THE OMAHA. DAILY BEE , MONDAY , OCTOBER 19. 1885.
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Hlpatlon-AIIorilU ! : lUOXHKIHCl.WX DO.
PhxilcUna and Urujjbu n thrn monrnmfuA It.
Dn. N. S Ttunotr * . of MiHnti. M . rm "I
rrcnminimt llnrtn'n Iron nilton M T li l > ln Innla
for enriching th * blo , l. nd rnmotlnit < JI il lx.ptla
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nixmlt nd Mvxl dlwisni tlio whin toiilo wiui
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A tf unUr ( rkduate of two Uftrllett r 11egpj , liti I , AQ lonr-r
tnivUn lh t > ACaltrtfttm ulof Cmi ie , NkiTiiiM , * min
and llLvib Ihtitftti IhftDaar olber ] * bfal4l a loSI. LouLl ,
ajell7 | p-riBhow nditlloldr .ldintiiii ir
Nervous Prostration. Debility , Mental and
Phjslcal V/cnkncss ; Mercurial anil other Affec
tions ol Throat. Skin or Bones , IJIoocI Coltonlnn.
old Sores and Ulcers , r ir i nii unrmntiod
Deer.s , to UteitiHi DtlDeT > rlaelp1eiR&rplr , rrlr lrlr.
Diseases Arising Iron Indiscretion , Excess ,
Exposure or Indulgence , wblch ro < tuea om or tin
rolliiwlui rlTeClit mr > uu n , n , dcbllllT. illnncii or illht
o.ldtrectlicuifnorj , plmplti on tb < f > c > , pSl.l.J ! -i ;
rmlon talbe wcl tror fcmal i , eoarualoa or IJ u , eto .
rnnderln ? Marrln o improper or unhappy , at ?
rrnnineull/ eor.J. I' m ] hl i3t | r.jnon ) lhBnli..rigoi
Qn a1r > t oQT tcj , fri tito nur a4dreM. CnnRuliftll ualof *
decor bmtll frr * . ln > Me J Knd Ulctl/etndtleutltt.
A Posltbo Written Gunrantcc eiren in eT.rreu.
r&blo cue , Uedlcloe ieat vverj wbire br ra&ll or t | > rr fl.
RliARRIACJE GU.DE ,
fiOO PAOE'I , PINE PrATT8 , eliunt Clotb ant cllt
tlnuh g , Mind fT fit ) c In t.ottnjteor rnrirnaj , Over f nj
Tondprful p n picture ! tru to 111 * ) vrtlclr
nhjpctlt who nur mftrrr , * tl ouut. wh/ i .
hood. | ihf lr t ( l c T , etTcPU ofccllb * < ) ke < i , the pb < u
foloicr ofrrniod > tlnna&il fnniT nio t Tbon icarrlcl or
Dte3i | > lviu ln rrlmc ib ulrt le 4 It. 1 i.rl r pJlllo
amo , p l > "r ot r , aac. AdJrfi * > IH > t lit .rMUkr '
Indigestion Cured.
r HiilTored lor inoro tlian five yuan ) with Imll-
piiHllon , scaiccly ulilu to rotiiln tlio Hlinplit
food on my HI uiiic-li. Ttui tiiinilii - Hinsntlo
v s nlinost IiiKilciMlile , uml my wlmlo t-.vlom
wan ddninxoil. I wiwnli rnl anil not slcMip ,
nml coMHoqmintly ninro or km nervonn all Iho
llmo. 1 iloclIiiL'il In tli > sli uml nilluitil nil tlm
usinil ( lopto $ liii ) uttitncltint iiuon this torrllilo
rtlsoiuto. In u until , I WHK iiilhernblii. At lii > .t
fullhij ; to llud relief In iinytlimjf ol i , 1 eiriit.
liiunvixl llio iifoof SuIttV puclllo. I IMWUI to
Inirinivo ut oiivo. Tlm inudieliHi tonnl up Iho
rtomni'h.'htri'tiKtht'iKiil Iho illjiijutlvu orKiuis.anil
K > on nil thut liiiinhiir reuscHl , mill I could roliihi
food without thu M IK lit < 'tt ililllculty. J iiH. t
rlioorrully liciir llili tustlinony bociuiso tliuro
v/X / uro hunch oil-Htillm-liiK KB 1 u-iis , mid 1 nni uro
Dnn lie IIH roadlly honied. Take tlm iiroioilh
flobo lift or uiitlnv Instoiul or licforo.
JA.MKH MANN , No. Il Ivy Htruot.
Atlniitu , GII , May Kl. isrfi.
Trpullyoonhlootf and skin dlsonsosmnllodfrpo.
