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Acts Directly on the Liver,

stimulating its functions and CAUSING. q,
hilary secretions in regular and proper gBan i,ss-
The injurious results which invariably follow the
of mercury, Is entirely avoided by their
Bat IL is not upon the liver only that their powers
are eIerted. The extract Of Mandrake contained
in them Is ssillfllly combined with four other
tracts one Of which acts upon the stomach, one up
the upper bowels, one upon the lower bowels.
and prevents any gripping effect thus producing
a pill that influences the entire digestive and ALI
mentary system, in equal and harmonious
ner, and its action entirely free from nausea,
iting, gripping pains TO all other purgA-
gatives.
Possessing these much desirable qualities, the
Poiophy lin becomes invaluable a. a
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Nervous Debility.

With is gloomy attendants, low sprits. depres-
sion. involuntary emissions loss Of semen sperma-
torrhTa, loss of power. dizzy head loss Of memory
and threatened impotency and imbecility, find a
sovereign cure in Humphreys Homeopathic Sie-
cifc No. 2s. Composed of the most valuable, m Id
and potent Curatives, they strike a, at the
root of the matter, tone up the system, arrest the
discharges, and impart vigOr and energy, life and
thousands OF cases. Price, s. per package Of five
boxes, and large 81 VIAL which is very import ant
in obstinate old cases, 81 per single box.
Sold by all druggist and sent by mail on receipt Of
price. Address Humphrey Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Company, 562 Broadway, New York.
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y ODEI.A DIS
GERMAN TONIC

has been specially prepared 10 is intended for use
where a slight alcoholic stinIulant il required In
connection with the we'll known tonic properties of
the pure German Bitier>- This tonic contains all
the ingredients Of the Btters but favored as fo
remove the extreme bitterness. This preparation
is not only palaiable, but combines. in modified
FORM all the virtues Of the German Btters The
solii extracts of of nature choicest restora-
tves held in solution by spurious agent Of the
puTesi quality. In Of langor excessive de-
bility, where the system appears TO have become
eH haisted of its energies
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Dyspepsia Prevails
Llun,rt universally

almost universally
Nearly every other peso you meet is a victim.
an apparently willing one; for were this not the
case, why many sufferers, when a certain.
speedy and safe r.mey Is within the easy reach OF
all vho desire to avail themselves Of its But the
majority will not Blinded by prejudice, or de-
TERED by some other unexplained influence, thew
refuse Ia accept the relief profieresi them. They
turn deafeir TO the testimony OF the thousands
whose sutsri ngs have been sileviated, and with
stranger appear to cling with desperate
determination To their ruthless tormeptor Rut
says dyspepte: What is the remedy, - to which
We reply This great s"cviator Of human suffering
) aihi"st ss wiieiy know the Erglish language
IL has alayei the asorie> Of thousands and 4. r.,
day carrying comfort and announcement 10 ,bous-
ands of Others. This ackno~edge panacea is-noor
osher than
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HOOFLAND'S TONIC

acts with almost marvellous effect. II not only
stimulates the tagging and wasting energies, but
invgoraie~ and permanently strengthens its action
upon the liver AMI stomach thorough, perhaps les.
prompt than the Bitten. when the same quantity II
taken, l. none the less certain. Indigestion bill
iousness, physical or nervous prostratioB, yield
readily To its potent influence " gives the invalid
a newer and stronger hold upon life, removes de-
preston Of spirits, and inspires eheerfulnsss. Ia
supplant- the pain of disease with the aud
comfort of perfect health II gives strength To
weakness, throws dependency To the winds, and
starts the restored invalid upon and glad
some career. But Dr. Ho"fand'- benefictons to
the human not con fined to his celebrated
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Beneficial Only

in all cases Of the hillary system. Hooaand Ger
man Bitters stand without equal, acting prompt
ly and vigorously upon the liver; they remove is
torpidity and healthful secretion of bile
thereby supplying the stomach with the most indis-
pensstle elements ot digestion in proper proper
tons. Thay give tone to the stouach-stimulafinv
its functions, and enabling il To- perform its duties
rs nature designed il should do. They impart vigcr
and strength To the entire SYSTEM causing the pa
tient to feel like another beng-in fact giving hin,
a new Lease n liz.
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ARRAY ~ Newton.

