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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-12-24
KALAKAUA.
Formal Reception At the White House

Formal Reception 1t the White House.
WASHINGTON. d. C, Dc. I5,-Kins
kalaksua was formally presented to the
Pres'dent, this afternoon. The members Of
The CabiDe', Col. Grant, Gen. Babcocx, and
Mr.. Lackey, private secretary, we've as-
sembled In full dr,s- for the purpose Of re.
ce'viDg the KING. On the spprosch OF HIS
M:jesty's carriage, the Prealdent advanced
irvm the threshold of the Executive Man.
.Ions when the Sec etary Of State and Col.
GraIf, the latter personally repre-eDling hrs
lather, went to the carriage and received
the King - he alighted. and, accompany
ing him on either side, crossed The p. torn
10 the entrance of the White House, where
the President cordially extended mas hand,
receiving and welconin. the King. The
other member of the Cabinet, andipR be-
hind the President up 10 the time H. turned
with the King. then entered the room. The
3 cretary Of 5 a'e then introduced the Pres
ident 10 Gov. Dominez and Gov. Kapeps.
He then presented the King to the member
OF ih- Cabinet. Gen. Bsbo-k, Col Grant,
and Mr.. Lucky. The Preident and King
SHORTLY seated themselves ON sOfs, and the
other geniie0eo moved 1t pleasure about
the room and entered into conversation with
one another. Gradually advancing TO where
the President and the King we're seated, q
general conversation ensued. Amer abou,
twenty minutes, the King arose, and the
President sccompan MED him TO the door, the
Secretary Of Stat. and Col. Grant handed
him into his carriage. and the ceiemony war
ended
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fsChR iSTNAS EVE.

The knitting fell iro the woman's hands. the old
man turned about
He took his pipe from his mouth, and he slowly
knocked the ashes out;
And, after thinking moment, he sxid, with a
solemn air,
"'Tis chr,stJna, Eve, bu. the stockins DON hang
BY the chimbley there;
l miss our chidrens' voices, Fl ali have gone
away;
One has gone to the better land and the rest have
gone sstray.''
c
There was rap at the outside door, the old
loiks gave a start;
The WON N sprang from her rocking chair; with =
futter ~ her heart,
The door s.uns widely opea, aud banged against
the wall,
And into the farm h,use strobe, a stranger dark
and tall
The woman Iook ed at his BEARDED face, moment
in surprise;
She saw CULVER about his mouth, glad look in
hiseye,
Aud lift ng u, her eyes to heaven, she uttered
cry Of 10y,
And bowed her white head lovingly on the breast
OF her hayward boy.
The above books can be had from ansen,
McClurg 4 Co., III and 1l9 State street,
Chicago, Ills.
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DMPIRAfE ENcoUHrER.


ne HazsAal Of Druvnvills, Hshs.sks, stab
bed Ten Tines.
Saturday afternoon of last week, the mar.
shal ii Brownvil e, David Campbell came
near losing hs life. and there 10 no csrtsin ;
hi What be vili yee die Of injuries received
% thAs day. Ffoa tie Nebr..ka CITY
Pres we learn the psrucalsrs of the At.
fair.
o, Saturday morning . man w. arrested
i0r drt uktnAsss, and bad his Trial before the
ju-ticr O' the peace end WIS aenienced l..
jail Mar-hal Dave Campbell, sv.rybod,
koovs hiD, 'r.k the pris ,oer in ch ,rg- 20
eake him 10 jii, h~, the psiscner, h.vinx
eeea unable ~ Ob'sin mUoev To pay HI
8 e. On the way the marshal v "a a-~.u test
BY Large, pos.riui msn from Sonor. L.
land, who demanded the release of the
I rieoaer, which We Refused BY the mar
shal.
No soaner hsd The narshal refused than
did The bally Sisb Casptli By The throa,
and commence to beat him The warshai
ros he better Of HIM for vbil., when the
bully took pocket knife cot OF his pocket
- seaAh6d yha 0nnhat leo times.
BE ca hin in the tn,o,t, had. sidea.
bsast and hack. The sound il she ,hroet
~ ssarly fatal Of iiself, and The oebsss. in
1iaest Raee 81 he tod. sse nosgoe -,
1aeDeU6 ~ nov AA IA.
He - ovsspovsesd - ssn = IL bally
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The Dying Burglra's Confession.

