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-V * - > 7r-- I ATTORKEYS-tT-UW. Hra.Jf A.ST. orB W. W BAKILSTI STURCES & BARTLETT , TTOP-S'T-AT-LA-VT o i.Cr A Onjit . > eo. GHAELES POWELL , TCS7ICEOKTHE HE Ct ! orcw lltfc aed WM. SIMERAL , 4 TTOnSEY AT LAW-CampbtU1 ! A. ISth Street. betwetn Farr-bam and Dou OMAHA. KKD. _ _ D. L. THOMAS , i TTORJ "KY AT LW Loam aer y. trayi J\ _ and edit ixJ titat * . Room , Oreljhton Bl'-sV. A. C. TRQUP , TTORXEr AT LAW Offlc * IB Haawom'i A Elect , nltli Geort * E. Prltchett. 1606 Fatiihmn St. OMAHA. NEB. DEXFER U THOMAS , ft TTORNZY AT LAW Cralcfanank S Balld A ng A. H. CHABWICK , AT LAW Offite 1104 Famtaa ATTORNEY Str n. _ _ A. 3WASTZIANDE * TTORNEY ATLAW-Cor. 13th and Famkfto WILLIAM AFOKDA. . i TTORXtri" AND COUNSELOR AT LAW _ TX Itooai No. 6 , Trcciior Blooi , opposite Post Offlre OMAHA. N WM. L , PEASODY , OCco In Crclchtoa Block , nest t3 PostOCM , OUAHA , BBASEA. JTOTAEY rUBUO. COLLr. T1QSB SIABB . D. rnCLAUCHUN. 1 TTOKNEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE OFt , tTHE PEACE Southreit corutr DjcglasSt. gyCollectlnug Prpoptiy Attended O'SRIErfi 8ARTLETT , -at- Law Attorneys - , OFnCE-Ur.lon nioek.Fin ggth MIC" Famhaa A.LRQB1S3H. A TTORKKY 4.T LAAV. Rooa Or ! fbtoa JlL Bl ck. OMAHA Keb. tuni-U ATTORNEY AT LAW. KARSACH ELCCK. COR. DQUCISTH STS. OMAHA. NEB. W. J. Conneli , Attorney-at-Law. O ( Me * ' Front room ; , r.p cl&lrs , In Hanieom'B new brick bulldtcg- . W. comer Fifteenth Mid Farnham EtreoU JODM L KEDICS. UHA E. RKDIC& . Attorneys-at-Law , Spool J attention will bt Riven to all BUlU apuiiiBt corporatioaa cl Tirr d * < ripiloa ; will practl < e tn U .thiCoarteoi tb 8tat and the United Stitci. Oac . Fambam SU , oppOCiM Court TTnuw. EDWARO W SiMERAL , TTOUJVKT AT LAW Roora 8 Crelgbtcn \ _ Block , lotn.i-.ad Douglas utreata. no"uh G. F. SANDERSON , TTORrrEY AT LAW ! FarnhAja SUtot Omaha PARKS GODWIN , 1 TTORNEY AT LAW 14th aad JStrete. . Ith G 1" . Doane w. T. tacnimm. Q. J. HUKT RICHARDS & HUNT , Attorneys-atf-Law , nrnc Zlfi Ronih Fnurlfe--tri Str t. EAST INDIA < SOLE MANUFACTURERS 05UH.I. Kcl . Anewan-l hlf-crto unknoiTl rcratdy for ill dls-fi-os cf ti.s KUu'Tj , BlaJUer , aua Urinary Organa. " " "it wii poeitnely cure I > iat-tt < onv i urop- Fj. Hrliibt' * DIIOK . inabilitv i taln or exucll D Unne. C U'rh ot bsltlin. , hU'b colored wid * camy urlna , I' lnJui L t ii-tluc , LMK BACK , Ocneral WeaLncsg , nJ all K in.l Com- plaiute. It avoM-t in croal mdlcli , Ii certain in It eflaa'a and < vr ? * ti o nnthln ' .S6 cin. For -ale y all O cjrjuw or cent by mall ll upon receipt 0 ( tli l > ilo , 2.10 DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. , PROP'RS , Toledo , O. i Stnd jour a < * dree for our llttln book , \Eow a Ute * u EaTfil. " JAURfi K. IKH. As nt Inr NrhrwVa. II0.11E TESTL1IO.VY. Bear what Cx Varor Girvej , an fcnd promlnvnt cltmn of IVfj-in , JITS : rio-A. O , L > rctmVtr r9 , 1879 The PR. BosivtoMtn ervs Co. I'iqaa , O.t GR.Tt M's l"\ \ under niuijobllfatlons to you fir tha relief aHotdai rne i > tlio usso'yoar Inva'uaMe tneJIclne , l > r. ItrKinko's Rheumatic Cure. I har h on for many i ca s a tufferer Ircn Chronlo Hhaumausm. sufle Inp at timer raert excruc atln juns , and ilcprltlne ni cf many u'ch' ' ' t , ' ! < * p. After o n-nltlne & nnmbet of ph\rioass and oUMuinir no rclnf. 1 mm mcnced nvlnc your Th cmntc Cure and aftei Uflr.f four bottlv. and taVinr < he RIood rurifier lu connee'IoT ' with . ' , I tmaln ; * ly cu > dtret from itny pain , be ! to attend to nv tulucii , nd rratinp ptff llj cotuforul > ' al ntc1 1. JUsprctful y your ? , b. B. "AailT FR KB Dr. fataiito'i Trtatift cit Rhmtma titatand filtf it .t en appliaKicu. Address The Dr , BosanVo Medicine Co , " HQUA , OIUO. c. r. : snSWfcwtf Agent. Omaha. SANTA CLAUS FOUND. Qreatcet Discovery of tne Age. Wonu rfuldlscoTerI slnthi.'irorldha\ebcenniade Among oihor things h re Sania Cau ! stayed , Children oft ask If he raaVes coeds or not , If really he Hvc in a mouutvn of snow. Last year an eicnr ion sailed clear to the Po.e ArdsuJdenlvdroppcdir.towhatKScracdliVei.hoi Where wonder of xranders they found anowland , * hUe fairy-UK * fcoinss appeared oil aoh hand. There wre tnncnuane Li oure , w th more beaatlf nl rroea , And fir brthter kio than ever were ee n , Bj. v".h the hues af a rainbow irtr * found , Wt2 * flo frs of cxquisiu fracranco nrr grow Icj axonnd. * Not lone were thty left tonnd r in doubi A bxlnt : soon cam * th / h d hoard much about , Twa Sanui CIvis' sH aod this they all ray , 3e lnoked like the pirtu-e r < e svar } ' d y i E drove up a ream that looked vrvque r , Traa a team f trrasehoppcra instead of reindMr. Ha rode tn a theil instead of a tlekrh , But be took thorn on toud aud dror thcra a ay. He ahowtd them all urer hl > vrcuderful tealn , And factories mains ; roods for vi-omeu nd men , Furriers were workia ? on hats crest and KnaJI , To Bunoe's trft > Siid thev trrrescndlcj : thta all. J-a Kktvle , the Glove aliVer.toldthtm at cnee , All our Glores w e are sending to Buncc , Stnta showed them ecspeniiers and macy thlcra nore. Ei > < cff I a s toot th-se to friend Bunce'g store. Si = ta Claua then -abltpcreJ a secret he'd tell , Al in O "aha ei cry one Vne * BnnM veil , He therefcre shouio teed his poods to hii car * , aoTi : his friends win pet their full shxrc. Sov renumber i e du-tUers in Omshi to Ti , All lip -R-aEj pr .aati ta Pusts't go round , For shirts , cell re , or s'STts grwit asi ssiiU , nd TOUT alstcr cr Hint cse u.d lit. Chsasfca Httttr c " | PEE DAILY BEE. OMAltt PUBLISHES . PrF-PR.ETORS- ktt i - ' A Strut , > u j' > * 1 Crpy 1 jear. in adr c& , ( ? 5 tilu ) . . .JS.OO 6 moot- " " . 1 4.00 Snonths " " . 1,00 T ME T BIE5- THE MAILS. C , * X W. K.R.S30 , . m , S:10p. : to. C. B. t Q 6 : ' 0 a. m. , 2 ; 0 p. ra. O. It i t f R. R. . 6:30 , m. , 2lOp. : m. C- & fit Joe rSO a. m 8 City t P 5:80 : n. tn. U. P. R. R.llUOa 13. O. & R. V. to Llrcojo , 10 a. m. B. A-M. R.BS:40a : ID , O. i N. TF. , 7:30 a m. ornre-o 0. iN. W. JI.R , 11 . m. . 11 p. m. 0.1ti0.1Ia.in , 6:89p. m. C.K I. iP. , 11 a. m , lip sn. C. B. & S , 'oe.,11 ' e.a. , 11 p. ta. XJ P. R. R. . 