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1 1TORJ-EV-AT-LAW ,
Jj _ 1S F uh m St. , Omahv
Patents , Pensions and Govcrn-
mcnt Claims.
Kef an , by pcrmtolon , to Genl C. T. Munier-
eon , Hon. A. J Poppleton , and T. L. KlmbJl.
Eiq. _ uI7-lm
A. T. CROSSLEY.
A TTORKEY AI < D COUKSELOB AT LAW
jtNo. . 314 South 15th St , bet. Farnham and
Barney. auSO-lm
HIRAM A. SrcROis. "W. W. EAKTLXR
STURCES & BARTLETT ,
AITOBSEY-AT-LAVT So. l.CrelghtcnBlOck ,
CHARLES POWELL ,
"TTJST10E OFTIIE PEACE orter 3Eth and
tl FarnLam Sit. , OmahaKcb. _
VsM. S1MERAL ,
AT LAW Campbell's Block ,
ATTORNEY , > ctxt e n Farrhun and Douelaa.
OMAHA i NKB.
D. L THOMAS ,
i TTORNKY AT LAW Loans money , bnyi
_ A _ and eells tual eeiatc. Room i.Crcljhton
Sleek.
A. G. TP.QUP ,
A TTOR > 'EY AT LAW Office In HuiscoBi'f
JV Block , with George E. Prttchett , 1608
famhtmSV. OH AH A. NEB.
DEXTER L THOMAS ,
AT LAW Oralctenank Build
ATTORNEY
A. M. CHADW1GK ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW Offioa IBM ramham
A Btr et. _ _ _ _ _ _
A. SWARTZLAHDE
A TTORNEY AT LAW-Oor. ISth and ramham
A.
WILLIAM A. FOKDA ,
& TTOUNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
JP.oom No. S , Freuzsr Block , opposiU Po t
Office. OMAHA , NEB.
WH. L PLABSOY ,
- = e In OreUhton BJock , nert ta
LAWTER-Oa OUAHA , NEBRASKA.
JCOTABT TUBUC. OOLUScmOirB UADJB
E. D. MCLAUGHLIN.
i TTURITET AT LAW AND JTJBTlCfc OF
\ TjjE PEACE Southeait oorn r Fifteenth
D
i Promptly AUf cded to.g >
O'BRIEK & BARTLETT ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
'omcE-Union ck.F-teenth acf Faraham'
A. L. RQESSOS.
A TTORrrnT AT LAW. Rooci Crolghton
JElwJc. . OMAHA N K inni-tl
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KARBACH BLOCK. COR. DOUOIBTH STS ,
OMAHA. NKB
W. d. Conneii ,
Attorney-at-Law.
Office- Front rooms , np ( tain , In Haaicon'l
new bride building , K. W. corner PUt Bath and
Faraham Htreats
. ItABlCE. CHAS R. RUIOC.
REDICK & HEMCE ,
Attorneys-at-Law.
fipedvl attention will to given to all
against corporations of ererr dKrlptlOa ; will
pncUc In al the Courts el the Etate and the
United Slates. OfBc * . Famham St. , oppotlte
Court
EDWARD W. 8IMERAL ,
AT LAW -Room 6 Crelgkton {
ATTORKEY ' . md Iionirta Ktrocts. noOdh
C. F , WAHDERSGK ,
TTORKSY AT LAW ! 12 Famham Street
Sabranka. -
PARKE CODWIN (
TTORNEY AT LAW Itth aid
Str-eti. with Q. W. Doaao
. T. RICHARDS. O. J. HUNT
R UIIJK "
-W-Law
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mcit 81 B Bouiu ronrtoenth Btreet.
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EAST INDIA
! LE8 & 'I '
SOLE MANUPAOTURBRS
L Neb.
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A news.n > t hitherto unknon-n remaly for all
dlien s of the KIdn < 3 . Bladder , auu Urinary
Onrans.
U mil positively cure IMaL'CHB uravrl. Drop-
ty , Krlcht's UiBC-.tK , Inability u > rttain or cxpeU
the Uriue. < MTb of he Bladcer. hlsh colored
and scanty nnne , Vaiofnl Ur.natmsr , LAME
BACK , Oeneral Woskucsa. and all Female Com-
plaints.
I : It avoid , ia crual medicines , Is ceruln In it
t doc's ' and cnra when natliinf cite can.
For -ale by all Druj-jim or sent ty mail free
Upon receipt of the pnoc , $ MO
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. , PROP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
Aarscnd your address for our UtUe book ,
' .How a Life wm Saved. "
IMRS H t H Agi-nt fnr K brmt .
IRON TURBINE
WIND ENGINE
MAKUFACTOKED BY
Mast , FOJS & Co. , Springfield , 0.
The Etrongcft and Most Durable
WIND ENGINE
In the World.
Hnnlrodi n use In Io i md NebrwV * Sold
> y pealerf In nearly my county.
This cot represent * oar
Bvckeye Force Pump
-rhlch is particularly
adapted to Wind Mill
me , as It works easily
uid throws a constant
Btream , and does not
freeze np in * bo cold
est weather. Sand for
price list
W. a EAYKER ,
THE DAILY" BEK
OMAHA PUBLISHING COPROPRIETORS'
9U Farnliam , bet ith and IDA Strait
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ,
1 Oopv 1 year , in advance ( postpaid ) $8.00
0 months " " * .W
S month * ' " 2.00
TIME TABLES
THE MAILS.
C , tX. W. E. H.,630a. m. , SriOp. m
O.B.tQ5SOa.m. , fctO p. m.
0. E. 1 & P. R. R. . 6:30 a , m. , 2:10 p. m.
C' & 'fit Joe ESO a. m
8. City 4 P. 6:30 a. m.
U. P. R.E. , 11:40 a. m.
O. & R. V. to Lincoln , 10 a. m.
B. & SL R. E , 8 : < 0 a m.
0.ftS. W. , 7SOa m.
opnoso
11 a. m. , 11 p. m ,
C. B. k O , 11 a , m , 920 p. m.
C.R I. tP. , 11 a. m. , 11 p. B.
C. B. & St , Joe. , 11 a.m. , 11 p. m.
TJ. P. R. R. , 4 p m.
O. & K. v. from Lincoln , 12:10 : p. m ,
B City i P. , 11 a. m.
B. &M. in Neb. , 4 p. m.
Local mails for States Iowa , leave but onoa a
day , vis : 4:30 a. m.
OfUce open from 12 to 1 p. m. Sundiyt.
THOMAS F. HALL. Portmsstw.
Arrival And Departure of
Trains
UilON PACIFIC.
LtlVB. AUUT1.
Dulr ErpreS3..I2:15 p. m. 825p.m.
do Mixed Cinp m. :2Sp.m.
do Treijht 6SOa.m. l0p. rr.
do do 8.1&a.m. Ifc20a.m ,
TIME CARD OF THE BURLINGTON.
.UAVJ ! OHAOA.
Erprcsi SiOp m. Fiprrea
Hall fl.CO a. m. Mtl 10.00p.m.
SandaVB Excepted. Sundayi Exorpted.
CH1CACO.-RO ElSIiAbDiPACUIC.
llkll 6:00a.m. : I Mail 10:00p.m.
EiprtiS 5:40 p.m. 1 Express..10-.W a. m.
CHI3AQO KOBTHWE3TEKK.
Mill 6 : OR. m. Illall 7:20p.m.
8:40 : p.m. 1 Expre- . . . . 10:00 : a.d.
KAXBAS CITY , ST. JOE & COUNCIL BLOTF8.
XXAVX AXKITZ.
Mall 8:00 : . m. I Express 7:40 a. m.
