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flE LEAVENWORTH WEEK1A TIMES ; THURSDAY, 15, MAY 1879: SIX PAGES.
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Strong Testimony From Hon.
(ieorge Starr rs to the Pow
er ofltad way's Heady Re
lief in a caso of Sci
ic IthpumatiEni.
INo. 3 VAX Neks-Puice. New York.
Da. Uadway: With me your relief has
worked wonders. For the Ian three J ears I
nave had frequent and severe attacks of sci
atica, sometimes extending from the lumbar
--&lonsto my ankles, and, at limes. In both
lower limbs.
During tn time that I have been afflicted
1 nave tried almost all the remedies n com
mended by wise men and jooN hoping to
find relief, but nil proved to be failures.
I hive tried various Kinds of baths, nun
ipuifctiuns, outward applications of lini
ments too numerous to mention, and pn
scr.'ptlonsc.r the most eminent physicians,
all o which failed to j-lve me relief.
Ltstl-eplember. at the nreent requestor a
friend, ;who bad been allllcted as nusein, I
van Induced to try your remedy. I was tin n
snflerlm; fearfully vlthoneor ni old turns,
lo my surprise find delight the first app pa
Uou nave me -as. alter b. thing and rurblnt-
nep..riaC-ciel.liavtU!-thelliiibtnawHrni
el-iw.crraied b- the iiellei. lu ashoiltlineth,
jm u p-sx-d entirely hwu), although as I
have, s.lghl i-rlodical Hibtcksappnucilu a
-Imtise ,! w.ather. I know now now to cure
injMlf slid feeI(Ult-iiiaterot thesltuatlon.
KAIrYAY" REaIiY RELIEF Is rov trlend.
I never travel without a boUleiu mv vailst.
ioarslroly, C.KO tsTAKK
BHEUMATISM,
NLUKA.LGIA.
DII'IIlEIiU,
feOJ!E THROAT,
DIFFICULT BREATHING,
RELIEVED IX A FEW MINUTES I1Y
R ad way's
HEADY ItliZLvIJEI?.
F--r headache, whether Mck or nervous;
rutumallsm, lumbago, pain and weakness
id tbe back, spine or kidneys; pains around
tee ller, pleurisy, swelling of the joints,
pains In the bowels, heartburn and pains of
all kinds, chilblains and lrost bite, Kail
way a E,dy Reuef w.H arturd immalidU'
ease, and It continued use for a lew davs
erlect a permanenti me. Prut- So cents.
BADftOTMY BELIEF
CUBES THE AVOIlsT PAINS IX
From Ono lo Twenty jlinutes.
NOTQPiSHOUl?
After rwiding this udvcrrtlmeiit uttxl any
oiie
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
fiadway'3 Beady iieliei
IS A CUBE I OB EVERY PA IX.
IT WAS T1IK UR.ST AND Im
THE ONLY' PAlhi REMEDY
That Instantly stops the most excruciating
pain, allays inflammation, and cures Con
gestion, whether oi the lungs, stomath, bow
el, or other glands or organs by cueapplica-
III rrom Oue to Twenty Minnies.
No matter bow violent or excruclatinc the
pain the RHEUJIAT.l. ld.ridder InUrm.
Crippled, Nervous, Neura.,-lc, or prostrated
wttUdlseasuiuay suBer,
BiDMuEEADYBIilEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
-ntlatnmalion or the Kidneys, intlamma-
l.tionot the Madder, Inllamiiiation of the
Rowels, Congestion ot the Lungs, -sore
Throat. Difficult Urculhlii;:, palpi-
taliouol the Heart Hysterics,
Croup, Dlpthena, Catarrh,
Influenza, Headache,
Toothache, Neural
it-la. Rheumatism
Cold Chills,
AgueCtlllis,,
ChilbUlus and Knist Mtrs.
Toe application or theKI.AUY UELIEFto
the part or jiarts where the pain or dilllculty
exists will allord ease and coinlort.
Thirty lo sixty drops In halt a tumbler of
water will Una few moments cure. Ckahi-s,
wwi. tnwAii, jiftAiutii, D1UK J1KA.
auok, HiAitnotA, iii bt.iri.i, Colic, Wind
IN TUG lOtt'KU., aMIAUblTUaAL I'AIS.
Ttavcltrs should always carry" a bottle ol
KADWAY'tS KhVDY KbLIUK with them. A
lew drops in water will prevent sickness
tram change or water. It is belter than
French brandy or hitlers as a slim ulan t.
Feverand Ague.
KtiVEK AND AOl'E cured lor fifty cents.
Tneielsnola remedial BReiit in this world
that will euro Feverand Ague, and all other
Malarious ICillious, hcarlet, 1 j phoid. Yel ow
and other Feer, aided by HADK'AY'S
PILUs, so quick as I.ADVAAVo I1EAUY
KKI.IKK. iliy cents jierljoltie.
WtMi giuiss
TIIUBSDAY. MAY 15. 1879.
HonrtN Fori:erjl)oUj-.
The Postmaster has received twenty thou
sand Uolars1 worth of United States ten dol
lar c itlflcates. They are sold at par and ac
crued Interest, In sums of from ten to oue
hundred dollars.
m
Itral F.statc Trnnrer..
The following transfers of real estate were
filed with Register Crowder yesteiday :
Thomas Morgan and wife to John M.
Lang, lots 17, 18 and It, b'ock t,3, in the city
of Leavenworth, tl.CW
A. A. Higlnbotham and wile to II. B. Max
well, the northeast qunrter of section 36,
townshlpT.r ngeil.
tfuitr as sselisltlle.
The m dm; ol smell of the American IVople
is quite as ensltlve as that of nty country
and certainly, when this faculty Is tutored,
Ierfumes may be made In America as excel
lent as those tlal ccm from abroad. Judges
of line odors credit Dr. Price with nice taste
lnjlhecompounllngof his Unique Perfumes.
2tdiw
IHcd.
Mr. John Hancon lest his eldest son, Matt.
yesterday, who bad been sick with scarlet
fever for some days. The little boy was aged
stx years and was uncommonly bright and
promising. Three more of Mr. llannon's
children are seriously ill with the same
drei-d disease. It is a sad affliction upon the
fjtherand mother and they have the sym
pathy of the community. Ten years a
this month Mr. Hannon hurried two little
glrlsthdiamcday who died of scar!et fever.
The Iabor lustioii.
This one of the oldest questions known to
political economy. The warfare between
capital and labor his been goin: on fcr the
1 ist 4, CXI years, more or less, am' Is raging
For bad blood take Ilosadalis, the Great
Southern Ilemedy. Warranted to cure aW
sciofulous humors, eruptions, Ac , and
r.nforrin the I.au
The M ayor Issued the folio win; order to lite
Marshall :
(XI Thos. Monlight, Mcrthxl tf tlie Oly of
jjcixtenuxrii .
You are herety dliectet to ccrry out the
provisions of ordinance Xo, 919, relating lo
the sale orilquors.
You will disregard all orders Issue 1 by the
previous administrations or acts of city olll
clals, wlit reby persons have been ixrmltleil
to k II liquors, (in direct violation ol the law)
without a license.
You will cau-e the Immediate arrest of all
persons found vlolattrg, in any manner, any
pail or psrts of the said ordinance.
The police lorce under jour chargeare ex
pected lo le diligent in the discharge of
their duties without repectto persons.
lt(lKcttully,
W.
M. FOUTE.-QUE,
Mayor.
Ir. JtiaciAva v'is
narsaianluai fissolyent
1 HE UHfclATliLOOD L'UEIFIEU
CIIAXGES AS SEEX AXD FELT.
I hey dally occur after using ;a few doses
1. Hood spirits, dlsapiesrauce of weak
Iiess,anguor, melanchol , iuciease and haru
liesa orheshand uiuscles,etc
2. strength Increases, apietlte Improved,
rellsti lor food, no more sour eructmoos or
waterbrash, good digestion, calm and undis
turbed sleep, awaken fresh and Mgoious.
3. Disappearance or siKits, lilotche-s, ilm-.
pies; the sKln looks cltar and health, the
urine changed liom its turtnd and cloudy
.pearauce to a clear sherry or amler color;
Water passes freely trom the bladder thiougli
the urethra without pain or scalding; lime
or no sediment; no pain or weakness.
4. Marked dimuultiou of quanlty and
lrequeuey or imoiuuiary wcaKenlug dis--ihorces.llf
affllcled thai wivi. with tim r-r.
taluty ol iienuanentcure. Increased strength
eimuiusi in the secreting glands and luuc
tlonAl harmony restoreu lo the set eral or
gans.
