c. T. CRQSSLEY ,
A 1TOKKEY AJ.D COUNSELOR AT LAW
ff j. No. 311 Socth 15h St , b t. Farnham and
blarney. au20-lm
CHARLES POWELL ,
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Greatest Discovery of the ABB. tt
ffonucrful discoveries in the world harebeea made th
Amone oth r thlnpi wncni Svita Chtui Stayed
Children oft ask If ho mafccs ? ooda or not , lo
AA really be llrw in a mountain of mow. Et
last year an excursion sailed clear to tha Pole Etad
And suddenly droppedinto what eeemedllke thole
Where wonder of wonders they found ancwland. ad
* htlefalr.lifc belnraaptwared on each hand. " " V
There were mountains like ours , with more
beautiful . tn ;
TlA preen. tnhi
And far brighter Mea than ever were seen. hi
Birds vrith the , hues of a rainbow were found , an
While. Cowers of exqulilte frsfrinoe were grow
In ? aronud , ha
Kot long were Wej left to wonder in donbi th ;
beiur Soon came the/ bad heard much about ,
Tn& Santa Clans' self and th IB they all Bay ,
3e lucked like the picture r csee every day. ou
He drove np a team that looked vervquecr. to
Twas a team f craaehoppers instead ot reindeer.
Hi rode in a shell instead of a deign , in
But ho took them on boud and drove them tu
away. tumi
He < showed them all uver his wonderful realm , mi
And factories making Roods for women and men it
Furriers were working on hate great and email , th
Tc Dance's ther said they were sending them all. thwi
trli Kinclc , the Glove MaVer , told them at once , wi
Al our Gloves we arc sending to Bunce , co :
Santa showed them suspenders and man ; things II [
more.
Sayin ? I also took these to friend Bonce's store , tri
santa Clans then whispered a secret b 'd tcS. Fc
in Omaha every one knew Banco well ,
ie therefore should send bis ( roods to his cxn , ho
Knowing his friends will get their full share. jo
Sow remember ye dwellers In Omaha town , joap
who want prracnU to nunco's go round , ap
"or BhirtB , collars , or gloves great and small ,
end your elrtcr or aunt one and all tic
Bunce 1 , Champion Hatter of the West. Douglas -
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THREE EEMEDIES IN ONE.
all dtso-ders nsiW , acute or chronic tri
Keepup the strength acd keep the bowe's free ; eai
Give a corrective , laxative and tonic.
[ one pure medium that combines the three.
Sn.T2ZR AmtiEST is thtt tacdimn plorloct ; ] L
It tones , relrrales , resaJites , sn > t lns ,
Aid o'er < tbeaeajrtniityy n rictozious.
The rorlJ't wfU-foanded cn2dncc reuisi m :
TAXXU.T ° > Errtxrrcs SS.IZEZ. AIIIIIKT. bo ;
SOLD Sf ALL PBUGQISTS ;
AGRIOULTUBAL ,
Hereford Cattle J ,
This breed has long contested "for
supremacy , as K beef producing breed ,
with the Short-hurra ; and wnlle thfre
are < few who will place them much be
low the Short-horns in thia respect ,
there are . erne vho do not hesitate to
place them ranch above thtir Durham ,
rivals. Certainly the quality of the
beef product d by the Hereford is at
least equal to that of the treat Short
horn , but as to which is the better acd
more profitable beef animal for the
average American farmer , we shall not
attempt to decide. It one of the
points upon which much ani
mated controversy has been and still
is going on. No especial claim is
made for the Hereford on the score of
milking qualities , the advocates of
the breed hav'ns ; been content to rest
their claims solely on the merits of
the Hereford a ? a beef producer.
They take their name from the county
of Hereford , in England. In color
they are quite uniform , being red ,
with white faces , white bellies , and
more or less white along the back.
Within the past three yeara they have
made rapid strides in popular favor ,
especially with the ranchmen on our
western plains. [ Nat. Live Stock
Journal.
isc Feeding.
Kat. tlv Stock Journ > l.
Cornme&l trith polatoes alone will
not suffice to make pork profitably ,
with any breed of hogs. The r&ai
value of potatoes it about one-third
that of corn mSal , and they generally
cot lOo much to come into competi
tion with corn meal. Suffolk and
Berkshire pigs may be profitably fed ,
and sold at nine to ten month * oldj
upon clover , corn meal , linseed me l ,
ot corn and bit meal. Ono-balf
ponnd of linseed meal per day , on. { He
average , to eir months old , would be
sufficient. Or , corn and oats grounc
together Jn equal bulk Xvould do well.
After a thrifty pig has reached 100
pounds weight , it may bo safely fed
upon corn , but even then , a pound oi
bran , mlted with the corn , would be
safeguard egainst disease.
A Good Horse ,
Senbner * ' Month jr. "
"I can't explain what a real good
horra isrt rsid one of the best natured
dealers in the streets. "They are as
different as men ; in buying a hor.6
you must look first at his head and
eyefi ' for signs fchd Intelligence , tern
6'E r , cbttrage and honesty. Unless a
horse has brains you can't teach him
anything : any mete than you can teach
a half-witted child. See that tall bay
there , a fine-looking animal about fif
teen hands hrgh. You can't teach
ter t horse anything. Why ? Well ,
I'll show you a difference in heads ,
but have a care of his heels. Look
aln the beast's head that rounding
nose , that tapering forehead , that
broad full place below the feypg. You
can't trust him. Kick ? Well I guess
CEBC
BC ! Put him in a ten acre lot , where
BChi haa plenty of swing , and he'll kick
the horn off the moon. .
