Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 24, 1880, Page 3

438 Yearsbeforethe Publie. THE CENUINE DR.C.McLANE'S LIVER PILLS not recommended as a remedy “ for fiag ills that flesh is heir to,” but in affections of the Liver, and in all Bilious Complaiats, Dyspepeia. and Slek Head: s, or diseases of that character, the) stand without a rival. % ACUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used pre- paratory to, or after taking quinine. As @ &hple purgative they are unequaled. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The genuine are never sugar-coated. Eac S tbe tares of C. McLant and Fisxixo Bros. 28 Insist upon having the genuine Ds. S.‘.\LLA,\'? S LIVER PILLS, pre- ared by r bears the signa- FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being full of imitations of the name MeLane. lled differently, MOTHERS, READ! GasuampSramon, K3 Gusmuauay: The demand for Allews’ Lung Balsam Is increasing constantly. The “here a 1o medicine eual 0 1t for Croup ©.'s. MARTIN, Druggiet. femtous. 7_objectstofin d. stam) %26, DR E.C ABR Y @ufilo N. ATTORNEYS-AT-UAW. WM, SIMERAL, TTORNEY AT LAW—Campbeil's Block, O b weon Farmpars and Dougiat OMAHA, NI D. L. THOMAS, Azrok.\'" AT LAW—Loens morey, buys and sells rosl estate. Koom 8, Creighton Bicok b ————— Parnham, bet. 9th and 100 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION THE MAILS. Zewg s Frg bead] aEugmBax o1 #n) - o wa#po © opawpacn 14 i THO) Strests. Framing, 18 ft. and upder.. Taoh, add. . over I8, per M Fenging, No. 1 1210 20 . z 0. Sheeting, dressed, No. 1. e iNo: s m. v Bom 1210 . m Sundays. AAS . HALL, Posmsstes. ArrivalandDeparture osTrains .. 8000 m. | Exprom — | out of Omabs te Unlon OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN ANDSIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROADS, A. C. TROUP, TTORNEY. AT LAW—Offics In Hanscom's Block, with Georgo E. Pritchett, 1608 St OMANA, NEB. ~ DEXTER L. THOMAS, AT AT LAW—Crulcknank s Bulld 8. g TN e A M. GHADWICK, Arl;’:k:r' AT LAW-—Office 1504 Farnbam A. SWARTZLA TTORNEY AT-LAW—Coz. 1th snd Farnbam st may2st WILLIAM A. FONDA. TTORNEY AND COUNEELOR AT LAW. Room No. €, Freater Block, opposite Post os. . OMAHA, NEB. WM. L. PEABODY, LAm_mln ton Block, next to Post Office, OMAHA, NEBRABEA. 2e-Patents Procwred. @R NOTARY PUBLIC. COLLEOTIONS MADR £ D. MCLAUCHLIN. TTORNEY AT LAW AND JUSTIGE OF TRE PEACE—fouthesst corner Fifteenth Douglas st £ Collections Prowptly Attendsd to. Wl U'BRIEN & BARTLETT, Qauaba (V) Piatiamonth(arl0 KearneyPnoar)7:56 pm Bed Cloud (arr)7:68 pm Rloomington(sr)9:25pm REPUBLIOAN VALLEY RAILWAY. 0 Lokve Gouncll Biuths:—T: pom (OMAHA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY B. R. e asuve 425p.m. . Attornoys-at-Law, _OFFIGE Unton Block Fiteenth A. L. ROBISUH. ATTORNEY AT LAW. KARBACH BLOCK. COR. DQUD- & ISTH §TS. OMAHA, NEB. “W. J.Connell, |§ Attorney-at-Law, Offios: —Frout roons, 7 brick bailding, K. ¥. Forubian sireets. Jowx L. Ravict. Umas R, Renox. REDIOK & REDICK, Attorneys-at-Law J attention wall be given to all sulte corporations of ‘dessription ; will joo 1n A1 the Courts of the Siate snd the States. Office, Farahsm St, opposite Court House. roat Fifteeath sad ADAMS & SIMERAL, TTORNEYS AT LAW-—Room 6 AR5 1nd Dougies sirets ©. F. MAKDERSON, mmm\‘n TAW—243 Farnhem Btreet. AT et PARKE GODWIN, TTIORNEY AT LAW—1éth and Strsets, with G. ¥, Doane W.T. RicmaRDs. G.J. Hoxt RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorneys-at-Law. Omca—215 South Fourteerth Street. Only Direct Lime to France. CENERALTRANSATLANTIC COMPAN ETWEEN New York and Harve,Pier 43N.R oot of Morton st., pler of compsny. velrs