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News from NeighbOring Cities.
topeka.


The transfer Of the Lawrence and To.
pesa railway was made yesterday To the
Kansas Midland railroad company, the new
company agreeing to complete and have the
same in full running order within one year
from date.
Hugo Kul!ak, one OF the heaviest !um-
Der merchants of the West, died at his resi-
dence in this city on Sunday afternoon. July
18th, at the age Of forty years, after sn Ill
ness Of several weeks.
The Atchison Presbyterisns are making
preparaticns for grand excursion to Grass
hopper Fall-. At an early day, where II IL ex-
pec,ed the Presbyterian coGgregsiion and
Sabbath Sen, oi of Topeka will mite IN q
picnic.
-Aui.u- Sage, living or Mission creek
has Just finished delivering his crop OF new
wheat at the Shawnee miils. This II the
first grain of the season, and amounts to
$40 bushels, the product OF IS acres. HoS's
this for KaEsas Wheat?
Ats Farmers celebration in the Ar
kansas Valley, Kansas, OF the Fourth, reso-
lutions were adopted recommending tbs
holding OF farmers reunion at Topeka at
the close Of the State Fair, tor the Purpoee
of taking counsel Of each other concerning
the situation, and sdon;ine lire of policy
for the Kansss farmers to pursue in regard
thereto.
On Saturday E,Ir car load. OF young
blooded bulls were shipped 10 Marion coun-
t., over the A, T.. 4 5. +. road. Large
shipments OF blooded cattle. sheep and hogs
are being made into Southwestern kansae,
to improve the bread, -Commouwealth.
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Notice Of Publication

Chairman Committee on Way aud Means. Los
Box Isl, Leavenwcrth. Kansas. jyl3-lw
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This decade Of the nineteenth century may
Justly be termed the ''prodigious age" ct the
Sorid's history-the era Of big things -o'
ersad can.ummations-of extraordinary Gil
m,xes. Men move nov n though they were
giants. With each separate nerve driven with
= powerful steam engine, and every energy
Il ecied to the achievement OF come greater
and grander result than has previously been
accomplished. Particularly Il thu. true IN
relation to the "show business" Irackiess
deserts. denee and tangled fore-is and Jungie.,
ahe caves Of the mountains and recesses OF the
great deep, the arcana of nature are pene-
frated and dragged and searched for the
rarest animals. the mightiest monsters. the
most beautifully plumaeed bird-, the largest
and most deadly serpent, TO piece on e1hl-
bition for mans enliehiment and amuse-
ment. fabulous snms OF money are spent
to secure these rarities in natural history, and
hundreds of lives bsve been sacrificed IN the
search for living cnriosities in the animal
kingdom.
Vast paviIions have been constructed, i'm
ynense Caravans have been set in motion, the
.rslen; and genius Of man have been subsidi-
zea, and even beauty has been placed under
arihste and compelled To furnish many oil
her most brilliant and dashing daughters TO
AID to the attractions for the peoples ir.struc-
lion and Amusement in the way Of the me-
naeerie, saase1m aquarium aviary arenic art.
music, learning. wealth. chivairy, youth and
beauty, will alone satisfy the people in this
rapid age of improvement and wonderful
progression; and in the show business IN
particular il takes unbounded resources and
liberality to meet the public demand, and
rsiisfy il to the fullest.
Such q man j. old John Robinson. He
IL to the show business what the Ro,hschilds
arr 70 the financial business Of the world
the great monarch. The show with which
he il now travelling proves this proposition
beyond al psrshventure. and stamps him
at once ~ unspprcschable among the show
men of the world In no combination ever
Organized for exhibition has there been any
thing 10 equal the nresent colossal aggreea-
zion Of Old John Robinson; he stands to day
at the head of the greatest, the grandest, the
yuo. attractive show ever exhibited to won
deriag mankind.
This grand show will exhibit IN hfleen
psvilioos at Leaven~or:h on Tuesday, July
.l9h.
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EVADING THE REVENUE.
How II WOr.s In the Suburban Towns.
Arrival Of Deputy Marshal Miller With
Several OF the ROgues.

