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, 1869-05-09

Ali offceys below the rank Of Captain who hare
lost limbs til the service oi the United States
during the iase VII, can be supplied with artificial
tcgB or arms on government account By applying
10 d.. Douglas BIT, M Is Post Once Block, fhta
city. J. z Gardner Is acting Is the agent THIS
matter Is important to army and narJ officers who
haze BEEN mnlmed and the fact that artificial
limbs can be obtained fFee Of cost should not be
forgotten.
, 1869-05-09

The ladies' Archery Shooting Gallery. at No. $
RancUt,f, s.trrt, over which the urbaoe and popu-
Lar air. Pike presides, ts rapidly Increasing In
favor. Its establishment h1s nlIcd vo!d greatly
felt hy the sadics md tho manager IS to he COM
tuenied for his enterprise There has recently
been great rush at the gallery for arrow Hdes,
which are there Kept for sale, and those deatrous
Of tustnE the novel Instrument will be interested
IN knowing that large stock Will be received
.xIuu I'll In nsxroa
, 1869-05-09

The animal annoyances which afalct hunsnty
In thts latisude as spring apses into summer such
o. aies, mosquitoes, dust, etc., must be guarded
against. In this connection it wonid be veil ic
calf the attention Of the public to the fact tbs,
NcA4fA Evans Il Co, manufacturers Of wire Eoodi
and wtro cloth window scree1s, No. 2ol Lake
etreet. are ready to meet al demands. They man
ufactrre screens for summer houses, aIhors an
ynrandans, besides handicapped screens for saloons
No canrasser3 are employed b. tho 1r.u, 1nd tnt
public may expect to meet With full Satisfaction b.
Offering their patronage,
, 1869-05-09
THE IMPARTIAL PA8SluN.
Hnre-Prtpt4 On the SanIs yrsih m Account
Of the Ntind 11nu Of Jones Street.

