Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 30, 1880, Page 3

45 Yearsbeforetive Publie. IN DR.C.McLANE'S LIVER PILLS are not recommended as a remedy “ for all the ills.that fiesh s beir affections bf the Liver, and in Comyilaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick Head- sche, or diseases of that character, they stand without = rival ACUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used paratory to, or siter taking quinine, As a simple purgative they are unequaled. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. never sugar-coatad. e seal on the Ii, with the impression, McLAN PALL - Jach weapper boars the stgm- tures of C. McLaxe and FLEMING BRos. & Losist u ng the genuine Dr. C. “(LA\I"\ LIVER I’lLfiB pared by "FLEMING BROS., Piltsburgh, Pa., the market being fall (-’ mmnuunx of the name MeLane, spel but same 37 ronunciatior OUGHS, BRONCHITIS What s Well-Knomn Druggist ey3 about Aflen's Lung Balesm. MOTHERS, READ! Oaxsxp Sramion, Ky. Gmerumex: The demnd for Allens Buleam s tncreasing constantly, Indles e Oy thiak there s o med (N 34 Whaoping Covis c s’ "h Toll- Gat No 2 m,':'."‘vfi T A iiaiet S'IZ‘_...,... 3 day at homs easily made.ostly A Troo & Co Portiand. Mo ATTORNEYS-AT-AW, WM, SIMERAL, RNEY AT LAW-—Campbeil 33th treet,betwoe Farnbam on ot nafl-. AT _D- L. THOMAS, TIORSEY AT LAW-—Loans wmorer, bum AT T W A.C, TROUP, DEXTER L. THOMAS, Arlol.m AT LAW—Oroickansak s Bulld - £ EeledoBeleiira T i A. M- GHADWICK, ATSREAT LW ~Offos 1504 Parnbam | 8! r et A. SWARTZLANDE A TS ATIAN ok S0l Parsie - LIAM A. FONDA. TTORNEY AND COUNBELOR AT LAW. Room No. 6, Frenzer oM NEB. ice. W, L PEAIIW', AWYER—Offcs—1n Post Office, ouu&'fi%‘n — A®-Potenis Proowred. S WOTABY rUsic. coiLrovioNs wapm & 0. MOLAUCHLIN. TIORSEY AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF E PEACE—Southeast corner Fiftoenth fl O'BRIEN & BARTLETT, Attorneys-at-Law, tions Promptly Attended to. WA TIORNEY AT LAW.—Koom Crelghton MAHA Neb. fand-t{ D .S EENTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. KARBACH BLOCK. COR. DOUZ & I5TH §TS. oM W. J. Connell, Attornoy-at-Law. Offce—Frout rocu, up saim, tn Hancon's new brick bui . W, comer Pifteenth sud Farntam Siceets. Jovx 1. Ruvick. Cmas R. Ruviok. ReDICK & REDICK, Attorneys- at-Law. 1l attentlon will be given to all corporstions of every dessiplion -m pracion o "the C e s, “Ofice. Fosatiom BLr appostis Gourt. House ADAMS & SIHEIAL TTORNEYS AT LAW—Room 8 Block, 15 ra Dougla sireste ©. F. MARDERSOK, ATIOREEY AT raw_su PAIIKE CoDwiN, TTORNEY AT LAW—1éth sad Dougiss Btroets, with G. V. Doane . W.T, Ricmanos. @.J. Hoxz RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorneys-at-Law, Orrics—215 Souths Fourteenth Btreet. Only Direct iine to. France. CENERAL 'IIMSAILAITIG COMPAN ETWEEN , Pler 4,N.R mnmfl. B. Jooeuo, Wedsesday February rmcl. Taoomuis, w.am.y Febroary | A1 - .“lbvuln!-kl'll mm! Afinl. 24, "fi T l-lhln.l [AHA, NEB. KENNEDY EAST INDIA ‘NOLLINASNOD ‘MuemeIusie(y snoyIg WINSWNOUY, ‘WPCOdesq 0, A FAMILY TONIC e BITTERS! ALER & 60, SOLE MANUFAOTURERS. Dr. flonnko's Bhsnmafin- Cax i AN ALKALI OINTMENT. The acid Plord is the pr'raar taining power of knmflu’fifl:m' ) an Alka' there ca 5 Rmeouamen DR BOANKO REEUNATIC CORE o th Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, A, soreand permanert. cure o -u.._u e mi yainl it e heoh 1t boie Wo- gy THE DAILY BEE Farndam, bet. 9 and 100 Sirests. SUBSORIPTION e open from 1210 m Bundara THOMAS ’F Posumastar e s ArrivalandDepartareorTrains KANSAS CITY, BT. JOE & COUNCLL BLUFTS. s e = [ tu. = E: m;uwmwumm OMAHA & uofirwmlmuwxm 8:00 Tl 300, m. a1 Seiotms "%»«p.. iano v 3305 SIOUX OITY & ST. PAULR. B T COMMERCIAL. Omaha Wholesale Markets. Omana, June 29, 1880. Ne Orlnan ufi'.... - 8B $2 00003 0900 8 91088 403 1003 BHERRBNNE £SUBTILLBBEIBES Bh T oxl e [ - B cme % oron o 8L | | 2| { 2 iz 11a12 0 £20 00 4. ft. over18, 50 Fenging, No. 1, 125 22 00 uwmn 20 00 No.1. 