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, 1876-06-17

pcrreptblv shorten life. The next bcst usn Of
stale bread, tn my opuon Is 70 dry 1t ttottoues,-
starch or sago puldng' Tvs never been alIs
saistns, and spices lust for the sake OF
"savtng " few erustsi
aboat i've hundred TINES that husband. love
Is founded upon his wifcs surrcea Ms a cook.
The prevailing tone of t'iese intitnntions. Ia
something 'lke this: 0 young wife, at you ys'ne
lis beautiful !ae alive In lis trast to brigltrs,
and warm your life M the years rull on-be sure
to have thu tas,1e always ncntly lahl anh alwaya
supplied With Ills favorite dishes. f)n not crudgc
aud aching head gan nl rest ngatu. hui thu lost
luye Ut your |lusfan1-how cn. It lie restored
Bush who The dickens toa'.is love restored
TINT u based upoh apple 'iumrtngs and sq''nf'
pies: Is . lllsband fr1clHi and t'rn!her-a
loving and Interested partner III tho firm OF
home, Willing to mcet with ts wife all Its big
and little accidents an ltabttttcst Or IL h:
o sort Of distinguished gue:t-a kind
Of royal cannsbal ktng u bc ass!,lu-
II po.stblc-by all The arts that cook-books cal,
hiring to hea, upon him; hctwern whom and the
little vexattons Ut Nursery an.l kitchen bratltl-
ful veil must b. drawn, and IN whose presence
none hut sweet ,sprigl.ly, patient, sootlling,
What monetrous nouscnsc l-so monstrous
don't wonder nUbOtly hkeB the trouble to re-
fute It. It's Just as II yt,u should say to hug
hansls, ~, bc eurc-if you would secure YOUR
wifes nffectton-to keep her always in yutir
thoughts. Make II your daily study to bring
home something pretty 10 wear, and lny It nj
her feet with loiml carcss. Ntttr Mli0w her 10
ace yull in your tilrt-scrres Or with your tlnir
| unbrushed. Intrutte nnne u the cures III busi-
nct. upon her. II you hive tho tootilachc speak
| gently to the cat, rock the baby to sleep, md
| read some pleasant story to y0ur wife willie she
rests her weary hcad upon your brcnst- Be sure
to see that she has pleasant drives, entertaining
| reading, and GhArnsng surroundings generally
| II you spend I'LL yonr money for her md ar6
| aoIlet!nles oyerWorkcll atitl p!ncllcd, never
| n,tmll yuu can enr1L more money. Dilt youi
| wtfcs last lovc-hoW cAn 1t be regMneda
Nice talk. Isn't til Thanks he to the unuyinf
peryersity Of human naturc--ft Ia all ganltiun
We see husbands every day fond md faithful t
wives who arc such cooks US wouldn't submit
tu, and who come to breakfast III crtnping pins
AMI, on tl,e other hand, we see wives the tru
hclpinAtcs and lovers of husbands who eat al
sorts OF good things abstractcdly, mud then i,
with their pipes aud newspapers to the bacl
putrh, apparently dead to all domesttc ties
The diylnc principle Of love doesn't srvly
want, and war, atid flaming, 10 perish Of In lttter
cnt ronsts and little everyday ncalccts, I ca
tel! you'll 1t is fortunately nude of very ster
stuif. AND when We husbands md wives thn
Of this We osghe to be 50 grateful US to be- lc
to sweetcn, and hcautify, md cnllob1e Its brave
rugged existence with I'LL tho small arts and III
tic lnseliishncsses In our power. -
Mns. EMILY.
, 1876-06-17

