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THE DAILY BSE. OMAHA PUELISHIKC COPROPRIETORS. . \ SIS Parnham , bet. Sth ami 10th SttetU TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. 1 Copy 1 5 car , In advance postpaid ) . .J8.W 8 months " " i.0 < 8 months " " 2.01 TIME TABUS- THE MAILS. 0. N , W. B. R. , 630 . m. , S:10 p. m 0. B. & . Q.6 : SO & . m. , 2:40 p. m. C. R. 1 & P. R. R. . 6:30 & , m. , 2:10 : p. m1 CEt. . Joe 6:10 : R. m. B.CHy&PiESOR. m. U. P. R. K. , 11:10 a.m. O. * R. V. to Uncoil' . 10 . m , B. 4M. R.R. . 8:40 a. m. O. b N. W. , 73C v m. orrxiKo 0. fc H. W. E.R. , 11 , m. , 11 p. m. 0. B. te Q. , 11 . m. , 820 p. m. 0. E. I. & P. , 11 a. m. , 11 p. m. 0. B. fc Et , Joe. , 11 tt.ni. , lip m. U. P. R. K. . i p. ci. i I E.V. from Lincoln , 1J:10 p. mj I (1 jfcP.lla.m. B. 4M.lnheb.ip. m. Local molls for States Iowa leave bnt one * day , vis : 1:50 a. m. Offlcoopen from 12 to 1 p. m. Snndayt. THOMAS F. 1IALL. PoutmxtUi. Arrival And Departure o Trains UKION PACinC. Mivz. Sally Express..K:16 p. m. da MUod 6:10 p. m. i:2S p. m. do Frelght.t:30 a. m. 1:10 p. if , do . .8:15 a. ta. 12:20 . m. TIME CARD OF THE BURLINGTOH , iiv omn * . ! ARMTI OIUBA. Srpieas S:10p. m Erptcss 10:00 a. n Uall6.00 a. m. 1111 100 P. c Bnndays Exceptod. | Scndaya Escepled. CniCAGO.5ROCK ISLAND & FACinC. Uall.6:03 a. m. I Utll 10:00 p. rr BrprcM 80 p.m. 1 Erprosa..10:00 . n CHICAGO NOETHWESTERN. -.SrOGa.a. I Mall _ 7Mpn : ' press . .8f S pi ra. | Express 100 a. a Suadij exccptcd. KANSAS CITY.BT. JOE k COUNCIL BLUFFE Mill . _ .8:00a.ra. I Express . J Exnrora . 0:00 : p. m. | Mat ! . 7 . The only Itno terming Pullman Bleeping Car sat of OruauK to Union Depot. CMAUA & NORTHERN NEBRABKA EA1I WAY COMPANY. Leave. Arrive. Kxprcw - . .6.-CO . in. I Fxprca - .iSO p , m lined . lMp m. [ Jllxod . 10:45.1. : n I > ully Except Sundays. B. & M. B. E. In NEBRASKA. LB1TS. Tlirongb. Express . 7:30 : a t Accommodation . . . . . . . . . 7.0" ) p i ARF.IVB. 5hrouli Express . l7COp i AcciiuimolaMim . . . B Oai EIOUX CUT & ST. PAUL R. R. H ll . _ 6:10 am I Ezprcsa . 10:00 ai Express . -B , OpmM | , . 7:20 p i WAB AS a , ST. LOUIS ft PACIFIC. WAVBS. ARWVZE. flail . - 8 a. ra. I Uall - . 11:55 a r Kxpress - SiO p. m. | Express - . .1:25 p. n BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R R. Loive Omaha , daily ; S a. m. , 9 a. m , 10 a ra 11 a. EL. 1 p. m. , 2 p. ra. , S p. m , 6 p. m , , 8 ] Leave Conncll Bluffs ; 8S5 a. m. , OSS a.ra 10:25 . m. , 11-JI5 a. ra. , 1:26 p. m. , 5:26 p. m 8:25 p. in. , 6:25 p. m. , C:25 p. m. , Four trips on Sunday , leaving Omaha at t and 1 B. m. , 2 and 6 p. in. ; Conncll Blufls it 8:21 : 11:25 : a. in. , und 2:26 and 6:25 p. m. riBSESOER TR1IKS. Le&ve Onaha : fln. ra.,7 - m. , 8SO . m. , p. m. , t O p. m. , 7:25 p. m. , Leave Council BlnCo : 6:16 t. m , , 8:10 : a. ra 11:40 a , mi 6:25 : p. m. , 70 p. m. , 7:50 p. n Dally except Suuday. OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY B. : LI1VI , ARWVX. llall . - 10:15 a. m. , tti5 p. n Dullv eirriit Sunday ! . J. ENGLISH , TTORNEY AT LAW-310 South IliUtcenl A. St. , llh J. \VOOLWORTH. . CHARLES POWELL , TTUST1CE 01' THE PEACE Comer Uth an ( J FarnhimSts. , Omaha N b. WK. SiMERAL , TTORSEY AT LA W Room 8 , Crolghtc A llloclc. 16th St. OMAHA. NEB. A. C. TRQUP , AT LAW O3eo In Hansconi ATTORNEY decree K. Prltchett. 161 faroiwnSt. OMAHA. NKB , DtXTEK L THOMAS , TTORNEY AT LAW CnJcksnank I Ball Inif. F'eu A. OKADWJGK , ITORKEr AT LAW OSBca 1601 Farnhai A. Btr ct. ct.3K.L.PEAEGDY. 3K.L.PEAEGDY. . - In Crsljhton Block , next I Poet OHM , O'-AHA , IvEDIlAEKA. AOIABY XTJBUC. COmonOCT KADI &SARTLETT , Attorneys-at-La oryiCE-Unlon Ciock.rinoenth and FarnhM ATTORNEY AT LAW. AR3ACH BLOCK , COSDOUQ. . & 1GTH 3T ! Oil All A. NEK. W. d. Oonnell , Attorney-at-Law O dee : Front rooms , np gUIrt , In Hanacom new brick talldins. H. W. corner mtoenth K " ' i Streets. _ _ . HlEICK. CH4B.R.KI8IC KEDICK & REDICK , Attorneys-at-Law SpecW sttantlon vlll be RlTec to U ml tr ! ntt corporatlona of every description ; wl In idthe Court * ot the 8tato and tl Bractlco Statca. Office. Farntum 8L , oppoill Court EDWARD W. SIHERAL. TTOSJCEY AT IJLW Boom 0 CrelfrhU . ElocVlBth md DeniM BtrMU. noBc C. F. MA1CDERSOH , TTOPJISY AT LAW SU farnhim CUM _ Omaha Ncbrxxx Jo B. CIARKSON. G. J. CLARKSON & HUNT , Successors to RiniAKUS& 1IU T. Attorpays-at-Law SliS. Uth ttrccl , Omaha , Neb. SANTA GLADS FOUND. Greatest , lilscovery o * tbo Ago. Woni-fuldLiovcrlcslnlhe world haTeb enna < Among other thluss where Santa Claus staged Children oft Mk II he makes eoods or not , Ii refilly he trcji In a mountain ot snow. Lait year an excursion Billed clear to the Pole And suddenly dropped Into what Bocmodllke aho Where won.lnrof wonders they found mewlani While lilry-Ute bolnci apiKarcJ on each hand. Thcra were mocnUdoa like oars , with mo : beantlfal prcea , Aail far brighter skies than ever were so a , Birds vrlth the hai-e cf ft rainbow were found , While flowers ot exquisite fragnnco were groi InR aronnd. Not Ion ? w re tboy left to won Jar In donb < A belli ? soon Cimo they had heard much aboc Twas EanU Clius' self and thUthsy all say , Ha Kokod like the picture t rsre over ) ' day. Ilo drove no a team that looVed > ory queer , 'Trr&s a team of cnujhoppors Instead of relndto lie rode In a shell Instead ot a sleigh , Out be took thom on bo\rd and drove thai avr&y. Ee ( bowed them all over hla wonderful rcilm , And factories inahlnc ? ixx5 ? for women and mei Furrier ) were uoiklnp ; ou hits reat and Email , To Bunco's they said they wcra sending them al tCrl : Klnjrlo , the Glove Maker , told them at enc < A II our Gloves tre are sending to Buuce , Uaxta showed them suspenders and many thln { moro. favlnf ; I a ! 