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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-30

TIE Investigating Committee of the Mis-
souri, Legislature aoqui; Boy of the charge
of using money in corrupt way to secure
his election TO the Senate. II Is not known
how much this whiiewashing report cost
Bogy. Uneasy lies the head Of the Senator
who has big bank account of his own and
who is also 60 unfortunate as to have friends
with big bank accounts.
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WHAT is the best time of the year for the
payment of taxes, is q matter receiving the
attention of the Illinois Legislature. The
prepondersnce of opinion is that the sum-
mer is the best time, as money is generally
easier than in the winter,
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WANTS THREE rHINGS

Leayenwor;h wants three things spe-
c;aiiy: the terminus of the Leavenworth,
Lawrence and Galveston railroad, an appro-
priation for Fort Leavenworth and an ap-
preparation for the Postofice. We trust our
members of the Lower House will aid our
Senators to bring about these desirable con-
summations.
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STATE OF KANSAS. o.. r.
COUNTY OF LkAvKSwokru
Ia h. District Court in and for the County and
state storesAd.
Alexander A. Eisinbotaan, Pilintin.
Giuseppe Stefan, Mich .el Draskowitrh,
James l.. Nichols Nathaniel Morton,
Lucien -eoti, CA'bs Inc Saaor. Hart.
nan >sxor, he, hubbard, nd Chsrlesi
=. keb>arn~n and FIR der OK ". lib
s,meD, minor children and heirs OF
Charles kebsamen, deceased. Deisnd-
ants.
YOU, the a5ove-uam Giuseppe stensu.
j Michael psas kowitsb, smes l.. iehols, Es-
thauiel Morton, Lucsen Scott, Ta'harine sa1or,
Har MAJ or, h husband, and Charles F. ksb-
ssmen az Frederick w. Eebsamea, minor chill
dren, and heirs OF Charles re sa On. decsssed,
and each az you hereby notIf fed, trat you have
been sued by Alexander A. iiginhothan the p.ain-
tin named zb,ve, In the Court above named, and
that y.u must an-wer the petition Of the said
pls niin, flied in sad Court, ON or bviore
The l0th day Of March, A. d, 1873,
Or said petition viii he taken a. true. and juSe-
ment rerde ed sg inst You and each Of you, that
the cIa N Z al AMI eish OF to estate or In
ierest in the 's -fltnd wit: Lots seven ri ssl
eight Isl, in block seven'y-iwo f7.l, ding to
the sinai plat Il the city o. even worth Q de-
VOID and ~ at the tie OF the plaintiff herein in .nd
o the lots azores i'd he quoted. and the cloud east
upon the same ~ the clam Of you, the defendants
shove nav. d and the claim Of xsh yau BE- re-
and for such Other and further relief q may
bs proper and Necessary in tn
SAMUEL SINGLETON,
At:orne' Tor Plaintiff.
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cfsAtusoS OF tne n1o VINO % kRumpy ma
Eenerousiy rewarded the deed OF the hero.
However much opinions may diner on
Of the condnctor's a3 Is pleasant duty, SO
that in yean to come ali who refer to the
fearful snow storms that buried whole passen-
ger trains out Of sight, in Northern Iowa, 10
January. 1873, shall read the ''conduc
tors story" hos one railroad man nobly
and br1vsly hszsrded bis life to take food 10
perishing passengers, who had been cut of
from all communication from the outer
world for twenty-six houre, in the most fear
ftil storm ever recorded, ard who reached
them with but little Of his own Ii left in
HIM. And they will read, too, of another
man who, in the presence OF the relieved
ones, a. soon a Consciousness was restored TO
the reiever, rewarded him with handsome
pre<ent.
james Wilson's name will always be call
ed to mind a. that of brave and noble
hearted fellow, and while in the future it will
alsays he foremost whenever the incident IL
referred to, John Lawlor's will be next TO
1t. We have been told that James Wilson
once lived IN Milwaukee. We Lope the
statement is true. Whether tru, or moi,
Milwaukee feels proud that the Milwaukee
ard 81. Paul railway has such conductor in
their employ, and great many people will
think he deserves promotion.
InvestIsmsion, Deliyeranee.
When brioers gets TO be tine rule, and not the
exception, in Senatorial ard other elections
land We have already too nearly approached
that desperate point, the result may re
easily enough predicted. Indeed, Mr..
Caldwell, In his negotiations With Clarke
concerning the money by which he bought
off that sentleman's pre.entions, clearly IN
dicated what his own expectations were in
the matter OF reimbursing himself. He
bad been looking around for chance to
make some money" he frankly and innC-
Gently told Clarke, but he had found Con-
gress not SO COOL a place to make money as
outside" The thought that there was any
more harm in making money on the floor OF
Congress than IN the lobby, never occurred
to him. Il would never occur 10 any man
who had already educated himself in corup-
ton 10 the point OF buying his seat IN Con-
gress. II Ia plain that he who Is willing to
buy other mems votes with money, would
find equal warrant for selling his own vote
for money. A Senate full OF merchandising
gentlemen like Caldwell, would be specta-
Gle for gods and men to look at and 10 fear.
70 what depths Of corruption the legislative
department would sink, what sacred rights
Of property, of liberty even, they would
hasten to barter away, We trembie to con-
template. How long before the country
would be placed irre.rievably into the hanGs
OF rings OF whatever name and nature, might
easily be fOreseen. What franchises would
be given away, what subsidies voted. what
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1Meeklp Gimts
THE SENATORIAL ELECTION.

