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I Tll > 'OiiiAJL.A DAILY -RUE : THURSDAY APEIL tf. i882 , L DAILY BEE JW.18HINQ CO. , PROPRIETORS. am , bet. Oth and 10th Street * . LTMIMS I OF i SUBSCRIPTION , r 1 j-e rln adrancepostralcl ( ) - 10 00 a " " . . . 5oo " . 1,00 jWAY TIME TABLE. CHICAGO , ST. TAVL , MIHXIUOUS AJTD j OMAHA RAUBOAD. . jare Omaha Passenger No.S , 8:80 a. m. Ac- 'iitnodatlon ' No. 4,1-0 ( p.m i trlTS Omaha Passenger No. 1 , 8SO : p. m. 1 tr B citation No. 8,10.60 a. m. it t OMADA IA T OK BOOTH JODITD. , B. ft Q. 7:40 : a. m. 4-40 p. m. , ft N. w. , 7:40 a. m. 8:40 p. m. < , R. L * P. , 7:40 : a. m 8-40 n. m. . O.,8t. J. b C. B.leares at I 80 x m. and 7-45 > AnlTcs at St. Louis at 6.SU at. m. and 6:62 4 , 0t.lV.ft P. , leavmatg a. m. and S'40 p. 'Arrtres ' a St. Louis at 6.40 a. m. and 1:80 : > WWT 0& SOUIUUSfflB.1 a K. In Neb. , Through Express , 8 ! 0 m , ft U. Lincoln Express : SO p. m. ' F. Overland Express , 12:16 : p. m. , , * R. V. for Lincoln , 11:45 : a , m. . fft i & R T. for Osccola , 0 40 a. m. i. P freight No. 6 , o.SO a. m. . F ( relght No. D , 8.20 ft. m. , , . P. freight No.1I , 2 60p. m. ( | , P , freight No. 7 , 6:10 : p. m. emigrant , ' P. Pcnverrxprcea , 7:85 : p. m. , F. frelrht No 11. 11-30 p. m. ' . F , Denver freight , 8.26 p. m. IASI AJID coon ? \l \ B , ft Q 6:00 a. rn.-7.Si p m. ' ; , ft N. W. , 0:45 : a. in. 7.26 p. m. J , R. r. ft P. , 9:46 : a. m. 9 06 p. in. | . C. , ftUiJoc & 0 B. , 7:86 a. m. B:4Sp. : m , AiiMTna f BOM tin win AUD BOtmrwast. ,1 , f ft K. V. from Lincoln l.OS p. m. , | ' , F , Pacific Kiprras S.25 p. m. j ft H. In Neb. , Through Express 4:11 : p m , ft M. Lincoln Express 9 it a mJ P. Denver express , 7:35 : a. in. . . P'Freight No. 14 2.60 p. m. I''P. No. 6 6iO : a. m. Kmlg nk r > . freight No. 14,12:16 : p. m , fcfe Ko. 8-0.00 p. m. ( TV. No. 12 1:46 : a. m. 6v IP Denver freight , 1:10 & . m/ m R. T. mixed , ar. 4:46 : p. m. tmiia ntAIKS SSrWSSn OMAHA AKB , earo Omaha at 8-00 , 0.00 , 10 00 and 11:00 : v' j J1.J 1:0 240 , 8-00 , 4 00 and 600 p. m. I ' tare Couodl Bluffs at 3:26 , 9:26. : 1016 and / ' 5a. m. ; 1S6 , 2:26 : , 3:26 , 4:25 : and 6 < 26 p. m. , , , an-aTB The dummy leaves ) Omaha at 900 , C { 11:00 a.'m. ; 2 0 , 4-bO and B-00 p.m. Leaves * f I ndl Bluffs at 9.26 and 11:26a. m.2:26 , :26 : j BBp. m. nroagD and" local pamenecr trains between t aha and Council BluHn. Leave Omaha 6:16 : , I , 8:60 : a. m. ; 840 , 6:4S : , 6:00 p. m. Arrive ' h-7:40,11:86,11:45 : : a. m. ; 6:40 : , 7:06,7:16 , ; Cn > 11 In * ' jOpenlnu an Closing of Mtlls. OfKBt. OX03B. . ' a , m. p. m. a. m. p. m. JN. W 11.03 0 i'SO 2:40 : I. & Pacific.11:00 9KX ) 6:30 : 2:40 : Q 11:00 : 9:00 : 6SO S-40 1ZSO : 2:40 : 9X0 6:30 : 8:40 : 40 11:40 4-00 11:40 : . 4:00 : B:10 : ib * & SlouxClty. . 600 7:30 fcM.UncoIn 10 81 6:00 : : P. Lincoln , buuday. . . lSO : 11:00o.so P. Denver Kip o.so , iBIonxCHy & St. P. . .11:00 2:40 : local malls for State of Iowa leave bul once a ' , vl : 8:80 a.m. I ) fflc PMB ( Sundays from 12 m. to 1 p. m. T TT1OS. F HALL P M. iBnaness Pirectorv. f % Abstract and Real t Ute. JOHN L. MoCAQUE , opposlto Foot Office. W. R. BARTLETT S17 Booth 18th Street I ! * Architects. rRKKK ft MENDELSSOHN , ABOHITEOT8 V , ' Room 11. Crelghton Block. LAROK Jr. . Room 2. Otlghton Bloftc buoi and bhoe * . JAMES DIVINE & co. . it * and Shoea. A peed aaaortmenl 'k ' on hand , corner 12th and Barney. KBICK80N , B. K. cor. 16th and Donclfti. JOHN FORTONATUS. itre t , manufacturoa to order good work prices. Repairing done. Bed Springs. RIMER Manufacturer. 1617 Dourlaist. Books. N wa and Stationery- FRUXUAU ? 