PLAIN
TRUTHS
The blood is the foundation of
life , it circulars through every part
of the body , and unless it is pure
and rich , good health is Impossible.
If dlscai * . has entered the sjstcm
the only sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known , and the hlghcs * medical
authorities agree thu nothing but
iron will restore the blood to its
natural condition ; and also that
nil the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth , cause headache -
ache , and arc otherwise injurious.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS will thor
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood , purifying and strengthen
ing it , and thus tlrhc disease from
any part of the s > stcm , and it will
not blacken the teeth , cause head
ache or constipation , and is posi
tively not injurious.
Saved his Child ,
17 N. EuUw St. , nilllmore , Md.
Icb. it , 1880.
. * GcnU ; Upon the recommends-
' 'lion of a friend I tried HROWM'S
IKON HITTERS at a tonic and reiterative -
iterative for my daughter , whom
I w thoroughly convinced wa
waiting away with Consumption.
Having loit three daughters by the
terrible discue , under the care of
eminent phyilciani , I wai loth to
believe that anything could arrest
the progrett c ( the disease , but , to
my great turpriie , before my daugh
ter had taken one bottle of HROHM'S
IRON liiTTBKS , he began to mer.J
and now ii quite reitored to former
health. A fifth daughter began to
( how ttgni of Consumption , and
when the physician wai consulted
he quickly tald "Tonics were re
quired ; " and when Informed that
tne elder ilsterwai taVIng llxown's
IRON UITTEHJ , responded "that it
good tonic , take U. "
At > oKAM FitiLn.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS effectual
ly cures Dyspepsia , Indigestion and
Weakness , and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con
sumption , Kidney Complaints , etc.
BALL'S '
CORSETS
Every Corset Is1 warranted satls-
laotory to its wearer in every way ,
or tbo xnonoy will bo refunded by
tbo person from -whom it was bought.
.The only Cor pt pronounced by our lending rliyplcluu
* t iKltirloua tn Uwvroanr , uiil rnaorwd IIT | U M u
tSi' nioivcumfenable and perfect dulnif Oorwt iei
raerrlnr. 1.00. Soir.AdJuitln , 1.BO
Akdomlnal ( extra henry ) 8.OO. Nanlnv , 1.8
Ilk VrcttTilng ( floe coutll ) 9.0O. 1'u-aaoa
Sklrt-BnpporUiiK , 1.OO.
| T r tale by Iroillng Jlclutl Urater * eTcrywbere.
fJllTOAOO COU8KX CO , , Chicago , 111.
BTAIILIBUKU 1B5S.
BIDE SPRINOJMTAOHMKNT NOT I'ATKNl
KU.
A. J. SIMPSON.
LEADING
OARRIAGHS PACTOE7
1100 and 1411 Dodge Unreal ,
at ; 7-tno Km OMAIIA , NEB.
aRATEFDZi-COMFORTIira.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorouch hnowlo.lue ol.the natural lawi
whlcn govern the oporatloiu of dl 'C'tlon aoi
nutrition , and hr a careful apullcatlon of tbi
fine properties of well.S'loo.ed Cocoa. Mi.
Kppi hM provided our breakfiuit tablet with I
detlcatrly flavored beverage which mar lave M
many heavy doctor * ' lillln It li by the luJIdntu
tue of iuch article * of diet that a cnu.tlUtlot
may be Krad tally bnllt up until tlron * enoutrl
to rwlik ovnry tenJtncy tn dljraw , UundreJi
of subtle maladle * ire floating around ui read ;
lo attack wherever there la a weak point. Wi
may esnpg many a fital shaft by keeping our
Mlvu well fortltted with pure blood and a proo
rly nourished frme.-Clvli Borvlce Oatette.
Made limply with boiling water or milk. Sol
Intlniooly ( J-lb andlb ) , labeled
JAMES MPPQ it CO. ,
HomcBopathlo Ohemlata
lv Ojoii on. Knirlnn
FALLUY&HOE1S ,
We > Urn Agent * , Lifajetto , Indian * .
