Nebraska Newspapers

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I : T1111 DAiLY BEF OMflA , TUESDAY , OCTOBER 304 1883.
Pa'o ' , Poor , Pmy , and Pallid.
Consklcrinnfl the ills that atta
little chilc1itn it is a wonder that any
of thc poor little youngscrS ( live to
grow up.
flicre arc children who arc truly
objects of nity. They seem alnost :
bloodless. 1'1ictrcliccIS arc thin and
pnchcd ; tlicir eyes arc hollow ; and
their skin is tightlydrawfl over their
foreheads. Thcrc is nothing hearty
about them. They do not enjoy
their llvs. They arcsulThring front
the debility that leads to inarasnius.
l'oor things !
Do a good deed for the pale , poor ,
puny , pallid child. 1-IflflI its mother
a bottle of Brown's Iron filers.
Here is life even for the most deli-
catc , the most debilitated ; for the
child almost given upfot'dcad. Iron
ill the blood is what the child needs1
to bring it up. Time little digestive
anparatUs will recoVer. The pale
cimeeks will fill out. The weary
roaii of the child will be exchanged
of i131'intilc glad.
r time merry prattle
Hess. Your druggist will tell you
what wonders .8r0W2Z'S Iron Billersa
has done for very sick children. ii.
Health is Wealtho
"V jEUj.
Dr. E. C. Wte lervo snd BrMn Tetnout ,
VT2Thl d pc1flo for IIy.terl. , U1ulnc.Convu1
Iun , Ftt. 1ervou. NeurnIgI , Ileadacho , orvou1
L'roetrtIofl cauiied IX the 1310 of .1hoI or tobicco ,
% % 'kctuIncg , Mentat DcilreIon SoftenIng of tbc
Er&ta , rcuIttng In Iuanty anti loAIIlg to miecry ,
decay ftnil death , PromMuro Old Age , Barrennee
toe. ; 01 Ilower th etther ccx , tnvotint.arV L0530
Hpcrnn4orrIic by ocr oertlone t
brtn , eoIf.buec or oor.Indutgcnec. Ioch
tAme Oflo rnonth' tretmenL $ LOO box , .r
boxci for $ .cx , . Scot by m11 ropald on retpI
prioe
mm OUARANTEi ) SIX BOXES
1'o cilto 107 O. With ocb order recelied by no
for .Iz born aocoinpanled with t&OO , wowifleend the
purcbROr our written gunuitee torcfundthomone
I ! the tretmcnt doce not iect euro. Ouarntee.
uNm only by C. P. 000XThIAN
ithe wi. Drew 1t Onub Neb.
DR. FELFXLEBRJN'S
P1EVENTIVE : AND CURL
:3'oR EITHER SEX.r
ml , remedy being tnjrcted directly to the .ct
lb. dleeao , requIre. no change of diet or neuoeoue ,
mercurie or poeenono m..IIolnee to be tken intern.
ally. Wizen leo a preventive by cither eox , it Ii
tmpoeibto to ntr.ct uiy irtvMo decMo but in the
0130 1 those .Ire&dy unfortunately iflhicLd we gur.
sntoO three boxes to cure , or we iJI rotund tht
money. Price by mails po4i paid , $2 per box , Oi
Ibice boxea for 5.
; wmurrcu GUARANTEES
sened by ill inthorleed , .gcnt&
.gcnt&o
Dr.Felix Le Brun &Cc
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
C. P. Ooodrnn , Dwggl.t , Sole Agent , for Otutln
Neb. In&o wly
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I Have Found It
WM the ezeletnUon of ! nn when lie get be a
of urok Pile Olotmont , whith Li a .tupte ud eur e
vue for Pile. md lB Skin Dtsceeo. . Ility cents b I ,
noau , postpaId.
The meivcan Diarhwa Cure I
n& . stood the Io.t for twenty yc&re. Sure cure Ic Pr
.11 Never FIJL DiMThe& , Dyaentry , and Choll 1
Morbus.
gau's ' Fever an Auc Tollic & Coria ,
Is Ii iznpoIblo to mipply the rapid saloof the same.
SUItE OUR WARRANTED
Xot fever and Auo , and ill Xalaxil troubles.
I'IUOE , $1.00.
waJ. WHITEHOUS I I
LABORATORY. 16Th ST. , UTAlIA. NED.
For Sale by all Druqqists
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DR. WHITTIER ,
617 St. ChaIes St. , Sf , Louis , M , .
A REGULAR GIIADUATE0f two medical colIo , Is
bu boon eneqrd longer lii the trcotmoiit
CUILONIU , NEIL\OIJS , SKIN AND Ri.lOl ) DIecie
thin other physician in St. LouIeaecltypa.or.slc w
nd all old roeldont , . know. Uoreultntion tree M ol
tinRed. Ylien It i.inoonvcnlcnt to vielItho city I
treatment. meilicInes canbo cent by , nIt or expre ,
4verywhere. Curable ese gurantoed ; where ou1 it
cr1.1. It Li frankly etatod. Call or write.
Ncrvoust'rutrttton , Dobtitty , Mrntal and 'hy.C I
Wcaknoies , Mercurial end othiiec1ion. of Three -
, . , loocigmiueittce anti lJIoodPoieu i
lng.Sklr AScctIns , Old tioro. end Ulcer. , Zinpet IT
menU tn marrlie , ftheuenatkne , puce. HIciA : i
tentlonto cases from overworked brein. ffUItOlU. : . i :
CASES rooelu specll atLCIItlnn. Disease. arIxir ;
irom Imprudence , Exceesczi , Indulgences. -
N : ARRIAGEr ; f ;
etorwuil told.Maj m7
recepts who u
c-T3 xIDJ. : lnsrrywlio maynt z
tliy , cauies , ooneequenccs am ! cure. Mailed for 2Z 'o ' ;
3)o.tIeo or et&&eps. ilopt 26-dw1 v ,
1 eI nii.i : oc Ilegiis'u ;
mr I. ItlatlO .eIe.ly V or
TlMIt ot Chccuri.eV Ii IVIWtfltIVII lea IflhIt4k , orWtt .
