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HIE CHARLES A VQCELEB CO . Sole Proprietor ! ,
r + & + u * * * * * ! + fTt * xxurmi . 'n i
James Medical Institute
dun-red by IhjStateof till-
non fnr t > cexi'uspjrpose '
of Kivng immediate reilclln
all chronic , urinary and pri
vate d Ufa ten Gonurrbrca ,
fnrniii , Uo oil
( liscaio of IH3 Ukm and
l ) nau ( iromcUy trlleved and
. Semln l
. l'lmple on
the F . I .os Mnnhooa , tfntltrrty nirtil. Tliei p
Itno 'X/ ' -riMrNf , , ) . The nnpropriRtc remrdy
la t pnce mtit In rachc e. Cun iiltitljn > , per-
3n l nr by letter , racrel y conldentiAl. McJ.
Irlnfs cent by Moll and fc.\pre . No mark * on
P > tkac to Indicate content ! or K.-ntftr. AdilrcM
OR. IAMES.NO. SOlWashlnGtorj n . , fjnlwaolll.
A TINE IINK Or
WOQDBR1DGE BROS1
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OMAHA M'I'.KASKA.
Scrcfula ot Lungs.
1 inn limy 1i ! ) ( > mi < oM , unil linx , snlTi-n ,1 fur
tin-lu-l lillrin ) , HI \\itl , 11 Inirjiiiiul'i' I
liniirli ol Hi M , | | H-II-I > . I nl I , inpurar ) ri-lli-l was
nil ( lint I I'l'tu IK 11. I VMInnlU ln liny niiitiiuil
111 ! ( ii- I -i-vrnil ycnis A Irirnil Mmnul ) tea-
nmini nilnil tinit ! - , ' of Siir H | I.-lli'-.s S S.i ,
rliilinliifr tliul lit * hlin * liu I hut n ( rii'iitlv lieuu.
lllCMl In'OHM' Ii nvr InmliiVH I ii'snlvi il In try
It. Tin' ic-ulihiui' ni iiiii-hiilil , : . M > cn'un Inia
Hill IPII iu > Kir-n ill linx ri'lni IKnnil ! I wclili
ilxly poiuiils iiiiiro limn I e r ilul in im llio.
11 Inilitin tlir-,1 , , > , - urhliKc I NIOPI , | Ilii' n o
oMIic ii.i'ill. . Inn hi.t Innu | .o iciiniiot Hit
ry , A In . .111111125 , IK * "
Specill ruiin Iv M > t ! < -tiililc , 'i'ri'utl o
On lilou'l unil iin I'isci ,1 iiiiiileil I'rcMi.
'I'lin hitinMI i ii ii Co. . DraivcriJ , Atlniitu ,
Oil. , ( ii Ib , NS i-M xN. \ . V.
D/t. If A in9S
Asthma Cure.
This hiMilmiMo t-pi'i-llli- i-f.iilily anil piTniH-
niMilly t-iii-i-s nil KniiU u | A , lniiii. 'I'm , must
olistinnU , unil loiiliinilliitf ; c.i'i-s > n'il ' | > ii > niii- |
Iy to wind'rlul I'ui'ini.- | ni > pL rlli < s. It is
kniinii Iliuiiipluiut lliu uor ! > ! lor Us uiirlvnlt'i !
. tlllcnuv.
; l. | , .iAM > : . , , | | | } - I.iiicnInNiil.wnii'.s ,
.Inn. ii'i. 1S1 1 : Slum ii"liii' Dr. Iliilr's A"lhnii !
< ! nre , for nioiii Ilinn ouryrar. . my wiTo lias hei-n
onllrejj nll , uifl n < it IIVIMI a-j nilituiu of lliu
lllMIII M lilts HPl'Cill I'll.
W1U.IA.M IIINNT/IT. ! Itlclilaiiil. town , wrIKH.
Nov. ! lil , lN\t : I liavo ln-on iitllu-ti-,1 , wall Hay
( 'iiver unil AMImm tlmo l"V.i. I lullmri'il > iiir )
ilu cut inns unil inn happy In say Hint I nuvui
Hlfjil linller In my life. 1 inn t--lmltliat I inn
union * ; llu ) inivny v.'lii ) can upt-nk M > luvonilily of
jour leiiuiilli-H.
A t'nlinililiit'.l piiKo tmalUi ) c iuanliiKliiiilui !
roof fi-oin nviiry utato In lliu r. S. , Ciinuitii anil
lunt llrltiilii , will liu iti'lil.il iinin | iipiillcnliiiu.
Any ( lruri-n luii tun in1 ; it In iiouli will jiru-
ib It.
< IJ7 M.rjllllI-K.S . , St. J,00ls.tlo.
4 v gtiUKtr 'Vitt rf two MeilvnlCoMrf , hni LrrD'aarff
Dlirfr.llu IbrUI | ir lmenlo ( CUM MM NlkM > , ' H ( ,
AB.I Ull. I. ItultNMd 'ItNUHU , ul | 'l tl mu | ual. LjUil ,
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Ncrtoi'S Proitralion. Uelllit > , Mental anil
Phklc ) l Weakness j Mnrcurlal nnil nthor Altec-
lions ol riuo.it , Skin or Doncs , IduoJ I'olsnnlng ,
old Sores and Ulc.urs , > rc ir. > i , i m , i t.intkiirui
Cee * , , i u l l l , rl utltla ' . I , , H.fiil , ri.mt.'r. . '
Diseases Jrlsiny ( roni Indlicretioi , ticcss ,
Eipnsuie or Inilulgencc , i - r i. . . . , .u.c Or e , ,
ItfU wUS | i Ovl . l-rr - i.UMl. n , it I.nit ) . ( JIMU.'tl nt Iflll
lijdtrt'fi.if , D > n tr. I'10.1 ' Ir.untl.i l.'f , | 'i. .u-iljccir.
rrrjli > iif ( iiM wfl i > of r .LJa c tr l.m tif ijt-ii , tic. ,
rcndrrliiv Murruca Imp , si per or uiilnirry , Me
rrrniini i liy fi r J , l-umi'iil. \\\it \ \ imjtri ) cu iliial . . * t > . 4cnt
lfllrtl .1 tuw'n ' ; ' . ) . fie la.i'i , nt lir. ' . C. ik.ii'itlloa ' At of
Ceriir l.T ,0111 l.t * . i'Ui1. J t < 1 ' . UCI.LIU. tul.
A Poslllvu Wrlltcn fiii.lrjnke t. m lutttrrtt.
rtMociar. Uf < lii.i , Reu ( iv.-j . : . . ! 17 rj , : : trvii run.
SflO 1'AdtS. Fltfll M..IT8S , olnt.nt cuih au.l Jill
l.iulii. . . . : if ! rm. in . . . . . .r.uirr - , . n > i t'.tn
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PENNYI SVALIILS [
"CHICHCSTER'S "
ENGLISH.
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S MEDICAL CO.UUFFALO.N.Y.
The Mirror
Is no flatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale ?
.r Magnolia Kalm is the charm
er that almost cheats the
lookiiH'-R'kiss ,
THE JUDGE ! COUPLE OF OHIO ,
MM. Kelly Tclb t1ae F.brof Her
Life ,
\Voar n N'wubtr Thirteen NhttfUBS
No Haliy t'ncr , and N J'.otli
Ciintly Atiil IMcA-flilt.
