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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-19
The Esd or TrOu bic.

III, as Hamle: says: "a CONSERVATION
devou;ly to be wished" and how many
thousands are daily wishing to see it-that
is The end Of trouble! Yet Tier. are many
who will zee it, and before the end Cf the
present month. On the S0th of November,
the great drawing of the Public Library Of
Ky. takes place, and the fortunate men who
draw numerous large prizes, each of which
is a fortune, viii enthusiastically exciaim
"lh;s is the end Of trOuble!' They will,
however, be sensible enough to secure their
tickets in time, and for,ify themselves
against the danger Of being tSrmentsd BY
these awful words-too late.
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IHE Ycuih's Companion, OF Boston, is ,
thoroughly wide awake paper. having
amorg its contributors such writers as J. Z
Troab.i5ge, Edward Egeleston. Rev. W.
N. Baker, d.. III. Hayes, George N Towle,
Louisa NJ. Alco;t, R-heoc, Hird:rg Davis,
Ruth Chesteif,ld, Lou'se Chandler Moultor
No writers mose attractive in the County,
and no publication for young people more
enterpr:sirg and use,ul.
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The u. s. Government has given Iot only
70 Dr.. PRICES Cream Baking Powder, but to
his True Flsvorirg Extracts, the preference,
and large quantities are shipped TO its mill
taFy poste. No more, We say. than it d.
served, for it truly has proved itself in cur
family all that We desire, making brad, bis
cults, and cakes better thaE any other We
have used, and Just 90 have We found his
FavoriDgs of Lemon. Almond, ETC., as pure
natural, and strong a, can be made. Try
thsse art cIes, lAdie', and zee il you do not
riod them superior 10 airy thing Of their kind
in the market. eod&w
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Southern OutraGes.

Southern outreges are frequently meE-
toned in political Newspapers. hut We zee
fes Of those papers calling attention TO the
fact that ths re is an Association chartered
by the legislature Of Southern State. for
the purpos. Of building Masonic Temple
in the city Of Norfolk, Va, BY giving a
Grand Gift Concert on The 18Th Of Novem-
ter next. This Association i, endeavolirg
to accomplish lite object, kpews no North, no
South, no East, no West, 90 fsr o. the op-
por,uniy it desires 10 afford to all chance
to secure fortune. For particulars Of this
enterprise, address II. V. Moore, Sscty N.
e. A., Norfolk, Va, or an authorised
agent ef the Association. d&w
LeavenveEth County Horticultural Society.
This Society met Nov. l4.h. at 5P.m.;
D. L. L. STer~iliger in the chair. Dr..
Housley presented the following varieties Of
apples. An apple got under. the name Of
Rsnish Nay, which is incorrect. Itappears
to be the Swaar. in appearance and favor.
A very hne spple-Wrishts Jenei; \ fine
looking winter apple Of most excellent qa,l-
i,y, better than Ravles Jonet; growth up
right and productive, AID = good keeper.
Why it is called WIisbts Jenes VI. do No,
know, as i; does not lock like Jsn.t. ei,hes
in growth Of ree CT appearance, "a tas,e Of
the fruit.
Kentucky Long Stem, large line look
ing apple, Of exosllens quality. eood bsrer,
and veil worthy Of trial.
Tender Skin, medium sise, much like the
Wine Sap In co!or, sise and thape; very ten.
dss, and Of The bes quality; vesy good
bearer.
Pns Esiag. rather belos the mediu,
siss Of The bsss quality; an excellent bearer;
suy essa il siss bat i = raths1 aeo snali
and not Of N attractive color 10 become pop.
ulsr for maRkea, exoept for qualify.
Pryoris Red; nsaian u Gse. I'D Quail.
IN. bat too lase cooisG inao beifhR.
Al tt9e sPplss ars Of Soashern origin,
~ . vslls0s ar # teslsa Mn q.
NoVod b ~ Holnaa lat IL asoasxy
- insruaoa - o6zeaponA uifh t. 1i6uf.
eat Heetic,lmlll pG11hheu Of books and
pesiodicalA nd - q vA1tu1ae hey will
fsrnish then 10 oar sac3seH, y - n1po,d On
&c, ~ rsPossas seoaos lsacl1ell. AAopt-
q.
Moved dhas - adiesrn uaail ~ o.aur.
dey, 4 o'clelk 2. y.
J.srAY,fAx, ssey.
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IN SUNS OF n IT LESS raAS u, Que.
Aooey to loan on long time, at 10 per
cent interest, on Improved farms and good
bssises city property. Those wishing 10
borrow will call On Mr.. Vim. Booth, State
sgeot Of the Northwestern Mutual Life In
surance Company, corner OF Fifth and Del
svare directs. apr27-d&v
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MANHOOD WoIASHooDi MARRiAcE!
200 page. Experiments 10 Marriage: the
cause and c@re. Sent tecLed. postpaid. 70.
50 cents. Is DR. {. WHITTIER, 6r7 s..
Charles Street. 81. Louis. No.. the great
specialist, Read h:s works. Parnplilc; free
Csn O. write His opinion costs nothing.
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TIE infaIlibilits of the Pope vas recently
decided upon BY tie Ecumenical Council, At
Rome, but ye,rs sgo it was demonstrated
dat Dooleyis Yeast Powder was not only
ihs best and cheapest, but aho infallible.
Ask your grocer for it. DIV
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"a Drop Of ley In Every Wo11.e
FLExrSGroE, Hunterdon Co., N. I'LL
June %. 1874.

