t t.
OMAHA DAILY BEE-WEDNESDAY , MAY U , 188J
JACOB StMS. E. P. CADWELti
SIMS& CADVYKLL ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
, IOWA
Offlco , Main Street , Rooran 1 and ShujMt t Hon -
n hon'i Block. Will practice In SUte nd eiler l
court *
\
W. R. VAUCH AW.
Justice of the Peace ,
Omaha and Council Uluffir.
cnato collec Ion ngcni 0 U FeUo v
N. SOHURZ.
' Justice of toe Peace.
OFFICE OVKIl ASIKIUCAN KXPIIKSS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
Mrs.H.J , Hilton , H , D. ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
: ; , ,
222 Middle Bro < 'i = ' y. Council BluQa.
E , Eice M , D.
n A } jriflJ ] ? ( or other tumors removed without the
UiHlUllUIJj knllo or drawing ol blood ,
CHRONIC DISEASES - * . * - *
Otcr thirty yearn I practical experience Ofllco No
C Pearl street , Council llluds
iiTConcultatlon tree
At the well-lmown. Establishment
OF
J. P. FILBERT ,
20J ) Upper Broaaway , the
OI Council liluflj. Notlco our rcducoa Price List.
We gi > o
IK pound * Rttra O Sugar ( or. . . . , $1 00
11 pounds ( iranulatcd Suzar 1 oo
25 pound * Choice Oatmeal . . 1 00
25 pounds Navy Beam 100
20 pounds B"8t Hulk Starch 1 00
12 pounds Carolina Illco 1 00
12 pounds Choice I rums 100
25 bars UuflaloSoap , i 00
Extra LaKe Trout , per pound 09
Choice Mlnco Meat per pound in
1 dozen Mackerel 15
Colorado Flour , Winter , per cwt 290
10 pounds dinner Snapj 1 CO
40pouml8li mloy i TO
SKallon keg Sym > i 70
Wlilte Fnh , per k SO
Mackerel , ocr kit 81
Datci , P r pound 10
J" 3 poumlIDS PS "I'nrdTonutocs 1 00
. .liviiid , atlfornu r'ruiU
3 pound Lusk'a btai dnrd 4 for 1 CO
T. T.
, according to quality , 153 to 80o per
pound
We aho carry a full line of Men's , Ladles' and
Ch'Jdrui's flno Shoes and Mcn > Fine Boots at very
low prices. Also & full line oi Tinware and Koncral
inerchiUidltc. Call on us and lie convinced thai you
canta\eu.onnyk.v dcalins with us. Goods delivered
free In auv part of the cltv.
lu. word , we arn hound to sell and challenge all
" ' ' i & , mjoatlon in this county.
J. P. F1U1EHT
201 u cr Broadway
ICE CREAM PARLOR.
f
KOLLEU SKATINO ON SATURDAYS ONLY.
KINK FOU KENT AT $15.00 1'EH NIQIIT.
i
-tB-LARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN.
H. H. MARTENS , Prop'r.
Tnoa. OFFICIU ,
/OFFICER & PUSEY
Council Bluffa It.
Established - - 1856
Dealers la Foreign nd omostlo Exchineo an
IIOBM
&rain& &
?
BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY IIAMS. '
J. . FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
o. 33 Pearl Street - Council BluftN , Iowa.
WESTERN IOWA NORMAL
SCIENTIFIC ) AND
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ,
COUNCIL BLUFF3 JOIVA
Will Open
* * THE 23rd of JUNE 1884.
A complete rourso for teachers and those desiring
a higher Kicllsh education , a full busincaj courde ,
ltli tralulni ; In actuil Lnslncsn practice and Kfiicr
a correspondence , nhort hand , orntmcntal pcni.an
ehlp , f locution , Oerniin and music. Splendid runmi ,
laih'u , IlKht and well furnisho 1 , charge * very moilcr
nti ! , cost of llvlntr remona'jle , society k'ood , uxperl
uiccd tcacluri t'or further partlcuhrn , Innulro of
I1EAUU31EV& PAULSOX ,
Council Hlulh , Iowa.
1h \elopement of the trpatmcnt n ( Cinccr "ith
SniltV Swcltlcfccnu 90 wonderful , that all so allllc-
IcdgnoiiM wrltous , *
CANCER FOR 14 YEARS ,
Kpartantnlrir , S. C. , March 14,1 S1.
