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The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

THAT BERRY STORY, WHICH SHOULD BE TOLD
RIGHT IF TOLD AT ALL.-The papers are rehash-
ing the old Berry story, and they don't conclude
it in accordance with the facts This is the cor
rect version: A celebrated comedian arranged
with his green grocer, one Berry, to pay him
quarterly; but Berry once sent in his account
long before the quarter was due. Thereupon
the comedian, in wrath, called upon the grocer,
and said to him: Il say, here's pretty mnll,
Berry; you have sent in your bin, Berry, before
it is due, Berry. Your father, the elder Berry,
would not have been such a goose, Berry but
you needn't look SO blue, Berry, for l don't care
a strar, Berry; but if you come here again be-
fore June, Berry, I'll kick your rasp Berry, until
il is black Berryn
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

ANN Can't be made by every agent every month in
VUUU the basiness fufnish, bat those willing -
A6S n work easily earn dosen dollars day right
0VVV IN their own loealieisa Have no room to n
plain here Bpxiness pleasant and honorable. Woasn
and boys and eFia, do well men, We win furnisk
you aoompets Outfit e The badness pays better than
anything else. We win bear expense Of starting you
Particulars free. Write and Fsrners and nechan-
les their and daughters and al glasses need Of
paying work at homo should write to u.s. and learn all
about the work st once Now Is the time Don't delay.
Address True & Co, Augusta Maine. l9oct
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05
Che fun Of the Citing.
THE NEW PARTY.

Some
One
Has i.tely begun
Which, when Il l. done.
L. going to smash
Into etornal crash
All other parties under the sun.
Nigs,
Fire-eating Rebs,
Tramps,
Scamps.
RECONSTRUCTED Confeds,
Hot Abolitionists,
Raw Prohibitionists
Labor -Reformers frantic Proteefionists'
A pair of
MghtariT
Old Whig resurrectionists
All the old Federalists.
Batter and breadalists,
Wild annexationists,
Emancipationists,
Texas rangers,
Suspicious strangers
Illinois Granger.
Rabid Secessionists, Nullifcationists,
Temperance agitators,
Soft-voiced coneiliators,
Bruisers
Snoozers,
Republican broilers,
Bannburners,
Coatturners,
Tories Free -soiiers
Comnunists destructionists,
Strict constructionists
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Dred-S Scott decisionists
Loco
Foco,
Baltimore knucks,
Georgia KuKlux,
"Blue- Light" dissensionists,
Hartford Conventionists,
Fogy old-timers,
Modern White Liners,
Anti nti-Monopolsts,
Bloated metropolists.
Bondholders, huffy uns,
Border Rufians
Ballot box stuffy-'uns,
Free Traders, Greenbackers,
Bulldozers, back-trackers,
Free niggers,
White -Leaguers,
Know,Nothing advisers,
Ku-Klux compromisers,
Temperance Liberals
License wine -bibberals,
Sinners and 'pubcans,
Private and public ones,
Till-tappers,
M0uth-slappers,
Hickory Democrats three -eard-monte men,
Angels devils slouchy and jaunty men
Nobody every one, sickly and hearty
Stanley Matthews has got new yarty.
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

