THE DAILY BEE TUli'S.UA ' F JUNE 5 1883
Ethan
rv \
Have the Largest Stock and Choicest Patterns of
CARPETS !
Ever Broug.it to the City , and at
than ever offered in this vicinity ,
IDO 35TOT TP ATT.
TO CALL AND EXAMINE STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING.
HARKNESS BRO'S ,
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
COUNCIL BLcrra RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
The lollJwlni { are the tlmoa ol arrival and de >
p&rturo oltralun trjm the local depots. The
the trains Btart Irom the Union I'.i.lflo depot
about ten mlnutea eirller than boiow atated ,
and arrive at the depot about ton minutes later.
Trains on pool lima and K. U , nn on C > Ica o
tlmo , a hall hour taster than local. Wabagb
traits run on St. Louis tlmo , twenty mlou ' a
faster than loca' ' . U , I * , and Lincoln tralnir an
on Council UluUs time.
milCAQU , BOCK ISLAND AND FACIFIO.
Depart. Arrho.
Atlantic tot..B20pm Pactflc nxt..9Sam :
Eiand Mall".923am Ex. and Hall.0 5 p m
P. Moines ac.7:15 : a tn DCS Molncsac'.4:40 : p m
CniOAOO , FURUNOTON AMD QU1.SCT.
Depart. Arrhc.
Atlantic Ext. . . 5:35 pm Paclflc Kxt..920am
Mall and Ex * . .9:10 : am Mall and tj'.7WJpm :
N. Y. Ex . 6:20prn : Neb & Has Ex..9:10 : a m
CIIICAOO AND NORTUWK8TKRN.
Depart. ArrUo.
Atlantic Exf. . . 5:15 : pm I Paclflc Ext. . . .9:15 : am
Mall and Ex * . .9.20 a in Mall and ix".G:15 : : p m
Accoin ( Sat..fj.SOpm ) | Accom. ( Mon..l:45 p in
KANSAS CUT , ST. JOB AXD COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Depart. ArrUc.
Uailand Ex. . . .9 5 am I Express . 5-35 pin
Kxprtva. , . . , 85p : ! ! a | Mill aid El..6'i5 p ra
Dsput. Arrive.
ofl&od x.ll:30 ft. m.
Lincoln Ex. . 11:30a. : u. leaver Ex . . 8 00 a. m ,
Denver Ex..7.00p. m. Local Ex 6:39 : a. m.
Local Ex 7:25 : a. m. " Ex 8.05 a. m.
Emigrant..6.-20 p. in. " Ex r-COa. in.
WABAHU , Sr. LOUIS AND PACIFIC.
Depart. Arrhe.
Mull anil Ex. . 9:45 : a m I Mall and Ex. . 4:30 : p in
Cannon Boll. . 4:50 : p m | Cannon Gall.11:05 : a m
SIOUX CUT AMD PACIFIC.
Depart. Arrive.
or Sioux City.7 5 a m Frm Sioux Cj y.6:50 : p m
or Fort Niobrara. Frm Fort Nlobrara ,
Neb * 7:55am : Neb * 6:50pm :
For St. Paul..7:40pm : From St. Paul..8.SO a m
CIIICAOO , MILWAUKHB AND BT. PAUL.
Leave Council lllufls. Arrh ea Council Bluffs.
Mall and Ex. . ' 9:20 : am I Mall and Ex.6:55pm :
Atlantic Ex. . | 5:15 : pm | Atlantic Ex. . .19:10 : n m
CIIICAOO , H1LWAUKHB AM ) 8T. PAUL.
Lca\e9 Omaha. Arrl\ea at Omaha.
V Mall and Ex.7:15 am I PaclHc Ex 13:45 : am
Atlantic Ex. . | 3:40 : pm | Mall and Ex. . < 7-'J5pm
Except Sundays , f Except Saturdajs. ( Except
Honda ) a. ( Dally.
Council Blutts Si Omaha Street B. R.
Leave Council BlufTs. Leave Omaha.
8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m , 8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m ,
11 a m , 1 m , 2 p m , 3 p 11 am , tpra , 2pm , 3p
m , 4 p m , 5 p m , C p m , m , 4 p m , B p ra , G p m ,
Street cars run half hourly to the Union Paclflc
Depot. Oa Sunday the cars be lti their trips at
9 o clock a. m. , and run regularly during the day
at 9 , 11. 2 4. f > iind n o'clock , and run to city time !
CHIOAGO.BUBLINGTON&IIUINCY
OFFICE OP FRUIGIIT AGENT , )
O.MAIIA AND COUNCIL ULuyKs , May 12 , 'A3. j
Arrangements tnve been made ( or the
Loading in Chicago Daily
01 ono or moro cars with
MERCHANDISE SOLID
CONSIGNED TO PARTIK3 IS
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Theie cird w'll ' come through to destination
wittnuCrt'opplnic. ( Jitlck tlm'jli theraliy Iwued.
Pleasacrdcr ysu soodj vl C. 1) . & ( J , U. K.
A , B. WEST ,
GENERAL AGENT.
G0 TO
H. R. JONES
FOR THE
Douglas Vapor Stoves
The best and simplest In th world. Alia lei
74 Gasoline Stoves. CouncU Blufl.- .
MKS fi J HILTON M D
, , , , , , ,
PHYSICIAH AND SUKGEOH
122 BroadwKv. Council Blnffi
tuos. orriciu. u. M. rum
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
Council Bluffs , la.
