! ot every deetriptton ; will
practice In al Xha COTH-JI oi the Bute and the
United Btatca. Offlce , Famham St. , opposite
1LER & CO. ,
BOLE 2SIANUFAOTURBRS
OMAHA.
A. new m-5 hSlbcrto ucknf ra rcircd } for sll
< Uta cs of tbs Kidn vs , Blidder , nd Urinary
It T1 positi\t3r cure Dbtr'.c ? , t t l. Drop-
ty , Ktlshfs DUcas * . inibillty to rttala cr expell
tBe Urine , C utrh ot'he BUdc'er , hl h eolfiied
tad icinty urine , Painful Cr.si'.ln ; , JjAiLS
JiiCK , Ctncral "Weakness , and til Fen lfc Com
plaints
in-.crcil asdidoes , Is certaia ls ,
effects and cure ) vbsn nothlaj eav cm
for ale r > y all Druggikt * or tozt
r.jiaa recuipi oj tLe vnce , Jicd.
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TERMS OF SUBWRIPTION ,
1 Cnpylyarln adrance ( poctpakf ) . SX.OO
6 minus " , " . 4.00
3montba " . 2.00
TIME TBIES.
THE MAILS.
C , &X. W. B.R fii . JU , 5-Wp. W.
C , B. & O 3 : ' 0 a. m. , 2:10 p. a.
n. R. i 4 P R. R. . 6SO m n.l0p. m ,
rht Jce * :30 a. m
S CltviP.5aOa.ro.
U. P/R.B- , Ili3a.m. :
O. & R. V. to Lincoln , 10 a , m ,
B. * SL R. R , Si40 6 m.
O.iN. W ; , 7:30 : a m.
0. &K. W. R.E11 a. tn. ; 11 p. m.
C. B. & Q. , 11 a. ra , 930 p. m ,
C.R I. &V.t U .m-llp m.
O. B. & B % Joa.,11 turn. , H p. m.
u. P. B a , 4 P .
O. A. R. V. from Lincoln , 12:10 : p. m.
S City 4 P. , 11 a. m.
B. & ! . In Neb. . 4 p. m.
1 o ul miUi for Statca Juna leare but con a
Jay , \-u : 4 0 a. m.
tlflcc open from 12 to 1 p. Bx."SanJ rg.
TdOilAS F. HALL. roanu t r.
Arrival And Departure of
Trains
CNION PACIFIC.
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Daily Express..lS:15-p. : ra. 825p.m.
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do Frtl Lt 5.30a.m. V.tOp , IP.
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TIME C.VBD OP THE BURLINQTOS.
IEAV8 OMJiU. AJUUTZOKXHX.
3 : > 0 p. m. Kxprwg 10.-OO a. m ,
6CO : a. nx , Alii ) 10:00 p. m.
Sunday Kieeptrd. l % Bone aj s TStc * pud.
CJHOAGOjROt K 3SLAND t ; PAClFia
. . . . . .0X0 ft. m. J Hall . . . . . . . .10.-00p. tn.
3tOp. m. | xpreEs..lO X > a.m ,
C1U2AQO JfOIVTHWESTEKN.
Batt..6 : Oa. m.flMiU 7:33p.m.
EipreW--'l : < OP. m. | Eipre'H..10CK3 : a. BI.
Sundays exiepted.
KAKUA : TCrrYS > T. JO1 J & COUNCIL BLWFB.
LT1VE ARJUTK.
Mall . . . .b Xla.m. j Excreta 7:40a. m.
. , . . .6 : 0p.m. | Mafl . T.j.m. .
Tbeon vjuia ruumnc Pullnun Sleeping Can
out of Oiuah * to U ion Depot.
OMAHA i tfOKOHW J'TERN AND .610DX
OEAILROADS.
ExprwB . 8Kn. m. 1 Fxprre . KSOpta.
Dailv I'-scl ptiundayi.
B. & M. B. RX Jm NEBRASKA.
IWWTJ ( BAST )
Omabi ( ly ) . 9:001' Kearney J'nelv :60 : Q
Watt'm'tbar'OSSuB ( I Bloomlogt nlT ) :10am
Keani.J'ncar)7i ) > vro | trlted cloud flv ) 6 : 5am
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Orlwms ( tv ) 7:30 ami. tdinntla f r ) Ir 0 p m
Oil ( ar ) 7K p ml 1 tdianirta ( IT ) 2:33 : pm
SIOUX CITY AST. PACLK. E.
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Bu , bT LOUl V-4 PAUfia
Mail . Qa. m.MaUi | 4ffl5p.m.
BRIDGE DIVISION V-P. R H.
jiTT ! Omab , daily. * a n . . 5 a. m , 10 a t . ,
a. m-tlp-in. , 8 p. i- . 3j > m , up. mCp.
m'Vave Conndl Bluffs ; 8.25 a - m , 8:15 : ft. re , ,
IDA % - m. , 11 tt a , m , W p JM , K3S P. m. ,
Iwi Vl oS daJ/leiViM'Otl / tUStodll |
u. 2aid6p. m : Courcll eiuDs at .25 ,
Le Te < "lS h > ! 6a. ni. , 7 a. m.f : SO a. tn. , 1
m. . fcM ' m-i 73 * p. 01. ,
6 IB a-tn 8i J . a. ,
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DaBr t > ctpv Sunday.
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Mall. " .10:45 : a. m , 4:3Bp.m. :
"flailv oscept Sundays-
COMMERCIAL.
Omaha Wholesu e Markets.
OITAHA , July 0. 18 * ) . '
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BUTTER AND
Chcloetable
PBckenloto . - © 10
Fresh . egg ? , per doa. .
Honey
POULTRY.
whlcVeaz , per doz . 221
.Ducks . S
UROOEBIB8.
HUOAJW.
CotLoaf . ' 10
Powdered . 10
Grannlated . IQ
Standftrd"A" . 10
OffA 10
Extra choice andrery bright. . . 0
Bright Table Drips
BrN
New Orleans MoUaeseB )
Market BdrancnB.yES. ;
llio , prime to choice IJi
Itlo good to prime loj
lUofatrtogood
Mocha.
RICE.
Choice
Goodtoprima
New Prunes
OldPrtmea . w
Currante.ohoic * new . 7
BlackBerries
Raspberries . S3
Pitted cherries.- . . !
Michigan grtd Apples . 8
N. Y. Sliced . 9
Evaporated " . 51
State Peaches . 8
Salt Lake Peaches . 15
Calif orniaPeche8 . 15
CANNED GOODS.
