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covered, take some spirits of tnrpentine
in cup, dip. the finger in it, and then
hold the hspd near hot fire till dry ).
then dip it in again, ,and repeat for fifteen.
minutes, or tillth pain ceases. The
next day, with a sharp knife. pare of the
thick skin, and you viii find something
like a honey comb filed with clear water,
open the cells and tbefelon is gone, !,
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treated in the same way. will cure. II
too far advanced for either to cure, the.
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less painful Never dlaw it.
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From the Argosy.I
NOT LOST.

The look of sympathy, the gentle word
Spoken 80 low that only angels heard;
The secret act of pure self-sacrifce,:
Unseen by men, bat marked by angels eyes;
These are not lost.
The sacred music of tender strain,
Wrung from poets heart by grief and pain,
And chanted timidly, with doubt and fear,
To busy crowds who scarcely pause to hear,
I la@7 Is not lost.
The silent tears that fall at dead of night, Is
Over soiled robes which once were pure anf
!. white; m
The prayers that riso like incense fiom tht
~ soul, z4Io 9a
Longing for Christ to make it clean and whole
These are not lost.
TheIhappy dreams that gladdoned all oul
youth,
When. dreams had less of self and more Of. truth
The child like faith SO tranquil and SO sweet.
Which sat like Mary at the Masters feet; =
These are not lost.
The kindly plans devised for others good,
So seldom guessed, so little understood;
The quiet steadfast love that streve to win
Some wanderer from the woful ways Of sinl
"a These are notlost.
Not lost, 0, Lord, for in the city bright,
Our eyes shall see the past by clearer light;
And things long hidden from our gaze below
Thou wilt reveal, and we shall surely know.
They were not lost.
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WICHITA VS.. ELLSWORTH.

Mr. John Wilson, editor Abilene
Chronicle, who has been spending a
week in this city and the week previ-
Gus in Ellsworth, thus jots down his
impressions Of the two places to his
old paper:
"There are large number of cattle
in the vicinity of Ellsworth. but money
is scarce. The towns full of "busted"
men, who are endeavoring to raise a
stake, either by hook or crook. Le-
Ultimate branches of business are over
done, and even the saloons and gam
bling dens scarcely make expenses.
After spending several days at this
place, we departed for Wichita. the
southern terminus of the A.. f. and 5.
F. railroad. and the largest Texas cat
tie market in Kansas. 1t is larger
place than we had supposed. and has
some substantial improvements in the
way of fine buildings. The cattle trade
is red hot" here, exceeding that of
Ellsworth.
Mr.. Karatofsky, who formerly trans
acted business in Abilene. is located
here with the finest and largest dry
goods store in Southern Kansas.
DIR. {. {. Furley formerly of Abilene.
is practicing medicine here. and doing
finely. At the Catholic festival held
here several evenings since. the doctor
was made tie recipient of handsome
dressing gown, in hotly-contested
election. as the most popular physician
in Wichita"
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Figure So.2 il an illustration OF our Lib
erty' card and circular press. invented by
Otto Dcgcncr. This machine has taken the
first premium AT the worlds fairs at London.
in 1862, and nj Paris in 1867. Il was manu-
featured in New York city, aud it, capacity
Is 1000 impressions per hour, by foot trcadle
or steam. IL has n special arrangement tor
printing cards, bv means of which cards are
dropped into box below ~ fast rs printed
The combination of principles in this popu-
lar press are the result of over sixteen years
experience in constructing and building
many different kinds Of printing machines.
, The clcarness and distnctuess of impression
l on visiting and business cards circulars
afetter or bill! heads, etc; the perfect distri-
button Of the ink the accuracy of register
of every description Of printing in coiors
and the facility and speed with which they
can be propelled by treadlc without weary
ing or disiracting the attention Of the opera
tor from feeding or pilng his sheets. cannot
be cxcelled. The Liberty" weighs Just
one thousand pounds without the operator
represented, which is supposed to be "our
Tom"
The Anson Hardy paper cutter is repre-
seuted iii No. ,. This il the BEST machine
that eau be obtained for the price II cuts
thirty-six inches, aud is thoroughly braccd
aud holted in manner which secures great
strength and iir,nnes-. a paper cutter IL
indispensable to fir-t-cass office.
We purchase all our cardboard from first
hands. which comes in large sheets einbrac-
ing all color-. These boards are cut up by
the machine represented I'm illustration No.
:. which is the well known Rugele. I'M
proyeincni, operating rotary knife with
cord on The back OF it. leaving the front
clear from all distractions to see and handle
ON the fact 81 IT. having both the rotary and
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-17
Correspondence of the Eagle.
DELANO TOWNSHIP.
WEST WICHITA, July Il

