Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 2, 1880, Page 3

.46 EEG béfon Ntltw’Pubé“. DR.C.McLANE'S LIVER PILLS are ot recommended as a remedy * for all the ills'that flesh is heir to,” but in affections of the Liver, and in ail Bilious Complaints, Dyspeps ick Head- ache, or discases of th:n character, they without a rival. “ACUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used pre- paratory o, or after taking quinine. As asimple purgative they are unequaled. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The genuine s never sugarconted. Bach box has s red-wax seal on the 1id, it theimpreaton MLANES LIVER PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa- tures of C. McLaxz and Frexix Bros. Insist upon having the genuine S LiVER PILLS, pre- pas FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being full of imitations of the name Me Lane, spclled differently, hnt t same pron unciation. eomu, BRONCHITIS AND CONSUMPTION. ':-umn Knn-n DW“ says about " pum i kK paspe o omawpeas S wREPREE FEng ?_%E fi.m. e, Sl Gl & . Toll-Gate N‘o‘ 2. Fieiars. very 87 { ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. WM, SIMERAL, TTORNEY AT *LAW—Cempbeil's 13th Street, between Farnham and OMAHA, NEl L. THOMAS, TORNEY AT LAW—Loans 10vey, buys and selis real estate. Room 8, Oreighion wesk 12 da fawt tvee. A © {x A. C. TROUP, DEXTER L. TROMAS, A TIORNEY AT Law—Orslclanick s buld 2 s A. M- CHADWICK, TIORNEY AT LAW—Offce 1504 Farbam ir et A. SWARTZLANDE Amnvn AT LAW—Cor. 18th and WILLIAK A FI!IIDA. WM. L PEAII)II'. \WYER —Office—In ton Block, ext to L Toa Oren, Guthia, NESRASEA: 2%Patenis Prooured."e®, WOTARY PUBLIC. OCOLLECTIONS E. D. MCLAUCHLIN. EY AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF AT FEASE-Soutbeas corver Fiasih 45dDouglssst. £ Collections Promptly Attended to. W 'BRIEN & BARTLETT, Attorneys-at-Law, OPFICE-Unitn Block,Fifteenth ané Faraham} A. L. ROBISON. TTORNEY AT LAW.—Room MIMI AT A N D.s. Bfl“o‘. ATTORNEY AT LAW. KARBACH BLOCK, COR. DOUZ- & I5TH 878, | b OMAHA, NEB. W. J. Connell, Attorney-at -Law. Office:—~Proui rooms, up stairs, fu_Hansoom's now brick bailding, MoV corner Fifteenth and ‘Strecta. Pr— Guss R Ravor. REDICK & REDICK, Attorneys-at-Law sttention wil bo given to &l sults lowt tions of ov a; i T e G o the Bugte aut the nited States. Ofico, Faruham Bt Court House. ADAMS & SIMERAL, TTORNEYS AT LAW—Room 6 Douglas strevta. C. F. MANDERSON, TTORNEY AT LAW—242 Omaba Nobraska PARKE CODWIN, TTORNEY AT LAW—lith ‘and . Dosne T W T. Ricuarvs. 6. J. Hoxz RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorneys-at-Law. Orrioa—215 South Fourtoenth Stroet. hanne lin & small bost ANADA, Fraxcevi, Welnesday January 21 Snoon. AMERIQUE, 8. Joucuo, Wednoaday Fobrusty 1la. , Tevomis, Wednesday, February Ala FRICE OF PASSAGE (including wine): B P Thrn Cuin 6100 b, Second Cabun55; Sicerne, 336, includlog vioe beddiog | & out, § Broadway,X. . o. 314, West it 'LOUIS DE BEBIAN, FRANK E. MOORES, U. Seamenin OWAL, ¥ER SR T oo, e KENNEDY'S EAST INDIA AND BEYVERA G, ‘NOTLAWNSNOD ‘wyuomoFuvie(] SN0 A FAMILY TONIC wepwwmeny ‘wiscedsdq 307 ‘na BITTERS ! ILER & GO, BOLE MANUFACTURERS, OVMAWA. Neb. GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDIOINA: TRADE d Ry The@reat -ADS MARK. (%% Enelien Remeey, Before Taking "5l After Taking, that follow s sequence of Self-Abuse; lom S L o ey e At et S wo-na-rmmam- e e . s o 1y il vy e e mou'r-du y‘g.'"f. ThQGr‘ lm :vn VHERR. SH(IW CASES wusTrACTORRD 3T J. OO WILD®E 1317 CASS ST., OMAHA, NEB, .fi;mmumul@‘ w ® (ar) 7:00 ou-n-?mm m. SIOUXCUTASE PATLRE mon, 1 do 2, dozen. Eo | Standard 'rm«o-.; B, ¥ case Standard Peaghes, 3, v case. ¥ case. TIORNEY AT MW—oflaP'I’n Bll“-fi‘“ - o Rl Y ol BN Plattamout Sop ‘SRIDGE DIVISION U.P.B.R. ouey TRATE. Omahs Wholesale Markets, Only Direct Line to France, S Oysters, 3 can MEMLTMISATUITIG GIIIPAI A Weight G 3 ndow Glase, 60 per cont. dis- el 1y HARDWARE. mox. Owuama, June 1, 1880. EEoneonebatl EE Eu ......f..,......fl..... £223323888833883 “ ssuEnsnss I3 EEEHGEE BES EEBERESEEES . 