Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, January 25, 1883, Image 2

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    JL > JU U I .DJCjJCT"-UiH AHA 111 UJtlbJLJAl , JAIN UAHJC , '
BITTERS
will cure dyspcpsiahcartburn , mala
ria , kidney disease , liver complaint ,
and other wasting diseases.
BROWN'S
enriches the blood and purifies the
system ; cures weakness , lack of
energy , etc. Try a bottle.
r BROWN'S
IRON
fi BITTERS
is the only Iron preparation that
does not coforthc teeth , nnd will not
cause headache or constipation , u
other Iron preparations will.
BROWN'S
' -I
IRON
BITTERS
Ladies and all sufferers from neuralgia
and kindred complaints
ralgia , hy-teria ,
plaints , will find it without an equal.
Every Corset U warranted Biitls-
factory to Its wonror In evury yay ,
or tbo money vrlll lo rntundod liy
the person from whom It wus bought.
niBonlyCowtpronounowl by nur Imlliiir pliyijo
nil Inlnrlnu * tn Win woan-r , anilrnJorpnlliy IIM I | |
* 'inoitcomfortublo ami pcrreet Uttliie Const ei
' "Vl * ' " riUOEH , by Wall , Pontage Fold I
O aUll rn.crtlm , # 1.60. Hflr.A < lJ tln , 1.
& 4omln > l ( extra hoary ) tt. 0. Nur lnr , 1.
Xaltb I'rmrrrliiB ( flnc ruutll ) 8. < > . I'aruu
Hklrt-MupportliiB , * ' > nu-
'Tf le by lcBdln Itctull llulrr every whn
qinoAut ) cuuaiix.cu. , cuicut-o. ui
ALL TRUE f SLLDW
Worthily point to the
"HUB PUNCH"
Al an article ol such rare an4 ciccollnft merit
tlMerve a place on every elJoboanl ,
ASorial Ol cm > J 1 vl ; Ft i < li f
mo t wclcoino aocinmory ot frlomlly Intcrroui
poculltrly acc | > table at partlwi. Uncork , i
tU ready. PuncliM Irowwl at rwiic | > t are
behind It In ( Utor ,
Olftwl orator * ncr dlt lose
The ro.il nour uhonco their eloquence flown.
Iklluve me , It iwiiim , after dinner or lunch , ] ,
From a HiwtiiK Iwwl ol OUAVE8' HUM l'UN (
The nimo anJ tltleUn PUNCH" | g ad
todaiatr ilo mark. All un&uthorlfcd me
thU * r At mark will be promptly prtxocutoj.
O , II. OiUVKHiSOMJ , BOSTON , UAS
Trade lupplttd at Munufacturtr't ur
byAI. A. .1/cA'anuira Oinaha , J-'ami
Ay A JI , aladitone , Omaha , JV
Send 81 , $2 , ? 3 , or 55 for a
Ull box by Kxpreai dl the 1
Uandtru ( n Amerlaj , put u |
4eb'antbqitn | , iui'1 ' itrictly p
Stiltablo for prenci > ta. Kxy
i-h-irRea light , llefum
- to all i
e ( { o , Try It nnce.
OQ O. P1 aUNTUEUJ
Canftictlauur , Chi
itur i. oOJ.il.
VUe fn ,
D. J > aiac ii. Ett. APd Tftu.
Lincoln , Hob
MANUFAOTOR15RS OF
Corn Plnntora Jlrrrowa.i'ftrm Rol
Ualtcy Hay Hnkoa , flucuot Kloya
.
We are pre | > tr d to do Job work and man
nr Ing lor other partlee.
orleriUANUrACTUJUSO 00
PRESSES FROil MANY LANDS ,
The Gathering and Preparation
of Human Hair for Maiket.
Traveling Hnlr-nuttora A Pursuaslvo
( JluBH With n Pccullur LfinguuHo.
Ktw V ik Telegram.
