Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 9, 1880, Page 3

A ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW CHARLES POWE UBTICE OF THE DEAC LoC, Farnhaw 8., Omab Neb A- C. TROUP, T, 4ORNET AT LAW—Offoo in Hunseom's ,-A- Sl wiib Georgs K. Prichets Tios * oae s A Anigrn:n AT LAW—Offioe 1504 Paraham i, L PEABODY, ATTER Ofeen B, st to A Patenks Proovred.um FOTARY PUBLIC. o/,zimorioNs MADE OFRIER & BARTIETT, Attorrgys-at-Law, ~QFFICE Tnion Block,Fifteenth and Parnkam' 8. BEaNTOR, ATTORNEY AT LAW. ARBACH BLOCK. COR. DOUG- & I5TH RT3, Madl, OMAHA, NEB. W. J. Connell, Attorney-at-Law. SR P S T ke Ga G REDICK & BEDicK, Attorneyg-gt-Law. oDl 5 astion wil be given to a1 walte eorporations ot every " description ; will 200 in al 2the Court of the Siate aud the nited Offce, Faruham Bt., opposite Gourt House. EOWARD W. 8 TTORNEY AT LAW—Room § Orelg} A T v e, o808 . F. MANDERSON, Omat RICHARDS & HUNT, Ovrion—915 Sonuth Fourteenth Street. DR. BOSANKO'S PILE REMEDY. INTERNAL, EXTERNAL, AND YT%‘I"IG PILESL' %ert nt once on DO NOT DELAY W] the drain on the system produee Sermanent disability, but bay it, TRY IT**CURED PRICE, 50 CENTS, ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT, THE COLORADO BUSINESS GOLLEGE ‘Thistastitution, located st Denver, Colorads, the Bducational and Commercial ceuter of the ‘West, ie pre-cminently the best and mogt practl. sl tdts Xind tor the 'MERCANTILE TRAINING —OR— Young Men and Ladies. @. W. FOSTER, President, D. W. CADY, Secretary, The most extensive, thorough and complets ‘wetitution of the kind {0 the world. _Thoumads of aeooun‘ants and Pusiness mes, fa the prin. ‘aipal citles snd tawns of the Tnited Siates, owe ‘their swocess to our course of tralning. The Rlzht Kind of Ednoation for Young Men and Ladies. Fine, new brick bloek. at junctien of three #ireet car Moee. Klegautly ftted and famished apartewats for the application of asd earrying 90 o€ our novel and systematie methods ot BUSINESS TRAINING. Yeung men who contemplate a business life, and pareats having sons to edueate, are partica. larly requested 10 send for ourmew Cirealar, whish will give full information aa te terms, eondition of entrance, etc. Address ACeuickshank A Cruickshank THE MAILS. et 16th and omoamannn P, b !rfl'. e P . oaeenn w . ® £ L 3 1 | | grow a suffcient OKAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND |SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC CATLROADS. Exprom..... 8008, m. | Fxprom.—.420p m. Daly EoaptSananyr. T AT LAW—343 Farham Strost Nebraska. Leave Omabs, dally:—§ 3. m., 0a. =, Pm.,3p. m,8p.m, 5P m, 6p. - Riams. @3, Host | m, Biafls;_836 . am,1:9%p m, 296 p, =, ’ » b =, Foar trps on Sunday, leaving Omaks st 8 and 11 s m,2a0d5p. m; Councl Blafls st 935, Tiit' m., and 225 and 25 p. m, Attorneys-at-Law. ¥ o m, 9408 m, 1140 8, m.5:85p. m., 7:00 p. ™., 750 p. W Dally except Bunday. OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEYR. . SANTA OLAUS FOUND. @reatest Discovery of the Age. ‘Wongertul discoverlesin the world baveboen made Jong other things whero Sania Claus stayed Jdren oft ask 1f he makes goods o DOt Tt really he livee in & mountain of = eaz an excursion mailed clear £ tho Pole iy aropped into whatseemod ke xholo Where wonder of wonders Cuey found a newland, #hile tairy-Iiks beinge a Thers wero mountaius' | AGRICULTURAL. The Amber Cane Inausky. Tt will be impossible to form a very | olose estimate of the number of aczes r cane planted ir: the | as st es ill afcer the census re- | torns are compiled. It is evident, however, that the acreage is very large and that the crophas received morsor | less attention in almost every county in the states norih of those that bor- der on the gulf of Mexieo. In many | portions of the western states almost ery farmer has made the attempt to sugar and syrup for supplying the market. In & of them the best appsratus hss been employed for cmhlnstho cane and reducing the I n others very crude proesses \ve been used. | The report is general that the #on has been very unfavorable for the crop. The growth of the cane wi not large, and the proportion of charine matter in the joice was small- erthan usual. The