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_ After a thorough trial of the PUR.IflES/Indu.ttT
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IKON TONIO , I toke pleasure > / , - " Bixys :
In BttxUnff that I have boon "I consider it
uroac ; , anoated by its ILDQD a most excellent remedy tot
nse. Mlnljtors and tab- the debilitated vital forces.
M ? SPeakera will und it
of
the erreateat value
vhero n Tonic is ncccs *
ary. I recommend it
aa a reliable remedial
jpossoBslnir undoubted -
doubted nutritive and
restorative properties.
Lo * < nttlt , Ay. , Ort , 2 , IBM.
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HAS THE BEST STOCK IN OMAHA AND MAKES THB LOWEST PEIOES
Have now been finished in our store , map
Ing it the largest and most complete
In the West. An additional story has been
built and the five floors all connected
"with two
HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS , ,
One Exclusively for the u * of Passengers. Those immense warerooms -
rooms three stores , aroGGioet wide are filled wittt the Grand
est display of.all kinds of .Household and Office Furniture evei
shown.
shown.All
All are invited to call , take the Elevator on the first floor
and go through the building and inspect the stock-
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Firs-Class Paining and Trimming , Repairing Promptly Done
1319 HarncY.'Cor. 14th. Omaba
Wade , The Confectioner ,
Buy your Dandies , at Wade's. All Goods perfectly pure ,
Largest assortment in town.
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WEATHERLY HOUSE , A. Q.fWEATHERLY , Manrlng , Iowa. |
REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. O. REYNOLDS , Coon Rapids , owa. ;
SARATOGA HOTEL , J. 8. 8TELLINIU8 Mllford. Neb.
MARSH HOUSE , E. MANS , DROWN8VILLK Ntb
COMMERCIAL HOTEL' JOHN HANNAH Ctrom bur2 Na
HALL HOUSE , A. "W. i HALL Loulsvlll * j
OITY HOTEL , CHENEY & 5OLARK , Bl lr , No .J
COMMERCIAL HOTE- , J. Q. MEAD , | Nellgh , Nob.
GRAND CENTRAL N braiU Olty , < Tl b
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , P. L. THORP , Weeping Water.H
COMMERCIAL HOUSE' A. O. OAARPER , Hardy , Nob.
GREENWOOD HOUSE , W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Keb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , E. STOREY. Olarlndo , Iowa
ENO'8 HOTEL , E. L. END , Eremont , Hob'
EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. B. HACKNEY , Achland , Nab
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , f RANK LOVELL , Atkinson , flebl
MORGAN HOUSE , E. L. GRUBB , Guide Rocd.H .
SUMMIT HOUSE , 8WAN & BECKER OrMton , la.
HOUSTON HOUSE , GEO.OAL'PH , Exlrn , la.
REYNOLDS HOUSE , ) O. M. FT-Y OLDO , Atlantic , IK ,
WALKER HOUOE , D. H. .WALKCP , Audubon , la ,
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OITY HOTEL , Dl A. LLlAMB , Hftrlan I * .
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pARks'HOTEL , r. M. PARK , Bhenindoah la ,
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FOSTER HOUSE Oapt. JOHN FOSTER , Lewis , la.
WHITNEY HOUSE ! E. HAYMAKER , Grlswold , la.
DEPOT HOTEL , O. L. CHAPMAN , i Dunlap , la
LU8K HOUSE. J A. LU8K , Logan , la.
DOW OITY HOUSE , W. H. MORTON , Dow Olta.Ila
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Scud 81 , 8Z , S3 , or
85 fur a wnniplc re
tail box by KxiircMM ,
CANDY of t lie heat cnnellc * In
America , put up In
elegant boxen , nnel
Htrlctly pure. Suita
ble for prcHcutH. Kx-
prcsH charges light.
Hcfers to nil Chica
go. Try It once.
CANDY AddrcHH ,
C. P. GUNTHER ,
Coufectlouer ,
Chicago.
Senius Regarded ,
OK ,
The Story of tlie Sowing Maohlui
A hand : mo I'.itle ruapblc ) . blntltod (6
IOT * with nnraorOTM ecrrarlajl , wtltbi
arras AWAY
10 nr aaall penen calling for II , at any braa
01 lab-ofice cl The Binder Uinnlaotnrlnj Ooi
pany , or will be lent by mall , poll paid ,
koVptnon lltlnj al dlatanc * from oar offle
Tae Slngor ManafaoturlDg Oo , ,
Pilnolpal Offioa , 31 Union Bqui
FOBIRY W THE TIMES.
Hid : fioiu i If his ( evo'Cil temples
Urn h Lu mrj K n ; li.uks ut KoKI ,
Ili-ar hU dcen , oteiitorlousbreathlut ;
Little Dnrllar's caught ft c > ) tl ,
Hasten , gtt thn sop lone heated
1'lncd It nt hit chubby toes
Pt ecd thfo f r the inuit.Mi tAllow
Uronsc the little Darlln 'rt UOPO.
