Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 21, 1880, Page 3

d N —_— CHAHA PUBLISHING CO., PROPRIETORS. THOMAS, LA¥—Loans movey, buys snd sclls roui estate, Beom €, Crelghion TIORNEY Block, w! Farnham S DEXTER Y, TTORNEY AT hl‘i“c?\fi:r%n- Py e s R CREOWICK, A TORIEY AT Gam—0fs 1604 Faraham M. L. PEABODY, YA Om tn cretion Block, mert s 2 Post OTce, CMAHA, NEBRASKA A= Paients Procired. W MOTARY ORI, POLLECTIONS MADR £ D. MCLAUCHLIN. W AND JUSTICE OF corer Fifteenth fented 098 ER & BARTLETT, Atiorneys-at-Law, ATTORNEY AT LAW. RBACH ELOCK, COR. DCUG. & I5TH 8T8, 2 OMAHA, NEE. W. J. Connell, Attornoy-at-Law. Offioe'-—roc yooms, up wialrs, tn Tisnscom's eow hrick nr ot Fiftcenth and Bepicx & KepicK, Attorreys-at-Law, amiox % F HANDERSOI‘G ATIORIET AT LAW—2 Ao rakn W T, Ricuanve. G. 3. Hosr RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorneys-at-Law. Orrren_ 215 Bonth Fourteenth Street. — — — KENNEDY'S EAST INDIA = g ) ] K] € 3 v ¥ AND v ERAGH ‘NOLLAWNSNOD ‘syuomedusieq] snorg wErrsumety A FAMILY TONIC na SOLH UFACTURERS BEHAHA, Neb. EFCELSIOR Machine Works, OMAEA, NEBE. J. Hammond, Prop. & Manager. The most tharong nte! and_comple Castings of every d-ecr.ption Engincs, Punips 4ni e made 10 ofier Bpecial atten‘len given to Well Augers, Pulleys, Hangers, Shafting,Bridze Irons,Geer Tatting, etc Puanstor uew vk, Models, sie., 256 Harney & anufacted ¥ class of machinery inery, Mea clianloal Draght. “nent Bet 14th and 15th. BOSARKO’S BILE REMEDY. IRTERNAL, EXTERNAL, AND "TCHING PILESL' wn oDO.NOT DELAY -—-‘lfl:;v. ht.l!r“ TRY iT4*CURED PRICE, 50 CENTS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR 1T, e o can ot obtatn torhim.m D, Bosantios Treatise on Fiice vect 0 application. Address - ME DR, BOSARKO MEDICINE 0. 0 DA. 0. 816 Farnkam, bet. 9th ond 100k Streets ‘TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, 1Copy 1 year, In advaace (postratd), & mom t et 2 monte " " TiME TABLES. —————————— THE MAILS. LT Fpert omoamanan EF, gl RR,llam,lipm 1a'm, 9300 m I.&P,lism, pm &S, oo llam, 1 p.m. RE. épm _ from Lincoln, 19:10 p. my ®, 118 m. eb. 4 p. & Tows loave but onces for Brates day, vis: 4308 m Oficeopen from 19 10 1 p. m. Sundays. TBOMAS 7. HALL. Postmaster. And Departure of Trains Arrival UNION PACIFIC. Dally Express. .. 40 Mixed, Mall.......€008 w. | aail Express 40 p. . | Expre GO NORTHWESTE! . | Mall 40pi 1. | Expres Sundays excepted. EANEAS CITY, ST, JOE & COUNCIL BLUFFR, umavs annvE. Mall E: OMAHA & NORTHWERTERN AND SI0UX CITY & PACIFIC T AILROADS. Express...... §99 5. m. | Fxprese Daily Except Sundays. ®. &M K R o NEBRASKA. (ras] igton 1285 pm | 1 () 730 % | Orloans (ar) 7:00 p m | In SIOUX CITY & £T. PAULR 10am ) up . NABARH, £T Lou1sE vaaves. anmives. e B | Mail. e T3B68 M 710 p. m | Exproms 25 p.m. BRIDGE DIVIgION U. P. R. R. Leave Omaba, dafly.—8 8. m, 93.m, 10 8 m,, Nam.1pm,2p. m,8p.m,5p m, 6 (o) ianoia (1¥) B 8:35 p. Foar tipe a.m., 2and5p. m; Ocuncil Blufls st 9:35, 1i:25 m., and 2:25's0u 6:25 p. m. PASSRNGRR TRAINS. Toave Omaha:—6a. m., 7 & m, &30 a. m, 1 Lm0 B mo T 5. e ve Conucll Blufis— 615 a. m,, 9408 m., 1140 3, m.525p. m,, 700 p. 1., T30 p. m. Daly exoept Sunday. OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEYR. . maw, axmve. e 0B, 4D, aily exeept Sundase. SANTA ULAUS FOUND. Greatost Discovery of the Age. Wonuertul discoveriestn thewnrid have boen made Among osher things whore Santa Claus stayed ‘Children oft sk If ‘he makes goods or ot, 1 reaily b ifvos in & mountain of 8w, Last yeur an excarsion slled cleer £ W Pole And suddonly dropped iuto What seemed ikewhole Whero wonder of tronders thes found a now and, #hile tiry-1ika beings appeared on each hand, sure montaloe like our, with more Boautifal ercen, And tar brighner akics than avor wers scen, Birds with the huee of a rafnbow ware found, ‘While flowecs of exquieite trmgzance were grow ing aronud. Not long wero they left to wondar fn donh, A bobig'woon came the T heard soch