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Are they dullness and drowsiness, with
frequent headache? Bitter or bad taste in
the mouth; dryncss of the throat and inter-
nal heat? Palpitation of the heart; irrcgu-
lar appetite; sour stomach? Sickness and
vomiting? Distress? Heaviness, or full
feeling about the stomach and sides, often
attended with pain and tenderness? Collie
pains, and soreness through the bowels, with
excessive heat? Constipation Of the bowels,
alternating with frequent attacks of diarrh1a!
Piles; Aatulence; nervousness? Goodness Of
the extremities? Rush of blood TO the head?
Numbness of limbs? Cold chiIls? Low
spirits? Unsociability or gloomy forcbO-
dings? If any Of the above symptoms are
yours, Use ROBACK's REMEDIEs-thcy will
cure you. sert2ldeod&w
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, sept. y.
FLOUR-Dull, business small, ut previous rates.
WHEAT-t;osd demand for better grades Of red
but low grades very dull; No. .2spring 92m?5; No.
red fall 81 I2al IA No. l 81 goal 70: choice 81 2
al ~. 49,
COEN-rair demand for choice; other qualities
dull, mixed at 6'ms'c; prime white 61@6sc
choice yellow zoe; all sacked.
Firmcr. slightly higher at iO9 He; sack
c,l.
BARLEY AND IYE-Unchanged,
PROVISIONS-Dull, unchanged. ....
LARD-Quiet.
HIGHWINES-Dull at SOC.
CATTLE-Uunchangcd, ut 81 OO@6 On for info
rior to choice stock.
HOGS-ln demand; butchers steady, at IS Wc
QO
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THE CAMPAIGN.
Arrangement for Joint Discussion.

The following correspondence explains
Itself:
LEAvESwoRrH. Sept. 9th, 1870.
Col. u. H. inhopy Chairman Republican
.Siafc Central CoDuittee, Leapearoth, Kan:
DEAR Sir: BY direction of the Democratic
State Central Committee, with the apprOba-
ton of the candidates of the Democratic
party on the State ticket, l respectfully pro-
pose to YOU, Is the official head of the party
in the State, and thraigh YOU TO the candi-
dates of your party, a joint discussion or
canvass in the pending campaign, to the end
that the electors NAV have a full and fair Op-
portunity of Judging intelligently between
the platforms and candidates Of the respec-
tive organizations. make this proposal
thus early hoping lis acceptance may not in
terfcre with any pTc-arranged plan for the
campaign oh your part. Ii you see proper
to accept the proposal, we can easily arrange
the details.
Respectfully,
THos. Z. FENLoN,
Chairman Dem. Cenl Com.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

r-a New YORK, Sept. "a.
Money market easy 4a5c; supply excessive.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills at 9i4991a.
Gold higher and steady, opened at 1874; rose to
1884 closed at l:55s@I%s4.
Cloaranccs, sij, 900, 900.
Governments very firm, 1s@14c; per ccnthir ncr.
Coupons, Isl, 14@l41s; '62, i2ss@i23s; 81, ia
@Iis4; '65, 1is4@ll7s; do new, 1G's@1ess; &c,
Iol.@Ie,s; 1O-4os 6ts@6. 6s, 1l@llH.
State Securities dull Mo Is 90c,.
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TON window pane at Demassvillc, Ky,
is true figure Of an archel rainbow, about
q inches in length and II inches in width,
with the colors Of rainbow plainly visible,
same as in nature. So permanently is the
imprint made that it cannot be eraced by
washing with soap and water, or by rubbing
with any other substance, and it appears to
have been moulded in the glass.
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District Committee

