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New interest is given to the Beecher
case by the recent card of Mr. Bowen. 1t is
now understood that the prosecution intend
to call Mr.. Bowen as witness. Of course
he can only give evidence in rebuttal of
that produced by the defence, and this fact
will prevent him from testifying to any,
thing to the discredit of Mr.. Tilton. 1t is
one of the curious features of the game Of
telling all he knows about the matter, and
Mrs. Tlton from testifying at all.-N Y
Graphic.
The correspondents of the Chicago
Tribune, writing from New York. says Of
Mrs. Beecher, among other pleasant things:
''She was after her marriage what she was
before it-a narrow-minded woman, with
violent temper and bitter speech, incapable
of measuring all her husbands dimensions,
and yet for all that may be the most COM
petent Judge Of his qualities. She is still
the sort Of woman who drives her husband
like tethered beast, grooming him with .
rancorous jealousy, but causelessly stinging
him into outbursts of rebellion. Another
wife might have saved Beecher from the
cloud which impends over the closing of
his carver. She only intemi6es its gloom.
The general opinion throughout the
country Is that Mr.. Beecher is guilty. We
cannot now think Of newspaper anywhere,
Of any considerable importance, which
maintains his innocence. Until the begin
ming Of the present trial, there were several
thai were ON his side, but now they are
following extract from an elaborate article
of the C6~ir-Josrsd expresses the prevail
ing opinion, though few state their views
in such broad language: Really, their is
little more to be said either for or against
Mr.. Beecher. That he IL guilty is proven
BY . mountain Of evidence; that he Is inno-
cent rests upon the word Of himself and
paramour."IN Y. Sn.
A Brooklyn correspondent of the
Rochester Eipcs says that the sole elev
that drew him Mr.. Joseph 8. ReAardsl
into the case was . cautious hint be had LET
drop to his brotherin-law long ago, prior 10
any discoveries, in the form of m inquiry
whether he GTilton] was aware how IRE
quently Mr.. Beecher Was visiting his vile,
and whether be was satis6ed thas his visits
were altogether Of . pastoral character.
The eireumstancD recalled 70 mind, led TO
his summons to testify, and the ground Of
it being probsd, the fact givea in his exam
ination was hRought to light to the almosf
equal confusion Of the brother, and sister,
and defeDdant In Consequence of this evi-
dence, the sys1en ID pspsfsa defense pur-
sued required Mn. Tlfon to parade ai
loutclair, her beother's place Of residence,
On Tie following Susday. II i we'll known
hat an The public movements of the un-
I>r-~1.Iv - -c~&oI h. th> sxa~> man.
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WASHlNGTON-