REVERSIBLEHEELS
HEELS
FOR
Rubber Boots and
Boots and Shoes
OP ALL KINDS.
A 50PERCT.T "
. .
The center plecri are Interchangeable tnd re-
verdble It preventi the counUr from runulnr
eve , requiring no beel atlffeneri.
The Aguncy for Ihne good * in thla town bu
been pla HP . . .
Othcncaanu procure them. j w
Call and xamlne a full line of Ixsather and
"Oandi * " Hubbcr Boot * and Bhoei with the BeT -
T niM Uetl.
. . . MB1. U. PETERSON.
' * LouUfUle.Neb.
OOOIDBNTAL JOTTINGS ,
DAKOTA.
Brookllngs county jail baa not n single
tenant ,
The ImpiovoracntB ID Snnborn , Uarnca
countj- , for 188'J , foot tip $07,000.
Matbgnto ii nhout ttx tnnntbn old nnd
number * n population of over eight hun
dred ,
A foundry And machine nhopR will be
catnbllshed In Grand IVrks la the Rprlng
by A Chicago firm ,
Over 2,000OOJ brick will 1 e manufac
tured In Watertown , Codlnglon county ,
this coming icanon ,
A cnto til imall pox hftn been reported
from Fnrgo. The houie hat been ( itiaran-
tiled and no danger of Its spreading la ap
prehended ,
A Grand Forks man haa made a wwjer
tb.it the building Improvcmontn of that
town during the present year will be over
8760,000 ,
Tbo new town of Carson haa just been
located In Sully county. It la the proa-
roctlvo county Beat and Is twenty , live miles
from Pierre ,
Fears arc entertained for the safety of
the trestle work uupportlng the approaches
to the now bridge at lilamarck in the
spring break-up ,
Hlllbora bnsloesa men have foncol a
stock company for the purpose ot building
an opera house , nod work on tbo building
will commence early In tbo Rpring.
An organization to be known ai the
Western Union Cattle association haa been
formed In Dodwood , with o capital of
S1BO 003. The company will atari In with
large herd of cattle.
It Is said that n new town Is Boon to bo
atted on the Chicago & Northwestern
ia < ! ten miles northwest of Howard. In
> liner county , on land owned by Maty
lotthclT , and christened St. Mary in honor
' the owner.
WYOMING.
A new bank will be opened in the town
' Buffalo very soon.
Work on the reconstruction of Fort D.
. . Iluisell near Cheyeine will soon be
ommenced.
The Catholic fair beata the world for
lecting catb. One recently held In
Iheyenne netted $1)32 ) 20.
There wai A shootlnt ? ecrope at Hook
prlngi last week which terminated fatally
'or Pete Anderson , one of the parties to
t. It was A taluon row.
A new discovery of gold has been made
In the Cummins mining district , or at
'oast ' It la BO stated. It fay bo another
ffort to boom Laramie City.
The "beep In Wyoming have not been so
leriouely afflicted by the utorma recently
ia bad been feared. Proprietors ( if ranches
lay that the stock ia all right ,
A Laramla paper nays there waa A fall
if "ttd or crimson snow" near the head of
, ho big Laramle river. It wna half an
Inch deep and covered the whole country
' .hercabouta.
The Cheyenne papera have conceived a
mtred for Governor Crosby of Montnnn ,
lecause he deslrea to change the present
nonugcment r f the National Park. The
apors are publishing loads of "Mush" on
the subject.
COLORADO.
Fort Collins hva been declared A city of
.ho third data.
There are ninety-five puplla in the State
reform school at Golden ,
The Miners' smelting and' reduction
worka at Golden shipped -12,000 lost week
in gold and silver bricks.
Four men hixve boon arrested In Denver
or ob ructlon. They refused to give the
ght of wato the Circle railroad.
The capital stock of the Longmont Mid-
He Park and Pacific railway haa been lu-
.reaaod to (27,009,000.
Stockmen aay that if the snow la neither
melted nor blown away that cattle on the
lalna must certainly perish , providing they
ire not fed with hay.
