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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19
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Die WafIerfanatifcr berebren angebIi6
ebenIo rpie Die De~rninfti9en 1nD OulDlamen
Qei,te Dos 0u0enfen Nai6ington'5, tpeldcr
Der Grite i'm &riege, mic Der Gr1te i'm
5rieben no uto ben erIten 9laB i'm 9er5en
5einer 2dnD5leutc einillmmt", Der 1eood
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bQftet mar. g8ie Die 6unatiter N1o 6euGs
Ter aber Die 9eGren 0eS GeforratorS @9riz
MFtls fGliden, 10 fdLidlcn tic Die Oftttbeiluns
Poen itber Die 9(ulidtcn beS Yatrioten
2SaIDington, lint ben Observation-Disclosures
G6ninDeI, ben ite treibeu, auf 2IutoritGten
TtiiBen al f0unen. 9arin lit lDo6L Der
@rurto oes iouberboren GinfQles I'll luhcrt.
Die 3ufIu6tSitGttcn ooer 6eilanitaltelt fir
G~runfeuboIDe ..'Washingtonian Home 81
uenlten.
Die 3ipdng5mordltitcn bQbe1t IS 3lttDege
gebraht, bag Die 8ranntpeu1sJtationen,
Delde audi ouf Der arnerifoNtldcn UlotIe
re9elmGBig Derabrei6t yDurben, 0ur0 Elm
GeIeB abgei6afft tD0rDen itl0. Gin lolber
unIinn niir0e infer Mai6ingtor. iolpeit c3
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ME borqetommen iet1. 2lLS CT i'm Teloe
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heiln, I'M Stunt fir Die SoIoatet 81 err
Iangeu..
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rGt6ig ur0 ieBte i'm ietueu Oditer por, Dbe
mohI CT ba5 cole 9ioB ni6t oeri6menoet
miIIen nonte. Su eineru Nriefe, Den er
Don 9bilo0elpDiG Gus oil ben 8ertpalter ieis
mes oirginilden 8elibt9um3 ridtcte, ia9te
CT u. 81: y@S Iiegt uiGt IN meiuer 9ib>
ft6t, meiuer Meiu Se6em por3uiegen, ipel@
diem IS beliebeu i0Qte, ouf ieiuer Sterile in
n~teiler Oallle lid eirSuquartjereu. st
Tterlnt in BEN ertudbuten S6rei0en ltur orei
Glallen Don 2euten. tDeLde iettell 2Setn lols
zen i6lurfen birfe1: ieiue D~ertrouteIte1
Sreun0e, eittge Der reipettabeliten Trems
ben, tpeI6e DON ieinen gciloueu SefQllrttclt
etngcfuhrt Dir6er, uuO QeriDneu Don Nll3s
sei6uung, tnie GDngreButttgLteoer, tpeI6e
Sds 2ot1D bereiien. y9Sel1n Iltdt cine ioL6e
8orii9t our 9ti6ti6nur geuDnlr1en nirb, "
idrrelbt Der 8dter bes8 QterlQnDe5 an ieinctl
8ertpoItcr; 10 murOen mir ebe1lo un3ients
Tide ais berG9tIi6e 0usgdben errDa6ien."
SeIbit ans Der Ibari0Ge, odB So5r
Nbarns I'M Sabre 1777 ben @eneroL beion=
Ders rii9nte, neil otefer Den Mein bon iets
rer EdfeI ouf benz 1eIosuge perbonut babe,
f0nneu Die Gempereu3Ier uiGt SopitoL
i0fager; 0enu Sobu 0oons tpoute bornii
Ntult EI!Ou uILoEute+s EU6 ~uiptIIblou itN
beg @enuife8 9ciitiger @etrGnfe entbaLte,
.lo1l6ern uur 6eIen SparIarnfeit ur6 gae
trinfiSulu5 Yoben, DoS barGu5 1erbOrgeht,
DAP QDau15 beu1erft, Der General regGItrC
feline Treunoe BET giI@ MIR nit Stunt urb
2Soiier. Scr Mein mar 0dntoIS theuer,
~feoeuFaIS t1eurer 0Is Der SGnQps MrE
muBte pont NusIa1o eingefIbrt tper6elr,
snSbrenb Der 8ranntlpein oabetm ber9eireul
@tbeN fountc.
@us 9lIe0em ldBt i'd flor ~erfennen, bnE
Maibington unb 2elaperen5Leret fid MIDI
5Miamm1eureiulen IGBt uuD bag bic Eanaiis
Ter Mnb Seu6Ler ben 9tanten be5 groBen
Qatrintsn mtiBbrau9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19