A SEAsoNABLE DEssERT.-Green goosebery
tart: Butter and put q ten-inch wide pastry
circle on battered baking sheet, line with a
thin Aat of tart short haste, trim the edge,
spread layer Of apple-sauce on the bottom, and
bake slightly brown; pick and parboil q quart
of green gooseberries, drain and mingle in an
earthen vessel to cool, with half pound ofpow-
dered sugar; drain in q colander, range in the
tart, reduce the liquid to the consistency of q
thick syrup, let cool, mask the berries with it,
and serve.
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05
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NyNvEyoISkA tcs Bilious suherers victims
35ese 35eeNAzS = Of Fever and Asue the mer
c,ri.l S,....aS u.f;~nt how
y ~N they recovered health, cheef
&N7 - fni spirits and good appetite
s@ ~ they wiz ten you BY taking
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SOUR STOMACH Heart Barn &c. &c
This unrivaed Southern Remedy is warranted not to
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Deangenent Of the Liver and Bowels.
II IH. 81 ~ q Liver Complaint are bitter or
often mistaken for rheumatism Sour sfonseh; Loss
Appeutei Bowels Alternately costlve and iax Headacne
Los o menoy, En Paniui sensatlon o. having iaeo
70 do something which ought 70 have been done Debility
Low spiIh tlck yeiiox sPPeaiance OF tne Skin ana
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at Others very few but the Liver the largest organ in
the body Is generally the seat Of the disease and not
SsgnateG IN time great sunerns' wretcneoness anu
DA" WI" e'u'
can recommend as an ecacous remedy for disease OF
the Liver, Heartburn and DyspepsiA SIMMoSs LIVER
REGULATOR LEWIS r. WUNDER-
Assistant POSTMASTER, Philadelphia
I'VE have tested its virtues personally and know that
for Dyspepsia Bilousness and Throbbinc Headache il
Is the best medicine the world saw have tried
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

CHOLERA INTANTUM.-It may not be generally
known that this disease, so fatal to many of the
children in crowded localities during the Sum-
mer months, can be treated successfully by in
jections of pure warm water, which serves to
cleanse the lower intestines, where the derange-
ment appears to commence. Authentic evil
dsnce in relation to more than thirty cases
treated in Concord, n. H., by one physician,
without the loss of single patient, is at hand,
and shows that a very simple and safe remedy
can be used to great advantage, especially il
resorted to in season.
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

An old lady from Pitt County stepped into
Capt. Browns store on Saturday, and inquired
the price of flour. Mr.. Red Thomas, the polite,
good-looking clerk, told her floIr had gone up 81
per barrel, on account of the Russians and Turks
lighting.
II wish the Roosters and Turkeys would quit
fghting-before God do" moaned the old lady,
shaking her head.
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

LAuDANUM or other anodyne is sometimes ta-
ken by mistake or otherwise in excess. Swal-
low strong coffee. or the whites Of several eggs
instantly all these things are to be done while
the doctor is coming. Let every family remem-
ber that sweet oil, the whites of eggs and strong
coffee antagonize q larger number of poisons
than perhaps all other things together. The
best plan, however, if laudanum has been taken,
is to get it out of the stomach as quickly as pos
sible by mustard emetic.
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05
ffs SIS fiffff 2

T0 the W0rking Class.-We prepared to
furnish all classes with constant employment at home,
the whole of the time for their spare Busi
sily from 30 Is per evening and proper
tions by deroting their whole time the bvsness.
this notice may send their address and the bus
ness make this unparalleled Offer To such
well satisfied will send dollar pay the
BILE of writing. Full particulars samples worth several
dollars to commence work and copy Of Home aad
Fireside largest and best Illustrated Publica
tons all sent free by mail Reader. IL you perma-
nent profitable work. address, GDoRGI STxsox Co.,
Portland Maine. oct19.
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

To DESTROY MOTHS In FURNITURE.-1. Pull
verized borax well showed in all the cracks and
seams if necessary, sprinkle all over the furni-
ture; it will not discolor or injure in any way
the furniture or carpet. 2. Use strong alum wa
ter, spirits of turpentine, and common salt or
camphene.
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

SAssAFRAs BEER.-Pour two quarts of boiling
and add ten drops Of oil of sassafras ten drops Of
oil of spruce, ten drops of oil of wintergreen,
then add eight quarts of cold water and q pint
Of good yeast, and sweeten to taste. Let it
stand twenty-four hours, and then bottle it.
This makes q delicious Summer beverage.
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