A HAPPY FAMILY.-We have often heard
the remark that if you want good sweet
bread in the family, you must have good
natured and even tempered cook to make it;
As an additional aid, We would recommend
the unrivaled Charter Oak Cooking Stove,
which will insure the happy owner not only
well-cooked, palatable meal, but also con-
tented and cheerful wife. sde2Sd&w
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by process reecnily discovered, have been able
10 obtain from the bark Of the Wild Cherry tech
ncally the Prunrs Virsinani an extract which has
been pronounced by the Pharmaceutical Society Of
London and Berlin To I-scss of the virtues Of
this invaluable tree than any other ever presented
10 them. One single fc.rsp.onfIi Of Edward Will
der $ Compound Extract Of Wild Cherry contains
more Of the active principle of the Will Cherry
than any other preparation contains in
a wine glass fun. To this extract is
added other ingredients derived from the
vegetable kingdom, which give efficiency, actv-
i,y, md power 10 this remedy which justly eniif!e
i: To l called the Destroyer &C Coughs Colds, Ca
tarrhs, I.,ransitis, Asthma, Influenza, and Group
Not ,nc Of these affections withstand it. They
Yield instantly to its magic power. Besides these
diseases, it : invaluable in Pneumonia and Picu-
risy. In Bronchitis, acute and chronic, il is I'M
failing, AMI in the cough OF Consumption it affords
4 relief which no other remedy IS capable Of doing
In its composition are summed mp all the ingre'li-
cnts necessary to effect permanent cure, which in
every case is warranted if ui according: to disec-
| tons.
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CENSUS returns from twelve Ohio cities
gave population Of go, 7SS3, against 49,
GAS, in 1850. The population OF the State
will considerably exceed three millions. Re
turns from twenty or thirty towns in Indiana
gives So, 262 now against 4, 523 in 1850,
showing an increase of fifty or sixty per cent.
throughout the State, and population OF
more than two millions.
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with the single exception Of one in Chicago
of about equal dimensions The only reason
why game Of base bali cannot be played on
II is that business is too lively in the job
room. s...t
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PLATTE County Fair.

Commencing Sept. 9th, ending Oct: LIST.
Chicago & S. W. X. X. ferry boat will leave
the foot of Delaware street at o'clock a. M,
and $50 a. m. Returning, leave Platte
City at 8 clock p, NJ, and 5 o'clock p. m
Fare for round trip, Sl.50.
FRED. HARVEY, Ticket Agent,
Cor. Main and Shawnee.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Sept. %.
FLOUR-Dull, and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull and declined lGs14c.
CORN-NO. 2 1@l1 4lower; S3c.
OATS-Easier, No. 2 5614@561c.
RYE-Declined &c: closing at sc. .,....
BARLEY-No. 2 Dull, at SIC. aim.
MESS PORK-At SIS 90.
LARD-At l5@15I.
DRY SALTED SHOULDERS AT ll@ll3s
rough sides l31x@1$s4. .... ,-
IlOGS-Quiet at SIS O06S 50.
CATTLE-Dull, at 3 121x@7 80. '''
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THE elephaht Empires" which trav-
eled with circus through Connecticut about
year ago, in crossing a bridge at Salisbury,
fell through and was considerably injured.
On coming to the place last week, although
a new bridge has since been built, the eie-
plant refused to proceed, and it became
necessary to take her around some five miles
to another bridge over the stream.
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x a n = a -

* a n - a -
Agents, Policy holders, and others, within the
aboy, named limits, desiring to communicate with
the Company will please address HOPKINS & GRA-
HAa. - Deiaware-st., Leavenworth, Kansas.
We take this occasion to call your attention to the
following statement: Co. Incorporated 1876. AS
sets over $50, 90, 90. Cash Loaned in the West,
$40, 90, 600.
CyYrcErs-IJon James Goodwin, President; z.
Preston Vice President W. s. Olmstead, SEC
E. D. Watkfnson, I'd Vice President; Col. j. l.
Green, Asst Sec'y; E. w. Bryant, Actuary.
o. J. HOPKINS, Leavenworth, Kan.
]. q. GRAHAM, late Of the General
sepisdSwIs Agency st. Louis, No.
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BEFORE JUDGE II. W. IDE.

