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Nervous Diseases.

The successful experience of the Institute in the
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duced the author DR.. A. H. Hayes to publish
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lions: Sleep and Sieeplessness; Urinary Analysis,
as Detective of Disease; Various Urinary deposits;
lily genie Observations on Nervous Anectionsi Al
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diseases requiring skill and experience, to whom
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Neglected Coughs and Colds.-Few
are aware of the importance of check
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AC q C ri I'M Corner OF State,
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Notice 10 Farmers.

Farmers wishing to Cow fax seed the COM
ing season, can procure the same by calling
On Geo. A. Eddy, No. POS, Delaware ST.,
Leavenworth-he having quantity to loan
Full particulars furnished on application.
GEO. A. EDDY,
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Of the lungs and tuberculous phtsis scrofu syph
loid diseases wasting, degeneration and liberation
Of kidneys, diabetes, stoppage Of vater instan-
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used. thus doing away with the painful operation
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DUxHAM's YEAST PovDxR. For Purity
and 6hneih i i unequled. Ali Who ~
1 In 4 ~ ysco0nead i for reliability
- ee1ne9g. oll-6a
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The harvest or Dea.h

II would seem the usual causes of infant
mortality are not sufficient. The little inno-
cent ones are not permitted an even battle
with the King of Terrors; At this hot and
sultzy season the restless chitd, battling with
the enemies of its life that lie in wait At every
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STATE OF KANsAA 4
CoUxIY o. LzAvsHvol1H.
In ths DtzSst Csurt q IL Hire Judicial Diseries
efthe Seats a Ka1saA sitting In md ARLsav.
sawoatA County IN nd Sests.
Hsnzsetta Stuart. Aaninistrstrixl
Of ths ssaaas q AadSsv Stuart,
dsrsneed, P1ainsiG.
Hee.y Fe:as. John G. er,nd. C''' No. 81
Eli1hetA =. GTsd, Alsxsn-
s s S:; ::,I I'd job. c Doug
il and b virtue oftAs jndg14t rsnasssd in tAs
shove entitled sctioa, in ana BY IL sbevs naned
Cears. and Il . special ssse.,iea is..sd sa said
judgment. - ~ di'sessa and delivered. vii. O
Thursday tie 2sA ssy Of Iaasary. A. D.
nj II O'Clock q N. Of aid day, ut the Count Hosss
door in the City q Llaveavosth, in IL essnty
% The highest bidaer,. br e.aA /. -.
sita.ss, lying and being IN H. eo1sty q Law.
| enwoFth, and State Of Kanans, namely: loes
numb.rs one ny. tvo O., three 80. tour ~. Eve
eleven (iiJ and twelve (is). II bioeE ss.bsr tkrss
| number four (O; al In Benss sub-divisiea ofths
eisktss. Qs). .inesesa us) and twenty (so). Il
| block nunbsr ssveoty-one TN, and lsn nunesrs
nine ~ and ten uO) in block nuabR lagty-1ssr
isr twenty three (ss. in The original plat q he
City Of Ieavenvos,b in said county md Stats.
i Said property b 70 b sid - commanded BY the
aid special executisa nd In Pxsssa,es Il sd
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Lsavsavorth County, KAnsaa
s1 S.s..s.t o ss s. ssss CITY, A''
fESpknYS GoDpAnD. Attorneys for P1aintiG
dec2wt
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90 East ~ way eT %. Losis,

60 East - way 81 d. Loo1ss
In these days Of railroad competition
the wise traveller selects his route before
leaving home. In almost every instance
he desires to reach his destldatiOn %
speedily 40 possible, and for the accom-.
plishment of that purpose the Missouri
Pacific Through Line from the West to
the East, via Kansas City and st. Louis,
offers inducements unsurpassed by any
other line in the country. Everything
connected with the Missouri Pacific r.
X. is first class, and the adoption of the
Miller Platform and Westinghouse All
Brake, together with its Pullman Sleep
ers, and Reclining Chair Coaches, rem.
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ard pleasant. Passengers from al parts
of the West by taking its Express Trains
at Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchison
and other prominent cities, are landed
in st. Louis seasonsble hours morning
and evening, and, in ample time to make
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every point in the North, East and South.
Particular information with maps, time
tables, &C., many may be had at the
"Throug Sicket" offices in the west, Of
upon personal or written application tc
q. Ii. Baxter, Western Passenger Agent,
Kansas City, Mo-. or E. A. Ford, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
Jan. Is cod.
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For ale It the Pork and Packing house,
1A 7S8 and TAO Shawnee street, Leaven.
18th, No. kestle-rendered Leaf Lard
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- Ioagn0 u kegr and barrels; also, San.
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DIR. BOHANNAN'S Pile OintAsat' b guasan-
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Single Ticket, q. 30; Eleven Tickets,
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One Hundred and Fifteen 1ick.
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The drawing will be made under the supsrin-
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The highest ofacials both Of City. County and
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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR sELF-PRESER.
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John ". Harris, Plaintiff.

