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New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

MSS IA HAINES
MADFMOISELiE DE JANON
viii reopen their SCHOOL for lies and Cllren
THURSDAY sept Class for BOYS Oct. !.
Iurc attendance ~ their pupils e.ifly requested
Their iAINDTh frIsS, unrT tue carse of Madame and
Hlss kreg viii reopen oct T. framing c-sa for hndersIt
oy J. All applications at 10 Gnerey Pars n York
NEISS COMSrOCk''
IVY ENGLISH, FRENCH. and GERMAN BOARDING. ard
DAY SCHOOL Cor IOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN,
Nos 81 and 81 HIsRHVOIH PACK (Ncst 4Oihttl, facing
H6sery yoTsqrare Boarding Pupils lmltri ~ 10
School year oi lsl5 and lsl6 VII begin September ~
kINDEhGAFIEE oct. L.
Personal application and inspection OF Builng Of any time
CELECr AMERICAN KiNDERGARIEN.-
~ OBJECT method. Tir cillcl between and - yeas .,
Terms per term, q b. charged from time of pupfrs
catering. Beard washing, $50 To 500 pr Eie
CANT Park. fT~nCh and free;
rht upon perir Giy II method Address for
part culars, PRINCIPAL 1riDune once.
VNHE MISSES GRAHAM, successors 10 the
Misses win reopen their schoo at 40 Fftave.
rs hoase ron Washington squarc iu ESDAY the 2sh
Of September, 1878.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09
How to Get Rich.

A merchant had just as well expect 10
get rich by closing his doors and keeping
his goods concealed from public view, as TO
hope to succeed in business without adver-
Using, while his contemporaries are contin-
uaily exhibiting their stocks 10 the public
gaze, and inviting calls from purchasers. /;
il just a. natural Tor the subscribers OF
neVs, papers to bug from those who adver-
tise in it, "a it Is for children to follow SOL
diers when on parade. The simple fact OF
seeing certain goods published, morning al
ter morning, has an irresistible attraction
thst will fasten it-e,f upon the mind, and
never fails TO guide each reader to the very
store at which his or her wants can be at
once supplied. Every merchant of CON-
mon sense knows il 10 be SO and vet many
OF them fail 10 resort to the very method TO
make sales which is used TO induce them
to maize purchases.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09
CairTing il Kansas.

Professor Ward, OF the Manhattan Agri-
cultural College, in an editorial, among
other things says: 81 believe that dairy
ing as part of system OF mixed husband
ry would be found much more profitable in
Kansas than it is in New York. An or.
binary COW, with good care, will pay from
$50 to so per year, if her milk is careful
ly manufactured into butter and cheese.
The instances are not rare in this State
where this is the case. And yet, with pas
turage almost free, hay at from three to
four dollars per ton, meal at one cent a
pound, during the present winter, thou.
sands Of pounds Of cheese will be imported
into this State, and tons OF both butter and
cheese from Illinois, Ohio and New York,
will be transported the entire length OF the
State, to supply the market west
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09

the rumors OF his negotiations with cupid
but this last and fresh announcement Is as
serted to lie genuine. The lady named as
his future wife has been called the most
beautiful lady in America, and j. highly
accomplished. She has been greatly ad-
mired in society here and in Europe. and
has ever been the centre of a charmed cir
Gle Of friends. Mr.. Bennett certainly il
most eligible gentleman for husband. His
yearly income is about 100000; he has
his yacht, his four-in-hand, town house On
Fifth avenue, country houses at Newport
and Fort Washington, cottage at Brighton
England, twenty blood horses in the stable,
and newspaper. He belongs to half a
dozen clubs, and IL very generous with his
money. Mr. Bennett, and his sister, Jean
nette, are all that are left Of the Scotch
BENEFITS of New York, and rumor has al
ready named husband for Miss Bennett,
who lives with her brother at the family
mansion, 425 Fifth avenue.-Bufo!o Courier.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09
NEv MEXICAN Rancho.
A King Of Beasts 900 Head of Cattle


