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beautiful treen ,And far brighter skies than ever were seen.Birds with the hues of a rainbow were found ,While flowers of exquisite fragrance were grow

Injf around.Not long were they lett to wonder in doubtA beitic soon came bad heard much about,Twas Santa Clans' self and th Is they all gay,He Ivoked like tha picture r esee every day-.He

.drov * up a team that looked verr queer ,

Twas a team * f erasahoppers instead of reindeerHe rode in a shell instead ot a eleteh ,But he took them on toord and drove them

away.-He

.showed them all over his wonderful realm ,

And factories making goods for women and menFurriers were working on haU great and Email ,To Bunco's thcr (aid they were sending them all.Kris Kinclc , the Glove liaker , told them at onceAll our Gloves we are sending to Bonce ,Santa chawed them suspenders and many things

more.Saying I alge took these to triced Bonce's Eton-.Sinta

.Clans then whispered a secret he'd te'I ,

As in Omaha every one knew Bcnee well ,He therefore should send his goods to his can ,Knowing his friends will get their lull share.Now remmber ye dwellers In Omaha town.All who want presents to Bunco's go round ,For shirts, couars , or cloves great and snail ,Bead ronr sister or aunt one and all-

.Baao.

* . Ohajcpioa Bitter ot tie Wert ,mt, Omihi.

A Famous Pie SUnd.The senate pio-stand , as it is called ,

was one of the stund * fnrcod out. Ilwas kept by s crippled l dy namedMiry Burch. She has b en there formany years , and ha probably mtdt-money.. Daring th time Mary haskept It she has had as customers manyof the leading men of the nation.Senator McCrary , of Kentucky , themoat humorous speaker that has beenin the senate sine * the days of Nya ,was a regular customer of Mary'sstand ; BO also was Zaoh Chandler.David Davis could be seen there everyday the Senate was in session , drink-ing

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his glass of milk and eatinz hispiece of pie , for which lunch Marycharged 8 cents. Chandler was a greatpie-eater ; Senator Vest , of Missouri ,was also a frequent visitor but not reg-ular

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consumer of Mary's famous pies-.I

.remember one day of hoarlng Sen-

ator¬

McCrary Invite Senator Ran-som

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, of North Carolina , np to-

Mary's stand. Said McOrary , whosestrongest point was his economy andsaving he saved , it is said , §36,000-of the ?40,000 ho received as salaryfor the eijht; years he was iu the sen-ate

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"Ransom , you have lunched meseveral times , now come and take a-

lunsh with me. " Ransom accompa-nied

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him. expecting , of course , to be-led'dovrn to the restaurant , but Mc-

Crary¬

walked direct to Mary's pie-stand.

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. "Mary ," said he , "give U3

two glasses of milk and five centsworth of ginger cakes. " Tnrnins 10Ransom he a'kei innocently , "Rin-enm

-, do you like ginge * cakes ? " Rns-

nm-

said he did , but he drank themilk only , while McCrary consumedthe fiVa cakes Another day he metC nkling the Great, walking along thelull. Stopping him he said :

"drnkling , have something V-0Mikling said : "Certainly. " Mc-Crary

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went over to the stand ,and , handing Msry two pennies , said :

"Give ns thcSa two long sticks of can ¬

dy. " Taking the largest he bandedConklinp the other , and the pairwalked off. One day Mary was askedf Senator Davis ate In proportion to-

iis size? She answered : "No , he doeanot eit much , but he is good pay ,which ia innre than some of them , "

Senator Davis , besides his million-dollar farm , ha at leas a million dol-

ars-

lying around. Mary made a cakewhich was known as the two cant cake-

.t

.[ was made of better material thanhe ordinary penny cake. Chandler

was noticed munching oh thorn oneday by a friend , who sskedlf he couldtand frucli food. ' Stand itl" he re-

plied.¬

. "No ; I don't stand it. My-

iver is too active , and I eat these to-

t a little. " [ Wash. Cor. Hartford

Dimes.'jhe boat ''FoesUm.

few Crteahs Picayune.

Nothing is more savory to a south-ern

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negro's palate than a roasted fatopoauni. Ona old negro hunter cap-ured

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n fllie specimen the other day ,and feeling hungry , stopped to cook it-

in the woods. He built a fire anddressed and spitted his meat ; but ,aeing very tired , as well to hungryjI-B fell asleep wliilS the pdssum wai-

roasting. . As he.slept , a ' 'low trash"negro came upon the scene , doubtlessattracted by the fire and the smell ofroasting meat. Thh nbw comer ap-proached

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cautiously with one eye on-

he 'possum and the other on UncleEph , who still slumbered.