sess ~ot.a sn ea 4 Il IL e. .1r snsis.
81, hsr crimson eozss n;n The raunasu ii :he
sarai.htsi dove-vh.e dow, NUT not se eoatoanaed
With The piteonf dispiaseaia in tho meat markets
.ur. to thoughts Of lovc Then Il l. aiser ,he .oovs
nd I'D EMOTION. aw.il Tho sen.;e brr,o The yoanE as
s hsI .s he ea, Ds esn oes o1. ss
tes. Fes.hs ."ass .sIr m ",..,t.n., :. s,.r.h
aeesti IL It his s.vcs nd b.st hsi love- prrsete
pasnrz on the deer4tcr .rd the shy e.asruk of Little
1e ts u. # pp lad
tn.. h ealn r,.s1a.oa M tss jet. oi ii. .s.ssiste4
hvouak aua who /, III lave cnaurrs ~ much and erts
;sst ss ,s,i s' safs l ass
E, SiH S s:aST sS!ss s.sst1 Il as 9s5s e 51t
t,1t Mhs Se!: ia tho<e sho stop to think Do nat
saaE i.a ,o /. lploye will walk .t1 mile, p,r
s.ss s. asa5sss. :isrly "a; W Il giessss!e
M line nc ost os e e aoes net
" Il .sF ,e e's w:.. home he viii reeosn1 the tt hist he
F. !sfssa.s Is ~ he.~d saa'inaeto
ezs so ssas ; ;15Fs i 6 = e M:,s: T.
sh'ss g. s. is.ss .. I'd s;'
en- veS T. Fnt bspetes Z In te goans msas iesto
ss. ;iSSiy,r ;sgy MI y nm d.
Tty - s'sas + sas tas!s M ais Tx - but the
Tsyss slsr 9tsi1sF H9s
+ II :. s;%s: .s:S i lfs r. hons md
ID e e sSs
ri IS: she rsoE!'rtie. feeeiEe nore iesa.i
sH!es; 10. ~ ehldfsn -1'@ ,',''. WV ~
WE .e Ire s Il te % oaa nc e @
Nike Near thesn A5c the Imprint. of ttls
.ss!i s1sa @ s;s.ss tetss y yess5 ass VI
esh = h s9s1 .a = IN H.
e. e saeft 4'ea'a ''s INC
The 1.at beat apd tic Wiads blow I'D thsse indian;
t. yes.s an9 t.is.y .s.
IN T. o s' t Ell
sbs Z rsysn;<yed nean:I Ut III: .aes h.1oe Eith
81; i. asa :sS @ @sassssss;S!s i %sss
mnsh no;6 +; I'D hope hs en ws w fExS aSs
voiees and profound convictions. and who have Oh
aus.an s :.ns haM h % IL S.s e.
Il sh;td yeTS IL, ,,-. l., ,,,n..+t., ,.,o, y .a..
r: m II aaa aos. ts 90 70
I'd !.xeHe naIsaleu' y i; under i; taHasaes: ~
sefy IL ed|esi Az. dtaned je,s.y ths seis
sit d s ps,tS IA AZ d. e
| Urhs. .,... ~ r ..
Ihr Fcfson ho VII inreat aoue means Of xacetna:.
tpE for Jealousy Wi4 teGdcf 1t1lcc 70 tne Goys 1aa
recently hcen 5caslJ troubled With d1hta. sHsplelons
md cars. ntnn aesa ttocs. midntht 1lscsS1oas aad
ss
| crs. F1y: . . ,.
| WAS1Eb-A man md hi4 wiz NO children. pre-
| ict3eti, ard Posf!Fry ho tsloHtH ,u.
1 at cceton 1t aernnpltshcs nothing. but merely
tudcAta hat may be ths FesnHet tue eputsft Jcs!.
comic a. with Ge1rses Dandfu. Before naA1r5asrt IL
invnEiAby te,1rl 10 all except tosc ia tdlatr1y
| c1EHcd.
| IEr c.fc Ia the West Side Fo1sca Court 5cs:cFday
however, hkt III faicE1H aHt us h,ns1n3 3t1ocs ana
, 1869-05-09

At No, 81 State street, the ladles hare dscoTere'l
q gem Of place In which to purchase cloakS,
suits, under-clothing, corsets, f1nges. buttons,
paruzols, fans and everything usually kept in 4
stnre Of that Kind. Some Of the eloaks and full
suits on exhibition are models Of beausy and ex-
quisltc manufacture. II Will well repay all who
hare not heretofore called 10 drop In at Aessrz-
Ito;ehkIn, F1IMer / Co, 4 No. 81 State street
, 1869-05-09
THE (RIsH l1IEHAsY spctETy.
Wh4r ttA II embexsz zFe Doing and Proveze t.
Ds Refsrc Next Winter.

The 1rtah Issrav Society b psosesslns finely. con-
siderns it, youth Tho number u n me1hetsIs rartd
IL lncseAkns. finsn5a1y, doutskes, thnssh thsr
no cospplaaei n too aueh zonsy being % hand- Iss
rrek acexre6 permanent ~anskeaf In sVu. - The
InttAu rezaakksa wan b ns41sd sssaw edateteA to
tpsRn AkEn I'll fl,sssattsa he9 II MEks&z11 Qx
, 1869-05-09

Tie Office Of TIE TRIBUNE has been
moved frc1n its old quarters, No. il Clazl
street to tic new TRIBUNE Building, On the
southeast corner Of Dearborn and Madison
fleets.
, 1869-05-09
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Fnctfac Knltroad Opening Cc9c-
bFntrd at SpE1nxfic1d-Thc Liquor
H3lt In she LcKfx1nturr.

