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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-20

ests, in some way, are attached. but fyr the
present the country. however iTri;atsd at
Russian anbi;ion am Serviau treason, can
not believe ii>rli IN any deuger.
LoNpoN. December ia Buchares,
dispatch >tatsS tLat Prince O.Ort~chakof
has instructed the Russian representatives
abroad 20 observe the greatest possible re-
serve, relative To . e conditions OF peace
which Russia might be disposed to advance.
LONDON, December ls.-A Vienna Cor
respondent says the intelligence from all
sides leaves no doubt that the Russians
from fievna have commenced a forward
movement IN various dir ctions. There are
several indications that they are about to
attack Shipka ies-. There ia great diSsat-
i>faction in Co stantinople with Sulieman
fasha, and his recall Is probable.
ALExINATz, pvcember lS.-Prince Milan
arrived here and the report is confirmed
that the Servians have occupied Adlte.
The place had been evacuated by the
Turks
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HOW To MAKE MONEY.

These are the days when people appreci-
ate and the public demand advertisements.
We take the occasion TO note fact, which
is common in the experience OF all newspa-
pers, that when business men approach the
period when they know the people are bound
TO spend money, they recognize the necessi-
ty OF spreading their wares out in the col
umns OF the press. The most successful of
business men, knowing human nature quite
thoroughly, do not hesitate to Use the
press every day of the year to Increase
their trade. II advertisements dur
ing the holiday period pay so splendidIy,
how mnch more must regular and persistent
advertising the year round add to their
ledger balances? The sole occupations of the
people are earning and spending, and it is
both good philosophy and good business
tact for merchant constantly, regularly
and literally to advertise his goods. Print
ers' ink has been aptly styled the grease of
commerce, and they who use it most judi
ciously get along most successfully, other
things being equal.
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A DASTARDLY OUTRAGE.

The p p. Of yesterday, the 18th,
purports to contain the Chicago
and st. Louis grain and cattle markets.
The reports are dated the 18th. Tie das-
tardly outrage is made apparent, when it is
stated that the p r. received no market re-
ports from Chicago, st. Louis, or anywhere
else, by telegraph yesterday, and has re-
ceived no regular dispatches for the past
two weeks. We do not desire to make any
comments upon the character OF the man
who will thus wan,only and knowingly i'm
pose upon his patrons. The same fraud is
also perpetrated in what purports to be tel
egraphic news The dates are changed
They receive no Geographic report
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WASHINGTON.

Uncic Sam.s Mig Farm and ies d.
mensioas-W0Fsh Eifey.E0uF Th0u.
Gs<nA A1llio0s q D0llAFs-Annual
Pr0aaesseN0eAs q she West ana
Soulh-M0W - Help she SoashWess.
WASHINGTON, December Is, 1877.
Last night l amused myself with Dickens
"Hard Times" subject quite apppropri-
ate just now, and walked up this morning
with terribly sradsrindish feeling, and
hearing the cry Of @facts gentleman, more
facts." TheFsuponI vsnt At once to the
Bureau Of Stesi.EiasI thence to my good
friend Col Dodss ~ statistician of The
Agricultural Dspartpent thence to docu-
nent rosae = ~ Cslitpl and cans Asns
lsadA duua ~ ~ Ppands q suail -
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The Way They do business nm Nash.
yjIle-A DeyjIish Deed.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, December 7-At
five o'clock yesterday morning Hughes Il
Co., hardware store on Broad street, was
discovered to be on fire. When xtinguish-
ell it was
FOUND To CONTAIN
1l5 pounds of powder in three different
places of the house. One hundred and
nineiy-six bales of cotton saturated with
coal oil, were scattered over the house.
Seventy three pounds of powder, in one
bulk, was within three feet Of where the
fire was hot enough to melt a metallic
spoon. Had either one OF the packages of
powder exploded, it might have killed
THE ENTIRE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
the building were in very close proximity to
places. The books of the establishment
were burned The stock was insured for
5000.
A Week Tie Festival.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, December 1S.-Jack
Hunt was hung at Madisonville, Monre
county, at 1:30 this afternoon, for having
murdered his wife July 18th, 1873. He
was perfectly cool and made no confession.
lie attempted to commit suicide last night
by taking morphine and was under its in
fluence when hung, from a wagon before a
large assemblage Of people. The murder
was without provocation he having shot his
wife tor having separated from him on ac-
count of i'll treatment.
Political.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December 1S.-The
Working men might nominated Jas. Wan
derson as their candidate for Mayor. This
makes the third candidate for that office.
1t is thought now that the Republicans will
nut ont no candidate
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Why all The Failures I.
rN- "


