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why VIII You Suffer :

10 ali persons suHcrng
from rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Cramps IN the limbs or stom-
ach, Bilious Cole, Pain in the
back, bowels or side, we would
say THE HOUSEHOLD PANAcEA
AND FAMILY LISINEST il Of all
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for internal and external use.
1t has cured the above COM
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For 90 wears MILLIONS have iIltsrtiy watched his
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ms EFACToR which unfolds also the CURIosITI rs
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We publish JUST THAT gIsJORY from. ms BIRTH 10
his BtEtAL. Nor FeGdV. EfD aJes 1rflted q'ticEiV
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eS-Observe the following symptoms resulting from
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a few doses of RADWAY'S PILLS will free the
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- % -
R-DWAYS
READY RELIEF I!
The Cheapest and Best Medicine for
Family Use in the World!

ONE 50-CENT BOTTLE
WILL, CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OF
FPIDEMICS AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR
OTHER MEDICINES OR MEDICAL ATTEND
ANCE.
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY REFLEX IS
APPLIED EXTERNALLY-OR TAKEN I'M Eli
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FROM WHATEVER CAUSE. CEASES TO EAlSI-
uIPORTANT.-Miners. Farmers, and others resid-
secure the services of a physician, RADM Al >
READY RELIEF Is invaluable. 1t can be used with
positive assurance of doing good in all cases where
pain discomfort IS experienced; or II seized with
Influenza, Diphtheria, Sore Throat, Bad Coughs
HOarseness, Bilious Collie, Inflammation OF the Bow
els Stomach. Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, or with Group
Ouinsy, Fever and Ague; or with Neuralgia, Head
ache, Tic DOulOureux, TOOthache, Earache; or with
Lumbago, Pain in the Back. or rheumatism or W IN
Diarrhda, Cholera MOrbus or Dysentery; or Win
Burns Scalds or Bruises with Strains, Cramps or
Spasms. The application of RADWAI'S I7AD1
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plants in few hours.
Twenty drops in half tumbler of water will in
few moments cure CRAMPS, SPASNS, SOUR STON-
ACH, HEARTBURN. SICK HEADACHE, DlAIs-
RHGA, DYSENTERY, COLO, WIND IN The
BOWELS, and all INTERNAL PAINS.
Travellers should always carry bottle or RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. A few drops in
water will prevent sickness or pains from change OF
water 1t Is better than French Brandy or Btters as
q stimulant.
Sold by Druggists. Price, so Cents.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-17
RAILROADS.

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Tho Direct Line to & AHBoNDALE,
OSAGE CITY. NEWTON, VIC iliT a.
ENPGRiA. III JOHNSON. GREAT
BEND, DODGE CITY. aud connect
ing q; GRANADA with BARLOW.
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Las VEGAS, SASHA -. EIC.
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Advance Grange, Eagle Township,
NJ c..n s..ro..,,. We, w; cHS VIZ master
NJ 'ANr' >'cre'afN' oe's"i'N my
"Ninnescah Grange "-Ninnescah Township.
=, ~, inos d; hA N. xi.' "''''''
yosemite Grange. ohio Township.
r.. \, onpMAf' MASTER
j TYLER sec ~ oii" Och'ci'
"waco Grange, Watson Township
~ 4; wv MhIson' h''S''''
ID o. NiLsoS' sec y. waco = u
prairie Gem Grange, Waco Township.
- N g., yi Il, no''h' MASTER
d BROWN S'c.!.' "l'i'u'
'Nalley Grange, - kcchi township.
r,,,>w.., scc,N u Wi " iLaiANs' N''s''''
JoiiN W AEn' sec y "i0h''A'
"Geu Grange, Park Township
u. Sn ~ N"S''i'
H. Z kAMLo"' sec - f"rA 'i'F
"Park Grange, Park Township.
z JoiiN !, INN S si,NnN, N''s''''
Z = ZIMMERMAN sec - Se"sN'oA'
"snolano Grange, ''-Delano Township
IL l. jackson, Master.
John Bond. Secretary, nelanc,
o.oro GRANGE Near Ten Mile Post.
NJ; 4: RALrn, Master.
}. X. RALPH, Sec'y., Wichita.
oxford Grange -
J. e. sampson, Master.
{. Pitiance, Secretary.
..Grspt GRANGE ,,--f;-su, Township.
o. q. JACOBS, Master.
II l.. DRwISG, Secretary. Wichita.
..uar,ronv Gra,,,-s I,--lIinon Township.
q. ". stecnrod, Master,
w y Woodruff. Sec'y, JameshUrgh.
..Attica ,r,rg,, Near Ianeshurr
John Kelly. Master.
H. 7 Ritter. Secretary, Jameshurg
,.,,,.,,,l,.,f ,;..,p.,,.,, -,;,-ns,,m TovnSbip
r = Carleton, Master
Tfos. r Preston, Secretary, II Paso.
..rden ,;ran,ye,,--waco Township
II l.. JETS, Master
W H. O'Mcaley, Secretary, Wichita.
,.u,,,,t Hon. ,,,.sn,,,.,, t;re,lcv To,vnship
Amos NJ. nurand, Master.
I H. Randall, Secretary, Mount Hope.
..tor,. ,;r,,.c,,-wIcbita Township.
simeon narihan, Master.
i. II. GiRord, eecreiar!' "lchila-
''Fairyiew Grange''-Paync Township.
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When man amt good for anything
else he is about right TO sit on Il jury.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-17
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"OT she goes. sand a lady. ~ ou
have mistaken the gender said a
gentleman, this is the mail train"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-17