=" " % :" - ..,u. ~ |
CHICAGO. June lo'--At least ohe "'chnoer :"
your editorial stall t,as genius for Journalism
The yuurtship department whtch fol,,fsi.e,l not |
,nrr .,rrc and hrouoht firth No ricf, 4 harvest
e a''"' w." 80, I...t.. .,o. ...,
Of pleasing a',' pfoh'aple a'ssuss'a' w"s o"'
atrnkG OF TINT Rcnlus. anti now tll"t those cur
respondents, l,rarc and fair, have Ind about
time enough to eettlc their differences, get mar
st.t sm5 =, T., ho,,.oLunn,no tho 1Jnmc H.
tc'' "nu =. ~ "oue."'1s Wv ~ ~,
pastment appropriately 'oilo"s'-1us@ III LUZ
nick u time. Some la'ly sage su phose IL
must have been a laly-onyc wrutc that the
ahnr,c.t rnna to man's heart lies
s.r',,,.h ,ts .ty,,,nch nnl fcw nf rour
lhroagh MS sto'"ae',' anu IL" " Sour
fur contributors, "een, are awafe
Of the eust"tory Interest with which
watch tho pso1rrss OF this CULINARY inycs-
.,'..... -. '"~ .,.s"..,,. w,
t'eat'oh' a." ,oc n'o'o snee'e'y "h
tins nccount ao We regret 10 see
tribu ton to a necessary art and useful science
~ frcauent1v md ucct1,c,,lv FILED by The .hil.
~ "n;,.,.,,. ,,ss,,,.,I,,, ,,,,., ~ n1u
lclagf' Of caItlouf asputat'on. u 'aaes o. ean.
cat!on cannot discuss even s'1eh savory subject
without wasting time mil temper IN issues un.
important md nut gertnanc tothe qucston,wilat
encouragement have We Tint they wo.ld mol'ify
BECAUSE Or. Hale thinks that, with food SO
cheap a,,l wages 80 high, "Alncr[cans ought to
| 10 the best uoltristlctl people In the
scizing the cudgcl accusing. her. Of saying, the
Americans arr the best nourfsi'ed, then call It
clleup parascology,, and proceed With formal
denial Of that w1lfvl, no one had assertcdi
fca because It costs next to nothing hciug
chiefly composed Of wlint we Americans throw
| away. The 'hclligercnt Sara,'s sl,elagh Is In
stantly poised aEaIn, and We are assured tim.
contents of the French not au feu.
Nov, Mr. Editor, for the information Of a,l
, 1876-06-17
SONG

Only a faded leaf,
w.lysng there,
Htt,e u moments bFtet
Siolc fru!n Tho year,
Cunslng \ paEg Ut grief,
Melp1rIGs lfear.
Giving the AoMI Teaies
In dropt tear.
flown fron1 q wreath OF flowers
Euuud III het tar,
In The bright spnny hours,
Golden and fatr.--
unrk ~ the evening lowcrs
Over The sky:
6wgetsat " pleasure sours
When it's gone by.
t1AXHx LAYALltA.
, 1876-06-17

tl,er old method of refining, tho public could
nfIosd to pay several cents more per pound for
their sugar, int only on the scare Of hca!tl Int
alsn for etonomy Of purse; and would cl1csr-
fully lo 30 "a soon as they informed u! The
subject. Let tho harrcls bu nlnrkeh "iH1nca
by the old process" md soon the rcoplo would
learn to choOse Il In preference to tho other,
though tho cost dhould be greater.
J.. KosstrEn,
, 1876-06-17

