THE DAILY BEE TUESDAY JUNE 20 , 1883.
j HARKNESS BROS.
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Dry Goods and Carpet House.
II Te the Urge * ( took and eholewi pattaru of
Ever Brought to the City and at
THAU EVER OFFERED IN THIS VICINITY.
Do Not Fail to Call and Examine Stock Before Purchasing. . HARKNESS Bros ,
401 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
PALACE MUSIC HALL ,
The Largest and Moat Helmblo House for
forf f
IN THE WEST.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Weber , Lindeman and Haifa Pianos , Western , Eastern , Cottage rgans ,
FOR CASH OR ON TIME PAYMENTS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , v JOWA.
OODHCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
The following are { ho time of arrlral and departure
of trains from the loco ] dcpoU. The trains start from
the Union Pacific depot about ten minutes earlier
than below stated , and arriie at the depot about ten
minutes later.
Trains on pool lines and K. C. run on Chicago time ,
a half hour faster than local. Wabash trains run on
St. Louis time , twenty minutes fatter than local. U.
P. and Lincoln train * run on Council Bluffs time.
cniCAOO , ROCK IdLiXD AND rlClrlC.
Depart. Arrive.
AUantlo > Ext..S:35p. : m. I Pacific Ei } 0:15 : a , m
Ix and Mall > . . .0 : : : a. m. Ki and Kail * . CM p. m
Delfolnc8ac.7:15u.m. : | DesMolncac..4:40p. : m
CIIICAUO , BCRL1.NUT01 A O HflNCT.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantlc'.Kx . . . .8:35 : p.m. Pacific Kx.0M ] : a. m
Mall and Ex . . .8Ma. : m. Mall and Ex . 7:00 : p. in.
N. T. Ex 5:20p.m. . Ncb. & Has Kx. .0:10 : a.m.
CIIICAUO and KORTIIWKHTKRX.
Depart. Arrlrc.
Atlantic Ext . . .6:15 : p. m. 11'aclflc Ext..0:15 : a. in.
Mall and Ei'.9:20 : a. m. Mall and Ex".0ir. p. m.
AccomSat ) 6:50 : p. m. I AccomMon ) . l:4.pi : p. m.
KANSAS CITT , ST. J0 A.HD COUNCIL BLfFPH.
Depart. Arrhe.
\ ; Hall and Kx 9:55 : a. m. I Express 5S5 p. in.
Express 8:25 : p. in. | Mail and Ex..C:15p. : m.
u.slos PACIFIC.
Depart. Ajrlre.
Orerland Ex . . .ll:3Ua.in. : Overland Ex. . . 4:00 : p. mi.
LlicolnKx. . 11:30 : a. m. Denver Kx , . .8:00 : a.m.
DenrcrEx. . . .7:00p.m. : Loral Ex 0.30a.m.
Local Ex 7:25 : a. in. " Ex 0.05 a. m.
Emigrant 5:20 : p. m. " Ex 0.00 u. in.
WABANII , ST. LOUIS AMD PACIFIC.
Depart , t . . . .Arrive
Kail and Ex 9:45 : a. m. I Mall and Ex. . .4:30 : p. m.
Cannon Ball..4:50 : p. m. | Cannon Ball..ll:05u : m.
HIOUX CITT A.1D PACIFIC. .
Depart. Arrhe
For Sioux City.7:55 : a. m. Frm Sioux Cltj 6M : p. in.
For Fort Nlobrara Krni Fort Nlobrara
Neb * 7:65ia. : m. Neb ' 0:50 : p.m.
/orSt. Paul..7:40 : p. m. From St. Paul. .8:50 : a. m.
CIIICAOO , MILWU1KHH AID ST. PAUL.
LeaTco Council Illufti. Arlves Council IlIufN.
Wall and Ex.0:20 : a. m. I Mall andEx.0:55 : p. m.
Atlantic Ex..15:15 : p. m. | Atlantic Ex..10:10 : a. in.
CH1CAOO , IHLWAUKBH AID ST. PAUL.
Learcii Omaha. Arilvcs at Omaha.
Mill and I'x.7:15 : a. m. | Pacific Kx. . .10:45 : a. m.
Atlantic Kx. . . . | 3iu : p. m. | Mill and Ex.7:25 : p. m.
Except Rundayi. tKxcept Saturdays. tExcept
Monday. ( Dally.
COUNCIL LVrm AND OUAHA ( ( TRUST KAILWAT.
I/f ie Council Dluffn. I are Omaha.
S a. m. 0 a. m 10a.m. 11 a. | 8 a. m. Da. m. 10a.m. 11
in. 1 p. m. 1 p. m. J p. m. 4 I a. m. 1 m. 2p. m. S p. m.
p. m. t p. m. 8 p. m. 14 p.m. 6 p. m. 0 p. m.
Street can run half hourly to the Union Pacific
depot. On Sunday the can begin their trips at 9
'clo k a. m. , and run regularly during the day at 0 ,
11 , t , 4,1 , and 0 o' dock , and run to city time.
Chicago , Burlington & Quincy
RAILROAD.
OKK1CK OF FREIGHT AdENT , )
UAIA Ako COUKCII. BLnrm , Uay It , IBM. )
Arranrcments have been made for the
LOADING IN CHICAGO DAILY of one or more cars
with MEIICHANDI.SF.HOLIDCOXSIQNKD to
parties In COUNCIL DLUFFH.
JTThM cars will come through to dntlnatlon
without stopping. < julck time | ls thereby liurued.