"a Drop Of ley In Every wsrs."
FLEMrSGroE, Hunterdon Co., n. J.,
June %, 1874. !
DR.. X. Y. Pierce, B.falo, N. r.:
DEAR SIR: 1t is with happy heart thai
/ pen these 6nes to Acknowledge that you
and your Golden Medical Discovery and
Parga,ive Pellets are blessings to the world.
These medicines cannot be too highly frais.
ed, for hey have almoh brought me out Of
the grave Three months ago vas broken
out With large ulces and sores on my BODY,
limbs and face. procured your Golden
Medical Dac,very snd Puresdve Pellets,
and have taken six bottles. and to-day am
in good health, all those ugly ulcers having
healed and left my skin in natural, healthy
ooCdition. thought at one time could
not be cured. Although csn bot poorly
express my gratitude to you, yet there is a
drop Of Joy in every word write. Gods
blessing rest en- you and your .wonderful
medicines. is The humble prayer Of
Yours truly. @
When a medicine viii promptly cure
such terrible eating ulcers ard free the blood
OF the virulent poison causing them, Who
can longer doubt is wonderful virtues7 DR..
Pierce, however, does not with 10 place his
Golden Medical discovery in the catalogue
of quack patent nostrums by recommending
it TO cure every disease, nor does he so re-
com mend it; but what lie does claim is this,
tina: ,here is bn. one form Of hood disease
that it will not cure, and that disease is can
Ger. He does rot recommend his Discovery
for that disease, yet he knows it 10 be the
most searching blooi cleanser yet discovered,
and that it will free the blood and system Of
all other known poisons, be they vegetable
animal or mineral. TIE Golden Discovery
IS warranted BY him TO cure the yorst forms |
,f Skin D.ssase,, as all ferns Of blotchee,
pimpe, and erup'ions, ASP all glandular |
'ssil.ng', and the worst forms Of scrofulops |
Ind liberated sores OF neck, legs or othef |
part, and all scofulous diseases of the bones,
% white dwellings, lever sorss, bip joint and
!: inal diseases, all Of which belong to the
crofulous dieeasts tn til sat&W
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Twelve Years. Experience

