Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 14, 1874, Page 3

o Nost Woaderfal Nedical Li| HOW DIAMONDS SAVED US. covery of tte Ag:—Every Man | his own Phys’ciaz. | Frazier’s Great Remedy Do give the child a little piece; 'l risk its hurting him.” And the mother gave it. “Mamma, may 1 go out and play 2" ©It's very chilly, and you have a cold : I don’t think it is best,” (Concluded.) “Bundle meup warm, mamma, «But Iwiil go,” she said; and | ani1 won't take cold.” A Business Episode. Te people of the United States kuve been | o ootily wrote a line, which was | I fear you will, you must play in- humbasged with all kin s of Patent Medicines, quacks and imposters [for the past few sesrs, | given to a servant, who took it to doors to-day.” {2 most shamesul madner. The writer of the | th o o gy iy | the ball. ma? Eomiig o one of the victis, and ishes to B eviog (bt Ly cicansing tbe Wood was the only trae way of baoishing disesse, and | ouno gontleman and a lady Deing a great_sufferer fr m weak lungs and a scrofu 3 Yinds of Patent Medicives m eminent Poysicians, I commenced doctoring | Saysel, and at last d'scoverad a Biood Searcher, | I et Bitters, which not only gave me in= | covar, traveling that night in the Tmediate releif, but aiter a few weeks efected | ‘Tadical carc. The cough left me, my lungs | EXPress; b on flowers thrown out of the car win B et Disvery oo e e e, v o i | flicied, 808 (o0 s of cases, ot one | e, St sl sseses S o in theliood: Thedemand | ¥ s Becoming very great, I commenced pr Bitiers becom o8 s, calling_bew FEAZIER'S o ek ard. in d wane within the reach of every suflering = The grand principle that operates in these le strictly a Medicinal Preparation, compounded | (o oo Soata combined with herbs and pia s, | o e isans ol the. miner.l Kivglom ere unknown. furnished unique discoveries for the wost miracu- | agricultural people along the line of Bitters, snd | Punctual to a moment was the adept at dismounting diamonds, which he managed to do with g | afternoon.” ol o, “Sinot Hitiers are | years. 'How am I fo judge of their | “You must play in the dining- tho gosd oid davs | chuckled 1 breathed on them, rubbed them on | “Nonsense; it will do her goodto arranged them in a ¢ aunt, who was present at “Just a little while, please, mam- It wasa curious sight to see a “No, Freddie, you must notgo out to-day.” o, an ater tying wany | all covered in a_traveling cloak, | " “Dolet the child go out. What the wost | \with o gauze dress trimmed with | girl you are making of him. Wo- ace occasionally peeping under | meu never were fitted to bring up i | boys. Drese him up warm and let buta wealth of artificial | him run; it will do him good. And Freddie went out. dows from time to time must have | “May I have my blocks in the | parlor, mamma?” | * “No, Willie, make your block- ion, Asthwa, Catarch, | thatroad. In the ears—for I had | housein the dining room. Miss L. en and ink—a regular bill of | is an invalid, and I want the parlor sale of the diamonds was made | very quiet.” | out. At the New York depot w | arrived in time, sharp 12 o’clock, n e medicine to the | Where the lady’s husband received | cannot help making some noise,and Tl be very quiet.” “You will intend to be, but you s, and a happy meeting it was. | as Miss L. very rarely goesany- Pl o & % | Where, I fear she will be very tired riend of the house. He was an | at best; so be a \‘erygoodlltde boy, and play in the dining-room this kuife, “which T have | _“I won’t make a bit of noise nor he said, ¢ twenty-five | tire her one speck.” coarse lie cried. Then he{ room, Willie, and not say any ight , counted the _stones, | more about it.”” he threadbare flap of Lis coat, then | see a_happy face; it will give her le on the top | something besides her own pains They open all the matural passages of the | ¢ }yj 61 black hat. Then he hem- [ and aches to think of. Let him <t out discase, take away all sickness e 2 am with pure blood, | D and build up the sy Lieace they must reach can take Victory upon victo: I disases by purifica- | gne had a flaw, one w “and nourishment. main | cut, dec med and hawed over them, said | bring his blocks in the parlor.” badly | And he brought them in. red that out of the sixty | “What a torment that boy bLas wenty-three were Brazilian stones | got tobe! Tt's teaze, teaze, teaze B v i ol e and the rest Indian; then he swept | from morning il 'night. 