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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. , SATURDAY , FEBRUARY 13,188G. STRBCTLY PURE. IT cojtTAiiv.s xo opio.it i.t AWY ronst XN THREE SIZE BOTTLES , PRICE 25 GENTS , 50 CENTS , AND $ ! PER BOTTLE O KCEN I BOTTLEs nro put up for the n / & Jfonimoclmion of till wliu doslro n goo end low priced Cough , Gold and GroupRemedy TIIOSK lir.SIIIIMl A IIF.MCIir roil CONSUMPTION ANV LUNG DISEASE , Bliould gpcuro tlio lnr io ( I bottles. Direction nccompnuylnit cnch bottlo. Sold by nil Medicine Dealers. HITTIER U17 Nt.ClinrlcnNt.HM.onU,2IIo. i r ot r trxloite of { wo Midlett Colluti , h i t > wn lonw tniii'il In lti itn-'al ' ircitmtnl o r CH OF > IC , MIITOCI , 8im tnd ULOOD Imiiiu h nanr olher rhTBleuola8t.LoDl * . tl cllr tMn i < iow na ill old riildenli now. . Nervous Prostration , Debility , Menial nnd Phjilcal Weakness ; Mercurial and olher flltoc. lions ol Throat , Skin or Dones , Blood Poisoning. Old SorCS and UlCCrS , re troiUd vllh nnr r > llel 4 luereii , enlkU lieenllOoprlnelii1eiS ! f lT. Primely. Diseases Arising Irom Indiscretion , Exccsi , Exposure or Indulgence , nhith produce iom or ite nmwme cffrttii Btrroointii , dtUllidlmneu or l i tad defective tstawrj. plmpleeoolba f ee , | ) bTilemla * tf , trtriloDlotlK loclel/of rerailci , eonfniloi of tltu , tU. , rcsdcrlne llnrrUco Improper or unliAppy , rrrmiDcntlr ( and , ramphktSOp EMon ) tn bore , cn In itilfil enTclope , frwlo nnj nililrf > i. Coniulmlonator. Cecorb/ mull rrrfljnrlltil mnd ill Icily ecaOdenllal. A Poslllvo Written Gunranteo jlren Inctiryea. rttile cue. iltJIdno lent tttrj li r bj mall ot tipren. CARRIAGE GUIDE , 200 PAOE3. PINn PLATE3 , Clcint cloth aoJ eltt biDJtntz.sraUJforQOo. In | > Mttteor ( yrreney. Ocr Ottj iron lrrful pen plefirf , tru to Ufa. rtioloi on the following rntjectit who ro f B rrwnoaot. . whj t tiifcohooa * woman * tooi , phyilral d ecur , off-cti 01 cf Hbsry iicl _ oioeas , the loloitr or rtnroduotfon , and mtnjr more. ' - - or , arrlr { ahotild rend it. l'ru' , ! ll , a iiio.I'iii r iT r.aD6 . VTfcUtlcr.T1 ro ITAl.ITV Ii fdlllnsr. Tlrntn IHtAINI I nnd KXIIAUHTnUorrowerlMinMA'lUIIKI.V , WABT- KH mny nml a tiorrnct nml reliable < iiro In tbn "FRENI HOSPITAL REMEDIES lilTml.'u by S'rU : JlAMilIAl.ll.oC : l'arl..l'raiicft ( iit > i > ii-i. Ityatl French I'liTslcL-vnanndt'Olnff.- , , , end : uccrssfiilfy introditcKl liorr. AllwfakoninKlostosana rjralnivromptlr cnockeil. TIIKATlHi ; ttlvln now * nnnrr nml nu-dlcalcniori'cnic'iits.iVo , I'll l.l C > > n nlta' lion ( olllco or l > y mall ) with sir cinlnVnt iloctors 1' It I'.li CIVIALE AGENCY. No. 174 Fulton Street New York , louluwl Contagious. 1 nm n native of England , and wlillo I wai In tliut country 1 contracted n torrlblo Wood Jiolton , and lor t o yours was under treatment < ib nn om-iloor pntlcnt at Xottlnuham Hospital , UnKluml , but was not cured. 1 suffered the UiOHt luionUlnpr jmlns In my bones , nnd wnH cov ered with soi-es all ever my body nnd limbs , rimilly I completely lost ill hope In that conn- tijMind sailed lor Amoricn , nnd was trontoil nt ItooBovclt In this city , us well us by u prominent Vli.velclnn In Now York having : no connection vlth tliO'lioopimls. I saw the iidvertlcomtnt of Shift's Spccldo , nnd 1 dotornilncd to Rlvo It a tilul. ItookslT bottles und I win Fny with grciit Joy Unit they Jiiivo cured mo cntii-cly. 1 um na sound and veil us I over wns In my lit o. o.L. . FIIED IlAi.rouu. Now Yorlc City , Juno 12th , lbS5. In JInrch of lust yonr (1P81) ( ) , I contracted blood rols-on , mid bcliiff in Biivimnuh , On. , ut thotlmo , 1 went Into the hospital there lor treatment. 1 MI ire i ei I very much from rhoumutlsm nt the sumo time. IdldnotROt woil under the trout- muni tlivro. nor wosj cm-eel by nny of the usuul nicinn. 1 liuvo now tnUon BOVOII bottles of bwllt'ii Sporlllo and nm sound nnd well. It Uovo the poison out through boils on IhOBKin. . JJAN LllMIV. Jersey City , N.J.Auff. 7,1883. Treutlso on Illood und Skin Diseases mailed TH'K SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. , Drawer 3 , Athmtn , N. Y. , 157 W.SJdSt. -AT WQODBRIDGE BROS' It OA1AUA , NEHRASILA. i. Or ( hit l.lquur Habit , Cured by Administering Dr. Unities' Uoldcu SjiccUle. It can boelvea la a cup of colfca or tea without the kuowlmlROof tlio person tnkliiK It.lsolisolutuly liivrmlen , mid will ell'uct H pormuncnt and ejwwly cuie , wUulbvr tlio patient It a moderate drinker or , nn alcuUullo wreck , It lias brea lilven In tliou- nvid9O ( c.viea , and In every lnitunceaiprfrct euro Las lollowi'd. It niiriT fnlln The ystem oneo Inipri'gnnted Itli tlio Hpcclllc , It tii'comos an uttci liupovilblllty lor the liquor appetite to eilet. FOR BALK BY rOLLOWINQ DHUaaiSTfl : KUHN iV CO. , Cor. 15th und Douclim. nud ISth ib Cnnilua Hi * . , Omaha , Noli. ' A. 1) . 