Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 22, 1882, Page 2

L S | % ——— THE DATLY BEE: The Secret of the universal success of Brown's Iron Bitters is sim- ply th t is the best Iron preparation cver made; is compounded on thoroughly scientific, chemical and medicinal princip! and does just what is claimed for it—no more and no less, By thorough and rapid assimilation with the blood, it reaches every part of the system, healing, purifying and strengthening. Com- mencing at the foundation it builds up and restores lost health—in no other way can lasting benefit be obtained. 79 Dearborn Ave., Chic Id eat but littl tricd everythingrecommendl taken the prescriptions of a dozen physicians, butgot no relief until took Brown's Iron Bitters, 1 feel none of the old troubles, and am a new man. 1 am getting much stronger, and feel first-rate. [ am & railroad engineer, and now make iy trips regularly! too much in praise of yor ful medicine, J Browx's Irox DBiTTrRS does not contain whiskey or alcohol, and will not blacken the tecth, or cause headache and constipation. It will cure dyspepsia, indi- gestion, heartburn, sleep- lessness, dizziness, nervous debility, weakness, &c. Use only Brown’s Tron Bitters made by Trown Chemic Taltimore, Crosscd red lines and trade-mark on Wrapper. SETS Evory Corsot 1s warrantod satis- factory to its wearer in mrg WAY, or the money will bo refunded by the person from whomm it was bought. The only Corset pronounced by eur Jeading physicians T R aorable. nd 'w':‘f“&“’fi'm' orvot over PRICES, by Matl, Postage Palds il g For sale by leading ftetall Dealors overywhere CHICAGO CORSET €O, Chicago, L ul2eod&sow y 100,000 TIMKEN-SPRING VEHICLES NOW IN USE. v all othere for oay Hding. styl. R i Ling arg foi alo by all Leading Oar . dage Buildors and Dealers throughout he country. SPRINGS GEARS & BODIEE Foresl b Henry Timken, Patentoe snd Bullder of Fine Carrlages, -"l' TOUXS, - ~ MO. 1.Am PROPOSALS FOR STOR! SUBSISTENCE ES, Dvor, O, 8§, 1 November 10, 1882, § Sealed proposaly, in duplicate, subfoct to the usual conditions, will Le reccived ‘at this offico un- til 12 o'clock woon on Decemer bth, 1852, at which time and place they will be openéd in pres- ence of bidders for turnishing and delivery at the wubsistence storchouse, or on cars in Omaha, b, (I on carn aftr liwpection und tanco at place of packing,) as 1 Wubalsteisce departinont, vered by January 5Sth 1883; 50,000 pounds bacon, short clear sides, medium we ght and thickness, packedin crates, str pped, of about 220 pounds bacon each. Each picee of bacon to be covered with cotton cloth; all to be delivered by January 5th 1883, government reserves the right to reject wny or all pi R ik proposals and full information as to the manner of bidding, and the trms of contractsnd paymct will be furniabied on application to this Orvice PURCHAN OMANA; 0 A No proposal will be considered unless ace wied by ‘the vrinted “instructions to bidder 10 be had at this bitice. Envelopes contain posals sh be mar- ked, “Proposals for subsistence stores,”and ad dressed 1o the undersigned. HUMAAS WILSOX novi1-Ge w C. 8, U LIV E O B EL Hysoinths: Tulios, Crocuses- Andall otber fr Pal P'anting. Large ¢ assort- oot ever showo in Chicayo: Tlustrat:d Catal gue troe. send for it Hiram Sibley & Co., . - Chicago " GOULD ROPE. The e merlt and soperior quality of o Gold k. T0baceo has lnduced other wANLIAC tarers % upon the market < 0ods slwilar o our by aame and style which are offered & McNALLY TO BACCO QOMPANY, WASHINCTON HOTES. T'he Approaching Garfleld Mon- | ument Fair, fome cf toe Bills on the Calen- dara of Congrese, General Hoeaurogard Said to be 1 About to Marry the Widcw of | Commodore Vauderbilt Eloction Baked Monts, Work That Was Not one at the Last Beselon—An Immense Amount of Business That Probably Wil Not be Acted Upon Wasuinerox, November 19.