Kansas weekly herald. [volume], February 06, 1880, Image 1

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rffl. 3. NO. 4.
jIfKANSAS HERALD
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Colored Journal
Published in Kansas.
gaed Every Friday,
: Fifth Street, Up Stairs
& EAGLEBON,
Editor and Publishers.
I—
(CtSOBll’TIOK EA TES.
ot, Srt*crllH>r» ISO (Vnt.
Per Month.
wopy, 1 i/ear,~ : *2.00
itcopy-6 months, : 1.00
tiitopy,3 months, : 60
Friday Morning, Feb.
SPECI4I. NOTICE.
Friend, we are going to canvass
lytefty tor subscribers, We have h
teqji of canvassers who will call at
rren house and place of business in
hefty, You need not tell Hiem thb
ifurs are too hard or you cannot
wi, Il won’t do. We have in
nmted them to pny*, beg, and coax
du to subscribe for The Hera li>
nd fiffc if necessary to 'convince
00. So lookout for them. This
sper must live.
THE lIER A ED
be found on sale at the follow
?named places: Palace Hotel Bar
r Strbp, North Topeka ; McKin lay’s
ocery. corner 11th and Clay streets;
rcrtou’s Hotel, on Kansas avenue,
d al Ifni. Hatcher’s shop, 158 V
msi« Avenue,at 5 cents per copy.
“
freedom, from her mountain
hfi*ht.
her banner to the breeze—
cents she didn’t wear
& clothes pulled back against
wkneevt—
Wtlie tril ls do now-a-days’l
Tile 1 oiee.
p<! divined the quality of (
Toice, mind or soul, by th
’rfhis voice, and all students re
Miis expression.“ Speak tfrq
pee you.” Dr. Durant es
»character by voice, and tell
facts:
«Wceive in a stutterer one ths
and as easily paci
inconsistent am
quick. A person whos
thick and coarse, is ma
a8 ’ c ari(l disdainful.
'* rj ® Voice indicates a robin
a great talker, quick-tern
' Ou ® h c onspicuously discree
He ° r voice, i
J Nudity, cunning, and
• of quick wit.
Jvcqve and clear voice ex
ind , who ,)S prudent, sin
ol’oir Cn,o,,ft » bitt proud ami
’ r ; ,' thereas ’ «**n> voic<
urf k ’ circutn
bp ”evo| cnL
PSi ' ,n * a trembling am
'imid, weak, vai.
’a®’ jealous,
fude voice in singing
denotes
it’. 1AfenOl ‘ J u ‘Ae»t a»i d
seemingly the ef
’ unifies a person more
ftlsc - credulous and
a,l ‘l inconsutent.
'°ice, denotes j
CcfUl, inc,il »ed to tim
self-willed.
' Or ’t grave and thet
denote. th<
quick temper of an imprudent man.
A soft sweet voice is found in a
person ot a peacable and suitable
character.—Hygiene of the Voice.
CO RRESPONDENCE
Kind Word*.
Topeka, Jan. 31, 1880,
Editors IPerald: The first issue
iof your paper came to hand this
j morning-. Allow me to say that I
jam favorably impressed with the in
telligence carried abroad through its
columns. I am pa'nicularly delighted
with your salutatory address. 1 see
'nothing to hinder a wide circulation
of your paner, since Kansas has be
come the telescope through which
the world is looking down into our
future. But as your address has
wisely stated “to make The Herald
what it should be requites the influ
ence and substantial aid of friends
of the enterprise.” This is true, and
allow me to say that the influential
and substantial friend’s must be act
uated bv the merits of the paper just
as you have said in your salutatory,
“Hoping to merit support/’
Tor one 1 feel obligated to contri
bute ot both moral and financial aid
to the enterprise, and recommend the
same to the public. As this is the
“only colored journal in Kansas,“het
it be a first-class paper, fearless, and
feel whose mission is upon highways
compromising with neither political
nor eccle-iaotica.- imposters, who for
sometirhe have been living by im
posing upon the ignorance of our
people As ministers and leaders,
we should see to it. Respectfully.!
AV. O, Lynch.’
l ? roim Leavt'ii worth.
Lt. a ven worth, Feb. 5.
Editors Herald: Your paper
came promptly this week. It is
neat in appearance and is a decided
improvement on the Citizen. 1 see
no good reason why the colored peo
ple of Kansas should not take hold of
I he lleramd, and with their money
j and influence build up a represeftta
j’tive organ that will bean honor to
I our people and a credit to the State,
t; lhe political caldron has com
. menced to simmer already, over here,
. and the many friends of Hon. Jas. F.’
gate, are trying to induce him to
. become a candidate for congress,
horn this the First District. There‘s
no doubt hut that Mr. Legate would
make an able Congressman.
ea, lefs have the convention, and
in that convention let cverv one be
free to discuss, not only the exodus
questmn, but every other question
incident thereto, viz: politics &d.
