Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 13, 1880, Page 3

3@ |46 Yearsveforethe Pubtic.| A Tarining Aaventore. e et T woll I THE CENUINE Near the Umatilla river in_ Oregon | foRn 2 of HOHR, hn.ll-d‘?;‘:llngud | G 0 E As DR.C.McLANE'S LIVER PILLS ot recommended as a remedy * for oI the it that fiesh is heir tor Bt o affetions of the Liver, and inall Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsiay and Sick Head- or diseases of that character, they el wiihont arival ACGUE AND FEVER. ‘No better eathartic can be used pre. paratory to, or after taking quinine, As a simple purgative they are unequaled. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. ‘The genuine are never sugar-coated. Each box has a red-wax seal on the lid, with the impression, McLANE'S LIVEE PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa- tares of C. MCLANE and mes Bros. 7 Insist upon ha he genuine D C MLANES LIVER PILES, pre. pared by FLEMING BROS., Pittshurgh, Pa., the market being full of imitations of the name Hrl‘my spelled differently, but same pmnuncnauon NEW GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERIRI AND FROST'S ROMAN CIRCUS AND COLLISIUM, Will Exhibit on Lot Head of Farnham Street, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,- MAY 2ist & 22nd, 1880, Doors Open at1& 7 p. m. Manager for 35 consecutive Years MR HYATT FROST Immense in Size, Unapproached in Grandeur, Unequalled in Merit. FIVETIMES LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE. Requiring the Services of 185 Men and 210 COUGHS, BRONCHITIS AND CONSUMPTION, says sbout. What & Well-Known Dru; Allen's Lung x - —i Soud by i Medich - Toll-Gate No. 2. ¥z Ve clous. 7 obectatofind 23 ‘AB Y Bnfla Gentle Who want_glossy, luxuriant and wavy tresses of abundant, beautiful Hair must use Horses. LYON'S EATHATRON, This elefiant. cheap article always . es the Hair grow freely Myriads of Rareand Strange | and fast, keeps it from falling out, arrests and cures gray- ness, removes dandruff and itching, makes the Hair strong, giving it a curlis tendency and Leeping it in 'n:zldeclred position, - Beau- healthy Hair is the sure result of using Kathairon, LIVING WONDERS ! COLOSSAL SPECIMENS OF ANIMATED NATURE. Jdst added to this Exhibition the wonderful NONDESCRIPT A Zoological Specimen,the first and only one ever exhib- itedin a Menagerie in this Continent. Also the BEHEMOTH OF HOLY WRIT! ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. WM, SIMERAL, TTORNEY AT LAW—Campbeil's Block, 3th Street,between Farnbam and Douglas. OMAHA, NEB. D. L. THOMAS, TIORNEY AT LAW—Loans mopey, buys 4. w0 el real esate.” Recom ', Crefghton A- C. TROUP, TIORNEY AT LAW—Office in Hanscom's Block, with Georso E. Prlichett, 1608 DEXTER L, THOHAS, ATIORNTY AT Liv-—crashnkuks B Ing. apdd A. M- CHADWICK, TTORNEY AT LAW—Offce 1504 Farubam e et. A. SWARTZLANDE TTORNEY AT LAW—Cor. 15th and Farnham strost. may2stt WILLIAM A. FONDA, A TIORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. - 8, Freuser Block, anposite Post Here also may be seen the most rare and INTERESTING ANIMALS IN THE WORLD; interesting to students of natuzal history, specially commended and visited by tho Clergy, heads of educational institutions, and millions of THE FIRST PEOPLE OF THE LAND. Nature's marvels congregated in vast numbers in this stupendous exhibition, forming s practical cataloguo alike INTERESTING, AMUSING AND INSTRUCTIVE. The ERONAUTIC OSOILLATIONS awaken in the spectator an unusual degree of interest. The WONDERFUL GYRATIONS AND EVOLUTIONS exciten thrilling interest, affording infinite amusement to old and young. THE PREMIER SHOW OF THE AGE. 8 SEPARATE SHOWS IN 3 SEPARATE TENTS. The Roman Circus and Royal Colosseum Contains a Double Com- pany of Star Performers, Grandest Corps of Specialty Artists Ever Assembled. Fresh | Sparkling ! Original | Oonceived and Perfected Especially for this Grand Establishment. SUPEREMINENT IN STATION! Deservadly so trom superiorty in evers de iment and_achievement. 