Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 17, 1880, Page 3

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Lot year an excarsion sailed clear o the Pole And iuddenly droppedinto what secmed like shole Whre wondar of wonders theyfound anewland, While fairy-like beinge sp] on each hand, There were morntatus like ours, with more And tar brighver skies than ever were seen, Birds with the hues of & rainbow wers foand, While flowers of exquisite fragrance were grow Not Jos were iney loft to wonder In doub A beitg soon came they had heard much about, “Twae Saata Clsa' solf and th sthey all ay, 3o leoked like the pictures egeo every dsy. He droveup a team that looked veryqueor, hlrfl.’m instead of reindeer, He a shell |mm"nl h, But ho took them on towrd aud drove them Ho showed them all over hie wonderfal realm, And factories: tor women and mén on bats great. o7 were Soatiag thom all. Furrters wors working To Bunce's ther s Kinglo, the Glove Maker,told them st oncs, Al our Gloves wo areser o0, Saata showed them ‘and masy things more, by ot bed oty Vnta Claus then. secre G e oescy 0ns knew Bunos wall, m‘mmmdmdmsflhfim Kuowing histrends will got helr fall share. A hitherto unknown remedy_for all dinoanes of the Kidneys, Bisdder, and Urloary Oreans. L SRR Gravel, Drop- will pomvaly care Diat e Disease, iability to Fetain of expell e Urie, Catareh of the Bladder, high colcred and scanty trine, Urigating, LAME BACK, Genera! Weakneas, and all Female Com: T — e avolds intornal medicines, s certain In ft effects and cures when nothing else can. For salo by all Druggists o sent apon recelpt of the price, §2.00. DAY NEY PAD CO., PROP'RS, Toledo, O. s your sddrm for our litle book, wom Baved.’ VTR 18H. Areat for Nebrasks CHARLES RIEWE, UNDERTAKER! ‘Metalio Cases, Coffins, Caskets, Shrouds, etc. Farn mStree . 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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, 1 Copy 1 year, in advance (postpaid). $5.00 8 months = > 00 | Chicago Tribune. simcend = “Yes, that's so,” rald Woodtick TIME_TABLES- Williams thoughtfully, as he squirted a half a gill of tobacco juice through THE “A“_s Lis teeth at a bumble-bee’s ear, and J then looked out across the divide, and TR beyond the foothilis, toward the top A o nmP™ | of the range where the eternal snow B R R Eaam.swpw | wasglittering in the summer sun. - &St Jos 530 & m. “You are eminently corr o i gentleman from Buckskin has stated fo Lincois, 10 8. m. tue exact opinion of the subscriber, S sure as death and semi-annual sssess- S v fession has its style of “Every profession has style of s tpopm lead and its peculiar dip toward the o horizen. From the towering congress- ] man down to the neglected advance- ~ brom Linooln, 130 p. m; agent of the everlasting Gospel, every rofession, I allow, has its peculiar ingo. Every pork-and beans pilgrim from the states that’s been in my camp for twenty-seven years has said that the miner slings more unnecessary but thatain't s0. Take folks as they assay, from blossom rock to lower level, there ain’t much difference. «Nine years ago, I and Timberline Monroe and Katooter Lemons, from Zion, struck the Feverish Hornet up on Slippery Ellum. First we know the prospecting season had closed up on us, and, as the layout for surface bad pinched out, we decided to sink on the Hornet just for luck. “So Timberline, Katooter and me went over to Huckleberry Oleson’s store at the lower camp, and soaked our physiognomy for chuck and val- ley-tan and a blastin’ outfit for the = | job “Down five foot she showed 150 colors to a hunk of rock no bigger'n a plug of tobacker, with wall rocks well defined on both sides and_foot wall ‘Gars | slick as a confidence game in "Frisco, “The quartz, with a_light coat of gouge, looked as if she'd been jammed through the formation like a Sabbath school scholar’s elbow through a cus- tard pie, and it had crushed the pre- historic stuffin’ and preadamite saw- dust out of the geologlcal crast in good shape. tooter,” says I, “if she shows up this way all the way down, I be teetotally dod butteredif I don’t think we've cornered the sugar at last. We'll run her down to ter footand see how she looks to the naked eye.’ *Ten foot down she widened to three foot between walls, with solid gray quartz as pretty as a bank book. Then we made a mill run of five pounds in a_half gallon mortar and cleared up a dollar's worth of dust on the blade of a long-handle shovel. “The pectus of the Feverish Hornet was very cheering mdeed. *I sat down on a candle-box and sang something. 