1016 Famham Street. Butter and Eggs. OEANE & SCHROEDER , the oldcet B. and E. jft In N braiika ostabllflhod 1876 Omaha. RESTAURANT , MRS. A. RTAN , hweet corner 16thand Doilpe. f > Dost Board for the Money. Satisfaction Guaranteed. I all Hours. 1 by the Day , Week or Month. Good Terms for Cash Inhed Ronms Supplied. Uarrlaxes and Roaa Wagons. 18NYDEH , 14th and Harnor StreeU. Olothlng bought , ll pay hlghestCaeh price for second ar. OornerilOth and Farnham. jowo or . BAUMKR 1814 Farnham Street. .KfERTOOLD , Rags and Metal. ' { Lumber Lime and Cement. corner flth and Douclas 8ts. | Lamps and Glassware. 1800 Donglas St. Good Variety. Merchant Tailors. G. A. LINDQUEST , st popular Merchant Tailors Is IB- lest designs for Spring and Summer "ilemon's wear. Styllali , durable , as ever S1618th bet Doue.fcFarn. Millinery. C. A. RINOER , Wholesale and Retail , Fan- In great variety , Zephyrs , Card Boards , ' M , Corset * , &c. Cheapest House In chasers save SO per cent. Order 6 Fifteenth Street. foundry. .RNE&BONB cor. 14th & Jackson sts Hour and Feed. _ _ { JITY MILLS , 8th and Farnham Bta. , aniBroa. , proprietors. Qrocers. 81st between Cumlng and lui ( CeSHANE , Com. 3d and Cuiulng Btreeto. > rtorawaie. Iron and Uteel. Jl'JdLANaWOUTUT , Wholesale , 110 anif Shs wet corne 18th tnd Ollforola. narness , aadales , Ac. SO 18th BL bet Faro- Harney. Hotel * J ) HOUSE , Geo. Canfleld,9tb & Faroham pOUSE , P. II. Gary , BIS Farnham 81. N'S HOTEL , F. Slaven , 10th 6L lotel Gus. Hamel Oth a LeaTenwortb rugs , Halnu and Oils. KUUN * 00. Fine Tano Uoods , Oat. HW and 0. Dongus ktroete 30UrE , Wholesale ft Retail , ICth st SOSS North Bids Coming Btrcsk bnnnrist. loth and Howard Streets. Dentists. ? Williams' Block Oor. 16tb & Doles. Ory Uooos Notions , tic , r > ON n. r. LEUUANN & oo. , LDiy Ooods Store , ItlO and 1B12 Fam- ham etreet also boots and shoes & Padflc. ruruituro. ll < w and Stoond Hand rurnltnre R114 Dcuiriaa. Hlghoat cath price Jft ban d goods. 1809 Don ? ! * si. Find roods 4c. r tree Works. OUAL'A FENCK CO. I4CO lilBHarneySL , Imprors j Ircc an4 Wood Fence * , Offics Dill * ? ln and Walnnt Pawnbroker * . 10th St. . bet /sr. A ators , Canfleld's Patsnt. 1th at. UL-Fare , * Ilarc y Olmrs and Tobacco. WEST A FR1TSCDKR , manafaetunnof Clgtra , and \VboU a' UnOcml n Tobaccon , 180G Docgln. ffi t. LORKN2KM manufacturer 1418 IVnham Florist. A. Donagbno , plant * , rat flowr * , seeds , oo neta ete. N. W. cor. 16th and DcrarUs dtreets. Olvll CnRlneors and Surveyor * . ANDREW ROSKWATER , CrelKhton Block , Town Surveys , Grade and Sewerage Systems a Specialty. Commission Merchants. JOHN O. WIL LIS.U14 Dodge Street. D B. BEEMER. For details see large ftdvtrtlse. menl In Dallr and Woeklr. Oornlce Works. Weet rn Oornlce Worki , Manufacturers Iron Oornlce , Tin , Iron and Slate Roofltng. Orders from any locality promptly executed In the best manner. Factory and Office 1Z1J Ilarney BL 0. 8PKCHT , Proprietor. Oalranlted Iron Cornices , Window Oaps , etc. , manufactured and put up In anr ran ot the country. T. 8INHOLD 418 Thirteenth street Orackery. J. nOKNER 1S09 DouglM etroot. Good line. Clothing and FurnlihlnR Qoo > a. QEO. H. PETERSON. AIM Hati , Caps , Boots , Shoes Notions and Cuttcry , 801 B. 10th street. Show Case Manufactory. ] 0. J. WILDE , Manufacturer and Dealer lu all kinds ol Show CMCS. Upright CMOS , A > . , 1117 Cass St. FRANK L. GERHARD , proprietor Omaha Show CMO manufactory , 818 South 10th street , between L < x enworth and Marcy. All goods Marranted flrat-class. Utovos ana inwaro. A. BURMESTRR , Dealer In Stoves and Tinware , anil Manufacturer of Tin Roofi and all kinds of Building Work , Odd Fellows' Block. J HONVKR. 