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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-04-13
Burned TO Death by a Meteor.

An intelligent black boy was trudging
along highway at night in the vicinity Of
Palestine, Texas. There was negro wo.
man riding horse in the same direction
the boy was going. The intelligent black
boy reappearad in Palestine that night, out
of breath and as pale as he could get. He
said he saw 4 ball of fire come out of the
sky and strike the woman and set her
ablaze. The horse ran away with the wo-
man ATTIRE on his back, and be ran back to
tell what had happened. The people went
to look after further particulars of the
curious incident. They found the woman
lying on the ground with all her clothing
off, but with life enough in her - tell that
she had been struck in the breast with a
ball Of fire. The horse was found with his
name singed. and the woman died on the
next day. The people think she was hit
by meteor.
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& Rock Falling from Lookout Mountain

On Sunday, hundreds went to the noun.
tain to see the immense mass that is slowly
severiDg itself from the ledge at Bragg.
bluff, near the toll gate. The first indica-
lions OF this serving process, were discover
ed about week ago, and since then the
work has been almost constantly going on.
The greatest progress 50 far discovered, has
been an inch an hour, but on Sunday, at
$50 p. N, il had reched distance of about
sixteen feet from the parent ledge The
creyice is about thirty feet deep. The
length of the falling rock is about one hun
dred feet, the width about twenty-five, and
the weight is estimated to be 5000 tons.
The rock commences Just above the spring
near the toll gate, out OF which, standing
under this great mass OF rock, so many peo-
pie have drank, feeling perfectly secure.
When the rock falls, it will take with it
this cool chamber wherein so many have
siaked their Thirst Chattanooga Commercial.
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The Eruption of yesuyius.

On Friday night. at about twelve o'clock
the lava began to overflow, and long
snake-like rivulet took the direction OF
Pompeii. The eruption was hardly ex-
pected, for the smoke and vapor emitted
from the crater for some months past in
great abundance had somewhat abated. On
Saturday, tremendous column of white
rapor lowered over the abyss, and the re-
Election of the burning furnace from under
meath on the feathery cloud gave it a GRIM
son tint, dying out into the most delicate
pink. Large quantities of cinders and
implila have been thrown up. There is
reason 10 believe that the eruption will be
long one.-NaacteSer Guardian, Mar, -
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Experiments in Co-Operat-on

M. Charles Barnard, author of the arti-
Gle in ScriJHer's Monthly upon the Philadel-
phia Loan Association, recently published,
aud entitled a Hundred Thousand
Iiomes," will begin series Of articles up
on commercial and industrial cooperation
in the United States and Great Britain in
the May number of this magazine. For
this purpose he VIII be sent by the publish
ers 10 England and Scotland TO make an
exhaustive examination OF the subject in
all its branches. In these times OF business
and financial depression the thought Of the
country has been turned 10 this subject as
one OF the great questions Of the day and
1T is the intention 10 place the subject of
cooperation before the American public in
all Its branches; 70 give its methods of
procedure, and detail It's practical work
lngs, and to report its actual social,
and financial results. No attention will be
paid TO mere history or theory, and only
working plans, laws, methods and products
VIII be considered.
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The Lead Hunters.

In our last issue We mentioned the fact
Of two Salina men being in our county in
search Of las was then supposedly lead
Subsequent developments hare proved this
10 be true.
From reliable parties we have learned
that Nessrs. Bond and Baker discovered
lead in unlimited quantities upon the farm
OF John bearing known as
"o.d kaintuck, which is situated in
Cow Canon, and that the ore assayed
eighiy-iive per cent. II this be true, Ellis
county and Western Kansas is at the
top OF the heap" and the Black Hills
are nowhere. just think of it, We have
long felt that Ellis was destined TO cut a
swell in our country, but little did We
think it would be in the role of a mineral
producing county.-Iidys Sentinel.
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Let's be CorsiStspt.

Ii, as some Of our exchanges claim, the
present system of our finances, with pros
poet OF a return to specie payment, is Just
what our gold gamblers, bond holders, and
monied men want, to enable them to spec
ulate and use The currency as a football.
at their pleasure and will, why is it that
they are, 10 man, avo~ed resumptionis;s.
and now moving heaven and earth to get
control of both parties, for the sole purpose
of carrying out their views? Consistency,
gentlemen !-Holton Recorder.
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TIE BLACK Hills
What One Who is There Knows About the
Prospects.

