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WANTS.
Wanted,

IMMEDIATELY an energetic traveller to sell on
il commission Jacquand's French Backing,
American Paint Pencils, Soaps. Ball Blne, Printing
Maine and New Hampshire; no travelling expenses
Address BOX 1873, Station A, New York.
ieb2j d3ts
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HOTEL TO LEASE.

The New England House, Portland, ME,
Address AUG. P. FULLER,
de2SdH Portland, Me.
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FOR SALE |!

TVyIIE Stock and Trade of good business, well
u established, good location. Would require q
capital OF three 10 five thousand dollars. Business
Doors, Blinds, Windows, Sashes &c. Anyone
wishing TO purchase will address
janlStf BOX SS5, Fer land, Ble.
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House to Let.

FTyHE lower part of house No. 232 Oxford Street,
Il containing all the modern improvements, gas
and Sebago. For particulars, apply to
j. B. PIKE,
0ct6dH 81 Union Street.
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TO LET.


pOOMS in Harrington Block, on Congress street
IA now occupied by Or. Tasker. Possession given
January1. Inquire OF JOHN G. PROCTER,
SO Exchange street.
oc20 diff
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SALVADOR DE MENDONCA,
Brsslian Censu General
MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, COMMERCE. AND
PUBLIC woRKs-DIRBCToRY OF PUBLIC
WORKS