, tIIe instuinnt , , han
lit uloup . .Iit aiai or J
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tIin.iizl , thr i.efli ciii "
to he.iW
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LUII 1u.4 , .ltI.oI .tom..b pcr . . i
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plc. efruMI.g Ncpou. I.IIUC ' I'b.k.I ire.
II .hi.117 sepe1..led b Til l M.d'blTopI lftII.EM.
hopeI. . . eue wild . .1t.tu resi..nIe g e.4 K'
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oo-O1eaning Purpose .
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711115 , VROCKEUY , KITChEN UTEN61L SI
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JT WILL POLlH
TIIsPASS1COL'P1R AN ! ) TEBL WAB : s
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A BAT ) IAY 1Ofl flUD1S.
'r ho St. bomille Mcrchant. ' Conirnitioc p
1teoonvotOit to Itccolvo thu thwe
ornor'a ItepLv-A i'oor attend.
anco of "CII Izons"nn , tooount
of' Ilco "IIerrlel Wcnter ) ,
Don't You lCnow. "
SL Totiie , October 27-Tlio Mor.
C ilillit's Excliango 11mM niocting , call eel to
c onieldor ( ho reiIy of ( ovurnor Critteii.
cCl aIm to the nitnonI of iti comimttco ro
b iting to the lOIICO ) scamidal in tish city ,
r ocnnvenect On 'Change at ono o'clock.
I t wa ioot quito so largons the first lileot-
il ig , but inure tlbtIl large enough to ehow
tl iiit the iiidignatlon arousoti two iceeke I
n LO lmns by ho IIICftIIS (110(1 omit. Col. ins.
0 . fltoatlliomul , cliairiiueii of the colnrnlt ,
to o , read a long tejort , in chich the gen
o ral 1)Oitlth in the Onvornor's reply wore
ta koit up and very sororly criticised , atul
tJ II.O wh6lo rioculnent moet neathingly ro-
v iosvctl , after which a roscohition wa
a dopted heartily cittloraing ( ho report of
( ho COtfllflittOO , dlacliargilig tlio
c ommittee from further .
c onsideration of thu nuittor aIItI 2tI
cuu trelctiiig thu secretary to forward to for-
iv nrtl tlto report to thu ( lovoriior.
The ctoing vararaPI1 of tire report In
a s follows , which is a fair sauniio of tim
t one of whuolo report :
"Our people have nddrcnecd tire ( lover.
tu or lii cinphitttic tenon for relief from
tuw rong. lie Ims a,1inIttc1 both the iover
o f invcstigatioli amid rcInt'val. lIe pro.
1) 0505 to take RO stop to nocuro either , but
1)t 1)i ntead thureof lilakefi a Mlmrod ( lofeluec of
t he oflicers of his a1)1)ointtIlolIt ) ) upon pl'iui.
ci plos n1)plicahIo to entirely difreront nmnt.
t oni , and gratuitously itmsulta lastly W1ZOIII
lici e kumowa to ho roepuctatilo , law-abiding
ci tizetms. We nestIro the Governor ho is
uu istaken ! if ho sriposcs ho calm ltoodvik
uuth e ilItolligelIt 1)001)10 ) of titis city or ( isis
S tate , by such a course supported by
su ch reaomss. Ho has given 150 reasOns
w orthy of consideration for refusing toke
t.t ko Any atolls to redress the wrongs of
w hich we complain , muul we arc forced to
th e COIICIUBWR that iso has other reasons
it ot. stated by him , which prevent his aciu
( i on. "
lists Couulkience.
"In otto ctno personally known to mo the
eu ccco4 of JI'rrdocft : JIloud lijUers was almost
In credible. Otto lady do4crIbodthcrn as worth
h undreds ofdotlars. I iueeIf have tim greatest
co ntidonco III thorn. " } . S. Scratch , Drug
cog , Ituthven , Oust.
G ENEItTitfo STIiIE1iE.tN'S T1TLF.
H ow lb Caruie to be Called "Old
Cluicknennuga. "
C incinnati CommcrcIal4axctte.
As we sat , one night in 187tu , in thes
r atty old editoriat rooms of The Toledo
D emocrat nuni herald , of which 3teed.
m an was "loader" writer and I managing ,
e ditor , I asked hint for the story ol
C iuckamnauga , 'whoro be won isis stars and
t he soldier title of ' 101d Chickninauga , ' '
o f which ho was so proud. Ho told it as I
c oolly as if it was a dream to hisn :
" \Vliy , my boy , there wusn't much teI I
i t. : i in charge of the First Divisioi I
o f the Reserve Corps of ( ho Arm ) ,
As rmy of the Cuinberland , and lund beeui L
s tationed at itingoid , or ited-houst I
B ridge over Umu Chickamauga. My or
d era were explicit , 'to hold tluo bridge a
n il hazard , ' and prevent tim enemy Iron : L
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nd I huuiking Guiiorat Thomas. 'l'hio enuni p
d isappcardd from our front. The sound I
o f osminonading and battle to ( lie north .
ward told me that the enemy had massed I
a gainst our centre , amid a great battle win $
oiug oil. From the noise of the conflict
I judged , rud rightly , that 'fhomnas was
s orely pressed. 1 fctt that my commiuutc 1
needed , and yet could nOt undop -
stand the ab'eiucoof now orders. I wait
ed furipaitoatly oiiougli froumi daylight ( ii I
nearly noon , hoping for sonic word ( you t
J oy conunauiding olllcor. Finally I do -
c idod to i isk my miock rather titan sco tim : Li
Union army destroyed through inactivit3 p
O n my part. Calling a council of officer K
a mid inca , I explained the situation , rea 1
m y orders , told. ( hum my decision , am 1
t hat eu my shoulders should fall what .
over of roaponnibility attached to the die -
obedionoo of orders. You know the in .
