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THE DAJLY BEE-OMAHA WEDNESDAY , NOVEMBER 29 Life is given by using BROWN'S IRON BITTERS. In the Winter it strengthens and warms the system ; in the Spring it enriches the blood and conquers disease ; in the Summer it gives tone to the nerves and digestive organs ; in the Fall it enables the system , to stand the shock of sudden changes. I/i no way can disease be so surely prevented as by 'keeping the system in per fect condition. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS ensures per fect health through the changing seasons , itdisarms the danger from impure water and miasmatic air , and it prevents Consump tion , Kidney and Liver Dis ease , &c. 77. 5" . Berlin , Esq. , of the well-known firm of H. S. Berlin & Co. , Attorneys , Lc Droit Building , Washing ton , D. C , writes , Dec. 5th , 1881 : Gtnllemtnr I take pleas ure in stating that I liavcuscd Brown's Iron Bitters for ma laria find nervous troubles , caused by overwork , ith excellent results , Beware of imitations. Ask for BROWN'S IRON BIT- RS , and insist on having it Don't be imposed on with something recom mended as "just as good ! " The genuine is made only by the Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore , Md , DELiGIOUS DRINK In TfotVonthor Mix with Kino Ice. In Cold Weather Mix with Hot Water. Add Lemonade ( when Convenient ) to the Tasto. T iu'"IIU ' PUs'Ott" ti otittperlor quilltv.and moctt with marked papuUr fiver at a healthful and jaXtntilo HrlnH , j It u fMpir'd wifhgroat euro frn.ii tlio licst m - torlalit , tvnilwllllii ) found H L-fu aVI addition to thoiliolcn thliigt of the table which undonlai- hlyinu iotlio pleieurc * of life frd rianuiaxo KOOI tf Ipwif.limnd Kood nature If tightly on- Joyo' Families , Clubs , Hotels , Excursions , Picnics and Xachtimj Parties Pro nounce Hub Punch Unrivalled. * Tbo "nUBl'UNOl [ ! BI < 1 by 'l leading fam- Tra-ie $ upplitl at Manufacturer't prictt byill. A. JfcSamara , Omaha. Familia tupplUil ly At If , Oladttone , Omaha , Ntl > , CORSETS Every Corset la warrttiitod antla- factory to Ita wcaror la man way , or the money frl1' * > o rctumlod by Uio person trom whom It was bought. Th onljrOoretrroiioune d by our Ifadlnc | .hT lclui kot Injurlou. to tliaweanr , andindorMxlb lidlM a tb 'luo.tcomfortttUiii ani t * ' ' ' CWUB OorKJt ere rmcE&br VM , ro u e reiJi Bealtli I'rtwt lur. 1.6O. Belf.AdJu.Unafl.BO AbAeinlaal ( cxtmbeoTr ) 0.00. Nurnta * , 1.BO Hfflth Vrt > erTlnc ( Bno routll ) f8.00. BUIrtPl > p rtlnr , 1.00. V0r aal * by leadlpy llctHU UcMlvr * i OUIOAQO consul ' , co , , cuicueo , uu ulSocd& < o y 100,000 TIIVIF.N-8PRlHGVEHiCLai8 ) ( M O IN U a Jn * un. % rJlotb ri ( for ejiy rldlii , ' . ( t/1 ' ilJ.rabUlty. l > Tnoy are for Halo by all Leading Oar lao ; Builders and Doaloru througbon be country , BPHmOR GEAEi & BODIEE For 111 b Henrv Timken l'4teutoe uilulldcrcf Flue Carrla < tt , * BLAOK.DHAUGHT' : emu * ' ' THURLOW WEED , Ool , A , X , McOluro's ' and Horac Grooloy's ' Estimates of the Man. A Poet Mostem Dissection o 1 His Character and Oarojr by "Gath. " In the PhllaJtlrh'aTimes. Thnrlow Weed presents the inos positive and distinctive characteristics uf Any citizen of this or any other ago In our political history , IIis life waa an anomaly ; his power waa unexam pled ; his wisdom aa a leader seldom il over equaled and never excelled , lie wns the ono Warwick of American politics ; the ono man who taught 'in lustrloua lessees for all , that the greater power of intelligence and nkill is in private citizenship not in oflico. . lie was often moro mighty than presi dents , and his power endured in all the mutations of politics , while presl dents , cabinets , senators and commoners monors faded from their rcspcctivo spheres ; and ho provnd , as no other child of our free institutions over irovcd , that the highest title to > ewer is the highest citizenship of the