Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , .TUESbAJf * MARCH 10,1880.
PICHT TO A FINISH.
Lincoln Prohibitionists Shy a Blood-Oard-
ling Castor Into the Ring.
THEY MEAN TO LAY OUT LICENSE
Lawyers Sleekly Apologize to the
Court A Drummer Fulls to Get
a Ilvorce4-Tho News
in Hrlcr.
I most Ttc nCB's MKCOIAnunriAtM
'JTlicj revival meetings tit the Methodist
church \vliicli , il is understood , will
shortly bo brought lo a close by the de
parture of Mr. Hitler , the evangclisti to
Onmlia , nrc to bo followed by iv crtisndo ,
tholiko of which , in the minds of the
promoters , 1ms never been seen in this
country. This crusade will be conducted
by the people who Imvo boon upholding
Mr. Hitler , the Woman's Christian Tern-
porhnco union and the prohibition leaders ,
and will 1)0 conducted with all the
thoroughness of n inilitury campaign. A
prominent stale ollluiiil who claims to
know the plan of battle , says the city will
be divided into districts , in onchof which
n body of mixed workers will go from
bouse to house , praying with the inmates ,
and exhorting their aidforthu purifying
of the moral atmosphere. As a forerun
ner of this criisndn , find a declaration of
tliu intention of the prohiblionisls lo lake
an nclivo part in the city oleclion , tliufol
lowing circular is being distributed :
I.ICE.VSI : Mtniunii MILLS SHAM. TIIKY JIE
AM.OWII > TO nu.v ANOTiir.ii Yi\nV :
To the People of Mil coin : The tlmo has
roino when ovt'ry cltl/.nn of Lincoln Is
brought face to fnco with the ono cicat issue
that dominates In municipal nlfnirs.
Tlio initiation comes foicibiy homo to every
thinking nilinl ; Will tlio good people of our
city longer icmain partners In the cilmcsol
thn llitor | trnlllc ?
Knthuis , aio you ready to sell your sons to
dchaitclu'i v nuil your dnimhtera lo dishonor'/
Am you ti"1,000 or a S'J.MO clll/.onV Elllier
lirlco It cheap eiioiiuli to tlio saloon keeper.
Mothers , Imvo you nmtlo your plea for do-
Ilvoinncu to those who alone have power to
break your chains to the voters whoso opin
ions \\elih ; at the ballot box ? If yon Imvo
not , look now to lliosaloty of your chldrcn.
Young man , will you exercise your man
hood to iieo 11 HI diink-slnvo and dry the tears
of a weening mother , or will you bow at the
beck of the whisky politician and become the
set vile tool of the dramsellcrV
Daughters , are you willing that nenily
thirty glided diam shops , with their enticing
nllnrciiicnts , shall be continued , to debase
1 our brother , father or lover , find bring dis
grace , dishonor and sorrow to your heart ? If
not , then use your persuasive Inlluonco upon
all of your voting 11lends lo support the pro
hibition ticket.
Moderate drinker , do you wait to go down
to a drunkard's lioll1If you do not , vote llio
prohibition ticket. Vote for your own pio-
tCction , remembering that every victim now
slumbering In n diunkind's grave was once
as moclcralc as yon nro now. and ncihaps do
lled llio clouds of impending disaster tlmt
hung so thrcntenlnL'lv over life's blight
morning and finally eclipsed tlio sunlight be-
foio manhood's high noon was nearly
reached.
Shall wo longer leave the control of our
city government In tlio hands of the lowest
clement of society'/
Shall the class with lieadquaitcrs In the sa
loons , and from which como almost all the
criminals that crowd our police courts , longer
bo allowed to select our olllclnls'/
\Vo call upon Ihe business men , the piofcs-
sional citizens , llio mechanics and the laborIng -
Ing men , lo unite and destroy tills parasllo
ol society , llio Hum rower , that annually
takes from our people moro than hall a inil-
llonMollnrs which should be expended in the
channels of honest and legitimate trade , and
uses it to debauch our sons and dishonor our
daughters , to foster dons of vlco and crime
that nre'corrupting society.
Kvery moral and material Interest of our
city demands the entire suppression of tills
appalling crime , as all cfl'oits at regulation
have uttctly failed.
The gambling vice , the social evil , and all
the inoial cancois that out away llio hcait ot
society , elusler around tills ono great patent
crime , the Honor curso. Wo call upon all
who believe that the law-abiding and moral
citl/cnship of tills community should secure
their rightful supremacy to the end that law
may be respected and all these vile dons of
Iniquity bo broken up. to work fiom now un
til tlio Oth day of April for the tiiumph of.
the pilnclples of right and justice and the
success "ot llio prohibition city ticket.
A nominating mass convention will bo hold
In lliis city on Wednesday evening. March
'J4 , beginning at 7 o'clock p. m. . for the pur
pose of placing a city ticket In the field. All
persons who are ready to Join In the cam
paign agnlnstlho saloon and on llio side of
tlio home , are Invlled lo lake an active part.
The Liquor Tralllc and its attendant and
resultant cilmcs must go.
il W. HAIIDV.
Pros. Capital City Pro. Club.
A. ItoiiHHTS , Seciotary ,
A. O. Woi.FiNiAiOii : ) ! ; : ,
B. H. KINO ,
II. IS. ( iKoiiorc ,
( iKO. K. HlOKI.OW ,
E. G. CUCMKNTS.
Committee.
The Law and Order league managers
refuse to endorse this move , saying they
are working for practical rather than im
possible cwis. nnd that they will content
themselves with securjng a rigid enforce
ment of laws us they exist on the statute
books , a work in whloh they claim to
have thus far boon very successful , hav
ing broken up unlicensed liquor soiling
compelled licensed dealers to conduct
their business in strict nccorduncu with
tlioSlocumb law , and put till the lending
gamblers and snorting women on trial
for their oll'onsua.
A. "WAll OV WOUDS IK COUUT.
When thu state closed its testimony in
- > - nawi yesterday. Mr. L. C.
tlio lieroiu v. . . . . 4'.i
Hurr , counsel for the dcfonUtuu , * . . . .
the court to direct the Jury to bring m a
verdict for his client , on the ground that
the stiilulo under which llorold is being -
ing prosecuted requires the showing of an
uciuttl transfer or sale , in order to make
nn otlunso , and the district attorney had
fulled to Introduce any evidence on this
point. Jndgo Pound said the question
was u very delicatu ono , and ho did not
wish to decide it hastily. If the whole of
tlio statute was to govern , ho said , the
necessary evidence bud been adduced ,
but if the statute was to bo confined to
the title there might bo some doubt about
It. In order lo expedite the proceedings
the judge- overruled the motion and
ordered llio defendant to go on with the
case , Mr. Durr took nn exception , and
then examined Mrs. llorold and Mrs ,
llaylan , both of whom denied thai any
goods from llerohl's store hud over boon
concealed in dufomlant'ahouso , as alleged
by witnesses lor thu state.