The Swift Snocillf Co. , Uruuur ! l , Atliuitii , Cn , ,
rN. Y. , 1M VV , M ct.
i > Chartered by thStatcof I1U
ynois for thcexpicsajurpose
/of civmBimmrdiato relielin
[ all chronic , urinary unrt pri-
Ivite diseases , Gonrrrhira ,
JOlcet andSyphills in jll their
' complicated Terms , also till
tliscjncs oT the Skin and
Blood promptly relieved and
permanentlycured by rerne-
dieetectedinaJ'V > rurivir <
tijicfittll'rurtlcr , Jeminal
Wei . . : Ixssc by Dreams , Phnplca on
the Fnce.Lo'n Manhood , ji'iaittrrli/riirtii. Tlmv
iiHorjci > rri > iii-nll ti. The appropriate remedy
is at once used In each case. CuiiauHal'jns , per-
n eonal or by letter , sacredly confidtntul. Med
K1 icines sent by Mall and Express. No niariia on
package to Indicate contents or tender. Address
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Pronintnr l > r'ITn * fron rrron or t.xr * H ! , 't ,
ioHt I' r jJiifincs of the K Mni'yo. Illritl.
t-r , unrt rn.snilr < ; luml'CHICK llln.ilt
Ui'ii i < li Mi > .llrluo. . i > the Marjlrin Iolis Vii.
rlptirmncnren wit limit wiirserj rrcHtlw * anil Ira *
i'liioninir irir. Al ! f irrt > oiili'nro ! rriniidpiillL
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Nebraska National Bank
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U , \ \ ' . YATIS : , 1'reMdent ,
A. K. Tot'ZALiN , Vieo Prcildent.
W. V MoitsK ,
JOHN S. COLLINS ,
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W. II. S , HiiHitia , Cashier.
BANKING OFFICEi
THE JRON JSANK.
Co. l-lli anil ramam Stirou.
A General luikln .
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iment. Fqw do. Not to luiow ig
pot to have.
GOUNCILJLUFFS.
ADDITIONAL CUT NEWS.
_
Tlio KcvlvulUl Hero.
Hov Thomas Horrison , tlii rcnownotl
evangelist , who for some tlino was called
"Tlio Hey Prnnclior , " lii ! < boon engaged
for a months' extra inoolin in the Moth
oilitt church , and opened his ministra
tions yesterday morning. The pastor of
the I'lturch , Hov. Dr. MoCrnary , in open
ing the Hnrvk'o , mndo a few t innly ro-
inurkion the. milijoet of rovivuU. lie
fcaiil Unit people weni apt to remark that
Mr. Harmon WHS hero "to not up a ro-
rival. " This was not so. A man could
not ninkc n revival. God was llio revival
ciitiRO. mid 1mm nil agencies worn simply
employed tut menus. All should join in
praying and working , nnd in this way re
vivals eould hn made successful. It
wa.s not. necessary to wait for a crowd
ejtlier. Heviviils always bi'gnn In the
oliiireh and not. oitLsiilu of it. lie limn
proceeded to spcuk of tlie Inrge number
of saloons niiinlnir in tlm cil.v and other
places of temptation , and tlio crowds of
young men spending llieir .Sundays in all
sorts of plaees and upon the streets , nnd
never thinking of going inside of a
church. Ho called attention to the small
pcrcentjiije of church-goers in this city.
In Ills opinion not one-third of the people
ever wont to church , tiuil there wuro in
the city fully 11,000 persons who never
darkont'tl u church door. Thorn was a
great Held for work , and all should join
in doing all in llieir power.
The rcvivaliM , himselt then proceeded
to address the congregation. Ho is a
young looking , smooth-faeed man , with
hair cut closn lie warms up as ho pro
ceeds with his talk , and his earnestness ,
and his familiar method ot talking , are
evidently among llio attractive features
of his 'discourses. He lias numerous
eccentricities , but f > ! W of tlie.io cropped
out ill his address yesterday morning.
He looked about the room , and over tlio
audlouro , and commenced bv saying
"There's a revival in the air J see it _
fuel it , . " Then ho proceeded to tell lib
hearers that one man uouhl not make a
revival. All must work , each in his
sphere. Some could do one thing b4t ( ,
and some another. Atonoplaco where
ho was , there was a man who
could not oiler a jir.iycr in
public , but night after night
lie Mood at the door and watched the
people , and would tell him what ones ho
thought were ready to bo approached
personally , and rendered other good ser
vice and liulp. That man hu I found tlio
place where he eould work I nt , and ho
did all in his powv Ho hoped everyone
ono bore would show a like readiness to
do what ho could do liest. liain did not
discourage the upcaki r , nor mualluess of
numbers. All that \vas _ needed was a
unity of purpose and willingness ot work
instead of all relying on him to do it nil.
At one place he found that tlio church
members were all holding back for him
to gel up a revival , lie fell it , and so he
just walked out and loft thorn. They
htayedand prayed , and that night , there
was a young man converted and
a better meeting vas had than
though ho had remained. Sometimes
folks said that ho was goiu < j to Inivq u
revival anyway , and they looked to him
iu.ste.ad of to C'od. Ho hoped tlialall for
mality would bo done away with and that
all would unite in earnest , man-forget
ting work for the saving of men. At ono
place the minister advised him to start in
cautiously. IIo laughed at the idea. Ho
had found human nature about the same
west and east , north and south. Ho did
not believe in being cautious and afraid
of men , but to speak the truth boldly and
treat peculiar people just as if they were
like other people. Ho wanted the church
members to get wanned up. There were
pious people- who had not religion. Ho
called them suslhetiual pcoplo.
