Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 6, 1878, Page 3

Rbeumstism, neuralgia, sraspin and braises will be relieved by Uncle Bam’s Nerve ani Bone Liniment, Bold by all ists.oct1d eod&wly DR. WINCHELL's> TEETHING SYRUY is & Bafe and Sure Remedy for Diarrhoea, Dysentery and Chil dren’s Complamts generally; it should be in every house where there are Children. Mothers give it s Trial. A well spring of ploasure is & bealthy baby ; keep your baby in good health 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, eflentual- Iy preventing the etranceof dsmp- Dess, dust, &., end reudering the harness soft and plisble, while at the same time incressing its durability, oot13e0n&wly Distempers, coughs, colds, fevers snd most of the diseases Which Borses, cattle, sheep, hogsand poult- Ty ave sublect to are readily over. come and cured by using Cncle Sam’s Conditiou Powder_socording to the plain directions. Sold by all Druggists. oct1300d&wly The injurious nse o improperiy prepared pills and other loudiye blown remedies, recommended o care all lis, is much to be lamented by il except the doctor 1nto Whose care you are sure tocome. An hon- orable and trusty exception to the rule is Eilert’s Daylight Mothers will find Dr. Winchell's Teething syrup just the medicine to hsve In the house for the children, it will cure cold, coughs, =ore throat andre-ulate the bowels, try it. Sold byall Drugmsts. oetl3 end&wey The rapidiy incressing demaud for Eilert’s Extractof Tar and Wid Cherry, isa posittve indication of its merits. Thou=ands of individuals who have been cured of Coughs, Colds, Eronchitis and incipient Con- sumption, where other remedies have failed, are the best proofs pos- sible that this is without doubt the beet cough femedy yet discovered, oct18-eoa&w-1y. There §s no earthly boon moro recious than good heslty, and it Looves its possessor to endeavor to retain it. If you sre sz-ailed with such provokiug iils ss sick hend- aches, torpid liver, sour stomsch and a general feellng of weariness snd disgust, don’t go cowmit suicidebut take Eilert'a Daylight Liver Pills and be cured. Bold by all Druggists. octl3 eod&wly Disease and Death, when they reach our own household, are too serious for Jesting, we use our best endeavors to drive off the dread messengers, and are only hsppy when we feel that they are at a dis- tance. Atthe first approach of that fell destroyer, Consumption, in the shape of a cough or elight eold as we'l as more severe Hronchial or Oatarrbal Complaunts, we should at once use Eileri’s Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry. It has no superior in such cases, Every boitle warrant. ed to give satisfaction. Soid by all Druggists. 18tn 00113 eod&wly DR. ALDRICH makes 3 Diseases | Women A SPECIALTY. Oonsultation free at treat ng-ooms oppo- site drand Uentra’ Hotel, 254 Farnham bt., UP B1ALES, where tbe Docter mav be jouad day or night. Mt\‘llcn:u #ent by mai. ‘or express. Addre:s P, 0, B L, Redick. . J. Redick & Conuell, Attorneys-at-Law. Orrics :—Opposite Court House. Omal ebrask: G. J. HUNT, TTORNEY AT LAW. Offce 430 Thir- ATk et Hitn T, W 'f.')‘nc?.#.. jan] ADAMS & SIGIERAL TTORNEYS at Law. Koom 6 Creighton block, 15k aod Donglar 5t. _ pesdh . F. MANDERSON. KNEY ATLAW. 342 Farnham St., PARKE GODWIN CORNEY AT LoW, iiiaand Douels A ts, with 3, W. Dosne.! L. F. M4 QGINN, AT L T. W.T. RICEAKDS, TIORNSYATLAN. = Ofio s 18h A et botween Farutem and Harne. WH L. FEABCDY, JLAWYER. Creighon m'»fii-un. LUTHER X. WRIGHT. JJSTIOX OF TIOE PEACE. Office— ) Dous las-st., et onirazce Cakiwell ok. Y SELOR AT N.J. TTARNEY AND COU! Ofice 515 15th Sir. and Faraham Stresic. Oma: G. E. PRI7CHE' TTORNEY AND COUNSELUL ATLAW &.onu. 271 Farnzam Street 9 Omab: WM, G TD'(‘I Attorney and Counsslor st Law, EVANSTON, WYO. TER, Begister U.S.Land co—CoMections a Speciahy EANKRUPTCY NOTICE, Ta he Distict Coust of tho Usited Btater, In Bazk- That on the fth davor Flbrary 4B rlt.vnnl\u ba wes feaned cut of th o m- "Tuited Stater for ¥ Sinat har ‘esunty of Dov Iat in Fid Disirict. who ba- ben «djuiged rdjudged & bsokrupt on bis own e titio: he payment of aty dests, snd the of avy property belonging to said bankruptto him er - bis use, a7 d the irats of any property by hiw ate forbidden by Tat & meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt, Lo prove their deuts and to choose e6: of his estate, will be st of bankrapi 3 ic bo Boiden st id District on the 2rd dry of S glock. . T a1 344 oug. e offios o ster 7. the Megister in Bnnlmfi':lv of said w U8, & E sobtagiga i Farehal for said bicrict. COMMISSIONER'S SALE. ‘U (or Douglast hursdey, tie b day of Karch, 78, st 10 the jn mid -omty, »eli.t peblio perty deseribed in said or to wits Leg. 100 cheine eact. the corner to Seerione twont-fix (24) ty-seven (27). thirts-iow in townib'p ffiser (D north of rany {15) oast of the &b prineipal mer. Sdlan.’ Theros east thirly (8:) rods, ihemes . thevoe wes BNy 53 Tods ‘e thoses o0tk seventy: sight (78) 10ds 10 the vlacs of begiuring, taining 145¢ sores more or lese. in raid 7, Nebracka, to mxtisly 8 rent of said rour: recovered by Grorze o4 T piasati. apsinst deorge G. Barle n efe dents, L. DAKROW, Macter Commi.ion‘r. THE BMiRi MBUSM COMPANY PHuF“" i OFPICE-1% Farharm, bei. 92k and 10h-5te TERMS O¥ SUBSCRIPTION Copy. 1 yoaz, in advame. (postpaid), um 6 months, in advanoe. Buitish Army. A soldler has choice of five dif- ferent kinds of religion. But while he is permitted to choose for himeelf, he must choose one or another. No msn is permitted to absent him=el? from divine service on the ground that he professes no religion at all, or that he professes a religiou for which o provision is made in the regulations. He may be a Badd- i Darwinist, a Pantherst, or Polytiest it be likes, in principle, but he must be « Roman Catholie, Episcopslian, Precbyterian, Meth— odist or Baptist in praoctice. There 18 0o evasion of this rule whatever. Attempts are sometimes made to evade it, however. A recruit, when asked to indicate his theological preference by the sergeant of the company, replied: «1 haiu’t gof no religion, and I dou’t waut none.” “You must atiend a ohurch of some kind—one of those I have named to you,” sud the sergeant, 4 my —— eyesif I do,” said he. The sergeant whecled his man before the officer of the company: ““What is your religion ?” asked officer, when the malter was ex- plained to bim. "Il iu't cax nove. worsh A what 2" A binfidel -2 free thinker. Isce Very well. We usu- nd persons of your faith to Catholic church. You waut a course cf theological dieci The Catholics go to charch early in the moruing, and they are ususily kept an hour longer than the others. That’s the church for you, my man; depend upon it. At the same time permuit mo to say you aro still free to think as much as you like. Bergeaut, put him down & Roman Catholic.” Tustead of evsding the regulation by an open confession of infidelity, he found himself obliged to go to chureh eariier on Buudays, and to remain a cousiderable time lovger, thaa if be had made a choice when given & chance.— [Reston Bulletin, —— The Death of Nero. Nero wandered out into the streets of Rome, knocked at the doors of his friends; none would answer or let him in. He came back, cailed for Spicilius the gladia. tor to kill him, but Bpicillus was gone. *“What!” eaid he to Epaph- roditus, his secretary, who had now oloed him, “have I ueither friend uor foe?” and he rushed out again to throw bimself into the Tiber; but bis courage ‘ailing him, and bis reason growiug more clear once more in the face of appaliing cal- amity, he wished for eome quiet place where he might consider his etrange and eudden position, aud collect his thoughts for death. With his head muffled up, aud covering wis face with u bandkerchiefy dreesed only in a tunle with an old soiled ctosk thrown over hls shoul- der, ne trudged along barefoot in the gloom of the early twitight, ac- companied by Phaon, sporus and Epaphroditus. As these four slunk out of the Nomentane Gato together like common wayfsring men, they ocould hear the soldiers in the Pise. torian camp on the rignt cursing Nero the beast and hailing Galba as father of his conntry. “Ihey arein pursuit of Nero,” said & man as he passed them. ‘“‘Any uews in the city about Nero?” asked euother, Thers was no time to spare. They found him & broken down horse, which he mounted, and they hur- ried on. At last they reach- ed the villa of Phaon, paiched with thirat; the Emper Ispped up some water with his hands from & ruuping tank, with the bitter jest, #This is Nero's dis- tilled water.” He crept quietly into tbrough a hole in the wall, aud threw himself on the first matirsss, prestrate with hunger, misery and fatigne. Then he ordered a grave 19 