republic. T/iurlow Wood wan not great in many of the accepted attributes of roatnoBS. lie would nnt have been re at as a placeman. IIo wan no ora- or ; waa seldom hoard in oral dioputa * ion and then only in aovcro brevity ; vas no magnetizer of the multitude , > ut was a rugged , homely thinker ; a lear < hoadpd and etrangely dispataton- to actor , and ho spoke and wrote in pigrams. Horace Grooloy , who was Vood'fl early pupil in politics , wrote f him as man of "coarao mould and bro ; tall , robust , dark-featured , hrowd , rcsolnto and not over ucrupul- > us ; keen-sighted , though not far-soo- ng , " and as "tho most contentious nd pungent writer of editorial pua- rapha on the American press. " Ho- erring to Wood's moral forces , Qreo- oythns gently touches the shadows f the character of the great War- rick : "I cannot doubt , however , that : ho had never aeon Wall street or VashCngton , had never hoard of the took board , and had lived in BOIUO mdiscovorcd country , where logisla- on is never bought nor cold , his life rould have boon moro blameless , two- ul and happy , " Oith In The Cincinnati Unqulrcr , I never paid him but ono visit ; and , osiring to keep a moderately good pinion of him , I never wont to uuo um again. Ho was living in the louse where ho died , in the roar of a lurch yard , clone to Fifth avenue , nd had a pretty little oflico in the rent part of his honeo , with many ortraits ofpornona ho had known , ti icily photographs and prints , hung n the walls , Ho expressed bio aur- iriao that I had not been to sco him icforo. I found ho wan a bundle of irojudices agaimt individuals and of ominlacencos whioh had no moral di- ection. Ho was man a of romarka- > lo slzo , and of peculiar yet not invit- iting exprcseion , and reminded mo u some rospocta of Simon Cameron , who was always affable , yet never olo- ating. There waa no channel in the lifo of 'hurlow Weed bounded by convlo- ons , and flowing toward largo , pure ooauio purposes. Ho liked the In- rlpues of politics , WAS fond of telling f the cunning things thai ho had ono , and it seemed to mo that he onsidered his leadership to have boon lone ; series of serious personal jokes , [ o was a weather prophet on public pinion , but ho only consulted it to mow when to carry his umbrella , not ith reference to the effect of rains nd drought and storms on the uni- orual cropa. Ho raised his umbrella nd took that politician ho was torn- jorarily carrying on his arm under ho friendly bombazine , and winked .0 soojgroatcr men left out in the ain. ain.Ho Ho had u great deal of respect imnng politicians of his own u < jo who tad lived through the name party opi- odes , but had not como to Mr. weed's mportancu , though they had aspired o bu like him. Those have assisted o spread his fame with a younger gen- ration ; but it seems to mo absurd to lass this old country Mottornloh with ho formulators of Ideas , like Seward , or Oalhoun , or Greoloy. His power vas obtained by being shifted to Al inny , the corrupt Capital of tha State rom various little country towns , where ho had published ephemera ! ind sharp weekly papers. Albany H'como his world. Now York never jocamo him , Ho obtained an intcrem n various street railroads , whoso char- ; era wcro procured nt Albany , aiu these stocks rising and paying divi douds made him rich. Iu that n&y ho came to Now York Oity , and dice lioro. I know many a politician in Philadelphia and other places , who 1m no reputation at till , and not much ro ' tp'oct , who is to-day independent b ; the same ntroot railroad contrivance Horiford'c Aold Fhoipbato IK UKUILITY. Du. W. H , Oolcombo , Now Orleans La. , saye : "I found it an admlrabl remedy for debilitated ntato of the nystom , produced by the wear and tea of the nervous cncrgloi. " Ostrich Farming , fit. Louli Itepubllran. It is high time that the farmers o Sllesouri woru turning their attontlo to raising