The uria'a ireatment of man and
Beast haa the tu tendency to
_ . _ _ _ . . enlargb .
and It ( f l-J ti.t-Jl ? ; ? r .1
intensify bftti Ifudlitiefe , if they otgl
prtdoWmMS. Th'u good hatured gl
phrenologist could not refrain from 14
14Ot
slapping in the face the Lcrso vrhoao
character had been fb cruelly de stH
lineated , while he bad but the gentlest H
treatment for a slick-limbed sorrel th
that pricked her ears forward and thdi
looked intelligent enough to under di
stand all that -was being said. * diwi
" 'That's aa awful good mre , " ha wi
idded. "She's as true aa the sun. ' Sti
S"ou , can see breadth end fullness be- ot
ween the ears and eyea. You can't th
lira that mare to act mean or hurt ar
mybody. The eye should bo fulland , ulii
isz 1 is a good color. I like a small ii
hin ear , and want a horse to throw
lia cars well forward. Look
iut for the brute that wants
listen to all conversation go
ng , on behind him. The horse that
urna back his ears till they almost wi
wit
neet at the points , take my word for , t
, is sure to do something wrong. See
hat straight elegant face. A horse atse
nth a dashing face is cowardly , and a se1C
owardly brute is always vicious. Then 1C
like a square muzzle with large nos-
rilf , to let plenty of air to the lungs. ot
or the underside of a head a good
lorso should be well cut under the
owl , with jaw-bones wide and broad anA
ipirt under the throttle. anm
"So much for the head , " he con- m
inued. "Tho next thing to consider 1C
tha build of the animal. Never
my a long-legged stilly horse. Lot ot
lira have a short , straight back and a
traight rump , and you've got a gen- at
Icman's horse , the withers should bo 01
ligh ) , and the shoulders well so
et back and broad , but don't
et them too deep in the k
ihest. The fore-legs should be short ,
jive me a preity straight hind-leg
rith .the hock low down , short-past- lit
Tn joints , and a round mnllish foot. litar
Chero are all Kinds of horses , but the ar
.nimal thathas these points is almost 13
nre to be sightly , graceful , good-na- ra
nred and serviceable. As to color ,
astes differ. Bays , browns and chest- th
mts are the best. Roans are very 'a
asbionable at present. A great many tii ;
rays and sorrels are bought here for anm
hipment to Mexico and Cuba. They andc
well in a hot climate under a trop- dc
cal sun for the same reason that you
ind light-colored clothing moat sor-
iceable in camtner. That circus
lorso behind you ia what many peo- m
call a calico horse ; now , I call him
genuine j pie-bald It's a freak of
lature , and may happen anywhere. "
Fresh Eggs In Winter. nc
As every good housekeeper well
rell knows , fresh eggs in winter are a rn
reat luxury. The best method of
ar
eeping eggs fresh for winter use has arfle
teen a great desideratum hitherto ; of
tut good management of poultry will ofa
ecura < this luxury without the time
nd labor required for putting down
wi
ggs in the summer and fall. Tne
irst requisite is to hayo early and late
o\
irood of chickens. Early hatched o1C
lie
mllets , if properly cared for , will be- 1CDC
in to lay in winter. The next re- DCna
uirement is a warm hen house. Nome
nash
me need expect that a hen can lay nat
ggs ] in a place where the temperature sh
so i low that their vitality is taxed to
ar
eeu them comfortable.
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The Emancipation of Alan.
Iawkeye,0ct. Sth.
She looked juat like that kind of a Be
roman when she came into the sanc- Bear
utn , and all the seniors became in- ar
tinctirely very busy and so absorbed the
their work that they did not see for :
, which left tne youngest man on ci
staff an easy prey , for he looked at ri
visitor with a little natural polite- so
icsJ , and was even soft enough to oSer soye
a chair. ye8c
8cW
"You are the editor ? " she said , in a W
leep baas voice. Jj
Hejtricd to say "yes , " so that she ac
ould hear him , while his colleagues th :
the sanctum couldn't , but it was a edi
ailure , for the wonan gave him dead , i (
iwayina minute. - cr
"You arel" ehe ehduted , "then co
isten to me ; look at me ; what am I ? " EC
The foolish youngeat man looked dt th :
timidly and ventured to say , in a thde ;
eeble voice , that she looked to ba. de
ibout forty-zev cliec
"Am I not a woman ] " she said. ad
The youngest young man weakly as
ried to correct his former error , and care
aid she seemed mere like a cir caP
Bat again she broke in on him with' re
ecoiful hiss : redo
"Gir-r-r-1 ! " she said. "I am a wo- ar
nan ; A woman with all the heaven arh :
era aspirations , the fathomless feel- cii
ngt , the aggressive courage and the A
i indomitable will of a woman. What
c in you Ben on my f cit'
I The position of the youngest man
on the ztalF was pi iful , but none of
tie old heada appeared to observe it.
i At least they di-in't off r to help him
oit. So he looked at her face for a
second , and said , timidly :
"Freckl- "
"Nursling , " aha shrieked , "hadyou
the'Boulful eyes of a free man you
could see chining on my brow the ris
ing light of a brighter dawn. " " "
"Could " 11" asked the youngest
man , timidly ,
"Yes , you could I , " the woman
said in tones of immeasurable scorn.
"Now hear me ; bftvo you a but I
cannot bring myself to use the hateful
expression in the style of masculine
psssion ; are yea anybody's husband J"
The youngest man blushed bitterly ,
and said that he wasn't aa yet , bit ho
had some hopes
"And you expect yonr that is ,
you expect the womau whcse husband
you will be t * > support youl1' '
The youngest man bluahed more
keenly than before , and tremblingly
admitted that he had Home expecta
tions that that being the c ly
daughter of his proposed father-in-
law , if he might put it In that way
"Yah ! " snarled the woman ; "now
1st me tell you the day of woman's
emancipation is at hand , trom this
time we ar&free , fr-eel You must
look for other slaves to bend and
cringe before your m jetiea , and
wait upon you like slaves. You will
feel the change in your affairs since
we have burst our chains , and how
will you live without the aid of wo
men ? Who makes your fihirls now ?
she added flercely.
The youngest man miserably said
that a tailor oh Jeffar&on Street made
his.
_ "Hm' sajf ino Voman somewhat
aiscincerlerl. "Well , who washes
'em , then , she eald triumphantly.
"A Chinaman just west of Fifth
Street , " the youngest man aaidwith
a hopeful light in hit eVeS.
The woman glared at him and
groaned under her breath , but she
came at him again with ;
"Proud worm , wno coola your
VituaU ? "
The Vounge.st man eaid truly he
"didn't know the name of the cook at
his restaurant , but he wai a darkey
about forty years old ; arid round AS a
barrel , trith whiskers like the stuffing
VSf a tbfa.
The woman looked aa though she
was going to strike him.
"NVellhe said , aa one who wa §
leading a forlorn hope , "who make
up yonr bed and take care of your
fcooml"
The youngest man replied with an
air of truth and frankness that be
roomed with a railroad conductor and
an ex-Pullman sleeping-oar porter
took care of their room.
She paused when sue reached the
door and turned upon him with the
face of a drowning man who is cnly
five feet away from a life buoy.
"Miserable dependent , " she cried ,
"who sews on your button * ? "
The youngest man on the staff rose
toot his feet with a proud ; happy look
on his faco.
