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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

A AIsTAXE.-It has been stated that ours was
the first libel suit in Kansas. This is mistake
Las, Summer, Congressman Cobb sued T. b
Taylur, Of the wyandotts Gasette, for libel. The
iury could not agree, aud Cobb dismissed The
suit. Last Fall, Judge Lecompte. had D. X. AN
.bouy, of the Lexvenworth Times, arrested f"i
libel. A preliminary examination was had he
fire q Justice of the Peace, and Anthony wa'
bound over for trial at the District C"uit. The
trial has not yet come of. onrs is the third on
the list
In their efforts to expose official rascalty, The
newspapers are occasionally led on a false scent
A good way TO secure independent and fear
less press, and insure the exposure Of "fcial cor
rnption, is TO punish every mistake rs "iiiin
and malicious libel, by the infction OF fines
penalties aud costs. Lawyers and Judged ma,
be found willing to do this, but it will be hard
to pick up twelve men who will he found Il
agree TO il unanimously.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

WHAT IT COSTS Toe Legislature at the la t
slssum appropriated sl67.S5 A. TO run The Slate
Beard of Aricn t re for the next year. Among The
items is of 81 100 for salary Of Secretary. We
remember that the Board abolished the sa.ary uf
the S, cretary when the secretary gave large
portion of his time to the Interests of tle soce y
and depended on the income of the snciety for
his pay. The State now pays him sl.tOO. There
is also an appropriations of 81 ,OoO i"r clerk To
the State Board. The Secretary performed the
uties of that ofce before The State treasury had,
To pay for it, There is also 1859 put down for
postage stamps. Good thing that. Ais" 500 Ia
pay the meRbers of the Board. For printing.
$500. aud then, for printing blanks Sl,.OO.
Twelve hundred dollars ought to buy good
nahy blanks. Then comes one item of S5,5c5 AZ
for deficiencies. For the cabinet "f eoll-etions,
slO0 appropriated. Our State Beard of AgIi
culture is getting to he thing of dignity. IL
ALREADY has two saaries officers, aid has deli
crIc-s to be made up, and has great many
letters to write, aud documents tn print. II may
need special lobby to attend each sessioiI
of the Legislature in order to get the requisite
appropriations ts enable it to keep mp appearln
crs. We rciterate that the State Beard uf A.,ri-
culture is institution that should be aboislc,l
and that th, several Counties shonii ,,p To work
ahd organize local societi-s aad have their fairs
each fall. They would cost the people far less,
and lie decidedly mure ~ isfactory To the far
mcrs-LQureRse Standard
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

II Jude Price deserves the srverest censure,
and we feel like administering it, (~ith"ut libel.
ous iutent) There men sat patiently, frnm the
time the first jurypsn was called until Price
closed his final argument, confidently expecting
that the Judge, presumng upon his privilege as
an attorney, would go for us "f"r all that was
out" reiterating every familiar charge that had
ever been made against us, with long array OF
invectives of his own. They anticipated sweet
revenge that they had been longing for for years,
and fususi which they could suck sustepanee as
the bear eneks 1t from, Ms paw. But they sat in
vain Price disappoii3ssi their expectations, and
threw away the opportunity of a hfe-t time. He
went back on his friends. There is no faith in
mani
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