During the argument over the motion
District Attorney Strode and Mr. Hurr
both booninu o.solted , and accused each
olhor of torturing the truth out of shape ,
nnd other heinous oil'unsos , Judge Pound
promptly rapped them lo order , and said
that ho should expect an apology from
each in open court at tlio opening of the
afternoon session. At 1:80 : Mr. Strode
nnd Mr , Hurr , both looking a little sheep ,
ish , marched up and told the regulation
story about being very sorry tor what
had occurred , charged it all to the excite
ment of the moment , and promised tu
never ofl'eml in like manner again ,
NO SYMI'ATIU" KOU llltUMMKIIS.Tvsa
"I don't have much sympathy with
( raveling salcsi on who run about the
country getting nurried promiscuously , "
said Judge Pound in thu district courl
yesterday. The occasion \vn-s llio appli
cation ofLtandor Allurd , n mock-look-
ing drummer , for n divorce from his
wie , Kinina Leo Allurd. The plaintifFs
story was that after u three year's uo
quumtunou with thu woman ho was mar
ricd lo her in n town in Vermont. It :
October. 1683 , the incentive being hoi
swor.il allegation that ho was the fathci
of'a child born lo her about n month before
fore , Two days after the jnarraigt
llmntii acknowledged lo her husbant
that laho-had "played him for a sucker , '
that the real father of the kid wa :
nn old beau named Vit Hall. This wai
too much for the drummer's susceptible
norvcs , nnd ho parted without
ceremony from the woman bo bad
sworn to love , honor , cherish nnd obey ,
and coming lo Nebraska , settled down to
secure a residence and a divorce. Loan-
tier's tale was supported by affidavits
from a number of dames in tlio Green
Mountain state , which tended to show
that Knunn was a pretty tough sort of
pirl before marriage , and hadn't im
proved any since. Ono woman swore
tbntKinma , wbilo at work for her , "had
gene to n ilanco with Hall , nnd came
back Ihc next morning looking as though
she Imd had n hard time. " This seemed
o strike llio judge ns a ralhor novel
lausc for separation , especially as it had
inppencd sonic nine months before the
innrringo. nnd he cut the matter short by
saying : "Woll , Allard , I'm sorry for you ,
but I don'tseo how 1 can help you. I guess
you took tlio woman for holler or worse
indwlll have lo stick to it. However ,
Til take tlio papers and look them over
o HOC whether there is any good proof of
adultery before marriage. " This seemed
'o daze the plaintiff , and even after the
iidgo ami lawyers had loft the court
oem ho sat stolidly looking at the jtl-
lichil hunch as though unable to under
stand thu situation.
niiir.i' MKXTION.
"What shall wo do with the tramps ? "
is fast becoming the absorbing and vital
question. The city is full of hoallhy , full
grown strangers who neither toil nor
spin , nnd lo.wliom bolts Mid bars have no
lorrors. A roundup by Iho police , follow
ed by a few days work on the muddy
cross-walks , would probably euro most
of these impecunious gentlemen of a desire -
sire to remain in the capital city ,
Wing Hop is thu latest addition to Lin
coln's Chinese quarter. As Wing is the
ictual owner of a laundry outfit , no is a
nan of much importance , and his settle-
nent here was observed by admiring
countrymen Saturday night with n big
'blow out. " in which llro crackers , Ian-
urns and heaps of gaudy paper ligured
[ H'oniinently.
John FilBgcral received n telegram
from Manager llohmaim of the Tit/-
crald Hose company yesterday , stating
unit they would reach Lincoln Wednes
day noon.
The only now action entered in the dis-
rict court yesterday , was ono in which
Edwin Bond sues August Arndt nnd ethers -
ors for the undisturbed possession of cor-
ain promises to which tneplalntilt'olaims
lllle on n mortgage given by Arndt to
secure payment of a note for § 400.
The Lvcning News has been enlarged
lo n seven column folio , but Editor Hyde
still wears the same size hat.
The will of Charles W. Jenkins , of
Stevens Creek precinct , has been admitted
to probnto.
Several parties in Lincoln bnvo re
ceived Invitations to the anniversary celebration -
obration of the "domestic" wedding of
Colonel Frank Siimns , the colored Olios-
lorlield nt the Paxton , which is set for the
25th inst.
Auditor Babcock's force is busy send
ing out blanks to thd various railways in
thu stale , on which Ihoy must make re
turns before April 5 ot all their taxable
property.
An extradition warrant was issued
from the executive ollico yesterday for
the return to Iowa of ono James N. Kear
ney , charged with obtaining money under
fnlso pretenses.
Mrs. liurzok , the wife of ono of Dnm-
row's best tailors , died suddenly from
disease incident to childbirth.
Miss Sadie Booth , after n two months'
residence m Lincoln , has returned to
Omnlin to resume her work in tlio ollico
of the clerk of the United Stales court.
Judge Hnywnrd came to Lincoln yes
terday for the lirflt time since his appoint
ment and took the oath of ollico. In the
afternoon ho opened court in primitive
style in the auto-room , sitting behind n
twenty-shilling desk , and looking va
cantly nl some of the ornrmental lawyers
who occupied llio pine chairs and snick
ered while Clerk Shier was administering
llio oalh.
Fifty now notaries publics wore com
missioned yesterday.
Governor Dawes lias made requisition
on the Dakota authorities for the custody
of a man recently run down in that terri
tory by an Omaha dotcctivo. The refusal
of the executive clerks to give the name
of the alleged criminal lends to the re
port that tlio case is ouo of unusual im
portance.
Four new insurance companies have
boon Admitted to business in this stnlo
this year. They are the Equitable Life ,
of DCS Moincs ; Mnsschusetts Mutual Life ,
of Springfield ; Hockford Fire , of Rockford -
ford , 111. , and People's Fire , of Pillsburg ,
Pa.
Pa.Auditor
Auditor Babcock and wife will return
from a visit at Ord to day.
B. H. DOUGLAS & SONS' CAPSICUM
COUGH DROPS are the result of over
forty years experience in compounding
cough mixtures. They are the best.
