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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-12-31


not, know that it cures their hcighbO!s ynd fssds,
and all know that what it does once u does niWayt
never fails through ss any .s q as:
sands upon thousands Of certificates u reDAsts'
BILE cures of the following complaints, but 80
should we publish them Adap;ed % III ssrs "a
conditions in I'll climates; containing nait6sg ea1o-
mel or any deleterious drug, they may b talea
serves them ever fresh and makes Them pleasass y
take, while being purely vegetable mo- harm -
arise from their use in any quantity.
internal vsccra to purify the blood and stimulate d
Into healthy action-remoye the obstructions q u
stomach, bowels, liver. and other orsanc % 6s
body storing their irregular action To health, -
by correcting, wherever they exist. such dsraAGes
nients rs arc the first origin of disease.
the SnH r se as gssm " s
Pulls rapidly cure
For Dyspersia or I.dixe.sAon. Iissse.s-
should be taken moderately to stimulate Tie sss6
ach and restore lis healthy tone and action.
For LIVER GSPplai.s and its various syuS
JauAdlice or Green SiekneO. Dee1000
ColicSp BiIioas Rcvers, they should 10 u:
dcious taken for each case to correct t'e Diseased
For Dysenfcry or DiaFrhR&, has oee MID
dose Is generally required.
For Ahcunsati.m, GoHt, Grasel: rSsYe.
laden Of the heort. PofH In t. oeoos
taken, as reqnire 10 cf:i,,c he ;,iscAss "a scsa 4
The system. With such change those ccuplsi4,a
disappear.
For Dronsy and Drorstcal swelliass they
ehou DC taken u; large and frequent doses ~ pro-
duce The effect of drastic purge.
For suppression a large doe should be taxa
as 1t produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As a Dinner PHI. take ono or two Pifls 10 pre-.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ana
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and inylsorates the system. Hence il is oiies nd,
vantageols where serious arrangement exists,
One who feels tolcrably well, oftcn finds that dooo
Of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better, ffs0
their cleansing and rcnovatng effect on the digos.
tive apparatus. There arc numerous cascs wherO
purgative Is required, which we cannot cnumsr.
ate here, but they suggest themselves every body,
and where the virtues OF this PHI are known. -
public no longer doubt what TO employ.
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T" Costar's" Corn Solvent,

and Il cured him"
Thousands of boxes sold.
All Druggists in WHITE CLOUD sell Il.
Or address "COSTAR," No. 10 Crosby
St., N. Y.
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Latest New York News
the sEoeLk
GREATLY EXCITED.
'cosTlR' N THE f|ElDI
LADIES'!
Look Outy Lookout!
A BE.uTlFiER as is A BRAUTlflER.
Lsdies' Magazine 70, StyfI
HENRY R. cosTAR, Of, No. 10 crosby
ssree,-is said to be ...eW' with HEAUTl-
FER that eclipses anything ever known in
this line, The Ladies are Wild; With delight.
One Lady say, Il know it's right and point
ed to a skin A. fresh, soft, and delicate as q
child. Another Lady said. If it cost $1,000
4 bottle, I'd have it, and another, Away vi h
all hurtful cosmetics, and give me only
=" Costar's" Bitter Sweet
and Orange Blossoms.
is gives Beauty TO the Complexion, Rosy
glow to the Cheeks, Ruby tings to the Lips,
and Happiness complete.
,Rav.raII If wo,tbl.,a init. t;oc.
All Druggists in WHITE CLOUD sell il.
One bottle, 81 90; three bottles. $500.
Or address "COSTAR," No. 10. Crosby
st., N. Y.
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Msrnins Psper. Arg. 26.l