Ho vyanleil all Mich to got
real religion. Thorn wore church mem
bers who \\eio not happy in their relig
ious e\i > erioneo and felt that they did
'
not have all tlio religion which 'they
could stand. Ho wanted the church to
got in good earnest working condition ,
and for all to gel warmed up liist Ho
closed abruptly by starling up "Nearer
my ( ioil to Thee , " and the congregation
joined in the singing.
Arrangements have boon made for
holding a meeting every afternoon , ex
cept tins afternoon , at : t o'clock ; a young
people's meeting each evening at 0-4i : : ,
uml llio regular evening service at 7J : ! ( )
each evening this week.
Mr. M. K. .lelVrics , of Minden , was in
the oily Saturday.
Henry Itishton , of York township , vis
ited ( lie Hinds Salm day.
V. W. Voswinklo has boon up in Mo-
npiia county in the interest ot Oiloll &
Day.
Day.Mrs.
Mrs. K. W. JnelKja and daughter left
Saturday for a visit to Burlington , Mrs.
Jackson's old homo.
T. W. McUargartook a ahorttrip north
on business , and rolurned Saturday even
ing to Sunday at home.
A. K. Jlonghtou ennui in off the road
Satin-lay and will go out again for M. K.
Smith iV Co in a day or two.
David Friedman , now a dry goods mer
chant of Tabor , but formerly of this city.
Is in the city visiting his old trionds and
relatives.
II N McGrovv , of Dcnisou. has PO far
recovered from his severe Illness as to
bo abln to bo out on the road again , and
ho tarried over Sunday at Ogdon.
A. M. Weir , malinger of the undor-
writois , who has boon in Sioux City the
past week rating that place , has com
pleted his work tlioro ami returned homo.
. .7.V. . W. Laird , the democratic nomi
nee for county superintendent , was In the
city Saturday looking attor his chances.
Ho is a young man , wlio has lived in this
county nut a short time , and especially
in this city , the homo of the present su
perintendent , J. AI , Matthews , who is a
candidate for reduction , Mr , Laird re
ceived little encouragement.
Miss Isabel Shave , of Nnmhiy , N. Y. , is
in the city , the guest of Mrs. L. P. Whitehead -
head Miss Shave is an artist of inoro
than ordinary ability , skill and culture ,
and her paintings have attracted the at
tention and o.xuited ( ho praise of some of
the host art unties in the city , bite intends -
tends to remain hero for a time at leu&t ,
and will probably open classes hero ,
The many friends hero of Mrs. Cow
ilnroy , ueu Jvirscht , will read with inter
est and pleasure the following from the
Plattoviilo.Vis , , Democrat "On Friday
last a reception wns hold at llio resilience
of Mr. and Mrs. William Cowdnroy , in
honor of their eon Harry and his wife ,
who reached homo a few davs previous ! v
trom their wedding trip , The bride anil
groom received hearty congratulations
trom many friends , warmly welcoming
her to a homo among us and wishing
thorn both good speed in the path jiiht
entered. An was joyous mid happy , as
botits. such an occasion , and the ucllcato
and bountiful rupast , daintily spread
and gracefully served , received its well
murjtcd attention and promoted the .so-
uiability of llio evening. The wedding
presents worn numerous mid elegant ,
many of them lining the handiwork of
llui "livers , thus endowing them with a
clmrm that only loving hearts and willing
hands can bontuw. "
The "Two Johns" appear at llio upuru
house to morrow evening Ti ! : < v will
lime mil inilti to haven- i < m i't ' ' IHIUJ.O
J'J ! > i < i-i | r i of Iho liii : , k > iu " it U
never Indulges in fulsome praipo of the
atrical entertainments , nnd wbeupve
there la occnsion for criticism , it is given
freely and boldly. Of the "Two Johns'
( hero is no need of press notices. Thos <
henvy weight.s are now of national ropu
tatiou in amusement circles , and thej
urn certainly the greatest mirth-mnker
who have ever appeared in this city
From the first rise of the curtain to the
last drop , audiences are convulsed will
laughter , until laughter becomes almos
a weariness to thotlesh. This , too , with
out resort to elownishness , or mere mou
key shines. Folks laugh because they
can't help it , and because them is some
thing to laugh at. The comnanyis a wel
balanced one , and there is no weak spo
to the evening's entertainment.
UJohu Kintx , the cashier of the C. , 11. iV ,
Q. , after attending ( ho meeting of tin
ISoyal Arcanum , of which he is a mem
her , stopped into a restaurant to get a
lunch nnd while at the table wa strickei
by ijaralysis , the stroke being conlluec
to his left Hide. llo was nt once helpei
to his room , and his many friends an
hoping that the attack will not prove a
Hurious as it now threatens to bo.
IIA1VKKYK IIAPl'HNINGH.
The new Cougregation.il' church a
Hawanlc.il will bo ready for business ne.\
month.
Al. K. Hroek and Joan Vader were
drowned in Twin lakes , Calhoun county
while hunting.
_ _ A bllv./ard of wind actually prevented
Gen. Weaver from addressing tlio fusion
lst.s at Dos Moincs Monday night.
The annual convention of the Vomit :
Mou's Christian association of Iowa vvil.
bo hold at Davenport , October 22 to So.
A DCS Moines man , mutilated by a ilr
foetivo sidewalk , secured a verdict for
ijJ''OI ) , not enough to pay the doctor's bill
George Hughc.s and his nephew Join.