The colored people here-well.
some ot thern, arc greatly and earn’
estly concerned about, their souls
salvation. A large number have left ‘
off the error of their way. and are:
now said to be walking in the paths!
of rectitude and holiness. Whi’e on
the other hand the very old devtl i
seems to make himself more manifest
♦han ever; he must have raised lbp
flood-gates of hell find let out his s
•cgion of filthy imps, who, together J
with the professional scandal mon
gers here On earth, are roaming hith
er and thither seeking whom they
mav devour, and whose character
they can besmirch. I tel! you , hcy
rarely escape a single house —those
heh hounds. The street corners are
Hnging with their vile accusations;
the air is poisoned with their loath
some breath, they have completely
revolutionized and almost destroyed
colored society here. These hydra
headed vampires and smut dissemi
nators, have even gone farther than
the homes of individuals in search
of victims upon which to vrey ; they
TOPEKA. FRIDAY. FEB. <5, 1880.
have invaded the’sanctity of the pnl
pits, throttled the ministers, and arc
! about to hurl them from those sacred
I places and sink them beneath the mud
| sills or hell, in infamy and shame
i My God, I shudder to know wha' the
end will be. W. B.Towxsknd,
Another Caiwe* < .
Ihe Howard University of W:i‘h-
I Jngtou, I). C., has laid claim to a
rather shadowy estate in Texas, but
it mav turn out tb be a very valua
ble acquisition tr, the endowment
fund of that institution John Wood
ward. an eccentric bachelor, died in
New York in 1816. Many years bo
fore he acquired tide to some five
million acres of ii-md in Texas. He
was a con bribed abolitionist, and in
1834 he made a will, in which he de
vised all his property to the mayor
of New York citv, as trustee, the
same to be applied to the education
of free colored persons.- The Mexi
can war wr.s in progress at the time
of Mr. Woodward’s death, and his
executors made no attempt to ascer- j
tain anything about his Texas estate. '
They died long ago, bit t the trust is
supposed still to survive, and t< the
estate can be found, and Mr. Wood
ward’s tide thereto established, the
mayor of New York will have an- '
thority to dispose of t«*e property.
I he President of Howard University i
has presented a memorial to Mayor 1
Cooper, praying that the institution,
which he represents may be named 1
as a beneficiary under the provisions
of the will.—Leaven wfcrJi Times,
LOST COLT
On or about the 27th of Dec. 1879
a light bay horse colt with white
star in fore-head and white on hind
legs. Any person returning said
colt to me efist of the Santa Fe De
pot, I will pay them $5.00
lieNilr Thompson.
WAVERLY HOOSE.
Corner of 3rd & Kansas Ave.
Board 350 per week.
T. J. W A f I'S, Proprietor.
W. S. FITJOLOPS
Great Western! Shoe Store.
G tT ! d' lne S ‘ ,o ‘' B 3 »Ped.lfy.
to /? ( r place in tne’
enn i? bar < :ll - s - < all and be
convinced that what we SM v is true.
no, IS6 Kansas avknle.
ro t KA. .... KaNSAS
c. L. deRANDAMIE, '
Real ]->tate, Fire Insurance
& General Agent.
No. 103 Kansas Avenue.?
toVeka. kaxsa
Buys, sells and exchanges
litmls on commission, collects
rents, negotiates loans, In
sures against Fire in the most
reliable companies, supplies
farm laborers and domestics.
Reliable information furn
ished to those cohtemp.atinv
immigration, I
EXCHANGE
Livery. Sale and Trade
Stable.
STOCK FOR SALE
CHEAP.
Horses boarded, and a general liv
ery business transacted. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Give us a call at
our stables on Jackson St, bwt., 6th
& 7th.
J. E ASHBAUGH,
PROP.
Sept 13th tf
I THE BEST
OF ALL. |
LINIMENTS
’. FOB MAX OB BEAST. ]
R S
M ,wn nip dicine hns infallibly done £
gt its work iu. milrums ot cases for more E
Kpnan a lhir<, ol a century; when it has ft
K 3 i» ’Helled every part, of the world; when H
B® iiurnbe’ loss families evervwh-re con- 1
Kg t-loftr 11 1 Iv sale reliance in case off
KI pain or accident, it is pretty safe to call I
5?.! such a niedicinn •’
I Tie best of its kind.
This is the case with the Mexican I
f, iiHnie n f . Every mail®
KU brmgsf Qtelligence of a valuable horse f
t-1 Hsvcd; IhO agony Of ;:n aivful scald or®
KJ hnrn enbdued. the hoiTois of rlicu- B
mati-m overcome, mid of a thousand-fl
Band one other blessings and merciesE
l»j performed by the old relHble Mex- fl
L lean liniment.