1tis unequalied In Christendon and public unite in pronounci led_accession to_the amusement worid A perfect and com; establishment, inviting_comparison and chal lenging competition. - 1t is alike renowned. 100 Male and Femalo Artiste, 11 Equestrieunes &15 Male Riders, 30 Acrobats,100jArabian Ring Hors- es, 20 Musicisns'in Uniform. 3 Great Clowns Chosen fromthe Oldsnd New World. This Great Show has had an_existence ‘eled the world over,wherever cisilization exte 40'in the shape of a remarkable PERFORMER OR ANIMAL, cnal cnabling mburg] %o thar pateone” o Equcetrian Banuet, composed oF Artstt dalntiess the mary Chotkost in the land. A Feast of Zoological Eccentricties, Abnormal in #ts wagni- Office. WM. L. PEABODY, AWYER —Office—In cngnun Block, next to L Post Office, OMAHA, NEBRASKA. 29-Patents Proowred. 8% NOTARY PUBLIC. COLLECTI( MADE E D. MCLAUCH TIORNEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF AT ERA G e cormr Fiteenin and Dougl _#a Collections Promptly Attended t0. %2 “O'BRIEN & BARTLETT, Attorneys-at-Law, OFFICE-Union Block,Fifteenth ané Faroham! A. L. ROBISON. —Room Orefghton fnd- ATTORNEY AT LAW. KARBACH BLOCK. COR. DOUD- & I5TH STS. OMAHA, NEB. W. J. Connell, Attorney-at-Law. Tooms, up stair fo Hanscon's ey hufldllu comner Fifteenth and Farnbam 8 Walter Bennett, Attorney-at-Law. Qrmox:—Over Byron Rewd |& Co.'s Res, Estate Office, 212 Fourteeuth Street teb1241 vearty three-quarlers galing from each nati oot Jomx 1. Redick. Cuas. R. Rpick. REDPICK & REDICK, Attorneys-at-Law. tal attention will be given to all suits nst corporations of every deserption ; will al the Courts of the State and the nited_States. Office, Farnham St., opposite Court House. ADAMS & SIMERAL, A TIQRIEYS AT LAW-oom § Orelghto Block, 16th #ad Douglas b G. F. MANDERSON, Amm AT LAW—242 Farnham Street ey Yery many of whieh are now for the frt time exhibited fn » Menageric. tude. Every year adds NEW AND STARTLING FEATURES to VAN AMBURGH & CO' Estabhshment | ITS PRE-EMINENGE > Undisputed! Its Success is_Unparalleled in the History of Shows. Its Reputation is Unsullied, and Its Show Pos- sessions are LITERALLY ENORMOUS ! OBSERVE THE GRAND STREET PARADE At About Ten A. M. REMEMBER THE DAY AND DATE, FRI KENNEDY’S EAST INDIA| § 74 PARKE CODWIN, TTORNEY AT LAW—léth ‘snd Dougias Strsets, with G. W. Doanc. T. W. T. RicuaRbs. @.J. Hoxt RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorneys-at- Law. Orricn—215 South Fourteenth Street. AYER'S AGUE CURE For the speedy reliet of ver and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Ohill Fever,Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical or Billious Fever, &c., and Indeed all the Affections which Arise From Malarious, Marsh or Miasmatic Poisons, Has been widely used during the Tnst ‘wenty-ve years, In- the s, Ansonte Comnectint writes: ool Dr Thomas Setstrie 0y Saim living in A FAMILY TONIC AND BNWVER.A GH. ‘NOLLAKASNOD ‘MuemoBuvie(y snormyg WHIVWNOVY ‘Biecodedq 10,1 Ohio, «nd T think itthe best medi D vers: 149 e T St B B ot o S B — 'lll:m B-m. I, l::lm ear. Not only is it an vual In.ybnt.ll “Ia the Jeart o = taken occasanall by patlents expossd {o mal- e et v sk e ety | e I expeing o and et e " AT T £ bl o G | RS et empery 4 s pain. sabduing it in 3 qulet, sogthing maner, | defy the disease. "Toe Geverl Debiliy which o 230 ot acting alriost ihstantiy. 