The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-29

Nm coab 110 . 0hAUl - IN MAJ your vesa-
kep ynS9ep look ding and poos u con-
paSieou. V;t60ut TIE lea9 II Of . heastacAe, |
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A honely article On. > hoaely snhisa A
vau important on, howeyx.. Are not ve,
hi eenesat;op, foEestting that eli denial y
Ne of Tie v1tnss. ! aoat counsel extrenes
IN any ase. = Bot can We ~ ~ boundary
10 our wants? Dzav., the,, line sosswhesA
md With one t;the Of the surplus tins saved, !
ron viii always be abe, TO do . fit)e to |
helm thnac nsnTe unfortunate than y01 are;
md. instead of feeling The depsiysiiOp, yGn
wil think that the hsppineHI which results
from saving, and giving = very cheaply
Earned. and worth more than all The fine
thing. the money 70 appropriated could boy.
N. Glynden. ..r,i,--s.r, edi -
Mark rvas.,s M.p. -,
Marx Twain publishes in the Bsaalo El-
pres his FRA war map. His e1plsnation u
better than the map. Here Il Is: 'f,t
h.it q. 10 IKE READH. .,sl,,7 --s
The shove nsp explains itself. - hns -.
The idea Of this map Is not original With
me, bm i borrowed fron the 1Fi6sas and
the oder great nelRopeiisan Journals.
dain no oshef merit Or This production
I'll nay 70 call III than that It = accurate.
The main blemnh efthe city psp1 mafs Of
which It Is IN imisatisa, =, that in them
more aatsnttoa seems psid 10 artistic picaur-
em7asneB than geographical reliability.
1nasmuch - dis y the Era tinsesl ever
TIED to daft and engave a map, or attemps
anything in the way Of DIT ut Ill, the COM
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Ie.eon ~ snP - .as - atsn IL ~ s
course Of The river Rhine or else spoil the
man. Alter having sptcnt two DAYS in dig
,;nr and soueine n t6e man. I would have
cnanged .Ge course o. tne Aian1c Ivan '
never had 40 much trouble with any
thing in INV life AZ I did with this map. l
h.d Re.n Of little Qualifications scattered all
Around Paris. n first. but every now and
then INV instr,lments would slip and fetch
avay whole miles of batteries and leave the
vicinity as clean as If the Prlseians had been
Tier.
The reader will find II we'll 10 frame this
man Tor future reference. 80 that il may aid
IN Extending n,pular intelligence and dis
neII;nc the side spread ienosance of the day,
- MARX TWAIN.
---'' orr,c,A1. ,oxxryDArIoNs.
II !. the only man of the kind | ever saw.
L. S. GRANT.
II places the situation in an entirely new
IA, -'T 7''7 R,suAecv
I cannot look upon it without shedding
team. BRIGHAM YOUNG. :.
Il ia very nice. large print. NAPOLEON.
Nv wife was for wears afflicted with
freciIes. and though every thing was done
for her relief that could be done, all was in
vour man. they have entirely left her. She
has nothing hut commissions now.
III J. SMITH.
III had had this map could have got
ont IF Met. without any trouble.
have seen n great MANY mans in my
time but none that this one reminds me Of
tr' ''' i. TROCHr
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