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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

lasws ypsr kifs n ~ NsstA Weldon
lkSuGe Lds ~ CAicqCp, vhsgs ~ keIfef
yoas rps9sum Il I'D ~ len, eed -
- Be 0neeiled b. ohtwe divioDndA 0lee
b p 3. Baildine FsAxK @. WnesSs -
Gen'l. Agent.
Eubseyiptions Soe the Bibls cause 10 Aus>
esai66 e3cney 10 1865, aneost - u. 0l0.5o.
80 says he Jssrssi.
The United Prcshytesian Sysod Of lews
vill meet in the q. p. Church q Cedar Rap
i'd On Tuesday r. \. o.. - - esaatn.e
IN session during the remainder Of the week.
A sweet pctatos weighing ax pousds shd
two ounces Vas recently len at the ONCE OF
the Abba Union. That was famous one
TO BE- sure. Guess it can't be beaten very
well.
The Jsxrasl reports the ~ sssds a Nue.
satine Ase4 endsneDs. agino Ihs inposts
snd sxper0 ~ soil, river and waeoa wee
never % hesvy. Good Tor Auscasine.
On Wednesday last, little girl. at Ottum.
wa, while playiDe .sround oeae-nill, had
both hands caught and seuRlly crushed.
The widow q Lssu& Ready, sf Carlisle,
had her hand caught in . cane-mill fee
dsys sines, csushiss It - . to necess;ssse
its amputaton.
Tho Dubuqus Herald thinks that the corn
crop Of Northern aud Western Iowa yin not
exceed one half Of an average crop this year.
owing to the cold vet weather Of this fall.
A child vas lost IN Lester, Black Hawk
county, few days since. and 10 supposed ~
hsvs been sss.sa By man Who was seen
with . child answering the description at
Rochester, MINI.
The Sioux City Journal is Ia ecstacies
over the Dew wsgen fsuts . Aoatasa from
Sioux cry. and predicts thar hoeafter ;
gseat pesSiso - ~ esav<l WilA eoOvse thot
route. - il is shorter. better and safer.
The citizen Of Benton County are 70 vote
q the general electid)6s0n the question ofa
three mill tax in order to raiss the sum Of
$4,000 70 beild free bridge across the
Cedar river near vinton. Crossing II pres
cnt . pvscsrious and inconveniens, the fer
y being impracticable in high water.
- =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

A Few Words Of Common 1cnsc.
How.Iew there are who are not subject to some al
lection Of the ungs respiratory organs, who, ly
neglecling penonitory . mptoe. assravste tAe com
paint until disease strikes Its shafts causing inex
prcssbe torture OF the patient. and anxiety and DE-
tress TO friends. 'Only cold." "a elieht sore
thra1eis u the needless remark Of many when 20
affected Yes; "Only cold" was the thoughtlcss
expression Of thousands whom death has marked for
HE prey. rmA @
ForexasAed-Fosearmed ssosid be ne motto for
ever in the minds OF all subject to Coughe Colds Ca
tarrh or Influenza Words Of advice should be heed
ed By al sufferers Of Asthma, Bronchitis. Consump-
ton. Relief within their reach; and II neg ected,
fatal consequences ensus-a life Of misery's daily.
hourly struggle for existence. A contest In which
there can be but one victor Doathl
Docs lot appa, the strongest mind to think Of the
result caused by psglect. Thea wing delayi whae
excuse can BE- oaefed when timely warning Il sound
ed In your ears! When The danger IL pointed out,
why not avoid ~ MAnsDus PwspsAl DAlA has
been used with success In nearly million 81 cases.
and 10 endorsed by the medical Faculy - ths mas
prompt and eicacious remedy that scientific reseah
has discovered TO relieve and al cases Of Colds
C0ughs, Influenza, and Coosumptio0, II the caee d
not beyond all hope Even when the sufferer y in
the ~ ssaeee. 6swii Ana relief BY using this prep
aratioo- One bottle win ccavince TIE most incredu-
lous. that ~ mcrits Of this preparation arc By no
means esagessstsd h fhct-hil far short Of the Gu
logiee bestowed upon II BY thousands who have been
cured BY NJ timely use. A guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers instructed In every in
stasce to rcsand the money, when this preparation
fails 10 relieve.
Prepessd BY =. ". Marsdsn. 81 broadway, New
FORK, and for eale by all Drugsis,e Price, 81 per
bottle. BURNHAMB 4 VAN oCnAACR, AND
FULLER, FINCH 4 FuLL.RP, Agents, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

On Thursday, Norman Burton residing
In Fairfield, Conn.,, went deliberately to .
;s ..s sc' - e 49, s;ss =
before accomplishing ME object. He had
been insane f. some yeass. cod "a bsing
ashsd Why b. comnittsd the dssd replied
1.-The Bible eays, IL thy right hand offend
tl,se, cut Il ~ sud cast Il ffem thee.''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04
Wesoefn Uni6h' Kan 20.

