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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-08-20
NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The tenderert heart loves best the hold
and cour ageous one.
Rec. ipt for a bot brsakfast-admire
your landl.d new bonnet.
-Polite-"flease. sir. il you will &c, Of
my corn long enough, I'll kick you"
London has large thearre completely
unde kground ,and yet thoroughly vend a'ei.
1t has proved pecuniary grave for the
manager.
Wien your poeket-hook becomes emp
", and every body kno rs il. you can put all
yonr friends in it, and it won't 'bu,ge QUIZ
worth . cent.
Manhanseiahachuss wommcck Island is
not such favorits resort since tourists found
out the charms of observation-disclosures
plde suloukzriz y.
The publishing firm which does the
largest bu-ii.ss in me world is the 6rm of
Hacbete Il Co., Paii,. The total amount Of
their business annually exceeds $4,000, 600.
An autograph letter of George Wash.
ine,on "a. sold I'd B son last week fer tuen.
~ Eve doi'as. TIE Y .ung man who wrote
il got bul sevsBt, five cenis.
When gen ,eman" slauders a''lady"
IN n sDourg the taif one wells tim
over the head t. q toard' full Of shsrp
nails, ard makes tina, gentleman wish he'd
held his tongue.
- Deserted BY all except his ased bob
tailed DIG, his life went siouly ont Of the
shadows Of me sitHg Gun crypt over the
front sop Of D4rl,ns'. grocery, l. the vay
they expr<-s themselves in Georgia.
Now Is the chance for . scientific man
Lea him tell the peo, IL Of Minne.oss vh.t
usssui aud vaiustl- af,ic can be made out
q grssanoepers P-tr'lenn - scorned %
. nuisancs tor hundreds If yean.
"A Phiadelphia clergyman hopes the
Lord Viil forgive him wien be announces.
s'LA ~ continue our wosship this morning
BY listening TO . piece If sheet music which
~ hired quartetae siil pseaas ezecute."
"A Fts.shman hasiag hsara ths vcrd
Sras nads ~ TO sig~i1 pusuasios-as
ssPtss that esntsaas - eake snmeehine "a
0g'-aeok oeaaltea o. svsaiAg at Q pasty
h~ I'm vAish - ihs1ghssynssv.oS
- tsnDsd tissa 70 sssss . ys9s ~
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Gentlemen's Dress.

NJ gentleman VITO thinks about il can fail
to see tina, very grt at deal of mems suffering
during cur summers, ia due TO tae doi b, 8
they wear. 1t lie not The weight OF tie gar
ments, or their warmth, which causes ills,
but their fashion. For the trouble begin $
with The Very shit; and surely no other gar
men,s so absurdly unf1i,ed TO III. require
uen,s of nature as ore Of cur shiris Is in
summer vas ever worn. Ii is coaIrivsd to
fret us Just in the place where VIC wish to be
free.t, and where we feel frettiIg tire mas,
the o. OK aud wrist; and is perfect c1ndi-
ZION is ju.t tina, which this fretling Is sur
est to destroy.
VIVA, inco1eruity could he greater than
that of sselierirg man and a starched shir, !?
A collar made of three or four thickues es
of linen, SEARCHED st'f enough to turn pis-
tol bullet, and bu.itned round the throat out
side q neck-bsni hal 80 thick and almost
as stifi; wristbands conforming 10 The same
"a tern in all respects. and a sbirt-bosom
like q b'eached t-plste-this i, our
6rrt prepira ion to meet the fierce heats Of
June, July and August. Then We button
our trousers tightly a ound cur wais,s; We
mus, fret our shoa ld.ls with traces, and we
must put on wit coat.
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Gath Investigating the Scandal.