oxorulIe mniiitary law is to ask lie I-
tioima , oboyall orders , and accept couso -
quonces. ' I know that if my niovomen Lt
was a failure , my judgment mistaken
nothing less thaum court-martial and deat m
awaited mime. But tIm b ttlo was emi , SLIm rl
. ovoiy fiber in Iiii said I was wamited W U
burned thobridgcandmarchedby the car I.
cannon's to 'Ihiousias's mild. Through cot Ii
fields , thickets , and oak woods we immad C
a fearful traunp , for no man in time coir I-
mumand know the country , and our oni IV
guide was the cannon's boom. Whmoim I
reported to Thuomashmo was iii despair i it
time baa of ( lie key to his position wisic Ii
had ust boon captured by Oonora flint I.
lEan a rebel corps. 'rime place was hid i-
catod to me by timodlashi of guile amid a
rattle of camunmstoron the dry leaves I ) f
time tree under which Thoumsus amid I stoot I
t was a eteof ) ascent , with it donsoiy.po :
1)10(1 croscoimt ride , that lay before ni i
Thmoro yas a ( orbudoing thicket and an on l
forest between us amid the bolt of reel : s
that iharked the edge of a broad platen U
on which time orioummy was ubi1amtt wit it
victory. 'There ; titwo , ' saul Timomimas , s L8
the guuma flashed ngaiu. 'Now , you so o
their exact Position. 'iou must take thu it
ridge. ' ry reply was : 'I'll do it. ' I n
thirty mmnutos tftor we reached the fbi Id
we wore storming time rock of Ohieaumuu I.
ga. It W515411 awful cntost up thmatsl'u1 Lu
every foot. of which was planted ivi .1
death.
"We wont in with ' ,6OO men , as dl
oiily 4,000 , reported for duty at ( hue tie : Et
muster.Vti ivent ut , ti ) , up till 10
reached the summit , numd planted ou r-
solves there to stay. it was a tcrrib lv
hot piaco , and we mmmdc the plateau alaf Co
of blood before we drove iimdmmman bad Ic
I rode back amid reported to 'l'imoiumas. i
was bloody from head to foot. lie chaspt 'd
hand , amid said with great oniotiom i.
'Ceimemi ' Stoodmnamm , you have saved in
armmmy. ' I gut immy stars miot. bug alto .
ward , and that's about all there was of i t
Yes it was a big risk I mu , but I wi ;
right , and i : know It. "
Ass lie uod'to battlb timat day , ho mmmi it
( lasmeral Craumgor5 who said fociingl
"Sted , old boy , its oimug to ho d-d lu
in there , ii anything should happem
have you any requests to snake of immol ;
FJID Velit of somutiunent ivan rummmmhmg doe I
1mm time tuoatmoisor'su heart , but the pract ii.
cal soldier responded its words that hay o
emuco beoum Zuemnoriablo :
"Yen , ( loumoral Ornugor ; if I fall in thi LU
fight plemiso see Immy body decently bmmrie ci
timid my lianso correctly speit in the muows m.
pahe , " ammd Imo delibratoiy spelled it.
What Is Ii Cisod fbi' ?
Let us tell ' , , U what J ) , . TAovaai' 'u1crtr in
Oil Is good for. It Is death to risounmatisi :51 :
isuiti neuralgia. it will cure a bmmruu , bltu cm-
imaluu , acid Is equally goouIfu epralwu.
Olmlo'ao Vii NI Itatlronti.
Ohio Stats Journal.
Time first riuiiroatl hum Ohio was tlio Ma ( I
Itivur and Lumke Erie road , extendju g
froimm SprirmiUcltl to Sandueky , ftcritp tI
knowim its the CinciumimaIf , Siumduky mum ( I
Oluveland , bu now is time Izmdiaimm 1
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B loomington and Western. The first.
s od was cut. at time end of Water strcet
S amidneky , Sept. 7 , 183 , by General ,
a ftorwaru Presmdent , Ibirrison suici Coy.
e rtior Vance. The occasmomi was One of
g oneral rojoicingand rent gaiety , proces.
s iomme ivcro formed , Lime air was resonant
w ith mnimsic , amid the dispiay of biuimthsg
w as P1fim50. At. time conclusion of time
wV rcuumommy a grand banquet 'tvaslhold at
V ictor's Unto1 ( umow Townsend licnmso ) .
a t wimichu Governor Vnumco presided. ' 'Tiso
S ammdueky" was tim first engine rimmi on
th is road , numd was time first. locomotive in
A merica to which a regular stoani whistle
w as applied , Time road timemi mu tlmrouigli
ll ollovno to 'I'ilhiuu , but. slimco ( lion another
r oute itas bceim opeimeti tlmrouglt Clyde and
ti me old track taken iui. Now every cumin-
t y in Ohio is jeimetrmted by rail oxcelt.
M organ-a bmg work dommo in forty ciglmt
y ears.
\Veak 1)001)10 ) simotitil use , Srnnaritan
Vcruiuc , time great imervo comirfimuror.
" wife's 8 mifihiction "
"My years nervous ,
s ays 11ev. .1. A. Ethic , of Beaver , Pa. ,
iv an cured by Sanur1tan Ncrvifzc. " $1.60a
a t Druggists.
T1iF STAGF COACh.
I t. i a ! I'iulng o ( the l'1t4t. In itontamin ,
niul the Stngo Ilorsen are
Tuirimtul oust ( I ) Gias.
The following mlmtorLstiimg article from
ti m coltimnims of time Deer Lode Now
N orthi-\Vest. will bo dimly appreciated by
sl d timers in general :
"There they go ; ain't they gayl"
"Von , it's the first. itlay spell timoso fol-
lo ws imavo had together for ummausy years , if
e ver , and they're enjoying their circus
s huiIo they umiay. "
"Why , what are tmey1"
"Tlmuso arc the Gilumer , Salisbury & Co.
st age horses , relieved from duty and turn-
e d out to grass.
