Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 5, 1878, Page 3

— Rheumatism, neuralg:m, sraspin and bruises will be relieved by Uncle Sam’s Nerve ani Bone Liniment, Bold by all ists.oct18 eod&wly DR. WINCHELL'> TKETHING BYRUY is a Bafe and Sure Remedy for Diarrhoea, Dysentery and Chil- dren’s Complamts generally; it should be in every house wnere there are Children. Mothers give ita Trial, A weilspring of pleasure is a bealthy baby ; keep your baby in good hesith by using Dr. Bull's Baby Byrup,—the friend of infancy. Price 25 cents. Uncle Bam’s Harness Oil fills and closes the pores of leather, effectual- 1y preventing the entranceof damp- nees, dust, &c., and rendering the harness soft and pliable, while at the same time increasing its durability, oct13eon&wly Distempers, coughs, colds, fevers and most of the diseases which horses, cattle, sheep, hogsand poult- ry are subject to are readily over- come sud cured by using Uncle Bam’s Condition Powder according to the pllln directions. Sold by all Drugglsts. octl3eca&wly ‘The injurious use o: 1mproperly prepared pidls snd other loudlye blown remedies, recommended to care all ilis, is much to be lamented by all except the doctor 1nto Whose | care you sre sure tocome. An hon- orable and trusty exception to the rule ip Eilert’s Daylight Mothers will find Dr. Winchell’s Teething Syrup just the medicine to have in the house for the children, it will cure colds, coughs, sore throat andrezulate the bowals, try it._ sold byall Drugaists. oct13 exd&wey MISE ATTENTION OF invalids who are suftering from Kidney, Bladder aud Urinary Diseases, is directed to HUNT'S REMEDY. In cases of Diabetes, Mental snd Physical De- bility, Dropsy and compluints of the Urino-Genital Organs, HUNT'S REMEDY saffords prompt relief, and is & sure cure. t § The rapidly increasing demand wor Eilert's Extractof Tar and Wild Oherry, isa positive in dication. of ‘its merits. Thousands of individuala who have been cured of Coughs, Colds, Bronebitis and incipient Con- sumption, where other remedies bave failed, are the best proofs pos- sible that this is without doubt the best carigh xemedy )et discovered. 13-e00&w-1y. There is no earthly boon more recious than good healty, and it 100Ves its possessor o endeavor to retain it. 1f you are sasailed with such provoking ills as sick head- aches, torpid liver, eonr stomsch and a general feellng of weariness snd disgust, don’t go and_commit suicide but take Eilert’s Daylight Liver Pills and be cured. Sold by all Droggists, octis eodd&wly Disease and Death, when they reach our own household, sre too serious for jestiug, we use our best endeavors to drive off the d—em messengers, and are only hapy when w feel that they are at a dio: tance. At the first approach of that fell destroyer, Consumption, in the Ehapeota cough or slight cold as well a8 more severe Bronchial or Catarrhal €omplemts, we should at once use Eilert’s Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry. It has no superior in such cases, - Every bottie warrant- ed to give satisfaction. Sold by all Druggists. ists oct13 e«m&wu PROFEBSIONAL CARD! makes Diseases | Women A SPECIALTY. Consultation free at treat ng :coms opo- gite Grand Contral Hotel, ot Farsham £t TP BIALKS, whore D louzd day or night. ino tont by mail or express. Addross P, 0, box 505 B 1, Redick Redick &t‘onn‘ Attorneys-at-Law. Orrice : —Opposite Court House. Omaha, ebraska. G. J. HUNT, TIORNEY AT LAW. Ofice 40 Thir taenth stroet, with I, W. T, Riohards, "ADAMS & SIMERAL, RNEYSat Law. Room 6 Creighton AT i I5th and Douglas St. . ne "~ O.F. MANDERSON. TIORNEY AT LAW. 32 Fornham 6t.. PARKE GODWI'H TIORNEY AT LAW, 1ith and Dougla Btreots. with G. W. L.F. M AGEN] N. TIORNEY AT L:W. OFFICE—Vis- ‘scher’s Block. On tha, Nebracks. marlte T TR TRy L. W.T. RICHARDS, TIORNEYATLAW. = Ofico, 0, Iith & Bireet, botwoen Farnbam and Haine) maha, Nobrasea. WH. L. PEABODY, Lutfln C:v{g:n mu:.mh LUTHER R. WRIGHT. THR PEACE. Offcs. CB OF ouglas entranos Caldwell N.J. B‘U;NEAIL TIORNEY AND COUNSELOR ATLAW 5 13th Eires:, bet. Douglas