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N * JL THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA AYEDJfeSDAY , SEPTEAlBtf ell \ OMAHA , NEB. * S * A T tP' J. A. iGRALR AND KETML DCALKK IN Lath , Sninglos , Pickets , rS , 0GQBS , BUHD3 , mDHMS , LIME , GEMEN WSTATK AGKJfl TOR MItWAt > "V 1 t ! ' Koav TUniou Pswiiil ? rVm. OMH/x HENRY L1HMAMM , JOI.r.Bll OF W -A.LILi 3P.A. IP IE IE ? , , AND 'EASTERN ' PBSGES DUPLICATED. 118 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA STEELE , -JJHN80N & GO. AND JOBBERS IN Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and All Grocers' Supplies. . A Full Line of the Best Brands of CIG-MS AHB lAMMMiED TOBiOOO. for BEKWQQD SAILS ADD UFLIU Si HAND POWDER CO. POWER AND HAND HP artESuB Steam Pumps. Engine Trimmings , H1KCJQ Y , BBLTIKO , K03K , D1UCS AKU IRON ETTTIS03 PIPK. 8TU4 UNO , AT WHOLESALE AND ENTAIL. HALLADAY WIHD-BfiiLLS fiHURfiH'AMD GHOOUBELLS Cor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha , Neb. Omaha Steam Laundry. The only Laundry in Nebraska that is aupplied with complete machinorj for Laundry work. Send your orders by mail or oxoreaa. GOTTUEIMER , GODFREY & CO. , 1207 Farnham Street. DEALERS IH - Fire and Burglar PrD3 o 1020 Farnham Street , W.B. MILLAJtlJ. l. JUHNBON MILLARD & JOHNSON , Storage , Commission and Wholesale Fruits , 1421 & 1423 FAENHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED ] Agents for Peek & Uaualiers Lard , and Wllbor Mills Flonr OMAHA , - - - NEB REFERENCES OMAHA NATIONAL BANK , STEELE. JOHNSON & CO. , TOOTLE MAUL & CO. O. IE1. DRUGS , PAINTS , OILS Window and Plate Glass.- IWAnyono contcmplatlnz building store , lank , or any other fine 111 find It to tbelr ad tfte to corns end with uj before purthaalng tholr 1'late aiasa. O. Fv GOODMAN , OMAHAJ ! _ NEB. BERQUIST BROTHERS , MANUFACTURERS OF ( OFII P u P u S I X7VSL.C OKrS- : Repairing Dona in all Brandies 410 S. THIRTEENTH OMAHA NBI1 STREET , . IE1. O. WHOLESALE GROCER , I2J3 Farnham St. , Omaha , Neb. YOUNG CJEOKGB WASHINGTON. A LHtlo Incident Which Occurred In the Horo'a OmiUnootl Days , Iinr'.lhetoti tlankcve. It is the merry summer tinio. To him , the mother of Mio faihtr of his coimtiy : ' Ujur-o , i ? r , wlitm yon hp r > since Miinul Viiis olan f bton i.uwhcro , ma. " "Did j i > n ci mo straight home from School , i ! " "Yo. , mn'm. " "But : oismissod nt 3 o'clock nnd it is in w 0:30 : o'clock. How does tli t ' ? " "Got ' " " " fiint' kop'In. "What for ? "Missed m' joggrafy loss'n. " "But votir teacher wna hero on ly nn hour HBO nnd said yi u hadn't beoit At school all day. " "Got kcp' in ycatid dy , then. " "George , why were you not nt schoolto-dny ? " "Forgot. Thought all the time it was Saturday. " "Don't atatid on ono side of your foot in that mnnnor. Coiiui here to me , Guorco ; you have bten swimming. " "No. " "Yes yon have , George , Imvon't -you ? ' "Noap. " "Tell your mothur , Goorgo. ' "Nuek. " "Then what nwkm your hair to wet , my son ? " "dweat. I run so fual comin' from nchool. " "But your Dhirt is wrom ; side out. " Pul it on thnt way when I g > l up this morning - ing for luck. Alwayo win when you play for keeps if your shirt's on hin right sjeovo of your shirt on your arm , nt nil , George , and there is n hard knot tied in it How did that come theroJ" "Hill Fairfax tied it when I wnrn't