1 always twitter a few notes when I feel vickled about anything. “Katooter listened to my singing a little while, and then he went down the gulch murmuring something about my musicand intimating that pros- perity alwags had its little drawbacks after all. “He slid down to the Frescoed Hell and jammea his old freckled hide 80 full of horse-liniment of the vintage of 49 that he got entirely off the lead and drifted so far into poverty rock that he didn’t know Timberline nor me from a stomach pump. “That's generally the way with men that turn up their notes at vocal music. “Well, he got no better so rapidly that next day he was occupying a front seat at the biggest delerium trinnele matinee you ever heard of, and was the sole proprietor of the biggest aggregation or seal-brown tarantulars and veriegated caterpiliars and imported foentipedes that ever exhibited in Columbia’s fair domain. “‘Every little while he'd nail some disabolical insect crawling up his sleeve or gently walking through his bair, and then he'd yell like a maniac and pray and swear. lice & hired man. «“The atmosphere seemed to b> level full of bumble-bees as large as a cook stove, and every time they'd cuddle up to bim or sink on him with their sultry little _gimlets, Katooter would jump up and whoop like a Piute med- icine-man trying to assusge a wide waste of turbulent cucumber. «Ai thess times Katooter would lay aside his wardrobe, and, throwing me into the fireplace and Timberline un- der the bed, he would wander forth into the starlight, with the thermom- eter down to 87 degrees, and wrapped in nothing but his surging thoughts, By the time Timberline and me would get up and swab the cobwebs and cinders out of our eyes, Katooter would be half way up the gulch and lighting out like a freckled Greek Slave, hunting fora clothing store, “First along we used to run after him and try to tire him out and cor- ral him, but he was most too skipfal, and apparently 80 all-fired anxious to put all the intervening distance he could between himself and the fuzzy tarantulas and fall style of centipede that he made some tall time, consid- ering the poor trall and the light mountain air. “Then another thing, when we got to him he was 80 pesky mean to hang on to. “You've probably tried before now, when you was small, to catch the boy who tied your shirt to the top limb of a dead tree, and you have thrown all your cnergy into the effort, but you got his clothes on before you punished professional racket than anybody else; | 4§ decided after a while to wait till he | {, er. He wasthe smartest man I ever tried to gather Into the fold. We'd thiak we had him, and all at once he'd glide between our legs like a yaller dog and laugh a wild kind of laugh that would run the thermometer down 13 degrees and away he'c glimmer up the trail like a red-headed right of way. S0 1 got mad at last, and used to chase him with a lariat and Yellow { Fover. “Yellow Fever was a sorrel mule that belonged to the firm. We called | him Yellow Fever because he was so fatal. “Well, when Yellow Fever and me got after Katooter with the lariat we most always gathered him in. [Bless 15 “:\lflall, to make a long story short, Katooter rallied sfter a while and during the spell his chilblains were convalescing and some more new skin growing on his system where he had barked it off running through the sage-brash and falling into old desert- ed prospeot holes. I had an offer of £50,000 for my third in the Weverish Hornet and sold. “Then I went down to Truckee and bonght a little house of an old railroad msn down there, grubstaked myself for the winter, and allowed I'd lay off till the snow left the range in the spring. “One night, about half after 12, I judge, I heard somebody step along to the window of my boudoir. Hear- ing it that time of night I reckoned that something crooked was going on, s0 I lid out of bed and got my Great Blood Searcher and Liver Parifier, with the new style of centre fire and catridge ejector, and slid up to the window, calculating to shove.s tonio into whoever it might ba that was pic- nicking around my elaim. “T Tooked out so as to get a good idea of where I wanted to sink on him, and then I thought before I mangled him I'd ask him if he had any cholce about which part of his vitals he wanted to preserve, so I sings out to him: « tLook out below there, pard, for I'm going to call the meeting to order in & minote! Just throwup your hands, if you please, and make tho grand hailing sign of distress, or I have to multilate you! Just show me about where you'd like to have the fatal wound, and be spry about it,too, because I've got my brief costume on, and the evening air is chill!’ “He didn’t understand me, ap- parently, for a gurgling laugh welled up from below, and the party sings 3 ack ¢ Hullo, Fatty, is that you? Just lookin’ to see if you'd fired up yet Youknow I was to come around atd flag you if second seven was out. Well, I've been down to the cld mar’s to see what's on the board. Threo is two bours late and four is reportel on time, There’s 1wo sevens outand two sections of nine. Skinney'll take out firat seven and Shorty’ll pull her with 102, It’s you aud me for second seven, with Limber Jiw on tront end and Frenchy to holddown the caboose Frst five Is wrong side up in a wash- out this side of Ogallals, and old Whatshisname ~ that ~runs 268 got his ocrown sheet caved in and telescoped his_headlight into the New Jerusalom. You know the little Swede that used to run extra for Old Hotbox on the emigrant awhile] Well he was firing on 268 and he's under three flata and a coal- oil tank With a break beam acrcss his coupler and his system more or lcss relaxed. He's gone to the sweet sub- sequently too. Rest of the boys are are more or less demoralized and side- tracked for repairs. Now you don’t wan't to monkey around much, for if you don’t loom up like six bits and go out on the tick, the old man'll give you a time check and the Oriental Grand Bounce. You hear the mellos thrill of my bazoo.’ “Then I slowly uncorked the Great Blood Purifier, and moving to the tootlights where the silvery moon- beams could touch up my dazzling outlines, I said: ‘Pardner, I am pleased and gratified to have met you. I don't kaow the first ding busted thing you have sald to me, but that is my misfortune. I am a plain miner, and my home is in the digest- ive apparatus of the earth, but for professional melody of the chin you certainly take the cake. You also pie there is on the dump. My "ame is Woodtick Williams. I discovered the Feverish Hornet up on Slippery Ellum. T am proud to know you. Keep right on getting more and more famil- iar with your prefession, and bye and bye, when nobody can understand you, you will be promoted and respected, and you will at last be a sleeping car conductor and revel fn the biggest mental calm and wide shoreless sea of intellectual stagnation that the world ever saw. You will — —'. “But he was gone. “Then I took a pillow-sham and wiped some of the pulverized crackers off the soles of my feet and went to bed in a large gob of gloom.” B Ny, OnevesNg, W. T. Disbetes, dropsy, gravel, Bright's disease and s debility, are all cured by Prof, Guil- French Kidney Pad. Try it. mett Put away hls crack brain puzzle, e hasclimbed the Asylum staif Number 13, 15, 14, Turued hishent and sent i thers Vhen his brain it gets all right again, And when you wien his blood kept pure; No lenger Jet the game remain ‘And.Spring Blossom it ill cure, %o get it well, try the new remedy, Prof. Guil- mette's French Liver Pad. Ask your druggist for it, and take no other, and if he has not him. “That's the way 1t was with Katoot- t 1send 8150 1n u lotter to.the French Pad Go, Toledo, 0., and receive one by retarn mail. my soul, how I'm _stringing this yarn | /7 ou take the cake basket and what cold | An Honest Medicine ¥ree of Unarge Of all medicines advertised to cure any affection of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, we know of none we can rec- ommend as highly aa Dz. 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MICA MANUFACTURING CO., 81 MICHIGAN AVENUE, CHICAGD. »@Ask Your Dealer 5‘% It FEVER AND AGU HOSTETT CELEBRATED 5]1- ¢ aisi O qThersfsnc civlized mation in the Wertern o utility of Hot tetter’s 5,1t I especially suited to the compiaints d by the weather, being the purcat and vest vegetable stimulant {o th - worid For sale by Draggists and Dealers, to whom ap- 31y for Hostetter's Almanac for 1881 > : q H RUICKSELA N GO EAST _vis tas— | Chieago & Sorthwesiern | RATL.OAY. | 2,380 MILES OF ROADI| | 1615 the SHORT, SURE aad Safe Route Setwe: COUNCZIL BLUFFS MILWAUKEE | 1645 th. ONLY ROAD becween COUNCIL BLUFFE snd OHICAGO Upon which in x Bl RAILS ) RE THE FINEST! . TS EQUIPNENT FIRST CLASS | 1t you wish the Bes! tlons sou will bay your ticket b &FAND WILL TAEE NONE OTH) IT§ TRACK 1S 178 GOACHES Traveling Accommoda- hia” Roate All Ticket Agents can eoll vou Through Tickets ‘via thisoad and Check nsual Bag- gag~ Free of Charge OMAHA TICKET OFFICES—12H Farnbam St., Cor. 1ith, and at Union Paciflc Depot. DENVER OFFICE—In Color-do Central and Unlon Pacifc Ticket Offics. SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE—2 Now Montgom- eryStreet. informatlon, folders, maps, stc., not ob- Home Ticket Office, address any Company, or MARVIN HUCHITT, ® § STENNITT, Geo'l Managar, Gen’! Pase. Agent, JAMES T. CLARK, Gen'l A" ymaha & Conncll Elufts. THROUCH TO CHICACO Without Change of Carsl! THE CHICAGO BURLINCTON & (QUINCY RAITLROAD. With Smooth and Perfoct Truck, Elegent Pas. | senger Coaches, an | PULLMAN SLEEPING & DINING