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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-10-07
Living Here and There.

Valuable statistics in regard TO the COM
parative cost of living in America and
Europe are given in the late Massachusetts,
Labor Report" "One dollar will buy
twenty pounds of flour in Boston, one or
two pounds more in some European sea-
ports, but the same are considerably less
in majority of the places compared. In
Boston 81 will buy $50 pounds of fresh
beef, roast piece. In one place in England
will it buy as much by pound or more,
and in Europe still less, Copenhagen being
the only place where it will buy more.
Butter in Europe averages pound more to
the dollar than here, cheese less by more
than that excepting few spots. As for po-
tatoes, they are cheaper here than in Eng
land, and dearer than in Ireland or Ger
many. Seven or eight pounds of pork for a
dollar are sold here, and not much over
half as much can be obtained for that sum
in Europe or England, and nowhere as
much. In rice, milk, and eggs they haye
the advantage of us. Tea costs less here
than in England, but more than on the Con-
tinent. With coffee it is about the same,
though the difference is little. In sugar the
British are little better off, continentals
great deal worse. Coal is cheaper here than
in Germany, and dearer than in England
Merrimac or common prints are cheaper
here than in England and Europe. Boots
are about the same here as there, generally
in England or the Continent where brown
sheetings are cheaper than here, while in
brown ehirtings the foreigners are better of.
D. & E. y -
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Women Carving Rsyolysfs.

Some people in Reading carry revolvers,
while some women folks carry barlow
knives, as was developed in this city last
winter. An extensive dealer was inter-
viewed on the subject, with the following
result:
"What class of people do you sell fire.
arms to ?"
"Nearly all classes buy firearms now.
Our gun trade is mostly through the coun-
try, although our finest guns and rifles are
purchased by residents of the city"
do you sell many revolvers
ain the last nine months We have sold a
geat many this is principally owing to
our having come down in price. A revolv-
er we used to get SIS for, We now sell at S.,
and we now have them from that price up
to $50"
"Who are your best customers for re-
volvers?"
"The respectable class generally buy re-
volvers as a weapon of self-defense. Some
OF our best citizens, especially those who
have occasion to be out at night, always
have seven-shooters with them, and since
the recent robberies in the rural districts
tiC dcihdBu lag oSOh SiSntSi- We roiN ~
volvers to-day to gentlemen living in the
suburbs. They don't like to travel those
lonely roads unarmed."
"Then the practice of carrying revoly-
ers is general one with the better class p
at is becoming So"
"Do you ever have any lady customers ?"
Occasionally. They are generally of the
fast description, and buy the most expen-
sive and handsome revolvers"
ado they buy them for their own use?"
'':Some Of them do. Others purchase them
to give to male friends. There is a great
difference in persons in choosing revolvers.
\ gambler always buys a large one, that
will carry good-sized ball a merchant or
business man almost invariably selects a
light one"
well, now about knives and hand-bil-
lies?'
"knives are seldom sold, but We dispose
of more hand-billies than anything else.
They are cheap and very effective as
weapon, ard are generally bought by the
lower classes. a gentleman's weapon lie a
frst-class revolver, while the favorite with
the majority of the lower classes, compris-
ing roughs, etc, is the billy The 'knuck-
lers' used to lie much in vogue. but they
have gone out of date, and We rarely have
an order for them"
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in each front, and the edge is cut to form
two points. The back has English side
bodies, is very short in the middle and is
heightened on the sides to form large.
square pockets. The neck is heart-shaped,
with wide turnover collar. imagine
this Jacket with a figured camel's hair
gray, with palm-leaves and arabesques OF
darker shade-trimmed with brown velvet
collar. cnffs and pockets, and large brown
buttons of smoked horn. When worn with
an overskirt of the same, ard brown veve,
underskirt, ii forms a very elegant costume
indeed.
LOWER SKIRTS.
The lower skirts of dresses have the same
number of gored breadths as those now
worn. Their fullness is entirely confined
to the back. The three front breadths are
sewed plainly to the belt, while the three
back breadths form an immense triple pleat,
with the pleals turned toward the middle
of the back, and sewed fatty half = yard
below the belt. Strings underneath, sewed
to the second side seams, are tied behind
to keep the front and sides smooth. The
trimmings around the bottom are alike all
around, and are made up of knife pleatings,
pufs and gathered ruff1es.
NEW POLONAIsEs.
The new polonaises, buttoned behind, are
very graceful garments, and show a fine
figure to advantage; yet merchants say they
will be worn only by young ladies, and
those who adopt extreme fashions. They
give the costume something of the chate-
laine and princess appearance. The front
is of the princess shape; the left side is
caught up by large chatelaine pocket, and
the back has the Marguerite form, elaborate
ly draped and buttoned down the middle.
One such costume is Of plum-colored bro
caded wool and silk. The brocaded polon-
aise has deep apron, edged with wide
netted fringe, while the back has five silk
folds upon it. The pocket on the right is
three-cornered bag, nearly half yard
deep, made of the brocade, edged with
knife plated silk, trimmed with large, long
looped bows, and suspended by bands Of
silk that begin in the back and front near
the waist The neck has a turned-Over
collar, and there are square bands of silk
in front Of the waist. The brocaded sleeve
opens over one Of plain silk. Lower skirt
OF silk, trimmed with puffs and pleatings.-
HUpeT's Baznar.
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Or, WHITTIER,