Please order your goods via C. I ) . * ( j. 1L li.
A. B. WEST ,
OKKEUAL AQKXT.
"FOR TABLE USE. "
The Natural Mineral
KAISER WATER ,
From Blrresborn onthe Ithlne. llecommendod b
tk hlgkett medical authorities.
FHED'K HOLLKNDER k CO. ,
Role agents for the U. S. and Canada , 111 , 117,119 ,
Sim street , Nsw York. att-Im
KB ACKNOWLEDGED TO UK THE IIKST I1Y ALL
WHO HAVE PUT THEM TO A PltACTICAL
TEST. AWAITED TO
Hard and Soft Coal ,
COKE OR WOOD.
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BUCK STOVE CO. ,
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* if ? \ " . SAINT LOUI&
Piercv & < Bradford.
BOLK AGENT FOR OMAUA.
Western Cornice-Works
AND SLATT HOOnNQ.
C. SPECHT , PROP.
1111 Douglas Kt , . * . Omaha , Meb.
MANUKAOTUHLK OK
Galvanizea Iron Cornices.
Windows , Mnlals , Tin , Iron and Slate
Rooting , Hpccht'a patent Metallic Skylight , Patent
adjusted Itatchct Bar and llracket Sheh ing. I am
the general agent for the abo\c Una of goods. Iron
Fencing , Crcstlngs , Hiihistrtulc-i , Vcrandaa , Iron Dank
Ilalllngs , Window tlllndx , Cellar Ouarda ; also general
agent for 1'eeraon It Hill patent In Uo Illlnil.
BEFC3RE- AND -AFTER
Electric Apillincw an itnt in 30 Diyi' Trill.
TO MEN ONLY , YOUNB OR OLD ,
TTT'HO ars mlTertng from Niavocs DIBILITT ,
TV Loir VITAUTT , LACK or MKRVI To ten am
TIIOR , TTASTIKO WIAKRIMM. and all thuie dl aws
ot u riunOKiL HATIII rciultlDft from Aeuill sud
OrniR CACSU. 8rwc < 1r rellrf anil ompltte reito-
ratlonof HBALTn lbOKandMANUOODOVAkAYTKED.
The ffraxidMt Iscovcrr of the Nlnelenth Centurj.
Uend at onee for Illustrated Pamphlet free. Addrwu
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COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Our New Ixmn and Improvement Co.
Investigation into the matter convinces
us tlmt ono of thu most u < iuitnbo | , reason
able and feasible plans of building houses
is tlmt proposed and in operation by thu
Mercantile. Loan , Trust and Improve
ment company of this city , By invest
ing in shares in tins institution , which is
kicked by some of our bust and most re
liable business men , it becomes possible
and comparatively easy for a limit ( if
moderate means to secure n comfortable
liomo fur himself and family. In taking
n certain number of shares , ut a certain
monthly payment , in a few years a man
can own a house of his own for about the
same as ho pays monthly for rent. Wo
buliovo the Mercantile. Loan and Trust
company , by organizing and opening up
for business , have filled n long felt
want in Council Blutls. Their plans and
system of loans will boar the most care-
Till scrutiny and examination , and wo
Imvo no hesitancy in pronouncing them
reasonable and equitable , and backed by
gentlemen of. honor and integrity. As
the company exists it becomes at once an
institution of value and credit to our city
and those who desire homes. Their pres
ident is T. A. Kirkland ; vice president ,
Judge Pcakoj secretary , I. R. Beery ;
treasurer , Col. Beobo , and their oilico is
in the basement of Shugart & McMa-
lion's now block , corner First avenue and
Pearl street. jan27-ly.
The germs of disease are neutralised by
Samaritin Nervine. $1.50.
A correspondent , Mr. S. L. Morgan ,
Walkcn , Mo. , says : "Samaratin Ner
vine cured my boy of flta. " You can got
it at druggista.
TKAMSTKUS THOUn LKS.
They Want Better Weather , Steadier
Work and Moro 1'njr.
Some of the teamsters of the city have
of late had a streak of bad luck , the
weather being greatly against them , the
rain preventing thorn from working much
of the time , and little dashes of showorp ,
causing bosses to dock them for every
hour lost thereby. They then claim that
the pay is too small , and , in fact , that
they do not have a fair show for a living.
They have embodied their feelings in a
petition , and are talking of holding a
meeting soon to air their grievances fur
ther , and see what relief can bo had.
The following is the petition drawn up :
"Wo , the undersigned , teamsters of
Council Bluffs , Iowa , ' cannot dresa our
children fit for school , church or society ,
feed our wives , keep clothes on our backs
and prevent our poor teams from starv
ing with the pay now received by us for
ourselves and teams. Wo got but two
or three days work in a week on account
of bad weather , and but four or five
months in a year. Wo are therefore
forced to ask of you bettor pay _ or wo will
bo compelled to Ipavo this city to lind
work elsewhere. "
Hood's Sarsaparilla is made of roots ,
herbs and barks. It gives tone' to thu
stomach and makes the weak strong.
Sold by druggists.
Heal Kstnlo TraiiHfurH.
Tlio following transfers of real estate
were filed Juno 25 , as reported for TIIK
BEE by lloso & McMahon , real estate
agents and conveyancers :
Finloy Burke to E. Dailoy , lot 9 , block
12 , BayIBS' ] second add , SS.'iO.
Thomas B. Bryan to W. P. Webster ,
lot 13 , block 12 , Stutsman's second add ,
§ 250.