NoRRIsTowN Herald: 1t was q church straw
berry festival, and young man with much shirt
collar, looked supremely sad and melancholy.
The church pastor, noticing the gloomy appear
once of the youth, asked him if he enjoyed relig-
ion, and the young man replied that he did-un
til he was charged S1-50 for 25 cents worth of
straw wberries and cream. That settled it.
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

BURLINGTON Ha9keye: "Not long ago they
had Sunday school picnic down at the Cascade,
and the two senior deacous threw . couple of
lemons and pint Of sugar in the creek, and
charged strangers five cents every time they took
a drink
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

''CALL this Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, indeed !" exclaimed the daughter of one Of
our hospitable citizens. "Why, just as was pre-
pairing to find out if we were entertaining an an
gel unawares, he turned out to be married and
the father of six children! No more of that kind
of angel in mine, if you please."-Loaisrilk Com
merciQl
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

NINETEENTH CENTURY.-Mother: "My boy
you should follow the example of your parents
and forsake the delights Of immature years.
Son: "Say, mother, go and sit down on yourself
won't youi"
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

MINT SAUcE-Take large bunch of young
green mint-if old, the taste will be unpleasant I;
wash very clean; pick all the leaves from the
stalk, and mnce very fine: cover with cold vim
egar and powdered sugar, sufficient to make
quite sweet, and thin pinch of salt.
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

THE sentimental Norwich Bxilsfia says: "Only
. few days more of leap year remain, and We
shall be glad when it is over. This having to
reject girl after girl is cruel strain upon sens
tive man."
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

OLD SAM. B., carpenter, of Trenton, was
engaged to build fence, aud was consulted a
to the best material for posts. sLocust, madam,
locust the darned stuff will last lifetime; I've
tried um twice.
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05

CURE FOR SpRAINs.-Take one tablespoonful of
honey. the same of salt, and the white of ono
egg beat all well together for at least one hour
OR two would be better. Let it stand an hour.
Then anoint the sprained place freely; keep
we'll rolled up with good bandage.
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05
BEST REMEDY IN THE LAND.

LITTLE FALLS, n. Y, Sept e3d, 1876.
Mr. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I desire to state to you that was afflicted
with breaking out Of blotches and pmples my face
and neck for several years. have tried many remedies
but none cured the humor my face and neck After
using two three bottles Of your Tegetne the humor
entirely cured do certainly believe it is the best
the land and should highly to the afflicted
public. Truly yours.
P. PERRINE, Architect.
Mr. Perrine is q well known architect and builder at
Little Falls n T. having lived there and in the vicinity
for the last tn rty three years.
The Weekly Kansas chief., 1877-07-05
DR. BUTTS DISPENSARY.

VvhI .hefe:N Bssises: honossbie assa - ss ~
06UUe'a.s R1sT. Rr,1,,;ssl.., . i :snf iise;; Address
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
THE LAND GRAB.

On the 3lst OF October the Ssatesman
published the appended article which
needs 10 illustration from Us. We
however cannot help expressing sur.
pris. that Governor Hubbard, who has
won enoagh honor from the circum-
stance to which he was and is honestly
entitled, has not in some way put on
record Governor Coke connection with
the matter. The simple truth is Coy
ernor II. only completed what Cover
nor Coke commenced and conducted
ably and disereetly yearly to the poin,
where the law was TO swoop down on
the eouspireters We have waited a
long time FOR this expression from his
eSeeileney, and cannot permit the mat
ter 10 90 further without attention
FIAT JrsTIria.
In 1875 sn arrest was made of two
or three eounterfeitsrs in Illinois
Hugh Chittiek. a Chicago detective,
being engaged in the arrest. DR., S. A.
Owens, of Waco, happened to be in
Chicago at the time. and ascertained
that some of the papers found in trunk
belonging to. the ccanterfeiters related
to Texas lands. He sought out Chittick
aud obtained two or three of the papers
IRON him, aud soon after came to Aus
tin and reported the matter to George
Clark, then attorney general. Governor
Coke being absent from the eapitai.
Clark at once began correspondence
with ChitticlS, the detective. and after
numerous letters and a DELAY of several
months, obtained from Chittick all the
papers, seals etc, in said trunk relating
70 Texas lands. These papers consist,
ed of forged deeds, certificates, impress
ions OF seals in WAX, certificates Of Tul-
LIS with his eonfederates, etc. such cor
respondenee being not signed at
sill or signed fctitionsiy. These papers
were received few days before Clark
went ont OF office, and after consul,
fation with Governor Coke. Assist.
ant Attorney General Peeler. and
Rhoads Fisher chief clerk of the land
Office, 1t was deemed best not TO arrest
Iuil,s at once because the develops
nents wsre not sufficient TO bag the
whole gang. but, with the clue thus f,lrs
nished, 10 proceed to ferret out the
whole combination and arrest the whole
party simultaneously. On Clark's res
tlrement from office, the papers were
trrned over to Attorney General Reone
with full explanations by Clark. Soon
alter this Governor Coke EMPLOYED
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
coaeREsslOaai TEXAS KEtsuRrs