First , he shook the old man , whoturned to an easier position , but wouldnot wake. The stranger took in theeituatian , and then proceeded to take-n the 'possum. He , too , Was a ''pos ¬

sum eater , and lie made short work of-

he dainty roast. He ate and atel tillbut the bones were left. Uncle Ephwas still sleeping , and it occurred tothe vandal that he would make Ephthink that he had been to supper , sothat whdn he awoke ho would not sus-

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the theft. Then the "lou.trash"l-egro proceeded to 'po--si cigrease-Sph's hands and face and mouti : , and-o pile in the old man's lop uio gnawed) ones.

Nights have morning* , nd sleepingmust have its waking. Uncle Ephawoke and immediately thought of-

iis possum. It was not on the fire ;t was not anywhere to be seen ; but

there in his lap were the bones thatlad been gnawed. On his hands , lipsand beard was grease and the smell of-

possum. . He was self-convicted. Heconcluded that ho had eaten the 'pos ¬

sum , yet he could not remember thepleasure the eating had given him.Weighing &11 cironmstanoial evidencecarefully , the old man slowly pro-nounced

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judgment :

"Dat's a fac' . I'se been eatin1 dat-possum. . Must have done it when[ 're asleep. "

But then his stomach ; why did Itnot stand out as a witness in the easelIt felt empty, and yet it should be

full."It's certain sho'r I'va done eat upthat 'possum. Muat have done itwhen 1'ae asleep. But ," and the oldman placed his hand sadly over hisreally empty stomach , "but it inter-feres

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lesa'n any 'possum I ebbsr dideat. "

Value of an Improved Animal.The American Agriculturist thus re-

fers to the value of an improved ani-

inal : "In Mr. Bonner'a barn we no-

tictd-

a pcod short horn bull , two yearsold last spring , thoroughbred , regis-tered

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, thatci st $150 , we believe. Hewas kept for the double purpose oiimproving the stock of the farm andot the neighborhood as well , and forthe latter purpose was let at the lowrate of $2 per service. His progenyfor tlin present year will number atleast 60 , yielding $120 , though a con-siderable

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number of these will be inthe home herdr A little figuring willshow the value of a single such animal.The calves will te worth 88 to $10each at one day old , while the ordi-nary

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'natives' sell for only $1 bachwhen dropped an increase of |7 to§9 each. Call the increased valueonly §5 each , a very low estimate, ancthe increased valne of the 60 calveswill be $300 , or twice the coat of thebull. But look ahead & litth : Theexpenses of raising animals to threeyears old will be about the same fornatives as good grades ; but at that ag !

the improved animals will sell for aleast §25 more per head equivalentfor the 60 animals of this one year'scet to at least 1500. Let it be keptin mind that this result will eurelycome from keeping this one $150 an-itnal a single season , while his valne-a year hence will be quite as large as-

now. . And this result may be depend-ed upon annually for half a dozenyears. There is no doubt that theabove figures will be fully realiiedQuery : Why are not more such breed-ing animals introduced into everjneighborhood where farm itock iikept ? Similar figures apply to horses ,swme , sheep , etc. A multitude in-

deed¬

the great mass of fanners do-do not hesitate to graft their native ap¬

ple trees with Improved oions , yetthey are satisfied to keep on raising ,caring for, and using 'scrub' animals ,when every dollar expended in Im-proved

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blood is speedily reinrnedmany fold. "

Keep Your Poultry Healthy.National Stockman.

All who have orchards or even clus ¬

ters of fruit trees should snrronndthem by a good picket fence , if theywould have a firitrclass poultry yard.In the most convenient part of theinclosure erect a substantial henhouse with numerous poles , so arrang ¬

ed that one row of poultry [shall notroost directly over anoth'ttf.Thflsopoles should , also , be so fkefeneidtht they raay lot Miily dttsclud fox

cleaning , fumigating and whitewaah-iot

-* . The nests should be so built as-

to be mcrcd , aired , disinfected andcleansed at any season of the year. Alarge open fireplace that will take inrotten logs and large stomps will makean excellent place for tht hens to dnstthemselves in warm weather , and tokeep them warm during the winter-

.Gire

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the hens the run of theorchard , and plow np several openplaces where the sun shines longest ,and make .the land mellow that thehens may have plenty" of room toscratch and dnit themselves at pleas ¬

ure. Hens are fond of picking atpumpkins , rquaah. melons , tomatoes ,cabbage , etc. They ar seldom dls.eased when they have free access tovariety of food. When they cannotfind worms , grubs , flies , grasshoppers ,and similar insects they should havesmall rations of liver , lights , and othercheap meats. But the increased quan-tity

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of fruit and its improvsd qnallty,of every variety, will amply pay forthe labor acd expense of turning aportion of the orchard Into a poultryyard. The eggs nnd tha increase offat chickens thus fed , housed and pro-

tected¬

fully reward these attentions.Poultry thus fed and protected will befound more profitable than pigs or

White and XeiloW Cofa.