A ietter-writer, who has been visiting
New Mexico, tells some marvellous things
about the rancho of one Mr. Chisum, who
is, perhaps, the greatest herdsmen in the
world, if the writer speaks true. The
man of the land of Uz" was not q more
prosperous king of beasts" than he APP
pears 10 be. The writer says: To the
southeast of Santa Fe, near Fort Stanton,
is the famous Chisum cattle rancho, con-
tanning abont sixteen hundred sections of
land, on which Mr.. Chisnm has at this
time eighty thousand head of cattle. He
claims that he can fill an order for forty
thousand beeves, sent him by telegraph
from New York, on ten davis notice. Be
this ss it may, he is the "cow king" of
Mexico, to Use a provincial phrase. He
employs in all about one hundred
"cow boys" and "cow punchers"-and
in other words, he employs mounted men
TO picket the rancho day and night, winter
and summer, to see that the cattle do not
stray off the pasture selected by him for his
own Use. And like a sentinel walking his
beat the cattle guards ride up and down
the lines, and are relieved with due regu-
larity. In the fall, about this time, they
have the "cattle-drives," which means tax
ing these vast herds from the distant ranch
es to market. They find shipping-place
now at Wichita or Great Bend, in Kansas,
or at Grenada or Las Animas, in Colorado
And whenever it is known at which point
the important 'drives" will strike, there is
where the valtures are found. The cattle
men are rough, generous, and often intern
perate, and the gamblers and prostitutes of
the entire land look forward to fall trade
with great anticipations. Very often the
officers Of the law are set at defiance, the
cattle men and licentious women run the
town, and the entire proceeds of ten thou
sand beeves are squandered in a single
night.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09
Mr.. Stewart's:Last Purchase.

Mr.. At. Stewart has bought, for 3O0,-
600 francs $4,000 goid,) the latest work
OF Meissonier, which is now on its way to
this country. 1t represents a regiment Of
French cuirassiers going into battle and
saluting their chief, Napoleon !. who is
seen s,arding on = hill in the centre of the
scene. The troop OF horsemen cover almost
the whole foreground, the nearest figures
being about eighteen inches high. The ex-
cited AID warlike appearance Of the sol
diers, in marked contrast with the cool and
digniied exterior OF the great Napoleon, is
said to be admirably portrayed. This
painting, the largest Meissonier has yet
done, being FIVE feet long, was begun in the
latter part of 1865. In 1867, when the
work was far from being completed the
artist was offered 10000 francs for it by
Mr.. Probasco, OF Cincinnati. This offer
was declined, and the work, still incomplete
was exhibited at the Vienna Exhibition
Neu York World.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09
A Centennial Blunder.

There is small spider in the Centennial
dumping, in the shape OF certain "rule
and regulation" which provides that the
exposition shall be closed to the public on
Sundays. Considering that there are
hundreds OF thousands of people in Phila-
delphia and vicinity whose daily labor
must prevent them from going to the great
show during the week, and who must go
on Sundays or not at all, We may be per-
mitted to suggest that the Centennial man
ayers made egregious asses of themselves by
introducing the aforesaid "rule and regula-
ton = and that the very best thing they
can do is to repeal the same forthwith. Ii
our hundredth national festival is to be a
popular affair, give the people every oppor-
tunity to see what is TO be seen. II, Oh the
contrary. it is to be an exhibition solely for
the benefit Of the rich and "eminently res
pectable portion Of the community, by all
means close the doors Saturday evening and
not open them until Monday morning
s. Louis Republican.
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Terrible IL True

We have heard of very distressing &C.
cident occurring in Jackson county, West
Virginia. 1t was 'house raising" As
is customary on such occasions, chickens
had been killed by chopping off their
heads. Two little sons Of the owner Of the
house to be raised saw the chickens thus
guillotined, and during the day concluded
to repeat the operation. 1t was just at a
time when the men were lifting a heavy
log into its place. The father. who was
holding one end of the log, casting his eyes
toward the little fellows, one Of whom had
the az raised 10 sever the head Of his
brother, let 60 Of the log to save the boy,
and it fell, killing six men, two instantly,
the Others living only few hours. The
ak fell before the father could reach the
scene, severing the neck Of the son.
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The Business Of Suing Newspaper.