5. Yellow lince on the while of the eyes,
and the swarthy, sallrou appearance of the
skin changed to a clear, ii ely and healthy
coloi.
6. Those snflcring lrom weak or ulcerated
luniisorlubercules win realize great beucnt
la ixpeclorallng Ireel the tough phelghin
or mucous lrom the lungs, air cells, bronchi
or w Inn pipe, throat or head: diminishing the
m quency or eouah; general mcTease strength
throughout the sjstem: stoppage of uljit
aireatsand lsilus and feeling ot weakness
around the ankles, legs, shoulders, tic; ces
sation of cold aud chlils, sense ot sutlocatiou;
hard breathing and parol j sin or rough tin
lying down or arising lu the morning. All
these distressing sj luptous gradual! aud
surely dls-ppear.
7. Asuay alter day the: SAIIS M'llILLIAN
lllaaen new signs ol returning health will
appear; as the blood Imprint in purity and
aueugtli disease wilt diminish and all lor
e'gn audllmp'.-redeposits, nodes, tumors, caii
cers,hard lumps, ett, be rcsoledavia,and
the unsound made sound and healtlix; ul
cers, fever sores, chronle skin diseases "trad
ually disappear.
S. Incases where the system lias been sail
vated.aud Mercury, tju.cksiHer, Conosive
KubUlualv, have accuiuutated aud lfc-come
deDOSltetl iu the boues Joints etc, causing
eurlt s of the bones, rickcts,spiual curvatures,
contortions. whltBSKelliugs varicose veins,
etc, the bAltaAl'AI.ILLlAsi will rtsole
away these dejositsand exterminate the v I
us of Ibe disease lrom the system.
9. If those who ale tamng these medicines
lorlhe cure of chronic scrofulous orsjphll
Itlc diseases, however slow may be the cure,
"leel better," and tiuu their general htalth
Improving, their flesh and weight Increasing
or e ven kte'plng its own. Is a sure sign that
tiio cure Is progiesMug. In these dlscastv
the patlentelther gels letter or worse ihe
virus of the disease is not luactu e; it not ar
rested and drien flora the blood, it will
spread and continue to undermine the con
Mltutton. Ah soon as the SAHAI'Al.lL,
LIAN makes the patient "feel belter" every
hour you , 111 grow better and increase lu
health, strength aud tlesh.
The great owerof this remedy is In dis
eases that threaten death as in
60NSUMPTE0N
UI inc Lung and Tuberculocs;i'htlsls, Scrot
nla, Syphiloid Dlvases, Wasting, Hegent-ration,
and Ulceration of the Kidneys. Dia-betea,t-toppage
or water, (Instantaneous re
llet where catheters Lave been used, thus
doing away with the palntul operation of
uslug theselntruments), dlssoling stone lu
the bladder, and In all cases of
Irjflanmition of thb Hladdcr and
Kidneys,
Cnionlc cases of Lucorhea and Uterine dls-
Ioins Her Honor.
JSlss Ida Miller, late of Drury College, now
of the artist course, Kansas Conservatory of
Music, the champion of Missouri at the Inter
state oratorical contest at Iowa City, In
which six .States contendeJ for the honors,
returned on Friday, the bearer of the second,
and on last evening, lu a generous reception
from Hon. A. A. Fenn, at their residence, 5S)
Spruce .Street, received the first honors in
Leavenworth from her classmates and
friends.
Ihe Conservatory band surprised the ora
tor at her rooms with "God Save the Queen"
aud led Hie procession of her filends, to tbo
number of forty or fifty, to the ample colla
tion awaiting. The spacious parlors witness
ed merry greeting and reverberated with
JoVe, repartee and hearty congratulations
oflhnfalr orator. for honors so nobly won
and worthily worn, until a late hour.
We have only to add what we learned and
which all will be glad to hear, that this lady
has part In the graduating exercises of the
Couservatoryl-nd will be heard in their grand
annual concert lu the Baptist church, June
2nd.
prkpaki.m; for a fair.
The Expression of a ZVumlspr of Our
CtticcnH in Regard to a Fair This
Fall A Long-Pull. A Htronj- Pall,
and a Pull All Together, and e
AVilUIave a Fair.
The Times has been engaged fir several
days in feellngthe public pulse In regard to
holding a fair here this fall. It has found,
everywhere, a strong feeling in lis favor, and
from the expression of a number of citizens,
given below. It seems that the one thing
needful now to Inaugurate a movement
which will result lu one of the best fairs ever
held In the city. Is for tome one to give the
matter a little lm petus, l.y cal.lng a public
meeting lo take decisive steps In ihe matter.
That this will be done at early day, there I
every reason to believe, as already there are
gentlemen at work In the matter.
Buttheexpresslon or Individual opinions
Is a belter criterion than anj thing else, and
the following are a few of the Interviews
had with with representative citizens upon
the matter:
in tumors, nodes, hard lumps, and syphi
loid ulcers: in dropsy, in venertalsorethroat
ulcere and in tubercles of the lungs In gout,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, rickets; In mercurial
deposits It Is in these terrible forms ot dis
ease, wheie the human body has become a
complete wreck, and where every hour ol
existence Is torture, wherein this great reme
dy challenges the astonishment and admira
tion of the sick, ills in such cases, where
all tue pleasures or existence appear cut oil
lrom the unfortunate, and by lis wonderful,
almost supernatural agency it restores the
hopeless to a life and new existence where
thu great remedy stands alone in its might
and power.
J nine ordinary skin diseases that every
one Is moie or less troubled with, a few doses
will, in most cases, and afew bottles iu the
Bioie aggravated luiins, work a permaneul
cunt.
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should
Kurcnaaeu package containing one dozen
I ties. Price $ 111 perdozen, or SO per hail
dozen bottles, or si per bottle hold by
dmralsta.
MLDR. RADWAY'S
IEGULATING PILLS.
Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
Wtet gum purge, regmate, purify, cleanse
sum strengthen. Itadway's lllisfor the
ore of all disorders ot the stomacu. Liver,
JBowets, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
iimi in i eviuiiAiii'ii, sAJsiiveuess. jnai-
, (MUon, Dyspepsia, Blllloutness, Fever, Iu-
- ,iinsrnn oi ine trowels, i-ue and all de
C aaateaaent of the Internal Viscera. War
"; -. laaf to effect a positive cure. Purely vegeta-V-BCW
iv containing no mercury, minerals or de-
iy Marions drugs.
Uuseim the Xollowlns symptons re-
i itlnrnTim Plsnnlrn of the Digestive Or-
V'r iSisUpation. Inward Piles Fullness of the
rMsa is ub atau, Auuisyoi ine suunacn.
1 j at nemimni, Aiugusb oi rooa, roil--T'.vaarWdtbt
in the Stomach. Sour Eme
IplliMM.rilni-lnriTrFlr'Trlnr at the Heart,
j" 0slser-Bullering Sensations when in a
JjiM. f 1 II I ". Dimness of Vision. Dots or
- VaMTkafareSlcht, Fever and Dnll pain in
Baa -Jaaaa. Deficiency of Presplrattoo, Yel
"aasaMfliiatlti and Eves. Pain In the
jasdob ana ouaaen fiasnes oi
ic IB the Flesh.
letteOtaasp to aUBWArt CO.
The I(leshins iif.Mroug Xertrs
is recoverable, not by the ute o! mineral te
datives, but by a recourse toeffectual tonic
treatment. Opiates and the like should only
be used as auxiliaries, and then as sparingly
as poss'ble. Vigorous nerves are quiet onest
and the mo,t direct way to render them so Is
to reinforce the vital energies. That sterling
lnvigorant, Hostetter's Stomach bitters, will
be found all sufficient for this purpose, since
it entirely removes iniedlments to thorough
di,estlon and assimilation of the food, so
that the body Is Insured lis due amount oj
nourishment, and consequently of itamlna.
Rheumatic tendencies and affections of the
kidneys and bladder are also counteracted
by the Bitters, which is besides a pleasant
medicinal stimulant, infinitely purer than
the raw excitants of commerce, which react
injuriously upon the neivous system.
eod&w
Tin: sAi:xi;i:itn:sT.
Evrrj !ropcct that the Meetlns iu
Thiw City Will lie a .raiid.4."Ioriou
. Surer What l!a Ilcen Hone and
1 lo ISe Ooiie.
The different twengerfest committee have
been doing a great deal of hard work the
past few weeks, and it is.no longer a ques
tion as to the glorious success which will
ciown their efforts, and that the vast crowd
or people who will attend will uotbedisap
IHiluted. The railroad committee has received ad
vices from all the main roads leading into
our city, slgulfying their willingness to give
liberal reductions of fares, being one-half
rates on some and one and n-fllth on others
Preparations are itelng made by the
outside societies to run excursion trains frcm
this respective localities.