The production < f human hair for
thu American and European nmrkots
* the proccaaeaof Its manufacture
into thu btalds , switches , waves , curie ,
linglotp , ocquetlca , toupees and wi/u
of thu preeont d < iy , glvo employment
to a vast uutnbdr of psraons , male
and female , and that portion of it
omtng to this mat kot airla in consld-
ur. bly increasing the government rev-
unuo. There IB probably no subject
In which thu woman of the present
day is inoro interested and about
which so little is generally known. Jn
MundredH < ( store wli.dowa in thlD city
thu most attractive productions in
half aru displayed to tempt the femi
nine eye , hut few of thu patrons of
thcso establishment oven though
they mt > y consider thomsplvoa good
judges ot what la desirable in hair , can
On sure nf what they are purchbnitig ,
t-i < her in quality or thu eourcecf its
production , In years gene by , when
the faahiou ( f wearing what la com
monly called faUu hair waa uot so
common as it is now , the purchaser
was most certain of securing nature's
own production ; but aa thu dimand
increased , nnd after gradually con
Burning the yearly supply , passed bo-
ypnd it , science hsa been called in to
aid in making up any deficiency there
may be with the valuable aid of what
mny properly bo called trioka of the
trade
HAin-CUTTEBS.
In order to learn something of the
manner of procuring the lar o quanti
ties of hair necessary to supply the
markets , Its preparation and finishing ,
a Telegram reporter called on a promi
nent dealer in hirsute adornments ,
and succeeded in gaining the following
facts : The Batch in Holland were
the first to gather human hair , and
many of them are now eminent among
the hair merchants of America aud
Europe. Thu firms In Holland em
ploy largo numbers of men knuwn us
cutters , uach firm having eight or ten
and fiomotimcB fifteen. Thu businoae
( f the cutter it to travel through the
rural districts of European countries ,
and make what purchases of hair the >
can from the girls and women cf alleges
egos they meet with. They trave
principally through Denmark , Norwaj
and Sweden , bulsomulimpii , wbun oc
oaaion demands , or thuru is a prosper
of a good trade , they cxlond tin 1
routes Into Russia. Each cutter ha
a route laid out for him before h
starts , and each carries with him i
largo aupply of cheap fancy oilk am
lace handurchiofa , calicoes , chea
jewelry , etc , fjr which they temp
the country maids and mair < .ni t
barter their tresses entire or u portio :
of thorn.
LOOKING FOIl CHOICK TKKHHEH.
Thu buahiOBB of a cutter is a vor
arduous ono , aud in order to bo su <
careful persuasive powers of no mea
order tire necessary. On entering
village they go from house to house i
neaioh of persons wllliug o part wit
their hair. In some places the visit c
the cutter Is anticipated , and ho run
find some ready ones anxious to drlv
a bargain with htm for the choicei
articles in hia stock. If ho meets
woman with good long trorses h
immediately approaches her with
question as to whether flho IB desirct
of disposing if her hair. If ho r <
cuivm u blunt ' 'no" ho. proposes I
purchase utie-hiilf cher / supo
abundance , and , being still ropulsec
renews hlu attack inoro uiirucatly fi
the purchnsu of ono-thlrd of hi
treason , and finally succeedo iu socu
iuga switch , after persuading her th ;
the hair will bo BO cut that Its Ices ca
J n't poauibly bu noticed. In the mo ;
) suc''CL'Hful ' trlpa , howovur , cutters ha\
tobu over on thu iil t , as they ai
always in danger the husband ,
brothers , cousin ? , nwoothuarlB in t !
village being thuir avowed unumlei
Thu visits of the outtors are , ther
fore , gunorally mudu in the absence <
the inulo portion of tha family. ' .
by any niinchanoo ho ahould bo cat'gl
ia a house by a big brother , cousin <
sweetheart - \ ncvoro thrashing in BUI
to bu hia portion , accompanied Hum
tlmcD by a ooiifiasntion of hU paol
Only the most tr.flinc auma urunllotvt
fur the hair thus procured in U
rongh. For a good growth cf lial
weighing from four to livu ouncon at :
twenty it.obis long , a handkorohi
worth about 25 cent * or eomo othi
article of a llko lets value is give
For hair weighing fix ounces , at
twenty four inches long , about I
cento in money or merchandise
allovru'1 , hut the latter ia general
preferred. If the hair Is of a ra
color inoro may bo given , but nov
mon > than $1 , unluu it ia white
grayish whltu.
