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~ Protestant woman good family cook makes excellent
broad biscuit COrnbread pastries &c: Tsclass laundIehs
city country milk and butter mod.
best references CAL at O. 800 Bth-aye.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

O0 WEST 1OTH-ST., near 5TH-AVE.-
%bD Miss STEWART has rooms the Sd floor TO rent,
with board moderate
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Ciln proprrIn 90 Eel.
Gounirp prOperIp 90 Est.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at CARR
~ SONS. opposite West Point Address FISHKIl
SAVINGS BANK FishkIll N y.
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9iTH-ST.. III West-Large handsomely
C Furnished second story front sunny room with board;
rOOm fDnrfh floor referenCes
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EOOK.-As good cook by respectable Prot rot
~ estant woman: city country best references goOu
bak Nj first floor
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siinntinna manlen--ftmaIts.

AT MAURICE LINDQUlSTS SWEDISH
N SERVANTS OFFICE, Gniore's Garden, corner ~ On
ST. ana 4have swedish French and German seTVahsi Ie
mol md m q all IIniaafanla.
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XVASHING.-By respectable woman to do
w the washing and ironing for ladies' and gentlemen or
wond DO iauics understands tutng and puhng chdrrns
clothes manner hauncls washed the same
new reference, II required Call on Mrs hCtOk
MACK No. 3l4 Easl G5thst, between LIST ana 2dayes.
XNTASHlNG.-Family washing by the week
W or month. Call address Mira b. HANDY, lil West
2Gth IT.. between 9Th AID 7tliaycs.
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WHITE STAR LINE. ,,,. .,,,.o,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL SII.AMhslSo
FOR QUET NSTOWN AND LlNERPOOlE NJ
NOTICEThe steamers OF this Line taGe the Lane Route
recommended by Maury, u > NJ on Doth the outward
~ sITi1 G az Wy UaaH THURSDAY Dec. H.
rs ~ 49, iIIaa1on SATURDAY. ID C. 81. y.
BRITANNIC Cant Perry saturday, Dec. ~ 500 a. M
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PIER o. MUFFIN
RIVER. a.,
These uniform in size ana ~ Rail-
pOiutments saloon, StaGr0Dms, smoking; anu ndt,
rooms placel amidshps where the NOISE ahu
least felt anOrdng degree OF comfort h'efo
at o,...,u. ia
RATEs-saloon $50 ssU and $780, gold steerage SSo ie
tickets % favorable terms.
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor DIGS A.,
For uspecton of hns and other Information Apply az tno
COmpany's Oncrs No. 81 Broadway Now OH or ltu W
nutst. Philadelphia RI O'hll7 AHoI''
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SPECIAL NOTICE.



