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Mail, CELEBRATED STOMACH ITTERS THOUGH SHAKING LIKE AN ASPEN LEAF With the may sl e, which aud invigoratin NOTICE TO BIDDERS. ud other Seon at the o shall specify and qualityof the same,proposcd to be gurnisbed, ‘And shall be 8d tresscd 1o the undersigned. 3. F. McCART: = our owa town, lerms’ “Adros . Halett |' PERMANENTLY CURES | KIDNEY DISEASES, | LIVER COMPLAINTS, XELSON PARCHILD, of &t Albans, Vi, T aeye, 12 e of priecloes vulue, Afer sixtonn Sewrs of croat suffring (-ora Tlies and Con- Civeneas £ compictely curcd me.” €5 HOGATEY pockacehar donc - plotely euring & sc Cemplaint.” ITHAS Y7t WONDERFUL §y ¢§ POWER. mxtfas BECAUSE IT ACTS ON Toe LIVER,TRE DOWLILS AND KiD- NEYS AT THISAMN TIME. wicze for e 13 ere Lives and Kiduey 76 i i § Pues, orin and Female dlaordors. MANUFACTURED BY Mast. Foos & Co,, Springfield, 0. ‘The Strongest and Most Durable WIND ENGINE In the Werld. Hunirods 'n use tn lows and Nebraska Sold by Dealers i nearly every county. This cut represents our Buckeye Force Pump which s particalarly adapted to Wind Mill s, a8 1t works easlly and throws a constant stream, and does not froezo op in the cold- est weather. Send for price list ,W. H. RAYNER, ‘Western Ag’t, Omaba, Neb. SANTA CLAUS FOUND. Greatest Discovery of the Age. Wongertuldiscoveriesin the world have boen made Among other things where Santa Claus stayed. Children oft ask it be makes zoods or not, 1t really be lives in & mountaia of suow. Last year an excarsion salled clear t0 the Pole And suddenly dropped nto what seemed lkexhole Where wonder of wonders they found a now land, #hile tairy-like beings sppeared on each hand. There were motniains. like ours, with more ‘Deautlful groea, And tar brighter skics than ever were seen, Birds with the hues of rainbow wero foand, ‘While flowers of exquisite fragrance were grow ing aronnd. Not long were they left to wonde 1n doub. A being so0n came they had heard much about, ‘Twas Santa Claus’self and thisthey all sy, e leoked like the pucture _esee cvery day. He drove up s team that looked very queer, TTwan s batn f eramboppors nsiead of reideer, He rode in a shell instead of = sleigh, But he took them on tourd and drove them Ho showed them all over his wondertul realm, And factories making goods for women snd men Furrlers were working on hats great and emall, To Bunce's they said they wero sending them all. <ris Kingle, the Glove Maker, told them at once, ‘we are sending to Bunce, Santa showed them suspenders and mads things mare, every ue knew Bunos well, Ho therefore shoud send his goods to bis eare, Knowing his friends will get their tull share. Now remember ye dwellers in Omaba town, A o vant prosate to Frnors o round, shirts, or gloves great and small, Send your sister or sunt oo sud all. ‘Buncs, Chatmplon Hester of the West, Doaglaa oet, Gmaba THE LAST DEAL. | A LRAF FROMTHE EXPERIENCE OF A Pa- | CIFIC COAST GAMBLER, Lovdille (Col) Chronidle. | T never dealt again!” The words fell from the lips of 8 gentleman well known in Leadville. Yet few recognizs in the elegant, ¥sy- sing man who now commands the | deep respect of his fellow-citizens the once cool-headed, imperturbable gam- bler who it his day figured prominent- Iy along the Pacific coast aud who was almost universally recognized as the shrewdest faro dealer in the west “‘As for the game's mortality, that's neither here nor there, When dealt upon the square it is much like any other game. It is not to be thought that the law will hinder men a bit if { they want to play, and often_they aro forever carcd of playing when they find it doesn't pay. L've dealt the game for twenty years, but I've quit now. T made nothing nor lost soy- thing, and but for a sight I once saw I should probably be & gambler stlll, Hereby hangs a tale. Lot me tell it: “Some three yesrs agoIran a high- toned