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Henden-on's Buchu, tie great diuretic, an
unfsiiiEg remedy for ali diseases of the kid
neys and blal!er, also Tor Dyspepsia or in
digestion, fiatulency, or wind in the stomach!
The most distressing cases OF female weak
ness and uterine complaints are permanently
cured by HENpBSsON's BCCHU. Ii il un-
eguaied by any known remedy for The cure
of drop-y. gravel. and all equity or rheu-
matte affections. II is q specific remedy for
expelling all PIN and Tape worms. II is
prescribed by eminent physicians in chronic
affections Of the liver. For sale by all drug
gists. See advertisement in this issne. dixw
MERCHANTS HOTEL, 81. Louis, just opened,
everything new and complete; strictly inst
class in all its appointments; convenient to
business. railroads, &c. This hotel was
opened Januarv Is, 1873, by Mr.. Watson,
who was for II years proprietor Of the
Henry House. Cincinnati, Ohio. The Mer-
chants opened on the basis Of 81. so per day.
Give them call, at the corner of Fifth and
Chestnut streets. WATSON Il Lucy,
Merchants Hotel.
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Ss.eraiu- il the salts of lev and cirbcnic
acid gas: How much salts Of ley and ear
bopic acid gas one can bear. and remain
healthy, il a question for saleratus eater.
Some people say salefatus will not harm the
stomach. 1t is a ley The only safe whole
some material for daily Use in making your
bread. biscuits, pastry, etc, is Dr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder, which contains no
substance but that the stomach needs to keep
it healthy. And his Special Flavoringr,
Vanilla, Nectarine, etc, are the hest and
purest made. eod&w
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AKOra 10 Irnyelers!

We have word to say in favor Of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad. II was the
'pioneer" line Westward ana is the "old
reliable route to st. Louis. With the i'm
provements which have been made during
the past year, We believe that the Missouri
Pacific Railroad has the best track and the
finest and safes, equipment Of any line wet
of the Mississippi. 1t is the only line which
runs three daily express trains Of fine
Coaches and Pullman Sieepers, equipped
with the Miller platform and the patent air
brake, from leading points in the West,
through Kansas City, Sesialia and Jefferson
City to st. Louis without change, connecting
at St. Louis with eleven different through
routes to points North, Eat and South.
Particular information, with maps, time
tables, &C., may be had at the various
Through Ticket" Railroad Stations in the
West, or upon personal or written applica-
ton to q. H. Baxter, Western Passenger
Agent, Kansas City, No., or +. A. Ford,
General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
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SCgENCK'S PULNoSIC SYRUP,
SCHENCK'S SEAwEED ToSIC,
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE Pills.

Are the only medicines that VIII cure FuIiIOa,ry
Consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop n cough v iii
Osten occasion tho death of the patient. H. is Ks up
he liver stops the circulation OF the hi0Di, hafr-
orhage follows, and, in iAct coggDg the action of
the very organs that caused the cOua h.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the eause 90
two thirds Of the eases OF cOnsutnpt Aauy
are nov complaining with duh pain in the ~. D
the bowels sometimes cosiive and soInetii lt too
loose, the tongue coated, pain In the sb,u.f.s
blade, feeling sometimes very restless and ~ otAsr
times drowsy the food that il taken lies beiy.i.
on the stomach, accompanied with a,idi'y alt
belching Of wind. These symptoms Usually orig
inate from . disorfered condition Of The -tUmaan
or q torpid liver. Persons affected, II tn. t4s5
one two heavy colds, and If the cough ~ thes.-
cases be suddenly stopped, the lungs liver AMI
stomach clog and remain torpid and inactive, suI
before the patient Is aware of has situation, ne
lungs mass Of sores and uleC rated and death
is the inevitable result.
Schesck's Pu!monic Syrup IL an crpar'Grsr
which does not contain any opi,;iu nor an tL,.r.
calculated TO check n couch suddenly.
Seheneks Seaveei Tonic diss1lve1 the fna.i
mixes With the gastric juice Of the stomach, d.
gests easily, nourisles the system AMI cfrt,e,
healthy circulation Of the blood. When the bus
els costiye, skin sai1w, and the patient - If
bilious habit, SehGnck's Mandrake Pitts aas Itt lI.
I'd.
Thee medicines are prepared by Dr. :. u.
SCHESCk son, northeast corner OF SIKH arcs
"A streets, Philadelphia.
= sI sale by druggist. generally.
MEYERS BROS, -. Louis, No,
mar?-5fdAw w.. .tsr4ip A-su,a-
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The old school Of motaphysicians for agea
labored in vain to give the rationale oftruth,
until Lord Bacon proclaimed the method Of
induction, facts being its basis; thus it is a
truth that we exist and that liquids yield to
the force of gravitation. Had he lived in
this unitarian age he would have exclaimed,
81, Is a potential truth that DR.. McCabe's
Tonic Cordial and System Renova.or is the
best anti-dyspeptic, liver corrector, blood
purifier, effective and pleasant laxative ever
discovered. The system armored with this
great remedy bids defiance to the hydra.
headed monster, disease. feb26-2wd&w
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'imals-conquered mankind
lived upon the flowers Of the
century plant-made one Of
their-numDer God Of the heal
ing art transferred their
name and home to the con-
oscillation Ceatayri,s, and
raisd the devil generally. But
the great Centaur Lin:ment
for stiff joints, rheumatism,
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An ACT