be aug before tus eyes, a8 be refueed to fly. He bade them to pave :ne pit with mar- ble, and weepivg, theatrically, he prepared, surrcuaded by his only rematning friends, to piay bis last act. “What an artist is now about to perlsh I’ he exclalmed, but ere the words had left his lips & dispateh from R:cme arrived, which he snatched out of Phaon’s haude. He resd it and shadder. ed. He had been condemned by the Nenaie to be beaten to death and dragzed by ths hoels, and flung into the Tiber. Hummng two dage gers, ho felt thelr poiuts. Greek verses coourred to him, and he be- gan w0 recits. He begged Sporus to tet up a watl for him—to kil him—to kill himself first. At this moment trampiug of horses E olaeh of armed men were heard helow He broke out in a verse from the Ilf: “The noise of #wift- heeled steeds essails my ear.”” Tn another moment he would be taken alive. **Come then, courage map!” he oried aud feebly pushed the polnt of the dagger into throat. Fut his nerve wes gove, and Epaphroditus came to his help and pressed it homs. The gunards burst in and would hava seized him. s this your fidelity 2 he wurmured, aud expired, with staring eyes, to the rror of ell who beheld aim. It was <t pose, and, as the end of such o , it conld not have been outdon: s this your fidelity ?” “He had never made a better com- ich 11, writes M. Renan. ‘‘Nero uttering a melancholy plaint over the wickedness of the age and the disappesrauce of good faith apd virtue! Let us applaud! as He drama is ended and the curtain faly Qucs iu bistory, O, Nature, witha thousand maske, thou hast had the wit to find an setor worthy of such a role.—[Good Words T'ma bLiofi- “‘Gentlemen of the jury,” said a Tuscarora lawyer, “what kind of swearing has been done in this case? Here we have a physician, & man who, from bis bigh and noble call- ing, should be regarded asone who tcorn to stain his soul with perjury, or be guilty of giving ut- terauce to an untruth But t did he testify, gentlemen? I put {he question to bim plainly, as you all heard: “Where was this mau stabbed? And what waa his re- PIy? Unblushingly, his features as cool and placid as though cut from marble, he replied that the man was stabbed about an mch and s half to the left of the medial line, and about an inch and a half above the umbilicus snd yet we bave proved by three unimpeachable wit- Desses that he was stabbed just be- low the Young America hoiwsting works.— | Elko (Nev.) Post. The diseases of Babyhood are so rapldly weakening that the quickest means should be used to check them. Dr. Bai’s Baby Syrup is the unfail- ing remedy for these complaints. Price 25 cents, COMMERCIAL, Oum,Tm, March 5. ‘exoeux: = erlh X do 1 @ i £ o b do 1 @ 9% Yellow* S o o a an 2 M u"dflllul " sah B M od B A - z B = i @ ) 0 8 -] n o ' l‘!ly garden lll'ilulldn S B0 melasser, Garoling Wirts e L] Kipk's aven li do um Snmires n-nu OMAHA SOAP Germen Mottins ron Golden Laundry Ealm PROVISIONS Hams 1l S Tallow a m“’".“““ Drossedons gy Qsoot Fruit of Loom fow Tork mills i3 e ercasecasm 200t o0 com cosece 5 88338838 LARSRIABSSHB E g2 5 == 5588 s3ze & ‘&fin ‘'smsutts 36 Pep3pperell -4 2 H =: 104 o e T ; Al Inhs i3 % Hlnmkl lI‘lM AA 9 lr 8 7 % T - d’)n :;a o u do do © 32 Amoskess 1-: K o noaster 81 T A 18 Biddefor bid Falls O, B. 0. 16% do AA 15! do AAA ! o ‘White Lead, strictly pure, :K v 1t |4 Putty in bladders aass. o ‘Window Glass, 60 and 50 per oent. discount off list. CARPET AND OIL CLOTH B Brussals carpeting, per yd 1 0 g Y e e o : T o T i el o W% Babber 3 10 Whndow s el s 1% Jow ver 150 Mk do YA CuBTON FLANRR Al keag A n % mrkes n Attion! 5 riington B Unbleaoh 8 3 b 9 i i i 1w M % 10 15 1% M. 135 By, very in i o G:Efm sonnmnaln du l‘g :fi; | per cent Holand G 3 ver oont i n:-.nun.u:'um 8L 15 in 100 8 50 00 30 00 %50 2 25 18 Jotsw, stad ng a2 ABDN 24 gver i) Tost sach addltions fook: 160 FencingNol do Mo Ist common boards 20d d:bon:a‘ 0 duhfll o o " do 5 momnemISEBEENREBR LSS5 E'fi KESBEBENRES8S8R2S5288REE8E 3338 nm 7 & o 0 B do “° & g Qastor - OF 40 11 Noatatoot Bweot o & 1% W & e Fih© do H do d heas {“'?“.