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1TOKKET-AT-LAW ,
. 1324 F&rnh m 8t , Omaha.
Patents , Pensions and Govcrn-
mcnt Claims.
Refen , by ptrmJsJoo , to Oenl O. F. Mandcr.
> n , Hon. A. J. Poppleton , and T. L. Eimban ,
Etq. t aul7-lm
A. T. CROSSLEY.
A TTORKny A D COUNSELOR AT LAW
jtV. Ko. 314 Eonth 15th St , bet. Farnh&m and
Barney. auJO-lm
CHARLES POWELL ,
TTUSnCEOFTBEPEACE-Corcer JBth and
tf Farnham BU. , QpahaKeb.
WH. SIMERAL ,
A TTOP.NEV AT LAW Eoome.Crtljhton
JBlock. . TElh St. . OMAHA. KEB.
D. L THOMAS ,
TTORNKT AT LAW Loans money , buys
A _ and Bells real estate. Boom 8 , Cteighton
Block.
A. C. TROUP ,
AT LAW Office in Hatacom's
AnOBNEY George E. Pritchrtt , 1506
FarnhamSt. _ OMAHA. KEB.
DEXFER L THOMAS ,
AT LAW-Croictaoank Solid
ATTORNEY
A. CHADWIGX ,
TTOBKEY AT LAW Office IBM Famham
J - Btr et. _ _ _ _ _
A. 3WARTZLAHDE
A TTOBNEY AT LAW Cor. IMhand ramhsm
-CX itrett. mayZStt
WILLIAM A. FONDA ,
X TTOBNEY AND COUliSELOB AT LAW.
JtV. Room No. 6 , Frenzer Block , oppoglte Poit
Omce. _ _ OMAHA , MKB.
WM.L.PEABQDY ,
Office In Crolzhlon Block , cezt la
LAWYEB . OUAHA , N BBRASKA.
Procwrei'Wft
SfOTAfiY COLLECTIONS HAPK
E. D. MCLAUGHLIN.
A TTORKEY AT LAW AND JUSTICK OF
J\ . THE PEACE Southeart comer Fifteenth
Douglas St.
< 9ColIectintie Promptly Attended
O'BRIEN & BARTLETT ,
Attorneys- - Law.
OFFICE-Unlon EloekFL't enth tag Fatnhamt
A. L. RQBISQH.
A TTOIlif Y AT LAW. Room Creifihton.
JBlopt. . OUAHA Keb. Innt-tf
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KARBA&H BLOCK. COR. DOUG. & IETH STS.
_ OMAHA. KKK.
W. d. Oonnell ,
Attorney-at-Law- ,
Office : Front rooms , np stalrgln Hanscom's
nev brick building , H. W. comer Fifteenth trad
Farnham fitronta.
CHAS B. EKBJCK.
& REDICK ,
Attorneys-at-La.w ,
SnedJ attention trill be given to all tulte
mKainitt corporations of every description ; Trill
practice w al Ithc Conrto of the Btate and the
United States. Office. Famham St , oppotlte
Court Honne. _ _ _ _
EDWARD W. SIMERAL ,
TTOBUnY AT LAW Boom B Crelfihton
J\ . Block , 1 Eth md Douglas rtraetg. noSdii
C. F.
A TTOIINSY AT LAW 242 Farnham Street
AjL Omtha Mcbraafa > . _ '
FARKE GODWIN ,
A TTORNnV AT LAW Itlh and Domjiai
JRtrsntfl , with O. W. Doann _
W , T. Bicninua. O. J. IlDNT
B1CHARDS & HUNT ,
Attorneys -Law.
Ornrn 215 South Fourteenth Rtreft.
EAST INDIA
iTTERS !
HER & GO. ,
BOLB MANUPAOTUEHR3
0-KAIIA , Neb.
A new and hitherto unknown Tcmodr for ai
diseases of tbo Kidneys , Bladder , ana TJrinir
Organs.
It mil positively earn Uiabeits Uravrl ,
BT , Kricht's DisciM , inalnlity to retain or exj > el
the Urine , Catarrh ol < ho ItUdicr , high colore
and runty urine , Patntul Cr.natlnc , LAM
BACK , Uener&l Weakbots , und nil 1'cmale Con ;
plaints.
It uvoiJa internal uiedici- , io cerUdn In i
cfTecIa and cum nhen noUiiiu else ran.
For s le by all UruggUU or lout by null Ire
upon receipt of the price , 32. VO
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO , , PROP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
CJTEcnd your address for our little booi
* , How UIc Saved. "
JA KS K. ISH , Acent for Meoruka.
IRON TURBINE
WIHD ENGINE
MANUFACTURED BY
Mast , Fo js & Co. , Springfield , 0
The Strocgtvt mdMost Durable
WIND ENfllNl
In the Wcrld
Hundreds 'n use In Iowa So
by Dealers In nearly evrry county.
This cnt xepreionte-ow .
L/ I / Buckeye Force Pump
vhlch is particularly
adapted to Wind Mill
u e , as It works easily"
wid throws a constant
stream , and does not
freeze np in the coldest - - *
est weather : Send .for
fprcallst
W. H.
HtetmtAct ,
QtotuBS flta Latest Hbme : and Tel
News of the Day.
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OMAHA PUBLISHING CO. . PROPRIETORS-
Blffamham , tit. Oth and lOth Strtttt
TEHJI3 OP SUBSCRIPTION , "
LCopy 1 year'in advance ( postpaid ) (8.00
3 months r " " . S.OO
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THE MAILS.
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C.R.I&P.R. BaOam-S48p.m ,
C'St Joe E O a. m.
S. City & P. 530a.m.
U. P. K.E. , 11:40 .m ,
O. R. V. to Lincoln , 10 a. m.
B. ftJLR.KS:40am.
O.feK. W.,7ao , .rn.
ornnsa
C. &K.W. E.B. , 11 a. m. , 11 p. m.
C. B. i Q 11 , m , 930 p. m.
C.H I. iP. , U a. mU p. m.
C. B. & St , Joe. , 11 a. m , , 11 p. m.
U. P. B. B. , 4 p m.
O. & B. T. from Lincoln , 11:10 : p. xn.
S City & P. , 11 a. m.
B. &M. inheb.,4 p. m.
Local uiU for States Iow leave but onC4 a
day , vis : 4 JO a. m.
Office open from 12 to 1 p. m. Sundiy * .
TBOMAS F. HALL. Poitmaiter.
Arrival Aud Departure of
Trains
UNION PACIFIC.
Daily Expresi. . . . 12:15p.m. 3:25 p.m.
do Mixed 6.10 p m. 4:25 p. w-
do Freight 5:30 a. m. l:40p : , n-v
do do 8:15a.m. 12:20a.m.
TIMS OAED OF THS BURLINGTON.
HAVE OMAHA.
B prnus SUOp m. Exprtos 100 a. m ,
.Mail 6CO : a. m. Mail 10:00 p. m.
Sundays Excelled. Btmiays KxcepUd.
CniCAGO.IROCK IgLAND i PAClFia
Mall CA a. m. I Mail 10:00 p. m.
Erjirees 3:10 p.m. | Express..lOtfO a. m.
CHICAGO NOHinWESTEKN.
Mall 0 ; Oa.rn.lMaH 7:20 p. m.
Etprees S:40pi : m. | Exprs s 100 a. m.
Bundajsexcepted.
KAKSAS CITY , ST. JOE & COUNCIL BLUFFS.
LXAYK AKXTTE.
Mall § :00 : a. m. I Express 7:40 a. m.
ExpresB 6uO p.m. | Matt 7:251 - m.
The on'v line rnnninc Pullman SleepinRCara
out of Omaha to Union Depot.
