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THE LEAVENWORTH WEEKLY TIMES: THURSDAY- MAY 15, 179SIX PAGES-
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FEBRfFOSE
IN THIRTY YEARS.
niTiM. Ill, Febniarr 1 1th. 1 679.
To J. C KinuBij). Iiear Sir -fcnciuwsl find
tj crruttcaies for Cliffords lebrlfuse: can crt
hi rr. an as for miwli l can sai I haw not sold anv
m-rticiti. In inlrtTjeatVexperimr. that has clrea
kuchcroerJeaUiJacaun. v.mrstrnlr;
IIEM.Y 1-JANOLDS.
FEBRIFUGE
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
. 'WnTI,Liv.XIrt,Jnlr:7. ISTt
TlffonJ'j FflmJDjre sehlwr rtt Has mrtUh
tmlvcr satisfaction, t II I. SIILTTUv.
Dealt r In LTms. l-alcta, Uu
FEBRIFUGE
SAVED.
iJunx JIottt, St Tnv Jan. 10th. 1 i71
T'ltlUnvVLmrr J'iral luie breu thmictiui i.f
SIlaila.ln all luloruis, hivini uni Kum of sues
anld-a t Tunics, Aeue nils awl Acne lids, but
nrxer Kndini iTma:iPiit relief. A a la.t rvsort I
ram iir UiSoM'sljI.rlfiiire a trial, and I tmll
ilrrm ltdiiiuMurtliat uinrrt Uitti hitv!
mlj stopi-il the(-lii:K it lias thonKiiWr eradl
cat Ud dreadf id disea from mr smeui. 1 Ivil
tnat Tirlnrtlclnf fca wved mr litr.
louij,w:uicraatuae, Jiiliar.lJOBDELL,
FEBeSFUGE
WELL PLEASED.
IM rsoro Trxa Tov 21st.lg7.
J C TarHia-., i l,kju si llacuiz injwlf
trfn affliczM during xttr fa 1 and wiuier wiin third
dar etdlls. I had ocralnn Uf u. on- Lottie of Cllf.
X.ml'.lrbrtfnirp, and am . II iJeasnl wlUi It
raallwant to Ipep If think that I ran wlllt m
last In UJs enun miry ll.vw can 1 ret It" I Icsmj
clid tenns, ic. lLictfuIU', W L. O-NEIL.
General aierrh.int.
ici trtr
nar jaxz
BEST IN USE.
II4TAM. TLt TWrvmtpM- 17th. 1K7S.
IcanafHr say ihat ( ti3nl s 1-ftrrtfni U tn
li.tAcu' tnIiciut. in umi tl4YlUued every lltiinr
before flndUii; 1L h KJJJ..
.C. RICHARDSON, - St. Lou!s.
TOR SAI.E EVERYWHERE.
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UNPUCEDEMED ATTRACTION!
Over Half a Mil on Distributed.
LouMdBa Siale Lottery Cimp?.
This institution VHt reularly lucoipora
ted b the Is-Klsiatiireof the S,lalef..r Educa
tional and Chaiilahie puriioses Jn ls.s, ftr
llir Tfnu turn.) risei Ywi, to
which contract the Inviolable falih ol the
Stale It pledged, with a capital of jl.otXMmo
to whch 11 la-s since Mtlded.iit-serve f. tut ol
Sna0 It. l.tmii! Mlokle . limber
ihm lilt;, ullj tHke tlate liiontho 11
tiHer'-aliGr jios jmjmm. Look at the lollow
ln Distribution:
GUANO 1" OMEN AUK tOVlKUr,
during which will take place ihe
IC9ih CRANK MON1H.Y
AMI HIE
ExtraorJicary Seini-Annual Drawing,
At New Orleans, Tuesday, June 17, Is?',
Under the personal suiktvIsiou and iuau
agemenl of
Gen. G. T. Bkaukegakd, of Louisiana,
and Gen. J. A. Eaki.v, of Virginia.
tIAl'ITAl. I'lllZK, 1 011,1)00.
E3 Notice Tlcktj are tn Dol
lars only- Halvos, 85. OO Films,
82. Ton hs. SI.
LIST OF I-KIZES
1 Capital Prize of 1UJJ( 0.
lejratd 1'rizeof 5,uii,
1 tJratjd I'nze or
2 Laite raizes of
4 Large Prizes of
L0 l'r.zes of
50
101 "
V00
10,0u0
Ari-KOX'MATiov ritir.es.
0i) Apnrnxiuiatlou l'rtzesol S-Vl .
100
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do
HIUH
5,i0
.5J-.:W
do
11.279 1'rlz s. nmoiintln:
to
Uen.o.T. liKAUKMiahli, ol La.
Ccmm'.i.
Gen. J. A. E ri.y. of Va. I
Application tor rates toclnbs should nl
I ilia le to the office of Hie Conipauy lu New
OriMuH.
rile for circulars T send ordeis to
.l. A. K.llll'lll.N,
I', o. Itoi. irj. rlcmiii. I ii
"AMGtiiPBOSlUif!''
THAT IS WHAT
HENRY ETTSNSOH,
214 anil 21G FIRIi Street,
Claims to be, am! he inust have more
pluck than Milton Xoble. ai Jack lly
oer,"ever dared to claim tomarkdowngiKMli
low as he has in the ollowic" price IL-t.
"Hut where would he have been without
pluck?" ''Without tuonej and without
lr Uuence, fir". He cucduct biihincas ou
the true principle that to sell goodi you
niU't be hold, ducky, and hot le afraid to
let the people lave the benifit of a bargain
when you, joun-elf, buy goods cheap, anil
can atlord to pell them the same way.
Calico, Dress styles, (no remnant.) -IVc
Calico, hhlitlni: Mjlt- (uo remnants). .
i-l Kie.icluil .Munn-
. 5c
6c
10c
lie
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las
ie
, lie
4-1 Unble'.clitJ Muslin .... ,
Corded 1'lu.ue.o cents uud upjryds.
Kuril Hchvj Tick ug....
Kztra Heavy Cuttouude, for hoj s wear.
Kxtra HeavCottonnde, torrceuS wear.
Uood Jeans all T'r
Good Jeans all colon, extra heav .......
Jleavy aii oni xueeus.
Kxtra IIavy lirowu lacking.
Good iieav i.uevioi
GimmI Gincham. all shades.
e
Good All Llnin, liali lileachtol Table
Clolh.
Good Towels IK ards lone, jkt plMN!.UV?
liiKkl Cuinhric Handkerchiefs Per piece. Sc
One Dozen Kushiuz.
15c
Fine Assortment of Lles Bows
Fine As-ortmeiit tif Ldie Lace Ties.,
Fine Assortment of Kihhon, sll shades
FlneAs-irtinentof MliuiilerStiawls .
5oo.l Whalebone Corset
fe
10
55
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aic
Mne Line or bummer Drest Goods all
Shala. '
FUe Papers of Good Pins ft"- , ,
We have joet received a fine lot of
MEN AND BOYS'
SPRING GLOTHING.
"Wlttch we are Felling cheaer than any
House in the WeeL
CALL AND BE COKVINCED.
We alro hare a full line of
GLNTS'FU-NISKING GOODS
IrHIA.'rS AlsTD CAF3,
Which we axe aelling at Sacrificed Price.
CJland&clIt, an.1 I IHll Guzrantte Sat
itfaclion. HENRY ETTENSON,
2 1 4 and 2 1 6 Fifth St.
Opposite Kirk' Grocery Store.
Administrator's Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, 1
UtAVxxwoKTU, Con.NTr,03
In the IKctaie Court in and for txid County.
In the matter of trip Estate ol
1
MATILDt JI1LLEK,
Deceesed.
XTOTICEI3 HEREBY GIVES, That leU
.1 tei k ot xdmlnlslratlon have been grant-
si to me undersinued on tne esaool alatll
la Miller, lale of asld ronntv. riMeAKAd. hr
the honorable, the Probate Court of the coua-
w siate aroresaid, dated the 26th day or
April, A. J., 1S79. Now, all persona having
culms acainsi me sala estate are hereby no
lined that they mast prevent the same to the
nudermlgued for allowance, wllhtn one year
irom the date of said lettersor they maybe
precluded from any benefll ol such estate;
ad that If KQch claims be not exhibited
. -wUhlm three years after the dateotaaU hu
r sttati M sorarer humL
lyaity?yc
FEBRIFUGE
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MIMIUS gttUlttS
THCRSDAY MAY 15. 1879.
31 r. Ilaiinon'H l.o 4.
Mr. Jolic llanro j lost another bright little
child, Klttle.on Sunday morning fiom scar
let fever. The funeral took p!ace hunday a'
ternooa. Tnc Contaur Liniments are of two
kind. The Whitois lor the human fami
ly; the Yollow Hfor horses, sheep and oth
cr animals. Testimonials of the effects pro
duced by these remarkable preparations are
wrapped around ;very bottle, and may be
procured of any druggist, sent by mall from
the office or The Ckntack Comi'ant, 45 Dey
btreet. New York City. JanlO-wlyr
Attempted Ilnrlnri.
A sntrak thief undertook to burglarize a
sleeping room In Mr. Goo. Ummethun'4 resi
dence yesterday tnomlug cboui three
o'c:.t. Mr. Ummethun awoke in time to
see the iutinder tiying to crawl throiuh the
w Indow into the nxim r.nd Jninpil out of bed
to catch Mm, hut lie wan not iuick enough
and Hie would-be thief slid drti fro-u the
porch and escajied A gun will Le kept in
tlib room after th!..
1IeaCUE arises lrom dlfTerrnt cau'es.
Concestlve Headache Is produc dbyan un
due rjuintliy of blood in the brain, to which
hUb iivtrs, robust people m.d younj women
are liable Dr. tful ' lUitlmoro l'ills regu
lutet le bowes and thus ilivtrt the current
o: b.i-.J from the brain. Pitce 2 cents
In nEeiuortBHT.
A mi-st brautiful piece ol marble work has
Just b en fli.Ii.lied, and can bo en at the
wareio m of Messrs Ilurdttte A. llels on
Cherokee stieet. It has been made In mem
ory of '.he iate Mjor Taylor, Paymasier, TJ.
S. A., und three of his chllditn and will be
taken ti is week to the family bury In.
Eioand In M'. Muncis On eh-ry. TIiedo'gu
Is chaste and eiegint. and avII! well repay
an inspection, belnj an original design by
llii, utei prising linn
Consumption C'mrtl.
Ai rid ihyRlrlin letiied from proctlc",
li.n :u liad placed in Pis luinds bj an Mis.
XuilM uiissionai tue loimuia of a slmplu
e" t tW e remedy, lor thesiknij" find pel iiia
rieni i ure for consumption, bmnchlti. ci-
arrh, .islhiua, and all tlirost and luujallec-
Uons, aisoit pOMliiennd ntdiml cure lor uilr
ous il'lillnv and ail nervous complaints.
after ii.imiil' test.il its wmuii mil curative
iHiwers in t.iod aliens of cass usfett it his
dll.v lo UiaLe It kiiowu to hi . sutleliliu frl-
Iou ciuatd ty this mo'iie, mid a lies e
U te'ieve iiuniuu sutlertu, 1 mil S4.iii,ftre
or
I.
r . lo a.l uho ilesin. it, tins k-c i?,
i i c i- - ion for pn-caiin:; and uiur
i ii 1 reiidi, or Knlisii. Sent tj
ui avslin; with si .nip, tiamiii' (his
' f i-lKiar. lf'l'm7irs Itlock,
- erN.Y. juuiO-owly
w I'
in
mi.
puts
A 2I)t'r3 i:plaineil.
