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

{ | { ) ' 45 YearsbeforethePudlie./THE DAILY BEE. HE CENUINE THE C DR.C.McLANE'S LIVER PILLS are not recommended a8 a remed, all the ills that flesh is beir to,” but.in affections of the Liver, and in all Bilions Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick Head- ache, or diseases of that character, they stand without a rival. ACUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be uged pre. paratory to, or after taking quinine. As & simple purgative they are unequal BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The genuine are never sugar-coated. Each box hias a red-wax sealon the 1id, with the impres<ion, MCLANE'S LIVER PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa- “for tures of C. McLaxE and FLEMING BROS. 7 Insist upon | enuine lm C e, NE'S LIVER PILES pre- FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being full of imitations of the name MeLane, spelled differently, but game pre nciation. BOWEL A Speedy COMPLAINTS, snd Fflectual Cure. PERRY DAVIS' PAIN-KILLER His #1600 the test of FORTY YRira trial. WANTED .5 e Hikax A. St ons, STURGES & BARTLETT, TTORNEY AT LAW- 0 1, CreigbonBlock, " CRARLES POWELL, U T o 1 and WM, SIMERAL, TIORNEY AT LAW- G 18th Sireet between Farnham snd Dou OMAHA, NE D. L. THOMAS, tA-n-oy-wv AT LAW-Lcans wovey, buys i and sells real eatate, Boom 8, Creighton A C. 'flwllP TIORNEY AT (AW -Offce In Hassom's Giorgs E. Pritchett, 1608 OMAHA, NEB. DEXTER L. THOMAS, Ar-mun AT LAW-Cruickenank s Balld A. M. CHADWICK, n!mu-u AT LAW—Offiow 1504 Farnbam tr et A. SWARTZLANDE AT LAW—Cor. 13th and Farnbam may2su VlllLMM A« FONDA. B ELOR AT LAW. Block, opposte Post ONAHA, NEB. WM. L PEABODY, AWYER _Ofico_n Creighion Block, mext to % L P Cac Cukiia, NEBRASRA- A®Fatenis Procured. "8 E. D. MCLAUCHLIN. T W AND JUSTICE OF vintas come Fiteesis ly Atte w\«ilu"’r W'BAEN & BARTLETT, Attorneys-at-Law, 4, Fifteenih and Farabam) orFICE-T ATTORNEY AT LAW. KARB2CH 5100 D0UG & I5TH STS “W. J. Connell, Attornay at-Law. ataims, tn Banscom's Corner Fitteenth and Cors & Ravics. REDICK, Attcrnoyv at Law. u to sl gulte aeaartption s iy the Biate and the «. Famham St, opposite ADAMS & SIMERAL, TTORNEYS AT LAW—Room 6§ Crelgkts lock, 16th rad Dough noddh C.F MANDERSON, NEV AT LAW- 248 Farnham Bireot Nebrosia. PARKE. CCDWIN, TIORNEY AT LAW-iith and Doogiss A “strste, with 6. %, Downe WT. Ricuanos. RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorneys -at-Law. Only Direct Line to France, EE”EIA[TNANSA“AHTII} COMPAN Sow York aud iarve,Pier (L N.R ook of Mesiemon Banne lin & small ANADA, Faasorci, Weinesdsy January 21 AMBUIQUE, B s m FRANCE, Tauomius w0, Wodneaday Feb Wednesday, February et Dutigas, Next Dot (ign of Pain od ‘m3.6m EAST INDIA [ 2wt z sE 8 is¥ [= R ] 2ok 58 3gF = < - = =23 3 < - [ o B =2 < FF G BITTERSI ILER & GO0, SOLE MANUFACTURERS OMAHA. Neb. bitlerto unknown remedy for 1l dlscaves of tio Kidneys, Bladder, aud Urinary Twil poaitively o7, Eright's Dise: the Urive, ora 3 a0d_scan, Criaating, AR BACK, eneral Waalkvoo, and sl Feale Com It avolls interaal modicires feos 11d cores xhen obiac cmonm. o oy all or sest by mad. e DAY KIONEY PAD CO., PROP'RS, Toledo, r "o, Juis sy e s imle towky Fot o VA iorpyiyeanin -dwv-fl) TIME T4BLES. THE MAILS: =momannn Gayvin 4308 m Ui open from 13 0 1 THOMAS F. 8008, m | Fxpres. Daily Excopt Rundays. B &1 R B la NEBRASKA. Exprees. [wner) Omaha (iy) Piattsm'thar 10:25 & m | Bloomingt.n(iv *“aily except Bundays. COMMERCIAL. Omaha Wholesale Mark Omana, July 12, 1 BUTTER AND KGGS. C hoicetable. Packers lots. Fresh eggx, per doz. ey POULTRY. sickens, per dos. Ducks GROCERTES. SUGARS. Cut Loal e Powdered. Granula Standar OfiA... Extra " o Extra choice and very bright Bright Table Drl New Orleans Mollasses Market advancing. - Ltio, prime to choice. Rio good to pnme an f lr to good. Californis Peaches. 