This business Of suing newspapers for IL
bel by every scaiawag, is getting to be 80
common since that curious verdict against
the st. Paul Hone1-Ress, that the next
thing the public are likely to learn, is that
q lineal descendant of Cain, the first muir
derer, will institute suit sgainst the int
publisher who tissues copy Of the Bible
II the law is wrong, and We believe it is,
the quicker newspaper men get to work and
change it, the better. As the thing looks
now, If a newspaper dares to show up the
rascalities of some mean creature whom
God created in His infinite wisdom for some
wise purpose of His OWE, why the fellow
who, very likely, never earned an honest
dollar, and never owned character to
lose, except a bad one, runs TO pe:tiiog-
ging lawyer, and expects TO get a few thou
sand cut Of the newspaper for libel. The
press OF the Stale should see to this matter
AZ the next Legislature.-I Hastings Nina J
'giop
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09
Brave Girls

A few days ago party of four girls on
thier way home from school in East Bridge
water, came upon eight boys, who had cap.
tured . kitten, and, having covered it with
kerosene oil, proposed to set it on fire. They
begged the boys to give them the kitten,
and were refused, whereupon they offered
to buy ii. This proposal also failed, and the
girls then hailed . passing man and
begged him to interfere. He refused, and,
rendered desperate BY repeated failures,
the girls attacked he-boys, and though
they were outnumbered two to one, succeed
ed in whipping them and taking the kit
ten from them and carrying it away in tri-
umph.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09
Sorrow and Respect !.

The obsequies of the late Henry Wilson,
Vice-Pesident of the United States, were
begun in Washington yesterday morning,
and from thence the remains were convey
ed to Baltimore and Philadelphia, being
placed in state in Independence Hall in
the latter city, where thousands of people
waited until long after midnight for The
privilege OF viewing the features of the
dead statesman. A greater demonstration
of public affection, sorrow and respect has
not been witnessed since the fureral Of
Abraham Encoln.-Oinso Inbune, ia.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09

VIZ. Bright has written a letter agains,
expensive funerals and expensive mourn
ing, recommending the practice of the So
ciety OF Friends, to the limitation of all
true friends Of society. We heartily hops
his advice may be taken. The Stiffness Of
burying grief in pomp, and of wasting
money most lavishly when, rs a rule, the
poor have lost the means Of earning more,
is Stiffness none the less deliberately arti-
fetal in all its nature than it is ESSENTIALLY
savage. and not & product of civilization.
True civilization of taste always means Sim.
plici;y.-Londom Spectator.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09
DR.. RsdwAy's
RE6uLTIN6 PILLS

perfectly tastslee, elegantly ecstcd with swee
gum, Purye, regulate. purify. cleanse, and
strenrshen. Rayvay's Pilis, for the cure Of al
disorder ofthe Stomach, Liver, Bowels, kidneys
R:adder, Nervous D'sezses, Headache, Con.tipa a.
ton. 0sseive.es. indte- Dyspspsia, Bilious
neo, Bilious Esvsr, Inflammation o. the Bovets,
Pies. and AL Derangemenis Of the internal yissra
Warranted to eject . positive cune. Pur.i !
yegetao 9, containing no mereury, minessls, OF
deleterious drues.
AOObserve the following symptoms resulting
nom Disorders Of the digestive Ofgans
Constipation, Inward Piies, Fumes Of the Blood
IN tn Hta Acidity Of the s,omaeh, Nausea,
Heartburn, D.sgust o. Food, ulfnse If weigh;
in the etcmsee, Sour Erupsioos, Sinking o. FIut-
tsringS In the n; q the Stomach. Swimming q
the Head, Hurried add Difkeuls Breathing, Fius-
trring. q the Heart, Choking o. sufscating senn.
ten whsn IN Lying Posture, Dlmneo Of Vision,
Doh OF wets beIore the sight, Fever ana Dull
fain in the Head, Deficiency o. Perspirstion, lei.
lowness Of the skin and E,es, Psin in the sise
Chot, Urbs aud sudden Flushss Of Hsas, Burn
ing in the Flesh.
a fev d-ses Of RaDWAYs PILLS viii ffee the
sYssem, trcm a., the sieve named disorder
Pdcs 3 cent? per box. Sold By Druggists.
Ee.d s'FALsE AND True"
Send one letser-stamp to RAILWAY L 90. n
81 Warren 1T, Rev Ysrk. Intanaxion 20 u
0hoanAads viu b soat yea.
opgito1h eo64U~B
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09
THE LOVERS MARIA.
4 Tilted Bridsaroom Taxes to His Bed 70
Thirty-Six Years,