The papers OF to-day give great deal OF
room-as they do indeed every day-to a
IL, Of f,;Jur.s ,rJ s,snons;,ns 81 bants
hst VI iahoieS anu Su.ieinih. VI pahno
and business houses. The results likely TO
tjow from difficulties of the Newark SAYINGS
- Ii, .I.r,;,- I, - 81 IL
pahh are reaiis aiai ming: II was inc oiu-
est and best institution OF the kind In the
state tRt tb,. heavy shrinkace in y,Iues
H., ;,,,;r.,J 80, "a, In.,,oJ :, H.
HAS AhPaiiSu It's eut. ihoeeu, III inc
present condition OF real estate and the de-
pr.ciation of other securities IL is very
JI.fI .I--,, .I,I IL =:
uouo'iui, where oui "Hoie savings JAIN III
terest to 60 into liquidation to-day, If it
coulJ nay fifty cents IN th,. dollar
III ff;,f IL G., :, 49,; pal
bins Il Co, is a very significant one, and
tolls ,f the ruip brought unon our Eastern
i. l.. a.. ,a.
rency and the depreciation cauesd by the at
,a,,n. IN may dah,, i, ,,oll which ,rara con,
- - -
racteu III silver OF paper. says MI iurl-
ance the senior member of the firm 10 a re-
,or,er.
fo
ing. We speak first of all the great depression
in trade. such IA depression must certainly
have existed 10 induce such firms as ]. NJ.
WentZe q Co., Wiimot, Davis x Co., Opdy Ike,
Terry 4 Steel, L. Van Nalkenburgh & Co., and
Others tn realize upon their stock At the lowest
figures and close up their business. The ap-
parent revival Of the dry goods trade i'm this
city did, il is true, last during the month of
September, but since the end of that time the
market for all kinks OF heavy fall fabrics has
been most at a standstili. We have had
either to part with them at less than they cost
or 70 carry e, Sora Go , being alike dis,
value, y continual Mr.. Adriance, II Would I'D
ask You whether you think it possible that
any nsi ,h cSu 10 siaS unner Circumstance
sample or two. We have in stock here Amer.
lean manufacturedsfancy goods, for which we
p,la n iae inanurac,aTe, "a cents per yard:
sold by the manufacturer at ST. Cents: two
weeks subsequently at % cents, and three
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SLIT EaR MANAGES.

Nrs. Oates has brought suit against the
Cincinnati Commercial, for $4,000, for al
legged damages, in the publication Of an ar
ticle from the Dramatic NeIrs in regard 10
the Oates-Laurent affair The article was
copied and credited TO the Dramatic Ne,rs,
yet her attorneys are sahguine oil success.
Other suits Of similar nature are report
ed pending. The case is TO he brought in
the United States Court, Mrs. Oates being a
resident Of Kentucky
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A l.OOD MIN.

One of the most encouraging signs OF the
times for Leayenworth, is the constantly in
creasing demand for goods of Leavenworth
manufacture, not only in Kansas, but
throughout adjoining states Every manu-
featuring establishment in the city has all
the orders, it can ill, and wherever Leaven-
worth goods are introduced, further orders
inevitably follow. Everything that is man
ufactured here-from a collar box TO n
steam engine, from box OF matches to an
iron bridge, from the cheapest kitchen
chair, to the finest of parlor furniture
f,JS raaJy Gala
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|" THE SICK MANI,

Present appearances strongly indicate
that when the present war is over there will
have to be some radical changes made in
the map OF Europe, and probably some in
that OF Asia. In spite of the fact that Rms
sia positively diselaims being animated BY
drsire for conquest, it is tolerably obvious
that he @naserial guarantees" for the exc
entiaa Of the promised reforms which The
CT + ~ b . posifioa 10 exact win not
~ h'a . ~ = ~ dissueio.
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TO utEE BIG SHOW.

California is preparing to make a splen-
did display at the Paris Exposition. The
aggregate space asked for il over $4,000
square feet, and the estimated weight OF
the exhibit is FIVE hundred tons Theexhi-
bition of minerals will be the finest the
world has ever seen. A pyramid, twenty
feet square at the base, and nearly seventy
feet high, will represent the seven millions
Of cubic inches Of gold which have been
produced on the Pacific coast. This mass
would be equivalent to solid block OF
gold as large rs a room sixteen feet
square and very nearly sixteen feet in
h.iubt
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An OLD BOOK.