{_ vy » 10 Kid fox No = b Doerakia.redand short btes, e I SURCETUE ¢ L1 Ruscla, perfeot, 7 to 12 a e & B *A* Ameriosn imitation Russis all No do 16 or loss thax. -ull bundle dd one oeat. " Bt tiubor sote e oh kipe nx 18 o m{. ltingbrants 17 340 Domirio it 1018 fll-ll)fll. l;Dl! ur‘:nol ] fi O, o i Litinis © verds To D Toppines do 950 argoes (ootion) | vetloor 3 % o Simon o perskin 30 38 do love &id 35 BootWarbiu” | perbor, 0 8 Ouk harness leatner. Pitisburs’ a & Noi g 8 Noi @ Oak LIE l-fl. “ » Eomicek bameeslouher Nol 3 38 Homiock line leather a u Eairbridle o perside 800 70 Toam ooliars Totdes M@B0 giage o %" BwXm Beoten do do 1] Goncord 9o 1] Coliar teather blaokpar 38 B Do ‘o irzized | do B2 Tatent dash leathor . _do u B T S oon bt reen cured hides % 7 g BE it nides o %% Bhoep peits each 3001 g ow er® o aLvamIED mox, Noléto2 pord 13 Nollto4 do 13 NeZ L i o Nodr do0 18 "Fall bundles discount 25 per cants orras. Brasien 10to12 - -1 o 134 o 100 B Bheathing 14 and 16 o ] Plaaiahod 13 ad 16 o3 do No7,8sad$ a Gopper bottoms H 1004 10 best quality T verbor 800 ioxe 1x " 40" 108 male o 850 Lx12 do 10 80 lm\ 0 do 80) e i ] Boofns, ru chnraod 102 §§ 775 d B & & Bx o E - I 1 o S, sy ol o f Bware d @ Bhost tin 5 to 50 tncher n do . Bto do St B Tooners; olderoxtrarotaed do 3 o1 & reln & inow. Iron tn bars bery 3 Cast plow steel do 10 o0l steol © 8 ® ail rods & i1 Horabos natle - do g Quotations by Monoe Mink, prin 591 do 3daad3d 25tol0 Wolverine o't nfeitor 15todS Muskrat, fau I3 0" winter 3 o o, i o 5 me o' arrow siriped prime 2 ofter, N3 haere 30 Blate o 20000700 Woif No 1large moantsin 80 do No 3 do 200 do Not saal prairle 8 o 50 uf-“nf.w.u farred snd cleanperly _ 90 m? e '\“‘x‘ > sonoi’00 A:::l'up‘en % 1028 » At N aohed XN Otarendon E ™ - Amoaks 16% Boaver Crook A& u o 'do BB b asmaters a9 e e 40 00 i QvE sToCK. Native shipping steers pox Goms How 2 3 ;u S0 Gaives """ gross gFed SPECIAL OUOTATIONS. —OF— Fosenfleld Brothers. Reference, Omaha Natwonal and State Banks 2 n o Figs fresh candlod Lemons Meseina per box - 70 ;l‘r]‘lu per bbl e ultry ~dretsed ry—droca: Bl Lurkezs Mi rd, tripe, 1 igs’ feet, eto., oto., con” iy on hand. ' Bend for our price list. o "ools ma RAILROADS. PULLMAR HOTEL CARS are run alone by the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. THROUGH BETWEIN Omaha & Chicago No other road runs Puliman Hotel m-. Pulimsn & cars, or apy other form of Botel. dining or ractairant cars through be- m_:m the Missouri rive Shicsgo, monts in theso colebrated bot-l cars. For meals yu are charged only for what you or- Chioago with th Hiichgan Gontral, Lake Bhor e Waynae Batttmozeand Obio, and all other roadsfor e eas Insist that the tioket agent sells you tok- gtaby the Northwestarn road,_and rofu tc other. Harry P. Deuel,ro; Ticket agent, 245 Farn| m St.. Omah J. Bell, Ticket agent, U. P. depot: Omaba Charles Atkins, G61'] ag’t Omaha. Atlantic & 6t. Western Railroad, Tn conneotiyn with the Zrie Railway, Forms the Great Broad-Gauge Route betw. EAST AND WEST From_Ciacin d_Chicago York Borten wad atl inn N land: From New York to Chicago, Cles Om;h‘: S ail potats 1a the. Nordmrees” Ginol, Louioville, St. Louts, Ka il o Sl p ot 1 the Southwest. THIS IS THE ONLY LINE In connection with the Erie Railway, which runs (hrough sieeving coaches between New York and Chicago, Cl:veland, Mansfield, Galion, Dayton snd Cincinnati withont change. THIE ONLY LINE Running Puliman’s Broad Gauge Palace Hotel Coaches. Between Cinclnaati, Chicago and New York meers by this I{ne can take their meals a3 hour withot leaving the train. Tne of fare on these coaches ia not. l“PD"I.l bi in any hotel in America, For through tickets at lowest rates, ace coach locations and further information concerning the route, please apoiy at ticket ices Ex in & gfices Erie Rai in New York and New Chicago. at No. 1(4 Clark Streer: and g Grest Wertern Kallroad. D. Cooper, 2% !.wr onl Sant. O K Gon'l Passensor Sasns: | TENNM UNITED STATER 20 3. Losas, L. D., now reads? Onfy tdrior Ry s bt i Dotk rman. e oot voreme. e § ity iisiracad sccount ot e Wm..é!