Krprttf ei : p.m. ilafl 7:126u. m ,
Tteon'yline running Pullman " ' "
out of Omaha to Union Depot.
OMASA t NORTHWESTERN AND
C1TV & PACIFIC EAILROADB.
Expma 8.-CXa. ) m , | FxpreH 4:80 p m.
Dallv Except Sundnyi.
B. & U. B. B. In KEBRASKA.
[ WEST ] ( KlSr )
Omaha ( lr ) 9:00 KearneyJ'rrcflvS:50 ) : m
'lattsm'thar 10:25 am Bloomlngtonlr)5:10am ( )
Cearn > J'ncirT:55 p m KedCloudflv)0J5 ) am
led Cloud ( ) UT)7 ) Epm Plattaai'th ( ar ) 4:20 : p m
Bloom'gtoniir)923pin. ( )
REPDBUOAX VALLEY RAILWAY.
JX ) m | tsloom'gtonarlSOpm ( )
l:3o : p m I Ha tlDga ( ar ) 8:55 : p m
) rleans ( iv ) 730 m m | IndUncla ( rlr 0pm
Orleans ( ar ) 7:03 p m | ludiinoialv ) 30 pm
SIOUS CITY 4 ST. PAUL R. R.
fJl 6:10 : a m 1 Express 10:00 a-a
irpresi 8,10pm Vail 720 p m
WABASU , ST. LOUla&PACma
ISAVEl. ARilVrg.
Mftll S a.m. I Mill _ .1W5 m
Ekpr 3 . . . .3IOp. m ( Expieu25 p.m.
BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R. H.
Ltire Omaha , difly.-S a m , 9 a- . , 10 a ta. ,
11 a. m. , lp.m. , Sp. m.Sp.ra , Bp. taop.
Y-ave , Coundl Blnffi-8:2S ; a. m. , :28 a. m , ,
10:25 : . m. . 1125 a. m , 1 8 P m , fcZS p. m. ,
S.S5 p. m , 6:15 p. m. , 625 p. m. ,
Four trlpi on Sunday , leavtnz Omaha at B noU
a. m. . 2 and 6 p. m ; Council Bluff * at 835 ,
11:25 a tu. , and 2:25 and 6:25 p m.
MStCXOKIL TKJUKI
Lav Omaha : 6 a. m. , 7 a. m. , 8:30 a. m. , 1
P m. , 4X0 p. m 7 5 p. m. .
Leare Council B uHs : 6 15 a. m , , 9:40 a. m. ,
11-40 am.fi:25p m , 7.00 p. m. , 720 p. o ,
Dally except Sunday.
OMAAA 4 HEPDBLTCAN VALLEY K. B.
LUTE ,
Mail 10:45 : a. m. , 425 p. m.
Daily except Sundays.
Omaha WholeBale Markets.
BUTl'EE ' , AND EQUS.
Choice table.- . 1014o
Packenlota
Fresh eggs , pet doz
fiODGT. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
POULTEY ,
uhloken * , per doz 2JE5
GROCERIES.
8DQAK3.
CntLo&f . 10
Powdered . 10 ,
Granulated . . . . . . . . II
Standard "A" . 10j
OIL A. * AW
Extra "C" . . . , . 9j
SYKDP8.
Extra chol ce and very bright . . . 50
Bright Table Drip . 45
Now Orleans Moll asses . CO
Market advancing.
COFFEE.
Rio , prime to choice . 17 ;
Rjo good to prime . IB-
llio lair to good. . . . .
Mocha .
O. G.Java .
K10E.
Good to prime 7ia7 |
UK/EUrKUnU
New Prunes 81
Old Prunes 6 ?
Currants.choioe new 7 *
Black Berries 12A
Raspberries SSJ
Pitted cherries 2U
Michigan grid Apples 8
N. Y. Sliced " _ ?
Evaporated "
State Peaches
Salt Lake Peaches 15
California Peaches 15
CANNED GOODS.
"S"0y8ters , 2 Ib cans , tf case. . S 70
do do llt > cant > ercape. . 240
LiriitWeight Oysters 2 Ib $ case 2 90
Salmon , 1 Ib , # dozen 175
do 21b.tfdozen 265
Standard Tomatoes,2 tt > , f case 2 30
" " 3 Ib , I ? case S 00
Standard Peaches , 3 Ib , p case. 4 40
2 Ib , t ? case. 3 40
Raspberries. 2 Ib , t ? case. 300
Blackberries , 2 Ib , $ cft > e 2 80
Corn , 2 tb.i ? case 380
Apples , Galtfdoz 3 75
Harrow Fat Peas,2 Ib , | ? case. . 4 00
Strimj Beana. 2 Ib , per case. . . . 240
SUNDRIES.
Nutmegs. 10
Pepper 17
Allspice 17
Cloves 45
OVia 26
Hope 9J
Candles , 16oz 13
GreenwichLyeperlcase. . . . S 85
Beang.perbusuel 1 80
Cheese full cream 11.5 .
Window Glass , GO per cent dis
count off list.
HARDWARE.
IRON.
Common bar . 3
Horse-shoe bar . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Norway nail rod. . 9
B1EKL.
Castplow . 9
Am. caet , tool . 18
Jes'pX ng. do . 25
It AILS.
Tens , upwards. . 550
' ' ' '
B'rd'd'a shoe 'g . 550
" "
mnle" . 660
Omaha nails tens , upwards. . . 360
' '
Nw'str'ihn . 23@30
Pntn-im nails . 23(250 (
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DRY GOOD'S.
BROVra COTTONS.
Atlantic "H" . . . . . 7a
" "
do "P" . " 7
E- : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : I
Indian Head . . . . g *
Lawrrnoe XXX . i (
Nebraaka , Standard "AA" .
1JKSU115.
Bearer Creek , "AA" . 14 ;
do "BB" . is
Palmer . . . . . . * * * S
Otis "AX A" . 15
do BBJJ . - 14
do C/U * * * 13
Warren "AXA" . 15
QO JL4
JJAJ * * *
do "CO" . 13
BLEAC1IZD COTTONa
Lonsdale . . . . . 9 ;
do Cambric . 12i
Cabot . S ,
Fruit of the Loom . . . . . . 10
NewYork Mm. . 12 *
Hills'Muslin . 11
Wamsutta . 12i
Pepperell . „ - . . . 15iga7j (
HCKtKOS.
Amoekeae. . . . . . IB
Faii.ors.o.r. ; . . i. " " * " -20
do "AA" vi
.
do "AAA" . 168
i
Ji
FEISTS ,
Albany 7 $
Albion 7 *
Harmony $
American 7
Allen'f 61-2
Allen'iPinks 8
Anoona fancy 7 1-2
Manchester 8
Merrimao 71-2
Merrimae shirtinc * 61-2
Richmond ! 61-2
PJchmond , E 71-2
Spragne'g 61-2
Simpson's mourning 7 1-2
Simpson's black 7 1-2
STRIPES.
American 10@11
AmoBkeag. 12
Awning stripes HJ
Lewi ton , A 171-2
Hamilton 111-2
Omega. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ilal2
Pitts&eld. 1'J '
LUMBER.
Framing. 18 ft and under. . . . $20 00
Each add. ft. over 18 , per M . . 60 .
Fencing , No. 1,12 to 20 ft. . . . 22 00 !
" No. 2,12 to 20 ft. . . . 2000 !
Sheeting , dressed , No. 1 20 00 !
" " No. 2 1900
Common boards , dressed 22 00
STOCK BOAEDS ,
A stock , 4000
B " 3500
C " 3000
Common stock 2500
TLOOBINO.
