Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 11, 1880, Page 3

Srong W. W. Baxruer STURCES & BARTLETT, TTORNEY-AT “~No, ot ATCIRE AN Losktonbo, CHARLES POWELL, USTICE OF THE PEACE—Corier 5th and ar ts., O rroney WM. SINERRL, & AT LAW— be AT e ity o, A, Vb 0. L. THOWAS, A TRORXEY AT LAW—Lowns mones. buys f{ "('(l“ #clis real estate. Room 8, Creighton A- C. TROUP, TIORNEY 4T Law—omo to Haswoms X Wik Goorpe B pricnet 1808 " E ghatia A DEXVER L. THOMAS, TTORNEY AT LAW- Oraicimnsak s Ball - —— A. M- CHADWICK, TIORNEY AT LAW—Offoo 1304 Faraibam A. BASTZLANDE EY 4T LAV or. 8thand Farubam e ‘may2sy LLIAM A. FONDA. ¥ AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. 6, Frenzer Block, opposite Post OMAHA, NEE. WM. LPEABODY, AWYER 0%ico—in roghton Bk, next o § P S e iy 2®Patents Prooured. s ¥ PUELIC. OOLLEOTIONS MADE £ D. WGLAUCRLIN. AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF CE—Sc Fifteontu © Promptly Attended to. w8 RIEN & SARTLETT, Attornsys-at-Law, Biock, Fiteenth A. L. ROBISON. ATTORNEY AT LAW, WARBACH BLOCK, COR- DOUG- & I5TH §TS. OMAHA, W. J. 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Omabs, SANTA CLAUS F Greatest Discover Wonuertul disc: Among oth Chaidren o e 1 really he lives in a mo ‘of snow Last year an excursion sailed clear to the Pole ped nto what seemed likeshole ‘onders they found a now land, s appeared on each hand. Tike ours, with more And euddenl d: v« than ever were seen, £ a rainhow were foasd, iite fragrauce wore STOW o wonder in doube had heard Twas Santa Clana' sclf & 3o leoked like the pict 3 e drove up a team that looked very queer, "Twat n team of crashcppert fusoud of retndeer, He rode in shel instoad of 4 sleigh, But he took them on bosed snd drove them avay. He showed them all uver bis wonderful realm, And factorics m: oods for women snd mea, Furrlers were working on bate grest and small, To Bunce's thes s~id they were sending themm ail. ‘el Kingle, the Glove Mk All our Gloves we Santa showed then £3 mere. Saying 1 alse ook these to friend Bunce's store. Santa Claus then wieperad a socrct be'd tell Al wito wa: For stirts, Ben THE DAILY BEE. OMAKA PUBLISHING CO., PROPRIETORS. 16 Parnham, bet. 9th and 10(h Streets TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, Copy 1 year, in ad wontts THE MAILS. 40 p. . ommva W.RR, Ham,llpm , S30% m. ., 11p.m. a1 pm »m. . from Lincoln, 12:10 p. m, &P, 1a.m Neb..4p. m. ‘msils for States Towa leave but oncea ,vie: 4:30n. m. Officeopen from 13 t0 1 p. m. Sundays. THOMAS F. HALL. Postmaster. Arrival And Departure of Trains UNION PACIFIC. 0p. m. 200 A m Mail 6:00 8. m. | afal Express... 840 p.m. | Express. CHIZAGO NORTHWESTERX 0. m. | Mail Express.8:40p, m. | Exprevs Sundays excepted. KANSAS CITY, ST, JOE & COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND [SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC EAILROADS. Expres......8:00a. m. | Fxpress Daily Except Sundays. B.& M. R R in NEBRASKA. 9:00 [rast] | Bearmer 3oy % am | Bloomington(1¥)5:10 am pm | ked Clond (1) 635 w pm | Plattsarth (ar) 4:30 p pm | Om b (arr)...4:56 p LLEY RAILWA' 130 p m. 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Manufsctorers of Lead Pipe, Shoetaad Bar Lead, Block Tio, Pipo sna Solder, Linseed Oil 22 0il Cak , ORDEES SOLICITED, TANOZTH GLINTN ST, Iilgaé‘!:‘p. - CHANGING COLO] A MULATTO WONMAN TUBNING WHITE AND A WHITE WOMAN TO A DARKER HUE. Brivcerort, August 1.—With the exception of an irregular-shaped dark spot_on each cheek, Mrs. Samuel J. P. Miles, of this clty, would easily pass for a Caucasian. And yet she was born & mulatto, as scores of peo- who have known her all her life are ready to certify. Each of the spots is about the size of a silver dollar, and about the color of a dark copper cent. The rest of her face is a positive white, of & somonbat leaden hue, whila her hands and arms are unnaturally white, showing mot the slightest trace of either a dark or a ruddy tint. The case has excited much interest among Mras. Miles’ acquaintances, especially on the part of the colored people who know her, and among the doctors. They have seen her grad- ually growing whiter from year to year, until it scemed to be merely a question of time when she would be transformed into a white woman. Some of the colored people eay that they have heard of similar cases before, and that it is an unvarying rule