‘:&,;.. D T S el v R ot B HISTORY ST. PAUL & SIOUX CITY. Sionx Ciy & Pacific Railroads: 100 Miles Shortest Route toSt Paul, Minneapolls, the mo -n"?ix;t route to Bioux City and all |nh in Northern Iowa, Minnesota +24 DA% omaNaE O CARS. Sieeping Gosste, ¢ D.'i-n scntrotlod by josohes, own the Company, through withoutchangs be. Union Pdwilo ¢ nxofix atlla. /RS IN ADVANOE OF ALL OTHER ROTTRS. "m;’-lu—-‘wul leave BHAUL s 3p, .d A;TAfl .x'lnfl{?g. at5 s m,, s bk B e o {':mfllc D‘;‘n’v:‘ and Grand Central Ho- mt ti l ots_read vis Ve 3‘:” Blous o | Ticket Agt. Slou ity B R B mava A Omahar CHICAGO. Bock Isiand & Pacifc Railread, THR GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM OMAHA TO CHICAGO AND THE EAST, 'Via Des Moines, Lavenpors and Hoek Island ‘This Houte being 3 cugnl ‘with gl AT -!'I-I;l:zumlfl an Esab Issted track, ofiers e Line unequaled for Speed, Comfort snd Balety; Al Traios wre sy are equipped With the Wesrierovss Parasr Aix w8 and Miller's Patent Balely Platform Couplar, Ay Two Fast Express Trains Leave Dal.y, connsc eus ollow 8 AT DES MOINES with the Des Motnes Vaise Kookt Ints norih to St. Psal, JERTY with tne Burl!nnul. s St el o WILTON JUNCTION. with (b branek, for Muscatine nuuum Paal, Soath- Western Wasbington and polnts soatn. wT DAVSNPOET with the Davenport & 8¢ ‘Pani atlroad for poluts north. AT BOCK 1SLAND with the Western Union Retlrord for Freeport, Gelolt, Racine, Mil. ‘waukee, and all points’ n northern Iilinols and Wisooarin, AT ROCK ISLAND with the Eocklord, Bock laignd snd 8. Loats Ratlrosd for Bt Louls snd polnta soath. AT BOCK (SLAKD with the Peoria & Eock Isiand Balirosd for Peoria and polnts east, AT BUREAU JUNC., with branch, for Hen 5, Chilllooth'and Peori: AT ULHALLR wiihs * Titnols Gentral Rall- ‘road for pafnts norih and south. AT CHICAGO wish all the itnes East, North ‘2nd Boat. THROUGH TICKETE ¢ I} Easiern elttes via ihis tize, oan b procured, aud suy mfore Biation obisliza, scnserning Ioutes at i ket Offca 12 The Union Facitd T Omana, and also it Seket oifoes along the ling of Baggage Ohostod Tnremgh fo all Primeizal Gasters Fotata. 2u Tloration repriing Faamsatir and o e 4% the. Company's Offce: 363 or sale 23 FARNHANSL. umacm’:‘.x"{-...n M. ENITH, . RIDDLE, “ e Frawrag, Semnsaps . CLA! 5. 8. STEVENS, Tt agent, Gou'l Waster M. P: DEUEL, Ticket Agent P: DI Kl-.flnllu‘.q’m +THE WASRINGTON CirY RODTE.” Baltimore & Ohio R.R. THE SHORTEST QUICKEST ONLY Dl‘l’g('l' ROUTE Washington and Baltmore ! WITH DIRECT CONNECTIONS FOR RICHMOND, LYKCHGUR® NORFOLR. THE SOUTHEAST. Philadelphia Kew York Boston AxD. THE EAST. Travelers desirings Speedy, Plesut, wd Comfortedle should remember that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 18 OXLEBRATED FOR 178 Elegant Cosches, Splendid Hotels, Grand and Deautifal Mountsin snd Valley Boenery, ard the many.points of His- torical Interest llonl its route. lfl; Fare will alwavs be as low as by any|® other Line. PULLMAN PALACE CARS RUN THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE ERTWEEN THE PRINCIPAL VESTERN AND EASTERN CIFIES. For through Tickets, Baggago Cheoks, Movementaf trains. Slesping Car Acoom: modations &o.. apoly at Ticket offices st xw m. hfiuru. EAST OR WEST, P Ticket Ast, dsu l‘x?emsht. TH v da A0S B, BARKY. YOS R, SHARE Westorn Pass. Agent Humofl‘flmg . Ly UARRIAGE FACTORIES. Meadimne! & Darly, Carriage Manufacturers, MATERIAL AND WORKMAN:! THE BEST REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS OF WAGON AND CAR- RIAGE WORK. 16th St., cor. Capitol Av,, OMAHA. i SEWING MA Ot MEW AMERICAN ANOTHER RIUMPH! voials Bibitioa- o~ the wotk dons il meshin: ¥ 1 sol ungnesdle, olf1 lhnndlfl( never UPI the stutch ; never thread, and is the mosteasily learned; = fhost darable; the best maohing for ail fam 1y parposss. these celebrated machings before destding which you buy. They possess more ood Points than gay machinen the market: ip fact, they arojust what we cl iem *to be. The Bostin thoworld ! Send for'an, ltretes list. Every machine warranred for5 Call and see us or send your orders B hackments, Heedles and Oils for all machines constaitly on hand, KENNEDY & WARTIN, %12 Douglas 5t..Omaha, Neb. sev2d&wly A PHYSIOLOGIOA‘I. A Guide to We | Sonticatial’ Treacise on thi Guties of ‘aod WDMAN e e { wr. AVIERL '-'-“’-'.‘e"f:- ey .u g;._., n-;:,.u.hr L sopiTiqwin FDUCATIONAL. 4. B. GRINNELL, Ressiver. Tie Ly Thwgh o ween the North and Scuth. ‘Travorst tra portion of the pt “s"....,?'i:-'.‘..;’."m._ b mumerous EASTY WEST TRONK LINS, OHICAGO, " DAVENPORT, DUBUQUE, DES MOINES, BIOUX CITY, OMAHA, Axnd sll East and Weat points. Connects ?311,—0“‘"“ BURLINGTON, MACON, KEOKUK, SEDALIA QUINCY, 8T. LOUIB, HANNIBAL, KANSAS CITY, MOBERLY, ATCHISON, ind the South, Southesst and Southwest. NN ECTB AT MABON CITX St PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, So.omH, a0d sl Miznescte polats New and Fin Recli >Ch alr”c“ars ON EXP] . TRAINS® STEEL RAILS, EXCELLENT ROAD BEI D FIRST-CLASS OCOACHES" Sl with Miller's Platforms and Couplers, . sirbrakes. Ho 5:%;'?