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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-10

| Bsnspn's Chpcifie Porous Pastors are In.
dorssd bv over twe thousand physieians and
druggists Of excellent reputation. as being THE
leAt remedy known. @N1 ytfslH "a AfE8 !.
\ They are recommended to the public "a q great
Improvement on ordinary Porous Piasters
than any known medicine. They are purely
vegetable, and IN their action IRE superior u
" discovered principle of medicine. Denson'r
Capcine Porous PlaAtere have won q great repu
tstion as q positiye curative specific. The best
evidences Of tlis TACT III, that unprinclpled nos
trun, vendors have imjtatei the style and name
Of the article. When you are In pain take nc
other. Clean safe and economical St,e thu
you obtain Benson's Cspcine Perous Plaster
Price, 25 cents. tt - .
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-10

1oThe verdict ia the Hamburg case Is
signed a. follows: p. II. Rivers, T. J.. /;
&C. Turner. foreman; John Bird OK
marls). sDeniel Martin * mark), James
Colemaa x mArkp, Thomss Carroll OK
mark)y Samuel Eisley tXimark), Giles
.otokes. * mark, Abram. Bohlcr x
6imkins tx mark). All oolored. Fore
mAn Ut the jury indicted In Richmond
county for burglary. Similarly situated
oevArnl 0thers. B t.t 4th fA} hl
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-10

lali ThWsuRgestion of Orleans "'that the
Httsh Committee call a convention to
naHalfate cand didates Tor the Legislature
; and hAe Ijudgeships at an early day,
aAudsaDpasate from tho convention to
"A04inoeS 1other parish officials, strikes
ID very favorSbiy. The nominations Or
,mAnhers ol the Legislature and the
jndgss saheuld be removed as far as pos
'saboe from tho bartering and swopping
'thet Will take place In the convention
witch w1lt nominate parish officials. s'
We commend this suggestion to the
Parish Committee, believing that II
'ad0peed IL Will insure a better class Of
aenjhses, and give general satisfaction
T. tAe people. sd" a.,,a ~ y" s.,t,,' ,','y i'n
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-10

ssI Eighty .fouri persons have been In
dicted by the. negro Hamburg jury,
! inCludiHg one gentleman who has been
dead Six months and two that have
anbe1n living. In California for several
years past A strange coincidence Is
pithaAAhsre srethree Lamars among the
on nktNtAcl r,NfNOn0. ais9 gadai}ga hNnH =
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-10
TINE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.

.es The Oampsigna WErxLY DRxocRAr, .
.sssxU IeightlpAge paper, will be fur
Tstshod from the ist Of July to the 18th
November for the small sutn OF One
,pollar. NJ Every man In the State should
subscribs. Every DemoerstioD and Con-
4 ieotvutive club Should subscribe for
!. NOD, swsnty.Ave to one hundred copies
fbr dlstribution... I l.'.',, INV, s,.,e
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-10

rOrth. really don't
believe 1t, although tho gentleman says
80 himself. The, Radicals Of Indiana
certainly don't love- Mr.. Orth; but then
that Is not the first time by many the
Radicals ana the Almighty have loved
iiiffurent t,ersOtts ffti tistI a4ali itLHefi /
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-10

Mr.. Henry Freeman WAS robbed IN
open daylight In his house, on one Of
the main streets Of Railway, New Jersey.
by masked robbers, They simply walked
into his house, tied him to bedpost,
and then conhseated . his. property,
Cool, amt 1t q q y. .- LII rtsfsgf
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-10

Major T. q. Barker has been suggest
cd az the possible Democratic candidate
fer Governor pfiSouth Csrpfipa,l n !,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-10

