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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

An medical men are .greca that Sars.parills is
the most Efficient Of al the alteativss derived nom
IL vegetable kinsdon, and the Iodde Of POt,,sium
TIE most powerful Of all those obtained from the
mineral world. and all Who have had any large elm
ea experience satisfied that either Of these sab.
stances increases and iutensikes the power Of the
other. The Potash augments the activity Of the
Sarnparilla, and this in its turn adds Immensely
70 Tie virtues Of the Pot..A. Together in the COM
bination Of Edward wilier's sszsapaziila and Pot-
ash. they constitute the most Ps~e.fa Blood H.ss-
Ter and Constitutional Alternative ever used No dis
ease o. affection which depends on impurisy Of the
blood can resist its action. Such is the confidence
In il that eurs is ssara.ssed in every case where
the directions are followed in any Of the following
diseases: Scrofula in all its multitudinous forms
Chronic Rheumatism, Cat>neous Affections, Syph-
Ills or vsnereal Disease, Scroialous Sore Ey...
Glandular Swelling, Of the Neck or elsevher,
letter, Weeping Sore Leg, Ulcers Of every kind,
Pimples on the Face, Ringvom, Scald Head, Fall
ing OF the Hair or Allopcca, White Swelling, Asue
Cake, Chronic Erysipelas, Dropsy, &c. This med
ieins has Affected the most wonderful cures. So
much 30, that nov the most eminent ply sicians in
the world are prescribing it in their daily praetice
They know its worth. Now is the season Of the
year when your system requires alternative med
ieine. Then set this at once.
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SAXONY.

A NEW DECORATION FOR THE KING OF
PRUSSIA.
The King of Saxony has instituted new
order, that of Henry, solely for the King Of
Prussia. The new decoration was delivered
on the 9th to King William, who, in re-
Spouse, complimented the Saxon troops for
their gallantry.
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Gustave Flourens, demanded of Government
that the Chassepot rife Be given them, and
that change be made in the practice of OPP
posing in every band6eld one EeacAman to
three Pr,Issians. The answer was unfavOra-
bic, and Flourens resigned his command.
GAMBErrA.s BALLOON
brought out of Paris ten kilogrammes of
letters, each weighing about four grains
nearly 39, 600 in number. There were still
Is, 900 such waiting despatch at the Paris
Post Office. Carrier pigeons have consider
able more than they can do as post men.
GANBETTA's PROCLAMATION.
NEW York, Oct l0-The following are
the concluding sentcncs of Gambetta's proc
lation: 1.-THE provisions in Paris are good for
many long months. The situation imposes
great duties on the French people: First,
to make the war one only Of occupation;
and second, to accept the Republic. Men are
abundant! What France lacks is the reso-
luton and the execution of plans. After
the battle of Sedan our arms failed, the En-
peror having sent al to the frontier. Arms
are now coming in from every quarter Of the
globe, and workmen and money are forth
coming. The provinces must resist tarpor
and panic. All paItizans must aid the Re
public. Soon the winter rain will come,
finding the Prussians far from home, decim-
ated by French arms, by hunger and by
nature! France shall never lose Its place in
the world, through the invasion Of half q
million Of men. Paris gives the watch
ward: olive the Republic one and indi-
visible" --.F-.-r
THE EMPRESS URGED 10 ABDICATE.
A Prussian dispatch to the World says:
II rs believed there that Baurbache's mission
to the Empress was to urge an abdication,
thus removing all obstacles to European re-
cognition of the Republic, as the army Of Ba-
zaine cannot be relied upon to support the
empire.
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE NOTORIOUS BABY FARMER HANGED.
LONDON Oct. 11.-Margaret Waters, the
notorious baby farmer, was hanged here to-
day for the murder of the COwan infant. She
died protesting her innocence.
THE FRENCH IRON CLADS
passed over to-day bound east.
PRUSSIA.
BISMARCK ANDsK WILLIAM DENOUNCED.
New YORK, Oct. ll-Munich papers viO-
lently oppose the absorption Of Bavaria.
Some of them openly denounce Bismarck
and declare King William pious old hum
bug and full of can't and an arrant despot at
heart.
BEGINNING TO FEEL STRAIN UPON HER
RESOCRCEs.
New YORK, Oct. 1O.-A World despatch,
from London states that the present attitude
Of Prussia on the peace question, indicates
that the strain upon the German re-
sources is beginning to Ike severely felt.
WAR INDEMNITY-ATR TRUCE ENDED-NARCH-
ING on PARIS.
BERLIN, Oct. 10.-Thc Berlin Chamber
of Commerce, in an address to Count Won
Bismarck, expresses hope that the indem-
nifty to be paid by France will he calculated
not only by actual losses of ships and cargoes
but also on losses through the confinement of
ships in port by blockade.
The truce at Messieeres ended to-day.
The Duke of Mecklenberg's corps is
marching on Paris.
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FLOCH-Quiet.
wHEAT-Faisiy aetive; No3, 81 o71<9l OK
closing dun and nominal.
OOKN-NO :, slX@s2c; closins dun and un
changed.
OAT1Quiet II 3s1<09g3<e fae Noa
RYEQsiet end 1N1e loves; Net 7o0N<e.
BARLEY-0niet; No 2, S25<@98e.
HIGHWINEIFirm at &c.
PORK-Qujet aDd I'm as a ..
DRY Sailed SHOULDERS liz.
HOGSLDull and declined 1n0sse.
CATTLEcDull and nominal; nles q eo9s %.
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AdvePfisememt.