The fret ballot, taken on Tuesday, gave
Pomeroy so; Harvey, "a; Logan, IA; Lowe,
IS. and the remainder scattering. The
second ballot was taken Yesterday, but no
returns reached US in time for the weekly.
There Is no doub. OF Pomeroy's election by
q handsome majority, as the opposition could
not unite on Harvey, to whom the honor BE-
longed, by an action of the opposi.ion CAUCUS.
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Tlesday the e5tA day Of FsSrsary, A. d. 1873,


STATE OF KaNsAs,C :.
LRAvEHwosrn CouxTY.
In the District Court Of the Fnt dieial District
Of the STATE Of Kansas. sitting in ths county Of
Lesyea1orth In sAi1 State.
David W. Towers, Piaintis,
Patrick o.--', 500: =, !. A.. Comfy.
DU3LlC nolics 10 hereby given that sndes spd
l by virtue Of the Judgment rendered in tho
sbovs entitled action, in and By the shove named
Cborr, and Of y special execution issued On
raid Judgment, will. On
Tkesdy tie 4h day Of Mareh, A. d. 1873,
Ut e'even o'c'ock . n. Of that day, at the Court
House In the city OF Leaven vnsth in the county u
LeavsnvOsth and state Of Kan,as, offer Tor sale
At public ale. and sell. the highess bidder, for
cab, the following do cribed tract Of land sit
usss, living and being in the county Of Leav-
savorth aud state OF Kansas, namely: The
north halt II the northwest fractional quarter Of
section number nineteen tl9), IN township numssr
eight (S) Of range humber twenty-five (22), sass Of
the sixth principal meridian.
Dated this 29th day ct January, A. D. 1873.
THOM - LEONARD,
Sheriff of LavenwoFth County, Kansas.
CLoUoa wuEAr. Attor: eys for PiAintin.
jan30-wiw
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-Oae Of the baggage masteSs Of Q station
between Worcester and Boseoo II fit, GOOD
ua,ured. droll fellow, whose joke have b.
come quite popular on the rod. His name
is Eli. A short time since, while in The
performance Of his 1u'ies in checking hag-
gag, ~ u.'v E.:ia Scotch terrier got In kis
vay, aG.l hs gsv- him smart kick, Which
ser, h,a. over the track yelling. The ossar
Of the dog s,,"n appeared in high dudgeoo,
wanting To A4ow WY he Kicked the dog.
"Was that your dog p asked Bill. vith
the usual dsavl ''Cestainly il vss vhse
right had you TO kick hin - "He's ned,
said Bill mo, hs's moi mad, eishes,"
.sid the ovpes. well. ] shookl be IL any
beJy kicked me in that vsy," rsspooded
Bill ~
Hans Christian Asdessoa, lie Dssish
poet, is almost totally Hind, Ais II side =
paralysed. ssd be i moreover, . eoafsnsd
Hi disolstioa = sspsas1
al an early day.
Robert T. Lisooln dsaies that hb noahes
i,a, presented to anyhs1y IL Bihls psssessed
70 he late Preidest b tie eolossa people Of
lbeSyr.h. He ays ID - - . issss-
tioo ~ ,zrF'.s viaA 4
Hon. 4. II Ssvls = rsposssi o s, /,
helser he.lsh = thb eioe - - - -
~ yeas,. Duins ~ ~ MA - - -
eoa6sed 70 hs ~ . i11lb ~. 0poapSun
- aasy fndA -.'z-l
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T4e.dy tie Al day Of Mareh, 4. D. 1879,
Notice to Bridge Buildees.
CouSrr CLKRx's OFFIcR,
wOnru On HANSAa.

