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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21
THE LATEST SPRING STYLES. Az
EMPORIUM OF FASHION. Sss
LAST SEASON IN RICHMOND.

Madame DBHBLNAS, returning her thanks TO
generous public for the liberal pa troDage she has
received for the past twenty years. announces that
this will be her last season In Richmond. HaTlng
ist returned from the North she offers very large
and superior stock of HATS, BoNNETS, FLoWhRS,
Ribbons, STRAW GOODS, RUSTIC HATS, &c,
which she will sell Mt very low prices being com.
PEELED to close her entire stock this season as
any sacrifice. Milliners whs have not made their
spring purchases may obtain unpreeedented bar
gains at MADAME Is. gSoa a ~ =,
sp sam NO. 1898 NAH street,
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SPECIAL a0r..-

49, ~ ~ - -~><s-<>~~-...rI1s
sae:zr,, nA y. EDGINGs ~
SETTINGS IN ALL YIDTHs-w. IND II
attention 70 the EdHngs 1t Csc 81 HH s.sl
are very cheap. Lew a Tara IL
The BEST sEWIHe.HAcg,rr,s soTHEgs
per bottle. OIL Il D,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21

~ sEERsUCKER GINGHAMs At 12,,
worth 1915; AIae,
cHE6EKED GIsGHAns a. sHe. pc. ,.,d ron,
ENGLISH CHEvIor sHIRTISa At %, -,
yard worth Sc; ~"' ~
WASH P0PLINs At 134e. per yard:
WASH pOPLlS. extra Wide and superior on,l,,
at 1870. per yard worth 25c,, at f''AI,
THE BEST sEWISG-MACHINE OIL. in ia...
bottles, ut 15e. per bottle. Ig
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Evening Session.


The SPEAKER resumed the chair at p. Ri.
The special order, the bill for the encourage
ment of immigration, was postponed until
tomorrow.
The next special order, the bill for the
assessment, levy, and collection Of taxes upon
railroad, canal and other companies, was
postponed until Wednesday. 'S.''. .
A resolution offered by Mr.. Harrison, linn
iing speeches, except upon especial orders"
10 ten minutes, was agreed TO. t
House bill amending tho charter OF Char
lottesyille was amenGed and ordered to be
engrossed. .ss l ag'255 Il
Senate bill to provide for the registration
Of bonds issued by local authorities 10 AID o
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~ INDIA SKIRT-PROTEC-
TORS;
wIGGIN'S RICE and ENGLISH OAMBRIC;
WHITE and COLORED JEANS;
SEWjNG-SILkS, SkIRT-BRAID,
BUTTONS. BUTCOS-HOLE TWIST,
GIMPS. PRINCES, SILKS, SATIHJ,
yELOURs, and TRIMMINGS in general for drea-
makers, at LEVY BROTHERS.
COAISS and CLARE'S COTTON, zoe. rtr
dozen. apl7
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H PARAsOLs, in great variety, at prizes
10 suit all;
FANS Of the latest styles;
A large assortment OF RUFFLES;
Handsome TIDES at soc. worth 81;
Bargains In TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS nov
LIES, and TOWELS, At
LEVY BROTHERS.
The best sEWING-AACHINE OF At lie 49,
bottle. anI5
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MEETGHas.

TALI FORA MEETING OF MER-a
CHANTS AND OTtsKRs:-1;A5sm meeting o. i NET
sh en- ra ana foaTTEsbKY NIGHT the 21st I'M
efga,,ts nj 81 O'Clock, at Assembly Hail. TO TAKE
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W. LINEN CAMBRIA HASDKER.
CHIEFS At Toe. per dozen;
LINEN CAMBRIC CORDED and HEAayn
HANDKERCHIEFS at IL so per dozen wClS
So:
HEMSTITCHED HAFDKERCHIEFS-alil lines
at 80 and IS per dosen worth So ands4:
EMBROIDERED and LACE HASDK ERCHIkrs
ut great bargain, ~
The BEST SEWING-MACHiSE OIL al lie.
for large bottles. apl7
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-19
The TREASURY TROUBLES.
The County and Geo. Smiths
Suertics will not COmprO-
mise.
Prospect for 3 Prolonged Law
Suit.

