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GERMINAL ,
Or , the Story of a Great Minen
Strike ,
BY EHirjH 7OLA.
Trantlaltd from the French.
SUMMARY of riuciDiKa
Anton Lnnticr , n young mechanics out i
work , renchoi the coM mines ot Monstoi
France , cold , hungry and penmleis. Tt
death of n miner makes a vacancy and ho ee
cures employment in the VnHuromlno. Ma
hon , one of the miner * , and hit d&ughte
Catherine , explain the work to him and at
sist him the first clay. He hears themuttei
ings of the miners agaimt the company an
throats of a strike. The exactions of the BI
potinteodent and the small wages receive
goad the workmen to the verge 'of des pera
tion'and paved the way to the coming a true
gle. Mnhon again befriends Anton , and BO
cores lodgings for him at Risaanour's , a tip
pling homo near the mine. Anton's doterml
nation to leave Is overcome by the klndne us o
the struggling miners , and ho decidoi to battl
with them. The owners of the mines tevol i :
luxury , and turn a deaf ear to tha appsMa o
the starving families of tha workman , who , i
debt for food obtained during- utrika thre
years previous , ara bircly able to Eccut
sufficient food to sustain life.
CIIAMER VII
In a darkened room , through the closet
blinds , llitlo by little , appeared the fain
griy streaks of dawn , spreading them
solved to the celling , but In a close atmosphere
mosphoro all continued their alumbors
Lonoro and Homy In each other's arms
Alziro lying on her humpback , wlthheac
thrown backward , whlU old Bnnnomort ,
with mouth open and miorlng loudly , oc
ouplcd the bed belonging to Johnnie and
Zichnrlo. Not n breath cimo from the
little room where the mother had fallen
asleep while tanning Eatollo.
The wooden clock down stairs etruck
six ; along the alley waa heard the Bound
of closing doom , and the click clack of
wooden shoes on the sidewalk. It was
the screen eta going to the mlno. Until
seven o'clock all was again silent. Then
Bhuttora wore thrown back , and through
the wall cumo the sounds of yawning and
coughing. Now the grinding of coffee
was heard ; yet no ono awoke in that
room ,
But , suddenly , the nolso of slaps and
barking aroused Alziro. Knowing what
tlmo It was , she ran barefooted to shako
her mother.
"Mother ! mother ! gob np. it's late.
you know you have to go out. Take
care , you'll mash Estollo. "
And she pulled the child from beneath
its mother.
"Sakes alive I" stammered the woman ,
rubbing her eyes. "I am BO tired , 1
uould sleep all day. Dress Lenoro and
Eenry , I'll take them with me ; you
: an mind Eatollo , I don't want to drag
her along , she'll ' catch cold In this
wreather. "
She hastily washed herself and put on
a old blaa sktr t , her best ono , and a
> ray woolen jacket , on which she had
sewn two patches the day before.
"What shall I do ? ' murmured she.
"Tbo little ones must have something o
3at. "
As her mother descended the stain ,
Mzlro ro entered the room , taking with
ber Eitello who was crying. But she
was accustomed to tbe rage of the little
DDO ; and though only eight years old she
: almed and amuned her with the tender
ir of a llttlo woman. Placing her in
tier still warm bed aho coaxed her to
sleep again. Now another uproar arose ,
ind she was obliged to make peace bo-
bween Lsnoro and Henry who had at last
i wakened. These children only agreed
when asleep. Tbe girl of six years , on
i wakening flow at the boy of two , who
: onld not defend himself. Both had
large heads covered with yellow hair.
AJzire pulled her alster out of the bed.
Then they stamped Trhlla she washed
them and put on each article of clothing ,
They did not open the shutters for fear
of arousing old Bonnomort , who con
tinued to snore amid the confusion.
"Oomo on down , if yon'ro toady , " cried
the mother.
Then aha opened the shutters , raked
the fire and put on some coal. A glance
Into the empty sauce pan dispelled the
hope that the old man had loft a little
aoup. She cooked a little handful of ver
micelli which had been held in reserve
for three days. The cupboard was emp
ty ; not a crust , not oven a bone remained
there. What would become of ttom if
Malgrat stopped their credit and the rich
people at Piolalno would not give her a
hundred son ? When the men and girl
returned fcotn the mine there must be
something for thorn to eat. They could
not live without food.
