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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
AMAy AND MS WIFE ASSAULTED.

Edward Keegan and his two sons, Owen and
William, with Pauek Welsh and others members of the
Farmer Boys" gang made attack. last evening, upon
Mt and Mrs. McEuauey, who keep grocery and uquDr
sOre, at fIOst aud LOrlmei-sreets, Wi ,msDurg. Mrs
Mc1.uLney, who will soon become mutner wa kicked
and beaten INTO Insensibihty by owen and Edward
Kecgan. and McEnnney, while defending his wife was
badly beaten aud kicked. The police captured Edward
and owen keegan aud Patrick Welsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Asfor House-The Hon. Elihu Is. Nashbure, o oi
Tulnni. the rev b. RlnsIrl 81 London and tie hss ~
H. whitaker of Campudge England nasoT T., t ag Al
John CurbetL ~ p 81 In sand Gt9ey iOhselts
mral William uoda L. = mt ~
Budrlln0 Untci states Consul al HaYIo ,1 ~ ,j
fei-Cru. 4 SALON. Baird. L. =. A.....Srind = n'n
Congos Martin l. Townsend, Of Troy and hlen
Mar.bal r. NJ Wallace Of south C1fonua 80 bI,' -
yi1se-GeOrgo NJ. Pullman. Of Cirago aud Cen ioico
ter .s,tropOltla Hoiet-En me r'hei Wldu W.
STOCK L. = rum Areue If0-EisAa AlAn,,' w.
laesient Of fe Union Pacific Railro4d COlpanySt DeS
NoLsl-SuIEeOn J. X. IIy on, U. y n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
HANGING AT NEwcAsTLE. DEL.

NEWCASTLE, Del, Sept. 21.-John Rhodes,
colored convicted OF the murder Of james Temple was
hanged this morning the Newcastle Court House yard
He left his cell at 1918 m accompanied by the Sheriff
and his spiritual ADVISER and al 1886 the drop ie He
dlod fIOM straDgulatiOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
TIE sHIPKA PASS QUIET.

CoSsrANTISoPLg. Friday, Sept 81, 1877.
telegram from AdrianOple yesterday says there
has been no lighting on the Shipka Pass since the
Turks withdrew from Fort ST. Nicholas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
THE SNzBvRG CONFERENCE.

WANNA, Friday, sept p, 1877.
The Prose- says no formal engagements
were entered into at Sslzbuyg but the conference re-
suited In complete accord between Prince Bismarck and
Count Audrassy OIL the Eastern policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
THE GREAT ORIENTAL WAR.
ANorKER RussIAN pEfEAT REPORTED.

ANOTHER RUSSIAN DEFEAT REPORTED.
GLOOMY 1ccoUNTs FROM THg RUSSIAN ARMY BEFORE
rLEYNA.
II is reported from Turkish sources that the Nus
slams wcro Yesterday defea ed in a great battle at
Bela. on the Jantra. The conflict is said to have
lasted ten hours. The Montonegrins continue their
victorious progress in herzegovina. All the regu-
lar troops in wddin have left that fortress TO re
force Osnan Pasha at Plevua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

LONDON, Sept. 21.-Reuters Paris dispatch
says Is deuied that Tae JOundides D6bas viii be pros
ecuted.
CoRywALL Ont, Sept. 21.-Canon Preston,
Of Cornwall died suddenly. last night IN the tram nom
Montreal while reurnng from the Anglican ryIou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
MORE MONTENEGRO VICTORIES.

kAGISA. FfluaY' Sept ~ Iof''
The Moptenegrins have captured the Zlostup and
Nosdre forts, and are undisputed masters OF the
Dnga Pass. The bombardment of Gatchko Is
imminent. and state Of siege has been proclaimed
in TTebigne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
PREPARING For THE WINTER.
IoNnoN. saInrdaY. sepI.