This couivorsatiomm occurred as the Utah
d ; Northern traimm , a few days silice , went
d asiiimig through the meadows near Deer
L edge , ammd a couple of Imundred horses ,
iu mcludiumg mnnimy huue looking. spirited tel'
lo ws , crossed the track , amid with heads
a nd tails 11P circled arotmud and eyed the
lo coimiotio amid cars with looks that seeuitch
e d to say , in the language of Aim Shim , that
ra ilrondimmg was "a gaummo timoy did not
u umdemutand. "
Time etago imorses out to grass , harnes.s
he h ung ill time stables and the coaches pack.
e d in the yards ammd shedel It reminds us
th at the days of stage coaching are overer
i n this part of Momitana , and nearly every.n.m
w here. Wo haven't seen a coach and six
o n time streets for a fortnight , and miss
ot heni not altogether without regret. If
ti here is a prettier street pictUrr3 o an'D
i niatiomi tlmamt a red Concord coach , with
s ix aviritcd horses in briiht hmaniess arid
a reimmsman on tim box , we have riot seenra
i t. But it was not always clean Concords
a nd six prancing horses. Timers are time
j erkeys and mud wagons , with two and
f our iiorses , and passenjers packed mum like
e ardinea , or footing it through the mud
a t the rate of two mmiiles an hour , iii theat
d ark background of iiiemnory on wiiich thea
b righter picture is painted.
But what a umiiuo chapter of history
t ime stage coaclmingdays of Montana would
f urnisiil Domi't you old-timers recollect'n
i mow John Oliver , Ed. house amid Ed.
C onnovor , who wore carrying express
f rom Fort liridgor , salt Lake , amid Ban-
um achc and Alder ; how they had rope liar.
amid dead axe sprimmgs ; how it took a
h alf a dozemi mmieit to hold the bronchios
t ill time laat tug was hooked , and wisemi
t hey were turned loose they struck a dead
r uSt and kept it UI ) to time mmext station ?
T he drivers didn't kmmow there wore ammy
"slcopimig places" on time road those days.
And timemi whien Last Cimatico was struck
ill Novemmibor , Oliver & ' Compammy Pu tin
( lie Virginia and Helena line , making the
r un timrouglm , 120 miles , by daylight. Jim
1 865 Ben holiday caine iii with the mail
c ontract , and Vahis , Fargo d Co. bought
t he inmportant stage lines from Salt Lake
n ortim. Then caine Wm. H. Taylor as
s umperintomidemit , with Pullman Palace
i deas of staging , giving time Mountains the
I deal limio , but making it cost W. F. &
Co. so much money that in 1869 Ghlmer
S. ; Salisbury bought their lines for a song
amid started timoumi again as a money mak-
big ontorpriso.Ve didn't always , or
often , have good accommodations or rapid
transit , excolt. when Ilnuitley & Co. , Toy-
b r & McCormick , Alex Italaton , Joc I
Daddow , or L. it ! . Black put on opposi.
thou , but rain or ehihmiu , mud to the axles
or smiow to time blimmtlors , the nmnil and L
passengers wore generally landed at tiuc
homne statiomis about schedule ( into ; amid L
isitliough we thought the fares oxtorthon
ate , it didn't cost much or ammy mumoro fem .
hecal travel thomi it dead now by car amid
'bus.
With 0. J. Salisbury , 'iVmmi. C. Oimild ,
amid Captain JI. S. howell as supurintemi. :
dents during the past ( cmi years , tlto G. S.
Co. hues in Mommtana wore expanded
(0 ft great enterprise , havimmg hind as lug1 I
205 miles ofunaitand passwger coact I
luimes , the greater part of timoumi with ser .
vmco daily each way. A year and a hail rage r
ago the conmpamiy hind 800 lucaci of Imorses I
amid $120,000 wortim of property km service , .
Six mmionths ago , with time oncroachmniouts I
of time railroads , the lines had shmortommed I
but. they still lund 500 horses amid I
$85,000 worth of property on hmasmd. Nosm r
their total stage lines in Montamma aggro. .
gate only 176 miles , boiimg ( lie aggro.I I
] ) illoii hue , with bramiclies to Butte amid I
ymruumia City. They have yet emi hmammd
besides the horses , thirty-four aimd six
horse coaches , fifteen jorkoys , twoumt r
sleighs , four road buggies , twelve deadaxi 3
wagons , and harness omiouglt to equip r t
timousamid imuilos of road.
Who will speak of the real ICuighite o. f
time Road ivimo in time IaliL twenty years
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by duty and by iiight , through storm amit L
sleet , over icy grades , tliroughi swollem i
strenimum amid blirzartle , with a huroisuui as I
great amid endnrammeo surpassing that it re .
luirus to ivimi imouiors cmi time battlefield ,
lucId the hues ever time muoumitaisi stags 3
teaumme , amid with comisumnnmto skill amid t
liommorablo fidelity safely carried time teimi S
of tisousamids of passemigora eimtrustod t )
their care ? Time stage coachiiimg days ol f
Montana arc full of incident amid anoctiotu
tlmt.if fairly told would be immost outer
tamnmuig. Vhio ivill be time hmiatoriamm amit
time biograpimcr of time stage coach amid thu
stage drivors4
1)viwouu
FiusmniuIaK : , ] td.-I1omm. Islilton ( I .
Urnor. N : . o. from Isiarylamid writes .
1y wmfo has ( eaten tue pain-curing qimal
ities of St. Jacobs Oil , ammil bears cheer
ful tostimmmum7 to its superior virtue ; ii L
drives all pumaway.
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AtlJuuittitIo Car-Wheels.
'rime Now York Sun says that tiso earn .
of ti-mo fast. train
ages - whmichi is to rut
fromum Paris to St. Petersburg will bs
auplied with adjustable wheels wImici ;
vihL omiablo tisemsi to travel on varitsis
gauges. Frummi Paris to time Russiami
frommtier : the amiumme gauge is timed , but timure 5
it. cluammges , amid at time froumtlur atatiomus
Edt ICuhmuin anti \Virbahloim , tue wheels :
wmli have to ho readjusted. 'I'ravciei-s
ii mu thus be aimlo t ) go tiio whole distammc
Without time hmciiveumiommco of hmaviumg to
I c1 mi carriage. . Time speed of ( ho
tr nimme wilt ho one not hitherto attempt.
