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/ BEE SATU11DAY , . NOVEMBER 1 1864.
AtlvcrtlshiR Clients.
"I haa become so common to begin nn
article , in nn elegant , interesting stylo.
"Then run it into some advertisement
that wo avoid nil such ,
"And simply call attention to the mor-
ita of Hop Bittcra in ns plain , honest
terms na possible ,
"To indueo people
"To give them one trial , which so
roves their vnluo that they will never
ao anything olto.
sofavornbly noticed ! n nil
the papers ,
llollRlons nnd rrculnr , is
"Hnvlnprt lnr o sale , nnd is suuplantlng nil
other ineiliclnoa ,
"Thero is no iw denying thnlrtuesof the
Hop plant , and the proprietors of Hop IHUorn
havu shown Rroat shrewdness nnd ability * *
"In compounding n medicine whoso virtues
nro so palpablu to e\ory one's observation. "
"No !
"Shu lingered and suflercd along , pin-
int ; away all the time for yeara , "
"Tho doctors doing her no coed ; "
"And at last iraa cured by this Hop
Dittora the papers say so much about. "
"Indeed ! ludecdl"
"ITpw thankful wo should bo for that
medicine. " -
A
"Eleven years our daughter ( suffered on
a bed of misery ,
1 'From a complication of kidney , liver ,
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility ,
"Under the care of the best physicians
"Who gave her disease various names ,
"But no relief ,
"And now she is restored to us in good
health by ns simple a remedy as Hop
Bitters , that wo had shunned for years
before using it. " TUK PAUENJH.
Father IB Getting Wall.
"My daughters nay :
"II ow much hotter father is ainco ho
used Hop Bitters "
"lie is getting well after his long suf
fering Irom A disease declared incurable. "
"And wo are so glad that ho used your
Bittara. A LADY of Utica , N. Y.
jUTKono genuine without a bunch o ( green Hops
on the white. lubcl. Shun all the \llv , poisonous
BtufI with "Hop" or "Hops" In their name.
Hostcttor's Stnju.
ach Hitters Is a aline
blood dcpurcnt , it ra
tional cathartic , n nil
asupoibantl bilious
apcciflo It rallies the
taillne energies ot
the dcblUtntcil and
checks prematmodo
cav. Kov er and ague
billoiiB remittent ,
djspcpsla and bowel
co in p lal n t8a , o
among tb o evils
w Inch It entirely re-
mou'i In Iroplral
rountilo' , whcrothi
liver and bowels are
ordain most unfivor
ably affected t > J the
combined Influence
of climate , diet and
water , It ' 8 a very
neixia'ary P For sale I y all dniRgUta and
( Inlets jjenorally
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Rural Nebraska , '
The loading Agricultural and Ilvo Stock Journal of
the west ; 20 paijcs 80 columns , cut anil stitched ,
nmgiii lie form , has a handsome Illustrated cover ,
and has been established 15 jcars. The best moth-
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vioHcd. No ono who tills a flower or plant , or
lootot land ; who omisa horHO , cow pl ( ? or chicken ,
\ cm afford to bo without the Hural Nebraska.
The Best Writers
Contribute to ltO > aso3 , The Kdltorlals are crisp ,
unbiased aud to the { > oint , It la published at the
loweubscrlptlo'i prlcoof Sl.OO a jear Ina n larger
circulnt en than thiit of any other publication ot
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uinoni ; the licst Airrlcultural and L'.vo block Jour-
nala in the United StUoj.
The Horns Circle.
Department of the Uural Kubra k-v li n epo'lal
Icaturo which alnavti mabosit a wtlcoinoijitor at
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Agents "Wanted.
Wo pay I'oetmastcra and I-ocal Agents a bigger Cash
Coniniip-iun tlnn any oMicr publlshera in America ,
and ttho llook" . I'oflkct Knives , Watches , l c , THKH
tolivos and ( Ilrlj who ta < re Biibicrlptioi.B for us
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The Weekly Bee
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J. 21 , only U cents moro then the prioo of the HFK
nlono. Every Hey and ilrl who eends us 10 cenH
for agent's ( outfit , sample copies amf Illustrated
I'leininmUst , will receive an elegant assortment of
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COUHCJOIUFFS
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
BLAZING FOR BLAINE ,
The Renntilicans Ontflo All Former
Political Demonstrations ,
Thousands of People , Miles of
Torches , Bunting nil d
dandles-
A Glorious Nl lit for Council HlitflV.