S. C. Collins to N. S. Collins , w \ s e
| and s e 4 35 , 74 , 38 , 8230.
Emma Barnes to N. S. Collins , part of
n o JB w I 30 , 74 , 38 , 830.
Win. Plumor to J. M. Palmer , lot 0 ,
block 10 , Riddle's sub , 81,750.
Maggie Miller ot al. to Win. Plumor ,
lot C , block 10 , Riddle's sub , $1.
T. A. Kirkland , trustee , to Mercantile
Loan and Trust Co. , lot 3 , block 70 , Rid
dle's sub , 81.
Win. Kearn to T. A. Kirklank , trus
tee , lot 3 , block 70 , Riddle's sub , 8250.
Mina M. St. Johns 'to ' Henrietta I.
Wheeler , part swisoK 12 , 7B , 40 , 8200.
Total sales , 83,502.
COMMERCIAL.
COUNCIL BLWVA MABKKT.
WniSAT No. 2 npring , 85c ; No. 3 , 70cj ro-
jectc'l , We : good demand.
COKN There is not enough corn coming
In to nmko a market ; dealcru paying 38c ;
rejected corn , Chicago , 62c ; now mixed , 65c ;
white corn 03c. The receipts of com ura
light.
OATB Scarce and ( n good demand ; 3.r > c.
HAT 0 00ffi7 r > 0 nor ton ; 3T c i > er bale.
HYK-40@4r c ; llKht supply.
ConN MKAL 1 25 per 100 pounds.
WOOD Good Hiipply ; priccu at yanln , 5 00
(50 ( 00.
COAI , Delivered , Lard 11 00 per ton ; oft ,
5 CO per ton.
HtiTTKlt Good butter scarce and Jn fair de
mand at 25@35c ; creamery , 35c.
Keas Heady Bale and plenty at 10@llcper
ill 17011.
LAWI Fairbanks' wholcNallng at 12Jc.
I'otiLTiiv Firm , dealcre paying 13o per
pound for turkeys and lOc for chicken * ,
VEQETABLKM Potatoes , 60o ; onion * , Me ;
cabbages 30@40 per dozen ; apple * , 2 50a3 ( 60
per barrel.
Cur Fi-otm 1 C03 40.
BKOOMS 2 00@3 00 per dozen.
HTOCK.
CATTLE 3 00@3 fiO ; culrcs , G 00@0 M.
HOOH Market for hogs quiet , an the pack
ing houxea are cloning ; ' Hhlpixni are paying
C00@070.
If { you don't want to freeze when it's
cold ; suffer from excessive perspiration
when its warm use Brown's Iron Bit
ters.
( JKN. SHKUMAN.
Tito Comiimmler of tliu Army on u
I''art ! we 11 Tour 1'rovloun to Ho.
tlrnmnntr Hln Vlnll. at
Kort INirtnr.
The commander of the United States
army , (5on. W. T. Sherman , left Wiwh-
ington on Wednesday on what is in all
probability his last tour through the
United States previous to his retirement
from active service this full. ( Sen.
Sherman arrived in thin city yes
terday , having come through direct from
Washington ovei the Lehigh Valley
railroad. Ho wa accompanied on usual
by Maj. CJen. John 0. Tidlmll , of his
Btuir. At Tlio GOIICHUO , Gnj. Sherman
mot Justice Gray , of the Unitud States
mipicmo court , and , taking the cnrrmgo ,
the trio wore driven to Fort I'ortor ,
where they were welcomed by Lt.-Co ) .
Henry R. Miznur and the ofliet-rs of thu
pout in full uniform , " The uustonmry
salute of seventeen guns waa fired.
The party arrived ot the post at about
12:30 : , and after an hour at lunch the
general took a look at the ruins of th
old fort , , made ono or two of his favorite
rpniarkij ( a regard \ < j the value of tlic
grounds now occupied by the fort as a
mblio park , and again sought the ox-
ilusion of the commandant's quarters. In
ippoaranco Gen , Sherman looked much
; lie n.imo an on previous visits , oxcoiit ,
lerhaps , a trillo more grizzled as to hi
iicnrtl. Clothed in a rather rusty suit of
ulack , the coat setting below a standing
collar far enough to now the convention-
il black tie , and wearing the customary
iroad-brimmed black slouch hat , he up-
icared at once comfortable and demo-
: mtic. After ft stay of half an liour
onger the general bade official adieu to
Fort Porter and was driven to the ( Jeno-
see. It is understood that in conversa
tion lie seemed oven moro jovial and
voluble than is hit wont. Among other
matters ho intimated that the United
States infantry would bo ordered w est in
September , probably to Fort Ca-ur
d'Aleno , Idaho , or some other point on
Jio northwestern frontier , possibly to
lomo post yet to bo established , The
mportnnco to bo attached to this hint is
rery small indeed , in view of the fact that
.ho appropriation for the fiscal year from
July 1st next to July 1 , 1881 , is mid on
: ho highest authority to bo so much re
duced for all purposes that little if any
funds will bo available for the movement
of troops except in ese of the utmost
necessity. This being the case , it seems
ikoly that Buffalo will not lose the pres
ent garrison at Fort Porter , at least until
after July 1 , 1884.