Donvir Trihune.
Tbo American Holon.
He itvt by her HJo In the glonmlnff ,
And toyed with her haud and her ohoek ;
His t 6e htd tbo t > eauly ot Paris ,
Her ( ace that uf Helen , the Greek.
"I love you t uiadne * * , ray darllug , "
She whispered lu accents of joy ,
"Hut jou must not perish llku Tarlf ,
Nor I bo your Helen of Tioy. "
"Do > ou know whut 'to fly with you1 moans ,
love ?
Forj-uii , dear , a Mntttd career ;
For mo nd llfo of dishonor ,
"iteft of nil that woman holili dear ,
I love you to madncus , my dnrling ;
Without you thla lllo ha no joy ;
Uut you mutt nut p riah llko 1'arlt ,
Nor I be your Helen of Troy , "
"It is nnt the thing thnt Is done , love ,
Out the way thnt wu do It , my do.tr ,
Which sets all eocloty raving ,
And i hocks tt from center lo sphere ,
The old days have pasted nwuy , darllug ,
Those wicked old BROS uf force ;
Jiut I'll write to my lawyer to-monofc ,
And tell him to got A Uivorca. "
Plvo Things
What makes the tlmu ruu short ?
Business or busy uport
What makes It long to you ?
Hands with no work to do.
What brings death quickly in ?
Slowness to work aud win.
What wins the glowing gold ?
The stroke that Is brink and bold.
What man stands near the throne ?
The man who c n hold his owol
Goethe.
A Woman's Hudson.
I have a reason now lor all 1 do.
A reason that's eo sweet , HO old , so now-
Well , if you were not quite so near to-day ,
Or if you'd turn your eyes another way
And while I let my band n moment rest
With clinching touch yet light upon your
breast ,
I might pretend that It was half a jest ,
I think , perhaps-I'd tell you ,
'TIs thls-no , turn your eyes another way !
'Tis easier to when one has to Hay
Is half pretense -jet somehow makes one's
heart
Stir in oue'a side , with tuch a soft , quick
ftart ;
'Tio this-the Old World his been bora
ogain ,
Born with a strange , sweet , bitter throe of
pain ,
Tee sad Old World I treated with disdain
Is new because I love yon !
I scarcely know my own face In the glass.
It nlmoat eeeins to mock n.e as I puss.
Occe of its few po r benutieii I was vain ,
Now they can only roiue mo to disdain.
I should he twenty thousand times as fair ,
The stais and sun should light my eyes
and hair
And yet sometimes I think I only care
Because -becauss I love you ,
I am BO changeful and so full of mood ,
Sometime * I.would not and sometimes I
would ;
I'm proud and humble , scornful , thought
ful , light ,
A hnadred times between the morn and
night
I cast you off I try to draw you near ,
I hold you lightly and I hold yon dear ,
" .nd all the time I know , with joy , with
fear
It is becauee I l va you.
* * * * *
ind now my hand clings closer to yoni
breast ;
iend your bead lower while I say the rest
? he greatest change of 'all ia thd that I
rVho used to.bo so cold , so eroeyeo ehyr
jvthe sweet moment that I feel Von near ;
Vrget to be ashamed and know no fear ,
'orget ' that Life u sad and Death W drear ,
Bootuse because I love yon" ! '
The Oentury.
A Bit ot Pottery.
The potter stood at hlfdally work ,
One patient foot on the ground ;
The other with never slackening speed
Turning his ewlft wheel round ,
Silent wa stood beside him there ,
Watching the restless knee ,
Till my friend said low , in , pitying voice
"How tlrod his foot must be ! "
The potter never'paused in his work ,
Shaping the wondrous thing ;
Slowly he raided hia patient eye * ,
With homely truth inspired :
"No , iiiarui , it isn't the foot that kicks
The one that stands gotd tired ! "
Allci Wellington Kolllns , in The Con
Un.nt.
HONEY FOR THE LADIHt ?
Cashmere jackets complete costumes o
ribbed Ottoman silk und velvet.
Linen band collars for wearing outsld
the collar of the dress are new and neat.
Jetted and lack.lostre Raloons are tnuc
nsod for iu " "
trimmings "light" mournln
"Iress ,
Newmarket jacket ) and medium lengt
pelisbes will be the leading wraps k
iprlng.
Iledlngotcs and French polonaises i
ecore of different forms continue i
avor.
Velvet bodices ore made with jooke
Jacques Instead of the round tulrat
ihapej.
Pelerines and eboulder capes of varle
lengths aud styles are to bo ingreatnrfavc
' .ban ever.
Shoulder bows of rilban are very fotl
lonable let agninst thu ttandiug collar o
Lho left aide.