SrEtxCYtK4p, Xas&, Way 9-The enafe foEet 0!
the Wasous cat mandatory, OF ths cty, united
this ni;cFpoon IN the celebration Of the opening Of
the Union Psc.nc Ratlsosd- The company atr
new t,r!utps n5.y-two passenger cars and lASge
nu,nher al freight cars for the Pacific Railroad
boston, Nay a-A reconsideration Of the tote
refusing the Liquor thn ; third residing was ea1-
EnsT1S. Tssa. May A-ln the Massachusetts
Lcstslatufc, Yesterday. the Senate commlttee On
weman' : ttsh; to vote, submitted Z fa7olsole s..
Tcmen Who weTt barely restrained by prpptety
IRON giving round Of ehcers- The report recnna-
MT r.e,t al. aI eudneuf 10 the constitution
nrt M xort tuac iron the section rcl1stEc 70
surrn0c Opc member Of the coumtttec-ReE- Mf.
R vs. -d.ssen,eL Tho sE3,ec. ~A Ike coasldeted
, 1869-05-09

The PiJcs-yFhy suffer when War;
ners Pile Kennedy acorls Immediate relief and .
permanent cure. II has neyrF fat!ed hat has
RtEt},
, 1869-05-09
BANKERS.

Paper RannEinEA and Window
ShateA Latest styleA. Paints, oils, glass and
h5. sscs, 1t T. Z Eisby1, 50 Rsado!pn s:ree:-
, 1869-05-09

NiEel0yt.z EnE1c KknkinH Powder II
rxde from the be8e sn2tettzta- It IL warranted
not to contain alum. smMocia, or any other un-
wholesome substance Sold wholesale and trta!1
ts Pektu Tea Company, corner Of Madison and
State streets
, 1869-05-09
MEIEGEal 1QlsAl.

Meteorological record for Nays, 1850, reported BY
), g. L.nxpi1h. JE- cptian. II handoEh strrrt cor
IN srr the fntiaIs 1t The woFa seeriag" krate
ssiah~ dr. -tpn&st atnnAphexvk~ " r1!n-" hnd
, 1869-05-09