1'OSTUIt < k IJItO. , Council IlluflN , In\va. Callnrwrlle for pamphlet contaliilnf liundrcds c7 -UliiionliiU ( roni thu lct wouien and l nil wrtsot thu country. Yon nro nllowesl afrtt trial nf thirty liavt ot the nsfl of Dr. Ujre' * Crlebrati'd Voltalo llolt wltn lli-ctrlo : 8un pcnsory Appll&ncefl , for tlio epMxljr relief and pep innnen t cure nt AVrtwut ItMlUv , loasof VdulKi/unJ Munhoia , nnil all ktiulrod tronblus. Aim for inonj oilier dlsonscn. Campleto restoration to llcaUli , Vizor end Manhood iraaruut < xl. No risk la Incurrml. Ilhm tratcil iiamnliietlii tcnlnlr nvJ < p mallml frreliynd dn-ulnu VULTAIU UULTCU.t Dlurkbull , Ollcb Ladies : Do ' want blooming < j'ou a pure , ing Coimiloxion i if so , n fwv nnnlicnlious of Hngnn's MAGN6LIA1L1LH will grat ify you to your heart's con- tout. It docs away with Sal- lomicss , llcilncss , I'implcs. IHotchcs , anil all discuses and ImpoiToctions of the skin. It ovorcQjnc.s the flushed appear- nuco of heat , i'aliguo and ox- citomnnt. It makes u lady of THIRTY appear but T Wl3N- TY ; and so natural , gradual , and perfect nro its oifouts. that it is impossible to detect its application. A --Fnshloncl Girl , Lynn Vnton , She'd a crcat nud varied 'knowledge , picked up at n female college , of quad ratic. * , hydrostatics and pneumatics very vast. She was stuffed with erudition as you Bluff n lenlhor cushion , nil the oiogles of the colleges and the knowledges ol the past. She had Mini led the old lexicons of 1'cruvtnns nnd Mexlraiis , their theology , anthro pology and geology o'er and o'er. She know all Iho forms and fralurcs of the prehistoric cicalurcs lehthyosaunis , pU'Siii.saiirus , megalus.uirns and many more. She'd describe the auplent Tuscans , and the IJnsqttes nnd Iho Klruscans. their gild- illes and Ihelr kclllcs , and the victuals that they gnawed ; She'd discus' ' , tin * lonrned charmer , the theol- ogv of Bianmli , and the scandals of the Vandals , and the sandals that Ihey trod. She knew all the mighty giants nnd thn inns , ter minds ot science , all the leainlng that was turnln ; ; in the burning mind of man , Hut she couldn't prepare a dinner for a gaunt nnd htinurv sinner , or not up a decent supper for nor poor voracious pnju , for shn never was consliucled on llio old domestic plnn. JIOXI2V rou Tina T VOIKS. Worth calls tallor-mndo stills stable clothes. Ulack liosiery Is woin by men. women and children. Silk braids with feather effects aru now trimmings. Fussy , superfluous trimmings are going out of favor. Open woiked silk stockings como to match ball toilets. Imported hosiery is cheaper than at this . astycar. Camels' hair will bo the leading material for spring wear. Washington maidens are infaluated with the mandolin. It is said that Clara Louise Kellogg is a first class cook. The now Parisian dresses have wider Panels than formerly. "The Lady Doctot" is llio name of llio coming traveling lint. ' All over" embroideries are now made wide enough for skills. Cicpo do China richly embiohlcrcd comes In tltuk colors lor summer wear. Cameo clasps aio set in oxydlzed silver studded witli liohcminn stones. Dread lace.s are in demnnd for collarscutTs , , holders and reveis of dreary frocks. A Denver dentist tells of a gill only 14 years old with n full set of false teeth. Bodice , train and panels are made of the same material. I'histton and tabller coires- pond. Bonnet ornaments are seen In curious shapes , horsed and seals being Iho lalest fancy. Combinations ol silk and velvet form tlio bulk of tlio loilets imported lor early spring wear. .Mr. Edison is about to take a wife. As a talking machine his phonograph was not a success. Clnsps of Uliino stones are In arabesque designs ; others ate in tlm foim of largo hook nnd ejes. When evening gloves are not cream or light tan color they harmonize in color with the toilet. Cheviots como In checks , bars , stripes , and with smooth , boucte , and diagonal gtouuds and surl'iice. A female brass band has been organized in Culpbeit , ( In. Prohibition is not very far reaching , it would appear. A tuiban of sealskin is trimmed with daik brown silk cord knotted In liont , fastening a white military pompon. Corduroy costumes are quite fashionable this winter , especially in the 'golden brown and fawn colored shades. lUtttons are of all sizes , some are as large as the debased dollar , while others are scaiccly larger than shot. Old-timo unbleached stockings in - are de mand , but tliuy aio bought lor wear under colored silk or wool liosiery. When overskirts are looped at all tlio drapery is drawn very high around the hips and made somewhat boulfnnt. Tlio newest hat in Paris is "the Lady Doctor - ' tor , " a crush hat with a bhavlng-brubh pompon pen on ono faldcor directly in front. The spring jackets are very jaunty. They arc slioit in the back , and somu ol them ha\o the college hood reaching to tlio waist. The Oxford traveling mantle Is made o checked cheviot. It has an adjustable capo stitched to simulate three or live capes Dr. Susanna Kubonstcin lias teccivcd at Lclpslg the highest diploma in philosophy it Is in Ihe power of Iho university to bestow. A bnby bus just been born in Georgia which has nliiu griuidpnicnts and great giandpa- icnts. If that child is not spoiled It will bo a miracle. Crape mailings In evening colors are cov ered with silk embroidery. ] 51ack er.ipo ruchings have loops of tinsel orcoloied chenille. India silk , splaln and figured , comes in liandkcichicf patterns. Seven handkerchiefs are In one piece. Two pieces are requited for a costume. Aconespondent wants lo know If it is proper lo urge a young iaily to .sing at an evening gathering after she has refused once. It is prowr to urge a little , but not too much , lest she should clmngo her mind. The baldest thing in this wcilcl to please Is a woman. .Mr. Voitng , otVab.ish , .Minn- , locked his wife into the house ; .Mr. I'otts , ot I'opinVls. \ . , locked tils \ \ IIV uut ol' thu house. Js'ow both \\omen have Miud lor divorce . A young Japnnox ) lady writer , Miss O Santa San , has been lakon on thoedltoiial stall'ol ono of the best Jiimbpunors in Tokio. She is the lirbtv.miati in the Kingdom ol' the mlkndo who has been admitted Into thu cir cle of jouinnliMii. Julia Waid IIowo says , in lofcrcuco lo tlio ndminccol the \\umuii MifTragu cause : "It Is mutely n question ot time when women shall wield the ballot. " Meantime.several of them aio practising with u bioouistiulc , con fesses a married man. lie Tin going to pronoso , Miss Edith She ( Interrupting ) O ; my , dear Jenkins , so sudden and in such u Miangu place ! llo ( des- parately ) I'm going to propose that wo btay heio when tlio test go to buppcr , because because I've left my purse at homo. Shirred and pleated plastrons with wide velvet rovers beyond will bo the feature in bodice trimmings this spring. Tlio high military collar matches the plastron , and be low this Is n second collar of velvet rolled buck to match the i overs. Some of the new samples of spring silks como in beautiful smdi'S of bronze nnd golden brown , and these colors also promise to bo quite prominent in military fabrics , llronzo nnd garnet-powdered aigretles , loaves , and llowem will Ilkowiso bo popular. Oniy nud deep blue shades will also bo in de mand. A few days ngo the wide-awake people ol the now town of Dunlelth , Dakota , oifcred SHOO and a town lot to the lirst baby born within the limlls. Hy llio veiy first convey ance after thu offer had boon made public thcni anlvcd froinu point 'JOO miles away n plucky woman , who found a boarding house , gnvo bit tli to a lusty boy. collected the mon ey , received n deed of llio piomlscd lot , and stalled for homo again , all within 4b hours. [ Milwaukee Wisconsin. pisppisitMiXT imops. Always tabled A pack of cards. The legislator to the railway conductor : "J pass. " The distiict messenger boy is like a pennj \\licn ho IK one sent. A very amusing mistake was recently madi by a tnlof. He lobbed a plumber. It is Impossible for the photographer to pro gre.ss because ills motlo h > " .Now , don't move. ' -Lust ] bit miner the lories t'avo Iielnnd an Inch , and now they have got to take a I'arn ell. Backsliders are not limited lo church mem hers hip. A gi eat many belong lo toboggui clubs. "KeiOaeneoll is going up , " says an ox- change. Undoubtedly ; so is the stove , so id the hited till. "Tho oldest nnd largest tree in the woih is a chestnut near the- toot ot Mount .d tim. ' Wo know il was a chestnut. The Scriptures Jell that ho who "glvcth If Iho poor Icndetli unto Ihe Loid , " but tin question of Interest Is not discussed. Thu proof of Iho puddling is in the eating Uut - justlicro to look for Iho proofof tin pi ishal pu/.zle.s. the average journal. The proiK'f caper is said' to bo .to eat botl head ftnd tail of smelts. Tills Is ono of Ihoso rare exceptions where It Unfashionable to make both ciuls meet. The Now York Sun has nn nrtlclo headed "What the Flsliermen Want. " Everybody ought to know that what the fishermen want Is something to cat nnd a plncc to dry their trousers. In Zulnlnnd n woman U rated at ten cows. This may look unreasonable to n civilized world , but It must bo remembered that cows in Zululnnd run wild and have little or no commercial value. "Do you love Meyerbeer ? " she asked him. us they \\tio ! sitting nt the Thomns'concert ast week. "Well , to tell the truth , " ho nswcrcd. "t don't know that I c\er diank ny , " nnd then sat still nnd listened. Miss l.llllo lllake raises her voice to Inquire 'Who owns the baby ? " From what wo have cen of that Interesting creature , we have no iiNUntlon in replying that the baby owns tMjlf nnd the entire household in flic bar- Kill 11. lldilor Morgan of the Chafe county ( Kan- as ) Leader , having received n note from nn rate subscriber , saylnir : "Stop your paper , tntl send reasonable bill nnd 1 will pay it " ent n bill for S5.000 , saylmr lie could not at'- 'ord to suspend publication for less. "No , " said the nnsalted joulh. " 1 don't In- end kecpintrn regular alary. 1 only want a moU In which to set down my dally hoiicht , " "Ahl 1 undorMnnd , " rvpllcil the ntolliirent shopkeeper ; "then , of courseyou \aiit anuicli smaller book than this. " The orlelnal inventor of the "common s.xfcty-pin died in 1S.V ) . Tlicro is no ono who ever blesses Ills memory with creator fervor ban the Dakota political worker while in kVashliiKton. The fcafcly-pln Is absolutely ndlspemsablo in fastening a paper collar to an undershirt. "Why dld't you stop" when I shouted hey ? " aid an nn ry passenger , who had been chns- nn n slreet-cnr for over * a square. "Uc- jaitso , " humbly replied the conductor , " 1 vas afraid the horses would hear your shouts. If anyone shouts hay to the horses of this ino they are liable to ule of hcait disease. " At a recent meeting of the Thursday Kvon- it : club In Boston William Kveiott lead a lapcr on "Hegemonic Uladexls. " There vas not a dry eve In the house , and our rcnd- M.S will regret that they were not present. L'hero are very few of us who know as much usvo should about that rare and Inloicsllng uiimal. 