Ottoman velvet very thickly ribbed ;
; he newest fabric for combining with clot
md cashmere.
A New Jersey man has patented a btov
; hat explode * at 10 o'clock at night. H
baa four daughters.
Kosett's of wool braid and a wide ban
jf white Hercules braid trim Englii
round hats of felt and of braid.
A Boston dentUtreas Is so pretty thi
"the can coax a man' * tooth out by jui
puttlox her band under his chin and askit
or it. "
The prim and pretty fashion of makir.
the Uce frill that passes around the nee
extend down the front of the dress also
revived.
The first flowere of the season , narci
inses , jjnquils , hyaclntha , crocuses , viole
and HUcs , are now fashionable for trlr
mlng evening bonnets.
The popular design for woolen dresses
the plaited sklit , full short panlers ar
jockey waist , or the cuirass bodice wll
rounded tabs thickly tralded.
Japonlca , prawn and strawberry pii
are the pale shades to ha uied to comb I
with all the dark fashionable rods , BUI
as claret , garnet , strawberry and ten
cotta.
"When a woman folia down she will 1
still for twenty minutes K she has pret
ankles and pretty hose , but if she h
not she can rtao unaided qulcksr than ai
man. "
The high liernhardt collar , stiffened 1
fine wires , Is worn with a narrow snus
openln ? below the throat , which Is till
In with lace , This Is becoming to ve
thin ladies.
A man always looks through hi * pocki
four times before handing his wife to ha
a button tewed on , and even then be
filled with a nameless fear until tbe job
completed.
A New York man TTM so enraptni
with a lady at a fancy ball that he offer
her 9100 to unmask. She accepted t
money savinir , "Now your wife can pay !
rervnnt girl' * hack wage * . " It was Mi
mother-in-law.
Scarf tunic * braided with fllver or od !
are i.aited artmad the him and knotted be
hind nn the kilt nktrts that nro on wo'il
drweon. Several row * of the braid ore
sewed nrouud the kilt pleats nearly at the
bottom ,
New balmoral skirts have two or three
steels ln < nrtcd In the back widths to foim
a tmtrnure. Moreen balmoral * are gored
perfectly plain from stele to side , tml tbe
back bicadth b o two thick box pleats tied
back to maxo them very full.
Styli b biuqus are sharply pointed In
front and back , with very shallow ride
pieces. The shoulder seams are short anil
exactly Iu a llni with the khouldert the
fleevon are oloso to the arm except at the
arm-hole , wbero they are ullrfhtly bouffant.
For drossy walking ccstumeF , French
denlsn'-ra aru sending to America the verj
f Afthlouublo torra-cotta and copper olmdes ,
The French torrn-cott.i is a very delicate
color , matching exactly the veritable hue
of terra-CDtta vvvrc , and Is quite unlike the
deep strawberry rod sbado so long In
vogue.
Ladies who have fine arms wear the
pretty sleeves that are drawn up two Inchei
shorter in the outside than their Insidi
pium ; the o are for day drtwiew ; laci
sleeves , no nloovos whatever , are worn will
evening toilets , but the long gloves for ful
dress conceal the tapering beauty of tin
arm below the elbow.
YOUOK ladles with low , well-fihapod foie
heads turn the hnlr back all around in loosi
waver , with hero and there a curl ; the )
may also wear nido parting. If the hall
crows prettily on the nape of the neck , II
Is carried up high and wound around k
Psycho form and fastened by a small orna <
mental comb of Ilhlne stones or of shell ,
MUSICAL AN 0 DRAMATIC ,
A now theatre la spoken of In Boston , tc
ba erected on the tite of the ( Public
Library.
John T. Kaymond will build a cottag
la the actor's colony at Long Branch thli
"Voting Mrs. Wlnthrop" IB playing tt
largo business at Baldwin's theatre , Saa
Francises ,
It Is said that Oscar Wilde 1' studying
for tbo stage , and one of his first otlorti
will bo Romeo ,
The opera house at Bethlehem , Pu , , hai
not proved a success. It will therefore be
transformed Into store ? .
J , H , Haverly wants 85 per cent , of the
gross receipts in small towtis for his con
Bolidated mtuatrel troupe.
Lottaissaldtobo worth nearly 81,000 , .
000 , aud she has no husband. Just think
of that money goinfj to waste.
There is prospect that Mile. Khoa wll
play a New York engagement following
the Cincinnati dramatic lonttva ) .
Harry Joel says that the pooresl
houee Strtvkonch < Sver had | n Italian open
was one In New York that yielded onlj
$96.67.