OMAHA & NOBTnWE&TEBN AND 1SIOUX
CITY & PAClFiCr AILBOADS.
Express 8:00 : a. m | Fxpre8.4SOp m.
Dail ; ExccptBandayf.
B. t M. B. K. in NEBRASKA.
Omaha ( ly ) _ 9:00 Kearney J'nc av)6:60 ) m
atlgm'lhar 70:25 a m Bloomuigtonlri:10 mm
carnj J'ncar)7:55 ( ) p m Ked Cloud ( Iv ) 6B a m
* d Cloud ( rr)7:5 ) pm Plattsm'th ( ar ) 4:20 p m
loom'gU > nM)0:25 ) : p m Om iha ( arr ) . . . 4:55 p m
HEPCBLICAS VALLEY RAILWAY.
° JntreU ) 8:05 a m | Bloom' tonarl0pm
liomtniton l:3b p in I Hsstinga ( ar ) 6:56 : p m
rleans ( Iv ) 7:30 a m 1 Indiantla ( jr ) It 0 p a
rleana ( ar ) 7:00 p m ] IndlanolaIv ) &SO pm
SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL R. R.
.il-.6:10am : | Eiprtas 10:00 a n
tipress 80pm Mall 730 p a
WABASU , bT. LOUIat PACIFIC.
UUVSB.
_ J ] 8a.m. I Mall 11:55 a m
xpres8..SWp. : m-JExpioia * :25 P-m-
BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R. R.
eive Omaha , dally. 8 a m , 0 a. ro. , 10 a so. ,
1 a. m , 1p.m. , 2 p. m.,3p. m , 6 p. m,0p.
L ave Council Bluffs ; 855 a. m. , 926 a. m , ,
S6p. mf5:25p.m.t'e:25p. ro ,
oar trips on Sunday , leavinpr Omaha at B and 13
. m. , 2 and 5 p. m ; Council Bluffs at 825 ,
1:85 ft m. , and SUSS and E:25 p m.
FjLESEKOXK TRJ.IKS.
/eavo Omaha : a. m. , 7 a. m. , 8:30 a. m. , J
m. , 4:50 p. rru , 7 5 p. m. ,
xave Council BluHg : 0:16 : a. ra , , B : . m. ,
1W a , m.5 5p m , 7.00 p. m. , 7:50 p. m.
Dally except Sunduy.
OIIAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY R. R.
LEAVK , ARKin.
Hall 10:15 a. m. , : S5p. m.
laily except Sundays.
OOHMEKCIAL.
Omaha Wholesale Markets ,
OMAHA , September J6 , 1880.
BUTTER AND EQUS.
: hocetablo ! .
-'ackeralots .
Fresh eggs , par dor . 12) )
oney. . . . . . . . . . . . " " - ' "
POULTKT.
tilckecR , par doz. . . . . . . . 2 2J
Ducks .
GROUERIE8.
8UOABH.
. . , 10 |
Granulated ID )
Standard "A" 10j
OSA 10 ,
C" , 9j
BYBUPS.
Extra choice and very bright. . . 50
Bright Table Dripg 45
New Orleans Mopasses 60
Market advancing.
lie , prime to choice 17j
Uo good to prime I6i
lie fair to good . . , , If
Jocha . 2-
) . G.Jnra. , t
R1C5 ,
oo. . . . . . . .
Goodtoprtm
xcw Prunes.- 8.
) ldPrunes 6
3nrrantscholce new 7
lispl > errieB 33
Pitted cherries 2
Mulligan grtd Apples ;
! f. Y. SUced A .I
Evaporated "
State Peaches. . . . . .
Salt Luke Peaches 1
California Peaches. . . " . 1
CANNED GOODS.
'S"OyBt rs , 2 Ib cans , . casa. . 87
do do llbcanlpercase. . 24
UffhtWeSght Oysters 2 Ib ? ? case 2 9
Jfthnon , 1 Jl > , t < dozep ? ; ; : 17
do 21b.'ij doieri'A ' 26
Standard TomaWes tff , casa 2 S
Slb.Vcwe 30
Standard Peaches ; SfcCij. case. 4 4
T 77--
" *
- - case. S4
Ragnberrieg , 2 ft-tf V e. . 30
BlacTiberriea , 2 , 'rse . 28
Corn , 21M ? cay-i.- . , . . SE
Apples , Gal , dj . ! . 3 7
Narrow Fat Peas,2 Ib , case. . 4 C
S trim ? Beans. 2'njip r.tase. . . . 24
Nutmegs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Pep
Cloves
ossia . . . 2
-
andles , IGoz. . . il
reenwichLyeperJcas . 8'S
Beanfli > cr bushel. . , . . . . . . 1
Cheese full cream. . . . . . . . ' > . . . . 11
Window Glasg , CO per cent dia
count off list.
HARDWARE.
IRON :
rlommon bar. . . . . . . . .
r Horse-shoo bar . H
Norway nail rod. . . S
Cast plow 1
Am. cast , tool. . . . ; 18
" . 'B.Enff. do 21
A AILS.
Tensupwards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S !
B'rd'd's ehde 6 5
. . . . . g ,
mole . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' o s * t
Dmahanails tens , upwards. . . 3 !
Nw'ati'i h n . 23@S (
Putnam nails ' 233 <
DKY GOODS.
BROWN COTTONS.
Atlantic "H'V.
do "F' .I
Pepperell "O"
Jo "R"
do "E" j
Indian Head
Lavrrmce XXX
Nebnuka , Standard "AA"
DENUIB.
Amosteag i
Beaver Creek , "AA" 1
do "BB" , a
Haymaken. . . . . .
Pauner
OUs "AXA" ,1
do "BB" _ i
do"CO" ' . ' 1
Warren "AXA" i
doBB' ; i
° BLEACiffiD'cOTTdNK
Cambric. . . . . ]
"
Cbot . .
Truit o ! the Loom „ fc J
'Hills'Muslin. . . . I..I' . ]
1
Wasarotta - -
Pepporell . . . . . . . . . - . _ . 16 ©
XICKXNQB.
M ]
O 4 .4. . < '
A _ "AA"
J " " " " " " * " "
* i
ft * * * jW fc j
UO i /T T "
'
FEISTS.
Albany , 7J
Albion 7 |
Harmony 52
Amsrican . , 7
Allen'i. . . . . . . , , . . . . . * 6 1 2
AUsn'aPinka 8
Anoona fancy 71-2
Manchester . - 8
Merrimao. 71-2
Mcrrimao Bhirtinst - 6 1-2
Richmonds . . . . . . 61-2
EickmondeE , 7 1-2
Sprague's 01-2
Sunpion'smourning 7 1-2
Bmipsaa * , bl * 5c 71-2
BTBIKS.
AmaHoan 10@11
Amoekeag. 12
Awning stripes 13J
L rfttonA. 17 1-2
Hamilton 111-2
Omsga Hal2
Plttsfieldj 1'J '
LUMBER ,
Pramine , 18 ft. and under. . . . ? 20 00
Each add. ft over 18 , per 21. . 50
Fencing , No. 1,12 to 20 ft. . . . 22 00
" No. 2,12 to20 ft. . . . 2000
Sheeting , dressed , No. 1. . r. . . 20 00
" No.2 1900
Common boards , dressed 22 00
STOCK BOABDS.
*
Aitock. . . . . . 4000
B " 35 00
C " SO 00
Common stock 2500
FLOOBQiQ.
No. Ifloorlng 4000
No.2 " 85 00
No. 3 " 2500
Yellow pine flooring : , No. 1. . . . 4500
BIDIKO ,
No. 1 Biding 25 00
No.2 " 2250
Kp.,8 " 2000
PICKETS.
