Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, December 14, 1880, Morning Edition, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextUKAKLEi POWELL , TUETICEOFTHEl-kaCE fj amhMsSta. . Omaha > teb. , A TTORT.EV AT LAW Ko m C. Crelthton A Biork , - Milt . / " AHA , NEB. _ D. L InOHAS , A TTORSKT AT LAW Loans money , buyt J\ . and elB ! real e t te. Room 8Crefrhton ! Block. A. C. TRDUP , AT LAW Office In Hansoom'c ArTORNET George E. Prltchett. 1BO atmhamSt. _ OMAHA. KEB. DEXTER L THOMAS , ft TTOBNET AT LAW CrnicJahank t BnJli A. M. CHADWICK , AT LAW Office 1EM Fsmham ArrORKKT " g. L. PEABOBY , T-AWYSB QEc * In Crtlphton Block , next U JJj Pos-.OSco , OMAHA , NEBEAHKA. Procured. " OCEL20TIOSS KADI & 8ARTLETT , - Attorneys-at-Law - - , OFnCE-Unlon ElocfeFlft < x-nth ani ? Fambam / ATTORNEY AT LAW. f AR3ASH BLOCK. COR. DODOI5TH STS , fI I OMAHA , W. d. Conne ! ? , Attorney-at-Law. - - . OffiM : Front rooms , m > stain , in Hansoom'f new brick building , N. W. corner nft * nth and Firnham Strmta. Ucas K. Czaicit REDICK & REBICK , Attor-neys-at-Law. - - . J Utentlon will be tf Ten to til milt onx mlloni of every description ; will to tl Jthc Court * ot the State and tlit St. , EDWARD fj. SSKEKAL , A3 : LAW Boom 6 Crsljltsn " * < * . ICtb and Don 1 . rtnw-ts. noSdt AT LAW SiS Ftmhtm Btreet NebrasU. . . jvICUARUH. U. J. RICHARDS & KUHT , Attorneys-at-Law , ELE [ REMEDY , IKTERKAL , EXTERNAL , AMD ACHING PILES t once on tlio application of Die o nnko' I ile Kcmrgy. uhlrli mru di i * * jlPoii i _ lic pBrt RrTfclcd. gb orblni ' M * umor * , nllnylng the lntn all otlirr rrnip llra 'Imire Try 11 o other , and DO NOT DELAY PRICE , 50 CENTS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT , ( rfwbmjroi rannot obtain llorblm.in II1 wnd If , prrnalrt. n rrrvlp tor prior Or. Bmanbo'k TrrntlM-ou ru tat fte o > tpBllC3lon. Addrr DR , BOSANKO KEDIGINE GO , PXQTDA- . THE COLORADO \ BUSINESS COLLEGE This Institution , located at Denver , Colorado , the Kducatlon\l and Commercial center of ths TV st , Is pre-eminently the best and most practi cal of its kind for the MERCANTILE TRAINING OF Young Men and Ladies. G. W. FOSTER , President , D. W. CADY , Secretnry , The most ertonslve , thorough and complsU lutltu'Jon ot the kind In the ororlri. Tnonnjidi of accoau'intsand Cuelncsn n > e > , 1 : the prln. ipal cities and towns o ( lljc United States , oirs their success to pur courcf tralnine. The 3te\ \ & Kind of Education for 3Toung Men and Ladies. . Fln , new brlct block , at Junction of lhrt / street car Ilne . Elegantly Qttcd and tarnished > apartments ( or tbe application of and carrying oat o ! our note ! and Btstematlc methods ot ' -BUSINESS TRAEJOTG , \ TonnumenwhooontcmpUte a butinres life , nd parents liarin ; sons to educate , are particu larly requested to tend for our new Circular , which will glTo full informitton as to terms , condition ot rutrance , etc. Address G. W. POSTER , President , ! Denver , Colorado. "TTF TMTLY PUBUSHIKB 3 $ . , PROPS E7CRS. 316 J'c.rnha.in , bet. StA. owl JOWi Mresls TEMISOF SUBSCRIPTION. 1 Copy 15 > M , In advance ( postpaid ) $3.00 esn-jnttiB " " 4.ffl 8 months " " 2.00 T.ME T-BIES THE MAILS. C , &K. W. E. R 6SO . m. , 2:40 p. m. C. B. * Q 5 SO v nu , 2:40 p. m. C. B 1 & P. R. R. . 6-30 a , m. , 2Mp. a C' 4Tt ! Joe 630 a. m. S. City t P. 530a.m. 0. P. R. B , , Ilt0a. : m. O. & R. V. to Lincoln , 10 a. m. B. & M. R. R. , 6tO : a m. O. IsK. W. , 73Ca.ni. omasa 0. kX. W. R.R. , 11 a. m. , 11 p. m. C. B. & Q. , 11 a. m. , 930 p. m. O.R. I. iP. , 11 a. m. , 11 p. m. C. B. & St , Joe , , 11 a.m. , 11 p. m. U. P. R. R. , 4 p m. O. & R. V. from Lincoln , lJa.0 p. m ; B. City 4 P. , 11 a. m. B. &K.in > b..ip. m. Local nulls lor States Iowa leare but oac a day , vis : < 30 a. m. OSce Open from 12 to 1 p. m. Snndayt. T0OMAS r. HALL. PostmasUr. Arrival And Departure of Trains UKIOH PAcnno. S > Uy Erprea. . . . 11:15 p. m. 135p.m. do Vlred e.in p. m. * :1S p. B. do Freight. .8 JO a. m. I'.JO p. re. do do .8:15 . m. IMOa. m. TIMK CARD Of TIIE BURLINGTON. taivs OMAHA. AKKOT OUABl. Expnas SiOp. m. Express 10:00 a. m. Jlall 6:00 a. m. Mall lOMO p. m. Sundays Excepted. Eendays Excepted , CHICAGO , BOCK ISLAND fc PACina Kail . . .6:00 : a. m. I ail 10:00 p. m. Xzpnxl S : 0p.m. | Exprws 10.-90a.rn. CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN. Mall _ .6 : 0 a. m. I Mall . . . . - TM p. tn. T prsB . . .8:40 p < m. | Erprew 190 a. m. Sundays excepted. KANSAS CITY.ST. JOE & COUNCIL BLUFFC. IEAVS AK Mall _ .8:00 : a. m. I Krprtw 7 : 0 a , m. Xrnress 6 0 p.m. | Man 7:2s : .iu. Th on'y line running Pullman Sleeping Cars out of Omaha to Union Depot. OKAHA k NORTHWESTERN AND [ SIOTJI CITT & PACIFIC EAILROADS. Sxpr _ . .8:00 : a. m. ) Fxprew Dally Except Sundays. B. & M. R. R. In NEBRASKA. LtATE , ARR'TS , ThronthExp. 