A I'CCULI All lANOtUQK.
Ciittori havfl a peculiar language
their own , which none outsldu of t
business can understand , and wh
they mcot on thuir travth they alwn
converse in thiu etrungo tongao u
oompnru notes , oven In the prosur
of othnn , without danger ot uxposi
any sorola. In the sime manner
the tranip , by his nystum of signs
marka on fences , trees or stones , oc
voya to hit brother tramps who in
in cotno of tur him thb Information as
what kind of a reception ho will :
colvu In cortnln houses or villages a
rr. what place * it h beet to avoid , the c
ett tor in his peculiar jargon informs i
brother cutters rf tils SUCCORS in t' '
and that plivco , where ho failed a
tit ho ollcred for certain heads
iuir to ba found In certain hotuoho !
BO that another cutter may call and
lal 'jlloring soinothing of a little groa
value , take the hr.ir , or by refusing
give inoro than had been already
for-d , aocuro the prizp fjr thu Ii
cutr-r when ho again visits thu pla
At oortaln pomta on the routes , wh
are for years thu came , the hair p
cared by the cut tort is baled and nil
pod by them to their ruepectivu fin
nnd at theuo stations they roplen
! 0 thuir fitock of muchnntliso , The jo
noya of cutters aru m&du mainly in
npring and fall. Immediately
tcr a Bovoru winter , when muney i
pre food nto ecarco , the cuttera re
lea a rich harvest , but In uras
of plenty the oupply of hair IB 001
pondingly small. The popular bo
that a largo percentage of the 1
Bold in the market is taken from i
antiR sick in honpiuls i id the Oc a ii
not supported by f < c n Thu q i mtiiy
< hun ( .btblncd , it is f dvcu i not IH
5 per csnt of thu whole The linir
uktn frrmdcikd pornonacuibdioirlily
rcco nlzud r y a cloio obaervur. It hns
not thu natnu si fi fueling of hair taken
from a llviig person , the gt ita arid
mulluio absent , and it fools moro liku
hsy.In
In Francn Inlr-cuUing In carried on
to a cmiftlderablu extent and exclu
sively by French cutters. The FIol
land meichantB purchase French hair ,
however , in largo quantities , as they
nocd it on account of Ita beau'iful '
dark c > lora and wii/incss. The IIIUIIIR
used fjr sccuriri ; thu hair are much
the Katno as those used in other coun-
tricH , uxcoptli g that the culling ia
dona principally at country fairc ,
when ) thu cutter displays his warts
and loudly calls upon thu mni Jens and
women Jof all i > oa to ntup up and
mnku their bargains. Hero , also , the
cutter is In dm g'ir of bodily harm at
the hand * ot thu iralo mala relatives
of their patrons , and ho ktt-ps his
traps so arrang'd that ho ctn readily
p.ick up and depart at a moment's no
ticu.
DIFEF.UKNT OKA III : ! ) i P HAtlt
The principal tnsrkota fcr raw hair
are Hamburg , J'ruzur , Frankfort and
Paris , and to the wholua.ilo merahatitn
in thuhO places the Ilollanderu pell
their supplies. The very best hair in
cut in Bohemia and sumo ptita of
Austria , and is known as "Marish' '
hair. This coram.indi the highest
price on account of ita softness , fine
nets and excellence of colors. The
next in value IB the Swedish hair ,
which ia of a peculiar drab , blondn
color , very much sought after in thie
country , aa fully two-thirds of the
blonde hair of American ladiba shadee
on the drab. French hair cornea next
in value , and ia admitted for Ita pecul
iar glosa and wavincss. The most
costly hair is natural white hair. An
ounce ( f this hair thirty inches long
is at proaont worth $75 at wholesale.
