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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-07-13
MARRIAGE. 81 a.
Unhappy Marriages.

Why are there 50 many unhappy marriages, 1t
10 because many enter into that state from unworthy
motives whle others have their systems dlled With
the virus Il Scrofua or Syphilis, and this hidden
enemy dos not always lay quiet but bfeaD out
When least wanted; then the trouble begins With
biekArings on one side and remoese on the other.
This net b ALREADY known to Thousands
On this point we shall ay no nose In this article
kept 70 caution those Who contenplate marriage
With their systems In the shove condition sToP.
First e3eanse yourselves Of those Impurities before
you bring misery on your 0Gpfing. ..
And = ve 06er advice Ne also 0eer free Of charge
uAtil positive cure h elected the
sANARITAN'S BOOT AND HERB JUICES.
This purely vegetable remedy Is q positive cure
16r 6erofh2a IN an il forms any kind Of Sores Pin
pl0. Baoerho or any disease arisinS from impure
blood, unlike the many mixtures With which the
country is flooded, bottle Of hich cannot he OBJ
tanned Without hns laying down the pgiee the
owners having no Fifth in them,) the Root and
Herb Juices vin do all thas u claimed fts IL thus
making IL the grsztese blood purifier The worA has
ever produced. And the unprecedented ofer a
furnishing the rmedy free u charge until cure
Is elected has given an opportunity 10 Thousands
Who have been trined With sni Who bad givsa up
all hopes Of relief ~ be cured and restOred
sound health. Ladies Who desire . brilliant CON-
plcxion With fresh cheeks should use the Boot
and Herb Juices. All no desire the medicine on
The above terms oil please send sod reference that
they viii pay when cured. Boot and Herb Juices
q. 25 per bottle. DESMOND 4 CO., Props,
9l5 Race-st. Philadelphia, Pa
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'@- sTAMMERING.
Stammering Cured.

nR- J. DAVIS HAS ESTABLISHED IN
IL Ieavenworth City, Kansas, an Academy for
the cure Ut Stammering. Suffering and StOpage in
Speech, upon Anit1mical and Scientific princi-
pies.
He will warrant cures in every ease, or will make
no charge, He has invented model, thai shows
the cause of stammering 50 plainly, that child Of
ten years old can understand II, and apply the
remedy SJr the cure.
ie invites all persons in Kansas and Missouri.
who are afflicted with this greatest Of all nisi0r-
tunes to our race, to come and lie cured. '
He cures many cases In few hours. The mort
inyeterate cases can he cured in . few days.
The world Is full Of those who unfortunately
stammer and Who will give any reasonable prize
70 be cured. He has . copy right for his new and
improved plan kr curing stammering, and can
qualify any person To cure stammerers in y few
days. and viii sell to such persons = may wish 10
the right TO practice In any part Of the United
states. He has resided in LeavenwOrth City for
Is, years. and fatte1 himself that his long &c
9tfantance and standing In Kausaa will shield him
from the inputato0 Of QuackeTy In this proAessioa
and particularly 81, he warrants cures in every
case or makes no charge.
% Persons Who reside at . distance from Leaven-
worth are assured that they need not remain vith
him but few days to insure curez. II class Of
five stammerers can be secured At stipulated price
in any city, town or ,neiEhb0rhOod In Kansas or
Missouri, he will visit all such lscalities and spend
a few days and cure them OF make no chance He
can be found at his residence on Broadway In South
Leavenworfh at all times between 3 O'clsck
g. M. and p M. . ..s. -.f
He uses neither medicines nor instruments.
Ieavenworth City, Kansas, June 18th, 1871.
10 Please hand this paper tn some person that
stammers. -l. ...0 .I I.r#
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Fer the Ladies'.

The Rorkiag Farmer contains the follow
ing advice to the women:
''The woman who is Indifferent to her
looks il no true woman. God meant woman
to he attractive, 70 look we'll, and TO please,
and it is one of her duties to carry out the
intention Of her Maker. But that dress is to
do il all, and to s.fiioe, is more than can
be brought to believe. Just because | do
love To see girls hook well, Is we'll IA to live
to some purpose, | would urge upon them
such course Of reading and study as will
confer such charms AZ no modiste can supply.
n. p. Willis wrote very pretty paragraph
on the power Of education 10 beautify. That
it absolutely chiseled the features; that he
had seen many clumsy nose and thick pair
of lips no modified by thought awakened by
active sentiment as TO be unacceptable.
And he put it on that ground that We 80
often see people, homely and unattrac,ive in
youth, bloom in middle life into a softened
Indian summer Of good looks and mellow
tones"
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Harryi,s Up Co,n,noAsse v.aaeshils