There has been a greater proportionof yellow corn raised the pa t fewyears than formerly. It is cHmedL-

hav it is ran re prolific and sw-eterthan white. This , howeror , is yet adisputed que'tion , some contending asmuch white corn per" acre o .fa be raisedas ygllotf. tiut the establishment of-

so m ny glucose factories makes a-

intvy demand for- white corn , whichhey contend makes a ligbjgr and bet-er

-glucose than yellow.'TS-thls de-

nand continues , and It is probabla-t will be largely increased , it might>e well for farmers who expect toell their corn to select whiteeed corn this fall. At the state fairust closed , we saw eeveral specimensif very choice whit corn , and by a-

ittle inquiry , juat at this time , any-one can obtain very desirable seed.White corn will ibll tU this time frdm-bree to five cents per bushel moreban mixed or yellow corn.

And we would recomniend personsh gathering their corn this fall to-

ceop their white and yellow onrn sepa-ate if they intend selling to the mills

or glucose factories. If however , it is-

ntendcd only for feeding at home , it-

s a matter of indifference how it is-

mixed. . Bat for sale in the market , itwill richly pay to keep the white sopa-ate from all other shades. [IowaRegister.

A Halrlwaa Horse-.tn

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a recent issna of the Reno (Nc :vada ) Gazette ) the editor tuys that oneof the natural peculiarities of thatountry is an alkali grass which takes11 the hair off an animal. It is foundn some places on Steamboat creek ,outh of Mrs. Gates' ranch. A horseT cow that rune there a month or to-oses sVery bit of its ooat. An oldterse that has been running there haslaunted the Virginia road lil the vi-

liriity-

of Brown's station a week or Bt ) .

le is not quite naked yet , but soonwill be. A little hair sticks on theide of his neck , & few stragglers

around the root of his tail , half a-

lozen in one ear and few other spotsemain. His stumpy tail is as bare

as a billiard ball , and looks like theutt end of a leather whip. The mane-

s all gone , and the heavy skin standsup itl a corrugated ridge. The skin is-

rown and looks like , that of an ele-

hant.-

) . A hairless horse is a funnyooking beast.

WHAT IS MORE TERRIBLE ,

Tore painful , more exasperating , discpur-ginp

-and persistent than Piles , especially

to oMicted mortals who have triad lotions ,ointments , pills , electuaries and all mannerof nostrums and doctors' stuff , internallyand externally , without reliaf ? Whatwonder it is that half a million redeemeduCere'-s should about bosannas over theUscoverr of "Anaktnt ," an ittfalKHe ewe

JorPUttt This m dical miracle , BO simpleai to exclta wonder that wise doctors havenot thought of it before , EO prompt andcertain in its action aa to secure for itselfhe title of infallible , so s.'ientiflc and ra-ional

-in its combination ofpovetice , insfru *

ment ami medicine , as to render the ulti-mate

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curs of 95 per cent of average camof piles sura , is not an accidental dicov.-ery

., but the solution of a problem by the

study and experience of Dr. Siltbee , anaccomplished and distinguished physicianof 40 years' standing. It baa stood thetest ol 2H years' experier.ee ; over half amillion of sufferers nar used it with suc-cess

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, and doctors of all schools now pre-scribe

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it in their practice , *nd it is pro-nounced

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to be the nearest to an Infallibleremedy for piles yet discovered. "Anafc-em

-," Dr. S. Silsbe * External Pile Eeme-

dy-

, Is sold by druggists everywhere. Prioa-II.(10( per box. Samoles mailed free to allcuiTererit on application to P. N usta. dter4 Co. , Box > M . New York.-

CoTCmraTKKa

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are ever on tba alert to nod[reen fitldj to work , but they never Imitate Rworthless article , Frof. Qullcnovte'i FrenchKidney Psdwabroushtutaboatten years ago ,and since tnen a host ot ohaps without skill orconscience h ve f OUR t to 'mltato it by m-nyworthies i a&airs ; but a dfeirrrlnatlnx nbliowill hold "fa tfo that wlloh Is good ," Bid th *Oullmette Pad more tban holfc tu own. It cures* H ki iper distaste and s co eds where medicineofoon bus. Ash vour dnmiH It thl. Is net so.