The republican demonstration last
night was indeed one which would ex
haust the adjectives usually applied to the
description of such attaint. The day itself
was largely given over to the making of
preparations for the evening. There was
little business done , many of the citi
zens wore busy decorating stores and residences
idencos , and others wore busy in arrang
ing details for the parade.
There wore many strangers in the city
during the day , the morning trains bring
ing them in on every road by the hun
dred , so that long before the hour
for the parade , there were
crowds upon the streets , almost blocking
the sidewalks.
The decorations and illuminations wore
extensive indeed. The business portions
of the city wore a flutter of streamers
and a blaze of candles. Broadway , Main
and Pearl streets wore the brightest gala
adornments.
On Pearl street the newspaper offices
wore dressed up. Tin : BEG stood out In
largo letters of light formed of Japanese
lanterns , and the windows were Illumi
nated in red , white and blue , while the
picture of James G. Blaine , surrounded
with the national colorsoccupied a prom
inent place. The Evening Herald
oflico was Illuminated from top
to bottom , trimmed with
Blaine and Logan flagging and largo pic
tures of the two candidates. Dr. R.
Rico's oflico was also finely adorned , and
among the other places on the street wore
the oflico of A. B. Walker , D. W. Bush-
noil's store , the Little Gem restaurant ,
Odell & Day's oflico , Dr. Woodbury's of-
flee , the Council Bluffs Insurance com
pany , J. W. and E. L Squires. Smith
A Crittendon's wholesale dry gooda house
presented a beautiful appearance , the
whole front being a blaze of light and
color. In Bayliss park every tree bore
lanterns. The court house was illu
minated from basement to dome. Kiui-
ball & Champ's real estate oflicca , Rus
sell itCo.'a great agricultural warehouse
and the McClurg cracker factory wore
also specially attractive.
It would be impossible to give all the
decorations on Main street. Among the
specially noticeable onoa wore those of
the American Express company , Smith
& Towsleo , D.V. . Bushiit-11 , Grandy &
Co. , W. S. Homer & Co. , Poregoy &
Moore , Jacqucnim & Co. , the poatofllco ,
Mrs. J. J. Good , J. A. Gorham , Sims
it Cadwell , City livery , Council Bluffs
Insurance company , Blaine and Logan
headquarters , Cooper & McGee , Nelson &
Manger , F.V. " . Bvrko , J. Mueller , Thep.
Bray , W. W. Chapman , Allen &
Rapp , Empkio Hardware company ,
Smith & Crittendon , Shugart , Waite &
Wies , Ivoolino & Felt , N. Shepard ,
James & Havorstock , P. Morris , Tibblta
A Kost , Creston house , J. W. Moreo , J.
W. Rodofer , Gilmoro's bookstore , John
Scott , Churchill pump company , Lewis
& Gilbert , Smith it Loerke , Beckman it
Co. , Brown & Woodbury , Cole Brothers.
The decorations wore grtaily varied , and
very beautiful , and score 01 other busi
ness buildings wore adorned simply with
a few flags.
The decorations were not confined
altogether to buildings owned or occupied
by republicans , numbers of democratic
citizens very magnanimously helping in
making the city look beautiful and in extending -
tending an hospitable reception to the
visitors , as c'tizsns if not as party men.
Broadway never prcBuntod a more
brilliant appearance. The Pacific house
had its front very nicely decorated with
campaign bunting , and brightly illumi
nated. DoVol As Wright's store was
also elaborately adorned. Among other
places of special decoration were the
ticket oflico , the Pha-nix saloon and
Mike Nolan's , Raymond it Campbell ,
Wabaeh ticket oflico , Poregoy it Moore ,
Boston boot and shoo store , Theo
dore Lund's saloon , E J. Abbott's oflico ,
J. M. Phillips and 'A. T. Lindsoy it Go's
store were particularly line ; Potorfiold it
Church , Miller & Co. , 11. E. Seaman.
The buildniKB nfHarknosa Bros. , Casa-
dy , Orcutt it French , and A'au Brunt ,
Thompson it Co. , were elaborately adorn
ed. IJ. A. Gleason , Cocko it Morgan ,
D. Malthy , W. T. Braun , Motcalf Bros , ,
nn extra show ; Manor and Craig , D. A.