II the business has certainly something 10
d with toe unprecedented success Of
Dooleys Yeast Powder but not q the stan.
1ard purity. Strength, full weight. reliabii-
~ and economy of the article over al 9TH
en-. Pact cal use will prove this. cav
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Pears Extract: Almost by word
Of mouth alone, the reputation and use OF
The Extract h,ye spread through haf the
households in he land. Try il. CAV
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THERE ale now coufned il lie Peni eE-
tisry four hundred and lhirty-,wo pri,on.
err.
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THE cohvic. at the Penitea,iaIy, uLo
tiled t, commit su;cide By running . wire
through hi, hssd, is slo~ly recove ing.
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DIR. Hunters Specehc and Injection
Mol are warranted to cure the Gonor IL
rhea, elect, Cordee, Structures, diseases
Of the kidneys, bladder and urinary
organs of male and females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. 2 is sure
remedy for the Spermtorrhoes, Seminal
Weakness, Nightly Emissions and Loss
Of Power. caused BY self abuse or exces.
sive indulgence. Price of DR.. Hunters
Specific 81 per bottle; Injection 81.
dent everywhere by express. DIR. ].
Dinsbeer, sole propriety, No. sos North
6svehth street, ST. Louis, Mo. Send
two stamps for a treatise. Cures gnar-
usteed or money refunded.
RoBRRT PARHAM,
eOd 4 " Agent tor Leavenworth.
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VIZ had the pleasure last evening oil
meeting Mr.. w. II. Lynn, Of Crswfords-
VILE, Ind, who is the CUES. of cur fellow
toxasman, NJ. II. In.ley.
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Admins ratcr's Notice.
LxAvxswoRII cousTr, 81
In tie Probate Court in and for said Co,nty.

In thu, matter Of the Estats Of
0BORe8 H. DUB0D, DECRAs4D.
NOTICE Il hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
N ninistntion have been srantsd to the an
de0igned on the Estate Of George b. Dubois,
Late Of said County, deceased, BY the Aenorabls,
the Probste Court Of the Ccuity aud State afore.
said. dated the l4th day o. October, 4. D. 1874
Now, all parsons having claims aeAinst the Mid
Estate are hereby notiasd that they muss present
the same to the undersigped for alloVance, within
one year from tn, date Of said Lsttsn, o. they
may b precluded from aay beas6t Of such Estate
and that ifsuch claims be- not exhibited within
three yes after tie date Of said lstte. they shall
be forever barred.
MARY FRANCIS DUBOIS, Administrative Of
the Estate Of GEORGE H. DUBOIS, Deceased.
October II. 1874. Wv
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r~c..snmers O. Giue.

The Champion Glue Co. Of Chicago. H..
are turning out 4 new article Of glue, which
l. cheaper and better than any ever before
in the market. Read their lad.
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A Sure Thing.-Dr. Kings Syphilli,
ticRemedy lie warrenicd TO cure syphl-
lie In the primary, secondary and ter
c ary stages. and in all i,s varied and
duplicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases CT venerisl diseases, cases
which have resisted the treatment Of the
most eminent physicians in America
II cures the first stage and heals the
ulceus in few days. Itcures ulcers In
tie nose. throat, head, arms and legs;
also, hard pains in the bones and joints,
svsllings in the joints syphilitic rheuma-
tism ETC., in short time. Prise IS per
package. Sent everywhere by express.
A treatise on sexual diseases free. Sent
sealed for two stamps. Sold by DR.. J.
Dinsbeer, sos North Seventh stree, St.
Louis, No. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. RObt. ParhAm Agt., for
.esvenworth. cod &w
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0Meeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1874.

-Ew reliable medical treatment and .
s,.rdv c,se, 70 10 the Central Medical In
49,, 765, CAeaout street. 81. Louis, No.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
LKAvuHWo0kI CoCu1Y,
n the Probate Court IL and fer sai3 Cbxsty
In thu matter Al IL estsfs ~

In the matter Of the estats 81
k8RA +. DAVIS, Deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Letten Of Admin
IN istystien have bssa s1anteA - tho under
agned on the Estate Of Ezra 2. Davis, late Of said
County, decea.ed By the Henorable. the Probate
Csart Of ths Ceuuey and state Aforesaid, dated
the 30th Day Il October, 4. D. 1874. Nov, III 20
ssas having elains against IL said eats ass here
BY noat1sd that tAsy must preas1t ths sane to the
lnde.isDed!or allowances, within one pear from
from any benefit OF such estate; and that II such
claims Be not exhited within three years after the
date Of said letten. thsy shall b forever blred.
ElIZABErH DAVIS, Executrix Of the
viii Of EZRA r. DAVIS, Deceased.
oct23.VlV
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A NOBLE Indian, named Red Thunder,
would not ply fer his hash at ho.el p
Omaha, the other day, and tLey threw him
down stair, nd broke his ankle.
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AH,.s.l. 4 - 1.v York Herald.