Assorted eolors, and handsomely put 10. &
MO0UlA. ~. ..... .aa.. - l......! 10 Gents.
Assorted COLOR. and sizes.,-xery. popular. !.
p1s Hssored sciors. rd s1d blue lemossed
Assa Assorted colors Embossed hover embie8 n.''
~ YHf dhil choice. w Sll u. We "
LITTLE CORPOKAL.... !. al. .s.l.... ..26 Gents.
Rs%ssk papsr eQlorsd edges. chlldTeas slss =
SoN'i xssorted styiess witl Il! steel pens
n zs.eT.sd slnts. with paper assolted needles.
W6i.s. ruled. With einbiossed doxer emblem:
2ssss!sd ss!5ls With cake u soap
= Assortsd Z coiors. with ibottle d yiaie. iqk:
S VIM Assorted ases with red ana blue botdss sfsT
80, White. REGULAR size. with coiorsd sdGes: =.
ass9Sa as@ssf Sapsf With sxsss ses
Wits Wit and cream embossed memorial lall etc
Hss9lsss isis q ink pen and psne e
CREST q, y. ~. !. 20 :, Gents Cen
MSits. with handsomely embossed enxalepes
WIZ 1als large sfss embossed risssfs e.s
.Dsnssk escorted solors. embossed new y style: A >
dresia. Extra PAPER i9;iit edges handsome boz
WhIts, gssss ruled beldsTsd = s!ls
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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-10

vnnG il 4 unlo& of ali honest men yhaaqkssnd
SHt2 ~ good xpvsrnment WhoeyQe&ccom-
klis 4 dSt haI by result will be- 9honG the
ban ectoR Of III Republic Il
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-10
PEYCHAUD T. GARCIA. xlIs3 !
SThTIONERso ercp4nu,r,, erpp4, nu,r,,rpoi nc .GaysWoH
~ 2saf 'F'fA ~ T'aI LfTHOdRAPHEIus
N uh v9u3 asfBfI@ I@<AND- 4if fuf gsvtu

FfF DlzhNh UVOh FN4NVE nV1TO hss11SAsseS' ~ 4
so9 - Camp strssts Nov OrlsaAs,
Will be spleaseti to show patterns end give,es-
tiulates Tor every, description OF Cotton Books,
bank ana IheurRtiee Books. LedGprs. Journals
Letter and Note Heads. BiIi heads. Statements,
eta, NStGiS 10 a1Iis.4.t cO u .Hn. 4
Call and get estimates before going elsewhere.
OF sending orders North. z Iil@33A io9 ti5@ q
4 Good uisterial and work or no pay.lo li5ir .l
l. iva1 ImddW
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20
JUDGE BREWER.

EDITOR TINES: had ocs,sion last week
to take trip to the southern portion of
Kansas, and while there heard come talk
concerning political matters among promi-
nent men along the line of the l., L. * G..
road, and in Wilson county, in regard to
the coming election OF Judge Brewers sue
cessor. I, as you are we'll aware. am not a
Republican. Yet, in Kansas, since ue DEM
ocrots must submit to Republican rule, I
feel that, as lawyer, l have some interest
in the Republican who is to preside over
us in our Supreme Court. Hence, I call
your attention to charge generally urged
against Judge Brewer, which, 1 think, does
grea; injustice to him. That is, that he is
neglectipg his duties as supreme Judge, to
practice Law in the United States Circuit
Court. Now, l know that Judge Brewer
has never attended to more than seven or
eight cases in which he was personally in
,erested. and involving no contes; while
that his duties in the Supreme Court have
been we'll attended to, an examination Of
the reports Of our Supreme Court will tri-
umphantly establish.
There have been to this date opinions
filed amounting TO ,245, all told, since the
Supreme Court was established, a. will be
shown by the following table:
op,VIoSS rrIrD To lilly l. 1876
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20

THE American House, Boston, has been
long and favorably known as one Of the
best hotels in the East. Its central loca-
ton, only few rods from New Washington
Street, and within two minutes walk Of
State Street, Faneuil Hall, the old State
House and City Hall, makes it equally de-
sirable for business or pleasure 1t was the
first hotel in Boston to introduce the great
est of modern convent ,nce-, a Passenger
Elevator, and the proprietors have ever
been ready to adopt any Improvements tha,
might ada to the comfort OF their guests.
The latest change, and one that will be ap-
precisted bJ all, is the reduction in prices,
which are now placed at $500, So 80 and
800 per day. The large number OF its
apartments, its long and spacious corridors,
general convenience of arrangement, its
liberality of management and uniform ex
cellence of its table, have given it 4 wide
spread reputation, and enable its managers
to offer inducements to be found at but few
other New England Hotels. eod&eosat
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20
The Hughes Riding Plow Company