WEST WICHITA, July 18th.
EDITOR EAGLE: Thinking state
ment of the condition of the crops in
this township might be of interest to
your readers, and having had occasion
to pass over the whole territory,
herewith enclose a statement of their
condition, prospects, etc. There is q
larger area of corn planted in this town
ship than ever before, about half being
what is termed 'oid ground" and the
balance ..-o.f corn The former is of
very rank growth, even, good stand,
and is just beginning to ear: the only
trouble being that some fields are
wccdy on account of wet weather.
many pieces being worked only twice,
some not even that. Notwithstanding
this, the corn has grown so fast that
nearly every field will produce large
crop. Sod corn never looked better.
many fields looking fully as well as
much old ground corn have seen in
other states.
There is quite difference in the APP
pearance Of wheat, even Oh lands of
the same quality. In every case where
winter wheat was sown early and put
in deep. il looks fine, good stand and
long, well filled heads. Later sown.
and shallow covering, looks thinner,
more weedy and shorter heads. From
close observation we can say that
wheat sown in good season and well
covered is a sure crop here. a roller
or press drill is the best. but persons
not having this should put it in with
corn pillow, or simply pillow it in.
Grain sown broadcast and narrowed
in is very uncertain of good yield
The dry winters and prevailing winds
during the winter months destroy the
crop, unless well covered. Fall wheat
is harvested, and spring wheat is nearly
ready to harvest.
Oats were somewhat damaged by the
severe storms, but are now looking
better. and but little injury will be
done. We noticed a field of fifty-five
acres of rye, on the farm of Mr.. Geo.
Mech, three miles northwest of town.
which deserves especial mention 1t
is very tall. even and well filled. Should
think it would produce thirty bushels
to the acre.
Potatoes look very well, and we have
heard no complaint of bugs or insects.
The only trouble isiweeds. which are
being we'll cleaned out at present.
Quite large area was planted this
season.
There arc a number of pieces of cot
ton and castor beans planted this sea-
son that look very thrifty, and those
experienced in raising these crops |
claim that cotton-growing here is a |
success. This viii be a test year for
for these productions, and should they |
prove successful this season. large |
amount would be planted next year.
Altogether the year 1873 promises to
more than fulfill the expectations of
the farmer in every respect. Ii is
demonstrated beyond the shadow of
4 doubt that, with fair amount of at
ien,ion. crops of all kinds will produce
in this valley second TO none in the
state, or in the world
Il. T.. LAWRENCE.
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Publication Notice..