4 0lDtako q ~ lev York Herald.
With Ill he eradinon Of the editorial
esps II The n. Z. Hasi4, one Of It's vii
Saaas - sssssisA hlasax il Tie use Of
vssl 3 ~ tellssiag ss.sencs On the 18th
-: ~Ns. 0.sst sAo,sA dead = CAN
ao ~ - pssvs1 ses.ivs." The writer
svi1saalysosaA - csavey aaother ids, =
~ vssd ssei~ i ds6sed by photographers
- $1,000 'iselissa o. di1pessd y rss o.
stssi an" Thss NJ. hsusver. l. -
su1nsD - ~ asasths istA Of No
SsnAR - vAsa taey lsarn th.s thy
hays - ~ ehnes Il nakiag foatu.a
y fAirag - sahark d lie enterprise Of tn
Nasssic Rslisf Aneeiasioa, Of Noeiolk, Va,
vAlsh, q - 0easd Gih Coscsrt, will dis.
hjhss . ssnbw a large prizes. For par.
tis.lass s1asss II. Y. Neose, Secretary n.
= A.. HeESblk.sva.. Or - s.eheri.sd
Agm1ples Association. ~ .
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boxed loose, lids or sealed, ls920c; kettle render
ed, b cans, 20c.
eRocRKIksIWaoLksALK.o
CoyyEE-R!o. Coffee 2202a; jaw, siesa,
to SIC. e1t1s c. lie. C. llc;5xxx, lO1<c.
TEAs-Imperal. fair - choice, 600l 10; Youna
Hyson, 5o9l %; Gunpovder. ss0l Is; japan 6
Csc; Ool0ng 40075.
DRIED APPL6-SX@9c.
DRIED P9ACHEsSly99c.
DsIED BLAcKBKnRiEs1l2@i3.
CsKEss-lSk@15c.
CURRAHTS-7<0SLe
PRUxKs-llSi6c.
SALT-O. R., q 10; sackanaw, q co.
SYRUr--NY Y. 5O@75c.
HIDES AHD SuHs.
HDEs-Green 1850; green saited, s1z@sc: dry
Bu1SsLo hlDis-winter Bull. q 50; Gov, q 50;
8 Is; COW, 81 50; spite. Ii ~; ys.riins. Ioe.
% sS g S 8. ana ysS;e no
95 %; no. 2, O. 90; no. 3. q 90. Osage, no. !.
IS %; no. o %; NO. 81 90; calf, I, q go:
70. 2: q 81; NO. s, 81 90; soft and hard culls,
soiled robes are worth 50 cent. TO sloo Ies. than
new. Badly sOiled summer robe arc almost worth
Iess.
market.
rallow-6@7c.
Beesvax-2O025c.
Feathers-Live geese. 5o@5Sc.
LCMBEe.
srocKs-A,' 10 and - inches DIRE sed, t51 %;
c 1. inches, dressed one side, SIS.
SHEvLMG-Dressed- two sides, $50 50; ID do,
SIS DC.
BARR BoARDs-Rough, t22 50.
sHEETING-e20.
FKACINe-lst quality, t22 50; % do, %.
PANEL BoARDs-Dressed, eco.
CkILINa-Clear, u inch. 81 80; do, u inch,
337 so.
Box BoARDs-lst- quality, SIS.
DRUGS-Quotatiops a foIlovs:
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RsWF certificates q vsadeElal eares 9
shsun,tisr,, neuralgia, leek-jsv. sBralns. svsll
insA barns. sca'ds, caked brsasts Peissoeas bi>sa
Frozen se {, EOut. salt IhesD. ear-aeAs. &C.. ~
IL Feesie1 eftss uninsat vii bsaaf gzstis -,
enc. II h IL n~t vsaassfsl hsaline 81 ~,
relieving aUsat IL vsEA - ever pssasesl. =
tssaso u dsoJ - ~ Il pslsAh y =. o.
Osesle Ianinsat ~ mansh (ys1lss
.Wnep4 bv9tA hasAss1 6snsD - assinsA
sesassa W0nsa hs1osaaaiss nlARsosv.
vssn - sAesA Ne 10Y q sesek-svn9 - e
1sa - - without CsafaR IiliEsak. Hsisa. q
ss.as; ~ bseaaA slA J. ,. Hs0 = O.,
= 1ssa1vsy. usv TEA.
=
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BUSINESS