results in the production of eans and the manufac- ture of sugar and syrup do not sp- pear to be as favorablo as they were last season. Considerable eaus in | many sections was damaged by early frost. The sudden appearance of ver cold weather put a stop to manuf turing operatione long befors all the cane was worked up. The high price of other farm products has served to convince many farmers that there was no economy in producing amber eane, ‘and that it was cheaper $o ralse corn, wheat, beef, and pork, and to buy syrap and sugar, Other inflcences have operated m: favorably to the amber cane interest. A large smount of poor machinery hesbeen sold for crushing the cane, and generally it has been sold at & very high price. Many farmers have been induced to buy erushers and . | evaporators on the representation of manufacturers or their agents that | the profit in making sugar and syrap is very large. Some sttempted to manufacture these articles witheut any experienoe in the bu-iness, and with no other knowledge of the mat ter than they derived from pamph- lots or circulars. They did not sucoeed as they expeeted, end becsme uraged. Others employe3 appar- atus 80 poor that they conld not pro- duse good syrup or sugar even if they were possessed with skill and exper- isnce. In spite of all the discoursgements, however, great progress has boen ‘made in the production of sugar and syrup from home grown eans during the past thres years. Some cof the failures will nc donbt operate to insure final suocess. There are always dlis- | souragements in every new branch of | manufacturing. Considerable soien- | tific information is required in every department of chemical manuf ing. It general'y takesa long time to groen, And tar brichter skies than ever wers seen, Birds with the hues of & rainbow were fousd, While flowers of exquisiie fragraace were grow | ¢ 7 ot ki weve iy It S0 wonder 1 doaby K Deing soon, ca they had heard mach aboat, | "o Bt et sl ant ¢h eyl b, 34 Taoked Tk tho Pictaros” ssee very S 56 drove up s toam Shat ooked very e, Beaa e 1 rasshoppers nssend o reladosr Tt of . seigh | of supertor quality that does not scem ‘wia they were sending thea al. | s Kinglc, the Glove aker, 0d therm a¢ once, A1l our Gloves we are acnding o Buncs, Santa showed them saspenders and mazy more, Saying 1 alse ook these to triend Bunce's store. Santa Claas then whiepered sacret bed el e o t¥erefore showid sen: il o dwellers in Omaha town, ellenin Qmabator® | at ihe present time. Nearly hith known remedy for all the Kidneys, Bladder, and Urinary e Diseca, Insbility b revsin of ayoni | 18 manufactured, for the moat part, ‘oler Oatarrh of the Eisdder, rine, Paintal , Genera! Woakness, and It avoids internal medicines, is certain In it effects and cures when nothing else apou respy ot the ik, L0 DAY YEY PAD CD., PRO sddroms for eur little boak, MES K. I8H, Agent for Nobrasta. TFarrant’s Scltzer Aperient. A remedy ‘which the Biilous make be L femative, though mild, efeative, A tonls, nervine wnd corrective; master all the details of a new branch | of manofscturiog. Old asis the art ing sugss ¢from tropical cane, nothing _approaching perfection was reached in ft till within the past ten | yeara. - At present the best scientific | knowledge and practical ekill are re. " | quired to mskea first-ol e There is » demand for a table syrap ikely to be supplied from any souree than that of amber sogar-cane. By the improved processes of making | sugar from the tropical cane, but little | moiasses is produced. In the refning {of brown sugar slmo:t at the ssc. | charine matter is crystalizad. :Eennm artiole of sugar-house can scarcely be found in any market boney in the market is & Buch of #he 5650, gy o | precious substancas gathered by bees | from flowers. The s of ‘maple | syrup is small, and is Giminishin, P I3 every year on accouat on the destruc. tion of forests. Iis prico places ft above the reach of most porsons. The general sutatitate for a genuine oane syrup is some form of The-best article of the kind is a very tive to thy very deficient in sw mess and ia_devoid of the agreeable flavor found in maple or sugar-house ayrup or even in