Bic 0anb genomlnen tper6en, ion6ern mill
fnt glei0 lit ben utten lte6ei1oen &orb fall
len. 0a5 fi0 etipa e%innen8erloc crime
9due If berauS5uiu6en. Die Ieerett Jtanz
ten pirft man in ben sipiiden BEN Gragf0rz
bcu blei6en6en Ieerelt 9tauln, BON 100 ite bon
ben 8eitrGgern ipicber fortSul6offen itnb.
Sic 9efiiQtct tleinen &orbe lperoen iii Die
groBcn Gragf6rbe auSgcIeert, in peG6en Der
6opfen auf Die SrOden60Oen gebra6t ipirO.
G6enio tpelig pie 8latter, Stiele unb
3iDeise, bitrfen oerborbene, itangenrot0e
oDer iDlit i6ledte l6npfen inter Die 9utcn
oenne1at weroen. 2tli0 oermeioc man, frii0
abgcliidse 6opfen nit balb 9eo0rrten Su
melgelt, neil babur6 Oas &rOdnen ie6r err
l6Dcrt tDirD.
lteber baS lebtere un6 eintge anoere, nit
6em 6opfcnbolt 5uianmenDGlgenDe Rll1fte
tperben iDir lit etileln SdluBaltflQb nod Ell
llige fur3e 8emerfungen mad)en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19
James Medical Institute

.vOnl State Illinois zu dem
ausdTiicklichen ZWecke pri-
,vilegirt um sCfortige Hiife in
chrOnischen, geheimen
'und Blasen- Krankheiten zu
geben. Tripper und Syphi-
Jisin allen characterization
FOrmen, sOwie Haut- und
Blut KTankheiten WerdeD
nrnmnt CeIinlert md nprma-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19
@t,.e faaneiaelbafte etnerfenmns,n.
Gas 1T Elm Sud! SD tann es Sud ni6t

Gas 1T EN- sud-. sd fonn eS Gu6 nl@t
la9ert,
@8te's mi9 9epadt 9at reGt lit tiefer Seele;
@te mir oas Der3 bel einem &latt 9ei6la9en,
gSie mir bus allOere 5ugeoriidt Die Geble."
Gbiger Bers beS 0i0ter8 fiel mir beim
GurDlclen SbreS ,,3tett1st9Ss&Gaafer'"
eii. QSeun Sung ulO @lt Sbr a1Sge3et0nez
tes @ert lelen miirbel1, 10 mare 0ieS cine
9robe Mobltbct fir bic WtenI99eit. SD
werbe SIR Sud- Bel ieber @iele9ell9eit entpfe9@
len.
90 I6reibt eit beuti9er .3eitun9ss& e6ofz
teur ans benz Meiten oil DoS Ieutide Sell
Suititut, II Clinton Place, New York. Der
rGettult9ssN nfer" miro fiir 25 Gents porto
fret periar6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19
NJ &.

gn8Giide 8tdtter er3G6Gen, foloe1oe
rnilti6e QnefDote: y8or einioen Soocn
3a9e1 teDrte Der Y~oLt3eimeifter bon st.
Befers6nrg 9e9eu 3 u9r MforgenS aus ietz
mem Club betnl un0 bemerfte ben Qlbqana
letner grteftalde, iii tpeLder iid uebrere
&aulen0 JtIbeL befan0en. Gr lteB iofort
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19