by thia line a10id both transit by En Jsh rallway and the discomfort. of crossing the hanne lin a emall boat ANADA, Fravosui, Wedneedsy January 31 3noom. AMERIQUE, 2. Jovm, Wodnesdsy February s m. -+ FRANCE, Tuvpsus, Wednesday, February {}L‘né:"?»r PASSAGE (including wine): 70 SAVRE. - First Cabin, 100 a0dt6o: Second COMMERCIAL. Omaha Wholesals Marketa. Omaua, June 23, 1880, o 1o Hasscom's | B SYRI Extra choloe snd Brighs Tatls Drips. ... INED “5"Oysters, 2 1b cans, ¥ case. . o Wg:ht})m vare 515 9 case ight case Eion, 1 o dosen. do_ ' 21, dozen. Standard Tomatoes,2 Ib, ¥ case - w31, ¥ case Standsrd Peaches, 3 b, ¥ case. B 7 3 1, ¥ case Raspberries, 2 Tb, ¥ case. ‘Blackberries, 2 1B, Corn, 2 Apples, Cabun,$55; Steerage, $26,including wine,bedding. and ulnsils. 'LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Ageat, §Broadway,N.¥. O E SMOORE, Ko. 2, West Bids 1tk Street, . Farnham and Douglas, Next Doot o U. Express Office (Sigu of Pain o teamship.) OMAHA, NES. w2-8m KENNEDY'S EAST INDIA ‘NOILIWASNOD ‘syuemeSunie(y SNONIE weneWnevy ‘ewcedsiq Joy A FAMILY TONIC A ] & ILER & 00, SBOLE MANUFACTURERS OYIAWA, Neb. B T T Wank o Porsnde o GRAY'S SPECIFIO MEDIOIN: 5. The Great +ADE MARK. Y English A Remedy, W T O an untaiiing £ curotorSem- § inal Weak- f";\ ness, Sperma- R e i A Talsing £11 Dlaoases After Talki thst tollow an_sequenco of Selt-Abase; Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Back. Discons of Vicion, Prematare Old T4 ey otner Discascs that load o nesaiy OF P acicuiars T e pamaphlet, whieh rioatis th o0 i e e b e e 7 one. be sent frue by mail ca reccipt of the money s Jdresstug Ths Gray Medicin Ko, 19 e iocs: Demater SOLD IN OMAZABY J. &. 15k, AND BY 4 o SalcCsne iR SHOW CASES - XAXUPAOITRED BT J. O. WILD® 1517 OASS ST., OMAHA, NEB. £87A good ascortment &b A oot am jwas 2 band. W Gal, ¥ d o Narrow Fat gnld b, ¥ case.. String Beans, 2 Ib. per case.... SUNDRIES. Lope Candles, 160z. ch Lye,pericase. Broamper bushe. R m., 5:25 p. By b Pomy 5 Dail wm&y 113 282 g% Q Ze NnEs {=] wEEage R €06 10 0060 9RO RO IDRO 60 BRELRELNS SSHUBBSEL8LGABES Ehaex BRo owe 00 onen 8E8S # = s, 8 ifi:gs o BEHEES.oHES 58! B No. 3 Yeilow pine flooring, sIDING. No. 1 siding 2% No.z * 2 No.3 “ 2 No. 1 pickets, per M. N, g Dokt 2 No. 1 finish, 1, 13, and 2in. Mol ik Thn vt Cement, bbi Towa plaster, Michigan pla: No. 1 Pittsburg oak e No. 1 Pittsburg_oak % No. 1Cincinnati oak - No. 2 Cincinnati oak 2,12 t0 20 f 12888 . 2. Common boards, dressed . STOCK BOARDS. RBES R PICKETS. FINISHING.. HEH3H HEE 00 0 40 00 35 00 50 00 bulk, per bu e Mo Erves SEIIHIIZEL2L3A g POSTS| 55 4 ETC. High wines, pergal . 108 Alohol, 180 ber oent, porgal. 210 m h f 118 a 123 Miller’s bourbon whisky. 13 ‘Brandy, very fine, per gal.... 2 00a8 00 * " oommon to fing 150 150 12 1 50a3 00 200 150 750 700 25 00 23 00 1 50a3 00 1 5083 00 275 Bass & 225 Guinness Dublin stout . 225 HARNESS LEATHER. The greatcst benefacior is one who relieves pain and curoe discase. Dr- Silsbee has accom: both by his miraclous discovery of rapid sad infalli of development. 20,000 suffers t.sity 1o its virtue. i supposi«ory,, scting 85 &n_ibstrument, and we’cine. The relief i instent, and cure cer £1.00 per box. _Samples sent f.eeon “Anshosis” Depot, Box 3046, first-class druggists. It is well known that a relationshi) its between pil diseases and troubles. In Kidaey orewe have ' ‘remedy that scts on th restores health by Wenl-ymmd 8opt26d&s — 1 Am All Played Out 1s & commen complaintin hot weather. If of Kidney Wort u will at once feel its up the bealthy ac foel so, get a package ey et tonic It tion n‘ ‘the Kidneys, Bowel, and and thus