davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12
A GRANGE BURIAL.
Solemn Services at the Grave oil
Deceased Patron Of
Husbandry.
How the Order Put Away Their
Dead.

The first burial Of a member Of the Pa.
irons of Husbandry with the honors of the
order that has came to our notice, took place
dsy before yesterday in kickapOo, when the
remains Of Henry Bolin were consigned 10
their last resting place with all the promp and
funeral pageant Of the Granger burial ser
vice MIR. Bolin was prominent member
and the attendance was very large. some four
hnndred perfons being present. The pro-
eramme OF the burial wac about az follows:
On leaving the residence OF the deceased,
the hearse which contained the remains was
fanked on either side by three pail bearers
Who walked with uncovered heads and re-
gala draped in mourning. Following the
heane came the relatives OF the deceased,
and next marched the Sisters Of the Order,
clad in full reealia. The Brothers came
next, and following them the vast concourss
of people who had come from far and near
70 witness the ceremonies. Ths remains
were 6rst taken to the church where Priest
vent through 4 eervice peculiar to the cath
ole church of which the deceased was
ueuber. When the exercises here had been
concluded the procession took up It's march
Tor the cemetery where the Granger funeral
rites were performed. The coffin was placed
on supports directly over the open grave
and remained there till the impressive and
Interesting service was concluded. u. +.
Coffin, Master Of the Franklin Grange con-
Quoted the ceremonies.
When the brothers and sisters Of the
Grange OF which the deceased was . member
had assembled abou. the grave, the Master
read selection from the burial ritual, fol-
lowed by second selection BY the Chaplain,
snd then the members repeated slowly and
solemnIy the Lords prayer. closing with
beautiful and appropriate hymn. The
brothers of the order then stepped TO the
grave aud threw into the opening several
boquets Of iiowers AMI eyerereens. A short
but pose,ful address was next delivered BY
the Chaplin. While the coffin was being
lowered, beautiful and soul inspiring hymn
Was sung, and during the singing the sisters
shoxered boquets OF flowers upon the de-
scending oof;n until it reached the wooden
box at the bottom OF the grave. The Aas-
Ter then sprinkled portion of dirt thrown
from the grave over the coffin, and the ser
vice closed with the solemn benedicfion Of
The Chaplain.
Taken throughout. the ceremonies were
very beautiful and impressive. This Is the
6rst burial of Granger in the county, and
Il We are Correctly informed, in the SUITE
that is, with tie ceremonies of the order.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12

HIDEs-Grean &c; green saited, sasei diJ
flint, lsalgc; dry salt, laal5c.
EUsFaLO HIDKs-Bull, 3. e992 30; cow, 81 oOss
60; spikes 81 0c9i so; yeariiIgs, iDs's'e. sun
mer ball, 81 %; COW, 81 20; shire, 81 ~ yea :
ling, i0c.
BuFrALo Observation-Disclosures AMI whole, no. l.,
g. on; no. 2, S60o; no. ., Siot. Call, no. l.,
s5@ no. SUI no. a 49, c,, o;sse, mo- no. =! l.
no. ?, 81 50; no. ;, 81 co. so.t and hard euiis'
woIr-,irey or timber wolf, 10. !, s, %; no.
?, 81 90; no 3, Soc Prairie or small VOL, no. j,
1oc. no. 2, 35c. no. 3, Doc.
BApGKR-No /, zoe; no. 2, zoe; nos. Zoe
WILD CAT-No /, SOC; Mo- soc; No }, lOe
EAoCoON-No 1, foe; No 2, Doe: No ), Zoe.
GRAY Fox-No 1. Ace; No 2, 2oc; No 3, zoe. Kilt
Fox, No 1, zoe; No2, loo. Red Fox, No !, sc;
MOI, SOC; No. 3, go.
skusK-BIaek, 5oe; narrow stripes, soc; broad
OPossuM-No I. Zoe; No 2, &c.
MusKRArs- No /, l5e; No2. Zoe; No3, sc.
HOUSE, CATs-So l. lee; NO2, Sc.
2, .5c: Nos, soc. Mink. pale and dead color, No
l. 81 o.; No 2, SOC. Mink, out OF season and Gu Is
OrrER-No 1, sc 20; No 2, go 80; Nos 81 90.
BEAvER-Prime, aud shaved, per pound, No /,
i20c; No 2, .15c. Beaver. prime and heavy, per
pound, MOL, Is.
DEER SKI s-DIessed, per pound, No /, 81 So
No. 2, 81 -.
AS1KLorK-Drcssed, per pound. No I, 81 p
DEse-In hair, 25;toc.
ANTELoPE-In hair, 20925c.
ELE-In hair, l5920c.
A blue pelt Is never No. skin - real No.
is full seasoned, large size, bright color, thea y
furred, dry, clean, well stretched and perfect in
every respect.
Greasy SKINS are worth from to 90 cents les thu
Solel robes are worth 50 cents TO 81 90 less than
inevitably soiled summer robe are almost worth
less
Prices at all times subject to The char res Of the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12