No. 1 picket * , per M 32 50
No.2 " " 2500
No. 1 finish , 1 J , 1 J , and 2 in , . . 5500
No.l " lin. . 5000
No. 2 " 1 * , 1J , and 2 in. . 45 00
No , 2 " lin 4000
No. 3 " in 3500
SHIP LAP.
Plainnblplap 2300
OG 'r No.l 3000
" No.2 2500
11 No. 3
CEILINO.
I beaded , 6 in. , No. 1 2500
" " No.2 2300
i " 4and 6in. , No.1. . . 4000
" " " No.2. . . 3500
CorrugaUd ceiling , No. 1 50 00
SHINGLES.
ABtarbe t ) sh'ngles 3 75
No , 2 " 800
No. 3 " 250
Lath 400
Lime , bbl 135
" bulk , per bu 40
Cementbbl 250
Iowa plaster , bbl 250
Michigan plaster , bbl 2 75
Hair , per bu 25
Tarred felt , 100 Ibs 300
Straw board , " 400
O G battens , per 100 ft llu. . . 1 25
Wellcurbing 8000
Rough 1 , and 2 in. , In batts ,
perlOOftlln 50
POSTS
Cedar halves , 7 In IS
" Gin 16
" Quarter 8 In 16
Oak , 4x4 80
" 4x6 40
O Ceasing , 5J and 6 in , , per
lOOftliu 300
Oak plank and timber , perM. 40 00
CJearpoplar 5000
Black Walnut 100 00
HIDES ,
Green hides , per Ib . ' 6 *
Green cured hides * $
ThybJdes , , . . 15al7
Dry salted hide * 10al2
Sheep Pelts , , , . . . . . . 25al 60
MOTORS''wlNEsi 'ETc.
High whws , per gal 108
Alcohol , ISO per cent per gal. 2 10
Frcn : h spirits , proof 1 18
Marshall's bourbon whisky. . . . 1 23
Miller's bourbon whisky 1 25
Brandy , very fine , psr gal. . . . 2 OOaS 00
" common to fine. ! . i. 150
Gin , 100 percent 150
" Holland 90 per cent 125
Hums , mixd Jamaica , per gal. 1 50a3 00
" New England 200
Kennedy Bitters per gal 1 50
" " per case , . . . . 7 50
" " par 100 oases 7 00
Champagnes , pints in baskets. 25 00
Domestic champaigne 22 00
Port wine , par case. 1 50a3 00
Sherries , , . . . 1 eOftS 00
Alas , Edinburgh- . . 275
Gnin&eai DnwHtut. . . . ! ! 225
B st slaughter Bole 82
Bestoak 41
French kips , 110140
French calf , leading brands. . . 1 50a2 10
DomeBticldps Teal 10
Domestic calfs. . . , . - . 1 lOal 30
Hemlock 1per ; per foot 2Sa2G
Dak upper , per foot 25a'26
Grain , uperperfoot. . . . . . . . . . 25
Linings , per doz 8 00a9 50
Toppings , per doz 11 00
-Morrocc * ( bootleg ) per foot. . . SSa-S
" qlldreSred 35
" Simon per skin 8 OOaS 25
" glove Hd 30
Boot webbing , per foot 45
HARNEbS LEATHER.
No. I Pltteburg oak 4-1
No. IPitteburg oak 41
No. 1 Cincinnati oak 41
No. 2 Cincinnati oak 3f
No. Ihemlock 3 ?
No.2Hemlock 35
COAL-RETAIL.
Anthracite 10 5 (
Blossburg 120 ;
Wyoming 8 5 (
Oskaloosa 5 < " > <
Iowa nut 5 0 (
White Breast. . 5 5 (
GBEATEST REMEDY KNOWN.
Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con1
sumption ; s certainly the greatesi
medical remedy ever placed within thi
reach of Buffeting humanity. Thou
sands of once hopeless sufferers , nov
loudly proclaim their praise for thii
wonderful Discovery to which the ]
owe their lives. Not only does it posi
tivtly cure Consumption , but Coughs
Colds , Asthma , Brorchita , Hay
Fever , Hoannoss and all affections o
the Throat , Chest and Lungs yield ;
at once'to its wonderful curative pow
er as if by magic. Wo do not ask yoi
to buy a large bottle unless you knov
what you are getting. We therefon
earnestly request > you to call on you
druggist , J. K. IBH , and get a tria
bottle free of cost which will convinci
the most skeptical of its wonderfu
merits , ani show you what a regnla
one dollar size bottle will do. Fo
kaleby iJ , K. IBH. (4) (
BucKien's Arnica salve
The BEST SALVE in the world fo
Cnts , Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Sal
Rheum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Ohapp
ed Hands ' , Chilblains , Corns , and al
kind * of 'Skin Eruptions. This Salv
is guaranteed to give perfect satiafac
tlod In every case or money re Jandfd
Price 25 cents per box. For aalt by
8dly < J. K. TSH , Omnhv
OHIO AGO SHOT TOWER CO
STANDARD SH01
W > BLATCHFOKD & C (
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EARLY POLITICS IN OHIO
DE. DO'CAN'S GBSATEAIiNEIl SPEECH
A CURIOSITY OF CAMPAIGNING.
Lttter to Ct cincati Commensal.
In the memorable hard cider and leg
cabin , Tippecanoe and Tylt-r too cam
paign of 1840 , Dr. Duncan , a demo
cratic stalwart , had , contrary to the
expectation * ol both whtgs and dem
ocrats , been defeated for congresa by
the whig candidate , Nat G. Pendle-
ton , by a small majority , and he had
determined , in his own democratic
mind that this thing should not
ba again. So he sought the demo
cratic nomination for congress again ,
got it , and this time beat Pendleton.
Besides , the doctor had determined
in Lia own mind to go back to con
gress , end while there , to make the
great speech of his life. He set him
self to work to gather np all over the
United States as many of the banners
and mottoes aa ho could , -which had
beun used by the Whigs in ths presi
dential campaign. From all parts oi
the country , not knowing why he
wanted them , and what he waa goinj
to do with them , thousands ol
Whig banners and mottoes wer
sent to him at his homo ncai
Mauisonville , in this county. Ths
doctor carefully selected about ont
hundred of those which he desired ,
and took them with him to Washing'
ton city , A few waeks after congress
was assembled in the winter of 1843 ,
Congressman Duncan arose in his
place and made his great banner and
motto speech , to the infinite gratifica
tion and edification of ail concerned.
During the coufSB of his F- -.h he
displayed al1 his whig b 3 and
mottoes which he had il rnuud
and about his desk , t ( members
of fie housa of repie ouiativea ,
to the great chagrin of the whiles and
delight of the democrat ? , and occu
pied many houra in the delivery of hie
great speech , butby no means t dious-
ly , for it was n continuous and con
tinued display of banner nnd motto ,
illustrating the points and proprieties
of his speech. Of course there was a
demand for this great speech all orei
the country , and , as it was nothing
without its illustrations , by order ol
congresa it was duly printed and pub
lished , find circulated all over the
country in pamphlet form.
