OMAHA DAILY BEE > TUESDAY , SEPTEMBER 0.
NEBRASKA
OK UKATIIU'E ,
The I'lonerr Xtutu&I Benefit Asaorlntloa In tl
8Utc ot Nebraska.
HMco-oiierMholnlti wnrklnR an'1 all racrabr
have avolco In tlio management lij < ' at the a :
mial mccciaRs.
IU aim Is to benefit Its onn mcmliors , their fllilon
nnd orphans In c o of drith , nccldcnt , tioknonn i
total permanent dlf.tMlity ot a member , at ivctn
CS t with oonnoiLlul nian ( fem nt.
Arcllalito home nigorlitlon. Active and relltb' '
ntont9 ; wanUil to c.tnvat lor members In
Kansw and Colorado. - - -
S. MoDOWALL ,
Secretary and General Manager ,
BE.VTRtoE , - - - NEI3
3IO.V. II. W. 1'AltKKn , H. C. SMITH ,
yi I'rcslJc'iit. Treasurer.
The mo of the term " Dh
Lino" In connection with It
corporate natno of a great to at
cotucya an Moa ol uit h l
required by the traTclldg pnh
lie a Short Line , Quick Tim
and the beat nf accommoda
tlonn all of which ate loin
Ihed by the gtoatcsl ullway In America.
And St. Paul.
II ownt MH | operates over 1,100 miles of
Northern Illinois , Wlncomln , UlnnoKita , low *
Dakota ; and as la main llnon , branches and oonnej.
tloni reach all the Croat bualiicus centres of tht
Northwest and Far West , It naturally answers lh <
dmorlptlon nf Hhort Line , and Boat Ilouto betwooa
Ghloano , Milwaukee , Kt. I'aul anJ Minneapolis.
ChlcaKO , Milwaukee , La Crosse and Wlnona.
Ubloagn , Milwaukee , Aberdeen and Ellendala
Chicago , Milwaukee , Kau Clalro and Htlllwctoi'
Chlugo , llllwaukco , Wausau and Merrill.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Iloavcr Dam and Oshkoih.
Chloigo , Milwaukee , Watiknsha anil Oaonomowoe.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mullson and 1'raltledu Chlon.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Owatonna and Fa'rlbaull ' ,
Chicago , Bclolt JanoitlUo and MlnoraU'oInt.
Chtoago , Klgln , llncklord anil Dubuquo.
Chicago , Clinton , Itock Island and Cci Rapids.
Chicago , Council Illuds and Omaha.
Chicago , Sioux City , Sioux Falls and Yanklon'
Chicago , Uilnraukoo , Mitchell and Chamberlain.
Rook IsUnd , Dubuque , St. Paul and Mlnncapollr.
Davonpoit. lmar , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Pullman 8 ecpera and the Flnrat Dining Cars In
the wrM arc run on tlio mainlines of thoUHICAOO ,
MK.W AUKKP. AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY , and oiery
attention Is paid to passengers by courteous employes
of the Company.
6. S. MEHIIILL , Qen'l M anager.
A. V H. OAIU'KNTKR , Qon' Pass. Agt
J.T. CLARK , Qon-ISnpt.
ESSOEO. II. IIEAFFOIID , Ass't Ocnl. Pa . Agt
PRINCIPAL LINE
ruoM
CKICAGO.rEORIA &ST.LOUIS ,
nr WAY or
01IAHA AHD L11ICOLM TO DENVER ,
Oil VIA.
EAMSAS CITY AND ATOHISON to DENVER ,
Coiuifctlni , ' In Union Depots nt KniifiiisClly ,
Oniiilianiul Denver with tluoiigli tmlns lor
And all points In tliu Oicnt West.
Union Depot nt Chlciuro
\vltlitliioiiKlitmlmlor
NEW YOUIL , JIOSFON ,
. And nil Kc > nii Oltie .