'It is said that hydrophobia was unknown 100 j ears ago. " Tins Is no doubt true. Two iiuulicd years uio dogs weie not made mad > y putting mtiz/.les on thorn nnd otherwise > erseculliiK them. It would make n man und to enclose n portion of his head inn viiocaw unless ho was the catcher inn wselwll nine. The neuro minstrel end man was recently snowed in near a small Iowa town. He mid tls fellows were in n : ! ,003-foel cut , eliil.toon o twenty leet deep , and not n wheel moving m the road. They irnvo n little purlormanco Tor their own benefit. All the jokes were laled save the end man's last one. They lappened to bo bound on the ( ! . O. and P. If. 1. "Why was the road nn nppionrlato one ? " 'loin Hones. " 1 cannot tell you why , " Irom t'nmbo. "Uecauso It beems to be the C5ot Out and Tush road , " lioiu Hones. Tlien Ihoy all sane ; "Hustle Home to Ulory , " with inich leollng. Contentment. Clitcayo iVcira. Wo war glttln' on tol'nblo well Matiidy , the children an" me It wo didn't eut much of n swell , Wo war snug as wo wanted to be. There war plenty to do in them times , An' although 'twa'n't so vnry lg l \ pay , We manaired to save a low dimes On our dollar'n n quaiter a day. But there came a rich banker alonp , An' he built a house o\er the way , Thou ev'rytliiug seemed to co wiong With Matlldy an' mo I'm that day. Our cottage got dicadfully small , An' wo wanted , as never befoie , A porch , an' bay-window , an' hall , An' our name on n plate on the door. Now. I never was much on advice , Buk there's ono thing , I reckon I know : When a man's got enough to suffice , He'd better just keep along so , An' mind his own business alone , An' not give his jealousy vent. For the bcht thing a poor man can own Is n stock of eood-natuicd content. MUSIO.VIj AND DRAMATIC. Mary Anderson's wealth has been estimat ed at SSCO.OOO. Ellen Terry Is paid 520,000 a year nnd only plays when she chooses. It Is said that Manager John Stetson's net n come is 51,003 a. week. Kico's "Kvangellno goes to llooley's Thea ter , Chicago , lor the summer. G. W. Harrison lias become the business manager of the "Argonauts of Ml ) . " John Leon Vincent has been secured by Lawrence Barrett tor next season. Nat Goodwin contemplates building or L > uylng n line yacht tor the coming season. Edwaid Kendall sailed for Bremen during the past week , to bo absent for bouie months. Belle Boyd , the once famous spy , Is now among the dime museum catalogue ot curios ities. The Lovcll sisters , of London , have been engaged bv Tony Pastor lor his traveling tcasoii. John Hart , Billy Sweatnam and' Billy Welch are organizing n minstrel show for next season. Baudot's "Tapho" lias been prohibited from perlnrmanco in London on the giouiid of immorality. ( leuoviovo Ward arrived lately in San Fianclseo from Honolulu , to begin n tour of the United Stales. Osmond Tcailo and wife are playing in " "Othello " " " " Hamlet. , "Jticliclieu"aiid "Vlr- glnius" through thn English province , nnd am meeting with much success. Manager William llaydon states that Mr. Thomas W. Kccnu is rapidly convalescing , and will resume his engagement early next month. Lydla Thompson's costumes , made ex pressly for her forthcoming American en gagement , are the handsomest over worn in burlesque , Charles Winner , the popular English melo dramatic actor , has been encased tor a star ring tour in Australia. lie wiilsubsequontly visit America. Mr. Hairoll's revival of "llcriinnl" has hit the public tnney. The audiences at the Star , NuwYoik , the past week have been largo nnd enthusiastic. William llaydon , manager for Thomas W. Kcene , will occupy n llko position with Hel en Dauvray alter April J. Manager John Itickaby is yet on the blclc list. Ada Dyaa Is presently to emerge from her retirement to appear In one of two plays which Imvo been adapted from recent Pails- lan successes by Clinton Stuart. Alexander Anderson , the husband of Lydla Thompson , died in London last Monday. Miss Thompson's engagement at thn Boston Bijou has been postponed until Apill. "Othello" was last week played in Phila delphia by a company composed ot colored actors , with the exception of the character of lago , whldi was uttered bya while gom'an. M. Gounod had to decline the Queen's In vitation to conduct his "Moiset Vila" before her at Albert Hull , because Mrs. Weldon threatened to airest him the mlnuto ho land ed In England. Veuli has Informed the Milan delegation that he has still much work lo do on his opein "lago , " and that the woik will not bo ready for a performance until the end of the year. Barry Sullivan , the successful Engllnh actor , who is modestly advertised as "the greatest Iragedian in llio world , " will proba bly pay a tarowell visit to this country dur ing the present year. It Is announced in n Dublin paper that an Irish banker has offered to build n now thea- Ire for Ellen Terry Ills only stipulation la thai the actress shall nccept him for her hus band. Ellen doesn't quite see it. A Boston diamatlst is said to bo nt woik upon a brilliant little piece entitled , "Tho Underhhlit. " The preliminary nnnounco- menls say ii Is "clean , nnd not long enough lo bo tedious. " Sara Jewell is shortly to replace Fanny Davenport in the latlers company , playing "Fedora. " The cause of Miss Davonport'n retliemenl Is not assigned , but it will nt most bo but temporary. Ahem I Ever ) body remembers the pretty llttlo Ltitein who sang PeeISoo In Duff's Mikado company nt MuVieker's. Well , hho is the wife of Harry Pepper , the tenor , nnd the other day presented Uer liege with a heir lethe the Pepper estates. Mollle Fuller , the young woman who eloped from New Vorn with ( jcrald Eyre , and who displayed a Ihln voice nnd a plump HKUIO In "Adonis , " is now blnglncGabilel In "Evangcllne , " in Now York. She lias taken the place ot 1'ay Templeton. Emily JUjl : is now meeting wilhifieat suc < cess In the British capital. Three weeks nco she was presented to the mince of Wales , who warmly contnllmcntcu her on her ad mirable rendition of the dllllcult role of Nadjezda. 