/! Oh! THOSE C0RNS! !OH! rnoss CORKE !
Morning PsSr, Arg. 26.l
"!OH, MY! .OH, MY. can't stand i,:
bat be did, for be sent right OF and got box
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KEEP YOUR BLOOD PURE.
There are no remedies. now before the pub
lie, 20 well calculated to purify the blood and
reconstruct (so to speak) the whole system as
Boback's Blood Pills and Stomach Bi.ters.
Sold BY
THoS. C. sHREvE, Druggist.
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"Tbat Cough win Kill you." ~
Try "Costar's" Cough Remedy.
"Celds and Hoarseness lead to Death ,..,ss
Try "Costar's" Cough Remedy.
-" For Croups-Whooping Coughs. &C.," ..
Try "Costar's" Cough Remedy.
"Costar says it is the best in the vide world
land If He says so-it's True-it's True
it's True; and We say. Try it-Try it-Try It.
Aesnias Psp., Arg. IS
All Druggists In WHITE CLOUD sell il.
Or address "COSTAR." Ne. 10 Crosby
g., NY.
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(Which is bound to take the place Of all 9th.
ers; purely vegetable Pill. (sugar coated, }
and Of extraordinary efficacy for Costiveness.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Headaches. Nervess
Debility, Liver Complaint, kc."
Medical Journal. Sept. 81
Positively the best Pill in the World.
Thousands Of Boxes now used. -,
All Druggists In WHITE CLOUD sell them.
Or address "CCSTAR," No. 10 Crosby
st., N Y.
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HOUSEKEEPERS!
HOUSEKEEPERS!
Men-Women-and Children /!
Northumberland Children!
READ-READ.
q, : -, -. :!
"Cooling to ScaIds and Burps."
"Soothing to all painful .woupds, &c."
Healing to all Sores. Ulcers, &C."
".HENRY R. CosTAR, of No. 10 Crosb,
Street, 10 out with sALvE-which He calls
His
"Costar's" Buckthorn Salvei
Perhaps the most extraordinary sALvE ever
known. Its power Of Soothing and Healing
for all Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Chapped Hands and Skin, for Sore Nipples,
for Piles, &c :, &c.-is without parallel. One
person says of it, I would not be without
Box in my House, If it cost $50. or had to
travel all the way to New York for it."
N. Y. Epenieg Ners, Sept. S.
All Druggists in WHITE CLOUD sell it.
Or address "CoSTAR." No. 10 Crosby
st.. MY.
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Our Commissions to Agents

Exceed those of every other establishment oil
the kind,-proof of this can be found in com
pairing our premiums with those of others FOR
CLUBS OF THE SAME SIZE, in addition to
which We claim to give better goods Of the
same character
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A WINE TO Be RELIED ON.

Invalids use Speer's Port Crap Wine.
Females use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Weakly persons find benefit by its use.
Speer's Wines in hospitals are preferred
to other wines.
D'sold by all Wholesale Druggists.
A. SPEER'S VINEYARD, New Jer.
sey. nov l9-ly
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Fer all DE purposes o. q Laxssavs As6.

Perhaps no ono me&
cine i so universally -
q,lirel by everybody -
o cathartic, cor wss sv0
any before 90 universal
~ adopted into US, n
every Country and a0oag
all classes, a. this hid
but Efficient parI1dvs
Pl. The obvious Fsa-
con Is, that II is snors -
liable and fsr mere sGos-
tual remedy thaa aay
oshse T7DoaA 49, havA
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-03-20

City Council. mus. b the judsss i cannot ,, s..
pectsd that yo1r city Expenses will b much iess-
sned the Prsssnt year. should ne apprc an
%.na. sos, ssss y .Ssss ~ W.
above all thlsp sise, hat The msn wnc I Ia
charge Of sxpsiding the money viii see 70 tnss
they DO not exceed the amounts entrustea 70 I'M r'
~, which !: q Important a city rsquirsusn. :.
u h . requirement on the Statute ocok o. . UuI
state. wherein Il s stated that the Individual nm
self using the pablo money and oysrrunn,,san .iiv
liable iCr sSsS Ssssss. 'n, - A 80
The balance Of the address Is taken up In
discussing" national Affairs, which our read
ers do not care to read. Some have thought
thst the Mayor Of Biddeford might have appear
cd In somewhat ridiculous light in talking
about "white mans government" 'iron heel
Of despotism," "loyal majority in the council"
the granite hills" letting their "voices be
heard, |" "noble yeomanry'' "that have giori-
ously reelected u.s." "loyL platform 90 long
and nohly upheld In BiddefOrd," &c. &c..-bo-
fore twenty-five or thirty fsllOw-citisens and
neighbors assembled In the common council
room, to organise their little municipality for
another year. His Honor Though his address
may be longer, and the occasion moro momen-
tous) Is almost As modest Is was Mark Antony,
who when Rome was shaken to Its foundation by
the death Of Cesar, declared to the swaying
multitude
leone not friends, to steal away your hearts
lam no orator rs Brutus 10,
Ionly speak right on.
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Gov. Chamberlain has delivered his address
on the Surrender Of Lee" In most Of the
leading cities Of the State, and in many Of the
principal places Of other Of the New England
States. At Boston. ON Wednesday evening ast,
he was greeted by the elite Of the city. Music
Hall being filled to overlooking. A full report
Of his lecture appears in the Boston papers oil
Thursday. The Governor will doubtless Be
given generous reception at Saco next Tues
day. .. .r.
Mn. Elizabeth Darrah has been appointed
inspector Of tobacco, snuff and cigars In the 9th
Indiana District, As successor to her late hus-
band. This Is the first instance Of the appoint
ment Of woman In tho Internal Revenue ser
vice outside the bureau. HH
Il IA reported that q manufacturer In New
York city has an order for 10000 thimble' q
eighteen cents . dossn for "sift enterprise
tickets ct nfty cents, and no blanks.
There Is said to b an uns1amplrd run Of 'hsd
IN the North Caroline sounds. Upward OF sig
ten thoasand nsts have been sst, and tho nah
ermcn are szessdingiy jabilant
On The I'D Of February gold touchod lab.
The President has bean impsachsd and New
Hamphirs has gone republican again, and
wednesday gold touched $50 IA. What dos II
meani Iu. Hny, ''lbs.I .1
:
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800.