Hughes , were severely injured by a pre
mature blast in a coal mine , near Dus
Moines. lasl Monday.
Father Flavin was presented wilh a
handsome silver lea service by Iho A ( )
II. of Davenport , on his departure ) Ironi
that city for DCS Monies.
_ Arie Nolebooin , of Orange City , lost
his right hand in a threshing machini
which he wns feeding. His lingers and
thumb were torn to shreds.
The Milwaukee road is said to have se
cured control of the DosMoinos , Oseeola
& SoulhweMein , which will give it a eon
ncction with Kansas City.
A little ( ivo-yenr-old .son of John Ise
man , of Marshalltowu , wa.s kicked in th
head by a horse. The brain oo/iod Ironi
the Iraeture and the boy died.
j'robably the largest sweet potato ever
raised in the state has been toiind at
Museatine. It weighs exactly six pounds
and it is as large as a man's dead.
The body of a male child about i ! years
old , was found near llio railroad 'track
near New Hamilton Saturday. Kxanii-
natiou indicated murder. IIis suspected
that the child was thrown from a train.
The Star coal and mining company , of
Polk county , having a slock capital of
$100,01)0 ) , and the Iowa City dry phi to
company , having a similar capital of
$ " 0U > 0. have tiled articles of incorpora
tion.
tion.Webster
Webster City hoodlams a few nights
ago committed serious depredations on
the Uosenkranl.s1 park , opening the cages
and letting out the eagle.i. hawks , squirrels -
rels , etc , destroying tlio gate.- , and clog
ging the water pipes.
Near Murray , ( Mark county , lost Tues
day night , Miss Martha I'erlie deliberate
ly vyounded John lirawkor in the arm
whilw at a ohiiroh social. Hrawker wns
a discarded .suiter of Miss 1'ortio , and had
boon talking indiscretely about her.
Itloomlield had a jail delivery the other
morning. The prisoners , four in num
ber , attacked the turnkey , knocked him
down and escaped. Two of them worn
recaptured. Carter , who wa.s recently
M'uteneod for life tor murder , was one of
the men who was recaptured.
The latest scheme of tramps in stealing
rides was discovered on the Northwest
ern road a few days ago. Thoi take up
their abode in a car containing hogs , ly
ing Hat on the lloor , making the other
hogs ntand oil' , thus forming a ring siifll-
cienl to conceal them.
Seth Richardof Ottumwa , has ofloroii
to donate to that city thirty acres of
ground for the location of a p'ark , pro
vided that the city will promptly improve
it. The city council unanimouidy agreed
to accept the oiler. The land is'aid to
be the best adapted for park purposes ol
any land thai adjoins the city.
A little girl named Ulrich , living near
Now Hoston , Leo county , was burned to
death last week. Her parent * were out
of the house , and she began poking shav
ings in the front of the stove , the llnmes
being communicated to her clothing ,
with thn iatal result above mentioned.
A number of horses near Creston re
cently died in the greatest of agony. It
was thought that they had been poisoned ,
and a veterinary surgeon was sent for
The doctor made an analysis of ( he stomachs
achs of the deceased annuals and decided
that death had resulted from inflamma
tion ot the intestines , caused by eating
dead grasses that had been frost-bitten.
Joseph Conradi , of Odebolt , while in a
butcher si ion talking with the proprietor ,
suddenly fell , .striking his heiui on a mar-
bio counter as ho went down. There was
only a slight struggle and the man vv.-u
dead Although ho wa.s stricken with
apoplexy , it is thought the stroke would
not have proved Iatal but for the acci
dent.
( n'o Howes , who wns so seriously in
jured in thn round-house at Saiiborn
about two years ago as to render him iu-
capable lor haul work since that time ,
has taken advantage of his enforced idle
ness to invent a polishing machine , which
is said to bn far ahead ot anything over
before used by railroad men.
Miss Mary Mattock , of Logan town
ship , Ida county , has a valuable keepsake
in the simpo ot an old family clock. It
was brought to this country nnd landed
on Plymouth Hook by our I'ii'rrim fath
ers. It is over 8)0 ( ) years old , is eight foot
high , and has a gong like a church boll.
It was brought lo this country by Miss
Mattock's great-grand-fathor , who was
ono of the Pilgrim fathers.
The mangled remains of a man worn
found on the Omaha track near Lo Mars ,
' 1 hur.silay. It wa.s at lir.st supposed that
the victim had been run over by a pass
ing train , hut investigation revealed the
tact that he had boon murdered -ind the
body placed near the track to ward oil'
suspicion The motive was robbery , as
tlio man displayed considerable money
in town the day previous.
While digging it well on the farm of
James Marlow , in Hurt township , Kos-
suth county , vv'ion ' ibont forty-eight foot
duop , the workmen struck a vein of blue
clay. The well augur broke through this
vein and a tcrnblo roaring and boiling of
water took plnco. Thinking It to bo
damps , a lighted lantern was lowered ,
whim the escaping Kils took lire and
bhueil to a height of jx foot above the
lop ot the well. The llama was ox tin-
Siushod , but the roaringcoutinued. The
odor arising trom the gas is described us
similar to that of gasoline.
