Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 12, 1880, Page 3

45 Yearsbeforethe Publie. THE CENUINE 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 jnall Bigions Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick Head- ache, or diseases of that cLaracter, they stand without a rival. ACUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic 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 id, with the impression, McLANE'S LIVER PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa- tures of C. McLaxe and FLEMING BRoS. 9 Tnsist upon having the genuine Dr. C. McLAN II\)-R PILE pre- pared by FLEMING B) the market hein the nawe MeLane, bt same pronunciation. BOWEL COMPLAINTS. A Specdy snd Fflectual Cure. PERRY DAVIS PAIN-KILLER Hse d the test of FORTY vEARN' trial. ions with each bottle. 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Hemlock upper, jer foot . Osk upper, per foot per foo No. 1 Pittaburg onk. No. 1 Pittaburg oak. . No. 1Cincinnati oak . 2 Cincinnati oak . COAL-—RETAIL. you wa A Rae: A PECULIAR WOMAN. “Ketch hld, Tom. There! I de- clare if you ain’t spilled about a qnart! 1 koew you would get it too full.” “L didn’t »pill more than ten drope, Cousin Silence. How you worry over | the loss of a little grease! “IVs one of my principles to save, a5 you might o’ l-arned long ago.” | “I believe in prejudice; but what's a few drops of lard more or less with this farm, snd nobody knows how | muchin bank? You so'mp and screw |asif you think there were danger of getting on the town.” “Well, you are the frankest young man I over saw;" and Si Whith- ers pul it /asas | akimbb aud yesslint her cousin, Tom Lowery, a8 if he waa | & curiostty’ escaped from some muse- wrs noted for m; Tom, coolly, “and never hesitated to speak my mind when duty urges. However, I don’t want to hurt your feelings, Cousin Silence.” “No danger,” said Miss Silence, with a laugh ef derision. “I'm no spriog chicken, and my feehog’s have 0| grown tough. ' But the idea of your duty urgin’ you to spesk your miod to me. Perhaps you dun't Tecollect the whippin's I used to give you.” “T haven clorgun-n ""laughed Tom. “You used to make me do my duty in those duys. But I wieh I could con vince you that it would be only a Christian act for you t> eend a little help fo Mrs. Baldwin. You wouldn’t foel the spending cf bity dollars out of your fifty thoussnd,” *‘Massa sakes! It seems o8 if other f:lks know more about my busines than T do my-elf Fifty tboueand Who said T was worth tha mwuch 1" £0,it's common talk, " roplied Tom. ©Well, it won't do you any good to ta'lk. You'll never see the color of | my m/ney after ’'m dead and gone. {Ive mado my will, and since 0| speakin’ pleascs you, I'll make free to 87 you ain’t mentioned in it. So o 1 calculate to take care of myself,” said Tom, til'ing his chair against the well. Leave your money to whoever yon chocse; I'don't want it.” “The day may come when you will want it, Tom Lowey, and then you'll ba eorry for sayin’ them words. I'll romember 'em, and #o wi'l you when your pride has ite fall. There's plenty ’ tings T can lease my money to; it wou't go begging.” “I guess not.” “You'd more'n guess llyoll was to live here a spell and ses the m of visitors L have. There sin’t a day but Iget nagged mbout my money by comebody. Deacon Bonney thinks it 80!is a bounden du'y to advise me to lesve it to found an_orphan’s home. 0Old Mr. Oraige wauts it left to Wolf. boro Academy; Squire Darby has his mind on it for 8 publio Lbrary; and the miuister thinks I ought to remem- ber what a debt’s on the church. hear ‘em talk, you'd think I had one foot in the grave. 