An auxiliary to the rudder for steer
ing sea-going vessels has boon proposed.
It consist' ' ! simply of two discharge pipes ,
placed ono ut oaoh side of thu vessel's
btcrn as far below the water line as pos
sible , and connected with a slcam pump
capable of forcing a powerful stream ol
water through tlio pi ] > es , which , imping' '
ing upon the water in contact with the
vessel , forces it to the sidu opposite to
Hint from whicii tlio steam issues.
TThcn B by wu ikkwe R TO her Caitorit ,
When the was B Child , the cried for Cantoris ,
' ' --.I 7 bwww _ "iM.dulnogtoCwtorU ,
n u jn ?
When the hd Children , eh gm Ui m OaitotH
Recent excavations nt the Acropolis nl
Athens have resulted in the discovery o :
six mutilated female statues in mnrblo
These fragments , which wore colored
nml belong to the period before Phidias
cannot fail lo bu of gruat importance ii
the hislory of art , as no museum ii
Europe possesses works of this period
The btatuos are part of those ovorthrowr
by 1'ursinns and booried by llio Greeks n
Iho building of t ho Acropolis in llio limi
of Pericles.
PILLS
25 YEARS IN USE.
Tte OrenlMt Medical Triumph of the Age )
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER. .
To * ofuppeilto , llutroli conlve , I'uin la
the ticail , nllb a dull cuiallan In tUo
kack part , Fain under llio boulder-
bladot Fulloeii lifter ratine , with n dli-
Inclination lo exertion of budr or ml nil ,
Irrllnbllitrofteuiiier , I.otraplrlti , TrltU
a fueling of having neglected omo duty ,
Weariness , Ulzzlnei * , fluttering ot llio
Heart , Dot * tu < fovclho orei , Ileailuclio
over llio riant ere , Iteilloinris , wlili
fllfUl drrnnn , IlluUIr colored Urlar , and
CONSTIPATION. 7
TUTT'S riLl.s are especially adapted
to lucb cases , ono dose effects eucli u
chaiiEooffoollngaatoastonlilitlioautrcrcr.
Tboy Inercai e the Ain > etltt , ml cause the
tody to Take ou Ir'letli , thus ( be y lom U
nnurlihed.and liylliclr Tonic Action oa
the UbieiUveOrBauilletuIarHtool8ara
podurfd.nPrt | Be. _ 4 Ifurroy ; Ht. . N.Y.
TUTT'S EXTRACT SARSAPARILL&
It uoratos the txxlm&kiw tiealtby flesh ,
t-trenctheas the woat , repalrt-tlie wastes of
too eyHum with pure blooj and hard muscle ;
woe * the uervoua svitcm. IntiEOrates tha
brain , und Impart * Uw vigor o { inotiiiooj.
E > 1. SolJ br
couriT NOTES.
iVMnn from Plattgtnouth Fotintl Ilia
Watch The MornlnR Grist.
J. W. Kcnnard is an old gentleman
from Plnttsmotith with a dcclilotl predi
lection for spreoing. Ho stood up before
Jttdgo Stcnberg in police court yesterday
and , looking him straight in tiio
eyes , plead Hot guilty to a charge of
ilrunkcnncss. It seems that Kcnnard
lad arrived hero on Saturday and on Sat-
mlny night % vas decoyed into n notorious
don on Twelfth street by the charms of
no of the young woman , Shortly afterwards -
wards ho had this same girl arrested for
ebbing him of his gold watch and chain ,
f ho ticker was found upon his own per-
ion , however , and the girl was released.
ICcnnard promised to leave town , and
railed to do so and was arrested last
night benstly drunk. His case has been
continued for hearing.
Charles Nast , John Uunlavo , Peter An-
ilorson , Normon llamsoy and Charles
Pilfrain wore lined $3 and costs for in
toxication. Tlio two latter paid. Mike
Pilrccll , James Krtigcr , David Tostoyin ,
nnd Sam Swoalon , arrested ou a similar
charge , were released.
Mrs. Jamison , n colored wench , was
arrested for complicity in the $05 rob
bery , of which Mike Uilligan was tlio
victim last week , and was remanded for
rial.
rial.Mr. . and Mrs. Owen Connolly , ( alias
iVhisky Jack ) , were sent lo jail for live
lays to sober up.
Oninlm'B BinfdI Orns.
The Omaha Musical Protective union is
making nrrangcincnls for a grand carni
val nnd bal masque , to take place at the
exposition building April 7. A magnifi
cent feature of the nftair will bo a street
> .irado on tlio order of ( he Mardi Gras of
ho Veiled Prophets' procession of St.
ixmis , In which the entire union of 120
musicians will play togelhcr , all being in
nask costume , llio whole ntliur will
Ipubtless bo the grandest thing of the
kind over witnessed in Omaha.
The Musical Protective union is com-
joscd of the following orchestras and
brass bands : The Aiiisiciil Union orches
tra , the Union Pacific band , A. O. II.
band , the Fourth United States Infantry
band , Hoffman's orchestra , HhutfiH's or
chestra , Motta's band , Prochaska's or
chestra , Ilnvluzeek orchestra. Julius
Thiolo Independence orchestra and Horn-
borgcr's orchestra.
The committee of arrangements is com
posed of Wm. F. Pflaiging of the Union
Pnciiio band , F. Ales of the Fort Omaha
band , Julius Thiolo of Independence or
chestra , A. Hhuifus of lihiufns' orchestra ,
F. Lorrestin of Hoffman's orchestra. Tom
Douglas of A. O. II. Hand , 1 $ . Prochaska
of Prochaska band , II. Jackson of Union
Pacific band , Julius Httrgold of Gorman
band , H. T. Irvine of Musical Union
band , Julius Meyer of Musical Union or
chestra.
White Cedar Piling is better than oak
for bridge or foundation work. It lasts
longer in or out of the "round and can
bo turnislicd and driven for one-third less
cost by D. Sopor & Co. , 1020 Fnrnam
street , Omaha.
Itrcvitlcs.
Detective Charles J. Kmer.y has re
turned from a successful business trip in
Dakota.
Policeman Graham'has boon suspended
on the charge of sleeping on his beat.
He denies the charge , and says ho has
witnesses to prove it.
It is not probable that Omaha will
enter into either the Western or North
western Iciuruo scheme , so that if this
city is to enjoy any base-ball this season ,
her dependence will have to be on a reor
ganization of Iho old Union Pacific club.
