THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , DECEMBER 12 , 1881 ,
THE DAILY BEE
Monday Morning , Dee 12.
Wonthor Report.
( Th following observation * arc taken a
the name moment ot time nt .nil the eU
Uivcr obove low water marie , four feet
nnd eight Inches , and Irozcn.
LOOAL BREVITIES.
The W. C. T , U. mtett Tlinrntlay.
Tlio board of trade meets lo-nlht.
-Standard Club party WcJncsdaj
night.
- The trial of l.in'el II. Oarey Is on Ir.
the d ! ' rid court.
Kchoarscls have begun for the Cliriit
inni music nt Trinity.
Ouster Post , No. 7 , ( J. A. H. , vy'H '
nominate ofHccrs to-night.
Michael Wallenx , convicted of nppio-
t > roiriating [ an ox-soHIer'it fundi. gets a
new trial.
'I'lie Sojlal Art club holdn Its first cn-
tertninmcnt on Frliiny overling at Mai
Meyer's hall.
There wai a very pleasant social at the
parlori of the Presbyterian church on Fri
day evening ,
Sheriff-elect Miller hts returned from
Salt Lake with Clm-len i : . Meyer , the nl-
legoil forger.
Tha argument for a now trial in the
a e of Cba-1 , LE. DcGroat will como tii
next Saturday.
The dlreclion of the Prcibyte'iati
church choir mus'c will , after January
1st. , devolve upon Mr. W. J. 1'cnnell.
The pa nonger train on the 0. St. P.
SO. road leaves hereafter at 810 a. m.
making through connections with the S. C ,
& P. ron'l.
The Elghtconth street M. E. Sunday
school will glvo Itn Chrifltmns entertain-
incut at Ma'tmlc hall , Monday ovculng ,
December 2Bth.
Peter Hannon , afifteen-yoar-oldbny ,
. ' nhi.t n colore'l companion , on lower Nlntl
* ntroit , Saturday , with a toy pistol , anil II
is doubtful if the latter will retain good
cycuight.
Daniel Snyder , of thin city , WAS or
Bun Uiy , afternoon united in marriage U
Miss Jennie Block , of Council Bluffs , nl
the resilience of the br.'do's father in tin
latter city.
Qeo. Allen Is no longer in our employ ,
and wo will not be responsible for an )
collections made by him.
STUDKIIAKKK Biton. Mra. Co. ,
, t\ ' South Bend , Ind.
STUUEUAKEU & WELCH ,
decG-lw St. Joseph , Mo.
-Block Watobman Hill on Saturda ;
night caught two boys , ono of them A 1-01
. of Mary O'Brien , and the other u youni
Swede , in the net of stealing ccal from i
car near Wakefleld's lumber yard. Thi
boy * begged off , and on account of the !
youth were allowed to go homo with i
warning for the futute.
The colored tewing society of Omabi
will nivo a fair on the iiUh. ! ' . " .Ith nud IWtl
of December , for the purpose of nmlstini
in building the A. M. K. church andbenofl
of the society , at Lytlo'a hall , on Furnnn
Htroet between Eleventh nnd Twelfth. Oi
the 20th thcje will be n fraud Chriotma
tree , and on the 30th its prir.es will b
A Statement From Ute Mayor-
MOLINE , ILL. . July 14 , 1881.
H. H. WAKNEII& Co. : Sirs--Mj
yifo and self both unite .in pronounc
ing your Safe Kidney and Liver Cur
the best medicine wo over used.
doolloodlw S. W. WHKKLOUK.
i. o. o. r.
All members of Stat * Lodge , No 10 , nr
cord'nlly Invited to be present at' the rcf-i
Urtntet'n ' ? on Mondayjoroning , l > eoanl > e
12 , n matter * will come before the lodge t
be considered , which will be of interest t
all. '
By order of lodga.
0. 8. BTBAKJIIT , Secretary.
KKNTUUKV WHISKIES. If you wan
Btraight good Sour Mask Kentuclr
Whukios call only for 0. Conrad i' '
Co.'s MOM BOBO bourbon or Govern
mont's " Choice llyo. Ask your grocc
for" , thorn.
Bo rd of Trads-
Tie regular meeting of the Hoard c
Trade takes place Monday evening , ] ) i
ccmberlStb , nnd a full attendance <
nuTmbers U desired o < this it the lattmoe
Irig of the year. Several impoitant ma
tew should receive attention , among whlc
are the location of rooma for the oDuiiin
year , and iiroptratlons for the anuni
jneetiug , reiwrU of committees , etc.
. , , . JAMKHK. Ui\n ( ,
W.G.1) . ALLK.V ,
Secretary.
"BLACK-pRAUGHT
' "
- { ' vtjon nnd hi-iirtbnni.
AtO. K. floodman.
WANTED A young man at Mot
{ , THE OHOWN JEWELS
'of England are watohod over by grii
warden both day und nijfht , and via !
era to the grand historical tower <
London are only nblo to act a patsin
glance of those valuables , But hoi
in Omaha i a inngnificcnt collcctio
of jowols. rich and raru , which arodii
played ftt all hours , and the ( -ontlt
manly aiidlontorprisiny firm of Muasri
Udholniit Erickson who hnvo take
eucli care in eolcctlnt ; this collodion
vrill be ploascd to huvo you not oul
BCO them but cxaniino them at you
lolsurt ; , and if you dcsir" < o f-ot unj
thint ; in the line you can t/ut it her
for less money tlmn clsowhcru , an
can go homo aatisfied thai you Imvo a
, lionest urtlclo. TJioir atoro ia opposit
the poatoflico , on 15th atreot.
I1
1
WAS HE MURDERED ?
A FARMER'S MYSTERIOU !
DEATH IN SARPV CODNTV.