Owing to the recent heavy mow storms
. number of the Liadvllle mines are having
; re t difficulty in Retting their era to the
imeltor.
,
There la a hot il ht going on at present
ietw en two cr three Denver nldermen
> nd the city physician. It grow out of
eriucftt mutters , M
The governdr will goon ijppolnt three
irlminat Judnoa in accordance with a re-
lontuctoflho lenlslature. The salary to
he position U 62.400 per annum.
A few brick fell out of an Interior cblm-
oy in T bor'u opera House In Denver , nnd
0 people thought the building was fulling
own. The scHro was groundless ,
Puoblo'fl new city hall la In a very bad
mdltlon. Tbo walls are cracked and
ovoral other prts of the building nro not
'
a character to commend it for safety.
Bomo of the newspapers are making wnr
n William N. Uytrs , the poatmnbter of
lenvtr. The ecu HO seems to bo that
iyora discharged two of the dorks who
ad influence.
IDAHO.
The ratio In the Banner mlno Ia up forty
feet from the lower tunnel.
The Davltt and Far West mlno on Deer
srcuk , seven mile * northwest of Ilalloy ,
ma bocn sold for50COO.
The bill for the rjlooatton of the county
joottf N r Ptrco passed the terrltoiial
: ouncll by a vote of nine to three.
MONTANA.
A vein of coal haa been it ruck two miles
From Billings.
Livingston haa moro saloons than any
itber town In the territory. They nnm
l > er 48 ,
The Butte City council has ordered a
iewlot of fire apparatus , which will cost
| 10 # \
The number of prisoner * pardoned ant
f the penitentiary by the governor during
the year was forty-line.
The employes of thn Alta Montana com-
pony contributed ? Sf ! to tbo sufferers by
' .bo Geinmn ( loods.
It la said tint the waters of the WhI
Sulphur Springs are a cure for Bright' *
dlseaeeof the kidneys.
Tbo boarding houses in Bozeman charg ,
812.BO per week for board andglodelng
The "Und ir.foot" kicks.
Several thousand dollars In pure goli
were recently tukeu from the rook breake
of the Cable mine near Butte.
Fire alarm lie xej are being pnt np In
Helena. Helouii has hod plenty of Cro
and this U a good pro.'autlou.
It la reported tji tl ten or A Joxtin des
peradoea were lyncaeJ in Weeksvllio las
week. The town can stand it.
A band of about twenty-five loJpes o
Pugan Indians are committing depredn
tloun on Deer creek , about thirty mtlea be
low Fait Msglnnls.
The new court house at Miles City i
completed , including the carpenter work
pla > terlug and painting , nnd is awaltln
the final acceptance by tha county torn
sloners.
When ever A baby Is born in Helena , th
fire bell ring ) cut A Joyous peal , the Inon
of trade bold a seision and the Horal
prtnU a double leaded editorial ou " ( h
growing population of the metropolis. "
WA3HINQTON.
The Bncqualmle pass has been kept ope
for travel I all winter an unprecedentei
event.
W A. Newell , governor of Washlcgto
territory , ! ; en hfa way for the nUlona
capital. Ills mlsjiou Is to urge the odmls
sion of that territory.
A well on the Northern Pacific rallro *
in Washington territory presents A slnen
lar phenomenon. At a depth of nlnet
feet the gravel U fiozrn iolld , while fort
feet Above water U drlpplopr. Io forms s
rapidly that the contractor baa been foroet
0 throw np the contract. A draft of air
ttho bottom indicate * A tnbterranean
> Msnge.
OREGON.
A Joint Btooic comtmny of A torlan
ave mbsctlhed 820 000 to construct nn.
thcr steamboat for local purposes. The
, ock ( a taken and tbo work begins at once
A boom Inoloilng l.OOO.OCO fo t of logs
1 the North 1'uclHo saw mill , near Port-
and , broke loom Sunday , and the logs
were carried down to the Columbia river.
inly A email part were recovered. '
In Portland during the p st your the
e&l estate sales averaged 80.237,000 , And
10 number of deed * recorded exceeded
,000 , The growth of the city during the
> ast year haa been remarkable.