1 dow't give mome o' ‘om any ratisfation, and then they ssy I'm peouliar. Well, perhaps 1 4 [ am, but I don’t see no prospect of any change in my natur.’” Tom laughed. He was spanding s couple of hours at the farm, which had been his only home until he be- gan to “soratch for bimaelf,” to use jon. Now he never lot more than a dsy ortwo pus without looking in on the lone ster to ses if he conld give her any help, and to-day he was making him- self useful in lifting jarsand boilers of ho' grease on and off the stove, for Miss Silenco was tryiog out lard. Tom's lay practice, as yo very exacting; much to hisregret; ic had more (ime on his hands than pleascd him “But now do_promise that you'li sond Mrs. Baldwin something for Christmas, Cousin Silenoe,” return- ing to the attack. “I never promiso what 1 don't mean to proform,” wasthe chs answer he speakin’ terms for these lmat five years, and I'd be makin’ myself pretty suall to send her Christmas presenta. T'd soon be on the town if I begsn to help all the poor folks I know. It ‘pears o me that you tske a mighty deep intorest in them Baldwine, Tom. Meli'sa Bonney lot outa hind that arkin’ that Prissy Carroll.” Melissa Bonney would 2| mind her businees.” “Don't get riled. T dare say it's truo. "Twould belike you to court a girl without a peuny, because you've not & penny yourself. Prissy Car- roll's been raised out o’ charity by her ] aunt. Oskaloosa Towa nut.... White Breast Facts that We Know. “That don’t make her leas lovable, Cousin Silence.” “Now, Tom Lowey,” said Mies Si- lence, brandishing the bigiron spoon with which she. atirred the lacd, 1f you sre suffering with n sovere cough, cold, asthma itis, con- sumption, loss of voice, tickling in the throat, or any affection ot the oot o Tungs, we know that D. 6"s New Discovery will give you immediate 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 as many permanent cures. 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Omaha, AYER' CHERRY PECTOKAL For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bron- chitis, Asthma and Consumption. tation or maintaiied 1690 long 38 ATexs Cuxarr Facronsi 1o bas been Knows b the public bout {rty yeurs, by long continted =p sl ye Ciree; that have won for lence in its virtues, never equalled Soy other medicine. 1t stll makos the most Soll cures for. Couph, Colds, mption, that can be made by medical skill. Indeed, the ¥ Prcro these dan- should have it prompt relief of Sickness, suffering and even life 42 seved by this timely protection. The '11“ . and the wise i1 not. or he' protecicn & orse 3y PREPARED BY DR, & G, AYER & 00.. LOWELL, NASS Preovoal sed Analyucal Chemiste WD SYiAL PSR YD b “‘don’t make a fool of youreelf over a pretty face. Butter your bread be- fore you eatit. There's Mellssa Bon- ney, whose father’s worth—" - “‘That's enough,” interruptcd Tom, and before Mise Silence could stop m he was out of the kitchen door and walking briskly down the path to the gate. “Laws eakes! what peculiar crea- tures men are. ' Talk of me bein’ pe- culiar; why, I ain’t a circumstepee to that Tom Lowey. He)l marry that Prissy Carroll, now, if it's only to show me he don’t care for my money,” and with a sigh Mics Silence went back *o her I “‘Christmas gift, Indeed!” she mut- terad, aftor standing for some time in deep thought, *‘I thing I see myself eating_humble pie to Martha Bald- win.” But somehow or other her con- science did uot feel qai had felt before Tom's call. An honr later Tom was sitting in the window of Baldwin's small parlor, with his arm around a very trim waist, and a very lovely golden head resting on his shoulder. It was very evident that the closest economy was neces- sary with the Baldwins, for the carpet was patchd and worn, the murlin curtains washed threadbare, and the furniture in sad need of varnish and new hair cloth. “I wish I saw m) w-y elu: to take you out of this, > said Tom with a sigh, “but