From the Topeka papers We learn the par
ticulars of terrible shooting ARRAY at New.
ton, the terminus of the Atchison, Topek.
& Santa Fe Road, which took place on Sat.
urday night last:
About week ago it will be remembered
that railroad man named McClusten shot 8
Texan named Bailey at Newton. 1t VA
generally believed at least among the ''shori
horns" Of Newton, that McClusten killed
Bailey in self-defence, and We understand
that after the shooting McClusten was put On
the police force in the town. On Safurday
night McClusaen was attacked BY Tenn
named Martin, friend OF Bailey, deceased,
in the dance house in the suburb known a.
HYDE Park. McClusten was shot three times
and killed either BY Martin alone or aided
BY other Texans McClHten's friends then
shot and killed Martin, and the fight between
the ''long-horns" and "short-horns" became
general In the melee and promiscuoU
firing, two men were wounded, Il
was supposed MORALLY, and . number, vary
ing according to different accounts from four
to fifteen, were dangerously hurt; probably
the smaller number il nearest the Truth.
One OF the Texans Who had been badly hurt
in the row, came up on the noon train from
Newton to-day. Pat Lee, one of the two
reported MORALLY wounded, was much bet
ter this morning.
LArER.-A note received from Newton
informs us that seven we're wounded. Our
correspondent represents that Martin vas en-
deavo;ing to quiet the disturbance, inseead
of creating il. The following l. The lii Of
the wounded: Arthur Delaney, s.. Louis,
neck, back and leg, dad; Jim Martin, neck.
dad; Hugh Andesoa. high priest, thieR
and Neg, doing fairy; Rsarick La, boveIs
critical; jim Wilksnoa, 30, slieht; x
IL slioA;- Hiaky, ~ a5gk; Hnu
- g. - - Pa Eali.. g
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envorth) and 10 transfer the stock and fran
chises of said company to the board; and
believing such transfer can be made valua-
BILE to Leayenworth County and City in the
hands Of Leavenworth Organization, there
for we the undersigned, propose to accept
the offer of this Company, and undertake
he speedy completion of the road, provided
the County Board will submit the PROPOSE
ZION of this Company to the voters of this
County for ratification or rejection at an
early day.
We make this offer believing the propo--
ed road, has great, if not greater claims on
this County for material aid than any other,
and offers like inducements 10 the Company
proposing to build il.
THos. CARNEY,
A. NJ. CLARK,
HENRYS. BULKLEY,
E. HENsLEY,
W. p BoRIAND.
The Board of Commissioners OF Leaven-
worth county propose to submit to the quill
fed voters Of said county, at as early day
as such submission may he lawful, propo-
sition TO subscribe to the capital stock Of the
Chicsgo, Southwestern & Pacific Railway
Company, and to issue and deliver to said
,tEIisdHs VI l<tdNrb" tothe.
bonds, payable not more than thirty t30)
year, ter date, hearing interest at the rate
Of seven "a per cent per annum, with two
per cent. sinking fund per annum for the re-
dem,aion Of the bonds, with the proper
scedue on the bonds, showing the manner
of redemption; interest payable semi-annu-
ally in the city of New York, or in the city
of Leavenworth, Kansas, as said company
NAV elect, and also to dispose OF, transfer
and deliver to said company six thousand
shares of the stock ofthe Platte City Il Fort
De- Moines Railroad Company, now owned
by said countN upon the terms, conditions
and considerations following:
The Chicago, Southwestern q Pacific
Railway Company propose TO construct or
cause to be constructed, conn leted and finish
ed at the rate of 100 miles each year after the
first year, new, independent, and first-class
line oi railway, of a gauge Of three feet, from
point within the city of Leavenworth, on
the most practicable route through Leaven-
worth county, in a southwesterly direction,
to a point on the Canadian river, so as to
form junction with the Atlantic and Pacific
railroad in the Indian Territory, making
Lea enwOrth, as near as practicable, on an
air line between Chicago and the terminus
Of said road, and propose to make Leaven-
worth the eastern terminus of said road, and
to establish in said city the principal Office
OF the company, and to erect the necessary
depo,s and machine shops within the limits
Of said city.
men sa'u Company snan nav: VIZ '. s:i'
81 o' -: s:. " D o su =. w.. En... .
.ion, ''m .,y ., issnson 10 .Ie
w. on ;, si Ia 100 rf ,he a anu nf e"u.
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"e Ia M 80 La,o;n .,a,.d Ill -, ILL.,
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Let it be Remembered