The Capital City Loan and Hiiilding
association of Dei Moimw. has lio"ua
l > roooodina against J. T. Cooliran , Its
lormer pivsldoiit , to secure f.l7'iOO. The
unitary of the company , \vfc A Haskull ,
ivas la t fall found to bo short $10,00' ) .
MlCoohran , as president , settled with
llaskell upon his turning over a portion
> f tlm money. It is now claimed that
. . .ocliraii wa.s in collusion with Haakoll ,
mil aided him in defrauding the com-
lany , and thi * suit is brought to recover
! n > bal mi' ' duo the company. Culuan's
.t , ) iu > : bemi iittucnod.
THE BLACK J IN THE SOUTH.
> 1 _ _
An Olil-TlmrJ ibolltlontst Hnlmkcs
the IgnoratHcat of llio Ito-
ccnt Converts.
T. W. Higgluson In Hoston Advertiser
Surprise is sometimes expressed that oh :
aboiilionist.s like James Freeman Clark
: md Francis "W. Bird and mvself shouli1
now bo lukewarm or Incredulous aboul
the alleged "suppression of voles nt the
south. " when Iho cause os the suffering
negro is being Jiotly argued by man >
who vvero not quite so sensitive to it In
the days when ItfeoH something to take
that side. The explanation seems to me
very simple. The verv fact that wo are
old abolitionists has led us at least this
is trup in my case - to study the southern
question apart from the bias of politics
and to get our knowledge from the very
best sources our former clients thorn-
solVPS.
I happened to command , during the
oivil war , a largo regiment of men who
had been slaves in South Carolina ,
Georgia and Florida. Ever since tlio
war I have ko.pt up a continuous , though
struggling and Irregular correspondence
with tliesu men , mostly in regard to
claims of pension. 1 have seen some of
them at the north since tlio war , and
have seen others at their own homes and
places of business at Iho south. These
whom I have thus met being usually the
more capable and the more prominent.
The information received from all these
iiinii iroes lo the same point namely , to
show that , although force and fraud have
undoubtedly been brought in , and some
times outrageously in the past , to intim--
date tlio negro vote in certain benighted
localities this kind of interference is
now altogether a subordinate tnotor in
the question ; the real causes which Im
pair the southern republican vote lie in
wholly other inlluonccs , most of which
would have much the same result in any
other locality.
These iiio-U direel causcsnro : (1) ( ) The
ignorance and poverty of the blacks ,
which has made it impossible that they
should organ/.o ! and bring out their vote
as against the belter educated and
wealthier whites ; ( - ' ) their disputes and
subdivisions among ? themselves ; a ten
dency which is illustrated by half these
'
so called "African churches' " of Iho
north and largely the result of the same
ignorance ; ( . ; ( ) their dependence through
poverty upon wlnto employers , gener
ally democrats and having a'tendoiu v to
discharge those who have voted against
them a tendency also not cunfmcd to
the ' outh , as many northern "mug
wumps" have found lo their cost , (4) ( )
their disgust at the memory of the c-ir-
pct-bag governments under which , as
they tound lee late , they themselves were
only singed in the lire , while Ihoir north
ern lc.idc.rs got the chest mils ; ( fl ) the ab
sence of all visible attempt by republi
cans lo hold meetings or furnish political
guidance to their southern allies ; (0) ( ) the
tailuro of the republican party when in
'
power to fulfill its promises , (7)'tho ( ) death
of Lincoln and now of Grant , the only
northern pubjio men whoso names were
really known in tin- southern cabins.
All these pointji of explanation have
come to me , iiotfl'oin my own specula
tions , but from UK ; very me.n concerned.
Compared vvithTlfose inlluencesso far ns
I can form an opinion , violence and tissue
ballots and complicated ballot boxes are
wholly secondary. Those causes have
had the ellectnol so much to transfer the
negro vote to jjio democratic side as to
impair and diminish it altogether All
politicians admit that it is hard to bring
out the vote of the very poor and ignor
ant unless they hiivo a direct money in
terest in voting. Novv , the bulk of the
negro vote at the south is still and long
will be of just Ito cla.ss. All politicians
knovv how ha'rd'K ' is to bring out a largo
vote in an oil'your. To the mass of these
sluggish voters among the southern
voters it is always an oil'year. . I must
sav I lift all the'accumulated speeches
and icsoliitions of my republican friends
do not seem to mo to manifest so much
common sense as the brief remark of
Sergeant Harry Williams in my own
parlor : "We have made up our'minds
lo quit politics until wo have got educa
tion and properly ; then , perhaps , wo will
Iry politics again"orthostill pilhiorisay
ing of the old colored man in Atlanta to
Ed ward Atkinson : "You can't put ig
noranc" on lop of knowledge and make
it staj there. "
Tlio Sunny Kido of It.
Let us be sunslJuy if wo can. Bui if wo
have dyspepsia and liver complaint and
rheumatism and several other ailments ,
how can we ? Fir.st get rid of the ail
ments. Get a bottle of Brown's Iron
Bitters and put ( hem lo Slight. Mrs Sil
ver , of Contralia , Mo. , s-iys , "I took
Brown's Iron Bitters for dyspepsia and
it has acted like a charm. " Mr. Sclh
Adams , Walvvorth , Wis. , "took Brown's
Iron Bittcis for severe rheumatism , and
is greatly improved. "
B. BICE , M. D.
' " ' "thi'i1iiiiiiii ) it'iiiovod without
, | , , KnllooriliawiiiBot blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES > r "
OMT Ihlity jciirn' practli'uloxporlouuu. Oillco ,
( > 11 I'curl SIU-L..I oiiiird Itlulls.
