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xEDICn,.

V,...,- R,.,.,, are ma, , wife F.ucv pr;uk.
,de a poo Rum. Wl,:slry. Proof Spirits and Refuss
80. dororra sn;oed and .wee,ened TO please The
..s''' S,iI.d :. T.,ir. Ann.,i,ers" .Re,,orer."
- ,b,, ie.d the ,ipu., on 10 drunkenness and ruin
I'M, are ,rue Medicine. made from the native roots
- 49,, ~ ,6,rn, re- from al Alcoholic Stimulanta
IT, ~. N. Cre,t Rood Puriiier and a Life-givine
n:;.,s ps,s.~t P.nov,,oy and Invipora,or Of the
ssf -. N IN no;,onou, mater and resforine
- 49, 80 hs.I,hv cond;t,on enrehup IL refreshing
"a ;S;aor,,;n1 ho,b mind and bodv They are essv
- .i,.r.,on rromnt In Their ACTON certain in their
'i,. g. ,,d ,.T.lle ~ al Sorms Of i;sea<e -
"a HersoD 60 tako these Bitters accord
-. % A,.r,;or. and r.man long unveI provided
,he bones are no, desryed bv mineral poison or cthes
49, - ~. .;,,I o,-sn. -s..s.d brvond the poin,
10y O w
H....s. NJ r>Aa~estsou Headache Pain
=; ~. SborJr,, Courh. Tirh,ne.s of the Chest, Dir
.ness, Sour EfTsnons OF ue paIn;,.,on of he
IL, rN,-T,,;on N The Iunes Pain In he re-oos Of
,hs K;ansxs and : hundred Other painfu! .ymptoms
VIZ - "a 80 of Dvsnen.;, In the,e Complaints
al e "a ~. It,Is,I. In nyo~e hetser suzr-
LII. IS 81 ...,;,s M Icne,hv aave,fi.ement.
70 Ee1saIe Coanlsi1ts, m Young or old
m.e s Es ,hsse Tome Bitter. d.piax So decided an
a.-,. H., q r,,k.3 ;mrrov.rnent is sooo po.rep-
.. I'M, $3.50
u-N.~u..sorv and chronic Rhcu.
v..Sisna and Gout DysD,p.ia or Indicestiou Bilious.
D-.,.", - Tn,srn,,,,enf Esx.r, Esrases of the
Hsm"Sn. AnT i.H. .uJ n,.sJ"s ,h.e. R;,,.,s bsve
DE- mo-, sucee,.fl' Such Dise.ses are caused by
$500 S,o.S h;h :. Sens,.v n,odnc.d bv derange-
"a,oS ~. n;..s,;xs O,ran.
Ice a
s.s..;n. -. 81. ,Sr,j;,, r.r, OF acting
1919 800, p ,.E.S;nI Cnra..,;on on InSam
Ha po~ss . 49, IN v.c.rS G1ssns ,nd !, RIou,
Marion % 'ne VIZ ~A1 'A,--'~A O'A>' ~ "
n. sl,n ns......- Er,,,onx Te.,., Silt
49, 1io,.L>- GO. p;,.rl.. fp,.,,,l.s Ro;i. C.,
keu'n,' f DIua..,a. S,d T.,d Sore Ev.s EIx
nu'i TT, - n;.eoior,,;ou. n ,be SIN Humo,,
aps n IL. ~ ~. 81; ~ -Sa,.r., nam. q, nature
.a' 1870 d W.. ND c,r,;.J out Of the system in
az ~ ~ 49,. n ,hsss R,,.r. On howl. in
sn' . III onv;no. On. No, ;ncr.snlons al rlei,
$500. sSy.-,s >
EIn.n.e ehe v,ta.tsa Rlood whenever You
;,,r,,;,;. hn,.,;r, ,h,on.h m. .l;n in p;mni-.
I,,e - 60. ri.s,.. !, Shen yon 6,d n on
.IupJn ~ ,h - ~. -. Sl.,nss :, vh.n u !,
sI -. $500 Iii I'll o, .h.n Keen The hlood
-. "a a.. h.,I,b If ,hs svs,er will E,llovr
Purs. ~ III sS~...-SS ...,.;. V,~,c., P,~
-. ~. -, -orS.,f,i Tnv;spr,n, III, eve, suS,,;n.d
| ~. =. 49, aS -. .r.,.., $3.50
"s D s ~ .L .sn.- xv~.,,.. ,,,l;,, :,
H.. .r,.m n 40 m.nx ,hons,nds are ea.ctu,lIy de-
s i - r.n,,r.J e.. . d;,,,,er,,hed nhv.,oi
80, Ths,; sc,,celv ~. d;v;du.I unon The fare ~ In
nth vhose body xempt from the pfexence of worms
1t upon the healthy elements o: the body that
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The High Prairie Lyceum gave pleasant
entertainment at the Valley school house, in
High Prairie township on the 9TH inst. and
the people of the district turned out in large
numbers to enjoy the festivities of the occa-
sion. Literary anusements and . grand
oyster supper were the chief attraction, and
much credit il due Measrs. John Hutchison
and John Keller for the great success of the
entertainment.
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The Almanac publishers complain that
their business Is destroyed BY Ayers Ameri-
can Almanac. The people prefer It to any
other, the Farmers WNtern, 6ouths. or
the numerous local almanas when they can
get Ayers. Ii supplies the best astronomi-
cal data, weather and jokes ofthem al, and
above all, medical advice which d invaluable
for every family. Itnsuppl,ed gratis BY the
the druggists. and should be preserved for
constant reference and use. We are sure
that no good housekeeper or Grandmother
goes willingly without one.I[ Anti-Slavery
Standard, n. Y.
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A young man by ii.- lame of Patrick
O'Brien, an employee of the Missouri Pa
ci6c Railroad Company, was run into by an
engine while walking along the track near
the State Line House. He did not hear the
locomotive until it was quite close to him,
and in attempting to jump out Of The way
fell, and the wheels of the engine passed
over him, mutilatiog him in horrible man.
mer. The unfortunate man Was carried to .
boarding house and proper attention given
him. 1t was found necessary to amputate
his arm, which wae accordingly taken of
near the shoulder. The young man is in q
critical condition, but hopes are entertained
of his recovery.
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DIED.

