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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
knig hts of PythiaS.

Golden Cross Lodge, No. :, knights OF
Pythias, an old Atchison organization, was
resurrecied and reOiganiz d last night. There
were present a large numbers knights from
Lesvenworth and ~. Joseph, and the Old
lodge was reorganiz d with much Pomp and
ceremony, and a number of new candidates
initiated. Among the Leavenworth dele@a-
ton were the following: Grand Chancellor
Wheeler, John Trump, George Link, \ c.
Girard, J. Franks, sam Black, Fred Terry,
Julius kraus, Jos-ph Lyon, j. Bidw"ll Geo.
Bevens. W. Wilson, W. &. Lewis, &. C,rpieS,
John D-lfs, Perry Nangl-, j. W. ThayeT,
Julius Steckmuller, r. INFLOW.
Among those from ~, Joseph we've: john
Warburton, Lon Hardman, Had-n r. Riddle,
Ferd BeIgen, Chas. Ernst, Fred Brill, J. o.
Sedecum, &. Il. smith, Marshall Huyett,
Chas. Lumis, W. T. Dixon, W. A. Wilson, z.
V. Wise, Ira Turner, J. 6. NcCormac, +. A.
Franks, David Daniel, Oscar I>mer, a; J.
MellieT, Joe Magazines, Aug, Reincks.
After the adjournment OF the lodge, about
two O'Clock, this morning, the visiting guests
We're escorted to Po-hlerS restaurant and a
royal repast was spread, and the many new
made acquaintance ling, red around tn" les
tive board until ~ late Eour.--itchiyon 'aaha-
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Open the Doors 30 All.

We regret 10 learn that the Governor has
concluded TO have a select party; only those
who receive deliberately printed cards OF In
vitation expected. We had hoped the
doors of the Governors mansion on this oc-
casion, would be thrown open To his constitu-
ents. and all be Invited 10 partake of his hos
pita titles Such a course would have rendered
the Governor more popular, il possible, than
he now is. We respectfully rem nd hum that
as the reception is given principally upon the
suggestion of The TIMES, that in our humble
opinion there should b. no exclusive saob-
bishness about tue affair. Make the invita-
ton, therefore, general, say We.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
THE ECLIPSE OF VENUS.
An Interesting and Beautiful Pho.
noInenOn Which was Witnessed BY
"A Number of Our Citizens.

Yesterday evening long before dark the new
moon only four days old and consequently a
Deiidlllul Crescent, was noticed 10 he accom-
panied closely by the well-known planet We
nus, which was apparently endeavoring TO
meet the lower quarter of the inside
Of the luminary. In reality the moon was the
obj that was producing the phenomenon
by endeavoring To get between the planet aud
tne ".iTIh- Al five O'Clock the scene wa, one.
ol magnificent grandeur. The ..s;ar and The.
crescent Were never before more d s:fact.y
seen IN the heavens. The planet
luI nearly half an hour s.,.,acd
bc lowering near the dark limb of the moon
a. Il waiting in uncertainty. Then in a few
seconds aIier $50 O'Clock lis motion became
visible, and as observed through a strong
hrld glass, IL was Yet bright AFTER it had
passed The dark line of The i.cIe In an in-
slant aiierwitrd II shot out OF sight a though
IL Lad been swallowed up, ald
the picture was gone. This occurred whiI.
| ne moon Was about l. above the horizon I'm
the southwest, the darker part of il being
plainly visible at the time. Al twenty minutes
after seven O'Clock the occulatiou was COM
pieted by the appearance of The planet again.
however at lower part of the disc than
hhd been looked for, even by astronomers
VINO nal supposed the EMERSON would DE.
oDiiIue and loo nom the north part OF the
ilinu nearest the ZcDith, and l5i,7 Ifom fh,
point nearest the horizon.
Inc Phenomenon WAS one which will not
De AGAIN witnessed in "A century.
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PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.


ANN HARBoR, Mich, April %, 1873.
DIR. RADwAY-kInd sir: / have been tax
ny your Re>oiyent, Regulating Pills, and also
using the Ready Relief Ior about one year for
ovarian tuinor> on the abdomen, which the
most eminent physicians of our medical coll
lege pronounced Incurable.
They Were like knots on a tree When
was sitting in CHAIR they hung almost to
the noOr, and my weight was 40 pounds
when 1 commenced with our remedies and
now Il is 40 pounds, but they are not ali gone
vel. nave taken twenty bottles OF R.sol-
vent, n ne o! Relief and twenty -four boxes of
Pills. get the medicines from AZ. GrenyiI.-
Please send NE our book 'FaIse and True"
Mrs. c. kRAPF.
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INSTlTJTE.
subject. TO be Discussed To-day.