When the Union Pacific Knights of
Labor wore running the Missouri Pacido
engine intoHho roundhouse Sunday , _ as
already mentioned , an explosion
occurred , which led Iho Missouri Pacific
engineer to believe lliat ho was to bo dy
namited into eternity. Some roguish
spirit put a couple of torpedoes under the
wheels just as the lononiotivo was being
backed into the roundhouse. A terrible
explosion followed , and the poor engi
neer jumped headlong from the cab , and
gathering himself , made a dash for dear
life.
A. MABVBLOTJS OTTHE.
A Pure Blnlt TVhUkey llio Only Cnra
Per Consmoiption.
It hns become the settled practice of all
physicians , of oil dispensing druggists , to
administer pure , unadulterated whiskey
tor CONSUMPTION , and Duffy's Pure Molt
Whlikey ha * become the recognized and
nnquestloaed tnocflo fpr the CURE of this
dreaded dlsed&o. Tbo subjoined testimonials
menials bear witness to Us undoubted
efllcacy.
" 11 Madison Ave. . Baltimore , Mil.
, . . junt&XjM had n imtleht In the last
staa6s.qf conpumptjonv6o. . Whim food of
ino3Ipln was eU'ea woyild vomit It. I had
elven her various remedies , bat all wore
expelled , aoa.sue raqelvedruUrlpjent only
by enorna and Inunction ot Cotl Liver
tvliloh rrore ) oicccJUicly dlsagMeaK
her. J had ft bottle of D. . _ . - ' _ Pure
Wlilafeey , I Qdminlstorort a Kiaepoouful
which wai not vomited. The second aos * .
wjl'i a llttlq meat julca was
Within a week the was alio ) to eat hnartlll.
. All thU AfttrEor fatally had atssmbleil tea
§ a her die , I run convinced that it is pot
only tret from fusel oil , bnt not { hany Tray
sidulterotod. " VfotUL. A. Bncwsrcu. ir. D.
Baltimore , Mil. . May 6,188 $ .
"OnKfWMVH : I Wtia 8ttdd ely ntrlcten
with u e vqi e lumorrbage , loslnic about
Ballon ! blood * t the flrst attack , and I
qunntides treilTi ptly Ibereaftor.
wai dpnQlOorod hop Uis : my frlenaa ar-
1 for my fuoeroL I wag rymoved to
be Hebrew HaablUl. and vjo tharo or-
ver OU
. . . .
uwjuiouu UJIUK vtui > /
oWe roy flte lo Jft purity , arid
r nnoiameOd It for palcaonary
3 K. Central Are. . Haiti qlore. lid ,
July SJJ J , 1S83.
I have been 111 : my
at I would die of cou >
so alek and weak that
e'v ' mo your
ey. My dootnr
a then I began
jLli
MKfe. AKNIB dHIJIES.
MatUr 8U PJifla. . Pa. , Npv. 0.1885.
DAfl StM ! My daughter had been In
lcete poolui , Her mother died of con.
eumptioQ , Too doctor enlJslie would not
live , I used your Daily's Pure Malt Wills-
key * bd > coc nroitlon ctiro in her COM.
The doctor died of consumption himself )
( ( if now tlctean and is strone aba
Kftrty. " JOHN WLUflFULCEll.
it known 8Itt r > of Charity
tatoa , writes :
J. Y , . Homo of Industry ,
Nov. B. JJS5.
_ N : It gives me great pleasure
to recommend Duffy' * l'ur aiAll WhUKeV ,
which I n&ve used with ercot saticfactldn
in coCsamytloni in the last 'tocos of that
dread dUcae6 ; TUo patient can rttolp- . '
when nil other rtmedfcq ( all. IfSCKmnend
It to afl. " Mofrttn eyi MiSu HICBONVIIO.
Fcdornl UulldliiK Itnms.
United States Marshal Biorbowcr anil
Deputy Allen returned j-cstcrduy from
l incoln , they have been in altendancc
upon Ihe criminal session of the United
States ctnrt. With them came the pris
oners who have been tried and sentenced
E. Ii. Heath , Ihe defaulting postal clerk
nt Kearney , two years in the Detroit
house of correction ; James Van hue ,
selling liquor to Indians , six months in
house of correction and Sylrcstoi
Yundt , counterfeiting , four months in
the county jail from the first o ]
December last. Hichiird Seymour , alias
"Bloody Dick , " supposed to bo impli
cated in the Nebraska land frauds , ami
young Tiotsort. charged with breaking
open uostotHco.ntlvonmird and stenf
ing a registered letter , were also broughl
back from Lincoln to await trial at tht
May term ofcourt. .
Air. J , H. Anderson Qf Richmond , Mo. ,
entered upon his duties as chief clorji
yesterdaj' , succeeding Mr. Brown iu
Iho postal inspector's ollice.
ConRrcss.
Philadelphia North Americans The
two Antiplioli of iliitscssiou of congress
ire Judge Robert's. ! < rcon , of the Third
Now Jersey District , and Gen. Egbert
Viclo , of flio 'niirtcenth Now $ brk
plstnct. Ono JS' ' c6nstantly mlstakoti
'or ' the other. Xot a-trip is made along
Pennsylvania avenue by cither man
without being addressed in the name of
ils double. ThAy take the dilemma
rationally nnd , laugh over tlio incidents
ns they occur. A small delegation from
Monmouth County. N. J , , in the interest
of pending lofcifiuiUon there , called on
GPU. Viclo n fov days ago , atiti after pre
senting a pcrbs of memorials with
countless slgutturos the visitors were
chagrined lo leirn lliat they wore not ad
dressing Judge Green. In the party was
olio man who tbougjit ho knew the nulgo ,
His morlllication will never end. On tlio
other hand , Jndgo Green called on
ssistant Postmaster General Stevenson
the oilier day , mid , being mistaken for
Gen. Vielo , was confidentially assured
lliat his wishes in respect to certain mat
ters would bo carried out at nn early
dale. Judge Green modestly chocked the
ollicial. A colh'iiguo of the New York
member has n holograph of his friend ,
under which is written the words : "His
is nn eye like Mars , to threaten and
command. " Tlio general said good-
l.nmorcdly thai nobody had oll'ered to
> av him a telaincr fee in the name of
lis other self. He regarded Unit as an
excellent sign.