Arrangements have been made to have
the completcst orchestra for the concert eyer
heard In the West. Both the Fort and City
bauds are engaged. Miss Belle Davis, one ct
the most fa.clnallng singers In the country,
has albo been engaged. Three choruses of
130 volces,accompanled by the orcbestra.wlll
be among the chief attractions.
Pro!. Scheuerman leaves to morrow a
circuit through Omaha, St. Joseph. Atchison,
Wyandotte and Kansas city, for the purpose
oi noiuing preliminary rehearsals. During
his stay in the above cities he will also at
tend to the advising for the Fest.
More interest is manifested bv the singers
convening here for oar festival than has ever
been the case before and the Saengerfest will
assuredly b j a credit to Ihe Western division
of the Saengerbund.
Tho appropriations already made are as
follows: lor the concert, S150: for adver.
Using, S3TO; for decoration, J12S : for music,
J150.
The programme in brier Is as follows: Fri
day Keceptlon ol societies and guests ; Sat
urdayGrand parade In the forenoon and
concert at night; Sunday Meeting of the
delegates of various societies at Turner Hall
lu the morning, and plc-nic near the Fort In
the afternoon; Monday General sight see
ing by the v isltors in the mornlug and grand
ball at night.
A meet lug of the Executive Committee will
be held at Turner Hall at two o'clock this
afternoon.
sow lo net Nick.
Expose yourself day aud night; eat too
much without exercUe; work too hard with
out rest; doctoral! the time; take all the vile
nostrums advertised, and then y on will wan
to know
How to et Well.
Which Is answered in three words Take
Hopiiltters! See other column.
r.Mttt.
To all who are suffering from the enorsaad
indiscretions or youth, nervous weakness
early decay.loss ot manhood, Ac. I will ssnl
a reel pi that will cure you. FREE OF
CHAKlih", This great remedy was discover
ed by a missionary In south America Send
a s "If-ad dressed envelope to the Kev. Josei-ii
T.lMI AN, Kaium.D.Aor York CUv.
O'iouirriir.y strcctssi li-
Hon W M. Fortescue, Mayor of Leaven
worth, said on being asked what be thought
of the ideaand Its prospects : "I am strongly
lnfavorof holding a fair here this fall. I
have always believed that fairs are l.enen
clal to the community in which they are
held, and I think that with good men at tbo
head a fair would undoubtedly ha success.
iui. l want to se one held here, and we
ought to have one.'
O01 TO HAVE OSK.
John Kirch, In a quiet, convincing way.
said: "I believe we are going to have one If
the mov ement Is only started. I do not have
any doubt about It. and 1 understand that
parties are now at work upon the matter."
LIKES HOUSE-RACING.
John McKee said : "I always liked fairs,
epeclally the horse-racing part, though I
never bet on horses races. Still,! like to see
the horses go. I believe that a successful
fair could be held here."
SET IT DOWN roit A FACT
Lr. S. F. Xeely said : "You can put It
down as a fact that we are going to have a
fair, and a red-hot good one, too. The mat
ter Is not going to be permitted to fall
through."
VTAXTS A KAtlt
R, X. HcrslineM said : "I want to fee a fair
here this fall, If we can have the best one
ever held In the city, and not a ene horse
affair. By taking hold of the matter In lime
we can hav e one "
ioktiic rtrnuCGOOD
I. W. Crancersald: "I favor a fair aud be
lieve It will bj for the good of the public.
The city and county of Leavenworth would
be vastly benefitted by a fair and I bopu that
there will be one. I have not heard much
about It."
THE I'KOM'ECTS ABE fiOOD.
It. J. Blown sa'd "One or tho best evl-
ilencestnat a good lair can lie held, If the
people will only work It up. Is In the fact that
business of every kind Is steadily improving
andtbe businessmen of the city are willing
to take hold of matters ot public Importance.
There Is a prosperous feeling among mer
chants and, therefore, I see good prospects
for a fair this fall, and I most certainly fa
vor one.
UMlUAMFirnLTIN FAVOR OF A FAIIt.
M. Pbelan was one of the first to talk to
Tue Times representative upon the subject.
He said: "Put me down as unqualifiedly
In favor of a fair, first, .last and alwa s, and
that I will leave nothing undone, as far as 11
is In my iower. to make it a grand success.
We have bad good fairs in tho past why
should we not we have in the future; Ev
eryone favors It and I bellcve'that one can
and will be held.
ALL KIOIIT.
J. W. Mehaus, county clctk, raid: "AH
right; that's business; we want a fair, and I
believe we can haveone."
William Shepherd, county treasurer, said.
"Island by the remark of'Nlehaus, and I
will do all I can to help tbe matter."
so nocnr in tue wokl.ii.
Judge II. M, Alter said: "I can't see any
earthly reason why we can't have a fair, and
I understand there Is already a movement to
that end. We have always bad fairs to be
proud of and from the large experience I
have had with fairs here and elsewhere I
know we can have a good one if tbe people
are Interested lu the matter. I shall take an
active part In the movement, and have no
doubt in the world that we will have a splen
did one "
CKKTAISLV OUGHT TO ACC JMPLISII THAT.
Judge Dlefendorf said : "Yes. let's have
one. I don't see why we shouldn't nave a
good one. We certainly ought to accomplish
that."
GOOn FOB RACING.
McCown Hunt, clerk of the courts said:
"I think a fair wouM be a good thing; but
where are you going to have it? The fair
grounds have all gone to pieces. There Is
a good track there, however, which would
beagood place for horse-racing."
WISH "THEY" VVOULII 1IAV E ONE.
P.G.Lowe, Sheriff, said: "It is fair to pre
sume 'they' will have ono and I heartily
wish they would."
HAVE IT EARLY.
B. Fleshcr said : "I amln favorofa fair,
if we can laveonc before all the other sur.
rounding to ns hold their fairs, and I think
it will be pi writable it held at the proper
time."
IN 1X2 IT.
Mr. J 'hn Lamber, proprietor of the Plan
ters Hi u-e,was asked what he thought ol the
Idea o' having a fair. His reply was, "I
hadn't heard anything of it, bat I am In for
it, If it Is properly managed. I don't see vhy
weshou d fall to l.ivea good lair."
HAVE IT EARLY.
Ex -Mayor Geo. rmmethun. on belngques
tlonedastohlsopluion, said, "I say O.K.
If they will only have it early enough and
not after every e her town has had its fair,
as heretofore. K lias always been a haul
matter to get the people together hero for
any enterprise."
PRACTICAL VIEWS.
Mr. John Kelley.apromlnent pork packer,
said, during a short Interview ou Delaware
street at eight o'clock in the evening, "My
point ls,(and If I could carry it I would) that
if wo have a fair, haveagooj oue.IgavoSZS
to the last fair and was treated so badly tbal
I said I nev er would glv e another cent or en
couragement to a Leavenworth fair, but
this season if everything Is properly manag
ed, so that everbody Instead of getting mad
will leave. well pleased. I might leel bet
ter disponed to take au Interest In another;
and a
GREATER 1-0INT OF INTERrST
Is In getting the farmers together. Have
thembrinz a sample of their best stock, no
matter If it Is not the best blooded; let them,
while together, discuss the best points and
you will find that It will lead to an improve
ment that will be beneficial in the future.
The stock of the county must be represen
ted at any fair, and everyfalr must have a
"horse race," as It is called. They cannot be
successful without each other. The races
create Immediate excitement, while a good
show of slock will give the farmers food for
thought and conversation lor a whole season."
REFCTI.Vfi A SLAXDKIt.
Directors.
The Parties NIandrretl $;ivr the liae
Promulgator the Ignominy So IMrh
ly Deserv ed.
The following is a letter partly iu reference
to a sensational article which appeared in an
obscure newspaper in this city. The Times
was aware ol these slanderous rumors long
before they appeared In print ; but it Is not
its xeculiar province to give credence to Idle
rumors. Below is tbe letter:
Editor Leavenworth Times: An arti
cle appeared in an obscure Leav en worth pa
per tome time sgo. headed, A Coantry
Grammar School," complicating a school
teacher acd a young girl, a pupil of said
teacher. Names are omitted for wise reas
ons, as the narrative Is wholly false, except
In one particular: that the girl staid art-r
school hours, as others had done tte same
thing. But 1 challenge, and dery them to
find the school boy that ever saw or heard
anything or an Indecent or ungentlemanly
character that has occurred in or about the
school room since I have been teaching lu
said school. The charge of crime Is wholly
false acd slanderous as a report, read pub
licly, made by three committeemen or high
standing will testify, This report is given
under the hands of Mr. Bau-erman, Mr. Ev
ans and Mr. Kelly, who heard all the evl
dence and read their report in enures, of
w hlcn the mi lowing is a true copy:
APEIL Jc, 187
We, ttecortmlltee selected to Investigate
the diaeulty between sister Javla Miliis
nun uruuicr aiuiizo i.oumson, nave ascer
tained from the statement of the parties and
testimony prouueeu. mat no such rriort
uuiii iuuKtc urrru eiituittieu, tnere oeiu" in
cur Judgment, no testimony to sustain it,bat
testimony contradicting the report.