I h vo for 11 years been uHcror from tunnlnc
core on my fwo that oxcrybonlv cilleil k Cancer. I
ha\o used o\er $300 worth of iredlclno nJ ( omul no
relict. About four months age 1 Kincht one bottle ol
SnIll's Spccine fiom Dr. II K. Htlnltth. anil fluco
haxo boiiRht n\o others. ha\eUVca ItMid they have
cunxl mo soumlaiul well' My ( * c Is ni frco from
fcdoroasanjlKvlj'iinnil my liealth In perfectly re-
iturcd. t fed like forty } c\n "had ) > ecn lifted ofl my
head. Yours thankfully , KI.I7.A 1INSI.KY.
Mr. 11. K. Burns ttopo , Ark. , my * , under lUte ol
Jan. 22 , 1SS4 : "I have taken Mo bottles olS llt's
Specific lor a sore on ray temple slid to bo rancor.
I imo been wonderfully liencfltiil nud nlll noon bo a
well man. "
Mr.V. . H. llnblnniMi , ti\l lioro On. , writes , timlcr
d\to Jan. S , 1SS4 : "I am ircttlnu on llnclv , the nicer
Is pradiiallv healinr. 1 led that Sultt'ispoelflo will
cum tha horrible cancer which bin boon fe 4lngoii
mo for over 20 j car * . "
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
TIIiS\VIKTSl'KCIKIO CO.
Urancr 3 , AtLvit" , On.
N V. Onico , U9W.SAI St. , bet Olh and 7th s.
\\'o KU.vauteo the euro of the followlnc named ills
scarce , or no pay : llhcinnitlsm , Scrofula , Ulrers ,
Catarrh , a'l ' lllciod and > l-lnillsea'cs , DvtpopslaI.lver
Complaint , Kidney and Illaddcr Diseases , Oout , Neiv
rall ( and Asthma , These Sprlmjs are the faTOtlte
csort of the tired nn.I dcbllltatad , and are the
FKKUM : LAUIKS IIEST KUIKND ,
flood hotel , livery and bathing accomodatlon both
winter and summer Locality hlRhly plcturcsquo
nd healthy. Aoccislllo byVal > sn railway , t
K.ionn.or C. , U. A Q. , at Albany. Cornwpotiucno
solicited , UKV. M. M. "THOMPSON. "
Manager.
Albany , Slloim Springs , , Oentry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
SpcclDo Clr < u Ity 1.002
Reaction Kcutra
Carbonlo Acid Oas 28 in. per cMlou
Carbonate Calcium 3S.W1 drains
Carbonate Iron 7,011 ' , '
Sulphalo Magnesia 3 , 8 "
Sulphate U.llclum 1,140 " (
Chloride Swlluin 7'JeO
Silllca , l,6fifl ' !
Alumina 0,019 >
Ortranlcand Volatile matter and loss..1,159 "
Total scllds per Rallon 07,171 "
Wmunr& MXBRII.II. ChemUts
8T , LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE ,
Graham Paper Co. ,
S17 ml 219 North Main St. , St. LouU
W110LESAI.K DEALEUS IN
nooK , > WUITINO
NKWS , f WllAl'l'l NO
GANNON BR3'S2& ' CO. ,
ave e3tthUiio 1 tlionnclvoa In Omaha to ttantnct
general * ir i\r { uanil Imslnen.Vo ill huy nil
hflspi rf > ; ooNnt u holisalo or retail , nnd Kuaranteo
.xirtccc satl-ftctioii In prices , aa wo can huj ch < 'a ] > cr
.ban yourselves. You can sea the ad\autao of Iriv-
n your ( -cods bo'ight by one who will work for
our Interest and not trust to a morchint uho hm
omcthiii ) ; ho U inxl'HH toborldof. Wo uill nho
prompt -'ontlo-i to aellln nnjthln entrusted
ous , nnd ROOKS coniigncu to inlll bo carefullr
okcd to. G'orropimdcnc3 aolidtc-,1. J
f -Koferonoei-Oniahi National BinkjTMcO
ro'ellaim. Adlrojj 111 3. 15th St.
DISEASES OF THE
J T. ARMSTRONG M. D.
, . , . . ,
OotxXlst ta-xxd. ' - < a-TW.x-iE t.
Until oHlco.3 are repaired from result ot lire , offl
with Dr. 1'arLer. lloom G , Crclghton Block 15th
and UouKKnisir eeta.
Wlioi < a ( Iul llli3' | uxlmiiMllon nnd prem&tura
tlccity ni e ciust-d uy Aiocsfacx. errors of youth , etc. .
are perfnctly restored to r il ut Itrulth and
nutntiooil hy THE JMARSTON
.omnch di ; . Tniatjrcatment
ut A'vrtoqn JlcMllty ai drill Hecnvu
uniformly enccosBful [ mcntiso uancrt on P rfcoi
(9Ciiifiii ( > * l vli k\viiiiil direct nicthndi ftnc
voidtB ( ttnroiiifl'tii'H * . tvttfld Treitiso fnn.