A bill hss been presented to the Obit
legislature prohibiting chain , stooli 01
any seats in aisles of halls , theatres 01
churches ,
Mmo. Scalchi end Mme. AlbanI havi
created a grout encuess In Canada , tbi
former In "II Trovatore" and the latter it
"Lucia. "
The newspapers say that Willie Kdouii
will take his "Sparks" aompany to Kuropi
next June , and that John Gourlay will gc
with them ,
Lawrence Barrett baa been 111 with rhea
matlem in the south , but Louts Jainei
played his parts , and no performance !
were omitted.
It appears that Mme. Nllsson will uo
pass the summer in America , as she state.
that she has encaged passage on the Ser
via , which tails April 7.
Abbey takes Mary Anderion to Londoi
next fall , and brings Irving to America. A
fair exchange is no robbery ; and if Mary 1
not a fair exchange , what is she ? "
There.are 330 theatres in Great Britain
including thirty.elght London theatres. A
these , about 150 new plays were prbdnoei
in London , and about 115 in the province
lost year.
Frederick Warde and John McOnllougl
plbyed acrainfit each other in Baltimore las
week. Warde was recalled four times a
the close of an act of "Damon am
Pythias. "
A movement Is on foot to indnce W. I
Sheridan to return to this country fret
Australia and join forces with Tom Ketn
next seuion/presentlng "Julius Cicsar" o
agrandecile ,
A Stuttgart Irtter says that Hans vo
Bulow has recovered from his madness an
will soon appear in uublio again as plauii
and director. Uo intends playing a cot
cert dedicated to him by the late coroposei
Joachim RkfT.
Margaret Mather has performed an ut
heard of feat in Boston , Previous to he
appearance Juliet was never played In the
city more than three times in sucsesslor
She has jiut given fourteen consecutiv
representations of the part ,
The first opera festival in CIncInnat
with Center , realized 975,000 and coi
855,000 ; the one last year with Patti th
groBs receipts were ? 'JOCOO and the profit
nearly $25,000. For thli year the advanc
eale alone amounted to nearly $80,000 , in
the total receipts will reach about 8100
000.
000.It
It is elated that Manager Abbey's leat
Ing quartet oi artists for next teaion
operatic performances under his managi
mont will consist of ( Mine. Nllson , Mini
Scalchi Campanini , and Del Pnent
Mme. Valleria U also named as one of tt
leading soprano * engaged by Mr. Abbe
for next season ,
Pike's opera house , Cincinnati , has f <
two yearn l < e n used for the Board ol Trat
rooms , and the lease to the Board has yi
three years to run. After thai the bom
will be remodeled and made into one of (1
handsomest opnrn houses In America , Tl
auditorium will bo lowered to the grout
floor , an i every effort will be nude '
truusfoim it Into the model tbeatraof 11
couutrj .
PEPPERMINT DROPS ,
Two men were lynched in Ohio durii
the yntr 1882. It is understood that tbi
declined to run for office.
A western milk-nun advertises : "No I
crease in price on account of the Hood
We shouldn't think there would be.
Speaking about a man diligent in t
bufclneis standing before kings , the mo
diligent man Is not quite content until 1
stand * before a > tr i. ht flush.
The tiuistion ( * naked us if there Is an
thing that wll. bring youth to wome
Yes , there Is , An income of say 82,0
will bring any number of them.
The three prevailing religions In Chli
are Buddhism , Confucianism and Taoulsi
The thri e prevailing religions In Ameri
are Christianity , Inpersollsm and Beec
erltin.
After looking at the specimens of Gre
art ut the museum the other day , a ge
tleman remarked : "Greece must bo
very worm county , Nobody seems to we
clothing there. "
A lady writes a story about "My III
band's Secret. " He must have been
young husband to have admitted he h
one. The old married man knows bet
than to do BO.
The senate has reduced the tariff
barbed wire fencing , but that won't b
the farmer's hired man any. He wn
the barbs filed down and a cushion
ranged eveiy twenty rods along the 1
wire.
During tbo past five years over twei
thousandpersons are said to have perlil
atsoa. The mighty lengthen , U stl
few lengths ahead of the modem bol
But the hotel Is gaining ground at ev
jump.
The diamonds worn by New York t
tenders are said to bejworth $350,000.
Philadelphia Newt remarks that
carbuncles worn on the notes of ft
York bar patrons probably cost about
35,000,000.
An Illinois man bnxnd his wife's OAIS
for Investing ? 'J lu a lottery ticket. She
weut home to her ma and her ticket drew
(5,000 , and the husband will give any *
body a hone and two cows to convince her
that he wai only In fun when ho made her
ears ring ,
"I wonder what Is the matter with Mr.