Benedict , J. C Bixby had the
, words "Blaino" and a star
above it , made of gas jets ,
besides other decorations. Stewart Bros. ,
A. J. Mandol , Singer sowing machine
company , J. .J. Blies , II. Friedman , Judd
it Smith , J. B. Atkins and Eisoman ,
Redder it Co. had an arch of lanterns
strung across the street between their
places of business ; .1. 0. Crnckwoll , J.
lleitor , F. II. Lovmo , E. ATicknor ,
Howe it Son , T. Woolsey , W. H.
Smith , Tompleton & Lamb , L. 0.
Brockott , L. F. Whitehead , Mrs. J. E.
Motcalfo , 0. A. Bocho & Co. ; Ogden
house had the windows illuminated and
adorned with flaga ; C D. Luccock , A ,
vSloRler , Mandormalror & Van , Ed. Mott
threw a flag acrosx Broadway ; M. Scan-
Ion , T. J. Clark , Foster Bros. , Bell it
( Hall , R. Mullis , Mr. Pippin , Western
hose , M. E. Uarlo'a stable on Pierce
street was also adorned.
The western part of Broadway was
also made to flutter and to blaze. Among
the moat noticeable were the Nonpareil ,
which had bunting and candles , the Col-
orada house , the Model ntnam laundry ,
St. Louis saloon , the Itavcro house ,
Frank's rnataurant , H. II , Homo & Co ,
T. D. King it Co , Taylor & Caloff ,
Hayno it I'almer , Louie < V
Metier , A. D Foster it Brother ,
Cijit. Hiftht'iiofJco , H. A , Bollcs &Co.
Vortli Main street with ita new pav
ing , nut nn its adornments likn a bndo ,
Do Vol & Wright , D M.Conui'l.Dr.Hart ,
It. L. Williams , the Scott house , and
others had an abundance of light and
bunting and an arch of lantoriu WEB
thrown ncrofli the street.
Keal Kutato
The following are the real estate trann-
fera filed for October . ' 51 ttid reported to
THK BKK by P. J. MoMahon ,
Martha Liundora to J V Bucking
ham , ci no 1 2t. ! 74 , H9. ? 2 400
Newton Uaclup and wf to Julius M ,
Fiaj-ler , lot 8 , block 4 , IJagg's add , ? 800.
Wm. Klllion and wf to Jane Klllion ,
so } nw } SI , 70 , - 0. SI,000.
Joacdh T. Lewis to Mary Lewis , swj
nej 28 , 77 , 43 ? 800.
Thos. Marshall and wf to Joseph See-
bold , p.wt a\\ ] swj 1 , 7714. . SHOO.
October 27. Milton Parker to Horace
Everett , nj ncj I. 7i > , 42. $1,12. ) .
The roller skate mostly in favor scorns
to bo the one with the 2 } inch brass-
linrd wheels , the largest in use. H. L.
Miller , lOO'.i ' Fourth avenue , Council
Blulls , is the nosteni agent for those
skates , and is having an immense RUCCCSS
in soiling the same. He carries a largo
and well assorted stock of club , half club
and strap skates.
GOVERNMENT BUILDING ,
The Contract Lcl lo an IIHiiolN Alan ,
The superintendent of the government
building , Mr. O. J. King , has been neil
ftod by the supervising architect of the
treasury , Mr. Boll , that the contract for
the first story ( the basement ) of the now
post-oflico has been awarded to J. M.
Rico , of Austin , Ills , , ho being the lowest
bidder.
Work will , it is thought , not begin un
til after the election.
Persons interested in roller skates
should investigate the latest improve
ment , the l--liiuli brass lined wheels , the
largest in use , which are sold only by II.
L Miller , 1001) ) Fourth avenue , Council
Blull'i. Full assortment of club , half
club and strap skates on hand.
Order hard wood of P. OAcrton.
II. Vincent , of the Nonconformist , was in
the city yesterday.
GoorijoTIiayor , of Omaha , was in the city
yesterday looking up the commission business ,
F. Cooley hai taken the agcucy for plows ,
binders , mowers aud buggies , nnd will shortly
stall on the road.
Mr. Pratt , formerly of the Hnrlan Herald
and now in the real cstato and abstract busi
ness In Ouster county , Nebraska , was in the
city yesterday.