3 took those to triond Bance1 ! store. Ca Vita Claus tboa whlapu-ej a eecrat bc'd teU , As In Omaha cri > ry ono knew Banco well , lie tberctoro Eh , uid send his ( roods t } his can , i'tnowli-if hU friends n-Ul get their full ebare. plow remember ye d ellers In Ouaha town , All who want present ! to Bunco's go round , for Ehlrtt , collvrg , or c'-ovcs crcat and Email , BJad your esi ! r or annt one und U Banco , Champion Hatter of the Weet , Mt , Om&ha Hamburg Line WEKKLY LINE OF STEAMERS LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDA AT 2 r. M. , TOR England , Prancsand Q-armanj for I * MC apply to C. It. RICHARD & CO. General rajcntr Agents , 01 .Broadway , Now Tori V1HEGAR WORKS EENSTKKEB3 , Manager" Manufaebzrcf of all kinds o ! ft , . EO. 9th OXA.BA. OMAHA BUSINESS DIRECTORY ART EMPORIUMS. J. U. ROSE'S Art Emporium , 1616 Doigi Street , Steel Eneranngi , Oil Paintings , Chromoi Fancy Frames. FraminjraSpedalty. Low prices J. BONNER. 1309 PougUs St. Good Styles ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE. JOHN L. HcCAGUE , opposite po.toffice. W. R. BARTLETT , 317 South 13th Street. ARCHITECTS. DUFREKK&MKNDELSSHON , ARCHTITECrS _ Room 14 , Creighton Block. A T. LARGE. Jr. , Room g , Crelgbtoa Clock. BOOTS AND SHOES. JAMES DIVINE & co. , Fine Boots and Shoes. A coed assortment o homo crk on baud , cor. 12th and Uarney. THOS ERICKSOX , S. E. cor. 16th and DongU JOHN FORTUNATUS , 605 10th St. , manufactures tc order good wori at fair prices. Repairing done. BED SPRINGS- J. F. LARRIMER. Minutasturer , Tlsschera'Blk BOOKS , NEWS AND STATIONERY J. I. FRDElIAUr , 1015 Farnham Street. BETTER ANDECOS- McSHANE & SCHROEDER theoldestB. and E house In Nebraska , established l Tc , Omaba. ' CENTRALHEoTAURANT HEoTAURANT , MRS. A. RYAN , outhwett cor. ICth and D dge. BeBt Boird for tbe Money. Satisfaction Guaranteed Utah at a 1 Hours. lk > ird bj tuo D y , Week or Month. Good Tcnna for Cash Furn ishcd Rooms Supplied. CARRIAGES AMD" ROAD WAGONS WU. SNYUKK , No. 1319 lltli and Uarney St CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS- ANDREW EOSEWATER , 1510 Farnhain St Town hurt eys , Grade aud Sewerage bitterns ; specialty. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. JOHN G. WILLIS , 1411 Dodge Street. E. B. BEEMER , For details see largo Adicrtlse ra at in Pail and Weekly. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. WEST A FRITsCHER , Manufacturers ol Cijars and Wlioesale : Ddalcis in Tobaccos,1305 Doug W. r. LOREN ZEK. mnufacturer. Ml ICth St CORNICE WORKS Western Cornice Works , ilaunfacturcis Iroi Cornice , Tin , Iron and Slate Hoofing. Order from any locality rromr.tly executed in the bcs manner. Factory mid Office 1310 DcO o Street Galranhed Iron Cotnices , WlndoRrapa , etc m uufacturedand jut up in any part of th country. T BINUOLD. 118 Thirteenth St. CROCKERY. J. BONNER , 1S09 Dou lai St. Good L'.nc CLOTHING ANDFURNISHINGCOODS GF.O. II. PE1ERSON. Alea Hat ? , Cap ? , Boots Shccs , Notions and Cutlery , S04 S. lOtli it. CLOTHING BOUGHT. C. SHAW will pay highest cash price f irssconi Land clothing. Corner 10th and Farubaui. DENTISTS DR. PAUL. Williams" Block , Cor. 15tli _ & Oodcc DRUGS , PAINTS AND OILS. KUIIN&CO. , Pharmacists. Fiiie Fancy Goods , Cor. IBth am Dcu lxs Streets. W. J. WHITEHOUSE. Wholcsa'c ' & ReUll.lC St C. C. FIELD , 2022 North Side Cumin ? Street M. PARR , DrugaUt , 10th nd iloward &M DRY GOODS. NOTIONS , ETC. JOHN H. K. LEHSIANNiCO , New York Dry Goods Stora , ISlOand U12 Fan ; ham street. J. C. Enewold , a'eo Voots & sasc ? . 7 th A raciO FURNITURE. A. F. GROSS , New and Second Hand Furnitun aud btoves , 1114 Douglas , llljhrbt cish [ iic paid for second hand gocd ; . J. BOKNER , 1109 Douclas St. Fine Goods , i.c FENCE WORKS OMAHA FENCE CO. GCST. FRIES & CO. , 1213 ITarncy St , Improv oJ Ice IJoics , Iron and Wood Fences , clue Railings , Counters of Pin < and Walnut. FLORIST A. Donarliue , plants , cu- Cowers , seeds , licauct etc. , K. W. cor ICth and Do iglm SU. FOUNDRY- JOHN WEARNE k SONS.cor. Hthfc JacLion 61 FLOUR AND FEED OMAHA CITY MILLS , 8th and Farnnam SU Wclnhans I5ro . . proprietors. GROCERS. Z. STEVENS 21st between Cumins and IztrJ T. A. McSHANE , Corner 23d a-d Oum'ng Sti HATTERS. W. L. PARROTTE i CO. , 130G Pguglaa Street , Wholc < i > le E c ! l3 ! cli HARDWARE IRON AND STEEL DOLAN & LiNGWORTUY , WlioTcsaJc , 110 an 112 15th St. A. HOLMES , corner ICth and California. HARNESS , SADDLES , &C. E. B. WEIST.323 13th St. , bet. Tarn. & Hai HATAND BONNET BLEACHER Ladles jet yotir Straw , Chip and Felt HaU don UP at northeast corner Seventeenth and CaplU aycnua. WM. DOVE , PROP HOTELS CANFIELDHOVSE , Geo. Canfield , 9th&Farr DORAN HOUSE , P. H. Cary , 913 Farnham S SLAVEN-S HOTEL , F. blaven , lOlh Street. Southern Hol < l. Qua. ITatafl.9tli& Lcavcnuort IRON FENCING The Western Corrice WorV.F , AfiHHs for tli Champion Iron renccCo. , liaxcon hand all kim of Faucy Irtn Ftncei.Cu-btin.s , Fineafc ) , Rallln ? e'.c 1 > 10 Pincettrcct. ail INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. MUS. LIZZIE DENT. 217 l th Street. JEWELERS JOHN BAUMEK. 13U Famham Street. JUNK- H. BERTIIOLD , Rars and Mftals. LUMBER. LIME AND CEMENT FOSTER A. GRAY , comer C.liand Douglas St LAMPS AND GLASSWARE. J. EONNER. 1303 Douglas j > t. Good Yarict ; MERCHANT TAILORS. G. A.LlNDQUESr , One of our most popular Merchant MOTS Is r coivinp the latest designs for Sprinj and Sun mer Goods for ircntlcnien's near. Stj lish , durabl _ and prices - lowaitver.SIC IStlilift. DOUJ. & F < MRS. C. A. RINGEU , Wholcsalo and P.etal Fancy Goods in great \aricty , Zephyr * , Cai Boards , Hosicrv , gloves , corsctn , &c. Cheapo : House In the West. 1'urchascrj Rave 30 pi cent. Order In-MaO. llSF.ficcnlh tit. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS- W. S. GIBBS , M. D. , Room No. 4 , Crelghtoi Block , Uth Street. P. S. LSISENRINO , M. D , Masonic BIoV. O L. 1IART , M. D. , Ej o uid Far. opp. posttffic DR. L. B. GRADDY. Oculist and Auriat S. W.lSth nj Farnham S PHOTOGRAPHERS- OEO. HbYN , I'RUP. Grand Central Gallcri 212 Sixteenth Street netr Uwonic Hall . First-class Work and Prompt ness Quinntecd. PLUMBING , CAS AND STEAM FITTING P. W. TARl'Y & CO. , 216 12th St. , bet. Kan ham & Douglas. Work promptly attended to. D. FITZPATRICK , 1109 Doujlvs SUcet. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING HENRY A. KOSTERS.1I12 DcdgcSucct. PLANING MILL. A. MOVER , manufacturer Of sash , door ? , blind ! Abiding * , r.cwe s. balusters , hand rail' . JurnisV nc. scroll saning , Ac. , cor. DoJccandOtli sU PAWNBROKER ; J. ROSENFELD. Sit 10th St. bet. Fatn. &Har REFRIGERATORS CANFIELD'S PATENT" C. F. GOODMAN. llthS' . . bet. F n. A Hal SHOW CASE MANUFACTORY O. J. WILDE , ManuItcturcrMid Dcilcr la all kind ? of Sho\ Caaet , ijprirhtCascs & .C. , 1317 Cass t. _ STOVES AND TINWARE' A. BURMESTER , Dealer In Stocs and Tinware , and Manafacture of Tin Roots and all kinds of uildinVort Odd Fellow * ' Block. J. EON'NER. IMP Doug. St. Oo.d ami Cheap SEEDS J. EVANS , Wholesale and Retail Seed Drill and Cultivators. Old Fellows llalU SHOE STOKES. Pli'llpp ' Lane. 13H Farubam it. bet. 13lh & 1 411 SECOND HAND STORE PEKK1SS & LKA1 , 1416 Douglas St. , New n Second llacd Furniture , Hcu < e Fnrnis'iin Good * . As. , Ixinjht and gold on narrow ma xini " " SALOONS- HENRY KAUFMANS , In the tew brick block on Douzlas Street , ha Jiiit opened a most elegant Be r Hall. Hot Lunch from 10 to 12 even dir. FLANNERY , On Farnham , next to tha B & M. headquarter has reopened a neat anl complete ; tabiis ! mtnt which , barrinsr FIRE , and Mother Shi | ton's Prophecr , fill be open for the boys wit Hot Lunch on and afur present date. "Caledonia , " J. FALCONER , 679 16th Slrccl UNDERTAKERS CHAS. R1EWK , 1012 Farnhara tet _ 10t& & lltj 59 CENT STORES HEKRY POHLMAN , toynotlbn , picture Jenclry , & : , 13 Kth bet. Famhun & Douai ! P. C. BACKUS , 1203 Farntutn [ it. fancy goodi THE BIO CUT-OFF. 1HE MISSOURI MAKING A CHiNNEl ACROSS THE PESINSULA OPPOSITI VEHMILLION. Ponsa , Kch. , Journal , Apiil 23 A gentleman who witnessed th ( freak of the flood at North Bend wa ; in town Friday. He aaya the new channel across the neck of Greal Bend was not cut by the force of ih < water running over the upper side a ] la generally supposed , bul by the -Rater undermining the banl on the lower or cant end of the new channel , which kept civlnj off till within a short distance of the upper current , when with a might } roar that could be heard for mile ? , the river broke through an I a nen channel for that part of the Missouri was made. Toe peninsula of Greal Bend was one of the largest on the river , and was a. no small source ol burden to steamboats. It waa in the form of an elongated ox-bow , very narrow at the points. Across its nect waa only half a mile , while to make the distance around by river it was necessary tc pull about eighteen miles agalntl a stiff current. Now , with the nen channel , all this surplus travel will be saved , and the half mile will be a ; good SB the former eighteen. Water through this now cut-off ia said to run with immense swiftness , and debris which was scan floating down stream ia described by our informant as go ing faster than the passenger trains used to on the Dakota Southern. This freak of the river will leave Yer- million an inland town , ao far as the Missouri ia concerned , by about three miles. The farm of Mons. Nelson lay on the neck of Great Bend , aud the chan nel cut across , taking his barns , aheda and all out-buildings , and was last Friday morning wiihin about two roda of the large two-atory house that he erected Inst summer at an expense of nearly § 2,000. Eye-witnesses on the bluffs say that there vraa one spot in the cjnrsa of the new channel which WRB higher than the surrounding bottoms toms , and hero some sixteen or twenty cattle and a number of sheep belonging to Nelson had collected. Those stationed on the bluff could see the river , as , with apparent eager- nesa to grasp its prey , it devoured rod after rod of the earth which lay be tween it and the cattle , and steadily crept toward them. At last bnt a few feet more of land was loft for them to'fitnnd ou , when all at onca that little - tlo was undermined , then it wavered a moment aud with a mighty crash pitched into the seething waters , hurlIng - Ing the cattle into the uir for an in stant , when they too disappeared be neath the waves. The World's Scboals. The national bureau of education : IE preparing a circular eoon to bo pub' llshed , a few interesting statistics from which have been given to the prsa : . They embrace a summary of all the available information concerning the schools of the civilized wcrld , in which is included Jap&u and the Sandwich Islands. It is noteworthy that a pow erful heathen nation is admitted into the precincts of civilization , when that civilization is making a display of the very feature in which it takes the greatest pride. It. is but a few years siuca the ctvlliz2d and Christian worlde wcro held to be coextensive. It was an Inherited belief of Christians that nothing good existed outside of thai portion of the earth covered bj Christianity , and the classification ol nations into civilized and barbarous was more significant of the difference in their religious than in their politi cal and industrial advancement. Bnl of late yean a good deal of the old- fashioned bigotry has disappeared , aud much broader a/id more correci views of the relative advancement ol racss haTO prevailed. It has baen dis covered that the Christian civilization contains much that Is conventional , aud which it would bo improved by eliminating , and that some ol the so-Killed barbarous nations have much in their theory and practict which may bo profitably Imitated. Ir a comparison of educational work a work which ia the especial hobby ol Christian nations Jap in proves to b < fully up to the most advanced Chris tlan standard , and far ahead of wba < that standard was lesa thar half a century ago. It is not the les proof of Christian progress in civilizv lion that Christians have come to con aider as civilized those enterprising oriental who , whatever miy be theit shortcomings , aronot imbued with the barbarism of bigotry. According to the forthcoming circu lar there were enrolled In the school : of the world at the latest accessiblt dales 41,078,000 pupils , taught bj about 1,000,000 teacher * . The laltei number Is Indefinite because in sever al instances the nnmbcr of teachers ii not reported. The United State : heads the list grandly with 9,373,19 ; pupils and 371,144 