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NKBRAAKA BKOW.N FRONT.
by rnor. J. d. butler.
Lincoln, Nebraska.
The last United States census of
Nebraska farms showed one acre of
woodland for every three under tillage.
Nevertheless a large portion of that
State is timberloss. South of the
Platte River lumber for buildings is
chiefly obtained from Chicago or the
Mississippi River, via the railroad run
ning westward from Burlington. But
such lumber is expensive, one-lbird
more so than in New England, and
many a pioneer has no money, or nest
to none. How then can a poor man
obtain a house? He can build a sod
house himself, incurring no expense
whatever except for a door aud win
dow, which he can buy ready niajje for
$4 at any railroad station.
The sod-house builder finds his ma
tcral ready to his hand, in every fur
row of the virgin prairie his plow
turns up. The sods, compacted by
the tramp of buffaloes and bound to
gether by the roots of the "devil's
shoe-string" and every other vegetable
product, form better bricks than the
Hebrews could have furnished Pharaoh
even before he deuied them straw. Out
of this prairie quarry about nine days
labor of one man suffices to complete
a sod-house fifteen feet square on the
insido, a dwelling warmer in wiutcr
and cooler in summer than any frame
house. I bave seen such an abode
nine years old, vet -still in good repair.
Many dwellers in houses of this sort
have assured me that they have suffer
ed nothing from dampness, even when
they had no floors, no ceilings no plas
tering nor paper hangings. But all
these four additions soon garnish the
original simplicity of many sod
houses. The very roofs of sod-houscs are
often made of sods supported by poles,
which the settler can cut along the
banks of every water course. But if
he lives near no stream he must buy
at least rafters, aDd perhaps boards
and shingles for covering bis house
top. Sod roofs are warmer, lumber
roofs are less likely to leak. This nov
el style of architecture is increasingly
popular and prevalent in Central Ne
braska. A majority of the dwellings
on the homesteads in Saline and York
counties, along the Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad as it pushes
west from Lincoln, are sod-houses. No
doubt those in other counties are so
too. So are the inhabitants of many
among 4,000 buyers of railroad laud of
tho Kurlington and Missouri Uiver
Railroad Company.
In a week's ride just now through
the sod-house region, while calling
at many doors and entering not a few,
I have found no man, no woman, no
child, home-sick for the land they
came from. On the other band, all
were full of heart and hopo, assured
that by becoming landlords thev were
about to become lords of the land. Ab
the Homestead Bill give them free
farms, so the sods give them free
bouses ; and they are doubtful which
is the better boon.
Tbe railroad lands above mentioned
have been bought on ten years credit,
six per cent interest, and on purchasos
made since 1872, nothing of the prin
cipal is payaDio until tbe end ot four
years, while twenty per ceut. is thrown
off from land prices for prompt pay
ment. A Hint to Housewives How to
keep Kitchen-ware clean and
bright. Every housewife of neat
and tidy habits takes especial delight
in keeping all the tin, copper and iron
ware of her kitchen as clean and
bright as painstaking labor can make
them. A pride in this direction is
commendable, and always meets the
smiling approval of the tyrant man
, who pays the household bills. Re
member that sapolio is the only thing
on earth that will make an old tar
nished tin pan or a rusty kettle shine
as bright as new. And by the use of
Sapolia it is the quickest aud easiest
thing in the world to keep every uten
sil in a high state of polish.
A leading lecturer classifies his au
dience as follows: "The still-attentive,"
the "quick-respousives," the
"hard-to-lifts,'f the "won't applauds,"
and the '"get-up-and-go-outa.
A mountain settler in Tennessee
learned for the first time the other day
that Davy Crocket was dead, and he
eat down on a log and cried like a
child.
"Do you know that I came near sell
ing my boots the other day ?" asked a
gentleman of his sweetheart "How
so r "I had them half-soled, my
dear." ' '
Probably the most recent Ameri
canism is that constructed by an Illi
nois papor, which says that Edwin
Booth will "tragediato" in a certain
town.
"That the cholera should attack
that good Mr. Johnson and miss them
railroad robbers," says Mrs. Boflin,
"puts me all out of couceit of politics."
A Rochester man lav drunk in nu
alley all night with $300 in his pocket.
It is only necessary to add that the
Rochester folks didu t know it.
An old lady describes a genius as
a man what knows more u he can
find out, auj spills vituils ou his
clothes."
The Shah scratches iit llcaJ with
mo corner ol a ealt-eellar.