JohnNolnn Fonnd Dying in n Corn
fleM Sunploloni That VIo-
lonoo Wni the Cnnio-
.folm N'okn , nil elderly nd rcspcotribl
farmer nt I.n 1'laltc , 8 rpy county , < lei !
ye tertlny morning at that i > lncc uiule
peculiar nud noincwlmt ( luiiiktmiii ciicum
utanceii. The torjni utatc 1 by lili non
whn came to Omnlm lant ovcnlns to ccuri
the Borvlcfcs of nn undertnkcr , it M follow
The old man owned and lived In n com
ortablo homo iiK > n a f.irm of ICO ncrcx
lie hiva owned for totno time n large nuin
jcrnf cattle , which ho lni hccn In tin
inliit of keeping In a corral , Alwut I
o'clock yesterday tnotnln ; he he.inl thi
cattle lirenklni ; out of tlie corral nnil K t
log away. Itoilstng lilfl wife ho ttlil hei
le WAH L'otiiK to head them olT and In
Ktructol tier to open ( ho K to loading hit
, \io corral Ih t the stock might lx > dri\cr
n. Saddling n gentle mule he wan In the
mblt of riding he rode awny , while Mrn ,
S'olan looked fitter the Koto ,
In a ulinrt Ulna lit i cnttlo comn'cuccil t (
return and finally nil had ra-enteicd UK
coral , but nothing WM to be seen or heart'
of Mr. Uolati. Hit wife uaitcil noinotinu
und tlicn started in the iltrccllon ho had
! < > ne , when nlie met the tn'de coming * ack ,
on the wulk , but ridurletri. Her WIIIHI
curs now being aroused the nnxions wf ! <
axvolto a noghbor named Ilolmun , win
ca Ifd liln hind man and the Unco wuit li
oarch of the inlying fanner , Kollowiii'
he trnctcH cif the o.ittlo it wan found that
after breaking from the corral they hat !
loaded direct for t o cornfield ( if nnothci
to'ghhor ' name I llen-y Iske , which win
nly about eighty rods distant. jiKo ciIiijj !
ho field it could bo NOSH tliut tlic cattle
nid been there and tbo inulo'H tracks wen
! < > fiund. Accotdinsly the field wtv
ca'ched with liinternst , and in a few mln <
lien Mr Ilolman'K luted man found Mr ,
Volnn Iving on tli ground am4 aiijiaicntlv
nxcnHl'lc. The unc mcioim man was
irr ed to hii hoiiic , where hooxjilred in
bout an hour.
A i hysiciau was summoned at quickly
. ! > < > > ible , but did not'arrive until the
anricr wax past relief. Upon otainlimti ii\ \
f the dead mm the doctor give' it an hh
opinion tlmt < luath had bo n caused by con-
ottlonof thu brain , produced by Injury to
ir blows of ftoinu kind on the head.
Vhrther the Injury hml been received at
ho immediate timoof Nolan'n falling from
he mule , or provluuily , was not deter-
nlnod.
From clrcnmBtancf s occurring recently ,
liirt opbdun nt the physician canned not n
Ittloexcitement , anil it WUH dttfnnined to
tonce telegr.i h the coroner of Sarpy
Bounty , who ll\en at I'lattxinouth , md
nivo him hold n mint mortem examination ,
which will probably occur to-day. Th He
ircumntiinceK , an rrlat'dby Mr. Kolan'i
on , are of Mich a charact-r
to direct suspicion qulto stroncly
ownrd the man in whose corn field
N ol an wai found mifiimble. It appears
hat ho anil Inke h ivo not been ou the be.-t
if tcrmx for Rome tiii'c , they having been
nvolved in a lawxuit or two , and tlmt
.rouble haa herotofnre arisen , on ac
count of Isku'n claiming that Nolan's cat'
lo hail broken into imct damaged his com.
About a week ago the cattle trespassed
nto the field referred to , which joint
S'olau'rt ; roprty , and in which the corn
* utill ungathcrcd , iNolun who bad been
o Pinttsmouth , was jut returning homt
when ho saw Isko on n horse , with a pile
ork in hii hand , riding among the cattle
kiul jabbing the fork into thorn in a seem
ngly imnectflsa y manner. Ho cro sod t
whcro Isko was and told the latter to lei
ho cattle alone until ha could drive then :
out , and then he would pay for whatevoi
lamago they had done. It IB alleged thai
'she , instead of heeding Nolan kept U ]
lU pitchfork exorclso , and when tin lattoi
tttotnpted to drive the cattle out Htrucli
dm two or' three times < n thi
icad with the handle of the fork ,
Although not knocked down by the biov
Nolan wai considerably stunned and suf
Fereil severely nil of that day from pain
Ho threatened to arrest Isko , but dropped
; ho matter at the solicitation of I is wife
l > ast week Nolan seemed to bo as well ru
usual , althohgh complaining of his head a *
limes , and nothing nerloua won fearct
from the blowi he had received. Tin
jpinion , therefore , of the physician as it
the caiiRO of deatliv ha started the tall
alxjut the vicinity and in La 1'latto nt i
decidedly lively rate.
The result of the post mortem examlnn
ilon and the coroner' Jury verdict ii
awaited with much interest.
Feeble Ladles-
Those languid , tirusoino B ,
causing you to fool Hcarcoly nblo to bt
on your foul ; that constant drain tlml
ia taking from your syatoin all itt
olasticilyj driving the bloom fron :
your chcoka ; tlmt continual strain Uv
oil your vital forces , rendering you ir
ritnblo and fretful , ciiu easily bo removed
moved by the nso of tlmt mnrvuloui
remedy , Hop Uittfrs. Irrctjularitioi
nnd obstructions of your syatem an
relieved at _ once , while the apociu
Cftuso of periodical \tnrn is punnanont
ly romoved. Will you hood this-
[ Clncinnuti Saturday Night , docl-1
A MINING HORROR.
A Tarrlble EzpIcMtMb 'WlUd
Ifnglei Two Mlnen.
I'rom Mr. Anton I form , who reside H o
Thlrticnth street , between Howard nn
Jackson , this city , we loam the paitici
lam of a terrible affair which occunod o
Tuesday last , ! tia Drailwood mluo , I
wlilch he nnd hlH son are iutorested an
where the latter has been nuporintendin
alfal H for three and a half ye-ira i > uit. <
The Nightingale mine is located in Kit
plre Uulch , about neven jnilcii from D ni
wooil and U owned y Henry Herraand I
.Toihon. The latter , with KdwardTim
dale , a miner , was in the mine at th
Mine , diUllng out the rock whera a charg
of black powder , put In on the Satur U
previo ii , WAS Htipooned to have cxplod !
Titudala was holding the drive and .Tor
Ren WIH ntrlLliiK when theixptonlon IK
currcd , throwing the two men bodily nhou
sixty feet , entirely iloar of the duinn n
tbe mouth of the tunnel. The tw
men were terrlbl/in niled. but lay wit !
their wounds unattended to from I'l ' a. in
to Op. m.o.Jy . the -jUnmio cold , wild
froz the blood enough to che iV the fl IH
p evoutlntftli'lrbleeilloi ' ; to death. .leu
en'8crie i.ttrictcdihonttentloii of MM
iiusdalevhono cabin was about 700 yard
away , und she , with much dIUiculty , prc
cured amlntanco nnd had the two me
takeu to the W. 0 , T , U. h plt l.