ahout, Towan Saata Claue" scif and L they all aay, e laoked like the Bictures esso overy day Bo droveun » tesm that oaked very queer, Loam f grasshoppers insiead of reindeer, Herale o s ahell It of & o Bat he took them on tosrd aud dtove them way. owed them all uver his wondertul realm, And factoies mieking goods for women xnd men Furriers were working on hats great and emall, To Buthce's thev said they were sendiog thom all. Kingle, the Glove slaker, told them at once, All our Gloves we are sending to Bunce, Santa showed them suspendors and mas things more. Saying 1 alae took these to teend Bunco's store. Banta Claus then whispered & secrot bed toil, Ax In Omaha every ono knew Bunce well, He therefore shouyd send his goods to his Knowing his friends will fet their fall share. Now remember ye dwellers For shirts, collars, or gloves great and small, Send your sister or aunt one aud Bunce, Champion fatter of the oot Omaha JUNO. G. JACOBS, (Formerly of Glah & Jacobe) UNDERTAKER Ko 1417 Farnbam St., 0id Stand of Jacob Gls OGDKAS BY TKLWGRAPE SULICITS an2ly THE COLORADO BUSINESS COLLEGE Thisinstitation, located at Deaver, Colorado, the Educations] and Commercial center of the West, Is pre-eminently the best and most practl. eal of s kind for the MERCANTILE TRAINING Young Men and Ladies. G. W. FOSTER, President, D. W. CADY, Secretary. The most extensive, thorough and complete stitution of the kind in the world. Thousnds of accountants and Tusinces men, n the prin- cipai cities and towas of the United States, owe their success to cur ccurse cf tralning. The Right Kind of Education for Young Men and Ladies. Fine, new brick biock. at Junction of three street car lines - Elogantly ftted and farnished apartmenta for the application of and carrying out of vur novel and systematic methods of BUSINESS TRAINING. Young men who contemplate a business life, and parents having sons 1o educate, are particu- Iatly requested 1o send for our new Circalar, wiich will give full information as o terms, condition of entrance, stc. Address @. W, FOSTER, President, Denver, Colorado. In all diso-ders—mild, acute or ehronic— up the strenath and keap the bowslatree; Gl carrective, laxative and tovie, Srutata APERIEST is that medium glorioy 5] s one pure medum that combines the three. 1 efresues, resulates, sastai A ‘or Sceume for PR yesss wictone: 2 The world e well founded confidence ret Tamauxr's EFFERvasGEST SELTTER ArEume. LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS! THE DAILY BEE.| CGNEIDISTS AT OUT: 1T LRADING NEMBERS MR THE COMMON HRCPEETY NOW TRANK FERRED TO A JOINT STUOR COMPANY —INSIDE £A0TS ABOUW THIS NOVEL AND GURIOUZ BOCIAL EXPERIMENT. The Oacida commuuity in New York, which has been fo lcng en in- fon peculiar to in the throes of dissilu correspondert cf The No eums up the rituation, and gives Some interesting inside facts cerning the commanity, its development and approaching end. A new step has been taken by sbe Oneida community, which leade in the diréction of 1's fins] dismemberme: It has been decided to convert it into a jolntstock eompany. Hiretoforo its property has been held in trust by four mem. bere, but every member in the com- shared alike in its privileges any distinction made vount of the property which had been brought in, thvu.h some had contrib- uted ttonsands where others hadhun. dreds. It has been decided to make the capital Ktock $600,000, divided iz« to shares of 8100, par value. The de- tails of the allotments have not yet beon made, but the organizion is n longer a communi.y, but a joiut stock company. The pmo hias come when the intido his‘ory of this curicus or- ganization may be wictten. IT HAS ATIRACTED WeRLD WiDE AT- TENTION, and its bistory will form & curicus chapter in its way. The Oacida com- wunity was an offshost from the revi ent, whith commenced | about the year 1832 in New Haven. The leader was John Humphrey con in of Ruik g I hails from Ver- ,and is