This is not the first timn there have
been "two of a Kind" in congress. In
the session of 1890-81 there were two
brother. ! Hprr of Pennsylvania and
llorr of Michigan. Both "wero short
stout , jovial nleii. and resembled each
oilier to a remarkable degreo. It is told
of Senior Kvaits that meeting the two
gentlemen together at an evening parly
no hold out both hands , remarking In a
manner historically laoonic for him :
"Twins , 1 presume * "
'Tis ' vain to seek a powder that defies
detection , but use Poz oni's lo improve
llio complexion.
A cow fell into the Potomao river at
Washington on Monday , and , entering a
large sewer which emplios near the spot ,
traversed it for nearly a square before a
number of men succeeded in rescuing tlio
frightened animal with rope and tackle
hrougli a manhole.
To the young face Poxzom's Powder
gives treslior charms , to the old , re
newed youth.
"People nro not to bo boycotted for
every liddlo-faddle , " was a recent phrase
of tlio mayor of Limerick , and it has
passed Into general currency in Ireland.
One bad thing in Iho midst of the boy
cotting hitherto has been that under
cover of patriotism a man could take a
pettv spite out ngainst another.
Kdiicntctl anil K.vporlonccd.
Hood's Sarsaparilhi is prepared by C.
I. Hood & Co. , apothecaries , Lowell ,
Mass. , who have"athorough knowledge
of pharmacy , and many years' practical
experience in the1 business. It is prepared
with the greatest/ / skill and care , under
the direction of the 'inon who originated
it. Hence Hood's Sarsaparilla may bo
depended upon as n thoroughly pure ,
honest and rcliablo'inodicino.
Secret service detectives have found
a counterfeiter's press which can bo
put into e ; market basket , and yet will
crush Iho hardest silver to a ragged Him.
Its oucmtion Is so cany and silent that the
hand of a child eau triko oil' coins from
planchettos under jts dies , and no sound
of its movement } \\l\bo \ \ heard two yards
away. \ ,
Fresh air , goAd food , and Rod Star
Cough Cure make j-du healthy. Twenty-
live cents. M
A Santa Barbara , Cal. , school teacher
foil in love with a pretty pupil , and she
with him , and they decided lo elope.
They got awav safely , boarded a steamer
for Los Angeles and the good-natured
captain ran thu vessel outside the thrce-
league limit so that the voting lolka
might bo married without a lieciiso. Af
ter it was allover it was learned that
they might just as well have been mar
ried at homo , because no ono in the
world had Iho least objection.
The Qreat Invention ,
For
IN HARD OR SOFT , HOT OR COLD WATER
ll'/(0it Ilarnt to VAJlltlCorlUNDS ,
nna particularly adapted to WarmCllmates ,
No family , rich or poor , should bo without It.
Bold by all Grocers , but beware of vile Iral
tdtloaa. I'JSjtltLlXE la manufacture
only by
JAMES PYLE. NEW YORK )
,
f .I 4 iiu. . 4 l
rfti I'uMiiii'viwri * ? l I Input d.Kloi.i Otfo
.
Bir drmhl Try II. an
lmut at ( ouourMU Aik
hlUtR't'llfcCttl4bf | IIl - - . .
; . W. 7UF7E31WUJ , BUS iOZUT ,
It , M
MEN
You are allowed a free ( rial cf thirty days ot tbo use
of Dr. Dye's Celebrated Vollilc Belt with Ueetrio Bus
pensory Appliances , for the epvdy ri'Hif and por.
tnanent cure of Kervavf Debility , loss of I'ilaiKii nnd
tlanhooil. nnd oil kindred troubles. Also for monj
ctherdlsonscs. CJompleto rMtorntlon to Hcallb , Vlcor ,
nnd Manhood iruaranttixl. t > o risk la Incurred. Illu *
m
*
DR. HAIR'S
Asthma Cure.
This Invnludblo Bneolflo readily and perma
nently euros nil kinds of Asthma. The most
pbktlnuto and Ions' stimdiwf casi-s yield prompt
ly to its wonderful curhifl properties. It ii
known tUrouBhout the world for Its uurlviiluj
cUlcncy.
J. U OAI.DWELIj , city of Lincoln , Nob. , writes ,
Jan. i.'i > , 11 : Hlnco usliu ; Dr. Unlr's Astlnun
Cure , lor moro than ono year , my wife has boon
entirely well , and' not oven u symptom oj tj,0
dlft'U'o nna anpoarud.
, WILLIAM 1JKNN13TT , Illchlanil. Iowa , writes ,
Nov. 3d , 188U : I liavo been iilUlctod with Hay
1 over and Asthma slnco ISJ'J. I followed your
directions und am happy to eny tlmt I never
slept better In my life. I am t'liul tlmt 1 inn
among the many wlio can peak BO favorably of
your remedies. .
A valuable 04 pao treatise containing elmilot
Broot from every auto in the U , S. , Cuuuda aud
real Urltaln , will bo mailed- upon application
Any drutririst not having it in stock will pro *
ENDORSERS.
Thofolbwlnp distinguished por-
soniwoll and widely known.testlfy
to the valuable propeitlojof
Simmons' Liver Rtgulator
Hon. Alexander U , Stephens.
John W. llockn-lth , lllsdoji of deorRla ,
( lon.Jno. II. ( lonlon , ax-U. S. Senator.
Hon. Jno.OIllShorter , rx-rSov. of Alnlmmn.
Hov. David \VI1H. D.I ) . Vrcst ORlothotpo , Col.
lllfhop 1'icrco , of M. U. Church South.
Jw'ffO J a * . Jackson , Supreme Com t , Georgia ,
J. KOpar Thompson ,
Hon. lion Hill.
Hon. John 0. Hrpckenrldfro.
Hlrnin Warner , late Chlof Justice of On ,
Lewis Wundor , Asst. 1'ostma'tor , I'hllaitelphlR ,
And tunny others from whom wo Imvo
letturs commenting upon this modlclno
n < a most rnluiiMo household remedy ,
If you nio sullerlnir nnd cnnnot llnd to-
llof , proetno at once from your ilriifrplH
n bottle or llogulator. ( llvo it a fnlrtilal
nn 1 It will not only nffonl relief but per-
inancntly euro you.
See Unit you get lliopjcnuhio.
l'iopnrcd by
J. II. BEIL1N&CO. , I'lillailelnh I n , To
Railway Time Table.
OMAHA.
