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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-19
sAM'L w. BROOKE, NJ. o..
Physician, Surgeon and 0bstetricIan.

OFPICE-In Lanfranco's Building. Main ~
ONCE hours-8 to 10 A. M, 2to 4 ana 10 ~ NJ
Residence, No. 240 Main street. dzsti
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-19
FRED. EUPHRAT, M. D.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL
ty, diseases of children.
OFFICE Over Heinzman's Drug store
Main street, myl9 If
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
3 metun6Sp ties &aptte
Su Der S~SerfFatte.


Die 9ii1terlaiieni0aft Der alten Sante
tDar bod beoeute10er, ais YatllNetter eS
ertDartet bate.
JtaturlI1 fpnnte bieie erfreuli6e Gnts
be6mlg ieile beitere Sttmmllit8 INIT err
b09elt, un6 es mar nt6t minOer natiiyli0,
Dab Der Commits =8DDagelr mad 0ieier1
@ladsfau vni6t Idn9er Tiir1enolener
lein woQte", tpie er iDfort nnd) ieiner
9tiidte1r bon Der Gei1e ieiner 8raut nit
feierli6em Ya pos erf(Grte.
ltno Bic @ebrIber Sogel fonnten boge>
gen, DaB iDr bisbertger 9teilenocr nun
leine SelbitFGnbtgfeit be9rilnOen wolltc,
1lt0tS etntpeu0en.
6elene ulo beren Weutter iparen NIT
benz Sorbaben YaulS etnDerltauOer, un0
Der 2eBtere fdnb tpGbrenD bet @riinoMng
bes @el6Gfts aud nod d3eit geIlug, Die
SDr6ereitu1gen GUT 5o65ett 81 t%reffcn,
Die nun audi l0on balo 9eTelert i1erDet
iollte.
Tor allen 9tngeu muBten Sic bis6ertz
gen S9mloen getllgt tperoen, eDe man oil
neue 2tui6offunseI benfen onrfte, uno 10
trat benz 8auL NIT betterer Wllelte i'll Die
NerfltGtte ieiuesS SHUTTERS, I'm AUDI bier
Die alte Ge9nu1g at ttl9elt.
Der bieoere Oteilter en1pftng i'm init
beiterer WtieNe, CT ia1 ben ~alleSeit Dcrs
aniiqten 9tetlenoeu germ fommeu, bate
6erlelbe tbm bod oft Seranlaiiuug 9eges
ben, re6t berSli6 gu LADEN, un0 fir Den
alien Wtallt mar baS mitunter ELL See
bIrfniB, aumal in Der gegenpdrtt9en3elt
lit Der bieYolitit tbm 10 monbenSerDruB
berettetc.
ngllio ftebt man sic aud nod eina
NAL ga rief er benz ittretenOen entge9ea.
uS6 Da@te i@on, Sic ieien mir nnFren
.getporoen."
vSie ba6ten: lln6 9tpB lno 9teiter la0
i'd nienals pieper!" erpteoerte Yaul betz
ter. vaber es lsbt etn anoers oentenOes
@e16le9t, Otetiter, ultb i1 tolHEIe, ul1
metne S6ulO 81 aablen." -
v9lber balnit BATS bod feline Glle!"
Iagte ber Mteiiter eritaunt. u@Inem 1olls
BEN Wtanre borge t1 gerne, nllo SDneIl
itebt bic @6rIi6feit auf bsr Stiri1e ge7
16rieben."
uOanfe fit 6ie quite Metnung! 9as
9eben lit Der Sitter b06ftcs rl9t, Der
l1ebel gr6Btes aber itnO bic S1ulDen. =
9ier lit S6re Ge0nun8 uuo bIer pas
@elo, legt's 3u Dem uebrigen."
Der S6uiter i6ittelte Den &opf uro
iebte Die 5OrMbriue auf feline 9Sale, UNI
oas @elb 3u 5Gbleit.
vS6 9dbe mas Drum, ipent i6 10 gez
lebrt pdre, Die Sie," ia9te ct, pabtr nlls
iereins bat in Der Su9enO Mot 3ett nod
@elesenbett Dtel nleDr ais OnS Glnnal7
ems 5u lerren."
yl1no nabber f[ast man baum: BaS
man ni6t weiB, bas eben braudt man.
nno tDas man weiB, fam man nlbl brau7
6en."
gyta, bas min i6 grade ni9t iageu;
mas i6 meiB fann ib aud brauOen.
0aben Sic in Der Gotterie 9eiuon1en Z"
Isle ipre6en ba ein groBeS WOrt gee
laiien aus!" eripieoerte Saul, pG4reno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
iuu6swan5i9ft RaptteL.
observation-disclosures.