We present this morning. the fisst OF 4 So
ries OF dispatches on the Bsecher- Tilton
scandal, from the pen o. cur correspond ent
"Gsih, who has teen nj TO New York 10
make a special invss ga ion OF the case for
the Ch'c,g Tribune He ha. spent two
days in close CT N uui,i1n with Me-srs. Til
toa and M1ulton, ard this morning tells a
par, Of The Il ny "a he has received il from
6rst hands. The dispatch speaks for itself.
One cannot bat he tiiu6k in readingi with
the confidence snd love in which Mr.. Tillon
is held by his fIisnd-, who concur in saying
that his co. due, f., m thu beginning of this
wretched bushes, has ben far nobler than
Mr.. B.ech.g's. Mr. NJ u ton expresses the
opinion tina, Mr.. ecb.r msy tscaTe the
penalty OF bis n. but csnnot escape the
facis. This and similar EXPIRE ssions remove
any rena ming doub; as to what wall be the
purpor! OF the staenent To be submitted
lhis te mon. Not the least ai,resting
part OF tie dispatch j. composed of the let
iers wri,en BY NJ .. Til on 70 her husband
about tie tine OF The alleged offeuce. They
refnte CONS J. iely the charges which the
miserable woman was Unused to make be-
fore he C1mni tee. that che has been for
many years 4 vic im Of The,do Tiiton's
cru=l,y and neglect -CaicGgo Tribune.
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The Immaculate Sol.

81. Miller has always grea, s.res, 70 biz
knowledge and abby, when tooling- his
own baz 20, and has RED to make the poo
pie Of X ans rs believe that what lie didn't
know wouldn't make a primer. would
would gladly have it said lie frames thu
opinion and controls lhe actions OF the peo-
pie Of Kansas; and unhss a public officer
will d, a. Solomon bids. lie Immediately
begins TRADE of blackpuardi-m against
hun. But he ard his like have been
beautiful y played ou', I'LL W he is scsrse-
y even respected at home. Iua recent is
cue Of his paper be asserts that AL xsnder
Banks, Ward Burlinsame and Dive EN-
inert are the only men mentioned for Secre-
tary OF S ate VII are competent OF hnldi. g
the posi- ions. Now, We desire to inform
Solomon tina, he does 10: know everything,
by long way; that he i, not acquainted
with every person in tie Sta'e ct Ksrsss,
and has no right TO assert such unmi ieat-d
falehoods. There are other candidates
Who stand equal with The above gentlemen.
in point of ability and holes y, AID no mis-
ak. We assert, ard knowinsl too, that
NJ. W. C1ul er j. their equal in every re-
spect-Bdrfer RsIublicdn.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP.

A Virginia paper asserts Mrs. Katie
Shspp, living in the Msssanutten mountain,
is 5 years Of age, has full set Of clear,
white, regular ,oe:h, luxuriaut blsck hair
without a thread OF gray in il, is a straight
as an arrow, and can dance the "Old Viz
sinia" break down with the sprishlIiest gill
| IN the county
The 10 loving news item has been g ng
the rounds OF The newspaper for several
montl 5: "M's. Lincoln, widow of the late
President Lincoln, is ia Psris." Mrs. Lin
cola has rot BEEN abroad FIR several years.
Il anybody ia in Psris, France. repre- enting
herself TO b. ne widow Of the late President
L:ncClr, sac Is an impostor.
Say, do Won know General Grant"
Inquired Eve year old brpeul OF his play
mates tie other day. \ il tie shane-faced-
ly, several OF Il b ". answer d in the neg
atiyr, ard ask Il him Tie same ques ion.
"Kuow hIu? ?" was the instant and evidently
preconcerted answer, ''Have Just been a
-hooken h,,ds with fim." ard for quite a
Little time Was lon among the resi-
Here is the ohsl enge sent by 4 Men,
phis sprig OF chiyaiIy to his antagonist:
"You thought that you was a bitter man
than i was; you thought that YOU was mere
hishiul ioutGn Than VS.. But you are
badly mistaken you are a bIckbier aud turI-
cost do hear By Chslanye you to sht
Du ! on sunday 60 at s p. u. with Double
Barrie shot qua have said nof bout me
and talked a nof q bout an as good rs you
Gre If not # you please ecce2t this Fl ht as
pos,on field Y. i will leave you the say 30
how many PAGES We are to stept CT.
On the r,lls at the New Orleans Pension
Office there are the names OF fcity-one per- |
sons who are widows OF soldiers in the sec
ond War of indel enience. TIE extreme age /
of the psIs rs Is inie red from The fact {. at |
they cputd only hecome Iensi9ners on proof |
that they were married prior 10 F hruary |
L., ISIS. That was fifty nine years egg, and |
il it b. assumed tina, the youngest OF these |
war widows was only tour c.n years old a; |
t e i'm. of her marriage. she must now be |
sc .eny thrse years Old.
-Fastidious VI u1g vie ssvs TO Algernon,
who. heing devoted To science, makes her |
read all The scientific lectures AMI p mphleis !
TO him: "Raaily, Alg =rncn, sill this aboat |
diff sreniial ard int' gryl calculus, and bios-
corcreies and things seems 10 me rather ex-
You can't generally accuse me
of prudlsl ness; bu' is this the sor; Of book
that mamma would quite approve of my
reading, love-
The Provideuce Press &c Is of a married
couple who wsre passing jewelry store the
othtr day. Her ten ion WAS attracted by
''per!ec " lovely pair OF earrings. Said
she: 80! Ned, go buy 'em." And Ned
wen, by ZEN.
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A Wonderful Engine.