- 2ue20 NVD 49,
- 90 o1oee Mon1n1y May 11tA,
- 0AeoGDss lOwa viii lsavs 1ssk ioel u Hro1y
I AZ . AZ - eon1eoe1oa Ueoh ero1h for Pul-
~, Naa6nGas Di6eqaA (esnvss0 = Osbo9hs
hDcrs IN odv6see q aay cher feute) Fseeport.
L laslj1, - ~ psasf6 nsbth - h6rt6West -
- Rs1heoe II ssnesul leWD ed sosshssr
~ n. ssssSssiss &slh sraia Tor ya-
vuoaA Feseport, kasine rid nillWsukes, and al
po1u11urul 0cooRn1 49, 80 .ss~zft rFtits
~ ell1G3og - ~ sa1ss " 1aes - psislo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

Gslpf Frs SAhs Rheoo and letter Oirt
mens will cure Salt, Rhena. 'Tetssr. ,S<a,d
Head, Rlngwosm. Prairse aud Baf6er's nch.
illinois Naugs. Missouri Scratches. Iowa
Digs. Army Itch. Pimplea On tie Face. Oh
stinats Old Sores, Scrofuls, and oil diseases
aud ssupsons Of the Skin. When used IN
coq6,sNiee wtkQA Eeelsrly's Iodine and
0lfnpGnl1A, &k1eH pu)lDes The D God and
remoyts the Cause, and the Ointment heals
the Sores. end thus speedy and perms-
asns cure 10 eGleAsar-Ws reAsieA $500
6sssed 10 tAsss s>@f kintS Z
The Iodine "a Safl Ia nl
Prepared end oolG by n. Y Ef9IER
= Co., No. 20, Notgh Filth tsrs5l. d. { 6Is.
No, and q their Branch store, No. % Mad.
isoq o. .Chieagc, Illa.
~ AAv IL druggists.
~ bottle.
-Qs;lley's eslt Rhs.n end letter
9 - I'd - xek
Dr. Hasserisys Fever asd Asus Killer
- - 49, - 1sv0r1C Aills ~ fevsr
Do0b Age. 1ae9uieteot aod Rsmittent
SssSG;xi Axl' III! IT & ksf'2 ,sslfiiaaslf'
). - Priee Of Agus Killer q 10 per bot.
= Af0A ~ tefstesiA -
Preeersd aqd ~ b. Dr.. Hssaerler Z
U.e 1ee91uias Is. - i66IH T. "
Family Medicine store, Chicago. III.
I trsss x y Dealers 81. Du-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

Nsw Yoag TAI Lsvy.-The value OF real
and personal estate in the county Of New
York, - shssn b. the commissioner Of tax.
and assessments, d 147S. 992, OS4, On In
CT. csc over last year Of e5l.54l 100. The
rate Of taxation 10 about $50 per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

YourmvuL BunoLAR.-They have caught
. l7.year.old I'D in Nev York who IL .
Wholesale burglar, doing business with .
four. wheeled wagon and . bay mare.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

