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y * . tr . vix S TITtt DAILY URtt-COTTNOTL BTJTFFS. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1. 1884. * * * * THE PA10 BEE. | Friday Morning , Pob. 1. COUNCIL BLUFFS. KATES : oonll week v firrtet - - - - - - - SO ftt BKftt - - - - - - - - 110.00 ir Year OFFICE : No. 7 roarl Street , IToar Broadwar. MINOR MENTION , Additional local on seventh frngo. Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnoll's. ' The Siberian company arrived hero yesterday and showed last night. To-day the naloonists ro expected to come down with another quarter's license. Permit to wed was yesterday given to W. U. Hall and Alice Granville , both of Chicago , Yesterday WM the last day of service in the circuit court , and a busy onoat the clerk's ofiico. ROLLRII SKATES Vineyard , Ilcnoly nnd other styles , at Brackott'a , 224 and 220 Broadway. Ed. Jeflbrios is numbered among these made happy by being a father , the young heir being a boy. John Shiplor nnd Jos. Smith were yesterday given the usual sobering off f assessment in the nuportor court. * Charles Poninguangt was brought hero from Crawford county and lodged in jail to await trial for some misdemeanor. G. Green , arrested for disturbing the peacoof Mollie Wallace's house , has had hia case in p lice court continued until to-day. Adeline White yesterday applied for a divorce from Wm. W hito , claiming that ho had become too much attached to ' 4 drink. Justice Vaughan yesterday sent Charles D. McGoiygal to jail for thruo daya for boating a board bill at Mrs. Annie Bowies' . The boy Cooley , who lately broke a log by falling through an elevator open ing in Thomas < fc Co.'a store , is reported as getting along woll. Mra. Burrowo , the aged grandmother of Mrs D. 0. Brown , died Thursday night of paralysis. Her remains will betaken taken to Glonwoed for burial. The lumbar is on the ground for the building of Shugart , Wait & Wois * now warehouse on lower Main. The now building ia to bo 04 by 100 feet. The private leap year party which wis to have boon given at St. Joseph's Academy hall last evening has boon post 's ponod until Friday oronmg , February 8. Louie Bochtolo won the prize at the Rescue masquerade for the best gentle man's costume , ho representing Puck. Misa Nellie Olson took the album for her costume of a peasant girl. C. W. Hunt , the agent of the Osborno harvester , ozpoota soon to move his fam ily hero , and enyi if trade is as they ex F pect this year the company will nozt year I * put up a large warohouio hero. There was a little of a flurry at Wag ner's saloon yesterday afternoon , two young men insisting on leaving while the proprietor insisted on paying for a game of pool which they had boon playing , No blood shod. The readers of TUB BBB should not only peruse the now advortijoraont of Gaudy , Oroutt & French , but take a look at their Block of carpets , curtains , etc. JNo city in the west can ahow a bettor ) house in this lino. Victoria Jennings now asks for release from G. W , Jennings , to whom she was married at Siour City , in April of last yoar. She charges him with being un true to her , vnd also with choking and otherwise abusing her. It ia amusing to notice the way the scores of the rious v revival meetings are being published. "Ono moro conversion at the Baptise church last night. " "Two moro rose for prayers at the Methodist church last night. " Aa though the amount of good being done could bo measured by counting noses. The reception given the now general secretary of the Y. M. 0. A. , Mr. Harry < Curtis , of Now York , was hold at thoOg- don last evening. It was an informal hand-shaking and expression of words of welcome , and Mr. Curtia way