that when ove of their race be- comes wholly white death epeedily ensue Mrs. Miles herself is nct less die- tressed than puzzled over the myste- rious change. She has repeatedly consulted doctors since it began, to see if the process could not be check- ed, and has been heard to say that che would give £10,000, or any sum she might ever possess, if she could be restored to her natural color. Her husband a tall, full-blooded negro, is a whitewasher and preacher. They have two children, whose complexion is of a rather darker shade than that of a mulatto. Mrs. Miles herselfis a pleasant, mild-spoken woman of lady- like and intelligent appearance, and is about thirty years of age. Her hair has a slight’ kinkiness, but hardly enough to atiract attention. She is very sensitive about the coior change she has undergone, and cannot easily be induced to talk about it. It began, she says, about twelve years ago, just after she had recovered from a severe bilious attack, to which she was eub- ject, She had sufferel from these at- tacks since, but her gemeral health was good. “How did the change come out,” the visitor asked. “First,” replied Mrs. Miles, ‘there came out a white spot_on the wrist. Tt kept growing, eularging so fast that T coul . seo it spreading from day to day. Sconaspot of the same kind appeared on the other wrist, and both kept cxtending upward until they spread completely over my arms and my face, except for thess two spots that you see. The extension of the spots over these parts of my body took only about two months, but the in affected has steadily been grow- ing whiter, and the dark spots on my face smaller. I suppoee thoee now left will_entirely disappear in time.” Mrs. Miles said that excepting her arms her body below her neckretained its natural color. *‘I felt badly about the changs at first,” she went on, “not only because I was afraid that it would aff.ct my health. It hasn't seemed to do this, and the doctors told me that probably it would not. But they couldn’t seem to explain what caused the change, and did not appear to think they could cure me. They told me it was some peculiar skin disease they did not know much about, but thought likely it came from my liver.” Some physicians with whom the writer talked said practically the same thing. ‘‘The subject isn’t treat- ed of much if at all in the medical books,” he, ““and I don’t think it has ever been made matter of spec il study. About all you csn say is that the change is dua to some arrest in the color development, caused probably by the failare of the liver to perform its functions properly. Another case in the city, neatly as remarkable ar Mrs. Miles’, is that of & white lady, whose skin lately began to change to a decidedly aatk hue. She is the wife of the Rev. J. G. Davenport, cf the Park Street Congregational church,and the change for a time was an occasion for much xioty to herself and her friends. he had been in poor health for some time with a liver affections which gives support to the opinion of the doctors reaches to what would be thair knees |if they were men. Now they face | each other, each holding the two | bands of the other. Anybody who | has seen the firemen at work on a hand-engine will understand the mo- tion readily. They keep this up for five or ten minutes, talking like a brace of parrots all the time, till one of them screams with all her wight and ruos half-way to the bath house. She stops to remark that she knows she will die, and looking down sees the cause of her scare—a blade of ecl-grass_tightly wound about her ankle. Spunking up courage sgain, they seek the water once more, and again the hend-engine manoeuvre is repeated. Then one of them whispers, “Thers's a man!” And the other says, ““T don’t care one bit,” and runs with all her might to ihe bath house. Then the one who had seen the man saunters slowly siter, picking up & shell or two on the way, pretendingto think there ien't such a thing as a man in creation. By and by they omerge from the bath house,and ostentatiously display the key, towels and bathing dresees; chattiog in most volubls manner. It was just lovely!” cne remarks. And th other eays she feels “so refreshed, you know.” A Donkey's Deep Grief. Hemer Miniog Index. Newspapers have often told scories about the affection that dogs, horses and other animals have for each