I ilmo enmitinnuL It. Is to bo ninety
k iloImlotemor flfty.ix miles ( withotmt
t oppmtgo ) utu h tii' . It is announced that.
li mo ( mute are cmi " ( hue Aumierican pattern , "
lui cluutilsig kitcimoim , dining.saioon , reading
am id cirawing-moumme , and nil ( ho other
co mnfortablo arrnngermioumts esontia1 to
mmm odern traveling.
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Jlorslbrdn Acid l'lmonplmnlc.
Beware of Imitations.
JmILtions and couuumtorfoit.s have again
E PPoareti , lie sure that time word "Iloits.
F Oltl'M" is oum the wrapper. None gemili-
in c without mt.
FAShIONS IN m14O WEltS.
A lIngo for lt)14CH 'J'limtt. Sell l'roit
Three to Six Iollaus , a Iozon.
"Flowers aroveryscarco just now , " no-
m arked \Viscoumsin street florist to a r -
p orterof Time Milwaukee Wiscoimsium. "Iii
a mommtii or ase , however , there iviil be
PIbl eIILY ac'ain , " comitiumued time vendor of
bl ossoms"aumd we expect a very good
Be asomm time coining winter
te r. Tim prices will be about the samne
as last. winter. 'I'lie trade in flowers is
gr owing very rapidly lit thin city ; mu fact
ti me donmnmmd is at least tour tunics as great
as it was , say , two years ago. There is
a perfect 'flower rage. ' Flowers arc
w ormi 0mm nlmmiost every occasion miowaclays
b y tue ladies. Lilies of time valley , via-
lo ts , itomnami ii ) ncinths , imarcissuses arc
p urchased a great deal , hot roses mire time
fa vorites for corsage botmq lets. They are
W orn iii buimelies cuumtauumiuig from twelve
to twonty.four , or even iumire. "
"Vhat are time favorite roses thms sea-
so ul" s1ueried time repuiter
"Titey are quite umimlumurous , bitii as ro-
ga rds color amid variety , " was the ammawor.
" Of white roes tim 'Nepimetos' anti time
'C orimelia Cook. ' which is a larger flower
th an than the former , are immuch inircimas.
esi . Of puik roses time favorites are the
'C atherius , Merumet , ' a very large , bright
pi nk ; the 'La Franec , ' a superb rose of
pe achy tint , the 'Bun Silemie , ' a bright
ca rmine , arid the 'Malmmmaisou.'ollow
ro ies are'aLsu in good style. The 'Mare-
ch a.1 Neil , ' a dark yellow , amid the 'Perle
de s Jarihn.s , which is also a dark yellow ,
bu t h Lm.r'raxm.d its petals miiore prof use
th an the 'Ma.rehal Neil , ' are tIm lest
ye llow resco. But I imiust not forgot ( lie
r d reoco. Red is really the favorite color
in mse at pesent.Vsi are selling soy-
er a.1 spluded r.trieties. What is known
n.m the 'jacqueminot , ' a bright crimnsorm , is
so ld in iar'u uumberw , bringing as high
as j5 cents each. TIme 'Duke of Edin-
b urg' i.s a very dark crimson , and time
'D uke of Counaught , ' a bright scarlet-
cr iminon , are also great favorites iii this
co lor There is a new variety of red rose ,
ra Iled the 'Andre Schwartz , ' which is all
th e rage down East. We will have some
of this new variety forourcustommiurs dur-
in g the winter , but not omiough to supply
th e demamid that will be nmado for them.
T he prices of all thoroses I have onumnor-
at erm will rauga from $3 to $6 per dozen ,
a nd froth 25 to 75 commta apiece. They
w ill bo very fasimiommablo durimig time ivimi-
( o r months. "
"What will ho the fashion in the
'n iakc-up' of designs for funerals amid
w eddingal"
"Time present style ivill ho maimitainedi ,
w ith little or no chango. You see , while
ti me fitshmiomi iii button-hole and corsage
b ouquets is contmmnliy : changing , it is
v ery 'sot' as regards dtsigums. "
Every hudy mines 1'ozzoiml' mncdicated coin-
, l exiomt powder. It is a household treasmmro.
r ice imittlamu fins ! it imnl)085illo ) to go down
to wn without first rubbing It on. If tIme baby
cr ies nhuo enfolmo mufI.box. If the 'oltI
lu au" comcn iioin ruflled or chafed , becaun
li miness Is (11111 , &c. Pozzoumi's powIer cools
am id allays lii. troubls. Timers all is giadsomnu
jo y. No fairilly slmommid be without it.
A Talk emi Phuuincierirmg.
D etroit Free I'ress.
"Father , " ho said , as this two stood in
J efforson.avo. , looking around , " ( lint is I
( h ue Board of Prado building over timers. "
"Yes , yes-i ado ; good big place to
t rade in. "
'Timat's whore tummy speculate. "
"Tisoy do , elm ? "
"Yes ; if you were to give mo $1,000 , imm
c ash i'd go over there and buy wheat at
9 await a few days amid sell for a dollar ,
a mid divide the Profit with you. "
" deciar'l" said the old imian , as he
r eached imit.o his pocket.
"Its an easy way to make money ,
f ather. "
"Yes , James , it looks ( hint way , but
a fter all I don't see as if it beats plattin
s ix acres of groummd wuthi $35 an acre into
a buryin'-ground of 400 lots at $5 a lot.
G uess we'd bettor stick to our grave.
y ard. "
Time Conflict.
B otwoen dIsease and health , Is often brief anti
f atal. It Is bettor to bo mirovldod with cheap
a ndsiunplc remedies for such common disur.
ti ers as cummhms , colds &c , than to run the risk
contractiimg a fatal disease through mmogloct.