well feel assured that ho hai the support and well wishes of those who desire to BOO the city improve morally. The habeas corpus case of the "doc- tow , " Thomas and Reaves , arrested 1Cin Omaha , was given another continuance this time until next Monday , Col. Hmytho , of Omahn , wai over hero yo - iarday aa attorney for the prisoners , and ; 0. A. Baldwin , also of Omaha , for the prosecution Sheriff Miller was also over on this side to look after the case , too. fWm. H. Smith ia preparing to build at once a fine tfrlck building to take the ( place of the little ono now occupied by - him' , about opposite the old city building w Broadway , The now building is to be 22 by 70 , with foundation * fora throe- tory building , but ut present it will only Iw rua up two Jtorion. It wilj cost about $6,000. In the iuperior court yesterday afternoon - ' noon au attempt was made to find out x who WM responsible for A dead horse , wWoh hai been lyimjintho alloy ar ti jAvwiue A and Twelfth street for al " vwk , ' being a great nuiaaiuo. Fred \ Dill'A. Thompson and D , Glbbin Mro tfw teto aecu * df and after the takinx of < MMM evidwee the case was continued * u Ul xt MowUy afternoon , lionthat mme of Congressman Pussy's constitu ents favored any sort of a bridge between Council Bluffs and Omaha , the board of trade Booms almost unanimous in wantA ing at least n wngon bridge. Now The Nonpareil should call them all traitors to Council Bluffs , as it did the man whom it terms sluringly , "Bill" Pusoy. It is reported now that the bill appro priating $100,000 moro for the now gov ernment building hero will surely passit having been reported on favorably by the committee. It is surely to bo hoped thai Council Blufls will have n government building in size , nppoaranco and conven ience which will meet the demands of the business , and bo in keeping with the growth and importance of the city. The opening of the now roller skating rink to-night promises to bo ono of the great social and amusement events of the season. The building , constructed espe cially for this purpose , is n fine ono , and it will doubtless bo filled. A number from Omaha are expected to attotid , and the best circles of Council Bluffs society will bo largely represented. An interest ing exhibition by Will H. Daniel will bo among the features of interest. The four boys arrested for breaking in to the now opera house and stealing twc old pistols and some other bits of ntago property were before Judge Aylosworth yesterday. Ono of the boys , Peter Bil- gor , confessed to having committed the crime , 'and Joe Bennett was with him , while the other two boyo , Miller and Sprink , would have nothing to do with the business , The judge sent Bilgor back to jail , continued the Bennett boy's case two woo us , and lot the others go , Some practical idea of what it will cost the individual if ( ho county should vote for $200,000 for a now court house and jail , may bo gained from the statement that it will cent , on each $1,000 oascis- mont about ono dollar n year for ton yoariAi the assessed valuation is but 40 per cont. of the real raluation there are few persona who would know that they were being taxed for n court House and jail , unless they were told so. J. F. Kimball andpoorgo H. Champ , of the well-known firm of Kimball & Champ , have joined with Oharlcs I ) . Arnold , of Illinois , in forming what ia to bo known as the "Pottawnttamio County Abstract company , " and the articles of Incorporation show the capital stock to be $10,000 and all paid up. This makes strong company and as they own the hooka formerly in Caiady'a office , and liavo other valuable records , nnd nil up * to date in accurate shape , they may well fool