INFLAMED GUMSare instantly relieved , and will bepermanently cured by the vise of-

SOZODONT. . The wider it is known ,the better it is liked. ' It history isone Ion?, continuous record of successas a beneficial and most fragrant wash ,

Other preparations for the teeih haveappeared and passed away , but SOZO-DONT

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remains.Toys are easily mended , and strong ¬

ly , by SPALDIKO'B GOTK. It is alwaysready to be used , and may justly betermed "Semper paratus. "

The liver is more irerjnently the seat ofdisease than is generally supposed , for up-on

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its regular action depends , in a greatmeasure , the powers of the stomach , Dow-els

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, brain and th * whole nervous system.Regulate that important organ by takingSimmons' Liver Regulator, and you pre-vent

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most of the di saes that flesh Is heirto diw-

A WONDERFUL DISCOVERT.For the speedy cure of Consump ¬

tion and all diseases that lead to It ,such as stubborn coughs , neglectedColds , Bronchitis, Hay Fever , Asth-ma

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, pain in the side and chest , dryhacking cough , tickling in the throat ,Hoarseness , Sore Throat , and allchronic or lingering diseases of thethroat and lungs , Dr. King's New Dis-covery

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has no equal and has establishedfor itself a world-wide reputation.Many leading physicians recommendand use It in their practice. The form-ula

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from which it u prepared Is high-ly

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recommended by all medical jour ¬

nals. The clergy and the press havecomplimented it in the moat glowingterms. Go to your druggist and get atrial bottle free of cost , or a regularsize for 100. For sale by

d(5)( ) J. K. ISH. Omaha.-

BucKien'B

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Arnica SalveThe BXSTSALVK In the world for

Cuts , Bruises, Sores , Ulcera , SaltRheum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp-ed

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Hands , Chilblains , Corns , and allkinds of Skin Eruptions. This SalveU guaranteed to give perfect satiafac-tlod

-In every case or money re tended.

Price 25 cents per box. For sale by8dly J. K. TSTT , Omaha.-

To

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the Voters of the Sixth iWardN-

oUeel-

U hereby tfvm that I will git atrnroffice , 9lQ north leth street , (near Eedman'sstore) l t e n this dit sad NoTembtr S, IgJOfor thn pnrposj of refijterimr the qualified TO-t

-rs of the 6th w rd , and aijrine any correct ¬

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G.

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D. W. CADY , Secretary.-

Ths

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men who conferdpUto a builness life ,and parents having sons to eduoate , ar particu-larly

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G W. FOSTER , President ,sepe-Sm Denver Colorad-

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THE BLOODThis compound o

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DocK, StlllmjtM ndMandrake with thaIodides cl Potash and

j makes a mojeffectual cure of a

Aeries of corrplalnts-which- are very pre-valent

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and afflicting ,It purifies the blood-

__ purges out the lurk-ing humors In tha system , thatundennlne healthaud settle into troubloaome disorders. Ernplions otQ skin are the appearance on the snr-facoof humors , that should bo expelled from theblood. Internal derangements are the determin-ation

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ot these same humors to ioma internalorpin , or organs , who a action they derange ,

and nhos 8ub9taDC they dlsevo and destroy-.Ann's

.SABSTAULU expels these humors from

the blood. Whsn they ar gone , the disordersthfey product disappear , CUCh as Uletrations of-tht Liver, Stomach , Ktdneyi , bunas , Eniptimtand Eruptive Ditcata oftne SfrinSt. . .inihonif-iFirt , Roie or Jlrynpclat , fimpln , Puttula ,Elotchei. Boil*, Tiimort.Tittir and Salt Rheu >n,Scald litad , Ring-worm , Vleen and Sum,Khettmatiim , tfeitralyia. Pain in the Bonti ,Sidt and Utad, Ftmale Weakness , Sterility ,Ltuconluta ariiing from internal ulctratienand titcrint aiiKUet Dropiy, Duspepiia, Ema-ctattott and amerat Dttnhty. With their de-

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A FAR HIGHER CLASS tlian any otherproprietary medidna ot the day standsTarrant's Effervescent Seltzer ApotlentAnd for this reason : It Is an exact counterpartof one of the most valuable latnral medicinesIn the world We rifer to the great SeltiurSpring of Germany , to whfth thousands of thedvspaotlc , the bilkuj, the rbeumat c , and thenetting ot venal lUsouoa resort aninilly , andreturn to their homes conTiltsient or cured.The Aperient U one of the first and by far thenuetsutcesslnl ot all the eftoits mad to repro-du

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o, in a portable turn , the moat popular uln-e.al

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THE UNIVBBSAL

STEAM COOKER ,ron OOOK-

INOMeatsVegetables , FruitB , Pud-dingB

-, Beans , Rice , Etc. ,By Steam.-

It.

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the highest recommendations from hoteland rotanrant proprietor , boarding houie-"eepen , and lar e number of privily families-

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number of kittles mar be uied.coosinjt six ,ighter mo e kind j of food 'at the eame time with-Ut

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mixlnjt flavors-KhCOMMENDATIOJiS.