No.lfiooring 4000
No.2 " 3500
No. 8 " 2500
Yellowpine flooring , No.l. . . . 45 00
SIDINO.
No. 1 elding 2500 !
No.2 " 22 50
No.8 " 2000
HCKETS.
No. 1 picketg , per M. . ' . S2 50
No.2 " " 2500
FINISHING.
No. 1 finish , Ik 1J , and 2in. . . 65 00
No.l ' lln 6000
No.2 " li , 11 , and 2 in. . 4500
No.2 " lln. . . 4000
No. 8 " In S3 00
BHIPLAP.
Plalnthlpla ? 23 CO
OQ * No.l SO 00
" " No.2 2500
" No. 5
omasa ,
8 beadsa , 6 In. , No. L 2500
11 " No.2 2300
[ " 4 and 6 in. , No. 1. . . 4000
" " " No.2. . . 3500
Oorrngatad ceiling. No-1 60 00
SHINGLES.
A star ( bcit ) shingles S 75
No , 2 " 800
No.8 " 250
400
Lime , bbl 185
" bultpwbu 40
3emeatbbl 250
'owa plaster , bbl 250
Michigan nlwter , bbl ? >
aalr.perbn 25
Tarred felt , 100 Ibs 300
Straw board , " 400
0 G battens , per 100 f t. lin. . . 1 2.'i
Well curbing 80 00
Hough $ , and 2 In. , in batta ,
per 100 ft. lin 501
POSTS
Cedar halves , 7 in 13
" " 6in 16
" Qu ter8b Is
* * * * * * * t Ow
40
0 O casing , 6J and 6 in. , per
looft uuf :7. : 300
Oak plank and timber , perM. 40 00
Clearpoplar 5000
Bl ck Walnut. . . , . 10000
HIDES.
Green hides , per Ib 6 *
Green cured hide * 7t
Dryhldes 15al
Dry aalted hldei 10al2
Sheep Pelts. . . , 25al 50
AUOrrt * * * * 2
LIQUORS , WINES , ETC.
High wines , per gal 1 OS
Alcohol , 180 per cent per gal. . 2 10
French spirits , proof 1 18
Marshall's bourbon whisky. . . . 1 23
Miller's bourbon whisky 1 25
B y.Jffin& Vnnef ! . . . . ° ° ° 1 50
Oln.lflODer cent. . 150
Kums , mizd Jamaica , per gal. _ 1 25
" New England 200
Kennedy Bitters per gal 1 60
" " per case. . . . . 750
" " per 100 casei 7 00
Champagnei , pints in baskets. 25 00
Domestic champaigns 22 Ofl
Port wine , per case. 1 50a3 00
Sherries 1 50a3 00
Alea , Edinburjr 275
" Ba s&Co.'B 225
Guinness Dublin stout 2 25
LEATHER.
Best slaughter sole S2
Bestoak 41
French kips 1 lOal 40
French calf , leading brands. . . 1 50a2 10
Domestic kips 75al 10
Domestic calfs 1 lOal 30
Hemlock upper , per foot 2aa26
Oak upper , per foot 25a2C
Grain , upper per foot 25
Linings , per doz 8 OOaO 50
Toppings , per dor 11 00
Morrocc * ( bootleg ) per foot. . . S5a' 8
" olldreseed. 3ri
" Simon per skin 3 00a3 2" >
" glove kid 30
Boot webbing , per foot 4r
HARNESS LEATHER.
No. 1 Pittsburg oak 44
No.-l Pittsburg oak 42
No. 1 Cincinnati oak 41
No. 2 Cincinnati oak , , . . 31
No. 1 hemlock 30
No. 2Hemlock 37
COAL-RETAIL.
Anthracite 10 . " 0
Blossbuig 12 QJ
Wyoming 850
Oekaloosa 550
lowanut 300
White Breact 550
Stop that Cougtl.
If yon are suffering with a Cough
Cold , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fever ,
Consumption , loss of voice , tickling of
the throat , or any affection of the
Throat or Lungs , nsa Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption. This is
the great remedy that is causing BO
much excitement by its wonderful
cures , curing thousands of hopeless
cases. Over a million bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery have been used
within the last year , nnd havp given
perfect satisfaction in every instance.
We can unhesitatingly say that this is
really the only sure cure for threat
and lung affections , and can cheerful
ly recommend it to all. Call and uet
a trial bottle free of cost , or a regular
ze for § 1.00. J. K. Ish.Omaha. (3) ( )
BacBuen's Arnica Salve
The BEST SALVE in the world for
Cats , Braises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
Rhenm , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp
ed Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
Is guaranteed to give perfect satiaf.ic-
tlod In every case or money re landed.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
8dly J. K. ISH , Omaha.
CHICAGO SHOT TOWER CO.
Uianlactnren ol
STANDARD SHOT
BESUBETOBUTIT.
IBE BESTIJTUABKET.
E. W , BLATCHTOKD & CO.
5icJ1' ! * * Hpe. ietah Wtead ,
Block Tin , PJpa and Solder , Llnjeed OU *
tsd Oil Coke.
OBDEB8 SOLICITED.
70 NORTH CUNTON8T. .
WOMSM'a T3NDEROljUTHINa.
hOilK ISTEEEETISO FASHIONS DESCRIBED
IT "CLARA BELLE. "
N. Y. Cor C n innUl Fnquir r.
The undtrnear departments in the
lirte itorcs of Broadway and Sixth i
avenue ore usual'y in the charge of !
female clerks , but not invariably , and
it is not so vtry rare to see an un
blushing man displaying these inner-
moat girmenta to fair but equally un
blushing customers. The imported
garments , aa a rule , are simpler than
those of American make. The French
sacque-chemise , with a puckering
Etring around the neck , is shown in
heavy percales. Fine acallopped
poim edge the neck and sleeves , and
there ia more cr less nf needlework.
French nightdresses are now made
wilh box-plaits in the back instead of
a yoke. Several box plaits holds the
fullness on the shoulders , while the
front is shaped like a square or point
ed yoke , which is made up ot fillo
tucks in clusters , wilh perhaps some
embroidery between. The killingest
thing in the way of night gowns is to
be worn in the anytime. Forgive
that Irishism. What I mean is that
a sort of Frerch p-gneirof muslin or
cambric , full enough to conceal the
figure tolerably we1 ! , is worn by women
in their own rooms instead of a com
mon form of wrapper. It ia a moat
ravishing garment , and , mark my
word , the wearers will not bo able to
resist the temptation to let the men
admire them in it. There will
bo nothing improper in that
proceeding , for the article coveis
ill a arms and neck completely , and
ia only seductive by leason of ita
whiteness and clingineas ; bu.t there ! s
a step further ttat Vn6 designers in > -
tend our fashionable women to take.
In the afnrea I see white muslin morn
ing garments without sleeves , elabor
ately trimmed with lace and embroid
ery , and calculated to "mash" the
masculine beholder on sight , provided
the protruded arms be anythlbg to
br g of. It is & wise woman that
knows her own arms , and some
scrawny ones are bound , I suppose ,
to be exposed to pity , by means of
this garment. To return to apparel
which only husbands , of all men , see ,
perrmi me to say thst new chemises
are cut to fit pretty snugly around
the 'Waist , neck and wrh's.
rihis gives them a shapeliness that
ia new and attractive. They are but
toned on the ehouldersj eO that there
need bo 110116 of the old fashioned
h i s ; rg . vr the head. You simply
t ich y < .m s'.oulders ' , ami down the
chemise drops to the flcor. This is
i ban y in dressing , because a change
cm be nude without danger of mus-
i fiirg the hair. Conservative women ,
with old fashioned notions about
, Govern ? t'ie arms warmly , have
j e.3 * 11 c " "t enough not to in-
i i 10 with li dress-sleeves ; but
thoae who intend to display the arms
t in evening drees leave out the chemise
j s'eeve altogether. Still others do not
! 1 have the shoulders
even Straps over ,
but wenr a cheruiae that ia no more
than a muslin cylinder , reaching up as
far as the arm-pit , and depending on
the embracing corset for support.