7 ' Miss Violet'Cameron , ono of London's leading opera bbullo Mars , has been engaged for nn American Jour. She will brlnp with her "Lcs VoltlR'Mns" nnd "Indiana , " two strom , and she is backed Ith - : operas ' \ > a cap- Hal of $ ! iO,000. p"Dr. Franz _ I.U .t , " says London Truth , "has now fixed Apill Ins the date of his ar rival In England , and ho will icmnlii hero nboutn fortnight.- this will be Liszt's first visit to ryohdon for upward ot forty years , ho will bo lionized lo Ihe utmost of ills heart's de.-dre.'V , Dion Bnucleaultdms marvelous facility , ns Is attested by his authorship , In whole or In part , of nearly SJO pieces for the stage. A mmiter of n century ago , ho bought at n Lon don hook stall a copy of ( ictnld Gilllln's "Collegians. " and thice days aller ho put on the boards of the Ailolphl the "Colleen Ba\Mi , " founded on Ihal noted novel. From that drama alone he lias cleared some S'-'OO- ooo , probably the highest literary wages ever Gained , Mr. George II. Bokor announces that ho has completed the llrst draft ot GlaueuV" the new play ho Is picparlng for Mr. L-\w- rcnco Barrett. .Tho play is founded on Bui- wet's "Last D.iys of Pompeii , " though he has freely altered the diameters and the story to accord with Ideas of his own nnd bringH tlto tale within the scope of a live-act plan Tno play ends with the earthquake and eiuptioii , to vhlch Mr. Hokee believes ho lies given a novel treatment. Ail Urcck. "Pray tell me , John , what's all about , The war cry there In Greece ; What makes those chaps Hellenic , To stilvo lo bieak the peace ? "Do llioy want lo whip llio Servians , Is Bulgailant lault , Or has the Hiiltan saucy been , Or Is it llussia's fault ? " " dearest love I'd ( ell "My , you quick. But 1 don't know , you see , And what King ( Jeiirgc Is aiming nt , Is Greek , nil Greek , to me. " UU'IUTIKS. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps has written n now serial entitled "Burglars in Paradise. " The gates must have been ujar again. Sam Jones preached In Cincinnati on Wednesday on "the wages of sin. " They like to sin in Cincinnati just tor the fun of the thing , without any wages. The showers ot dust In Texas must be in answer to prayer. For a long time the Texas cattlemen iia\u been wanting the earth. Now they are getting it. It Is said In defense of the Importation of rum and tobacco Into cannibal countries' that the inhabitants will not eat the llcsh of mis- bionaiios who dilnk liquor or chew tobacco. Minister "I am thinking of getting a now chime for ttiuehuich. What would you tec- oiiimend'i" ' Parishioner ( who lives next door lo llio hacieu edifice ) "A pair of dumb bells. " Mrs. Lighthoad Of couise , Dr. Sciiptuic , wo weio very soiry to have to give up our pew In your church , but it lias cost so much lei the ehildien's dancing lessons this win ter that wo had to give up .somcthiiiir. Little Johnny Fizzlotop was In a candy stoie with his mothor. She bought some figures made of chocolate , "lleiu Johnny , are tluee graccsLtor you. " "Oh. ma , 1 d rather have the twelve apostles. Tlieio aio moio ot 'cm.1 ? f. _ Dr. Macdonald. nio now member of pailla- mentfortlio uulveisily of Edinburg , is an "augcl" in thii Sttcdcnborglan church. And some of his 'simple-minded eo-ieligionists tear that ho may become a fallen angel in wicked London. , Harry Dlxoy spices his conversation with some witty saying ) * . There is n story told that a clergyman once asked him what weie the two strontfdst bbliots that nil actor enter tained , to whfoli lib leplled : "Firbtiin the cunt 10 of the stago'and second in his God. " "Thcie is a goon cie.xi 01 longion in na- lure , " solemnly reinarked a young Abeideen clergyman , callliijj upon a lady ol ids congre- gallon lecenlly. fhero is , " was Hi leply. "We should nevci torget that there is aseimonin qvery blade of grass. " "Quito true. We should .Uso lememuer that grass is cut very short sometimes. " Molt Stieet Sunday school teacher ( lo Wtin Lung , a new recruit ) Do you under stand. Wun Lung , the beautiful song we have just finished , "Where , Oil Where arc the Hebrew clilldu'ii ? Wuii Lung \"ej > , me uudlest.iud. Teacher Where are the He brew childien ? Wun Lung Hcblew chil- dien down on Blaxtee slleet. Jinx knows a young woman who is not afraid of her convictions. She lives in a house where Methodism is the piovalllug creed. Ono day the dominie who has the caie of souls in that particular family came to make a pastoral visit. Alter conveising with the elder member.of ! the family on their spiritual welfare , iio turned to the young wo man in queslion and said , with nlfiincuous- IIP.SS : "And you , my dear daughter , are you a child ot God ? " "No , doctor , " bald the young woman , "I'm an Episcopalian. " TThcn Bly was sick , we gave her Oastoria , When glio VTM