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0necn Of the ONen.

4 biscuit made with Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powder is certainly the qeeen OF the
oven. So light, white and enjoyable. You
lift it tenderly, break it open gently, spread
it daintily with the sweet butter, waiting to
be gracious. Alter breakfasting on biscuits
made with DIR. Prices Cream Baking Pow
der, what man would contemplate suicide,
or grumble because his wife asked him for
money? Ii dSw.
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Special Local Notices,
wiIhosr. Fever and axye Tonic,

For all diseases caused by malarial poison
ing OF the blood, warranted cure No
poison, no arsenic, no mercury, no quinlne;
no bloated fsce o. glaring eyer, no bursting
head or breaking back, no weak knees or
paralysis Ggitons from its use! 1t is safe,
invigorating and leaves the patient renewed
in mind and body, and sound as a dollar
Ii wipes out all sallowness and gives a
blooming complexion IN the place Of that
sickIy, officiating color peculiar TO the
Chills and Spleno-hepstic arrangements.
wHEELocK, FINLEY * Co, Proprietors,
New Orleans.
For sale by all Druggists. eod&w.
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" sAt~n tAAAE altNA ~
THE DECEASED
BAD BAK Err.

They Are SIN On HIS Track bus Ray.
eo's Caught Bin Yes-Belief That
He is In The city.
The man San Baker, the same whom
the police are after for stabbing q man at
Platte City in q Iarrel . short time ago, is
believed to pr IN me city, hanging around
uns southern outskirts Of the town, near
where his mother lives. He does MOI ven.
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a George Il. IersiOn.

TOPEKA, Kan, August 27.-The city is
full OF people-delega;es and others-to at
tend the Republican State Convention.
Gov. AnthOny's friends held caucus to-
night not less than one Hundred and fifty
delegates were present and several hundred
Others. Gov. Anthony made a speech
which was greeted with cheers. His
friends are very confident that he will be
renominated. 4 Martin caucus was also
held-reasonably well attended.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET
NEW YORK. August p.

MoNEY-lLd2c.
PAPER-Aime mercantile, 3Iz94Izc.
CUsToMS-Receipts, s3gI,tUJ.
The assistant treas urer disbursed $500, 600.
CLEARISGS-Sj ID, 90.
MISSOURI 6's-255.
SrERLISG-B. L., sixty days, 81 So; sight,
81 s7A.
COUPoNs-lSsl, 81 O77.; 1865, new, 81 or A.;
N61, 81 O5Is lS6S, 81 o.; new IS, 81 CO; new
Al regist red, 81 O5i4Gsl O35 coupons, 81 Uij4
al 0i5 ; new as registered, FL OO54dl OF; cou-
pons, I'll 0O1sIl OIL; 10 AS registered, 81 CO.
coupons, 81 US1s; currency 6's, 81 l9is
GoLD-Sold throughout the d.y al 81 COZ.
CARRYING RATES-13a2 FER cent.
BORROWING RATES-ld2 per cent. and fiat.
SILvER-At London. 81 5-l6 pence per
ounce.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RAILROAIS-Flrm.
STATE-Stcady.
SruCK-The market was firm until near the
close, when there was y sudden drop of y to
IL per cent. Granger shares and coal stocks
were the most conspicuous in the decline.
The market closed weak
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ATried Remedy for B,liou.ne,..

Those who suffer from disorder or inactIcn
o the liver will never get the upper hand OF
the unruly organ so long as they use such
irrational remedies as blue pill, calomel and
podophyllin. But from the tried and popu-
lar medicine, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
they may expect relief with a Certainty OF
obtaining IL. The influence of the bitt as
upon the great hillary gland is direct, power
ful and speedily felt. The relief afforded is
not spasmodic, but complete and perman-
emf The sallowness of the skin, furred APP
pearance of the tongune, indigestion, ccstIyr-
ness, headache, nausea, pains through the
right side and shoulder, in fact every accom-
paniment OF the obstinate complaint are en-
tirely and promptly removed by course of
this inestimable me iicine, In beuaif OF which
testimony is constantly emanating from
every quarter andfrom al classes OF soci; ~.
eod&w
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Miss Mallie Brace, Of this city, gave dra.
matte readings at Lawrence short time
since, and the papers of that city speak OF
her in the highest terms. Miss Brace is a
young lady OF fine talents in her line, and
has but few equals among the professional
elocutionists and dramatic readers of the
day. Leavenworth has reason to be proud
n har
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NIi.sOurI Merry Making.