8:40am I Thronh Exp . Lincoln txp..B:16 p m | L1nc.In Exp..a m BIOUX CITY 4 ST. PAUL R. R , MJl _ .8:10amj ixp-e 3 10:00 am Kipreas B , Opm JM 730 p m WABASH , ST. LOUIS * PACinC. LI1VXS. AKKIVB. . VaU Sa.m.Uan | 11S5 a. m Express..8:40 : p. m { Exprecs . . . : SS p. m. BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R , R. Leare Omah , dally. 8 a. m. , S a. m. , 10 a m. , 11 a. m. . 1 p. B. , S p. m. , S p. m , p. m , , 6 p. m. , Iave Conndl BlnSn ; 83S a. m. , Blt a. m , , 10IS R. m. , 11S5 a. m. , 1:25 p m. , i25 p. to. , IU : p. m , ESS p. m. , 635 p. m roar trips on Sunday , ten vine Onnha at 9 and 1 } a. m. , S and 5 p.m ; Ootln'cU Bluffs at 9:25 , lltl a m. , kn-J 2tt tnd 5S5 p. m. FAESIROU T1UI5S. Loare Omaha : C . m. , 7 a. m.8:10 : . m. , 1 p. m. , 4:50 p. m. , 7:35 p. m. , Lecre Council Binffs : f:15 a. m , , OM a. m , U-.W a , m.srJSp. m. , 7KO p. m. , 70 p. m. Dally exotpt Sunday. OUAAA k REPUBLICAN TALLETS. . LXATI , AKKtTZ. Vail. . . . .10tS : a. m. , 1X5 p. m. Dally except Sundays. SANTA OLATJS FOUND. Greatest Ulacovory or ttm Ape. . . other thlPCT * h6re SanU Cans rtajed Children ot ah U he marft * eoods or not , If rally hblivej Jo k mountain of sno-T. Co * ; year in excursion tallM ! to the f ole And suddenly drorpcdinlowhatBccmrdllkeKhole Thtre on < J rulwondtrj they found a newland. ifWlo falry-lika boinm appeared n each hand. There were nmcntaln/i / like onrs , lth norp bautlfnl rreea , \nd Jar brlchter Vle < j tian erer wer * § e n , 'Hrds with the liUW o ! rainbow ire re found , Whlo ! Cent cr of eiqnltlte fragrance w re yror \ng \ arnnnd. Sot Ion ? worn the > loft to irondr In doubt . A twin ? noon" came theh.d hoard much about , Twai S nta Clsiw' nelf and th It they all s y , 1c l eked Ilka Hie wctnre t t ce every day. He drove up a team that looked vervqueer , * lVa a team f irmsshopporj ) instead of reindeer , lJc rode In a shell inrUod of a ele' h , But be took them on toxrd and drove them away. He showed them all over hn ! wonderful realm , \nd factories maWnsr Condi for women nd msn r'arrlers wore orkire on hatfl creat imd email. To Banoe's thev gild they were lending them alL Kris Klnde , the Glove Uaker.told them at once , 411 our GloTtw we are sentilnz to Bunco , Santa rhnwed them suspenders ted many things mor . Saylus : I alse took these to friend Bance's store. Santa Claus th m vhlrpsred a recret he'd t U. ' 'J'Li'1 ' ha every one knew Bnnoi well , He"therefore shonid nd his ( roods to Ms can , Knowing his frlendi will yet their full ahare. ow remimberye dwi-llcni In Omaha town , Ml who want prcaontt to Hunoe's go round , 'or shirts , collara , or clover jrrmt ted Email , Send your sifter or anni cne aud all. Bnnee , Chunplon Itatter oi the West , , A n T and hitherto unknown ramsdy for all UstaBea of the Kidneys. Bladder , ana Urinary Jrsraa * . It will po i tv ly cure DiabeUs , GraTel , Drop- ry , Rrlcht's Diteii , inability to retain or expell .he Urine. Catarrh oi the CUic r , hUh ; colored md scanty rrln * . Painful Urinating ; LAME RACK , Oenenl Weakness , and all Female Com- ililnta , It avnidt Internal mcdlcmtn. Is certain In It ffccts and cures wlisn nothlnz els can. For tale py all DrucRista or sent by mall free U jpon receipt ot the price. 52.00 JAYEY PAD CO. , PROPm * Toledo , O. flfS ' . your address Cor our llttlg book , ' How s was Saved. " HE * K 1BH , .r nt or Krtr k . CHARLES RIEWE , UNDERTAKER ! Uttalie Cases , Coffins , Caskets , Shrouds , stc. rn mStroe . Oth and ll'h , Omnha , Seb. Telo raphlc ordsrg promptly attended to. AT THE PLAY. HOW ME. WEUDLES AND 1IIS GIRL BE HATED. Kew OrleNns Times. Last night at the academy of music , the dreas circle wss adorucd by a dy speptic-looking grl , with bis ; feet , who had a brown wart on her fsca and a certain lo .k about her which plainly tcli that she was frech from the. boarding school. Bjside her sat a long , pawky young1 man , who was from the coumry , and evidently smitten with the chirms of the young lady by her side , up n whom he would ever and anon bescow "he moat tendar Rlnncea. During n u.t rm'3iion in the play he turned to her , and in a voice as tender as a sir loin steak , said : "Don't yer think it's awful warm in this ere theater. Miss Mary ! " She let fall on him a languid , pity ing glance , and then replied : "Ah ! yes , there exists a certain de gree of closeness which