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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23
THE WAGES OF SIN.
sn This Particular Case IL Being q
uosr Well Deseryed Tbrashiny.

Last Saturday evening a man whose name
was not ascertained the being ia such curry
when he left to forget to leave his card) at
temp pied to commit rape upon the person of
a little girl, the daughter of one of the most
prominent merchants of East Leavenwortt,
but failing in his nefarious purpose he under
took TO save himself the consequences OF his
crime by taking 10 the woods. posse OF
citizens was soon gathered, and the brush
and timber secured until the trembling
wretch was at last unearthed and brought
from out his hiding place. He thought his
time had come, as the stern and determined
looks of his captors certainly boded him no
good. He was taken to large tree, complete
ly disrobed and after being securely tied was
dashed numerically, until his body ran rivers
OF blood and the prisoner was nearly exhe,lst
Ell. He was then told TO 20, and that II ever
caught in that vicinity again he would be
hung. The lecherous rascal was only too
glad 10 escape with his lie, and securing a
boat he crossed the river to this city, where
he must have either secreted himself or gone
west as he has not been seen since.
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SELLERS Liver pills.

Have been the standard re'neiy for the curt
of LiueT complaints, 'oSfireness, Sick Headache
and al arrangements O; the stomach anu
liver for over my years. Read: SELLERS LiU-
e7 EflLs cured me OF an attack of Liver COM
plant of eight years sianding."-WIn. FvRns
Joliet, HIS. Price &c box. X. Z. ellers ,
co., prcprietprs, Pittsburg, Pa. S,!,. b. all
a 5sT.
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X. c, PRODUCE MARKET.

KANSAS CITY. NO., May o.
WHEAT-Dull and lower; No. 3, 81 OOl. !;
No. 4, S71zc. Rejected; &c.
CoRS-luiet and dull; No. 2, 3l1fc; reject
ed. 5Oc.
OATs--Dull; No. 2, 2lc; rejected, lSc.
RYE-Duil; No. 2, 43c rejected, IDc
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23
4 PAW.

The Greatest Circas % the Age.
The pt ople Of this section Of the country
should not forget that .Forepaush's great cir
Gus wiz exhibit In Laevenworth on June ith.
Look out'ior the advertisement next week.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23
ONE HUNDRED MORE
Great Demand for ths Wilson Sew
ing Machine.
Tho Times Prepared to Supply tho
People
At Prices That Will Astonish All.

We have now received a sufficient nuri.t er
can supply the demand, no matter h6aS great
II may be. We cannot see why people will
persist in paying exorbitant and unreasona.
BILE prices for these articles when We are pre-
pared to offer them at cost. wesuy them in
quantities larger than any agent can afford
to, and consequently get them much cheaper,
and II you subscribe for THE TIMES we will
turn them Greg to ycn al cost price. Read the
following offers:
OFFER NO. !.
To anyone sending US SIS we will send a
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine, new, No. S,
worth si5. and THE DAILY TINES Tor one
year. This b giving you $50 for SIS, or really
giving you IS sewing machine for SIS.
OFFER NO. 2. n
To anyone sending us Us We will send q
Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine, new, No. s.
years. This is giving SIS for Us, or really Civ
ing you ss5 sewing machine for SIS.
These machines are all received by us d.
rect from the factory, are perfectly new, and
are without doubt the very best in the mar
ket Send Us IS and we will send you the
paper and the machine.
A Traaquil Nervous System
Can never be possessed BY those whose diges.
tive and asimilative organs are IN a state Of
chronic disorder. Weak stomachs make weak
nerves. To restore vigor and Quietude to the
latter, the first must be invigorated and regu-
lated. The ordinary sedatives may tranquil
ixe the nerves for awhile, but they can never,
like Hostetter's stomach B,tters, remove the
causes Of nervous debility. That superb in
vigorant and corrective OF disordered condi-
tons Of the alimentary organs has also the
ensct Of imparting tone to the nerges. The
delicate tiss0es Of which they are constituted,
when weakened In consequence of impover-
ishment Of the blood, resulting from Imperfect
digestion and assimilation, draw strength
nom the fund Of vitality developed in the
system BY the Bitten, which imparts the re-
quired impetus 20 the nutritive functions of
the stomach, enriches the circul ati3n, and
gives tone and regularity to the secretive and
evacuative orEana
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Wanted.