William C. Lucas, Hannah =. Lucas, |;
A. A. Higinbotham, John Gray,
Anthony, r. Fonda, Washington d. |.
Kelly. Board Of County Commission
ers Of the County OF Lea senwOrth, and
The City Of Leavenworth. Defendants.
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STATE OF KANSAS
LKAvsNwoRrH COUNTY.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas sitting in and for Leaven-
worth county in said State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
A CHURCH CORNER STONE LAID.

Inc cornerstone of new church edifce,
parsonage and ectureroom for the Sixty rst-s Meh0
ds' episcopal Church was laid with appropriate cere
MONIES yesterday afternoon Bishop James presided
anu conducted the exercises. Addresses made by
the Rev. DR. Eddy, the Row. Dr. Ganse, and the Rev.
stephen H. Tying jr, ID. ID. The box then lowered
INTO the cavity in the cornerstone. J. b. Cornell Pres
dent OF the City Church Extension and Missionary 60
clety laid the mortar with silver trowe and the stone
was lowered Ia its bed. Tue services closed with bene
me sxty-hrst-st Methodist Episcopal Church
iOuhuen ABOUT four ago. and has about COO men,
Defs: Inc pastor Is the Rev L. Crook. The ed1ce
VIII OF composition stone aud brick, and will he built
I'D the doc style OF the fourteenth Its dimen
slons VIII DE 100 by 100 feet. The church Will seat G0
anu DC Capable OF extension to seat 1000 There
VIII We lectureroOm and parsonage fronting Sixty
nrstst The lecnre-rOOm viii open into the church
Two hOOr. Inc parsonage will be twenty-five feet front
by Sky ieet deep. TIE cost OF the building Will be
ABOUT sJO,ON The architect Il John WEIGH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
CRITICISM CRITICISED.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: On the editorial page of THE TRIBUNE
for Monday, the 25h inst, under the tte An Immoral
Side Shown find article taking to task "a certain
firm who seem to be deyOng their energies to making
intemperance attractive" and "who make a picture
gallery OF their shop windows and fiji it with portraits
OF the stomachs Of winebbbersthe impression left by
the study OF the series being that the you drink
the more beautiful your stomach becomes" The article
goes on to speak OF the picture OF the healthy stomach
quite unarsciiye and clarifying the highly coored
and infamed stomach of tho hard drinker and closes
with appeal to the reader whether it is not nefa-
rOus thing To set forth Il in such attractive c00rs
that IL makes even sober, steadygonS folk feel so
pleased Win The probable consequences as these pic
lures do ~
beg leave to say that the attempted humor of this
article Il too clumsy to the Of truth and fair
ness. The title, AN Immoral Side Show" Is misno-
Intended for hunOr and false If intended for fact
The exhibition Of the effects Of ntemperance made by
these pictures has moral purpo'e, and we have
learned OF some who have abandoned drinking
on seeing them. They are copy OF the GEE
brated drawings OF the late Dr. Sewall OF Washington.
ID. c., which were made from nature. Any man who
beauty IN scarlet coOred stomach. iunImcd by
drink would see beauty aud atractiveness IN blazing
red nose ana face. Monday ming exhibition at the
Tombs Police Court would 80 isfy curiosity to the
bOItcd redne5s OF faces. StOmaGhS however, must be
seen in artistic form IN somo =" shop window" or
witnessed tho rzeOn's dssecting table. We prefer
warn the young and the tempted by pictures eyea
at the expense OF having 1t called An Immoral Side
paint their faces and stOnachs with alcoholic drinks
and had tneir way. through poverty, Suicide or the
gllowS to the murguo or the dssccung table Respect
fully, the owner uf the wlnIp" Aforesaid, -
No. $50 Broid,caH N. L., May 20, 1874. s. X WELLS
Certainly nobody should know better than the
owner of the window whether the humor of the
article in question too clumsy or not and when
this high authority declares that our remarks were
not at all funny have nothing to do but to blush
and bo silent.--Ed1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27