There are comparatively few pur
chasers of this , aa a switch for which
four ounces costing $300 , is required ,
would bo considered expensive.
Whlto hair twenty-four Inches
long ia worth $50 an ounce ,
tliir of a milky whitenots ,
which ia very rare , is worth $160 an
ounco. After those shades come the
light steel gray , the drab blendes ,
ashy colors , and lastly , auburn. Rud
and golden blondu were former ! }
called in the tradu "extra colors , " but
they are now produced by churuisals ,
and are but a trill i higher than the
ordinary light browns , brown ant
darker oolorn. Within the last si ]
yiura science has produced a means o
bleaching human hair from a goldct
blondu to a pure whltu , with a mixtun
of poroxidu of hydrogen and am
moriia , and the hair eo treated i
known in the trade a ? blenched hair
Different shades of gray artunado will
this hair by the addition of a corUii
amount of dark colors. A very nio
dark gray can bo made with an ounc
of brown and ono-oighth of an ounc
of whlto , and by an in
creaao In cither the shad
ia changed. The hair dealer mixe
hla hair to procure certain shadea o
color , jast as the painter mixes hi
paints , and secures them juntas surely
In some cues , wheroa person's hair I
of a very peculiar shade , hair of thro
or four different colors may bo use
to produce a match for It.
OATOHINQ A SHARK.
How a l.OOO-Poundor Was Landed-
Following the Ship for Nearly
a Week.
American Angler. . , % n
. In tlu summer of 1652 , bcjng the
28 years of Dgj , strong , healthy , an
full of hope , I found inyiolf , in can :
pany with 183 othur adventurou
u passeupnr on the good shi
. Oapt Sith Crowell , rf Cap
Ocd , master from Now York bound fe
Australia.
Our pausongcrs were a splendid Ic
of follows , hailing mostly from Uppc
Canada , Quebec , and Nova Sontla
with souio four or five from Now Yor
city , and Brooklyn. With the cxcnr
tion of two benedicts , who had thol
families with them , every man of u
was under 30 yearn of ago. Even on
captain , ns line a specimen of a
America' ! Bailer ai over trod a decl
had not reached his third decade.
We sailed oait around the cape c
Quod Hope ; and when I say that ou
passage extended to tun days withov
a sight of land , uxcopt the island c
St. Paul , aeon at a dUtanco , you ma
form some Idea of the shifts and 01
j
pedlonta wo were put to In order t
pass the tlmo , and of tbo "fun , do\
iltry and diversion" thence arUlnj
Wo exhausted every kill-timu devic
known to weary aud impatient mi
riners.
1IEUALMED ON THE OCEAN.
Ono day wo found ourselves b
calmed in the Indian 0oan , soul
latitude 23 degrees'oast longitude i
ir degrees , within the trop'o ' of Oapr
corn , between the Island of Mtulup-i
car and thu Australian coast. F <
nearly a wuok a monstrous shark , wi
hia two attendant pilot Ihh , had bet
following ns , much to the annoyan
of the o d salts , whoso superatitlo
fearu pointed to some 111 coming.
\Vhilothu ship ono day lay languid
heaving upon thu slight swell oft !
calm but over-restless coat ) , the o
nnn-oator dlaplf.yed his huge bu
cloao to the port side , and there r
mained , evidently waiting for t !
imml contents of thu cook's gurbsr
bucknt. We had never yet caught
ahark , nnd I asked the captain's pe
, misilon to take this follow , It w
, readily granted , and wo proceeded i
once to business.