!. rsceni: Mrs llnivvn, Alo hasfient
the s.i.imer unions the Wliite Mouutaliu in
sear 'i o' tiea'th, iiLd wl o stilus to hae
sear lost the wliole mountain side without
belij.! .!.l-tifindiip.iirof 1 oomlngche-eksor
an In. I, of h slthlul sklii: .Mrs. Willie, who
has r nialmd at heme because her husbnul
could u tir'd to i;ii, but whose fresh com
plixion and bright ej h se ms to ln- e caught
their bloo3it.iid b lhtnevs irout mountain
brinies
Mis. it Dear me, Mrs Wiite, liow wel
you are loo'iu! It ou will not UilDk nielm
irli.ient 1 t me gn Iioh ou Can keep so
he-utl v in this dreadful cltt" lhaeleen to
the white Mountains, e there eerv sum
mer, in ! tc ,a id I can I itctp otr the doctor's
list at that.
Mrs, v. (smlliuc)-I'li tell jou the whole
secre , Mrs a own. You reinemler how
pooilj I was last sprini:, some ilays even
elni;c.'in.ie.l to my bed. Dr. told Mr.
White to s-ml mo lo the mountains but I
knew he eou.dn't attoid It, and I Iritit r
Pierce's lavorlle l'rescrlption. Its ellects
weresomnrveluus that I also tried his Go den
Meiliral Discovery, to cleanse my systemr
In my opinion, one holt leol the Prescript ion
and the Discovery Is better tlmu six weeks
of the White Mounthlcs tar a sick woman.
haveonly b"enouto'the city aueekdur
ingthe whole snmmer; then my liutbiud
and 1 went to lhtflalo unil stoped at Dr.
Pierce'- Invalids and Tonrists' Ho el. The
b tihs and mechanical apparatus for treatli g
patients weie. alone wortli golui to see.
llesldis our accommodations were bette
than we had at Luug Branch last year, and
the druci and s"enery are sueib. Let me
tdvisejouto use Dr. I'lerce's Favorite Pre
scription, aud try the Invalids and Tourists'
Hotel next summ-r instead of the White
Mountains.
A Well-Knovsii American Author.
Ilefcirlng to hlson complete nstoratlon
to uealtli through the useot "Compound Ox-
yen,"airer m iny jtairs oi invaiiuism :inu
txhaus ion from overwork T s. Arthur, the
well-known Ann rlcan author, s.iys. In li's
Home iltgt z ac uiiderd ite of February, 1S7S:
Ui. MaiUej and 1'alen are pbslclaus in
regular stanillnt:. of I1I4I1 rrsonal character,
and above the stif piclou of ouackcry or pre
teiise. A new curative agent has come Into
their pjsesson, and their administration of
t, so tar, I. u result-d in res tonus l health
many irho hid regarded iheir ailments as
incur. hie, and In giving luckagoodmensuro
of I dili to 11 large number of invalids who
uad saiulj sought for help through other
me ins of cure" The testimony of others as
wel known to the puhllc will be found In
our Tieitlseon the Nature, Action an 1 Ke
sultsof"0omiound Oiyseu."' It Is mailed
Ire". Address Drs Starkey A Palen, 1112 Gt
rarJ ft eet, Phtladilphl.i, Pj. wit
Fortani'V Wlirrl.
(Alfred fennysiu.
"TiJrn, Fortune, turn thy wheel, and lower
Ihe proud;
1 urn thy wild wheel lliroaghsunshlue, sioini
and cloud
Tuy heel we Lelther love nor hate.
"Tern, Fortune, turn tby wh&sl, with smile
or noun;
With that wl d wheel we s not up or down ;
Our hoard Is little, but cur hearts are
great.
"simile, and we smile, the lorJs of many
lands;
Frown, and we smile, the lords of our own
hands,
Fjr man Is man, and m ister of his fate."
The next grand semi-annual distribution
of the t ouislana btate Lottery Is at noon on
Tuesday. June 17th, at New Orleans, under
the sole ntau-gcmeiit or Generals Ile-auregard
and hnrlj. The prizes niaojnt to over half a
million, and tlckeis.iretemlollars. with pro
portional IructioaedoJru to tenths. For In
formation, addicSs II. A. Dauphin, P. O. Ikix
Ci-', .M'f Uileans, La.
Jurors For llicSperlal 31 :i3" Torm.
Tne followtng venire was drawn yesteiday
torjurors for the special May term ortie Dis
trict Court aud plaee-d In the ban J of r;heiitf
Lowe:
CITl.
Wm. O limn, Wm. l.TOth, W. G.
Hevse, M..Krivudm.tn,(John B. Losekamp,
John Curtlu, John Ho-lck, Frank Oark.A.
Haug, M. P.a Iney, John Grand, George Fiein
lrg. ered Prelfer, s A. Couch, Samuel Woolf,
Jacob Stark, B. He-sher, F. A. Clmraerman,
Chris. Jlycrs Charles Carples John Berbath,
Georjo Deltrlch, Js. G. Oranam, .si.
A. Woblfrom. Charle-s N. htevens
James MeGouigle. William Bearu, Jonas
Wollman, Josepn II. Farrell, Thomas-Glaco-mlnl.J.
V. K lard. A. II. Peck, t3. J- Mua
son. EASTON TOWSSHIP.
E. K. Adimson, A. E. Prestoa, tD.O
phant.
AI.EXVSHUIA T0VVSH1P.
John Herrls, A. its Powell, W.M. Hender
son, C E. 31cKee.
IlELAWAKE TOW.sSHir.
E. M. McKeensn, Samuel Paul, Jacob
Swagler, John Randle.John Leak, Joseph G.
Styers,Js'n Itichardson, J. P. Harlan.
TOGVOXtE TOWXslItl
UlcharJ Miller, Edward Anderson, Ezra
Hubble.
suehman TDWsrsmr.
H. IL Harris, S. P. Davidson, II. W. ItheR
STEANCER TOW3Ulf.
Albeit.HofstieeBoCon Burwell.
KICKilsaO TOWSSHIl".
John Baker.
U.EN0 T0WSSU1I.
Thomas Caitcr.
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Additional Particulars or Saturday
XlshtV Tra-edy -The Evidence Be
fore tiic CoronerS Jury Arrest of
Joseph Jllancharcl for the 31 order.
From circumstAnces which developed early
Sacday mornlns In regard to the murierof
Cbarlts Caldwell at Gcorse htiobtfl'o calcon,
corner of Linn and Fifth streets, about ten
o'clock Saturday night. It was concluded that
It was necessary to arrest James Campbell,
who bad been In the saJoon. 01 suspicion of
being the murderer. The coroner. Judge
Lynch, held an examination of the body of
tbe murdered man that night. It being neces
sary to do this at once on account of the sul
triness of the weather, which caused
rapid de-se-mposlUon of the body. Hunday
afternoon another Inquest wxs Jie'.d, to ex
amine the witness, when sufficient was
elicited to warrant the discharge ot Campbell
and to hold Joseph Ul-tnebard to answer for
the felonious killing of Charles Caldwell.
The evidence Is printed Lelow, and gives
the public a f-ilr ldaof the Justness of the
Verdict, so that comments are nnnecessary.
A brief sketch of the two prominent charac
ters is interesting.
ClIAni.FSC.M.nWFLL,
tbe murdered mnu, wus unmtrried, and
tibontthlrty-flveorfoit. yeaisold. llecame
to this country about eleven years ago from
near Pittsburg, Pa., and began working for
uilr Mclntj re, on N ne Mile creek. He was
fallhfcl and Industrious ant In time, by
economy, was able to buy a team and then
rented ground and fanned lor himself. At
the time or hlsdeilh he was woiklng for .1
Mr. Uier, who formerly iiv eel In this city.
Neighbors with whom TiieTivjh ri preseL-
tutlvo conversed give him n good reputation
asasiiaare, hocorab'e. bard -working citizen.
JOSTII 1ILAM.11KD.
who Is arrested for the murder, lias Iwn
around Iaveuwoith for ubatit ten e&rf,
and is 1 b acksriltii lyprofeslon. He has a
wife and two small children, who came here
In the past jesr. He is a srirmre built,
Mrojg-1oG&lr.g lain, and has a stronji, vio
lecttemper Hesul 1 yisterelay thit he had
not. ln; to say, except that ! e was Innocent;
that he had no malice toward the man, wr.o
was a stranger to Iniii He h ls b en the fore
man ot S. L. North's v73gou shop at the jwn-ltentla-y
for about to yeais He fald
that he would establish his Innocence, and
that hlBonlytrouhlecamefroni the terrible
grief which had corue upon his wife and
nearly llslr?cled her.
The pre imlniry trial of Blaneburtl will
tare rlace to-morrow, llelow is the ev.
dence :
1 ST.MIt
I saw Ion de-ceased je-te day attern on
about o o'clock at the hi cksmith shop
and saw him about riv o'c'ti-'it ai tbuFumi
pi see, evheii ere started for home. There was
three or us tortier 111 ini'-runn -vesiop-jad
nt -iroie's and had 1 Llassof beer. I
then wer.t ncross rno stie I 10 Hamilton's
timet-tv ami stwsed half an t'ouraitd bjunht
t some- mea- and put iuehewann Itheuri-
liiriKtlto stroliel's i.nil sew the Toremaii of
the bu.'gy stiopsi the is-niientlao'Hndele-cisstsi.
"I am not sine that rntup'tell wus
tlieie Ptnr Ilo-Jexiburg was ther aho. I
'alu-d w UiMrohrl and iti-others, bin fun';
lecolhel what als-ut I staved theie alxiut
tnohr .1 ami strobeland 1 dm k two and
Ihr glasses of lieer. Mr. Patterson, t ip
sontuison of tbe i-nliei.l'irv, was tl er
al-i 1 left the store several tunes lor a few
inoineiitx sell time. I did not lietr ilU'liirl
Jy mry conversation between laldwell and
11113 of the ceiiupiny he was wnh. 1 wis
unxioiis lo get eu ilviell home aud betieatcd
me to tvo glnsses of ber. Calilwtllaitd the
leulleiitHiy lorem iu we-re talking outside
th bar previous to ttiustah'ilug.
Tiie I st lime 1 went out. I told Ca'dwtM to
iiiiu 1 nd go home; that I'd take tile team.
Ilessn. "No; Ihej belong lo me Come 111
and have some more beer " I weut to the
wagon and he came out ud sat do a u ou tne
!nrih and immedM'tely said
"I A3I CLT IN THL SIDE."
I then siw the b oo-l on his fingers I
don't know where he was cut. 31rs. tsrolal
slid to me "You had better put him in th--wagou
and take him to the doc-or." Tue
toreiuanwss 1th us then. 1 don't know
where Campbell was then, nor for half an
hour belore. e had eausaae in the ealoou
hut no knife was u-ed Knife produced
I nev-rsavv this kiiiie niir. Mrotel ant
vmeothershroiigiit tlieil-ciased lulo touu
nnd I staytd to watch his hoiM-sand wagon.
trolei reluinesl lu about an hour and Itook
the team a d drove 11 iioui ihere weie
three bisldesme lu th-wagou. I ma- hsve
taken a glass of l-cr 1th the for mau i.fte
the cutfng. We left tie fo f man at tl.e
stole Tins ociurred between iilue utidteu
o'clock.
GE0BGES1C0I1EL.
Have known thedeceasesl alwint four vears
and saw ii.m in my store ab mt 1 ight o clo-i
last evening lu oiiiiany cith tauiplall,
reirahleand thetwo Itoil-uburi lx; s BlaU
chaidwasiumy siorealiout the lime and
tliey weie all tot-ether. 1 cut some brea J and
sausage for them wilh tne ktille Lou p-o-ducesl
and left 1 on the rouuler. Caldwell
was talking to Canipliellund -aid he was an
untaliever and did not believe iu Jcsu-
CuiUt Ulanchard and Cildwe 1 were
Q vkuei.lim; aiijlt kelu.ios-.
I heard C.iKlvell call Bta'ichanl a liar.
Ulanchard has a lilifh temper auil 1 left from
Is-hind the bir losejiir.ue them, as 1 came
out 1 s.iw ladw.-l! leoving for the door,
lhanchaid was tueu fciLg the counter.