teachers. It ii comforting to know that In 1878 thi number of children attending ochoo was somewhat in excess of the number bor of voter ? , furnishing as It docs at indication that the quality of the com ing average voter n ill bo better thai that of the present ore. Franci comes next with 4,710,935 pupils am 110,709 teachers. Both Franco am the United States maintain abon a fifth of their respective populations at school , a pro portion which is not quiti reached by Prussia. The latter coun try had in 1871 , 4,007,776 pupils under the supervision of 47,93 ( teachers , England and Wales an reported with 3,710,832 pupila ant 00,527 teachers , the number of pupil being about a sixth of the population which is about the same proportioi as that shown in Prussia. Austria anc Hungary are given separately , thi former being credited with 2,134,081 pupils and 31,190 teachers , and thi litter with 1,559,030 pupih and 20 , V17 teachers. In Anstro-IIunary , therefore , not more than a tenth o the population attend the schools Japin has 2,102,002 pupils with 59 , 825 teacher ? , but as the popnlatior of that empire ia an unknown qnsnti ty , the proportion of pupils to popu lation cm not be accurately deter mined. It is probably not for froti that which obt-ins in Austria-Hun gary. It will bo perceived that the United States and Franco are the leading school going conntiies ef the world and if school-learning is of that clas : of knowledge which ia power , thej should lead the world in power aha , Next to them in school-going rank are England and Prussia , while to a no ! very good third position be our Aus trla and Japan. The oriental heather empire which wn.i until lately denied a. place in clvilizition , is in the mattei of education fully up to one ot th < great powers of Europe. But thi most surprising feature of the statia tics is the wide variation in thi proportion of pupils to teacher : which they exhibit. In thi United States there Is an average ago of one teacher to thirty-five pupils and the popular impression is that thi schools suffer from a paucity of teach era. In France there ia ono teache to forty-threo pupila , a number whlcl ia too great for the American idea ol c.ood work at school , but when Eng lind is reported with ono teacher ti fifty-four , Prussia with one to sixty nice , and Austria with one to sixty eight pupils , the impression la irresis tible that much of the school lifi of the pupils ia practically wasted Bavaria has cne teacher to seventy pupila , but it would be hard to con vluce an American school teacher tha the Bavarian children are properl ] taught. Japan employs one toache to thicty-aix children , thus rankin ; next to the United States In the quan tity of teaching force in her school ; The efficiency of our common school has been a matter of considerable European ropoan comment , but when the rela live number of teachera ia can&iderei no other explanation is necessary Good schools and over-worked teach ' and th era are whol'y incompatible , quantity of teaching force in ou acnooh might bo increased with ver great advantage. Southern Iron and Steol. New Ycrk Tribune. One of the largest manufacturers o Iron and Bessemer steel In Ponnsyl yania is about to transfer his works ti Alabama. Ho finds there the ore , thi fuel and cheap labor , all at band , anc asserts that he expects to make thi manufacture pay higher profits that in the north , even after taking inti account the cost of removal and thi larger rates of transportation in thi south. The bulletin published by the cen BUS department last week shows thi great development of the iron anc eleel interests in the upper southcn states in 1830. West Virginia in creased Ita production from 72,33 } tons to 147,487 tons. Thia stats ha ; stored away in her- mountain : more iron and coal than Penn sylvania , and lacks only capital tc work thorn and railways to open a waj to the market to make her as rich at her northern neighbor. Alabama owing to the fact that she has alroadj outlets by railway , increased her pro' duclion in the enormous ratio of 79' per cent. ; Georgia , 205 per cent. ; Ten uesseo 125 par cent ; Kentucky , 4 [ per cent. A singular fact in this re port is that only thrao states have nol Increased their yield of iron during the last ten years , one of which ii North Carolina , notwithstanding iti enormous iron deposits and the Ion price of labor. The simple reason ol this ia that the Unaka and Nantahola mountain ranges in which the iron lioa are as yet unopened to railway , Much of the iron-bp ring territory is , howoves , already c od by northen capitalists , and ' -jiua day be worked , though n < " ia covered bj the primitive for-- " < : .d given up tc the possession oi bears , wolves anc moonshiners. It la not onli''ways ' that ate needed in the ooi.t > < . develop hei mineral resources , practical sense in the mansgome. ) * .f those alreadj built. The char ; - < , T freight and transportation , be , usually treble those of northern roj/ts , " * calculated to deter all kinds oi r uucars whc must Ecnd their goods 10 distant mar kets. It la pretty shortsighted pollej to choke off the gooao before it layi any golden eprga at all , as our southern orn neighbors probably will see some day. Tne Man With a Racket. Detroit Free Press. Ho was probably from Deadvrood , or Ouster City , or the Gunnison Val ley , or from some of the other places where they wear ouo ahirt threi months and have no other wish excep to die with their boots on , no matte : how many square feet of cow-hid < there la 'em. There was only om other man in the saloon when ho en tered and inquired for five fingera o straight pizen. This solitary man sa with a leg on either side ot a chair his chin resting on tie back of it. Hii eyea wera half closed , his tongui hanging out a bit , aad his mind wai at rest. The new arrival swallowed his liquid , wiped off hla chin on hii coat tail , and suddenly carae down ir front of the sleeping man with : "I'm from the headquarters o Gmzly river ! I'm the only liviu ; reptile as over crossed Itattiesnaki Perrary or swum the length of Alliga tor Lake ! " "EiU' was all the other said , as h < slowly opened ono oyo. "I've tit the hull Pawnee tribe o Injuns to oncet ! I've gone out a midnight to tackle catamounts , anc got up airly in the morning to pul cinnamon b'ara out of thar' dens ! 