lookin' . " "Utit what were you doing with your ohitt oil ? ' "Didn't have it off. Ho jcs took'n i tied that knot in there when it was on mo. " "George ! " "That's honest1 truth , lie did. " About that timp the noble ttushrod came along with a skate strap , and wo draw a veil over the droadtul scone , merely remarking that boys do not sooui to change BO much ns men. i. Incredible V , A , Scratch , drnggfot , Kuthven , Ont. , writes : "I hnve tlio greAtest confidence In your DmnocK ULOOD BITTEIIS In ono case with which lam personally ncinmmted tlicir biiccesg WAR nlnuMt incredible. One lady told mo that half a bottle did her more good than hundreds of dollars' worth of medliino the had previously taken. ' " 1'rlce 51.00. THE MONBi ORDKB SYSTEM. Plans for Its Perfection. WisMujUn Coirc'pondcicc Kcw York Ercnln ; Poet. The superintendent of tho1 money order division of the postotllco depart ment sent out on Saturday an order that hereafter , when a money order has remained sixty days in a postofBco without payment being demanded , the postmaster shall send a private notice to the payee , if his address is known , informing him of the fact and giving the name and address of the remitter. The payee Is requested by the circular to present the corresponding order for payment , if it is in his possession ; or , if it has not been received , to obtain it , if practicable , from the remitter , and , in the event of its leas in transit or otherwise , to suggest to the remit ter that ho make application for a duplicate. This circular in a now departure in the policy of the money order division , and is ono that ought to have boon made years ago. Had it boon adopted on the start , there would not now bo in the treasury to the credit of the money order system the great sum of over a million and a quarter of dollars , the accretion of money orders re maining unpaid. Not a dollar of this fund bolongu to the government. It belongs to the people who paid for N orders , which , largely through the de fects of the postal system , did not it reach iho persons to whom they wore sent. It may safely bo said that nitio- tenths of this sum could have been made to roach the payees , or could in havu been returned to the remitters , at had not n policy of concealment boon adopted , Iiiatend of seeking earnestly either to pay the money to the payees or return it to the remitters , a rule was adopted forbidding a pcstmaatpr , under penalty of diamissil lo furnish tliii very information now ordered to bo tivcn ; by the now circular. If the department is content with the prcoentstcp , it will fail to do nil that it should do to atop such a wrong ful detention of the people's money , t is evident that the payee of an un aid order may be out of roach after sixty days , and so may never receive at iifl notice. In such a case , after the apse of another thirty dayn , the re mitter should bo notified that the money ho has deposited remains un paid. AB of COUIBO the payee hau the irfct claim to payment , it would bo necutsarry to provide that eomo sot : ime perhaps six months additional should elapse before a rcpaymout she was made to the remitter. Nor aliould the ilfort to bo honest stop here Kvory moans should bu aken hy publication ut lists and bo thunviBO faithfully to disburse the und now on hand before passing