first of all, that HOOFLANDS GERMAN BIT
TERS Is not a beverage. They are not alc,p-
holic in any sense of the term. They are composed
wholly of the pure juice vital principal roots
This IL not assertion. The extracts from
which they are compounded are prepared by ons Of
the abest of German ehemists. Unlike any other
Ritiers in the market, they wholly free from
spirituous ingredients. The objections which hold
with 50 much force against preparations OF this class
nauely-that q desire for Intoxicating drinks il
stimulated by their use. not valid in the
the German Ritter>- 81 far from encouraging az
inculcaing TASTE desire for iccbratihg beyer-
age II may be confidently asserted that their ten
dency is in diemetriesly oppositeiiree.ion. Their
effects can ".
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The Citizens Association met last evening
at s o'clock pursuant to call.
After some discussion in regard to paying
expenses of the election, Hon. H. 7. Green
presented the following proposition, which he
stated ii was proposed TO lay before the
County Board, at length:
First, A narrow gauge road of three feet
track.
Second, From Leavenworth to the Ar
kansas River, and thence southwest to the
Southern Pacific Railroad on the Canada
River.
Third, The route from Leavenworth to
the Arkansas River is desired to be an open
question, with the view Of securing the
greatest aid to the enterprise.
Fourth, The county of LeavenwOrth will
be asked to give the stock in the Cameron
Road and $50, 900 in bonds, and the stock
taken therefor TO be sold to the railroad for
one dollar.
Fifth, Said bonds and stock to he placed in
the hands of a trustee, to be delivered when
the county. Or if the County Commissioner,
with the County Attorney, see proper, when
the work shall have been commenced, and
UDDu III uOuDtc TIE value Ol DOnOS anu
stock sh,ll have been executed to the county,
the same may then be delivered SO as to en-
able the trustees to secure any sum of money
which may be raised thereon, and the pro-
ceeds used in paying for the work on said
Road as the same progresses. Said county
not to place said bonds and stock in the
hands of the trustees until there shall have
been voted TO said Railroad Company at
least $3.50, 600 in bonds from other counties,
or subscriptions by townships or otherwise.
Mr.. Green spoke at length in support Of
the proposition, and was followed by Messrs.
DIR. Morris, Gov. Carney. and A. NJ. Clark,
who also favored it strongly.
On motion of Mr.. GRANGER, the matter was
referred to the Railroad Committee: and the
County Board were also requested to post
pone action on the proposition for few days,
until the Association could more fully con-
slider it,
Col Anthony said that while he would not
throw straw in the way Of the project, he
thought the matters of accomplishing the sale
of the I.eavenwonh Branch K. p. road to
the L., l.. Il q. road. and the building of an
other road to Topeka, were Of more immedi-
ate importance. He suggested the appoint
meni of a committee to look after this mat
ter at once, and that Senator Caldwell, Gov.
Carney and c. X. Morehead, Jr., he of such
committee.
Messrs. Morgan and GRANGER favored the
reference Of the matter to the Railroad Com
mittee, and on motion of Mr.. Hershfeld it
was 80 referred, the committee being author
iized to call upon the gentlemen named, or
any others they might see fit, to aid them.
Mr.. Hershfeld spoke in favor of enlisting
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He II Truly stump Speaker
Who, when talking exhibits mouthful of
stumps. 1fyou would keep your dental
fixtures in perfect talking order, Use the fra
grant Sozodont daily: the recipe is simple
but sure. d&v
EDITOR Waupun, Wisconsin, Leader
says: CDR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
has become with us household necessity.
1t makes light and nice biscuit, which our
wife, who haG long suffered from dyspepsia,
can indulge in without injury. Don't fail to
use DR.. Prices Cream Baking powder, as.
also, his Special Flavoring. Lemon, Vanilla,
etc. as they are prepared by a practical
chemist as we'll as physician, with special
regard to their strength and purity. Ask
grocers for them" tl.Sw
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BRYANs PULMON1c WATERS

unfailing in the cure of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA
BROSCHrTIs, SORE THROAT, HOARsENEss, Diff
CULT breathing. lNCIPIENT CONSUMPTION AND
medicine, and any child will take them. Thou
sands have been restored to health that had before
de-paired. Testimony given in hundreds of cases.
a single dose relieves in TEN MINUTES. Ask for
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
je25dS weow34S-
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TAR SOAP.
A.A.6Ns~h1lEt.