3 CANNED ‘GOODS. “Oyster, 210 caun, ¥ cane Weight Oyrtre m ¥nse mon, 11, ¥ dozen. 2Mm, sundnd 'romw-.z b, ¥ case 3 b, ¥ case Standard Peaches, ST, ¥ case. h, ¥ case. erries, 210, ’cue S BIM‘ bexne'. 21h, ¥ case Corn, 2 . case.’.. Apples, Gal, ¥ doz ... Narrow Fat Peas,2 Ih, ¥ case.. String Beans. 2 I, per case. SUNDRIES. Nutmegs. Pu{v[m Allepics Cloves, fmli‘ = Lo, i b L paipehas Beans,per bushel Cheess full cream . unAsa Window Gh? 60 per cent. dis- HARDWARE. IRON. Common bar. Hore-shoo bar. Norway nail e ——————— OMAHA PUBLISHING CO.. PROPRIETORS. e 916 Parnham, Bet. 3th and 10tk Streats. TERMS OF SUBRIPTION, 3 61-3 i Ancona fancy 712 #3060 Manchester 8 0 | Merrimac ! . 5' orine & 200 | Merrims ichmond —_— . pm Lo al meils for Staws Jowa leave but onces . m Bundsys [ALL. Post mastes |Acrival And Departare of OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND 6I0UX CITY & PACIFIC EATLROADS. 430p m. toase Keorney 308 m = i 104 ots. 108140 7 2 2 2 8 Simy on's mourning Bimpeon's Llack STRIPES. American . Amorkeag. . Awning stripes Lewirton, A .. Hamiltos Ome Pittwbeld ... LUMBER. Framing, 18 ft. and under.... Each add, ft. over 18, per M .. , 12 to 20 ft \n 'l 12 to 20 ft. Sheeting, dressed, Yol Common boards, drested KTOCK BOARD Trains 3 No. 1 flooring. 40 00 UNION PACIFIC. l\o s am: = 35 00 v No. 3 i 25 00} Daily Fxoress ... 12:15p. m Yellnw pine flwr!m 45 00 o~ g i do Freight 5:30 a. m. BIDING. = 3 e 20 TIME ZARD OF JHE BURLINGTON. % 2% LEAVE OMABA. ARRIVE ONARA e 20 i T A e T s "L‘&’m‘,.‘ L™ | Miuncuy g™ | No. 1pickstn, par M. 320 HICAGORO. K ISLAND & FACIFIC. | No.2 - 5 00 Cmma, . [ Ml crerr 100 . p—-— resn. . 3:10p m. | Express. . 10008 1. | No, 1 finish, 115 oud 55 00 CHIZAGO NORTHWESTEKN. 50 00 Mall 6: 0. m | Mell.. 7:20 p. m. % lh ]A and 2in.. 45 00 e - e LS &0 Kundays excepted. LA “TEY . 35 00 KANSAS CITY, KT. JOE & COUNCIL BLUFF&. e S RSO Plain ship lap 23 00 » a2 30 00 Bo Corrugated ceiling, N SHINGLE A star (beet) sh ugles. No, 2 o = 3 e acory s b | e Cloud ()67 2 m 0 B blons rrrotym | Fiatiamth () 430 p m 2 50 Bloom'gton(ar@:26 pm | Om b 48 pm 400 REPUBLICAN VALLEY BAILWAY. Bl 1% v) 8950 m L30pm ulk, per B (e | oy ()68 m | Coment, bbi ©vr. ... ... 250 f10) 7:30 » m | Indiancla 1 3i%0pm | Towa plaster, bl I 250 {sr) 790 p m | ludisnoia (Iv) 330 p® | Michigan plaster, bbl . 275 BIOUX CITY & 6T. PAULR R. Hair, per bu .. 25 1090 2 m | Taerid e, 107 300 o ' m | Straw board, $00 wunn' K mu-nmvu 0 G battons, per 100 ft. lin. 125 % p . | Wil curling . 30 00 VIBION U. P. . B. Rough 3, and 2 in., in batts, e ‘:. m,da.m, 108 m,| period ft.lin 2 * 5 w1 m, ip. m,3p.m, 5 b m, 6P, i < 16 - “ Quarter8in... 1l 16 Foin e o 1oy, 'E'\“"lf’mnfm gand | Onk, xf : = a s "| © e e it. lin D T s, [ ook plank audiniir, por M. 40 00 Loave Contha:—6 2. m. 7 . 1., ., plak s o Black Walnut, 100 00 i S 700 1 Bally e B Green hiden, perlb .......... 6 OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY R.R. | Green cured hides 75 wracn, awarve | Dry hides 15817 Mail...... feam, 43 p.m. Dry altec ides . Rb’r’w Pelta. Tallow. ... LIQUORS, W High wines, per gl . Aleobl, 180 per cont. per gal. i, S Holland, 40 per con miaica, pe New England. . Kennedy Bitters per gal. . per case. per 100 caxen backets. Champagnes, pinf Domestic chimpaigne Guinness Dublin stont LEATHE Bt sluughter role. Foon i French calf, loading hmndu Domestickips ... : Domestic calfs. Hemlock upper, per f Oak upper, per foot Grain, upper per foo Linings, per doz . Toppings, per doz. Morgpoce'(hootieg) per fost " Bper sk imon per ek glove kid Boot webbing, per foot. HARNESS LEATHER. 