An Iowa father, who has succeeded
in raising seventeen Of the worst
children in the neighborhood, says he
is bound 10 have a representative in
heaven if il takes seventeen more.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-17

a Niagara county man asked to be
excused from serving as juror. the
other day, because "his mothcr-m-law
was sick
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-17

I. q N D = !
100000 ACRES ia TIE lh--i pof
ton in KANSAS for sale on ELEVEN
YEARS CREDIT. per cent iuier.si.
with Low Rstes. aud Libeal tedus-
tiop 10 Settlers
, 1874-01-29


Con. Phil Sheridan lost gold watch In AL
bany, tho othor day, at tue hauds of pick
pocket. ~
Tho King Of Portugal has presented his wifo
with gold medal, for tho heroic conduct lately
displayed by her in saving their two children
from drowning.
Tho cowhiling Of James U. Nlllcr, local editor
Of the Kondallvllle Ind.) Standard, by Donjamin
againnt the latter for 810,000 damages.
-Gordon L. Colo, Of Faribauit ox-Attornoy-
(onoral Of Minnesota has completely mystitled
n lot Of Qorman professors and ~ American
Consul In Germany by hls unintelliglble hand
buck from across tho water for an English yor-
Bion Tho Goneral's early education in per.-
lnanship WIS sadly neglected. Wfnona Repubit-
can.
Ton Droecls, the sporting horse-ownor, and
Dnnton Duncan. tho sporting, politician aro on-
gagged In lawsuit involving, s150, 600. Duncan
disputes tile validity Of tho tloo{s by which Ton
Droeok's wifo transferred to her husband all her
Newton Booth, Of California, writes to . oit-
izon Of Salon, Ind, expressing his gratitude to
wllonAooyer 1t was due, for tho 100 guns TINT
woro flrod thoro In honor OF Lis Q}ooth'B) eloo-
tion to tho United Atatoa sonato. Tho Qoyern-
or writoa warmly Of :" tho doar old town."
The Hon. Nfr. MpKonzio, the now Premier
Of Oanada, was not many yours sinco working
stouo-1nason, employed upon public works III
variouH parts Of tho province, mud was c0nsia-
cred a very export mechanic. by asslduous i'll
luBtry ha amngsod not lndoed largo fortune,
but a snug competency, aud sottlcd In 6arnis'
, 1874-01-29