While Douglass was dying u crowd Of IN.
feeling Iu-ticr gathered around him and
coarseiy sp<culdied up n the approach Of
death. A servant girl, rough and uncouth.
stepped TO his side while the miserable
wretch WIS gnsplng for breath, and said ::
81, re Yer y.u right. Its just good or you"
ID, u las- turned IN APPEALING glance upon
her, and with n effort replied: 'Oh, Madam,
I've be n very wicked fellow, l know"
The r. cured her hp and made no reply.
For over two hours. wi bout priest or phys-
icisn, the miserable fellow was left to die
up III the cold, vet ground. Mr.. Van Brunt
naked him il hr had yIhing to say, and
tod hun that he must die. Douglass re.
. sci thai ie Vas a -inge msn, and that
M,s-r, his dad coupsnion. was married
aud had d .e c'Iiir-n. He stated TO Theo-
don. Brr..n that he had helped to steal
Cnar..y X -, snr TN It he was in the buggy
with Mt-Ier wn.E the boy was taken sway.
Mos Ct =, o~s all aLoui it," he said, ''ar d
S, n..- I'sf+,por Wallipg. The boy will
tu'n ny a ,isnt." His last words were:
s,o~- ~her. IN. boy is. You'll find SO in
m pee. Al ark Of you is to give me
decent hurin,. I've got brother and sis
tei IVA I eecn tnem ID over
ten y.nfs. Give me decent burial. That's
all | ak"
Inc rodies were taken under the back
porch Of the hon snd coroner sent for.
1h- following dispa,ch was next sent to
P"Iioe headquarters in this city BY Judge
CDurch:
Two burglars, WIN. Mosier and Jos ph
Douglass were lied last night. Do you
krow thsm? ID lass declared when dying
that M"-,.r knew about Charley Rose.
Sup.r nI.rde wallipg replied:
ID usiass told the truth. | have been
10, km z Tor h, m ever since the boy was
IT, leo. Will =. nd an officer who knows them.
Soon after the tispach wa received lie
tecuvs Seileck arrived at Bay Ridge He
viewed the bOdses, and stated that he retog-
nized them. In conversation with q Tribune
reporter he said: "Mosier and Dug lass
were two river thieves and burglars. I've
been trying to find Mosier for the last Is
days, b-cause l got clue from his brother
that made me believe he rad something to
do with The abduction Of Charley Ro.s.
His brother John Hed to work with HIM.
but the two had a quarrel about dividing
the proceeds of a burglary commit-d =,
keyport- They GIT about 5000 there,
and were ARRESTED and locked up in Mon
mouth, NJ. They escaped from there, and
did not do any work afterWard together
After that Bal and Douglass struck in
together as p,rtnerr.-N Y. Tribune.
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MARY cLENMER ANEs.
Literature Incompatible with conjusal Hsr-
mony.

Literature Incompatible with conjugal Hsr-
mony.
The announcement of the divorce OF NJ.
Awes from his vile, NJ. ~ Ciemmer, vas
shock and surprise 70 her iriencs. Ii is true
,hzi they we're not often ,ose,her, ior Is
busin, "a kept him at Harper's Ferry. while
hers brought her to Washington IN the
winter and the North in the summer. have
known Mrs Ames eight years and seen her
hueband frequently during that lime. be-
iieve they rre nO~, rs they always have
been, the best of friends. He seemed proud
of her talents, ard underrtocd tina, she co1Id
not immune hsr<lf at 20 uncongenial
place as Harper's Ferry, Mn. Ames ls a hard
worker. Without any help from her hue
band she Ter years has supported ie's"l'.
both OF her parents, and educated q young
sitter. Mr.. Ames wss a clergy man when
che, at an early age, married him. Since
the war Mr.. Ames. has had p-r!ect infstu-
a,lon for investing MONEY at Harpers Ferry.
tie even sold foe residence 10 4 ia,hiun-
able quar- er of New York city and put the
proceeds 10 warehouses at the Ferry. Before
he houses were rent-d the great freehef
Il "a ed them down the Shenandoah river.
Sail he goes On buying and building. Ms.
Ane t,iei I, two years to live there, but
her life was in,olersbie. Report s,ys thar
Mr.. Ames has found lady Al the Ferry Who
likes the place, and that he ob,sined the di-
vorce 80 that be could marry again. IL IL
more unfortunate fer the lady than .or him,
a. divorce always leaves something Of II
blight upon the woman.
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WAGES OF w0RKINGMEx.
A Strike that the Stone Cutters Union Or
dered.