20 00 19 00 2200| 40 00 35 00 50 00 Common stock 25 00 No. 1 flooring. 0 00 No.2 35 00 25 00 500 25 00 22 50 20 00 No. 1 pickets, per M. 32 i oS bl 2 NS, No. 1 inih, 14 14, and 2in... No.1 * 'lin. 14, 13, and 2in sssss 88 R8E K358% om1LIvG, §beaded, 6 in., No. 1. Qak plauk mdimbar, per 3. B’hckwdmn. Green hides, per Ib ide al2 | lot of torf, & h. ]p):r 100 cases Champagnes, pints in baskets. Domestic champaigae........ Port wine, per case. . Guinness Dublin stout . LEATHER. Beat slaughter sol Best oak. ll}ommc . femlock upper, per foot Oak npptr.p}pt;loot Graln, upper per foo Linings, per oS S8ZE8Z LBERE:R “Dr. Kixo's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc., is given away in trial bottles free of cost to the afflicted. If you have a bad ootigh, cold, difficulty of breathing, Hoarseness or any affectlon of the throat or lungs by all means give this ‘wonderful remedy a trial. As you vilne your existence you cannot afford to let this opportunity pass. We could not afford, and would nct {in thts remedy away unless wo w it would accomplish what we elaim for it. Thousands of hopeless cases have already been completely cared by it. There ia no medicine in the world that_will cure one-half the cases that Dr. Kina's New Dscovery will cure. ;For sale by (6) Jaxes K Tsm, Omal — IT COSTS LESS touse SOZODONT than any cther beautifler. A fow drops oply are need- ed, and when regularly applied to the toeth itis not cnly besutifying, but healtbful. Much cther adorning is dangercus, but this never. In the sk room or on the toilet, it is equally weleome. By using SPALDING's GLUE on the firt_ appearence of & defoct in the furviture, it will prove itself to be the most economical thing abeut the house. 1 Am All Played Out e » ommon complalat in b weather, 1f ' package of Kidney W ul"‘;," ill . cace sl T . t) e e e T life and WHAT IS MORE TERRIBLE, more paintul, more exupersting, discouraging and t than Pides oy to i) ‘who' bavo tried Iu!onl, ctntments, plls Faooman vuferers showd, shout yossans it | discovery of “Anakesis,” an cure Jor Piles]This mecical w:rac: o exste wandsc thawise dictors bave 1ot | though e’ w0 prorapt 37d ce.tein 1a Stwaion w10 seca o 13 Ive the b fin- | of "0 y.ars' experience: over rers bi.ve used it with suc. R-.-Mdmn of €1 00i» LOW prescribe it in their practice, and 1t i wmcm‘dwhlh- ‘Desrest 10 an infallible c:ire for ji)es yet discov- -A'ma.;m S, silsbee’s E: :-r-mul .00 P box - Boap £ o e, Cass weel 12 w,rnu s g e, X bOv.. | poT to pr.duce paying crops of corn, | ceop is useful in subduing tough sod 3| inz grains. Buekwheat in the West. ‘Western farmersare covstantly com - plaining that thers is no home market, for_their products, and that they are obliged to send evergthing they raise to tho eaboard states or to Europe ia order to obtain money forit. The cott of transportation, they affirm, re- duces the price to such an extent that there is little or 1o profit in farming. 3| If thoy had a home market for thei crops they could become wealthy in the business of produciog them, They sey all these thiogs, in face of the fact | that this market 15 sapplied with turn- ips from Cauada ciderfrom Ohio,corn- husks from Marylapd, peanuts from | Tennessee, and swoet potatoes from | Now Jersey. This market is rarely supplied with the raquisite amount of buckwhaat, or the flour made from it. What gener- ally passes for buskwheat flour is a mixturo, in various proportione, of rye and corn meal, wheat middlin; ly wmlll amount of buckwheat sold here and principally from New York, Ponnsylvania and Canada. There is | 1o good reason why the weat can not produce this grain not only for home cousumption, but for the suppy cf other sections of our country. The consumption of buckwheat would ke doubled if a genuine article of fliur was mauufactured snl pot cn the market in pac ssuied to the wants of the retail trade, Taks