1M9T > onlM > t neil and Chun. IBeeda. J. EVANS , Wholesale and Retail Seed Drills and Oultlvat/ini Odd Frllows Halll Physicians and Burgeon * . W. B. GIBBS , M. D , Room No t , Crolghton Block. 16th turret. P. S. LEISENR1KG , M. D. Masonic Block. C. U HART , M. D. , Eye nd Ear , op ? , postofflce DR. L , B. GRADDT. Oniltit nil Aurlct. H. W 16th and Farnham 8ts Hhotoitrapnt > is. GEO. HEYN , PHOP. Grand Central aallorr , 218 Sixteenth Street , near Masonic Hall. First-claw Work and Prompt- neaa guarantoen Plumbing , das and Steam F'ttlng. P. W. TARPY A CO. , 216 12th XI. , bit. Farnham and Douglas. Work promptly attended to. D. FITZPATRICK. M09 I ouclw Street. alntlnic an aper anglng. HENRY A. KOSTKI18.141 Uodeo Street. Shoe Stores. Phillip Lan 1820 Farnham st. bet 18th & 14th. Second Hand Store. PERKINS & LKAR , 1410 Douclas St. New and Second Hand Furniture , House Furnishing Goods , &c. . bourn t and sold on narrow marclns. dfiloont. HENRY KAUFMANN , In toe new brick block on Douglas Strool , has Jnat opened a most elegant BceJ Hall. Hot Lunch from 10 to IS every day. " Caledonia " J FALCONER 679 J6th Street. UnaertaKers. OHAB. RIEWE , 101H Farnham net 10th k lltd ! 00 Oent Stores. f n BACKUS Farnham 81. Fancy Goods GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE TRADE MARK The OreatTRfjDl MARK English rcm- oily. An un failing euro ' for Seminal Weakness , Spormator- rhea , Impotency - ency , and all Diseases that 1qneTnceBo'f AFTER TAIINQ. Self .Abune ; as Loss of Memory , Unhorsal Lassi tude , Pain In the Back , Dimness of Vlaion , Premature - mature Old Age , and many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or Consumption and a Prema ture Grave. aVFull particulars In our pamohlet , which wedeelre to send free I r mall to everyone. jt3TThe Specific Medicine Is sold by all druggists at $1 per package , or 6 pack tges for $6 , or will be sent free by mall on rect p tot the money , by addressing- THE QUA MEDICINE CO. , Bcflolo. N. T. orsalep ocfme-eod If you arucmanl III you ore * ofbUAlnc5YweaL i twin of In rncd by the strain or rour duties avolii nlKht rrork , tor i tunuUntHand uft , tore brain nerrean * Hop Bittero. waM , use Hop B. If jou rejotinr n < l | BiiffeiinKlromauy li rtltcrctloa or dlmlpal It Ion i It you an. tnar- rled or/InBle , old orl iyouwf , Buucrlnir frou pcrarhealth or luieulrh I | InK on aibeO cf lck new. r ly on H o pi .Bitter . * . Whoever yon are. n < - uhenever jou ftcl i I mioUyfroui . tbat systira form f f ' * your ' needs clennsttB. ton' > dl > eara tua't riilalj't have brenrr'vvnU'n Inir or Btlnnilatlng , ' without intoxicating , -i timely uneoJ take Hop JMHW'ttArM H . Oi. O nrut'narueom [ 111 an atncluU - dleeoel pi-lm , . and Irreslsta. 6oi [ , tlnod.l no ? Idrunkeiuienii bleonre { or , , Urotruncit\ \ ( use of opium , You will be It6baooo , a * " curotMfyottuse Unixcotlu. Hop Bitters Kyonareelm ply weak and llfc&uuT low spirited , try NEVER ut it may ave your it FAIL B > ra to , , lire. It hub saved hun | n kwlfr , , t dreds. I 4 Toronto , Ont. a To Nervous Sufferers THE OREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY. Dr. J. B. Bimpson's Specific XUCXiU II b a positive cure for Spennatoirhea , Semlna Weokneea. Impotancy , and all diseases resulting from Self-Abuse , as Mental Anxiety , Lossi Memory. Pains In the Back or Side , and diseases that lead to Consumption insanity an early gravf The Specific UedUlne It being nsud with wonder ful success. _ Pamphlet * lent free to all. Write tot them end get full par 311 ticular , . Price , 8/wclflc / , H.OO per package , or six pack. in tgeg.forf $ 00 , Address all order * to 0. SIM80N MEDICINE CO. Nos 104 aud 106 Ualn St. Buffalo , N. T. BoM In Omaha by 0. F. Goodman , J. W. Bell