cllanll are searce enough in Wolfboro.” “Now, Tom, where's the need to worry? I couldn’t leave Aunt Martha Wo are both good enough good for this world, s, | Prissy,” said Tom, with a kiss on the dimpled chi. “‘There's someone knocking; let me go;” orled Prissy, springiog up and running to the door. It was no viditor, bt the hired mn from Miss Bilence's farm, with e spring wagon, which Be had btmg{l 40”convey Tom to Bis ons . home, for Miss Bilence hed, nct %7 | teo mimutes afte# his departure, an hour previous, overtuymed & kettle of lard lard by -oeldanl. sad been_terribly "an M ‘oried Tom in great exc:tu-ng'm. the man was | telling how he had waisted sime by ife | going ta the office first -nl Dot inu~ | g bim thers bad hunted bty Ianh . Tom .u M%‘ “Waig shavl, "fim, Twat b pu [ -w\m. | She was in grest pain l | into the kitchen where her aunt was Go by sll means,” s1id Mrs. Bald- win, when she had grasped the mean incoherent explana long a8 you are need— ed, aud don’t worry abrut me Mirs Silencs made no romark when Priray entered the room with Tom nd was thank- ful to see even this bsr of the hated Baldwin fami For three wo ks Prissy was chicf director at the form, and mansged things 8o cleverly that Miss Silence had no chance ¢ fiud fault. But the grim spinster had no words of com meadation for the young girl's antir- iug industry. “I calkerlate to pay you for what you have done,” she sxid one day, o5 she watched Prissy making bread. “You needn’t think you are wcrking for nothin’.” “Idon't want any pay, Miss Si- lence,” said Prissy, with trembling lips, I'm only too glad to do what oan, because—"she hesitated and turned scarlet. *‘Because you're in love with Tom,” finished Miss Silene: ‘‘Ub, you 't blash; I know all about it, 2gin a stone wall, I ain’t agoin’ tostop him. Av the end of three weeks Miss ¢ lence wes able to be about a zain, and Prissy went home, declin'ng Iwm!y dollar tu.lllI nmd hr;alor her at she not been gone xh&mfi{ hen the hired man camo from the farm with two large baskets, which be at down on Mrs. Baldwin's kitchen floor. “‘Compliments of Miss Silence, nnd sho sent these in place of mone; end was drising off in the spring wagon before Prissy eould recover sufticiently from her sstonishment. to ask any questions. The baskets were full of good things of every sort, and ther was s roysl Chbristmas dmner for the Bsldwins the next day, much to the joy of the children, whe had contemplated ruefu'ly dioning on mushand potatoes. Prissy sent anote of thanks to Miss Silencs by Tom but ths never received an answer. Tom went on, and Tom's law busi- ness improved eo much that he per- surded Prisvy agaiost ber b_tter judg- went to marry him. Mi: s Silence did not grace the i portant ocossion by her psesence. “T've no time to be gallivantiug off to weddings,” was her excuse when Tom reproached her for this slight. “She is cuch a peculiar woman, we most not expuct her to act like other people; but she has a grod hact in of ber quoer ways,” suld Prissy, whin Tom tried to make excuses for his coueis remisan “‘But her greate-t | her not liking Prissy,” said Tom, kise his bride’s soft ch\ ek. “And T oan't quite forgive her lack of taste.” All went well mith the yourg ccuple for more than a yesr. They began housekeeping in & ~modest cui- tags, Tom was paying for by instal- ments, and were 0 prudent that they mivaged to gather about them many lutle comforts that made their home pleasant. But fortune saldom smiles long at a time, as we all krow, and reverses will come to every one. One bitter cold night in December, Tom's house caught ou fire and burned, nothing being left except a few clothes belong- ing t) Prissy and the baby. Of course Mra. Baldwin op house to them at once,tho sitated much crowding. gested an appeal