Borrowing u shark hook , bent upi
nbout two feet of chain , from the 111
mate , wo tied a strong line to t
chain , put upon the hook a chunk
park , and throw it overboard. Afl
a moment's Inspection the monsl
skw : d lazily over on his sldu nnd to
line , and by a strong jerk wo fasten
linn saiuroly. Thou wo got n vln
IntpToa und drove it well into I
shoulder. Next wo took a stout ro ]
made a running bowline at ono ot
passed a loop over nnd around t
hook nnd harpoon linoi , pulled 1
ithark'a head a little out of water , a
j immod the bowline firmly about h
behind thu first tin. Then wo ran <
rope throucrh n block at the mi
yard ; fifty willing hands seized it u
ran aft , and his tinaikship was speed
on board.
TUB MISCU1EP 10 PAY.
All this time , to the ntter coufas
f my preconceived ideas , the fhh
nado no resistance whatever , but ec
eon an he roachitd the deck there was
ho mischief to pay. Ho fl > pped and
amped aud plunged about in a terrific
nannor , opining and closing his fear-
uljiwa In a vicious and highly sug-
( ouivo s'ylu ' There was on biard th"
hip a ppinial dog , which , upon teeing
ho aniittial commotion , ran up to thu
> nze , bukingfuriously. He was juit
n tlmo to receive a violent blow from
ho ( all of thu fish , which ernt hint
IOBH over head clean across the < * eck ,
where he brought up howling aga nit
ha bu'warks. The owner of thu dug ,
, i li'tlu French Oitiadlan , row seized u
handrptku and dealt thu suvpgi mentor
tor etvrr.il heavy blowa near the tall ,
and afterward chupprd that powetf il
nombtr oil. This put a stop to hie
acrobatic featr , and ho lay as quiet at
a log.
It was a largo specimen of the great
'no or while Bhatk. lie measured u
tnlld ovnr 14 feet in lenpthj greatest
girth. 7J leotj supposed wo'ght , 1,5CC
o 1,000 pounds. Great curiosity wa
iv\ii\t.B'fd \ ( by all hands aa to thu con-
tuts of his etMinch , and upon ppon <
"ng this wn found oh , horrors thf
ig i f a siilnr 's overalls , and not
a thing beside.
I got , os my own ohare , the dressed
sukbono of thu creatnro , which Ineod
a walking stick , and afterward sold
to a eqtiitttur in thu interior for 2 ,
We fiUf d the strong musty smell si
fhnslvu that wu speedily throw the
carcass oveiboard , when it was quite
pitiful to see the bereaved pilottisl
awimmiugaboutitlnadazed and won
derful atato. These looked very muct
ike striped bass , and termed to be
about six or eight pounds ia weight. .
Tncy f jllowed the remains of their dc
cuHsed pttron down into the depths ,
aud fiuMlIy disappeared.
Horiford'n Acid Phoipbato
removes the uncomfortable focllcj
sometimes experienced after excessivi
Jioklug or chewing.
VISIONARY SOHBME3.
Startling Inventions tnat Were Neve :
Patented Others Which
Were.
Cleveland Herald.
Thoiflii3 of a patent attorney i
the crank's p radluo , In conversattoi
yesterday a well known solicitor o
pathnts caid ;
You should see the cranks tha
bring thuir imagined inventiona her
for ns to auctiro a patent upon. 117.1
awakened ouo Sui.c'ay ' night at 1
o'clock by ono who assorted in loui
tones that ho had an immense achem
for abolishing the pub io debt. Th
device was a backgammon or checkoi
board , ' which could bo carric
In a valise , and was intended espe
olally for travelers. Ilia achomo wa
to patent its manufacture and the
have the Government erect a mauufac
ry at Washington at its expense , an
ho would sell it thn right to make th
checker-board for 1)0 ) per cent , of th
grata prpCta. By this plan ho ha
tignrod out that ho waa to bo wort
something like nlno or ton times pu
present national debt at the iuepiri
tlon of ten years , and that the Goi
ornmunt would have reaped a reveuu
sufficient not only to cover the e :
penso cf the manufacture of the art
ole , but would have totally obliterate
ita debts.