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DSAK Em : The Umrertal Steam Cooler Isbat I have bean , wantlnr tor a lone t'.mo' It

works splendidly. J. B. WRIGHT ,Exchange Hotel , Sturgeon Bay.-

W.

, ths undenlgned , endorse the abe TB In lull.Richard Williams Fremont, Nan-.Leopold

.Willing , SoutDSm Ilotel , Omaha.-

Sam..

. Miller. Wiscucs'n House , Framont , Keb.-

Dr..

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Sold by D. A. Pieroy ,1211 Fa nham St. , Omaha , Kab.

And B. FRANBDEN.Mnln St. , Fremont , Nab-

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Ask the reoor-ered dvipeptlcj.bll-

ons sufferers , Tic-1ms

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The Cheapest , Purest and Bst Family Msdl-the In tha World.

ForDYSPEPSIA , CONSTIPATION , JanodlwBUUous Attacks , SICK HEADACHE. Colie , De-presiion of SplrlU , BOTJK STOMACH , HearBurn , Etc. . Etc.

This unrivalled Southern Remedy Is warrantednot to contain a (Ingle partlda of MIKCBRT , orany Injurious mineral substance , but Is

Purely Vegetable ,tontalninz; those Southern Roots and Herbs ,which an Providence has placed Incountries where Llrer Disease meet prevail. Itwill cme all DIstasea caused by Derangement ofthe Liver and Bowels.

THE SYMPTOMS of Liter Complaint r abitter or bad taste In the month ; Pain In theBack.SIdeaor Jolntg.oftea mistaken forRheuma-tlsm

-; flour Stomach ; LOOT of Appetite ; Bowfls

alternately costive and lax ; Headache ; Loss ofMemory , with a painful sensation ol hating falled to do something which ought to have beendone ; Debility , Low Bplrlte. a thick yellow ap-pearance

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of the skin and Eyeo, a dry Cough of-ten

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mistaken fur Consumption.Sometimes many of these symptoms attend

the disease , at others very fewbnt; tbe Liver , thelargest organ In tbe body , Is generally tha seatot the dlsiaee , and If not regulated In tlme.greatsuffering , wretchedness ana death will ensno.-

I.

can recommend as an efficacious remedy fordisease of tha Llrer , Heartburn and Dyspepsia ,Simmons' Llvr Regulator. Lewis O. Wunder ,1626 Mister Street , Assistant P&at Master ,fhlladelpnla.-

"We.

have tested its virtues , rertonally , andknow that for Dyspopdi , Bllllonzncsa , andThrobbing Headache , it Is the best medicine thaworld ever saw. We have tried forty otheiremedies before Simmons'Liver Regulator , butnone of them gave us more than temporary re-

ef ; but the Regulator not only relieved , butcured ui. " Editor Telagraph and Messenger ,

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Jones, Bit. Stk and 10th Sti. , OMAHA. .First qnallty distilled Wine and Cider Vlneja-

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2,389 MILES OF ROAD II-It Is the SHORT , SURE and Safe Route Sstwesn

COUNCIL BLUFF-

SOHIOAGO.MILWATOEEand all points EAST and NORTH.-

IT

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OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLICGREATER FACILITIES AND MORE

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THE WEST-

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Is the ONLY ROAD betweenCOUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO

Upon which Is run

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In addition to these and to please all clasc of-travelers. . It rive* FIRST-CLASS MEALS at lsSATING STATIONS at SO cents each.

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PASSENGERS GOING EASTShould bear In mind that this Is tha

BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO ,And Polnta East , North and Korthwut.

Passengers by this Route have choice of

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Eleepliij Cars trora Chicago to

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ill Express Trains on this line are equipped withthe Wcatinghouso Patent Air Brakes and

Miller's Patent Safely Platform amiCouplers , the most Perfect fro *

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in the wotld.PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND DINING OARS

Are run on th Burlington Route.

Information concerning Routes , Rates , limaConnections , etc. , will b cheerfully given byapplying at the office of the Burilugton Routa ,513 Fourteentn Street , Omaha , Nebraska.-C.E.

.. PERKINS. D W.HITCHCOCK.-

Gen'l.

Manager. Gen. Wcct'n fits. Ag't.-

J..

. O.PHILL1PPI , St. Joe. , Ifo.General Agent , Omaha.-

U..

. P. DUEL ,IcpE-dl llckctAcent Omaha.

SIOUX CITY & PACIFICAH-

DSt , Paul & Sioux CityRAILROADS.