The Standard says 1t is announced that four
large London firms were yesterday invited make ten
os for supply Of iron nuts 10 be erected near Buchar
sst for 1000 Russian soldiers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
THE PApAL CONsISTORY.

ROME, Friday, sept. 81, 1877.
At a consistory to-day, the Pope appointed
Cardinal Joachim Peccl Chamberlain OF tine Sacred
College lie also appointed several Italian aud foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At uuDNuTs Is
BROADWAY
Gam. Gee. Noon. CS, ~ ~. GS'. hidnight03''
II chest duriug the day, CS Ivy Jo'
AyoIage. Glis same day 1876. 63h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
EnREIGN MOTIFS.

laws the consul fails to perceive the advantage OF
utility growing OF these congressional discussions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
Announcements

Affairs FOR GENTLEMES-Fall Styles-LOw-
est prices r, I HAClENciSS, , H.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

No Safe, Vault or Store can he opened by
any one out when protected by The CENTRAL
OFFICE SYsTE Of HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM lEEGRApH Com
PANY Broadway, without giving signal At the once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

4 THOROUGHLY RELIABLE SPECIFIC
for the nausea prsguan wOmens MILK or MAGNLsA which
is smooth ana pleasant 10 Inc taste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

Cramps, Cole, Cholera MOrbus, Sour StOm-
ach DairLGa and Dysrnt,Iy are speedily cured by Dr.
JAIME GARNINATyR DAlsA 1t Removes all OF the
Bow cis qies stomach ana restores lts natI action
also perfectly sao IN It's operation and easily admnis
Tered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
DR.. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly asecs elegantly coated FOR the all IA.
orders the stomach. liver bowels xdncys bladder noryn.
Oh eases, headache. constipation indigestion dysppsa
biliOusness bilious fever. inhammat on OF the 6osels
plea and all arrangements ~ the intern yiscera warranted
TO effect posyecuTe. Price 70 cents per box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

The best Soap for family use is PYLE's O..
K its pure aud hard and good for Laundry Bath
and Toilet. Dep 4, $50 Wasuingtou-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
cTFoPATRAs NEEDLE AFLOAT.

ALEXANDRIA, Friday, SEPT. 81. 1877
The steamer Olga. towing the caisson con-
tanning the Egyptian Qbelsk for London, sailed to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

HoLMAN's PAD AND PLAsTERs will do more
for sickiy spinal COum aud Pdrayss than all the know
Appliances combined Depot, IS Maden'lane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

NEW YORK TUMOR DISPENSARY,
~ lul EasL Thlrleth- corner FOurIn.aye.
open daily a m 10 IL M, sundays excepted.
STRlCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases ot the
- Geuurauye organs radically and speedily cured oice
hnus 10 s. HEN RI A. DANIELS. MD. "a Lexing Onav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

LUNDBORG's PERFUMES, JOCKEY CLUB, ha
the fragrance Of l. rich bouquet OF flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
LONG ISLAND.

MINroIA-The Thirty sixth Annual Exhibition Of
the Queens CON Agricultural Society, viii take place on
me grouuds OF society "a 81 and An 0i October
been made Tor tis ialr the pre-
49, .IIIfil. IL 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
hudson RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINS. 4 number OF persons claiming Il
ne second cousins Of late John 4. Merritt the nil OI
call slecuator Port Chester appeared by counsel bcior
min ye-itr, ay aud produced Wit. ssos to Prov
brr relationship sew OF securing shares OF the estate
testimony oil sever witnesses, ue proceed
ms we're adOurnel until Friday october Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

IA health Van BUsKRKs lNNIGOANr Dyspepsia, Cor
stpaUn Biousuess Headache, LIVER Kinney, and tIinn
troubles 90 Genus. Depot - NeseySt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