"Oomo down , right away , " she cried
igain , "I must be off "
When Alziro and the two children
wore there , she portioned the vermicelli
out into throe llttlo plates , saying , she
lid not with any. Although Catharine
iad already used the coffee grounds , left
from the day before , a second time ,
iho poured water over them and
Irank two great bowls of coffee so weak
that it looked like water with a little
ron ruat. It waa good all the same. It
irould strengthen her.
"Listen , " said she to Alziro , "you
nust let your grandfather sleep , and too
; hat Eatollo does not break her neck. If
ibo wakes up and cries too much , here's a
ump of sugar you can melt and give her
n spoonfuls. I know you'ro too sensible
, o oat It yourself. "
"How about school , mamma ? "
"That'll have to trait another day. I
iced you now.1 '
"And the soup , don't yon want me to
nabo it if you're late ? "
"No , you'll have to wait 'till I Bet
lorae1' ?
Alzire , with the precocious Intelligence
if an invalid , know how to make soup.
3ut she did not Insist , she understood
rhy she must wait. Now the whole
'alley ' was astir ; troops of cblldrtn were
; olng off to eohool with loitering atop.
Sight o'clock struck ; the sound of voices
.rose . at the house of Levaque , on the
eft.
eft.Tho
The wives' day had begun , which
rould be spent In going from house to
louse , their hands on their hips , their
cogues running without a break.
Ho smiled at the children and patsed
> n , loaylrg her standing In iho middle of
be road. She was not roligloui , but the
bought had como to her that the priest
night give her something.
The journey through the black and
tlciy mnd was resumed. There were
till a mile to drag the now worn
mt children. At each tide of the road
rere the s me mosr-oovered fences , In-
losing manufactories discolored with
moke. Then came tbe open fields , large
nd Hit , like an ocoin of brown tnr/ . Not
i tree was visible , bnt a purpling line
[ enoted tbe forest of Vandamo.
"Carry me , mamma. "
And tucking up her dreii , with a desire
to arrive as neat i possible , ( ho carric
thorn by turns. Twlca eho neatly fell I
the soft road. When they hid at la
reached the doorstop , three large doj
jumped npon them , barking so loud thi
the lltllo ones screamed with fear , as tl
coachman whipped them off.
' Lave your shoos and como In , " sal
Honorino.
In the dining-room the mothc
and children stood motionless , ovoi
como by the sudden boat , and unoas
under the glances of the old gcntlema
and lady wno were stretched out In arm
chairs.
"You must attend tj them , my dauet
tor , " said the latter.
The Gregorys charged Oooll with thel
alms-giving. That entered Into thel
idea of a good education. It was nocoi
sary to bo charitable , they said. Bu
they fUttorod themselves that they deal
out charity with Intelligence , having i
continual fear of being mistaken and en
couraglng vice. No , they never gav
money , not ton sons , not oven two , for I
was well known that ai s on as a bogga
had two sons ho spent them for drink
Therefore , their charity especially con
slsted In the distribution of warm , winter
tor clothing to the poor children.
"Oh ! the poor darlings ! " said Oecll
"they arn pale from the cold I Honorino
go np stairs and got the bundle. "
The maids were alsj eyeing those nils
orablo people with the pity and foollu (
of girls never In want of a meal. Whili
the chambermaid wont up stairs , the
cook , forgetting her elf , sot the milk
broad back upon the table and stood
looking on with folded arms.
"I still have tvo ( good woolen drossei
and some llttlo capes , " said Mademoiselle ,
The poor llttlo things shall bo warm. '
Then Mahon's nife found her tongue ,
stammering : "Thank yon , Mist. You're
very good. "
Her eyes filled with tears ; she was sure
of a hundred nous , she only occupied her
self In studvlng how to ask for them , if
they wore not offarod. The chamber
maid not roturnlng , a moment of embar
rassed sllonco followed. On each sldo of
their mother , holding tight to her skirts ,
the little ones fixedly regarded the milk-
bread.