' 'Haven't a sewed button on a sin
gle clothes , " he cried triumphantly ,
"patents , every one of 'em , fastened
Ot like copper riveta and nothing but
studs and color buttons on my shirts.
Haven't had a button sewed on for
three years. Patent buttons last for
rears after the garments have gone to
iecay. "
And the woman fled down the
winding passage and the labrinthlno
itairs with a hollow groan , while the
ther members of the ntaff , breaking
through their heroic reserve , clustered
iround the youngest man and congrat
ulated him upon the emancipation of
lis sex.
A Noble Animal.
"Here , gentlemen , " said the auc
tioneer , "iaahorae "
Bystander "Glad you told us it
nraa a horse , or we might have taken
for a sheep. "
Auctioneer "That wouldn't be eo
itrange if it had yonr head on. You
see before you , gentlemen , a family
liorse "
Bystander "He got those bunches
n his knees from kneeling down at
tamily prayer , didn't he ? "
Auctioneer "You'll neyer have
my on your knees on that account.
. horao , gentlemen , that any family
might be proud of. Look what an eye
tie has. "
Bystander "What's become of the
3ther eye ? "
Auctioneer "Gone to look after
mother such foci as you are. Like
Did Dog Tray , so touchingly de-
icribed by the sweet singer of Michi
gan ( singing ) , 'he's gentle and he's
' "
kind
Bystander "Blow the kind. "
Auctioneer "You'll never , never
Bystander "He would be fined by
my court in Christendom for spring
laltercrations and interfering cone-
rally. "
Auctioneer "A better horse than
this old gray. 'Old gray horse is ever
faithful' but we cannot waste onr
imo on poetry , although tee noble
mimal before you is the very poetry of
notion. How much for him ! What
I heart"
Bystander "Nothing , If you can't
more than he does. "
Auctioneer "Many hones , gentle-
nen , this is the very no plus ultra. "
Bystander "Knock-knee plus altra
fou mean. "
Auctioneer "And the sine qua
"
aon
Bystander "Compos mentis. " r
Auctioneer "The ridges yea see
running down his eyes , gentlemen ,
ire not an indication of the want of
Icah ; they are simply a wise provision
Providence for carrying off the
rain-water. "
Bystander "What's the matter
frith his tail. "
Auctioneer "Ho was formerly
jwned by a violin manufacturer , and
pulled out all the hair for fiddle
DOWS. What do I hear ? "
But wo had beard enough to satisfy
that our friend was right , and that
was absurd to squander money on
the vr BO long as these horse auctions
ire kept up to their present high
standard. : [ Cinciunati Saturday
Night.
Marriages in Massachusetts.
Boston Travtller.
Strage to say , in spite of the growth
md development of the resources of
the country , ani increased demand
labor , even during periods of finan
cial ; depression , the number of mar
riages : in this and 'other states is not
great now as it haa been in previous
jrears. The rate in I860 was 1 in
35.24 of tha population ; in 1870 it
was ! 1 in 35.54 , and in 1878 1 in (50.19 ( ,
January showing the highest j-ecord
ind March the lowest. It is found
hat marriages are not so much affect-
by hard times after all , for s'atis-
tical tables show that nurriages in-
rease among the poore'r daises of the
ommunity > ith remarkable steadi to
ness in spite of business depression al-
hongh it would natnrallylu supposed , for
hat the reverse would be , true. The
lectease is found among the "wealthy
ilasses , where it would not beeicpect-
to occur. Young men often give
a reason for not marrying"hat { th'ey ,
not support a family , , yet they -
ipend more annually than' would \
required for eecuring'an abundan'Ot
iomestic felicity. Catholic cle
> called upon more , Mi
hoseof other dencmin .
, , , i
siate at marriage cerr ouj IQ f t
very large part r the mwria o |
the stale are presided over by Catholic
clergymen. Sime of the most aa-
t v ishing extremes in age seem to find
a golden means somewhere in marry-
incr. Lst year one gentleman under
21 married a lady over 30 ; one
about 23 married a bride of
i over 60 ; and one over 70
'
married a fairy of 20 years of age.
There were eight grooms who drew
their first prizei in the matrimonial
lottery in the persons of eight brides
| I who had been rreviously twice
widowed. Another groom chose aa
his third venture one to whom he was
the fourth prize. Seventy-eight
colored couples entered Upon a lfe ; of
dusky blits , including twenty-three
cases where the grooms were colored
and the brides white. The ratio of
white marriages last year to thewhito
population wa3 1 in 60.94 , and thit of
the colored marriages was 1 in 32.05.
A little over half of brides
and bridgrooms were natives.
When Infants of 13 and
14 years of age present
themselves aa candidates for matri
mony , as has recently happened , al
though it might be suspected that the
yoUng thing's couldn't leave their
mothers , yet with the written oonsent
of parents and guardians even such
obstacles of ago , or rather lack of it ,
ata passed over , and the couple who
ought to be just thinking of getting
promoted into the masters rbom of a
grammar school are elevated to the
dignity and responsibility of man and
wife. Itisbyno means an unusual oc
currence for two lovera to present
themselves to the Kegisler for a cer
tificate and then never to bo heard of
again by him or any clergyman , it
probably havillg occurred to them
that discretion was th ; ; r part Of
v"lPS "ii tnelrcase. The change In
the marriage rate during the past 28
years shows that it is rapidly diminish
ing , to account for which is not an
easy task , and the inquirer fa only
left to wonder at the reault'of statis
tic tables which jecoH'fOr uS the
oacKward growth of marriage as com
pared with an increasing population ,
The Defendant's Objections.
Detroit Fre Preasi
Thejr were trying an asaault and
battery cage In justice alley the otjhbr
day , or w.ere petting rSady toj wh&n
thedefendant objected to the jury
which the constable had gathered to
gether. Beginning at number one ,
the court asked :
"State your objections to the jury
man. " h
"t best him out of § 50 on a horse
trade , and I know how he feels , "
the reply
"And this one ? "
"He and I could't ' agree on a game
of cards one day about two weeka a en ,
and I punched his aged head. He
hasn't forgotten it , you ball"
"Well , herb's the third man } "
"He has a grudge against me for
licking his brother in-law. "
"And the fourth ? "
"We have never been good friends
since I shot six of hia hens. "
. "And the fifth ? " „
"I know him1of of old. He sjya I
stole hia shot-gun. "
"And do you object to tha sixth In
and last ? "
"I decidedly do. It isn't fonr days
since I got ready to throw him off a
wood dock. "
' 'Wouldn't it ba safe for you to
dispense with a jury and let the Court
try the case ? " suggested his Honor.
