Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE WEDNESDAY , SEPTEMBER G 1882
NEW YORK CITY ,
Changes in Landmarks on
Manhattan Island.
Kotnble City Gravoa-Polltlclana nm
PnstoraPersonal. .
Cor. 1'hlUdtlphK Itccord.
NKW YOIIK , September 1. Th
traveler from the south who croeae
the Hudson river to enter this cit ;
cannot help noticing the changca ii
the landmarks that dot the motropoh
below Canal street. Thirty years ni { <
the tpires of three ancient churche
rose above all other buildings , and
being architecturally noticeable
marked distances and streets very
clearly. Now the churches are
dwarfed and business buildings easily
dispute pro'cminonco with them. The
Rothio steeple of old Trinity , at th
head of Wall street , is not so Midi as
the Immense now chimney of tin
Steam Heating company , and the
tower of the Equitable building
almost throws it in the shade ; St.
Paul's church is lost between the
Western Union building , the post-
oflico , the towers of the Hropklyi
bridge in the distance , the Tribune
tower and the lofty structures adja
cent , and St. John's steeple has ceased
to bo conspicuous amid the high ware
houses that stand between it and the
water. One can hardly realize that
when thcao solid old churches wore
built their doors faced the river , and
green Gelds or a narrow sandy bo.ish
alone intervened between them and
the quiet waters of the North river ,
The picture prentntod to passengers
on the ferryboats is a typo of the won
derful changes that have passed over
the metropolis , and have madu it the
I financial capital of the now world a
city wholly rcgardlcas of anything but
i\ the mighty dollar.
i0 The churches of Trinity parish are
I reserved because they belong to a
> wealthy corporation , for Trinity hai
again and again refused millions for
/ the ground on which St. Paul's and
St. John's chapels stand , but nonrly
nil the historic buildings of thirty
years nro have been levelled to the
ground. The Watts-Kennedy man
sion , at No. 1 Broadway , hoadqiiartcrn
of Clinton , Washington , Putnam and
IIowo , has Itn eito covered by the
foundations of tm cloven-story build
ing intended for ofl'icea. The old Wal
ton mansion , on Po.irl street , ivhoeo
leathern tapcstrico , gilded saloons and
golden table plato wetu quoted in the
British Parliament as evidence that
the Americans could easily pay taxes ,
has disappeared within the twelve
month , and the legislature had before
it last winter a bill to tear down the
old Hall of Ilegistry in the City llujl
Park , in which distinguished Ameri
can prisoners were confined during the
.Revolution Perhaps there may bo
ooino old Philadelphians who remem
ber the Franklin cottage , at Dover and
Cherry streets , from which the Boston
and Long Island stages started before
railroads came into general use , and
whoso upper rooms were then devoted
to the use of a fashionable club. Bun-
in can premises nro being erected on ito
site. When it was iti its glory the
' 'Old Brown Jug , " on Chamboruutrout ,
was oiiu of the noted uptown hotels.
Many years ago it was placed on roll-
era and removed to the corner of King
* * % Xllidifvu otiouiui I&ToYr ilio Dcr-
partmont of Buildinga has decreed
that it is unsafe , and though the Emperor -
poror Napoleon was once ono of itn
habitues , and Do Witt Clinton , Alex
ander Hamilton and Andrew Jackson
were mutiny its putroni , ilu wooden
walln are being rapidly dismantle' ' .
Under the march of public improvement
mont , too , the old Fifth ward is losing , pr
nil its historic buildinuo , and their he va
place is being taken by lofty structures
for the of the wholesale
uaq qrcat gro In
cery and diy goods busincfifl which is
rapidly centering thero. miB
It was only yesterday that I took
my littly boy 7 years of ago , into oil g then
Trinity church , ixnd allowed him the
organ loft in which I oaug when a on
chubby little urchin n few year older pi.
than ho , thirty years ago. Than . ' 118 bo
pointed out to him , in the gruvoyart
( which is always open to visitors ) , the ovwi
tomb of Captain Lawrence , ot the lid
Chesapeake , and told him ( while lit.