SUBJECTS 10 De Dfsen>stu fo-o"t'
LIST. Teaching Long Division, il!ustraiedl
Mrs. +. +. Taylor.
Ind. Suggestions on Training Children TO
Comprehend Arithmetic. Miss VI. Upton.
3rd. Grammar-What 10 Teach, and How
TO Teach ii in :, Miss A. Cushing.
attn. ON Teaching Addition in Grade 10, Ill
Illustrated by class Miss l.. Collins
5th. The Multiplication Tabie-Points and
Observations in Teaching il, Miss Die keiis
OH. Leaves fom SuPcrlnt-nGents Note
Book, by Superintendent.
eth. Spelling in the Public Schools, Miss
Schlage.
SIN. As Regards the Ability OF CoIorcd Chill
dren, Miss NJ. 4. Dpnahue.
In addition to these are the points lett over
from last institute.
The Advantages and Disadvantages ol
Hearing all Of a Grade stud! and Recite To-
gether, Miss Cas-. II.
What Points Should be- Made Prominent III
Teaching th.. Fist illUl Hundred Pa-cs %
United STATES History. Miss Wheat.
Pubic Oral ENanIina.iOn-Ihclr Virtue
ana Vices. Miss .selurn.
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u. =. Circuit, Cour, Proceedings.

Cullum, receiver, W. &. :. RIX, demurrer Ia
pleas of statute Of li:nitaIio sustained.
United States cE rel. NJ. Boles and VI. :.
BolIes vs.. the Treasurer of Oswego township
demurrer TO second count Of return overrui-
ed.
Griswold & ID, ming W. The 81. Louis, Law
renee a Western railroad, petition OF Douglas
county and others dismissed: deci ee ana safe
confirmed.
Judge Dillon left on the noon train, and
the time yeSterd ~ was consumed in ,rying
the LINenture-Smith case, which j. still on
TRIAL \ great deal of interest l. taken by the
citizens generally, and sha p practice H. the
rule with thc uttoTncys.-TJpc.d LoHiHtOH-
lIedikh
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Seventh TO 9ih, cloudy and threatening.
with rain or snow storms in places; 9Th To
10th, clear or fair aid cold; IIth TO Iith. vari-
able, generally clOudiBg and threatening, with
heavy rain OF snow falls in places, accom-
panied by severe gales 18th 10 l1t:I. clear and
cold 18th 20 30ih, threatening, with rain or
snow Dist TO I'd, clear or fl and cold 25d TO
18th, clouding and threatening with heavy
rain or snow storms and high winds; 26th To
18th, clear and cold :5DIh TO 5lSt, clouding and
threatening with rain or snow. The warmer
periods Will b. about the sth, 18th. 18Th,
18th and SlSt. The colder periods Will about
lht. ln.n Ii Il. .OIh and 9Th.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13

EVERY woman owes IL TO herself and to So
cicIy TO dress as elegantly as her means will
permit. Nature has decked the flowers, the
trees the clouds with rich color and graceful
form. Many women counterfeit nature bad
ly in this respect, on account of bad standards
of taste. This can be obviated by perus,l o.
Andrews b gar published at Cincinnati
at the low price of one dollar per year, and
Illus rated with the most diversified fashion
plates. Send To the proprietor. w. X. An
drrws, for specimen copy, price 10 cents.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
That Petrilied Man.

The Davenport Iowa) papers have the fol-
lowing: The petrified giants manager, dur
ing the exhibition at Davenport, stated a
dozen times that Barnum had bought an in
terest In the giant, paying $4,000 for il, and
that the great Snowman would not have d one
TINS without knowing that IL was a genuine
petrliarilon. A gentleman in that city wrote
Mr.. Barnum in regard TO the matter, and re-
celved a letter from Phineas T., who SAYS he
mas no proprietary interest in the Colorado
statue. except that he has Offered TO pay a Ger
tain amount for iI in the event of indnbitabI,
proof that IL is what its discoverer pretends il
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
The LcavcnWor,h WooIen MUM.