Cincinnati Knqnlror : A Welding suolt
as tli.it of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly , at
( ireentlold , OliioHo only fifty-one InohfiS
high nnrl oho forty eight had so inncli
in it of novelty that the Kniuiror man
railed In .ve UTilu.v to pnv his r * | ioel * to
ilio bride. Slir is n onto , cunning , britfli *
litlh ) hiily. who f nt lit n rocking rlniir1
while her plump , tiny , slippered fnut did
not rraeh llu' uariu't. Site conic- - * from
DUP of thu best families In ( JrcunUoltl , O.
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\vln-rc her father resides.
blin wnn stopping nl tlio 1'urvU Iiouso ,
on Wust l-'ittn
"Yon had a ( , 'rand wedding , I lu-arS"
remarked tlm i-nqnin r man.
"Indeed we did. Why lhi > srliool hn.-ml
let. nil the tu.icli-rs and oliildr-n penn ,
: ind aid 1 1 icy should no ! bu marked t.ir-
dv. \\u\vori ! married in llio Alethodisl
church nnd hud i\ little girl' , all drcis-
< ld in white hki1 fairies , uaeh rarryin ; ?
llowor' , to stand up an bridesmaids.
\Vli\ , tinMiiarUst w.it only livu years
ojd , nnd could soarenlv toddlo. nnd thu
binjje.si u'a.s only ns tall as I am Thi'ti
tin.stroets w ro onm-dod , and the m.ir-
Hluil hud lo inaki. a path for 11.4. Thuro
must have buon twunty-iivo hundred puu-
pic in thcchurcn. "
'Any others of your faniilv ns liny us
yon ? "
"Oh , innrcy , no. I am the youngest
ivml tlii' Munllu.st. "
"It was a love inatph , of course ? "
'Oh , yes. It was I'n iiny. Hinontha
rvro I in ny hatud thu si lit of my , Jolm.
Why , 1 u lil lo KO up and down otlmr
stroiio to avoiit suidiyr him. Now , I
think ho is just thu nicest man in thu
world , and IOMI him bettor than 1 do my
lile. "
"Von liavo never exhibited , t snppojo ,
or 1) -I'll on tlio road" "
"Oh , no. thmiii ; t have had mnny of-
fin . lut ! b1'oro 1 was married I could
not hear to lenvomy lalhcr , who doles
on inn. liut now 1 don't know wii.it to say
iibont it I have a littlu property in
( JruL-nlicld , and bhall go back thuro to
Iho iroin lii-re. "
.lint then her tidy foot pooped out from
beneath a double 'honistitunod , milled ,
pulled nnd tucked snirl , whiuh tint
modest reporter thought was a mouse
unil was gutting ready to jump upon tlio
taldo , but hu reeolluutoil limisull' and
whispered :
" .Sneh isnnninfi shoes. "
"Oh , yes ; I wear No. 1 ! ! , but the shoo is
13 , " putting out ii plump littiu yellow
Hilk-sioc-kiiijjed nl'nir no lar or than u
china doll's.
"Anil how old i < ) your husband ? "
"Jkis iwenlv-t'our , but 1 boat him
year , lor I am tweniv-livo. "
" j'lien your wedding wa < ? u happy
uliair ? "
"Oh , yes , I had lots of prints. I
haven't 5'ot ovun had time to look them
all over. I w.is m.irriud in n brown silk
brocaded velvet. Oh , don't hinjih now.
I Mippose you think 1 eould only jet. into
a dress of only three yard.s. lint 1 e.in. I
once had'n dress made. , and it took nine
teen yards. Just think of that ! "
Mrs. Roily was term < ; rly Miss Anne
Dullicld. Sin ; dille.r.s Iroin all tlie dwarfs
that have befor , ; lire < heard of in that she
is extraordinarily bright , j oed tempered ,
and has tint features of iutullifi'-oee. '
There i.s no baby laeu business about her ,
m. irking the eontr.isi botwcon a pur foot
form and mature manners.
The pain and mi.scry snflerpd by tboso
who are all'eeted with dyspepsia are indu-
M-ribablu. The distiWi of thu body is
equalled or surpassed by the confii.sion
iiiid lorlnres ot tin ; mind , thus mak'ng
their victims sillier double atlliution.
The reliet that is given by Hood's
Sarsaparilla has caiiseirthoiisands to bo
thankful for this jjrcat medicine. It ills-
jicls the ean.Ms ! of dyspepsia , and tout- ! )
up | the digestivi ! oryans. Try Hood's
Sai > parillaV
HELD AND FARM.
Oixiil J'ointu of Short llnr-t C'nltle.
AVlnil consliutu.s the .snperUirity of the
.Shorthorn ? This question is answered
by A. II. Thomas , a writer in the North-
crn Tier Clii/ettc , in xvhiuh hu Siiy.s : It i.s
the best general purpose breed ; the lie-it
combined machine with which to convert
Brass , hay and yr.tin. asvoll as all the
eoar o products of the farm into beef and
mill ; . HJ line , com | > ae.t form and mild ,
quiet disposition enabli ; it lo lake on
growth and tloih and prodnci ; milk with
but littlu wn-,10. With it.s lon well
rounded body , its broad level loin.s , its
i'ull-lle lied , heavy hind quarters and its
line , small head and lied : , it will iyo to
the butcher a mneli larger portion of val
iiiibhi meat than tint high-quartered , nar
row-backed , heav.y-noeked , llat-ribbitd ,
c-oiirM'-botud and uijbellied unlive.
It i.s poor encouragement in thi.s sei
lion ol hi < rli-prjced land for the .stuck
grower to teed hiri line hay and run : ( o
tin animal that , from its nervous , restless
temperament , will waste much ol it in
useless uelion instead of quietly convert-
in/X / it into valuable beef or mill. .
And it isciprilly discom-a in ; ; to feed
for tlm uruwtii ot u bituf th.it , when
diT-iseil , will only prodnen about lifty
pounds lo the hundred livu xvei ht of
meat that is ehielly coarse and unsalable.
Thesij nic .somo ot the roui-oiis why tlio
liiitihci-.s pa.Ni * 1 cunt or : J c'eiit * per
pound , live 'weij'ht , inoru lor a niudid
Shorthorn tliaii for lliu nativu or oihur
llllill.ipely breeds.
Some persons o\iout ) , thai blood alone ,
without re iird to fond or surroundings ,
> \ill insure riiecuss. Tin. ! chief advantage
in nnproM-d hliiod it to enable the stock
man In reap moro prolitablu rewards for
his labor and eailal ] invested , wheru a
ivahiiiinlili ! liinouiit of care willi liberal
Kuiliu - U to bu u'lven. It i the anridiH
feed over and above what is required to
MiM.dn lil'o nnd < ; ivo the proat. And
the more tint tiiirpbij ( lie more the prolit ,
where buuf or null ; production ii bought
for , until the o\tinit of thu asslmil.itivu
po\\er is nearly ruaehe.d. Plenty of
wholesruiie food Is absolutely neuussary
ID prolitabla rfsnlLs , whulher tor milk
urbi-ef , with any sLockof nnv breed , and
a reasonable amount of o.st-rciso for all
breeding aiunuils.