S04 Faruham Sirects N mub, G. E. PRITCHETT. TRSRNEY AND COUNSELOR ATLAW Faronam Strost. ‘WM. G. TONN, Attorney and Counselor at Law,| EVANSTON, WYO. TER. Wegister U. 8. Land myTdly ‘ce—Coliections a Specialty BANKRUPTCY NOTICE. In the District Coust of the Usited States, for the District of Nebraska : In Bank. 12 1B Jatterof Av'hur Bu kie> bankrust. Tttt of Nt & That an the fth 18782 warrant in bank- raod.cut of 1he. Dieteist Conet stes for the District of Ne the eitate of Arthur b, in the county of Dous, b bas been sdjulsed Tast the o ats dubt ant the puyment of At {elivary of woy pr perty bl I:Iou! to said bankrupt to him or o b e traps- fer of any property by ey ata Bgstios of the crcditors of the. bankru Dt b0 provo thelr devts and -bukrnpx on his b, in £.id Dmnn b oo Sord du o brusry, 1678, at 4 o’clock. p. m. Doug.ax stroct i the ofes o § L Wehstes r.. the in Bankruptes of said W M AT PR forid Divesot. “ ajoisoned out of for Doy unf me ed, I will on - ounty, seli at described in satd 2 point v and orth of 5) corner to Seciions twents. wen- sevan (27), mm-mmu) o itiri e (5. in to Sfaar (2 north of range of the 6h_privcipal mer- (-2 east thirty (8) rods, thence oight 10ds, thenoe west aod thence'outh seven lace of beginz h ebrarka. to s i er plamtiff, ul.ln.lfll'io'-“bu Earle Eugenle efer dants., * | bourd, and peers at the title. THEDAILY BEE THE GMARN PUBLISHNG COMPANY PROPRIETOR, OFFIOE—138 Farnham, bet. 9th and 10th-Sta. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Cogr, L year, In advanve, (postpaid).. 83.00 S Toorika. 1n sdvase. A Laay’s Boudoir. We have always felt that a cer- tain mystery hung like an impene- trable vail over a lady’s boudoir, the depths of which could never be fathomed by short eighted man. But it has been reserved for one of Laramie’s gallant young cavaliers to get a glimpse behind this curtain of obscurity, and he last night fur- nished us with & partinl sceount of what he there saw, upon & promise that we would keep the information sacred, and in pursusnce of this promise we here record it that it ay be preserved. The room is a handeome one, with large Zwindows, elegantly draped, through which the soften- ing rays of the declining sun steal with & de’icate touch, ana _paint the rich farniturein a mellow hue. 'The Iady, of course, wasout. The young gentleman trembied on the thresh hold of these sacred preciacts; but curiosity over-came fear, awe and everything else, and he entered. Every piece of furniture betoken. ed of ease and comfort to which a bachelor is astranger. But, near a low easy chair, turned so the last rays of the setting sun might fall athwart the shoulders of the ocou- pant, was an elaborately worked box, filled with reading matter. The eyes of the young man gleam- ed with the fire of mtensest curlo i- ty to know what books could occu- Py the lonely hours of his adored. He seiz:s one but ordinarily “8ix Shooter Jim ; or A Tale of Colora. do " Ta horror he drops the volume aud pleks up another. 0!d Grizaly, the Bear Tamer; or Love on Bare Buttes”” Heartsick, but undsunted, he ceizes another, and hurriedly scans the title. *Squint.Eyed Bob, the ‘Lrapper; or the Mystery of Sheep Mountain.” With blocd freezing 1n bis veins, he reads but one more—+The Rotten Onion; or the Hash Slinger's Revenge” —and staggers towerd the door. Just as beis aboutto cross the threshold forever, his eye falls upon an inlaid casket, filled with handsomely bound volumes, and he psuses (o ascertain if there is not a redeeming feature of the tastes of his lady love. Alag; for man’s hopes, when center- edona woman. The casket con- tains nothing_but Orientsl Dream Books aud & Hindoo Oraculum. That man may now be seen wan- dering sbout the streets in a pensiva mood, meditating whether to com- niit suicide or erect a telephone without any sounding board.