There It was dUowered that TiniiUV
jlijiniea were i > had that both arms had t
be amputated , and tbo iiono nnd hot
eyes rumoyed , Mhi'o the face nnd bed
ere perforated ull o\er with jiiftrk1)
powder nnd chip utone. Jrn-en wus In
reriously hurt , anil will be about in
couple of weeks. The latter wai > unco
resident of Council lllutf * , where ho stl
has relations rcbidliife' .
Mortlx Plutto Banker *
Ou December first the firm of H. 11
Nichols & Co , opened a bunk In tli
thriving city of North Platte , Nob. Mi
NlcholilitliB mayor of North Platte an
a cattle nma well known In the o par !
and throughout the state generally. Mi
Dorr HeUleuiin , who rcprmuU the "Co ,
Is n man widely known in the
circled of the nUte as a former /ckholdc
nnd cashier of the State Central bank , o
Ori nd Man- ! .
T1nniwHrm has a comtnodloii' brlcl
office and n Hrst-cU o vault , in which fa
new burglar proof client of the Hal
make , with all the modern improvement *
They lmv o good field nnd TIIK UK
niidie * them A ouccessful working of th
MHIC. .
' ROUNDING THEM UP.
The Saturday NlRht Hnrron
Ronpod by the Cop * .
Sfttunlay night WM an untisunllynw \
one for the police , even considering th
fact that that partlcut ir'cvenlng N u-iiall ;
the liveliest of the week , Everything
ntarlcd in ncrcne , nnd up to 10 o'clock no
una a r rent had been scored. The bant
then began to play ami by 12 m. the mys
tic hour when ffravoyanU are mippDMd tx
yawn the elephant wan "going round" n (
a lively gait. Shot * were fired < > n Twelftl
street about half an hour after , which in
Heated that there w.vs fun in the air , nnc
which called Marshal Anjell and Be\cra
olllcerx to Ibo Rjiot , A quick detour of tin
various unlootm wai made and the pronri1
ctorii told in Innguago more forcible thai ;
iitllta to Mint up , while the bum
lien ) and hmmncrcMc * were inrtructet :
.0 make tracks fur their hole * . Homo ol
them protected ngalnit Hiich infringement
upon their Inalienable righTs to ( 'et Kill
tlninlicr nnd make night hldeou * , anil tin
following is the result of their o jectlons
ns recorded upon the register of uiriynl * a (
iD'clde ' McClhrc :
KWur , drunk ; Jennie White , drunk
h'rank Linhorn , drunk ; Ioli.itt d unk
Tim Tiittlc , drunk ; K. ( l ago , cononlril
weapons ; Jno. liaiiiii , dmnk und d ser
lerly.
"VcAterday'rt biislncfl w. * n t quite sn
Ivoly , only one ninn , named , Too Wood ,
> clng nrro ted , nn thoclHrge i.f disturbing
, ho peace. Ucrtaln important raids by
, he police nro reported t < > be in the wind ,
md the work of the coming vco < inaj
iring considtrablo rololcing to the peace
ovIngcltizeiiH 6f the Thjrd ward.
Draijnziit'i Teitimony.
II.F McCarthy , diuglst.Ottawa.Ont. ,
late that ha wan nfllicted with chronk
ironchltls fi r BOIIIC yeiiM , ami wa t-om1
iletely t urcd by the use of TH UIAH' ULEC-
mm OIL d2-eodlw
MARSH'S MONOPOLY.
It Will Soon Hnveto Buck Agatnil
a Line of Hordio Coaohoft.
A ] > EK rep irtcr learned a bit of news ol
10 littltj importance last Saturday , am !
hat Ii that a gentleman well known ir
) maha has come into poHiessiori of four'
een Herdlo coaches and proposi 8 at once
o organize a company in our city nnd run
bom in our streets ) as they ar i already rur
n Council UlufTi.
The gentleman rcforrod to is Mr. David
} ole , of the commission I'loiuc of Fearor
: ' Cole , un'l the way in which ho got hold
of his Herdlcs was rather peculiar. When
. 'etcr Herdlo established his lines ol
coaches in Chicago ho got hold of a money ,
ess adventurer to run the business , and he
did run it into the ground. In the first
jlaio ho contracted for 1-1 coaches , worth
59,000 , for which he was io pay in instal
ments. Heatonco ue.'vcrtiHod for fifty
drivers , who were easily foun ' . and re-
julreel them to put tii S2T each as iccur-
ty of good fuith ngainst damages and BO
on. Then he started his line to running
nnd took in all the receipts , run bills for
all expenses anil didn't piy th 1 drivcrn for
two months. At the end of that time ,
when he cou'el drain nothing more out of
, lie thing , ho mortgaged the Herdlcs for
ill they were worth and then skip , ed.
The mort < ogco won Mr. Cole'a brother ,
and he now proposes to turn the property
jvcr to Davll for use in this city , and the
latter will organize a company without de
lay , if possible , nnd have the Herdics here
and running before spring and in time to
giro the horuo cars a pretty severe tuselt
for the HarjNCom park und other travel.
While Dr. 8. I ) . Mtrcer purchase I the
right for this city it appears that under the
[ iccullir ci ciimatancej under wiiich the
coaches are obtaincd'provents its clashing
with his cla ins , i nd TIIK BKB sees nc
reason to doubt tint in a short time Omaha
will bo provided with a thoroughly equip-
[ toel line of the modern and convenient ve-
Slides known as Hcrdics. Mr. Cole is an
energetic young man who means buslntsi
In all ha un to takes and will push thin en-
icrjirho for all it id worth.
Army Order * .
Tbo latest order * issued from the head'
quarters of the Department of , th'e 1'lntte ,
were as follows :
Gapta5nTliom.il Wilson , 0. S. , chiol
coimni'sloimry of BulnUtrnco , will proceed
to Cheyenne depot , W. 'I' . , on public hiwl-
ness connected with the mib.dntei co de
partment.
Captain Hamuel 1' . 1'crris , I'liurth ill'
fantry , is relieved from duty . s a membei
of the general court martial c mvcneil at
Fort Fred. Steele , W. T. , by paragraph 7 ,
special onleni No. 11" , curtont serifs , fron
these headiiunrters ,
. .