restores the natural the body. COLIC IN MAN OR BEA! BEAST. COLIC IN MAN OR CURES OURBS _ CATARBH, 'SOLD IN OMAHA BY ALL DRUGGISTS. RUC for Miss Fr emn's NERVOUS DEBILITY 3 Vita' Weaknessand "ros- Humphre 833 23333 33 2338 3833 8838 3883888 1 | kind, it was pumping & column of w 1t is a simple pou tice constipation, ey ver, life and CURES ASTHMA. CUAES _CATARRH. CURES LAMENESS, CURES LAMENESS. CURES NEURALGIA, CURES NEURALGIA. AN ARRAPAHOE HUNT. REDUCING A BIG HERD OF BUFFALO TO A SKELETON. JAn Army Officer in the Baltimore American } While I have been ‘endeavoring, idea of the appesrance of the Arra- pahoes, the hunting party has mads 10@11 |rapid progress-and ove of the young 12 | warriorr, Bow fap in the lead, waving 17 T3 [his blanket infa peculisr manner, 11 12 | makes koown tohe hunters that the 11a12 | herd is near by, and taking a certain : 9 | courss will bring us windward of LUMBER. them. As the Sistance between the 520 00 | hunters and the-herd grows lers, the Bucks divest themselves of all their clothing save the breechclout, and the superfluous garments are haoded to their squaws for safe keeping, to- gether with the ponies they have been riding, s they now mount the fresh animals their better halves bring up to them. The old buffalo bull, actis as utmest guard, has heard a soun he can not explain; he turns to warn the unsuspecting herd of his ot sl- together groundless fears, when the whole party of Indiaus, like one man, give the ponies their head and sweep down upon the grazing herd. But not grazing now! for, as if by magic, the wholazerd becomes aware of the danger, snd with heads low and tails erect they are bounding over the level plain before them at a much faster rato than their lumbering bodies would lead one to suppose posible. The Indians, dashing up on the fianks of the moving column, pour in their deadly fire. Not waiting to see the result, they urge their ponies em, still fring (zometimes so near that the barrol of the rifle rests on the buffalo) as fast as they cau lead, till their pontes pause from exhaustion and the skeleton herd is bayord reach of their weapons. While pursuers and pur sued have been thus actively engaged the equaws have not been idle, for, as the huat ceases, you find them with their prck animals already on the field where the dead buffalo’s lie. The bucks, returning ride down slong the desd and dying, and polut out to their_squaws thoso they have slain, snd when tbe squaw has put her own individusl mark up- on them then she begins her part of the huat, which is skinning, cuttiog up and packing. I have seen 500 buffaloes killed in -the above manner, and I have never yet teard a dispute arise owing to a buck having mistaken animsl he had killed. It would seem as if the desd carcass had ‘‘a toogue in every wound that cried, ‘‘Pass me not g ; you killed me.” The squaws are natural butchers. There is not a miss-cut made in re- moviog the robs, nor is one particle 16 | of the animal left for the coyotes that %[ can boin any way mmnc} by :}\us = people. From the sinews lyingalong T e 5 00| e backbone ((rom which the bow- Oak plank andtimber, per M. 40 00 | strings are made) to the horny hoofs Clear poplar , - 50 00 | (from which is dissolved a kind of glu- - 100 00 | tn for the preparation of the robes), nothing is wastsd. No wonder it ex— asperates these provident peopls to come upon the carcasses of hundreds 3012 | of thousands of buffalo, kiled yeacly b{ the white hunters for the sione. Not even a tongue gone nor & slioe from the favorite hump taken. There chey lie and rot. The food God had providid for them feeding only the vultures and