" Mu.ii.
DBESSMAZING- ,
CUTTING AND FITTING.
j . . 3 = 3 , .
Foi mnrly of Now Yoi k ,
No. a-l Pearl Street , - - Council HliilTd , tomi
MOH TICKET OFFICE
J. L. De BEVOISE , Agent.
No. Mr ? llioudwar , Council Ulnlls.
&
Bail-way Time Table.
COUNCIL iH.urpa
llio following i-t tlio thno of arrival and
rtopnrtnioof nalii cly control Htoniuiiil tlino , nt
( ho local Unpotfl. Tnilns louro tniiHli-rilopot tun
inliiutox oiullor und arrlvo tun 11111111104 hui < r :
Dhl'AHT. k * 'l A1IUIVK.
UIIUln | A NDHTIIWKHTEIIN.
0:2.1 : A. M . . . . Mull and Kxprusq . 0-Mi > . M.
l":4Ui > . M . rAU-nmmodiitfon . 4.VU : > . M.
B'JOl' : . M . . . KxpiusH . Ul/iA.M ; ,
C'lllifyiO & HOCK IKI , V.MI.
) : ? J > A. M . .rluiSl and lvprnf ! . n-jav. M.
: A. M . Xiuuominoilatlon . 5:411' : . M.
DJOr. : M . I'.vpronx . : ( ) GA. M.
OIIIUAUO , 1III.WALKKK & hT. 1'AIII. .
D-.33A.M . .JlaJl and i\pics3 : . tiMv.it.
HaniM. . . . . , v..J-.M pri'ss . uiwiA.M ,
. iimu.iNoro.v * ,
. M . ; ii iSid Hxpri.su . 7:11)1' : ) . M ,
& ! ! Bl' . M . > . SSpro-s . . bHlA. : M.
WAIIASII.hr. I.OI1IB& IMCIUC.
iiirip. M Ixu'iilbt. ' Lidiis KxnroiH Ixrul .
IVI IM.TrniikforH. . Uiills Kx Tiuiisltir.0 : ) : i . M
KANHA.4 C1TV. HT. JOB & COUNCil. IIMIKKb.
10:10 : \ . ii . JinlliiiKl Hxpioss. . . .7 : i I'M.
'
SIOUX C11V & I'ACIl'IO.
" 15.i. M . Sioux City Mall . . . (1:3) ( : ) i > M.
1:05 : J' . W . . . ht. I'aul Kvpivs * . 8i1 : ! v. M.
. .
1:00 : A.M. . . I > ( > nriir Kviironi. . iA' > i : M.
lin : I1. M. . .Lincoln'um. \ . , ( Jin. A It. V .S.JK iM. .
7I' : > 1' . > I. . . ( ) \ei.uiul l'\pro > M . B'M : v. > | ,
DUMMY Till.h TO 1HIUM.
LCIIVO Council IlluUi 7.U5-7 -BM-IOiO : ; : :
1:40 : a. m. ; ! ; : > ! - - - a'i > JJl.S5 : ± 'V.S5 '
1:1.1 p. in. Limvo Omutiii-ti iv7UJ : S.riO : 1U:0) )
1.15 n , ( u. fc..VJ j.oaJ X ) - \H-tM \ b-M
mos. OITICKII , . M w , ii.
OFPICBK , & PUSEY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
, laii.
JIVco front Opinion , J. ' ifflc nnif J'olsons.
A PROfr PT , SAFE , SURE CURE
I'or roucli" . fi-ro Throat , Ilo r rnMui , Influrnta ,
Cold * . HroncliUI Ooup , \ > linaplnl Coucli ,
Arlhmm luln r , I'nlnnln flint , .ndotliw
rrib. Thrtmt atiljiinr ! ,
tr . Hi
pet It for i/itin mill re vt tin bi > ttltskzire > JcAnr& i
y m , iill'g 0 : > t dollar to
TII : : i ii tiara i. YonKLtn ( oirAitY ,
StUUwutri Alii lltnur. ILI J * .
llnUlirK.rf. K > ril ilr R. .
: PONlH'trrKI ' ) 11Y
I&oyal Havana Lottery
fA OOVKIINMKNT INITITITTIOS. )
Drawn at Havana , Cuba. Every 10 lo 14 Days.
Tickets in Flf tin. Wholes , $ j. Kniotlom pro
Subject lo no manipulation , not controlled hi"
the parties In Intorou. It Is thu fufiusL thlmrln
tin1 , ' ' '
nil- imttiidor c'lnmco 111 CIMll'IH II
Tor tickets apply to bllll'MliV & C ( ) , 1213
llroiiilwny , N Y City ; M. O I'l'lINd A. CO. , lUJlaln
troi > I , KiintiiH City , Mo.
A iilecuof inliio. nlnajuiin nr , " siiys I ) . [ . .