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KINNEY AND HALEY.
Anotker Habeai Corpus Appliei
Forty Their Coaaiel.
Tlio o unsel for Luke Kinney and Ha
ley , who have been BO inelefatlgable ii
their efforts to procure their clients' re
lease , are still persistent , nnd on Saturday
applied before Judge Duiu.y , of the Unit
ed States district court , for a writ of ha
beascorpiiH. The judge ! Mied the writ
nd net the time of argument for tday. .
Snt riIT Ctmurovo was neon last nUht bi
n roKirtor | of THF ItKK , und ( aid , in re ante
to the matter : "I have been detainee
here In Omaha nines a , werk ngo las
Thursday , through legal qulhb es , and 1
now propose io remain until I tak Imtl
men back to Indiana with me , if I hav <
to stiv hero ull winter. The counsel fo
thedo'enso huve approached me to nicer-
tain what I would do after the prisoner
were taken to Indiana , and whether I
w.mlii piinhaBiHJcdy exuulnation und trio
f they would consent to go , I told tin
counsel that I had nothing now to do will
tui matter further than to wait until thi
men were out of the hands of the Unltei
Htates authorities.
R l E t t Transfer * ,
Tlic following nro all t o traimfers re
corded at the county clerk's ' olllce Tuesda ;
und Wednesday , as reported for this pape
by Ji lin It. McOARiie , real estate agon
and conveyancer :
Thomas Meredith to Charles H. Bain
itou , part of lot R , block 2 * . ' , Uuiulu , w d-
# M > ' . ! 5.
Mark Solrt to .loliu Hollenbeck , par
eel in cection 10 , town 1-1 , ruu n Jl east
n oil 81.
r. izalieth W. llaker to Peter Wilklnt
lot ! l , block 89. q u d. 81.
August Doll to Boiihia Lowe , lots 5 am
U , block 143 , Omaha , q o b-'IX ) .
JohulSarlo" to Nioliolan Knhlbrandl
No. i of n. w , 1 section II , town II , rang
ll.eattw.il. , gl.Ottt.
Florence Land Co. to Win , ltee\o , lot 'j
blocn 4J , town of Florence , w. d. $300.
Hamuul K. li ( > K r lo S. F , TeterMin , In
2 , bloo * 7 , imjiroveiL'ont dd. , w. d. , 8/Sf
Aiu. Kouutz etuito Cli/ulru / tl , Ouloi
lot -V , block 13 , Kouutz & Uuth add. , w
d. , $750.
Opera llouao Shoo Store. < ] 8tf&
A BONANZA ,
THE ORE AT.OOPPER DEPOSITJ
OF SOUTHERN UTAH.
The Officer * of the "Old Hlolcory
in Omaha on Their Wny
East-
Among other pai engert on thooverlanc
train from the west one day lait wecl
Wai lion , \Vm , U , IjftiindoM , ktntc treas
urer of Colorado , who CAtne to this poini
to join Mr. Ocorga W. Koberts , formerlj
of the HcMld of this city , and proccec
cast with him on a mis-don connected will
the development of one of the finest imr.inf
proptrties in the great mining territory o
Utah.
Mr. Sounder * is treasurer and Mr. ltob <
ertu general manager of the company whicl
owns the "Old Hickory" copper mine , lo.
cated about two hundred miles south ol
Salt Lake City , and near the southeir
extension of the Utah Ccntial railway ,
Thocominnycimtredlinff the mine war
organized last May by George W. KoS-
er t. William 0. Sander * , Sam. O. ( till- !
ana , Jacob F. M. llock-tfeller , and Jona-
.han P. Turley. The men named nro nil
iracticnl binlno H men , and th uottghly
acquainted with tbo task they aio under
taking , that of developing a mine which
will equal In value any ot the famousminee
n the south shore of Lake Superior , or
anywhere rlne nn the 1'iobe.
Tne Old Hickory mine U locitcd on
Mt Hickory , near the ISorky Mining
linlrht , in JJeavcr county , Utah. It in
mt three and one-hull miles from the
railroad , witu ivhich It will bo united by n
wooden tra..nvny , which will convey the
jro to the snultcr , the latter t > be built on
be line of the road. The nearest town , is
Millord , a rapidly growing little
: ! ty. 'I he writer has seen this wonder-
'ul pro crt , and hat known of its rapid y
; rowing importance fur many months nnd
, hat it was deitincel to take rank in im re-
nuncrativc cnjiacity with the Alice , Horn
Silver und ( -Imilar mines. The ore has
icen thoroughly tested at ltaltimori > , Gol-
len , Colorado nnd elsewhere , the vein in
inlimitc 1 and in a fe\v months ho Denver ,
nio Grnndu and WcUern mail wdl be _ d-
ded to the facilities for tr nsporting it to
; he market , giving itin | all rcsjiccts nn un
commonly promising future.
Iho com any has been onj.mized wlt'i a
capital stuck of 31,000,000 divdctl into
20,000 shares of ? "JO. Five th.oun.nd shares
only have been placed upon the market
ii.r sale , the Diocueds to go towards devel-
iping the mine and erecting the prop-r
machinery , smrlting wor B , tramway , etc.
Recently thi company has made n ver >
Iberal ulTer t > those who wish t > puicli.ico
stock , which is one Of the bent ofTers over
; ivcn by any legitimate mining company
n the west. F. r 820,000 in cn h they
will issue 2,000 nhaies ( e < iual to SliO.OO" )
and with the money o ect a smelter , with
a capacity of thlity tons daily , with plenty
of power to run two additional plants of
ho same size. When completed the com-
iany will i'Hiio a mortgaon the ma-
: hinery for the amount of money raised.
This is the most liberal offer made by any
nining company in the west , nnd parties
ookingfnr ln\estmenti in mines can do no
letter than to take an Interest.
Messrs. Sanders and Itobcrta hive gone
! O8t to lay the advautngen of their mine
leforo the heavy capitalists and if they dent
n-t find it an easy ma' ' ter to accomplish
all they arc after it will be bejiui o those
with whom they have dealings cau't tell a
hlng when they BCD it.
WORTHY OF P11AISE.
