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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-05
~. sm&, 25GGcr,

Cfriibrr In SYbr Yah)
bat Isin @eI6Gft mad ter 2adnpanna GSrnue,
;peitr Gbire pcn W. Green, prrlegt unS pirb
paisbit einen rsidbaItssn 9Orratb pcn
Sadpsrt GanbieS II. I. N.
baltsu. 9r1pubrrs 2ufmrrfiamfrit pirS trm
8rUbbaden gepibmft unb rrbit brm frinifrn
Wtibbrro aud has bcliebte bsutidbr SauGrrig.
unb aiimmrIbrpS INNER pcrrGtbig gcbaltsu.
aufnGgs fir Gjrlralbaftrn peibrn prompt
unO Sufrirbsnifrllenp aus9efubrt uub fam msiH
gribIft iib i'm gInfsrtigen unp SrrSirrrn BON
feinsn Cafes nit ieprm anpern mriIrn. 6ap7l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-05
Reconsideration -Seitrn8em.

Der llnisrssi6nets bat tsBt bic Issnhlr BON
alien in Scranton unb llmgeeenb einseftibrttn
RpnatsIbriften unp 3situugen iibrrnpmmsn
uub pirb eiriGlbru ben perGbrtsn glbpnnrntru
prompt inS Saus liefsrn.
8atbplifen empfrbIr i'd has fatbcliT6e Saus.
BUD, gllte uab neue gBeIt unb anerre fntbCI.
3titibrifttn unb Sii6rr. 2Iu6 liefsrr i'd ia.
lsnrrr unb GbuIihe Wsrfs. S6riften unrnIIrn-
ben Snbaltes psrbrrite icb feine
Or. Charles 3. NruifSr uabs hem GCurtbauit
nimmt CbenfaIlS 9sitrlluuaen fir mid an.
Sill Safpb 0eiger, GsbarItraBe.
IOtis -5rrr Safpb Gjsisrr III aud srmGdb.
tist, Sublrriptipusn auf bas ,,Scrantpn go.
6enblatt" sntgrsrnSunrbmsn une r5 rsrern ale
ibm iIbrrsrtensH Ssifsauu9su piinftIib ausse,
fubrt. 1rieer. 9Saaner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-05
Harmonic GaPtGn.

Der ptise, bubi6 uuS bfdutm nabe Dplpbs
Wdle6tn. Spiidru Durncre une pritrsburg,
gsIssene Srmmrslrttu tanu prn @siraI6dfttn
uub Yrtpatperlrntn jersr3sil srn,istbrt psrbsu.
Der Gjarsn IL ppn Giutm hcbrn Irlibrn 3aun
umgrbsn unb nit ciurm bferd!m Gansbpeen,
Bar &c. reriebrn. 9Gbcrs 9Iusiuuft Crtbtilsn
@ebr. Wablera, qsiersturg. 20il7t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-05
@er bat Qltc Gente?

iJir amerifanif6e alts Gentr BON ben Sabr-
elnesn 1892, 1898, 1899, 1904, 1909 unb 1915
ptrbtn CUTE prtile bsjablt. Gbtuip fir babe
Grnts srpi1er 9abrsGnar.
gBsr lpl4s bslst mfIbe F& In br GrpsSittcu
eitlts SIaitss. 3bS
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-06
The Ku .Klux Trials.