Der Snlpeftor ftanb tm8egrif, tit feis
ne @Obnuns etn8utreten, ais iails benz
onntlen S6atten Der 9Guier e:Ae @eitalt
Dor tbn btntrat, IN Der ct GugenblidIi9
Bob erfannte.
pS9 muB nod etnmaI 31 Sbnen fonl=
meH," ia9te Der Sa9abunb MI sc -.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11
20 wearisome Condition of Humanity -

How MANY wretched homes in our land
How many heartbroken invalids! Life,
with many, signifies a mere onerous exist
ence. All are subject to disease, but when
health is removed the hope is nearly gone
ont. Sickness is usually incurred through
exposure or carelessness. Especially is this
true With those diseases peculiar to woman
Through her own imprudence and folly she
is made to drag out a miserable existence
a source of annoyance TO her friends
and anything but comfort and pleasure
to herself. Exposure to the cold at times
when she should be most prudent, and over
taxing her .,ody with laborious employ
ment, are both fruitful causes of many Of
the maladies from which she suffers. Grad.
ually the bloom leaves her cheeks, her lips
grow ashy pale, her vivacity departs, she
experiences q feeling of WEAKNESS and
general languor, and altogether presents
ghostly appe arance, What does she
need? Should she take some stimulating
drug, which will for the time make her
"teel better" or does her entire system de-
mand reparation? She requires something
| which will not only restore to health Tho
diseased organs, but will tone and invigor'
ate the system. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription will do this. 1t imparts strength
to the diseased parts, brings back the GLOW
OF health, and restores comfort where pre-
I, viously there was only suffering.
Every invalid lady should send for "Tht
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser,
in which over fifty pages are devoted to tn
consideration of those diseases peculiar {,
Women. 1t will be sent postpaid to an.
address, for Sl50. Address 4. V. Pierce
NJ. D., Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, \. Y
Agents wanted to sell this valuable work.
| eodSw
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E O r S AL .
100000 Heres
OF VALUABLE LANDS
In Kansas.

By direction of the Honorable Secretary
of the Interior, the undersigned will re-
ceive sealed bids for the purchase of any or
all of the unsold lands west of the Neosho
River, along the southern line of the State
of Kansas embraced within what is gener-
ally known as the 'CHERoKEE STRIP"
these lands are offered for sale in COM
pliance with the provisions of an act of
Congress, approved May II, 1872, To. S.
Statutes at Large, vol. xvii, Pr. SO and SO.
They will be sold to the highest bidder
for cash, in quantities not exceeding one
hundred and sixty acres. and not less than
two dollars per acre for all of said lands
living east of the Arkansas river, and one
dollar and fifty cents per acre for such
lands as lie west of said river.
Printed lists, describing the lands hereby
offered for sale by their proper legal subdi-
visions and indicating the minimum price
at which each tract is held, will be sent by
mail TO the address of any person making
application therefor to the Commissioner
OF the General Land Office, or to the Regis
Ter and Receiver OF the local offices at
Wichita and Independence, Kansas.
Persons oflerino 20 purchase may bid for
as many tracts .ey may desire, but each
and must be for not more than one hun
dred and sixty acres, land conform to the
legal subdivisions embraced in the list.)
Bids must be accompanied by ten per
cent of the amount bid as guarantee OF
the good faith OF the bidder, which sum, in
case the land is awarded and the balance
not paid, will be forfeited. Should any bid
be rejected, the sum deposited will be re-
turned to the proper party.
Parties whose bids are accepted will be
| notified OF such acceptance as soon alter
| the opening of the bids as practicable, and
| if within forty DAYS after such notice has
been duly mailed payment in full be not
made to the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office OF the amount bid, the land
again subject to sale.
The ten per cent. deposit required to ac-
company bids may be RENTED in Post
Office orders, certificates OF deposit, ceTti-
fled checks on some Government depository
PAYABLE to the order OF the COMMISSIONS,
Of the General Land Office, or in currency.
The right to reject any and all bids Is
expressly reserved.
All bids must be sealed and addressed to
the COMMISSIONER OF THE GENERAL
LAND OFFICE, WASHINGTON, ID. c., and H.
dorsed "BIDs FOR CHEROKEE STRIP
LANDS"
Bids will be received as above invited un-
til II o'clock, noon, of the thirtieth day OF
November 1875, after which they will be
duly opened and acted upon.
S. S. BURDET1,
Commissioner Of the General Land Otfte
WASHINGTON, d. c. September Is, 1875
sept26-w-6l
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yERypUs DEYlIIii.