TO ne Edf.or a. re '1.0ans. :. ''s., ,.
nAss1ILR, i'.' sune .',v - ~. son an,.t,a nn,,
.cc ,l,e ,,o,a de rluu,e over whlch address YOU,
..s "1..rt.n1 N. frtrreat lave takrn
they VIII "nae.e.H''a .sl 49, .,.xa,,,,, ..a,,s
tn the discussion ea'tea w ~, s.'oaen ,e ,' suu.
M And while tho discussion ts Intended for
,',sowiy,s and tho.c who intend to become
noss'"'' nis,,.. "Ms fs,rco I'm oust cot what thc
saen, w.. saos atnnsas" ss"' eno, t,r W., thot we
",ncn-fo!ks may be allowed to put IN our little
fur. md have permission to give few hiuts
ho,v tn cat.
''om w. " sn,..,,on a. noo,,. bovc beco .ty,ea n
natton Of dyspeptlcs, anu TUG appe4lat'on Is a
tust one. No wonicri Pork and beans, hard
lack. hot biscuits, tec.water. "sodgcy''
.tu"r, h,tt-,notn, vcoet.h1rs. nfes and rnkee.
till you taht rest, anu hlteeh minutes 10 oo't
this heterogeneous 1nass In, constitute the
average American dinner.
The American Kitchen, In my opinion, is
hand upon my heart Tor stonach} and a1iirtn
that ever enjoyed dinner under an American
roof, And yet therr is, as general thing n
s,sNs w. $500. ~. r.a,.,h ha,.n M thon
German, EnE's!,, or Frcnsh nonse' bnt '!en ia
the soup IS saity, tne Nsee1Ius ,s, ~ tnsM a,rs ae
ss eaa II 81" rnnn ~ ~ ~
| -thefe ~ III" = hu!ls ssniuG ".eaS. 4a,,
do not o1 course, aely tha@ n,e- xone american .,.
housewives may Set up eao'' i m1nnet ~ H.. =, oS ~
au 70 fena M.s' oa'II y ;nsIst mn n,.r .hoi. NJ
eovlecd u II, o. ~ asst tus ~. n,, r"un.
sys1enG II Tc}era We w b abe to throw M oil
TINT apps!las'o,&i & o. &ayspgp1.tts, ,,,vs u,or. o,,
~ Inc nfs, pl, 1. ust ~, tb ,,,,,tr"rs . nud
oG,,ef sod a'sS o ,,,s s i,sncns with lie ce.
wl,ssatulhe Me mus' ',os 49, ~ M ,o..r
water, anu snnstnle Gns mes ~ ~ W.. ",,
Breater care ust ~ 'ane an,a,, ~ Ettan .Es I"a
COOKING veEetaoien .e ,,,11 m,,i ,stnaJ ~ ths
tte p1elnuna III tHls u.ss's''' "t a ~, ,,.t
hot af1i un"no'Esothe nise"tei "I "uns s1.a
have weli-oaKen preaM IVY Vs,.ts oIsau ~ n.e tno
M1st ho,ll'slnsj ~. eM"u!u hIst". .t ~. s,"1 @
salna, ana use less au9al a'u on'tc s'..,s .,'t
4nai1y taRe re'Iy W siic " .'.t t ~. ~,
1nnoi, a'l tnen ga ~ ~ toar, ~ ~ eba Eny1sh
| eloalA MOI NC II" '''A'o eno ne"''5 40 NV A"se
/ Ut LIE ACIAl1Nos
, 1876-06-17

about 100 feet nbovr them, flying nhsut, md
this explained to thrm thu mystery. aHa "nc.
tho, which has 81 often u:ctIrtrl md BEEN nii-
cxpialnrtl As II Louisville Professor has SUE.
Eestctl, tsia tnay ntruutt Tor the tnnl0,is shower
j! aesf. III Kentucky. The PARTICLES III The Co.
lumbus shower were not gathered or ana'yzca
IL were thoke of Ktnlucky.h
, 1876-06-17
Another SHOWER of flcsi. Reported.

Another SHOWER uf Flesh Reported.
The Columbus tGa.) Enquirer ot Sunday has
the following statement: "A few days sgO
Mcssrs. Dick and At kcrv[n were standing in
the back yard of the latter when quite shuwei
vi dish fell upon and around tl!ell. 1t Ut Arst
seemed " miracle to them, ss They had often
heard Of uesh 'raiuiug' from above. They cast
UP tlei5 tyee Rl4l discovered seyetA b4xzAt12
, 1876-06-17

Dakcll trout. RadfEhes, 'Aif.anl-Alf.
Dcvllcd kidneys, Sardlnet. Pate de foIe grhs.
Salad.

Roast beef. Oltves. Potatoes. Macasoni. Roast
lh,nb. Asparagus. Grecn peas. More
'Alf.And-'A1f tof cuurBc).
, 1876-06-17
nOI1.ED MEATS AND rupDISGs.

CHICAGO. Junc l4.-These arr u lew conmon'
sc..se recipes ara rules which the young huusc-
wife will ,,o well to remember: Meat must
"a'e HUI nse a"ass " s.ust ~ ~ sa'ns .ae
outs!ua and Rep III the Juices. Aso!u Sticking
fork In 1t rs ,uucll Us pussibto- When tsrees-
aury to turn, II a roust, do IL with thu aid Ut
Gloln, taa''s ~ " ~ 80 ,s,sno<. ,",',.
'Ae t'eA'' 'ts " 1nuIton 'or a's.asee, 49, puu'
bo!ltng-water over It aud skim thoroughly.
Never expose meat IN tho action OF suit while
.,. hut ~ ,.t,,, s'',,,' ,r,,,-,, t,r ,,es
, 1876-06-17