To exchange for a good improved farm al
joining some town in Kansas, or good town
property, the following unincumbered real
estate: A two story frame, heat by furnace
good barn, all in good repair, a!so a new
brick house with seven acres of good land at
tached- Above property well located in a
pleasant town in southern Michigan. Also
Tor sale at a bargain, 5000 worth of well as
sorted dry goods, for which real estate will be
taken in part pay. Address, Box III,
JoNEsvILLE, Hillsdale Co., Mich.
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x. c. LIVE STOCK MARKET.

KANSAS CITY, May T.
CATTLE Receipts, 5l3; shipments, l6j
&c lower, and dull sales native steers, 90 9o9
80 cows, s. 30.
HoGs-Receipts, $40; shipments, 20; quiet |;
DC lower sales = nOa2 %.
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, May q.
HoGs-Receipis, 1900; firm and active;
es0iee heavy Shippers . l59S 81 light s. 10
CArILE-ReceipIs, 40 ,; slow and a shade
weaker: shipping steers, 81 2Odi ~; feeders
and stockers, uull. s3 1865 10; butchers, nrm;
cows, - 5Ggi -.
sHEEP-Iteceipts, $50; unchanged; g coz
4 IL
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Special Local Notices.

Uncle Sans Condition Powder prevents
disease, puriiies the blood, improves the
appetite, gives a smooth and glossy coat Of
hair and keeps the animal in good con,li-
ton. For sale ~ Jos Harrop Campbel
d kendrick, and TheO Egersdorf.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23

Fer Summer Complaints, or Cholera-in-
fantum there is nothing as safe and reliable
as pr. WincheIi's Teething Syrup; it never
fails to give immediate relief, and is harm
less. Sold by Jos. Harrop, Campbell Il
kendrick, and Theo. Escrsdorf, at p
cents per bottle.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23

DrNTrTr's Cough Balsam Is the only aD-
solutely guaranteed remedy for coughs and
colds in the market. Jones & Sparrow
will refund your money unless perfect sa:-
isfaction is gwen. d&w.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23

CONSUMPTION can be prevented 10y the
timely Use of Dimmitt's Cough BalsaIn.
and the worst cases OF that terrible disease
csn be relieved by the timely use of this
admirable, pleasant remedy. Jores d Spar
NV, wholesale agents for Kansas d&s.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23
NERVOUS DEBILITY

Vital Weakness or DepTeS.
sion; a weak exhausted feeling, no ener-
gy or courage; the result of Mental
OVer.WoTk. lndiScretionS or
excuses, or come drain upon the sys-
RI RETs Sic 10 u II OF ic
SPECIFIC NO. %. 1t tones up and
invigorates the system, dispels the gloom
and dependency, imparts strength and en-
ergy, stops the drain and rejuvenates the
entire man. Been used twenty years with
perfect success by thousands. Sold By
dealers. Price sl.eo per single vial, or S.
per package of five walls, and 81 vial OF
powder. Sent to all on receipt of price
.0PATHic ME6iclHE Con-.
RANY, l0s FULTON STREET, NEW
YORK.
Theo. Egersdorf, Agent Leavenworth
Kansas. june S-3taw&w
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CONSUMPTION CURED.-An old physician re-
tired nom active paactice, having had placed
In mis- hands by an East India missionary the
formula of n single vegetable remedy for The
s ). eedy and permanent cure of CONSUMPTION,
Bronchitis, atarrh, Asthma, and all Throat
and Lung affections, also "a positive and radI-
cat cure for General Debility and all nervous
its wonderful curative powers in thousands
of cases. fell il his duty TO make ii known 10
hrs suff-rin. fellows. The recipe will he sent
free Of charge 10 all who desire IL, with full
directions Tor preparing and successfully
using. Address, with stamp, naming this
paper. DIR. J. L. STONE, 2sJl Popular Street,
aprIsw5m
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23