depresssd, irritable site CT mind ;
q weak. nervous, sxhaE..ed feeling
no energy or ANN a-;cB ccatrs''d head,
weak m-m=ry, oft-n with deb;iitatins,
ip,aiHalary disc taTs SIS. The conce-
qusnoe OF excuses, mental overwork or
intersections. This NERVOUS JEElii.
~ finds a sovereign cure in RUIZ.
Pha ~ GaaEJriTH,u -PGaiti'' +,
80. - Ii tones up the system, arrests
discharges, diSpeis the menta. gloom and
despondency, and rejuvensres the entire
system. 1t is perfectly harmless and al
ways efficient. Price. s., for a package Of
i've boxes and large 81 vial of powder
which is important in old, serious cases
or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL Drug,
gists. or sent by mail on receipt of price
Address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co., No. So Broadway, \. Y
Thee. Eger~lcrf, Robert Parham, Agents
Ieaven~or;h, Kansas. sITli-eod&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11

ScRIPTURAL--"S Simmons Liver Regula-
tor is certainly specific for that class OF
complaints which it claims to cure. OF lis
beneficial effects We do know something
and, from personal experiments, it is our
opinion that i:s virtues have not been exag-
garated by the many fattering notices OF
the press. Many of our fellow beings are
suffering from hcptic disorders, and have
doubts in relation To the efficacy OF this
popular preparation. We can only offer
them the simple and candid argument OF
Philip to Nathaniel, 'Come and see." Try
the proposed remedy, and then you can
Judge for yourselves.
"REv. DAVID WILLS, Presiden: OF Ogle,
thorp College, and Pastor of Presby-
terrain Church, Macon, Ga, Prof. Uni
yersity Of South Carolina. d&wlt
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11
Every Flavor True

With great care, by process entirely his
own, DIR. Price is enabled TO extract from
each Of the true select fruits and aromatics
all Of its characteristic favor, and place in
the market class of Flavorings of rare ex-
celIence. Every fiovor, as represented, OF
great strength and perfect purity.
For any favor that may lie wanted for
flayoring ice cream, jellies, cussards, pas
try, etc, we recommend DIR. Prices True
Flavoring Extracts, and feel sure that like
his celebrated Cream Baking Powder, will
give perfect satisfaction. There is no i'm
position in these articles. eod&w
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tErH.t1gnss. APECfEKC

Fo- al 'is uf the Liver. stomach and Spleen.
Ia IN TOMS Of the Liver complaint ar a
hi .r " had taste IN he " outh; ram in the
B.cs sides IT Joints. of e1 mistaken for khenm =
I sm; tenn se-,: loss OF Appct te Bowels
alternately co.tive and lax; Headache; Loes O.
msTnpI,, sith painful sensation Of having failed
J" do saIne' hing which ought 10 have been done 5
DsBiiisy, l.OS SpiT fts q th'c< vel ow- ap-
p-araace ofthe skin and Eyes, dry Cough Of en-
Inisia Tor Cobsu Dion-
-o.oef mes NAVY Of tbssr symptoms attend The
disz., oth-Is very few; but TIE LiVss, the
l4e,t orsan in the bDdy. IL feoersliy the seat OF
sh p and IL zu ated in tim great SUI
feriug, and wre;chedne a9d DkA d WI an
-
.'or DYsP tPSIA, bNSrIoATIoS, Jaundice,
Bilious srtaek-, LEX HEADACHE, Col G, De-
preston Of Spi It's, SOUR ,loMACE. Hear; Burn,
DC &C,
The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family
Medicine in the World,
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
J. 81. ZY1IIS q CD,
MACON, GA, and Pr LADEDPHIA.
Price sLCo Sold bs all Druggists.
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s2s0,0o0 to Loan.