To-day We present to our readers the ad-
vertisement of the Hughes Riding Plow
Company, No. 9Ol North Main street, St.
Louis. The points Of superiority in this
are 1t runs lighter because We hitch di-
rect to the beam, hence no side draft The
driver can see his pillow easily. Turns a
nice square corner without throwing out.
No wheel in the furrow to clog up in sticky
ground. Lays of and finishes up land
with ease. A small boy can Use it, as no
levers are to be handled while piowing.
The farmers can notice the main points
by looking at the cut in another column
This company warrant their plows to cut
and turn from two to four inches more land
with the same draft than any other sulky
or common plow, and to cover weeds per
fectl', no matter how high when weed
hook is attached.
For further information, address Hughes
Riding Plow Company. No 9Ol North
Main street, st. Louis. Farmers cannot do
better than by dealing with this company
for 1t is reliable, straightforward and
honest.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20
Dyspepsis Cured.

OF all the ills that atilict our common
humanity, Dyspepsia rises into painful
prominence. Its ravages not only destroy
the body, but it preys upon the mind, ren.
dering its victims utterly wreiched. The
numbers that suffer from this disease ART
computed by tens Of thousands. 1t is the
prevailing malady of civilized life. Many
remedies have been applied, but no perma
neIt cures no positive removal Of the dis
tressing symptoms has been effected until
DIR. Tut, OF New York, after twenty
five years OF study, succeeded in com,
pounding a pill that meets all the
difficulties OF the case. Its success was be-
yond his most sanguine expectations. We
know of cures that it has made in case,
that bafiled medical science in both hemis
pheres. and while it is our desire to see the
good Doctor we'll rewarded for his patient
research, our interest in the welfare OF the
sick and dying is far higher, and for theil
benefit we thus give publicity to the virtue:
Of this great remedy for the human race.
c.E,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20
VI. Il. Ft0ridd Conference.
President OglsfhorDe College.
Centaur
LininlentS
Litter frsa a POSTMASTER.

''AsuocH. ILL., Dec. !, 1874.
''Me-s,s. J. z. EosE&Ca:
my vile has { ra OF time, teen a terrible
sufferer from .nrumatism- She has tired mani
pnysiriaBs q N Ing . meiies. The only thin
which as given her 'el'.f l. Cent 'ur L'nm men.
am rai"ioei 30 sas this has curei her / an d"ins
what can 10 eGtsnd its sale. W H. RIN6.''
Thi, IS a $ m lie Of many thousand testimon al.
received, Of woni al cures effected hy the Gen.
Iiniment. The ilgred euts of this article pre
pahlished around each bot le L. contains Witch
Haze, Mentna, Arnic,, Rock Oil. Carbolic, and
ingred;e 4, hith rto little klowI II is au indis-
putsble fact tha the Ceataur Liniment is perior
ming of Swellings, stf Joints. Erup-
tions, Rheuma,ism, Neuralgia, Sciatica. Caked
Bressis. Lock-jis, &C., than ali othar Linimen's,
Embrocad,us Extracts, SaIves, oin:ments. a d
Plss now in
For TOeihacSe, Earaehe, Weak Back, Itch, and
Cultaneous Erlptions, il ia aimirable. II cures
barns snd sc dds without a scar. Extracts
poison from bites and stings, and heals FROST
b.tes nj chilplains. in 4 short t,m.. NJ fam
lily can afford TO he without the Centaur Lin. :
ment white wrapper.
The Centaur Liniment, Yellow Wrapper. is
adapted TO the tough SIn. n.us scles and flesh of
the animal creation. Its ,G.5ts upon severe
cases OF SPAWN, Sw eny, Wind Gall, Biz Hes
and Poll Evil, are little less than marvel Dous.
Messrs J. Mcclure X Co . DruggistB, cor.
Elm and Front Sts., Cincinnati, o., say:
''In our ne ghborhood lumber OF teams ers
using he Centaur iniment. Tn pro-
nounce il superior to anything toy have ever
used. We sell as high a., four 70 five dozen bot
tics er month 20 these teamstcrs -
We have thousands of similar testimonials.
For Wounds. Gals, Scratches Ring- bone,
&e., and for Screw Worm in Sheep ii has no ri
val Farmers, Livery-men an -, ck-raisers,
have in this Lin ment a emsdy which Is worth
a hunif cad times Its cost.
Laboratory OF J. u Rose x Co,
46DKY ST., NEw YORK.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20