J.K. lab , and all draggtsU verywhere. s Sdftw Nebraska Land Agea in DAVIS & SNYDER. IB01 Farnham Bt , . . . Omaha , Nebra . CaruoUy b lected land In Kasternr Nebraska foi sals. GrMl Bargalna In tmprorsd farms , and Omaha dty property , > . r.iDAVISt WEU8TEB INYDEH LandCom'r tl.P. ' ; : . d. L. WILKIE , MANUFACTURER OF . PAPER BOXES. ; > 18 and 220 8.14th St. By Clarkson & Hunt. : u Bncveasrir * o Richards * Hast , : ATTORNEYS-AT * LAW , AGRICULTURE. Stnto Items. A few hundred tree * were set cut In Columbus on Arbor day. WFarm bunds now command from $17 to $20 per month in Johnson county. low * stockmen are foraging ( or cuttle and hogs In Pawnee county. There will be n large acreage of coin planted In Websttr county this fpring , Prof. Pyle has donated 2,000 young tro < for the Fullerton uuherslty campus , 'About sixty trees tvero planted | ln the university grounds at .Lincoln on Arbor day. day.Rich Rich old grass in the most natural and best of all cattle foods for producing ? milk of good quality. Corn r. I ing and stock feeding will largely take the attentlai of the Polk county fiumor hereafter. Small grnln In Hivll county is growing at n lively rate , and farmers nro full of hope and-coufidcnce. Saumlers county farmers will go Into corn mining heavily this year. Stuck and corn is the motto. An unknown country paper Announces that , with \ cry tough buds nnd the Lord on our tide , the fruit crop Is gate , Tccumsehclalmsloboft good com and and hog market , Hogg sold there last neck fur an oven SO per cwt John Dorr , of Johnson county , has planted lOOacroaof corn , John Shurmnn , of the same county , will plant 1S5 acres. The peach cron of Johnson county was not Injuro'l by the recent cold vtcnthur. Cherries promise t a Inrgo crop. 'More tree planting is being done in Wayne county the present jear taivn has been done ia the past In o years together. John Ktuter , of Table It nek precinct , the largest farmer In Pawnee county , U putilug In kGl'0 ' acres of com this spring. A'great many fruit , forest and ornn- nc tal tree are being planted by owners of property in lied Cloud the present spring. A largo amount of sorghum will ba planted in Webster county this censon. rfeernl of the best farmers will cultivate front 'la to 40 ncroj , Arbor day was rellgionsly observed by the Catholics of Siuton , Jiev. Father Jenunetto nnd members of his ilocit set out COO trees in the cemetery. llio fall wheat in Ncmaha county is looking finely. Th'o farmers all Bay they never before had such iitio prospects for a big wheat crop as they haye this season. Thou. Turner , of Dodge county , will Bhoitly bring from California 15,000 sheep which ho baa purchaicd. Dodge U one of ibe beat sheep counties in the stale. ' 1 ho farmers ofMcrrick county all np- ? ear happy o\er crop prospects. Ualns lave been plenty , the weather has beau favorable , and MinUl grain it nbout nil in. The COO head of fat cattle recently shipped from Aurora , Hamilton county , netted { $50,700. $ The county is rapidly gaining a prominent position as a stuck rauutry. The farmers of Dakota county are tak ing great pains to souire need corn that will bo sure to grow. Last year a good many of them had to plant their corn a second time. Arbor day pasted off quietly in Dak ta City. There were several trees plant el. though no serious accidents are reported up to date. Ttint ia , no man worked hard enough to hurt himself. [ Argus. Plattamnuth can become ono of the finest looking towns in the wekt b plant in ? and en ing for an abundance of allude , fruit and ornamental trees and by up the sidewalks and fences ti > suit , Holt .Hall , of Osceola , Iowa , nro ne gotiating to establish