— [ Lar- amie Sentinel | A Rope Raft—i Giant “Life Pre- server.” The drawings of a model for a rope raft, inten fed to be carried on board ships and used in case ofship- wreck, or other disasters rendering the nhnndcnmenl of the veesel a ne- cessity, have been shown us by the inventor, Mr. L. Phleger. Theraft 1s to be constructed of rope nettiog. Around its borders are & number of cork floats, which make 1t sn impossibility for it to sk, and gives it a buoyaney which ineures the complete sa‘ety of its occupants from immersion and drowning. The raft is furnished with receptacles for” food and cloth— ing, blankets, etc, and has aiso a chain of gum tubing in which fresh water may be kept in quantities to last many days. In shorl, it is one of the most admira- ble inventions we ever saw for the protection of sea-goers, mariners, and those “‘that go down to the sea in ships,” and may, ana probably will bs the meansof saving thou- eands of lives and milllons of valuables, In future years, But had the recently wrecked vessels, the Huron and the Metropolis, been furnished with the rope raft, those of their ill-fated crews who found a watery grave would have been saved, fo reach “their desired haven,” and to return to the loved ones who now mourn their eruel loss. Any one who may aid the inven- tor, Mr. Phlecer, in introducing this greatest of life preservers will nol only find it a profitable invest- ment for capital, bul be, aleo, 8 phil- anthropic benefactor toall those ex- posed (o the perils of the stormy deep. according to General Toombs, Longstreet, though obe of the bravest and most daring soldiers ever seen in the feld, iiad no. the remotest idea of subordination. When Tongstreet, during Toombs’ absence at dinmer, put h's brigade out on picket duty. The flary Georgian, on discovering the fact, ordered his men back to camp and led them there iu person, declaring that he was not going to do picket duty forthearmy. He wasarrested, and thereupon begsn haranguing the soldiers as to the iujustice te him snd to thein, and had them fast ripening into & mutiny when Gen TLongstreet sent them Lack to Gor- donsville, keepiug him there till he made 8 proper apology. Toombs was then restored, reschmg the field juxt as battle was about to be delivered. His request was for leave to communicate the intelli- gence*to his men himself, lest by waiting for an aid to do so he might mies being with them in tha charge, It was grauted, and in & few mo. ments Lopgstreet taw the brigade burrying past to the charge, Toomba fiying fu the front like a comet. EENATOR HANNIBAL HAMLIN, of Maine, is 69 years of age, and. bas been 43 years in office. He entered public life at the age of 25, since when he has been but 3 years in re- tirement. He has been ~Senator 22 years, 5years 1n the Legisture, 5 years in Cougress, 4 years Vice Pres- ident, 2 years Collec'or of Boston, 1 year Governor, aud 4 years in otber public offices, ' He has yet one year 1o serve in the Benate and is confi- dently lookig for a re-election. He is an old Democrat, is now the most bigoted and violent of partisan Repuvlicans, hates newspapers, punishes them with oppressive pos- tal Laws, believes in the bloody-shirt, the old political machine, the frank- ing privilege aud ;o Hannibal Ham- lin’s Iie estate in some office, from a seat in the Senate upwards. The Laboratory oft ¢ System, The Stomach the lsboratory of the which certain mystericus pro- constantly goivg cn ro- 12 in the productiou of that woaderial ifs1zg oxeat the blood: which in ‘s stat ( 0test « et when mbn m"un'(‘.n: rried rows th o ra in con - Slageieh Constipated. brath also"sufers by sympmihe: ead sk Boadaches. slecplessners and nefons symp toms are engendered. Hoste'ter’s Stomach Bitters roform (h's state of hings. Eises COMMERCIAL. OMAHA, NEB., March 4. SROCEN i g Powtarsd o i do 1 Hefined, out d 1 B8 @ @* u = F Ed £ FR 8 B Rk 8 Tikdx g'\‘:bklrh fib d 221 caus o Blncarpiesds oa Tomatoes do_31b cans }o do. Jlb Gorn, 2 1b ca: 350 Boas. sacly Tarden 3 15 oans do n - SHEER 2WTGT J& BLISSRIL JARSRABSSUE; Comumon bor bl 300 Dairy 176 r0BA000. Black Goods, wostara perib 43 dc 4 o Bright Vicginls o 2 Notaral Loat & 8. Ghoice e T Soa i B0: Betasses, © aos. faes Tt oanoim, Wists ver b n v sours, " “o‘ * White B e % SchutesistodyGormand ot Omaha sosp o % OMAHA SOAP german Mottiva o g‘:‘fin Laundry ' eRovisions per b [ PR & 2] Gammen & Mallory, piak or surple ¢ Paotfic siltis 6 B H e B Robes . BumAcuBE GoTYONS, Longg o t it of Loom 10 low Yorx mills ux% Wamsutts 35 11X Pepsppersil o4 16 do 4 My o o4 % do 104 % o T ooTeons. s Atiantie do P % Nebraska standard 9 Pepperell 0 BT 30 % T do X 80 Indisn Hesd % 8% do do 6 u o w1 emanans, Amerioan 81-2 Amoskeag 12 tes 812 caster 813 woxizas. 