.uauii jvr-1-L.y, I
J. h, Evans, J.
jas. Bacermanj
Thns It Is seen that the charge of seduction
and criminal iuf trcourte Is wholly unfound
ed, aud that tbe young girls' lover,
sMken of lu sa:d article, and his
friends are guilty of manufacturing and
siting alloat Ihu falsehoods contained lu
said article. The paper referred to has done
great injustice by not publishing the report
of said committee, which they proiniseu In
sild article they would do.
Furthermore, a reporter or an editor that
makes charges against parties upon rumor,
aud withholds the names or tbe actors, from
the fact that hewonlibe hoiden aincnab e
to the law, acts the part of a coward.
The committee that investigated the stories
manufactured by Itoblnsou was not able, at
thu time of trial to get the most damagln"
part ot proof against him, but it has since
cou.e to their knowledge, aud I suppose they
thought bst to withhold It, as it would not
be in order lo e-mbraee it lu their report, as
it did not come to their knowledge on the
day or Investigation
Itoblnsou, when asked on the day of trial
for his proof besides his on story, as he
claimed tohaveothers,satrt he had gone after
the man to come to the trial, ami ho would
not do it, which was a lie, as he very well
anew when he statxl, for he had gone to
said min and asked htm not to ronie to said
trial and also told hliu theotherparly could
not compel him to come It can be proven
br testimony unimpeachable, that Kobln
son said, on the n gtit 'hat he claims that
the school teache. "entered her bed room
window and dallied with her until nearly
dawn" that' he was going to make something
outoflt " When asked how, "he slid out ol
the girl's fuller. "Mlllls and Cook. " 1 he'facts
are Koblnson Is an irresiionslble scalawag,
acd attempted to make mo nev out of dil In
famous lies, but he has been, balked and
turned out of church, while th girl Is still a
member In good standing. Afew of Robin
son's rrieuds have perverted truth and Just-
n- iu jiv:ii.uu uiuik mi in iiiese siiiries.
But Iet;it sullice the public to know that the
aetlontaf the church; aud reporter commit
tee speaks for itself. The girl is 17 v earn of
UpHiuMcttuiHjturu, tuu insieu ot being
taken away lrom school by her mother, she
never was taken out or the public school and
Is now being sent to a subscription school
taught be me.
llhave read or gorgon horrors, oi the trans
formation of men into swine, hr PlrooV in
tent spells, of harpies whose touch waspol-
la.Mnn nf th .. ..nl.l . I.l.ui.l...l . j . . ' . .
Ulivil,, llirw.u-UIIMUnj iissussiu WIIU 111S
siiiio wreaaing. wiin me lire Wood of his
Victim, orthelllldulzht Incemllnrv nloln..
tho torch to his neighbor's property; but
nciuiiiuicKiuun iiiiij one revoitiug
picture, that picture would nnilwuiumi
sickening and heaven-daring, God -dishonor
ing aau neieuesorving as the one made
oy me ioui mouin-ti slanderer: for he
lew himself below the plain of the;devll and
Incomes a moral lerer. St. James says "the
tongue Is a Are, a world of inlouli v. so Is the
tongue among our members, that it detllelh
the whoe body, and setteth on fire the
course ot nature, ard it is set on fire of
neii." -mere is law lor a ;h!gbway robber,
the cold b'ooded murderer, the assassin and
midnight Incendiary. But If a brute drags
down virtue. Into the shiny pit of hell, by
his foul tongue, and has no property at his
back, then, I am told he is not amenable
to the law. The said Itoblnsou has cooly,
deliberatelv, willfully and maliciously lied,
and after lies too numerous to mention he
h. us failed wohilly in hlsdevlllhschemeaud
his bolts of slime have fallen. 111... Sri,,!-s
Javelin, harmless; or rather returned to the
loutitain oi corruption from whence they
came. Ueltigdestltute of manhood and shame
he still lingers In the neighborhood, with a
breath more pestiferous than tho Bohoa
Upas, ami a soul blackened bv Its own tur
pitude. His lies hav e already been disprov
ed before a church committee and I hold my
self ready to make good lu court all the
cnarges made in this article.
K. Cook.
Lansing, Kansas, May Sth, 1ST9.
So
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It a Preparation ol IRON anj CAUSAYA BARK, la combination alth tha Phas.hihxL
Endorsed by Use Medical Profcs'Ion, and recommended-bythem for Dyspepsia. Ocncral Dtbilltr Fe.
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r -,.?rr",. s?m? thrce mon,ks ago I began the ne of Dc. Barter's' InoT Toxic unon the aiivtce
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7i.i,. ou?"v,ue "se ." lln tbe tranquil nerve and visor of bodv. has come also a rclearnraor
Ireulu f U:rre twyrt. If tU Tomc has ""JoneUie work, 1 liovr nwlS? 1 ISvtIiTito
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nora efieoti-;e,Ercrce better resulta
use thorn in thzis own families.
MICE'S
Tin: itr.ni;!:i!.
'j&a;
I iiaidneee or DeBclencr la Hair
txUts or U the ha.r lr eray, dry or harsh,
the natural youthlul color canbe restored
by using "iyindon Hair. Color itestorer," the
mot dellcbtful article ever Introduced to the
American people lor Increasing Its growth,
reurorintnu natural color am si the same
Ume a lovely hair dressing ajd beauUfler.
It 1 totally dlflerent from all others ; not
tttckyorgnmmy.and free from all impure
Ingredients that rendsr many other aruelea
obnoxious ; in fact It is exquisitely perfumed
and so cleanly and elegantly prepared as to
luxury."
J. A. TYN-E8. A PROMINENT CITIZEN.
Wilson, NC writes: S?ome ten years ago
my wife's hair commenced falling, and got
very thin and turned gray; but after using
--'"-. w.v. .K.UJ17I tua IHiD Vt.
came healthy, the hair stopped falling, the
color was restored, and is now growing
beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, TScentea bottle. Stx bottles
for M. Main Depot for the United Sates.
S30 North Sixth HlWt Ph!!..l.lr,l, I. """!
Sold by Arnold t hunt, and Camphrlland
.. ....m, us, i , iA3iveuvir"h
lntbri(&sr
ELECTRIC BELT.
A sure cure for nervous debility, prema
ture decay, exhausUon, etc. The only re
liable 'Ctire. Circulars mailed free. Address
J. K. RELTV'ES.0, Chatham sU N. Y.
eodAwSm
P.1PCI.AR illustrated book: (-. pages) ou
SI AXHOOD ! WOXAXBOOD ! MAKRI AGK ! Im-
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WAKTS VlalTOra TO SEE US.
Mr. M. A. Wohlfrom,one of the oldest grc
cers In tbe city, during a short conversation
said: "I wish they would get up a good fair,
aud not as heretofore overburden strangers
who come here. We want strangers to see
what we have in our city, and want them to
come willingly. We do not want them to
take our word lor It."
0T DEAD
Mr. Ph. Rothschild, the hatter, said : "Yes,
sir. Have n'.fair, but don't be behind every
body else, let us do anything to show Leav
enworth to strangers who don't seem to want
to know anything about the place. It will
only require a short visit to show them that
we are not dead, as we have permitted our
enemies to falsely stale."
IT WOULD EK A SOVBXTr.
Hon. Alex. Caldwell, when asked what be
thought about ltsald: "It would be a novelty
to have a flrst-cltss fair, and I think with
the proper vim Leavenworth can produce
that kind of a novelty; but it will require
hard work and plenty of it."
A GUARASTEZ FUND.
Mr. M. Hofmann said: "I am in favor of
it, bat am alrald they will make a failure of
It, They should have it early. It will re
quire a guarantee fund of tJ.000 ct least aud
that will be hard to raise."
W. A. Rose was found busy bat took Ume
to say: "I would like to see oue if they
could make it a success. If there is such a
thing I will take hold aud try to help it; but
there have been so many failures that I feel
a little discouraged Leavenworth ought to
have good fair every year."
DOS'! WAST A FIZZLE.