"Have you only these two ? " asked
Mrs. Gregory , to break the sllonco.
' "Ohl Madame , I've seven. "
Mr. Gregory , rrho had resumed his
paper , gave on Indignant utart.
1'Seven children , good hoavon& ? "
"It is imprudent , " nmraiured the olu
lady.Tho
The mother excused horeolf with an
uneasy gesture. At tholr homo they
never would have boon able to llvo if
two of the boys and the eldest girl had
not been old enough to go into the mine.
For It was nocostary to food the children ,
though they earned nothing.
"Have yon worked in the inlno for a
long time ? " asked Mrs. Gregory.
The woman smiled.
"Ah ! yes , I worked there until I was
married. Bnt my husband's people have
been below for centuries. They struck
the first blows of the pick at Rtqalllart. "
Again Mr. Gregory dropped his paper
and glanced at the woman and those
children with waxen skins , faded hair
and pinched features , slowly dying ( of
hunger. Silence fell again. No sound
was hoard save the cracking coal , which
thraw out a jot of gas. The warm room
had that air of comfort only found In the
apartments of the rich.
"What is the matter witn her , " cried
Gecil Impatiently. "Melanle , go and tell
her that the bundle is in the bottom of
the armolre , on the left. "
Meanwhile , Mr. Gregory finished alond
the reflections with which those famished
people had inspired him.
"It Is very true , there is some bad in
this world ; but , my good woman I can
not help saying the workmen are not
always wlso. Instead of putting a few
sons aside , like the peasants , the miners
drink , run Into debt and end by not hav
ing enough to feed their children , "
"Monsieur is right , " replied the wo
man Bodately. "Tney are not always
sensible. That's what I say to thorn
when they complain. I'm much behind ,
though my husband drinks but llttlo. On
wedding days he sometimes takes too
much , bnt It always ends there. So that
don't hold good with us , you ace , for be
fore ho was married ho drank all the
time. And yet there are days like to-day ,
when yon turn yonr pockets Inside out ,
without finding a son. "
She was thinking of the hundred son
pieces , and her voice at first low and
timid , became loud and eager , as she ex
plained that fatal debt. They had paid
regularly for some months ; but ono day
they got behind , then all was ended , for
they could not catch up again. The hole
grew larger , and the men were disheart
ened with the work which did not pay
thorn enough to keep straight. Tuey
: onld not got out of this tcrape. But
they must understand the whole affair.
A. shoemaker in want of & drink to wash
] own the dust , had begun their trouble.
Perhaps it was no fault of his. At any
rate the workmen did not earn enough.
"The company glvoa yon fuel and
liousos , I believe , " said Mrs. Gregory.
With n glance at the coal flaming in
the fire-place she answered :
"Yes. they give us eoal. It's not very
; oed bat it barns , The rent's only six
francs ; that don't seem like much to you ,
bnt eomotlmoa Its pretty hard to pay it.
Why , to-day , If they were to cut me too
pleca I couldn't hand them a son , for
ou csn't give what you haven't got. " '
The gentleman and lady were silent
ind yawned a llttlo lanqaldly , depressed
md uncomfortable by the exposure of
; hls misery. She fearing she had offend
ed them , added with a wise and calm air
> f a practical woman.
"li'does no good to complain , Things
ire so and we'll ' have to stand them , No
natter how much we tried , we couldn't
ihange anything. So it's best to be
icnoit and work on with the strength
.he good God has given us , Isn't it ? "
Mr. Gregory nodded his head approv-
ogly :
At that moment a wan face , with large
ips and a broken nose , was flattened
igalnst the window pane , while a woman
: rled :
"Listen ! I've something new to tell
'OU. "
"No , not now , " replied Mahon's wife.
'I'm In "
a hnrryf"
And , refusing the offer of a cup of
varm coffee , sbo set oat , pashlog Lonoro
md Henry before hrr. Prom the room
, bovo , JLionucmort's regular snore filled
he house.