BEFORE JUDGE II. W. IDE.
TUESDAY, Sept, q, 1870.
Bechle VS.. Christen; leave given plaintiff
to file amended petition making new parties
defendant by the first day Of next term, and
continued for service.
Pfeffercon VS.. Wager ct al, petition for
the reformation Of deed sustained, and deed
ordered corrected in accordance with PRAYER
ofpetition,
Kemp vs.. Kerr; dismissed at defendants
cost without prejudice.
Davis vs. Coffin; dismissed for want OF
prosecution.
Ellis VS.. Hazen, trial by jury, and jury
still out.
DcGinnis vs.. McGinnis; decree Of divorce
granted on payment Of costs and custody OF
minor children given plaintiff.
Gronheim vs. Hiatt 4 Smith; continued
by consent.
Spratlcy vs.. Graham; same entry.
Hosmer VS.. Hazen; same entry.
Smith vs. Young; motion for leave to file
amended answer overruled, and exceptions.
Special venue ordered returnablc tomorrow
morning for six petit jurors.
Adams vs.. Kerr; trial 10y jury; jury still
out.
Court adjourned till s! o'clock Wedncs-
KAY morning Seid. Sctn.
Monday, Sept. 9, 1870.
Stettauer vs.. County Board, continued by
consent.
Glynn vs.. Daddow, application for remov-
al to L. S. Circuit Court Overruled and ex-
ceptions.
Mcionigle vs.. Leavenworth City, leave
given plaintiff to file reply; jury waived,
-. e. ln,n md
mcnt for $Sl5.12.
Scott ct al VS.. McWhirt ct al, time for all
defendants to file answers herein extended
| till tomorrow.
Cooper vs.. Kansas Pacific Railway Com
pany, trial by jury, verdict returned for
plaintiff, for 500. Notice of motion for
new trial.
Kelly & Allen, admrs. VS.. Pcndery, ct al,
leave given to all parties to answer or: reply
as may be necessary, within twenty days,
and cause continued by consent, without pre-
judice to hearing Of motion now on Tile.
State VS.. Wolf, motion to dismiss appeal
agreed, sustained, and exceptions; twenty
days given plaintiff to make case for Supreme
Court.
Same entry in two other cases Of same
title.
Smith VS. .Fairchiid, jury waived, trial by
court, findings for defendant, and judSmen;
vs.. plaintiff for costs.
Smith vs.. Morris, jury waived, trial BY
cou-t, and finding o- plaintiff for S66-A5
and costs.
| Hughes & Col..er, vs.. Mason, judgment
I. crtiered entered On verdict.
! Campbell vs., Ortman, jury waived, trial
by court, findings and judgment for plsin.
! Tiff for S7.75 and costs.
Mrs. URSULA SHIELDS is Vice President
of the Topeka typographical Union, and has
been employedin the Commonwealth Office evel
since the establishment of that paper.
The TINES Job Office has jus: received
i and mt nm fo- use an ssimposinc stone
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CITY NOTICES.

A MEETING will be held in the Twen-
tieth District, at Fairmount Station, on
Tuesday October 18th 1870, at 2 o'clock p.
M to nominate Representative in the Leg
islature. Z. FIELDS,
wtd rs. TowNE,
district Committee
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400 800 500

Will h. given for any ease of this disease that
IN any one that uses the Bt,ers Tonic rs 4 pre-
vcntivc.
These " 10 have the Fever and Aguc will find af-
ter the chills have stopped, that by using Few bot
ties Of the Bittcrs Tonic that the DISEASE viii
not return.
These remedies will rebuilt their Constitute
faster than any known remedy
These remedies were placed before the public
thirty years ago. with all the prejudice of >''-rall,
patent medicine operating against them, but
gradually their virtues became known, and now to
day, they stand ut the heal of all preparations 81
their class, with the Endorsement "f eniincnt judges,
lawyers, clcr.ymcn and physicians
Read the E,liowing symptoms, and if you tnd that
your system is affected by any 81 Them, YOU may
rest assured that disease has commenced its at'
the most important organs Of your belly, AMI un-
I>s s.sn checked by the of powerful remc'l'S
a miserable life, spn tcrn.;S,tins in death, viii
ip the result.
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MEDICAL.


THREATS ALL PRIVATE DISEASES. SYPH-
L Ills, all forms, Gcnorrheea, Geet, Structure,
sultint from self-abusc, producing unmanlines.
nervous debility, irritabiiity, eruptons seminal
emissions and finally impoteney, permanently
cured. Medicine prepared in the establishment,
which embraces office, reception and waiting rooms,
also boariin and sleeping apartments for patients
requiring daily personal attention, and vaEof and
chemical baths, thus concentrating the famed min
eral springs Eoth sexes married or single, suffer-
ing from indiscre4iou, indulscnces on exposures,
may apply and be curei. No matter Who have
failed, state your case. Read what he says in hi.
pamphlet sent to every address free. Thousands Of
casss treated annually, at office and all over The
country. Consultation free, personally or y mail
Clio Washington avenue, 81. Louis, No. Hours,
.. m tp Up. N. eundays, 3 g. m to II .. m.
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HARRlED,