Saturday night, the 10th instant, VIC
had the good fortune, through the cour
tesy Of our delegation in congress, to
attend conference of the delesates
on matters pertaining TO the interests q
the state. The new federal coart bill
was read and discussed, and met t:ie
views Of the seversi representatives. II
efea,ea two new circuits, with Judge
aud the usual legal pertainings. 1t
makes nsw district at San Antonio
Waco. Dallas and Graham. and pro-
vides that the clerk shall reside at the
point whsre court is held, and Fhere
the records shall be kept, In the APP
Of counties TO the several
districts, ID turns out that Dallas. b.
reason OF her peerless surroundings
has the very best district in the state
A good deal Of pleasant chatting was in
dulged in, but our own immediate rep
Governor Throckmorton,
was equal 70 The occasion. and no lop-
ping oil the Dallas district was done.
The Pacific road bill was discussed 81
length, and We are proud 70 say that Il
asst the .estiss delegation il : unis upor
.his important measure. which the, |
never have before heen, and tlseir dik
kkenoes have heretofore ~orIIsd serik
ssgs;nst III; orosl,esfs III ~ y<,aa
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
TIE TEXAS DElsesTlos.

NO true Texas can be indifferent as
TO the standing OF our delegation in con
gress, and no true Texan will blush for
the one that at this time SO honorahly
and so nobly represents our young and
growing state in the councils OF the ma
ton. During recent visit TO the fed.
eral capital, we heardmany expressions
Of earnest admiration, confidence and
esteem as regarded the eight truly able
representative men who carry the han
ner Of the Lone Star state in the van Of
the union.
They happen sll to be men above the
medium in stature, as they are infinitely
above it in brain aud devotion to duty.
There are no laggards, and there are ne
inbeciles. 1t Is u proud reflection that
when Texan gets ON his feet in either
house he is listened to with respectful
attention. and 50 far, this session, that
our men have wasted no ammunition.
and won nothing but honor for them
selves and the state they lore and labor
for so unremittingly. indeed we can not
express the half of the satisfaction
we felt when we heard the general of
the afIny, the gallant Sherman, say that
-thcss Texans a-e gallant, manly fell
lows, and they have won the gratitude
Of the army in their splendid battle
against its reduction"
Senator Maxey enjoys the confidence
Of every honest man in the senate, OF
either party His life is siDgularlarlv
pure and free from all manner Of sell.
ishness. A man in whom there is no
guile, but a ysst deal of good, honest
effort for The state OF which he is inn
menssly proud. senator Coke. though
one OF the youngest senators. Ii man
because OF his long ardaous
and acceptable services to his state.
Coke would proves man Of mark in any
Of men in christiandoln.
With keen. searching analytical mind,
II great grasp. and self composure, |
.venly balanced. calm and t;ispassion- |
lie. already he has attracted The favor. |
Of tho kings OF the Americas |
estate, and what more could his state
Expect O. desire. We predics that when
he times comes he win not be found
nor Vii bic admitting constis.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
, DESPERATE CAUGHT.