tertained by men who have got rid of their
Indians. and the other BY men who are
subjected to their atrocities. During the
last eight years, in which the peace policy
has been in force under the present Admin
i.,ration. net less than one hundred and
fifty of the citizens of my State havs been
brutally and outrsgeou-iy butchered. They
were not men who we've invading Indian
reservations; no. men who were engaged in
harsssing the Indian tiibes, but men who
we're in the peaceful avocationr OF lie, who
had every guarantee to maintain peaceful
relations with the Indians, who had their
wives and their children and their property
at the ekirmish line of civilization. By the
operations of this peace policy not less than
one hundred and fifty citizens Of my State
who have been invited thither BY the Gov
ernment itself and assured Of protection
have been massacred, their property de-
stroyed, and their wives and children hur-
ried into q brutal and revolving captivity.
DO YOU suppose that those who have e1-
perienced these bitter results Of the peace
policy of the Quaker system are inclined to
regard it with any particular appreciation !?
Do you suppose that they are inclined to
listen with patience to appeals such as
have been made By the Senator from
Maine? On the contrary, those who have
been wronged and outraged believe, and /,
as their representative, believe that We have
had enough Of this that any change will
he for the better and that the best time to
consider whether this change shall be made
Is now. The Senator goes into eloquent
periods in regard to the necessities Of the
country upon the appropriation bill The
lives and property OF the citizens OF the
frontier are of infinitely more Importance
than appropriation bills; and before l
shall consent te vote more money for the
payment of Indian apnuities, or for the
civilization and Characterization Of the In
dian tribe-, shall insist upon the protec-
tion OF citizens of my State by the transfer
of this Bureau to the War Department, be-
lieving that it at least offers US the promise
of something better in exchange for the
wrongs that we have suffered during the
last eight years.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20

DIR. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is war
ranted to cure Syphilis in the primary, sec
ondary and tertiary stages, and in all its
varied and complicated forms, and will
cure the worst cases of veneral diseases,
cases which have resisted the treatment OF
the most eminent phyHcians OF America.
1t cures the first stage and heals the ulcers
in few days. 1t cures ulcers in the mouth,
nose, throat, head, arms and legs; also,
hard pains in the bones and joint., swelling
of joints, syphilitic rheumatism, ETC., in a
short time. Price, S. per package. Sent
everywhere by express. A treatise on sex
ual diseases free. Sent mailed for two
stamps. Sold by DIR. J, Dinsbeer, sos North
Seventh street, st. Louis, Mo. Cures guar.
anteed or the money refunded. Theo.
Egersdorff Agent, Leavenwor;h, Kansas
apriI26eod&w-l07
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20