Inonli Slorcnn's Hons1
SAPOLIO
In a substitute for Sonp for all
Household purposos, except
washing dollied.
SAPOLIO
for Cleaning your Houmb will
mve the labor of ono cleaner.
Oive It a trial.
SAPOLIO
for Window Is bolter than
Whiting or Wtr. No remov
ing curtains mid ctrpeta.
SAPOLIO
cleans Paint and Wood, in fnet
tho entire house, batter than
Soap. No slopping. Haves la
lor. You can't afford to be
without it,
SAPOLIO
for Scouring Knives is better
and cleaner than Both lirick.
Will not scratch.
SAPOLIO
is better than Sonp and Sand
for polishing Tinware. Bright
ens without scratching.
SAPOLIO
Polishes all Brass and Copper
utensils bettor than Acid or Oil
and Hot ten Stoitp.
SAPOLIO
for Washing Pishes and Glass
ware, is invaluable Cheaper
than Sonp.
SAPOLIO
removes Stntns from Marblo
Mantles, Tables and Statuary,
from Hard-finished Walls, arid
from China and Porcelain.
SAPOLIO
removes Stains and Grease
from Carpets and other woven
fabrics.
Tbere is no one article known that will
do so maif; kinds of work and do it as
well as Sapolio. Try it.
hand SAPOLIO
a now and wondorfully effec
tive Tiolct Soap, having no
00,1ml In thlscountryornbroad.
hand 8APOL ICj
as an article for the Bath, will
"reach the foundation" of all
dirt, opens tho pores and gives
a healthy action and brilliant
tint to the skin.
HAND SAPOLIO
Cleanses and Beau titles the
Skin, instantly removing any
stain or blemish from both
hands and face.
HAND SAPOLIO
is without a rival in the world
forcuringorpro venting rough
ness and chapping of cither
minus or laeo,
HAND SAPOLIO
removes Tar, Pitch, Iron or
Ink Stains and Grease ; for
workers In Machine Shops,
Minos, Ac, is invaluable. For
making the Skin White and
Soft, and giving to it a "bloom
ofbeauty, ' itis unsurpassed by
any tjosmeuc Known.
HAND SAPOLIO
costs 10 to 15 cents per cake,
and everybody should have it.
You will like it.
DON'T FAIL TO TRY THESE GOODS.
Buy it of your merchant if be haa it or
will procure it for you. If not, then write
for our Pamphlet, "All about Sapolio,"
and It will be mailed free.
Knooh Io r)ja n' Nona,
20 T ARK PLACE, N. Y.
eow. H-ly
PENNSYLVANIA CENJ
TRAL RAILROAD
ON AND AFTER 11 P. P. Sunday May
1, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the
union Depot, corner or Washinton and
Liberty Btreet, as follows; .
ARRIVE.
Mail Train, 1.30 a m s Fast Line, 12.12 a
m ; Well's accommodation No. 1, 6.20 a m '
Krlnton accommodation No 1, 7.50 a mj
Wall's accommodation No 2, 8.55 a m Cin
cinnati express 9.20 am; Johnstown ac
commodation 10.50 a m ; Braddock's ac
commodation No 1, 7.00 pm: Pittsburgh
Wall's accommodation No 4, 6.50 p m;
Brinton accommodation No 2, UOp in;
Way Passenger 10.20 p ni.
DEPART.
Southern express 5.20 a m t Paeifla ax-
f ress 2.40 a in ; Wall's accommodation No
, 6.30a m ; Mail Train 8.10 a m ; Brinton's
accommodation 11.20 a m : Braddock's ac
commodation No 1, 6.10 p m ; Cincinnati
express 12.35 p m ; Wall's accommodation
N 2, 11.51 a m ; Johnstown accommodation
4.05 p m ; Homewood accommodation No
1, 8.50 p m ; Philadelphia express 3.50 p m;
Wall accommodation No3,3.05p in; Wall's
accommodation No 4, 6.05 p m ; Fast Line
.w p m ; wan s jnoo, u.uo p m.
The Church Trains leave Wall's Station
every Sundav at 9.05 a, m., reaching Pitts
burgh at 10.05 a. m. Returning leave Pitts
burgh at 12.50 p. m., and arrive at Wall's
Station at 2.10 p. in.
Cincinnati express leaves daily. South
ern express daily except Monday. All oth
er Trains daily, except Sunday.