the sessons as they go, buck- wheal fs 2 prufinbio crop o’ paise. July a half bushel of s-ed 1s sufficient ersg> yiold per acre ¢ abovt twenty bushels. A chine is nct vec-sary to cutit, -nd may be thrashed econcmically with a il wnd winuowed by pouring it thraugh & carrent.ot aicy, TEepRansta the soil less than_any eown crop that can be produced cmit. It may be rais d to g od advaptaze on land too wheat, cats, rys or potatoss. The and preparing it for the growth plants that requird thorough cultivation. The ground may bo prepated for It, the seed sown wud (he grain harvest ed a* t'mes when work on the fara is not dr Tt matures quicker than any fi+1d crop produced on northern farms. It is not too late to prepare lind and to scw buckwheat in most por- ticns at the northwes A fair yield of grain is aften cbtsined from land on which a crop of fali rye or grass has been !nx vested bafore the plowing wasdene. To produce a large crop the soil thould be good. T give the best results it should be a3 well pre- parsd as for a crop of corn or small graivs, The roseon why emall crops of buckwheat ars often produced are manifes'. The land cn which it is sownis cf the poorest quality, and no prics are taken with its propartion. The seel is often teveral yeas old, i mam the ground by a ninted with sow- Ar astempt is male to cove. it by drawing & harrow over a s and Junps ot hard «op of any kind is The Lates: Trimmiog for Bonnets. niiar, Ju Leader « £ éasi ion hovirg rpprared o1 ths T courso at L ugchamps with a lundie of rad snes in Ler bonn thematt:ria, of cou e, cauzed ¢on: vin fair circles, and i di-cusin as to whetaer vegotably t im nirgs a-oto become the »s 7.0 have already seen nesis and birds, fruit and flowers of all fora, o3, . bats, beotles, and buiteiflis in our ladi hats and b nnets, we really sce no rea- son why voegetasies should not have their turn. A faic one’s bonnet may then be trimmed at sn unusually cheap ra‘e, and the radishes, watercress, a parague, or what not, usad for the morning’s trimming may become part of the evening meal. What a protty effect, too, might be produced by actuaily havinga benzot with mustard and crcss growing luxurian:ly all over it, on the same priuciple as 1t epronts on the flannel-covered bottle! A pretty 1 o | trimming, to>, might bo made of green pn-pafll gracefully hanging around, while the peculiarly feathery ap- pearance of esparagus and fennel when run to seed will surely recom- mend themelves to tha milliner. In short, we think paterfamilias may swait with composure, if, indeed, not delight, tne probable introdgetion of vegetable trimmiugs. There is one thing against them, though, and that is theyare so suggesiive of a leg of mutton. —— Paper Berre's for Oil. Hartford Times. An agent of the Standard Oil com- pany was in town a day or two sincs, to inquire about the chnoes of ob- taining for that great concern its sup- ply of barrels irom the Ameriosn Pa- per Barrel company. These paper barrels will probabiy supetseds the en ones for il us well as for other things; bul at prosent the com peny s notqu'te p-cp el to put them upon the ma:k~.—thongh some very porfect ones lufl'e been made. They cen Le furnished cheaper than the ml eompany can make their own wooden one; and whonitis added, hat if the oi] compay could obtain themat evea hali & cen cheaper per barrel than their own factories can now pro- Gure them, the saviog would bo $169 aday, someidea may be had of the ‘magnitude of the busivess. Wo will present thisidea in a still more striking Way. The company re- ferred to makes no fower than 30,000 bircels & day! Their factories in Cieveland, Tuledo, etc., turn them cut, 1l iron-bound, and blue painted, at o cost of §1.35 per barrel. OF course, machinery has to do the work; which could not kave been dome in the days of the cld baud labor coop- erages One machine alone takes a barrel and fits it with iron hoops at the rate of 1,200 day. To attend to these hooping machines it takes a man and two buys for each, to properly dispose of the barrels as fast as the machine *‘hoops them up.” Then the painting is done by machinery. 