35 Drummondrille Is situsted on the St. Francis river, and the northern di- vision of the Soutbern railway, Can- ada, passes through it. - Several years 2go the prevailing wood which grew in the vicinity was white birch, which docs not, we believe, make firat-class fire-wood, but which appear o be the for the manufac:ure of spools. This probably was the rewon why Drummondville was selected as the lace in which to locate these fs ries, and tho farme's in the vicinity cn’ always find a ready market for this kind of wood at about $2 50 and $300 percord. The woed, after be- ing delivered to the factories, is first sawed into pieces about four foet long and from &n inch to an ioch and a halt -888 8888888 BEN BE6S8 BB NB snzs uwsme noeen B 888 833888 8% 3838 888% Brnw woe ~avee SREER 'r'hi.‘ '|'n' 'n.n.,' p.; gdl Sl R g 828 ) 8828 EBEEE I SRSSRATILSRSTBA 28888 7 f EF;; i ; £Ei g i§§§ SZ3ZEBRIIIIRY. E g, zgf £ 288888 ; do Glove kid. Boot Webbing, ¥ bolt. HARNESS No. 1 Pittsburg Oak. No. 3 Pittsburg Oak. No. 1 Cincinnatti Oak. No. 2 Cincinnatii Oak. No. 1 Hemjock. No. 3 H R square, sccording to the mize of the spool it is desired to make. These picccs are put into a dry-house and | now inveation s very simple, easily | put on to old or new locomotives. It Tequires 8 new stack or saddle, or & modification of the old one, which connected with a cast iron cham: the exhaust base a pipe leads about uarter of the wasts steam; this is orced into the chamber, and creates a great draft through the air pipe, and also draws down the hot products of combustion from the stack. The Stem, sparks, and dust are driven with terrific force through and down a peculiar cast_iron ehisld, meeting the hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen, with the carbon ta the fire box, and the result is almost perfect combus- tion. The saviog in fuel, wood or coal, is fully one third, as proved by thoroughly dried, from whence they are taken into the factories and given tothe roughers, who, in an incredi- bly short space of time, bore a hole in the centrs, & couple of inches desp, turn about the esme space and then cut off the length required for a spool The machines used for this purpose are revolving planers, in the centre of which is arevolving giblet orbit, and immediately to the right a small cir- cular saw with a gauge set to the proper size for the spools. The roughers receive one and a half cents per groas for their work, and experi- enced men c3n turn out from one hun- dred to one hundred and thir'y gress per day. The round blocks pass from thsm to the finishers, who place them in machines which give them the shape of spcols, and make them quite smooth The spcols are thrown loorely into a large cylinder, which revolves slow- ly, to that tte spools are polished by the con: fo time. On be'ng tak the cylinder they are placad in a hop- per with sn opening at the bottom, through which they pass down a alide for inspection. Here the inspector sits and watches closely to see that no imperfect spools are allowed to pass, very small knct or scratch is suffi¢cient to condemn them. They are packed in large hoxes, made the proper s'se, and no additional packing is needed. The packers receive one quarter cent per gross for packing, and a amart boy who is accustomed to the work can k about two hundred gross per dsy. Oue proprictor ships over two million spools per month to Eogland, and another firm ships over o illion spools to Glasgow, Scot- land. P.ultry on the Farm. To keep poultry on the farm is econ- omical, When s farmer keeps a herd of cowe, & flock of shesp, together with horses and boge, there is slwass room on the farm for 8 good stock of poultry. Even when sll the co suoep and hegs are kept ht, there lm.uly