1t's s e ot ehe | them into his dirty” hand, wrapped | enough to wear” the patience out of Coasaption, each one-separately in picces of thin | Job! If you dow’t whip him 1 ruptions, Carahy Wik, ft | paper taken from a copying book, | Wil o B unive.sal v almitt | and kept e in a fever for halfan | And he whipped him. aerial Medical Dicory bour. o1 have seen,” he said, | Query—Who ought fo be whip- oa ot afulse stones in crown Jewels, and | ped?” sirougthesiuz the Stomach, | e cannot be too partioalar. They — —_— N welicne wil | ey bo worth, here he paused, and He Looked Guilty. promne " Hneunstism, Nearslia, | was full ten minutes in s ¢ S ) Fev ‘ague, Costiveness, I Dyspops praized them higher in e L e B = A lawyer from Chester, a heavy omplaint, quickly as this oot Bitt e e ! A lawyer from Chester, y ot © S B Lo e | heck -t surroundings 0f €se o county, gives tmo.many. inch aud s poisonous co of the_bload dded to arme, - Ma ol | e AToeanis i eakly, nervous youn Sutering teomlost | that is a Freneh compliment. 1t is ‘:;‘{;;llllll trating the African’s ju abusesia earl will do Sephitls, Scarvy, Tetter, Feser | ¥ B e ducerous jorwa | S| e Dromey bespelis S Koo Warios Tl e Fosncdics h ex o alt Rheum, Uleers, ( ¢ chen, Pustulcy Erare | e CLEVELAND, OHIIOg | e i pers and Chemists. Sold | ) ‘l ohn ¥. Houry Curran & Co, United Wyth Brothers, Pulladeiph a; Fo K \eag; Jotm D. Park, Cincinna- o fiesiacs Drug Houses. v 1, and ahow this notice. 1o, your drugist or store- | g ey Aok Tor TRAZIERS KOO T BITIE T o sabatiate whatever. Price wit e o 11 por botte six bottles il -, TRAVEL D, CATALC COMMERCLA draw out a thick stiffening of notes; pull off a sho G. W. FRAZIER' } left ono it was—and from thence - | peror and whenve one_of his re nues came, when the dear old man, | pc RO NCET (O SEYE RGOS looking me straight in th e Tiowse, and Collogo Flace, | v olit! He was about going, apacity. Not long sincé a negro oftender was brought before a negro Trial Justice. The prisoner's A | ofténce was,in fact, no offence at dut the door.” Tdid it, and through | S1Chee, W% 16 Buct B0 offenes b2 he key-hole I'saw the blessed old | )1t} was arrested. A white man fellow take ofl' his eravat, untold it, | __ most respectable farmer—-had given him some cotton seed, and he | had taken it without a thought but SR ey % thence | ywhat the title was good. But an- ame a wadding of money. I Was | o),or yegro claimed the cotton seed, ecalled, ana the amount of money | aa” g darkey No. 1. acrested in. Got a bill of sale? Ah, cht, already signed? Now roung m:a, retiré in the closet and nd a stocking—the i1 the ead- | was put in my hands. ¥ took ity | £ gting The Trial Justice hinking of a certain Roman E: heard the testimony, and sentenced the poor negro to ten days imprison- fuce di- “Nor nd had picked up his constant friend, his was not a particle of testimony up- on_ which he could reasonably base a conviction. It happened that the z Circuit Court was in session, and y gingham umbrella, the laugh- | /78 HOTT Wb B8 SCRHGR, AR ng stock ofthe office, when L rush-| 3, 00ent man was in jail. He had iing my thoughts, said b priate | §d up to bim and bugged bim. 8¢ | tie Justice before him in court and 5. did no it pleasantly. “Tha IMPORTANT | tom nud belougs to my country. T -l am not consclous of having done | “ippEs i anything particularly out of the R s R 0ol Mravelers. | way? The transaction is a 1 Commercial Travelers. | xayt the Gt o ot who solicit | paid in sixty days [ shall send the cemed surprised, but took good cu nquired for the testimony, which the law declares shall be reduced to writin Justice. T don’t dono writing in my court; I keeps it all in my head,” “What testimony ‘dia you have et M ML ok OTHER X, | stones o Halphen, in Paris, who | yppingt this man 27 demanded the T eoa who visit tholr cust will give me eertainly 25,000 francs | 40" frade by purcises ROM | profif on my purchuse.’” R RO Y T e any secton, by | PTRRC O MOV PUTCASEl e | Hecould not giveany. il o sentl 1helr’ BUSINESS and goods o Thlose who are at pres: This matiee is of GRE INDIVIDUALLY to sa esien of this class, or q | t PECIALLY d et the eye o Al od Salesmen o this country and e v o comply ‘mith above e ol ve CONFIDENTIALLY treated and