■ All forms of out ward disease are ■
U speedily cured by the H
E crushing Liniment. B
jf it penetrates muscle, membrane and K
ft tissue, to I hr very Ihw, banishing pair, jD
m ami curing disease with n ; ow <-r i hat 8B
gmn er fails. it js a medicine needed byfl
« e\ erybody, ft on', ihe roe/wo, who 1 idusl
& 11 E
§ MUSTANG
n overt ’ip so] it ary phi ins. to 1 h<* merchant >8
13 prince, and i?te woodctitU. who splits 2
■ lib Io t with th ■ ax* 8 . sr
£ It cures Kh<*iimuiism when all other
H applications ffiil. .fl
h 1 his «ondcriiil
LAMENT
j«pr-dily cures such Lihucr.cs <•,' tbefl
3 ill A!AN FI.!>II as fj
9 Kllcnxnu ( i s m, Sivc’lingi, Vilfl
■ Joints. « ont rar'. <! ?lr«rle«. Hurns fl
j anti f tits, 7*,iui>«e* iml fIS
JJSpiaitii, Prison,ns Ilitrs nndS
B Mings. hinriir «s. Old B
y Sorts. « tc. rw. Fro tbitew. < liilblains. fl
iJSo-e N,np!es. '.nkttl llirnnt. ’""I*
■ inclrc .< tnry fjrm «>f externa! «Ha- ft
’« is the gr, ati Ft nunc ly for the dis- B
h rs and accid e n t s io w hit h the fl
(flb'Cl :: < r .illos are Au’eta* that, baa 3
L <r. m-brr ii know n It runs
j f \iiniin, SuiHuy, Mlf? Joint*, fl
I Von Sider, tlnrio >m«-s, llnof |>|s» J
4»■ i Mts, I'uot it's; 2. *s« i c »v Wot in. Scab, q
! Hollow It<d n. N rntelxes, M ii»d- Jfl
Ignlis. Kputin. 1 nivy, B
[Old Sons, i’,,11 L.i.J. Film upon fl
jlhr Sight tend every Other ailment jp
11 o whit l» She oecupnnts of the
jbtablr ant! %tock Vxrd hr«* ilnhlr. fl
; A IwruK five c« nt boit’r <*f Mexican fl
iMuVuHg I.mime.:; Ins op.-u t -. <da fl
11 alnalm; hoisc, u Jjjv oa erutchos, oi fl
I years <*f fort nr*. »>
It lirn]s uithent a K. ar. It !tnc* fn I
I 'lm verc root ui the iu Ute;', pein »ruling Q
e\e*a ri.e Num.
11 cnuyievlr, ttnd <’:«.sppoinL< ■
Ino one. It has liven hi .sfendr a*»- tor J
nt ire thsn iw ati-fivc jvux*. tu.d is fl
! )e>si f iwly B
THE BEST |
QP* “ » I 2
liniments)
FOB MAX 02 BEAST. I
PRICE 5 CENTS
GROCERIES
I keep constantly on ftn*-
a large supply of choice
1V GROCER lES.
Fresh Country produce d’aiV
O p -ncd Fruits &c,
and will satis ty vvu. Call d*’
see jrc.
F. R. McKINIrAt.
For. lltti & Clay SV ..
30 tf
4*
REAL ESTATE
mid
LOAN AGENT!
i Kansas avenuX
Topeka, -
Ltihds lor sale lowland on-long
Property Rented; Rents and
o<<ier Collections Made ; Ta:?e3 2* ;i .
| Titles Extuniiaeil and- Abstra
’ EttVhUbed. Coi JE’bTioF
I
I j. O SULLIVAN
j Grocery aiid Produce D&’V
Cor. Second and» Men*d* T ;-
ALL KINDS OF
'Groceries,.
dProvisioilfe
;Blitter,
and
Chickens,
C< win try produced stm'
ciality.
First class goods, tow prices, a
fair dealing with is isy mbH
CTiJI and see me.
Nov ±*nd tf
B EIV T I ST »
Ortirr i v« r PoilglaM* JewtArv Stft7*
Topfea, - - .
| 07-tt.
WILLIAM -ZIMMEPMAN,
WUOI.MALit VIAt.RK IN
Wines, Liquors and
Arent for
CiDeißiiatU, Milwaukee a»d St. T A /
Be erf.
JJo. 221 Kiriu are. T«p*ks, Ksr
DOWNING'S’
G .IL LEK)
S*»e ; 4ur Bickel* and bate ♦oarpic
taken at
Or.llerA
C'oriir jib »»* haa iu
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