Cafe nuEr uu cogMac IND fragrant chernot to
hHlah up with.
q! course she must remember that We had
this tli.lncr Ut Intel kept On the American
plan, where We could get nothing but wlut
thc bill Ut farc allowed It's; but what does she
VIZ gDt Away with III ....
lwun,ler why t.ry don't have my fromage
de iric III thls ral,niryf II Is rutlier IHu!oaor-
Gus, admit hut eatcn before your coGce ls
very wholesome, atld u powerful uil " dtges-
tinl,.
In conclusion, Mr., Editor, wish to quote as
an excuse for this rather rambling lttter the
words Of Montcs4teu Or Talleyraul q forget
wh!ch}. that "l{ ,sa,l ilatl more time | would
have written u shorter onc." GounMAND.
, 1876-06-17
FEW Err AND AGUE

Fever and Aqua cured Tor nfty cent? There T. not
remedial agent In the world that will fgscr and
aue. aud III other 1nAlnr!uus bilious scarlet typhoid.
a9aIsE =. neady Aeliei Ffty eaass per boo
Sold by Druggists.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-30
A Gubernatorial PutrefactiOn.

When George T. Anthony returned ITO
Leavenworth from the convention which
nominated him for Governor, he was met
At the depot by his friends with band OF
music, which attracted the presence OF a
small crowd, most of whom were doubtless
drawn thither from mere curiosity. In re-
Spouse to the individual who intro
duced him to the group Of spectators, G. T.
haransued the little crowd for q few min
utes, in the course of which he said that
he was mortified" when ne remembered
that he had not that cordial support At
home which had been manifested in his
behalf elsewhere in the State. TheoriziDg
upon the fact that he has been repudiated
BY Thousands of his own party in all parts
OF the State, and in . manner almost un-
heard of before, Ne naturally conclude that
the @mortifying" process in G. rs case has
BY this time assumed the most nauseatirg
putyescsnce, and that, in order to make
the capital city" habitable during his
term Of offer, it may Be necsss,ry to em-
ploy disinfectants to an unlimited degree,
the more especially - protection to the
olfsctories of those residing elsewhere who
NAY eravitate in the direction Of that
scosrxe-ridden town. In view Of this ext
sency would il not be we'll for the present
executive to convene an extra session OF the
Lesislature, 1t once, 10 make an appropri-
ation for supplying the necssary purifying
AGENTS?
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-30
ABOUT LIBEL SUITS.

A few Kansas editions are Just now hav-
ing q little bad luck The editor of the
Wathen. Reporter has been arrested for
libel, upon the complaint of Hon. a. }.
Mowrey, of the Comanche county bonds
notoriety. The editor of the Great Bend
REGISTER has been sued for $4,000 damages
for libel, by C. +. Diffenbacher, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Representative. And
the Kinsley Reporter has also been sued for
libel. and the whole outfit, consisting Of
Mr.. C. c. McGinnis, and Messrs Blanchard
and Hubs, gave bond to appear. The
plaintiffs in the above cases should receive
the same consolation rendered the Demo-
cracy in South STANDARDIZATION Cham
pioi.
1t is a well-known fact that libel suits
sgainrt newspapers are generally Instituted
Ly men who have not been ibeled, but
about whom the truth has been told. But
very few editors will knowingly publish
statement that is false, and if the person
aegrieved will show the editor that he is
misinformed, nine,y-nine editors in every
hundred will promptly make the proper
correction. But your individu al who is
made to vince under the publication Of IN
palatabls facts, generally assumes the role
of injured innocence, and appeals to the
courts to obtain poultice for his lacera-
ted feelings But what grudge has the
Champion against The TINES, that it
should omit Us from its list? The libel
suit is a commodity that We are rarely, if
ever. out of-have three beautiful ones On
hand at present.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-30
9Meeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER so, 1876.
Th..ksetyfus Proclamation.