"No air ! " was the decided reply.
"I don't say that I've got anything in
particular against this .Court , but this
Court may have formed an opinion
that ' I am the mm who bagged his
twenty-six game fowls one night lust
month. I've heard that he bad hia
suspicions ! "
The case was adjourned to secure
six jurymen from out of the city.
Nebraska Repuoilcan Platform.
L The republicans of Nebraska most
heartily endorse the profession ot princi
ples formulated by the national republican
convention at Chicago , and pledge their
UD swerving support to the candidates there
ominated.
2. "We affirm the doctrines of national
sovereignty in the formulated principles
upon which the perpetuity of the nation n
rests , ami that the principle of home rule
as enunciated by tne democratic party is PR
but the cautious exi resiion of the Calhonn Pc
doctrine of state rights , is revolutionary c
in its character and destructive of the
unity of the nation.
3. We regard the recent seizure of the
polls and the wholesalb robbery of the
franchises of the republican citizens of Al
abama , surprising m the magnitude and is
effrontery of the crime of all former efforts
of the party under the Tweed plan in New
York , and the Mississippi plan in the
south , aa a fair specimen of democratic
method and a forecast of democratic do
minion in national affairs that should in
cite every honest man and taxpayer in the
country to most earnest endeavor to de
feat the partv of brigandage and fraud at
the polls in November.
4. We have considered "what Lee and
Jackson would do if they were alive , " and
have determir.ed to employ our best ener
gies in preventing the seizure of the nation
al government by their living comrades
through the fraud * of the solid south.
5. We congratulate the people of the
state upon the rapid increase of popula-
tion. and wealth , and upon the good meas
ure of prosperity that has rewarded their
labor up on the rapid upbuilding of our
material interests since the success of re
sumption and the revival of trade.
6. We pledge our support to such legis
lation in congress ami such measures by
stole legislatures as may be necessary to
effect a correction of abuses and prevent
extortionate discrimination in charges by
railroad corporations.
7. We most cordially invite the aid and
co-operation in the latest defense of the
national-integrity and national purse of all
republicans and war democrats who have
differed with us on temporary issues , or
have clung to the party name.
Eadlvcd , That we heartily join in the
recommendation made by General Garfield
in his letter of acceptance in urging upon at
congress the speedy improvement of the
Missouri river for barge navigation. at
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Oats , "Bruises , Sores , TJlceru , Salt eJ
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Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
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An Honest Medicine ireoof ( Jhargo to be
Of all medicines
advertised to cure
any affection of the Throat , Chest or
Lungs , we know of none we can rec
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v
'
Coldg , Asthma , Bronchitia , 'Hay Fe
ver , Hoarseness , Tickling in the
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est time possible. Wo sav by al
means give it a trial. Trial boW ' , .
free. Regular size § 1.00. Forsa'
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If you are troubled with fevrr , . ,
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ols-ase of insJivcr. Howl ' , djtpcpsla , or mv
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mette's French Liverr " 'neJy. Vrof. Ouil-
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jQ , , /cn r , ana if he has not got
f. . letter to the French Pad
. receive one by return maiL
' '
AFFECTIONS
.Qe month may ba speedily cured
y use of SOZODONT. It never
failed to remove the cauee , and re
store the month and teeth to beauty
and health. It injures none and
cures all. It is moat pleasant to the
taste and conservative of good looks.
Spilding'a Glue , like the thirt of
Nesiaa , cannot be polled off.
ELECTION
, On Court Housa Bonds.
j
.
i
' At a session of the Boon ] of Countr Coram's-
| sloncn ot the County of Don lxs. In theStUe
of Nebraska , ho'den on tha llth day of Septem
j ber. A. D . 1R$0 , It was by said Koird
| Resolved , That tin following queston be and
the samel'he ehy tubmitted us a proportion
to the quslifled electors of the C.unty of Douz-
U .Nebr katolt :
To the e'ectors rt the County of Dour'-as In
th-Stite of Nebraska :
The Boar 1 of County Commissioners of s ld
county hereby submit the following proposition :
Shall th 0tvity of Doujbu , Stve cf Nebraska ,
by ts County Commissioners biue 111 coupon
bondi in the amO'int of one hundred an ! twen-
ty-S e thousand dollars for the purpose cf ad-
lax In the contraction , erection and comp'etlon
and the construction , erection and completion
ofacourt housebuilding In Iho city of Omaha ,
County of DoUjlas , in the State of Nebraska ,
for county purposes rd all the pnrpotea for
which such cou t house tnay he legally used and
appropriate the monsy raised th-reby for aH
in such construction , or for such construction
and completion of said bulidinsr , all ths costs
andexpea < . "irs-idbulldlpe ! not t txceed the
sum of en imn-'red and ffty thousand Joilsr ,
Wld bends . me thousand dollar * each an t
dated Ja u * / ft , 1S31 , payable at t e office of
thj coun.y trea > urT of said county , and to run
f wenty years , ullh i iterest at a rate not exceed-
1 niii (6) ( ) per cent , per annaro , payable asmi-
nnualiy.
The Raid bond * shall not be sold less than par.
In addition to the levyj for ordlnaiy taxea there
Shall be lavted And collected a tax annually rs
provided by law , for the payment of the interest
01 said bond * as it be-.omei due. and an addi
tional amount shall be lotted an ! collected , u
prorided by law , euTc'ent to p'ay ths principal
of such bonds ! rt maturity , and provided that
not more thin fifteen percent , of the principal
of said bonds shall bt > levied in any one year , and
provided always that in nd event shall bond * b
1-scie.l to a greater amount thin ten p3r cent , of
the assessed valuation of all the taxable proper
ty in sal i county Interest svall be paid on said
bone's onlv from and after the data of tha sao !
of sal t bonds or ar y part thereof and the receip
of the money therefor.
The ( aid bond * shall be redeemable at the op
tion of the Board of Coiu.ty Commisstone-s of
* aM co inty at the exniratlon of ten years from
me Otto Of Bold bonds.
Work on saU court house thall be commenced
Immediately after the ad-p'lon of said pnp a -
tion , if adopted , and silJ bulliline to bo com
pleted on or before January 1 , 1SS2.
No levy shall b made to pay auy part of tha
principal o { s .Id bonds until after the expiration
of ten years from the date of said bonds.