STATE OF KANSAS.
SEpGwIck COUNTY,
In thu dt-tric; court q tbs said county cf ~s,is
wick
l. Davidson, PisiE;iG,
against
Ferry NJ Barnes. Elizabeth \ Harnss, W
Met lure, Z J tndsr-ou and \ Rhodes,
defendants
perry VI Barnes and Ei.zahrth 4 Rsrnrs, two
OF the above named defendants. viii tab. notice
that they have been sued and masi answer the pc
titien alcd by the above named plaintiff IN Iae
Office 0i the clerk oi She district court al the
~ of Scdgwick, anal state OF kaasss, sPansi
shsfg, or before che i.th iay uf August. \ u.
ISIS, said petition viii be taken tue snd
Judgment ia favor Of The plaintiff sho'. nsnsd
aud against them, She said defendants ipF the
sum Of one hundred aud fhiriy-sssss and 80 i,o
dollars, and sn afturnt ~ fee Of So ~ sad the
cosfs If sii and fof the safe of the following de
-ctibsd real estate situate la the county of >sdg
wick. aud state 81 Kansas. is,-wit Lot Ne twrn-
fN-tsr,e C1t} IN Court street In the teNn OF Wich-
ita, IN SAID county aEd state, "a satisfy the same,
viii be rendered accordingly
Wichita, hansas, Jul, Let, l-.s
T. 4 wEIks.
NttafncY Tot plaintiff
Attest g " gEENEs, Clsrk i3-h-es 80
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correspondence OF the EAGLE.
ORANGES ORGANIZED.
SEDGwICK. July 18th.

SEDGwICK, July 18th. 1873.
EDITOR EAGLE: Having organized
two oranges of the order Of Patrons of
Husbandry in your county last week.
| concluded to give notice of the same
in your county paper. On FRIDAY. 18th
inst, met with the farmers of Park
township and organized Park grange.
grange composed of the most sub
stantial and reliable farmers of Sedg-
wick county. |. 7. Carpenter was
elected master. and c. 5. Zimmerman
secretary.
On Saturday. 18th inst, met with
the farmers of Eagle township in the
Lester school house and organized
Zion grange, b. {. Smith, master: i.
l.. Lester, secretary. This is also a
good grange. being composed of the
best men in the township. The good
work has begun in Sedgwick county.
We hope your county will all be organ
lied the coming fall
O. NJ. MILLARn. d. s. G..
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lEcALS.
Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS.
SEpGwrcK COUNTY. Il
j. H. Todd and Thomas Royal partners IN tis.sH
by the firm name OF Todd y fcs al p'aih'in''
L ID cum and J r CruII.ley, partners i
trade, BY the arm name Of cunn trtinieN
defendants
The above named defendants, L.. u t.nnn an
j p 1r1.ruiey viii take notice that they haN Il
been sslesi nv James II Todd and Thomas Roy ~
the said plaintiffs: that said PLAINTIFF. op the w
.isx Of Nessmber 4 u. ISL. fiesi, in The cihes,
of The clerk Of the district court Of the county %
Sesigwick and state OF Kansas. petition IN ms
above entitled actian sgainst them. said plshtits
demanding n Judgment against them, ihs SAM
l. II tam and y b. ,rpmic1, for Tie sum OF
;hrre hundred and INV dellsrs and tweN, -ioar
cents and Interest thereon from thr Nth uay OF
July. 4 II. ls..; that ON The i.fh day OF fsbrss-
arv 4 II ISIS an order II attachment Nas ~
sn,a ont 81 the aid court, In >ttst actt9n aSsnSt
Them m, said defendeni>. which erieT 81 si'asn-
ineni " as on the 18th slsy Of February, \ n lss.
Ly fbe sheriff ~ the county 81 sumner. siat<-ui
Kansas, levied upon thc following dc@crihs,i fcat
cstae situated IN thr County OF Summer anu stste
of Kansas rs the property ct The SAID , p tru1
lev 10 wit The southeast quarter 81 section Huitr
her one township nranhrr thtrty four, ranse
three west aad that unless ypu. the sad l.. II ?
,,unn and j D Cram..y. answer the said riain
tiffs petition hy the ltih daN 81 Auga-', a ~
1873 the said petition will tc taken - true and .
Judgment rendered against yoa in aeeersisnes
the aid above described real estate VIII I've sold
10 satisfy .Deh judgment
Wichita, Kansas, july II. l-ls
Ifp it>HtikN,
Attorney for plaintiff.
Attest. q " REEVES, civrk. B-ts--sii -
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Sherif's Sale,