to Miss Silence, tut Tom emphatically declined to make it. He was far to proud to ask for help which he thought should have ben earnestly offered. His law books and papers tad all been destioyed in the fire; for he had usei a room in the ¢ttags for an office, and getting a v ing wan rather up hill work. Chriat- mas was dreary enough that yer, avd even Prisay’s courage sank as she thought of the future. “Iom Lowey will have a chanee to show what sort of stuff he’s made cf,” naid Miss Silence. ‘‘He burdened himselt with a wife and biby, and he'll have to look out for 'em. I told him I'd never give him a dollsr of my money, and i keep my word, no ‘mat'er what bappens.” Miss Silence had thought herself prov f againat the weaknees of falling ill; but 1n March ¢he caught a severo cold, and pneumonia ensued. She felt she pever should get well again, and the doctor did not deceive her with false hopes, but told her frankly that in all probability she would live but a few daye. “I want - see the lawyer at once, if that is the case,” she said. ‘I must make & new will.” Mr. Simons, who bad managed her buiness for years, came as soon as he bad received her message, and the will was made. He hud hardly left the house when Tem called. “I'm worse,” said Miss Silence, foebly, “but I'm not afraid to go. Perhaps I'n pecolior in that as in other things. Deacon Bonney and the minister, Mr. Oraig and Mr. Dar- by bave been here urgin’ of thdr sev- etal claims. I teld each one o' em T'd consider the matter.” “Wll they be dissppointed, Cousin Silencei” ssked Tom. Poor fellow! he was in tuch sore strait that he could no* help a desire to have some small help from his cous- in's hoard. He hardly dared to hope she had left him & cent; and yet he was her only relative. “This remains to be scen,” was the unsatisfactory reply he received to his question. “But don’t you cher- ish no hopes, for T ain't left you a ocent.” A bitter smile curled Tom's lips, but be made no reply. “I suppose you think me peculiar in not leaving you my money, s you're the only kin I have got,” went on Miss Silence, “bat you've taken such precious care to convince me that you don’t want it, that I've believed you and acted accordin’ Tom went home and repeated she conversation to Prisey, who shed a few tears, but tried to ciieer her hus- band's drooping spirits with hopes of more law business in the spring. That night Miss Silence died. and the whole town turned out to her faneral.a few days Iater. “T expect the Wolfboro Academy will find itselt _able to erect a new bnfldmg when Miss Silence wil road,” said Mr. Craig. “‘She tcld me she'd consider the matter, and I know she was impressed with my ar- gument.” rather think youare mistaken,” said Squirs Darby, “for I feel morally certain she has left hes money to found a library.” The minister, who stood nea smiled tohimself. He had not the slightest doubt that the debt which hung over the church likea pall would now be lifted throvgh Miss Silence’s will, Tom did net want to go to tke read- ing of Prissy though neither looked very cheerful. Mr. Simons made no_objection to the presence of 'Squire Darvy. Mr. Craig and the minister chuckled as Deacon Bonney entered, with a pleas- | ant emile for Tom, who well-knew aqrematio triu Iay beneath it. will waadsted » few days pre- every. penny in the bank o farm were Mg\:wd;- 1 Jiarity Ties in | managed ‘0 make him coufortable life. | ting of the comfortabls important document, but | - e iyt together, | mnm e | Tom'y Mnlm-mmkm \ almost faintad from this sndden rlief toall her troutls. Tre fa thewh ru were stadies, tho. The Dia the huue without a wori, Squire looked grix 1, at Mr. C “She wasa peculiar woman,” said the M ni. wiping lis brow, on which the beade ! drops of perspira tion stood