Mllllluui , Iho oll-kiiown puhllslicr ml I'otluuu
lliMifiln , "WHS taken nt three mouililioin \\n \ \
lotiisinuptlxo niotlinr t nitns i > niuoiuliiil , unit
placed on Ild ! > ? o"H Teed mthis\oly. | At cincu , It
utiiiii ) ( > iiit > ( l in triiln , nnd a MJHII pl'iinp uml
hnnhliy ; nnd tlm rlilld still IV | < H" Simh li-sil-
inniiy its tills Hlioirn buyouil nil cavil It.s tiuu
value.
Onllnory Rnl > ' . ) rr Doota
alivayn vvcsr o'
the bull.
IJDOta nro dou'tlt thicJ ;
on the br.ll , and
DOUKL1 ]
ifrat tccmotnlral Hnbl
I > nct in llio ir.ml.
lonjor Ih m
otlnjr bout ami thu
and ex
cinlno tb-
goodj.
1012 DOUGLAS STUB 1 T.
A SPECIFIC FOR
, Coiivul-
uioui , Falling
Dnncc , Alcohol-
's"li ' Opium r.at-
lag , SypMHti ,
Scrofula , Kings
KERVE Evil ,
Diseases ,
< isi ,
OR5 ]
I I rJUiotimntlsm ,
i irea7.7iv.-i , Hn-iu Vi'orrj' , Jjlood Sores ,
, . . . . . nes3 , Cotti.tfiici * , Kcn'oua l.'roi5traUon ,
Xiiituy TroiMaantUr ' "
'i fur tjn doctors' suecrs when IliU
InC'illiblu rfiunly is ut hnnii ? 'Iho allilc'.iil
V..II flnil Itlo bor.roii-.tlUiU " _ lBpi'clllo.ii-il !
Rjnupinlniif vHauty anil vigor , as rcresluuj ;
nnil o.\hlllritiii : ; ; luacuol.KU'hiiJi ? spriiiK ol
v.-ilortoilioiiaioiicdatul lilntlns traveler In
( ' oilesi-rt. To dcrlim' niKlngaMiri'rciiir'dy
v 'u'lis'cklilo court siiironii and Invitoden'h.
f _ * . Ci > rrcsiiimiii1ur frcfciy nnmveroil. jj
Iho Dr. S. A. PIf Iillfl.\D7ELWE CO. , Si. Jcscpli , Me.
Hold ) > y i.U DrncutstH.
Sl.rxi pur bottlo. orour bottled for S-.oa
FOR SALE BY C. F. GOODMAN.
S. H. ATWOOD ,
PLATTSMOUTtl , NEB.
Jlrocdcror Tlioroutrhhroil and Hish Ondo
E oroford anil Jersey Qztth
And DIIIOC und Juioy Hod H lno.
P. BOYEB & CO.
IHIAI.KItrt IN
and Jail Work ,
10 FiinuunSti'iiut , Onitilm , Nub
Thorough Instruction on the Piano
and Organ
VOICE CULTURE AND THEORY
I'orsons desirous of rowlvlnt ; liibtritotlon
thu abuvo will plc.fio cull on or udilrtui
Prof. C. B , lipfert ,
No RX ) l-'irHt Avenue , Counuil UlufTa , Iowa.
PJ. SCHUH.Z ,
Justice of tlie Peace ,
Oillci ) Ovnr Arncrlcitn Kxiro < fl ,
COUNCIL ULUI'Trt , IOWA.
HAMBURG -AMERICAN
3acl = ot Company.
A DIIIKOT LINK 1TH
England , Francs 5 Germany.
'Jlu MI .unehlpii u * IhuMI ! l.niiu n line urn all
iflron. In ivuti-r liiflii > nc | m tniiMitH , anil rii-
llllllllllHl tUlll fll > Illy In I'lllkll IC | | pli < ill U
> lh OHIO ami nxi''I'.ui.c' i In > < uii ) iho I'liUcil
ilnii'n nnil I'iuuiiK uii iiuillx umi Iruvv New VorH
IIMI-H.IIIJH anil Patmxlay * IMI | ' 1 > mninh , ( UN' .
ION i , ( | iii.MijfU'\lHiiii.l ( . IMMI.riUK
Italfd-l'itat lublu , t'Xi-fltt'J ' ' frui i n T to .So : }
York.
THE CIIKAPliST 1'LACK IN" DMA11A TO HUV
? $ :
3 W1
Ono of the Kcst and Largest Fttocks in. tlic U. S.
to Select from.
No Stairs Climb Elevator
to , Elegant Passenger ,
M. BURKE & SONS ,
LIYE STOCK COMMON MERCHANTS ,
OKf ) . IIUUKi : , >
UNION STOCK YARDS , OMAHA , NEB.
Hr.l'RltKNCTSr Merchants and runners' Itaiik. David City , Nob. ; Kearney Natlonul Hank.lCoir
noy.Noh. ; Columbus Slate llniilColuiuhus , Noli ; MoUonald'ij Hank , North I'lallu , Noli , ; Ouuiua
National Hunk , Uniiiliii. Nch.
Will pay customers' ilralt with hill or laillajr atluvhoil , for two-thirds valno of Bloclc.