It jilenburg was wl h them. I weut for the
kiilliiiual look It mm theouut-rumt put 11
away. I did not vruich or observe thekulle
dining this time, -suable was outside the
door. 'Itie knife at this time was neir Blan
Lhanl and he wis tiexttoit I did not see
CamplH-llat ttds time iloanj Uilni;. King
and 1 brouaht fildnell into town. 1 heaid'it
said that --tri.iil-H-k.il linn whocut himitud
he said some name which I forget lieu 1
gotbick I10111 town. liianchanl, Uldge and
otneiwere In mv store. This , about
tvrelve o'clock. 1 ceas"d was pirlty In 1
and lud txs.n drink ng beer nnd wine uud
smoking cigsts du ing the night.
lite ei.LEP. I rtw 11 t knlle lu HI sue bard's
hauilsanit titok no knlle ircin lilm. aid
wel. w.lked out atone and to.d Strohle he
wascu . I how no quarrel with any ouo.
There wass.ime tnsiy wolds between Biaa
chard 1 ud coidwel.
r. Kivn.
I was at S'robei's last evening ftbiat nli.e
or ten o clock. There were imisous tuere
villi wnom 1 was not niqaaifited. Cald
wel was there, but 1 did not know It at
Cist, luanchard was there. I dou't know
Ciiupb II, or who her he was there. Meant
the iiarties talking religion lhauchird aud
Caldwell wire there, htrobel wash, hind the
bar ana I saw him hasli! couieout fiom be
hlud It. Turin; 1111 u ire then arguing.
Caldwell went out thedoor and some oue ot
the pany said Cildwell was cut, in d said he
wasdruuk. I saw b ood ou ills lingers 1
di.lnol eiammi-him then. I heard some
oueitsk him If he was cut, but diduothear
Ins reply. Theparfy were not veiy angry
ln their cotnersailuu, though one e-ellesl the
othernliar. Caldwell wbs alive when we
put him lu the va40u aud he was dead wheu
we got 10 the police slailou. B ancuard was
at -stroU 1 w lieu we got baca. home one
sslil to Caldwell: Let's go hoiiie,' aud they
weut to the door aud on the way Caldwell
raid lit was cut. Tne man you see arre-ttd
now, was, 1 think, pruseul lu ill: crowd lust
eve mug.
I riietestlmon of the two Rodcnbcrs.nexi
following, ls Immaterial lu the main. The
p-eL-e-EC of tne pirtles stthesiloon ls cor
rotorand and Henry Kjdenberg tcsUfiel
that J.e heard uo qusrrel with any of the
party.)
HE-MlYVECKS-i.
I heird or nknire bint out it fc"lrob-l'
and went out a. tl talked to Mr. and Mrs
s,iroil about the slabbing and Miobel ieiit
behlud the oar and b.ouzht me tins knife.
It was 1 log on the counter, bo said, vHhm
the reacn of an or the piny, lie said lie
had heard eome angry words pasmg be
tween 1 aJdwell aud Blajchaid, anil tie ciiac
liom b-hlud inn birand tonk this knlft
fiom oil tiie counter and threw It Into a wa
ter tank, lie did not rem -ik any blood on
theku rea-i be-threa'it.audanduiil not hear
anything of -he stsbhiu. X then brought
tie Lmfe to the ofilce.
Jamis, c larcix.
I have known Caldwell touryears. I met
lnm in taw-u ljsteveulriciiud Igolintohis
wagon with Mr. -tralue. He stoppe-d at
birobe.'s. 1 remained in mew. gou. strahle
aud Ca dwell went lu .and as they re
mained to- long, I weut 111 to bring them
home. strahle cace to the door with me,
and Caldwell swore he'd nave nuo' her drink
first. Jesus Christ was rueiillOLeU In the
swearing.and a stranger to me, who had just
come in, asked the deceased If he knew mat
lutn, Jesus ClmstT Caldwell aus creel :
-'I do col wauttoki-ow him ; he ls too mucn
ofRtjiant." The stranger said : "I elou'l
lire to hear any more talk like that." Cald
well slid : " 1 ou raised the question," and
they disputed until the lie. jmsted betweeu
them. Caldwell called lilm again ad d liar,
ai.d I (is- tbe straus,e man rcacu arouid l jo
counter and
TAEE A KNIFE
o.Tlt. He then held the knife jn his hind
snd blandished it opposite my hreasl.s.sj log;
"lo youwaLt to.takeauy sbareln thlsquar
rel?" I sa'd "No, 1 do not." He tntn luine-d
and faced the deceased aud
THKCbT THE KSIFE INTO 1IU STOMACH.
I took Caldwell aud accompanied lilm to the
door and this stranger followed, saiug he
had a good mind to give me some of it, too.
Caldwell then sala to me: "lam cut." and
asked me wliat he was cut with. I told him
with a knife, and be asSedmeUiJeet strablu
to come to him. I did so and Mrobel brought
him to town. This knlfeknlfe produced I
caunot swear as beiog the knlle used, uut
It was like it. Mr. r-tnib-1 came Irom be
hind the counter and took the knife out of
the stranger's hand. Theldtceased nnd 1
have alwajs been oa tho most lriendly
terms.
JOSErH ELASCHAED.
I live near btrobei's and am acquainted
with Caldwell. I was at btrobei's last eight
about ten o'clock and .had a dispute with
some persona there. Ibis man Campbell, I
thought, took something from his hip pock
et and kept following me up and cursing me.
There was a large knife on tbe counter aud
I grabbed It. and Strobel came Irom behind
the counter and took It fre m me. This man
(Campbell) put his arm toward tne man that
eol cut and was taking him to the door. A
Germau and I remained to have a glass of
beer, aud while drinking I heard persons
outside say:
"THAT 3tAX IS CUT."
I went oct aud fonnd him lying on tbe
stoop. I took hold of him aud saw blood on
Llin, and made him lie easier. I don't re
member talking to Caldwell about Jesus
Christ. I don't remember the subject we
were talking about. He was insaltinic In his
manner to me and Campbell took his part,
I took: up the knife from the counter to
SAVE sjYsILT
lrom thee two men. r-trobel took the knife
out of my hand 1 eentlv handeu it to him.
That was immediately- belore the deceased
went oat with Campbell. When we were
pottiBChlm in th wagon, Bidje aSktd who
I III and, be said
iar
at the penitentiary and have Un working
there for about two yes rs ilr. Jtidgo Is my
next -neighbor. This Is all 1 know or the
btabmas of the deceosis-1.
XIKEIIISCE
lwrsat Ftrobtl's last n't-tit about tea
o'cto-k and suvrtLe deceased there, too. I
heard him say h was eut and e-xamlued
him. lieaga.n said "strahle, I am cat."
fctranlesald lie was drunk. I beard a young
man with a smooth faceioid a cloth c.psay
he lived eight year w'thout work and he
lived eight years willnut work und he could
live el. ht more lie said "jes, this man Is
cut," and he (Caldwell) lay upon the door
step until we put;blm In the wagon. I sat
down on the sldewaik ard found he was not
dead. I asked 11 Ira whornt him and be said:
"Jim." I asked who "Jim" was and he
si!d:
"JIMCAMI'llFLX."
I know lilancharl aud he was there before
aud uitertbecuttlng.
JJOCTOK 31. S THOMAS
tsllfieii; as to the chancier of the wound.
He said: "Ifonnd one wound, one Inch to the
rlsht of the center of the body, a scant Inch
aud a quarter In length, Ihii anglesof the
wound sharp and acute. The wound passed
through thecartlllaseof thI-eventh lib. ver
tically. lprolxHl It, and putting my flnzer
In the wound found thecartlllage of .the rib
cut In two The wound was over four luches
deep. A great deal of blood ws flowing
iromnim at me time. 1 suppose kinieiinc
the one shown rae would mate n similar cut
totheone alluded 10. It Is difli-ult to saj
how Ion a men may livewitha piitotlhe
left lo ortbe liver cuL la :ny oplntou the
tt.ibraa-ed his death "
(The testimony of V. E Morn ful follow
ed, which elicited nothirg 01 mi wrtance.
Morian Slmmott thought he heard Ulau-
chsrd cursing and cading some one a s-noj
a li Ii larfore he went over to see what was
the matter. Wrn. L. Miller mads the arrest
of Campbell Hatunlay night, aud Campbell's
story,thcntolil,ngrees with tint given on
the witness stand. Tulsclosedlhet stimuli.
THE VJKD1CT.
STVTEOr KANSXS. 1
Lkav Ewol:TlI Coutv . )
An iuqnlsltluu holdi u at Ie-.iv. nwoith, Jn
aveiiveorih county, on Lie ilihda 01 May,
IsTJ. before m, John ". Lynch, lu'oaeroi
said ouuiy, 011 th body of Charles C eld wed,
!heiellngd-ad, by ihejueora hose names
are heieuutosno-cnbel 11 ial lju'ors, up
uutiieir oaths do so-, tLt the d e-eosd
canielo hisdeata. In our op'n on, by the
testimony submitted, from a kt if-. In Hi"
hands of Joseph lilanchaid, with felonious
lnt-nt.
lti testimony whereortiiPB.ii'1 J rorshave
hereunto set their liauda, the day i.nn je.ir
ivSo-eald.
J J. llIIll.'lN
John Uath.
Jajii:s LVLi:.
lli-vi:r tni- c.
JllbSllAVMIN
JallLsKh a.CI
o
ocit coiu:o. i:".iaiv.
KBr-siars IVIio Adopt Tramp- "IotIi
Iiti ami Fin.! out Thins-. i.ate At
tempt at Crime.
TIis Times lias, during the pmst three years.
constantly warned tho city il.je authori
ties of the advent of burglars 'Tho coins Into
the city tn tho guise of lr imps aud wl.o vMt
kitchens asking for brer.d for no other pur
(owitbau to learn the losatlou of rooms iu
a house ; bet It seems that the burghus es
cape de lection, and tho snrc-nouth tri.ip,
or poor trivoler looking foromethlug-to
urn-up,gts"run in" 03 achs-noe of vagrant j
and ls iis-ially either given a lew li urs tune
to h.no the city or put 011 the rock p.Ie as a
wirning. While nil this is goiii t.n 3Ir.
burg nr chuckles ever the result of his smart
ness, n tas an individual, but as a Micmber
olngang whoso orginizitlon was ierfected
for the purpose of taking vdvnutagu of tie
"tramp" excitement to we.rU, into cities
wheie s;meuf ti.em are not kno-n and give
them a chance to "beg" from house to house
until a "rich strike" is fonud. A'ler that
all Is clear, within u week or tw, the hou-e
tint lias bjen "-jHitte-d ls rubbsd; no one
think-of course, about the smooth tougued
and p ihsps good-loosing, tuouh ior y
d erased traaip, who with a profuu-al obels
nuce, t ok the sandwich of beef uud bread
fiom tue gentrou ladj's hand and afttr
leaving the g-ue threw it eontemjituously
into the street, with the remark, "a dog
wouldu,t eu-. tnat." Yet that man ls pio'j
ably tbe same whose form Is seen
sulking abiut at night inn ditiereul dress.
follow 'ug his profession. Alter a good haul"
ls made, he either puts ou first class cloth
ing and ls lounil In remote poit'ons of tie
clty,tn'kingio.ittcsaud advising people as
to liow Iheiri.reni.se-s can be impioved, or
he, with p'Ui hat and vails?, t,tcps ou the
first tiamlur his hme In ICtitsas Cltyerr-L
Louis and spends a lew weeks with bis
"pals" uut 1 ihe "last iiEair" blows ovtr.
laughing me-tnwliilo at the poortrampsvrho
hive to take the blame, aud congratulating
himself ou his success in Imitating the class
so well. sev era! Instances where members
o: this class of g-ntry hnvebeen nt woikare
known to old tietccltves Who have been In
terviewedou the subject.
tueu: WoI.K.