ostriches , It has been to < long overlooked. A recent pamphlo on ostriph farming deinoiiBtratcs bo yontl dispute that tt is enormous ! profitable , and in a very reputable ruu proper businces besldoa. Perhaps ni oxpLanatlon of the low condition o ostrich farming in Missouri is to bi found in the limited acquaintance o Missouri farmers with these catiumbl birds. A premium Shanghai rooster tall enough to look in at the kitchoi window , is the nearest npproximatio to an ostrich that most of them eve taw , Hat an ostrich can do bette than that , An ostrich is the talles bird in the world. There have booi tailor birds than it in the world , bu they have passed nway , leaving th oitrieh the most aUitudiuous fowl in uxiatonce , A full-grown ostrich ca look in the Bocond-ntory window if i is not too high ; indeed , a full-slzei bird of this epociea can look iu th garret window If allowed to stand o platform raised half the dlit nj9 Ostriches are not particularly prized for their flesh. Nor their eggs , A female ottrieh will l y n great man ? eg g of a prodigious BIZB as largo as a cocoanut ; but oitrieh eggs are not spe cially adaptable to omlot-maklng nor to egg-nog. What are ostriohos raised for , then ? it will bo asked , Feathers , An ostrich feather is as superior in com mercial value to the longest and grandest plumes of a Shanghai rooster as the ostrich ia superior to the rooster ter in persopal dimensions length , breadth and thlcknooa. A single ono is worth $1 at wholesale , and a sin- Rio bird , when full grown , will yield $10 to $150 worth of plumes at a plucking , and , if well fed and cared For , will give two pluckinjzs a year. With these figures before her , a Mis souri farmer's wife can to the ioi- monso superiority of oitrieh farming , as n producer cf pin money , over chicken hatching. A stock of ostriches to begin will cost something , The chiokn are worth $50 oaoh at a month old ; ono hundred will cost $5,000 , and another $1,000 for their keeping ho first year , But at thirteen months if ago they may bo subjected to the Irst plucking , yielding n crop of feath ers worth $2,500 at ths lowest calcu- ation. And this is not all , ostriches iroduco ostrischos , as well aa fcath- > rs. Ono cot of birds , a cock and two lions , till give in a roar 180 egg ) , and thcno will um out 130 chicks. If only 100 of hceo live to the ago of a month , they vill bo worth , at $50 each , $5,000. ? o branch of ordinary poultry-breed- ng can furnish results comparable to his. It may bo objected that en riches live in hot deserts , and would ot fancy a residence in Mlscouri , ? his is a mistake. They live and hrivo in parts of Africa and South tmorica where the snow falls to n { renter depth than in Missouri. They ire easily raised. An ostrich has > ocn known to swallow nails , chips , nd whetstones. They ought not to 10 limited to this metallic , fibrous and tnd fossil diet , ho trover. When the > est results are Bought , a proper sup- > ly of grain and grass should bo f urn- shod them. If it should bo objected hat Missouri waa not cut out for an atrioh state , we 7eply that ur laws make special provision for an nfirmity of thia sort. TVo have a ariff system carefully constructed to ester and stimulate industries In ilacos unfitted for them and if , after a air trial , the infant industry of ostrich rowing should ohow signo-of incapac- .y to triumph over the difficulties of Missouri qovarnmont , a republican cngresa if there ia over to bo an ther could bo appealed to , to levy a protective duty of $1 on every ostrich oathor imported , with a bounty of $1 o every lady for every now American oathor nho should purchase This would , in tlmo , establish oatrich farm- ig in Missouri on BO firm a founda- ion that it could defy competition rom Timbuctoo , Buenos Ayres and no Mackalolo region of Africa. Worthy ol As a rule we GO not recommend patent .ledicince , but when wo knovr of ono that rally is a public benefactor , nnd docs oaltivolyj euro , then wo consider it our uty to Impart that information to all. Slectrio Bitten aretruly a most valuable icdlcino , and will surely cursBiliousness. . 