Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 24, 1883, Page 7

fli c. 'i'libmpse!i ntail; Cutter. INr WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS CF AGRIGULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, FARM MACHINERY, PUMPS, ETC,, WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF N, C. Thompson Ha.y Rake. AN EIET'CELIU IV W A GOIN, ANID N. C. Thompson’s Full Line of Implements and Machinery. DEATERS Will do well by Corresponding with Us. OUR FACILTLITIES ‘The fietc um Wa.gon‘ VAN BRUNT, THOMPSON & CO, COUNCII. BL.UFEES, For receiving and transferring goods for Manufacturers are of the best. WATER WAVES. That nover require crimping, at Mre. J. J. Guod's Halr Store, at prices never befere fouched by 1 ny other bair dealer. Also » full line of switches, otc. a greatly reduced prices. Also gol Do not fall to ull betors gurchuln( Alver and colcrsd nets. Waves made from Indies’ own halr. ere. Al gooun warrantcd ae representod. olsewh 2) Maln streoc, len 1t lon MRS. D. A, BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN A IR GO O D 337 Eroadway, Council Bluffs, Iown. HOBGAN, KELLER & C0., TIWNIDEIRT ATL X IR &8 The finest quality a-d largest stock west of | Chicago of ¥ ool and Metalic Cases. MBS, B J HARDIHG. M D.. fr. Morgan has < and thor. Electrician rstands bis |rlh~”h 57 Br adway nches promptly atte %Medical AND EDWIN J. ABBOTT. | Justice ot the Peace and Notary Public. a7 vnadway, Council Bluffs. Cor, Broadway & W. R. VAUGHAN. inmus adway & #lenn Ave, | COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. 1 | | | GYGNECOLOGIST. Graduate of ll;:f.m)‘th\c Instifution, Phila. elphin, Penna, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.| Omsha and Council Bluffs Real Kstate & Collection Agency. The treatment of all disessos and psinfal dif ulties peculiar to females o specially. JACOB SIMS, Attorney and Counsollor 2t Law. OOUNCIL LLUFFS, IOWA, Erondway, hotween Wil practh In Odd Fellow's block, over Savings' Bank, |ll|8 ty ! "NERVOUS DEBILITY, | A Cuaro Guaranteed. Dr. R. €. Woebs Nerve ang Deanns 7 130 for Hysberia, Dizainess, Goavuislon, Nervous Headacho, Mental Depression, Loer § Menior;, Spermatorthan, Impotency, lnvalands s Mein and Pes in Stste and Fede HUaART, Vice Pres't, 1.D. ROMC HON, Predident, Cashier. GITIZENS BANK Of Council Bluffs. h sty Organtzod under the lawe of the Btate of Iowa Pald up capital. ... Authorized capiial Inferest paid on t | on the principal citics | Earope. Spoctal athe sud correepon e tssued i Btates and o to collectious pt returng, GHATEFUL-COMYORTIVG EPPS'S COGOA J D, EdAmnundson, J.T Hart, W.iW , Wallac |,.\“n_m'|’,-v which govern the ¢ i 1Ty OFFICEY. & POSR I 1T LS, | Couneil Blnffs, Ia, ; o : stablished, - - 1858 P, ¢ Parelgr 1:a¢) Domostied Exchang 4u dinw ocly (40 aad Iok beed 0 %% | MRS, R, J, FIL"‘O' M. D, JAMES KPPS & 00, Homceeopathic Ohemists loediat wly London, Boglan l | PHYSIGIAN ARD SURGEOII 222 Broadwav, Council Bluffs THE CHAMPION QUAIL EATER. Mr. Walcott Devoura His Twelfth Brace, and 18 Ready for More. “‘Gabrlel, how is the quail eatex?” “He says that he Js ll right,” re- plied the roadside landlord; ‘“‘but I noticed that he begins to llnger over his birds ” Mr. Wolcott, the gastronomical wonder who has undertaken to eat a brace cf quail a day for thirty days, set behind a lergo stove that was hot enough to car! a salamander. He was walting for his twelith pair cf birds, Savoral horsemon were discussing the question as to how quail were to be obtaiced from tho 1st to the 6ih of February without violating the game law. Mr. Waleott sald that the law was passed for the purpoee of protecting the birds while breeding. I¢ a suffi- cient eupply was obtained before the last of Junuary, no one but a busy- body would interfere, A great inter- est had heen created in the matter. Telegraphic despatches wero now sent to St. Louis and other distant polnts every day as eoon as he began to eat the birds, andconsiderabie money was pending on the result. Mr, Walcott then s'epped to the upper end of the glass-covered piazza, whero he nibbled crackers from the lanch bowl, and swallowed a cup of clam soup, Merchant Willlams, the quiet and impreaeive waiter, now appeared, with the quails nicely broiled on toast, a large platter «f Lijonuaise potatoes, a dih of green peas, enother dish of corn, a pyramid f bread, and a pat of butter, Mr, Walcott's legs were under the table, and his silk hat was on the fl or justas the last dish was