twenty or moru creameries in Nebrai-ka. They have already started in Crete , Beatrice and Seward. The firm has a chain of cream eries in Southern Jowo. A prominent Ouster c unty cattle man reports the ctttla on the Loup ranges do ing finely , and tbV , the cry about shortage in calves is hardly'to be re.led upon. The crop this year promises to exceed expecta tions. One philosopher advises people not to burn the gross in Nebraska if we want more ra n. Common necessity tea beg that we must burn the old grass if we would UPC the country for stock raising and grazing. The Wnhon Grain and Stock company paid outlast Monday , the sum of $2,318.55 for hogs and corn. A * high as 56.25 per hundred WHS paid for how that day. This is pretty need for ono day and shows that the people come to Wahno with their pro- nice knowing that they can a ways Hud a t good murket. [ Times. The Central City Courier says : ' Men who ha\e been engaged in si eep culture in many parts of the United Status , and whohaxent hist settled p rmaneutlv in Moiritk county and engage I in cheep raising , inform us that shetp thrive better here than auywhero OK , ant that they enjoy f r greater freedom from disease than in any other state , " A gentleman who has lately traveled over Coif ft x and Butler counties says tnat Is surprising to behold the amount of fencing that has been , and is being , done. The face of the country has been changed great deal thereby , nnd former roads have been thrown along section lines nnd indue time there will be no need of a herd lav. [ Columbus Democrat. The West Point Republican is surprised with the evidence ot thrift in eastern Cum iog county. Many new settlers have lately located in this part of the county nnd opened out fine farms. The eastern part of this county is nettled mainly by Scandinavians , and the comfortable homes they have reared for themselves bear testi mony to the industry and enterprise of those people. Crop prospects are excel lent and the farmers jubilant in conso- nl luenco Farmers are being cautioned against the il-ek gentleman who is circulating around now , who buys n little produce and pays sash , then requires a icceipt which no writes out with a pencil , breakin IB ; the point the flourish ut the end of the last word , . . when he remembers he has a fountain pen his pocket uud produces it for the Fanner to sign his name. Ilia receipt Is tfterward erased with the rubber end of the pencil and n no'e of hand written on , which the s ! ek iii.n tells at the bank , and joes on his way rejoicing. Never waa there such grasping for lands Washington county asnt present. Sales ( ' ' ire of every day occurrence and prices paid wouldt.lmve be n thought extrava gant only one ym ago , and still the de- { maud increases. As a case in proof i > f it tbts we cite the following sals recently nede in Fonten lle : Mr. Kdwards , a Brother-in-law of Win. Hamilton , recently told a quarter section farm adjoining that fthe latter , without buildings and only ifty acres under plough , for $4,000 , A Blair Pilot. An Iowa fanner , named Ruggles , burns orn stalks In preference to wood or coal , .hough he has an abundance of tbo last , joined articles , He tlei the stalks up In juncllej of about forty pounds each , and iayg five of them will keep a large room > warm all day. He says. "Why , I'd ather burn corn stalks than cut maple wood within sight of the house , " and .ho Benders why Idiots out on the frontier ivho have fifty acres of corn stalks make-so nuch fuss about fuel. When a tree Is transplanted one of the np most Important things to bj romembsced tnd practiced is the thorough tinning of .ho soil about its roots , It