'over ' nnd Ague , Stomach , Liver and lidney Complaints , even vxsro all other omcdies fall. Wo know wessof wo speak , ad can freely recommend thsm to all. Ixch. Sold at fifty ccnia n bottle , by I. F. Goodman. The Amenltloa of Show-Life. It. Louis Olcta-Dtmocrat. Oho-Wah , the Chinese dwarf , who s connected with a traveling museum , cached the city last night , and is topping at Barnum's. In Chicago , ist week , Cho-Wah waa given a great oal of notoriety by the publication n the papers of that city of sensa- ional reports about a marrriago that ras about to take place between the warf and a young girl of aristo- iralio family. Ono ohoot , in a , ongthy article , stated that Cho-Wah nd his betrothed applied to a Oatho- c priest and tried to induce him to [ o the knot , but that ho refused on ho ground that the groom was n iuddhist , It-wan said -that the girl ollowod the dwarf from Baltimore in ho hope of marrying him , and that a priest in that city had also boon iikcd to perform the ceremony , but hat ho refused for the reason given in ) hicago. It waa stated that the girl ntended to accompany the museum o St. Louis , and that hero another attempt would bo made to have the marriage solemnized , This story was not only published in the Chicago pa- lora , but the agent of the Western Associated Progs telegraphed a con densed report of it to the principal cities in the country. A Globe-Democrat reporter called on Oho-Wah at'his _ hotel lost ovonlug ind found him in bed with the giant [ M room No , 15 , Ho did not deny that iio was the curiosity alluded to in the Chicago aonsatiou. Ho poakc good English , and docs not look uiucl : like a Chinaman , J "Will you try to got married in St , Louis , uaked the reporter , "Who will I marry ? " was the response sponso , "That girl you tried to tie up to it : Baltimore und Chicago. " That's n lie , " the dwarf roplioc with emphasis , "I never asked a gir to marry mo slnco I was born , am never expect to. " "Who started the atory that yoi were about to marry a wealthy Irlsl glrll" "Tho man who was running oui show. " "What did ho do It for ? ' "What did ho do it for ! " cchoei Che-Wah with surprise. "Just to ad vertlso the museum , that's all. It appears that Che-Wah waa not i cloco reader of the Chicago papers , ani that ho did not know of the stir hi was creating in the social circles o that city , Ho could not account foi the increase iu business at the museun until the engagement in Chicago hat closed , when the "ad" wns oxplaiuci to him. Fraud Tens of thousands of dolva ! nro tnu.mil ered yearly on travfllnjf quacks , who g from town to town pryfossini ; to euro al the ills that our poor iumaulty is heir to Why will the pub\i. \ not lenrn corumoi nemo , nud if they % re Buttering from dya pejulaor liver couplalnt , ln\eata dollar Ii Bi'iilNQ ULOSHOT , told by all druggltti am endorned bv'ue faculty , See twtlinonl ala. 1'rlce pO cents , trial bottle 10 cents. lienllli , iul biipplnees for lauVe WASHINGTON NOTES. President Arthur's Annual MeBEBRO. "Whoro It li Doing "Written find Whnt It In Expected to Contain QottlnR Oat the Depart ment Reports. Millcxlelphla ItccorJ. WABUIMOTON , November 24. Washington in as busy ns n big the.v tcr on Monday afternoon. In awe wo ok or two iti annual performance vill begin , and everybody is working lard to complete the necessary prep- iratlons. Everybody who isn't writ- UK an annual report or fixing up the capital for the Gaiilold Monument air is cleaning houno. All the men , with n few exceptions , nro getting ready to play some part before the > ublio eye in the coming winter , and all the women , without exception , nro getting ih CMS elves and their