A Strike that the Stone Cutters Union Or
dered.
The stone tu tiers employed by Tate &
O-borne at ninety frs and ninety SECOND
street., Eat river, struck on Sunday, hav-
ing been ordered by the S,One CuIrers' As
ISOLATION 40 &c do, and ia yesterday morniI &
sun appeared two advertise ment-, one iOr
100 brOwn stone GU tiers 10 work for Tale q
UsbMDe, a, - 50 for eight hour work; the
other frUm the }. Il 5 &. 4 sOc a'ion, warn
ing members lot 10 apply Tor work at Ts,e
q Osoor, e's.
Mr.. Richard K. Power, the president Of
the assoc in. Says that about four Years az
in q convention in this city, repre- ent Tue
interests Of both journey men aud employer,
q scaie Of pricer "a. adopted. Il was then
agreed that "a so rhould be the pay for
elgh; hours for frsl.class work, aud that
there might also be q fixed rcale Of prices for
interior workmen, q ''bOOk OF prices" vas
made out, wherein wire given the wsges TO
be paid for all knds of sOne cutting and
dressing. subsequently the association de-
creed that any employer Who Should at emtt
10 reduce wages, BY paying lers than the
scale adopted by the convention. should be
liable to . fine OF 500, or hsve his work men
withdraw rom his employ. Printed cir
culsrs promul eating .hIs order We're cent to
all the employers in the city, and they gave
it their approval.
"a week ago last FidAy," continued Mr.
Power, "Mr. Maiden, q member Of the as
socistion, in tue regular meeting said that
Tate & Osborne had hired him TO WORK Tor
them, promising to pay him $500 a day.
He worked for Them eight days. and then
they paid him At the rate Of "a 20 day.
He demanded the scale price, "a 50, and
they paid him the other fiity .nts and then
discharged him. Tnereupon the arscc
ton summoned Mr.. Osborhe to appear and
answer the charge. At last Frid.y's meet
ing he appeared and raid that there had
been a mis- axe in paying of the man, and
offered sone other excused The ar-O. la
ton deemed it proper csse for fine, and Oh
Saturday Mr.. Osborne was told that he
must pay the flUO or l,se his men. lie re-
fused to Jay, and the men struck" Mr..
Power added that the association did not
wish to OPpres, any one, but that It's rules
mast be enforced. ~. Y Sun.
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-t'bhed him ard "a. no able to call for
nip. A nan n.med S ~venaon saw the
light from the s'o'e and ran ou' and as il ID
HIM, nkiar The bully Of the narrhsI snd
~ a AID them.
Auer the bully vas taken Of he marshal,
he la.r " ken into a drug -tme and
Cared f.r. willie III. former RECOMMENDED
tie fig 1t with III pri .oner, bea,ine him no
badly. We cid no, learn the cause Of this
fight.
A. lsst accounts Mr.. Campbell was in
low sta'e, but the physicians are confident
Of saving him. TIE afi,ir cans-d gre,t ~x-
c'temenr in Brownville. and at timer it was
card the m,n souid he mobbed, but he
was 6nally iodg-d in Jail.
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FURY AND FLAMES
A Terrible Struggle for Li,e-An Avengins
Husband