FAReEN-0n Friday, 10th inst, Mn. James
Farren, agsd Is years.
VAN DOREN-On the 9th inst. Taudy, wife Of
". 8. Van D0ren, aEsd 81 ysan.
DAvWEAt his res 'dence On South Breadvay,
% Wednesday morning, January sth, Dr.. james
Davis
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New Remedies Quick Cures
r. MON e OE.
Medical Rveciolisf.

MAKES al Prvste and Chronic Direaapo q
VU Specially, cures Spermatorrhea, seminal
Weakness. Nervous Debility, Impotency Gopor-
Fhea, syphiis. etc. II you out Of b. alfh neF.
vous, feel aversion society Joss Of
memory, dread Of the future fear Of marriage m
happy In the married. state, loss Of nervous p ver
ETC., apply At once and BE- cured All diseases aris
ing from exces or exposure treated suecessfully
Ladies. send for circular Of the Preach sPess.rie
PEeventif, - the surest breJsntive known.
A supply q Trasses. Springs, kuSDer Goods,
ETC., On hand.
Female Pills, S5 per boz. An consultations fres
All ettenD sTictiy confidential. send for circular
Best apaFenents for private treatment In the city
O0es houD 3 q. y. TO p m Sundays to . p.n
Addrss DIX. z. L. MONkOE,
$40 South CaYk L..
Chiesgp, h.
r. o. Drsver sol. ap12dAGiy
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Death Of a. OBa Cisa.es.