There has been good deal of talking OF
late, and rot much said on the temperance
question. The dailies haze presented anti
cles with fascinating headings. and letters
have been written to the supposed chief OF
sinners, which he has Published with his an
swer, and in which his politeness equa'ed his
famous lunches. But the movement on
Monday was only saved from being a Ezzle
by one brave woman.
Where wss ''Sallie Earnest" who has
has talked 60 long and loud in the Com@e'.
ciai? II We have not been misinformed,
only one woman kept the appointment on
Monday Mrs. W, connected with the
legal profession by marriage. Ill honor to
that woman, for, though 1 cannot sympa.
thize in her manner OF settling the temper
ance question, | recognize her courage and
take prize the rein. do not feel so proud
of the other sisters committed to this move
ment: they should do or die do not
know the brave Mira. W; l wish l did.
But take this opportunity of shaking hands
with her.
Not even the ministers gave cheer and
counsel to these faltering sis.ers; saw two
Of them riding about town, and Others stand
ing upon the sidewalk. Is ii possible that
those Johns were weak and left all this work
for the Mays? Oh, fis!
For one woman, enter my protest. II
success should follow how long would it
last? II every saloon keeper were to sign
the pledge or be suppressed to-day, to NOR
row AZ many more would spring up-like
mourIers at an Iiish funeral-and 80 on to
the eud of Of the cbspter. which would only
end to begin again.
There is money in the liquor business, and
so long as that is the fact, there are plenty
of men 70 carry ii On. There
il tut one way To reach men, and
that is through their cos.umep. Reform the
men who pat-onize liquor saloons, ard you
shut them mp. would like 10 ask if all the
gambling halle, and liquor shops are owned
by the men who keep them? Would it not
be as we'll to do liule praying to the men
who take rent for these very profitable places
of buriness, and it is possible that all the
money goes into the pocket. of so-called sin.
ners? Do none Of the owners of these places
belong to any one Of our churches? Did none
of the money made in them help to build
them? l would that my sisters would strike
at the roo. of the matter. Why should :we
20 to these men who sell, with groaLs, tears
and prayers, and receive the men who bug
with smiling welcome. II women cannot be
logical they can at least be just.
Where is Cough He sends a pleasant
greeting to the sisters, and says tina, eli he
could be released from his present engage
ments'' he would gladly eome ard help
them.
On the brave General, What right has he
to allow any engagement" to stand in the
way Of his soldiers who have to answer the
war cry that he has been sounding at two
hundred dollars night for the last twenty
i've years.
And Do Lewis leads the Ohio movement
for fifty dollars day. think that any one
of these saloon keepers would gladly leave
the business, and give some unique expert
encss quite a. interesting a. anything Dio
Lewis 10 saying, for like recuniary COM
pensation.
EUNIcE LANE.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12
Tsse Hasrea Girl.