—The second session ot the forty-seveuth congrens will begin t#o weeks from Mondsy next, A large amount of unfinished business wus iefc by the two houses at the end of the first ses- sion in August, and this will either be disposed of at the coming session or allowed to lapse, During the last session there were introdoced in the sonate 2,283 bills and joint resolu- tions, and wn the house of representa- tives 7,182 bills and joint resolutions, About 800 propositions were reported favorably to the house of reprenta- tives, and about 300 bills and joint resolutions passed that body. ~The eenate passod nearly 500 bills and joint resolutions, but of these only about 800 found their place on the | statute bpok. Among the most important bills and joint res- olutions remaining on the een- ate calendar are the following: house bill No, 5,648, to reduce the iu- ternal revenue taxation, which has been amended by the senate so as to alter certain customs duties on sugar, steel railway bars, hoop, band, and seroll iron, &e.; bills to authorize the payment of customs duties in legal tender-notes; to establish a uniform eyatem of bankruplcy; to regulate and improve the civil service of the United States; to Incorporate the Maritime Canal company, of Nicaragua; the Eads bill for an inter-oceanic ship railway; bills to provide for ocean mail servico . between tho United States and certain forcign ports; to authorize the secretary ot the interior 10 ascertain and cer ify the amount of land entered with military land war- rants ia certain Statee; a joint resolu- tion to provide for a commission to report legislation regulating commerce between thg states; bills to authorize the construc tion of & building for the congressional library; to establish an educational fund and to apply & portion of tho proceeds of the sales of the public lands to public education; to convert the agricultural bureau into an execu- tive department of the government, with additional powors and datios; a bill providing for a bureau of animal industry; the Fitz John Porter; the bill reported by the judiciary commit- tee to remove the dizqualification of ex-confederates for appointments in the army, which was defeated by the coalition of Mahone with the repub- lican senators; the bill to ocreate a United States court for the Indian tgrritory introduced by Senator Vess, and a bill to provide for the perform- ance of the duties of the cflice of president in case of the removal, death, resignation, or inability both of the president and vice president. Of these moasures tho bill modifying the internal revenue and cuetom house taxation is the foreground and will come up as unfinished busineos, The majority at the last session - af- ter turning over the subject of the tarift to & commiseion undertook, ut the very close of the session, amid the torrid heat of July, to make a revision of the joustoms duties, The minority in the senate insisted on the right to have a full discussion, and to offer amendments, and, owing to the anx- iety of the house to adjourn, the whole subject went over, It will now come up mn connection with the report of the tariff commisslon, who will probably submit promptly the outline of a biil for the counsideration of congress, with a report, leaving the testimony to be printed afterward. Naturally, the first business in order to be dealt by the house will be the disposition of abouy 200 senate bills now lying on the speaker’s table, Many of these are simple in their charaofer and practi- onlly covered by favorrble reporis from house committees on the same subject, Au effort will be made to pass at least those which involve no appropriation of money, and others will be sent to proper committees, Among these bills are messures to provide for erecting public buildings at Augusta, Me.; Montpelier, Vt. Haverhill, Mass.; OCamden, N. J.; Newcastle, Del.; 8. C; LaCrosse, Wis.; Jefferson City, Mo,; Hot Springs, Ark,, and Carson Oity, Nev.; Olarksburg, West Va.; Asheville, N C.; Greenville, 8. C. Among the measures on the house calendar of the committee of the whole are the following: To create an aleoholic liquor trafic commisslon; to