CoUSrr CLRkx's OPrIcs, I
LKAvkNwOnrn Co., Kansas )
OEALED PROPOSALS will be recs lived at this
- on up to 10 O. 81, OK u m. February Sd. 1878.
Tor the Blu lding Of bridge big SIFan. Or, u
stranger Station, In sherman tow, hip. Bridge 10
be built ace nding TO plans aud spsc 6catioss ON
die in this on &c. The party % whom . contract
may be awarded shall enter In ,oOd and sufeieus
each b to he accompanied by 500 ~ . Guar sntes
Of god faith. The III ht we'd to reject any
and all b ds. A. b. KEiLEx,
j. ,I3totrns County clerk
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SrNTE OF KANSAS
CSUxTY OF LxAVgNWOsTu.
In the Distriet Confs e aha Fra Judseis, pissrict
OF the state 81 Kansas, sitting in the cunu1v n
leAvsnvOgth il said Stale. .
Blackwell RiehazIs. Esin;iG,
- -------- Va
John c. Tempe and Lydia A. Temple,
his wife, aud william ,Askev, NslsOn No SIS.
aAssew, Frank Asse~ and Joseph n
spu Boz, crrtners doing tuSnvss ST
Asssv, Du Bots 4 Co.. Deisnd2ntal
DUBLIC nosice is bessby eiven. that under and
Il By virtue OF the judgment rendered In the
Aoose entitled action. in and by the Above name.t
Court. and of . spec II execution Issued On said
Judgment, viii, on
Taesday the e5th day Of Fs6rsory, A. d. 1873.
ct ten o'clock q. m. Of that day, NJ The court
House In IN. city Of voEth in the county 81
leavenworth and state OF Ksnsas o1er f.v sale ae
public e, and sell, TO the highest bidder for
eash, the following de-cr;hed tract Of land situate
lynx aud be NJ In the county OF Laren sorth and
state O. Kansas, namely: The north half Of the
northeast Quuter OF section nuubsr thirty -four
(3N. ~ tewnship sumbes nine (9) OF range number
~ mtg one (tl), east 81 the SIKH principal ne
| Eidixn. Dated this I'D day q January, A. A.
1873 TAOMA> LEONARD,
Sheriff II Lfareu worth County, ksnss-
CIorGA 4 wukAr, stiorneys for Askev. Da
AOis Co. jans9-v1s
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SOME enthusiastic friends Of Caldwell as
ser: that ,e will not be expelled. But OF
shat use viii he be after this expose
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WITH the Caldwell investigation and
Credi. Mobilier expose it will be hard to
find enough honest men in the Senate to
turn out the frauds.
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No. ) go
Georse ". Gsraioer snl xsreis A

Geores ". Gsrdioer anil xareis A
Gardner, Defeedaats s..--
DUBLlC NOTICE Il hereby given that ueder
III and BY virtue Of . special execution TO me Of
seetkd and delivered, issGed out Of the District
Court the rst Judi iai District Of The State ef
Kansas. sitting In and for LsAveuvorth county, In
said State, and Of the juignsnt rendered In the
shove entitled setion, will on Thursday, the 9th
day q February. A. D. 1879. at 10 o'clock A. n.
Of said day, as The court houss dor 10 tho City
Of Lsavoc WORTH in the county and state afrs..id.
o0er at public sale and sell to the highest bidder
for eaeh in hand, he following de- eribsd real
property. situate, lying and being In the county
o. leavsnvoFth, and state d Kansas. namely:
Al that part Of The southeast quarter Of section
nuob<r ten no. in township numhe nine o. Of
fSnes number twenty-five (2,) lying and teinR
on the east side Of the "NeS Lawrence Road, ~
eontainiss sisty-ass tssl acres Of lasl. moe or
.. Said property 10 to bs s0sd IS commander by
the salt special execution and In ursuancs Of said
Judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff Of Lsavenvorth County, Ksns.s.
By T. L. PALNsR, Under sheriff.
eher.6 ofos. ls.veavorth CITY, JAnua y 18th,
A d. 1o74
VIZ. HioIHDorn An. Attorney for Plaintiff.
fnn1AdftSUfd
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From the Milwaukee Wisconsin. ]