One hundred dollars word vii BE- paid 70 any
person reading this article and, OF writing 20 the
T. g. Consul at Rio Japerio, Bras l. TO ascertain the
truth Of the following letter, 6nts that u 10 not
true. For every word herein stated not true one
hundred dollars will be paid.
two OF the best remedial agents In the world The
Ready Relief 10 instantaneous Ito chief op>est is
10 relefths susrer from pain NJ once--tts secopd-
AIRY function 10 to cure IL SEIZED with Colds, sore
Throat, IIoarssnsss, Dpthsria, Inhuensa or sunsr.
Ing from rheumatism. v andering pains, i.amene's.
Bowels.Biliods Cholic, the Relief AFFORD ease AMI
comfort In few minutes. and eject Q cure In
few hours. Tee DIR. Railways Almanac Tor ls6S.-
X. n. r. sold by all Druggists.
RIO Ds JASEIRo. April 2tth. 1896.
Ne ssrs. RAYNuSBC {. LEirE 4 BkO.I
Gentlemen In answer to your esteeued Mvor
let me tell you that believe thsrs h no one 20
the undersigned. l was totally psslytie-could
hardly move my head without causing great pain
-pains In my spine,ny Internal Organs pArAlysed
my bowels 20 confined that ouly vent TO stool
once In twelve Gays, and Was almost deprived Of
sight. besides all this, I wa, very thin, my hand
which 1t was thought would do ne
good, but OF no avail. The following 10 the man
neF IN which vas treated Five Pills every night
frictions with the Reliefon the spine, gAIges with
the Relief and water, and doses Of the Re,olvsnt
nent lasted ave months. but at the end OF iorty
days could walk without crutches, and to-day,
although not very strong In my legsl walk perfrct-
Nv, have good sight. lind my self much stronger.and
can attend 20 my business ms when vas young. i
hallway Co. and also thank Mr. vi. for this
kindness.
Believe me, gentlemen. your very obcstlent.
JOSH PRAScIs PuRkIRA SERrA.
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IA. Pre-. .. tAs D...sS.s.s.


We e,,r,c, tho following ''notSees Of ths
press, !" On John.oa's qualification, and the dn-
ty 81 Congrvss;
iron n, Rochester N. ~ Ds~eerat, March. ~
Innr,ehment Of the President Is . regular,
,on.titutonai proceeding, and a. strictly legal
~ .ny trial bei6re the Supreme Court. II 10
.impiy the highest tribunal In the land, trying
case for which Il was ordained by the Consti.
tuition. II the President Is convicted he will
submit 10 his fate like any other criminal. He
has no appeal from the decision Of the Senste,
and will simply yacate his office and be succeed
ed by the successor whom the laws designate.
lrrun the Chicago Tr,b1ns, March, ~
Andrew johnson may be likenel to decayed
tooth which has kept the owner physically and
mentally miserable for q long time, but was pa
tien,ly endured rather than submit to the pain
or having IL extracted, though ON several occa-
sions the temptation Was strong to have Il out
But the more il Is "let alone" the worse II gets,
until finally II becomes dumping toothache,"
setting the patient distracted. Nothing remains
but to pull IL out and cast il away. SO in the
case Of A. J. There can be no peace or comfort
In the body polite until he is extracted from the
White House. lie has for years kept the whole
nation miserable, and nj last, by his highland
ell. awless conduct, has made himself unendu-
able. and the people have applied to the Senate
dentist to have him extracted. An examination
viii show that he is incursbly decayed, and dan
gerous to the public health. Out with the sch-
ING tcoth-that Is the only remedy left.
(rron the New B~iDed Mercury. March IL
The impeachment trial viii naturally retard
somewhat the legislation Of Congress. This Is
70 be regretted, as Is the necessity which occa-
sions Il. But the righteous result Of the trial,
the removal OF Andrew johnson from the Prcsi-
dency. viii 10 more to revive the business Of the
country, than all tax and tariff acts which Con-
grcss may pass.
Prom the Detroit Tr,bss, Narchol
II Prcsident johnson hal not done so much
To keep the Southern States out Of the Union he
might have more friends in Congress during his
His own offence will aid in his con-
yiction.
Iron the Utica IN. " Herald, March ~
The removal Of Mr.. johnson will demonstrate |
that ON no head shall rest . crown, no hands
shall Weld sceptrc in this land, but the Con-
stitution and the laws are over oil, and will be
enforced impartially for and against every citi-
ren.
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P~eyress OF Jah.so.'s Triai.