conneeted with many people of noto 1n New Englaad by | tlood and marrisge. Noyes was n perfectionist, and the doctrines he in- culcated were thuse of the orthodox Christian church. His teaching: avowedly based upor apostles and the ap stolic church, wh had at one time *‘all things in com- mon.” This new sect a that Christ did ectually reap; o r afier the destroction of Jerusalem, and the church which He instituted was the literal kingdom of Henven, where there was ro marrying or givi marrage. It was this the which accounts fur their pec liar family notion. The doctrines «f the new sect were first promulzated in Putney, Vt., but created so much judice that they finally wont to Brc lyn N. Y. Eventually a eettlement w-s made in Oneida, at that time very very remote from civilizs Th was in the year 1848. Tie orisina nuclevs when they seftled in On:ida numbered only forty persozs. For many years the Perfectionists soffered great privations. They were poor but z-alous, yet they flourished nntil their nuwbers increased to over 300, Many of the things which have sinte nttrac: ted the attention of the olry orig inated with tha Oneida community. Thoy were the wearers and apostles of short dresses for women. Mrs. Blaom er really got herattire, the one called after her name, from the tromen of the Oneida commonity, sho wore shori dr.2s ad cut the hairsbort before the movement in favor of semi masculine h:biliments gained such favor among women’s rights poople. At first the Oneida commanity excited AVERSION ANONG THEIR NEIGEBORS, but alter a time they were shrewd enough to conciliate outside p: opivion by employing the sona daughters of the n in their various also bought largely of the fruits an vegetables which their nuighbors raiserd, and as they never attempred to carry their gocial practices outside of their own_orgenizition, as paid their debts and were kindly neig they wot the gocd opinion of the ra gion in which they lived. They nover voted, slthough they checrfully paid their taxes, and hence no lecsl or po- litical prejudice was arrayed against them Their rgally prosperous period was when they wero poor. Often in debt, sometimes suffering even priva- tion, yet they hcld together, in- creased in numbers, and in_the end prospered inevery wsy. They found what s}l communities had dis- covered before them, that farmi was unprofitable business; eo they turned their attention to manufactor- tes. Ifono did notpuy, they tried anotber. Their first aitempt was in making traps for wild animals. They attempted carpet and leather bag making, but could not_compete with other manufacturers, and had to sur- render the business. Then they tried silk thread manufacturing, and here they had & very fair degree of suc- cess. They cwnned fruits also, and vegetables, snd this brought them in large sums, for they secared the cou- fidencoe of their customers by always supplying a good arttcle. At length they established a BRANCH AT WALLINGFORD, TI00T. Here they undertook printing as well as silk mauufacturiog, bat there industries were not remunerative. At leugth, however, they established a manufacture for matalware (spoons and the ltke) which bas been y profitable. As they became easy in circumstances some of tho members thought that their children should re- ceive a better education, and the moet promising of the young men were sent to the Sheffield School of Mines at New Haven. [This was the first mis- take. Some of the young men so educated left the commuoity, whils others returned imbued with very hetorodox_notions, smong_them Dr. Thecdore Noyes, 8 son of the founder of this curous organiz.tion. He was under the teaching of Professor Barker, and instead of (he orthodox Protestantism which was the characteristic of his father's creed, he imbibed certsin scientitic notions, which were subversive not only to Protestantism, but of all faith. Then commenced the real difficullies of the community, for up to that time