DR. WM. hALL'S BA.1.SAM is a sure anti ;
s ale reuimedy for all d1seaes of tIme lungs ammd L
c hest. If takemm In season it Is certain to cure ,
s ad may save you fromim that torniblo disease
c Oflsuuflhitlon. It has boon known nmnt usoJ
( or zumausy years In America aimel It is iso oxag.
f eratlouu to say that it is tium best remedy hr
t ime world for Coughs , &c. Ask for Dr. Wmn.
h all's Balsam for tlmo luumgsand take no otimor.
s old by all druggists.
/t Serious Kicc.
very serious accideiit held Levi Ed.
d y , omm of time oldest ammd mmmost respected
s ettlers iii this county. yesterday , whmicim
i miriy result in disfiguring isis face for the
r est of Imis ilfo. It seetuis lie worLimig
with a frisky imurso , whmeii suddemmly time :
a milmimal wlseuhed amid kieico3. at him , strik. .
i rmg 1dm square on time face , scratulmimig it
v em y badly , but his mm.se . seommiud to have
b etii use object whmich suffered imiost.
' Fimo hoof of time imorso struck tin , hose :
O n ( ho omiti aumd tore it very umeanly loose
f rommi his face. lTedicnl assistance was
m nmmmiudiatuiy aumumnommod , and nil was doimo
t hat was possible , nmmd tue doctor thinks
h e will bmlmmg hiuum out with nniy a slight
s car , Dr. Lynn is attending iiumi.
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Epilepsy ,
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) Veakite.ss , liralim Worry , J.Oc $ $ .nv ,
hilllousimess , cceuzVie , Ncr'rous l'rosiratlon ,
Kidsw'd Trotibks au1 Jrrequtarllks. 1.t'O.
$ uipl , 'riieiIiiiouuils.
"Samaultan Norelnef. doing wouidew.
Pr. J. 0. SkLeoln. , AIexandcrthfY , .AI& .
"I feel IL in duty to reconmuiciurt it. "
) r. 1) . i. Itghllum. Clyde , , hansae.
" 1 $ couch where llIyelc1Iuus Salted.
31ev. .1. A. Jdie , Dearer , l's.
.rqorreammidenro , freely eiuswered. *
) , r teiilrnonlels , and cfrcuiars C041 Ilaizip.
lb. Jr. S.A. P.lcbnmonJ Med. Co. , St. Joseph , M ,
SvldbysliVsugmrlsts , ( ii )
CHARLES SHIVERICK
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Furniture !
H ave just received a large quantity ol
new
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P ASSNGEII EL1TIAITOEJ CHASI SHIVERICK ,
To , & 11 P1oo 1206 , 1208 and 1210 Farnamn St
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ASK TOUII (111005118 POIt TIlE
OMAHA DRYHOP YEAST1
\\TAItItANTED NEVER TO FAIL.
JMauufactured. by the Omaha Dry Hop Yeast ao , '
271S : TltUImSTItlmT , OMAHA , NEIl
AnheuserBusch
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STATE OR TUE ENTIRE WEST ,
Promptly Shipped.
ALL OUE GOODS ARE IVIADE TO THE STANDAItD
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P. SCHLIEF ,
SoloAgentfor Oinahmaandtho _ West. et
Cor. 9th Street and Capitol Avenue
. _ u .4. contbboatlo , , of Pro-
toxit1i ofiron , l'crutrian
Jiar1. ill.
a 2cilatabto fore. For
.DtbWy , .io . tij i't't'-
tIc , J'rosh.aClo , , o I'ta1
J'uuers if i indiqcr.ou-
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EEV. A. hOBBS Writen- : ' ItEV. 3. L. TOWEXt
After a thorough trial of /1JRF3ES 1'
IRON TONIO , I take pleasure I 7Hi I' Industry , Ill. , , naya- :
lit stating that I have * I condcr it
groaLv bonoiltad. by its most smxcohlont rcicdy
use. lntsters and Pub$7
lb Speakers will find it
of the greatest value
here a TonIc is neces-
Bary. I recomniend it
as a reliable
remedial
agent. 3,00sossinw Un.
doubton nutritive arni
restorative proUcrtiea.
.LouOvilte , Rib , Oe. I , 1182.
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O MAHA , - - - - - - NEBRASKA.
"BURLINGTON HOUTE"
( Chicago , 3uriIngton & . Quincy Railroad. )
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Elegant Day Coaches , Parlor Cars , with fleclin 8015,1 TraIn , or niegant Pa Uoachos and Pull
l ug Chairs ( souls free ) , ImoUng Cars , with Ito. mnarm Palace Illeeplug Curs an. ron 'Irilly to axmd
v oirlngchalrs I'ullunaum l'alacoSleeplngCarsaumd from St Louis , via Ihmnuilbal , Qulner. Keolitik ,
h it , famous 0. Ii..it Q. lIning CAN run dauy to and lhmirllngton. O.0ar Rapids anti Albert Lea to Si S
fl rom Chicago & Kauisas CIty , Chicago ( ouncLl l'aul and Minneapolis. h'nrlorcarnwltlu lteciInI
l flutT , Chicago & In Moines. ( 'blengo , St. Jo. Ctatrs to and from St louts and l'corla amid
s rpiu. Atchison & Tonea. : Only through linti be. and ( rourm lIt Louis end Ottumwa. Only a
t wet'n Chicago , Uncoir , & Petmver Through cars change oV cars twiween St Loul ant p
b etwn Inii.inapolls.i Ceunell hJitmife via t'corla Alotne Iowa , Liuculn , Nebraska , stud LonvC
A U connections iuiale In iinfrmn , lknots. It us colorado.
k nown as time groatThROUQhi ( .Alt I.fNE , It is unlvers.mUyadmlt tad to be tim
Finnet Equipped Railroad in the World for all Citissos of Travot.
