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WomAN's nEALra.

as iaulua aOl- tact, uiu iron csus II
L q Ct4ty Understood, IN L suffering az
& u uu vu &c lc.eus-. tue wet yuuu.
g,h uu.rriu- in " q auhOo. soon ue-
comes ia,. .teii. tmac,dttd, Ilt'oss witt
hoa0a nos pltus aud aches, loss Of app. ute
pupuauOn vl ,Ae Leort, GOO iect aud hanus.
diiu Pr as 10 ouse That ltu,Aiui vim AM
slrg ,llnOsa 50 mucH adultcd. The m did c
ugsu m-GI- iudl /. . iea. exempt IRON
s.ne uOuJiosume unucyhl C. she cOntG-
uaI. eIuU,n- and tfetDng with pans an
aches h,r s.,reLUns are AM pair,d, her eu-
ers Is ATE los, She ior c, herself In into so.
ciety she "sours IN almost everybody.
her heath slowly deciIts uhtll she becomes
, mere druut IA heF own hUu- hold. Auu
she The e urn OF lie is 40 s.ruuer TO
suffering l,,uaar 10 her a a thaI age
uaOts, Z mat asd inaiteut,on surely Drug
about Isl SAD ElSULTs hat are now
hurting thousands oil lena IS, Id aud young,
20 untlne graves. txelci-e your reason,
your Judgiuent, and procured DR.. DR., mgou.e :
Eng lsh Female BlttOrs, as they viii cure the
ote female troubles IN au incfedUubly shorl
time. They are prepared by All ue2psrl.
ehced physician, and is the most power
llil lroh aud vegetable tones Known to The
medical profession They arc hama, cine Y
put up ia large bottles ana sole by uruggis ;
and me- chants every where. Address,
j. ?. DRUNGCULE, tropr.,
Memphis, lem.
Sold II, Waco oy j. Riyiere. X. Il. George
" hoesale agent OF Texas.
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The State Grange meets in the city
Of Austin on the l4th Of April.
From sscCIennan County.

IA. Examiner
This GRANGE was organized Thurss
day March 20, 1874, at Greenwood
Church, McClennan county Texas, by
l. II. Earl, State Deputy, with the
following officers:
Master-L p Standefer.
Overseer-S p MILL.
Lecturer p Surratt.
Steward--H NJ Warren.
Assistant Steward-J X Harrison
Chaplain-IP Standefer.
Treasurer-Robt. Kuicheloe.
Secretary-J w Standefer.
Gatekeeper-Thos. Oaks.
Ceres-Mrs. M b Standefer
Ponoma-Mrs Fannie Kelly.
Flora-Miss Matte Surratt.
Lady Assistant StewarG-Miss
leila Douglass.
J. w. STANDEFER. Sec.
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U. s. PiAGO COMPANY.
g5S G. g; %.

tcosts less lLan 40 make 5000 Pia o sod
lHtoug IN a. ats, ri. whom make 100 or cent.
prOht. We Lay. ~ agentr, tut shp uireCt to fam
lilies u factory &C.
We lake only one rtye, and have but one rice.
TWo hundred aud ninety uulials net each, Win No
scOun. Ia dealers ,r commissions To teachers.
our lum@ur l. thoroughly stasune4 our sys arr
dOuD.s scueere with usewUUd-haye 'rUnt round
corners, ~ cntiLe bottom anu carved legs. W.
ure the iul ron phte It'll over -'ruhg brasr
tIe"ch Graud Action eits top damper-, ana our
Keys re HE bert i'"rl, vii hu fronts Gun
Piano ha- seven o,tyH---is tx ieet nine nchV,
lUbg, III c icet iO.r inches wiut aud Weighs boxed
JjS pounds. Every Piano II uliy warranted Tor nv
years.
Send tor illustrated circul 7, in VII CHI we rei,rt
UNC. 100 .4l-ers, Merchants, ,SC tsYIne of hon,
you may hi Ow,J urtng Pi4Ios III A. states aud
Territories,
u. y. P'gno COmpa,y,
biD broadway, y. Y
dcpl7Di
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no YOUR OWN PAINTING

With the Averill Chemical Paint White, and a.
the a hiOnablc sh Ides sold 10 the gallon at
prices Than gallon oil the hest lard and oil eau be
mixed, and The Averili wear longer and il much
handsumer.
Beautiful ample carus with what the Uwn,rs OF
the finest rtsi-enIes cay vi II, furnished Tree By
dealers generally, OF by the
AVE.ILL CuEAICAL PAINT CO.,
feb&dn2m SO buIliug lip, NJ W York.
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DAILY EXAMINER.
# Fl + 9 R IN G E.
OaGlTs Of the National Grange.
ELECTED AT SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION.