nent SeheiIt durch Heilmittel. Welche SIGH durch
cine Uiei@iOehgiGe Special Proris ais
probat erWiesen habeno SamGnschWache, nacht~
liche ErgiesSungen, Pusteln i'm Gesieht, yerlo-
rene Manneskraft werdeli positiv gehtilt. klein
Experimentation. Das richtige heilnlittel
wird sOfOrt in iedem Falle angewandt. COnsuls
t~atiOnen. pers0nlich oder b~riehich, streng con-
fdentielI. Medizinen per Post und per Express
versandt. Keine Zeichen auf den Packeten,
weIehe auR InhaIt oder Sender sehliessen lasseno
oGos-sta3sar: Q Uar Norgsas bis z uhr Aeeaas.
soansags Won 10 bis u uhT Mtstags.
JAMES, VINE OF HOPS, neka DSseS a o. 1sits
tel fir Nervenschwache, v~erIOrene Enereios
JusendtIcrheiten, Schleichende KraDkheiten,
und UnVerdaulichkeit. SLIGO perQuartdascheg
seclls Flasciien fir $500.
fANES NEPVfNE PiLLTN. zusannmsngs.
zeIn und Kriutern. Sic Wirken vic elm Wunder
auf das entkriftets Ne~rven-System, starken die
geschIechtlichen Organe und entfernen TadikaI
Hnd permanent ale unmittelbaren und veralte.
ten FOIgen erschGpfter Lebenskraft, heryOrger
rufen dureh Thorheiten oder EXcesse. $loOG
per Box, sechs BOxen fur $500. Per Post
versandt gegen Enlpfang des Preises.
DR. JAMES, No. 04WaShingtOn st., Chicago, Ill
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19

Gie sAcHner ~teorbettet ben Boben oIs GGtnNeses
Gprenaer uno Gbcncr uno unte1 sieht i'm bent SScr>
ttetIct:, Mufhcbct Ino ysctoctl mtttels ctneL
EoppeI1cibe pnn StabI= ScdlGIt, beren eigentblrnlt9e
Sorm ufo NnIage Der Gs9e cine u 9cbctlr etIf dI;tets
0cnoe Strait perleiDt. Nuf oieie @etie pcroet be
brct Gbdttgfetttrt bcs sYcrtritmaterttS Der S1oGett,
heS @bueaS NIB Der SsScrfleiaettti9 beg Nooens $50
gtFiaer 3ctt nnd59nen. Sci Der 19Atafot9en
4ig,rcictlJcit bott GptTcTa pocr s3tStfen lit bas
2&etterIdicppeil pot Wetritpp ullm09lt1. Gte oIeinc"S
ty9ec 1T e loI0cr3 g~ectGnet fir p~erraltcn ooer t0rS
Ten Eebm5oncr, no i5bC atoere Sage Dcrla9f; tie 5ercubrt
lid Guf leidltenI &ooeu porj1gttd Inn TIT bic elnii9e
Ggqe, mel6e bur9 Die Gefaut'nte $s"natsoeGe
son tbeoretiId NIB prattiId o%e6iIbeten Rarueru bes
items e%mpfphlSn. 4icle crtlGret lie iitr bic pertbDouite
ucue YCrbeferunJ inter hcIt ldI0pirtblb QltLldeu DtdS
lAineI, ipG1reno
Ale 6arin Ibereiutimnler, oaF Der p~eritdnbtge gez
shr0ud eine5 @erGthc6i 1ote Die 'Acme PulYerlzlng
Harrow, Clod Crusher and Leveler'' BET Der SCorz
BETTING rna griiroliden 3ertleinerIIg tss %obens Dor
.0elH FftaHicn ben GooeHcrtrdg Don Us aHI $40 DOM
.Acre erboDt."
G0r1iMcr @emSeI.
gaenn Guer 6dn6ra bic ,,ACNEE,, nidt %uOrrdtbis
bat, laBt Sud ni6t Gin berortIaeS VeEdtb bon unterse7
promoter SeidQtfenbeit in Die 0auoe ipielen, nit Der Ses
bauptung, boB Shr etuas &eiicres eTb6ttet, %ion0erE
iibetscngt sud iclblt baburd, baB Sbr cine sttE
YrUbe beiteut. G8ir werben cine sur &robe iiberlens
ben uno lie tant, metn tie ridt Suio9t, ouf uriere 6os
item 5urHdoeienoet uerocn. 9Sr ptrlangen feline @eSags
lung In gcl6 ober Q5edieln, ebe Sbr bic g89e All Gurcr
Ci9nen 6Nru1 perlugt h06t.
Dian laKe lid uuicr Nampblet torn1nen, tpef9cs ShHs
berte pom 3eu9uiien aus A ueri6ieDencn Staaten una
2errttorieu eutbdtt.
NASH IL BROTHER,
Sabrif unS 9auptz0tile.
2meissSffce, WILMINGTON,
&arriebur9, ISa. New Jersey.
N.ES.-Giu Gampblet, betitelt "TLLAGE Is Ma
NURE'' luiro e0entGuS ar Aac, met9e i4 ami otele .Sejs
tun9 beSteben, perien6ei ptroer.
23lan, IL, 19l426ieO 8, 16u23m su7 u14natpS
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-21