We regret to learn of the death Of DR..
James Davis, one of our oldest citizens. DR..
Davis has been ailing some time, and yester-
day morning breathed his last. The de-
ceased was one Of our early settlers. and since
his arrival in Leavenworth has been promi-
nent in busines and society. His large
landed possessions, on which he has been
paying taIes for many years, have been .
drag on him and kept him land-poor, and
yet he owned the finest residence, tract of
fifty q acres, in the city. We understand
DIR. DAVIS, two years ago, made large invest
mens in San Diego. CAL. which, had he
lived, would have no doubt realized great
expectations.
The loss of such valuable citizen q DR..
Davis will never be more severely felt than
at the present crisis. He Vas . connecting
link with the past, and YET promised to live
far in the future. While his friends have
been prepared for this sad parting, yet the
blow falls heavily. The deceased leaves 4
family to mourn his loss.
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This ins;M ;a..: :: especially designed for the
o.. oAog's oATARRN ReasDv
Il 10 the only form Of instrument yet invented
with which 6uid medicine tan be carried Aok -
and perfectly egpHed to all pertsOf the elected ps-
cal passages. and the chambers o. cavities CON
t1unieatine Herewith. In which sores end ulcers
f:equsntly exist, and from which the calsnhAl dis.
in treating Csiarrh heretofore has oriess nrceiT
from the fmposaibility Of applying remedies %
thess cavities and chambers BY any Of The ocdi.
fectne cures L entirely overcome b. he ioyention
Of the Doaehe In using this Instrument, be eluil
b eariel q - eua weight (as naka9 6sria0 .
en.lt.l - ssssir.eJ up one noetA Y nm
nasal passegSs. passes into and thoroughly cieans-
esalI tho tubes and chambers connected herewith,
and oeus svtof the eppeeas ncsta Itssee h pleas
4. FSii a.a e1Pifcis SfrcesiSss C.
company each instrument. When used With this
instrument. DR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures &c
cent attacks Of esCOid In tho Head |" By
SyS Sc Ms OF cstarrh. Frequent had
echs. discharge falling into threat sOmetnes pro-
fase. wstefy, thick mucus. purulcnt, Odeneiys ke.
eyes, stopping up Obstruction Of naeai naseages
rtnSing in ears, deafness, hawking and coughing
10 clear throat. ulcsrsti"ns. ecabs from llcere,
psired or total deprivation OF sense Of emeu and
tAste, dizziness, mental depression ioes of 0npo.
lite, Indigestion, enlarged tonsis tickling ooich
Dc. Only few OF these symptoms are Likely TO
b present in any case ut one time. --
Or. Sa&eso CatorrA Remedy, when
used with DR.. Picrce's Nasal RSaehe.
and accompanied with tie constitutional treat.
ment which is recommended in the pamphles
that wraps each bottl. OF the Remedy, ts per
feet specific for this loathsome discase. and de
proprietor Offers. in good filth. $500 reward
tor case he can mt t;igc. TIE Remedy Is mild
and pleasant 90 orr.aiin- TO strong or caustic
cruc-s or poisors. Tss start; Remedy il sold At
% cents. Dercte :. - rfIits. By all Drug.
4ists, o. either VIII " rai,ctl bv proprietor On
rc-r'r: cf60 cent?. q. y. PlE8CE, N. D.,
= -~'-ie.or. BUFFALO. y. Y
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A KNIFE rMR0U0H The HEAKT.

Harder q . Han Near Heroa1a0,
0ass., fer Attempting - Prevent .
Brate fre0 WhiPPisg his wife.
A horrible murder was committed about
three miles from fernando, Mississippi, on
Mr.. Simeon divers place, At six O'Clock
Saturday evening. From the facts gathered
BY an Avalanche reporter, it appears that .
colored man named John Horton, who was
under the in6uenc. of liquor, endeavored to
obtain some money from his wife for the
purpose of continuing his spree. She re-
fused to give him the money, and he attempt
ed to force it from her. She resisted, and
called upon her sister, the wife of Moses
Wylie, another colored man living on the
same place, to assist her. The scuffle that
ensued attracted the attention of Moses, who
was near BY, and he interfered to make
peace. He demonstrated with. Horton, and
interposed himself between the infuriated
Horton caught him by the collar
with the left hand, and drawing knife with
his right, plunged the glittering blade into
his heart, producing almost instant death.
A crowd Of colored people, living on the
pSANSs AWt1e0tAseiy SesucA0u oLouuO shc
wounded man, bot did not At first realize the
serious nature of the wouad. A few minutes
later. however, when it was discovered that
Wylie was dying, some Of them thought of
arresting the murderer, but when they turn
ed to look for him be was gone. Immediate.
" q cry was raised that the murderer had e.
capped, and all hands started in pursuit. MIR.
Oliver, who had meanwhile learned of the
tragedy that had been committed on his
place, used every effort to intercept the flight
Of the fugitive. He had his stables locked
securely, and placed guard of colored arm
ed men over the doors, to prevent the muir.
derer from procuring horse or mule on
which to escape.
The colored people on the plsce, and those
in the whole neiehborhood, we're thoroughly
aroused and deeply incensed, and it is said it
would have been difficult to restrain them
from mobbing Horton if they had succeeded
in capturing him.
Yesterday the roads were being secured in
every direction, and a. Horton had no means
of getting away, it was believed he would
soon be captured.-Mempais Avalanche.
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,eklp Times
TUESDAY,, JANUARY 16, 1873.