Anierican-A rieiilturiIn ! fnl julns
good , stroiii ; . vi ni-nus hops ; , over a vear
i , Id , corn and water make a sj.jo.il food.
\Vo do not fcjiy tlniro U nothing betlur ;
bin if wu lived in tin. yooil eoni growing
s , wo s-hould not look for ujiy-
lieapef or moro fatiuitn ; : .
In fattening younger pigs , however , a
gn-aler variuty of food is < lniirablo. Wo
\uuittheptgstogrowandfatttMi at the
K.tine time For this purpose wo need a
tfnotl brei d , or n good urade of hogs.
Wu IUM > I | iniiin , dry , 0'iinfortabla quar
ters. unit plenty ot good , easily digested
food. Tnu bust and moil ca > fv ) dig < ijed (
food is mill : . The slops from the house ,
or tlm rut use from n hotel , including
oc.iaps of mc.U and fnl , and bread and
vegetable , are uro\erbiallv CNC'dh-nt.
DII Iliu tarrn , MIIV t'oudvo do not know
what el e to dr with , g es to the pigs.
This is right , lint if wu want to f.ittcn
lh' > pl s. wu nturtt 6i < thai they have
'ii > - MiI I of grain , in addition lo such
i l as c-ibbagu leaver , buou. maugoU ,
RUt t Tpp'- s-oill i ii | jxi-Uxltv t-otl d
p. . ! , ( .H i't- Ti'- ' ( ' < ? , 10 n il
feeding consists in giving lir ! > j > iirs fill llio
grn'tti Ih vcan ont , wiliiont akentng
their npp.'tit for the mi\cd ami cbeflpei *
food nnd vegrt-ibles
\VliGiioorn is the prim ip.il food for
younff fatti-ninj , ' pii" , n liulu br.in , or
rati'rr ! ' , what wi , call " ( inr feed , " is vM-y
le iraide. If the corn Is fed wh > li > , a
gno I plan Is to mix tinfinelVed with Ihe
wntor < ny a pint to'eh gillon of wnt.-r
ami 1 tlif > jtiKshavonll tln-y will drink
of it. IF Ih- pigs li : va ( ill tin1 v"faiitile ! *
they will fat , tiu'v will nM Urink mttr-li
\vi-"r. ; | and n > ore line feed , s.iy n qitirt : tea
a fr.illon Of wnlrr inny be tisnl , if Ihn
] iiif3 do lint t.tkti lo the line fnml itnd
w.iter mix in n little com meal till Ihi.y
grt m llin hnliit < if drinking it.
IVet ) . m mgo1-li nn > l c-.t-'bigo nrc not
improved by conking or st-'inning , IV > -
lnlo 9 nre far better cook id than rntt' .
In m iuv o-jotion of tliHcn.intrjf1 titisoar ,
the ] ) otato erop Ii b.i liy di ea ed. If
cooked and im'hed tit ) while tint u'ith
finn food , thpy urvkn evcnllent food for
| ) ifr- > . A feed of JIM-IS , or barley meal , or
urirn in addition , will pm'i ' the pig4 tor-
ward rupiJly and produeo lirnnr
pork nnd lard. Of conrso tbiM
sumo kind of foftd can bo
very profitably fed to older hojs ; , but it
is not so neccs-ary for t'lem ' as it ii for
younger pit- ) . It follow ) from this , thai
milk and ylops from the house should be
given to young pi s or hue ) . ling sows.
rather than to the old , tallcning or store
hoMilk U good for all hogs , but it
will pav b"tt'Mto feed it lo tliu young
than to the old onu < ?
( 'hemienl "food ratiom" nro ftond ;
porsoiiid supervision , or doing the teed-
ing ono's .self , h better. Never gtto
more food than the pigs will cut up
'
clem. This , at any rate' , should bo the
invariable rule in tvirur.l lo corn nnd
othr food th.it the pigs have a great lik
ing for.
A -'tor a \ } \ < t lun oaten nil he will of food
from the trough , ho will often entnn ex
tra ear of corn just ns he going to bi-d.
And llio owner Will enjoy seeing him eat.
il. nnd how "soo.i it x ' 'll ' bj c.mverlod
uilo good leal lard , or solid side pork.
W , l ht nn-l M natures In tlm I ) Ury.
I was milking in tlio barn when young
'Squire Lau'ton oami ) . I littcd up the
p. nl and hung it on the spring balance.
" fuit. i : | pouiuU , " said I , and marked it
on Ihe little board just oppoiile where
the cow stood. "What tin do this tor ? "
said he. "Whv , 1 alwaysconnt , nii-a-iu-o
nnd weigh i-ycrvthing on IhU farm , "
said 1. "Mfalhi'r , t.uigiit nil ! th.it when
I was n toy. " "Hut wh.it'3 thu u o
here ? " said he , "you'll ii.-ivo nil the milk
and no ono can clieal you. " "Don't yon
be sure ot that. Now look horo. Von
see lhi board ; that's Tops s milk ac
count. Here yon see is 17 pounds , 1J ( !
pounds , IS pounds , and then conies II
pounds. That .struck mo all of a heap ,
ami I went right then and there to Topsy
to see what was the mailer. Her nos'u
was hoi and dry and her mouth was
clobbering and hltc was not eating. I
soon found out what was the matter , frho
had been chewing the fence rails and n
big splinter was jammed into her month ,
between her teeth , and her jaw was
swelled badly. Now , I mightn't have
found that out for two or three days if I
luUln't weijrhed the milk. Hut yon see 1
soon net her right again. 1 HU\ i > d a good
deal of trouble by i > And then nook
here. Here is ifj : o ids , lj pounds ,
1:2 : pounds , 11 | uu s , 11 pounds.
and lii-rc yon see ar o . , 0 } pounds , and
all down iil pounds , . po.inds , . " , pouii Is ,
5J pounds. Now look ai that cow. bile's
pretty , ain't .she ? IJul , bless you , hand
some is us haiiiUotnij does , and that cow
doi-sn't May here any longer than till
( * he is fat enough for beef , lor she ain't
half handsome enough for a dairyman
to keep. Then yon see these frla.soes.
These arc to measure the oreani by. ' A
cow that won't civil Ifi per eunl. of cream
won't pay to keep with the feed I give
them , ami a heitur that won't make 10
per cent , won't pay lo raise , and is only
good to sell lo those who .sell milk. Now ,
how could 1 tell all this if 1 didn't weigh
the measure ?
"See here , that is the fepd measure ;
ono of the.se go on the feed for every
cow at every meal , and that scoop jit t
holds two ifuarts. This basket holds a
full bushel , and every cow < jcts that full
every feed. And two or three got a
seoopful more. Von sec it's all brought
down to rule. No thumb rule , either ,
but weighs and measures every lime. A
man lli.it don't \veigh and measure
everything about n dairy can't toll what
he is doing , and it is _ just as easv for him
to lose $1 a day as it i.s to fall oil'a log.
Now , my boy , put that wrinkle on jour
horn. It's worth $1,0 , ) ) to you if you
don't fnrget it , bill you are wi-lconio to it
for nothing. "
The above is from an Kngli-h paper
credited to an American contemporary.