TIE Dominican Fathers of New-York viii open to
morrow two-a eeks mission In It Pa IckS Churth, az
Gee ami BamDa.ay,s There VIII be- ave services daily
The Republican primaries on Thursday nGht
PASS quietly though there we're rival tickets ID some
ostrr,- Amols the l,aug Republicans elected s tbt' -
To- tiunrrlnflra al IyeuIu James b. NIcde bulg
". \ l.. 4. IdTrcr, H. n Pan2DOTh, d. a. f"iouOo|
" ayOr seIulcr and joan u. Caiacllieu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLFTON.-1he yachts Nesta, tempest, Pr0spero,
and sea brit were anchor OF STA lie OF ye tertay The
esta ae he aIterLOol Tor ut s'Cue, after htE cruise
down tne Jay with the i ish hlie cam
CIFION.-The surveys for the boulevard from
clifton New Dorp RAPIDLY progf,ssing since the begin
The owners auug tue proposed me "a tue
rad nav. rslstd tAcr property IL ~ uudtr-
stood ina pending Or the purchase Vi anu al
t,,llr Grove. hotel purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
NEW-JERsEY.

HoBoKEN.-The booksellers are preparing to leave
Hoboseu. tearing indictments LOm the Grand Jur The
court, U cd,d thai their business was IL
ga Zoo. me iOUuAen Lad aud improvement company IS
having the street. a the rsc aUOve hlgh-~aei
marx 10 prey its being flooded by hgI ud,s
MoRRIsOwN.-On Tues event while The family OF SIT.
Outu VI m.si supper, sneAkI ef entered the
hO So aud stole S7aa IN money ami Jewery.
WAyEgLY-It the day. yesterday al the state
Fnir upusey cIOwoed. Great IN crest was nam
tested The hue dis y ot STOCK aud lou,ry Many com
al ain have been "a uy VINO attenucd TINS iar
n that there persons at the irt eXll tits
u al ortut sIlays, to ave information about
tue pToldce articles sdOWn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

Urinary and Womb Diseases Gravel Diabetes DrOpsy, stop
page Water, Inc0ntDeace Of Urine bnghts Disease Al.
bunnuria aud In all Whero brcku. depgs.
It's the water n thick cloudy mixed with substances Ike
the white OF egg threads lac white SIX, or there
morbid darK bilious appearance and white boneduH depos-
Its, and when there IL prckng burning sensa lon
passing pain the small OF the back and ao the
i0ins Sold by d,uqRlsts PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
Liver Complaint, &c.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,

only does the sirsaparan Resolvent excel al remedial
the Of ChrOui SCr0ul0us, Constitutional and
SKIN Diseas.s bat II Is Che onlg pos I've cure ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22

Thomas Emperor and Thomas Gould were ar
rested on Thursday evening. while attempting 10 PICK the
poc.ets O thee dies II tAe Matkc-s dc
Doe bond oil tue cas- OF Aneicls, Georgia, OF $780, bill
81 exchange tor 90 gold pas ncaet ami SIEVE othci
articles were found Yesterday Gpull was
con- ted 10 lie CouAty Jal ninety days, ana Emperor
Wa held Tor further examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-22
NEWARK.

Gen. A. r. Torbet, Cons li-General at Paris, ar
rived home Thurs.ay foT TWO weeks visit
An oll-f,suioned English coach drawn by four
horses ana driven by BE Imn Or gnr Of the New OIL
tsuu PASSED f-h m ycStriihy, en- route
tur tlc > ats Far aud attracted much alttnuOn
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-26