General Sherman , Justice Gray , and
Dol. Tidball sailed for Dulutli last evening -
ing bj the steamer "Nyack" of the Lake
Superior Transit lino. _ Chief Juitico
Wailo was registered to join the party at
Cleveland. There wai no unusual de
monstration at the wharf there was only
a nuiot party of gentlemen taking pas
sage with others up the lakes. The
steamer was somewhat late in
arriving at her wharf , and the general
spent the time in looking at the ship
ping in the harbor and talking of the
commercial interests of Buffalo. The
pleasant evening was quite , favorable tea
a survey of this kind. At Detroit a hur
ried visit will bo made to Fort Wayne ,
the headquarters of the Tenth infantry.
From Duluth the pwty proceed to Fort
Keogh , Montana , whence an overland
journey through the picturesque valley
of the Yellowstone will bo begun.
An escort is already waiting for the party
near Fort Keogh , with saddle horses ,
Sack mules , and all the accessories for a
elightful trio through the Yellowstone
National Park. After a tour among the
posts on thu Pacific coast , the return
journey will bo made through Arizona
and Now Mexico.
Guard and protect your health , make
use of that true and ollicient tonic medi
cine , Brown's Iron Bitters.
Southern Proscription.
Detroit Free l'rc .
_
In the suburb's of Natchez I found a
northern man. Ho was digging worms
alongside the fence and getting ready to
go fishing , and his wife sat o the back
steps smoking a corncob pipe and kicking
with her bare feet at the chickens whenever -
over they came too near. The man had
black patches on the knees of gray pants ,
a leather belt in place of suspenders , and
ho chewed plug tobacco and squirted the
juice around with a vigor which would
have earned him two dollars a day in any
other locality. There was only one room
to the house , and the furniture would
have been no load at all for a skeleton
mule.
"Yes , I'm from the north from llla-
noy , " ho said , as wo sat down in thu
shade to talk , "and I made a great mis
take in moving down here.1'
"How came you to move ? "
"Well , some ofithbifolks backthoregol
down on mo , because they missed some
hogs , and it got so hot 1 concluded to
move. "
"And how do you like the south ? "
"Not a bit. It's no country for a go
ahead man. There's nothing here tt
rouse a mail's ambition to rip and tent
and bust things , I've accumulated fuui
dogs , throe fish poles , and a shot gin
since striking this country , but I fee
homesick and discouraged. "
"How does your wife feel ? "
"Clear discouraged. Why , I'd hardly
know her to bo the same Sarah Jam
Baker. She's run right down to a skeleton
ton , and she's got heaps on her mind. "
"Say , we've been hero bottor'n a year
and not ono of the ladies in Natchez has
called on lierl"
"No I"
"Solemn fact , strangorl When wo firsj
came she greased her shoes and wiinhet
her beat calico and called 01
every lady in town , to show 'cm that she
wasn't proud nor stuck up , but nary ono
of them has returned the call. They
know wo are from the north , you BOO ,
and they cut us on that account. I tel
you , the northern family lias to suffer
down here. They are entirely ostrich-
cized from society. Sarah , Sarah Janof
Sarah came around to our side of tin
house in answer to hs | call. I remember
that I judged HIO had on just tlio single
garment of a dross and half the buttons
were missing from that. Her bare fee :
went spat ! spat ! spat ! and I further
judged that they hadn't been washed
since the winter break-up.
"What you wantl" she growled out.
"Say , Sarah , haven't wo boon ostra
cized here in Natchez 'cause wo'ro frou
the north ? "
"Dead right you are , old man , " she replied
plied , as she blew a cloud of smoke frou
her mouth ; "but what do wo koor ? Wi
kin hold our heads up and bust around
fur all that. If they don't like us let 'en
look t'other way. Come , yo'd better hi
off to the river after suckers , If yo don'i
get fish to-night yo'll ' go to boa with n
stomach as empty as yer wallet. "
Proposed Theatre lit the Manunotl
Cavo.
Cincinnati IU | > atrli to tlio I-onlnvlIlo Courier Journal
The latest thing out in money-making
.by now and original methods is ono
happened Jipon accidentally to day , am
which , ax far as the projectors know , un
til they read this item , is locked up ii
their inmost hearts. In conversation wit ]
a capitalist of this city ho casually askec
if I had over visited Mammoth Cave , am
when I told him 1 had hu inquired i
I had heard thu latest Hchemu will
reference- it. 1 told him T luu
and hu replied that hu leekoni'd I hadn't '
as HO far none- except those at interest
had , but all thu same , there was n scheme ,
on foot , and a big one. Uf coin-no I ques
tioned him , and hu went on to say that 1
must keep it dead for a week , and hu
would tell me. 1 prommed , and ho wen1
on to Bay tlmt a number , some tun or i
do/on Isow York anil Cincinnati capital
ists , with unlimited means , were organiz
iiiX to IC.-MO .Mammoth cave , for tu ent\
yuura , with all it * hotel facilities nni
HO forth , and to erect ne\v \ buildings unc
further to maku an entirely new departure
uro and give u ecrjcs of theatrical enter
tuinmunts in thu cave. I u'ikcd how i
could bo done , "Easy enough , " ho an
Hwered. "I'vp been down there , aiu
studied the thing up , and it will bo tlu
smoothest thing you over saw to con
struct , in ono of thu largo apartment * o
the cave , a complete theatre , with t
capacity for ns many people a.
wo want. It rait bo dond cheaply , too ,
for all we need is inside finish , and , with
electric lights , the work can easily bo put
up. Wo propose to upend 825,000 in lit-
ting up the theater , awUt will bo lighted
with gas and electricity , its any other
theater is lighted. Woill have it as
near the entrance of tlo | cave as possible ,
and the way leading to it will bo widened
and lighted so that there Mill be no dilli-
eulty of access.