The Old Reliable Sioux City Route I100 JULES SHORTEST ROUTE 1

From COUNCILBLUTFSto-ST.. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS

DULUTH , or BISMARCK :,

And all points In Northern Iowa , Minnesota andDakota. Thla Una b equipped with the Im-

proved¬

Westinithousa Automatic Air Brake * andMiller Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for

SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORTIs unsurpassed. Elegant Drawin ? Room andSloepiu ? Carp.ownoil and controlled by the com-pany

¬

, run Through Without Change betweenUnion Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Bluffs ,and St. Paal. Trains leave the Union PaciQoTransfer Depot at Council Bluffs , at 6:16: p m. .reachini ; Sioux C r at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Pantat 11:05 a. m , making

HOURS IN ADVANCE orANY OTHEB ROUTE-

.Retumm

.

? , leave St. Paul at 3:30: p m. , ar-

rlvtie-

at Sioui Cltj at 4:45: a. m. , and UnionPaciflo Transfer Depot , Oi uncI! Bluff ; , at 8:50-a.m. . Be euro that your tickets read via "S. C.& P. B. R." P. C. HILLS ,

Superintendent , Missouri Valley , lows,P. E. KOBINSON , Ass't Osn'I Pin. Ajrent.-

J..

. ft. O'BRYAN ,Southwestern Freight and Pasnzer Azent.-mv2Qtf

.Council Bluffl

183O.K. CST. JOE&C.B.R.R. ,

Is tha only Direct tin * to-

ST. . LOUIS 4ND THE EASTFrom OMAHA and tbe WEST-

.To

.change ol cars between Omaha and 8t. Louli

and but one between Omiha and New York.SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS

Eastern & Western CitiesWith loss chaixea and in advance ot other lines.

This entire line Is equipped with Pullman'sPalace Sleeping Cars. Palace Day Coach-

M.MUler's-

Safaty Platform andCoupler and the celebrated

Wdetmghouse Air-Brake.SEE THAT YOUR TICKET RCAD81 *OT"Vla Kansas City , St. Joseph and"B-

7ConndlBluff>

< iK.R.vla! SfEl-OMoa andStLoal3.64

Tickets for sale at all coupon stations In theWest.-J.

.. F. BARNARD , A. C. DAWE3 ,

Ocn'I Supt. , Gen'l Pats. & Ticket Ag't-Bt. . Joseph , Ifa St. Joseph. Mo.-

W..

. C. SEACHRIST. Ticket ARCH. ,21 * Fifteenth Street, betwnen Farnham and

Donzlas , Union Block , Omaha.-JOS.

.. TEQON , A. B. BARNARD ,

Pass. Agent , Omaha. Qen'rl Acent , Omaha.

CHICAGO SHOT TOWER CO.-

Mannfactnrera

.

ol

STANDARD SHOT

Viiiirt fnHimiHTimniliTtiirtnv-BE SURE TO BUY IT-

.THEBE3TIN.

MARKET-

.E.

.

. TV, BL.1TCHFORD & CO.-

Mannfactnren

.

of Lead Pipecheet and Bar Lead ,Block Tin , Pipe and Solder , Llrnxxl Oil

and Oil Cake-

.OBDERS.

SOLICITED.

70 NORTH CLINTON ST. . CHICAGOepOeodt-

lDR. . A. St PENDEKY ,

CONSULTING PHYSICIANIiAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED HIS MED-

ICAL OFFICE.-

i93.

Tenth Street , - OMAHA , NEBRASKAOffering his services In all departments o

medicine and surgery, both in general ai-i'pxdal practice , icnte and chronic disease * Cabo consulted night sad day, and will visit a-

prt o! tha city tad ccuaty on receipt ot It tto..

KIDMEGBN is highly recommended and unsurpassed for Weak-er Foul Kidneys , Dropsy, Bright's Disense , Losa of Energy ,Nervous Debility , or any Obstructions Hrisinc from Kidney orBladder Diseases. Also for YeHo-w Fever , Blood and Jb-idnayPoisoning , in infected malarial sections.-

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the dlniLVlon cf 'ORS3T LEAF -IthJCMl'ER BERRIES and BARLEY MALT wa taradl-c veredK DXEQ'-UVvrfacT acts p c'a.UT .ni >ieKi'V' Ti ana UriDary Orjan' , r m fIn. iHJiitun-ndtpoiu forruet lu ths t> adder ami pr Tent'nani *t nluy sirartinK scnutloi heit orirnia IonIn ths m mbranoac It Icir tt thj ducW ft Mt r p" a< U excltis a beltty icStcn in t ! * KMnoyi-givja h m tr ii<yi , viror und reswrinc the-e orpins to n ha Uhy omdition. showiusr it *ffoc-tonbt't' th c. I r *ud rt y floTf n' urna. It can no tv " ill '. me'.la all c.limtesaud m derailcircum-tanoeswi 'out nmryt th8 < tleni U IKe i y o'her pr n ra'ioi for KUney t ' eul'loaiin Ter i BOMR. . an a-res Mie . ' and Uivor ltJi. .< tci? . d.tBcoli tnma a pr |vtr tlon-containia? po itiT* f.Iurs I prop rtle hlch will not nau *i' * , but t * icceptaMr tn tbt > - nvxch-.noforet.iV