houses ready to _ mcot the social demands of private lito during ho season which ia about to open. The stage is being swept ; the rubbish carted away ; the old scenery touched ip and now scenery painted ; the botlighta ore being rotipped and the machinery of the stage topairod. Wo are doing what wo can , too , to make ho theater attractive to the eye and comfortable to the body. Wo want hat it should look warm and homo- iko when the lights are lit and the audience comes in and asks for a pro * In a ploaaatit two-atosy cottage of composite otructuro on a low , brand till in the chain surrounding Waoh- Injjton , almost directly north of the iontor of the city , the president , dua- ug most of bra waking hoiira , is writ- ng his annual message to congress. The cottage tt roully a pleasant little icnao , ono of & village of pleasant lit- lo houaos wiihin the Inolosuro Bob apart by the savings of the poldicro of ; ho republic aa a homo for those of .heir comrades who are crippled by advoiao fortune- the great otrugglo or eiistouco. 3t is the prettiest spot ncco Washington , and ono o the irottiest in the world. In times past t has bcon anything but a homo for ho old coldiora who have had to work Iko BO many plantation darkioa to noko beautiful what they wore always oo tired to onjp ? But at all times t was n very beautiful park. Grant used to go out there sometimes In the ummer , too , and so did Huyos. ivory president likes it better , forever over ? year it grows prettier , and by and by. I don't think they will care to ; o any whcro else. At' any rsto , Air. Arthur finds it very pleasant to live hero fora little while until Lord High phamberlain Rockwell shalli have inished' the renovation at the White louaa , . which ho planned' last ummor. When , the Lord High Chamberlain shall have finished jutting , white paint on the rallo of the mansion , black paint on ho railings , and/ gold loaf everywhere on the outside , and new carpets and now furniture nnd now hangings on the inside , whioh may bo next week , and whioh may bo never , Mr. Arthur will be able to como homa. Mean while ho has had a lot of old carpets and furniture moved out to the cot- age , and after several experiments , nvolving at least one conflagration , which was dolorously extinguished by Aleck , the valet , with his his- crio whisk brash , succeeded in [ pfting the .fires started * He lives raoat of the time in what an swers for 'jho library out at the cottage , in easy clothes and with a ; oed cigar , writing , revising and pol- ahiug his annual message. It will to , like his message of last year , rather a report of the events of the > ast twelve months than a message of Buggoitiaj ) , There will bo , I am told1 } no startling recommendations in it. Nevertheless great care will bo taken o prevent its being published in the newspapers before it is sent to con- ; resa. This with a vie w of enhancing ts importance. Down in the amphitheatre wo are all working quito os hard aa in the gentleman on the hilltop. Some of us are laying carpets and polishing desks and swooping out the galleries n the halls of congress , while other jusy hands are trying to make those ghastly bare walla of the rest of the capitol passably pretty for the benefit of the inon and women who are to vi it the fair next week. Outside , on the north side of the capitol , work men are beginning the marbln terrace which is to turn the cap itol right around so as to make it face the city on the west , Instead of the jail whore Quiteau was hanged , the congressional cemetery , where congressional paupers are burled and the insane asylum , whore public lunatics are confined , on the oast. Down en Pennsylvngln avenue hun dreds of laborora are trying to lay an artificial stone sidewalk on the north side of the street , from the capltol tr the treasury department. Huudrude of merchants , whoso shops front on the sidewalk , are doing