Last Saturday a gathering was held
al. ut one mile and half below East
Leavenworth, at William Rockers grove
some five hundred people being present,
music merry making and speaking being
the order OF the day. Addresses were
made by Hon. John L. Crisp, Judge 7. C..
Moran, VIM Stevens and Others.
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ANOTHER ECLIPSE.
Ilaportant TO FRrnsrs.

The old reliable Seneca Falls lift anG
force pump are the best. Over $1,000 il
use. Buy from James Foley, dealer il
pumps, gas pipe, brass work. rubber hose
lead pipe and sheet lead. Wind mills and
lightning rods always on hand. Call anC
see that you can save % per cent. 2ls
Delaware street, Leavenworth, Kansas.
Aug. l. wit
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CHICAGO STOCK ExAkKzr.

A1At-Nsts august -
HOGs-Ts2crir'>. 500: market Sow hut
steady; cuOlor - iJfi -; light, ~ 2gdI 81
mixed, - 50.
CATTLE-tsec-ip : 90: market slow and
weak. and "a shade lower; shipping steer,
~ a. 20; butchers quiet, cows, s. SJGi a.
buds 81 JJg3 ~; western cattle Ptenty and "A
shade lower, - tJs3 80; Texans easy, 81 SJI
.
sHEEP-ReceIfts 90; shipments LOO, market
firm 3 tguiUO
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TIE STATE or KANSAS, -
LEAYESwOETH COUNTY,
II, tbs District Court Of LeareH,0ol e County:
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SCIENTIFIC.
Election of Officer. for the Advance.

Ed elton of Officers for the Advance .
mens OF Science at 50. Louis.
ST. LoUIs, August 27.-The Association
for the Advancement OF Science, this morn
ing, elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, Geo. +. Ba-se
Philadelphia Nioe-Presidents, ;. e. Lang
ley. Allegheny City, and Maj J. W. Pow
ell, Washington; General Secretary, q. \.
Little, Georgia; Treasurer, W. F. Naux,
Philadelphia. The permanent 'secretsTy
+. ". Putnam, holds over. The nexl st--
sion OF the Association will be held Al ST.
atoga, on the third Wednesday OF Angus;
OF next year.
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Col. Cri,p at Farley.

Col John T. Crisp spoke at a picnic at
Farley, No, last Saturday, to an
an audience Of shout five hundred. TIE
picnic was given by the Germans of Lee
township. Maj. Moran, of Platte City, and
Hon. VIM. Stevens, of Weston, also spoke
Several Lesvenworth people were there, and
a good time was enjoyed.
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CITY NEWS.
From Tuesday Mornings Daily.

READ Gordon's price list.
But one case was fled in the Office OF The
District Court, yesterday:
Clark vs.. the Citizens Insurance CON-
pany, OF Newark, y. J.
Ii you want cheap drugs 60 TO L. J..
Browns old stand, Fifth and Shawnee
streets. Messrs. Sparrow and Igei will at
tend to your wants.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

FLoUR-Good demand. at full prices.
MHEAI-Irregular and unsettled, but gen.
orally higher; No. 2, red s41 zdsi5.c, cash, and
An lust; ga &c, september; No. 2,spring, ~ ",
cash ana August; sszdsSs4c, September
So Ldsgs+. october; No. 3. spring, sc
CoKS-EiImer, Soc cash 3s34c September
80 cas- a. October
RYE--Ieady and UNCHANGED
BAELEY-Dul and a shade lower 81 COZ,
cash 81 co -eptember.
PoRK-Falr demand and lower; 80 ijGS0,
cash: 20 i2;z - Il, September; s. 5111Gs 60,
October.
LARD ull aud a shade lower; g. IS, cash ;
g 1907 :714s, september; q 2)u7 221z, October.
BULK MEATs-DulI and a shade lower
shoulders, sac; snort ibis, &c; short clear,
&C.
WHISKY ady; q ".
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sEFoHETHE MEETING.

Assembling Of The state Convention
at TSpeka-a Large Crowd Present
ali Four Candidates Holding eau.
Cuses.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, August y, 1873,
Special 10 The LEAvENwoKTH TIMEs.l
\ large crowd has gathered to attend the
Stale Convention, to be held here to-uor-
row 1t Is the largest gathering OF leading
politicians that has ever assembled to attend
any convention in the State. Nothing can
be definitely said Of the situation tonight
All four candidates FOR Governor are now
holding caucuses and all are very reticent
in regard to their plans Tor to morrow.
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DAYTON, o., Angus. 21.-Captain Bogar-
dus, the champion wing shot, gave an ex-
hibition glass bail shooting at the far
grounds in this city to-day, breaking three
hundred and forty-seven balls in tsenty-
one minutes, making twenty-six misses
This Is the best shooting in that time on
record Bagardus left for Chicago this
evening to take part in the tournament
there. The match to-day was the frs,
since his return,from Europe.
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MARTIN AhE D.