The Hon. Jacob Martin, of this city, has
laid upon our table copy of George Fox's
Journal book about as large as the
bible, on good strong paper, and heavy
leather binding, printed in London by Nv.
Richardson and S. Clarke" in 1865, being
now ahundred and twelve years old. The
preface is "a Summary Account of the Di-
vers Dispensations Of God to Men, from the
Beginning Of the World, to that OF our
present Age, by the Ministry and Testi-
mony of his Faithful Servant George Fox
1t is rare old book, and is quite curios-
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THE IOWA GRANGE LAW.

We learn from the Council Bluffs Non
pareI that Governor Newbold, Of Iowa, will
take strong grounds in his message TO the
legislature in favor OF modifying the rail-
road tariff law in many particulars, and
especially in local rates. Mr. Newbold was
chairman Of the Railroad Committee in the
House which produced the measure, but
observation during the four years that
have since elapsed has served TO convince
him that its practical workings are neither
satisfactory 10 the people nor just TO the
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TEXAS.
Lfeuiant Bulls Heard frOm.-Other
Reports IrOm the BORDER.

Reports from the Is0racr.
GALVESTON, December 1S.-The News"
Fort Cloud special saws the command under
Col. Young and Lieut.. Bulls arrived here
last evs ming. They report having exp-r-
fenced very bad weather on their return
trip, their blankets and clot' ing being
drenched since the Sth inst. No details of
their operations have vet been made known.
The Governor has received the following
dispatch from the sheriff OF FL Paso coun-
ty, dated the 18th:
"Iour telegram is received. / am unable
to raise in this county over ten men. The
first relief is expected in forty eight hours.
fear it will be too late. The rangers are
getting short of ammunition and the mob is
undermining the building.
[Signed, CHAs. kERBER, Sheriff"
A San Antonio special to the News"
says Colonel AmadOr, OF LeIdo forces, with
two hundred men has been disarming the
Diaz Guards and releasing them upon
promise not to take arms against the Lerdo
cause. Mexicans favoring Lerdo, who had
taken refuge in Texas, are flocking to his
standard. His accessions in one day reach
ed upwards of four hundred.
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WERE MENTION.

"ublsc Buildings for Kansas Cuy-
What sherman Thinks toukiinx
still Ahead.
ST. LOTS, No., December l7.-Washins-
ton specials say that Mr. franklin, OF Kan
sas City, has obtained, from a sub-commit-
tee of the committee on public buildings
and grounds, = favorable report for
FEDERAL BUILDING
al Kansas City
General Sherman places M reliance in
the sensational reports from Texas. lie says
the trouble in Fl Paso county grows out Of
the demand Of Spectators for pay tor the
produce of salt springs, which have been
free for years.
Administration circles are quite uneasy
about the composition Of the Senate com
mittee, charged with the investigation of
the Mexican border troubles. The commit
tee consists of four Conkling Republicans
and two Conkling Democrats. The admin
istration has no representative on it.
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FROM CHICAGO.

A Texas Mob the Cause Of the Mex.
icaA Troabies-OshcF Military II.
formation
CHICAGO, December E.-Oficial infor-
nation received At military headquarters
his.afternoon, shows that the mob at San
Eliziro, consists of about three hundred cit
liens of Ell Paso county, Texas; that no
Mexicans have crossed the river to take part
in the trouble, and that the Mexican au-
thorities have given positive orders that
none of their citizens should cross.
ABOUT THREE HUNDRED
troops have been ordered from posts in New
Mexico to the source Of disturbances to aid
the civil officers of FL Paso county. This
vithdrawalof troops leaves the Indian from
tier exposed
A statement puhlished hese tbs morn
Ing tAat IN unn1ael qss.eiiy Il suppiin
hsVo - ~ - JGEnD - g. LeaiR =
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The NcN1cans Compel the state
Troops 10 Surrender.

GALVESTON, Texas, December ia
special to the "News" from Austin, says:
4 dispatch received by Governor Hubbard
from the Sheriff of Fl Paso county SAYS the
state troops surrendered to the Mexican
mob at three o'clock yesterday after. Their
ammunition was exhausted and they were
unable to hold out any longer. After the
surrender Howard, Atkins, and Mcbride
were shot to death by the Mexicans.
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NEW YOR X.
DissODVetl-TW0 Wen bers of the Ring
Pay the Attorney .S:encral S1i1.-