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OiseaseR peculiar TO women. ssea 3,
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Tumcf Of Twelve Iears' Growth
Cared b. Kadway's Resolvert.
BEVERLY, Mas, July IS. Is

BEvEHLY, Mas, July IS. 1863.
D.. EApwAY:-I have had ovarian tumor in the
ovaries AID bowels All the doctors said ''there
~ no help for it," Tired everything that VS.
reeommended, but nothing helped me. I saw
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hnd NO fsith In IL, because had suffered for
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70 be seen or felt, and feel better, smarter and
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tuner RS in the left side OF the bowels over the
gruin. write this to you for the benefit othen.
fea can publish it II you choose.
HANNAH p. KNAPP.
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CONGRESSMAN Cox tells in HUpe's
Monthly that Sargent S. Prentice was once,
in public discussion, tainted with his
habit of drunkenness. Prentiss retorted wit
thy. He first described in classic style the
utilities and inspirations of wine and whis-
key. Then he pictured the glus-glug-ging
of the Jug, as the politician tits il and
pours from its Reluctant mouth the corn
juice so loved By his soul. There is no
music dearer to his ear, unless it be the same
glug.glug-ging rs it disappears down his
capacious throat. Then turning to his OPP
ponent, his face all shining with fun, he
said: "Now, fellow-citinens, during this
ardent campaign, which has been 50 IA
tiguing, have only been drunk once. Over
in Simpson county I was compelled to
sleep in the same bed with this distinguish
ed nominee, this delight of his party, this
wonderful exponent OF the principles and
practices Of the unwashed Democracy, and
in the morning found myself drunk on
corn whiskey. l had lain too close to this
soaked mas Of Democracy, and I was
drunk from absorption"
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AN IMPORTANT LETTER
NEW YoRK, Oct. II. 1870.

nom a prominent gentleman and resident Of Gin
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TO the cesspaYer publishers throughout toe United
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For several.yeAn ! had been adeetsd with some
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Inflammation oi the kidseys and bladder, and
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Every bay a" Increase in. Flesh and
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The Great Blood Purifier.

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DIR. C.. ALEXANDER.