1f the paper barrels can be furnish- ed at the ra‘e of $1.30 each, the eav- ing to the oil company will be $9,000 a week, not counting Sundays. — Sitting Bull's War Bonnet. other side of the Canadian line, but is *‘wsr bonnet” is now in this city, in the possessicn of Mr. &. Hoeri; berger, at No. 152 Ohio rtreet, wao has recently rotuined from the fer nerthves.. A fashon rejorter for The Times itsjec ed this cur ous pat- i temn of aboriginal head w.ar la t eve- ning The bonnet p oper snd its ap penioge me sares ebout nir e feet in ingh s a hido us thirg. The bonnet is adorned with esyles’ heade, surmcui l—y alufty erext cr plum) | The ajeudsgs Y beod lsflngm' _gu dring _te fight, wh tiing ring, &, wl ended ; ;g-":mnm ‘of the h :nu ‘but “illsferred Cyfter. and his bundmr b m u.khen wre. plael killed by the famous The bonnet was elf. Sifting Bull by Mr, &nl@. | post trader at Poplar Creek ag ncy and Woody. mountain. price pald was $30. Mr. Hoenigsberger | Tk the Poplar Creek agency, which | s situsted lees then ove hundrei j miles from Sitting Bull's camp, a week ago last Sunday. Hestates thatseve | al thousand Indians belonging to it (tirg Bull's band sre encamped |in~ the vicinity of Poplar Oreek agency aod Fort - ford. They were starviog north of | the line, and were obliged to come to the agency and ask for food, which has been issued to them by the agent upon the surrender of their ponies and firearms. Some of the Indians have refused to make such surrender, md as_they are mu.zly young_bucks d spoiling for a fight, Mr. Hoengs. b.rgar thinks it not hnproblbll that they will engage in hostilities before the end of the summer. During his stay at Poplar meknn Indian chief named “Lon; ” with an escort of forty braves = itting Bull's camp, made their advent one day in a noisy and menacing manner, and demanded council with the government author- ities. Finding that the “blufi” game wouldn’t wock, they bogzed s little | suzar and tobacco, and departed across the line quite meckly and mildly. Somsthing About Bees. The Egyptians exhibit great skill in their mauner of cultivatiog the bee. As the flowers and hervest are much eaclier in upper Egypt than in lower, the iobabitants profit by the circum- stances in regard to their bees. They collect the hives of different vllhgu 1arga barges, and every proprietor at- taches a particular mark to bis hives. When the boat is loaded the conduc- tors desc:nd theriver slowly, stopping at all places whera they can find pas- tursge for the bees. Aftor having thus spent three months on the Nile the hives are returned to their pro- ors, and, after deducting a small sum due to the boatman for having transported his hives from one end of the river to the other,’be finds him- self suddenly enriched with a_quanti- ty of honey and wax, which ls i mme ely sent to market. This ?pecic of industry procures for the Egyp‘.r ans an abundance of production for the bee, which they export in_ large quantities to foreign lande. In the counties of Yorkshire and Lancashire, England, when the moors are covered with a species of heather called ling, and which blossoms in Auguat, cov- ering these harren heath with a beau- ty scarcoly equaled in any other coun- try, distant beo-kecpers load the hives into wagous, and having previ. ngaged quarters for them with the farmers who dwell on the confines of the moor, tha hives are conveyed to their ranges, whers they romain a month or six weeks. Comparatively emp'y hives when carried away aro brought back full of hovey, and many weak hives are thus enabled to wintsr over without loss, wh'le the hest on & bave larze quant'tis fFoncyand wix removed from t.em, thy propuct «f about