On Friday the Senate as High Court Of In
parchment assembled and the Scrgcant-st-arms
made his return Of the writ ser,el upon Andrew
johnson. lie then callci out in loud voice.
"Anirew johnson, President of the United
States, appear anil answer to the articles OF i'm
peachment exhibited against you by the House
Of Representatives Of the Uuited States"
Whercupon the Presidents counsel, Messrs.
stanbcry, Curtis and Nelson appeared and
Stnbery said
Mr.. Chief Justice. my brothers, Mcssrs. Cur
lis, Nelson and myself are here this morning as
counsel for the President. have his authority
to enter his plea. by your leave will proved
10 reai Mr.. Stinbery then read the answer OF
the President, entering his appearance and
naming ~ his counsel Mess>. Stsnbery, Curtis,
Nelson, Black AMI Evarts, and asking as rca-
sonable time for the preparation Of his defence
the pericl Of forty days, citing various cases In
which periods ~ long in proportion 10 the mag
nitude Of the case h vi been granted.
Mr.. Bingham GA behalf Of the Managers con-
tended that the Sth rule provided that ON the
appearance Of the President he was required to
fle the answer, AMI in case his answer was not
flcd that the trial should proceed IS on the plea
Of not guilty. lie claimed, therefore, that the
trial should proceed forthwith.
Mr.. Curtis. In reply. referred to the cases Of
Judge Humphreys and others, and believed hat
the rule was too susceptible to no such eontrsc-
ton as that put on II by Mr.. Bingham.
Mr.. Wilson followed, charging on the views
as his colleague.
Mr.. Stanberry expressed greater surprise
than he had ever before felt At this claim put
forward by the managers, AMI said there seemed
TO be disposition 10 hurry through this momen-
tous trial as IL il were elsc before police
court. lie arguel from the wording OF the
other rules that the appearance day was not in
tended TO be the day for answering. lie said
that two Of the Presidents counsel were not
present; that no opportunity had been offered
for preparations OF defence. or the calling Of
witnesses, and that in the worst days Of the
Star Chamber such an attempt TO hurry through
trial had never been made. lie spoke very
warmly. saying there seemcl to be trap set
for the President and his counsel.
At the conclusion VI his remarks the Chief
Justice said that the motion would he argued
for an hour in accordance with the rules.
MIR. bingham rose and said he had been
greatly surprised at hearing the hasty words
which hal been dropped from the lips Of his
friend, Mr.. Stanbery. and asserted that the
only move Of the managers was to enforce the
rule which the Senate hal made, and to prevent
dilatory line OF defense.
The Senate rtir~l and subsequently, reap
pcarci when the Chief Justice announced that
the trial must proceed on the 23d Of March. and
therefore the President Is allowed ten days to
prepare his defence. The Court then Adjourned.
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Mn. Manson on IMPEACHMENT. Accordi

Mn. MADISON on IMPEACHMENT. According
to the following extract from Elliot.'s Debates,
the Senate would seem to be entitled to great
credit for the forbcarance II has shown President
johnson:
"On the 18th Of June. 1873, in the Virginia
Convention, George Mason objected to the par
doning power vested in the President for orii-
nary crimes. Mr.. Madison tn reply, said
There is one security in this case to which
gentlemen may not have adyerted: II the Presi-
dent be connected in any suspicious manner
with any person. and there be grounds to be-
lieye he win shelter him, the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes can impsach him; they (evidently re-
ferring to the Senate, or the Senate in connec-
ton with the House. can remove him II found
guilty they can suspend him rhsn suspected.
and the power will devOlve upon the Vice Presi-
liant "
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4 Representative state.