The C)rl;ss pumping engine 10. the Prov
idence water works is navel of au,omat c
reif-reguistion The problem of dispensi g
with sec nj resersor or stlndpipe TOR
high service, tie Cor s Company has so.ved
by the consrruc IN OF an uniqne table en-
yine," capable # pumping $500 600 Of gal
Ions Of water per diem, OF mor-, if needed
FRAT is 10 say, it every outlet from the cup
ply pi, es d s:ribTed over the high service
of the ely were c,ossd 50 entirely that no
wster whsttver eseapsd, the pumping apps
ra,us remain. pc ctls ~ rest; but the in
slant any appreciate outi - occurs, the
machinery, with no human aid intervening,
proceeds to sup,lv the waste. 1t has been
known to Be over Eve and hall mir utes in
making a single revola,ion, movi g ,exu-
lsrly all this zine, however, and capable Of
increasing this rate ains ct immediately TO
more Than thirty revolutions u minute-aud
ell that of its own sfcord.
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An early importation of bonnets iron the
beet P.risian nil liners indicates what tn
fashic, OF mex season will be. The shapes
are large, with hieh, toft box-rleaied
croxn-. ard A,Iiog brims ,urced up direc;-
y in frort. aud are very compact looking,
without strings or streamen. The winter
ccion viii be Of the darkest poeible shades.
jus, Oh black. those Of which French mil
liners are most bops.ul are mouse color, blue
see', nut btovn thst Is slmose black, navy
bloc, vioist, olive, the da.k clarst ehade,
knova % lie de Bsrdsaux, and inviible
green. Sometimes the zane shade Of t~o
a three 1aierials is seen in one hat; IN
o:heFs ave extseae shades of ens coler, IL
Gghtet beng ssceissed with tie darkGk, =
Deb color With nns-hsouu. The Ksnisse
nu0her 1t boopeee. haSs .diHesent cslosr.
oddly biende1. ssd & VII - Il Sassl1ae
nsVGl - hsaaisd 0noh1aaainm a -.
- oshs pa!sst pess,, 80 60, - q.
Sn1fn9s u 1 -. y
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Was Mn. Titan in Want,

From the Eev YORK Hssald, Aagusts.l
A brief conve' ,tion with the erocers oil
the 1iltnn family ,sto whittier there was
any stint in the iamily supply complained
Of ty Mr.. Tilton shows, in the languag OF
one OF the firm. that "Mr. 1iton was both
a liberal ard prompt paying cuHo mer, and
At no tine Iced Mr.. Ill on to have been
without an sbundans supply Of food. She
co Id &c, all .he wanted. Mr.. Tinon paid
oh, never It pleased him. sonet mrs the
biils ran for mouth. sv.n lon er; but We
we're nsve. unessy. He vas excellent pay,
and 20 were cory to lose 20 good . cnstcm-
e. The purchases we're alwass hbenl. Mr..
Tiltoo h,s paid upwards Of 500 At zine.
and vas Q i'm -cl.es customer. He dos NOT
ove % Q cent. M. Tilsoa generally made
the family porchases or :lse the soods we're
bought il her name; ard he, vh.a called
upon for settlement, always paid cheer
fnIlvO
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We Want Agents.