"S"OyEtsrs , 2 Ib cans , J ? cae . . 3 70
do do 1 Ib can.percaee. . " 240
LightWeight Oysters 2 Ib t ? case 2 90
Salmon , in > , dozen . 173
do 3 lb , dozen . 2(3
Standard Tomatoes.2 Ib , $ ? caeo 2 30
" 3 Ib , tf case S 00
Standard Peaches , 3 Ib , I ? case. 4 40
" " 2 Ib , I ? ca . 3 40
Rwpberries , 2 Ib , case. . 300
Blackberries , 2 Ib , $ case . 280
Corn , 2 Ib.V caw . -S SO
Apples , Gal , tf doz . 575
Narrow Fat Peas , ? Ib , I ? case. . 4 00
String Beans. 2 Ib. per caee - 3-10
SUMDBIEU.
Nnhncss. . . . 10
Pepper . 17
Allspice . 17
Cloves . . . . . . . 45
Oo sia . J9 !
Hope . OJ
Candles , 16oz . 13
Greenwich Ly , p rioaoe . S 85
Beans.per bushel . 1 60
Cheese full arena . 11
GJUAKS.
Wtadow Glass , 60 per cent , dig.
count off list.
EARDWAJRE.
IRON.
Conuncn bar . . . . . . 3
Horse-shoe bar . 4
Norway nail rod. . . 0
BTKUL.
Cast plow . . . . . 9
Am. east , tool . i8
JeoVe EBJTdo . < 25
&AII.5.
Tons , upwarSs. . . . . . . . . . . 7560
B'rd'd'sEhoe'g. . . . _ . 550
" mvde" . - . 6 5l )
Omaha naila fens , upwards. . . 3 AO
Nw'etr'ihn . . . . .M. _ . SSffiSO
PutiMnnalU . . . . . . . . 29&SQ
DRY GOODS.
BROWH OOntOKB.
Atlantic "H" . 75
do "P" . 7
Peprerell " 0" . - . . 71
do "R" . I
do "E" . 81V
, . in
, Standard "
Amoskeag . . la
Bearer Creek , "AA" . in
do "BB" . ill
Haymakers . . . gf
Palmer. . . . . . . . . _ . . . a
Otis "AXA" . j |
do "BB" . „ f ?
do "CC" . IS
" " tf
Warren "AX A" .
do "BB" . 11
do "CO" . 13
BLEACHED COITOKS.
Lonsdsle . 91
do Cambric . ior
Cabot . j ;
Fruitof the Loom. . . . . . . . . . . . 10
r-ewYork Mille. . . . . 121
Hills'Muslin . ll'
Waairotta . -12i
PeppereU
.1
. .
Albany. . . .
Albion. §
Harmony. . . .
American
ADen'a
Allen's Pinks 8
Ancona fanoy 71-3
Mancheator 8
Metrioao. . . , . 7 1-2
Merrimau 61-2
Klchmonde C 1-2
Richmond * , E 71-3
Sprague'a 6 1-2
Simpeon's moumlns T 1-2
Simpson's black 71-2
STRIPES.
American
12
Awning stripes
LI
Lewi ton , A 17
Hamilton lli-2
Omega. . . . 1U12
Pittsfield. 1U12U
LUMBER.
Framing , 18 ft. and under . $2000
Each odd. ft over 18 , per M . . 00
Fencing , No. 1,12 to 20 ft 2200
No. 2,12 tc 20 ft. . . . 30 00
Sheeting , dressed , No. 1 3000
" " No.2 10 00
Common boards , dressed 5200
STOCK BOABDS.
A stock 4000
B " .35 00
C " .80 00
Common stock :25 00
y Looms a.
No. 1 flooring 4000
No.2 " 8500
No.3 " as oo
Yellow pine flooringNo. . 1. . . . 43 00
falWSO.
-Norl aiding
1J
No.2 "
No.3 " 0 CO
TICKETS.
No. 1 picket ? , ] > er M 32 50
No.2 " " 25 00
1I miBHWO.
No. 1 fi uiah , 11.1J , and 2 in. . . 5500
No.l " 1m -50 00
No.2 " li , li , and2in. . 45 00
No.U " lin. . . 40 00
No. 8 " iu .35 00
HHIP LAP.
Plain ship lap 2300
OG A No.l 3000
" No.2 VS 00
" No.3
'
5 beaded , 6 in. , No. 1 35 00
" No.2. 23'00
I " 4 and 6in. , No.1. . . 40 > 00
No.2. . . .3500
Corrugated ceiling , No. 1 000
A etar ( best ) sh ngles. S 75
No , 2 ' 3 CO
No.3 " 2 m
Lath 41M
Lime , bbl A35
" bulk , per bu 40
Cement , bbl - * 80
Iowa plaster , bbl 2 60
Michigan plaster , bbl .2 75
Hair , per bu 25
Tarred felt. 100 Ibs 3 00
Straw board , " 4 00
O O battens , per 100 ft lin. % . I 25
Well curbing "SO 00
Itongh J , and 2 in. , in batte ,
perlOOft. linpoors 00
peers
Cedar halree , 7 in IB
" Oin ue
" QuarterSin u
Oak , 4x4 so
" 4x6 40
O Gcafirg. fij and 6 In. , per
100 ft. lin. . . „ . 300
Oak plank and timber , per M. 40 00
Clear poplar 00 OC
Blaok Walnut. . . , 100 00
HIDES.
Green nidus , per Ib 6
Green cured Ijideg ?
Dryhides.- ISftJ.f
Dry salted Wide ? lOfJJJ
SheepPelta 26al to
Tallow : 44
1I LTQUORS , "WINES , BTO.
High wir.es. pergal 108
Alcohol t ISO per cent per gal. 2 10
Fren b ( mints , pr-of 1 13
Mareralls bourbon \ itisky. . . . 1 io
Millf r'a bourbon whisky 1 2.1
Bra4djr , very fine , per Rid 2 OOaS 00
" common to line ISO
G/.n ' , 100 per cent 160
" Holland. DO per cent 125
'Hums , mixd Jamoioa. per gal. 1 50a3 00
' " New England : 200
Kennedy Bitters per gal 1 60
" "
per case 760
11 " per 100 cases 7 00
Champagnes , pints in basket * . 25 00
Domestic champaign e 22 00
Port wine , per case. 1 C0a3 00
Rberrios 1 50a8 00
Ales , Edlnbnrg , J 75
" Bo3s&Co's a 25
Gnloness Dublin stout 323
LEAl'HER ,
Best slaughter sole 82
E < steak 41
French kips 1 lOal 40
French calf , leading brands. . . 1 60a2 10
DomeetJckipa 75al 10
raz tic calfs 1 lOal 30
Hemlock upper , per foot 25a26
Ook upper , per foot loa.'li
Grain , upper i > er foot 25
Kninffs , per doz 8 00i9 GO
Toppings , per doz 11 00
Morrocc * ( bootleg ) per foot. . . 85a' 8
oil dressed 35
Simon per ikln 3 00a3 25
" i t N i
-love lad 80
Boot webbing , per foot
HARNEb3 LEATHBE.
