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The Multiplication Of Diseases.

Diseases multiply One beeess another. A trif-
ing indspcstion may, therefore, originate compli-
cation Of dangerous maiades Indigestion beeis I'm
formidable diseases; multitude Of ailments ars
traceable TO constipation; fever and ague unhinces
the entire nervous system, and is therefore the
source Of the protean ailments which effect tha, por-
tion Of the human organism. Ho~ietter's Stomach
Btters however, whether resorted to at the ineep-
tion Of those disorders Of the stomach bowels or
liver, which give birth TO the majority Of diseases
md disabilities, or taken when they have ripcned
into formidable maturity, alike powerful TO cure
The process Of recovery is, Of course longer when
the malady has gained hsaauay, but IL b none the
leo cHtain- Dyspcsia coastiustisa. tlRsunua
kiAnsy canpluinh - izAaniaams fssw tnSu1sph.
lsysh = ess.. - 60 l1Is5l
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Dismissed.

1t will be seen, by an article we publish
this morning, taken from the Topeka Com
moarasfiaa, Inat the criminal prosecution
again~; ex-senator Pomeroy has at las, been
dismissed. Ii -oasht never to have been
commenced, and, alter it was begun, ought
to have been dropped long ago. This is the
almost unanimous opinion OF the people Of
this State. Aud the dismissal Of the suit
will be heartily approved by men of all
parties.
The Coazoaueai1 omits t. state one fact
in connection with the withdrawal uf the
ppuseaasonL 1he hona fr n. HunuIunvS
:1rnunu1nnlnm U2nu63 1n23.- ~
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DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription

j. very strongly recommended by the
Medical Faculty and is largely prescribed
among their female patients. 1t is worthy
of all confidence, as may be seen from the
following testimonials:
DIR. q. b. Chapman, Plattsmouth, Neb.,
writes:
i have under treatment lady, who, for
the past seven wears, has been afflicted, and
after trying several physicians without re-
ceiving benefit, is gaining rapidly on your
Favorite Prescription.
ATLANTA, Ill.
DIR. X. Y. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. Y: Dear
.ST-l have not words to express nv graft
tude TO you for your advice and assistance
in nv case. There is not one who has used
your medicine since they have been brought
here, but that can say with me they have
been greatly benefited. Since | have been
80 helped by its Use, six or seven around me
left of all doctors and other medicines, and
now Use it in their families, after being
cured OF the same disease as mine. You
do not know what wonder it created in
our city, by its restoring INV sister | wrote
YOU about, for she had been under the care
of three of our best doctors, but could not
sit up but for few minutes at one time.
| begged of her to try your medicines, and
before she had used half the bottles she
could 90 all around the yard, and has now
just come home from visit FIVE miles away.
MIS-. THos. MCFARLAND.
DR.. Pierce's Fsvorite Prescription is sold
by dealers in medicines generally. d&w
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IOngneS anu tsNtuus Ter h.---.- ~
boxed. loose Ii is sealed, is92Oc; kettle render
ed, l n cans, 2uc.
HAMs-Sugar cured, canvsssed, To-; canvassej,
Ice; sweet pickle, Ice.
B.oos-tlear sides, I211zc; dry salt sides. lie
sHoULDERs-Smokej, lJc; dry salt, &C.
PoKx-Clear mess, per barrel, SI1 So; mess,
SIS 10; prime mess, SIS so.
DRlED B.kf- canvsssed, per n, I2c; uncan-
vassed, lie.
LAKD-Kettle rendered, in tierces, lie; 30 n
caus, Iiac; .vb cans, 15c; ION paiis boxei loose
lids OF s aled, l0c; kettle rendered, 8 n pail.
SMOKED BEIr ToSGuz.s5 50 pes doz.
BUTTER-Per pound, 231ag25c.
BKANs-per bushel, So %.
EGGs-Per dozen, 25c.
CHIcKkSs-Ier dozen, 50 o., tos2 50.
IRA RE CHICKENs-per dozen, 81 81, 10 81 60.
QU.TLs-rer dozen, 81 75.
RABBITs-per dozen, none offered.
OyioN--s1 25 per bushei.
PorAToEs-New,s 500 IO0;. per bushel
TURNIPs-sl IS per tush.l.
GROCREIKs-wHOLEsALE.
CorrEE-Rio Cote 2211ze24; Java, sI@si.
RsfiNED WHITE sUGAks-A, IO1sc. yellow
to Toe. eStra c, IOezc. c, 1assc; Xxx, I014c.
TKAs-Imper al, fzir to choicr, 50eI 10; Young
Hyson, 5osl 90; Gunpowder, 6as1 25; Japsn IS
@o5c; OOlong 40@75.
Dried APPLEs-SHd91ac.
Dried PKACHKs-9e914c.
DRIED BLAcKBKRRIEs-i2@lSe.
CsEEsR-1SIa9lJc.
CURRANTs-7hISLo
PRUNks-1i9l6c.
LUMBER.
srocKs-A, 10 and IL inches. dressed, s5I 90;
c lkinches, dressed one side, SIS.
SHKvLIsG-Dr.ssed two sides, $50 So; I'd DO,
SIS DC.
Barn BoARps-Rough, s22 so.
sHEETISG-t2O-
FKsuNG-lst quality, s22 50; ID do, 20.
PANEL BOARDs-Dressed, $50.
CKILING-Clear, s inch, 81 SO; do, q inch,
137 50.
Box BoaRDs-lst quality, SIS.
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administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.,
LKAvkNwoRIH COUNTY.
In tie Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter Of the Estate of
MOSES NORRIS, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Ad-
IN ministration have been granted to the under
signed on the Estate Of MOSES NORRIS. late of
said county, deceased, by the Honorable, the
Probate Court of the county and State aforesaid.
dated the goth day of February, A. ID. 1876.
Now, all psrsans having claims against the said
Estate, are hereby notified that they must present
the sam TO the un iersisned for allowance, within
one year of the date of said Letters, they may
he preclu led from any ben 6t Of such estare and
tn Il il such claims be not exhibited within three
years after he date of said Letters, they shall be
forever barred THOMAS W. Susie,
Executor of the will Of MosKs NORRIS, Deceased.
February LIST, 1875. mar8-w-3t
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Bridge Proposals.
tOTNTY CLERK $ GFs ICE,