U i.- full of meat.
Hlnti anil Sir
ISuttcr tubs should be thoroughly
cleansed and then soaked in brine bctor'e
packing down butter in tlmin , wldcli Will
materially asnisl in preventing the butler
from being tainled.
A few years ago Jiram-growing was the
main reliance of Ihe Iowa farmers , but
they are graduajly drifting into dairying ,
oxjiericnco having convinced thorn' that
it i * much more prolilable than grain-
growing.
Hees. to be made sure and prolilablo
pro.Iiieer.must bo cared 'for and led at
certain s.-asons just as surely as poultry ,
and their product of honey can bu juM
as certainly relied upon. There IM no
more fascinating work than the care of
beo.s when onu b.-couus inlareslod in il.
I'riesian dairymen never allow a cow
even to see her uev-born calf , much iess
to lick and carets it The cow i.s con-
lined in a stall and walclntd , ivnd llio
moment the calf i.s dropped it is wholly
removed from bur sight ,
Karmi-rs should go carefully over their
pustules every little while 'and so-itt'iir
Ihe voiding * of their stock , and not have
the liclds ilottJii with great blotches of
rani ; grass , so i.mk by tin oviir-richnes.s
of the nrinuring that no kind of stock
will eat it.
Hogs dift'er its much a9 any other ani
mals do in their ability to 'tako on fat.
Thrifty young hogs of the improved
hivcdn will gain much fa.stjr on the sain-j
unioiintof foj 1 th it ol.l jun.il unthrifty
animals thai belong to no rocogni/.od
breeds.
Sod Is nn excnllont protection to nn
orchard in winter , and .should not bit
plowed under in tint fall unless through
uceesMly. When plowed in the fall a
coating of manure , which litii been well
douompmml , .should bo jtppliu.l us a
mulch.
Wo gwionilly nspw-t butter results
trom clover than from timothy , but this
yc.ir s'Jiiu' farmtrs have reason -to con-
gratulatu tbuniM-lves on planting pota
toes on timothy .sod without manure. The
potatoes have not rotted .so buly : | , and
though tln < itjiirogiito yield -smaller , a
largir proportion are sound. [ Cultiva
tor.
tor.The
The bnst rein 'dv against the gl
uf trees by raiibits is toeo.it ti | , ; Inirk
with homo snbit.inee oiVuiisivo to them ,
rnio of the boil la-ing a Ihick wash mudu
af cow nnniiru and water , and 'f-iiough
attr slacked lim-t to imiku the mixture
: it'adiill white color or urt-imUh gray.
I'liu mi\turo may bu applied with tttvold
broom or brush.
- - i
Dr Pierce's "Favoritu Prescription" i >
* most powerful restorative tonic , and
oinbiiiDs thu most valuable nomnu
propurtius , e peially ( ) adapted to tlm
ivants of debilitaiLii ladies s ilU-ring from
rt'4)al ) ; b.-ick , inward fever , congestion ,
nilaiuiimtiun. or ulceratiou , or from
iervou > no s or neuralgic pains. Uydrug-
tMII'PfT1 t 11 \ T\t' nUTT'X *
DRhSSES ; } IADfc BJiEN \ ,
Tailora letting into tlo
t Trpde.
filrlsVliti fin . to TliMtUroihrrp'
j.
Tdl lorn lo rJt > V < 'o tuinOM lot- Street
\VoMt Hwell sbopn AVliloh (3 ft
tu ! Woi > rn's Ti-atlo.
lihia.Tiijies If n girl wauls to
bo ftmhlnnuilli ) , fttid Knglith ntid itlto-
{ jelhor correct , -nvwiidiiys she must have
Her dre r-s for slivet wear made by n
t-iilor. If she Is not wealthy enough In
ilo this she must get n dressmaker to
copy Ute tnlloMiiadi ) dreisos 113 nearly as
powible nnd trv to make peojilc believe
that they nre gjutiino
A couple ol years ago tlm tnllor-mntlu
tlrcsm-3 were only worn by those who
were fortunate enough to have taken 11
trip across the Atlantic and well enough
oil to have their Mills , made in l.ondori.
The American tailors were not "low to
follow in the footsteps of their Kngli-ih
fellows , however , and to-dav there urn
very many shops in t-iis cit\ where In-
dies' dresses are made ns tegnlarly as
men's suits. Separate rooms are pro
vided for the feminine customer * , and in
them are arrayed chillis froiii Scotland
and Kn < 'land unit Trance , with rarely n
t > iece of good" of American manufacture.
The ladle * ' tailor in nothing it not Ku-
glish. but tlu-ro U a method in his Anglo
mania , and ho makes lots of money by
FAMMOVAHU : SHOI * ? ,
One very fashionable shop of the kind
ii located on Cnostnnt Blreet below
Klevcnth U was tinlir.t to Mart a regu
lar ladies' department and the move inn
been cininentlv " " "epssfnl. The depart
ment is hand-omely lilted up and in it are
displayed manv bu.t.iiitul . and extensive
cloths for maki ig into dresses , jackets.
coats , ulsters ami riding habits , tecat-
lered on a table are several Knulish and
l-'rench fashion magazines. The I < ady ,
the Lulie : "J'ailor and the P.irls Toilette
are among the most prominent of these
periodicals.
"Vcs , our bnsiinrss is increasing very
rapidly. " said tin- manager of thistle *
parlment on S-itnrday. ' 'Von see thu
cost unit's made by a trained tailor are
much better titled than any dress maker
could fti hion. There is no doubt but that
the time is fast apnroicldng when ladie.s.
will wear nothing nut cloth suits on the
street. Men are u od to handling cloth ,
and they understand better how to make
n tjood ilt. We mold the cloth onto the
ligure , whereas Ihe dress-maker is satis
fied to get a fairly tiyht lit. To the prac
tical eve there is a ijrer.f dillorence. Our
tailors are mostly Knulisluir.Mi. The Kng-
lish tailors are not as successful in liltin'g
men as are American ones , but they can
make a lady's suit lit like a glove.
A TALK WITH A TAll.Wt.
"These tailorijit more costly clothei
than are usunlly } ; i'pt ' in the stores. The
men are reguSirjy apprenticed to their
trade and are better paid than women.
A tailor-mado-drifss is moro expensive
than that madu by a seamstress , but to
miy woman who wishes to bo fashionably
dressed it is Worth , the extra cost About
the lowest ) U'i'Q' ( for one of our ladies'
suits is ! ? 0r > : the highest i.s about $ ) .
Sacques rnnji from $ M ) to ? " > . ( Jrcat-
coats or ulstcM ni-fl worth from 510 to
$ ( W. A whole outfit , suit and coat , will
coit from ! ? Uiutu41".0.
"Killing habits liiado with ankle trons-
crs for top-bonts' . whieh are worn now ,
are worth from ? 7.to $100. The cloths
in great 'st favor are the Scotch plaids
and cheviots , 'Wb ' t of England checks ,
velveteens and a few I'rench checks. Cor
duroy i.s going .otjt of style. The plain
cloths are very niucl the same as arc
used for men's clothing. The cul is not
so maseulino as formerly , althouirh most
of the dresses are made for standing col
lar , necktie and pin. We have some very
'horsey' customers and some regular
I adv ( Jay spankers , but that eltisis : gen
erally from the country.
wuvr isior v.'onv.