a Child , she cried for Caatoria , When film became Miss , she clangto Caatorb , When the had Children , Uo gare them Castorift , Out In Oregon ( hey ealch wild geese by In- chiiallnglhcm with corn soaked in alcohol and scattered on the Held wheio the birds feed. feed.A A pair of pet deer of the West Indian specie cie- , are passing the cold weather healthfully nt Woodbridge , Conn. , but their fawns do not live. in a Irap halted with a Hvo goose , a farmer in llarnctt Co , , N. C. , recently captured n bald o iglu whose wings moisurcd ten leet from tip to 11 ] ) . The biid had boon ravaging the vicinity for many weeks , cariying oil largo numbers of poultry and Miccp. A Saeiamonto car homo which died last week had become so well acquainted wlih some ot llio icgular patrons ot the load that when they weionboaid llio car ho would stop in front of their residences to let them oft without any hint iiom the driver. "Maryland , " wiitcs Geneial Bradley T. Johnson to the Haltlmoiu Sun , "has fur nished : ) ,7. " > 0,000 bushels of seed oysters per annum , which in Delaware and Long Island Sound Ineroa'-o in sUe so ns lo make 17,000- 000 bushels. Wo ges S7r > 00.000 for our export whloh in n year bolls lor § 10,000,000. " The discovery has been made In Columbia of n shrub which exudes n juice having so powerful nn effccl In arresling llio flow of mood that largo veins mav bo cut by a knllo niidsmcnied with It without causing liuiu- orihngo. The plant is called "allzu" by the natives. \ n Forty-two allps.tor.s ! were the pets which a resident ot Tiiiiali.isso , Fla. . kept in n shal low pmiil. \ \ lidintlid cold wave came the iiool InuesolFdj Uiltl the alllgatoi.s wcru im bedded in Iho'iijd lour days. Of course the reptiles weie jnveii up as dead , but when llio Ice thawed thyyfgsn \ \ to show signs of life , and finally nldniMhreo crawled out ns full of life as ever/ , The three unlucky ones will , It is stipposcd'revJyo , with the warm summei weather. > At Aiuerleui. Cfy , last Monday , a largo red- tailcd hawk smJitunly pounced on the farm house cat whMi v'H9 uiijoylnir a nap on the sunny side of llie-barn. The hawk struck his talons deep and ascended with his pipy. When limy cAimtUo earth again both wcio dead. The enlrafls of llio eat wcio torn oil and the hawli' vlmtd was bitten through The hawk imMkinfMl four feet nine inches from tip tu tljtof ts wings PILES ! viLKS ! prnrss A sine cure for Blind. Bleeding , Itchln nnd Ulwraled Piles has been discovered by Dr. Williams , ( an Indian remedy ) , called Dr Williams' Indian Pile Ointment. A single box has cured tliu worst chronic cases ot 1 or IX ) years standing. No ono need sutler live minutes afler npnlyiug this wonderful sooth ing medicine. Lotions and instruments do more harm than good. Williams' India ! Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors , allays the intense Itching , ( particularly at night nfter getting warm in bed ) , nets as a poultice , irives instant relief , and is prepared only for Piles Ucliing of private parts , and for nothing else. SKIN mSKASKS CUUIJI ) . Dr. Frazieijs Maulo Ointment cures as by magic , Pimples , Black Heads or Grubs Blotches and Eruptions on the face , leaving the skin clear and beautiful. Also cures Itch Salt lil'finn , KOIO Nipple.- ; , More' Lips , am Old Obstinate Ulcers. Sold by druggists , or mailed on receipt o COeeuts. Itetalled by Kuhn & Co. , and Schroder < Sr Bccht. At wholesale- 0. F. Guodumu. . . T3iG Great Invention , For EASY WASHING , IN HARD OR SOFT , HOT OR COLD WATER , IHf/ioiit irarni lo r.UtJlICor 1TAXDS , nnd particularly adapted to irvirmCnmafeA No family , rich or poor , should bo without It. Sold by nil Oroccrs , but bnearo of Ho tmt tatlons. I'JiAHLZXj ; is inarmfacturct only by JAMES PYLE. NEW YORK | R7 HAIR'S Asthma Cure. This In\i\lunb1o sporlflo remllly ami pormn- iiuntly euros nil kduls ot Asthmn. The most ibsllimto nnd lonp tiuiillii cusos jloltl prompt- y lo HA woniVcrful curlne proncrtlps. It Is known throusliout tlio world for Its uurlrnloJ cfllcncr. J.I , . OALDWEI.L , city ot Mncoln , Nob. , vrrtlcs , Jnn. r > , 1SH : Slneo uslnr ; Ur. Iliilr'.s Astlimn Cure , for moro tlinii ono yonr , my wlfo bus loou ) entirely well , ntul not oven n symptom of lliu dlRpiiio lins npnonrod. \VJI.UAM llKNNM-rrr , Ittrhlnml , Iowa , writes , S'oV.PHl.lSSJ : 1 have boon nllllcti-d with May > over nnd Astlimn sluco ! . ' > . 1 followed your dlructlons nnd inn linpiy | to piiy Hint I never plcpt better In my llfo. I nm Bind that t am nnioiiR the mnuy who can siioak so fnvombly of jourroinodloR. Avnlunblofil niiBO trcntlio roiitnlnliiKRhnllai proof from ovciy sttilo lu tlm U. S. , Citiuuln ntul Gront Drltnln , will bo mailed upon application Anr clruifBlst tiothavlns It In stock will pro cure it. Manual of all Diseases , PJ v. imrunKTs , n. n. IUCIILT BOOND ix CLOTH and GOLD Mnilod Free. jri-iuauirAi.itOR. * * " CTTTIC8. " " " riHPB. I'oYen.OonKMtlnn , Inllmnmntlnng. . . .2 Wornig , Wonn 1'orcr , Worni Oollo. . . . ! " ' cCoIlo , firTpclhlnBot Infanta. .3. % Dlnrrhcn OlilMron or Adnll-jjj. . . . . .HJJ IHsc-nlery. Olpiniv UHIoaa Cello . 2 Cliolrru Morliiii , Vomillng . 2S ( 'oiioln , Uolil , llronchllis. . . . . 15 .Vcllrnlsln. Topthnelio. 1-accarho. . . I Ilcndochcti. lilctc llcadactio , Vertigo. . .25 Ityupcpsln. IMIIonsHtonincli < . . Hiiiipremettorl'nlnfiill'rrlouB . 