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The caucus of
the Republican Senators to-day elected Mr..
Chas. c. Ferry for President pro tenn. Of the
Senate, and on the meeting Of that body,
he was elected, receiving 80 votes to 25 for
Thurman. The caucus also approved the
report of the committee on revision Of the
standing committees. The caucus agreed
to give the Democrats the craftsmanship
and majority Of the committee ON revolu-
tionary claims, in addition 10 two commit
tees which were heretofore controlled BY
them, the committees on private land
claims, and engrossed bills. Some of the
standing committees formerly consisting OF
seven members, now have nine, in
which the Democrats have three members,
and on the committees Of seven they have
two members.
The caucus debated the subject of the
Sergeant-at-Arms, and the name of Charles
Kennedy, of New York, was pressed to
succeed the present incumbent, Mr.. French,
who was elected in 1869, and had at the
time, Kennedy, as competitor.
At the adjournment of the meeting
Thursday, this question will be disposed of,
and also whether it is expedient to make
other changes.
TIC Gcuotc DtouulIlS SOmIulbeCSS IAC
following changes have been made:
Chairmanships-Conkling has the COM
mittee of Commerce, in place of Chandler; !;
Hamlin, postoffice, in place Of Ramsey;
Oglesby, public lands, in place Of Sprague !;
ingalls,, pensions, in place Of Boreman; West,
railroads, in place of Stewart; Sargent,
mines and mining, in place Of Hamlin !;
Boutwell,, revision Of laws, in place
of Conkling.
Two committees are given to the Demo-
Gratis, Thurman being chairman Of that on
private land claims, and Stevenson chair
man of that on revolutionary claims.
The Senate, in executive session, confirm
ed the following nominations: G. s. Orth,
of Inciana, Minister to Austria and Hun
gary; H. C. Maynard, Minister to Constan-
tinople; postmaster, NJ. w. Coulter, Bax-
ter Springs, Kansas.
The President did not. as has been said,
veto the bill for the equalization Of boun-
ty, except in Withholding his signiture. He
had, however, prepared draft Of mes
sage in pencil but it was thrown aside with
out being copied for transmission to
the House, where the bill originated. The
draft is as follows:
"This bill is herewith returned without
my approval, for reasons, First, That it ap-
prOpriates large sum Of money from the
Treasury, at time when the revenue is in
sufficient for current events. Second, do
not believe that any considerable portion Of
the ex-soldiers, who, it is supposed, will be
benefciaries for it, but rather it would re-
suit more in measure for the relief of claim
agents and middlemen, who intervene, or
would intervene, to collect or discount boun-
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new HAMPSHIRE.
The New Hampshire State Elec.
tiOnS.
The Republicans Elect Their
Governor,
And Have q Large Majority in
Both Houses Of the Leg.
islature.
Large Republican Gains in All
Parts Of the State.
] Jubilati0ns Have Commenced
Everywhere.
Result Of the Vote for Congress.
men not yet Known.
Large Republican Gains in All
Parts Of the State.
Jubilati0ns Have Commenced
Everywhere.
Result Of the Vote for Congress.
men not yet Known.
NEW HAMPSAIRr.

CONCORD, March 9.-Suficient returns
are already in to insure, beyond doubt, a
sweeping victory for the Republicans. The
Republicans claim that they have elected
Cheney Governor by the People; and all
three Congressmen that they will have a
majority of 80 or 40 in the legislature, and
also a majority in the Senate, as the returns
already show the election of seven Senators.
At present these claims seem well founded.
The gubematorial majority, however, will
probably be small.
IL p. m.-One hundred and thirty towns
give Cheney Republican, q, ,29s; Roberts,
1877; White, $50. These towns, last
year, gave McClutchens (Republican) 49,
917; Weston, 1s,442; Blackman, 1,2O7,
which is gain of 2,5l7.
1:3O a. m.-The cities of Portsmouth, Con-
cord, Exeter, Lebanon, Littleton, Nassna,
Reene, Rochester, Dover, and Claremont,
return an aggregate Republican vote this
year of S,549, and an aggregate Democratic
vote of 6,786; against vote last year Of
7,47S, Republican, and 5000, Democratic.
16S towns give Cheney, Republican, q ,4S2 (;
Roberts, Democrat, 1862; White, Prohib-
itionist, getting AIS. These towns last year
gave McCutchens, Republican, 23,S7S, and
Weston, Democrat, 1886, Blackmer, Con-
servative, getting $50; which is gain
for Cheney of 1861.
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To the Travelling Public.