Tn. B,rholom.~ Ind J Democrat gives
the following account Of a thrLins e"'ou"
ter OF a mao win the seducer al Ms VIE
An aff air occurred on SUNDAY evenn l"''
a few m,ie- ror heas, OF Columbus, WHICH,
but for = .Iif n inerPosi ion, "ouid nave
resulted in tue deaih Of mana o.sn
horrible 10 con,ern pls,e-by being ftrcrly
Mace, IN fire aud burned. As We have
oe.u aole TO learn them, the part cul"rs are
a. follow: A man living 10 tue he'ghbof
hood rpok-n Of, has for some time suspected
imur.p r.ls ions between a Il an, who u
peignb II, though no positive evidence Oh tne
,r,,th of these suspicIo - reached him unli
the night alluded TO. SINE movements Oh
the su. Dec e1 man on the afternoon oil that
d,y ,nouced him 10 return home secretly he
kayu arranged TO be away room after
dark. He IA 4dow ed the hou-e after seeing
The DESTROYER enter it, and himself, unseen,
watched the movements OF the supposed
puity pair The children were tardy about
r.uring, and finally IN. pair went out upon
the porch, and from thence into smoke
house Close by, where the nov IN roughly
enrs gei busb4nd managed TO follow. Once
within the house, ana UNCONSCIOUS OF the
cio-e proximity of the wronged husband, the
Iecnerou- individual proceeded to strike
match, This, Of course, was the moment
for action, and the hu.b band raised q heavy
lantern which he carried, but the light In
which had ben extmgulsbed before reach
ing The vicinity Of his home, and then he
struck the other blow, just As the light OF
the match revealed his exact whereabouts.
The blow staggered him, but he was not
felIed by il, and he started oH Of the house
with the utmost expedition, but not suffi-
cieut speed 10 prevent the husband, whore
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For The 1INts.
HE CAN'T STAND HIS MorHER,IN.LAW.

For rur1,y,s1
ne IAN IsfAHD HlS MoThEh-lH-LAw.
Poor fellow. and al van can't be., vour
uo,h.;,I.. -. ;. \, -.
no. rue '' se''ing olu' anu
needing home. Fifty you can't bu Id her
. coop, and put her into il. all by bereels.
far ont of s;,b, that mo,ber.;, I.- R,,
'ou m'sn' iorse' W 'aAo her ner iooo'
which you grudse her now. She did not
forget to cone every day and help Door
Jim,ov throuub the mo, les vhs, no ~. -.
~ :"
ii.s.e 'eAo
ioa might neglect, to, to warm the coop
up for her. She did not neplsc, YOUR wife.
thoooh ~h., a.. e., h.,., -. "a.
and Sour nome "a .,,.- 800 lsn, s,';n.''
nm :;,h IT, I;,,I. nno. r. - :. 100
~ mo- 40 Ion.I. ~s,Is NV, "a 49,, . =,
n,.,Iv son.IIv "a =. ~. 10, 10 g.
W. Ttnoy oh. nn;, no, no,,S :. o.,
,oo n.,,ch S. -. ;,., -. -. -.
i'm. ,h.noh ,h., ,;.,1 -. -. Ia 81.
sher,ff xon, hon.. 800 s.,,s ana % 80
II to Won. when Won were . h,nkruft D;a
shs notS ' ~ "
OnI II "a, ,o,h;ro du,;,~ tho. Inn.
p.sr van when her a,n,hte, uoyr wiz
In, c,n,r.S - -. - 80
n,nv cam. rns,n.ct.dI, ,or 80, - ,so.;..
. v.,com. cat. o. n.I,,,hIs nj. In, in ,h.
.;ck If t.ns - 80 ~. 1 AZ. ~
.r,v c.r;no nj, h. and A.. n, m. s;cL =. =.
and nun,ng The CHEZ i;m,. one vhc..
co,,.n.ncs ali to- .oon h.d b.sn nm, o,,,
h, m. I;,,I. ,..-ro.,.r
Ali v;n,., vs. ia, :, so vb;l. v,,,
faith, ma. u, h.. a., -, .h. yoIa
go ,nn. 900 60 ,n...L.. gu
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CHARLES SUMNER