game at a cortain place you probably know, for it strikes me I saw you there. It was a square game, as 1 will leave any one to say—a thriv- ing game—for 1 dealt for half the blood in town. and often had ss many as five layouts at a timo, with too much business on hand to even get time o rest. One evening & young chap strolled in, with a sort of curi- ous stare on his face, and I concluded right there that he was green. He was fair-headed, and had a pair of blue eyes and clear-cat features—an innocent-looking young fellow; if ever 1saw one. It only required glancs £ convihoo you that ho wass stranger in the gambling room. Ho on was at hoitte, thotgh, for Tsaw in his blue eyes the love of play, and after that evening he was a constant visitor. He played his pile right up and never growled if his luck was hard, and on every second card he'd stack the limits up in blue. ~Take it altogether his luck was hard—some- times the hardest T ever saw. I've known him to lose on & single deal seven double shots. “Business for me of course, but somehow it almost seemed too bad. 1 couldn’t say a word, thogh, and yet I liked the boy. He had lots of the flithy. I thick from the way he began he must have dropped & cool £100,000 on the game, and he never growled, ““We both quit gambling the eame night—he, poor lad, for suflicient rea- Tiberal corn feeding. We must adjust | our feeding to suit the markets that consume_our pork. Boston wants smaller, leaner pork than the south, and that Yankee city buught of the west last year 2,281,552 hogs. Here is a growing market for light hoge, and if at the new departure men would begin to make up a new breed of hogs, we have only to change our mathod of feeding less corn and more grass, and shippingat an earlier age, to meet thodemand. Thercis but one msn in thoworld whoclaimshe hasestablish- od a breed of animals in so short & time s three years, and he did not know he had accomplished 5o wonder- ful o foat until his enterprising son- in-law put him in print. Scientific men have not yet placed his clatm on rocord as an example showing how 5000 8 new breed of domestic animals may be produced by a skillful breeder. That there is s demand for larger per cent of lean meat io hogs fed ex- clusively on corn is evidenz. The habit of laying on fat has become so well_established among swine bred and fed in the corn growing states, that it will require skillful feeding to correct or modify the habit or tenden- cy. This can be dons by a change of food and by a judicions selec- tion fof the best breeders from the herd. In districts where pess and oats are produced as cheaply as corn the breeders have favorable conditions for the experiment, In stead of feeding corn alune, at an carly age, lot oats and peas b fed. As s00n as pigs can do well on prass let only grass and oats be fed. It will be soen tho fizst season that the pigs have o larger per cent of muscl or lesn meat than of fat. A fow weeks feed- ing of corn to pigs thus raised will produce an atticle of pork that will suit the Eastérnand English buyets better than hogs fed wholly on_corn. Shall it be the Eastern or Western farmers who will first adjust their tiothods of febditig to the demands of traile, A Fashionable Woman's Prayer. Strengthen my husband, and may bis faith und his money holl out to the lnst. Draw the lamb's wool of unsuspic- ious cwilight over his eyes, that fli tion may Took to him like victories, and that my bills may strengthen his pride in e, Blest, oh fortuns, my crimps, rats and friszles, and let thy glory shine ot my paint and powder. Enablo the poor to shift for them- sclves, and save me from all mission- ary beggars. sons, and I becanse I loathed the game. Tt was in this wise: “His coin gave out in a deal ortwo, and he put ap a dismond ring, just to soe his ill luck out, you know. The chips soon went. He had a pin, a