BY erder q His Bxceilensy the Minister of this depart
for by gas Of tho capital Of
the empire. in the term, and conditions below
unt three Se,ees in the ats,ea Of the ss %"y Of 1e
ae Of . a II sSe DToy ea %
don Paris and washingsoa. at tho respective Brazilian
second The mus. present. outside the
viii testify their ntncss for tho service that they propose
Tird-No one concur wi.hout having previously do.
posted in tho National Treasury Ia the deegscy OF
tions abovc aaics.cd caution in bonds of
s" 'Hs' 10 S .a' 9Snsy 9%p @ rs s.ss
Fourth o'5cct Of the concurcncs will, be only tho
puce Of furnishing cusc metre OF aud tho term Of
other clauses o. Inc contract ~hsssyc, nav Ss
trsnsory. will be. without any discrepancy modea
eiBes,ons conditions which viii be dsr6a,sd
rscly In the DIRECTORY vi the Public Works the
!, f.h1All ,ns proposals win be opened in .ni, city in
"a day OF January. 1875 and The government will de-
tract will be considered concluded being Tho
ditions, which will be entered in competent tue
%s 81 % rio FSs q, sns s toa. s:s
aY ~ ,n, e. sy and w,h " ane S ,acboay
case the preference tails ON him.
muniea,on OF the aceepance his proposal refuses TO
sign the reiereo conditions will forfeit the tho
Eieh,hh he reserves tho rich, tho
npoi, ihe propos,.ls ,n,t seie pre.ented.
DinE,ToGr or PubLc WORKS Rio dc Janoiro, July 90.
1873.
NJ. BUARQUE DIX MAcEDo. chief Of tho Directory
STn pnAwIsG COMMONWEALTH DESTRUCTION
~ COMPANY Of keSTUCKY NEAR Ar HAND,
On sEP1EMBER 30. WITHOUT FAIL
Ab"Ars DRAWS ON TIE STATED DAY.
ANOTHER orsoSlSsfY Nh!EH sGcThisa iHnGs FOE
TUNE fOk ONLY 81
1000 CASH FRIES, AMOUNTING To Sii5.ioo
cArirhh PRincS $4,000 $1,000. 5000.
For tickets address COMMONWEALTH DIsrRIBU.
TION COMPANY, CourerJ Journal Building, Louis
vle Ky or B u. i )RTER Co. Eastern Agents. ~
Brsadway. New York. aud IS3 Montague st.. Brookyn
s)Eu rus ONLY SURE WAY OF TELLING FpR.
LOU.tunes Is by the lines oi the nand nmc ROD.
LIMO, 26o Grand st.. treats "lI conplnnts safely.
Coin ann --ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
'DOlO.UVV.draws septcmbcr ~ io.OOD cash guns.
Capital prize, S2D,Np Tickets. so; qnartcrs, $40;
eghths $5; twcnteths iotiets. 81 kcntucky state
Lottery. september Whoe tickets si Prizes csshcd
Fu Information sent ce j. DU ~ CO., BANKERS.
NASSAU sA. eorkor Liberty. New York.
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AT VAN TAssELL 4 KRARNEY's NART
ITO. liz East 13th ST., near 4th sv.
rwENrY.xIaHT HEAD or HORSES just In from the
,noifs%sS', sfsI;S. .ov non. .s
noESEs FoT BUsIxsss, ,,,,,o,,,
ALL THOROUGHLY BROKEH:
EGd any .%
EACH Goi.sE Is GUARANTEED sound and kind.
Also several family horsss that have In tho
country during the summer.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
rE9SE
FOUR couPEs, LANDAULBT BY WOOD BROTH.
wsod frames. bcvclled plato glass windows rosewood
ways, svc Ciarenses four C%aps isockaways, Depot
Wassns Extension Top Phac.ons. two Dectors fhaeons
ALSO aoo Tor SIDE BAR full spring Wagon. BY .h.
etbor hrst class builders.
TOMORROW TErDAY), win sell a. sur regular .
VERY FINE FAN hxH shY kbiss skE sSas 49,, hand. high
, ys handy ss'''.a :n
SOUND AND KIND in all harness.
Sa ss. ss 20 ,Sssa on ne Il. %.eS ls
OFFICE AND AUCTION MART. iIo and iis Eas, 18th
So. ncar 4th av.
ITliAs ~ ,snSn vi s4EKEE :, ss AyoTIoNEEn
will BE sod on
sATuHP a4 ri bsResa sfHsfTesf :. .6ss IS = 'e'''i
CITY AyGtloS Ma Mart land and Now Yosk x, rsss.rsaiI's.
TWELVE Two hor.o II sson. ns IL good condition
AT ANY sAcRIFICB-BgAUrIFUL. LIGnT, Ex.
Tor mproyed bussy hsc Do.ss ana single Harness. al
ssscc. S, 81 "a West ~ ' ''''' ''''''
A Two WORN HORSES. YOUNG. SOUND, SUIT.
h.ablc for all PURPOSES $40, $50 80 Prince ST., stable
A sACRIFfCr. - BUSINESS AND DgLivERT
express. grocer. outeher baker. milk, depot Ac 220
A $50 COST ONE MOSrn AGO sI.oo0 BAY
noe Harness Whip. and Blanket; also cheap. bcaoni
tension top Phae,on seats foor, pole aud shafts. ia
West 27,h 1t. near oth av
A HANDSOME CHESTNUT SADDLE AND DRYING
pefior TOP pom, fnss,on Inc Harness saddle and BRIDE
boarding r,sble, " ha., 1871 81. near broadway
/, NO WAGON PERFECT WITHOUT GoLDsNlrn's
Cam sols good. Sest. pS,s@..Ias
place All kinds OF goods for carriage mahsr..
A VALUABLE 0 YEARS OLD cor. ie,s II ANDs
"A and very stylish ssj, cost $3.50; sore breast Lx
Phkss, 5 3Jamess slip.
Anorsc. iamiy Cariag. ringie aud Double Harness,
A FOR sALg-FIvE HORSES SUIT ANY BusI.
~ .ncss cheap; mus, be sold at I6s Chri.tophcr ST.
I. NY CASH oFfER-FAMILy RETURNING FROM
a the country having n. further use for their Horses aud
handsome sicghs all good new. CiuD stable I5G
Bast 10Th ST.
A -fUR HALF VALUE OR KEEP. THREE GOOD
.souud llerss; also fast Trottcr lttl tender In
front ieet. 1Di Mercer, near Boccker
A 500; CuSr \ StIORr 1INE since OVEN ssIO
~ ~ year old ilamblc,onan Marc; sound aud kind Tor
Wagon, harness blankets, Re. Ms MUTUAL
CLUH, l3S West 3ist 81.
4 -TlREE iiUl,sEs, suITABLE FOR ANY BtisT.
N. mass. satisactory trial given; must SELL "a Grand
It.. Narick.
IlAHGATN~. .-S22J FOR EXTRA HANDSOME ,IX
lSycat told Mare 10 hands; sound and kind. tots m
thrc minutes IL very syiish aiady driyo her. ton
fony rhaetcu not soilcd. sia3. cost F7j; exrs light
tension top Park Phaeton tiiO 5000 light
Kgckaway Carriage, 800. cost siJo two Harness
l2D East 10Th at
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMIES.
A -MAkS' ACADEMY or DANCING 2.s BLEkCkBR
A.st.--OPcniug sorec Monday evening. september L.
Glasses begin Tuesday evening September H. send for
circular.
A --KELLN'S DANCING ACADEMY. IA AND 10
~ 18th st., n-ar "a avrvatc Lessons hour. Glide
waltz specially. send for eirculNr
INARTfEirs DANCfNG ACADEMY. \ UNION sou ARE
OGh dc) Glide specatits lady assstsuts prva,s
lstsOns hour.
L,EENANDO'S nANCING ACADhMY ssrd 81 nj
u ~, Bans Buildngl. Reopsning ption. rharsass
september ~ ItasseS ,Ugu,sD eisculsr. sd
dt'ss HsslDENCh, Gi5 LeNinfton Puvats lr,s ~
any hour.
/ LlifMANN. FoNMrhiN Wir.i - - nvFFg n, \
~ .wu rrupcn us Danciuw ArAdeny Az Wtst s,Nh -
Monday. tie 10TH
~ rHkNbH uiVES Lr.sSOSS ry .iN .DN, SnND
w .or call for circula Broadsse s"to 81
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SSl00 1Ys hAsh ~ sogFssy :.. i,
Capital prize. S2DOn Tickets. SO; quarters. 80;
eighths $5 wcntiehs 81 ortcths. 81 Kentucky state
Lottery. september ~ Whole tickets. ~. Pses c.shcd
Put inicrrnstcn sent bee j. DUR CO., BANKERS AZ
NASSAU st.. eotlor Liberty. New York.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-01
WASTE AND WANT