their bent tc prevent the laborers from succeeding , not that they don't want the new-side walk , but that they don't want to be fencad in with boards and barrels , sc that the gicat tide of pedestrians forced out of Its usual channel , 11 owe down the avenue nearer the car tracki than the curbstone. No [ one can to ) how the merry war over the barroli will end. In the granite and marble building ! collectively known aa "Tho Depart menta" everybody , young and old big and little , ia writing n "report1 about Homethiug or other that ho dli or didn't do during the past year. Ir this wild competition the only difference once between ono man and auothci seems to bo that the bigger UK otliclal is the bteger is hla report and that sometimes n very bij official- say a secretary of the troaa ury is permitted to seclude himsel from the vulgar world for an indofi iiUo lecgth of time on the plea tha ho "has a report to write. " Ever ; year these reports are larger ant trashier. ( The great aim seems to b < to see how long a report can ba go into print as a publication of the gov eminent printing office. Then the ladies wo must not for got them they are struggling as oulj Washington people have to struggle with the house furnisher and the house doctor and the whitowashcr ant the tradesman. In Washington to go a thousand promises for every per forruanco. Long ago b.8fote the war I presume -procrastination stole all the time there . Now-a was. - days people ple who are wanted "to do things round the house in the fall or m the spring.or at nny time whatever , promises you mshtanco as readily as the penniless man 'promises money , Probably with as little hope of ever fulfiilling his promise. Ho goea on promising just as that delicious Oho- shire grin wont on grinning long after the cat had vanished , just from habit. Everybody in Washington is a month behindhand , All the * bop and nil the Workmen have issued ten times as many promises as they can possibly redeem , and hundreds of hearts are palpitating under silks and satins lost the "season"7 come and find their liabitations still In summer garb with out a sinttlp winter garment. Some > f them in desperation sio Joy. ing their own carpets , polishing their own floorn , buvnishing their own netals and putting up their own eur- ; aina. One of the loaders of Warning- ton society was found by a fashionable caller , calling at o fashionable hour , .ho other afternoon , on a tall step- addar , in the center of the great bow window of her elegant drawing room , mtlins up her own lambrequin , aided by her bntlor and her raid. The little lecture delivered 'rom that rostrum "by our friend- , .ho loader aforesaid1 , never more graceful. dignified and brilliant than- at that moment , would have produced in effect , I think , as she spoke of > roken puomises and blighted hopoa , even upon iho callous howt and soared conscience- a Washington uphol sterer , if lit could have been gathered n just thon. Probably he- would have m engagement at the president's cot- age at that particular houtr. If you iomo to Wellington to live you would jotter sot to'work at once for your- lelf ; you'll probably havoto > do it any how , and you > may as wolS do it first aa last. MADE. Wo cannot h * ! ? noticing the liberal offer nrtdo to all invalids nnd sailurora by Dr. Clng's Now Discovery for Consumption. You are requested to call at O. F. Good man's Drug Storennd get a TKol Bottle fftt of coit , if yon-arc suffering with Con- nnmptlon , Sovoro-Goughs , Colds , Asthma , Jrcmchltis , Hay 3ever , Loss of Volco , Hoarseness , or any affection of the Throat 9i Lungs. It will positively CUTO-TOU. REMEMBER THIS ; . If you are sick Hop Bittoia will aaroly aid Nature i" making you well wion all else fails. If yon nro costive or dyspr-iUc , or nuo suffering f ronv any of the numor- era diseases of the stomach or itowols , 1 5a your own fault if you remain ill , or Hop Bittera- are a sovereign remedy In all such complaints. If you are wanting awayj wtt ! any brm of Kidney disease , stop tempting ifcath thia moment , and turn- for a cure to Hop Bitters. If you are sick with that tarriblo ifoknesa Norvouaceoa , you will 2nd a i"Bulm in Qilead" in the use c5 Hop lEittora. If you nro a frequenter or r > resi dent of a miaaraat so district , baiaicado r-our system against the scourge of all countries malaria , epidemic , bilious and intermittent fevers by the use o2 Hop Bitters. If you have rou h , pimple or sal- ow skin , bad breath , pains and aches , and fool miserable generally , , Hop Bitters will give you fair skin , rich blood , and sweetest breath , heahhand comfort. In short they oure all disoaaoa of the stomch , Bowels , Blood , Liver , Nerves , Eidnoyo , Bright's Disease. J50o will bo paid ) for a case th y will not cure or help. That poor , bedridden , invalid wife , sister mother , or daughter , can bo nado the picture of health , by a few ) ottles of Hop Bitters , costing but a trifle. Will you lot them suffer ? FAST TIMS I In olr.K feat tike tin ( M t Tralca U&vn Omutu 3:10 : 11 , m. and 7:10 : a. inFer For full Information call on ft. P. UUOEL.TIcko Afeut , 14th and Fatuam fta. , .T. Br.LL , U. . or at JAME8T. ( L&tUI. a nor B REMOVED TO NO. Oil 16TH ST DEALEU IH ALL IHDS OF WINES SEGER & TONER Manufaituicra and Dea'crsln HARHF.SS AND SADDLERY WHIPS , ODRttY.COMBS , Unwhoa , a\g \ SaJdloa , etc. , llzht and Harncea on hand , or raido to order. Light Hai neai mido a upccfalty. 33QTO. etnoon Do Jo' * nod Capitol A > cnuu Omeha Neb. I. BROWN \V ni3 all hla frlOnda ami these that do ny Fur nlluro , Carpet * . Stovts and Crockery .lint io ran be fcund only at No. 1205 Ucuzlas sircotnnd no other ji'aco ' , Iw uru UHly Impoeei upca by other dealtru vtoruprotwnt that I ov t > r : etores. I ha\c IVe largrtt elockarvo e t prlcea In tin r. OAViS HOSKnrnhamSt. . . . Dmali * . Nebr * . , , Carefully elected land In Kftstein Mubranka for Bilo. Oroit llargaing In Improved firms , Oinata Ity property. TAKE NOTICE , Martin , The Tailor , 1220 Furnlmm tit root. 1220 Ha % r > cevil ! a lull aud complete stock ol Kail and renter Suiting and la now ciaklngaNo' 1 pair cf pants ( or $5.CT , or a complete suit J25.00. Bee him and wra I mtg M. HORWICH & CO , , DEALKU IN Pauer Stock , Woolen Eags , Iron AND 1IEPALS , Higheat Prices Paid. Shipments from the country solicited. Komlttausao OUAUA I Promptly made. I NKB EGxterL.Thomas&Bro , WILL BUY AND SELL. AHB All. TBANBACT10N8 OCMNECTSI TUKKKWITH. Pay Taxes , Bent Houaoa , Etc. Call t office uolSi Ciei o toB10COw > b A tvtrMnatltm of JPro- toftdt of Iron , JVruvkm Jta rk a nd Phosphorus in a txilnfrtWo form , JFor DtbUHy , lost of Appetite - tite , Prostration of fttal JE'oircra it ttindlspetua- \lte. \ BEV.A.I..UOBBS Wrltoa- After a taoronjrh trial of the IRON TONIO , I toke pleasure iconaidorifc In statlnff that I have beau for excellent remedy BToatly Ixmofltcd by It * a most use. Ministers and Pub- the debilitated vital forces. llo Speakers will find it of the frrentcst valno where a Tonic is nocos- ary. I recommend It as tx reliable remedial np-ont , cossesfilnr ; wn- doubted nutrltlvo and estoraUve . JkmtnilU , AV. properties. , Ort,2,188Z. . . nriASED 8 ? UK DR , HARTER . , 213 II , DT. UVIB. WHOLESALE Germantowi'y , Etc , STOCK LARGER THANSVER. { " " " " " " I OBERFELDER & CO. _ - - St. . THe Oldest Wholesale-and THE LEADING Rofcaa JEW3LRYEOOTE in CDmaha. Visitors can hre IH TDK WKST I Agenis for ths find all novcl in SILVER os Finestaad Best Pianos and VER WARE. CLOCSS , Organs manufactured. Ricii and Stylish Jeweby/ Ourprkes are as Low as the Latest , S& > st Artistic , any Eastern Manufacture ? and Dcsler. and Choicest Selections m Pianos and Organs scl 3 1 PRBOIOUS STONES sad for casb c-r instalments rvi Bottoml'rices. all descriptions of FE. A SPLBITDID stock of