Outside , the mother wai eurpilsed to
ind it was no longer blowing. The sky
V B heavy , find a chilly thaw was damp-
mlng the walls and filling the roads with
he mud peculiar to coal regions , bUok
s soot , thick and clinging. Boxing
Snore's ears for heaping the mud on
ho toes of bur shoos as upon the end of
\ shove ) , cue left the alley , passed along
bo canal-road , and then , to shorten the
llstauca , cut through fields enclosed by
nois-coverod fences Mauu'actories
ucotded each other , with high chimneys
lunotlug a country cf industry. Behind
. ' group of poplars vat tbe old mlno
leqnlllart , of which the carpenter-work
if tbo tower alone remained standing.
.Now , turning to the right , iho womn
c mo ont upon the main road.
"Stopl stopl dirty pig * , " ttlud shi
"I'll make mud balls for yon , "
This time , Henry had gathera.1 up
handful of mud ind was rolling It Into
ball , The two children , after frcin
sltpped , returned to their mother' * side
laughing at the imprint of tholr nandg I ;
the middle of the road. They were nl
ready covered with dirt , and oxhauotoi
with tholr efforts to plod through th
sticky mud.
On one sldo of Marohonnei was twc
leagues of straight road , whllo the othei
aide wJund down Into Houston , bulll
upon a slope of the plain. Those roadi
of the north , laid out by rnlo and line ,
between mtnufasturlng villages , wore
well made ; llttlo by little , building * wore
going up , tending to make of this part oi
the country only working towns. The
tmall brick houses , to prevent sameness ,
* ere painted , some yellow , some blue ,
and others black , whllo n serpentine line
of black ran across the villige from right
to left as far as the end of the hill. There
wore two low pavilions and houses be
longing to manufacturing officials. The
church , also of brick , resembled a now
kind of furnace , with its aqaaro steeple ,
already dirty from the flying coal dust.
And among tbo sugar mills , worohouseo
and wheel shops , the dance halls , smok
ing rooms and saloons were so numerous
that , of the thousand houses , five hun
dred sold liquor.
As she approached the ware houoeo
and shops belonging to the company the
mother decided to take the hands of
Henry and Lonoro. Before them was
the honso of M. Honnobeau , an enor
mous building which was separated from
the road by a railing and garden In which
a few trees were reluctantly growing. A
carriage had stopped before the door from
which a gentleman and lady were alight
ing , visitors arriving from Paris , for Mrs ,
Henneboau , who appeared in the vostl-
gnlo gave an exclamation of surprise and
joy.
joy."Oomo on now , " muttered the mother ,
pulling the children out of the mud.
Very uneay , she arrived at Malgra
house , which was next to the director's , a
simple wall separating thorn. The store
In front contained every saleable article ,
meat , fruit , broad , boor , crockery and
actions. A former overauot of the Vul
lure ho had started out In a small fray.
then thanks to the protection of the
chiefs , his business had enlarged little by
llttlo , driving oat all other shops In
Mansion. Having monopolized tradeho
tvas able to soil cheaper and glvo credit.
But ho still remained in the hands of the
jompany , which had built for him his
Ittlo honso and store.
"Hero I am again , Mr. Malgrat , '
inmbly said the woman , finding him
itandlng before the door.
Ho eyed her without a word. Fat ,
; old and polite , he prided himself on
lover changing his mind ,
"You won't turn mo away like you
lid yesterday , will you ? Wo mutt have
Dread to o t until Monday. I know we
lave owed yon sixty francs for the last
; wo years. "
She spoke in short , faltering tones ,
[ t was an old debt , contracted during a
itriko. Twenty times they had promised
o pay up , bnt were nnablo to do so ;
ast pay day they had given him forty
IOUB ; then , a shoemaker , whom they
iwed twenty franca , threatened to have
hem arrested , and they were obliged to
> &y him all the money they had left.
Chat waa the reason they were now
rlthout a son. At other tildes , like their
iomrads , tholr money held ont nntll
nore was received.
Without opening his mouth , and with
, rms crossed over his stomach , Mlagrat
hook his head at each supplication.