Selecting nnd fcearintr Brood Sowa
Berkshire Eulletin
A brood EOW should bo a good
milker. However good in ther re
spect , if deficient in this , she should
hardly be retained as a breeder. Ac
abundance of milk for the first ei ; ht
or teh Weeks of their existence is the
beat preparation young pigs can have
to fit them f r prufitable growth hi
afttr life. It is hot nlwaja pnaslt.le
to decide with certainty whether 01
not a young sow will prove to bw t
good milker , but -8 ' with cows , BO witb
pis.s , we may learn from obawvaiion
aud trial to know in tome degree ,
judginsj from their general appear-
anc - , what to expecr. Much will de <
pend upon the dam and grand dam ir
this regaid. Milking qnalitiei
in awino are ts surely trans
missable to procSny aa itt .cattle ,
Thus it is as true of swine as of cduh
that this trait may be fcreatly improv *
ed by retaihing only good milkuis foi
breeders , as well as by feeding tbi n
when young with a viww to their de
vtlnpmnnt 80 milk producers rathei
than. . ES fat prcducers. For this reas
on spring and early summar litters an
usually the best from which to eeled
young breed nows. They flan be kc-JT
through the summer almost entirely
on gr ss. which , if abundant and in va
riety , will make them grow nicelyam
at the same time the exercise requir
ed in grazing will keep men
in good health and thrift. By thf
time cold weather Comes on and corr
is to be fed , they will have become
nearly .old andlargo enough for ser
vice. But eVen after this , continued
cate must bo taken that too mud
corn or other fat-producing fooc
should not be given them. Wo must
however , bear in miiid that at thii
period all animals naturally lay up fa
which aftarwardi goes to enrich thl
milk.I Hence , while they should no
ba allowed to become over-fat , the ;
should yet bo so fat as to supply thi
demand of nature , and to retain th
general health and vigor of the aye
tern.
tern.When
When they have dropped their firs
litter the most they will need for th
first five or eight days will be coolin
drink * and very little rich food. Whea
bran Ecalded and then thinned wit !
cold water , to which may bo added
handful of shipstuffs or middlings
may be given. In ten days or tw
weeks the richness of the foodmayb _
gradually increased , great care bein
taken , however , both as to the qual
ty and quantity , that these change
may not injure the health of the SOT
or so effect her milk as to cause acoui
in the piga. It is a Tory common mil
take in f ceding sowa having young pif
to give them too much strong foe
when thepiga are quite young.
It is not until the pigs are som
three or four weeks old that the
really beitfn to tax the sow heavil ;
Then it is thai * e BOW should ba 111
erally and regularly fed on good , ni
trkious milk producing food , end i
the same time the young p"s ; sx oul
be taught to feed by then. * ro * at
trough out of the reach o1 , = os
If thus managed , both s \ p'j
are benefited. The free'Ji i.f tl
former is kept up , and her ciispi'gitic
to produce an abundance of good , ri <
milk is so encouraged as to fix this
ono of the bsst traits of her nutnr
while the pigs , by the extra feed giv
them , make a corresponding rap ;
growth , and that at a comparative
small cost.
Young sown brought up in tl
maunor suggested , and thus cared f
with their first litters , may be depeu
ed upon to do as well or bolter wi
their next , provided they have an
thing like fair treatment. In caa
however , a sow fails to { .rove herst
a good milker , after a fair trial , si
should bo replaced by one of bett
promise , unless for some special pu
pose it is thought best to retain he
A Farmer's Offset.
Detroit Free Presi.
A "hired man" who has been ei
ployed on a farm In this county f
gaviTiil months entered suit again
his ttnployerthe other dayforbalan
of wagti * , amounting , as he claimed ,
S32. The su-t was on trial in Justi
alley yesterday , and it looked at fii
as if the plaintiff had a clear cae. I
gave dates and figures in a straigl
forward way , -and saerawd a ve
honest youni ; man. When the fan
er took the stand he said :
"I claim an offset for that S32. 1
man need sue me for what I honest
owe. " *
"What is your offset ! " aiked t
lawyer.
' fcU'g an unbeliever. "
"In what ! "
"Why , in the Bible. "
"What has that to do with yo
owing him 8321"
"It has a heap to do TTUh'lt I h
six hands in my employ , and we we
rushing things when I hired this mi
He hadn't been with UB two days wh
they stopped the reaper in tha mld <
of the forenoon to dispute abont Di
iel in the lion's den , and in threads
we had a regular knock-down abc
tha whala swallowing Jonah. T
man who run the mow r got to arj
ing about Samson and drove over
stump and damaged the machi
to the tune of S10 , and the-veryne
day my b'oy tfroka his leg white iflijs
ing a fefcce to \ eyc the j-ow'-w'hlch '
tha.ohlldres cMe wl i
" * - ' * . * . " *
jng through 'he ' Red soa. _ It wasn't a
week before mv wife said she didn't
believe Elijah was fed by tlo : ravens ,
and hhiiir mo if I didu't find myself
growing weak on Nosh -nd his flood.
That's my offset air ; end if ho was
worth anything I'd sued -him fora
thousand dollars besides. "
The court reserved its decision for
24 hours.
By stem in Farming.
We have frequently nrgaJ the ne
cessity of ordrr on the f.i'm , and one
of the drawbroks to large farms is
the difficu'ty of so rasklug plans as Jo
secure the desired system , if one
has not ih- ) capacity to manage in an
orderly manner , a Jargo business , he
will make more profit to confine him-
selt to a emr.ll one. Wo take from
the Dea lloines Register a good word
for method :
Many farmers fail in making their
farms profitable for want of order.
Whether on a small tarm , where the
work is all done by the owner , or on a
large farm where several hands are
employed , the mnstba an early and
regular hour for rising in the morning.
Each hand or man should know the
evening previous just what ho is to do
in the morning and if posgible for the
"
entire day. "if chores are his fir.'t
employment thpu ho cm qo af thrrn
without waiMng for or < V"s I h is
to use a tp.im hc.v ' vj it f cttr -
ried and hi-i civil o < ly. Tiie \ \ - g.
on or iniplo-net-t ho : s 'o M * * c n in
oiled ami ptu in jil-c- r mly 'o h't.-h
to. Thopr-iprietormua' m.ik-s t.-'cq
short with C' ' mmon Ciller' anT , ci l-o
enu'teiius He can also by a jmVcituis
system and etudy of the situation ,
encourage any superior or ambi
tious help to excel in their li
bers. Be always at homo or direct ,
aid and counsel in all depittmnnts.
Discourage all careless and loose prac
tices. Strive to cultivate and contin
ue a good feeling between laborer and
employer. Have stated times , and
rigidly enforce them , for meal ? , for
milking , for commencing the regular
work and for retiring from the field.
Make tbefftrni produce auperipr crops
and raise the beat stock of all kinds.
All kinds of produce rf the garden ,
orchard , vineyard , dairy , or farm
should be put r.p honestly , bnfc in the
tnd t attractive siylo for murket.
If buain-ss or pleasure take you
from the farm , l t the family know
the precise hour you will return. And
let them by your punctuality know
hat yotlr engagements at 3 reliable
Make all wdrlhy hands , or hoyaon the
farm , or female help in the hnuse ,
feel that tbep .arcyour equals in rights
and respectability. Order , harmony ,
and Tjunotaalityarc important for suc
cess in any enterprise
A Drummer's Revenge.
Oiivei on ( Tex. ) ifusN
Youn < { Bummelhans has fust been
ducDurged by his employer , old Two-
pe'cent The facts are as follows :
Bummelhana had just returnd from
a trip over the a'at-- ' . His trip had
been very satisfactory to himself , perhaps -
haps , but not BO to his einj. ! yer. Ho
had Spent a grCat deal of iiinuejr in
bugzy-tides nnd one thin- ; and anoth
er , and had taken very fe * orders.
When Buminelbdns called in to .see
the old mun the latter was as mad aa
the mischief. Ho Siid : "I don't be-
live you makes any eff.irt to s ll goofs.
Yen I vaah a drummer I always sold
gjotsto do merchants no matter ven
dey don't want any. 1 mndo de ac-
tuaintance | von everypody "
. < i Bummelhat)3 ctme ; very near reply
ing that it wag the reputation ot his
piincipal thut pi evented him from
selling anything , but he restrained
himself.