We want a representative in every neighhor-
hood Nothing equals it for agents, male or fe-
mae, young or Old. Large Cash wages and a su-
rb outfit, exclusive terri DRY, inch Is 'api 'ly
b ling u. Mus ap.ly at once. s'b-eribe bs
sending three dollar, GIVE the paper one
year, MAGNIFICENT premium, sh re in the dis
t'ibution, and re Give 4 FRkE a Complete Outf
or send for particulars Name territory desired in
ritng address WATERS Il Co.. Publishers.
Chisa2o. H. May 16w5l6
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THE LITTLE LIGHr-KEEPER.
BY CHARLES s. SMITH.

Here is the story Of little child,
Who, with her father, LIVED beside the tea,
On . lone island, from whose rocD we're piled
Aighihouse tower Of stoutest masonry-
A seepless sentinel whose beaming eye
wat-ped though ,he nignt 70 VAN OF danger
nigh.
0ned her father, Who had gone ashore,
Failed with the early tvi ight 10 return;
And 80 she sat and wondered more and more,
Until the evening star began 40 burn.
And tn uEhI, .'our Il. hi shoald shed as true
Lesi ships should be Inisled and cast away"
And so she sa., perp,exei with anxiou rare,
And list. ned t. the ocean's restless moan;
''n hat can i doe indeed cannot ear
Through all the dreary night to 4 e alone;
Nay. not alone" she thought; and undis-
The little creature then knel. down and
prayed.
Then she arose, and with trembling hand
slow dragged a chair beneath the wcl-irimned
light;
Pe-chei Ter slight figure on the trusty stand
And SIR tebei On Iip-tSe to her utrs ,st height,
And then reacaed up. Alas. her heart was
The .i.hted paper did not reach the wick.
Sougat could she fad 10 make the pile more
Til til. big Bible. kept With careful heed,
Aud read at night and m rning, met her eye;
Eut still she psus d, for With reyereDt dread,
Upon the BOOK Of God she cared TO tread.
And yet, she thought. "waat ifcur light could
Some ship ft,m wreck upon the rocky shore"'
And SO, wi rrtol 4 Oh strong and brave,
The heavy volume 10 the pile she bore.
The deed W 3 done, e lights benIgnAnt ray
Beamed o er the tolisg waters OF the bay.
Har ttth ers At he IN meanwEila
Detained by .ruei etches, rho had Planned
To keep ne ight unteuded, and beguile
rome passing ves-e's on the rocky strand;
And, VIII "a TIE oTi OF drowning men were
To steal tie cargo as it washed ashore.
And as they sa. there plotting evil schemes,
Hcping tie raiinght hour would bring them
True as star the lights feproaebfIl brams
Fla he'd O. or the waters. Foi.ed and panic
struck,
They rose together with sudden start.
And gulf babe the keeper to depart.
Soon o. or the waveJ the little boat he steers,
LIS white falis cleaning in the grateful
And now the strong man S eyes are full Of tears.
To sea afar that face so wan and white,
Fearing through darxn,ss from tn. slippery
Tee nisht-dew falling on her faxen locks
Glsd was the dauehtar when her father came;
Proud was the father rs he kissed his child;
But whom she ASKED with blush OF bashiul
shame,
II her young feet the Bible had deflei?
emo, no.'' he said: "ihere never is abuse
When sacred things are put TO noble use.'
And so he soolhei her Till her thoughts grew
calm,
And read The glowing language Of a psalm,
Until her heart Wa and cuDtOrrfl.
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DR.. WHITTIER,