No one need suffer. A positive remedy for
ali Kinds Of Piles, ailaytng the intense Itch
Ing AT once, giving instant relief. An Indian
treatment you apply, called DR.. Williams In
clan ointment, prepared only Tor Piles. and
nothing else.) Thousands already cured.
Mir. Joseph VI. ryder. Cleveland, u, writes !:
- suffered for years with Itching and W.
csEated Piles, tried remedy after remedy ad-
Vertlsed- and consulted physicians in Phila-
Adelphia, Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapo-
rs s.nd this city and spent hundreds of dol
lars, but found no relief until obtained a box
OF Df. Williams Indian Pile Ointment some
four months ago, and II has cured me COM
piete!y. had part of a box LETT which gave
TO friend OF mine, who had dOctoTed with
many phy s.cians, and ~ last resort went
20 the noted Hot Springs, Arkansas, for treat
nent. He informs me that the Indian Cipt-
ment has also cured him OF tins Plies IL is
certainly wonderful discovery, and should
oeUsed ey the many thousands who now are
suffering with that dread disease.
For more certificates Of cures Sss lars cir
cular around each box of Ointment. Sod by
druggists generally.
sold by FULLER FULLER Whole
sale druggists Chicago. auglsdSw
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K. of p.
A Grand s'rGcession and n Big Time
Being Had =: lniianapOits.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 27.-The Su.
preme Lodge of the knights of Pythias
and The Grand Lodge Of this Stale oil
the same order, convened in annual session
to-day. The Grand Lodge of the State es-
cortcd TIE Grand Lodge from their head
quarters, from the Grand Hotel to Odd
Fellows Hall, where the session of the Su,
preme Lodge will be held.
S. ii. Rowe, of Michigan, was appointed
Chairman Of tho Committee on the rate Of
mortality and interest, and o. I. WEIGH o!
Kansas, Chairman OF the committee on
Legislation.
The actuary of the Charter Oak Lie,
promised four per cent. reserve by the
Isl of January. Ne!ch, OF Kansas, presen
ted, and supported in speech, resolution;
declaring that the failure Of Life lBsur-
ance Company's was not caused by greater
loss BY death than anticipated, but By
BAD MANAGEMENT,
profiigacy and dishonesty of officials, and
recommending the placing in vault an
amount Of assets sufficient to pay all losses
and claims, and in addition, an amount
equal to the reserve charged on all out
standing policies in force. \ resolution
was adopted deploring the evils growing
on; of receiyersiiPs.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 27.-The process
sion Of the knights OF Pythias, this after
noon, was very creditable affair. Uni,
formed Knights from many cities in this
State, Ohio, Michigan, Missouri and Ken
lucky were in line, headed by section OF
polio and two companies OF city military.
After passing through the principal streets,
the exercises were had at the exposition
buildings, consisting Of addresses of wei
come by the State Attorney General and
Mayor Caven, OF this city, followed by a
contest by all the bands present. Tonight
grand ball and tomorrow, commencing
at ten o'clock, prize drill contest al the
exposition grounds.
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into town. but contents himS.

ture into town, but contents hims,
living around the outskirts. The Plate lay
papers, in giving the report OF the cutting
say that there was festival at the coloreG
Methodist church in Platte City, during
which Hob Doyle, Jim Milton, Ike Lin
coin, Sam Baker, Sam Brordhurst and oh
ers got on big tear, and broke up the fcs-
tival. About u o'clock these men, armed
with pistols, razors, &c, went to e quiet
dance al house ON Bee Creek.
When they arrived at the place they broke
up the dance and INDUCED in regular free
fight during which Ben Busey was terribly
cut with razor and several others were
severely hurt. Sam Broadhurst and sam
Baker are supposed to have done the cut
ting. Ii was currently reported that Ben
Busey had died Of his injuries, but from
other sources comes the information that
he is not dead. Bob Doyle, one Of the par
ty, was arrested by Sheriff Hunt, the next
day and lodged in Jail, but since then has
been released on bail.
Dilligent search has been instituted for
the other culprits, but their arrest has not
yet been accomplished.
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DIR. Kings SyphiIitic Remedy is warranted
TO cure Syphilis in the primary, secondary
and tertiary stages. and in AL its varied and
complicated forms, and will cure the worst
Cases OF Yenertal diseases; cases which have
resisted the Treatment of the most eminent
physicians of America. IL cures the first
stage and heals the ulcers in a few days. IL
cures ulcers In the mouth, nose, throat, head,
arms and lsgs; also hard pains in the bones
and joints, swelling of Joints, syphilitic rh.u-
maiism, etc, in "A short time. Price five dol
lars per package. Sent everywhere by ex-
press. A treatise on sexual disease, free.
sent mailed Tor two stamps. Sold by DR.. J.
Dinsbeer, iI5, North Seventh street, 81, Louis,
30. Cures guaranteed or the money refund
ed Thee. EgersdOrh, agent, Leavsnworth,
Kansas. mlleolXwiyr
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Tern PEI RANCE.