* nnSTON RPMP'4
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the times of the arrival and de
parture of train * by central standard time , at tlio
local depots. Trains Icara transfer depot ten mln
ILCS earlier and arrho ten minutes later ,
CHICAGO , HUHLINOrON AND ODIKCT.
LKAVH. ARRIVK
fi:35 : p m Clilc.ijo Express 0:00 : a m
D0 : a m Fast Mall. 7:00 p tr
HAN8A3 Clir , RT. JOB AKD COn > CIL BLLTF .
10:05 : a m Mail and Exprcsi , 7:05 : p m
8:05 : p m 1'aclflc Express , tDO : p m
CHICAGO , MILWADIinK AND HT. FAt'I , .
fi5 : ! a m Mall andKxprcas , 7:10 : p m
6:25 : p ui KxprcsH , 0:40 : a n
9:16 : a m Express , 0:65 : p m
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC.
6:30 : p m Atlantic Express , 0:40 : n m
0:50 : a m Day Kxpresi , 0,50 p n
7:15 : am i "Doa Ifolncs Accommodation , 4:10 : p m
"At local ilcpot only.
WABAXII , 8T , IXIUIS AND 1'ACinO.
9:55 : a m Mall , 4:45 : p m
4:50 : pin Cannon llall , 11:15 : a in
At Transfer oiJ
CUICAOO and KORTIIK IUTKRM.
5:30 : m Express , 0:50 : p in
9:15 : am Paciflo Kxprcis , 0:45 : a n
8IODX CITY AND 1'ACIKIO.
m Ht. 1'aul Express , 9:00 : a in
in Accommodation , 6:00 : p in
UNION pAcirio.
8:00 : p m Western Kxprcss , 8:39 : a in
11:00 : a in 1'aclllo ICxprctii , 4:40 : p in
7:40 : n m Local Express , 0.61 a n
12:10 : a m Lincoln Exjiroui ,
At Tranifer only.
DUMUr TRAIKH TOOMAIIA.
Ixiavo 7:20-i:30-9:3o-ioSO-ll:40u. : : : : : m. lso-2:3fl : :
3:33-4:30-5:30-0:35 : : : ll:05p. : m Huiiday-9:30-llll : : )
a m S:30-4:30-fl:35-lli'5 : : : : p. [ m. Aruve 10 mln
utcB before loavlni ; time.
ID
UHDERTAKER AND EMBALMER !
Metalio Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds.
ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGlT
. . " . . . . . .
ONTo. l-a. IU" IVXcvixL Ot. Oo-u.za.oil 231ifr/5
GALVANIZED IROM CORNICES ,
Fine Mantels and Grates ,
LYMAN'S GASOLINE STOVES.
Call nnd see thorn before buying olsuwhoro. Stoves and Tinware.
JOHfT EPENETEE ,
V
r WHY DON'T YOU
HTBDMK OP
I
FITCH BROTHERS' ' OOSTOHi
1'er/tK.t.Klttliiir / , But and Cheapest \ die I .men Collar * i' < d
Ho. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Zowa
WIFE WON BY STRATAGEM ,
Thomas L , James1 First Loyc and
Romance ,
The VUlonof Loveliness Ho Hnw nt n
Clmroli Fair Ills Kvontdtl
Career.
Is'ow York iTtmnml ,
Thatnas L. . ) runes , ox-editor , ox-Cus-
torn House Inspector nnd ox-Postmaster
uoiior.il , is a living example ofrlmt n
poor boy endowed with pluck , energy
nnd perseverance can accomplish. llo
wns born in Uticn on March 2 ! ) , 181U.
His father wns n printer fnir-to-do. His
parents sent him to school until ho waa
fifteen years of ngo. Ho wns n bright ,
smart little chap , and never made nn
enemy. Ho was universally liked and
respected by his school inntcs , After he
left school , "Tom , " ns every ono called
him , wns apprenticed \Vestly & Baily ,
printers , in Utica , for five years. Tom
my was nn industrious worker during
business hours nnd Attended faithfully to
his duties. But when work wns
over ho wns changed. Hardly
n house In Utica but where he
wns welcome. No party or ball of any
kind wns complete unless Tom James
woe present. Ho wns Iho gayest of the
pay. The girla adored him. In return
Turn was in love with nil of them. Ho
wns their champion. At the ngo of twenty
ho determined to leave Uticn. When
his purpose became known his many
friends tried to dissuade him from it , butte
to no avail. Ho had given his word to
Hon. Francis B. Fish to go with him to
the little villngo of Hamilton nnd engage
in the newspaper business. When he
told his friends of his resolve they tried
no more to dissuade him , for it was well
known that when Tom James gave his
word nothing on earth would cause him
to brenk it.