is deleterious to the comfcrt of one's physical being ; bnt my dear Mr. Weedles. you are no doubt perfectly aware of tha fact that chemistry teaches us that the exhala tions of so many individuals carbon izes the entire atmosphere , vitiating it to a degree that renders it poiconous to the respiratory organ * , a ; well as to the corpuscles in the blood , produc ing nmsp * , and in so ma cases syn cope. You can see at a glance , Mr. Weedrts , that this is caused by the lack of oxygen. " "Tea , I know 'em , that ia , I've reed of 'em , but hain't never * een any yt-t , as I knows on ; bnt when Bill \Vil kins , at their protracted meetintdown on Goose creek , ssid that tha .heart was a prt of the stomach , I told him it was thederndest lie ho ever spoke. " "Oh , dear , how absurd it was in him to make ouch & statement. Why , din'tyou know the palpitation of the ciccns generates a subtle electrical force which is the most mysterious , wonderful sud st.ittlinr ; power which propels the anatomy of the genus homo ? " "I I ha o yes , I've heern tell of it bsfore , but I don't stick myself up as knowin' everything. 1 ain't that kind of a man. The fokes used tossy and dad wcs powerful proud of it that I warn't no sloucher on grammar ; but won't you h" ve some poanu's , Miss Marjl" and he wiped the cold erapira'ion from his brow and trem- aled with nervousness "None , thf.nk yon , Mr. Weedles ; pennuts have a strange effect on my astronomical organs. " "I didn't mem to hurt ycur feel- ncs , Mias MarybecMise you recollect before you went off to school that I used to bring you peanuts , and * o used to sit ftstr&ddle the garden feocc and eat them. Don't you remember inw your old mother uted to cay that new paanuis wera awful colickj ? Them were h ppy days , Miss Mary , " and the hnmble Idvcr sighed as lew aa a notto on n basj fiddK "Oh , Mr Welles ! " rf , < 5 id , ilushinglv , "I wwt to ask you seme thing. Did yea not say on one occ * eionthat I WAS p mjeesad of a mtiety of th divine cfllitas , and that you thought I was i being entirely tees s riphlc and ethereal to exist of this mundane sphere ? " 'jlus Mary , " sad ! the lovoaud , lis eye Saihed and hreist heAved , 'It's me n underhand lie. I never nvd a word ngiinut you in iily life , and I'll be tturhally goldurned if I can't just naturally walk the log of * ny m\n rho tries to : csnd lizu mo > "hhid tsy back. I always sad Miss Mary Jones was the sweetest girl in he country , and' ' " Brt tile curtain went up , and the rtst of the converta'ion was lost in the crash of the orchestra. A Friendly Discussion. Llttls Rok Gaittto. Several nights ago Rev. Mr. Mul- jury , ft Presbyterian minister , and [ lev. Mr. Sissafras Swine ; , Methodist circuit rider , stopped at a hotel mLit- le Rock. The tf o men had held un- on meetings together , and were riends. They agreed to occupy the ame room , and when they had been 'shown up , " a plcMant conversation m the welfare of the church was in- reduced by Mr. Mnlbnry. : "YeV fc'Ud Brother Sassafras Swingr , ilacing his feet on the round of the ' hair , and beginning the work of re aving his shoe. J'lt is good the ) trenchers of different denominations alkto each other. " ; "It advances the ause , " replied ktr. Mnlbnry. "It moves the gospel : iar wit a more celerity for ministers to ixchange ideau. " "Mr. Mnlbury , why is it that yon ,1'ers say tninistert You ain't ashamed if preacher , are you ? " "I say minister because it is cor- ect. I was tnnght at college to speak lorrectly , and I intend to do so. " "Peter , the fisherman , didn't have 10 * uch foolishness. " "No , and Peter coold not present he goepel so eloquently and feelingly jPnl. " "Pnl might have had moro book arnen , but when you struck him ou he subject of horse sense , Petar was he captain. I have said it mtny and nany a time , and I expect to say it aaoy times more , * bat I'm glad that I lever rubbed my back agin a college rail. " : ' That's intended as a 4inp at me , " aid Mr. Mulbnry , emphatically 'Anybody could discover the fact in a aoment , Mr. Swing , that you never ' ubbed your head against a college rail. " ' I can preach all an.Bnd yon , fill : he ame. " "You couldn't preach a genuine ser- ion to EBVO your life. " "Well , I'll just bet ynn fifteen hun- rod bundles of fodder and a young heifer , that I can preach the socks right offen you. Ano don't you for- git it. I'vo rid a circuit too long to be bullraged by a scbjcl-hcuse top- k.iot. " Mr Mulbury's ftce flushed. Ho looked at his companion for a moment , arose and E.iid : "I dislike to nso such violent