90 F..' . .. .
a matter of very. great interest, and md
which divides public attention with the,
proceedings Of the Legislature itself, is
the trial of the Ku Klux prisoners which
is nowTgoing on in Columbia, In the Cir
cult Court, before Judges bend. and
Bryan. Able counsel from dabroad-the
Hon, ReYsrdy johnson Of Baltimore
and Hon Henry Stanberry of Ohio-r
have been associated with distinguished
lawyers of ,ol,r own State, and jtro effort
wiHrbe wanting on their part tel secure
an impartial trial. I'M case oftconvic-
tion, appeals will be taken 9totthe :su-
prone Court of the nited States aud
the constitutionalty Of the law tested,
undet which, they are Cried. I'm the
Incatititnesof the hundreds of prisoners
who Have been arrested, those whose
offenscs are of a less grave character
have been released on bail, whilst the
others are held injail in columbia, and
in the County jails. '..., ,....-. .;:.,.G,
On the opening Of the Court on Mon
day of The past week the District Attor;-
ney, D. r.. Corbih, challenged the whole,
array of Jurors oi, ,aecount Of an infor-,,
maIity of the drawing. Finally he With
drew his objection, and, o. new uenirc is.
suedto supply, the, plhess, ssat sat dtef5apltIilng t5
Jurors. tTHej jnries have atlast organized, orga
the Grand Jury with! S whites to rs
colored-the Petit Jurors summoned
being,'in the proportion, of % whites ite
80 colored,I OfGthese white men we see.
[it.stated that tlree-foaftha gre: Repub-
lican. ri .i.di I.nr .GaiaaitGSj . li;
The grand jury found true bills; the
charge being. icenspiracytasainM James
Williams alias Jim .Rai,iy land snihrder,'
against Ja,ncstRiifus Bfatton2 Ch hsmbers
Brown, sS'yvanuse Shearer, :NVHhsns1 .!
shearer, HaghSH. sheareT Jaailes sHs
!sihsascf, Robert Biegihs,1 Hugh Kelh,'
Henry Warlock, Robert Hayes Mitchell,
Nap0leani Miller: Alonxo BROWN, 1Wn.
johnson James Neal, Addison Carroll,
alias Ad., Carroll, Miles Carroll, Harvey
Cunning, Pinckney' CaldRcll, Rufus
Mclean, Robert Caldwell, Basconn Ken
nedy. Holb:ook Good, John Caldwell,
Richard ,Bighani, Ell Ross Stewart alias,
Alcy Stewart, Samuel Ferguson, John
], Bratton, James William Aycry, josiah
Martin, alias Joe Martin. A.. .:,Iao u.
|, Conspiracy against James Williams
alias ] i'm Raipey,Ian murder. 32r'l
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NI,sTER1y tS,evrrvrry -Tho New


MAsTERLY tSAcr1v1rY.-The New
Orleans fines thinks that VOORHEES, Of
Indiana give very bad adviceswhen he
advises the Democracy to meet in Con-
vention and arrange their programme
for the campaign at an early day, put
commends the passive policy of Anhfs
gomcry Blair, as much~more pe4isfe'
In other words, "b1r. Calhoun's doctrine
of "masterly inactivitys'is hgain ir1vot
ked as the true policy of the party-no
conventions, rs addresses, q general
muzzling of the orators Of thc, party,
and q suppression .of local politicians,
and q quiet, vigitant, thoughtful reserve
:of the press and the chiefs of the party.
This is the temper and. strategy that
may yet. .discoyer;the path to victory.
This is. somewhat better than rushing
madly and wildly to the gloriousr grave
which SO jmany old and young orators
discourse so fiiently. and cloquently
about in wartland committee meetings.
Let our. young men beware of all ell
tangtmg alliances and. lawless com6irla-
tions. They can do no good, and may
doa world of HARM" 'Jt"':.o.'' >;',.F
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+, AIKEN g. WALLER, GREENWoeD!- -
Read the advertisement of these gentle
men, who are Offering for sale a large
lot Of: standard guanos, at low prices OIL
the most reasonable terms. They also
advertise d very large stock of general
merchandise, and ask particular atten,-
tion to their dry goods, groceries, hard
ware, cutlery, boots, shoes, hats, caps,
notions, &C. They are merchants, of es-
tahlished character, and well known
business qualifications, and our friends
viii find them liberal and accommodate
ipg, and every Wy reliable. GFtye GFiye them hen
4. eall. ,...,., ,,,c:; . - a.t' ~. ,i9l..~a
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-06

CHANGE OF FIRM.-Mr. T.. Edwards
has sold his Grocery Store to Messrs.
'rr&ger &Bequest, who have formed a
partn crship In the GROCERY busi ess, and
will henceferth do business at the stand
formerly: occupied by: Mr.: Edwards,
No. Marshall House. The new firm
are:worthy young man of BUSINESS tact,
and weswish them success: They are
receiving a portioh of their goods. p" Give
t3{en,a c1i &Hi4 J" yHip'h6 'Hi ~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-06