I. i not at all likely that the county will
make any compromise with the bopd-men Of
ex- Treasurer Smith. There was some talk
Dast week Of settlement on the basis of fifty
Eve Or eixty cents on the dollar, but the
CoDmioiOoen fearing that the public would
sot sustain them, declined to entertain neeo.
tiations for any ouch settlement, hence the
suesties Of the ex-Tressurer are taking steps
70 deseod themselves in the suits of the coun-
y. They employed a their counsel yester-
day Nessn. CIough, Wheat, Fenlon, Sill
ling. sinsleton and Howsley. The irteres.
Of the puplic in the suit will be represented
y Mr.. L n. Goddard. County Attorney.
Jsdgipg from present appearances the
D-gHl contest Gill be prolonged and stubborn.
Pss.he Of developments that will cause
ssess astooishment in tsx-paying circles are
~ freely msde. The defense will attempt,
- GAov By the books that Geo. Smith was
- 600 short when the July settlement vas
nd, and n that time one of the County
Csasis iooen Vas using 5000 Of the
osay belonging to the county.
If / we're not for the ehancs Of receiving
ssgslsaio0s Of this kn d, ve might be led to
asasi6es kvorabiy = compromise with
~ suertis, hut rince the people
- iptsre~:ed Ia knowing all about tae de-
NH of the management of the county funds.
We saihsr welcome the legal proceedings u
~ nrt spproved plan Of ventilstiou.
il ell probability the b1ndsmeS OF the *
tssasarer. Nc. Gi!Ie,t and others, will US,
~ eaeh tuned over TO them BY Smith t.
s0paoy iasyers {, 6sht the Coa-tv In tn
ssa.s. nd bssseen the lave delay and the
iasviaah's diasensioos Of Intelligent juror
oseh sios sad much money will doutt.es
- expeIdsd beioss Dual judgment i rem
6sesA.
n desssdasas will no, ask change o
vssas. They evidently prefer to fsh, i o.
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Another Testiaaony.
Benton Ba.rseks. No. April -. 1895,

Benton haxrrcks, No. April ~ 1885,
Dr. Jonn BULL-Dsar 0lH-Eneving the s0eacy
q your samparilla, aad The hsali.g and the oen-
sasial qualitis IL possesses. ssaA tAs ALLOWING
staasDent Of ~ esss:
Us WOUNDED about tve ysaD -, ~ taksn
pEisooee, and coaAnea ~ dxtsoA 1oaths. Being
moved % olien, ~ wounds have not healsd yet.
have not ut up Q ns0eot dneo W0 W01aded.
an shot through ths hipa. Ny Osaefal health 10
impaired, and ned oo0sehlng - aasi1t nature;
have more faith in year HeF9pazilla than any
thing elss. wish thst which b ooaaina. PieaSs
express me half adosen bottles, ard ehlieo
CAPT. C. p. yUHN0ON.
n Louis, No
p s.-The following vas written April ., 1856,
y Nm. Jennie J0hns0n, moehsr u Capt Johnson
DR. JouH BuLL-Deaf Sir: Ny husband, nr.
C. q. JQhpso0, ~ skillful Surgeon and and ply
ddan, in CsaiFal Rev Yosb, where hs died, teav-
ing The shove C. p. johnson 70 ny care. Al thir-
teen yean Of 60. ~ had . chronic diarfh0a and
scrofula, for watch I gavo your Sarsaparilla. II
cured him. I have fer ten yea1 rscomnaended II
70 many in New York, Ohio and Iowa, Sse ssrof0-
b, lever sorss and esnefal debility ferSeet sue
ceo has attended IL The eurss sGscted In some
sasss Of scrofuls and fsver Wsre alost mrae-
uloas. I an very anxious for ny soa TO again have
recourse - your Sanpaxilla He y fbasful Of get
Ting spuroos article heaoe bic writing to you for
Il. His wounds were terrible. but believe h
win recover. Respeclfhlly,
JENNIE JOHNoON.
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RAID NO. 2.
Second Appearance Of the Saloon
Visitors.
Bar Room Prayer-Met-tings Yes
terday.
And Still the War Goes On.