2, oL on P P PR e TeIe T T éum:fla it BBIBEILRHZE3 55 8 B Prof. Guilm tte's French Kidue abacrion,al discaes of the kidne organe. Ty it Facts that We Know. It you sre suffering with a severe cough, cold, asthma bronchitis, con- sumption, loss of voice, tickling in the throat, or any affection of the at or fungs, we kuow that Dr. a's New Disc ovmey will give you immediate relic We know of hun- dreds of cases it has completely cured, and that where ail other medicines had failed. No other remedy can show one-half as many permanent cures. Now to give you satisfactor proof that Dr. Kl‘lfl'( New Discov- xR will cure you of Asthma, Bron- chitis, Hay Fever, Consumption, Se- vere Coughs and Colds, Hoarsenes or any Throat or Lung Disease, if you will call at J. K. Isa Drug Store you can get & trial bottle free of cost, or & regula- size bottle for $1.00 The Brsr SaLve in the world for Cugs, Braises, Sorcs, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tettor, Chapp- ed Hands, Chilblaine, Corns, and all kindé of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac- tlod fn overy case or money re fnded. Price 2 cents per box. For aale by 8dly J. K. ISH, Omaha. cne 223 CHICAGO . SHOT TOWER CO. , smmffl?fim SHOT s BUYIT. THE BESTIN MARKET. fiv. BIATCHFORD & Co. ED- num CLNTON 7. oyeAp. 7110 do better. | RA'LWAY SPEED. | OLOBE KESEMBLANCE BETWEEN THR SCREDTLE TIMKS O THE BRITISH GEVAT NOKTHEWN AND T4E PENNSYL- NANIA RAILROSDY The London Times of June 21, in referrng to the repiaity of reiiway trav 1, said: “Tiie lat achiev-ment is quick | travelling was from Leeds to Londen by tho Great Northern Reileay in three and thro» quarter hows. To | the timid who will be ready t»ask if such a speed fe the reply is that, | the saving of time ol over the journey in four houra is got rather by Teducing the number of stoppsges than by actual increase in the rats of travelling. The run from Wakefield to Grantham, a distance of 71 miles, was made in 1h. 21m., and from Grantham to King's Cress, a distance of 18 | miles, in 2b. bma The average speed, including stoppages, | from Leeds to London, was about 49 miles per hour. The servics is the quickeat in the world, and the next quiokest is the same company's four hours' train frem Leeds to London. Following that the most rapid travel- ling in the countryis the ‘Flying Datchman,’ from Londen to Exeter, which acccmplishies the distance, cof 194 miles in 4h 15m.; and then next in order is the ‘Wild Irishman,’ from Euston to Holyh-ad in 6h 35m., the Qistance being 264 miles. Mr. ¥. Woloott Jackson, the gen- eral superintendent (f the Pennsyl- 20 | vania railrcad in Jersey City, siter reading this account, said that her majesty’s subjects need not be boastful over the apeod of their railway trains. A month ago a train wa1 run from Jeray City of West Philadelph stance of the beat of crops. But the settlirs and all who visit_the counrry are in olined to ad pt the thers of a rail- way engiurer that the Bad Lands ae & an unfinished part of the world, and that the various stages of rock forma- tion may be ol served the clay buttes and banks. Mr. Puwer thinks the country wi'l bec: me a place of re “t for plescure tonrists becau e of its unique characteristics The rai's are 1ud toab-ut 100 miles | west of the Misswuri, and the