to keep a pig, ih order that the refuse aud house slops may bo utilized; the ssme tense that poultry are valuable—they are the seavengers of the farm. There is no class of fowls that require very much room on the farm._Still, they do require room and attendance, ‘and it is possible to keep them in such a shiftless manner that they will be found ubprofitable. All kinds of poultry may be kept, pro- vided they may have the run of the bera-yard; but they mustbe kept in such & maoner as to prevent their ravages in garden and grain fields. Tarkeye, ducks, geese and hens may be kept all summer without using one squsre yard of room available for any other_purpose. Care should be ob- served, in providing for ducks and goese, that they may not have the privilege—for such they will deem it —of fouling the water required for the stock, or making themselvgg, a nuisance in any other mauner. Young chickens and turkeys will re- quire some care for the firat fow weeks of their existence;’ after that they may be trusted to care for_themselves to a grest extent Poultry may be raised and a'fiock of hens kept, pro- ducing eggs all summer without the outlay of ono dollar for grain. Sour milk from the dairy is very good for young poultry, and there are many other articles of refuse on the farm that can be profitably used for th maintenance of fowls. Now, why luxuries egge during summer, and also of P poultry more than they dot I know that it is too often the case that all the eggs produced on thefarm are sold for groceriea and other small items of Anthricite . Blowburg ananks SSSSSS Towa Nut. ‘White AT Facts that We Know. 1t you sre suffering with_a severo cough, cold, asthma bronchitis, con- sumption, loss of voice, tickling in the throat, or any affection ot the theoat or Jungs, we know that Dx. Kixo’s Naw Ducovery will give you immediste relief. We know of hun- dreds of cases it has completely cured, and that where all other medicines had_ failed. - No other remedy can show one-half s many permanent cures. Now to_give you satisfaotory proof that Dz. Kiva's Nzw Discov- ExY will cure you of Asthma, Bron- , Hay Fover, Consumption, Se- vere Coughs and Oolds, Hoarseness, or any Throat or Lung Disease, if you will call at J. K. Inz Drug Store you can get a trial_bottle froe of cost, or & rogula~ size bottle for $1.00 jan161y(3) 1Am Al Plaved Out (A Medicine, not o Drink,) cosTaINs household expenses. I know that too often all the poultry are sold to thy butcher, and that sometimes the f er_does not taste a fresh egg ors chicken during the enttre year. _ This is uawise. With little caro suficient #ggs can be produced not only to make a profitable item In the farmer's come, but also to enable him to gratify s tastofor [reah oggtaa well. Poul 2 cheaply a1 any He Blowed it Out. Cleveland Leader. Last night & young man who bore that sppearance of freshness 'hw.h invariably distinguishea the del from the interior, climbed the dell house stairs, secompanied by bis bride, who had ssiled tlu matrimonial a with him at that time for the short period of eight hours. The young man took the call-book and inscribed therein with trembling, nervous hand the legend, “John Smith, ille, Ohio,” The clerk, after explaining to the young man the proper place to llgh hu name assigned him _» The bell boy, passing ummgn Bk soon after, detected the odor of gas, and being_remarkably keen on the scent, traced it to room-33. Thumying lustily on the door the boy. soon sroused the inmates, and the young man from the country inquired what was wanted, The buy asked him if he had retired, to which the guest re- plied: “Gol darn it, yes! blowed out *he Jamp and went o bed long ago.” Upon being told that that was just e opomod ke e e ate kg and o loor and after ;‘fifilvapa:lh:m lesson in the art :’( ting and extinguishing & gas je itk eonehm-.u- g — Locomotive Smoke Consumption. A new smoke consumer