rovide & permanent construction und for the navy; to provide for ccin- ing the goloid dollar; to regulate the collection of the tax on Weiss beer; to provide for the admission of Dakota; to authorize the construction of ves- sels of war for the United States navy; 1o provide for ocean mail sery- ice; to admit Washington Territory as a state; a bill relating to the exporta- tion of tobacco, snufl and cigars in bond; bills to establish a branch wmint at St Louis; to grant the right of way to the St. Louis and San Franciseo railway company; to provide for the Hennepin ship canal; to provide for the Delaware and Maryland ship ca: to fix the compensation of United States district aitorneye; to adjust the duty on im- ported bay; to create a board of com- missioners of inter-state commerce, Among bills on the houss calendar pro- per aro bills to 'eatablish & wmunteipal oode for the District of Columbis; to inereaso the efficiency of the marine hospital serviee; to establish a postal Tarritory of North Dakota; to regu late the removal of causes from state to federal courts; to provide for the French spoliation claima, toprovide for the efficiency of the revenue marine service; to promote the efficiency of the signal service; to authorize the consol idation of railroad companies in the territories; to create s retired list of the army; to declare forfelted the land grants of cortain railronds; to declare forfeited the land grants of the Texan Pacific ratlroad in Arizona, New Mex- ico and California; to suspend the tesue of silver certiticates, and to limit coinage of siver dollare d to establi-h a uniform system of b ruptey. There is also the senate bill, known as the C bill, to ereato an intermediat Very few oi the 0 iatmed micasures aro Jikely b become laws for the roason that most of the sk possi ill be dev: 1w conside bills, Phi appropriatior WASHINGTON, ember 19 An interesting rumor comes to me from New Orleans to tho eftect that Gen. yego Pierro (he has dropped the rre, though, I believe) Tou suregard 18 sbout to marry Cornelius Vande the widow of ho dead commodoro, Beauregard, ns all the world knows, was one of th groatest engincor officers on either #ide in the late war. Carefully trained at West Point, where he graduated second in his class 1n 1840, he ren- dered valnable services to the United States in the Mexican war, and iovaluable worvices against 1t in the war of the rebellion. He is considered today one of the foremost military onginecrs of bis time by competent critics, Some of them contend that ho is the equal of any engineer sinco Vaunhan. Certain it 1o that he is very highly spoken of, and that some of his work— that at Manaesas’ battlefield, in Virginia, for example—is pointed out by the older engineer officers of the army as a model for the young lieutenantaof the corps, He is, however, nothing more than a great engineer. Ho was not a good fightur, and after the war he failed mignally in an attempt to revive & southern railroad which was on its feet within s\x months after he lef ita preeidency, and is now striding for- ward into permanent prospority. Per- haps, since we have no great engineer- ing work for him to do, General Boauregard is best employed as ho is at present in aesistiLg to manage a lottery enterprise at a salary of 810,000 & year. Genersl Beauregard is a short, shapely, handsome old gen- tleman, wich gray hair and white moustache and a ruddy lace, He has the appearance and accomplishments savings depository; to establish the- of a couruier of the days of Louws XLV, and withal hosts of friends, He has buried two wives aud hasa married son and a married daughter in New Orleans. Mrs, Vanderbilt was the reigning belle of Mobile while yet very young in the years imme- diately preoeding the war, She was not pretty, but was exceedingly at- tractive — ‘‘handzome,” ‘‘stylish,” ‘‘Jovely,” the old beaux say. Sho married William H., KEi- liotr,_ a New Ocieans lawyer; but they did not egree with one another, and finally separated by way