assured of having a continued in crease of business. It ia understood that Kimball & Champ will continue their real catato and loan business. The Rap in the sidewalk on Broadway , in front of the Hordic barn , is very an noying to foot passengers , especially in muddy weather , and , naturally enough , much grumbling results. The injunc tion which Mr. Key secured prevents the city from filling np the place until appraisers are appointed to fix the danv axes , and it is claimed by good lawyers that this stop on Mr. Kty'a part was necessary in order to secure his rights. If the council should appoint the appraii on , the injunction would bo void , the place could bo filled up , and then the lit igation could go on as to the finding of the appraisers , the council having a right to reject the finding ; if it wanted to. In the meantime the public could have the use of the walk. If the council could thus act without jeopardizing the city's right , and Mr. Key could not have lot the work go on without jeopardizing his , it aooins that the muoh-bodrabblod citl- cons should kick against the council in- sUad of Mr. Key , for uubjocting them to inconvenience while the litigation is go- ing on. Private lessons on china given by S. D. Roliso. Studio No. 11 ! N. Main street. Tlio Tribute ol FHentlH. Last evening a goodly gathering of > f the friends and fellow workmen of Mr 0. 0. MoPhunon captured him at his homo , and a merry occasion resulted. The chief incident of the evening was the presentation of a rich silver service andau elegant gold watch to him and his wife , the donors bolng Mr. MoPheraon'a follow employes of the Chicago & Northwestern railw V company , who sought , thus to ; give some expression of the Inch esteem and rospcet felt for him. Mr. MoPhonon is about to leave his position as master muchanio at this point for thin company , in whose employ ho lion boon for eighteen > y ara. He has not fully matured his plans for the future , aa ho has several tempting offum. Such a man is always in demand , and wherever ho may go , ho and his will take with thorn- the beat w shea of nil those who hnvo been asso ciated with them either our , in business or socially. " " " " " * Mra. A , Bryan ? dronsmaker. Cutting a apocialty. 004 B.jHain at. , upetaird. COMMKUQIAli , OOUXCIL Jltcmi UAKKBT , Wliont-No. 2 prlnr ( , 05oj No. 3. 6b ( ) ro- JoctoJ , 43cj good demand. Corn 1-icuUorn ere pajlug 713 , } for old corn " " ' " " and itlo ! for new. Oata In pod demand at 22o. Jlay J OOfgO 00 per toiij OOo iter IMo. Jlyo KKSrlSo. Ooru Meal 1 2/5 / i > er 100 jxmnJi. W Wood ) * Good eujijilyj iiiicw ft jurdo , 0 00 © Coal-lellvorfld ) , hnrd , 11 00 \ > er ton ; ot. ( Jintter Plenty nud In felr demand at 20o ; creamery. 83c. % - In f ? od demand at Siffo j > er down. I nl Falrbttuk'n , whoItwalliiK at llo. . I'viJtry Itcady ale ; dealers uro imylua for chckoju.Jloturke ! ) > a , Uo. egeUbloi 1'otatoMlOo ; onion * , 40o ; cab. W < > > o ! i the inotkotj OIH > IM , rc dy sale atSOOSanofori.rlmai.tox/ . / * c. Klour City Hour , 1 C0@4 00. Jiroonut 2 W < g8 00 jx > r do/ . _ LITE hTOCK , f ttlo-3 00@U fiO ; cjJvw , B 007 CO. nf'.i' ' ? 1" " ' 0 * * ' I'Hkern aio Luyjng noivnnd tuwoU a j ; otl ilemanJ for all araden : choice j iweldug , 0 K5@S 65 ; lalied1 76@0 25 , I "VV , G , afocre , th j popultr druggist of 811- I TM City , WM in thp city ywtorda/ . SONETHING OF A STAKE , About $100,000 , Worth of Council Bluffs Property in Libation for Dyer Ten Years , Still Unsettled. The Cftto of Radford Y/I. / Folaom is ( till in ! court , and comes up to the front at the United Slates court now in nession at Keokuk , Messri. S pp ifc Pusoy , of this city , being attorneys for Radford , and W. S. Mnyro for Foloom. The case involves the title to propcsty now valued at about $100,000. Among this property are 115 foot on Broadtray , including the place known as Pat Lacy's , and several loU west. There are nlio about 200 other lots in this city , nnd COO or ( iOO acres of farming land near hero. The case has been dragging along in the courta far over ten years. It appears that in May , 1871 , Jeremiah Folnom gave to his brother , Simoon Folsom , what seem ed on its face n deed to the property , the consideration being ? 