Tudgo Deady , In the United States clr-
nit court , at Portland , iu thocnaoof Cher-
( I Martin , of Umatllla county , his do-
Idcd that the United States court baa
urltdlction in coioa of murder of white
nen by Indiana upon an Indian reserve-
on.
on.Philomath , Benton county , recently In-
orporated by the legislature , contains two
rj goods storcr , two blacksmith shop * ,
mo ( Jtug store , two wagon shops and a bar
er shop. Philomath college \ in a pros
crcug coudltion , with nearly ono hundred
tudenta In attendance.
Orders were issued lait Saturday that
lallett's army of "l.OOJ men t the North-
rn P/kcifio front shall be moved to Port-
and and KO to work on the line fro-n there
o Kalama aa aoon as they mret the fores
rom Mlaeouln coming west. The Junction
f the f01 cea there will probably bo made
n five weeks ,
NEVADA.
Within the pa t thirteen months six
murders have been committed In Napa
Hey.
A number of women at Carson City fre-
uent and play against the keno games
lore.
Sheepmen In Merced count ? anticipate
n average loaa of 20 per cent of lambs by
oyotes thii season.
Clackamaa river hss risen 10 feet And the
Willamette ia rising rapidly. An overflow
f the country adjacent is imminent.
George Williams , A rancher ttt Ward ,
ai been missing since January 16th , And
; is supposed that he has been fiozen to
eath in the mountain * .
The combined reward offered by Wells ,
'argo ' & Co. And the Central Pacific rail-
oad for the capture of the men who at-
emoted to rob the overland train at Mon-
olio amounts to $1,000 for each man.
The demurrer to the Indictments against
bo officers of the lieao Savings bank , for
mbczilcment , baa been sustained , but the
ccused have been placed under bonds to
wait tbo action of the next grand jury.
Coroners were elected for the various
punttesin the state of Nevada at tbo elea-
ion lost f ll , but It now apiioars that the
onnr la an empty one , aa the legislature
f 1881 repealed tbo old law providing tor
oroner ? , nnd made justices ct the peace
r-tfJlelo coroners.
Th Keno Journal says : The bond of
.10,100 required of Ciockett und ICInkead
a the large it sum ever exacted from any
body ever Indicted In Wathoe county. The
notorious Verdi train robbers were placed
mder $10,000 , and 310,000 ia the highest
um ever exacted from men under Indict-
nent for murder.
CALIFORNIA
The Inha' Hants of Lu.li are discussing
bo matter of incorporating the town.
Funds are being canvassed for at Pet-
uma for tbo purpoto ot building a court
ou e.
Mardl Graa i > to bo celebrated in San
'V'noisoo ' on Washington's birthday , the
22d of February.
A report oomea from Su anvile ) to the
fleet that much crookedness haa been dla-
joyerod in the uffaira of the United States
r.nd office at that place.
A lira at Hnenorne last Satnrday night
lestroyod lQl)0 ) btlea of bay and a hay
warehouse obnlonging to the Hneneme
wharf and lighter company.
A desperate gang of sand-bog garrotera
re oudatigeriug life and property ut San
inenaventura , and tha citizens are organ-
zing for an onslaugh on the robbers.
Frolltvno Reabln , a barkeeper at Los Ala *
nos , shut and killed A supposed dlareputa-
ilo character named Abel Gutlericz last
Jumhy morning. The causa of the shooi
ng Is unknown.
A married woman named Annie Ellzst-
> elh Adamson dlfd at Napn on Saturday
rom the effects of an attempted ubortion ,
nl Mrs. Storey , a neluhbor , is under ar-
est , charged with the deed ,
Jame * Stanley , aged fiO yenrn , nnd who
ma a ulster residing at Couucil Bluff , ' , ! . . ,
wna found lielilom [ In the atient in lied-
wood City , lint Sunday night. HM was re
moved to tbo jail and died shortly after-
vnrds.