A railroad employee gives the following
account Of his first interview with ConimO-
dOre Vanderbilt:
at was rainy day in summer, aud was
busy about my work. Coming 70 he bed OF
a narrow stairway, down which wished to
go in hurry. saw an old gealisnan with
light clothing ON, vet and spattered with
mud, coming slowly up the stairs, and !
sang out to him, Come, hurry up, old chap,
for want to 60 down these Stain myself
He came deliberately up, and when he
reached the floor on which l stood he
stretched himself up TO his full length, when
/ instinctIvely felt-this Is ComnodOre Van.
derbilt himself for, mind yo1, I bad sever
seen him. at once said, This = Conmo.
dore Vanderbilt, believer He cid Yea,
and l went on TO say, 4 hope you will ex-
cuse me, as l was in hurry to go down
stairs about my work, and did not know who
it was.' why the devil don't you so down
them was the only answer he made me, and
went on his way. ! never saw him before
that time, and have never seen him since
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To Labor Unions.

LEAvENwoRTH, July ii, 1871.
Editor Of the Times:
wish through the columns of your paper
to make known to the different labor organi-
zations and trades unions Of the city and
county, and, in fact, throughout the State
generally, that have secured half-fare rates
10 all delegates that may attend the next
Annual Session of the State Labor Union
that will be held at Humboldt ON the 10Th
inst , over the following named railroads ::
Leavenworth, Atchison & Northwestern, Mis-
souri,, Kansas 4 Texas, and the Atchison, To
peka Il Santa Fe.
l also requested il of the Kansas Pacific,
but received the following reply, word for
word, heading omitted:
Your favor of Both ult received /
would be.pleased to comply with your re-
quest, but the party Is too small in numbers TO
warrant reduction from our regular rate"
That reply shows To my mind that that
corporation a, leas, fears the Labor party.
They say your party is too small" We
admit it is now small, but it is growing, not
very fast in Kansas, but will after awhile, and
then the railroads monopoliste and Cor
pora,ions like the Kansas Pacific will court
our favor. Why does the same railroad give
not only half-fare, but free passes to all men,
bers Of the Legislature and politicians that
pass over their road Simply by 20 doing
they think IN influenc, them 90 that thew
will not pass any laws detrimental to their
interests in robbing the people in the way Of
railroad fare, freight, etc. Talk about half
fare. Why half-iare over that road is one
hall more than full fare over Eastern roads,
with great deal better accommodations.
But, workmen, We must stand it, and do the
best we can awhile, at least.
B. +. SYLvIs.
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Mr.. Fred Harvey has returned from a
trip TO Denver and Idaho Springs. The fol-
lowing named Leavenworth people he saw
in the mountains: Judge Crozier and
daughter; Hon. T. p. Fenlon and family;
Hon. w. S. Van Doren and family; Col.
Alternately and family; Mn. Ingersoli; Sen
ator Caldwell and family; VIM. Cham
berIain and family, who are living in an ele-
CANT cottage. M. Harvey reports delight
full trip, and says there is M place like the
mountains in hot weather. The air was
cold enough at Idaho Springs, on Friday
night, to make a fire comfortable.
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722Z2 Will lsz pun

Tea.y Ienea Breancang shy Msiscins SHE 70
shoI one hird - many living, permanent eures
- On. RSTIm's Vegetable kheanatic Repeiy:
and further reward q 500 for any case Of Chronic
o. Infammaiory Rheumatic .Ague, Sciatica, and
Khe1matism Of The Kidneys 1siu NJ esre. This
Rbeumatie Syrup y saed isecsAty esb, plsaAant 70
the taste, and guarantsed free from injurioss
DEusA Il i not Q ouask .Aedieise, bsa the ssisS-
tile prescription u joseph r. Filter, u. D.. Pre-
AsoF u Toxicosogy End ChemistYy, giaduate o. tie
eeIehsatea University q Pennsylvania, A. D.,
1888, whose entire professional life has been devoted
pecially 10 this .disease. Thu prspnstion under
solemn oath is eonscientiously believed TO be the
only positive, reliable, infallible specific ever Dis
cover The proof nm no other specific exists Is
6und IN every community in peFsoes afflicted for
many yean past and still suffering. II physicians
could eureh II specific did exist, this would net
b 90 net that mus be universally admitted.
The on deceived sufferer may wisely ask, what -
e1rity - evidence - be that In. FILTERS Rbeu-
matte Syrup will cure his case. The protection Il.
tefed 70 panents against imposition Is in kgnliy
siGDed cDutxacS Which will b Joruardsd Without
charge 10 any sufferer sending by letter descrfp-r
t1n Il afhiesSen; this guaaatee will STATE TIE "a.
act number Of hUttles warranted to cure, and b
case Of failure the nssney paid vi Be SesuS.e6 b
the patient. No other remedy Ia. ever been offered
a s1eA liberal md h0oa6h6 teT0a Medical ID.
yicr, with Certificate from prominent Physician2
Cagynen, .ese. vh0 have heea eured seeR Ii \
Other 9sai1see llilad, ssnt By lesssx,, GEst4
psiDcipl ~ 0Amth Fourth serpsA PhiluAet
Phis, Pa. Dr.. Filters Rheumatic Symp y 81
" OEu - " l' .-osfrts-i.sI :. kt0BeoSkVA
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FOR