THE Grocers' Supply Company has a con-
tract to supply the military government at
Fort Leavenworth, with 80 boxes of Har-
rops Baking Powder. Good goods are appre-
cia,ed by the military, evidently.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23

Catarrh, Consumption and Bronchial
Complaints, ii neglected, speedily end in
perm anent suffering The best known
remedy, after long practical Use, Is Eilert's
Extract Of Gar and Wild Cherry; com
pounded by skilled chemists, from some of
the best known vegetable remedies. IL Is
not only valuable in pulmonary diseases,
but ii is unlike most cough remedies
which are extremely debilitatjng) an ex-
cellent tonic if taken As directed. For sale
by Jos. Harrop, Campbell * Kendrick,
ahd Theo. E;gerSdorff
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a sure Th1DG.

are warranted to cure Gonnorh9a, elect Cor
dee, Structures, Diseases of the Kidneys, Blad-
der and Urinary organs OF males and fe-
males.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2is q sure remedy
for the Spermatorfhea, Seminal Weakness.
nightly emissions, the los Of power, caused
oi DIR. Hunters Specific - per bottle. Injec-
ton. 81 per bottle. Sent everywhere by ex-
press: Dr. :. Dinsbee.. sole proprietor, NO.
send two stamps for Treatise. Cure guoxAn.
teed or the money refunded
Thee. kgersdorns ASsnt. LeavsnWugth,K Kan.
as 1ay0So1AV
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CITY NEWS.
THE COUNTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

Proceedings I'm the District Court be.
fore Judge Cr0zicr Yesterday Pro
bate Maaters-POliceN Notes.
DISTRICT COURT.
Mary E. Powers VS.. Paul White, ct Al
Judgment against White, and his guardian,
for 81 $50, interest al twelve per cent? ana
so for attorneys fees foreclosure anu SAFE
ordered.
sass vs. Naturalization TO strike petition
from the Z, Ie overruIed case set for trial On
Monday morning next at ten O'Clock.
Court adjourned until Saturday morning
at ten O'Clock.
PROBATE coURI.
In the matter OF We estate of Fannie New
land, a minor, Richard Patterson, guardian,
said minor having obtained her majority, on
application said guardian ordered Tn pay over
ss,3A OF. the proceeds and interest of sale of
real estate belonging TO said minor
In the matter Of the estate Of Catharine
Kramer, a.minor, Charles Tholen, guardian,
made third annual settlement.
In the matter OF the estate of q. +. and J.
W. Sharitt, minors, Grace Sharitt, guardian,
citation returned.
Louisa r. billiard made application for let
ters OF guardianship on the estate of VIM II.
and Orleana billiard, minors, bond fixed at
$500.
Information Of the death of WIN. Moore
filed, and application made by Amanda
Moore for letters Of administration
In the matter OF 1.-THE estate Of Kate Janett
Montgomery Tfllotson, minor, Mary Beard
guardian, petition for sale of real estate of
said minor granted and sale ordered.
POLICE COURT.
Thirty-three dollars in fines were assessed
In The police court yesterday morning.
Frank Barns, q vagrant, was given sixty
days on the rock pile TO recover from his la
illness.
Harriet Shaw, assaulting and ba'tering
somebody, fined g.
Edward Ulrich, charged with assault with
intent to kill, case continued until the 9th
inst.
VIM. Langdon, vagrancy, sentenced TO six
months in the county Jail.
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NOTICE.
Equalization of Real and
Personal PYopertv.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
LFAvENwoRTH, KAN, May /, 1878.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
~ Board CT Z, unity commissioners. of the
County of Leavenworth, constituted rs a
Board of Equalization, Will meet at this Office
THE FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE NEXT,
and proceed to fairly and impartially eGualize
the valuation of real end personal property
of the county, at which meeting or adjourned
meetings, all persons feeling themselves az
grieved with me assessments as made and re-
turned by the assessors, can appear and have
all errors In the returns corrected.
]. W. NIEHAUS, County Clerk.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23