I. W. Longfellow, in January Atlantic.
Garlands up,n his grave.
AM h0s ers upon his hearse,
And to the tender heart and brave
lhe tribute OF this verse
His "a. the troubled life,
The conflict aud the pain,
The grief the bitterness OF strife,
The b0nor ~ith0ut stain.
Like WinkeIried, ne took
lpto his manly brea
The sbeaf OF hostile spears, and broke
path for the oppressed.
Then from the fatal field
Upon q mai IONS heart
Borne like warrior on his shield
60 should The bfave depart.
Desth takes US by surprise,
And stays our hurrying feet,
The great design Unfinished iie.,
Our Lives are incomplete.
But in the dark unknown
PERI, ct their circles sse q,
Even As q bridg 'sarch Of stone
Is rounded ia the stream.
Alike are Ii fe ard death,
When life in death survives,
And TIE uninterrupted breath
Inspires Thousand lives
We're star quene he'd on high,
For ages would its light,
Still traveiing downward from the sky,
chine on our mortal sisht.
n hon a
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,e.. bodies of all her children, was p inful
to beho d. The father ga. tsiegr- phsd Tor
and il exp cd on the NIX train. The
Coroner will nod N irqne-' this afternoon
The p-opis o. the vrl G. rendered all the
aid pnasitl-. The par. n'a will hSv~ The sin
or symps,hy If me public in the trr,b =
,ffi c,,nn which has over AIKEN them.-iso-
chester ErDress.
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nEPARrWENT o. r0R ISTHaIOR,
u GsARRAL LAND OvyScB,
WAsHIN-Tos, D. c., Uessber II, 1874.
SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN KANSAS.
What are knsvn - the "Kan.as Indian Trust
Ls.ds" en- raeins in al ", sos II sc1ss. snd the
''Uiminished Reserve Lands, 'e0braeiss 70, $50. =
sitnaed in Morris county, in csnral 8sneas,
abous me hundred miles vest Of the Missouri
River, are nov icing $ Id uaner the vrovisioa Of
provisions Of ,his act are, sha. the settlers on the
'sTrusa LAnds, whose ella me have bsen here o.
fore approves BY the s.erssary q the Interior.
equal ansual instaImeots. The 6rBt. %, able
Jssuary I. 1875, the remaining miscellaneous bar.
ing six per cent. interest There are 235 Of ihess
sefte, ho entitled 70 pusch these terms
. ia number OF . l96. 81 aera
The remainder Of the ''rsuss Lsnds" and the
'.Diniai he'd ksserve' are, for rsriol 81 On
June -, ls7s-ssbsect 10 entity BY sctssi settlers
their aPPs lied Va nc; pes ne1s N b. osde,
fo,rth at the time the 'ntry ia made. and he re-
maind.r in three anneai yssenis, crivirg six
All the sds nat sid bssoss June n 1875, in
the Asnnes sSIve iDd,esIe1 may b sold. -
an .urts not u txre~si one hurdred and sixfy
sores 20 any one Ien-oe, At the aPp'aised price
such purcnAse to maze payDsnr. eae-f aFth 81
the time of the purchAe ava the r mzinief in
three al anaua. inst ilirnents bear nz interest
81 81 ser cent. Where there is tmbsF on thee
Iaud- . bSnd i'll be r.qslgei % provide e .in.t
v.>te.
Thee embrsce some Of the finest agriculsu-a a.
land 10 Ksnsas- Th-ir appraised value h from one
to nfIe=n doiiASs per Fun partiealars in re-
gard to their sal can b. obtained BY Addressing
Inc kest.,er and Rets yer Of the Land once :;
Top Ia, Xar -; the Commissisae1 Il the 6ese,al
Lad O0ee, % Tie Conmissi,bsr q Inlilaa
$50 + d iss:ssesi:s issc.aias q. ~. -
ssksa.'s sAsv;ss = 6: 49, ,e,se
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he Relief Eli.

