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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

IL there is any war talk during the next Few
days charge Il to indigestion.
Gov. Grover says he did it all himself ana
was not acting under Gov Tnden's orders but judge
Hoadey says he furnished the law and Cronin says no
organized himself The firm should theTeloic po
Grover, HOadley Cronin.
Congress will count the electoral vote on
ST. Valentines day, Feb Ia This is omnous Tor so COZ
frmed an old bachelor as Gov. Tiden. He mas p"s'eu
that day so many times without IL bringing him VAIN
tine IL Is too lnucl 10 expect that MS iuoA VIZ o
now.
The latest phase of the Illinois Senatorial
contest is the appearance OF the independent 'oci
among the Democrats. ofreplies received from 50 on
hers OF the Legislature defining their positions there arc
ak which show that that number OF members VINO nave
been classed among the Democrats viii act independently
of either party This makes the prospect for r Los ~
more gloomy in proportion as IL increases 'he ei"
an independent candidate
The President was very cOnsiderate OF the
Democratic peace OF mind yesterday. BENG aware '
several of the eminent Democratic leaders were auno
vould seize the opportunity TO make himself aio'a
while they were snatching hasty bit OF turkey, NC W.
sderatoy announced that he had no designs OF inc KIM
since he was sick OF Office and would be only 700 nsp~
90 cot ont OF H. This favor should convince the DEL
oorts that 70 impeach the President now woua 70 s
ingratitude, Ia,
Gen. Lew Wallace does not think the orde,
for nav count IN Florida has any effect the elect'
vote, for he telegraphed follows to ex-Gov' soyos
Ohio on Saturday THE Supreme Court oruerea "
dase on tile state Board to-day, requiring them A
yass and count the returns for Governor nom 1ne
thu returns The electoral vote not involved y
.ontrovsrev The writ has been served on tho ooAiu
and they win obey it, The order applied % tse ss
vote. would confirm the State % Hsyes Al Va''
Senate Committee are still here
Gov. Hayss's letter Of acceptance has A""'
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amussmsnts ann aaleetinss 90 Night.

Y3ooTH's THEATER-" Dan1 bruce"
FIprIf AygSCh THEAtER -" The American"
IYCRIM THEATER.-" Richard Ill" Booth
NEW BROADWAY THEATER-" COTrinia'
NIDIOfs GARDEN" AZurene."
OLYMPIC NOVELTY THEATER:-Varety
PARK THEATER.-" Little Nell" Lola.
sAh FRANCISCO MINSTRRIS 49,.
TwKNTY-TIuRD STREET OPERA HoUsE-Aely Leon
MinstrelS
WGIIACYJs THEATKR--" The Snaughrlun"
FREE METHODIST CHURCH, MISUNDERSTANDING
Charles Inglis
GnMoRE's GARDEN Equestrian Festival
HELLER's WONDER THEArER-Magical ana MUSICAL CT
masonic TEMPLE Afternoon and evening: Hebrew
Fair.
KFw-YoRK AoUARIUM-Day and Evening.
No no BRoADWAY-Big Tree OF California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-26

The recall of Sir Henry Elliot from Con-
stantinople is now invested with great signifi-
canoe. 1t may imply that the British Govern
ment is disposed to abandon its pro-Iurkish
policy and make a "new departure" In any
case his return is triumph for public Opin-
ion in England, where the stubborn old
diplomatist has been tried by the Liberal
press and pronounced guilty of lnhumanity and
incapacity,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-26

The Visiting Democratic Statesmen" have
been shabbily treated. Not only were they not
called into conference, but they were allowed
to dine elsewhere. We understand now as we
never understood before, the cold and cunning
selishuess of Gov. Tilden's character. 1t is
stated on good authority that he ate the whole
turkey himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-26

good logic but If we could reconcile ourselves
to the spectacle of President of the United
States disputing like campaign partisan we
should call it good point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-26