I.t't week one who was supposed to be a
tramp visited a residence in the north rart
of the city and asked for lome breakfast ; he
was given a saMlwich. He, unlike the
others, wauteti some.hlng bcttr and begin
to abase tbe giver, hhe promptly a ppllcl n
iIilcoi scalciiug water to his fa:e and got
rid ol him. He was a tall, slender young
looking man dressed lu dark coat, and pants
and h tdr.n a clain white shirt. He ! ft,vow
lng vcuteanceuu tho Louse and nttempted
to ma- L. the gate posts when he 1 ft LU vrss
previ-ctcd bj a passerby.
IlXl-illlATIONf.
Some ot tho sure-enough wcrk of these
c i-n. rs h a bteu Iietetiforo me-ntioneJ,
speeU' y the a tempt 111 ..iV to enter the
boo e of Ex-Mayor Ummethun, 3!ouday
mornlcg at J o'clock. The Intruder was
compelled to leavo without gathering in any
booty.
AT UOS. ISO. A. HAMIF.ItM Vs
at the corner of We-t Saventh and Chi stunt
streets is another Instance, where the work
of the sneak thief was attempted ;
nnd it was one of the lioldest lu the criminal
of IM.enworth. The facts as nearly rt
could b- lesrned were as follows: Al out 3rt)
o'clock yesteid ly morning ilrs. IJnlderman,
while lu bed In her room, was suddenly
awakeneii by asiuht noise, and, on opening
her eyes vr-s horrified to see the form of a
man etandius near her bed, with atiark Isu
tein in hs band, the II, lit of which was
thrown full on the b?d. Tho sltustlon cau
not be belter described than Ly Mrs Halder
rnan, who stated the following to a reporter
yesterday this afternoon: "I had no light. lu
the rocm and the light from the lantern
caustti rae to awake. The man stood lacin;
the b d and Lestw tint I wrs awake. He
stepp-d toward tbe bed and in an Instant I
said
VTIIOiSTHAT''
in a ton 1 vol.. Ho then .starte 1 away BLd
In some manner escaped. I arose and cried
murder I'sev era' times and finally aroused
Ur. Jlnsey, who made sestrch for the bur
glar, but wilLoat tiled, f usuilly have a
pistol In my room but rs we were cleaning
tons", t very thing wes lu confusion. If I had
a weapon
I JCLn HAVE CSD IT.
! thought wnen 1 saw him standing between
myb.J nnd the nursery that hehtdbeen
there-, and 1 was much alarmed. His en
trance to the room ws .certainly by means
of u seletoa key, for the inside t'oors, lam
sure, were loc'sc-l The man looked to be
about si: feet in height, very slender, ard
was dressed in datfc clothing; baJ oa cither
a tight fitting i icket or had no coat ot er bls
vest "
Mr?. HaiJerman says the his missed noth
ing from the liouse, but thinks that her
timely 'racing sav I her front considerable
loss, ano proba'jly death, as sho has no res"
slu e Id.-j. ot h? intention of the intruder.
A -sore 'ItilBg.
Dr. Hunter's Upeciflc and Injection No.
sre wairauted to cure Gonnorniea, GleeUCor
dee. Strictures, Disease of the Kidneys, Blad
der and Urinary organs of males and fe
males. Dr.Hnnler'sSpeclCcNo.2Isa sure remedy
lor the spermatorrhoea, bemlnal Weakness,
nightly emissions the loss of power, caused
by self-abase or excessive indulgence. Price
01 Dr. II uetr's specific 52 per bottle. Injec
tion, SI (er bottle. -ent ev cry whare by ex
press. Dr. J. Dlnsbeer, sole proprietor. No.
115, North Seventh street, bt. Louis Missouri
bend two stamps for treatise. Curo guaran
teed or the money refunded.
Iheo. Esrersdorff, AgeLt, Leavenworth,
Komise. mayUjoJAw.
TTue First Dona KlTca Itellef."
Trial Bottles Dr. a Wayne's Compound Byrar
of Wild Cherry, 25 Cents.
Ths distressing coagh, which threatened
serious results. Is quickly cured before de el
oping a fatal pr'moL'ary atlection. For all
throat, breast and lung disorders Asthma, or
Bronchial atfecliors. Hooping tough, Livs-r
Complaint, Blood bDitl.ne, Ac-, no remedy is
so prompt and ehec.rutl as "Dr. Swayne's
Compound byrcp of Wild Cherry."
"1 have made use of this preparation for
many cars, and it ls proved to be very lell 1
ble and efficacious In the treatment of severe
and long standing coughs. I know ct two
patients now in comfortable health, and
who but for Its use I consider would rot be
living. LSAAC S. HEKBEE., M. D.
btraustown, Berks county. Pa.
Price Trial bottles S3 cents: large size. Si
or six for $5. A single 25 cent bottle will oft
entimes cere a recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk or life.
Prepared only b Dr. bwavne s bon.PbilA
delohla. Sold by leadlne Dm rlsti In l.env-
) en worth, by Arnold A Hunt Campbell and
aeuan-. weaunoinnE
Way Will Con.
Allow a cald advance In your system and
thus encouraje more serious maladies, such
as Pneumonia, Hemorrhages and Lung troub
les when an immediate relief can be so read
ily obtained; Boschees German Lvrup has
outlined the largest saletn the world for tbe
cure or COughs Colds and the several Lung
Diseases it is Dr. Boscbee's famous German
prescription and is prepared with the great
est care and no fear need be entertained In
administering it to the youngest child as per
directions. The sale ol this ls unprecedent
ed, blnce first Introduced there has been
constaoit Inereaalnir demand and vlthnnt
aslritlereportof atidlriretodoiU wortc la
way ran. auKyear
irDrnarlctM
UNteH,
toUxtrmUi
seiasae
M.-&r:n.l
--?Li4
"-riTi-S-s'.or:-
HOUSE AND FARP.1.
Sprinkle pulverized boraiarourdyonr
' Sink aud closets, and, you aiII eooq be nd
J of cockroaches.
Cool nights as we no"v have, and the
middle of the day hot, 13 a raattsr to ba
well locked to, for it u very evy to take
co'iL
Do Not Wash Itref.
st. Louis Journal.
"Should I wash beef before roasting it?''
a younrj housekeeper aks "By nn means ;
if yen do you spoil it. You eliminate
from it a great part of in beat and mojt
valuable stihstance."
WVifj'it-s
Ooeqnart of 11 jar thrown Ioofely into a
measure weighs one pound ; one pound of
Indian meal put in tbe same way weighs
ODe pound and two ounces, and one quart
01 hue sugsr shaken down, but not packed,
will wci,h one pound and 3 halt.
Tomatoe.
I Kansas Spirit-)
Wherever in small gsrdenj a few toma
toes are set out fcr family ue they fhould
be traice 1 tin 03 some fort of trellis and be
kept from trailing ou the ground. The
fruit will be better for lio2 thus lifted up
and the vines will bear larger tomatcej.
A t'oturort Clieaplj' Obtained.
Ifcxcharge
Supjxwe you pi tat a fev tree.s alon; the
highway; they will get half their stiten
acce from thij road; thevwill furnish grate
ful shade; and by and by they will make
pests for stringing wire or other fencing,
and when fully grown will tw valuable for
fuel or timber.
The Increas-.
The April returns to the deprimi.t
Agriculture, Wishr-iio , steiw Uit t
acreage of winter wbt-a' js tt lit "1 p
cenL greater than la-t;esr. 'Il.tsioiea
is due mostly to the trsi.f of spring o
ing to fill eoiui in the West and North
west. Kye hss lall.o fl ' in 4 jtr cen'.
in arreige, and is als.ut 4 ier cent, bilow
the average.
To I-s.tt-oj the Cahhasc '.Vorni.
cor New York V ir d
"For every hundred heads of csbbnge I
take a triarltr of a round of black pepper
ami put in a Lo: large enough to sift oat
we'l. uo into the patch mlore thetletvts
offand pepper 'he cMbbtge well. Two or
three tinier will he f nlG -ieii. Tl e vr,icis
go tbroiifeh the haves aod eTc
IL.nrii:s Ilslr-tt-t.
-t. IjouUJouira!
I.eracn and orange tircture may b" laaile
i- j'ollowe: Jleraore tbe yellow outside trith
1 sharp ku.le, and .ut a riad of each into
a bott.e with enot:r:li of slcahol to cover all,
cork tight ard when the aicihol becomss a
bright yellow, pour it off and botlle, closely
cork:ng St. This makes a pleasant llsvor
in?, and by economizing your bits of orange
and lem. n p. el you can a' viys keen it on
hand.
Iteep Clean.
lor. St. Iiouls Journal.
A source of illness, is the filth allovcil to
accumulate around dwellings, such as the
hog pen, a b?dly arrange! privy, the flop
thrown out from the kitchen, either of
which may breed typhoid fever; while the
the whole three combined will be sure to
keep a family, in cloca proximity to them,
sick all sum me r. Dry earth, leaf ruculd,
plaster of Pins, or chip earth thrown 01
tlie.ecllen-i7e rests will not only aborb
the gases, but if properly handled will Le
an excellent fertilizer
Horticulture.
Kansas Farmer
Oae jrincipil reason why we have so
few orchards, so few girdens of small
fruits, such mere aloies for vect.ible
gardens, and scarcely an attempt at tl.iri
UJlltire a id ornauientmi 1:1, all over the
South and West, lists in a great mcapure in
the fact that the average farmer is led to
Ielieve that thre is rorceprofontid mystery
in this hrarc'i of rgricultnre, reepiiring
l()3g years of exiicrierc; and study. This
however, is no more th? case th in in the
cultivation of the Eoil with reference to
any crop.
Hon to Cook Iteans.
t.or Chicago Tribune, 3
Siak a quart of beans over nigh. In the
mi-ruing turn away the water from them,
snd put them into clean, cold water to boil.
When boiled quite teLdcr, skim them cut
into your baking-dish, stir into them but
ter the nz-of an ess, a little salt, and a ta
blesp ooful of inolas es. Then turn over
them a tescupful of rich milk, or enoti'fh
10 just cover the beans. Done in this wj.y,
the top Iieans when done are nicely brow n
ed, and at the same time remain soft and
ere very nice.
An .itmeiil.
Cor. I'rali ie Farmer.
While I have not the elighte: doubt
that great cliuuti chau-.t- have tcuiand
sre now going on all over ilie'e plains, yet
I cinn'it but regret to sea tho ru-h of mi
grants beyond what is now considereil the
preent ws-ttrn limit of agriculture These
emigrants evidently do not stop t" think
that i takes time to produce climatic
changes; that it is only by rolling the tide
of emigration slowly forward, keeping a
so'id front to the foe, and leaving in the
wake evidenc-s of the struggle ot piom er
life in starting a farm and making a home.
.ivvtet Corn.
HC.ms.is Spirit
We are of the opinion that farmers neg
lect to plant this excellent, prolific and
easily rai-eil food plant very much to their
own disadvantage and loss. The best din
ners that we have ever eaten have bjen of
good lioileil sweet corn. It is so eaily
raised, and by a succession of plantings at
intervals of one week can bi so long con
tinued through the season that all who
love this cheap and nutritious and palata
ble food should be careful to providcit in
large abundance for their babies. Mcst
farmers have already probably pi ante a
small patch of this esculent, and we advie
them to keep on planting till the middle of
July.
Annual-.
ICir. Abilene Chronicle
This cla-soulowcrs are so numerous and po
beautiful that a very lorg article might be
devoted to a description of them, but our
object is only to notice a fev that are very
showy, End arc always sure to succeed and
afford satistaclinn. These are only six in
number, r'.zi Japan pinks double pcriulac
ca, petunia, pholx, drunimondii, verbsna
and dotibV zinnia. Wo have grown them
here for the last seven years with good re
sults. The? are just the flowers to make a
tine show late in the season when other
dawers have Lded, and we are c?rtaia that
nothing can look more gay than these, when
the flowerless teaion of the yerr ap
prosckes. To Cure 'iiL-I.itIii.
.Prairie Farmer, 10.