flaming stone in massive metal. Ho passed_that in without a wora, and drew 50 in gold. So help me God! T wished him luck as heartily as any player there; but no, his, lest stake went my way In a losing ace. We drew $300 more, 1 think, on his watch and chain, and tried his lino bets again, but his luck was gone. My God? T'll never forget the pale, haggard look that crossed hls fzce, but ho was game. He never ut- tered a word, and kept his chair like a. pillar of etone. For a moment he seemed dazed at his revetses, but sad- denly his eyo cadght the thin, worn circlet of dull gold on his little finger. He locked at it a liitle while and a dark-wave of hot erimson blood passed over his face, for the tirclet sebmed to cling even fastor than the flashing. gew he had passed In before. He at last stripped it off his finger and hand- od it to me. It came reluctantly, this worn old ring. ‘What can L have on thist’ he asked. ‘I don’t know what its value is, but T'll redeem it first of all’ It might have cost $5 new, but it was worthless then. “S(ill 1 passed out » fifty stack in return, just to let him try again. He planked it down in the pot, and then low upon the table he laid his face in bis folded arms. _\Well, for & wonder, his luck chauged and he won three times. He took no notice of me as I told him the limit barred, and 8o we played two fity on each card. Would you belleve it/ In the deal the pot won out and never lost! And till he lay with his face hid in his arms. The deal was out, and I shook him up, but not a muscle moved, and, raising his faco, I started back In horror at the glassy expression of his eyes, for the boy was dead. “I'vo often wondered to myself since that night what thoughts went flitting through his brain as he bowed his head and hid his face from our bt; what pledges of a bitter life, re- ets for & fortune he had thrown away with lavish hand, and loathing for Lis irrevocable conrse. Who cin telll We can_but guess at them, but may nover feel. His facoshowed years of hell endured in that brief game, but it was not until the coroner’s jury sat that I learned all. Before them was developed the fact that the ring' which had changed his luck as it did his existence was given him by his dear, dead mother years before. Poor boy! Inever dealc agrin.” A Lean Breed of Hogs Demended. SL. Louts Post-Dispatch, Some of our eastern exchanges are talking about a new departure in swine husbandry. They want a breed that will give less fat and more loan meat. Well, now, our eastern brethren need not_be at the trouble and ex- pense and delay of originating a new breed of swine to meet this demand. Tt will take yeats to change any of our well-established breeds back to tho old woods hogs. The short cut for these lean ma2p Is to send sn order to the mountain regions f Kentucky or Teunesseo, where the swine make their own living. The per cent of lean is vastly in excess of the fat in these mast and oraes-fod pigs. They are travelers, t00. Itis not lmprobable that they could travel from Kentucky to Albany in thirty days, and lose no fat. On their arrival they wouldbelean enough tosuit the most inveterate fat hater, +pd the musclo would be well devel- oped. We saw a few droves of those quick stepping, up-headed pigs com- into Cincinoat! last season,and stranga 10 ¢ay, they brought a higher price than some of the smoothest, fattest pigs from Obio and Indiana. The lat- ter had broad backs, deep hams, small heads and short legs—in fact there was a low per cent of offal. The Ken- tucky pigs had long heads, long necks, long legs, light hams and thin shallow sides, and the per ocont of offal was lmmerse. Yet they made fancy little hams and thin bacon. The demand for lard has declined with the increased production of coal cil. The latter has in a measure superseded lard oil. Tn other words, petroloum products have supersedod