Very dainty underclothes are the
rage. Some are made of white Chi-
| man silk , and muslin is made by pro-
, fu-e embroidery to be costly in the
1 extreme. Night gowns are of odd
j shapes. The princess pattern , however -
' ever , preferred for such very elegant
I night-gowns as are not so much in-
tendtd to bo s'ept ' in aa for morning
wrappers. Elaborateness of trimming
in the Wiiy of exquisite embroidery
and fine laces relieves the garments
of the plainness which commonly per-
ing momu g calls is , nevertheless ,
Bomo-Ah'it startling to persons of a
prudish leinini ? . Fine cambric , soft
pero leund sheer jiainsook are tha
mttturisls , and all down the wearer's
front , fioni ol in to toes , is possibly a
mas * f Hborions needle-work. Not
a touch of color ia to be worn with
theae night-and morning bewltchers ,
and aren't they angelic though ?
Flannel petticoats , too , are now
objects of great elihnration. They
are msde of two breadths of the finest
and softest fhnnel , reaching almost a
yard in depth , slightly gored toward
the top , so as not to give too much
fullness aro'und the waisr , and set tea
a wide cambric or linen band. Silk
embroidery is a favorite ornamenta
tion f jr flannel petticoats ; but the
most highly fashionable finish is lace.
Le-s elegant petticoats are edged with
ruffljs of fine and soft torchon lace ,
with a lining of blue or pink
satin. Colored flannel petticoats are
already common. Red and blue are
the fivorito o 'lors , with gray and
green , embroidered with rod , coming
nest. Many women embroider their
own ekirts with cr-wels. For persona
with much breadth of their own , pet
ticoats are fitted closely around the
hips. Whatever fu'lnoss they desire
to add is accomplished with a Spanish
flounce. Qailted petticoats become of
a single plain thickness near the top ,
and in these particulars there is shown
n t tendency to give up ultra-close-
fitting garments.
In drawers there are novelties.
The new imported article has no bslt ,
but is provided instead with a casing
and tapes at the waist. This gives to
this much despised and ordinarily un
shapely garment an unaccustomed
rakishness. The Swiss edges , a strong
cotton lace woven In open work em
broidery patterns , are much used for
iritnminR drawers. The stocks of
ready made drawers are largo and va
ried Absolutely new things in this
line are knit drawers of silk and wool ,
very elastic , as they needs must be to
fit the lean and the fat with the de
sired precision. They are of various
colors , not excepting the finest tints ,
and look as though intended for circus
performers ; yet I am assured that
they are meant to be worn in private
life like any other drawers.
CLABA BELLE.
Eggs In Wintur.
Unless fowls have Tvarm and crm-
fortable quarters , together with a
good supply of nourishing food , they
will not lay to any great extent during
the winter months , and as this is the
very time of all the year when eggs
are most appreciated and bring the
best price , it pays to lay in a utock
whf n they are both plenty and cheap.
The following receipt for preserving
ocgs is taken from the chird report of
tha United States Butter and Oheesa
association. While it is intended and
and uaed to a great extent bj- large
dealeis and shippers of eggs , it can
also be used by private families who ,
with but a little effort on their part ,
cm have a supply of Iresh eggs on
hand at all times :
To ma'se the pickle , use stone lime ,
fine salt and water , in the following
proportions : One bushel of lime , eight
quarts of salt , twenty-five teu-ouart
pills of water. The lime must be of
the finest quality , free from sand and
dirt lime that will alack white , fine
and clean. Have the a.alt clean and
the water pure and sweet , free from
all vegetable or decomposed matter.
Slack the lime with a portion of the
water and the salt. Stir well three
or four times , at intervals , and then
let it stand until well settled and cold.
Either dip or draw off the clear pickle
into the cask or vat in which it is
intended to preserve the eggs. When
the cask or Tit Is filled to the depth of
fifteen or eighteen inches , begin topufc
in the "e g-and -wfien-they-lie.-iay
about one foot deep , Bpead around
over then some pfcVla tbat is a little
milky in appearance , made BO by stir
ring np BQino of tie very Jjgtit ii o
* * * . . *
particles that ecttled la t , and continuo -
tinuo doin ? this as each lot of eggs is
added. Tha object of this h to have
the fine lime drawn Into the pores of
the ehell as they will bo by a kind of
inductive ; process , and thereby com
pletely Baal the ecgs. Care should be
taken not to get too much of the lime
in , that is , not enough to settle nd
stick to the shells of the eggs , and
render them difficult to clean when ta
ken out. ( Ttie chief CanSe of thin ,
watety whites in lime eg s is that
they are not properly scaled
in the manner described. Another
cauio In the pnttinit into the pickle
olfl , stale eega that have thin , weak
whites. ) "When the e < ? gs are within
thrae or four inches of the top of the
cask or vat , coVcr them tVith factory
cloth , and spread on two or three
inches of the lime that settles in mak
ing the pickle , and it is the greatest
importance that thu pickle be kept
continually up over this lime. A thin
basin ( holding about six or eight
dozen ogs ( ) , punched quito full of
Inch holes , edge mufllad with lea'her ,
and a suitable handle about three
feet loug attached , will be found con
venient for putting the egsja into the
pickle. Fill ihe basin with eggs , put
both under the pickle and turn the
eei's out ; they will go to the bottom
without breaking.
When the time tomes to markob
tti3 egg ? , they must bo taken out of
the pickel , cleaned , dried , and packed.
To clean them , aocura half o a
molasRoa-hcgahcad , or soraothiniSika
it , till the same About half full of
water. Save a sufficient number of
crates of thn right size ( to hold twen
ty or twenty-five doRerri , made of
la'ha or other si its , placed about
three-quarters of an inch a part.
Sink one of these crates in the half *
hogshead , take the bisln used to put
the < > fs3 ; ; into tha pickle , dip the egga
by raising it Up and down in th.8 waiter
tor , and , if necess-ry to properly
clean them , s t the crate up and douse
water over them ; then , if any eggs are
found , when packing ) that tha lime
has not bben fully temoved from ,
they should be laid out and all the
lime cleaned off befoie packing.
When the eg s are carefully
hashed , they can be sat up or
nit in a suitab'e ' place to diy , in the
irates. They should dry quickly , and
; )3 pickek as soon as dry. In picking
: ! ie same rules should bo observed as
, h picking fresh eggR.
Vats built in n collar around the
wa'ls , with about half their depth be-
"ow the surface , about four or five
'eot deep , six feet lonz. and four feet
wide , arc usually considered the best
for preserving egca in , although many
use end prefer largo tuba made of
wood. The place in which the vata
are built , or the tubs kept , shou'd be
clean end sweet , free from all bad
odor ? , and whore a steady , low tern-
peratureraay be maintained the low
er the better , that is , down to any
point above freezing.
Uses for Flax fatraw.
It is hoped that the time will soon
come when there will he a market for
flax fiber in this country. At present
flax is grown , except in a few locali
ties whore there are fl-tx-mills , en
tirely for the seed. The straw is gen
erally thrown away , and is sometimes
burned. This straw may bo employed
for a number of very useful purposes.