AtPporlnwItlitliiov. UiuhiHlurVmllnnnp.
ollH , Clncliiiiiitl , ColHiCLJfe , mid nil imlntH In
tlio boutli.lMist. At Hi"Touia witii tluuueh
truliiH lor all pointH
LMcKniitDayCoiiolies , Patlor C'nra , with Ilo.
clInliiB ClinlrH ( Hunts Irce ) , Sinoklnn Cure 1th
Ituvolvlnif Ulmli-s , I'nlliniin Pnliico SlvciiliiK
Unm mid thu ruinous O.It. , to. DinliiK Uura
niiKlnlly tonnd from OlilciiKo nnd UiinsiwClty ,
Chlcimomid council lllnlU : Clilc ( fo and lies
Molni'U , 0 ilciiBO , St. JosuiUi , At.-lilson and
without clmiiKo. Only tliroimli line
tlu-lr own trains lictwi-uu OlilciiKo ,
' inV 1 1)c ver. and ClileiiBo. KHIIHIW
City and Denver. ThioiiKh cais Imtwuuii
Initlanuiiolla and Council JlTutts , via 1'corlii
, " 10 ANI SOUTH.
Solid 'IniliiH ot Klosant Dny Coiiehes anil
' '
I'ulman
I'lUaenSleopliiKCiUHaie run dally to
? rJili/ " ' ; ' " ' ' v'f ' " ' " " " "llrnl ; Mliicy ,
! ! !
, ' , ltlnr ' " 'I'l'la and All.ul
? mU ' ! ! ! " > ll -iin > ilir I'ailoi-Cai-a
ni InliiK t'liulin to nnd lioni Kt. Louis
St. Louis mid le Mollies , I own ,
brasliii , ami Denver , rotumilo.
It In also tlio only Tliionj'li Line lietween
ST. LOUIS , MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL.
? 'V' ' " " ' " "s tlio Kicat T1IKOUOII OAU
i vi
'i " ' "iilvcmilly iidinlt
i Uo !
Iinet Ejalppsi Railroad in the World for
all elaso3 of Travel.
ThitiHKh TIckrtH via this line lor cnlo ntni'
j.Adbmmd'il' tlckcto"leial ; tuu UnitodStutot
T > Jvi
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AND 8L4TE HOOFINQ.
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lilt Douilai Bl. Omaha , Ntb.
UANUFAOTUnEIl 0 ?
Oaliramzoo iron Cornices ]
OCULIST &AURIST
J. F. ARMSTONG , M. D ,
Practice Limited to Diseases of the
Eye and Ear.
1503 FAIINAM ST , - OJIAHA.
Health 'is ' Wealth !
Da. K. 0. Wt/tr's NIBTX AXD HKIIK TKIUSMMT , a
( ruaruitaed iteciao lor Hyiioila , D ulnoM , Convul-
t > loii , FIU , Nurvoul Neuralgia Hoidaoho , Nervoui
J'rostratlon cxu od by tliu me ol a'.cohol or tabbacoo ,
Wakcluloeu. Mental deproulnn. Holtculn ol tliu
liialii , rotultlntr In lntiu.tr and leaping to misery ,
decay and death , 1'romature Old tfu , lUronunion \
ol | > o CTln cither ei , lii\olmitary IjM&ud Hpcr <
lEttorliuracauxHl by onreitrtluutol the brain , tell-
abUKtorovorlndulguioo. Kich IHJI. cootulm one
mouth'i tieitment. 81.M i > boxer nix bottle * tut
* 5.WJ , lint by mall f repaid oa roculpt c ( juice ,
WK QUAHANlKIi SIX I'.OXEJ
To cure inr caae. With each order rec lrod by us
for lU bottlci , ace-Jin ; > lHi ( J with (1 OU , vro will tend
the purchMtr our written Kiumntoo to reluud the
cicnoy II thetreatioentdov not tllocta euro. Uuar.
uitcc Iwuwi eely by JOHN 0 : WK4T & CO. .
] yZ8-tnA4)ry M2Madl on Et-.L-hlcago. 111.
C.A.WBLSOP.M.O.
( I'aouliy True Medical Volume ol Ohio ,
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vc itnii wtl
IT action. It is n nafa ,
ITAM , OTUEJl MKDI sure nnd sp < * dy euro
CUH3 TAII , , ( M U nnd liun-
net * DIItnOTLT droda have
nml AT ONOI3 on been cured
UieK.lVNr.Ya , by It when
1JVK11 nnd BOW. phytlcUnnnncl
T.US , restoring rrlondn had
them to n healthy Riven thorn up
todlo.