The form in which tha shore proposition
( hall be submitted shall ba by ballot , upon
which billet shall bo printed or Written or part
ly primed or writteil ths wo'ds : "for Court
House Bond * , " or "Against Court House
Rondi , " and all ballots cast Having ? thereon the
words "For Court House Bonds"shall be deem-
ea and taken to ha In fa\or of raid proposition ,
and all billets cut bavin ? thereon * tha
words "Agaln t Court Houao Bonds' shall be
deemed and taken to be against said proposi
tion , and if two-third ] of the rotes cast at the
electionheteinafterprovided In this behalf be
in favor of the ftbore proposition , it shall be
dceinl-d anil taken to he Carried.
The said proposition ahull be voted upon at
tfco general election to be held in the County
ot Douzlis , Sta'o of Nebraska , on the 2d day of
November , A. D. IsSO , at the following named
places :
Oxaha Precinct No. one (1) ( ) Turner Hall.
Omaha Precinct No. two (2)No. ( ) . S engine
house ( , Sixteenth bt.
OTaha I'recinctNo. three (1) ( ) Carpentershop ,
10th bt , Z door ) south of enRinehou e lot No. 2.
Omaha Precinct No , four (4) ( ) Sheriffs office ,
court house.
Omah\ Precinct No. flvs (5) ( ) Ed. Leeder's
house , southeast correr lth and ChicsKoSts.
Omaha Precinct ; < o.sii(6) ( ) No. leiijlnehou > e ,
2011 } and Izard street * .
Saratog * Precinct School house , near Grun-
nigs.Florence
Florence Precinct Florence TTotcl.
Union Precinct Ininjton school hcuie
Jefferson Precinct School house In District
No. 44.
Elhorn Precinct Elkhorn school house.
Piatto Valley Precinct School houm at
Waterloo.
Chicago Preclnl Tchool house at Elkborn
Station.
Jlillard Prc9lnct MllUrJ school houn.
McCardla Prerinct WcCardle school house.
Douglaj Precinct House cf J. C. Wilcox.
West Omaha Precinct School home In Dlj
trictNo. ts.
And which election n ill bo opened at 8 o'c'ock
the morning and will continue open until 6
o'clock in ths afternoon of the Sime day.
F. W CORLISS ,
( Seal ) . . P. KSIOIIT ,
I RED DPSWL ,
County Conimieeionera ,
JOHN E. MANCHESTER ,
Cosnlv Clerk. s4-EOt
J.
II
ilwnys ! Cnroa and uovor disap
points. < The irorld'b great Paht-
Relicvcr for Man and Boast * >
Cheap , quick and reliable.
at
PITCHER'S CASTORIA
not Narcotic. Children
grow fat upon , Mothers like ,
and Physicians recommend a.
CASTORIA. It regulates the &
Bowels , cures Wind Colic , P.
allays Fcvcrislmess de
stroys "Worms.
WEI E MEYER'S CA
TARRH Cure , a Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible mala
dy , hy Absorption. The most
Important Discovery since Vac
cination. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh , this cures at
any stage before Consumption
sots in.
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE
STORES.
OrncK rrmciiAsi.io ASK Drror
COUUISSAKT or SUBSISTENCE.
OMAHA. NEB. , Oct. O'h ' , 18SO.
Feu'ed proposal j , in d up'It ate , subject to the
usual conditions , will bo receued at this office ,
until 12 o'clock noon on October 23th , 13SO , at
which time and place they will bo opened in
pretence of bidders , for furnlsMn ? and delivery
the Subsistence storehouse , in Omaha , or on
can ( it on cars , after inspection and acceptance
place of packing , ) as may be required by the
Subsistence L'epaitinent.
Forty (49) ( barrels pork. Hyht mess , to ke de-
llvored by Noiemler 17th , 1880.
Thirty thousnnJ ( cO.COO ) pounds bacon , short
clear sides , medium weiht find thickness , pnck-
In crates , strapped , of aVout210 pounds bacon
each , to be delivered by Novembtr 17th , 1880.
tichpiecert bacoa to be Covered tvlth now ,
stropjr , cotton cloth. Sample of crate and style
vatkin * to be een at this office.
One thousand (1,000) ( ) rounds brcalf ist bacon ,
thin breasts ) canvassed , and in slutted boxes ,
itr pedof about 100 pounds breakfast bacon
each. To be fellvored by November 15th , If30.
S'jvon hundred and eighty (780) ( 5 In. tins
lui-tl. ( pure leaftwehe tins in a case , : tnrr l.
Each tin must hold actually 5 Us. net of la-d to
accepted. Price per tin anil not per pound ,
to stated. To be delivered by yovember 17th ,
The Rovercment reserves the lixht to reject
inyor all prcpsals.
Blank p'onp al < and fell infurrmtion a to tbe
manner of bidding , conditions to bs otserted
bidders , and tcrmj of contract and pumeat ,
ill he furnished on application to his cffice.
Enrelopes containing pmjoj N should b <
marled "ProposVs for ' ubsinteuje Stores , " and
adlreafed o the understsrned.
THOMAS WILiOS.
octOd6 . - C. S . U. S. A.
3 = &A
A newanri lutbctto unknown remedy for all
bva ea of the Klilnya , Bbdiler , ana Urinary
V i * ri t
It wi'l positivelv cure Diabetes , Urarcl , Dron-
v , Erieht's DUcise , inability to'rctaln or exftll
the Urine , Catarrh- 'he Bladifthlch colored
sjid scanty1 nriue , Painlul Dnnitlnij , LAiI5
BACK , Ueneril Weakness , sad all Female Com-
pUlnts.
It amid * In'ernal medidnca , Is certain in it
effects and cure * when nothing else can.
For His oy ll DrnloU or'ent by mail Irea
upon receipt of tha price , 82.10.
DAYXlffNEY PAD CO * , PROP'RSi
Toledo , O.
t2TB j ( your aJdrcaa for our little bock ,
How i vt3 Sarcd. "
1OS K. HE , Afcat ( or Kobrwicx
-VIA THE
Chicago & Northwestern
2,380 MILES OF ROAD1 !
It it the SHORT , SURE and Safe Route" Batwean
COUNCIL BLUFFS
and all point * EAST and NORTH.
IT OFFERS THS TRAVELING PUBLIC
GUKATER FACILITIES AND MORE
ADVANTAGES THAtf ANY
OTHER ROAD IN
THE WE3T.
