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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-01

Messrs. r E. Sellers d Co: Dear Sip:-
Having suffered for ten weeks with bad
cough, that threatened consumption, l was
induced, to Recommendation, to use your
Cough Syrup, which gave immediate relief
and effected permanent cnre.
Rev. A. WILSON.
r. E. SELLERs & Co., Proprietors, Pitts
burgh, Pa. Price, 25c, Soc and 81.
McCsrty 4 Sparrow, Agents. Staw&w
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CHILDREN !-Your Reg
ulstoris superior 10 any other REM
eay for Al iafisi Disc ises among
children, and It has large sale in
this section OF Georg:a.-W. NJ.
Russell, Albany, Ga.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.
STATE OF KANSAS.
az s.I.x- On. L 4. ,N-I.s-,cnIaarII -.

co,: STATE rE Of , KANsAs; IS.
In the Probate Court Of said County and State.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
MATHILDE- SCHNEIDER, Deceased.
4 REDITORS and all persons interested in
the aforesaid Estate, are hereby notified,
that at the next regular term of the Proi>-te
Court, in and for said County, to be be- un
and held at the Court Room in the City and
County of Leavenworth, State of aforesaid, on
the first Monday in the month of April, 4.
ID. 1871, shall apply 10 the said Court for a
full and final settlement of said Estate.
John +. Schneider, Administrator of the
Estate of Mathilde SCHNEIDER, Deceased.
LEAvENwoRTH CITY, Feb. Il, y. u. ls11.
marlwiw
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Chicago Liv. stock Market.

CHICdGOs febTudTy 2.
prices steady, and not quotably any
higher; good TO extra shipping, Sf5std5 % /:
light stockers and good feeders, 81 s09i 81 /;
fair 10 good cows, s. 259I %; common to good
shipping, So ytai 81.
HOGs-Receipts, ii, 900. Ten cents lower for
common, Others steady and firm light, 50 ~
td5 a; good to choice heavy packing, 50 i09
20 good TO choice shipping, 50 15ey6 "; as
sorted PhiladelphiaS, 81 3Dd6 -.
SHEEP-Receipts, 20. Nominal.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE..
THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAEENWORTH COUNTY,
T., D., Dr,h,s. -, - To-

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAyENwoRTH COUNTY,
In the Probate Court in and for siid County
In the matter of the Estate of !
JOHN Z. BAUER, Lunatic.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That Let.
N tiers OF Guardianship have been granted
10 the undersigned on the Estate of John T.
Bauer, of said County, lunatic. by the Honor.
able, the Probate Court Of the County and
State aforesaid, dated the seventh day of Feb
ruary. \. ID. lS97. Now, all persons having
claims against the said Estate are hereby no.
tilted that they must present the same TO the
undersigned for allowance, within one year
from the date of said Letters, or they may NJ
precluded from any benefit OF such estate and
that if such claims be not exhibited within
three years after the date of said letters. they
shall he forever barred.
JACOB SCHUMACHER, Guardian
Of the Estate of John L. Bauer. Lunatic.
FEBRUARY Eth. 1877. feb..-dIt-wit
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st. Louis Live stock Market

81 LUUIS, February
HoGs-Iower; light, 81 so15 90; bacon,
s. U95 %; butchers, - 2o15 %. Receipts,
So.
CATTLE-Easier, but not quotably lower
choice to fancy steers, - 2pd5 -; good To
prime, 81 1905; light, 81 O0e1i 30 cows and
heifers, 81 al "; stockers and feeders, s. %
al b; corn fed Texans, 50 Oca4 -. Receipts,
,sn
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
mes, early decay, los of manhood, &C., l
will send = recipe that will cure you, free of
charge This great remedy vas die covered
by . missionary in South America. Send
sslf-.ddrersed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph I. lnman, Station D, Bible House,
New York City. eb9-eod&v6mos,
FoR many affections peculiar to lsdies
Dr.. s. d. Howes Arabian Tonic Blood Pu-
rifer i unequaled BY any other remedy
- in Chlorosis or Retention, Irrsularisy,
Painfulnss or Suppression of Customary
Evacuatioar, Clcerased or Scirrus state of
the UseriA Lencorrhea Or Whites, Sserilitv.
and for ill complains incident 10 IL -
Il = pseclihed exnsasively b. IL noA -
t1aat pAyiei0 aad 0iauivo foe snGoe.
NJ - dsnfGo1D 01nGt1lu1fans e -
- - N - ~ - UsChr9 z
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,

SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
For sIl diseases Of the liver, Stomach and Spleen
WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
must owN hat your
Simmons Liver Regulator fully
deserves the pCpu arity IL has at
tanned. As q family m-dicine il
has no equal II cu:ei ms wife oil
maady had counted incarable
that wolfsbzne Of our American
people, Dyspepsia
A. T.. p. ALBERT,
Professor in Nicholas Public
School, Parish of TerreDonne,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-01

The largest assortment If Hum III II ir
700 IS, positively Ietailed at Wholesale
prices.
Finest quality HAIR SWITCHES,
l. 1olif, not dyed at $50 81 IS o. and
70. bitches OF the finest quality all
NJ air oniy, At IS % 5000 SIRO) and
x $500 something never oi~red before "a
rs- than lou .!s tn % price.
- CT lust rere we'd from Paris, toe newly
~ 'i'ven'et Marie AntOinett- Switch
com riuiny elegance with du ability, a.i
- 1r's " fIure for front and back "A switch
at SO oquai to on" 81 40 o, tn. oil style
n Tn new iNVI.IBLE FRONT. or
IL ng snd ID adies, i'm n ,vIng III. 100
nstant y. g per inch "a real patent h III
ace; II reT inch on imitstion lace.
GIRLS v trranie to lie naturally cur
~ I'y in varistr from 81 upward.
"a COMBINES m de up H. tn most
proved mann r, wa-rantSl TO give saii.
action, che p and better than sny 9th
Ter house ~ the ri Nv.
A8k Hair taken i'm Exchange.
MAI GRAY HAIR n Specially. love
IN ths" other honsp in tn. country
~ UNRITAL' ID BE4UTlFFING BAZAAR
A go melics warranted t lie absolute.
CREME BLANCHE, or the Nasi
"a west SeautI heT TOR The com,isNi n imparIs :
b llilnt ira spar hey re OmmeTted By
'4ih ST. the mo p:omsnen Mt ph ysrcians aTaiyzs,
~ the best chemi IS in THIS country, an
proved 20 be not Only bsrmless, Tut YER
Fear b, nefcia t. the skin 81 per box
+. ,oudray vELVETINE, an e'e
CANT 2.d iaC;Spens bic tolc pow Ter. 81
sixth er tOx
Coudray s celebrated AURORA, to
beach hair Of any color I'VE code
Avenue blonde wittou injury 30 tie hair pic
for Gun e bottle, 81 81; for 6.ounce bot
lie, 81 -
NEW J K Fnntri -. wonderful prepara-
rion, DER MATINE, a sure cure TO re-
mo ala wr.nsl . FIR IN the lace, 8! 90
YORK e bnftie
no MORE GRAyHiIR. L. Shaw
Persian Il henna will C anse gray HAIR
Only % ITS natural co or withnu, 'he use Of
Lead, Lac sulphur o. Nitrate of sill
yer, OF sny other oisonous IIgre IenIs.
Depot. ir-ni b au ilui brown to black, u and
81 80 per box A l,rza assor m Mt oi all
M dern beauiify ing COMETS on hand
AL o. an elegant sssOrtu .nt Of PERFCHElsY +.
among III III new ann delicious extracts sP,cIsl
inducsms nts To drug gists or EersonS will.H- 10
buy my cosmetics in qua nj ties.
S6-Goois sest 10 ~ parts Of the ccuntrv,
vhen prep.id, ire Of charge; or, G y. b., with
privilege Of exsnioIDg.
fel 22-v3m
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BALTIMORE, Nd, February y.
CoRS-Mixed western. fairly active, $40
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''Stick p said Sumner He referred to
Spalding'- Glue.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-01
RUPTURE