wish to make the acquaintance of lady
of good character, between the ages Of %
and 30; good looking, good disposition, under
stands and likes housekeeping. Would like
to live on a farm, and if understands music,
please mention it. Object, matrimony If
suited. Address,
A. Il. COLLINS. Leayenworth. Eas.
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New York, Oct. 11-Beecher's sermon
on Sunday last, declaring the Bible full Of
fctition, Ineligible only as things of the
Imagination, and ridiculing hell fire and
birthstone doctrines, has caused great excite
ment among the orthodox. His congrega-
ton, however, are delighted with it, and de-
mand its repetition.
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Drawine.Roosa Chat.

The following conversation took plane in
the drawing-room of a mansion on Clinton
Avenue, Brooklyn, one pleasant forenoon
about ten days ago. Two ladies. Nor
gan and Mn. knight, had just dropped in
Tor mornings call on Ms. Rapelja, the
Lady of the house.
Mn. M.-Dear Mn Rapelje, are you sick
You look quite delicate.
Mn. R-No; not sick exactly; but suffer-
ing from debility, and dreadfully nervous.
Do you know, could cry this minute.
Mn. K.-Too much excitement, I'm
afraid.
Mn. R-Perhaps. But what can one do?
In the gay season, one must give parties and
attend them.
M.. NJ suppose 70. Fashion is law
mores the pity. But you must take some
thing to tone your system or you'll break
down.
Mrs. RI hate medicine! But you shall
prescribe for me. What would advise?
Mn. A.-Wen; III tell You ny plan.
Whenever Pm nervous or hysterical, or have
headache, or am 1t all out of SORTS, take
a couple of tablespoonsf1l of Plantation Bit
tess once or twice day for week or %, and
it invariab3e brings me round.
Mm XII do the same thing, with the
same pleasant result. have implicit faith in
that article.
Nn. R-Well, ladies, on your recon-
mendatioo, III Try it. cod &w
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nar More than 900. OOO peop,e hear testi

DB- More than 100000 people bear testi-
mony to the wonderful curative effects of Dr.
Pierce's Alt. Ext. of Golden Medical bis
covery. 1t cures Bronchitis, and the worst
lingering coughs. As an Anti-Billiorls med
icine for ''Liver Complaint" it has no equal.
1t permanently cures constipation of the
bowels, cleanses and puriies the blood and
thereby cures Scrofulous and Syphilitic taints
and all diseases of the skin, as Pimples,
Blotches, Boils, Rashes and Eruptions. Sold
by druggists. [d&w]
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK, }
LAvENwORTH, Ks, Oct. =, 1870.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN parties hereinafter named to call at this ONCE
without belay, and render an account n to strays
taken up by them and posted since the years 1855,
1866, 1867, 1865 and to October LIST, 1863. COM
pliance with this request will save the costs Incl
dent to the issuing Of warrants, and placing them In
the hands Of the Sheriff. required by Sec. 2, Ar
tcle 3, page COS, Laws 1868, compelling each to
answer and make return Of that portion OF the
amount Of the appraised value Of the strays referred
to- due to the county, and belonging to the school
fund.
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Endurance and Sp<es.