What One Who is There Knows About the
Prospects.
The following extract from 4 letter re-
ceived in this city, by Mr.. NJ. PrzybyIowicz,
from the Black Hills country, under date
Of March %, shows about the estimation in
which that region is held by those who
have had occasion TO examine the Country /:
.sThe Black Hills will make fine farm
ing and timber ccuntry-after the Indians
are removed. As TO gold, DO not place
any confidence in the prospects. ! was
stationed at Red Cloud Agency, 80 miles
south Of the Hills. all can say is, that
the men going there were cheerful, thinking
that on arriving there they could pick
up gold, and / met many returning, en-
tirely disappointed. Cheyenne is full now
Of so-called "Biack Killers" They adver-
tise for them, and the business East being
dull, poor people flock in like
sheep. Many of them come here without
money, and what for? i believe, TO starye.
J am really afraid that this Black Hills
affair will turn out second Pixies Peak
disaster. The Quitting merchants make
money, that is true, but up 10 date, / have
hardly seen any gold, brought from the
Hills, and If it exists, it must be closely
hid"
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Centennial Regears.

Rev. George Mitchell, Of the Baptist
church OF Hiawatha, John Hardwick, ID.
d., Of Atchison, and A. Williams, ID. d.,
OF Leavenworth, have been appointed a
committee in behalf OF the Missouri River
and Northwest Kansas Baptist Association
10 attend the Centennial celebration. for
the purpose of securing aid for the several
churches in the district yet in debt for
their buildings, and seek endowments for
their State College. 1t is TO be hoped
that strenuous measures will be adopted to
shut out professional church beggars. as
well as teggars Of other CLASSES, from the
Centennial grounds. Ii the gate is left
open for aims askers, Philadelphia will be
flooded with them, and the foreigner who
visits our National Centennial will soon
come 10 the conclusion that instead of a
country OF independence and industry, it is
one Of Arabic incidence ''Backsheesh"
Will be the one great salutation. Let
national pound be built, In which to store
every beggar who puts in an appearance at
the great show WdherrWe Telegraph.
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The Leavenworth Times.

We are in receipt of the daily OF this en-
terprising paper. 1t is one of the first ex-
changes We read, and one of the most read
able. Its terms of subscription are, daily,
per year, St; weekly, per year, 81. 1t is
certainly the cheapest paper published in
the State and its editor, ID. X. Anthony is
bold, independent advocate of what he
thinks is right. Anthony has many strong
enemies, as has everv good man. A man
without enemies is worthless booby-M-
ami RcDublioGa.
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The English liberals are waging pecu-
liar war on the Mansard roof which Dis
raell proposes to put on the English crown.
The Royal Titles bill cannot he defeated BY
them, but they are going to beg the Queen
TO call herself something besides Empress.
They could stand royal old Indian pago-
da on the top OF the regal head ornament,
but the French Mansard roof, never. One
oil the proposed compromise titles, Pad
lshah, may awaken loyal interest in Ire
land, where IT might be mistaken for a
compliment to the nation and would be
pronounced Paddy Shaw.-Nep York Herald.
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About Oregon.

LEAvENwoRTH, April 3, 1S7G.
EDITOR TINES Your correspondent,
giving the population of Portland, Oregon,
as $4,000, is mistaken. The Assessors re-
port from last year, shows less than 1900,
about 1900, only. Portland, itself, did
not increase in population last year, as the
emigrants were mainly farmers, mos. of
them going back to their old homes, as the
country did not come up TO their expecta-
tions in regard TO the soil and climate
The general opinion was, that a farmer can
not better himself any by leaving Kansas,
or any other Western State, to settle in
Oregon. Yours truly, HENRY JANSEN.
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Coal at Wyaudotte.

The result in boring for coal at Wyan-
dotte was satisfactory in every particular.
Coal in vast quantities is there on deposit,
and no matter how heavy a run is made on
it the bank will never fail. But it is SO
far below the surface that the want of cap
ital prevents shaft being sunk at present.
The escape OF gas is considered sufficient
ii conducted through pipes, to light the
whole city. There is some talk of laying
pipes TO Armstrong, about one mile dis.
tant, and using the gas for lighting the X,
L. railroad shops-TcpckG Tunes.
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Col. Phillips.