coyotes, the bones stapding as & mouument to pro- gressive civilization and a4 reminder that white men are not allowed in the territory. — ERIUSSON'S NEWEST ENGINE. A MODIFICATION ON A SMALL BCALE OF THE FAMOUS CALORIC MOTOR. Now York Sun. Amid the ponderous machinery on the third floor of the \mater iton- ks, in East Thirteenth street, there stood, yesterdsy, very modest little engine designed by Ospt. Jobn Ericsson. _Although it bas no builer, and is without valve of an ter into a tub. At the first glance it 0| fas almest- impossible to discover where the power originates that moves the parts. A close inspection, howaver, discovers the fact that three 25 | gas jets burn unders closed cylinder. 00 | This heats the air within the cylinder, which expands snd_forces the piston 35 | up through the cylinder head. The air is cooled in the upper part of the cylinder by means of what is called water jacket, and its consequent con- traction brings the piston back With the gauge indioating a pressure of twenty pounds o the square inch yesterdsy, this little engine d 200 gallons of water 46 feet an hour. One of the peoulisrities of this engine is that it requires no_attention. It will run noiselessly day and night, without variation in power, by means of three ordinary gss jets, or 16 cubic feet per hour. Thi g the osse, the cost per hour for sach an engine used in pumpiog Croton to the top of a high building in this city would be about 3 cents, reckoning gas at $2 per 1000 cubic feet. . In the country a coal furnace could be used. The same air is heated over and over again. The intensity of the heat within the cyli der is only about 400° Fahrenheit, and eufficient power to burst the cylinder head, it is said, could not be genera- ted wichin the cylinder. It is said that this engine csn_be used sucoess- fully against s head of 160 feet of water. It occupies a space upon the floor of 39 to 20 inches, and is 48 fnch- eshigh. Its running is noiseless. This engine was constructed by Cap- tain Ericston on ;ih: theory of his first coloric eogine. Many years ago, be- Tieving that he could propel -':holp by wneans of the application of the same principle, be built a ship and fitted it with imilarly constructed. But whilo the venture proved a scien- tific success, it was not so from a com- mercial point, as the speed sttained was not satisfactory, and the ides, as far as ships weve concerned, was aban- doned. Six small engines of the de- scription of that exhibited yesterdsy were an by the de;mdunn Erics- son’s institution, yoars ago, and several of them, it is sald, are still in use in various parts of the country. Ericsson, however, was so anxious to perfect his solar engine, described in the Sun last Sadp‘umber, that he did not patent the desiga until now. S— A D gusted Enumerator. Cor, Chicage fribane. In my experience of the past two weeks as enumerator of the census, there are one or two little points to ::i:h ‘iw“h ’:r:\‘“u::. attention of ors in goneral and gentlemen in particular. When ssy gentlemen, I mean a certain class of gentlemen that are very oot of their female friends. So tender that, while they consider it no fatigue whatever for them to attend %0 the wanta of six or eight children - | every dsy, manags a home, do the sewing for their:large families, and other little too numerous to ‘mention, they will not submit to their exposed and being to hndlfim( 'a remunerative position. And, while these noble-lords of crea- tion_protect us, let me words about how a woman di s fow vainiy perhaps, to convey to you some ! and consideration, and had my ques tions answered cherfully and intell