Z - - 80.
To su,horizs and empo~er cities OF the inst
class TO purchase ard scqui-e title to real
estate, FOR general depot purposes and ap-
proaches thereto and regulate by contract
with railroad companies for the Use OF
the same.
Re !, enacted bv the legislature Of the State
of Ksnsa.:
&C., III, III 49,:
-, III, - -" 80, -. 80 -. =. n,s
80. ea " i". - w. a Sn III
'.,r,.,;, ~ IA nan"s,a,. 60, ,r,,,nIs .nj
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,eu I ..ounu "o.,a !" r"sn .'';'' II"
:. 49,. - -,
rae y. ,,. Il I'll - ~" -.
hereby ma de tie ,iu,y Of .,.ca cities 10 lew
and collec, tax suf.icien, TO nav the cos, Of
the ground So ACQUIRED. a, sucb times "a such
cities shall contract to pa, the same. which
tax, when so collected, shall he used only
in payment of said bonds or warrants au-
,horized under this act.
SEC 3 Such cities -hall have power to
make such contracts with such railroad COM
panies cor nec,ipg or Offering 10 connect at
s,,ch cities for the acquisition and occupa-
ton OF such grounds as NAV be agreed on
between them;
. - y. .,; - 49,,
suy 'H'se .."c 70 '.f"'. u,' " a
depot ground. and approaches. snch cities
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Pronpt Work By a "A1tf" Soeiety.
OsAwAroxrE, Feb. 19th. 1873.

O8AwATONIE, Feb. l9th 1913.
To the Editor Of the Weaer SPIRIT:
The day Of doom cs0e 10 another poor
horse thief in Nousd township, Miami
county, night before ,ast, near the Quaker
church. He ~ hanging to Q tree yesterday
morning, With . blanket thrown over his
head. and With irons on his hands and feet.
He was known in that town d George
ElIa, though he bore smother name else
where. He vas through here from Psola on
his way to Independence, Montgomery coun-
~, the eth inst. That nigh; John Honly
had three-year old mare stolen. He is a
member of an anti -hOrse thief company, and
of course they immediately gave chase
They traced the fellow 10 Garnet. There
they les. track Of him.
II sppesrs that the fellow was friendly
with a CIR, whose acqusinr,rce he made
while working at BeckIeyis WHO was muir
dered few months ago. The girl il now
working at the Insane Asylum, aud he called
on her as lie passed through. She received
a valentine without signature, bearing date
Independence, Montgomery county, Kan-as.
Here the company struck lead and went
for Mr.. Thief
They found the mare at the livery stable,
ofis,sd ono. I'm, Ala M, HING Tho &c, ,ha
s,,r,;o.sa- ,i,o,,.,,,, sL. or.h, ..
.dvs.,;.sJ .o.;n Vii. ~. MOO, :, h.nI
~o,L;no !, mill tn. hon, 70, 81. go
enc md of conrs. n, Horss Tit 90. on
., -. -. IT, 49,,
~. .,so the and Vii ro.,sd &C 90 ~, 70
-.,,.d If h;n, TT. .,ad.nIs ..n;.o,.d
E,i;s 10, ~ . f.am. $500 -.
o,hs,, sn,,,. 70 H. ,s.;s,.nce gs "a. i'm
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At this season Of the year when Coughs
and Colds are troublesome. every family
should have safe and certain remedy Al
hand. Dr. R.nsom's Hive Syrup and Tolu
or Honey Syrup, is the very thing. II il
not only pleasan. for children to take, but is
a sure cure for Group, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, and all afiec-
tons of the Throat and Lungs. Sold by all
Druggists. Price So cents per bottle.
See advertisement in another column.
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Io1sCersnlwDy 40.