To tht Editor af The Chfcago TRIBUNE:
Stu: Why don't those parties who arc contin-
1lnly Advising An illegal saio Of the three north
blocks Of Laku Parls--combning two separate
and distinct insercsta-proouro an abstract OF IT,
tie to tho same mud place it boforo Homo first
clasH legal col,yeyancor, 1u order to ascertain
whether the city Inns my legal rights III said
pask to veil, before they proceed any further in
tho ridiculous business Of undertaking to cont}s-
cato United States l,ust to tho interests Of tho
city. ana nov speaking only of the two north
blocks, rocollcct. and then, again, while conn.,
selling with said legal atlyiBor, they will please
ask him ii IN illegal agreement Oh tho part OF
the city officials would bind ojtlAor tho city or
the railroad authorities to. tho performance
Of legal yet, nnd, therefore, If only
point out the law for the collection Of tho bal
ance. Would tllat kind Of paper sell in the mar
kot? Would Mr. Scanmon buy It. Nov, I
hoh myself, M trustee for specific purposo, a
snpposo should, in yiolation Of tho provisions
Of sail trust undertake to sell out ono portion
Of ania property, and appropriate tho proceeds
to my own use, would the salo DO legak2 I
Would, Of courso bo indicted for obtaining money
nnaer falBeH prete1scs, anu would DO without
any shadow OF law for my dofonso.
hut, at the gamo time, notice that, through
my article Of the 18th 1uat., waa wholly tnisun-
stood mud therefore, In order to place myself
tbat ts ''0 IL my '"o opipion' Tue WI" commer9 sss,o
cal inteyopts Of Chicago demand that
| the railroad authorities should have an
absolute decd Of conveyance Of the three north
blocks Of Lake Park, free and clear OF oil in
thoae tirnos. $500 600 is al they aro WORTH Tor
! In my way OF thinking, thoy havo neyor boon OF
any particular value ~ q park and that said do.
pot should DO immediately built and that the
raiiroad companies blod to the tuilo Of million
or II million aud half Of dollars for private iu-
forests, md all growing out Of all uliwiBe and
| Illegal Balo, which some ono ias bcon fldd!ing
away for tho past throe or four ycars, trying to
conaummato. Respectfully,
| e. H. UuMM1Nf,a
, 1874-01-29
Ursoitiyn Urcnch-of-Gromi. i.o Case.

Tho Brooklyn breach -of-promiao caBo in
which. it viii 10 Remembered, Miss Hammond
sought to recover $4,000 from Mr. Dean for
blighting her affection, has terminated in
partial triumph for each party, tho jury having
returned yordict awarding Miss Hammond
81, 600. Tho testimony in tho case appoars to
have furnished tho jury with oxcelloAt reasons
for resisting Miss Hammond'H exorbltant de-
1nanas. III tho first placo tho defendant made
1t evident that Miss Hammond was aftor lis
money and not llia heart when she engaged to
marry him. ehe was young, handsome, and
poor, while Afr. Doan WAS old, boorlsh, and
wealthy Mr. Doan Ind been giyon to understand
when he sought tho young lady'H hand that sho
WAS wealthy, and only learned that she had
the best Of reasons for hdmising a man with
8 TO rtuno until after the time Bot for tho mar
rage. Furthermore, blr. Dean oontended that
he Ind not yet rofuscd to marry the plaintiff
Ue had oniy asked for postponomotlt OF the
wedding because Ills relatives threatened to dis-
own him 1t llo married Miss Hammond, and he
merely wanted tinlo to disarm their proiudicos
before tying tho knot. More than all this, Miss
Hammond lad boen detected flirting with aov-
oral Young gentlemen soon after her engagement.
and this he took to DO conclusive evidence that
liB Affections Wero not reciprocatel as they
should be. All tllis made the case look vory
dubious for hlins Hammond, and It waB only b.
cause slle had gone to the expense Of buying
hor wedding trousseau, ordering tho wpt1ling
cake. cards, etc., that tho Jury were persuaded
to award ler any damages whatever.
, 1874-01-29