iwo monttsin thyyesr. The bum of the busy be:s and the bloom ng of ling enliv-n a scene which, dur- rg the vthor t n moatks f theyear, appcas b_t a dresry waste, st the bes*, 0- a pestu e for the black-faced h-ah thep, it a breeding- g ouse, hare, and fox-s, and hunting- ground f r England’s :xisocracy. Lf Iate years mauy of theto o rs have been in.losed, the l.nds c.ltivate?, cnd are producing an abundance of petatoes, ca's, barl y an 1 grass. —_— Sheop acd Lambs. The hot wotler, ssys The Torento Mail, begins a risky seas n for tre flock, and a timo when the skepherd's care nceds to ba constaut. abound, and are ready to propegate in any moist filth abou: the tail and ud- der. Once a sheep is fly blown seeks a lonely place, and will hide ia a fenoe corner and remain out of sight until dark. The sun’s heat and the want of either abundaut or good water frequently brings ou diarrhes, which increases the danger from the fiy, and also weakens the sheep. Dys- entary follows neglected diarrhea, and carries cf the sickened aimals very rapidly. There aro many reasons why at this time a flock should be visited frequently, and counted each time, for certainty that all ate_in good con- dition. If one is missed it should be at once soughr, and brought homa for rreatment with care. One of the groatest pests at this eeagon is ticks. These leave the shorn sheep and gather on the lambs. The young animals are worried and weak- cned by these parasites, and are some- times killed by them. It is now easy to rid the flock of them. The pest may be dexoyed by dippiog the lambs in a decoction of tobaoco and ulphu-, one holf pound of tobacco 2d’in five gallons of hot water, and the adiition of eight ounces of fiswers of sulphur, well sticred in, make an cffective dip. It should be used ata temperatare of 112 degrees, and should be kept at that heat by the addition of fresh hot liquid,not water. The lambs only requira dipping, and a half-tub large enough to immerso the Ismb while held by its head, and its head kept out of the bath, is the best vehicle for applying the dip. 1f you sre troubled with fever and ague, dumb azue, bill ous fever, jaundice, dys.epsia, ur digease of the ,iver, blood or stomac! togct well, try the new r.medy, Teoh ol French Live Pad. Ask your drudgist lm it, and M' 0 other, and if be hu 10" got it send $1.50 in & le.ter to the French Co., Toledo, 0., and receive irn mail. 1t is well known that relationship ex- Lis bu--n iles, constipation, ki iver troubles. In Kidae wm we hlvo » remedy u;l::d m:b;n ieral system and restores 5 Qly .mu nature’s intarnal process, = Staah fi Bucklen's Arnica Salve The Brst SALvE in the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Uléers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapp- ed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kiada of Bkin Bruptions. This Salve is teed to give perfect satisfac- 03 1n every cass or money r¢ lomded, Price 25 oents per box. For sale by 8dly J. K. ISH, Omaha. “T haveused Dr. Simmons' Liver Regu- Iator myself and in my family tor years, and pronounce it one of the most satisfac- tory medicines that can be used. Nothing would induce me to be without it, snd I recommend all my friends, if they want to secure health, to always keep it on hand R. L MOTT, Columbus, Ga.” A new 282 B erto unknown Temedy for ¢l dis-aves of tho Kidniys, Bladl.r, asd Urinary Crascs. 