Brown , " said the landlady , "he seems to
bo very angry about something. Why ,
you should have seen him grinding his
teeth ju t now In the hall. " "rorhaps , "
juggested Fogg , "ho Is only getting them
In order before tackling ono of your boif *
teaks. "
"Did you get any orders ? " asked the
bo < s of the drummer who had just returned -
turned from his firtt trip , "Any order1
echoed thn drummer ; "that's the trouble ;
that's all I did got get , 1 was ordered out
of every shop I went into before I could
tell a tiling , Oh , yor , orders enough , If
thut's all of cllo * wants. "
"Hero , Sam , Is a note I want you to
hand to Mrt. Katon Maboloy when you
are sure nobody is looking , " said an Aus
tin society man to Sam Johusing , colored ,
' 'Yon , sah , " answered Sam , showing his
ivories , "And mind , don't you whisper
a word to a living soul. " "You may Jeps
roil easy about dat , bnss , Yc&U'riny ! I
fetched dat satno womnn a letter from
Col. Percy Yerger. You can joss roast
about my opcnln my mouf. "
It was ju t before the torvicoa began in
one of thn mnat fashionable churches of
Austin , One lady leaned over the bnck of
a pew and whispered from behind her fan
to another lady , "Juul look what a fright
the Widow Berurnbeo is in blnckl" "I
see ; she looks wane than n tcarceorow. If
mourning makes me look like that , I hope
nobody will ever die In our family. "
OONNUBIALITIBS.
One of the society belles of Stcubcn-
villa , Ohio , has eloped with a ono-legged
man. Oho solaces herself with the thought
that she will have only half the usual complement -
plement of stockings to darn.
Prince Constantine Bondesko , of Kou-
mania , Is about to bo married In Paris to
Mile. Marie Blore , an actress , who IE
mnlnly distinguished for having shot aud
nearly killed a man who wanted to gut
clear of her.
Last week David Davis'son George P. ,
and the latter's wife , left Bloninlngton for
Washington , and It is surmised that they
go to accompany the old man to Fayctto <
vllle , N , 0. ; whore the goesips still arsert
he will wed Miss Burr after the 4th of
March ,
A sensation has been created In Montreal
society by the eloument of the belle ol
Windsor Mills , Oat. , heiress to $200.000.
with an Impostor claiming to be Lord
Oantyro , The parties were married ID
Montreal. It Is said the groom la the son
of a clergyman lu England ,
A Mi-s Holly of Orangoburg 0 'nrthouse ,
S , O , , was to have been married lost Sat
urday night. On Saturday morning she
went Into n field to rake up leaves. She
kindled a fire , and while warming her Ito'
her dress caught fire , her clothing wai
burned from her body , and she died at the
very hour fixed for bor marriage ,
Julius Uarrishurg and Miss Stella Mar
tin , living near Charlotte , N , O. , made
arrangements for defeating the wlnhes o
tbo latter's parents by eloping , The glr
took a train to a neighboring town , as l > oi
agreement , but the man bucked out , Mlsi
Martin , after waiting many hours for he :
reareant lover , became a raying maniac , It
which condition she was taken back home
The widow of the ill-starred Col. Flatters
tors will soon bo led to the hymeneal alta :
in Paris by a general of brigade. To be
come his wife she will sacrifice the rathe
handsome pension that Gambetta obtainec
for her. It is not generally known thn
Louis Philippe , regarding Col. Flatters a
his son , paid for his education and settlei
on him about $30,000.
RELIGIOUS.
/The Methodiit expect to build 4C
churches during the present year.
The Episcopal church papers are urgln
the c lotiration of the centennial of th
church this year.
The MethodUti are makfng luoh effort
la Italy aa will aoou plaoa them In the va
of evangelizing chnrcbM there.
The Wesleyan Methodists of Englan
hare expended nearly [ 5,000,000 in th
erection of chapels during the last twent ]
five years ,
The church statistics of Richmond , Va ,
foot up 30,610 members , gathered In B
churches. Of these 12,101 ara colore
Baptists.
More than 15.000have been raised t
endow the now dtoosso of Southwall whlc
is to bo erected out of the diocese of Littl
field in Kngland.
Christian churches In India and Oeyk
are slowly becoming self-supporting. C
the 71 churches in those countrlot coi
nected wiih the American board 50 receh
nothing from its treasury.
The number of officers , teachers an
scholars In the Sabbath ecnooU connect !
with the United ( Presbyterian church , I
Phlbdelphia , li 2,574. The collectloi
were reported at $3,000.
The Detroit Ministerial union , compox
of ministers of all denominations , baa d
elded , by n vote of 23 to 1 , that belief
the apostlen' Creed is not sufficient as
declaration of faith upon which to adm
memtera.
The Baptist church occupies a comman
ing position among the religious boJlei
Ohio. From urecent report made to tl
state Baptist convention , the total mei
bership for 1882 was 50 , ( 56 , showing a u
gain over the previous year of 1 COO.
The "General HaptlUc , " who nro opi
communists , number about 10,000 in I
diana , Illinois , Kentucky , Tennoiseo ai
Missouri. They propose to establish td
nomiiiHli nal colirga at Evnnsvllle , Tad
and have conditional pledges totboamou
of $20,000 for that purpose.