have the above named sum TO loan on
good El.rOrs4 F;TH.s, in Sums OF not less
that Sl.C0). VIII loan but one-ihird the
appraised value, at l. per cent. interest,
ravab'e semi-annually, 'ritho,a commissions,
brokerage or .GssTc1oe, or ten per cent. with
insurance. Title must he perfect. Those
wishing To borrow viii either call in person,
or write, giving full particulars, TO
VIM. BooTH.
General Agent Of the Northwestern Life In
suranoe Company, corner Of Fifth and
Delaware Streets, Deayenwof;h.
S.pti-iyw
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CAPT. BURKs has now in his possession 9
turnip, OF Leavenworth county growth
which WEI, lbs fourteea pounds, and measures
quite q number OF feet in circumference
1--WE don't remember just how many Ii
has three legs, or protruberan.ss which an
swer the same purpose, and it is now serv.
ing in the capacity of piano stool. Will
somebody please Gnd US another turniP?
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11
Dragging out Existence.

The nervous, weakly invalid doss not enjoy life
bat merely 'drass out existence" the phrase is
United for the active pursuits Of life, and ncapa-
bic Of paraking of its pleasures, TO which health
alone can give zest disnclined TO social inter
course and prey to melancholy, the v.letudinari-
an is indeed object Of pity. Yet there nothing
in all thfs thReannot be remedied by that genial
alternative tonic and nervine, Hos:etters Stomach
Bitters, which supplies deficient stamania- braces
the nervous system, and overeomes those bodily ir-
regularties to which weakness is most fire.
quently attributable. Diseases Of the kidney and
bladder imperfect digestion aud uterine troubles are
fertile sources of debility. Ts1R as1isiaa howev-
er, becomes a matter of ceseainky ~ Hntetters
Stomach Bitters are systeunaiaHy thst Pur-
pose. The Bitters likeviuotnnl1s 81 prevent
fever and ague and other debins1iag 1shsne CON-
plants Of malarial nature.
II you want a stylish boot or shoe, go to
Frank Zpp's, No. 404 Shawnee street.
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Castoria is more than substitute for Cas-
toro!l. Ii is the only safe article in existence
which Is sure to regulate the bowels, cure Wind
cole and produce natural tleep. Il ;s pleasant to
take. Children need net or. ard mothers may
icep. xpr2.v
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11
A CRcd.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervou, weak.
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c,
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This remedy was discov
cred BY missionary in South America
Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev
Joseph I. lnman, Station d, Bile House
Ne~ York Cis aug2oeod&w57
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11

THAT shock ofearthquake Monday morn
ing was a failure. Hundreds of the citi-
1ens knew nothing whatever about it until
the report that there really had been an
earthquake had become general.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11

SORE HEAps.-Many children are attic
ted with sore heads. The blood gets i'm
pure and disease results. Sore Heads can
be cured by the use of 'Constantine's Pine
Tar Soap" 1t begins its work Just where
the disease o-ignated-ln the porous sys.
TEN. IL opens, cieanses and iniases strength
through the porous system. Dz1ggiasi
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11

MANHOOD, WoaANHoop! MARRIAGE!
300 pages. Impediments to Marriage
the cause and cure. Sent sealed, post paid
for 50 cents, by DR.. c. WHITES, 6l7 s.,
Charles street, St Louis, Mo-, the great
specialist. Reed his works. Pamphlet
free. Call or write. His opinion cos,,
po;hinc.
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$3.50
7. Eras US McCri,iur, County Treasures. OF Leas
enworth ,ouaty, Kansas, being first duly sworn
on OATH say that The foregoing statement IS taken
from the boohs Of my Office aud Is true 70 the DISK
II my krowledga and telisi.
r. McCRiLLUS, County Treasurer.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn 10 te'ose
ma mi. IF Ia dXy oi No e II Der, A. u. I'D
OIL DIEFENDOsF,
,t-dSv County C.erS.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11

Rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaw, sprains, SWELL
ings burns, scaids, caked breasts poisonous bites
rozen lie t, govt, salt rheum, ear-achs, de-, and
the receipt of the Eminent viii be sent lis to any
one. 1t is the most wonderful healing and pain
relieving agent the world has ever produced. 1t
sells IS no article before did sell. aud il sells
because 1t does just what it preten Is TO DO. One
bottle of the Centaur Liniment for animals t. elbow
wrappe-) is worth hundred dollars fer spawned,
strained CALLED horses and males. ard for screw
worm in sh ep. No family or stock-owner can af-
fo,d 20 he without Cen.aur Liuirent. Price, 50
cents; large hotties, sl00. J. B. RosE Co.,
SO Bro piway, NeS York.
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Rad the Following Letters !:

oss5s % Woo, E S"''a" Line fEa Company s. LOUIS an" Muster
s'"'"' '''"""1'A Savannah, Co., ~ Aug; 2sa 1Saa
g uI treatment ~ih he following benefit
This 'l certify hd suffered intensely
5 saasn i at @ se Pr ps per-
By 's ss 1us T hae S ddas saying
& s ,s ss me s sS pain s S s
life T with %ob Dr.
From J~sr IT. Frost ren.Flr National Bank Fourteen Years
Speaker ef&e House Rep ee"'Gas Of No. -
% i ss;s sses afflicted ss r p Pile % about H. y
express without. exception they well pleased i FRo s
FRO" wa" H. "~~' i'S"'" " 'N'''N S. Louis august 2oa
VI NV s5asa your aS af Fs' Rss:'
s s d ;si sa ss sS
mode Of treatment " sufferers r:siy 1 Sss WATERS
y s,s s :as s: s
s'n ass Sfsa more ''' Sl T,I
From Mr. G Gsy Commission Merchants sO7 Commercial T ISL Street ,
% PILES sss ins.s % ssr ss1S
: :@s' % SETi
s sn.. Con- ~s +. tina; 1 and
haze suffered ,ha s1 m The sess eP wear T"s
treat nd d Z
i; s::$s:s ;S !: ; ss '.s %:
speedy and permanent cure certain.
' ' Respectfully Yours, WM CLAhh-
BAnu Ferry Cor Lao and Ins S-
| ~ Loun,M Aug 9h, 1870
The gratifying results your treatment Oh
You liberty to refer any on" ano nay % LOUIS
From Charles Hunt No 100 North oh Street, 81 LOUIS No
| 81 Llul, No 19h, 1875
To Whom This certify that have been cured OF fs
of W.. and fully endorse the Door
camsiori IT, cheiols rec0 " R.srectfuly L. HUNT
From William Montgomery Budxoy and Be Street. o, lot,
Dr. II consider that you have valuable is ETY.
knife, caustc
from your treatment after ss Of Snmt
interest sunefnS humane
Off and this de MONTGOMERY
i Respectfully, WM MoNi"o"h'''
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THE Leavenworth State Normal School
now contains about two hundred and TWEEN
ty-fve students. The attendance will be
fully three hundred before the scholastic
year closes.
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TIE probabilities are that We are 10
have mild Winter, with an occasional
eold n,p to ssni.d rs that No. are sin
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Ii you want a cheap boot or shoe, 20 Il
Frank Zipp's, No. i0i Shawnee street.
sun6Mtf
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woMAN's CONDITION.