lan guage , bat alli'W ' me to say that you . are an ignorant old liar. " Bro her S < B3afr/u / sprng to his feet , kicked his stioea out of the way , shoved up his sleevoi and exclaimed : "I didn't want any tracfc witn yon , but you've raised my bile. Out your capers ? " The two men dived at each other. Mr. Mulbnry jabbed hia thumb in Swing's eye and exclaimed : "He that hsth eyes to pee let him too. " Mr. Swing reached around , caught Mnlbery'a ear between his teeth , and muttered : "He that hath ears to hear let him hear. " Theporter heard the racket , rnabed infb the room and attempted to sepa rate the men , but String bit him on the leg. Finally the clerk and two drummers rushed in and dr gged the men into the hall. "The uneducated brute ! " panted Mr. Mulbniy. "Toe school-bouse top-knot I" puff ed Brother Swsafras Swine. "I can tan the tecks offen him any time. " It hs been considered better not to take the cue into court. ItfHBAT SPECULATIONS. IMPORTANT riQURBS RKLATIJfO TO THE UARKKT IS TUIS AMD OTQ B Cincinnati Prlos Curremi. Tais country , from a conservative ihowing , wnl have 200,000,000 buih- els of wheat of the crop of 1880 available for exporting to countries where deficiencies exist. It looks a rcat deal as if the surplus might be ; reater. The deficiences abroad have nan variously fi'iinated , but state ment ! which aeaiued to have claimed consideration iiidlcata that Ids-Tin ? ontof the reckoning all tbe possible surplus abroad in tha cjnntri s wheru there is an available suiplus the ag gregate rl ficiences will be lite' . , if any , exceed the possibilities of thu country "to maVegood. It is aid thut there are evidences of a joint fcpecalativo movtment in Chicago cage and NPP Y. rk apparently in tended to control tha 1880 wheat crop. At Chicngo Tne Tribune lends its voice to encouraging the specula tor and the farmer tu believe that the prices rf American brcadstufls will oritig during ihe wiatvr in Eun.poan umketa not only hicrli prises , bat probably higher prices than at any previous time. Thu Tribino cU ° s the shotfing of ! tables prepared by raperta of the in- ti-rriat onal nmikeoof V nna 1 > ' 100 &s ; pr5sSUtiiig the amount ru qmreU for home couaurnpiio.i , lh grain harvLals this season inEur pi- ; countries have resulted as fi l wa : It.\y ! , 115 } Bourn nin , 12f5 ; Prussia , ror whea" , 100 , bat rye , the pnrc p. 1 ce'tial crop , only lit ) ; B Vjiia and Austria , plifjlu'v over 101 ; F'r.ucc , less th MI il'b ; Ecg'and ' , 90 ; Russi" , 9 > . These imitrtrs t .ve beoa sne siihjdc * . of commeot bV Tao Kc YorK Daily Bulletin , from whuh vc uopy thi fol-- lo viug sug ejlivt ) expressione : "I1 this were tht whole truth a * to thi coaition of tie ! E.jropean Gtipp'.y the Ia hinte horeih'owu out to thn western farmers to co ttinue to hold b k their tneee etve.erits sc' > | .r Si5 fts much : fautne ih-jy tevni. ! . We ore told that Eogland'i cri p is 90 per cent , of an average , but are not informed th , t IHT previous year's crup was only 60 per t. , nd tliAt in con eqnence of this [ ; d ffenjuct- she will need to impcrt fully . 50 OCO.OOO buebeb l s than Ust , Tran'je , we are informed , h\s a crop below 100 , but no mention is made of the foot that the Vienna fair's eati rnato for that countty vrts only 82 percent . and tlu-t , while Franco im ported 70,000,000 tmshela in the > Lvrolve moutlia enJinc with It't June , ler net import requirements this year ire not expected to exceed 25,000,000 3Uhtlt , and may fall below that jnautity. In icapoct to these two hief importing countries , tha fact is ( ept out of ti bt that their jnint wants 'roui external sources are likely to fall ju.te . 75,000,000 bushels below those t" last year. So , with respect to Italy , Fhe Tribune admits that its average s estimated at 115 per cant. , bat does lot inform UB that the Vienna fair ea- inutK for that country last year was inly 82 per cent ; nor does it inform it that Ronmania , while estimated at L25 for 1880 , was rated al only 75J in L878. KUSM , Thn Tribune citct as being estimated at 90 perhaps an ex * tretne figure bnt the fact it not man * tioned that tbe fair's estimates for lart pear ware atill lower , ranging from " > 6 per cent In Middle Russia , and 57 in Great np to 90 in Northern. "A fair comparison of tbe best European estimates would , we think , Lead to the conclusion that the lefbienoies in the European crops , this y nr are , In the ncgregate , 75- 300,000 bushels below thosi ) of 187 * . . rhe European stocksat'the , beginning jf the current crop year were yery ieficieiit , bat the quantity in store in > this country and afloat for Europe on ha 31st of AtJgnit w * so largely in of the nominal quantity about 15,000,000 bnihels as to more than lalf offset that deficiency. Allowing 'or the deficiency in stocks less the 310. . is over normal American risible lupply and afloat we may conclude hat , on the 1st of September Europe ITAS in a better position than at the ; tame date of 1879 by 60- DOO.OOO bushels. To this may be added 31,000,000 bashels , which the department of ag. riculture very safely estimates as this year's excess in the United States crop over that of 1879. The net result , therefore , is that , as c mpared with the European requirements for con- autrption and BIOC ! . , ' the available supply will be about 90,000,000 bnah- ol larger than in the last crop year. This conclusion does not overlook the fait that there is art important defic iency jn the Europam rye crop , which needs to be compensated ty other substitutes. Our Indian corn crop is quite adequate to satisfy the demand arising on that account. Ac cording to the department of agricnl turo , the corn yield is about the same as that of 1879 and the condition gen erally good. The crop of 1879 was 150,000,000 bushels in excess of the average of the three preceding years and a very unusually heavy stock was carried over at tht end of the year ; which accounts for the fact that between September 1st and Nov ember 8tb the shipment from the At lantic seaboard reached the extra * ordinary total of 21,000,000 bu hele. For these reasons the deficiency in the European rye crop is not to be ex pected to have any very important influence on the demand for wheat. * > I i "in the face of the > e facts , we sub mit that it is no real satvieo to th westarn farmers to mislead them int expectation ! such as are suggested b ; our Chicago contemporary. " An Honest Medicine Ire * of Charge Of all medicines advertised to cure any affection o' the Throat , Cheat o Dungs , we know ef none we can rec oramend AS highly as Dfc. KINO'S NEHH DISCOVERY for Consumption , Coughs Colds , Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fe ver , Hoarseness , Tickling , in thi Throat ) Idas of voice , elc. This med icine does positively cure , and tha where everything else has failed. N < medicine can show one-half so many positive and permanent cures as kave already been effected by thin truU wonderful remedy. For Asthma rjrc * Bronchitis it is a perfect specific , cur ing the very worst cases in the short est time possible. We say by al means give it a trial. Tried bottlet free. Regular eize 31,00 , For sale by 8lly ( ) J. K. ISH , Omaha. Tht roo't , teti < ibls rt.faiedr " , and the only life cure 5nd twrmancnt cu > e f"i all diieatrs of the lirrr.Koodrnds omach'Bdu-litpl ) Iliouafer r , f Y < ir and wU ? , dumb eue , ( tundlce , d } iprps ! , &o , is Prof. Gu'hnetiVc i'riuch Lire * J'ads. which turts by ab vptiin. Ast yi ur i rux-U f > r thi ! noted cue , auJ take to o.her , and if lie 1 u not g t it or will not jat it for yor , scud 1.50 to French Pad Co , Toledo , < ) . , a-.d they willseud jou onn pu < t-pnH Vv rrtum njdl. Buc. iou e Arulcu Oi.ivfk Thf BF. T SALVK in the wor'd f rv Oun , Bruises , Snroa , C'cors ' , Salt Rhounj , Fever Sorea , Tettyr , Ohapp- ad Elsndj , Ohillnibf , , Oorcs , i nd B'J ' Sdndft of S'rin ' I rurtior ; . ' ? hi b'.tfvf r. u'nt ranieoi ( to tvrf ptrf ci t rr.Tai - acd IBjv y j- , 0 ? cnaney re rnnnrc. P'ictj Sr > cya\ * per hox. r'nr fcalr by i/ily J TC.Tm : Ores' . C. McLAH'E'S LITER FILL ! j e ot recoinniond-jd es a rcrnoch " foi ill the ills that flesli is lieir to. " tut in ill rtoJi9 ! of the Liver , and in all Bilious- . 'umplsinti. Dyspepsia , and Sick Hcittl- ' telip , or distfases of that character , they stand -without a ilral. i AGUE AND F ' Xo better caMierne cm be used prc > arntory to , or after taking quinine. A ? i simple purgative nev are unequaled. BEWARE OF liYiifATIONS , The genuine are never sugar-coated. Kach bor has a red-war teal on the lid > < riththe irapreasion.McLAKE'S LIVEI ! 