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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1884)
. , * , OMAHA DAILY BEE-MONDAY MARCH 31 , Hallway Time Table , COUNCIL BLUFFS. Th following uro the ttmej of the Mrhftt and die titrturo of trains by contrM standard tlmty at the local depots. Trains Icavo transfer depot ( on mln * earlier Mid arrive ten minutes Inter. CHICAGO , noRtisoro't A-ro QCIKCT. 1KAVR. ARRIVE. 6:10 : p m ChlaiKoKxprcss 0:40 : R m 0.45 A m Fast Mall. 7:00 : prr KASSAS CUT , ST. ; on AXD coDKCiti BMrfrs. 10:10 : n m Mall and Express , 0:45 : p in 8:25 : pm 1'aclfle Kxprcss , 6:35 : pm CIllCAOO , IIILVACRIR AND HT. TACU 6:25 : p m Kxprcss , 0.40 ft m 0.45 a m Express , 0.65 p m CniCAOO , ROCK IStiAKD AND FACinC. S.30 p m Athntla Express , 0.40 n m 0.60am Day Express , 0.50pm 7:15am 'DcsMolnca Accommodation , 4:40pm : At local depot only. 'WA8A8U , BT. LOUIS AXD ACIFI 0.55 a m Mall , 4:45 : p m 4:50 : p in Cannon Call , 11:15 : am At Transfer only i cniCAoo and KORTIIWMTKRN. 5:30 : m Expros , 0.50 p in 0:4i : am Pacltlio Express , 0:46 : am Bioni CITT AXD rAcmo. m St. Paul Express O.ooam m Accommodation , 0.50 p m DNIO.N rAciric. 17:59 : p m Western Express , 8:39 : am 1:44 : a in 1'aclflo Express , 4-34 pm 7:49 : a m Local Kxprcss , 0.54 a m 12:14 : a in Lincoln KxproM , At Tram for only. DUMMr TRAINS TO OMAHA. Leave 8:24-9.24-10-24-11:54 : : a. m. 1:24-2.21-3.31- : 1:24-6:24-0:24-7:24 : : : and 11.04 p , m , Sunday , 8.21- 10.24am. l:24-34-5:24-7Ol : : : : and 11:04 : p. m. At- lUo SO mlnutea bcfuro loa\ lag time. MrsHJ , , HiMM. D. . PflYSIOIAtf & SURGEON , 322 Mlrldln ttri lT" v. Onnnotl BlllQo. 'SPECIAL NOTICE TO Consumers ot Water I THE COUNCIL BLUFFS City Waterworks Com'y N ' AT THE . Request of the City Council , for aSOdijs'extnnslon aicUiloncod by resolution pisied Harch 18,1354 , horchy onnmncoi that It 111 put In ser > Ice pipesti the curb ot the street , . on the line of Its iinlni , lor all partlot who desire connectlooa midenlththe street mains , and who will make application therefor to the company bo * fore tin uxplratloa of eald 3 ] dayV extension , APRIL 18 , 1884 , At the following prices , pa } ab'o in adanco : gf One-halt Inch Ser\lco ripe J3 25 Fl\o eighth Inch S-r\Ice 1'lpn 010 t * Three quirter Inch Service Pipe 10 76 i' Seven eight Inch Service Plpo 13 25 5 Ono Inch Scnlco Plpo IB 00 ' These 'prices Include the cost of opcnlnir and closing the street , tapping the street \\atcr main , furnlihlnK and putting In extra strong lead Ben Ice pipe , furnishing and putting In curb atop , stop box and cover complete , and making all necessary con nections between the street \\atrr main and the curb of the street , nhlch are about one half tno cost to the consumer ot doing the Fame \\ork. In Uew of the contcnipUted paving of certain streets In the city , partial are recommended to make application Immediately , at the olllco of the com pany , , . 26 Pear/ Street , In order to stvo the necessity and avoid the in- craved expense of breakln ; up the street after parIng - Ing has been done. HARRY BIRKINDINE , Chief Engineer. CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AYU , , Open 10CO : n. m. , 2CO p. m nnd 7,30 p. m. , Mon .ay , Wednesday nnd Friday evenings eiclusl\ely the lyOmplo Club. t3TMus\a \ on Tuesday nnd Thursday evenings , ADMISSION , - - 26 CENTS. No objectionable characters will be admitted. CHAPMAN Js MARTENS , - PROPRIETORS N. SCHUEZ. Justice of the Peace OFFICE OVER ASIKIUCAN EXPRESS. COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA Tnos. omciit , OFFICER & PUSEY BACKERS. Council Bluffs It. Esiabiisnea - - 1856 Dealers In Foreign end omostlo Exchange en Uonw Scc'irltt THE DOOM OF THE UNSAVED ! "The wicked shall bo turned into hell , and the nations that forget God. And the same shall drink of the vine of the wrath of God , which Is poured out with out mixture into the cup of indignation , and ho shall bo tormented with fire and brimstone in the presence