Taking into account the delay which has
occurred in securing the conviction Of the
Marajah Leila and his six accOmplices IN the
murder of Mr. Birch, 1t is good policy for the
British authorities to contemplate committing
the sentence Of death pronounced against them.
Among Orientals justice must be sharp and
decisive to he effective. Lela's execution would
now be more likely to provoke resentment
than to inspire respect for the laws.
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THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1876.
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New-York merchants who have grown indif-
ferent to the welfare of the canals may learn
some suggestive facts from an article on the
grain trade printed on another page. They
may learn that while the canal season just
passed has been the most Improbable on record,
because of the low rates of the railroads,
transportation by canal has never cost so little.
1t may we'll be question with them whether
something should not be done to save "a
" channel that has demonstrated its ability TO
t" do business so cheaply."
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The letters of President orion, printed else
where, furnish fresh proof of the resoIute
spirit in which the Western Union Telegraph
Company meets the demand of the House Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-26

Meteorology is rapidly taking high place
among the sciences. The instructions of the
Navy Department, designed to obtain records
of the weather upon vesscls-of-war, will
doubtless be the means of adding largely to
the data from which a knowledge of the
meteorology of the globe is to be obtained.
Observations of similar character could be
made with good effect on our merchant vessels
and the use that can be made of such records
was long ago excmplifcd in the compilations
and researches of Lieut.. Maury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-26

Christmas came nearer to the heavenly prOm-
ise than it has done in recent years. Last year
bloodshed and crime broke both clauses of the
golden rule of the day, but yesterday there
seemed to be an unusual freedom from such
violence as has marked former anniversaries.
Both the solemn and the social obseryances of
the day were fully respected. The churches
were filed early and late, and great numbers
of the poor and helpless, and gwen the prison
ers, we're treated to a Christmas dinner. In
more senses than one, to these people, Christ
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Nem.2Dprk Daily Gribm11e.

FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
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petition. To show that he IA ows or cares
nothing about the use Of publ money-he
was called before the Legislat Ire IN 1877 70
show hos he expended the S.i50O already
named. AL! the bills exhibited Sere OF a kind
similar 10 those above describ I'd. The who lie
amounting to upwards Of y, 6 70 and snow
ing nothing in retuTn-and, II is said, when
he asked to be reimbursed To- the amount
expended over and above tn, $500, the
Legislature refused TO re-a ID, upon the
ground that he did not know how to use
public money.
Has, then, very step that be has taken
since 1869 towards the State Hoticulturai
Society, been in either indirect or direct
antogonisrn TO the best interests OF that or.
ganization, trying 10 cripple its operations
for good, or to destroy it altogether.
II man with such maliganity OF feeling
and indomitable energy, in pursuing an in
stitution, which has been the pride and
honor Of the State, can be considered a
qualified person for Governor Of the
State; We wholly fail TO see
it. No party ties however, strong, can
bind US to support man OF the character,
above described.
WM. NJ HowsLER.
Tanglewood, near Leayenworth, Kan a,
Sept. -, 1876.
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FROM MISSOURI.
PEMBEKToN, Babe Co, Mo.