they had been of cne faith, of one mind, and no member was disposed to question the inspirstion or lesdership of John Humphrey Noyes. There have been but two deaths among the children born in the community, and those from malformation. This is an extraordinary fact, as ordlnarily one- balf the children die before the age of five. Nor have their children been subject to the diseases which afflict the littte ones outside. Whooping cough, measles, mumps and the other ills to which ordinary infantile flesh fs heir, have o far been nnknown in the Onelda community. For many years few or no additions from the outside world were permitted at Oneida. It was foared that the special training which made the members obedient to THE PECULIAR DISCIPLINE OF THE PLACE would not be suited to new members. It is a remarkable fact that many young and apparently respectable Women from all parts of the country wished to obtain admission into the organization, but it wss found upon examination that it was discontented husbands or discoutented wives who generally presented themselves as candidates, and the commuuity rights Iy argued that people who were re- bellious wuder the restraints of ordi- nary matrimony wera not likely per- | eons to rest satistied under their sys- tem_of complex marriage, as it was called. Atlength, however, liwyer from Newark became s member. He cONNEC- ndly to the new-comer, ard D:music cin't ba wicked; an’ if it sm the cha is made that his wusfiraman togldedan walk den lot was not a happy me. Bt T am ready t» helicke anythirg tiere was a numbt 8f An ex member of dis clubsot down akeletonn in the happy familyat Une - by his own fireside one night an’ da, snd the lawyer coilected evidence t lked 'nuff lies an’ scandal in one whes, it is said, was dumaging to b ur tolest de cailud folks cf Deteoit | Noyes. He showed his proofs to the for six mor the, Could dancin’ do any leader, and tte latter, toking alarm, wu's! P.ople who doan ance or play | left the community for Canads, where o attend gams am de werry pussopa | ho hus sircs resided. By ihis time | who have time to gostip au’ st | the movement +#ong the Chrit'ian ! dals, an’ wesll know it. I want dis chutches in Central New York ccm- | clergyman to go on dofn’ good an’ menced in scme way to induce tie buildin’ up de church, but when he wembars of the community to give axes me to help chokedown de eocial up their practizes aud accep’ the legal fu1n’ an’ de jully speerit which ds | |system of mwarriage. Noyes Mad a Lawd gin most men, I must refuse. {8 new iuspiration, and consented t> ! Heiben must be a werry gloomy place | the chsnze, quoting St, Paul to justi- {f it am peopled wid only dose pus- fy his apoatacy to the doctrines he hid | sone who am 'fraid to open deir moufs | taucht and practiced for tweoty years | when dev la'T fr fear de evil one will His advice was followed, | jamp down deir froats. I say toevery previous. {and man in dis ha'l to gy shead an’ enjoy | QUITE A XCUMBER OF MARRIAGES T00K | hisself as beat he kin an'as much 8 ho kin widout dow’ injury to his fel- i low men. Stop st e limit in wll fings, an’ you'll break nolaws noradd to your sins. Lst w3 now proeeed #id de tirodecdin's Prace. | _Among the charges made agaivet yes was his epecial love for hisown children. With the sons cr daugh- ters of other membars of the commu- y he was sterh in febutking parents forany show of special affection; but | when " his cwn scn became skeptical |and differed in view from the rsst of | | tha community, he defended him and { ued his ivfluence t secure him epo- cial privileges. Matters were smoothied over just 2o long as the aommtnity held to one faith and implicitly fol- lowed the leadership of John Hum- phrey Noyes, but assoon as any con- siderable number of the members as- s ried the right of private judgment and questioned the infallibility of Noyes, thero was an end to one of the prime conditions which tade the corn- ty atall pessitle. The recogni- of marriage assimilated the com- mwunity to the practice of the ueigh- beghod around, and now their wil- lingoess 10 accopt a joint stock orgas ation in lien of theic cld area Nebraska Repuolican Platform, L The repabl'cans of Nebrasks most heaitily edofse the profession of princi- ples {ormulated by the national republscan convention at Chicago, and pledge their unswerving support to the candidates there ominated. 