sReqmnoooe 80 Vv1Ae.0Dpeo4
a1ee1Ss r. eh6 $3.50 eviaeace -
IT, Doo00e04 ~ oDro01reoDso
p1lnS Thsy sAot11 b iasvesy family. rse1y
~ use . ths Asst synpsoma Of disease occurring
9Aas neshed win oesea savc life. Remember. the
Chelen nusi be treated - PsiSon.
and yoss ssSsty dsnnn1s asula lsgoe IA = VIII
ont delay. Cold. sheunatsm. asthma. pleurisy.
lssboa, COLES. IN lct an sickrefs In the ecnse.
-ssfes u sesiye tnupIiass y $4,000 neebs-
0bsa " my nsme in the Government etanp u
~aiss Dssoss. eua6 ~ D.Sxign- q n1aNCKEIn
The Moon,s Volcanoes
arc engaging the attention Of astronomers, but the
vorli Q, Beauty and Fashion is lsse .tnscresscd =
humsn 6iecoverice than In the great Qnesapn Of :.
TQsD1mg ahc D3~w0S
that hive been whtened by age or siokners TO go
ri0a' 'l'et r lY'1s n.;Ss'kSXsfl4eIUi. syssrsh
~ not to almt that the hnes: and the most harmless
hair darkcner in cxistcuceis
cnRlS1a00R0'S nllR OvE.
he. Manufactured BY J. cARIsTADORo. Aston
Ilcqse, New FORK Sold BY prasrists Applliedn
Tnxzz IL hing more certain to prevent female r.
regulates sAan ". velpans Heuas rIs. They
without which M unmarried lady can enjoy perfect
health. Sod By on Orugyists.
Marriage and Cc0ob0cy. an Essay
Of Warning md Instruction for Young Men. Also.
Diseases and Abuse which prosraie the vital powers
with cure mesns Of relief Sent free q charge 10
sealed letter envelopes: Address, Dr.. ekILiiN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association philadelphia,
Pa. suglNd&w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04
A STARTLING EIepsE.


frGr he
-. a.. -
i. TOT s"n.s ''no Pes u mas oeen known
wa! many .no1 caNa s.and o. sr,ns we're %.
pvsaco - ."e S.1v - 49, acsthe -
. .'~ =. ~a." sno MOI s.n ss.ee's, lotmeriy
s.'''; -
=, .'m: nase yen Hpewn @ nave saksn
p.ec ~ 49," s.uass, sus .esu.s o. cate-
=" ~" ""'c" "ss zee" exteuoeo over the
prsul,ees. Ussa0g NE cne'eeA sPsdeniev
amou'ances were emp'oyed TO convey casss
~ arms rom s"o ~arsA0o0 to o0ch local..
ties 49, naed upo0. IL o.anagas Of
me s.d'ce passy no'Gng cen9sss'one an.
DER eevesno. sssscser soeane se.psetoua, :
snost ''mc s'hee' !nes oil was not going 90
ven. sou ,"s sesuw wss toes the person W
ce.1ee o. vne uspeose - das ~ end
: O'e.ans RADICAL put IN nis place. The COM
nenae, 2. me department. 0en. Hancock,
~ oso o's eyeEee cSs oooqeev ooveeoes,
nesevs'. eser1c4 y pueheeetea q! he
lost corssspc"s."wnsse'n h spe&e q
- sO ..se ~ eennn-
,ng =" r cseoes y ~ reestsy
'aw. Vo fnea! cesp De staf ~.
quietly enacted. ~ ~h'ea posssssisn Of
ines, ~ ssos passed from the state to Gen.
n IN .: -, 70. oe Govssnor vas allowed 70
pun nss Na'seeem ~ nps. - hs -
Wa Wa. ' :: :.. :: -. - s.: ii tt: arm:
n. nert M t~Sa NJ ~. -. 'sr 49,
IL ~ IsGs,sc,. ~. ~ - 49,
- S;ss,sSssssS \. -. ~ w. w ~ 20
snecs;r. 0o,.,r.. - ~. 49, ~ "eso ~
a. m. Ss~or., S. !. S.s SS"u: y Me PONY
49, ~ Ss'.ss s9vossvUr 1891 u y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

Fuocxixo BACK months past the
negroes Of Louisiana have been Hoeking
back in dfoses to the "old plantations.
They are weary Of the pilgrimage Of free.
dom" ". "a -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04
REDUCTION IN PRaCE
or 1Mg
WATCHES.
Made at WAlTHAO0. Mass.