The Honorable County Board, together With the
County Attorney, down, week before last view
ing the road betwesa this plsee and st. Joseph The
river has been washing the road away, from time to
time, for the last two years; and it fell in the
County has been compelled to buy land adjoining at
high figures, and pay for moving fences, and other
expenses necessary to making . new road. 1t would
frequently happen that the road would BE- washed
away once twice . week and il would be necessa-
~ to lay out q new one This has become Q great
burden to the County, and the road il not relocat
cd, IL will continue 70 Be great expense - long Q.
the banks of the river continue fall in We are in
formed BY member Of the Board, that the County
has paid 900 in the last two yssrs to keep the
rod open. The Beard now prvposs 70 locate the
road BY the sde Of the railroad track but they can
not act unless there d petition to that effect present
cd. The proposed route ID good one and it will not
cost the County great deal
Ths Nsthedists have reerEanised their Sunday
School, and IL i now in prosperous condition. The
new minister, Rev. Hoffman, sssas to give general
satiafactioa.
The stock Of goods known - C. Nahrung 4 Co,
has again changed banda This time it falls into the
banda Of ST. Joe firm, Whose name We have not
learned
Our town can boast Of more inprsvsments, tAia
Spring. than usual. he ssreses which were in - IN
telerabls ssaditisa, are being naeadanissd.
II The grasahoppers viii let u aloae this year,
think Il win b II ths nsst pseduetivs ssssons
Kansas ever sav. LoIiHa
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-26

Joseph NcCrum 10 still confined to his room il no
better than he has been for some time. Mrs. w. H.
Eesbit was worse, Sunday, than she has ever been.
Prognoss Of her case unfavorabls. Dr.. Sawyers
case is becoming critical; Improvement Mrs.
Curtis Sr 10 lying very sick, with eryspslas Of the
face and scalp, at her sons Jordan Creek Benja-
min Curtis. Her recovery is mixed with doubt Sum
day, the disease had invaded tho scalp, and her de-
lirium had increased.
Uncle Jim Forman is collecting birds and animals,
TO start menagerie. He has already purchased two
large "hoo-hoo OWLS" that were captured on the
heights of Highland If he can end out where that
woman goes to pray for q husband he will satisfy
her curiosity, by placing the owl where he an
swer, "hoo-hoo-a--
The river ut this point il . rise. We looking
for big waters. Boats are passing daily; looks like
old times
George Bremen shipped two barrels of wine to
Fort Benton, last week. Our lcvee is good as it
was fifteen years ago.
Frank Day and Mr.. Rulo are on short visit here,
amongst friends. They returned to their school at
Parkville, Missouri, on Monday.
James II. Welsh was Down from Elwood, Monday.
o, say, docs your mama know, whom you are out,
Who you keep company With II she does not, you
had better move your post Office.
We hope the Marshal will 10 ON hand, the lsxt
fight, and fair play; do like the Missouri Jus
toe, say: a. who have the authority invested in
command the peace. Nov fight, aud be damned :"
run and boiler fire.
A small body of grasshoppen have been seen on
the bluff, above town.
Marshal ten cents to get whsksy enough to get the
trau,n MT If tovu
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-26

uaasgssAa CAlRs.
Corn is worth thirty e0eB~ pusbsl.
Hopper exrs have ssss dswn tie river bsak.
Spring wheat i looking gzsss N laxuriant
Corn planting i ths thens Of al es.vsrsations.
III. little Italian musicians have been here and
thsy tesk IN the sPsrs nicksls d with thsA as
Many ear load Of hsgs ard sAstls have bssa ship
ped frum this place, within the last week.
Charley Corning has moved - .Asese up On the
hill H. pulled il With I'VE Tide aulsl
Scott Farchild says h h.es Fl that Is ~ laad
ed a. . country sshod mara Ssett = saehA fse1t
man. we can't tell when ho jokes
J.F. wstkin. was much interested in the Suther
land divorce suit but Middleton knocked the anxiety
clear cut of him, in = holy minute.
We are happy he minstrel tssaP has ~. Asse,
and they gave rs music BY me yard. Thsy didn't
have to black up, to play the old cotton plantation
scenes.
Festive tramp printers are getting thicker here
than addlers in thunder; and the beauty Of Il is,
they have all been editors, something do of mag
nitnde and great power. = 90
Albert Dickson, the eOodlookng md afEibls work.
man in his fathers jewelry stsre, is Of the
praseworthy young men we ever met and he il .
workman OF the ms vsssr. "a QStf5c
Nearly all of our eitiEsns are deceived ID til per
son of your serbber We have stood b. and seen him
accused wrongfully; bat We arc too modest to tell
that are the writer Of the items to TIE Cki Pssl
u married. .flt- l..-.'--.
Last Wednesday, We boarded the tr,in, md hid
US to ST. Jos to hear the great american orator ton
what hs knows about cropA Bsb. lnFerssl i indeed
rare genius of great talent; but this paylseture
business 10 rather thin for poaitieian-
Last Saturday, The Hamlin Red Legs came down to
got away with the Hiswstha Blue Brooches in game
Of base ball but they didn't do t. Cncls Sam wears
blue breeehes, and 20 does the Hiavsshs club, and
there no US N 'ofsAea piase's uyms 49, snsn''
While 1t the match game Of bsss ball, last Satur-
day afternoon, ''tony' fellow went inside Of the
ropes, and Captain Beardaley politely ssksd him to
step on the outs'oe; TINS msds soe tony .snov an
cry and nc PopPeo our Of nis eoa' ios ngns' ou'
one well directed Do" from inc INST Oh nearusy q"en
Cd his angry psssons' and ne grew cain ana serene.
Many yesn ago, Alex Sutherland had true and
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-26
BFo0nsr lso0s,