PfMBERToN, Babe Co, Mo.
September -, 1876.
| EDITOR TINES Probably some of your
readers would be interested in reading a
few lines from Dade Coun y, Missouri. Un-
til two years ago, its citizens were engaged
in tilling the soil, and raising stock-eapec-
tally mules. The county was settled frat,
about fifty years ago, by emigranis, from
Kentucky and Tennessee during all these
year,, they pioughed, sowed and reaped,
and never once dreamed of the untold
wealth locked up within the ground-no
not "locked up" for much of it in shape--of
zinc ore lay scattered over the surface, but
to the settlers it was only rock, ''only that
and nothing more" so little they knew of
its value, fences were built OF it. Two
years ago, miner tramping through the
country, came to a Pemberton farm and
Immediately recognized The rock as zinc ore.
At once change passed over the country
Rip Ven Wrinkle, after his twenty years
sleep, was not more surprised than The hons
est, Woodworking Yeomanry here we're.
when they found that their land was more,
volubabie for mineral than for agriculture
or stock raising. Immediately the "Dade
County Company" was formed, consisting
of twelve men, and commenced ship
ping zinc to St. Louis-in few
months, this company in taking out zinc,
struck lead, and now, to-day, have three
lead smelters, running day and night
are making net profit Of three hun
dred dollars per day. A year
ago the St. Louis and Sprin gfield company
commenced shipping zinc. This company
under the management of Mr. VIM Massey, |
President and John Onstort, Superinten-
dent, have erected a hydraulic pump, at a
cost OF 81 900, with which to wash a zinc
hill down. They are making a net profit
of $4,000 per month.
The Bethlehem, Penn NJ. & S. compa- i
ny, who own several thousand acres of |
mineral land in the southwest, commenced
taking out zinc a short Tine since, and are
now having a number of shafts sunk for
lead This company bids fair to be as
prosperous as either of the others. The
President ia c + Jennings, of Joplin, Mo.
Vice-President, G. H. Laub, of Bethlehem,
Penn, and DIR. H. Z. Kennedy, Superinten-
dent Topeka, Kan.
This is the place for laborers. miners
mechanics, and capitalists. All who are
not afraid to work can find it here. TIE
capitalist can no where find 70 profitable
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Tbs Green Eye and Revolver.

This virtuous and buoy place "a. ruffied
last night BY sensation. A woman with 3
pistol sought to shoot satisfaction on. of 9
suspected rival for supposed infractions Of
her marital rights, according to female ORE.
cedents and ways, instead of chsstising her
sruant iege.
According to her apprehensions her hus-
band Who Is in the strong drink line, vas
too intimate with the hired girl. The in
Jured wife was i'll At the time and tax ny
some powerful medicine, ond brooding over
her unhappy lot. Finally abe s~nt her lit
tie boy out for pint of gin. The gin,
medicine and her trouble all went to her
head, and with q pistol che sought tie
hired girl, and thinking she saw The object
OF her Jealousy fired several shots, none OF
which fortunately caused any harm. This
brought the officers and the curious. The
inst t1ok the pistol and arrested the wife.
but after some promises &c, on the pass OF
the husband she was allowed to remain At
home. The woman shot at afterv,rds
proved to be her sister who had juse come
in on the night train. Some five shoss vere
bred, all going over the girlis head, nskine
her reception from her sister IN snim.aeS
one.-lndepndenee Kanson
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MEDICAL.


IHAvE HAD An OvakIAS TUHoRIN The
OvAglES AND BoIE-i -O2 EN- YEARS.
AsS Axr,,, De. Il 1875.
De R.lw.r: Tnar Other nay be ., fitted,
i make this At .ienEn::
havr Ia an uvaraa Tuuor IN ri o=aries
and Os,l-fJr zen ytaIs. iried h ktp1 81
ea1s Of hi, pli ce ana otn' rs ihout S6y Der e.
IL. IL sas srov ia. at such Ispidify iha. 20 Id
nvt have lis. d much longer fueni OF nj e
inau eli me to Toy Radsay's Rsm' dies l ha Z
not mucn ixith n them bat finally, after much
del, he. q iou, I tIi, d rnsn.
purch sd SIX bstlle, Of the Reso v~pt, tso
boxes Of the Pills, aud two bottles Of III Relic.
1 used those without = ap .feat benet I e.
termined 70 pers .ve-e Iu-ed tw I'VE Gbrs bot
Il Is of he Resident, two the Relief, Aad two
boxes Of Pill .. B-.ore they were gone lad lost
twenty i've pounds
! coarnu TO use the medicine until was
sur that vas entirely cured. took he medi-
cine shut five months. and during ths. time,
l,st forty-6ve toanis- IN al took thrse dozen
bot ies OF the solvent six bot les Of tn, EelIef,
and Fix boxes Of he iii s.
grati ude God for this help 10 my deep file
ton To yoI, Sir. and your wonderful meiici e
'eei epiy INDEBTED aud M p aver is tn I il
may be 8 much II blessing to others As il has
been - me
Signed, MRS. Z. C. BIgBIss.
Mr. Bib5ins, wh make, the above ceilifeste.
is the pers.n for whom requ ssted you TO send
IN iii ms In June, 1875. The medieIn . above
sta d were hou.h clue. with the exception OF
what was sent TO her by y.u l may ray hat
her st-tem Ut is CORRECT without qua life iii N
'igaei, l. e. Lex IL.
Dug sist and Chemist, Ann ATbor. Micn.
This may certify thai Mrs Bibbins, sh>
makes the ab)ve sertifca'e, is AMI has b. for
many yeas vel known to us, aud he cts Their
in s,asei are undoubtedly and unden ably Ct
Any ole Who knows Ms Bib oIns. ~ II believe
her statement ,gssd,l BkSJ ID. e oEgs. +.
3. POND, MARY b. PoSo, and VI AIRY Co.Ksn.
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Dr. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS,