No , 1 Pittebnrg oak 44
No. 1 Pittaburg oak 42
No. 1 Cincinnati oak 41
No. 2 Cincinnati oak 39
No. 1 hemlock 39
No. 2 Hemlock 37
COAL RETAIL.
Anthracite 10 CO
BIo buig 12 OJ
Wyoming 8 50
Oskalocwa 560
Iowa nut 5 00
White Breast ;
' 'I had suffered for a long time * th go- .
Hre , cake or swelled Liver , indigcfon Wid
general bad health , aud after tr yinp many
other remedies , nothing done i.ee B > much
good aa Simmons' Liver Kulotor. . It
cured me , and now I hare n t to take any
medicine , for I am we 1 ; bjat I shall keep
it-in the house to rare any one else of the
family that hare anything the matter. It
is good for nearly everr'c ! mr
" * ! . I. WIIJCA. { jjlnton , GV
A WONDERFDL 'DISOOVERT.
For the epeedy re of Oonaump-
tion. and afl diaesr5es that lead to it ,
such aa atubbofj congh8 } neglected
Gelds , Bronohiy j , Hay Fever , Aath-
ma , pain in tf ie aide and cheat , dry
hacking coug > j , ticklingin the throat ,
Hoaraenesu , , Sore Throat , and all
chronic or. lingering diseases of the
throat rjo dlunsp , Dr. Zing's New Dis
covery , % aa no equal and has established
for Itself a world-wide reputation.
Ms'jy leading physicians recommend
an i use it in their practice. The form-
p"jA from which it in prepared is high-
fy recommended by all medical jour
nals. The clergy and the press have
complimented it in the most glowing
terms. Go to your druggist and gst a
trial bottle free of cost , or a regular
size for 81.00. For tale by
d(6) ( ) J.'K.IBH.Om iB.
CHICAGO SHOT TOWER 00 ,
Haioltctcreif e !
STANDARD SHOT
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SEEUEETOBUYIT.
THE BBSTIK HARKET
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NEVADA'S FIRST NOOQHP.
HOW HEE riKST P1ZOT OF OID
MPC OCT T7HH A StmJHKH.KNIlCE.
Alta Calfornia.
An interestiHg correfp ndfiice has
I tely pegged between Elliott Lrd > , of
the United States geographical survey ,
and John Orr , the fint discoverer of
old in Nevada. Under the sup vis
ion of Iho director oj Jhe ceolpgtcal
eun-ey , a history rf the'Coni-tirk dis
covery and mininj developments on
the east dope of Nevada is being pre
pared. Mr. Orr , at present raiding
ot Duncan's Mills , Sonoma ccunty.hps
in his popseB'iin the first gold nugget
known to hava been found in
and Ui3 inquiries of Mr. Lird luve
been in relation to the circumst nce
of the discovery and the possibility of
securing it from Mr. Orr , by donation
or purchase , for the collection of min
erals in the National museum at Wash
ington.
Jn conversation with Mr. Orr a day
or two ago , he stated the facia relat
ing to the discovery. He started
with a large trin to come across the
plains in 1849. Unusually uevere
wea her was encountered ; tha roads
were bad , and they were compelled * o
apend tha wmter at Salt Lake. He
left for Cilifnrni * ou the first wagon
train from Salt Lake in the spring of
1850 , but the desert was not crossed
until the last of May , because of high
waters and the fact that their road had
"to be cut through the snow until the
Humboldt was reached. Orr had a
partner named Nick Kelly , after
whom Kelly's Ravine ia named , and
in the company wai one Wm. Prouse ,
now living in Nurb City , about forty
milei southeast of Salt Lake. Pronae
had worked in nvuesin this state "Da-
fore mines were discovered in Colons ,
and was a good prospector.
Onee.ir- day of May , 18oO , the
train clipped on the-edge of what is
now known ai G ilden Canyon , near
the Carson river , to let the animal *
eod on some bunch grass found grow-
in ? among the oage busli. Prousa t
'noon time took a milk-pan and going
down te ihe eulohbeffon wa hing dirt ,
in fevr minutes getting color to th
valae'of a few cents. Orr then named
Ihophice Gold Canyon , still retained
Ore was keeping a rude chart of the
ccfuntry traveled over , taking bearings
only north and south , and estimating
the diit mces traveled over every day.
Gild Canyon was marked on the
ch rt , which wa ? lost by Ore ia 1855 ,
while returning ewt to be married.
The tran soon after resumed
travel , goin ? to the head of Carson
Valley. There was met a party
ot aeveu , who had left tha train at tbo
sink to the Humboldt , intending to go
In adrpnoe of California and select
peed locations for the remainder of
the party. They had been unable to
cross the country , and had been loat
in the snow ia the mountains for four
or five days , unable to find the divide
toHanstowu und seeking Carson to
recuperuto. A ety in Catson for
three wesks followed , when Orr ,
Bellev aud several others returned to
Gold Canyon and resumed prospect
ing. Kelley aud Orr wen t up the can
yon until a little fork was reached ,
when work was begun. The pariy
had few tuoh , and Orr had nothing
but a butcher-knife.
While Kelly was working Orr no
ticed a very narrow place at the fork ,
where the water barely covered a tlab
of tlate rock. Idly he examined it ,
and , noticing a small crevice neir the
edge , drove the butcher knife into it ,
breaking out a pjice. The water run
ning over ic washed away the undar-
lyiug dirt , and in a few seconds Orr
discovered a golden nugget whe-e tr , '
rock had covered. It was quickly
moved , and afterward found to fc
88.25. This was on the first o' , ju
1S50 , and thirty years ago. Vrospect-
ing was continued , and though gold
dust was found in seyrora1 placeB
in the canyon , Orr'a w ? A the only nutj-
et found. Tha pavty laolced tools
and iirovisio a , and being bent on
reaching OaWorniav abandoned the
canyon nnd nrrivcd Bt Leek Springs
July 4.1850. Or/ offered the nugget
to Kellf , who.i fused it , and it was
the first piecto of gold hoover dug , Orr
for a few ye vtt kept it as a souvoniron
that account1
Of late years the inquiry as to the
first disr oygry 0 ; 0j ] jn Nevada , and
the BP ulement of the discovery upon
Mr. Orr and hia nugget is not'for
B'e. ' . , nor will it be donated to any
nr geum. He haa four strewn sons
f.nd will keep it for them , to bo passed
down as an heirloom. Mr. Lord
writes that tha survey iv. their con
templated work will acknowledge the
first discovery as stated above.
A Street < 7ollo < iuy.
Chicago Tribune.