Norner of Fifth Street and Chrisry Avenue, Sain,
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influence Of Msvspspers

The Boston Traveller states that school
teacher who had enjoyed the benefit of q
long practice of his profession, and had
watched closely the influence Of a news
paper upon the minds Of family Of chill
dren, gives as result of his own observa-
ton that, without exception, those scholars
of both sexes and all ages who have access
to newspapers at home, when compared
with those who have not, are:
/. Better readers, excelling in pronunci-
alton, and consequently read more under
standingly.
2. They are better spellerr, and define
words with ease and accuracy.
8. They obtain . partial knowledge OF
geography in almost half the time it re-
quires Others, as the Newspaper has made
them familiar with the location of import
places and nations, their governments and
doings.
4. They are better grammarians, for
having become familiar with every variety
of style in the newspaper, from common
place advertisements to the finished and
classical Grafton of the statesman, they more
readily comprehend the meaning Of the
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THE LATEST AND BEST!
THE BEST 4 CHEAPEST.

and descriptive hist containing testimonials Of
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Kidney & Bladder Complaint

Urinary and Womb Diseases' Gravel, Diabetes,
Drupsy, stoppsge of water, incontinencs Of urine,
Bdghps disease, a.buminuris, and in all cages
where there are brick-dust deposits, the water
is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the
white Of egg, threads ike white silk, there
Is . morbid dark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust depOsiis, and when there 10 . pricking,
burning sensation when passing vater, and pain
in the small Of the tack and along the loins.
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FASHIONS FANCIEs.
What the Women will Wear, and how they
will Wearit.
FRENCH DRESSES.

Further lamentations of French costumes
for autumn and winter show more novel.
tics in small details but no dec;ded chances
The cuirass. apron oyerskirt and iacLe, ,re
ali retained in modified forms. The noIon.
aise buttoped behind is the newest featnra
Of the season. II is in material rather thar
Ses;gn thai these Costumes ,nne,r naw
Each suit il made mn OF two kinds of goods
and in m,nv Instances Of three Tbaso ~,
the new Russian cloths like figured camers-
hair; ladies habit cloth brocaded wool;
basket woven cloths in plain, plaid, and
striped patterns, and the striped Algerien-
mes.
In some costumes there Is plain basket
woven stuff, plaid goods OF the same mater
ial and silk; Others are with figured camePs
hair, with velvet and with silk, or Of strip
ed Algerienne with PLAIN soild-colored Al
gerienne OF the prominent shade In the stripe,
and perhaps silk or velvet brocaded wool
ems are sometimes used with PLAIN wool, but
most often with silk the cloth suits are
trimmed with shaded oraids. One leading
color Is preserved throughout the costume,
and no decided contrasts are seen, though
there are often lines and threads Of gay
coiors on daTk sompre GROUNDS; blue plum
tnss;a,.Si. ,,ao,,ia wbo .ra .i,..S, n.S :.
Aat-a-a sa,,i. ,,,.,,, Ill =. -: -,
y, U I" :, = h.co,n;nn S,,;rss ~: . LIZ
S A. -IooI;na shen nla;ds hu, 80 he
s,n,;.t ,haS ms, he von,,. .nJ ;nJasm;.s
FL ,ha ni,;ds now il Soe,a. oil Jao;dsj
hiocts n ni,;Js a.. oh;sc,sj 80 hr ny,
chants 81 e,rsr;ence as tSsv we,s *. CON-
sn;cnors f.sb;an 81 a., r;n;.r
''' ' - 20. ~
o"kh-shlRIs
1t is in over-skirts that the greatest
change is shown. They are still long and
clinging, but are draped differently on the
sides, and are so narrow that bpstles can
not be worn with them indeed, bustles are
entirely abandoned in Paris. The front is
a close apron, often wrinkled in careless
looking folds; row Of buttons and but
tonholes is down the left side, while the
right has square corners below, and the top
drapery is held by pocket that seems to
be suspended from the waist and has loops
and ends below that catch up the back of
the oyer-skirt. Some Of these pockets are
very large, three-cornered, and are drawn
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Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Inflammation Ct tnc
Bladder, lIdamm alton Of the bUWels CoaR.s-
tiea Of the Lung,, sore Throat, Difhcuit
Breathing, Paipitztion the Heart
Hys,erirs, Group, uiptheria. Ca
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kheudhstism, Cold Chilis,
Ague Chiis.
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Twenty drops in half tumhIer o, water LII In
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MEDICAL
The Mild Power Cures.
Humphreys Homeopathic
Specifics.

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