Crib bitirg is a peculiar propensity,
which is icgarded as a decided vice, be
cause, when the habit becomes confirmed,
it is attended by very disagreeable symp
toms. In highly-fed horses that have little
to do it is often the result of an idle habit
Although it might do no mischief in a
slight degree, it must be remembered that
it is always increasing by little and little,
until in time the most insignificant be
comes the mt determined cribber. The
simplest way to cure (? a crib biter is to
do away with the manger, or to cover the
manger or any object against which he has
a chance to crib, with sheet iron, or sheep
-kin with th woolly side out, and which
taay be smeared with aloes
That Why Slit- IMdn't lfuy.
Exchange J
A little woman, with considerable anr
(y in her fac, was. searching the Central
iu irkt yesterday for flowers and seeds, and
n of the seed-sellers explained lo her.
"Here are some of the nicest climbers
you ever saw. If veil take them they will
caver your houee by July, and make it
look almost like roaridire."
'They will, en?" absently replied the
woman.
"Yer, they will. You don't know how
they will improve the looks of your house."
' Bat I won't take any. Jat as soon as
they made the oil hosse look any better
the landlord would come around and raise
the rent on us. I guess I won't buy any
thing but sunflower seeds and a stalk or
two of catnip."
Sweet Potatoe,
Kansas Spirit.
There is no root raised, no tuber culti
vated, that yields better vegetable food.
These poUtoes are easily raised, will stand
a wet reason and Tield largely in a dry sea
son, and tbeysometinies grow when the
Irish potato fails. This was notably the
case in the drought of 1S30. Those who
are most successful ia raising them ridge
op tkeir laad ia rows some fonf feet apart
aa4ttta aha dst fro each
to tiller. Tuscan be prevented byllflins
the vine-i when ih?y sre lound as they rnu
; 10 w ts&iLg no:, ine average cts:r, and eiplatne-i that aitcocgn some
of We-t ixra'is---to the Bore exetu 1 Kvnp-rri:Trvl rponle mitrht oeetn snei e-
vie id
inly
sure cxip tv .sur. re, cr.y calu7aIeJ.
t 'iieken Lois?.
IPoultjy Wcrld.1
Chicken, when first hatched, sbou'd vt
be hurri.'d out of the siltisg-cest. Fur
twenty-four hours at least from the time
when the earliest commence to show tbem
Belye, it is better to leave them under or
with the hea-mother. They need no food
for from a day to a eiay and a-half csnilly
The food for two or three dys after the
chickens fin-t sse tfci light should consist
of baked com C3e, mixed half and half
with hard boiled e'c and the whole finely
chopped.
loung clucks iat lrom the shell ure far
too tender to digeat corn-meal, which is a
strong food at the best, and rerjuire rome-
Ihtng which is milder and still cottn lung.
Some of our very cet bieeelers ure dry
wheat bread crui. or stale breed ; tbi is
broken tip fine, scaldei', and then freli mlik
poured ovtr it.
Stis-ar Meet- and C--rotK.
Root culture, syi the 1. aal oVir '.ilrr,
is one of the most proansiog iuaovations m
our whole f-rui "Jr u-i'iij. Xo other pro
duct from an sere of lnd will suppart fo
much live . cfc, produc so aiucn mea',
mutton, w ' ' -,irk, lard, or manure, as a
welt g-owari.0. c-or; fid ot all tbe root
crops the sagar-ueei ls ucet nutritions.
The large white Cal-jimn carrot is tbe
finest ami most jirod-icdve of all kieds
grown for feedinx. lta habit of growth is
somewhat tiecnliar, sa that ose third of the
roots grow above the jroocul. The color is
white below and green above.
The Frencii fancier are bow fe-tKs-;
their poultry with boil'td and teamed car
rots, e- necially when f itt-nin for the mar
et This rjt d :i impartartrctiliar
ilivnrto ib- 1 i .-ea. y relished by epi
cures. Tt-ojjsx! ' istlas
iN . o.k Uoiaeatead.
PiaDts fhcu'J b placed in s hoi- filled
with water, and the room covered with Ihe
dry dirt, f hey will d wilt when set in
this way. Dig the Acles nrst,anu carry
the water along iu a pail and Tour it in.
setting the plant as soon aa possible. The
wat:r at the roots will keep the plant fresh
and green, and the dry din around it a!
the surface wi'i kep the moisture from
evaporating. We ret a lot o! cabbage
plants the otiier da,. in in hot eui in this
way, and ru. horse mauure around them
Not one d.e.I er -iUeJ. Tomato plants
grown in h t beds a-e general!-- tall, slen
der things; tbe sho lid be nt in the Fame
way and bail ovr so thit the etalks may
be covered up v. ith soil, laviag only the
heads out of the grun ). This is the lay
ering proce-a, and vhei th-ts set they will
lo much Letter ; ncw roots will start cut
from the stalks or stems, and the plant will
not be knocked about so much by the winds
or wilt so taii'-h.
Reef a la jin-le.
st. Ixjcisjcriru.il. J
To make beef a la mode, choose from ihe
round of beef as large a. pitco as ycu re
quire. If you can get the i econd cut, lard
it with fat bacon, either Ly making incis
ions with n sharp pointed knife, into
which pijh ihe strips of bacon about ahilf
an inch sqiare and two or three icenps
long, or pin .n strits t ilia same dimen
sions with a lt-rdioz ne.die, make several
incisions and b.L tLeui ;'i h a savory 'Ires
sing of b-" 1, in wi ' h there is a 1 itle
chotc-ips: , .oIt. it with 1 be same
skewering 1. e.. i-:her; tie it in good
(turn vi.l t - ... 1 .1 me pieces of pork
in a ...t, , ; I wiiju J nd to a crisp take
them out, ia 11 the Nvi and turn it until
nicely browned alt ovtr, ti.en add ecareely
enough of wtr toe ver it, with a large
onion, twoctrrots slieid, adc-;ti clces, a
small Iiuceli of sweet h-T , pepper and
(all; cover clo ely and suw s!oly four to
six hours, accoretinz to siztr. The water
mu-t have bj'ied dowc to make a rich
;,r.ti , and car1 mast hi taken thit it do 1
not burn; it may be thirkeuci fl-gMIy
with browned flour if desired.
Kinsius Ku'.hs.
New eat: nJ JTime".
Very many aaiong p- ftssional breeders
do not knov li w to r.r g a bull with c3e
to the opTa r aod a r. iuiainm amount of
pain to the animal. When we were breed
lcg cattle e ud to have a simple straight
iron punch cf 'he same calibre as the nog
to Is; u-ed. lh aiimal wis fastened be
tween the i - hi -i in the usual manner,
an! al- bv up aror.d the horns, passed
out in 11 e Ir 1 tc ur 'y round a post. A
piece "( ' 1 was tajeie-d to hold cat-st
one t'.d of the ncatri'. ihe punch was placed
agaiut 1' e i-j.posi e s'de, a sharp blow with
the hauojer againsl the punch, and a clem
cut was made, the ring incrted, fastened,
and the animal operated on never seemed to
hold a grudge on account of the in'ertion of
the jewel. A scratch-awl or knife is a bar
barous implement for driug the work. In
breaking a buil to leatl never use a harsh
pull on the nose. ls?t h;m know that he i
permanently r-rd sec ire'y.fwt except at the
win 01 trieorv rate r. A touch oy an a'tend
ant from b h'n-1 is oet.erthan a strong pall
in front. The animal must tc taoehi. not
forced. The best horsemen now train anii
mals I hey used tr break tbeta. Trac
ing is a goid wo-d ato for the education
of stock bul s
Ii ov. .--"- - c.ooel tlnttcr.
1 . r " 1 rn cr, 10.
Tne 1 :vea . ! rra? wi;! put ever? fann
er's wife in mind of the fact that there is
slw-ays something new coming up in dairy
ing. It may iu all snnmpd up, as wehave
time nn! agia stattd, in the following pre
teptf: its stt-e the pasture is cf the best , and
that it contains a variety cf the swretest
grasses. Do not change Irr-ai winter feed to
spring pasture too suddenly, and, particu
larly, do net um out yocr cows too early
to thift for tr-erisaives.
I-et the ej .ioe be dra by quiet per
sons, whe!i - nue n- female, at reguJar
timesnijrci ,' -.rd . vearni, knewimr al
ways -3. I-3 mill.tg is cood jctte! as
e'eanly as it .s tjaistly.
Know that the uatensils for hoWipg; the
milk are cf the beat (!-su-tnlion and alwr-ye
scrujiulously e'ean.
See that the milk is perfrctly cooled to
free it oranimci cslur. V thermometer is
an absolute rec -si'y In all well regulated
daries.
He sure the room for e tiling milk is cool,
and m it may bs darkened at will.
Thorough ventilation is one cf the go'den
rules in dairying. Ihe temperature of the
dairy room shculd nevr be more than U0
degress', nor ier-a than 40 degree--.
bkim the milk as soon as the first indication.-!
of gelling thick from Iopper are
shown. Tj-i t!e crcm slowly into the
jir, aor-stir thrron-''". y -shea more cream
11 added. Keep tne receptacle for the
cream coo", fn m 'A to (Si degrees, and
cover with s -n- fb-. th-.t will keep out
minute inse".', asd a: the -n'e time iliow
access of air.
Churn when tie cresai is ripe, that is,
when the cream i sour, every other day in
spring, and every day in summer. Do not
allow the cream in the churn ti ri'e much
above CO degrees. Do not churn too fast.
There h nothing gained by seeking to
bring the butter in a few minute. From
20 to 30 minutes is about right.
Good grass wil! make pice colored butter.
At such tcasoo, when the color of butter
is pale, uic c 1 ring cirefully. It is Ix-tler
that Latter
riti cr light than a dark
yellow.
When the 1 :
churning t .
brine : v n- - -,
firm t 3.1 -rji :
from ib'te u . .;
' r iits ia granules- stop
i. or. 11 cold wster cr cold
v ec -?h. to bring it to a
. i'o net tslt hesi!y,
i ri h -.e ounce cf salt to
a pound of bjtter i tc- 'gh.
Pack in li?st clean, -weet packages - 11
to within a half inch of tbe top, cover with
a clean cloth, and arM brine to fill until
solid. Keep it in tin coolest place yon
have, and there is no reason why you
shcu.d cot ge: the top price for your battsr.
iVohax siryitAcr.
Eil rart from the Proceedings of rLe
sl. Lonf- Contention.
lb'. Louis It r a; lean. Iff.
TIIE S , IT fVEJClK,
Ths hall was utterly iandequate for the
acomrno-!atio3 of th- mnltitude who were
eager to pay an admission fee for the privi
lege of hearing gnolbex entertainment such
ay those of the two previous evenings. The
first event of toe evening wis the arrival of
Mrs. E.izAbeth Cidy Stanton, whcee ap
pearance had teen "cag'tly looked fcr all
week, bet who had been delayed by a stage
coach accident. Saca a shaking cf hands
and hogging and Harry -vUer ied her arri
val that it seemed as though . the police
would have to be called in. The ladies of
the convention WL-e ra re -radiant than
ever, the immen?e success of the week hav
ing evidently raisA1 their spirits to an in
ordinate degree. It w3 oaeariy half-past
eieat whea thev tot- throoeh witk their
u tae rtaaoroi
.--' 1 f ''
rS oce I k I !tel. They are a ' ii a nnDsrliarnentsrv. "in the prcsejce cf
thfn they took their tesis on the platfoim
amid grest ajiplan'e. Mr'. Minor took the
t!' cresidenf, it was essentiil to the cirry
inj; rot of the evening's programme. Miss
1'lo'je CogzIdj cime forward triumph
antly WAVING A LETIEP,
which she reid. It was from President
Wahl. of the Merchants' Exchange, and it
rtiiue"!ed her to invite the Association to
visit 'Change at noon to diy. Taking no
p-.ins to hide her pleasure at this expression
of giiod will, Mis Conzins referred alo to
the iact ths.t the Fair Association had ex
tended an invitation to visit theZ)ozx,
anl that the Mayor had been rer-nested that
the Mavor famish cirnases His Honor
hid fsited to responJ, and she now moved
that the invitation cf the Merchants' Ex
change be sccepted, and that the Awocia-
t'nn, after viniting there, take carnages
thence to the Fair grounds, and she felt
err -in that tHc merchants wonld nit allow
the carria"p-drivers to go unpaid. The
rmt'on carried amid coaeidtrab'e merri
ment. She alo read a crrniBtin'cition from Dr.