COTNTY CLERK GFsICE,
LEAvESwohTH, KAN, March 10, 1875.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this
y office until Monday, April Sun, 1879, II O. clock
NJ, Z the construction Of Bridges, either OF
WOOD or LOS, at points in this county, as fol-
lows, tc-wt:
One over the east branch Of Nine Mile Creek, on
the Leavenworth and Kansas City road, near the
Spears School House, in Delaware township.
One over branch Of Hog Cre-k, on the keyner-
son road, in TarmoGnt Township.
One on the west line OF section 81. township 10,
rage q. on the boundary line between the coun-
ties Of LeavepwoTth a. d Wy andOtte.
And one over Big Woman Creek, crossing on the
HuIlburt road.
separaie bids required for each bridge, and
whether Of wood or iron.
For further iniormatis n, Ee County Engineer
Plans and pecifie .tions in this o:tcs. The Coun-
ty Board Tes-rEe the right to reject any and ~
bids. BY order Of the Board.
OLlVkk DlEFENDORF,
mar14-d1w3. County Clerk.
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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 fuuishod in the
most costly and attractive style Mr. Haug
merits the patronage Of transient and city
boarders, and would respectfully solicit their
attention and custom. d&w
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HILARTTY.

Fullerton got two round laughs at his ex-
penSc. Having confessed 10 editing paper
called the iHti-Sidray BuPe Fullerton
asked, with sneer ''llow long did that
blow" The second shot was even more ef-
fective. Johnson, on being asked if he was
Spiritualist, replied, possibly, after the
fashion Of his kind: Il can only answer
the question in the language OF friend,
who said he was Spirituaiist, but not a
id fool" Fullerton promptly jumped at
his chance, and said: Then, il you are
not a Spiritualist, YOU are the other thing"
The audience laughed, and - did Beecher.
Poor johnson was badly hurt by the cross
examination, the drift of which was to
make him really a witness for the plaintiff,
and prove that Beecher employed johnson
on the hristiaH Union, not because he. was
a member OF Plymouth Church, but for
one reason not suggested by the defense,
which reason, according to Iiiton, was that
the hrisiaR Union might be conducted in a
manner friendly to the GoIiea Igc, Tilton
and Moulton claiming that they got him
there As one Of the devices necessary to
avert suspicion. On any other basis, the
prosecution assert that it is absolutely i'm
possible that Beecher could have engaged
an assistant not only without much literary
reputation, but as well professor OF Pre;
cisely the same heterodoxies as those which
it is alleged cost Titon his position on the
IndepeadeHt, to wit: Disbelief in the deity
OF Christ; faith in spiritual manifesto
tions; certainty OF eventual salvation for
the whole human race, and opposition TO
sacerdotaiisIn.
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LEAvkSwORIH COUNTY.
In the matter of the estate of
ANDREW BAUER, deceased.
Notice Is hereby gwen that letters Of adm MS
tratiOn have been granted to the un de ned on
the estate of Andrew Bauer, late OF sad county,
deceased, by the Honorable, the Psoblie ourt "
the county and state aforesaid datsd the 70 h day
OF February, A. II. 1875. Now, all persons hxv-