"Pome of the ladies wear short hair ,
but they are comparatively few. The
city itirl wants a nice promenading suit
that is not too pronounced in style. Fur-
trimmed coats are much worn. Wo us
ually use Ihe brown bi-ar , black marten
mid tex for this purpose , and iiMrnchan
is also in some favor. We are making n
good many short ICuilish walking coats
with tight backs and loose fronts.
"A new ulster is made lo givu thoefl'ect
of a lii ht jacket , with long skirts at
tached. Velveteen suits are worn a good
'
deal , and make up very handsomely 'for
street wear. The scarlet hunting coats
arc still worn by i-idersaorosi country. "
"Ilow much will it fashionable woman's
bill foot iin in n winter1 ? "
"Oh. nbonl * ! , Vor ) # if ) ) . Usually two
full. suits are all that she will need for
street near. "
CYi'phs. ( 'old.nd : ) J-'ore-Tliroal ylel
readily to I ! . II. Ponghi.-s & Sons , ' ( Japs ,
cum Cough Drops.
Wiin I oil No Tlino.
New York Sun : Some ono lias esti
mated that the time thrown away in this
world in courting tlio girl you "want to
marry , and who is really to marry von ,
would build nil the railroad.- , and bridges
and tunnels and factories and public
buildings. The white race should take a
lesson in this fro in the colored people.
The other day a likeiy young colored
man Flood at a gate in llirmiiighain ,
Ala. A likely joung colored woman
came along witn a dog.
"Hi , dar ! " ho called , "but mobbo you
want to > ell daldog.1
"No. wih. "
"Mebbe your narno is Lncondn' "
"Yes , sail. "
" 1 allcr.- , dote on dut name. Izc called
( Jawge. "
"Ual.'s ploasen. ' "
"l/o lookiu' , yon know ? "
" . "
"Y-yo ,
" ( ! ot money saved up an' u slidy job
ahead. Shall I speak to do ole man ? "
"lie's in Orle ins. "
"Den I'll M > H < ( ( ) | woman. "
' Who's dead. " ' ' -
"Well , den , I'll : i.\ you to bo my wife
right now.1'
"YouVfooliu1. "
' "Dood no. "
"Ihiu'l KOt'ldcMily el.soy"
"
"Nobody 'tall. "
"lieckon we'll hitch. "
"Co'.so wo will -can't help It. "
"Well , den , I'll say yes , an' to-night
you come down to Mrd. ( inimloy'skitt-li-
en uu' we'll sot do day an1 sorter git
nciin-aintcd. "
' "
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" ( Jt > 'long , ( i.iwgo ! icdun \ .said yps ,
au'dat'ri 'null' . Como m'rly , "
" So long , 'Cindn. '
' ( Jood-by , Giuvgo. "
A mother's"fiife
- - may help the child
Unit falls and hurls It&idf ; but the euro
I'oulil bo made moru cll'ectiyo by tit.
Jacobs Oil.
at 1'oui-
( I'oiin. ) ( 'or. New YorkKun :
; \ few days ago n noally dressed , frcsn-
odiin ( c woman nboiil thirty years of
igo , applied to Harry lost -r , the Krio
icket agent nt this place , for information
is to the lowi-ni rate of faro for h.erself
mil lamdy to Wrren , Pa
"How many puraons * " nokod Llio
ijront.
" .My elt nnd my cloven children , " shu
aid.
As soon us Agent Foster could uutui |
ds breath he o\claiuied :
"Klevi'iii-liiMiiin1 ( Jrcat hcutt , mtidam1
\t - ill"i - , - -
' ( . ' " iiiii.i , , ir ' repH'-d tit , w .Jin. in ,
r-vld 'it'r Rjirpristd < : ( iKe Tpi'f" o > $
t onitid ina'iurr. "Wlimn uo'-ld Ihry
bf if not tnlnnF"
"In llio name of goo'lnon , thnn. hnrr
nlil nro ll-.cy * " ftk.l tluajr ! it. ioppln > f
th. pri pirntiuii from his lornhond ,
' \ ell. sir. " said the wouii'il , ilft-T n
short mi-htnl calculation , "thr.'o of th.-m
nro U , Ihreo if them "re 7 , ( wo of th. iti
nro 5 and three of them nrn 0 yoni old '
Agrnl Foster dr > iine l Info n I'httlr ns
Ihoush om" one It ni hit trlth n club.
"Madam , " said he , "you ili-3em to
hare ft j > as > for tu.-ho. Come in niraiit
m a few da\s , nnd I'll see what CHU ba
Oono for ymi , "
The ncfont in fhf inpantlmo ! i rprlaincd
Hint the woman's nmne was Tjilleii. Si o
lived at HaleVi tannery , siiiil"S from
Hones lalo. Hi r hn biiid : is n Inlmrin ;
limn , and about three years nun went to
Warren to work , nnd n short time ngo
sent for hi $ wife and chlldrThe ) !
poiinlp had been m irri--d ten year' ' . Mrs.
rnllen's ; statement as to the number and
lige of her children was MihMant-iated by
her neighbor * . She had presented br
husband wirhleveu ( children nt four
birtln.
Agent ToMfi- wrote to ( lenrrnl Pa * i'ii-
ger Agent .lolm N. Abbott and gave him
a titti-mont of llio ease. Mr. Abbott
soul back instruct ons ( o sell Mrs ( 'ulb-n
a half-fare ticket o Warren , good lor
herself and her eleven little onca.
Totil Itlin So.
Detroit I-'rce Pre s : Th opeuprints of n
sleei'inii Par on a ro-td rnnnini ; into ( 'hi-
cngoere cleaned out by a thief n few
nights njjo. Among llio victims was a
Detroit7n ! the morning , when tlio
low" bee.inie known , the conductor
went through the car lo take down the
names and amounts.
"What was your loss ? " asked llio IV-
Iroili'r of his scat-main.
"It was ! ? I7 , lint I shall say $1.M ) . What
wns vour.s "
"O.ily $1 ! ) , and I shall glvo in llio true
figures. "
You're a fnol lode It. "
"Well , I only want what I lost. "
When thu coii-luctor eamo along ho in
quired :
' Well , pent' ' , jivc me names and
amounts , please. "
"My name is Smith , of Milwaukee , and
I lo t just S1.10..VI. " rejilied the ono.
"All right , all riiiht ; company will
| > ronipily make good the loss. "
"And "
youv"
"My name 11 Ulank , of llolroit , " re
plied the Detroitcr , "and my loss was
only $ ii. : "
"riiirleon dollars , eh ? All right. The
company will make a rigid invesiigatioii
of your case ! iSoinelliing very .suspicon.s
nboiil it , \er.y ! You may bo the oliap
who did the robbing ! "
Although Poz/oni's 'Jlediealed Com-
jilcxion Powder is perfectly harmless
and non-explosive , still it goes oil' and
makes a good report. Depot ( > 'J7 ' K.
Si.Mh Street , Lindcll Hold.
A 1103- Unlit Down n Mountain Slilc
In n Snowlui ! ! .