"Nothing , bnt two loaves of bread ,
klr. Malgrat. I'm reasonable , I don'c
isk for ccffo. Only two three-pound
eaves a day. "
"No ! " he thundered at last.
His wife came forward , a wretched
reaturo , who passed her days over a
cglater without even daring to ralso her
toad ; but she moved away In fright on
colng the unhappy woman turn her be-
eochlng eyes toward her. They said
he yielded her conjugal relations to the
; Irls of the town. It was a known foot
hat when a miner wished a prolonga-
ion of credit , by sending his wlfo or
laughter , whether pretty or ugly. If they
roro compliant , It was obtained.
Sick at heart and followed by the cold
ooks of Malgrat , the mother turned
way , pushing her children before her ,
"This won't bring you luck , Mr. Mal-
; rat , remember that ! "
Only ono hope remained ; the rich pee
ilo at Plolalne. If they weald nst glvo
ler a hundred sons , they must all He
[ own and dio. Taming to tbo left she
ook the Joisollo road , in an angle of
rhloh was the director's house , a verlta
ilo brick palace , to which a number of
ho great men of Paris , princes and per-
ons of authoiity , came each autumn to
ojoy great dinners. Walking on , she
ilannod how the would spend the hun-
Irod sons ; fiist , some bread , tbon coffee ,
lotatoes , a quart of beer , and , perhaps , a
Ittle hogshead of oheoso for the men
cho needed moat.
The Montson priest , the Abbo Jolre ,
lasaed her , picking his way through the
aud like a well-kept oat who waa afraid
if soiling Itself. Ho was a gocd man ,
rho lived as peace with all the world.
"Good-morning , Monsieur lo Oaro. "
"With auoh sentiments , my good
roman , ono is above mltfortnno. "
Honorino and Melanlo brought In the
inndle. Cecil opened it and took out
wo llttlo dresses and capes , also some
lockings and mittens. Those would do
ery well , and with the maid's assistance ,
be hastily tied up the bundle , for her
ilano teacher had arrived at last , and she
lushed the mother and children towards
he door.
"We are so short , " stammered the wc-
: un. "If you've only a hundred-sou
leco. "
The words choked her , for the Mahons
rero croud and would not beg. Occll
ntaslly glanced at her father , but ho
lowly refused with an air of duty ,
"No , it Is not our habit. Wo cannot , "
Then the young girl turned to her
lother , wishing to give something to the
hlldren. They were still looking at the
illk-broad , and cutting it In two shegave
: to them.
"Herol thl Is for yon. '
Then she took it back and asked for
a old paper ,
"Walt , yon can share with your broth-
ra and tlsters. "
And , under the watchful glances of
or parents , she ended by puehing them
tide. The poor , bongry little things
unt off holding the bread carefully ,
itlr llttlo bands benumbed with cold ,
Pulling her children along tbo road ,
10 mother no longer noticed the barren
olds , the black mud , or the livid eky ,
Then she arrived at Monaton , she reao-
itoly entered Malgrat'n store , bogging so
Iteously that she ended by carrying
wsy two loaves of bread , other provlc
me , and even a hundred-sou piece ,
hlch was lent her for a week When
e told her to send ber daughter to got
IB provisions she understood his kind-
eas. Bat eho did not lear ; Catherine
was a good girl , and for any intuit wonl
elap his faro.TO
[ TO BE CONTlNTJEn , ]
Take all in all.
Take all the Kidneys and Llrcr
Medlcln
Take all the Blood purifier * .
Teko all iho Hhonmatlo remedies ,
Take all the Dy popala and Indlgoa *
tfon cores.
Take all the AgnoFovor , and billions
specifics ,
Take all the Brain and Nerve force
( revives ,
Take all the Great health restorers.
In short , take all the best qualities of
all those aud tbo beat
Qualities of all the boat modlolnoa In
the world and you will find that Hop
Bitters have the beat curative quail-
tics and powers of all concentrated In
them.
them.And
And that they will euro when any 01
all of these , single or combined. Fall 11
A thorough trial will glvo positive
proof of this.
Hardened Liver.