common molasses. Ttis known to chemists as artificial grape sugar in & atato of solution. from the stareh contained in cern by treatin, th an acid and then using some shemieal to neutralize the seid. By the exercise of sufficient cave ard akill an article may be manufactured that is not positively injarious to the human system. That, hewsver, is the best thing that ean be said fu its favor. Itisa miserable substitute for the sweets that ave produeed in the laboratory of nature. It is worse than the eham- pagne manufastured from erab-apple lld-rb'{t o employment of earbonio ¢ is infinitely poorer than butter made from the fat of bullocks. It is imferior to buck-wheat flour made of rye meal and wheat mid- dlings. Ttistheshoddy of eondiments. It ia a poer countecfeit of mataral sweetness. It ranks a little higher thanwooden nutmegs, but somowhat lower than fruit extraots ufastured from vile chemicals, the mention of which serves to affeotone with nausea. Itis a deluslon aod s anave, and a burlesque on good living. 8till every grocery in the eountry keeps this substance on sale, and it is ing evary rare ingredient T s Netore feuoed a1y heral hand_to Sing ‘Jumous Eeliser Spriog. @. W. FOSTER, President, Denver, Colorade. extremely difficult to obtain a genu- fae articlo of table ayrup even if an extravagant pries be offered for if, Many merchants do mot esre to deal amount of ¢ane o | | produca the aweets for the supply of his family. In many plases works have been eveoted for manufsetaring in'it and few customers desire to pur- chaee it, and most of them would buy it if they could obtaia something thet would teke its plase st & resson- ahlo vrice. I n fine artlole of syrup could be manufastured from smbar | corn in suficient quantities to supply the demand, glususe syrap would 00 be driven from all the bers grose:iss i try. A comparisoa of the would lead mearly every customer to prefer that manufastured from sugar cane. Economy {a Feeding Pige. Economy) in_feeding, writes el Curtls, in The Rural New Yorker, is there is to be auy proit in g of pork. More flesh and are comparatively useloss whe state, but when cooked are food and decidedly fatbeningin ehar- acter' The most remarkable of _this clasa of food are potatoss, whish re- auirs to be cooked in order tobe di- gestible. When eooked the stareh in them—the fattening portien—Is zead- ily assimilated in the stomaeh, but when fed raw, it is otherwise. Raw otatoes are therefors among the P pooreat kinds of food for swine; but | T® when cooked they ar best. The nutritive val i also nearly doubled by being thor- oughly cooked. When fed raw & con- siderable portion passes through the stomach, especially if 1t is dry and hard, without the lesst ehemical change, and quite a peresntage is not digested. When corn Is very eheap and fuel and labor dear, it will pay best to feed raw, but where the rela- tion is otherwise and corn is high price and fuel and Iaber eheap, it w always pay best to cook {t. Wheth this important artiole of food should be fed raw or eooked depends, the tore, upon cirenmstances whish must govarn every farmer, rathes $han wpoa any arbitrary rules. Next to eooking, grinding is the most important condition in the pre- paration ot grain of any kind. All ground food s better fitted for diges- tion in the stomach and sssimilation, especially if it 18 fed whole. No animal when hungry will feed slowly enough to_pronerly mastioate grain, but it will ratber hasten to Il the stomach as rapidly as possible. Sueh amass of unmastieated food will nct be fully digested and, of coarse, will be voided without the animal seselv- ing the full bewefit from it. It serves to stop hunger, but it does not make 1ts proper quota of fat. Half the quantity put in a eondition to be fully digested, would add more to the growth of the body than the whole As pige are wsually fed, it ot down as an assured faot that there is a loss of fully one-half of the food noless we give ths oredit to the manure, which is an exponsive way of adding value toit. However cheap corn may be, this s not a profitable way of feeding, for in such localities manure had a proportions Iy emall valae as