ALLEN-Monia morning weeks illness william Allen
formerly firm OF Allen, McLean Buckley OF ths
In the j5th wear OF has age.
Relatives sS Trends are respectfully invited attend the iunel
services Broadway Tabernacle OF SHthy and Wss
yfourh.. Wednesday the 21th inst! at ga IN IL" 70
mains will be taAea TO Merlden Conn., Tor inleFnenl
ANTHONY-Cbares L. Anthony suddenly, Nay 20, Iofa
Of fune al will be gwen later
poDGE-on Tuesday morning May &C. Henrietta wife OF Richard
Relate, ard friends family invited attend the funeral
CLARK ST., Brooklyn
puYCKyCK-on Monday May 25 Richard Banker Duyckinc
in the 9th year Of his age
and OF oniDaw Isaac Cornell, respectfully invited 10 al
tend bis fanera late ince, 80 CarsL, Bookln
"Wednesday at 10 The remains VIII De aAea 70 Ne~b
y. j., Tor nteEmen.
PyRRTT-suieny Sunday morning May a. Cornelius L.
Of John l.. Eyertt, in the 42d ,eaE o. Dis age. 80
and relatives OF the iamy are respectfully invited 70 ena hs
funeral from h. father Paniea NewJefsey
MAY ~ IL Trains leave foot Il Lber.fs Cen
trial r. Nersey. at and 1880 a. m Carriages vii, he
waiting Plaineeh Depot on the ARRIVAL Of he trains
San Francisco Call 23d May lust, Mary Lor
wife Of Edward FloydJoBes
NOgce Of funeral hereafter
uoPwOoD-Oa andsv, May % at Brookn, D. L. l. Henry r.
formerly % london kng1d IN the boh year Of BIZ age
invited q attend the fuueh from his
late dcnce SO Grandst. Brooklyn t. d. oeloci %
Wrinesisv, MAY "a
EBgi,h payers please copy
KLoTs-on Sunday Gath inst George Kot year
Funeral service. will held SO South Teatb wmbarg
"Wednesday. 21h inst, at ! O'Clock
MLEYA Madison NewJersey Monds- MAJ o. Olive Miey.
daughter OF Rev Dr. Mler o Drew theological seminar.
the rrsiience OF her Tnuria
arrival Of he IL o'clock train from foot OF BarelaT
topher-sts
Cincinnati. Ohio, papers please Ill.,.
TUrTLR-In Brooklyn Monday, May 23 An~ ~
Re alive, aud friend. respectful, invited 'sSa % ssa ,a.
Johns N. T. church, Beiforla'e., BtOoiP"
at o'clock 2. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
THE FRIENDS YEARLY MEETING.

SECOND DAYS sEsSIOS-QUERIES AS TO THE STATE
OF THE SOCIETY DISCUSSED AND ANSWERED.
The yearly meeting of tho Religious Society
OF Friends was resumed yesterday morning at the Ruth
erford- place Meeting house The meeting began with
an appeal to the younger members OF the Society to
follow Christ the true Shepherd. John W. Haines an
elder from Chester monthly meeting Of NewJersey was
received minute, introduced to the meeting, and
made a brief address the Illness of Sarah Hunt
committee appointed TO convey the Information OF
Sarah Hunts illness TO the women's meeting The state
OF the Society then taken up and the answers read
To the first query the Attendance OF the members
M the regular meetings of the Society and their decorous
behavior during such meetings. From the answers IL
appeared that the attendance ON First Day morning Was
GENERALLY good al the afternoon meetings ana az
The other meetings during tho week the number oil
members present was small .
Ar The afternoon meeting tho third query IA 10 the
action oil Freads ia training w theS eiGsn according
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27
OTHER RELIGIOUS ASSEMBLIES.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE METHODIST GENERAL CON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADOPTED AT TIE FINAL
SESSION.
LOUISVILLE, May 26.-The General Confer
ence of the Methodist Church South adjourned to-day,
after naming Atlanta, Ca the place OF meeting, four
wears hence The following, among other Resolutions
was adoped In relation TO the donation OF Commodore
Vanderbilt to endow Vanderbilt University at Nash
VILE, Tenn:
We have heard pleasure Of the munfeent Gh Of Mr.
Co Vanderbilt ke~iorE Of over sjOOUOO TO bui ana en-
i,,ity under The control VI 81 b Church Souh there'
fore be 1T ,,,.. n. d.. ..or, 4. .v.,, sood ana
o. tbs instance of enlarged bencyouce That tender TO
e. Vsde,ht The expression appreciation OF his mobile gene
80 hst m ~ pray that the nehest besiugs VI Heaven
NAV upou hun 49,. l.. .a,.., q, os,o hl,shtng
Inc following adopted in regard 10 establishing
,rairrnal relatl ons with the Northern Churoh
HIrea. The discussions and votes Of tbs On 'n sn'
i.e Of G.Isfusi IeaugLs VIII tue alei' - li N-- u W