21,000. Simoon Folsom in turn gave to his brother Jeremiah miah a bond in the sum of $21,000 to iccuro the reconveyance of this property from him to'Jcromiah , provided that the latter would liquidate the existing in debtedness of Samuel Folsom , who is a Mn of Simoon , The bond provided that this should bo done within ten years , and stated the indebtedness at $21,000. In 1872 Simoon Folsom in turn docded the ' property thus acquired to his other son , Frank Folsom , and the 'following year Frank commenced an action against his undo , Jeremiah Folsom , to quiet the title and have it settled in him , without a cloud , Jeremiah at this time collecting the rents and otherwise claiming control of the property. Soon after this Frank was thrown into bankruptcy and George W. Had ford was appointed as his ae- signco. About the name time the court put the property in the hands of J. D. Edmunson as receiver. This action was fought along in the courta until 1879 , when Judge _ Loufbourow decided that the dpod to Simoon Folsom and the bond given "back by him to his brother , Jere miah Folsom , formed as ono transaction a mortgage instead ef a transfer of title and Jeremiah Folsom was given until Juno 1,1880 , to redeem the property by paying the amount found then to boduo. Both parties appealed to the supreme court. Radford , as assignee , appealed on the question of the transaction being in the nature of a mortgage ; Jeremiah Folsom appealing on the fixing of the time within which ho must redeem. In Juno , 1882 , the court rendered an opinion sustaining the lower court on the question of its being ft mortgage , and re versing the decision as to the debt being duo , and sent the case back. Then Radford commenced an action in the United States caurt to foreclose the mortgage on this property , and that is what is being contested now in Kookuk. Among which might be termed the side issuas was a decision by the supreme court thai the appointing of a receiver was thus authorized , and ordering him to turn over the property to Jeremiah Fol- soin. The lower court made an entry of this judgment and Radford appealed , and that was passed upon lately , and the de cree of the lower court sustained , and judgment given against Radford as as signee and bondsmen for the costs in the state court. These amounted at that time to $0,000 , by which some idea may bo gained of what a luxury litigation is. MALVEBN MATTEES , A Council Bluff * Youth Tries to Bell His Father's Team Serious ' Hallway Accident In Mills County. MALVKRK , January 31. A young man by the name of Keller , a resident of Council Bluffs , was in town Tuesday trying to nell a horse and buggy. The nrioa at which ho offered them was ao low that auspicious were aroused , nnd a telephone message was sent to the Bluffs inquiring about the matter. An anstrur came that the hdrao and buggy belonged to young Kolloy'a parental ancestor , and thut ho had no right to dispose of them. Thereupon all trades were declared "oil" and the young man loft town in disgust. Malvorn Leader. W. U. Barnes , an old and substantial citizen of the county , died at his homo in Poor Crook Tuesday night. Ho was just recovering from a eovoro stroke of