Master, Dudley w. Adams, Wau-
kon, Iowa.
Overse,r, Thomas Taylor, Column
bis, S. G.
Lecturer, T. A. Thompson, Plain
view, Wabash Co., MINI.
Steward, A. j. Vaughn, Early
Grove, Marshall county Mssis~
sippi. 49, ~,
son, New brunswick, New Jer
sey.
Chaplain, Rev. A. B Grcsh, Wash,
ington, d. c.
Treasurer, f. NJ. Mcdowell, Corn
ing, N. Y.
Secretary, o. II. Kelley, Washing
ton, ID. 9.
Gate Keeper, o. Dinwiddie, Or
chard Grove, Lake county, Indi-
ana.
Ceres, Mrs. d. w. Adams, Wau-
kon, Iowa.
Pomona, Mrs. o. II. Kelley, Wash
ington, d. G.
Flora, Mrs J. G. Abbott, Clarke
Vile, Butler county, Iowa.
Lady Assistant Steward, Miss G, a.
Hall, Washington, ID. G.
Executive committee, VIM, Sam
ders, Washington, ID. o.; ID. Wyatt
Aikon, Cokesbery, Abbeville county
S. c.; Il. r. Shankland, Dubuque
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The lsew Remedv foriiIpture

A most important nycu tio sold pA Lao LlastlL
rtuss CO, no 6s5 Rroai IVA. New YORK CITY. II
retains rupture absolutely IN ease AZ comfort, day
and hight, at all times. under ali circumstance
whatever in any case, aud SHOULD never Oe taken
oil du lug the hort tlfse req lite To effect per
manent ere. tnt by mil. Circ liar. Tree DR.
druggist or physctbr VII brIef guis truss TO- 20
without charge
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Read WHAT the LADIES SAY op THEM

READ WHAT THE LADIES SAY oP THEM:
We, the undersigned residents Of McLennan
and adjoining counties, take p easure In stating
that we nov owners of GROVER Il baker,
SEWING MACHi L, AID have used the same for
the ength OF time oct Opposite our names that we
have found the dom by them 10 be strong and
durable; that the MACHINES have been In col slant
good erder, giving Us little trouble, and No Elk
PEAsE. And We chctrisily rccUmmei all wish
NJ drstcass sewing iaicnine, TO buy the
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Auett a4d well written book, spec ally ior
the use OF females, giving causes, SYMPTOMS,
plan ,reatmvut Otul ordinary disea es allic'.
ny The female rex The only Zoos OF Tie
niud written, Price ON. 70 cents, A1u?css
MS above iebiGEw4m
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Choice can be had, as the Gro, er Il Bakor Com
psny manufacture tbs LOCK-STITCI MACHINE,
well us the lar famed ELAST STITCH MI
CHINE, either of which are a marvel Of smpli ity
nd strength
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Officers Of the State Grange.

Overseer and Acting Master-Wn. W
Lang, Marlin, Texas.
I.eotuiss--JJ. " ". Jennings, Graysou county,
Texas.
stewari---J. H. HINES, Navarro county,
Texas.
Assistant steward--J. X. Goodf igl,t, Dallas
county, Texas.
Chaplain David Maggord, -.
Treasurer-w. B. Tucker, Tarr4nt county
Texas.
secre,ary-H. H. Parker, Ben county,
Texas
Gate Keeper-w. p. Cochran, Dallas county
Texas
Ceres-Mrs. NJ. A Crawford, -
Pomona-Mrs. J. ". Jernings GIayson
county, Texas.
Flora -.
Lady Assistant Steward-M Mrs. Ter-el--
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GEO WEE & HAKEEs.