Steele 4 Price, the manufacturers Of DR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder and DR.
Prices True Flavorine Extracts, are re
warded by having accredited to them the
reputation of m snufacturing good articles
1t is q shameful confession 10 make thai
many people are willing to use adultera.
ted articles, because Of a small reduction in
price; and in doing 20 often subjectine
themselves TO injurious effects, for it musl
not be supposed that those who are willing
At the cost Of reputation and for the pur.
pose OF gain, to impose adulterated goods
on the public, would hesitate to use iDjuri.
ous adulterants. DIR. Prices Baking Pow.
der and Flavoring Extracts being the most
perfect made, require in preparing articles
Of food one-third lees in quantity.
eod&w
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20
LEGAL.
Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
IEAvESwoRTH CoUSIY.
.. hs District Court al Gnd for said County.
j. l.. HUNTING. Plaintiff. /
WILLIAM STITT, ELIZABETH SITTT.
Orlando q Stearne.. and Lucy A. Porter,
Defendants.
To fss Def,HSGHfs Ab0re Named.
VOU, ANDEACH OF YOU, will TAX. no
i tIte that yGu hive been sued by J. l..
hunting, in the District Cours of the First Judi
c "a District of thu State of Kansas, in and Tor
the County OF L. LeavenwOTth, and that the peti-
ticn in sad suit, was filed in the Office OF the
Clerk OF sad Court, On the l0tn dsy OF July,
l. 81 ard you are required to answer or demur
thereto, on before he 2ith day OF August, lS1G,
.- the sGii petition viii he taken as true, aud
jld gment rendered against the defendants, vii
ii m Sii {, a"d Elizabeth Stitt, Tor sSJ. and in
t.r.st st ten per cent per-annun, fom January
=, 1874. u 50 attorneys Zee, in this suit, and
that th- mortgage Of the last named deien-
dtnts to Daniel l.. Bai kley, and assigned To u is
plalntlG given 10 secure the pavm"nt OF The
MOI and interest aforesaid, dated January !
lSsI and recorded in the Office OF the Register Of
e-~s, of Leav, nworth COUNTY, ksnsa !, on the
81 day of May. ISL in b oh Il OF Mortgages or
pages 2ss and 26l, be foreclosed and rhe lands
conveyed thereby, t0-wIt the east half Of the
south east quarter section Is OF township II, (,
of range 81, east in the county of Leavenworth.
state of Kansas, he sold acc riding 10 law for
the payment Of the money anu interest. and l.
tcrLey's fee aiOre AID. and costs OF suit. an!
that the defendants and all persons claim n,
under them or either OF them, be barred and
forecio5ed of all rights tit'e and interest, and
and that the purchaser at the saId sale be let in
to the p secession Of the said mortgage premises
Ienement5 and apPurtenances.
w3S Il. A. HURD, Plaintiffs Atty.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20
NOTICE..

III: United States Of 4iac,ica, District of Km;us-
Alta term OF the Circuit Court of the United
SJa'es n and Tor the Dis rict Of Kansas. begun
and held at the City Of Leavenworth, on the 'th
day OF June A. ID. l-s6. Present Hon- John p
Dillon and II IN. e.. G. Foster, Judges, at which
tenn of said Court The following proceedings,
amongst others, Were had and appear OF record
Ia he words and hgures following, to-wit:
TUESDAY, JUNE aJTI, ls.s.
IHE SOUTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company, Complainant
Q&76 vs..
Georse skeIton and Elizabeth skeIton,
Defendants. !
an MOTION ofsaid Complainant, 1t Is now
" b. the Court ordered that he order made
ia this case on the ninth instant be, and the
Is her. by, set sside. and. on motion OF said
Complain ant. II Is now by the Court further
ordered That the above manned George SkeltJn
he, and he Is hereby ordered, and directed, 10
app ar an plead an wer or demu- TO the Com
planants bill in this, the above entitled suit ~.
before the first Mondsy Of October, \ ID
1876. and that service Of this Order be made y
caid George Skelton, b. publication Thereof.
cncs - week, iOr six consecutive weeks in the
L"avenwOrth W KEELY rMEs, the last publica-
tipn tn be at eas. thirty days. before said first
&C Eos Err. Judge
United State, of 1ulcricG, Di,irict Of Raasas-ss.
7, = s. Thomas, CIers OF the Circuit Court of
the tniJef states % America, for the District Of
hansna, 30 hereby c-rtify the 'orgoing 10 be n
true, fail and perfect copy, from the record Of
the proceedings in the su 4 OF I he Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company George
>ks'Ion and Elizabeth SksIton- No. 1i7G. in
-aI.i Court.
IS TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto.set my
haad ami af1x'd the seal of said
Court. At my Office in Topeka, in saId
ISeALl District of kaosas. his sth day of
July, a. d. iS56. A. ). THOMAS
Clerk.
VIM. c. webb, Counsel FOX Complainant.
ju!yI3w6.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20
Taylor Z Co.