1t is the duty of all persons before start
ing on journey, to ascertain by what route
they can reach their destination with the
least trouble, and if there are two or more
roads leading to the same point, to decide
which is the safest and pleasantest to trav-
el
We take pleasure in stating that the Chi
cago 4 Northwestern Railway is the oldest,
and several miles the shortest, between
Omaha and Chicago. Within the past two
years the road bed has been put in admira-
BILE condition, and almost the entire line has
been relaid with steel rails.
The depot in Chicago iscentrally located,
and as their trains arrive there thirty min
utes in advance of all other lines, passen-
gers can always be sure of making eastern
connections. For all points in northern
and northeastern Iowa, you should purchase
tickets via Marshall, Cedar Rapids, or
Clinton. For points in northern Illinois or
Wisconsin, via Fulton and if you are GO
ing to Chicago, or east you should, by all
means, purchase your tickets by the Old
Pioneer Route
The CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN.
You will find on all through trains Pull
man sleepers, new and magnificent day
coaches, and the best smoking and second
class cans now on any road in the United
States.
Particular information, with maps, time
tables, etc, may be had at any Of the
through ticket Offices in the west, or upon
personal or written application
]. H MOUNTAIN, Western Travelling
Agent Omaha, Neb, or to
w. H. STENNErr, General Passenger
Agent Chicago.
feb25-w
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ed. n cans. 2oc.
sRockEIHs-wHoLrsALx.
RxyrNEp WHITE sUGAEs-A, lOisc. yellow 9
a. inn s.,r. r. iiszc- G. 1osIe: xxxs ioiIc.
Tr.sImneri al lair To choice 5O1i 10: Young
IN. OoISng SSa75.
SSe,,vn n'Uee Spee,ySSLaeIlc-
DRixD PxACHxsSasLc.
np,rn RI RI.cxR.pRIrs-I2aI3,
C.r.srN1sLMl5c.
Crnn. rTmsIlc
PUSsHl,if PSESxsNl,aifse.
,uxs.
n,v, M 7,asI oo. No D 1aa7ic. M.
o aaNasno. So ,ac >
o. rrye sS o0. No Q. &; so. No. q.
a. o. No sod.75:
RAccoos-No. 1, zoe; No. 2, 4oc; No. 5, 2oc;
no, Sp,. :, .oc. q, m. .bor, s.rio,s 7,c. par,ov
.tr,neJ (, =. broad s,ripsi. DC.
POLE ECAr-59loc.
UPo.sUn-5aI5c.
KIrrKss-5c.
WILD CAT-15@25c.
BEAvER-Per n, 75@sI 60.
BADesR-l5asOc.
woLv-Lsrse, so@si SO; small, 4Os7Oc.
rso,,uosa
HAHs-sug,r cured, canvassed, 1861 canvassed'
16c; sweet pickle, ioc-
ssoULDEKs-smOked, i6e; dry salt. sc.
Pokk-Clear mess, per barrel, SiI %; mess
DKKD BxKF- canvassed, per ID, l2c; uncan-
vassed. lie.
LAkDTnehe sns ienuef n' ia;, nail. soIsJ ,ooss'
lids or sealed, l0c; kettle rendered., % pals.
SMoKKD BxET ToSGUkas5 80 per doz
6uITkA-Fet P9unu, S'LsS'
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A Sure Thing.

DIR. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is warrant
ed to cure syphilis in the primary, second
ary and tertiary stages, and in all its varied
and complicated form, and will cure the
worst cases of venerial diseases, cases which
have resisted the tIeatement of the most
eminent physicians in America. /; cures
the first stage, and heals the ulcers in few
days. 1t cures ulcers in the mouth, nose,
throat, head, arms and legs; also, hard
pains in the bones and joints, swellings in
the joints by syphilitic rheumatism, etc, in
short time. Price IS per package. Sent
everywhere by express. A treatise on sew
Sold by DIR. ]. Dinsbeer, sos North Seventh
street, st. Louis, No. Cures guaranteed or
money refunded. Robert Parham, Agent
for Leayenworth. deodSw
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AIegrs Hsgin.