The German citizsns of Stockton and
Icinitv have been oolUctiux funds for the
olif of thoao in the Fatherland suffering
rom the reuentlnuuditlonj , nnd at a meet-
ng Srturt'ay ' ulglit uuthoriieJ their treas
urer to tolosraph on Monday 6,000 murks
about 81,250.
The Board of City Trustees of Sin Diego
ikvo adopted rcBoIullunn uxkini ; ( Jonyro a
o nmend the pending Southern Pacific
" /onsolldation bill , HO us to provide for the
lulldlng of thu rend to San Diego accord-
nc to tbo term ? of the Texan Paclfh bill of
ilnrch S , 1671 , and rupplemental Acts , and
arncstly Hiking the passagoof the Consul-
dntlou bill , thm oincnderi , in thn Interest
f the people of Southern California.
NEW MEXICO.
Fifteen couples were married In the
cathedral at Albuquerque on the morning
of the 8lh ult.
The sjldlora at Fort Stnnron are to be
nveitlgated for lynching NVm. S , Pear ] ,
at Lincoln ,
Archbli hop Lama saya that with 830-
)00 ) the cathedral in Santa Fe can be com
pleted in two yean.
The Demlng & Clifton railroad com
pany luve been incorporated in Ntw
Mexico. Tbo capital stock U $2,500,0:0
and the length of the line la 110 miles ,
James Conway , a juitlce of the peace at
Wallace , has been arreoted on a requisition
[ rein Iowa , where he is wanted to answer
a ohartjO of forgery. His real name ia
Hale.
Hale.Wm.
Wm. Pearl , who murdered A soldier at
Ft. Stanton last week , and was confined In
the jail at Lincoln , was taken out of prison
by a mob of fifteen soldiers , who hung him
to n trot ) and then riddled bis body will1
bullets ,
Ono voice all ovur the land coos \ip
from mothers , that anya , "My daugh
ters are ao feeble and aad , with no
airongtli , all out of breath and life ai
the least exertion. What eau we defer
for thoui ? " The answer ia eimplo ant
full of hope Ono to four weeks' use
of Hop Hitters will mtko thorn healthy
roiy , eprlghtly , nnd cheerful.
A true ntrongthouing modlclno nn <
health rouewer la BrorrnVIr/onBlttora
Money for the tTnniarrifxl.
One of the moat iolld nud subitantia
institutions in this country i the Mar
rlage Fund and Mntual Trust Association
of Ccdttr Rapida , Iowa. They are organIzed
Izod nndor thn laws of Iowa , and their of
fleers and directors are among the leading
and most prominent mulne-o men of Ced *
Ilauids , Every unmarried person shoulc
bavo certificate In this association.
It h A splendid investment , as safe M A
government bond. You can just as wel
have A good sum of money to ccmmenc
married life on AS not. A large number o
members have been paid off , receiving eve
300 per cent on their Investment. Write
for circulais fully detailing the plan , whit
is the fineit known. Do not postpone it.
Good agents wanted. Mention where yon
saw thU notice. 15-Sm.
A HAPPY MBSTINO
Dotweon n Kobel Oonoral and tbo Man
Who Saved His L.lfo.
YonK , February 10. Darlnj ;
thu fighting that preceded the surren
der at Appomatox , the cavalry on both
sides wcru actively employed. Wlillo
dlreotlug some raovementa of hla
commend at the front , Major General
Fitzhugh Lao and hla staff were often
oxpuaud to heavy firo. One of the last
flhots fired fouud ita way into the
broatt of Oiptain Mlnnegcrado , of
General Loe's atafT. Captain Minuo-
gcrado foil from hs : horao apparently
doad. There waa no time to care for
hia body , but FitzhoghL-jc , dismount
ing , pieced on hla breast the following
note : ' 'This IB the body of CUptain
Charles Minnegrado , of General Fltz-
hugb Lao's atatf. Whoever finds It
will confer a great favor by seeing it
properly cared for and sending It to
hla fatbvr at Richmond , Flizhugh
Loa. " The lines ahlfted and pres
ently a Now York regiment passed
over the ground. The aunrgeon no
ticed the body of the confederate of
ficer and
SAW THK NOTE ,
and also that the man was not doad.