sesS.i-us- ne CspssFea sse.-1 D~sthsrn.
Some days since we published an account Of
the bogus check presented at W, eth & Co.'s by
Henry DOckhorn. Of wathena. The Wathena
Reporter thus explains the manner in which Mr.
Dockhorn received it:
waibena has recently heen invaded by for
ger, and he succeeied in playing his little game
on n. A. Dockhnrn b, the time of $40. Mr..
Dockhorn described the man to rs
about 90 years old, very afable and accomplished.
speaking the English, French and German Ian
guages fuently, and seemingly accustomed to
bneiness. He represented that he and . son-in-
Law named johnson had inst opened hnsiness in
ST. Joseph. aud he was here purchasing produce,
ctr. Mr. Dockhorn has quantity Of hams on
hand, and he bargaincd for them frsf af 10 cents
per pound, bnt afterwards "Jewed" the price
down To % He fingered srnnnd for sometime,
talking sbont renting farm near Geary City,
which he clsimed To own, and which he said
John Scott of that place was agent for. He snc-
ceeded well In iusinusting himself In the conf
denee of Mr.. Dockharn, that when he asked the
loan Of S from that gentleman to defray some
Incidental expenses, Mr.. Dockhorn gave him $40.
After leaving, be sent back q check to Mr.. Dock
hoiu
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
WHERE DOES IT CONE FROM,

Pints and quarts of filthy catarrhal discharges
Wherr does il all cnme fromf The mncnns mn
brane lining the chambers of Ibe n'rse. and ns
glands, are diseased, 80 that they draw from fhr
bhl its liquid, and exposure To- the air changes
il into corrnpti"n. This lifr-liqnid was {" hmild
up the system, bnt t is extracted and the systen
is weakened bv the loss. To cure, gain flesh and
strength by using DIR. Pirrrr's Golden Me''ica
Discovery. which also acts directly upon these
glands, enrrcering them, APPLYING DIR. Sage''
Catarrh Remedy with DIR. PIerre's Nasal Dnmche
the only method IF reaching the upper caviiir'
where the discharge accumulates and comes
from.
CATARRH OF 20 YEARS STANDING CURED.
MONROE, Onachita Parish, La., Sept. 10. 1871
X. V. FIERCE. NJ D.:
Somef;m. about la,t june | coTmcHcrd The
Use of your medicines, anL they have entirely
cured me of Caiarrh of twrnty wears standing
Respectfully, Mrs. &. Z. PHILLIPS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
ThlnkS.

We take this occasion To express our HANKS 10
,r,rr ~ ,b. ysnsas editors for friendly words
spokeu durinc the pendsncy Of our hoei SUIT
They wers the more appreciated, because uns"-
80, .nS .ou,e were from editors with whom
h.x. 8. times exchanged sharp words. 1t
.hox. that. notwithstanding occasional Differ
-. ,h. vreat fraternity, knowing that they
-. -.,,;red TO bear the brupt Of exposing public
,--,ng and that they are I'll liable. through mis-
80 or iueorrrct information, to get into the
same ditBculty We were in, have sympathy and
| kindly f.s ling for each other, which hnd ex-
| preston in time Of need
We may mention the function ONION, the Afch'
| isoa Champion the Parsons Sux, the GrnsshoRpe'
-mauy others We might mention, but It Is nm.
necessary. Must VI the papers expressed conn.
dsiser In Capt. Anthony, bat Thought that fuil
.fn.uis had been made him In uur suhscqnen'
correction. sua that IL would have beca Just and
m.ruau.rucus In him TO have dropped the suit
s.,m. pnp.rs have merely meutiourd the aif3cul
~. without any particular expression ot opinion
and bnt two that we have srci,-ihe Paoia Spiri
and the Ottawa Jonrnat-havs betrayed deligb
that va we're in the Courts. One Of these pa
n.r, uev,r had any good wordr for us, and vii
alxays toady to a man in public office; the othe
ha. an nucvntrollable passion for pitching II
,romiscuoasly, in order TO get noticed.
, We hav. never copied any Of these expressions
; because we thought it would look as if we wer
trying TO forestall pablic opinion f"r effect !" tn
. trial, and to create public sympathy m our be
half; but we appreciated them none the iess'
: We presume that Capt. Anthony imagined Ina
3 se had been instrumental in procuring thes
notifications, in order to induee him to let up o
g MS: and having US frightened, that lie could pns
Ms until We made some retraction that won'
z have done violence to self'respect. lie wa
o mis,skeu, il he thought any snch thing; for
It had NO agency in procuring the publications, ai'
e ,rers mot much scared, let the consequences i
l. what they might. Thus far u looks ~ IL 'ue ~
10 vice Of these papers was sensible.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