9 16 Bm.r:r"f 1 Falis0.5. 0 16% 0 AA 1 Gaka 1 s White Lead, mml: pure, % Frendh Zine” 1w t E Patty'in bleddsrs | % Window Glass, 60 andf0 per cent. discount £ = CARPET AND OiL CLOTH F carpeting, FE T Tora do "5t iR 1% 3 pi do do 1% 14 = 2 b f ok 00 d: ® & 0 100 w & 15 3% -~ 1350 do 90030 sno» » I pry Bleached Vlbluuwg Wiesssee H 5 % do T u ° do A 1 1 @ I 1% do X u I% do XX » & 13 H P Alcohol 188 per cent go = g o siarshail’s Br’bon whiskydo i3 l lers 4 o is n 30" Sommon tofine do 180 31 Gin, 100 per cent do 150 800 Holland Gin. 9 per cent in Hums, mized Jamaioa 1 por cent. 1784 % per gal 17 “r i2 do 10 caselots 650 Ohampagnes, pints in baskets 3 00 30 00 do vestae 1 Py smid Ale. Bsss & co' pale s uiba 28 LUMBER Jolsts, stad ng and aills 01t nd o Ovor 20 fust each additional foot: 1 (0 'nanlllol L 1ot common boards % o " do 4o 10 LA’ stock boards, 10 and ullll“ 40 00 o bbb B 2% o 19t clear 115G 1% and3 tneh 200 do 3 do 3 00 =z = No1l :g Barrow, No Flooring, ‘olear B0 do lst common o 60 1at Cloar osiling 35 inoh & 0 i vy 0 ® It do do % do -1} 3 & "3 17 08 Ist oommon do 1800 “A"ehingion i No 1 les 250 Goanan!nl ios g(m D% piokets e 100 iy oa'x'a'.uu:« ieal toor '8 Boucs 4 % PAINTS, on.l AND @i AsS. - 88BSBBEALSLBIRT 2% wneds LEATHER SHEET TRON, WIRE BLOCKTIN. COPPER ae vertoct, Tt 12 i Nol stained f n A" lA' merican imitation IIH-. s o foes thaz fall bundle add o oents. B ados Antolopo o soxess. brown A eached B Ciarendon % Amosk m—— 1% o Bfls-r.e:rk M i o 'do Haymakers » Otly aza el do BB 3 1 4 ©0 B LIV STOCK. Native shipping steers P Stows s w Bhwu ep. per pound s SPECIAL OUOTATIONS. F— ¥ osenfield Brothers. Reference, Omaha Nationaland Sate, Bonke] ntter vhnlcn roll Eggs fresh candlod Lemons Messu euitry—dress 09a1) oy 09all Ogsters—0"8 “Haitiy's celebraisd &dn“a Rock brand, select.. a2 H&M. 2 dines. currants. sitron, nds_of cigar eto. First Gualiiy NoJe to f.""g b3 E S & Som £ both gides Fdo de do & RAILROADS. PULLMAN HOTEL CARS are run alone by the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. THROUGH BETWEEN Omaha & Chicago No other zoad runs Pullman Hotel cars, Puliman Diving cars, or any other form of hotel, dining or restaurant cars {l hroush be- tween the Missouri river and Tuis ine of hotel cary is the lnglt snd 9 Speedy, Pleunt, wi Elegant Cosches, BT. PAUL & BIOUX CITY. o Gty & P Raiuais. Route oSt Paul, 100 Miles Shoriet Houte Minnesports, D T el 4, tho most direct Togte to Sioux City | mm chkiny s 18 35 ' pofats ta Norihern Tows, Miznesota Domentis kip “ IRI% uo GHANGEOF OARS, do 10 14 | Will rua dopnt Drawing Eoom and o ook, agpee "'55"‘ B | e ey ironeh wiihoutchense be- o B 1001 f | TowAms, covom suves anp ev. T o M W Bt a e e i % W | BpueRSa: o rsaeaing SfOL gflm F T ket 1 0 5 H{onn‘::::i'u‘l‘ S nm onbiux bolt | 40 "8 | e souss w apwa iaburs’ e Wil Jeave ST. PAUL® 3p. ‘5"'""“"‘&: 8 | m seiviny ot SICUX GEIY a5 & mo o8 8 8 |SaSiitNes ., Qax 11ng josther @ @ | wTickels for sald inOhicago and North- ok b Lo B ® loln Zuilc Depot; and Grand Contess Ho- rfififin"" 1 e 68 18 "s’ rBavais that sour okete, reed via LTl 13173 it “L.nm dent, Missouri Vail "f:h an & B | ¥ 0 HilleGen's Tieket Aet. Sioux ity Bw R e wiackiperts 18 B | Bouthwartera Froieht and Passegger Aut ?i'" o aaseet) "go B % | mee (HR Paicat daah lestaer 20 BB | @ sonhides vern 6 6% ffntwe T 0 E CHICAGO. 