Under the management of Mr.. owen Duffy,
have become very popular, and are now rec
ognized "a one Of our leading manufactures.
The took of goods which these mills place in
the market can be relied upon by the people
OF this state as being first class, and far supe-
ri"r, for the price charged, TO goods of eastern
manufacture. 1t has been the aim of Mr..
Duffy to manufacture a complete assortment
OF WOODEN goods OF the best quality, and at
prices 10 suit the people of Kansas, and one
h Is succeeds, d.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Five Little Children. Locked L p, Set
are tn the lsOuse.

Yesterday morning between IL and II
O'Clock, a fire broke out in a frame house near
Franklin street, in Lexington. \ gentle an
no came up from Lexington, last evening,
furnishes the following "details:
Acolored woman, named Smith, went away
from home soon after breakfast, TO work. She
left rve small children in the housa, the
youngest about two years old. All We're lock-
ed up, and a fire left 10 keep them W arm.
The children got 10 playing with fire and set
the building aiIght. the youngest child had
crawi-d To the cellar steps aud went down.
When the fire was discovered and the chill
dren were let out, The youngest child was not
saen-it was in the c,llsr. The building burn
ed, and beneath the smoudering ruins were
found thu char ed I, m aims OF the little child.
II had died in the cellar, and its presence
there was not discovered until II Was too late
to save Tx. &. TunfS.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
Imor Of IL Years Growth Cure,
BY Radway's Resolvent.

DR.. RADwAY:-I have had Ovarian Tumor In
the ovarles and bowels. All the doctors sand
There WAS 40 ueip lOr it," tIIed everything
that was recommended, but moi hing heI ped
me. L s;tw yOdI ,:e>oi euI and determined To
try ii, but mad no ,:sIun ia IL, because had
suffered ior ,welve years. / .oo6 SIX bottles
OF the ise>OSeUt ana one boz of Railways
PIis, ana twO DO uie> u youf Ready Relief,
ana now tueie - no. IN oil luInOr To be
seen or Ieli. suG teeI better, smarter and
happier than I ,IaSe %, tweive years. The
worst tuniot was iu Iue ieIJ SIDE o. the bow els
over the groin. 4 wire ais 20 YOU for the
benefit OF others. YoU can yGoIisu this If you
choose. HANNAH L. Knapp.
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13

Miss Anna Hyers fully equal 10 y isson;
I,ucca or kellogg, in operat G music, while All
the members OF the troupe are without IlSYls
in tIe Dlantafion and camp-me+tIng melO-
dies of he south. They are all. at the zane
time firSt-ciass singers, thus making tier
entertainment one full OF dramatic lhteI,>l'
combined with music Of the highest order
All those who had the god fortune To De
present, agreed in pronounciDg ii rare
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13

require the most persistent perseverance on
the part OF the teachers of the grammar
during the term, as children comprehend
very slowly. | earnestly hope that you VIII
make all ends meet. Do not neglect any
thing; ride no hobbies; consider no subject
Of more importance than another, and Try to
teach all equally well.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
The Weather IL al, R.xh,.

Have you expressed your opinion, or have
you heard any other person express theirs.
as 10 whether or not, in View OF all the sur-
rounding circumstances in TIN. case. W., are
going To have mild or a severe winter.-N.
Joe Gdzefte. ~
There is no use OF an expression of an opin-
Ion In Kansas for every body knows that
kansas weather, at least during the present
winter, has been all that could have been
asked for.
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Postmaster at Toledo.

TOLEDO, o., December S.-Capt. p. H..
Dawling, to-day, Ieceived telegram from
Unconstitutional REIN stating him as
Postmaster OF this city, in consequence OF
the failure Of the Senate to confirm the re-
cent appointment Of Alexander Reed.
Upon presentation II tho order. the office
was at once turned over to Dawling by the
deputy in charge
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
A Fact.

1t is fact which can be proven by a single
trial, that the flavor given TO cakes. puddings.
creams and sauces by DIR. Prices Special Fla
Noring Extracts, are as natural as the fruit
rom which they are made. Dr. Prices Nee
tar1he' Tor puddings; his Lemon, Orange,
hose ana vanilla, for creams, cakes, e., are
As much unlike, in delicate flavor AMI
be imagined. lt5a.'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
Retier Meats This Year.

The quality of meats that will he packed
during the present season will, il is thought.
b. better than that of any previous year.
owing 10 tine better condition of the pIstur-
age aud healthier condition of the crops
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To &c 10 the a.. =. Supreme Court.