Referring to this subject, Mr.. Tilton said
that two things were demanded-oDe OF wo-
men and one for women. In the latter case
equal rights and enfranchisement were the
demands of In. hour; in the former the
speaker hoped that the women would de-
mand that the men be judged by the same
high standard Of morality they themselves
were judged by. 1t was principally the
fault OF the women themselves that the
present state of things exists, and if they
would only take matters into their own
hands a revolution would be the result.
Want of time and space prevent US from
giving further quotations from Mr.. Tlton's
lecture. Suffice it to say. those who were
so fortunate as TO hear this great effort en-
joyed a rare intellectual treat which may
never be vouchsafed them again.
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sun&wtf

II you want good boots or shoes, go to
Frank Zipp's,, No. 4o4 Shawnee street.
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THEODORE TILTON.
His Solution Of tn kuotiy Prob
Esn Of Life.
A Grand Ovation 10 America :
Star Lecturer.

ne audience which greeted Mr.. lliton
appearance at the Opera House last night
was large in numbers and composed Of the
best educated and most refined Of the citi-
zens of the metropolis and Fort Leay-
enworth, 1t was an audience, which,
with the exception OF he one that gathered
to hear the great Englishman, Brad.
laugh, when he told the story Of the wrongs
Of the peasant people in. his native
country, the Opera House had never
held before. Mr.. Tilton's entry was greet
ed with a round Of enthusiastic applause,
and as he sat down upon the sofa for one
moment to pull of his gloves and adjust
his manuscript, the bush Of expectation
was 80 great and the quiet so perfect that
pin could almost have been heard to
drop in any part OF the house. When the
lecturer arose TO speak the silence was bro
ken by a clapping Of hands and a stamping
of feet, to which expressions Mr.. Tilton
bowed his Acknowledgements. The person
Of the grea; lecturer is a striking one, and
would attract attention in any place. With
-us 800, ali d.voI,nsd
head, covered with a wealth of long curling
hair, deeply tinged with gray, clear blue
ever, and an intellectual cast of features, he
is a marked man. The following is but a
h-;sf svnon.;s ~ the d;scourse which was
18th scboI,rlv and IooicaI fascinating and
hr;IJ;,n, The style III delivery of the ora.
Tor il nIeas;no hing animated, but no,
dramatic.
I.Drrs.yDG GENTLEMEN have a very
vivid recoI,ec,ion that ON a certain SNOWY
Morning about len wears ago / first enter
cd the citv Of Lsayenworth. / have not
s;,oe Revisited this pIaca until | came into
II this afternoon Your citv has had. "a /
am ;nformed a singular and eventfnI his
tory Yon have had leans forward YOU
have hard st,nd stills. Won have had Gid
inc. back II has been your lot TO have
v.yious ms and downs of fortune. Since
Won have had such varied experience in
the STRUGGLE for a livelihood. ask YOU to
consider, tonight. the problem of Life.r
I do M, mean Prof Huxley's idea: / sneak
of a life whose burden we bear whose
nr;res we saaL whose vicissitudes are such
= mystery whose functions We 80 little un-
derstand Prof Huxley's j. new. but mine
is oId-old as the ages.unstable as the sea,
and vet ever vital AZ human desire.
sunnose that every man must have
had some fair share of human experience
-,b,t i every man who has gone far
enougb into life to feel the burden and
ha., ~ ,be d.v-everv man xbo has stood
a, the altar of his manhood-wbo has
iool,eJ into the cradle Of his cbiIdren-wbo
bss laid aw.v his dead in precior, and
b.IIowed gy.ves-everv man who ha.
com. 10 Ibat wordswortb calls "the
go ,h,, br;rc the nb;losonbic mindn i,
.f,an hronch, 70 . n,pse in the midst of tbi,
-bn,Is ,b.t we eli the world 10 ask
h;':,If H. nros,;o, .twb,, Is the function
what Is the mystery what is the Problem
| of Life p" Solomon, the wise man, con
4 - nd ha
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11
CARDINAL VIRTUES.

Good character in these days consists Of
a possession of the so-called cardinal viz
tues: Veracity, courage, honesty, magnan-
unity, fortitude and the Others which men
class among those called cardinal. The
speaker reci,ed various instances and ance-
dotes = which. these virtues and character
istics showa pre-eminent HE illustTa ions
being at once forcible, entertaining and in
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-11
CORRUPTION.

The whole country at this time is tenn
ing with corruption. TOMS, States and
the nation are governed by rings. A ring
of five rules the town, ring OF ten the
State, and a ring OF twenty the nation,
these rings being backed by the Star Cham
her, Some believe that the past is much
better than the present-better in every way.
But am not one who holds this opinion.
The world to-day is in a much better
condition morally than it WIS one hundred,
or even iiitv wears ago.