John Martin Will Get the NO,nina.
ton SnIess the LeayenwOrth Dele.
CATION Huy Anthony Through.
Specialize the Leayenworth TIMES
TOPEKA, Kan, August 27.-The Martin
caucus, tonight, developed one hundred
and thirty-three for him for Governor the
Anthony caucus, seyenty-one; the ST. John
caucus, thirty-seven; Kelso twelve. \
good many delegates are not yet here. The
McPherson County Convention instructed
six votes for Martin. Anthony cannot be
nominated unless the Democratic delega-
ton from Leavenworth buy him through.
The chances are for Martin.
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Leaycnworsh County Horticultural
SOctegVs

A meeting Of the Leavenworth County
Horticultural Society is called for satur-
day, August 81, at two o'clock, in the
Commissioner room, at the Court House,
for important business. also to consider the
question of organizing a Northeastern
Kansas Horticultural Society. The atten-
dance OF members and all fruit men is ex-
pected.
By order Of the President.
A. q. CHANDLER,
Secretary.
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ssestcra Esutler the Beat.

grass. 10 judge Of the condition OF an ap-
/ pie tree : much like judging of the cordi.
ton of saeep in pasture
ssestera ButIer the Hssf.
/ Prairie Farmer, a
Western creamery butter now sells in the
New York and New England markes tor
more money than that OF The diaries OF those
States.
4 Lasting Ink.
According TO The Pharmacies an ink that
! cannot be erased even with acids is obtain
ed by the following receipt: To good gall
ink add strong solution Of fine soluble
Prussian blue in distilled water. THIS adj
dition makes the ink, which was previously
proof against alkalies, equally proof against
acids, and forms writing fluid which can
not be erased without destruction OF the
paper. The ink writes grrenish blue, and
turne black.
Don't Allow Weeds 10 Ripeu ScsGs.
Boston Traveller, III
Don't allow weeds about your dooryard,
barnyard, roadside, in the hed.es Of your
fields, in the garden where you have taken
of crop, TO ripen seed; nor sho1Id Won
put ripeIed DIS, full of seed, into YOUR
pig stye. Neglect not these hints''and sug-
gestions, lest you ere long be inquiring how
TO eradicate weeds. prevention is better
than cure" is an old adage.
iaia.,ry Will Kill Hari Times.
kansas Spirit, 2Il.
In these hard times, ii a man is hard I'D,
We do not care a fig whether he takes the
advice OF Horace Greely to .'go West" but
We do think he would better his condition
greatly by going to work on any bit Of land
that he could pick up anywhere. Ii he
loves work he could dig living out of an
acre quite easily. Industry will greatly
help to cure the hardness OF the times.
Chloride of Potassium in Wool.
prairie Farmer, 2i.l
The use OF chloride of potassium is re-
in Germany as a means OF in |
creasing the growth OF wool in sheep. The
fact OF the '.yolk" Of sheep containg large
of this chemical led some Ger
man chemists TO make experiments with
view OF proving whether the supply OF this
material would promote the growth Of wool;
and the result has proved that, by admins
ering chloride of potassium in the proper
ion OF one part of chloride TO nine parts OF
'alt, the production of wool may be iu-
;reased and its quality improved, while
he general health of the animals is at the
iame time benefited. Experiments are be-
ng made in order to ascertain the proper
Quantities TO administer.
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The Care Of Chickens.

ITUUItIy JVII M j
The French, and they are very successful
chicken raIsers, have light portable coops,
which they move from place to place over
their farms, at one time set upon the
new-plowai fields and again upon the grass
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cHRIsTaDoRo's HAIR LYE

l. pronounced both bv the world of science
and the world Of fashion, the finest pr-par-
alton ever invented by art TO rectify the
shortcomings OF Nature Manufactured
10y J. Chrisradoro, No. -, William street,
New York Sold by all druggists. Applied
by all hair dreesers. eod&w
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X. c. LIVE STOCK HARRIET.