Established , - - 1856
Doilcru In Foreign and Domestic Exchaugt
nd homo > eeurltlr .
WORKS" !
Iron and Slate Eoofing ,
0. SPE01IT , . . Proprlotor.
1111 Douglas St. - Omaha , Hob
MANUFACTURE ! ! OF GALVANIZED
Iron Cornices I
DORMER WINDOWS , FINIALS ,
Tin , Iron and Slate Eooflng , ;
Bpocht's Patent Mctallto Skylight Patent ,
( . Adjusted Uatcbet Bar aud Bracket
8holvlne. I Rin the reneral aKent
for the above line of goods.
IRON FENCING ,
Crestlngs. Balustrades. Verandas , Iron
Bank Itaillngs. Window Blinds , Collar -
lar Guards ; also
GENERAL AGENT FOR
PKERSON & EILL 1'A'CENT ' IN
SIDE BLIND.
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lintt' nt n 1 n * IP vorehrilnn"
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If TfiUfcTt 70in wiJ _ -
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tli > er tlou ur iil"l | M | Uun , It
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, old ' .
olBKlc orffi'oiujj.T - -
Heel or
"oorh ftt . ' | 3" * S H
Lftc , "U op Hop" " iBIttar * .
' reel i iiutuaj * r O n4V 1
j < I formoi Klunv ,
viia your tjittm i. . .
sice < ) clcanslnif , ton- ! j c > 47b
tntcr itlinulatlnc.
t k Hop
Do I. tt
tlalni , di e
uni IrrfiWv
o ( ti ! fomart . , ROP tic c a r * l\ > !
e i l , tlood.
Mi" t * ntnt > I uia ot oplucx
lee will tic -5 > oac , V
fHredlf youvm
Hop 3lttsri
tiiOT iim
r
, Ir and f. Bunifot
r ) f \ <
'o'w spirited , try NEVER
Itl It < nt\y sa
onvwour FAIL
life. U link
a cJ hun
OF THE
lilwankee & St. Paul
RAILWAY
Is now runntn ; Its FAST EXPRESS .TRAINS
Irom
OMAHA AND COUNCIL 'BLUFFS '
WITH
Pullman's Magnificent Sleepers
AND THE
Finest Dining Oars in the World.
IF YOU ARE GOiHG EAST
TO
OHICAQO' KliWAUKEE.
Or to anv polntborond ] ; 01
IF YOU mi GOING NOHTH
To
ST. FAU1. OSl
T&Ue the BEST ROUTE , thj
OhiDago , Milwaukee&Sfc.PaulR'y
fTicket officu located In Paitoi Hotel , at corner
Farnam and Fourteenth streets and at U. P. Depot -
pot and at Mlllard Hotel , Ouiiha.
farSeo Time Table In another column.
F. A. NASH , General Avent.
0. H. FOOTE , Ticket Agent , Omaha.
MERRILL , A. V. H. OAKPKNIER ,
General Manager. General Pans. Agent.
LAKK , QKO. U. HEAFFOKD.
OeniTilSmp t. ( Asa'tfliu.'ijs.Atre
Are acknowledged to be the
best by all who have put them
to a practical test.
ADAI'TED TO
OOKE OR WOOD ,
i KY
Buck's Stove Go. ,
SAINT LOUIS. |
P1EECY & KIlAUFOft ! ) ,
EOLIC AQENT3 FOR QUA t
JOHN STAIII.KS , JEH01IE fCIIAMl' ,
1'resldent Vice I'reu't
W. 8 DKiailKN , S-c. aud Treas.
THE HEBEASKA
iABUIAOTDBINB CO
Lincoln , Neb ,
MANUFACURERS OF
Corn Planlen Harrowi Farm Roller !
Sulky Rahes Ducket tlevatlrg Wlndmll'i '
We ara prepared to do Joh work and m nula <
turtng lor other partlea ,
Aduieo all or Jen to the
NKUUASk'A MANUFACTDRINa CO.
Lincoln , Nab.
CGUK" I BLUFFS
ADDI I'lONAL LUO AL NH WS
WHISKY AMD WATER.
They Seem to Itovo Downed a
Good Many.
The Busitet Day of the Year
in Police Court.
Yuatordnr was the liveliest day th.nl
the police court has had for n your at
loaat. No holiday , oven Now Yoara ,
the urroiilug off anniversary , over
brought anoh a number before the bar
for being drunk. Most cilorodaaan
OXCUBO that they had taken whisky
on account of the Hood ; gome , bo-
cauao of loesos ; Home , because they
escaped any JOBS ; aorao , in seeing the
sights , and others bcciuso they felt
llko it.
The accumnlntion was each over
Sunday thut they were packed In the
calaboose llko horringa in n box , and
yesterday morning they were about aa
dry. Some who were out on ball
reported nlto , no that the mill had a
big grist.
Among thoao booked was a man
named Storowoll , for being drunk and
fighting. John Wllltnma was the
queer name of another for n llko
olFimso. A. Arthur was charged with
a plain drank ; George Potora , ditto ,
S7.GO 0. Flogerdoll was up for being
drunk and fighting. Ho labored un
der the belief that oomo ono knocked
him down when bo was walking
quietly along the direct , That ho had
boon knocked down v/ns ovldont , ono
pyo and his forehead bearing witness.