listened gravely with round-eyed in Int on
terest ) the story of the battle cry
"Don't give up the ship , " uttered to bu
his lieutenant , a boy of scarcely 21 Tn
years , who iu alee buried there , and
took him to'tho place where General tin
Phil Kearney sloop * , and fought his
last battle over. liut ho wanted to
see the oldest haad-stono of all , and Co
wo searched and found ono of 1081 ,
and while wo utooil there n young
Philudlphian and his bride came up \
and inquired where Clmrlotto Temple
was buried , and mudo the comment wil
U that the grave nt which wo stood was ivos
ono year older than Philadelphia. wo
.Now York has forgotten the sad story lay
of Clmrlotto Temple , but n continual coi
procession of interested strangers
searches out the gruvo of the broken tie :
hearted girl a plain slab of pranito wil
bearing only her name , but covered uid
with vasoa of flowers in bloom. It iu tier
thu central point of attraction ; and yet Ku
had oho boon a happy wife or luckless ito
widow she would have miaued of fame. Oh
The widow of Captain Lawrence , of goi >
the Chesapeake , survived him lifty- nit
two yoara , and on the toinp of Albert
Gallatiu ( his name was really Dj not
Gallatin ) , ono of AmoricVa greatest clu
statesmen , the record tells that hm tvill
wife lived with him tifty-four years in VUI
wedlock , and preceded him to the liow
grayo only by three months. No ono tun
notices this part of the graveyard re a
cord , and yet if it could bo written Uj sity
it would bo found not the least inter dm
esting the story of the wedded life olc
of the people of past generations , .
The country merchant ia with ua odi
now in full foathur , crowding the hotels odiD [ ;
tols , the theatres and the jobbing And
houses. An unprecedented fall trade for
Is anticipated now that it ii known toe ;
that the wheat crop is enormous and < ha
that money will bo abundant at the Lo
West. Our wholeaalo dealers are in a seth
most joyous moott , and an for the Wall prt
street men their exultation knows no Mi
bounds. "Thero will bo money enough 1110
next month for everybody , " said ono iiiu
of the clao loaders of the street , "for jut
merchants , manufacturers , Wall street ) '
and the uwindlers. Everything that Ic'M [
money can float will bo floated. " The [ M
wholeaalo deaor4 and experienced and COli :
sagacious men uzpreHS their on tire uat- iwny
Isfaction with the situation pin
There is a movement among republican hu
'
lican politicians to ralsu u fund for the 'Hi
widow of John Btovvn , practically the hat
.founder of the party , and an attempt /him
was mndo to socura President Arthur'
name ( . head the lilt while he wa
visiting here , but he declined lest
should offend his southern friends.
There has been a reaction in favo
of Cornell among the country people
strange to say , and ho may show considerable
siderablo strength in the convention
People argue that Gould opposes Cor
neil , and that any man who is opposoc
by Oould must have somoKoodin him
and they heeitato on eccond though
to believe what Gould says It in no
probable that Cornell will bo able t <
nccuro enough votes to go in on th <
firat ballot , M ho had expected , bu
ho may bo able to block the wheels
and get his revenge. As things lool
now an administration man will be
nominated but it will not bo Sccrola
ry Folger. There is evidently some
man whom the president and Mr
Conkling have in reserve , and who
will bo sprung upon , the convention
by the machine at the proper time
Mr. Conkling will go to the convon
lion and manage it in person.
Signs of a compromise on the parl
of democratic factions in this city
multiply , and oven Tammany hall is
talking of going into the county de
mocracy primaries and dividing up the
delegates , .Perhaps this disposition to
mummy is increanod by the ovidenl
determination of the rural democracy
: o compel quarrels to ccnso and co remit -
mit quarrelers to back suats. An to
candidates , Mr. Hewitt tolls mo that
10 is not a candidate , but will take
ho nomination if it comes. Mr.
Jutchins announces that ho is a cnn
didatu , and moans business. lie ap
joarn to bo the first choice _ of many
itid everybody's second choice. Mr.
' "lower has done more and spent moru
monuy than anybody else , but cannot
get over his absence on electioneering
msitiCBS when the river mid harborA
) ill was on the tapis. Mayor Clevo-
land , of Bull'ilo , will io into the convention
vontion with aoino forty votes from
the west enough to make him lieu
tenant governor. Novr the question
comes ns to what Mr. Tilden will do.
Dan Manning , chairman of the atato
committuo , went to BCO him this week ,
but rofuned to mtko any disclosures
afterward. Nobody boliuvoa tlmt Mr.
Tilden will bo : . candidate under nny
circutimtnncca , but there is a fear
among the friends of othn > ' acpirantii
that hia cliquu may trot out u dark
hcrao ut thu lost moment and carry
the convention by storm. Such a
movement ia whispered of , but no ono
can form any conjecture un to who the
c.indiduto would be , unless it were
'JJosa" Manning himself. Such n
movement , however , would lay thu
democracy out dead and cold.