KANSAS CITY, August 81.
CATTLE - RecsIp:S, 7Ug; shipments, lsO5 !;
market weak and lower; sales, shippers, - 90
O. 50 feeders, - UUuS - cows, s. OJ03 - =
Texans and COiOradOs, :. 2Ud2 -.
HOtss-Receipts, SO; shipments, 2S5 closed
weak sales, IS GOIi UJ.
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Uncle Sans harness OH will keep the
leather soft and pliable, thus preventing
its cracking or ripping, and is better for
ling harness than any other oil ever made.
old by all harness makers and dealers in
ather. Give il q trial.
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z. C. PRODUCE HARRIET.

KANSAS CITY, August -.
WuEAT-Aetive; No. 2, 7s7 9 79c; No. ), 7ic
No. 1, al sc.
CoRN-Quiet No. :, - &c; rejected, % &c.
OATs-tl Giet; No. =. l7;2c biu-
RYE-Sominal.
BARLEY-Nomiral.
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ShoYiTs Sale No. so.

DUBLIC NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue Of an execu-
ton issued on judgment rendered in an ac-
ton in the District Court, IN the County OF
Leavenwortb, IN the state OF Kansas, where
in owen Daily is Plaintiff, and Thomas Il.
Fenlon. and others are Defendants, 10 me
directed and delivered, / Will, on Monday,
the thirtieth day Of September, A. D., 1873,
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, of that day, at the
south front door OF the Court House, in the
City of Leavenworth, ia the County Of Leav-
enworth, in the STATE OF Kansas, offer at
public sale and sell TO the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, separately, each OF the follow
ing described tracts Of land, situate lying
and being in the County Of LeavsnvOrth,
in the state Of Kansas, namely:
Lot number twenty-five %, IN block mum.
Der seventy t.Oj, and lot number three 80, in
block number sixty nine (sgj, all in LeaveH-
worth City proper.
Dated this zsih day Of August, ls7s
L. q. LOWE,
Sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
CLoCGH WHEAT, Attorneys for Plain
tiff
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Stock Harket.

BEEF COws-2L4d3c.
BEEF SrEERs-35J.c.
NEAI-2I ale.
MUTrON-J54 $50.
Hoes 2Lzc.
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NCTE.-Parties wishing to attend the
sale can avail themselves OF the one cent n
mile excursion rates on all railroads, &c
and fro n the Temperance Camp Meeting,
held August so to September 10.
For pedigrees and descriptions, send Tor
Catalogue. aug2l-d&wlw
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Prairie Farmer, 24l

Western creamery butter now sells in the
New York and New England makes tor
more money than that of The d4iries OF those
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One Hundred and Thirty.One for
Martin.

Special TO the Leayen worth TIMEsl
TOPEKA, Kan, August 27.-ln the Mar
tin caucus, held tonight, there were one
hundred and thirty-one pledged to him.
From the best information obtainable, Geo.
T. Anthony has seventy-four, the rest being
divided between Kelso and St. John.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
List Of Property Transfer as Record.
ed. Yesterday. In the Office Of she
Regis ter Of Deeds.


ed. Yesterday. In the Office Of shs
Register Of Deeds.
Il. f Thompson and wife TO Edwin
Carpenter, 20 acres in the north
west quarter Of section 1 township
10, range u, described as follows:
Commencing at the northwest cor
ner OF the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter OF section ii,
aforesaid; thence south 60 rods;
thence east 53l rods; thence north
go rods; thence west 53l rods, to
the place OF beginning; also, the
south half Of the southwest quar-
ter of section Is, township 10,
range n, containing so acres; also
the southwest quarter of the south
east quarter OF section Is, town
ship 10, range p, containing so
acres 400
William III. Abrams and wife TO W.
4. Wilkes, the east half of the
southwest quarter Of section Il,
township 10, range y, east of the
9th principal meridian, containing
80 acres, more or Less. ..-..... $50
Michael Kennedy and wife TO James
McGraw, lot p, block 80, Lerven-
worth City property-........... 100
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THE Graud Central Hotel, New York, pos.
ecsse< all the Requirement Is, in size, style, D
cation aud N pointmenfsof the modern frst-
claa hotel, ald keeps il reputation Is . mod,
y hopsa eOdkW
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DIR. WuLHoFT's ANTI-PERIoDIc OF FE-
YER AND AGUE ToNIC,-Wilhoft's Tonic
has established itself as she infalIible Chill
cure. IL is universally admitted TO he the
only reliable aud harmless Chill medicine
now in Use. Its efficacy is confirmed by
thousands of certificates of the very best
people from all parts of the country. 1t
cures maiarious diseases OF every type, from
the shaking agues of the lakes and valleys,
TO the raging levers OF the torrid Zone. Try
1t, Ii has never been known to fail.
Wheelock, Finiay 4 Co., Proprietors, New
Orleans.
For sale by the Druggists. eod&w
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The highest market price will be paid for
Wool, Hides, Pelts, Skins, Furs, Broom Corn,
Grain, etc. Send sample OF some and sill re-
port Address, s. l. Ward. II Merchant Roar,
boston, Mass. July iSwi..
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HOME MARKETS.