Either man must be content with
poverty all his life, or else deny himself
some luxuries and save to Law the base
of independence in the future. But if a
man defies the future and spends all he
earns whether his earnings be one or
ten dollars day. let him look for lean
and want at some future time for thew
will surely come, no matter what he
thinks. To save is absolutely the wav
TO get solid fortune; there is no other
certain mode Those who shut their
eyes and ears to these certain facts will
be forever poor. and in their Obstinate
rejection of truth mayhap may die Ia
rags and filth. Let them SO die and
thank themselves. But, mol Thew take
a sort of recompense in cursing fortune
Great waste of breath. They might as
well curse the mountains or the eternal
hills. Fortune does not give away good
and substantial goods. She sells them
to the highest bidder, to the hardest and
wisest worker for the boon. Men never
make so fatal q mistake as when thew
think themselves creatures Of fate SITS
the surest folly in the world. Fverv
man may make or mar himself which,
ever he may choose. Fortune for those
who by diligence, honesty and frugaiifv
place themselves in position 20 orasr,
hold Of fortune when Il appears in Vierr
The best evidence of frugaiity Is the I've
dollars or more standing in your name
at the savings bank The best evidenre
Of honesty consists Of diligence and fFus
salIty. --
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PHEASANT MEMORIES.

We do not realize that all of our ac
lions Of to-day afford food for memor,
tomorrow. Then try to live Alright. II
youth as we all remember, hope was oul
guide, anticipation and expectation wer,
the animating sentiments; the mine
looked constantly forward, plans anC
purposes were its chief activity. In
maturer years, as most of US know, reaii
zation takes the place of hope; the mind
fcclieerns Itself with now. Clearly there
must be, % years accumulate, a gradual
turning OF the mind toward the past
memory will become the chosen com
panion; we shall live more and more In
what we recollect Youth dwells In the
future; manhood in the present; age iu
the past To ponder upon former wear.
enters into the heart life of age lust al
does the hope and prospect Of years d
come into that youth. Each person Is
forming that element for his ace by his
lie now. The hasty words, the foolish
deeds, the neglects and omissions. the
transgressions Of today are the seeds for
20 many notifications and sorrows n
grow rank in the white-haired wears
whatever is wise, right generous. self
sacrificing, honorable in the life Of To
day IL plant which will riDen thick
with peaceful and pleasant memories in
me days when memory Is chief factor "a
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CONSUMPTION
(so-CALLKD)
Cured in from Sixty to Ninety Days
With Natures own Medicines,
Roots, Banks and Herbs.

a CURE WARRANTED IN ALL CASES
TAKEN FOR TREATMENT. ~
Afflicted man or woman. neglect that dread.
full disease no longeri Come to see me at
once and have microscopicaI examination
made OF your diseased par s While the sun
shines Is the time to make hay, and dead men
need no medicine.
1 have diploma from the Physio. Eclectic
Medical College. of Cincinnati, Ohio. that
you can see In my ONCE before You employ
everything purely Vegetable and II / do you
no good warrant do you no harm.
"a Remember my terms Address ali
communications, confdentially,
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An extraordinary story comes from
Bengal A village about eight miles
from Calcutta has been taken possession
Of by large monkeys. The inhabitants
had 70 fly from the raiders, who attack
ed women and children Viciously, and
ara now living On the food now left be
hind by the villagers.
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PREACH YOUR BEST SERMON.