attempting 10 ssep over stump, almost severing
the thigh iro,s the bdy also, that he has used II In
his family for fifteen years, and is the hest remedy
tor Cuts, Barns, Bruises, Fr0st Bites, Strains,
Rheumatism, &c., he ever used.
kkhaa Of letter from ~. e. r. Ixsrphy, dIted
IMa1seia, " C.-I have used your GAr Cling Oil tor
several years, and find il superior Ia all other ned
eines Or the diseases and purposes for which ID is
recommended.
From .Msus. 4. L. H. Bell, BeileriLs, FlisDre
Co. Wom. S~pf. Is, lS5s.-We will sell y great
deal u your Garyling Oil at this point for the
FUTURE for ths that it gses god satisfaction
TO customers.
From Aksas. y. L.. & n ~. Oads, Nxrich, w.,
FEB. 4, S5s.-AIIo~ US to say in regard Ia your
Garging Oil, that esteem Il the hest Liniment
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we have ever known. 1t gives universal satisfAe-
tion and We can testify 10 It's efficacy from OF n
experience.
Ehfyun Of iste, from Befhsef Pars,y dated Mar
ior, ~ H. Asgssf !, ls56.-fOur nedicine gives
satisfaction all who have used il, and takes the
lead OF any article of the Liniment kind in use in
this vicinity
lNessys. Nckain 4 Bros, WhoiesaL, irugylss,
wheefisy, 3d., say, under date of July "a, 1865,
that they can safely recommend the Gargiiny Ori
for more diseases than IL Is recommended los.
Extract Of ritter Hon NdfAas Lisdsey, Cossty
Jadge " Aksfty o., Losu, dsfed H'~aa, AprI IS,
1t Is decidedly preferred ~ any other iloi-
nent sold in this ss- ton. it
EIfruef Of letter iron. TAos.as Yssf~~ss. dsed
Hsistoso, M .MIy i3, Io61.-ioar ,iaryhug Oil is
spoken OF by those who have used it, nrst- rate
article and should like ~ have you send some
more Of il to sell.
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trtz Psychomancy, This word is derived from
the Greek, signfying the power Of the SOUL spirit
or mind, and is the basis of all human knOwled
Psychomancy Is the title Of new work Of $40 pages
by Herbert Hamilton. r. A., giving full in-truc-
tons IN the science Of Soul Charming by Psychic
logic Fascination; how TO exert this wonderful
power over men animals simultaneously, at will
II teaches Mesmerism, how u become Trance
W hting Mediums, Dvinarion, Spirifutiisni. Al
chemy, Philosophy II Omens and Dreams, Brig
ham Young Hsrem, Guile 10 Marriage, DC This
is the only hook in the English language protesting
to teach this occult power, and i Of immense ait
vantage 20 the Merchant in selling gOosis the Law
We, in gaining the confidence Of Jurors, the Ply
stefan in healing the sick; Ia Lovers, in securing
the affections Of the opposite sex, and all seeking
rt lies or happiness. Price by mail In cloth, 81 -:
paper covers, 81. Agents wanted for this boos
Private Medical Works. Perfunery, Jexelry, &c
who will receive sa,nples free. Address r. W.
EvANA Publisher and Perfumer, ~ South Eighth
street, Philadelphia. Pa- june'2u7
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From. u. q. E,.6s4sos, SireTss, Ms, Fet. Is.
sS7.-Piease send another supply Of your Garshn:
Ul il has given general satisfaction IL has cured
q Of Rheumatism of ten years standing, and
great for Burns In fact it has been successful in
almost every where IL has had u tai: trial.
Fross In. r. & Pdrsns, BriyAton, Lsi. Sspf. .,
1851 keep large stock Of your ''Gar,ling oar
ON hand, aud nnd il the hest preparation ID the
kind in Use; nd sell three times much Of IL -
any other.
From l.. SeAIotfDsaR, Round Top, Fayefie Co.
Terds, Feb. IS, 1857 am now selling more vi
your Garsling Oil than any other Lniment-asd all
who have usel il pronounce il ''the hest thing
out.n
r. ID. Tayiov, " Coscord, ky-, says the Gargling
Oil cured horse of his, injured lille blowing, by
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THERE is something Of mystery cum
nec,ed with the drowning Of Mr.. Richard
Smith, Turnkey at the Penitentiary. His
horse came home with the bride hanging by
the headstall upon the saddle horn. A rider
intending 10 swim horse would hardly re-
move the bride, and as Mr.. Smith could not
himself swim, he probably did not turn the
The affair undoubtedly occurred about half
past five in the morning, as the watch found
on his person stopped at that hour, and being
an open faced one, probably soon after he got
into the water
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A letter ha. been received from Robertson,
whose clothes were found on the river hank
some time ago. The party receiving it has
not made public the name of the place where
il Is dated, but We learn the following facts:
Robertson says al the age of Is years he was
inveigled into marriage With 4 designing
woman, who was much older than himself,
and that be afterwards came Westto ga clear
from her. Before he was married here he
saws he received What he considered satisfac-
tory evidence Of her death. A iewdays after
his marriage here he heard from her, and
found that she would soon be on his track.
. He lest his clothes on the river bankto leavl
The impression th.t be was drowned. HI
says he is going to Australia.
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Glorious and delightful as the Summer weather
Is, It's tropical heat is severe trial 70 the vita
powers. Even the strongest are sometiues pros
tratsd by its enects. The common Phrase applied
to this condition Of the body Il general Debility.
Now, general debility arises from, and includes .
variety Of ailments. The liver 10 more or les a.
fected, the bowels are sither conssipated or too
much relaxed, the stomach but half performs the
work Of digestion, the appetite is poor. and the
spirits depressed. This Is what Is called general
debility. n Is general disarrangement Of all the
physical functions, and requires - . remedy q
medicine that will regulate them all Hossester' 8
Stomach Bitten j. specially adapted TO this Pur-
pose. Its general operation Is not confined to .
tone; II The stomach is TODD, Il rsgenesates IL.
II the nerves are tremulous and weak, il bEaces
and reinf0rces them. II the mind which ever
sympathizes With the body, Is gloomy and des-
pendent, Il relieves the diaculty, and Sooa brings
the whole mechanism Of the body into harmony
with the laws Of health.
There il no civilized nation in the Western Hem
iPheTe in which the uiilit, u HOstetter Stomach
Bitten tonic, corrective, and anti-bilious med
icine, l. not known and appreciated. Through0u
the tropics il is considered, both by the people and
the profession, the standard specific. While IL il
medicine tr all and all climates il Is ospe-
cial1y suited to the complaints generated by The
weather. being the purest and best vegetable stiIa-
ulant in the world .. o.. = j.. Z
Beware Of the Bittsrs made 0f scrid and danger
Gus materials, which INSCRIPTIONS parties are en-
deavoring 20 foist upon the people. Their name Is
leyinn, and the public has M guarantee that they
are not poisonous. Adhere u the tried rsunedy,
Hostetter Bitters, sold only In glass, and In
kegs or barrels. tu-th- satAv
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BACHELORS Hair DYE,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world,
the snay Sue .sd Perfect Pr. Hsnnlee-Relia-
ulous tints-''Does not contain Lead nor any vi.
talic Poison to injure the Hair or System" In.
vieorates the Hais sSd leaves h rut and beautiful
Black or Brown Sold by al Druggists and dealers.
Apply At the Factory. is Bond street, New York.
seplSdl22
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The Galveston road il 70 run to Parker,
that town having voted it $4,000 The To
seka Record says:
The Leavenworth, Lawrence aud Calves
ton Railroad Company have at last located
their route to the State line. 1t goes to Par
ker, or rather on the opposite side Of the
Verdigris River at that place. As free
iron bridge is in coure Of erection there the
Parkerites consider the location just As good
as though located on their side Of the river.
OF course the residents of Parker are jubi-
liant. Real estate in that city, ten days ago
could not be sold for 25 per cent. of lis actu-
al cost, on account of the uncertainty of rail-
road matters. Now, We presume, it will 60
up to its actual value at least. From its sit
uation being on the border, with a rich
country around it, and with railroad facili-
ties, Parker will continue to grow.
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The Kansas City Times notes the fact that
a great deal of straw is corning down the
river lately, and wants TO know if Leaven-
worthpeople are emptying their beds prepare
tory to moving away. As drowning men
generally catch at straws, We suppose We
must pardon our neighbors for the allusion.
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WomaH'O Beauty,