aaade at WAlTNAAa, Ngaos.
In conssausese ee the .sccnt Rrest lnpsssemcnts
10 our faciliNss Sbs mantiAc q 4, ne have reduced
our prizes to - low point - they can be placed
90 Svosh Oua4 - rusts4
se<Aat ~ sae I'd hestste 70 buy watch nov from
Tine. T. IA s. = sss ,s ,n
sale u
N1UsO snaR 80, $50 Watches.
have given ous RrOducsioss the every highest rank
among time keepers. CONNIE n i.g with the deter
niepAvn y ea thly .tAosensRy 1esI1nt vseuo-
e, our busin "a ssteaiy increased as the public
became acqt61b1 With their value. untll1n tksa,hs
toge. her. ~ ApSe besn usAbie lpsuppy the dsusnA
We have repeatedly enlarged our factory buidings
unt they now cover three acres Of ground, and
give enomotaton to more than eight hundred
We - fhlly nst1ael in sAysae that ~ sow make
MORE THAN ONE-hAlF OF ALL THE WATCH
EB SOLD NTuRUQT4D erAT0s &c dsnrrcu.
grades arc distinguished by the following trade
I. .Ansr:eas waseh Co., " y1ellsa, Nss.
s Sps'js:s s:s. s:;:s U. s.; - n''
8. oTk L4DIks WATCH sta.s Ssss sassss
OF 9'ss 1Icl'sy 3 s to ~ ~ ~. I'D
wsaesso ase fsrnieae1 = kssss vasissy Of
=
, Ibe American Watch Conpanyuf Walthan, Mass,
sothceee - to state that without distinction Of trade
Al a. m Fsss6prcrs or rur,a , Acro,v -, !,
FULLY WARRANTED
70 Be the bese dmekeepen q their class ever made
II this y ~ ethee country. Buyers should rsnsn-
~ thae unlks ~ guarantee Of foreign naker Who
en- nsvss b ssaeAed. tAis gaarsutss b good 1t al
tines sQ12 ~ eUD110 uAQr aeso, - ~
IL ana tn nnst tAoeuasA trial, any watch ehouja
approve defective b ~ particular. Il may Be awsys
e1chalv0 eae AnoeAer. ~ ~ AnssicAn Watches
- = wNhap. ~ ae ~ b. deeasn geaeally
t1Eossheae - souAtt, ~ b n1l Su1ldt g. sSr
CAUTION. -Ae psSasc ass esstsonea - buy only
-, $SS0l2a Az Rscoss sel,sg eeslsf'
ROBBINS 3 ArpH8TON.
AGEN1SFU0fhRAn1NfCANVAStHt0npNY
AHei 10 D0OADWAv. N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04
fAdversien,ents.

On. MAux's SYrBILiric CuRs-This ccle-
brated remedy is an infallibie cure for
yphilis in the primary, secondary and ter-
DR.. Marks SyPhilit;c Cure is the only
remedy ever discovered that will cure 81 PHI
ills IN al its varied and complicated forms,
and ncutrs!ixe the syphiiitic poison or vi
rus, cleanse and purify the blood, from oil
symphilitic faint, end thoroughly eradicate
the discase from the system.
SynDtou1o q Ne prin ary stoge-ThD
stage b knewn By clancrcs Of ulcers q
pcaslna on The G1nal osgans . fa6 days =
ter exposure. Dr.. nark'a Syphilltic Cure,
BY faithful treatment, usually cures the first
stage in from five to fifteen days. Price
sympsons 4 ain sssoaaasy' III e-This
stage is when tho disease has become con
stitutional, and is known BY ulcers appear.
inein the mouth, uosc. thDatSklI DDS, skin,
hes1, nails, muceas moml RATS, Ancerous
sore on the skin, sceu(6la, etc. ~ The
price per package for secondary stage,
$1,000, including throat wash. II the
threat 49, ulceratsb the thN1ewashtD
omitted and { omitted, % per package.
Symplows of the tertiary stage-rhis
staee : kns~st BY nodes or hsfd and rain
ful tpmoss ep the bones enlargement Of ~
jOintS, o. 6Jdtracticns. hard palms 81 tie
bencs and ,joiptss decay Of .lhp hqpSA
syphiiitic fheamalism, alteration OF the
partss &c. t. Rrics pr psehageyoA = "a
--hIssstis0swultseasal (ss PsivlAs) ~
eases, to be had 1t the ofiee. -free. No
charge for consuItstioa or adviS. .O6re1
guaranteed. - 49, \
Dr.. Marks Syptlitic Gus VII = senc
10 oil parts Of the csuntry ~ s1psese, ~
receipt Of The money end Is cents, for boz.
ing and saippiae. Orders arQ isily recs,v.
- fts0 I'll 1aDo9 ef the Unio61 OlAaes.
r. Prepared end sold BY DR.. E. EAST.
EKLY 4 CO., No. 20 North Filnh street, st
Asuis, MAsenae et tlst tsassA store, No.
- nsdisee - c. "a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba.
CoAlscssd ny the Spsnish Government.
eSD.000 IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.
Prism coolad and inibrusoion ehrslrhed, the high
est rates paid for Doubloons and al kinds Of Gold
and silvc1g also cor ~. gdWernment 6ecuritlnA
" & TAYLOR d CO.. Haihexss,
may3f-d1y IL Wall St. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