The only question which is 10 b. decided by
the courts in the bond suits against the coun-
~ and city, seens to be the Translation OF the
law as To whether the Office or the individual
office holder il liable, ior failing, Ia make tie
tax levy. Judge Dillon has lately advised
that the suits be taken TO the supreme Court
Of the Tn ted states 10 be tested
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13

Ihere Is tribe of hoodlum Arabs running
loose In tins city VINO require the attention of
the police. They rob little children. bows and
girls, In broad daylight. One holds the child
while the other rifles its pockets, or basket
anu tnen both run of. Several aggravated
csSts nave been reported at the police station.
Sam. h.,.a
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13

MORE BR EAD AND LESS LEAVEN is the
rule made by Dooley's Yeast Powder. Full
weig At, purity of composition, and excellence
of result put it beyond competition. All the
grocers keep il, and say that the knowing
Tul cIasers universally cali Tor this in prefer
a-nr.. Il, all lis rivals.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
ANUSENENTS.
Appearance Of the Hyers, Sister, q,
the Opera House Las, Ns-n,

Inc celebrated "Hyers' Sisters made their
appearance at the Opera House last night be-
Iofe as nne an audience as has been gathers.
mere inns season, and rarely, if ever, have we
Witnessed an entertainment that WAS NOR.
ulsniy appreciated by all in attendance. rhe
people went TO witness a first-class entar,.,,,
men.' ana they were not disappointed. In
.ne drama, ~out of Bondage" there is finn
ma Hoiic' and glorious melodies from ,h..
snng 10 the going dos n Of the curtain. Ths
econg u real. genuine plantation life bes,re
ne var. II b full Of pathos and sentimen,
- superb music. In which the talent or ths
Snaxe troupe u exhibited to the bet ..,v.,-
- 1ne oe1s judges Of music prunonncs
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Perfectly Welcome.

The Atchison Champion arpropriates our
locals. We are not going 10 make any lima
tured howl about ii, fog in fact We rather like
To be of service TO our brother Locals when We
can do 80. Call again friend ChdDtPiOE, aud
con>Id u always at Your service.
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Real Eslale.


Leavenworth justly prides herself on the
completeness and extent of her mercantile
establishments, and We believe that there is
no one house in The ely tnat cooir ibutes
more TO this sou &C OF pride thaa the mann
moth eensiemens furnishing goods depot Of
g. wooif 4 Bro. They daily receive order.
from ali pats OF the state, and ,o-day, in this
city, no one tninSs OF sending or for n .hIrt
Wolf and Bro. arc among our leading bu..
tns0 men. Hnc lead al oelseis n tAeir IN n
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
FEVER AND ASCE.

Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There
Is not IA remedial agent Ia this world that will
cure Fever ana Ague, and all other malaIIous,
Bilious, Scarlet, Iy Pnold, Yellow, and other
levers, ,aidcd by Railways Pills. ~ quick as
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
A National Greenbnck League.

WASHINGTON, December S.-A confer
ence, was held, tonight, with closed doors
in the Senate end of the capital, by senator's,
representatives and popular leaders favor
able to the greenback movement A per-
manent National Greenback League was
forme., with an executive committee of one
senator or representative from each state To
the number OF twenty-five. 1t was arranged
to have permanent room at the capital
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13

The TIMES editorial staff is under obliga
tons to NessrS, Chas. Anderson, q. l. Wright,
A. Chinn, Henry Hogan and VIM. Arnold Tor
a fine s-renade last evening. The boys sang
sOtne good songs which accompanied with a
/ yuff.tF- Souuled well.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Will atOrd instant ease, Inflammation of the
kidneys, Inflammation of the Bladder, In
Illumination of the Bowels. Congestion OF the
LIns>- sore Throat, Difficult breathing, Pal
pitation OF the Heart, Hy>tersis, Group, Diph-
iberia, Catarri, influenza, Headache, Tooth
ache, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Cold Chills,
Ague Cnilis. Chiibitines and Frost Bites.
The application of the essiy Relief TO
the part or paris wnere the pain or difficulty
exists will afford ease and comfort.
Thirty To sixty drops in half "A lumber of
water Will IN "A lew moments cure cramps,
sptsnIs, sour stomach, heartburn, sick head
ache diarrIIes,, dy>entery, collie, wind in the
bowels, and all internal PAINS.
Railways Ready Relief with them. n
lew drops in wafer Will prevent sickness or
pains from change Of waller. IL is better than
French Brandy OF BiIters a stimulaut.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
MOGi0un ONePrnneA-