From : x gentleman who just come down
from ( .juiiicy , nays the Mar.\ville ( Oil. )
Democrat we learn the following particu
lars of a .singular , though fortunately
not latal , accident : A man named Mil
ler , living on the mountain ro.id between
Taylorvillo and ijusanville , Las-en
couiitv , has ( in S-year-old son named
Peter. Some four or live inches of new
soft snow had accumulated on tliegronnd
and , boylikc , little Pete proceeiKd lo
make a snow man out of the lirst snow
of the season. Little attention was paid
to his unties by the older members
of the family. A3 evening approached
preached the lil lie fellow was
missed , and as he did not answer
to niii-'aled calls the parents became
much alarmed. Search was instituted ,
and the parents naturally sought the
the scene of the snow man tor a possible
clew to hi.s whereabouts , and they found
il. Leading from the spol down a .steep
slope ot ' .he mountain was the track of a
lingo snowball , gradually increasing in
width us it receded iroin the Marling
point. The awful suspicion crossed their
minds that purhap.-i their only child bad
been carried lo the canyon below
wrapped in the ball. Their fears were.
well founded , tor on following tlm ir.nl
over the brow of the slope , and at a
point where it iittcliotl directly into the
deep canyon , they found the hugo ball
resting on the .soft boughs of a
recently fallen tree. A faint
voice was heard calling "m-'iu-
mn. " Tlm parents found the litil'i '
fcjlow almost completely enveloped in
the snowball , with only a breathing hole
left lo mark Ihe spot whcro he w-is en
tombed. With only their hands and
sticks as implements to work with l'ie '
parents had ii hard linio in freeing t'l'i '
iitllc one , but llio task was finally accom
plished , and they breatned much ea-icr
on finding he was but. little Ihe wor-e. for
his perilous journey. He said in attempt
ing to slop the "ball from rolling il ,
knocked him down , ran over and picked
him up , and itvas all ho could do to
lijjit the snow from Ins face as the ball
rollnd on. Had the tree not stopped the
ball the boy must have been du.sli.d to
pieces in the canyon below.
IJItu-r.w. tlio world i'cnn < viiPtl
nijieti/crainl ) Inviniiitor. . Used now over
llio whole ci\ Hi.edorld. . Tiy II , 'nil ' hewaie
ol imitation * . Ask ymir crorer or dinu 'lst
lor the genuine ititiule , iiiauui'.ietun.-d by ) ) r
J. (5. IJ. Sleijert t Sontt.
A XeuHuoUet. . on ln ! > Koail.
( yhictigo ilerald : "There's a new rack-
. -.I on tli-.s ro. id1slid a c miai jrcial Irav-
olor : "It's a female druinm > . 1 met her
the other day , and she i.s a dandy. Of
course , .she liavcls for a Chicago house ,
and she i-ells goods liku u January thaw
Slid ha.s been out , so long now that .sini i- >
as independent as a hog on ice. Shu sits
in an ordinary railway c-r and eharg.- . ,
up sleeping car berlbs in her es ] ) , n-i-s ,
just like the rest of in. .Sho wai ! > s lo til.- .
hotels from the .stations , and ch iri-s up
the hack fares , just as wo do. MHluais
the landlord down to i l.50 u day , and
charges the house § j.ftO , in the t- . > til. it-
old ntylu. She can tal.o cliatgc in b , i-
self every day in the week , and shi ,
know.s how lo order ui > a botile of wmc j
and trurk il on the o\pene aci-oiin ) , too
Why , wliou I haw her last .she wa a n.-w
i/dk dress ahead of the linn , and by
Now Year's proposed to have a
sealskin sack out of her ex
penses. And that isn't all -she has h-ilf -
of the hotel clerks in the iioilliw , ' t
mashiM on her , and , the way the little
rascals kiKic'-s ' 'cm down on lier bills is a
camion. MH has a regular trick of May
ing over Sunday where onu of In-r ad
mirers runs the IIOIIKO , nnd tdic w.ilks
oil' Monday " morning fiii-gciting to pay
the bill "What doc * she fc-ll. ' That's
the funnier ! thing about it. You would
think bhu would liaudlo jewelry , or mll-
Hiiory , or dry goodwouldn't you' ' Hut
she doesn't ' , bhc hi-ils gents' tuniis'iiiig
goods , and the liy young men who us-
uully lump thai kind of sioivs buy of her
as if lh iy hadn't si-uii a ioiinneri.ial :
travel' ' ! ' I'uf .six mouths. And slio is n
dandy poker player , too. She | nindl > " >
the card * uwkwuiMly , and acts as , if she
didii t know a lull hand from two pairs.
nnd raUea $ } on doucei , and Jic.uly criurf
whim t'other fellow showup ihruo of u
kind , mid then gets cxuitud in a big jack
pot , and raises the itponer , and buls thu
limit and raises back and scares Collier
follow out , and blidea into tlm duel ; a
little pair of hives or sevens or a hohl.iil
as innocent a.s yon plua.se. liluli'y \\'liy \ ,
fhf has n blull'on her liku a Wisconsin
riycr. blu.-.s a dai v , nnd I lell you il'rt
inighty lieky ) for lljo bovs that tliurw
nin 'I any moru JiKo In.-r on the road "
If \ on buy lumber miiwlicroyillioiit
llt > t gi-tlihg llu.lii'iiiids ' IM'iuus , iOU \Wll
JZT o i .rr x TO
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Onv of Uin J csl ( UidLawml Movks hi Uin lr. S ,
to tivUwt from ,
No Stairs to Climb , Elegant Passenger Elevator
M. BURKE & SONS ,
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
Ul-n. : liriUCK , Jlnnnaor ,
UNION STOCK YARDS , OMAHA , N B ,
Hr.FEHKNTr.S ! Afprrhn'il.n ninl I'ntmcvV Unnk , DnvM ( 'Mr , Not , t Kmrnnr N-llnitil ! Ili'iV.'Ci1
nej-Nrl .l.o\Uniliii \ Miiln liiiia-.C'iUtiiiiliiw , NetiJiiUtMialil liaifi , rtrin I'Uttn , Nnu. iinilil
Ntulnnnl lliinlc iitinilin , Neb.
Will imy uujimiH'iu1 ilritt'l ullli bill n ( In.lUiK attnclictt , for tvro-tlilrJ5 value of 11" ' ! w
Wlilsify In n Wooilun Iic .
New York World : The Hcv. t'.eof
II. Vibbcr , ] irohibitionist , said his evpi-ri-
ciipo in Kansa- ) hail been dille.rent troin
that of thu former speaker. Tin1 la-l
time he was there liu met a friend who
told l.im Hint In ? h.i-l jjot all the \vhi-sky
he wanted In Canadji. "U'ln-rc's the sa
loon1. ' " asked the mini-ter. ' 'Oh , I didn't
iyi it in a saloon , " wa < the an-\rer ; "I
was walking alony the Direct , and met an
( ml man with a wood.-n lej ; who \\inked
nt me , 1 winktid back , nnd hu told mi !
to como alonj ; anil he'd ifet mewh.it 1
wanted. He led mo out back of a little
L-hnrch , sat. down on a tomiM no , nn-
screwed his woodun le and took a black
bottle out of it. 1 had two drinks for
thirty cents. "
! ; : ! on ( lit Don.Vllliui / - .