The visiting committee OF the Ladies Tenn
perance Association vas out again yesterday
afternoon, in greater numbers than the day b.
fore. Ga Monday only nine ladies we're
found with nerve enough 10 venture out, but
Yesterday the praying band numbered seven
teen.
The party called forth from the Aeiho-
dis, chunch At O'Clock. and followed BY .
crowd of men and boys as great - would b
attracted BY the appearance Of circus, they
marched up Fifth street 10 Joe Brua's -
loon, between Delaware and Shawnee. The
spokesman of the band interviewed the pro-
prie,or of the saloon, and asked permission
to come in an pray With him-s request
which he very promptly and positivly refused.
saying that the house belonged to him Wills
be paid rent for it, and that he did not keep
i. for any such purposes-ihst he vas MOI
running q church, or words TO thst eject
The ladies then organized their meeting on
the sidewalk. sang several sacred hynna, and
as often engaged in iervent prayer. The
large crUvd collected in the ftreet gave
very respectful at entioa 10 the devoiiooal
exercises. and aside from the ungovernable
curiosity mani nted BY the spsctaton thsFs
nothing particularly di6ersDt froo any
other oct door religious meeting.
At the conclusion Of their
services in front Of Joe's place, The ladies
crossed the s;reet to the Nxnsioo House,
where they we're welcomed by the psoprie-
tors, and invited in. They proceeded ct
once to the bar-room and asked psrmissioa
to hold meeting; the young M. il charge
st.t.1 that the proDris'or Of the bar y. not
in, but presumed there would be no objec
tons to their going ahead-vbsrsupoa ths
religious exercises wsrs resumed. The h.
dies had here, - II the other plsce. largs
audience Of spect.sors, al Of whom behaved
themselves With The Utmost dscorun.
Al the conclusioc Of The exercise hesa,
one nsn in the crowd was induced to sieu
the pledge, and the women vithdrev. Al.
parestly ~ell satir6ed With the result Of III
day. work, they vent bsck to the church,
where the o.her ladies Il The Asoc;.ajos
awaited their return, engaged il sassss
prayer for their success.
The novelty Of the affair h appsecistely
wearing away; the crowd yssaerday N,
much len than that Of The day hsSoss. ~
from prsent indicatioas, he salooa.vniain1
vill sUoa become merely . matter Of b.
inesa
| We learn that much larger sunhsr q
ladses vill take part il he cru.ads so-6sy
than vere out yssesaday. asd tAae thsy oil
Be divided INTO sqasda. cszyiag - ssvss.I
Dessinga il diAsrsat PaEts Of II city q u
mme tine.
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The linking saved.

The combiasiiOn Of tome, aiierahve ara '"u-
stag psoperti.s IN Hosiettsr's Stomach fit'@rs'
s,psriaily sdapts that famous specific To the cure
Of chruaic forms Of disease, when the stro innu-
euce Of Q long pro.racted morbid habi; ID to be uf-
unouated- In chronic dyspeps ard liver CON-
p aint, and in cbrync CO. situation and other obsu
nate sisea.es, i, is beyo' d al 'omia ion the BIS
remedy that can he taken. AZ a m'a : oil res"r-
snG the strength ard vital energy 81 persons who
are sinking der the dehif ding n els OF iniui
d isordesa. thi. standard vegetable inYigo an is
cunf. a div unequaI.sd- The peru aLenf 20 les ~
Guided IN the prrara ion are associated with dlI
fusi,le stasnt alb oiuiriy nure, and he Tend ney
n .he,r el,mepfs is modified ty the Iresenre "f
aiseratiye inzredients in their Operation" d
rsp b Of prod lug las ins Local ami genera
e6tcia Fer es.b.e cynya 'e>cents and IN ali phases
a debility il is the best As vel the nj age
!. IN. M NJ. r,.tor.,iv,s ma.ls-eodAw
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r.. H COMFY and s.. PA'rick are jurt o
one ase-their ami veTsariss fail all the Fam.
dsy-and in homo: Of this event-e-p ecially
Con~,'s part Of 1.-THE boys "s.t 'em ny"
and C,nsy'- rooms ~er~ the scsne Of one OF
the p!eassnte~t affairs Of the evening, A
sumPuous supper wss sPresd. which was
par.ksn by = goodiy assembiase OF Nr.
Consy's personal friends, while good music
D~ot II charms, to M; K The occs-ion more
esj..yable May he b. permitted 10 criebEaie
many more such.
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Ohio and Mississippi.
Important 20 the Public.
MT hOU1 .

Crhe Great E'trofolis of the West Of 400, 90
innabiisnt') thrOus the States Of 1s1Spoos, n.
diana and =. sssI, distance Of over s00 mil to
Lou -stsie. hy. and Ci0e1000st, ONE.
h'. the ,csH tDH'1 reputation Of being one of the
best Eidaage. and sYstpi ed roads in the West. and
certainly desc The patron ;ge Of all who desire
a safe and pleasant ourn a line whiSh u
first ca- IN all I,sItets
Its Cans are ii eyatssi Isttcrn, we'll ventilated
and beautifully iupI D.c vtb water; its trains
accompanied by courteous employees; its trsck 10
'mootn and second 10 re, which taken with the
Jict that IL is the ~: line between -. n.OO1D.
s.ss0tsStt1e and s1sriDooe1, enables its
trains which run through entire WaAoo chas1s) to
make the quickest time with perfect safefy. and d.
rect connections az lO0isSisle and C1oel0.
natl, for the
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DR. .; r; ;;;; !; =: ..