| PHILADELPHIA, December S--Judse Al
lison, to-day oyerruled the motion to quash
the indictments against the officers Of the
West Philadelphia Passenger Railroad
Company and others. charged with con-
| spiracy TO deiraud the Company.
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Mary Standish. an unfortunate victim of
incompetence, case continued.
RObt. W. Estes, va grancy, ordered to leave
the city AT once.
Geo. W. Sharet, assault and battery, contin-
uci.
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the third annual exhibition of The Ieaven-
worth Poultry and Pet Stock Association il
TO be held in that city on Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday, December 18th. I2th and
'Sth, and the premium list is open 10 The
wOr ld.-h & Journal
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13

lNDTANAroLrs, December S.-The jury in
the case OF Beauer, for the murder Of Sc
well, at Madison, Indiana, returned YER
diet al murder in the first degree. and as
ses-ed the death penalty. The Judge has
deferred sentence until the motion for new
trial has been heard.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
A Murderer Respited at St. Louis
Ti!den's Income Tax-In.
dian Fight Motion
Overruled
Another Tragedy in Missouri Tramp
Kilied-Fire at Louisville,
Kentucky.
A Four Day., Re.piie.

ST LOUIS, December S.-Wm. Viewers.
who shot and killed bar keeper named
Lawrence Mack at the saloon in the theatre
Comique, last March, and who was to be
hanged next Friday, has been respited for
four days by the Supreme Court.
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THE FIRE.
Appointed bishop.

RICHMOND, Va, December S.-A letter
from Rome states that Rev. Jno. Keene, of
Washington, has been appointed Bishop of
the Catholic Diacese of Richmond.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
a Fuller .yIoyemenf..'

This town is just undergoing the spa~ms of
a tobacco reform. The ''order OF the yellow
Ribbon" henceforth TO be popularity known
as the Fuller Movement have been in>ti
tuted here, and is sweep ping all CLASSES of So
ciety before ii. Our esteemed fellow-towns-
man, T.. f.. Fuller il the originator OF ths
most commeHdable reform, and lac il work
ing IL up with the vim and energy characif =
isiic oil all his actions. A very simple pledge
of total abstinence il the basis of the WoIk.-
ia .efiOH Cdy Tribune.
The man who got up the movement WAS
fuller than We had any idea lac could be aud
il without a doubt opposed To the Murphy
MoVem,nt
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Mrs. Flora Stanley, wife of Sam Lapin's &C.
complete, is teaching school near the head Of
Rock Creek, Potawatomie county, in FL
McNurry's district. She is engaged for three
months, We think.-LOuisriUe Reporter,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
BCrCHEE KNIFE,
Tramp Killed While Attempting 10
steal n Ride.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, December s.-A De-
ca.ur, Alabama, special TO the American
says an unknown tramp undertook to steal
a ride ON Conductor Lewis train, which left
here for Montgomery this morning. He
was put off several times, but as often got
on. lie undertook TO get on after the train
was in motion, at Oxmore, and fell upon
the track, the whole train passing over his
body, cutting it into fragments.
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\ TRIM consisting of twenty cars loaded
with horses, and propelled by two engines,left
Fort Leayen&orth yesterday, for St Paul.
The hpr~.-~. three hundred and twenty In
number, are 10 De given To the United States
troops
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
Nice Men.

Reports from Topeka say that Marshal Mil
Ter and Alonzo r. Callahan did not conduct
themselves exactly as mice men" ought TO,
on Thursday night.
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Appointed Receiver.

CHICAGO, December S.-Judge Moore,
this afternoon, appointed o. H. Horton re-
ceiver OF the German Savings Bank. Bond,
500, 900.
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NEW YORK, December S.-The case of
the United States against Ex-Governor
IIlden, TO recover alleged arrear, of income
tax, set down for to-day, was again ad-
iourned for two weeks
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DR.. RAILWAYS
Sarsap iiliidh hssUivent

Has made :he most astonishing cures 50 rap
III are tine changes the DDuy uudrIso,s under
the influence al TINS truly wonderful me,Il-
cine that every day an increase la flesh AID
weight Is seen am IeIJ.
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BEAUTY

Strong and pure, rich nlood-increass OF
flesh and weignt-ciesT skin and beautiful
complexion secured u ali.