The Nashville RPsbaioaa saysr A hegira
of negroes has ret in for Kansas and Missis-
sippi. To some extent the drouth Of last
Summer is suggested as the cause Of this
sudden exodus from locality where wheat
promises bountiful harvest this spring.
About five hundred blacks, coming from
Files, Murray and Ruthford counties, pass
ed through here via the Northwestern road,
on Friday, for Kansas. 1t is said that hum
dreds more will follow them but will di-
vide, some going to Mississippi and others
to Kansas Two colored ministers from
Ruthford county were in the city yestes-
day. They stated that not lea than two
thousand negroes in that county were con-
templating departure for the West aud
South. The moet harmful result to follow
50 great an exodus Of farm labore.s is in
the possibility of not getting all the wheat
harvested. The only means of supplying
the loss Of labor will be the encouraeement
of the immigration Of white laboren and
farmers from other States To do this, ev-
cry inducement should be held out to pro-
mote an influx of whites from the North
EN- States and Europe.
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LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LEAvkswcRIH County.
In tie Rotute Court "a Gai for said County.
In the matter Of the IL a,e ef
MOSES NoR2Is, Deceased.
NOTiCE Is hereby given that esters OF Ad-
IN ministraticn h ave been gianiei 70 the uider-
signed on the Estate ef MOSES NOKslS late OF
said county, deceased, by the Honorable, the
Probate Court Of the county and State a'oressid.
dated the soih day Of February, A. D. 1876.
Now, all persons having claims as ainst the said
Estate, are hereby Iotifed that they must present
the sam to the IN iersisned for lovance. within
ono year Of toe date Of said Letters, or they may
be precluied from any teneft Of such estate; and
thst il such claims be not exhibited within three
after he date Of sad Letters, they shall be
forever barred. THOMAS w. hCBLE,
Executor OF The will OF VI ,sKs NoRtIs, Decreased.
Febrsary LIST, 1875. Bar4-w-St
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The other day Young America asked his
father for money to fix his skates, and was
ordered from his august presence. The
youth with wrath blazing from his eyes,
rushed through the hall crying: "Tll get
sick and die" The next morning he WAS
prostrated with a fearful cold, and his af-
fectionate parent was obliged to procure a
bottle Of v Mest's Pulmonary Balsam to cure
him. MoRAL-Either give your boys all
the money they want, or keep Vests Pull
monary Balsam constantly on hand. d&w.
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etanda Alone.

As articles in the preparing Of various
kinds ol food, DIR. Prices Cream Baking
Powder and True Flavoring Extracts are
wholesome, as the ingredients that enter in
to their composition are free from all sub
stances that would render them detrimen-
tai to health. In these respects they stand
alone. Who can tell how many invalids
and tender children have fallen victims to
the dangerous adulterations practised upon
food? The public should obtain articles
that are not only delicious, but healthful,
as are DIR. Prices Baking Powder and
Flavoring Extracts. d&w
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.


LkAvEswoRTH COUNTY,
IN the Di.,r,et Cont Of the first Ju lieial Dis
,yic,. sitting in aud for the county Of Ielven-
~ IN he stzts Of X snsz,
'oi'"' -.
FOUNTAiN N. Smith, aintin,
No s,47 vs..
No' -.yenDn rt,z. sr.r
ELIAS sLArronD,
iOHD, LEV pnLEw MJw ~, NJ. an. =, "a.
Nj AM ..,,. "' VI 'A'
Lew nAo"in,
You, the above-hamed klizA A. STAFFORD, are
hereby notified that you, With the other above,
named defendants. have, ~ .ne asSve-nAmea
pIsints6 been sued in the said District Court, and
The aid plaintiff petition 10 sail cause hna been
lied in said Court against you with the other de-
feodanSn and that you must answer the said Pc
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The St. james, Adolp Haug, proprietor,
205 Shawnee street, south side, between
Second and Third, is by ali odds the neat
est and best furnished hotel in Leavenworth.
Every room, from top to bottom, is newly
painted, vanished and furnished in the
most costly and attractive style. Mr.. Haug
merits the patronage of transient and city
boardsrs, and would respectfully solicit their
attention and custom. d&w
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Endorsement of the Peoples Remedy.

When skilled and cautious medical men give over
their signatures favorable opinion of the sooth
ing and yializing effects of preparation, the public
does not hesitate to believe them. The voluminous
and emphatic professional testimony in favor of
Hostetters Stomach Bitters specific for all dis
orders Of .he stomach and bowels for liver complaint
INTERIM dent and remittent fevers and the thousand
ills that wait upon dyspepsia, must convince the
most sleptic.I Aside, however, from the testimo-
ny OF the faculty, there is large Of evidence
from patients in every walk of life all showing that
this great preventive and restorative is Of nesmable
value to the sick and the debilitated. The Bitters
are suited to all climates, and universally en-
dorsed as preventive of disorders caused by mas-
and impure water d&w
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, March 9.-The Grand Trunk
r. r. depot at Point st. Charles, comPris-
ing large frame structure, 4OOby 100 feet,
freight-car repair shed and q brick building
adjoining, the upper part Of which vas oc-
cupied as general Offices, were destroyed by
fire this morning. The loss is estimated at
about 100000; insured for $50, 900, mostly
in American companies.
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A Sure Thing.