.in; aay Ivtr nvdf tnu trva bot'Ie ol rCIDSfc.Oh.JJ' to CLANsi1. . the KlUNR'i-

fun. . mttter v u uPIaw! <yju tt it t mily rafiicina L uie* specially wll Il'io' Itand Genilcmon wllltl (IKIDVEOE-C theb st Kidner Time ever tu e I

XO I 't ach hot la boars thsijnuuro of LA * REXCC & MARTIX. also * Proprletarj Covr nj.-

m.

nt Stamp. hlch permit * KIDMEOEX to be sold (wiihou : license ) br DrjU's , ( rocars ai&-Othtr Persons ottrvwLero.

Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use.1 1 not foond at ionrDrug-4sU or Grocers , we will send a bottle prepaid to tha nearest expieed

office to yon

LAWRENCE & MARTIN Ills., Proprietors , Chicago ,

Sold by DRUGGISTS , GEOCEES and DEALEES everywhere.W-

holeaale.

ajcnts la Omaha , STEELE , JOHNSON & CO. , Will supply the irado at manufactureprice i.

CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PAC1FJC R. R,IS THE GREAT CONNECTER LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & THE

lu main line runs from Chicago M CouncilItluCs. paaitna through Jollet , Ottsira. La BtlU ,

Ge3f t oMollnc , llncic Iiland. Davenport. Wwt-LltKJrty Icwn Cttv.Marenco , Brooklyn , Orlnncll.Des Molnes ( tllo cop'tal of Iowa ) , Stuart. Atlau-tlc.

-. and Avoca : with rmdcfais from Burita

Junction to 1'eorta ; Wilton Junction tojfmcat-lr.0

-, Wasnlnnon. FalrHcId. Men. Belknap.-

CentrovUIe..

. lrlncston. Trenton. aallatlU. Came-rnn.

-. Leavonworth, Atchlson. and Kansas IMt !

Washlncton to Slgournor. Oskaloosa , and Knox-Ville

-; Kfloint to Fanalnirton. Bonaparto. Ben-

tonsnort.-

. Independent. KUlon. Ottumwa. Eddy-Tlllp.Ojhhloosa

-, l9llttMonroo. and Dee Molnes :

Newton toMonroa ; DeaMolnes toIndlanolaand-Wlntenet ; Atlantic to Lewis and Andubon ; andA'oca to Itarlan. Thu U poiltlvely the onlr-Hallrond , which owns , and operates a throughUnd from Chicago Into tha 3U19 of Kansas.-

ThrouKti.

Kipress Pa8 nRerTralnfwlth Pull-man

¬*auce C re attftctieit. are run each way dally

Utwesn CHICAGO and PEORIA. KA5BAS CITT ,UOONCIL BLDrrS. liSATEJTrfORTH Rnd ATCnt3-

OS.-

. Throaxh cars arenliO run between Milnon-too find Kansas City , via th "illlnaukcft andRock Uland fcho Line. "

The "UreatUook Island" U macniacentlre-qclprvsl. . Hi rood bad U atmplr "XiiOct. and Itstrocih laid with tteelraUs.

What will plRuia yon moat will b tha pleasnn-of enloylns Tour meal ? , while poMlng; over thebeautiful pralr ! a * o * Illinois and lown. Inoneof.-nurmaKUUlcent Dining Con that accompany allThroueii Expre Trnlns. Yon net an entlra-maal. . m rood as la served In any Bret-cUt hotel ,lorsevcnty-nve CCD-

M.nprecUtlnf.

the (act that a majority of tto-poocle prefer (eparatv aportmentR lorauTerentpurpose ( and thelmmente passencer boalne-of this line warranting It ) , we ar pleated to an-

nounce¬

that this Company runs Pullman Paloa-Sltmna Ca'i for sleeping purposes, and Pitace

OAKSlaloud

Ticket IJnlteiST.

jle.

CUBES CURES.

CURES , CURESCOLD3.

CURES

CURES MIFFCURES LAMfc , STIFF

CURES * , CUTSCURES B RNS. CUTS

BT .tot

TJyes. For brightness *ar | d

..rj roreatlnspnrpnoesomy-itaro

-of Palace Cars l a U .u.

. . J * iier 7ou can jour "ill-at

-of the .