u ing HTY to cover it into the treuuury , In uvury other rospcot the money ordrtr lyatoin , under tint supervision of D. U. F , AloD > ) iiald , is a model of preci sion and eHuc'.ivanueo , and even in the innt'or ' of this lapsed ordur fund it is probably loss nt fault than any other him eyetom in the Voild , and the step it has now taken is ono in advance of nout other system * , Hut nothing can bo said in favor of covering such a und into the treasury until every her means has been exhausted to find the real owners of it. A full fooling 'iiftor muala , dynpep < la , heart-burn , and Roneta ] ilMioath reliuvcd by Brown'a Iron Bitteia , Tiio Uhoyenne Muroer. I qu Ijrauile Iioueran | , ' . | not One of the uttractions of lifo at the Jheyenne Indian aguticy ia the ro- of aurved seat ticket to the regular On elaughter house innUitoo. The Bouncy tice butchora kill at thn rate of ten bul locks par hour while at work , nnd eo real was the rush to the ttlaughtor In pens for tlio iiitemal economy of the ilaughtered animalji that .Major Love found it ncceaenry toorcct a bos ollico and gate wheru norio but thoao holdIng - Ing tickets could enter and provide ho .hetnselves with these delicacies. This is not a sensation , it is the ilain truth , and wo dcsiro to cnll tha ittjOiition nf these who love and ad mire the Indian at a distance of 2,000 miles , to tlio imtliotio love for the beautiful which prompts the crooked- fanged and dusky bri Jo of old Fly- sure. up-tho-Groek to rob the aoan-groasu that man and the glue factory that eho | may make n Choycnnoffjtofiday , A ft mattnrof fnct , common'decency tvil j not permit ui ( o enter into tlio dis . cueaipii of this mnttor. Firstly , i would not bo M for the Ivrgh order o roarers who nro now p.Vyiti ; ; thc-ii money for Ilitt ifoomonitujjnnd , nee ondly , the Indian mMdon uv. the proa cnt moment atnmh nn n lofcy crag o the Hochy mountains , bmutiful it her wild simplicity , vo ring tha fringed garments of her trtbo. T < the sentimentalist shn appear * out. lined Against the glorious fey of thu now west , wearing n coronet of catjlo'i foftthora nnd n health coracjV Uuumed with fantastic bead work nnd wonder ful nnd impossible designs und art. ] { Shall wo tlum rush in pud v.-itli ruthless hand shnttnr this nenutiful picture ) .Shall wo portray her m she appeirs on her return from tlio great alaughtor house benefit mid mur.il ncgri'gation of digestive mementoes ! Shall wp draw n plr.turo of her , clothfd in n horsu blanket .vitli n neckhico of the fulao tooth of the pnl fnco nnd her conrso unkempt Imir hanging over her Htuoky feature. * and clinging to her warty , bony neck' No , no Fur bo it from ua to dcsiroy the lovely vision of coppsr colored grace nnd amolco tnnnod beauty , which the freckled student , of the effete east haa orcctod in the roso-hucd ohamhorn of fancy. Lot her dwell there as the phuny-liiubod princcaa of u bravo pee ple. Lot her ndorn the hat1 rack of his imagination , proud , J > eautifu1 , grand , gloomy and peculiar , while aa n matter of fact aho ia at that moment leaving the vestibule of the Daughter houao convoyint ; in the utnlcd lap. robe , which ia her solo adornment , the mangled lungs of n Texas steer , { JJNo man almll over say that wo have busted Jio beautiful Cigar Sign Vision that ho has erected in his