Not long ago another crank drov
up in front of our nflica with an e :
press wagon completely loaded dow
with models fjr patents , all mam
faolured of tin. Among them , hov
over , waa a tin telephone , or as 1
tanned it a hydrophodu. His id <
.wat that as water is incompressible
cHikl consequently act aa a.trautml
er. Ho oxtiiblted a long tin pl [
omplotoly tilled with water , and wit
bulb at each ond. By npeaklr
ijklnat ono end of the pipe ho thougt
10 watur would conduct the tonoa I
10 other. In this way ho propose
uatoning a bulb on to the hydrant i
honao and a corresponding bulb c
10 hydrant cf another. Oonvorsi
on would bo carried on by opcaklrj
gainst ono of thosu bulks and llstoi
rg nt the other.
This samu crank produced anothi
nvantion by which hu believed map
jgar could bo manufactured Tfithoi
10 attoudancu of help. A tin trouj
aiidactod the sap from the tree to t
vaporator , while aByattmi of machii
ry , run by a hugo automatic tin wic
till , atlrrod the sugar and packed
way In barrels. IIo also product
tin fiddle upon which ho desired
atout.
But the greatest crank that ev
ialtcd us was u chap who had disco
rod thn grand science of schema
oing away entirely with thu posi
ility of accidents by traveling ,
was a prodigious echcme , and 1
> rought a model of it into the t til
with him The system waa not
omplicatpd ouo. Ho proposed
ualleo railroad tracks only for loc
notivoa , The cars were to bu si
ponded in the air by a collection
mall balloons , the engines timri
juiding them across the country. ' .
case of an accident the enginu wou
slnip'y ho wrecked , while thu cable i
tachud to thu car mig'it snap and t
nsacugnrs go sailing away unlnjure
Ho had aho provided for the engine
, nd a small balloon waa to bo stow
away In the looomotlva , which cot
30 inflated at a moment's notion , a
u ciso c f a wreck the engineer wet
3d lifted away from the debris ,
case of ships , the vessel proper fl
only utilized to steer thocar acrosi t
water , aud In case of a wreck the vi
sol only would ba destroyed , wh
the passengers would ba suspended
mid air.
Thu most numerous cranks , ho
over , are the ones who buy patoti
A man who would take two or thi
dsys In which to look over a 81
if horse before buying it , will jump
the ohanco of paying ? 0.000 or $8 , (
f ir u patent , no matter how worthl
k it la.
* Lydla E. I'iukham'a Vugota
Compound ranks first as n curat
agent In all complaints peculiar
women. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
A Vexed Ulorcyinan.
m KVCH the patience of Job would bee <
exhausted were ha a preacher and eudf
orlug to interest hia audience while t
were kceplug up on incres-innt conptu
making It Impossible for him to he he ;
Yet , how very easy can all this be avol
by simply using Dr. King' * New Dinci
ry for Consumption , Coughs and Co
Trial Bottle * given w y at O. F. Ui
niua's drug store
THE BAD AND WORTHLESS
Are never imitated or counterftittd.
Thin IB especially true of a family
tnodlclno , arid It io positive proof thnt
the remedy imitated is of the highest
valuo. An noon aa it had bocn tested
and proved by the whole world thut
Unp Bittera waa the purest , hent and
most valuable family nicdicino on
earth , many imitations sprung up and
began to otcol the notices in which
the press and p"uoplu of the country
had expressed the merits of II. B. ,
and in every way trying to induce suf
fering invalids ; o nau their stuff in-
B't'tid ' , expecting to make money on
the credit and good name of 11. B.
Jinny others started nostrums put up
in aimilar style to 11. B. , with vari
ously doviaod names in which the
word "Hop" or "Hops" were uaod in
away to induce people to believe they
were the same as Hop Bitters. All
such pretended remedies or euros , no
matter what their style or name IB.
and espiclally those with the word
"Hop" or "ilopu" in their name or in
any way connected with them or their
name , are imitations or counterfeits.
