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A CLOUD or WITNESSES.

The following named witnes are among ths
,hou sands who have b.en cured Of Catarrh by
the use o Dr.. ssge's Catirrh Kennedy. .s
A Downs Ne Y Geneva Pa, y J B.oun ~
Joseph No. e Lewis .Ru'land, Vt.
q n,a ss Ns!s e A. e @ Name
s,a,or Wyo. j c Mer,m.re L, gsnsp II Ind.
N N Post LOgansport Ind, J W Bail, fremont
Ia, II b Ayers La PORTE Ind, jesse n -esrs ~
Branc IND l.. L Villa Q Canton No, Wv
Tnay rnnarEs Ill. Is Nichols jr Galveston Tex
A.. inert s,cneyille ~. y W Luck hcfar-
nj Wis, J hnson " !liams Helnic, ON =.
Mira ~ A Curry Ire To Tenn J G 10 In
iers Crr sport Ohio, g II h,s Elshat Irtd I,
Mrs ken,y iiaight >su Franejscn Cal. MIRO n NJ
Gnlushn La ieneev He y y. w J CT hsn i IL
Iva, \ d Smith NJ wmqn Ga q as Rice
\ ,ltim"Fe NJ !, Jssse 81 $ ara tarr sic Ind. lianl
u Miller VI Wayne ~ Mrs Mamie hlnsise 40
r nar3on Lowe NJ, ST. W Roberts Nairop.
Arz ma. has delaney Iierrlshurg Pa NJ q
C,ie l. viii Mass Mira q j >pur,op CHniti n
Ala Gus. + Kaw Ere e,iektow Obi, Mrs fury
Hunter, Ta'mirgoa ~. Tspt r J Spau'ting
tpmp i, nmugn Wyo.I w Tracy Steamboat
r ok Iowa, MIS- Ly il Wa &c SIN shan N y u
Peck Junction City Mont, Irnr, Ese B,at.s
Gasrlsstoa Pour Cofnc,s Y. George Hail
l'ustlo Gal. Wm 4 BArt',e Sterling Pa u T..
Ebou 0iS Peun-st Pitt-burp pa. J II Jackmau
Ssmp To- Depot Ky Henry Znbst Crrev Y.
Miss IIstiie r. rr0tt Aont.o.,ry' h'o i l.et-
hroet Chatham ms McCsv Nashpor' Ohio.
w " Warner y nth Jackson d oh. Mlss Mary 4
wiuno i'sti . Wis; JohnZt glrr Carl lie s.rir IS
G.r Pawn CITY Seb. Joseph J Miller xtnia
Ohio. . B Nj, huis Galveston Texas II L Laird
Upsr Alton III, John Dzvfs PRESCOTT Arizonis,
Mrs Nancy Graham forrest Grove Oregon.
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H.ppin-s u".erf. th'I L. the itu s.

h.ppin.s u.erf. taIt L. the I'm s.
~ Dew. i. iioyt d. - years suce-s-iui
Practice. GUARANTEES sp,tT anu pee man
eId .airt VI aI Chronic. ScrJiuiuu-, Phi
,att, oyphii.'ic ami Eeuisie Di-e.s,s,
Sperilraltirboea, Dr tsel-iDuse, a. his
.irtiicai fusilt,itr, AgafitS nru-! Block,
-spi,o-i,e Vie L,ty -ti"ii P,,k. o,racnsr,
J 1, Neu!siue San 10 al paIls. oi the
u .. asa Ist,is. D'nh uIprtiyei IS
Stv-rtt.ny Y,i.tk -awhc c+,rU Z oar iarer
cln,. .bu c,'psai Or hpy vr srnd Tor
circular ,r,hiis GA Lis -i'cclaiiIlrs 10 his
u q, B,,x rs .....,-. ,...,..t.-. ID
LADIES --My great liqula french
r"t,eJy. Ann. - 5, Femw,', ar Female
Frclri, IL uuIniiiia III lne. cufe VI ali
pnihul anu dau gcruu> ,llsvast, ol your
SIX. IL mulrr,trS all ,Xcrs-t,, aud
brings On Ihr nMnih'y ~ moi Nisb re- u
Hfity. In all brf,u1s ains spiial atirc-
ii'nt-, j'aIls in The ta,K or llRibs. htAvl.
Itss, fatigue on slight expr' luh. pal pia.
th,ii vi TIN. iirart. hwDrs. Ut spirit. ny
sirric,, SICK headache. VII trs, ai.d alt
painful dlsras, .Occisi ontd 10y a disorder.
,.d y STEM Ii effects r,lrr when all other
mems Iaii. PRIZE 81 0O per bnrtle, srnt
b. mail. DR.. w. T.. Hoyt, Box 216.
y rscust. n. Y.
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. MASIRk,a SALE


