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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-07
1850 TVelB:Eighh Year 1877
RURAL NEW-YORKER.
The Great Illustrated agriculture, and Family Weekly ha
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The Great Illustrated agriculture, Famiy Weekly
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For 1877.
It ia the Standard Authority Agriculture Horticul
ture and Domestic Affairs and is repleie with and
improvements Of vsine to
The Farmer. The Dsirynsn,
The Hodieuiturist, The Hoasswiis.
In addition Practical Subjects and Market
Reports several pages devoted Ia Househod Recipes
pleasant Stories Reading for the Y"ung sabbath Read
family. Tins it comprises
TWO PAPERS IN ONE,
and like twoedged sword the affections of the
ladies' and chdr well the members Of the family
A. s. Fuller the celebrated Hofticulturis Editorin.
Chief assisted by E. s. Carman the well known Flarcu
the great practical Dairyman who call their aid
special contributors Parsons Fiorculturst and col
l~ctor of exotcs William Robinson Editor London
Garden Col G. Skinner. Eit"r TaEt Field and Farm
Prof Chas " Riley Missouri Srate Etom0lngist Her
Farm Ecanomy. Tho~ Meehan Editor Gardsacr Month
e. James Wick the great Rochester Florist; G %. Such,
Peek. NJ d. writer on HygIrns Henry Hsies. the prac
iical Poultry Brredrr L. A Rob rts writer Hstor
ebrated and learned weli efficient corps sps.
cl keprt.rs to keep the readers informed upon all
From tn. pen. Of such celebrated writer's Practical
and Scientific Departments receive life while the Liter
pervirion corps 81 Editors and Contlbu
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interrsting rrading, emb~shod with fine engravings
upon all interesting subjects.
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II The famous places in London arc fast dis
appearing 1t is now said that the old Cock Inn
Is 10 be pulled down. If they let it alone, it will
come down itself
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Three Points for Consideration. C