"You know , " hu went on enthusiastic
ally , "that the temperature of the cave
is never aboyo fifty-four degrees , and
that the air is always delightfully still
and dry , and both audiences and players ,
in the hottest part of July aud August ,
can bo as comfortable as in thu coiiest
city theatie. Moro so , in fact , for there
will bo no sudden changes of tempera
ture , no clime rooms , and no draughts.
Then there is the wonderful quiet of the
cave , and the novelty of the thing to
draw. Wo can get the best talent
in the country for short Reasons ,
for wo expect to have an elegant
hotel and all the amusements
incidental to a first-class place of summer
resort. Thu cave its it is is a most attrac
tive place , and _ when wo have improved
t , by lighting it all through with elec-
ricity , and making all the outside addi-
ions for pleasure-giving , wo expect to
tavo the loading attraction of the coun
ty. Wo will build a narrow-gauge road
'rout the nearest available point on the
uouisvillo & Nashville to the cave , and
.hen if anybody can present anything
iioro novel and interesting than the Now
Mammoth cave , may I never drink an-
ithor glass of Cincinnati beer. "
"Do you over propose to divide with
Liouisvillol"i
"Not exactly in the profits , but Louis
ville will bo tributary , and may got nil
she can indirectly in the way of supply-
'ng provisions , etc. "
"Have you got thing in shape ? "
"Noentiroly. Wo o got the money ,
> ut there is a little hitch in securing n
ease of the cavo. I believe , though , we
will got it , and if once the people over
; et on to the cave-theatre proposition in
t proper shape I insure the thing will
work around successfully. "
"Who are the mon whoso money is go-
lug into it 1"
"I can't toll you now ; but I am only a
little ono , and there are throe or four of
thorn who can draw their checks for n
million or moro when they want some
small change. "
I tried various plans to got a name ot
two from my informant , but hu was close ,
and all I learned I give unto you , believ
ing , as does my enthusiastic friend , that
it will be a big thing.
Homo itnniH.
"All your uwn fault
It yon remain sick wlivn ) ou ran
( let Hup lllttcru that ncicr-r'iiu
The weakest woman , ftmallcat child ,
and sickest invalid can use hop bitter.1
with safety and great good. * M-t , ,
Old men tottering around from Uhoir
matism , kidney trouble or any weaknesf
will bo almost now by using hop bitters ,
My wife and daughter were madi
healthy by the use of hop bitters , and ]
recommend them to my people. Mutho
dist Clergyman.
Aik any JOCK ! doctor If Hop
Dlttcr * are nut tlio bent fumlljr medicine
On earth.
Malarial fever.Ague and BilliousncsF
will leave every neighborhood as soon at
hop bitters arrive.
" My mother drove the paralysis ami
neuralgia all out of her Hyatem with hoj
bitterEd. . Oswego Sun.
Keep the kidneys healthy with hoj
bitters and your need not fear sickness.
Iru ntcr U rendered Imrmlenn unil moro rrfrrnh
itf anil re\Uliij with hop hlttcrx lit each tlraiiKliU
Tim > Igor of youth for the UKCI | nnil Infirm In ho )
Utters.
Driving in California.
The skill of the drivers in the down
ward drives in something wonderful. Tin
roads are a continuous succession of tin
letter S , winding in aud out about tin
heads of gulches , in many places tht
turn being so sharp as to let the tlnei
teams of horses form the three sides of it
They are also rough and rutty at this sea
son of the year , and at thu rapid motioi
the roughest places must bo avoided.
The driver , on his hig h seat , with liii
six lines and long whip in hand , and 0111
foot on the brake , with the other IM i
brace on the foot board , appear * to havi
as perfect control of the whole turnout ni
if it was a puppet. He will throw thosi
six horses from ono side of the road ti
the other to straddle a rut or avoid r
stone as if they weru one animal. Some
times the hub will scrape the bank ot
the upper side , and thu next instant tin
wheels will be on the very verge on tin
down side. When approaching a shar [
corner and one's impulse is to slow down
crack will go his whip , und wo dasl
around it like a gust of wind. Thu ram-
seem to bo nerves , or living tissues , con
veying thu driver's thoughts , and thoii
pulses beat and their hearts throb it
unison.
An accident seldom happens with thosi
drivers , for extreme caution , couplet
with absolute control of their team ant
vehicle and perfect knowledge of thu lawi
of stage motion , governs all their seats
They are compelled to maku rapid pro
gress down lull to compensate for tin
slower motion up , and they haveIcarnci
by experience all its safeguards and prac
tice them. Ono driver will make ) tin
drive of Buvonty-fivo miles into the iilotni
tains one day and back again the ilex
every day of his life , until ho knows over
turn and rut and stone on thu line , an !
his sinews uio as strong as thu lash of hi
whip.
SILVKII CIIKKK , N. Y. , Fub. 0 , 1880.
GKNTS 1 have been very low , and hav
tried everything , to no advantage , .
heard your Hop Bitters recommended b1
so many , I concluded to give them a triui
I did , and now am around , and con
stantly improving , and am nearly a
strong as over. W. II. WELLEH.
"Can I Como In ? "
A young man whose clothes were sun
piciouuly new , aud upon whose face ther
WAH a complacent , self-satisfied oxprca
sion , stood in thu doorway of thu editor
ial rooms and propounded the above in
torrogfitory in a very loud und declama
tory tone of voico.