E'ioi. Oiaccellor of W. lungton Universi-
!, invitirjg the A-oeiotion to attend the
art Kfctttre of Mi-3 b;ht mmaclier, at Msry
It.slilu!e, on next Monday evening.
A ritrSENTATION.
Tii? chairman then announced that Mrs
Thompson of lediana had a few remarks
to make, and that pprlar snflragift t tep
pl forward with two magnificntb-sktls
oftijwers. Addressing the audience, the
said that when, the evening bef -.re, she ap
peared on that platform, her first utter
ances were bissrd, and preprly so, becnus
th"y wr ZEisumlerstrod ss being dispir
sgtog to the ladiag workers in ike caue
oi womta snfirsg. lut she trusted that
he- tocsne would cleave to the roof cf her
mi'J'h if ever one word was n'tered by her
in dieparag'Tient of the Doble women
whose life had mlde hers eo ejsy. She de
sired to svr a few words to the fit hen of
."si Louis ct b-hlf 0! ihtir daughters, and
she then proceeded, fi'st to urge- that they
give their g'r'e the training whira would
bmk them ir.depau icbi 01 c rumsiacces
I in the matter of earoiag a Hvelihcod, and
J thos. bv mikme it feeuunable, remove the
taint from a'd Temslc lsbor; ami second,
to pay 000 of the most elcq oent tributes to
tie leaders in the tufira-'e caue that ever
sum in paid to woman, and to ask that the
.laus-Vn j of the land be taught something
as to ,he holy debt of gratitu le and honor to
ihtss womea who b r thirty long years have
fought a grand fight the more grand ba
cauee it was blmdleas gcd have endured
ridkaie aad s-ifenag 'hat the girls of this
sent r it Ion tu'ght have an opportunity to
fulfill weman's mission. These leroiae.
greater than .un Clav, our I'inckcey ard
out Webster, have their resarl in their
works, bnt heir.name will be bright in
the h'stories of a century hence, and wil!
be held in revcreice by the women of that
day. A'tT mentioning the leading fig
ures in the list of martyrs, she ment-oced
Lucretia Mott, K.izibelh Csuy fcianton and
Susan ii. Anthony, and none, the tail, had
prac.i'ed more self-denial, or had put self
under foot more completely than the last
muied. Turning to Miss Anthony, the
Hroaker, with a tremulous voice which be
spoke the sincerity of her expressions, pre-s-nttd
ihe tl wers in an address that was
8 MI-iY DEAUTIFTL,
bringing tei rs to hdndreds cf eve'. The
testnuouial e-pi-saed the love aid restect
of thousards of noIe women, she said, but
wsesj-ecie'ly the cffe'-iug ot Philadelphia
a..i St. Lr.uis ladf-t.
Miss Anth oy, with tears utieaming down
her ch'tks r.e, amid tL'aaderoUH ap
pl .use. When she could control her voice,
sb- said that it was unfair that, expecting
ber to speak, they should br:ag such afrene
as this Lefore her. To demonstrati'-..is ol
griitude she was a stranger rnd she did
cot 1-now hew to behave. If they had
thrown stoties, or called hanl names, or
said she si onldn't s eat, or tint her speak
ing 1 1 won-en more h.'-m than good, or
tl .' 'tie ought to be bun.t at the stake, or
h hi sa.J anjthipg aga'nat the cau-c wnich
sh- h-id bsentrying to serve forthirty years,
she would have known what to say in le
turn. PLe hoped they world not expect an
sppropriate rcknowltJgenieut of the
.deruocstntioD. To add to her trouHe here
C3me ii-zsbe'h Csdy Sianton at the last
moment, smi!-!g s though (.he had no c
cr -ion for a-iologiis ai'er ilisippointing big
audiences all werfc. This wasn't the first
triek of that kind she had plaveJ, rnd
Mi's Anthony related iti counterpart as oc
ctirrirg in New York in 1ST:! the anecdote
bjing most amusing. Then the lady en
ttr d upoD her powe-ful lectureof "Woman
want bread, ard net the ballot." ard for an
ii hi and a La'f there was a 11 w of logic.
san-asm and hinicr, that commanded the
adnira'im snd intensely tleliglied the
auuiecce. I; would be impossible to give
A rAIK ABSTRACT
of tbe lecture in the space available. Suf
fice it to say that its general iurjoe was
to anov that a disfracchifed class is a tie
graded class, and that tbe only means for
e-ommaptling respect end working great
reform here or in oilier eountr i is the bal
lot.
YA hen the tumultuous app'.-vi e had died
away that rewarded tbe able bcture-, it
was renewed bj the preseutation of the
beantifal, benignant-looking old lady, Mrs.
Stanton, who probably s'ands at the head of
the female lecturers of the world. Mrs.
Star '.on spoke for just three-fjuarters of an
hoar, and during that time the attention
was; aluolu'ely painiul, so eag-r were her
auditors to catch every word. Her address
wan of the pathetic orde-, and was the
crowning event of this week of extra
ordinarily good things. Uoth men
and women hd tears at some cl
the powerful p'cturea which she drew
of the wrongs which needed righting, ami
her ma'chlesa boists of eloquence, with l.er
qoiet, imnre-sive delivery, compelled the
mi'ititade to the most extravagant burs's
o! applause in spite of their desire to ke -i-the
chain unbroken. Ivoce in tb.i vit
hall escaped 'he ca;l! l'ing effect of her
words, and it was l.e general comnent
when all was over, tha. b:. Locis hsd nit
in yean, if ever, witnessed sura a complete
tnomph tl eloquence as this.
At the conclusion, some re3-!u(inn of
thanks to the cit.zens, theprcs, iiola! Bar
nam, the Fair Association, Merchant' 1 x
change, aad others, were read by Mi-s hos
ier, and adopted.
It was announced that the next ('.inven
tion weald be held at Indianapolis next
May, aad the convention adjiurned.
LXCIHIi: rSICATKIi.
alarK Twain's isrothcrtIu !co!sttL.
Iowa, I'itt lat of the rrclijlerian
I'emmniilou forllercsj-.
Kol-ct.Iowa, II snatch lolhe Chicago Tri
bune, :2
Orion Clemens, a brother of "Me-k
Twain," was publicly excommunicates!
from the W" stminster Presbyterian Church
ol this city th's morning, having been tried
and convicted of the charge of heresy. The
charges ami spec'ficatiocs were as follows:
1. Cimmon fame charges Oricn Clemens
a memlerof the First Westminster Pres
byterian Church of Keokuk, with having
publicly delivered in said city, on Monday
evening, May 5, 1S79, a lecture in writing,
wherein he disavowed the divinity of the
Christian religion, and attributed it wholly
to man. Sp ideation 1: In that he denies
in said lecture, the pretence of the super
natural in the Old Testament Scripture).
Specification two.- In that he denies the
doctrine of the Chnrch that the Old Testa
ment Scriptures are the inspired word of
Gvjd.
2. Tuat the ra:d Orion Clemens haa
avowed scntimenie contrary to the funda
mental doctrines of this Church. Srccifi
cit.'oo 1- In that he has denied the divinity
of our Lrid and Savior Jems Car ist, Sfci
fication 2: In that he has denied publicly
the sactity of the Sibbath day.
The lecture in queetion was delivered to
a small audience in this city, last Monday
evening, coder tbe title, " Man the Archi
tect of Oar Keligion." In it Mr. Clemens
averted the last six commandments in the
Dtcalogue to be moral rules always prac
tired by mankind, the eetttng of which in a
form of words was like naming a river or
mountain ; that inspiration is simply a
higher development of thought in a special
direction, or ii a dream ; that there is noth
ing in the Old Testament indicating a be
lief of iu writers that anything thought,
said, or done in this life would affect the
condition of the soul in the life to come ;
thit
AERAKAH WAS A UX ASD JIBE WOa
IIirE, aJoring the CanaanitLh gods at Canaan
it'-h places, in Canaanitish ways; that
Melchisedckwas Cauaacttish priest and
king, and priest cf the sun, as the gol
meant by " the Most High Gcd f that the
smoking furnace and burning lamp de
scribed in Genesis xv., 17, were symbols of
three god;, the ion, the tree, and the
planet Venus; that Abraham
rlrirririiil ia I . shasi. t - wmmm MmJ in Ihav I
Mr,Mr,M mlb, iae tree, aad tae.aesWeas u tMaatt
vswsv av vvskchi. saa swsjbd v:tasjra-sTCm IV liasg
b-soty ; that the tnrtle-dove waa a symbol
eflovo and beauty, and sprirg, and that
the pigeon was a symbol of the life giving
powers o' nature, and the life-giving gener
osity of their salute.
tiie AtxrcsiD
appeared bsfire the ?esioo of ibe church,
Ja response to a cita i 50. f araishid a syn
opsis d" Lis le-tare, "id expressed a will
iognesj that itsnoe'd I e i-uboiuied as evi
dence under the fpte i -t..ts L'pon this
and other evideLce the Session fouctl him
cniltv of the charge of !ifey. and ordered
tnas he lie exconninnicattd. The order
was carried into execution at the c!o-e of
the regular service this morniog The pas
tor, ihe .Rev Dr. Craig, preached an able
and eloijtient sermon from Kom-ms iv 21 :
" lis stimge red net at lhj promise of Gcd
through unbelief, but wi slrong in faith,
giving glorv to (rd, era! being fnlly per
suaded that what He h .' pr. ruined He was
able to perform." In t .ire rf his re-ma-ks
tha speak r ieJ Jus hearers
aeainet the fatal conjifpiences of chronic
doubt and wavenrg. At the conc'Bsion of
his sermon he rtid the crderef the St3-
sion, ard pr;ccetled fa f jriaal y xcommtl
nictte Ihe accul.
uticura
HUMORS OF THE SCALP, LOSS
OF HAIR.
X-o-sor Hair in tlionHaniN of ies Is line
snttrti tut-iiine form o MMlntiiHeHM.". !cv
pnt I.VH rer cent, o; w luunlHr of la d
uenils mletit b cover t vrtt.i liuir Ov a Jinii
ritKW DMt O tCTX CKl. M-lNt. t llTstlT
R. tOAi. Itiit,f iuit- M-.tiVtsvelias
ihemiNviiu c .vi lii, its jrtiei fr .:ucrU
by man. It Winttlinnsi la Uv irutrt seni-e
oi titwoni. Alto nerb8 eoiwQi ni'x
lure or ffOibODoa. . -. oot ti it, r , itA
pf,.'esis x tne ps-cl o ninliCHl ptop t.isiliut
s-nabtc H l' curt : it-tiiijr hi ii hciy ci
jjs-ttH. itilliiuf bh irritate tiie mii.i ami
ht.tr u jut iiii tu s, cau-stnti pmiiaure
rwijnt s... . it. um ;ir.oi tne tr-.uuKA
ICe-oUVkn- iti 1 j itv ttiv oil ail Hut&t
tilan-iNor th.' ln of crofut-ucs huiuor of
it v blooti and Inrure perniaiifiu curt.s.hD
taken In wnnm'a wUa ihe ou w.iru appii
cauoa o- -vuticuka.
SALT RHEUM AND DANDRUFF
Cured Hint kcvrral Bili)fciciniit Iincl
failc2 to f rvai ucoNtiiIl).