J. E. Dalton woa another ono ,
charged with fighting and being
drank. George McLyman , for a llku
offonBO , paid the usual fine of
$9 CO. Richard Woidonor , n shoe
maker , jnat from Chicago , and having
a ticket through to Sau Francisco ,
wan delayed by the trains , nud looked
at too eights Sundny until ho got
dizzy and lost all his money. Ho was
given back hla ticket and told to go
on to California. Thos , Bennettwhoso
other uomo was Darko , was a plain
§ 7.00 drunk. August Williams was
another drunk , 0. F. Stnrty , was
arrested for disturbing the pence and
dignity of the city during flood time.
Sam Foster , a G Ion wood man , who
canio up to BCD what the flood did ,
woke up Monday morning In Field's
hotel with only § 2 to hia credit. Ho
grvo hla note for the balance and
started for homo. Obarloa Hnson , a
vngrant , was accessed $10 and coala ,
Paddy Parrel's drunk cost him $7. GO.
Mary Jonoa , a colored girl for disturb
ing the peace was fined $9. GO , John
Morgan and Lou Kokompor , plain
drunks , H. A. Amdon , arrested on a
llko charge.
It was in fact a Field day , a Chief
Field day.
The grlat even then did not aoom
largo enough , and In the afternoon
the worst of all waa brought In , a
man giving his name aa John Bell.
He waa howling drunk and soon foil
down on the floor of the station honae
In a fit. Medical aid waa had , but ho
passed from ono fit Into another , un
til It eoemed that ho must die , bat at
last ho fell Into n Bleep , and was at
last accounts snoring away quite
peacefully
Wm. Qninlan and Thomas Hughes
were arrested for fighting Hnghea
pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace ,
and was fined $9 GO. After getting
credited on thin with the ?
ho had pnt up for security
for appearance. Jack White
reminded Tom that there waa a
ohargo of vagrancy which had
boon lodged there long ago by hie
father. This was a sot back , but
It wna arranged that the charge should
bo dismissed on payment of coata.
Qalnlan then wanted Hughes arrested
for trying to pick hla pocket Qalnlan
claimed that this was the reason he
struck Hughoa , and was glvou tlmo tc
procnro aomo witnesses ho wanted tc
prove , the fact by.
John Wickham , arrested for dis
turbing the peace , had his case con-
tinned. The charge waa changed tc
assault with Intent to do great bodllj
Injury , it being claimed that In the
fracas with Morritt , Sunday afternoon
ho hit the latter over the head with f
long pleco of Iron , Inflicting a bad cat ,
Hmnbaggntl Again.
I saw so much said about the inor
its of Hop Bitters , and my wife whc
was alvrayu doctoring , and never well
teased mo so urgently to got her some ,
I concluded to bo humbugged again ,
and I am glad I did , for in leas that
two months' use of the Bitters , in ;
wlfo was cured , and she has romalnoc
so for eighteen months alnco. I llk <
such humbugging. H. T. , St. Paul
Pitnetr Freti.
Tno County Board.
The boacd of county anporvlsor
motyostorday afternoon for their regular
ular quarterly session. All won
present except Mr. Clayton , and h
arrived later In the day. The bo&n
approved the bonds of a number o
official * nud established a few roads
and then adjourned until thla .morn
Ing.
Invalid mothers , weak children
nervous and fretful infants are benc
fitted by ualng Brown's Iron Blttere
UarmlcsQ but i-ffioaclous.
City Council.
At the regular mooting of the oil ;
council last night bills were nllowo
to the amount of $4,000.
The city treasurer's monthly ropoi
shows the general fund to bo ovoi
drawn ? 1COO ; cash In police fane rd
$10,000 ; revenue from flues and II
cou9oa , 075 ; total cash In troasur )
$18,000.
A resolution was pasaod traneforrln
$2,000 from the pollco fund to th i
general fund and $500 to the slnkin
fund
Complaint was made that thn ha
furnished to the fire department o
contract was unfit for the horsoa t
oat. Referred.
The mayor stated that the rallroa
company propoaad to piy ono-hnlf of
the salary , If the city would place Mr.
Mur/io / at thn trantfer as policeman.
11 forred to the intyor and pollco com
mittee , with power tnet. .
The council thu'vidjourned until
thla evening.
Thli forenoon the council will cill
npnn the county board of supervisors ,
nnd auk lor nn appropriation from the
county to help robulld the bridges
which were swept nway by the ll > edIt
It Is cxpoclod Inal the county vrlll ap
propriate nt least ? 10,000.
COItlMKKCIAXj.
COUNCIL IILUITS MARKET ,
WIIKAT No. 2 fprliiff , 850 } No. 3,70 ;
rejected r > 5o ; ijood demand ,
CORN There h not oaouch cofti cumins
In to make a mnrkot ; denltr * paying 83 jj
roJcetM corn Chicago , Ef)2 ; ; now mixed.
53 c ! white corn , 63c. Tlio receipts of corn
OATS Scarce and In good demand ; 35
HAT 0 00fc7 50 per ton. 33 per bala.
HTK 10(3 ( tic ; liKht mipply.
COIIN MKAL 1 i5 ! per 100 pounds.
WOOD Good Bupplyj prices ot yards ,
COAL Delivered , hard , 11 00 per ton ;
soft. 5 50 per ton ,
liUTTKll ( teed butler scarce anil In fair
demand at 'Jj ( < 535c ; creamery , 3V > ,
Koos Koady sale nud pUnty nt
10llc per dozen.
'iAHD Flrb nk'n. | wholosnlhjj r l 12Jj.
