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From EAS1Ox.
JOSH Jur.er Defends Biz Record.
Old Josh on the War Path.
EAsroN, March 81, lS.3.

EJi,or Of TIE rim>s:
notice in the ColamerciaI q commun;ca-
ton from the Farmers CluH, which censures
nv conduct in the Legislature, or rather my
action in voting for S. c. Pomeroy. In .
former letter explained my position unre-
serveily and honestly, and that explanation
should have suficed. l say TO the Farmers
Club Of Kickapoo the same Is / said to my
assailants in the Commercial, ''God forgive
them, for they know not what they do"
Gentlemen Of the Farmers Club, your de-
cision asking me to resign, evinces at once
your ignorance. have already served the
full term for which was elected, unless an
extra session il called, and was even excused
eight days before the Legislature adjourned.
As for Messrs. Winter and McWhirt, If vas
in the place of either, l should pay no at
tention to your requests, for it is evident you
know not what you are talking about. had
always supposed that farmers clubs were
organize for the good of the farmers and to
promote agricultural inte,eas. But the
Kickapoo Club has BEEN converted into a
political machine. As for my pledging my
self against Pomeroy or any other man /
never did, and the assertion that did is as
false as hell. As to the Senator to be elected
I said this. Tha; if voted for any one of
them should try to have the one voted
Eor IL ,a d; ;f ala,tol IN ma h., q, Ia,
ence in favor Of taxing Government bonds
If could no; ge: that promise, said did not
know bu, should "winter" my vote over.
These are the words l uttered in Kickapoo
the night spoke there. i think in private
conversation with Mr.. Williams that same
night, told him that did not like Pome-
roy. That is all said about Pomeroy in
the whole canvass, and no man can say
otherwise and tell the truth. What prom
ised 20 the constituency that nominated me,
was to do all could for myself and the
ticket.
Pray, Mr.. \. S. Ward, you who made
such an eloquent address. when and where
did you hear me say who l would support
for Senator? You cannot name the time or
place. Neither can your President or Secre-
tary. You cannot name anything that !
promised to do that I did no. try to do.
Believing that all of you. or the most of You
have seen my letter of February 22d, have
said all that care to say at present; only,
don't fire., yourselves about 'O.d JOSH" for
he will never be c,nlidi,e for off re again
on the Democratic or any other ticket,
for the very reason tina, il don't pay.
l only expec. to go to elections AMI vote
my sentiments, As | have always done.
Moreover, do no; expect to medile par;ic-
ularly in politics, unless some of thee ga
loo,s and b,ck-5iters conclude 10 run Teen
propose to be hard from with a vengeance.
They have opene the ball. and now pro-
pose ID fight them-in the language OF
BrownloS-"'till hell freezes over, and then
Fl ,ht them on the ice.' JOSH.
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1t appears that the accounts that hav
been published of glass composition, pro
dnced in Vienna, which may be made at an
time into curled Or frizzied yarn, are full,
verified, and important Improvements hav
been effected in the adaptation of the came I,
practical uses.
These frizz,ed threads are said to surpas
in finenesa not only the finest cotton, bu
even a single cocoon thread. and their soft
ness and elasticity are like that Of silk lint
Recently this woven glass dock wool hal
been u,ed AZ a substitute for ordinary WOO
wrappings, for patients suffering from govt
and it's use for this purpose has been, it i,
stated, success fu chemists and apothecaries
have also found it useful for filteriDg.
The smooih threads are now woven into
textile fabrics, which are made into cushions
carpets, table-cloths, shawls, neckties, cuffs,
collars and variety of other garments, &c,
ani they may likewise be u.ed for weaving
the figures in brocaded elk or velvet. As a
material for tapestry, for covering furniture,
for laoes, embroidery, hosiery. &c, it is be-
lieved that this glass tissue will at some fu-
ture time occupy prominent place.
In soiiness the glass yarn almost ap-
proaches silk, and TO the touch il is like the
fines: wool or cotton. 1t possesses remark
able strength. and not only remains un-
changed in light and warmth, but is not
altered by moisture or acids. Spots may
readily be removed BY washing. Being nom
inf,mmable and incombusiible, a veil n
having great brilliancy and beauty of COLOR,
il il specially suitable for dress fabrio-such
fabrics, for this purpose, being much
tnn Hh>~ ~C
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In the wonderful medicine to which the affl,ct.
ell arc above pointed 70 relief. tho discovercr
b 'iicvcs he has combined IN harmony more OF
NIture's most sovereign curative properties,
Which God has instilled into tho vegetable XII 2.
dom for healing the sick, than were ever before
combined In one mcdIcine. The evidence of a. q
fact - found in the great variety Of mort ohsti-
nate diseases winch II Ia. been found to Conquer
In the cure Of Bronchitis, severe
C0u CHS, and the early stages of COnsum r.
ti0u, it has aStonish the medical faculty. al
eminent Physicians pronounce II tie grr:'i !:
medical discovery OF fhc ace Willie II cnrcs 81 c
ecycrest Coughs. IT strengthens the sys,cYn al j
Puritics the b1oo By its great ard tlor-
on,a bbDt purifying properties. it enies all
Humors, from the worst Scrofula to q
com non Di0ich, piInple. or Eruption.
M,rclrisl disease. Mineral poison-. and their
elects, are c-aicitcI I. al vigorous health and .
eol1d constitution o-'IA!sAcd. Erysipelas,
salt Rh rum, Fever sores, Sc1ly or
RouEh SKIN, n i'-i. az the numerous dis
powerful pIrifyin- 81 i5yISo-niiug medicine.
II you feel duh. do wy. deb iitated. have sal
low color OF skin. or y".iuwish brown spots on
hce or holy. frciirnt headashe or dizziness, bad
taste IN mouth. ilt-rlal heat ehils, alternaicd
with hot Aishcs. los spirits. and gloomy fore
b1iinys, ARE -ulsr appetite. and tongue coated
y,1 arc suffering fsOn To- ,'iA Liver or
!. 8illOusncss..' In many cases Of - Liver
are cI 1crieacei. As a remedy for all suoh cases.
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no
cllsi a. Il effects perfect cures having the liv.
cr strengthened and healthy For the cure OF
!. never falling remedy. and tho-e who have
I:,i il for this p1rpose a., loud in its Iia,se
Tl, proprietor ofsrs q coo reward far nrIi
clB INT viii elusl It for the cure Ct al the Gle
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Sill nv dry -y-ta at FL per bottle. prpyaref ~
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Send yo;r AIDES for . pamphlet
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a.rx.poI.cEuAx On Ell. MUSCLE.
lie Oiscovers Chunk Of Coal in HIS
Uranium.


