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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
Republican State Ticket.

For Governor,
THOMAS A. OSBORN.
For Lieutenant Governor,
ELIAS 8. STOVER.
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM, n. SMALLWOOD.
For State Auditor,
DANIEL w. WILDER.
For State 1feassreT,
JOSIAH E. HAYES.
For Chief Jxstice Of the Supreme Court,
SAMUEL A. KINGMAN.
For Attorney General,
A. L. WILLIAMS.
For State Superintendent Of Psblic IssfrHcfies,
II ID. MCCARTHY.
For District Judge, Second judicial District,
P. L. HUBBARD.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

= Rev. C. w. Denison,s superannuatod dead
beat, is one Of the principal hands in furnishing
Greeley slander-mills with fablications against
prominent Republicans. This Denisou is q crea-
ture who always attaches himself to dead or dy-
ing bodies, and is in his proper place in the Gree
ley party. He was a shining light in that smart
crowd who cast 1900 votes for Daniel Webster for
President, in Massachusetts, in 1862, several
weeks after he was dead.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

n We do not hear that Greeley soatemplates
peddling his Chasm in tbs West any moro, this
Fall. The speculation panned ont 10 poorly in
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Yndiana, that he b sons-
shat disgusted with the Chasm business.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

q We heard IN old fossil Republican contend
ing, the other day, that Greeley had not changed,
but was laboring in the same old canse he a.
wsys did. He has been trying, for many years,
to beat the Democrats, and ID now trying to beat
them, BY brcoming their candidate, with fat
tering prospect Of snccess
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

ID On "wednesday, and ~ often have tAe Repub-
iicans fepudiated it ct tie bsliot-box. believe
the result viii be the same now. This thing Of
securing Conventions by bribing, bh'lying, and
outrase, has stort soarrsi on the stomach III tho
party. When candidates for efhcs begin @ get
it through their wool that they are hot compelled
to kneel to cnc man to sechte succcss, and begin
b rebel against this thing Of prsnising them
Nominations II they will holp at sheSsinary elec-
tioos, and then selling them oul beg and bag.
y'Se, IN the Convention, Centre Tcrnship will
elect delegates who will secure few Of the Offices
for the men who, with their friends, do the work
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

" D. r. Anthony has beesil hominstea for the
Legislature, in one Of the Leavenworth Districts
by some sort Of chicanssy. Tho best advice we
can give The Republicans Of that> District, is to
vote against him. II there 10 % Prcsrect Of elect
ing Republican over him, make sars thing Of
Il by voting for the Liberal candidate.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

elect delegates who will secure afew Of the Offices
for the men who, with their friends, do the work.
COLLAPSE or GkEELEYIsN.-1he elsctions, last
week, closed ont the Greeley invoice. They
Knocked away the last prop to their hopes, and
left the party demoralzed. We hear Of entire
clubs in New York and other citiea abandoning
Greeley and declaring for Grant. The number Of
individuals who are making the same change is
immense. We find them here in Kansas, in con-
siderable numbers, and hear Of them everywhere.
The Greeley defeat was 30 unexpected and dis
hesrt:ning, that they cannot recover from it.
The defeat in Pennsylvania is o deadsner on
John W. Forney, and for that reason, 10 addition
81 caause for rejoicing. 1t has proven to him Of
how little consequence he is, when opposed to the
Republican party. For personal reasons, he op-
posed the candidate for Governor, knowing the
effect that defeat would have upon the party. In
all his stu.np speeches, he took palm to assert
that Hsrtranft would be beaten by . large major
ity, but that Grant would carry Peunsy1vania by
. heavy vote. 1t was a. much as to say: Hart
ranft will be beaten, because !, FoFney, am op-
posed to him; but as l, forney, favor tho elec-
tion of Grant, he will carry the state-s, I, For
hcyt aAAu VIC osuot oohsts6 1sSpuOfscouo, usNO
had the conceit taken out of them, and know
just what they Hnount u. e. sdisolgsnizers.
=
GUBERNATORIAL ARGUAESTs-TDown at Topc-
ka, they are having good deal of fnB over Thad.
Walkers style of argument. They say he is hon.
estly of the opinion that 10th Grseley and him
self will be elected, and proves it in way of his
own. He first puts in about FIVE Ifs" then
kicks out the "ifs," and assumes Us. a fixed fact
the fabric which be had used them to prop up.
Something like this:
"If the October elections go in our favor, and if
the South 10 united for Greeley, and if New
York votes rs has been claimed she will, and if
the Republicans develop no unexpected strength
hereafter and if the emigration to Kansas since
the last Presidential election has been mostly
Liberals, there is nothing in the wsrld can pre-
vent Kansas from going Liberal, and Greeley re-
ceiving over two hundred Electoral votes. So,
you see, there are over two hundred electoral
votes, including Kansas, for Greeley, without any
shadow Of doubt; and with this heavy conceded
odds against them, how can the Republicans en-
tertain the slightest hope of Grants reelection"
And 40 the deluded old coot goes stufing
himself with delusions, and fnrnishing food for
merriment for the boys.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