Buwaro of thorn. Touch none of
them. ( Jso nothing but genuine Ilop
Bitters , with a bunch or cluster of
green Hops on the white labgl. Trust
nothing else. Druggists and dealers
are warned against dealing in Imita
tions or coui'torftilta
To strengthen and build up the syti
torn , a trial will convince you that
Brown's Iron Bitters is the best mod-
iolnn nwdn
THE
SHORT LINE
OK TUB
Milwaukee & St , Paul
RAILWAY
Ii now running Its FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
from
OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
WITH
Pullman's ' Mapificent Sleeper !
-AND THE
Finest Dining Cars in the World
IF YOU ARE GOING EAS1
TO
CHICAGO' MILWAUKEE ,
Or to anv point beyond ; or
IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH
To
ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS
Take the BEST ROUTE , the
Chicago , Milwaukee&St.PaulE'i
Ticket office located at corner Farnam an
Fourteenth strceta and at U. P. Depot and I
Mlllaid Hotel , Omaha.
< arSoe Time Table in another column.
F. A. NASH , General AtrOnt.
O. H. FOOTE , Ticket Agent , Omaha.
8. 8. MEItlULL , A. V. II. CARPENTER ,
General Manager. General Pom. Agon
J. T. CLAIIK. GEO. H. HEAFFOHD ,
General Sup't. Ass't Gen. Pass. Agon
FOR
CHICAGO ,
PEORI
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE
DETROIT , NIAGARA FALLS ,
NEWYORK.BOSTON
And all Polutt Eaat nd ° 3outh-Eait.
THELINKCOMPRI8K8
Nearly 4.0CO inllca. Solid Smooth Steel Trac
11 connections are made In UNION DhPOTI
has a National Hopntatlon aa belnij tt
reat Through Oar Line , and la universal
needed to bo the FINEST EQUIPPED Ra !
ad In the world ( or all classes ol travel. '
Try It and you will On * trayellurf a Inxn
Instead ol a discomfort.
Through Tickets via rim Celebrated Line I
lalo at all ofllcca In the West.
All Information about lutes o Fare , Sloepli
Cir Accommodations , Tlmo Tabks , Ac. , will
cheerfully flten by apulylntnz to
T. J. POTTER.
3d VUe-l'rcs't & Oen. UanagerChlca (
PERCIVAL LOWELL ,
Gen. I'ajueutfer Agi. Chlcag
W. J. DAVtNPqilT ,
' Uen. Agent , Conncll Dlufle.
d' Ii. r. DUKLL , Ticket jARt. o
Iv
8wuz City & fasifi
THE ! SIOUX OITZ ROUT
llr.oi a B )1M Train lhicutiron >
Council BInfis to Dt , Paul
V/llhut Ohini ; Time. Only 17 Hour :
IV ID
2.OO K-H3 THS aUCZlXI KOCI
OOUNOlLi BLUFFS
50 TO K , FiUI ,
at DOLUTU OS.
end all jolcij In Sri them lowi , IIsaro ! , u i
DO Dthota. Tttli llae It CvUvi"l ! W.to the Irnpra
ES VTof.MLChonii' ) Ar.tcini.t1r Alr-btuVa a.H UI
npl.rinj TnT rs and lot
BPUJW. ) A."trrjr tLSTi coutomt
iriuA'X rti'lmto Pf.luo tilctplnj 0
rue tlujcph v/iTHOJT OKANaC b twccj K
ile B City and tt. fid , rla CXancl ,
' .
City.
vote a Inbn r lia Tn f t el Co
ell HluSg , at 7.M i. m , d u ; on trilval Ban
to C14y,3t Jutpliasi COUP. 11 niuCg trnlo Ii
( hil3ovi'b. Arililnji' obnxCUy 11:10 : i\
ku < 3 at U JUw Union U ; ot it lit. ftil a. 11
oou
int HODBB IK ADTAVC/t / 07 AKT10TU
HODTK.