BURR-WILSON-A the residence Of
the brides brother in Wes6eld, n. Y, ON
Thursday, Sept. I'D, 1870, by the Rev. Mr..
Smith, JOHN H. BURR, ESQ. Of Leaven.
worth, Kansas, to Miss JENNIE WILSON, OF
Westfeld, n. Y.
Nothing could give Us greater pleasure
than the opportunity of congratnlating our
esteemed friend upon this, the wises and
most important action Of his life. He will
make a. good husband As there is in the
United States, and and We have no doubt
genuine happiness aud deserving prosperity
will follow the promising union. Mr.. Burr
and his accomplished bride have the best
wishes of large circle of friends for long
Life, with every day as pleasant as the first Of
their welded career.
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Have you for years been suffering with Aguc and
Fever or Chills AMI Fever, which rack the sys-
tenn? If so, co at once AMI get 4 bottle Of Edward
Wilder's Chill Tonic, As il is boldly asserted that,
in its line, and for the diseases fox which it is
commended, there is no medicine known that will
nj all compare with it.
II is 4 certain, n speedy, permanent cure "r
every disease arising from ma>n,a malaria. No
form of Intermittent Eemittcnt Fever can resist
it. Quotidian, Tcrtan, Quar,an, and Twenty
one day Chls are Obliged to yield to it. II is the
Fever. II is the complete master Of Brow Asuc,
Periodical Headache, Intermittent Neuralgia,
spcnal4a or Pain in the Side, and ofevcry variety
and modification of Intermittent and Bilious Fever.
Nor does this medicine resemble any other Of the
thousand compounds advertised for these affections
II is the pure dstiation from the most costly var
cites Of the Cinchona bark and is in itself phar-
maceutical triumph, therapeu,cai wonder. II at
proper consistency thereby Graduating all traces Of
this most baneful disease from the system. Where
ever these diseases exist this medicine should al
ways he kept in every household, cure is al
ways guaranteed.
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THE DEFALCATION.
Van Horn Committed 20 Jail I'm Default
Of Rail.

We copy the following from the Atchison
Champion and Press of Sunday:
Yesterday morning John Van Horn, late
clerk Of John Speer, charged with Participa-
ton in the defalcation Of the ex-COllectOr,
was brought to the city in charge of United
States Deputy Marshal Charles Miller, and
On being arraigned before United States Com
missioner Price, applied for continuance
of the examination until October LIST ensuing.
The motion was granted, and the case was
adjourned till the LIST of October, at O'Clock
a. m. The defendant was ordered to give
bond in the sum of S35 900, for his appear
ance before the Commissioner, and in default
of giving the same to Ike committed to the
Jail of Douglas county.
Judge Scion o. Thatcher, Of Lawrence,
appears the attorney for the parties charged
with the crime of participation in embezzle-
ment of the United States Internal Revenue
funds, and United States Attorney Horton
conducts the prosecution on behalf of the
government. Hon. John NJ. Price is the
Commissioner before whom the examinations
are TO be held.
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THERE are now about sixty men employed
1t the coal mine, and coal istaken out BY the
car load. Facilities for furnishing this splcn-
did article of fuel multiply as the mining
progresses, and it will soon be one Of the
most extensive in the West.
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tStAN tNNp.iIh. sep. ~, 1cSV.
Hon. Tiios. T. Ftaloa, Chairman Democratic
State Contra, tommiitec;
DEAI SIB: Ncur letter inviting joint
discussion in the campaign, come TO hand
this day.
The proposal will he submitted at once to
the Committee, and the candidates upon our
ticket. OF course ! can give no reply with
out authority from them. | viii communi-
cate with you on veceir; of their views.
Judge Lowe has made arrangements for
thorough canvass Of the State, during the
month of October.
Personally, would now as heretofore.
advocate joint meetings, believing that when
they are properly conducted they influence
opponents 10 treat each ether courteously and
gentIemanlv, ard al the same time give the
people Of the State, full and fair oppor-
tunity of iudsin. in,e!iigen.ly between the
platforms and candidates of the respective
organization and shall therefore rec
commendT the acceptance of your pro-
position. respectfully Yours,
II. Il. ANTHONY, Chairman.
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THE Leavenworth, Lawrence & Calves
ton Railroad is completed to a point sixteen
miles south of Garnett.
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brakes Collection If S..d sssFi receipts SSs
for making Brandy, all kinds Of Wine, Gin, Ale,
useful information for those dealing In manafe-
turing any Of the above, either for the tr.de Of
home use.
Sent by mail free Of postage1 for fity cents.
Address Il. E. NORMANDY, sol Market street,
St Lpuis. No ...-.-
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK, Sept 81.
FLOUR-Opened firm hut closed heavy with a
decline of 5aI Oc super 81 SOa5 90; extra s. 2Oog
) 30; choice s. s5c,5 81; white wheat IS 75cs6 %.
WHEAT-Dull, and holders anxious Ia sell; la
PC lower; No. Chicago spring at 81 l0@1 Is; No.
1 old 81 GOAL p; new 81 27gl IS; latter extreme
winter red amber 81 31@l 81; white, 81 Is.
BARLEY-DuIl and unchanged.
RYE-Quict and unchanged.
CORN-Dull and dropping: mixed at Sc.
OATS-Declined 1c; we stern 5O@521xcc.
IORK-Heavy At S2i O0@2i TO- prime ses 800.
23 80.
BULK MEATS-Dull and unchanged; hams in
pickle 19@2O; middles dull.
LART1Stcady, with moderate dcma nd; steam
IL "a ISIS; kettle 16@l61sc.
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RuPIKs on TIE FACE.