6l7 st. Charles street. ST Louis, so.
Has been lense, engaged il the ,2~eisi treatment CT
We, Ssns,eaIs sesnal ana ch:onIc Dloesses
Syphilis, G ono.rhsea, Cieet, Structure,
Orchieios Hernia, or Rupture, al Urinary
Diseases aad syphii;e!cor r1ercuSiai affcc-
sl6ns & .ns throat. skin or bones, are .Is:'si
6permatorrhcea. Sexual Debility and
1mpotency, ssthe result OF sey c51ss youth,
uai In s:urer years. other aud which
prodaee suns Of tas following Effects: sesiadl
snissisas. dsbr, di7aes Of s:Sss d.r.e:rs
piaptss on s acs physical dscay. arsrs.on soey u
lsmaiss eossson Of fSess sezaa! porsr.
e.rias marriaEN Improper or UNHAPPY. age
sSsye ssnf In ssae6 earele7e for postage staEps
0,seaseS pscullar 90 women. sssa .,
vhss cAwsss Diseasss and dtsptseeaes Of the rsr.1
Steriiey etc., succe<sfaly tTeied Descriptive p,rgs-,
ssaf sealed for tue s,amps Age WITH expeeicc' D.
lied upon. 10 self Physician trea: ths
ands d eases every year acquires grea: ss Phycas
knoviae tais frequently reeonmend perscas 60
tavits4 Ghrn % visit the city Ter ca
eut. medicines be scat express nail eve-yvhs:c
cureshis guaraateed where exist, li frankly
rated. Cm:e hours: A. NJ to r. II. Sno3sys L. u
direct 70 tAs e.sss. Tat nis 1t ring the Door Btu.
The tlbshmsnt te Whole hovse Of twelve roost IL TIE
In IL country, embracing Rece ton All
Cou.uation ro,ns. Boarding ead sleeping aPsrtaea's
Nsdisa,ei and vspor Bahs necnprehensiye Laboratory
and Of al the Library. where thu old sn
STANDARD works Ct ell to schools OF reccine
found. Ans,siSa Fa:rs fs size and ccloret TO IT,
ussra.iag S5-=s con5'ials. which have been procured
from Paris Fr1n-e. reva.ess q expense. AID b
thr VI vi,e crcn 20 81 e,ilers. 4d!reIs "a eLoss
n6E7SzHrsSs 2 -
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NEW OFFERS!
NEW IDEAS!
See the Grand Gifts
OF
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10 Ia Subscribers.

Entirely new and unprecedented. and such ~
will interest every one. You miss IL II you DOM
send for samples and full particulars which are
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NkE THE GREAT WATCH OFFEk!
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ume, thor ughiy established /. the leading family
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No Charge for Adrice and Consultation.
EiR. J. L. DYorr, graduate Of Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, author Of
several valuable works, can be consulted on
all diseases Of the Sexual or Urinary Or
gsns, (which be has made an especial study
either in male or female, 10 matter from
wha. cause originating or Of how long stand
ing. A practice OF 30 years enables him to
treat diseases with success. Cures guaran-
teed. Charges reasonable. Those at dis
lance Can forward letter describing symptoms
ard enclosing stamp TO prepay postage.
Send for the Guide to Health, Price 10c.
J. D. DYOTr, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon, 104 Duane ST. NY.
Jan22-lS5
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sE1dINAL WEAKNESS CURED,

BJHANNAN'S "yEGITABLE CUEA
:" permanently cures all forms CT 'Spermst
ca or Seminal Weakness in from two
even weeks time. II restores Lost Power an
crimes back the youthful vigor OF those who hav
,s,ryed 1t BY sexual excesses or evil practices
bis remedy has been used by DIR. Bohannaa
10 private practice TOR over thirty years, and ha
never failed in curing even the worst cases. Price
Five Dollars. lent to any address, t'gee from OBJ
serYationl.
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SYPHILIS CURED.