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
in another column of Widow Rodenburgs'
Stock and farming utensils for sale BY auc-
ton on the Both inst, on the premises by
G. N. Barns. janS-3w&w
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DIR. G. BIGELOW,


OO0OOSoebo1 Goy01C18m
Ras Feoevsd nom No ID soath Clrk-sG, essns
a MoaEoe, 70 Ne. - 6oUIH 61A1D-61., ClcAeo.
Il = zen known By IN fsaasD = IL papers that
d. G. Hl0slsV b the ojdGss GDeDhaishs6 chyuaeioa
IN CAi00. vhs hes nads IL tssssnsnS & sll
ehronte s1d Sexual diseases Q speciality. $780,
81 s1painee - male d. =. d naisrsDoU1o1
ODaAia1 d The sss. koooss1 b. tie prsaA =
49, ofths hixheGe medical sianinneSes 81 N
10 IDOL i.stitutons q H. n.y. Aeytlg dsyessd
1WHnTY YRA0 o. 1D LIVE = DGslbe4in4 rsneiieo
that YIN eafs positively the v00 mses q HnoUn
AgD PRIVATE DIsRAs1l u IL sRSrIo.UHHAn1
onsAHS In both se1ea. 08AnDAE WALES pso.
ducing HBsvouuno. AvKnooB 10 soz8RY, N.
PAIRED vl1Do1 I00 o. HKDoaY AHD uAHnooD.
peslbetly ears1. Il h evideaA ~ o. vho e..
1n0 hiilseH - Ne study ofe9tain diseasss treat
ing thoQaa1D q eaneD every yeas. nose hsvo gIealss
sb{n than physieiaA In Q general practice. nea1
h nRacAI IRkAnD fos ladies saA esatIsnsa.
6eas Re- - any adAress In ssaleA envelope. Cor.
suIIAIIoH yIsA Tbs 1ness roons ID he city.
vith nPAnAIB RAn1OD - lsaies anA esatlsmen.
CoD-ess enly Tie Deetss. coaAssPOxDEpcE coz.
ywuIAk AAAssD lseans - DR. c. Zoe
LO0 - - 0Gn1Ha.
GIlI1ii0 - ~ . descriptive circular d
Rs1s 10s1A ~ - Dsysg1iss - ssaespeo
dselsaAv
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BUkNHAM-BIL-In the city If Boston. on
Thursday, January ID, b. issv. Henry n. Par
sons, Mr.. Charles L. Burnham. Of Leaven worth,
end Ais Lsuiss Rin, Of Manhattan, Kansas. No
cards.
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From the following item furnished BY our
High Prairie correspondent it will be seen
that Mr.. Brown has been unanimously en-
dorsed after nine months of service, and
abuudently vindicated from what purported
to be High Prairie church action:
High Prairie Union Sunday School met
Dec. 18th, 1872, at o'clock p. m, and after
the exercises Of the school were over proceed
ed to reorganize BY electing Thps. Trower
Chairman, and ]. B. Thompson Secretary.
Rev. r. Brown, Of Leavenworth City, was
unanimously elected Superintendent.
LA. Stowe moved that an Assistant So.
perintendent be elected. L. A. Stowe was
elected Assistant Superintendent, F. Norton
Secretary, Thos. Trower Treasurer, and Cra-
ton Carney Librarian.
THos. TRowER, Chairman.
J. B. THOMPSON Secrefary
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DR., j. =. ROSES
CO1HOUuD ILUID
OF BuChu +!