dul ol avgect n view: Pleuse address, (1 foer uaiys i CO-OPERATION, and we were saved. That very next day I went to Lon- 1t | the payment of our claim. I suc- | ceeded but partially, but obtained enough money to release the pledge, e e AT ONCE give it their atien | and was pack again in New York | 3 | Freneh gentleman came up swil- | turned. He did even a gallant | “Then why did you convict him,” the Judge asked, “1('ause, sah,d noticed him close, and he looked guilty.” * “You convicted him, then, on his looks, and not on the evidenee » “Yes, sah, he looked guilty, and I found him guilty.” The black judicial officer was thereupon given some wholesome advice as to how to conduct his “Court,” and departed with a bow | and a “Yes, sah.” lonand urged on the agents of he South American Government n less than forty days. The old ing, and the diamonds wete re- esroGro, F. Rowell & Ca., {1 Park Row. thing, for he had the gems re- odim W Yo crry. | : = = | mounted in an clegant style, and s SaUmER, { Ball & Black, for they were the e | Practical Watchmaker, |- OMAHA - - NEB | Entirely rewritten by the ablest writers on every wubject, Printed from, new irpe, ‘and llustrated with Several Thousan “Engravings and Maps. that all Indians were at one time —— 5 “a work originally published under the title | cannibals. His of Tue Nuw ANMEMCAN Cvcoraspia was | full of human bones, and he says, | e o 1855, siuce which time_the wide R lebton which it has attained 1o al St e e slase 12 cvesy brabeh ot loace, Herstare, and e biehers 1o b e Tharou GE AMERICAN CYCLOPAM- dition entitled, Dia. 5 g 5 Within the last ten years tig progress of dis- | a pair of ear-rings—two stones from a certain neck-lace.” covery in every department of knowledge has Tmade & new work of reference an impesative ™% movement of palitical airs has kept itfal application o the industriai and useful sris and the convenience and refinement of socic 11ife. Great wars and consequent revolu- o nave occured, involving national changes of peculiar mowment. The civil war of ourawn | the Quaker pers Country, which wasat its height when the last | in Philadelpl Solume of the old work appoared, has happily Boen ended, and & new conrse of co and Indusirial activity has accessions 1o’ our gographical Know e beew tale by the tndointigable ex. e et s, | peatsof the valutions of the st | from the railn e greai political decade, withs the natursl L, have brought I of bw men, whose 2 Saouth, and of whuse lives of whick sl he details are us yet £ the newspapers or i the ir Honsof he'iay i ke B Breparit.¢ the prescnt edtion for ¢ bad ancardingi b the ai of the cditors to Seing down th lulormation 1o the iatest pos- It of the lapseof | w 3 wuliity rescrved sient. pul now 1o o SR O NAK | m:. ornamentation and a niggards |\’ o Pao o | ing. Thejunior had his fortyne e | Why ls ths migbty change | paired_for many s year to come, but | The rising of the masses APPLETON'S made ftup in ‘time, but the qual | From norihern lake to southerases. functions were left in abeyance. | Tug spiritof old seventy-six A i ‘ m e ¥ 1 c a n | to me this_spring—she has grown | matronly since then—¢“goes to Flor- | The motto which our coins once bore, GYCLOPEDIA | ida, ostensibly for his health, every | | Though obuolete long since, New Revised Edition. ¢ e A | it, he passes his time there ex- | pioring_Indian mounds for skele- tons. He has such a strange idea | T to'ss | from their being all broken, that ‘Aitod States, and the sigual developments | shows that the savages eat human in every, braoch of | beings. 1 ean’t takean interest in Vit 10 an cxact | that. I could in ruins. I ne revision, and to fsuo & ne | wear diamonds now, but when your 413 | York the other day, and_ha commenced. | baggage but a light traveli el, was utterly oblivious to the ap- noo—go I’ ritup! Fiftl | out a woid. Another knight of the | jewelers in those days, said, “that 4 sur old friend exhibited a lavishness | The voters of our natiga, Asme'er was knawn belore, Ssirand Tu Atlantic's rocky shore. as to price which was ama What can the m From out o Ly dear husband,” said the lady | From heroes” raves ould ion drenched in patriots' blood, K 1o that of slaves nter, but, would you belicve | D4miiLaterer roe; noluadoent ortribute, Party ties and party laws Are 2 rapen of sand. £hts of T 10 