Childhood. Manhood, and Hoary 'ge Ex-
claim In unison, "BehoId the Conqueror."
During . brief visit to the ancient town Of VAR
wick, r. l., recently, our agent extended his
trip to the southeastern extremity Of the town,
to look about among the wonderful improve
ments which have been made In the appea rance
OF Warwick Neck duIiug q comparatively brief
period, and while converting on. this.snbject with
Col. Benjamin 8. Hazard, the popu ar proprietor
OF the Warwick Neck Hotel, he leaned that the
greater part Of the handsome residences had
been erected inside Of q dozen year, and he also
learned that Col. Hazard, had been a great sui.
ferer from a chronic disease OF the Kidney and
Bladder over fifteen years, the most palnful form
Of II being q stoppage or retention Of the urine,
which WAS 80 very severe at times as to disable
him from his accustomed work, aud even confine
him to the bed, when a surgeou's assistance
would be required to relic We him. He was being
doctorsd q large part OF the time. but could got
no permanent relief. At times his sufferings were
terrible from sharp, cutting pains thr tugh the
Kidneys and Bladder; and he had suffered SO
long and 90 severely that no he'd become dis.
courOged Of getting we'll again, especially as the
| uOCVOI otubou tlhb u Wab u hiSh - hbo
age, with such o complicated disease OF long
SITS nding, could be cured. But last summer, when
he was suffering i~atepsely from one OF these at
tacks: q gertleman who WAS boarding at his no.
tel. urged and perouad. d him to try q bottle Of
Hunts Remedy, ns he had known Of some won
derful cures effecte by it
Mr.. Hazard says be had no faith In II. but con
sentcd reluctantly to try it; and after taking II
only two day 8, the Intense pains and aches had
disappeared, and he commenced TO gallo strength
rapidly, and in less than awetk was attending tc
his accustomed work, and has never had q return
OF the pains. Mr.. Hazard is over seventy years
Of age, and on the 25th OF Nov. 1882, when oui
agent met him. although II was o very cold AND
blustedne day, he was in his atld with his team
at work pulling and loading turnips, AZ hale and
heartya man as you could wish, wherea, last
Aug ust he Was unable to stand up to oversee the
work then going on in this same field.
Hunts Remedy had Given him health and
and strength again, and he IL 10 his
relatives and friends, several Of whom are now
taking 1t, - he coniiders IL q most excellent
medicine for all diseases II the Kidney and Blad-
| der,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-21
COMMERCIAL.
COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET.

COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET.
Corrected daily by j. Y. Fuller, mer.
chandise broker, buyer and shipper Of
grain and provisions, 80 Pearl street,
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 76c; No. 8, So;
rejected Soc; good demand.
CoRN-Dealers paying 3Sc; rejected
corn Chicago, 463c; new mixed, SIC; white
corn, $50. The receipts Of corn are light.
OATs-Scarce and in good demand; 50.
HAY-4 00@6 90 per ton.
RYE-4Oc; light supply.
Corn MEAL 25per 100 pounds.
WooD-Good supply, prices at yards,
5 0o@6 90.
CoALaDelivered, hard, II 90 per ton;
soft. 3 80 per ton.
25c; creamery, SOC.
EGGs-Ready sale and plenty at 12Ac
per dozen.
LARD-Fairbsnk's, wholesaling at 1SAc.
PoULTRY-Firm; dealers paying 13c per
pound for turkeys and 10c for chickens.
VEGETABLEs-Potatoea Acc; onions, SOC;
cabbages, 30@40c per dozen; apples, 2 so
as so per barrel.
City -four from ] 60 to 8 4O.
BRooMs-2 DOGS 90 per dozen.
STOCK.
CATTLE-3 00@3 so; calves 8 OO@7 so.
HoGs-Market for hogs quiet, as the
packing houses are closing; shippers are
paying 8 so to 6 80.
The grain dealers are paying good prices
for corn. Farmers can get from 81 to 3St
now and farmers will do well TO tax,
advantage of these prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-21
Safety OF Train Men.

Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
There Is a bill O pending before
the legislature of Massachusetts, which
looks to having all newly constructed
freight cars built with a self coupling
arrangement. The safety of trainmen
Is securing much more attention from
railroad managers and legislatures,
and when the best coupler is brought
out the managers will doubtless gladly
adopt 1t on all new work, and as we'll
equip their old cars with such an
equipment, as accidents from coupling
are Of constant occurrence. The Rail-
road Gazette now, for the first time,
classiies the persons killed and in
jured on the railroads. Daring 1882
there were killed 1O4 passen-
gers and 276 employees; Injured,
1888 passengers and 800 employees
1t Is estimated that at the close of
1882 there were $50, 900 railroad en-
ployes In this country LESS than l
per cent Of the country's population.
Yet this small percentage furnishes
nearly three fourths of the fatalities
and more than one half the minor
casualties BY rail- Of the year. The per.
centage of Casualties resulting,from
train accidents proper Is remarkably
small. For instance, on the Erie, In
1880. only 2 out Of 48 employees killed
and 4 out of 239 injured suffered from
train accidents. The great majority
fall at the post of duty-while coup
ling. cars, by fallingfrom trains and the
like. The Gazette earnestly and hu'
namely urges that something of the
care taken to Insure safety to passen'
gers be exerted to preserve the mer
who have to work In exposed places OF
and around trains.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-21

knowing 1t would be- the last they
would hear for months. How q
tho glances they csst upon the church
choir, where sat the girls they were to
marry on their return. How few re
turned. How few married the girl of
that periods choice. How little
weighted tho words of the minister,
a year otter ward, IN the hurry. scurry
OF San Francisco life of 40 and so.
What IN Innocent, uusophisticated,
INEXPERIENCED lot were those forty odd
young Argonsuts, who sat In those
pews. Not one of them then could
bake his own bread, turn a flap. iack,
reseat his trousers or wash his shirt.
Not n of them had dug even a post.
hole. All had q vague sort of i'm.
preston that California was a nutshell
OF q country, and that they would see
zach other there frequently and event.
uslly all return home at or about the
same time. How little they realized
that one was to go the northern and
n to the southern mines, and ono to
remain In San Francisco, and the
three never to meet agaio! What
glittering gold mines existed In their
brains, ever during the preaching Of
that sermon. Holes where the gold
was thrown out by the %shovelful,
from which an occasional bowlder or
pebble was picked out and flung away.
The young Argonaut-ohurch being
dismissed -took his little stiff, shiny
plug and went home to the last Sun.
days tea. And that Sunday night, on
seeing her home from church, for the
last time, he was allowed to sit up with
her almost as long as he pleased. The
light glimmered long from tho old
homestead front parlor VIII dow. The
cold north wind without roared among
the l~esfless syoamores, and clashed the
branches together. 1t was a sad, sad
picture. The old sofa they sat upon
would be sat upon by them no
more for years. For years2
Forever In many cases.
To-day, old and gray, gaunt and bent,
somewhere In the gulches, "up
north" somewhere hidden away in an
obscure mining camp of the Tuolumne,
Stsnislaus or Mokalumne, up III Carl.
boo, or down In Arizona, still he recol.
lects that night as q dream. And she2
Oh, she dried her eyes and married
the utay.st home five years after. A
girl can't wait forever. Aud, besides,
bad reports, after a time, reached
home about him. He drank. He
gambled. He found fair friends
among the senoritas, and, worse than
all, he made no fortune.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-21
A Kentucky Corpse Sits Up and
Talks.

