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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-09-11
Le0veaWorah.


-Leavenworth has just had census
taken. which shows the city to contain
Is, ll2-includins the Fort, 2s.0S7. This is
good showing for the Kansas metropolis.
If the Galveston road had fulfilled the obi
cations Of the Company BY constructing 4
through line to Leavenworth, it would NOT
only have helped Lawrence, but greatly have
aided LeavenVorth.-Lornencc Tribune.
TIN Tn1D ssys that the Leavenvorth
Carpet Company have recently ordered
$500 worth Of new machinery. When that
arrives they will turn out one thousand
pounds Of carpst yam Per day. This manu-
fscturins establishnent ia getting to be an
important institutioa.-Wstrs Spirit.
The census of Leavenxorth City has
ju& been completed BY the sssessors, under
the peoviaions of the new Law Of the State,
aad sAows population Of 1s,0s7, IN in
.cssass Of 1, 80 sincs 1870. TIE growth oil
LAvesvostA since The 6nt house was built
.oa Tie TOM sighE - besa vssy stssdy, but
altogether noes npid TN that a any other
city Of ths Ai.o1ri v.lley.-Kansas Spirit.
"A csns1 Of LsavsnvsstA, just eakea
4hovs Tie popalafioa 70 b soaetiSng over
sussay-sevea thousand- 4 gain Of ahout Ten
yhoa.and n ths paA thEes ysan-Coaneil
83u6 EospasG /
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-09-11
MEDICAL.
The Romance of Cure

lilo hOllldllC0 OI cure
rhe many cvi 'cnce' Of The ex rorinarv cures that
Ms dali: I,po ted as ene ted through
DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsaparillian Resolvent
Really Relief. and Pefect Pursative PIns, 70
Written TESTIMONIALS from all parts Of the world,
su pass In wonder the most extravogaut miracles
each treatment Physicians and niedical men In
all countries pronounce these wonderful re.neies
yaery, that neither their science Of anaiy ses OF
medical skill can explain. True, these medicines
-nect the most marvellous curea. and restore the
dying to life, and relieves the most wretched PAIN
suffering victim Of his tortures in from fes.y
minutes, and although they know some Of the in
gradients Of their composition. and Dr. Raiwav
hes published their formai Withholding only two
newly Discovered rootsl, stt,i both French. Ger
man, English and American chemists and oh a.
mscsutists utterly fail With the s,me ingredients a,
prepared by them. The great success, which
these wonderful remedies are constantly achiev-
lRg, lies In the great secret OF combining the in
Sfedients together, after selecting the pure and
genuine roots.
Such wonders Of Modern chemistry as Sarsspa-
lillian Resolvent, Ready Relief and Railways Pills
are without parallel in the history of medicine Tor
considered - incurabls, and sure death. Yet, the
most astounding cures have been made through
these remedies Of some diseases that have never
been known to be cured by medieiue.
Consumption, scToiulA, white swelling, tumors
In the womb, stomach, ovaries, bowels, BRIGHT :
disease Of the kidneys, that have been pronoanced
incurable cancers, ulcers, sweings, stone lin the
bladder, calcuious eoncretiOns ulcers aad sores OF
the homes, ricketts, 80 deeply seated that NO ofLsr
medicine has never been known TO reach, have
been cured by the SarsapIri.lian ReSolvent aided
by the Ready Relief and Pills.
Pasly, paralysis, dry g,pgrene-that threatens a
living death. daily rottiDg away Of the limbs and
fesh-diabetes, invoIurttry di-charge Of water,
tansi IN the bla ider lthe Emperor Napoleon's
diseasel. torturas p'ins when discharging urine,
rheumatism, govt euIalsia--each and every one
Of these comp ANTS, though bu; few out Of the
many other diseases Railways Ssrsaparillian Re-
solvent has cured and is daily curing in all parts
Of the world.
In one wor1, any disease--no matter under what
name de,iynated-thst is nourished increased
bv bad, impure, depra -ed weak, thin, warery or
poisoned blood, can be cured bv RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLIAS kESOLNNT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-16