As a rule wo do not recommend
mtont medicines , but when wo know
> f ono that really is a public boncfac-
, or , and does positively euro , then wo
8tf&A duty to impart that in-
onnation to ull. Electric bitten arc
ruly a moat valuable medicine , nnd
vill surely euro Biliousness , Fever
and Ague , Stomach , Liver and Kidney
complaints , even whore all other rem
edies fail. We know whereof wo
speak , and can freely recommend to
all. [ Ex. Sold at 50 cents a bottlo.
Ish&McMahon. (7) ( )
MISS KATE L. JAMES.
Brilliant Mntical Event at Boyd's
Opera House.
The next clas-lcul concert of the 1'hlli-
nathean club will take plneo on Thursday
evening , December l.'tb , 1881 , on which
occasion the club will bo assisted by Misu
rCalo L. Jumes , of Council Ululfs.
It will be a brilliant social nnd musical
event nnd nl eady one' hundred' nna filty
; ickcts h .ve I een fold in Council KlulFa
n'one.
The Union Pacific will run a special
train o\or on the night of the * concert , le
arning at the close of the performance
.luring to the crowd anticipatedthe con
ceit will take place at Boyd'a opera house ,
the box office being open this ( Monday ]
morning at the usual hour.
The programme of the conceit U as fob
lows :
FIIOOIIAMUK.
1 String ( J'lartctte fn major. , Jlowirl
a , Allo.rctto , h , Allegro vlva-e ,
J. lionato. . . , , Il vtho > on
Piano and Violin
3. 0 IBOO ( It quest i nlma. Linda ill ( Jtmmomih
Doiiltcttl
XIIu James.
4. Quartet ( ram "JUiroletto" Thomas
I'lano , Organ , Violin , Cello.
5. Fymphonj In c mijor Ilaycii-Hurnnicl
a , AllrgrUto , b , I'rebto.
n. Souvenir tlo Haydn Dconluri !
Viclln Solo.
7. L'na \ eco | co la. II llarblt-ro til Slvtglla. . . .
lloesln !
IIUs James.
8. Quintette FchumantDorchertni
a , Iraunierel , b , Mcnuitto.
"Buchupaiba. "
New , ijuick , complete cure In four dnys ,
urinary i.tfoctions , smarting , frequent 01
diflicuU urination , kidney dlseasos. $1
l > ru3gistH. lf ( ) t at C. F. Goodman's. (5 (
KUHN'S CRYSTAL PALACE
TREASURES OF ART !
AND PRICELESS BIJOUTERIE
* 'HOit ALLQUAUTKItS OF f HE KAllTIl !
Langua o Fails us !
Kuhn & Co. take the cake !
To describe the Embroidered , Hanc
Painted , Richly Decorated , Toilol
Sots works of genuine worth tin
exquisite Ivory Feather nnd Embossec
Fniiu , Out Olivas Mirrors mounted it
frames of Ropousoo Work , Bronze
Statuettes and Figures , ( one in par
ticular of the column Vendomo )
Wftllots , 1'urses , Card , and Cigar
cases , magnificent show cases , ran
nnd curious collection of Christmai
cards and birthday mementoes , musii
rolls decorated with hand painting !
nnd docalconmnio decorations , nnd in
imwmorublo host of articles of vertn
would bo like attempting to portra :
in a word picture the art hull
at Yionna , or the Centennial expo
Hition oi 187(1. ( Just us wo go tt
press , wo hnvo only time to urge over ;
lover of the bountiful to call ut th
Uiirliest possible moment upon Kuhi
A Co. , corner of Fifteenth nnd Doug
las , and view for themselves pno c
the most charming and attractive dia
plays over presented to the citizens o
Oumha. '
W. C. T.U ,
Ilie Women1 * Vhii ti n Tempeianf
Union , ulll , on tomorrow evening , gh
an fntcrtalntnent at Masonic hall , , i
xvhichMI s Hesfie Hunter , the Chicaj
elocutionist , Mis * I .oft Springer , the inns
CA ! urotfge of Mm , Gussie Clowry , nn
Kntt ) Holloway , will take part.
Miule-Uriuliile Tcrlei
IlcclUllon Tno Last Ihmn .
'
Ilecltotlon--Toni' Mttfc Star . . ,
Solo- The Song ol Home , . . , . , . Macclt
It ciUtlon Thi Wllo'ii Appwil . . .
Mediation The Old-Tlme llellRlon .
Junle Cujui Anlmam . Ilossli
lltcltatlon lialrncs' Cmlillo Doon. . . .
Itccltitlon The Irlih Phllotonher .
Solo-0 , ttilutarli . . . Vert
Hesitation The Indian M rtyr .
Hci Italian C'hrlttmai at the Quarters .
THE ROPE AROUND HIS NECK
Joe RnmlonRU Attempt * to Shnffl
Off Iho Mortal Coil.
A rather deliberate attempt at miicid
was dincoreil at the Rns works yesterda ;
about noon , which timely interrentioi
rcnderett utmiccoHifnl , One of the cm
l loycs of the worki had occasion to gi
into the coal lioune for fuel , As h
entered the door ho wai horrified to co i
nan hanging himself. The would lx
suicide had iittichcd a rep about six fee
on lo ono of the beams overhead am
tad tied the other end around his neck
! ie then mounted a wheelbarrow ml ua1
list about to swing off i .to eternity whci
, ho discovery wa made
Kcing cut down , the ) ini'rldual ! of snici-
dal Intent k'avc hi-i nnmoaiJoe liuinloiiKli ,
nnd said he was sick , irjnb'o to procure
work , and wanted to die. lie became
| ulto violent when roa-tnncd with con
cerning hi * Ins.ino notion , nnd said he
vutild kill hi'io-e'f in muio way , so thai
hat they hml b ttcr let himco ahead nnd
inlnh tin' job on the snot TnN was n lit
tle proposition , h iwovor , which the men ,
vho liail now gathered in some numbers ,
vcrc unable to fee the v.iltio of , and su
liimliinnh was handed over to OHicer
Jasper , ubatinik him to the culnboosu fo'
afe keeping It is hop-d ho will relin-
[ tii'h his ambition to-day , and conclude
Dr. Amelia Burrout-hs , Withnoll
louse , Tuesdays and Fridays , 10 n.
n. to 4 p. m. tf
HUSHMAN'S.
Elegant now lace ties , collarettes ,
iiinbroidcrcd collars nnd silk handker
chiefs , fans , handkerchief , collar and
cult' boxes , toiletsots , elegant hoods ,
capssnciucs ] , leggings , gloves in kid ens-
art , cloth nnd beaver , from 15c to$7.oO
> er pair ; silk and beaver cloaks and
dolmans , silks , plushon and dress
goods ; all at the lowest possible cash
irices , and all suitable for an elegant
nd SENSIBLE CHRISTMASPHES-
ENT. BUSHJIAN'S.