Grant's old friend and pastor , the
Jlov , J. P. Nowinan , has been upend
ing the tiummor at Saratoga , but will
return next week. It wnu fluid that
his prolonged vacation at the Spa was
for the benefit of his health but no
body would have simpected it to BOO
hint thero. Of course , it is no one's
business to criticise , but if the ahadu
of John Wesley could travel around
among thu cloeud Methodist churches
cf the mutropolia and bo compelled to
hunt up the fashionable preachers on
their travels hu would utter aomo
ccvoro anathemas. Yet the pruacherH
will return and wonder in their cor-
mons why pcoplo who have to stay in
town all summer , and the public gen
erally , are indifferent to their sermons.
Some of the fashionable churches re
open to-morrow moro will qnon next
Bund ay. The Catholic churched have
remained open , but they have the advantage -
vantage of having several priests con
nected with each congregation , und
thuo holidays can bo had without clos
ing the churches. During nvcol ; at
Saratoga I saw moro than twenty Cath
olic priests at the loading hotel ? , and.
probably twice as many pronchois of
various nocts scattered around the
hotels and boarding houses ,
Moro than a hundred men are paint-
tng ; the iron and btcol work of tlio
main and Now York spans of the
Brooklyn bridge , and preparations are
going on for paving the approach on
the Now York side , while the paving
the Brooklyn iiido Iwn been com
ploted. . This looks like Imsincsn , but
a matter of fact the bridge will not
ready for travel until next July
oven if then. Another legislature
will bo asked to vote another two mil
lions , and thu painting and paving are
only gilt put on tlio trap to catch Icgis
lativu Hies.
Our latest distinguished arrival is u
hullalo calf born in Central Park on
Tuesday evening the admired of
thoummds of visitors. M.
CANVASS.
ComrroHamnn lj , O. llouk TollH How
It la llmiBoir , With n Woril
About Hlrt Rival. E
liiolllo Trilmnr.
- . „ i the campaign nt' Mnryvillo Itoi
with u decent Bpuich , [ Applause. ] It hoi
iv jnornl speech , [ Applause. 1 It
ivould have done to deliver in n Mini-
; school [ applause ] , n Methodist
onforonco [ applause ] , n Presbyterian
lynod jVnphiuao ] , or ix Baptist iissocia-
ion. { Applnuau. ] liut Itulofollowed
with Ian lilthv , dirty , vilhfying pictv ,
now I moan to light the
lovll with firo. [ Applause ] JJut Mr.
Itulu ia ttying tu coiuu the morality 31
ilodgo over 1110. [ Hurrah for llulo ] 31D
, hu in 80 good , [ Applause , ] So
oed that I woudor ho remains on this D
iiiuiidatio suhuro. [ Applause. ] So
jood that it m n wonuur that ho has
like old JSIijah gone up in H A
zliiiriot of fire , [ Applause. ] And ho No
go up on the id ! day of next No.
ember. [ Applnuso. ] Hut lot ua BOO
good ho la. An attempt was
inaUo noiiip tiino ago to reorganize
certain church in this
for the purpoio of
Meeting mo for congress and
touting Hule. [ Hurrali for llulo.j
.Hurrah for llouk ] It was the Meth t'i
odist chinch , the ono I belong t- . Ww
Derisive journ. ] [ Hurrah fpr llouk. ] cir e
the onn Hnlo belong. ! to [ hurrah n i
lUilo ] and I am in { rood standing , ' iTl
[ upplauso and jcore , ] though if the IVcJr
haciplmo was rigidly enforced the <
Lord known where mo and Hub would
bo but you BCO I al waya puy the
irouchur [ hurrah for IluukJ ami my
Molhodint brethren always vote for
. [ Applause. ] But Itulo nccuena
of Urunkoniitaa [ hurrali forllcuk ] ,
J can pruvo by him that 1 ha\o P ]
eon sober for "
two"weeks. [ Applause ]
can say tha * if I Jind it iu my power
would destroy the art of making al *
ohol , It 14 * bad thing , It guta
with u fellow sometimes. luth
[ Ap- tlillK
ilauso , ] I know it by oxporiencu ho
hurrah for Jloul ] and an deus Hule. Ictil
Hurrah for Rulo. ] I ucknowlodno p\tr
I have taken a littlu too much
tired und woary. [ Hurrah fur
Llouk. ] But Rule drinks more
whuky than I do. [ fluirah for Rule.