There can hardly b. vslI grounded OBJ
lection 10 the bill for the reli4f Of . large
clsas q sa1sress " the plague Of sra~hop-
pen, which vss passed b. she Sssa,e ,es.
ssrdsy. u provides that ses,lsrs vho have
lees o. nay b ob igsd T. lavs public
lasIs hcsuse Of the rasas0 1sAs e.s.hop-
pas sAalE - u depeissd q skeif siehe 70
b oodiiy De Hoossaes1 lass ID 6Aeirsava.
IN r H5baa
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MEDICAL.
DR.. WHITTIER.


6i7 st. Charles street.. ST touis. No.
IA ben ionce, ea@aged re .v-eai IF Il
tensresi, Sexu II ans Chronic Diseases
Syphilis, conorrsHa. c'ees, Stsic.urr.
Sfc1it's, Hernia, or Rupture, all Urinary
D scases ana eyph'';t'co or mercurla aRoc.
tons .: the tsroat, SKI y - bones, ar. u.>iea
"a p1ra-!'hf .e-e--, on late 1s principles
Soermatcrrhcea. Sexual Oeoilit, and
Jrioosencv, astae result " sey etEss IN.
a. se- ~ t.stu-er otaer .hisa
prcsce Of ae,ou-sess s>,asI
s~asss.s DEBILITY, T. Of siesf deyse,s rqezoy
psF!ss 90 tas face. psy.esi deesy a-ersios
lsniies oss'oH % tSs1s los sexsi porey.
s.r nag n,.r,iaSn ,mprope, :. gnnsp2,, -.
aslve sent 10 seai,S enrsLoee Tor p,-t.ss
.D.seases peculiar to women. -z.s
Are r Dysrzesovra1c 1< c~~arSt1 f.r,c-rzs
" c.r,ss. Dsessss I'd ..Ss.esnssats o}L.l 80
s'srti ~ ef,. ssere sfsiy ire sed: De-crpti-s pr
s'f se1ieG 'sr trc stamps. age with esperer
lied 1ea Lie self svi ~atth Physician
sais of eases every year SECURES e.eaf skill Pas
EioNtns 10 Y-elreriiy rec uuameaa eerSoEs e.
On itsatil ernsultatiou, ona.y or BY Letter.
iEiei W. sineaavsrieat 10 visit lie city .,s
Cu-estse ed, where d.
ates.. On = hSa 0: A. Y. 20 p u. Snrdavs
x Fers ~ 0yirfag II fss ei'y Ct Aour ~,
ei,sc: &c f.> efes. II st MT h ring tie Do1y Bell
Tse t seens Il Whole house Of twelve reoas' Is tss
ri'si e4fasiEe 10 the county erbra>as Re--iilr.
Goa zflaa as. BoT iins ard sl epias .p.ria.--
N-1ics- q bzpor BAH: . comprehensive LatorAu-y
who're all ~ cns Us IL IL ois1r prepared.
and II -t41t Il all the L.e.ary, where eli
laicst ss-z ri wks o! Ill the schools rs-cn-
ti4-tra;5-g &c. corr iH- xhics have b-ea p-nea
m F.r.r- - less sf e1r-use- Mt 10 b.
ia S-l-- LiLr~rv IN tA- rify. II I'h.s-y 1.
~ " - ls-rers lid,sI. a. oho--.
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THE BEST
PAWN G
BUSINESS

other SCI, to mass s.clly Asss-ei.rs paying bus
insss Gr tAss. srlvsa We hsss the nuST ag~nss
snA DO ZEE LASsss4 bu.ine0 In car ,ins. We
dive the righs = s1sssave es.si OF. farnikA tie
Doog .ow1a sDd N eEpuisocsa Aesass, iel
a. 6oin . - fusnlsh, 1eei1sdiy u Esss putt
80. Bs9ytsey 60 49, nsesy. essd year
A00W1R n nG91R Ohat 20 30 d61nl. us6 .
M @e1onloD. AA1puD WA1Eno . 1IuXDl
PoRNSosA Ckiaaos M 1sVlo.dv0
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ON MARRIAGE

n.pry Keller for Y0uns Men frsn ,bs e~m e
err,Ge ard Abas<s in early lifp. Mani cod n.
oAhs1 q ens9saI usv cd Fsoashsbk Was-
do esso - Cssalass - fBSA 10 ssalsd =,
HOWARD AaBplafyoa.
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We nov enter TIE 6eld for TIRE
Fall and coming wint. ant
are furb Thing the bet -, leg
and nssf es-ily vorbed agpney
in the sorld- Our Age.t have
Al WAYS been the mo succ~ =
iui, and ve have lately sdde1
NAV and kxca gpIx6LY Z KIso
indus eDents- nqlr'as only
ISIS ~ 4 spPLsCATJ .
for any Gsa. ycaag o. old. Of
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MEDlIAL
DONp'S kXrKACI.