‘-“:..:‘;‘:0'“» Gavel in the di- rections named for the season of IETT; Gen’1 Pass. an ot Agont, fobd-1v THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. Chicago Burlingron & Ouincy Railread. With Smooth and Porfect track, Elegant ‘Passenger Coaches, and Pullman Bleeping & Dining Cars. It is acknowledged by the_Press, and all who travel over it.to be the Best Appointed and Best Managed road in the country. Passengers Going East Should bear in mind that this is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICACO. And Points Esst, North and Northweet. Passengers by this route havo choice of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES tago dl SIX Daily Linos of A Theeptog O froms Unloste TO NEW YORK CITY, WITHOUT CHANGI. jui) S ent AL | 25 > ‘l‘: Safety o Porfoot - Protestion Agninst Accidents in the world. Pullman Palace Sleeping & Dining Cars aro run on the Burlington route. Information concerning Routes, Rates, Connectlons, eto., will be cheerfully offic of the Bur- b lying at. f«m"an’n'o‘L'L’.‘oi.nd Central hotal, corner Fourteenth and Farnham, Omaha, Nebr. CE PERKINS. D W HITCHCOCK, Gen'l Man“gr, Gen West’n Pas Agt 70 FHILLIPL | Chicago: Gl gt O P BEVEL. Ticket Agent, Omaka. fobs e "gg TIME TABI "I NP ¢ s Diprrah B AKX | N iy 3 Wnldl’l IXNDN 1Sundays Excepted. This is the ealy line nnulnfi Puliman Hotol dining O3, ot agent, Oimaby 5t Chisago, Roek lsla 0% Z 1040 P M, A00P. M. 4000 AL M. Sundags Exos Kansas City & 8L Losis Short Line. E: AM 935 A. M. P b BN 620 P. M. The only lige ranning Pullmas Slesping Unio: ots gars ot of u'nu“ui Poion Depe Ticket Agent, Omshs, N Pat Bxpross..8:00 A. M. et R Daily excopt Sanday: 8. '. M. A. in Nebraska. JunEx. Fpmmtae s o Omnibuses and baggage wi office Grand Centrsi otel inadvance of v.h. ;burn Tai ons leavo the ifteen minutes ameans wewaoaa o O o € . ‘mails f day, vis: o P RHOB. 2 3 3 : , m, eatings from 13 t01 p, m. . HALT ~ Postmaster. o B ] i John Clark,Jr, & (o) BEST SIX CORD |: SPOOL-COTTON ON BLACK SPOOLS. ““Thomas Russell,” SOLE AGENT. Also ARTHUR JAMES’ “INTRISBIC” NEEDLES. Thomas Russell & Co., BSOLE AGENTS, NEW YORK. Trade Supoliea by Tootle & Maul, J. J. Brown & Bro , Stephtns 'fi“""".'.'.“’"‘,.._...-- s AR -am....aui:u..n S s T i A S'.I.‘. JOSEPH, MO, STHE ONLY ONE WEST OR SOUTP OF the fakes with which BeYVXT’s has any ‘onnection, or that is conducted by an ex- perienced prastical accountant Best rooms. best faculty and the most thoroush coutse of instruction, while the woelfare of pupils is care! Pastiouldrs and Specim TP eaminship sent to any address (0S. J. BRYANT, Pres. _sugldly ek /n MAVRNPORT, olegre @hnd J SPECIAL ADVANTACES' yAD old phsician retired from cer prac- ce; byving bad placed in his bauds by an disn miseionary the lormula of & egotable remedy for tho zpesdy and nt curs of Co RBronchi fuforing fellow "Tio receive wil be sont free of charge to all who desire 1, with fall directions for preparine and successilly wsicg. Address with stamp, naming this Fakiry Dy G, STONE. 4 North Ninth st. Pailadelphils, Pa- Mwim S | VG, LD SORE 'I1IIII)AT i Immediate LN o iy i d auses irritation of the Lungs, or some chronio throat affection. sults in some incurable Lung Disease. Who would have no other — even if it might be given (o ithem. e S g e e THE TURBINE WINDMILL Califorma’s Favorite. BEAUTY Combined with DURABILITY Ruuns with Half the Wind that is Required to Run an Open Mill, and is never Injured by Sterms. KVERY MILL WARRANTED For from Fiveto TEN YEARS, TIV 30 NAZIN ALIVIO3dS € epey 6aE 8|1 Bujpuiy FULL SAIISFACTION Will Be Given In Every Respect. Mills Built to Order on Short Notice, and *40M0d 08404 A)}X|S 0} 004y} woay THIS MILL HAS BECOME UNIVEF- SALLY Favorite in California, where hundreds of them may be seen at work—of s} sizes. Many people buy THE TURBINE Thess mills HASILY ERECTED On barns and houses whero they will be ornamental as woll as nsefal,and there is no dar3 s #>me one. Tho Iaventor has had 10years ez and he intends estatlishing &er of their throwing out fans and kill perience in the windmill and pump busine in Omabato supply the state of Nebrasks with TURBINE Windmills for Pumping Water, Grinding Graln, Sawing Wood, Cutting Feed, Churning Butter, Turning Grindstone: Negloct often ro- BROWN S BRONCHIAL TROCHES Bave proved their efficacy