Flvo years ago I broke down with kid-
no ? and liver complain end rheumatism ,
Slnco then I have been unable to be
ibout at all. My liver became hard like
irood ; my llmba were puffed up and filled
frith water.
All the boat physlcUnn agreed tha
lothlng could euro mo. I rcoolvod t
: ry Hop Blttera : I have used eovon bet
lea ; the hardnoaa has all gone from my
Ivor , the Dwelling from my limbs and 1
ins worked a miracle In my case ; other
vise I would have been now In my grave
J. W. MOKBY.
Buffalo , October 1,1881.
Poverty and Suff
"I wai ilraggod Oowi wl h debt , parorty mil sul-
ertDK lor jeus , cnmcit by a alok ( amtlr uJ Urge
illls lor doctoring.
I tvai ct > tnp ] > ) t < 1 f Jhcouta 'oJ , until ono your ao ,
IT the alvtca ol my pastor , I common ocil tiling Hop
litters , anil In oao month uowoia all * ell , and none
f u < havosconaalnkchytlnca , and I nut tisay t (
II poor men , you cm koeo jour families well a yen :
Itii Hop Itlttori ( or Icsuthin oao doctor's visit U1
ost. 1 know It.
A. Woiklnfrnuui.
Prosocnto the Swindlers III
If when you call for Hop Bittora ( BOO
luster of Hops on the white label ) too drug' '
iat hnnda out any stuff callo J O , D. Warner's
rErmnn Hop ISittora or with other "Hop"
nmo , refuse it and ehua that druggist as yon
oulria viper ; and it ho has taken your money
ar the stuff , Indict him for the fraud 'ft nd ane
1m for damages for the swindle , and we wil
award you liberally for the ocnvhtion.
Thla Invalunblo ppoolflo readily and pormioonU
ires all kinds ot Asthma. The most obstinate an
BR standing csc8ilohl promptly to Ita irondortu
irlng properties. It Is keown throughout the world
ir Ita unrlriled efficacy.
J. L. OALDWEIiU city Lincoln , Nob. ; writw , Jan
i,18Sl. h'lr oo using P : . Hair's Asthma cnrc , for
iiro than ono year , < taj vita ho.8 been entirely well ,
id not oven a symptom ol the dlaoaso has appeared ,
WILLIAM BENNETT , Rtchland , Iowa , writes Nov.
1.1883. I have boon afflicted with Hay Fever and
Bthmt since 1869. I followed your directions and
n happy to cay that I never slept bttter In my life ,
am glad that I am amonir the many who can speak
> favorably of your remedies.
A , valuable C4 page treatise containing similar proof
om every State In the U , S , Cant la and OreM
rltaln ; will bo mailed npon application.
ny druggist not having It hi Block will procured.
Datf iVH nt-mm mum * AIMI < *
Aanrrillenl t > Ml1clnf lonle of ei tjoIUU fl Tor , now TIM ! utrr tM
Iu > U world , caret Dyipfpil * . JJUrfhtt * , f < Ttr od Acu * , and All
wxdnoftatUtcHUri Orguii. A ftw ftropiloiput * dAJlclon * ( Urof
, m glui tfch.mpifT ) . , oJ t * ) t knmsu drinVm. Try It , tut&
4 , yr. WCTPEHMANI ; ,
6Z VUOjLDWAY
A PERFECT SHOE
TOR LADICB , MISSIS t. CHIIDRCN.
OUR PRODUCTIONS REPRCSENTTHC
PERFECTION OF SHOE-MAKING.
IN THEM CVCRV OBJECTION FOUND
IN READY-MADE SHOES IS REMOVED.
THE SUCCESS AT once ATTAINED ov
OUR GOODS WHEREVER INTRODUCED
IS OWING TO THE FACTTHATTHEY ARC
CLOVC'FITTING , ELEGANT IN STYLE
AND PNISH , OF THE FINEST MATERIALS
AND WORKMANSHIP , AND MODERATE
IN PRICE.
THE HORRORS or DREAKING.-IN ARC
AVOIDED : THEY ARE COMFORTADLC
FROM THE VERY FIRST.