We think every one will be tempted
to regret that the writer should have
left the doctors name blank in telling
the following story which we find in our
city exchange: l.
Rev. DR.. - had prepared himself
very carefully for a Sabbath evening
service. The day was stormy, and he
expected very few persons would be
present, and was tempted to use an old
sermon, and save his last and best for a
fine day and full house. But he re-
membered the advice of the venerable
Dewitt, Never change your subject;
let the weather change, but always ad-
here to your preparation" To a few
people he breaches. At the close of the
severces a stranger came forward, exhib-
iting traces of emotion, thanked him
heartily for the sermon and asked the
privilege of walking home with him.
The talk was suggested by the sermon.
Reaching his home the stranger was in
vited in. He regarded the sermon as
personal, believed that his religion
should be practical, stated that the Lord
had blessed him "in his basket and store, i"
beyond his highest expectations, and
asked the doctor to aid him by his ad-
vice, in bestowing his riches wisely.
The doctor answered that he knew of an
L ".
would require large sum to give it real
relief-at least $4,000. The stranger
said nothing; but, taking some checks
from his memorandum book, filled up
one for SIC, 700, and handed it over. He
then asked him to name other charities
that were really deserving { As names
were given checks were drawn, in sums
of from 81 GOO to $4,000, until he took
his departure, leaving ia the hands of the
astonished preacher checks to the hand
some amount of $65, 900.
i Thinking over the matter, the conclus
ion was reached that either the man was
insane and the checks worthless, or that
under the influence of deep feeling and
sudden impulse, he had in haste done
what he would repent at leisure He
was confirmed in his impressions by the
stranger presenting himself early the
next morning, and supposed he would
ask the return Of his checks. But no; II
was to ask if there was not some othel
object that, on reflection, the doctor
could recommend as deserving q helping
hand. He politely answered that hi
really thought the matter should, for thu
present, end where it was; that his gift,
were already munifcent The. strange
answered; ut is the Lords" and insist
ed. The doctor then said that the For
eign Missionary Society of their owr
. church was in a strait-necessities great
contributions small, debt impending
and missionaries about to be recalled
; what amount would give relief?" III,
hesitated, but answered truly, FIT,
|. thousand dollars" A check for tn,
amount was filled up. The man was il
! his right mind. The checks were goos
: : and duly paid. Ever since DR.. - ha
concerned himself about the prepare
, tons and is not troubled about tn
weather, adheres to his preparation, an,
legves the rest to God. That man, or
duplicate of him, would be welcomed II
many church in this city to-day
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AN ARTICLE OF DIET.
Free from A6iuTteraffon

Every analysis Of the Frsnes. E,.Ars.~
Powder, manufactured 10 q as HEWsoN 4
Co Of Kansas City No. has proved Il Tres
kek Te glss the public ana ider az tie e1s-,,-
c114slln8 n4ed IN ths one tea aponnfnl now
oez1 IN general and the CharEa PoEEIlsr a
particular, Efcf, FaeTiek's analysis Of he
et41o y diversity OF Kansas, sheWs Il 10 eo1-
ta1n = = Per cent ~ Burnt Alum. OF e. IS Der
Seat O LAMP Alun TAe question 70 decfde
!. gSlHee1 4.oH PoNdeD Or q pure enc, IKE
tne trenee baki1g Powder. e. &c has ~ a.
prevail % tie u & GoVernneat. ~ Vo5r
8roes< ~ Ne 4SSAehs 131S
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EMPoRIA, KANSAS.
EWING SMITH & WIFE,

DENTISTS,
Permanently located In Emporia; yet dur
ing the pleasant season of the year they Will
travel by their own conveyance to any part
of Lyon or adjoining counties II you wish
your work done at home, inform them by
mail They can complete full set of teeth
in eight hours, and will take suitable stock
in exchange therefor, leaving the same with
YOU at your expense. until the work give
satisfaction. At home first week of each
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E1nporia,
Kansas.

Having had ten years experience in the
treatment of Chronic Diseases throughout
Southern Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, and Col
orado. and having met with unparalleled sue
cess in all cases yet taken for tTeatm emit,
tender my professional services to the az
hicted public on the following new terms
to-wit: Terms are from two to seven dollars
Of the week. -l
MAKE a speciality of every form of Lung
Disease ESQ called COnsumptinn), bronchitis,
etc, Asthma Tor PhthIsic), Catarrh, ancers
old Sores, Hemorrhoids Tor Pilesj. Ulcers,
Erysipelas, Epilepsy, Fits, Falling Sickness,
Purulent Ophthalmia, Acute or Chronic
Examinations, and Inflammation OF the Eyes
- even Blindness of years standing. Old
eyes made new, to see without spectacles in q
few days; Deafness, Dead Palsy. Paralysis,
Dropsy, rheumatism, Cramp Collie, Chronic
Dlarrhea, Neuralgia, Also every form of
disease peculiar to females Also every form
Of Venereal Disease = Structure, Orchltis,
Hernia or Rupture; all URINARY and Syphil-
Itic or Mercurial affections of the Throat
Skin or Bones, treated with unparalleled sue
cess on scientific principles. In fact make
3 specially OF every form Of old Chronic
diseases.
By a Microscopical Examination of the
Blood and Urine can tell you at once the
nature OF your disease. ana then. If you wish,
1 VIII deal out to you proper scientific REM
edles FOR the speedy cure OF the same By
the aid of the Microscope can detect Calcul,
Carbonate of Lime, Cancerohs matter, and
all extraneous substances mixed with the
Blood or Urine am also q scientific prsc-
toner OF Obstetrics (MidWifeFY).
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w. R. EMERY, M. D.