Mr. Stephen Ja incs , formerly of Oakland
a brother of Judge .Tunica , haa rcmo\eil to
this city , and is improving a line resilience
property bought by him ou Mndlaon street.
II. N. McGrow , the special ngont of the
Cedar llapida meurnnco company , una hero at
the bip republican show. Ho could linully
stop talking insurancu long onouch to sou the
parade. Mac la a lively [ ono , and ahrnya a
welcome caller.
Platte Overtoil is selling screened
Contorvillo coal for SI-CO per ton and
throws in a bundle of kindling.
A Printer's Knror.
Sweet are the uaoa of rulvcrsUy , the
printer's copy said , buh ho net it upsweot
are the use ? of advertising. Sweet , in
deed , to those who in sickness and ouf-
foritg have scon the advertisement of
some sovereign remedy , which upon trial
haa brought them from death's door.
"Tho best thing I over saw in my paper
was the advertisement of Dr. Piorco's
'Golden Medical Discovery' " is again
and again the testimony of those who
have boon healed by it of lung disease ,
bronchial afl'ections , tumora , ulcers , liver
complaints to which flesh is heir.
EIjKCTKlO SOIUNO13.
An Interview ullli an Ifimncnl Sa-
vn 11 r.
From the San I'raiicisco Chronic'o.
Dr. Ottmar Kern , Capt , Joseph Ber-
trand and M. Canton Ducho , prominent
European scientists connected with the
publication of La Lwnicrc Elcvlricquc
a periodical published in Pans and de
voted to the interests of electric science ,
are at the Palace Hotel. In an interview
with a Chronicle reporter yesterday Dr.
Kern slid :
"European telegraph 13 instruments
difler materially from those in this coun
try. In Europe most of the lines are
under government control , and as they
iuaist upon keeping a record of every
thing transmitted , wo use the Ilugles
printer and Baudot sextuple printer in
stead of the Morse system of transmit
ting by sound. The telephone in Europe
is not used to so great an extent as hoio ,
butit works moro perfectly. Wo uao
two wirnn instead of completing the cir
cuit through the ground return current ,
and by that moans wo got less induction.
But the chief difference between the
electric science in Europe and in America
is this : Hero moat of the experiments
of to-day are conducted with a view to
ilio perfection of the electric light , but
in Europe our energies are mainly
directed to the oonsidoralioh of
the problems of the accumulation and
transmission of power and its application
to railr > ads machinery , domestic and
oven military purposes. In this connec
tion the Paris house of the Rothschilds
has entered into an agreement with Dr.
IIor/ , under which experiments are being
conducted on a largo scale. The contract
callo for the transmission of 200-horao
power from Croll , on the Northern rail
road , which is owned by M , Rothechild ,
to the railroad workshops in I'ario , a dis
tance of fifty-one miles , with a loan of
power not to exceed HO per cent. Mr.
Rothschilds lira contributed to the enter
prise 1,000,000 , francs about § 200,000.
The work is being conducted by Marcel
Doprcz , in my opinion the greatest
scientific engineer now living. In the
event of the experiments proving success
ful , as I have no doubt they will , com
panies will bo formed by Dr. Her/ : and M.