sbout town, pezhags In the fourth or
nfrh xnr Of some mercantile building,
= lite plant set or upon sas
hugh window Iedge. Iatways stop ana ~ gooo
morning to that rlant aod its owner. tcs"es sesJ
mar hnKxtng = horse the other DAY On Nta*A
stsrct lie was attsehed 70 oa&1J no et3nas
uess tho gidcrnik. In front Of him WA aralk
laden With npvers, into which this horse would
bnry Els head enid1nX the oaoE1 without in1utnG
4 piant or disturbing petal And. as stopped
snd said to tho horse "Good morning, ny deaf
fellow. / wish you hsd human so1ttn Jon, 20 |
that We could talk to each othcr,' wondered
he and the howc1s lid not talk together IN thrr
own sort Of W1y. would 1o1t toas aumo nate
where xouldnt trust man Who T. not fond ID
nogets, cannot conceive Of the competition Of
tint man who dIsllkts nowerA believe
they have the most graceful otaccs In the rcooo-
nv of nature do not beIleTe the smallest s1Dles
which blossoms In the wood, or tbs unle8t no"7
which grors On the most distant prairie, WAS
uade without a purpose ~ Him who used them
more than Ill else in Ills teachings 70 fnan+ Thef
no with rs from The cradle to the grave. They
brighten snd bless the nck-Tuozn- They crown
the marriage fest They accompany u 10 INC
lung rest, and they blossom nret Us Wncn NC a1e
gone, Their breath il magical Tie perfume o.
rose III recall = long-buE'ed memory you nN
supposed to b desd forever. little Anenone
.ou stumble upon In the wootts will set 10 tno1'on
u.!n VI .oouea .s -. 49,, ,s.t or . nrrssed
naa aaa1so.sen. - " ,,nr .-n,en mnfr. lrc more
oo"r y eous. Ans ~ ...s.S.- ,-..e m a d,v
neao.Aot Ieea1'os NHe 'e~' 1'
that oeAa. ..,,1n.vo m, t.rc,rh
the Or a bouFe season, and I'm remarkably "enr
considering. In some respects M Gfaa IL ne-
ec'sls =. y 90 49,. 49, o,rh.r+r. erer hn,uaht
20 tAe 70" ~Ne'n - s,,.,t. +satc and 1esnty
At!e A-'a e'sso> =. ,rss. ~, r5d,v aren1nr
'nInaI w. .uA q see ~. r,rtt1 :, xss
uessie@ 9.let o ~ un.,,,. nicnau wills
~. -, 49,. -. s,rt,-r NJ har nna no+snn.
Aa1 oeae1au1o' va snns -. 49,. .nr,. e,l,v
ton o. Aottose' auu h1ueas - 10 n-,hs . ~.
Pe'son ca'ne Nlo .us psesess ..s.s tr,+11 ~
anu 1n1e" uase ~. s-+.s.s ~, n" %,
| Ah9nR u tae oahA ouI " 80. .,sss, ~ ~.
p'ekeo up auo "Hsa ~ - .-hi,n tns cnor,.
teise u t1e shAe 1se . - 49,. ~ - .,s-..,, rr -.
| "as a.ns1as .ae tI'.a' - s.es. .,,a,o ~,
eelzea u H'.4 nul4es ,...e..,'ae.
aapetnDne -, ~ 49,. -. 49, .,n.sno y. r. oo,n-
o. 'sse au w. ~ "1 n5nn as nst.r,,a asse-sd
lug asa ". ,nnt..so rro,n ,he .,.
Z. ,rt whirh fev
uaeu @ - a,.o,,rn ~ to sno ahoVh.,
1870 n 1a.s 80 - rnTch, hsva +onrnad IN.
-sha. ao"sc. Auss - 49,. hsfo-. 49, ~ a..
sMl3 y. o..a' s.s .ns ,a,,,1: ~ -, s-is ~. m
~9op.et - ss~n..,n, - s.or,rs,a II 4 faIr n
laaee ~ tas ~. ~ .t,,s snss~s,1r.1 ~ho thyrx II
re r, .s ...s.s :. ,,-.,,r.otis. V-on, N. on.r,
aea! -. 4 sass - HTho EIc1a ~ fhe c1oth nj
- fes.r =, ,,-esna.1 =, tnn r1,a,. i5onss
s' ".s,. ."sss y. ~. IA ronnn.nl wh,ch has haeu
/ ""' 49, L.r.,rI. - v,,,y-.,. echo
, 1869-05-09
THE WORLD OFsAMUSEMEMT.
Blobbs' Discourse.

Business Suspended for One Hour
, 1869-05-09

Rttlew of the Wttk at Home snd Abroad.
, 1869-05-09
Religious Transpareneies.
Blobbs' Views on Religious Advertising.
Flowers.
AmuAcments.

With Some Remarks On their Uses
, 1869-05-09
ALLOW me to subscribe myself, sts.
"Yom vefy obedtent servant.

Ihare e4ven you Wooos' screed inst ~ ae F9ose
r. And peed not add tnat have great respect
for Hoobs' opinions. They Always agree with
mine, hare great confidence IN him - he u
| the hest TREND have
Asldo not want Blobhs alone to TAX In tbs
lettes, let ne tell you what Xgnon satd 70 me the
other day. can only give Jou the Substance o.
it. She had been riding doEa Wabash &Venae'
and SAID she wss re}oiced u see that people Wele
getting 10 MANY unvrts and hanging RAau u
tnefr hausea hanging plAnt u window u
xcn Of ssntleness aud grAoe lns1de- No hsd peo-
ple hang plant. In thar xtuaoEL BtAuU neses
akst,ails,ts with badness. No evil spttt can 50
through a window where there Is 1ower lac!
eyoid nowezs u 3a,an does the form Of the caos&
show ,ao tho poorest nuyel with plaos u III
window, End I viii ahow yo0 tnssde o. taak hose'
4 aooopss4 md RnottA0eeAt Although clad N M
fas< Of po1ert1. ! have seeat n ~ Haa
, 1869-05-09