Uranium.
There IS an old grGdge existing between
enpolicemzn Robinson and a somewhat no
torious character named Henry Wright.
They have had several quarrels and an ire
concilable hatred seems to exist between
them. They met Yesterday in the alley
close BIZ the Police Headquarters. Robinson
struck Wright, the latter ran away, was pur-
sIsd, o7ertaken and again struck. He then
drew the fayorite weapon Of his race, the
treacherous razor, and became in turn the
pursuer. At this stage of the proceedings,
oficers LAUDER and Neil interfered and ar
rested both parties. When brought into the
court room Robinson made fresh assault on
Wright and being checked by the officers he
became frantic, seized chair and made a
desperate effort TO knock jailor Lauber's
frontpiece into "pi." Marshal Hook pre-
vented what might have proven 4 tragic
finale TO the difficulty. Meanwhile
Wright was not an idle spectator
Of the scene. Having been deprived
of his dangerous weapon, he picked up a
chunk of coal, with which he bored a hole in
the er-policeman's Uranium. The wound
was Immediately dressed by Doctor Jones.
Wright was confined in cell The expo
licemau was held in bonds for his appear
ance before the Police Judge. A the case
will undergo an investigation this morning
We con!ine clrselves simply to statement
of the facts. The evidence cannot fail to
prove Interesting.
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MEDICAL.