80 apt to ensue from continued exposure Mrs. Mary Grimshaw, No. 112 Main street, Buffulo, was cured of & violent atack of Rheu ‘matiam of the bip, confining her to her chair, by Fclectric Ol mmm-o.mrmy = LIVER OO M PLAINTS, excellent remedsy. Pl.nAm BY DR. J. C. AY] i AYER & CO,, Pmactical and Chemists. BOLD BY ALL ! " BY Al RRTGCIsTS AND DEALERS BITTERS ILER & G0, BOLE mmummgs ~TOMAMA, Neb, TR RS e 5 | of it. . | were very much stactled upon meeting 2| every direction, until gaining distant premotory, from whi e | in the wilds of Northweatern Nebras. to | wolves ever since. Within. the past- recently a_Mr. Green was_digging a well, and Mr. Soott, his brother-in- law, while breaking s young horse, approached the well, when the animal mado a plungo at him. M. Soott | ed and thehorse tumbled into the well, et iking Green and ccushing him 10 the earth. The ooly thirg that prevented him from being instant'y killed was a box suspended by a rope. This sustained sufficient weight to per- mit him to bresthe. Scott, reslizing that the frantic efforts of the horse would kill the man below, seized an ax and jumped down upon the animal, wheu a life and death. muggl- ensued. He at length managed to deal the horse a fatal blow. Every time the horse struggled large quantities of earth poured down upon Green. Sco't climbed out and ran a mile and a half for help. Returning as quickly as possible men set to work cutting the horue fo gieces and hoisting it out of the well, Mra. Green was present and cheered her husband by telling him he would soon be relessed. The poor man was suffering intense agony, and said he could not live a minute longer. He bade his wife fare- well in choking sobs. With frantio efforts the animal was torn limb from limb until the last piece was tora away, and 'the unconscious man was found buried to his chin in dirt and gravel saturated with blood, and was Tifted to the surface. He was carried to his home, where restoratives were applied, and in a short time he spoke. Although no bones were broken, he was badly crushed and braised, and ‘may be confined to his bed for weeks. A Curlous Fact About Bass. Albany Journal. In a recent letter, Seth Green, who is authority in all matters piscatorial, discourses briefly on the best means of angling for bass. Among other state- ments he made the following, which will be interesting to a great many “gimple wise men,” who have the good sense and leisure to go a-fishing: It the fish is on the lower y, you will not take any more, but if he is onone of the upper flies, you will be sure to take more if there ‘are any in sight. We learned this fact and publiched it years ago as a curious babit of the bass family. But we knew the fact long before we discovered the reason Nothing in our angling expe- rience ever caused us more perplexity or 8o greatly excited our curiosity. It took us a week of patient observation of what used to be the best trolling ground in the St. Lawrence—in the neighborhood of Gananoqua—to clear up the mystery. But we finally suc- oceeded to our entire eatisfaction, and hero is the simple solution: The bass is a sccial fish. He likes company. Where thereis one there are more. They move in schools. ‘When one strikes the troll there are always othersin the neighborhood. When the lonken -on see the struck fish *‘outting up” they “‘go for him” under the impression that he has founda ““good thing,” of which they ars unwilliog he should have the mo- nopoly. As the lnfior on feeling the strike at once “‘reels up,” the rave- nous rascals follow in pursuit, but never pats their leaping and flounder- ing companion, because they fancy he is trying to seizo and gorge the *'tid- bit” they wish to share with him. This purpose keeps them either even with or behind him, but they never pass him. Hence none ever take the fly above the one on which the cap- tive is booked, but are pretty sure to be beguiled by any fly below him. A Lawyer's Rage. Little Rock Gazette, Some years ago a patent medicine man of St. Lou's wrote a confidential letter to a young man in this city re- questing him to send tho names of all the very fleshy men in Little Rock. The young man, with a fall appreci- ation of a happy plan suddenly struck upon, sent the names of all the very lean ‘men in town. The effect was very decisive. A short time afterward a prominent Jawyer, whose leanness has ever been a subject of remark, ro- ceived a letter, which read: “Dear Sir: - Our American anti-fat