~r.ES--sS
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18

WELL MERrrED SucCrss The OK.
pertinent Of establishing and maintain
ing literary. weekly in lhs Wet has
been demonstrated to be fact. and we
heartily congratulate the reading public
on its discrimination. II was indeed q
bold idea. when the whole land was food.
ed with pictorials. illustrated weeklies
aud bebdom adals of ail kinds from tbe
East. to start on enterprise Of like ma
ture in the West. But the 81. Louis
Home Journal has reached its third vol
ume. and besides being carefully edited
in all its departments. has brilliant ar.
ray of home writers. who con,ribnte re-.
guiarly to its columns. We under stand
its publishers contemplate illustrating the
paper. shortly. which will add greatly to
its appearances. The subscription is bnt
$3.50 per annrm for single subscriptions.
and q mnch lower rates - c'uo-. .hich
puts it in the reach of all. Address,
Sheffield 4 Stone. 400 and All Locust
street. St. Louis, Mo-. for a list of their
club rates and . sample copy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18

An OLD BUT Tree SronY-Many per
sons will remember the story of the OLD
Yankee farmer who was boasting of q
powerful yoke Of oxen that be once own
Cd. To illustrate their quality. be related
that. % he Was one day plowing in a new
field. they came to huge green chestnut
stump. against which the plowshsrt
struck: but they pulled the pillow righ'
through the stump. aud him With it; and
just q be got through. the stump closed
sgsin with . snap. catching him BY tn.
ssss Of tis breecbss. He held on to tht
plow. and the oxen Kept on pulling. and
they actually pulled that stump out by
the rootsl An old codger. after listening
till the end Of the story. quietly remarked
''Thsrs must have been powerful good
stud 10 them breecbesl"
30 thers was. That stuff was manu-.
fsetsrsd BY the same man who now run.
Cock 4 Chandler's Wooden Mills, at
Wssheus. They make the same quality
Of goods. Buy some. and try it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
thursday, }: November IS, 1869

DISTINGUISHES DEATHs. Hs.-Desths oi
prominent men srs foIlo~ing 10 fast soc,
esssion. We bsvs three more to sr.
sonncs this week.
Gen. John E Wool died st Troy. n
r. on ths morning Of the l0th He had
been long in the service. He served or
the Csnsds border. in the war Of 1912
wms prominsnt commander during III.
Hsxiese Wsr: and wss on duty during
the,lste rebellion. bot not 10 the field.
Robert j. Walker died at W ashington
on the morning Of the ll,h. he was
Pennsylvania BY birth. and wss former
y prominent Democratic politician
He vas president Polk's Secretary Of the
Treasury: .snd early in 1857. Buchanan
Cpl ointed him Governor of Kansas, bn,
hS did not romsin here year. beosnse
be would not do the dirty work that was
u psctsd OF him. During tbs rebellion,
he vss loyal.
Amos Kendsll died ct Washington.
90 the morning Of the l2Ih. He was
Postmaster General during 9 portion oI
Jsckson's and Van Buren's Adminis.rs
tiops. and vas the man who gave the
Southarn Chivslry permission to search
the mails for Abolition documents. For
some years past. be has besn largely in
tsrsstsd in Telegraph Companies.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18