paralysis , and on Sunday evening was taken with neuralgia of the heart , which resulted fatally. The funeral ne'rvicos were held on Thursday , under the auspices of thn O. A. A deaf mute named John L. Pylo wan killed by the Chicago , Burlington & Qujiicy train just east of Malvorn Tuoa- d' y afternoon. Ho had boon at work for Mr. George Stewart , a farmer , and was looking after some hogawhtoh had broken through their iuolosuro and were running on the railway ground. The young man was walking along the track when an on- Sine and caboose came along and struck him , killing him instantly. His akull was fractured , nock and back broken , aud ono log broken. The jury exonerated the railway company. Young Pylo'a homo rriia in Virginia , and his parents are reported to bo quito wealthy. On boiug informed by telegram of the accident they ordered the remains to bo sent there , which waa dono. Aa a freight train waa nearing the bridge over Silver Creek , just Uor leav ing Malvorn , ono of the pavsongora , for sumo reason unknown , jumped oil the train. He received aotno novoro cuta on the head , besides several bruises. The man aeomud crazed when picked up , and would not return to town. Ho waa at lust recognized by an acquaintance , and idontitied as Charloa Poteraou , a farmer lit iii } ; near Hiutinga. This friend Took him in churgo and promised to aoo Peter son safely to his honiu , Mrs. M. A. Loomis , of thia place , hus just received $1,888 , back pension for the loss of a son in the army , Mr. llollu , of Thd Omaha 1 lor aid , v ! Ud the Dlutfi yetterday , JACOU 8IJ1S. a P. OADWELL. 8IM8&OADWEU. , Attorneys-at-Law , vOUnCII * lHjUPfSi IO\VA . ,9nlc'Jfln Btrott , Hoorn * I aad IUiugaitUo- Mauou'i Block , Will prattle * til Ut and cdrnl Wholesale We Imve the following goods in quantities to suit purchasers : Sheep Skin Slippers , Kid Sock Protectors , Magnetic Insoles , Cork and Imitation Cork Soles , Shoe Dressing , "T. M. 70" Blacking , Heaton Button Fastners , Shoe Laces , Shoe Brushes , Shoe Hooks , Etc. , Etc. As wo buy nbovo goods of Manufacturers in large ? quantitic for Spot nsh , we nre ennbleato sell them low enough to suit competition. Ordos promptly attended to. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO , 412 Broadway Council Bluffs , Town. MAYNE & PALMER , DEALKnaiN Hard and AND WOOD , 11ULK 'AND BAIUIKI , LIME , IXWIBVlLtE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MCmaAN PLASTER , HAHl AND SEWEIl PIPE. No , 039 Broadway , - . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. SMITH & TOILER. LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , 7 and 9 Main street , CODKCILBLUFFH , - - - - IOWA. 3DIH.33OTOOFl.-V , TnTTTVT W 13 A TBTI ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OP POTTAWATTAMIE COUN- UUH1N VV. D.n UlJJt TY COLLECTION AGENCY. Offlco comer Brondway and Main street. JOHN BENO & GO asmsRM > ujRcnANDIS , , 18 Main street and 17 Poatl etreot. Ill A IT . l\/l \ / niTW CKE3TON HOUSE. n A. iXiUHll | Betel , 217 and 21P Ualn ttroci , 1JK J. . WilllJll , Corner VMn and Fifth np. Ulr . Renld'enoo. 609 WHlmr avenue. NQ f R TTR * 7 JUSTICE or THE PEACH , OUJU UJLWll , Omco over American Eipreia. SO WAPTJPT ? ' LTVERY AND FEED. i O IT jLUrLiJuXV ) Will contract tor funeral ! at remonable ratal. 22 Fonrth rtroet. J , M , ST , JOHN & GOOASH BUYERS. Draft by return mall. 140 Broadway. MERCHANT TAILOR , t Stoefc Comnet * . Bultn mada at reaaonable prieea. No' SOS Main Stl FQ. ( Iff TTTT CONTRACTOR AND BUTLDER , t OIV'XJ.J3. Comer Tth and Broadway. Plana and ipeclflcatloni faralahod. JAMES FRANEY.UERCUANT TArum- . Artlaijo Work and reanonabla ehargoi. 