1here "a one reason Why We should regret
n have the ;roab,e. with domestic servants
s,ded. II j. because women derive % much
pasnsure from discussing the subject. Place
loo women together, and it makes no differ
eacs where the conversation starts from, 1t
will be perfectly certain to work around to
the hired girl question before many minutes
have elapsed. We have seen an elderly
housekeeper, with experience in directing
the talk in the right direction, break into
discussion Of Pythagoras and the doctrine Of
transnigraiion Of souls, and switch Oh the
entire debate with such expedition that an
unsophis,icated listener would for some mo-
ments have an indistinct impression that the
conversation referred 10 the inefiiciency Of
Pythsgorss az washer and ironer, and to
he tendency OF ttat bestben philosopher to
take Thursday cut Of every week. And
vhsn woman had IN unusually vil'aiOous-
~ hired girl. Who burns up the coal, wastes
the butter, mixes her hair in tie biscuit, and
ssufIs her relations with sugar, it is Interest,"
ing to observe hov she glories in the superb
ority Of her sufieriDgs to those Of her neigh
bDrs, and how, as she tells Of them. she
goat. over her misery and feels goods about
Il. A woman who has = really competent
servant il always in a condition Of AFFECT
~retchedns-. on such occasions.
THE American ::s.rdine Co.'S Bonelees
Sardine., sre much better, and less than half
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12
o. 4 Bulilnch ST., Boston, Mass.
Medical Kao,'cdgs for Everybody. 1@o MI
lion Copies Sod.
& Book fer Every Han.

THE SCIENCE Of LIFE, oE sELF-PBEsER-
WALTON. a Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cure OF Exhausted vitality, spermetOrThtea, Fem
Man, Nervous and Ply steal Debility, HypocOn-
ara and all other diseases arising from the Errors
Of You h. or the Indi.cretions OF Excesses Of ma
iure years. This Is indeed a book for every man.
!9Jth edition, much enlarged, illustrated; bound
in b. autifil French cloth. Price only 81.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12

oDOur Lotteries are ehaYtssed oy the Sease, are
.lv.vs dawn n the tire named, md al drawing
Ar under the supervidon Of sworn commissioner.
SVThe onci.l drawing viii b Published In the
st. Loais papers, AID . copy Of drawins sent 10
r%Ve viii draw . simllR scheme the Int day
Of evsfy month during tie yeax 1874.
Semit By PO6fORFICE XOSBY.OkDER,
1EGlSIEkkg ~ 81 DA VI
MURRAY, NILlEe . CO.,
49,: .:;a =; ,''~ , l''''' ~
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12

Medical College, Philadelphia, author Of
several valuable works, can be consulted on
all diseases al the Sexual o, Urinary Or
gans, (which he has made IN especial study
either in male II female, no matter from
what cause originating or OF how long stand
ing. A practice OF - years enables him to
treat diseases with Success. Cures guaran-
ieed. Charges reasonable. Those at dis
tance can forward letter describing rymptoAl
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send icr the Guide 10 Heolth, Price l0c.
J. Il. DYOTT, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon, l0i Duane st. NY.
Isn22-IS5
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12
ID. n. AeRrO0

Wholesale and retail dealer in reliable seeds,
for field, garden. and flowers, opens out
his stock for IA 10 surpas anything in that
way which has ever been done in the west,
both in quantity and quality. % yell a. in
price. He also deals in bulbs. rustic and
wire goods, gold fist aquariums, flower pots,
East india cane furniture, &c, and is gsner-
al agent for the Philadelphia lawn mower,
and Landreth's garden seeds. ESQ State st..
Chicago. To those dealing in anything in
amp thing 10 that line, allow % to introduce
M. Hebron, and we trust you will forward
him orders for his goods, which will be
found precisely % represented. send for
circular, d&w.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12
LTNB 2.

