Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1874, Page 4

~ -V aarsend siaiap for pamphiets, free. g ~ APPLETON'S American 'eep Into 1 steries. CYCLOPAEDIA '"ioo™ New Revised Editicn. Eatire sibjact. Printed from mew type, illa-rrated with Several Thousaid ‘Engraviags and Maps. Tu work of ThE NEw AuEmc e 1n 1853, sinc fon whic it b ai e 5.ates, 20 which bave taken p ecience, literature, s3d clitoryand publinbers et povision. *aition"catiied, TuE which time the wil Signa: developmeat coversin overy depariment of kuowledge ha S hew work of reference sn_ impera ive want. 3% movement of political aflairs has kep ith ‘he discevers avenience and reinement o wociai I Tions hava oo 1 of peculiar moment. Thed it wasat 11 height when the lxat e ot work appeared, has happly | Been end-d, and a new course of commercial S imdusirial acivity ha boen commenced .rge aceesions o’ our geograp 1o have ‘been made by the indefuigable “Arica reat political revolutions of the last docarte, with the matural result of the lapse of e iave hrought into public view 1 multitude B M men whiose names are in every one I iporiaut sieges maintained, e an yei preserved only A im "ha trataient publica- Tha" which ough now w0 take aancat and authendic bistory e prosent elition for the press, i v boea tho aiza of the editor 10 2lon 0 the latost pos- fah an accurate account rosea’ discoveries in science, of o dscion in lersture, and, 01 e ‘ivention i the pracical arts"as i five a sacciact and ariginal record of T e s o poiica and hisiorial eve iy Fiek s beea begun alier long and care- ful prelominary iabor, sud with Lhe most ampe Fosouree tions of their place o T 1 oty e bare = g = | ith the same plan and compass s its pr. doces- wor, bt wi b 4 a tars, an i wi lia: e b ot picrorial eect, but 1o e hiity and forco io the expl nx B e vt T ey embrace ail branches o Scieace and 53 7. nd depict the ot fumas and atures of sceaery rehiieciire, w24 i vaiows b0 g 1 manuisciares, AL thoush intendsd fo _instruction rather than | el it v o spared their es- a0 ¢ is believed reception as an - yelopwdis, sud worthy ou divers of sach volume. 1t will Vo com: n sixteen large octave’ volues, eac B et 300 pages ally illastra ed with g agrarings, nd with PRICE AND sTYLE OF BINDING. Inextra Cloth, por vol 50 A G e e (e Loy Moo B o e oxiragil, ) I ful Morsces, antiqae ol ... . Ia fall wuss 10.00 Thros volun Succeeding v Juws, wati] compictio et Boecin on pages of the ANERICAN CyCLO- b illustrations. ete., will | 55 CANVASSING AGEN13 WANTED Addres the Pabiisbers, D. Appleton & Co., 49 & 551 Broadway, R Bow Teak. oy KEARNEY’ [ | car | around the room. = While 1 FLUID-EXTEACT | QB Most Worshipful Pumpkin Head. 'y And » positive cure for Gout, Gravel, Strictures, Diabetes, Dyspepsia, Ners ‘ vous Debility, Dropsy, | tention or Incortinence of Urine, Trri- tation, Ludau.. tien or Ulceration of ibe BLADDER AND KIDNEYS, | SPERMATORRIEA, conrhoo or Whites. Diseses of the Prostrate l‘-uhnr ae ia the Bladder, Colcul us, . £L OR BRICK DUST DE- CRAVEL OF rosiT, And Muous or Milky Discharges. KEARNEY'S Extract Bucha!