[From the Milwaukee Wisconsin.
During the terrific snow storm that block
AIDED the Iowa and Minnesota division Of the
St. Paul railway, it will be remembered that
several trains we're suowed in, and for such
. length Of time were they without aid that
the passengers were in danger OF Iret1ing
and starving.
One train had been snowed in between
Ridwsy and Connover, aud was Thus block
AIDED for twenty six bours. There vas
danger Of the passengers suffering for the
want of fuel and food. The weather was
fearful, and the thermometer varied from
twenty-five to thirty degrees below zero. The
condition Of the passengers was becoming
very critical. More thas one day and night
had elapeed since the train had first been
block1ded in the snow, and no aid had yet
reached the passengers. News, however, at
last reached a place called CAlmar, Of the
condition Of the train and passengers, and
that some Of them we're probably perishing.
Calmar was distant seven miles from the
train. The Thermometer then marked
tvsuty-seven degrees below zero. The
keen cutting wind blew fercely, pierre
ing through 70 the marrow.
A CONDUCTOR STARTS TO THE EEscuE.
A cooductor in the employment of the
railroad, but no, belonging to the train
saoved in, volunteered to 60 to the relief Of
The passengers. His name ia James Wilson.
Having procured upward Of thirty pound.
weight Of crackers and cheese, he packed
them and placed them upon his back. En-
veloping himself in what il technically
termed "Ku-Klux hood and cloak" he
aarte1 for the train seven miles distant.
The wind blew . gale. and With the ther.
mometer At twenty-<ven below, he had
hard road to travel. 1t Vas hahd work; the
vind penetrated through hin hood, aad not
Uithsianding he felt his face and eass freez-
ing, On be trudged until he reached the
train, almos, exhausted and unable to
peak distinctly. his face, ears and aose
frozen badly.
THEY UxPACK AND THAw OUT THE CON.
The train reached BY Mr.. wilsoa vas the
ons before noticed in the Wisconeia, and
N which, among the passengent vas John
Lawlor, Es9, u Pnirie du Chen, Who
~ some l,dso under his care. Mr.. Law
= applied sosne esow to the frozen face of
Wiboa, and did all that vas needed
o reseoee him - much a possible. Mr..
[avIoe then took from his own seek nas-
i've eoh ehain, which be had uorm for Q
- tine, and, putting il around WiIsoa'sI
~, ssaarked: '.Irs . pretty god nan
- ~ WON that ehain, kut l'Ve fond a
,cfeer. ssd - shall have it.s The ehain = |
xpcsssi 10 - vostA spaasog he huaAssds
Z 6ollesp. - - . haDdenOo pFuaen& |
>>-aAsn- I-Hr-1 ILL.,
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WOMAN Suffrage should thrive in Kansas
where Aunty Pomeroy takes such promin-
ent part.
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TOPEKA.


hot Nush Coo1agt Given % lGr.
1haeAsr.
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the Discovery sG she Rose OT TIE
Apostles a. PAleip and %. Jooe~-
- has Oses &c Meas?