properly placed. Ho made a direot attack on the quail cutting off a wing neatly, He poeled the wing bones in one minute, and then put on a pair of eyeglasses, As he cut into the bread, u savory etesm curled into hies nostrils. Ineizht min. utes he had polished the frame-work of his twenty-third bird. When he had davoured about the twenty-fourth bird crunched a spoonful Cf groen peasin his mouth, With the last morsels he ato zomae of the toast. The twenty fourth bird re- quired nine minutes for dissection. The bones of the quail were then ready tobe wired for cabinet specimons Mr. Walcott next made a clean sweep of the vegetablos, A group cf gentle- men watched the feast. Mr, Charlea N. Perkins of Boston certified to the performan: nd time Mr. Coe, the Coloseus of the road, came in jnst as Mr. Walcott had cleared the table, “‘Gaba didn't give at,"” ho exclaimod " replied Walcott half you half enough | 13; se Evansville (Ind) lette days ago A a drummer for one of our wholesale houses was traveling in a buggy along a country road in Arkan- Blooming Frosperity. ‘ fow | | and London. dyed | port from #40 to 850 each, | Men with a large #as, when he came upon a tall, rough- ly-dressed man sitting upon a rail fence, whittling. With a soclable *‘good morning,” the traveler drew up his horse and asked: “Is that your field of corn over there!” “‘Wal, I calkilate I'll fceez> onto a right smart sheer of it. . I'm working the plece on sheers.” *‘Looks like a fine crop.” “‘It does.” “I presume you are figurlng on great prosperity in the future, such lmmeu-e crops indicating plenty for all.” “‘Prosperity! Siranger, that hain't no name for the cyclone that's gin’ to hit this settlement atweon the eyes this season, A tornado mout come jist now an’ land every darned bit o’ grain in the county over into Tennes- see, and yit tho smiles o’ contentmont wou'd never shift oft'n our faces!” “Some unexpected good luck has befallen you,” the tourist replied. *‘That's the play for a t-y-ty. Wo're gettin’ our slice o' the millenium away ahead o' theadvortised datw, Fust, ol' Zick Bolton up and died last month, an’ thar hasn'c been a car o' corn or aslde o’ bacon miesad in tho community since we tumbled the dirt on top o' him, Then Wash Tompkins, the boss old eledge player, got sent to state prison for horse stealin’, thus givin' us poor players a show for our pile. Then Snaky, the ealoon keeper up at the forks o’ the road, dropped down to 10 cents a crink far whisky, an’' said that he'd take corn samo as cash; then my ol’ woman ran off with a Yankee sawin’ machine peddler, an’ 1y darter Sal got religion aud joined Mount Z.on church, an’' prosperity ain't a hangin’ over the neighborhood I'm a gilt edged lar from the Rad river swamps. sweet tobacker 'bout you?” **“Keep to your place and your place will keep you.” But you ‘cun- not expect to keep your placs without hoalth, the foundation of all success, F r instance, a railroad engineer in the employ of the Chicago, Milwaukeq & St. Paul railroad had been privv- ously affected with diabetes for rix years. He took four boxes of Kid- ney-Wort and now writes that ho is entirely cuged and working rozu- larly. Mealskin Hacques. Philsdelphia Kecord. Thore are sealskins and sealskine, Theo best, as almost every ono knowe, are the Alask.askins, carefally seleoted These cost t im- The in- ferior Alaska ekins, technically known o “‘culls,” are mixed in with” Cpper island, Victorla and Lbos skius, snd those have boen imported as low m from 13 to §16 a akin. Foor skina are required tor o e o cf fair size, although for sm «lzos three und a half will be suflicient, Twonty five dollars is the usual charge for mak A little caloulalin based on figures will enabls anyone to arrive at the myatery f widely varying pricos that surrounds the wrap s, coveted vely women, family of growing daughters may be Interested in etudy- ing the future prospects of this s al- skin Industry, but they will find little consolation {n the reporis of this year's it bloomin’ | Got auy | | 80 that oven a ) ght exertion ora littlo exercie ted by the roult, for betero Thad ussd a bottle of it I bozan t focl ealicved, and §0un camumen | eed to eleep eplinaldl, ; the sovere nervous p'rs in my limo whic. I bad t) handle sotenderly, do | not AL ear any ada he and hacka bave disipper 1 roever acd ed from ny body andlinbs, [ ow sblo to my bouse-work comforcable ar Iy, Iant Roely haicertainly d nders tor v MIL £ GEO, D AW Safe and Reliable AW M. D, of I'r