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MERIT RECOGNIZED.

Bonson's Capcine Porous Piasters receiv
eu the highest and only award of merit
the Phfladelphia Exposition, over all arti-
cles Of like character, proving by the high
est medical authority in the world, that
tney are greatly superior TO ordinary porous
piasters, and not patent medicIne-as no
nOstrums were allowed to be exhibited
there. Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster is
positively the best external remedy ever
devised They relieve pain at once, and
cure where other porous plasters only re-
lieye after long use. Over three thousand
physicians now recommend their use and
they are sold by druggists everywhere
Price % cents.
TO EVERY HOUSEHOLD
"Improvement" is the watchword of the
hour Its development and re-developme ent
is the ambition Of every true American
Porous plasters were invented in 1S45. For
thirty years their composition remained un-
Improved, until Benson's Capcine Porous
Plasters were invented. They differ ffom
all others In their greater medical activity.
They WW cure dtseGse IN a few hours that other
porous plasters, liniments or compounds
require days and weeks OF continuous wear
and use TO simply relieve. They are supe-
rtor TO electricity and moro powerful. 1t Is
not q nostrum. They are endorsed by over
three Thousand physicians and druggists as
meeting great want q remedy for exter-
nal diseases which relieves instantly and
cures quicker than any known medicine
Try them and you will not be deceived
Purely vegetable. Price % cents.
nOvi6eOd&Y'
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03
HOW GARFIELD MADE $1,000.

A BRIEF, AND THE So
THAT WAS SET DOWN To HIS CREDIT
FOR THE WORK.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-Mr. Gar.
field, before the Real Estate Pool Com
mittee to-day, testified that just before
the FoIty.seeond Congress adjourned
Richard Parsons, an old acquaintance
and lawyer, went to him and said that
he had been retained as counsel in q
certain matter before the Board of
Public Works; that he had to make a
brief relative to the merits of certain
pavements, but that he had to ge away,
and must lose his fee if he did not pre-
pare the brief; he requested the wri-
ness to write the brief, promising to
divide any fee he might receive, witt
ness agreed to do so, as Mr.. Parsons
requested, and the latter thereupou
took to Garfield's residence all the
papers and models in the case, and
from them Garfield prepared the brief.
This was all he did. He never asked
for contract Of the price of anything,
and it never occurred to him that in
doing what he did he was interfering
with any Ring. Mr.. Garfield said, in
reply to question, that after his re-
turn home Mr.. Parsons deposited to
his credit 5000, as compensation for
preparing the brief.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03

the Turkish Government is now pro-
posing to its people. The Sultan
promises that IL he is sustained in his
present contest, he will establish and
act upon certain principles. a4-r
First, the work of decentralization
shall commence Immediately and the
autonomy of the provinces shall be
carefully looked after. Secondly, the
people shall be governed by their ma
tural judges; they will not send Mo-
hammedans nor Christian renegades
from Constantinople down on them,
but they shall be governed by people
of their own faith.
Thirdly, no subordinate officer, when
he commits an illegal act, shall be per.
mitted to plead in justification the or.
ders of his superior. How much We
need exactly that kind of reform in
this country, and how glad we ought
to be that our Government is going TO
be as good hereafter as the turks!
They offer us everything now. They
denounce negro supremacy and car
pet-bag thieves. Their pet policy for
the South Is to be abandoned, They
offer us everything but one; but on
that subject their lips are closely seal
ed. They refuse to say that they will
not cheat US hereafter Ia the elections.
II they would only agree to that, If
they wonld only repent of their elec.
tion frauds, and make restitution of
the votes they have stolen, the circle
of our felicities would be full.
If this thing stand accepted and the
law you have made forNthis occasion
shall be the law for all occasi ons, we
can never expect such thing as an
honest election again. If you want
to know who will be President by a
future election, do not inquire how
the people of the States are going to
vote. You need only to know what
kind OF scoundrels constitute the Re
turning Boards, and how much it will
take to buy them.
But / think that even will end some
day. At present you have us down
and under your feet. Never had you
a better right to rejoice. Well may
you say, "We have made a convenant
with death, and with hell wo are at
agreement, when the overflowing
scourge shall pass through it shall not
come unto us: for we have made lies
our refuge, and under falseh oOd have
we hid ourselves" But nevertheless
wait a little while. The waters of
truth will rise gradually, and slowly
but shurely, and tnen look out for the
overfowing scourge. "The refuge of
lies shall be swept away and the hid
ing place of falsehood shall be uncov-
ered." This mighty and puissant na-
ton will yet raise herself up like
strong man after sleep, and shake her
invincible locks in fashion you little
think of now. Wait, retribution will
come in due time. Justice travels
with leaden heel but strikes with an
iron hand. Gods mill grinds slow but
dreadfully f1ne. Wait till the flood
gate is lifted and full head of water
comes rushing on. Wait, and you
will see fine grinding then.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03
COMMENTS FROM ABROAD.