be a Tan = uu:nllxlun-nz' Freedom's. hu‘ilf 1 e came home | T g wlt e sam o o And nations yet unborn shall gladly great The emblew of the free. val Tn trade we'll try to deal, As wan should deal wilh man, Aud whle we seck t5 live ourselves, We'll sell as cheap as anybody can), Ard if akat you need, Or friezd you chance to meet, aber Bunce, the Hatter, Upper Dougls Street. er daughter is married 1 promise her | ettt ‘wilh the discoveries of scicuce, sud their | Determined to Get an Answer. | Mrs, D. A. MOFFETT, (From th A tall, portly, dign uasion, well-known arrived in New Fashionable Dressmaking 564 Fourteenth St, §e30 Sm OMAHA, NE] ling " GKEBE & KARBACH, 15th st. between Farnham and sroey fsts OMAHA, - - NEB. MANUPACTURER OF— ackmen as he emerged y station. thayaneo hotel! Fifth ave- wvenoo? Broadbrim stalked right on with- | §pring”and Farm Wagons, ed down upon him. | T R ‘holas Hote I v Nich- | Dealers {n and manufacturers ol Hotel conch? i AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! icholas!” PETICYAR A TENTION PAID TO response from the passenger, TORSK SHOEING, | [ c.. xaunson | | \ Tole dates, 11 to furnish & accurate account | and not a musele moved at this ap- | 2 Repairing of wagous and biackmnithing of the mos: reccnt discoveries in science, of | o e e roduction u lterature, and of | Peal. Then there was arush of half | ionin e pracicl arls, = | o dozen. ride gy £ 46 Beridse? Wanter | ENOGH HENNEY, the dewest well a3 o give 3 succinct ] rocond of rial ovent. ° | "l work has been begu aiter long and care- fal preliminary lbor, and with the most awple | Tesdurces for carrying it on to & successtul | Termatnation. ‘None of the origlasl stereotype plates have | Dot e, but every page has been privted oo Dew Lype, forming in fact » new Cyelopwdis, | ith the same plan a6 cowpass as ia predeces. | Sor, bt with afar greaer pecuniary” Expena | ure,aad with such improtements T fu”cum | tion 2 have boon Suggesied by longer ex- = ce and enlarged kuow ledgs. | The illustratious which are introduced for | the frst time in the present sdition bhavo been added not for the sake of pictoris’ effect, but to | ve greater lucidity and force 10 the explana- onsin the text. ooy embrace a)l branches of scien-e and nmasural history, aad depict the wost ;amous and remarkable features of scenery architactire, and art, as we \as the various pro- “oomes of mechanich and wanufactares. Al tl intendad for lnlflucu&nmun:lh:‘ embellishmert, Bo paics have been spas Tosure thel wrtistic. excellence: the cost of | their execu on 18 cnorumous, - nd it is blieved | they will Luds welcome reccption aa an ad- | Imirable featre of the Cyclopaslia, snd worthy s high haracter. | The wor« is sold to Subscribers only, payable | on d~livery of each volume. It will be com- Pletad in wistn Lurge ociavo volumes, each ontaining abou 300 paged fully illustrated with | sevenlthiand Wood Engrivings and itk Bumerous colored Lithographic Maps. PBICE AND STYLE OF BINDING. 1In extra Cloth, per vol. in Library Leicher, por vo In dlalf Tuckey Moroeco, per VoL In Half Russis, extra gilt, per vol. In full Moroces, watique, gl elges, ot | | ‘Spacien pages of the AwERIcaX CrcLo- | PaRDLL, showing type. dlustratiors. etc., will besent ratis, oi applicatios | D. Appleton & Co., | 549 & 551 Broadway, New York. | prowmptly doneat ressonable vrices mydaws “Winsur House' up to the Winsur?” | Justice of the Peace “Astor House, sir?" | “Brecvort House? Breevort?’— | Ofceprcr tho State Bank, corner cf Far “Metripolitan Hotel:” “Right down | Broadway!"—«Ere you are, ker- ridge, sir?” | ' The traveler loomed up like a ten- | ) H pin among vinegar-cruets, and with | face us placid as a pan of milk, was calmly and sllently moving away from the erawd ‘of jurvies, who ooked after him with something | Blkhor Lands! like amazement, when a sudden | Elkhorn Valley Lands! thought scemed {o strike one, who, | running after him, seized hold of | FOR SALR B llmllmme of his traveling bag— | M. CL.ARIK, “Deaf and Dumb Asylum, sir? | VP 5 Going right up.”” : : isner, = Neb This was too much. Dignity re- | = laxed into a laugh, and the ariver | T"FSR L. S ARE CONVENIENT TO got a face for a down town hotel. | A the warket and the Fathers, Attention! | FINEST in the STATE! Whose going | —OF THE FINEST— [Mother st Home.] And]will be sold at from | ‘What ought, what can a mother | do, when a good, pleasant, carelese | $2.50 to $5.00 PER ACRE! husband constantly thwarts all her | po ¢ efforts to teach or govern the chil- | ‘or Cash or on Loog Time. dren, and yet cannot be made to | see or feel what he is doing ? - - - Let us illustrate and sketch from ET?