by a test of many years. and will almost invariably give im- wedi Gbtain only Brown's Broa- er Statea, bo given, Address And scores’of other things, too numerous to mention. _Territorial Rights For S Agonts Wanted in every Count in the Sfate to whom good inducementa will oth i es, and do not take any of the worthloes imitations that may be ofersd. declddwim X !nu foel dull, drowsy, debilitated,have frequent headache, mouth tastes bldl]- poor appetite, snd toneue coated, you ars rufloring from terpid liver; or bullousness and nothing will cure you #o_speedil .nd rmanont a8 to take BIMMON’S GULATOR, or Modicin PURELY VEGETABLE. Purest and Best glTIR_____ Famity Medicinein ETVTVIST I 2 N efseinalne- CEET 2 ifio for all dis- s of fheliver, tomach and sploen, L Roruinter” T 2 ivE and pro- vent Chills and VG EGU L ATOR Fever, Malarions S=——oo——u0d ers, Bowel Complairts, Kestlossaess, Jsundice, and Nausea. BAD BNEATH1 Nothing is so unpieasant, nothing 80 com- o 83 bad breath and in nearly every case it cotmes from the omach, and esn be so easily corrected 1f you will take Simmons’ Siver Reguintor, Do not nexlsot to guroa remedy ior puisive disorder, It will also improve the apvetite, somplexion aud l‘flull health. ILESII How many suf torture day after day, making life a burden and robbing existence i 1:um wivk o the socrot suffor- Yet, relief is ready to the !I 0( almost any one who will use sy: matically the remedy thathas p Iy oired ihousands - Bimmons’ alatir s NO drastlo viclent purko, gentle asstatant to nature. CONSTIPATION | SHOULD not bo regarded ns a trifiing a'lment—in fact. nature demands the utmost regularity Of the boweis, and any devistion from this de- Ts quite as Decessary to remave lmpure accamulations from the bow els az it is to eat or sleep, and 2o heaith oan be sxpeot: ed wh costive babit of EADACHE | This dist-easing afiiction ocours most fre ‘The disturbance of the stomach, imperfectly digestod oun® sovere pain in the head, no- eompaniod dizagroeable pausea, ‘and this eonstitates what is nopular sick headncho, for the relief of wh oh take Simmons’ Liver Regulator or Medicine. NASOACTURED ONLY BT and PINL S S FEIA P00 Soti'sy sl Bragaioi, iunerd it wiwly w | OFT 11 ooty nmediate Relicy - aad oertain curo: | Doctor NFURALEL Strong's Europonn Remody, Bucostafal 1o evers ons Prico 81.. © Procared ‘and mailed ouly by Jas. RAKDY. Fox 17, Chi- eazo, 1l novawit FITS EPILEPSY Falling S!aknesl 1 Permanently e{ll# 00 Eflwh“l hb’ m it ungs of Dr. Goalard's Colours ble it Powdaro. ‘o sanviics sufon ers that these lers wiil do all we for them, we will send them by = Tid, a froo trial box. ‘As Do Gowlsri tho ooy physiolan that has made this d D‘” & special Clfld’ snentl) ousands " of thess ‘sowders: wo m = by o I Eaarantos a permanent cars In evéry or_rofund lblfll” .infl.’ oxpended. lul ive thaee powders an oarl; il ‘And be soavinced S Tacir earative x. 85.00, or four boxes Ill’l of United rice. or by Address. ASH & ROBRINS, 260 Fulton Street Brooklvs.N. Y. CONSUMPTION Positively Cured! All sufferers from this disesse that » anxious to be cured should try Dr. Klsaner's Celobroted Consumptive powders. These Powders are the only Ilr'rlul!uu known that will eure consumption and all diseacss of the throat and lungs—indeed, #0 strong is oar faith it them, and aiso o convince that they are no bumbug, wo will forward to safferer. by mail, post paid, » free trias & from t} tents, otuses don’t want yoar money until you are rfllfll’ satisfied of their curative powors, Fyourifs iw'nih saving: don't deizy tn ving thess powders a trial, as they will "}"‘fl""?"ln box, 5.0, sent . for Iarre box, $0.00, sent to ‘the Untged Statés of Ganads by mal) % .mm £ price. im0 H. T. HEMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. Carmine Wrappers and Labels. Qwoine to spurious articles palmed upon Sl for the past fve years. on therep: my proparaticns, I Am lnrudt: H. T. HELMBOLD A.H, SOUTHWICK, Patentee. i3d&wim GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, OMABA. FARMING LANDS Cheap Farms | Free Howes | —.—Ol THRE LINE OF THB— Union Pacific R. R. A LAND GRANTOF 1%,000.000 Acres of the Best Farmin & Mineral ands LY AMNRIOA. 8,000,000 in Nebraska, IN THE GREAT PLATTR VALLBY. The Garden of the West. — FOR SALE— AT PRICIS THAT A compETIT Ton years’ orodit, fnterest only § Froc Somsestonds for mu.‘\'.'.'