it is not needed. The wiiler's toil—ono-tenth for srinding— must be taken into aecount and the expeuse of taking to and from the mill, in convidering the cost, so that tho value of grouud feed is a relative one, and must also be determined by the circomstan Soaking the grain to a condition of <of ness 80 a8 t0 make it more readily digestible, will save the miller's toll and make it more profitable in some easer than to have it ground. When n is thus prepared pigs will 2, wellon it. In cool weather it may be eonked for forty eight hours, and ehould be fully tyis fongth of time to [Pt 1t in the best possible condition | for feeding. The firet deavew of fer- | mentation an- acid stata s the proper 908, the miost palatable and healthtal | Tor pigs. Begong that ferments w18 ot bealt ‘When food reac wals to eat. The preparation of food_therefore, requirea caraful attention that it may bo properly and profitably atiliesd Most vegetables may be rendersd more valuable by eonking, and when this is done they should be mixed with bran or moal to absorb the juises, otherwize there will be too tuah liquid, skd this kind of food will be | 2 found' to be washyand weakening. Too much water in the food of pigs acta a8 a diuretie,snd is too stimulating for the kidneys and urinary organs. The bran or meal should be mixed with vegetablss, and eooked with them to absorb the natural excess of the water. When thisis done there will not bs h & volume of liquid taken ioto the stomack, but the food will be mo: consentrated and healshful. Vegotables — beets, mangels or pumpkins—may be fed raw in eonnes- tion with grain, and they will be fownd to aid in digestion and at the same time they will keep animals in & heal- thyeondition. When fed in this man- ner they tend to increase the appatite and to prevent fever, which Is the natural resalt of feeding grain alome. They are eooling and laxative in thei natare, and therefore serve as amti- dotes to the heating and cosbive ef- tocts of grain. Sloppy food of all kinds makes soft and fabby meat, while dry nds to make ft firm and solid. A judiclous mingling the two kinds of feed alwags botter meat by making it firm eneugh and at the same time keeping it free from any foverish tendensies. Such meat will also possoss a good flavor, because the eonditions uader whioh it is made are healthfal. When pigs ore fed sorn on the ear they do not eat it 80 ravenously as if shelled for them, and they mastieate 1t better. 1More hogs are fattened in this manmer than in any other; bat we belleve that it would be mere & Co. SPECIAL ANNOUNGEMENT. & Co. IMPORTERS &RETAILERS Immense sale of Dress Goods New York, and now offered at prices in heretofore unknown in Omaha. t opened, having been purchas- ed by one of the firm for Cash at EFOR EX A NMPI.E. Imported Dress Goods, sold at the opening of the Season for 50 cents and 65 cents, now 25 cents. one of the forced sales 7] =) = H sold at $1.50. will be offered Handsome Silk and Wool Bro- at the extremely low price of 76c. We have one lot of 50 pieces of Silk and Wool Brocades, which cades, sconomical t grind the ears, sob and all, and feed it in this form. There is fully ® per eent of nutriwent in the cob, as has been tested by repeat- od experiments, besides its eontaining chemical properties conductive to health, and ¢ also tends to promete a distention in the bowels and action smilar 0 that of raw vagatsbla Every farmer, if o wishes to fued his pias for any lenth of time, should unite the eob with the oorn to keep them in zood health. If fed in this manner they would not bs lisble to founder, the effest of tho feverish eondition. When oob is anited with eorn in the stomaeh the food 1 met 8 eompset in the stomach, and is more readily peneizated by the gastrle ¥ | juices, hemeo digestion eaz be more rapld and complete. Shelled ecrn should be seaftered thinly on the ground, so that it may be picked upslowly, which will exuse re thoroughly chew it. piga will swallow 1t will not be digeatod, e will not penetrate remedy, sud the only sufe rmanent cure for all discases of the faandie, dyspepais, Freuck Live' Pads, o your dregaist care, aud take u other, tnd i€ o