Col. Phillips, has thrown a greenback
shell into the Republican camp of Kan
sas, which causes the Topeka Commonwealth,
to squeal, come down on him with VEN
geance, calling the ColonePs speech "slosh,"
and claiming that Kansas has been almost
disgraced by having Republican repres-
entative who dares TO oppose the money
monopolies OF the East. 1t is an honor to
the State, that Col. Phillips has taken such
a noble and honorable step. Ii it had been
an independent Senator, instead of an in
fluential Republican like Col. Phillips, the
Commonwealth would not have stood it
L,rldga Ii3Res.
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A Most Mastery Effort.

Hon. W. 4. Phillips, the Republican
member of Congress from this district,
made one of the most mastery speeches in
favor Of the repeal of the resumption act
His arguments were convincing and earnest,
and mus; give courage to the people of the
West, who have lost all confidence in the
Democratic majority, whose fruitless at
tempts to compromise" on the finsncial
question have become both treacherous and
dIsgusting.-&. MaJys Times.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-04-13

Nor less than S25 worth of windows
were broken yesterday on Shawnee street
by the carelessness of boys in throwing
snow-balls. The police know who the Of
Tenders are, and their chances are pretty
good to have hearing shortly before the
police court, in answer TO the charge of de-
stroying private property.
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-aXVho,s Herbert Spopcar pom.

-"Who's Herbert Spencer, Pop?" asked
an inquiring Brooklyn boy of his father the
other morning. 'He's a famous English
philosopher, my son." "And what's phi
losopher?" continued the lad, with the bus
iness air of person who could keep right
on asking questions until doomsday. "A
returned the father, gravely,
lis man who never marries."-Brookiyn
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-04-13
Our citizens have a panoramic view

Our citizens have panoramic view this
week, of what Iowa, Illinois, and other SIS
ter States 10 the East have every winter.
This they get in the muddy roads and
slush on every hand. Behold it well, for it
will be long time before you see its equal
here Suego IRdepend.nt.
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Dr. Railways
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tas;elese, elegantly coated With sves'
gum, purge, regulate, purify. cleanse, and
strenethen. Raysay's Pill, for the curs Of al
disorder Of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys.
Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache, Constipa q.
ton, Costiveness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, bilious.
nes, Bilious Fever, Inflammation Of the Roueia,
Plies, and all arrangements Of the Internal visrers
Warranted TO eject Q positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury, mlaefais, OF
aeletefious drugs.
sO-Obeerve the following symptoms resulting
from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fumes Of the Blood
n the Heal, Acdity Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Diagust o. Food, Fullnen II weight
In the stomach, Sour Erupsions, Sinking q FIut.
tsrings In the Pit Of the Stomach. SWIMMING Of
the Head, Hurried and Di6hcult Broathing Eiut.
tRinsS q the Heart, Choking o. Suhocstin0 Sensa.
ton when in . Lying Posture, Dlmness q vision,
Dots or Wehs before the sight Fever ana Dali
Pain in the Head, Deficiency 81 Penpirstion, Vel.
lovnes Of the skin and Z. g, PIN IN ~ rae:
Chest, i@bs. and sudden Fluehes Of Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh.
4 feu doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS yin fra the
ystsm, from all the sbose named disurders
Prics Is esnu peg box. Bold By Draeyista
Eaa ''fALss AID rRuk"
ssnd &c lssssr-stane - railway On. M
. waxrsa r.. ksv Yesk. lnl1r1sSiea verth
Ino1aaAs YIN - 80 20.
ou0lDoA- es6&v0
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OsBoN, travelling agent and correspon-
deEt of the Leavenworth TINES, was in the
city talking TINES to our citizens Saturday.
He secured number of additions to the
already large club that eones 10 this Office.
Hoiton Egrcss.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-04-13

IT was comforting to read last Monday
night, in the daily papers, a cable tele-
gram saying that a severe snow storm was
raging in Italy. Kansas don't claim to
have . better climate than Italy, SO Mon
day nights weather was all right.-Empo-
ria Nsrs
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-04-13

There is a man in Wabash county who
refuses to let newspaper come into his
house. He plows with a wooden mould
board. and says he don't believe Beecher
makes half as good President as General
Jac,sson, 90. =
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Election Of Q&cers.