WE MAKE 15 SIZES I IN 14 WIDTHS i
AND 0 SHAPES OF TOES AND HEELS.
ur Kamt an tin Suits.
J. & T. COUSINS ,
VOK.K.
MERVOMS JJEBILITY
Vremniiir" TJcclIno fromorronoreioewoa ,
/oBll'o ; Jiseaiea of the ICIdnprx. Iliad *
er , and I'mntnlo ( Jliuiil OUItHII without
itomucli Medicines by the Marstnn liolus. Va
fpoceiBciirwlwlthoutsurgery. Trentlsonnatc-
imonlalnlrim. All oorresponili-HPB connapntlaL
L4H8TON REUEDY CO. , or DR. H. TREBKOW ,
tf "Uot'd H 4tr a
CONSUMPTION ,
1 have a poaltle remedy lor the aboTO dleen e I bir Ite
tiio thooktDdiorcMeicltlia wont kind and of long
it adlnKli rotietn < M > reU. Iude . 1,1.0 itnmiliiQTr H5
lulUem cncy.tlnU I will lendTWO I1UT11.13 P1IKI ,
together with a VAI.lUUI.IiniKATISK out till dlitMt
* 9 nr luffttrer. UlvnvxpreiiKiidr Oaddnn.
MK.T.Jl HUJlIUU.lllIVarlPt. . HeoT
[ AIBURG4MERICAN
PACKET COMPANY ;
iroct Line for England , France
and Germany.
Che iieauuhlpB of this well known lint in
lion , In water-tight compartment ! , and re
ihed with every requisite to mike the pawaii ;
Ih safe aud agreeable. They cany the Unite
ites and European mails , and leave New Yoi
usdaysam ) futurdtri foi 1'lymouth ( LONDON
ciboug.ll'AHia andllAUBUHF )
Utes , rir t C bl eoi-8100 Steerage to
m UamburK $10. 0.11 IlICUAHl ) b CO. , en.
1 Pass. Agent , 01 Broadway , Now York and
ishlnjrton and La Lelle streeti , Chicago or Henry
idt Mark Uanson , F. E. Uoore ) , lianry 1' , Ueul
litron cwlf t
S , H.
Plattsraoutli , Neb.
Breo'u o ! thoroughbred and high , grade
hereto d and Jersey Oattle ,
And Duroo and Jersey lUd Swine ,
KNOW THYSELF.
A Great Medici Work on Manhood
KxMtisteJ VltAllty , Nerromaml riivntcal Debility
rrcrnatro ' ccllno In JUn , Krtors of outh , tndtho
nntoM mUorlca rtsultlnir from Indiscretion ncl ex-
ce 9c . Alnokfore ory man , jrmnjf , middle afrod
ml old. It contains If * prescriptions for MI acute )
ami chronic ( llooascs , ouch one of which Is lnvJu ( -
Me. So found by the author when experience for
I3jr rs l such as probably not er Vcforo felltotho
'ot ' of any physician S'Opifrcs , bomd In beautiful
French muni in , cmbofwed c erg , full K\H \ , putnuj-
ecd tobontlnrrnork In oxory * ons mechanical
Herat/ami professional tnan any ottirr work In
hl ( conntry for MM , or the monop win l refunded
In every Instance. IMco only 81 by msfl , postptldL.
nlustntftl mplt OOc. S nd now. Oolil modal
awarded the author hy the National Ucdlcal Ano <
rtatlon , tolho oflkrrs of which lie refer * .
THe Science of Life rheuM be ro il by the yonnff
lor Instruction and by the afflicted for relief. It will
benefit all. Ix > ndon Lancet ,
There li no member of society to wliem Th
Science of Lffeullt not l > o useful. whether youth ,
Instructor or clorg } man. Argo *
Addresfttho Pcnuotly Medical Initltut , or Dr. W
I. Parker , No. 4 Hullflnch street , Boston , Mann , who
nay bo consulted on all ill cwc requiring skill unit
ixjorlonc. Chronic ! and obstinate lUsoitostKal
mo baffled the eklll rf 111 otli- 1f\n\V
. jslclum , mwilalty. Cuch * * "
roiledBuccenfalir without nn In-
anco of ( allure. .Minting this patter
The on to taie lor l > ca Motnos. Sf rsliMl
urn , Ccd r Kaplds , Clinton , Dixie , Chicago , Mil
nukco anil all points cast. To tbe neuplo of No
raqka , Colorado , Wyoming , Utah , Llano , Nevada
regon , Washington and California It odors Bupeilo *
Irantagoa not possible by any other lino.