IA nu.mbor of iprisonersanu,e WITNESSES,
to ITO before the United States Circuit
Court, arrived, in Gelusnbia Iast week.
Many of them appeared t6 be well pro1
vlsioned, some had mattresses, and
others bedding >ardo clothing,' dnd the
most Of .tliani looked as lif they jlaeatieo
masertffe best of, theirs situations They
were in charge ola. detacbmont;,of, Uni
ted States tEYoRst -.n1 Nhn.GNSa = mg.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-06
The Greenwood and Augusta. Railroad,


By appointment of anadjousnedmeet-.
ing of the friends Of the Greenwood and
Augusta Railroad, the citiaegs Of Abbes
vi ana Elgefeid met ut Milway on
'Dess yer lst. and on motion of DR., J. H.
5eHiang Ges.P III. Bradley waseailea-
to the chair and DR.. NJ. c. Taggart re-
auestea 70 aetas scerefa&. S} 4 = =
The chairman in forciblc and prac-
teal manner, = peculiar 81 to Himself, eS-
Rlained, the; object of the meeting and
was. .happily successful in, infusing into:
the audience, . spirit of eu,lDan!}imity eu,l ri and
discrimination rarely met. with. Able
and Observation-Disclosures were also made
by DR.. J. II. jennings. Capt" JAS. Tai
bert; Capt.fNV. MABradleyuj- D. .Talbert,
Esq94hnd others; and:th cheering in
telligenoo from delegates from Green
;Woolto Augusta, all along the routein-
|contestibly proves shat our citizens are
aliveand in sober earliest in regard to
the Road. If brains, itiuscle and dnloney
will build any Railroad then the Green
wood and Augusta Railroad will4b be
built and the su bscqucnt action of The
meeting shows they are ready to go5to
work llow-at once as soon as a CHARTER
is granted: 49,. .,.t "a s,.c -, ......
On motion of J. D. 'r.aalbHert, Esq', the
following resolutions wefe unanimously IN! IN
adopted. .s.d III ,rn,.sif:..i. a. !,
MesosfSq hs lst 1hat Soltese sb saat n
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H. IsNAN.-see the card Of Mr.: In
man, Who has Just returned to Abbe-
yflle, and is prepared to repair watches,
clocks and jewelry. Mr.. H. is skillful
workman aud gives general satisfaction
We, commend him to the patronage q
our 1rlends. heit,r,.;y, :. .,..5...,,- g.i ~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-06

gsa. Gold weht,er Of unusuu severity;
htls: been prevailing in'this country and
Europe. In. The n orthwest, trains have
been delayed thirty hours by the heavy
fall; OF; snow; and travellers on the plains
have suffered severely. t.'.l ~ &daII&1
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- .dt GGlnAN

DEATH Of BlSSl1op D'AYYIs.77}AA tIpriiv
vnte dispatch received in tthllijs this; city,: yes
teSday,. announced the death. dlesattlh.. Of this
venerable prclate, ip Camden, at the ago
of sixty-eight. He was native Sof2 Will
mingtop,eN.s e. 1.-THE funeral services
will be performed torm.orrow.-PhG G'ssT,
3D. instant ir.r ii! 10 my..T@ "rg,!a +
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= The f9i|owipg9i IS from the L0rcaster
Leasgcr,; The County, Ireasu rsFs sp SpsnGa s.
THE Goth. instant. Up to fins date about
serenty.ive persons Nave paid. The
whole nil nbcr Taxpayers in thcI county
aggregate about $500. The! s!general ilils
preston is ., that ALL will pay ptopptly
who have the means. ..,.4-+,i. -.... e.,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-06

THE WEATHER dulring the past week
has been: yaryfine elemYeRt, Or. Thursday
night there; was, q heavy fall ;sftiEleet
to the depth: Of several inches, and
since then the weather has been cold
and disagreeabIe, with raipias1d high
winds. Munday lasts Was particularly
cold and windy, and together with2ithe
bade 1oasas m lade;au attendance on Sale
Day anything else than pleasant. 7 On
Afandayeaighthhere was the biggest
freeze of t,e scason"7: G2:1 on - ."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-06

cnoSkALp s. HAppoS.TrWe direct
attention TO tho advertisement Of these
gentlemen awhol sannosnceHthat: they
Ilayg removed to their znewi4stpse next
door below the New Post Officer They
are actipe and enterprising youngolher-
chants who keep the best of everything
in their line, which they offer at prices
to suit the timesg Give them aeau and
judgefo for yourselves. ro. - 20 a." Q.
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JACOB #KrRrz.- another column
appears the, advertisement of jacob
nuitz, the well-known manufacturer
and dealer in boots and shoes. We all
know something of Mr.: X, s work, and
it needs no commcndation. It spcaks
fol itself. If you want a good article,
made. according to the latest, styles
go to Kurtz's. .. .n.,, !.o; .,.t l..T.;
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-06