yrading is nearly finished to the Litile Mis souri, which is 150 miles from the Missouri. Tae wok of gradmyis in progeess teyond the Litlo Mis uri, and a ‘ditioral suppliea and L.horers are beirtg sent forward at a rate which locks as though the contractors intend- ed to be surs of finishirg the road t fall, as promised, to the ~ Yellowstone. At Green river, the present end of the track, there ut twenty houses. A majority of the inhabitants ara of the sort who generally press to the front, where laborers, teamstersauds | diers are to be caught with their pock et full. The business of the town legitimale and illogitimata, fs of tho rezular “‘whoop-'ec-up” order. “Boom” is to> moderate a word t give any ides of it. Pereons wh have enjoyed a commercial training can estimate how things go in this sbanty town at the frout by the fact that the depoeits of that portion of the community which makes deposits, in the flush days of last month, ran up to $13,000 a dsy. The free and imagined by one who has never visited | such a settlement. On the return (r'p Mr. Power ob- sorved that the grain _fields all along the Nerthern Pacific were looking well Some dsmage has been doue 90 miles, in 93 minutes, which inclad ing four sto, pages and_ a slack up «f the train at two different points. ““The number of stations between the two cities,” he ssid, ‘“is b4. The train which leaves Jersey City at 11.05 ». wm stops st all of these stations snd yet reaches West Phila- delphiaat 1.05 p m., or 45 miles an hour. We have one train which starts regularly from Jereey at 8.35 and reaches West Philade'phia at 6 26— over 48 miles an hour—and another train which starts at 4 05 gets there at 5 55. That is over 48 miles an hour alto. We have made a mile a mivute on the road, and there is no faster time on record. Tha mail train at 825 p m. always reaches Philadelphia at 10:50, though stopping at all the stations. The newapaper train at 4:35a. m. stops at Eizaheth, New Brunswick and Mor risville to teke paesengera for Trentcon #nd Philadelphia, and at North Penn Juncticn to let off prssengers At all the other stations except Newark and Trentcn, where newspapers aro deliv- ered, there are no stops. The train reaches Philadelphia at 7:05. The London Times _speaks of a run from Wakefield to Grantham, 71 miles, in 81 minutes. Now our regular train g0 to Sehencks, whichis about the same distance, in 116 minutes, stop. ping at 24 stations. A direot run be- tween the two cities ¢ould be made in 76 minutes. The London traivs are very fast, andit needs all our powers TBE WASHINGTON MONUMENT. THE DESIGN TO MAKE IT THE HIGHEAT STRUCTUKE ON EARTH. Wasmixorox, June 80, 1880.—In 1876 c:ngress, enimated by the patri- otic_spirit incident to the centennial cel bration of Amerigan independence, then current, approj ed $200,000 to complete the unfin‘shed Wasking- ton monument, then, a3 now, a dis- grace to the United States This amount was insufficient to complete it according to the original design, and ce then the Washington monument commissicn, conatituted by that aot, have been endeavoring to recure a plan_of completion whose execution could be accomplished with the means at their disposal. As a prelim- inary m asure, bufore work uvder any new design conld be commenced, they dscevercd that the foundation of the monument must be strengthened. Ao o-rdingly one year ago congress passed an ect autherizing the strengthening of the fourdation of the mcnument, and assigning §100,000 for that pur- p:so of the §200,000 appropriated in 1876. Tho work then authorized has been presecuted slowly. Tt