memory. . Lot the graceful Indian queen that 1ms lived on in his heart over aiuco ho studied history and saw the graphic picture of the landing of Oolumbas in which Columbus ia just uuahcathing hia broad knife and the stage indium are tleoing to the tall brush , lot her arm sny , still live an. The ruthless hand that writes nothing but everlast ing , truth , and the stub pencil that yanks the cloak of the false and arti ficial from cold andporhupa unpalatable fact , will spsro this little imaginative Indian maiden with a back-comb nnd gold garters. Let her withstand the award march of centuries while the true Indian maiden cats the fricasaod locust of the plains and wonra the cavalry pants of progress. Wo may bo rough and thoughtless many times , but wo cannot come forward nnd ruthlessly shatter the red goddess at whoao shriuo the far away student of Blackhawk nnd other Fourth reader Blwi warriors worships. As wo said , wo decline to pull the cloak from the true Indian maiden of to-day and show her aa she ia. That cloak may bo all she has on and no gentleman : will bo rude even to the daughter of Old Bob-Tail-Flush the Cheyenne : bravo. % * # * "lt is a great art to/jjri.tho right thing at the right time. " ' ,0no person subject to derangement of tlio kidneys or liver has a protective duty to ner- form in purchasing a package of Kid ney-Wort. It invigorates thoao organs and by Its cathartic and diuretic oll'cct. cleanses the whole system of all bad humors. AN UNWILLING BKIDHQROOM. How a Mercenary i.over wet ) Brought to Time Y. Herald. Hoboken haa a sensation , and with ia revived aomo of the facts concern ing an atrocious murder. The wife of Theodora Scheror , the keeper of n or to hotel on Christopher street , near West , this city , was an important witness the trial of Martin Kinkowaki , the murderer of Ilinn Mullor. Her hua band , in whoao house the trunks were found , was too ill to attend. Schoror died shortly after the conviction. Ilia widow waa the widow of Air. Bein , to Tl whom she waa united about three years ago , After her second husband's demise - miso aho fell desperately in love with Charles P.irker , n handnoina young fellow , and a favorite in Hoboken society. The widow is not yet 35 , and still possesses some beauty. Parker apparently reciprocated the olloc- tion , and became a regular visitor her hotel. Ho finally per- auadcd her to move to Hoboken that she might bo nearer to him , and she willingly disposed of her property , nd and , with a snug sum of money ndT about § 15,000 engaged rooms in a fashionable boarding house on Park avenue. She herself tells the rest of the utory. She BJJ-H about Mirch : 1 srI and Parker agreed to bu married ; but 1m , according to her statement , I was not disposed to wild her until ho M wan in business and would in no wise dependent upon her bounty. This pleased the widow , and she was will to wait. Shortly uftpr this Parker informed her of a brilliant opportu Si nity to inuko a fortune. It was the purchase of u gliiss-Iotting establish ment at No. 42 Chambers street , this city. She was ready to aid him in tnakini ; the purchase , and advanced § 1,000 , but being n shrewd wo man she loaned the amount with the understanding that ho was to Jiavo tliu businoia assigned to her. Several smaller loans were obtained , Tuisiot ; J lover's