of the holy angels and in the presence ot the Lamb. BIIILG. R. Rice M. D. or other tumors rcmocil without the knife or drawing ot blood. CHRONIC DISEASES - * < i * h Over thirty years ( practical experience OHce No. 8 Pearl Btrout , Council Blutfj fiTConcultatlon free. OTA lodlilo ol PotMnlum Is ono of the ftrorcc.it ot the mineral * tiled In inMlclne , nnd hm | iroduced much iitlorlnfr In the world Taken ( or n Ion ; ; time nnd n large doses , It dries up the giislrlo juice * , Impairs 'iKCStlon , the ttom\ch rciitses IjoJ , and the ptilcnt Itcllncs In health and weight. lYMOiuwlth IllooJ > r Skin Dlscaoes should bo carclul how they tke hcio mineral poisons , ns In most Instances the cfTcct I thorn 1 to nlmost preinancntly linpilr the conttl- utlon. lotnkotho placootthtso i > ol ons wo odor on a tnfc , sure , prompt and t rmancnt relief from our troubles , an Ill's Specific 1 entirely \cpota- - ilo preparation , nnd It Is cvy to coinlnco jou of Its merit. I \\t\e \ curctl permanently Blood Taint In the third generation by the use ot Sniffs S | ; clllo tttir I hvl must signally lAlloJwItli Mercury nnd Potash , F. A. TOOMER , M. V. , Perry , Clft. A young man requests mo to thank j on lor his euro if mood Poison by the tire of jour Specific niter all ithcr treatment had failed. Jos JAcon3 , DrUfrglit , Athens , Ox OurtrcatUtt on Blood nnd Skin Diseases malleit reo txiMiimiuuits. TIIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Drawer 3 , Atlanta , Oa. N T. Omoo , 169W.23d St. . between Bth and 7lh > vn Thonsool the term " Htioi Line" In connection with thi corpor&to uamo ot a Rtoattoad , com cyi an I Jca ot ust what required by tha traveling tiub- lie a Short Line , Quick Tirru and tha best of nccommoda tlons all of which are ( urn- shod by the greatest tallnay In America. And St. Paul. It owns and operates over 4 , MX ) mllcwot Northern lUuiol * , Wisconsin , Minnesota , Iow > akota ; and as ts main lines , branches nnd conaoo- Ion ) reach nil the great business control ol the Northwest and Far West , It naturally answers thi description ol Short Line , and Best Kouto Ixitwoon Chicago , Milwaukee , St , 1'aul and Minneapolis. ChlcagoMll\\aukce , L Ctosso and Wlnona. Chicago , Milwaukee , Aberdeen and Elleiidals Chicago , Milwaukee , Kau Clalro and Stlllwator f Chicago , Milwaukee , Wausau and Merrill. Chicago , Milwaukee , Beaver Dam and O.ihkoih. Chicago , Milwaukee , Waukriha and Oconomowon. Chicago , Milwaukee , Madison and Pralrlodu Chlen. Chicago , Milwaukee , Owatomm and Falrlbault. Chicago , Belolt Janes ; I'lo and Mineral Point. Chicago , Klgln , llockford and Dubuque. Chicago , Clinton , Hock Island nnd Cedar Rapid * . Chicago , Council Dlufls and Omaha. Chicago , Sioux City , Sioux Falls and Tankton Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain. Ilook Island , Dubuque , St. Paul and Mlnncapolll. Da\cnport , Calmar , St. Paul and Minneapolis. Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining Can In orld are run on the mainlines oltho CHICAGO MILWAUKEE & ST . PAUL RAILWAY and every attention Is paid to passengers by count oua emplojca ol the company. S. d. MEKRHil , A. T. H. OAHPS7ER , Ocn'l Manager. Uen' Pass. Agent. .r.rmitfc ; . OEO n. D.KAFFORD , Nebraska Cornice AND forts MANUFACTURERS OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES . FINIALS , WINDOW CAPS , TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFING , PATENT METALIO SKYTJailT , iron Fencing ! CroBtlnM , Balustrades , Verandas , Offlco and Bank llaillngs , Window and Cellar Guards , Etc. fJOU O. ANDttti STREET , LINCOLN NEB. OAJSKK. M et WITH i ad your work is demo for nil tim to time to come. WE CHALLENGE to produce a moro durable materia for street pavement than the Sioux Falls Granite. FOR ANY AMOUNTfOH1 I filled promptly. Samples sent am * estimates given upon application. WM.MOBAIN&CO. . Sioux Falls.Dakota. Important Public Sale ! IMPORTED AND Aberdeen Galloway Angus i Cattle. 