CHRISTMAS BARGAINS !
HIOKMAN'S ! HIOKMAN'S !
Trimmed Hats from SOc to § 20.00.
Ladies' Cloaks VKUY CHEAP to close
out.
out.Linen
Linen Collars from 5 to 25 cents.
Ladies Ties - a full line.
50 dozen Silk H'dk's ' now styles.
VERY CHEAP.
Embroidered Slipper Patterns.
Embroidered Tidies und Table
Scarfs , the Handsomest ever bi ought
o Omaha.
Hiiidron's Hoods , Handsome Styles ,
Children's Saques , Leggins and Mit
tens.
VERY NICE ,
Xophoyrs , Our Own Importation.
Canvas of all kinds.
Artificial House Plants for Christmas
and'Now Year's Decorations ,
landsome Embroidered Phtograph
Frames JUST IN ,
Motto Frames Very Cheap
Sandsomo Chonilc Scarfs , Very
Choice.
HIKCMAN'S HEADQUARTERS ,
DOUGLAS ST.
Most complete stock of Holiday
; oods in Omaha at
EDIIOUI & EIUCKSOX'.S.
PIEROY PRIDES HIMSELF
ON PRICES ,
AND
PUTS POTATO POTS
AND
PUDDING PANS
Upon PARADE in great PROFU
SION.
An invoice of beautiful Brass Fire
renders , Brass Coal Grabs , Bros ;
Jltnvor Stands , Brass Coal Hods ar
rived to-day. Those goods are very
ippropriato for holiday gifts and will
jo sold very low. Piorcy also has in
stock n largo and carefully selected
assortment of Marbleized Iron ant
Marble Mantels , to which the ixtton-
tion of purchasers are respectfully in
vited.
Pianos tunedH. . V. Fitch. Or
el ; rs taken at 218 s. Kith street or
EUIIOLM & EUIOKSON'S.
BUSHMAN'S.
Elegant now lace ties , collarettes ,
Mnbroidored collars and silk handker
chiefs , fans , handkerchief , collar and
cuff boxes , toilet sots , elegant hoods
caps , sjvcques , leggincs , gloves in kic
castor , cloth and beaver , from 15o tc
J7.50 per cuir ; silk and beaver cloaks
dolmans , silks , plushes and dresi
3 < > ods ; nil at the lowest possible casl
prices and all suitable for an olegan
nnd SENSIBLE CHRISTMASPRES
ENT. BUSHMAN'S.
Pianos tuned. H. V. Fitch. Or
dera taken at'218 s 10th street or
at EDHOLM & FHICKSON'H ,
OLD MINE GEMS
JEWELRY GUARANTEED.
No Pearl over lay under Ohman'
Green VVato-s more pure in its shol
than some of the Pearls nnd Diamoni
Dow Drops which are on exhibition n
John Baumer's 1314 Furnhnm. street
Mr. Buumor will at a very early da ;
enter upon the discharge of his dutie
at the county clerk's oilico , to whicl
ho wna recently elected by such
largo and complimentary majority
and desiring to reciprocate some of th
many courtesies extended to him dui
ing the recent campaign ho has decide-
to till orders for gems and line jowclr
from now until after the holidays
wholesale manufacturers' prices. Thus
purchasing of Mr , Daumor and receh
ing his guarantee c.ui fool assured tha
they possess exactly what has bee
represented to them , and that this i
ono. of these houses where tillo
or snide goods nro not sold c
solid or genuine works of an
Organ for sale or rent nt
EmioLM & EIIICKSON'H.
BARRY'S ' FEARFUL FALL
A PAINTER MEETS A SUDDE1
AND TERRIBLE DEATH.
Prcolpltntcd 20 Foot Head Fore
most Through an Open Skylight
In the Now U. P' Shout.
William II. Unrry , n painter , t 6ht >
fHcyoJtt ! old , fell through a skylight Ii
the ronf of the new Union Pacific ca
shop , about 9 o'clexile yejterday morning
nnd won killed. The- unfortunate youii :
man was precipitated to the ground , i
distance of about twenty-five feet , strikini
un his head. Ho lived about forty-fiv
minutes after the accident. lrs , Mcrce
and Aycrs were nt once smnmoncel , bu
could do nothing. Harry v > ai > probnVl ;
catlrcly unconicious from tire time h
struck. Coroner Jacobs was notified , am
arrivt d in a few minute * after the younj
man breathed his last. Ho cmpanneled i
jury , who examined into the cause of tin
accident. The jury rendered \crdicto
accidental death.
From the testimony presented to tin
iury , it was learned that Barry was cm
: ioycd ! with a number of i.theri
n painting the largo building
which the Union Pacific company
are hastening toward completion , nm
jvhich is to be used as a mammoth car con
structinn nnd repiir shop , At the time ol
the accident Unrry was puimi > x the frame
if a largo skylight in the roof , Jio wa ;
tfimlliiK on n scaffold at the li\ver end ol
ho Kkyli ht. Another ] ) aintcr , who line ]
hushed nun dele of the frame had just left
' firry , and was about nhtni'ired feet away ,
I caring n peculiar sound ho turned am' '
aw Barry standing with his hands in the
ur tightly clenche t and his face indicating
ntensc BiifFciinif. Ho started toward him ,
vhen he wns horrified by seeing Harry
opple and full hendl'ini ; over the edge of
skylight Irame. Wlieu hid companion
ushcdto the skylight he perceived the
unfortunnte painter lyliu on the ground ,
Aventy-five or thirty feet below , imel np-
mrently inanimnto. Surgical assistance
was procured ns soon as possible , lr. )
\ytvt arriving fittt. He dlscoveree a
racture of the xkull and severe conLiis.siou
of the brain , nnd pronounced the injury
utal.