ard and its products. The thing for farmersin Ohio and Indiana, Tllinois and Towa to do, in view of the new conditions of the pork market, is to put their hogs on the matket before they are as fat as they can be made. The greatest firofit in swine feeding is in the first 250 or 300 popnds. The first 200 pounds can be made for three cents a pounds with more clear profit to the farmers than the second 200 pounds. It is more_profitable to sell seven monthe pigs weighing 200 pounds than fifteen months pigs that will weigh €00. It requires mors corn to make a pound of pork after hogs have been fed five weeks than when fed ome or two weeks. Grass fed hogs ean be made profitably fat In four weeks of Shed the light of thy countenafice on my camel's-hair shawl, my laven- der silk, my point laco and my neck- lace of diamonds, and keep_the moth out of my sables, T beseech thee, oh fortune! When I walk out before the gaze of vulgar men, regulste my wriggle and add new grace to my gait. : When 1_bow myself to worship, grant that T may do it with ravishing elegance, and preserve unto the last the lily white of my flesh and the ta- per of my fingers. Destroy mine enemies with the gall of jealousy, and eat up with the teeth of énvy all thoso who gazo at my style. Savo mo from wrinkles, and foster my plumpers, Fill both my eyes, oh fortune! with the plaintive poison of infatuation, that T may lay out my victims—the men—as dumb as images graven. Let the lily and the rose strive to- gethet on my check, aind may ty neck swim 1iko a gooss on the boscin of crystal water. Euablo me, oh, fortunc! to_ wear shoes atill little smallor, and ssve ‘me from corns and bunions, Bless Fanny, my lap dog, and rain down huilstones of destruction o those who shall hurt a hair of Hector, my kitten. Smile, oh, fortune! most sweet] upon Dick, my capary, and watol with the fonduess of a spirit over my two lily white mice with red oyes. Ought to Have a Balcony. Detrit Freo Presa. A citizen who has Iately built him- self a residence on the Cass farm, was the other day showing s friend through it, and when everything had been no- ticed and discussed he asked: “Well, do you see any place where you cou d improve it?” “Yes, I notice a bad error right at the start,” was the reply. Being ssked to explain he contin- ned: “You have no balcory fn front.” “Bat I don’t want one.” “Well, perhaps not, but when you are running for office and the band comes up to serenade you, and the populace calls for a speech, you will either have to go on the roof or come on the ground to respond. - A balcony s & sort of middle ground—just high enough to escape making any pledges, and not too high to promiso all sorta of reform. Ought to bave had abal- cony, sir—regret it If you don't.” ACASE OF PILES OF 30 YEARS' STANDING. August 6, 1577 Mrssis. P. 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Whroar, Exchange Hotel, Stargeon By ‘Wo, tho undersigned, ondorss the above la fall. Rihard Willlams Fremont, Nob. Leopold Willing, Soatuern Hotel, Omaa. Sam, Miller, Wisconsin House, Fremont, Neb. Dr. Burgbum, Fremont, Neb. Sold by D. A. Piercy, 1211 Farabam St., Omahs, Neb. And B. FRANSDE, Main St Fremont, Nob. saplGeodst s ous suf ml,"le i e M ague, the: mnml arinl e e A el Er e 1R, ol & AT = Tho Ghesprt, Puret o Best . the in the World. 