~ The New York 1ribsse and other Democrat
ic organs had favorite hobby that the Peniteu-
tisry was brought to the aid Of the Republican
ticket in Pennsylvania. Since the election, there
arc 30 many penitent Liberals who are scrambling
back into the party, that there will he great
increase of psuitentiary aid in November.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
Republican County Ticket.

Republican County Ticket.
For State Senator,
F. II. DRENNING.
For Clerk of the District Court,
FRANK BROWN.
For Probate Judge,
JOHN C. GORDON.
For County Attorney,
JOEL HOLT
For County Superintendent Of Public isstTsctios,
ID. ID. ROSE.
For Representative, First District,
j. Fl. LONG.
For Representative, Second District,
ASAHEL LOW.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

u It is somewhat singular circumstance,
that all the election frauds throughout the coun-
try, arc always perpetrated by the party opposed
to Horace Greeley. For years, the 7libxse has
been bowling against the frauds of the Democrat
ic party; but this year, since Greeley has joined
the Democracy, the Republicans are committing
all the frauds. Poor old man! 1t is too bad that
he should always he kept down through fraud!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

For District Jxdge, Second Judicial District,
P. L. HUBBARD.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
Facts nboui Hmokers.


A curious Investigator has gathered
great number Of facts relative to smokers.
Ben johnson loved the "durne weed, and |
describes Its every effect with the gusto oil
connoisseur. Hobbies smoked pipes innum-
cradle after his daily dinner. Milton never
went to bed without his pipe and glass oil
water. Sir Isaac Newton was smoking 10
his garden at Woolsthrope when the apple
fell. Addison had pipe in his mouth at
Buttons. Fielding both smoked and was
ruminant. Shelley never smoked, nor
Wordsworth, nor Keats. Coleridge, when
cured Of opium, took TO snuff. Campbell
loved pipe. Sir Walter Scott smoked in
his carriage and regularly after dinner, low
ing both pipes and cigars. Byron wrote
about sublime tobacco, but was not an
excessive smoker. Goethe did not smoke,
nor did Shakespeare. Carlyle, now past 10,
has been a steady smoker for years. Alfred
Tennyson is a persistent smoker OF some Az
years. Dickens, Jerrold and Thackara oil
pulled. Lord Lytton loves long pipe al
night and cigars by day. Lord Houghton
smoked moderately. The late j. M. Kemble
author of "rhe Seasons in England" was 9
tremendous smoker. Moore cared not for 1t
Indeed, Irish gentleman smoke less thar
English. Wellington stunned it, so did Peel
, Disraeli loved the long pibe in his youth
!. but in his middle age pronounced Is th
tomb oflove. Washington lvington was II
no wise addicted, nor is William Guile
Bryant. Both Willis and Morris ah
II stained from smoking. Bayard Taylo
r. Tuckerman, and Stoddard enjoy the ciga
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
How TO BecOme n millionaire


John McDonough, the millionaire Of New
Orleans, has engraved upon his tomb a series
Of maxims he has prescribed through life, and
TO which his success in business is mainly at
tributed. They contain so mnsh wisdom that
we copy them.
RULES FoR THE GUIDANCE or MY LIFE leO4
Remember always that labor Is one Of the
conditions of existance.
Time is gold; throw not one minute away
but place each one TO account
Do unto all men a. ye would be done
by.
Never put Oh till to morrow what you can
do to-day.
Never bid another DO what you can DO your
self.
Never covet what ia not your own
Never thinx any matter no tIihing as II to
deserve notice.
Never give out that which does not first
| come in.
Never spend but to produce.
Let the greatest order regulate the trans
actions Of your life.
study, in your course of life, to do the
greatest amount Of good.
Deprive yourself OF nothing necessary TO
your comfort, but live in an honorable sim.
picity.
Labor to the last moments Of your exist
ence.
Pursue strictly the above rules, and the
divine blessing and riches of every kind
will flow upon you to your hearts con-
tent.
First OF, all, remember that the chief and
great duty ofyour life should be 10 tend, by
all means in your power, to the honor anl
glory of our Divine Creator.
The conclusion to which have arrived is
that without temperance there is no health
u Nl..s,t
happiness; and that the aim Of our being IL 10
live rightously, wisely and soherly.
JOHN MCDoNoU0H.
New Orleans, March g. 1904
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