The passenger tr,io on the Mario" gauge
Yesterday morning brought in Deputy Mar
shall Miller. who had in custody several par
ties detected in the act of selling liquors
without license. Most Of the violators OF
the law were captured in the vicinity OF
Holton. They were very ally in their pro-
ceedings bu. finally came to grief and will
receive quie,us at the next term OF the
Commissioner Court, to be holden at To-
.peka.
Three OF the parties have given bonds for
sheir appearance at the next sitting OF the
court and have been released, but one we'll
.iressei individual il stll in limbo, and will
lave a preliminary examination of his case
on Monday. Deputy Miller ia one Of tn.
most efficient detectives in the State, and
when he starts out to look up TIE interests OF
Uncle Sam he generally unearths considera-
ble deviltry. Nat long sgo he captured
gang of coun.erieiters that had led the other
Deputies n Wild goo-e chase, and brought
them safely 10 bel ard board within pr''on
walls
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LAWRENCE.

Another death by drowning has tees'
added to the already large list. 1t IL re-
markable that every spring or summer dur
ing the p.st four or Eve years some person
has been drowned in the Ksw, opposite this
CITY. The last case is that Of young man,
AGED twenty two wears, named Charles Ken
nedy. Last Sunday morning, at little he
fore 10 o'clock. Kennedy, in company with
Vim. J. McTaggart, went down TO the
Pleasant Hill depot ard induced L. n.
Davis, the person in charge Of the freight
and baggage room, to tsks q bath in the
river. Davis consented. and the three
crossed the slough, and Kennedy entered the
river on the north side of the island. Nc
Taggart ven: in with him. Davis hsd teen
in the river the evening before, and con
cluded not to 60 in again so soon. kennedy
was unable 10 swim, therefore kept at hrst
within short distance of the shore, but.
believing there was no danger, vent little
further ont from the shore Suddenly he
got into deep water and the cnrrent took
him down stream, then he d;sarpearei.-
TribrHc-
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Another Testimony.

BENTON BARRACKS, No,
April, 20, 1876.
t.- IOHS hJLi.-DE1R SIR: knowing the eff
ca Y al your Isarariia, and the healing ami the
neusiciai qualities IL possesses, send tine follow
ing sta ement of INV
wa wounded about two years ago, was taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. R-in-
novel 80 often, my wounds hive not heslPn vet.
have not sa' u, moment since wa. wounded
am shot IN 'ough the hips. Ny general health 1.
impaired, and need some thing TO al ist In ure
h We more fifth in youT Sdfsalarilla than anv =
thing elss. ] wish that wbich is genuine Please
express me halt a dozen bottles, and oblige.
CAPT. {. z. JOHNSON,
81. Louis, Mo.
r. s. The following written April 30rh
io56, hy Mrs.. Jeanne johnson, mother of G. pt
JOhnsUn
DR JDEy SULL-DaAR SIR. Nv husband DIR
e. ). Johnson, ~as ssiilful surgeon PHI stefan
in Ceatrai ew York. where he died, leaving the
above p. johnson TO my care. At thirteen
years Of age he had chronic diarrhea and scrOfulu
for which gave your -arsaparila ~ cured him.
haze for ten ye monumental II To many in
New loSk, Ohio and Iowa, for scrofula fever sores
and general debility. Perfect success has attep des
1t. The cures affected in cases OF scrOtula and
fever SCR, ; were almost miraculous. 4 am very
anxious for my son to again have recourse to your
Sarssp ii la He is fearful Of getting spurious ar
ticle, hence his writing 10 You for it, His wounds
were terrible, but Z believe he will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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KANSAS.


aaeas Cslleesea ooA COoaeases Geosa
Osaeo EXehaoges-
The farmers Of Cowley County will
meet in caancil on about the 9th OF August,
.nd . reusiag meeting is anticipated.
-Tae Arkaasas Valley Railway, branch
Of The Kansas Pacific railway, is bring con-
etr,eted betNeen Kit Carson and Foit Lyon.
The ieegsh of the road is 6fty-tv miles. and
its cousse il almost directly south. Tke track
4 al graAed and ready for the iron. The
iron i being shipped from the Vulcan works
- he rate Of 1 900 tons per week. The
xsek 70 Fort Lyon will be completed and
the ears running BY the lst of August: Kit
Carsnn, the starting point d On The Kaosas
Paci6c. in Eastern Colorado. and 5sl miles
sere fton s.. Louis. The new road will
open up to our people The rich valley Of the
Arkan:s river. Tie inasaion i 10 run the
rod up the Arkansas to Rusblc, In Colon
Do. aboat ninety miles distaat from Fort
Lyoa. Il = not altogethsr improbable. that
ftoa RusAlo ths iss will b exeended IN Q
sNEhsly dilssaioa ito IL hsaEt Of Nsv
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SOUND REASONING.