1'vi licked bnfllar bulls outof countenance and I've made a grizzly shako all ovei by one yell ! ' "Y e-e , " drawled the man on thi chair as ho drew in his tongua and opened the other eye. "Don't tackle me ! " yelled Dead wood , as he leaped high in the air anc clicked hia teeth together. "The mai who tackles mo ia pulp in juat tw ( Eoconda ! | Don't ait thar and look a me that way , for I'm an avalanche 01 wheels a landslide with a gait o ninety miles a mlnit a tornado whlcl plays ball with the peaks of thi llockies ! That's the kind of a toma hawk I am that's the racket I'vi worked nver fiiiico I was tun day , old ! " The man on the chair yawnec heavily , stretched his arms , and liftei Himself up with the motions of ai elephant. "Whoop ! waugh ! " yelled the other "I've lost my notched stick , but I'l make oath that 1'vo wiped out forly seven while men and over a hundrt < Iniuna ! " The other slowly removed hia ol < hat and flung it on the floor. Thoi ho pushed up his sleeves and tightenei his belt and gave himself a shake. "W-what's the matter , old man ? earnestly inquired the man fret Deadwood. The other poked hia hair uniil i stood up like wires , got clear of th chair ; and began to fumble under hi coat-tails. "W-what yer givino to do , ol pard ? " "Gwine fur to epile yer racket I don't 'low nob'n jump up am down and holler air4. > 1 oop and waug ! on me when I'm = Md He of a chee and aound asleep "Yerdou't ! 1 nn I'm dead sorry Fact is , I took yor f it another man- for a wall-eyed , c.backed , knock kneed aofy-plllar f.Calico Flats- and I meant to m-.k nolf-meat of y In j'st 'leven Si.j Ann seconds Shake , old pard- , i * : t thar ! and i that "ero kyoto be ! ; ! ihe bar don' trot out his choicest ! - . and lots o it , I'll slice off hla inmnial ears am gin 'em to ye fur Eloeve-butroca1 ! The Care of Watches. It la necessary to bear in mind tha there is no such thing as a perfec time-keeper , and the poorest of all 1 the portable time-keeper called i watch ; and yet of this very piece o mechanism ia expected the most re markable results , and by many it ii believed that if a watch ia wall regu latcd , absolute time keeping ia sure tc follow ; but auch is not by any meam the case. A watch may be ever B < finely and correctly made , yet with out throe important adjustments , anc ba a vary poor time-keeper. Tneti adjuatments are for temperature , po aition and iaochronlsm. The lira means that the watch shall perforn the same in a temperature of 32 do greea Fahrenheit as it doea in c 'turn peraturo of 100 degreea. Thi second means that the performanci shall bo the same iu all positions , anc the third that the watch shall ran thi same throughout the twenty-fou hours , or that tha first hour when thi watch ia fully wound , shall be per formed in exactly the seme time a the twenty f-urth hour , when th watch is nearly run down. These ad justmenta are seldom made excapting in the-higher grades and even In thes they are rarely reduced to a ffin point , aud even when they are car ried to the 1 mil of human skill am InganuUy they are still imperfect , am the performance of tha watch can bi improved by observing certain condi tiona , among which are the following viz : Wind once a day and aa nearly as possible at the same hour , and , ai we ara more regular in our time o arising than retiring , it is better t < wind in the n-ornicg : besides , it givei the watch the advantage of the strong eat part of the main spring dcrintj thi daytime , when It Is tumbled anc tossed about by the motions of th < body. Although the watch may be adjusted - ed to high aud low temparaturesjthere still remains an intermediate orroi which has never yet been entirelj overcome , and , although slight , yet il tells on the second hand of the watch ; ao it will readily bo perceived that U is well to keep the watch In aa tearlj a uniform temperature aa possible. AI night , or when not on the person , the very boat plan Is to hang the watch up , aa by so doing wo avoid to the greatest extent tha position errora , fet they still exist in a slight deree , al though the adjuster has done hia bear. If it is desirable to lay the watch down at night , it should altrays be placed in the same position and with the aamo side up ; but , whether it is laid down or hung np , i he same condi tions ahouldba observed every nlghtin order to insure the bast performance of which the watch is capable ; for , should there ba alight differences in time ( and It ia rarely otherwise ) ba- tweon the hanging aiid lying poaitions , the watch if properly regulated will gain at n'ght what it loaea in the day-time , or vice versa. This differ ence in position , though it bo but a second or two a day , will , if unpro vided for , makoan excellent watch an indifferent , if not a poor , performer. In taking the watch froji the posket , pull it out straight and place it back in the aama manner , avoiding any circular orEeo saw motions to facilit- ito the operation , aa it materially in terferes with the motion of the bal ance , and causes an error In Ha time keeping , and , for this reason , in windIng - Ing a key-wind watch the key only should bo turned and the watch held still , a point rarely observed by any one in performing this operation. The above being true of the finuly- inado and carefully-adjusted watch , it iho holds good , and to a much greater axtcnt , in the lower grades , in which there are few if any adjustments , and where temperature aloco often makes \ difference in time between the ex tremes of 32 degrees Fahrenheit and 100 degrees Fahrenheit cf nearly six minute * iu.'twenty-four hours , and the position errcra amount to from fifteen seconds to a minute in the same length of time.Vhen those facts are taken into consideration , the wonder should not ba that they perform so poorly , 'rut that