The young man wont to Hamilton and
with Mr. Fish started u Whig paper. It
wns called the Madison Count } ' Journal.
Hero ho became ns great n favorite na in
Utica. Ono advantage Hamilton hnd
over Utica wns thnt there were moro
pretty young girla living there. It waa nt
n church fair that lie first nindo the ac
quaintance of the pretty little maiden
who afterwards became Mrs. James. Her
name wns Emily Ida Frecburn. The
handsome young editor who stood in
front of her table was charmed with her ,
and wns easily wheedled into buying nn
unlimited supply of dolls , ribbons nnd
Bibles by the vivacious little miss who
presided. She was barely eighteen nnd n
blonde. Scotland was her native land.
It was , indeed , love nt first sight with
the susceptible Tom. Every night for
the week or moro that the fair lasted
Tom was generally to bo found nt or in
iho vicinity of Miss Miss Frooburn's
table. Her voice and her sweet grnco
made n deeper and deeper impression on
the young man every night. It BOOH be
came evident to his friends thnt ho wan
much in love with the fair young girl nnd
ion the teasing began. lie bore it all
ood-naturedly , however , and never do-
ied that ho wns in love. Ho was too
onest. All this time , however , ho hnd
o moans of knowing what the young
ady's feelings were towards himself. She
was very shy and extremely sensitive.
Vhen lie asked permission to call on her
t her homo , however , she granted his
ilea with BO much apparent pleasure that
10 went homo jubilant , fccliug sure aho
id care something for him. He made
jroat progress in his love affairs.
"Ho was such a fine , manly follow , and
ook mo so by surprise , " said pretty Mrs.
amoa , afterwards , "that 1 could not help
oving him. "
Every night Tom and his sweetheart
ook cnrriauo rides or rowed out on the
aim little lake which was ono of the
attractions of the town. Finally ho pro
> osod and was accepted. lie then wont
o her father and asked him for his
laughter's hand in marriage. The old
; entloman was very wealthy nnd also
ory proud. Ho would not listen to the
iroposition for a moment. The suitor
vas forbid the houso. Tlio young man
md pride equal to Mr. Frooburn's. The
only apparent effect the refusal had on
lim was to make him work harder.
) nly for a little stratogom things might
lave remained as they wore and Tom
never boon married.
On January ( i ho was tendered the
) osition of the Lincoln .National Bank ,
n Forty-second street. Ho accepted it.
At once Vanderbilt and other well-
cnown magnates began to dcposite there ,
so great was the power of Mr. James
lamo. llo ia slightly above the medium
leight , with scant hair always neatly
crushed , kind , genial face , lighted up by
a brilliant light-blue eyes. Ho is courtsey
tsolf. His employes are always eager to
show him how much they respect nnd
eve him. With his lovely wife ho hvoa
in a palace like house No ) 'M Grnmcrcy
Park.
It happened fortunately that Emily bad
for n maid a good hearted girl , who
loved her pretty little mistress dearly.
When she saw the latter pining away day
after day she made up her mind to do
something. She went to the village
doctor , a good-natured , fussy little man.
To him she stilted the whole matter.
Shortly after ho visited tlio Froobura
residence. Ho saw Emily and appeared
to bo greatly surprised at her looking so
ill. Ho at once ordered her to lior room.
Then ho told her father that some secret
trouble was at work within her eating
lior young life out. The old gantleman
became frightened. Ho also told the
doctor of the youug pooplu'a lovo. The
latter looked severe , said no good could
possibly come of separating two loving
lioarts , but it was none of his business ,
and ho went off.
Mr. Freoburn became frightened. Im
mediately ho dispatched a letter to Tom
to come and BOO him. The affair of the
heart was hnnpily adjusted nnd they
were married in the fall of 1852 , and thu
grand wedding that took place is still
spoken of by some of the old settle in
that little town.
His wife seemed to bring him good
fortune. Soon after his inarriago ho wiu
appointed custom hougo inspector , will
a salary of 81,500 per year. Ho removed
to Now York. Hero a ain ho became
ono of the most popular gentlemen ii
the city. Ho made hosts of friends n
all conditions of lifo. His popularity
became unbounded. When Grant be
came president ho made Mr. James post
muster oi Now York City. Ho rotuuiuc
this position until the advent of Gar
field , The latter , in ncknowledgmon
of his long and faithful political servico.1 ,
niHilo him postmaster general of tin
United States. Ho remained in thi
ofllco until the December folowing tli
death of Garfield , when ho resigned , lit
also withdrew from politics.
} " ISmvurn ol' Mining Hooinw.