Ttio following Is Iho tlmo of arrival nnA do-
pnrtuioof trains by Central Standard tlmo at
the local depot * . Trains of the C. , St. 1' . , M. &
O. arrive and depart from their depot , corner
ot 14tli and Webster streets ! trains on the 11. *
M. , C. , II. & Q. nnd K. 0. , St. J. * C. II. from the
U. & M. depot : nil others from the Union 1'acltlo
U ° " 0t'
UUIDQK THAINS.
llrlcljro train" will leave U. 1' . depot at 0:5
U7:3J-H:00-8IO-Br : : : : > o-lllO:00-llw : : a. m. . 11
1:00 : liw : 1:50 : 3:00-3:00 : : 11 4iW : 5Oi5:3J ; ) :
oia ; 7:00 : 11:10 : p.m.
Icavo transfer for Omalm atj:12 : R 8:15-9.ia : :
3:37- - 3:30ii37i37BijWU : \ : IS 7Vo-7'oO- : :
- !
815J-UMPCONNKCT1NO LINUS.
Arrival and deniirttiro of trnlns from the
trmiifurdcpot at Council UluITs :
DUl'AI'T. AltlltVE.
CIIIOAOO , 110CK 1SLANU t I'ACHIf.
B7:1SA. : M I 1)015A ! , M
H I:15A.M ) IlfiiJdl1. M
CO:4UP. : M I 117:00 : l' . M
CHICAGO k NOIlTItvrr.STr.HN.
HDilSA. M I l)0lri ) : A. M
UU:4Ur. : M I 117:001' : . M
CII10AUO , HUIIMSOTOS t QUIKOV.
A 0.05 A. M A 0:1 : ! * * t M
Ii 0:1(1 : ( r. M 110:20 : p. M
A7tO : P. M
CIUCACIO , MtbVAUKGS fc ST. PAUL.
11 0:15 : A. M I 1) 0:15 : A. Jl
U0i'jp. : M I 11 7W : ( r. st
KANSAS Cm" . ST. JOU fc COUNCtr , 11I.UKF .
A 10W : ( A. M I UU.31A. M
C 8:55 : p. M I A 510 ! p. Jt
> WAHASH , ST. i.ouia & PACIFIO.
A 3:00 : P. M I A 0:30 : P. Jl
, SIOUX C1TV & PACIFIC.
A 7:01 : A. M I A 0r5 : A. Jt
A 0:25 : F. M A 8:511' : . M
STOCK YAIID3 TUAIN3
Will leave U. P. depot. Omalm , nt 0:10-8:3- :
10:15 : 10:5.5n. : m. ; 2:40 : 3:50 : 5S31) : . ill.
J envoSlock Yiivda for Omnhn nt 7:53 : 10:25ft. :
12:01 : 1:29-4:10-5:07-0 : : 0 v. in.
„ NOTE A trains dully ; II. ilnliy oxoopt Sunday :
0 dully oicopt Saturday ; 1) ) , dally oxoopt ilou-
dur.
WHO 19 UNACOJAINTED WITH THE CEOQnAPHY OP THIS
couHTnr wiu. SEE nr EX MININO THIS MAP THAT THS
OHICAGO.ROGK ISLANDS PACIFIC RAILWAY
BT reiwon of Ifs central rosltlon and close relation to
nil prluclpnl lines Kast anil West , at Initial and ( r >
rolnal points , constitutes the most Important mitt-
continental link In ttiat Bvst m of tlirou li tranfpon
tatlon which Invites anil fncllltotm travel and tmnto
between cities of the Atliuitlo nnd Pacldo Coasts. It
Is also tbs favorlta anil liust ronto to and from points
Last , Nnrthoant nnil Southeast , 'nnd corrcsuunillng
points West , Nortuwflet and Southwest.
The Croat Rock Island Route
Guarantees Ita patrons that tenrti of personal sscn-
rltr airordea by a sollil , tliorouKhly ballasted road-
beil. smooth trurks of rnntlnuous rt el rail , substan
tially built culrtrts and brldprcs , roillnir stork as nrar
porf.'ctlon as human rklll enn nmka It. the safety
oppllanous ur pntrnt biiirorsiliitrorms | and air hi ake > ,
pnil tlrnt einctlnir dl rlpllr.o wlilcli porenis the prao-
tjcttl opsratlon < if all Its trains other speclaltlls of
Ms route nro Iranifora at nil connnrtlni ; tiolnts In
Union Depot * , and the unsurpassed comforts aad
luiurles of Its Passenger Kguipnicit.
The Fast Rjpruss Trains l > etir cn Chlcatro an
Peoi a , Council Illiiirs , Vanjnn CIty.Luaveimorth an
Atelilson nr componod or well vcnfllRtcd , nn ly vi
holstercd Day Coaclios. Mnsrnincenl I'ullman I'alai-o
.
The Famous Albert Loa Route
Is the direct nnd farorlto line between Chicago and
Minneapolis andKt. j'aul , wliura connections nru made
In Union lirpots for all points In the Tcrrltoiliw and
lirltlth 1'rovlnces. Over this route Fsst Kiprrss
Trains me inn to tha watorlnu places , summer 10-
sorta. plctiircviuo localities. an3 linntlDK and llihlnu
ernmulii of Iowa and Jllimecnta. It Is also tbo ino > t
( Ictlrabla roulo tu Iho itch wheat Uelds uad pastoral
lands of Interior Iaknt\
titill anntliur DIltKirr LINK , Tla Renoca and Ksn.
i
ODiainauio.as well as tickets , at all principal-Picket
OllUes In the United Btate * au4 UauailK ) ( ir by ail-
H. R. OADLE , E. ST. JOHN ,
l'r ' ( ft Oui'l tl'e'r , Oen'l T'kt A I'aos. Ag"t ,
'
HARRIETT HUBBARD
120 West 18th sticct , New York ,
ARTISTIC FURNISHING
and INTERIOR DECORATION
SHOPPING m COMMISSION OF JILL KINDS
I'JtOMPTJA' ATTENDED TO.
I iiropose setting fnrtli nn my Annual Kuropoun
Trip llio luttur part of .Miiroli , und shall tukourc'ut
l > lu if uro In cxucuilnt ! uuy ordcra tUut may bu entrust
ed to inu.
Jam proparort to solpot und .pujsjiaso lirtlclei of
Weiirlnij Auw.irol iiMil t'W ' Tuilit , oblocti ot iirt Rnd
Virtu , Kurnliu nuirroifullan , lllti of Hllvcr , Ijicei ,
l'0 ' < JioIiJui"11iu K'rn-ln fnct nnytlilnir my customer
nmy ooelrn. I Hull lake the tumu pains In illllntdi
finallfrorcli'r ii ii Kicutor out. , auil Ue u trial , liow-
ovrr unimportant.