remedy will whittle the fat from you in six days. Send us 25 cents.” The letter was (thrown aside, not without a few exprossions of Igrati- tude. The next mail brought another with the following contents: “Dear Sir—If you have decided to surrender your paunch, send us the 25 cents.” By this time the genial man was warm, He cursed all the patent med- icinomen in the world. Several days after this a boy came to the office and handed [the lawyer a letter. On the envelcpe was written: ‘‘Opened by mistake; Miss Jackson.” The lawyer took the letter and read: Dear Str: We are sorry that your abdominal protuberance is giving you so much trouble. This is your own fault, for our American anti-tat will act like & drawing knife in whittling you down. The lawyer sat for fifteen minutes indeep meditation. Hewas disturb- ed by the entrance of a lean minister who drew a letter from his pocket, and handing it to the lawyer, remarked: “T don’t understand this.” This lettor read: “Dpar Sim: Don't feel that you aroalwaysto be a burden to yoursel. We can boil off your stomach until you'll bo as trimasaracer. Mr. — a prominent lawyer of your city, who, as you know, is & perfect mountain of flesh, is being treated by us.” The lawyer didn’t eay » word; but when the minister had gone, he ad- dressed the following letter to the St. Louis doctor: “If you ever send me another one of your disbolical docu- monts, ll stick & six shooter down your throat and fire every shot into Your infernal stomach.” The doctor has stopped writing. ‘Wild Dogs in Yellowstone Valley. Deadwood Times, Whilo this reporter was trading in the Yellowstone valley in the sammer of 1873, hemet a small band of wild dogs, mumberiog sbout u hundrod. They seemed to be & cross between olf aud speniel, and were about sizo of Dick Adams’ long-haired mn. dog. In color they were of yel- Tow brown, quite light and with sharp pointed _ears. We had frequently heard of this pack, which in_those days roamed along the foothills be- tween the Yellowstone and Missourl rivers, but saw them only once. They our party, and scampered _awayl in some they watched us, and keeping up a contin- uousyelpingand barkingnoise. Now we read ina North Plattepaper ofs packof wild wolf doga, of savage disposition, ka. About two years ago, the writer says, two bulldogs, for some unknown cause, wandered from the ranch Bratt' & Co., near the head '\ Birdwood, and joined a band of roy- ing wolves. They did not return td the ranch, and have lived with the" Joaca species of Bl dog and bas been infesting th?olgxtmn 'Infl committing poesess the cunning combined with the ferociousness and pluck of the bull-dog, and ave conse- quently much more to be dreaded han the common prum — and are far more bold thelr depre- dations upon the belated sooner the y of dys chneT aver used for that diseass,or, rather, it in the only one that has proved satisfac: el cured by it. cases that Dr. K1No's New Discovery will cure. For sale by to sufteding miltions is the glad tidin last a certain eure for Who have ussd Dr. Siisbes's. | Gongamprion cnd & Promature am..h."' s ¥ pronounco it infallile. G Pl puriculars-tn our phamphie, w ll medical schools prescribe it fn aracti we deeiro o send free by mall o’ svery one. Totate s o o, without. exeeption: 221 | Bty h Paceace for : s | & tor 85, hat it is cotitied 1o the Dame of “Medical Mir: | e smae tro ny it 3l Catarrhal POISON HA KING offenst to. They are becoming quite numer- ous and troublesome. They Met ana Parted. Detroit Free Hrose, “Now, then,” says tramp No. 1 to No. 2, as they turned into Mountain street from Woodward avenue the | other day, ‘‘here is the game, you walk down the street and ring the bell of some bouse. When the lady an- swers you tell her that yon haven't had anything to eat for three days. It sho sayssho don't care tell her that you are desperate and raady to commit any orime. Ifshe starts to slam the door op you Bolé it open with