was sup- poaed that the foundation would be 2 completod in April st but it o not finishod up to this time. It is urder- stood, however, that ita eomrletion will be shortly accomplished. Qol. Casey, who has charge of the work pon the monument, has recently ad- vortirel fur 400,000 cubic feet of white marblo or grenite. The design for the comyletion of the monument, finally adopted by the monument com- mission, i4to oirry the monument to the height of 500 e t in stone, and to cap it with a pyramid of slono and glass, whose apex shall be 550 feet in height, thus towering eoma sixty feet above eny other structure on the earth. This pl+n received 1he uns mous upproval of the house distriot commuttee this sassion. They drafted reported a bill appropriating $667,000, the full amount recommend- ed by the commission to carry out their d.sign. Thisbill wil be prested next session, and there is, therefore, a fair prospect that a few years will seo the Washington monumentcompleted _ The Bad Lands of the Little Missouri. {From the 8t Paul Plobe, July 1] Mr. J. B. Power, general land agent for the Northern Pacific com- pany, returned yesterdsy morming fiom a visit to the so-called bad lands of the little Missouri, his trip having extonded to Pyramid Park, forty miles beyend the end of the extension track. Eu route he stopped at an explored Bly's coal mines, where s ehaft has been run 1,200 feet in foot vemn of lignite. At other points he saw two coal veins uncovered, one six feet thick aod the other Mght feet thick, and at still another place the railroad grade is et through a bed of ligoite twelve feet thick. This lset is between Green river and the Bad lands. The Knife er. Green river and Upper Heart river Mr. Powers eays run through as fine an agricultural region as is to be found in Eastern Dakota or Minnesota. It is we'l watered, both by streams and springs. At Grand river, rear the end of the track, thirty feet above the river level, llpvh!‘ sends ont a stream of pure an large sa & mans it Nuar ks froightere trail, & | mile inside the Bad Lands, is'a spriog which has furnished an wnfailing sup- ply for freightets and scldiere, and half a mile beyond is another. which furnishes an abundant supply for 500 people. The watar of the: rpflngl is pure and sweet, without Slkali, A gurdenor i the Bed L Tonde exhibited to Mr. Powers new pess an young potatoes grown on this spring' breaking. The growth of grass is luxunml Mr. Kelth, the rulr\nd company's engineer, says that within the fire miles squire on the Little Missouri, which has been temporarily resarved for the military cantopment, he could locate twenty families, each ith 160 acres, on farms equsl to the best farme seen anywhere. = So much | £cr the goodness of the bsd lands. The | region has its name from the olny buttes, which have often bare, per- ;unbd:;‘nn sides. “fi&fl‘\;‘l‘ are orbiddi ine, siopes o8 elegs Eromy bl aby ot jare righly covered with vegetstion, | through which s geod settlors are runaing their treskiag b{an. g Vyaiag up & w0l thet Wil predusy by hail storms in Dakota, which, however, have not tonched more than a fraction of one per cent. cf the growing geain Settlers sre coming 1n at every pert of that country with a rush. Everybody isat work and their work is making wonderfully rap o8 ore growing and farm houses going up in every direc- tion about them, as1f Aladdin's buil- der was at, work. Buokwheat . One of our exchenges says: There are few preducts upen the farm more profitable than buckwheat. Tho la- bor of cultivating and harvesting the crop is less than 18 