'ILL. Each wrapper bears the signa- .tares of 0. McLAKE and F'Z.MII > O BEOS itSf Insist upon havinp the cenuine 3c. O.McLANE'S ' LIVEli PILLS , pre- > ared b" FLEMING HI10S. , Piltsbnrgli , Pa. , lie market being full of imitations of he name JldMiic , spelled differently , " ut same .pronunciation. _ HOW TO CORE CONSUMPTION , COUGHS , Colds , Asthma , Croup , i.11 dlseaaes of the lliroat , Lungs , ana Pulmonary Organs. TJSE ACCOHD1NO TO DIRECTIONS ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM. s UNLIKE PILLS LWD THE USUAL PUROATITE8 , IS PLKA8- ( LhT TO TAKE , Ani all ! pror * at once ths rnnst iot nt and barml 8T8TKU P.KWOVATOR nd CLEAM8ER that h ys > he-m b'oushttcf rablic notice. For CONSTIPATION , BILIOO-- JESS , HtADACH'1 , PILE * , an < \ all dl-ordsrs .nsinf ; from an obstructed state of tne system , t it incompirab'.y tbe b rt cumtln extant. Lrolil imitations ; insist on jetUnj th i artitls ailed for. TROPlC-muiT LArATITE bi put vp In r ized tin DOTSI only. Price CO mt . Ask rour druzgiit for DMeriptlTS Paraphlst , er ad- tress ths proprietor , J. t HCTFIKRINOTOS , Now Tork or San Frandwo. Btfore Pnrcbaslnf Arr FORK of So-Called ELECTRIC BELT , 3avd , or Atmli.inoT'prwnUd to curt Nsrross. iiroulc and Speeia D'seusi , s-nd to ths POL , r-CHUACHEK GALVANIC CO ,61 ! ilo itgomery Street , san frand co , C * ' . , for tas'r ' Free Pamphlet aid "Ths Electric Keiitvr , " and yon irlllsaTS time , health and money. The P. Q. Jo. are the only d-ialers in Genuln * Electris Ap > Jiancta on the American Continent. Star Wind \ I MANUFACTURED BY THOS. E. WILLIAMS,5 RED OSK IQWl. 1 Correspondence solicited rom thoee needlns i 'reliable Wind jiill t-end tor circu ar and prices and ny Information ii reward to the llill will t Scheirtully rornlihH. / LIVE AGENTS WANTED. . REASOXB WET TOU SHOULD HUT THE , STAR WIND MILL , f . BEOAU-.K , lit. It IsmoreBpfeinajoJe of wind , an > ! IP lhs tno tsadden c1)\itenof ) tlie wild from -uy direction , b cau > the "hex ! hia flu ou th ? tower is a'ay- r di wltli its odue to Ihs win't aud aliens tL vane to niris' c t-vr irrunl , with out tumlnc ur stjilln ? the wheel 2"id. Ituaruid wliool hirnir no moveab'e ' Joints to wear out , ruit cr crea. iu ths win 1. v 3rd. lee nor slott has n . f ( Tecs on it. 4th. It Icttc * lu power from friction than othtr VU1i. 5h. It will rmn with Icsa win I than ott er th It Is A ily rpgnlated so it wll pert.nm any amount ol work required Us ] ttan its capac-r 7th. Ithasnt > pnlHe , niingsnorrfdinjrhead ! ( . to en up in winter. - Eth. It will IK t i.ardp whsn out of rtar. tn H is wel ! and heiTilv pwnte-1 with th "T'th 1 " ' " ' 'h. ' rke Mn 'ff"rj- oare ol ltlf in I ) iv > chan.r blJ wind v 'mt- lllh IU eymstripn form Is ai-tif urutMent 12th. heier b ire 1 'vrd of any , J' wn io ! D aa ytt when fropsrlvs-t u wnti ] e u atln vine , nireTerdam z i i' the le * by t wind. lvL. They are of KOod ra > terial aud mads. 14th. All fhifin tnrnrtl , boiea bablted and ill ncctpsiry puts uouhlo nntteJ. lEth. It is mori slmpls , moro compact in con- rtniclion and strnnc.ih oth - - AND St , Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The 100 M7LES SHORTEST KOUTE ' Froia COMGIL BLUFFS tc 3T. ? /\UL , JSlrCJftlftUOU DULUTH , or BISM 4RCK , Inial'foSnwhi ftoTlbcrii Da&ot * . Til < 'co Is O5' irort J ' ' * itv > 4..iotio Ait" ) > ' t Air l > ral IUcI'K'forio ) Ooun'or si E 3-i' . itiij.rUD 5''iroJh ! " > V.h VltnL lift , on Jn.ao I'tclEc J'.a'ier . " "CTI Cfn l 3. . - nilM. Pfcul. Iraics 'u .t t a LsVu v a. rfer T > tfA r-t Corcid ! jflcils , at 6. > 5 j > jt. , 3 < "toilfi y t iCCC p n. , stsd : . ? * iaa m , rjA'sui ? N ilOtTKT } m lj > vA > 03 cv ANY OlHHK IICUTH. ' aTSt. . P IIJ < ti S3J p E. . .1- M.if j\tScnx CU > st 'ir s M. , aid Ur.'L- 'Mlflo Trttuf cr Depot , Corcc4 ! Clnif4 , ? t 5.1- . m. Ba euro tb t your C 'itti rct ( . > Li " ! . ' . P. K. R. " . " . C HILLS , Snp"r.tcndar.t ! i"a ar ! Valley , lows. . E. ROI5IKSOJ. , Aa-/t tin'l PUM Acct. . J. H. OT5R7A.V am1 PRe -ncer * -"ct , ngc 4 wc't in your own town , lonca in J > UU omatJrca Mtrt * * n TlnilKt It I C Un. ) V HAKE NO MISTAKE ! VLIOA AXLE GREASE omposedlarRcly of powdered mica and Ijlnslas * the b it > nil cb * pst iQbrloator in the world 11 the best becansci t dots notfi.m , hut forms hlhl ; pollslied surfat * orer the axle , doinir war witi a lar e amoaat { friction. It la the hcapest became vo need me but half the uantitv in greulu your wagon that yon wool J ( any othsr azle greate mnJe , and then run our ion twleeailoiw. It answer ? eqnally swtllfor 1IU1 GsirlnThresiiing Mach'nen ' , lnsr'es. fcc , as ( or wijons Send ( or 1'ocke- Ijdopedltof Thing * Wortn Know.B ; . Uatlcl res to any Ml ine MICA HAaUFASTU ItiC CO. , 81 MICHIGAN AVENUE , CHICAGO. © Ask Your Dealer For It Tanrant'B S4trer Aperient , Jl sur * for lD < Ue tt'nn fri htfnl , A snbtllar Ureraje iea.