From year to year We have bsen accuslomea =, ~
pause in our cal pursuits and set apart tms
oder thanks to Almighty God for speas. oC o., =
he hiss vonchsafed 70 Us, with our pnayes io IL
continuance thereof We have at TINS ums e!x
reason 10 be THANKFUL for his continue p.s ~
ard for the many mate izi blsssnG WnHn M
16souuty has b ssoGsd. In dIfion 70 toess "a
800 ded 70 us as indivir uas, Ne have eP,,cM -
c.~icn q express our hearty thann 70 AS.g
CD that by his providence ana Gololoc1 -
cor.rnmeut established q century sSo a" -
een.h a 10 fulfill the purpsse Of ~ ioono9s, N "
S.,ne an asvlum TO the people OF every race, seeut
inc ciyiI and relig Gus ioeIty 70 Tltnln in e4
A.. and melting to every individual alike justice
ana souaIft, before the Law. II is, moreover, e.
,srtsliy our duty offer our humble prayers TO the
fbeT of AL mercies for the continuance OF his oslne
savor 20 us q. q ration and as individuals.
Nv reason OF all these considerations, ], Ulysses
8. Grant, President OF the United States, do rec
Smmend the people Of the United States 70 devote
the sSth day Of November next 70 the exPresaon OF
their thanks and prayers 10 Almighty COO, ana
Isyiua aside their daily avocatiops and Al secu2f
,ccupatiops 10 assemble in their respective places
Of vorshiD and observe such day as day oil rest
In vitness whereof, have hereunto SCI my nano
and csased the seal Of the Onite1 state 70 pe
affixed Done at the city OF washington, tns
18th day Of October in the year oil our ofd, one
thousand eigh, hundred and seventy-six and OF
the In dependence OF the United states OF Ameno
the on hundred and FIRST. U 3 GRANI,
HAMILTON Fish, BY the fresioenl
II. g. secretary OF State. VIZ
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-30
FS.TY YI-lI:S EEfSI.i- TIL. IT Sic.
MCI,.ANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
v E;RMIFsUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and lcaden-
Colored, with occasional ilushe5, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull the pupils
dilatc: an azure seinicircle runs along
the lower eyc-lid; the nose is irritated,
swells, and sometimes bleeds; swell
ing of the upper lip; occasional head
ache, with humminS or throbblng OF
the ears; an unusual secretion of saliva;
Shiny or furred tongue; breath very
foul, particularly in the morning; APP
petite variable, sometimes voracious,
witha gnawing scnsationofthe stomach,
at Others, entirely gone fleeting pains
in the stomach occasional nausea and
vomiting violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
costive stool; Shiny; not unfrequently
tinged with blood belly swollen and
hard; urine turbid; respiration occa-
sionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and
convuisive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c
Whenever the above symptoms
arc found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUCE
VIII certainly effect cure
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form it is an innocent prepa-
ration. net fdpGbLs gf doing tie slightest
nuyy 10 tie NEST ttRatr infant.
The genuine DE-. MeLANE's NER.ii-
FUGE bears the signatures of C. MeLANE
! md FLEMING Bros. on the wrapper.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-30
Special % the L>are.,rnh Time'.I

Specia! % The LearcEs,rfh Tine'.I
Topeka, Kan, November g. The
State Board OF Canyassszs commenced to
Canvass the votes cas-. at the late election
to-day. They refused TO count the votes
cast for S. Il. Peters, Judge Of the 19:h
judicial District, on the ground that his
election year ago was for four years, and
consequently there was no vacancy to I'LL.
Attorneys appeared, asking that certificates
be issued TO members Of the House from
Barber, Rush, Rocks and Kingman coun-
ties, which did not cast the 80 votes re-
quired by the Constitution. 1. is assed
that cerufcatss be Issued because Of that
clause Of the Constitution which says that
each organized county shall be entitled to a
member. Decision was reserved till to-
morrow morning.
The United States Circuit Court, Judge
Dillon presiding, commenced to-day. \
large number Of lawyers and litigsnts ars
present.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-30
Is THAT SO:

The Chicago Tribune of the 9th, has =
special dispatch from Washington, saying
that General Butler has been retained by
the Democrats, at the instance OF Mr..
Tilden, to take charge of their case before
Congress. The inform alton is said to
come from Mr.. George II. Butler, the Gen
erals nephew, who is reported as saying
that "a lawyer cannot refuse fee rendered
him in good faith, and Gen. Butler is
lawyer, not . politician, until the meeting
of the next Congress"
The Tribune refers to the report, editori-
ally, and seems to accept it as true. II
makes little comment, but remarks, BY the
way, that "Gen. Butler is generally con-
sidered good lawyer for bad case"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-30
DEMOCRATIC COMFORT.

At the request Of Col. Eaton, We publish
in The TINES this morning an article from
Col. McClure's Philadelphia Times, on the
Presidential situation, which, Col. Eaton
assures us fairly reflects the orthodox Dem
ocratic view of the case. We comply with
the request to copy the article referred to-
because the Democrats of Leavenworth are
all orphans, as it were. without any paper
of their own to present their side Of the
case, and because, moreover, there is so lit
tie comfort for them in the present situa'
ton of affairs that it would be cruel IL
deny them such meaGre crumbs as the!
may be able to scratch up here and there
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-30
An ORIGINAL. IDEA.