Among a few of the numerous points of superior *
y cnjoied by the patrons ol this reid botwocn
maha and Chicago , are Its twotnlna a day of DA ?
DAOflES whloh are the flnost that Imman art and
gcnulty coil create ; Ita PAL\CE SLKKl'IHQ OARS
hlch ro models of comfort nnd olegnnoc ; Ita FAR
311 DHAV/I.N'Q ROOM OARS , unsurpassed by any
id Us widely rolobratod FALATIAL DINING CARS
, o equal of which cannot bo found elsewhere.
At Council Bluffs the trains ot the Union FaclOa
y. connect In Union Depot with tboso of the Chic *
i & Northwestern Ry In Chicago the trains ot this
10 make oloaa connection with those ot all eastern
lej.
For Detroit , Colnmbns , Indlanapollg , Cincinnati.
Ucarft Fails , Buffalo , Ptltaburg , Toronto , Montreal
iston , Now York , Philadelphia , Baltimore , Wash.
gtoa and all points In the East , ask the ticket
ent for tickets via the
-NORTH-WESTERN , '
vou wlsn the best accommodation ! ) , All tlol e )
enta soil tlckeia via tola line.
Buonrrr. R.S.IIAIR ,
General Manager. Gen. tits. At nt.
CHICAGOW.N.
W.N. BIBCOCK ,
( Jen. ARent , HIS FarnamSt . Omaha , Neb.
Time Table
All trains nrrfve at and depart from Omaha
r Central Standard tlmo.
Trains of the 0. , St. P. , 'M. ' & O. , arrive at
id depart from their depot , corner of 14th
id Webster streets ; trains on the B. &MO. , I
, & Q , and K. O , St. J. & 0. B. from the wl
, & M , depot ; all othora from the Union Fo il * ' . (
Bo depot ,
a , dally ; b , except Saturday ; c , except Sun
ty ; d , except Monday.
WESTWARD.
BPAUT AllUIVK.
.
m
OMAHA BRIDGE TRAINS.
TBAISS tcavo Omaha at B 25 , 7 25 , 3 CD ,
00 , It 15 a m , 12 50 , 2 0) , 8 00 , 4 00 , 4 CC , S Eli , aud I
10 1 > m. On Sundays tbo 7 2G and 10 CO a m , and
Oaiid 4 00 p m trains do not run.
< eave Council itluffXDroadmo' depot ) at 6 65,7 Eft
0 , 10 31 , 11 40 a ro , ; 1 3) , 2 80 , S BO , 4 29 , 5 26 , 8
11145pm. On 8und y the 7 E5 and 10 SO a m
1 2 35 and 1 23 p ra trains will not run.
toaster Tralns-towe Omaha at 8 IE , 8 63 a m. j
35 , Z 20 , 4 20 , o 00 , and 7 00 p m dully.
.rrho at 9 45 and 11 16 a m. , 120 , 343,735 ana
5pm ,
SUNDAY TRAINS
and from Chlctjfo via Tripartite Alliance.
STOOK YARDS TRAINS.
'Ime Table of I'lesenKer Trains between Omaha
1 Union Btook Yards , f u effect , Wednesday , Aug.
h , 1885
'rain ' No. 49 , dally Exoopt Biinday. Other train
P. BOYER & CO. ,
VEILKRH IX
all's Safes , Vaults , Time
Locks and Jail Work.
)20 Farnniu St. Qmalia. Neb-
' 00' ' 18 S5tl , Ht.
A boarding and day whosl fof
. DcHebt'u ly rltuaud on aeoicctown
Largo grounds ; euiorlor BciioluUa & 4
awges , Uui lfAEi.B