This delightful Toilet Article hes nO equal lvr pre-
serving and identifying the ccmplexsua sAfHAsh.
Sold y druggsts every where. 0spOe - Fulton r..
New York. Jet1A&4fy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

LADIES, RsAD Tais..-Dr. Hoppers r.
maDe epsdial.-Th1 sleann9 and popular
Msdieias yin cure I'll Fsoale complaints,
ssch = excessive, painful q suppressed
:: s' T.: %sss! & ' Is:
Msnih0 RUsiedD.s Il Wil) slDs thing on the
xsnsee whea checked BY Colds, and I'll I'M
fs..i.s ss1ts,Ae u.sa ~ f.hs In.
eultiss ahc@o enu0srsoed sboinad ~ eai1
to use Dr.. H. ppets fsnals Cssdial. =.
uht ~ NEE nlsasaat aai infellible rs0-
q, -. : II ~ :" '"'''
Priv ol-60 psr bsetis. s.s ....f,i,.-
Psspars1 aa1 ena ~ iDr. Easoselsy 3
Co, No. 20 North Fifth street, St. LOUIS.
No. Sold q their bslncb Family ,Nedicu9
store, No. 81 Asdisoa strcst Chicago, ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24
OYER TIE R nv E r.

This beautiful pOem9Bf an5 gGnaeriesh write
Miss Priest, has commander the adriiirsttion
all readers d dting the many Rounds It has maj
of the newspaper and Magazine Pre- g, TIL la
Itehyearj. Tothose who have 1oseihtimate frient
land who has not ?--so.lle of the aiitsfons al
inc xpFessibly Affecting Many atmoisten ed gey
will follow the lines: q 500 Ls9"-HaNt %
Over the river hey beckon 6iirnne, '3ea7 Iti"
Loved ones .whO'ye passed 20 the othersside.
i The CLEAN of their snowy robes 1 see,
r But their voices are 1ostin the dasbing- tiGe.
There's enc with'FiBgI4t of sunny grifi sIt4
And eyes the reflection of Heaven e OIF a bl u,
=. eros sed in thetWilighe grey and eeId.eI
- Ana the !Tale mist hid him from Jmqrtal view
We saw no. the angels who met him there
/ 1tTi gates Of The City'we could hotiseess- s
g.. - IlSvef. -osar she aRiEery
/ NV bro; her stands ready to welcome Bleso3
over The River tiie Boatman pale, .I..,.:.
dried another-trc" 'househoid'pet;
Her bright eurls waved in the gentle gale-
Darling MinhieI I see her YETI l. go 1871
She,eressed en- her bosom hTF dimpIe,. ha 7!
And tfea lessIY entered thephantom gb5rk,,fl
We watched it glide from the silver sands,
And all our sunshine grew strangely dark
We know sheais safeObs the other side;1l =
Te Where all the TaRsOmed angels be;.g .pqi
Over she River, the mystic. River .,- sd. ~
My childood's idols are waiting for me.
.E = p. UaE..t d Grf Don uS1frlg.7y % 's
For none return from those quiet shores .ga
Who cross with the bpatmen cold and pale:
We hear the dip Of the golden oars, :,
We catch CLEAN Of the snowy sail, 90
And 10, they have pissed from our h eart-&h
They cross the stream and are gone for aye
We cannot sunder the veil apart. IS
That hides from our vision the gates of day:
We only know that their barks no more
ShallIsa with ours on fe's stormy sea, 5aI
y ct somehqY L7hope on the, unseen shore mo-
They. watch and beckon and wait for me.
~. F.. tl.t. 90 tE-t ".'f 1..-.I g.. L...
And ]. sit and think when the sunsets gold
Is flushing river and hill and shore ? aal!
/ shall one day stand by the water cold, .
And listto the sound of the boatInah's oar;
shall watch for the glehmLof the tapping sail
L shall hear theiboat as jtgaihs the straad,7
! SHALL pass from sight with the b0atman pale
u I the better shore of the spirit land T! ,..
] shall know the loved who have gone before.
And joyfullv sweet shall the meeting beJDeJ
When over the rivGr, the peaceful ciVer, .sg
The angel of death shall carry me !,,.- -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24
OFT u M w A.
SAW AND cRIST MILL.