'Thwart's thfMnatther is that yer
conunahrumVv queried Mrs. Selim
Kaflerty , on Paulina street , last Mon
day , as arj officer stepped up to ask her
the car > 8B of a disturbance of the
peace , ; "nn" phwat'a that toyou ? " she
add.ad , belligerently.
"Nothing ; only I'll run you in if
you mnke that noise egiin , " obterved
the officer.
"Yo will , will ye ? ye'll run me in
ye'll ruu me in , will ye I Misthress
Rafferty , Nora McNamee that wuz ,
an' as dacint a woman ez liver this
side uv Mish'gjan avenoo , an' phwat
oio't afraid uv you , ner twinty loike
ye , nornv Mara Harrison nayther
do ye moiud that , now ! " she conclud
ed , pausing for breath and utilizing
the time to snap her fingers decisively
in his very face , concluding which hos
tile ceremony , she planted her hands
squarely on her hands and pursed up
her mou'h and "Ya-t-a
repeated : - - ,
d'ye moind that , now. ' Nayther you
ner the Mara. "
"What was therowl" atked the offi
cer , in a more conciliatory tone.
"Phat w the row ? Mrs. Raffarty
aaked this in a high and satirical key ,
and then pointed with infinite disdain
at tha oppoiite house. "Go ask her
-that skim-bag o'bones I here. Oi'H
till ye. Here war oi , a sittin' peaoo-
ful loike forninst me own duro on the
shtep , whin up she comes , wid the
brith en her shrnellin' loike the Chioa-
gy river thatb d wid gin. "
"Nora"SVE she.
"Phatisit.'tfBl.
know Moika Flynn , the tan-
d r by ? ' sezshe.
" 'Oi do'see oi.
" 'He'a dhrunk , ' aes sho.
"There1 ! ser oi.
" 'In my qnarthsre , ' ESS she , 'that
grand "
" 'It's thrue , ' s z she.
! 'Y 'r loiyin',1 sez oi ; 'Moika
nivir dhrinks sence Ia.it Michaelmas , '
sez oi 'An' oi knowed that , f r ol
seen him tin minutes befoore a goin'
off wid Pat Dooly to a warrud m sth-
in. ; ' >
" 'Oi'm aloiar > am 01 ! ' ejsh .
" 'Ye are that , ' BS oi.
"An * wid i hat she fetched me a swat
sorninst the oi , an' thin oi' tackledhtr
wid a billet uv oak an' some hot wath-
er. Glory be to God , but didn't she
dance a rale shindg thin ? ' And Mrs.
Riffarty smiled at the rememberance.
"You got the best of it tien ? " quer
ied the otfictr.
"Did oi ? Well , ef you think any
red hheaded gurrulis s-griin' ter coma
monopoly over Nora B * arty , ye're
undher moi aeizs , now d'y moind
that , nowl"
The officer moved on.
Ths ssott s mbB ! remeij' , snd tte cnl sil * ,
tur * a > l pcrwtaest eur l- > * Ji 4ii se8 of tta
i vTo.xl and & 'tjEith , lwduHu < ; b iljj'w J * w ,
rajsai , tiiah &rw , jfyye I > e ; dysp * i ' ' ,
f.a P Af. gj-nnttte'g FxSci , * -
v Jei. amf * ; tcwirtios , lit 30-4 ; < JjrtT.r.
ta tto xctej sun , a ! ck as eljitr , aat
'i Jr ? * &v * s T > * w U nor j ts % ntsi
A SPIRIT OABTOTJT.
BOW AX UNBELIEVBJl MATB&ULlirei ) A
hEANOK.
Baa Fnn'.hto Cfcroaiel * .
On Fremont sl-eet near Fols u is
a building be'c gin ? to a Mrs. Sle-por ,
which beira conspicuously on its fsunt
a Hu : gti , impart'iig to a worldly
public that a 3I'E. Crinrtlelirefl witjiin
and exerciECS for its behoof n wonder
ful occult faculty for the hialiTy uaaful
art of materialir'n ? disembodi atir-
its. Mr ? . Crindlo has besn in ti'ie
practioe on statei evnninga cf basfc-
oning up from spirit l nd the incor *
nore l shades , clothing them with
fleshly integuments for the b < me5t of
curious or sen'imentBl people who | ]
four bits to pay for their folly.
Mrs. Sleeper r 'os in the four bits
from the credible and the curious
alike , and Mrs. Crindle fummons up
the spirits from the vasty dtop , and
for four bits more sots them to
talking with individuil members
of the circle , who pay for the privilege.
of Retting points from their friends in
Heaven. On Mond-y evening there
wag one rf these spirit shows given in
the building to a lanje gUh ring oE
people , among whom wore C ilonel J.
P. Dameron , the rlistingimhed dem
ocratic statesman , Judge Collins , ana *
other believers in the spirits. There
was also in the Gathering one Thomas
H. Hannah , of Xo. 5irttBushs reer ,
a gracok'iu unbrfievwr who had been
coaxed by his frieu3B into attendim ,
to ba convincul by ocular demonstra
tion tint the spirits will , toobligo cer
tain gifted personc , return and put on
their carnal vestments to talk with
the living. The lights were turned
low , when the medium entered a. cibt-
netatul hegan preparations far call
ing uo the spirits. Aftar ihe usual
mystic persu-sivenpss , it was an
nounced thai the ghost were acquies
cent and were coming to comtiuno
with the circla. An ajer ) 4wo ap
peared in the folding doora , "U urUm
moved aside , Spirit No. 1 was dis
closed ftodwas announced aa , the Era-
pre s Joiephino. The spirits of sav-
eral other"dis'iuguished. defects re
turned to the flojh to talk with the se
lect circle ef sitters , whn , with many
"Oh's ! " and "Ah'a ! " . acknowledgdrl
the favor , holding their breath in
awed credence. A departed sister of
one of the party returned , and. was
recognized by him and tdJked with
him at considerable length.
the spirit of a lady long dead. , who
was announced by h > r celestial tiOe
of Star Eye , by which nftrne she
seemed a famib'sr of aover l oi the
circle. She appeared to b % a pint of
superior rank , and the ve.toron sitter4
of the circle were much /nore awed Ai
her appearance than at t he conae cen-
sion of the Empress iT.oaephine , D ke
of Wellington , Hnnolbal orpjiy olhtr
of the distinguished dead , who had
come for a few ujinntes. ' gossip with
the meeting. Ntr. Hannah jtrew m-
tort)3tcd ) for ho
, no.iceu a very
romarkablp ryjysicil reBOblinoe in
all the spirits of the evening , as if
eaoh vsra the eama fxtahy ga7ment
over different spiritual , framework. In
fact the hpu-ita. to ar. eye w'hjch ' pene-
tra'ed the outward disRtfises of head
dress and pain's looSfed aft of one
family. - . '
H-.nnp'Aj5at u ? his half-dol
lar for a ohat , { v , tar Eye , learned
from lisr th j,58 ho
f oniy aister never
ndone r/Hiippy in heaven ; that
" " * ' " ' .