indebtedness to $1,700 , Shu tarried long and many dates wore assigned for the marriage , but when they arrived ho would give some plausible reason why the ceremony ought to bo itill further delayed , Sim finally grow impatient , as his visits bpcumo ier.H frequent. She made in quiry , and ascertaining that he had had the business ho purchased as signed to her she made this the basis an action to bring him to terms. Saturday last Hho applied to Jus Itusch , of Hoboken , for a warrant , alleging that Parker had obtained money from her under false pretenses. court the widow waa willing to withdraw the complaint if iho alleged lover would have the justice unite the them in marriage. This was the w shortest way out of the trouble , and . accepted her proposition. The bride came up mniling , but the bride groom looked glum and requested thu ol 1'luin ' ( justice to "cut it short. " The bride , when she gave her ago to thu justice , work drew from the other high contracting UiU party the ungallant remark ; "Well , you'ro old enough to be married , that's thu . " This incensed her and shosaid she would not wed him and in A sisted on pressing the charge. This frightened Parker. Ho was defiant however , until the justice c uiiirjencoi filling up the commitment , when li < ipponchi'd thfbride. . Thcro was nre conciliation , and they wore nmlo man aid wife. They , with the justice and otheM who were assembled in the court , adjourned to arMg'iboriiij ' * tv tail runt and p.trtonk of tha wrddiiiR feast. ' Thn Law \mivenx\l ; It nuVctn all tlio Imtnnn fam ily , all ntiim.tK mid may lie oven f uml In pMcnt mctllcliic * , Sotno nto drnillc , nnil tlio patient l ohlljcil ; to MifTor jmltH wofro tlun tlio ( tlnc.vr ; Init in cn ci n ( oUlinn'c coiv > tl | > itlnn , ( ln rpsla , llirro Ii n roincily no K1NH , no Kontlo In It * elfoct * . mul yet no nAtiifuctnrv , us litlii'ot'K Htoon HtfrKni , Trtco $1.00. FOR CHICAGO , PEG FI ST. LOUIS , MILWAUKEE , DETROIT , NIAGARA FALLS , NEW YORKBOSTON , And all PoluU Ea t andO > outh-Eeit. TIIK LINK COM PIUSKd Neatly 4,000 lutlct. Solid Smooth Stool Tncki Allen connections nro miulo In UNION DbPOTS , Allr hiu a Natlounl ItcpnUtlon M bolni ; tin real Through Oar Line , nml Is unlfcraallr onrPJwt to bo thn FINEST EQUIPPED lUlf. ro d In the watlcl tar nil clasnoi of tra > e ) , Try It MH | you lll find travelliiff a Inxurj Inttoad ol a Jlscoinlott. ntiT Through Tickoti vU rhla ColcbratcJ Line (01 wJo at all olHcra In the Weal. All Information about Ilatoa o Fare , Sleeping CM AcocmmoJatlona , Time Tables , &c. , will bt cheerfully Riven by applylnlng to 2 < 1 Vlcc-l'ro't A ( Ion. M&nagorChIciuo , PERCIVAL LOWELU Oou. I'lwcMcr Agt. Chlciro , W. J. DAVENrOIlT , Gen. Agront , Council Dluffl. H. V. UUKLL , Ticket AKt. omaha JE aMPERISHABLE PERFUME. Murray & Lanman's FLSS8SIDA WATER. Best fur TOILET. BATH and I MDKERCHIEF. Genius Rewarded , OB , The Story of tiio Sewing tfaoblne , A handnoDie HUlo pamphlet , bine and gait1 cove with numerous oujfrnLngr , will be GWSN AWAY ny analt ptrron ci.lllnc ( or It , nl any brand ( ub-offlcoof The Hinder MonufnctunnffOoro pany , or will l > a ucnt br mall , post paid , Ic Mivr > rjO' > lli'luif afc * illnttncn frmn our oRlcel Thn Stnpr MannfaotarJng Do. , Ptlnclp&l Oflieo , ! ! 4 Union qnnr TTRW YORTT. 