Rothschild , and nearly every waterfall on
the continent may bo used as a source
for the transmission of power all over
the country. There is nothing impracti
cable about It In Germany there are
already six lines of railroad run by elec
tricity , and the time is surely coming
when improvement ! ! in the modes ot
accumulating the transmitting power
will lead to the utmost universal use of
electricity for nearly every purpose to
which steam power io now applied. "
"May not the greater use ot electricity
Introduce now elements of danger to
luun-in life ) "
"PerhapiHO. But it is , after nil , dif
ficult to tell whit amount of tension ia
actually sufhcient to destroy life. Last
vnar I witneeaed oomo experiment ! at
Niuonborg , which wore conducted by
Sohukertfor the Bavarian government
in response to the suggestions of philan
thropists , for the purpoho of devising n
speedy and painlufH method of orocuting
criminal ) ) , A current with the high
tciuion of 4,000 voltf , which is proba
bly a greater power than any likely to hu
brought into practical use , merely hurr ,
ing the okiti of the animal slightly at the
p'jlnta of contact , and the sheep skipped
away us tttnuph ; nothing had happened
to it , the reason boiiip that the current
merely pusaecl over the ( kin , winch
proved a bolter conductor than the nerve
system of the animal. With rabbits
some were killed and some were not
Now as to human boings. List year
during their discussions members of the
institute deprecated the practice of ox-
porimonllng with these high tensions as
dangerous to life , and in reply M. Cornu ,
a member of the institute , stated that
shortly before that time , while measuring
a tension of ovnr 3,000 volts , ho picked
up the two ends of the wire with naked
fingers , Inadvertently omitting to pro
tect himself with the rubber glares "sod
for the purpose. Ho was thrown hick
by the shock and dropped the wires , but
immediately recovered himself and wont
on with his work , the only inconvenience
doing a slight burn on the tips of his
fingers , caused by the spark produced by
the forming of the are asho _ broke the
current by dropping the wires. In this
case again the current must have used
the skin as a conductor ; so that while
there Is no doubt that under some condi
tions death mipht bo produced by a pow
erful oloctrio shock , electricity as a
means of inflicting capital punishment
must bo regarded as unreli
able. As to an underground
tystom of telegraphy for your largo cilloa
you have great dillicultioa to contend
with. In 1'aris our system enables us to
carry our wires underground , while they
are suspended practically in the same
manner as if they were in the air , but if
you attempt to carry the wires hunched
in masses In trenches or tubes 1 doubt
much whether any method of insulation
yet discovered will prevent an induction ,
which will bo ao great as to render the
wires wholly nsoleso. "
TlioSiri'iiin ol'tiliv.
The blood cannot bo pure unless the
liver acts rightly. Nor can it bo rich un
less it has enough iron in it. The iron
In Brown's Iron Bitters is exactly what is
needed to nivo the blood proper vigor and
purity. This splendid tonic acts on the
liver and sots the whole digestive mach
inery to rights. It brings to the blood
the iron which gives the tiny corpuscles
their rich red color. Don't lot your
blood got thin and watery , thus inviting
disease.
An Kulio's
Now the lpa\os , grown brown nnd sore ,
Aio falling elowly from the trees ,
And the chilly morning broeza
Wnfts the cello of a sneczo
Prom n distance to our car
And that echo to us borne
Oft this tnlo of woo haa told
Thnt sOHIO fellow'ri ciught a cn'.d ,
1'or the reason , as of old
That his overcoat's in pawn.
-Boston [ 1'oBl.
YOUNG MA.N , KISAD Tllia.
THE Vor-TAio UKLT COMPART , of Marshall
Michigan , olfer to send their celebrated Ktno
Tliio VOLTAIO UKLT and other jKLKCTiiio Al1-
PMANCKS on triul for thirty days , to men
( young or old ) alllictod with uorvoui dobility.
loss of v ilality mill manhood , and nil kindred
troubles. Alao for rheumatism , neuralgia ,
paralysis , and many other diseases. Complete
restoration to health , vigor and manhood
guaranteed. No risk incurred , aa thirty ihys'
trial is allowed. Write them at once for illus
trated pamphlet , froo.
Al A Husking Her
Now the Imakera are arrayad
Many it dusky barn's wide tloor ,
K\ery swain beside his inaidon ,
Hound the heaped up golden store.
With what blissful expectation
Do the watch the corn appear ,
Till thn sudden osculation
Loud proclaims the rara rod o.ir !
[ Unrlhigton Free Press.
RELIGIOUS.
Moody Iiaroaftcr confines his Iaborn to this
country , as in greater utod than Great
Jiritaln ,
The importance of Soiidiy-school work ap
pears In the fnct that carefully piopared esti
mates show the number of teachers and Sun
day-school scholars in the world to aggregate
10,000,000.
A great pilgrlm.iRO of CathnlicR of the north
of Franco to Lillo will take place In the early
days of November. A number of religious
confraternities and sodetioi will take part in
the devotions.
At a Sunday school In this city a teacher
asked a now scholar n little girl what her
ii.iino wiis. She replied : "llelen Kronch. "
An u chin in an ndjnlnlng seat ang out :
"What ia it in Jingli'sh ? "
Thn numerical returns of church member
ship for thy your , of thu United Methodist
[ ' 'roo Churches of Kagland , show the total
lumber of members to bo 1)7,031 ) , a decroatio of
447 on the homo returns.