Ho ia an evory-day , constant drinker
[ Applause. ] Ho guzzles it all thi
time [ Applauao ] I only occsf ional
aly get too much. [ Hurrah for llouk , '
[ "I have heard it aomctimea lasts >
month , " said a voice in the crowd. _
That depends upon the kind of whia
ky , tny friend , [ Great applause. ] . '
never drank until my health waa do
atroyod in the war , and. then I was ad <
vised bv my physician to do it [ ap
plauao , ] and sometimes I think the
medicine in were for me than the cris
case. [ Applause. ] Tivolvo years ago
I resolved never to enter a barroom ,
and I have never violated that pledge.
[ A prolonged whistle from some one
in the crowd. ] But Rule walks ri ht
up to the bar and drinks his whisky
and guggles hia boor right over the
counter likoacommon drunkard. [ Ap-
plauso. ] Rule says that I was drunk in
Nashville during the senatorial con-
test. [ Hurrah for Honk ] It is n Iio ,
hut Rule was drunk himself. [ Ap
plause. ] I know it and Arch Hughes
knows il. [ Applause. ] If Arch
Hughes will write a letter staling that
Mr. Rule was not drunk In Nashville
then I will abandon the canvass , gn
homo and vote for Rule. [ Applause. ]
I say I saw him drunk. [ Hurrah tor
Rule. ] I saw him Icanlnt ; helplessly
up against a house with n mutilated
cigar stump in his mouth. [ Applause. ]
And ho wan so drunk that ho put the
lighted end of the cigar in his mouth
and burnt his tongue [ prolonged ap-
; ilauso ] , and the scar is there yet
AppUuso. | If the scar is not on his
tongue I will agree to abandon the
race for congress. [ Hurrali for llouk. ]
Ton FnslliHoni.
fiomo would.lie ISyrnns lock nn with distrust
At tlio rhytucB of K lectric Oil "poets ; "
liut wo hiwo the best article known to the
world ,
And intend that nil persona shall know il.
It ciiren cmiglk" , cnldy , aitthma and c.ttnrrh ,
lirnnchiih : mtl complalutn of that kind ;
It doe * nnt coat much , though rheumatica
It euro' ,
Is bent OU In tlio world you can find.
That BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
will cure the worst case
of dyspepsia.
Will insure a hearty appetite
and increased digestion.
Cures general debility , and
gives a new lease of life ,
Dispels nervous depression
and low spirits.
Restores an exhausted nursing -
ing mother to full strength
and gives abundant sus
tenance for her child.
Strengthens the muscles and
ncrvcsenrichcsthcblood.
Overcomesjycakness , walce-
' '
fulncsSj'andlacl : of energy
Keeps off all chills , fevers ,
and other malarial poison. '
Will infuse with new life
the weakest invalid ,
37 Walker t. , liatilmrrc , Dec. iE8i.
For ix years 1 hive been a crcat
sufferer from lllood Disease , llys >
licpsia.anilCoMfiipition.nndhecaine
so debilitated liut I could not retain
anythlm ; on ny ttomach , m f-ut ,
life hau almost become a burden.
2'inally , wlicn hope hail almost left
me , my husband ccclng JKO\\N'S !
il > H IllTTPRS advertised in the
tiaper , induced me to gU e i a trial.
I am now taking the third bottle
and have not felt so uell in su
years us I ilu at the present time.
Mis. L. I' .
BROWN'S IRON BITFERS
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs " bracing up , " than
any medicine made. " .
SI
EUROPEAN HOTEL ,
Tlio most contrail' locUcd liotol In thu city , ss
tooniH753. 81.00 , M 60 and * i.00prd y.
Klr t Clasj ItLSlaurjnt connccti'd ultn the
lotcl.
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Corner Fourth anil Ixjcmt Eticeta.
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.low sJI klud * tud Btylw of J lilting la u > .
toljrtbitdocn lier o u Oix s uukltv c o . B.
to do without ouo AI nice pUltiux Ii urn
on : of fublon , II tct.n It s lli IU U , got
Clrculud or Aywt's Krtcs tJdi
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St.