Messrs. Weeks A IVrrcxsr ('-nt-trn I
h'ie liuit ttie s-alt HlituTu mi 1113 tirj.i and
u 1 ttiioiuh my iiittr, hIo tu) nry it-s for the
px-t four 3tars, Imiotr tutlurrtt exceodint;ly
vr n it. TU- Uamlnitr fahiiii: fruni mv tiir
w 1 try auno Jutr, I .ub4U.itd Movers 1 IIs
I r.iM)-d ti K iaD-4 in lesi.'-U to It, aud
i .e tuKen in li iirtXTiptioit an oiderrd
t t dnt not Iluti any cure aud but littl-rr-
J e . I WHHto.it i$ ni.iiiy j.t r-iim Thotiae
t e -4it Klirtim. iiii wuo have Ltn UsK'tor
d lor jeHithal tlirre vruo rmo lor it;
tuat It ws tu tun 1',om1 atM.1 J . oa'd always
hriolt,und X vasMiruovt .il lo msirt?
with ttitii,uu h frnil w- i'rd mt to tr
Ctrl ike, muV by our Ilrm 1 iul, aud
to iuy HMfntIimeiit. ia Jts 1ii three
weeKs. jny hfuii whs tiitlrt.y 1 s oro all
r tit ithemu and l-u.drutT. aud I unote
any apiwaramo of ait Itajfiim.ou iuy jer
6u. j. Uiluk it a uoudcittil remed.
llebrciinliv your-,
(r-nKoK A. MClt-UR
ruinssiorni. X 11 ivi t;r is.
HUMOR OF THE SCALP
Tlint wiM iloirojliT f lie ISuircurctl
with oue box ol it lltlKl,
Mtn. WrKs,i Potki:: (.'n.ti)im :-I
waut to tell vou wiutt LTiirUh 1ih- done for
me. About ten jmrsi,u ia li.itr ueau latl-
lnout. cm-ell tij luuuut ot iul cai. I
t.iHti ariou-i renieillt--, ti taiiueious to
lOffititru, without relief, lintll I beau lilntC
C s.ricui:aV,onebox of utiictiiiaHeutiie.y tared
iueand new ii.ilr ih ieiLtitn toirnw.
K Mctlulty. SIlLi.". J. UiMr.
hot V. LKESr,( ii ir u. , 111., ov.ll. IS7S,
We know liieuUe I- n irve.
.MAU. RTOLMt,n:V Jck--on-St.
M1W i'.A. iiKW, Il HI.T.INM.
SCALD HEAD
tor ii:e Veart cured lien nil tuber
Itciuedies'l cited.
Jlrssrs. Wi l.s A 1'otti n (irtittcnt'n -Since
Julylistl tae leen us i; jour i LTii niA
tor cald Head, rod it has curt-el me wheusll
mi. Heine llntl hae taken oriiluu 3eais
did iiienogfMsi. 1 auiuoA usia it as a hair
dressing, hut my hesd is well, it fceeies the
u.uriii eri- iiicocunuiimu.
Yours trulv, II. A. It tYMUXD,
AmlUur J-'ort Il'iit,!, JacLmnA yuiuu H.H,
Jackson, 3111 11., Dec. Zj, I3T3.
TheCcnccitA Kcmfdih-s are prepared bv
WeeksA l'otter, themlsts aim loms;alsl, tB
UashliiKton Street. Loston, and are lorsale
uj- an irriuKisia. l'rlce ot luticlka, small
leoxes, 50 cents; larae boxes, couhtlnini; two
ami ooe-naii limes tue quaintly or siiikti,:!.
IE!stlI.ET.!t ler bottle. I'lTICCItA SloAI,
2 cents; b" mall, o cents; llnee cakes. To
cents.
COLLJ
.3
Instantlv-thev- hinKh
Pahi and W eakness.
101TAIC
nrrTrjs rouse thedorniant 3lus-
tuuicitf irt 1,11,, -w iii hhm.
.STEB
ul. lie the Liver and Kid-
nevs. euro lvsnei.ia.
inu ts-ioo, i;iii'oilseoilc,lr imps anil rains,
Itbeiimatism Neurnlsta. Sciatica, U'. al;
-pine. Weak and rsire Lunirs, C'tiuchs and
Colds. Weaic nick. A-rueaud Liver l'aius.
Mire TlaliiK.
Dr. King's Syphilitic Remedy ls warranted
to cure syphilis lu the prtmar, secondary
and tertiary stages, and lu all Its varied and
complicated forms, anil will cure the worst
CH-ses of venereal dist-uses; cases which have
resiMest the treatment ot the most eiuuienl
piosicians 01 Aiii'.'m, it cui'-s itie hrst
staei 1 1 ea'. . . . -s In a 1. w d s. It
cures ulci rs lu tn-1 1 i'N ns, itat,! -id,
armsind lig., so , 1 11 s ,11 t e b. i.-s
and joints, swi II no j.. i s, s p iilitic rhn
m ttlsrn, etc.. tu a s i it i.iu. 1-rict Uvedol
lars per packai. -ill eveiuhre hy ex
press. A treatise 00 sexual disease, free.
nt mallt-1 for two -1 raps, bold by llr. J.
IMnsbeer, 115, North Sventi street, St, Ijiulx,
3!o. Cures zuaranteefl or t.te money refuod
tt. TIict). henutsrl', kent, Istvenwonh
Kansas. rulleod&wlyr
"WrrsT KvEiivniiiY i;hji-ik.s" a eioon
C'atiiaktk ami ATi-hII.iois 3lMiirisif,
Kepyour liver heulth, end thus ward ott
many ttistresstue ctiiuplalnts. hy iisIiik
swayne's Tar and Sarsajiarill.i l'ills " L'ures
s.ek tir nervous headache, tlizzlness, billous
ntss. hid tasie In the mouth, dyiepia, 111-wa-d
plies, ail complaint of trie slomnch
1 id Ixjweis The act tifntly, without any
p n or gripine, at.il tlo noi leave Ihe tsiw Is
c -ive.as is the trase w ith iuau tiiher pnr
willvs Prep-treil on- b l. Swtyne A
" m, 111 adelpn a. and soul a - ccnis a box
tkv ipa''ui ilruiralsts. Seild at wholesale oy
s. e.r lit st. Druggists, and retan by
t anipneii ,V Kendrtck- wed-frlsuiiivw
ill-JiksLli-l
7ilftN
The Most Wonderful Health nesforcrs
Known to Medical Science.
CURE BY ABSORPTION.
wm externally. TIia me.itrln-.'ire taken
v (.H (Mires of thPikln,thTihyrtwh uetti
of thflLwaeatonrr arri-tInii'rr.r--t
ffTfCtnally than any mwlltlii takii in
Tfvt-rslfitorcan'lin UVnifct ttrteJif
f 1 Cindiof ! . 1. 2,an4 3.
Nr. 1 Fnr ( lillU V Ir.ir, lrln.
Tlizclitt, IS 1 1 loukiifM, Slrk um!
.Nfrtoii- HVn!..rIi-. and all ntlier d i
icfrcma rirpltl Mirr. TliemttTfrtv
r i:i, mm! I'urllirrfxtani. elv-itrr-u f
t t reat and U bl..tatI lrlre vsmo.
. a For Imnl" A-wMtUue nml Ir
rrjnitnrl I !. F.tlllnc Momk Leur irttut-
V mui and tbe many otHtr lls to wb rb i
r- al are autiject: enrtcbo th bloorl. rtJr!iI
1 if fcrct oni. anl sir-irthen nakly ucl
tit-llralf I puinln. Irlee 1KXOO.
. 3 tnr Kitlnrjr. Splnr. nnd ntr.il
flrr airrlIoti. Ilriiclit IU . Iii-.-trs.
Jaiue r Mrnk I lurk. Ton-" p
.t l.tyan-i rrtton-.itn.r.or lr 1 1--fuL.no.
If Trmr1nJiytst U-i not kep !! llH
I RT1 i: I'.iS." and W.ll not K-i n
fryott.donot lt film palm off f.lhr wort blr
Imliatlont but nI tbe prinj lo nn in alitttr.
aad wowlHaiall tLeratoyOeX. AUJress,
E. F. SNYDER & CO..
lt:t If. 4th St., Cincinnati, O-
1 ten
o-Kkii?8?
C s
uiliMK
J ;" 5
""EifiHi-H
so3 5lS
rai e 5 3
l-fcs-ilJiif
Be ye Like Foolish.
"For ten j ears my wile was coafiaedto
her bd with such a complication of ail
ments that no doctor conld tell what wa
the matter or cure her, and I used up a
small fortune in hambu? stuff, fii-r
months ago I saw a U. S. Aug with Hop
Citters on it, and I thought 1 would be a
fool once mere. I tried it, but my folly
piovtd to be wisdom. Two bottles cured
her, and she is now as well and strong a
any man's wife, and it onlv cost me two
"""rs. Ki ve foolish. Ill W, Detroit,
M'L.
IH YOUK BLOOD PURE
Sow this is an Important question, foi
without pure and wholesome blood then
am tar no peaiin.anu witnout
GOOD HEALTH
ife Is a mere burden and a waste. r-oH
impure ou-on tue oesi medicine Known 1
Scovill's BIcod end Liver Syrup.
r Compound Pyran nf Stirinsla andSir-
sinsnl iu Iiisanold time tried ami trn.
lteiuetl , attd may be Implicit'- relied on
WHKN" EVEKYT1IINO ELSE FAILS.
Tate it In the Snrliic tlniee.sneciviv. foi
'he Import secretions of th- blood inci.
lent to tliot seasou of the jean and take
AT ALL TIMES
('or Cancer, Scrofula, Liver Complaints,
i iseaKi-cvs, ians. aumors, swellings anu
he thousands Ills that come from lmDure
O OfMl.
I0IKV F. HENRY, CDRU.UT & CO.
So'a l'roprlctors,
3 COLLEGE PLACE. NEW YORK.
Meyer llros.t Co.. Aire nts. St Louis.
Vrnold Hunt. Attents. Leavenworth.
dkKtr
H3W TO CIT THtM i fiskst p" ' . ..
cr.a f e ,.!.. Im rWs- copy f K aaaa. Bctle !!
ttcadV 1 Jrtt Lnl ComdMloacr, Ssaaa. ksau.
ShenfTs Sale No. 91.
1)IBLIC NOTICE: Is hereby givn that
under and by vlrtne of an execution
issiietl on a Judgment rendered in an action
ii tbe District Court in tbe County of Leav
enworth, tn tho State or Kansas, wherein
3Iary K. Olsen is plaintiff, and Dennis Stoon
ey isdefeiidaut, to medtrected and delivered,
1 will on Mond-iy, theii.thilavof Jlar. A.D.
is; I. at loc.'iH-ls p. in. of that day, at the auc
tion room of D. A. Hook, US Delaware street,
lit thectly of Iaavenworth. in the county of
Letvenworth. In the Stateof Kans's, offer at
nub lo sale and sell to the hlehest bidder, for
cash In hand, the fol'owlnjr described per
sonal property, namely: One stove, bed
stead, bureau, chairs, table, work stand, tin
safe, louuce, clock, etc. Said property has
h en levies! upon and Istobosoldastheprop
erty ot Dennis Mooney.
iiauii mis iotu uay ot Jioy, isro.
r.U. Lowe,
Slier'irof Leavenworth COnnty. Kansas.
I! T.tiKEEX, Attorney for 1'lalntlir.
SiiRE YOURSELF!