30 BULLS AND 15 COWS , FKOM1 TO 3 YEARS OLD , AT MAOEVISE \ S STABLES IN Council Bluffs Iowa 3 ' 84 , , Thursday , April , , Commencing at 1 o'clock o. m. All thi nlxne aolmili ro pu > o liroj , and registered In heril bjoki ol Great lirltiliL All the llulU ore roidvfor Immwllatoioivlcu , and the co s In calf , or call by eldo. TERMS-GASH , OK T11UKK ilONUf ' DANKAllLK KOTEH. w-m2C mo ru2 ap 2&3. FRED. N. AVOODS , Auctioneer. COUNCIL BLUFFS. ADDITIONAL LOOAL NEWS. CHOICE CATTLE , be * Alicrftccn Anns and Gallowajs Now ou Exhiliition Here. Xlii'lr History ami I'cuullnr lnlnt > < . The herd ot Abordoan Angus and Gal- oway cnttlo which arrived hero the other .ay are attracting much attention , and ho sale , advertised in another column o take place nest Thursday , will doubt- osa draw many buyers and ozcito much ntercst. Innsmuch as tow hero are acquainted with the breeds , n short history will irovo interesting. In giving this his * ory , however , wo shall confine ourselves o the Galloway , as there is so little dif- oronco in the two broods that in most hinga n history of ono will apply to ioth. ioth.This This hardy and impressive brood of 'oiled cattle took its name from the > rovinco of Galloway , which is now con- mod to the two southwestern counties of Scotland , but which in _ ancient times jempriscd the six counties which lie to vest of a line drawn from Glasgow to .ho Carlisle on the English border. The .11110 race of ( .attic have boon kept from into immemorial in Cumberland , the no.st northwesterly county of England. The origin of the Galloways is lost in ho mist of antiquity. While suggos- ions have boon made as to the com posite character of other varieties of live lock for which the province at distant loriods gained celebrity , an allegation ias never been made In any well-in- ormod quarters that the Galloway is not an original and distinct brood of cattle. There are two circumstances connected vlth the improvement of the Galloway > recd of cattle deserving a special notice. Clio ono is that systematic and very suc cessful efforts wore made to improve , hoin at a very early period probably earlier than the improvement of any other variety of British cattle. Imme diately after the union of England and Scotland the graziers and farmers in Norfolk and the other southeastern counties of England became exten sive purchasers of thcso Scotch Polled cattle. This active demand at ; oed prices induced the brooders of Gal- oways to do their utmost to produce ox- iellcnt boasts , and all authorities write n testifying to the success of their of- 'orts. The cattle are spirited , strong , very healthy and hardy , and no cattle whatever feed bettor or yield beef that .3 moro relished at table , as can bo well attested in all parts of south Britain. In all essential properties , none will deny that the Galloways possess a very high degree of merit , are equalled by few and excelled perhaps by nono. They fatten readily at a very early and a very ad vanced age. But what above all may bo regarded as decisive of the merits of the Galloway breed is the uniform testimony of the Norfolk graziers , who have lone given thorn the preference over every other breed of cattlo. Their average price is 2 per head above that of any other breed of the same weight. In the London market , where all the breeds of the island como in competition , they arc generally allowed a decided preference. The circumstance connected with the improvement of the breed deserving oi special notice is that this improvement on the Galloways was not effected in the smallest degree by crossing with any other breed. In regard to this it will be sufficient to quote Alton , who says : "This superior breed has not boon improved by crossing with bulls from other quarters , but has boon brought to its present im proved state bj the unremitting atten tion of the inhabitants in brooding from the best and handsomest of both sexes , and by feeding and management. It is mainly a beef-producing breoc that the Galloways have