The Board of Directors of the Missousi
Pacific railroad, including the newly elect
ed members, held meeting yesterday and
elected Chas p. Chouteau President and ].
L. Dearborn Secretary.-N. Louis Repab6-
odn ooh
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Every drop Of the Sarsapsrilian Resolvent COM
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other fluids and juices Of the system, the sigor OF
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mouth umors, Nodes IN the glands and other
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sweats loss of sperm and ali wastes Of the Lille prin
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OF modern chemistry, and lev DAYS use Will
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its potent power cure them.
1.-THE potent, daily becoming reduced by the
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Not only does the ssrsaparilian ResOivent excel
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Scrofuious, Constitutional and Skin diseases but
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One Of the Ahlest.

Col. VIM. A. Phillips, on the 10Th of
March, delivered in Congress one OF the
ablest financial arguments, We have yet
read, in opposition to the specie resumption
act-CHasc County Conant
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81 $50 Profit from Investment of S2O6,

nNE of our customers purchased \ spresd q,
" 100 shares Of N. Y. Central put 1t l06 call
at los; buying 100 shares against the put st IO7,
Which were sold At llA; selling at the came price
OF u 80; this operation can b. repeated eyery
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pay - we'll for amount invested; Gold, stock.
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Exchange, New York
jano-Sl-t&e-d&w
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FINANCIAL.
The Wall Street Indicator

Contains Pictorial Illustrate ns Of Bulls and Beam
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cE IN con per day. Agents wanted. All
- " 06O classe, Of working people Of both
sexes, young and old, make more money at work
for us, In their osn Localities, during their spare
moments, or all the tine, than at any thing eirs
We offer emf loyment that will pay handsomely
for every hours work. Full particulars, terms,
6c., sent Tree. se1d US your address At once
Don't delay. Now Is the time. Don't look tor
work business elsewhere, until you have learned
what we otter. g. sTissoE q Co., Portland, Maine
maylS-&S.d&v
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects o.
Errors and Abuses in early Ii e. Manhood re-
stored. lmpedimen's to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and 7. m arkable rem
eiies- Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed
enve opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOC ALTON,
4I9 y. ninth IT., Philadelphia, Pa An Institu-
lion having q high repu alton for honorable con.
duct and proiessiona skill jsnls-sl-eod6w
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SALE OF
Thoroughbred Shorthorns
At RosehiII Stock Farm,
Near BroskfieId, Linn Co, Mo-, II. & st.
Joe r. r.
march 7.d6

will sell at Public Auction on my Farm in
Brookneld, April 10Th, 1876. my herd Of Short
horns, consisting OF ~ Cows and Heifers, and 6
Balls. At the head Of the be d stands Louan
Duke, II, 1874. Sale to commence at one O'CLOCK
p. N. Terms of Sale-sicO and under, cash ;
over 500 AID under $3.50, six months without in
tsrest, with approved security.
ma;I7-?4-wit T.. W. WILLIAMS
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FEVER AND A0UE.

Fever and Ague cured Tor hfty cents. There u
not a remedial agent in the world that will cure
fever and ague, and all other mslsriOus, bilious,
scarlet, typhoid, yellow and other fever. laided
Fifty Rad ways Pills. % quick Is Rsdsay' Ready
Relief. Fifty cents per Bottle.
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CONSTANTINE'S
PINE TAR SOAP.
FOR TOILET. BARN Akr NURSERY.

Des,Oreo Hair. prevents BalA,>u snd
noye. D.ndra. hnpie:. F.eekis, Tn, 1irtH-
CaFes Casa0eO0s D1sa0oe0 - = is..'
dice. Wounds, Burns and BARRIERS Itch. NJ.
O.f.xrh. CAapeed or Cxaeked HaEds FrDst ~.
SH I1 oaains' 1essa, sals kAean, 8hsanatism -
1eoAss. she eki1 00oosh. -, A.
neahny, 81 = s1es1os - elsaaailg tko TeseH.
- . tho hslash 80 IN SSaeeSS ~
SsVssOA 90ssaAU15