A. TULIIOCIC , Kilff. and Sllpt. ( I. 1 . N. HADDLKIt ,
II.V. . DIAMOND , AsM. Bcoy.
Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron works ,
OFFICE AND WORKS LLVWENWORTII , KANSAS.
M VNurArrritiiiciu1 * Axn iitriji
Wrought Iron , Steel , Howe
Turns anil ( iituiiliintliiii
J > * Jt I J ) C ! E ,9
I'mKnllioiind unit
Turn Tables , Draw Sp.ins ( Rock
Trusses , Piers and Sub
structures.
, SHIRE & TULLOCK
\ . wisif
I'lon c < vcnil iHvoril of nil brliUjo work to lot Curiospunilonco Bollollu > t lixiiu
brldgu cuiniiilsslonors.
JTOME SEEKERS ATTENTION.
or Full Particulars about Frao ami Cheap Lands in Western Nebraska. AMrcss PATTERSOfi
& WHITE. Heal Estate Agents , North Plutte. Nebraska.
Grower. ) of Iiive Stock and Otliers.
Wi : UAUj YOUIl ATJ'IJ.Yl'lON TO
It iHthn ho t anil eltfipmt fen 1 for fork of nny ktiul. Ono pound In oqunl to llntia pomi'M ' ot
corn. Stock led wlt't ( Jround Oil Cu'to ' Hi the Kull and Winter , Insto.xil of running ilo.vn , will In-
rrcneo In wolirht mid 1)0 In trooil innrkntnblpt-onillllon In tlm spring. 1)ilrymnn : us well us otlit'M ,
who use II , can testily to Its inuilu. Try It ami jtidtro for ynnriolvriH. 1'rlco $ ! 1 per ton. Nu
r sacks. Address WOODMAN UNSUISU OH. WOU1CS , Oimilm , NobraHkiu
CHARLES SHIYERIOK : ,
UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES ,
PaSBcnjror clovutor to nil lloors. 12M. 12X ! < nnd 1U10 Furniun Btroct ,
OMAHA , NUIlUAiilCA.
; l
I3th St. , Cor. Gapito ! Ave.
For the Tfeatraent of all Clraic aod Sufgical Diseases ,
DR , McMEHAHY , Physician and Surgeon in Cliargo ,
Particular attention jinid to JJcfoi'mllias , DIxrnwH of H'omen , of
'
, tfie Stomach , Llixir , Kidn'cjiH and JSlood , J'llim , Cuncr.ru , Tu-
morn , J'li/a and Jar Jlscascn. Catarrh , Jli-onrhltla
and Limy DlNeattrti treated JtTi-dirafi-d In
halation. , Sv'A'J > "OJt JNIIALElt ,
Write for Circolar on Deformities and Braces , Diseases of Y/imen / , Piles , Tumors
Cancers , catarrh , Bronchitis ; Inhalation , Electricity , Paralysis , Epl-
lepsy , Kiduey , Ear , Eye , Skin and Blood Diseases.
Tlio Only Reliable Medical Institute making apcclalty ol
Private Diseases of the Urinary & Sexual Organs
. . . . . . .
; r - - - - " > * / v nj li LII ll IV 1.11 14 "J r-I II kl lit. CUIl
hyhlciaii' . unit lux liei n In tli huniU nf Patent M-iIldnu-vcuiloia uml li-iioiunt men cltliuWi to
ouoiuriUcInc lIiBl u < 0ipccUlcnnil uoiild euro iwcrrun
\Vo Liioiv Hint tliuuK-imU mijlvrliia Iho f ITwU ut lilt vices lm > o Iw-fn ill niMIninl | | < o oftrn
they iiro lilwiiuriiw-il uml ( mm alinn t ylM-n up Impe of i-ior IIKIIII ; i uri-il 'I o ull .uth We < Je Un In
o kirxliavo uiterly faihil
VV'u wtru mncwi : llio firl to male rpcrlally nnd ftudy of Hi IK clan of illionno * . nad to Irml tliej
V.lHilff.'r.\JH ! ' ! \ "C'IJ ' | | WiuilMotrr.il Him mn > . Olwt nndarucilu. . ALL CONTAUIOUri A.NU
1II.OOI ) IJIhUArtha , from ulmtovvrmiiru prwhucil , nurcc fully treuw.do can rvmovi ! BiuhlM
poUnn Ir ni ttiu cv-lciu vliliuul niriinr % . or injury lo tin- you m
ALL CUUMi'McA'IJ NM l.'ilNHDU.NUAL. Call und cunmilt uior > cnd nnmp opU | HWl.nfltra
JIIIV.\Tli
IINAL
ALL
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hi liiyu.Miimiiiii hy mail ur iiiirrtKKCl'ltM.Y I'A' Kill : . ' ) . ulMHlV.VTH'N I" 11 ru ti
lailirib-wn'rnliui MMider. Our pcrrniml iiiurxluw [ rcfi'ifil if c'lii.uuilit. . 1 It IJuiu. . Jvf IM
nu.uiiii.ioi itioiiuf pulli-i ' ' liunrilaul nH . _ iliini e uK.jii/n .My IH' . .
( LLLKTl'MtSTU . , ,
Omaha Medical ana Surgical institute ,
Cot ; JXtlt M. and Cajtit- He. , OMAU.l , X Kit.