gently. In no single ivstance in that neighborhood did I have the alightest dh;.pm or lin:!;flll shown me. ut, when I had worked my way | into lii:nigm avenue I had lha»d«m{ AMONG THE LADIES ‘; sammed o my faco thres times | The brilliant, fuscinating | e hnie tho_ gentleman of the | Lints of Complexion for which Rouse was » physician in_high stand- | a‘“}fis strive are chiefly arti- ing, living not & thousand miles from HCI3%, and all who will take the | Bubbard court, I was_positively re. [-{rouble may secure them. fused sdmittance. This all was, of | Theseroseate, bewitching hues course, after I had fully explained my | follow the use of Hagan’s Mag- errand and emphasizedits importance. | nolia Balm—a delicate, harm- Just one more point and I am done. | Jess and always reliable articl The people on State street, in nearly | §old by all d’ ot cle. i h s .b:; t:: e o |1 Mhel fimomzli:h;' conceals uestions with regard to ages anc 0 glrlhyheen with precision, while on | €VeIY blemish, removes Sal- Michigan avenue L had at leasta dozen | I0wness, Tan, Reduess, Erup- cases where the people did not know | tions, all evidences of excite- - their own sges nor where they were | ment and every imperfection. born. I shall not deduce any moral | Jts effects are immediate and sonatural that no human being from this for anyone else, but for my- self in the future T shall not measurea | ean’ dotect its application, man’s humanity and intelligence by his business, the cut of his coat or the style of his dwelling. ONE oF THE ENUMERATORS. 'AN OPEN SECRET | Laying on ¥at. We have complaints from England that the beef which we send there is not sufficiently “mottled” to svit the tastes of the English consumers, that the fat is laid too much in compact ‘masses, which has to be cut_away for tallow, and this causing too much waste. We had supposed that the opposite of this was tho rule, that the English fed boef was much fatter than the American, but now the tables seem to be turned against us, aud ‘American beef 15 charged with carry- ONLY EFFECTUAL ing too much tallow; not, they ray, that it really contains more fat, but that it is not distributed as evenly as EY REM EDY the fat in the English peef. and hence s AND SPECIFIC FOR the result named. The Americans run their stock along for a few years, then commence feeding heavily with Brighit'sDisease, Tial Tain in the Hack, Loins or Side, Drogs ‘Grayel, Incontinouce aud Refention coro, converting & lean animal, in a | o Urneant Fonalo Compints fow tnonthe, into a very fat one. Such | «genes Fou Shoat Hesd. s it an animal has a light musole, and the | containing a great deatof informa: corn lays on the fat heavily, while the English beef is fatted, in a great meat ure, on their rich pastu the time it is slaughtered it is kept in attening condition the whole of the time, one object only being in view— to place it upon the market ready for slaughter. Linseed meal is fed heav- ily, but this contains a large amount of flesh-forming matter as well as be- ing a fat preducer. It seems that a mistak hes be made in this matter. The demand was for fat beef, and without considering where the fat was wanted, went to work and put it i the wropg place. Do not_let us run into errer in this respect and say that it Is the fastidious taste of the Englishman, for if we in- tond to supply him with beef, we muat consult his taste. We must not say it is prejudice. This avails us nothing, for if heis preju must conquer his prejudice by meet- ing his wants. But this complaint of iling the fat upon the anmimal in umps does not come from England sloge. Our own marketmen in the city of Boston, and other cities, make similar complaints not only with re- gard to beef but also of mutton and pork. The breeds of sheep which Excelsior Kidney Pad Co., SOLE PROPKIETORS. 