}!;As:lxe)ft‘ o W D memory, not imagination: | pot, bearing coupons which will “Mamma, please give me a piece | be taken at full cost in payment of pie?” forland. “No, darling, ome piece Is enough.” | “HAlf a piece, please, mamma?” | @3 {0 QO() Pk DAY Ageats waur- “No, Freddie, no more.” | §?wlfle S0 Fous e ook acte C A very little piece, mamma, | more money at work fof s 12 theie space mo- i et a2 syt B2 . Addiess STIN: #No, Freddie, no.” L gl e Monev and Commerce. Morris' shingling, ¥o 1 do do do2 Dailv Review. OFFICE OMAHA DAILY BEE, August 13, 1874. We have no changes in our mon- etary since yesterday. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Land Groats (selling).. Land Warrants, (160 acres Welt Leather, per side. Land Warrants (160 acres Agricnm:ml College Serip, (1€0 acres buying). Do.—Selliug... Exchange on New York, 1-5 of one Howmiock Harness Leatier, §o. 1 Fair Bridle, per side, Team Collars, per do; Tn the general warket we note a decline in coffec’s of 1 to 1} cents in | do o ° (itus Tn produce a fall in eggs of 2 cents per dozen, and an advance in but- terof 2 cents per pound for “prime Powell & Co., Soap monufacturers. Sapc. Publico, 6 1-2@6 3+4; Savon Republc, de,, Chemical Olive, 6 to 61-2; Palm, 5@5 1+4 ; German Mot- led, 6 1-4a6 1-2. U T ART GOODS ANL UPHOLSTERER'S } Kirk's standard. Caretully Corrected Daily B. Jones, Decorative Up- holsterer and dealer in fine art goods, 270 Farnham Street, furnishes. the following quciations: FRAME MOULDINGS. 0il walout mouldings, one inch, per foot, 5¢; 2inch 10¢; 3 inch 15¢; polished walnut, 1 inch 7¢; 2 inch Berlin gilt, 1 inch 6@15¢; 2 inch 12@30¢; 3 inch 18@ 45c; imitation rosewood and g iuch 6@10c; 2 inch 10®20¢; 8 inch DRY GOODS. 1. 3. BROWN & BRO., Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets. 15¢; 3 inch 2lc. ‘WINDOW SHADES. Plain bands, 6 feet, all colors, per ornamental bands, 2 00@ 4 00; cach sdditional foot, 750 per Union nd all wool terry, per yard 1 50@3 »0; Imperial, plain and stri- BLEACHEC SHEETINGS. < ped, 2 50a8 00. Union per yard, 1 50; all wool, COTTONADES. ionper Y. Farmers and Mechanics. Great Western. BROWN SHEETINGS. MATTRASSES. Husk, 4-4x6-2, 4 00a5 00; straw, Excelsior, 3 50a4 50. LUMBER. RETAIL LIST Subject to change of market witnout WM. M. FOSTER, On U.P. R R. track l:fi ¥ arnham a1 GEO A. HOAGLANI. studding and sills, 20 tt, and un- Grantville, Ei.. Germanis, B B. GINGHAMS. Amoskeag, 2. x..... de Biddeford ... Over 301, each additiona ft add'i..." Beaver Creok, T B.. stock boards, 10 and 12 ach. 1st clear, 1, 134, 1§ x0d 2 inch. a Flooring, clear. gE8sE8EE2EREERES BEBEE YANKEE NOTIONS, EEns 8se8Lerses KURTZ MOHR & €0, 231 Farnham Ist clear siding.. SPOUL CUTIUA. 1st common siding, Ciark’s 0. N. T. w [ tra No 1 shingies b 0'G Batten per lineal i Rough do do Liberal discount on carload lots WINDOWS, (Glazed.) 35 per contoff Chicago list. DOORS, (Wedgod.) 25 per cent off Cl 1cago list. White common 30 per cent offlist. MWhita o per Lbl. . GLASS, &e. ROBERT (. STEELL. Germantown Wool, Saxony Yarns, per bos, Linsecd i, raw. 105 GENERAL COMMISSION. KOSENFELD g1ves following quotations his day : Butter, active 22ts. in tubs; Eggs 10 per dozen; Live Chickens, 2 W@ 250 per doz.; Gooseberrie: bu.: Cherries, 4 80 per bu. 5 12 00 per box, and Raspberries, 20c, per quart; Blackberries, White Lead, St. Srtictly Pure ... $ 1 Window Glasx 50 B c discount. SHEET-IRON. WIRE, &C. MILTON ROGERS, COR. 14th & FARNHAM. TN PLATE. HARDWARL. 3JOHN T. EDGAR. 55 128! 28888888 Es88838888Y Jessup’s English Burden’s horse shoes, per keg. Northwestern horse nail Dundee thimble skeius, Stor balf patent axles, diseount 10 per cent. SETEE N g IC charcoal do Sount U5 per cent, 20x25 IC charcoal roofing. 20x28 1C charcoal rooting edxld IX charcosl 10x20 cuke (for guiiers) g3 gauE Y Wrought, all sizes... Steet (10 25 1036 ... nches per sheet. Tinners soldet (extra refined. Carriage aud tire... 2 k] Narrow wrought, fast joint.. Cast, loose pin réversible..... SHEET IRON MISCELLANEOUS. Hay and manure forks. Hoes and gaden rakes........ 