Csn.uInp tion is decay. Soothing, expectorant
remedies are only useful a. palliative: they do not
reach the case they do not stop The decay. Tonic
medicines strengthen the life forces and pTolong
the battle. but the decay goes steadily on, and,
sooner o. later. the victim must yield. Cimate
cLangss are sometimes good, but they seldom
wholly cure. In short, the first thing TO be
done is 20 stop the decay; then approach the res.
torative, tonic aud Strengthening treatment.
Think moment. The lungs are decaying; tuber-
cl~s uceraf;ons, cavities anu deposits OF porsoIo
matter (pu.) are f. rming The circulation carries
This poison all over the body. Wasting, loss OF
a. petite excavation, night sweais and all the ter
ribia symptoms appear Is il worth while 10 doc
tor the symptoms, which are merely the results,
while the decay-whch is the cause-is eating up
the lif spring.
These two things are we'll known by the hest
physicians:
Ist. CGrtol c acid quickly arrests decay. 1t il
the most powerful medicine in the known world
Even dead bodies are preserved by il. Entering
into the circulation, it At grappes with SOr-
rup'icr, ami decay ceases. 1t Purides the sources
Of disease
I'd. Cod Liver Oil Is natures best assistan. in
resisting consumption. II is at once . food, 3
tonic, a puriler and q healer. II braces up and
supplies the vital forces. feeds The ted system,
and enables nafure to regain her foo bold. For
the purposes no, hing can compare with Cod Liver
Oil. Thi> is the theory Of
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ATcHISON.

-Ogi.cr Shu,esar, Of Leavenw"r,h. ar
rived ia onr civ Yesterday morning with
hor.e ,h,.f named + ward Brown. Who stole
a y.iuxhi- korse near Mt Pleasant. some
d.vs ago. aud escaped To The s,.u'hern pSr, OF
the State. Bib hnr.e and thief were siv'ri.
The ca.e Of the State v. Hoke waa
argued Monday, aud Justice Hu.l-on Wa 10
render decision in his Office az o'c'ocs
Yesterday morning To take the r"m.ncs
on, of the matter, re hear of severs' !'ets
being made on the result.
1t i. reported that the city treasury IL
about ''dry" Orders for very small snms
are .till paid. but claims Of some little mag
nitude are held back by the Council. i.-can-e
that body dies not wish to ''emha-ra-r the
treasury
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BULLS
Sars aparilla

Read the following extract of q letter from Mr.
Rivers, wife Of Reverened DR.. Rivers, one of the
most learned, eloquent, and popular ministers Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and Who is 1T
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct $, 1853.
De. JoHN ECLL-DEAR SIR: Many thanks
to you for the medicine you have kindly
giv-l me l hsyc been great sufferer
for years. and had the advice Of various phi sieiabs
some pronounced my spine, come my luLgs. and
some my heart to lie the seat of my disease have
been burnt, blisiered and cupped until 1 had
become dishearteDed. several very eminent by ISL
si:ians who examined my spine informed me that
| was threatened with paralysis or appople,y
any dav, that nothing hut q seton would relieve
me. had a perfect horror o. that, and was hesi-
tating about having one inserted, when you kindly
sent me your Ssrsaparilla which INN adiaiely be-
gun To take three times day. had suffered ter
rby with most acute pain In the night side OF my
hes !, especially when would read write for an
length OF time, and on rising TO my feet would be
perfectly blind for several minutes, and would
have To hold to something TO prevent falling
am most happy to inform YOU that the pain in
my head is entirely relieved; suffer but sedo
with my spine and not 50 acu,sly- Ny appetite
isgooi; inded for the hrst time in my lite enjoy
my dinner more than any meal during the day.
You kindly sent me four bottles again last night,
and Logan again this morning. and hope 10 he en-
tirely T, ievei Please accept my heartfelt thanks
and best wishes.
Very truly your most grateful friend.
NJ. L c. RIVERS.
Ny journal stounds with similar letters, all of
which I guarantee L. be genuine AMI written by
the rsons whose names they bear.
Do not suffer yourself TO Be imposed on. Dom
he draw away after AMI doubtful ext eriments
Don risk your health by letting noviees e.p-ri-
ment upon you wuh their trash.
My sarsapariila has the test for twenty i've
years II Is still the Sarsaparils CT the day, and
nj the age, towering over all other in popularity
and lis curative qualities.
Avoid all those Who are trying to palm of on
you other extracts OF Sirsaplriila so-cslled. Re
member il is Dr. John Bull Sarsaparilia OF Lou
svi;l-, KY. that il the old and reliable uedy for
impufit - Of the blood and scrohulus affections,
Always hear that in mind.
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While other articles of their kind are
largely adulteraied DR. Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder aud Special Flavorings, Vanilla,
Lemon, N-ciarine, etc, hold their mistaken
posi;ion in the estimation of thousands a.
the pu-s.,, best, mot reliable. and cheapest.
1. al, ps-ticniar- that constitute perfect re-
cults they cannot be approached ny the var,-
ous known B,kins Powders and Flavoring
Extracts made in limitation. One trial Will
satisfy thai ior parity aud strength d..
Prices a:s sisne in the market. cS~
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500 coo bottles Of Green's August
F,ow.r has been sold in this State in three
months. We only ask you to go to the
drn, s,or. ui Ro.er, Parham, Leavenworth,
Kansas, aud &c. bottle free of charge, or
regular size At IS cents. Every bottle war
rsnted TO cure Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plant, Sirkhesdaci,e. Cosiivenes', Heart
burn. Ws.erbrs-i, sorr Stomach, Indlges-
ton. Impure Blood, or Deransed Stomach
snd Liver. Try IL. dA1eoT
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e.rsrAR. 1TERN.