20, Commcdones, Black Worms Grul,s, !Ir4-
nv Esuptions and blotched designations on the
face. Use Ferry Comedone and PimF4e Remedy.
Sold by all druggists.
THO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES
i AMI Tan from the face use PEKRr' MorH AND
FIEcxLE LOTION. The only reliable and harm
less remedy. Prepared by DR.. b. c. Perry, -
Bond street n. r. Sod by all Druggists
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h..,,Sands Of children die annually Of worms.
true yermicide or worrn-kiiier HIS long been de
sider,trn in medicine. Edward Wilder Mothers
Wo,n syrup is the thing needed to secure children
against the irsidious lis Of the many which
infess their intestinal tract J. is reliable. II is
pleasant II is saurious. IL is saf. 1t exDels
round worms thread vorIaz and the huge tape
worm, II canno; fail. II clears up the skin. 1t
s~eesens the temper Of the li1le sufferers 1t
secures Sleep 1t brings hack The appetite. I; re-
Iieves the tumid belly 7: advances the srow;i, Of
the child I, restores the roses to IT, check. il
saves the teeth. 1t quarts again-, eonvuisio1s,
spas,n- and ST. vitus da,ee. II is far superc: to
all other medicines for cxreilins Mothers,
.ce to it tina, you give your children this truly
never falling worm-kiiler.
{ EDWARD WILDER & CO.,
! Wholesale Druggists,
215 MAIN-sr., MAEBLE FRONT,
= Louisville, Ky.
seplG-sun-tu&th&wIG9
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A Book foY
MARRIAGE
GfTDR
Book for the Million.

SOphicaf hnyy VefseS tHu feve5asFonS q VIC seNuA
system, with the latest discoveries in producing
and preventing offspring, how to preserve the COM
plexion, &c.
This is an intcsrcsting WORT Of two hundred and
twenty-four pages, with numerous engravings, and
contains valuable information for those Who an
married or contemplating marriage, still it is bool
that ought to be kept under lock and key, and no
laid carelessly about the house.
Sent to any one free Of Postagel for ffty cent.
Address DIR. Butts, Dispensary, No II, Nortl
Eighth Street, st. Louis.
E6-Notice to the Afflicted and unfortunate.
Before applying to the notorious Quacks VII.
advertise in public papers, or using any Quacl
remedies, peruse DR.. Butts work, no matter wha
your disease is, or how deplorable your condition
DIR. Butts can be consulted personally OF BY let
ter on the diseases mentioned In his works.
No. II North Eighth street, between Market an
Chestnut, st. Louis, no. -.-
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IMPURE BLOOD,

And all diseases arising from it. The great pre-
vcative Of
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TRAINS for Fort Scott leave here at 7:52
a. m. and 800 p. IN.
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He lives at QuindarO, and has sent us 4
-pawpaw. 1t came through the Postoflice,
and was secretly carried outside the city
limits, in the still hour Of midnight, and
properly inferred. The city ordinance is
very strict regarding such things, and We
shall not knowingly violate it. The post
Office will be newly whitewashed and re
opened as soon as possible. Skil!ful physi-
clans are in attendance on the clerks, who
are in a critical condition. There is great
indignation throughout the city at the out
rage
The following is copy ofthe letter which
accompanied the thing. The original is in
chloride of lime:
QUINDARO, KAN, Sept. %.
To the Editor Of The Learen,rotk Times:
After careful perusal of an article in the
TINES of the sd inst, under the heading
of "Fruit," one is led to believe that you
stand in the same relation to pawpaws that
YOU do to Sidney Clarke. In fact, after its
first being read in my Office silly yOungsteI
asked, as Pawpaw running for Consress?'
No, Mr.. Editor, pawpaws are good thing
in a small family, and l am confident that
you have never had an opportunity of de,
vo,,ring cne in its most blessed state Of pala-
tablcneSs. l send YOU one, which is grated
from the Cariec Papaya. If you like the
enclosed pawpaw, let lis know, and We will
send you some more.
In kinluess, GOYAM.
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THE postmaster at Wichita will please
accept our thanks for club of forty sub
scribers to the WEEKLY TINES.