3 hides saited hides a0’ 9 10 Bflfl BRa sty Sk, | Rk It b P Raned, i e THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FRO) Noutom CUTAERRRL, , (OQMAHA TO CHICAGO BoRiteat o B AND THE BAST, Nz 40 1 | yiuDes Motnes, Ixecposiand Hosk Iniand No# do 16 e = Fall bandies disoount 3 per cent. fi,’:,’:’;:‘flr:jg." ;,:,_:gé;:’vg:; iving thefadvantage & smooth and Beagaca 1) o023 00 B | e ek, ofer e ravaling publie a et Shoashing 1 aud 16 os B Bpood, Comlort z2d l’lnndhh.tl 13 and 2 § . Fassenger Trvins. 7o squipped with ] woer B | Farans Aln Buires }g:u }ux best n-llt: vecbox 810 Millers Patent. Saie Fiatorm Couplr. a0 & g% l’vo !ut Express Trains T l:! (¢ x()z ith the Des Moines Val. = E o 450 :7“ h}’:- Gaksiooss. Ottumw, Keokak : i als, b i "hfifm s & ak|ar GRINNELL with the Central Ballroad of G016 & mm do BR| orctorsi arth to 8. Paud, G IX do W% do ob | AT WETT LI SRTY with oo Bui s Sictoren, Celuc R Daadee. & B s ;'x‘.'.' LA i "w WILTON JUNCTION with the Bar tin & 8 Weatern imuch, for | Muscatine z"b'{‘%‘i-‘%%x‘-‘n‘&'“‘.’ifl".’&“fi.v.flm ast e o o pershost [ | | Paui Roliroud for puinia north: Tiaaers solder extre rotned do 3 |ALROCK1BLAND with e Wesers Union isoonetn. IRON.. AT EOCK ISLAND with the Rockford, Bock Iron por Ib. 3 :n!lmd IB': £ lflull Ballroad for Et. Louis c‘" D‘D' o :: u lIg AT ‘m [MD with the Peoria & Bock R o i silzcad for Pecria and poinis eaat. orse shoe nails do 6 AT E"BM&:”&)& with brnnnn. for Hen Quotations by Monvoisin. It Linota e P and 34 DX | A0 wich all e lines East, North —— e TIGKETS o al Eusten ctie v ocurod, and an) Metkrat 1% Qin sk, sousrting Touie, a4 the ; [ oo Dt W LT s o do oL, (2tol | slona the iizect i i % m:;n. 5.‘%:13:}.« rime B | magzese Oncazce Twetpz] Kssters Peimts. Qiter. o 1. large e s s Pamugers ana Wolf No1 l-mdmnnn(sh g'l? Compeny’s o b n‘iumu prairie 0 ra, A RIBOLE, oiRo3 B | S rrars, Gent do 'mu and he CLAIE, “a B Bod for ot Faerter agent, Gua Western agh, . P; DEUEL, Ticket H. P DEUEL, Ticket Agent, THP. HSHIHGTUN CitY HOUTE.” Baltimore & Ghio R.R. THE SHORTEST QUICKEST axD ONLY DIRECT ROUTE Washingtn &1 Baltmore ! WITH DIRECT CONNECTIONS FOR RICHHOND, LYNCHOURE NORFOLK. THE SOUTHEAST. Philadelphia New York Dostor THE BAST. Travelors desiringa wfiriable should remember that the Trip Baltimore and Ohio Railroad CRLEBRATED YOR 178 lendid Hotels, Grand 11 untain and Vall Ypolaimortis” e its route. and Beantifal Beenery, and the toricdl Interet alo Fare will alwavs be as_low as otherLine. PULLMAN PALACE CARS by any RUN_THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE BETWEEN THE PRIMOIPAL WESTERN AND EASTERN CITIES: For through Tickets, Baggags Cheoks, ovement of trafns Slooping Car Accom: tons &c.. apply at Ticket ofices &t any railroad e nnfllpnl)wln s h R tareh NORTH: SOUTH. EAST oR WEST. monte in ?fl"'l ; "h 3 ~"¥or | E. B. DORSE L. M, COLE meals yu ar “harsedonty for what sou co- er. [ "The Chicag> and Northwes pakos ologo oonnection at Colo ot ¢ ot by the Nort take any other. L ngont, 245 r.r’.flm St~ Omah J. Bell, ‘Licket sgont, U. depot. O Charles Atkins, G Atlantic & 6t. Western Railroad, In conzectiyn with the Erie Railway, Forms the Great Broad-Gauge Route betw. EAST AND WEST From_Cincinnati and Chicago 10 New [ork. Boston and all points in New kng- an From New York to Chicago. Cleavelazd, Omaha, and all in the Northwest ' To Cir.cinua s Lout ville: St Louss, Kan- sas City, and P.ints in the Southwest. THIS IS THE ONLY LINE In connecdion with the Frie Railway, which gana ibrough slecving “conchos betwes Now and Chicago, Cl veland, Many Galione Dayton “and Craineacy Soafeld, change. THIE ONLY LINE Running Pullman’s Broad Gauge Palace Hotel Coaches.” b'lva cinnati, Chi SrEiosnan | B or Keta ot Towest rates, ace cosch 1omion- nd farther information concerping thero Railway 2 sew Eagland at No. 14’ West Forern: S Chicagn, at No. 104 Clark Sireot: ang st 1hs oficas of conmecting lines west and fonth west. Ask for tickets b Tiay of the At an- 4 Great Wostern Ratirs E; B cooper. Ge Sen &:n: “Cleveland, 0. cEN’I‘ENNlA Chich 1 i HISTORY IIIITIDITATI'A ostarn Pace, Agent Master of Trageg’s. for il machines :mmntl KENNEDY & 112 Douglas 5t.,0maba; Nep. seo20d. e — t Agt. t, Gen'l Tick “FalSR, smm, CARRIAGE FACTORIES, Carriage Manufacturers, MATERIAL AND WORKMANSIP THE BEST BEPAIRING ¥ ALL KINDS OF WAGON AND CAR- RIAGE WORK. 16th St., cor. Capitol Av,, OMA * Octt1yr arded at the Centennial e machine and one Zas lighter than 0 least noise; ha. off throsdin shattle the s mud Sand u::'m;ltm Teasmod: 1 {he mchine for all fam. Exaz ine tl i these celebrated uflflflu Setore daciaing whigh you will 3 s 010 Good Pe ke machine warranred for5 DRt von r e poed ‘your orders Attach: Needles snd Olls are just what we Bost 1n the wortd 1 Sond 105 aa. Wasirated Every A PHYSIOLOGICAL View of ,w_,.,-:g A Guide to Wealotk an¢ | Saises ' uns “with the best "";!" Bt Dls, . "mfl-m._na——.m Tngs, Catarra Baprire. 4 R ‘“_w"j".‘_'“;‘fi”'&-m:y.f.-.fl’-’fi'"m"‘ sepeidanin ] EDUCATIONAL. 3.5, GRINNELL, Ressiver. The Lealhn[ ’l'hmau Route CHICAGO, DAVENNRT, DUBUQUE, DES MOINES, BIOUX CITY, OMAHA, And all East and West points. Connects ut Ottumwa. BURLINGTOR, MACON, KEOKUK, ~ BEDALIA UINCY, ST. LOUIS, HANNIBAL, KANSAS CITY, MOBERLY,’ ATCHISON, CONNECHS AT “MAROR Oty 1. PAUL, MINNEAROLIS) BULOTH, sndall Minnesote polnte. New and Finely, Reclining Ch air cars ON EXPRESS . TRAINS: STEEL RAILS, EXCELLENT ROAD BED, AND FIEST-CLASS OOACHES" Sttod with Miller's Platforms and Coaplers, ‘Westi: Socoments tan beoflsred to Innll'l’l_' e &1 restiows named for the season of Gen’1 Pass. an ot t. fobd-1v * THROUGH TO CTHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. THE Clhicago Burlington & Quincy Railread. With Smogth and Perfeet track, Blesant ger Coachce, a Pullm-n Sleeping & Dlninz Ca; edged by the Press. and sll wat Bacel orar it to by the Best Avpointed o8 Best Managod road in the eountry. Passengers Going East Should bear in mind that this is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICACO. And Points East, North and Northwest. Passengers by this route have choice of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES And the advantage of SIX Daily Lines of Palace Sleoping Cars from Chicago TO NEW YORK CITY, WITHOUT CHANGE. Al Exprers Traine on this line aro equlpped with the Westinghouse Patent Air Braver: and Miflor's Patent Safely orm and Couplers, the most Porfoot Protection 'Against Accidents in the world. Pallman Palace Sleeping & Dining. Cars are run on the Burlington routs. Jnformation concerning, Montas. Rate onnections, ste-, will be cheerfully iven by sppiying at. the offce of the Bur- n Routs, Grand Central hotel. corner Fourteenth and Farnham, Omal C E PERKIN D W HITOHCOC Gen'l Man'gr, en West'n Pas Agt J 0 PHILLL 1"' Chirago. Hln 1 Agent. P BB ket Agent, Omaha. fobs m 5 T TIME TABLES. ARRITAL ARD DEPANTORE OF s, do e Card o the Bariington Roste. " Laave onams: v et . : M. 00A. M, i 3% A 1040 P M: l”vf-l This is the enly line mnn(u,‘ Pullman ining cars. kot agont, Oaabe, Neb, M. 10 %, Samdays Excepted. Northwesters.. -5 A. M. o P M. — ’.;s"::dn'filfi?p Short Lise. Morning Ex.... 935 AL M. Evoniag Ex... 620 P M. £ The only line running Pallman Sleeping gars out o to U Dopot, 8t, o Unjon Depot s RANK x ‘Ticket Agent, Omaha, Nob. Sioax City & wagons feave the otel fifteen minutes railroad time. gl 2T b UQEREe & 3 ei Towa leave bu [ ] m 12tol p, m. o °ms?)§?' R A R e, cwazacae owscpasaa = THREAD. BEST SIX CORD SPOOL-COTTON ON BLACK SPOOLS. “Thomas Russell,” BOLE AGENT. Also ARTHUR JAMES’ “INTRINBIC” NEEDLES. Thomas Russell & Co., SOLE AGENTS, NEW YORK. Trade Supvliea by Tootls & Maul, J. J. Brown & Bro , Stephtns A 3p Naser, Oma fob6 137 TO CONSUMPTIVES : SRR R 1} ool soatidomt it possessi e iy "purer dn'b'a‘.h ] Known to the and spoedy moh of my o -i"w'f'l‘-‘-u in nam:‘tugt Sirections for provaratiass acd me. et ol ‘necessary advice and for sue- cesstal t at your own home, will be roceived by youby retarn mail, free of . JOHN 8. BURNETT, Jefferson mart-wly LovmviLie, Kv, b’ryaflt’s mu. T, J 0, s'ml ONLY ovl WEST OR SOUTP OF 0 lakes with which BEYVNT'S has any onnection, or conducted by an ex- joal tant bractieal asoount Best rooms, best facuity and the most tanrough coutss of inatraction, witle the ‘of pubils is carefull " Partical m"".n Brecimens of Peamsaship sent o an a-simn.: BRYANT, Pres. -2 Blevuyort hnd Joi V. SPECIAL ROVANTAGES! | I Consumpvtion Cured. A old physician retired from sctive p tice, .