bas not et t or will not get 1t for yor, sen $1.60 ta Freuch Pad Co. Toledo, 0., acd. th will sead you one post-pal by retars mail. md o’ Guimetia's ache, or diseases t eharaoter, the; stand without a rival. P e et B i . Bach wrapper e - tures of O. lhhl}?:li Frmuse Baos. | £ Insist upen having the genuine Dz. C. MeLANN'S LI pJ pre- red b pai FLEMING BROS., Plttaburgh, Pa., CONSUMPTION, COUGHS 45 Yearsbeforethe Pubtie. I DR.C.McLANES| LIVER PILLS | are Rot recommended as a remedy * for | | all the ills that fesh i i | affections of the Li Complaints, Dys ad ot ACUE AND FEVER. ¥o betiar eathsrtic ean be used pre- paratory o, or after taking quinine. As| a simple purgative they n.lnqlflfl. | BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, muine are never mu tod. Bach box has a red-wax seal on the lid, LIVEE the market being full of imitations of the name MeLase, spelled differsatly, but same pronuneiation. W 10 CURE Oolds, Asthma, Croup, All diseases of the Throat, Lungs, and | Organs. Pa TUSE ACCORDIN® TO DIRECTIONS ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM. HE'S BOSS NOW. Fever. Bie ought to bave taken Bpring Blossm avd then she'd bo boss sl A noted piysteiun of New York, writes to & H e o e [ uferer from ravel and » eomplication of kid: ors, waa permanently eured by the us) ef Prof. Gullmettc's srensh Kidney Pads.” The drag. pists sall th Freeot Cost. Dr. Kixe's Nxw Dmseovmey fo Consumption, Coughs and Colds Asthma, Bronehitls, ete., i3 given away in trial bottles free of eost to the afflicted. If you have a bad cough, eold, difficulty of breathing, hoarseness o any affection of the throat or lungs by all means give this valua gour exstense you snmot afford to let this opportunity pass. We could not .u"a‘f".".‘.'é would mot give thts remedy away unless we knew it would accomplish what we olaim for it. Thousauds of hopeless cases have already been eomplotely, cured by it. There is no medieine in the world that_will cure one-half the cases that Dx. Kixa's Nxw D1sooveay will oure. For sale by ® Jaxzs K. Isn, Omaba. Buckien's Arpica Salve The Beer SaLve in the world for Outs, Broiscs, Sores, Uleors, Salt Rhoum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chspp- ed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Sidn Eruptions. This Salve 12 guaranteed to give porfect satisfac- tiod in overy case or monoy re ftanded, Price 95 cents per box. Hor sale by 8dly J. K. ISO Oinaba. MAKE NO MISTAKE! vdered mica and tsinglas: ‘brieator in the world Gocs not gum, but forms dol 3y with 8 largs smoust of cheapest besause vou need u: "quantity in grescing your of aay etber sxls grense male, your wagen twiso aslong. It answers eq ally a8 well for Mill Geariag, Thresiing Machinas, . for wagons—Sead for Pocket ‘Things Werta Knowing. Mailed ' WieA BAYUFASTURING 00., 81 MICHIGAN AVENUR, CHICACS. H 3 »@r-Ask Your Dealer For It w0t NOTIOR T@ CONTRACTORS. Notles is hersby given that soalod bite will be ressived at the office ty glerk of Farnas eounty, Nl Beaver CItZ, the county seat of said . wp bo the 3rd d .y of 1 ock M. of constrastion of & wat Repubifean river, Cambridge, in Medi Furnsa county, Nebraska, said bridge to be_48) feet in lemgth. 'Fidders are e quired Se accmpsay their bids with plans and speciieations of the work, alie with » bend in & mum deuble the Beaver City, rarnas eoun vember, A. D. 1830. Kmisiax, Gownty Clesk. deet-1mikw & week tn your own town. _Lerms and. $66 outft free. Addroms B Hallot3& © wiiand TWO DOLLARS WILL SEOURE THE WEEKLY BEE One For Year. o "‘"ffi"j"‘ £§?