Taking up the body in hia arms the
aurgoon , who was a powerfully built
man , carried it about a third of a mile ,
to a field-hospital , lloro ho gave his
young ohargo special attention and
noted with satisfaction a gradual im
provement , Oapt. Minnegorado re
covered , and after the war wont to
Now Orlflana. The surgeon returned
to New York and resumed the prao-
tico of medicine at Ponghkeepale. On
Thursday oveniorGen. . Lee , now an
officer of the Virginia Volunteers ,
National Guard , accompanied by a
party of officers , waa in a box at the
Casino witnessing the performance ) of
'Tho Q aeon's Lace Handkerchief. "
There were present in Gen. Lee's box ,
Ool. Aujtin , the Thirteenth New York ;
Ool. Wortanbakor , of the Third Vir-
einia ; Ool. John A. MoOanll , of the
Thirteenth , and Oapt. Mlnnegerade ,
who , being on a visit to New York ,
had been invited to accompany his old
commander to the theater.
AM UflURli ENTERED
and told the captain that a gentleman
wished to apeak with him. The gen
tleman came in and Oapt. Minnogerade
went to the roar of the box to meet
him.
him."You
"You do not remember me ? " said
the stranger.
"Thero la something about your
ace , air , that tells mo I know you , "
uplled the captain.
"Yon were left for dead on the field
if Appomatcx ? "
"Yea , yea , " hnrtiedly broke in
rlinncgorade , a light ot recognition
tenllng over his expressive face.
"I am Dr. Carter. "
"My God , sir ! You are the man
who saved my life. "
The two men fairly hugged each
ithor for a moment , and then the
laptain turning to General Lee , eaid :
'General , this gentleman saved my
ifo. " Aa General L > o greeted the
[ actor , the latter said , smilingly :
'Yus , sir ; I took the ballet out. "
"And hero ia the bullet , " said Min
nrg irado , taking it out cf hla pocket
anu holding it np
BETWEEN HIS THUMB AND FOEEFINOEU
or a few momenta. The rich
oatnmca and pretty on the stage
were forgotten , and the little gronp ci
officers gozad , instead , on the charao-
era who had just reached a happy
olimix in the drama cf Ufa.
JO&QU1N MILLER.
A Personal Reminiscence of Wai
Street , Jay Qou'.a and West
ern Union.
I am tempted to give a little aide in
ildont of my last Interview with Jay
Gould and wrestle with Western Union
n Wall etroot. I had seen the stock
o down about eighteen point n , audso
> ought ono hundred. It fell five
oner and I took a hundred more.
Tive points lower , I took another , am
o on till I waa getting alarmnd. . '
houiht ; Juy Gould under aomo obllga
iono to me , or at least a true friend
and BO stopped across from my hole
0 BOO him. Ho was kind , quiet , one
mrry as ft kitten , almost pluyful , am
icon began to point out on his raac
ho line of his now Atlantic cable. Hi
liinsolf opened the subjtct of telu
; raphs. The occasion waa opportune
! handed him a certifac.tte of purchaei
of Western Union and asked him wha
to do , as I was already on the edge o
my margin. Ho looked at me with a
awoet and innocent surprise , as if eay
ng : "Only to think that any man
would touch that worthless Westeri
Union ! "
"I'm ao sorry you have bought thii
stun . My teleeraph ia the other Hue , '
10 sighed at length.
"Yea , I know. But I bought
because I thought it cheap , Mr
Gould. "
"It ia cheaper now , Mr. Miller. "
"And will it bo oheapar , Mr
Gjuld ? "
"Well , we" looking at hla eon
"havo not a ahare of it. It ought to
be a great deal cheaper. "
"Then I shall sell twice the amoun
hold and hedge. Thank you , am
good night. "
And the next morning I did soil-
sell right and left for the whole hot
torn seemed to bo failing out of West
urn Union. It kept on tumbling
and by noon I was even. By
o'clock I was not only even , but almos
rich. I WAS a richer man than I ha
ever boon before.