"I suppose you can , " said the hoim
reporter , ' 'unless you are afilicted wit !
HOIIIO constitutional malady which prevents
vents your putting one foot in ftoni o
thu other , or have got a pair hobbles on
They have some daisy fellows comu ii |
here lately , but you are thu first on
that wanted to know whether hu couli
go through an open door. "
" 1 didn't mean exactly that , " contin
tied the young man. "What 1 wanted t
know was if 1 could comu in for a fuv
minutes. "
"Certainly you can ; only don't wi
anything to the effect tlmt wu ought t
have a pleasant pummel after such
rainy spring , or you may find yourself
pallid corpse in tlio donjon keep honcat
the moated turrets of thu castlo. "
"I want to BOO the principal editor-
the ono who makes engagements wit
journalists. I have some thoughts c
entering the journalistic profession. "
"You mean that you want to hire on
a deck hand on a newspaper , don't
oul" i
_
"Perhaps that in your way of express-
ig it , sir , " said the young man , "but
ur professor of rhetoric always told im
mt " ,
"Oh , you're a college graduate , are
oul" Raid the horse reporter. "I
had kind of I-shall-now-
lought you a - - -
oforthand take charge of - aifairs air
bout you. 1 suppose you graduated
ast week ? "
"Yes , sir , " was the reply , "and I may
ay that my oration
( "I know all about it , " interrupted thu
erse reporter. "You upoko a piece
botit'Lifo'a Mission. " But there are now
lore young men wlio started out to
arve , by a 'Life's Mission , " a niche high
n the temple of fame , chasing large red
teers over the arid plains of Texas , or
elivering mackerel to the first families ,
ban you can shake a stick at , "
"But , sir , " Haiti the graduate , "the an-
lain of even' country in which the high-
st civilization has obtained , show that it
K thu men of letters who nhapo the ties-
inn"1 "
"Thero you pi again , " said the horse
oportor , "talking about shaping ties-
inies and all such grtic as that. Don't
on worry about destiny. The chances
ire that even if you were to fall over
vital you don't know and break your
icck , to-morrow somoliody would look
after the destiny-shaping business all
right. Your best hold for the next year
ir two will be checking off barrels of Al
sugar for ROIUO wholesale grocery house
iver on llivor street. Dontiny won't get
left any in the meantime. "
"Then you do not think 1 will be able
o make my mark in the journalistic pro-
ession ? "
"You might , " replied the horse re
porter , "if you were to go up B fairs and
'all over itomo type , but not otherwise al
present. "
"But I might do some preliminary
work , " suggested the young man "writi
some sketches and things of tlmt kind. '
"Yes , you could do that. "
"What would you suggest for a mm ik
ilumot"
"Well , " replied the horse reporter , " ]
Hay that 'Affable Imbecile' would
about fill the bill for you. "
"Good day , sir. 1 will keep my eye
in your journalism and await an oppor-
-unity to join its ranks. "
"All right , " said the horse reporter ;
'but in cose the street-car conaucton
; et up another strike you had better ro-
novo your optio from journalism anil
liead for the car barns. "
A WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE.
Mm. William Uawnet , of Uxhrldgo , lUnn , nrltci
on March 16,1883 , u lollowt ;
"During the | iait thtoa yenri I hare Iwen a ( rreal
mfforer from a complication of dlietnei which ImtHo
Ihoiklll of the niont experienced doctor * , H I couU !
not obtain permanent relief hy their treatment am !
ire crlpttot ; anil I ha > o aluo tried many no callei
cure * In the ineiltclne line , hut conld get no relief
The pains , adieu , ami weaknens Increaneil no rapldlj
am ) coimUntly that I a no reduced In utrentrth ai
: o IK ) un l > lo to lca\o the lied , anil the doctors In
formed me that there wan no hope lor recovery. Ii
ihlx cxhaiihteil ami ilUcouraKi'd condition a Ocai
'rlend ' penmadod mo tounolliint'i He nicely , ami ntte
: nMiiK' It only thrcu iaj ! I cnmhiennxl to Ret better
Hid to my ( treat Joy ami < lolliht | I ha\a continued ii
mprovp constantly hy ItH into , until now , after Imvlii )
taken the remedy only a few wcuku , I am ahlo tu hi
about my lio\i o again , and am now dolnif my hnuxo
work. My lame back Is cured , the notero paltmhmi
lUttppcared , and I am now In better health than fu
nany j care , and bci ; tlili prlvlleKU of K'ailly ' rccoin
wendhijf llunt'n remedy tu all who arc afleited wItl
ny illxcan ) < if the kldnojn or liver ; and I also hlhl | ;
recommend It for the attack * of Uk headaihe. 11 ;
nusband ) ian aluo experienced a very Krcat benefit t <
ul health by the. uw ) uf tha uiontahmlilu medicine
lltmt'u llemedy. .
"OUR FLAG Bill THERE. "
Ur. H. II. LoiiKfcllo v , Auxuiita , tie. , rait lido rhci
writes in under data of April , 184
"To whom It limy concern : Tlil < may certify tun
t ojcurs aifo I u very badly nlllktcd w Ith klilne
and urinary dllllcultlei , , whlcli extended through th
njiiteni and laid mo up for Meek * , no that I could d
no work , I had the niont skillful ph > lclau In town
w ho Kftvo me no annlxtancu. Hearing flflluut' Iteui
cdy , I got A bottle , and half of It cured LIUO entirely
so that I hate been Htll e\er tinea. The other half
gave to u ncliihbortthi > wa allllcted much a * I was
and It restored him io health. I r n truly nay Hunt'
Itemtdy ha b m of great and lntipr ll ! worth t
NEBRASKA LOAN AND TRUST CO ,
HAHTINOB , NKa
Capital , - - $250.000
JAN. B. HEAIITWELL , Prenldent.