100,000 TIMKEN-SPRINC VEHICLES NOW I W USE. E They eurpaiu all other a for etay rldlnx. atyla durability , They uro for aalo by all Loading Oar- iage BuilUuni and Dealers throughout he country. 3PEENGS , GEARS & BODIES For eat b Henry I Timken , 3t Patentee tn-tIlulldrr of Pine Carrliv , sncx. . oxrxi- ? , - - reIn Samuel C , Davis & Co , , rom > I In IUI DRY GOODS IUIn 'lie .11 Clt ; tiu , D9nc -ho Th Oil IMPORTERS , w Washington Avo. and Fifth St. ST. LOUIS , MO. NOTIOB TO huilixl | iroK ; als ulll bu roctitiil at tliunlllcu of Hccrtiar ) of the llourtl of IJlucatlon of thu PeAK hoo' ' dUtrii't of Omaha , mull u o'llwk p. in. , AK .Momluj , KipttiiiluT'J'.th , tHxA for the trcclIon u > two.tori fraiuo liuIldln H , ono on I'll- tifiith mar \Vllllain htn-ct , and onu on rU-am > t trcct nn r HI , iUry'd aI'liuu , In auxirdAiicu w tth ami | iccillijitloiiK la bo kt n at the olllce ; ic\u llrud . arihltntu , Ktparatv i/lu will ho nettled forradi ( h ol Mi , and for thu building * romplutc. Thu Itoanl icmri vn tlio rlD'ht tu ri'jci t any or all the 113 order of thu Special liulldln C'oininlttvc ol Ikxvl of IMuutUoii. IU Ot CiuiaM Co\0f KR , Bcc'y. off trUIpackage of "BLACK-DnAUGHT LiP chare . M : * jaa tuStauaanX t. .l 1t21U' f Z XOT'KSit"-ffxa2fflHKfe5 ? Siuplo Brooch Loading Shot Onus , from 85 to 818 , DoubloBroo oh Loading Shot Onus , $18 from to 875 , Mnzzlo Loading Shot Dims , from 30 to 825 , Fishing Taoklo , Base Balls and all Kinds of Fanoy Goods , Full Stock of Show Oases Always nn " Imported and Key West Cigars , a largo line of Meer schaum and Wood Pipes and everything required in a first-Class Cigar , Tobacco and Notion Store , figars from $15.00 per 1,000 upwards. Send for Price List and Samples. DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERS HOTEL IWTXLf. AHLINUTON. J. Q. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Nnh < WEATHEHLY HOUSC , fA. 0. WEATHERLY , Manning , Iowa. REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. O. REYNOLDS , Coon Rapids , Iowa. SARATOGA HOTEL , J. S. OTr.LLINlUB Mllford , Nob. MARSH HOUSE , E. MANS , BROWNSVILLE Net. COMMERCIAL HOTEL * JOHN HANNAH , Stromiburg N HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL Loultvllla OITY HOTEL , CHFNEY & CLARK. BlBlr , Neb. COMMERCIAL HOTE. , J. G. MEAD. Nellgh , Neb. GRAND CENTRAL E.SCYMOUR : , Nobraika Olly'N b MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , P. L. THORP , Weeping Water.M * COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. OAARPER , Hardy , Nob. GREENWOOD HOUSE , W.MAYFIELD , Greenwood , NOD COMMERCIAL HOUSE , E. STOREY. Olartnda , low * END'S HOTEL , . . . E. L. ENO , Eremont Ntb EXCHANGE HOTEL. O. B. HAOKNEY , Aihland , Neb METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LOVELL , Atklnton , Neb MORGAN HOUSE , E. U GRUUB , Qulde Rood , N . SUMMIT HOUSE , QWAN & DECKER , Oraiton , la , HOUSTON HOUSE , QEO. OALPH , Extra , la. REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. M.REYNOLDS , Atlantic , In. WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKER , Audubon , la. COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 6. BURGESS , Neola , la. OITY HOTEL , Dl A. LLIAMS , Harlan , la , PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. OUMMINGS , Oornlng , la. NEBRASKA HOTEL , JU | AVERY , Btanton , MERCHANTS HOI EL J W. , BOULWARE , IDurllngton Jur-rtlon , M COMMERCIAL HOTEL , Blanchard , la. PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK , Bhonandoah , la , OOMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Dayld Olty , Neb DAQNELL HOUSE , CHAS.BAQNELL , College Sprlnci , la. COMMERCIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTON , Vllllica , la. JUDKIN8 HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , la , DALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Grove , la COMMERCIAL HOUSE B , F. OTEAHNB , Odebolt , la WOODS HOUSE , JOHN EOKERT , Osceola , Neb DOUQLAB HOUSE , J. 8. DUNHAM. Ol.rkt , Neb. BEDFORD HOUSE J. T. GBEEN , Bedford la. ARLINGTON HOUSE , J. M. BLACK & SON , Maryivlllo Mo NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER , Norfolk Junction N b WIN8LOW HOUSE Q. McOARTY , Seward , Neb. AURORA HOUSE M. B. JONES. Auroar Neo. OROZIER HOUSE O. R. CrtOZ'ER , Sidney , Neb. AVOOA EATING HOUSE D. W. ROCKriOLD. Avoca la CENTRAL HOUSE LOOKWOOD & OHATTUOK , Red Oak FOSTER HOUSE Oapt. JOHN FOSTER , Lowli a WHITNEY HOUSE E. HAYMAKER. Grliwol DEPOT HOTEL , O L. CHAPMAN , Dunlap , la. LUSK HOUSE. J A. LUSK. Logan , la. DOW OITY HOUSE , W. H. MORTO" . Dow Olty , la. JAQGER HOUSE , JAGGRR& SON , Denlion , lo , HAHMON HOUSE , TAMA. OITY. IA. . Ilnrmon & Krnlea , Prop. HEAT YOUR HOUSES FURNACES IN THE WORLD. w ADI : nv RICHARDSON , BOYNTON & CO CHIOA'GO , now 1882 Impr < vonienU. Mor. prnoUoal fo.nr. ; Cost long to Lorpln iniiir ; UBOJOHM fuolt will no moro lioat unlalarKur volnuioo' ' pure nir tlun any iirnaco ina'lo ' Bold liy riKHCr.Y ti Itlt ADFOUIOinana , Noli 3ioni City S JPaeifie 9IOI7X OITTf ROUTB Hunn ilolld Tr 'n Ihronxh ( ion Council Blails to Bt. P nl Without Ohrnue Tlrnr , Only 17 Hour * < < cs a HJJ.J.1 : JliOUTKB noun riou COUNCIL DLUFFS ST. P * vi , uiiwsMoua DUW.H OUHBUAP.OH tin ! | [ UlnM la Norlh rn ] om > , lrno .U nd tin'/t ! , Thu line U cqutj'jio'l with the Imi'isvoJ Voi.Uihi ( ) : i ) .mt.-.wttlc Alr-lirnk' ind UIlli Mi tin Cociilir nd ! tut/ur Dd lor Ul'ilKO. UAKKTY ANJ ) WlttOKt unenriu.i4xi. I'nlln.ia ? il cn Illnojilni , ' C t untljtoujh r/lTflOUTCilANOK l t cii K n nO'.lyr.ml HU ri.l , / ! Co.mcll Klnffi ur < lloiu City. Iraltu krvo LnKm J'oclGo Trmuler nt Conn Ilrffi : , At 70 p. in. ilklly cu rrlrul nt KIDUI ity , lit Jc < oili ; aii < l Onuncll Illultj troln Irocn Bontli. Arriving t tlloiu Olty 11 0 p. in ul IVieN w Uulon D pat tt St. I'oul 11:68 : loon < i'KN UOVHt , IN ADVANCE OT AKT OTHtB fiOUTK. jlTf.iin mbor lo UklaKtlie flloui City Iloat roagut uTbiourli ) Trt.ln. Tbu Hhcrtost Iiii QiilchtbtTii.iu * nd a OcmlorUUb Hldi In tb rhin'V' ' ' C'fcri l.utwi'uii COU.VUIL UnUr-fH AND HT. PAUr. . /TBe lh t your Tlckititbiwl via tlio "Eloui Jlty and lUclOs lullioaj ' / IL WArn.Krf , J. R. I10CHAKAN HoiierlutfuJeijI. ( Ion1 1'iuw. Ae nl UlAourl Vullov U. W. H. l > VIt' , Bouthwccttm Cfteeonircr Aont | , I'ourcll lilufla In ftolrijr Kul t ke tbi IJMcago&ifopfliffest- era lca\u Oicaha 3:10 : p. m. anil 7:40 : a. m. lull Inforiiutloii call on 11,1 * . DKUKL , Ticket Ageut , lllli and Furuam U. , J. 1IKIX , u I' . Hallway lt | > ot , oral JAMKbT.CLAUK , Utucral k-uii t. LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY COLLEGE I Three courses ; open to both wxou. AOADB CUselcM and i lU Olrui bo t ol train.nn lor college or liiu'n KJSBUY HALLi-BemTnary for Vounif Lodlw. Uumirpwuod la bounty and hoaliutul. DOUJ ot eltiutloii , and In ultuut o ( adtautaicvt offered and thoroiigliuew ol tnilnlllgghtu. Oo Lake MlclUjjaii. Year bogliu Sept ml > r IS , 1682. Appl o PRBST. : aiiKQORY , LuUo Koreat , 111. JylB-oouiUa KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE KiiOM COL. L. T. 