A Kentucky Corpse Sits Up and
Talks.
From the owingsyille outlook.
Wash Thompson, the mall carrier,
rode into Olympia Tuesday, and
created a profound sensation by re-
porting that there was a dead man on
the road a short distance away. Els.
quire James X. jackson and about
thirty others repaired to the spot, and
there, ure enough, was the man, ap-
parently lifeless, on the ground. The
squire quickly, as In duty bound, i'm
paneled a jury and proceeded to hold
an inques,. Imagine the CONSERVATION
of that crowd when the supposed
corpse sat bold upright and addressed
the court at follows: "Msy 1t please
your honor, l feel that l have a voice
In these prooeedinQS." Then, looking
solemnly around: II object to half Of
this jury" That jary adjourned sine
die, and tho boys now have the laugh
on them and the squire. The mar
was merely drunk, a very unuSua
sight to see In that moral section o
the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-21
The ella Lizard.

Chicago Times
What Is commonly known as the
ella lizard, found chiefly In Sonora
ard Arizona, has for some years been
regarded as a curiosity by naturaiis,s,
owing to the fact that 1t Is the only
one Of the lizard family reputed to
have a poisonous bite. II grows to
the length Of three feet, and among
the Mexicans Is commonly regarded as
more poisonous than any serpent. On
the other hand, 1t Is of q sluggish ma.
ture, and go many instances have &C.
Cured In which children have made
pets of small specimens without com.
Ing to any harm that much increduli y
has been expressed as to it's dangerous
nature. A paper recently presented
before the Philadelphia college of
physicians stated that In response to
inquiries two letters have been re.
oeived from Ariz ma, one of which de.
scribed the lizard as more peaceful and
harmless than a young missionary"
while the other declared it to be
"worse than a whole spothecary
shop" Recent experiments made
with captive specimens of the ella
monster, however, seem to demon
strste satisfactorily Its poisonous ma.
ture. Small animals and birds were
killed by it's bite. 1t has numerous
teeth, and when 1t bites o quantity of
saliva is discharged. This saliva or
fluid is found to be an active poison of
very peculiar nature. 1t causes no
local injury, but seems to
act directly upon the heart, ar
resting Its action in diastole. Its
effect is entirely different from
that of venom of serpents, which
caused local hemorrhage. As is true
in the cases of sepents, however, the
degree of danger resulting from a bite
would depend entirely upon the
amount of poison injected into the
blood. A bite from q large rattle
snake Is more dangerous than from a
small one, and a bite in which the two
fangs penetrate the skin is twice as
serious as where only one fang is In.
serted, simply because the amount of
venom injected Is greater. The teeth
Of the lizard are small, easily broken,
and frequently nearly all missing.
The experiments made seems to indi.
cate that while the bite may be easily
fatal to small animals, 1t would but
rarely happen that 1t could kill a man.
Should a large lizard with all Its teeth
bite upon the bare skin and cling long
enough to permit ABSORPTION of the
the saliva, 1t would probably prove
fatal. Should any article of clothing
intervene to be bitten through, oil
should the reptile be quickly shaken
off. nothing more serious than q very
painful swelling would probably re-
suit. DR.. Shufeldt was bitten by one
which had been sent to the Smith.
oman institution. 1t seized his thumb
sinking the teeth to the bone, but re
Taxed Its hold immediately. Grea,
pain was felt Immediately, though thu
poison war sucked from the wound a
far as possible. The pain extended VI
the arm to the shoulder and down tn,
side, continuing through the night il
sufficient force to prevent sleep, bu'
subaiding the next day. The woune
healed readily In a few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-21
The Romance of the Argonauts.
San Francisco Chronicle