Brsnssr narkst fer the week ending April 2Ist:
Cen, n IL sar % sssts; shsllsd, IS cts; vhsst, Ne
2, q IS; rye, S.; barley, p; pstassss, IS.
job ssys - i ssllisg sosds cheap s.oagh - make
settlers hsart 80 devn in hs beetA nd Jet people g
TO Atshissa 70 do thar trading.
Evsrybody-a,d al their ftissds, vhs can get the
spare change are bsying crsqust ssts- Croquss d
fast becoming . national gans in this country.
o., hov II rai.sd, % Wednesday Last. hv.s COED
for the barley md esss, - veil - tie vssda
Ar. 8. W. Hi,eklsy d quiss sisk. He hss What tAs
dasksys call the back agsr."
-ISs bsslsy sd sss ~sp i sSs.s ~ ssv. |. ~
pess ofths CsaAU. -
JsAa Otssa lsss . hsss, - dsy lsss vaks h
thb Spsi,g.
Jhnis Dssly cleared . costa - ~ harisy II
sAippsd - st. LssiA
Ths f.sns1 srs nakiag lively pespsrssisas f.
planting e@a. II ths vseshr essti.so favorable,
tAsss viii - ssssssl hsnAssd sers plastsa IN this "
si,ily. tbis vssk
n ~ hs.ss 4 wllis cssk b rs,idly ,s.si.s
ssupaseiss. ~
NJ OsAla,A vria~ ~ jsnsd ~ Gr..sa and ~
vsJissins - i Aaspy.
Or Ossial Aisal, Charlie lsbstsss, - safbsly
ssssvsssA, - = hasd - vssk - - Inn.
YsaA9 Lnk lssasAsa = . fan hsasA - 0aklssA
- s.sAsy las& He b worth $50 - haae.
As.,lay sshsl ~ ss..issl = O.zinA, -
1lnAay. h s0sn sassesd vas: ospssistsnln4
WIZ BsGsr; $1,000 GsRrs HsQnaa; H.
rssasy. Mn Hssnis nsssrtsn; Ttsasus, Ma Z
Ri.skiy. Rsus.
n00DY - k00,
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REMEMBER THE PLACE.
G.. w. NARROW,
SIT FELIX STREET.
st. Joseph, Mo.
mch29.-2m.

st. Joseph, Mo.