'OULTIIT Finn ; uoMera paj hit ; 13c per
pound for turkeys nud lOo for chickens.
VKQKTABLK Potatoes , 50oj onion * , f > 0c ;
cabbages , S0@40o per dozeu ; apples , ! i 60
(5H ; 50 per barrel.
City Hour from 1 GO lo 310 ,
BBOOMB 2 00@S 00 per dozen ,
BTOOK.
CATTLB 3 00 ® 8 50 ; calves GOOG50.
Hoaa Markol for hogs quiet , in thn
packlu ? houses are closing ; skippers nro
paying G 00 to G 75.
Good health , rosy cheeks and boun
tiful skin , ladlta can got by ualug
Brown's Iron Blttoia.
IOWA'ITEMS.
"Slncolho fire nt Aurelitv five now slorti
building. ) have beeu completed.
IJjono proposes to get n wntor supply for
her water works from a mill dam.
Truer has ordered a list of habitual
drunkards posted in the saloon ) .
The old settlers of Sac enmity will held
n reunion near Early ou Juno 1C ,
At Cleveland , n coal town near Ottnui-
wa , GOO minors nro ou a strike.
A yoke of oxen worked nt the Unawn
saw mill weighs 1,010 pounds.
A musical nnaociatlon has been organiz
ed nt Lewis , Casa county.
Summer excursionists are nlrendy nr-
riving at Spirit Lnko.
The Glenwood Daily Kaglo published
it ynltdlctory on May 20.
Croiton is to hnvo two new school build-
lags , to coal 811,775 each.
A wholesale < lry goods house Is the lal-
cst want l Boa Molnos.
Otlumwa has bubscribed § 13,000 for now
fair grounds.
The city library at Dubuque contains
11,488 volumes.
Dabuqae will move lo bo made a porl of
cnlry.
Montezuma recently had n 810,000 fire.
Hello 1'lnlne is to hive a coir city hall ,
DEHBUVINO OF CONFIDENCE. There
IB no article which BO richly deserves
Iho entire confidence of the communi
ty aa BUOWN'B BKONCHUL TKOCHKS.
These Buffering from Asthmatic and
Bronchial Diseases , Cout'lm and Colds
should try them. Price 2.1 cents.
How a Woman Uaeu ti Hammer.
The Boston Herald la responsible
for the following description of the
way a woman wlelda a hammer :
She wants to hang a plctnro on the
wall. She goto a nail , a hammer ,
and a tall chair to otund upon , and
calmly surveys the situation.
Then she measures distance and
scratches n spot , always an inch too
high or too low , and prepares for ac
tion.
tion.Sho
She takea the nail ia the loft heud
add the hammer In the right , and
gently taps , llko the drum accompani
ment of a musical box ,
Thou she lays oat for a big blow ,
ralaoa her arm and strikes , aud yells
llko a captured Oomaubho maiden on
the boundloia pralrls.
She goes about the rest of the mornIng -
Ing with her thumb done np In a broad
poultice. Yet aho cover learns from
experience.
The next tlmo she wants to drlvo a
nail In anything oho will hit it exactly
In the Barno place ,
A good nr.mo at homo la a tower ol
strength abroad. Ten times as macli
Hood's Sareaparilla used In Lowell at
of any othor.
Ono of the BubntantUl Institutions ia the
, Marriage Fund Mutual Truit Association ,
of Cedar llapids , lovra. Legally organ
ized , ollicered nnd managed by reliable
men. Kvery unmarried person should
have a certificate In this at > m > clatlon , It li
n uplemlij investment. Write for clrcu
lars. Good acentH wanted.
A Dentlst'd Queer Storv.
' , New York Journal.
' ; "Why , " said a prominent dentist tc
a Journal reporter , "a beautiful yonu
lady came to mo and insisted on hav
Ing her really fine tooth pulled ou
and false ones pat In their place. . '
protested that it would bo foolish
silly , senseless , bat she Bald no , ehi
would have them oat , and If I wonlc
not do It Bomo other dentist would
'My tooth are not fashionable. ' silc
rs she ; 'they are too long , and short little -
tlo broad teeth llko corn kernels ari
all the fashion now , and no ono ad
lulroa my month , and I will hav
them.1 So I made her the teeth , urn
they cost her just ? 300 She couldn'
nee any one for two weeks after
pcllod out her own , They ncru th
upper ones only , and I inado them u ]
with gold platei for n handoomoyouc
man who had his own tooth knookoi
out In a bticii ball game , The wors
of it is that ho is in love with thla vor
girl whosn touth he wears , nnd ah
knows they are hcta. Just ponder o
that. "
Wo notice the Marriage Vnnd Mutui
Trust Anaooiatlon , of Cedar Rnpld. .
lown , highly Himkcn of by the leadle
You fhmild ct'ciiro n tortiflcal ,
rt nt once. Wiito tr clrcularu iiu > i
rtr cutlniia.
r-
,
' Onlldboou Dnyn.
Frequently v/hon wo are thinking !
days passed In our childhood , th
pleasant remlnlcconso thereof Is dea
llO to onr hoarto. Wo bring to mind 01
schooldays , how wo sported nnd rau
bled o'or the hills and fished In th
brooks , often returning late for scho
in
to to the village schoolmaster ; how fluoi
would bo his language ; how oftc
id would ho chldo as , but to no aval
Finding nil hn ! pcneo offerings c.Umly I
rejected , ho at ouco nsjtimod the uioro
boloteroua oiitirnp ; how wo would
drond the moments nntll the lush wns
nppliud to onr tnnbtirnt and ohony-
bt.ilnt-d hand * Thn npproachh.gdayo
of mn.nl 01 d iilas , nirtrcd too soon ; wo
Imvo reaped our oliildhood days ; nnd
whatoror wo h vo ncelcotod , wo eco It
"oiv , though It U no * late to ropont.