FOB SALE-MILL MACHINERY ,
HA VINO changed car mill to Hanp rl n rol
ler jiroceM , we offer part of our old ma
chinery lor 'e at low prices It csnsl'ti of
p lft > f finely ( lnl hed and spaced m 'n ' urltlnR
i'evel wheels , ( Ire i and mor l ) nlne hchu face ,
llnco Inches pitch , dilrln ? a main np'lghl hilt
oout35fect lo > ? and titp , one main mortl > e
spur h " 7 Inch face nod If loch pitch tor > alr
4 feet Mid 1 ptlr 32 lncht"rr , r > lmlltB , rlnlons
(7 ( Inch face 1J pitch ) , hacklash prlrfr , curU ,
etc. , comp ttc , ens four tccl chest , 17 Iicl cloth ,
7oon ejnr , unp two reel chc t , 11 feet cloth. 1
com f 5 or < two Oratlot hc t he ler , l No. tKu |
ma Binuftcr , 1 Itarn rd It Leei r c hint sepv-
rater ar.delcMt.on , shafts w > cell , pull J , on-
\cjor * , etc. omo of the tnaihlnerv has b en
used hut ftllltlo over twiyears , andall i ) In good
condition. For further Information uddKM
J , C. HOmiAVKACU. .
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
FOR
CHICAGO ,
PEORI
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE ,
DETBGIT , NIAGARA FALLS ,
NEWYORK.BOSTON ,
And all Poluta Eatt atldOouth-Entt
THULIHKCOMriUSDJ
Nearly ,0(0 nillcs. Solid Bmooth Klcol Trucki
II ccnnictlons nro made In UNION DtPOTO
A has r > National Kepntntlon as bcinic the
root Through Car Line , and la unUersiUIjr
encoded to bo the FIKEfaT EQUIPPED Kail-
rcin.il In the world for all classes ol tm cl.
Try it and you will flnd traveling a Inxurj
: rmt Kl of a illacomfort.
Throuzh Tickets vU rhll Celebrated Line lot
sale at all oftlcos In the Wet ,
All Information about Kates a Faro , Sleeping
Car AcocramoJatlons , Tlrao Tables , &e , , will bi
cheerfully ( -lven by applylnlmf to
T. J. POTTER ,
2d Vlce-rrcfi't & Gen. MatiaicrChtcaG ,
PEI7CIVAL LOWELL ,
Con. Passeiwcr Agt. Chicago , j
W. J. DAVKNl'ORT ,
Uen. Agent , Conncll Blufle.
II. P. UUISLL , Ticket Aet.
mom-ejd lr
Sieiiz Bity & Paeilic
THH SIOUX Q1T2 ROUTIi
Rune Solid Tr.iln 'Ihrongh doer
Council Bluffs to St. Paal
Without Changs Tims , Only 17 Hour *
MlLEt " . 'ric SU02TE3 ROUTS
taou
OOUNGIL BLUFFS
10 ST. PATJI. . ItDlNBAPOLlS
DUL07U on BI3W/EOH !
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a nnourp ieJ. PnllmKn f.io .Slc luc C i
run through WITHOUT CIIANOE b.t ccu K&n
1 1 City an J KJ. F.ial , vl C'cuncll 31uC tnf
lour Clly.
Trblos Icavo I ? lcn Pi
ii Bluffs , tt " : t o p. p.
City. Et Joxphei
bo South. Z ! v' '
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Bouxr.
taking tli Mjnt ntjBom
ou cot a Through Trr.ln. 11i Chart * ij \i \ e If
10 Quickest Tliui nn < l n Ooiu.'ort' < blt > Rliia ! r.
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W. It. DAVM , Bonthrnhtstr Fa'senecr An' ( . If
ell eluHii. In * In
100,000 It
TIIVIKEN-SPRIMG VEHICLES
If
N OV I W USE.
If
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If
for
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They eurnaia all other a for c ay rlJIuit. for
nd durability ,
.They nro for ealo by all Loading Car- !
iago Builduia and Dealers throughout
hu country. ?
SPRINGS , &EARS & BODIES
For Bit b
Henry Tim ken ,
Patentee andllullder of i'lno Carrl > ? < B ,
r 3c.oxr2s : , - - asorct.
jl-Cin
HEAR THEJ/ITHESSES / ,
Many Rhrink from piullclty lu conmctlon wltli
H. ti. , but u o luu permitted to refer to tbil fol-
loHlnt ; jicrhous uhoha\o known and \\ltnc6tcJ
xoimerful t fleets :
FJUIRV , Houston Co. , Oa ,
We bave knvin < "Shift's t'lieolllc" teiteil in
hundredu ofinoit oUtlnatocasisof flood Poison-
, Mercurial Ithnmmtlsm , Bcrcfuh , Borej ,
Ktzou.n ; , Catirrh. t > le , and do coi sclentlously
tentlfy Until met ullh tha most perfect nrnl tig- mj
nil.uccesi , cfTce'ed rudlral and permanent curts y
v\ery c > ko without a slndo cioei.tlon.