That Scott Il Woodruff are selling more
goods for less money than any other house
in our city, land We, the people are not
happy" for they continue to crowd in in
large numbers, and go away loaded down
with nice goods, which they obtain at a
bargain. The ladies should certainly take
advantage Of the great sale, for they will
certainly not have another such opportunity
OF laying in q supply 10 cheap again.
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Business wa entirely suspended, every de-
partment oh ying the mandates OF the King
Of Misrule 10 do 40. Throughout the morn
ing the streets we're filed with maskers per-
sona';ag everything above ground and many
beneath. In the afternoon King COnue,
attended BY thousands Of his tr,,sty subjects,
para6ed the streets in magnificent costumes,
mounted in various vehicles and on foot,
and the streets were lined with spectators.
Tonight his sublime Highness being COM
msnder of Memphis, had a grand process
sion, the streets being lighted With calcium
and par;i eoIored lights, to show of the pa
gesnfs, which vas in illustration of orni-
tholoey from incubation to full fledged birds,
with their besks dipped in bins labelled
''Crsdit Mob,lier." Tonight the carnival
closes with tsbaleaux, masquersdss and balls
at the various halls and the New Memphis
Theatre. Throughout the day not single
disturbance occurred 10 mar the festivities.
CONDUCTOR MURDERED.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. ga brakeman
named Young, who Vas discharged lev
days since, BY conductor Thomas Pratt, of
the Louisville Il Nashville railroad, y ester
day, on the arrival Of Pratt's train, de-
liberately put pistol to the conductors
breast and shot him, killing him instantly.
Young WAS arrested.
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a Dirty WheDD.

The darkey Elmore, Who was fined SO
ed out By the Grand Duke, d. r. A., this
ahesnooa.-CalL
Yesterday morning CYRUS Hicks called
upon the Mayor and requested him to pardon
Elnore. He told story that certainly ex-
cited sympathy for Elmore. The Mayor.
however, replied to Mr.. Hicks that he would
not nc. without advice from the City Attor-
ney. 10 the afternoon Mr.. Hicks brought a
letter from the City Attorney to the Mayor,
stating the facts Of the case, and advising
that Elmore be released In accordance
with this recommend from the legal advisor
of the city, the Mayor. who knows nothing
of the latter party, released EIrore. The
Mayor did not know whether Elmore was
black or white, . Yankee or foreigner,
sober man or drunkard like the official
Who penned the article in the Call.
We only copy the article ard state the
facts in order that the people ran see how
low, mean and contemplate a Police Judge
can become. 1t is disgrsce to our civ 10
ha,. drunken sot like Vaughan occupy .
aeat in the Police Court, and a create.
shame that he has not decency enough left
to he content to pas the remainder OF his
debauched life without living like dog.
The Call has aunk 40 low tina. it only main
taina a feeble existence by sucking blood
money. We beg pardon Of our readers for
to the Call or its snbsidized,
blo,,et, drunken, scottish nominal editor who
writes for it because he loves to wa!low in
the gutter. and sewers Of filth and corrup-
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To A. n. York: Pomeroy's agent has Of.
fered bribes here for evidence against you"
(Signed) Nv. SHAFER.
10 this dispatch, York replied: "Who
have been offered brides? l want them a.
vitnaso.'
ShaSer replied: ~ lave been offered
fifteen hundred dollars" Shs'er Vas sum-
moned Immediately.
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New York, Feb. 25.-Tweed to-day gave
bond, in the amount of SIS. 900, on four Of
the hte iudictmenis against him. II ID un-
desstood he will be requested to give hail on
twelve more indictments.
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ST. LOUIS. February ..
FLouR-Dull, weak and unsettled.
WIFE .r-DuI and Unchanged; No spring reg
ular 81 2S; soft, 81 -: No red fall, in elevator.
olered At 81 IS; No 3. o. 81.
CoRN-Quiet and unchanged; No mixed, Sc
No white mixed. 3s@2yc.
OAIs-Inactive aud unchanged; No mixed,
9Hc. -
HaRLKY-very SLOW sales: choice Iowa, 9ee. =
RYH-Lover; No2. SIC.
PORK-Eirm and unchanged.
Day SALT MEArs-Buoya at. and higher On
packed lots; loose shoulders, lkc; do clear RIB,
6,zc; clear side. &c; city packed shoulder, SC; Do
clear rib. 7e7Lc: do clear sides, sl<@71se.
BACoN-Eirpa; shoulders. &c; clear rib. S<9ae;
clear sides. SSsl<e for jobbing and order lots.
LARD-F1rm; prime steam, nc.
wHISKY-Dul; and weak 1t soc.
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MARKETS BY fELRGEA Pr.