Mrs. Isabella a. Taylor, Waco. 10 years.
g John See, d. esr maker Waco, 10 years.
y. Ii. Size psr, Waco Is years.
NJ. ;. shurt, Waco, (lress-maker) s years.
o. l.. Bttle, Waco, IL years.
90 X. L. la all, Waco, years
g Mary a. IA ton. Waco, years.
NJ. u. IL rdrg Waco, years.
Nj. j. lstts, Hcafnc, Year,.
Miss aura N"aey, BueQue lille, years.
Mrr. Il. q. puuslass, SUuth Bo que, Is years.
). y. Nicols, Meridian, l6 sears.
j.. ID Orge, Meridian, years.
- EDnia Cetor, Brtmo d, 10 years.
Nellie II. Murphy, BremOnd years.
SAe Z. sampson, Bre nunu, years
Cleopatra Carter. Mailin, years.
Julia v yche, dHriin, years.
l.. VI. Batter, Mari, years.
Judge Altoih, Marlin, q years
n l.. Bennett Falls county, l6 Years
Albert Bennett, Falls county, IS years.
NJ. Il. johnson. Dallas, i6 We he.
w. Walker, DALAI, 10 years.
II. Byncy, Dallas 7 years,
90 James l.. Barkey, Dallas. years
ONE HUNDRED OrhEltS MIGHT BE GIVEN
Needle, OIL, Thread and silk,
constantly on I'D.
10. GIslBBLE, Waco.
General Agent for Cen: raj Texas.
Once and Sales Room-3d Street, near Franklin.
an2Vw3m
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Woman, sledica, Adviser.

Sold III Waco oy j. Riyiere. X. 4. e,or,
y hoiesale agent !or Texas.
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WHITE HALL GRANGE, No I'll htPular
monthly meetings: two o'clock 7. NJ. first
Monday in each month. Call Meetings every
Thusrday evening at seven o'clock Visiting
ard sojourning Brethren are invited 10 attend.
G. NJ. HuBnY, Secretary.
THos. Com. Master.
WACO GRANGE, No. 1863 meets lists .turlay
of every m pnth, at two O'Clock p NJ, in the
basement OF the Cumberland Pfesbyteri n
Church, on Washington street.
W. SPt1GHT, Master.
W. l.. PRATHER, Secretary.
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RUfH's vow.

A Kansas Lady 1snsl,sss the Prstsstsa
Faith for Judaism.
Mrs. ALtoinette Brunswick, On Ams ricau
lady who resides 10 Junction City, Kan,
came To kan.as Citya few days ii &c, and
on yes,erdas. At The Bnsi Jehudah syna-
gogue embraced the faith a, und. rstood and
taught BY the members Of that society. A
large number Of members were pie,eot,
The interest NJ Ceremony was perfosmed b
Rabbi Hess, Who made brief addrs,, In
which he took OCCASION 10 say ,hn bis
church, being bs-sd upon rea-or, did co.
Counter .nce prose'y,isa. Those VINO came
to II csme scs:air ei by their Lwn convic-
ton.
Alter his r-marks the applicant, in r. g.
potse T. the Rabbi, announced Ter desire to
accept the faith; 70 60 vhithersoever its PEG.
pie Wen to take its God as her God, AID
be one O, i,s people, though the act should
rerult in the separation of those who had
been her associates. The member was then
cordially welcomed by the Rabbi, and che
was endowed with che appellation Of Ruth,
as the manner OF tie Legend OF the Talmud
Provide' The corgr cation then saluted
The new convert, which closed the c.remon.
les Of tie O 'cssior, which was On. of inter-
EFT.
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VOTE TIE REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

Lucien Baker is entitled to the vote o.
every true man. He is honest, capable and
should be elected.
F. ii. Coney will be elected by hand.
some majority His opponent, Dennis, OBJ.
tanned his nomination by fraud. Crowde,
and E ,ge will draw many votes. The men
Of principle will vote for either Coney OF
Crowder. Coney will have a majority in
the city and county.
John Kirch has been tried and found
honest and fit Voc for him.
Kirby, Stillings and Dutton are all good
men. Give ,hem your best aid.
The Representatives. nominated BY the
Republican party are all worthy your sup.
port. Elect every one of them Vote Re
publican principles. Stand by the party
that protects all alike, and the party OPP
posed to anarchy.
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srAn NEWS.