District court 18th Judicial district, sedgwiok
county, Kansas.
Mary + smith,
VS..
j. T.. HAYDEN, ct al.
BY virtue of order of sale issued GU, Of the
district court of the 18Th Judicial district sitting
in and for sedgwick county, Kansas, wherein
Mary f smith Is plaintiff, and J T.. Hayden
defendant, will. on Thursday, the 2lst hay OF
August A. d. 1873, at II O'Clock a. m at the
court house door in the city of Wichita. offer for
sale at public auction, and sell 10 the highest bid
der, for cash in hand. all the right, title and in
t.resf OF the defendant, j. T.. Hayden, in aud to
the following described property, to-wit:
Lot number one hundred and twenty three q20
on Main street, in the town Of Wichita, AZ shown
by the recorded plat thereof, in Setgwick county,
Kansas
said real estate property is levied upon az the
property OF defendant, J T. Hayden, and will
be sold 10 satisfy said order Of sale.
>herif's Office Wichiia. July isth, A ID. Is73
JOIN MEAGHER, sheriff,
sedgwick county. Kansas.
By William smith, Under sheriff
slnss & Dyer, PLAINTIFF attorneys. I5-H-ss-15
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near Remanto. and on Slate creek. ar

near Remanto, and Oh Slate creek, are
numerous salt springs. A large num-
Der of watts have already been put in,
and liberal quantities of salt are being
shipped to surrounding towns. If we
had the capital to invest in proper fix
lures and buildings we should .soon
supply all Southern Kansas with this
staple article, and it will soon become
a source of large revenue to us. Sam
pies have been sent to the Smithsonian
institute and other places, and the an
alysis shows il to be superior to the
Syracuse or kanawha article.
For new county, our taxes are
comparatively light-not near the aver
age OF most Kansas counties. The
heaviest part has been for school and
bridge purposes. The county business
is run in the interest of the laboring
classes, and the most rigid economy is
exercised in the expenditures. The
entire county debt is only about $4,000,
which, compared to the promised re-
sources, is exceedingly trifiing. No
other county in the state can show
better, if as good, a financial record Us
ours, that is similarly situated; and
a. the area of taxable land increases
each year, The revenue will increase in
ratio.
The Usage lands are open 10 actual
settlers at si.25 per acre. The Chero-
kee neutral al Sl50 The latter are
being occupied and bought chiefly BY
stock men. who have an unlimited
range for herds in the Indian territory,
convenient access to those unexcelled
grazing grounds. The school lands
are appraised at 50 to $3.50 per acre
one-tenth down, and all the balance on
ten years time, al ten per cent. interest.
Ii is not required that the school lands
be taken by actual settlers, but are put
up at public sale to the highest bidder
There are a number of mill sites on
our streams that are waiting to be util-
sarv capital to make them of great
value
The well known county seat cleo
tons, so common to Kansas counties.
are past with us. Wellington is almost
in the center of the county, has beau
tiful country around, is increasing its
population faster than any other of our
towns, and has every sign of prosperi-
ty and pcrmanency. Bonds have been
voted by the township to put up a
court house or hall for the use OF the
county, which will obviatc county
tax to build court house for an in
definite time. The liberality thus dis
played by the people of Wellington has
removed all bitterness and animosity
cngendcred by the location of the coun-
" seat, and has made them fast friends
of all rival towns. The ''era Of good
feeling" prevails, and we have nothing
10 40 nut 20 lOFWdTu anu occupy the
place destined for us among the first
counties Of our noble young common
wealth. place to which honest labor
and well directed effort will most as
suredly bring us. Our hearts are as
free as our lands, and we offer the land
less and homeless place in both. We
offer business men and capitalists sup
port and patronage, and extend
hearty welcome to all.
G.. $. BRODBENT.
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
sEDGwiCk COUNTY
la lhe district court Of satd county of Scdg-
wick
}. Newton Warren, plaintiff,
against
J \. Hiossufn, defendant
, BiosSan, fts ehoys named defendant
viii take notice that he hs~ been sued ana must
answer the petition died by ~. above nsms.i
plaintiff the office IT the clerk NJ the district
court OF tiis county ot Ssds4sl ck. aud state af
Kansas. against him or befar. tiic t4th dsy of
August. \ - i~iS, ~ ~. said PETITION will BE-
taken IA true AMI Judgment Ia favor - thu said
plaintiff aud against him, Ia. said isnstant Rot
the sum ni one hundred and h!'y dollars, and Ia
ieresi on said sum from The 18th das nf Aprii
ISIS at thr rhtc of ~ per cent per AMMAN, and i
attorney fee 0f so aud Gusts Of suit and Tor he
sale Of iole Ne, and and thr ra-t hall 81 The
southwest quarter of ssrItuH Ne 81 ia township
No q south al range No. east ia ihs cganty 81
sedFwick. stais Of bsnsas, 90 satisfy the ssI.ir
will be rendered acesff,iinsiy
Wichita kaasas, July LAT, i-sl
SIT - a pNsE,
Attorneys Tor plaintiff
Attest & " EfENES. tlerk iI-a-sG I,
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STATE % KANSAS.
rEDs@ick EorSTY.
Mar D. sBiifh plaintiff.