"How did you use tn manage to
eell goods when you were n drummer1 ? '
"I will shoiV you alt about dat.
SchOost you eh down in chairs. You
pees a ojuntry merchant , I play now
do drummer , "
"All right , " says Bummelhans.
"I'll be a country m.irohjmt , and Til
show you how they do. "
Bummelhans pretended to be writ
ing at his desk , and old Twopercen )
came up from one eide , bowing anc
ecraping.
"Goot mornrg. Can't I sell yov
some gooti ? "
"Who the h 11 Era you ? " eayi
Bummcllifm" , looking up.
' 'I travels for de Galveston firm ol
Twopeicent. "
"You do , do yon ? So you trave
for that infernal old thief , do you
Take that ! " and , to impress npon hi :
employer the difficulties of drumming
up trade , Bummelhaus kicked the olc
man four or five times , pushed him u ]
in a corner and choked him for i
while , and then told the old gentle
man , v , ho was speechless with boni
fide rage , ' 'If you ever come in her
again I'll not leave a whole bone ii
your carcass. "
The liver more irequeutly the seat o
disease than is generally supposed , for up
on its regular action depends , in a prea
measure , the powers of the storaarh , bn\\
els , brain and th' whole nervou * < y teir
Regulate that important rtr.nn by tuk-n
Simmons' Li\v Regu'1 tnr. ni ion prt
vent most of the ili = e < sas thit lk h iliti
to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l' ' w
The most ee'i-iblc remedy , a ill tai n'y s I
sure and p'rmment cute In sli d s Twsift !
liver.b'oodands oniacli.inclnli jrh il Ui ' ' ' '
fever and a U" , dumb acue , { auudioe , d > ii'pai
&o , Is Piof. C.mlnictlo'a trench Live'1'aJ
which cures by ab o ptton. Ase your . ru i
f.ir . this no.ed cu-e , anil take no o'her , at
if bo las not Hot't nr * iu not get it for you , sar
$1.60 to French Pad Co , Toledo , O. , n d th <
will send you one po.t-pail : by return n all
AN INFALLIBLE RE3IEDY.
Nolonper Hko Job need the sfflit-d milUoi
cri out : "Oh , that my I'riff wtra walzhfd ai
my calamltv Hid in too balance ! Ye are forjp
of Iks ; ye ire a 1 phjsioiA-sol no value" f <
an absolute' } s fe , reliable and ccrtiln cure f
Pl'e ' ? , the most exasperating , ininfulof all d !
ca 03 , has been fourui b } Dr. bilsbee. Half
ml lion of Bjflcrera with pil s testify toll
virtues ol "Anak.-s'S. " Ph\siclansolal schoc
endorse It and p-escribo t ; 50P(00 temons ha
uaej it inall si grsand vnrieiies of pilee , ai
none without tenant. It has been uronounci
the "Impolest medical dis ovr } ot the A e
and I r. Sil-.bee , an exieriencc | > l HIM scienti
11. D. of 40 year * ' prac'ice , "a benefactor to I
race. " > or.mc1dy sos-mpleand yet so infal
bio as "AnaUc-is' for Piles Has been discovere
It is R happv com iuatlon ol the too hii
poultice of the EnglUli , the ii-strnment of tl
Ficnch and the cn-allvc medication cf t'
Au crican f urjto MIS. I. nffo-ns immediate roll
from thi mist txcni iatins pai" , holds up t
p lnful tuiuTS and vil ituately cu PS the oi
cases rf Piles. Sam pin ot 'AS RESI&ire e
free to a'l tnffercrs on applica'ijii to the-PC
nnnufactureis. Messrs P. .Neastatd er i C (
I3ox3 4H NcwYnrk. Alaa eoln by '
! everywhere Price 31 00 pe' I
irit
it
ito
o THE UNIVERSAL
STEAM COOKER
TOE COOKHfG
Meats , Vegetaultte , Kruits , PLH
dings , Bean , Rice , Ktc. ,
By Steam.
It bM stood the lest , of severe trails and i
celved the highest recominemlatl ng irom ho
and restaurant pr-prio.o B , boarding h t
keeper ? , aud i l ro t > im * r of privet-
te Anvni.mDtrof tlHlramav be uatdoookiu - e
eichturmo'tjtnd'offucd at the came time wit
cat mlilru fi-iv rs-
lttCOMMENDATIO S.
DixB SlRr lie tjuive fal Steam Conker
what I hive reen wantlnc ( era long time
WGTJI Bfluidldly.r J. 13. Wiiour ,
ir biohinpo Hotel , Stnrccun Bay
W , th underlined , endorje the abe TO In tc
Bi.hirU WilJUmg Fremont , Neb.
Leopold Willing , Southern llotil , Omaha.
Bam. Miller , WUwctin House , Fremont , Ni
Dr. Burgbum , Fremont , Neb.
Bold by D. A. Piercy ,
1211 Farnham St. , Omaha , Ki
And B. FEANBDEN.ifaln St. , Fremont , N
Qa ViMGAR WORKS
iaEfc Jones , Be t. 9th and 10th SU ,
Efc lirst quality distilled Wine aad _ Cider Vine ;
ctt any itrongth below cafftorn prices , sad < n
anta Jest aa good f t ' 'boteal9 4 lnreSl ,
r" Sand for ta. EBHST KEEBS.
Art the recov- .
ared Uvspcptlcj.- ! !
ooaguflercrs , vic
tims of fever and
asne , the mercurial
dlsweU patient.
hovtheyrccorered
health , cheerful
spirits and peed
'PPCtlte ; they will
EMULATOR.
&ndBcst
, CO.NgTIPATION , Jaundlca
. ' .sICK HEADACHE. Colic , De
. ; ? f Spirits , SODR STOMAOH. Hear
" " * tc.t ttc.
< ? UnSoathcraRcmcdy la warranted
sutsLince , but U
Purely Ve-etable.
contolnlrg those Southern Hoots and Herbs ,
which an all-wise Prortdenco his placed In
countries where Liver Disease most prevail. It
Tun SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint t.tt a
rQ ° ta the mouthPaln ; In too
BackSldes or Jolntoften mistaken forRheuma-
tlsm ; Sour Stomach ; Los of Appetite ; Bowels
alternately costive and lax ; Headache ; Loss of
Memory , with a paiulnl sensation of having fall
cd to do something which ought to ha > u been
done Dability , Low Spirits , a thick yellow ap.
pearance of the sfeln and Eyes , a dry Couch often -
ten mistaken Iw Consumption.
SomUlmca many of these symptoms attend
the disease , at others rery fewbct the Liver , the
urccst organ In the body , I eencrally the seat
of the diawsc , and if not regulated in thno.great
sufftnnif , wretchednesa and death will ensue.
I can re-ommend as aa cfBcaclous remedy for
claeaso of the Liver , Heartburn nnd Dyspepsia ,
Simmons' Llvr Regulator. Lewis O. Wander ,
1625 Mister Street , Assistant Post Master ,
I'blladelpdia.
"Ve " "rg tested Its vlrtneser5.naUy , and
KPOW Mul for Dyspepsia , Billioujic-o , and
hrLlnj ne.dache. it Is the best incUiclne the
wr.r'cl ever saw We h < we tried forty othoi
rcm < .d'i > s befor ? PImmnr.s' Liver Retralator , but
nnnof them iave tn more than temporary re-
tf : bi-t the Regulator not only relieved , bu ,
i"irtd Ui. " Editor Telanph and llesscnrer ,
KJL on , Oa.
UAKCrACtDRXD 02ILT BT
J. H. ZEILIN St CO. ,
PHILADELPHIA , PA.