1lo IL = man Of strong native common scnHe, pos
aoseing much OF that kind Of Holt-otlucation to
be found chiefly among Scotch mechanics.
oess hs RaG u s 81 ans nsh hly nns ''S Ill tH'ntSa e a
rat instance on record Of an EuEllali Prince OBJ,
tanning \ pruHalan commission. EngliBh Princes
hayo boon honorary Oolonola, but Prince Alfred
IL tho first who has oyor roally hold a ColonorB
--Tho report having gained circulation TINT
Gov. booth, Of California, designed to roatgn
lIa ollico, and, botwoen now and tho timo Of tak
Ing hts snas IN thu Unitotl 8tatos sonate to go
eSenees o for 1GtPy o GG1og s. H n l s
monte Union ia ,authorizcd to Bay tl,at tl,ero Is
year at any rato if Il oil, and docs not tolieyo
That tho way pointed out by Ills onomos Is tho
truo way to Hako Presidents.
-G. NJ. D. Dloaa, who hos had leading po-
sition in tho editorial department of ti,o Cfncin-
hati enquirer for about twenty years, Inns re-
tirod thoroirom, and wc undorstar,d that tllo
sof and as eoaaons aeasSa h " bis pesosy in tho
-1saao Farnoman, tho dofaultin8 Treasurer of
Carroll County, Ind, who vas sentenced to tho
Ponitontiary, is called "Boss Tweed " at AIioli-
gan City. on account q his petaonal .roaen,-
OF water.carrer for tho other oonvviotB.
Tho Oldest Danh- -prosldontin the United Statos
II probably Ellphalot Williams, Ct Northampton,
niaea. He wlll DO o5 years Of ago in March nc1t:
Aio tiobHEu lhHt We0k III tho annual moetflB or
stockholders Of tho Northampton National
Bank, and WAS ro-eoctod to the pos,tion he has
TO long and ably filled.
1t Ia stated TINT the Tirss Comptrollor Of tho
Treasury has stopped tho pay Of Robert B. Halo,
Of Now York; as u mombor OF Congress during
the timo he was also under pay NJ Consul for tll0
Unitod States before tho United Statos and Brit
ish Mixed Claims Commission, which WIS from
March last until somo time In summer. Tho do
olsion is nale undor tho act of 1850, which pro-
hibits tho payment Of two salaries to ono officer
Of tho Government.
.-Josoph a. Swoetser, Of New York, who loft
his home, Madison Square Hotel, Now York. last
Wednesday,, and has not yos returned, was tho
father of Horny Z. Bwoetaor, ono Of tho found
erB OF the Round Table,
, 1874-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

Now Haven claims population Of Cd, 900.
All the brothels and aHtors Of Eng aud Chang
wero twlnH,
Tho Kentucky Senators smoke tAoir pipos
wllil0 making laws.
a Drooklyn man nanod Hyde has secured a
divorce OIL tho ground that hs wife neglected
her 81 household work to play tho harp: ,.,
placartls sayng, "Vota for Comet, who IL In
fayor Of rapid transit" I1e has proved truo to
htB word.
tiyos Ind 5 ,assos soid IN tic % nrinonal M
churches Of Romo for tho roposo OF tho soul Of
Napoleon III.
a petition IL lu circulation, md Is bolng
lunierouHly signed for tho annexation Of n[al-
don TO Doaton. Nearly all tho citizons Of Maiden
aro In favor Of tho Rni,oxaton.
An American III ltuIIlon, during tho fog, hav-
ing occaeson to got l1B wife Aonlo from dinnor
party. halltiod her into a carriage, antl walked
walked at the othor
, 1874-01-29
Snuut1cr NOvGrGiEns.

From TIE 7]t{3GH FFet PFk3E,
A family, oceupyinga house OIL Croghan strcot,
have paia no ront for three months, aud tho
landlord l1as boon trying to got them out. Ho
took away tho front steps as a gontlo Lint, bat
they lived right on. Thon ho got hold Of tho
front-door key, but they went around to tllo
Hitlo door, Tho landlord then put carpenter In
tho parlor to mako repairs, but tho family moved
into tie Kitchen. and wore still happy. After
.1io consideration tho laudlord took tllo Windows
ont ot tho parlor and bedroom, but tho fa,aily
day, aftor loar,ling tllat llo hadn't discouraged
hia tenants, tho owner Of tho house went in aud
removed al the doors aud windows, leaving tho
puro air Of heayon rushing through tho old coop
in lay or two, but it is doubtful, as podostri-
AUS, who passed. tho houBo in tho aftornoon, saw
the children playing horse III tho windows, and
the father seated On the bed mending rRt.trap.
, 1874-01-29
full exposure OF Nil lho footB conuccsol with ths
!" tcad-beat directory"