required f.r slmost any other, while it will grow upon ooorer ol than almost auy other; yrt its utility is adwitted by all. No oao dospises buckwhest griddle cakes on a cold morving in_wister. Ground with corn aud oats it is a very desira- ble food for pigs. For poultry it is one of the best grains for producing eggs, and surjased by none except- ing refuss egéa. Asa plant for bees itis only equalled by whits clover. Buckwheat requires light, warm sil, mellow and not over rich, or it will run too much to straw. It is cellent for green manuring; in th respect it 18 only surpassed by clover. Tt might be turncd over in season fo sow winter wheat, rye, or for seeding down, The time for sowing is from the 1st to the 15th of July, at the rate of about a buzhel to thea®e, and a gocd yield will b about twenty-five bushels to the acre, but it not unfre- quently falls as lo= as fifteen. The straw makes good bedding, though it is claimed to be good fodder, but cat- tle will ot eat it unless it is steamed and a little meal added. Fow farmers haviog the tears of s'caming, (he foeding Whoperties of the rtraw will be of it lo value. There sre two va 114tics, the black and the silver hull The Int-er ia preferable for flwr. as it is much whiter than the black kind, which will be prefaired whero the grain 18 required for feeding pricprses —_— ‘Success;With Bmall Frults.” Hawkeye, ““1 just roiled out here from the grocery,” said the liitle green apple as it pavsed on the sidewalk for a mo ment's chut with the banana peel; “T am whiting here for aboy Not amall, weak, delicate boy, "alded the littlo green app'e, proucly, ‘‘a srest big boy, n great, bulky, strong, leath- er-lunged, uoisy, hfteon-year-older, and, little as T am, you will sce mo double up that boy to-night, and make him wailand howland ye'l Oh, T'm small, but I'm good for a ten-acre field of b)ys, and don't you forgetit. All the boys in Burlington,” the Jittls green apple went on, with Just a shade of pityng contempt in’ its voice, “couldu’t fool arcund me as any one of them fools arcund a banava.” easy stylo of the place can hardly be | nitice: awd ultimate “Anakesis” D aap Reme 1 1 il et Wyer box S fo toakruf. fere~ 0 ai picatio . Moustaedter & Tox 316, New Yort, Kidney-Wort Always Cures FAST WAKEFIELD AL March 4, '8 . —Messis, W RicHARD! sent emen say a word in fu mother has Lean Dicease for a nun epring she was s taking S d [ A AN OPEN SECRET ' AMONG THE LADIES The brilliant, fascinating tints of tnmyl«mou for which ladies strive are chiefly arti- ficial, and all who will take the ronllh. may securs them. ¢ roseate, Iw\nlchmfl hu folluw the use of E nolia Balm—a del | lessand always rel \ Sold hy all drug The Magnoiia Balm conceals every blemish, removes Sal- lowness, Tan, Redness, Erup- tions, all evidences of excite- ment and every imperfection. Its effects are immediate and so natural that no human being can detect its appli ate, harm- Dble article, S, ll“mm’m HT always Cures and The world revor disap- reat Pain~ oints. Relicver for Man and Boast Cheap, quick ard relinble. 