HAY-si 30, little offered.
BEANS-Sl 30 per bu.
RlE-Steady at soc.
APPLES-Si p per barrel.
EGGS-sc per dozen.
CHEESE-kanSas, lOc.
FLOUR-WhOlesale,c choice Family NNXX,
81 %; Golden Eagle. - 50; Western lose,
:! 81: Rose, u IS and scarce.
BUTrER-Choiee, Sdl21 .gl5c.
GRAPt.S-21zc per pound.
OAIo-WhOiesale,l 6c new; 20c old.
BRaN-SS per ton.
SHIP STUfF--SlO per ton.
wHEAr-No. 5, Extra, use; No. 4, 75c;
rejected, zoe: demand good for No. ..
POTATOES Steady at DC; sweet Potatoes
so per bUshel.
O,NIONS-Per busheI, 3Oa35c; no demand.
PEACHES-Per tbushel, 259sI .5c.
TDMAIOES-Per buShel, soc.
TCRNIPS-Per bushel, IJg20c.
BEEGS-Per bushel, 2Uc
CABBAGE-Per dozen, 35c.
POULrRl-loung chickens. 81 j0Ei IS.
Prairie Chickens, fresh 3 % per dozen.
BRUOMCORN-SfJL6D per ton.
BACON-RetalI sc, Tor sides hams, lgc
country shoulders, canvass, IL &C.
HONEG-lOc per pound.
ORANGES-sg ~ reT box.
LENONS-SI2 " I Is or box
WOOL.
HEAVY FINE, per pound ...-.............I5 CGiCc
LIGHT, per pound @,7IZc
MEDIUM, per pound -.......--.--...-.---..ls G2lc
COMING AND DELaISE, per pound-2ll 2o2}c
EOulu Use
TUB, STRICTLY BRIGHT, per pound-3tc
COLORADO CLIPS, per pound -..-.......li @l1c
BURY BLACK and Cotted Fleece,
TO &c off. Market steady, and demand for
choice, good.
Stock sfarket.
BEEF COws-2l 4d3c.
BEEF STEERS-3J3'.c.
VEAL ale.
MUTrON-Ji.9 3iIc.
Hoes &c.
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Sh eriffs Sale No. 81,

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue % a judgInsn .
rendered in the District Court, in The County
OF Lessenworth, in the State Of Kansas. in
an action wherein the Kansas Mutual Sick
Relief society is Plaintiff, and Gustaye -tahI
and others sfe Defendants, and Of an execu-
ton issued on said judgment, TO me directed
and deliv cred, Will on the SDth day of Sep
tember, A D., ISIS, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ,
OF that day, at the south front door OF the
Court House in the City of Leavenworth, in
the County Of Leavenworth, and State of
Kansas, offer at public sale, and sell 70 the
highest bidder, for cash In hand, the follow
ing described tracts Of land situate, lying and
beng in the County OF Leavenwofth, and
State of Kansas. namely:
Lots number twenty-four GO, twenty-five
rs, and twenty-six %, In block number
thirty.tnree CSsl, in Leayenworth City prop
er.
Dated this 9th day of August. A. D., 1878.
u. q LOWE.
CLoCGH & WHEAT, Attorneys for J. n.
Spratey.
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Right on finance taking the lead in ag-
riculture and horticulture; the people are
equally clear headed in discerning what
among remedial agents are best, and acknowl-
edge with one judgment and one voice that
no Eastern pills equal Broara's Liu1 Pills
for curing the bilious diseases of the West.
Sick headache, constipation and indigestion
are promptly cured by them. For sale by
all druggists in Kansas, Colorado, Nebras-
ka, Missouri, Iowa aud the Territories.
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kansas Farmer, 2l.I

Knives and forks wrapped in dry wood
ashes, will not rust. The ashes are more
easily removed than rust, when the knives
are wanted for nae