NEW YORK, December 1.-THE Crescent
and Cross Society has dissolved. Their
recent ball Melted 81 600, portion of which
has been transmitted 10 Russia and Tur-
Key.
THE CITY CHAMBERLAIN
has rece;v.d from the Attorpev-;eperala
check for s44I 9s2 amounts received from
peter Y Sxeeny and Ebert A. Woodward
in ss,,Jement ii sniff. AGAINST them 10 re-
Co. mar, ~ the money stolen from the
CIV hr the RING
..,.nn. ,,a ~c,.a,,o,..
- n,oou,h., 10 tn .,,
Ne" ionn' I Sn';ii IT. I c .i.ae.
.ien' Vi 'ie O, ti -
Is Pron9ulceu INFAMOUS anu Lnt'Hr
!. Inc oails eAa,ii"e' Has '"''
the srahd jury
An Undertaker's story-she sirinn'nz
skeleton Of the Vanderbilt Family
saiil Before the Public.
~ yo,v n.csnb.r 1s-Dur;no the
I'm -, pr,.;d.n, ~ tbs
uIai ol D.. y. -, So
. h"e % :" f.jsa r.,or, an 1nJsr,.'
ior s"e u ~ ~ -, H., Oh. ds,snJ.
NeI hI"II ~. Iii on ,wo ne;cs,s and
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NEW ORLEANS.
A small Fire Visit. that Burg.

A Small Fire Visits that Burg.
New ORLEANS, December IA fire on
Clara and Calliope streets burned six small
buildings. Loss, $1,000; insured in local
companies.
A MeXucans Omcers Opinion Of the
Difficulties On the Border.
NEW ORLEANS, December lS.-General
Eservedo of recent Mexican border fame
arrived here yesterday, from Brownsville.
He SAYS his visit TO Louisville, is simply in
pursuit of private business, and thai after
remaining here about fortnight he will
leave for Galveston. In this conversation
he utterly disclaimed the charge that his
recent visit to the Rio Grande, was for the
purpose Of organizing an expedition against
Diaz he denies that Lerdo and his adher-
ants recently encouraged a conflict between
the United States and the Diaz Government.
He does not apprehend any
DANGER OF WAR
between the two governments and says 1t
would be deplored by none more than he.
He says that as between bellgerants Lerdo
would certainly be Mexican. Touching
late troubles in Elpaso county, Eservedo,
said the difficulty was between Americans
only. The occurrence of the outbreak he
said did not change his opinion that peace
would be maintained between the two ma
tons.
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OF sins. The color OF this government has
been fixed by the constitution, and cannot
b. effected by the opinions Of senators, but
the silver question * vital issue, and If a
man is right on that point, We can afford to
give him all the margin he wants in the
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Sdrehlp dimes
IMPROVEMENTS.

The Kansas Central railroad Is Shaking ar
engagements 10 put up extensive machine
shops and elevators near the union depot
These will be valuable improvements, and
will furnish steady employment 10 consid-
cradle numher of men.
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A Handsome White Girl. Hack
huSkamd.
n o800m0s
dubuque Times.1

A rather good-looking colored man and
a handsome white girl, the former getting
along toward middle age. the latter not
over eighteen, both residing near Specht's
Ferry, had hard work getting married,
They went to Potosi, but neither Justice of
the peace nor the minister could be found
TO perform the ceremony. They went to
British Hollow with the same result They
had to stay there all night, and from tina,
place went to Dutch Hollow, where they
were married by justice Of the peace.
The loving couple were accompanied BY
the young ladyis aunt, who said she was
bound to see fair play.
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Nes a,sne VIA Hin Vet

Henry Watterson found time the other
day to remark between lectures:
l look upon Grant, and the people of the
South look upon him with . superstitious
affection and dread. Weremember him as a
magnanimous conquerer of generous enc
my. We behold him as an ambitious, ILL.,
taught politician The man who thinks we
are done with him is short-sighted.
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A NEW SILVER SEsAro1

The new California senator, Hon.
J. F. Farley, nominated in Dem
ocratic caucus Monday night and
elected yesterday, will succeed Mr..
Sargent after the 4th of March next
He is Democrat of the old fashioned
kind-onevho believesthat this i "a white
nali eoveznmenf"-bRt h i sound On TIE
silv9 qsnGisa, - thas eevun : ulltisu1,
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cleveland Herald.l

Lucky Mr.. Eustis! He gets nearly four
years back pay, amounting to about $40
600, in lump, besides two or three thou
sand dollars for mileage. And all the tune
for which he draws this handsome arrear-
aGe Of salary he vas member Of the Lou
iSnna State Sonata, and no doubt nade =
epIfsetahle living ct q thas pmifisA.
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.DANGE ROUS p,

The Sacramento Union thinks there is
great danger" that the silver bill will be
able to command two-thirds vote in the
Senate, and thus became law, notwith-
standing Presidential veto. This is q
danger" such as very large majority of
the American people are very glad to hear
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Dear Departed Days.
New York NALL

The Murphy movement has reached Ken
lucky, and it has made marked difference
in things During court week" at Rich
mond, in that state, not 4 single man was
killed. Things amt as they used to be, )"
remarked one old settler, gloomly; @any
time afore this We should have had dozen
free fights" and he mounted hls mule and
rode away disguised.
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Oh I'D.
The same Old SiorS.