made a name for themselves. The quality of theii beef is very similar to that produced bj the West Highland and Polled Aberdeen Angus breeds , and is exceptionally good Indeed the beef of these varieties ranki as "prime Scots" in Smithfield and othoi loading British fat markets , where it solli higher than that of the other breeds Its superiority ari SB from the fact tha it is well marked , the fat being well inter mixed with the lean. In respect of proportion of dead t ( live weight , Galloways killed unusuall ; well. Butchers , who purchase the bcs class of Galloways , state that they cs ttmato them to dress about 00 per cent of their live weights which , wo need no say , is above the average of other breeds Exceptionally good animals yield oven i higher percentage. . In point of fact Galloways arrive a maturity at different ages , according t < the way they are kept when young. Ai a breed they have never been pain pored anywhere , but in the lowlandi they have boon brought moro rapidly t < maturity than in the uplands , where tin climate is cold , the fare scanty , and little or no artificial food is given. They are not only now , but have boon from timp immemorial , polled or hornless , Some writers mention a tradition to the effect that in remote ages they were pro vided \Yith horns , but it is merely a tra. dition , for in the earliest notices of tliii breed , centuries ajjo , there is no allusion made to their having auch appendages. Galloways are able to endure Imrdshif arising from exposure to the element * during the severest weather -in winter , The temperature in thn lower parts of their native province is occasionally very warm in Bummer , and they stand that extreme equally. They are still grazed pretty extensively in some of the warmest counties in England , and no breed there suffers loss inconvenience from the heat or makes moro progress than they do. rronchmon can iiroporly bo called "tin blights of the table. " They nioood ( judgei iiiftll iturefiromentHanddeficade.f. In oruoi bo Btlniulato the iimiotito and kcoji the ivo oigaus hi good order they gi\o nre-eml nencoto AiiK < Miira DlttfsrH. When yoi try them ba sure It la the gonulno article , manufactured by lr. ) J. ( } . Sle ort & Sons , KolniHl need as a Piruinau'ri Blur. Olaik , for years city editor of the Nonpareil , tella a good ono on lloland Rood , who appeared in the play ol "Ohook" ct Dohany'a Saturday night. During the firemen's tournament in Council Bluffs several years ago , a contract - tract was made by the firemen of the city with Reed to play a week's engage ment at Bloom & Nixon's hall. Owini to the numerous outudo attractions that week , when thou sands of strangers were in the city , the theater was but slimly attended , scarcely a house sufliciont to pay hall ex penses being realized nt the Rood enter- tainmont. Ono morning after ho had played to a decidedly transparent nudi- nice , Hoed had occasion to go to ono of .lip local depots. lie hired a driver of a lugo express wagon to haul him down and bring back n trunk. On the way Major O'Brien , then tjonoral ngont of the 3ioux City it Pacific road , and a particu- ar friend of the comedian mot him and aiked what ho had thoro. Turning to his lympathizing friend , Hood said , with n tpon appreciation ! his failure to draw , "I hare here , major , the receipts of last light's house , but J don't know whether .his mule team can got away with the end or not. " Clark reported this witty sally in the Nonpareil and his fireman's Times , and the result was a crowded louse for Hood the following night. f llovuty , that trnimtory never , can only bo icld by iflng IVuzonnt'a medicated complex * on ) > odcr. . * TROUBLE WITH TICKETS. Complaints That a Broker Named Eflgar Has Been Dnpiug His Customers , ( Us Sudden There lately came here a young man named Edgar , who opened a ticket- tirokor's otlico and begun rather a lively business , as ho ollorod rates bettor than wore pi vonby the regular brokers. During