| Permaeatly Curesall Diseases of 1he Bladder, Kidueys, and Dropsical | Swellings, Existing in Mcn, Women and Children, No Matter What the Age! Prot. Stade says: “Oae bottle of Kearney's | Fluid Extract Buchu is worth more thun all other Bachus combined. Price one dallar per bottle; or, six bottles for | five do.lars. Depot 104 Duane St, N. Y. hysi i+ In stiendsnce to answer corres- e iginally published under the tirle X CYCLOPAEDIA wax o e ll paris of jace 1o every, branch Sf | Jishes the following account of his uicax Cretorar- | his comatose condi P4 ubin thelat ten years the progressof dis- | On being brou e e cetaserial and usetas | Cepted. My infor re |, involving naricnal changes " Tue civil war of ourown vier pocuniry expendi- | 4t time in the present edition have been | ibe issued ouce in | Pumpkin Head ~ interrupts bim | table in a plug hat and tight boots. | THE GRANGE. Full Expose of the Initiation | 'y rewritien br the ablest writers on Ceremonies. | entered the Grange while under the + | influence of “corn juice,” and pub- initiation, after he ante-rooma of the lodge | grocer Tempie, No. 101) T was told | thatt T had been d fo 1 | securely masked by what I after. reat wars and consequent revolu- | word Jearned was a large burdock | it would b As I did eor idrable worth to me, and as he ized his wishes by carelessly g with aseven-shooter, I with- from my garments with eager- My masked friend then fur- | nished me with the regalia of the | first degree—called “The Festi | Plowb | of one large cabbage leafl attached to a waistband of potato vines. In gave three distinet raps. (I was arely blindfolded by binding a | Slice of rutabaga over each eve.) | A sepulehral voice from within asked: “Who come | My guide answered, | a ilturist, who ¢ | a Granger.” | Sepulchral voice. 2 ed bim carefully over? Guide. 1 have, noble gatekeeper. ulchral voice. Do you find | ultural marks about his ‘A youthful | " Guide. Tdo. spot where the old-time teacher | | hunted for brajns with the ferule. | Money and Commerve. | The second letter is C,and is applied, | as I said before, to the stomach. It has a double meaning: Fi application is an agricultural one, | “Corn Crib,” and has reference to the stomach as being the great re- OFFICE OMAWA DALY BEE, But, May 4, 1874, } ceptacle for Bourbon whisk; brother, do not be diligent in find" | There inga home market for your corn. | The second appli distracted infant, is got hold | ¢ago and New York papers report Wheu one Granger The editor of a western paper | of desires to ascertain ‘for sure’ if there 15 another order in the room he s 2 | raises himself gently by the slack | 2ud the impression seems to be | of the—of his unmentionables— | gaining that business ventures may « gotten over { scratches his off thigh with hi : | hoof, and remarks in a ht into the | thunder, ‘Are there any (Green- | about? ' The answeris, The inquirer then says, ‘Let us s ant. who was | immediately pull out his stomach ““Ti:ese brands are applied in such | ¢ T was here ler that of | Editor, by a volley fired into the open window, evidently intended Mr. Fortunately 1 escaped o without a seratch, and, which is of | held by the banks of this city, ore consequence, succeeded bringing off my precious man s This is about all there is | | in the ceremony of any importance isted merely | I must leave the country at one 1 | armed men are at my heels; they ow I am writing to expose them. this airy costume I was conducted | Youmay hear from me again by | | to the door, where my companion | mail, if I should deem it best to | expose the other degrees. Until | From your sacred | | seript. then, adieu. NOTICE.