Itl the ONLY ROAD botwesn
OOONOIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO
Upon which Ii rcn
PULLMM HOTEL OAES I
In addition to these and to please all claMM of
tr-ivolers. it dr FIRST-CLASS MEALS at Its
BATING STATIONS at 60 cenU each.
ITS TRACK IS STEEL R.AILS !
ITS COACHES APE THE FINESTI
ITS EQUIPKEHT FIRST CLASS
tf yon wish the Beat Traveling Aocommodv
itnnsjua will buy roar ticket by this Koate
tS-ANl ) WILLTAKK NONE OTHER.
All Ticket Agents can anil Ton Through TlckeU
Tin th ! road and Check csual BOR.
gaga Free of Charge
OMAHA TICKET OFFICES 12J Farnha i St ,
tor.1'th. . andatUnlorvr-aciflc Depot.
DEXVER'omCC- foTorrdo Central and
Union Pacific Ticket OlCcw
SAN FRANCISCO OfPICE-3 Kow Montgom
ery Street.
For Information , folders , zcvps , etc. , not ob
talnablc at HOOM Ticket Office , addreM any
agtnt of tha Company , or
KIRVIN HUCHITT , Y7- STEHNITT ,
G a'l M&naeer. 0 nl Paw. Agent ,
CHICAGO , ILL.
JAMES T. GLARS ,
Cen'l A t Omaha A Coondl Bltifft
THROUCH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars !
CHICAGQ '
gURLINGTON & ( JUINCY
With Smooth and Perfct Track , Elegant Pas
senger Ccaches , and
PULLMAN SLEEPHC&iDININC ! CARS
_
It Is cknowcded ! by ths Fm3 > aad aU wk :
trarcl urtr it , to bo tha Beat Appointed and
Beat Managed Raid in ths Country.
PASSENGBR S GOING EAST
Should bear In mind that this la the
BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,
And Point ! East , h'orth and Northwcit.
Passenjtars by thla Route have choice of
FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES ,
And the Advantage of Six Dally Linej ot Palace
Skepiu ; Can from Chicago to
New York City Without Change
All Eipre-a Trains on this line are equipped with
the V/estinihouae Patent Air Brakes and
Miller's Patent Sifety Platform and
Couplers , the most Perfect Pro
tection < \iilu6t Acci
dents in the world.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND D'NINC ' CARS
Are run on th Burlington Route.
Information concerning Routes , Halts , 11ms
Connection. " , etc. , will ba cheerfully given by
app'-jinjcatthooiEcoor the Kurlldpton KonU ,
IS Fonrtrcntn Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
C.E. PEHK.NS. D W. HITCHCOCK.
' . . . ' . * .
Ocn'l .Vanajer. Gtn. Wcst'n Pass. Agt.
. O. PIIILLIOPI. St. Joe. , Mo.
General Agsnt , Omaha.
II. P. DUEL ,
epS-dl _ Ticket Agent Omaha.
SIOUX CITY < fc PACIFIC
AND
St , Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Sioux City Route I
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE 1
From COUNCIL BLUFFS to
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMARCK ,
And all points In Ko-lhern lowi. Minnesota and
Dakota. This Una 19 cqntpjicd with IK * Im.
irovcd Wcstinshouso Automatic Air Brakes and
tinier Platform Coupler and Buffer. AnU for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
a unsurpassed. Elegant Drawinir Room and
ilcepliiir Can.owneJ and controlled by the com-
any , run Tlirouzb Withsut Change between
Jnion Paclflc Transfer Depot , Council Bluffs ,
and St. Paal. Trains leave tha Union Pacific
Transfer Depot at Council Bluffs , at 6:15 p m. ,
reaching Sioux City at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Paul
11:05 a. m , making
HOURS IN ADVANCE or
ANY OTHES Rotrrs.
Returning , leave St. Paul at 3:30 p. m. , ar-
rid iir at Sioux City at 4:45 a. m. , and Union
Paclflc Trenttfor Depot , Council Blufb , at 930
. m. Be sure that your tickets read via " 3. C.
P. R. R. " F. C. HILLS ,
Superintendent , Missouri Valley , Iowa.
. E. ROBINSON , Ass't Oen'I PassAgent. .
J. H. O'BRTAN ,
Southwestern Freight and Paawnger Agent.
my20-tf Council Bluffs
TUNE
ISSO.
K.C.ST.JOE&G.B.R.R. ,
Is the only Direct Line to
ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST
From OMAHA and the WEST.
No change of cars between Omaha and Bt. Louis
and but one between Omaha and New York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
R1ACTII1M ALL
Eastern & Western Cities
With less charges andln advance ot other lines.
This entire Una Is equipped with Pullman's
Pa1ac4 Sleeping Cars , Palace Day Cooch-
m , Miller's Safety Platform and
Counter and the celebrated
VS estlngbouso Air-Brake.
X3-SEE THAT YOUR TICKET READS1 * *
rarVla Kansas City , 8 1. Joseph mlJ
Tlcke' for sola at all coupon stations In the
West.
J. F. BARNARD , A. C. DAWE3 ,
Gcn'l Snpt. , Gent Pasa. & Ticket Ae't
St. Joseph , Mo 8U Joseph , Mo ,
W. C. 3EACHBIST , Ticket Agen. .
21t Fifteenth Streat , b two n Farnhaf and
Domrlan , Union Block , OmMia.
JOS. TEHON , A. B. BARNARD ,
Pasa. Agent , Omaha. Oen'rl Arent , Omaha.
CHICAGO SQOT TOWER 00.
Manufacturers ol
STANDARD SHOT
i- ; - * " r- . | a tr f
3 f i-a v- & . $ _ f _ ' .j.-g. ' v.f
- ! - - " * * i.- . . " * | - -
i.E
E -J f - - fiK.
* t r r -f J tSfj ir
< : & " 'iis r . .sra %
i m t i ( W W iirffeujfiy
5 jlj jrjtBrx'n 'mi i
Bfc SURE TO EUY IT.
THE BEST IN' 1MKKET
B. liY , ULATCIIFOKIX & CO.
llanufictnrcr- Lcvl Mpa hectin-l t r Uad ,
Blwjk Tin , Pips an.l Soldi r , Dnitcd Oil
and Oil Cake.
OBDKB3 SOLICITED.
70 NORTH CLIHTdH ST. . CHICAGO
DK. A. S. PEXDEUY ,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
hA 'PE1UIANKSTL7 LOCATED HIS MEDICAL -
ICAL OFFICE ,
iMJe.-.ih tieet , - OMAHA , NEBRASKA
In all departments ext
xt and chronic diaeaic * Ca
day ,
tpl the slty aJd wuaty on rtoeipt i
TIHTE G-IK.'E.A.'I ? -A.srD : :
EGURE
For COUGHS COL ? S , BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA , CONSUMF-
TION , and n ! Di-easea of the THROAT and LTJNGS.