ior all disease Of he Kdnsys. Bl.dd9. fre.s.sS:
GlanA, and Reaeatipa q 1DesatiDeae6 - UHtDal
Secretion. This b IL ealy pssessa1so q D1eh.
s 8 - s; y sas e:..e.:s:: d. u: -
eelsbfated Phyaeaana. TIN = Dsed6ll0 % nany
eo-callsd Ce1pounds q BaeAs. vhiel ass n0s
decoctiooc, bat Il really vhat - elaia ~ u, z
selected ingredients, IN car e1n IAhsetory, un4es
the supervision ofsn sxp9iesesd practical ehsoise
lnAsmmatisa a IL hia16se. 1sesas3sa. Incea.
Compound Flsia Ebua q Bueks,
II ID unexcellsa - . ssmedy n Dssssy, and .
0oaty A1sctions.
PIECE OF fHR ExI1Acf OF BuHu:
Prepared st tie LAbos1toRy0
DR. J. g. ROSE CO.,
80 n. Ninth Street, Phtloaelphia.
G0uun.~~1A
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IL 70 f.Fsdiy suPeneding al other PfsP.rzi.oas
!or producing ELEGANT, sweet and Wholesome
koLIS, Blscuirs, BlRAD. BUcKwBKAf and other
1nddie cakes. Perfectly Pure and Reliable. and
always ready lor Immediate USE The CHEAPEST
hakfng Powder In the wORLD, and II WILL KEKP
IN LASD n SEA, in sny climate. for ysan. 1t 10
Vel sdaPted TO the nse Of Hoosekeepers, Miners,
Mariners, EmsIants, &C., and in fact in every re.
spect, the BEsr YKAsr PowDEa made sstsr the
Kitchen, the Camp, the Galley"
DOOLEY 4 BROTHER, Manufacturer.
So New Street, New York.
Leavenvosth and Western trade supplied by
Cochran, Bittmsn & Taylor, C. z. Meeehesd 4
Co., k0hion9 CO., Garrett Kirk, Vim. Gordon
4 Bro. and By Wholesale grocen generally.
seOt 2s eodAeoU
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LEGAL.
Auditors Report.

LEAvKxwoHTH, January 9Th, 1878.
By provision Of the statute Of 1872. AN required
publish monthly abstract Of allowances made
nd report TO the Board Of County Commissioner ::
ALLOWANCES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NlSCELLANLOUS.
The Wheat Field Of America.
Hsalthful Climate. Free Homes, Good
Markets.

The Northern Pacific Railroad odss for sale
Its LANDS IN CENTRAL AND ksrRRN MlNNkoOTA,
embracing: I. The hest of Wheat Land q En-
cslept Timber TOR the MIL the Farm and the Fire;
5. Rich Prairie Pnsturage and Natural Meadow,
vatered by the clear Lakes and running streams-
in Healthful Climate, xhee fsrer and Agus Is NM
knoxn.
Grain can he sh pped hence by lake to market
as cheap - from Eastern Iowa Central Illin0is.
Cars nov run through these Lands from Lske ST.
psrior 70 Dakota Price Of land close TO track 100
to -. 90 per acre; further away $3.50 to Lee.
Seven Years CT dit; Wsrrantes Deeds; North
ern Pacific 5-30 Bonds. nov selling ut par,
eeived for land At 81. 10. No other unoccupisA
Lands present such advantage to settlers.
soldiers under the New Law March, 1871 get
100 se,es FREE, near the railroad. BY one and tue
ysan residence
1ra1sportationa t Reduced Rates furnished
from all principal poino East to purchasers Of
Railroad Lands, and to Settlers on Government
HOmesteads. Purchaser, their wives and children
carried Zee over the Northern Pacific Ioad.
Nov IL the time f0r Settlers and Colonies get
k>ilrssd Lands and Government Homestead sl0ss
TO the track.
Send for Pamphlet contrasting full information,
map and copy Of New Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
veov Oh - FIFTH AVENUE ,OR 9Tn
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MONTHLY STATEMENT
o. TuE
Of Leavenworth County

The following u q statement ofsmount Of money
in the hands Of the County Treasurer Of Leaven.
worth County, Kansas. belonging TO the specific
during the moath Of Decspb,T, 1877:
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SEWING MACHINES.
A FAMILY ARTICLE.