your foot and roll your eyes and look ‘sav- . T'll arrive just about then, and T o e e you around and pitch you out of the yard. T'mthe lady’s protector and the “hero of the hour, yousee. Il be very modest and claw off, butI'll say to her T'm a stranger and need a quarter o T buy food. She'll hand it over, and Il Cfl joln you aroundtho corner and di- | W; D. Wooms, 457 Browdway, N. Y., cursd o i, Chmnlchurr nificent!” replied No. 2, | "y VomaAY “You ought tobe in the Umtmi States Senate. Well, here I g SECRETIONS lhm'n upon the BRONCHI. TUBES while as mf’”. {he mrcons. e Suferers know how OBSTINAL The aciion of Catarrhal Virus, Ii BOx hus been FINALLY DISCOVERE ENTIRE SYSTE B n brows, Morchant, 530 Caual St N. Y. ATARRH 11 YEARS! Cured by ons pack: 8 Brmoicr, Jr., Jemcer, 807 Brosdw Camily t) " Carad of CHRONIC CATANRN. G.L Baoaw, 443 Brosdway, V. Y., CATARRH 0 YE: ‘Could not taste or smell. Curcd. voice by Catarrh, and have been cur. Hzxoresox, 165 Newark Ave., Jersey CHAOHIC CATARREL. Ghves” ooy iven” up, b Physicians. Cured. Vi ol 4B, Tuonry, Iomurance 158 Montacuo He pasted down the Sirect and se. | | Prokra il ant s cured of GAFARRH! d se. J. D. McDoxaLp, umn.n:dns Broadway, N. ) Ioctad & hovse, and the programmme ou was carefully followed until he reach. | VEAKS o CATARRE' ed the point where ho eaid ho was desperato. At that instant the hall doo was pulled wide open, snd a six E VI Brows, 309 Candl B —VIA THE— Chicago & Northwestern RAILWAY. 2,380 MILES OF ROAD ! It is the SHORT, SURE and Safe Route Between COUNCIL BLUFFs CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and all points EAST and NORTH. OFFERS E TRAVELING PUBLIC GREATER FACILITIES "AND, MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY OTHER ROAD IN THE WEST. It 18 the ONLY ROAD bet COUNCIL BLUFFS and CEICAGO Upon which fs ran PULLMAN HOTEL CARS! In addition to these and to piease all classon of travelers, it gives PlRS‘l‘ -CLASS MEALS at its EATING STATIONS at 50 cents each. ITS TRACK IS L WIHE I“i!rl 1 umvi.hmnmh ing_Accomt fribrng® AN WILL TARE N £ NoNE o All Tickets s Ay Aeme S i D L OMARA TICKET OFFICES—_1324 Faraham S, Cor. 14th, and at Union Pacific Depot. DENVER OFFICE—In Colorado Contrai and Union Pacifle Ticket ™ LASS e Route foot husband shot out with his right hand and knocked No. 2clear off the lower step. No. 1 was just rushing in, and six-footer thought he might as well kill two birds with one stone, s0 he gave him one on the jaw, and | A’ v;hen tired of walking around on | * % o their prostrate bodies he flung them v T omee. e tranpn g | e FELDESEERS paniier 5 0 down to the corner, looked at each '"‘ by Mossca.D. B. DEWEY & other in deep disgust and then seper- arated forever. It Was Not the Cat. Port Jervis Gazette. An amusing incident occurred at the quunt littlo hamlet cf Lakawaxen, e county, a few days ago. The lhro of the hour was a_young man holding a pesition as book-keeper at one of the well-known summer resorts. The heroine was a young, beautiful and sccomplished dameel of the neigh- borhood. Thoy were returning from the sanc- tuary, and the *‘fatal questiona” were boing put and snswered. The earth was wrapped in darknese, aud nothing was to be seen but now and then the faint flickering of a star. The dot- ing twain were nearly home, when somethingrubbedagainst the “lover’s” leg. Thinking it was a cat, he set his foot out gently and lifted the intruder out of the path. His doting compan- ion, loes cruel, persuaded _her idol to carey the kitten home. He could not. withstand her earnest pleadings, so he picked “pussy” up and placed it carefully in his arms, and began strok- ing it over the eoft fur with his hands. Everything was happivess for a mo- ment, and ther those few faint twink- ling stars disappearedas 1f by magic, that gushing matd uttered one pier- cing scream, while he on whose arm sho had leaned 5o lovingly, grasped his nassl organ with one hand and amid the greatest agony exclaimed, “Skunk, by gum!”