PERSIAH HEALING OF PINE TAR SO
Each cake is stamped A. A. Constantine iu
sian Healing or Pine lar soap. Patented Warm
IL. 1857 No other is genuine.
For the Toilet. Bath and Nursery. this soap
has no e9uA. 1t preserves the complexion air
and prevents il from falling on, and is '''he tcs'
Hair ReDovator in use.''
II cures chaPped hands, pimpies, salt rhe"m
frosted feet, burns, all diseases Of the sczlr md
skin, eatanh Of 'he head, and is . good SHAWN
SOAP. This soap has already Won the praise and
esteem Of very many Of our inst families IL hi
city and throughout the country. Il Is uscs ex
II has bscoeae . heuseheld necessity. We advise ~
% Try - Fer NE BY III dealeu. Agents wanted
Cal q aaaFe8, A. 4. CUkSrANTNEk Co.
0Ana otsst, y. Y. Cts
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UNIVERSITY OF KlhSis,
LAWRENCE, KAN.

4 FFORDS FULL FACILITIES FOR PROSE-
"A CUTTING REGULAR or SELECT courses Of
study in the Sciences and modern languages
drawing and music.
The collection Of apparatus comprises the newest
and mos; approved instruments requisite for ex-
tended and thorough instruction in laboratory prac-
tce in chemistry, laboratory practice in light heat
sound and electricity, observatory and field
practice, in astronomy, and Office and field practice
in surveying and engineering.
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PODOPHYLLIN PILLS

act upon the stomach and bowels, carrying "a i'm
proper distractions, while the Bittefs o. Tonic
purify the blood, strengthen and invigorsfe the
frame, give tone and appetite To the stomach, and
thus build up the invalid anew.
Dr. Hoofand, having provided internal remedies
for diseases, mas given the world one mainly for
external application, in the wonderful preparation
known
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has bright prospects. The Medina Ner Era
says:
The vote in Leavenworih last week settles
the matter in relation to building narrow
gauge railroad from LeavenwOrth to Denver
Al last the people of Leavenworth are united,
and now their city will 20 forward with
rspid strides. Nov she may boast of her
position, but she must not stop here On
ward must be her motto, and she will soon
occupy an enviable position.
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They Purify the Blood,

cleansing the vital fluid of all hurtful impurities anu
them with the elements u genuine
heathfulness In word, there is scarcely disease
in which they cannot he safely and beni6eialy en-
pioyed but in that most generally prevalent dis-
tr,S,ing and dreaded disease Dyspepsia
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would ssk everybody togive ::me fair trial and
you will son he convinced that want no more
interest Of every body To buy their ready made
Clothing &C.,
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II II =
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81 the Board of County Commissioners OF
Leavenvorth County.
Kanas Central Railway Company, BY
Pneaidenf and .oonf
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A NEW town named Belvue has lately been
located On the line Of the Kansas Pacific
Railway, between Wamego and St. Mary's.
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Nov, desire the reader 3, distinctly under
stand that this extract ol the Mandrake is many
times powerful than the Mandrake itself n is
the medicinal virtues oi this health ri ring plant In
a perfectly pure and highly concentrated form
Hence it is that two Of the iOdophy lin pills
stitUte a full dose, while any here six eight
handfil pf other preparations 81 the Mandrake. are
required. The PViophylln
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A Confirmed Dyspeutic.

Sui 10 i not our intention tn discant on the hor-
Turs ut dyspeP-ia- lcdescribe them truthfully Is
Simply An impossihity, but it is possible 20 point
aut remedy. We have said that Syspepsis l. per-
maps the mast universal of human diseases fhiS
J. alphabetically the in the United S4ate-
neither TINS prevail nee is due To the character Of
'h- t"- the nethct OF US preparation or the hasty
ha"her IN Which II is usually swallowed is not
our PROVINCE ." explain. The gT-,' fact sith which
We arr called To deal i his
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Family Medicine.