The rclativei nrrived in a few minute *
and the grief of the mother , fi.tlier and
irothers was heartrending. From them
t was learned that the unfortunate man
vtas subject to .sinking spells or tits , which
are attributed to a f.tll he experienced
ome time ngo while working up m the
er Hro.1 buildiug. Ho d > > uhticss fell
.lirough the xkylight while sjiferinj from
ne ot these attacks. "
After the inquest tin remains were con-
nnveyetl to the hou o of his parent vjohn
T. and Honors , Harrj , nt 1017 Chicago
tieet. The deceased also has several
jrothers , nmon'- them Veing Thomas J.
md M'chnel Barry , moulders in the
Juion Pacific shops. The funeral will
> o held to-day ,
. ' -
SEE HERE
fou are sick ; well , there is lust one remc-
! y that will euro you beyontl possibility or
loubt. If it's Liver or Kidney trouble ,
Consumption , Dyspepsia , Debility ,
Well's Health Kenewer" is your hope.
! l. Druggist Depot , C. 1' . Goodman ,
) nmlia. (4) ( )
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAN MONEY.
ONEY TO LOAN-CHI M Law Olllce ot D.
M L. Tbomu Koom 8 Crelzhton Clock.
To 'oan ' at 'rom 8 'o 10 Per eel *
on peed real cstatcsecurlty , by
UR. ISAAC EDWAKDB 1109 Farnhain St.
O UOAfu At 8 per cent In-
tercst In sums of > 2,600 and
pw&rd * , f or S to 5 yean , on flcst-claw city and
arm proDerty. Buiu BXAL ESIATB nd Loin
AOKNCT. 16th and Douzlos SU.
HELP WANTED.
ANTED A first-class look. Apply nt 2013
w COM St. tfll-12'
ANTKD Immediately a cook , at ! )20 II r-
W ney St. 92 tf
situation by pooJ baker. Enquire -
WANTED at Mannweller'a intelligence nlllce ,
lltli St. , near Farnhain. eteQ.12 *
70 Teams and men for railroad
WANTED Enquire at Manmvtller'x Intclll -
enco olllee , llth St. , near Furnham. 68512"
WANTED llook-kccper ; work light , salary
small , with probable increase. Audreys ,
I'ost OIIico llo02. . Gi\o ago and experience.
8&J-1' !
ANTED-Day board In private famll } . Ad
dress , .1. II. Sh w , I' . O. Box 623. ObO-lO *
"ITrANTtl ) Oooil pnvutkal agents for all
yy western tow m , genteel work lilir pav. Call
orodilreas , J. I' . DKVimK ,
1016 Capital Avenue ,
Uiiiaha , Neb.
\\J ANTKD Klrst-clans barber at Sam'I Corn-
YY Heltl , No. CofllCthSt. 07'tf
- - and board by man
and u Ifu. References \chanted. ; . Ad'
dreaaX. , llco olllce.
Girl to do housenork. Enquire
WANTKn Farnhain St. 442-tf
Funding bridge and school bonds.
WANTED Clark. Hfilevui > . _ ifl-tf
"
FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND.
Oil HUNT Home , between Htli and ISth
Sts. , on ChleaKO. JOII.N SWIFT , Clilea-c
and 15th its (193 ( tl
K KENT Two cotUvcs , about 1 < > block *
from U. 1 * . shops. Enquire 1211) Sherman
arenuc. A. CAMMBNZIND. tDj-tl
TT\OK \ RENT Ono furnished front room on 1st
J ? floor fall at H. E. Cor. 18th and Douglv
8t. , No. 1723. 001.13
HF.Nr FnrnMied roonn ( nr ono or two
FOR , N. W. Cor. 20th and COBS Ma
' *
Cii'-lS
_
T710U IlENT FurnUhe-l r.oni,3j9Farnhamrt. ( (
J } bet. .Oth and 17th bt. CW > 10
1710H KENT A etoro 2-K60 , fitted for Rroicr
Jj leu and tlry goods. Apply
JOHN FOWLER.
C8J-S11 Wavcrly , Neb.
111011 RENT FurnlBliedaiidiinfornUhed rooms
J ] west elde 17th St. , bet. Douglas and Utxljre
I IJ'tonhotiw ) , 7 roonw , cMlir
FIIRE , 18 per month. 1(21 N
lUth St. 081.12'
TTIOR RENT A | ilca ait front rnom , newlj
P furnUhud Kouthttot corner IDIIi and 81
Jl ry' an.'ime.
TTIOIl IIENT FlnU-lacii dwelling house wltl
Jj fi rooms , at 20 per mouth. lniUlru at uor
nur 27th and t'uuiliiK Bt. 64M-13'
T OIt UENT-Fnrnlshwl room , t No. 9 1W1
J > St. , bet. 0488 Mid ( Mlilorola.
KENT Furnlihcd rcotn , at U)7 Xortl
EOlt h St. CM-12
OK RENT A ult or ilngto roon's , nltd ;
furnlsbod , atN. W. cor. 2Cth anil DOVII
port. I lA-tl
port.FOR LENT-Se\cnl Rrst-dis * roourt at A. A
FOR ' . , Callfombi Bt. , Ix-t , Uthaiul Utli
ocntlemcn preferred. nMt-Ua bo rdinhouj |
In um block. bW-10'
TnORUBNT After Dec. SI , Nou. Z18 , 215 an
L' U17 , bouth lith St. WM. B. IIOWKS , ICO
Capitol acnuo. . Wi.tl
1011 I1ENT Room * otr L. V. Jlorsc ftcrc
F IMS IKxlge St. OS7-U
H KENT-A first cl i hall for nocltty pui
Fl pof . Centrally located. For partlculai
cn < iulr Kuiuard U o * . , llth and Dou/Ia Sti ,
SPEUIAL NOTOS-Ooimnned
"T710II RKN'T One parlor nn ground floor And
.1 ? one chamber handtotncl } turiil-hcil , 2112
California St. 6S3-tt
FOIl RENT Store and dnclllrn : with llvnrge \
room * , corner 12th and Chlcnpo 1111 n
mile Irftm any other notion torc. TIMOTHY
KEUt EV. CM-10
T70II REST Furnl hcd roonmlthcloset. Oood
.L1 location. Slrool 14x14. Enoiilreat V. M.
U. A. 011-IJ
KENT New homo of 7 rootrn , IDth and
EOlt * . Enquire E. V. Smith. 034-tf
neil IlEST-Hoiifo , 4 room , south end I0th St.
I1 unqulro J. L. McCaguo , opjoslto Pot
omcc. 023-tf
TOOK RENT Room , furnished or unfurnished ,
JL1 S.V. . cornet 16th and Howard. C22-t (
FOR R ENT A lult of furnlthod rooms parlor
and two bedroom * , also a Blnclo room. Chicago
cage itrect , between 14th and 15th , centre brick
homo. 48Q.lt
TOOK KENT LarKohamltomo'y furnished back
L parlor ; also front room second itory brick
house , 2013 Cos ) street , 6 doors west ol 20th.