was triedon Thursday on a locomotive running out of Boston on the Old Colony raiirond. The Advertiser says: The locomotive was run at full , the fireman shoveling coal, and sing the door aa it ; the en- gine with the train backed down and stopped; the steam that consumes the smoke was shut of, and the enging ran by, the fireman ‘shoveling in coal and then closing the door, showing a plain engine with smoke from the stack; the locomotive ran up aud d as any ordinary engine, show- iments were quite successful, and the vast quantity of smoke which zl.lod bm.rlun lhol fireman— e enj runass iy el ‘and son) cured of Catarrh. A Appetite, retres! n..v aad_color, 8n containing » great deal of information our experiments.” An engine on the road isstated to e 1,000 pounds of coal on every trip between Boston and AN OPEN AMONG THE LADIES fascinatin; tints of anplexlon for wh:;:jg arti- ficial, and all who will take the trouble may secure them. These roseate, bewitching hues follow the use of Hagan’s Mag- nolia Balm—a delicate, harm- lseslsd::d always relllblc article, The _brilliant, dies strive are chiefl all dru The Magnolia nlm conceals every blemish, removes Sal- lowness, Tan, Redness, Erup- tions, all evidences of excite- ber, affixed to one, two, or ~VIA THE— three of the lower' flues, £ the boi'er. Into the chamber a3 air SECRET Chicago & Northwestern pipe from the outside is attached;from RATLWAR. 2,380 MILES OF ROAD | e It s the SHORT, SURE and Safe Route Between. COUNCIL BLUFFS CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE ‘and all points EAST and NORTH. IT OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIC GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN AXY THER ROAD "1 It1s the ONLY ROAD between OOD’NUIL me lm‘l OHICAGO PUI.LEAN HO‘I’}}L CARS| Wood's Holl ment and every imperfection. 14diton to hems and o plense i clames of Its effects are immediate and i B PRCLOS SR Aavice as to Kissing. sonatural that no human bei L e e Burington Hawkeye. No, Ethel; nd, we don’t suppose “clerical kissiog” is any worse than the other. The worst thing about it soems to be that it is more readily and certainly found out aud psople make a greater fuss about it. Kiss your pastor if you wish and if he wish- e it, but, Ethel dear, remember this, although you kiss him never so dark- ly; in the hall, behind the door, down in the cellar in the dark, dowa in a coal mine evea, it will ba in the pa- pers_ next morning, though mevera word will bo_said about those two times you kissad your cousin Tom on the front veranda at noon while the procession was going by. Buckien's Arnica Salve! The Best SALVE in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fover Sorcs, Tetter, Chapp- ed Hands, Clnlblunl, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satiafac- tiod in every case or money re fanded, Price 25 cents per box. For sale by 8dly J. K. ISH, Omaha. 147, 209, Swallowing POISON. IN CATARRHAL MUCEOUS, causes: FOUL BREATH and disgustiog expectoration; ORACKLNG PAINS in the head and forchead; DDEAFNESS and loss of smelling power; BRONCHITIS, Hay Fever, and other diseacs. THE ACTION OF CATARRHAL VIRUS throogh the mucous mimbrane has been Snaly diseor. i""WEl DE MEVER'S CURE, THE ONLY SNGWN KEMEDY for ase divssce o curtaln in ‘e oloct a8 vaacinaion to szt m arti for Bi a0d W, and @, MoKxivr, Gov's. tor, 167 Mot Bt., D carod ot very bad Buronlc Cutaren, = R G. Buu .84 Lord & Taylor, Broadmy, m..uz-r,m st ieast v % e, 1t Yord & Tulors Bwdmy, | At Troeare s iy — C. Howzs, 39 W. Washington Squar CATARRR 30 TEARS! Gured by ‘oo Clw,t\xndnll!l)-mcnmnle&l- e, A B. Thorn. 