Rollins nlotit ; day by dny , wo lurivnnt
Isot at our pnoonr pcilod wo can but
cnco approach Hut 0 , plvo n.o bnok
for a moinont the ploiwut dreams of
childhood , the Inugh ai wo ntng nd
rambled tbroogh the iiu'sdowa. Ah ,
llttlrt wo luiow that thouo Avcro to bi
our hrtppieot dny ; llttloTO know if
the troublra nud trials tlutt cnehroud
luauhood , A'i , donr children , loam
to bo wlao. Those fleotutg cluya will
I'ouii paoiaway ; you will tie c.ist npin
th'.s world , Tvhothur rich or poor , to
fuht your bittk'S nlono. Ah , how
inlsomblo would bo Iguornnco In anch
a world aj onra , Thont < h dllHoult m
It may bo to nbnndou nuch ohlldlah
ploiiautoi , phy hood to my saying ,
Learn to ncqiilro knowledgoand Industry -
try , for manhood la n branch of
yoath.
Au InKHiiloun Oucic Uuntor.
A Colorado man has Inrontod a
duck-hunting outfit which discounts
thj Oallfornla man'a corr Ho stripped
the htdo from a bullock , and mounted
It ou a wlro nkoloton whloh looked es
natural as a living nnlmal. Ho cut
avruy the belly if hla wlro bnllock for
hla body , and made two holes In the
rthnuldors to take fight through.
NVhon ho w.tnta a duck ohoot ho drops
his L'keloton over bin houd and otarta
out for the tulcB. IIu CHII wulk right
Into a Ibck of dncka without startling
them , niul has ou ouo or twooccaalonn
returned hotm > iitth his hiding plnoo
full of lo.-vl cnught with hla handa. Ho
never falls to kill all ho wr.nta whou
ho takes hla gun , for ho marches into
a Hock and turns both burols loouo at
A tlmo. Uo usually bitgn the whole
fljck. llo hus applied for a patent.
Hop Bitter * are the Purett and Oett Dillon
Ever Made.
They are compounded from TIop ? ,
Malt , Huchu , Mnndruko and DatuUv
lion , the pldoat , boat , nnd moat vain
able modlcinos in the world and con
tain all the boat and most curative
properties of all ether rrmedlea , boiug
the sroatost Blood Purifier , Liver
Regulator aud Life and Health Rou-
oriug Agent on oarth. No disease or
11-hoalth can possibly loni ; oxlot whcro
thcao liittoro are uaed , so varied and
perfect are their operations ,
They give now hfo and vigor to the
aged and Infirm. To all whoso cm-
ploymonts cause Irregularities of the
towoln or nrinary organs , or who ro-
qulro anpotizor , Tonic and mild
Stimulant , IlopBlttoranro Invaluublo
being highly curative , tonlo and atlm
ulatlng , without intoxicating.
No matter what your foollngs or
symptomn are , what the disease or ail
ment la , uao Hop Bitters. Don' , wait
until yon are sick , but if yon only
fool bad or miserable , uuo Hop Bitters
at onco. It n'uy save your Hfo. Hun
dreds have boon aavod by BO doing.
$50 will bo paid for a cuao they will
not euro or help.
Do not suffer or let yonr friends snf-
fer , but use and urge them to use Hop
Bitters.
Remember , Hop Bitters is no vile ,
drugged , drunken nostrum , but the
Purest nnd Bent Medicine over made ;
the "Invalid's Friend nnd Hopo"and
no person or family nhould bo without
horn Try the Hitters to-day.
Our Gorman oouuliis.
The statistics of Immigration to the
United States from Europe for the ton
fucal years ending Jane I0 ! , 1882 , pro-
cent some very curious aud oaggestivo
facts , particularly \ > connection with
the coming of the Germans. Wo have
received from Germany in all , It ap
pears , about -1,000,000 HottI < T ; and II
IB estimated that fully 10,000,000
moro have boon born hero of German
parents. They did not begin coming
very extensively until after the Napol
eonic wars , The total German Immi
gration for the ton ye r ending 1830
was only C,701 , or an average of less
than 700 u year. For the following
ten years there was u gradual increase ,
which continued for the next ten years ;
aud from 1850 lo 1854 , inclusive , It
reached remarkable proportion * , the
figures for 1854 nlono being 215,000 ,
which fell the next year to 71,018 , -
and then canio ton years of continuing
decrease. It was not nntll 1872 , in
fact , that there was anything llko a
boom , the figures that year being 155- ,
G95.