CINCINNATI, December 1.-THE extern
sive dry goods house of Tale, Holton n
Co. made an assignment to-day. Liabili-
ties not stated.
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A Mastery Manner.
lola Register.l

We have received a copy of Hon. d. c. Has
keii's speech in favor of the mobilization of
the resumption act, delivered in the House
OF Representatives a short time aSo. 1t is a
very able document and presents that side
Of the question in mastery manner. 1t
Will well repay a careful perusal.
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0. /. ssrske-A.ssh.r E.sl.r..

LONDON, December ia large major
ity of Northumberland coileries have
stopped work. The men seem determined
to resist the proposed reduction Of l2i per
cent in wages
Gladssone, Peel & Co, commission ner-
chants, have failed Liabilities estimated
attl5QpM.
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The best gilt to give y"ur enemy is for
giveneSs; To- your opponent tolerance ."
friend your heart to- y"ur child, a good tx
ample: To- a father difference; To your
mother, conduct that will make her proud
OF you; to yourself, rcspect; to all men,
charity, AMI 10 the sick. Simmons Liver
Regulator ! found it excellent for sour
stomach indigestion, dizziness and head
ache. A. J. ADKINS.
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GSnnsECRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CETEKRh

INSTANTLY iicv~= and permanently cures this
A lJ-ths"-lr aI'' 49, a. ~ ~ sfyiug Stages. IL
pI..-s herbs s.s,i rI5 Ia t.,,r g,,.til form free
trpin eSyry GhroCS contamination. and In this
oacfiGlI yas,I Il - fOU ! way IRON the Atlantic
to .. Iaclic cDart, aai vhcrcvcr known has be-
tarEh. The proprietor L.y,i been tied Upon by
gentlemen Of Rational reputation VIM have been
abba expense anl personal trouble. spread tho
good VIZ throughout the circi.s IN which they
teiligsnce and refinement sty. I" owe my life 70
sanforI's Radical Cure" you may feel szsared
90 be classcd among the stlard L.edical SPECIFICS
Of the day.
TIL honcft derive from ~ daily use Is :" -
HLSEY WELLS. OF WELLS. FAHso a .
IT has cur-d ne nf;er twelve years Of unintsr-
GEO. ". HOCGHToS. wALrnAn. Mass.
7 FOLLOWED the directions 10 the letter and an
Il L49py % SAL have had q PermAnent cure
D. ". GRAY. IL d.. ArscAr'ss, Iowa.
I IfhvE recommended il 70 quite number ofny
thcIr hi-4 ost..Date Of Us value and good efects
WN BOWEN. ~ IKE ST.. ST. LOUIS.
A FTER using two bottles find myself perrna-
over oaa hundIsa be,iles Via ne sfsalsss .ae.
cess WM. v. ARMSTRONG,
- HARRISON AVE. Bosrox.
WE have sold sasyoED's RADICAL CrRx for
w nearly On year AID can say c.ndidly that
- never sold similar preparation that gave such
universal satisfaction We have yet 10 learn Of tho
first co,lpiaiuf.
S. B. BALDWIN q CO., wAsnrxerox, IxD.
TIL cure effected In my case by SAsYoRD's RApIs
CAL CUEE vas rrnarksble that IL seemed
90 those who had sJ.Tercd without relief from anH
OF the usual remedies that IL could not be true. j
therefore made affidavit to IL before Seth J.
Thomas, ESQ, Justice Of the Pesee- Boston.
GEOR6E r. DISSNORE. DKUosIsr, BosroH.
Each package Of SANYorDs RADICAL CrRD con
taiss DR.. sanford's Improved Inhalin9 Tube. and
fun directiOns for its u-e In all cases Price. u o.
FcrsaIe oy all Wholesale and retail druggists and
dealers throughout the United States and canadaaL
WEEKS d POTTER, General Agents and whole
scIc DTss lists, Boston. Mass
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EyAGGER ATEn.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times says the misunderstanding
between Senators Conkling and Gordon a
few days ago, has been greatly exaggerated
| by TIE newspapers
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HOGS.

The receipts Of live hogs at Chicago last
week was unprecedented, and reached the
enormous total of 1905 Prices declined
slightly during the week, and closed at
60 az N SlI5