«’u.r'.' - The best location for soloniee. Boldiers eatitled to & homestead of 160 acres3 from Omaba to purchasers o ralroud andes ™ Deserind pempaiots: with seotional maps. and THE PIONEER. handsomo fllustratod paver contatnia the homestead law. mailed free-to. aif of the world, Address. L. BURNHAI Oommisvioner U, 1. R e, ifil‘[fl Made by Agents se. ing n our Ruohber «sNTING B Send for terms 0. Cleveland. Objo. : lor Bros. & Th Old Rehable ro n—‘fi’n Tag F EN ASYLiAN A ‘Thie Cat Ilustreten the Masoer of Using DR. PIERCE'S ‘Fountain Nasal Injector, DOUCHE, c 4 ot tnstmment s copectall designod perfect application of i = DR.SAGE'S CATARRE m“y Tt e the only form of fastrament yot invenod with which R0 moticine s be aeriet Righ el ety oppied 9. s of s ABEe Tamader, 204 o h cing: ereurich, 1o Which Soros At Frequely el wu froa which e o oF mocans 12 Sisentargely from (151 Temmeion b et cavities and 5 e ortinary methds. ) Ty ot educiing coame 5. ond e avention of the Douche: 17 overonmo by Tt use in ploasant. hild oan understand it directiona acoompany ien T with, G natrie 7oh Kegedy cures rescat ment, Dr. Sago's C: ) CATARRH SYMPTOMS—Froquent beadackc, discharge Tuling 100 throdt, somo: Gmea pritian, waiers. (e offenetbeetn” T othars,a drym e et ¥ ez, Tioking 1a eassy eak hawking wnl ooughing fo cleas ihroat, Gloetstinns, sabs from uicers, volce. ali i, ofeneive breni, fopairad oF of e of smell A2l taste, disth i Yoo of mpvetis ik ! Cough, sto. ity 3 f6% of these svmpionns ar LKely 0 B8 Present i any cace 8¢ one tine, — Cars! us Koad 2 erch Docie o e Remadb . i or e oo dissaan Tl Pittshurg. Beor Bt The Cnthrrn ety nwes. | Baltimors. 0 cenia, Bouctie st 60 conia by all Braggicie "Philadsiphia, Groat Short Llnt TO BOSTON Via New York City. Reachesall polnts in B. ¥. PIEECE, X. D., Prop'r, BUFFALO, K. T, Pennsylvania and # Jersey. Pulinia. eo Cars On all Bxpress .. MAGNIFICENT CAL: Equipped with celebrated WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKES Safety Plafinrm and Coupler. Elegant Eating Houses, EXPRESS TRAINS Leaye Chicago as follows 8 A, M Specisl Fast Iox pross . ‘Excopt Sunday. Vestibule Sleaping Car. s, arrisban iphia & p. m. otk s T .15 8. o Balt more 6:3) p. m.; Waehington 9 p. Atlantie Express 5P. M. Daily.) Draving Room and Hotel Car. resches 5 p. m.: Harrisburg 1% pecial Philadel phi "s:y'f 13 Jhia- Sleepio o5 (hid train, which Temaits. In dopot 3.m.. Mording Philadel ohia pas- ors & fall night’s fest. 0P Mght Expres o M. ™" Froent Satarday. With Drawing Room s'm.u:g Car. reaches Pittabure. 7:3) p. m.; Ha 50 8.m.: Baltimors 7:45 a. m.; Wi et Fhlladiohia’ o .t New m.: Eoston £:40 p. m., Th ers and Washington Sicoving Car on Fm Always as Low as Any Thr “1'!('" lex' ¢ all prin . tickets 1 pal point 'hfhu:w'm."fil. l.nr.li-l 3 o Fort Wayae aad Panneyi uns e CORESDISEASES 0P Iy ————_ IEI!!M LUNGS,LIVER & BLOOR A S St S o e RS et Bo-,h't dtsoasen which e Senme ndye: m,.u.‘: i S | TO GO R ey XN | g g b an. ‘buman e €oastitution established. Eryef 1 f.fl confident that T am In possession of T ke Rimn N R RIS | e i ol DY b1 Bicod ire omauered by this Partiing, ant Tuvigorating madicine g and speedy curs of that ts unwelcome 1 7ou fos dul, droway: ettt havs i Jow color of skin, or yellowish Lrown. spota on By Ay R Tl o PR L bad taste in mouts, internal heat or hills alter- cine. R ot B - rovotinge Lo SITpRLTR S R | don, Mo b s orld, b4 - e | m local eripioas e o5 i b R Temody Toe | the Cure of this greatenemy of our race. 114 0ci cacon, Dr. Fierce's Goiden Matical Diec 3 started out to sy to those su Sovery has B cuial oo b Shoris Jey s, foaving the Hver sirocgthencd and hauidhy: comrmmption or hy of thasbove - Seters Liter Pill havs stend e T ¢ \ ion—BRIGGS & BRO’S Flower and Vegetable Catalo- N i 18T oTOPs emable us io BOCHEST! 16-wls B, N, 7. o OHICAG, TLES. s0L0BY Dlusmsn ATS1PER BOTTLE. ey .:'71:1:.:;&': Mfi:""’ o tewi 2ae (Etete ey o == 2 Sireeiiens Tax yeswamestoss xed tee: and ol ‘necessary ads : l‘.lt mll for sue- be received by anby return mail, n-:‘:' ot10deod&evwly oharge. b;" £~ = ¥ n ppRNETT, SELLERSLIVERPILLS :’.-’.’."'__‘ffl'-* si'f""-..-_,_'_",g e i il bt | A reriet, Aokt prise 8 Contemniat Bxoostion, o [ oo o ged it e Yoo o ruiing fhe best lobecn Frnanens paemen D e S et ads et B oy "“‘:__‘-.-.."'.1..4.,”....':...., LEE s | e e Bxpsageeni it | o R Rn B 4,686 Home 8¢, Cloclgary, O 53