The financial year ot the American Mission
nry association closed September Iliitli with
S.W.BID.l'Jnsa total of rcuoiplH , of which
j > fi'li5 ) , : { 80 c.imo in during thu last month ,
rhu receipts from cullecllnna and donations
luring the year were § . ! ( ! , Kll.il ! moro than the
preceding year.
In the turn pi u Kmami-111 , on Fifth avomiu.
Sow Yorlt , the largest nnd most influudcml
Jewish congregation in America , the minister
uid 11 largo numbei of members lira in favor of
Snnd'iy service ; though ft Is opposed by many
a.t "likely to lead to nogkct of thu Sabbath
aid its practical ubolitnn in tlm homoH and
imblic worship of its members. " The Jowlhh
MosseiigorHaysthilr is strong piobabilltles that
it will bo adopted ,
The panlorof a Methodist church at Hasten ,
Ind. , has Itoen compelled to ruxign his post
ijucaupo ho u'trmUd a circus. Ho went to t > eo
the inemigeno , but waiulunxl Into the circus
department mid remained until the perform-
mi io was ovi r. The triutaos thereupon wrote
him u very slurp letter , ou receipt of which
hr hcnt in hit ) resignation. He in said to bo a
biiihant piofchor , but the church dignitaries
seemed to consider Christianity nnd going tea
a incus incomputihlo ,
The Itev. Futlwr I * . Corrigan , rector of thu
Church of Our Lady of Grace , Hobolion , N.
J , , who originated and is leading the great
movement for Homo Kulu In the government
of the Catholic Chinch in the United Htutos ,
has just issued a now pamphlet entitled "Tho
liiuhopand the 1'rk'Bt , in which ho uuccliiutly
roviaws the extraordinary progress of thn
inovcmontln the hrlof space of its existence ;
furnishes other and valuable arguments , fact *
and illustrations in support uf his theory that
the priests should select thu bishops iu cases
of vacancies , and dwells most hopefully on Its
ultimate and early tnccoEu through its en
dorsement and adoption by thu great Plenary
Council of the hlahups and diKnitnrios of thu
Caahello church In America , which will opuu
at Baltimore tin i mouth ,
Orangaburg , S , C , cumoi forward with an
unlijutt contest. Itrothor Silas Martin has
long been esteemed for his skill ud ttaying
( juulltlos in supplicating the throne of grace
and Brother Jerry Moans has nleo been In
high repute for bin ability in thu same di
rection. An animated dlsputo arose as to the
relative works of the two deacon * , nnd thu
qui'stinn Is to bo settled by a practical lust , A
purxo of $500 bun been raised for him who
fchall show tlu moro fervor , sl.lll and endur
anto.uml tha match In to bo before an immense
camp mooting , Thu proceeding * will bu ln
promptly after the preliminary collection U
lifted. This novel exhibition uf piety will bo
will bo witnessed by a thruiig of earnest
negroes ,
HTOl' THAT OOIJGII
Hy using Dr. 1'rn/iur's Throat nud Lung lial-
* am thu only Hiiro cum for C'oughs , Cold * ,
Ho.irsonpHs and Sore Throat , and all dlseavcH
of thu throat and lung . Do not neglect a
cough. It limy provo fatal , Hcorcu and
.iiindrodsof grttoful people ewe their lives to
Or. 1'rj/itr't Throat and l.un ; ' Jlalsam , an.1
no family will over ha ulthout It after once
lining it , mid discovering its marvelous power
It is put up in largo family bottles nnd soli )
for the mriull prica of 7'i cents per bottle. Hold
Kiili" & Co. and C , F. ( joodinuii ,
PitUbtirC'hronichi. .
I'lates have boon distinctly ruled by G
rVuo dt up to ll.UJO.IHH ) UQI-M to tlm luch. Ho
'a the Hunt hay bwn ruacheu' ,
8 KIN 1)1HK\HKHUUHKI )
Hy Dr. 1'rarlcr' * Mngle Ointment , Cures M
If by magic : I'lmplox , lllack llcndi or (5rnb ,
Ulotches and llmptlons on the fnco , Ir.ulnp
the eklu clear And boAiitiful , Alco cures Itch ,
Sdlt lUiemn , Sore Nipple * , Sere l.i | nnd old ,
Olmtlnato Ulcer * , Hold by dniggl t , or
mailed on receipt of prlco. f > 0 contx , Sold by
Kuhn * Co. nnd C. r , ( tHxliunn.
CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000
ta.TlcfeoU only 85. , Shares In Proportion" ? *
Louisiana State Lottery dim.
"tt'edelurtty ttrttfy nut i ttipentot tki !
ttngtmintl far all thf Monthly ant Siml-AnnitH
Dintnnji of Ma Lciiisiana State Lottery Compouj
and in venon manage oivd control tkt Uramigt
tknmtlvct , nnd that thitamt art tcndusttti teitl
Jkcricifj//.iirwM.mnl in wxl/iiifA tcuerd all par
titiana IM oufAnrij the < wnjxitito | utg Ihiiar
Meatenthfa -nmilri n/ cur tijiiaturci t.'i
\n If * adttrnttminti , "
COMMISSIONERS.
Ineorpcialod In 1683 Cci 13 y ri by lh legit
In educational And charitable purpose * 1th a o > y
Hal olfl.000,000 to whKihn roaeivB tuud ol or *
IJM,000 lias elnco boon added ,
Dy an overwhelming popular role III frunchlw
wna made a part ol the prononl itoti ) oonilltutton
adopted Dcoombei Sd. A. b. 187D.
The only Lottery over voted on and en
dorsed by the people of any Stato.
ll never Boaloa or iioitponcr.
Ita grand nlnglo unmboi drawings taki
plnco monthly.
A Bplomlid opportunity to win n Fortune
llth Grand DrnvvliiR Olftsa IIn the Acnd-
omyl oil Miuio , Now Orloann , Tuoadny , November
vombor llth , 1884 171th Monthly drnwlDR
CAPITAL PRIZE , $75,000.
100,000 Tickets nt Flvo Dollars Knch. ITrao-
lions , In Fifths In proportion ,
MST OP PRIZES.
CAPITAL rillZK _ . . . . IJJ.OOl
1 do do ! 5,00 >
1 do do 10,00 (
I FRIZES OF 80000 1OC (
I do sooo lo.oec
10 do 1000 lO.OOt
13 da 500 10.00C
100 da see so.foe
B01 do 100 80.0U
(03 da (0 25 OCC
IC03 do i'b 2C.OCC
t Approximation prlioa ol ifltO 0TiC
D do do 600 4,601
B do do 153 ! lSt
1(07 Piltci amoantlnit lo f2C5,6CI
Application tor rates to oluVm eliould bo made onlj
o the otlloo of the Oomp\ny In Now Orloana.
FOT further Information wrlto clearly Riving fnll
ndilrcp4.1'OSTMi NU1K1 , lUpross Mnnoy Ordorn , or
Niw Vork ExchanKO In ordinary letter. Otirionoy
by K\prcHsallBtinn ( of f5 and upnarus at our ex-
l nce ) addrcscd
MA. DAUl'lIIN ,
orM. A. DAUl'HIN , Now Orleano ,
C07 Seventh St. Wanhlngton U. O.
M.itto P. 0. Uonoy OrdoiB pa ) able and addreea
HcL'lstcrc I I.ottoiH to
NEW OULKAN8 NATIONAT. UANK ,
NowOrloina , ! .
_ _ _ InusoSOjonri bl'i-clal rri-ncrliitlonaot
nn eminent I'hyolclan. hlnililo.t'uroniiaSiiri ) .
_ ctmi.8. . . nuci :
JlmloiaJlorbas , Vomiting J
JoilRli9 Cold. llrouchltiA *
fouiitluln , 'Joothaclifl. I'aconclio -
lloiiilncliix. Kick llpauiclin , Vortleo ' >
Dyspc'iiclu. lllllnns htoinnrl
Hiii > i' < 'ii orl'nlllful ' rloil *
"Whites.tool'rofni ur < irioJa . 'At
C'roiiit. Coucli.lillllciiailrunthlnif .