DE. BOHANNAN'S Vegetable syphilis Cure' 10
~arrasted to permanently cure SYPHILIS in all
stages and eradicate the last veStige of Syphil-
&c poison from the eysten. Those having the dis.
.ase lurking IN their blood, concealed from obser-
.ation, in It's constitutional form, thereby leopard
iz1ng the health and happiness OF another, well
- that Of their offspring, should Immediately us.
this medicine, and be cured for LIFE. Price Five
Dnllars Gent to any address,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Changers
f. northwestern,
Supply Co.
Wholesale Prices to Consumers.

In orjer to Cooperate directly With consumer, vs
have inan sur.ted 4 system by which you can pro-
cure fresh and Of the dnest quality, t-as, eo6ees.
and family supplies Of every description, 1t youY
hom's. al Wholesale prices. Situa ed, as ne are,
IN he centre OF the great tea ma Of the United
States. buying solely tor ca h-vith Agents in New
York and san Francisco, We ca. and will furnish
tea, Of better qualify. and much below any other
respot sble house, trial our goods viii salts.
~ yen of this fact, and s,ve you from thirty 10
hf:y cents per pound. The fr.soa Why re caa
make thi, system profitable, both to the consumer
aud ourselves, is, that We do away with the ruin.
Gus az OF travelling agents, and the ''credit" and
middle man" system. You can ord-r in guam.
ity to suit -fom one pound upward. For full list
OF Inn supplies, ETC., please send for price list.
kEFEREaCES.
.'Industrial Age.'
z. Herrick, Union National Bank, Chicago.
j. w White & Co.. Commission Merchants l04
South Water street, Chicago.
Prairie Farmer Company, Chicago.
- Jenkins 4 Holmes, Proprie,ors Clifton House,
Chicago.
or any other reference that may be required.
Addrtss all conn M u nications IN
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CERTAIN cuRR FOR PILES

DIR. BOHANNAN'S Pile Ointment is guaran.
teed certain cure for Piles, 10 matter what form
or how long standing, In from three TO five days.
Price One lollar Sent TO any address (hy mail
fifteen cents extra for POSTAGE.
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Northwestern Supply Co.

CHAS. II. SHAW, gent. No. State st. , Chicsgo.
N. B.-Having connect on with two OF the lead.
ing Commission bouses Of Chicago vc wi receive
all kinds Of Farm Produce, Awe strist tention to
the busiaess and make returns same day Of sale.
junell-v.22T
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Estabslshed In So. A.OutS sa 1887.
Cures all Private Diseases in q short time, either
In male or female; charges low fees; uses no mer-
curry
DIR. BOHANNAN'S ''Tresti.e on special Dis
eases," which fully explains the nature causes,
symptoms, &C., of''-perma,orrhea,' 30, seminal
Weaknea,' Syphilis. Female CompI-inis, all i'm
pedinents Of Marriage, and valuable information
on other dellcate subjects, sent FREE to address,
plain. sealed envelope. on rece pt o: one stamp,
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Address Dr.. c. A. BOHANNaN. No. SIS Mort
Filth Street, 1t. Louis, Mo
~ Persons remitting moneyby mai. tor nedi.
cines. gill send by 'Postofice Order or 'Regis-
cred Letter. deci.ddw
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Office, 2s2 South Water Street, near Lake Street
Bridge, CHICAGO. mayl5 eodAw
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LIST OF GIFTS
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.

This Concert is strictly for MASOSIc purposes.
and will be conducted with the tame iibeEality.
homes y. and fairness which characterized the first
enterprise. JOHN L. kOrEk, PYcs't.
For Tickets and Circulars giving full Informs
ticn, address. HENRY v. MOORE, Secretary,
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
Norfolk, Va.
Agents Wanted Everywhere.
July eod4v
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-08-20

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Middletown transcript., 1874-08-29
EVTRYBODY'S OWN PHYSICIAN

~ O. ". GLKAsoN, N. D. A magnificent vol
nsns. Over $50 engravings. Low Price. One
AGENT took 100 orders in one week. Agents
wanted. Circulars free. H. N. MCKINNEY Il co.
72b SAMSON St., Phila. aug Sat