-htfnl ; A rs tdy for eriry llm-nt C' r "hlek tat rtlhnns maks bswallmmt. A lazatlre , though wild , effectirt , A touic , aorrln * > cd eorrcctlrt ; An an lyne and inpoiISc , A wondcr'nl HiLors > ncir e Zo bodying nery rare Inzredltnt Tbatm > therTUtareiIeem4 eznedltnt , Wltakl.illy liberal haurt Vflin ; . Into ths famous lelucr Spriiif. VIA ZH& * " Chicago S Jforthwesteni 2,380 MILES OF ROAD ! It tj tha SHORT , SURE and Sifa Ronto Between COUNCIL BLUFFS * 1SB CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE nd all point * EAST and ROBTH. IT OFFERS THE TRAVETJKO PTJBTJC GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANT OTHER ROAD IN THK WEST. It U the ONLY ROAD between COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO Upon which 11 ma PULLMAN HOTEL OAES ! In addition to the8tnd ta pleaae all classes of irivflerg. It rircB FIRST-CLASS MTCAT.fi at Us SATI7JG STATION * t 50 cents each. ' " ITS TBACX IS STEl VAILS I ITS COACHES &F THE FJHE8TI ITS EQUIPKcHT FIRST CLASS If ron wih ! the B et Travellm ? Aeoomnsodv tlonaron win bay roar ticket by this Boa * 153-AHD WILL TAKE NONE OTHER. AU Ticket Ajrsnts can Nil voo Thron h Tickets via this road and Check osttsl Bag * Free o ( Chirks OJf AHA TICKET OFFICES 12M Farnham St. Cor. Htb , and at Union Pjclflc Depot. DENVER- OFFICE In Colorrdo C ntral and Union Pucilc Ticket Office. SAN FHANCISCO OFVICE 2 N w STontgom ary Street. For Information ! folder * , m M , etc. , not ob- alrable at Home Ticket Office , address anj < < ent of the Company , or .HAHVIH . HUOHITT , ff. STENHITT , Oen'l Hanssrtr , 6en1 Pass. Azeat CHICAGO. ILL. , JAMES T. CLARX , Oenl Aet Omaha ft Cotmdl Huffs. THROUGH TO CHICAGO Without Change of Cars I TIKIS CHICAGO gURLJNCTO & QU1HGY Wlth Smooth and Pcrfeci TrwK Elegant Pas- ssnger Ccarhfs , &nc POLLQAH SLESFS DlfilND 8AS' by t > ee Fraas , x > d nJ rl tuvel avtr It , < a bo the Itert AppftlnU ino Best Afina oJ Poid In tht Conntr/ . ? ASSFNGrlEi GOING BAS'l JhonlJ oeir In m'nd t1 s thj ! It 1 "c BEST-OUTETOCHICACr , And Points list t'enh .u-l NorihT-st. - eri < ' ) V t'i'n i Vjn 'i e iJiMi- * ! ( ! FOUR DIFFERENT ROuTSS , of S'x 1 > J'tl ie5 os ' .riica o to v Ycrk City Without Oh J Kipr * s 7-airr nji I'lllirea'B qn'p ) ed WITV the en'in.hnw V 4 n * At' Drtk'v and Milkf'j - .ti'.i Stfo'y ' ' forca and Coupler * , ti > pioft Perlart fjc- ii .1 " * r1 1 EnH3 vi Arjrcuoat Eur'Jnctoi Route. , , . 'Vraccsinns. etc. , rlil 'i ? eerfully ? Ii u\ ij'ptji'it iho oice. of thn rlfcr.Iartoi I < oct" 1 , l.'urtcec'n Street , Cmiln : , Kcb i. \ K rKnK js. c T ; . nircircocK. Gsa'l Ttncr. Gfn. Wext'u P-RS. Ai t. ' . 0. pniLLIFPI , 8 : . Joo. . Mo. General Ak'ant , Oa.O s. U P DUEL , opE-dl Ibsetcent Omata. 1S8O. .C.STJOE&S.8..R. ! ? ; . . , , . . . . , Is tha only Direct Una to 5T. LOUIS AM SEE BAST From OMAHA and ths "WEST. > To change of cara between Omaha and St. Look vid but one between Omaha and How Tort. o 3EX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS an cm .ta AH Eastern & Western Cities Vith lew charges and In advance oi other lines. This entire Una I * equipped with Pullman's Palaca Sleeping Cars , Palace Day Coach- ca.MUIcr'a Bofaty Platform and Coupler and ths calibrated Westlmhou3o Air-Brake. tff-SEE THAT TOUR TICKET CJ"Vla Kansas City , St. Joseph AJTConndlBluui H-BTl 8l t3"J < M andtJt.Louls.-a * Ticket ( or sale at all coopon statlona In ths Vest. r. r. BARNARD , A. 0. DAWE3 , Oen'l Snpt. . Oen'l raa. 6 Ticket Aft St. Jr.nhilo ; Et. Joseph , ilo , W C. SEACHRKST , TIciet Ajen. , 1 20 Fambaa Strest , VNDTBOUDEN , A. B. 3ARNARD , PaE3. Ajrent , Omaha. Osn'rl Aieat , Omaha. WROUGHT IROH FENCES. ( Wlro'Fendnjrand JUIUne . & 8p dallty. . _ . . HM * * ' * " .fvt B ii ur .ur I IK 4. < BHi " Thelrt hesutv , pennanonta and s aMy dillyworlcln ? the extinction ( all Usdajr h ( ip mitenal. " Fences ( or Lawns , Public Qroondl aai C SM- t ry Plite. Iron Va e % Lawn SatU * , oanopled and ol ru tlc pjttenw ; Chairs ami every dsxcripUcn ol Iron nnil Wire ornarosntal work dedraed am ! manuhctnrcd bv E T. BARNTJMN Wire and TronV rlt , * 7,20 and 51 Woodward , De- trolt , Hich. 8enH'i-l"n * tvi uiogua ani prioaliBt. - / t > gepM For COUGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS , ASTHMA , CONSUMP TION , and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS. world. By ddlnp ti TOUT late n ereUent Appetizer anrf Tonic. f < > r ren ral and of its . iwl the nnmerouj Umimcnial * recciveU diy ! eTldence * Put up in Quart Size Bottles , giving More for the money than any article in the market. Extract from Report of the CommL-oioner of Internal Revenue : TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFF1C * OF INTKrXAL RSTENU > VjKuuaio-i , D. C. , J.nuarv 25,1SS < ) . ) Uenrs. LAWRENCE & MARTET , 1111 Mid'jon St , Chicago. Ills. . Ourruxu : Thl * compound , in the opinion of thi ofice , ontd have a sufficient quinti'.rf the BALSAM OF TOLU to * i c it all the aJran'acM anvrl f 1 to thi aricl in rtor * apUlnts while the whliky aci th yr p oonstltnta an emulsion rerdcrins U n atreectnU rcme-'y ' t tbi patlsnt. Compounded acgcrdln-r to thr formn'a. it may properly be cla - l as a MH > ICIlL PREPARATION under the prorldons of U. S R vlKd SUtt'tec , anii nhrotamped , nv t sold by Druijlsts , Apothe ann and Other Persons witnout riu.krin , " thtm lUMe to e. y rc cti tax M liquor dealers Tours KespwifnUy , ( Sljned ) GREEN. B. RADM. Comcalssioner LAWRENCE i'MARTIN Proprielors , Chicago , Ills. old by D&UGGISTS. aBO ( DE LEHS even where ' SKICAfiO , SOCK ISLAND & PAC.RC B. s nnKiiAr cosnAD'LtffLixK eET vel ; TUI msx A THIS , ic3. ! pftfln ; t nrat . o ! ot. 'nte-a , i niww.MolJae. 1U uiamO T cp < irt. \ . MI UBsrtIcr Cltr.M WOJM3 , 1'rookijC. Urlnnell , Joa Mulno ( tic wpiulal loT * ) . a'.uirt. Atl uj- ta ind jlv oca with inujohei f roai tinr u laritloa toP-wrti : fVilwn Juzcttoo toiiuso- .13'Vs bIn tou. Jnr rd evllln- luce.on , CT MO. Lc7 : iwotUi. Aichl. iVwhlnztoa to Siincrner. O kaoc a. and Snox- r.lle : Ke-iSut tc Farelnstoa , BonaparM. Baa- niocn. independent , KUon , ittunva. Sl < i7- rll ! , OaSsloo , Pell .il nroe. Md l9 JctDM. fxwion to Monroe : It * Moine * x > { ndi n > ol3ac l iVlnteruii At'antlatot wlf anJ Aoaiboa ; * JW V ncn U > H&rlan. Iliu Is p-wltltely tt only Ullrctd. walcn ownv and opruxs Ine from Cblcaco bit ) ta 8t t of Ka prc"i ! Pcwaser Irnlns. ir if daily and FaoiiiA. JLiyiAB Cmr , . ijAVE TroxTU and ATCHI- D" . Throiuhcors are sin > ten between Ml I raa * ura find Kantas City. la th "ilUwauksa * od Jock Inland Sh - - . JJnn. " Th "UrtitWock Itland" is quipped. ItiroadtMdliilscyly rackli laid with ite t rails. What will pjeun TOO mot will o * to * piouan { enloylnz rour meals , whll * p ulntf crrsr Us leanufal pr lri of llllnotiana Iowa , In one ot ar macnlflc nt Dining Cars that aceoinpnnr all rarougb Expreu Tnins. Tou eel an entlr * a il. a < eood Is aerrexl In ar nnt-cUas ootsl. orsoTtntf-CTe oenu. Apprni ! tcr tha fact that a majority of tha 90pl prefer feparat * a rtm nu foriilCT r Qt urpons ( and tbe tmmenie pai enuer bu ta < ? f thli ! ln warrantlnc U > , we are pleaind to an- oune that tnls Compani runs 1'ullman Point * Oinlorslesplic pnrpoiei. and ftlott I A.rACC CAR * rwi. thrausti to SE1 > K-i , 1OOXCH * SL.WTS , KJU 8A CITT. ATCJI1NON nd J.K \ V V VVUttTH , Ticket * via thl j.ln * . knnvrn m the " ( Jrtpat 2oeV II nti ut * . * Jl TlcXetC ( t3 In the United BtaLcs i.oJ Cunatla. JTvr lafu TnnJlon not vbtMlamble l year baae ticket o."Bce , * itg j. Qcn'l Su fesn'1 Ai. find Everything pertaining to the FtraiitTiQ TJpholstery Trade. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HEW GOODS AT LO W JbiiSO ? 1208 tf Jt mea th sat U. B. General Insurance Agent - J tendon - don , Ca b A 4ts . ? S.107,1 - ESTCHZSTEB. JT. T. , Capital . l.WO.O- rHEMEKCnAMTJ. of Sf rk.N. J. , 1WC,00 ( BIRAtD FIUEPbiladIpliIaCapitaI . l,0K.OOl ( WORTHWKSTKKN ATIONAL.Cap- Ital . PKcO 'S FUVD. California . tff : AMERICA ASSI'R * NCICo l.SX/.OOt IKKIREIS8 CO. , Assets. . . . SoO.OC' AJfEKICAF CENTRAL , Awets . 3W'C , < 3 ast Cor. of Fifteenth it Douglas St. OMAHA. SKB. at all conr of w e nay. -i A ( aiYi " ' THB'PHlSXU'Al. R.fiMtiTliMJ T11I3 nwavilHI UKK At . . _ ltaf > JUd.M.S. t.J III. TeJi.it. R. P v. Ails P.IA . . . . . At SiKK lta \ D Witt Mintauket ; . Jxian-1 S ortlJne. ' ant ] Reck : : d K , ? e-\ A O > /tTOtii.wlti tie WaT < Hii rt .t * ' T fii6tiselt.C.H.A f wl" l > M A.v II It-i. ACOOtrat.r lMjwl" wltatlntouPaMat f. . it rt Tftna.i. tt-4 * & At CTTO > i WA , flln 'eatrat low K . K.l&P cu-di..3 iait. KJ5. At KIOSCS. W.tft 1iU fsu. tWw : ( - Loui AP c..aaC' < t.i . . - ' . . .4W H > > 4i At CAMXR33 , T'ta It Ht ii. . K. AtATcniwx. itnAtM. > ovfl s < 5 A ten. 4 Neb. a : Of Br U f h. ttii. At LaaVJSWOKTH.-WiWi-.VJ. C ot. K. rWt. _ AX&A < < < 4xi CliT.TfWj Ml Jate tar Iff * Z- anafoalnwtfrt. HAMBURG AMEBIG H PACKET CO.'S Weekly Line New York Kvrv Taunday of J p. aa. For England , France and Germany. G. 8. RICHARD & CO. , Paa Broad ' C "D < D 0 CO M C C O Q ; > Q-c OS < D 0 oCQ 0 . . - < ice i .li co = , O . , I 0 L. * - z > < M ' LULU O 3 2 g'co- . * * = O w as 0 H- - -20 ( f ) - : . . J t- n3 " 5 ? tivi3 * * " - ' 2 c S5 - as : c 15 Cu ! * r O * # % Z - "rrt COCL 0 - fc O r&-l bfl O - * vfj ; m -r w - 5 * s-T5 0 _ _ _ = 4 % Q. LU 4S co C CO C 0) S 3 C3 | 0 0 0 -J- j > 5 O co E rt b J5 co 0 fe . Z3T5. cCO _ Q.O Q. O C 0 O o O . -a IS CL O - r\L-