'FOSTER. Yoiiuitown : , Ohio , Hay 10 , ISfO. PR. II. J. KrNiiAU , A Co. I Moil ftivcry valua. hlo Ilamlilctonlin colt tint Iprl/ml very I Itchly , holiad n lirgo lioiionpavin in nno joint and a dmallnno on the nthtr which rnailo lilin very lamu ; I had lihn unilcr Iliu clmrKu o two veter inary iiiri'ronii whlcli failed to euro htm. 1 waa onoday roadlngtho dvortl tincnt ) ol Kcndall'a Bpatln Curd In thn Chicago Kxprcaa.I determined atoncototry It and got otircriUK W fccro to ernJ forlt , enl they ordered tlireo bottles ; 1 took all and I thought I would ( 'ho t n thuroUKh tilal. I used It aicorUIni , ' to dlrectlrna and the 'onrth day the colt comcdtohu Inmo and the lum shmodlnijipcarid , I lined bu one bottle and tl'O colt's llinbo are as ( rro of I u in pi and aa tmootli an any horao hi the etatu Ilo It rntlro- ly curuil. The euro w no reniarkablo that I ha\o lettHOof my neU'libora bmu the remainIng - Ing two bottles Hho are now uxlnxlt. Very rcopoctfully , U T. FOSTKIt , Bend for Illattratod circular gMnt positive proof. Price } ! , All Druciflbts havolt or ran Kctltlor jou. Pr. II. J. Kendall t Co' , , I'ro- prloton , tnoiibiirrli Falln , Vt. BOLt > BY ALL DRUGGISTS d-wly - _ _ _ GRAY'S BPEOIFIC MF.DIOINE TRADE MAflK.T'lu , ' nrwltTJU UK MARK Kngllth rem edy , An nil * fallliiK euro for Hemlnul \Voakne8u , fipurnmtor- rhca , Impot- BEFDKETAKinQ.tequo.ice of AFTER TAKINR , bcll-Abiiwi ; an lata of Memory , Universal Lull tudo.J'aln In the U&cU , Ulmnciu ot Vision , I'ro mature Old Ape , and many other DUciscs that lead to Insanity or Consumption and a IrTrinv tureUravo. tdTKull particulars In our pimuhlct , which we denlro to lend free t v mall to every one. WTTbo BpeclQcMedlclno la sold by all druhVl'ta at II pur package , or Opuckigei for 5 , or will bo > cnt frua by mr.ll on refipt ol the money , by THKGI'.AY 4EUIUINKCO. , Cutfalo , N , Y. NERVOUS DEBILITY , AGar * Oaiiriintoorl * Dr. K. 0. VfctVu Herve and IlraTu Tro tiueak A Kjiitmo for Hyttcrla , Dlitlueuu , Coniulalooi. Nervouu Hradache , Cental Depression , I/JIM of leadi to inluery , decay and death. One boi will cure recent caaoi. Eah box contain * one montli'a treatment , Onu dollar a boi , or alx boios for five dollart ; Bout by mall prepaid on receipt ol urlce. We guarantee elx boxu to cure any caie. With each order received by UK for ilx boxtia , ac- companled with flre dolbirii , 111 tend the pur chaser our written tuaruutoo to return tha money If tha treatment doi not cdfct a cure , U. i , Oooilmin , iJruei'lKt , Sole. Wholesale and ( I , it Omcha , Won. Ord > cn by mall at _ HI 0,1 _ _ _ dtwlv _ THE KEKDALL PLAITIMIAOHfflE ! DBSSSKHRS1 OOMPAHIOH , It plalU tool I'.Sot a u Incii to Utb In the coarouat fclta or nee t hi ILI It clew nil klndaat.detyloiollaUtnf In me. No lady that dtx > 4 hgj own dreu-uuklox can a3orJ to do without one 01 nice pUJtlcg- never out of faiitilcn , If > eea Ik oolln luolf , lot UacUnco , Clrculsia or Aitont'i terue addrMt OONGEK & OO , , Adifflt tit , . '