W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
u splendid, Never fails. Esiahlished 81 years.
Properly applied q: Bachelor celebrated VIE and
TorPzE FACTORY, is Bond street, New York.
A.Batchelor 'SAlaskaSeal
OIL for the Hair. Tho best Hair Oil In use.
". A. Bachelors Dentifrice
tuR beautfyins and preserving the Teeth and Gums
and deodcrizing the Breath.
W. A. Bachelors Curative
OINTMENT Immediately cures Ring Worm, Tet-
ler, Itching Of the Head, and all Erup:ions ofthe
SKIN. Face or body.
w. A. Bachelors New Cos
AETIQUE, black or brown, for tinting the hair,
WhisKers or moustachois without greasing them.
sold Wholesale sad retail At factory 16 Bond street
New York, and BY all druggists. Ask for them.
marS1.1AV-2R
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
OYyTcR or THE TINES, !
LEAAxxwoRxH, KAxh,
UoseobR -, 1874.
sRAu AID y1eu..

4 Os~0D@
eRAU AID yLOuH.
THE pricc Of aoaf and vhsst Esnsips atm. - GA
1he bsse GIadc a all vhsat n this nasfst.
vhish DssoaeA - ~ ~ aaling yetsrday q
SOC. =
wHAr-Eall, No. .. Soc; xs. .. Sc; 10. 4
Cs....I...Ii 7ae per sa'ss'; 'hs''sd. 7se.. and
6AD-Aps soo5sc pm bashel.
1AHIIY-M . pesbashsi.
FL0un-Bsst 50 oopxxxx, q IS; XXX. g e:
Star, e IS; H, - o.; buekVheas Soar. - -:
rye Sour q IS; GrahaD. 2 20; e0Fn meal, q Is
per 100 lbs. shipstuA. 81 %; bran. IS cts.
Consi icrsl3e wheat = ee0ing into market.
HAHs-Sugar cured, eanvaned, none offered !;
eanv.asd, none o1ssed; svess Diekle. lvc.
BAc0gN1aag 49,, 1Sxes dry nit sideo, lie
sssuLDE1s- Smoked, g; Dry nh, &c.
PoRK-C3ear neas, per barrel, els 20; msa.
JIG 90; prime mes, t13 50.
DpED BxkF- canvassed, per D, lie; uncan-
vxsed, lie.
LARD-Kettle rendered, IN tieFess, Zoe; % D
cam, l2<e; 20D cana l2c; l0D peils boxed, lsoss.
uds OF scaled, 10c; kettle ren1ar6d, D Dails.
SMOKED Bee Toseu.-es 80 psrdea.
bUTTKR-Per pound, 23H925c.
BkAxs-per bushel, q g.
Esos-per dozen. l5c. to l5c.
CHcKExs-per dozen. 81 50.
I'EAIxlE CHicxEHs-per dozen, - %
QUAIEs-pse doaUa, u e.
kAE1D-psr d0sen. noas e0essA.
OxsoSs-Sl Is per bushel.
PorAroEs.New, s0990s. per bushel.
TusxIPs-Sl GO per baAel.
CITY urrAre uAnrrv
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REGARDLESS OF PROFIT
i perceive sh It L can make n better DrOfit
out Of the Cir &C. nbncks thar
Oat Of the Goods ON
the shelves,
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The Marke; is flooded with Cheap, interior Ba-
king and Yeast Powders Of light or shoIt VIC ght.
DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER 70 warranted iuii
strength and full weight.
cold at wholesale and retail, generally through
out the United states, by deaiers in Groceries and
Family supplies.
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DRY GOODS.
A corrected list Of those articles adapted to the
season.
American- ......-..ll0l2 iDextsr.......-.....--1s
Lewiston Coedis fancy 10
Lewiston B......-.......l21 Uncasville A.--.ll9l1
Otis BIB Is iCS1umbia...... ,,,,.,..l1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-20