FAIR HT.-Some f-lInw having piirhrd nfo
the sonihrrn Kansas hdrdEoe that paper c.mt 3
hack at him la the following nnaHswerable man
ner:
II would be in better taste for Mr.. Bishop b--
f"rr he charges swindlilg upon others 10 step mp
to the Idraaee office aud pay a hill for snl,srrip-
fion and advertising which he has owed Ms for
three ar fur years, and which we have repeated
ly but vainly tried Ia collect.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

STRONGER THAN EvEE.-I.asf week the New
York Tribune publiSh- fIc;rinus r'litnrial arti-
tirlr. advertising for 'lnSt political party ii
which i. assumed thai the L publican parry WAS
sn ha,ily demoralizrrl aud dsorganze'l that the
rrmuants could mot l,r again r''nrrntri.cA Ia
cp'y the y w Yurk Commercial idrertiser makes
these fnrrih!e observations:
One year has now M sci since President
Giant c';irrr'l npna his second term. l. there
anv r.aSon Ia believe ilIa. m ur ;he Rc1u''licIu
marry is less strung to-'lay than wear age, nr
lian at ihr IRA nf gnol f." ling whsrh followed
the election of IST2i II Philad- lphia. the OPP
sifiIn consolidated against the Administration,
aud came to grief In fh- "f che Il sion
Cpllrrturship. there was annrhrr contest anh tn.
President won. The petty handful nf nalcon-
trnts who went out in l57l-2 have mn reiHf'rcr
inents in the S.na'e. and. in'lrr- wrak~r and
less numerous than tie third nf last March
Mus, If them wruld he only too glad e. Lc hack
again b. "ihs still waters aad .rc.a pastures 4
the old party. Mr. d., the rrerai charter aiid
town -l-sfipns III this State warrant aufripatiai,s
of a n ."f R-pu Ii an oF.a 'iit The Fehri .
AIRY -lrcfio"s were favorable and h'pefLl to Us,
AMI those of Marrh.
pruciaim III filings they roll.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
prrciaim III filings A. they roll.
And spread tie truth frnm poll n poll. %

THE NEw TAX LAw.-Thr new tax-law, a,lnr,-
ted at the late srssiun uf the Legislature, pro
vides for semi annual payments Of taxes. Il is
rracir'l that persnns who paw onr half tbrir tax
or hrfnre Drernhs.r 10Th "f any year, ran
have until the 10th of june brforr they pay the
nthr half but il one-half is net paid by the !O !,
of Drermbrr, tlirh the whnl- ampunt beconlrs
payable at once. Tbs interest on ds.liqHrnf taxes
is arranged ON n graduated scale instead of ac
cEring at oncr.
We have not seen a copy of the hill. hut we be-
lieve fhrsr are its general f.nfurrs. We have n
copy of the bill ~ il passe'l the Senate. bnt il
WAS somewhat modified in The lTonsr. We shall
copy of il.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

SHOOTING AFrRAY.-0n last SATURDAY., the 2lsi
nlf.. at the town of D,nglas, this County, Ira
Slayton. an cid resident "f the Connfy, who has
breu engaged in wagon making af Dnnglas for
some time. got into difficnity with Columbus
Ch-ltz. a farmer living six miles ont of Dnuglas
on Rock creek. and during the affray slavton
was badly pounded up. An old frnd existed he
tween the parties. which grew worse a. IL grew
older. After the first fight bath parties apnear
ed on the street with gnns. Chrltz snapp-d two
caps NJ Slayfon and then dOderd lelind dry
goo,ls box, on the sidewalk. The parties were
abont sixty yards apart. Slavton shot through
the box, the hall taking effect in the botly of
Cheltz. which causAd his death. Slaytnn gave
himself mp. waived q preliminary examination,
and was brsnght to Eldorado IN Sunday, AZ d is
now in the city prison. Eidorado Tmes
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