pY DR. sHERMAN'S treatment the dangen
- Of rupture and the dreadful injuries from
the use Of frusses are At once removed, and the
patient saved from their eventual horrifyine re
suits, some Of which are merry. US debility, impaired
memory, loss OF energy, physical incspscity im-
potency and many other affections which make
life miserable During treatment the patient can
exercise freely and perform any labor. Term.
moo crate Those from he country can receive
treatment and leave or home the same day
Books with photograph Ekenesses Of cases before
and after treatment, mai ed for 10 ceuts.
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,urs. &C, Hon. b II. HILL. Ga.
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SICK HEAD CHE,

EDiTORIhL,-We have
tested ITS virtues, personally, asd
know that for DytPcpsa, Bilious
ness; ami Ihrobbing Headache.
IL il The best me iIcine ne world
ever saw. We have tTiei forty
9th emedies hefpr Simmon'
Liver kegulat II, but hone 81 them
give tHsn TEN ofary
lie ba IT, ii -uaIor only
reii.v q al cur,d Us.
ED TELEGR,Pa ASD MEss,NGsR,
Ma o., Ga.
Easi 8 had ing the last twenty years Of
nv life IL attend - Racing Stock, and having
had 20 mu h trouble with them with Collie,
Grubbs. &c. gave M greet deal Of troub e;
having he ,rd Of Your Res uiator a, cure tor tEe
above diseases coSc!udei try 1t, sf'er try ing
oBe PAcx.Gs IN Mash l found il TO cure N
every instance, it is only to be trel to prove
what have said in It's p-a;se. L can send you
CertIiicats from Augusta, Clinton Macon, as
% the cure OF a Horse.
GEORGE wArMAN, Macon, Ga, July 24ti'
Is75
Genuine, PREPARED on'y by J. II ZEILIN l.
co Philadelphia. Pa.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-01

~k In con per day at home Samples ~or tn 81
~ W WIU Tree. sriNs0S Co., Portland, Maine.
wt-l0o
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Building Material.
Drugs and Nedicines,

Corrected Daily by Thee. Egeysdoy1, Wholesale
end Retail Druggist, Norfhresf Corner Fourth
and Sbasones Sffsefs
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DIR,

cautions the public against charatans goiny about
be county, usi, 3 his name to deceive the
afflicted One fellow W. J. Grumpin. dry goods
clerk vas arrested IN PeBns, lvania 70. usins the
title doctor. This game Is to ex ct $50 and even
slo0 from their victims, who are punished and
.ften injured for life.
0ffcs: Park Row aad ANA ST.. NY
kcy
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HOME MARKETS.

TINES OFFICE. I
LPAvGswoKrH. February y, 1877.
IcoasRc4sp nArrY yos raE fIMEs.l
ProduCe Market
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-01

FAMILY CASES.
Case niorooccl with above 30 largo viais and
Manual Of directions, $1,000
Case (Moroccol of 20 large vials and Cook, %
ArThcse remedies are sent by the
case or single box to any part or the
country. free OF charge, on receipt Of
price. Address
Humphreys
homeopathic Medicine Co..
e@no and Depot, No. So BRoApwAs, NEW YozI,
For Sale BY all DruSSis tss
Theo. Egersdorff and E. J. Humphrey
d Co., agents at Leavenworth.
junel.eod&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-03-01
ES 7 BankruBt