The truth ( if the doctrine of purgito
as held by Ilomin Catholics is about to
touted in the courts , A man m Austral
left 37.030 to be used to deliver his sn
from that alleged state of existence , ai
tbo executor declines to pay the mon
without legal j.roof that it has been real
earned.
The Protestant Episcopal church is gal
log ground among the negroes of the Hout
M is shown by the fact that eight preac
ers ( including a bishop ) of the /-Ion Unl <
Apostolfo church were confirmed 1
Bishop Whittle at Petersburg , Va. , la
Sunday , It Is said that almost the entl
Xion Union Apostollo church will folio
their leaden Into the Episcopal fold ,
IMPIETIES ,
Things are coming to a pretty pass
Kentucky when n preacher has bis sain
docked for time lost on a trip to fight
dusl in a/listaat part of the state ,
"We all come In , but we cannot staj
observed the parion. turning over a fro
a sheet } "what can we do } " "Make il
ir Jackpot ! " roared the now Bible cli
teacher flora the back seat ,
s * A Brooklyn church has offered a preacl
n a sal try of $10,000 and ntwo months' vai
id tlon every year. Ho regards it aa n , "c
tr to preach the gospel , " Most anybody e
would accept such an odor , but would c
it by its right name , "a soft snap. "
A certain little 3 year-old likes v <
much to go to church , and especially
Joy * the singing. One day the choir s :
"Hock of Ages Cleft for Me , " and al
sh * got homo the little one was heard si
Ing , very seriously , "Hock the Bablca , k
for me. "
1 * . The Boston Herald overheard this c
versation In a street car ; First young
butanti "Oh , I'm so sorry Lent Is he
Second ditto "Ob , bow wicked ; I'm i
gltd , for my ball dresses were qetl
he frightfully shabby , and , beside * , man
ha says I m looking A little worn with
iw lata hour * and brilliant ligb.tr , and I
going to bed e rly and stay n good deal
dnrlnp the lUy In tbo dimly llghto < t church.
Lent Is really a great comfort to mo , " and
the dear thing sighed piously.
During the week of urayor htcly held in
n Pennsylvania church congregation ono of
the brethren bad tnmo remarks to mnko
about temperance and the habit which cer *
tain people had of drlnxlni ; cider. "I am
going to pray to the Lord , " ho added , "that
nnyono In this congregation who makes or
bundled or sells the stull shall have a burden -
den of sorrow put upon him until he turns
from the error of his wnyi > , " "When do
you begin , Brother Smith ? " asked n toll ,
hardened granger , na ho rose up. "Tc-i
night , Brother Tompklns thU very
night. " " 1 wish yon wouldn't. I've got
forty barrels of elder on hand , And I wnnt
you to glvo me twenty-four hours In which
ta sell and ship. After that yon cnn peel
your coat and go in six-horso ponet , "
Her. Murphy Wilson , nn Austin divine ,
Jecently had occasion to visit Dallas , Tex ,
On arriving there llov , Wilson asked the
lint gentleman ho met , who happened to
bo an nldormnn , if ho know where Bishop
Qarrett lived. "Never heard of such n
man , He doesn't keep n saloon , dooa hel"
"Oh , no : but can you tell mo where the
Kplflcopal church 1st" "Don't know nothIng -
Ing nhout Ohuroh. Then ) was a man by
thnt oatno hero last fall , but ho ran ot ! with
another man's wlfo. I know loan about
Church than I do about the first fellow you
mentioned , and I never honrd of him be *
fore ; but I can KIOW you where the IKMK
variety show In this state la located. If
that'a the kind of a ulnco you are .lookint ;
for , " responded the nldormnn.
'Conqueror of nil Life's Woes. "
UKH A. W. HoKLAM ) , of Providence , It. I. ,
sajs
1 Deeming II mfduty to suffering humanity
to Inform all who may boallllcUiUs Ihtvoboen
of tlio Ntfo > nd jure Hotnoilyrbtch , by the
Mos.iltiK of kind Provident ? , his restored mete
to health , with doepgratlluilo I wish toacVnowl-
edge the great bonoflti that I lm\o roccUrd ( rcm
thoulo of the mod \aluab'o mcillctno that I
have overseen. During the past thrco 'years I
havj boon aflllctcd with Mdnry Dlicaao , accoui-
pat ltd by thoievoro aches , Intense palm , weak
ness and prostration attending ; this dreadful dli-
oaet. I tried many kinds of medicines , Includ
ing physicians' proscription' , without obta Icing
permanent relief.