the last few days several parties iiavo returned to this city and made complaints about the manner in which they were used. As many know , the custom of brokers is to sell rebate tickets that is , if a man wants to go to Kansas City , they sell him n ticket for a much Further distance , and give him an order on a Kansas City broker for a certain amount , so that on arriving there the cus tomer gets the cash named in the order tor that part of the ticket not used. Some of these who have thus bought tickets of Edgar , complain that the orders for rebate were not honored , and that they had to take loss than what the orders called for. Some letters have ilso been received from brokers on whom lie has drawn , inquiring about him. Some of the complaining parties who Tool that they had boon thus duped by these rebate ardors , vroro here Saturday and hunted diligently for Edgar , but could not find him , and it was reported that ho had skipped. It is said that ho lias occupied in times past spmo promi nent railway position , and is a bright young follow nnd well up u railway matters , but has rather a poor reputation as to straight deal. Those vrho buy tickets should patron- i/.o brokers who are known to have some financial standing and responsibility , and not take chances on these who simply got desk room somewhere and open up business as strangers , and who offer so much greater bargains than these who are in the business year after year. The man Edgar has not boon at his office since Friday morning , and the other occupants have hoard nothing of him. So it seems that ho has gene for good. It is estimated that ho secured between $200 and $300 of money on promised rebates. A Happy Family. fulled from the breast , squeezed from the bottle , Stomachs will eournll milk will curdle ; Baby hallelujah nnd thatnlgt t , Household bumping hciulu In awful fright. Don't deny , 'tw as thus w 1th Victoria , Night was hideous without Costorln ; When cello lot" for poaccful slumber , All eald their pra } er and slept like thunder. PJBUSONAfc. T. J. Carothors , latfi CuRlnofir of the Crys tal Jlills , has trono to Loavonworth , Kas. , and his family leave for there to-day. Mr. O. M. Druso , of The Nebraska Farmer , is In the city and interested In the cattle salo. Dave Bowman , Into clerk of the Ogden , has accepted a Hko pusltion in a Denver hotel , prefeiring that city1 to Lcadvillo. IIo la D goad ono in any hotel. Mrs. Wilbur , of S"t. Dodge , haa arrived here to take charge of the flrst primary room in the Bloomer aclioil building , to (111 ( the v.v cancy cauaod by tbo resignation of Mrs. J. K , Cooper. Mrs , Cooper la ono of the boat prltiv ary toachora in the Btato , and lior Htopplnt out IB a lo 3 foil by all interested In the odu < cationnl affairs of the city , but liar KUCCCSBOI comb ] very highly recommended , and tliosi who know her predict the name succeaa foi her hero that she has won olsowbero , Mr. J , Mueller , the well-known inuslo man , returned Saturday from Donvor. Ilia daugh ter , Miss Bertha , returned with him , B. V. Monte , of Sargent , Nob. , was nl Bechtolo'd yoatorday. Frank } ' . Hall , of Kalians City , woa at UK I'aclflo yesterday. The Roland Hoot ] company stopped at the Pacific. Mrs. B. Clark loft Saturday for a briel visit to Beatrice , Neb , Col. J , S , Tarn , of Avoca , arrived in the city yesterday , And In at the Bochtolo , The colonel h an old insurance man , and an un < compromising democrat. IIo Baya Tllden In the coming man for ro-oloctlon to the presidency. ' TIiu colonel la a persistent joker. AKK YOU GOING TO I3UUOPE ? lu another column will bo found the an- ouncoment of Moxxra. TIIOS. COOK & SON , ourlst Agonto01 Broadway1 , Now York , rotative to the very complete arrangements they have mode for tours In Kuropd ttu coming Spring and Hummer. "Cook'n 12iccur- tlonlst , " containing maps and full particular * , will bo mailed to any address on receipt of 1J ( COUtK UNOLE SAM'S ' MILL , II GrlndH out A