Irl0' . rfn.law
ne was never mar-
Juarne j "was being rewarded aocord-
In8 tr > } t'er dtaarls in the other world ,
811"hathis wife's spirit was rejoictd
tofee him cominc ; to a belief m the
rjiriia , and would coins to commune
'with him at the next sitting o the cir
cle. At parting the ep rit put out a
* > An < 3 W lay it on his head , when he
gVtfsped the wrist with both hands and
gave a violent pu.l .Star Eye shrieked
hyet ricnlly as her held banged agiintt
the door with a foroo which chained
her to Blackeye , and proved the mate
rial pirt of her , whatever might bo
hei epirifual pretension ? . The
company held up its hinds Rjid raised
its voice in horror at thu profanation
of the spiri's. ' Hannah bwced him
self against the door , shouting above
the clamor of the camp my. "Oomo
out you son of a gun. " The spirit
struggled hard , but Hannah tugged
like a puppy at a root , and after brief
struggle , the spirit yelded with a
shrjek , and came through 'ho aperture
in the door , head first , with another
spirit strangely clinging to her. The
two pi'ed ' on top of Hannah , who fell
on hi ? back in the middle of the flier
with the violence of his pull and the
sudden yio dinq of the HJ > rita. In the
f * 11the spirit's wig fell off , ravealing
the features of Mr ? . Crindle , the me
dium , and Ihe other spirit proved to
be the hatband of Mrs. Sleeper , the
owner of the house and treasurer of
the show. Tne circle broke up in con
siderable excitement and confusion ,
and Hannah made his exit through the
front window.
rilVIL , HEOHANlfcAL. AND MINING EN-
\j GIrtBEliING at the Beua elaerPoIjtethntc
lnrtitat . Troy , N. T Tli oldest engineering
icbonl ia America. > "oxt tmra begl's Siptem-
r > er ICtli Tbe Kcjinor to < - ISi'J conulns a list
of the graduates far tba ast 61 j ears , w ith thtlr
poaitl nsjaljo , eourse of > tud.rtqulremeutH ,
exa D.C9 , etc. Address DAVID M UREENE.
Director.
the reoor
.
uu utBi/rjjutatnii.
lions sutfarers , vie-
tlmg oi farrr and/
Kue , tha mercurial
diseased patient ,
bow they recovered
health , cheerful
spirit ? and good
tpMtito ; they will
tell yon by tak
BlflCIiiTOR.
thnh !
ForDYSPErSIA , CONSTIPATION , J.undloo
"HJSM At.ta * .WCK HEADACHE , Cole , De
itarnl Eta Eta * ' 8 ° UB STOaAOH' Hoar
? ! ! Oni/Tlxll / < 1 Southern Remedy i warranted
BlnjJfl : artlcl9 ofMKRCUBTor
itanco , but la
Purely Vegetable.
' . ---r % thews Southern Roots and Herbs ,
wnlch an all-wua Providence hu ptacsJ in
lonntries whore Liver Disease most prevail. It
Jh. SIvridDiSCera3ad by " ' emant of
TaBSfJiIPTOMS of Ltrof Cnmplalnt art a
B'tur ' or b&d taito In the month : Pain In the
. .1kfy ° M or Jofnts.o'ta-1 mistikfln forRhenma-
USM ; Bpnr Btomnch. Lo-s of Appetit * ; Bow ls
a te-natelj cortlve and lax ; Headache ; Less ot
, ? ° ' wlth a P 'nfal ' sttortlon of b rln ? fall
w to do somathin ? which onicht tc h v been ,
done Debility , Low Spirit * , a thick yellow p. I
petrance of tha skin and Eyes , a dry Oongh ofJ J
ten mistaken for Consumption. *
Soraattmei many of lhe < gyrnptomi attend
tn dle < w , at others very fewjbut the Liver , tha
larjest orgM in the body. 1 generally ths seat
eitne.dis.itetnd 'f not regulated In tlmo.irreat
wfformy , wretchedness and death will ensue.
j can recommend is n efflcadom remedy for
aiseato of lha LI\-er , Heartburn and Dyspwma ,
f" " " 'U "rBepj ] ior. l iwla 0. ffnnder ,
olti5JU"tw Stre8 * ' Assistant Post Master ,
hlladelpb a.
"We h ve tested Its vlrtuef , rerjonally , and
Know that for Dyspepsia , EUlioumesi. and
rarobblng Hwdacbe , Jt la the best medldna tha
world ever saw. w have tried'forty other
remedies b fore Stamocs1 Liver Kej 'Utor , but
non ofthemtave us more than temporary re-
J ei : bnt the Rerolator not only reaeved , bu
eur d WL. " Editor Telajriph aad
" ( J ,
OBIT Vt
*
J . H. ZEILIN & CO. ,
PHILAEELPHIA , PA.
Woe , n.00' SiJd by all Drajjlits.
leptleodawly
a's toeured victim ,
Why orois ths ocean tide
To drtak the S-ltr'r water
Bj Nature's fount sunplisi '
Vtemt jourfc jje , fa ncs
enu t ! * VI
Kl
t
AMIN5 THE LADIES
The brillf.ict , fascluatin
tints of ConipScyJfou for wliich
ladies strive are chiefly arti
ficial , and nll lifnvill lake the
trouble may secure them.
Tlieso roseate , hewitchiiig hues
follow the ice fi'Hagairs Mag
nolia Balm a delicate , harm
less and always reliable article.
Sold * yall dwjKjists.
Tlio MflgEplioDaliu conceals
every blemish , removes Sal-
lowness , Taa , Jtcdness , Bnip-
tions , all I'Tideuces of escito-
incut and every iinperfjjcllou.
Its effects arc immediate antl
so natural iliatno huir/an / being
CTII detect its np
Gtiros nnd never disap
points , hawcrld'h
great Pofn-
ItEllov0r % r ! Z an and Boost.
Cheap , quick and reliable.
PITCHER'S CA8TOR1A
Is not Narcotic. Children
grow fat upon , Mothers like ,
uiid Pliysicians recommend
CASTORIA. It regulate the
Bowels , cures "Wind Colic ,
alloys Feverfslmess , and de
stroys " \Vorms.
WZ1 DE '
MEYER'S CA
TARRH Care , a Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible mala
dy , by Absorptirn. The raost
Important Biaoovery binoo Vao-
cination. Otlior remedies may
relieve Catarrh , tliis euros at
any btogo before Consumption
in.
J5TAJZES
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
RENEWEK.
urn etanJarJ artlelo ia coiir junilxl ( with th
great8 t tare.