Iron llridaot spaa the Misutana Mlisourl rivers at crossed eraline transfersoro avoided CVnncU *Kansas City. Leaven-worth , and AtcniMB

In union Depntn-.THK

.PKINCIPAJ. IIIt. . OD

THIS GREAT THROUGH LLNH AHJ M-AVc* >

mcAOo.wlUi all * MEast anil Sontn.

At KNOLKWOOD. with the L. B. k M. .. W.AU.IC.IUS.

At WASUIMQTPN Qsionrs , with r. . i

L. R. K-.At

.SALLC. wua 111. R. .

r. H. * J. ; : i.SV111. . Mid. ; and T. P. * W. ltd*.

At UotK IBLAMD with "Milwaukee & *t&ort " nnd Rock Isl'd & Vec-

.At.

, with thewith the B. . C. >

Central Iowa K. It-

.AiDta.

Mouifc 4. with n M. * r. u K. n-

.AtCouxciI..

. BLCTrs.wltli Union PaclUC * V,At CMAHA. with D. * Mo. R. II. II. m No'-

At

.

OTTUMWA. Central low"a . . ' if.-Bt. . 1 & Pao. and C. B. * Q. Bdi-

.At.

Tou Peo. * War. : Wan. tj-

At , with ll'.et.J n.il. "

with , &bautt tinAtcn. A Het >. nnd Ceo. Br. U. P. K. Itds-

.At.

With , Kan. Z - ""C at. IL ItJs.-

At.

KANSAS Crrr. with all for UKand Southwest.

I AIjACE-KAJ

- run through to PKOICUapES MOfJ V*

K I ASI A TCUINOW , M <i woitTii.icUeU TlO tbU Unown a the "CJrfnt Itoclt mr ial tit

all A cent * in tba * tindFor Inforaatloa not obtatlauble at your borne ticket office. .

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fcr B a * * !siEC-A-piss.

Everything pertaining to the Fnmitnre aid"Upholstery Trade.-

A

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COMPLETE ASSORTMEHT OF HEW GOODS

JLCTWEST-

p

ucoas :1208 and Farnliam Streetu DOB th sit

Improved BuckeyeCombined Riding Corn Cultivator

isso.

_* 7 * *

MANUFACTURED P. PMASTGO.SPR1NCF1ELD0also Buckeye Improved Iron tiwm Walking

Cultivator , with or without Springs.New Force Feed Buckeye Drill , or two Horse St ,Enquire ior st tha best dealers-

.F, H. PUSH , Gen. Agent , Omaha , ,

RHEUMATISM. COUGHS ami-COLD3.

RHEUMATISM COUOHS and

SORE THROAT.CUBES DYFTHERIA.

LAM BACK and JOINTS.BACK and JOINTS.

Bt Of andnnd BRU1SLS.

SOLD CT OMAHA ALT. DRUGGISTS.-Go to Yonr Druzzht Miss Freeman'iT-

Henr National and danbllltyof eojof thiy * oagqaaU

oarenjoy

all honrs dar.-MnuntrJcrnt

all pointsnnd at

belncmadoCONttBCIIOlfifc

atvergln llnwmS-

.It.

LA Cnnt. R-

.AtPKuRlA.wlth PIJ.4E

blnnd Una.UAvrxroKT Davenport Utr-

At'WzaT UBIRTT. R.lTAtURUfiELlrlth

w'ltnR.

KKOKrjK.wtth

CAMERONAt ATCIII8OV. Atch. Topokn

l.ELAVKSWOKTH. Pat.llaea

CITT.jLlne.State Canada.

addrcM.-Z3. JOHIC.

BpermWnlen

wftwH

And

AT THE

BY

They make

The onethem

Neb

BRUISES.

Goloflto

JH8-DOCtlonj

NERVOUS DEBILITYT ' VUilWiknesa Pro-

illinipJireyS tratKn rome rwor *

and

Been In ma 20 jearSpecific No.the mostc fnl remedy knownt Price 31 per vW orTills and brice vial cf DowderforlS.xnt port-i ?frea on receipt of price. BUMPI1RKY4I-IOMEO. . MF.D CO , '09 Fulton Bt. . New York.-

lUost..

. CaUBU * of Receipt *

par day at home. Sample * wort-iS frev. Addrea SUnson & Co-

.Portlan'l..

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,. AN1J MISISO BJT-01VIL.UECHAKICAI RenaclaerPolnicIinl *Initltnte. Troy, N. Y Th oldeat erul' 5erlnyschool in America. Next term btjlnt S "ptom-her 16th. Tha Rezistor for 1830 contain 11-

of the gradnatei for tha past M jean , wit itl ih-rpcsltknsabo , eonrae of stndr , reinlreinenu-rzptnm.eto. . Addres DAVID M. ORKKTO-

Director. .

la w V. cm * ea Uy madepxsU