other, but we have never heard of a jackass being accused of any such tender sen- timents. It is now our duty to record the faithful love ong donkev had for a companion who had.shared his lot for 50 long. Last week W. D. Wasson went out to Tioga district on a pros- pecting expedition, taking gtwo jacks Throtbing Headacto. i s the be along to pack his blankets, tools and provisions. In coming down the rows with the sound of his lamenta- tions. Mr. Wasson tried to coax the grief siricken mountain barge away, but the donkey ouly lifted up his voice and wept, and would not Le com- forted. Then he essayed to drive with sticks end stones the noisy beast from the scene cof his lament. But drive he would not. The donkey re- membered how he and his beloved companion had foraged tozether from handy clothes-lines; had in friendship masticated fence-posts and sections of barb-wire, and had contentedly vib- bled such tender morsels as old gunny sacks and cast-off overalls, or had es- suaged keen hunger with old boots and oyater cans, and could not be in- duzed to leave the spot. Then the crusl master beat him terribly, still his grief nerved him to obstinacy. The master felled two or three large trees on his back, but tono purpose. Final- ly the master in despair took the pack off and left him with his dead. The Iost seen of him he was eating the cropping of a quartz ledge and weep- ing for his friend. ked the Trade, Datrcit Frao Press. A citizen of Cass avenuo, having a residenco worth about £16,000, has a sign of *‘for eale” on the house, and tho other day an old African, driving a stone blind hotse and a wagon which wobbled all over the road, drew up in front of the place just as the owner came out: “Boss, am dat place fur ealel” promptly inquired tho darkey as he dropped the reins. “Yes, sir,” was they reply. “What's your werry lowest figgers, sali?” “Sixteen thousand dollars.” *‘Dat incloodesds back yard an’all, > The old man got down, looked over the fenca and peered around, and fin- ally eat “How much would ye 'low ma on dat hoss an’ wagin if we madea trade?” “Oh, about five dollars.” The querist settled his hat with a jerk, climbed into the wagon and was driving away_without a word, when the citizen asked: ““Well, what do you think?” ““What does I huk, sah! Why, sah, 1 fiuk de trado am blocked. 1z will- in’ to knock off sumthin’, but I can't take no five dollars fur dis outfit. De hoss alone cost me six!” that these color changes proceed from somsthing abnormal in_the workings of this organ. Mrs. Davenport be- 2o to improve in health lately, and the dark epots are disappearing, as the result, probably, of medical treatment and better health. Race Between a Bzar and a Pig. Oregon Astorian. Bears must be very plentiful in the vicinity of Tlwaco. One was shot on Monday last back of the Aberdeen cannery; and Captain Gray informs us that when heand Mr. Loomis the other day emerged from the portage on the weather beach, » fine bear of about 300 pounds was chasing a good- slzed hog. They balted their team to wWitness tho race, that soon becamo 80 exciting that Loomis offered to bet tho bear would win. As the bear was Loomis’ faverite, Captain Gray had no choice but to back the pig, which he did. Their presence did not disturb the contestants in the least. Piggy very cleverly doubled on bruin, bat bear gained on him, and the porker made for therocks which put out at the foot of the portage, and here com- menced a regular dodgo game, which gave the piz a chancs to recover his wind. He could dodge and turn quicker than tbe bear, which began to ehow signs of fatigue, taking advan- tage of which the pig made a_break into the thick brush, saving his life and winning the wager for the captain. As the travelers had no arms bruin retired in safety, though Loomis wanted very much to kill him for making him lose his bet Women at the Beach. New Haven Union. Kind reader, didst ever ses two women bathe!” They emerge from their bath house looking as if they had stolen something and expected to see a burly policeman bob around the corner, clap his hands upon them, and exaltingly cry, “Now I've got you.” Then they trip along half a dozen etepr, not altogether like Dundreary or a sandpiper, but somewhat resemb- livg both. Then one says, “Ob, dear!” and reaches down fo pick a pebble out of her shoe, while the other takes