DIR. Hunters Specific and Injection Nci
are warranted to cure Gonorrhea, Gleet,
ordee, Structures diseases of the kidneys,
ladder and urinary organs OF males and
females.
Dr. Hunters Specific No. 2, is sure
remedy for the Spermetorrhea, Seminal
weakness, Nightly Emissions and Loss Of
Power, caused by self abuse or excessive in
diligence. Price of DIR. Hunters Specific,
81 per bottle; Injection 81. Sent every
where by express. DIR. J. Dinsbeer, sole
proprietor, No. sos North Seventh street, St.
Louis, Mo. Send two stamps for a treatise.
Cures guaranteed or money refunded.
RoBERT PARHAM,
eodtSw Agent for LeavenwOrth.
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, i.
LKAvKNwok1H COUNTY,
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter Of the Estate Of
UGENIOJS s. CARUrHUS. Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that lettSrs OF Admin
IN isration have be granted to tie undersig-
ned the estate Of senious s. Z. n, b. rs, late
said county deceased, by the honor able, the Pro-
bate Court Of the county and State aforesaid, dated
the Sih dsy Of February, A. ID. 1873. Now. all
persons having elaius against tie said estIte are
hereby notihel that they must present the same
to the undersigned tor allowance. within one year
from the date Of said Letters. they may Re pre-
GUIDED from any ben ii, OF such estate; and that
il such claims be not exhibited within three years
after he date OF letters, they shall lie forever
barred.
AMBROSE NJ DUNHAN,
Administrator of the Estate Of
UGENIOU5 =. CARUTHERS, Deceased.
March 9th, 1915. maIll-3t
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Publication Notice.

NiV l. ACTION before A. p. Egsleston, jus
~ ute Of the Peace in and for Ton ganoxie town.
snip, in LeavenwcIth county, and State Of Kansas.
HENRY METZ, Plaintiff,
]. NJ. BLOOD, and
L. x. BLOOD, Deieniants.
The defendants, J. NJ. Blood and E. X. Blood,
will take notice I'll 81 they have been sued before
said Justice Of the Peace, in the said township
and county, By the plaintiff, Henry Metz, for the
sum of ninety one dollars and bfty cents, bal
lance due settlement and account for groceries,
aud interest on the same; and that their property
property has bon attached for the same. and un-
l'ss thev api car on the l0;h dav OF March A ID.
IS.J at 10 o. clock A N AMI show cause, jud =
lnent vii, be iaken against them Tor the sama
HENRY Ms1Z.
By W. ". Fox Attorney.
FhBRUARY 16lh, 1875. febl7 w3t
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An Exsrssrdinary ''BirtA-nark.r

About three months ago, in the edge of
Russell county, child was born into q
family in which other children had pre-
viously made their appearance, from time
to time, all Except the last being we'll
formed and healthy. This last is an un-
usual product Of nature. The body from the
head down TO the hips is in form and COL
or, with but few exceptions, very like ether
white children; around the hips it is perfect
ly black, its legs being like those Of an or
dinary child. The head also is spotted and
the hairs upon it are bristles of hog. The
sex of the child cannot as vet be deiermin-
ed. The mother gives the following ex-
planation Of the freak: A short time be-
fore the birth Of the child, . vicious Wild
hog broke out Of his pen, which vas near
the house, and With devouring intent i'm
mediately made after child that was
playing in the yard. The mother witness
ed the scene, and 70 imminent was the dan
ger, that she was greatly terrified. She
sprang to the little ones assistance lust in
time to save il from the furious animal.
The hog was of that kind known among
farmers a ~listed"-that is, having = stripe
acruo his shoulders; the remainder of the
body was spotted. The marks on thild cor.
respoad to thop color marks on the hox.
The hair On tha child's head j. sipply 8
1q1her q iii he1Gla, pspisgaiae euf I'm
xsaas Up = - - = ~ -
1nnn11Ws - 91Eng -
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To Consumers Of Glue.