STATE OF KANSAS,
rEDs@ick toi-STY.
Mar D. sH,ifh riaiufif
agsInsf
der, dHfessssfgi.
1919 tii'i'ifiilia, 81 fils sts..t- rsff-i
defetissasf7. 9i4i tai i,s,fir,. maj ~ -, - -.
, 49, 49, iti' psfi'ips Sized hF tn sisrts
49,, i.a'FisH go ts efiisH II the III Of De az
,tI't sffaf - -" comfy 81 sesfyssiet 80. -
n.ls ag@iisst hifil IN irf,sff a.. sfsf ~ - "a
.fs<ht' y y irf2. ~ tst ssi1 petition usiff j..
- = '~t A1l iif9issEi rsassrs-i b. fssss ~
W ai-5f' "aJis'si plaintiff nsd .raifssl Ma, a.
49, ees'sf~ Aetssssri.iit f.,g ti,s r,, ~ str,.
.i'Isa agilass s7id sassfuef go -sa s..,s, fl,,s
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- -. 'sa' t'ss sriisfa asi ~ aftsfrssf. r. -
..ff nt.'itDtn d9iffs. ssisi ee=ss ~ slit .sf a.
i'se aa4s 81 ite sqfteSesi quarter ~ seefi.,. II n
~ ssssiif = asfi ~ fssss ssat 10 To-. fsa,s
~ AL stlte u ssssszs - astlsff ~,
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SheriTs Sale.

District court 18th judicial district, sedgwick
county, Kansas
Edward z. Kirby,
Charles < Porter.
BY virtue of order of sale issued OFT of the
district court of the 18th judicial district sitting
in and for cedgwick county, Kansas, wherein Ed
ward /. Kirby IL plaintiff and Charles T. Porter
defendant, ] will, on Thursday, the 2lst day of
August A. d. 1873, at II O'Clock a.. m, at the
court house door, in the city OF Wichita, offer
for sale AT public auction, 10 the highest bid
der for cash in hand, all the right, title and inter-
est Of the defendant, Charles T. Porter, in and to
the following described real estate property, to-
wit
The northwest quarter of section number six
~, in township number twenty-seven CD south
Of range numl er two 81 east.
said real estate property is levied upon a the
property of defendant, Charles T. Porter and will
be sold 10 satisfy said order of sale.
Sherin's office, Wichita July l4th r ID. 1873
JOHN MEAGIiER, sheriff,
sedgwiek county, Kansas
BY William Smith, Under sheriff
sluss & Dyer, plaintiffs attorney l5-It-SI -
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1eachars' Institute