Ban Francisco Chronicle.
A short time ugo the Colorado paper
reported a great new mineral diecovoi ;
at a pkco known n Mount Pisgah , 1 :
that ctatu. It was "the richest eve
known. " It wns "extensive too , " and it
wns not the vulgar nnd tabooed { silver ,
but "gold in chloride form" and worth
thousands per ton , with boundless thous
ands of tons in sight. Of cour.io people
went after it they always do. They
w cut in 1850 by thousands after "Gold
lake , " abandoning diggings that paid "an
ounce n day lo the hand. " They wont
again in 1852 the Bamo was after "sold
blull' . " nnd again in 1855 , nflor "Kero
river , " nnd again , in 1858 , after "Frnsor
river. " They were sadly disappointed
every time , but it did not euro them.
The fools still live and they are on the
way by thousands ngnin after the phan
tom Mount Pisgali nnd Cu-ur d' Alone ,
nut as the former bubble Ims broken nnd
boon explained ns n "salted1 fraud , some
thing like the famous diamond "salt" of
ten years n o over somewhere in the
doaorla of Utnh. Those who hnvo enont
the savings of yonra in "outfits nro
swindled. A few rascnla are bonelitted
nnd n vast amount of misery will unsuo.
Of nil men in the world , these who
follow gold and silver mining nro the
most incorriijnbly gullible ; nnd they do
not seem to Improve by experience.
Some thirty years ago , half n dozen woll-
to-do minors rend In the papers of a rich
gold discovery aomo where on the Amazon
zen , in either Peru or Bolivia. They lee
had "ounce diggings" nnd ono of thomnn
nccumulntod "pilo" of 885,000. With
out sending an ngont to look into the
now mines nnd report , those men raised
n company of 100 nnd wont out
blindly. They never found a mine that
] > * M bettor than $1 n day : but most of
th in , following the old Spanish route
taken three centuries before by that
dashing adventurer GonEalc * Pizarro ,
found graves among the snowbanks of
the Andes or the sandbars of the Mirnn-
on , nnd of the whole lot only three got
back to California , and they penniless
nnd with broken constitutions. But
they were not cured. They went again
to Frnsor 1858 and to Mono still Inter ,
with like distressing results , and if anyone
ono of the throe is still alive , wo have no
doubt ho is either on the way to Mount
Pisgah or the Cu > ur d' Aleno.
A bird in the hand is worth two in the
bush. Any man who earns 82 n day In
this State or haa n fair prospect of earn
ing it nt any honest buuinoas , had bolter
remain where ho ia than run the chance
of finding ounce , or ton-dollar , or live-
dollar diggings in those- now mines.
Oiinco diggina tlo not mean an ounce a
day regularly for any length of timo. It
is an ounce ono day nnd nothing the
next , with the prospect of starvation ,
rheumatism , rags , pneumonia , disapoint-
ment , and death in the mine. And yet ,
good nnd sensible ns this advice is , wo
feel confident that if Stanley should
strike n gold mint ) on the Congo , right in
tlio heart of the sickliest part of the dark
continent , the California delegation
would bo the most numerous nnd among
the first to arrive nnd the last to leave.
OAUTION.
No. 210 GiiAND STIIKKT ,
JKKSEY CmN. . J. , Fob. 28 , 1883.
Two months ago I oulforod with n very
ad cough , which kept mo awake nil night.
was recommended to put on my chest
wo Allcock's Porous Plasters. Unfor-
inaloly my druggist persuaded mo to try
omo other so-called porous plaster , I
oat my manoy , for they wore worthless
nd not of the slightest bonoiit. I then
rocurod Allcock'a Porous Plasters , nnd
.hoy completely cured mo.
J. F. McGlNNlSS.
Imitation Porous Plasters are being
.dvortisod and offered for nnlo. Beware
if them. "Alcock'a" is the only gen
uine.
_
1'oBt Olllco CtmngcH.
Post office changes in Nebraska am
wn during the week ending May 10 ,
1884 , furnished by Win. YanVlock ol
-ho poatoflico department :
NllllUAHKA.
Established : Purdnm , Sioux county
Goo. F. Purdum , P. M.
Name Chauiroa. : Sand Hill , Franklin
county , to Alpine.
Postmasters Appointed : Alpine ,
Franklin county , Charles A. Griswold
-"roomnn , Gage county , Elizabeth Mum-
'ord ; Lone Star , Butler county , Clias. S.
Stevens ; Rock Blull' , Caw county , Chaa.
L , Gravca ; Willow Springs , Wheeler
county , Ilichard C. McClimaus.
IOWA.
Establiahed Lesan , Rinsjgold county
Owen L. Lesan. P , M.