D00B IOOke0 Tor Conc 0G I0Ot.
The Universal Microscope. The best low
priced Microscope ever made. Exceeding
y useful Tor examining Flowers, Insects and
Minute Objects. Detecting Counterfeit Mon
ey and disclosing the Wonders of the Mi.
croecopic World. IT ia adapted to the use
of Physicians, Teachers, Students and the
Family Circle. Requires no Focal Adjust
ment, and can therefore be readily used BY
any person. Other Microscope. Of no greater
power cost 50 each and upward, and are 40
difficult To understand tbs. none but scientific
men can use them Tie Universal always
gives satisfaction. One single Microscope
will Be sent carefully packed, by mail, on re-
ceips OF 81. Agents wanted every where.
Addres- d. l. STAPLES & Co,
mplO- ~6m Allen Mich.
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q sure Cnsl0g.

d.. Hunter Specific and Injection are
warranted - cure the Gonorrhea, G!eet,
Chor,ies. Src,nres, Seminal Weakness, die
eases of tie kidneys, bladder and urinary
orpsus of M p and females. DIR. Hunters
Spec;.i.. Is ne only snre remedy for the SPer-
ma,c:i 9,.-1. slightly emissions and loss OF
power. caused ~ s.;. x.s.se or excessive in
dulp~ucr. Price Of DR.. Huntsss Specific 81;
lrj-c,iou 81 p-r bottle. Sent every where by
express. All orders must he addressed to
Or. J. Dinsheer, sos North Seventh street,
astwsen Washington avenue and ST. Cnarles,
st. Louis, No Cures guaranteed or the
money refunded. RoBEKT PAHHAH,
iuuc9Neo5xeow Agent.
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DR.. J. r. MILLSR'S
UNIVERSAL
Magnetic Balm .

This medicine may with prapriefy he called an
''Unversal Remedy as il is asst super -eding al
others q general family medicine. II cures As il
by MAGNsriC INFLUENCE Neuralgia and all
pain, and IS therefore very properly termed Mag
netic BALM 1t ia purely vegetable prep tratiou.
Il has no equal a remedy for
Cholera, Cholera MOrbna. Dsarrh9a.
Dyscnaery. COSie and all BOWel com
peNtDts.
Its timely Use will cure Colds, Crop, Diptheris,
tluinsy anu ell Throat affections.
When property used, Fever AMI Ague and OF her
complaints incident TO our western and southern
climates are easily broken up.
Nervous ia n, lick Headacbe and rheumatism
are cured by this medicine when all Others have
failed. T.oihaehe, Earache, Burns, ChiIblains
and Bruises relieved at once by its rrse
The great value and usefulness of this medicine
has caused il 10 suser more from bsse limitations
and eOun'ereiis than any other MEDICINE. The
genuin' has ID. R-nsom Co.'S private Revenue
Stamp IN the outside, and Or. !. K MileT's " q
netic Balm blown in the bottle
Examine closely and buy Lone but the genuine.
Sold by all druggists. Price y cents per bottle
Ransom, IIauilin 4 Co Buffalo n. Y.
apra-eolSw
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To g,ther pearls from oceans Vases
Divers go down in divers place.;
But nj our mouths of streams aud bnys,
No pearls do Asian swimmers rsise
Like tho-e in besuty's mouth that shine
Made by the soZoDpNT divine. dSw
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There ia still hope. Many physicians Of
thorough medical education, and long expe-
rience in the treatment of Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentery, Diarrh@,, Cholera In.
fanturn, aud Summer Complaints in general,
INTERESTINGLY recommend DIR. McCabe's re-
nowned Me,iicated Blackberry Brandy, as
the snres, and safes, remedy ever prescribed.
ia WY
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A SURE THING-Dr. Kings Syphilitic
Remedy is warranted to cure Syphilis in the
primary, secondary and tertiary s,agea, and
in all its varied and complicated forms, and
will cure the sorst cases Of yeneral disease,
c.ses which have resisted the treatment OF
the moe, eminen, and skillful physicians in
America. 1t cures the irs, stage and heale
tie ulcers in few days. It cures ulcers in
the mouth, nose, throat, head, arms and
leg.; alao hard pains in the bones and joints,
swelling of the joint, yphilitic rheumatism,
etc, in short time. Price S per package.
Sent everywhere by express. A treatise on
equal disease free. Sent sealed for two
Stamps. Sold by DR.. ]. pinsbeer, SOS
North Seventh stzpet, ST. Louis. Cures
guarsnised. or the money REFUNDED. Robert
Parham, agent eod&d
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LOST Ar AAAOA.s GROVE.