TOOIl K.ENT FurnUhed rooms , north side of
JL1 California St. , 2d door M est ol 21st. Inquire
after 1 p. in. m-tf
FOR RENT 2- tory house , 8 rooms , 4
closcta ; al80abarn ! ( desired. 24,13 Da\cn-
port 8t _ * " ' ' ' ?
RENT 8 furnished room * over Met *
FOR ' Exchange , ! ? . E. cor , 16th and Dodr | *
street * .
SALE.
TOOK. SALE Store building. 1210 Fnrrihim St.
.I ? III 10 sold at auction 'IiiMdav , DC" . 13th.
10 a. in. , on the premise * . GS9-10
71011 SAIi : At a ImrKi'n , a MTV nice two-
I 1 seated carrln-c. New York Cl'y ii kc.
.Varly IIBVV. Addrcsi , P. O. Itov 30(1. ( OSMO'
FOH SAI,1A good plino , or would c\chaiito (
fer city property and my difference Call
412 S. 13th St. 074-13 *
FOR SALE Larffo Iniilncsi lot onUarne/'St , .
mutable for wholesaling. John L. Me
Cattle , Opp. 1' . O. C21 tl
EOIl SALE A , ( rood sctcti-j car-old horse
Warranted to drhc slngld or double. En
lulro of George Canlleld , OanOcld house.
novlS.tf
_
I71O11 SAI.K Two second hand cn 'lim * In Hrat *
C class condition , one 25 II. P. and onoO II.
' . Enquire Omaha Foundry and ilachlno Co.
_ _ 4jl-eod.doa
FOR SALE Team good ponies , cheep ; at Rod
Darn , 16th St. ocJl-tf
FOR EALb.
BRICK ESTARROOK 4 COE.
FOR SALE Maps of Douglas and Sarpy out *
tics. A. ROSEWATER,1520Parnham street
320-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
P HACIISTKA8.SEU Paya the highest cash
J , price for second hand billiard and pool
ablea. Call or address , .09 . South 10th itreet ,
Umaha , Nub. dO-lm *
AFIRST-CLASS BUSINESS IIAN with good
references and with $1,000 to Sl.Ouo caih
ould like to go In partnership In some establish
ed business , or t3 buy a good pajlng hu lnoss.
Address , E. F. , Bee dike. 679-10 *
P OST niaek and tin pup , 3 months old , hair
U quite long ; ansu era to the name of Zip.
'i\o dollars reward for return to iras ollloc.
033-10 JOSEPH BAKER.
rrUKEN UP NOTICE Taken upon Saturday
JL Dec. 3rd , two hay horses , ages about 5 and
) years ; fair size and well matched. Owner can
ave same by pro > lnjr property and pa > lnff
harircs.VM. . RAW1TZEK , 1 milo vest of
iualey'B soap factory , Douglas precinct.
_ _ _ _ _ _ 051 \ o in lit
rr. HE sioux CITY BUTTON MANUFACTUR-
JL INO CO. . Will pay cash for horns by thecar-
ood.delh crcd at anyrailroad depot In Sioux City.
'cxas > tccr horn preferred For particulars ad-
dres , D. C. Roblc , Supt. U13-J1
FIRST CLASS SALESMAN ( from Now
A York ) desires a situation where his sen Ices
\ould be required. No objection to gotn " esl.
iddresa A. Black , care I ) . Goldstein , Council
Dlufls , Iowa. dcc-l-fit
IN CRAYON Pastilo and Oil.
PORTRAITS painting. MRS. 1 > . R.
VARDNEH , room 1 , Jacob's Block. 542-tt
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special advertisements , such as
iost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent ,
Wants , Boarding , eta , will be inserted In this
column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER
LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS
PER LINE for each subsequent insertion.
Leave odv crtlscmcnts at our office , up stairs ,
corner Broadway and Main streets , Council
DlulTa. _ .
A civil engineer tosuncy a line
WANTED the level for large wattrrralns
.hroujjh sections 2.1 and 20 , Kane township , to
ndlan Creek , thence south to section 13 , South
west of deaf and dumb asylum , fora barge tana
and look at the river. Address , Hopkins , BhK
olllce , Council Bluffs.
I71OH SALE Flrst-lass saloon It miles cast Ot
I ? ilty on "Mo quite , " on line of R. I. R. R.
Uood place ta make money. Address ,
UKK Office.
decfl-Ct _ Council HLiflj.
E\ cry body in Council Bluffs io
WANTED Tim Bun , 20 cents per week , da
it ercd by carriers. OIHcc corner Broadway anil
Jain , up stairs , Council BluHa. _ CB'Mf
' TICKET OFFICE War In railroad
tickets continues to boom. Unprecedented
ow rates to nil eastern points. I.\ery tictot
guaranteed. Orders filled by telephone. From
one to ten dollars sated by purchasing ticVets
of C.A. Potter , successor to Potter & 1'almcr , No.
40 South Fifth street , four doors below the post-
office , Council lllufftf. Iowa. _ octll-U
- , with pony , to carry ppcra.
WANTED-Boy olllce , Council BIntt.
octl3-tf _ _
\TTANTED To buy 100 tons broom com.
VV For particulars address Counril BlnBi
Broom Factory , Council Bluffs , Iowa. d58-29tf
A first-class broom tfcr. Mayne
WANTED Council Bluffs , Iowa. 660 SO"
SALE Old papers 40c per hundred , at
FOR Bee office. Council Bluffs. se27-tf
EDWARD KUEHL
MAQiaTER OF PALMYSTERY AND ICONDI
T1ONALIST , 403 Tenth Street , between Farnbam
andllaincy. Will , with tbe aid of guardian
spirits , obtain for any one a glance at the post
and present , and on certain conditions in the fu
ture. Boots and Bbocs made to order. Perfect
atlifactlcn putrxnteed iu2A-1' < <
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Made Iroin Orajw Crrkn Tartar. No other
arpitton mikes luch lltbt , ftalyhot brcadi ,
tuurloim paitry. Can be eaten by Djipeptlo
vrltt-out fear of ( he Illi roultln ; froru'hea\y
d. Sold only la cwu , by all Grocer *
ROYAL IUK1NQ i > OWI > ER CO
Hew Veil.