878 Broadway. AT TT A T ? T ATTORNEYS AT LAW , OS . .Dxlil < JatnMBlook. Practloe In atato and federal eonrta. SANITARITTM AnJ < ' > dwayu BOT'r"gn-rrop- .T6. a > .tf B.f0 - - - JUSTICE op THE PEACE , t NoUrr Public and General Conveyancer. SMITH 4 NORTON , | Broadway oppoolte Now Opera HOUM. Renttedtl , fl.EO perday A Large Assortment of Hard aud Soft Coal STOVES ! STOVES ! STOVES Being left over , must bo sold at your own prices. I need IMIIXIIEIID IR.A.G-S ! I to fill contracts. S. GOLDSTEIN , 538 Broadway. . GALLAGHER. O O HE DEt. I Mow Store , fresh Goodj , Low Prices and Polite Attondanta. 1 jyfr { First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel } AS AN ECONOMICAL INSURANCE , THE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION OF WATEHLOO , IOWA , In contldercd the bout (2.600 In CIHO of iloth.and $1 000 endowment at the expiration of ton } oan > . AFBO incntt tiajaUe according to agr. ilrf. Ollva Killey 1)10 ) onent will call and explain the plau upon your iiucet. Llrtvt jour oou niunlcatlotiB to 244 Vine Bt. Council Illudd lavta. DEALKR IN ALL TllfJ LATEST DESIGNS OF f ALL PAPER Al 11)01 ) Interior Decorations. 13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS LIVE TO EAT. KATTOLIVE. RESTAURANT AND CAFE , vsr. a ? . O . .toxoxto Tlxo 3E xi.'fc > llo. Kd. OlUon ) 404 Ilroaduay , / Metli at all n.ur . ! het d'eulilno f Council IHutti. \ SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTlCE. H | > eclil adrcrtliementa , gucb ai Loit , Found , To Loan , For Bile , To Kent , Wanti , Board- UIK , tie. , will U Inwrtcd In thia column at the low rats of TEN CENTO I'Etl LINK for the Dreflnsertlon and FIVE CENTS 1'EIl LINK for eftcb gubiwiiucnt In- Bertlon , LCMO ad > ertU menU at our office , No , 7 Pearl Street , near Broadu v WANTS. . body in Council JllufU to take Tu U * . IHIIvtred by carrier at only twenty r * J TEI > - Boca houlc , In nlco location , wltli " " o ur 'our ' rooms. AdJiiaa box N'o , 0 , JlB \V * KtKU A Kood InttlllKimt boy. about 10J ta flJo.No ll' ' S 1 9Alllll ) k " " " " ° ' ' TT'Oi1 UENT-An elegantly furnUheJroom , location tt luVlmc * Uolctlnu > rel | f J. Address A. II. stmt < OK SALE-Onc lar torrel , liOO Vouna-.bjcar.old. A. J. . SiS HroaJ- o TOVE3 I hai e a few cook aud b ° * ' W'"ClW ' GHAND OPENING OK Tin : NEW Roller Skating Rink Corner IVarl btrict and I'ldh A\cnue , Friday Evening Feb. Ift. Murton * . . . Proprietor/ , H , Daniels , the Champion ttr WILLOW : Au Exhibition on This Occasion AND FINE MUSIC WILL BE PROVIDED , W. W , g No objodlonable charaot ri l Iho idoilttvd. R. Rice M. D. ° t other tumor * rcrao od without thi kulfo or drawiuxol blood. CHRONIC Over thirty yuan practical cx ) > rieoc . OXo < No B'lVarl itroot , Co'iucil Illufla Empkie Hardware Co 109 and 11118. Main Street COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA. WHOLESALE DEALERS INI 342 nnd 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , BEOHTELE'S 0 The only only hotel nm on the European plan in this city. Now building , newly furnished and all modern improvements , and is centrally located. PETER BECB TELE , PROPRIETOR , Nos , 336 and 338 Council Bluffs Broadway , - - - , Iowa. ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. ) TO LOU 1 HEAL- ' V k Complete Abstracts of Title to nil Lots and Lands in the County. .1 , GROSVENOR & GOTN , MANUFACTURERS OF IRIROOIM : 311 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs ; Iowa. HEATING STOVE : AT COST FOR. A SHORT TIME ONLY. 'STOOLS. ' Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A. large line of exti aorrlinary Fine Carvers. 504 : Broadway , and , 10 and , 12 Main Street , ELY DOMPT TOO" JL& , & L o/'J. rSk . 