On M,foi&nIdaay the house, n Of Mr.. James
r. Aiken, Of ,Winnsboro', was robbed Of
twoihuii1lel and iiftecn dollar s. Jphe
burglars left Ifnotei at Captain Bacotsi
next tloorr saying that rs Mr. Aiken
was sick they Only took his Ppckctbeok:
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II .':'.ET iE!nJ u! J 40 ~. II HfNH"IEI
A man, and, his wife opt Ysnst recently r.!
hanged themselves Tor ;hangea each
other; nobody knows which) III, a socia-.
bio way OH opposite be,'pests.? !tiksup-
posed that they had, SO nanny, breaches
between them that they GOULD not keep
UP without q pair !o9ffjsqspenld1eeFrsj, sj,, nmst,
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' M- A meeting of the Committee on
charter and survey, of the Augusta and
tGreenwood Railroad, will meetat Dorn's
,Miiie On the 18th, inst, III O'clock .: M
Full attendante earnlestly Requested, -
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The TorzluH Eaqpliitilg' 'eiS gives TIE fI-
lowing as,a list Of prisoher. Arrested 'sihc
last report: J!F. iIAthe, John. Caldwell, /,
JIM: Caldwell, SliufnrdJ Bowen, W. E.
Gwinn,, J. r, pafishaoand 'Dr.j Ho Al.
GWlnM. y III ,!,..-..It nul-. - 4 ---Lmi.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-06

The .sclttodoL Fun Fut,xsDe.-we; learn ri :hat
our County, Treasurer, NJ, !; F, c. Dp- DY
Pre-, is now ip funds for the payment n!sn Of
school Cluns- a.car'" a.ft ul .i.Hnf !;
IN this eoctppnesction ~ we wfopld .remark
that Mr.. DnPge has selested as bis AS
sistant, in the office Of Treasurer, our
friend, Capt. james +. barnes, Of
Lowndesville, who, wo feel .asspgedrwAl
prove an efficient and popular au1iiia,
. g.
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--4~4-

; nm- .The ;.Bpignolia Concert troupe
during the past week, have given two
successful performances III Columbia.
They neXt visit Charleston. 80 :. s'.'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-06

Il 10 sJ'3i III "a y ~ II =. III. - IT
/ Egr 4glql. !, W,lEiekling has obeen
engaged to assist Messrs. Johnson and
SSstaysAer1y ,in thertrial nstho aprlsoners
arrested upd the ku .KluX Act. ~ i
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-06

HISTORY OF .CoLuARIA'-fSse hpTe Ee-
ceiysda neatly uprintetk pamphlet from
the,offiee Of the Columbia sPh9niS, pub
lished5 under the auspicesaof the Board
of.Trade, giving an anainteresting account
of the past and present of that city, and
calling attention especially to its eonl-
mereiar aud manufacturing advantages.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-06

nn- Congress met on. Monday last,
with n quorum IN both Houses. l. The
Presidents Message was read. = II T.:
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Rss" we are indebted to. DR. J.W. W.
Marshall for files of Western papers.
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. TAXATION IN ABBEv1LLE.-We are
indebted to Mr. a. Sullivan, the AS
sistant Auditor, for the following inter-
csting items with regard to the valua-
ton of reaIand personal propertyin Alb
beville, and the taxes assessed. Il L;
Number of acres of land, .: .: .....810;695
Value of the same, "@". 81 1858, ,0o5. 20
Value. Of buildings, .:S4l4, ~
Value Of, real estate in, towns, S4o2, 99S00
Value Of personal property 50, All, $4,000
Total value Of real and per.
J! sonal property. .::.:.:::: "3s7,3Ss, ,O29. 90
State Tax, .::S51, e.2o
Total State, .,.:,,,., ,.,-:-...........SG,9 81 20
county TAX, .S.-..... .T.r..-S--H, of'No
Total tax for all Purposes, ..:79, $40
Total amount Of school tax charged on
for 1872, $7,OSQ,s0, J,.t I. .
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-06