The Grand Lodge officers were installed by
Past Grand Chancellor Bartlett.
This session of the Grand Lodge includes
the largest representation yet sent to any
meeting Of that body. and in every way the
present sitting is tie most successful We;
held. The Lodge adjourned last night 20
meet this morning al nihe O'Clock.
The procession will start from the hall at
49, O'Clock.
To-DAY's PAGADE.
The PR partitions for to-day's parade are all
complete, and Il no unforeseen accident in
terferes, or If the weather does not Prove too
unpGopi.Ious, the demonstration will be a
grand and imposing one. Kansas City, Atch-
ison, Trenton, st. Joseph, Lincoln. Nebraska,
and scores OF. other cities in the West,In Kan
sas, Missouri, and Nebraska. will send repre-
sentaiives TO swell the numbers in the process
sion, which will be the largest seen in the
city for years. The line OF march will be as
follows:
From the ODD Fellows Hal, at the corner
of Sixth and Shawnee streets, cast on shaw
nee street 10 Main rect.
Sou on Main street to Delaware.
West on Delaware street TO Seventh.
North on. Seventh street TO Walnut
LAST on Walnut street 10 Fifth.
North on Fifth street to Ottawa.
West on Ottawa street TO Broadway.
South on Broadway TO Shawnee.
East on Shawnee street to the Hall.
1t is the intention of the merchants along
the principal business streets to decorate
their houses and also display flags and bunt-
in. Flags have been placed around the
second story Of the hall, from which the pro-
cession will star, which has a very pleasing
{ uec:-
THE BALL,
which will take place in Odf Fellows Hall,
this evening, will be a most pleasant and en-.
joyable affair. TIE hull has been most
decorated. great taste having
been shown in the Arrangement of the fes-
toons and drapeTies. T: e. attendance prom
ises TO be very large and select.
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II people Will crafty the Unborn desire 10
speculate tn chances thev will do well to see
that all Is fair and nothing against them but
the odds OF fortune. The scheme OF the Lou
isiana State Lottery Company, to be found in
another column of this issue. cOmmends IL.
:. II 10 all such. Besides the enormous amount
of money 70 I. divided among the ticket-hold-
eis, It should he noted that the entire man
asement OF the drawing is in the hands of
Generals q. T. Beuregari. OF Louisiana, and
Jubtl \. Early, of Virginia.
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Uncle Sans Harness Oil fills and CLOSES
the pores of leather, efiectually preventing
the entrance of dampness, dust, etc, AID
rendering the harness soft and pliahie,
while at the same time increasing its dura-
bility. Sold by all haraess makers and
dealers in leather.
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are put up on q neat and attractive card at
tacbed with a rubber cord, including mirror,
cotton and tOoth-picks, with full directions,
wori n.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23

WaNTED-MILCaC Ows-I want to buy one
or two good milch cows with young calves, on
weekly payments. Address NV. r., Leaven-
worth, Kansas. mhlOd2&
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Try Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Lini-
meut for rheumatism, Sprains, Burns, &c.
For sale by Jos. Harrop Campbell Il Ken
dricl,, and Thee. Egersdorf.
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study of the Bible