eS T Bankrupt
Jeweiry Sale Of
the Ce injury.
q re ate st bar
gains ever offer
ed. God 5 at
less han one
quarter their
wholesale cost
Must be sold 10
satisfy creditors.
Can't cNIGN
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-sos- Cures. Cents
!. Ferers, Congestion, Ini1rmations. IS
9. Worms. Worm Fever. Worm Cole, g. 4. IS
.. CryiaE-Cclic,o Or Teething of ,nfants, Is
4. Diarriioa, OF CAillrer or Adults, (. IS
8. Dysentcry, GrrinS, Billions Cole, i. q. IS
G. Cholsra-Sforb,s, Vomiting, Is
2. Cough, Coils, Bronchitis, -. .
s. Neuralgia, Iootbacile, Fcceachc, i. q
g. Headac hes, Sick Headache, Ver,iso, Is
10. Dyspepsia, bilious Stonash, IS
II. Suppressed, or Painful Periods, :. Is
l.. Whites, too frofnse Pcriod1 !. IS
i. Group, Cough, li.icHlt Brea;hin-, :. /, IS
IA salt Ssheuln, lrysircias, EriptiGns, . IS
L. Ehen,naijSRn, LLeumatic Pains, . IS
le. Fever and ASue, Chill Esy1r, Asues, 50
Il. Piles, Lind or be.ifn-, 80
Is. Ophs haimy, and scre or Weak Eyez,. 50
10 Cstarrh. acute or caronic, influenza, /. 50
90 SyhcoPin g.Cough, yioient coughs, I. 50
q Asthma, Oppressed Breathing, +. 50
20 Ear Discharges, irnraired HEARING, /. 90
q, SsrofEla, tn,al ge1 glands, Swellngs, i, 50
"a General Detiiity, Physical Weakness. I. 50
25 DrOpsy and scanty Secretions, +, so
&C. Sea-Slcknees, sickness fun riding. 20
g. Kidney-Disease, Gravel, 50
Is. Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness
OF involuntary discharges, go. 100
o. Sore AKOuth, Canker, so
So Urinary Weakness, wettins the bed, 50
81. Painful Periods, win Spasrns, 80
S. Epiispsey. spasms. St. Situs' Dance. i %
al Diphthe ria, liberated sore throat, +. 50
"a Cbrou;c Concessions and Cruptious, 50
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THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
NEW YORK
life INSURANCE COMPANY.
NOS GAG AND 34s BROADWAY.
JANUARY L, 1877.
Amount of Net Cash Assets, Jan. 1876 S30166,9 0261
ACCOUNT.
s'@os"S'
January s7G------
0oA COO r.
Total

Cash in Trust Company, In banks and on hand.
York city, and other stocks mar
ket value sl0f8ll ,oi1 81
Real Estate
purchased under foreclosure amount
recent appraisal Of which by competent par
that when Sold the company may reasonably expect
to rea a Is
lien real estate buildings thereon
insured for sll and the policies assigned 10 he coihi
additional collateral security $780,
policies the held by the
suartery premiums existing policies due
subsequent To January l. ls19 -..- $1,000
policies in of transmission and
collection ESTIMATED these policies stihUs,
cluied in liabilitiesJ
-
Accrued interest Investments TO January i, ls19
usual
port d,ri Dparfn>nf fs # Np York
value of securities cost
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-20
SHIPPED TO THIS MARKET

without furter detention on the
part Of the deputy United States
or his keepers. '.,e .Iik sif
In conversation with q Demo-
crat reporter, subsequently, Mr.. :
Spiller stated that the land from
which this timber is cut belongs
to The succession o. the old Hourna
estate or claim and not to the
United States, government, He
stated also that heihad presented
a petition to the Governor giving
all tire facts. and that will doubt
less be forwarded to the Secretary
# the Interior who has not yet, it
seems, passed upon the question
Of the ownership of the land.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-20
The Raid on the Liquor Deaf.
ers-TOO Arrests. :. oar