y. ?.rsan can take these Bitters accord.
~ g.. d,-ecIIo.s. aud remain long unweii. provided
i- ~: Destroyed BY mineral poison other
--f. AMI i'l= vital organs wasted beyond the point
3 .--Izr-
d. ,il-ls,a or mitigation. Headache. Pain
70 ~ S'p-le-s. Coughs Tigh,ness of the Chest Dir
Soar Erucistions Of the Stomach, Pad Taste
% lie Month. Bilious Attacks p.lpitaiion of the
i-r. Inflammation OF the Lungs, PAIN in the regions
& sc iucv>, and hundred other painful symptoms,
a-. g= csrrincs al DYSPEPSIA In these Complaints
q has 20 equal and one bottle will prove Letter guar
ante Is merits than lengthy advertisement.
FOR Female Complaints, in yosng old.
married "r single, the dawn Of womanhood the
turn 81 I,c these Tonic Bitters display decided
ufaeuce that marked Improvement is soon percep-
TIDE.
For IrHau,malory and Chronic Rhea.
nnatisns and Gout, Bilious, Remittent and Inter.
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ard Bladder these Filters have equal. Such Dis
caused by Initiated Blood. winch IS generally
produced by derangemer, Of the Digestive Organs.
They are n Gentle lsurgative as well ~
Tonic. possessing also the peculiar merit OF ac,Ins
a, powerful agent renewing Congestion or lniiam-
nation Of the Liver and NSceE Organs, and IN Bilious
Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, Erup;ion., letter, Salt
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bunc!es, Ring WORMS Seald- Head, Sore Eyes, Fry
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aud Diseases Of the Skin, at whatever nature,
literally dug up and carried out at the system IN
slor, time by the use of these Bitters.
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR RIr-
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the sinking system.
WALKER, Prop'r. n. II. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Ags San Francisco and New York
" SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS
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r. 81. x.

The sIeaf Medicine Nan OE America.
Every nation, as well Is every community,
seems 10 centre on some one most skilled and
rractiCei in lis midst, and award its conf.
dence and patronage. And thus il has been
with the great medicine man, Railway,
whose fime has reached not only throughout
our own nation, but on nearly every land on
which the sun shines. The people of Amer
ics first learned the beneficial results of his
wonderous medicines, and gave them an al
most universal use, which caused other peo-
pie from all quarters TO clamor for a curative
which rome other than Railway nd ever
produced, and now, from ''Greenland's icy
Mountains to lndia's Coral Strand" T. K. r.
tRadway's Ready Relief calls forth emo
tons of greatest JOY from people who have
known what suffering was. and now know
how to value the blessings Of sound health
Eldway has comprised land and sea to ac-
complish these great results, and greatful
people now honor the man who has been
made the instrument, in unseen hands, to
bring 4 healing remedy to mankind. Rad
ways sarsapsrillian resolvent, Radway's
Ready Relief, and Railways pills, are all
standard remedies, and We commend them
10 the people OF the west.
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PERSONALS OF rRE rERINn

Grec-e saw the boat was or and wildly few for II,
The LIE folks cried: 'Let EN- sue for it.
Jane used 2hene 10 light her ire the faster;
I'VE lay her - r,st,' IN 0Ded the pIstcr.
smith blew the gas out ere the bed he Rlidei for,
Leaving his iamily quite URprovided for.
Ts lean If charged, Jones breathed into hi. fowl.
tng-piece,
His v.dos's uncl. viii support his bowling niece.
Brown thought he'd niri with simp:on's vie a
little.
TIE jury stood q dozen for acquittal.
"I'H shave " ssid Ruth, Of uomsn's rights the
f.rerunber.
"The razor must have slipped, observed the Cor
stiles jumped 10 reach a moving rail-c,r's pat.
form,
A home' 5 bereavement shocking Is IN that form.
"what whisky one can stand" said Tonpkin.
10y, oh let's
His sleep is sveet beneath the early vio,ct,.
His sbop-grls put on topnost fo1r did Blaney.
Alter the IRE they didn't count ~ many.
Jinks tried t, stop, by hand, a something-or-
other in-saw.
my daushieI's next shan smoke remar' ed his
mother-in-aw.
-OrpheBs Z. Herr in The Graphic.
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The object OF the undersigned i., by opening .
Rsg,ary TO- such :erscns and charging a lee JUS,
sufficient to pay for the expense OF the Beee,sarr
books and attendance At che ONCE, TO
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II d AACkAr, rre~ii-n,
II 4 CALK!Ns, General Asen
W Z HARVEY. Ton. ArtnsT,.
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EARNEkS. AsSoClArInN.