The Champion Glue Co., of Chicago, Ill,
are turning out a new article OF glue,
which is cheaper and better than airy ever
before in the market. Read their lad"
d.Gw
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Yhsunatin, 1saszlgia, loek,jav, sPs.ins, swell
inga burns, seaIAs, eaksa bssasts poisoneus sifss'
rosea is-t suua, olt rheun. sar-aehs' Ac.' AM
the receipt Il tas EAaent viii b sent gists to any
rslksving .seas the World has ever psodnssd. It
sslls . 70 article before did sell. and Il sells
bsna..s n doss just What It psstends 70 Do. One
vr.ppsD = veesh hanArsd dollars fsr spsvineds
stnissa o. slid hnss s,A mules. snd - sesv-
vsrn ID shsap. Nsnai,y q stsck-svnef e.n A.
furd 70 b vsfhout Csatsur LinIEeat Prioc, 50
esafsa lazyp bottia. Sleo. J. D. 1oss 4 Co.,
q Baa1ssy, Nov H0t.
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AldeyneyssAA Jsrpsys-

1t is the practice of some breeders on Al
derney and the Jersey Islands (between Eng
land and France) to have fhe calvss rear
ID vs,i irsm their birth, and to have them
mated when from nine to twelve month";
old. The progeny are small and fsun-liks
in beauty, and are Distinguished - heing
goed nilk1, 500 6 thee small COWS pso-
duci.g fveniy-6 quarts daily. Wkes
ibis eady breeding = sssusssd b, 4
s 81 S;is'
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MANHOOD. WoMANHOoD! MARRIAGE
$50 pages. Impediments to Marriage
the cause and cure Sent scaLod, post paid,
for so cents, by DR.. c. WHITTIER, 6l7 81.
Charles street, St. Louis, Mo-, the great
specialist. Reed his works. Pamphlets
free. Call or write. His opinion costs
nothing
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Dr. PIERcE's Golden Medical Discovery
will cure a cough in one-half the time nee
essary to cure it with any other kind of
medicine, and it does it, not by drying it
up, but by removing the -subduing
the irritation and healing the affected parts.
For all cases of laryngitis, hoarseness, sup
preston or loss of voice, bronchitis, severe
chronic or lingering coughs, it will be found
to surpass any medicine that has ever be-
fore been offered to the public. 1t is sold
by all dealers in medicines. d&w
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'EOPPERS.
lie Had Them the Worst Kind.
4 Relief agent Meets with a
Sympathizer.

He was from Douglas county. He had
eaten nothing but grasshoppers since the
4,h of July, 1874, and his stomach was in
an awful condition-it was full of grass
hoppers! He could feel them jumping
about, trying to find their way out, but
their toe-nails scratched his alimentary
canal, and spasmodic movement of the
muscles Gf his thorax forced them back into
the cavity before they reached the roo; Of
his tongue. He had left 4 wife and nine
famished children at home, and had gone
to Lswrence to collect funds to save his
neighbors from starvation. He had not
been successful perhaps because his Gre
dentials were not strong enough. And now,
if the barkeeper would accommodate him
with spoonful of whisky-it was the only
thing that would keep the grasshoppers
quiet in his stomach; il kinder stupefed
them and caused them TO lie dormant for
several hours, but as soon as they sobered
up they became as lively as crickets, and
played leapfrog in the pit of his stomach.
He had killed great many of them with
whiskey, but their eggs were all the time
Matching, and he believed there were at
least 10000 live ones occupying the space
designed by nature for the laboratory Of
bread and meat and such things. He had
no money, but if the bar-keeper would
trust him for a few drops Of crowfoot, he
would remuner:te him out OF his first COL
lections for the sufferers. By adding a lit
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Bad Epecka.

Bad specks on the teeth are almost as un-
pleasant as bad specs in the money market.
TO prevent them or to get rid Of them, use
Sozodont 1t is literally specific for
every blemish that disfgures the teeth, and
whitens them without endangering the en-
amel.