Errribl~ stfrECfe Htfh rsarderer-
tse nasgsraa,is waauss - r.fi~r-
fnsr saa a. afsn.esT ~ oas.si.a .-a
t1pssrsa-
81 LOUIS, EoEsmisr I6.-ThI-
Bor1ing tTo men entered TIE pawn
shop OF FL 0aighi'- 70 rsaecn
yoIise. Ole 81 he 1en vss F-cosr 2,
ed r. Fr4Hk Rznas, who Killed tao
men and wo5ndsd another ~ Il.
Emo. Illinois, ia August Ias:. Police
IA "a were sent ioF. sud Offers Whit
End HeGsEmAn responded 20 the c,.iL
Waite catered the shop rr-t; Aua
seized Rande, who Immediately drew
\ revolver. aud shot hIul n the uhirh.
seytriBg al ar.fry. Hsne-maa struck
At Rande with club aud seized l-s
pistol sru, when ss;rargIe erauea.
during which Rtntr's Pistol vas fls-
Charged, wOundiaE himself IN the ic.-
Wright. ia tbe s.ieautinie srtne1 i'm
self and c. mBlaB5ed Rsnde % s.ana
sill. or he would blow his bFs.i out,
Wrights clerk thea sfo: RAnde r. ~
behind the eoanter, hitting hln IA the
body, waica, tegSther With sew, ~
bloss on his head, applied ~ HrneF-
man with hiz pistol. feiIec the murder
er 20 the floor. He wss then secured.
o1ieer White wss found TO b. bleeding
Sogionsly, Gad was taken home. Ralle
vas also found to be dGnssTously
wounded. Bob are in = critical curdI-
ton. Rande had on him two large *
volvers, knife, billy and pair o.,
brass-knGekles.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

aai oppnsents on the fieer o. the isossses
Terookmogtsa never T.sez to hih feet
b's Nlms b. hfs tee atf.7sian 81 thA
august hotls I'D wi.4s Is mare. eener
40 eaffles 80 pgiat. us IsvesioA tc
rho Eexss 81 7 LAoilia bil:is va. l,spma
in the state asd Is aosadly rasitesi BY
j. constituency pf which any mar 10
Ameyics niss wrll Is prond when
ihis rrea. iatsnatiqnsi route Is
completed, no aane VIII he cher
isheA more IN connection with
IL. than THAI OF y " Throokmar-
tons Sir Rss4au usn known and
respected al over the state. with ma
tioasl reputation As one % the SQUAD
eat thinkers aad most practical legisla.
tors, stands thspeer Of any in the body
And Infinitely proad are we that ne
comes 20 The support Of The Texas and
Pacific bill With an his splendid qnagi>
ties Of both head ard heart undivided,
SehIeioher the noble MAJ Of the west,
ooilosssl ia herd ana person, enjoys a
reputation among the solid men of coas
gress that many men woeid be eoatent
10 work 2 quarter Of century 10 attain.
Mills, than whom no mar in Washing
ton stands better, high-minde,i, noble
hearted christian gentleman Of the bet
ter type a keen, penetrating inclsive
intellect and every power perfect, and
in active working order. Congress no
less than his state is proud of Mills.
| Cuiberson Is giani among tie big ones.
head heart and physique, allin heFnlo-
ny, and al capable OF intense devotion
TO The cause Of AIS constituency and Of
the stete which inspires the love and
devotion Of all her sons. Colonel Gid,
dngs, the youngest o. tho delegation, j,
~ 40 means the least, pure=hearted
noble .naa a gentleman il, the best slnd
bro4dest serss OF that honoEsd terra
does credit 70 his district and 70 Tia,
state.
No wonder that our Texas delegation
is respected and honored in Washing
r ton, for indeed, they deserve it. W,
predict Tor each snd every member
3 long and useful career, and we will b.
the first to weave the ehaples, vel
done. TO adorn their brows. both a
individuals and as collective repre-
+ sentation.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