SAN ANTONIO, (Texas) Oct, 10-Mr.
Cook, Of Bexar County, rode sixty-one miles
in two hours and fifty-six and One-half min
utes, at the Western Texas Fair, at San
Pidro, to-day. Texas horses and saddles
only were allowed.
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There is 10 such medicine for the dirsS.,. s,r
which il Is recommended as Edwarl wilder Siam.
ach Bitters 1t is positively asserted that they are
altogether unequalled. They are absolutely infal-
lbe, If used according to directions, in Dyspepsia
Indigestion, Intermittent Fever, Liver Complaint,
Collie, and Flu1. They are tonic They are en-
inently an alternative. They are superior to all
other medicines As an appetizer. They invisorate
the enfeehled stomach, and revive the overweight
system. They add new power to the weakened
heart, and sustain the overtaxed brain. BESIDES
being superior to- they unlike, all other Btter
in having for their base pure copper-dstile.i Rour-
bon whiskey. This fac, alone has given them a
character in the city where they are made, and
must commend them to the lovers Of the good and
the genuine every where, To the anxious mother
weighed down with family cares, to the merchant
exhausted by the harrass Of business, to the dys-
PePtic, to him who suffers from constipation to the
victim ofnux collie debility, these Btters offer
speedy and never failing relief. Try them. II
you take them once, You will never after lie without
them in your house.
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-Boouville (Mo) i afflicted with . mid
night scoumdrel who amuses himself by cut
ting Of the tails Of cow.
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PROGRAMME OF THE TRIP.
The Kansas Pacific Railway Company
have rendered the editorial fraternity of Kan
sas an excursion over their road, and selectet
as a committee Of arrangements: %. w
Wilder, G. F. Prescott, NJ. W. Reynolds ant
F.P. Baker. The committee announce tn,
following arrangements:
The Excursion will start on Tuesday
October 18th, 1870, by the Mail Train, which
leaves the principal stations As follows:
Kansas City, at $50 a. m.
Leavenworth, At $40 =. m.
Lawrence, at IL IS q. m.
Topeka, at l 81 p. m.
Wamego, at $40 p. m.
Manhattan, At 4:25 p. M.
Junction City, at S 80 p. m.
ARRIVE AT sALINA AT Gas, p. n.
Remain at Salina over night ION tn,
cars).
Leave Salina Wednesday at S:25 a. m.
Arrive at Denver Thursday, at 100 a. m
The party can take meals at stations a.
follows:
Tuesday-Dinner At Wamego; supper al
Salina.
Wednesday-Breakfast At Salina; dinner
At Ellis, or come supplied with provisiona
The Railway Company will provide deep
ing cars for the guests.
The time Of return will be determined b
the wishes Of the party. Ample time vii
be given them to visit Denver and the Noun
tains.
Gnest&will please bring their cards Of in
vitation, and receive excursion passes of the
committee On the train.
Those unable to join the excursion will
please notify N. W. Reynolds, Lawrence,
Kansas; and if any editor of the Kansas
Fres fails to receive the invitation of the
Railway Company, the committee request
early information Of the fact, addressed a.
above.
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RUSSIA