LONDON, March 2.-The Post re-
views the events connected with the
presidential question in the United
States. praises the moderation of the
majority of the Democratic party as
compared with the happily defeated
tactics of the filibustering section, and
concludes, 1--WE fear President Hayes
authority will be seriously diminished
by the means adopted to secure his
return. But the interests of the coun-
try are superior to those of party, and
as Mr.. Hayes has been proclaimed by
a legally constituted tribunal, moth
ing remains but for all loyal citizens
to acknowledge his authority"
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03

X In Linen Handkerchiefs, all prices and
AiH"' N WN. b. SHARP
Ith ami A2iKei
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03
How the Republicans Outwitted the
Democrats

The letters of Secretary Fish, ,Sena-
tor Edmunds. and Representative W.
B. Williams, upon the Electoral Com
mission bill, are well worth reading.
Each of them still further confirms the
statement that the Senate would not
have sustained the right of its Presi-
dent to count the electoral votes in a
quasi-judicial sense, and that therefore
the passage of the bill reported by the
Joint committee was an indispensable
step toward placing "the Republican
case" in a malntainable attitude
The daily gazette., 1877-03-03
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Cincinnati. sonntag ben 26. slugun 1877.

er i9arf. = ,Ratiirlif! sic tuoIIen Die
Brief oruden laiien! Geht hoben Gie
80 ldhbne Brief! @s Iino auiommen
tunfal9. Qlio - tuas johlen Sie2" -
Der S4rlitIte(ler mar maBIos perbliIft,
oantt maBlos entriiitet. 9l6er CT be3man9
it9 uno bc9ann auseinanoer3uieBen, vtuie
nur Ytetdt. :" - ,Yietat ?" iieI i6m bic
frau ins g8ort. .Narrbeiten Wli6 tdu-
lhen Sic ni9t! SD bente, bunoert Sui.
ben fiir ben 8rief tperben sic fi6 berous=
Ihlagen, if nil Die SdIfte - $500 gul=
ben, uno mir iinb einig!" Ser Wlann
ifpang no our 2ube uno betbeuerte bic
Heinbeit Ieiner Wotipe, er noble Sidb iiber=
baupt oarauf bei9r6nten, bic 8rieIe All les
len. - y2elen? aber po3u e SIT
meme 9a6e." - ,@ut, a6er bier uitter T
meinsn augen" : vSa% r9lber fiinf-
sis 8riefe, sic tperoen bier 5tanoen brau-
den. Soa id unlionit babel fben?" -
g8as lDollen sic 0afiir ?" n5unoert
8uloen! aber eleid auf bic San6." Ser
Wtann erbob Ii6, nidt oeBbaIb, neil ibm
Der Breis gu bod mar, lon0ern neil er
ieinen Gfel ni6t ldn9er be3min9en tonnte.
Sie 6rau niBoeritano Die 8epeeuna.
vJleun3i9," rief lie uno elite ibm nah, feb X
sig fiinfBis!" 9amit bate lie i'm ein=
geboIt, fiibrte i'm 8uriif unb Swan9 ibn
gum Siben. vSier" = lie boIte 0as Batet.
-aber 6as 8eIo, tuenn i1 bitten oarf !"
Ser Wtann Sablte. .Nuf g9re - sic
perben ieben - es lit Der Wtiib tuertb. /. {"
llno es mar Der Wiibe pertb. Serrlihe
8rieFe, aus oenen bic 6lommen oes sSoea=
lismus uuo Der &eioeni9aft 10 rein uno
bell emporlo6ten, oaB lie ielbIt einen tGlte-
rem 2eier entfammt bdtten. Ser S9rifts
iteller las Die punoerbaren SDmuen, in 0e=
nen iein tooter 8ruoer oas ibDne 8eib
Ieines Serjens gefeiert, uno tuenn er auf=
blidte, 10 laB 6ieies 8eib, elm pioriger
5etttlumpen, Dor ibm, beoba9tete i6n miB.
trauiib uno 5dblte bic 8uIoen nad), tpeldlt
iie Ii6 fir Die 9ectiire sablen lieB. Wi(
oem Manne su Wtutbe mar, ldbt Ii6 i1pei
bei4reiben; ibm mars, als miiBte er blutie
peinen, unb oann pieber, als mubte er la.
den! -.
Sa! Sas SdidIaI uerItebt li9 auT leir
Sanopert -.
RarIgmtl 6rnn3os.
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3ufrieSen gefeIft.