155 Montague S, Brookiya, (..u cKinxx, R. B Pres., 58 Broad St ity amily experienged immediate ek DRWE DE MEYERS PAMPHLET with the B S0 Feriand s ,me acqusition of flesh ‘attendant upon the re- s priceles nvigorant 14 carries o s s ocoul cor Iy Init'ates ar cluson. _Digestion is restored and forded 1o exch il susaining organ b3 tho B uuuu, ‘which fs Inoffeusive even CURES COLIC IN MAN OR BEAST, CURES COLIC IN MAN OR BEAST. CURES ASTHMA, CURES ASTHMA. GURES CATARRH, CATARRH. CURES LAMENESS, CURES LAMENESS. GURES NEURALOIA, CURES NEURALGIA. CURES_PILES. CU: BOLD IN OMAHA BY ALL DRUGGISHS G0 to Your Druggist Lo Mise aal Dyes. For brightnoss w anequatied. Golor 3 10 ity ONLY EFFEOTUAL KIDNEY REMEDY AND BPECIFIC FOR 1t Disease, Tiabotes, Nervous Deblly, in the Yack, Loins o Sids, Drorey, Gravel, Incontinence aud Urinayiad Femmae Commpiante. on theKidneys, et.tled ould Hood. u litle pmmphlet Excelsior Kidney Pad Co., SOLE PROPRIETORS. 430id by D. W. SAXE & CO., Omaha W ] 72,99 pounds sutsister mstlie IRON TURBINE WIND ENGINE This cut represents our Buckeye Force Pump which is particulariy adapted to Wind Mill use, as It works easily and throws s constant stream, and does not freeze up in the cold- price list to can detect its application, - Proposals for Indian Supplies and Transportation. ““fi’%w&m o Lyva b the Bt Travling o o wm.”'h':"?v'onorfl; E Al Tickets Agents can sell you Throwgh ‘nnhumm.mdmcn ey o Charg. " INTERIOR, Office iton, May v for Flour, Clo'ning, or Tanafoiaton, 10, =T ] nnmueo OFFICE—1 New Moatgom- be,) and directed to the of Indian Aftsirs, Nos 65 and. 67 3 be_rec: 4l 11 A, M. of Mond: 000 " poun Blanke ico, , and ces, wuct as Wagons, Forks, ‘Al Transportation forsuch o the suppli goods, aod rtiion that may mof be. contpsciad %0 'be delivered at the Azencies. BI08 XUST 35 wion ot 0% G "8 n..m- showing the kinds and quantities of plies required fo- each Agency, “ho kind nd bon , time ani aco of delivery, terma of contract and ent, will bo furnished ‘upo e Indian Offco.in Washingts oster § reet, New Yorx; .30 Clinton Place, New H| Lyen, No. 463 Broadw o the Commssarle the opening. Crvrirmo Cat cxs. A1 b mos ey by cort checks upon some Unif A ’ M Commirmior. MANUFACTURED BY Mast, Foos & Co., Springfield, 0. The Strongest and Most Durable WIND ENGINE In the World. Hundreds in use In fows and Nebraska Sold by Dealors in nearly every county. est weather. Send for W. H. RAYNER, Woestern Ag't, Omabs, Neb. CURES RES PILES, STAHDARDM SHOT| B |l MARTIN -nm.qmn. Pries 81 ‘Boen i use 20 Bomia e 20 yers sovIT. ns“"“'flll B2ST IN MARKET. “Block Tin, Pipo and Solder, Lot 01 ‘and Oil Cak ORDERS SOLICITED. 70 NORTH CLINTOM STREET, Gfl% NERVOUS DEBILITY Humphrey: 3 Vital We the most suc- ‘vials aod large vial e e o peist ed un . June 7th, 1650, for fur. ‘Dishing for the Indiaa servioe aboat 500,000 Ibs. Eacon 40,000,000 pounds Beef on the hoof, 123,000 beans, 65,000 pounds Baking Powder, 000 Pounds Corn, 358,000 pounds Colle Flour, 212,000 pounds Fecd, fard Bread, 5, e Ale Woolen and Cotton Good émn-mlu in p.n of Tickin d Calico, 900,000 yards ware, Me 1ong ik of ‘Harn ss,Plows, Rakes, quantities, in”groes, of ali other goods and articles, together with blank 8 tration £ 'Tnh;“ut or s Homeopathic &ndty Soecific No. 28. x vl or b £ pi B ity *’.i‘i""".."‘fi‘f.‘.‘ Gl Vit sy agunt of the Compaay, of MARYIN HoGHITT, @0, JAMES T. CLARK, Gen'l Ag't Omaha & Counel Biutts. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC AXD St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The 0ld Reliable Sioux City Route ! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTH! From COUNCIL BLUFES to ST. PAUL, MINNBAPOLIS, DULUTH, or BISMAROK, St e e R e A S SPEE&ESAFE“ AND COMFORT L Elegant Drawing Boom wod Sieeping Corniwned and contrlled by the com- [ irough With.ut Change, bety aioh Pacifle Transter Depot, Comnel mm. aud 8t. Paal. Trains leave the Union Paci Traner Depotat Councll Bluths, at 13 p = roaching Sioux City at 10:30 . Pac WIS, m ), makng prrEN HOURS 1 Apvaxos or ANY Otame Rours. mmmn-, lesre 8. Paul at 320 3, City o snd n: Tnnsler Depon, Gounail Hiafhe are shat your tiokets red via 3. . i R n NSO, An't Go ». . KO