The attention Of an eminent Catholic pre-
late, Who is nov in Washinston, and Who 10
we'll acquainted with Rome, vs. yesterday
called to the telegram from Rome, 10 the
effect that the Pope told rome visitors that
he believed that the bodies Of the Apostle
Philip and James were discovered On We'd
n~s,isy in the Church Of the. Apostles. He
.ays this is not impossible, since they were
buried there. ST. Philip suffered martyr
dom at H,erapolis, in Phrygis, where he
was cruci6ed and stoned for the iaiih. His
body was buried there, but Afterwards trans
lated to Rome ST.. james suffered martyr
dom At Jerusalem, where ne vas thrown
down from the settlements of the Temple.
stoned and struck on the head With tuiies's
club. lie vas buried near the Temple. bat
his body vas afterwards translated TO Con-
and thence to Rome. Nov. il
my be asked why these sacred relics have
undi-covered Joe centuries.
But We must take into account the length o.
time that has elapsed since they vese
placed where they have just been discovered
the changes, the revolutions, the ssckings,
The presence Of hostile armies and the thou
sand and ore chsoxes that have happened
in Rome within that thousand yeafs-asd
We will not be astonished that these pre-
cious bodies we're not discovered sooner, bas
rather thank the pie'y Of the arckeologise
and the antiquarian. n veil - the uusi6-
renee Of Plus the Ninth, Who all aIoax
the undertaken Of % many a.
,red discoveries. Indeed, il could not have
been otherwise than il vas, - experience
e tilted. The discovery Of these sscred
bones at this late day, and Eatic1larly ct
his time, seems to have beea intended b.
Divine Providence. Ii would seem 10 Il |
he very bones Of The Apostles arise Bow to |
'~buke the sscrilegious invaders of their |
sst resting place, and protest sszinst the
ndigni,ies offered to the Prince Of Apps
lea in the person oi bis successor. And -
Hierapolis was indebted to the relics Of ST. |
Phillip for its preservation BY continual |
miracles, 70 will Rome be indebted in q |
.rea, measure q the ,sme relics, and those |
II countless msrtyrs, and eonfersora, and |
.oly virgins for its preservation and deliver
lnce from the men Who, in the name Of lib |
ry and equality, nov desecr.is her holy |
,lSceP
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Sheriff. sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
County - LsAvssvessk, 90 sEg7.-tl-
II ths Dstzss Csart e - Fir.a yaai ial District
Of the state Of Kansas. sitting In and for Leav-
savessA County N aid state
Dspjamin Fanklin Flsnniken, Pis;n-l
nj
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DUBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
II under and BY virtue Of tn judgment I'm Or. d
in the shove estttled setioa, in and ~ the abov.
namea csart. ssd Of spee al exc cation .... ed ON
aid judgment, sill, u Wednesday, the 18th da,
o. Fsbru ~, A. D. 1874, st eleven o. elock a. M
Of thss day. ~ the Court Hoare, in tn. Il al
Lsavssv essh. In he County Of Leavsn worth. and
State 81 kansas. o0ss Esr sale n pubic sale, ard
. u 4. the highest bidder. for eash, he foiowin
a. Count. s;': ana Sad: '. and ns
north SIXTY 6S) OF Tie half Of the north
We quarter o. sseii q number twenty Ave (l5)
in townsh'p number nine f9) Of PanEe nua,b .
tverty-ess ~ -, II the sxsh DrinGi,~l nesi-
diAn. Dated this I'd day II Jana.ry. A. ID 1874
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff of Lsaven ssrth County, K.n.sa.
CL0C0d 4 WHEAT. Attorneys for PialntiG
jana WV
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STATE OF KANSAS, L..
LIAvkNw0sTn COUNTY.
In the District Court Of the First Jai'si District
81 III, etate Of Kansas, sitting In said sounty Of
Leaves WUf,h.
Samuel Stone P1aintiG,
James H. Ashvood ard Z NO o'iss
kaoe AshWooi DOsondaAt.
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b60 4of Ieovvo 0"Tth Uoesty, Kssaa
n PALnEa, UndsS Sheria
BYsoS saEnsY Att.sDey Tor Piainiia.
kAsis's O0es. LssvsaVsEtA City JnsusYy IA
StA jaaxlta
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VAyAsTED-aO,oOo RAkeBL AND 1IgRC8
w HOOP FOLKS Joe WBnAxHn. Unin
I1A ussA, ssoth <sssad sGssss, Aaseeveseb,
49, - 2 tan1oUeV
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HOTELS.