4 LADY los, a narrow gold bracelet at the
Granger Celebration in Msson's Grv'
I,jr All The finder will receive reward
e =. return. the bracelet to Hugh Burke, at
TaE TINES Office.
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For fifteen years suffered from disorder.
ed Liver, bat since ! u-,d one package OF
Simmons Liver Regulator, to this day,
which ia row several years, ! have been
comparatively sound man:
MAJ A. +. WOoLEY, Kingston. Ga.
For sale by all druggists. julylGd&w
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SUCH horid feelings a. ! experienced no
one can imagine. l feel respondent, %
though something awful w.s going to hap
pen. Use Simmons Liver Regulator, if
you would avoid such things.
For sale BY all druggists. d&w
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POPULAR illustrated book ego I'ages) on
Manhood Womsnhood Married lm-
pedimen,s TO Marrisge, the Cause ard Cure.
Sent securely sealed, po-t paid, for Do cents,
by DIR. g. Whittier, 6l7 st. Charles street.
s.. Loui-, Mo, the great specialist. Read
his card. d&w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


pon't tail to procure MRS. WINSLOW' SOOTH.
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident 20 the psTiod
of t.ethins in children. II relieves the child from
pain, cures wind colo. regulates the bowels, and
hy giving relief aad health To the child, gives
10 the mother. BE- sure and call for
MRS. WINSLOW' s SOOTHING SYRUP
For sale by all druggists. june26eoj6n,
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Ask your Grocer for Prs~ipg's Vinegar,
celebrated Tor its purity and strength. War
ranted to preserve its pickles fer yesrs. Firt
premium awarded at U. s. and other Fairs.
Largest works in the United Staies-The
Prussing Vinegar Works, Chicago. ap4
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The District Court. Judge r. L. Hub
bard. presiding, adjourned for all general
business on Thursday. after 4 se<sion of just
one month. The Judge has been on the
bench every morning ats O'Clock promptly,
an has been untirine in his efforts 10 clear
up the docket. On examination Of the
docket We find there were one hundred and
eighty-one cases recorded Ose hundred
and seven csses hsv- u On tried and finally
disposed of, among .h.e., there we're several
very important care We are informed that
only three case- ont OF the whole number
tried have been taken to the Supreme Court.
All this too has been done with bat one jury
in attendance.
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Q 81 q Healthy Be0OA.
Every drop Of blood thst eirculates through the
veins eventually becomes a solid particle Of the
body. Ilesh, bone and muscle sre merely solidi-
fed blood, and upon the quality Of the blood de-
pends the CONDITION Of the whole ply seal system
Unless tie liquid material by which the human
substance is rene we'd and sustained Is pure and
nutritious IL is impossible that the body he
healthy and stiong. One Of the most important
properties Of Host fter stomach Bitters IL that Of
improving the cond ton Of tho vital hud when in
fecte 4 cr Impoverished. Acting directly and pow
erfully upon the stomach, in which tn. manufac-
OF the blood is commenced, and upon the liver
which secretes . fluid in importance TO the
ream of life itself. this powerful vegetable tonic
and depurent has an immense indirect influence
upon toe circulation. Hen,e the extraordinary
cures wrought hy Z q Bitters in Of general
debility, malarious fevers. rheumatism, bilious
mess, -onsf patton. &C. eodxw