Prl > e. ll.CO Sold by all Druggists.
fentleodawly
OP A PARHIOHFn CUSS tlian any otlor
rjprietary med cine of the dar sttbdj
Tarrant's Efferveacen- Seltzer Aperient
And f ir thii r as"n : It la an ciac * co n'i-rpa' t
if ona of * h no t valuab'e a'anl m-dn-inea
ntbeword Wir-ler to the eriat Scltz-r
pring of Ormany , to whi h ihi u an Is i f tha
j-po tithe b Ii u , the rheumat c , and t1 o
ictims of venal disease } rrsott an ually , and
eturn to their homes ionvjl 3ent Of cured ,
he AI erient is one of the Er t and by far the
11 st snocc 9.ul of all the elTo > It nude lo rspro-
uce , in a pittible fim , the most popular nin-
. -al wrtctsiif u lp9.
5ec that ou purthaie only fie eerulna article.
SOLD Bi AC.L DRU001SK
FEVER ANEAGUE. .
THOUGH SHAKING LIKB AN ASPEN LEAP
With th * chills and fever , the victim uf mibrh
may Btill recover ty lisins tliia Cij'obraUd tpeci
lie , which not onl. biratotip tbemOataggravat-
: dattv > s , bjt prevents their reuurrrcuc ? . It
is infinit Iv preferable to q'liiiinc not only bo-
cati'c it doc th ? Imamcst far moro than Ughly ,
bltt also on account uf its perfect whnlesomencaa
ai.d lnv.or.itiucr ( ; action upon the entire Ejstem
CHICAGO MEDICAL COLUCE-
The Pioueer in the Graded SjBtim , and ALSO in
Sycars'c ur cot Instruction adopted by Ameri'
an Ued' l Co lego Associi'ioi , Levins its nexl
Seesiou ycpt. 23th Ph > lolojieJ laboiaton
C8ta .i8'utd. ANATO1HCALM vTKKIAL INU.N'
LliilTKD AIJUNIJANCrJ. Keats numbered , ani
soccured In order ol aipl.ratiou. Prcfessora
Fcea. $76. Practitioners Courtc through Aoiil
Jfe SoO. For Aiinounccmont Or information
addleto Dr. J. H , HOLLIaTfiUj 70 Jlonroc at.
Chicago. Bep4-d3-&wi
< ncc a wcet ln y ° ur ° wnt ° 'vu 'lorma.aa ; !
JbOD outfit free. Address U. Haliett & 03.
Portland. II
8ANTA CLAUS FOUND.
Greatest Discovery of the Age.
Wonutirf at dlsco\ cries in the world have been madi
Amonf ; other thin g where Santa Clans stayed
Children oft ask if ho makes goods or not ,
If really ho lives in a mountain of snow.
Last year an excursion sailed clear to the Pole
And suddenly droppedinUnvhat scemedlikeuhol
Where wonder of wonders theyfound anowland
iVIilIo fairy-Ilk. : beinira appeared on each hand.
Tbcro were mountains like ours , with mor
beautiful irrcen ,
And far briirfi'-er skies than ever nero seen ,
Birds with the hues of a rainbow were found ,
While flowers of exquisite fragrance wore grow
ln around.
Not long were they left to wondsr in doubt
A beliii ; soon came they had heard much abou
Twas Santa Claua' soif and thisthey all say ,
3el ikwl like the picture i tsoo every diy.
Hoinvt ; np a team that looked very queer ,
1 TV aa team * f irrawshoppcra instead of reindce
lie r < Ie ii a shell instead of a eleigh ,
Rill he took them on toiid aud drove the :
jih-ny.
Ho showed them all over hla wonderful realm ,
And factories making Roods for women and me :
Farriers were working on hats great and Email
To Bunco's thev said they were sending them a ]
, i vns Kinele , the Glove Maker , told them at one
Ail our Gloves we are sending to Dunce ,
Sjnta showed them suspenders and many thinj
mere.
I Saying I also took these to friend Bance's stoe
Sinta Claua then whispered a secro * he'd tc'l ,
1 As in O raha every one knew Bunce well ,
Ho therefore should ecnd his eoods to his care ,
Knowing his friends will get their full share.
How rcmamber ye dwellers In Omaha town ,
AU who want presents to Iluiico'i go round ,
For shirts , collars , or gloves great and small ,
Send your sister or aunt one and all.
Bunce , Champion Hatter ot the West , Doufzl
rcet. Omaha
DR. A. S. PENDEKY ,
CONSULTING PHYSICS
liAS PERMANENTLY LOCATEP UI3 HE ]
ICAL OFFICE ,
493 Tenth Street , . O1TAHA , NEBRA8IC
Offeting his services in all departments
medicine and surgery , both in genual ai
special practice , acute and chronic diseases. C ;
be consulted night and day , and will vitlt ;
part of the city and ronntv nn rrcrtol nf lett <
Of t
BY TIIE USE OF
DR. BOSANKC' '
PILE REMEDY.
INTERNAL. EXTERNAL , AN
ITCHING PILES
yield nt once on the application of
BomnUo'a file Remedy , trtilcti nct
rcctly upon the part * nfTecled , nbaorfa
the Tumorrn. niiaylng the Intense Ii
nil ottafr rgmcdlca baTe tolled. Trj
tnlie no other. mt tell yonr neighbor
It * merit * .
DO NOT DELAY
nntll the drain on the mjateui prodi
permanent disability , bat bay It ,
TRYiTABNEDCUREI
PRICE , 50 CENTS.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT ,
and Trben you can not obtain Hornlza
will Mod It , prepaid , on receipt ofpi
Dr. Bountco's Treatlac on FUea wnt ;
onappUealloo. Addren
HE DR. BQSANKQ MEDICINE C
PZQUA.O.
-VIA THE
Chicago Xortliwesterii
2,380 MILES OF ROAD I
It U the SHORT , SURE and Safe Route Between
COUNCIL BLUFFS
A.V9
CHICAGO.MILWATTEBE
and al ! polnta EAST and NORTH.
ft OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
GREATER FACILITIES AND MORB
ADVANTAGES THAN ANY
OTHER ROAD IN
THE WEST.
It Is the ONLY ROAD between
COUNCIL BLU5TS and CHICAGO
Upon which Ii run
PULLMAN HOTEL OAKS I
In addition to these and to please all classes of
travelers , It sires FIRST-CLASS MEALS at Us
EATING STATIONS at BO centa each.
ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS I
ITS COACHES ARE TH < FIHESTI
ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST CUSS
If you wljh the Best Traveling Accommoda
tions jou wi'l buy vour ticket bv thU Koute
/2TAND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
All Ticket Agents can s H vou Through Tickets
via this road and Check naiwl Bag-
gaga Free of Chanro
OMAHA TICKET OFFICES 12J4 Farnham St ,
Cor. 14th , and at Union Pacific Depot.
DENSER OFFICE In Colorrdo Central and
Union Paclllc Ticket Office.
SAN FKANCISCO OFFICE 2 Now Montgom-
cry Street.
For Information , folders , tc rm , etc. , not ob
tainable at Homo Ticket Office , address any
agent ot the Company , or
KARVIH HUCHI1 r , W- STENNITT ,
Qen'I Manasrer , Genl Pass. Annt ,
CniCAQO , ILL.
JAMES T. CLARK ,
flenl Act Omaha & Council Blnffa.
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars I
TBIIE
CHICAGO
BURLINGTON & QUINOY
With Sinccth ac < I Periest Trick , Elezict Ta
SinicrCc&chcB , aud
PULLMAN SLESP1HG & DINIK8 CAH-
travel vv r it , to be tha Fesz Aopet r
Est JlaUi ed oul in the CounUj.