IL is folly 70 ny that nature cannot b tnpssved.
We would not paint the lily, 81 course, Nor can We
inpsove ths exquisite color Of The violet the ss
but art caa remedy natural desects It bsautify
the complexion, pEservs ths skin, and remove tan,
freckles, and other discoIosatioa. This any lady
may prove BY trying George ". LAiri's BLoow o.
YOUTH. sos a.i e.; -
This preparation has recently been chemically
analysed BY the Board of Health, declared harmless
and free from anything detrimental 70 health. La
dies need have no fear n using this delightful toilet
article. 'ssaa everywhere by druggists and fancy
goods dealers. juiy6-wed-at&w
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VIZ have heard Of minister not a hun
dred miles from here who made a little mis-
take in giving out hymn on Sunday, the
first line of which runs
broad is the road that leads TO death
Having talked up railroads considerably
lately, he read
.srr,,1 ist the u,.1e ar,
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Business was very brisk in the city yester-
day. Notwithstanding the late rains, farmers
were IN, in large numbers Mud doesn't
last long here.
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THE services of frst-clas power press
man may be obtained by applying at this
Office. We know the qualifications Of the
pariyto be competency, sobriety, and complete
reliability in every way. If any of our
neighbors want a good man, they can now
get one.
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DR. MEpLICorT has been arraigned for
trial in Lawrence and pleaded mot guilty"
The attorneys for the defense filed petition
for change of venue, on the grounds Of preju-
dice of the public mind. The question was
argued, and decision held under advisement
until the 18th inst
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Mr.. q. GEIGEE, one of our oldest and
most extensive contractors, has been COM
pelled To advertise in the st. Joseph and
Kansas City papers for stone masons, there
being no idle ones in LeavenwOrth. His
advertisement may be found in another
column Of THE TIMES.
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The Lawrence Standard Extra announces
that the paper of the 10th inst, will contain
correct portraits of Mrs Ruth and DIR. Med
Iicoi, and . condensed history of the three
principal actors in the tragedy, together with
an account of the murder.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