We are glad to learn that +. w. Ken
yon, of Netawaka, who was arrested some
time sgo and taken to Leavenwo By the
U. 8. Marshall, on the charge of selling un-
manufactured tobacco, HIS had q hearing
and been honorably acquitted. En-
Iress.
"A carload Of wild animals passed over
the NJ. X K I. road On Monday last, des-
tined for ZONE Ear:ern mart. Tie rgo
consisted Of courgss, American lion,. horned
tosd., etc, all captured in Texas.-Topeka
Commonwealth. s.s.-r.--. ID.
What kind of an animal is a "horned
tosd?'
Mr.. Bore. residisg fe. miIes south.
IVES: from Il is place, ,espifd 4 kunk LUX
ing about his taro ,ecenily. He took de-
Iiberaie aim and fired. The skunk is dead.
rot the BAN. With hay, straw. and 500
worth Of farming implemen's. is ia asher
Girard Ptess. ~
Noraie-N.ver play with firearms.
The cattle sbippine interest . q fever
heat ADD will continue 50 until the Last ,hoof
hss been forwarded or provided for foro IL
winter. John Kline, the railroads. sgest q
this point, in his report this week, Informs
Us that fsom The bex eaims.as theeo are
yst upon the rang. awaiting shipment from
twenty 10 iweoiy-.bree thousand head
From fly 10 .ixry cars, or from ,OCO 10
900 head are beias shipped nov dsily.
Up to October 10Th, 1883 cars had been
shipped, n sgsins: ,S17 cara 10 cane dasa
last Wichita Eawe. - g. l1-
The attendance On the Grand Lodge q
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4 Su re- Tnl0g.

DR.. Hunters SPECIFIC and Injection
No.1 are warranted to cure the Gonor-
rhea, elect, Cordee, Structures, diseases
of the kidneys, bladder and urinary
organs of male and females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. 9 is sure
remedy for the Spermtorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness. Nightly Emissions and Loss
of Power, caused by self abuse or exces.
sive indulgence. Price of DIR. Hunters
Specific 81 per bottle; Injection 81.
Sent everywhere by express. DR.. J.
Dinsbeer, sole propriety, No. sos North
SaSenth street, ST. Louie, Mo. Send
two stamps for q treatise. Cures guar
usieed or money refunded.
oROBKRr PARHAM,
ecd& Agent for Leavenworth.
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PARROT at Beloit

"A rose by any other name smells %
swee'ly." Psrro,t. the Reform" candidate
for Congrts', amused the '.nn:eiriiei," LAST
evening. st the court onse, with . pretty
Democratic speech. We had heard him
speak several years ago. and mrst say thas
he did no, do justice TO himse!f. Probably
MS trouble laid in tie iact that he had .
very poor subject TO discourse upon. He i
reported 10 hsve deteriorated very much II
eloquecce in the past few years.
His speech wa q rambling, disio;n:ed af:
fair. He made idle assertions but ad30csd
proof only 10 sustain fec Of hin poiata. He
undertook to 'dish up" the rccosds II ~
Republican State and Congro.ioaal no0i.
nees, but his airing was upon What esDe'
body else had said, and he would not do il
upon his own authority. He did not ''ka0W
himslf' how truthful were the changes
sgainst Sam Llrpic, Col. Phillips and shs
other eentl.nen-it wss what he had bees
told.
The meeting vas no, great suoces4 Hi
| stale joker occ>siooed laughter, but beyoud
that very LILLE enthu-issm.-Beloit Gazette
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Eclipse, the return OF comes in 'h.ir er-
ratio courses, aud tie transi: of Venus ca be
calculated, and the time for each can be &C
turateiy asceriained in advance, snd science
can even enable US to foreiell the change. 10
the weather. but il fails to enable sny che to
he made By investments in any cerash d.
Sec,ion. Nevertheless. would j, not he pru-
dent 70 risk small SIN ount by purchasing
tickets To the Grand Gilt Concert to he given
ON the l9.h Of November by the Masonic
Re lief Assoc alton Of Norfolk, Va. For
circular, address wi,hou, delay, ii. v.
Moore. Sec,e airy, NJ. X. A, Norfolk. Vs.,
or an authorized Agent Of The Assoc alton.
Oct28-d&s
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ssxTSS0U8f KNidH1S.s
Attempted Robbery Of . Train -
the Rock Island Road ct 1 !
Cameron, No.
They Do Not Succeed IN 0btsin'
ing Any Plumber.