ing claims a;sinst the sud estate, ar. hereby no
tihed that they must resent The same To the un-
der-igned for allowance, within one year from the
date OF saii letters, they may bs preciudei
from any benefit of suoh estate; and that if such
aim be not exhibited within three years siter
the date OF said letters, they sn be forever base.
CHARLES DUkR anu
CHARLES PILLA
Adnilistrators Of the ki If ANDREW
BAUER, Deceased.
EUDoEA, Do"gias County, Kansas, February
2GIh, 1875. narllw3t
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March 4, 1875.
STATE Or KANSAS, l.
LAAysNwoRTh COUNTY.
~ OTICE is hereby gwen, that at . regular
~ meeting OF the board OF County Commission
ers begun and held at the Court Bouse, in the
tity Of Le.venworth, in ,aid county and state, on
the First pay of March, A D., 1875. A. G Cogs-
well and Others Of Della xsre 1osnship, houseo d.
ers of said county, pre-. ented and led petition.
ask ng i'd Board OF Commissioners for the ap-
pontmsnt OF Viewers, to view, survey and re-Io-
cate road IN said township, known as the stiger s
Road, as 10 lows, to-wit:
From its present. location, TO the route nov trav-
eed by the pIbiic, b ginning g. rods west flom
the corner of section a. township y, range % /;
n nee in north. ssterly direction, until il .tdkes
School district lot 30. II, aad there terminate.
The ,rayer OF the petitioners was granted, and
G. w, seymour, John Hutchinson and T. J. Hol-
man, were appointed Viewers, to meet al the
house Of A. q. Cogswell, in Delaware Township,
on the First lay of april, 1875, at 10 o'cOck, A.
NJ, in ca,e failure to meet on the day desig-
mated, then on the following day, and proceed to
view aid rotd, aud give TO all parties coGeerned
hearing. BY order oI the Board.
OLIVER DIESENDORF,
marIl-2t County Clerk.
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administrators Notice

STATE F KANSAS,
LEAvEswOKIH COUNTY,
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the mater Of he Estate Of
UGENIOU5 5. CARUTHUS, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of A dmin-
IN isration have been granted TO the undersig-
ned the estate OF Useni,us 5. T. ru' hrs, late
said county, deceased. by the homo able, the Pro-
bate Court o. the county and ate aforesaid .ied
the sth day of February, A. ID. 1879. Now. all
persons ha ing csi as ainst tie said est ate
hereby notitei that they must present. the same
to the unde ersigned 'or allowance, within one year
from the date OF said lie teIs or thef may be pre-
GUIDED fr, IN any ben fl OF such estate; and lha;
II such claims be not exhib bite within three years
AFTER he date Oh "a letters they sh III lie forever
barred.
AMBROSE NJ. DUSHAH,
Administrator Oh the Estate of
UGENICU5 :. CaRUTuLRS, Gec,ssei.
March 9Th, ;s;5 mNl1-3t
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LEGAL.
Teachers Examination

y exAriinsti> n cf Teachers viii be held ai The
II Curt House. in Ls.E.nscaih city, "a ur-
day March 9Th, 1875. ,ommeacii p ee'sely at
o'e oex A. y. ATpli zuis ios tes;Iieares will
p'e,se bear in nd, Tat this will b. tue In ex-
animation Oiihe present schol-stie year.
WI. BRADSHAW,
marlS-dSvit sup tot iubie Instiluticn
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COSNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEayESwuRTs, kASsA-,