No household should be- without them They
perfectly safe, require but two for an ordinary dose
are prompt and efficient IN action, and when used
in connection with Dr. HoofsDd's German Bitters
Tonic, he regarded certain specifics in ALE
cases Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or any Of the
disorders 10 which the system II ordinarily subject
The
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n. B. Persons living al distance from I<sv.
would ask to entrust me with their ORDERS a.
pledge myself give at least . good satisfaction
regard to prices and quality n il attended 10 in
and Vest, number a inehes In waist and inside
sssn 70 bsas ~ - Hass, number Of inches in
nsek 81 1aabg = hshG fsa collar be.e -
nm. 2 - .A'''- sc. o d = 'vEae'
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.HRs.
>ts:gT(<bM lB.S
SYRUP.
MARRIAGE
GUIDE

latest discoveries IN producing and preventing Cd
spring. preserving the complexion, Sc.
This is an interesting work Of two hundred and
twenty -four pages, with numerous engravin:.s, and
contains valuable infofmetou for those who are
married or contemplate mar .Age; still it is book
that ought to lie under lock and key, and not laid
carelessly about the house.
Sent to any one free Of postage) for Fifty Cents
Address DR.. Bntts' 'ispensary No. ~ North
Eighth street, st. Louis. mo.
- notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate.
Before applying TO any Of the notorious quzeks
Who advertise in public papers, using any quzck
remedies, peruse Dr. Butts work, no matter what
your disease is, or how deplorable your condition
DIR. Butts can be consulted personally or by mail
on any OF the diseases mentioned in his works.
Ofhce-NO ~ n. EIGHTH street, between Mark,
and Chestnut. ST louis. mo. dee5yl l3i
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SPALDING'S ROSEMARY.
HAIR.

This great and popular
preparation is decidedly
1.-THE incest and best articl
n the World foy the
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TO MARRIED LADIES

they are particularly suited. They will in shor,
time bring the monthly period with regularity
and although very powerful, contain nothing hurt
full TO the constitution In all cases Of Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains in the Rack and Limbs,
Fatigue Sigh; exertioD, Palpiiaion Of the Hear,
Mysteries and Whites, they will effect cure when
all other means have faiiet. The circulars around
each pas kaye give full directions aud advice will
he sent free 10 all writing for them, sealed from
mir At
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IS Lawrence they put man in Jail for
singing "John Brown; in Topeka they cal
aboose 'em for pocketing four billiard balls
at shot.
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II. LOUIS uARKE.


81. LOUIS. August %.
Xxx A. :aa5 GO
wHkAI0Firmer;T No 2, red fall in elevator
81 10; No 2, do 81 2staI q.
CoRN-Dull and business small; yellow in ~le-
vaior &c; white in sacks 47t4sse.
oATs-Stronger; No ?, mixed in elevator 33Isss
sac; mixed in sacks 3sd3sc.
RYE-Steady in elevator 51tg59c.
BARLEY-Dull: 721 Is for Iowa spring.
WMsKY-Sis-,dy at soc.
POxK-Duii; jobbing and order lots 81 I2I-
al Il
BAooS-Dun and only small order trade;
shoulders SIC; cl ar nh nc; clear sides Sc.
LAkD-Nominai
HOGs-Firm at - 25a4 So
CATILE-Quiet at 81 5ses SO; Texan and Indisn
- G0ss5 10.
case As,ss wARMAJ
CncAso, August ~
FLoUE-Extra spring dull at q 1890 %.
wHEAI-Demand active and advanced S14sIe;
CokS-No2, active; s7&es711zze cash
0ArslNo 2, demand fair ard advanced NJ;
RYE-No2 2, sale higher at 5s@sec.
BARLEY-Quiet At S5@66c cash
HI6HwINEs-Firm At ssc.
PHovIsIoNs-Firmer
MESS PoRK-sl2 50 cash.
HoGs-Duli an decline 2Oa25e; 81 25a475.
CaTTLE-Extremely dull and weak at So %
as 30.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, August p
FLoUR-Active and advanced super6ne western
and state 81 75ta5 IS common TO good extra IS 500
s.; good Ohio S. 9Oa6 20.
WHisKY-Lower At 93l &C.
WHEAT-Opencd firm but closed dull No .. soft
to prime 81 $40 81 80; winter red western 81 20
CoRx-DuIl and dropping; mixed 67as71.e.
OAIs-Firm; western and spring i2d50c-
PoRx-Mess; demand fair and advanced; siS %
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JOB NOSES
Sir James Clarke's Female Pills.

These invaluable Pills are unfailing in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases 70 which
female constitution is subject. They moderate all
excuses and remove all distractions, from what
eve
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German Bitters,

or his invaluable TOSIc. He has prepared another
medicine, which is rapidly winning its way to
popular favor because ofi,s Intrinsic merits. This is
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SCHEETz's Bitter Cordial is a sure cure for
cholera infantum. Sold by all druggists.
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