PASSBNGBRSQOING EAST
Should bsar m min ' + this is * ve
BESTrOUTETO GHICA0C ,
Ami Points ast orthii.d Korhuvst
Passeicers liy this Route Ime choice ot
POUR DIFFFEE-\TT ROUTSS ,
And the Adiaiitae of Six Daily Lilies of htlpcr
M epiiic CJM from ' 'hiciuo to
New York ity Without Change
All Etpress Trains on this lineare eqa'pped with
theuc9tili hoiiac P-Uent Air Brakes and
Miller's trnt Site y Pla form and
Couplers , tne mnst Perfect ro-
tcctton AgsiiH' % .ccl-
dett's in the wurld.
PULLMAH PAlACi : SLEEPING AND D'HINC CAR
Are run on t < Buninuton Route.
Information conuciniai Routes , Kates , 11njo
Conncct'.on-i , etc. , will b chettfiilly given by
app yinr at the offics of the -ur.i gton KouU ,
51 , < tourteentn Street , Omaha. Xebrnska.
C.E PERK NS. U W. HIl'OHCOCK.
Ocn'l Vana er. Gen. Weat'u Pa's. Ag't.
J. O. PHILLI-PI , St. Joe. , Mo.
General Agent , Omaha.
11. P DUEL ,
fepE-dl TicketAcent Omaha.
SIOUX CITYtfc PACIFIC
AND
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Sioiix City Route I
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE 1
FromCbimCILBLTJTTSto
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMARCK ,
And all points In Northern Iowa. Minnesota and
Dakota. This llna la equipped with the Im
proved Wcstinjhon30 Automatic Air Brakes and
Miller Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for
SPE5D , SAFETY AMD COMFORT
U unsurpassed. Eegant Drawing Seem nd
Sleeping Cars.owned and controlled by the com
pany , rua Through Without Cbango between
Union Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Bluffs ,
and St. Pafll. Trains leave ihe Union Padflo
Trarj'ferDppotat Council LlSls , at 6:16 p m. ,
reaching Sioux City at 10:20 : p. m. , and St. Paul
at 11:05 a. m , malting
JS2-TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE OB
ANT OTHER ROUTE.
Returning , leave St. Paul at 3:30 : p-m. , ar
rlvlig at Smux City at 4:45 a. m. . and Union
Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Bluffs , at9:5 : (
a. m. Be sure that your tickets read via "S. C ,
& P. R. R. " F. C. HILLS ,
Superintendent , Missouri Valley , Iowa.
P. E. KOBINSON , Ass't Gen'I Pass. Agent.
J. II. O'BRYAN ,
Southwestern Freight and Passenger Agent ,
my20-tf Council Blnffa
THE
1SSO.
K.C.,8T.JGE&G.B.R.R.
la the only Direct Line to
ST. L&UIS AND THE EASr
From OMAHA and the WEST.
No change of can between Omaha and St. Lou
and but one between Omaha and New Tork.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAIN
SHACHISO AM ,
Eastern & Western Citie
With less charges and In advance of other line
This entire line la equipped with Pullman's
Palace S'eepinj ? Cars , Palace Day Coach-
ci.MIHer's Safety Platform and
Conpler and the celebrated
Weailnghonse Alr-Brako.
13-SEE THAT YOUR TICKET READS !
3"Via Kansag City , St. Joseph andS )
J2rCouncllBluIl3l.R..vIa 3fSa
jO"Jo3 and SS.Loala.TEJ
Tickets for sale at all coupon stations In t
West.
J. F. BARNARD , A. C. DAWES ,
Oen'l Supt. , Gcn'l P &fl. ft ticket Ae't
St. Joseph , Mo St. Joseph , M (
Vf. C. SEACHRIST , Ticket Asren. ,
211 Fifteenth Street , between Farnham a
Donzlas , Union Block , Omaha.
JOS. TEUON , A. B. BARNARD ,
Pass. Agent , Omaha. Oen'rl Agent. Omal
AYER'S AGUE CUR
For the speedy relief of
| ver and Ague , Intermittent Fev :
! Chill Fever.Remittent Fever.Pni
Ague , Periodical or Billions Fev ,
&c. , and Indeed all the AfFec'i < i
which Arise front MaUino'
or Miasmatic Poist.i
Has beo" wide'y used darinjf
Ia t twenty.five yean , i i
trtm nt of the-e distr s
> < 1 so . ( . , and with such nnvt
iniiiii < xe 9 that ithn mnet
rep'iUtion f t > emi ; mfa'ill
Tlie shakes , orcMlls once brol
lytt , .o n t ruturi , until the disease 11 c
.r < cted acain. Tlis has made it n accep
cem-dy , and trusted specific , for the Fever i
Anne o' the west , and tha chills and feven
the south.
Ayer's Ague Cure eradicates the noxious pen
on from the sjBt m , and leaves the patient
well tu > befo e the attack. It tnonnuhlv ei ]
the disease , BO that no Liver complaints , Rli
raatisra , Neuralgia , Dy enter'or Debility fol
the cure. Indeed , wh re Disorders of the Li
and Bowels have occurre-l from MIi matic Pen
on , it removes the cause of them and they ills
icar. Not only is it aj effectual ure , bnl
On taken occasionally by patici.ts exposed to n
at- iria , lift ill expel the poison and protect tl
ataa from attacK. Travelers and temporary re-id <
aa in Fever and Ague loc * hies are thus enabla
Cttf defy the disease. The General Debility whic !
so apt to ensue from cont.nucd exposure
Malaria and Miasma.hau no speedier remedy ,
of for
LIVER COMPLAINT
ItUan excellent remedy.
PREPARED BY
DR. J. O. AYBR & CO
Lowell , IJaaa.
Practical and Analytical Ohemh
SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS AMD BEAU
Et JEDICINE.
recOn
THE WEEKLY BEE ,
The Best In the West.
APPETIZ
For COUGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA , CONSUMP
TION , and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS.
The most acceptable preparation in the known wcrld. By addine tn TOLU ROCK anil RYE it Htl.i
Lemon juice , you have an exellentAppfttizer and Tonic , ( "rjs en > ral and family uto. Tlw
immcme and Irereasinir fales and the numerous tedilmonial ? rcc.ivel ilsily ar. the best inidsnct-j
of its i irtns and popularity.
Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than
any article in the market.
! m oC rpen ron
each bettl .
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue :
TBEASUBY DEPARTMENT , OFFICK OF ISTEHNAL KE.VENUS , I.
WAsnwoio.-J , u. C. , J nuary 2C , 1SSU. >
ifcssrs. LAWRENCE i MARTIN , 1111 Madison St. , Chicago. I s. .
OESTLIXU : This compound. In the opinion of this oSPcc. * - < ni'd t vo a sufBclent quanlttr
the BALSAM OF TOLU to lie it all the alrantagea aacri1 ' to tbi < , r Ic'j In pectoral cumphiut , ' .
while the whisky and the ijrup constitute an emulsion rtndtr ! > 1' ca arreeable nn-.c-iy to f l.i ,
patient. Compounded acccrJin ? to thfomrala , it m v pmp'r'y to'lm-ednsa MlllCI > AL
PREPARATION under the proti'iors of U. S. R-Tised StMi-tea. ard when t o ttamptit , ny lo
sold by Druggists , Apothecanca and Other Persons wltnout rec-'niri ; them liable to p > y tpcvbl
tax as liquor dollars
Yours Respectfully , ( Signed ) GREEN. B. RAUM , Commissioner
LAWRENCE & MARTIN. Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GEOOERS and DE-.LEBS everywhere
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CiPOCRAFHV ' . . fH.'S COUKTJV' . W
SEE BY EXAMINING ll > _ Mf.i' , fnKJ JHS
- * * J > Ti iirT T i TI r r"/ *
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R.