°'g®3'. __Zg_....ogm. 2 2G50~ SIS 10 0T M et B e 2p@icey ~ ‘o'm 5] it Ee b SIS - o g3£56=0s ;%g“gfig Egfi%m_t {= 96 RCEF S [+ ey S=— 0 OEL;Q) = < O c & o> E££ga wonderful remedy a trial. As you |} LR e ppod kota..This iae s oqu: | proved Wastinghose Antematic Air Brakee and §Cer Pistfors Goupler aad Dusie. Aad for opot | reaching Sioux City s 10:30 p. | ¢ 11958, m, making | #~TEN- HOURS 1 Apvaxcs or | billous mealeine, [s 20t kuon aad app While it is & me ol is Des Yor 3! ICeS, 15 and 20 cents; former pr 15, 20, 26 to 40 cents.: UNLIKE PILLS AXD THETACAL FUSGATIVES, IS PLEAS. ANT TO TAKE, And will prove at ute therics! rmless SYSTEM RENOVATOR y the bowt eumiive extant. Avold imitadiens; Insist on gerting thy artidle called for. TROFIG-FRUIT LAYATIVE & put up in breused tin boxes uciy. Price ® seabs. Ask your druggist for Desaripéive Pamphlet, or ad- ‘reas the propciater, 3, E. ARTHERINGTON, New York or an Franeisce. ‘Batore Purchastng Axt Texi of Se-Called ELEGTRIG BELT, Band, or Appliance represonted to curs Nervous, Chrodle aud speeia’ Diseases, sead to the PUL VERMACHER GALVANIC CC , 513 Moatgomery Street, an T Fi Pamplilet sud will savo time, health and money. T P e Co. are the only dealers in Genu'ne Blectri Ap- on plian m-rican Contmant. $t. Paul & Sloux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Sistx City Routel | 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE!| From COUNOIL BLUEFS to ST. PAUL, MINNEIAPOLIB[ | DULUTH, or BISMAROK, SPELD, SAFETY AND COMFORT | 18 oasurpassed. Megnat Drawing Boom snd | tapédl | icaplus Gurs, oo aud sontrolled by the eom <y, riun Throngh Witaout Chango botween | omnet] Blufle, Unlon_ Pacifc AxY Oruxe Rovre. uncil Bind, at Superinteadent, Missour! Valley, Towa. . E. ROBINSOX, A-:;‘ Soul Poa. Agunt. d Pamenger Agtat, 5 Goanci Binte FEVER AND AGUE. Tuers tane eiviiized nadion tn the We h Bitiers 28 2 teaic, eorreetivo, and auti- rocisted. foine for .II seasons and ali sale by Druggistaand Dealess, 1y for Mestaiters Almanac fer’ CHARLES RIEWE, UNDERTAKER! ‘Metalle Gases, Cofins, Gaskel, Shrouds, eto. Form mSies . Othasd Lith, Omabs, e, | 700 Tl Talograpilo erders premptly sianded te. An examination of this mam- moth purchase solicited. This is BANKRUPT STOCK Or old moth-eaten Goods, but an extraordinary bargain of good no 2,380 MiLT It is tho SHORT, SURE I addition o thesssad. TR 7 ? AU Tiekst Aseats e | aens of the Compa MARVIN HUOITT, THROUCH T3 CRICACO Without Change of Ca CHICAG i | BURLINGTON & (jUINCY RAITTLTF With Smooth and Perfect PULLMAN SLEEPIXC Shoald osar In mlnd that tiie BEST ROUTE T¢ et i | FOUR DIFFERER SIOUX CITY & PACIFIU “**®egiguesi il ataln Northern Towa, Minnescta and | ;| i ppod with the fm. | (g - | 4L s tn | K, €., ST, JOE&G. B. | 3.0, | HILLS, SYSEE THAT Y Pasm. Agent, Omaha. WROUCHT IRON FENGE estern here in whish the whlity of Hostetter's 7, % and 31 Wood war Hopd 11741 Mekonr W satalog 31 an teen store r > which we te our customers ing ~f T CroOI» daily, show r ¢ invi in stocl n departments, making 5 Importation, Goods offered at less than the Now op ElOLLIID AW respectfully and the public to examine. cost of CKSHANK & CO. ur our in al! < se TH®E GREAT AND APPETIZER---SURE CURE For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CONSUMP. TION, and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS. By adding to TOLU ROCK and RYR ppetizer and Tonic, for general and ottles, giving More for the meney than any article in the market. a0 dealers who try to of our TOLU ROCK and % GOVERNMENT STAMP on sach bet? | Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revemus: TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OF INTERNAL REVENY Wasutiatos, D, ., January 2, 1580, X B. RAUM, Commiselener LAWRENCE & MARTIN,Proprietors, Chicago, Ilis. d by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS WHO 1S UNAGGUAINTED WITH THE GEOC! UnASSIE T nd DEALERS everywhers R, .‘ N THE EAST & THE Wik | for eating purp-ees. ot laos C eB. CRS ma D = . E w1 JOE 'l SupeTiatendent. Gea’l Tae. a8 GAAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS WINDOW SHADHES. ertaining to the Furniture and pholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW COODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. OHAS SEIVAERIOX 1208 and 1219 Farnham Stree: M. R. RISDON, General Insu |And Everything DP RAMEUP AMERIC N PACKET £0.S | Weekly Line vi Steamships w York Every Thursdsy at 2p. m. rance Agent, Hngland, Frauce and Germany. | # For Passage app'y to | ARD & CO way. NewYork | Beoudwin AMERICAF CENTRAL, Aweta. . of Pifieanth & Dougise 8. e [ | 11793 wask. g1 day at home easi 5 ilsattt fese.Add 10 Dry bt | o3 =3 and Progressive Importers and Retailers, stock and prices as usual---“The Popular A. CRUICKSHANK & CO Goods House of Cmaha.”