McCoid , Washington county , Harvoi
J. Miksch. P. M.
Park , Core Goido county , Henry AV
Bennett , P. M.
Postmasters appointed Erie , O'Brioi
county , John Cottrell ,
Gladstone , Tama county , A. IT. Tracy
Livermore , Uumboldt county , Join
II. Ford.
Ontario , Story county , F. M. Collcll
A. SiiiKlo Fact IR W < > rtli a Ship-lout
ol'
Mr. W. I ) , hathrop , of South Kan tun
\IRHH. , undordatu of January 7 , 1881 , miy
"My fatlior liad for years nn oatinu cancer on
il under lip , which luul been giadimlly grow-
nfj worno until it had union away Ills uniloi
Ip down to tlin cumn , nnd was feeding Itsoll
ou the Inftido ( if lil check , anil the mirgoone
H.ilil u horrible ( loath won noon to conio. We
'nvo him iilno Ijottloti of Swift'o Specific anil
10 linn boon entirely cured. It IIUH cruutail
mat excitement in thin hcctlun , "
TroatlflO on Hlooil uud Skin UleonsoH mailed
roo.
roo.TIIK Swirr Si'KCino Co. , Drawer S , At
auta , Ga.
Downcil DyCoiiAlut Imlior ,
31ilcnfro 1 feralJ.
Thu big cur and wagon nnd agricultural
mplemontcstabliRhmont of which Senator
Sabin is president , leading stockholder
and manager has gene into the hands oi
a receiver. There ia the usual talk ol
" " " difficulty
"slightombarrassmont , "temporary
culty , " and assets oxceuding liabilities iy
Huvoral millionu , but the chances are thai
.ho oollnppo , like most colhpai-H in theai
days , is completo. Thin is the conpany ,
with the chairman of the National
llopublicaii Committee nt its head ,
which has been utalizing tin
convict labor of Minnesota. The din
patches state that It omployrd from 275 U
1100 convicts regularly , and that its pros
out embarrassment was partially cuuaet
by the fire at thu Stillwater ponitonlian
a few months ago , which destroyed mucl
of its machinery nnd raw material am
left the convictH idle on itu hands. Mr
Sabin owns $7i > 0,000 of stock in tin
company , nnd up to the time of the fin
it was uuppoBcd to bo waking money
but latterly the stock hai dwindled dowi
to nothing on the market , and thu scna
tor , who wan believed to bo getting n >
rich by meani of convict labor , may b
worth nothing at nil , or may have
trim fortune hidden away.
A Si'iihllilo Mini vtiinlil UHII.
K < 3iiii'i | < HalBiun for iho Thiout u < l f.nnx-
It in cuilujj mure CVKJJ of Uuiij'hit , Ooldu , j\ \
hum , Jirnuchitiu , Ctouji , and all Throat un
himtroublcH , than any ether uicilldiu
'f'fiu proirlitor | haa untliurUutl Kolin dfr .
llocht , to refund your inoiiuy If , ofter tuklii
fourtlm uf u bottlo. lefiH notobtitiiioi
1'rlco ro cauts and § 1 , Yue nale by fjuhotiih
lievht.
3tannnl IMii'callon.
WHAT jA > tra T. rnii.Ds wori.n ix.Mvinn
in ; A nov AOAIX.
1 Ihlnk I would Irani to two my left
laud as frocly M my ri hl om % w > 11ml If
anything happened lo either of them the
tlicr would lionlheady to write mid "linn-
llo things , " just nsif nolhinnhad wcurred.
There U no reason in the world why both
muds hluinld not bo eduented nllke. A
Itllc pnu-tleo would soon render one * ct
if lingers ni expert IH the other ; nnd 1
ia\o known people who never thought ,
vhen n thing wns to bo done , which par-
icular hand ought to do it , lint the ono
leurcst Ilm olijeet took hold of it nnd did
ho oflleo required.
1 would leatn the art of using tools of
various sorla. I think I would insist on
earning KOHIO tinde , even If 1 knew there
would bo no occasion for mo to follow It
vhen 1 grew up. What n plennuro It IM in
liter life to bo able to niako mmicthlni : , ns
hoKjiyinp IB to consttiuit n nent Ixix to
ioldonos ; pens nnd pupcr ; or n pretty
cabinet for u sister's lilmir.v ; or to frame u
iivorito engriiving for n ClirsUmns present
o n kind , dear mother. AVlmt n loss note
o know how fo mend n cliulr that rcnisca
oslnnd up strong , only becuuso it needs
n few lucks uud u bit of leather hero and
here. Porno of 119 ciinnut eren drive u
mil straight , nnd should we attempt to
saw oft'nn obtrusive piece of wood , ten leone
ono * linger would bo lost in the operation.