they perform so well. Many are under the impression that It is injurious to a walch to allow it to run down , though this Is not the case ; but it does very materially in jure its performance for several days after such an event , and in many cases the watch must again bo regu lated before it can bo relied upon. The balance of an ordinary watch in the course of eighteen months vibrates or revolves upon its pivots over 235,000,000 of times. When the oil disappears the pivots become dry , and the abraiding cr cutting process begin * , and , if not arrested by tha appllcjtljn of fresh oil and the removal of the old , the pivots are soon spoiled. A good watch should bo regularly cleaned once in eighteen months. By observ ing the above conditions the very best results may bo obtained from the pocket timo-piecs , and when of the beat quality and carefully adjusted remarkably close performnco uijy be Bxpected , but this will , and necessari ly must , bo far from perfect. Blue Grass Pasture. Iowa Sae R jf.u'er. There Is a general objection to al- iowicg grass to become over a few inches high in pastures , as it wili be come toagh and not relished by stock. Such la not iha case with blue grass except in May and June , when it gets to seed. For fall and wiLtcr pasture the taller the grass the tenderer it ia. And the way blue graes is generally treated ii the grcalest reason why it ia unpopular with many grazers. Blue graes must naver bo eaten oil close as it is the custom with other grasses. It should bo so managed by iho owner that it will al ways have a heavy coat on tha ground. Wnero the graes is short the sun strikes the ground , patches the soil or dries up the roots of the grass , and growth ceasca. Rains have but little effect , as the succeeding hot aims aoon driuk up the dampness , and in one day the same place is aa dry as before. Whilst , if a bountiful crop is allowed to accumulate , the long grass will pro duce a constant and luxurious crop , supplying three times as much pasture as when cropped short. If thla prac tice were once inaugurated by those now objecting to blue grass , the fnil virtues cf this kind cf pisturo would be more fully appreciated. Keep iu mind if the soil ia well fed and ( .ot stripped bare of its covering It will furnish a full return for ex pense and capital invested. After going to seed early in June , blue grace never becomes tough or ttstblesa , and no loaa will occur if It ia allowed to grow uncropped to any height. Blue grass can bo aafoly sown on the anone of winter. But it ia useless to spetd lime spreading such seed if it has the least tain1 of must caused by heating in some process of gaihericg , preserv ing in the straw , or in beicg too close ly packed after it is threshed. Moat failures in success in thle grass grow out of defective seed. The bcjt way ia for every farmer tc githei his own sjed when it ia ripe in June , and preserve it cjrtfu'ly. But sow ffeely and largely. You need not to trXpsrloient with It to aee if It will do. Its character is so well known , and its true merits eo fully established thai there is more sense in experimenting with earn or potatoes. If the aetd can bo obtained , withhold not the hand. Sow it on pastures , alonj : lanes , in fence corners , in grovea , on steep or broken lauds , and it will piy , and pay richly. Almost Crazy. How often do we see the hardwork ing father straining every nerve and muacle , and doing hu u'most to Eup porLhia family. Imagine his feeliny whra returning homo from a hare day's labor , to find his family prostrate with disease , conscious of unpaid doc tors' bills and dobta on every hand , It must ba enough to drive one almosi crazy. All this uuhappineaa cnu'd be avoided by uiing Electric Bitters , which e.xjel every disease from the system , bringing jiy and happiness tc thousands. Sold at fifty cents a bottle 1 y Ish A McMahon. (4) ( ) EacEien'a Arnica Salve The BEST SALVE In the world foi Oata , Brnlaoa , Seres , Ulcera , Sail Rheum , Fever Sores , Totter , Chapp ed Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and a-1 klnda of Sklu Eruptions. Thla Sah t la guaranteed to glva perfect satlafac- Mod In every caaa or money re fnndec1 , Price 25 cents per box. For aale by 8dly Ish & McMahon Omaha. NEW HARNESS SHOP. Iho un'er I.-ned huin ; had nite j arn ex- permute wttb O If. & J. a. Colllii- , and twenty , fuur i cars of practical btrncss mi > Up , 1 as noy comnaen ed buiincs ! for hlma.lf in th lntf\ \ ne * * hop I ilo-r sculh of I ho sou'heut cornel of Uth r.d Harnc ; ct . He * ill employ a Iar < orce of skillsd work nan and ft ill til all order Iu hb pline prcmpily and che Dly. 1-KANUd 1C. Gentle Women "Who want glossy , Inxurianii and wary tresses of abundant , beautiful Hair must use LION'S KATHAIBON. Thia elegant , cheap article always males the Hair grow freely and fast , keeps it from falling out , arrests and cures grayness - ness , removes dandruff and itching , makes the Hair strong , giving it a curling tendency and keeping it in any desired position. Beau tiful , healthyJHalr is the sure result Qf using Kathakon. VO CHANGING CARS BXMUKZX DMAHAAND CHICAGO , Where Direct connection ? are Made With Chrougn Sleeping Car Lines TO < e > v York , Kostou , Philadel phia , Baltimore , Wash- Irmton , AND ALiL EASTERN ClTiE3. THE SHORT LINE via PEORIA for ndianapolisCincinnati , Louis ville. AMD ALL POINTS IN 723 ri E BEST LINE FOR ST. LOUIS , Where Direct Connections are mailu Ia the UNION DEPOT wl hThrouzh Sleepin ? Car Lines Ir.r all Points s o TT TB : . The New Line for 3DIE3S IMIOZIETES- The Favorite Koute for The unequaletl Inducements offered by tliid Line to Travelers nuil Touri its , are aa follows : Iho cclobnvtei Pullman (16-whec ( ! ) Palace Sleep- In Cara , tun only on thla Lino. C. , Ii. & ( j. P.Uca Drawing-Koom Cor * , with Horton'g Re clining Ch Irs No extra chjr'o for Svatg in Rccliiiiiu Chaire. The famous C. , B. & Q. Palace Dlninz Cars. Gorgeoui Smoking Cars CtuJ with Elegant HUh-Cacked Ka'Un Itevolvini ; Chain for the exclusive use of flrst-class piss en- gore. gore.Sttcl Track and Superior