NEW Y0aK. February ..
NoNxY-s,rinscut: cary loans u l-sz "a per
cent bat during the afte l.16 Vas The general
rate, and up to the close Of banking hours there
vas business At 4 per cent. The latest uausae-
items ere at Lilo per cent.
SrERIIN8-weaS At ss.NsI-
GoLD-MoTs active, aud advanced from nf< 10
lias<, closing firm At 1l4ssai1aH
LOANs-3S7 per cent. ,Or carryir ing.
CLEARIxGs-tS3.G 600 600.
TRsasURY DIspURsENkSIs-tsl,oV go.
GOvKRNNENTs--Quic hut firm.
STAT BONDs-Nery duh.
RAILROAD B,NDs-Moderafsly active.
srocKs-Quiee r and irregular. but in the main
lower.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
KANSAS LEGIsLATCRE.

topeka, Feb. 25.-There il very little
being done by the Legislature. So many
members are on duty In Washington, that
it is almost impossible to pass any bill that
has oppoei.ion.
The Ways and Means Committee has
voted 10 reduce the salaries Of officers Of
public Institutions Al.o to keep appropria-
items within bounds that will not require a
tax levy of over four mills.
The Pomeroy investigation is substantially
closed, but no report will be made until the
return of those member of the committee
who are now in Washington.
TWEED GIVES BAIL.
New York, Feb 25.-Tveed to-day gave
bond, in the amount Of SIS. 900, on four Of
the hte indictmenls against him. Il ID un-
desstood he will be requested to give hail on
twelve more indictments.
NEEfIx0 or cURAN RKYrGKKA
At meeting Of large number Of Cuban
refugees yestsrday. resolutions were passed
and lengthy manifesto adopted, protesting
against allegiance to Spain, and favoring .
separate Republican government for the
Island Of Cuba
KILLED. -
NoRrH EAST, Nd, Feb. %. Hssson
Lynch and John F. Abrams, citizens Of
Cecil County, were killed b. the train from
Philadelphia this morning, while walking
On the track.
OFF TIE rRAcK-oNE NAN KILLED.
CHICAGO, Feb. 95.-The paseaeer tain
o. IL Chicago and Alton Railroad vas
thrown from tie track By broken rail, yer
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MAKE money last and Honorable, BY at
once Supplying for territorial right, (which
are given free to agen;s.) to sell the best,
strongest, most useful and rapid selling Sew
ing Machine ever nsed or recommended by
families, or buy one for your own use; il
il only s.. Sent free everywhere by ex-
press. Address for particulars, A. Cateley.
Superintendent, corner Greenwich and
,ourtlan,it streets. New York.
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DIR. j. n. ROSES
GoldOn l& /.
TIE GREAT FEMALE TONIC.