At meeting of the farmers of Toneonoxi,
Township March Is, 1873, the following
preamble and resolutions were unsnimousl,
adopted, and the papers of kaveuworth ant
the Farmer Union were requested TO pub
lish them:
WHEREAS, In view of the prevailing cor
rup,ion and degenerscy of the public man.
agement of State and municipal affairs, We
feel ourselves again called upon in meeting
capacity to testify against the injustice and gre
vous wrongs imposed upon US by designing
individuals who have been and are seeking
place, power and wealth st our expense.
Wherefore we have become convinced as a
farming community Of the need there il in
aiding To elect those TO every official capacity
who are Of undoIbied sympathy with us and
are hones; enough to interpret the Constitu-
ton a. guaranteeing equal rights and liber-
ties, free from the grasp of insolent or de-
spotic rings. And believing, as We do, that
the ruling powers have no clearly defined
right agreeably to the organic law Of the
land, to impose taxes upon the people beyond
the legitimate expenses thereof. And,
WHEREAS, The Legislature at its last ses-
sion passed an &C! whereby the way is opened
up for another gross violation OF the funda-
mental principles of justice and equity, by
giving to private corporations a chance to
plumber the pockets of the people if by any
means a vote Of the county can be had in its
favor. Therefore, be it
Resolued, That the pending proposition to
vote fory-one thousand dollars of the
bonds of the county in aid uf starch
works is an attempt 10 s"..,die the people
who are already grooming under burden OF
unjust taxation, regarding it as an outrage
upon the county attempted to be perpetrated
by few who purpose!y intend to enrich
at the expense CT the rest; there
fore We solicit the voters of the county who
wish to prevent the disastrous effects Of such
action, TO endeavor. by every honorable
means in their power to put stop to these
growing evils.
Eesolred, That We earnestly recommend
The faithful performance of every official
iuty by the township ofiicers, in their several
capacities, in administering and executing
he law of the land in behalf of the town
hip TO the honor and dignity of the State.
S. HoLLINGswoRTH,
Chairman.
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FTNHE undersigned, having eIps ri-peed the ne
l. c-ssi y Of .ou,etniag Of the sind, has OPP ned,
a his once,
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DIR F;CIf ,ltS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
We Have for Sale

Improved Farms and Unimproved Lands in Leav-
worth and Wyandotte Counties
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SELECT PROVE RIBS.