perfectly. tastelers, ekganfiy ce.t With svee
gun, purse regulate, Iurify, cleanse, aps
strpg hen. ksdvay's Pilis, for the ,ure Of a
dis raeIs Of the stos.seh, Liver, Boz els, Gidue, .
biaad.r, fe'vo.s ilir ass, besdache, topstiI q
ton. Jostivebe.s, Indigestion, pyspepsia blI.
iousLss., hniOus Fever Il nau mauen Of ID.
Bowels. Pile,. AID all AeIans emen,s OF the Inter
mai VS. era kOranies 10 ebet q positive cure
Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner.
ais, or de .eseT1oas dr.. @.
~ObAr rye he following ~. p,ons resuitip.
4 n Disorders Of The D,ge. i've Gr,ana
Consrpsuoo. lnverd Piles. suIlns.s OF tie
Blood IN the Head, Acidity Of the stomach
Esus-s, heartburn. Disgust Il Food, Flu Ines o,
Weight 10 the tomash. sour Eruptian., linking
or tl-tfeFiags in the kit Of the stomach, swim.
ming OF the h-ad, Hurr ed and DiDea.t Br -.,h.
Ing. Fiuitering1 at the Heart Cboting o. ,udocai-
Ing aeosatioa When IN . Lying fost.rs, Limness
q vinoa, D0ts II Webs before The night, Fever
and uul fstn in the Head. Defcisbey II Psrspira.
eaoe, Yeli0vneo Of tie San and Eye, Psiss In
TIE side, Chsss Limb, and sudan Flushes Of
aeas Burning in the Flesh
lev ds.ss Of IA DIV AY'S PILLS vii hOe the
eZsts0 from all the abpvs named oisorders. Price
y esat pc box. sold By d-aesists.
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| ted by the LeyiSiIfure lis last session for tn
ratification or reject Of The electors u the Stat
CT the merit general election.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. ONE
| Senate Joint Resolution No. 1, Proposin:
/ amendments to Articles two and niae o,
| the Coast tuition Of the state Of Kansa re
| 1atinG . appropriations and county Officers
Be 10 resolved by rhe Legisiafsre Jne Safe Of Kan
sp, mo fhirds Of u the members elected to each
I hoase coscurring therein:
| SECTION The following propositions 10
l ame nj the Constitution Z the STAT. o, Ran as
| shall e sabmittsd TO the elec,O oft the tat foI
1 aopti"n rsjecti,n at the yer eraI election Il
| be held on the ius sdsy succe ding he DIR Men,
Novemeer, d. eishtseH hundred ana
P'oposifion Section tive nty -four Of article
tvo ehaii We 80 anne ded a. 70 read IS ioIlows (;
treasury sxs pit in rsuance Of spe iac appro TO-
pr alion made by Law and no spproprlat on
| shall De ior longer s-rm thant''o srs.
| shall BE- amended 20 . to read IS ollous: SEC
ton = Ali county, officers shA hold III il oti~e.
ior the term OF 70 e IS and until their succ s.
s"n.rs who rai Il Is ai r. county, g, Smms
OF three v ans: Ppridel. Tn.t q Ii. general
eject 90 In tn- yea. Ell htee hundred and sew n
" seven. he comm 'ssion elected from district