!" dcad-beat directory"
HEcni0Y DEBf1tED.
It appears thnt Mr., YatoH lias MI tho timo boon
anxio,ts TINT his cn',1,cction with this enterprise
sltoull not bc KNOWN. Ills nalno .yaa not
printed OIL tho directory, which stated that NIL
porao1ls wanting. information might write to
III. 3. Nick, West Slide POSI-. Oillco." Yntoa
told Watron, with considerable glco, how lo Ind
received lottor. requesting him to call at
an office OH Dearborn atreef, In order, to glvoo
Information hDout son,e name or other, nnd
how ho vailed along Dcarborn atroot until he
catno to The building how he went upstairs
to tho door OF tho room at which ho was
to chli nnl how, when hn Baw tho Bign
OIL, tho door, and found It waB tho
office OF 1awyor, ho rullod out Ills own
dirootory from htB pocket and found that pnrtic-
ular 1awyor'a nnmo In 1t, md at ol,oo wnlkod
rapidly do"n-stairn mud loft tho neglborhood Oh
quickly as possible, saying that that fellow wah
nor smart cnouBll to ca!cl hin that tino, any
how.
L1DEr, Ru1T
A lawyer whoao l,n,ne was in this directory
brought suit tho o.l,or day agaInst moat.nlar-
kot man who Ind ono of them, aud had ahown
IT. to two or threo porsonB. Thn allt was brought
not 10 mich for tho purpose Of hurting thiB
,t,ah NJ 10 diacoycr, II poasble, tho nnmo Of tho
publisher. Now tint thla Information haa boon
Hlyon, tho first sult wilt probably bo dropped,
mud TOW QUO brought ngalnst A1r. Yates.
, 1874-01-29

"sqnibblos" III nice quiet little game TINT
the Baltimore urclina play. It consists IN
throwing small piooos OF iron, about ! inches
iii diameter, through tho htroet, with all inten-
ton Of hitting ouch others playthues, but with
a result wl,icE. il heartrentling to property
holtloru, and gratifying only to his - Satanic
AlajeBty." Aftor several people have been IN
turad. and the stoopB Of houses aud tho aiao-
walks moro or less aamagod, the authorlties
took tho matter IN hand, aud recently visited tho
schools and took from tue scholars all tia pioeea
collection consisted Of iron bolts, nuts pieces Of
gaaB;.pipot burners, BpgotB, door-lnobs, washcrs.
plates, hinges, staplos, ohisolu, Fragments, Of
hntnlners anu u great variety OF otAor ARTICLES,
which all together Weighed oyer 400 pounds.
, 1874-01-29
A D{4stllrurs

At 4 roeont wedding In Nav York, among tho
brilal presents wah carolosaly lisplayod ci,ook
for 800, 900. drawn to tho order Of tho bride
and signed by her father. Ono of tho guests
waa drawn. Hc was ono Of those dtsagrooahlo
people who cal. never appreciate q Joke, aud
who always delight in tolllng tho truth whom 1t
Ia unpleasant to solnebotly else. This gontlo-
man threw danapor. Oh tho spirits Of TIC party
by declaring tint tho generous fathor OF tho
brde neyor. had moro than half 800, 900 to
Ills oredit III the bank ainoe his account Was
opened.
, 1874-01-29
THE SPRINGFIELD GAS-MACHiNE,

SPRINGFIELD, hlssa., Jan. 2s, 1874.
Yo take this OCCASION to inform our patrona
aud tho public generally ihRt tho late terrible
acolaont at bennington Was not caused by 4
Springfield gaH-maollno ; anl. further, that,
UP to this timo, no accident has oyor occurred
by which life was Lost or property destroyed by
their NHo. GILBERT d PARKER MIRO Co.,
Manufacturers aud propretoss Of tue Springfield Gus
Machine,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-06-04

Twenty one years ago daughter Of
Peter Hawk, of Stroudsburg, Pa, was
bitten by mad dog. Although cattle
bitten by the same dog were seized
with hydrophobia, the girl did no,
show any symptoms of the disease. She
grew to womanhood, and was married
Recently, as she was raising a glass OF
water to her lips, shudder ran through
her, and in few minutes she was sclz
ed with hydrophobia in its worst form
A number Of physicians were called
but they could do nothing for her. She
died in great agony. s = -