1T J l.'OVrEII 3d VIen t'res't iud flev 74nsr Pr1lUjlr * , 4m'vRr ,
SALEM FLOUR. S
_ Flour is snail. &t Salem , htlchsrdaon Cot , Nebraska. Iii the Combined Roller Stone System. ii'
ve EXCLUSIVE . .alo of our flour to Oi0 firm lim Iio ! , . iS'o have opened a branch it msms Capitol ii'c
maha. Write for Prices. Address either
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FEtE A.ND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES , VAULTS , Lfl CKS , &e ,
10 fl O2i'ax'zi.rsm trcot. .n1us. 1
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BEMIS/ $
15ff , ano Doug/ac Ifs.
I Large honie of mo rooms , S celisus , cistern , well ,
etc. Eerytuuing complcto , full lot erar 22d
rd i'ebstcr streets , $ ; , WO.
S lloio of 8 moms , beth room closets , well. cIi.
tern , barn , etc. near 15th 'ntl Cumlng , $3,500
4 story home flu man , ! , cellar well and ck.
tern , on hlodgo , near 15th street , t&000.
6 tArgo frill twe Story 1iue , , 8 or ten rooms , full
lot , etc. , on Jones , rear 18t1u strrvt , $3,000.
0 Ilouce of mm ronnie , two story , clo'et , , etc. , one-
lot , on 19th , near iVebstcr , $3,000.
91 hIouef about 8 rout , . , cellar , well aid cistern ,
on moth near Welter , $1,000.
10 lArge Iouoe , S room , , good cdilir barn , etc. , lot
OOiiC.i feet , eu 11th street muter Center street
school houo , $2,500.
11 Two story frame hoimec 7 rooms , full lot on ChIca.
1:0 , near in. ! street , $3,700
13 Brick houec ole antI onc.half etory , four rooms
anji kitchen , large 1anu , on Shurnun avenue
( I 5th street ) , near brItmo , $3,500.
14 l.arge new ono nil one.half story house , 10
none , , brick foundation , evcrthing compicto ,
Iots4Jiximo feet on Sherman acmue , near i'op.
I etomus , $1,500.
Tivo story brick 101150 of 0 roouio , 2 closet , good
cellar , cistern , , 'cll , etc. , near 23d and Mason
street , , $3,000.
I Two house. , 2 lots on Chicago near 234 street ,
$7,000. ,
54 lArge houo , U room , , lot 44x130 feet , near 54th
ciii I'anam street , $7,500.
55 Ilouco of two roouuis , full lot , on 34th near
Charlctrect. ( Make offers. )
1:6 : Rouse , 3 maine , on l'arker , nearzi2d street , $700.
r,7 Ilinmee , Mx rooms , b lots on 1.eawnworth , neon
i'nrk aneni , , $1,000.
10 New house of 0 room , and kitchen , cellar , cli
tern , etc. , on 17th near Jackeon street , $3,500.
ma Ifoue of 0 room , goal cellar , ViOl lot on
euuuorth , near ith street , $3'O. , '
21 Thre. acres of ground and old St. Mary's convent
with about 18 or ci room , , 3 stories , on lit. it&-
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ry's avcruuooppooto Woolworth's residence , $25 , .
000.
25 llouo of 2 room , , well , clitern , etc. , near PIerce
rinti 10th street , $ lt.
20 'l\io lioue , , 5 room , , each , cdhare , well , cistern ,
coal sheil , etc. , near 55th aid Cuming etroete.
Large lot , $3,500.
27 house 0 root , , , oio and one.half story , on
Charles , near Saunders , street , $2ooo.
2 8 ltrgo brick houo of I ) rot. , , . , c2Iar , wed , cistern
ete , rear 18th street end tit. Mary's avenue ,
$7,500.
2 0 Tire , , Iouae , rent for $37.00 per month , and lot
on Nichciais , tear Sixteenth street. Ooo.1 for
warehouse. handy to railroad. To be eold at
bergain.
SI ) Stall house 4 room , , tso lots , on 17th street
near Nicholas , $1,500.
31 Two large houe , , one of 7 rooms end one of 1
ro.nis , , two lots , out 18th , neux Nicholas street
$3,000.
3 01 house 7 rooms , half lot on Webster , ocar 21st
etrect , $2,500.
32 Two housei , one o rooms and one of C rooms
on Chicago , near i2th ( full lot ) $4,500.
33 Two story house 10 rooms , hail lot on Webster
near mOth street , $2,500.
at Brick house of 10 rooms , cellar , well an l cistern ,
on Case near 15th street , $3,500
35 Large brick houo of eight rooms , bath ro
cellar well , cistern , ctc , on Fanam , neor 17th
stret. $12,000.
Two houses one cottage , and one two story
hone , two lots on Chicago near 20th street , $8-
500.
40 notice of 11 rooms , lot 230 by obomt 400 feet on
Sherman avenue , utear Clark street , $11,000.
41 lfnur of room , . brick basement , 14x20 feet , lot
40xi40 feet on iOthinear Izard street , $1,600.
42 Itemise of 7 l.trgo root , . basement , bath room ,
etc. Lot 561x1362 feet $7,000.
43 house of ii motto , if lot on Faruam near 18th
street , 50,500.
44 Stern with rooms nbove on Dodge , near post
lice ( on leased ground ) $200.
4 6 Sniaii hoimcthrco roon.i , on leased ground ,
to run for two years , Oh Burt , near 25th
$200
47 house of S rooms , cellar , ete , lot 152x176
12th , near Castellar street , $2,500.
48 house of 3 rooms , lot 20x60 feet on 10th
tear Capital avenue , $700.
40 house of 4 room , , cellar , well and cistern ,
lfarnev , near 20th street , $2,550.
50 Three } oueo , (10 of I , and 2 of 4 rooms i ci i
vell , cuter , eta , full lot on 17th near Jones
street , 55,200.
51 ilouso of I. rooms , cellar , well , etc. , ono.half lot
on College strest , near St. Mary's avenue , $2,000
62 Ileuso of 7 room , and basement , tloreo quarters
of a mile from erd of red street r 1mb. $1,100.
58 house , 5 rooms , loton South avenue , noarSt
M ary'd avenue , $2CUO. ,
50 llouso atuim lot 'in iValnut tear 5th street , $2,000
( tO Large house , full lot on Chicago , near 20th street ,
$7 ,000.