G95.Since that tlmo , nith a foir occa
sional yoara of exception , wo have
bcon receiving a steady and swelling
flood of Gorman immigrants , which
promises to neannio the nature of o
regular exodus. The average for the
last two years exceeded 250,000 ,
which waa more than one-third of oat
total foreign Immigration. So fai
this year , the arrivals have nol
equaled those of laat ; bat the greatosl
volume of Immigration usually oomoi
later , and the chipping agents say th <
total for the year will fully equal , 1
not surpass , that of 1882 Tin
American fever Is represented to bi
prevailing among all classes of thi
Gorman people as it never did before
Bismarck calls It a "chronic discon
tent , " but it is a discontent that seem
tj have method In ll and wo do no
hear tl > at many of the immigrants carte
to go back after they get here. Th' '
Gormtm government recognizes th
fact that thla runuul drain la booom
ing a nerlona question , and ollll th
aturdy German farmers and mechanic
oortinno to "go woat. "
A glanoo ni the cluimficatlon of 111
Gorman lininlf rants cf the l&nt to
10 yearn according to occupations ohov ,
that tv largo proportion of thorn \voi
sUlled laoorcrn or men with trails ;
and not moro rouitaboutH. List yea
tal for Instance , In a total of 20 UOO mail
IH , ever 40 yenra of ago , there wcro vur
at , ' nearly Ihht many carpentern , in j ( ion
li to poluUus , wcavorn , mlllerj and the Uki
Ot the younger milo Immlgrunt
one-third , nt lo et , worn UHom of tl
soil , looking for cheap lands and
chance to make f.trms of thdr owi
ef The u gregato male immigration , li
10 eluding ail ages , wua made up of 95
sr 000 persons having regular occup
llona and 53,000 otherwise olaeslfioi
nr It Is also estimated that theao poop
brought with 'horn ' in money an uvc
be ago of $70 per head , counting me
tel women und children , and thus addt
nt f 17,500,01)0 ) to onr national wealth ,
begin with , which was just so mm
en subtracted from the cash capital
II. Germany. Therefore , assuming th
the Immigration of J883 will equal
that of 1882 aud 1381 , thoao three
yoara will glvo us not leas than a
quarter of n million 01' Gorman farm-
cm nnd mechanlce , and ever $50,000-
GOO of German money ,
It ia worth noticing , oleo , that ni
the bulk of German Immigration has
Increased , the character of the Immi
grants hr.a ntoadlly improved. Where
as , formerly the moit of them were of
the poorest classes , driven to onr
shores by she or destitution and nils *
ory , landing here with scarcely moro
than the clothes upon their backs ,
now the majority of them nro well-to-
do , and como from dcliborato choice
and with facilities for engaging at
once In Independent schemes of homemaking
making and fortnna-aceklng , The
measure of their nacsoss , too ,
amply justifies their change
of country. It Is cafe to
nay that not ono in n thousand of nil
our German Immigrants fall to bolter
their condition by coming horo. The
prosperity of Germnn settlers and
citizens , no matter what part of the
country they mnylocato In , is decided
and unexceptional. Hlumaick'a taunt-
lug charge of "chronic discontent"
certainly docs not apply to thorn after
they got to America , On the contra
ry , they are chiefly noted here for
their a&tlsliud and h.tppy condition ,
nnd their exemption from the roamluu
Inclination which kcopa no many of
oar native population nt odds with
their opportunities.
There are those who suggest from
tlmo to tlmo that thla rapidly crowing
Geruan Influx may como to have nn
unfavorable nlfcot UPDII our national
character nud lustltutlona ; but there
in llttlo to warrant any apprehension
of this ktud. The Gormana do not ns-
slmllato with the Americana BO read
ily , of course , RS they woold if they
spoke the aamo language nnd observed
the name customs , but that la merely
a matter of time , and not n oourco of
peril. Wo can afford to bo patleiu
ever the nationalizing of nn clement
which brings UP , along with n acpa
rate dialect and Its peculiar no
tions about ooino things ,
much of liulnntry , thrift nnd
nturdy crurngu nud endurance. The
development of our vase arena of un
tenanted nnd fertile territory Ia
work whloh our own people could not
accomplish In a thncsund yunrs. Wo
shall loiio nothing by having thoao in
telligent nnd Eurmounllug Germans
como ever to help tn with It , nnd to
eharo its advantages. There is abnn
drtiit room for them , and every reason
why they should receive n hearty
welcome. The question ol
ultimately absorbing them as n
patriotic and harmonious part
of oar national economy Is ono
which wo need not hasten to concern
ourselves. That problem will solve
Iteolf , gradually nnd by eajy and self
directing methods.
"HOUOll ON RATS , "
Clears out rate , mlco , roaches , files ,
ants , bed bugs , nkunks , chipmunks
gophers. 15o. Druggists
Tbo Longest
China poseossos the longest brldgi
in the world. It is at Lingang , eye
an arm of the China sea , and fivi
miles long , seventy foot high , with a
roadway seventy foot wide , and ha
300 arches. The parapet la n bains
trade , and each of the pillars , whlol
are sovonty-iivo foot apart , supports a
pedestal ou whloh is placed n lion
twonty-ono foot long , made of ont
block of marblo. The highest brld
Is said to bo the r.Ulway vladact o
Garablt , in France , now being orectec
ever n river in the dopartmant of Uan
tal. The bridge lus n total length o
abont 1,180 foot , r.nd near the mlddl
of the great central arch , which Is on
of the noteworthy features of tin
structure , the height from the bed o
the river to the rail Is 413 foot Th
viaduct wns commenced in 1881 , am
la to bo completed next yoar.
A wood-chopper called Billy Pinter ,
Wns badly cut up by a splinter ,
All hU hurto , they did yield ,
Kor St. Jacobs Oil healed ,
And ho made a big pllo that winter.
Oatalpa Groveu.