2. We affirm the dontrines of national sovereignty in the formulated principle3 upon which the perpetuity of the nation rests, and that the principle of heme ruls as enuncinted by the democratic el is hut the can ion of the Calhoun doctrine of ts, is rovolutionary i sharacter and destructive of the of the nition: £ \ W8 regard the recent seizure of the polls and the wholesals robbery of the franchises of the republican citizens of Al- abama, rurprisivg in the magnitude and effcontery of the crime of all former efforts of the party under the Tweed plan in New York, and the Missiesiptii plan in ths otith, as a fair specimen of democratic wmethod and a_ forecast of democratic do- minion in national aff.irs that should in- clte every honest man and taxpager in the ¢ country to most,_earnest endeavor to de- the most capable will command the | L4 1o tot Drigandage and fraud at ighest wages, the weaker mem- | the polls jn Novemlet. g0 to the wall, and | L W liave considered “what Lee and litt'e by little the manufacturing in- f Jackson would do if they were alive,” aud dustries will pass into_fewer and atil | b doiacmied o omvlo o= bt enar- fomer hands. Lo business matiers the | 4% overmment Ly ther livig comraden community s still thriving. Thoir | through the frands of the volid sotthi latest streak of fuck has been in ss- | 8. We congralulate the people of the caring a manufastuing siteat Niagara | state upon the repid increase of popula- Ful's. They have bought a property | tion and wealth, and upon tho good meas- right to a water power which is very e of prosperity that has rawardod theit sable, and the people.in. the tows, | Abor, Tpon the rapid uphilding of ont of Niazara Falls have built_them a ‘material interests einca the suceess of re- factory. They intend to sell cut at sumption and the revival of trade. 6. We pledgo our support to such legis Wallingford and remove their very profitable metal manufactory to this lation in_ congress and such meusures by state legislatures as may be necessiry £0 new eite Tor their indusiries. Noyes s etill Jiving in Canada with a few of effect a_correction of abises and provent extortionatediscrimination in charges by his followers, but will, of course, come in for his sharo of the property railroad corporatio the late community. And so the 7. We most cordially invite the aid and co-operation in the latest defense of the beginning of the ond of the famous Oueida community is near at haud. on of the (ommuni Hereafter Dational integrity and national purse of all repullicans and war democrats who hava differed with us on temposgry issues, or have clung to the party name. Resolvrd, That we_heartily join in th recommendation mads by Ganers] Garfel: i bis Iattef of acceplance in urging apon congress_the speedy improvement of the Mussouri river foc b; Ralmon Catehing on the Columbia. S Franctsco Uhranic ¥, Tho 8 bemen explors the river | with a great net, 300 fathoms or 1,800 fest in length. The top of the net ts supported by corks, the bottom weightod with lead. Whentnn ob- structiont sre ehcotnfered tha het | ¢ 5 o oy dare e A drifts along evenly with the tide, and | Sour draceint for Lhe Erest sermedy, and (ake tho moment the fish strike it and en- and if he does not keep ic’tond 91,60 snarc themselvesit lshauled in, Tho | M tyeiter o the *ronch Pad Co, and receive fishormen can tell by the corks whers the captives are struggling, and ha hauls in that poition only. Some- tlines, however, a great schoil