IT IS BOTH A "SAFE CURE"
and a "SPECIFIC. "
, ii at llo Klilnryi ,
J.Urr , Hlnililcr nnd irrlmiry Or mii |
JJropny , ( iratcl , Dlnlirtrn , IlrlwIiI'M
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or hide , Jtrlrntliin op Non.ltc-
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llrndnrlic , Sour Mciinncli , Djnprp-
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'he Steck is a Durable Piano.
HE STUCK HAS BINDING QUALITY OF TONK
FOUND NO OTIIEIl PIANO.
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OMAHA NED.
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0110 who nil ) nnd a mrtUo
cured Illood Taint by tlio u o ot Swill's
wclllo alter 1 liml inoht usually lalk'Ju Itti the Mtr-
iry and I'oUuli I'rcatinvnt.
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art Htninllni ; . Hail Bore > as IIFKO nn my lnuul , mul
cry onu thought I Mas iluoinud. H ilt' Hpcelllo
ireil mo alter I'lijticliins and all other innlltliio had
lied.1 U. I. . HIGH , Ixiiol.e , Ark.
' in nnr\wou' ' ( ' " < 't ' purchano from ice what
> I UUUU Httllt'H Kivrlllo | ha ilono lor mo. U
idro mu ol llhciimatliim r < ui ml hy mularla. "
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NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY
SUCOE880H TO DAVIS b DNYDXII. )
doim * Ctilciiln
1606 FA11NAU BT. OMAHA.
UITO toi Ilia 109,000 korci oaretolly Idlootod landi
Eagtorn Kebraaka , at low piloo and on ca y ternu
Improved urun tor ( tie In Douxlu , DoJje , Oolln
atto.IIuit , L-umlnit , Uarpy , Wishlngton , tforlcli
i , and llutlei Oountk'i.
Taioa paid In all parti ol the Btatt , '
Money loaned on improved luma.
Notary rullloalnaji In oilloe Concgpoudenoo
lltSll
EOIBROOR , SBEWOH S BEAKY.
[ peering , Survefing
AND CONTRACTING WORK
me within the city ami tliruuKhout the Htnto ,
fl-QiUco CrelKhtou Jlloclr , 0 | > i > 0ilto City Knulnccr'n
Iro. ali-lm
IURAL NEBRASKA !
10 Leading Agricultural ana Live Stock
JiOrnal of tUeWest.
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H. S. SMITH & CO. ,
I MOIU AND I'L'tLIIHItlU ) .
) N UOltT. W. KUItNAB , Secretary Bt lloirJ
( . ( AKrioulturc , AniKiclate KolU/r.
IBSCUIITION PKIUK , fl.OO per } ear lo advance.
frf-AOKNTS WAN1EDJFT
9 and 103 a litn Street. - OMAIIA , NEW ,
IL&.O
SirnitRo Kind Ol
Froi i i 10 Now.York Sun's lloview' t
Wend rj nnd Curiosities of the Hallway
by W. S. Kennedy.
It npilcars Ihntaomo tlmo ago n luca
inotivo on sled rtinnora was canstructci
iti Scotland , nnd employed for dr.iwhij
pasaongora nnd freight over tlio ice bo
twccn St. 1'otcrsburK niidCronatadt. Tin
two driving wheels in the ro.\r woroalud
dcd with sharp 8ikoa | ! , whereas the fron
[ i.irt of the onginu rested on n sled whicl
was nwivolod , nnd turned to the righ
or loft by whonla working in conncc
lion with nn I endless acrow nnd scgnion
rack. From Ihia locomotive , which ii
aaid to hnvo run eighteen miles nil houi
in nny direction , the transition ! s nntura' '
to railroads tvliooo ties and tracks have
been laid on the frozen surfnco of rivers ,
Mr. Kennedy tolls us that in 187 ! ) , whet
the mercury stood 20 ° below zero , v
train of the Northern Pacific railroad
passed over the Missouri river on ice
three feet thick. The pressure whicl :
the ice resisted may bo estimated from
the fact that the track waa laid on
twelve foot ties , and that the cars
carried over n quantity of rail
road iron as well aa n number of visit-
oro. About n year ago a similar road
was built across the lUvor Liwronco at
JTochclagn. In this instance n rough
road bed wns first leveled in the ice ;
then cross beams were fitted in , and up
on thcHo wcro placed longitudinal beams
which were thotriselvos crossed by the
ties that hold the rails , water then being
pumped over the whole structure to
froczo it down.