the opportunity to yell like a pair of panthers, and then run back with all her might to the bath house, Her mate, of course, doesn’t get the pebble out of her shoe, but gets sev- eral more fn to keep it from getting lonesome. Then the screamer tiptces down to the place and says, “What a fool I wes!” The other comes down, having secured a new invoice of pabbles in transit, and screams, ““What isit?” As itis nothing but a devil's apron-string and not a snake, the scraamer again says, fool!” Then they laugh. But_they keep their eyes about them, and each mouth is_always ready fo emit a scream. By this time they reach the water's edge. A punny roller is ad- vancing. 1t breaks a little way out, and as the line of foam is sent up the beach they turn and scamper with all their might. Then one says, “What a fool nd the other re- plies, “Tkoow it!” Then they take hold of hands, determired to do or die. Another wave mskes them flinch and tremble and acream, just a little, but they keep on till the water IMPORTANT TO SUFFERERS. The greatest benelactcr is one who relieres pain aud corcs dizeasa. Dr. Silshee has - plished bo'h by bis mirsculous Fakesis, absolute, casv, rag LES in afl g'ag’s of 20,000 sufferers testify tota vir suppository, acting as an inst and medic cortain. P Tt isa simplo , poultice, . Tho reliof is instant, ‘and cur TURKISH HAREM. Tt is roported that the Sultan, though engaged in a great war, found time to order largely of SOZODONT. Ho says his women will havo it, and he wanta peace at home. Wiso Sultans; rub it in well after your cathotic baths. Lets foilow the “Turkeys.” Several hogshends of Spalding’s Gluo are needed for the on-coming European Congress, to make the na- tions stick. Thousands of people, who are aflicted with a diseas-d liver, indigestion, heart- burn, waterbrash, sour stomach, of erally intolerable biliousness, as it is termed, use mercury. This is done reluc- tantly, perhaps, but the commonplace ar- gument s, Ob, hothing he liver and spleen except blue mass. Could I get something else I wouldn't use it. Reader, you can get something else, and that some* thing else is Simmous’ Liver Regulator. It is equal in power to blus mass, and without any of its injurious effects. ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND CON TRACTORS. The owner of the celebrated Kaolin Banks, pesr LOUISVILI E, NEB., has now ready ot the depot at Louisville, on the B. & M. railroad, WEIITEH BERICE to 6l any order at reasonable prices, Par. ties desiring white front or ornamental brick willdo well to give us a call or send for sample. J.T. A. HOOVER, Prop., Lotisvilla. Nab PASSENCER AGCOMMODATION LINE OMAHA AND FORT OMAHA Connects With Street Cars Corner of SAUNDERS and HAMILTON STREETS. (End of Red Line) as follows: ™, 303,57 and 729 p.m. 'ORT UMAHA: % = Oumaha, aio usnally regular passengers. 1L be made from the post- ind 15th snrobte. from strest car driy. FARE, 25 CENTS, INCLUDING STRE CAR st g I S P g oo BOOTS AND SHOES At a LOWER FIGURE than at ‘any other shoe house in the city, P. LANG'S, 236 FARNHAH ST. LADIES' & GENTS, undersined until. Tuesd mountain one of the lopg-eared freight [ Jdersicnet il 7 transporters fell over a_ precipice and | i0.ciai1 e crale B broke his neck. The other frightened | firect to the easiri the stns to the birds and the conles in theit bur- | fi ooy ih Dans anisp NOTICE OF SITTING OF CITY COUNCIL AS BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. 66 Pertand, M the reco ered dyapeptics,bi lious sufforers, ‘vic. tims of fever and ague, the mercarial dise The Cheapest, Purest and Best Famil the in the Warld. o For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jauadice Billious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Col 8 singio particlo of MANCORY, oF ¥ tnjurious ouneral sxbatance, but 1o Parely Vegetable, contalalog those Sonthem Roots and Herb, which an’ allwise Providence. has placed 3 gantelg whero Liver Discass most promil. . It ¢l Discascn caused by Deran o he iverand Bowels. 7 Dersosoment of Tn STSPTONS of Liver Gomplaint are » bitter or bad taste In the mouth: Paim in the Back, Sides or Joints,often ristaken for Rhoams: Hamy Sour Stomuch Loes of Apretite: Bowels altonately costive and 1a%; Headaches’ Long of Memory, with a painfal sensation of having. fait ed o do something which ought. 