"A few weeks ftifO a friend persuaded mo to
try Hnnt's Remedy : and , aittr w\ng \ only bait a
bottl , I was relieved ot ( hecevore pain In my
hick , and continued the use of the remedy untl |
I am well again ; and I cm now take long walks
without being tired , and hav.o an excellent ap
petite , sleep well , and am tld of all these aclio *
and pains ( torn wh'ch I Buffered 10 lonn. 1 moat
cheerfully reromtnosd Hunt's Comedy ai a solo
and reliable cure for Kidney Dlsoa o , and It Is
tbo only medicine I have ev r found that doe *
exactly what It Is advert sod to do.
" Tralto the bridge thai carries you over late
ly , ' and that to many an ailing ono ha * been
Hunt's Rcm < Jy , a brl Igo which hss taken thorn
from what lootmd fatil sickness to blooming
health.
"W < are all strong enough to endure the ml-
fottui os of others. But , If their mtifortuno It
sickness , It coitl nothing to tell tliem of the
' . ' '
great medlclnOjUunt'jUemody.
AID yea troubled with such symp
toms of dyspepsia as belching , tasting
of food , heart-burn , etc. ? Brown's
Iron Bittern will euro von.
THE
SHORT LINE
OF THE
O3BCXO A fO ,
Milwaukee & ot , Paul
RAILWAY
I
Is now running IU FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
from
OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
-WITII-
Fnllman'8 Mapiflcent Sloopon
AND TUB
Finest Dining Oars in the World
IF YOU ARE GOING EAST
TO
CHICAGO' MILWAUKEE.
Or to anv point beyond ; or
IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH
To
BT. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS
Take the BI3T ROUTE , the
Chicago , tttlwaukeo&M PanlE'y
Ticket olllou locaUul at corner t'arniuii am
Fourteenth itrooti nnil t U. 1 * . Depot and ai
Ulllsid llutnl , Omalu.
tyBoe TiuieTalile In another column.
K. A. NABII , General Arent.
0. II. FOOTE , Ticket Agent , Omaha.
8. 8. IIKIUIILL , A. V. II. OAUPKNTEn ,
General Manager. General Pans. Agent
J. T. CLAUK. GEO. II. HKAFFOitD ,
General Sup't. Am't Gen. I'&ss. Ag
Are acknowledged to be th
jest by all who hive put thoi
to a practical test.
ryn ADAPTED TO
a .or HARD & SOFT
'K '
ipt OE WOOD.
> a BY
lo B. ' Buck's Stpve Co
pang SAINT LOUIS.
th en PIERGY & IBIUDFORI
than
an BOLS AOKNT6 FOR OMAHA.
ft 1
WOMUI CAN HEALTH OF WOI
PATHIZEV/ITH fs THE HOPE Or
WOMAN. THE RACE
VEaETABLB COMPOUND.
Snro Cure for nil VCniATilI WKAK
NiSHiS : : , InclmllnR I.cticorrhcrn , Ir-
rcfnilnr nml 1'nlnfnl Menstroatlon
Innainmntlon nnit Ulccrntlnn of
tlio Womb , rioo.llnf { , PKO-
, I.Al'SUH UTKIU , &c.
{ VTlfMiinttotlictiuto , cnicacloiis anil ImmedUtc'
lUclTcct. ItliMrrcathcliln | pirenoncy , und r -
.rr < ruiin durlnit Ulior and nt irpuHr i ricds.
ritisiru\srsKiT MDrniscninc IT mutr.
Foa Ar.l.WnFKissES of the Bencrntlrc organ *
cither KX , it bMComltono riinwlytlmtlioa er
; n lictoro tlio public i tuiit for all dlKraica oU > 4
EXET9 H .a the drmtut iei t < l\i \ < n tIPorW. . _ ,
FlmlGrent ItrlUi'Iu JU UHC.
T.YDIA n.riNKu.vM'H rt.oo' ) riitincn
Al cnullcato Tcnr Tn > tl < < a ut Jli.ini.'i iron ) tot
Wl. t the wimotlmo will Kl'Ptni-r rmlrtrciiRth to
, o tjvlrm. A > iruurroUoui In roculii na tbo ( .i4ui > ouml.
tlnoth the Componnd anil 1)100111111 iCor are pr
H-od at SSJ and B4 Wcetcm Avrnue , Ijnn , Maw.
rico of cither , ( I , Blx bottlen for $1. T n Compound
pont by mall In the form of pltln , or of lounecfon
tfolpt of priw , tt i > cr box for cither. Mr * , rinlthon
rely aiuiren all letters ot Inquiry. incoio3oinl : ]
Bond for pamphlet , tltntlon thlil\ifrr.
T.T. re Conrtlp * .
on. ) llllou nfM and Torpl < llty ot Urn Lltrr. U cent *
* ra-Solil br nil Drnnilnln.-TTa m
FAJjLLY&HOtlS ,
Western Agents , Llfajctto , Indiana.
HEELS
FOR
Itubbcr Boots and
Boots and Shoes
OF ALL KINDS.