Kvcn moro novel is the idea of grad
ing for n railroad through a forest with n
crosscut caw , nnd laying the tioa on the
ntumps. This has actually been done in
Sonoma county , Gal. liero the trees
are sawed off nnd leveled , and the ties
nro fastened on the stumps , two of which
nro hugo redwoods dUtiding side by side ,
nnd sawed off 7" icot from the ground.
So firm is this ( support that cars loadc'
with heavy logs can pass over with pa ;
foct aocurity. It is not generally know :
that in 18IW no loss thnn fifty-two mile :
of the projected road of the Ohio Rai"
road company was laid on wooden pill
which were from 7 to 28 feet long , nn
driven 40 feet apart in four rows
No train , however , was over run eve
this track. Several wooden track rai
ways , on the other handnro actually ope
rated in the United States nnd Canaan.
Quo of thcso in the Province of Quobo
is thirty miles long nnd is used in tin
transportation of timber. The rails an
of maple , nnd trains are said to run eve
them witli remarkable smoothness nt tin
rnto of twenty-five miles nn hour. Anther
) thor wooden track railway moro than
Iftcon miles long has boon constructed
m the grndings of the abandoned South
Carolina Central railroad , in order to car
y the prodcta of turpentine dlstilloriei
0 n market.
Still moro curious are what Mr. Ken >
ledy would call the bicycle railways ,
vliuro the car wheels run on n singli
nil. Ono called the "steam cnrnvnn , '
vas began in Syria , between , Aleppo nnd
Uoxandrottn , but apparently never flu
shed. In the cnso of this experiment
ho rail was raised on n wall of masonry
wenty-oight inches high and seventeen
nd ono-half inches broad. On this one
all were to travel the wheels of the lo-
omotiyo and the carriages attached , but
t was intended to brace the engine and
ho last car in the train by obliquely
ilacou leather-covered wheels running
ilong the sides of the wall , which wheels
vnro further to serve na brakes.
A single rail or bicycle railroad has boon
milt in the United States , and was in op
iration at Phtunixvillo , Pa. , in 187(5 (
iinco that data a two-wheeled locomo-
ivo has boon made in Gloucester , N. J. ,
ar an elevated railroad Atlantic , Ga.
Vith those bicycle engines may bo com-
arcd the railway velocipedes , many of
rhich , wo learn , nro used on Western
nilroada. These , which have n wheel
n each track , can bo propelled by the
iot and hands of the rider at the rate of
ivonty miles nn hour.
There is nothing specially now in the
reject of atmospheric railways , or , In
thor words , of propelling carriages along
largo tube , by producing n vacuum in
: ont , nnd applying ntmosphoric pressure
ohlnd. This device has not proved
f much practical value , though a
ibulnr road of this kind was for n time
1 actual operation at the Crystal Palace ,
yndonham. The tube in this instance
as of brick , n quarter of a milo lon ,
ino feet high nnd eight fcot wide , and
10 car within it wns used only for the
mveyanco of passengers , The piston
uit propelled the car wns rendered nl-
icst airtight by moans of u fringe of
riatleB extending nearly to the sur-
mnding brick work of the tunnul and to
s lloor. A fan , worked by n steam on-
no , both exhausted and compressed
loiiir. The motion of the car was
loasant , and the ventilation ample. In
> nnuction with this branch of the sub-
ict , Mr. Kennedy tolls us that"u flying
leomotivo" was made to justify itii
unu nt the aeronautical oxhibi-
on In England in 1808. The engine
eighod thirteen pounds , and wns made
> lift itself , with forty pounds in nd-
ition , ton height of six inches in con-
nuous light nround tlio room. The con-
ivanco til n wind driven chariot , or car
ith sails , to which Milton alludes in his
PcradianLusfas having boon omplopcd
11 the plains of China , baa at various
niS8 boon made usoof on the level roads
E Holland. Mr. Kennedy recalls the
ict that recourse was had to tliu sa mo
lothod of louoinotion about 1830 on a
lilroad from Ualttmoro to Kllicott'a
lilla. lint n much more successful anil-
ig car was Invented for tlio Kansas
nclfio railroad , and has boon used for
ears as n hand car on that road. The
last is plavou fo t high , nnd the Irian-
ular sail ha * two booms , On the plains
appod of forty miles nn hour lias been
ttainod by Una car with the wind right
beam , the sail close hauled , and the
iad full of disadvantageous curves.