Dan FIauclsco chronicle
As the winter of "48" waned the
companies, one after another, act sail
for the land of gold. The Sunday pre-.
ceding they listened to farewell ser.
mons at the church. / recollect see.
Ing a score Or two OF young Argonauts
thus preached to. They we're admon-
ished from the pulpit to behave tenn.
perately, virtuously, Wisely and
plously. How seriously they listened.
How soberly were their narrow brlm-
med, straight down little
plug hats of that period piled n on
top of the other In front of them. How
glistened their hair with the village
BARRIERS hair oil. How pronounced
the creak of their tight boots as they
marched up the aisle. How brilliant
the hues of their neokties. How
patiently and r~esignedly they listened
to the sad discourse OF the minister,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-21

Unless one ia prepared to Give th,r.
ough weedu z aud at the right time,
he should no, attempt to raise onions.
1t is no fancy work and there ia no
machine that will do it. Unless one
= 60 down on his hands and knees
astrlde Of the row, and remove all the
weeds that are in the rows with his
fingers at least twice and sometimes
three times, he will not be much
troubled at the harvesting. Excel.
lent hand weeders are made to run
close to the row, but until a machine
can think, the rows themselves must
be weeded by hand. Clean culture,
which means the use Of wedding ap.
planes as often as is needed, must
be secured,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-21
Except Sundays. tExcept Saturdays. Except
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real
estate are reported for THE BEE as
taken from the county records by j..
w. Squire & Co.,, sbstractors OF titles,
real estate and loan agents, Council
Bluff:
FL. Mills to A. d Rowland, W. / of
nc. ! of 81, Y, AZ; 5000.
j. l. Carey to j. Sides, W. d. J Of
W. ! of sw. /, 26, rs, 40; $500.
M. A. Chastsin to w. B. Cuppy. 8.
of 9. of ne. of NV. / of %, n,
SO, 800.
W. W. WhIpple to W. @. Cuppy,
part of ne. / of NV. /, 90, n, 80;
L. F. Bogrie to w. B. Cuppy; s
acres of ne. of sw. /, Ia, ", 80;
800.
Chas. Uhden to W. B Cuppy, Ct
acres in 30. / of &c., Ia, n, SO;
$72 80.
q. Baok to w. B. Cuppy, @. J Of
8. ! of sw. /, Ia. n, 40; SIS.
W. 81. Mullane To l.. E johnson,
Vi lot 8, 27, Nicola, 500.
Treasurer of Platte county to A.
Folsom, ne ne 3, "a. 40, IS "a.
M. M. Brightnire tn Il. Cooper,
lot 80 In l, Baldwin's add, Oakland,
$500.
O., R. I. 81 P. railway to j. Collins
q ne and nj Sc, 20. n, AZ.
j. B. Hood to W. Hood, part o I
lot 1913, city, S.. 500.
j.. Cool to j. M Riley, pt Q o.
8 " II, n, $3.50.
j. P Benton to D. g. Sells, 8 J of
t of n of n W 90, n, 39--$37.
q. r. 1. & P, R. R. to j. T. Eaton, I
Q of s " of 20, n, 44--$2S0.
j. @. Holman to T. O.. Brougham
8 of s 9 of 81, 76, AZ 81, 21O.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-21
He'll Go.


Detroit Free Press.
"Do you suppose" he asked of the
ticket agent at the union depot, "do
you suppose I could get a pass to
Cleveland2"
"No, sir" was the prompt reply.
"Do you have any reason to be-
lieve I could get half fare rates to
Chicago?
"No, sir"
"Is it probable hat 1 would be
permitted to ride to Buffalo on q
freight train2'
ut is not"
"Could one of the engineers be
bribed to take me to Cincinnati on his
locomotivef
"They could not"
Every we'll, very we'll, I'll have
myself sent to Pittsburg by express,
O. o. d. By, BY, sir"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-21
SatisRa otorv Evideuoe.

j. w. Graham, Wholesale Druggist, of
Austin, Tex, writes: I have been handling
DIR. VIM. HALLS BALSAM FORTHE
LUNGS for the past year, and have found
it n of the most salable medicines I have
ever had in my house for Coughs, Colds
and even consumption, always giving
entire satisfaction. Please send me one
gross by Saturdays steamer.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-21

We notice the Marriage Fund, Mutual
Trust Association, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
highly spoken Of In many Of the leading
papers Of the state. money for tho I'm.
married" heads their advertisement in
another column of this paper. f5.3m