The mod Eenotrned Specialist Of the Age, in the
treatment Of PRIYATE, CHRONIC and UHLNA-
BY DISEASES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS The
result OF early ildiscIetons other causes, pro-
ducirg NERvSU~NEs~. PiNPLEs, On THE FACE,
AVERSION TO SOCIETY, IMsA'RsD siSHT, Los Of
NtAORY AND MANHOOD PERMANENTLY CCkEp,
THE CRRAM or MEDICAL LITKRAIURE- illustrated
With chas,e engrav ngs explaining rho may marry,
Why not, why. TIE impedimelts TO marriage.
Their nature, cause and cure. Price 50 cents, sent
in plain sealed envelop.. Ladies requiring sur
gica aid. medical attendance or advice, may call
or address the doctor. Insalids provided with phi
vats apartments, board, attendance, &C. Cures
uaTxnteei. Rubber goods on hand. janlV
g Circular. to Ladies tive stamp.
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As ELI PEEKIS left for A'ci.i-Gn last
right, our reporter a-k-d him what he
thon.ht of Ksr 0 - ~ Sts'e
Dog On my eyer, boys" he lad, M he
se.k sou,e CIV. lis', ''ev.ryih'rg seem to be
% the move out here in kmns.s- .ises, and
mn. and rivers, and"
''How, Uocie El.Y' We mixed.
"Why. boy! don he Miss'uri river rire
10 in The night ard ~s-h the banks o. Law
envorth! Didr', zoe y cat f-i---h yes erday
Didni see Il ne i-e-n-o--, pia'k NIX,
. bore fly, = rope ak, note run,
~sach s-p-r-i-n-g, and match b,x and
hrick w-a-l-L? D.en'iI? Why, n,x', you
ksov, my hoy, the big co''onwo,fs on tie
bottom will l-e-s-v-e. You'll hear their
BACK zee 'em no lie =, and then are 'en'
hold on 10 their r-u-u-k =, which you,
Lawns urthinns arr trying 10 r-Ize for
o-O-a-r-d. Your. n.oyin' The whole country,
buys, snd next, you know, you zee the
whole Atlantic c-c-a-st ard the Pacific
s-l-o-p-.. You will"
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Ga. W. MARSHALL. of the firm OF Mar
shall Bros, grocer, re- urned home ys-ter
dAy, He hse been in L,isiEe-. in Cay CeB-
ire for the past tso year., grd having done
cell, propose tyiag HI hand here. We
know George will rucc+sd ans ~hsr". AID his
many friends will IN glad 4. sc MIN bsck
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Wareaosrsg .

W0re0oeeO-
Rour 10 six bottles of DIR. PIERCE golden
Medical Discovery are ~arrah'ef 10 cure
eslt rheum or tet,er ard he wort kind OF
rimplcs on the fAp. Jwo 10 four bottles
are Y rransei to clear ice system Of hoiis.
S..rbuncIes and so.es r 'ur 10 SIX bottles
are warranted TO care the ~Orst kind OF cry
Gipelss aud boiciies amCng the hair. six %
e. DO ties are warranted 10 cure running oil
- ears and corrupt or running ucerr
Eight to len stiles are w,rranied 10 cuie
ecsO:ul. ~ sores end sw.llimgr T~o t. six
s,ofiles are warranted 20 cure liver COM
plaiai.
A WONDER TO HERSELF.
fAnKrowN, Delaware Co., o., MARI, 1873
10 DR.. Il. v Pierce:
Your Discovery needs only fair trial
aod il wili do all you recommend IT to do
. I'd more iOo WbeE Vas f,ieen caught
cold aud Tor twenty eight years ! have bs'en
Q perfect wreck Of disex,e, and all the medi
cioes and doc,ors' bills have run up at times
20 tWO and three hundred dollars. and never
any bett-r but worse, when l gave w all
hope last spring Of living the GUNNER
shrough. l received one Of your account
books and told my husband after reading it
that il was too laie to try fu ther, but he
aid IL Gas never too late. He went and
boogtt two bottles and found il WAS help
ing me very much. Since 1S4l was trou-
bled With catsrrh and sore throat, and was
ain. St entirely deaf in one ear, and my
voice vas 10 dull az could he. There was
eons,au, psin in my head. Nov my head is
% sound .. 4 dollar, my voice is clear. ard
have used ten bottles Of yonr Discovery.
II has cured me of catsrrh, sore throat, hesrt
diaaase, spine affection and torpid liver. Ny
liver vas very bad Ny skin WAS rough.
When IN, nv hard on my holy it was
like 6sh scales, Now il is as smooth ann
soft - chiId's In cocclusion will ssy
have hem we'll for three months. l IN
Q wonder n myself and friends. This is but
an imperfect statement, half has net beer
told. Yours With respeci,
d&v HESTER LACKEY.
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ZEN. HUGHES. wbu has log been mail
clerk in The TIxEs offc~, and II onr Vi the
hes, boys in to~p, leaves t. Day for Del
N-ste, Colorado. II. leaves ~i;h The hs at
wishes Of biz ,o,ny friends here, and ~e hope
shs, Ben. may Iully ruoceed "a his res home
of D. Nor;e
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a Har0srs' Conveasi0a.