Its effects r a < vrur.uerful and utlsfactorj at
ever
U restores gray or fiuJe-J hair to Ita youthful
color.
It remote * all eruptions , ttohin ; and ilauJrud :
and tha socilp by us ube b ouucs whiu ana
clean.
Jly Its tunic properties It r ! tor s the raolllir
to their sonnal ujor , provectlnc l M-
and iiiakin.Uia Itilr g70iv thiilc and
utlijnj : has bttu fuund
tual ur dcrinibie.
Dr. A. A.Hijes.'tataA'Siyerof MasssrJiU'ett * ,
eayiicMf "I consider It the tst prtpuratlon
( u
PUGKINaHAM'S ' DYE ,
For the Whiskers.
Thin clejant preurution nuv ha rollwl on to
change the eolor oRce beard /rorasi ay or any
cither undo'Inblu nhadt < , 10 browu or black , at
discretion. It is oartly | pllpd , belnj In one rre-
paration , and quickly and affectnally prodnoes a
vetmaneut color wllcn vlll neither Bub r wo-b
uff.
JIANUTACTUJIED BT
Naahna , N. H
Sold by all Drnggiata and Dealers in
Medicine.
IRON TURBINE
WIND ENGINE
MANUFACTURED BY
Mast , Fees & Co. , Springfield , 0.
Tbo Strongest andUoat Dorabl *
WIND ENOINE
In the World.
Hundreds In use In Iowa and NcbrtaVs Bold
by Dealers In nearly otfry eonnty.
This cat represents oar
Buckeye Force Purnp
vhloh ia partionlariy
adapted to Wind Mill
nse , as it works easily
and throws a constant
stream , and doe ? not
freera up ia the cold
est weather. Send for
price list
W. H. EAYKER ,
Western Ae't , Omxh * . Keb.
FEVER AND AGUE ,
EAST
-VIA TH -
Chicago & Korthwesteni
2,330 WSLE3 OF ROAD I
It Id tbe SHORT , SURE and S f Rent BotwsSa
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE
and aU pclnU EAST and NOKTH.
IT OFFERS THE TRAVELIXd ITJBUO
GREATER FACILITIES A > 'D UOKE
ADVANTAOES THAN AJTT
OTHER ROAD K
THE WEST.
It is the ONLY ROAD between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Coon which Is run
? IJLLMAtf HOTEL OAES I
In addition to tberaanJ to pleaM all diiw c4
rr TBler9.itilve HKiT-CLASS MK-VLfl ai Hv
EATING STATIONn at 60 cenU each.
ITS TRACK IS STEn. RAILS t
IIS CO/UHES / AH THE HKETJ , , . *
ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS
the Best Tr TtHi Acconiioo < l * .
buy > our ticket br taU Kci * !
tsrA.au WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
All Ticket Ajrentg can grll YOU Through Ticket *
ria thU nud and Check mu l Il 2-
CJG r rce t f Chine.
OMAIi A TICK KT OFFlf EZ IfU Kainhim St ,
Cur Uth , slid at Uclo. . Ii.ufli ( > D ( iot
DEN'EK OFFICE In Co'or do CtrUral acj
Union I'.cl Ic ticket Otrk-o.
SAN KKASCISCO OfvJCE-3 Aw Mjat onv
ryStreei.
For lofurmatiun , fulders , mal , etc , not ob
tainable at Homo Ticket Office , addiu * aa/
at : r.t ot the Company , or
MARVIN HUCHITT , W. STENNITT ,
Ocn'l Manuer. 0 n1 fiaa. And ,
CHICAGO. ILL.
JAMES T. CLARK ,
Oenl As't Ocuha fe Council Blaffa.
SHORT LINE
13SO.
K. C.ST.JOE&C.B.R.R. ,
If the only Direct Lin * to
ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST
From OUAHA and the WEST.
No change of can between Omaha and St. Loall
and but uce between Oaaba and Sew Tort.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
Eastern & Western Cities
With less cbaryoa and In adranee of other liwe ,
This entire line is equipped with PQllmao'l
Palace S aepinK Can , Palaoa Day Cotch-
( w.iltllet's Safety P ! tforra and
Coupler and tbe celebrated
Weotingnocge Air-Drake.
13-SEE THAT ToUU TICKET
f2TVla Eaniia City , St. Joseph
52rO < iuiicllBluff8 K.R..TU StTfJ
S3 J oe aad S t. Louia.-EX
Tlci.ta for euJe at all coupon itatlocs Ia ( h
Wen.
J.r.BRXAKD , A. O. DA WES ,
Ocn'l Suft. , Oeu'l Pua. & 1 Ulei Ae't
St. Jo phllo Sc Jouph. Ma.
W. C. 8SACIIKIST , Tlct t Anea. .
314 Fifteenth Street , b t * en Faiuluira ia4
Donirlnii. Tnion Block , Omaha.
JOS. TCSOJf , A. B. IUR.VABD ,
, Omaha. Gea'il Agsni , Omaiu.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
AND
St , Paul & Sioux Oity
RAILROADS.
The Old RthM * Siovx City Rotd * I
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTS 1
PromCODNOILBLUPFSto
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DDLUTH , or BISMARCK ,
And ullpclntsln Kothern Iowa. MInneeeta aad
Dakota. ThN lln li equipjwd with th Im-
pruned Westlnshome Automatic Air Brakes nod
Miller Pialforra Coupler and Buffer. And fur
SPE'-D ' , SAFETY AND C3MFOHT
liuneurposstd. Elcpant Dn ln ? Room nd
3Ice | > Iu. : Car , "wnol onrt com roll ii bytlw com
pany , ran Through Wlta ut Change betwrrm I
I'mi'n Pacific Tr DBft r Depot , Council Blufla , I
and St. Taut. Trains leave Ihe Union Pidflo I
rranjfar L > cpot at Council Bluff. . " , at ft.3 p m. . /
roirbln ; ? iuux City a" 10:90 p. m. , and tit. faol I
" " ai a. m , niakinc '
N HOUHS IN ADVANCE or
Airy OTHKK ROUTE.
_ . , leave St. Paul at 3JO p rn , ar-
riTfi ? at Siiux City atil5 3. EL. and Union
Pacific Trail-for Depot , O.iuncil Bluffat 0:60 :
a.m. 2o sura that your tickets read via "d. C.
& P. B. K. " F. C. H1LL8 ,
Saponntendent , Mlmouri Valley , lowm.
P. E. BOBLVSON , Ass't On'I Pass. Agrat.
J. n. O'BRYAA' ,
Southwestern Freight and Pa3 > encer Ajr nt.
my20-U CoundlEJuffl
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars !
CHICAGO
BURLINGTON & QUINCY
With groocth cd Pcrfact "
Trirk. Elfgaui I"ii -
senjer Ucaohes , and
PULLMANSLEEPINC&DINING OARS
It Isa.hnoVeilged l > y tha Prc j , and ell t *
truTtl uTcr it , to be the Best Appointed and
15 t llan ged t cad in tha Cuuntry. I
PASSBNGERS GOING BAST
Should bear In mtnd that tldj li th * .
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO , N
And Points Esbt , > orlh ar.d Northiicjt ,
1-y this Kout have eholc of
FOUR DIFFEEENT EOUTES ,
And the AdtanUge o { Six Dally Lines of Pal < *
Sl' 'pini CAM from UUiciifo to
New York City Without Ohange.
All E'prc g Traln on this Hneara equipped with
tha H estin. house 1'als.Dt Air Brakea aod
Mliltr's r-.tent Stfeiy Platform and
touplers , the must Perfetl trot -
t ction Agaics : Acci
dents in tbe world.
PULLMAN PAIACLSLEEPIHC AHD D'HIKS CMS
Are ran on tL Burlington Rout * .
Information conctrn'n Fout 4 , K t , llmt
Conncct.on , etc . will be cheerfully given by
app yin it the offloa of the I ur.t. glen Ket' ,
5H rourteentn Street , Omaha. > ebmV3.
C.E PERK 13 , 1 > W. IIIfCHuOCK.
Oea'i Mina/er. Ccn. Wcst'u P j. Ag'L
J. 0. PHILLI-PI , Bi. J w. ,
GtS'/il Agfnt ,
H
fflCC a week In yonr own to-m. Tenca 3d | 3
lUUO cu'flIrte. . Address U. HaU M & Ce.
Finland , M
< THE ONLY MEDICINE
That Acts at the Samefflps on
LBVER ,
BOWELS ,
and the KIDNEYS.
_ . eatorgars are tie natsral eleaaa. '
, rrs of the system. UUu worlcwelLlieaMi
will be perfect : If tlicy becmrs eiocrsed.
fi diciiTiiaiieaEesaraearotofoUxvwlii
TERRIBLE SUFFERING. :
Elllomncjj , Iftidavit , Dryp ptis ,
dtw , Cocstlpitlon ; aiJ Piles , orKU-
ney Complaints , Gra'd. Dislcte/
Gpdlment in the Uriae , 3O1
or Bopy Urine ( or Bhen.
matic Pain J xnd Ache * .
i ire ciTloped bjconM tha bloM I * p.
wirh.thr hi-E.ot tnit siouW tiv-
C. KIDNEY-WORT
Till restore thahealtbr aczlon and a
"l' trovn ? e-lls ll r.e banlrhfd ;
" lad yoawllljlve bat to rnffer.
. . .
p iuwiEaauauac1.1' - * - - * ---.p--
fi Mlladd one more to the number. Tais It
s andhealthwillonccmoresladieayottrbeare.
* * V/hyBUfferlongerfromthetormsnt
of an aching DacK ?
\Vhr bear such distress from Con-
atloatlcn J nd piles ?
V/hs be so fearful bcaus odls-
ordorfrd urine ?
"I csrcjnz.
ATSTI3
APPETIZERATSTI3
For COUGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA , CONS DM f-
TION , and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS.
Tht mort acceptable prep-r tinrt in the known
u ril Bv-ailii-c TOLU
ROCICnnJ
Lemon Julre have RYEa itU *
, you in exollent nJ
imm " 5 Mill I . Appetizer Tonic , f r en nt uvl family u e Tin
WJa.l'i al < "t > d tLi > uumrou tt
inunUi . .
U It * Irtti-s aii.1 papula i y. * r.c ( ilalr jr th * t * t < iJ n.vj
Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than in
any article in the market.
. . .DON'T BE DECEIVED by unprincipled dra-'er
- * ho try t palm off
. . . upon nut
,
- ' . . cuttiuon Hock anj KT
.f In > of .
! ace onr TOI.t ? KOCK anl RYE. whiib I tb
uuly lUvl/lCATKDiu-iIele made '
, tne GEM't E
nivtnc GOVERNMENT
STAMP
on cath bolttr.
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue :
TBEASCKT DEPARTMENT , OfFlCt OF INTKRNAL KLVBTCE. J.
VfjHttlxmos , ti. C , J nuary Xff , 1S80. >
Venn. LAWKXXOE i UAKTIN , 1111 Madlion St. , Chicago , ll's. .
te BAl5\\l GusitTMSX : ThU roiupcund. In the oplntan of thU offlc ? , n ou'd have a iufflcicnt quoiK Kv > '
OFTOLUtovite itilllhanlvau-ai'fsajcri > ol to thii Rldo
in
nhlla tha whl ky arJ tbe * pectoral compl > i l .
yrupcun5tltutaantmulrlun
renilrrinir It an a cable
iff rcmoily to Hki
PKEPAItATlON pa Iet. Ciirnuounilad aider . acctjr > . . lug 1 i to . _ . - tnrmna - . IT . . . , . It . nuv . . - properly teclajeil aa a JIE1" "
told the pro i-lur of U. S. It i l StiU'tti. ind \ > heraforUni | d.nriy t
ty DrujjUw , Apothwirics and Other Ptrsonswitncut .
r.ujtiliisf them liable to
tux u'ltijucr d aI < VB ' P T
B p ctfully , GREEN. B. RAUM , Commissioner
LAWRENCE & MARTIN. Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GBOCERS and DEALEBS everywhere
M
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIHC R. R ,
IS THE GREAT COXXECT1XG LINK .BETWEEN THE EAST & THE
Ita mala line runs from Chiraw / . > Cuunrll l > Mnj I'ars for estlnipunK"montr. < > n * Uj
Uuffs pitMlDB through Juliet. < > ttiin. L.I Sails. yrvni f atcroof , ur ralacw Car ? na P5JVIf
Mne'eo , .MolTnu. Itt.cH Iclanit. Dnvenpirt. W nt r * yoit can cn oy your IS i "
Liberty. Iowa Citr.JIarcn .a. Brmiklrn. Grmnell. at all hour * of Uio < tiy.
l > c Molnee ( the capital ot , . .
lowj-tnnrt. Allan- Ma ninrrnt In.n Dndjro span
tie , and AVO A ; vith branch ) * * from liir u nmlMHviurtriTpniit all r-oiot * < !
JnnUlantoPoorla : Wlltnn Junction toMiuca- line , and transfer * < ircja f > UJ < l at Onnct . - ,
tlce. ' Waahlnzton. FalrQelil. KMon , Ik-lknai > . KannH * C tty , Leavvuwnrth. and Atca'5io Our * *
i atr TllIo. lrlaccton. I'renton , iinllatlu. ' "nmo- luvtlnni iK'inctruKlu In Union Dp t < i.