A. A. Feun, said. "Fizzles are naturally
a bore and I have no opinion to offer. A
first-class fair would be a good thlr g. Before
I could express an opinion, I would have
to look the ground over. It depends a good
deal on the character of the m;n who take
hold of it."
What the Colored Keller Committee
of l.oaveiiHorth it lining,
Kiutok Times : Please allow us to make a
short statement through your piper lu re
gard to the matter of tho relief of the refu
gees who landed here some time ago.
These people, it is well-known, arrived
here not only deplorably destitute, but
many of them utterly helpless.
home time prior to their arrival.; feeling Jit
to 1 our duly to prepare to receive our
brethren who were scon to arrive, we called
a meeting of the cltlzens.of theA. M. E.
Church, ou Kiowa street, at which time a
committee of colored men was appointed to
devise plans by which we might assist them.
This committee has been diligent. It has
worked arduously and has .succeeded in rais
ing means In various ways, and up to this
time there has been no assistance, rendered,
other than that influenced by this commit
tee, except that last week there was one box
and three barrels of clothing sent by the
committee at fct. Louis to this committee.
A large number of these people have gone
out, rented houses and have succeeded also
lu getting work; but we have yet on our
hands several families, some of whom are
sick and need assistance. These are calling
onlhe Colored Committee daily for aid. The
committee has done everything possible to
i.llevlate thtlr wants, but the expense of
burying one of their number on the .Tdinst.
leaves our treamry nDout exhausted. Sow,
to those who bavesub cribtd to our cause,
wo would be glad to have you send In your
subscription; and to all others that may lie
disposed to assist, we would say that dona
tions will be thankfully received.
These may be left with Thomas Newton,
CIS, Fourth street, or with Rev 1. A. Hub
b ird. A. H. WALTON,
Chairman Colored Committee.
UHIQL . PERFUMCS aro tho Gems of all Odors
TOOTH EN E. An agreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice,
LEMON SUCAR. A stiliMitutc for Lemons.
EXTuACT JAMAICA CINCER. From the purs - ct
3TFELE A OBICF'S LUPULIN YEAST CEMS.
The lie it Dry Hop Vrasi in the ITorld.
STEELE a PRICE, Manlrs.. Chicago. St Ionia & Cincinnati.
Of crprrtmrffl and fconnmtcal housekeepers is gircn to Vrntter .C flntnbtr's ilotttrti ftermnn
.Vwtji, Lccaui they find it aluavs rtllaUe, on account of its uniform tirrngth atul pimly Tlw
cxttnt of this latronase" mar he estimated by the fart that more Vtitftrr A lttmbtr's
Jlnttlrtl iirtmnn .Vnii in Htttti bv thi rt tail grocers of t hicao than oj tiny tiro other km tuts.
"i ater easily i netrates .-oaps made p ationaWe materials, w Inch vvtakens anil softens them.
-Pi.-Ot TKU .C o.t itULE S SiO TTI.t VA.V SO A I Is made of .vi n..n ifir.1 i.vrf i I, the U-st
material kuonu for producing Ann. imml ejfectirr .Vk?i, w hlch water will not weaken
orsuitin. Ttt smallest piece can Lc advanUge. A trial solicited, told cvtryw here.
.- mrlliw.twow
a
OH! MY
BACK!
ticUlHfc7!l'ilcs.
The Symptom are moisture. like perspira
tion, intense Itching, Increased by scratch
lug, very distressing, particularly at night
as if pin worms were crawling In and
about the rectum, the private parts re
sometimes affected; If allowed to continue,
very serious result s may follow. Dr. Swayne's
All Healing Ointment is a pleasant
sure cure.
HOME CARES. We were erett sufferer
i torn Itching Piles, tbe symptoms were aa
coove aescnoea, ine use oi swayne's uini
ment In a short Ume made a perfect cure.
I. W. CHRIST, Boot it Shoe House, 311 N.
lid fct.
T. C. WEYMAN. Hctler. S 8. Eleth St. Phll-
a lelphia.
iic&aer, lr you are snnering rromtnisais
tis.sslng Complaint, or Tetter, Itch, fccald
Iliad. Klnc Worm. Barbers' Itch, anv Cmst v.
scaly. Skin Eruption, use Swayne's Oint
ment and be cured, fcent my mall to any
address on receipt of price, (In currency or
postage stamps), 50 cents a box, three boxes
ilS. Address letters. Dr. Swayne& Son, S30
. Sixth street. Philadelphia. No change for
advice, sold by leading druggistiv. In Leav
enwortn, by .Arnold & Hunt Campbell au
Kendrick. tueslbursaUsW
UNPRESENTABLE HEADS
are In a moment beautified by the operation
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
Which without the slightest trouble, Im
parts to tbe hair of the head, the whiskers,
beard or mustache, any shade of brown or
the most perfect black. Ladles can use 1
without soiling their Angers. It is tbe most
expeditious hair dye in the .world, and tbe
only one free from every poisonous ingre
dient, and that contains a nourishing and
emollient vegetable principal.
Criatodoro'a Hair Freaarr Atlvct
a valuable adjunct to the Eye, in dressing
and promoting the growth and perfect health
of the hair, and of Itself, when used alone
a safeguard tnat protects tne nDres from de
cay under all circumstances and under all
climes. Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO,
No. SS William St ., New York. So?d by ait
Drugirista. Applied by all Hair Dressers.,
eoditw
IIIITiTN KE.TI-
i:nr. Tlie Cireat
Kidney A. Liver
?letllclne, cures
Palusin the Hack.
sideorlolns.andnll
Diseases of t he kid
neys, Bladder and
Urinary Organ
Dropsy. (J rav el, Di
abetes, llnuht'sdls
ease of the Kidneys, Retention or Incontin
ence of Urine, Nervous diseases. Female
Weakness, and Kxcesses: HUN r'j Ki;Tt
IY is prepared LX1'ICEM,Y for these
diseases.
I'kov idece. R. I., June 16, 1S73
W.M. I1CI.shs.e-Dear Air.' A member ol
ray faintly had been troublsd for several
years with Kidney Di-ease, and hsd tried
iinnierons remedies without relief; sheusisl
HUNTS 11EMLUY aud was completely
cured.
S. Ari-IN, 3 Exchange .St.
Minneapolis, Mi.nn., April 7. ists.
Wr. E. Vl.KKKK.-Omr Air.' i s iff HUN T'S
REMEDY used In a casof Drop-y with per
fect success I did not treat the patient, but
four attending physicians hid given up th
case as hoj-Ies Hunt's Renin!) wis then
used with perfect success, and the patient Is
well. 1 shall clve HUNT'S REMEDY in
dropsical aud kidney diseases.
V. II. iiLECKEN, -n U.
HBXT'M ItEJt-
i:iYlsiiurtll veg
etable, and Is used
oy tu- advice ol
Dhvslclaus. It lilts'
sfood Ihe test of
time for .1(1 years
nna tue uiuiosL re
liance may ht
Placed in It. M
sltl.tl. ttli.l.
COVI"C!.ini. snd forpatupr..:etlo
WM.I. ILARKE, PE0V1DE.VCE, It. I.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
sthiirvt-rt
HUNT'S
REMEDY
4c jer yar
5 c
6c "
o c "
SJc "
THEGOSPELOFJOY.
The Gospel of Joy SlSiTSr-flSSlSg
beauty forOo.pel Meetings, Camp ;Meellngs,
Devotional Mtvtlngs nnd Suntov schools.
Ily Rev Samuel Almin and S. II. hpeck.
It contains a largo number ot new and ery
superior hymns nnd tune. The general
style Is very cheerful nnd lirUht. as beats a
collection that has to much to say and i.ing
about
"Glad Tidings of Great Joy."
Both words and music ore of an elevated
character, cominendlnz themselves to per
sons of refined taste, and the "dancing meas
ure" so prevalent In many retent composi
tions has been carefully avoided.
Price 35 cents, lor which specimen copies
will be mailed luanynldrtss.
See Decoration Day Music In tte Musical
Record, G cent'.
WE MEAN BUSINESS
And we are going to do it !
WE THEREFORE OFt'Elt CHEAT
ItUM;AI.S TII..TWIL,I.ASTON-J
IMI EVEUYIiODY.
WE OFTXH
Good Standard Prints for
Spring Stylea Prints for
Best Chauibrav PrinU for
Good Cord Pii-ue, for
Heavy Marveille', for
Good Heavy Cottonade for
boy' wear 12Jc
Good Heayy Double Twist for
men's wear for 20 c
Good Cheviot Shirting for SJc
The very best Shirting for 12Jc
Good Hip Gore Corset for 20 c
Good 75-bone Corset for o0 c
A I arse stock of 2-button Kid
Gloves 50 c per
A large stock of Silk Hand
kerchiefs at 20 c apiece
A large stock of Silk Hand
kerchief, large size at. . . .50 c "
AND
Everything in tho Dry Goods line
we offer with 20 per cent cheap
er than anv houso in tho city.