“hlz.: had w‘md m‘%ll mh by mnll vegetable remcdy for the sr-oedy -ud permanent cure of Consumption. Bronchi. tis; Catarrh, Astbma, and ail throat and lung affections, also & positive and radical | curs for general debilits and all norvor complaint, aftor haying tested ita wond: o 20 recsips wil be rent frec of charse to all who desiro it, with ull direstions, for preparing and wiccenstally nnrs phddrees with stamp, na 'STONE, 4 North Ninth St. h_ wim oW ACOUGH, COLD SORE THRIIAT Requires Immediate Attention. A continu- ance for any length of time causes irritation of the Luvgs, or some chronio throat affection. Noglect often re- fults in some incursble Lung Disease. BROWN S BRONCHIAL TROUMES bave proved their eficacy by a test of many yeare, and will almost invariably give im- ‘wediate relief. Ubtain only Brown’s Bron- «l Troches, and do not take any of the Worthlo=s imitations that may be offered. decld&wim Ki you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated,have froqnent headadhe, mouth tastes badiy, poor lDP‘fl". and an coated, yoa ffering from torpid liver; or bilioume d nothiny wm cure yon 10, meaiily 1ad anen take BMmon’s or M"l EGULATO) PURELY VEGETABLE. Purest and Bost 2 Mo SIMMONS §P Pamily Hosicinsin o Worl An effoctual spe- cifo'for all dis- Fevers. Bowel Complaints, Testiosenoss, dice, and BAD BNEATH Nothingls so unplessant. nothing so com- ‘mon as bad breath and in neariy evory it comes from the stomach, and eaa be easily corrected 1f you will take Simmo: Liver Regalator. Do not neslect o sur remedy 16 this fopulsive disorder. Tt will also improve the apustite, complexion snd woneral b ay after day. ‘Sarden and robbing existence owing to the secret suffer- Tet, s ready to the ary I use e3- Temedy that hus, perm: oured thouseads: . Bimmons’ Livet Hos- ulat'r s NO drastic viclent purgo, but & goutle asststant to natam CONSTIPATION | BHOULD not bo resarded as rifie a'lmentin fact, mos Tegularity of the bow any deviation from ‘mand paves the way often to serious danger. It s quite as Tecossary o remevs impure ‘aceamulations from the bow- ols as it is to eat or sleep, and no health can be expect” od where a costive Babit of ‘This dist-essing afflioticn ocours most fre quentlo, The disturbance of the stomach, arising from the mp!rfufi{ digested co tents, causes a severs pain in the head, so- companied with di ausos, ‘and this eonstitates wha! sick hoadache, for the Tellef of wh h teke Simmons’ Liver Regulator or Medicine. MAXUPACTONED ORLY BY &C &S pua sists iuneldltawawly Prioo, $1.00." Sold by atl The Only Immedia%e Relicly OET 15 erurne™ boct NPTRALGTAGS mfllar} only by Jas. HARDY. I'Lnx l"t Chi- FITS EPII.EPSY l‘auing s:.oknes- i ontly eured—no bumbog—by one lnmhbumfifi- ors. To ider: that Remed: o perm By tho 1 of these o wdari: Euarantso s per anent cars ot refund You il o oxpond 1. A A"| Fufferors shouid give ' ors an eari il ' convinced o thetr Sarath . 83.00. or four boxes | lur uo u?.‘:u TS i S o i Ungiod ites or canada’ on‘mlpl Olp.pflol or by e A ASH aBOBBlNN. 360 Fulton Street Brookly».N. Y. LONSUMPTION Positively Cured! All sufferers from this disense that sre anxious to be cured should try Dr. Klssner's brat ?flu powders. These 1 eure consumption and ail”diseaces ol 00 throat and lungs—indeed, o strong .fl our faith i them, and also to aanvlnn that they are no humbug, we wlll fe to every sufferer, by mail, post paid, a free trias x, Wo don’t want your money until you are lod of their earative powsrs: 5 ourTits ulvwn.hnv.l:d don’t deiny i giving these powde: . a8 they will o omeres part of the Dotesd Bratieor Cumad 59 mad on receipt of price. ddress, ASH 360 vadwls H. T. HEMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. Carmine Wn;;n and Labels. Owning to spurious articles palmed upon o publicfor the past ve years, on th my preparaticns, I Am foroed to make & M:fl change in my Tty and H. T. IIEI.MBM.II Manufacturing Company 0. 