i * best to use a oet rammer so at to make the fresh mold inn and compact around the toots , and to irevtnt any air passages among them. i > this system uxery small rootlet is nought into Immediate contact with the fresh earth , and consequently is induced start into immediate growth as soon aa lie budiiiegin working , or before , "WINEOFOARDUI" four times it 0 u makes a Jiaj > py household. . . T The Haunted House. St. I/ouls Dr. Thomas O'Roiloy was ono of the largo crowd that gathered At the corner of Washington nvenuo nnd Eighth street ffhon the box and the mysterious skeleton rroro examined , and M the doctor formerly lived on the site , it was thought ho might n tale unfold which -would in some man ner explain tho. appoarnnco of the ghastly reminiscence. Ho was approached preached on the subject , but ho eaid ho know nothing of the matter. Ho did not oven have n theory , but dur > ing the conversation n reporter had with him ho related n story which the public would hardly boliovo. came from so practical and hard-headed ft man. man."When I first purchased that prop erty there was an old house on the top of the hill , about seven or eight foot above the spot where the bonoa were found.Nobody lived in it , and I remember well how the boys passing there used to fire stones at it. That's about thirty- five years ago , and the IIOUBO was said to bo haunted , Xow I don't know whether the old house was haunted or not , but 1 lived next to it for many years , and it'a of some thing that was hoard for a long time in my house that I want to tell you. I never paid any attention to the mat * tor at first , but before much titno had elapsed my attention waa AUOUSKt ) TO AN IN1KNSK DKGRKB. At all hours , but especially in the early - ly hours of the evening , distinct rnpn could bu hoard on all the wood-work of the houss. The rapping waa loud and clear , and did not come from ono spot , but from ovorj part of the room ; from beneath the floor , from under the table , on the panelling , the wains- coating , the sides of the room and the coiling. I can't toll you what caused the wrapping There wai no ono in the house at this period except myself and wife , and the taps came at all hours , in all places , nut for ono night or ono day but continually for two or three yearn. 1 never waa supersti tious and 1 grow indilleronl to the matter after thn first experience , but ny wife was of a v ry sensitive nuturo and these demonstrations had a pccu- "iur effect on her. What connection there waa between the haunted house and thia rapping 1 cannot say , but there may have been some. I never hoard what it waa that gave the IIOUBO the name of being haunted. Ono evening Henry Shaw paid us a visit and stayed to have tea with us. After the meal waa finished wo were alone in the sitting-room talking , my wife bointr in another room , Suddenly from the wall came the sound of TWO LOUl ) , DISTINCT TAl'H , given in quick succession. " What's that1 ? exclaimed Mr. Shaw excitedly. " 'Wait a minute,1 said I. "Then tro.n all parts of the room the sound of rapping came , in loud , distinct taps. It finally concentrated on the table , Near which wo were ait- ting. For some time previous I paid a good deal of attention to the mutter of spiritual phenomena , and I had. at tended a number of spiritualistic seances , and know the modus opor- undi of the way in which messigos were obtained. So I said to Shaw : 'Here , lot's make a test of this thing. You ait ou ono side of the table , IM1 ait on the other , and we'll hold it down with our hands. ' Ho did as I told him to do and I got an alphabet which I had ia the house and laid it on the table. I explained to