Great Britain is country which is not
in the habit of allowing her representatives
in foreign countries to be maltreated with
impunity. IL it is true, as reported, that
the British Vice Consul at Guatemala has
been outrageously logged by the order and
in the presence of the commandant at that
place, there will be some startling bristline
up Of the old lion. Tho accounts that have
reached us make it appear that there was nc
provocation at all for this dastardly out,
rage except the slowness of the Vice-Consul
MIR. Magee, who was lame, in coming into
the presence Of the commandant when sum.
moned. We can only regret that the per
petrator of this outrage was decently shot
and had not lived to be hanged. Lively
times may be expected in Guatemala. The
whole proceeding illustrates the brutality
and disregard for anything but an exhibit
tion of power, which characterize, generally
rulers in those portions of the western hem
isphere cursed with the remnants of the
Spanish spirit. Latest advices, however
state that the Gautemalan government has
made full indemnity and PREPARATION, 50 thai
there will probably be no war.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-20

-ln 1866 a sleepy traveller on the East
Tennessee and Georgia railroad was carried
by his point Of debarkation, owing to the
station not being called lie was a men,
Der of the Legislature and introduced q
bill, wherein it is provided that conductors
Of passenger trains shall call out at each sta
ton, 10 loud voice, its name and the
length Of time the train is to stop. For
each failure to do so the road must pay q
penalty Of one hundred dollars. His dec.
larations are printed and consist Of two
thousand FIVE hundred counts, the aggregate
of penalty amounting to two hundred and
City thousand dollars. This is the amount
claimed for failure to call the names o.
the stations, and two hundred and ffty
thousand dollars more is claimed for th,
failure to call the stopping time, max
ing in all half million dollars. The Law
is very distinct, and it is not easy to SCI
how the road can escape the penalty. Tn
law provides that half OF the penalty shal
60 to the complainant.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-20

The Constitutional Convention Of Ohio
has completed its labors and adopted new
Constitution, which is to be submitted for
ratification by popular vote in August.
AT the same time there will be submitted TO
the electors Of the State, to be voted on
separately, four propositions, which, il
adopted, are to become a part of the con.
stitution. The first relates to minority
representation in the election of Judges,
and provides that in every election for
Judges of the Supreme and Circuit Courts
where three or more are to be chosen Of the
same court and for the same term Of service,
no elector shall vote for greater number
Of candidates than a majority Of the Judges
then to be chosen. The second provides
that the General Assembly may authorize
any township, city, or Incorporated village
to issue bonds in aid Of railroads under
certain restrictions. The third and fourth
propositions relate to the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors, one providing that licences to
sell may be granted, but that this permission
shall not prevent the Legislature from pass
ing laws to restrict the traffic and to COM
pensate injuries resulting therefrom; the
other declares that no license or traffic in
intoxicating liquors shall be allowed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-20

The Canadians are not dsmayed by the
ill-fortune that over took their Pacific rail.
road project, nor by the bankruptcy of the
Northern Pacific. They are intent upon
opening communication by rail between the
eastern and western sections Of their Do
minion. The Canadian Parliament is nov
discussing measure providing for the CON-
pletion of that great enterprise. The route
as now suggested which meets with most
favor, is from Lake Nippissing to point
on the Pacific ocean in British Columbia,
with branch from Fort Garry to Pembina,
aud another from the eastern territories Of
the road to the Ottawa river. Private en-.
terprise and government aid and co-opera-
ton are contemplated by the bill now be.
fore parliament. The construction Of the
proposed road is considered political ne
cessity in order to meet the demands Of the
Western Provinces, which were promised
the road as one condition Of their union
with the New Dominion. Should that
road be built, it would be apt to defer to
still more indefinite period the completion
Of the Northern Pacific.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-20

There is rumor that the Crown Prince
of Holland will marry the Princess Thyra
u sister Of the Princess Of Wales. This viii
in the course Of nature make the Princess
Queen of Holland. The King of Denmark
her father, is one Of the poorest monarch'
in Europe, aud has perhaps the smallest
kingdom. He has done remarkably vel
with his large family. One daughter will
probably be Empress Of Russia, the Other
Queen of England. One son is King oil
Greece, another will be King of Denmark
and now another crown comes into his fam,
lily. To have children reiguing over Eng,
land, Russia, Greece, Denmark and Hol
land is great achievement in the way oil
honors and power.