Since the death Of Prof. Devices, q The UuivsT-
sity cf Pennsylvania the diseases Oi i,rg.rs,
special branch of medicine, has received but Hike
attention, and il even now less understood th=r
any other branch Of the profession. AFTER thirfs
years of extensive practice aHi close study rt. ).
:. ROSE presents TO the public the result, those
triyly exe.ll.n: Pills. They have peculiar aiHIJy
for the aebitaiel muscles Of the tguIAcs and -
NO CASE HAVE THEY FAILED in radically cugif
those distressing Complaints female. are 80 otta
subject to. They brace the whole system, 81 y:.r
strength and viyac;y to the frame at iarge, by III
creasing the cooring matter of me boot cii.sips
the capillary system to hec0mH more iui'y injected,
the ps TO u re,l,,er color, an! the ssr
newei brightness. They are pre-eh.iueE tiy tonic,
and peculiarly ntted 10 improve ting quality Of tho
blood, when Impoverished by any cau-". bone,
they useful in diseases charac:Ca zsd ty dehii
~, especially when the conseIuenc. Of any iLyrli-
nate discharge. For those depressed by pale
plexion, langor, resilessness, paip.iaion, eni,s-
bled circulation, and thin biooi, tAey are a.
sovereign remedy. Thousands of lalieS who t1'
long been under the OF those pTc; cling the cd
system Of medicine, have pronounced them sur"-
riar to the whole faculty and their various
compounds.
DRr(.f.TsI-
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P27:.iar Illustrated book (26oPages)on
MANHOOD, WoMANHOoD! MARRIAGE!
Experiments to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely sealed, post
paid for so cents, by DIR. c. WHITTIER.
or st. Charles Street, st. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
dSw.
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ON MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from tha ELECTS a.
Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood r.-
stored. Impediments b. Marriage removed. Now
method Of treatment. New and remarkable rene
dies Books and Circulars sent Free ia ssalcl rl-
veiopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
~ 70. South Ninth ST Ehiaieiphi = -
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CONGRESSIONAL.

XLIId COngrsss----Third session.
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Attention il called TO the advertisement Of
DR.. Bohsnnsn. Of ST. Louis, Mo. His rep
.tation is that OF one Of the mort successful
physicians in his speciality in the Wet
uOvSSdAw
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BEATRICE CENCI j. the subject Of new
work Just Issued in Florence, by the Canon
leo Au,onia Torrigiani. entitled, "Il Pro-
cesso criminale della Beatrice Cenci," and
intended to rrfu.e Gnerrszzi's famou. novel,
pubIlhed few years since by G. ". Carle-
ton Il Co.
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An ounce Of preventive il worth a pound
of cure. To prevent chill and fever, take
Simmons Liver Regulator. For sale by all
druggists. dSw
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SrUrsNAN Il KEENE, Merchant Tailore,
have opened, at their new establishment, No.
il2, delaware street, between Fourth and
Filth. the best assortment Of winter
Gooda ever offered to the IRsven-
worth pablo. II yon wan, a nice, neat 6t-
ling sui, OF clothes, Of the latest and best cut,
this is the place to get it. Their charges are
reasonable and work warranted Shirts
made to order. nov2si4
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CSs0ss,so 0aPRes.

C6e0agO 0o99es. e.
CHloAeo. February IS.
ELOUR-Quie. and unchanged.
WHRAr-iuli, unsettled End sowef; n" ,
spring. 81 49,, cash, AID 81 iSs. seller March !;
No 5, 81 O6n. -
CoeN-O Iiet and weak: No mixed, Sic cash.
and 81 &c seller N 'rch.
OAr,-DnIl and shade lower: No >. eV'+c.. :.
RYE-Dull and lower: No 3. S3S6sc.
BARLEY-Qu;et and weik. No Tell, .0c.5Ese,
NJ 5, Sc.
PRovIsIoys- In good demand At fslip prices.
PoRK-ln active demand and higher at sl3 200
- Is cash or Keller March. and els % seer April
I.ARp-In good demand a full prices; .. 65 cash
or March, aud s. .5 April
HAMs-In P.ckie, fiI 069lI IL: Ireea hams
scarce and firm.
BULK MKATS-ln fair demsnd and firm; should.
err, &c; short NIB aaiddies, s1.c: shSn clear.
sc.
WRisKY-S'esdv ut Sc.
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them unblemished by the use Of the famons
SOZODONr, that perfectly harmless vege-
table preparation, and ron will nerer re-
gret it. d&w