NEW York, Dec. 8.--The raid
on the liquor dealers, which began
Thursday night, is stillthe subject
of great public excitement. The
raid is the natural outcome OF the
conflict raging ior tue past yeara
over the proper Interpretation OF.
he excise law, and it is probable'
that this subject will be ono OF the
first questions to occupy the atten-
tion Of the Legislature at.this ses-
sion. saa 4utaugeHod aaLad.J
The action OF the Excise Board
some time since, 10 Determining
to receive the money of all apph'
cants for licenses. but to give them
only a receipt for the same instead
of regular license, has led to 4
conflict between that board and
the police commissioners, the lat
er feeling it incumbent on them
10 arrest all dealers not havingaa .
proper license. Superintendent
WaIling instructed the police de-
partments not to recognize the ex-
viss common receipts as any -evi~,
dence OF license. and this has,
caused a great rush of applicants
for licenses.
The humber of arrests thus far
are: Thursday 355, Friday 1913.
and to-day up TOT p. m. about
100; making n total of nearly 700.
The arrests tonight promise to
be numerous, the dealers manifest
ing q determination to defy the
authorities. There is great indig-
nation over the actionIof the police
au horities among those who, hav-
ing the receipt Of the Excise Board.
have been subjected to arrest,
The arrested parties have in nearly
every case been released on Sl00
bail.
The liquor and beer sellers proc
pose organizing for some action to
counteract the action OF the police,
to avert raids in future, and to
change the existing law. Atest
case will be made in court, in the
case OF Que OF the dealers who had
complied with the law" in every
respect and was arrested notwith-
standing Counsel has been en4
gagged and the case will be argued
IN the Oyer and Terminer Court
on Monday. ''a e"
2 The temperance workers have
refrained from giving dny publi0
opinion regarding the wisdom 'of
the raid. A meeting Of The Tenn
perance Union will be held At
Cooper Institute to.morr0w' after-
noon, when the question viii prob
ably bs discussed, 4 aa As'gA vHf
s "A -------+-- u,------r---r-,-7-- ai Hs
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NIx,S FERRY


oae mile above Lake Charles on the
a Calcasieu River. i
The undersgned wishes to inform
thetraveling public and Stock Droyefs
that hs has put his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is ready 70 accom-
modate ali who may wish to cross VIII
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
He has . large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock; also two
chain booms forBwimmsng. PasturaSe
on each side of the river, free OF charge.
Keeps constantly on hand full sup
ply Of Groceries, Provisions and For
aSe. at the very lowest prices! -,
My9- II. ID. NIX.
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An Appeal From Livingston.
THE Wholesale SEIZURE IN THAT PARISH
OF LOGS. WOOD AND SHINGLES.

STATES AUTHORITIES.
New Orleans Democrat, Dec 8.
Gov. Nichols was visited at the
executive Office yesterday by Rep
Spiiler, Of the parish
Livingston, who came to tie
city in the interest Of those resi-
ents of his parish who depend fo'
living upon numbering, that is.
getting on, logs, wood, cutting
shingles, etc, and rafting.
Tli- class OF people, Mr.. Spil|er
says, are almost in
A DESTITUTE CONDITION,
from the fact that the United States
Authorities some time ago seized
all of their logs, shingles and wood.
aud, farther, even prevented them
from cutting or shipping to this
market from the Amite river any
wood OF shingles, even though the,
lived and worked where they had
wed all their lives aud where theii
aLct stors had lived. never once
dreaming, nor is it yet settled, that
The land belongs to the United
States government.
The seiznre of the logs, shingles
and wood has reduced them to
such an extremity that Mr.. Spi'ler
says they have now but u scant,
supply of food left, and none of
tLem are in "A position to relieve
themselves. consequently, unless
their property is released by the
United States authorities, they
will be compelled to
SEEK BREAD AND NEAT
here in Tie city.
After hearing the report, Gov.
Nichols sent a polite request TO-
Deputy United States Marshal
"u,zburger to cali npon him at
the executive office, which he did,
and the state of facts presented by
Mn Spilier was presented to him
IN repy he snil thrt Of the entir'
number of logs seized in the Amite
,iveraiI In, 1910 bad been bonded.
and these, unless bonded within
he next few days, would revert to
The government. AS far us the
+eizure OF wood and shingles was
concerned, there had been no or
ders issued from the marshsis OF
6.e for such seizure, although or
l+rs had been giv,n to prevent
farther cutting or shipping from
the land which the United States
govel nment claimed rs its own,
and which Assistant Attorney
General OF the United States, Will
iiamson, had decided as belonging
10 the government.
During the conversation MI,
SpiI.er stated that the deputy mar
sLal had even
BRANDED THE SHINGLES r
with tho letters U, s., aud had
given positive assarances that the
material was under seizure, which,
Mr.. Wurzburger said, WAS without
authority Of law. He said further,
that he had information that a
man giving his name as Smith had
represented himself in that section
Of the country as deputy United
States Marshal, and he thougbti il
might lave been that individual
who did the branding; further,
that bis men had been hunting
Mr.. Smith, AID would arrest hin
when they found him.
The result Of the conference was
that Mr.. Spiller was authorized by
Mr.. Nn.zbnrger tn say upon his
return that the wood asd shingles
could be
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lake CHARLES ECHO.
,xp1:saed BD@y Thsrsday Morning,
AT
, AXE CHARLES. LA.
r.-ms of Subscription.