/U-lUutratfi la tthlat ; the Uoar. City Ko
you et a Thronxh Triln. Th * SbciUtt
the QulckMiUmj anJ a ComlirUble Bldi In
icy COUNCIL IJLUKffS AND ST. PAUL.
a. OT&io thtt year TlcVeli rovl rla the " 8li
led Oily nd Puino RalbcaJ '
J. H. WATILKa , J. 11. IIOCllA''iN
laperUitendtBl Ota1 Fan.AiD
tllnonrl Valley It.
W , K. DAVI3 clbweittrn FaMengti
Oouudl niuDi *
A combination of J'ro
toflilaof Jrun , Ji'iritrlan
Jlarlt undJ.'husiliontKn
n jxilatablo form , J'or
J ) < t > HHn , Jx > .n of Aimc-
Utc , Ji'roKtrulton of I ttal
1'ou-cra it iaiiultauensa *
bio.
3USV.A.I.1IOBIJ3 Writes : i = y KEV.J.L.TOWNER ,
AUor n thorough trial of the H U r > JT ll * & Industry,1 ru. , says :
IRON TONIO , I take plcasuro < : I consider It
In otatlnif that I have been
.cnaQtod by its a most oxcollcnt remedy for
USD. KIOOVV Ministers nnd Pub the debilitated vital forces.
lic Speakers will llnd It
of the preatost value
wheroa Tonlols neces
sary. I recommend it
ns n rollablo remedial
nprent , posaosslni ? un
doubted nutritive and
restorative .
Lovtttillt , Ky. propertlos. ) Oct. 2 , 153. ! .
TSITASSD E7 SES DR. HARTCR MEDICINE CO. , 113 it. VUKT CT. , CT. LOU13.
o.
ff * f 'Ct t * f7 J f & jtf * * ? T" * T * rt * fl
P AI JS TS , OILS ,
Window and Plate Q'ass. '
< nTAnyooo contemplating bullilln ? store , bani , or any other One will Hncllt to their a 1
anta o to csrree end with ug before purchnlng their Plate Glass.
O. F , GOODMAN ,
OMAHA - - MEB.
J
, "I
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , .Canned Goods , and
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
Affl MABDFAOTDfflD TOBACCO.
iuonts for BBNWOOD NAILS AHD LAFLIN & BAND POWDER CO.
DEALERS IN
ft 5
Si
Fire and Burglar Pr > >
Q O 3E2Z O , O
1020 Farnham Street ,
JtS
PERFECTION
HEATING'AND ' BAKING
la only attained by using
CHARTER OAK
Stoves and Ranges.3
WITH
WIRE GAUZB OVKR DOORS ,
'For sale by ,
ROGERS & SONS
OTWC-SN.23E.i25. . . .
WILLIAM SNYDER.
MANUrACTUBlSIl OIS
firs-Class Paining anfl Trimming , Repairing Promptly Done
1319 Hnrnnv , Cor14th. . Omaha
BERQUIST BROTHERS ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CARRIAGES , BUGGIES
In all Brmclinp
The Oldest Wholesale and
Retail JBWELBY HOUSE
in Omaha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in SIL
VER WARS. CLOCKS ,
Rich and Stylish Jewelry ,
the Latest , Most Artistic ,
and Choicest Selections in
PRECIOUS STONES and
all descriptions of FINE
WATCHES at as Low Prices
with
ces as is compatible
honorable dealers. Call
cu and see our Elegant New
n. Store , Tower Building ,
II comer llth and Famhaai
Streets
TTJK LEADING
it
IN THE WEST I
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low as
any Eastern Manufacturer , '
and Dealer. '
Pianos and Organs sold \
for cash or installments at . y
Bottom Prices. |
A SPLENDID stock ot 5
Steinway Chickering , t
Enafoe , Vose & Son's Pi Vj
anos , and other makes. ft
Also Glough & Warren ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smith A"
American Organs , &c. Do / /
not fail to see us before pur- /
chasing. i
u MAX MEYER BRO. ,
ini
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW GASES.
A Large Stock always on Hand. rj