THE AIKEN TsIRUsE.- I'VE have, re-
c,lved the, first number Of i this neatly
printed and wep conducted journal. y y
Is edited BY MI Henry sparnieekl prac-
tissd and able writer, and whilst advo-
eating the principles of the Republican
l,arty, promises to be liberal and Just,
whilst at the same timeiti is fearless aud
sCnterp.isipg. .-." .2."57
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BALTIMORE, December 2.-Nlrs! W,hor-
toni has arrived at Annapolis, wliere
the trial commences Oh AunG:y..'@ .'@.'.
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Hs5el fee lioticc TO debtors by e.. Eds
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R8tuTnsA.1

! ,... 81, y Gi"sct'"Hooqa 10 anotjaIoq
undersigned gives notice that
T. Ae has returned .ta: Abbeyille, and
Y VII be i!n f6und at hisold stand until fur
II 'WATcHEs, % CLOCKS and JEWEL
RY repaired carefully "'@. 3Hi :
! ,TERAlSt CASH. $50 .r..U3 h.an jI;...
No work kept on hand for "a, longer
pertioab' pta' thah l!' Six Months. Y ..iio ..a; sdI
i-1;2 .1obno ,h!0o, of4.9fNMAN.I =
Dec. S, 1S7l, 33--2t fTaG 80 hid
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NOTICE.

EN7HE next regular comp1unication otf
IL . Clinton Lodge, No. g.; A.:.F.'. NJ,
will take place on ;M9ndaN next at "
p, m. The annual ELECTION of Officers
for ensuing year will take place. Menu
bers must corne prepared to bay ALL
DUES. Afullattendance is Teguested.
BY Order of9Wr!M:,.l o! Woc.zs.lta1
I .u..,ms 3g;toe II. PsQUARLB, T. :.
:. Dec: S, 1911. oLt ii 1aalSecretary: :,
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SHERIFFS .sAEE,o

DY virtue Of q writ Of Fisri4Eacias
ID to ne directed: leYill te4batt All
beville Court House On. tAc, first Mon,
day +, in January NEXT bMithin stha
legal hours, all that traet.. or -planta7
ton Of la1d, containing four hundred
acres more or less. situate lyingand
being in the County Of Abbeyilie, and
bounded by lands of Allen Dodson,
W. I. Jones, and others, levied upon
as the property Of James Killings
worth, ads. 6, n. Maltison.4 Terms
cash, purchaser to pay for stamps and
pApClp. rn.l--,-.n o;.nnT Z: IL
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.DY virtaeNfgthe order oftha Jadge
Id ajof PYobate}innthe above case I
mill, selllat, AbbeMlle Court Henset ton
[hheiFIRSjl MON DAYin:JANu
next within, tho legal hoursa. The
real Estatarof M..P.2 Sullivan, deed.
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consisting of. 10 sn..7tSG - aJ:fzii
zsso(o (7 Z and's ID + I{1 AI{e1rss
Of ,iand, more, or less situated ia, said
county, On waters Of Rocky oreek sapd
rLieng Capp, bounded byslands Of f'Ty' z
,Jays,;3tane Davis, i. rJ,a White aspd
;others. iF;9s zij:tc. yh, . !u9t, oit 'i;t
2"' ST TERMST TOHc,half Of the purchase
money: TO be paid jim ,eash.roEhe ,ball,
.aneelon N credit of ;Twcaeo months
with lit crest from date of sale, the
tipurcnascrto give Bondwith approTed d
securely. Titles not toaboHdetf7erod
until tho purchase money is fatty
pairk. oii3 III ti9a9.; H@l 7Gl .i.t%og|i.i !
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-13
Special Notices.