REsIDENcE: No@112 CorroNwooD ST.,
EAERoRIA, EAs.
REFERENCES-The PhysIo Eclectic Med.
ical 0liege. Cincinnati, Ohio.
J.. " Van Sickle A. y. q Il. D., Cinein.
R. 8. Nicely. N. D.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Z. johnson, II. D Cincinnati. o.
W-N n arttn; d. d, Cincinnati. o.
A. =: Rtrce. NJ. D., Indianapolis, ind
e. W. Van Vleck. u. D. Fl. Wayne, Ind.
Wilson Nicely, 81. D, CINCINNATI o.
And sworn Certificates of cures from one
thousand pa ientS, II necessary, that can be
seen In my once, = sample of which see
below:
ARkADELPHIA. C1aak Co., Ark q
January 2lst, 1873.
This is TO certify that have been Sick for
several months; was given M by NV ffiendS
% he In consumption and incarable ON the
YIN OF November last applied to DR. w n
Emery, travelling physician, who was then
stopping AZ the CIty Hotel, in this CITY, treat
Ing chronic diseases. DR. Emery told me-
that ne would cure me in sixty DAYS. no cllre
no pay for $50. one half down the other nai1
ery's medicines 60 days, when. to nv owu
surprise and that Of my friends ind inyssii
restored 20 perfect health; and advise All
who are afflicted with chronic disease TO e u
DR.. Emery's medicines and thew will he re-
stored TO good health. J. II WILsoH
This Is to certify that }. n. Wilson. = well
Known and respectable citizen Of this county
THIS Gay made oath to the above certificate
before me. Justice OF the Peace OF CIarE
county, Ark. W. A. GALWAY, j. p.
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Ght 4mnpuria News.
EMP0RIA, FRIDAY, NOV. i, 1873
FACTS AND FANCIEs.

You wouldn't Kickapoo Indian, would
your
The mosquito employs no collector to
present his bills. -----s
The handsomest woman in Europe is
said to be the Queen of Italy.
George Eliot writes sixty lines a day
and considers it good days work.
The trouble with many communities
Is that their dead men refuse TO be
buried. W
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NVN|FH "a ~--------------
sGtA The Democrats Of The west are going
wild with imitation ideas, and as their
own newspapers will not tell them what
their brothers in the east think, Republi-
can papers cannot do better than occa-
sionally TO inform them about these
views. The Baltimore Sun speaks of a
speech by senator Bayard, in which he
y made . plain and lucid demonstration
Of the functions of money in relation TO
credit Among other things he said that
cheap money is the result of good credit,
and that good credit is based upon a
confidence in the honesty Of intention
and ability of those making pledges to
redeem them, and demonstrated that ir.
redeemable paper money fosters specula-
uon and creates fictitious valuation,
under which men are deceived into max.
ing promises that they cannot fulfill.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-01

A Yorkshire woman is so clearly that
she uses two rolling pins-One for pastry
and the other for her husband's head.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-01

Lawyers are never more in earnest
than when they work with a will-that
n. IL the estate Is valuable
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-01
Better Yet-S1,OOO Forfeited

Charges very moderate-on1y from 50 cents
g " per day for the time you take medicine
NO cases taken that cannot be cured In ninety
DAYS. time $1,000 will be forfeited IN case Of
failure 20 cure any Of the following diseases
o-Wits-CAncer. Epilepsy, Fits, or Falling
Siekneas, fllest EIstula. any Throat or Lung
of = private nature.
w. r.. EMERY, NJ. D.,
lock Box sos. att EALPORHA. KAs
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-01

At the present time the water is lower
In Lake Superior than ever before
known, nearly two feet below the usual
level, and the transit steamers when
loaded down have in a couple of instan-
ces grounded in the main channel of the
bay at Duluth.