1R1fIy ok IeSrs.
1t is an old saying that one-half the
world is not aware how the other half lives
This saying, which is both old and CON-
mon, may be fully illustrated in the life
and death of Ephrim Canton. who died in
town not twenty miles from West Troy,
on last Sunday evening. At the time OF
his death Mr.. Canton was IS years old. and
Tor the last Sc years of his life never saw but
iour human beings, and during the same
period never set his eyes on sun, moon. stars
OF the bright. arching heavens. Neither
did he see the hills, valleys or forests of his
native country. He cid not hear of the
great civil war that came so near DESTROY
ing the great model republic of the world.
ne died In ignorance Of the emapcipstion
OF the negroes. and never heard of any of
the great questions that troubled the pub-
Inc mind during that period OF time. Tn the
month OF Janury, 1885, Ephrim Canton
then young man about 81 wears old form
Cd the acquaintance of young lady Of r.r.
aceomplishments and beauty in Cahnas
asd innediately became smitten With
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09
More Gossip About Y oung Jim Bennett

The announcement OF the forthcoming
marriage Of James Gordon Bennett, the pro-
prietor OF the New York Herald, is again
made Mr.. Bennett ha. so many times been
reported matrimonialiy engaged, Zone to a
Buffalo LADY, that society il slow to cndit
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09
BEyKRlY, Mas, July Is. 1869.

BEVERLY, Mass, July Is. 1853.
DR. kApwAY:-I "a e ad ovarian tumor IN The
ovaries n bowels. All the uoctors said ''there
~as no hep for it.'' Iu ID eve y,hins that sss
RECOMMENDED, bnt noting heirei rae. I saw
your kesolvenr, and thought 1 would ry It; hut
had no fsith in IL, because 1 had suffered f,r
twelve yesrs, 1 tocx six bottles o. the hesoiEeni
and one hox Of Railways Pills, ana bottles Of
your k-ssy Relief an. here IS not sign Of tum',
10 be- seen or fel:, ard :eel better smarter and
happier than have isr 'aeise years he worst
tuner was in TIE lea. side o; iae lowell, The
ssoin. write this % yea s.: Tbs benefit o;hers.
You can publish IL II zoo chcnes,
hASEkH. p. KNAPP.
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FElCs ST. TEa BOTTLE


from a prominent gentleman ard resident AZ Gin
cinnati, Ohio, fVr the ass iorty years we'll knos
to the EessPaper pub.ishsrs thIoUghoat the United
States:
NEW YsaK, Oct. II, is70.
Da. RADWIY.-Dear sir:-l am induced by
sense OF duty to she eripg TO msks brief state-
ment Of the WORKING Of your Dedieine on myself.
For several yeas asd besn shectsd With some
trouble in the bidder and urinary organs which
some Ive,Se month"; $50 culninaied IN . most ter.
ritly ahetting aisease, which tie pbyneians u;
said vrs prustaiic structure in the ureths - aiso
Inflammation Of the kidneys and bladder. and
gave IL - their opinion that ny age-!3 year,
would prevent my ever kesung Isdtcaly cured.
had ued . number Of Physseisns, and bad taken
large quantity nedAeine, both ai!opaihic and
homeopathic; but had got no relief, I had re.d
Of ssscni-hins ea,es having been made y your
fsmedies, and sons four wonths $50 rod mo-
tics in the Philsd, Iphis satur. ~ Evening Post
Of cure having bsen elected on Person Who hid
long teen rafefing - 1 bod lean. l vent ri ut Oh
md goa sssss Of ea.h-your sarapari lhan kesos.
vent, teady he,ief and 2esuiadhS Pilo-and
COMMANDED tak,Ig them. In three day vas
grssily relieved. and nov :sel - veil - ever.
C. ". JAMES. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The Great Blood Purifier.
strong and Pure Rich Biood--IncreAse Of Flesh
and weisht-Ciear Skin and Seauti:ul
Complcxiun secured TO all