N. II. In Kundlnii orders , bo n exact ai posilble
with limit In price. Karly oorroponuoncu espec
ially nullullcd. ,
Mrs. Ajerlins tbo honor to refer to
Mr. nndMri.Clius II. KounUo , Dourer , Col ,
Mrs. Hcliuyler Vim Itonsslear , Now Vork.
HOT Ir. ) und Mrs. Clinton | Ack , Uraco Clinrch , IVgo
Hov. lloliort Collyer , Cliurth of tliu stessliili , N. V.
lluv.uiid .MM Arthur lirookB , Cliurcli of tlio Inuir-
" '
'llonVllobert Lincoln. S o of War.Washlngton , . U
Justice und Mm. B. K. .Miller.
( lencnil nna Mrs John A. locan.
Wr. und Mrs Charles 1J. Furwoll , Chicago.
P. BOYEB & CO.
DBALEH3 IN
ltall'sSafesVautsTimeLocks ' !
and Jaii Work.
1020 L'urimm tUcct , Ouialia , Neb.
Cure without modi
A POSITIVE cine. PutontuJ Ucto
ber 10 , Ibid.
Ono box will curi
the most obtlnnto onso In fourdeyg or loss-
No nauseous doses of cubebs , copaiba or ull ol
Bunilalwood that are certain to produce dyspep
sia bydistroyliitf the oontlniri of the itomuch
1'rico 11.00. Sold by ull druififlsU or mailoil ot
receipt of prlco. tor further pnrtlcnluis son
for circular , P. O. llox 1W1.
T. c. uft-ijXj Lisr co. .
t. , Now York.
tues-th-satlyui&o
ACES , Etc ,
. .0 ?
DEWEY & STONES'
Oneoft/to Best ctntl Lwyost Stoobs lit jbhe U.S.
to Select from ,
No Stairs to Climb , Elegant Passenger Elevator
M.'BURKE & SONS ,
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
ana IIUIUCR , Manner ,
UNION STOCK YARDS , OMAHA , NEB.
KKFEIJKNCK8 : MeiclinnK nntl Farmers' Hnulc , Davlil City , Nob. ; Kp.irnoy National
Hank , Kontitwv , Nob. ; Uolumbm St\to : Hank. Columhiis , Neb. ; McDonald's llAiik , Noith
I'lutlp. N't'b. ; Oninlm Nntlonnl Hank. Omaha , Nob.
Will pay ciHtomors' tlralt with bill of latllnc attached for two-thirds vnluo of stock.
THE BESTTHREAD
SIX-CORD SOFT FINISH SPOOL COTTON.
Full Assortment for sale to the Trade by
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER ,
ESTABLISHED 1803.
CHANDLER-BROWNCO.
GRAIN AND PROVISION
Commission-
Merchants ,
OFFICES :
Board or Trade , Chamber ot Commoroo ,
Chicago. Milwaukee.
H. C. MILLER , Western Business Solicitor ,
VNT. 3 = > . FECK : ,
Local Business Solioitor , ISOlDoug
-A STANDARD MEDICAL WORK1
FORYOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN
ORIAT 81 BV MAIL , POSTPAID.
ILLUSTRATIVE SABIl'LK rjtEIJ TO ALL
KrtatiBtod Vitality. NerrotH nnd Physical nobility
Premature loi"llne In Man , Krror of Youth , nnd tin
untold mlerloi resultlnR from Indiscretion nnd ex
cesses. A book for ivory man , young , mlddlo-nued
nnd olil. It contains 125 proscriptions for all aciuo nnil
chronlculseases , carhono or which Is Inraliinhlo. HI
found by the author whoso axporlanco for 'il yours Is
fuchnsproimbly never boforofell to tha lot of any
physician : SUOpitRes , hound In beautiful Kronen mus
lin , embossed covers , full ellt , imarnntced to bo a flnor
workinnverysenflB-mochnnlcal , lltorary undprofe * .
tlonal thnnnny other work In this country forlJ.51
or the money will be refund In every Instance. Prlno
nnlr fl by mull , pnstpuld. Illn'tnllmt pninnlo , 01 : ,
pendnow. Gold inocln ) nwurrted thonuthorbrtho Nv
tlonal Medical Assoclntlon , to the Hon. A. P. Illssoll ,
and msoeluto omcori of the board the reader Ii re
spectfully referred. ,
ThoHcloncoof MfoH. worth moro to tile young and
mlrtillo-nuodraonof thin RCnoratlon thnn nil thoKold
mines of California nnil the silver mine * of Nov.ida
combined. 8. K. Olironlclo.
Tlio Hclonco of IJfo points out the rocks und quick-
nnnda on which the constitution nnd hnpci of many
n young rniui have boon fiitnlly wracked , Manchester
The Hclonco of Llf allot crontor vnluo thnn ull the
modlciil worku publlshoil In this country tor llio imst
toyonrs. Atlimtii Constitution.
TlioBolcncoof Wfuls nsuiiorb iind miijtorlr :
l o on nervous and physical ( lability , Detroit
Address tha Poiibody Moillc.it Institute , or Ir W. II.
Purker.No. 4 llulltlncli street , Iloston , Mnsswho mar
te consulted on ull Ulseiisos requiring skill and erporl-
cnco. Chniiileiind obslnuto illsunsus thut liuvu buf.
nod the skill of nil otliernliyalcUus n specialty. Huuh
treated successfully without uu lustuuco of tulluro
Mention Omuhii liou.
HAMBURG -AMERICAN
UPaclcot Company.
A DIUEOT LINB F0
Eneland France &
, Germany.
The Btonmshlps pf this wull Unotvil llnu are
built of lion , in wiilor-tlfht compiirtmonts , and
mo lurnUlioil with ovury roqutalto to miiko tiw |
puFsnva both eufo and ntrruuublo. Xhoy Curry
the Unilocl Ktalon und European Smllsfniid leave
' " " - ifnd Baturdnyi for
lU'l'uruliifl : , the Btenmora leave Hnmliurpr on
' ( Vi'ilnosdnya ' and Bundnys , via. Ilnvrp , taUluc
ton und London.
nrst wiiiJ , nn ; eor .
Itallioad tickets from I'lywouUi to Ilrlsto ) , Our-
dlir. Londnn , or to any pic on Jn thy B < nith of
Kngland , 1'HKU. Htooritao from Kurdpo only
| 23. Bcntl tot "Tourist tluzottt' . "
C. 1) ) . UICHAKD & CO , ,
Qnnonil I'lissciiKcr Aints. (
1 Hroadwny , Now York ; Wabhinmon und Jn
Sullo Sts. Chlud-o , 111.