Equipment , com * lined Kith their Ortat Thronjh Car Arrange ment , makes thla , above all others , the fa\ont Route to the East , South , and Sonth-Eaat. Try it , and you will finj traveling a luxury instead of t discomfort. Through TivkeU via thii Tcla'-rated Line for sale at a'l offices In tbe United Matesand Canada. All information about Rates of Fare , Sleeping Car Accommodations , Time Tables , &c , will be cheerfully given by appltinz to JA1IE3 R. WOOD , General Passencer A 'cnt , Chicago. T. J. t-OTTf.lt , Orneral Hanasrer. Cblcaso DEXTER L THOMAS &BRO. "Will Buy and Sell REAL ESTATE , And all Transactions Con nected therewith. Pay Taxes , Kent Houses , &c. IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELI , Call ut Otlicc , RoomS , Crcijhton Clock , Ctnalm , _ Neb. _ ap5-dtf Geo. P. Bemis SEAL ESTATE AGEKCY , 16th & Douglai SU.t Omaha , Neb. Ibis agency dooa snuni/r a brokerage bzil 3C33. Docs not speculate , and therefore Ly ai- jalns on ltd books are tnaored to Ita patron ? , In itoad ot being nobbled up by the agent _ BOGGS & illLL , REAL ESTATE BROKERS ffo ItftS Farnham Strut OMAHA - NEBRASKA. Office Nor'.h Sldo opp Grand Central Hotel. Nebraska Land Agency , DAVIS & SHYDER , 1505 Famham St.tQmaha , Nebr. 100,000 ACRES c&ref oily selected land In Eutgia Great Bargains In ImprcTed farms , andOmaht city propert- . O. F. DA VI3. WEBSTER SNTDER , late Land Com'r U. F. R. R -teb7tf ETHOS KIID. nwia Byron Reed & Co. , REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN NEBRASKA. Keep a complete abitract of tjtle to all Real Estate In OmaVa and Douglas County. miylt ! UNO. Q. JACOBS , ( Tonnorly of QUh & JicotiJ Ho. 1117 ? arnham St. , Old Stand cf Jacob Glj OEDXR3 BK TKLXQRAPn SOL1C1T& SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC AUD St , Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Sicuz. City Route J 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE From COUNCIL BLUETS to ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH , or BISMAROK , Anil all point * In Northern Iowa , Minnesota and Dakota. Thlj line Ig equipped with the Im proved Westlnzhomo Automatic Air Brakes and Hlllcr Platform Conplor anil Buffer. And { or SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT Isnnsorpiswd. Elegant Drawing Boost and Sleeping Cars.ownod and controlled by the com pany , ran Thronjh Without Change between Union Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Bluffs , and St. Paul. Trains leare the Union Fadfic Transfer Depot at Council BloEa , at 6:15 p m. , teaching Sioux City at 10:10 p. m. , and St. Paul at 11:05 a. m , making HOURS IK ADTANCI OT ANY OXHSS ROUTS. Returning , leava St. Pad at 330 p. m. , ar- rlvtns at Sioux City at 1:45 : a. m. , and Union PacIOc Transfer Depot , Conndl Blufls , at 930 a.m. Be sure that year tickets read via " 3. C. k f. R. R. ' F. C. HILLS , Superintendent , Mtoourl Valley , Iowa' P. E. ROBINSON , Ass't Gen'l Pass. Agent. J. H. O'BRYAN , and Faawneer A cut , Council BinCi MAKE tfO MISTAKE ! MICA AXLE GREASE loraposodhuxclyof powdered mica and Ulnglasj a the beat and cheapest lubricator In the world. t U the best becuisei t do r ) not sum , hut form * i highly polished surface over the axle , dolny iw y with a Urge amount of friction. It Is the ihcapcst bcciusa TOU need use but half the luantlty In jrreasln ; your wacon thatyoa woulJ if any other axle Krca e moile , and then run rourwairon twice as Ion ? . It answers equally well for Mill OoarlnR Threahln : ; ( Machines , $ Ucs. . tc-aa fur wagons Send for Pocket Jjclopcdliof Thliiirs Wortn Knowing. Uallod reo to any address. MICA MANUFACTURING CO. , 31 MICHIGAN AVENUE , CHICAGO. SBAsk Yo-jr Daaler For It net ! AGENTS WANTED PuK CREATIVE and Sexual Philosophy. Proluwly illustrated. The most important in eat book published. Every family wants Extraordinary inducements oOereil A < ent . Address AORXTS' Pf ELISllixq Co St Louis Mo' WROUGHT IRON"FENCES. . Wire Fencing and Rallla : ; a Speciality. Their hcautv , pormananco and economy lolly workin ? tha extinction of all fencing Ihaip nnterial. Elciraiit In dcslcn. Indcstnsctlbie Fences for Lawns , Public Qroondaiuid Came- tery Plats. Iron Vases , Lawn Sotto 8 , csnopled and of rustic pattern * ; Chairs and every description of Iron and TV ire ornamental work designed awl manufactured by E. T. BARNUM'S Wire and Iron Work , S7 , 29 ami 3t Woodward Ava. , Da- Irolt , Mich. StDi"--i "S- t -ataloi ie and 52.250.000 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. EXTRAORDINARY 1) RAWING , APF.IL12th. 15000 TICKETS ONLY , 7 2 PRIZES. SMALLEST PRIZE , $1 COO. 1 Prlzj | 1 fifO.O'O 1 Prize S25.001 1 Irizo 200.WO SPrzc , SIOfOOeach SO.MO 1 Prza 100.060 S Prizes , 5,000 ca h 40,060 1 Priza 0,000 722 Prizes am'tV to 5i250OCO Whole Ticket i , S100 ; Halves. 5-0 ; O'larterj , fJO- Ttr.thsS16T ; trtkthj , S , Fortieths , it. Mile Havana Ii toverr.td entir < ly by the uo filiawiiir. 1 I'riza , SO.COO 722 Prizes , 310 110. Whole' , ? 2. Halrc4i. ROMAN & CO. Successo s to TAYLOR & Co. , Xew York. Direct all c mmuni&tiot B and money to R05IAN 4 CO. , licncral Agents , 1W Chatel Struts , ew Haver , , ( onn. ml 4 , 1m GEO. if. PAP.SELL , 31. 1) . hoonn 'n Jvcobs Plucs ! , up stairs , corner of ? aDltal Avenue and 15ih street. Residence 1425 Shirman Ave'.uc. May t-e consult : dat resi.oice 7 t'J p ui except Wednesdays. SPECIALTY Obdctnca and Uiseatea of Wo- Hen. Ulicc hours 9 to 11 a. m. and 2 to 1 p. in. 3nnuata 5 to 7 v. m. nit'-Um REED'S By "Almnr.