For,furthor information aplv to
W. II. BECK WITH, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will not assume any Risk for Baggnge ex
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
ruponsibility to One Hundred Doliai lval
ue. All baggage exceeding that a ount
in value will he at the risk of ttie mer
unless taken by special contract.
A.J. CASSAl
General Superintendent, Altnona Pa.
PITH OLE VALLEY R'Y.
ON AND AFTER Monday, June 5, 1871,
Trains will run as foliows s
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
STATIONS. No. 2. No 4
OleopoliH, 10.25 a m 8 ;i0 " m
Bonnett, J0.88 " 8 28 "
Woods 10.30 " 3.18 it
Prathers Mill 10.24 " 3 io '
Pilhole City n.oa ' 250 "
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
stations. No. 1. No. 3
PitholoCity . 8.40 am 1.20 pin
Prathers Mill HM " 1.48 '
Woods fc,f,( " i fft I.
Bennett o.02 " 2.02 "
Oleopelis (j.ig 2.14 "
All Trains make close connections
at Oleopolis with trains on tho Oil Creek it
Allegheny River Railway. North and
South.
Two Lines of Stages run daily between
PitholeCity, Miller Farm and Plea-sant-vllle,
makingcomiection witharrlvingand
departing Trains. J. T. BLAIR,
II. WICK It AM, Sup't.
Ticket A tent, Pitlle City, Fa.
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The American Piano has deservedly become a very popular Instrument.
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Eleven years' Credit. Seven per Cent.
Intercut. 21 1-2 percent, reduction
to .settlors who improve.
FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS !
THE FACTS alout tliis Orant are Low
Prices, Loiik Credit, and a ltebato to set
tlors of nearly one-fourth ; a Rich Soil and
Spondid Climate; short and mild Winters;
eaily planting, and no wintering of Stock;
plenty of Rainfall, and just at ihe ritrlit
season ; Cool, Stone and llrick on the line;
Cheap Rates on Luiulier, Coal, Ac; no
lands owned by Speculators; Homestead
and Pre-emptions now abundant ; u tirsU
class Railroad on the line of a Kreat
Tlirouh RoutejProducts will pay for Laud
and Improvements.
It is tho best opportunity over offered to
the public, through the recent completion
of Hie Itoiul.
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IlIMKASRn or TUB BLOOD.
Inelnilinv BcrufuU snt ErupttonH nt tha akin, Pys
pafau. lilmn of tha LWar sod Kiduaja, Uaaxt lia
aaaa, and Oaneral Dabililr ,
ONE TRIAL CONVINCES I
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MEDICATED J
FOR INHALATION.
K A mnsrkablr Talnabla diaeoTarr, which post
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C ATARI! II, BROWCIIITIS,
ASTIIITIA, and nil Disease of tho
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LUNGS.
TUB COMPOUND
TAR AUD MA If D It A KE ttLtl
tat naa la aonneetinn with tha ELIXIR TAR, la a
combination of tha TWO moat Taluabla ALTERA
TI VK Mwttainaa known In tha Profaaalon, and ran
dan this fill without axoepuua tha rarj twat Tsr
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Tar and Idandraka Filla, liots par Box.
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O X 1 Wl U OO Waltzes in Two ol-
umes, jirtce el em h in bourdN, fo each in
eloth. The two voluiueHcontHin over tort v
lieuiitil'iil Waltzes, worth Ht leaxt S-2S iu
.FAVORTTEJ'L-:
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deuluiH be jinrtictilar to ask fur Pkteh.V
1 iH 1 lu.i tjt ninAi'is UALTKN, 1H It la
the only riirrect and eninplctn eilition. ,1-
MlHin I'lil.lislier V l I J I jl1jk.
b'A UroaMwny. New VorK. N.'', Ji.
No Person enn take three llUtvrs accord
faff to dirtction. lind remain Ionic "H. provM4
Iheir bonn ar not riettroyvd by mineral potion or othar
ntana, and lfa vital ortnt waited bey.iul iha pouit
of repair.
Dyirtp.U or India-eat Ion. TTaaiUeha, rra
In t'lt StioitlUera, Cmilta, TiRhtneM of tha Cheat, Dii
airtcia, Sour fcructftiion of ilia Stomarh, Had Taatn
In tli Month. Hiliotta At tack a, Palpitation of tha
Heart, Inflammation of tlto l unc, Tain in tha regiona
of the Kutneya, and a IttmdrcH other painful aympioma, -art
tha ffipringa of Dysprptia. In llitaa complainta
it haa no equal, and on a titla will pro ra a Letter guar
tnteeof it menu than a lengthy advertiaemant.