In Crawford county , Kan. , are two
plantations of 500 ncica each , dvtalp.i
Is the favorite tree , nud Is being culti
vated for railroad ties by the Fort
Scott & Gulf railway company ; n
block of 100,000 RCfidllngi planted
four yearH ago rungo from ton to fif
teen feet in height ; in circumference
the trees range from eight to ton
Inches.
ARMY OFFIOEIT8 TESTIMONY.
Captain Joseph L. llaydon , residing nt
No. 0/1 Fourth street , South Hoston ,
Mam. , formerly captain In the army , DOW
with the \Vnlworth Manufacturing Corn-
puny , Soulh Boston , write , ) , April 2i,1883 ) :
'While living iu Cambrldgeport my wlfo
was&llllcted with terrible painain her back
and sides , accompanied with [ great weak
ness and lo. of appetite. She tried many
so-called remedies without avail , growing
rapidly woiso , when her attention was
called to Hunt's Kimedv. She purchased
a bottle f raw Lowell's drug utore , la Cam <
brldgeporl , and after Inking the first dose
the be an to feel otiler , eho could sloer
wel and after continuing itu U'u n short
tlmo the revere puiun In her back mil side
entirely dlsappaarcd , nnd she is a well
woman. Many of our relatives nnd frlencJi
have ued Huut'n Hamuily with the most
grntlfyliiK rcnult'i. 1 have rccomm ciJec
It many times , and in nmny tlinoi bean
the name Htory. llnnt'H Uemody IB all thn' '
U rlaliued for ll , int n rtnl Messing to al
ca slllictcd wllh Kidney ur Liter trouble. "
MADE A M/NOF HIU-
lie
Mr. O. ( J WbwliT , No.-'If Aiutln Strce
un CanibriOguii.T | , Mum , nu.keH Uio follow
ws lilt ; reinurUalila nt. l nu nt. On April 17 !
rn 188J , ho Mr'tcrt RB fallow ? : ' 'I hdvo kevi
triiublod with kldnoy ill -aro for ncnrl ;
twenty yeurn. Have mlfered lit lime
with tu'rlMu iitlns in my back niul llnibi
1 uxed mnny ii.'iiiiuliies , tint found imthitii
rovchod my C3HJ until I took Uunt'n Utin
pily. I \ urdiusoiin hottle of A.I' . Giltiou
CO. 7M Treiiuint htrott , I5o ton , mul btfors
IB had uueil UiU bottle I found relief , nmluoii
, tinning IU ute , my paltia anil ueaUncHB h !
ho diHappearfd , ami I feel .ike a new , nnu
a vlth new lifo nnd vigor , Ilunt'H Itemed
n. did w Jineru f r irm , nnd 1 buvo VJ" ho
In- tuncy In recommending it In nil 'rliSiate
kidney or liver ( tlecasoj , us I nm potitlv
Unit by IU uo they will nnd Imuibdlat
m- relief , Y < u may uve Ihln teller In any vt.\
you choose , HO that the people may kuo'
of n sure ineilllnco for the euro of all dl
or- cnaeo of kidneys and liver. "
orm
m ,
od JOHN D , PEABODY , MD , ,
chef to PHYSICIAH AMU SUnGEOtl
of OFFICE UOOM8 , 3 ft 6 1WM FAKNAM.
lat
SIOUX FALLS
Jasper Stone
[ INCOIU'OIUTKDJ
h's Comjuny Is now propdroJ to reecho order *
for
SIOUX FALLS JASPER
FOK
BuiMing Purposes ,
ml will unlio n cur os on rouml lot * ( or pioiupt
Uo'Ucry. The Couiiaii | )
oholh Chlciijo anil Onrnrm , and nolldtn crrrcs-
o and onli'tn ( torn contriotirs I'M-
In tmltiL' trcct In aur o ( tlo
UcntcrnUtlct.
K , ChlavifO , West llvl -
on Hnilwiv CrKofo , Drceiulitr B , 1S32. D.
tlwoll , I'nvldo t MoiK Ili Wntor I'.iwor Com-
< nj , DfftrSIr 1 lii\o rcioHril from jotir com-
i\n > > lnco Ui-toticr 1 1S62 , ul out IllO r r loids
f k''H lti' l""lf k" Mockn uml lu\\ol lil them bo-
ucci < the r ll ol our ulroi't tnlNnv track ! In the
inrtr ! thoilty. ( ti.i > c liron mini : ia\ltiK ma-
ciKl In thlndty form n ) juirn , AIII ! I Uko plo -
uro In mjliiK tliit In i. y o. liilon tlm jrMilto
ift > liii ; hli ck tuniUhc'l ' by your C'iiiiuii.v ) are
ho mo t rritu nr Intlnpu ntnl petto t In form ,
ami to ( nr I limo hicn abln to julKf , nrn po -
CAMil ot iw durtblo fmtiiro ao any mMurUl that
lias otr II'HI c do i oil or lalil In ihn rlt } .
Your * , JAS. K. LAKB.
ICopy. )
ST. Ixiun , March 22 , 18S3.
TO WIlOJl IT MAY CONCEIIX
Thin U to cxrtlfy that I harp oxixmlnr J a pleco
of granite taken Irani the Slaux Falls Or nlts
{ Harriet , a-id. lo my opinion , It In the l > e t elena
or Hlrret ptrhiir I hate teen In A merle * .
( Slifiicd ) 1IKNHY FLAT ) .
Prcs. Iloanl rnhllolDiprovcmenti.
Stone for Paving Purposes
And any person Interested In such Improvements
will llrd It urcAtlr to Ills ad\antago to
communicate with u . Wclnuto
0011UESPONDENOI5 ON THE
SUJWKOT.