The girl of the period is very much inter
estcd in finding out why men are so avcrsc to
binding themselves to the matrimonial yoke
! She would be the last person in the world to
look for the fault in herself, or attempting to
apply its remedy. Yet, if she but knew it,
luxury is woman's deadly enemy Here is
what William Mallcpcace Thackery said on
the subject And here's the wreck of two
lives! Pretty, merry Lefty Lovelacc's rudder
lost and she cast away; and handsome Jack
Spiggott stranded on the shore, like a drunk.
en- TrinCulO1
What was it that nsulted nature TO use no
higher namc,) and perverted her kindly in.
tcntions toward them? What cursed frost
was 1t that nippcd the love that both were
bearing, and condemned the girl to sour
stcriIity, and the lad to selfish old bachelor.
hood?
1t was the internal Snob Tyrant who gov.
ems us all, who say: Thou shalt not love
without carriage horses; thou shalt have no
wife in thy heart and no children on thy
knee without a page in buttons or a French
bonnie; thou shalt go to the devil unless thou
hast Il brougham. Marry poor, and society
shall torsake thee, thy hinsmcn shall avoid
thee as criminal thy aunts and thy unclcs
turn up their eyes and bcmoan the sad man,
ner which Tom or Harry has thrown himself
away
You young woman, may sell yourself with.
out shame, and marry Old CrosuS You,
young man, may lie away your heart and
your life for a iointurc But you are poor
woe be to you! Society, the brutal snob auto
crat, Consigns you to solitary pcrdtion
Wither poor girl. in your garrct; rot, poor
bachelor, in your club"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-16
UNDER THE DAISIES,

Al is strange what a great deal Of trouble wc take
hat sacrifice most Of US willingly make,
How the lips will smile tho the heart may ache,
Aud We bend TO the ways Of the world for the SAX,
OF its poor and scanty praises.
Aud time runs on with such pitilcsS flow
That our lives are wasted before we know
What work to finish before We 90
To our long rest under the daisies.
And too often We fall in a useless fight,
For wrong Is 50 much in the place Of right
And the end is 80 far beyond our sight,
It's as when one starts on chase by night,
hu unknown shade pursuing.
Eieu so 10 We see, when our race is run,
That Ot al We have striycn for little is wou,
And Of all the work our strength has done,
How little was worth the doing.
SO most cf rs travel with very poor speed,
calling in thought where we conquer in deed
boast brave in the hour of greatest need
And making riddle that few may read
OF our lfcs intricate ma2cs.
Such labyrinth of right and wrong,
a. il strange that heart once brave and strong
Should iAltcr at last, and most earnestly long
For . calm sleep under the daisies?
Sat, !, one poor troubled heart can say,
'Gis Kindness softcncd my lifc's rough way
And the tears fall over our lifclcss clay,
We shall stand up in Heaven in brighter array
Than If all Earth rang with our praises.
For the good We have done shall never fade,
TIOugI the work be wrought and the wages paid,
And the wcgricd frame Of the laborCr laid
MI peacefully under the daisies.
--Iu'y Goi,ru
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-16
MoLL CLATTERCLACK.

Mol Clatterclack was smart in word,
As any wonan's Fighter,
And with the weapon OF the tongue
she was an awful fighter;
Sh biszcd at this and snarled ~ that,
And kept up such Il clattcr.
The very chimney on the roof
Was frightened at the matter.
With fret and scold and snarl and jaw,
She made the dishes rattle,
And clean DESTROYED the human folks,
And almost killed the cattle,
The dog and cat, and rats and mice
Became rs deaf rs addcrs,
The chickens staid upon the rOO,t,
And got Us thin as shaddcrs
But not content with things at home
The misunderstanding crittcr
Stirred up the people here and there,
And kept them in twittcr.
Her mean and everlasting tongue
Was always kept Vaughn,
And vet YOU'D think she was Il saint,
II saints were made by braggin',
She kept the ncighbors by the ears,
With gossipin' and lynn,
And kept the men maxim oaths,
And women all cryln'.
You'd thought the end o time had come
With all the fuss and racket
For when she found an honest name
She tried her best to black it.
IF ever mortal was possessed,
She sartn and her legiOns,
And took her orders from the Kin:
OF all the lower regions,
She pi2cncd every home and heart,
And split all joy and gladncsa,
Aud made hOwlin' wilderness
Chuck fun o. grief and sadness,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-16