res DO q ESTIC USE.
Only Five Dollars
With the New Patent Button Hole worker.
Patented June eth, 1871.
"a most wonderful and elegantly constructed
SRWlxe MACHINE for Possibly Rork Complete in
ell its Part. Uses. the straight Eye Pe'aaed Noodle.
rIOx, NsW Tension, Self Feed and Cloth ouidss.
Operatss ~ WHEEL and % . TABLE. LssAs Rsa-
and H.. % me =; ss sfs
thread direct fron the spool Make: the EI.sris
6rn, durable. closs, and npid. win do iii kinds
Of work. fas and sssrs.. Mon CAxsRic to heavy
Cloth o. LKA:nkR. and ssss all descriptions a
70 give 1t sr..nerH; all the parts Of sseA Machine
being nod oiiks y saeAis~y. and beautifully IN
ished and ornamental II = very sasy to learn.
all times. and . PRACTICAL. ecIESrI1Ic, MscnAn-
,cAL ISvKxIloS, at Greatly ANtssst Prss.
A Good, Cheap, Family sewing Machine st last.
,ubss.nti.l and reliable lov pi,ced Ssviss Naehiss
Its extremely low price leaches all coudiiisns It,
simplicity and strength sdapts IL to ali eapacitiss
wherever used, and creates . rapid demand.
IT Is ALL IT ID RECOMMENDED.
az can ehserfully and conhdeltly recs.mend
its use to those Who are Wanting really good Sew
ing Machine, at Low prise"
rutherford Park Bergen Co, N. J.
Price Of each Machine. ''Clao A" Some"
warranted Tor i've years by special ccrti6cats.)
with al TIE frfsrss, and svesyfAsag complete belong
ing to IL, including SKLI-fMREADIHe NEEDLE.
packed in . strong wooden box, and delivered to
any part ofthe country. by expires, ynER Of fur
ther charges, on receipt o, price, ONLY Five Dol
LARS. Safe delivery guaranteed. With each Ma
chine ve will send, On receipt Of 81 Ssss. hs ssv
BUTTON HOLE WORKER,
One of the most inn portsnt snd ussfuI inventiona
the sge. 70 simple and certain, that . child can
work the finest button hole with regularity and
ease. Strong and beautiful,
SPECIAL TkRNs and ESfra Inducements to MALE
and FEMALR l0ests, Store Keepers. &C., Who viii
establish sgencies through the country and hesP
our New MACHINES on Exhibition and Sale. COUN-
IY Rlo1Is given to smart agents HRKE- Agents
complete 0asn.- "~~ shed without any EXTRA
CHARGE. Samples OF s.ing, descriptive circulars
Ae, SENT FREE. We also supply
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. .
Latest Patents and Improvements for the Farm
ami 'arder, Mowsr, Reapers, (ultivators, Feed
Cutters harrOvs, Farm Mills, Planters. Harvest
enL Threshess, and all articles needed for Earn
work Rare seeds In large variety. Norway Data
The .ond-rful nsifp y,ng EsY PIIAH CoRS, u per
hundred, &c dc All ..on' sent In Post-O1se
Money -t,rders. tegistersd etters, Drafts, OF by
Express, will Re at our risk, and perfectly -
cure. Safe delivery all our goods guaranteed.
IAN OLD and responsive FIR" that sell the best
goods at tn" lowest price, and can be relied upon
by our readers "-fSmsv' Jousnsi Nev York.
Address orders,
A. CATELY, Sup't.,
Cor Greenwich and Courtlands Sss.. H.Y.
et2iw
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LADIES


920 TO 800 PER WEEK
Made easy. 20, 600 sold in six mopthal The mos
raPidly se9ng artieles Invented for married OF
single l.dies uss.
NO FEMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEN.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-16

The Year W1eho0t Summer.
1.-THE pinching weather freezes young or
old blood into a horror of worse things to
come, it may console such to know that
worse things have happened, and the world
survived. The year of 1916. or ''the dark
year." or the year eighteen hundred and
starved to death" was also known as ''tbe
year without summer" and the coolest
ever experienced within the memory of man
on this or the eastern continent. The pre-
vious December was very cold; but January
vas % mild that fires were scarcely needed.
February was also genial, followed BY an or
binary March, with cold and boisterous
opening weather, but milder at the close.
A ferocious May killed buds and fruits with
half an inch of ice. and fields were planted
and replanted with corn, which was con-
stantly nipped by the frost. Frost, ice and
snow in June killed nearly every green thing
and destroyed nearly all the fruit. Snow
fell ten inches deep in Vermont, and
covered the ground in Massachusetts,
and New York. On the fifth of July ice
thick as window glass was formed. Indian
corn was badly damaged, and what survived
was still more injured by the August ice.
Farmers we're obliged to plant in the spring
of 1917 the corn of 1915. 1t cost from four
dollars to five dollars bushel. The West
ern farmers who are burning their corn Tor
fuel may take the hint The rest Of the
year ~ icy and frosty, ending in . mild
and comfortable December. The sun seemed
to impart very little heat; nature looked q
melancholy Is in November, and mems
minds were depressed with anxiety for the |
future. The average Wholesale price OF
-four was thirteen dollars . barrel. With
our excessive crops of corn and wheat it
would probably be impossible to produce |
any great distress for food, should another |
dark year" glover upon rs, and. taught By |
experience the possibility of surviving 20
cold and gloomy year, there would be les
mental anxiety about its termination.
Copiom rains have fallen in California,
and bounteous harvests are expected. five
are to have an ioe-bound wear, therefore, We
will have our Pacific friends to look to for
supplies.