state Of iilipo!s, county ot A sIapder. %. "a
iht Alexander county circuit court. ~ '@
Hngh Cah han ys.JDhn lev,ns u sui,, l,,
iiii Of foreclosure hnl Tor relief, etc
kino,nt Of ,.ecfe rendered y az ISIS, ssts 40
il,s tst fvip January %.ils7S, % siH par Ji n.
ctnt tosts vi epit, in ;luding sOlici- =.
tors fseOr S6o .........'..., IS 10
b Pubiic notice 10 hereby nven ihst in pursuance
Of Dc. reg renderdip ssid court in lhr Moye
entlH,d rsdse atthesiecisi iDdcrinber term A u.
nj. ], John 4, Hsrlnan. Master IN Chaicsry Of
SAID county, VIII. on Friday, the 5000, b..
ed DAY or FEfikUARY. a. y. 1878. 3"
az the bur pfloo'ciocr am, sxli ct public
veBdus " the highest bidder for each, al the
front o0f Of tne hou iE ms aity OF Cairo,
In SAID county and rtate thu following described
real estate IN the city OF Care, county o. NIX
sndsr, and stAIe II Ilipois, 20 VT d if.y itet
Oh OF the front end Of lots pumber twenty -one
lt2il ltwenty-ts (s2l, twenty-ihi,el etjj,s and
tweniY-iour t2i), in block f6y five, lb2) being
on Oh the end thai frones on Walnut street, 10
raid city, mAkiox pieceI one Ehsadpd fsst On
Walnut street, and ffty feet on Ssve th, street,
tossiht With the privileges and Eppu tensbees
tfeTsan'e belonging or IN any Wise thereto aprer-
ts!nisg. rs
sp. c %a,sa.r s;otp 60 A-s's' IN cs.nasr'.
Dated. Cairo, HIS, jan. 81, ISIS. I.sitd
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How Webster Slaughtered ute
B. mans, o.

'"~ Webster. assecretarJ o. stT'e urdpr Ma /.
risor, had wuri.ome tim- about The
prssiaenl's inaugural messy. ne 1roe
nA,ont l,imsrIi ard erdeasorea to m ke
Harrison rc"sp, il, Tut tha' worthy was
-.1-s''-~,t; he hal Rr bard HI .sn sn,s
VA d " m n Al 10 esd l.. Webster I !
ti- frienI Harvey ih,t h wts aniio,' b..
cslisr tn" mes grwr, acc rdin. 10 hisj Z
me md t,-tr. ~ ias rropriate 1t IL
,er-i iYely int X m,n History, aud had
street 'el ., saN q cut the state If anti.
Gl."t q q 'he Romtrp- co'.us md vari-
iou- matters o. that hi i Indeed. the
WORT 'procon ~ Was repeated in II a
great m my time. Wnsn,r found, -ays
NJ. Ii rv.y, hattie president WAS eentup.
on ing bis own inaugural Mr.. Wei ster
"a 4 that tis i sire war to mostly Il, or,
il the 'sto,d. h. sud ithAd no m Re u
10 with TIL ada'rs OF the A me- icsngo err .
ment nd ~ Upi, IAN n cnap er IN the X :
ran. Grn Iisrison "a, ser rrIu, 'an IL o.
-en'eI e. let Ai,n thke Il, Ar webster
en- portion Of T., " x Hay N modify
ny .e m cage. Mrs, 81 ON remarked
/, b III. v..n bec,.ue h. M rsther iste ina
Gay, tn I ne looksi iaiisuh aud worre .
S.'d n q reaIlg hope gothiu- his hap
pensd You. ould aIhink that sumo
ihing dh4prened," he ferli' y. a. y u
knew wins have done I have. Killed
sevehts, r" nan pcrcoDsais AZ Gead d,
incl Is, every one of them. '."F-f
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Worms, Worms. Worms.