The express traia 90 lie Chi g., Rec
Leland and Pacific Railroad, that leav.s thi
ity at 4 o'c'ock P. NJ. when waiting q
,ameron, where the pa&engers and Trail
men get supper, vas bearded by six men
sho attempted TO rob the train. Tie par
ticulars Is We recsive them from Mr.
rhoma', the agent o: the above rsatd rc ad
nd . special Dispatch from C-nlucior
Clark, are these:
At ten minUt - ! asst seven, List evening,
As the irais came to 4 hslt, 70 alIos the
passer gers and 'rain-men to get supper,
ak men boarded the Tain, overpovesing
Chaucey Nicholsop, tie bsggase-master,
shO MAS left in charge, while the balance
were At supper. Mr.. Melodies Vas in the
the expts, car At the time. and hea,ing some
one trying TO uncouple the car from the train,
went TO the door TO see Who it va. As he
opened the door, On. of the men presented .
pistol ard told him to get back into the
car, - they could get along without him."
Being unarmed and defence!es', he CON-
piled, and they, cot understanding how 10
detaeA The exprePs car, two of them iAnpsd
onto the engine and started the tl.in, run.
ming il about two miles north Of Cameron;
hey then brought the train TO stsni stiIl.
10 the meantime the other four were try
rg every means to open the expre.s
'afe, which ia said 10 have contained
rom three to four thousand dollars, and,
hiding they could no. accomplish their pur-
,ose, they jumped eff the train and took to
he woods.
Mr.. Nic6O.aon, Who had been on The |
rain al the time, finding out that they
nd left, ran the train back 10 Cameron,
there he found . hand car getting ready 10
tart out 70 find the train. The whole affair
raI spired in about thirty minutes.
When i, became known throughout the
OWN, the citiz ,ns turned ont en- masse, and |
lsrted in pursuit Ct the. robbers. Should
hey be caught they will probably NEE. their
lst deserts from the e,re.t tree.
Mr.. Nicholson could identity the party,
$ they were no, masked. 1t is supposed
hey are of the same garg that robbed
rain on the sane road little over year
60. 1855, "a sf
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glossy S,srcb, ask your grocers for Duryea's
satin Clos Starch, AMI ace iha, you get
il.
MIcH., April 4th, 1871 Il have been in the
washing and stsIching business for fifteen
YEAR, and have always used the best starch
l could get; but after u ing one six pound
box ofyour Satin Clos, Starch, became
talis6ed that it vas by far the bes, that
have ever used in my laundry. mus. say
to all housekeepers, if they with smooth
surface aud want q fine gloss on their shirt
fronts, use Ddrysas' jSstin Gloss Starch"
Yours truly,
TT. GREENWOOD.
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HORTICULTURAL.


Proceedings Of the . 5;::;:a.'rsA County =
Meeting called t. order 1t one O'Clock r
NJ by F. W.lhouse, president. On no,io.
! tie fruits on exhibition w.rs taken up.
Geo. Stsrnes presented large green ap
pie. resembling somewhat the Rhode Island
Greenine.
Mr.. S.aIna says his father, Thomas
S;ssnes, plsnte lot Of seedlinRs in Foun.
tain county. Iodians, about 1880, and Thu
apple 10 the fruit Of enc OF them. The tre>
bears regular every year. The tree is very
thrifty and shows vigorous growth. Tbs
than the Rhode Island Green;ns, and will
keep till April.
Dr. Hoxsley-I move to name it Starne.
Winner Greenirg.
DR.. Saymsn moves as an amendment 70
strike of Winter Greening, and call i,
S,arres He Gays We have too many Winter
Greetings now.
NJ. Holman moved TO substi ute golden
fr sr--nins, as it is golden yellow when
rile Mo ion lost.
DIR Stsym ms motion also lcet
Original motion carried.
Dr. Eoss'sv offered the following Ieso!u-
tior.
Resolred, That it is the sense of III 8
Meeting, that tie apple called Starn's Wiz
ter Greenirg, presented by George W..
Siam, is of such high excellence and 6oe
appearance, as to deserve extensive trial in
this st tie; it Icing. in our judgment, the
bet seeding yet presente TO this socie,y.
Resolution carried.
Mr. Holman presented an apple for ideu-
tiica,ion, grown BY Mr. IKE. Decided TO
Smiths Cider.
DR.. Sayman-Smi,h's Cider is . fine
tener and good apP'e, but the tree blights
badly Should be planted on poor soil
DR.. Howsl.y-IIave grown il TOR some
years, and have never been troubled With
the blight Ii does we'll with me.
Mr.. Holman presented an apple grown
by Mr.. Sia-nes. for Identification II cou'd
not he identified.
Mr.. Holman-l al-O exhibited another
apple tia, conld mot be named.
Mr.. Starnes-l presented an apple for
identifc ,tion. Pronounced by the ID. e:irg
10 b. the wbi'e pippin.
An spple from Mr.. Jobs orchard, pre-.
sen,ed BY Mr.. Holman, il decided to be the
cr,by.
Mr.. H,lman-l presented another sPpls
for Identification. NewtOwn Spi,zeDhurgh
was the name decided on.
Dr. Cailshsn-I presented TO the society
| an apple grown in Southeastern Texas. Tho
flavor was pronounced II be good; it is &
ar &c, fine -p e men, sIpposad to be the Ben
Davis
On motion. the Secretary vas instructed
to procure book 10 keep the record in.
Ga motor. the meeting sdjourned to Sat
urd mex NJ or e O'Clock p. N.
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Written fer TEE TINS. --..
THE LAST sERENADE.
BY JOHN p DOrGrAss