—This ceremony of in- itiation is used during the absence f the lady members. Their in- iatory ceremonies are entirely dif- | ferent, being much simplified, as | they should be. | The Congressional Stomach. I hud a curiosity to sound the ag- | gregate Congressional | Downing, aged and respected sem | Sepulehral voice. What are | African, has managed « wholesome The ¢ "Tis well ng ¢ be thercby the better | row up the fee the raseaily politicians. Sepulchra in the candidate. | ling, as you cannot s | you to fe the door on the three pitehfork, pierci , T will eause n of the arity—faith in yourself, hope for | eheaper farm machinery, and char- ity for the lightning u will now be harn wind. The candidate is here atta ed to « hemper harn | kin vz | bit and a bridle; he is r A dried pump- ule to get | down on &ll fours; the guide seizes the bridle, and, urged on by a | Granger armed with a Canada thist at the termir us of the sf idate is galloped three fimes | ng | the ¢i Head, - Why do you desire to become Gran- self) That1 may learn to extin- guish sewing-machine agents. with toil? Candidate. "Not extensively; but | then I am not running for oflice. | Most Worshipful Pumpkin Head. "Tis well, forour lodges contain sev- | eral who are supposed to be ready to sacrifico themselves for the good of their constituents. Do you feel pretty smart this evening? Candidate. Yes; where the bus- n Head, (savacely). Give me a chaw of to- | s no place | | about him to stick a pocket, tries to | explain, but the Most Worshipful with— ever mind, my dear young | friend—I am well aware that in your present condition you can no | more furnish your friends with the | weed than Adam could be comfor- | Tt is merely to teach you the great | lesson of economy—doing to others as you'd like to have them do to you. You will now be conducted to | the Most Eminent Squash Producer, who will teach you the grand hail- | ing sign of distress. This sign, my | worthy brother, will insure you j against many of the ills of the agri- culturist—among others, against drought, and being bit by the fero- | A pondeace aud give advice gratis. | cious grasshopper. } Crans & Brigham, Wholsale Agents, San Fraucisco, Cal. apdwrt —TO THE— NERVOUS & DEBILITATED OF BOTH SEXES. 30 OHARGS FOR ADVICE AND CON- | SULTATION. The candidate is now conducted to | ducer, who thus says: “My wor- | | thy brother, I will now invest you with the order of The Festive Plow. boy, which you bave well won by | | yur heroic achievement while har- | nessed—may you ever wear it'with | pleasure to yourself, and may it be | & means of terror to your enemies.” | | ducer then proceeds to invest the | candidate with the re Dr. J. B. Dyott, graduate of Jefler son Medical College, Ph author_of Festive Pl restaurant under the Representative He says that ten TS are sometimes To those who | ndidate has caroty | hall for years. | bair, reddish whiskers, and a turn- | bushels of up nose. | swallowed in a day E e Why | look not upon the oyster in its placid | nger ? | shell there are other dainties. candidate). | twelve to twenty roast turkeys, an average of ten roasts of beef, mut- ngsof | ton, and ham; about a hundred | pies; a peck or so of salads, and ap- | voice. You will bring | ples and oranges by the dozen, find v worthy strip- | their way down honorable throats. Some assistance, of course, comes | 1 that you are received at | from correspondents, clerks, and uts of a | visitors, but most of the deglutition | is by Congressmen. h you the | washed down by several gallons of three great virtues—izith, hope, and | tea and_coffee, and a daily mini- | mum of one cask of ale. perance element in the Capitol al lows the use of beer; straining at the distilled and fermented representation of the horse, Pegasus, | but gulping the malt camel. will be tested as to endurance and | ing was an intimate