ot the courts, For several years Mrs. El- liott, who was still very attractive, supported herself and her mother by teaching music. They had met the Vanderbilts beforo her first marriage, and it is said that the commodore, who admired them, quietly contribu- ted to their support through her mother, after her separation from her husband. Be this as it may, they met again in the north after the war, and when Mrs. Vanderbilt died Mr, Vanderbilt married Mrs, Elliott. Now ehe is a handsome widow of about 40, with a legacy of $800,000 ~— $100,000 for each year of her life with the Commodore, as someone has observed—and nothing to prevent her marrying anybody she pleases to marry, Mrs, Vanderbilt is, asis well known, like her late husband, a great admirer of the Rev. Dr. Deema, of the Church »f the Straugers, New York city. Vanderbilt Untversity at Nashviile, Tennessee, probably owes its existence to the appeals made by D: Deems and Mrs, Vanderbilt to the dead millionsire. Gen, Beiure- gard, a Crevle in overything else, is presumably a membor of the Roman Qatholic church, I would advise you .o come over to the Garficld Monumental fair week next. It will be, [ think, well worth a viett, ‘1t is not what it is cracked upto be,” as Joe Blackburn says. deal of chaff has been written sbout it. A great deal of chaflis always written about such an affair. It is not goiog to be a second centennial, but it will be a very interesting litile oxposition, Tt will last, as yon koow, about ten dags. The capitol will bo the contre from which all its attrac- tions will radiate, Workmen have been busy with its bure, cold, unat- teactive walls for weeks, and they are beginning to look at least lukewarm, The booths and stands for the ex- hibits aro all neat, and even pretty in design, There will be plenty of terra cotta and Turkey red paint about them and the walls of the rotunda itself will be hung with heavy maroon cloth, When you get the handsome oil paint- ings which the managere have secured hung on the maroon cloth, and the mulufarious exhibits, lowers and re. ireshments on the stands and iu the boothe, the rotunda and the old hall of the house of representatives, and even the sepulchial erypt beneath the rotunda, will present a very attractive appearance. Right in the ocenter of the rotunda will be & gothic pagoda (to mix terms a little) containing a statue of Garfield, Right under- neath this in the crypt will be a fine exhibit of last ceutury relics from the best private collections in Washington, The Marine band will occupy & curious rounded shell of wood on the east front ot the capitol, whero the presidents stand when they take the oath of offico, and its music will come floating in through the open bronze doors upon which dear old Christopher Columbue and horrid old Amerigo Vespucivs, as the youog ladies say, stand facing ooe another all the time. All the gas jeta all over the capitol have been cleaned, and it will be lighted from the orypt to the ocupalo on top of the dome, The two halls wherein congrees will hold forth in the follpwing week will be closed, bus all the rest of the capitol will bo open to visitors, They can roam from the cellar to the Goddess of Liberty, You know how dearly cornera and stairoases are be- loved by young people at parties and the like. Well, the capitol ab-unds in corners. Curious, unique corners, of all shapes and sizes and of all var- inties wud snagness, Then there are the great marble staircases—why, 250 couples could sit comfortably on each flight. And those long corridors, with tesselsted floore and lotty walls, all of marble; what famous promin, OM AHA WEI)NE AlA ades they will be while the Marine band wakes the echoes of the most distant corners of the t labyrin- thine building with the gay music of | the ‘“‘Turkish Patrol dashing “Olivette,” Then there will be mili tia drills, bicycle races, concerts,a me morial meoting, and a dozen other things caleulated to make the effairin terestive. The men who are behind | it are the men