BY JOHN p DoyG,Ass.
He sat upo, ., oaken stump,
His fiddle In his hand,
And gaIed upon ths win iov-sil',
To sce her small, white hand,
That r sej there so lovingly
1t mad, his goat hear: stand.
He murnured my Mary love,
Art thinking. swect, Of me.
Would had wings, nov, as bird
Like little bird % free
rdhy up to thy window, love,
And sing song for hee''
He placed his fjd 'nla.h his chm,
And Strengthened upto pay;
And "Mollie Darling was thu song
But not upon that day
Was heard along these botom-lands
That sweet, affsctir g lay.
He heard the window slowly raiss;
His bow he gently prest,
And then Iookel up to catch her smile.
And watch her heaving breast,
when-splas Invent water on hissface,
And on hi,Sunday b.st.
she g'zed awhile, and heard sigh,
Then slosly went below,
And smote h IT b. east, and faltered out
''Alas! didn't know
All IN It vas left Ofthat se.eu.de
Was lonesome fddle-bow.
He never came to sing again
For squire Ashton daughter;
He siaid at home, and 6ddlei no,
Until he had forgot her;
And thus the romance of his lie
Was ended hy cold water,
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Jsnnisoa Nominated for the Legislature
the 24th District.

Jsnnisoa Nominated for the Legislature il
the 24th District
At Il mas- met ii, z held in tie "a h RIP.
rae.titive district. y. s;erday, the meeting
was cali TO order by John Gis'. r. II.
Houslss wrs chosen chairman. The object
being to nominate member for
the Legislature, the following nominations
we're made: ID. n. Barnes, Mr.. Duell, AID
c. X. Jennisop. Ga the FIRST ballot, Jenn:-
son received a m.j nity. 1t bling an infor-
NAL one. the chair ordered another bslIos
which resulted in Jenni.on sg.in receiving
a majority Of all the vo,es est, and he vas
unanimously declared the nominee of the
ePEcrAroR.
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- 5Ua,oF N.r LESS r IA q, QUO.
Money to los. on long time, q, 10 per
cent interest, on improved farms and good
business city property. Those wishing TO
borrow will call ia Mr. VIM Booth, State
agent OF the Nmth~--iern Mutual Life In.
suranoe Company, corner Of Filth and Del.
aware streets spr27
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-29
How 20 make Gss6 Bre AL.

Use DooLEYs YEAST POWDER, and you
will lave no difficulty. The substances
entering into its composition are perfectly
pure, healthy and nutTi iou., and each
package contain, with rcrupu!ous exac ness
the quantity and quality rep,esn:ed. For
sale by all Gfocefs. t&s
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-29

MANHOOD nsNASifcOD! AiE!,:AGE'
600 pa-cs. i:'P-C --scr.ts 20 A.Tat-e. Inc
causc and c.---. S,ut seG.cE. pcsi-Ia-id. ioI
90 cents. L. DIR. {. WHITTIER. oI7 .
Charles Street. 81. Louis. Mo. tie gTeai
specialist. Read his works. Pamphlet free
Lall or write His opinion costs nothing.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-29

Seaaior Insalis fairly optivased he Assrts
Of sll his lkt-nesa As spseoA iased atom
too hoa,A odd vas eooPlese i every n
sPsct. II w. asguoenaasive asd csesisc-
iag. We do not believe any nas vho he
ssH bssa . trss Rspahlin1 can. lnasa 10
ee.asos Iaealls vitAsse havisg Ais heart
fsed vieh Rspablieas psjas an1 RAJ
Olafke Mirror.
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The Henry House.

Winchester, kansas, Mr.. Henry House.
proprietor, is one Of the beat and most con-
Portable houSs in til, section. Mr.. Hoose
10 fully up to the standard Of q 6rst-cisss
landlord, and uses every mean, TO make his
quests comfortable ard 1t home No one
Who stops there c.a ever 6nd fault. and o.
the contrary they are always on the ethe'
extreme. Nyou have occ.sior, ri-it Mr.
House, and you will 6nd him ju<t IS repre-
sentef.