| So. =.
Ain'ctions clarity the soul.-'l iasies.
10 remove slams from cha'acter-I- Il
rcn'
Every one is the son of his own work.
| Sei'en'es'
| Whoever learns to stand alone must learn
to fall alone.
1t takes a great MANY shoyels full of cart
to bury the truth.
vybe, main c,,,, I,.,s L..r omit, j.,
despair.
| To Iowa 10 N Mao. o,,r b.,,;, =, a.,
b.rn;,.s, If .,o,h.r a;hn;,I
T.-.,,..;...
n,odncss b,nL rnr,cv EGos,hs '
~. 80, ",,.n''" wiz" al" '"'h ''e'-
''I "i"p"' que
| v;,bou, ,,v raJaam;no ,,,i;,;.,
| WIN most men lie IL like bacsgammon--
half skill and halt iucS-Holme-.
| Beauty can AFFORD 10 laugh at distinctions.
1t Is Itself the great distinction.
There is nothing tha, makes lis way more
directly to the soul than beauty Addison.
NJ mau il 80 insignificant that he can he
sGre his example can do no hurt.-Ciaren.
don.
Fr;s,J-I,i, :. mara FIRMLY sscur.I hr Low.
THY towards iaiiinss ih,n 10y attachment 10
e1celIencies.
There lies ,a,,sr,.u i, ;r,.,,ec, wh;,,,
Yields celestial m,,sic VI .o the u,s,er hand
touches il cunningly.
Wisdom Is an open fountain. whose waters
are pot closed ~, In; age ke,i runnin. for
the ie:..it OF ali
W;.dom i, meek S,rrow,. ,,;s,,, c,;,J
and empire over Itself, and al! the deep,
strong charities thlt make men seem like
gods.-J. X Lowell.
y,ur ,.o,,s -, r., T. s,,;,. s,,-,ro, uro,
the world shon,d ha either b,sb:ul ~ o;J,Iy.
4 composed self snflicrencv generally turns
to -Roche.ouc alud.
Sill. m. ,,,,,s,, of .xo;,.J c,,i,.,,v 90,
any sntiac, 10 sesoIvs vonr doub... for i'm
10, !, na.s rho 5.s;re NAV nsvsr r,,nrn .n.i
YOU NAV remain in iynorance.-Wirt.
Conn. Of ,,r 6,.., s,o,;c, b.v. Loo, -,
no,,aJ rom b,r,.n dsssr,s. 40 sou,. ., "n,
potIa., -, - h on H.. ,tr,'..;, |
nncrI,;r.,sJ m;nd -
;. -, :,
wb.n ,bs IL !. ,,a.r h,,, -a,sor :, ,h
needle WHICH aud ma even WIN, the f,r,n.r
are ohscureI
g., :.
o, a. me p,'n''s % oP'.e .n.; mem are
no' Silhii US 'he ne'eht vi station anu
= man. s,a:nrs "a 70 b;s bsnn;nss. NS,srne
D.. . pm
IAN ''i'ne nlay oe as cheap ana humo'e
as one 'nposer; VI QUE Pu'se CON, ems oI'
%t .n''s .'he iuA"'y mus a'sats oe good.
. : ne'e'sar'es are ie'pec'ao'e. oheaP
nnefy If low.
The mothers yearning, that completes:
type OF the life in another life which is the
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Dc1sh of Mrs. Geo, Noble.

IL is but few drys since the frien Il o.
Gel. George Noble were congratulating him
On the birth ftwo little boys, and Yesterday
morning this very event added TO the sorrow
caused by the intelligence of the death o.
Ms. Noble. depriving her husband OF fond
wife, and FIVE little children of a mo,he,
at time when they most needed mother.
care. Mrs. Noble had been in VARYING
health :or the week past, at one time beius
considered in critical condition; but on
Sunday ard Monday she seemed much bet
ter, and her husband, who had watched by
her bedside night after night, SCENE very
hopeful. Early yesterday morning she COM
menced sinking, and died at six o'clock. The
even. viii carry sorrow TO many hearts
La'rreRce ,IOuRCl
The funeral of Mrs. Noble will take rlaoe
ai two o'clock this afternoon.
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DR.. WHITTIER,

VIZ Sts SUoftSS StTSCts ~ LOusSV tWOs
Has bern ionssr engaged Ia the 'r-e1i Of all
yHnsresi,, Se.Dnl ana Snr1nle Diseases ss
Syphilis, c onorrhcea, Cieot, Structure,
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tions .: TIC throat, So: = 'r Donea, are restsi
siln unparalleled latest inc Ifirci,lts
SporEaso.-iiccs, Sexual Csoaiity and
lnpCtency, ssths result q sey crtss IN youth,
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protc-- of es .oiioSiaS .Ge:is sGi
p.r.ss 7hy,e G.crg, 90 soe,sry "
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erins marriage improper or unhaEpy. are
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.. s;alps. Age With can te
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OCCULISTS, P.O. Boz 957.
Ne. Oh Liberty street, N. Y.
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DIR. A. G.. OLIN,

100 SOUTH CLARK STREET, Corner Of Mon-
100 roe. Chicago. III. g, Specialist Of g'est ex-
Perence cures nervous debility, all forms OF Pri-
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either sex, caused by unnatural excess
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