' in. I.onvoaworth. Atohldon , ant2 ICaasas t'ltr ; TUB ritl.NCIlMI * K. K. CONNKC' V > " 8 VV
> 'aihlnnoa t. , suourney. Os&ulnonn. ami Knux- TIIIH OltKAT TllltOCOIl LIUS AH if *
vllle : Keokut to Karzilnnton. llonupnrte , llon- OI UJW.s
tonsixirt. Independent , Eklon. Ottumna. Kd.Iy- . At ruiCAGO. with all dtrendc * llnetf rW A *
nllt .l kbloow. I'ellaMonroe , and th-s Jlolnec : Ea , t and tf utll.
Nnwton ttf Monmo ; IK * * Molntn tn ln < ltinulunna AtK.NLE i ) < i | > , with the US. A U.K. 38 * IT.
nlntcrsot ; AtlantK * to Lewis awl , Amlut > on ; and > X W. AC ILItdK.
A-i > ca to IlarlLn. Till' 1 * > posltlvjly Ihn only AtWABiu.NQTo.v llrioina , with 1' . .
Knllrvxitl. wblcn oims. anil iiperat < n a thruuub u K. it.
Uajfrora Chicago Into the State of Kaoms. At I.A SAl.i.r. wih tn. ' nt.K. It.
Throujdi " Exi ' > rc I'ajronKcrTrulns , with IMilI- \t r OKI A. with 1 * r. & .l.i 1 * . D. & K. : i ( V
iinn "uliu'Ol'nrvm.icho.t.iirBriiin'acli w y ilnilT W. . 111. Mi < L : amIT. T & W. K.I .
tetwonCiiic.xK ' > and TEOIIIA. KAys s ( 'STY. i \t H ( > tK ISIyi > with - Milwaukee A t
l'ou > cit. Uyirrs. I AVIVWOKTII nd ATCUI- I lslan.1 v'Jnrt l.ln , - nml Kock InlM * fun.
So.s. ThrrtOitlioa.nreiiiiorunh iwiionMiau - | AtllWKMPOKT. with the l > aTeiH > vft
tee iu > J K n < i § (117 via tbo " .Mllwaukco ami a M. * St. I * rt. It.
Uiwk UlanJ bnaLine. . " . with thp n < * . t : k n.K * .
Tne "Oreatoc > i Island" Is nmcnlflcently .XttiKIXVLI.l , Tlth ( on trul lowu K. K.
wtulppflil. llx road bl I * s'.mplv perfect , and iw 1 1 lies jois ; > .rt , with It M. k T. I > K. rt
trailiU lulrt with itvvl mil * . AtC'OCNCM Kl.VPFa. with Union Vtuntyt. Wu 3.
What irtll plooxo jou mr t will b the plo.i : At OMAHA , with II. xilo. H. It. 1C m Nn.1
of calortr.c jour CMM ! " . wlill < tMK ini ; over : nn . . . . . . , . .
lUuulpralrtco ' ) ( IllinolMind lo . Innnonf At OrrfMW.t. with Central IowaU.1 ! *
iltlcflnt fjintnc Cara thnt accurapnny nil St. L. & I'nc. . und < X It. A UIt. . Itil <
ingli Exprens Train * . You set HO ntlr At KZMKUK.wHb TOL. 1'eu. A-Wnr.t VtlO. dk
meal 7 , aa good as IH .tervinl In liny dr t-cU s butel , Loun . I'nc. . and Ht. K. Keti. A N.-W. H Van. >
forseventy-B o ccnta. At ( AMKUON- , with II. Ft. J It. R.
JpprcclMInz tbo fact that n raajnritr of the At ATfUI o.v. with AtchToppta | JtfunW fOt
Deoplo prefer bcporatu aptirtmentH lordlfTorent A ten. & Neli. and Ccn. 11 r. U. I' It. Itdn.
p < irp < * t ' ( and tbo Immrnsu pinKur : bu'tncM At l.EAVrxwoiiTU. with Kitn. 1'aa.rflc
of tnl. < llno warrantlnzlt * . wenri * plcarol t an- Cent. K. ltd.-
Iiounra tn.it thl ? Company runs Pullman J'alnee ' , \t KANSA * Crrr , with all lines fur tflf
SlKViny Cars for sleeping purposes , and 1'atate and Southwest.
[ AX PA LACK OAKS nrr run thrt.oirS to . . . Ttr.H I
I1L/UFFS. KAX.SAH C1TT. AXC'HIHlIST. iind _ . A VENWORTll.
Ticket * -via thin J.lnf. unown n the "Great RocU. Jiluud JCuutc. " „
II Ticket Aeenu In the lnlt d H ntc nud Cuiiutlft. ore IVM Jt
For Inrannatlon not obtainable Mt your home ticket f > fflc , nddr i .
A. JKJMBA-Lr , . E. ST. .TOIT V.
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Oen'l e-jparlctendenu Uen'l Tkt. and I'ata'or.It ,
Cniiaiac. ift.
VERIOK.
FURNITURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS ,
And i evoryrliing pertaining to the Furniture and
Upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE
W -kJSI ?
an U mon th nt 1208 and 1210 Faraham Street.
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
1880.
MANUFACTUREDBY p. p. MAST &co. , SPRINGFIELD ,
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron ifenra Walking
Cultivator , with or vrithout Sj rings.
Tbe New Force Feed Buckeye Drill , one or two Horse Style.
Enquire for them at the best dealers.
F. H. PUGH , Gen. Agent , Omaha.
A. TI. CtrOT , Manufacturer of Mo in ? Ma
chines , TrcmsEi'bur ? . y. T , HMS : Mr thumb
vis oosht In i machine and vragb.idVinjn'ed.
1 app led Zcectrlc Oil with * most tosUnt re-
UeL I h r a Urge ncmber of D D cmrloyri
isd c/irly every en * et them njis it.
JJ. SBI'Jiir. of Oswwii , lllch.wrltei : I hzie
u/edyocr Eee ! tje ! Oil en bci'es for diJIfrent
dl'tiief , aad found ittodoj ftasj-onieo m-
naadf d. It his done justice for m ver tlm ,
and U ths bnCU tr - n and t a t , I ver
ykat tto medical j Er.
iizicar. Hall. P. Qrj i o cetr
medidaa
NERVOUS DEBILITY
Humphreys' n from oven < mr'ctr
Indiscretion
Beenlnu 20jMrs . -
b thn most
c-ssful Mffiedy known. Frf < r > Jt T" ! m
tialsanJ Urz * ial o < noi.tlcrJorJS. ntp Uq
free on r lpt of prlcB. Mt3IPHRB73
r > MCO . MED CO . ' 09 Fultcn fct. . M w OTk.
Illiut. C.Ju < f Kwrfpts aplSdi ; 3p
DK. A. S. PE 'DEKY.
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
2P HB
ICAL OFflCZ.
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