A little work inst published entitled "Frst
Help in Accidents, speaks Off ese complaints
30 prevalent at ihs season Of the year, as
follows
ut is bad practice 10 put cotton wool,
soaked in laudauum or chlorolorm, into the
ear for the relief Of toothache. Il il true that
it may Sometime Prove encrtual, and pro-
cure nights rest, for the connection
between the teeth and the ear is very close.
But let it be borne in mind that the ear is far
TOO delicate and valuable an organ TO be used
az a medium Tor She application Of strong
remedies for disorder of the teeth, and thai
both laudRnun- and cl4lorli1rn, more especial
~ the latter, are more powerful irritants, aud
that such applications arr always accompanied
with risk. The teeth should he looked after
for themselves, by Some competent dentist
and II toothache spreads 10 the ear, this il
another reason why they should be attended
10 at once; for prolonged pain in the head
arising from the teeth, may itself injure the
bearing. In earacLe every thing should b.
done 10 soOthe Il, and all strong irritating ap
plications should be- avoided. Pieces VI ho
~ or onion should on 40 account be put in; bui
warm fannels should he applied with poppy
fermentation externally, il the pain does not
soon subside.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
a "Barberous Joke.

A fireman IN Philadelphia went into bar.
Der shop to get shaved, and finding the barber
out lac concluded to have little fan before
his return. So he took OIL his coat, put on
thinner one. and quietly waited for a customer.
An old gentleman came in soon. "llaye a
shave, sir" said our impromptu barber Tue
old gentleman took chair, and our artist be-
gan TO lather, expecting every moment the
barber would appear Five minutes passed
and no barber. leu minutes. no barber Now
the Old gentleman felt pretty well latherei
Five minutes more; no barber The old gen
tleman'a face fast disappearing in email Sea
OF white foam. Five minutes more. still no
barber. The fireman i. getting desperate,
and conceives a bright idea. Putting mp his
brush he quietly changes hi. coat again, takes
his hat, and ia about to quietly slip ont be.
hind the old gentleman bal k. VIII n he turns
his head and exclaims:
Here, sir, amt you going to shave me-
mo, sir" promptly replies our slopnq
friend, "the fact is, We only lather here, sir
they shave four loors below !"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
story Of a Hotel Bill.

We find this amusing story in the New
York correspondence Of the Boston Herald
We are all familiar with the frequent ex-
torlions practiced by hotel keepers In this
country upon those ofthelr patrons who II, is
supposed, will endure anything. Not long
ago, young lady who had come here from
New England with her mother, with the
view Of taking lessons In music, went 10 one
of the up town houses to stay for week or
two, until she could board 10 private fam
lily. The morning she was 10 leave she sent
for the bill for herself and mother, lady
OF nearly sixty, who occupied a room, No. 40
| adjoining that OF her daughter. Miss
WAS amazed 10 find that her bill
amounted 10 $40, because she knew that 1t
ought NOT 10 be more than $50 or $40 at the
outside. AS no items were given, she re.
turned the account TO the Office with the re-
quest that the items should be inserted. The
| bill went back with two or three spechca-
/ tions, and "sundries" set down at $40
Once more she returned the bill, demanding
to know what the "sundrles" might be
The clerk explained through the servant
/ that "sundriesn was the polite terms fol
drinks" which so enraged the young LADY
that she demanded 10 sec the extraordinary
| accountant in person. He made himsel
i visible 10 due season, and the delicate, spiri
tual looking girl confronted him by asking
If he supposed she had drank In eight o
nine days $40 worth Of liquor.
As may be imagined, he was somewha
abashed, and said with confusion 81 be-
pardon, Mics; its mere clerical error. Thu
lie A; the drinks should have been charge
45-the next door, you SEGA room occupie
by an old fellow who drinks like fish. "
Permit me 10 introduce 10 you the oil
fellow" replied Miss, pushing opel
the door, standing Ajar, and revealing TO hi
confounded gaze one OF the gentlest an
Haintliesl looking old ladies he had eve
beheld.
The clerk said nothing, but dashed dow
the stairs, and In a minute receipled bl
was once more returned, with the ''sundrie
omitted.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23


I'm waiting for my darling,
while sitting by the sea,
Whom never any ship that sails
Brings back again 10 me.
/ miss her ringing laughter,
I miss b err footsteps light,
miss her welcome home again
when ! come back At night.
oh sailor, have you seen herr
You'd know her winsome face;
Her eyes 30 null Of tenderneaa,
Her form so fun Of gracei
Tes, I have seen your darling
A fair wind never TAILS
To wan the good ship unto
The shore Tor which she sails
King Death they call the eabtaln-
Ills crew a spectral band
Re steers, with pennons hylng,
Toward far on land.
No other ship goes thither
And back across that main
The passengers he carries
lie never brings again
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