OMAHA OPEN BOARD OF TRADE
PABLiY & CO , ,
BROKER SIN GRAIN
Provisions and B. R. Stocks.
1305 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
I'xccutooidprs for purctiiiso or .suloof whunt ,
corn , pork nnil rulhoiul EtocUn.
Holer by permission to llio Oinnhu Nntlonnt
Ilink ! , rirstohiss intention to ordom fiom In-
tuiiorwhluli uiotollcltud , rAUhlil' ii CO.
SSlftBLiSHED M7 USED IN ALL
Catalogues nnd Prlrpson apiillcatlon. Koldb-y
All llio bvat Cnrrlaue liullderx and Healers.
C'INC'IN.NATJ , I ) . H. A.
C'sblu Addrcu , COO CIN ,
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. "
The Orlpliinl nnil Only Genuine.
Bsfs ut il-ijl KtllibU. Btwtrt f werthlMt lulutlau.
U lMsiiU \ M LAPIE8. AsLcut Ur ( iilit If
'CMckcitsr's Eo lUi > > i > d Utt u na.ti.tr
( uiflpi > u ui for ffcille Ur tn fnf r tj rt-tuni rusJL
NAME PAPER. I'MtheiuM-beml.- ! . ,
lltib Uadl.vu buuart , I'liUads. , ( .
Kali llraiil.u tvrmttitrn. ilk for "CMchw
Mr' < UutfUU. " 1'winrrviia l'UI > . T > * .tu.
ROSEWATER & CHRISTIE ,
Rooms 12 and 13 Granite Block ,
Grade Systems nnd Sowuritffo Plans for Cities
nnil Towns if specialty. Plans , KBtlniutas nnd
Speculations for Public nnil other KiiKlnoerlnir
works furnished. Surveys and Itoport mudo
on 1'ubllo Improvements.
AKnni\r : ROFEWATCII , Member American Soo'o-
Uty Civil KtiRlnours. City EiiRlnoor or Uuiahu
EO. Ii. CHIUSTII : , Civil IJnjrinoor.
Notice to Contractors *
"VTOTICn Is horobr Rlvun that sealed proposals
-L > for the construction of a court house in Iho
public square. York , York county. Nebraska ,
( the cost of which Is not to exceed thu sum ot
f 50,000) ) , will bo received at tlio county olorlc's
ollico , on or before April 20th , 181 , nt 1 o'clock ,
p. m. Said court housu tu bo built according to
plans nnd specification1 ! on llio In the county
cloik's ollico , York county , or at the ollico of
O. II. Plaoy , No. Kll South Eleventh St. . Lincoln ,
Nebraska , on and attor March ! 2lth , IBS ) .
Tlio party to whom the contract may bo
nmirdocl will bo required to ( rive bund In double
tbu amount of the contract prlco : canilltinned
for thu faithful porformunoo of Ills obligation ,
said bond to bu approved by tbo county board.
Tbo board iPBurvo the right to reject any or
all blda.
Ily order of the lionrd imulo robritnry 20,1S81) ) .
inhiUOt M. SUViitiiiN. : ( Coiiiity Clerk.
Ciilcap , Milwaukee & Si. . Paul
The Short Line
and Best Route
From Omaha to the East.
T\VOTIIAINS \ DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND
Chicago , JIliiMciipolls. Milwaukee ,
St. 1'aul , Ccdnr HapldSi Duvonimrr ,
Clinton. Dubuque , Koolilord ,
Hock Island. Kreonort , Jnnosvlllo ,
ICIprin , Madison , LnCrosso ,
llelolt , Wlnona
Anil all other Important points East , Nortlio * i
mid Soutlioiisl.
Ticket offlco at HOI Farnnm street , ( In Paxton
Ilotol ) . and nt Union 1'uolUo lojot.
Pullman Sleepers and the Flnost Dliilnff Cars
In the World are run on thn main llnus of tlio
CHICAOOMUWAUKBK&ST. PAUL UAH.WAY , and
every attention is paid tu imssuuaurs by eouito *
ous employes of the company.
U. Miu.Kit , General MnnnKor.
J. F. TiroKuii , Assistant Qoncral Mnna or.
A. V. H. GAIIPCNTBII , Qontrnl t'ossqiiaor ftal
Ticket Atfonl.
OEO , K. HuArroiiD , Aaelataul GtmoruU'ussou.
BCr nnd Tivkot At'eut.
Red Star Line
Carrying the Belgium Itoyal and United Stajos
Mnll,8alliiiK every Saturday
Between Antwerp & New York
TO THE GERMANY HOLLAND
RHIHE , , ITALT ,
LAND AND FMSCB ,
Salon fron-Sto to * 100. Excursion ( rip from
J'uuto flbO. Second taliin mid
f'jO. SlooniKu jmssaKo at low rulos.
VlrlgM ii Sons , uonorul AlfDilt3 , Hi Broadway ,
MOW J orU.
"Omaha , Nebraska , Fruak B. Moores , W. , St , I ; .
ft I' , tlukuf
DebrasKa National Bant
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.T
Pftid up Capital . $850,000
SuplusMay 1 , 1885 . 2D.OOO
U.V. . YATHS , I'rcsidont.
A. E. TOU/.ALIN , Vlco Prasldont
W. H. S , Huanus , Cashier.
W. V. Moit3B , JonN S. COU.INS ,
U. W. YATES , LEIVW S. UBKD ,
A. E. TOUZAI.IN ,
BANKING OFFICE )
THE ntON BANK.
Car. 12th and Farnam Stroots.
Ocncrul IlnukliiL' lluslnosj Tnuiaaotal.
GOLD MEDAT. , FABIB , 1878 ,
BAKER'S
M'arrantcd alioliitcly pure
Cocoa , from Tvhlch thaoicrssot
Oil lias been romovcO lt lias ( Area
ttmei the ilrenglh oj fPBcoa mlicd
wllh Btarcli , Arrowroot or Hujar ,
and Is tlierifoio far more economi
cal , anting left than ont ctnt a
cvp , U Is delicious , nourlililug ,
etrenglhculug , easily digested , And
udmlrably adapted fdt Invalids aa
wilt us for ] if rfOiisluhcallh _ _ ,
Sold by ( IrbcerTeTorjiihere.
BAKER & CO , , Dorclicster , Mass ,
I I RESTORED. ItcirtMly
MQ n nnnn f r i' w
if IdilliUUU '
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