IN BAD Ffx.-Tb- Atchison Patrio, Snraking .
Of the f'rmatisR of the new party at Topeka a
few days ago. SAYS:
"Th- only drawback was the participa'ion If
A. N. York in the proceedings. He shnnld he
gently but firmly admonished that h. is not wan-
ted at the front. The refnrm party il mt the
nlscr fur sra'awag whose name IL m indi<snlu-
bile linked with dishonor. He is dead and sfin-
KEITH and shnnld stay under ground long -nough
TO he disinfected"
The new John Davis psrty is in had fx. The
managers don't want York in It. and they rant
keep him out. York 10 in abnut a. had ix ~
the marty IL. He has left the Republican party.
the Democratic won't have him. and now even
the John Davis quarfstte dent want to receiys
him. Mr.. York can now appreciate the coudi-
tion Of Mr.. Benedict Arnold Olatks Mirror.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

The new Postage law brings eonsidierable
revenue from the New York advertising agencies.
oen. r. Rowell d Cs.'s quarterly bills EPon
nswspaper. n rrc-ivrd exceed $3.50; thase Of :. N
cies Of W. ]. C.rirsn. Bates & Locke. W. W.
Sharpe aud oiLers mosf prominent. pay from one
faHrth to on--eirhih Of the above smonnfa--Ner
art Saa, March "a
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

A Coon LAw.-The Lawrence Journal men,
tions one piece Of reformatory legislation that il
is glad 10 see become law. This Is the act
authorizing the taxation nf personal property
used in business at it's site, rather than at the
residence of the owner. For instance. many
stocks Of goods are "a ned in cities by merchants
living outside the citv limits. These gossis en-
jny tbe prot-ctian Of the city, are watched by the
pnlir-, protected by the fire department. etc., and
Vet the owners. by moving into the suburbs. ~
cape city taxation. This is an evil that has been
growing fer some time, and which needed cor
rre,ing Under the new law all sach property
will be taxed in the eity.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

On the 2l ult the ex-Coufesierste soldiers OF
Lancaster, 8. C., disiDterred the remains oi "" W.,
Union soldiers who had been slain ih skirhiisn
and buried by the raasiside. III. remains "sIe
Caurt House awaiting Transportation. 1 nr s"iiss
were then sent to Col Black, commanding the
,,e.t Mt Columbia for interuient ID tne Nationai
Cemetery at Florence, free oil charge, pursuant ~
tn the instructions of the presiheh. ot tne ~
a A. r. R.-hims-lf a distinguished ex-C"nfede
rat. .fiicer. Judr. Mackey, of the Sixth South
Carolina Circnit, in n letter to Col. BLACK, IN
form, him that the Confederate soldiers wh" han
performed this act of graceful ana s"ioi, Ey coa'
ipsy did so because of the decoration oi tns
of the Confederate dead at Madis"ii, VIE, III
Nav last, and Of he recent snccrssfsi recon-
ion Of Cav Noye-, ofOhio that the Legisla-
turr Of that State should makes liberal aPpr"-
prlatisn to surround the Confederate cemetery
ar Columbus with al iron railing. In closing
his letter. Judge Asekey says:
"Ali " whn engaged in it wero ex-Confeuerafes,
many Of whom bare upon their Persoas ineffsce-
sLle scars of battle, who s,ded by tns conduet "
| the seld new lustre 90 the martial renown oi
| that historic district which gave birth 70 AndTew
| jackson. can best indicate the depfh sf theii
| sincerity hy stating the fact that they Travelled
several miles TO rxhuue and homer these remains
of Uuinn soldiers, thrangh country marked by
| miu,ln,rutal chirnneys that ara still black viii
| the fires of internecine war. This act VIII NEE
| with disfavor only frnm that select band o
Southern patriots who, amid the general eiasi
| of arms, devoted their grrat mental energies u
the ascertainment If the law of safe distance, a
applied to prnj-ctilcs aud sto@l firmly by thei
| homes until their homes were invaded.
In the same cnnnectiou il may se added tina
| the only opposition to the burial of the deal
past and the only attempt TO prevent the sHl
dirrs of the Union and the Conf,1lrraey fron
cIssping hands in reconciliation i'm the North, ha
como from n select. hand ut patriots of the sam
.tripe as those so felicitonsly described by JHdg
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