Many of US have not the reference
works and helps to bible study; many
have not the time for bible study dur
ing the hours of the day but there is
one thing / wish to impress upon you
and that is what can be within the reach
of all Constantly apply the word
carry it into Tractice--apply it day by
day, and hour by hour. You will be
astounded at the marvellous result That
is the key to the understanding of the
bic. Every other appliance or means
pales into insignifioance be ore this. The
bible is written entirely with view to
personal application, to practical adop-
ton of its precepts. This study will
mskaEup for all else. A man or woman
may have but a bible let him or let
ner apply it, there is freshness, life and
POWER given to every chapter, every
verse.
| may say there is possibility of
over competition (there is nothing under
the sun that cannot be objected toy
We may all rejoice in examinations,
but let us not neglect this continual
study. 1t is a perpetual study-an in
exhaustible life-study. Go as deep as
you will, review your work, and you
will find you have only touched the
surface. And as we thus study we may
long for the introduction to the better
woTld--the life of rest Let us remem-
Der the experience of ST. Paul, when he
was in strait, between a desire to de-
part and to be with Christ, and to re-
main to serve Christ among his peo-
pie. Let us have the Spirit OF the
word TO move us to constant, earnest
service. Let us not be hearers of the
word only, but doors also Continue
to study the word Of God prayerfully,
and live the word, that ye may become
living epistles of Cariss, and be sancti-
fed wholly spiu,. soul and body
T Bible Class address
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Brick-Making by Steam.

Evidently there are in this country
those who do not share Mr. Barrv's belief
that ''iron is the building material of the
future" but have greater faith I'm the
qualities of burned clay and show their
faith by their werks. There has been
established lately in Baltimore the
second factory in the country for making
bricks by steam-the other establishment
being in Washington-which Is aid m
be able to make 10000 bricks each dav
The clay, after it has been nassed
through iron rollers which pulverize the
small stones and reject the large ones is
carried to the top of the BUILDING and
thence falls into the disintegrator which.
makes $50 revolutions per minnie Here
it is reduced to fine powder and passes
off into a pipe where, by the addition of
steam, it is moistened enough IN olive it,
particles the proper cohesiveness This
pipe feeds a wheel furnished with monIds
which in the two revolutions II ,,otes
each minutes, turns out 232 brjcts As
the wheel revolves the bricks drop ont
on to ar endless belt which carries them
to shed some fifty feet swav ,vbere
they are loaded by hand upon smsl, carr
which are rolled into drying ovens and
allowed to dry there during Ave hours.
tina dampness in those ovens being con.
staptly withdrawn by an exhaust fan.
After this they are stacked in kilns and
fred.
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OIeomargarine.

The microscope is summoned to the
defense of oleomsrgarine Prof Arnold,
of the university medical college in New
York, testifes that he has made care.
full examination, and finds "the oleomar-
garine butter to consist of exceedingly
clear and beautiful oil globules, a sufi-
cient proof of its purity" while some OF
dinarily rancid butter "shows very nicely
the granular and irregular oil-globule
character of decomposing fat" Prof
Brewer OF Yale college, goes still further
and declares that, $50 ar as chemistry
and common sense suggests, l see no res-
son why it should not be as wholesome
and as nutritious as cream butter, and
will 80 believe unless It's actual use dem
onstrates to the contrary" Yet We sus-
pect that, in spite of the carelessness and
filth Of many diaries, it will be long be
fore the popular prejudice in favor OF
cows Futter will accept the purest and
most wholesome oleomargsrine as its
equally
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the lands sought after, and will be iufD.
itely the most valuable lands we have
Mark nv prediction, that the Bermuda
lands will then rank with the grass lands
of Kentucky and Tennessee. 1 know
full we'll that there are parties who have
been made sick and sore Juggling at Ber
muda to make cotton, and remark, as ]
nave frequently heard, SIS for me, YOU
are welcome to all the Bermuda.
Aside from its advantages as a pasture
grass. Bermuda improves the lane. both
in furnishing vegetable matter and pre-
VENT. q its washing. One other reason
why this grass has not been properly sp-
preciated for grsziDg purposes ia. thst
PARTIES who own the landsand have used
Il have not had winter grazing, and have
suffered their stock to SHIFT for them.
selves as best they can until spripg,
when the few that succeed in keeping
alive are so dead poor that it takes all
the following summer TO get in living
order again. The contrast is too GREAT
to be endured. It's very much like
stock any kind that have been stall
fed or pampered. If left to shift for
themselves, they soon pine away and
die Henry j. Hill,i in Southern Cult.
vatOr