THIS MILL has been newlv fitted IN this
"A wintsr and is prepared to give geod salts
faction. The ProPrietors are thankful for past
patronage; aud would agaip solicit the patronage
of their old customers, and as many new ones as
may wish to give them a trial Cash pai5 for
grain. Flour, Meal and Feed for sale Saving
done to order, and bills of lumber fIed on short
notice. Lumber and Lath on hand, and for sale
at ali times SMITH & FRENCH
ottRmwa, February 18th, 1866. 9s-2Is
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24
EmpOria Water Mill
50 WIN. T. sODEN, P Proprietor. D .

THIS Mill is now in good run ming order, and
Il the proprietor takes pleasure in announcing
to the people that he is ready to grind Wheatand
Germ on the shOrtest possible notice.
Wheat bought at the highest cash price. and
Flour kept OnThand fer sale at as low rates asst
can be purchased in this part of Kansas. ee-
1892 If ,l ". T. -SODEE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24

A toast at an Irish society's dinner At
Cincinnati: ':Here's to the President Of
the society, Patrick O'Rsferty. an may he
live to ate the hen that scratches oyer his
gfaye.' p s1aaa Ho
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24

A good story is told about the Rev Reb-
ert J. Breckenridge, who was temporary
chairman Of the Baltimore Convention last
year, and the late Thomas F. Marshall, of
Kentucky. Both wishing to establish rep
utstion in early life, measured lances With
Henry Clay, and, OF course, got the worst
of it. a few years afterward the two met
the latter being on one of his customary
sprees. The lawyer exclaimed to the d.
vine; "Ah, Bob, it was unlucky for US
when We tilted against the great Harry. It
drove me to the bottle and you TO the pull
pit, Bob; but I've stuck id sight closer
10 mp text than you have to yours"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24

More writers and speakers are unintell;
giBEss because they are shaIloaO than because
they aredeepA75 a Ta T27f
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24

What harm is thera.in a glass of wine -?
None, The harm is when the glass Of wine
Is lIl GOV. % h n--La IL
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24

At Bedford, Indiana, on the night Of the
5th met, Professor J. Madison Evans, for-
merly Of the North Western Christian
University at Indianapolis, was shot down
and then cut to pieces by Dr.. Ben NsWland
OF Bedford, for sedpeing his daughter, While
at Boarding School. $500.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24

Fins broadcloth aud Furnished gold can,
not impaFt moral worth ! ass i
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24

The Salt Lake Union Yidetts, the anti
Polygamy organ Of Utah, says: "Tbsre are
eight hundred. children on the Sunday
School class rolls of the Rev. Mr.. McLesd's
pioneer church (Ghristian) in this city.
This is 3 grand success in the city of the
saints, and speaks we'll for the ministrations
and the progress of the pastor, who has
just finished bis fret years faithful work
il this metropolis Of Mormondom.n .eer.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24

If Coma public speakers kneW when &c
stop, they would nevsr begin
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24

Want les than you have, and you will
always have more than you want
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24

A safe turn BACK is7bsttsr than sad drive
through. sz.ss.5q oal Il d57s 5ga
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24
JAMEs MEANs
p AIN I'll II 6 :.
GEORGE B COOPER.

House, ign & Carriage Painter,
~. GLAZIER AND PAPER HANGER
Will Mix and Prepare Paints to Order.
shop under Masonic Hall, Commercial street
EMPORIA, KANSAS. ..... e I'D. BOB
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24

Whyisa Black leg Hke1 a'youbg lamb ?
Because they both gamble for gambOl) on
the ar cen. c-aa.az - "a ? - III.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-03-24

Clerk Of Lyqa COgHiy, and Notary Public. -.
f. M y 9 II l A KlA N s AS,
Has u S. License to make Deeds, take Aeknowl-
edgements, administer Oaths, dc. .ra ravJ
Will attend to Paying Taxes, DE.
Post office address, EMPORIA, KANSAS. q
10 Office No lS9 Commercial st. S57-t