I remained a rich man about thirty
five minutes. Tha tldo began to so
against me. Western Union bouudoc
up with a rapidity that fairly made m
dizzy , and by thu time the hammer f el
iu the stock board I literally had no
car-faro left.
Having plenty of leisure after tha
1 wrote down the foregoing convoraa
tlon , and I luvo copied It hero ox
actly. I have not soon Mr. Goul
sluoo. But I find that at thu time h
said ho had not a share of. Woater
Union ho had about 200 000 thares
and was picking it up us fast us h
could knock It down. Honor ?
I tell yon thct where phrouolyput
place the bumps of honor there runs
bo a cavity in the head of Jay Gould
Oavltj 1 A regi lar mammoth cave !
Eatla ? Matches.
From Tuck.
Mr. Guggen1 elmer , of Avenue A
haa put up fO' 5 at The Clipper office
with it challorge , open to all the world
to match him fn hli gr * t feat of rating
1,000 protzala in 1,000 consecutive
uartcr hours. Mr. Guqgenhoimcr is
'Idely known as the champion pretzel
ater of Tomi-kina Square , and ho has
over yet found his tqnal no the do-
ourcr of the convoluted delicacy of
10 socialist quarter. Ho generally
akea an entire bakery every Uma he
lies.
It is rumored in financial circles
lat two prominent magnates of Wall
troot have waged an even $200OCO
n the result of a gnatronomlcal feat
tartly to bo attempted In this city
) no of the mnunaUs referred to has
> onnd himself to produce an unknown
who will opt a brace cf oompreseod
'oast every day , washing thorn down
with water , for thirty-one consecutive
ayo. The trial Is to bo made iu the
mtnedlato neighborhood of a warm
ovo. Many beta have been made
mong the members of the Stock Ex
lange , and Broad street is moved tea
a depths. It is , however , hinted
tat the whole affair is only an ndver-
soment for a well known manufao-
utlcg firm
Mr. William Caper , the late gontlij
manly and accomplished goat cf
finely-second street and Eighth ave-
ue , was lately backed by his owner ,
rlr. O'Flsnagan , to eat thirty-two
arda ot'gaspipe every day for a
month. The goat went to his task
with avidity , mid ate , even up to the
aat day , with genuine appetite , His
ask was finished with perfect ease ,
nd had it not been for a alight ludis
rotlon in the way of diet , indulged in
o further show the phenomenal dlgos-
Ive powers , wo should not have to
hroqlclo the early demise of this ornament
mont to aooioty of suburban New York.
? ho ra h animal unfortunately under-
ook , at the conclusion of hia remark
able performance , to swallow the
ilnmber'a bill for the pipe. It choked
lira. The O'Flanasan mansion is
[ esolate , and the O'FJanagan heart is
leavy in the night watches.
LONE JACK , Mo. , Sept. 14 , 187 ! ) ,
I have been nslng Hop Bitters , and
lave received great benefit from them
or liver complaints and malarial fever
? hey are superior to all other modi
cinea. P. M. BARNES.
Tortun or farmer * aad Me-
ohanlc * .
Thousands of dollars can be saved by
ising proper judgment in taking care of
the health of yourself and family. If you
are bilious , have sallow complexion , poor
appetite , low and depressed cpirits , and
generally debilitated , do not delay a mo-
nent , but go at once ; and procure a hot-
lo of those wonderful Electric Bitters ,
which never fail to cure , and that for the
rilling cum of fifty cents. { .Tribune.
Sold by 0. K. Goodman.
iffiPERISHABLE
PERFUME.
Murray & Lanman's
IIDA WATER.
Best for TOILET. BATH
and jARPKEBCHTEF.
FOR
CHICAGO ,
PEORI
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE.
DETROIT , NIAGARA FALLS ,
NEWYORK.BOSTON ,
And nil PoluU Ea t amlO > outh-C > lt.
TUELIHKCOMl'RIBKa
Nearly 4,000 miles. Holld Smooth Steel Tract
U connections are made In UNION DhPOT8
has a National Reputation ni being thereat
roat Through Oar Line , and U universally
needed to bo the FINEST EQUIPPED Ball
ad In the world tor all clasaei of travel.