Terms Of Subscription.
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ss No creditwil ae given for Advertising
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spnper included, Twelve DolAAs pS'
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A girl Ia Shelby, KY, was spro-
yok. d by the bad play Of her ,part-
ner at croqust. She struck him on
the head With ipallet, and esused
y brain fever, OF which he nearly
died. She was kept in custody
until he recovered, end theh sbe
married him. fsR M
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-22
MANY Of the more careless and less attentive

nanv of the more careless and less attentive
that there was no sleeper on the lightning
train last night It will be well TO remember
in the future, that that pleasant accommodation
is not to be had on Saturday nights, until
further orders. The school Trustees of the
District advertise elsewhere that they will
have on file on and after the 24th-next
Observation-Disclosures and plans OF school
house, and that bids to build a building IN
accordance with the said plans and specifca-
tons will be received by them until 6 o'clock
p. NJ. of the 26th inst, which is next Thurs
day. Now we do hope that there Will be
some prompt and effective bidding on this
Droposition-for we should dislike to see our
friends of the jack-plane and chisel lose SO
excellent chance to take in small: but re-
numerative job, and the emergencies of the
case demand no little expedition in the way
of saving and hanmering and balloon frame
work. And then there arises the opportunity
to facilitate the cause of education:
delightful task, to play the tender flute.
And teach the young idea how to shoot
When man gets SO satisfactorily saturated
with rum and gum as to imagine that he has
been made the subject of a newspaper para
graph, it is time to reform, straighten up and
swear off Somebody knows whom We are
talking about. e. Something in the personal
way is our only refuge by way OF peroration
and graceful 6nis We note the broad and
manly bread basket of our contemporsneous
associate, Charley Stoddard, who is briefly
tarrying among US and revelling IN these
classic shades Has the well distributed and
properly tinted rubicundicity Of q man whose
health is up to the Endowment plan, has
Charles There is no moanness, none Of the
+ gall and NORWOOD of unhappiness, no dys-
peptic mendacties in so healthful frame
work as Mr.. Stoddard's, and SO it IS that
when he finds the sweet comforting and COM
Portable comfort of well fitting chair he
hesitates not to take his ease in his inn.
Bro. Edison Of the Douglas came among US,
all swarthy and rugged like yesterday. Ben
iamin meets many friend and is offered the
grip of many stout right hand, when he
comes this way Mr.. Chas. Low of San Fran
cisco came down from Yanks yesterday.
He will 90 to Virginia City to-day and be of
to the Bay Notwithstanding to the Lake
in few days McAilister, the magician,
will be here three nights this week-Thurs-
day, Friday and Saturday, We believe.