WATCHES aias Low Prices ? Steinwajr Chickering ; , ces as is compatible wish Enabe , ese & Son's Pi honorable dealers. Call anos , and : other makes. Also Gknigh & Warrea and see our Elegant Haw Sterling Imperial , Smitb Store Towe ? Building , , American Organs , &c. come ? llth aM Farnhaca I not fail ta-aee aa beibro pup- Streets. chasing1. MAX MEYER & BRO. , ! S OF SifOW GASES A Large Stock always on Hand. WILLIAM SNYDEft , MANUFACTUBER OF CARRIAGES , BUGGIES , Pirs-Dlass Paining and Triinming , Eepairing Promptly DDne , 1O19 Hamov.Cor14thi Omuhn , Nob- 0. SPEOHT , - - Proprietor. IglMarney 8tfc - Omrha , ,3ob. MANUFACTtrtlKIlS OF KalTiiizo CORNICES , DOUMERVIN30WS , FliTSALS , Tin , Iron anfr Slate Eoofing , Spoaht'a Patent Metalio Skylight. Phtent Adjustsd Ratchet B.ir and Bracket { Shelving. 'Lam the general agent for tl.u above line of good-a. IRON FENCING , tlnut , Daluitrades , VcrndCW'nee BIU ! B nU nr.llluiJ , Window nnd Ukllxr lao AOHN ESTAUtlSUED 1868. SIDE 8PRINO ATTACHMENT HOT 1'ATENT r ED. A. J. SIMPSON. LEADING OAEEIAGE FACTORY liOO and 1111 EcJge Stroat , aug 7-mo Cm OMAIJA , NEB. GRATEFUIi-COMFORTING. BREAKFAST. "Ily A thorough kcoKledgo of the sxturnl I .M which govern the operattuni of dVjostioQ aaj cuttltlon , and by * uroful applli ion of tht Boa properties ot wcll.B.lec-.cd Cocoa , Mi. Kprs has piovldiJ our brcaktaat tablet wllh & dellcattly Uavoted beverage v.hlci may eive &i many heavy doUom * tills It Is Yy the JuJIcloui nieol such articlM of diet thvt a constiiutlon may be gradually built up until ttron.- enough to redltt > cr ) tendeno to disease , llundndi of lubtlo ruftUrtlea are floating around iu ready to attack whurevcr there U awuak point. W may escape many k latal htiilt by kospliig cut. uelycs well lortlQcd with put blcod and a prop. erly nouiishod frame. " C1 U Bcrvlco Ouctto , llade eitaply with bolllnz water or milk , Sol Iu tins crnlr U-lb and Ib ) , libeled JAMBS EPPS & 00. , HomoDOpatblo Obemlsta uta i nt.wly London , X10. 1 MANUFAOTUREK OF ' Silver Plated . WINDOW SASH Door Plate * Engraved to Order * No. COON , 7th St , . St. Louis , Mo. DRY GOODS Washington Ave. and St. ST , LOUIS wss & THIS BIOUX orra KOUTH Boas a Belli Tnln 2hicnV > Jrorr- Gonncil Bluffn tu Sic , ? ul Without Ghnr.E.Q Tim ? OnSr INnura KOOT t GOUNOI M7 DT. PiAIJL , cdati y&ln \ un t-no , anfOv 4 < PoicU. 51.1s line I9fxia ; ip3av.ih the lmpnr V TrftUu''kOQi.i AutciiuljJSctnYe uj Kjtllt Fiktlotm Oovckr mid U-jJn/ \ i kr 1PKHU , BAFIOTf &KI ) C'OllffOUt la vatarftntO. Pnllnva Sf nua Bleoploz 0 4. run tVOTU h WITHOUVUUASQR bctw cnU . , a C'.ey , id HI. Pnul , vU Ouanrtl SlolU. ami Elcuj City. Tttlni Irave tnlon a ! au Trailer ti. Ceott ell ! Xn3e , at 7:30 : p. u. Uol'.y D trlvs.l civL'iuii * City. Hi Joseph and &uoucU BluCi t ln ItajZ thaftoutb. Arrirliytai f.iouj : Oily ll , ifl.p. m. . ul at Ibt HIM Unlcc Ditnot * t HI. Puol . 1 WJ 110UR1 Il &DVAHCB 07 tilt OTliiat . . aaf Rraiember IK. biking the Wont City Eon jya got u 'Auwngh 'titlo. Tb TAortest e QalrkccJTluB and ( . Oomlc UJlu lllclo 1 Ib Tbiough 0 rs tvtvttn COUNCIL BLUPfB AND OT. PABTu a * tiM j out Ti kela rud , ta tb "Bloas l ) ! v tnd Pta'.i rallroti / . u. vmrwb , j. R.jcnA.uii EcyiilnUnJoul , OIA' I'&tu.Aseu UltKJorl Vfclley J . V K OAVli T-nihwuiterA VaascnfcV niun Hyaointba. Cvooaiea. And all other tor Fill P'antlnj. ' Inrge t aaaart , . , . . i i Illuntratia CaUrtjyue free. Send lor It. Hiram Sibley & . Co. , KEEDMEN , 200-2M Ttandelnh St . Chicago GOLD ROPE. \ TbelotrloBlo merit and eupcrlor quality of oni % Gold Hope Tobacco hat induced other mannlao i turen to nut upon the market foodj similar to curbraudlai.ame and vtyle which are oOered aQdioldlorlcfamocey thau the uenuloe Oold Kop . We caution the t ade aud cooanmer to ie that our name and trade mark are upon each lump. Tte only genuine aud original Gold Rc * Tobacco 1 manufacture d by THE WILSON & MoNALLY TO BAOOO COMPANY ,