About hslf past 10 o'clock on Friday
night, the alarm of FIRE was given. end i
wa, quickly ascsrtained that Palmer 4
Orton's Saw Mill was on Ere. So rapid
did the a,mes spresd. that before ony as
sistapce could reach the spot, the entir,
roof was in a blszs. II was soon eviden
that efforts to save ,hs mill were useless.
sni attention was ,uroed to the dwsllinf
houses Of the proprietors. near by. npor
,ks roofs Of which the spsrks and ciuderi
were raining. With difficulty this VA
accomplished; bpt those at work on then
hsd their hats and clothing badly burned
snd for time the smell Of burning wool
leo goods was stronger than the smoke o
the burning mill.
The night was very still. but Sigh
breeze stirring. to which fact the towr
owes its escaps from still grsster damage
Had thers been a strong wipd. Messrs
Palmer l. Orton's dwelling houses. i'm
nense quantities Of lumber piled aroma
the mill. . blacksmith and wpgon shor
near BY. UT & Msuek's Touring Mill
Bailey. Noyes & Moore's Warehouse. and
probably nsnys other buildings. wonld
have been burned. As It was. nothing
but the mill itself was burned. The Inn.
Der and wood stacked around, was al
saved. Within an hour from the time thu
FIRE was discovered. the whole establish
ment was burned to the ground.
The ge neial belief ia, that the Ere wa,
the work of an incendiary. 1t broke ou'
in the upper part Of the eastern end o.
the mill, where no fire is used; and the
mill had not been running for two days
Ten minutes before the alarm was given.
Mr.. Palmer passed BY the mill. and saw
no signs of fire; yet when the discovery
was made, the flames were beyond con-
troll. The object Of the incendiary is moi
known. as the Froprietors are not aware
of any one having enmity against them,
and no attempt was made TO steal any.
where in the neigbborhood. under coveI
Of the excitement
Messrs. Palmer q Orion had put much
labor sId expense on the mill, and had
it in excellent repair. and were congratu.
lating themselves that they could take the
Winter leisurely. Their loss. after al.
lowing for ell machinery that is left 81
for usc. will be probably 81 600. They
bad no insurance. But they are not dis.
posed to give up. They are both prsoti
cal mill men and good mechanics. and
on the next morning were wading through
the ashes. measuring mp for new mill,
which they expect to have ready for op.
erstions BY the opening Of the next sea-
son.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18
9pefial Notifies.
How Hostetfer'> BitfeYs Cure Dysp pepsia.
raE WHOLE STORY IN A NUTSHELL.

VIE WHOLE STORY IN A NUTSHELL.
The office Of the stomach is 70 convert the
food into a cream like semi-fuid called CHyus.
This is effected partly by the action of soiv-
Aent, called the gastric Iuice. vhich exudes
from the costing Of the sto mach, and partly BY
a mechanical movement Of that organ, which
eiuas, as it we're, the dseolving alimert.
The CHrxs passes from the stomach into the
duodenum, Or entrance to the bowels, where II
is subjected 20 the action Of the bile, and the
nutritious portion Of il converted into duid
called CAyie, which eventually becomes blood :.
Nov, it iaeyidens that if the great solvent,
the gastric juice, is not produced in sufficient
quantity, or if the mechanical action Of the
stomach is not sufficiently brisk, the .f1a ,sss
cess Of digestion will be but imperfectly per.
formed. is also clear that If tho liver, shich
plays such an important part In changing the
nourishing portion Of the chyme into - ns-
terial of the blood, is congested. or iul ~
natural condition, the second Pred ~ not
be thoroughly accomplished. The fesolt Of
the trco Jsilares is dyspepsia, complicated nth
6iliousness.
The mode in which HosTETrERs BIT.
TIERS operate ia such cases sfthips they in.
vigorate the cellular membrane Of the stom-
| sch. which evolves the gastric juice, thereby
insuring an ample snfnciency Of the auid %,
completely dissolve the soed. They also act
upon the nerves of the stomach, causing an
acce Grafton Of the mechanical sovement ne
cessary to reduce the food to q homogeneous
mass. They also act specifically upon tho
liver, Strengthening ii, and 90 eHsblfbg is 10
produce an ample and rs gular supply Of Bile,
for the purpose of converting the catritious
particles of the Ciyme into Ck,Le, ard promote
the passage through the bowels Of the useless
debris.
In this way. HOsTETTER's BrTTERs
cure dyrpepsia and liver complaint. The e1.
pianstion is plain, simple. philosophical. aud
true nov.<
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18