'WRENCHES. 1l bundles, add 'Americar: immitat'n Russia, all Nos., Less ihav full bundles 2dd one cent. GALVANIZED. AGRICULTURAL TM "LEMENTS. H Holt's Ha.vest King,per doz, net... SPADES AND SMCVPLS land's No2 black shovels, D H. do polished do do black spades do polished_do do's “spring point” L H shovels... 88888 8888 Lippencott’s W Braziers 6 to 9 do d 3 88ar g3 ng, 14 2ud 16 0z ... ... Nos. 1, 8'and 9 Plauished. Bolt copper... m ttoms, .. BRIGHT WIRE. COFFEE MILLS. B2 oo EELRLEREG 3 g, 12 X Nos. 0106 839 133 Per buodle 15 per contdiscoun BTEELE & JOHNSON 538-540 14TH ST. CLARK & FRENCH COR. FARNHAM AND 11TH ST, PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, 212 FARN~ HVAM ST.,—WHOLESALE DEALERS- MORGAN & GALLAGHER, 205 Farn- ham St. WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN Douglas St. J. J. BROWN & BRO., Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets. N & Co., 247 SUGARS. Granulated pr . Powdered do Crusted do Reld cut loafdo Standard & do Girels A do ExtaC " o Yellow C do N0 choice do COFFEES. Rio cholce pr . do prime do . do good do 0 G JaVacum SYRUP: Common pr gallon. Good do Choice do do N O molusses. Rangoon choice. Ceroliu.... CASDLES. M Wesk & G Schofers . SOAP. Missouri Vrlley. Kirk's Savon. M. Wesk & Ce Schofer’sGerman. do sterling. PLUG TOBAC Black goods, Western. 2do. do ' Virgini do do e Bright do do_do do do Natural leal 4 | 48 | DRIED FRUTES. California peaches per pound do apples do State o o New currants do raspberri Fisins, per Dox... o seedless raisins, per pound. SALT. Now in barrls . do- dairy, ANNED GOOD: ound can Myer'soysers, porcase..$1 o G0 o o T do =2 a0 3 62 dowilliawsdo 3 o o peaches par cas. N i 3 9o 3 tomstoes do RESS Eora Trapny Ber case o Wihiaa o o Yarmoun o o] Pacappies,’ 80 TE: Qolons,per pound Young 1ty sor, per porin Genpowder, "o *do FLOUR. Snow Flake, (Wells & Niewan)... .. | 1e12 | Ganiies, heavy weight %o light! do rigis | Tips, f03r dushel .omer isals | adec gunies 15 4iu bags, Amoskeg A 30431 <0 4o’ Ludiowa fre) SPICES. Nulmogs, Penang best,por pound...... 1 35l 4t Ciover® e P 0 Alspice do 1560 Cinamon bark € 5ai6 COLUMBILA 34 bbls., 100 s 1D can, per doz. 2 do {romns WHITE FISH. 110G 120 1 0@ 2 00 Sardihes, 15 boxe CIGARS. A. E. SIMPSON, Manufacturer, 532 1ath Street. H. Upman Reconstructiol Simon' Pure.. La Espanola. S22 Triple Cro I Henry Clay. do 100 00 ller. do 10 00 | do 100 00 do 75L0 CALHOUY MILLS FLOUR. S 14th Street. | % Wholesale depot & Half barrel sacks. Chicago, Rock Island! and Pacific R. R. | THE GRAND CENTRAL RGUTE FROM OMAHA TO CHICAGO | AND THE EAST, Via Des Moines, Lavenport and Rock Island. Al Passanger Trains are cquipped with the WESTINGUOUSE PATENT AIR BRukrS and Miller's Patent Safety Platfor and Coupler. e — 2 Fast Express Trains Leaye Daily, onnesting as folows: AT DES MOINES with the Des Moines Valley ‘Railroad, for Oskaloosa, Ottumwa, Keokuk ATGRINNELL with the Contral Railroad of 2l it BOEEh 1o St. Pals LRI Wit he._Busiington, Codar Hapids & Sionesota Tallroads fof Burlington, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque & St. Ps At WILTON JUNCTION with the Washington and all poinis south. AT DAVESPORT with the baveiport & St. Paul Railroad for points north. ATROCK ISLAND with th Western Union Hailvous for Frecpart, - Be: il Nacine, ik waukes aud gl pointsin northern Liinois AT ROCK ISLAND with the Rockord, Rock fs'and and St. Louls Railroad for St. Louis | and pobata ot | ATRICK ISLAND with the Yeria & Rock | 30 Railtoud for Peoria. and pojats east: AT BUREAU JUNC., with brasch, for Hen- Ty+ Larere, Chillcoiho and Teoris. AT L SXLCE with the flinois Central Rail- AT CHICAGO with “II lines East, North and South THEOUGH TICKETS to all Eastern cities, | Via this line, can be procured, and any inior- | | | mation obtained, concerning points, at the ticket oflice of the company, 125 Farnham S Omaba, and also at.the principal ticket offices along the line of the U. P. B. &, Baggage Checked Throngh to all Principal Eastern Points. 4. M. SMITH, H. RIDDLE, Gen'l Pass'r'Ag't, Gen'l Sup't Chicago. Chicago. J. H. LACEY, 8. 8. STEVENS, Ticket Agént, Gen'l Western Ag't Sioux City & Pacific R. R. The Shortest aud only Direct Routelfrom COUNCIL BLUFFS St. Paul, Minneapolis, And all Pomts in NORTHERN IOWA & MINNESOTA. PULLMAN PaLACE SLEEPING CARS On all might trains 7ia this route. CONNECTIONS. 