ssaasssa att sseat lasssssl sAHs snteressfns!
mar aef. csnstsra5ns at,oat thirty n,in-
sffs He vas hstehed 10 with Insfk4l;
attet,ion W sll lac delegates. fhe
com aay asks for . g4aad irers li4les
Ifeh Eert Worth 70 ssh Diego, csatfe.-
aiar ana from shreveport to some lsoiilt
on tie afississ:ppi not designated, nros
vifiiag for no ees,aehes or anything else,
sake thai congress SHALL endorse tie
bousIs for the iistaare to be covered as
assz.-si sor IN. tae original bsif. When
G oy ernor Throekmortpn's explanation
was completed Governor Coke was the
aisst 20 speak and pledge ths measure,
- tlien understood. his hearty support.
He gas followed By senator Maxey.
Representatives Mills. Reagan aud
Srh .eicheF. Colonel culbelson was not
pre- ent. he being confined to his room
wit. q severe cold Colonel Giddings
was inclined to stick for a branch 10
Gal esston. but when he saw the gener-
Gus course pursued by the other dele
gates, he consented to give his earnest
SUI port to the measure. Gulberson.
also she next day. signifed his great
sai sisction at the result obtained.
Thus we have the unai.oyed satisfae-
ton Of announcing to our renders that
the one necessary step sowards inaugu>
rai ny the work Of getting the bill
through congress has been taken, and
We may add, that it IS The deliberate
op lion Of all the better informed
| Fri snas Of the measure, both in congress
and out that wisii the Texas delegation
an unit, the measure viii prevail. aud
the bill become Law.
We congratulate the state of Texas
! " On the improved prospects regarding
the early completion Of this all.impef>
taat enterprise Oar district may well
/ b. proud Of our own Immediate repre-
sentative, as well as the entire delega-
/ ton. Indeed tits said ia Washington,
and eequieseed in blythe members gems
orally, that while Texas has one among
! the smaller delegations, yet in ability,
experience and personal worth it is
acknowledged TO be the very best Gale-
CATION in the federal city This ciroun-
stance is, and ought TO be very crafty
ing ro'all true Texans, as it is certainly
/ 10 us.
i The cenrse pursued by our delegates
/ ca the proposition to reduce the army
excited much comment in Washington
+. tdt At the same time it was universally
omnended. even by the members whc
y'eFe intent upon reduction. Taken all
together. we may say Chat the state i
eiiiciently, ably, inteiligentiy aud earn,
estly served BY her noble delegation Il
:, con gsess, and that her every Interest il
efe in tteir hands 50 far as relates t,
her connection with federal affairs or q
silo is to be served by them.
Il The Mexican question viii be, up a
x -nsesgiy day. aud we understand tia
senator's Maxey and Coke will tax,
charge 81 i in the senate. and :>5scsile.clr
er and Mills Ia the house. However, i
s due 10 the cause of truth for US 10 sa,
tiiat the feeling both in and out Of con
sress is stfon ely averse TO war. while a
the same time people are very indignan
! at the rapaoity and unfeasonableness o
tho Mexieans.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
The rrencn xn.m,,r. or ,,sn,,,..

VERSAILLES, November I9.--In the
senate this evening, VI. Arroyo, of the
left, moved the previous question in
regard to NJ. Andrew Dekerdret's in
1erpolla,ion as TO how ministers in-
structsd officials 10 act with regard 10
slestional inquiry. valid by the cssal
Der of deputies on the ground THAI it,
10 unconstitutional and an encoach
'nent on tue right Of the chamber OF
deputies. NJ. As0go's motion was re-
jeeted by a vote 81 one hundred aud
fifty five to one hundred and thirty.
NJ. DekeFdTet then began an address
ON his Interpolation.