Niimlicr ol' CiihcH and will FliiUli ThlH The grand jury in the United Statoi court linn completed its labors and bcor discharged. They returned twenty nine indictments , but nearly all were for tech nical vindication of the revenue lawn Among thcsu , moat of them pleading guilty to the charge , were : H , J. Leon ard , Win. Callicatt , Larry Southard Sherman T. Gray , John 0. Mageo. Olydi Woodruff , J. L. IVCB , E. 0. Sharp , 8 II. JngRor , W. II. Jaggor , L. A. Wulton Otiarlea Lant , Hiram Uockwoll , A. N Aahbaugh , Jamon Stanott , T. P. Stanott H. V. Monat. N. Eiton , J. 0. llanford , W. 0. Hell , E. T. Dell. 2. Adams , J. H ! Morton , and II. S. Davidson. Clifford Ilaugh was indicted for rob bery of the poatofllco at Oreacont Oit > laat Dacomber , and plodded guilty to the charge. An indictment was alao found againa lohu M. llftyos , A well l < no\v attorney of Oroaton , for cliargiiii ; too Inrgo A fco for Itonding to A nonaion clixim , The court will probably finish its bus- loss by the latter part of Una week. Cuio Tlint Cold. Do not iiilfcryDur I > y nllowlnRi * cold to conlluuo without nn of ort to euro It. Tliousinds ln\o illcd pronm- .nro dofttln , \lctlmnof Contumpttonti , by ilinply nrglcctlnc n cold. Dll. WM. HAIJ/S 1JAI.SAM for tlio fjUJs'(3Slll euro Colds , Coughs nnd Con * jitmptlon surer and quicker tlmu nny other rouiody , It Rets nlniost Hko innK'lo In ninny ASO * , nnd in others Its ollact , though slow , Is lira if porslttod In , nccordlug to directions. Hcnrj's Onrbnllu Hntvo I the Host Sftho for Cuts , lirulnon , Sores , Jlcors , Suit lllioiim , Tetter , Clinjipod Hnnds , hllblnlns , Corns and nil kinds of Skin limp * , lens , V'rocklcs nnd 1'lmplcs. dot Honry' UfttboHo Suho , nsnll others nro couutorfolte. L'rlco " . " ) conb. Dr. MotfH Mvcr PlllH. These Tills hn\o no\cr baon ndortisodory much , but they lm\o Just ns much intrliiflo merit ns though they were pufTod to the skies liy Indltcrlinlnnto nilcrtlshif ? * Try them nnd jo convinced. COUNCIL iiLiirra JIAIIKKT , \Vhoftt-No. 2 uprhiR , C8o ; No. 3 , CScj ro- [ octod , COo ; eooil iloinnnd. Corn 1/o.tlcrs nro p.tylug 3lo for old com nnd 27c for new. Onta In good demand nt 25o. liny 1 000 00 per ton ) 60o per bnlo. Kyo I0@ 5o. Corn Mcnl 1 25 per 100 pounds. Wood Good supply ; prices nt yards , C 00 ® 00. Coal Delivered , hnrd , 11 50 per ton ; soft , i 00 per ton Lnrd 1'Alrbank's , wholosallug at lie. Flour City Hour , 1 1 > 0@3 30. Brooms 2 03@3 00 per doz. LIVE STOCK. Cnttlo 3 50 ® 1 00 ; cnhos , 5 50@7 60. Hogs Locnl inckors nro buying now nnd horois n good damnnd for nil grndos ; choice packing , G 25 ; mixed , 5 25. rnonucE. Quotations by .T. M. St. John k Co. , com mission morchunts , 538 llnjmhvny. Butler ( ! runt donmiul for line country nt 20c ; creamery , 35c. Kggs Very scarce : IIo podozen. . I'oultry llondy Bnlojchtckons.drosaod , 12Jc ; i\o , Be ; turkeys , drosaod , 15c ; llyo , lie ; ucks , dressed , I'-'Jc ; live , 8c , VIIUITO. Ornnges I 00@4 25 per box. Lemons I 00 per box. Banniins 3 50 ® t 00 per bunch Vegetables 1'otntocs , 40 ; onions , -I0c ; cnb- lingo , none In the market ; apples , roiuly anlo nt 3 25 ® 1 00 for prime stock. In Use 150 Ycnrs. Impurity of Blood , however generated , is always present in the body when pain is felt ; it spreads nnd formonta vrhorovor a weak spot or low vitality exists. BUANDUETH'S TILLS nro the ono great ind unfailing remedy , because they take lold and expel only what is hurtful ; so when sick , have pain , dizziness , rheuma tism , colda or costivcncta , take four three to five , and if they do not operate in four : iours or BO , take three or from more. They cleanse the bowola and circu lation From all impurities of the blood , and often aavo life. BUANIUIETII'S TILLS preaorvo the vigor of youth , and for a long period keep off the debility of ago. Sold in every drug and medicine store , with plain printed directions for use. IIo Know tlio Man. "Meddler , " Chicago Herald. A very long man with a