wAYON THE BLACK SEA.
PEsTH, Oct. lO-The Flayd newspaper of
this city publishes statement that Gorts-
chakof demands of the powers the removal of
the prohibition against Russian war vessels
in the Black Sea.
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Have you for years been suffering with Ague and
Fever Chills and Fever, which 80 rack the sys-
tenn? II 80, go at once and get hottie Of Edward
Wilder Chill Tonic, rs il is boldly asserted that,
in its line and for the diseases for which it i, re-
commended, there is no medicine known that will
at all compare with it.
II is a certain, speedy, permanent cure for
every disease arising from ma,n,a or malaria. No
form Of Intermittent RaInittent Fever can resist
it. Quotidian, Ter;ian, Quartian, and Twenty
one day Chis are Obliged to Weld to it, II is the
conIuerer Of every species Of Marsh or swamp
Fever. 1t is the complete master Of Brow Ague,
Periodical Headache, Intermittent Neuralgia,
Splenagia Pain in the Siie AMI Of every variety
and modification Of Intermittent and Bilious Fever
Nor does this medicine resemble any other Of the
thousand compounds advertised for these aneciious
II If the pure distllion from the costly vzr-
cites Of the Cinchona bark and is in itself pbar-
nlaceutical triumph, thcraIeutical wonder. 1t at
cheeks the Chlls and restores the blood to its
proper consistency, thereby Graduating all traces Of
this most banefnl disease from the system. Where
ever these diseases exist this medicine should al
ways be kept in every household, As n cure is al
ways guaranteed. ...
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Our readers must not fail to read carefully
the advertisement headed Tubular Kerosene
Lanterns" "
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MIR. Ton. CLARK has returned from St.
Louis with his stock, having made very
credtiable showing with Kansas Maid
Though he did not win any races, he was
not beaten badly, and he reputation Of our
State has not suffered at his hands. The
fact still exists that Kansas Maid is
splendid animal, although she has been
beaten at National Fair.
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THE rapid progress being made in the
hsilding of the bridge is source Of great
satisfaction and encouragementto our business
men, who wear smiling faces over this evil
dence Of our substantial progress. The work
will continue to be pressed forward as rapidly
- possible, and it will not be long ere We
shall outstrip all rivals.
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This new article seems to have been submit
ted to the most rigid and impartial scrutiny.
A commission appointed by the American
Institute have paid such an official compli-
ment to its merits as is rarely voucl,safed BY
cautious science to any ''new thing under
the SUM-" A large proportion Of the lead
ing hotel and restaurant proprietors in New
York use it, and urge its use by Others, over
their signatures; and men eminent in science
have voluntarily come forward and endorsed
it as an economic culinary staple, and AN
unexceptional article of nOurishment for the
sick. The material from which it il manu.
factured- Carrageen or Irish Moes-is a
lichen found in inexhaustible quantities on
the coast of Ireland, and may be had for the
gathering, without money and without price,
Hence it will be cheap a. long As the sea and
the rocks last-which will he long enough
!or all practicable purposes. Our main object
in this article has been to place what We be-
lieve to be subject Of great importance in
its true light; nothing more, nothing lesa
The Sea Moss Farine is manufactured By q
company whose central depot il At 35 Park
Place, n. Y. eod&v
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Our IMPRUDENCE THE CAUSE OF Coz
sUMPTIoN.-How many of us can date the
cause Of our last sickness to either crowded
room, and then coming out in the cold air,
or wearing damp clothes, causing cough
which settles upon the lungs, producing
seated pains in the chest. Aliens Lung
Balsam will check the disease and restore
health to the system, ifonly used in time.
Remember and call at the Drug Store for
Aliens Lung Balsam. Every family should
keep it on hand. d4w.
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The Congregationalists Of Hiawatha,
Brown County, have decided to erect COM
modious and handsome church edihoe in
that town this fall The Despatch gives them
credit for great enterprise in surmounting
many obstacles.
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'tSEA Moss FARINE can be taken into
the stomach of the most delicate, and is just
the thing for invalids and all those desiring
a light and delicate food. Post.
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PRICES.

HooAanrs German Bitten, per bottle 81 10
do do do per half dozen IS 90
do do Tonic, put up in quart bot
ties, 81 20 pr bottle, . half dozen 6r 81 50.
buys in order to get the genuine.
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THE Hiawatha Despateh says that the dead
body of young man, named James Greene,
who lived seven miles from that place, was
found about fifty rods from his house on Sun
day morning last, with a load of shot in the
breast. The gun was found on the other side
of a fence, and it is thought he committed
suicide by hooking the trigger over silver
on a rail, and pulling the gun to his breast.
lie was sober, steady and of industrious
habits,
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THERE are more people lost in various
parts of the country thn VIC have ever heard
of before. Nearly every paper We pick up
contains the ominous heading, Conformation
Wanted" Somebody's husband leaves, or
son was last heard of in Texas, or William
Williams who left home suddenly to buy
dry goods in st. Louis hasn't been heard of.
"All information will be thankfully received
by bercaved family" They are really sad
these little notices of broken homes,
afflicted wone than If death had invaded
them. We suppose the more frequent re-
currence of these events must be credited,
like the increase Of crime, to the effects OF
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81. LOUIS aARKEr.