who made the Thomus | ta the Norfolk Cen nial snd the Garfield insugural core- monies what they were. They are men accustomed to sncceed and al wayn deserving of success. Corbin, rfield kwell, Clapp, the ( Commissionera hn W. Thomy «ful business mer t General Sherman, | hundred mors of the samo s ock to get something it of thia fair. y 000 or £35,000 they have » fancy that when they have got- ton together the money that they want they will melect tho littie park at the interssction of Connecticut end Maseachusetts avenues, rightin the heart of new Washington, and di- rectly in front of Blaine's new house. To be sure, thai is already known as Dupont cirele, and last session con- gress appropriated $10,000 for a statue of the brave old admiral to be therein ercotod; but Seeretary Lincoln eays he does net at present contemplate doing anything about a Dapont statue, and is would certainly be aa fitting in itself us it would bo agreeable to Mr, Blaine 10 have the statne of Garfield directly in front of his door. However, Blalne and the chums never got on well to- gether, and the chums and not Blaine are running this thing. And when the deluge came they were astonished—very much so, in fact One republican candidate for congress (his name ia Moulton, and he ran for congress in Buffulo) was so sure—oh, 80 eurc--that he actually had his carpets covered with crash the day before the election, and laid in a eupply of provisions to the extent of thirty chickens and ducks, a hogshead of bread and a dozen keas of beer, and heaven only knows now many other things. I wonder if the eloction baked meata are still coldly furnishing forth his breakfasts, dinners and sup pers! Macr. Unmarried Persons Should lose no timo in securing a certificate in the Marriage Fund Mu- tual Trust Association of Cedar Rapids, Towa, concerning which circu- lars and full information will be sent freo upon application, 1t is organized under the Insurance Laws of lown, and is the ouly legalized and legiti- mate institution of the kind in the country, Its officers and managers are among the most prominent bus. iness men in Cedar Rapids, inclading bunkers, the postmaster, capitalists, railway managers, insurance men, leaaing lpwyers, physicians and other reliable citizens. Over §15,000 has already been paid to members, It is a splendid investment, as safe, secure and eafe as a Government bond, You can just as well have a good sum of money to commence married life on, as not. Remember it only costs you one cent for a postal card to request full explanation and information. Good sgents can get territory if ap- plied for soon. Write to.day. Do not postpone it. Mention where you saw this notice. oct26 1m* Nebraska Loan & Trust Company 1 ASTINGS, NEB. Capital Stook, - - $100,000. Samuel Alexander, . L. Carke, Goo. 11 Pratt, D, M. Ml Oswald Oliy. r, E. C. Webster, as. 1. Heartwell, Hintey . First Mcrtgage Loans a Specialty This Company furnishes a permanent, home institution where School Bonds and other legally issued Municipal sccvrities of Nebraska can be bo. negotiated o4 tho most favorable torms. Loans made o improved farms i all wel settlod counties of the state, through responsible local ioins Bewarded, £ho Story of the Sewing Machine, aghiet, biue"and gol ;p-:n::mn:g., willzbe A baudsome 1 ove wish nemer GIVEN AWAY aatlt porson calling (or 18, sd acy branch co of Tho Sloger Manuinctaring Jom: p will be seut by wall, poss pald, 4 A2y person living st & diataacs from our offices e Singer Manufaosuring o, Prinolpal Ifilco, 84 Unlon Square NRW YORK b s U GRS B EUROPEAN HOTEL, The most centrally located hotel in the city, e, $1.00, ¥1.60 and §2.00 per day First Clase Reotaurant counected with the hotel ‘HURST. - = Proyp Corner Fourth and Locust Strocts. 