of frestly-run salmon; mad to reach the headwaters, dash along the whole length of the net, and then comes the tug of war. Indull times, Wheit the salmon are scarcs, the fisherman has his patience sorely tried by the neals, who will watch the net as carefully as he does himself, aud rob it before his eyes. The seal hasa weakness for the jowl of the salmon, and will offer hia epicofean palate cnly that porticn. Having faken one bite of the £i-h ho tosses it contempt- uously aside, and in this manuer will deatroy twenty salmon _before tae in- diguant fisherman _can intercept him. The ponderous and stupid sturgeon is another pest of the patient fisherman Nodding in his boat he sces the c go whizzirg in the water, and with groat labor drags up the miles of twine and pouads of lesd only to find a worthless monster that has to becat locs:. Sturgeon on the Columbin in the salmon season are not considered worth the trouble of towing ashore. dumb azne, dspepsia_an ali touack, when . blood and ther remedios have fnled, by deing Prof. aietta's Fronch Kid e Pac, which s & duiok Bucklien’s Arnica Saive The Best SaLve In the world for Cuts, Bruiscs, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapp- ed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and ail kinds of Skin Etuptions, This Salve in gustantead to give paifect satiafac- tlod In every case or monoy re fanded, Price 25 cents por box. For sale by 8dly J. K. ISH Omahn, An Honest Medicine ¥ree of Uharge Of all medicines advertised to ciire any affection of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, we know of none we can rec- ommend as highly as Dr. King’s NEw Discover for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fe- ver, Hoarseness, Tickling in the Throat, loss of volce, ete. This med- icine does positively cure, and that where everything else has failed. No medicine can show one-half so many positive and permanent cures as have already been effected by this truly wonderful remedy. For Asthma esxd Bronchitis it is a perfect specific, cur- ing the very worst cases in the short- st time possible. We say by al meana give it a trial. Trial bottles free. Regular size $1.00. For sale by County Gentlemen. 8(1)ly J. K. ISH, Omaha. The better class of livers in the United States are beginning to de- mand good fresh butter instesd of the salted articles which has hitherto been eaten through the winter months. In conscquence, those fsrmer who iry 1o please the palate by producing a sweet, nuity-fasting commodity, will 1eap their reward by receiviog a re- numerating price. Setting aside faucy pricea it is certal that a good fair rate will slways be paid for butter which can be_depended upon to come to band weekly in uniform qual Tho best butier maker in the United States fuils unless the cows are fcd properly, therefore there must be the rights et of food. The hay should be made from grass cut when in bloom, aud this alone will do, but some corn meal and wheat bran will incroase the orcam aod add to the rich flavor of the butter, Also the uee of carrots will cause a greater flow of milk and there will be then the peculiarly fresh taste which chia-acterizes butter when cows are ingood pasture in June. Of course comfortable stabling, clesnliness and exercise in a sheltered yard will be ‘Winter Dairying. BELVIDERE —MANUPACTURKD BS— THOS. E. WILLIAMS, THE ORIGINAL. 3 BRIGGS HOUSE ! Cor, Randolpk §t. & 5th Ave., .