" The papers tell of a woman somewhere
in the East, who warped her face out of all shape
in the attempt to suppress a sneeze. As q rule.
the attempts to suppress sneezes have far diff
furent effect.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

II Because Lick. J. Perry happens to hold a
little post-office which he obtained by sneaking
fraud and doing dirty work, he thinks every man
who doesn't hold one is jealous and sour, and
anxious deprive somebody Of his little position
No use talking-the only cure in this world for
Lexis complaint, is to hoist his Insignificant lit.
tie dog-hide ont of that post-officc.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

BRowSLow.IThe Philadelphia Press say. Of
ParsnG Bruwniow: "
"He is fake- "a his sat in the Senate nj -
and IL carrfe'i bsek 20 MS solitary hnus. a. G.
There is m enlar In the tall. pale, dark -hsir-d
man. except his ewes. which grow restless when
anything in the debate exrites him. He never
speaks nor moves nor smiles. nor calls mage.
nor talks 70 reighbor. He is afflicted with q
terrible palsy. which makes hirH qniver and
frrnble continuously. but the old man means ia
die with his harness ON. and sits there bv the
door ON the left Of the Presidents seat, biding
his timen
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
Notice.

NOTICE hereby given. that application win be
~ made In the Governor of the STATE n Kansas the
9th day of April 1874 for the pardon nfJ. W. Brink
etrd at the March term of the District Court Of Donphan
County. Of the crime Of Grand Larceny.
April 1s74-3w.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

~ We Emaathize with that stern lover Of
justice, VII" hung about Troy sll last week.
Watching the libel suit, saying that he had
little matter Of his own tha, might depend upon
this decision. He hal better trot ON. ,b,, l;,,l.
matter of his own, while the business i. b,,
Maybe we'll take back something We hay. said
about him!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

u Tie papers, duriag the past week. have
recorded another large batch of defalcations by
public officers. We tiemLle in contemplation Of
The number OF Libel snits ahead, If there should
happen TO be some flaw in the repurts.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

- The Massachusetts, Legislature is having q
hard time trying to elect Senator in plaec Of
Sumner. large number of ballsts have already
been bad, si:heat any apparent improvement in
tbs prUspsc.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

u correspondent of Moores RHrcl Ec1c
Yorker has discovered that gophers will kill and
eat chickens. This may account for grod many
chickens that have myrterionsly disappeared.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
Gh SA Q1S1Hn per day. Agent wanted
On AHtH ~ ~ u everywhere. Particulars
$sO I'LL V~O free. A. II. BLAIR Co.
W St Louis No sep25.
Sherif,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. lss
In rpnaE rasrwrw ~

Do RHAx CoUxTr, -
NOTICE hereby given that will on the 18th Day Of
~ April A. ID. ls1< at the hour Of o'clock. p NJ of
sl day AZ the yards sf the 81 J-ph and Denver City
kMlrosd Company, at Elwood In Donipkan County
% k.nsas offer f sale at public snean for cash the &
~ aesesesa p.rsonal property q Wit sstseh Engine
Eine No q marked St Joe. d. C. r r Co." and Fiat
Ssrs nns l93 i3i ioi i3s IN. marke4s@St Jes D. C.
X X CO. Taken the prrp~rty ef the ST. Joseph and
Denver City R5road Company and offered for sale the
highest bidder far cash safify certain aiss
rant In my hands f collection Sheriff Duniphan
Csunty State o Kansss ssned blythe County Treasurer
ef said County zsx State aforesaid bearing date April
ist A. ID. fssl
Given under my hand this Oh day of April A. d. is74
THOMAS T. vANDERsLICE
Sheriff Of Doniphan County
April 1s7+-2v. Prs feeI a 50.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
Road Notice.