1. At U. P. Transfer with Un Pucific Railroad for Omaha. t Council Bluft, with Kansas City, St. Joe and Council Blufts Railroad for St. Louis and all points south. 3. At Mirsouri Vailey with the Chicago and Northwestern raliway for Chicago and all P Boux oty with Sioux ci . At Sioux City with Sioux City and § fulriads. Stesmers for Upper Missouri River, uring navigatior and with siages wolairta ';m"{:'mflnm. el . At Blair with Omaha and_ Northwestern wailroad for Omaha and Southern Nebraska. pS, i Fremont, Nebraska, with the Un e for Paate railr polnte west and the 7. At Wisner with stages for Norfolk and al! poinis in Northern Nebraska. B Tickets for sale in C! western Railway offces. B2 Be sure your tickets read via S.C. & P. Ratlway. % L. BURNETT, Sup't. eago acd North- | F. C. HILLS, Galm'l'kwmfllu.";."“ * g, Gouse, KEARNEY FLUID-EXTRACY CHICAGO & NORTHWES' RAILWAY. ‘The Popular Route from oii=~ BUCHU Chicago and the East! AND THE Omnly Direct Route HT’S DISEAS S SE e weterige Fort Dotze Dubmauexs | BEIGHT’S s Croswe, Pratrie Du. Chien. Winona, SCTRML Dulath, Janesviile, Ken Sha, Gree Kacime, Stev Fotat The only known remedy for | Aud 3 posttive curs for Gout, Gravel, Strictures, It Being the Shortestand Fiust Comoleted Line Between Diabetes, Dyspepsia Ners vous Debility, Dropsy, eace of Urine, Trvi- coraticu of the OMAHAandCHICAGO, Non-retention or Incos Constant improvem:nts hase faken place in tation, In@amstion o the way of reducing Grade, and placing Iron e DDER ANP <IDNEYS route sure and certain counections iu any di- o rection he may wish 10 go. Exiicipa N Conneutiovs And Mucus or Milky Diccharges. AT MISSOURI VALLEY JUNCTION, for Sioux City, Yanktoa and poiuts reached via Sioux City'and Pacific railroad. AT GRAND JUNCTIG Fort Dodge, KEARNEY'S Des Moines, Ottawa and Keokuk. AT MAKSHALL for St. Paul, Minoeapolis, [ ol oo poitis, O ptpact Bucha ! Foll, Chavien City, Burlington and St Lo "NTCLINTON for Dubuane, Dunteith, Prai- i Chi, L Croste 31yt on the e and Mianesota Taiirodds. Bladder, TON for Freeport, Raciae Millwau- ks ail points in Wisconsin, Swellings, K00 itk 2 ralwa lines leadivg Permanently Curcsall Diseasesof the | tern cities vi this | Existing in Men, Women and Children, ortmatich ob 2 e at the No Matter What the Age: i Street, Oma St ickot oficeadlong the | _Prof. Steele savs: “Oue bottle of Kearney's i Fluid Extract Buchu 1%, worth maore than. all e ehecked ihrough to al principal | other Buchus combined.” Price one dollar per bottle; or, six bottles for Gve dollars. EY, “Ticket Ag't, Omaba. Gen'l Ag'tOmas st Depot 104 Duane St.,N. Y. T e " | A physician inattendance to answer corres Omaha & St. Louis Short | Pecimilia sl e om Line plmne & Bricham Wholesale Ajsmts, San Feigtas b= - 10T NERVOUS & DEBILITATED [ OF BOTH SEXES. | Y0 OHARGE FOR ADVICE AND CON- The Kansas City, St. Joe and Council Bluffs R. R Isthe ouly dire line to SULTATION. sT. LOTGIS = AND THE EAST, FEOM DR J- B. DYOTT, gruduate of Jefferson Medical College, Philadel- phia, suthor of several valuable works, 2an be consulted on all dis eases of the Sex OMAHA AN THE WEST| NO CHANGE 1 cars between Omana and St. Louis anu bator e between OMAL anu NeW YORK. .l and Orinary or- el e gans, (which he has made an es- PULLMAN SLEEPING CARr East | Pecial study,) either in male or fe- FRUM OFMAHA, ON ARRIVAL | mygle, na metter from what cause OF THE UNION PACIFIC o . EXPRESS TRAIN, originating, or how long standing @ Passengers taking other routes nave | disagreeable trausier at the iver Station. to treat diseases with success. Cures g Those at a distance ean yorward let- A practice of 30 years cnables him aranteed. (| 'ges reasonable. REACHING ALL | ters describing symptows and en- EASTERN AND WESTERN OITIES | closing With Less Cianges and In advaace of other | ines. | 8 PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY ! | stamp to prepay postage. gaSend for the Guide to Health. e 10c. J. B. DYOT11, M. D. ce Day Coaches and Chair Cars, | Physicion and Surgeon, 10 street, N. ¥ atire Line is cquipped with Pullman’s Palace Sleeping Cars, P Miller’s Safety Platform and Coupler and the Celebrated Westinghouse Air Brake. | OBSTACLES to MARRIAGE. s that you tickets rad via theclocta o Evrors