ThemettC'X. I . . tt In the
HF | r known world
Fviddlne
toTOLTJ ROCK and RYE Ittln
* * ' " U ' ° " Appetizer and Central bSn Th"
S n i , - , P,11801 Tonic , for and , . .
" * ' *
01 ? I , ! , . , ! a i' numtrom tistimoniaU rtcUved daily ard the beat e Idtnc <
Put up 111 Qu-rt Size Bottles , giving More for the money than
any article in the market.
CAPTION f' ° NT V"lCE"iEbjunprinclpeJ ; ! dtale" b ry tomlmoft upon real
TV.1 " * . " "iii-n Kock and '
. >
. . . , . Kyoln p'aceot our TOUT ROCK and RYE. hlcr > l ' th
onIyHEl.lC.rf1.1 ar.icle cud * , the GENUINE navln a GOVEWfSlEST CTAMP on ci'hot ! . .
Extract from Report of the Commiesioner of Internal Be venue :
TBE.WUSY DEPAKTIIE T , OFFICE OF INTERNAL RRTEJJC )
H'A8nt oiO ! , 1) . C. , January 28 , ISSO. /
ifestrs. LAWRKJfCE i S1AHTIS. 1111 Madiwn St. , Chicago. 11'g.i '
Csmi.'Mi's : ThU roiuiv unit. In ths opinion of thla office , ould bava a sufficient quantity * ,
the BALH.iF TOLU to ire it ! 1 th advantasca ascribtnl to thin ar'.icl * In pectoral complarnU. '
while tiltwliiik } ard the * J coujtltnt an emcUion ronderin ? It an agreeable remedy to tn *
palient. C 'n.p unued aco.r inif to tha formula , it may properly te cluedaa > MEDICINAL
PKEPARATIU > n > ulcr the nr > vi-Iori of U. 3. lUvised Statrtc , and whea eo ttampcd , Bay l
sold ! ) Dru e ! l , Apothcc ri < rt and Other Persons witcoui rtodtiin ; ; them liable to pay rptclaJ
tax as Hqn > r 'Icalora '
V wr Ke ifniiy i , ( Signed ) GREEN. B. RAtIM , Commissioner
LAWRENCE & MARTIN.Proprietors , Chicago , Ills.
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GEOCEES and DEALEBS everywhere
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CFOCFtAPHY O < THIS COUNTRY.
SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP. TrtAT THE
rZl ZS.
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R , B.
IS TIIE GREAT CONNECTING II > 'K BETWEEN THE EAST & THE
Its main line run * from Chicago A Conncil
Bluff } , piwlnn through Joliet. Ottawa. La S-xl .
Geneseo. Motme. HOCK Island , Davenport , went SAUJON nre yon can enjoy your
Liberty , IOTT.I Citr.Moren o , Itrooklrn. ( irinncll. at nil honrs of Vhe day.
Dea Momts ( tlto. capital or lena ) . Stuart. Atlan Masnincent Iron llrtdses § psn the ML iw
tic , and Avoca : with branches from Bur "iu andMlJSOnrtrlTersnt all pomu crossm
Junction to l' > rl ; WIKon Junction to Musca- line , anil transfers are avoided at C'ounct
tlr.e. Washington. Fairtteld. KMon. Belknap. Knnnns Cltr. .LcaYcnworth. nnil AteU ! * -
Centrevllle. Princeton. Trenton. Oailatld. Came ncctlon * bemcmade In Union Depot * .
ron. Iicavenworth. Atchlson. and Kan aj ntr : fllK PKKNC1PA1. It. It. COr/NKt-n <
Washlnaton to biKonrner , Oskaloosa. and Knox- TUI3 OHBAT TllltOUUll L1.NB AXf
Ttlle : Keoiun to Karralnuton. Jlonaparte , Ucn- KOLLOWS :
tonsoort. Independent. Klclon. Otlumna. Eddj- At CHICAGO , with all dlvergta : " Una wt
TlllP.Oj'iJ.lix ) , 1'ulla.Jlonroo. and OPS Jloinn : Ea t and South.
Npwton to Monroe : Ue Molnes tolndlnnolaand At K.NOI.KWOOU. with tha L. B. A M. 8-
Wlnteraet : AtljntlJ to I.ewh and Audubon ; and Ft.W.C.R.Kd .
A-oca to Harlkn. This Is positively the only AtWAsnisoTo.v Hiiorrrs , with lv u
Itallroad. which own % and operalex n throawh
line from Chlraco Into the State ot Kansas. At LA SALLE. T I. i llL o.nt. It R.
ThrouKh K * press I'assfTieer Trains , with 1MII- AtrtOBJA.wlth 1P. . * J. ; P.D.AB. S A t >
ffian ualace t'ois attached , nre run each war dally W. : llLMId. ; and T.I1. AT. . Krtj.
between CHICAGO and I'EOIUA. KANSAS CTV , At UotK I."I y with u.MIlwanXee
COUKCII. llLorrs. LsxvExwoiiTn and ATcni- Island 3-ortLlrm. " and 6ck-I l'dA f *
So.v. Through am araalso ran between Mil au- AIIIAVCNPOKT. with the Davonpurt
tee nnd Kansas City , vta thaMilwaukee and C.M.ASt.1' it. ! t.
Kock Island Hhol.lne. . " At WEST LIUKHTT. with UioB. . r. It * :
The "Great VJ > ck Iiland * * la maBnlOcently : NELJ. - th Central Ir R.K.
equipped. Its road bed IK elmplr ' 'A. * 2CU and its JIOLMwl wlthD .M-ihVll ILi t
track is laid Hitb steel rails. .veil. IlLprrs. with Union l"ncin - .