In the south farmers have a little ap
paratus which they set up in a yard
or field , by means of which they
make very good ropes out of cotton ,
hemp and flax. Ropes made of flax
straw are useful for securing young
trees to stakes , for attaching vines to
po'sts , or trellises , or for tying about
be used to excellent advantage for
putting about trunks of- trees in order
to protect them from the heat of the
sun. Twisted somewhat loosely , and
wrapped about rose bushes and tender
shrubbery , it afiords excellent protec
tion.
tion.Flax
Flax straw mskea excellent packing
for ice. But a comparatively small
amount of it is required. It is clean ,
easy to handle , and not as liable to
mold or rot as the substances that are
usually employed. A piece of ice
taken from the house and wrapped in
flax straw may bo carried a long dis
tance with but very Itttlo waste Many
farmers do not put up ice because it is
difficult for them to obtain sawdust or
tan-bark for packing. Flax straw
makes good bedding for all kinds of
stock , and it in especially good for
hogs. It is excellent material for
mulching , and there are few things
superior to it for mulching strawberry
vines. It forms a close sort of mat
ting on which the berries can ripen
without Lcing spattered with mud.
Most kinds of stock will oat fhx straw
after they have become accustomed to
usa it by having small quantities fed
at a time.
Cheap Poultry House.
D. Warren describes a cheap poul
try house in poultry yprd : I stick
down a row of polei , say two feet
apart , the length I wane my hen house ,
next I put down another row not as
high as the first but parallel with
them , and the d stance between them
to be the width I want. Where I
want my windows I leave out a pole
or two , according to the s'za of the
window , I fasten my roosts from one
pole to another across the hen house.
The ends are made the same as the
sides , leaving Bpo.'e for the door. I
then cover It nil over with factory
cotton , that has bean water-profod ,
and line the inside with tarred paper ,
and I have a hen-ho'ise ' that is warm
In winter and cool in summer , and the
vermin never trouble me.
The factory cotton or unbleached
sheeting cm be bought for eight cents
a yard , and can ba made water-proof
for five cents a yard. The tarred pa
per costs two cents a pound ; so breed
ers , after they have decided how large
they want their hen house , can figure
up the cost.
AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
No longer like Job need the iflltet d mlll'ons '
en ontj "Oh , tbat my i rief were waUhfd and
my calamity l ! d in the balance ! Yc are furors
of IKS ; yenroa 1 phjficU sot no vilue " Fern
n absolute' ? n fc , reliable and carttln euro f'r
PJ.ee . , the most exasperating , j sinful of all ilia-
care- ) , has been found bj Dr. iilsbse. Half a
ml lion of BJfferera with pil > s teatifytothe
virtues of "Anik.ss Pimicianaotal icboolj
cndor/e it and p-cscribe it ; 500(00 I ereons have
nso J it In all stJgea an J varieties of piles , and
none without taneflt. It has Veen pronounced
the "bapaitit medical discmarj of the Age. '
and Lr. S.l-bce , n experienced and scientific
U. D. of 40 Tears' prac'Ice , "a benefactor to his
race. " Aortmedr sea mploand jet BO Infal'I- '
We as "Anake-is' for Piles has been discovered.
It is a h pDv comrinatlon of the soo'bing
poultice of the English , the instrument of the
F < cnch and the cu-ativo mecicatlon of the
American surgeons. It affords immeJi ite relief
from the most excni'iatin ? pall- , holds up tin
ptinful tumors , and ultimately cu 03 the worst
cases of Piles. Simplwo ! "AsiEMis" art sent
frea to a'l sufferers on application to the sola
nnnufacturers , Jlcstra P. Aecstaedter & Co ,
Eoi3,43. New York. Also sola by
everywhere. Price31.00 per box
The mo t sensible remedy , and the onlyt safe ,
ure and permanent cure fur all diseases of the
liver.b'ood and s'omach , inclulirKbilllous fevers ,
fersrand acue , dumb ague , jaundice , dyspepsia ,
&e , is Piof. Oudmette'd French Live Pads ,
which cures by ab-oiption. Asgryour dru sist
for this noted cure , zed take no other , and
if he has not got it or will not get it for you , send
$1.60 to French Pad Co , Toledo , 0. , and they
Trill Bend you one post-paid by return mail.
The liver is more frequently the seat of
disease than is generally supposed , for upon -
on its regular action depends , in a preat
measure , the powers of the stomach , bow
els , brain and tha whole nervous system ,
RetraLtte that important organ by taking
Simmons' Liver Regulator , and you pre
vent most of the diseases that flesh ia heii
to _ d&w
THE DAILY BEEr
r
ins the Latest Home and Tele' '
graphic 27wi of the Day.
Ask the rcoov- .
red dyspeptic ? , tll-
onj sufferers , vic-
tlnu ot ferer ancl
fne , the mercnrtal
dlened patl-nt.
ho they recover * !
health , cLeerful
spirits aad treed
ippctlU : they win
tell you hy tak-
The Cheapest , Fnrert nd Bilt family Modi-
the In the World.
. . .forDYSPEPSIA , CONSTIPATION. Jincdlca
Billions Attacks. SICX HEADACHE , Colic , De
prewlon of Spirit. SOUK STOMACH , Hoar
Bum , Etc. . Etc.
This unrivalled Southern Retr.fdy b wimuted
not to contain a single partldo of ilsacoRT , or
any Injurious mineral gub tauco , but Ia
Barely Vegetable.
containing those Southern Rooti and Herbs ,
which % n Rll-wlw Providence lias placed ID
countries whore Liver Disease ZHOSt provai ! . It
will cue all Diaiaes caused bjr Derangement OJ
the Liver and Bowels.
TnB SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint sis ft
bitter at bail taste In the mouth ; Pain In th
Bicir.Sldcs or Joiuts.ofte i : cisi.tn forllhcUica-
tlam ; Sour Stomach ; Lo'a of Appetite ; Dowcla
a'teiiHteiy costive and las ; Headache ; Loss of
Memory , v 1th a vofcful Broation of rmln < : fall
cd to d. > Boaiethln ? wMch on-.ut to have been
dnno Debility , Low Hplrlto , n thlci. jeiliw ap-
poann cf the shin and Eyes , a dry Coush of-
tea mKs&ea frr Ccnsiunption.
Soogtimes ruiuiy of tncao uyaiptoau ttciut
the disease , at other * very f w'ml ; Jho Liver , ths
Urcest orjan Ia the body , l c i"-rilly the D it
cf th dl34,0 , Rtis if not resi'-tt 'n tl > um'
nncrin ? , wretchcduesa and as. * b v.111 cn = no.
I can re-vHruiiFTid &r MI rfllca > oua remedy for
d'szaicot tha Liver , littlarn and Dysptinia ,
Slmmcns' Llvr Hesculator. Lew' > i Q. Wnnder ,
1B2B Jester Street , A slitant Tojt Master ,
"fta ha\e tested Ita victaca. per3 nally , and
I.now that for Drx.cr-a : ' , Biilioiiiieau , and
ThrobbinjHeadacho , ttistho bwl moukfae the
world ever sa-v. We have tried forty oth .i
remedies ri"fnra Sisimcns' Liver Regulator , but
nose of lhs.ni k ve tw Knre than tc-cporary re
ef : bntthe Ecul tor net only mieved , bu.
cured u. . . " Editor Tebgrtph and Messonjor ,
Qi.
KAKCMCTDKSD C3I.T IX
J. H. ZE1LIN & CO. ,
PHILADELPHIA , PA.
Price. I1.M Sold by all Dra Ists.
A CHEMICAL MARVEL.
Though a thou-and Icaguea away
Pe'tzer'a Tcnic fountain foam ,
We can d rink the same to-djy ,
In cur f iroflVestern hon.69.