A. U CLA11KE , VIcc-PrMldent.
K. C. WEnSTEIl.rrrMurer.
C. P. WEBSTEIL CaBhler.
DiiiKtrroius :
Kamuel Alexander , Oswald Oliver
A. K Clarke , . E. G. Wvbutcr ,
( loo.II. Pratt , Jan. II. HvartwtU ,
D. U. McEHIInney.
\
First Mortgage Loans a Spooialti
liln Com | ny furnlshcu a permanent home Initlti
tlon where Khool Bonds and other legally Issued Ml
nlclpal Securities to Nebraska can be negotiated *
the most favorable terms. Loans made on Improve
farms In all Hell settled counties uf the state throui ;
rcfi < in lblo local corrctpondenU. ev
MAVERICK NATIONAL BANK.
Cor. Water andCongrtm HU.
33 O S T O 3ST.
CAPITAL. . . . . $100.001
SURPLUS , 4od,00
Transact * agcncral banking budneM. Ilecclvri tl
account * of bank * , canktra and others. Drawn furcli ;
eichangc and makes cable tranufcrf In Europe an
tcltgrajihto transfer * of money throughout tti
United Htatcs. Hint and nolU government and othi
InvcHtmciiU KccurlMc" . and executed any LunlncsH f (
lt correiipondcnts In the line of banking.
AHA 1' . 1'IJTTKU , rrctldciit.
J. J. IIDIIV , J. W. WOIIK ,
Ca
mith-ino
.L.- ut tl
human buly enlarged , develoK | ! < l and Ktrengthenol
etc , , In and lnterc < tlng advertisement long run 111 01
paper. In reply tu lmpilrlc o will iay that thrro
no evldcnco of liumbug about thin. On thu ctmtrar
the ailvertUcrii are > ery highly Indoreed. lnterc t (
iicwiru may git malril clrcularn Klvlng all | artlciila
by oildriHiIng Krlo JItdlral Co. , I' . 0. bos 613 , IlulTul
M v T.uii En. . U'IMy
Tunis & Kneller ,
3E3C. OD. IE * .
DENTIBTS
1107KAIINAM STItinTtrpHlalr : ( . )
I'nre Nltro Oxide Oa kept ton.tuntly on hand f <
'll'l " 1 "x'factloiMif ith. J19-1
John D , Peabody , M , D , ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
( WICK 1U10MS , 3 and 5 1507 r'AllNAM.
llekldcnce , 1714 Doiulai . Omaha , Xe
MCCARTHY & BURKI
UNDERTAKERS !
218 14TII STREET , BET. FAUNA ]
AND DOUGLAS.
Short Line
OK THE-
CHICAGO ,
& Si Paul
UAII.WAY.
now running It * TAHT KXl'IlEflH TIlAIHS'froim
JIA1IA and COC.NCII. m.UFFS wltu , ,
Pullman's Magnificent Sleepers.
nil the fin rut liming Cure In the world.
If JOH arc going tast to CIIICAOO. MIMTAUKBK ,
r any liolntir \ \ und : or If you are going north to HT.
Ari.nHMIN.S'KArOMH , Take the 1IP..ST IIOUTR ,
loCHICAdO , IHIAVAtlKF.i : It ST. PAUI , railway.
Ticket oHlce located at I'axton Hotel , at corner at
arnani anil Kourtccnth streets anil at U. I * , du.iot ,
ml at illllarrl Hotel , Omaha. '
( < rSco tlmo Talile In another column.
V. A..NAHII. General Agent.
II. II. FOOTK , Ticket Agent , Omaha.
H. V. MKIIIUU. , A. V , H. CAIII'KNTKK ,
Orneral Miniver. ( lenural PaVgr AK
( I. T.C1.AIIK , OKO. It. HHAFFOUD.
( Ivneral Sup't. As t. Oen'I TOM Agent.
modlv
The Clergy
Painful Caao of Tetter.
I hate for tt or 30 year * been a itifferer from DRY
TKTTKIt. It developed Itself on different portion *
if my body , extending tu my feet and hands , caus-
ni them to Itch intolerably and to crack. It was M
lalnfnl that 1 wa compelled to wear India Ilubbcr
[ loves day and night for months at a time. After
consulting the he t ph.Mlclans , and u ln ; all tha
reincillon which rame in my notice without relict , I
commenced the uao of SWIFTS SPECIFIC , and an >
i V > | 'jr to Mkj tlmt there I * urarcely a Teitl o of tha
lUcae left. Atnotliio ) In twenty.flfo jean hare 1
clt such relief and freedom from disease , and I cheer-
nlly recomraend Hwlft'i Hprclflo to nil similarly af
flicted. J. It. OltAMIAU ,
Macon , Oa.
Broncbltli and Minister' ! Bore Throat
CURED I
I was lalit low by an attack of Bronchitis aud Mln-
rter's Here Throat , and my life was almost dcsfialreil
of , when my iliKtor said try H , H. H. I hesitated for
omo time , tmt I was afraid of being ( icrmanently
aid aside from the active duties of my ministry , 1
decided to Rite the preparation a fair trial , and ntUr
H > rHe\crlncln | ItKiKe I found complete relief , anil
im enjoying excellent health. I am clearly of th *
iplnlon that H * Ift's Hpcclflo Is ono of the best Altcra-
Ives anil nioml purlflen In existence , and I take
ploamire In recommending Itn fire curatlre
ii > othcn anilcted I vtu.