The commission merchants, as . general
thing are remarkably intelligent and
shrewd men. Hence they advertise in re-
liable papers. To-day We ask our readers
to consider the claims of F. c. Taylor &
Co., No 2O5 North Main street, st. Louis,
Mo. These gentlemen are represented to
be live, honest and reliable dealers. They
are ranked amorg the leading men of the
"Future Great" and farmers and others
making consignments to them can rest As
sured that they will be fairly and honora-
bly, treated. What we advise our readers
to do is to write to Taylor & Co., and find
out from them the "facts and 6gyers" See
theiI advertisement in another column.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20

CastOria is certain to operate.
1t does not nauseate or gripe like castor oil,
but is pleasant to take, digests the food,
regulates the bowels, cures wind collie, eIpels
worms, and causes natural sleep. 1t is
equally adapted to adults and infants. 1t
contains neither mineral, morphine nor
alcohol. Children teething may have
health, and mothers find rest, if they use
Castoria. ieS-w3m
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20
Murder Will Ont.

A few years ago august Flower" was
discovered to be a certain cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver complaint, few thin Dyspep-
tics made known to their friends how easily
and quickly they had been cured by its u-e.
The great merits of GREENS AUGUST
FLowlR became heraled through the coun-
try by one sufferer to another, until, with
out advertising, its sale has become i'm
mense, Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are selling it. No person
suffering with Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, Costiveness, palpitation of the Heart,
indigestion, low spirils, etc, c IN take three
doses without relief. Go to your Druggist,
r. Parham, and get bottle for IS cents
and try it. Sample bottles 10 cents.
aug24-eod&eow
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20

Thus showing that Judge Brewer, in his
FIVE and h,lf years, has written opinions
nearly equal to one-third of all ever filed
during the fifteen and half years of the
existence of the cOurt-enough 70 fill five
volumes Of Kansas Reports, of which only
IA have been as yet published, the 14th
being nov in the hands of the binder.
Judge Valentine is the next judge in
number of opinions, having only exceeded
Judge Brewer by twelve opinions, and hav-
ing two years longer time in which to write
them. This. l think. is a record which
ought not to be overlooked. and will con-
tradict any pretence OF neglect Of duty.
J. w. ENGLISH.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital weakness OF depres-
sion: a weak exhausted feeling, no
energy or courage; the result Of mental
over-vork, 1ndesCrett0ns
.ystem, is always cured BY HUNT hkEfS'
hOMEOPAThlC SPECIFIC No. 2S
1t tones up and invigorates the system, dis
pels the gloom and dependency, imparts
strength and energy,-stops the drain and
rejuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by thou
sands. Sold by dealers. Price, Sl0O per
single vial, or $500 per package Of five vials
receipt of price Address HUMPnkEYS<
HOIEOPATHiC MEDICINE COMPANY
562 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Theo. Egersdorf, Agent, LeavenwoIth,
Kansas.
De2-3taW6w
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20
Whisky Cocktail,

Stern's pure whisky cocktail is made
from old Kentucky bourbon whiskey, and
put up in the most elegant style in panel
bottles, and French cardboard cartoons,
with tumbler and patent cork attachment.
For purity and convenience it stands I'M
equalled, if not superior to any other prep
aration now in the market. Sold by Egers-
dorf, druggist, Leavenwor,h. eod&w
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20

Nor disagreeable; hardly more bitter
than lager beer, and much more sstisfacto-
ry and pleasant. Simmons Liver Regu-
lator can be taken at anv time, without
interfering with business or pleasure. 1t is
so gentle, safe, and such a good digester,
that it is often used after hearty meal
to settle the food and relieve any apprehen-
sion that the meal may disagree with you.
d,yNlt
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-20

YESTERDAY morning as an old man NAM
ed Keiser was unloading some hay at the
residence of Mr. Robert Haberlein, he sank
to his knees two or three times from the ef.
fecis of the heat, and finally succumbed to
the heating rays Of the sun. He was taken
into the barn and baihed with cold water,
and soon came to- IL was . narrow escape
| for Mr. Keiser.