IS THE GREAT CONNECTING LTNK BET1TEEN TIIE EAST & THE Wntf t
Its main Hno runs from Cblooiw Conncll
BlntfJ , pnJMn ? through Jollet , Ottca. La Stile.
Qenesoa. Mo.Tne. line * Island. Davenport. \ > st
Des Moincs ( the capital oJ/own ) . Stuart. Atlan
tic , and Avoca ; with branchcn from Bnr" u
Junction to Pnorla : Wilton Junction toMusca-
tlte. Washington , Fatrflcld , KMon , lieIJtrnp ,
Centrevlllc , irrinceton. Trenton , Gallatln. Cams-
r n. Leaveawortb. Atchison. and Kansas CUT :
Washington to Slcourner. Oekalooea , and Knox-
Tillo ; KeokoK to Faralneton. Bonaparte , Itcn-
tonsoort , Independent. Kldon. Ottnmwn , EddT-
7illP.Oslc&Inosa. 1'ella.Monroo. nnd Des Moincs :
N'owtoa to Monroe : Den Moincs to Indlanolaand
Wlnt9r30t ! Atlantis ) to I.ewU and Audubpn ; and
A ocn to H rlz.n. This Is positively tha only
Kallroad. whlcn oiras. and operates a through
Una fromChicaito Into tha State of Kansas.
Through Express rassenzer Trains , with Pull
man "alace Cars attached , nre run each w r dallr
between CHICAGO nnd PEDIHA , KAKBAS Crrv.
VOCNCII. IJLDrrs. I AVSSWOHTII and Aicnt-
iOM. ThronghcarnaraBisornnli > tweBnMi ! : au-
Kee nd Kanjas CUT. via the "Milwaukee and
Kock Island HnsLine. . "
Tha "are-it V-oclt l la = d" Is msimlflcontlr
oqulpped. Its road bed It aimplr * ro.Xt. and its
tract Is laid wltluteel rails.
What will please you mo twlll BO tha pleasure
of ealoylnn your meals , while pntalnz ovcrtha
beautlfulptniriei of llllnolaand Iownlnoncof
ourmacnftleent Dining Cnra that accompany nil
Throosli Esprets Tmln . tou net an entirn
meal , as Kooa as Is served In nny flrst-clsas hotel ,
forsoventT'Ovo centa.
Appreciating the fact that a majority or tn
oeoplo prefer separate apanmenw tor different
purposes ( and the immense pasaenser bmineaa
of this line warranting It ) , we are plea ed to announce -
nounco that this Company run Pullman t'jlaet
Sleeping Can for sleepier purposes , and 7'
aliill honrsor the daT.
JlHKiiincent Iron liridgci span th J ! .
and Missouri rivets nt all point * crosswi 3T .
line , nnd transfers are avoided nt Counct. * tet t
Kansas City. Leavcnwortb. and Atchlaon * A *
THIS OKBAT TlIKOCUIl USB AKtf
FOLLOWS.
At CHICAGO , with nil dlvergiM lines < w
East and Scutn. , . , . . .
At USOLEWOOD. wltutfiol a. A J1.5. JJH
It. W AC. It. Kds. .
At WASHINGTON nsianrs , witn K , i o ,
At LA SALLE. wn.i 111. Cent. . It.
AtfEOBM.wlth 1 * . I' . AJ. ; IV I > . & E.r i
W. : 111. Mid. : wid T. If. * W. Ili ! -
At HOCK I LAXT > Wtlh "JUlTnnkCO & l > r
Island 3'aort Line. " and llock Inl'd & I'eC. i >
AtDAVSNPOUT. with the Uaronport l Mry
At'w KST LiBKirfr. with the R. . C. K. AS
At GKINMILUrlth Central Iowa U. U.
JUNES MolNXd.wlthW M.AF. II ILK.
AtCooxcir. lILCrrs.wttb Lnlon 1'acmcH ,
AtC > IAIIA.wlthn.&Mo.R.lt. IS. In r5t. .
Att'OLUMIlDUJUNCTlON'.wfthH..C' . IL JC J. . t
At OTTCMWA , wltn Central lonali. l
Et. Ui. fac. on 11 * 1J.&Q It. Kdn.
At KEOKUK. with Tot. . Pco. A War. ; Wu XL
Lonra A Pac. . and St. J , Kco. A N.-W. If * V
At CAMEROS , with llLSt. J 1C.K.
At ATCUISOX. with Atch. , Topenn * baot ?
Atch. A Neb. nnd Cen. Dr. U. I * . K Uds.
At I.BAVICNWORTII. with Kan. 1'ac.MVf.
Cent. It. Kas.
At KANSAS Crrr.with. alt lines for tec * *
and Southwest.
.ACE UAJS i' > roil tnrnucn to * . . is iva. ur.n .iioii 3
KAXHAS cwrr. . TCHJSON. ami I.EA VEXWOHTH ,
TlcUeti "ia this ilnc. known n the "Great KocU . Iilautl Jluute , " are Oi IS
all Tlcfeet Agent * In the Uulted Htate * nnd Vnnnda. .
j-or information uot obtnlaable at your home ticket office , address.
ST. - "
FURNITURE ,
And Everything pertaining to the Furniture and
"Upholstery Trade.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HEW GOODS AT THE
X.O W ± JSO ? JFSXOIES-
1208 aud ? ' 'nrnliai5J Street
p Ii mon th lU
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
± 88O.
>
MANUFACTURE BY P7P. MAST & CO. , SPBINOFIEID 9.
nz They also make Buckeye Improved Iron fawn "W Diking
-
ry.htf . Cultivator , with or without Sj rings.
: lo.en enn The New Force Feed Buckeye Drill , one or two Horse Stj ! e.
n-
- ncd Enquire for them at the beat dealers.
nd
ndof F , H. PUSH , Gen. Agent , Umaha , Neb
eu-
low
ver
oil.
ap-
lem
nU
I to
i late
to
CUBE3 RHEUMATISM. CORES COUGHS and
COLDS.
s , CUBES KHEUMATJSir , CURE3 COUOH3 and
COLDS.
THROAT.CURES PTFTHERIA.
'f CURES SORE .
its. CURES LAH. BACK and hJIFF JOINTS.
CURES LAMB BACK , and STIFF JOINTS.
CURES Bt IN3 , CUTS and BRUISES.
CURES B EN COTS nnd BRUISES.
BOLD Uf OMAHA BT ALL DRUGGISTS.
Go to Tour flrozrfjt for Ml * r * eman'l
K w National I > ye . rorbrfchtseM and dnta-
blllty of color they an fSSXlOlIM ColOTJtO
'
NERVOUS DEBILITY , . .
J Vltai W jkne 3 nil I ' 38-
tratl.n romcverwor *
remedy known- Price t per
DO'd"tor *
.
T. a
receipt of price.
frae
on .MED CO'C9FaItonSt..N > vrV k.
. Catazo * of Receipt !
Samples wt
ee. Addresa Stlawn H 3.
PortlaniU M lna. _ _ _
. MECHANICAL. ASU MINISO .
OINKEnlNOattheRenscIaerPclyieoi Jo
nttitnte. Troy , N. T. The oldest enxmeei
b eel In America. Next teim beglrs Septr a >
rl6th. The Eegiiter for IteO contain * a 1t
the gjidnatesfortbeititBlyears.witht ! te
Itlons I o , onr o of itndv , reqnireme. O
penSM tc. \ Addrefg DAVID it OKK& ' 5
r > rtor