50d by D. W, SAXE & CO., Omaha CHICAGO SHOT TOWER GO. Manutacturers of STANDARD SHOT s 3 BESURETO BOY I THE BESTIN MARKET. T Eogland are noted for mottling - ot owaial hioony | Lo BLAKCBEOR Sil OO/ oo, and he broed. of hogu which are | Nenabctuzrsf Lot Ppe hecsnd Dae (sd, and Ol Caks. ORDEES SOLICITED 70 NORTH CLINTON ST., CHICADO. FEVER AND AGUE. OSTETTER, CELEBRATED there so highly prized for hams and shoulders loze that,peculiarity here. They want the mottled hams and shoulders and deep cuts of lexn meat, with a small smount cf outside fat. Their middles are cured for bacon, which requires & atrip of fat and su- other o!.qlnn, Here the demand for middlings Tor the POYK DIrFel 18 that they should all be fat, and in order to procare zolid, fasted middlings, we in a great measure, injure both shouldera and hams. This is a difficulty with pigs slaughtered for fresh pork, too much atteution being given to fat, and too little to lean. The pigs should be fed with more flesh-produc- ing matter and loss corn—more clover, shorts, and malt dust, mixed with & shaze of corn.” Commence fatten- ing the steer as scon as ho ceases tobe a calf, and besure and keep the calf well; do the eame with the wethers, and we shall have meat which will not only suit the English market but our own.—[American Cultivator. — Big Elms in New England. Hasttord Times. In Deerfield, Mass., the Williams elm measured in circumference at one foot from the ground, 26 feet; at four feot, 19 foet; at seven foet, 20 feet. Another elm messures at the same elevations, 27, 18} and 19 feet. Another measures 22}, 164 and 13}. This last named tree Las a spread of 100 foet. The Williams elm measured in its spread at least 150 fect. =t W, B l sromack S Appetite, refreshing sleep. the acquisition of flesh e e whi.h this priceless invigorar t durr s o a succastul co Vegetablo in composition, and N For sale by al! Druggisisana Deale's generally. 2,380 MILES OF ROAD! | 1t is tie SHORT, SURE and Safe Route Betwem CHICAGO,MILWAUKEE IT OFFER! COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO truvalers, it gives FIRST-CLASS MEALS at its EATING STATIONS at 0 centa each. T8 TRACK I3 STEEL RAILS! tiuns you will buy v £ AND WILL TAK All Ticket Agents can sell vou Through Tickets OMANA TIOKET OFFICES—1: ad at. U SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE tuinablo at Home Ticket Otfice, agout of the Company, o MARVIN HUCHITT, SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS And all pointain Northom lows, Minnesota and akota. proved Westinghouse Automatic Air Brakesand Mtilter Piatform Coupler and Baffer. And for is upsurpassed.. Slceping Cars,owhed and controlled by the com- Transter Depot at Council Blafls, reaching Stoux City at 10:20 p. m. at11:05a. m, m #~TEN HOURS IN ALVANCE oF Southwestern Freight and Pagsenger Agent. my2o-t8 SHORT LINE K. C.,ST. JOE &C. B.R.R., ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST No change of cars between Omaba and St. Louls SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS Eastern & Wes‘tern Cities Wi ‘This entire lino Is equipved with Pullman’s SFSEE_THAT YOUR TICKET READSWA West. J. F. BARNARD, Without Change of Carsl SEEEE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & QIJIIIGY RAITROAD. With smooth and Perfect Track, Elogaut Pas- a PULLMAN SLEEPING & DINING CARS GO EAST —VIA THE— Chicago & Northwestern RAILWAY. COUNCIL BLUFFS ‘and all pohuts EAST and NORTH. S THE TRAVELING PUBLIO GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY OTHER ROAD IN THE WEST. Itis the ONLY ROAD betwoen Upon which 1s run PULLMAN HOTEL CARS! And ALL DISEASES of £ FINESTI QUIPNENT FIRST CLASS DON'T BE DECEIVED by 1 you wish the Best Traveling Accommoda, D ;! y ocl 3 « g sz, | GAUTION. EOTHER. ICATED article made, via this road and Check us gage Fres of Charge.. 