far00Fo' CODveoa1O0.
There will be called meeting Of the dele
gates of the Agricultural and Horticultural
Association Of Kickapoo and Easton town
ships, Leavsnworth county. at Junction
School House. on Saturday, March 2lss,
1874, ct 10 o'clock q. N.
Each Club and Grange will be entitled to
Eve delegates.
We hope that each organisation in the
District will b fully represented. and We sx-
tend . cordial invitation to al farmers 70
come and assist in The deliberations, - We
have businos that concerns every farmer in
the sd District.
March 10ih, 1874.
II. C. SQU1REs, President.
G. w. MOORE, Secretary. W.T.
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Wholesale and retail dealer IN reliable seeds.
for field, garden, and Aoven, opens out
his stock for IA to surpas anything in that
way which has ever been done in Tie wed,
both in quantity and quality, - cell - in
price. He also deah in bulbs, rustic and
wire good, gold fl aquariuns, flower posa.
East India cane furniture, &c, and i geaer-
81 agent Tor the Philadelphia lawn mower,
and Landrsth's garden sseds. $50 State X.
Chicago. To those dealing in anything in
in that line, allow . 70 introdecs
NJ. Hearos, and Ne frost you viii forward
him orders Tor his goods. which will b
found precisely - Represented. ksnd ioe
circular. d&v.
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Also Proprietcrs Of Ssovill's Blo-d and Liver
Syrup, Carbolie save. Edey's Troehss, Oxy gena-
ted Bitters, Mott's Liver Pills, &c.
JOHN F. HENRY. CuRRAN & c..
marl2- w-i95 sand COliese Place, Nes 70 K.
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SOUTH AND EAST.

The o. & ". IL poui;re,y the only line running the
celebrated Pullman PaiGes Stepping and Day Cars
from 80. LO0ss TO b.0WtsS1sbe, 10e16o0s1,
" ashingsOo and RaDei0Sse W1ah0OS
Change or detention Of any kind, With direct
and sure connections for Philadelphia, NeW
Z ssTN AND HssslOm.
The trains Of this Company now ru1 into
1OssisVil1e over the ssreas nSS0 0a1oWoy
Bridge across the chic niveg, landing passen-
gers in the heart Of the City and in the NeW
q siOn Depot, connecting with trains Of the L.
a n 4 G.. 5 r. WlshO0s shooge.
The far frD,ei Medical spslog- Of v1vgeV.
f1 offer To the inv lid the virtues Of their
the short distance by this line makes Il desirable
in reaching them Round trip tickets to the
Sp ings sale at reduce rates during the sum
sesson.
Purchase your Tickets by %. LWsis and the
P1WneeP q. Il N. Line and enjoy the adyan-
,ages offered by no other.
Information cheerfuliy and promptly furnished
By addressing
R. T BvYDoN,
Gen'l P.ss. Agent, u. l. uis.
J. T. GIBBS.
General Western Agent. kbl5
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Tue American Sxrdine Co.. Bmelesf
SAsd,ne-, are mich bet.er. and les than hal
b. costs o. imported Ssrdines. Tyr.
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ESQ s75 ~ CA.h Gifts,
$4,000