There will be Teachers Institute held in
Wichita, eornmeno the lstb day Of August
and continuing fouI dsys Prof II Il Norton,
OF the state Normal school. will be present; also
Prof Hoss, president of the sts1e Normal, Is ex-
peeted 70 be present. also teachers from the adj
Joining counties Ample provisions viii be made
for the sec mnodaisoB OF all who ate nd this ir-
-titUte. All teachers who intend To teach In
sedEwiek county in the fall and winter mast be
present at the institute and there be examined
DIe notice viii! be given Of the programme for
the institute On Friday, ihs I'D there will b,
an examination OF teachers All who expec; to
teach IN the fail or winter are requested to 5e
present at the institute and Al tn. examination
ALBERT EMERSON,
i-St toGafy Superintendent
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STATE bt KANSAS.
-EpDwtCs COUNTY.
la the district court ef saftf rostnft gf.sdqutel
Edward = KIRBY piainiiG,
sgainsf
Flary Carlton and wiffinn - sander, d.
si.udants
tlcrY carlton. one ~ TIA above named def.-ss
anti VIII ists notice That shs hss been -ur.I AMI
must answer thr petition died D. ~. shove Hausi
piaiptid ~ The Office Is he rtrft 1T the \ strict
court 81 he rnilHty Of ssGzWirt slate Of ans.-
against h"f on ~ before the 1isi das II Auy.f-f
\ - i..s. ~ The -sid petition Vtii De- taken H..
ifns and Judgment 10 fyar 81 the above nsls,s
piaiuiih abi against h.f the sad Ti,.sg Z srf.s.
isS she stIn 81 tive hundred hHd seventh five tsi
iafH siid ihirfesf on -Hri sun ifsn ie 2sb day q
Aprftt 4 - ~, ~ tis rate ~ ~ I.eF cent t,er
@shin and ~ aif0rlisf RI Re ~ -ifm TO- a3a
~ -"t aDd fss he asia o. i.s uuFthsss at t,ssags.f
Of section .. DO vu.ti'i - s4afh ql fssiss )
w'-ii ia The county ~ ~t.tgviet and .iais uf
hsnsR-, - satsfy thr -Ifao. siii b, rendered ss
eoriiHgiy
WiTh'ts. kaH-as, Jais -sb. i-.I
sit - a DYER
Attest . " REEsts tIeft - a.
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Publication Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, !

lie . a l. Of hAINSAS,
COUNTY OF SEDGwICK.
In the district court of the 18th Judicial district
sitting in and for said county Of Sedgwick
Lyman Heusted, plaintiff,
against
Malvina Heustsd, defendant
Malvina Heusted, the defendant in the above
entitled cause, who resides out Of the state Of
Kansas, and whose place of residence is unknown,
will take notice that she has been sued by the said
plaintiff Lyman Heusted; that the said plaintiff,
Lyman Heusted, did, on the 18th day of June,
1873, file his petition against her. the said defend
ant, in the said district court, sitting in and for
the said county of Sedgwick, and state of Kansas,
alleging that she, thu said Malvina Heusted. will.
fully abandoned him and has remained willfully
absent from him for more than year last past
without sny cause or justification therefor ON his
part, and that for than year last past the
said MalvIna Heusted has grossly neglected her
duty as the wife Of said plaintiff and pray ing
therefore that he, the said plaintiff, be divorced
from her, the said Malvna Heusted, and that he
have such other and further relief he may be in
equity entitled to: and the said Malvna Heusted,
defendant aforesaid, is notified that she is
qured to appear and answer the said petition Of
the said plaintiff or before the 9th day Of Al
gust, 1873, and in default thereof judgment will
be rendered against her. in favor of the said plain
till, according to the prayer Of said petition Of the
r'""''"- % the 2"r' term 9fT'iiSS nR Grt;
BY BAIfbwIN & STANLEY, his attorneys
Attest: q. W NtEEVES, CLERK
Dated, Wichita, Has, July 10th, 1873. l5-asl0 Is