very long coat and a very wido-brimmed hat stood be fore the window of a scornful-looking young man inaido who was guarded by A dog , a ahot-gun end the company's man ager. ager."How much for a scat ] " naked the very long man. "Fifty cents , dollar , and dollar and a half , " answered the very scornful-look ing young man. " \Vhar's the fifty-cent Boats ] " "Up in the gallery , " "You moan the loft ? " queried the very" eng man innocently. "No , air. I mean what I saidi A Cheater haa no loft. " "Whor's the dollar seal ? " "In the circle. " "Family circle ? ' "Yes everybody's 'anybody's circld. "War's the dollar and a half seat ? " "In the parquotte in the pit. " "Say I'm from Kaintuolty , nnd I see you'vo ono ov our countrymen playin * licro and I want a good seat vrhar I kin take him in see ? I don't care if it costs mo a fivor. I want a good seat nnd " want it cloao to the fiddlors. Take your change out ov that and put some ov it in yonr pockit and take a drink at my exponao. When n Knintuckian gits out ho don't koor for money. " Ho throw down n ton dollar bill , and wont in. AVhon a Dutch comedian named Harry Watson came on and stum bled about in a pair of wooden shoes the Kaintuckian watched him with painful interest. After this point in the pro gramme ho walked out and , atopping at the box ollico , said : "It's all right , I paid my money and you tuck mo in. But you can't fool n Kaintuckian on Henry Watterson , Wo know him too woll. You may put wood uhoca on a Dutchman nnd pass him for Kentucky's great editor on your Yanks here , but not on A Johnny f Rob. " When ho was told that the billa called for Harry Watson , lie ran his hands into his pockets , throw saliva liuo a Babcock , and remarked : "Woll , I'll ' bo doggonod. Como out and take somothin with mo. " Your health depones on the purity of your blood. People who realize this nro raking Hood's Sarsaparilla with the best tesults. Tlio I'll I Lincoln nowa. Druggiat W. 0. Lane , the < flicient Secretary of the Nebraska State Pharma ceutical Aaaociation has iaaued a very creditable circular convening the third annual session of that society , at Omaha , commencing Wednesday , May 14th , 1884. Ample provisions wil ba maup for all par ties , wishing to make exhibits at this meeting. Druguiat deciring space are requeatedto notify JamcsForsy th , Omaha , who is assistant secretary of the aasocia- tion * . .m Sitting Bull is aaid to bo an inlolligon and educated man ; ho instructs his young braves how to preserve good health by teaching them the principals of hygiene forth in "Tho which are so ably sot Science of Lifo ; or , Solf-Prcsoryation , " published by the Peabody Medical In stitute , Boston , advortiaod in this paper. Far "Western Journalistic I'loasant- rlfiu. Uutto ( I , T. ) Inter Mountain. The carrot which edits the Salt Like Herald , a late importation from the Fiji lalands , should be salted down. Ho la too fresh for thia country , and even the saving gruco of a new sot of endowment robes , eoakod in the sacred grcaso vats of the church , will not sulllco to conceal his plentiful lack of ability nnd the vast amount of misinformntion and bad char acter ho has accumulated , THE CHEAPEST P1AOE IN OMAHA TO BUT E T. Ml DEWEY & STONE'S , One of the Best and largest Stocks injjthe United States to select from , NO STAIRS TO OLIMB. ELE&ANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR. Tin. © OF TIIE ESTATE OF NIJ.B.DETWILER IIS I Carpets ! IS SELLING 5 THESE GOODS Mats and Mattings , AT PRICES TO MAKE THEM GO UPHOLSTERY GOODS ! TO CLOSE UP THE BUSINESS. 1313 FAHNAM STREET. 