and A buses 5 o \ 8. Josrph & Comncil | Rnmood, fum italrod, Via Omaha and St. Louis. Tickets for sule at cor. Tenth and Farnham sDuane Kausas €l Philadelp sireets, U. Depot, Omaba. s b JOS.TEHON, GEO. i. "RADBURY, Sl g S, S - meamaw, acmw, | OBaFles Popper, Supt. Gew'l St Josoph. WHOLESALE BUTCHER VANDALIA WL ROUTE oA S TFE. 3 TRAINS DAILY! LEAVE ST. LOUIS WITH Pullman Palace Cars THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE RISING SUN Indianapolis, S Cincinnati, ‘Louisville, Chicago, Columbus, — Pittsbur z, Depot for the sale of his Philadelphia, NATIVE WINES Baltimore, el Washington, BRAN DIES LOS NGELES VINEYRD:! —aNp— INEW Y OR K|M EXELLER & Co, Arrival of Traias from the West, Cornerlof Bawtery and’WashingtonSts. SAN R N CISCO, €L, maTi ONLY ONE CHANGE TO | — Cleveland, Buffalo & Boston | TICKETS comranytc vt E. cora r Fourth & Chestnut 8i. Louis, snd af the Princi Way Offices in the West, P Het PASSENGERS Going East or South from Omaha CHAS. BAI C. E. RUS: ' . e 'B(‘O(‘?l;v‘,‘ (“v(l:l,l‘:ly:ifl:‘!; Aud Points on U. P.R.R., hould take the DaLLas, TExas, Kansast JOHN E. SIMPSON, CHAS. E. FOLLETT, s S VP | “LINCOLN ROUTE” Tuitec mstatoms via the Confectioners’ Tool Works, | ATCHISON & NEBRASKA — RAILROAD' Thos' Mills & Bro., i | And eevure tor themseives the choice of Six Manutacturersio | Popular R ates from : Atehisou to Chicago and St. £ Confectioners’Tools | 4o t* s aud St Louks, Machine Moutds, Ice Cresm e (e LTS | Zuipped with Palacs Day and Sleeping Cars. Nos. 1301 & 1303 No Eighth §t, | All & aad inconrenience ariving from PHEILADELPH1A, PA. | Chicago snd Si. Louls by secariag Tickeis via | ATCHISON and the ATCHISUN & Proprietors: ESTABLISHED 1864, NEBRASKA RATLKOAD. THowas Mivs, — Go. M. MiLLs, ATALOGUES SENT | Direct and Roliable Connections are also made ATLEEP.Pamuie. ‘upoc. application. } with the A. 7. & 5. F. . E. for the maridawim Great Arka.sas Valley & Colorado, TIE AN L TEILIDECT) | And with ail lines runving South 20 points in T OR | Soutnern Xansas and the Indian Territory. A TT R "Mk Tof Tickets via (arney. 13th St., bet. Farnham and LINCO N & ATCHISON Al kinds of TATLORING, CLEANING and | CHAS. CSMITH, F, WHITE REPAI“ING dobest reascncolorates | OoW'FSupt. Gen'l Pass. Ag't. - A'eWiSon, Kanses = use Air Brake' SPEEMATORAH(EA, i us securing to the traveler selecting his | GRAVEL OR BRICK DUST DE- | [\ why thev willdo you Kidneys, and Dropsical | @ Frery'siovt usrintent 1o i ittt e SREE N DON'T BU. UNTIL YOU HAVE CAREFULLY EXAMINED AND S WE HAVE TWEI Quick and Easy. Chea» and Clean. Th - are made of the bestmaterial Exeelsior Man® T. LOUIS, MO., M. ROG ERS. Omaha. Nobrasizsa Or Sugar-Coated, Concentrated, Rood: and Herbal Juice, Anti- Billous Granules. THE“LITTLE GIANT” CATHARTIC, or Multum 1\ Parvo Phy The novelty of Pharmaceatical Sc dem Medicns, Chemieal > e of swheu we can by 8 ¢ ecience, extract ull ¢ } cinai proper | herbs, aua e | we. wearc | meed, it 5 | the mstsensiziva s X urgative Pe catd form, a4 by | thactic power. i prosortion | who have nor <ried them s ept to Euppose that | they atall the ciples of b prod ough, v gentysud Kindly operating catharti 'y #500 prictor of Epon analy n other forus of mercury of 4oy ol od, Pain cks, Pain iternal Fe Stom 3 \aouth, | region’of Kidncys, oated feeling about | Teusnor ored” riney w ‘loomy ¥ Ploroh Preasant Purgative Pellet To expianatioa of the femos o1 gative Peiicta over £ great | Xwi iy that thelir mal cconomy ¢ 11d O 11a00 cheaping five imprese. Aot thetr suzar coatipsard b sot b is not the ea stores, put up in xes, ~Recotlocs thas tive, Alterze ted, littic + estisfction o SALERATUS! BAKING SODA! 2BES8T IN USa nd Whitaey Pona._ Meyer & Raa ‘Bauserman & Ca CASTLE BROS., IMPORTERS [OF TEAS East In.dia. Coods, 213 ana 215 FRONT STRERT San Francisco - California. meb " PLATTE VALLEY REAL ESTATE! Samuel C. Smith, Local Agent for |U.P.R.R. LANDS, }Co].umbus, = Neb, i Gevernment Lands Located! | U.P. Lands Sold! | Improved Farms and Town Lobs fog CASEI! —or— |ON LONG TIME!! | @Al Comnumnications Cheer | fully Answered . 1 OoMAIIA CITY STOVE STORE. | E.F. COORK} 637 14th 8t betwsex Dosglas aad Dodze Manufacturer of Tin Copper and Shoet Tran | Ware, and deaer in Stamped, Japanned o | yftmpet, pannct st Erenn e a Work done sotiog of? 21l Seoating aey | Cooking and Heating stoves «