8T YLOWXS I GRATEFUL-COMFOKTING. EPPS’S COGOA. BREAKFAST, owled ;.. of the naru "o os sul laws Eppa ha piovided dellcately fiavored beverage which way save s many heavy doetors’ bilia 1¢ is by the fudict uso of such articles of diet that ® conatil. may bo gradually bulls up until to realst evory fondency to discase. of subtle maladies are floating around us read: 0 uttack wherever there 48 & weak po! W way escupe wauy & fatal shatt by keopluy ou Lelies well torbiied with pure blood and & prop erly nourished trame.*—Civil Borvios Gasette Mado simply with boiling water or wilk. 8ol 1o tins ouly (§-1b and Ib), lsbelod JAMES EPPS & CO., eopathic Ohemists, st RO b, agian JAGOB KAUFMAN, REMOVED TO NO, 611 16TH 8T DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF WINES eady | THE BAD AND WORTHLESS from all over the country, will give them a first-rate nuclens | for & monument fuud. ¢+ They will need momething like $100,- 00 for the monument they pro- | pose. They haven't made up’ their minds yet ws to where it shall be placed exactly (I like that), but I . DAY, NOVEMBER 22 Aro never imitated or cownterforted. This is espocially true of a family edicine, and it is positive proof that remedy imitated is of the highest | value. A8 soon as it had been tested | and proved o wholo world that| Hop Bitter a tho purest, 1 most valu family medic earth, many imitations sprung began to steal the uotices the pross and people of the had expressed the merita of H and in every way trying to ind foring inval use their at stead, ¢ to make money or the cred ood name of H. B Many others started nostrams put up in rimilar style to H. B., vari- | ourly devieed names in the | | word “Hop” or ““Hops” were ueed in | away to induce people to baliave they were tho rame aa Hop stended remedi t their style or nam ially theee with the word or “Hops” in their name or in any way connected with them or their name, are imitations or counterfeita, Beware of them. Touch none of them. Use nothlng but genuine Hop Bitters, with a bunch or cluster of green Hops on the white label, Trust nothing else, Drugoista a dealera aro warned againat doaling In imita- tions or counfarfaits J. P. ROUERS & 00, F. L. Bommers & Co's CELEBRATED "] CRACKERS M BISGULLS, OAKES, JUMBLES AND NOVELTIES Wholesale Manufacturing CONFEGTIONERS A AND DEALERS IN‘ Fruits, Nuts and Cigars. g IS 14th St OMBATIE e BN W ESTERN CORNIGE WORKS! C. SPECHT, - - Proprietor. 1212 Harney 8¢, - Omrha, Noh, MANUFACTURERS OF Galvanized Iron, CORNICES, DORMER WINDOWS, FINTALS, Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, “Hop B Specht’s Patent Metalio Skylight, Patent Adjusted Ratchet Bar and Bracket Shelving, 1am the general agent for the above line of goods. TRON FENCING, = Orestings, Balustrsdes, V.rludn.‘gfl\u ang Bank Rallings, Window and Oeliar Eoards; sl J__ GmNRRAL AGwy ’l.'BE SHORT LINE i Milwaukee & St. Paul OMAHA AND EGIJHIIINUIL BLUFFS Pullman’s Magnificent Sleepers | AND THE Finest Dining Cars in the World. ‘ IF YOU ARE GOING EAST 0 CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, Or to any point beyond; or IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH 0 toxideof iron, Perwe Barkand Phosphors a palatable form, ( A combination of » only preparation of é: that will not blacken teoth,so characteristic other iron preparatior ars o medroion, T have Tonnd nothing 10 kv the reuita that | Rervous Prosteation, Female Diseasee, yspepsia, and impe: iasen y has, in my hands, made some wonderful cures. ¢ sicians have yinlded to this reat and incomparablo remedy. 1 proser Fion mare, I (et sneh & componnd s Dik HARTER & 1RON TONIO 18 & 1 i ROBERT 8 AMUELS, 8104 Wash Ave,, St._Louis, Mo, Nov. 26th, 1881 'ER MEDIGINE O0.. 213 N, MAIN 5T, 8T, LOL At b L i MU THE HEADING SIC_HOUS i The Oldest Wholesale and Retai] JEWELRY HOUSE | in Omaha. Visitorscan here R find all novelties in BIL-| ml,?;,.