Halt illioiim , llryBlpolnn. rruptlonn
ItliniimiUlHiii.lUifiimntlol'Aina. . . .
l < ' < tvur nilA'iii > . ( 'hllla. Malaria. . . . .
l > ll slllmdurlllrcdliiR . . . . . .10
rnlurrli , nculo or chrnnlo ; Inlliionra .no
IVHooillllltffHIKll.Vlolrnt ; mili8 .no
cii < > riillliililll ( } ' > l''iy'i' ' ' Voaknt a .no
ICIiliiuy IllHi-uiiit .to
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ECBFBCSB
FINE LINK OP
IN OMAHA NiiJ. ;
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY
Hi K.1 W B 'WT 'UHi tf flJT Bf
HUOOEHSOIl TO UAVIU ft HNTDXlt. )
Oenoral I.'ctlcn lo
U06 KARNAM 8T. O1IAUA.
H ve lot ula XOO.OOO tores anttnllr oeleoled Undi
a K etem Kobiuk * , at low prloo and on eaay term ,
luprovoa limn lor axla In Douslw , DoJ e , Oaltti
t > Utto , Hurt , lium\ox \ , Hiniy , WunlnKloo , tfe/tck
Stundors , ujd Ilutler douiilfoj.
Ttiea I'tlJ ' la all parte ot the ilUU ,
Honor lotuod on mpioved larmi.
Notary J'ubllo lw vi In offlco Ooneejioud
S. E , ATWOOD ,
Plattsmouth , - - - - - Not ) .
iBiiDiior TiioaouuiiBBiu iao aiait OBIDI
tfEREFOBD AUD JERSEY CATTLE'
r-iTV'oiinif iitook f ) r Halo OorrotnoniloiKa anllclpto
lfir 11 Tils \ \ uiti n
JUIIclftt. A.IV ,
HUN A III Alt. ,
elf
AfivorUu irrtcrlpllon of a coinl ipoclillit ( uowti-
tllfcd. ) DtUftrl.nV.n nil It. Aildrril
k. . on. WARD A cotouibiA\jna
THE CHEAPEST PLAGE UN UMAEA TO BUY
Ono of the Bast and largest Stocks in.ltho United'Statap
to select from.
NO STAIBS 'TO CLIMB ,
ELEGANT PASSENGER 'ELEVATOBJ
They Are Without A Rival.
AND
been Awarded One Hundred and eighteen Ime
Medals at all the prominent expositions of the
World for the Last Fifty Years. And
Livins Pianists
Piano
IN
An examination of tbcso magnificent Pinnoa is politely IrequestoiB
before purchasing any other mslrumont.
Qonoral Western Eepreseotatives.
P. S. Also Gen'l Agt's for KNABE , VOSE & SONS ,
BEER 3SROS. . 'and ' ARION PIANOS , and SHONINGEE
CYMBELLA and CLOUGE & WARREN ORGANS.
THAT IS THE NAME OF THE TOWN WHERE
Homes ,
FOR ALL ARE FOUND !
Where They Can Enjoy Pure Air < & Water !
And all of the oed analpleasant things that go to make np B com *
pleto and happy existence.
The town of South Omaha ie eiumted south of the city Jof Omaha
on the line of the U. P. itnilway , nnd it is less than 2i miloa from the
Ornulin post oflQco to the north line c i the town site.
South Omaha is nearly 1 $ miles north and south by 2J east and
west , and covers an area o nearly four square miles ,
The stock yards are at the extreme southern limit
Nearly 150 lots have boon sold nnd the demand is on the increase
The yards are heing rapidly pushed to completion.
The 60,000 hsof packing house is progressing finely.
The $30,000 Water Works are finished and furnish an abundant
supply of
PURE SPUING WATER.
The B. & M. nnd Belt line Railways have a largo force of men at
work and will , in connection with the U. P. Railway , have a union depot
near the park at the north end o the town. Suitable grounds will ho
furnished for Church and School purposes.
Now is the time to buy lots.in this growing'city. They will
bo cheaper than they are to-day.
IST"Apply at the Company's office , at the Union Stocks Yards.
M. A , UPTON ,
Assistant Secretary ,
-IN "WHICH IS TATJaHT-
DOUBLE AND SINGLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING ,
COMMERCIAL LAW , PENMANSHIP , ENGLISH GRAMMAR ,
PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC , READING , CORRESPONDENCE ,
CIVIL GOVERNMENT , SPELLING , BUSINESS PRACTICE
bHORT HAND ,
This ia the Commercial Department of Bellevue College. Send for circulars.
OKO. H RATH HUN , Prin , Omaha , Nob.
EXTEMPING & BOLT33 ,
MANUFAtflUUEUS OF
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