SoRTAN Soutbmestera Frelght and Pluencor Agent. Council Biutts SHORT LINE 1880. THE K. ., §T. JOE&C. B.R.R, ST. l'?: EE:?N& m’l‘;:l:fi" EAST No change of ears betwoen Omaha and 84, Louls ‘and but one betwoen Omaba and New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS RuACHIRG AL Eastern & Western Cities With less charges andin advance of other lines. Thj entire ine o equipped with Pullman's lace Day Coache Piatform _snd ot sandant Mionr! Talr, o, EFSEE_THAT YOUR TICKET READSEM 227 Via Kanms City, St Joseph and W & CouncilBluffs K.R.,via 8104 &2 JosandS. Loais. WA Tickots for ele st &l coupon satlons | the J.'F. BARNARD, A. C. DAWES, Dongins Usion Bock, Guab, a8 hnuw CHICACO Without Change of Cars! TECE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & QUIHGY RAILROAD. Wik ool nd Pefit Trk; Kiogact Fae- PULLMAN BLIEPIIIE l fllllll} CARS. 1t s acknowledged by the Prems, and all who ‘ravel over it, to be the Hest Appoiated and Best Mauaged Road in the Country, PASSENGERS GOING EAST 8hould bear fn mind that this is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO, And Pointa East, North and Northwest. Passengers by this Route bave ehoies of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, And the Advantage of Six Daily Lines of Frlace Bloeping Cars from o New York Oity ‘Without Change. Trains on’ mu Tine ars equipped with Ar Brake PPULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND DINING CAS Are run on the Burllagton Route. Information_concerning Routes, Rates, Time Comactions e Wil b4 cheerfuily given by g A% the offce of the Burlington Koute, 318 Fouitecntis Sive c.g PERKiNS, T, roager. Gen, Weet'n Pass. 2.0 pnu.un Bt Jou., Mo, ral'Agent, Omaba. L, tebs.dty ‘Ticket Agent, Omaba. Freoman's 'and durabi s E. W, BM’IGIWID & CO. Magutactarers of Lead Pips, Shes? sad Bar Lesd 2 action of thess ;&tm}%flf poveer to throw o iy Saller Billous iy hrveented with Vot mnuua over disor mervous or. s, 5700 mm e ok e ’ Bisavic G0 SURE GUR DOX T BE DECEIY For Coughs,Colds, Brn(llilu Asthma, Consumption, And AL, DISEASES of ths Throat and Lungs. Put Up in Quart Size Bomes for Famlly Use. pom v o Extract from Report of the Commxssmner of Internal Revenus: TREASURY DKPAKTS| Measrs. LAWRENCE & MARTIY, Gnm ‘without rendering them liab's Yours Respecifully, Lawrence & Martin, Chicago, Sole A; e, Grocers and General Deaiers everywhero , wiil supply the trade at manfacturers pries. ‘EILM WHO 18 UNACH AIlTlD WITH THE - OYANTEDWITH TUE cioomarAY oc " ta magnifcently Dy perfect, and ita Wasiiixaron, D. ., Jan T, OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUS, 1 5 ing %o Apothecarics, aad Other Persas B. RAUM, Commisatoner. N £HI3 SOUNTRY, wie CHICAGO ROGK ISLAND & PAcIF]c R. R. 18 ’I‘KB GREAT ('O'i\ECTNH LI\K BFTW!‘E‘( 'l'IlE EAS’I‘ & THE WE o, ot ligea span the ‘.m Sasours ivers ac elt Bept e ORI HROUGH LINS AR 4- P s oot At Caic, ...»n-m. all diversing Itnes ton o East and CHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS WINDOW SHADES. And everything ]};emining to the Furniture and pholstery Trade. A GOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICHS. OHAS SHIVEBERIOK . 1208 and 1210 Farnham Streel. - FOR Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivater 1880. MANUFACTUREDBY 8. P. MAST & CO0.,SPRINFFIELD, 0 They also make Bucksye Improved Iron Heam Walking Cultivator, with or without Srings. The New Force Feed Buckeye Drill, one or two Horse Style. Inquire for them at the best deals H. PUGH, Gen. Agent. Umaha, Neb. new and and hitherto unknown remedy fo i tlsonses of the Kidneys, Biadder,and Urizary Organs. I pokinly coe Dibcin, v Llnnr-‘ Disess, 1o rine, Catarrh ot the m.-m. bigh coomd BhCk Qeneras v..n.-,vm""”" r—: Complaiata. JHons what Exayor many nighls’sieen. pidass » REUMAT'r CURE ANKU HOME TESTIMONY. Garvey, an infinentia e ‘most excruciath and_depriving mo of exc ing pains, depriving number