Thanks to Chemistry'd 'pe 1
In an lritanfprestol | ASJ !
Fresh as from the Inm ? no'I '
Seltzer bubbles In the Lli < > 3 !
TARRAST'S rtns APFRIEM
QITCS the r re elixir 1 irth ,
Healthful PS the fl ilil cent
! li htaj * . fr ra the breast of Earth.
Time nnil di Unco what are thcv ?
When ArttlUH cin rtpro u e
Springs a ihou-iari'l ie fines a\vay ,
F r tha sicfcman's iLsisnt U'c'
SOLD BAT.L DtlUOfilSfS'
FEVER AND A UE.
Defensive Medication
Is a proeiutlou wh'rh ' shoulil nrnr h < >
cd when danzer ia present , and therefore a
couree of thb Bitters at this H-EBOII is particular.
ly desirable , especially for the fco Io and sickly.
A a remedy for biliousness , dysiwpsla , nervous
n&99 , and bowel complaint' , there IB nothir , . '
comparaba ! to this wholesome re toratlvo
For sale hv all Dru eUtaann Ueilcru i-enerilly
CHICAGO MEDICAL COLLEGE-
The Pioneer In the OradoJ SjaUm , nd ALSO in
3yeir 'c urie of Instruction ailop edbyAmeri-
iau Medical Co bo Ateocia'.l > n , begins its nait
Session Srept. 2itli Phj fioloric tl I abonitorj-
estiJ.iilied. ANATOMICAL \TERIAL IN V * . .
LIWITED AIJUNUANCr : . beats numlgred , cud
seccurert In order of nopl ration. I'roftsi' ra"
Tees. S75. Pr .ctitionTs Couree through April ,
Fe$30. For Anuouneemcnt or iiilormatlun ,
aldre s Dr. J. H. HOLLIaTER , 70 Jlonroa 't ,
Chicao. e p4
< ncr > a wcefc In yourown toTn. 'Icrms and
LDUU outfit froj. Address 11. Hallett & Co. ,
Pcrtland , II.
DR. A. S. PEIV'OEKY ,
CONSULTING PHYSiOIAN
PEitUASRSTLY LOCATED HIS MEDICAL -
ICAL OFFICE ,
S Tenth Street , - O1IAUA , NEBRASKA
OHednj bin services In all departments o
medicine and turcery , both In tni-ial an
special practlcacuta und chroi.io diiB'S Ca
be consulted nlgl t and day , and will vift !
pirt ot the city nnd county on receipt of Ietl
SANTA CLAU3 FOUND.
Greatest Discovery of siie Age.
Wonusriuldiacovericaln tlit worldhavobsen made
Among : other thinps where Sjnta Ctou * stayed ,
Ctiildren oft ask If he maKca oodo or not ,
If really he lives In a mountain of snow.
Lilt year an excursion sailed clear to tlie Pola
And suddenly dropped in to what feemedlikeihole
Where wonder of wonders they found a new land
rVhile fairy-like belnifg appeared on each hand.
There were mountains like ours , with more
beautiful green ,
And far brighter ikies than over were seen ,
Birda with the hnca of a rainbow were found ,
While flowtra of exquisite fragrance were grow
In ? aronnd.
Not Ion ; were they left to wonder In donbi
A beiue soon came tlis/ had heard much aeon :
Twas Santa Claua' eelf and tb la they all Bay ,
3ol eked like the pictures taee every day.
tie drove up a team that looked v ery queer ,
"Twas team f rrosshoppera instead of reindeer
Ho rode in a shell instead of a aloi h ,
But he took them on toud and drove then
away.
He showed them all over h3 ! wonderful realm ,
And factories making goods for women and men
Furriers were working on hata great and Email ,
To Bunee's they said they wcro sending them all 1
Kris Kingle , the OIo\o Maker , told them at one ;
All our Gloves we are sending to Bnncc.
Santa all owed them suspenders and many thing !
mere.
Saying I also took these to friend Bunco's store.
Santa Claua then whispered a secret be'd tetl ,
Aa In Omaha every one knew Banco well ,
Ho therefore should send his goods to his CAN ,
Knowing his friends will get their full phare.
Now remsmber je dwellers In Omaha town ,
All who want proscnte to Huncc'a go round ,
For shirts , collars , or gloves great anil email ,
Bend your sister or aunt one and all.
Buncc , Chimpion Ilattf r of the West. DongU
BY THE C.SE OF
DR. BOSAHKO' ' !
PILE REMEDY.
INTERNAL EXTERNAL , AN !
ITCtilNG PILES
yield nt once on HIP application of E
Po . .nUo' Pile Kgmfdy. wlilrh art *
rcctlynpon mcpnrUi nfTected , nbaorbli
he Tumorm. allaying Ihe Intcnme Itc
nil otligr r medlc * hate Jiilleil. Try
tnkenoothpr. nniHellyonr nclcliborm
DO NOT DELAY
until the drain on the y t m prodac
permanent dUabllity , bat bay It.
TRYITABNEDCUREC
PRICE , 50 CENTS.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT ,
and when yea can not obtain Itoflilm , !
trtU send It , prepaid , on receipt ofprli
On Coianbo'B Treatiic on Pile * scut ft
Da application. Address
IE DR , BOSANKO MEDICINE CC
& PIOTA , Q ,
VIA THE
Chicago S Northwestern
2,380 iLES OF ROAD !
It Id the SHORT , SURE and Safe Route Betwasn
COUNCIL BLUFFS
'
ASO
CHIGAGOMILWAUKEE
and a'l point : KAST anil SORTH.
IT OFFEUS TIIK TRAVEUKQ PUBLIC
GREATER FACILITIES AND 1IOUE
ADVAN1'AOE3 T1IAV ANY
OTUCH ROAD IN
THE WE3T.
III ? th , )5IT ROAD between
COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Upon which Is ran
PULLMAF EOTEL OAES !
In sddttica to thaw vij to pleasa ill classes of
travelers. It klw FIRT CL4S3 MEALS It Its
EATIKG STATIO.Va a' M > cents each.
IT5THACK IS
If yon wish the Bt Travelinir Accomraolv
tl < ms TOU vlil buy rorr ticket lir tin * Konla
JES-ASU WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
All Ticket Asenta can 3'H TOU Thronch Tioicta
vu this road and Ch ck i n I K S-
ga o tree of Charge
OiiAHA TICKCT OFFICES12H Farnfcam St ,
Cor 14tb. and at Union PtciSo Depot.
DENSER OFFICE In Colorrdo Cintral tnd
Union Pfccl c Ticket Office.
SAN FRANCISCO OJfFICE-2 Now Moatfoai.
ery Street.
For information , folders. ffi p , eta , not ob-
tilnable at Home Oleket Offlco , aildresa r
agent of the Company , cr
H1RVIH HUCH1TT , Vf- STEHN1TT ,
Oen'l Man j r , Oenl ? * 99. Agent ,
CHICAGO , ILL.
JAUCS T. CLARK ,
Qen'I As" Omaha ft Cosncll Bluff * .
IN
188O.
K.C.,8T.JOE&C.BB.R. ,
Is the only Direct Line to
ST. LOUIS AN THE EAST
From OJtAIIA and the WEST.
Ho change ol cara between Omaha and St. Lonls
and but ono between Omaha and New York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
BBAC3IW ALL
Eastern & Western Cities
With Icsscnaree3 and In sdvmce of other lines.
ThU entire Una Is equlpnod with Pullman's
Palace S'cepms Core , Palace Day Coach-
w.SIlllcr'a Sifsty PlAtform and
Conp'tr ' and the celebrated
W tlngl.ou Alr-BrakS.