4o have i done Debilty, Low Spirita, - thick sl g pearance of the akin and Eyes, & dry otsgh 1 e mistacon for Conaption, Sometines many of thete ymptoms sttend he disease, at othera very fewshat the Liver, tha IAERDSt Organ n the body, Is gineraily {h oo of the dissase, and if not regalated in tim suffering, wr b e Tean Toom dincane o1 3 Dymerete Simmens’ Livr Reultor. Lewis 6. Wanter 25 Master' Siroe, Asistant. Pust Mastor Philadelpnta, Pt Moeen We' have tsted s v, Jnow i for - Dysperaia: K raonally, and cas, " and zedicine Wo have tried forty o or Regalator, but temporary re vieved, bu MASUPACTURND ONLY BY J. H. 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ITS TRACK 1S STEEL 173 COACHES AdE THE Fime TS EQUI Tt you wish the Best Traveling Accommoda- tons sou wili buy vour L&D WILL TAKE N 1284 Farnham St , De; > Central and aw Montgom- ery Street. o information, folders, maps, ete., le at Home Ticket Office, nt of the Company, of MARVIN KUCHITT, W. H- STENNITT, Gew' Manager, _Gon'l Pass. Agont, CHICAGO, ILL. JAMES T. CLARK, ’t maha & Councll Bluffs. SHORT LINE 1880. K.C.,ST. JOE&C.B.R.R,, Is the only Diroct Line to ST. LOVIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. No change of cars botween Omaha and Bt. Louls d but one betwoen Omaha and Nw York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS ACHINO ALL Eastern & Western Cities With leas chargos and in advance of other lines. This entire line is equipoed with P Palace Sieoping Cars, Palnce Day e lilller’s Safety Platform ‘and Coupier and the celebrated Wes inghouso Alr-Erake. 3K R, via SUEY St Louls. &Y all coupon stations fn the A. C. DAWES, Gen'l Prsa. & Ticket Ag't ARNARD, Gen'l Supt St. Joderh, St Joseph, Mo, W. C. SE. , Ticket Agon., tween Farnbam and b ‘BARNARD, wrl Agent, Omaha. Sl()l'i i‘lTY& I’M‘!fit; Dyspepeia's tortared stctim, Why cross the ocean tide Wien at Proconts r bedsile, science If-same draught, eltzor the Spring! SOLD BY ALL DRU( MANUFACTURED BY Mast, Foos & Co., Springfield, 0. ‘The Strongest and Most Durable WIND ENGINE In the Werld. Hundrods in use fn Towa and Nebraska Scld by Dealers in nearly every county. This cut represents oar Buckeye Force Pump which is particalariy adapted to Wind Mill uso, a8 It works easily and throws a constant stream, and does not freeze up in the cold- est weather. Send for price list W. H. RAYNER, Western Ag't, Omaha, Neb. - 3 week. §12aday at home ensily made. Uostly joutst tres. Address Trued Co. Portiand, Me FEVER AND AGUE. STOMACH BITTE RS Defensive Medication I3 a procaution which should never be neglect- o when r s present, and therefors a tors at this sossou is particular- 5 for the fee: Lo and sickly. ness, and_bow comparable to this For sale b all LEGAL NOTICE. cher, plaintifs, agaicst E.T. Weisat, Omaha, Douglas Co., Neb. susd an order of for the sum $38 Omaba, Jrly 1 B.A. Fowuss. FOWLER & SCOTT, AR VEST & FRITCHER. SHOES MAUE. TO ORDER: n;*'wm\hflu-- S * § - csomary % " exinibiion st s e on short notics, tes BOOM 8, UNION BLOCK, Justice cf the Pexce, of On the 12th day of July. 1650, said Justice is- chm nt in the sbove action CHITECTS. for buildings of any description on W have bad over 20 | years experience in designtag aud superintand. | Ing public building andresidences. Plans and farnished. m-om AND St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Siowr City Route! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFES to ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMARCK, And all pointain Northern lows, Minnesota and Dakota. This Mne i equipped with the Im- proved Westinghouse Automatic Alr Brakes and iller Plattorm Coupler and Buffor. Aad for SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT s unsurpassed. Elegant Drawing Room avd Slcoping Cars,owned and coatrolled by the com- Through g between Union' Pacific Transfer Depot, Council Bluffs, nd 8t. Paal. Trains leave tho Union Pacific Transfer reaching at11:05 3, m , making 22TEN HOURS 1§ Apvasce or ANY Otaer Rovte. Returning, leave St. Paul at 8:30 p m., ar- oux City at 4:45 a m., and Transfer Depot, Council Biufls, Be suro that your tickets read via “S. C, R F. C. HILLS, issouri Valley, Tows. perintendent, .. OBRYAN, Southwestern Freight and Passenger Agent, my2- Councll Biufl THROUCH TO CHICACO Without Change of Cars! THE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & (JUINGY