The CCIICM ! iinnau'oiu-nt and mipcrvlalon of
tin. . coa'imj'H bnnlneim Is now In the haads
ot Win. .MoLJnlc.
Addrwu your letters to
A. G. SENEY ,
1'iojldcnt ol the J | icr Stone Co.
ml nutc-tl
PAPER WAKElUtl'SE 1
GRAHAMPAPER CO.
SIT nd 210 North Miln St , St. Leuls.
W IIOI.KSAI.K DKALKim II
HOOK , i DADCDQ ( WHITING
NEWS , f rMrCnO twitAi'i'iNO
KNVRLOPES , CAKD HOARD AND
Printers' Stock.
rt-fTC'Juli paM ( or Kngs anil P ) > cr StccV , Scrap
Iron anil Mctils.
Paper Stock Warehouses 12SO to 1237. North
Sixth street. may 24 3m
/
' .i
.
s jj
v
HAD SUROFULA
FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS
I have suffered from Scrofula about 17 Jears
The dUraao bo'iitf ' inojtly conflncil to my If k'8 and
anlanklce my shin bones wtr.i coieriM with
LAIUIK I'l.tKUH and OSR MASS OF uorritN KLKHII , AM >
THKonoii ALMOST UMIKUIAIII.H. Allreuicdlo ) aiul
treatments which I tried f ileil to do mo any
good. A lost I bcKtin liking U H. H. . continu
ing ( or about ( aur month * and I AM CKIITAI V-
LY 1VK.IJ , . I tockS. S. S under the bnncrvls-
lonol a physician of 20 year * ' atliu praotlco , by
jotironlor. l'ro > lnuij tn tiklriR 8. 8. S I at times
could Fcarctly walk. Now I C'AV \ \ u.i ; AM. OAV ,
and littvo tj tliacV. d. H. ti , ainl It only , for my
euro.
T1IOS. Mcl'UUAND ,
01 Foundry S rcet , Atlanta , Ox
I hive taken with ( Treat benefit S. S. S. for a
clear case ol Kcz'ina. The eruption hai entirely
dlmppo red , and I am well.
\V. J. RODINSOK.
Member N. ( ! a. Ounturenco , Atlanta , Ga.
K you doubt , como to eon us , and wo will Ours
You , nr charge nothlnz Write ( or the llttlo
book , ( roo. Ask any drn KUt os to our standing.
OXK THOUSAND DOLLARS B AUD will
bo paid to any chemist who Hill Iliid , on analy-
lls ol 1XJ ( Ijotilcs ol H. S. H. , ono particle of Mer
cury , Iodide I'otojiluni , or other mineral bub-
eUnco.
eUnco.THE SWIFI SPECIFIC CO. ,
Proprietors , At'anta , Ga.
fr.cocl Small Size , 91.03 L\rga Size , $1.75.
HOLD BY ALL DKDOOISTS.
DE HENDERSON A rcsnhr gr duat
, In mudlclnu. Over IS
GOO &COS W\Andocto St. ! jcara' practice 12
IfAhHAUfllTV MO. I
Authorized by the etito to tre t
r } ? ChroilcNer\oui : and Private dl -
- cas i , Anhma , Epllepjy , Ilhou-
matlim , PliM , Tape Worm , Urln-
y arc ! Skin Dlaoasts , HBMINAL
. xAKniiss ( nluht los ) SMXUAL
DBCILIIV ( lubsol sexual power ) Etc. Cure * uu i-
untocd or rncnoy lelundnl. Qtitis trloff. Thou-
fn'Nol ' caws cured. No Injunoui moUclnos
\ led tin ootoi lion Irrm builncH. All n odl *
iinen luriilabei c\rn to pitlcntnat a dlatarce ,
Coi imitation frre nnd to'iikli ntlal call or write.
AK kiid uiprrlenceunt Importtnt A 1100 1C lor
h .ih soxcs illustrat'd and clrc lars ol other
MnnLM Ben ) e . .lcJ lor two 'to tUmpx. FHKK
V H 't II
MHUtt
Vl'/Ht tHirrlMtfit , BT. iOUIU Mo.
, UKGUL-.A U AbL'ATK ol twa midtoa
> ell > vca.libL'jn Iniijm ei irxnd In the trett-
clOII'OMd , W.llV H. HS1H AND
K trmri anvdthi rpu lnto la HI ,
upon naor.nii ! ' oiii isrldunlt
, .o\t. Cuij'jlut'or. frtio ud luxltei. VVarrll
11 hiMUMcisnt tJ M' the city ( or trnUcicnt ,
i > luliira i . ba lout b/ mull o o-pr3H T37T
wlura. Cu/'Ili < fcii cuarntitner ) ; wriera dimfal
> < ithUuliku > lV i ied. "il cr willt.
pjo.itri.tion , Uebillty. ?
uJ i nyiilcal Wtnicuom. Mfruurlal and
jtlier ullectlou of Throat. H < ia uud
AilectlocH. Old nuit Ulcer * .
ti Mamm.'e , JCbcuaiaUem ,
I'Utu. tiiieoUl Bttentiuu to eme < t'toio
ovsj'.worUed-rrivln.SUUliIOAti OAHF.B
cUCottentloii. Lleeaie ) arlnlnr
trnni Iinti'ii'letioe. KiCMBea ,
"ITJ 2bO page -ths whoj
Itory well told.
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