a ten minutes stay, put Napoleon Bona
partc INTO u state Of cXcruciaiing agony. Tn,
case was desperate one and he felt that II,
had to wink again or die. Ncrying himscl
for the act, he planted Il tremendous sockdolo
ger on the nose of the inquisitvc Jake, an,
Do4tcd for the door. Lady Helen Mar fol
lowed suit, and La Fayettc and Washington
did not lag behind sufficiently long for The
audience TO recover from their establishment
| III SO turned out that the people Of the town
took the wax figure show as good Joke, anC
the company after paying their bills, wen
on their way rejoicing.
r. Some years ago there was stout built
| darkieaturcQ man, who claimed to be from
Arabia, who perambulatcd the streets of New
| ork, dragging a covered hand cart that con
! tanned his wife and child, three dancing DOGS
a huge log of wood and Il fifteen foot ladder
lie generally showed in the bye streets and
always commenced his performance with:
"Now, gentlemen, encourage me, yum very
sthrong man, my viic-my family" His lad
der trick was remarkable, and against all
known laws of gravitation. He would stand
it up in the middle of the street, and 90 up
one side and down the othcr-singinr Gen
tlemcn, see me balance q lathcr or two. a
ather or two" The dancing dogs and shout.
dering the heavy stick of timber like fire.
Side shows vary rs much rs the phases of
the moon, but we believe there is one line
that will never come to m end viz: fiat girls
and tive,leggcd calves
a Chinese lady was once i sure fortune TO
her proprietor but danes from the fowery
land have become played out since their nli-
merous emigration to California. Panoramas
and magic lanterns have for a series of years
been undergoing a slow decline.
Snakes we consider fair TO midding and
the landlord Of the hotel where we pen this
article, though not in the show ltne, has the
laundering Of Il llindoo juggler after those be
witching pets. He purchased five beautiful
Gas he called them copperhcadcd pilots from
Il countryman last week, and is now domcsti-
eating them in the garnet, to the great horror
of the Irish cook and chambcrmaid We con.
tess ourselves to have an uneasy face that we
might some morning find one coilcd up I'M
der the pillow which might prove detrimen.
tai to our writing another article on the sub.
jeCt of Side Shows"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-16
The Principles of the Oranges.
PREAMBLE TO THE CONSTITUTIONS

PREAMBLE TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Human happiness is the acme of earthly
ambition. Individual happiness depends vi
on general prosperity.
The prosperity of a nation is in proportion
! to the value of its productions.
| The soil is the source from whence we de
| rive all that constitutes wealth: without it We
would have 10 agriculture, no manufacture
no commerce. Otall the material gifts of the
| Creator the various productions OF the ycge-
table world are of the first importance. The
art of ariculturc is the parent and precursor
OF al arts, ana It's product the foundation OF
all wealth..
"a. Inc i't s oI III "!C Su2JGGl
va ." ii'o a. ','oi
| anu nuIspU'"pIe' 'llc amount 'IoUUCcu VIZ
] w why ~ ~ p.oloi y'oi " INC
So ~ '.,' I Ii',' 'tOICS' WI We
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HaPRihe'S
Inc ultimate OBJECT OF TIL, organization Is
Tor mutual INSTRUCTION and protection, TO
Iightcn labor Oy dIliuslng a knowledge Of its
aims ana purposes, expand the mind by trac-
ing tnc beautiful laws the great Creator has
established IN the. universe, and to enlarge
our views OF creative wisdom and power
10 those who read Alright history proves
that, in all ages, society is fragmcntary; and
successful results Of general welfare can be
secured only by general effort Unity of ac-
ton cannot be acquired without discipline,
and discipline cannot be enforced without
significant organization; hence we have a
ceremony Of initiation which binds Us in
mutual fraternity as with band Of iron; but
although its influence is so powerful, its ap-
plication Is gentle as that Of the sil5cn thread
that binds wreath Of flowers.
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS From THE OFFICIAL.
PAMPHLET.
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has ,,.,,' y,.r,,. ~. ,oriods
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-16
TTESPiS AS a VAGABOND.