number one in - cousty. shall ibid hi, once
for the term OF one year, III con missioner
GO eli from district number vo in each coontv
sh. b Id his ofnce for the term OF two years
ID the nm ssion er elect II fro.u district
numb thrse la each county Oh II hol hiss Or
ice t,r the term OF ihrer ye rs. but no person
snail hold IN ofaoe offheri6 or county lieasur-
sf for % re than tSV consecn i've terms
SIC. 2 Ihe folio sing sh Il be toe method OF
Seemiu,ns SAID propositions. name y: The bal
lots: ali be either VT tea or printed. O. parity
position one Aforesaid tn form OF The bal ots
saail be, ~ proposition one to amerd he
Coost tut on md "Agaihsl proposition one to
. lend the Cons tuition" in regard 70 pro-
Ifopos ton two, 10 end section three article
nj OF The Consultation Of the st te of Kansas, ~
or Against propoS tion to =. TO anne nd section
three .f article .ise OF The Constitution Of the
SEC. 8 This I. solution shal take snee, and b.
in iorce fro n and alter its publication 10 he
ST. tute book
! hereby certify tina; the shove bill originated
IN the -enate on the ISth day 20 January, d.
ls'6, and passed tn ,,ody n the 2 ia, of Feb
elected voting therefor.
n. = sALrER. JSo. H. folks,
Pres't Oh senate. 6ec'y Of Sc nate.
p sed the House. FEBRUARY IS 1876, tvo-
tAIds Of q. members elect. voting tnerefJr.
ID. $40 = hlAs X H.. hES1Y DOTH,
Approved Hehuary 2, Is7i
THIS. A. OSBORN, Governor.
I hereby certify THAI The for 90 ng is true
and cor ect copy Of the or sinal enrolled JOINT
res luton nov on Gle in m oHc az that the
,pok Nay LIST, A u is76.
In testIm my whereof, have hereun;o sub
sci,b q my maine, and sfixed the sr..t seal
day Of July, A D. 1876.
enALl THOs. II. CAvASACGH.
sasas.vW See'y OF sesie. !
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u - AIowB that Or James
stoo NJ tn head OF The profession tor 30
ear Age and experience are all-mp IrrAni.
saminal Weakness, nisht loss. by dreams
imPle IN th, lace, 10 msnh OF, can positiv-
ely be cured Ladies' wanting the mostd-licat
attention. call or " rite Pleasant home for D
TENTS A book Tor the MILLION. Marriage
s,uid which tel you all about these diseases
who should marry-vhy not-I0 cents TO ia,
postage. Or. james has 80 rooms ant Darlor
you see no one hui the doctor. Office hours,
=. N. to- Sundays, 10 to " All busi-
ness strictly confidential nsys dAv-llI
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Madelia, the town made famous BY The
capture OF the North6.ld bank soaSer I.
place OF 500 inhabitants, the county - a.
Watonwsn county, MINI. 1t i located q
Tie s.. Paul a.d sieax City Railpoad, -
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fever AND AGUE.