LEavESwuRTs, E>SsA-,
Mach S, 1875.
STATE OF KANSAS,
LkavFswoxIH COUNTY,
NOIICE is hereby Five,, that at a regular
IN meeting OF the Board of oInty Commission
els, begun aLd ne at the Court House, in he cit
OF i<ayenwortn. IN sad County and STATE. on the
LIST day OF Msreh, A. u. 1875. james Hsrness ard
otheIs OF herman To<nship i.ou ebolde OF sid
Coun y. presented and iie.i petition, asking said
Board OF commission ers for ihs sp. ointment Of
viewers, TO view, survey anu lora,e u road in said
township, commencing, at the Pickeus IOai,
Sec IL, Ringe, q, thence south to the northeast
corner OF southwest quarter Of Sec. IL, thence
south on qua ter sec Line so rods; thence east 50
rods; thence sou b 50 rods 10 BIC. line between
Secs. ii and IA, thence eas, so rods TO the north
west correr of See l3, thence south on said Sec.
line TO Nine Mile Creek. thence by the creek, on
the east side to the eTossing thence south on the
Sec. line TO Stranger SHOOT house. on souinwes,
corner of see. Is
The mayer Of the petitioners vas granted, and
A NJ. Dunbar, John Enoch and samuel Boaz,
were az pointed viewers, TO meet ct the house OF
J ames fickens, in she'man Township, on the Ith
day of April, ID. 1875, st 10 o'c.ock, a. NJ,
Ia Of failure to meet the day d.s gna,ed,
then on the following day, aad proceed 10 view
taid road, and give to all parties concerned, hear
ing. By order of the Boa d
OLIVER DIEtEyDOeF,
maril-ct County Clerk.
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rheumatism, neafa'Gia, lock-jav, spEains, SWELL
inss burns, seaida, caked- breasts poisonous btes.
rozen fe {, sout, alt rheum, ear-ache. &C., and
the receipt of,ns Inment viii be sent ais to any
one. 1t IL the most scndersul healing and PAIN
relieving agent The void has ever prodused. 1t
because It does just uha. 1t Preten % TO do. One
bottle Of the Centsur Hni1senf TOR animals y ellou
wr.pPer) is worth . hundred dsilars for spavised,
worm in sheep. No family o. stsck-ovner can af-
ford to be without Centsur Iilirent Price, 50
cents; large bottles, sLeo. J. B. KosE q Co..
- BKadsay, Ne~ York.
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To Oyspeptics-

From a careful analysis of DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER, We can safely recommend
it producing bread, biscuits, pastry, &c,
which can be relished by the most sensitive
dysEeptics, as healthy and nutritious.
d.Gw
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70 Consumers Of Cine.

The Champion Glue Co., Of Chicago, ILL.,,
are turning out a new article oil glue,
which is cheaper and better than any ever
before in the market. Read their 'ad."
d.yw
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A Porcelain Sc.

is handsome as dinner service, but set
Of porcelain teeth is Of 10 service at din
ner.
To avoid all necessity fof false teeth, use
Sozodont daily TO preserve AMI beautiiy the
natural ones. Ii renders tlA gums rosy
and the teeth indestructibie
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Castoria IL mare than substitute for Cas-
tersil Il - tie only sss article in existence
vhieA b nfs 70 regulate ~ bowels, cure vtsd-
oHe - pEslnes sssnrs alsea. Il q pasasaat =
- naresle - $500 .ssAe.s sE1
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Honey TO Loan

On long time, on farm security in Leaven-
worth and Jefferson counties
J. /. HUNTING,
Office in the Missouri Valley Life Insur-
ance Company building. marl4Ilw2
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MANHOOD, WoMAyHooD, MARRIa

= MANHOOD, WoMANHooD, MARRIAGE
800 pages. Impedimen;s to Marriage
the cause and cure Sent seaded, l-o-t paid,
for 50 cents, by DR.. c. WHITTIER, 6l7 ST.
Charles street, ST. Louis, No, the great
specialist Reed his works. Pamphlets
free. Call or write. His opinion costs
nothing
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-03-18

Ponds Extract for both men and animals.
In all swelling OF the joints, whether ans
ing from disease or accident, j; alieyiates
tie agony with promptitude.
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The Civil Rights ELL.