Ths title 70 The above real s,tats Il guaranteed
Perfect
The liberal terms Of this scheme brinss within
tie reach Of al the gf-alsst opportunity ever oder.
ID IL poor mrn to fiss 70 wealth.
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aWvSur lotteries are chartered BY the State. are
always drnvn at the the named, and ali drzwings
age unAR Tie supeSvtsion q sworn commissioner-
0UThs oficial dnving viii b pubiished In the
q. Louis papssa, and . copy q drsvins ssnt 70
parehassfsol tickoea.
Il eveey month during the year 1874.
~ksnit BY RSfOffICE AONBY.OkDER,
BEGI8TERED LETTER, DRARTo o. Express.
Murray, NuLEe co.,
1usGoe0eo Id, 3l1A Leaies IA
iunall-1&v
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nba vssy nies ding - esatleaas 70
- 49, - asP no eisaAiag hesss cd
psss1ss - ed, peif Il paa6 q w. q
ssything IL ~ ess0S lafa1shiag good liaa
81 ~ thaa - ; ka1i.g viak DGcAaa1
vheo - kaoss - y sslishls 81 . iudeD
a - gseaa. With III b Mind, ve On
ehssssiIly ssansna 70 then n va:e a sd
81 - .llsssss..as, J. Wealsa., vhs
i . ND vela.a - tAs bssinenl. ed vhe
l. edknssa1Qs1 - ~ = ksfpieg DE- fasse
- ~ aykaA ssek q elsthiae I'D ~
a1hiag 80 e aag 0auhnt \ - city
hb pspn vfl q II tiqo y SsaDd = u .
~ . - dhaqal C6m9 e Eth -
H. II.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-19

but the Ladies inform each saloon keeper that
they intend to visit him every day ill be
surrenders, If II tahes yeara
The Cadiz. OHIO, people are
% hsppy over the success Of the
lsdies in that town, that when the last -
loon Of TIE plsy closed it, doom. they sold
he fixtures 1t sucaieo, and the aEsacles
bcoueht enornous prices, - relio Of the var;
de Govsrnment license sold for 500; one
old fussel SIS; pint pot Sll. cork.cre. 81;
haslD sad bonles, upward Of 100 in nunbef,
beoughs iron 50 oeels TO $ each, and the
saluea-kseper appropriated the proceeds to
The eauss Of senpssancs.
Ths ladiss Of Richmood, Indiana, have
Rivso up he psayer-cure, and have cooclud.
"a that dsiving away Tie eusionen will close
h lqooe hoess sooner than praying for
propssssoss; therefore they have adopted the
plas Of pu.ing sentiaeb q bod front and
ksck donss Of he salooos, Who, b relies.
remain the vhols day, having warn hsiko 70
keep their lett iron freesing. II i seedlso
10 sAAths sslooaiels do 70 haeinsn. and
sAov Does evideacs a veaksaise than q
any tine ~, 1. bsiag evident If lhey don't
give up thsy vill balst up for want 81 PCT
roeaee. Lat Saturday oas gave his siock
to ~ women, vho Poord i into TIE sssssls
anid sssas F:3oaeieG.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-07

II have learned q very good lesson.
Your presence here il like the burst
ing forth of the sun after storm; and
if you love me - / love you-which
IF course, / can not doubt-my pres
encc may afford some sunlight for you.
At all events, our next experiment
shall be to that effect. ] will try and
zee how much home comfort we can
find while we are both here to enjoy
it." sai g - ais ssii ~ g g
Emma was too happy toexpr0ss her
joy in words; bat she ekpgessed it
nevertheless; and in q manner not TO
be mistaken. TT
NJ The next evening was spent at home
by both husband and wife. and twas
. season of much enjoyment. In .
short time George began to realize
how much comfort was to be found in
a quiet and peaceful home; and the
longer he enjoyed this comfort the
more plainly did he see and under-
stand the simple truth that it takes
two to make happy home, and that
if the wife is one party, the husband
must be the other. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-07

The London Medical Record says
that during the past year there were
433, ,296 cases of cholera in Hungary,
and that Of this number "A, ,7l8 per-
sons recovered, 182. $40 are dead, and
1913 remain under treatment. Croa-
tia and Slavonia, the ancient military
boundaries, are not included in these
lists, nor arc the victims whom chol-
era carried off when it broke ont ut
the end Of 1872 in Buda and Upper
Hungary. The population of the
countries of the crown of st. Stephen
amount to Is, O0O, GOO, and since it is
estimated that altogether they have
lost this year 200, 600 souls by cholea,
it follows that 1 in 30 of the inhabi-
tants has fallen beneath this terrible
scOurge. A1