friend of Sum ved the personal cs- teem of many other men in history, a small imitation plow by means of | and is a sort of patriarch among the ington colored tiibes. s put in_his mouth for a | bask in in his friendship is the acme of their mortal life ; to serve in b restaurant, with the privil grazing freely through the fare,is their ideal of 2 y, which he vigorously applies | ington Letter, The solids are ner; has enj Wa The various rumors concerning Senator Schurz w about the country recently | | are thus put to rest b 7 | pieta & | Speaks : | Schurz is not going to leave Missouri jor pll;blflf: to edit 8 German p: rubbed dry with earn-corbs, bees. | PEF B or New Yesk waxed where thistled, and brought | the eontrary, he expects to go before upatanding before the Crenr Cloiaf | the people of Missouri, next Fall, —the Most Worshipful Pumy on his merits as a man and his ca- t pacity as a Senator, and ask and ~e- cure a triumphant re-election. far, there is no prospeet of any sc. | n from either the | cuit the members arise and | f; Republican, which ev: | rions ger im. | Democratic Candidate, (answering for him- | DY Most Worshipfal Pumpkin Head, Have your hands been bardened | J» SCHOONMAKER & SON rroPRIZTORS OF THE PITTSBURG. COLOR WORKS PITTSBURG, PA. Hetablishoecd 1833. Manufsctarers of Strictly Pure arge | While Lead, Red Lead, Putty, Color; Dry aud in | the Most' Eminent Squah Pro. | FORS VERDITER ~GREEN, b et The strongest and brightest green | | manufacturered. GUARANTEE. We guarsntee our brand of Si (The Most Eminent Squash Pro- | White_ead to Loy t, the | Daily Review. near | be made with reasonable certainty | Ge- voice of | quring the closing of spring and in iyl g osing of spring | | the early summer. | the banks at change in the local loan market. houses very fair. We note no changes in prices. OMAHA MARKETS. Carefully Corrected Daily | DRY GOODS. ; PRINTS. | American, Albion.... Great Fals BLEACHEC SHE opencli 84 f e do | Puttwan A A | SwrzA.. Amoskes « YANKEE NOTIONS- st | STOOL CGETON. N.T. @2 00 00@6 00 BUTTER AND EGGS. J. . Roseufield, Produce commis- furnish us with the foliowing quota- tions: Butter, choice roll, 32.35; common roll, 220; eggs, | demand active at 12; | prime apples, 8 00 per bbl ; potatoes | | HARDWARE. 3JOUN T. EDGAR. ‘mer can casn. oc'3gon and square | Jess p's Evgi do do Burdew’s horse shoes, per keg ... do mule do’ do henacrormmn till little or no change in tion of the letter | Monetary affairs in this city. Chi- inereased transactions in the local | Fehes business at their respective banks, The New York money, market is | 1d ac- | (letter C,) and the other party must | very easy for fair and good barrow= | Water ise. ers. Call loans are easily negotiated | @4 per cent., and good coamer- | Supply limited leaf, perforated with heles for the [ manner that I am enabied to | ial paper is readily discounted by | as follows: Chickend, Hressed, 12; eyes, told me that if I valued my | assure you that they will wash. | necessary for me to | though there is mo appreciable The weather to-day has been de- lightful, and trade at the wholesale » | ang | g | 61-2; Paln | led, 6 1-4a6, 352, LEATHER. Bafl.1s S, sole B B, Hemlock SL. sol. 5 2 w0 EECELEPET R LE2SERELY ox e ¥ pr Bark linin.s.. o Dry flint pe Dry satd .. {1 e @ ug POULTE 1 démand active | turkeys, 14al5e; geese, d0c; dncks The usual first of the month col- | 10c. lections have caused considerable increase in the amount of currency FUTS. A. Hubermann, 510--512 13th street wholesale dealers. Quo- tations: mink, No. 1, 1 25al 50 coons, 45¢; muskrat, 14c for fall and 1 00c:do. striped, 15 to §c ;otter, No. | 1,500 to 6 50; do. No. 2, 4 00; fishs | er, in good order, 000; wolf, large mounts@ No. 1,2 25; do.No.2,150; red and cleaned, 1,00 to 1 25 per Ib martin, frem 2 50 to:4 00, according to color; fox, silver gray, 1000 to 2500; do. cross, 3 00; do. red, 1 50; deer skin, hair red and short, 25¢ per s m Cooke & Ballou furnish the follow- | ing quotations, for butchers’ stock, | native steers, 4a4 1-2; Texas steers, % hogs unsettled, prime, 4a 412; sheep, firm and aetive at 4 | 12a5 003 MEATS Dressed beef, 6 1-2c; dressed pork, 1; dressed mutton, 8 1-2¢; §. C. hams 63¢; shoulders, 7 1-2; Breakfast bacon. 10¢; clear sides, 106 lard, firm at 9. 80APS Powell & Co., Soap monufacturers. Republic, do., £hemical O} 5@51+4; German Mot- ART @00DS AND UPHOLSTERER'S { following quotations: | iuch 5@10¢; | 15@30c. i KURTZ MOMR & €0.{ 281 Farnham | wmission merchants, 199 Douglas street, | 140 per bu. Cranberries §9 pr bbl. (1514 g F STOCK. Bejamin B. Jones, Decorative Up- holsterer and dealer in fine art goods 270 Farnham Street, furnishes the FRAME MOTU 0il walout moul per foot, 5c; 2inch 10 polished walnut, 1 inch 7¢; 2 inch 15¢; 3 inch 2lc. Berlin gilt, 1 inch | 6@15¢; 2 inch 12@30¢; 3 inch 18@ 45¢; imitation rosewood and gilt, 1 inch 10@20¢; 3 inch | WINDOW SIADES. Plain bands. 6 feet, all colors, per pair, 1 50; omamental bands, 2 00@ 4 0; each sdditional foot, 75c per pair. REPPS. Union ind all wool terry, per yard 120@3 A0; Imperial, plain aud stri- ped, 2 50:8 00. DAMASKS. Union per yard, 1 50; all wool, 2 00a3 00. MATTR Husk, 4-4x6-2, 4 0025 00; straw, 3 00a4 00; Excelsior, 3 50a4 50. All of the above quotations are on the basis of ordinary thirty day transactions. Parties who buy for cash, or any strictly first-class buyers, can alw secure reasonable concessions on large orders for shert tima paper. LUMB Subject to change of market without potice. ‘WM. M. FOSTER, On U.P. R. B. track bot. Faranam and Doug- | GEO. A. HOAGLAND. | 1, and un- 82100 tudding and sills, do do .. to.k boar s, 10 and 12 1uch. do do ' do do do do do 1<t elear, 1,134, 134 500 2 21 do ' o do do 34 do do do do 350 50 00 Ixt elear ceiling ¥ 24 do do Lath per 10%. D& H pieke Square"do do_do 0'G Batten per tinea Bowgh do do_do WINDOWS, (Glazed.) 35 per cent off Cricago list. DOORS, (Wedged.) 25 per cont off CL tcago list. BLINDS. 20 per cent offlist. White lime per bl Lonisville coment rer bbi Plaster paris per bl ... Fiasiering bair per bishi Tareed f | Russia gert 2l¢ for spring; skunk, prime black, | do. small, 50 to 80; beaver, well fur- | 06 Jav Sapo Publico, 6 1-2@6 3-4; Savon | ve, 6 to | | As-ouri Vs Kirkos savon.. Blackgords, Western California pe-ches p New in b Raspberries, Pine app'es, Oolongs per pound... Gunpowder, do do Burlaps, La Espanola . do do Slhect 24 to 51 Tianers | ao | do o Bablid metal.. SHEET IRON First quality, Numbers 16 t do do do do do No. 1 [ Planished, 14 and 16 oz . Nos. 7, 8 3ud 9, Puanishal BOIL copper Copper bot.oms.. BRIGHT WIR ’ v ou ony Nos. 0106 1 on 1 1 L1506 1 1 1 » * Per bundle 15 per cent discoun GROCERI F. STEELE & JOHNSON 533-540 14TH srT. CLARK & FRENCH COR. FARSHAM AND 11Tl st PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, 212 FARN~ ESALE DEALERS- ER, 205 Farn- ham St. WHITNEY, PAUSERMAN & Co., 2 Douglas St. SUGARS, rushed do Rat cut loaf do Standard A do A do ExtraC ~ do ... Yellow € do e a0y Rio ch do prin o good Ranzoon choice. | Curolin... M Wes 1650 “chofers 1635007 . G¥ad! do’ Virgl ia do Loririard’ DDIE! do applas ate do currants, do pri do Gorm do dairy .. ung Hyson, per your FLOU! 