Eastern Railroads Reducing Their
Hates for ExcursiOnists 10 the Great
Temperance Camp Meeting at Hi>.
marcK Grove rom August 30ih 10
september 9Th.
KANSAS CITY, August 27.-The National
Temperance Camp Meeting at Bismarck
Grove, on the Kansas Pacific road, begins
on Friday, September Goth, continuing ten
days. The Chicago, Alton x St. Louis,
Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy and all
roads going west ircm Cincinnati have re-
duced the rate to one cent and three-quar-
tiers per mile, and the Missouri roads will
issue tickets Tor ten days to Kansas City
and return. 1t is expected that ten thou
sand excursionists will be gathered here
from points east Of the Mississippi river
THE KANSAS ROADS
have adopted a rate OF one cent per mile,
and it is expected that thousands OF visi-
tors from the East will improve the oppor-
tunity to visit the mountains. The indica-
tions are that 10000 people from Kansas,
Missouri and Colorado will be assembled
at bismarck during the camp meeting,
which continues I'LL September 9th.
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Liver IL King.

The Liver is the imperial organ of til
whole human system, As it controls the life
health and happiness of man. When it is
disturbed in its proper action, all kinds Of
ailments are the natural result The diges.
ton of food, the movements of the hear,
and blood, the action of the brain and ner.
vous system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings of the Liver. 1t has
been successfally proved that Green's Au
gust Flower is unequaled in curing all per
sons sfhlcted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com.
Plalnt and all the neutrality-suspicious. that
result RON An unhealthy condition OF the
Liver ana stomach Sample bottles to try
Az csne. Positively cold in all towns on
tne "eAem continent Three doses will
prove that n d just what you want
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Publication Notice.

TIE STATE or KANSAS, -
LEAvESwORTH COUNTY,
IL tbs District Court Of Le1ueH,CoaGt County:
MARY j. LANDER, Plainti,Tl
WILLIAM VI. PLEAS, AR
leila Pleas, his wife, John
Lsmber, Jasper s. Rice, AMI Publica:i on
Maria G.. Rice, his wife, The Notice.
First National Bsnk, of Leav-
enworth, William r. Gordon
and Leonard T. smith,
Defendants.
NyILLIAM NJ. PLEAS, ARZELIA PLEAS
w and William r. Gordon, defendants
abOve-named will take notice that they have
been sued by the above named plaintiff in
the above entitled Court and that said de-
the plaintiff on or before the 10Th day of De-
tober A. D.. is1s, or the petition will be taken
as true and judgment rendered for the dissO-
luton of partnership firm mentioned in
cry OF the debts of said firm and that the
amounts OF the claims of the defendants
on the partnership property OF said firm,
cOnsistin NJ of lots one, two, three. four, five,
six and seven in :Dlock number four, in
LedvenwoTth City, City proper, in IIeaven-
sOEsI property thereon heretofore used as
Otei property by the firm of J. s. Rice
& Co, be ascertained and paid out of
said partnership property of said firm and
for the distribution OF balance among the
partners of said partnership firm, according
as The interest of each may appear therein
and for other and further relief
Dated August q. A. ID. 1873.
STILLINGS & STILLINGS,
aug29wIt Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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STARTED IN SEARCH

OF them last Sunday. One OF the parties
has returned, and states that the bodies Of
Weddowtield and Vincent were found in a
narrow canon Of Elk mountain, where they
probably met the gang of robbers and were
killed, the former receiving two bullets in
the neck, and the latter four in the chest.
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How FORTUNE FAVORED DESERVING
Poor YOUNG MAN.-The Marion Indiana
Clronioie Of July 18th gives lengthy de-
scription of the good fortune attending the
sending by mail Of two dollars to NJ. A
Dauphin, =. o. 692, New Orleans, La, by
Mr.. j. NJ. Hill, the Western Union teie-
graph operator and newsdealer in that
uown. He had never before invested in
such an institution, and was agreeably sur
prised to find himself by his bold venture
lifted above want for the rest of his life by
the immediate payment on the part of the
famous Louisiana State Lottery Company
of $4,000. Reader, this has a moral for
you. May you not be as equally fortunate
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HOUSE AND FARM.