It will probably bo news to must poo.
lo that iu 1870 , nt Paris , ono Ur , La
ombu exhibited the model of a submar-
10 railway which ho proposed to lay on
10 bottom of the channel between Dev
: and Calm's , On a road-bod of concrete
iron galvanized iron rails were to bo
laced , two for the track nnd ono in the
tntro. To the central rail the cur
as to bo attached by rollers , in order to
rovout It being derailed by the waves ,
he boat car was to bo air tightanddiiv-
i by n propollurscrow worked by com-
resscd air. Fresh air was to bo supplied
) the occupants of the car by ntubo run-
ing to the surface of the water , whuro
would bo alllxod to a buoy , Fiinlly , n
irics of buoys on the surfaoo would
lark nut the track of the car , which , in
lao of any accident , could bo cut
logo below , whereupon it would rise to
10 surface ,
IMIotH lii Tliu SI , IJTOIIUP. .
< > rrr | Hmdi'iit to the New Vork Tribune.
Just after wo had piwsod the Long
ult ( jr"Soo" ) rapids , 1 found thu
urdy French-Canadian intxto of the
orsican taking a rest from his labor nt
10 wheel. " 1 used to bo captain of a
liooner , " ho said in the course of our
.mbling . talk , ' 'but the owner said ho
thought $ i0 v week waa too mud
BO I waa sent adrift and Ii
engaged n young follow wh
in leas than two weeks had the veasc
nshnro , and now she ia on the docks fo
$300 worth of repairs. But I'll BOO :
have n vessel of my own. This steam
boat job is just to keep my hand in. D
you know. " ho wont on , "theso pilota o
the rapids make good wages ? There *
Mr. Willis , that ahrowd looking , gray
haired old man who came aboard to guidi
ua through the Lone Sault. Ilo goti
SGCO n year for two hours' work a day
with only thrco days a woe !
in spring and autumn ; and nothing ht al
to do in winter. Ilo doesn't have tc
hork hard at the wheel either , for we
tavo eight men ou the wheel and tiller
ogpthor as wo shoot the rapids. lie has
a line farm of his own. After getting tc
Montreal ho goea back to hia villato ? bj
the railroad. Then there la Baptiato ,
the big ' " Indian
C'hughnawaga , or "praying
dian , who comes aboord from hia canoe
at Oaughnawnga. Uo gets § 100 a year
for about ton minutes a day running the
Lachino Rapids. Uo has boon on the
river and acquainted with the rapids al
most since ho waa born. " The wa ea
might have seemed hich for the timn the
pilota worked , especially to a man work
ing night and day for loss money , but
as the boat wont steadily through the
sauldron oftho , Lachino rapids , with a wall
3f water ahcoting ovur rocks on ono
side and a foaming abyss on the other ,
3110 felt as ho looked at the calm , reliant
( ace of the Indian at the helm , with the
nuscloB of hii arms stretched and his
: lear , keen eyes gazing ahead from un-
lur the clouch felt hat , that as far as the
public was concorued at least , ho was
volcomo to all the watros ho received.
Figures Won't lilc.
The figures showing the enormous
Dearly solca of Kidney-Wort , demonstrate
Is value aa a medicine beyond dispute.