81. LOUIS, Oct II.
TOBACCOHHesvy and unchanged.
ELOCR-Cpchan8ed but an increased business in
medium and higher grsdes; super - eo,95 %;
exfn - 50; XXA IS; Xxx $ 0o@S 50.
wHEAT-Firm on better grsdesi No 2, rcd 81 IS
CORN Dull and bower; prime mixed eo0s2e
white e4@6sc.
OATSSInsctise 1t 37044c.
BARLEY-Essier for buyers; prime spring 500
SIC; choice 9se0el %.
RYEcEism q 7e0Te.
PORK-Fim 1t IS 0o015 50.
BACON-Excited, irregular and higher; shout
der isze; clear ri6 clear sides is1$e7oc.
HlGHwINESL SteSay q ss@ss2<e
CATTLE-hettef gr.des In Hight supply and firm
At $ 00@6 Is.
HOGs-FiEm 1t s SECS q.
NEW YORK QADKEf.
NEW YonK, OFT. II.
FLOUR-Steedy and In modesate demand; super
9 Co.'S %; s.tnSss as -; choice Is ssess %;
wHEAr..ssesdy; No 2. Chiesse spring old
81 2e0l %; winter red and amber q a30l =.
BARLEY-Steady; western 81 IS.
CORN-In good demand; mixed SlosSe; white
sSc.
OASIS fair demand and sdvaseed; western
52SS211e; old 4Go4se.
FORk-Fim and in fhir demand; men ~ S00
26 50; prime unchanged.
MESS BEEF-lo6l5c; extra l5@lSe.
BULK MEATSSssady; hams In pickle 1910
30c.
N1DDLEsHeavy snd unehaneed.
LARD Steady; scam ll9S0ls11e; kettle lsx
wHIsKEY-In good demand at ss0ss1fe.
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That Impurity of the Blood is the prime
cause Of almost every pain or ailment that
flesh is heir to. That such is 4 fact seems to
be an intuitive knowledge, and the want Of
some Depurant, or Blood Purifier, a natural,
instructive desire. The Kidneys are the Or
gans to which the duty belongs of purifying
the Blood. Their failure to perform this
duty causes the Blood to become vitiated,
and give rise to host of ailments too nu-
merOus to mention. WAYNES DIU-
RETIC ELIXIR will restore the Kidneys
to their proper action, and, together with its
ALTERNATIVE properties, will bring the
system to Health and Vigor.
October 9Th. eOd&w.
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/ Are you suffering from cv,tiveness or III need III
an efficient purgative? Edward Willers Family
Pills . vegetable tonic and invyorant Of uncom-
| mon excellence. For constipation and biliousness
they are a certain remedy. BY their action they
both revive and refresh the overloaded system. Nor
is this all. There is nothing in their composition
which is not vegetable. They are potent for gsSi
aperient or laxative needed by the delicate and
weakly The liver, tine great secretive gland Of the
body, determines both the purity Of the blood and
the condition Of the bowels. These pills contain
herbs, gums, roots, and barks, every Of which
/, celebrated ambitious remedy, and which,
il there be single ascertained fact In medicine
constitute the most genial and perfectly satisfactory
purgative yet discovered. They do not rasp and
injure. They clean out the depraved and viiiase.l
secretions Of the alrnentary canal They stimulate
and persuade the liver. They tone the stomach,
irritate-they restore. In all the Pblegmasia,
Rheumatism, ErysiPclas, Vertigo, Dizziness, In
ANIMATION Of the Brain, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder, and in every other affection in which
purgztive is desirable. these pills are l~yond all
peradventure . true Panacea- Hence use none
other, they do you harm, and their effects
are inv ariably beneficial
Thousands Of children die annually Of worms. \
true vermicide or worm killer has long been de
sideraium in medicine. Edward Wilder Mother
Worm Syrup is the thing needed to secure children
Against the insdious evils Of the many worms which
iniess their intestinal tract II is reliable. II is
pIe nsnt. II is salubsious. Ii is .afe II expels
round worms, thread worms, and the huge tape
worm. 1t ezn,o, fail. II clears up the skin II
sveetens the temper of the little sufferers II |
secures .lsep. 1t brings hack the appetite. 1t
Beves the tumid belly. 1t advances the growth Of
the child. 1t restores the roees to its cheek. II
saves the teeth 1t guards it against commissions,
spasms, and ST. Vtus' dance II is Ear superior to
all other medicines for expelling Mothers,
sse to it that you give your children this truly
never falling worm killer.
EDWARD WILDER & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
215 MAIN-sr., MARBLE FRONT,
Louisville, Ky.
sepls-sln.tuIih&wlG9
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THE members of the Republican County
Central Committee, are requested to meet at
No. q, Main street, north Of Delaware, at
two O'Clock, on Friday afternoon, Oct. l4th,
for the purpose Of transacting important busi-
ness. JOHN SCHorr, Chairman
wv. III. MOORE, Secretary.
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THE attention Of business men is invited
10 THE TINES Job Office, now acknowledged
10 be the most complete establishment of the
kind in the West. As is generally known
we have recently made extensive improve
ment in that department, which enables us
to turn out work much more rapidly and in
greater variety than ever before. A new
steam book press is among the most import
ant improvements, and new book type Of the
latest and most elegant ''faces." So that it
is no longer necessary for parties to send East
to get their orders filled. We ask no odds OF
either St. Louis or Chicago in the quality Of
our work, as any person Of good Judgment
may readily satisfy himself by calling and
examining samples. These business men
who desire first class work should leave their
orders at The TINES.