30IPLATT STREET. New York- wiwiy BT HELMBOLD rn lmn m.rm g rookiyn, rop : ceastal 1o cvery oase, | Wi co 8$1. _Prepared ..Jl i | THE TURBINE WINDMILL, California’s Favorite. BEAUTY Combined with DURABILIT'Z Ruus with Half the Wind that is Required t@ Run an Opzn, Miil, and is never Injured by Stormsh FEVERY MILL WARRANTED For from Fiveto TEN YEARS, = s s c .. z=Z 2 =& T E Ed = E§6 > §q= 2 ®E L zes gsoauw D3 £x = 3 2% = i = 3 5:- a = K S £33 En e m B o s g = > . — 2 [ =~ £ = =< TEIS MILL HAS BECOME UNIVEF-. SALLY Favorite in Califorala, whore hundreds of them may be seen at work—ofal sizes. Many people buy THE TURBINE Who would have no other — even if it might be given toithem. These mille HASTLY BERECTED On barns and Louses where they will be ormamental as well as uze’ul,and thers is no dass ger of their throwing out fans and killing 8 )me one. The Iaventor has had 10 years exs perience in the windmill and pump business and he intends estabiish ng s manafacter9 in Omaha to supply the state of Nebrasks. with TURBINE Windmills for Pumping Water, Grinding Grain, Sawing Wood, Cutting Feed, Churning Butter, Turning Grindstones And rcoresief otker things, to> numerous to mention. Territorial Rights For Sale in oth® erStatea, Agents Wanted in every Count in the State to whom good inducements will be given, Address A.H. SOUTHWICK, Patentee: i8d&wim GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, OMANA. FARMING LANDS Cheap Farms T Free Homes ¥ ~—ON THE LINE OF THB— Union Pacific R. R: A LAND GRANTOF 13,000.000 A cresof the Best Farmin & Mineral ands IN AMBRICA. 8,000,000 in Nebraska, IN THE GREAT PLATTE VALLEY. The Garden of the West. FOR SAL SAT PRCES THAT GEFT COMPITITNIZS Ten years” ML‘I““U.-—L ;ll‘: nolTHl-dl {ur Mtllfllum best location for solo Saldiers entitied to & homestesd of 100 soresd Free from Qmaba to purchasey o m Omal P it seotional maps. and. THE PIONEER. bandsome illustrated cont the homestead law. mailed free to all of theworld, Address, L. BURNMAM, Land This Cut 11 eton the Masner of Us DR. PIERCE'S Fountain Nasal Injector, o DOUCHE. Thts nstroment is enpoctally designed for pertect application of ) DR. SAGE'S CATARRI REMEDY, It ts the only form of Instrument vet tavented with which fiatd medicine can bo o sad perfecly applicd ol partsof e and ho chambers or cavities t= sel FOROES oo Seovar= ™" v oraurs. Send for term. g7 Bros. & o Gleveland. Oblo- _secidw "an chambers by of the onlinary methas, - This obsiacte th Weay of et GATAHBH i use, watery. ofenatte, eic. ' In &, oensive breath, Hnpairod or to ‘of sense of smell an e e, diz; NOC E-Nll FEE 17 Bt Watlor s Cooen B. V. PLERCE, M. D., Prop'r, BUFFALO, X. T. Great Short Line TO BOSTON Now York City. Reaches all points in ‘ennsylvania and New Jersey. Pullman Palace Cars On all Express Traing ! MAGNIFICENT CARS! Equipped with celebrated WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKES And Jannes’s New Patent Safety Platform and Coupler. Elegant. kating Houses, rondertul micie towhich the amic e Lhnm direeted for Telier the dlscoreres o han b n Rarmomy T Tartrgs reromis Gor B inniief A o With ample time for meals. hyviciane prociiice.t tha greaest merical EXPRESS TRAINS & ‘of the age. White 3 5xx Chicago as follows 8 A, M el e With the Popuiar Ve reaches Pittsharg 2: o T kel st " Pollsdeiod emdlente 3 jeaien, -m rous cat \.fl Feinue o, &ro oo @ by this powe: nanerod by this powbes: partting, a1 invigorating madicine: ila Epecial Philade! Sleeping Car on this train, which remaits. in depes unti17:3 aflorcing Philadelphia pas- or ien Molical Die. e TR it oo fonving toe W‘ (¥ el ‘msvmwmnnmwrm 3. prm g =m and \v-mnmn Sieeping Car on thin Fm Alwaya n I.ow as Any EI.LERS LIVEI_S PILLS =z ENT FREE on_application—BRIGGS & BRO'S Flowar and Vegstable Catalo- lo us | S e B 'ROCHESTER, N, Y. or 05!0‘90. IIJA. '»a_Thron tickets tor \kb‘l‘“ g.;nmh"‘mw- Avk for them and Pnnly.lnn in Line. Gen. Pass. and Ticket A e o e, T A P SRR s eGeise | iciiers Expenses pai. A% P T 1688 Hame S, Clocinaat O, + 2 e e s ne.m ‘-Jm‘t)«. l?x.b.-:, s 2 Rawdwiy