| OHICAGO ILL. OIS PRICES REDUCED TO §2.00 AXD $2.59 PER DAY Located {in tie business cont-e, con of amusement. Elocan I containing all m «ern_improveme: elevnior &c 3. I CUMMINGS, ettt OGDEN HOUSE, Cor. MARKET ST. & BROADWAY Council Bluffs, Towa. On line o Street Rallwsy, Omnibus o all trams. RAT! o o, £3.00 per dy; second floor. $2 50 por day ; thifd fcor, $2.00 The best furnisbed and mo-t com vodious hoase in the city. * _GEO.T. PHELPS Prop. METROPOLITAN Ovwans, Nes. IRA WILSON - PROPRIETOR. Thé Melropoliian s con first class inevery respect, entircly renovared Tho comfortabie and Fomelike house, trom "UPTON HOUSE, Schuyler, Neb. Flist.class House, Good feals, Good Beds Alry Rooms, and’ kind and accommodat treatment. Tws good sample rooms. attention pabd to comiriercial trdr §. MILLER, Prop,, ,,,,,,,, _Schuyler, Neb, _ FRONTIER HOTEL, Laramie, Wyoming, Tho miners rwart, goxd accom, arue tam pit rootn, CHdrges reammatie: Attention givon ¥ ng man, i 1% € HILGI\RD Propristor, INTER- OCEAN HOTEL, Cheyenne, Wyoming. depot. Traina stop from 20 minus dinner, Free Specia, MAKE NO MISTAKE! = MICA AXLE GREASE Camposediarg.1y of powdered mica and is 15 8h5 Lhst ati | cheap st lubrizator in the 1t is e beet becuuse & dors not g, but forms a highly polished surlace ovor the axle, d Bway with & large amount of friction. ¢ is the cheapest beewuss vou need uso bu hall ite quantity fn growing your wagon thatyou woald GLany other ax'e grease maio, and then run Your wacon twice a4 long. nimswers eqly a8 well for Mill Ges Threshing Bachin s, Buggies, & ,as for wagons—Send for Iocke’ Cyclopediaof Things Worin Kuowng. Malal freo to sny udiress. MICA MAYUFACTU?ING CO., 81 MICHIGAN AVENUB, CHICACO. s&Ask Your Dealer For It! octa0 1t To Nervous Sufferers--The Great European Remady--Dr. J. B. Simpson’s Specific Medicine Ttin a positive cure for Spermatorrhes, Seminal Woaliness, Impotenes, And ail diseaos ramilting from Sell-Abuae, & lental Anaicty 1o-e of oy, P s The bk or il i diesee vl 10 ‘oneumption eahity particulars Price Specifi-, §1.00 por packag sges for §5.00.'Address &/l orders to_ J'B SIMPSON MEDICINE Nos. 104and 108 Sold i1 Cmaha by C. J3.%. 1sh sud all drucg NEBRASIES VIKEGAR WORKS: ERNST KREBS, Manager. Mar ufactarer of all kinds of VINEGAR. g NEB. nd 1013, OMARL E. F. COOK, requisite for full success. The cows should have their calves in September or thereabouts, and the heifer calves from all good miikers should beraised, which can be done on the skimmed milk. In the autumn there is no forage or RED OAK, 1OWA. orrespandeser solcled frum thoss nesding a ble Wind Mill *end for circu'ar and prises and any informsticn in regard to the Mill will ba eheertully rurnisbod. LIVE AGENTS WANTED. REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THE food of any kind better for milch cows as a help to failing pasture than BELVIDERE pumpkins. 1 have used them freely| STAR WIND MILL. for years with the best results, and BECAU-E find the fear of the seeds all nonsense. At the present time I have a fine lot growing among the corn, and about 1t. It is more safe in a ga'e of wind, aud in the most sudden eSanges of the wind from any direction, because the wheel Tying flat on the tower Is a'ways resdy with its edge to the wind, three acres planted near the barn, | and .no:n k;o"’:nx c'ear arousd, with: ich tog i i out ‘urning o striking the wheel which together will be sufficient to Tod. 1t 16 & Flzld wheel' baving no movesble rust or cread in the win1. £'has no effect cn . £t It Toss les power from friclion than other Wills. 5in. It will run with less winl than otuer illa Gth. Tt s ewily reguiated w0 it will perform any amount of work required less tban its capac- t i Tth. 1 Bas no pulles, spings o ldiog heads t0_recte up in winter. It wi'l not pump when out of gear. 1t is wll snd heavily painted ‘with three int the ma Hect sell-regu) t i hexvy changable wind stom. Tth. 1t symetrical form s a perfect omament, T2th. Never have hesrd of any blown domn a8 yet when properly set up with are vane, aur ever damaged 17 the least by the wind, iStr, They ars of geod material sud well wad Alleiatis tarned, boxes babited and all 2118 doubie nited. 