R 1 catch, There is a decrease of several thousand from that reported last year, which again was much below that of | the previous season; so that the pros- pect for a material advance in a fow years is excellent. Indeed, the de- mand for seal-skins has become so great that the possible extinotion of the animal is a oconsideration already taken into account by deul- ers, many of whom beliave that tho time is not far distant when acoat of this far will be s great a rarlty as one of Russian sable. In the meantime Eaglish manufacturers have prehed invention almost to the verge of possibility in doviciug substi- tutes sud imi‘ations, Tho most costly of theee far aurpars in beauty the for which they countorfeit, and aro grad- ually coming into use by reason rather of their inhorent clogancs than b caunae of any resemblance to serl fur. A heavy fmport duty, however, ren dera theso cloths nearly as exponsive | a8 the beot quality ‘of eklos, aud | American manutacturers caunot pro- | duce them bocause of the existing tarlff on the raw mstorial, which is privcipally mohair and Italian silk. Our Citizens desire no notorlety, but are al- ways ready to proclaim the truth, . Lawley of 70 Knight Street Provi- denco, R. L, rlates to our reporter her expor- 1enco with the wonderful curative proport s of whit iy doitined 10onto bo the standard snd le.ding wp:cific of tho wholo wide world, for kid- ney e liver disesscs, &, Mrs D, says: ¢ Early last pr g I was eeverely sfflic ed v ith torpldity f the kidnoys and enlargement of tho Jiver, and the ki'ney dise:se camo upon me to fast and sudden'y that befcre 1wy seircely of theesuw of my trouble Ibicame bad- ated, aat my body and limbs viry much 50 that it war with great di feulty and patn that I was abeto walk any, 1h ca ve dieadfully troubled by bein - short breathed revere wou'd tire my almos t exhaustion, and I wan 80 distressed when 1 retired nights that 1 couldn's Ono of my limbe 1, which sliep, and wa ) very rostlons cupecily had @ ve y sev re nervous pr always scomel o bo more sevore at night than | a any cther time,c harp'y a8 to arcu nd would froquently acte so mo from slocp, 1 was vory nervou s and uncomtortatleall the tme, and wa being doztore I, and takiog & 1 kinds of wedlcin for t'is complalats and (hat and the other, but Wl to nogaod purp se 1 itilat about thy time who I was tired out and somewhai disgusted and alnsst disco: raved with med cines and Jc to #, & roative and highly esteemod friend por suadid metotry Hunt's Femedy, I began io t e few days g, snd wm Lappy dissppoin- Nerics, braln, and wuscles gain strength and the power af ¢nduracce by using Brown's Iron Bitters, N. C. Thompson’s Walking Cultivator. IOWA. OOL. L. T. FOSTER. {Youngstown, Ohlo, May 10, 1888, .ARTIFIGIAL LIMBS. * DB, B, J. KanDALL & Co.—1 had a,very valua | Somothing | ble Hawbletonlan colb that Iprisad very bighly, hohad » large bone wpavin cn ono foint and & b the other which made him very NEW had Bim under the chargo of two Yebete surgeons which failed to cure him. 1 was g cne day reading tho - dvertisemont of Kendall's b Bpavin Curo In the Chicago Express,I determined stonce do try 1§ and got ourcruggiste tats ke OMAHA, | cend forlt, and they ordored thres bottiee; I ook 1 | alland I thought I would give it a tho trial, I used it according to directions and Dr. Craw. | fourth day the colt coased to be Iamo and the ford. ot Clove. | lumpe have disappeared. 1 used but one bottle DO %the imbs are as freo of lumj St horse in the state He o Vbt | 1y cured. The cure was 80 remarkable tha hiave lettwo of my neighbors hav lug two bostjes who aro now \ulnfi t Very reapecttul | manufacturer the remals. or Artificial 'OSTER Bend for Ill\‘nlhud elroular & g positive | | prag lll;n'"f('"f,' "..»:llyl or can 5 Fefaton, lno-bm:ix r-m.v‘ i s Eaee Limbe, L-OLb BY ALL DRUGGISTS v-l v DR. WHITTIER. 617 8t. Charlos 8t. ST. LOUIS IMo 4 KEGULAR GRADUATE of two medicad engaged 19 the treade , SKIY AND h“ Of the latest improved plar chanieal s wupporters for y | tru female woakn years experie “The Docte oaring nod wdjustir g. J. 8. CRAWFOKD, % North 16th 8 reot ment of CHGONIO, BLOOD Disensos than s ot Louis a8 city papers sow know, Consultation tree as inconvenient to vleit the eity ‘. 1odicinos can be sent by mall or exy. where. Curable cases guarantec!, cxintalt s teaunkly wbubed. Cali or wi to _ Norvous prostration, Debility, Mental 5 SPECIFIC CURES SCROFULA. 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