Highland Ssasi0n Items.
Highland Station was visited with another overflow
last Friday. The cit1ens were very much excited
ever the affair. number Of families had to change
thsr place Of abode for short time. Tho water has
now almost disappeared arsund the Station. Many
Of the farmers will lose considerable corn, from the
effects Of the rain. A number Of them had neglected
TO rsef their pens, and when the rain began "a
fl came in sush torrents that the corn vas thor
susAly ssaksd from top 70 bottom.
The farmers ars indsstrisus Of lats since the rain
number Of the. have been ceiling their hogs and
cattle 8. d. Gilmore, Wesley Wood, and Thomas
Wood, disposed Of their fat cattle, last week
Thar 10 quite An sxsitemsat amsng the grain mer
ehants Of late. The excitement 10 ever corn. Louia
Deggingsr seems 70 control the market by which va
mean he psys the highest prices Louis afford 70
pay more than the majority Of them.
There are number Of book psddlsrs in this vicni.
IT, We don't know whether they are having good
success or not.
Every day, We sss transient men pas. Some Of
then say they hunting work. while others try
ing to sponge their way through, until times get bet
ter.
We take the liberty - speak Of the Willow Spring
school, now under the management Of Miss Lucy
or, part Of the County. Everything seems TO run
smoothly.
By request Of the minister Of the n. Z. Church
Thsrs will b preaching ct the Grsves School House.
on Mosquito Crssk the last Sabbath in April the 18th
The services will Be conducted BY Rev. @. 7. Gray,
and after services the ordinance Of baptism will b
attended to; also ct the Ios Sehsel Houss, On the
same day in the evening. ct early lsmplshting The
in axaA h. ia-
will b. interesting. both to the cid and young
Quite number Of the people in this vicinity are
troubled with aqua
Mr.. D. +. Hsrri.g's health 10 not sny better. Hs
ssams to b conscious, Of late. DRUMnIlLlR
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DR. scHf1cf9 sfE11lSD 1IifIDns

DE- S9Hk1C2B B1A40A1O xkuk01k8
The standard remedies for al diseases II The Ing
ScHKxcKis PuIMoxIc SYnuF. Scnxxcks Sra WED ToNc
md ScnAGs NAxpRAkE Ella asdN takss bsfsss ~
us6.sesdSAs5s& 06lyeGs ID 6oeA =
70 tAese three nsdlei.s d. T. q. seAssck u Phfla
dephia his aarivasA soeeess In the safnent oi
pulmonary diseasea
The Pulnone Syrup ripses the morbid natter In the
nngs nature throws IL u by easy expsctos,sioa
when the shlegn o. natter 70 rpe digit oslgh will
heal. J.fE y ETtT ~
To enable the pameuie syrup 70 do tia ScAspck's
Mandrake Pills and Schesck's Sea Weed Toaic must -
freely used 70 cleanse the stomach and liver Sehsuek
Mandrake Pills act he liver re1evins eli ebserue-
tions relax the gall ba.dder the bile starts freely and
the liver is soon relieved.
Schencks Sea Weed Tssr is gsa3s stmulant and a.
teratve: the alka Of which IL composed nixss with
the food and prevents sourin& II assists the digestion
By toning pp the stemscA tQa healthy csnAa, . that
Tie foea I'D the Psh,ssh tyrsp VIII ~ I'd Ssod
then H. nnfs heal ssd Tie pateat viii sarey get wsl
care Is taken to Dsevest Assh cold. - 2
All who wish 70 consult Dr. Schenck either perssoally
or by letter. do at his prncpsl ONCE Of
Sixth and Arch Sts- Phil.dslphiA every Monday.
Schenck medicines sead BY all druggists through
out the country. 1mchsm.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-26

Cannot but be tie happy thought - ths fertsnats
recipient Of tie .Rdeky 1eSnasis 1bxrisr scans tn
wonderfully sssrsetvs paess - pausss ID Asenss
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CoSFDExTLAL-Lots of mysterious things on
foot in Troy 1t this time There one secret that we
vh to iupart to readers, but confidential
that We hope they will mention it. There il
b another Newspaper in Troy. The wsthens Report.
r having reached bedrock other parties negots-
ting fse apazt interest in it with view of prolonging
It, a And win remove 1t to Troy, where it will sup
ply want long felt in this community But We must
not tell any more We hope this will 70 no further.