Hugh ft Duuimrj , Goo. W Kill , n ,
John ( I. llroun , ( loo. W , Singleton ,
: , IJmnion , John II , How , ilng
James 1) . lli.irp , Kii Warren.
Uooro fir Tutt'e ' , J , \V. UclUn , '
W. Wlmbcrly , J , W. Woollock , in
D. lerce , therlfT , J , W. Mann. Co , Treat. in
U. Uuncan , T. M. Klllui ,
y A tiordon , T.M. llutncr , ihOCi
We are per < 0'jully acquainted wllh the go lie- ,
ulio.a D'friAtuua appear to the aboke cer- re
Itleate. 'llisy are rltlienu o ( eatd county , of the lire 0
iljfhoit respectability and character.
A , f. GILES , Ordinary. Hcu.ton Co.Civ.
) , II CULLKU , Cl'K Sup , Ct. llou.ton Co. On. !
L HIM
"Nolhlnirliut ( at arable reports. Rcllovo
Ii ufpodflc ( or all U.oad Dlituscu.
mlvcriul batUfaitloii "
U. W. JO.NK3 & CO. . Mcmrihlj.Tcnn ,
"S..B , B. civet better catlifactlon th\Q any J
blug uoha\cc vr handled. "
JACKS & CO. , Helena , Ark. Ti
"Ilu u never heard a complaint ol U , fi. S. ' '
AliniUK 1'CTElt & CO. , Louliulls , Ky.
"S. S. 8. hat glien entire BatUlactlon toeury
. " A , 11. IIIUII AKUd , thirinao , Tti , Dr
Drn
have Iii'l excellent ralo lor P. S. S. . and the
csulta lue boun mod luiUfactorj. ' n
J. U. Ul'llUf. , Uo Hut ; Gricn , Ky. lion /
Moo
"OurealM rJS. _ S S.tuvo been good , and Ua r
X.ia & OAUKV , Uontgomiry , Ala.
S. S. han-hentmtlrotatltfoctlon tovxery
" - ' " ' -
. E HKUSS ,
. 8. S , hti L'lt n umrcrul . - . . - . - . . . - . .
K. W. fOWElta & CO. , HichiuouJ , Va. s ! A
i Mk
81.UOU Wovrurd 1H b l"1 to HDt
Kiuiut lie will and , on umiysuol Ufl ItCtll
Roce mrtlcleol Mercury , lodMe of Fo
or nay Mineral tutwtince.
Atluita , Ga.
PiUc'.o ! flrnill llie , fl.OC.
rje tltr l.Tp.
tSaid br all DrugEuti.
KENDALL'S !
SPAVIN CURE
KKOM
COL. L. T. 'FOSTER ,
Younjfstown , Ohio , May 10,1880.
Dn. n. J. KFXDALI , * Co. I h d a very aluv
hlollambletonlin colt tint Iiilzn | < l cry Hir.hly ,
hohad a laio ( Into pnln tn one Jsmt and a
> mllone on the other which made him very
latnej I had him under the tharpe of two veter
inary lurirconn which filled to cure him 1 vug
onedsy rtadliifthe d\crtl cmcnt ot Kendall1"
Spavin Cum In tin Clilcifio Kxprcni.I determined
fttoncetotry It aid gut ourtriuplsls t-crato
nd far It , and they ordered t > rc lettle ; 1 talk
All apd I thought 1 would site it a thoiouzh
ttltl , I u ed It a cordlni ; to directions and th
ourth day the colt co-sed to be lame and the
Iumr9ha\odl pr > eard. 1 used bu ono bottle
and tie colt's Hmos nro ( is Jtooof lumpiamlas
smooth M any hone In the utate He Is retire
ly cured. The cure wati remarkable that I
have let two ot my nclirhbo's have 'the remain-
trig two bottles who arenow uslimlt.
Very respcctfullv ,
L. t. FOSTER.
Send ( or Illustrated circular gMag ponltlvs
proof. Price $1 , All Drutrirlstn have It or tau
Rotltforyou. Dr. II. J. Kendall 4 Co. ' , Pro-
prlcton , Enosburgh Falls , Vt.