FuNGus.-Everyihing must have its
run. Fungus has hitherto been much
neglected. bot it's turn hiss come. The
scientific portion Of the medical fscnl'y
are running him. Cholera is caused by
. fungus. Scarlet fever is fungus. The
sffiic,ion known for loI these many year,
as inHuenzs. it hss jnst been discovered. is
. fungus. that had an existence before
Christ. In short. it is about settled. thai
whenever human being is "out Of telt-
er" in any manner whatsosver, fungus is
the matter With him. : p.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18

EE The language of nature and ex-
perience de m0ns,rates that whoever would
enjoy the pleasures Of food. the beauties
Of landscape. the joys of companionship.
the riches Of literature. or the honors Of
station and renown. must preserve their
health. The effect of foul. injurious food
entering the stomach. is to dersngs the
digestive organs and produce heaiachs.
loss OF appetite. unrefreshing sleep, low
spirits. feverish burnings. etc.. which
are the symptoms of that horrid disease.
Dyspepsia, which assumes q thousand
shapes. and points toward q miserable
life and premature decay, Plantation Bit.
ters will prevent. overcome end counter
act sll Of thsse effects. They act with
uuerripg power. and are taken with the
pleasure OF beverage.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAeazlNE.-We
are 10 receipt of this marvellously cheap
and handsome Magazine for December
Its table OF contents is vsried and char.
ming. embracing the usual 6ne variety
Of serials. sketches. stories. poems and s,-
tractive eneravings. The publishus an
uounce in the prospectus for the coming
year. q serial story for adults. by the pop
ulsr Magazine writer. James Franklin
Fits. and . juvenile serial bys youug
peoples fsvori,s. Horstio Allger, Jr.
The Price of this periodical is q m msrveI to
everybody-a hundred psge 6rst- class
illustrated Msgsziua for fifteen cents, or
81 so per year. is indeed wonderfully
cheap. Elliot. Tbomss & Talbot. Pab-
fishers, Bost on. Mass.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18

E Hors Nys Hem-"Our New
Homs"-is the title Of paper. the FIRST
number Of which we have received. issued
at Frankfort. Marsh.Il County. Jacob
Weisbsch and R. s. Newell are Publish
srs. and John Anderson is Editor. Three
pages are printed in tie English end one
70 the Scandinavia lapgusge-the latter
for the ben.fit Of large and desirable
class Of emigrsnts that are settling in
North Western Kansss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18

CoRoSERs' lNooEsrs "A change should
be mada in the lew governing coroners'
inquests. As it now stands. a man may
die suddenly from poison. or other vic
lenca. and unless there il some apparent
evidence of death from nnnstursI causes.
the coroner csnaot hold an inquest. A
short time ago babe was smo,hered to
death. at least that WAS given ss the cause
OF death. sna the coroner was not iuJi-
fed onder the Law in making any inves
tigstion. 1t will he seen ct once tha,
snch law opens 8 usy Of escape for
persons gnilty Of infsu'cide snd murder
in other forms. The present law should
cerfsinly BE- changed. 20 that coroner.
wonld be justified in investigating the
causs Of suddeD deaths = Leav Cons.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18
Eus,Ecrs FOB EsrRAxcHrsExrS1

6uBJEcrs FOR ENFRANcHsExeSr.-
Some Of the tender. .bear,ed, skim mill
6sPoblicsu papers Of Missouri are beg.
sins to have the righteous penalty of dis.
'iifsuchisement removed from the rebels o
that State. To show that they deserve II,
the rebel soldiers are getting up Re-un-
ions throughout the State. snd taking
other measures to keep alive the memory
Of the rebellion, and honor rebel soldiers
They are proposing to have such g. RI.
union at Platte City shortly. That sor,
Of cattle sre not fit to vote. and Repub.
licsn paper that advocates their enfrsn
ehisement will not do to tie TO.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18

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