IN the good old day Of our grand,ircs, (
Ian who made eggs dance, or chcWcd tow ant
apst ribbon, WIS set down by the illitcratc a,
LAYING Madc II contract with the enemy o.
mankind, which deeply concerned the immor
til welfare Of the crafty iugglcr; and thcr,
were many mysterious whispCring5 about
certain bond that was held against the TN
'-GKJ wight by the powers Of darkness.
Even IN the bounds of enlightened New
LHg!aac in the days We speak of many
poor i,ncrant who was cndcaYoring 10 carr
+ preCarious living by the action of his MIN
he fingers, has been placed IN duranCc yilt
- the wise Sclcctmcn Of some puritanicaI
town, until nc thoroughly explained that hi,
ticks were sheer slight ofhand, and had moth
lE6 /. common with that being who RACES
"buGl seeking whom he may dcyour. The
world has grown wiser since then, however
and wc never heard Of Blit2, Herman or An
dcr5on being intcricrcd with by the public
authorities although some OF their Illusions
t"'ta; upon the supernatural To De sure.
taoy arc the stars of the proiCs, sion, bat any
one, j.. matter how humble hi4 merits, is ppT
ml.ol 'p follow the calling, provided hc paws
A-5 .',..uHtr taxes, and carries on his per
torrance according 10 law Poor devils
many - them are, who scarcely ever have a
dollar tl"y can call their own, and the Fa<ir
o, hMl'nI, or the tayoritc jugglcr to the roy
~ h.i-a Of Pegcc and Siam, are often under
INC a"'-rcenblc necessity Of woing without 4
o'hnt. Mess some ob.igmg friend, who has
'h'.- ''J III" profession, will oLlgc them
".0a . .nJIul loan OF q quarter
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-16

The question is often asked, what is the oh
icct of the order of the Patrons of liu>bandry
and what are they luboring To- accomplish
The order proposes 10 meet dishOucsy and
injS'Co, corruption and tyranny, rings
CliVuc~, DuruuIs combinations. monOpolic~
and the most outrageous and ylllainOu svs
TEN known to free people. Under the opera
ton of this system, the rich are every day
becoming richer, and the poor are every day
becoming poorer. The ends Il seeks to aC-
compliSh by organization are all good, and
intended 10 cnurc to the benefit of the masses
of the people, who constitute tn" wealth
creating power in the land Railroad, manu-
featuring, and other moncyCd monopolicS OF
the country, arc absorbing all the power, poi
litiCal aS well as financial, which has beer
converted into an engine OF oppression to the
lahOring Cla,~,~ The calling oppression L.
the agricultural masses, and those named
atcly dependent upon them, has become I'D
intolcrablc longer To he borne. The tOilig
millions who have made the country WHAT
is, and hv the sweat O! Their brow suppGt
their goyCrnmcnt-g grand, majestic, poWeriJ; I
commanding obedience az home; feared Hd
respected abroad-prupo>c, now that iorbdr-
gncc has ceased 90 Toe virtue. to meet
organization hv organization, in manly on
fict: to meet combination lay combination, /
and check injustice, ovcrturn the powcI of
tyranny. arrest corruption in high placcslnd +.
substitute u system OF legislation for the |
people, instead of the present system of dasS .
legislation, WhiSh has driven 50 many aginSt
whom ii Discriminate 10 the very threshold .
of bankruptcy, and to which the greater um.
Der of most oppressive wrongs are tracable.
1t proposes, 10y every conceivable mean that
can DC employed in that direction, 10 esvate
the standard of education among the a5iCul-
tural masses, and TO stimulate the incming
generation Of both sexes to aspire To thhigh-
est possible attachments and the pureSrNCel-
lcncc in their respective spheres, and pro
mote the intellectual, social and moral ieitare
Of lis membCrship.-N6 York Daily Tdphic
IIThcN cnmnlain about Grant. highsalary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-16

Speaking of Vice President Wilson's para.
lytc shock, the Newark IdgcWiscr remarks
"Tracing the history Of these cases, we find
that all these men had been prodigious work
crs Wilson's political campaign of last year
was prodigiouS in the long distances travelled,
and the hurry, excitement and loss of sleep it
made necessary, added to a constant andanY.
ious correspondence and general !oycrsight
of the management of the party machine.
When the rcpos. Of his Office closed around
him and the stimulus of action was with.
drawn he found himself tired ont. Colfax
tells the same story of himself, and admits
that he had shamctuly violated his physio-
logical nature. Chief Justice Chase wa,
warned years before his first stroke that he
was bringing it upon himself. For fifteen
years before his death Greeley turned night
into day, and hardly knew Il good nights rest
He was a most fearful case of dry dissapation
and when the lctup came, his nervous system
was Is shattered rs that of Il drunkari sud
denly stopped after a long spree. His speech
making tour through the west was a miricc
Of intellectual gymnastics. Every uttcranCc
was novel and embodied some fresh body of
doctrine. No other man in the world could
have made 50 many OF such speeches in the
same time. But he tuggcl on the oar until it
snapped. the pcnalty,uS we have seen above
does notalway> fall with that swift vengeance
that struck down Greeley Imuv hcmunths
or even years, before the worn fibre gives
way, but the blow will come"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-16
BU iLDiNG BUSINESS.