Kentucky occupies the meanest place in the
history Of cur civil war Of all the States loyal or
rebel. Ii loved treason AMI hstci the gOScrn-
mcni. bat II fssrcJ 10 openly join the rebellion
In the 6cll, an, II proclaimed its neutrality in
order as Nasty sys "that il might rifle the
corpscs Of both armies" Ii Is now oyerwhelm-
,ngly Democratic - matter Of course and the
situation is ably descib.-l by the Chairman Of
the Republican State Convention, which met at
Frankfort ON the 18th Of February, Col. John A.
Prsll, native kentuckian, aud an officer in
the Union army. lie said;
"The str,nsr anomaly presented by the con-
,lition Of political affairs in Kentucky stands
without u parallel in history. A State adherinS
10 the Union has ,olnmttel the administration Of
it, affairs anil the control Of its estines into the
hsnds Of those who hate anil execrate the Ma
tion,l Government, OF which she forms part.
The archives III the Commonwealth are given oy-
err into their lml'ls. The flags which now dec
oratc this hall, and which have been borne alott
amid the storms Of hattie by our heroic sons, and
a, las. brought b,sk in triumph to the capital,
torn anil perforated by the bullets Of the enemy
anil crimsonel with the blood Of patriots-all are
yeihlcI up 10 the custody Of those who would
trample these glorious ensigns Of our nationality
un Ter their feet, Aud In the party which now
rules in Kentucky the highest mark Of distinc-
ton is TO have been prominent In efforts TO destroy
the Government they now seek to administer and
control.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE CITY GOVERN.
NENTE OF EAC0 AND BIDDEP0RD.

Ths organization Of the CITY Govsrsnnts Of
Biddeiord and Saco took place on Monday last.
We publish in full Mayor behring's inaugural
address, and the most Of Mr.. Haines'.
BIDDEFoRD.
The members Of the city government met in
the Council Room Ut 10 l-2 O'Clock, Monday
morning. Mr.. Ferguson Haines. the Mayor
elect, soon appeared on notice from the conren-
ton. and took the oath Of Office. After prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Tenney, he proceeded to deliver his
inaugural address. The Council then adjourned
until the afternoon, when the two branches were
permanently organized,
We cOndensc, and give such portions Of the
Mayors address Us is Of general interest to
the local reader. In reference to tho finances
Mr.. Haines says:
The total appropriation. for city purposes for the
year ls67, was hfty six thousand, three hundred
dollars, oo) and this Was distributed IS fol-
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A heavy storm he's been and , rsshs west,
and - ar ct = New Yok, easaas much

A heavy storm has been and b rsghg west,
and - ar CT = New York, easdng much
damage Va kiNt ~
It's stated dat Js6 Davis Is eztzsneiy sslie-
itous that the Radicals In Congress do mot vio-
late the Constitution Of the country.
A new post Office directory, published last
week, shows that there are 23,7i2 post ofnces
in the United States In sotusl operation besides
over 5000 10 the Southern States that have not
been rropened since the eloss Of the war. Or
the whole number. 1925 are money order ofhees,
and about the first Of the coming Jane zoo
more Of this class will be opsned.
At the st. Adams market on Tuesday 20
cents were paid for good winter butter. and .
half dollar for prime fall made.
A Portland paper says that, on Wednesday
al along the shores OF the bay there. immense
numbers Of frosen Ssh we're east ashore, chilled
and dead by the unprecedented cold vsa,hsr o
the past winter. Such al event has not been
known for many years. Thousands and millions
Of cunners aie piled along the frozen beach.
Cabot, Vermont, Was the theatre Of grand
hunt Tuesday Of last week. About forty men
took part In Il. and they were successful. xii.
ling q lynx which weighed thirty pounds, and
measured Ave feet In length, with black tufs
at the tip Of each ear.
A petition Was presented In the Rhode Island
Legislature this week In favor OF women's SUI
frage. One member suggested that u b re-
ferred to the Committee on Militia, on the sup
position. doubtless, that the privilege Of voting
carries with Il the duty Of bearing arms and
camping out.
Instead OF paying the members OF the Wis
consin Legislature by the day,s formerly they
arc now paid by the year, at the rate OF $3.50
each; and the result is, that their business Is
dispatched much moro promptly, while the
quality Of their work 10 thought to be better
than before. This plan Is also adopted In the
proposed new Constitution Of New York, but
the members have $1,000.
Connecticut IL. 10 prop ortion to It's popula-
ton. the richest State In the Union. The aver
age property Of every inhabitant Is over $500
A pleasant mother In Ohio has whipped Two
Of her children to death and rendered another
idiotic by her violence.
Policemen In disguise watch the presents at
nobby New York weddings.
A telegram from Cincinnati states that Prof.
Anderson, tho well-known Prestidigitateur,
killed his little boy last evening aud then com.
mitted suicide by shooting himself
Queen Victoria has twelve grandchildren.
Her eldest daughter has Ave children; the Prin-
cess Of Wales. three; Princess Alice Of Hesse,
three; and Princess Helen Of Prussia, one.