How TO CHOOSE HUsBAHD.-NsVer
marry man until you have seen him eat.
Let the candidate for your hand, ladies, pass
through the ordeal Of ealing soft. boiled eggs,
II he eau do II, and leave the tablecloth, the
napkin, and his shirt unspotied-tako him.
Try him next with spsre-rlb. II he &c
complshes this feat without putting out
one OF his own eyes, OF pitching the bones
into your lap, name the weddlng-day ut
once-he will do to tie TO.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23

WHAT Is lEToxlcATiON f-lt is poisoning
with alcohol-whether in gin, rum, whisky or
wine. The word 'ntoxicate" ID derived from
Latin aud Greek terms, used TO designate the
poison in which daggeTs aud arrows were an
GENTLY dipped, in order to render Their wounds
fatal. When the poison Of alcohol (and all
leading chemists and toxioologists class alco-
hol among the posons) Is taken into the sys-
ten &, seizes upon the brain and, as already
said, to the extent in which 1t is imbibed il
dlslualiiles it for service. Truth cannot then
be properly weighed, duly estimated, or any
great moral question clearly decided Herald
Of uedlth
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
The Woman who snol two Men

At Utica, N. Y, in a street car, as reported
by telegraph on the 18th inst and gave her
name as Mrs McCaHy, prove to be from Al
bany, N. y, where she was known as Dr..
Emma Burleigh and also Emma Seymour.
The Albany newspapers make free with hel
reputation and the supposed character Of her
professional practice She entertains mod
fled tree-love notions and is generally pro
gressive. She is tall, porlly and Of rathei
good presence; says she came originally from
Augusta county, Va. She accuses Thompson
tbs man at whom she fred the pi,tol in Urcl
street car, with having cheated her out ofsom'
real estate. The ball, Il will be remembered
Sssedthrough ThOmpson's nose and lodged Ia
the heart of Henry Hall, his companion.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
sOHAXNAH's CONFESSION

Particulars of a rwOfold Homicide Ia
NeWfOundIand-A Woman Is Access
snry 90 Two Murders for the sake
Os Marrying the Murderer
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
gslamare Shuts 9uurnaL.
WAITING.

TUESDAY MoRNINo. JANUARY Is, 1872.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-23
THE
MECHANICS SAVING BANK,
No, 4 West Third Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL

MANAGERS;
JEssH sHARPE LEWIS PATNTER,
JAnHs BRADpoRD, CHARLKs MHLpHi
CHARLHs y LoAE, CHARLRs hoCLoskEfi
JAmKs u. BEaasi 7. NJ. OeLn
j. P. wALss, 0RoRds 3. 0RusB,
EyAs RICE, O. P. JOHNSON,
BENJAMIN y. townsend.
No Manager allowed to borrow any funds Of th g
Institution. - -....
JAMES BRADFORD, Vice President.
A. q. 0RlMsHAW, Secretary and Treasurer
jsi2-iy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-28

The CRY CfUktitEs--Sthrfces For Sun
pAy.-The following are the announcements
for special services tomorrow
Second Baptist. REV. J. L. NJ. Curry, ID.
H.. ut II A. NJ. No services at night.
Pine. Street BdptiSt.-ReV. Mr.. Hutson,
at II 4. NJ. and - p. NJ. !
Fuhou Bapist.-Rey. j. I. Wallace mt
Ii 4. NJ, and Rev. A. +. Dickinson at q
p. NJ.
Union Station Mcthod'St.-Rev. Leroy n.
Lee at II 4. VI. and y p. NJ. Subject ut
night "Tern,S of Christian Communion" !"
Eu,tcd States Court Ro0m.-- Rev. A. h.
Miller AT IL A. M.
Sccentt- Street Christian Church.-The
usual services Of the church, but no preach
ing morning OF evening.
Jn,rersal,A Church (Mayo strect).-Rev.
J.. +. W. Andrews, of Georgia, ut II A. NJ
and SP. NJ.
.Arlor Sunday Sciool (near Meclmnic>yille
turnpike Rev. i. +. Woodward ut 4
O'Clock L. NJ.
FIRST Prss6perlan.--Re Thomas l.. Pres
ton at II A. III. and z. III.
Groce-S Street Presbyter,on.-The pastor
having returned there will be preaching at
IL 4. VI. and prayer meeting at AZ 7. Nj.
C,tv Aims -House.-Rev. I. G. Dashiell at
- ?. NJ.
!Siducv Methoa'>'. Bishop DOggett at II
4. NJ, and Rev. George {. VanderSlcc at s
L. NJ. services every night next wcck.