And with the facilities we have. are
prepared to complete and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-16

Having been appointed says % Wisconsin
mani to administer on the estate of Il neigh
Dor recently deceased, was greatly annoyed
by solicitations for an order for the grave
stones for the departed After some three or
four weeks, avery gcntlcmanly marble man
introduced himself, told me his business, and
asked for The job | replied that rs soon as
1t was known that person was dangerously
Ill, gravc-stOnc man made his appearance
demanded the job and asked for the inscrip
ton for the hcadstonc He replied that he
knew 1t was 50, and added, II don't do il, and
won't for 1t isn't decent; hut often find my.
self in the same fix that Deacon B--waS
IN "llow was that" asked. why
said he, "old Deacon B--had long had
his eye on Mrs. W, whose husband had for
several weeks fingered on the borders of the
grave. \ few days after the funeral of brother
N--thc deacon made Il friendly call on
the widow, and in the course of the converse
ton remarked that after Il proper time had
elapsed he proposed to offer her the consola-
ton of his hand and heart, which he hoped
would not be unacceptable to her. oh, Dca-
con- She replied, You are too late; Elder
C--spokc To me At the grave" "-Ldrp-
CS' Drdrcr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-16

iIThcy complain about Grants higfsalary,
but from the reports we get froI Long
Branch. we should say that a goo, deal OF
the time Grant i about a high a. hj salary
-hUnr - Da,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-08-16

BctmeS the aroused populacc began To be
stir themselves and soon the streets were alive
with mutiudeS of excited humanity all eager
To witness and participate in the joyous iubi-
lation in mailing and heralding in with loud,
cXulting acclsmations of unteigncd pride the
ever memorable 4th of July, the birth day of
the nations independence; and when the
king of day mounted above the horizon into
the cloudlesS armament with undimmcl
spendor and majesty end cast hi. first broad
cttulgent beams upon the city, dazzling it
with the reflex Of its glittcring rcfulgcnce,
the entire place seemed literally drowned in
world of melody and hcsuty.-L"r'i Rsri''',
Decatur ~.
We give il up'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-15

An exchange says: "a parent writes
to us that he is annoyed and panied by
his son staying out late at night, and
asked if we can present remedy for
this rapidly growing evil. There are
several remedies. The boy g spine can
be broken with an ak, or he can be
nailed to the floor with a redhot rail
road spike driven through his abdo-
men, but the most effectual way is to
compel him to wear patched clothing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-15

Georgia has repealed her usury laws
and a Georgia newspaper says that
there is already an evident increase in
the supply Of money and a reduction
of the rate of interest. Large sums
intended for investment in the Yves
tern States have remained in Atlanta,
business men are able to obtain money,
and home industries are becoming
more active
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-15

A young couple in Wisconsin were
SO Thoroughly bent on matrimony that
they rode twenty-three miles in an
open wagon when the mercury stood
seventeen degrees below zero to obtain
certificate. The frozs ears, hands
and feet. Still they joined their fro
zen hands.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-05-15
ADVERTISEMENTS
RLACK OAK BARK WANTED.

SA<AClA Wan DARN w An led.
| WILL BUY ANY. AMOUNT BLACK
OAK BARK 81
+ 4, nat IS properly taken and cured, and pay
CASH for ii at the rate of
SEVEN DOLLARS, $500. PER CORD
of rs feet easurement de.iYc cd at my
SCNAC AND BARK MILLS, WINCHESTER
Va, and FIVE dollars, SIS 90 per cord will
Valley.
DI{ECTIoES.--Comm peelina tho bark
as soon as 'he sap starts in the spring and in
taxing It peel as much OF the tree as possible
even the laIge iiInbs-for the young tender
bark is The best.
After it is peeled it must be piled up loosely
so as TO allow the air 10 pass freely through il.
ana eiiectll dry ii. The ourer or rough side
mEst always be kept up, in order to protec. The
inner or teshy side flom the weatber-u Itch
beng the part used, must be kept bright and
no. allowed 10 mould or get wet, hich injure $
It's color.
GERMAN SMITH.
mar. 2Q-3mo.