The civil rights bill has ceased to be a
party measure, and has become national
law. We cannot see therein any cause for
the lamentations which escape the conserv-
atiye Republican and the entire Democrat
ic press The effects of the bill will be
harmless to the white race, and only Just to
the blacks. The cry raised against it-that
it is a political interference with social al
fairs-indicates that those who make the
cry have not read the provisions of the bill.
1t prohibits discrimination on account of
color in public conveyances, hotels and the
aires; that is all. Murderers, thieves, gam
blers, confidence men, rutiians and villains
of every type may enter railroad cars,
steamboats, and stages, and nobody says
them nav. They will be entertained at the
theatres and at hotels, provided they pay
for the entertainment. Nobody thinks of
excluding them so long as they behave
themselves decently. Nobody thinks that
the presence of thieves, gamblers and vii
lains in public conyeyances. hotels and the
atres establishes social equality between
them and the people who are not thieves,
gamblers and villains.
Color is no more to be reckoned among
crimes in the United States. A man is not
virtuous because he is white, nor vicious be-
cause he is black. A woman who is white
is not for that reason pure, and she whom
God made darker is not for that reason to
be treated worse than the brute which the
white lady may carry in the frst-class car
in her lap. Dogs may travel in comfort
able coaches-may occupy the hotels. Shall
women-thOugh they he dark-have less
consideration? The white scoundrel may
smoke his cigar on the deck OF a steamer,
seeking a victim. The black woman,
though her heart be white as an angels,
though her heart be as dear 10 God as that
OF that of the daintiest Caucasian's in the
land, is brutally showed down from the
hold, to be the companion of indecent dock
rats, TO be exposed TO frank insult, and to
be subjected 10 whatever forms of outrage
the brutes, white and black, around her
may invent Oh, for shame,
As for Catholics, they cannot be divided
on such question. All men and women
are equal before God and in the church.
The accident of color does not alter the
fact of humanity. Men are men, women
are women, be they white, yellow, black or
red. They are of the same parents, chill
dren of the same God, and the same Heav-
en- will finally contain US all Roman)
Catholic Universe, Bishop Gilnour's Paper
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MIs.aNs: l: 7Sssl 90; No. 2, IOs75c: No.
3, u @JOc; No. 4, lOc.
OIT.K-No. |. So 90; 20. ?. 81 90; No. s.,
81 90; No. 4, 50g75;
k.ccoos-No. /. zoe; No. ., zoe; No. 8, zoe
No. 4, 10c.
SKUSK-Blsck, 81, o.; short striped, 7jc: Lasrow
striped, Ste; broad striped. 25c.
OLxCAI-5glJc.
MCsKRAI-lSd2vc.
PO5sUA-5Ttl5c.
ETIKNs-5c.
WILD CaI-15d25c.
HOUSE, CAT-5@I0c.
BEAvEs-Per n 75@Sl co.
BAD6y R-i5d30c.
FoX-Grey SO@Ioc; red, tOasi o.
woLr-Lsrre. sOtasi so; small, 4c@,cc.
BzAK-si OO9s6 50.
sALT-O. B., s. 10; Sackanav, So 40.
sYRUP-S Y. 5o975e.
GRAIN AND FLOUR.
The price of -four and wheat rema rs firm, Low
grades are steadily advALcing; the demand teing
greater than the supply as our quotations Will
show.
1he best grade Of fall wheat in this market,
which Ii quoted as No.2, was selling yesterday at
90c.
wHEAr-Fali, No. 2, COZ; No. 3, Soc; No. 4.
70c spring aOS90c.
in good demand.
Oars-AIe 5Oa55e PER bushel.
BaRLKY-s1 20 Ierbssbei.
RYE-63MO55c.
ELoUR-Best 81 80; XXX, 81 60; XXI 81 25 (;
Star, ~ Is; xX, <2 "; buck heat Hour. 81 90;
r,e -four, 2 60; gTaharr, 2 IS; corn meal, 81 20
per 90 It's; siIsInh, 81 ~; bran, 81 10.
Considerable wheat Is coming into market.
DRY GOODS.
A corrected list o. those articles adapted to the
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TUE RECT We now enter the field ior the
Jul SeSs Fail and coming Winter. and
furnishing tee bet paying
and most easuy worsei agency
p AX Al Gin the world. Our Agents have
~ " oaLwAYs been the most success
ful, and We have lately added
NAV and kxCEEJISGLY TAKING
PHClEE ECCinducemenis, requiring oDly
OSSsN6SSIH1 ELLI6kSCE ami APPLICATION
for any one, young old, Of
either sex, 10 make really first class aying busi-
ness fer themselves. We have the MOST agents
and Do THK L,kGk<r business In cur line. We
give the light to exclusive territory, furnish the
6sst tools to work With, give the largest cash pay
BOOK AsKNTs, and all experienced Agents, find
the business We furnish decidedly the most profit
abe. Everybody can make monsy. Send your
and address At once for circulars, terms, etc
AGKNTs, no matter what you are doing. send TO
US for particulars. Address WATERS TINKER,
Publishers, Chicago, Ill. novlsdw9
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Nothing breakable that Spaulding'-
Glue won't mend. DIV.
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Public Stealing all Around.