Every drop CT the Sarssp ar liian Eesolyent com
munieat-s through the blood, s.est, "Ttne- and
other fluids AID Juices 81 The system, the sigOr OF
life for 10 repair- the Wastes Of the bJoy Nth .sw
End sosnc material. . roiuir, syphilis, Cop
sumption grAbcuiar disease, Gers II tue throat,
rnuuth uIuoIs, Nodes an Ise .i.hds ard Other
pat Of he systm IN, rsre eyes. st.uInoroG, dis
AZ es from he ear, and the WORT forms OF sk n
diseases, .rupi;ons, lever sor"s, sea d h,ad rins-
Serm, rbsrrn, efysipe,as, acne, black spois
so-ins ia the aes h, tuino's csncsrs IL the womb,
nd ali weakening ana painful. o'seaarg.s, night
sv-ais loss .f sperm a"G all wastes 81 The life psn-
cirle, sithin the vur-u,. range OF this wonder
OF modern chemistry. and uays use III
IrSyr s.sEr P-fsU. IL e. Sis.-I ui,-e--
Luz potent power N cure H. IA.
H..e Potent, "a,iy bec"ia ,as reduced ty- the
waste and .ec0'ir. Iti"n vhHf II c1ntiDa-l Pro-
crossing, succeeds in Ircs,ing these vases, and
repa.rs Tie ss.re with rliterlal inaie IRON
healthy b,gd- 4. Ibis The Sarssp-r'IliaB will I'D
docs secure cure IS ain Tor when once tins
r,i;I.Gy rors il wo.k # puTin' alton and
succe. is ia diminishing tie los ~astes, II re
skirs viii I've rapid, sro evaa. day tue psieht III,
Z eli hmsef FRO sing better sIc stronger, The iccJ
is-., cise try tie ter. petite improving and iesh
and weight irciea-
Not O3is Goes the ssrsafsrii ian R.soiveni excel
al. known rcmelies agents il the cure 81 Chronic
Scrofu.ous, constitutional aud Skin diseases bu!
il is the only positive ccre for
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09
THE LATEST AND BEST
THE BEST 4 CHEAPEST.

aud descriptive list containing testimonials Of
Thousands IN 0ss, varying IN size from ~ IN 70 2
feet
kspedn stock, and sold at FACTORY prices by 4.
o. Fray, kinneapods, Nina.
+. p. Auis Co., Nnvaukss, Wisconsin.
q. Y. Todd 4 Co., g. LSuis, no.
0rat western Manufacturing Co., Lesyen-
worth, K.nst-.
t.ivet Bsckes Co.'S e1es snd Fae.ary, corner
Cesai and wsshtI 80 q, o.. uhsois,
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Health /! Beauty !!

Strong ard Pure Rich Bl sd-Incresse Of Flesh and
WEIGHT lear Skin and b autiful
t0nplex,on seeuIei 10 all.
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The Kansas Land and immigrant Association.

mpl
divided
rdt sd shares EACH
lhC a. A s T|
"a hern nc pl
OF in
h upon
rby an Nb 81 the Aa not
khodtr indeedns
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09

s'Orgsn n Home"
Musical Treasure.
"Gems Ct denim song."
s.Pisuoforte Gems"
Gems cf Scottish Bong"
"Eoofe's Iylsh Ae,odieS."
Any Of she atoee books set, postpaid, for re-
tail price.
OLIVER p:TsoN 1 co. cHAs. a. Orrsox q CO.,
Boston. M Dlvay. Mes yeex.
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MEDICAL