- , " ho by Alsiandcr's "AbdaKab , ilre f "Grldsmith Maid " " ( ; first dam "On rime" by * War Dance , " son of the ieio ned "Le\inn > . ; " Second , "Ela ! lirerkonridse" by "ColloE U3 , " wn of imported "Sovtreiin. " "AlmoiitV first dam by "JU'i.l.rlno Chief in.l hiaSiro by Hjslick' ; ) Hambleton'an " Tha nra-\rka ! > lchoro wilt be fivu yars oM In May , he will s rve only 35 mares ( half of which nii'ulicr Ii now cna ed ) it ii > 00 per rnare , pa > abe ! at time of service. Stason cbiumciiC ) April Int and nlll end Sept. 1st. After that t me bij fervico will bo nut at J35 CO. Any mire that Ins trotted in 2:30 < ! encd FR K. ALLlIUKwillBtandMoni.'ayV Tuudajs" and Wcdnfwtiya" each week , bscln- ninc tlio first of April , oti Twenththc , t of Eighteenth ftreet car-lruk terminu- and the rtnulndsr of each ncek at the corn r of lltn and Howard streets. ID. EEED , Proprietor , Stable Career 11th and Howard Streets. marl' cUm Machine Works , -tar J. Hammond , Prop. & Manager. The rae thorough appnlnte-1 and complete lUchtnc Shops and Foundry In the state. C atln f ol every description manufacUd. F.n/incs , Pniapa and every class of machinery made to order. order.pedal attcntkn givoa to SVcll Angnrs , Pulleys , nangers , lse Irons , Gccr z , etc. Planaforne Machinery.Ueachanlcal Dracjht a ; , Models , etc. , neatly ozocutod. BQ Harnav St. . Bat. Kth find 16tb. KIDNEGBN ia highly recommended and unsurpassed for Weaker or Foul Kidneys , Dropsy , Bright's Disease , Loss of Energy , Nervous Debility , or any Obstructions arisine from Kidney cr Bladder niaeases. Also for Yellow Fever Blood and Kidney Poisoning , in infected malarial sections. JS-By the dUtffiatlon of a TOREST LEAF with JUNIPER BERRIKS and BARLET MALT wo hart llxovereU MDNEaEN > hich mct pecl0callv oa tha Kldnevn and nrinarOrj ns , rcruothi Injurious ilepoiits formed In tta bladd r and proventlns any strolnlni ; . smarting atlcD heat oi Irritation In the membranous Holnic of tha ducts or water rnaga e. It oxciu * a healthy action In tha KIdueyf ; i Tin < them tr ugtb , vl or and restorlns : these orgaru to a healthy condition , showing IU effecU on rx > ln the color and e y flow of urine. H can bo taken at ai : time * . In all climate * and undent ! clrramrtaneei without Injury to tha system. Unlike any other preparation for Kldn y difficulties * , ' * P1311 * nd aijrwibU Usto and flavor. It ha beea dilBcult to maio a pr prtlo nt lnlnf positire diuretic properties which will not nauseate , but be acceptable to the stomach Before Ukinj any Uvei medicine , try a bottln of KOSEGEN to CLEAMSK th KIDNEYS from toul matter. Try It and yon will alwajs usd t as a Umlly mcdi Jne. Ladles esrecially will Uk * It md Oantlemen willflnd KIDXEQEN the best Kidney Tonic tvor n d ! NOTICE Each bott'o * > O M the Hnaturo of LAWRENCK i MARTIN. 'so Proprietary Oo 4in nent Stamp , which permits KIDNEOEN to bo sold ( without license ) by SnizrfisV ) , Grocvrt * nd Ither Penoog ( very where. Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use. If not foondat your DrujrKUuorOrocen , we will 9eada bottle prepaid to tha neaievt ezpreiu ifflco to you LAWRENCE & MARTIN , Proprietors , Chicago , Ills. Sold by DEUG&ISTS , GEOOEES and DEALEES everywhere Wholesale agenU In Omaha , STEELS , JOUNSON ft CO. , will iuppiy tha trade at manuf ctu > rlcos. HBJS NEW t AND CORRECT SwflR1. TroTcs beyond any reasonable question that the CHICAGO I & 1 NORTH-WESTERN i R'Y * b by all odil3 the best road for you to take when traveling In either direction between ? } Chicago and all of the Principal Points in the West , North and Northwest.- Carefully examine this Map. Tha Principal Cities of the \Vest ami XortUwest are Stations ontliUroad. IU through trains luuku close coiiuectlouHsith the trains ot all railroad * aC junction points. , V jrf&-73 S w/ O * - r- s/G ! THE CHICAGO & , NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY , E'pres * PULLMANlHOTEL Chicago : It has . OF jOAI > . U forms the rulliwlnj : Trunk I.IucS : v | . . , olracil-JllHs' lienvcr&CalironifalJiM"Wlnona. . Minnesota & Central Dakota LlneX MouxCity . ! Nnr.iSubKiska& Yankton Hue. " "Chicago , St. 1'aiil ami Miimeaiioli.i MMC. * t J'Of-IUpoK t reeport & Dubuiitio Line. " "Milwaukee. Ureeu Hay & T.ako .Superior Line. " Carmfias3 ! 2I ii 1 > aroioM by Ml CwiMaTicket AgcuU Iu tUo United SUtos ami ' Jlemcmber to ask for TlckcU via this roail.be sure they read over It , and take none other. JUEV1XJ1CGU1TT. Cen'l Manager , Chicago. OV. II. SlfiSSETT , Ucnirus. Afc'cnt , HARRY P. UOEti. Tick t Azent C. &N. W Railway , lllh and farnham Streets. 1) . B KIMBALL , Assistant Ticket Azent C &N. W. Kiilway.luh and farnbam Slreatt. J. BELL. . Ticket ArentC. & N. W. Railway , C P R. K. Depot. J AM IMS T. CLARK 'Cleneral Amnt. And Everything pertaining to the IVjmiture and Upholstery Trade , A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HEW GOODS AT THE JPIRIOIES- g rf-'l JL V 1208 and 1210 Famham Street. ap SI mto Ih ut SHORT llsfE 188O. K.C.,8T.JOE&C.B.R.R. , Ii tha only Direct Line to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST ftom OMAHA and th WI3T. Ilo change of cui betwua Omaha andBt. Lon'J and bnt ona between Omaha ud New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS lucrrura ALL Eastern & Western Cities With less charzM and In tilTinea of other lined. This entire Una la equipped with Pnllmaa'i Palace Bleeping Cars , Palaca Daj Coach- es.Mlller'l Safety Platform and Coupler and tha celebrated rTeetlngbooaa Air-Brake. trSKZ THAT TOUR TICKET BSAD3-5M J9-VlaEannl City , St. Jowph TlckoU for al at all coupon ttatlona In the J y/BARKARD , A. C. DAWE8 , Gen'l Supt. , G nl Pan. & Ticket At St. Joaeoh. Mo. St. Joseph , Ho. W C. BEACUREST , Tlciet A on. , ICZOFarnhaca Slraet , AMDY BORDKN , A. B. BARIIARD. PaM. AgenLOmaha. Oen'rl Af ont. Omthi. AQE5T3WANTSOFOR Fastest S elllng Boos of the Age I Foundations ol Success , BUSINESS ANPSOCIALJTORMS The laws of trade. tez l forms , hew to trans- actbuslnecs , valoabla tabl , wUl tl inett . ISO CO. , St. L-nla , 8 > J t UUU ITM" AddreM Btlaioa * " Co Portland. Mi . 33. K. KIS19OJV. General Insurance * RKP _ VT.S : PnaiXII A3SUrux..vw j/u. 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' Mand 106 Main St. , Buffalo , K. 7. Sold In maha by C. F. Uonlman , J. rV. Bell 1. K. I Jh ind U drugilsta orary whera. 5 ? CC wj k layout own too larmi and 3 > DO natfltf/ai. A.ldrw U. tI lUtt & Oi. fonland , Mo. 3 O3sT 3 Cash Dry Goods Store , CORNER SIXTEENTH AND CALIFORNIA STREETS. With a Fine New Stock of DRY GOODS , NOTIONS AND GENT'S FURNISHING It will pay you to examine this stock as everything is entirely new , and great bargains will be given. & zMZcinsrusnis , - - IPIROIPS !