Fail-burn ( Ga. ) Nnwa : The Hon. .1.
Wilbur liraham wan wsiitiii" ; on a niigro
woman in his sloru the other day , and
picked up on lliu tloor where hhe .stood a
crumpled bill , whiuh a jjlauoo shimed
him to be of tlio denomination of . Moo.
llu knew on the iiibtant it did not belong
to his customer hu did not know whom
it belonged toand if the ownur was not
foribt-omiiifi. of L-onre > u it was hi * , hu-
aginc his ululion ! A little a ] > prelu > nHive
taut the ne jro mi ht claim it , lie went
behind the connter and put it under a
convenient uhuunubulor a ulosor in
epection. Jt was a Confuderatn.
Novvous Iclllltnteil ) flfen ,
Yon are allotted < f ( mitriut lur tiitriu titty
ol the use of l > r. l\e'rt . Celubriiteil Voltai- ;
Uelt willi Klcrtric hiisiicnsory .Xpplianee .
for the speedy teliitf nnif peniiiUieni cum of
JServous Deliility. lu.'o of vitality and Man
homl , ami all Khulreit tiouMet. Al--o fur
ninny otlio diseases. Complete reijuniliim to
hi'iilth , vi.or tinil inanhixiil. Xii lisk is in
cnned. lllustr.tieil puaihe.t ) | with lull inlur-
ninthni , terms , etc. . mailed live l y i
Voltiiic Hull Co. Mnr.-tli.ill. .M.fli.
iSMt-aorillntiry ,
Tlio athletieisin ol the > u tunes is not
always conducive to thu Miioolh running
ot tin : hoiiM'hold
" 1 must hurry homo , " .said Mrs. Do
1'oy.ste.r to Mrs. Do Jo hns the other
niornin . "Heyinald has bue.n riding ln.s-
bieycli ! sigiiin. "
"JiideiiU , and did ho break a record ? '
"Oil , no , but ho broke Ids other le ;
lie has only one whole limb now , and
'
that is thu'middlo linger on Ida lui'i
hand. "
The Great Invention ,
For EASY WASHING ,
IN iwna na SOCT , HOT OR COLD WATER.
\YUht > nt lltirm lit l-.t HltrCo1IJXVH ,
mill partlciilailyailiiptodtollVi , Ct limit ea ,
l.'ofiinlly. rli-li ' .r pour , lifiiild liewltlioullt.
Hold by all liioi msl.nt . , / inu-o Of Minimi.
titlons. ] > i.Ull.l\i : I ; lmnufictun.a
only by
JAMES PYLE. NRW VORKi
WILDOR'S COMPOUND OP
PURE COD LIVEE
. OIL AND LIME.
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iti' CHARGES.
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lit liiluiju' . ; ) . ! - fr < ; ! ' , HUN iiddruyij.
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rna' and beast nceil pooling \
lotion. Mustang Lifiimeiit.
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MUldlt' Agfl Iu I n , nn.y tjlltyuul ,
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HtlmiMotl Vitality. Nervous r.inl ' ! * " * ' ' ' Drtui \ r
I'M'inHHiin I'o ttpftfn M'fi , I'rr. IP ot ; n it iml t' tt
tinlo < 1 nii-o'i r ri' i tinv ; f oin .n t- * i < i neil 01
Mini nkl 11 roiiMtns t'.Vi IM * * i i Iptn'm' . ( . r 111 i < u it , t ) ) \
1 mm * ! hy the manor witt < * n ( > \in rti * i i i
MII ti ni ipiu'inii \ nt'voi ti * rtir < ft I t < liu *
( h > Miii h : lui p tin * " , hnnntl In II > M < I.P n t' n unit
lie , t > niHt ( * < > tl iutvi > r , lull L' if , uu M it > ti i hr i\ t ( f
ni'tV III Ol 1'1'T * ! * niO * iMTilit. . IU M M / i i I ' . > !
Mnnnl tlmiiHiij othi r wor * " tu MiM . un irf"H i
f rtJto rnntii'V nlll hn rafuiul In rrorv t > i i . f r i ]
ot.lr } | hr tn'll. I'tn.il.l. . . IPmtr t"l r'I'M > i i.
f OlHl tlOAT. ( jnlil 1UO 1 t HlT.ir.lll ( ttld 'hUll I rt- ( > i
lUmnl iluJiCMl Appoclntlon , tu llio o.li. i t ni tvtil'M ' h j
ttlir * .
Tlti * olort' of itliA Hiioulil hu i n 1 l > v t < r , < tn < * if
tiihdtirlion lunl by tno mit'tuit tor t I'h.'i. n ui i . niii > -
tit Mil l. < ' > < u lJiinot.
Thtrv It no in nilM'i nf porfptr to WI > OITI n > ' > .i-v ) n >
nf l.llt * mil n i Ht u 4hU.wiu ! < uir ( jonih , , tari .1 ! tur
Ati\tit-iUio \ ) iVihuiiy .HiMH-iil in ii.uit * "r l r W II.
I'nrhor. Ni. 4 llu limn Ii Pirn HI. , ll' tati , Al.i-i. wn * mtr
hi-consult pa "iinl ulspnn" < rcontrlim 'tui un.l or.iorl-
cut * * * . On on ic iiiij -.t.ni.o u. , - , ( t s i /t , .iit tj
hulTlod tiu't-Unlo ; nlloii.cr . phj , - . - IfMilW
I'liiMM. siu Malty , burn tumu I uilUlK
Mirrs fully \ \ it in m nil MIMUML-O n Ii VQWT I ?
utluiiui'u. .Mciiilii.i luu tmuiT. lllluuul
'JQQ Ou ion Merchant
And \vholmnlo l ) ( nlr > r In
Country Produce , 1'niits ' , Butter , Kggs , Etc ,
320 H J6th St. , Ctaha ,
llnlrrnncos , liy 1iirml . lei > I'l'-nt N'allonnl
Iliiiil ; , | iiilniiiu | : A. S. CiirK'tJ-oii , r tsh cr Smut
iN'iilluinil Hulls , SIIHIV l.'uy ; Idwn S'nti'iiuil Hunk
lo ) < MIOIKS ; II. M.KIiiuiniin.i lullt C llslilci'
I'li' t Niitionul lliinU , C.'hlea o.
TIME TABLE.
f rrlva anil ilopiiiliifn nl Oiiinlia ttume and oou
niHiiitiir llai-h nt ( liu 'I'rniiMloi-
All linm-j in rive unit ilrput : fioiiiOiiiiiliaby
Cenliiil Maaihud Tune.
TiaiiiNoMhe ( I. M. I' . M. & O. arrive and
dr ] > ; iit Iroin their di'iiol , cmnrr ni i , ii | and
\VelMerstieeis ; traiiison the II. , V M. . ( ' . It.
, VJ. nnd K. C. St.,1 , t ( ' . U. fniiii the H. fc
M. dc'pot ; all others IK , HI tlio lTnitjii 1'iiclllo
ileput.
. . . . .
15 uams ilu not inn on Sunday. All others
run daily. Ferry trains will run us iirst HC.U-
tinn < n eacliiliiiiiniN Ir.iin , e\i-eiit , fiose luav-
iiii. ' Omaha ntiisirm in , unil 11. 10 p , in. , anil
leaving Council Dlull's at 7:0.1 : ; i. in. and llj-13
] > . in.