2 Al Mad) For DYSPEFSIA, CONETIPATION, Jaundice ‘Billious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Colic, Do pomin of S5t SOUR STOMACH, How Etc, Bte. Thla unrfvalled Soathern Romedy ls warranted 0t to contain a singio particle of MERCURT, or any tofurious mineral sabetance, bt 13 Purely Vegetabie. contatalng those Sonthern Roots and Herbs, which an_allwise Provideaco has placed 15 Comatries whers Liver Discass most promai. It il e sl Disesses caused by Derangoment of the Liver and Eowels. “Tun STHPTONS of Liver Compiaint are s Biter or bad tarta n the moath: Pain i the Back,Sides or Jointa,oftes mistaken forRheuma. tiem: Bour Stomach; Lowal Appetiie; Bowrls ternaicly contve aid.1x%; et aches Low of Memory, with a peinfu! ssation of basIog ed o 43 sometbihg which onght. to Bavo. b done Detilly, Tow Syirty v shiek selow sy rance of the skin s0d Hyes, & dry Cough of. Eon mistaken for Consmmption Bometimes many of hese smptoms atte tho discase, 1t ohérs very fewt tho Liver, lagest organ fa tho body, Is senerally the seat of the dissase, and If o regiated in ime,great Foering, witichednce s desth vil co. an Foommend a# ol cacious Tomedy {or dineaso of the Liver, Hearsturn and Dyeporeta: Simmens’ Liver Reulstor, Lewis . Wanaer, 1636 Master Strees, Assetant Post Mastor, Chiladelpn's, “We have tested fta virtues, permonally, aad know” taatfor Dyspepeia, Hilipumess. ” aad Throbbing Healache,1¢ s tho best medicne tha world_ever smw. We have tried forty other Femedics betoro Simmons’ Livor Regtistor, bt Rone of them yave s moro than tamporasy o i but the Hogulstor not cnly redeved, ba: cured w"Eaior Telagraph a0 Messebger, Micon, Ga. uaxraoToREs oxr 37 3. H. ZEILIN & CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA. Brice, $1,00° 84d by sl Draglsta. % Teptdcodawly CHARLES RIEWE, UNDERTAKER! ‘Metalic Cagss, Coffivs, Caskets, Shrouds, eto. Farubam Strest, Bet. 10th aod 11'h, Omabs, Neb, Tlegraphic Orders Promptly Attended To, GO EAST ~VIA THE— 2,580 MILES OF ROAD! 1t ia tho SHORT, SURE aud Safo Route Betwean COUNCGIL BLUFFS —am>— CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and ail poluts EAST and NORTH. It18 the ONLY ROAD between COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHIOAGO Upon which Is run PULLMAN HOTEL CARS! Tn addition teaso all classos of ITS TRAGK 13 118 TUARS ReE i rim THE FINEST] '8 EQUIPHENT FIRST GLASS T yon wish the Best Traveling Accommoda thons you wil by icket. by thia. outs o TER. Through OMAHA TICKET OFFIC] Cor 14th, and a¢ eryStreot. For intormation, foiers, maps, o tainable at Home Ticket e g of the Gompasy,or MARVIN HUCHITT, . H. STERNITT, Gen'l Managar, ~Gu'l Piss, Agont, CuicAGo, ILL JAMES T. CLARK, Gen'l Ag't Omaha & Counll Blufls. THROUGH TO CHICACO Without Change of Carsl THRE GHICAGO BURLINGTON & QUINGY RAITLROAD. THE GREAT AND APPETIZER---SURE CURE For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CONSUM®- TION, and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS. I, » TOLU ROCK uart Size Bottles, giving More for the money than Put up in Qi any article in the market. ,DON T BE DECEIVED b nmprincipled only MEDICATED articlo made, tio GENUINE navi IKYE s i'tle of it virties and p ors who, Im off oy TOLU ROCK and RYE, wh 8 GOVERNMENT STAMP or ca Extract from Report of the Commigsioner of Internal Re TREASURY DEPARTMI®'T, OFFICE OF INTERNAL Wasnisatos, b, C., Jinuaey 15, 1 o T “Thts compound, n tha opinion of this o, TOLU o oo It Al the advantagea sscrives Whilo the whisky apd the s574p constitate an erriia Compounded accoriin ; RATION. under the prov : en wostan Drucgiats, Apothecaries and Other P o a8 iquor deatérn Yours Respecifully, _ (Sigoed) Commtsstoner LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, llls. Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALERS everywhera have a sufficient in pectoral o BTSN OF To pay spe.ad TH THE GEOGRAEHY O€ (IS COUNTRY, MINING THIS MAP, THAT YN!cou SawS With Smoth sd Perfect Track, Elegant Pas. einger Coaches, and PULLMAN SLEEPING &IDINING CARS Itis Should bear fn mind that this Is the BEST ROUTE T0 CHICAGD, ‘And Points Fast, Notth ad Norihweat. Passengers by this Route have choice of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, i And the Adv tection Against Acci- den’s in the world PULLMAN PALAGE SLEEPING AND DINING CAR? Arerunon t tepseit e SIOUX CITY & PACITIC axp 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 allpolntain Northorn Tows, Minnesota and Dakota. Thin s equipyed with Tho e Kt lattorm Conper and Bafer.” Aad for SPEED, SAFETY AlD COMFORT Bioopin cam by e oo pa,ran Thoneh with betwoen Transfor Depot at_ Com reach arii: 2=TEN HOURS 1¥ Apvax ANY Otner RoutE. Returning, ledso St. Paul at 330 p. m., ar- riviag at Sioax Clty at4:45 & m., and Union 15, 3¢ 5:15 p m., p.m., and St. Paal E or ESSSSe=oss CAGO, THE GRE{.