Hands are brains servants.
A dust bath is essentia! to fowls.
Peaches are few in New England.
Pears are scarce in Massachusetts,.
Now Is the time TO SOW winter rye.
August IL the month for grass seeding.
Weeds are gross absorbers OF plant food.
Poultry husbandry should be encour-
sged.
-Pfescut duties discharged make hap
Py future.
Alligators are used to make compost with
in Florida.
Georgia has named new apple. The
Kansas Queen.
Oatmeal aud water make 4 good bever
age for men and horses
Peaty soils, we'll drained, are very pro.
ductiye Tor grass crops.
1t is the attention to little things that Sc
cures success in rural life.
The reading and thinking farmer is the
che who wins the prizes.
Good, thorough tillage is death to weeds
and their propagating powers.
Poultry, well managed on farm, is an
uudoubted source OF income.
1t is the iudolent, money less vagabonds,
that advocate and adopt the creed Of COM
munIsts.
But for the farmer and gardener all other
vacations and professions would languish
and perish.
Improved farming composition Of hoofs,
hair, wool and feathers Is substantially the
same.
The Poultry World says separate the
sexes in old chickens this month, while the
season lasts.
"Scaly leg" in fowls may be cured by
carbolic soap suds or sulphur and lard
mixed and rubbed on.
Weeds should not be permitted 10 ripen
seed in the garden, or III hedges, or by
the roadside.
Look for grubs among your peach trees
right away at the surface OF the ground,
Or just below it, you know.
Cream cheese is digestible while skim
cheese is indigestible and unfit FOX food for
the human stomach.
Farmers lack capital, it is often remark
ID. II so, why? 1t is not because they
ack enterprise? Enterprise is the source
If capital, is it not? If any one doub:, try
/.
Try top-dressing grass, with fair soil or
sand, even, if the meadow is
you'll be surprised at the way
he grass will grow.&
One bushel OF sugar beets, mixed with
line bushels of apples, makes a cider richer
md a superior flavor to that make from APP
,les alone.
To prevent iron Iusting give it coat of
inseed oil and whiting mixed together in
he form OF past. 1t is easily removed, ard
will preserve iron from rus.ing for years.
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ITCHING Is" Is one Of the most annoy
Ing diseases IA the word; all can mud prom pt
and certain relief by The use OF ''Swsyne's
ointment" Tn, symptoms moisture,
Ike preparation, Intense Itching, particu-
Larry al night Wm. l.. Grove, u :. Mar
sh-pS Ollie, Harrsonturg, Va, writes: 81
suffered twenty Yeas from this terrible dis.
ease, consulted many ply sIcians, but found
no perm 'n"nI TeiIei GBui ! used SwHyne's
Ointment" II al-o Cures tetter, pimpleS, |
cruStN- >c1iy. -ltcny skin diseases. leaving the
skin clear hnds smooth without "a blrInish.
sent by mail To any address ON receipt of
prize - Get u box, or boxes for IL p.
Address lei t.-rS IL Dr. sway 4 son, can
br DitpInrI -ITuOI loses & 60. : AID Spar
Tow & Jones, L+ayeIwnTth.
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A FINE head OF nair IL such AN iudiSpenSa
bic suJunc1 90 b"tuty that no one who prizes
go Il l"oNs ~uBI.tu neglect Ia use London
Hair tp.OT R.St,Tr-r,' tn. most deiis htGuI ar
isCI'- ever .'.tT,r.ucca Ia the American people
Tor Increasing - natural giUN III, restoring
H. Natural r'bi'' E'ld al tue s-me 1iIne to- g.
ly hair dee ~, aIsu Ds4u'iii-r. IL H. totaiiy
different irriB ali piurT>, not sticky aBu gum
nay, ana iTrg iIptn "a. ifu pure lnGT sG.t MS tat
render many other aEuc.tS uJrJN.ou-: ia
iscL "a - 4uts!lr.y pcTilitvi a. Il - i'tIit ci-
~ nd c'' -ai..ftf prepared a. to M he AZ q
lasting haIr dressing aud toilet luxury. sold
by al d's-lri> IA fine toilet 8rl4c.c~ at IS
cents "A bpu4r, ~ >IN UpitI-s tor ~. sold by
ATaUid, Jones n 60. aud sparrow y Jones,
L'-sNrnwoIIh lies JEug-sstt-w
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COnsuuptiOu Cured.