THE erRARD HOUSE f. 6rss-ciass in all Id sp-
4 peantm.ns MIS- Is heated by steam, has an ele-
vafos and contains 90 large airy rooms, neatly
and elegantly furnished. IL IL centrally located,
con vsplenf the cars and cay Of seesD 10
al railroads entering ire city. To meet the wants
Of fho-e no ds-irs rood seconm"dsions at reason.
BTnON A. BALDWIN.
Aep21-3S Asa BATTLES.
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The Best Paper in Every Respeet.-The
Weekly N. Y. Sun. s pages. 81 a year.
Send your Dollar.
Address, THE SUN, New York City.
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ADpiIioNAL sECOND-CLASsT TRAINB-NoEfA
No. is Oil City 6.55 q. M; RoussvIlls
7.2O; Tarr Farm 7.46; Columbia 7.5S; Pet
Centre $40; Pioneer $40; Miller o.2SI
Titusville 9.55.
No. Titusville 900 a. M; CORY II rs.
No. II Oil City l1.20 a. M; RouseVillS
l.45; Rynd Farm ll.53; Tarr Farm l2.0S,
Columbia II, 10; Pet Centre 10. 20; Minas
I,S2i Ilt1syille 200; CORY 4. ~ p. ifn.. ~ 'fe'
No II Tdioute l2.45 ). m; Turnkey.
vile 40 Tionesta 2.43; 0leopolis 4.25; ON
City $50. -
u Stop for meals.
Trains 8, 0, 2l and % run daily; all other
trains daily except Sundays.
n. B:-Train No. 10 is an Express nom,
TitusYille to Cory. ~
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CAR TRAINa,
No. Direct from Philadelphia without
change.
No. Direct to Philadelphia withou,
charge.
change.
No. Direct to Pittsbur0h Nvithout
change.
G. J. HEPBURN JNo. PITCAIRN.
superintendent. Gen'l Manager.
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ADDITIONAL srCoNp-cLAss TRAISs-sourH.
No. lo. Titusville 2,lO p. M; Miller $50;
Pioneer $40; Pet Centre s.Ss; Columbia
4,l5; Tarr Farm 4,2S; Rynd Farm 4,37I
housewife 4,55; Oil City go.
No. Cory 6,l5 n. m; Titusvilla S,s5,
Miller Farm 0,25; Pct Centre Q, As; Colum-
bia 1918; Tarr Farm lO,ls; Rynd Farm
1927; Housewife 10 ,S5; Oil City IL 90.
No. is. Pet Centre .2S p. M; Columbia
1,50; Tarr Farm 2,05; Rynd Farm e,lo;
housewife 2.30; Oil City 500.
No. % Oil City $50 n. m; Oleopolls
7,25, Tionesta S,54; Trunkeyvllle fo,lS,
Tidloute I'LL.
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by animmense practice, extending through reiiod
Of many years, havin. within that time treated over
nine thousand cases Of those diseases pecuial to
woman, have been enabled to perfect most potent
presented by that class Of diseases with positive GER
tsnty and exaotnesS
To designate this natural specific compound, have
named il
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NOTICE.

~. J. N. BOLARD, OF Tidiouts, haa
~ returnsd TO his practice after an ah.
sence Of four months, spent in the Hospi.
tals OF New York, where hA will attrnd
calls inh bis pTofesEion.
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Oil Creek&Allegheny River BY

ON AND AFTER Monday June s, 1871,
" Trains will run as follows;
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HEALTH BEAUTYII

sTRoEGr AND rnRE- RICH BLoop-INCREAsl
Or ILESlt AND WklGHr-CLEAR SKIN AMI
lkAUTIFUL COMPLEXION hECuRED 10 ALI.
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ST. LOUIS
L n | V E Il S ] II Y
KsTABI.ISII.D IN 1920

Eat ABI.lSI ID IN Is?O
BY members OF the society OF
Jesus. and incorporated ny an act Of the
state legi lature Ia 1882, it has experienced
lninterr lpted success, and continues to Of
fer the student every facility tor acquiring
u thorough
e. assical and Commercial Education
Bulletins are sent three times q year 10
the parents or guardians OF the student. TO
inform them OF the conduct, health and
Improvement OF their sons or ward An
experienced physician daily visits the in
stitution, and the greatest care and atten-
ton are bestowed on the sick.
TkRMs
Board and tuition, per session, ten
months, $3.50.
The next session begins on September l.,
ls13
Catalogues containing instructions IN par.
cuts. and fili particulars, will be sent fiee
on application to
RKv y q. ZEALAND, $. j.,
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