Gin llnear beIuhte eiaen sreinb, Der
ghirur9 nar uno auf einem SiIcbe sDei
SobtenfOpfe lieeen bate. Heueierig be-
trahtete er bic &0pfe uro fragte 6onn, BON
mem Der srDBe Sootenfopf lei. BON benz
berii6mten GafocSi, antipDrfete Der Mrst.
limb Der f!eine g-Nu1 ban Tim, ME er
nod fIein mar.
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8etrennte Greunbt

sd fNn1 Sbneti gar nidt foQen. :
f6rieb elm geriebeHer YoIiiifer an lie
gBittiDe leines peritorbefien Jreunoes, ME
iebr mid Die Nabriht betriibte, bah tbr.
Wtann ir's S>inmelrei1 abgeganaen III.
sSir ruaren Bulenfreunoe; aber test mtr-
ben mir ME mebr 3Rfamn1sn :.
treffen.
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@sInnasne 8ariatinn.

Dem obeeIebten gribatoocenten Der
YbilolDpbie 9r. 9iibrin9 rufen bic Ser.
liner ,Welpen" bel ieinem 61eioen BON
Der llniperlitdt Elm oltes Wort nit neutr
Narianie 3li:
Q 81 tacuisses. philosophe. mansissss !!
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Nrbtit mnh Wrnh

4rbeit unb gro6 10 t5nt bas @tShrti.
BON benz bic Wtauern beben,
Irbeit befonln1t Die Yoli3ei.
Sroo tuirb Reinen eeeeben.
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81 { d tTertiQnno

2ieutcnant [lmeeifiirt eirem Gini6bri<
gen ben Edpport aus Der 9anO reibenb1
Sas fam la feline San IeIen
ginlabriger: GntiduIbigea sic. Ssrr
lieutenant, fur cine 6au 1T ss aud n;d)t
geIhrieben. 80
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MIt.fnnae @eIt6rtt.

@s gibt betaste 8elebrte, tDel1e, suenn
tie ibreiben oGer iprehen, ben Ginbrud
10 GROCER Suaeno MAIDEN, haB man lneint.
lie tudren nod in ben 6leeeliabren.
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6 paria h

Serr &3e Tiaf@!
Slater [bdlt an.
!, Serr:: Wie pieI perIdneeit sic SIS sun
Jforbbahnbof?
Ssiafer 3wei WuI0en, Guer @noben.
.Serr: Sh6n! SD iroIIt' uar tpiIIeIt
tpie nieI idb eripare, irenfl ih oebe.
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Wauuisfaltises.
glanc Der 5pieIpdhter.
gr le6te, uno bic 8elt perlor ibr @elo,
st itarb, unb Nidts perlor Die 8eIt.
Oerbo{{enbne minifer.

Mibbat 8nida poBt isbenTaIls am
Beiten sum Utiniiter feines 9aterlan0es.
VI fommt mad uno naA suriid. oieSir-
fenGu d..
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Sic ,,@tifIifjt 8ldtttr ("

Ads bes Cincinnati WoIfsbIatts tb Der
nrtsrta!tnes seDbnst nnb ,sdnsn d kaupts
iS3Ia susH bic 5rsfIisset Str sartn osrSfisnti9tsn
e,sdJImsen 6as.
Rrsis s2psr Suss pssssiss Ros europa s. per Sosr
vOrteirsi.
sr,slns Tnnitern: TfinF Ssnts, pslE bss DIast ben
fdStti9H Msnnsnsss BURG bic araser ms 6a,s gee
ieftrt rirb.
SsSisnbunssn fcnnsn pei .gVon,s prSer" bIsr Stsis
iirirssu Dref suf unitr giIfc sematst wttssn.
Die Cincinnati VoIksblatt Compagnie,
BOX 1414,
Cincinnati. ..
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Der @sar an 6sn @snsraI