To Thelt
ADD 50PERCT.
. Wear.
The center pleocs are Intorcbangeablo and re-
vcnlblo. It proven ! ) the counter from running
ovo- , requiring no heel stldencrs.
' [ ho Agency ( or thcoo goods In this town hat
been pin trw
Others canno procure hem.
Call and ( xunlna a full line ot Leather and
"CanJco" Rubber Boota and Shooa with the R * .
vcretble Iloel ,
MUS. 11. PETERSON.
313m LoulavllV.Ne.
OOL. L. T. FOSTER.
lYonngitown , Ohio , UaylO , 1B8C ,
rDi. B. J. EnraiUi * Co. I had akTery r huv
bla ItemhletonUn colt that Iprli d very highly ,
hthfcdal rf bon irp Tln on one Joint and
mall on * on the otfiw which m de him Tety
lame ; I had him under the charge ot two rrtw
Inirr largeoni which Called to cure him. I wai
one day reading the ndvertUement ol Kcndall'l
Sp Tln Onro In the Chicago Express , ! determined
t once to try It and got our cruggtsta her * It
tend ( or It , ind they ordered three bottles ; I look
all and I thomtht I would giro It a thorough
trial. I used tt according to directions and UM
fourth day the colt ceued to be Umo and tht
lumps have dliwppeired. 1 used bat one bottls
and the colt's Ilmbe arc u > Ireo ol Inmpn and M
imooth M any hors * In the sUte Ho Is cntlit.
ly cured. The euro wan so remarkable thai
have let tire ol my neighbors haye the iuiial >
tng two bolllc * who are now uslngll
Very rwpectrully ,
L. T. FOSTKB
lind lor Illnitratod ctrcnlar clvlng posltlfi
proof. Filcefl. All Drnggljtn have II or can
get It ( or you. Dr. JJ.J. KendnU k Co ! , Pro-
prlcton. Knoibnrgb Fallt , V
BY ALL DRUGGIQT8
I'of
of
.t hr tl
( OUlllltlFC kV ll'
ftlmuiAiiti&nu 'Jit
H0 | >
. ( mjroctag ironi. . a *
01 ill' lia | tloni 1C youw _
ot Maul' . , old or ? -W
IIK - >
unit , nl7 cu H itter * .
1 hou Jl * * Of I
rom
nj ttm form
your
lK
t
' oft'
'
iat l''K > . ?
irtlmulutlntr , beenpretea
int.vti'
tkc Hop
oruruujrucom U -
/jii ( , < lln' and IrmlfU.
ot t.i ttwiui bleourv ter
tomlt. .lood. : drutlenneif.
linr ot ntrtt * I ux o' opianu
Too will ! > tobacoo , BT
ouredlfjouiue
Hop Bltt r
Klxl 7 < > t9. Bead tot
IuWtnilU ! < ltrjr Clrcaltr ,
Hi It may HOISHTIM
your
nr en ,
aBATEFUL-COMFOKTIRQ.
EPPS'S GQGOA.
BREAKFAST.
"By a thoronnh knowledge of the natural Uwl
irblch govern the operation * of digestion and
nutrition , and by a careful application of the
Bne properties of well-olected Cocoa , Ilr.
Epps haa provided oar breakful tables with
delicately favored beverage which may save al
many heavy doctors' bills It 1s by the JudlclotM
use of such article * ol dlel that a conitltntioa
may be gradually built up until strontr enough
to reelit every tendency to disease. Hundred *
of subtle malidlos are floating around us ready
to attack wherever there Is a weak point. W
may escape many a teUl shaft by keeping out *
elves well fortified with pure blood and a prop *
erly nourished ( rame. " Civil Bervlce Duetto.
Uade simply with boiling water or milk , Sol
n tins only ( l-tt > and Ib ) . labeled
JAMBS BPP8 & CO. ,
Hommopathlo Obemlsta
Rncrlnn
' " ' th8 Wfe. Time * ,
and Troaohoroan
. JOSSQ
ho only llfo authoiltod by her and which will
not bo a "Wood and Thunder" story , such oa has
been and will be put lishrd , but a tiua Ufa by the
only parson who Id In poacsslon of tbo fact * a
faithful and devoted wlfo. Truth Is more nter >
cetlnijthiu flillon. A irenU should apply 01 ter *
rttory at once. Go 75 cts. fur Sample book.
J I ] Uhnmfaont& Co
moeoiio
$500 REWARD.
The above reward will be paid to any person
who w in produce a Paint that will equal the
Pennsylvania Patent Rubber
Paint ,
of pif mlnj 8hlnJe Wn Gravel Book.
WArretlted to b t > te an Prow AI
mien promptly tende perin
tot th n any othcKJ lnti
Omaha , Kib , *
, Br IUc , Dr.
BB office , Oivkha , Keb.