During the past i've years VEGErIN has been
urst regard to merits are nov
its most ar est friends and sopPortsr.
lending their influence toward the Of VEG
barks and herbs ad-It honestly accom- pshrs al
that is claimed for it. without leaving bad effects in
the STEM 3-It presents honest vouchers In testmo
nal- from honest well known citizens whose signatures
sufficient guarantee of their earnesnsss in the
Taking into consideration she quantity med
cine brought conspcuously before the public through
the flaming advertisements in the newspaper columns
with proof " merit genuine vouchers Of what il
done, should be pardoned for mapifesting small
& 4 H ;ss .nG
ial pastor of the South Baptist Church. Boston.
The Tired Body Sues for Sleep.
Boston, March I6 1874.
Dear Sr-It !. much from Of duty Of graf.
tude that write to that your vEGETINE-evsu if
mhsn IPsns ss 70 s
Either excessive mental work OF unusual care
6Ings upon me- nervous s,hau.,ien that dssP.rat.ly
night the poor tired body for Sleep until the day
dawn Is welcomed back and We begin our work tired out
found that little vEGETINE taken just before retire
ss hs
iss: %ssf :sn' s.si. nsss SsGETiSE III. ,1s
NJ. have particular horror of "P.ssn. Medicine,
.s .s
). s. DIcKERsoN
Valuable Evidence.
The following unsolicited testimonial from Rev. O. T.
walker D. D. formerly pastor Of Bowuin Squar. Church
Boston and At present settled in Providence r. L.
be deemed reliable evidence. No should fail to
experience in the use Of vEGETINE In the Rev Mr.
Walkers family who now pronounce il invaluable:
PkovIDEScY R. L. lSl Transit Street.
feel bound express with my signature the high val
ne place upon your vEGErINE. Ny family have used
il TOR the ycsrs In debility il sinvalu
able and recummepd Il to all who may An invgor-
ating rovovaiing tonic.
Formerly Pastor of Bowdoin Square Church, Boston.
The Best Evidence.
The following letter from Rev s. Best Pastor of the
by many hysicians also those suffering frum the
disc Sc as afflicted the Of the Rev Z. s. Best No
person doubt this testimony there u doubt
about the curative power Of vEGErISE.
NATIcK. Mass, Jan. lst 1874.
Dear Sir-ws have good reason for regarding your
vEGETINE medicine Of the greatest value. We feel
assured that il has been the means Of saving
he Ia. suffered from nseras. y s. leg caused Sy
cruleus Affection and far reduced tina; nearly
all who him thought his recovery impossible. 4
council Of able physcians could give hut the fste
hope Of his ray.g; tvs Of the number declaring
amputaton could NOT him. he had vgor
enough to endure the operation Just then
present he has been continuously Improving. He has
lately Resumed studies thrown away his crutches
zane and walks about cheerfliiy and strong
whcre his limb Anced have the fullest confidence
that in little time he will be perfectly cured
he has taken about three dozen BOTTLES Of vEGETISR
but lately uses but little As he declares he is too well TO
be taking m-dirine
Respectfully yours.
MEs. L. Z. BEST |
Reliable Evidence.
l's Baltic ST., BROOKLYN. y. Y Nov. H. 1874.
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Adaine Ford Plaintiff
-.
Bolivar Bayne,
Mary Z. Bayne,
duncan Mcintosh.
James n Burn-s.
John I. kirwan Defendants
FUNHE said defendants Bolivar b. Bayxe Mary Bayp-
Il and James " Burn-s, residents Of the State .f
Kansas are hereby notified that they and Incan MeIn
tosh and John T. krwan have sued In the above
named Court; that the painf Adaline Ford filed her
yember A d. ls76; and you, the said Bolivar Baype
Mary L. Bayne and James y. Burnes snswer said
petition of plaintiff before the 9Th Of January
d. 1877 the petition will be taken ~ true and ,dg
ment rendered against the said defendant Bolivar
Bayne. for the of thirteen bundre and ffty dollars
and interest thereon at the twelve per cent Der
annum from June l 4 d. Isis and for fnrthe sum
of two hundred and eighty dollars and cent
taxes paid on the mortgaged premises hereinafter scrb
ed and one hundred and fifty dollars attorneys fee for
plaintiffs attorney herein; and for th. foreclosure and
half Of the southeast quarter of section thirty I
IN township two @ Of range nineteen tI9 eAst and also
the quarter of the north section
~ In township three ~ SOUTH range nineteen e,
east. all In Douphzn County. Kansas which WAS mort
gagged 10 the said plaintiff BY the said defendants
Bayne and Mary T. Bayne his wife secure the paw
ment of the said sum Of money and
tue plaintiff on promissory note executed by said B
var b. Bsyue TO said plaintiff Adsne Ford the 18th
day Of june A d. 1875 and dne in twelve after
the date thereof and or-cosing barring interest
of the said defendants and each them in and 10 xad
lands above described, and for costs of suit.
b. A. SEAvER.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Sovemb Der ., t6564w Prs. tre SIS
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= The editor of the Hiawatha Herald says he
doesn't fear man. Another Chevalier Bsyard
come to Judgment, by crackee! Without fear
and without reproach,
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u c. B. Wilkinson, Of st. Joseph, has bee.
sentenced to two years imprisonment in the PEN
itentiary, and to pay line of es.0OO. Executios
OF the sentence has been suspended Or postponed
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er Some OF the Western Kansas papers arc
urging j. J. A. T. Dixon for Speaker of the
House. What advantage has he over p. I. b.
Ping!
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~ The Rural Ner Yorker now comes to M
with sixteen clean, neatly printed pages, embel-
lished with fine illustrations of scientific and
practical Agriculture and Literature. For the
agricultnrist and the family circle il s an indis-
pensable weekly visitor. Its Editor-in-C Chief Is
the celebrated horticultural, A. s. Fuller. asso-
ciated with whom are f. S. Carmane, and X. A.
Willard, while, as special contributors. they are
assisted by snch men William Robinson,
Charles Downing. Charles V. Riley, Thomas
Meehan. James Wick, and many Others of equal
eminrnce in their respective scientific and prac-
tical specialeties. 1t keeps it's moral tone to
that high standard which fits it for any family
in the land. The mother can rely upon it to
furnish household recipes for daily use, pleasant
stories for leisure reading, and excellent moral
entertainment for the children. The father may
look for the latest experiments and discoveries
in bis daily avocations, accompanied by good
advice and carefully revised markets., embracing
nearly every product for sale In addition to
this its publishers, tthe Rural Publishing Co 20
Duane ST., New York; as an acknow dgemept of
their late increased patronage. have reduced its
price to only $3.50 a year. Send to them for a
specimen copy, which they will mail to you free.
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Lat yeaf we paid foreign countries Sis nilHess
And yet you arr ont Of uudershirt.,
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Proprietor of Dr. Pisrce's Aetlicinrs,
Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, n. Y.

WELL DONE.-The majority for Hayes in Ohia
is SIG. HIS united majority in Ashtabula and
Truml'ull Counties amount Ia 1850. We have
beaten the State !-Wesfern Reserre Chronicle.
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How In Is IN THE S0rTH.-But few people in
tb. North have any idea Of the ram pant r-belixm
that prevails in the Sauth-not only in the dis
putetl States, but Throughout the intire South.
1t is more universal and outspoken than in 1860.
aud III the same cause-rebelliou unless Tilden
ix drclefed sSeected President. right or wrong
II Is ntEe pdsitive aud hopeful now, because the
once c"nqnerai reiels b-liesc. stks tirass thsf
the Northern Democrats win mske commyn
cause with them. and tla, il will be party ia.
steal "f a srcfional war. 4 gentleman in tbis
CothIy iras received - l-,trs fsusn a brother In
kenfRcky--just over the bo:der-from which he
has permitted MS to make fsw sxtia acts. They
will illustrate the condition Of the 'so,id South :"
These stsray tisass hsss iaassd The rshels are
very mad hardly know what will he the result II
have Justice in Louisiana and mob le Hayes elected
1t is har to live here In the South We having old
B~rea scenes again. The taking their turns
standing guard Tomorrow night will be my tnrn to go
on. When poor B-died thought then would
have mere te Do Hk I'D resistaaeAs
but find myself up and the old work, making
cartridges, &c 1t is hard to think OF wife snd child
like falling into the Sps of hard drunken
readily go in again We hnpe shall have trouble
bnf then want to be found ready "An Of pre-
ventinn 10 worth pound of cure The rebels around
here make their boasts that they going to raise their
companies for the coming and propose to have
flags Of truce no quarters given What is 1t they
good not to dot fear 10 lose Pres
dent just Of their fraud II had my wife
and baby out Of the way wouldn't should like
TO meet and oppose such men. We have very warm
friend over at the o. S. Cemetery-s German who
soldier all through tha Of he lower class 6ns
fellow has wife and little girl. He is a firm Republi.
can and very cordial. II times should get warm
shall take my family over there Could We only have
peace In Kentucky. might get along pretty well but
am beginning to feel more like getting out Of t. and
never attempting to live in State that has been Slave
Stata."
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htspectiuliy YOURS.
Z. =. REST.
MES. l.. Z. BEST.
Reliable Evidence.