WE HAVE ALSO a large and
well-eelected stock of Clothing at
prices that we defy competion and
we will guarantee to sell them with 25 per
cent, cheaper than any other clothing house
in this city. All we ask is to give us a call
and examine our stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. "We can suit every
body in goods and prices. Don't forget
the place.
109 FIFTH STREET,
(oppoerrz stAsgiox hoche.)
Marcus Ettenson & Son.
pair
Good News!
(S cts) the genial Sun
day School frorg Book.
has thousands of friends. To not fall to ex
amine and try It. There are 270 songs. In tlie
composition orseeciion oi wnicii great taste
and ability has been displayed. Examine
alss 'shining River" and The River of
Life," two standard books of great beauty.
fBHg- -x EXsHHHHVMHVt'X' I '1
J0DNBR0S&C0
Wholesal-c House,
600 4602 Broidwaj,
NtW YORK.
Retail House,
34Ei. MttStre:
Union Square, N. X.
Invite Attertlon to their Stocks of
FEEXCH TRIMMED BOXXETS AXD
KOUXD n.vrs,
FRE.1CH AXD A7IEKIC.4X STRWV
GOODS l'Hi..t'H rLOlVLKI AND
FEATHEUS, RIBItOS, 8IL.H
AND E.ACES. DItE.SS AXD
CLOJtK tltl.TIJI !, FAK
ASOLS AND SVS VSI
BBELLA8, FANCY
GOODS, KID
CLOVEN, Ac.
AMONG WHICH WILL BE FOUND THE
LATEST AND MOST ELEGANT NOV
ELTIES AT THE LOWEST POSSI
BLE PRICES.
Catalogue and Samples sent on ap
plication. ;ood Jsenc by ?Iail or
Kxpre. aprtlact
Creat Public Sale
SHORT HORN CATTLE.
PLATTSBTJfi G-, IMIO
:ox
Siturdnj, Jiay 1, 1S7!.
rilUE BREEDERS of Clinton and Clav
X counties will hold a grand public sale e.f
OilUIll xit-ivs V.V11LL.
About 1 OG Head.
GO Cows and Heifers ami 40 Bulls
Consisting of the following popular
families.
Yonn-r mar's. llluiloiises, Tt'lilte
aud lied Koseo, Itubi ., Itais m,
Jliia Meters, ; Tits. .limits,
And a we I-bred
ROSE OF: SHARON,
And! other eood families Also the ersnd
Princess bull RKLVIDKRE I'M. LIN
CAN'S AII1DR E-olll), ,h very fine hull mini
Unite a number of choice young bul s. bale
will be positive, legardless if weather, us
ample preparation will be made for shelter.
Kour months credit, approved note, live
per cent on tor cisii.
Chicago. Rock Island nnd I'aciflc. and St.
Louis. Kansas city aud r orthern Railway
trains arrive in time for sale.
Catalogues will be ready by April 0, and
sent ou application.
J. M. CLAY, President,
l'Littstmrv, Mo.
b C. DUNCAN, Secretary,
bmithville. Mo.
I C0I J. W. Jriil, Anc. dA.wll
-UEaar.
riiovEuijs.
"The Richest Blood, Sweetest Breath
and Fairest Skin in liop Bitters."
"A little flpp Bitters saves big doctor
bills and long eickness."
''That invalid wife, mother, pister or
child can be made the picture of health
with Hop Bitters."
"When worn down and ready to take
your bed, Hop Bitters is what you need."
"Don't physic and physic for it weak
ens and destroy?, but take Hop Bitters,
that huiid up continually."
"Physicians of all schools use and rec
ommend Hop Bitters. Test them.
"Health is beauty and joy Hop Bit
ten gives health and beauty."
"There are more cures made with Hop
Bitters than all other medicines."
"When the brain is wearied, the nerves
unstrung, the muscles weak, use Hop
Bitters."
"That low, nervous fever, want of sleep
and weakness, calls for Hop Bitters."
Hod Cough Cure end Pain Re
lief Is Pleasant, suro and
Choap.
For sale by
THE
mm
BEST I
ALL f!
POS HAH OR BEAST.
B. F. PHELPS.
OLIVER D1TS0N & CO.. Boston.! aoentfortthe
c n. Ditaon a- co j. e. Ditaon & c., i Stein way Piano and Bardetto and
Standard Organ.
No. 112 Fourth Street Lalng's BulliUns.
it Broadwiv. N. Y. 9K Chestnut St.. Phlla
.&
(Better CleaaL'p,
Tbe Mayor has instructed the City Marshal
lo enforce the ordinance relating to cleanlnc
up the lota, alleys and atriets without wait.
In another day, as the notice to clean op has
been entirely cltge-garded. some on will
hare to pay tte pesalty, u we baud tte
tte Mils) Mca to
- V . ... - - ..
Yon "anst care Test Congo.
With Shllo Consumption Cure you can
cure yoniself. It has established tbe fact
that Consumption can be cured, while for
Coughs, Bronchitis Whooping Coupb, Asth
ma, and all diseases of Throat and Lungs, it
Is absolutely without an equal. Two doses
will relieve your child or Croup, It is pleas
ant to take and perfectly harm less to the
youneestcniia, nua no mother cananorato
be without It. You can use two-thlrtls of a
bottle and if what we say is not true we will
refund the price paid. Price, 10ct&, 50 cts..
and SI per bottle. If yonr lnngs are sore or
cuesi or dbck lame use ennon's nom-is r jas
ter. Sold by Arnold & Hunt, WLolesale
Dealers. wedfrls uoAw
Wht will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and general
debility when you can feet at our store Shi
lob's System Vitallxer which we (ell on a
posltiveiuarantee to cure you? Price 10 eta,
and 74 eta. For sale by Arnold & Hunt,
wholesale drutT-isU.
"HACDntTAcx' popular sad fratrant
8oid by Arnold Burnt, whoiea-Oe
PBBSr.-!JV'r
IIow Watches are .Tlade.
It will be apjiarent to any one, who will
examine a Solid Gold Watch, that aside
from the necejsary thickness for engraving
and polishing, the large proportion of the
precious metal used, is neeed only to stiffen
and hold the engraved portions in place, and
supply the necessary solidity and strength.
The surplus gold is actually needless, so far
as utility and beauty are concerned. In
JAMES BOSS' PATENT STIFFENED GOLD
WATCH CASES, this waste of precious met
al is overcome and the same solidity aud
strength produced at from one-third to ones
half of the usual cost of solid cases. Thra
process is of the most simple nature, as fol
lows : A plate of composition metal, special
ly adapted to the purpose, has two plates of
solid gold eoldered one ou each side. Tbe
three are then passed between polished steel
rollers, and the result Is a strip of heavily
plated composition, from which the cases
centers, bezels, etc, are cut and shaped by
suitable dies and formers. The gold In these
is sufficiently thick to admit of all kinds of
chasing, engraving and enamelling; and en
graved cases have been carried until worn
perfectly smooth by time and use. without
removing the god. These cases are for sale
by all fewelers, and are guaranteed by 8jtc-
lALCxxnncATEtoWEAR FOE 20 YEARS.
If your Jeweler does not keep them send to
Haostox THOxn, Ladaar BBUdlnc,fblkv
-T" T-mrmiit itssts.
wnsaiix EVERYTHING for tot
GARDEN
DescnptlTe CAUlojues ot ITS pages tent Fret
PETER HENIERSON&CO.
35 Cortland t St., Arte Tork.
Mmv aVs -lasJti 'asTSsTssaJTssTr w
maxS-w6t
e
$25 Every Day
Can be eaailr made with our
Well Augers & Drills
One mas and on hor reanired We
are the only maker, of tbe Tiffin Well
Sorin; and Boea-Dniiin macnine.
tTarraatr. tb BmC M EsWtk!
Mas t of oar raatomr make from AM to ! atdaT.
Book acq Ctrcnlara FR. Addreaa,
LOOMIS I MTMAN, TIF KM. OHNL
msr?02St.
When a mr-,lt'Ino In- infklll-ilvilnnrl
its work in u : iuis -r cas lor more j
than :i thirJ t a ecu y, w! x it !i:i j
reticm-il vwv part of tliworM; wht-nj
tiumtH'rlt I i ili a ctfnwiitrij ton-'
fridcr it tin ri s.jt-rt iir.cr.ii t-a of I
juituornii-isti .t.itjui irLtt suic tocull
sucu :i mcoicuio
THE BEST OF ITS KIND.