}’I' CONNECTI | great fontare Liberty. Townt Thos Maines 1 < | A Cickco, with wit divers st and Soath. Huiaurs, with F., G 589 cont iR TR D am & W. s, b TSEAND Vit Miiwaukee & i i an Rock eoiet wikh (o Dav AL S | wil] be the ploasuce SO, wiih D 3 AT with B & Tict that a majorits of tho | T Coman; runs P lines for the Y 13, DES MON W ewonia, 2 Sonthwest. theough 10 PEOR . IKIMBALL. ‘Gen'l Superintendent. Pacific Transfer Dopot, il Biuf Bo sro that yoir ticket read v F.C. 1 ' Gon Pass i, ORRYA Southwestern Freight and Paswhger Agent. my20 ouncll Biofts SHORT LINE 1880. .| K. C., 8T. JOE & C. B.R.K., 18 tho ouly Direct. Line to - 8T. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. o change of cars between Omaha and 8. Loals And but oo between Omahs and New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS RAACHING AL Eastern & Western Cities With less charges andin advance of other ‘This eatire lino 1s oquipped wit Palaco Slcoping Cars, Pal o3, Miller's Satoty Pl Conpler and the celebrated Westinghouse Alr.Brake. &FSEE_THAT YOUR TICKET READSWA EFVia Kanwas City, St Josoph and B8 B CounciiBints K . via St68 £ Jos anast. Louls. 2 Tickets for sale at al coupon stations fn the W J. F. BARNARD, A. C. DAWES, Gen'I Supt., Gen'l Pass. & Ticket A St. Joseph, Mo st Jose W. G, SEACHRIST, Ticket Agon., 214 Fifieenth Stroot, hotween Farmbam snd Donglas, Unlon Elock, Omahs. 308, TEHON, 'A.B. BARNARD, Paes. Agont, Omaha. Gen'rl Agent, Omaha, CHICAGO SHOT TOWER 0O. Sanufactarers of STANDARD s 3 ¥ MARKET. E. W, BLATCHFORD & €O. Shestand Bar Lead, er, Linsced Oil ORDERS SOLICITED, 70 NORTH CLINTON 8T., EHIGAE{O ey 29e0d CONSULTING PHYSICIAN LAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED HIS MED. ICAL OFFI 498 Tonth Stroet, OMAHA, NEBRASKA Offering his servicss in all depar'ments o medicine’ and_surgery, both in general an special practics, acute aid chronic diseases Ca bo consulted night and day, and wil visita part of the city and county on receipt of lette ot telegmme. CHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS WINDOW SHADES. And Everything Upenaining to the Furniture aad pholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW COODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. OHAS. SHIVBRIOE 1208 and 1210 Farnham Street. Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator = S MANUFACTURED BY P. P. MAST & C0., SPRINGFIELD.0. They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Beam Walking Cultivator, with or without Syrings. The New Force Feed Buckeye Drill, one or two Horso Styles Enquire for them at the best dealers. F. H. PUGH, Gen. Agent, Umahz, Neb NERVOUS DEBILITY Humphreys' S sz = tration rom overwo & Indacration s inra ally Lo ey Homeopathictie: & 2 s Specific No. 28 coseful remedy knows. 1 per via <o vial of o frentpr iage tree. e of pe RONPIESY'S HOMEO. MED. €O ories Hlast. Catgue of Rece $5 08 i e | ORTH ITSWEIGHT INGO CURES RHEC]A"J%:;[’RH COUGHS and CURES RHEUMATISM, CURES COUGHS and COLDS Sampics CURES SORE THROAT.CURES DYPTHERIA. CURES LAM BACK and STIFF JOINTS. CURES LAME BACK, and STIFF JOINTS, CURESBI (N3, CUTS and BRUISES. CURES B NS, CUTS nnd BRUISES. o i radnates L 2he o 34 o et oo, sourse vz = Address DAVID M. GREXNE ot SOLD IN OMAHA BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Go to Your for Miss Freeman's New National Dyes. For brightuess aod_ dars- bility of color they sre fusequalled Golor 3 %0 be, prioe 18 cent, e Qe A dorom T o pori