Tr rtnriinntn'f TfrrtvM Cuntl la warranted In nr.
rnaiirntly rur all furm of lprvtiMTk or kVaalul
Woafcas, (as)tral IViVtillj, Imflvmrt. tie.
acJ irrt'rr
UH rr, ana bnnffa Xmc. tn li
ik fa I ,134 ol
tfum Ni hare trtrujTrU It br aeTual csrraac or n ii prscs.
ttrr. in flkMil t tu to awsirn Wtsrka bne. Thia Ktirtlr.hrh
baa brrn uavU or Ur. Uobanuan in hla rrivata orartm fur
over thirty rar. u nevrr known u tail In cunnr ma
liiw tiuuM i-siv ii Etvrs riuiiir twi imparu t
rntnr
1th wufMlnfuI rtlssrt tt t
i UMMtf I
t iiuilellsvaprtl men mho
lk.nn brjuntl Cicirjrars. lu Inviratinfrproprrtira
ar Uit at unre. osinr men tufftriiiL. from th eotttm
qurm-rs of that lrrUfulIr tiVatrucUT habit of S-If-Abu
can nae triia mnliciar with tho ajauraiic of a
pet-sir am
, amfrlaa
rxuntMAr w. The patariit Klin ttrrnsth amfrlaa
t..t ..( ........ . . 1 1 .1. u-at . . .
swia irthln.r artel lWalinx toma and anutlro to tbe i
u ru twmina. vcawir anu txrttalra ducti. imptrtuitc power
ana tone and mtorin thrm tu their natural ta, the nmo
at ii trie baneful habit hl nerrr been InJulfetl hu Th
minet.enuani'BinipIe prolQrtwna of Dartre bajk. roota,
twrili-t etc., ami ar a peciiic fcr the shore diaeaaea.
twitice. t ire lUan. aent wfta ftiil diiTctloQi. ttr-.tt
rr aiMreta. For aaia only at lr. f. A. Hobaonan oAre.
N x Cl North Fifth atrrec. btrtween M athtn.n aveoue aoli
(jtxrn atrret, vt. laouia, ilo. ktabliaheil in lC.
OJlr U.-TrraiUo tpelai DWaaea," which rtref a
clear Ir.inratinn of the nature, rauaea. TTtiptorn. mean ot
rure. etrof MULl-i. M:911AL WEihXLSH.Ertattl
Ull 1 .- I.t a . - 7 " " "
K asa.aai m aitj suuins uyuu rnriin ui vise; Hsunrj,
MARRIAGE!
V Cooinf nearly SrOpaff
DoinervQacofTaTiiif ,!-.
v-w errrU vhica thai
SECRETS
married andthoa eonrem.
itatiD2 mimut abotaU know
low tn eure daaraaea. llatMW .
red olRecDea. Sent atrcial
taea ei ror-0 rent I moner ornoataz tamp. 1 Addraaf
. Oslkuuo ajt UX ilnh hUect. at. Lbqu.Mo
1r
"'lIHTSIawl r
sjLiiriiun riiLL
ijlGr tLe ne!T n rr of vrmlaal Waknes, Lout
- Jlinhrstvl, i'rrmaturr Hebility erfoaaetat
liepontlrnrj. infuMii of Meas IrerMoa to
variety. Iefefti?e Jlrniorj, nnd all DlMtrdfn
Hmuzlit on by Serret llalIt ami Cxrees. Aay
Iructt Lai the Inrftlleat. AJJress.
DR. JAQUES dt CO.,
130 WMt Sixth Su CI5CISNATX OHIO
Dp. Whittier,
17 St Charles street. St. Louis. Mo.
A C: ar rraiaatt ef two Vedkal r!e. fcai b- !-
tu t in tee cpoetal txatmat cf all Veneral. 8exu-tl
a .avUroaic aOiseaptri thin 5y atSer ra cuoiaBb
wn .rittrta&ow(aaillltilrai'1estkBow.
lyphit.t. Gcnorrhcea, Gleet. Stri.ur, Or
ch.u.. Hernia, crfsutturo alt Urinary Uu3i
9iJ 3ypln.ttic or p.rcuriit afTecbstns of t
r02t. tkin OT b"n-. aro tretl with ttotraCeU
m. . latett tcfiul39 rtwrtri Btlj, rnrau'r
1 a rnrtatorrfca-a, Sftxuat Debility aad Impel
"f T, tU4rariltf Self aioIo ytk, eraat eiuee
i - fcjrjeri,cretleretwesj ani wHtk prcJuco so
T toltwtto tTc; nerrtMt-bm. 'uUaaJ mitesa
le. r,oJnntaritdef.Uvcatne (itsieovtUt
fc -ralt-aldr-car areiaMtnfcutorwtef f-riirf. eonT 3k.
if . lew cfavs-xiat power, av. r&1enec maniac
rr t peroruslaiTinr.arvTBDat!oarri. Faptie
a 4 re.au..: l l b 'V1 itt H'J -Tt---?
la eXi ttasa. Cnatnl'a-iB tt oCt cr BBt
free t tl lv itt. a ft teal. t.v cr ai.': I3- ca,t r,t
V a It la laconie&i-)i.t to "Ult ta eile lr atie t.
e- 9eeaabee-ansb; eti-retrmt Ier&eriw Cva
- curartai.whedttbteil'iUUbiaavrut' I
ft ftjij:iA.lLwIl.il. BcatUea, li M. i i L
rampMet.to any sddrti. for Two Ctimpt.
1 IANHOOD " J?onrt.!o-t,st,'!"J
OKANHOOD f.'XSSZZZ"
a.:trcUeCalltbre9.for30Cato.
Ksnrood and VVcnanhood m Garmaa, boOl
t C3lh9i-t llfujlratoJ, IS Co nil.
lilAKSAGE 1
2130
TIXE
I-I.ATK3.
t GUSD.
Yum t?ct!i aa4 tilt tnfilcc. BealedforCCa.
C ex t f i,oi4 ja rlcturva, uuo to In; wjiasw
t "iwlns. jecu: "a bo may marry, &.
I Ter a vCarrr. WlvottarryarMaoboM, Wl
I 4. !kil-I dieee. Tteffr-tr Of cliby 4 vt
1 i,hclL7.IItvw!iraMtarltaiijaMlrrv v
" t 1 ijirf x f KsTro!! aa-1 naor nrt. Tt
i. .1-' or ootats-nr'ansr mrruc abmli tA 1C
xi arallV nji-rac .las-rtfr-aiT. huaaa aa wn
r-ealesa oa,iiMMU Iw read by ail aUlt pf m
t so lockicp.ttUM arolorioat.aaUewr.af
ro-rticUrr tt tattaa tha cream or jnedlCAt Iirw
a orp tl-v,Mff"ilw-Slna'rtle,n
t yr;cu3iJiiHacaeftU ceriitatiEi
ae i.tatymaU. Cbpet rrArgita tt AavrUa-
b. sU"M.uliisaaiaaal,
DTI. WHITTIER,
en
St. Chtrlet street, St. Louli, Mo.
a m"1 " awaraawwawwaarTsw
1 R. WHITTIEK,
(Ul St. Charle. Street,
1 reits all forms of Veneral Diseases, Semi
rul Amissions and Dexual Debility, it
ai paralleletl succesi No matter who failed
tail or wnttjpamfhlet or consultation free
Can refer to the medical profusion in all
Kir of the CounJ7 V
PROF KARRIS' RADICAL CURB
FOB SPERMATTOEHCEA,
XI IK
"SEMINAL PASTILLE'
A Valnablela'lBceTerw
ar4 New lputue ia Ma
-I erenrst aa estirel.
w aisd P"iUe,jclTe-t
i tve Ileaiy (sith peody
and r-errnaretvX Cnrs i
Seminal Zmiuiona ft
Iopotencybr the only
truo w:y t!z; Dlroo
111 rt)a r TH.lt
Arsllcatioa totheDfiB
fpti neat of ttelMtae.aetirijC bp Aborptlcii.andexer
tn? ti .pe-ii ,Ssiff nn tie Seminal eaiclee Zie
olatory Ihieta, JToatrato tilacdaful Ur thra. The aa
ttte fmedt f atende wnh a paino'lncosareB oce.
tt i qiteklr diss-d a d b'orteiI, prvdneiaxaS
ims:eJie aMrtiW and raatoratite effect wpua the
Cat and aerrou r.aa.iati'j wrerked from ce(f.abua
Bd -eaa. atoppin the drain rrm te tjatem, reato
Inrth- mind u Cea't1 amlaound memory. i-e-mo-rtB!
tie r.mn-aa "if Sirhf. Uerron Deb-lity. Confualc-D
efldsrf n A vera on t-a 3 octet jr. te.tc.and tMapp-'ajv
Le of p m..ur9eld x wai r aeeompanyiaK thU
trou ", ai I revtsM-lnx perfect Cexoal Vlffr. where Uhac
been tt rifiM teryear. Thia itile of trealment fea Mood
Urtrlin yry eere cas, anl It mv a prooowated
f teeeaa. Prtaija ar to ruueh preacribrd in thrae tronMea
ard, a satiy can N-ar witn. to. uh but littV II any
fma firwt 7refnol aaeaae a!iC iie Prefa'm
L P-os-t .hsraimat Mttit9pnfj rj-rauaa
tee hf f wl! rireaailafart on,. D,rif the ettjaa
y-ar at it .a !- Kenerai , w harr tr-raaiMl
! ala!a a to iia value. aiMt it ! now eaeed
ed ttf tte Ud. al Pr".faio-i to be the moat ratyma.
mea rtdit'0ed t reaehlaj end nn;thu very pre
a evi tfHthe t iai it we 1 no an tube the eaaae utiilok.t
r.'rr t-vva mtT arfl opott whom trtoacka prey with
the rtitw riaf rumt and bir feaa.ZW Kefnedjlpt,t oj
tn a r-ea x, etioi-jt ( tat a monh. and aenf m a plaift
finT iy mai) -atel fjr S3 Twt boiea. fetafiteieritU,
Hfetta as nrtaneitccreaeiaa mver eaaea) JS Three
miX- m t.ry ttie u muath. i lp em sfa. ad
rea-o-e v.j r r.In tie ortt eaet J7-FnHDIE.CXIOW
forfi,i,,-eriiWriyEACH tOX.
(Send fir a JVer tiee 1'amptet jM'tl Aaatom'eal
X art-aE-fne.wh.-hwi. eonviaee tha moat rpticat
tliat tAey can b reatored to prtct manhood, asj B
8t-tf5rtiedut eaaf lite, am a It aerer affectod, W
eetaedl9raUoptonyore.IIdOSLTbTthe,
HARRir REMEDY CO. MFaCHEMISTSA
Market and 8th. Sta. ST.L0UIS.3
BOOKS :P.TILLIOrV
vmrnt
A n.wari.lrMahlfUiillulatoWcil-'
lockUlpoMta'elythe bet pulirted
with Chtpterf on. A tmuprt "
t.l Kvulaa-fa at lrfln TT. $tClaW
I I.ry in woman. Aariee to orwwrwoti,
ii'.i..a..ail'lt. r.ldu!Uirn
!.
.TF.l:J:Jr.TrtJ lli:.handandWiJ,UUbaeyaadafam.
iniilalUl-q mon.coinpared.IwiiedilMiiUtollar-
... ( .....! (?itfU-tiIiaia. C
tnfclt.eoSeiieorKTrolurtuoi. la efMsmals.
(a, loiwtiiuod, vyiiusiM.-i ----
Law of le.re. Lezal rt!it ol inamed woiosn, HutnM
reesehar t. Women. ticir cism sad ti eaaaail. etc.. tte. 4
bock .r pneit. asd coDialns:. re ar, or33UM
wita lull Vat ta-raTlej. . br tuall. teasl tor SO u.
ib.1 i uoiiurv v.t.i-. "si. i
jostt isl ticir t3u ar. Lie. eu.it anqujay
etc imlmi marrz. toum" r brpr. f riX
. ... ..J.1SH fo. Ih nwTtJ w.vl
dieea eee j eame alxe, eeer CO pla, CO centa.
"Medical AdJce,n -tare on at anho-M b4
.,,'Ts'i.7.7r ail three IVwka.l. There-
kqo naze awl over 10O IllliatrmXtena. nbraciBC e
thjur on the eenerttrte ryttem Lhat le worth knomlmf
dentin alngrla vo!anief.oreoiopletelaoce,ltelrlcBa
Manp, silver or -wirrency. fittm antaor urvitee rnaawria
two. and tetter are prwpCy aaawrrvd vKhawt chorva-frj
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