4 Farnbam 8., TREASURY DEPAK Messrs. LAWRENCE & MAKTIY, 1171 Madison St T have received a * forme tu ery Street. information, folders, maps, etc., not ob- o the o ‘adiress any W. H. STENNITT, Gen'l 3 Gen'l Pass. Agent, CHICAGO, ILL. JAMES T. CLARK, Gen'l Ag’t Omaha & Councll Bluffs. AND St. Paul & Sioux City - RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Siowx City Route! From COUNCIL BLUFFS to DULUTH, or BISMARCK, This Iine is equipped with the Im- SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT Elegant Drawing Boom wod Tun Through With.ut Cbango, between 'n Pacific Trausfer Depot, Council Blufls, St Paal. Trains leave the Union Pacific aking axy Oraer RoUTE. Retarning, leave St. Paul at 330 p m, ar- x City at4:45 3 m., and Unfon * Depot, Council Blaffe, at 9:50 that'yobr ticketa read v 8. C. C. HILLS, tendent, Missouri Valey, lows. Ass't Gonr'l Pags. Agent. "H. O'BRYAX, ‘Counall Biufts = 'HE GREAT CONNECTING LINK B! 1880. v 1s the only Direct Lin Tonsvort Independ iz From OMAHA and the WEST. "Oskaloosa, ‘and bt one between Owaba and New York. T e Hailroad, which owns, and operates Iina from Chicago (nto the State of Kansss. “Fhrough Vassenger Trains, with Pull- way dnily . Throughcars area: oo o Kapan Tty v Alsiand Sho- Liné." he ' Great w00k ith less charges and in sdvance of other ltnes. Py osmn Gary Py g el Coupier and the _celebrated e ou most will bs B ognoue Air Dok ot Ay o Jooph 2 Council Bluffs K.R.,vla St &2 )oeand St. Louls. &2 meat, as Torsaventy-nve centa Ticketa for sale at all coupon stations In the L Teciating the fact that a majority of the rofor se, 0 ent A. C. DAWES, Gen'l Paes. & Ticket Ag't Mo &t Joseph, Mo, , Ticket Agen., 1 Supt., Joseph, W. 0, BEACHKIS treet, between Fambam and ion Block, Omaha. own o A5 BARNARD, an e, inthe Eateed 3 Pass. Agent, Omaha. Gen'rl Agent, Omaha, A. KIMBALL, ‘Gen’l 8uperintendent. THROUCH TO CHICACO WINDOW senger Ccaches, an: nowledged by the Press, and all who travel uver it, w be the Best Appointed and Pest Managed koad in the Country. At Wethersfield, Conn., there it an elm which measures, at three feet and three inches from the ground, 22 feet and 5 inches. The girth of this tree where the roots enter the ground is 55 feet 6 inches. Thus, the circum- forence of the south branch is 16 feet 8 inches; of the cast branch, 11 feet 6; of the north, 11 feet; northwest, 10 feet 3; of the west, 8 feet 7. From north to south the diameter of the spread is 150 feet; from east to west, 162 feet; and the circamference of the apread is 429 feet. A SOUR STOMACH causes dyspepsia, sud poor teeth pro- Sute sobr svamash because the food is not properly masticated. Keep the teeth healthy, and the hody at lorge will bein irim. Use SOZUDONT re- gulacy,for it I plosssnt and health- al. Onoe in the house it stays there. Once smeared between pieces of wood, SPALDING's GLUE mever leta go. It is a fixture. A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. For the g eure of Consump- tlon and. p:l.:auu that lead to it, such ss stubborn coughs, neglected Colds, Bronohitis, Hay Fever, Asth- ms, pain in the side and chest, dry hacking cough, tickling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and all chronic or lingering diseases of the throat and lungs, Dr. King's