This 19 the case with tho Mnlrmi
4iislnii(r 1. 1 nlin r ii t. l.icrj mail
I brin'rsintclli'-tiici nf 't taln.ililr Imrtr
I saved, thcai'niiy of uiiuvvtiil ncnlil or
I barn aulMlunl, the linrmrs of rlirn
linatlsnt overcome, an.l of a thousand
9 anil ono other blessiujrs ami itiercitn
j crfonneil li- the old reliable Xtx- i,
l lean l-liislati' l.liili-irnt.
I All forms of outwapl disease arc
j speedily cure I iiy tlie
MEXICAN
! Jlnstnn' Liniment
I It ivenctnitis ir.ucle. membrane and
I tissue, to the v cry Ume, banishing 1 iln
aim cunn iisi-t wimi R oter 111 tt
I nev er fails lr i- it meiiirino te ileil liv
I everybody, from the rancAtro, who ridts
i uis
MUSTANG
ovcrthe solitary plains 'otne merch int
Iinnce, ami w vvcmmi n r vino splits,
lis font witlu ae 1
It ciinn litit iniaf2ni when all other I
applications tail
inii woniiermi
UN3MENT
snenlilr cores sneh ailmrnfs nf tin. I
i .i.... ..-.,.. .. -
11L MA.', H.l n as
Kliruii.ntism. .StTellinirs. SllfT
Joints. oittrarttd lusrles. Hums
and Scalds, Cuts, I'rulses anil
sipraiiiH, I'nitonoii. ISltrs ami
StlliK-. MIlllii-si. I.amriir.s. fllil
Sorea, fleers. 1'rnstliltra.t hi. Mains.
Sore nipples, fakril Itrrast. nml
Indeed ctery form of extrntul dl-
case.
It is the rrre-iist rtmeilvfor Hip ilis
orilers nml a t iilentx to uh;rli the
IlttUTK Ckeation are subject that lias
ever Ik-cii known It cures
fspralnf, Stvlnnt, Mlrr Joints,
Founder, nariic.. Snrt, Hoof Il
cases. Foot lt.it. Srreir Worm. Scab,
Hollo- Horn, Scratclirs, 1lml
eallfl. Snavln. l'arrr. ltlnplMitir.
Old Sores, 1N.I1 Ktll, Film npnn
the Sight ami every other aliment
to which the occupant of Ihe
sianie, ana lock lur.l are liable.
A twent v-fii cent liottfe of Jlcxiean
3Iustani Liniment hai, often saved a
valuablu horse, a life on crutches, or
years of torture.
It heal without a Scar. It (roes to
the very root of the matter, penetrating
even the bone.
It cures eteryboily, and disappoints
no one. It has been in steady Use for
mure iiua ittcmy-uve years, and Is
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
?03 HAIT OS BEAST.
Sheriff's Sale. Wo. an
PUBLIC NO ICE ls IlERKliv V,,.
that under and by virtue 7. IVE
rendeied in the Dlsttlft Cour in ,h,dmeDt
of Leavenworth, in the Mate or K?nSao.,y
an action wherein il. U. Insfe? li.S8'..
and J H. Crew and othe.sarT Defendant?
and ..f an execution issued on sauf laS-mJZl
to me directed and delivered. I willoa JW
d?V the 2t.th day of May A. D. Ii7t at eleven
o'clock A. . of that day. at the bbuth front
doorof the Court llousein theLltv of LeaS
worth, in the Courty of L-aveuwortnTin the
Kfhe-ftfVM7 Pnbllcsale a'udseR
fni ,XZ .,1 "'.'iu,;r''"r.cash In hand, the
?1 "n r'ackl.r' ( -.,'..,u 1Joct nuiultr one
enwc?rth. " hCiiMoa ,u - -'lty of Lca-
DateU t'his 2ith day of April. 1ST9.
JQ. W . TA i LOK, Attorney lor I'laintltr.
',ttllllllllll-ll--------t'-Btemm; -mismmmaatsaM--sa---a-.-.-.--.,.-.-. .
" ShorLfTs Sale.iVo 90.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HKKEItY GIVEN
that under ana by virtue ofanewu
uon issued on a judsment rendeml in an
action in IhtjIMstncl Court In HieConntyof
Ltaenwartb, In the tUte ot k,,1
wherein feannn-t J. j,ally Is Pl.Mntltl imi
John P. Huhn is Defendant, to me ItrecteU
and del vered, I will on Jlondav. tl e :uth
HC.?5.3,?r'A- D-,-.t --even o'clock A
M. of that uay, at the south fiout door of the
Court House in the City of Leavenworth in
the Couuty or Leaveuor.h,in the Mate oi
'n'ipflj-rat public sale and sell to the
lili-hest bidder, for cash in hand, the follow.
1UK described tract of land, situatt-, lylii "and
Sfi?S'uI,e ---tyor Leruenwortli.In the
? ,? K ,Dsa -.namely: One hundred and
ten 1,110) acres olTof the east side ol the s. uth
west quarter of section number tweuu-oue
I Ii.lownship eight S), of range tweuty-one
ated this lith day of April. ISTS.
LCClfc. Bakek. Attorney fur Plaintltr.
Pr.ce Raid Claim?.
. ??,t,le 1?.llerel'7 E'ven that the"PrIce Rtld
uHi -i V""--1""10--" will, at the fctale i ."ji
Jul, A.D.ls.a, me.t fortheeiatiiinati., .,r
?S Pr'B""Hl lor payment, unuer the
pro, Mod or an act ot tho llsiatureof the
bt-tteot Kansa.entltIedAuact toiirov.li
for the allowance of ,Ue chli." grt out
of thH Price Raid In is.:i .,.i ..ST.. ... ?"" u.
the state Bi-lnst Indians duriniTsaid year
AprSSP,?gaftwtoe"S'""
ti.. d-ir 1"5pr"-l'1,'u of section I of said act
l7 r1r'Zlelalm'"tD,,i ' " '""''
ttemuurii,eruee"n,UU"- ore"I"i" '
tion furnished.'11131 ia"rlle-' aad 'a--s '-
pa?oWuYo?l'hr,rr,?rh7o,msr,l
of this act nntll the United "JauS smtl nive
paid into the Treasury of lhs, "".S
equal to the amount ,.r e!n,mJ ....... ". ..."
rnj ahi... .
.S "-Hft.ori S! '?' ' be amount
"IT."r.iHU uj .1114 UCI.
l!j oidtr of the anditinz commission.
JAM La -sMIIII.
s-i cretary or t.ite.
npt:iA it
Topel. n. Kansas, AprilMh.'is--1.
Admln.slrator's Not ce.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, I
I.EA L.VVUK1 II LOU.NTY, j hS
I tlie Jinlate Court in mljrsaul Vbur.'y.
In.the mattero'the Estate or 1
tEUHUE W. EVANS -
D'tctastd.J
XTOTICE Is
J-Sl tersof admiuistratio
HEREBY GIVEN. Tliat let-
lllll-slr.ttli. a Uftl. trllt .........
,. l., .. t ' l ."""'- "". ""HiisrA-
.T--n1 Kr-iiuiu u me uuaersli;nnl ou
lnehttvof Ot-orafe U" f-Tvun-. ii.t..r .. ,i.i
count;iJecehseil, by tliebononible, the 1'ro
bate Court of the County Hint .sute a.urcsNi.l,
ilnt.1 tl. u '-i.l .1 ... ... .. . . .. ..
.Novr.iill persons having claims against the
said estate are heitby notified .hat they
must present the same to the iinJirsi-neil
forallowauce.withln one year lrom the date
oi said lettt rs, or they maj he precluded from
any benedt of such estate ; and that if such
claims be not exhibited within three j.ar
after the date of said tett rs, they shall Iw for
ever barred. (.EOltUE W. PRE.. IT N,
Administrator wlihwill annexeil.tif thees
Uite of Genrt-e W. Evans, deceased.
A1KIL.IS7J. w3Mr
Notice.
M. S,0 Jolm Zelpler, n minor, havlus:
left his home without permission, I
hereby notllv the public an,! all t-oucemeu
that 1 will not be responsible lor uuydiblH
he may contract after this dale.
LOGAN ZEIGLER
Fall Leaf, Kansas, April I'J, la73.
wV.
Notice.
rilHE CREDITOR'S whose claims bae been
I allowed i.KHliist the estate of Sniirm A
Joues.arehenliv notltletl that I hate this
day declared u i.'tvldenil of five ier ceu . The
saniewlil lxtaulatu.v olhceln thetuy of
Leavenworth.
Date-, Leavenworth, May 3, l79.
t.. I.ERIS,
Assignee of Sparnm .. Ji.ne.