'J. \\7lilC8 , too I'mfworeriod _ . . < . .as l/'nnn > , CouEli , IJIfllcult Jlrcatlilnir. . . . ' * * Hnlt Itliriiiii , rnrslptlnn. Kruiitions. . . ( ItllcimmtlHiii. Kliomnr.tio 1'nlni J."S IfpicrnndAciin. Clillls , Jlalarln. n i'llca , llllnilprniccillnii .Ml Cntorrh.Inllacnr.i.OofillntliolItail. .fill Whooplntz ( 'oitRlt , Vlolcnt < 'ouRh9. . . .nl Ociuirnl lIclillllV.Flvs'calWcakncu ' . ( JIJ lildlioy IIHrnno ? ! , INcrruim 11 y. . . ' 'll- " > { } rliljlt ' $ { { { { $ Illr.ensca ot Hie Ilri'irl. l'Hlpitttllon..l.UU SoM by Dmsii'it' . or nont postpaid on receipt o ! rlco. iiiailiiiir > aiDiciMio.n : iiuii i.a.T. . . . l f . Ut ! direr. TOwwlorertb * .Tt.ll.nt tn lt"lnet * > ie. , ; U. CIITM I > T > i > , . , , IJlMrUok rncr .rcl fr * . . l ill r.oltUc Ultnu. . Otj.nl. Af.w toll.n.rl ] | .atli-i i C.TCJ CIMI f rhtmpvn * . .U > 1 10 kll uniB.i r drtnl * Trr It , tit . . . j. w. wurpnaiMUT , SOLS AQZOT , Bl XltOAln'J.l . IfY. "Wo do hereby certify tnnt vo supervise tlio arrangements for all the Moiuhly and ( Jimriorly Drawltifra of Tlio i/Ul iann State Ixitlory Compnny. and In person manajfo and control tliolirawlnirs themselves , and that the name are condiieted with honesty , fairness and In Rood faith toward all parties , and wo authori/.o the Company to u o thlsoertlllcato , with fac-slmlms of our al natures attacund In Us advortlsinou COMMISSIONEUS. Wo , the unclorslffncil Hunks ami Dunkcrfl. will liny nil Prizes drawn In Tlio lionlslimti Btnto l it- torliis which may bo pro'iontoJ at our counter. * J. II. OKI.KSItV , Pres. Louisiana National Bant SAMUIII. II. KKXNUDV , Pres. State National Bank. A. Jli\l.llU'JX , Pres. Hew Orleans National Bank , UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION U - Ovr.nlUM'A .Miu.io.v Ui.s LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY , Incorporated In 1603 for 85 years by the legis lature tor Kilucatlonal and Charitable purposes with it capital ol JIuiM.XA ( ) to whloh a ro urvo fund of over $ .VjO,0 l has slneo been added. Hy an overwhelming popular vote Its irnnimlco was made a pni t ol thu 'iresont State Conttlttition tuloptcilUccomnor M , A , U. 1B7U. Its iriand Blugiu numliurclnuvmss irilltakeplaco monthly It never Fcalos or postpones. Look attliufollowlav distribution : 190th Grand Monthly AND TIH : EHIRADRDIHARy PHTEHLT.DRAWING In llio Acadcuiy of Jfnslc , Now Oi loans. Ttuwilay , iliiich Kith , 1880 Untlor llio personal Biiiiurvibon anil nmntiu- { luciit , ol ( Jn.v , ( ! . fl" . ii.vuitniAitn : , ot ! I-im- islniia , and UKX. Jun.vi , A. KAIII.V , of Vir ginia. f.P'TftL > ' PR ' ZESICO.OOO. Notice-1 , ! ( a fIO only. Halves , S5 ' .hofv , ( 3 , .fonths , $ ! V1 K'l.itfTfi ' .I'lii/.r.s. I 0PIT1 1 ' 'Uiy.KOp f 150 000. . f 150,000 IIIAM | > I'I./B ' iw'ti Hi.ooa. . . m.ouu ] < ! iiAM > I'm/woe i aj.ouo. . , . I.AIKH : l'iu/.isof : ioKX ( ) . , . . o < IjAIUll ! I'KUES OIT 5,000 , . . | * 0 ' ' ' M * ' COO. . . . S ! 100 " ttW. , . . ftrt > loo. . . . w'u 11 > W " 60 , . . . WfM Avi > | ioxiM < .rioNriiizi-.s. - 100 Approximation-irUusor taw. . . . 120,00) ) 10)w. \ . . , ioou : 100 " " " . . . . 7OOC 2 7U Prl/os.'nmounyji'f to . . . . , , . , , . . , . , f.piir ! < 00 Application for rut/ao clubs ghonlil ba miulu only to thu olllco m' 'liu coiiiiniiiy in Now Ur leans. ' I'or further Informa , Ion wnto cloarlr , invin full address. l'OsTAI.-NOTJ , Ilxjirusj ilonoy Oidord , or Now Vorli lUchiuiKO in ordinary lot- tt-r. currency bv uxiSrwa ( all sums of J5 nnJ up- ' M. A. OAUl'IllN , Or M. A.IUUPIIIN , \VusliiiiKion , I ) . 0. Make P. O. ilonoy Orders payable nud nJJron rt lrtuiol letters to NEW OULKA'NS NATIONAL HANIf , NuwUrivuue.la. OK THE MUM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY , OF HElY ' aiCIIARD M. McOURDY , President. 'For the Year Ending December 31st , ' 1888i ASSETS - . . , . . . . $108,008,007' , . . 1. xisr a ? 'Oneoftha Best and Lttrgosl Stocks in tfi e U.S.h h-\ \ to Select from. No Stairs to Climb , Elegant Passenger E eVator , , j. _ _ | ' _ , " _ - _ , ' ' " " " " * -"TTTT T * " ' " " " 'LJL ' . . - ! _ . ' " " _ J L'1'T" ! ' ' " " ' " " " " " " " * . ' * " * " ' " ' _ , ' ' < * \ M. BURKE & SONS , LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHAHTS , GEO. nUUKU , Mnnnsror , UNION STOCK YARDS , OMAHA , NEB. RI5FF.11ENCES : Merchants nnd FlU-inors' Ilnnlt , Dnvld City , Nob. , Konrnoy Nation I naiitc.Koa1'vf ncyNob. ; Columbus Stnto lliint Columbus , Nob. ; McDoiiutd's UunU , North I'lattoob. . Oinalift'- ' ) ' ! National Hunk , Oinnuu. Neb. " Will pay custouiors" draft with bill ol la Jlnir attiicliod , for two-thirds value of stooli. A STANDARD MEDICAL WORK FOR YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN. ONI.V J V .11 All , , J'OSTrAllJ. SAJll'LU VRUK TO mm THYSELF , A. Great urodlcnl Work on Manhood. nxhnuFtotl Vitality. Norrons nnd Phvslcil Dohillty Prcnintnrol > e'1llnuln Mnn.Krrnrn of youth. nnd the untolU nilftcrlpa rosultlimfroni IndlRorutlon mid or * CCMPH. A lioolc fur overr man. yniinc , inlilillc-njod nnd old. Itcontiiln liJra ! | crlitliinsinrnll | nrntouiiit rhronlcolnonse * . cathono or whlcti U Inrnlniihln. Ho found Uy tlio million wlio'O crocrlnnco for 2t yoiMli imcli n prnlinhlf novt'r tipfnrcfoll to llio lot of nny iih > i > lcliiiiniMiuR03 ; | , lioiinil la b"-ultlfiil h'ronrli iniu- lln , i-mbosiicrt covers , full ulH.Ktt imnloo.l to hantlrior workln ovprjrBertKn-niecliaiilriil.1lter.irr Had nrnfoi. nlonnl-tlinnnnrotlicr worlc In thin country for * J.S'J , orthomnnpy will bo refund In "very Imtnnro. J > rla nnlr II by mill , po tpalil. llliiAtrtitod nriniplo , 01 ? . Hendnmv. ( jnlilmoilaliiwiinlcd thonuthnr IIT the NT lioinil.Mcillc.il Ansocliitlnn. tu Ihn Hun. A , I' , llloxnll , iiiiiliiihiichiti * ortlrors of the board the ro.ulor la ro- tpoctfutlv referred ThoSi'lnnroof I.lfnlJ wortli moro toltto younzHnd nililillu 111:0 1 men ol till * ( 'Ciiurntlon Hun ull tliOKnld mlni > B of Unllfnrnlnii'id ' tlio silver inlnoi of Nnvndu ciimlilnuil. S. K. OlironRlo. 