5th. 1¢ 14 more slmple, more comract 1n con atruction and stronzer tha other E1lly, evnataw LEGAL NOTICE. Conrd Strobel vs. J' hn Hayes Before Charles Brandes, Justico of the Pevce, Ko. 1, Omaha, Douglas Co., Neb. G the 3 dsy of Sept.. 1880, said Justics - $ued a0 order of aitacim nt in'the above action for the sum of $15 0, ud the Omaba Foundry w:s garaishesd In £aid setion. last till Christmes, if I can secare a portion of them from frost. After the pumpkins are gone, carrots are better than any other variety of roots, and, if fed till grass comes sgain, there need b no loss of ¢ nality in the butter. The quautity of milk will b equal to the best grass sessor, and will depand vpon the cows. Any man having common sense, and managing properly, can obtain double the averags given by cows of the kind usa. ally met with, it he will buy good ones, and breed from none but deep milkers,and from bulls which are from a doep milking stratn. — Brother Gardner on Dancing. Detroit Free Press: “What 1 was gwine to remark,” said the old man as the meating open-- ed, “was to de effeck dat s sartin cull'd clergyman, who has charge of & in de western part'of dis state, as written me s letter axin' dat dis club sot its face agin dancin’. It am Lis oinyun dat & pusson who stands at de head of de line when de Virging CONRAD STROBEL, reel am called off am on olus terma wiy | 41475 PIEER, e Faan. Now, den, T doast’ sy B.A. Powter. Jauzs E. Scorr dst I would take de ole ‘woman on my arm and walk off to & public hall to jine in a dance wid. Tom, Dick and Harry, but de odder nignt when Tsaac Walpole gin a Jittle party we war dar, aa’ we shook da fcot in de live- liest sort of style. What barm kin FOWLER & SCOTT, A exin ears experionce in devigniag and ‘wasa man of ability and became a pawer. Noyes and his family did not come from alidin’ across a pine floc’ to public bullding and_residences. and de musio of fddles am past my grip. Soralated o2 ghen, WOOU &, UNION BIOGK. mmem UNDERTAKER, 02d Fellows’ Block. Prompt attention given to orlers by telograph. & week In your own tovn, ‘lerms a7d 60 Sarinee:aterees . Hanert & Gou orviaod. M M. R, RISDON General Insurance Agent, NEWA (K FIRE INS. CO., A AMERICAF CENTRAL, Auets. Southesst Cor. of Filtenth & Douglas mensily MAKA 77a weer. §123 day at ! cme ca) I outflt frem Addvors Truc & to UNDERTAKER! Metallc Cages, Coffins, Caskets, Shirouds, e Farnham Street, Bot. 10th sud 11/ b, Omsha, Neb, rders Promutly At nded To A. W. NASON. DENTIST, Ormes: Jacob's Block, corner Capitol Ave, and 15th £t., Omaba, Neb. GO EAST ~ViA THE~ Chicage & Yorthwestern AL AY. 2,330 MILES OF ROAD! Iis ORT, SURK and Safe Route Set COUNCIL BLUFFS —axn— CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE aad all points EAST sud NORTH. zRs THS TRAVELING PUBLIC GRVATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY GTAER_ BOAD IN THE WSST. It#s the ONLY ROAD between COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHIOAGO Upon which fs run P‘ULLMAH HOTEL CARS! o theso. Loaso ll clasees of ~ FIRST-CLASS MEALSat {3 TATIONS at 50 conts each. HERS RS o AR s EQUIPMENT FIRST cLass 1t you wish the Beat Traveling Accommoia- tons chet by this Route ors, maps, etc., ot ob- % "Ofice, adiress any agent of the Cmpany. MARVIN HUCH(TT, W. K- STEAMITY, Genl Wapdger, _Gen'] Pasm. Agent, CHICAGO, L. JAMES T. GLARK, Gan'l Ag't Gmaha & Connl Blufts. 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Elogant Drawi Room wod Sleeping Cara,owned and contro by the com- Pany, ran T T iln Vacihe Trasater Dapot, Srnell Biu a3t Pl oot Joxve. e Union. Pacifs Transter Depot at il Blufls, at Feaching Sivux City 8t 1090 p. ms and T ) mating 22-TEN HOURS 1x Anvaxor o¥ Axy OrneR Rovrs. Retarnin Paul at 3330 p. m., ar- riviag at Sioux Clty at 4:45 a m., and Union P Transfor Dopot, Council Hiatte, at 950 2 Ba garo Ut yous Hokets read via . G, &P.R.R.” F. C. HILLS, Saperintendent, Misonrt Vailey, lowa. P. 5. HOBINSON, Ast Gl Fass Ageit. L OGRS, Agent, Southwestern Freight and Passe ncll Blofls e = K.C.,ST. JOE&C.B.R.R,, T thoouly Dirct £ine to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST, ‘No change of cars bot n Omaha and Bt. 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