‘t(’d,[a‘ ,'1 é\iini,zia‘; 4 VER WARE. CLOCES, Organs manufactured. Rich and 8tylish Jewelry,| Ourprices are as Y.ow as 2 ad oy b ot she gt T rtistic, (ALY Eastern Manufachurar vhe Latest, Most Axtistic, o DEATeE, and Choicest Selsciions in| Pianog and Organs soid PRECIOUS STONES and |for cash or installments ai all descripnions of FINE Bo:t\togPEIi%ch%ID stock of VWATCHES at a3 Low Pri-|§{einway Chickering, ces as 18 compatible with|Enabe, Vose & Son's Pi nonorable dealers, (Call|anos,and other makes, and see our Elegant New | Also Glough & Warren, Store, Tower Building, Ster'ing, Imperial, Smith = American Organs, &e. corner 11th and Farnham n ot fail to ses us before pur: Btreets chasing. MAX MEYER & BRO, MANUFAGTURERS OF SHOW OASES 555 i A Large Stock alwavsi onvlljmd. F.C. MORG AN, WHOLESALE GROCER 1213 Farnam 8t.. Omsha. Mah EF.AN.T. 12, WHOLESALI MILLINERY & NOTIONS Zephyrs, Germantown, Etc, S8TOCK LARGER THAN EVER. { 1308541310 Dousia 8 OMAHA, NEB. I OBERFELDER & CO ‘WILLIAM SNYDER, ! MANUFACTURER OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, LD FROAD W .AGONSS. Fivg-Olass Paining and Trimming, Repairing Promptly Done. 4t , Umaha Neb: [ &3 & IN THE WRST aug 26 ttme * A Braveand Faithiul Guardian of Our Homes and Property Rescued from Immanent Peril. ery popular aud well-known member of our rce, who has p-rform:d duty twelve years attheUnion R, . Depoton Exchi in | Provi 1. gives his unsolicited testi- mony, Hear hi “I'have been dr of the | months; was u to stand o my fc | lower parts of my legs were v poorly numb, as to appear lifeloss, ald ot rest nights, but was so distrossed ail over that | could not lie still in bed, but wou d keep turni and rolling from onc sidé to the othe feel more ti 2 than wh Decame s0 stop work, ble to £ bo on WP | consulted the ous medic in th o express co ny, urged me to try Hunt's Remedy, as he h known of wonderfitl cures effected by it. Upon Lis repr.sen ation I obtained two 1 otties of the i Is tho old Favorlte snd FPELEIN OXES N X aX 16 52 —FOR CHICAGO, ST. PAUL OR MINNEAFOLIS, Chicago, Milwaukee &8t PaulR'y. Ticket office located at corncr Farnam and Fourteenth streets and at U, P, Depot and at Milla d Hotel aha, &4 See Tin e in another column, F. A. NASH, General Avent. G. H, FOOTE, Ticket Agent, Omah 8.8, MERRILL, A. V. H, CARP| oneral Manager. J.T. CLARK General Sup't. ESTABLISHED 6.4, SIDE SPRING ATTACHMENT—NOT PATENT . ED, A. J, SIMPSOY, *LEADING CARRIAGE FACIORY 1409 snd 1411 Dodge Streot, nug 7-me 6m OMABA, Iome BrANLER BROMH BOTANF President Vico Pros't W, & Dxsiea, boc. aad Troae PEOR | 8T. LOUIS, ‘ MILWAUKEE. |; DETROIT, NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK,BOSTON, | And all Poluts East and@outh-East. | THE LINE COMPRISES 9. Solld Smooth Btoel Track | which used o bothior mo more- than all the rest, has a Natioral Repntation e belng the | troubles me no moro, and 1 sleep splendidly reat Through Car Lflu. and is universally | ¥ hts, and sure t u;,,,“,“,“b onceded to bo the FINEST EQUIPPED Rall of Hunvs road n the world for all classes Ot travel, of e o Try it andyou will find trayeling a lnxur) ,Vithiout Phraugh ‘Tickers ¥ia rhia Celebrated Line tor Ay rocomaen it to all sale at all offices in tho Woest, ney or Liver discase, or All ioformation sbout Ratés 0 Fare, Bleoping Car Acocmmodations, Time Tables, &c., will b cheertully glven by applyining o . J:' ‘QTTE{'I wp neidy, and had no f ith in it; th | T found a most imm onie day’s and I assure ly and to im . 1 took itwith for I was bound to have of hand, terrible ba don't know what 1 should hav Hunt's R medy; it is the best medi ever ook, and I very glad Wha are uiticted with K diseases of the urina nl4-eod&w RBROTHER."” The above reward will he paid to any person who will produce a Paint that will equal the Pennsylvania Patent Rubber Paint, ningles, Tin and Gravel Roofs. Flre and Water Proof. Ali ly attended to. Cheaper atd bet- other paint now in use. STEWART & STEPHENSON. Sole Proprietors, Omaha House, Omaha, Neb. REFERENOCES ey, Dr.Rice, Dr, Pinney, — Fuller s, ToWa, Gy W. J.' DAVENPORT, Gen. Agent, Conncll Blufls. H, P, DUELL, Ticket At omabs anao-ed 1y HEAT YOUR HOUSES for preserving i Warranted to orders p ter than an | omerep | Council b Bes oftice, Omaha N IFIC WMEBOICINE ("poom 70 peeD 203 [Wrought or Cast Iron.] MOST POWERFUL! 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