1313 dfe 00. . DEALERS IN Halls Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAE PROOF XOfiO Tlio Emperor Louis Napoleon ernokcd only bo finest clifnrii the world could pro duce. i'rol. Hornf on ! nay the Emroror a dram wen. n"10 r clallr for him In Ha- ' leaf Ktovm. Black.T.oll > , } ' " " " " Btnokliw Tobacco I/niuaO 'roi" "i" ? leaf lined In the Bmporort ( , ? " ) ? ' ° , L" ° : lutely imro nnd M niwjnoaUcnublr i"8 uw tobacco o\cr olTciAd Thackeray' * Rifled 'daughter , Anne , In her sketch of Allied Temiynon , In llarftr'i MontMti , tells of heflviMt to the great jxwt. Rbo found him lutlbWnif Ilackwcll'H Hull Durham Tobaovi ; cent him by Hon. Janice JlUBnell Lowell .American Minister to the Court ot Bt. Jailfes. In Uieso da J-H of adulteration , It Is n com fort to HUpkcrH to Know that the Dull Dur ham brand Is absolutely pure , and mnda from the boxt tobacco Ilia world producee. DlorkwcirB Hull Durllara Hmoklug To. lucco is the lot nnd imrwt made. All dcjilcrfl lia\o It. None Ku&atno without the trade-mark of tha Hull. ST , LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE , Graham Paper Co. , U7 nd 210 North Main Ht , St. Louli. WHOUMALK DKALKRS IN 5 ° K wKs , } PAPERS , { WRAPPING WRITINO OAUD BOARD ADD POINTER'S STOCK jn r ih rtlrl ( or P CIIO ( nil r _ OMAHA Stove Repair Works , lOD South 14th St. Kako * ipoclaitv ol ( urnUhlnv cutlnirs and rep * mir ftovos ot all description , wood otovcs , changed hum ccwl , crates Urcbock , damptra , tta C'justuDtu ; on hand. Try one o our stove ] /M fDiIveu * ud aOLD MEDAL , FAH1B , 1B73 BAKER'S Warranted Cocoa , from w tilth the oice o Oil lii > be en removed It 1m * t/irti tlinti the itrtiigth ot Cocoa mixed with Btarcj , Arrourootor gugur , nnd U therefore far moro cconoml c&l. It l dtllcloui , nourlihlng , utrcngthculuK , tailly dlgotid , and admirably adapted for luvalldi at well an for persons In health. Sold ujr ( Jrocers crorrnberr > V , BAKER & POu DiSsler. Mass. . TM 1)L"LT or nrrenrra- tor UiimiUidiickily for lln'curcol ilrrinvriiifiiti nf thu KtnerAtlvnonranf. 1 tie're U no iiiUtaLH about IjiU lintmiiH'iit , 111 * rcm- llniiou htream ot Kl.fU- TltlUlTV i rmu.Ui tltflD to n Do not tint with Kli clrlu i urn I inin lv < "l i lie UM. ( i M , ; infoinwiUn ii ; i K * M J i&q St. , i lu I GOUE FITS ! When 1 My euro i ur nut mom uiettTy toitonStm lot n tlmo anil Ifion h vro them rMum egtlu. I mean cal euro. I Imvo tnnda tha illiciia ot KITS. : cr FALLING BICKNBB3 a lifelong rudj. | emodr to cum the worn CUM. Bt < c uie o lulled It no roaion for not now reotlrlug * car cnoa for * treatlio anil a TI Q llotlla of rn ] rtinodf. OUa Kiprti * anil J'oit Ollloo. It naulDie for a trial , and I will cure yoc. Xddrcn Ol. U. 0. HOOT , l/rfM > 18 J ; IIIIOBO Ucliility. cxiuiustloit and prcmntura dcciiy nro canned by cxceijoa. frrors of } outh , oto. . tre pcrfcetly TMlorfd to i-olni.t liciillli nnd rls.rou. inuiiliu.1,1 by TH E M AR8TGN . . " ' voni . 11 nitomach f.II. . . . _ _ nienng . 1 . . . _ . . . Thin . . . treatment 1lA .mKd e Delilllty nd VI.U ntntl tanlforiSluc < Mu ( ul imriut * imiiii o utuiii < Unetvnnil Ulrcit uiulhoi wunn * * tliorrtiittlmvno. hficlrd 'Irtntire froe. DUFHENE & MENDELSOHN. TO 01IAHA NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. 1MORPK.NE HABIT im ii. ir. KAI.'K , "r die _ _ , _ _ _ _ , f c 11 * eiin cure i4tm tirculrblr | ti4 pnlnlfikly. For teitlmo > tiUll Mti'l en IninMiittnli fritiu uiinrtit inttllfAl i * ri e. * Abll. ftht , A.MM M.D.F ItiO t ulloii bU , A.w * k A POSITIVE box No , 1 will cnro any case In ( our Jays or less No. 2 win euro the most obstinate case no matter of bow long standing. Allan's Soluble Medicated Bougies No nauseous doses ct ubobs , copabla , oroll ot san dal wood , tnatnr n * . iln to produce dyspepsia by destroying the Cuatlnrso ( the stomach. Frloa ? 1.60 Hold by a I drugelsts , or mailed cu receipt ot i > rlu For further particulars loud ( or Circular. P. O I MANUFACTUREll Of GALVANIZED IRON , CORNICES. flINDOW : CAPS , FINALS , ETC. a xo atatix. otx-oot , M4TIA . , . NKBRASKA . S. H ATWOOD , Plattsraouth Neb , - - - - ( BIADIUOr TllOROUailDEKD AND U1QU OttlDI HEREFORO AND JERSEY CAHLE AMD Eoaoo OK jmu r BID swim Mr You us ( took ( ar ula. Corrospondenea toltolted IMPROVED SOFT ELASTIC SECTION CORSET T > warranted to wear \ ° r. at ithe form ncJUr , aud pit Mt" fall ( cllou than any etUi > 4 JOHN H. P.