CAR? | 1t 18 acknowledged by Tk | travel uger it, 0 b Best Managed PASSENGERS GOING BAST Should oear iu mind that thls s the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGA, And Points East. North and Northweat Passengers by this Rovte have cholce of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, And the Advantage of Six Daily Linea of Palace Sleeping Cars from Chicazo to New York City Without Change All Express Trains on this lin the Westinghouse Pate 8 oqatpped Alr Brakes an nd witk Information con Cenpections, 1880. K., ST, JOE&C.B.R.E, 1a the only Direct Lins to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. o change of cars betwosn Omaha snd St. Loals and but one between Omaba and New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS REACHING ALL With less charges and in advance of other Ifnes. ‘This entire line is equipped with Pullman's Palace Siceping Cars, Palace Day Coach- os,Miller's Safoty Platform and Coupier and the celebrated stinghouse Air-Brake. SSEE THAT YOUR TICKET READSWE & Via Kansas City, St. Joseph FComcilBiufak R, ,via St¥4. £ Joeandst. Louls. wa Ticketa lor smio at all coupon stations In the West. J. F. BARNARD, Gen'l Supt., A C. DAWES, Gen'l Pass. & Ticket St. Joseoh, Mo Bt. Joseph, Mo, W C. SEACHREST, Ticket Agen., 1020 Farnham Street, ANDY BORDEN, A. B. BARNARD, Pass. Agent,Omaha. Gen'rl Agent, Omabs. WROUGHT IRON FENCES. | Wire Fencing aad Raliing Speciality. | Their beaut; daily working t cheap material. = Eirgant in desizn, indestructible Fences for Lawns, Pubiic Groands and Ce | tery Plata. | Iron Vases, Lawn Settees, canopled snd of | | qustic pattorss; Chairs an_every description of Tron and Wire ‘ornamental work desfned and manufactured by E. T. BARNUM'S Wire and fren Work, ©7, 20 and 31_We troit, Mich. Sepa ¢ price list. 7, pormanence and economy | he extinction of il fencing &8 Through Expross meal, as good as 18 secved in ADy frst-ciass Eastern & Western Cities | 5 Dounce that Siieping Cars for s | General Insurance Agent, | PHENIX ASSURA.vn ov f KIDNEGEN is highly recommended and unsurpassed for W or Foul Kidneys, Dropsy, Bright's Disease, l]...poss of oErneg Nervous Debility, or any Obstructions arising from Kidney cr Bladder Niseases. Also for Yellow Fever - S Blyod and Ki Poisoning, in infacted malarial sectiors, N S e £3By :he distillation of a FOREST LEA? with JUNIPER BERRIFS sud BARLEY MALT we have discoverad KIDNEG] cta specifically ou the Kidneys and Urinary Organs, removing tn jurions deposts formed in tho biadder and provanting any straining. smarting sensaticn heat ot Iritation in b 1 xcites 3 bealthy action in the Kidneys organs to 1 healthy condition, showing ite efects be taken at all times, inall climates and undeew! @ any other preparation for Kidvey difficultios [t has beea difficult to make & proparation , but be acceptable to the stcmach to CLEANSE the KIDNEYS from iefne. Ladies especially will like it or water pusage. I containing positive afuretic pro Before taking any Liver medicin foul matter. ever nsed ENCE & MARTIN, also Proprietary Govern out license) by Druggists, Grocers and ‘o hears tha ‘ment Stamp. which permits KIDNEG! Other Persons everywhere, - : 2 > Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use. It not found at your Druggists or Grocers, we will sen: @ ne R 3 , send & bottie propaid to the nearest express LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, llls. Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALERS everywhere Wholesale agents in Omaha, STEELE, JOHNSON & CO., will supply the trade at manufactur S L WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOCRAF s OSEE S RN AMINING THIS MAP, TUAT TH s v Tta i lin 1t pasain THIS GREA’ FOLLOWS. B At CHICAGO, with all diweegine line & Bast and South. ALENGLEWOOD, with thelafl AM.8. = & L WA CR. Ras. A4 WAsHINGTON HEIGETS, with . Y I L A ot R cenE Dininik Cars {hat nceompany sl 3 L™ Poe, ot o pacire Soiar o S o it s i axs CrTY, S~ " ACE CATES ace . h WANSAS YR TORINON and LEATEA WO inés Known ne the '+ Great Kock Tolaad Iester” are b For infu mation not obtainable aé your A. KIMBALL, Gen'l Superitendent. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS WINDOW SHADES. And Everything Upert&ining to the Furniture 5. pholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THt LOWEST PRICES. OEAS SHIVERIORK 1208 and 1210 Farnham St HAMBURC AMERIC N PACKET C0.S Weekly Line oi Steamships Leaving New York Every Thursday st 2p. m. For England, France and Germany. For Passage spply to C. B. RICHARD & CO., Pamenger Agents, Broadway. New York i ap 36 mon th ;b REPD _wme: Assets. 70 wooi. §12a day at nome easily made: eash ouana NEn. | B17oatat tron Add ese Trie & Co.Portini. Me. CKSHANK & CO.