CLyAR-lst, II. IA and inch dressed, pei N
feet, Sos; I'd clear ~, ~ AMI inch, SGD
FLOoRiNG-First quality dressed aud matched,
sI5; ID do, IS. 50, 81 do, s27 20.
SIDING-lsi Gear dressed, s.. so; 81 do s2i; 81
do, $40.
sTocKs-A, 10 and IL inches. DIRE sell, s5e 80;
do Si3; - inches, dressed one side, 50.
SHEvLISa-Drsssei two sides. So 50; .! do,
$S &c.
BARN BoARDs-Roush, s2e 30.
kHEETING-S2O-
FENoISG-lst quality, S22 50; "a DO, 20.
PANEL BoAEDs-Drtssed, $50
CEILIyG-Clear, "a inch, ga so do, Z, inch,
So 30.
Box BoAEns-Ist guilty, So.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12
DR.. Stone,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,
REGULAR GRADUATE IN MEDICINE.

NNrca.s all CHaONIC, SEXUAL and PRIVATE
/ DISEASES, Of both sexes at reasonable prices.
C.3.3 Case y Cured.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, SPERMATORRHOEA
-nis fIt lozses,l SEXUAL GEBILi1Y, impoieDey
(.o.s of sexual power, &c, permanently cured.
No mercury used. Patients at distance treated
by .etter-inedicines sent everywhere. COnsulta-
ton free personally or by mali. Cures guaranteed
OF money refunded.
All ''Fei.l.Ie Dificaliies'' treated with safety
and Success
A BOOK on Private Diseases and eireulars for
N Married Folks sent sealed Tor two stamps.
All letters confidential.
NoTICE:-AIl letters, orders, DC, must posi-
lively he addressed to my Corresponding secretary,
thIs- DIX HENDERSON.
IIs W. Madison St. Chicago, Ill.
The great increase in my business requires this
ehang..
Please state Where you saw this advertiser eat.
mai--dsw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12

GR0cRkIts.
CoFFEE-Rio, from common TO choice, 3I-3sc;
Java, 31taiJ.
RxrINkD suGAEs-a. iojs; extra C, IOss c.
10lzc; xxx, 80,
TkAs-Inper al, fair to choicr, 5oai 10; Young
Tyson, 5o9l 90; Gunpowder, 65al -; Japln Ca
@s5c; Oolong i0lS75.
DRIED APPLEs-I2Ia13c.
DRIED PKACHEs-i3aitc.
DkIED BLACKDgsRIEs-i5i&d!6:
CaExsK-l6kai1e.
CUHIASIS-sd9c.
PRUHEs-lGila1sc.
SALr-O. t., 81 Gu; Sackanav, e. 75e52 81.
SYRUP--N Y. $50 doe.
YEAST Powders
Durham Yeas: Powders, n cans = doz-........s 81 90
ccus =,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12
AGUE AND FEVER
or CHIILS AND TEVE2,

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine justly
claims for it superiority all remedies ever Of
fersd to the pubic ior the SAFE certain speedy and
permanent cure Of Ague and fevcr, or Chilis and
Fever. whether Of long short standing. He
refers to the entire Western and Southern Coun-
try to bear him testimony 10 the truth Of the as
sertiou, that in no case whatever does il fail to
if the directions strictly followed and
ned out. In great many cases single dose has
been sufficient Tor q cure, and whole families have
been cured by q single bottle, With perfect resto-
ration of general health. Ii is, however, prudent
and in every case more certain to cure, II its use
Is continued in smaller doses 4 week two after
the disease has been checked, more especially in
difficult and long standing cases- Usually this
medicine vill not require aid to keep the bowels
10 good order. should the patient, however, re-
quire cathsrtic medicine, amer having tax three
four doses OF the tonic. single dose Of Bull .
esetfb,e Family Pills will be suoseiept.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12

Oryng OF THE f.xns, lEAvEywcRIH. Kansss
March IL, 1874.
MONETARY.
The Local money market ID 90 = with no
very great demand for loans. All rgu-
lar customers of the banks are getting acool- ia.
tons necessary to meet pressing demand. -
give the following monetary quotations:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12
MONTHLY STATEMENT
Of THE
Treasurer OF LeaYcEHorti county.