01 Full lot , 2 house , , root for 510 per month on
l' acldc , tear lit , , street. i'7 000.
LOTO
t 4o.
2 Full on Mt. Pleasant avenue near 25d stmcst
( nill tliiide ) $1,000.
4 Let on Farnani , scar 25th street , $ l.500.
5 Lot 581x182 feet oum } 'arnam , near Oith street ,
$3.00) .
St 'two fill lots on } 'arnan sear 25th street , one for
$ iS00 and one for $3,000.
6 Three full lots on 23d tear Ci. . sroet , $300
each.
0 Lot SOxIDO feet on 15th street neer St. Mu'y's , an-
cntme , $2,200.
10 liteon lots on St. Mary' . avenue , St. Mary's convent -
vent property $2,000 to 51,000 each ,
12 Four acres on Davenport etreet , near city limit
$3UOO
13 Full lot on Douglas , near 24th street , $1,400.
14 Two lot. , on 10th street , hear Lako'a addition
. school house , 59.100.
5 Five acres near Prospect lull Cemetery , $200 per
acre.
10 Feur lots on Madison avenue , near Poppleton
street , ( tear park ) 5000 each.
17 Lot on 10th street , near Leavenworth , 81,000.
Ig Lot on Coos , tear 211 etteet , $2,500.
23 Four lots near 23d anl , Farnam street , $2,360
$3,000 eaco
24 Three lots In Nelson's addition , two on Charles
street at.l ontu On Idaho etret near Coming ,
5555 each.
25 'ren beautiful residence lots on Ifanillton street ,
hIgh and eigtty , $376 to $350 each.
328 acres Ott Capitol nvenuo near city ilmiti ,
$1.000 per acre.
27 Four wres on Capitol avenue , near city limit. ,
51,000 per acre.
: 23 tlround on 16th street , opposite Bauman's Drew-
cry , to be sold lnlu is of 100 feet front and run-
ring bzck to railroa'i,563 , Icr front foot.
31 One acre on ComIng anti Hurt btreet. , near
Academy of Sacred heart , $2,000. SVIII divide.
:32 : Three , Iiuamters of an acre on California street
neat Academy of Sacred heart , $3,000.
33 Lt on California tear 21st street , $1,000.
35 Four lots on Caidwehl btreet , near Saunders
$750 each for Inside and $1,000 for corner.
8 0 Three lots in lloyd's addltln , near fair ground ,
nuaku oiler ,
87 Two thirds of a Jo on railroad , near 15th street
8 8 'o.thIrda of a lot on railroad , near 15th street
$1,600.
59 Corner lot on 15th flea , Jackson street , $3,500.
40 lioN lot out lath tear flouglas street , $2,000.
42 Too lot , , on Decatur near irene street , $200 each
43 Lot 140x441 feet en Sherman avon near Clark
, .trInf , $5,000.
44 Lot 2OxtiO feet on 12th near Douglas street , make
otler
45 Lot on 23.1 near Grace street , $700.
451 Two lots on 10th street ncr Nail Works , $2,600
48 Lot on Division street , near Cumlng street , $000
40 Acre lot itt Olsu' , additIon , out Cameron near
Snunder street. hobo ofter ,
60 Block lii Boyd's adUtion , near fair ground , $400
52 i'till lot on t'ier near Caitiweli street , $1,000.
65 Lot On i'acillc near 13th street , 5700.
57 Lot on 18th street , near Wluito Lead worke ,
68 Twenty iota In Millard It Caldwell addition , on
Sherimiaui avetiuc , Slritg niti Saratoga streets , at.
end of 18th street car Iltu , $200 to $1,500 each ,
60 Lot 0 , , Caldwell street , uur Sauiilers , $ i.0t0.
61 EIghteen lots .ui 20th , 2lt , 22t1 and mUd and
Saunders street near ( iron , street. 4000 cacti.
02 FIfty lot. In Grad 'low end Credit lioneler ad.
ditiotis , one-quarter utile H 11 of U I' and 11 & U
railroad dcpoto , 2550 to $1,500 each.
63 Let on Marcy near lot ) , , Lret , $1,200.
@ 5 Ono.hialf lot on St. Alnr"5 aveliuC , near IVI Ii
street 51.500 .
66 Three lots arm 10th street , near TAll. ' , addItIon
sn ehoel house. $1,000 for ituldoi and $1,500 for soc.
n or ,
67 Twoloti On l'ark aveuime , hear end iti etrect car
hue , $100 each ,
0' ) ilaIf acre oil Coming .trcct , near Academy of
S acred heart , 5350.
72 Thvlv lois near ilansconi ark , $7,2o
Lots in ilorbacWe fIrst and second additions , T.ak'e
hIcin's i'arker's , Lowe. second , E. V. Htiilth'e , hod.
Ic k' , additions , i'aiii i'laco , ilauo.eoin i'lacc , Nelson' .
ad dition , etc. , etc.
adW boos and iVIld Lanti In Ilotigles , Larpy , iVayns ,
W aatuiigton , Hurl , Jcitersou , , ' 11103cr ut1 other good
ounties In vasteru Nebraska.
Fifty.nine beautIful resitleutco lot3 On hamilton
harles an ! Seward streets miear the Conytmit of
he t4Istcrs of l'oor Claire , six Iioek , frou
e end of the riot card , and otto ono4alf mile. from
e POet oltice and one tulle from thu U 1' shops ,
IlI.Am'Ftcr ; LOTS IN 'lhiI CITY , $100 to 6325 each.
nly Slu l'er cent dowim and 1io Icr cent a moult , .
A low inert , lot. left In Lowe's additIon on hianili.
on street , half tulle west of tIc turn tablu of the
.i ear line ox , Sounder. etruct , $125 to $300 each
asy tern. .
BEMIS' NEW CiTY MAP ,
OUR FEET WIDl AND SEVEN
FEET LONG , WYI'Il A141 , ADD-
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