NSDtCAL-
z. e. e
Railways Ready Relief
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
~ re@d any qua sus-r With pain.
Railways Ready Relief is q
Cure for Every Pain
rwAs fsa r,E>r AsoIs
rM. ONLY PAIN AEMExsY
tina: nssx nty stops Ii, most excruci sting pains
| aiiays lnfsmn.tion,, and ours Coogestiens,
whether Of the I.uoas stomach, Bowels or other
glands VI Organs, bJ one application,
IsraOa ONE, ToTwEErY MINUTES
co Ii after hov violent exeruci.iin. pain,
thu Heeumai., 6af-Ri iden, irfirm, Crippled,
Nervous NeuIAisic Frustrated viii. disease may
ussr
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
| defamation of the Kidns,x Inf ,na;io= of re
| Bladder. Inflammation Of the Bowels, Congss-
ton Of tne lungs, Scre Throat, Dificuit
Breathing, falpitation OF the Heart
| h,s:sriis, Group, Liither,s, Ca
tarrn. Ina"en.a, H-ads~he,
| JOothahs, seura'gis,
aheunE ism, Gid ChilIs,
Asle Chi!.s
Tue sIp!icaro, OF tire Ready Relief TO tie part
| pa IL where the pain difficulty exists Ill sf-
ford cuIe snd comfort
twenty DROPS IN half a tu.ns.er o. rster vii. in
! fe~ nu:es eure Or ,Inps, pairs, b1cr s'ouiac
4 Hentbarn, SIX HeAfiaehe, pisrThpa, pyseatery,
Collie, Win; in th. towels and al Internal Pains
IIavslen ahouid aiw ~ carry bnftie Of RAD
| WAYS RtADY RELIEF With fheIa lev
6rops in vat<r viii revent s.Ik.e.s peius fror,
chsnss Of water, u is bet thsn French Brandy
i or Bittsrs n a stimulant
FEveE and A0uS.
not remedial sgent in the world that will cure
fercr and aqua, and all other mAlari0us, bilious,
SCARLET, typhoid, yellow ant other fev~rs (aided
| Fify Railways Pills. go quick Raj az Bead y
Relief. Fifty cents per Eottis.
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WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
FEyEE AND A1uS.

Fever and As.s cared tor nfty cent?. There Ia
not Q remedial seent in the world that will cure
fever and sgus, and all other mAlarious, biliour.
scaslft, typhoid, yellow ant other fev~rs laided
Fify Railways Pills, go quick ~ Raj say' Eeaty
Relief. Fifty cents per Eoltle.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-12-09
DIR. IA DWAY'S
SarsapariIIian ResoIvent

Has made the most Astonishing Cures 20 quick, 50
rapid are the chan. e. the bodJ undeTgoes under
tns inhuepcs Of this truly wonderful n,ediciue.
that
Every Day IN Increase .iRs Fish and
Weight Il seen asd Felt.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-12-09

A CERTAIN young lady of this place while
attending services at the NJ f. Church on
Sunday evening last, left her umbrella stand
ing in one of the closets down stairs, but on
her return found it was gone. Now if the
person who took the said umbrella does not
very soon return it, an unpleasant notoriety
will be the consequence, as the person who
took it is known. SO we say that if the
person who took the umbrella desires to save
trouble and annoyance it can be done by
leaving the umbrella in question, at this
Office, and we will return it to the proper
owner, and there the matter shall end.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-12-09

REVELATIONS lately made show that
the Eddy family, at Chittenden, Vt, are
as great frauds in spiritualistic manifesto,
tions, as Kate King confessed herself to
be- Their tricks were so well concealed
that they challenged investigation, and the
spiritualists gathered at Chittenden, from
far and near, as to sort of Mecca. The
manifestations, there, were regarded as un-
questionably genuine, and several educated
and scientific men were deceived by them.
One among them, at last, more curious or
more acute than the rest, discovered that
the floor of the little cabinet from which
the materialized spirits emerged, was con-
structed after the fashion of trap-door in
in the theater, and when it sank down, the
matcrialized spirit, in the shape OF one Of
the Eddy sisters, came up secret stair
way from the story below This discovery
has finished the Eddy family exhibitions,
for the present, and those who love to be
humbugged will have to transfer their af-
fections to some new imposture.