8OL.D . BY ALL DRUGGISTS ,
d-w-ly
That Icrrlblo fcnurco fer urd i 'ie , n 'd lt
ongcner , blllloi rcniHteiithei ; < lilcikirtrtlonau (
th et iiuch , llicrand the IjoncN. both iradlui-
ted and prc\cntd by theuse rf Hintett'r'dSt
math HltUic , a purely \rgttttilo en\lr , fiuhraotl
by ] ihystcan ! < < and moro c\tcn > lvtlutcd > a
rcnitdy for the above ilasj of disorders , n well
mfor mitiy oihcrs , than any medicine ot the
at4.
For sale by all Druislsts and Dealers
ficnrrnlly.
jcn EuHor from Dyspcpaia , uaa
BUBDOCn T.OOD D1TTERS.
you are amictcj with liliou ! ncas , use
BUKUOCK BLOOD BITTEP.8
you arc jirostratcd with ulck Headache , take
UUKDOCK HLOOD BITTEUS
} our Dowels are dlenrdeml , rcgulatu them with
1JUUDOCK BLOOD IIITrEUS.
vur Hlood Is tupurc , purify It ullh
BUIIDOCK BLOOD
you ha c ndlgcotlon , you will tindnn antidote
BUHDOL'K BLOOD HITTEKS.
you ATI ) troubled with Sprlnc Complaint * , cr-
idlcatc them with BUIIDOCK BLllOD IJITTf.HS.
your U' crla toipM , restore It to Ii > - lthy nctlon
ftlth DVUDOCK BLOOD 1IITTKKS
your Lhcr Is bifected , you ulll fln.l a BUIO ro- Ri
itoratno In ItUUDOUK BLUOD BIITKItS.
jou have any tpcclca of Ilumcr or Pimple , fall
to take IIUltDOCK BLOOD BITTKUS.
) on hio any sj mptomu of Ulcers or Scrofulous
Sores , a curatlto remedy will bo found Iu
IIUUDOCK BLOOD IJI1TKRS.
Imparting btrcnftli anil vitality to the sya-
eiu , uothlni ' , can equal
BUHDOL'K BLOOD BITTKUS.
Kcrvoui and General Debility , tone up the
yatCffl with BUHDOCK BLOOD IIITTEHS.
Price 81.00 oer Bottle ; Tila Uottlci 10 Cti
bSTBUlMILBUMI&CoIlropg1 (
HTJxTAiC. W. Y.
Sold at wholesale by Ibh la Mcllihon r.nd C. f.
. _ Je 27 cod-mo ir
The Great inglish Eemedy irft
Hover falh to ciuo ftV
.VenoiMDoblUt > . V | . ftR
tal Kxhiustlon , Kmh-
ilana , ilmnliml Wcak-
ncsics.LOSTMAN R
HOOD , onJ all the
i.\ll eUocti of youth tl
ful fnllica ami cxcca-
id. It etOJU tla
ncntly nil u a
linoluntary
il rains iiivou thu aya-
leiu , the Inotltalilorc- P
„ - - - 'suit ' of thcuo uvilnrao- Pal
lew. which are so dwtruotUc to mind wiJ boJy
itialio llfo uiUcrable , often leading to Insinl- al
nd death. It stroiiijthena the Nen rijlnlu ,
tncmorj ( Wood , Muscles , MRentivc and llepro- \ *
luctlvo Orirans , It restores w all the oriranlc
unctlrns their former vlitor ami vitality , ma-
liftf cheerful and enjojablo. I'rlctf , ? 3a cc
iQltle , or four times tto quantity ? 10. Sent by cch
'xprcs * , Hucuro from olairiatlon , to any address , h
receipt of Price. No. 0. O. 1) . pent , except
receipt of ? 1 as a guarantee. Letters r > ai
iUcmtliiL' answers inu t Inclose etamp. _ aiS
Dr. Mintio'a Dandohon Pills S
tba best and choaiwst dysi > epsla and billloiu
Iu the market. Bold by all druggists. Price cc
cents.
Da MlxTis'd Kiu.vir RKXHPT , Smmem , 31
urnsill kind of Kidney und bladder coiupUliita.
roiiorrhoa , Rlcct and leucorrhua. for Ie by ll
31ft
718 Ollva St. , St.
For Sale in Omaha by
nZ6-lV a ft
Po Nervojo Sufferers
THP. GREAT EUROPF.AM REMEDY.