RAITLROAD. With Smooth ard Perfect Trac Sener Ceaches, and PULLMAN SLEEPING & DINING CARS owledged by the Press, and sll wko 0 bo the Best Appointed and in the Country. PASSENGERS GOING EAST Should bear in mind that this ia the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGD, ‘Aud Points East, North and Northwest. Elegaut Pas- Passengers by this Koute have choice of FOUS DIFFERENT ROUTES, And the Advantage of Six Daily Lines of Palaco ceping Cars frop 50 to New York City Without Change. lineare equipped with ¢ Air Brakes and ‘Against Acei- i the world PULLWAN PALACE SLEEPING AND D'NIKG CARS ‘Are runon ta eduriington Route. pation concernine Boutes, R .+ will bo cheerfal of the. Buris Pas Agt St. Joo., Mo, Ticket Agent, Omaha. AYER'S SARSAPARILLA, FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD This compound o the vegetanle alter atives, Sarsap tions of e shin are the api face of humors, that should bo expelied fromthe blood. Tnternal derangomentsare the determin of these same humors to some int tha Siin Pimpi tor il Uicers and Soree, iralyia, Pain in the Bones, 12 and Head, Femals Weniness, Sterility, ricea arising from internal slcration ring disenact, Dropey, Dyspepeia, Ema. ity Wk thete da 2t Rheven, Le and u iation and general Debiity, partara health retarns.| PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER & €O, LOWELL, MASS. Practical and Analytical Chemis s SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE. OV e GINBERLY Iastitate, Troy, N. Y_ Tho oldest aginseriog olin'America. Next ton ber. ‘The Register for 1390 contains 3 iist of the zraduates for the Fast 54 years, with their tn m begins Septem- | KIDNEGEN is highly recommended and or Foul Kidneys, Dropsy, Bright' Nervous Debility, or an Bladder Diseases. Also for Yellc Poisoning, in infected malarial o of 8 FOREST LEAF with J1 tor and Obstructions ari unsurpassed for Weale s Disease, Loss of Energy, from Kidney or Blood and Kidney ow Fever, NIPER DER Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use. 1 not found at Druggista or Grocers, we offico to you wend a repait o the nearest express LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, Ills. — | Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS nd DEALERS everywhere. Wholesale aze Omabs, STEELE, JOHNSON & €O, wi wdo at manufaciure TED WITH THE CEOCRAEHY 0% (WIS COUNTRY, WILE" C THIS MAP, THAT THE - E BY EXAMININ t Agen Fo A. KIMBALL, Gen'l Saperintendent. nformation ot obtainable we your AL EHCAGO, with il divergier lines for @ Eaat and < NEENGLEY B WG R At W AssING LG Gy, with the B €1 & MM M th Contrat Tows K. 1 home ticket office, nddress. >} . JOHN, " Gewl IKt. aud P VKT As - CHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS, WINDOW SHADES. And everything I?ortaining to the Furniture and pholstery Trade. A GOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW COODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. OEAS. SHIVERIONK ap 24 mon th mat 1208 and 1210 Farnham Street. il r'n'prroved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator FOR MAN gy RTH TSWEIGHT CURES RHEUMATISY, €OLDS URES COUGHS and e MNOAT CURES DYPTHERIA. CURES SORE THROAT.CURES DYPTHERIA. NE TACK ani STIFE JOITS CURES LAME BACK, wnd STIFF IDINTS CURES BUBS?, CUTS and BRUISES. - & E UFACTURED BY P. P. MAST &C0., SPRINGFIELD, They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Eeam Walking Cultivator, with or without Springs. The New Force Feed Buckeye Drill, one or two Horse Style. Enquire for them at the best dealers. F. H. PUGH, Gen. Agent, Umaha, Neb. 1880. NERVOUS DEBILITY A} Weaknoan and Humphreys' wi viom svervors e, Homeopathicseisy” e e 2 "o Specifie No. 28- wa. Price 81 per vial or 5 e tor 86, sent postazo BUNPHREY'S DR. A. ¥ CONSULTING PHYSICIAN hAS PEEMANENTLY LOCATED HIS MED- ICAL OFFICE, CURES EURNS, CUTS nod BRUISES. SOLD IN OMAHA BY ALL DRUGGISTS. positizns; also, eourse of studv, requirements, expences, etc. Address DAVID 3 GREENE, Directer, ‘sod&wew oo Your for Miss Freoman's New National Dyes. For brightoess durs- ‘bilfty of coloe they are unequalled. Color 3 o §.Be, price 1 cente, 408 Tenth Street. OMAHA, SEBRASKA Offeriog his services in all depariments o medicine and_surgery, both in genctal s Special practice, scute aad chromic on “consalted Hight snd day, s will visita. Dacta of the city Sad couasY on reeeins ¢