THAT Y.JCR TICKET RKADS-54
VKKanssa City , St. Joseph
rS-CouncilBlud3K.R..vla
Tickets fur sale at all coupon station ? In the
fftrt.
J. F. BARNARD , A. C. DAWES ,
Gcn'I Supt. , Oen'l Para. & Ilrket Ae't
St. Joseph , Mo St. Joseph , Ho ,
W. C. SEAOHP.IST , Ticket Aeen. ,
2H Fifteenth Strce1 , between Famham am
Donslas , Union Clock , Omaha.
JOS. TEHON , A. B. BARNARD ,
Paw ) Agent. Omaha. Gen'rl Arcnt. Omaha
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
AND
St , Paul & Siouz City
RAILROADS.
The Old Edvibh Sioux City Route I
ICO MILES SHORTEST ROUTE
From COUNCIL BLTJEFS to
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DUDUTH , or BISMARCK ,
AnJallpointaln No-them Iowa. Minnesota and
Dakota. This line b equipped with the Im.
„ , M _ . - . - ; _ i. * r..ucn ia
Miller Platform Coupler ami Duffer. And for
8PE-D , SAFETY / > HD COMFORT
Is unnurpiaeed. Elezant Drawing Room % nd
Slcepluir Care.nwneil and controlUil by the com-
pnny , run Thronjli fVlth ut dian o b t * n
Union Vjujiflc Transfer Depot , Council Bluffs ,
and St. Paul. Twins leave the Union Pacific
Transfer Depot at Council Bluff ? , at Bi5p m. ,
reaching ? ioux City at 10:20 : p. m. , ar.J St. Paul
at ll'.io a.m , making
JJS'TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE OF
ANY OTHEP. ROUTE.
Returning , leave St. Paul at 3:20 : p m. , ar-
rivix at Suux City at 4:45 : a. ra. . and Union
Taciflc Tran'far Depot , Council Bluffy , at 8:50
a. m. Bo sure that your tickets roail va "S. C.
& P. R. R. " F. C. HILLS ,
Sumrlntendent. MlKourl Valley , Iowa.
P. E. RODINSON , Ass't Q n I Pass. Agent.
J. If. O'BUYAN ,
Southwestern Freight and Passenger Agent.
my20-tf Council BInffa
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars I
CHICAQO
QURLINGTOH & QUINGY
With fcmcotli and Perfsct TnoL , Elegant Fa '
touer Cf a fccs , and
PULLMAN SLEEPING &Q1H1HG CARS
It t hrowIc < U'ei ty tie Ssiia , ajl a.1 vr a
trivrl nTcT it , to bo thd Kcct Anpclated ind
Beet Manage-1 ! QiJ in ttia Counliy.
PASSBNGBRS OING EAST
Should bear in mind tbat this is the
, BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Points East , North and Northwest.
this Route have choice of
POUR DIFFERENT ROUTES
And the Advantage of Six Daily Lines of Falao
Sleeping Can from Chicago to
New York City Without Change
All Expresg Trains on thig line are equipped wit ]
the Wcstinhouso Patent Air Rrakca and
, Miller's Patent Safety Platform and
Couplers , the most Perfect Pro
n tection Against Acci
dents in the world.
PULLHAH PALACE SLEEPING AND D'NIHG ' CAR
Are run on th eBuriington Route.
Information concerning Routes , Rates , lln
Connections ) , etc. , wilt ba cheerfully given I
applying it the office of the Burlii.pton Hont
BlS Fourteen' ! ) Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
C.E PERKtNS , D W. HITCHCOCK.
Qen'I llana er. Gen. West'n Pass. Ag"t.
J. 0. PHILLIPPI. Sc.Joo. , Ito.
General Agent , Omaha.
U. P. DUEL ,
fepS-dl licketAjjont Omaha.
VEGETABLE SICILIA
HAIR
RBNEWEI
Thia standard artiele is compounded with tl
gicatcat care.
IU effects re ag wonderful and satisfactory
ever.
It restores gray or faded hair to its youth !
color.
It remotes all eruptions , itching and dandru
and the scalp by its use becomes white ai
clean.
Hy ! U tonic properties it _ restores the papilla
ehnria to their normal vigor , preventing Lai
ness , and uulcint ; the hair grow thick a'
Bironir.
Aa a dressing nothing has been found so eff <
tual or desirable.
Dr. A. A.Hayes.StatcAssajerof Jlassacliusetl
gayg of it : "I consider it the beat preparatii
for ita intended purposes. "
PUCMGHAM'S DYI
FortheV/hiskers.
This elegant prepiration may bo relied on
change the color of the beard from gray or a :
oilier undesinble nhade , 10 brown or Mack ,
. d cretion. It ia easily applied , bcln In one pi
rll.DH paration , and quickly and effectually produces
DH peimancnt color whica will neither Rub or wa
cb. off.
MANUFACTURED BY
THi 3K3c * . T = T / T.T & : GO
Nashua , N. H
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers
Mediqine.
NOTICE.
, Angot 27tb , 1J50
There will be a mee'la ? of the Stockhjldera
the Me.hanic's jlinio ? and Smelting Co , ( exp
ed Tiy limititim ) t ths Darant en ne Lo i :
September Uth , 1-SO , at 733p.m. , for the pipe
po s o ! reflnnalza'fon cU forsntlonof an
. All perties Intvested ar earnestly :
t in jrmtnt , ast busioa'S ol grwt 1
wthta w2J b tnuiuoted.
KIDNEGBN is highly recommended and unsurpassed for "Weak
or Foul Kidneys , Dropsy , Bright's Disoasp , Loss of En.rgy ,
Nervous Debility , or any Obstructions arsms from KicJn'-v or
Bladder Diseases Also for Yel'ow ' Pt.vor . , Blood aad is
Poisoning , in infected malarial sections.
ZTBr the dl.tilVIon of * FOREST LEF Kith JU51PER BERRIKS ird BARLET JtALT w .
dT veredK DN-EGFNwliiatiacta-peciacallvouthKidn VianJ Urinary Own * , mcovia * i.Juifcm.
d.lKr iu forme s In the b aJder and pr.ventuu any stralnW. sraMtlcc tenwtion h
In the -mbrinous 11nf \ at thidust * or w.tcr p-wtaw It excite htslthy > > ; _ - - - _ .
the-c ti a beilthp cunaitlou. showl
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eivln-.hematreii-th , vizor and reforms organs
on both thocoUraudca..r low of urine. It can bo Ukm at all time * , inall eUmilnand urn.- -
. Unlllio other ration for Kulney I ° " ' ' ' '
tem. prep
clrcumatanoos wUhout Injury tDthi > > any
It Jua a verv pleisan ; anl ai eeiulc last * aud flavor U h beaa difficult to na o a vrtp n . n
rnTt.lMnV oosltivo dinrc'w promrtles which will not nauseate , but bo occentablo to tfc U UJ b ,
ta KtryabottlB of KIDStafc.- CLSh3 th. KIDKEYd hM
Before nyUier
foul ra Uer Try It and yn. will alw4pu It as . fjndly medlclno. Udl . .fedally wJU lUu it.
in.1 nnntloman willflrd KIDSEGEX thsbtrt Kidnej-Tinlc evermai"
NOTIOJwShStt'e A-sistiUtirecJLAWRaMaEi
ment Stamp , which permits KIDSEUEX to bo jo4 ( wlihoat lictnu ) hy Drcjfifiiu , tr . > W
Other Persoui T9 jwher .
Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and-Family Use.
twttt fv.a wife , nfsrw ? < n
win Mnd pr
It not found t your Drassit ! orGro H ,
ollce to you
LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ws.