New Dis- covery has noequaland has established for Hself a world-wide reputation. Many leading physicians recommend and use it in thei IRON TURBINE WIND ENCINE Mast, Foos & Co., Springfield, 0. The Strongest and Most Durable WIND ENGINE In the World. ‘Hundrods in use in Towa and Nebrasks, by Dealers in neacly every count This cut represents oar Buckeye Force Pump which is particulariy adapted to Wind Mill use, as it works easily and throws a constant stream, and does not freeza up in the cold- est weather, Send for price list W. H. RAYNER, Western Ag't, Omaha, Neb. HOP BITTERS. (A Medicine, not a Drink,) coxTAINS HOPS, BUCHU, DAND! Soid eir practice. The form- ula from which it is prepared is high- ly recommended by all medical jour- nals. The clergy and the press have imented it in the most glowing torms. Go to your druggist and get a trial bottle free of cost, or a regular size for $1.00. For sale by d(5) J. K. ISH, Omaha. MA k EFFSRVESCENC SELTZER AFERISST. et Soizer Water for 3 Hundred oarsor more. B hoen b9d of all Earib's fountains, the most ‘potent to restore; BE Wby, across the ocean this boon of Nature n-f-rmm_’xnw chamber can exteme Bocied Satiser Water—so cur leading chem: $1000 IN GOLD. bo paid 7 a case they will not ¥ U or Belp, s3fous 'in them. 1o 180 wetsasaneous Seltzer Spring Lo every sul- PASSENGERS GOING EAST LOWEST Should bear in mind that this is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGD, "Aud Points East, North sud Northwest. Extract from Report of the Commi CHAS. SHIVER FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS, For Coughs,Colds, Bronchitis Asthma, Consumption, the Throat and Lungs. Put Up in Quart Size Bottles for Family Use. who try to palm off upon o z pa p ner of Internal Revenue: & OF INTERNAL REVENUE, ) D, €., J.nary 2, 1580 V H 4D and Cther Persou UM, Commissioner. Catads. Sold by Drvg STEELE, J0B SSON & CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R. ETWEEN THE EAST Dintng Cars for eating p . f ENe w b B ections belux made i THE PRINCIPAL R R THIS GREAT THROUG FOLLQWS. A with all diverging lioes Wi we A € wiomTs, with P., G & K. SaLLE with L Cent. B. B. tawih B, P. &) PD.&B: b 8& : S kg with the Davemport Divies ugh to FEORLL, N, AvE Route, taics and Canad tainable at your home ticket offce, - B. ST, Gen'l SHADES. And everything I})«n‘taim’ng to the Furniture ani pholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW COODS AT THE PRICES. OHAS SEIVARIORK Passengers by this Route have choice of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, And the Advantage of Six Daily Lines of Palace Bleeping Cars trom Chlcago to New York City Without Change. AVl Express Trains on this linears equipped with ths W estinghouse Patent Air Brakes and ‘Miller's Patent Safety Platform and the most Perfect Pro- tection Agatnss Acch ‘Gents in the world. PULLWAN PALACE SLEEPING AND DINING CARS ‘Are run on tue Burington Route. Information concerning Boutes, Bates, 1ime Connections, etc., will be cheerfilly given by applying at the offis of the buriugton Route, Fourteentn Sireet, Omaha, Nebraska. PERKINS, | D.W. HITCHCOCK, Manager. Gen. Westn Pass. ARt . PRILLIEFT, St. Joe., Mo, General Agen, Ousb, o8, % EL, feps-aly Ticket Agent, Omaha. 86 T ST iy Reme! z AT THE SANE TINE ON| i LIVER, THE BOWELS, ar NEYS, 3 a it won- The New Force Feed Buckeye MANUFACTURED BY P. P. MAST They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Beam Walking Cultivator, with or without Sfrings. Enquire for them at the best dealers. F. H. PUGH, Gen. Agent, Umaha, Neb. s &60., SPRINCFIELD, 0. 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