Fever and Ague eursd Tor nfty esnts. There b
not remedial aeen In the world that will eurt
fsvsr and seue. and all other nslarious biIious,
s,sIi-s, typhoid, yellow and other ievers ,aidsd
~ EAdvay's Piiis) % quick Radvay' Ready
Relief. Fifty cent? par Bottle.
toid by Druggist.
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4 Send One Dollar for the POCKET Fdi,i n O,
@ 4
| WsHSrh'S DICTIONARY

~ d Coat ms 10 90 woIds. ku e, o Speiiiu.,
-D.. oil Money, Weight and NJ asur.s; Alb
brew u ioas, NO DIS, rhrues rrverbs, &c, Iron
the nrees, the Ii in anu the MOGein Ian
glag- Morocco Iucks, Gilt Edges. By 4. all
on T. ceipt o. 3 90.
.IVlSON, BL AKEMAN, TAYLOR 4 co,
l3S aud lao Grand ST, New iorx-
fep20-Vlm
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HAIR DYE.

DATCHELOR'S CELEBRATED HAIR DIVE
- best in the world. The inventor has used
this splendid III ,ir Dye fo- 81 years, With bene-
ft to the han and 10 iniury TO his health; proof
q at il is only true and perfect Dye. Harm
less, reliable, instan' an"ous. No disappoip DIT.
henI no ridiculous tints; remedies the I'll e.
fects OF bad dyes; leaves the hair soft md beau
tiful, Black or own. S.lf and properly np-
piled at BATtHELOK'S Wig Factory, No. l6
Bond street, N. Y old bv all iruggists.
Batchelor's frasive Soap removes stains from
the fingers, skin, sc.
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QEAD FALSE AND TRUE"

eena ons lsttsE-stanp to RADw Y CO.. No
= ware -, kes Yssk. lAfssnssaQa vrfh
Nan11s YIN y ans ysa.
-apg6-tn-th-01-nn-h-V
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

To The Consffution of the Safe Of Kansas, submit
ted by the LeyisiIfure IFS last session for the
ratification or reject on Of The electors u TIE Stat.
ct the merit general election.
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Railways Ready Relief
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.

Indamm alton Ofthe Kidneys Inflammation of he
Bladder, lrfAmnai o. the touels, Mumps,
Congestion the Luz g, sore hroaI. bit
fcut breathink, falpiia ion Of the
Heart, hysterc CO Croar, DIph.
the Ia, CatAsrh, Inf tsnza,
Headache, T.othache, Neu-
IA gia, RheumAu IN,
Iod Chile, Ague
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The spp, l. alton Of the + esdy Relief to the part
or pats " here tn pain dinhcu ty exists Wi Al
ford care and Comfort.
Twenty drors in la . lumber OF wI'er will In
kv minus cue amPs. S,rsns sour
btom Oh, b. srtbuIn, Sick hesdas he, Diarrh a,
Dys-Iie'y, Caolic. Wild In tie Bowels, At d AL
inter o. pans
1ravele ould always carry bottle Of RAD
Way X AI.l RtLlEF wi h IN N A few
or ps In water will present. 'itkness or pal rom
chan. Of sat>r- q IL beIter than FIeoch Brandy
b, tiers Us q stimu'an.
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DE-. JANIS
Lock Hospital
CORSkh
washington

h''1uSttst,
Chicago. III.
Chartered By the
State oil Iinoi. .Or
the express pur
pose OF giving I'M
L. edIats relief IN
all ca e. OF phi
vate. chronic and
H. mary dis. ases,
J m all their rom
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In From One 10 Twenty Minutes

No matter Ia W viols Mt or excrucistiny tho pain.
the Eheumatis Bet-riddep, Inf m 'ripp ell
Nervous, rearAlg'c, or Frustrated with disease
may der.
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OLIVER DITs0N & CO., Boston.

G. u. Dttson Il Co., J. r. Ditss N CO.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-05

For evening sombre shades will not be
tolerated. No matter how elegant the ma
terial may be, it must be light or bright.
Black silk, once distinguished on all coca
sions, receptions, balls, weddings or funer-
ala, has been voted on: of the full dress
wardrobe, and white tarletan, though in
expensive perhaps will be more chic than
the hnest silk cord Of dark hue, for party or
ball toilets. The ider is good one.
Bright dresses for ehur material
combined with beautiful shades OF
color, are 20 appropriate for evening
parties that II is . wonder that dark .iILs
though they may Re rich in quality, should
nave oeen Admitted 30 long Abroad this is
entertainments light silks and gau.e and
tulle and flowers are de iqesr only verv
young ladies are permitted 70 assume demi.
toiiets-that = With Tie bodice cut v shaps
-ars half high It the tAEost; all maEr;ed