rI>HE FOLLOWING Is \ STATEMENT Of { he
Il amount Of IA onry in the .aIl - OF the C0un ~
Treasurer OF Leavenworth County, Kansas, be-
longing to the specific :unds named, and I he
amount p4il out OF each during the month Of Feb
rury, ls1i:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12


Rivers, wife Of Rev. Dr. Rivers, one OF the most
earned, eloquent aud popular ministers Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, aud Who is al present
stationed at Broadway Church Louisville. Ky.
Louisville. KY, Oct. s, 1865
DR. JONI BULL-Dear Sir: Many kind d auks
to you for the medicine you have 50 kindly given
me. have been . great sufferer for years. and
had the advice Of various physicians. Some pro-
nounced my spine. some my lungs, and some my
heart to be the seat Of the disease. l have been
burnt, blistered and cupped until l have become
disheartened. Several very eminent Phyisians
tho have examined my spine Informed me that
Vas threatened with paralysis or apoplexy any day
and that nothing but seatoa would relieve me.
had a perfect horror Il this, and wss hesitaiing
about having CEe inserted, when you kindly sent
me your Sal .sparilla which Immediately begun
with most acute pain In the right side Of my hesd
especially when would read or write for any
length Of time, and on rising to my feet l would
ave 10 hold to something to prevent falling
l am most happy TO inform you that the pain
In my head Ia entirely relieved; l suter but sell
dom .h nay spine, but mot :" aSu,e IN. NY al-
lie, enjoy my dinner more than any other meal
You Kindly sent me four bottles again last
night, and begun again this morning, and hope
to be entirely relieved. Please accept my heart
telt thanks and best wishes.
Very truly your must grateful friend.
n. Z. &. Rivers.
Nv jodrnal abcunds with similar letters, all OF
shich guarantee 10 be genuine; and written by
the persons whose names they bear.
DO not suffer yourself to be imposed on. Don
be drawn away after new and doubtful expert
ments. Dom I risk your health by lettir. Iovices
experiment upon you with their trash.
My Sarsa?arilla has stool the test for over twen-
tytve years; ii is still tine Sarsaparia Of the day
and of the age, towering over all others in pOpu-
laIity and its curative quail ties.
Avoid all those tho are trying to palm 0h on you
ofhpr extracts of SarHaDari!la sO-cllled. henenl
Der II Is DIR. John Bull Sarsapara Of Louisville
Ky, that is the old and reliable remedy for inl-
pQrties OF the blood and scroiulous affections. Al
ways bear tina; in mind.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12

Daily increasing In favor, and Is undoubtedly
one Of the best collections OF songs ior CoAAos
ScaOoLs ever published.
BvL o. ExrrsoS. Price 80 cents.
All ,ok, sent postpait on receipt Of retail price.
OLIVER DI7DCM & CO..
boston. cRAS, q. DI3oo0 CO..
..,If-soaav tn IreAAvay. .. y.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12
RUM ANTICS
A Day of Excitement and Many
in the Metropolis.

A Lay Vi LXC1tcmCuG anu many
in the Metropolis.
The Streets Crowded to Witness
the Raid OF the Crusaders.
Grand Preparations Made at all
the Saloons, for the recep-
tiOn of the Ladies.
They Hold q Secret Meeting in
the Methodist Church but
refuse to come forth
to Pray
One Determined Woman Goes
Forth to Fight the Enemy
Single-Handed.
She Bears Down on the ''SaratO'
ga" and Captures the Multi
tnde with a short
Sermon.
An Organization Of the Crusaders
Effected, and the ArmOr OF
Temperance being
Buckled On.
Daily Prayer Meetings to Ike Held
and Occasional Raids
to be Made.
The SalOon-keepers Confident that
the Movement will Prove
an Abortion.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12
LIVE STOCK,

CAlILR-The market for cattle has improved
triiIe the pas; week. Purchases in small lots are
frequent, and il is noticeable that the bIy-rs out
nu.nbcr the sellers. I he following table shows the
grades and prices in our market:
Choice native steers, av. lioufs anu
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12
SO, 900 IN GOLD.
One Prize SIS, 1000 in Silver.
&; e e.: g.: e: e: GRftIBlcEs