\Vhat will pleoso you most will be the ploasur-j At fouiIA. wit ! , U. A Mo. K. U. It. lo SUV
ofTenlojIns your meals , while passing over the AtCOLlTMHUS JC .NCTIO.V.wftb B..C. IfV >
beautiful prairies of Illinois and lown. Inonoof At OrrnsnVA.rltn Central Iowa It. B
Et. L. A ! & , and r. II. A Q.'K. ltd *
At KEOKUK.wttn Tot. , I'eo. & War. ; vy ,
lorseventy-dvo cents. All'cAJlfltox ? with II. ad * i. n.
t ppreclatlnir the fact that a majntltr of the At ATCiltso.N. with Atcb.Topekii .ttntW
people prefer separate npartment-i lor different Atch. A. Neb. and Con. Hr. U. P. 1L lids. .
purposes ( and the immense passenger business At I.KAVE.N-woitTU. wlthKon. 1'acK .
of this line warrantlnc It ) , weart-pk-ased toan- Cent.IC.lCds.
nonnco that this Company runs Pullman Pulact At KANSAS CtTT with all Itaea for t < W *
" in forsleeplng purposes , and Fitace and Southwest.
,
CO UNO * I. A V EX IV OUT Jl .
d Jtoutc , " are lolc < taCO
n x-'Vi Taformatlon"not."obtiiinuiilo ot year homo ticket office , nddreii.
A. KIMHALL. E. SaV-TOHIST.
Oeu'l Buperinteoaent. Ueu'lTkt.KH'aM'
GHAS. 1VERIGK.
FURNITURE , BEDDING , FEATHERS
And EverytMng pertaining to the Furniture and
U pholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMEHT OF SEW GOODS AT THE
tp Ii mon th git 1208 and 1210 Farnliam Street
Ear Diseases.
DR. E. E. SHOEMAKER ,
Th well known Ati'al Sarjjeon , of Rcndin ? , Px ,
hohabenla the Medieit prof sS never20
jtara , pives all his time inclusively t' the treat
nienttf deifncnaod ill < 9iscs of the c < tr and
catarrh. Ho sends n valuiVle litt'e book of G >
pa esonthe trea'mcntof these ilmnre % "rce
to MI This book jt'vw ro'e.eic s ami tesii-
monialj fiat will fatlsfy the must rkoitticil He
is also author > 11 wore ol 37S pn e . Ovtavo , on
thei * diseases , and tlieir proper trtntme' ' t , prce
2 by mill. J < o f 'irlly should he WH hntr. I his v lu-
&b e book. It will B.IVO under , n 1 * " * vt hearing
andd ctor'ifeeJ Dr. She miker'i > Hemilyf'f '
the curaof Running E re , is tinivrrjlly < ctnowl-
cd el bT-phrsIcians an-I the pubic in geneial
is the only truly relia' le Be t e ly f or the cmf
thii oathiwrno dife sc. It ! , harmlesspleatanl
and rel s.-Ie , anl wi'l cure almost any ca-e e tn
of forty years" standing , all I'a l Fmell anl on-
pleawninwn of the disease instantly removed
and hearing in most ca * * yrcMj imnr vt < I
permanently Price ? ! . Sold byJi * . K I h ,
wholesa'ea-id retail dal r in ' 'rajs and me < ll-
clociand aurg'cil instruaeutsU"IKrnh-m St ,
Omaha sep27iIeo < Mm
To Nervous Sufferers The Great
European Bemedy Dr. J.
B , Simpson's Specific
Medicine
It Ia a pos'tivecure forSpermatnrrhes , Pemlnsl
Weakness , Impotency , and ail U' a-e > rcroltingr
from Self-Abuse , at Venial Anxiety lo-a ot
Memory. P m < ! * h < > F"cV or S-il > and dueasea
lev ! to
EITOBB. Conmmpti.n
Insahlty and
nearly grave
The Specific
"tJicine n
belni ; U-Vtl
wit won-ler-
ful faccest.
Pamphlet *
xut free to alt. Write for them ml kc' full
pirticuhrs
Price Spe'18' , tl OOperp Itae , or lit pack
ages for $5.0" . Andrew all orden to
J. P. SIMPSOS MKDICIN'E CO. ,
Vo .10 anJ IW Main it. , Buffalo , K. Y.
Sold i i Omtha by CF. . GooJnun. J. W. Bell ,
J. K. Iih nd all druiss eve jwben.
CHICAGOMED10ALCOLLEGE
The PJonesr in tie ( In-icd < jyj cm , inj jtso in
3 ye r ' conrn of Instra 101 a : inted by Am n-
iaa Medical College Arviciitmn. b-iinH 1 next
Sssnon Sept 8th. Phy'lnf giol taborvtory
es ah hied. ANA'OJIICXLMATE-lIAL I.VON-
LIMITED ABU.N'UANCK. Sc * s cumbfrrs ; . an-l
tecured la ordero * appI'cU'on. Prtf jso-s Fees ,
375 ; Prwtit oner."Joinsi throtiza April. * < e ,
$35. ITorAnnrancemtnt orinforrai'i > n ,
Dr. J. H. UOLLlaTER. 70 ifoaroe S
rUVIUJIECIIAMCAL. AND MISINO K > .
I ) GISKKKINO at the RtnsfolaerPoljtecl nc
iattitute Troy , N. Y The oldest en iiaenn ?
school In America. Netct term b fln S.pUm.
her leth- The & jUt r for U30 containk
of tha grtdiute * far tha put Si yeara , with.t-
poeitl'Mali < , nun * of tl'lir , raqniremeito
riwzxx.tfAddreaDAVID Ji. QP.EE5E
Hreetor. odnw
The accumulated erldenco ot neirly Ihirt/
jeare show that the Bitters ia a f rt in reznoil/
tor inalxltl disease , as well as lU so rut prv
ventive ; that \ ' , eradicates dyspepni , ccnitlp- .
tion , hver cottp'aint and nenransnw , < ount
acts a tendency zone , rneiima'i to , nrlnar-
andut rnedwordcr < , th t It imiiarti ljor tt
ho le ble.and chterstba mind while It inrlgor-
at the body _ _ _ _ _ _ _
tn < JOnP ? rdl7 * tnome- w t
lU U > ZL' ' 5 free. Arldresa Stlflsrn *
WROUGHT IRON FENCES.
WIi fencing ami RalUnf a. Spedalit ; .
Their beiutr. permaoence anl economy N
dilly work-nr tfco extinction of all feneiaif
choip ) matarial.
EIc.f3.nc In detizn Indtstnictibla
Feni-es for Lannj , Public Orcunds and CeiiJ-
Ury Blits.
Iroa V * c , Lawn Settee ) , ctnopUd and "
tniCcpttUrnt ; Chair * an > l nr iy descrlptloa o
Iron nd Wirs orrjureital - rorl < d lff ed aa I
°
n W TC. ! a , 29 and 31 Wood ard Av , I > -
troitWch. Swdfor UlnstraUd eataloiua aal