are unlhilng In the cure Of CoreHs, COLDS, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, SORR THRoAr, HoARsENnas, DIHFI-
CULT BREATHING, INCIPrESr CONSUMPTION AND
DlsEAsHs OF THE LUNGs. They have no taste Of
medicine and any child will take them. Thou
szuds have been restored to health that had before
despaired. Testimony given in hundreds Of cases.
a sis:1le dose reiiercs is Ten MINUTES. Ask for
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS.
ie3SAkveow3<6. 20
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HORSE FLESH.

rest put together. can furnish you with Ave hub
drsd certificates il yo0 want.
From the LDsinlze ny Daiy Dssoera Jsar =.
is.S--AkRCaAsI' o. RsLIh0 sbsL has iscosne oi,t
of the most popular Liniments for human flesh Gai
b noe prepared, while ior horns and cattle IL lsss
10. equal in the world. We assured by tho-s
Who have used II for the piles-one Of whom i a
Distinguished physician-thzt among all the Va
rous pile remedies, none Afforded such speedy Dr.
lis1 ~ the Gar,iing Oh.
Ffvs CrunY & bros, Coehran> LaAt,ny, Oatp,
Nov 10. 1855. we are pleased with your medicine.
u has been the nssans VI curing great number at
dt1erent diseases upon Iers0ns, also upon
horses We think h euses all You recommended
1t " do. We want you 10 send the larger proIsE
ton u the variety for Family Use. - in small
bottles.
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THERE are now about l2O papers .'ublished
in Kansas-more in propagation to our poPu-
lation than in any other State IN the Union.
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THE Lawrence Journal notes the removal
Of an old landmark:
The old house on Connecticut street,
erected by Col. W. A. Phillips in 1857, has
lately been demolished, and fine two story
house is being erected on the same lots a
little farther 10 the north.
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BONNER comes out in the Ledger against
Life Insurance. He don't believe in any
thing but Dexter, the Ledger, and his repu-
tation against betting.
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Pic MICS and excunsions seem to have sud-
denly ceased. The young folks started out
40 "brash," in that line early in the season
that We suspect they have received their
genteel sufiiciency for the year.