'W * J QRT83UE OK BROTHER'S ' OOSTOM SHI ! Pert FitUcfr , Beit and CbcapeitQ lnA Linen Colltn and CuSa. No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa. FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1 , WE WILL GIVE In ullour Bocta nnd Shoes , regardless of ! Quality. Don't miss this ; ll chance. S. A. PIE11CE , IOO Main Slreet. $ CASADY , OECUTT & FRENCH , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL And General House Furnishings ! MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY.W 502 Broadway , Council Bluffs | CASAlY ) , OilCUTT & FRENCH. DE. THOMAS JEFFEEIS , No. 523 Sixth e\enue , Council Blufftt , Iowa. Homeopathic Physician and Mag netic Healer. Ttrr-TtT-riVR TK.IRS' MPERIEMCB ; TIMBTT YIUKS A nm OK Council. Bturra. DIaino I ( ill leased condition dCRcrltml ) without nut-Ri lonlne. Tlmro ar j hiitn'redg u ( u itntmcs tu the ( act that ine Mind are lestorcu , the deaf nuulu to hear , aUo | > araly ! 8 and rheuuwtmin ot month * and jcara stanillnir Irciuently | cured In 20 uilnutra' time through jwjclilo rneamtrlci ( plrlt or nuul force , "Tht o tliuips wire not done In a corner. " The only Tillable jireventatUe and cure for diph theria known ( keep It on hand ) . The bent ratarrh remedy In uso. Hiuull pox proviutatire superior to taccluatton. Kicrycaw ol Indlk'eatlon ( JoBpfblu ) cured time lociulreJ ojio to lx weekf. Old ulctrs , coiitiuouly called cuncera rotuored without the ute ol the knife. In fact all acute aud dironlo Uloumua ucccaifully treated , Ihe recorda of mortality ehow that Dr. Jcfle'lci IB the most successful i ractlcl > ner of mollcluc In the wtbUrn country. lII < KreattitBUCc na ban been In cascBtlint has tdlll'd the iklll ol other doclorn , an deajialr audllnauclal ruin lu many TERMS UKASONAUU : . No charge for conrultatlon by letter or otherwise. Inclone tatnp where an > M re to lettun ore rcqulrtxl. Beit kind of refenicei given. tiT r rioin free f rum ooutaglou * dUoano will be ro- cul\ed into hi * Instltuts of llt lth for t catmuit. Go And HKH TilII GREAT EUUOrEAN MUSEUM 01' AIATOI Now on exHMtloii at No. 317 Broadway , [ or ccntlrj wen from 0 a m tolOp in. lUIly , except I'riJ'j , ( roiu 1 to 0 | > tu , u lilcli U for ladlcH only on u lilrli day tlielecturu will bSL'heu liy a I H , ' > ll dl < cctlnK i > arU ol tne liunutu f and all Jit- tanui ol cliilJren. ADMISSION Mrs , H , J , Hilton , M , Dn PHYSICIAN & SURGE01T , 323 unddlc firo&avft7. council BiuHs , JOSEPH AND ' y'fcji t/-M Corner Main Btrcctand KlgMb artcuo , Ciaa Bluffs. Bluffs.TLo eat rates acd iiroinpt dellrery :1 : > ' - i # ij ' -j - T S-1 SILOAM CURE OR NO PAY We truvanteu the ctue of thu follnwiui ; named dig- soaees , onto iiaj ! lUicuuiatlmn , Bcrifula. Ulcers Catarrh , a 1 Dlood and lilrulh.oHM ( ( Dv.ttoiwla.Llvti- Complaint , Kldniy and llladdtr DUcrfon. Oout. Nen- raUU and Asthma. Tlitai | Hprhipi at the faiorlta rceort of the tltcd an.l ( libllkaWd. and urotlio KKBW.KLAIWS IJKST1 FltIENl > . Good hotel , livery and lathing cooraudktlon both winter and luoimcr. I. ' > cnlity highly plctureiiqu , , and healthy , Acceftlblo bv Wab nh lallnay E on , prC.ai 4. . at Albany. Cnnoi onacna a BOllcltod , UUV. M. 11. TUOMI'SON , Blloaux SpritiK , Oaru , I' , 0.Gcntr > Co. , Mo. ANALYSIS. Ppecino Gra > lty . , . . .1.0023 Keactlcm . , . . . , . , . . ' ' ' Niutrat CarLo-ilo Add fi& . 0 t'ii''i "gallo" Carbonate CnlUum . , . .W1 Urato Carbenato Iron . . . . . ' TIJI huluh-itollvjniulk . . . . . . . -efl Sulpbato Calcliin . , . 1148 " Chloride S llum . 7 vflj , . Blllica . . . . . ! . . ! " . . .IBM Alumina . . . . .uoifl " Oijtauli-aml Volatile matter and lota , . . . ] ! i50 ' < Total uchdM per fiilinn . 67.174 ' Waiuiirfc JlinRiu , , ubimUU , OFFICER & FO'SET E3ANECEKS. Cotuicll filuffi Ia , Esfabiishea - - W.R. VAUGHAN. Justice ol fcha Peace. Omaha nud Council