4 will positively cure Diatetcs Grav.1 Fright's Disocs., ity to retan 1 (% o the Urine, Catarsh of /e Eladcer, hie S04 peanty wine, Peinful Urdetng, LAME ‘General Wealkress, and all Female Cogy AN OPEN SECRET | AMONG THE LADIES The _brilliant, fascmnflnfi tints of Complexion for whicl ladies strive are chiefly 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- less and always reliablo article, Sold b{lnll dru-::lsts. The nglmlln alm conceals every blemish, removes Sal- lowness, Tan, Redness, Erup- tions, all evidences of excite- ment and every imperfection, Its effects are immediate and sonatural that no human being can detectjis application, ONLY EFFECTUAL KIDNEY REMEDY AND SPECIFIC FOR Erigbt'aDisense, Tisbetes, Nervous Deblitty, Pain in the Pack, Loins or Stle, Dropsy, ‘Gravel, Incontinence aud Refontion of Urine,and Female Complaiota. Seud tor o treatise on te Kidners, eutiied “Ehven Tou Should Howd A e pamphier Sontainiog & great dest of ifortaation Fee. Excelsior Kidney Pad Co,, SOLE PROPRIETORS. &arsold CHICAGO SHOT TOWER (CO. Manatacturers of STANI]ARD _ SHOT | E. W, BLATCHF o0 Pipe.: heotan Bar Lead, 4 Ok Manut.ctur v Blick Tun, 70 NORTH CLIATON ST ouizAgo. IRON TURBINE WIND ENGINE ~ G0 EAST —VIA THE— Chicago & Northwestern RAILWAY. 2,380 MILES OF ROAD! It is the SHORT, SURE and Safe Route Betwesn COUNCIL BLUFFS oo CHICAGO,MILWAUKEE mdfllpflnwflflmfl!hm IT OFFERS m TIAVII.IHG PLBLXU 1t1s the ONLY ROAD bet; COUNCIL BLUFFS and CBICAGO Upon which ls ran PULLMAN HOTEL OARS! I addition to theseaud to please all classes of irvelars, 1t glvee FIRSTCLASS MEALS at its EATING STATIONS at 50 centa each. FINEST! AN m}flsm FIRST CLASS If you wish the Best Traveling Accommoda- tions you will ur_ticket by this Route £8P AND WILL TAEE NONEOTHER. Al Ticket Ag via this £ nts can sell vou Through Tickets usual s ruad acd Chesk age Kroe of OMAHA TICKET OFFICE2—124 Farubam St., Offco. SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE-2 Now Montgom- ery Street. , ete., not ob- e, addrees any . - STENNITT, Gon”l Pase. Agent, For information, folders, Gon'l Ax't Omaba & Comnell Blufts. SIOUX ClTY& PACIFIC St. Paul & Sloux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Siouzx City Route! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNOIL BLUFFSto ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTE, or BISMARCK, And all polutsin Northern Iows, Mnnesota and Dakota. This iine is equipped with the Jm. Brakevand ved Weatinghouse Auiomae Alr St Piatform Coupler and Dufler. - And fcr SPEED, SRFETY AND COMFORT and 51 Paale Transter Foathing S1tax City at 1:20 p. my A1, T, ak 0 28~ TEN HOURS 1N ApvaNceE or ANy Oraer Rovute. Returuing, leave St. Paul at 330 p m., ar- £vi g At Sinx ity at4:45 & m., and Unlon Picifi: Tran for Dopot, Council Elafls, at 9:50 - that your tickets road via . C. F. C. HILLS, rintendant, Misouri Valle, lows. R o am &p. 8 P.E. LUbL Southwestera Frelzht and Pumnm Agent, oy it Biufts SHORT LINE 1880. K.C,$T. JOE&C.B.R.R, only Direct Line to ST. I.\Jl IS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. No chiange of cars between Omaha and Bt. Louls 11 LUt oue botween Omabs and New York. DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS REACUING ALL Eastern & Western Cities charges aud in advance of other lines. ©Westinghouss Air Brake: &FFSEZ_THAT YOUR TICKET READSWA £ Via Kanss City, 8. J £ ComcllBIufs BB, via SUEY &2 Joeandst. Lonls. 8 e Tickete for mle st ll coupon stalons 12 the T anxarp, A C. DAWES, Gen'l snm . Geml [y st. Joseph, Mo St Joseph, V. G. SEACHRIST, Ticket 214 Fifteenth Street, botween Fambem and las, Union Block, Omaha, 308, TEHON, A B. BARNARD, Pass. Agent, Omaha. Gen'rl Agent, Omaba. MANUFACTURED BY Mast, Foos & Co., Springfield, 0. ‘The Strongest sod Most Durable WIND ENGINE In the Werld Hundrods fn nse in Towa and Nebraska Bold by Dealers in nearly every county. This cut represents our {7 Buckeye Force Pump which_is particalariy adapted to Wind Mill use, as It works easily and throws a constant stream, and does not freeze up in the cold- est weather. Send for price Tist W. H. RAYNER, Western Ag't, Omaha, Neb. FEVER AND AGUE. OSTETT cELE!RlTUl Appetite, it usw »hep ttendat upen the re- Zorantyt o Eitte A veevn 1o e fouinize pl posit 01, and tho.ou by ol o Dol & St CURES COLIC I MAN OR BEAST. CURES COLIC IN MAN OR BEAST. CURES ASTHMA, CURES ASTHMA. CURES CATARRH, CUES CATARRH. CURES LAVENESS, (U«FS