Since es nod SSug unb Reft.
9iirff idl Sic fli1t Idnger Sulbeu,
gBir Derloren elm @eFedlt
Rur our9 Sbr BeridiIber.
i2ul0en
QBas i9 litt an berber QuoI,
2dBt Ii6 nit ben fihnIfen 8lloern,
sic ni9tsnub'9er @eneraI,
NuA entfernt aidbt 9uIoners
f&iIouern.
o EN- BerIiner Mr9itectens
BereiM
als 1einen WsitaIie0ern tueeen Shmubiaer
StiefeI bos f6nisIiGe poIais ni6t eeDii@
net tDur0e.
ueb' INNER Sreu' unb HebIi9Eeii
BIS an 8ein tiihles @rab
nno piidbe Sir BON 3eit at 8eit
au9 Seiue Stiefel as.
@olt Sbr bic gnter 5tubene fsA'n.
GaBt 0as guh Hihti6nnr iein.
Sont ldBt mon Sud 0d Drdubeft ifeh'if
uno bObnt nod: &Dnlnl'n Gle reiu
SIadli1e Hmsrifaner.
9tes, rpos bieie anserifnner fir'n sSiild
baben. oas ig lar mid, 81 befhreibsn. Aile-
tDetIe. no es CONNER is. I'M 100 sye0ex 5eine
Srcn unb Rinber NIT bic giienbdbn on{'s
2ano lthidt, uno mo BEL bic bsfannte anle2
rifaniid)e Hon6alance olie 9aae minnex
items fiinf bis brei llniiide oui bic GiEsn=
babn paiiiren, ipoour9 elm paar TouIenn
6an1lllenDdter I'm ihre ldmmtlimen sSrauetr
In0 Ginoer fommen fuiirOen, irabe In lo'r1e
3eit MAIDEN Die 8remier Gtreife ur0 hebe,r
0ie all0ern Babnbearaten oerartiQ III, baSs
nu beim beiten gSilIen feen giienbahnunz
iliid pailiren fam, tuoourh NlilIionen pnr
Heilen0en unjefdbroet In Die Mrme ihrer
AnlebDriger 5uriidfehren f1nHen. qeioer
fin0et i0'eil 8eiipiel bel ans in europa Tar
feene 9tadnbmllng. Was m1re eS 4. o.
tur ein Slid, iuetft pl6bIi6 Der ir6Sfe
Sbeil unlrer Braner - it brniehe tim ifr
MIDI 1dher su beseihnen - pI6bIidh Die Mr.
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Serren Aer5ten ira0esn iranenbn5t porfcnts
men fpiiroel Mber 10 iuos tbun Sie bier MD.
Sauor babef tie Ieioer AT Diel Ginn .fiir
Sronuns nn6 Seleblibfeit.+ Sd9oDe. sd
bab't aber innnler 9elngt, bic Mtnlden iinb
ebstt su tomii1e 3ente. (8erliuer uIf.>
Si6fer. Wlan alau6t, menn non
bic Sihter bort, tpie Iie ben sgriiblinq Be-.
ltnaen, es 9eIddbe aus Weaeiilerui3Q iiber
Die Bieoerbelebnns Ser Natur bos lit
nld)t on Dem, lie fretien ii1 bios, bo6 bic
gyinterndd,te borbei iinD, in Dslsen re fein
gtht nno feii Sols baber. Wenn Id un-
lere Jriblingsoidter iiflsen bore
aSolber 2ena bu syarlf Der 2esssn.
Wtit oem iiiBen BIlimeniaeir,
sJn bic off'nen Wenihenbex3ei1
sSlehn 0n, iuDnnetrunfen, eiff. Il
Wfai uno 6rlblins, bIiihen {l6on.
Subeln nm ben 2iuimeIslbxolt."
10 iiberiebe idl mir bieie s3eiItn Iii ihrt ~.
lprllaalihe 6probe 5uriid; 11ie foi0t
rpoIoer 2ena bu diix( 1er 6efssn. 3
3n niein iili)er Blun}f>( I}eiu
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1{nb Id beige aidbt u4f slll
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Subsln In Weriab09 6l| #
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Oer De re . 9uB fnr UfeIDneft
ift ieoenfaIls Elm Wtanl NIT elmer aeIobes
ren Slinte uno einent tiiftigen NulIens
bsiBer, man miiBfe benn ibon isoe Welpne
einSeln in einen oiebesliheren @elbInrant
siehen tDollen,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-21

Cannot but be the happy thought as the fortunate
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writing for one both to I. J. Anderson, Topeka,
Kansas
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Sherif''s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. lss
nnNIPuAN COUNTY -.