'IlioSclononol Ufo point * out the rocks anil quick- muds on wlilcli tlm coiirtUiitloii unit linpoi of inunjr n vouiiKiimii Imvo boon tutally wrot-ked. Munclioitar Ilio elcnco of I.tfolnnf izrmitcr vttliin thnn nil lli.l mi-illnil works publlihod In Hill country for llio p.i t M yPUM. Atlantii roimtltutliin , Tlio .soli-lion nt I.lle I * n nupBrh nnd mistorly trfl.it- Iio on nurtou * und pli/vlt-nl Uublllty. Dulrolt Kroo ' tlio I'uaboitr Modlcal Inntltulo. or Dr W. II. I'nrlier. No. 4 llullilncli uri-ut , lloiton. Mum. , wiio mj bocoiiDiiltudun nil dhtuuHvsrcqulrlnealclll and oiporf- I'liro. Clirniili > un < l iilislinito illsoa oi that huvii liuf. lied tlinhklllofnllotliBriiliyiilrlttiiHa Kpi'cl.ilty. tjucli troalpil HiicrcMlulljr without aa UiBtunfO of lutluiu. Mention Uinnlm llau. Carrying thollelglnm Iliynl and Unltoil Btalos Mall.Balllnsr every Huturday Between Antwerp & New York TO THE RHINE , GERMANY , ITALY , HOL LAND AND FRANCE. Baton from 5CO lo $100. l.irnrslon trip fiom fliuto flHJ , Bueond Calim ? .VJ , and K\our lon ( 'JO. Bluviaito IIUS.-IIKO at low rules , i'oliir Wrlifht & fens , ( ipnoral Agents , 55 llroadnay , Now York. Omaha , Nebraska , 1'rnnk 13. MoorosV , , SI , Ifc & I' , ticket ujfcnt. without moill- A POSITIVE clnu. j iS.Qjiloil Octo ber 10 , IKTU , Ono box will euro the most obtlnutocaso In four days orlujd. No nauseous closes of cubobi , copulb'lor ollof samliihMXMl that are corliiln lo pnxluco drupel-- IttJiydontrurliurUio.tiwtliijM uf tlm utiiiniifli , 1'riuii 41.CO. gold ) > r nil irii i'l6t4 or nmllpil on receipt of pi-Ice. Tor further parllonlura uniit for circular. 1' . O. llox l.WI. T. c. AXiXjAJsroo. , KJ John St. , Nt\v Vork. tuuvtl > - utl > m.Vo y ii oi N > J < u.iinu. . r ai | u. nuuj.i , ib > hauS'iiir * ! > . o 11 > = * < , ' ' v ft - = ? -zz.i Kailway Time Table OMAHA. Tno following Is the time of n rival an'l partuiool tniliis hjr Central Slu idiir.l tfico at : the loeul depots. Trains of tlio C , St P. , M , & ' O. nrrlvo nml dopurt from tliolr'Innot. v imir , ot 14th nml Webster Btroets ; trail 1011 tlio n Se f- M. , C. . II. & Q. und K. 0. , St. .I. .V . . tiow tho' , H\ \ II. AM. depot : nil others Irom tin Union I'aom'i j imiDQE THAINS. ' K nrldfro train ? wil1 Icavo Ii. I' , i ipot M flr-il- n7:3.- : > -Hoo-s:40-8r : : : > o n 10:00-1' : On. in. . . " * li-O 1:50 : II ! ! :00 : y00-4OiJ ; : 0 : ) 0:10-7:00-11:10 : : p. in. Leave Irnnslcr for Omuhn n 7 : " f ! * i:15-a : ! # ) . D'jM-H : : - : : - : n. n ; ljr-2iuv.i : : Arrival nnd ( lonuituio of tru us irons tha ' trmibfordopot at Council Illuns : > I DUl'AI'T. AlinlVB , C1IICAOO k NOIlTtnVKSTKHN. DirA. ; Ji Mull and laxpiusa 7:001 , > < . l-:40r. : M Auuommodiitlon IUIM-'H' dj Or.M Ux | > res-s V:15A.M : > . ClIICAll ) fi IIOCIC JSIID. . i 0iriA.it : Mall nml Kxpioss i'iVH ) ( ' 7:15 A. > ( Ai'commodiitton . . . f.i.'H V. t' ( 00 1M Uxproig U : I j / , ! CHICAGO , MII.WAIIKKK ft b . I'AUJ. . J 0:10 : A. M iliill und lixprosd . , , , 1:0)r.M : ) . " 0J'Jr. : M Kvpiesa. . . , , U1 > 4.M ' CIIIUAOO , ntini.iNoroN & MUINW. " , . ii.a'iA. M Mull mid Kxproae .h''O I > .M r > Ui4Ul > . M Kxprcss " WAIUBILST. MIIIIH i IM 'IflC. 2:151- : . M.I/K-al.HI. Louis lixnrosi BtKi'.M.'rraii8ferSt.l.oul8lv.Ti : ) ! i KANSAS OH V.BT. JOB & COt. ' > S:15 : A. > i Mull nml I'.xpresf 'JUO ; f.M Kxpiosa. . . ois xncirr & ' S ( I" , A.M. . . . . .Bloux City Mull , . . HI. I'mil KJCIIIUSS IlcDiirt. W1J8TWAUU. ' A. u , r M. UNION I'AUIKIC A. M , I T. > ! . . . .I'uclllu Cvpie.s.s. lUHUa . . . .Donvor I'.xprosi O. & Hir. ; VAI.l.l ! ' 8 : Wii . .SInll und Kxprost II. A JI. IN NKII. : lOu . .Mull unit ISxprQbi _ , . Nlh'lil KxpiciM iotn ; sou'niwAjia Ai-rlvo ' A , M. I I' . M. iMl'H.SOI.'KI l'A01l : : i , . , . , .Ony i\pross. : . . . . .Nlirhtl'.xpruss. . K. C. , Kl1. J. ft C. I . .Vni I'liittcmonth 70JJ ; ( IJupiirt. NUHT11WAU1) . ArrlfOy1 A. M. I v. > i. I t1. BT. I' . . M. fcC IATM. i * M.f ; b : 0a | Honx City K.vproi . . .I f.VJ / ' } Aucommo 'nMl)0 | : ) ! ] i.j , rt ' , " ' " " " " " " " KABTWAIU ) . "ivrl"/.U 1 A. . i r. M. i c. . ii , & y. . . u 'M I 0:00 : I. . . .Via V'nUfiiiiouth ' | 7 M , STOCK YAHDS Tit , INR Will Icavo U. 1' . depot. Oniiih u < /ii 0-8rj5 > 10:4A-10Uii. : : in. ; yW-lW-S'J ! : : p. iu. J.oiivoBiook Vurds rorOmilii _ ; ! ut Ti'/i J023 , KOT'E A Irulnsdnlly ; IIdullyjtcfpf Bundnyi 0 , dally oitout Bftturduri I ) , Ua ly pioopt Mon a v. Uu IKty.j i * ' . , i./iitiiiiv mvn jitu . . < Cl i < H \Trc-lailnn > lonf'Uciri. : , l-'Jtl'l ! In hlu follow Biittorcrn. A , , I.J J. II. HLliVta. U ChaUuu ttrctt -JUS ESTABLISHED aLurz-o. . QPEOOODO WW50FTHE WORLD ARRiA J 0. nurt'PrlCMon apnt Ulan. . In-all' r7lHci > linlliirr i > l > 4fcl'ij. I.l . i. A , , He A4 a- tit , ( , . - < J CUV