.tis _ a purely vegetable compound of cer-
ain roota , leaves and berries known to
mvo special value iu Kidney troubles ,
/ombincd with theao ore remedies acting
liroctly on the Liver and Bowels. It is
iccauso of this combined action that Kid-
icy-Wort has proved auch an unequale
cmedy in all diseases of theao organs.
: iioDutyof3totIiors toward School
toston Transcript.
"I wonder , " Tonnyaon is reported t
ave aaid in a late conversation , "
render any ono should fail to see tha
110 central figure in my poem , 'Th
'rlncess , ' ia the child. Since the philos
phy oftho world always comes round a
ist to the poetry of the world , wo may
ness that speculatlona and experiment
i the science of womanhood will onh
low in its larger outlines and fulle :
: opo. The time has come already when
'uo women are ashamed of any ignoto
ice of nursery Jaws. The instinctive
vo they share with the lower creatures
: the jealously guarded nursery tradi
una no longer answer.
Not to know the best food , the bosi
othing , the best regulation of air and
} ht and sleep for the baby is felt to bo
sgracofully unintelligent. Jtut as surc-
the time is coming , wo must believe ,
lien not to know and use the boat moan !
r training the growing mind and soul
111 seem , if possible , worse , now can
bo that mothers who would fiercely pro-
ct the infant lifo from any interference
carelessness or ignorance fail to throw
10 sarnn cheltpring passion around the
lilc ] , just as his need of it grows deeper
id moro conscious ? Moil might doubt
3 wisdom in ages when that maternal
ission waa unguided by intelligence. II
us in auch times that the cast-iron school
atoms were adopted that are still at
) rk in England , and whole processions
mothers have had to see boys , organ-
3d , for instance , as'William Cowper and
lomas Do Qulncy were , go from their
ma to bo bruised if not crushed as
oy wcro under such systems. But to
iat purpose have women been growing
iser , if not to become able towork with
on in the larger plans and systems
lich uhapo the world of human lifo
to the beautiful molds of a bettor fu
ref
it pertains to the crudest and lowest
rm of maternity to cease to plan and
are the control of the child the moment
D animal development is safely neil
yun. It Booms monstrous and inoxpli-
bio , in thia nge , that woman should
inbly allow these whoso claim on her is
BO infinite to bo swept away from her
.o the whirl of a machine in whoso con
notion and uuidanco she has no part ,
uo enough , tlio child is born for the
rid , and must grow Into its right rola-
iia as into its full individuality. A
ithor is not a very tender ono who has
pangs to smother when "to broider
> long clothes and neat little coat" is
: dod no longer ; when the dainty do
es of kilt and sash must give way to
i commonplace of tailor-made suita ,
1 when her best kisses and stories are
ly an item , nnd no longer the sum of
ipinesH for the boy. But she ia not
y largo or wise if at tliia point film can-
; translate hur love with a now dialect
moot the change. LI ere , aa every-
ere oho , it is first that which is nutu-
, afterward that which is spiritual.
If the child must begin to weave him-
f Into the web of society , if the school
st taku him , then to what purpose is
i Massachusetts mother more learned
1 far-seeing than a Malay if she can do
moro for him in this crisis than meet
it with bonbons , or oven follow him
ill prayers ? It ia a tilgn of strength to
silent when futo says "must , " but it
vise to bo quito sure of the inevitable
'orewo submit. There are things
sugh from which our children cannot
protected , burdens enough , they can
ly bo taught to boar ; but can 0110 who
nks and observes help believing that
) evils of the schools are in the class
which there is possible remedy ? The
st mothers can do ia to think and
; a on these matters , and that may
turally load on to the most. When
lia in "Mlddlomarch" gave out her
: lo aphorism that "Mou know best
3ut everything except the things
men knew better babioa and so on , "
) uttered the substance of the whole
; umont for school sutl'rago.
Tlio Very Uuny Miin ,
This sort of a man generally breaks
ivn by too much attention to business
1 not enough attention to health. He
nkii ho hus a splendid constitution ,
1 can stand the racket , lie becomes
rvous , debilitated , and despondent ,
hen ho begins to take Brown's Iron
tiers ho also begins to experience ro
wing strength , Mr. J. Mitchell
> bb , 021 Market street , Wilmington ,
il. , says , "For chronic dyspupeia and
iioral debility , Brown's Iron Bitters is
J bent possible , remedy , J sullurod
rribly for two years. Since using it I
; 1 as if I had new lifo and blood put iu
OTionry Win * .