NOTICE hereby given, thas pesitian VIII be presen
~ trd tn the Beard of C.unty Commissioners al Don
Phsn Cany ksnsss at their meeting the 6th day ei
AP ie.4 asking that mach NJ the stze Road
Inrnugn the south quarter ef section township
range ~ De ~ eh nge 10 the quarter section
nestst Ia te run the east line of ssid quarter
tsnn u the Dnrheast thence vest fswing guar
ter seefisa Inca until Il inter. eets the road
JAMES BRfAA and ethers
March s fs74 o.. Prs fee, %
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

u We neglected to state heretofore. that
Tuesday, March 3lst, was the day set for the end
of the world. Hope no iucouveuience may arise
from our negligence.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

V The Rhode Island election occurred this
week. There was no Democratic ticket in the
field, and the Republicans had everything their
own way.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

ne narshali Caanty Nses tells a story Of
PAIR of twins" horn i'm that Countv. One of
them, bny: was haEa on the Ilth day of june.
ieoc sf ~ o'clock y. m. and the th-r. a girl. VAS
horn an the 5ih day of Oes.i,.r foilowinr ~ Sss
o'clock p. M, making not qaits four month. diE
ference IN their ages.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES,
" hv will yor
Suffer?

To all person. An,
ferins frnm Rh,s,D., ','
iism, Neurrlra M,
i1us 70 C"lic, Cramps in IN
the limbs or stomach i
Pain in the hack bor.
els or si'le We unpIl
Ay rHE HOusEg6Tn
fANArEA ani FISny
LlSiNRSr il, II an
others, the rsn.Sv Il,
y"n wNnt for int,
nal and sTtrrral "a, t.
II has erred the aAoys
c"mnlainis in thos,
an Is of ea.ea FSsr,
no mistake al,ou; !,
rry IL Sold bv N \
druggists. ialylo
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
Children Often Look Pale ana S,.I
FROM GEORGE y. ROWELL 4 Co
GHlPP{D HANDS Ind FLC[,

sore Lips, Dry7css Of the skin. 6c., &C.,
Cured at once by HEGEMAN'S CAMPHOR ICE WIFE
GLYCEHINE- II keeps the hands soft in all WraiAtr
See that You get REGEHAN'S. Sold by all IN
.ists Price 25 cents: sent By mail for 20 Niss
fictur,Il only by HEGEMAN & CO, Chemists ami prsf
cists 7. q RaV 2s2S. New York. mrhlsEl
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

u Canon Kingsley is now lecturing in this
country. He is one of the big guns Of Europe.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
HOUSEHOLD
PANACEA
AND
FAM lily
LINTMENT.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIICP

Happy Relief for Young Men frun The g.
Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood r.,,o,,s
pediments To marriage removed New me,bos - =
ment New and remarkable remedies. Book, al ..
iars sent free. in sealed envelnpes Adares. HOW
ASSOCIATION. No. South Ninth St, Pba,d,lDA, a az
an institution having high reputation foe
duet and professional skill 0.,,a -,
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For Sale.
marchI2f

XXyE have . splendid set ef Timers Machine, and
w Tools nearly new for sale at . liberaI disoasat
MORRIS q POULET
marchl2f White Cloud. Kansas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

Ihe stass tax levy - six sailis-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-28
PIpIFAX
TWENTY DIFFERENT HERBS,

Gathered at such seasons of the year when Their
juices are strongest and virtues unimpaired
forming combination unrivalled in the mate
ria mndira