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GROCERS and DEALERS everywhere.
WholMole agents in Omaha , STEELE. JOHNSON & CO. , will supply the u l * at maacfwtuw
prices. . . . . . _ .
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R ,
Tirr nnp IT rn\NTT.TT\R LINK BET TEN THE EAST & TIIH YKS '
Iti niuin line runs from Chiooso xi Cooncll
Bluffi. pu-Mn through Jollet. Ottcm. La S lle.
Gene-eo.ilollne. Hoc * IslandDaveDport. V jil
Llbdrt7 , Iowa Uty.Maren.o , Jtrooklyn.GrlnacJ ,
Des ilolnes ( the capital of Iowa ) , Stuart. Atlaj- )
tic. ana Avoca : with tranche , from Bur m
JantUontol'"orla : JVllton Junction toMusca-
tltc. Wnshlnpioc. Fnlrfleld. Eldon. Belknap.
Centroville. Princeton. Trenton. Oallatln. Came
ron. Leaveaworth. Atchlaon. and Kansas Uty ;
Washlncton to biRourner. OsfaUoosa. and Knox-
vlllo : KeoSuic to Kamlmcton. Bonaparte. Ben-
luttauuit. ludupvtident. ClUoa. Uttumwa. budT-
TtliB.Oskklnn.a , Pelln.Mnnroe. and Des ilolnes :
Ncvtton toMonroo : Ue Molncs tolndlanolaanu
Wlntcraet : AtlantlotoLflnlsnnd Andubon : and
A'oca to Ilarlnn. This Is posltlvelj the only
Itallroad. which owns , and operates a through
llnii from Chicago Into the State of Kansas.
Thrnnuh KTpre" Pa'aemterTralnvwlth Pull
man ° aUco Cam attached , are run each way colly
tetween CHICAGO and PEOIUA. KA > SAS Crrr.
Cocscir. BLUFW. LSAVBSWORTU and ATCHI-
So1 hrnuzh cnr art ) also run between Miau ! -
* eo nnd Kansas City , via the "Milwaukee ana
Unckliland bh9Line. . "
The "Great Uoclc Island" 1 masnlHcently
equipp tt. In road bed Is simply perfect , and its
trucslslald with steel rail. .
What win please joe most will bo tha pleasure
of onlorlnir jrnur meals , while passing over the
beautiful pntlrtei of Illinois and Iowa. In ono of
anr magnificent DinlnK Can that nccompanrall
Tnroueli Uxpre < Tmlns. You get an entlro
meal , ca cooa as Is nerved In any Brst-cUss hotel ,
XorsovcntT-tiTe cents.
/pprcciatln ; the- fact that a majorltr f tha
people prefer ncparata apartments for different
purposes ( and the Immense pas onapr lm > lne s
of this line warrantlnc It ) , we urn pleased to an-
nnunce that this Company runs J'uHnian 1'alace
Can for sleeping purposes , nnd I'lUce
IMnJna Cars for eattnK purples on y i.&c y
Pulace nrs I" a *
treat fentcroof cur - -
( - * " - '
SALOON vmars you can enjoy jour -
at all hnnrs of the day.
Kansas City. icaTenwnrth. and Ate
nectlons bclncmndo In Union Dfp n.
SlE ! PKINCIFAI. It. It. COSNKUTlOa * > .
THIS OUEAT T1IKOUU11 JJMJ AlCt 5 *
FjMXCHlCAoo.wJth 8ll < JlTerslc lines f iM
. with tha U 9. i M.S.
M nilOHTS. With 1' . . , * *
Vt'lA'sAIXrwK.lIlLCent.R.rt.
AtPEOBM.wlth I * P. i J. ! } ' . U. 4 E. 4 l
W. : Ill.Slld. . n lT.P.\V. IMA. . .
At ItotK IsLAXn with "Mllwnnkee o : * W * I
laland dhort Line. " nnd Itocfc Icl'il A I'o-J.
At DAVENPORT , with the Davenport 1W
At'\V MTl.lllERfT.w1ththeB.C 1L& > i * .
AtUltl.VNELl. ilth Central Iowa JS.1I.
Jt t IE 3IU.NtH , with M.F I > It. *
AttorJXCII. BLCKF'.wlth Lnlon facto.-
At < > MAQA.
.
At OTTPMWJ , win ' eniral
St. L. A I * o. nna C. JI. & Q It. 1W
At KEdKUK.wlth Toi fc-o. i War.r V.-
Lour * * .Fac. . and &t. J . Ket > . * N.-W. 1' *
At CAMERON- , with II. bt. J KK - .
At ATCUISUV. with Atcti. . Topctn A. J i i >
Atch. * Neh. and fen.Hr U. I * H. Hds.
At J.KAVESWOKT11 , with Kun. I'ac. , si
Cent. It. Kds. . _
AtK NSAi Cixr.wlth all lines to : th - i Jt
ami Southwest.
PCT.IiVAN PALACE CARS wr- ran thronah to rEflltlA. HE * luinta. .
COIT.XCXI. MI > tIF'S , KAXSAH CITY. A TCHIMOX. an.l LEA VK > WOItT.V
Ticket * - lu thl Line , known the " 3reut ICoek J Iunil JJ.mtc , " nre \ * & "
all Ticket Aecnu In the United Mtute * i n < l Cnnmla.
i'or InTarinatloa not obtainable Mt your homo ticket office ,
. BatMBAUL. E. ST. .T
Oen'l Superintendent. Uen'l a . aja Vau'yt Ax * .
And Everything pertaining to the Furniture and
Upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT CF HEW GOODS AT THE
XiCTWEST
OTFT./VS.
1208 and 1210 Varnliani
, ap 11 mon th tat
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
F O IK. 1880.
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tuls MANUFACTURED BY P. P.MAST&CO.SPRIHGF1ELO,0.
s They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Beam Walking
iy Cultivator , with or without Sj rin ; s.
nd Tlie New Force Feed Buckeye Drill , one or two Horse S ill
it- Enquire for them at the best dealers.
on F. H , PTOH , Gen. Agent. Omaha , ff
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CURES RHEUMATISir. CURES COUGHS and
COLD3.
CURES EHEUMATISJI , CURES COUOHS acd
in COLDS.
CURE ? SORE THROAT. CURES PYPTHERIA.
CURES LAM BACK and hTIFF JOINTS.
CURES LAMh BACK , and STIFF J01NTA
CTJ1E3 El < N' . CUTS nd BRUISES.
it- CUBES B R-VS , CUTS nnd BRUISES.
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ur-
urre BOLD IS OMAHA BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
re- Co to Year Drarelst lor Miw F/ecman'i
S-w KaKonal Dya. ? or brijhf-eai and debiT >
biT tr of color th T r ittB jttUt < i ColciSta
NERVOUS DEBILITY
Vital W knc Snil PI M
tntlnfromoTerwor * .
. 2 } .
tnown. Price SI !
c-s < ful remedy p r
vUIs and larcv ial of ooirderfor35.enti
free on receipt of price. HUUPHKS
1IOMEO. 1IED. CO , ' ( fl Fulton St. . K >
llloaCaU na of Receipts apl.-
$5 tO $2051 free. Addrcffl Stloson .
Portion' ! . Milno.
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\j OLVEKIlINOjittheRenvelaerPolTtw * k
nititnte. Troy.N.'Y The olJeit eiwl'raer i <
h eel In America. Next term hezlSptv i-
r 16 th Tha BezLner for 1330 eontarn a it
tha z ndaites for the nut Si yeara , i h r Ir
itionjal30 , onrse of tudr. requ.r rats. .
panaon e'x. jAddress ; [ DAVID II GHE2 5.
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