UASSAS CiTV September 7. Tha eU day
Ik at Viceroy park cloaeil to-night. U'Leary
ii , niaUliu'Ml und C laps. Millor'u imil
Uer'a combined score , 007 audI lar .
ruled , Miller 2CO aud 7 lapi. Waters , ! MO
J 7 laps.
IilST OF
In tlio Omnlia poatoflico for
xvcok tndinR September C , 1SSI :
O 1C COUTANT ,
I'ostinaster ,
111 thu nbaonco of auitablo materials or
> tiiuo to prepare it , people often go
.hout a dressing for Ef.lado. Duy
rkoo'0 Dressing , and you will never
ublo yourself to make another.
0010) HEDAL , PABIB , 187S
BAKER'S
Warranted iihtulntcli/ > r- >
Cucoii , from which the ciccm ol
OH ha becurcmo\cd. Itha M <
Hints tht strength of Cocoa lulled
with Htnrcn , Ai-uwroot or tiupar ,
and Is tlu > reforo far moro economi
cal , It U dcllclout , nourlfhlntTj
IrcngthonlnK , easily dlgcatcd , and
admirably adapted for Imalld * M
mil as fur ponont In liuilth.
Sold uj ( Irorrri ofcrrnhcris
BtKEB & POU Diicsier. as.
ummer Resort
if the Northwest , Detroit , Minn
untry ol WOODS AND IAKES.KW mllcn west
it. Paul. Thrco trains dtlly on the N P. R. K. ,
b 30 Day Excursion. Tlckvti at about cue-ball
i ,
OTEL MINNESOTA ,
elegant bouta with accommodttloni for 200
( R. n. COLDURN , Proprietor.
'
-THE g
BEST TONIC , 3
medicine , combining Iron wltli rmro
> lo tonlM , ijttlrkly find completely
rurei l > 5Kt > ep < iln < lmll rMliinVrulinei > < i ,
nml Nrurnl ln.
Itls nn nnlalllni * rrmcdy for Dlrenscs of the
lilnrj * unil l.lvcr.
It is liivalimblo for DIscnFM peculiar to
Women , atul all who lend ecdcntnry lives.
I tilocsnot Injure the teethcause headaclic.or
produce con tlpatlon O//ICT / Iron medicines do.
Hcnrlohes and ptirlflcs the blood , stimulates
tlte.nlds the n lmllatlon of food , re
lieves Heartburn mid liclehlng , mid strength.
cn i the mmrlcs and nerves.
Tor Intermittent revere , lassitude , Ijick o (
Energy , .Vc. , It has no equal , . .
* 3 * The Ronnlno has above trade mark mid
crossed red lines on w rapper. Take no other.
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Chartered by theStatcoflll'
Inols for thcexpresspurriosi
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all chronic , urinary nnd prl.
( vate diseac * . * ) . Oopprrlwen
Gleet nndSyplnlis In oil theli
complicated forms , also al
diseases of the Sltin nnc !
IJIood promptly rcllcvcdanc
I'crmanenttycured hy reme-
.
Weaknesi. Nipht Losses by Dreams , Pimples on
th ; FaceLo t Manhood , f'os/fJrc/ycurcif T/.cr *
{ siiocf ) > fi'incniitut > Th : appropriate te.r.edy
.sntonce used In each case. Consultations , per.
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illKOsllon , Lack ol Htrenptli ,
mul Tiro-.1 i'"lutalisoliitcly
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nerves rcbt-lvo new force.
Jir.llvfii3 tliu nilinl and
supnllcs llralu I'OIVIT.
SnirurliiRlroniro
_ 9 iiecnllarto tliclrsux will
Ilnd In DR. ' , ( , TEH'S IKON TONX3 n pnto and
rjiocdy euro. ( Hires : i clear , healthy complexion.
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in our business we've
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Sir Edwin Davis , who
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enable us to han-
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if property. We ask
hose who' ' have desi-
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ale , to place the sam&
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be
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