An old physician retired from proctice
having had placed in MS hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and perna-
nent cure for consumption, bronchitis, cat
arrh, asthma, and all throat and lung aifec-
lions, also a positive and radical cure for ndr-
yous debility and all nervous complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt il his
duly TO make it known to his suffering fel-
lows. Actuated by this motive, and a desire
10 relieve human suffering, / will send, free
OF charge, to all who desire ii, this recipe,
with full direction for preparing and using
in German, French, or English. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, W. W SheraT, li9 Powers Block,
Rochester y. \. june6eowly
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The Centaur Iinimsnts are Of two
kinds. The White Is for the human .ami-
ly; the Yellow is for horses, sheep and 9TH
er animals. Testimonials Of the effects pro-
duced by these remarkable preparations are
wrapped around every bottle, and may be
procured of any druggist, sent by mail from
the Office Of THE CENrAUR COMPANY, 40 Dey
Street, New York City. janl0-wlyr
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Land l. Nature. Machine.

1t is the extra feed and the extra ma.
nure applied that produces the profit
Land is bat natures machinery to pro-
duce crops; the better the machine is
tended and fed, the better it will manufac-
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Constipated bowels, inward piles, costive'
ness, levers, torpid liver, yellown,ss of the
skin and eyes, indigestion, dyspepsia, and ali
arrangements Of the internal viscera, are
cured by .Swayneis Tar and Sarsaparills
Pills" Unlike many other purgatiyes, they
do not irritate the stomach and bowels by
frequent use. They keep the system IN =
healthy condition, by arousing the torpid
liver TO healthy action, and expellipg by the
bowels and kidneys, the matter that poisons
the foundation of life.
Be particular to obtain " Swayne's Pills.
Price - cents box at all leading druggists
Arnold, Jones 4 Co., and Sparrow 4 Jones
Leavenworth.
SuuWodEriSr
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET
SIR In.rrx Auousr q

HEHP-F,Im; undressed. SIS o09s5 o..
FLoUR-Steady Xxx, S. 9O2i 10; xxx, 81 %
al 40; family 81 i5di IS.
WHEAT-HigDer; No. ?, red, ssj+as51zc,
cash; so14as9c, September; eJ5s SsII1c, Octo-
Der; No. 3 do, IS .554c, cash.
CORN igher Si5.93s14c, cash; 81 .d3f4c,
September.
0Ars-,igher; zo9e01.c, cash; :01xs2ssc
September; 229Z.Isr, october
RYE-FIrIn.r; isc.
MHIsKY-SteaGy 81 OF.
BUTrER-Cnchais ed.
EGGs-t nchaugeI-
PoRK-LOwer; so p.
DRY SALT MEAIs-NOminal.
BACoS-easier; % 1916 %, 81 o. S. 20.7 IS.
LARD-SOminai.
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Does the World Move ?

The Rev. John Jasper, of Virginia, says
"De trn do move, for in de mornin' it shine;
on dis side oh de hous, Will in de ebenin
on dat side OBJ de hous. Now, ef he don't
move, how com he dar" Notwithstand
ing Mr.. Jasper's logic, We yet believe the
UO,H moves. When Mr.. Jasper's ideas con-
s,ituted the popular belief, people thought
that TO die of smallpox or cholera was
simply fulfilling one Of natures laws. Now,
through vaccination, smallpox is averted,
while cholera, cholera morbus, dysentery
(hux,) and diarrhea are readily cured by
the Use of DIR. Pierce's Compound Extract
Of Smart-Weed. Does not such evidences
tend to prove that world moves" As an
external remedy for cuts, bruises, sprains,
dwellings, bites and stings of insects, the
Compound Extract Of Smart-Weed has no
equal. Veterinary surgeons have also en-
ployed it with marked success.
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The attention Of the citizens Of the First
Ward is directed to mention in another
column, Of another improvement, the ma
ture of which will become apparent to all
who are lovers of beefsteak for breakfast
Mr.. a. Witbenhoist at the southwest cor
ner Of Kiowa and Third streets owns the
He is an accommodating
German and will deliver meat or vegeta-
bles lfresh) to any part of the city.
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An OILY ARGUMENT.
I'm the Shape Of n Fire at the Corner
of fsSth and Della ~ are streets Last