It is pleasant relaxation ON cry ihiy to
rnvo books nnd studies nnd work nn hour
ir two in tool shop ; nnd my fiiend , the
ptmird nnd lovable 1'rof. Olher Wendell
lolmcH , lluds such : i comfort in "mending
hiiigH,1'when bin nctivo Imiin needs re-
tosc , that ho sometimeH bieuks n piece of
uruiliire ou purpose that he mny have the
elief of iiutting ft. together ngnin much
lotler limn it wns before , llo is ns peed a
iicclmuic UH hois n poet ; but there is nolh-
ngmcrliiinii'iil nbouthU poetry , nn you all
know who have lend his delightful pieces.
Vn J'lnglish author not longngoNiid to mo :
I'rof. Holmes is writing the best English
of our liuuis. " And I could not help nd-
ling : "Yes , mid iinenling Ihu best stereo-
copes , tool"
A boy ought nlsoiobo nt homo in nlinrn ,
nnd Irani how to hniness hoisu , tinker
ip n wagon , feed the nnlmnls mid do n
inndrcd useful IhingH , the expeiiencoof
vhich nmy bo of t > pccitil herviee to him in
fler lifo us nn explorer or lrn\eler , when
mlooked-for cmuigeneies befall him. I
mveseeii an rx-1'iesideut of ( ho United
States , when nn old mini , descend fiom liis
; irriugonud renrrango Imcklco and slian |
bout his horses when nnnei'itlentoceurretl ,
while the clumsy eo.iclnuan stood bv in
lopcleas inactivity , not knowing the be l
liing lo bo done. Tlio ex-1'iesident told
ic ho had learned nbout such things on u
arm in his boyhood , and ho wns never ul
los-s for leiucdiea on Iho load when the
nrrlnge hroko down.
If 1 were n boy ngaiu 1 would Icurn hove
o low n boat ami handle n Hail.
A 8AVI < Mtl.O\V13ltS AS
by n. AVatulmuin , Ilol'InyN the
llnln ol'Ovci'workoit CiiHlilor.
NOWR.
Ho wns n tail watchman who were
nelnl buttons on his coat , n dark lantern
in the inside of his wrist , nnd n bolt with
i club in it about the sir.o of n small HOC-
.ion of a Imiomhandln. llo stood nt the
corner of Clark nnd Jackson atrueta lenn-
ng ap'iinat the Grand Pnciliu hotel while
lu llaahud n blinding streak of light west
ward along the brown side of tlio huge
lostolry. Ho chuckled as the rod shaft
struck nn astonished porter in Iho face nt
, hu hotel entrance nnd sent him stnggor-
ng backward. Having accomplished
this bit of pleasantry the watchman
turned and walked northward on Clark
street.
llo was a good locking young follow ,
and ho was dressed like n clerk. Ho
talked like ono , tot. So 1 hold the light
for him , nnd after n few trials ho opened
the door. "
"Much obliged , ' ho said. 'Coma in
and sit down awhile. '
"I thanked him , nnd said I couldn't
stop. I moved on after seeing him go to
work on a big ledger. I was uneasy ,
though , nnd came back to the Btoio in n
few minuter. Ho had turned thp lights
down and was sinking n stool drill into
the lock of the safe. Ho heard mo und
bolted , but I caught him us ho dived
through the back window. Thou ho be
gan to bog. Ho Bnid the firm employed
him us assistant cashier at n salary of § 8
per week. Ho hud nn aged father and
invalid mother dependent on him. It
was his llfflt olfonse. Ho shod tears. Ho
begged mo to take him b"foro his em
ployer instead of locking him up. But I
didn't. llo was behind tlio bars UH
quick as 1 could cot him thoro. Ho
proved to bo un old nnd expert burglar.
Ho got ton years. "
"Uo you prevent many burglaries ? "
"Well , n good many , 1 suppose by no-
curing fastenings. People nro cnrolous ,
nnd leave their doom unlocked nnd their
windows open sometimes. Gnu night I
found thu key of a store slicking ouUido
in thu lock. There nro plenty of thinga
to look nfter in the dark , when all the
shops nro shut up. Good night.1
ItiltoiH itro uiiilorHod by nil
thu lending | iby llaiin : and chuiiiisU , for their
inulty \\liiikummeiiui8. . Itowuru of coiiu-
torfuftH , ami ink your grocer or drujkt ; ( ! for
tbo goumno article , iirujiurod by Dr. J. O. Jl.
Siegert & Sons.
llo I Vnrci > Nt ) I < Vf.
Arkiuisaw Traveller.