. The “cat” was allowed to depart, and the loving twain have made a vow to never have a “purty pussy” in their domicile. years Chronic Catarrh. 2.5 McDoxaip, 710 Broadway, Law) Cured of 40 years Chronic M. JAcOB SWARTZ, Jr., 200 Warren su, Jersey City, cured of 18 years chronie Gatare A B horn, 183 Montagus St brookisa, (self o o) cured of Catareh. A. MoKz Pres,, 53 Broad St, N .Y.: y family nxpel'hme:d immediato rli cure for an obstinate ) discane, 2t Jhle trting IRfiN TURBINE WIND ENCINE MANUFACTURED BY Mast, Foos & Co., Springfield, 0. The Strongest and Most Durable WIND ENGINE In the World. Hundreds in uso tn lowa sud Nebraska ~Sold by Doalers in nearly every county. This cut represents our Buckeye Force Pump which is particulariy adapted to Wind Mill use, ss it works easily and throws a constant stream, and does not freeze up in the cold- est weather. Send for price list to W. H. RAYNER, Over indulgence 1n eating and drinking, whereby the liver i+ disorganized and the system deranged. The suffering resulting from dyspepsia is very terrible, and the tient can get relief the bet- ter. There is no remedy 8o effectual for the cure of this disease as Simmons’ Liver Regulator. D. B. Dobson, 3. D., of Deer Park. ys: “T have used the Regulator 'fih' months, and find it has cured me entirel psia. It is the best medi- NO HOUSE COMPLETE without a bottle of SOZODONT. As & mouth wash it is most sanative; as a toilet article a luxury, and its regular use from earlyyouth to old age, would tend to secure and maintain beautiful and healthy teeth. It is also most economical, as a fow drops upon a brush is all that is needed for efficacy and pleasure. ONLY EFFECTUAL KIDNEY REMEDY AND SPECIFIC FOR Bright s Discase, Diabetes, Norvous Debility, "Pain in the Back, Loins or Side, D: Gravel, Inconfinence aud Reter ot Urlne,and Femalo Complaints. Send for our treatiso on the Kidneys, ent.tled ““Echoes You Should Heed,” little pamphlet containing a great deal of Information free. Excelsior Kidney Pad Co., SOLE PROPRIETORS, A fow drops of Spaulding’s Glue on a brash, properly applied, holds like & vice. 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W above reward. for any case of * Sompisint Dyspepsia, Sck Hoadaeno, Ioc or Costiveneas we cannot Sure with West's Vogetable Liver Fils, whenthe | GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICING TRADE MARK.The Great TRADE_MARK. s After Tahng that follow a8 m-n of Self-Abuse ; of Memory, Un(nl-l Lassitude, Plln ln m Dimness of Vision, Premature Ol et foud b A JOYFUL ANNOUNCEHENT. that at iles has been ot e oy Al o roipe 1 ‘addressiug JThe Gray Medicine Co. No. 10 Mechanics’ Drraor, Mada: SOLD IN OMAHABY J. K. I8k, AND | 'BY AL DRUGGISTS EVERY! tothday M. R. RISDOIN, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. - 8.E. COR mnl-utn. ‘weh8dl Omahs, No Offce SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE—2 New Montgom- For information, 'nlfl maps, etc., not ob- tainable a¢ Home Tiekes' Office; addrese an agent of the Company, or MARVIN IWG'HITI' W. H- STENNETT, Gen'l ) Ao o, Lo P Adeat, JAMES Y Dull Smaha & Counc'l Blufts. s;Wmcmc St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Sioux City Route! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE ! From Council Blufis to ST. PAUL, SPEED, SAF Aln MIFER‘I’ logant Draving Room and oozt T v v oy e pany, run Through Without Charge, betw een 1eaching Sloux City at 10:20 p. m aod Bt. Paui t11:06'8. m., making 2*TEN HOURSI’!Anvuml oF ANY Retaming,lesre 86 Paal st 830 m., arve- tng at Sioux Clty &:46a. m., and Upion asor Dapot, Coanell Biste at $50 ra- 7B pursthat your ket red via <8 0 & © Superintandeat, Missouri Valley, I P. £ ROBINSON, Aot Gen' s Agent. i osiTaR Shwestors Frelght. and Agees =<~ il 1~ o SHORT LINE |; isso. THE K. C., ST. JOE&C. B.R.R., Is the only Direct Lino to LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. No change of