In the Shape of a Fire at the Corner
of fsSth and Della - are streets Last
Evening.
Last evening, shortly before seven
o'clock, Charles Williams, the porter at
Thompson's drug store, al the corner OF
Fifth and Delaware streets, went into the
cellar TO draw some benzine, leaving the
lantern some eight or ten feet distant from
the barr,l The faucet being rusty and
hard to work he gave ii a jerk when the
barrel overturned AMI burst, the benzine
flying out and reaching the lantern ignited
and in an instant everything
was in blaze. Williams clothing
caught fire, and rushing up stairs Mr..
William Carpenter, clerk in the store,
wrapped a cloth around him and put out
the flames The alarm was given and in
a short time two streams were turned on, the
fire being put out in a comparatively short
time 1t was an awkward place TO work
the hose, the dense and sitting smoke rem
dering it almost an impossibility to go into
the cellar. The loss will approach $500,
fully covered by insurance, which is in
two companies; 81 800 in the Northwes-
tern National, OF Milwaukee, and 81, 800
in the Continental, of New York.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK, August

NEW YORK, August q.
FLoUR-Active but a shade lower, nomin-
al unchanged.
WHEAT-spring quiet and firm winter ac-
tive, hdlc better ;ungraded winter red, 9Icd
81 10; No. 2, do 81 UsdI %; ungraded amber,
81 OsGI 10; ungraded white, 81 10; No. ?,
white, 81 09;Sl O9l2
RYE-DuIl western, q &c.
BARLEY-Nominal.
CoRN-Advanced hfa1zc; ungraded, 4jdigIIz;;
steamer, IS !iS1zc; No 2, 49gi91zc; TOunc ell
low, use.
OATs-Firmor; for prime poor and doll,
n shade lower y. 3, q s2sc; white, use; No.
., Sic; white, 81 15d2st4c.
CoFFEE-Quiet but rrm.
SUGAR-FIrmer, quiet.
MoLAssEs-DulI and unchanged.
RICE-Fair demand.
EGGS-Heavy western, i715Sisc.
PoRK-Steady, less active I; mess, SO pa
10 80.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
CUT MEATs-Steady.
nAMs-Pickled, IL.
MIDDLEs-Long clear western, sc.
LARD-DulI; prime steam, 81 4GT III
BUrTER-Steady western, 6a22c.
CHEEsE-euict; western, tds1ic.
WHIsKY-Eirm; 81 l21a asked.
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The Kansas harley crops.

lChicago lnter-Ocean, p.
In Kansas a fair amount of barley Is
grown-about 100000 acres-and the quail.
ity this year is reported fair, and the crop
en- average one.
To Preserve knives and Forks.
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A sure Thug.

DIR. Hunters Specific and Injection No. /
are warranted to cure Gonnorh0ea, elect Cor.
dee, Structures, Diseases oI the Kidneys. Bad
der and Urinary organs OF males and ie-
males
DIR. Hunters Specific No. is sure remedy
for the Spermaiorrhds- seminal Weakness
nightly emissions. the los OF power, caused
by >elf-abuse or excessive indulgence Price
al Dr. HUI ter's So, cific 50 per bottle. 1njec.
ton, 81 per bottle. sent eyerywhSre py ex'
press Dr. j. Dinsoeer, sole proprietor, No
AS, North seventh street, ~. Louis, Missouri
Send too stamps Tor treatise. Cure su.sran.
Iced or TIL money refunded
Theo. Eyersiorr, Agent, Leavenworth,
Kansas may l2.eodSw.