Kor Kvinal i oiuilnlutaf in yotina: or old,
manied or ainnle, at the dawn of womanhood, or the
turn of life, that Tonic Itinera diiplay ao decided at
infltianct tbAta marked improvement ia aooa partem- -tible.
For Inflnmmntorr unci Chronic Rhan
matt lam and Gout, fliliom, Kemtttcnt and lutar -mittent
Fevara, Piaeaaea of tha blood, I.tTtr, Kidneyt '
and Bladder, theae Hittera har no aqnnl. Such lna-'
aaea are canted by Vitiated llloml, wh.ch ia RanaraiJy
prod nerd by derangement of the Itceativa Ora;ane.
Thiif art m Uentlo lura;tlv mm wall mm
tfl Totalflf poaaeaaing aIo tha peculiar merit of acting
at a powerful aent in relieving Cnngeatioe, or InAiw
mation of tha Ltrer and Viaceral Org am, and ia UtWe
Diteaaee,
For Pkln Plataiei, Eraptiona, Tetter, (all
Rheum, Illotcliea, Sxta. Pimplea, puttulea, Uotla, Cae
bunclea, King'wonna, Scald-Head, Sore Eyee. Br
aipclaa, Itch, Sen r ft, Discoloration of the SUin, Humoaa
and Diaeaaea of tha Skin, of whatever name or nature
are literally dug up and carried out of the ay item ia m
abort lima hy the uae of theae Bitters
Gratful I'houaattda proclaim Vikioab Bit
Tans the moil wonderful Iuvigorant that ever euaUutee.
the linking interna
J WAl.KfeR, PmpV. R. H. Me DOW A LD aV CO.ft
Pruggitta and Gen. Agta., San Franciaco, Cal,,
and oor. of Washington and Charlton Sta , New York.
tOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
OU Crcck&AIIoghcny BIveriBj
OV ANU AFTKIt Monlar Juno 8, IfU,
Trnins will ruu aa fullow ;
OUTHWAKD TRAIilD.
STATIONS: 1st Claaa.
4 2
S.1 C1M.
! li
" in. p. u. a. m. . m,
Corry S 15 11 00 6 80 n 00
SunrUtmburg 6 '.'l 11 85 0 J4 10
tilnuien 6 M 11 47 6 17 9 M
('entrevllle 7 04 11 65 6 48 t M
Trvoiiville 7 IS 12 03 it 10 j
Ilydctown 7 ii." 13 IS 7 10 11 M
ar 7 SO 12 25 7 26 11 JO
TitusTille
ik 7 43 12 41 7 40 8 14 11 M
Miller Kaitu 8 02 l 03 7 M 0 65 11 It
Shutter 8 07 1 08 8 OS 7 SM 18 $a
l'ioneer 8 17 1 II 8 10 7 40 IS a
AR dio IU ll 7U IK
Pet Centre
. ib 8 29 1 28 t 80 10 1 t
rolitmMn 8 S5 1 35 8 38 8 20 t 19
Tnrr Farm 8 40 I 38 8 42 8 SO 2 SO
ltynd Farm (8 46 (1 '44 (It M 8 4 1 49
Kuuxeville 8 S3 14V 8 60 0 00 III
MeCliiltoek .H M 1 53 00 8 06 SO
Oil' Clt A 8 10 2 05 y 14 9 20 8 10
'i 9 15 2 It) 10 If 8 M'
Oleopoliw tt 45 2 38 11 10 ID
HiiKlo Hook 50 2 48 1 82 4 50
President 0 59 ( 2 50 11 38 4 6(1
TiiniONtu 10 lt 3 12 12 SO S 17
Hickory 10 41 8 82 1 20 15
TrttnkeyvilU 10 64 3 41 1 46 0 A3
Tidiouto 11 11 S 58 2 2 4 7 10
Irrineton 12 01 4 40 4 06 8 40
ADDITIONAL COXD-Ct.AS TItAIlca-aoUTK.
No. 16. TltUMvlllo 2,10 p. m.; Miller 2,60;
Floiieor 3,20; Fct, Ontio 3.3.1; Columbia
4,15; Tnrr Farm 4,21; llvnd Tarm 4.87 1
Koii8eTtllo4,ftft; Oil City S.L'o.