:t
AltTlCE
Initialization of l'ersoiinl I'roperij
aud Suclt ICeal I'toperiy ns ,R,
Changed lit Value Uy ICeason ol
ItemoTal from or Coiislriiciiiin ol
Improvements Thereon.
Corsrn Clerk 'si irn. e, i
I.EAVrAWOR II, KAsAIat l l-.i .
X-1'-. h .l.ERiiGfvLN 'that ,'he
A.T Boird of Louuty ( omiuUsioners of the
V".1!1i,y,0f-.-LPaVrnr'ort" "nuttJ as
Board of L'lualiztlioii, will mtet ul Ihe
County Cleik's otllce on
THE FIRST MONDAY IN JlNi,
and I proceed tofatr'y and im-n-tially ti.u.i!
lze tlie valuation of inrrsiiini , r..irt i the
county and such real 1 pr.irtj s haseliunil
i Vno o"bJ'.r'ls"ac' rt-,""'"l '"' r con
sttuctlon of linpnivemeiitKtheieou, at which
i ..... .".i -Hi'""'1"' metiini;s ull iersiiiis
fts'lins themselves -.rievni tnii. !, ...
sesMUentMade atd returned by Ihe asstn
. .. '. ' r'" "uu nave au tiroriin the
Nieuai-s, County dirk.
returns corrected
J. W
myliI32tw
Proposals for the Erection of Stale
Capitol.
Ai-ore to HuiUlcrs.'
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OK --TATI-' )
Toi'iKA. Kai , April 0, is;u '
pealed propo-sils will te received at this
T . . V ""--'"ck. .ionuay. June ?, 18T!,
for lurnlsl.inz the materials aim ilolim the
iiavjiiry ami iron work of the west wing of
the Mt.lte House Plans nn.l .. .,.!-.. .?....
and details an.tdrawlni-s may i .,,, ,,
olllcsofKT-Carr Architect. In the c ty of
T. -lekiion and after May lotti. "'
..r,u,rmi,iiM oiuueis Is railed to the fol
Iowins section of the law mkins appropria
tion for the erect Ion of sal. I hull. Iln, '
srtos . Ihiit for the pnri-os of rrcc
Ins: and constriictln Ilmsaul We-t Wlnitot
the state House, and compleiini- the same so
It ma)-be occupied by the LetcisI iturn in
January, ll. there is hereby apprCutld
out ol any money In tbe Mate Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, the sum ot sixty
thousand dollars, aud In sddition to .7i in
direct appropriation, an.l for the purpose ,1
raisins additional revenue for the p. ',!
of the costs and expenses of the erection and
construction of said w-rst wine of tho Male
..u,,,ucic smtii oe as.sfsstd, levied and
coilectei, and the.proper officers of the Mate
-.v,...,, nuiuorizeii anu uirerted to assess
and collect. In the year ltrj, the sum
of one-half mill on each dollar or Uxal."
property or this State and in the year 13 o
the -urn of one-hall mill upon earl, dollar ot
taxable property in this t-ute. allot w-lii'ti
taxes shall he assessnl and collected as other
Male taxes levied at the same t me are ev
led and collected, anil the proceeds of u e
said taxes herein authorized and cirtcUd to
n, H'.iT1 ana CHectedare hereby
approprtjit.d to tbe exclusive ue of erectlni
sJLl5'i"r:,rncl,n': " wtuli.K of the said
M.tle HOUS4, Drovlite.1 f. In ,1.1. .
when the same is p.td Into the MaleTrea
Kund. DOWn as ,he Ku,e II"-
Each bid must hi accnmpinleil wilh a
i .." " f fnal sum of ten thousand dol
J?Mi',I,Sa.by two ormore resinn-lbi par-
iniliiH"1. ,6ec,-P,-.w"l-'-tef into contract
to furnish the material aDd do the work ac-cordln--1
the plans and. specifications, and
.... Jl"'1..!" -V s,le bon1 lo amount ot
Srae lalthlul performance or the
n!inTSIO,i,.i,COin,?.nlD'' PmposaLs should be
, . imar5-ed . PrI-,-- lor furnishing
miterial and doing the -nasonrv ami iVriS
TL.r.W? WD" St lousl.an.i'a?,"
dres to the undersigned at Top'eka.Kan
The right to reject any or all bids is reserv
m.nnier.0f U-eI!oa'-0' State HonsACom-
R.lorrt -- " ci opmo .-ec'y or
mata- ma-3 diiwlia
COMPOUND EXTRACT
Sarosparilla and Dandelon With
Iodine of Polasslum,
Werrn'sf?"7 -n'--'ced in most of the
reme1lbt.1.,t",aD:i -e laort popular
remedy ,n the market. It L, fulIyeSorsed
anil strength to the W' Sl"Dg ,0De
chLaTei;.'- known for
SCTOlukn'.
I
AGENTS! "-250
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febI2wCmo.
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PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE
eda!,an4?t,lT,"L-5r5rlp,'aon-
4. " uay or mgnt.
Cor. Sth fc Chestnut Streets
WOPTW I.KAVE-STSeiRTH
S-"iSS SSI
W.' ' " -"l-s-. u-iuies, Rlolrnis,
i urnon, tetter or Salt R
Kin
Tin'.U
Worm. Ulcers nnTi "if!M2'lem?
Kbeumatfem, Srphilittic and aU'tueSj
dusstte and gen.nl diseases amine Tfrom
impurities of the blood. 8 m
.ltfonus a powerful alterative for the
renovation of the blood and for the restora
tion of tone and strength to the system
when debilitated bv di.-ease.
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w la the tumult in full printed on the hot!
oci as lu.iuwd;
vvi-.rs
irjr,,.s..'.'i Rhub.rb Root o- !.,i
Honduras,
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52'""!f''r' 0'rmstn.l Hot Edge ,.
surteit e ru.,nainelu itold. lOc I'tV
s.o,E.V,a.l.ngfonl.it. n!iW-i
RAsrr.Er.nv rnvrs.
I.lll-KAKII I'UMS
Addreos,
mis-w-lst
J. SCO perl.tKX)
.. 10 Ul jier InU
feUS"-wJmo.
A. C CHaNDLEE.
Ltavenworth, Kansas.
K 'I
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. -a..r- ..1 l.,i (r luonm .n.t
1 r w ci.tnmiv.i..ii, la Mil car n.-r
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Ul iltn i t-O, JIai.lulI.SlKa.
etr'! i .
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in rll-w(!:uo.
2 5 J,?1' s.A" C I".0"10 Mottoes. Ae or 2T.
v s)l ',". SntntflKke, lum-.k.'.ir in--N
iuf C VKh co Nassau, n. y.' rniawlt. '
17 Q IT 57 T ",,', '""'"' '"' ---.-vurii,
I f! t t . '., ' '" " '--tc.iu. Hulrt
1 1 L.. lr, ilar.t-Ww,JWtV.r O tiir-jt.y.
$77? .'," h ', expenses ciiHr..ntee.l to
bsta, Jl.llue.
Iebl2wlyr.
11;.. .rr ,-fSW loraraj,,
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M-? ""rpilia ntF.it mrA
.ii Th 0 I rvlt. ml an.1 .l .ki
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NEP.V0US DEBILITY, T
?.- "' r !S-rtm,l.t. l.rClrevt.r.lll
r-lluca..-,,.l..fl,tE.,.,.1Jauu,u''c'Si"iu:
$57 60 vt'lF1" 'r,,nU Pr week.
- ."-"- Will Drove ltnr f..rfull -jm
X It- o.t..l.u I.... ......... . '
; "" " J"- isiiemeu,
frts- to nil. Adilrev. V. II.
iultoiiM. N.
. Samples sent
CmiirjiTKR. 21S
oct'JIwIbt.
-With Meneit Outnts. What
CtS. S. IN nil.llllV fur Jl Mu !-.
lie free SJ J ,,., N. ,,, .... f't.
JJIOU M , 1-ostOII, Mus. sellll wlvr
Salary, f.wm. ..of' tArtii.r
. i"--ll-d.rt Nd4IiD.
I speH-r-p-.l. rcn..Aw.i i.t.1.
... . . .i .S A (.llAVTtlU,
s. . 6 A a 1mmi bt !...,
rttry-yrv A.kERaud expenses to aeenls.
y lOutntlr.e Address, P. u.VICK
bIJ , Augusta, Jlatue. maySwly r
ooi.ii rr.TrrvATCHr.ciirrs-rt
inlhQ knuwn n.irlit. .Vimi ll'urcA Free to
Ujtuii. .',.liIn,J, A. CoCLrxc & Cas. CUrago.
uylllwly
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