DONpS kXrKACI.
nJNWs EXTRaCT-THE GaEAT WAGE
Il
table Pain les row In not n new med.
icine Fur mor- than tven,y-6v. xear
Il has been ed by tboueands of peo-
PIE among AL classes and Tor purity,
ceAnho1s' ease OF a'Pncatien anu
Po"P' eufsu'e fftues' cahhot ne
u.,
e"oo-
crnE
So
p,
burns. seald., Boiir. s.p.iin..,
Wounds. ,,ld Sores s.r. Tia roxt s,r- ves
49,, w =, 3,7 :, . :, : /. /,
LLAhr Al
- He9Ia s,a' Inn a'nin 'uou, "neu-
ma ,a, Annene,' ~ hioI'Iag from
ne Voc %an- Lunss ald bo~e s.
O,.Ts .yr,.Tr-I =, y !, M ,.-,s
lnAo.IS 50 MADE I'D"
- kyi''ons " shIuo, tne hsm,
WTS.. ehhou! eai'eu
s.u uhle,kehuy ano
;' ! So e ", ~ :. ~ AAc' anu eI''
10 p et ., us s'os.n a 10 Ieiee'
az uSeess Pai's, anu W secuie me
un'o,n P 'epes gwen aos
a. ava "e fe'lea Gpoh 70 P'ouuoe
ces; and il is interchangeable by climate
or TEN er.ture.
~nSY,S LyCp ,CC "a a., .,,;,7CE ~ -
~ a., a.. -, "a. n
- .uS 'ous 'is' VI Ahe.s :"
long and varied vel IL viii b. found
that these Affections are all ans Joyous,
OF the same class and proceed from
similar causes
@1G0;- yTc ,.-c - -,-V nun a. ~ = a.
- -. -, " ~, -; ~
- an, I s,sa,an e =, "a :. CIV ,,i..,s
R-m.dy'' has been commended m
the STANDARD publications oi al! schools
has been tn rouxhly tested BY th-
Nroies,ion for over fwenty.fvA years
nu Is unusuAhy popular: is aaiy
Ps,n;o ~ iesns pn!S,eiAh s
EP,;' h"n.eoPa'nie' n"iaHic anu
DONcS EXr1ACT Is NOT KNOWN To
Il AFFECT or be effected by the action of
other ien' dies IL may be used in
. slightest danger: 1t slmost constitutes
Chest.
49,. ai,s, .,,,.f,c,iin ,sr,n,n,.
IL pram;.es ,rd ovarv tim. AZ
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2|lll13S

"a 100 on1y S20.
Will knit. heel and toe, complete, 90 pairs
sto- kings per day Ii Is The sin plest machine in
the world. onili ca. xOrk il. Warranted in
cry pariieui r. rend for q circular md sample, Of
Work- J. l. BIZ son 4 Co,
ocil5-25s -, West Madison St., hi ago
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CUREs.

ODSDS EXTRACT Is No ''CURE ALL -
| nile the long list OF ailments or
which It is recommended may seem
long and varied. yea IL viii b. found
thai these Affections are all analogous,
OF the same class, and proceed from
similar causes
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DcND's EXTRACT Is ACK >OWLEDGED
i by the higsest me iical authorities,
holds the character of - fhe PeopIe's
K~m-dy,' has been recon menaed m
the standard publ locations OF al! schools,
has been thoroughly tested by thu
DEoies,ion Tor over fwenty.fva years
ard is unusually popular. Is daily
piescribed oy iesding phy-icians-Ai-
lcPathic, Homeopathic, Botanic and
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