No. SCorry 0,15 a. in.; TituTill 8,SA
Miller Furm 0,iH; Pot Centre 9,48; Colum
bia 10,1.1; Turr Furm 10,18; Kvnd Kama
10,'.7j ItotiHCVillo 10,35; til City n,00.
No. 18. Pet Centre 1.28 p. in.; Columbia
I, 50; Tnrr Farm 2,05; ltynd Farm 2.18:
lt-niBevUIe2.0; Oil City 3,00.
No. 22 Oil C'itv 0,30 a. ni ; Oleep .
7,2.", TioneHta 8,64; Trunkey villa 10
Tidiouto 11.11.
UOBTIIWARD TRAISI.
STATIONS: 1st Cla. 21 CU
5 3 1 ll
a. iu. p. in. p. m. a. m. a. m.
Irvineton 12 45 6 06 00 7 44
Tidiouto I 28 6 47 7 JO t 04
Trunkcytille 1 45 06 8 06 18 1
Hickory 1 64 (8 15 18 30 10 44
TioneHta 2 14 6 34 8 45 11 o
President 2 8ft fO 55 1MI 11 U
Katrle Hock 2 88 (8 69 t 36 13 83
Oleopolis 2 47 7 OS 10 06 IN
ar 3 16 7 36 19 66 I W
Oil City
DR 00 8 20 7 40 11 80 t U
MeCliiltoek 0 IS ;fl 32 7 65 II 60 2 36
Rouseville 6 16 8 35 7 59 12 00 8 M
ltynd Farm (8 20 ,3 40 8 04 13 26 2 4a)
Turr larm 6 25 3 43 8 10 13 86 IH
Columbia a 29 3 40 8 14 12 48 8 10
AR 0 84 8 65 8 21 1 06 8 20
Pet Centre
1)K 6 86 3 59 8 23 1 26 8 88
Pioneer 6 42 4 06 8 SO 1 46 8 46
Hlmft'er a 5a l 15 8 40 1 P0 4 It
Miller Farm fl 6a 4 20 fl 44 2 16 4 40
AR 7 15 4 40 9 05 2 46 S 10
Titueville
1R 7 35 4 45 9 10 8 65
ITydetown 7 44 4 65 9 20 8 20
Tryonville 7 67 5 08 10 34 8 SO
Coutrevillo 8 l5 5 17 ii 43 4 10
Ulynden (8 14 (5 27 I) 50 4 80
Spnrtannburg 8 24 6 38 JO 1)2 4 00
Corry 8 55 0 10 10 32 6 60
ADDITIONAL SEC'OXD-C'L ASS THAI XB-NORT tl
No. 15 Oil City 6.55 n. m.; Jtousovillo
7.20; Tarr Farm 7.411; Columbia 7.56; Fat
Centre 8.10; Pioneer 8.40; Miller 9.2ft
Titusville H.,55.
No. 7 Titusvillo 9.00 a. m.j Corry 11.26,
No. II Oil City 11.20 a. in.; oiiavila
II. 4,i; ltynd Farm ll.,r,t; Tarr Farm 12.08;
Columbia 12,10; Pet Centre 12.20; Millur
1.25; TitUHville 2.00; Corry 4.42 p. iu.
No. 21 Tidiouto 12.45 p.m.; TrunkOT
villel.45; Tioiicsta2.43j Oleopolia 4.25; Oil
City 6.20.
() Traina do not Btup. (J) Stop on algiial,
(;) Stop for mciils.
Trains 5, 6, 21 und 22 run daily j all Oahor
trains daily except Sundays.
N. 11. '1 rain No. ID in ail KxproBS from.
Titusvillo to Corry. "
BILVKH PAI.ACKSI.RKn NO CAR TRAINS.
No. 4 Direct from P)j)idolphia without
fhallo.
No. 1 Direct to Piiiindolpliia without
char go.
No.5 Direct 1V0111. Pitttdnirgh without
elisnxe.
No. 0 Direct U) Pittsburgh without
cliaiiKe.
C. J. ilKPRL'ItX JNO. PITCAIIINi
biiperjiilendoiit. Uon'l Mauaeer.
DU. J N. 1JOLARI), or Tidiowx, has
retvtrnsd to 1mm practice ailer an ab
onee of four montliH, Npent iu the Hospi
tals of New York, where Im will attend
calls iu hi profession.
Ollico in Fuit kn Uriijf Store, 3d floor
above tho hank, Tidioule, Pa. J'.uf