Public stealing seems to have pervaded
all sections of the country, and the thieves
range from the high public functionarie.
down to the hangers-on of the kitchens ol
public institutions. 1t would hardly be be-
lieved that anybody could be 80 degraded
as TO steal food prepared for lunatics, idiots
and the deaf, dumb and blind but such il
the disgraoeful fact. In the report of the
Board of Commissioners for the public in
stitutions Of Kansas, for 1874, in speaking
of the irregularities" which have crept in
to the various institutions, it is stated:
Some persons think that, because the State sup
plies the table, il is therefore free lunch for
themselves and all their relations To such a degree
has this idea been carried that in institution,
have been informed, the employees and their Jrieds
sometis had ssdn,gh sscrs seJ-ed after returning
fr "a ooilion partiet The state cannot afford TO be
parsimonious, neither can II Afford to keep open
hotel attached each asylum There is no try
ing 10 disguise the sacf, even If had any such
WISH that these persons, both connected and un-
connected with our institutions who will take ad-
vantage of the bounty of the state, and HosId hare
no oenpg8ofioas an tecSn.iay lRrnanenf tearniag
attaches.
1t was favori:e adage with Napoleon
that human nature is always and every-
where the same;' and this is undoubtedly
true as to the depraved human nature Of
the public thief and hanger-on. A public
thief is sure to be hanger-on, and he hangs
on with more tenacity than blood-sucker,
for when that creature gets gorged, it lets
60 and falls off, But who ever knew q
gorged public thief to let go, voluntarily, of
his plunder, He always hangs on, whether
he be United States Senator or the para
site of the kitchen of an idiot asylum.
Fortunately, honest people are beginning
to wake up and drive the thieves from pub
lie life.-N !. Ledger.
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TTLTOE-DEECHE2.

Il Correspondent Describes Olivier Johnson =
The Health of ths Principals Very Good
Interesting Notes and Scraps Of the Trial.
Mr. McKelvey's evidence offered none Of
the sensations which Tracy had promised
with regard 10 Tilton's desire to get his
grievances into print, and the cross-exam-
ina;ion let him of very easy. When he had
step3ed down and out.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-03-18

The books sre for Hon Schools and AC D.
EMIEs. IN. HaqT II Singing 81 OIL by l.. o. Em-
erson ant W :. Tilden, is arranged f,r or 4
voices. Ch5ics TriOt 81 o0l by ". :. Tilden, for
voices, are choice Ia every sense, and The Sing
.rJadTsh s5 cts by h. X. Palmer, a sisted by L.
o. Emerson, nnexceled a. a book Tor singing
Classes, is equally good for High. schools.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-03-18
CEETAUR LINIMENT.

The great discovery Of the sge.
There Is no pain which the Gen.
tsur 1 inimest will not relieve. no
swelling vhieh IL will not subdue,
and no lameLess which il will not
cure. This ID strong Language,
hut il Is true. L, il no humbus /;
the receipt 10 printed around each
bottle. A circular containing
certificates Of wonderful cures Of
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-03-18
BYRON SHERRY,

a rToRSEY AT LAw-pFFiCE IN TEE
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