His anxiety ab u the church had bren very groal to seo. But Tom and Pri-s Affrd t forget their dead c usin's peeulari- ties, sunce she had kept her vow never to leave Tum a cont, aud yet had u left wnd the ig Ther: was »n imne fari and Tom furnished a nico office in town, and drove in every morning in the spring wag n. Past froubles and cares were forgotten; the Baldwins were made more comfortable; audy considering all things, Miss Silenco did mero god with her mouey than if she had left it to found a library or Lift a church debt. TION ienic laws, PROCRASTIN isa thief. It negl and eutails loss SOZODON the t-oth of yeur ioation whispers, “‘wait until your tecth need fill Sroak this elavery; use SOZODONT and keep your masii cators until old age. Get it at once. o, A procrastivator and ALDING'S GLAE 1o puts 1ds on fo AN OPEN SECRET AMONG THE LADIES The brilliant, fascinating tints of Lomplenuu for which ladies strive are chiefly arti- ficial, and all who will take the trouble may secure them. These roseate, hewitching hues follow the use of Hagan nolia Balm—a delicate, less and always reliable art icle, Sold by all druggi The Magnolia Balm conceals every blemish, removes Sal- lowness, Tan, Redness, Erup- tions, all evidences of excite- ment and every imperfection. Its effects are immediate and 50 natural that no human beis can detect its application, always Cures and nevor disaj pointa. Tho world's ;reat Pain- Reliover for Man and Beast Cheap, quick and reliable. PITCHER'S CASTORIA is not Narcotic. Children grow fat upon, Mothers like, and Physicians recommend CASTORIA. It regulates the Bowels, cures Wind Colic, allays Feverishuess, and de- stroys Worms. WEI DE MEYER'S CA- TARRH Cure, a Constitutional Antidote for this terrible mala- dy, by Absorpticn. The most Important Discovery since Vac~ cination. Other remodies may relieve Catarrh, this cures at any stage before Comsumption sets in. ONLY EFFET I‘U AL KIDNEY‘REMEDY For Netvius Debtlity, Stde, Drojay, Bright abiee dnevs, entliled samphiet or Kidney Pad Co,, SOLE PROFRIETORS. SOl by D W.SAXE G0 Cmab por price, 32 DAY KIDNEY PAD CO-, PROP'RS, Toledo, O. Lo eSS book, sav MEAT MARKET U. P. Block. 16th St. Kiia constant A R BUILDERS AND CON TRACTORS. The owner of the Banks, near now ready at the depot at l/rux!v‘uu. oo the B. & (! railroad, VrEEETE - BIRICES to fiHl any order at ressonable prices. Par- I.ua desiring » white front or ornamental ‘brick will do well to give us a call cr send iy mpla. | §: T A BOOYER, Prop,, | 2 'oumhm Neb ! |, e o e ATTENTION, slebrated Kaalin GO EAST Via T Chicago & \orthwestern RAILWAY, 2,380 MILES OF ROAD] It is the SHORT, SURE aad Safe Route Betwesn COUNCIL BLUFFS CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and all points EAST and NORTH. | ;T OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIC GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY OTHER_ BOAD IN THE WEST. Itia the ONLY ROAD between COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO Upon which I’ ran PULLMAN HOTEL CARS! 17 addition to theseand to please il clases of 3L T8 TRAGE 18 Hurfiul € THE FINEAT] 8 EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS I you wish the Best Traveling Accommods- tins you will buy vour ticket by this Kou o LAND WILL TAKE T Al Ticket Agenta can wll vou Through Tickets his road and Chick usust Free «f Charge. maps, ete., not Cice, adliess ager t of the Company, or MARYIN HUGHITT, W N STENNITT, ¢ Gon'l Prsa. Agent, CHicAGO, ILL JAMES T. CLARK, " Gen'l At Omalia & Counc | Biofls SHORT LINE 1880. K.C.,ST. JOE&C.B.R.R, nly Direct Line to VIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. No change of cars Letween Omahs and 8t. Louls and but une betwoen Omaba and New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS ern & Western Cities 11 s chargos audin advance of other lines. “itire ihe a cquipoed with Pallman’s Palace S ceping Cars, Palace Day Cosch- o Miler's “Satory’ P ‘and 3 E T Via Kanas ity Bt Sowarh, and e £47Concil Bluffs K. K. via S8 &4 Jooand St Loils. & yTickets or sle . sl coupon staous I the A C. DAWES, Gow'l Pase. & icket Ag't M F BARNARD, SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Axp St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Relable Sioux City Koute ! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFFSto ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMARCK, And i pointain No thern lowa, Minnesota Dakoia. This lins is equipped with th proved W, matic Air Brake:and Siler Plasform C.upler and Buffor. and for SPEED, SAFET' AND COMFORT 1i.d by the com- Change_between Courcil Biufls, o Union Pacific N!ll RS 1IN Avvance or v Oraer Route. . O'BRYA! Southwestern Freight and Fas enger Agent. my’ Council Biufts THROUCH TO CHICACO Without Change of Cars! THE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & (QUINCY RAIT.ROAD. With Smcoth and Perfect ‘F.u Elegant Pas- Senger Coaches, an PULLMAN SLEEPING & IIIIIIG CARS Heat Man'ge PASSENGERS GOING EAST Should bear in mind that this is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO, And Poinis East, North aud Norhwest. Passeugers by this Route have choice of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, Aud the A S of Palaco from o New York City Wlnhout Change. Al Eapres Train thin lineare equipped with PULLWAN PALACE SLEEPING AND D NING CA ‘Are run on the B Hully given by gton Foute, 2O, encral Agent, Omaha. H. P. DUEL, feps-d1 Ticket \nm Omaba. $6 0B A s 1' Y CURES ; .-ZY DIGEAGES, ! COMPLAINTS, istipation and Piles. 1 CLALE. fouts Mera Tt carsy at ki TROCHLES v sy A 11w charm. Tt hamenred reany vory £IILER, adhes never [l te TOGABOS, of I one wonders for me In cem- % & severo Liver and Kidney 4 NLCYS AT TIEBAST TIME. Secause It cloanse., che system of tnc rolecnous humors that dovolope idnoy and Urlnary diseaces, Bil- i0azness, daundice, Constipation, 3, or In Rheumatiem, Neuraigia 3 D7 1t at tho Draggiste. Prier, SL4G 1% § T SRS o P, arlagtene Th THE GREAT AND APPETIZER---SURE CURE For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHIT ASTHMA, CO TION, and all Diseases of th- THROAT and LU The wost acceptable [ TOLU B T p Putup in Qum Size Bottles, giving More for the money ti any article'in the market. CAUTIO! DON T BE DECEISED by only MEDICATED at e, ENUIS COVERNME rt of the Commis=ioner of Internal Reve TREX:UAY DP v Extract from Repe Wesars. LAWRF NU 7 & MARTIN, 1111 Ml KN B. RAUM, Commissior LAWRENCE & MARTIN, PvL srietors, Chicago, Nis Sold by DRUGGISTS, GEOCE DE2LEBS everywl —_—— e —— R\_‘ WHO 18 uvucoun-rm WITH THE SOCRAE HY O€ (HIS cnu-flw.-u SEE_BY EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT THE T Ty — \/5_-72 2 g CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND &. IS THE GRE l‘(o\\Hll\l Al\l\ RETWEEN TMIA LI Gew'l Sperinte CHAS. SHIVE R‘ref;sif FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHEKS, WINDOW SHADES. And everything [})ermining to the Furniture and pbolstery Trade. A GOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT [HE LOW EST PRICES. CHAS SHEIVEBERIOK 1208 and 1210 Farnham Stree , ~ " ent. Gew'd TAL. and ap 34 mon th et Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator e EL TS S E) MANUFAGTURED BYP.P. MAST&GO SPRINGFI[U‘ 0 They also make Buckeye Tmproved Iron eam Walkin: Cultivator, with cr with The New Force Feed Buckeye i, Enquire for them at the best dealers. F. H. PUGH, Gen. Agent, U ‘ Hlunplnw s e Hmuumatuu Spec fic No. 28. et | Always Fresh! Always Rea | ; | DE. A. 5. PENDERY, | {CONSULTING PHYSIC! \N 1A PERMANENTLY LOCAT ICAL OFFICE, OMAHA, VB L SEA