In the District Court for DOnphan County State Kansa.
Charles J. Drury, Plaintiff.
Adam Bremen. defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given, that viii, the al day
~ of July, A. ID. 1871 at the hour Of two o'clock,
r. NJ of said day at the north door of the Court House
in the City of Troy in Doniphan County State Of Kansas
offer for sale public auction for cash. the following de-
scribed real estate to wit part Of the southeast
en- bounded and described as follows towit
Beginning at stone situated five hundred and ninety
quarter section thence east hundred and sixty
$3.50 feet thence south Ave hundred and fifty four $50
thence north hundred and tyfour ts5I feet the
place Of beginning containing eight and fifteen hun
acre to be selected by the said Adam Bremen as a
homestead.
C in township five t of range twenty tsi bounded
and described follows towit Beginning at the south
section line six Is, chains and eightytwo ts links To
Washington street. thence north with said street twenty
thence with said street six 80 chains and eghtytwo
tsa, links to the section line thence south with the
the place of beginning containing fifteen and thirty
seven hundredths acres, more or less
a. in township Ave t5 Of range twenty en- bounded
and described follows towt; Beginning at the south
the section line twenty-five ca chains and fty -four 5p
links thence east on line parallel with the south line Of
thence south on line parallel with the line of said
quarter section twenty two Cs chains and fifty our CD
said line seven an chains and twelve ) links tho
place Of beginning containing sixteen and nve hundres
Taken as the property of Adam Brenner aud offered
for sale to the highest bidder for cash. to satisfy
Court for Atchison County In the State of Kansas
which Charles j. Drury Is Plaintiff, and Adam Bremen
All appraised at a. 900 90.
THOMAS J. vANDERSLICE,
Sheriff of Donphan County. Kansas
May 81. Is77-5w. Prs Zee SO so
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Sheriff. Sale.
THE STATE e OF r KANSAS tss.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, tss
COUNT on DoxsfHAS.
In the District Court for Dosiphan County State Of Kan
Rachel r. McCrcary. ! Plaintiff.
va /
z. Snyder
g. II. Irwin, and
w. Took, Adninistrsr - t--
tSr Of the Est Of VIM
Zook deceased, ] Defendants.
AYOTICE IL hereby given that VIII on the I'd day Of
~ July, A. ID. is!7. At the hour Of o'clock. 7. NJ,
Of said day Ut the north door Of the Court House IN the
CITY Of Troy In Donphan County State Of Kansa oer for
sale at public auction for eaah the following described
reaI estate to Wit. The south half Of the southwest
and the souh half Of the north half Of south
ga Quarter 81 section twenty CD. In township
two C sosth Of rzDge nineteen usD east In Doniphan
Csunfy Kaas.s. Taken the property Of Z. Snyder.
snd offered for sale 70 the highest bidder for cash
sfy certain Judgments Of Rachel r. Mccresry and W
Zook AdminsratoF and cosB pow Of record In the Dis
rct CDurt Denphan County In the Stste Of Kansas
in vhieh Rachel AoCreary Il plaintiff and T. Snyder
Iryin and J. W. Zook, Administrator Of the Estate
Of VIM Zock deceassd, are defendants.
Appruised ct q 900 o.
Given under my hsnd this 18th day Of May A. D. 1871
THOMAS J. YANDERSLIcE.
tsr Sheriff Of Dopiphan County.
Nay u, fs7T-Sw. Prs fee. ST..
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Road Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, Zoe ='-
DoNIPuAS COUNTY,
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK
Troy, June 4. 1871. 5
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition present.
IL ed Tn the Board Of Commissioners Of Doniphan
County Kansas their meeting the 9Th day Of June
1871 asking that road be established at the following
points towit: Beginning ut point in the Chas. Newton
road Gas located February 3D. 1sj) the land Of A.
Gladden. the north west quarter Of section H. town
ship D. range - in Donphan County, Kansas 60 feet
north from bank Of the Missouri River and running
thence said land of A GLADDEN. the land OF
Lucas Fetter TO the bank Of said river than
feet and from the said land Of A. GLADDEN. and where
aid road will enter the said land of Lncas Fettsr dino
west to the wathena and Amasonia road the said road
herein pettoned for to nersect the said Wathena and
Ammonia road. whereupon the said Board Of County
Commissioners appointed the following named persons
viz Peter Manville George Hanville, and Ephram Nc
CleIaud with instructions meet the place
beginning. Monday, the ID day Of July 1s7, and
proceed TO said road give all parties hearing and
make report said Board at their session to be held
in August 1911.
By order Of the Bosrd Of coanty Conmissionerz
Attest: CHARLES RAPPELrE,
June & lsT.-4w. County Clerk.