SHICK VAIIIIS TISAI.VSSjii'i'lal stoc-lc
yanls 1 1 : --sender i liains lea\e Oinitliu at < l:4UH. :
in. , . lui. in. . IUM.'I n. in. . 10 : LI a. in. " 10 p.
in. . : i.vi : p. in. , and r'i' : , p. in. Leave stoulc
jiudsioioinaiia at 7:5' : . a. in. , lUi'i : u. in. ,
h'.di p. in. . : * p. in.iio : 1 1. m. , r > :07 : p. in.
ami i > : - i p. in. . ,
Coiiiieciintf linc.i nt traniler deiiiit , rotnicil
Hlnlls. rhicnuii , Uoi-k Island & I'lteiiio -
leave , 157:1" : , , li'.i : ! : , n. m. , c b-.Mii. in , ; ar-
live , IHir : , a. m. . 1) ) rv ; : ) . U 7 : ( ( J p , in. Old-
eii'.o > t Ndilliwe-lfin leave , Ii SMAa , in. , O
'ii'JOji , m. : iirnve. liil."ni. ) : in. , II 7:00 : p. in.
riiiiMno , liinlinu'toii AJninry leave , A 9:35 :
a. in. , A 5 : : : . ' , p. in. : inii\c. A ' . ) : ! . ' , a , in. , II
: : ! ) p. ni. . A 7l.r : > p , m. Clilea."i , MII\Miulio ( :
.SI. r.iul-leave U'.iil.'i , i. in. . ( ' : : . ( i , j ) . in , ;
ainve. D'.i I. , , a. in. Ii "i :0J : ( | i. in. KUI.SIIS Cltv ,
M. .loe.v f. II. leave. A II > : IJD it. in. < ' ft:1 fi p.
in. ; aiThiUiia. ) : : . in , , 11 ; . : : , n. in.'a \ -
iM-ili - liwi is , A : ioi : ; p. ni.airiv ; - , A.J.yop. . in.
Sinus Cilj , V I'lieliuleave ; , A " , : ili a. Ill , , A
7-- : ' < p. 'n : anive. A { in ; : a. in . \ 1 .00 p. in. .
U cst\\aiil--'ai'i.ie ] cxpies > leinu A S'JO :
11. in. : a m vii A ? : fU a. in. : Denver exi > iess ,
leave A ll"U : a. in. , air've AI : l 11. in. U 1' .
niiiil a il exple , , Itep. vallev. leave A 1 ; 0
p. in. , ii-ilvu A . ' : ! < > p. in. ; II. , V M. ii'itll ' mid
exjiKMs lep. ! v.illey , h-ave. A : IO. aiTlVIUljlJO
a m. ; II. tV M. nlxlil o.spitos , leave A 000 ;
I 1. in. , anive A 10 : n a. m.
fviiilnuaid . I' , il/iy / exprt'ss. ) ea > o A
10 ; . < ) n. m. , an mi i ; : ; : , n. in , ; miit ; e.\nttss | ,
leave II v ) i n. in. , arrive A iJi'i : : p. in. i K 0.
M. .1. A- ( ' . I ! . , via ' | | | , , , leave A DlJ : (
a. in. , I ! : r , p. in . arrive I ) r : " > ) .
Nnilhw.nd.St. ( . I' . , M. . O. . Sioiu City
" . .pieileave A M-Jldn. m. , airive ' > p , in , ;
O.il.l.ind iici'uiiiiiiinlitlioii , le.i . ( ( ' . , : i p. in. ,
liliue ( ' II : l lii. HI ,
| . -i-l , iiil-C , II , , t Q. Via I'litltsmolltll ,
II-IIM . " ; : p. in. , nrrlvoil : ! a. in.
U' - > l iudI'm Ino uxpiiN.s Ir.m ' \ a ' { it 1 1 ,
in. , anise A 7ft : > a. in. ; 1'iir.n ' e\pntM ,
leave A loVa. : in , arriMi A , ' > : - ! j > . in I' l\
nnuland expiess , Iteji , Valley , lea < A y < ! ( )
p. in. , in nil' .A 1:1.1)1. : ) in. ; II. > V M mall unil
e \ pieHep. . Valley , leave A > -l i. i in inilvj
M : ID a. in. ; II. iV M. nlnlit nx pi - , , lea\n , V
tii ( 1 1. in. , inihit A iitp. : . in.
Honthvtaid M. I' , d.iy iixjii - . - , , leiuo A
II . " .iJn. in . iiitivei > :0 : ( ) , t. in. : uijit exprciis ,
h-a\n II UX : ( ) p. in. , miivii A 7'i'i : ' ' p. m. ; K , 0. !
.St. , I. , V c , II. , via I'latl-inni'tli ' , Ii i e A ; : , ' ( )
n. in. , II U--I5 1 1. in. , aiiive | l , : 'M ' .1 , n. 7 ; , f > p.
in.
Nnilliwiiid ( ! . , .SI. I' . , M. tV o hiniiN Clly
exini s , Ii : ive A Hja. ; : ) in. , inn , 1 lOp , m. ;
Iniiiiid iireiili.liiiiiliiliuii , | ( | U , ' C' . , M [ i III , ,
ainve C lilUl.i. : in.
Nun \ ixiin ditiK : It diiil. i' . ' ' -pt fjiin-
d i > : C diiil ) i \ei-iijttiltilii : > ; I ) < . , ) UM.-UII (
The Lnnt ) of
Sun&Mne & ,
and Tfc/ploal / S.enery ,
5 A lllt 40100 fwt , In Bilver
i Bpfl " . Park , florid * , fl'jly ? IO
/i/M , < > fniniij , , iivory mau ,
\vniruin an'l ' tljllu uJ.uul.l . o\.n u'it / ' , I'lfc'1 ' ! , dry ,
rulltjj ) ; lain ) . Ku nvrai. PH. or in lrrlii. lluniAl ,
iitoa-H , lu.i.alrcal/linif. ' ( Hcvtir.-l ttaliiHilaly. |
l'i\-BGio oranijti ( .riovo Ui.vti , ) { JH ( ) caclt. 4
jilutC'I Hie tii.uHiOvvliu'i'lrcfn | , .Jcbiurh illcK.
il'viiut , f.c.t&\i. ; pirn itha Oraurfu Otovoln flttl :
lirillcNt jolo'8 , Will ( ' { * wit , .JS-ii-u-oiluwrliii
tlvu lk l of ( .nrt t > vN , run ) iilr-ni tirlntutllh't ol
wnciiaaor i , All iiorf f/op. l'ot > <
l.U.Uu 'iri. anil new auivth * . . ' UU DfUCK'
j.vii : ; . Win. JCLl u , J'rp. . . Nati.iu.Cfijztw . \
Dank , Wo'Vorl ; . A'lflrfi"H ' , tut fn'l ' rrtpnnirH. |
i. ii. .tom' ( , PmioEir , no bKOADiVAyihw , YORK
> f m.i U < m < ) C'lik C ) , , HI. , Hthi'i- flnm Via ,
. CULTIV 'TOR AND
Nraaar. ' 'I' i . , i , . I
f- i
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