Try It and you will flud traveling a luxnr )
Instead of a discomfort.
Through Ticket * via rhis Celebrated Lint
swla at all ifUccsIn the West.
All Information about Rate * o Fare , Uleenli. .
Car AcotmraoJatlons , Time Tables , Ac. , will b
.heertully KlTun by apnlytntnx to
T. J. POTTER ,
id Vlco-i'iep't A Don. Uan | ; erCLtcarc |
PEROIVAU LOWELL ,
OLD. Pameivrer At. Chlcijo
W. J. UAVtNFOKT ,
Oen Agent v , . , . . Conncll . . - _ _ _ tllu3 . .
II , DUKLL , Tlcwet Art. (
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a TVoilo , Oil.
PERSONAIi-'Tartu of the human body
enlirxed , < ) t ; > elopoJ and ttrecrthened , " etc.,1
an Interesting advert wcient long run in ou
papor. In reply to Irqu rlos we will say tha
there Is no tI Jence r f humbug ab lut tbli. On
the contrary , the ad\crtl tn arr terr highly In
dorted. luterei'cd rxnoni rear get staled clr
culan giving all particular * , gi\lng all partial
I M , bjr adJrcMlnz Erie Ittdlcal Co. , t' . 0. Bo
613 , llufftlo , N. V. Toledo KrenlDg DM.
Jwll-ly
X combination of J'ro.
tnrltle of Iron , J'tnirlan
tiffflfffflS ' form , J'or
Debility , ZOM of Anne-
Hie ' , 1'roitratton of ( ital
Mo.
SEV. A.I.HOBJB3 Writes- . Mo.BEV.J. .
After n thorough trial of the
IRON TONIO , I take plnasuro dustiy , I'I
' stating that I have been 'I consider it
Kroa , , . , .onofltcd by ita ILDQE a most excellent remedy for
use. Ministers and Pub the debilitated vital forces.
lic Speakers will and it
of the greatest value
whore a Tonio la neces-
Bory. I recommend it
aa n reliable remedial
nffont , possessing un
doubted nutrlttvo and
restorative Loultrillt , Air. properties. , Oct. 2 , 1S52.
rzzmiDB7 XES DR. HARTEU MEDICINE CO. , 213 V , MAIM CT. , CT. 10910.
O. IE1.
OX.XlS.4LX.Xl X3Xl.awX.I3Xl TKT
DEUGS , PAINTS , OILS ,
Window and Plate Q'ass. '
Jtr Anyone contemplating building store , bank , or any other flni will find It tn Ice
antage lo correi end with ni before purchasing their Plato GlaM.
O. F , GOODMAN ,
- - NEB.
STEELE , JJHHSON & CO. ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Fall Line of the Best Brands of
( MS AID MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
s for BSNWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIH & BAND POWDER GO.
DEALERS
ALL'S SAFE UNO LOCK
Fire and Burglar Prj >
< o < o
1020 Farnham Street ,
PERFECTION
HEATING1 AND BAKING
ia only attained by using
Stoves and Ranges.
WITH
WIRE GAUZE OVER DOORS ,
"For sale by
mum ROGERS & SONS
.
Inll.uiSiol
A. IYI. OLARK ,
Paiater&PaperHanger
S1BN WRITER & DECORATOR.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
WALL PAPER I
WMow SMes and Cartainn ,
OORNIOES OURTAIN POLES AND
FIXTURES.
Paints , Oils & Brushes ,
107 SonthlUth Htrent
OM HA
The Oldest Wholesale and
Retail JEWELRYEOUSE
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 Pri
ces as is compatible with
honorable dealers. Call
and see our Elegant New
Store , Tower Building ,
corner llth and Farnham
Streets
THE LEADING
MUSIC HOUSE
IN THE WKSTI
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
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock of
Steinway Chickering ,
Knabe , Vose & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes.
Also Clough & Warren ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before pur
chasing.
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW OASES.
A Large Stock always on Hand.