When disease has undermined the health,
and the physical system has become prostrat-
ed, . stimulant that rill not only strengthen,
but remove the cause. should be Immediately
resorted tn. Mental distress is also . fruitful
source ofthe breaking down Of the constitution
and the ravages Of this enemy to health are
truly alarming. For all such maladies, Hos
letters Stomach Bitsers have been found un.
surpassed. By acting directly upon the diges.
tive organs, they remove the heavy. disagree
ahIe feeling after eatiog. 80 often complained
Of by persons Of delicate temperament A
soon as digestion is restored. the patient find,
his strength increasing. and bic general health
Improved.
Thousands Of persons certify that it may be
relied on in all cases Of weakness or nervous
debility attendant upon sedentary habits. The
generality Of Bisters are % disagreeable 70 the
taste. that they are Objectionable to veal
stomlch. This is not the case With Hostel
ter's Bitters, which will be found mild and ex
tremely pleasant. Bslsamic plants. barks and
roots contribute sheir restorative juices to ren
der il soothing and Strengthening. Its basis ].
the onlv pure stimulant which has ever been
produced. containing no fssI oil, or any other
deieserious element. The most careful and
skillful chemists have analyzed the Bitters
and pronounce them harmless. This is scien
tiic testimony: but the testimony Of the hun
dreds of thou sands Who have experienced the
preventive and curative effects of the eREA7
VEGETABLE roN.c and ALfERATIvs of modern
times is still more conclusive. In fever and
Ague, Dyspepsia, Bil:ousness, Nervous Com
plants, Chronic Complaints. and general de
bilitv, il is as nearly infalliblc as anything In
this fallible world can be- apr6.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-13

The MEN WANTED. editor Of the
St Louis Christian Advocate writes an
editorial .tonchine K .nsss m stters in gen
eral. and K.psas Methodist matters in
particular. from which va make the fol-.
lowing roadside extract:
Zone of the peculiar blpssiues of the
State is its healtbfnlness, which ia M.
surpassed. A State with more than eighty
thousand sqa.ss miles Of rich lend. with
numerous railroads running through It,
with large nnmher Of beautifnl town.
and cities. with sn en'erpri.ing populs-
,inn already. snd room for fifteen millions
Of people. has before it . bright future.
Kansas has sn excellent system Of pnblic
schools. a good agricultural college =,
Manhattan. snd . State university o.
La~rence. She aims to put education
in the reach Of all the children Of tn. este.
Lsndl is still cheap. ranging from 50. so
to $40 per acre. A conference occnpy.
ing soch 6ald hss great responsibilities.
and We believe the Ksns.s conference feel
the weight upon them. They need hero
ic men. who are willing to endure for
Christ's sake. bat do mt need men for
ornamental purposes. Youug gentlemen
who wish nice easy places. where the
chief business is to display 6ns clothes .nd
like sermons. need not come to Hsnss-
They want men ont here"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-13

How IT Is REGARDED The GazA'e,
published at Norihsmpfon. Mess TINS
''Roes for" our senior Senator on the
Sumner mstter: r
".Among the Senator'S Who voted to
deposs and degrade Charles Simmer. w,s
Samuel G. Pomeroy. Of Kansas. forme- .
" Of Sou'hampto ths last man in the
country who should have voted that way.
II Sam should come this way. some {, {
his old political frienda here might trouble
him with inquiries concerning this N siter.
lit hadn't been for Charles Sumner and
such a. he. who tonight the Kansas battle
when che needed help. Pomeroy won'd
now he Carrying bnffaIo meat TO market
from tho backwoods Of that State, for q
livelihood"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-04-13

RAscALLY Trick ON FARMERS We
have inst learned few Of the outlines ol
one OF the most djsholical acts Of forgery
that We have ever known to be perpetrated
upon any people. The facts are sbou,
this:
In the fall Of 1868. q Mr.. j. Insslls.
representing himself ~ hsiling from Bn.
ch.nsn County. Inva. visited several oI
the most responsible farmers Of this
county. and represented bimsslfas being q
general agent Tor combined eeeder and
cnltiv ator. and desired TO establish locsI
agents through the country. Offering ss an
in,iucement q large commission. and
strange to say. he succeeded in getting
several Of our best farmers to agree to &C,
.. agents for the sale Of his mschine.
After getting these to consent. he procures
the victim to sign contract which was
esacuteh apparently in duplicates. the
victim retaining one ps,t. which was gen.
nine. and Ingalls, the other. which was Z
promissory note.
h seems that he bad the papers SO Or.
ranged and folded "a to sign his own name
inst above . fold in the paper. and the
victim in aiening it signs . nssotishle
note for $3.50 that lay nnder the fold
which was so complete that it was moi
detected. These notes have been signed
over to p.rties in st. Lonia. who ar
forcing collection.-New Florence No
Ploindedier.