The memory of a drunken man ie
sometimes ntrikingly nlive. A well-
cnown citizen stood in u bar-room at.
.erupting to induce every ono to drink ,
Very naturally , his wnr experience soon
came up , nnd with that chust-swoll of
irido which" over ohaructcri/.CB tie old
tuldior , hi ) haul :
" 1 fought seven battloa during the woi
nnd ain't afraid of no man. "
"Como on and go homo , " remarked t
'riond , taking his arm.
"No , 1 won't go homo. I foughl
seven battles nnd nin't nfrald of no man ,
jut I won't go home , I am n married
Of tlio many rcinuillux liulorn the public for
Norvoim Debility anil woaknuKH uf Norvc
[ Jonerntlvo HyHtuiii , thrro in ilium 0iial | to Al <
ICII'H Drain Fond , -which jiriiniitly | anil | > onna-
nontly rOHtorftH all lint \\x \ < n" It miv'ur fiilln ,
| .k . , ( ! for 8.1.-At. . '
PUBLBC SALE
- OK-
100 Head of Short Horns !
AT Till : DKIVINU J'MIK
Council Ul nil's , - - - - Town
May 21 & , 22 , ' 84.
At 1 o'tluck | L in. ol ouch ikV.
! J5 FirKt-clusa Voting Uulls , Of
Choice Cows and Hoil'erH , all re
corded or olijjiblo for record.
jttrficnJ lor Cutilo ucu tu i-ltlar ol tlio undc
ilk-nod ,
T. r.TilKVKOIl.Ooiuinll Illiiirn , Iowa ,
II. ( I. WlllJKUUtl.lOJubolt. lu u.
W7-H-J 10-17
THE CHEAPEST PLAGE IN OMAHA TO BUY
Ilr i I I U
Ono of the Best andSlargest Stocks in the United States
toJselect [ from.
NO STAIRS rTO CLIMB ,
ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR ,
KNICKERBOCKER PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY !
i O South Main Street , Countil Bluffs , Town.
Wo minrantoo our work na firat-cliw in over nmnnor nnd style nt lo\7 prieo
AVe make n spooiaUy of Oroupes , Fnmiliea , nnd canecinlly children , whio
wo tnko quicker Hum n wink. COMK AND SKK US.
SCHMIDT , t R1LEV , Proprietors.
All klmla ol or.
ffife ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
i-tn.oto. V. All Orders bv Mnll Promptly Attendee ! To.
A
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WlIOIiUSALK DKALKUS IN
343 nnd 344 Droadwny. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
KVKItVTIIINn
Nos. 81 7 mill ! 31i S. Main St. . OOUNCIL BLUFFS
\
nrtatna , In Lnco , flic , Turcoman , Etc. Oil clotlin , Mattlnna , Linoleums Etc
jhoicest Stock West of Chicago.
nnd ho convinced that wo nro headquarters for nil goods in our line ,
ilncu to buy House Furnishings in the C'ly.
L BLUFFS , - IOWA.
Mnil Orders Filled Promptly nnd with Cnro
AND WOOD ,
UIK AND UAUUICti TJUB , IX > U1SVILI < K AND POIlTTiAM ) CKUKNTi MIOU10AN VLABTKIl , I1AIU
AND SKWKll 1'11'K.
o , 039 Broaaway , - . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
NEUMAYER'S HOTEL
ON THE
THEPlan. .
Fiirniluro and appointments nil now. Nos. 208 nnd 210 Brondwny , Council Bluffo.
H. H. HORNE & CO. ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
INars
Wo make n specialty , at our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA nud
rAUA CIGARS. All Cigars sold by usiiro of-our own manufacture and warranted
s represented.
OPERA HOUSE OIGAll HOUSE , B52 Broadway ,
H. II. HORNE AGO. , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA.
E3.
14Mnin COUNCIL HLTJKFS.IO'W.A.
MRS. D. A BENEDICT.
Jl VNUI'AirTUUKIl OF
Water Waves and Hair Goods
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NO. : w7 , w imoAinvAY COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
tto.GliuiliiK ut Nutlnm nml LuillBs Om > iln nt
IMPORTERS OF
AND JOBBERS OV DOMESTIC
OlAES.TOBA'uCOSJIPEStSMOIEES'AETICLlS . '
PROPUIKTOIIS OF THK FOLLOWING
CELEBRATED BRANDS :
Seina Victorias , Especiales , Eosoa in 7 Sizes iroin ( \ 60
to $120 per 1000.
AND TOT ! FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE CENT 01GAKS ;
Grapest Thi&tle , Lawrence Barrett , Oara-caels. SJew Stan
dard , Good Advice , New Brick.
WE DUPLICATE EASTERN FE1
8KND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES.
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