LAMENESS. | CUREY SEURALGIA, ( U FS > EURALGIA. cfim"rfiflwnw PILES. e e e LD I OMAHA BY u,n D;vaom to Your K& National Dyes. (r}flit billy of color tiey e aaquallel. c«muo A o 11 THROUCH TO CHICACO Without Change of Cars! THEE CHICAGO BURLINGTCN & QIIIIIGY RAILROAD. With Smooth and Perfoct Track, Eloguat P sanger Coaches, PULLMAN SLEEPING & DIIIIG CARS ¢ isacknow'sdged by the Press, and all who R i m""’mmu Best, Managed Road in the Country. PASSENGERS GOING EAST ‘Should bear iu mind that this is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO, And Polnts Esst, North aud Northwest. Fassongers by this Route have choice of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, And the Advantage of Six Daily Lines of Palace Bleeping Cars from Chieago to New York City Without Change. A1l Espress Trains on this linears equipped with the Westingbouse Patent Air Brakes and Miler's Patent Safoty Platform and Couplers, the most Perfect £ro- ‘tection Againss Acci- dents in toe world. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND DINING CARS ‘Are run on toe Bunington Route. Information concerning Routes, Rates, 1ime Connections, etc., will be cheerfully given by sppiying a ine ofcs of the burisgion Route, 613 Fouricenn Srest, Omaba, Nel FERKNS, D W. glucncoc feps-d1 Jicket Agent, Omaha. 86 Bl e AT, HE LIVER, THE BOWE! ", Conntipation and Hl‘.‘lrn‘- ney Complaints, Gravel, Diabetes,”” Sodiment In the I'JH.I‘. Milky) o 1:. il e e ""‘ winlive butto been: THE GREAT APPETIZER--SURE CURE For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CONSUM- TION, and all Diseases of ths THROAT and LUNGS. ‘The most acceptadle prep: ration i the known wor'd. By s TOLU ROCK and & Lemoa juice, you have sn exellent Appetizer ri.) nal and fanily néguaing enlcs Sod the waiucrous tes 1o bt pulatity. Putup m uart Size Bottles, giving More for the money than any article in the market DO T BE DECEIVED by Rock 3 tey to p only MEDICATED article mads, Extract from Report of the Comnn*amner of Internal Rev: TREASUAY DEPA A Meesrs. LAWRENCE & MARTIN, 1111 Madison St., € sold by Druggists, tax as liquor. LAWRENCE & MAPTIN Proprietors, C -'ago, 1. Sold by DRUGG[STS GROCERS ani DEALERS ev, WHO 1S UNACQUAINTED WITH THE C: ocrazav o< ru . SEE BY EXAMINIIG ‘"flt B COUIT" oo MEP, THAT T b SIS z CHICAGO BOCK ISI.AND &. PACIFIC R. R THE F\NI'BTHE W! 3 .mw. can'enjoy Jour ~ 41 0 the Mimse ke crcased 33 el made in U R THEPINCIPAL Bk coMiECTIon: 113" GREAT THROUGH LINE JLLOWS. ‘AL CmicAuo, with all Giverstog nes LW AL A W ASRINGTON HriGRTS, with . © + it PR 0:';6-@0;1 W' 1s magnifcontly 5d ita F N . EEE s Drg sors 4 VENWORTH Eoute,” are wi ¢ JOHN, Gea'l Tt sad Pasdgr At c_———“HAs smvemck’ FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS WINDOW SHADES. And everything pertaining to the Furniturs s Tyeholsnery Trade. A KIMBALL i A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW COODS AT T'= LOWEST PRICES. OEAS. SEIVERIORK 1208 and 1210 Farnham Street ap 34 mon th & Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator FOR 1880. MAHUFAGTURED BYP.P. MAST&CD., SPRIHGFIELD 8. They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Beam Walking3 Cultivator, with or without Syrings. The New Force Feed Buckeye Drill, one or two Horse Styles Enquire for them at the beet dealers. Neb. _ F. H. PUGH, Gen. Agent Umaha. NERVOUS DEBILITY Vitat Wesknessand ' %= Humphreys’ s ¥ creevers ce =1 :".,“uvHomeopathxccm 4 Mn h u omylnspec‘fic NO' 2?' vl or 3 tal romedy krows: per et tor 85 sent po T eowaet u s New Y ot priee T o6 Pt Fulton B, “ata.us of Recelpts Tanrsxy's EmRrvescrst Sruymg Aresie 1 The Beatnre St Witr fo: & Budrd DR. A, S. PENDERY, CONSULTING PHVSIGIM( £ Xa'm o The sick man fa i ¢ et 0 wan fo s car - PNTLY LOCATED ize the Sprin.? - 'u'“:cu. OFFICE, “Bottled Seitz-t Water B o= 1ise Parts with 1alf its T Trgon e e azares Bt <. Gt £y eny s cOUE) Mm BY ALL DBUGGS & | oF tegrams,