II. C. 1I011NADY.
$ looo'liewud. l
Will ) > o paid to any Chemlrt who who will find , OB
Anatyilitflf > cx > bottles . H. H. , ono parltclo of llcr-
cury , Iodide 1'otniihim , or anv mlnornl iiihiUnc * .
HIE HWlrTfllT.CIFIO 00.
Drawer 3 , Atlanta , Ga.
GTWrlte for the little book , which will be mailed
eo.
eo.t'rlce : fltnall lite , $1.00 per bottle. Largo > bn
( holding double quantity ) J1.7B bottle. All druggUU
icll It. '
DR. WHITTIER ,
617 St Charles St. Louis Mo
, St. , . , ,
A IlEUirLAK ClKADUATr. of Uo medical college * ,
ha * been engaged longer In the treatment of CIIUON-
10 , NEIlVOlIH , SKIN AND BUM ) ! ) DUcaaei than any
other plo'lctan In Kt. Louli , in city paper * nhow ana
all old rcMdcnU know. Consultation free and Invited.
When It In lneon\enlrnt to > l > lt the city for treat
ment , uioillrhieH ran t > a sent by mall orcxpretu e cry-
whom. Curable canon guaranteed ; where doubt ox-
lst It li frankly ( tatoil. Call or rlto.
Nerviini l'i-o tratl n , IkHlity , Mental and rhynlctl
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incnTH to llnrrlage , Tthautnatfnn , Mien , rijieclal aU
tciitTon to ciiicn from incrwurKeJ iimln. HUllOlCAL
OAHr.rt rvetlvo j pecTal attention. Dlneaaes'ttrTiiinc
( rum Impniilciue , Hxni > < ea , InduigeiicCT ,
"
receipts ; who tn jr
O-TTXX733. marry , who may not ,
why , raUHCH , consequences mid cure Kallcd for 25a ;
postage ur stamps. \liwly
DR HENDERSON feIaroerrTs
, , , , , : ?
° ° ? AnNffi twdTota
w. ciSirctle
Authorltod by the state to treat
Chronic , Nervous and Private dUcoaoi
Asthma , Kpllepsy.Ilheumatlsm , Tllea ,
, Tupc Worm , Urinary aud Hkln DIs-
case , HemlnalWcakneMnliht ( | loiiscfl ,
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etc. tlurci guaranted or money refunded , ( ihtigat
low. Thousands of cases cured. No Injurious modi-
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clnes furnished even to patients at a distance. Con
sultation frca and confidential call or write ago
iperlsnca am Iimwrtant. A 'BOOK and
for both sexes Illustrated and circulars of othet
things lent smlvd for two So stamps. FREE JJD8
BUM. meil eod-wlT
Health is Wealth.
Dr. E. C. Went' * Nerve and Brain Treatment ,
guaranteeil niioclllo for Hysteria , Dliilness.TConvul
iloiin , Fits , Nervous Neuralgia , Headache , Ncrvoos
Prottration caused bx the use of alcohol or tolmcco ,
Wakefulnens. Mental Depression , Softening of the
Brain , resulting In lasanlty and leading to misery.
decay and death , Premature Old Age , Barrenneo.
LOM of power In either sex , Involuntary Losses an *
Spcrmatorrhita raustd by over exertions of the
brain , eelf-amue or otor-lndulgence Eacli box con *
tains ono moyth's treatment. (1,00 a box , or six
IID i PS for f&OO. Sent by mail prepaid on receipt el
prieo.
WR OUAHANTEK 8IX COXES
To rare any case. With each order received by lu
for six boxes accompanied with ti.OO , we will send the
nurchaser our written guarantee to refund the money
U the treatment docs not affect a cure. Guarantees
liisued only by U. F. GOODMAN.
Druggist , Omaha Neb.
I Have Found It !
Was tht exclamation of f man when he got a box
of Eureka I'llo Ointment , vthirh Is a simple and sure
cure for Piles and all 8km Diseases. Fifty cunUby
mall , postjiald.
The American Diarrhaia Cure I
Has fttood the test for tuenty yean. Sura euro for
all. No\er Falls. Diarrhaca , Dysontary , and Chole
ra Morbus.
Deane's ' Fever an § Ague Tonic & Cordial
It U ImpOMlblo to supply tlio rapid saloof the Kama.
SUHE CUHU WAK11ANTED
For FUUT and Ague , and all Malarial troubles.
PUICE , $1.00.
W.J.WHITEHOUSE I
LABOUATOIIY , 10TII ST. , OMAHA , NEB.
For Sale by all Druggists
Or unit by bpreus on leceljit of jitlco. _ nvte6m
i inar TJiyrm
.Anexcellent Tonic ttml A
. . . .
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Ullty.p. < i-r na.\ni . Dlutihw
nnaaHdlfonlcl nftho IIitu
Oraaiu. li linart * K ileltctous
flavor to a elaM of ehampun * .
lemonade , coda , uid all JrinVJk
Try H. The cenuluo AngMtura.
Dittert I made by Dr. J. a. B.
. .y ni ,
( UU , Orocen aud Ujuorl > j i i
J. W. WUPPERMAN , Sol Agent.
M Broadwsj , N. Y.