, J. E. Birnpsou'B Bpooifio
) U a i twit' * ocuiu tci t > iv mtoiihoa , bomlui i :
/cfclnuui , liLjiouacy , and t'l dliwuen ruultls ;
Kalf.Atuu' , u V uUl Anility , I-OMI
looiory , PuiMlu tbjltaci.cr.'i'aj. unil
- " "
Jj 'l Y.W& . Ji i ' " "
ZfliTgTri.il , " VjiuTcTiuaia cd o > lull i > i *
CI11"-
-
' ; , .cr.Up -
CO
nJ all druKiilitseiirywhisj. .
PITIT III PULLEYS.
E , M. MAXWELL , FREMONT , NEB. ,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR THIS STATE.
The following advantage * are claimed for this Pally : IT is STIIONOER nmJ more
durable , owiug ! 1. To the nb-encc of shrlnkao strains. 2. To the incited num
ber of ours 3. To the f net that the ritn M much stronger than tlio c.ut run. IT 13
UKTirn BALA.VCKD. iTISMl'CHUr/Iimi. / IT SAVES PELT1NO. IT IS CHEAriR. There
THEM to ) erform eatlsfartorilynny wgrk from tlio llchtest to tbo heaviest ,
SPLIT PULLETS from 12 to 43 Indus diameter only.
Pulleys of wider face than 18-lucharo provided with two sots arrrn without oitra-
chorge.
chorge.Vo supply each Pulley with two get-screws without extra charge.
ALSO
OUR OLA.IMS.
What we claim for our PATENT HOT POLISHED SHAFTING la :
Int. That It Is round anil straight.
2d. It can be accurately rolled to any deoired gauge.
3d. That its eutfaca bein comixxoii f mimetic nxlAt of Iron ohriatej any un
due tendency to ruat or tarntih , while it at tba same time gives one of tlia bait Journal
or bearing nurtures ever discovered.
4th. That it will not warp or spring in key Fcntin .
fith. That it is made of the very best of refined stock ,
B"l'or further particul.irB , prhe list and discount * , send to
E. M. MAXWELLS
Foundry and M.ichino Shop , Fremont N
'
"
"ATM. CLARK ,
Painter&PaperHanger
SIGH WRITER & DECORATOR.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
W \LL PAPER !
Window Shades1 and Curtains ,
COIINIOES CURTAIN POLES AND
FIXTU11ES.
Paints , Oils & Bruslics.
107 Sonth 114th Stroot-
OMAHA , - - - NEBRASKA.
HIT EO-m.Ve
PERFECTION
LWGS II Ir RfrsW IN
ROASTING AND BAKmO ,
is only attained by using
I ,
Stoves and Ranges.
WITH
Tl
WIRE GAUZE 07EB DOORS ,
Per s.ilo by
IVIILTOK ROGERS & SONS
Jull-m&elr
BERQUIST BROTHERS ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
A o < s
,
RopairiDg Done in all Branches , 410 S. THIRTEENTH OMAHA , Nhll. STlinET ,
Tha Oldest Wholesale and THU LEADING
EstaH JEWELRY HOUSE
Omaha. VJ si tor s can here IN TUB WEST I
find all novelties in SILVER Genera ) Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
VER WARE. CLOCKS ,
Organs manufactured.
Rich and Stylish Jewelry , Our prices are as Lo\7 aa
the Latest , Most Artistic , any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
and ] Choicest Selections ia Pianos and
Or/jans / Bold
PRECIOUS STONES and for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
all descriptions of PINE .
A SPLENDID stock
WATCHES at ao Low Pri Steinway Pianos , Enabe o2
ces as is compatible \rith Pianos , Vose & Sou's Pi
honorable < dealers. Call auos , and other makes.
and see our Elegant Now Also Clough & Warren ,
Store : , Tower Building , Sterling , Imperial , Smith
corner llth and Farnham American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before
Streets pur
chasing ,
MAX MEYER & BRO
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW CASES" "
_ A Large Stock always nu Hand.
IEP. O.
WHOL1SALI G- 1
1213 Farnhgm St. . Omaha.
\
NMlOLKSALE
Zephyrs , Germantown , Etc ,
5TOOK LARGEE THAN EVER. { l'Ma53M8ioF * * i iiI \
' '
I , OBERPELDERA''CO.