'S CASTORIA is not Narcotic. Children grow fat upon, Mothers like, and Physicians mmend CASTORIA. It regulates the Bowels, cures Wind Colic, allays Feverishness, 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 remedies may relieve Catarrh. this cures at any stage before Comsumption sets in. Always Fresh! Alwuv Ready! Jf the advantazes thit TARKANTS SHTZER being & drv white posder. “‘Boya seem to bo your gums, draw'- ed the bonana peel, lozily; “well, T suppote they are just abont etr.ng enough tofafford vou s little amuss- mont. Formy own part, I like to take somebody of my sie. Now hers comes the kind of a man I uaually do business with. He is large and strong, it is true, but’— And just then a Ssuth Hill mer- chaut who weighs about 231 pounds when he feels right go d cawe along, a0d the bavana peel just caught him by the foot, lifted him about as high a8 the awning post, turaed him over, banged hitn down on a potato basket, flattening it out until it looked like a splint door mat, and the ck jarred everything loose in the show window. And then while the fallen merchant picked himself up from’ various quarters of the globe, his silk hat from the gut- ter, his spectacles from the cellar, his handkerchief from ths tree-box, hi cane from the show window, and cne of his shoes from the eaves-trouch, and a boy ran for the doctor, the littls gresn apple blushed red and shrank a Iittle bad out of sight, covered with awo and mortification. “Ah,” it thougat, “I wonder if I can ever do thatl Alas, how vain I was, and yet how poor and wesk and useless I am in the world. ™ But the banana peel comforted it and bade it look up and fake heart, and do well what it had to do, and labor for the good of the cause in its own useful sphere. ~ “True,” eaid the bapana peel, “‘you can not lift up a two hundred poond man and break cellar door with him, but you can give him the cholera morbus and if you do your part the world will feel your power and tho medical collezes will call you blessed.” Aud then the little green epple smiled and looked op with grateful blushes on its face, snd thanked the banana peel for its encouraging coun- sel. And.that very night, an old father, who writes thirteen hours a day, and a patient mother who was al- most ready to sink from weariness, and a nurse and a doctor sat up uatil nearly morning with a thirteen-year- old boy, who was all twilted up in the Shapa of o figurs 8, whill al the re deots on that block sat up and listened d pounded their pillowa and tried to sleep and wished that boy would .hh-r die or get well. And the littls green apple was leased, and its last words were, ‘‘At t { have been of some little use in this great, wide world.” ———— A GREAT FRENCH PHILOSOPHER ] ONLY EFFECTUAL KIDNEY REMEDY AND For s Debility, Dropay, xeelsior Kidney Pad Co., SOLE PROPRIETORS. o706 1y D, IRUN TURBlNE SAXE & CO., Omaha. MANUFACTURED BY Mast, Fowe & Co., Springfield, 0. ‘The Strongest and Most Durable WIND ENGINE In the Werld. Handrods in use in fowa and Neoraska by Deslers in nearly every county. This cut represents oar Buckeye Force Pump which is particulariy adspted to Wind Mill e, as it works easily and throws a constant stream, and dnes TOF freeze up in fhe cold oot weather. Send for pice list W. 8. RATNER, Weewra Ag's, Opiaks, New, Sold Permit me_to Chicazo & Northwestern ELANL W AW, 2,383 MILES OF ROADI COUNCIL BLUFFS MILWAUKEE inta EAST and NORTH. THE TRAVELING PUBLIC RE Itis the ONLY ROAD between . COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHIOAGO Upon which Is run iPULLMAN HOTEL CARS! .‘l“f?fib’;"fiffié’é‘}.,‘i‘sfl'&fi“}?,“l §Rack 18 STEEL RAILS] 115 COACHES ARE THE ninEsT! iTS EQUIPM IEXT FIRST CLASS 1 you wish the Best Traveling Accomimod - tins yon wi'l buy vour ticket by this Bou o | rAND WILLTAK EUTHER ou Through Tickets ck uansl Bag OMAIA TIORET OF and at Uni OFFICE i L Ticket o 15C0 OFFICE- 2 DENVER Foror i Conteal avd Tuton Now Mo MARVIN uunm" Gen't San v, 6 CHICASO, ILL JAMES T. CLARK, Gen'l Ag't Omahia & Conncl Blofla SHORT LINE 1880. K.C.,ST. JOE&C. B.R.R, 1o the ouly Direct Line LOUIS Al From OMAHA an ST. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS RRACHING ALL Eastern & Westein Cities With less chargos and In ailsance of other lines. This entire line is equipoed with Pullman's S eaping Cae, Palaco Day Conch EFSEE THAT YOUR TICKET READSWA EFVia Kansas City, St Joseph and ) CooncilBlufls K R, via SU63 £ oenniSt Lole w2 wTickets for saie a all coupon sations In the A C. DAWES, WIND_ENGINE $?»l°$? T BARNARD, Supcl, Genl Paes & ket &t Joseph, Mo, TKIST, Ticket Agen., t, between Farnham and s Tvion Fiock, Omaba, AR BARNARD, Gen'rl Agent, Omaha. J08 Pase. Am. Omata, 10UX CITY & PACIFIC AND St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The d Rehable Siows City Route ! 160 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFFS to ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMARCK, . M acta and Andir SPEED, SIIFETV AND COMFORT ’ gant Drawing Eoom and "ant cont poll A upler ant Buffer. Trains leav tat Councdi b 1y at 10220 p. o1, ko 7r-TEN HOURS 1x Auvaxce or my20- TNKOUGH T0 GHIBH}D Without Change of Cars! TELE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & (UINGY RAILROAD. Wil S oth end P , Fegaat Fus- PASSENGERS GOING EAST Should bear i wind that this is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO, “Aud Poinis East. North and Nor(hweat. Passengers by this Route bave ¢ FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES A S Duils Lincs of Falaco New York Gity Without Change. 1 this line are equipped with eut Air Brokes and PULLAN PALACE SLEEPING AND D'NING CARS Are run on the Buriington Koute. rvn 5. ¥ ates, ime iven by Route, 5. 0. PHI G 1, g MR L, ket Agent Omaba. er duy at home. Samples. worth fien addross Supson & Co., LY MEDICINE 415 ot tae Same Time on v Complaints, Grarei, Dishetes, in the Urine, Milky opy Urizos or Rhea- Pains and Aches, xaze the blood 1s polsened Tiat should bave_ben 13is 0 dry vegeiable Packagomakessix quarts i has L ov il g2 & Jor A on hsg e Brice, 610D, SR @ T, [ THE GREAT AND APPETIZER---SURE CURE For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CONSU fP- TION, and all D ROAT and LUNGS. The most a-cepta Lemon juice, immenre anl inera of its *irtucs and po Putup in Quart Size Bottles, giving any article in the CAUTION. VONT BE DECELS ases of the T More for the money jhan market. » o the Bxtract from Report of the Cowmissi Wesars. LAWKP NCE & MAKTIN, 1111 Mai s . Grar e the BATSAN « F TIN, Pro LAWRENCE & MAR Sold-by DRUGG o OCRAE W AINTED VATH THE - MO I KA o AR < (IS cnul'rlv-" XAMINING THIS hitd lnAY e Minneapolis < CHICAGOV ROCK ISLAND &. PAC"']C R 2 1S THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN THE FAST & THE W N . Tine Tuns from £ it Cur S T LitEAT THROUGH L with ail divens on. with the L. 8. 8 M.& LL. Gen'l Superintendest. CHAS. SH '-?RIGEx. FURNITURE, B: B: DOING FEATHERS, WINDOW SHADES. Afid everything pertaining Furnitura pholstery ‘[Tade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMERT OF NEW COODS AT TRHE LOWEST PEfCHES. OFAS SREIVBPRIOXK 1208 and 129 Farnham Stres?, iha Lo he od ap 34 mon th st Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator FOR 1880, g MANUFAGTURED BY P P W’ST&GU SPRINCFIELF,0 They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Feam Walking Cultivator, with or without 5 rin The New Force Feed Buckeye Drill, «we or ive Enquire for them at the best dea'cre. F. H. PUGH, Gen. Agent, t Torse & yles leh NERYOUS DEB!U i Y lHlllIlleFLya - ., Homeopathic bpec fic N . W RTH ITSWEI"HTINuO b | DE. A * | CONSULTING PHYSIE! | nas » KMANESTLY LOCAT D ICAL satistac ion Y ko Jo and dislorated 5 Your Dru: st