I.s Baltic ST., BROOKLYN. y. Y, Nov. H. 1874.
Ii. r. STEVENS. ESQ.,:
Dear Sir--from personal benefit received by use as
we'll from personal know ledge Of those who.e
thereby have seemed almost miraculous, I mast
heartily and sincerely recommenI the vEGErINE for
the complaints for which il is claimed TO
JAMES p. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Bap Church, Sacramento, Cal.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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FAIR WARNING TO All.

fuss ibdeuted % L RICKENHACH .h.,,a
- sHe :ssuensnt st osee. and ave eo.s. :. m M
esents unpaid by Decsmbsr Issb is7s vin - - ~ nc-
ne hand, u proper 00csrs fsr coecf:. - P~cse IN
Leons, Ka, Nov. n is76-jv
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Notice for Divorce.

Notice for Divorce.
>te oil Aansaz sitting within and for Douiphan COUNTY
ca'harins crofs. )rlain,in.
Theron A. Croft : Defendant.
ruNHE said defendant. Theron A G.rafa !. No., .;,. =.
"i the State of Kansas will take notice that th Ia
ptaint,n Catharne Croft 6-d her ,-titian in AZ M;
Sm tb IT.; q Iph.n c.uniy State Kansas against
.Ad petition s TO aside and annu ,hs 1srri.yr
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inc care and custody Of the minor cbre o .aid psrt
T. NJ wILLIANS
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yox.a, Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC AND
- CoNvEYANcER, Severance Kansas. Collecting done
and r-mittances promptly made Business solicited.
l6dec15.
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statement Of Allowances

OF the Board Of County Commissioners of Doniphan
County, hansas made at the Meeting Of said
Board on thelOh and 1th Of Norember, 1876, for
serrice at Election in said County.
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Notice by Publication.

IN the District Court of the Second Judicial District Of the
State of Kansas sitting within and for Donphan County
Adaline Ford Plaintiff
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H. N. SEAvER,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. NOTARY PUBLIC
- AND COLLECTING AGENT. Highland. Kansas Convey.
ancing and all kinds Of legal writing the besi
style, on short notice. l3juue67.
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NOTARY PUBLIC. CONvEYANCER AND REAL
~ ESTATE AGENT, White Cloud Kansas. Taxes paid fol
non residents lands located and sales Of real
at reasonable rates. emch7I
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND GENERAL co
- vRYANCER, Troy. Kansas Collections made al
Taxes paid for non residents Office. west side Publ
Square, up stairs. isjulyI2.
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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-11

WHAT SKILLED LABOR DoKs.-Llttle
Switzerland, surrounded by mountain
Businesses, shut out from commercial re-
lations, with an area one third that of IL
Iinois aud with about the same pOpula-
ton (the cases are taken for this reasOn) g.,
sent to the United States, according to
the statement of the American consul at
Basic, in 1872, at point of shipment,
watches valued at 81 ,520, l04. To pay for
these it would have taken in Illinois say
1900, 900 bushels of corn. In the same
year Switzerland sent embroidery TO the
amount of $2,095, 234; another call for
1900, 900 bushels OF Illinois corn. Again,
in the same country, we imported silk
and silk goods to the value of s., 224, 1856,
a call for 10, 600, 900 more bushels of Illi-
nois corn; making in round numbers
100000 bushels which would have been
necessary, had the payment been made in
corn, for three kinds only of manufac-
lures requiring skilled artistic work
This astonishing feat she could have
accomplished with rude manufactures.
Interpretations alone would have proven
ted it.
Let us see that Alabama's settlement
of this item would amount to in her IA
vorite staple. The above amount % ,S39,
454) was not in currency, but in gold,
and would have required in cotton, say
| at Montgomery, in round numbers 20,
| 600, 900 pounds, or 49, 900 bales. The
basis OF this estimate is made upon these
data: The average price of cotton from
| September, 1873, to April, 1874, was II
| cts. in currency average premium on
| gold for the same period IL Is cts.-(From
| March "HOme and School-'')