4 p in O. K. V. Jrom llnooln , 13:10 p. w , H Ct'y i P. , ll a. m. B. i . InNcb. . p. in. I o at m ils ( or SUU icnra leare but oaeo a Uav , vi:4-JOa : n. OjBc < Oiinfri'm 12 to 1 p. m. Stmd'ri. TdOUAS F. HALL ionnait r. Arrival And Departure of Trnina CNION PACIFIC. LEAVE. ARBJTX. Fxprtw.2is p. m. SrJip.m , o Mined e.inp m. 4:2Sp.m. do Fni.bt 6SOa. n. l:40p. if , do do 8.16am. lS:90u. m. TlilE D4RD OF THE BUKLINGTON. LUVX OMAHA. JLHR1VX OMAIU. prrts S.0p : m. Kxpmi 10.-00a.rc , ilail e(0 : a. m. Mali 10:00 : p. m. Suadajg Exuepttd. Suncnjb Exci CmOaaO.'KOi E ISLAND & PACIFIC. Mall 6:00 : a. m. 1 Mail 10:00 p. m. 8:10 : p.m.1 Express..10:00 : a. m. CHICAGO NORTHWECTEHN. Mall 6 : da. ra. I Mall 7:80 p , m. Exprew SUO p. ni.lEipre's..10:00 6.03. KANSAS Cnr , ST. JOE & COUNCIL BLUFFS. Itxvi ABBIVB. Mult S:00a.m. : I Emreas 7Warc. : Express 0 : 0p.m. | Mall 7:25 i.m. The on v line running l uiman : Sleeping Caw ont of Omab * to Union Depot. OUAHA NORTHWE-TERH AND tSIOUI CITY i PACIP.O EAILROADS. Eiprcse 8:00a. rn I Fxpres' . . . Dalit ExceptSund s. B. 4 M. B. R. In NEBRASKA. Omaha ( I ) } 8:001 : rnIJ'ucar)7Vi \ K'ed'noud flvV&'o"ra Ke ( ) < \ > m : ra K l loud ( rr 75f pm 1 Plattsn'th ( ar ) 4:20 p m " ' "m'gtoniArD:2Jpm [ ) I Om haarr-.4:5o pm REPUBLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY. ( lv ) 8nj : a m | tsloomVton ( arl0pm ) 'ton l:3jpm I HiS-ln a ( re:65p : m Oil.aas ( U ) 7:80 : a ro | IndUntla ( rl-0pm ) i ( ar ) 7:03 : p in | Ii.dlanoaIi ! ) 1:30 : pa sionx CITY i ST. PAUL R. B. MJ1 6:10 : a m I Eip-eea 10:00 a m ft t. . 0pm Nail 7'W p m WABABU , &T LOOH& PACIFIC. MftU 9a.m. I Mill t'.SS P-m. BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. RR - Li > e Ornaa * , dally. S a in , 9 a. m. , 10 a a. , 11 a. m , 1p.m. , X p. BJ.,3p. m,8p. m,6p m , Ix-a\a Coondl Bluffa ; 8:25 : a. m , 9'M a. m. , 10 : a. m. , 11:15 a. ni , 1 : 5 p m , 2:23 p. m. . BX5 p. m , 5:2ft p. m. , 6:31 p. . , Tour trip * on 6 mday , leaiini : Omaha at 9 and 11 * . m. , 2 and B p. ra ; Council BluSf al C2J , 11:15 : a. mtnJ 25 : and :2S : p m. Loare miha : fl a. m. , 7 a. m.8' 0 . ui. , 1 p m. , 4:60 p. m. , 7:26 : p. m. , l. * ivij Council B ufT § : 615 a. in , , D:40a. : m. , 11:40 am.S:25p m , 7.00 p. m. , 7.M p. m. Dally txcept Sundhj. OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY B. B ui\TS , jlajl 1U : 5 Hi. , 3p.m. U il } except Sundays. COMMERCIAL. Omaha Wholesale Markets. OMAHA , August 3 , 1880. BUTTER AND EUU8 , rholcetnbls . . . . 1014o Packers lota . TfelO Fresh ejgs , per doa. . . . . 124 U ° D93r . " PODMRY. .nickins , per doz . 22) Ducks . . S9 GROCERIES. EUOABti- CntLoai . 10 Powdered. . . . . 1 1 Granulated . 103 Standard "A" . 1 2 OffA . W C . - . 93 Extra choi ce and very bright . . . 50 Bright Table Drips . 4o New Orleans Mollaeae . W ) Market advancing. COFFEE. Tlio , prima to choice . Rio coed to prime . 164 Rio fair to good . la Mocha . 37 0. G.Java . . . . . . . . HICE. Choice. . . . . . Gojdto primo. . . . . . . . . Si OldPranea . 63 Cunant , choioo naw . BlackBerries . Raspberries . . . Pitted cherries . Michigan grtd Apples . 8 N. Y. Sliced < 7 . 9 Evaporated " . * State Peachw . < Salt Lake Peaches . 16 California Peaches . 15 CANNED OOOD3. "S''OyBt rg , 2 Ib cans , $ case. . 8 70 do do 1 Ib c n , per case. . 240 Lightweight Oysters 2 Ib tf CMO 2 90 Salmon , lib , doren . 175 do 21b. , . 2 65 Standard Tomatoes,2 Ib , t ? case 2 30 " S Ib , CM * 3 00 Standard Peaches , 3 Ib , 4 ? oase. 4 40 " " 2 Ib , I ? oasa. 3 40 Raf pberries , 2 It ) , I * cats . 3 00 Blackberries , 2 Ib , case . 3 80 Corn , 2 Ib.tf case . 3 SO Apples , Ga ) , $ dor . 375 Narrow 1'at Pees.2 Ib , case. . 4 00 S trifl ? Beans. 3 Ib. per c e. . . . 2 40 SUNDRIES. Nutmegs. . 10 Pepper . 17 spice . 17 Cloves . 45 Codsia. . . . . . . . . . * . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Rjpa . 94 Cundlec. 16o = . 13 Greenwich Lye.iXir'.caBa . S 85 Beaaspar bushel . 1 80 Cheese fuUcrewn . 114 Window Glsss , CO p r cent , discount - count off list. HARDWARE. IROK. Common bar . . . 3 Horse-shoe bar . 4 Norway ntll rod . 3 B7EEL. Castplow . 9 Arc. cast , tool . . . . 18 a'p' Eng. do . 25 hAILS. Ten ? , tipwardg. . K 50 B'rd'd's shoe 'g . 560 mule" . C50 Omaha nails ten * , upwardi. . . 350 Nw'gtr'ahn . . . . 23@SO Putnr m nails . 23 < § SO DRV GOODS. BROWN COTTONS. AtlantiB "H" . 72 do "P" . 7. Pepperell "O" . 7 } do "R" . 7 | uu lp Jj . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ol 4 IndUnHead . 8 Nebraska. Standard "AA" . DES111S. Amoske&s . 16 Beaver Creek. "AA" . 14 do "BB" . 1 Haymakers . Palmer . g Otia " XA" . 13 do "BB" . _ 14 do idV/ . . . . . * * * 13 _ / * * * * * * * * * * Warrea "AXA" " . 15 do "BB" , . . . . . . . . . 14 do "CO" . 13 BLEACHED COTTONS. do Cambric Fruit of the Loom . ID v wYorfc Mills . 15 * Hills'Muslin . 11 WamsntU . 12i Pepperell . . . li@27i I1CKKGS. Amofikfiaz . . . . . . . . . . . . . * IS Falls O.B.O . 20 da "AA" . lit do "AAA " . - 16 I Peoil RJrer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 -Jclekl. , , Ttr a 0 IB 7UVTB. Allmny . ? i Albion . 7 * Hannnny . 5 | American . 7 AUen's . 6 1-2 Allen's links . 8 Ancona fancy . 71-2 Manchester . 8 Merrimjir . 71-2 Merrimac ehirtinsi . C 1-2 RichmnndB . 6 1-3 Richmond ! , E . 71-5 Sprajue'a . 61-2 3inipion' raourcicf ? . 7 1-2 Simpson' * black . 71-2 Asaerican . , 10C11 Amoskcaif , . 12 Awning itripej . 1 < 1 Letvi'tonA . 17 1-3 Hamilton . 111-2 Omega . Ual2 Pittafield. . 1 LUMBER. Framing. 18 ( t. end undsr. . . . 530 00 Each add. ft. over IS , per it . . 60 Fencing , No. 1 , 12 t20 ft. . . . 22 00 " No. 2 , 12 tr jO ft . . . 20 H ) Shtetinp , dres ad , > o. 1 . 20 .0 lxo.2 . Itf 00 Common boatds , drecd . 22 00 biocs : EOAKUE , Astock . 40 00 B " . 3500 C " . SOOO Commoa stock . 25 00 ftOOHISQ. No , 1 flooring . 4000 No.2 " . 3500 No. 3 " . 2500 Yellow pice flooriDg , No. 1 . . . . 45 00 No. 1 tiding.- . 2500 No.S " . 22 CO No.3 " . 2000 PICKBTfl. No. 1 pickets. p r M . 3250 No.2 " " . 2500 FIXI3HI30 , No. 1 finish , 1 J , 1J , and 2 in , . . 55 00 No.l " lla . 6000 No. 2 " 1 J , li , acd 2 In . . 