cars between Omaha and 8¢, Louls and but one between Omabia and New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS REACHISG ALL astern & Western Cities lcss charges and in advance of other lines. e is equipoed with Pullman's alace Sieeping Cars, Palace Day Coach- exMiller's Safoty Plaworm and Coupler_and the _celebrated Westinghouse Alr-Drake. £FSEE_THAT YOUR TICKET READSTY 227Via Kansas City, St. Joseph and &2 &2rCouncilBluffs B.R.,via SR3. &2 Joeandst. Louls. ¥ Tickete for sl at. all coupon stations 1 the ST. T BarNaRD, Gen'l Supt., Donglas, Union Block, O 308, TEHON, maba. A. B, BARNARD, Pass. Agcnt, Omaha _Gek'l Agent, Omaha. SURE GUR And ALL DISEASES of ths Throat and Lungs. For Coughs,Colds, i». Asthma, Consun; Put Up in Quart Slze Bottles for Family Us ([1] "“Rock and R ICATED article made, the GENUINE taving Extract from Report of the Commi. TREASURY D a8 & medicinal preparaiion Revised & uncqumnv:n wiTH TH E_BY EXAMININ PARTY -\*){L!\), - eras to * 0t S hedale A, £ Apothe e For Information hot ohtathubic At your b A. KIMBALL, Gen'l Superintendent. " THROUCH TO CHICACO Without Change of Cars! IEE CHICAGO, BURLINCTON &EE’I-HGY With Smmooth and Pertact Track, Elegant Paseen Ror Coaches, and PULLMAN SLEEPINC & DINING CARS. Ttisacknowled p.m,u..y._..ux.n Tho travl ArronTap and over It to be the Basy "Max6%D Road n the Country. PASSENGERS GOING EAST Should bear In mind that this 1s the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO, And Polnts East, North and Nortuwest. Passengors by this Roate have cholcs o FOUR DIFFERENT BOUT}}S. ONNB A0 the Adrivags of SIX Daly Palace Slee] u“ New York Ony Without Change. Al Espree Tries on 38z aro e o ingions Bt A B i aplars o most ertoct o uplors, nuwlmmlumnmlflun ‘Aro ru o the Burllagion Route cerning Boutes, Rates, Time ious, otc. wil be choorfally. gifen by -:rlylng at the Gffice of the Juun St Omat, Nebraska PERKINS, W. ] Taont 3. 0. PHILLI CHAS. SHIVERICK. - FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHENS WINDOW SHADES. And everything Upe rtaining to the Furniturs and pholstery Trade. A GOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICHS. OELAS SHIVERIC 1208 and 1210 Farnham Stre( L Improved Buckeye e Combined Riding Corn Cultiva? cr FOR 1880. S Y DISEASES, i Li JER COMPLAINTS, Ceonstipation and Piles. | K, Bout) Hero, Vt., says, 4 TRo: \oher, RCMTLD, of St Albans, Vi, * saye, “it bs of privelces value. After sixtn | {ycurn of great suffertng from Pilcs ad Cor- enens it complotely murcd me.” 0. 5. HOGABON, of Ecrksbire, says, “one Kagehasdone wonders fr me In com- BECAUSE IT ACTS ON THE' NEYS AT THE SAME TIME. poundcnd can be sent by mail prepaid. Onepackage will makesix qtsof medicine. TRY IT NOW : 5 T - i ring a severe Liver and Kidn-y & LIVER,THE BOWELE AND KID- ¢ KIDNEY-WORT is adry vegetablo com- £ MANUFACTUREDBY S. P. MAST & C0.,SPRINFFIELD, . They also rake Buckeye Improved Iron Beam Walkin: Cultivator, with or without Srings. The New Force Feed Buckeye Drill, one or two Horse Inquire for them at the best dealers. PUGH Gen, Agent Umaha, PAD" e z,‘-.,: a2 y A, O , December 29, m; a0 4nd hitherto tinown remedy . | The Dn. Bosssuodsuicet . 1 ases of the Kldneys, Bladder,and Urinary Organs. 1t will positively cure Diabetes, Gravel, Droj fruma Chioi = z.lrlfltl Disease, Inlhlln’ 10 retain or nv:l' laedor, hig - Crinating, Weakness, and ] Femal Urine, Catarrh of the B ‘urine, Painful n-.l‘ xns—1 foel under many ‘the reliet afforde. me medicine, Dr. Bomzko's Ki bave boen o8 many vears & camatiam, ‘s: most o hotiles, and takinz the i1 Pariter It svodesaternal medicines, o certin i 1 | medicines, is a0d cures when nol mwmxnwrm —— the price, 2. DAY KIDNEY PAD fl.. PROP'RS, Toledo, O.B address for onr little book, Send your Whows Lite was AMES K 16K, Agest tor Nebrasks thing else ca: B = Dr. Bosanko’ | tiome and Pl st om ‘Address |Tho Dr. Bosanko Medioine Oos’ IQUA, OHIO. Immzx I F. GooDusy, Uhiwas, Ougle,