'd Dust.. Dundee gun rain bigs, A G "do" Rookiore SPICE:. Nutmegs, Poang best, per pound..... 1 33a1 44 Tove 5 & A'spieo do 130 Cinamon bark do. 35,46 I CIGARS. | A E sor Manufacturer, 532 | 3$3500 | do 8w o Bw o 00 do 80| G 50| do B0 do 6300 | Gold Medal do 8900 | 501 VANDALIA ROUTE E A s T 3 TRAINS DAILY ! LEAVE ST. LOUIS WITH Pullman Palace Cars THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE —-To— Indianapolis, Cincinnati, = Chicage, Reck CHICAGO & NORTHWES'N RAILWAY. The Popular Route from OM A A OMAHA TO CHICAGO ‘ Chieago and the Eust!l Via Des Motnes, Da Wren v Miller's Fatent Safe ©Omnly Direct Routo erloo Fort Dodze, Dubuaue,La AT DES NO! Lue, dindison and Milwaubee. AT GRINNFLL with the Cen | 1t Being tie Shoriest and Fisst Comoletea Line | A7 WF OMAHAandCHICAGO, nts havo taken place in 5 1 iss rolling stock SLEEPING | Equippe with the “Westinghouse Air B ler selecting 1hi u counections in any di- LLEY JUNCTION, ton and poiuts resched TION for Fort Dudg A ST ts 0 all eastern cities dany inforuat on ol 4 through toall pri: LOS ANGELE 7 4 80 | The Kansas City, St. Joe and Council Bluffs R. R 200 | do 10000 | d 1000 | do 10100 | 8T. LOUGCIS do 5.0 OMAHAAND THE WEST | NO CHANGE of cars between Omaha and St. | Louis and but ore between OMAHA and NEW YORK. This the Only ~ine running | PULLYAN SLEEPING CAR EAST A, ON ARRIVAL OF THE UNION PACIFIC EXPRESS TRAIN, B Passengers taking other routes have a | disugreeable transfer at the Kiver Station. PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY ! REACHING ALL 'ERN AND WESTERN OITIES | With Less Changes a0d in advance of other This Eatire Line is equipped with A.POLACK, CLOTHIER 2338 Farnham St. Noar 14th, Fine and Medium Clothing,: and Furnishing Goods. and Paeific R. R. THE GRAND CI RAL BOUTE & AND THE EAST, | rport ant k 1l Passenger Tr pred with the B s ks and nd Coupler. — 2 Fast Express i cains Leave Daily, C nnecting s Valley Railroad, 10 , Keokuk ud St. Lous road of fows, fora ed Throngh to all Frineip i ¥ H. RIDDL, Gen'l Pass'r' Az G RISING SUN aro S VINEYRD of his 2 Depot for the s NATIVE WINES AND BRANDIES M. EELLER & Co, Corner of Battery SAN FRANCISCO, €L, ma7u ALEX. 3. LEG Island | or P of tho Stom D » Hillous attacks, Vot Kiducys tuter | tern Po nis. ‘ T | |1 Drugs Wt it HEDSON SATHL €. HUDSON. 3as. 6. BUTLER CHEAPER THAN THFE CHEAPEST. vees S si2e PELLETS. Q00 Qo0oQ Sugar-Coazed, in Parvo Physie. The noveity of mod @ac cutical Sci vated fecling wish to say th 0 use them. “Fhey are sold by all enterpr s 2t 25 conts a bottle. - low any dr ASK FOR PYLES O S.A.LE R J—AND—. BAKING SODA! BEST IN USaE Sold by Pandt. Wever & Rea-veand Whitney, Bauserman & Co, 0OVIS T3 uamar CASTLE BROS, IMPORTERS OF TEAS AND 50 WORKS. | _ easaw at\WNe Concentrated, Root and Herbal Juice, Antle Bilicus Granules. THE “LITTLE GIANT” CATHARTIC, or Multum 5o catlartic and_ otber medts st valuabie Foots and. a cadily swallowed by thoee. tomachs nd fastidious tastes. of the laze pills fou From their wonderful et a0 apt 1o suppove 1 effect, but such s rout active medicinal fierey offered by the pro- any Calomel of D3cing entirely vegetable,no e ia ‘equircd while Gstug them. rianco to o Coneditation, < of Biood to Hea Fellota over o great 8 = jety of diseases, climate, so tat they are al Which is not tho case < Wil givo the most perfect thit Le may e by Belicio becauta bo males & arges t whih ho recommends. AT 'I‘;