Mr. Shaw that the messages wore received by placing a finger on the letters of the words meant to bo conveyed , and whpn the finger reached the letter which waa intended ono rap would bo given , when it rested on the wrong letter two rapa would bo hoard. That was the formula , as I understood it , and so wo sat there , and after some time spent in TJUCINO OUT THE LKTTEIUI , the , knocks of rapa giving assent or dissent aa proscribed , wo had written out the luttura , without punctuation of any kind , 'w h y d o yo u d i a b o- . ' Mr. ahnw waked up when the letters were made out with a very startled face. 'Well , who the d 1 ia it ? ' aaid he , inquir ingly. A chorus of raps answered him. Taking it an an indication that ho should sit down and receive an other iiidBsuuo , ho ran his fingers along the alphabet attain. The re sult was the following letters were selected : ' 1 i n d o 1 1' 'Lindoll ! ' ex. claimed Mr. Shaw. 'Why it'a poor Lindoll ; I waa ono of hia pall-bearers only a few weeks ago. ' A storm of rapa expressed a negative. Ho ran his fingers over the alphabet again until wo had the letters ' so * written. 'It's Jesse Lindoll' 'said Shaw. 'He's been dead a long timo. ' There was a cessation of raps , then , and wo heard none for a long time afterward. . But Henry Shaw will always remember that evening. " The doctor said ho waa not a / spiritualist ualist , by any meana. There WBH [ something in it , of course , but what it 1 was ho couldn't nay. It might bo electricity ; it might bo a now force in nature. Whatever it was , the rap ping waa done by no mortal hand or any mateiial substance. Probably time would reveal the secret of it , Tronblo Saved. It is a remarkable fact that Thomas' 'electric Oil is good for internal as well as sxternal use. lor diseases of the lungs mj throat , and for iheumatism , neuriii- la , criok In the back , wounds and sort H , is the best know remedy ; and much trouble ia saved by having it always on mnd , 20 til w PILES ! PILES ! PILESI Sure Cure Found at Last ] Mo On * Ne d SoCTerl A sure cure for Blind , Bleeding. Itching and Ulcerated Piles has boon discovered by Dr. 1V11- ,1am , ( an Indian remedy , ) called Dr. Will am's Indian Ointment. A single box has cured the voretcbronle cases of 26or SOyeara standing. No ne need suffer five minutes alter applying this wonderful soothing medicine , Lotions , Instru. ncnta and electuaries do more barm thai ) good , William's Ointment absorbs the tumors , allays Intense Itching , ( portlculoaly at night .alter Of I totting warm In bed , ) acta as a poultice , gives In- bn itant nod lulnlosa relief , and li prepared only for 141 INIc * . Itching of the private park , and 'for uotn fui else. on Read what the Hon. J. II , Ocfflnberry of Cleve- tn : and saya about Dr. William's Indian Pile Dint- tnci uent : I have used scores of Piles cure * , and it ye iflorda mop caaure to say that I have never found mythlui ; which gave such Immediate and ptrma lent relief as Dr. William's Indian Ointment For sale by all drugglits or mallei ] oa receipt rice , 11.00. 11.00.HENHY HENHY & CO. . Prop'r * . OUVUOBD , OHIO. \ for tale by 0. Ft Goodman. bei thi qu ; Forty years' trial tu provt-u "BLACK' DRAUGT- ! : the best liver mediciuu iu "ON TO THE FRONT CHICAGO DRY GOODS 1116 Famai Street Eftvo rooontly opened 'a Furnishing Goods DEPARTMENT , l ith an entire new line of the Latest Styles in Men's Neckwear Hosiery , Susoenders , and Fancy Shirts. Tht ) Latest and most desirable goods pi the kind to be found in Omaha. Omaha.OTJIR Dress Goods 'DEPARTMENT. is now complete with the Latest "Novelties in The Far I and and Moire Silks. The Nun's Veiling in all Shades. The Roman Ships Com binations. The new Swiss and Bunting. The Lattice " 1400" and Cocheco Lawns. The new Dotted and Vermlcella Swisses and Opera Pique Cloths , in Black Goods. We'willnotbe undersold andean exhibit the most desirable stock to select from in the city REMEMBER THE PLAGE Chicago 1116 FARNAM ST. Opposite Dewey & Stone's. GEO. P. BROWN. lfnrchlS.lv 1880 , SHOinj.tHE. 1880 , KANSAS CITY , 3t , Joe & Council Bluffs a rat OHLT Direct Line to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From Omaha nnd the Woat. All trains IC.