45 00 No.2 " lla . 4000 No.3 " in..f. . S3 00 SHIP LAP. Plainshiplap . 2300 OG " No. 1 . SOOO No.2 . 2500 " No.S . CE1UJJG. g beaded , 8 in. , No. 1 . 2500 11 No.3 . 2300 J " 4 and 6 in , , No. 1. . . 4000 " " " No.2. . . 3503 CorrugaUd ceiling , No. 1 . 60 00 SHINULKO. A star ( be t ) sh ngles . 3 75 No , 2 " . 300 No.S " . 280 Lath . 4 00 Lime , bbl . 185 " bulk.porbu . 40 Cementbbl . 200 lowft plaster , bbl . 250 Michigan plaster , bbl . 2 75 Hair , per bu . 25 Tarred felt. 100 Ibs . 300 Straw board , " . 400 O G bat tons , per 100 f t liu. . . 1 25 Well cnrbing . 3000 Rongh , and 2 In. , in baHs , per00ft.lin . 60 POSTS Cedar halves , 7 in . 18 " Cin . 16 " Quatt r8In . 16 Oak , 4x4 . 90 " 4x6 . 40 0 G casing , 51 and 6 in , , psr 100ft.lin . 308 Oak plank aud timber , p r M. 40 00 Clear ponlar : . 50 OC Bhwlf. Walnut . 10000 HIDES , Green hides , per _ Ib . 6 Gretn cnred bidei . 7t Dryhidea . 15al7 Drys&Hed hid * . 10 12 SheapPelta . 2Sal 50 Tallow . * ! LIQUORS , WINES , ETC. High wines , per gal . . . . . . . . . . 1 OS Aloohnl , 180 per cent per gal. 2 10 Fren h spirits , proof . 1 13 Marshall's bourbon whisky. . . . 1 23 Miller's bourbon whisky . \ 2i Brandy , very fine , per gal. . . . 2 00a8 00 " common to fine . 160 Gin , 100 per cent . 160 " Holland. 90 per cent . 12.1 Rumz , miid Jamaica , per gal. 1 BOaS 00 " New England . 200 Kennedy Bitters per nJ . 1 60 " percaae . 760 " " per 100 csei 7 00 Champagnes , pints In basket : . 351)0 ) Domestio champaign * . . . . . . . . 22 00 Pott wine , per oose . 1 B0a3 00 Sherries . 160300 Ales , Edlnburg . 275 " BaM&Co.3 . 225 Guinness Dublin atoul . . 2 25 LEA1KER. B ft elaughter sole . 82 Bsatoak . 41 French kips . 1 IPal 40 French oalf , l adinab ftnd . . . 1 60a2 10 Domeiiloklpi . T6l 10 Dome-tic calf . 1 10il SO Hemlock npper , i-erfool . 25a28 Oak upptr , per foot . . . . . i5a 6 Grain , upper p r foot . 25 Linings , per doi . . . S 00&9 60 Toppings , p r doz . 1100 Morrocoa ( bootleg ) per foot. . . 35 ' 5 " oildr i ed . S3 " Simon per skin . 3 OOaS 2. " glove kid . 81 Boot TTibbinsr , per f . s . , . ii HARNESS I > ATH2E. No. 1 Pittsburg oak . 44 No. 1 Pittsburg oak . 42 No. 1 Cincinnati oak . 41 No. 2 Cincinnati o k . 39 No. 1 hemlock . 39 No.2H nlock . 37 COAL RETAIL. AnthraciU . 1060 Bloesbutg . 12 OJ Wyoming . 860 OskalcKua . B 50 Iowa nut . 5 00 White Breast . 560 "I had Buffered for a long tim with go. itre , cake or swelled Liver , indigestion and general bad health , aiid after trying many other remedies , nothing done me s > much good as Simmons' Liver Regulator. It cured me , and now I have not to take any meduine. foI < am we 1 ; but I shall keep it in the house to cure any one else of the family that have anything the matter. It is good for nearly evervt in ? . "M. I. WILTA , Clinton , Ga. " A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. For the speedy cure of Consump tion and all diseases that lead to it , such as stubborn coughs , neglected Colds , Bronchitis , Hny Fever , Asth ma , pain in the side and cheat , dry hacking cough , ticklinq in the throat , Hoarseness , Sore Throat , and all obronie or lingering diseases of the throat andlunsts , Dr. King's New Dis covery has noequaland has established for itaelf a world-vtfde reputation. Many leading physicians rtcommond and use it in their practice. The form ula from which it is prepared ia high ly recommended by all medical jour nals. The clergy and the press have complimented it in the most glowing terms. Go to your druggist and get a trial bottle free of COB : , or a regular size for gl.OO. For sale by d(5) ( ) J. K. ISH , Omaha. OHIOAGO SHOT TOWER 00. Misnf ictuiers t STANDARD SHOT BE SURE TO BCY IT. THE BEST IN MARKET. E. W , BL1TCHFOED & CO. Utr aoturera c , ' . L i Kue. ieetasd BIT I , d , 2ixi Tla , ? lft aao Soldtr. I aci 0" ariOUCiU OEBSBS SOLICIT 2. 70 NORTH CLIHTON ST. , CHICAQQ , ttziws Educatad Ranchmen. A wri'er ' in Chambers' Journilrayi : "In Oo1or do there IB a clas of highly educated rr.cn engaged in the cittl ? trade. The mon re tunburned nnd wear flannel shirts on the ranohi but none vrtii miatske them for oommon nr ignorant persr-ng. Thy fire > n vf rv many 'sts pontlemcn r f culturs and standing In tlio circ'o ' of rMichiueu whose ucamintarss I form d fluiing my stay , there w r levarsl of nnd- erabl wealth and scholarly t in- rn nta who , traveling hi the w it for health , bad baooma intarested IB thfi cattle business , and anahantcd br the wild , open air lifo , end who hcd in vested in stcok. ringhtd it , aud wore enjoying tha liinate , the frerdmand the axciteiuent , aa well as the money h bringi. One gentleman hnd ba n in the royal navy of Graat Brit in ; but he now Hkej the billowy praitis bfttrr than the depp blue iaa. A neighbor was one of the heat ce lo- g'sts iu America. Trayelng in the pursuit of hii profession , he saw there va.3 money in the cattle , and BO lert hit GMthetio Boston home f"r a tent on the plains Another aoientlst whose name is kncwu on two eonti * nenta , h s during the pist y ar gone heavily into the business. Two Har vard graduates nre on ranchi-a a-1 } > in- inz. Two younp Englishmen ed'ica- ed in Germany , herd their own flooVs and live temporarily in a dug out. At the ranch where I was entertained , I saw three youths , brown and b shful , corca every evening home with the horsea and ride away in the early dawn , at breik-nock pace , after th snorting herd. They looker ? like any farm boys ; yet in the evening when work was over , and they aat on the steps with the family , their talk wa wonderfully bright and interest- intj. Two of them had traveled in Eu opa. One was the son of an ex- Senator of California ; another was the nephew of a general nflloprof the United States army ; and th third was the > nn of a distinguished citizen of New York. They are aa well read boys nn one on find anywhere. In delisnte hen'th ' they l ft the ci'y to rough it in the pralrien , and are stout \nd well nnw. Being busy from morning until m > ht , riding all day over the blossoms and ths freih gran , and learning the osttl * buslnes * f om the beginnlntrthese lad' will no doubt in a few years own ranches and herdi of their own " Aloagtbo Ota.ii Northern. A aorreapoadent of the Salt Lake Tribunt , writinc fiom Red Rook , thus daitribes the country through which the Utah Northern passes : "Learinj there , coming south , we pt3S np the baautiful valley of th Hid Rock river , then up to the sum mit of the Rocky Mountain range. where the dividing line betwsen Hun * tana and Idaho putB i. Th I piint IB 138 milas uoiti of Ogdan , and Ii milei from R d Rock , uud 0,860 feet above the sea. This ploca is aalled Monida , and the water north of the line flows iuto the Miisonri and finds its way into the Qulf of Mexico , whlla the v&itr falling south of this point flows into tha SnaAca Sivar and thente into tha Paeifio ftt tl.o month of the Oulutubia. But wa spaed on and soon reach Beiver canyon , d iwn whish the road winds nnd twists for eight or tea miles. This canyom < a fu 1 of interest to ihs tourist nnd lover of the baiu- ties of nature. As no cuter then - yon the walis on eithtr aide er * low and abrupt , and being shaped simi'sr ' to the -walls of old cattlea , wiili tur ret * , naves and aurvrfp , presents an attractive and waird appearance M wa df-acend down the narrow gaugr. Tha road is full of ikarp eurvei , and ia ofiea built upon great rock" , Trfcieh had to ba leveled doivc by removal and blasting , nnd tnan filling ia with earth for hallaat that had tu btt carted frum a distance for that purpose. In other pic eta high walla had to be constructed upon which to place the road-bad , while hcve and tber the gwifi atraam Is crested by 'bridgor , and the whole length of tha canyon , thd read is a succession of sharp curves end heavy prada The sides ar lined with large and small pine trees. Take the ent ro canyon , and seldom is ( here a finer ona to bo found for romantic retreats and beauty. The many niaa rivulets fr-m side canyons , and epringe thit &ov into the mainstream of spartlmr water in which trout abound , ade mooh in interest tn the place. Perllato Ta.as Teeth New Yoj Sun , Jn'y ' il. "Parties losing their teeth while bathing c u have them replaced ia one daj , " ia the aiv rtiB m nt of u Third avenue dentist. An unquirer at this dentist's rooms y wtordny lonnd a lady temporarily in charge. "Do many peraop lose their t eth while they are bathing1 ! "Oh , a great many , " aha slid. "You often hear of paopltt aneesing their teeth out of ea windows , but we never had but one cage of that kind. It is different in the surf , where people get to laughing and carrying on. We have had so many cases that my brother thought ho would put an adver tisement in pspen. Last ireek a gen- tlomau came to us,1' the lady contin ued. "He was an old gentleman , but was little end spry. He said he knew his teeth were goinc ; , both tots , the upper and lower , but ho couldn't get hjs hands up through the water quick enough. He saw them sftor they \r re in the water , .and ipabbad for one of them with both haada , but he couldn't catch it. The wave dashed iuto hia mouih , he said , while it was open , and he was so startled that/ when he ejected tha aih water the t eth went with it. His description of it wes very entertaining. "When water is dashed into the mouth it tomutitnea get * under the edge of the plate and loosens it , " the woman explained. She added , "When a person sneezes , on the other hand , the teeth tro loosened by the violent action of certain muaolea in the arch of the mouth. " "I suppose more -women than men lose their taeth in tha surft" the re porter aaid. "Oh ; about as many men coma to us as women. It has been suggested that people with false teeth deposit thim in tha safes at the bathing- housea , and I really dn not sea any good reason why teeth should not be left with the clothing in the dressing r < oms. But people are peculiar. There are very feir ladies who , even when they are bathia ? with intimate friends , would allow the.r companions to see them withont their teeth. I have got BO now that that J can tell false teeth at a glance , and it seems to me that nearly half the people I meet have false testh. " The lady explained that if an ap plicant -R-ould remain in the dental rooms sa that the csst eould ba tritd in his moub , it was possible t * make a set of teeth fer him in two hours and a half The Largest Botanical Dspot. According to acorresoondent cf The Raleigh ( > . C. ) News , the Urg t botinical depot in the world is located at Statesville , North Carolina. The snterprising firm which controls it has now in stock 1700 varieties of roots , herb , birks , Qcedsfiowera and mctses and all sorts of plants for herbariums , some of themp&culiar to theflora of the state and other * found mora abundant ly there tiianelseThere. The quanti ties now on hand vary from SO to io.OCO pou'xris cf each kind. They p y the collectors either iecajh or gocis and last war thay dispasad in th way of 40.0,000 wo ; Their warehouses hnve 270,000 square feet of fl-x Ting , which w 11 givg an idea r f their capacity for soris of th * product ! Jhpy are eel ecting from ftll rf. They rece'ved the only that wau awarded at thp P.iris ejpo < 5tion in 1878 for their splendid varietv of tndizioua plants used in At the centenri l cxposi- tm ui Philadelphia in 1S70 they re- eaived a a milar medal , and tfid arti cles thay axhibited a e now on exhi bition in the main building Ths ex- lihit th'V made a * Pans thry gro ta Patent OtSce \Wh5ngtnn , D. C. [ t is a notabls faot that in the Ohero- ee tet'lsnaont in the westarn part of orth Oar'l'ni there are more men , vornen and obildran at work collfct- ng * he various her s to be found there n the wild mounta'ns than at any 3rvious time , and this industry , es- .ibli hed by thta .enterpriainj firm , las given employment to those Chero- t a perple who never czeitad them- salves in the If a t before f r a livrli- They nhioped list year 1,800- )00 ) p-unrlB of these roots , herbs , etc. abroad and otherwise. Tfce Lime Kiln Club D-trolt Frt Prtn. The FflO'etiry announced a com- in from Bu3hn lITa , , stitine ht a 1 ical debiting society of colored mon hid 0,1 i stuck on a question and desired t ho assistance of tha club The society had found iteelf uuable to ur o aa to whioh of the many manacs put forth contained the iio t trustworthy weather prediction' , and it ha * been agreed to adopt the one in uf e by the Lime Kiln club. "Gem'len , " said the president in reply , "I fink dar de inhabitants ob dis kentry am payin' altogedder too much "tenahun to dis wedderquethun , Dar's a groan o' despair when it's hot , an' a growl o' dhpleshur when it's cold. If it rains somebody raises a row , an' if it's dry somebody else has i bone to pick wid da powers above. Ebery red-headed , one-hoes white man ebery broken-down two-cent larky , has got de idea in his head dat do Lawd em boun' to send him 'long let da sort o' wedder he wants , no nttter 'bout de rest ob de kontry. ole man Rubottom , libinj up dar by my cabin , hsi got about hftaen lerte worf o' pardon truck back of hia mine , an' when it's hot or oold or wet or dry ho am so agitated dat he f r- [ its d-ii any odder soul in dis kentry ias sot out an onion or planted a 'la ter. Mo'dan fifty y'ars ago I corns to de conelushnn dat I must put up wid ieh wadder &s do Lawd cim m , no nattar wbe-dder it brought on chil blains or rheumatics , an' it was a ; reat burden off ray mind. I f.tke it ist as it corn's , keepin' do ole um- ) r lla in good repair , and doan' know nuflLn' 'bout almanacks an' I doan1 want to. " "To die for one's kentry am gloru , " legan the old man AS ho Hrcne in his majesty , "but to live to plant bains uid f t out ouions and raise lat-rsara jeltaliftl ! . I want to say now bsfo' de prl'.tica ! campiisn opens , dat any nember of dis club who neglects his arden pateh to hurrah for auy candi date or help along any boom will ba walked np hero p > vrerful sudden , " 'olyticks ' never yit put a dollar in any nast man's pocket , nor added an lonef11 'af of bread to any laborin' man's cupboard. Di ofBs hunter who will shake hands wid you an' buy vita whisky fur your atomach will to morrow eolaly pass TOU by an' 8 e ron want for braad. Lat 'em alonf. lut dem dp da hurrahin' da biomin" , de mnrchin' , and de drinkin' , uud vou'll have a bettah lookin' coat on back an' more respect fur yersolf mder yr wests. Dat's all jest novr , > ut I Rholl keep the subject in pickl * "or afurdtr r : Story Ovnaldaratm Told- Salt Ldki Tr bun * . Uu Tue < day night of last week a par- y of frpi htera at Cottonwood , Wy- ouiir.g , ducovered a roan carrying off ropj thit bebnged to them , he ing uoeldotcd to IOCBOH a mule ut , hw end of it. The freighter * left kim np a tree , and the pents vrho ut h U down in tha morning could find ne elue to his identity , except R card in n's peek t having the name of ' 'F. G. Woody , 843 Fifteenth street , Den ver , " on it. Pawneu Springs. Kcrtb. Pia't * Ktj.noli n. Pawnee Springs , nine miles east f this ci > y , are wcirtn a trip of a hundred tone. They are on the btneh ! and , about a hundred yards from the base of tha north foot hilh. Tney BIO two m number , and about twenty feet apart , tnd have \v. rn a gully abou twofcnd a half fdot oeapthtou > { h whuh the water flows off. Thesmnll- r sprins ; throws upward two streams of ivfcter the s Be ot a man's wrist and siuullar trcanm the size of iugers. The l < rner spring throws a stream full seven inches in diame- fir , straight upward from the bowels of MjtherEarth , forming first in a pool and then flowing off down the gully. In the middle of the pool the iiiahiug vrater carries with it small cloudd of tine white sand , ever changing into the must beautiful shapas of clouds , boquets , roseaUnd- scapes Hnd every form imaginable. These sand clouds do not reach the top of the pool , and the drink of water - tor from the surface ia cool , clearsoft and grateful. One can drink it , whether thirsty or not , drink becmse it tastes good aud then drink again because its coming into the upper world is in a manner an beautiful. Western Nebraska is not noted for beautiful scenery , yet from thcia springs is to bo enjoyed one of the most exquisite views. The bench 1 tnd shelvoa oil' to the southward al most imperceptibly , and merges into tha bottom lands which stretch eest and west as far as the eve can reach with a rich green coating of waving vrrdure. Oouraing down the bench land , flows the water of the springs , and beyond lies tha railway with a awift moving train of locomotive and cars. Bsyond that the waters of the Platte spread out , doited hero and there with islands famous * , for thuir bright color and described by every one aa more like immense jew els than verdura covered ielinds. And beyond the river , full air miles over plain and water , broken and twisted into ovary phase of na ture wrecked earth , lie the ioot-hilla of McPherson. Though rising ouly o few hundred feet shove the euiface of the plain , they present all the features of rau < ; h mountains. Steepi that cannot bo climbed , and peaks sharp at earth lances , and rwices , with the scant verdure , extending a face to the view of several miles in extent , all muko up the popular idea of monn < tijns. Only distance and actual highJ of these bill ? , for they are apparent ! } high enough , are lacking to make them a real mountain scene. BRIO-A-BRAC. Ladies are wild about "Brie a Bras" and will talk , talk , tslfc aboui them world withmis end. Such ladiei should bsSOZODOST and tne it ba fore they cesc-int upon their hobbies especial'y if the prosecuted one 13 i mile. It gives a flavor to the con versa'fon. _ SpAi.DiSG'3 G&CZ will prevent < break in a fire hoar's tilk on bric-a bras. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ FOR FTTT5 , AXE IJJ. , Vt. , Septerbsi Ii. -'I tv3intd grsttlyfor yaira tea PHui rsliaf with withJ tha tiliiue sliowi srmt4m ] | ) ( of rttuni , aa liaa b u the CM * , I have never failed to chech it by t > > ue of this nmliciiis ! I have & son elerrn years old wh' > Iind for ytars uniforrnlr wet hi b l nichti. and all the prMcriptKma of different { ihysicians \7ers inefldctu-il in checkiap it. 1 was a - sund by a pliytScian that "Kidni'w-Wort" wa. just t a rriiiiicind to cnr him , tnJ ur tnouich a tri-'l n-as eciaplctuly EUC- fnl. I rt anl tht inadisint inv Iual > : or Pilw and Ki.lnev . disaake. . "SAMtEL CULIUHP. ' Kucciea'a Arnica Siilva The BEST SALVE in the world f or Juts , Bruisus , Sores , Ulcers , Salt Iheura , F < v r Sores , Tetter , Chacp- Hands , Ghilblnins , Corns , and all cinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve guaranteed to jflre perfsat satiafas- iod in every case or money re landed. nee 25 cants per box. For esle by 8dly J K TSR. F V R AGUE. Defensive Medication 1 a preuu'lnu vh oh ihonld neter b ner'eot- ' d when canjrr ii present , and therefore a our-o of the Bitters at this s ou ii partli ular. r detlrable , e pic ally for the fee U und elakly. Ai a remedy for blhuU9'ie-idyjp p ia , mriou i 'e nnd uon l conii U nl' , lncr nothiuf ompamb'e to tbLi nholeom r * t irillve kFor Rilu hv all Druxcbtaaim bwleii xeunrally Ask tha reoov- red dv9D ptlcsri- | ] Ima ol ferer and CU9 , the mercurial 'Iseajed pntbnt , iortr hey rccnr rod ealth. shwrful plrltg and jood - - " * j tfj kAtL nit SIMMONS' LIVKB RKOULATOR. Th. Cho peit , Pumt and Best Family Medl- ne In the World. For DYSPEPSIA , CONSTIPATION , Jiundlca BIHiouj Attack ? , SICK HEADACIIK. Colu. De iro&sion of Spirit * , SOUR STOMACH , Ilexr Burn , Ktc. , EU. Tht ! unrlvallad Southern Remedy Ii worrantoa not to contain a ! n-le particle of MIRCTRT , or ny Injurious mlimral iab taneo , but ia Purely Vegetable. thcwo Southern RooU and Her'us , tilth au all-wne Prottiiicoe ha plaiad la ouutri 8 whore Lirer DUuie inoat prtriUI. It will oum all Dl ti > . * s u ed by Deranitemeni of hs Liver nd Jtowela. TBK SniPTOMS of LUer C--mp1ant ! arr a ilUr or bad Ute In th mouth ; Tain In tht taokMde or Jolnt , o'teii ml ak n forKhiuma- ism ; Sour StorawhLo < sbf Appetlu ; Boc li to-naUlyoostiv and lat ; IleadaKhe ; Lou of lemory. with a painful lonantlon of bavin ? fall d to do tometbingr which ought to hav b n one Debility , Low Spirits , a thiok y , Iow ap- wnrance of the ikin and Eyes , a dry Cough of- en mistaken f-r Consumption. Sometimes nnnv of ihe symptomi attend he due e , at othcra very fcw.hut the Llrtr , tht urt it orean in the body. 1 fronerally the jeat o < the dis jwe , ami if not regulated in time.jreat unorlnjj , r8tohedne and death will ensue. I can ro'ommcnd as an effloiclous remedy for llsoiso of tha Liror , Heartburn and Dyipepna , .mmcns' LIy r Rcjuliiior. Lswls O. Wundar , 625 M.Bter Street , As Utaut Post Master , 'hlladelph a. "Vie h ITU tested Its virtue" , rers'mally , and now that for Dy iepsla , Billlo'iine . and Throbblnz He-dache. it Is th best modlcin * the world ever tvr W have tned forty othaj crasdlos before r'lmnioni' Liv r Reic ilator , but lone nf them rare u more thin temporary r - el : b' t the Eeaulatnr nut only rail.Tbd , bll ur d ui- " Editor Teljjriph aad llnsanrer , iacou , Ga. uiMrriCTURsa CULT IT 3. H. 7.SIIJN & CO. , run.ADELrniA , PA. 'rk , 81.00 S < Jd by 'li'.i tnrtured rletlm , Why erota theocein tM To drinb the Sr-ltz T "ater B > Nature's fount ; nDi'H 41 When al } our t eU-l Ii , tt\-taf \ Penu thd iIf m draagkt , EbtillUntM tlia ultnr IT-o 11 Nutnra n t < u tiin quiCM. In TAERAST'S coot. Apzu'irr. Y a d m oa < h h ahn till' f Tnat GoJ , tha G eat I hy t tin , II s cast Isla the fprs'iijj : SOLD ii * AU , tmuanisTa AHEHTIOH , BUILDERS AND CON TRACTORS. Tha ownar of the celebrated Kaolin Banki , near LOUI3VILI E , NEB. , hoe now raady at the depot at Louiavilla , on lie B , & M. rnilroad , p fill any order at reasonable prices. Par * , ies desiring a white front or ornamental prick will do well to give Ui a call or sender or sample. J. T. A. HOOTEE , Prop. , Nah mm EHGINE MAjTUfACTUHED BT Mast , Fees & Co. , Springfield , 0. Thi Stronjest andMogt Durable " In the World. Hundreds In uon In loira and KtbwVa Eoid by Daalers In n arly ev ry county. This iat reproaenta ocr Buckeye Force Pump vhloh Is partlcclariy adapted to Wind Mill nse , aa it works easily and throws a constant -stream , and does not freeze up in the cold- aafc weather. Send for price list W. H. RATNER , We-ttrn A t , Ozuhi , Sap. THE ONLY PUCE WKEUE YOl can Mod a gocdudortmen : of BOOTS AND SHOES At a LOWER PIQURB than a anjr other shoe how * In the dty. P. LANG'S , 238 FARHHAM ST. LADIES' & GEKTS SHOES fflADE TO ORDER d i.perfiit It piriittiii Prfu * ' I -MA TUB , Chicago Sc. Northwestern 2,380 MILES OF ROAD I t Is the SHORT , SURE and &ift Eouti 8tr in COUNCIL BLUFFS JLVD OSIOA&O.MILWAUKEE and all points EAST uid NORTH. T OFFERS THE TRAVELING PtJBUO GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAJT AX7 OTHER ROAD IS THE WEST. ItU the ONLY ROAD b twen COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO Upon which If run PULLMMT HOTEL OAKS 1 I n addition to theaeand to pl is all class * * ol ravders. It irfveFIRSTCLASS MEALS at Its EATING STATlOXa at M cents each. TS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS ! IS COACHES AR ? THE MNESTI ITS EQUIPMEMT FIRST GLASS If you wl h the Sett Travfllnr AwowramU- I M\oa vil buy your ticket hr tab Ibut * 0-A.VU WILL TAKE NONEOTUER. AlITi.Vet Acents can lull TOU Tbrnuili Ticket * rU tliU toaU and Check unii ! IUj- fci > i t no 11 Cbirja. OMAHA TICKET OFFICE ? 1JJ Famboin gt , Cor lUb , and at Union P.clno D jv.w DEN'ER OFFICE In Tolofilo Central acd Union Facile Ticket OUSorf. SAN VKAXC12CO OFF1CS-2 * w Slontgoia. ery Street. For Information , foMrrs , mips , tic. , uot ob- alnabto at Home Ticket Office , aJJiwU any & ! > ( of the Company , or HARYIH HUCHITT , H. H. STEMNITT , Gen'l Maiuutflr , Deal Pass. CHICAGO. ILL JAMES T. CLARK , Gcn'l Ajrt Omaha 4 Council Elnffi. HORT LINE 1S8O. K.G.ST.JOE&G.B.R.R. , Is tha only Direct Lin * to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WE3T. No change ol ran between Omha and St. Lou ! * and but one between Omaha and N < * Tork. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS Riicmta ALL Eastern & Western Cities With less ahanrea and In ailrano * of oth r llnw. Thtt entire Una Ii equlpotd with Pnllmanl Palace S'c ' plnz Cars , Palace Day Cosch- Dinner's bafecy FlaUurm aod Coupler and the celebrated Wcstlngboos * Air-Brake. OrSKE THAT YOUR TICKET RGADST4 JtaTVia Kansaa City , St. Joseph andE ) XarConncilBluflsR.R..Tla Stti JB3MooanaSt.Louls.TSi Ticket * for ula at all coupon itstlots In tha We i. J. F. BARNARD , A. 0. DAWER , O n'I Supt. , Gen'l Pass. & I Inkot A j't St. Jc philo EL Jowph , Mo , W. C. SEACOKIST. Ticket Ajfcn. . 314 Fifteenth Street , bat en Farnb.au anJ Donula , rnlcn Block , Omaha. JOa.TEUO.V , A. K BARNARD. Pita. Ag nt , Omaha. Gen'rl Agent , Oinaba. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC AND St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. Tht Old Reliabli Sioux City llo\ile \ I 100 JULES SHORTEST ROUTE I From COUNCIL BLUFFS to ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH , or BISMARCK , tnd all point ! In JTo'thern Iowa. Minnesota and Dakota. Th ! lln Is . ) ii'pp il ulth thtt Ira- mivtcl Wcatlnrhou Aotomalle Air Drake- " and ililler Platform Coupler and BuCor. And for SPEE D , SAFETY AND CaMFORT i unsurpassed. Elezaut Drswinir Koom and Sleeping Cara.nwne'l and coal roll U by the com. mnr , mn Tbrouub. With tit Chang * between Jntun 1-aelle Tr n ltr r. pol , CV.ar.rtl niufTa , and St. Paul. Traln > ICITO tb Union Pacific rnnnfur Depot at Council Rlnffi , at B,6 p m. . r orhlnjr Hioar City at 10:10 p. is , , mj ht. Paul t ll:0&a. m , niaknz HOURS LV AUVAIICB o ? OIHIK Rourr. RetarnlD ? , leare Et. Paul at 3JO p m . ar- rlic at ! l ux City at 4:16 * m. . and Un'on Pagiflc Traa-fer Depot , C uneil Bluffat 9tO : a. m. Be iur that your ticketa nud ria "a. C. tP.R.R. " F.C. HILLS , Suporfntendent , Missouri Valley , lo a , P. E. KODISSOS , Ass't G n-I Pass. Agaat. J. H. O'BRYAK , HouthweaUrn Freight and Pu > enc r Agent. Coandl Blafs THROUGH TO OH CACQ Without Change of Cars I CHICAGO gURLINGTOH & ( JUINGY With graocth acd Perfect Tr.ek. BUgaul Faf- son er Ctaorug , Lil PULLMAN SLEEFJM2& DINIKQ GARS It Is a krrm'tdged bv tli Tftff , anil all wto iartl uvcr It , 10 bo Hi * B it APpomtea wl Btil ilin-nml cad In the Country- PASSENGER"B GOING BAST Should bear In mind that this la the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO , And Polata EuXortb aiid Kcrihwest. this Route hive chol of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES , And the Advantage o ! Sis Dally lint * ct Palao * hUepin Cara from Cbiei 'o to New York CityWithout Change , All Eiprosa Trains on this Imaara eyalpptd wHt thu Wiitm < hoU391'attnt Air Brakts aad Miller's Patent Sifeiy Plaiform and Couplers , the moat PerfKt i ro- ttction Agalnsi * wl ilen'.s In the world. PULLVAti PAtACESLEEPING AND D'NtNa CARS Are run on t a Uurunjton Iluut * . Information concerning Fout < , Hate * . Connection" , etc. . will h ch .rlally gtren by apj yln t the odoi of the i ur.i gtou Koct , 6U tcurttentn Street , Omaha , > etr sLa. O.EI-EKK.N3. 1) W. IIIlCHwUCK. Oen'l liani sr. Gen. Weat'u PiJiAg"t. . J. 0. PJlILU n , 3 : . loo. , Mo. General Agrnt , Oisatia. U. P. LVtL , fepdl _ HAtt Agtnt OcaiA mcc ar * k In TOOT own tOTra. Terrcs art * i $00 < u'fl'-fie . Addreu U. Hillett It Co , Pi rtland. M. AVER'S AGUE CURE ror the iptedy relltl rf ver and Agne , Intermittent Ferer , Chill FeverRemittent Fever.Dumb Ague , Periodical or Billious Fever , &c. , and Indosd all the Affections which Amo From Malarious , Marsh or Miasmatic Poisons , Has own tdde'y usvl daring tht Ian twenty.flTn years. In th treatment of thw * dlitrwetnz dif si.i , and with snob unrary- Inzsucc * * ? that Ithu jruncd the reputation tt b ln ? mfalllbla. The tbakM , or chtll * cnce broktn by It , do cot return , untU the dUeajs Is enn Iracted ajraln. TbU baa made It an acceptid remedy , and tmstwl sp d i. for the FSTW and Ajue ofth wc t , and thff thilLi and ferers of the touth. Ayert Aya Cure eradlcatM the nox ! u < ipoif on from the system , and learn the patient s TII if btlo o the attack. It thoroa hlr exptll th disease , BO that no Liver compUlnta , Klim- matiam , SeuraWa , Dy it ry or UebllltT follow the cure. Indeed , wh ra DlsorJars of tha Liver and Barrels hava ocrorra'l from Mi matlo Pois on , It removes the csnw of them and they duap- i > * jr. Kot only la It aa effectual ore , but.lt xiton ocea lonaJly by r tluts erpowd to mal- ana , ln lll expel the pobon and protect them from attacK. TraTe.ers aad temporary -Idents In F v r and Ajua localities are thu nahl d to defr the dlieue. Ths General Debility which Is so apt to ensue bom oontuiued rxpcsu ; ? to U ! aria and Mlnm , hn na spodlr rtmwlr. far LIVER COMPLAINTS , ItSiaa ezeellest ' DE. J. O. AYBR & CO. , LsT ell , Ma s- Pracucal and Analytical Chemiatg. SCLD ri' ; . _ 1 KIDNTEGHN'13 highly recommended and unsurpassed for Weaker or Foul Kidneys , Dropsy , Bnght's Diseasp , Loss of Energy. NervusDebility , or any Obs'ructions riBin ° - from Badney or BladderDia-aaea Also for Yellow Fuvor , Blood nnd Kidney Poisoning , In infected malarial sections. OTBj the dl tUa ! ton of a FOREST I.K VI" lth JUStPER 11ERRIFS ami BARLEY 1ULT w bar * vU * * * redK DSEOm > actii'T-o2catlv ! outhe KUueanJ Criojuy Ur * ujrvmoiln ; tnjuiluut d p-vlw formal lu tim o aildar a-d pr Tout m any it/.lnl i ; ni rtiiu 'i-tmtloa he.it orIrrltail'ro In the msnibriuituii lnyt < t thtiUubi or wn.ter rrwaa It exutu .iTieilt i ) action tn the Klilni-i prin.'h mitrunith ; , tl or ml rtr : orln ; the * ? vrf at f a beil.hy c m.lltlon. showlj lu > CKU on b"t > v to * C"I r aid CSL-J flow of urntf. It can bv taten t ll tituo ) , in all r'lnute * aad under all cr uni'1&'ic wl cunury t > the t tcni t" > hka any iv.hvr prv ( > rvIUT f > r Ki Inay i Itfleullit * it h a Tar. p e.i3ir.t an > a > rr thle te and iU. ir It h j vevu d fficuit I > mats a prepaiallou cuntaltiin ? po lilveiiur ! ? 1jir p rtlcs unlit ) \ > 1 I not Buun iV. ht > * Ir nt'all | tth aUnnch Beforn t Hnittn > ilvrr nj di t m ir abtit'la uf KIDVrttlhN t > t'LNSH tha KIDSEYs fruiu foul matter Try it an I v will % n < u e It a < a f mily uieouin lv ; > :3 * pcouUy will llk It , and Oenlemen vtillti'J KII'XEGKN t IB brit Kidnev Tmic rturnun" NO I 'K aachbct ' > war th i5TJ tur of LAWREXCEs MAP.TIS Ko ProprleUrj Uou mentStamp. which ptrralu KID > EUE > i to be cold ( nthhout Hcsnjc ) bv Drd uti * , ( ro < ( kt > l Other Pernun * e crywh r ; . Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Famiiy Use. If not found at jour DrujslaM orOrocers , wa will send a boltla prepaid to th s in t txrto * * oSia * to you LAWRENCE & MARTIN Ills. , Proprietors , Chicago , . Sold by DRUGGISTS , GROCERS and DEALERS everywhere. rYhoUaal * agents la Omaha , STEELE , JOUN'SOX i CO . nil ! mi ) y the nd * at manufacture } lrtc i. WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY O < THIS COUNTRY , WH-l- > _ SEE BV EXAMINING Thll , MAP , THAT THE CHICAGO , ROCK ! SLAND & PACIFIC R. R , IS THE GREAT COXXECTirW LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & THE Hi main line rani frnm Cblcaiic . * > ( onncll I > mlnqlars foreatlo ti'urp > only. nlutli. p35 < ln < through Jollct , "ita.ts. t.n t-.ilU- . irn-nt fpiitcroof lur I' liic ( .on Isn tianeseo. Mollnv. llnclc Inland. D.irenp irtVet SAI.OO.N jrncrayon cut uujoy your LlOerty. lowiC"ltT.lt rru > , . UriMjklyn , lirlnnell , at nit bourn of tbu clay. Ds Moines ( the cnpltnl or lowj ) . cHuurt , Atlan MiiKnltlcrnt lirn lrl ( ] ' "i spna thn tic , and Avocn i with brxncnes from ltur iu lind ill"Wurl rtro-Tjat nil polnta cr * * c < t D t Junction to I' orla ; wiltcm Junction tc Muscn- i line , and transfers are avoided ntC'ouncl. HJs tine. Wasbtnrton. FalrflelJ. Kl.Ion , liolknap. , Kxma * City. LcuTunnortl ) , and Atch'JOC CentraTlIIw. l"nnc ion , Trenton , C.illatln. ' BIUM- i nt-ctlons M-incnini | Ir. Union Kwrxini. ' pn. Irfayenworth , AtchUon. ana Kaiw City.T11U I'lllNCU'A . .1L.1L . _ CO.N'NKtTIOjNe tv Strournwy. { Nknlooja. nml Knot- THIS ( iKEAT TllKUL'UU 14MS Vlllo : Kcnknlc'tii taroihuton , Itonaimrtf ? , IIcc- ! tOLLOWd tonjoort. Inclrpendcnt. KMon , Uttumws. Kitily- At incACo , with alloUverKtcf llce fw * li ! < , Oi U lo05ii , 1'vlln. Mnnrcio. unti t/e Moln * ? ; E * l anilxmlli. . Nekton to Monru ? ; Dv * Motned to Infllanolaaptl At RMiLcwuurt. with the US. A M.S. \VInt < jr t ; AtlnntU to Lanl nn < l Anilubnn : and FtW. . A I IS. Hd . A-oca to Ilarlkn. TU5 l po itlvoly the only AtVr'A.VlINOTllV IlEianTH. with I' . , ( l Railroml. Witch own ? , and opvrnie u throuKii I > 1C It. lie- ) from Chlcaeo Infj thoStnte nf Kanvi. : At 1.A dALIB. wl'.h 111. O.nt. II. - Thrnnsh Uzoroarf I'afjonier Trains , with Iult- Atl'K < illlAwllh 1 * . P. A .1 : 1' ll.&E. : L AA ian ualkiro ( nr attHche < tarcniiift'icaway : rlally SV , HI Mia. andT. I . * \V. IWs. Ictireen cnirARO ami I'CUIILA. KAX A : * Crr-V , At ItotK bLAXit with "Milwaukee 4- ! _ . , Cotrxcii. BLCTT3. IttAVjtNWoiiTii and .VTCICI- Isliintl c.iort I.iue , " anil ItocK lint H ec. ilc" . Soy. Through ran ar n' ' ! > run DotweonMi' 'au- ice rn.l Koiios City. UL th "illlwuukeo and C. St. * St. ! it. U. UnclLliland Si ! - * Jln . " At WcarLlBEKTr.withthell..C.It. . % . Tha "Great V.oeX Island" Ia murniacentlr AtCHl.Ns-KI I. vithCpntralIuwuK.lt. qnlppvd. It road tied In k'.mply porrcct. und Its 11 l > r. * .VOIM.-I nun I > M. A F 1 > It , rt. tnici u laM with cel railr At < orxriL lit.rprs. wltli Union PacitJcI ? . \V.1 t will plunnn TOO ml5t will bJ tile pleainr * ALI.lI.iIIA. nlth II. AMo. lt.lt It. tn Ara. < of enloylni : y < mr m nl , wutir jjn"lci oTerthn At ( ( ) Li'Miif JrNtTio.x.wiihn. . . It.AfJ- bcauti'al Brslri or IlltnulK nnd lorTn. In < > nr > of At OTTVJWA. witn ttmtml lowalt-ll. ourmarateeent Dtntnelan thai uccnray.mj all Ht. U * Par. , nnd l11. . * ( J. It. Mf. TnrouKU Kiprc3 Trilnr Von net an entlrit At KMIKCK. with Tot. . l' o.Wnr. ; U < r. nca ] , ai coud 05 Is ftrrcu tn nny Qrst-clais hotoU LoumA r.io. . nmTS't. K.Keo.A N'-W. 11 Una. IorBeventy-n e ceuw. AtlAMkKos. with H.St. J It. It. t ppraclatlnc tb fact that a majority of th At ATCIIHOV. with Atch..Topeta ! SMntS tV yaODleprufer tcparate npuntr.ont * lordlffervnt Atcb. A Neb. nnd On. IIr L' . I' . 1C. IUU. pnrpo e 'and the tmmrnm poaKentcr t > ustne At I.KAVC-JWUUTU. with Kan. I'acw ABO Knv of thl § line warmnttnn Itj. Trenrf > pl''a ; J loan- Cent. It. Hds. Bounce tbut this C mpan' run ? Pullman I'abu * At KA-.MAI ClTT.wlth all Unix for tne SUemm Can for i t'plnf purposes , und I'oZu < anilSoutuwoit. I > m.I.MAN I'AI.ACE C.VKH i.r run Ihnincti to 1ZORIA. IKH MOifl OOCNCJIIj litITPF8. 1C.V.NX.VS CITT. Jk TCIILtON. i.nd J.KA VKXIVOKTJi. Ticket * via thl Lln . Icnnwn u * the " < 3rnt JCoeU Iilunct JIuul . " arc lolo J all TleUet Accnn In the VnltcH Nt t i.nil C'anuilu. For larormatlon not vbtitioablo at your home ticket office , nddrtw. A. . JillVIBA-IjIj. IS. H'J7. TOUK' . Gen'l auperlntaadeot. Uen'l Tit. anil VaM'er A3\ * , CdcualA And enoryining pertaining to the PuralturQ and Upholstery [ frade. A GOIVIPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HEW GOODS AT THE Usn. f\.l3. to It mnn th tit 12 8 iind 1210 Farnliam Street. Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator i sso. MANUFACTURED BY P. P. WIAST&GO. , SPRINGFIELD , They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Jjenm Walking Cultivator , with or without Sf ringa. New Force Feed Jluckcre Drill , one or two Horse Style. Enquire lor them at the beat dealers. F. H. PUGH , Gen. Agent , Omaha , Neb. i _ i i jf r clr i J _ < i i i r- -g _ \ * * n 33 "j V/ORTrTitsWElGHTINGOLD. OCHES BHEC'JATISif. C'BE5COrGn8asd COLD3 CTJRZS SHEVMATJSM. TRES COUGHS lad COLES CUBE3 SORE THROAT.CTJaEil DTfTHERIX CtTR S LAME BiCK and i-Tl FF CC3ES LAME BACK , and 5IIFP * JOINT * va. CTTS nd "nnsK irrahf , errs = i BEWSES. SftT.D TS' t-.i fy x r j.-it.8aa : f/j aai NERVOUS DEBILITY tr Unfromorerwjr * and Indiscretion tirHomeopatMcc 'r ' ; in ue 20 jears Specific No. 28 : h9 m < Mt auc-1 c'wfu ! r ro dy known ! Trice SI tT TU ! or - if rxrwrder for 83. wnftperta' free on rereipt of price. HUMPHREY UOMEO. MED CO , 'W Fulton St. . Kr } of lllust. Calamus of B c Ipt apOUi 3 , DR. A. S. PEXDERT , GOHSULT1NG PHYSiCiA' LOCAI2D H13 HSTssrtt Street , . Oil ASA , yEBSA Cffcrlnj his strvlies ia jll aai y + rnvy , " JTtylt.