Two Family Carriages and Matched Horses With
Silver-mounted Harness. worth 81, 80 each; Two
Busgies, Horses, &C., worth $500 each; Two hne-
toned Rosewood Pianos, worth $50 each T.h
Family Sewing Machines, worth Slt0 each ], 5S'
Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches. lin all
worth from soto $500 each; Gold Chains, silver
ware, Jewelry, &c. &c.
No. Of Gifts 1000 Tickets limited IN 90. COL
AGENTS WANTED to sell tickets. 70 whom
liberal Premiums will he paid.
single tickets 81; Six ticket, $40: Twelve tickets
SO; Twenty-Five $50.
Circulars containing full list Of prizes. . de-
scription of the manner OF drawing, and other In.
formation in reference 10 the distribution. will
be mt to any ordering them. Ali letters must
tie addressed IN MAIN OFFICE.
lOl ~. Fifth 81 4. -. SINE. B0H -.
febiG-dAv CINCIhSAEi %.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12


There will be called meeting Of the dele
eatss Of the Agricultural and Horticultural
Association Of Kickapoo and Easson town
ships, Leavenvorth county. at Junction
School Houee. on Saturday, March 2l1,
1874, at 10 O'Clock Q. m.
Each Club and Grange will be entitled to
Eve delegates.
We hope that each organization in the
District viii be fully represented. and We ex-
tend cordial invitation to all farmers to
come and aasist in the deliberstions, - We
have bosins. that concerns every farmer in
the sd District.
March 10Th. 1874.
II. C. SQUIREs, President.
q VI MoopE. Sacrefsrv. VII
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12

Also Proprieton Of seovilps Blord and Liver
Syrup, CRboiic saive, EAey's 1rsehsss Oxygens-
ted Eitters, Mott Liver Pills. &c.
JOHN =. HgNRY, CUBeA0 CO..
nns12.u-Is6 . ~ 3 CsaleGp Plsess NsU Tea.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12

.
Cows with calves and sfingers...-..-.. % uet' 60
Veal calves according to quality. OO,asi5 w
HOGs-Jn light supply, the number OF poor hogs
now being marketed leads To the conviction that
farmers are selling the stocks closer than usual,
sins TO the light crop of corn, and the high prices
prevailing cereal the>great bulk OF the hog
crop has been marketed, and packers have virtua
closed for the season, still there are good many
hogs being packed in small way. Prices oil hos
same as quotations. There is good demand for all
hogs offered. We quote Live Hogs, good to choice
heavy si35li as gross; good TO choice light 81 90
a. 50. Dressed Hcgs-sood 10 choice heavy -. 90
C.J %; good TO choice light e.. 50ei5.ov.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12

to common mixed stick, ia
Guiding thin, seTubby steers, stays,
bulls, bcny oxen and lean steers,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12
BULLS
S ars aparilla

Rcd the following extract Of a letter from Mrs.
Rivers, wife Of Rev Dr. Rivers one OF the most
earned, eloquent and popular ministers Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, aud Who is q. present
stationed at Broadway Church Louisville. Ky.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12
TO THE -
nervous & DkbIL|TlTfD
OF EOTH SEXES.

No C.orge fer Adgice and Consultation.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12
our 0Oe0te0t 0efv40tg,
JENNIsoN 4 MILE

Thi special invitation did not have the
desired e6ect il w.s expected that the
voosa would swarm from the church and
bear down at once On the hated salooo
whisA thus deliherately hauated
u their faces . challenge to come-but they
Ahsst fsDeaoek oss poor, lone woman
- 6ea q ne1nea n lie bar room Of lie
o1ah1ish0s1t - vh0 i bsnns known
1T - - 49, b pay. IL ~ fue =
- 3 Sill |! - -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-12
Choice Trios!


D.yo1rosAL CHIMES. BEST vrsrsY SINGING