-NO B. ft M. Dcjnl , Omaha : Neb. Nl chaniu ul cars between uuiwu. u.u ai. ixmlj , ajJ but one between OMAHA toil NEW YOUK. DailyPassengerTrain ? , ssAcuma iU. EABTEHN AND V/UTKHN C1TIKU with LZKI ODARUES and IN ADVANCE Of All. OTHER LINKH This mitlrs line Is equipped with Vntlman's Palace Mcwplng ihrs , PMnco IKiy C'r-inhesi. Ulller1 * iafety I'lutlonn ( .nil Cot pier , and tb culebratsd tVestinguauae Alr-bra r CSTtici thai vonr turei rrailn TIA aANSAS JITlf , IT. JfWRl'H * COUNCIL IlLUFjfSRftll road , via Hi. Joseph and St. Luui * . Ticket" Iur tale at all coupon stations In tbs feat. J. K. BARNAKO , < o , J > " ' ! , Gen. fi'ipt. 6t. Jnw.h , Mo Gen ' ' ' " . d Tkai-t At't. , fit. Jt1 ) i , Ho.rf I. . ' d I1 "li AllDTSMDIK , TIckdt Agent W " W , J.DiXKMuiir , u tfirt.Wont. \ . \ , } ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. Bomothlncr NEW ton OMAHA , Dr. Ci-aw- enl of ( love- la d , O. , the old. popular. and skillful manufacturer Artificial Limbs. thdlatrtt Improved plan. HIM opened a irani.li mechanical surgery Instltuleat lOOBouth 4th vtroit , Omaha , whcro ho Is pronar.dio urnldi Ifmlis of em > dctcrli/tion , Bkelotons nd up [ > ortcrsloriiar llzsl ( atiddcforroed llcnlw , rui > ( , and tlioulJtr bracts and supporter * lor cnmlo wcskneii. &o , llio Doctor Iiav had SJ rears experience lu wearing and adjusting , J. 8 OltAWKOHU. 109 South 14tb St. Omaha , Neb. We are prvnnrod to furnish sand of the very lent uuallty for bulldlug puriioscs to any part of city , at reasonable prices , or at the pit. In. ulrcatthe pit 35th and California Sts , 3ook. & Isaacson BASWITZ & WELLSro ? OPERA HOUSE SHOE STORE , Under Boyd's Opera House. Are noW daily receiving large Stocks of SPRING GOODS ! And invite the people to call and examine Goods. Good Goods ! Low Prices - * # AND SQUARE DEALING AT THE " Opera House Shoe Store. " . ' .11 ftnSl-J3m EDHOLM WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JOBBERS OF COo a JEIELEES'JOOLS ' AID MATERIALS . - ALSO WESTERN AGENTS FOH.TIIE SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN GO.'S ORGANS , Spectacles of tlio Dololjratod STAR TINTED MAKE are sold elusively by us , DIAMONDS IN LARGE VAEIETY. Line of Sheet Music. Eastern Prices Du " lioated. EDHOLM & ERICKSON , WHOLESALE JEWELERS , Opp. the PosfOffl | I , , 'H1 OMAHA , . , . " NEB. IPO WBH AND HAND r > liir | Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings , UININO UAOB1KKBT , DELTmO , HOSE. BRASS AND IRON PirriNOS PIHK HTKA > PACKINQ , AT vraOLKaALU AND ROTAIL , - J KALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH'AND SCHOOL BELLS A 8RANG205 Fo 1" " St. . Omaha & Wholesale Lumber , Ho. 1408 FarnhanijStreet , Omak , loll , 1 1 LUW1BER , COAL &iLJME , ' . " * * U I BttJf' > ' " * 9 i' . On River Ba.nk/Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts. . ' I. 0 - ( f -DEALERS IN- 'S SAFE AND LOCK GO. Fire and BurglarjProo | 1020 FarnhamgStreet , WHOLESALE BOOK SELLER AND SJEATJONER -AND DKALKION u , ' . Wall Paper and Window Shades. ' , ' ' , ' ; Jit , 1304 Parnham St. Omaha Neb. . . . ' i t'ii i n O. WHOLESALE GROCER M , , , ! i J2I3 Farnham St. , Om hja , Neb.