Justice may be as blind Is bat, but abe
evidently has 4 very keen sense of feeling
1t least the female who holds the scales
and sword in "Old Virginny" seems to be
that sort Of persou, as the following in
cident will clearly show:
In Petersburg, the ticket voted BY the
Republicans Was of the usual size and
style, but the Democrats had theirs print
ed on thin paper. in very fine type; the
entire ballot vas mot over two inches square.
and When folded occupied but very small
space. Nov, when the votes were canva.ssd
it was found that there were PSI more ballots
in the box then there were namesehscked To
yredy this man was blisdioldsd aad al
lovsl 70 pisk INT asl balboa He sneossd.
"A n rodneiag IL nunb9 70 h lesitinsiu
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-30
KNOWN by THEIR FRUITS.

Old Baker makes a great TODD over the
circulation of the Weekly Commonwealth, but
is very careful to keep quiet about his
Daily circulation, for the reason that he
knows the Blade has about double the num-
Der in the city.-Topeka Blade.
The comparative circulation OF the two
papers in Topeka may be pretty correctly
Judged by their influence in the late cleo
ton. The Commonwealth went in stronger
for George T than any other paper in
the State; the Blade opposed him; and the
result was that he ran nearly . thousand
behind Hayes in the county. That shows
which paper has the circulation, and the
confidence Of the people.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-30
A Walking Miracle.

q. X SrKvEys:
D.ar sir-rnO1sh . stranger. want to IN
forn you hat VEG ETTNE has d ne for me-
Last Christmas &c, ofuia maia iu app aranes
in nv ISL m Ia x, nIng lcsrs sPpSnns
on n as 10 ,oUs: ore on sarh o. my arms
one on my thigh. which exter DEF 70 the seat,
one on my hear, vhic7 int0 ths skull Do 'e,
one on IN left leg, which bstsme % bad tina
two ply sciAns eame u amPul.te ne I'm :.
though up,n consultation concluded NOT 10 do
% As % whole body y 81 full 81 sc-ofula'
they deemsd it adviss b,s - cIt the sore, which
vas tut bsyond DISRUPTION and tn 70 = IS a
The ply icians all AVE me up 10 die, and
aid they cou do no more foe me Bo b Of ny
les were drawn up to my seet, and 1t was thought
il I did set up again 1 would b cripple Tor
hf-
whsn in this condition I saw vE6kTISE
ADVERT ed, and CONNIE need taking it in March,
and followed en- Win IL until had used sx.
teen oo ties, and this morning 1 an going 70
plough corn, . yell man AL ny tosnsmen
say IL Is miracle to Sc ne round valkang snd
In conclusion I will add, when I Vas enduring
such great suffering from that drsadfu i d seass,
ScrofuI o., I prayed 20 tn Lord aooye u take NE
out of his world. but - VtGEIISE has restored
to me the blessings Of health, desire more than
e, to live. that I may be OF some services 70 my
feIlov-men, and kaov Of no better way 70 All
.uf-riDgS humanity, :than 10 incloss you this
you will publish IT, and IL will afford me pleasure
10 reply to any comm unicatiou when i may
rsrieve th0sioGm.
LAM sr' very ssm if LIN PAYS.
Axsyy Rerriea Co. N.eh., July 10. 1872.
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the S,a,e for illustrations and comparisons
Reports from persons in ell parts of the
State, engaged in Horticulture, upon tie
success and adaptation CT varieties, as well
as cases of failure, and the probable causes
are very much desired.
All County Vice Presidents are request
ed TO forward reports for their respectave
Counties, 10 the Secretary at Lawrence, by
December %, or TO Emporia during the
meeting.
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THEY BEGIN TO SEE III.

Those journals of New York, and the
East, which are supposed to derive their
inspiration from Mr.. Tilden, and which,
in their discussions, have given evidence
of his oversight. are settling down into the
conviction that their party has been de-
feated-that notwithstanding all the ter
rorism, intimidation, and bulldozing prac-
ticed by their party managers in the South,
a majority of the electors chosen are in
favor of Governor Hayes, and that in all
three of the Southern States commonly
called doubtful" an unmistakable major
ity of the people have voted the Republi-
can ticket.