+. 7, Du,kyl's Worm syrup never falls 70
fenovs all kinds Of Worms. Seat, pin and
ON A.h Worma ate readily removed by Kun
kcl's Worm Syrup Dr. klnk 10 the iontv
su ,cessfll ph sIcian in thi, c. untry that can
rmove Tsre Worm In from tw0to four hours.
He his no fee until h al ana all passrs alive aud
10. this space N time. Common sense teaches
ifiTspe y orrn can 10 removed, all other Worms
can readily.he removed Ask your drui gust fr
pcr bottle, Il nAyer fa,s--0r send 10 the NO tor
gfr cirtulAr M. 2S' North Ninth st., Phiadel.
= hla. Advice free.
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GAf6Rallll eti,sa
The Good Old

u4g. 80 tne yt)ou Olu-f1nfB. ngfQ,
In the list 81 injury the ore Or, YAH &
idea Of eduea,iopf 4, r r w M II scarcely 10.
GUIDED learning 81 al. : ~ meant simply
and nphaticsl'y tbs di.sipise yhich, H.,
for society. Through mtrs mai hslf thst
pevioi manners were 'hs Thug In que il0i.--
MAJ ners. and how I, improve them; for
rlerly there wss every y here great fall
Ing or from what had heon, whether In
Fr nee or Enzlagd, I've, find cMmc do
ii Ia rnon lin l7U7J corf'fng 10 Fer friend
the pr nce.se 6es Ursinp, In YER. plsin lan-.
guage her feelings on this point: IL en-
Tess that the females OF the present day
are % me insupportable; Their ii4iyuOas
aud immedest dress-their snuG, wine,
giuuouy, coarscness and inc6ll ncr.--are All
40 opposite to my Taste that IL is nstora. for
fne to dislike fhem." Tie IT ectstor, lac q
da,o two or three years later, re MARKS UP.
on The fame ehsrActisties, and breads tire
conclusion OF the war for the influence
peace may have upon Enslish lsdIes. "The
whole discourse and bshsyior.r he writes,
"of the French Ia to make the ssx more
fantassich, or, as they are pleased 70 term
n, more awakened than Il convenien,
either with virtue or discretion. TO SPEAK
loud in public assemblies, 10 let every ons
hear you tails Of, things that should only be
mentioned 10 pfiyste or IN 8 whisper, are
looked ppon svpMtsyoi afe6ned educs-
iion,. Atthe same tirhea blush Is uafash-
ionabls. aud Observation-Disclosures than any
thiBg that cau be spoken ,, on this teach.
Ing he records tbs behavior OF refined
lady, newly returned from France, at the
performance Of Alscbeih, who, before the
risiog Of the curtain, breaks out In ioul
s5liloquy, "W hen wilIthe dear witches en-.
ter n and before the play was hall through
has formed sfale audience for herself.
"rhis pretty childness," he says" is not
to DO attained 10 perfection by ladies who
d, noe travel Tor their tnpfo,ene|'," to
sdd, ~ II were, point 10 their iypornce, In
imi alton OF thpse ladies Of the court Of
France, who thought II, i.l-bret di & ~ pro,
nounca hard word right-tor " hieh res.
son they took frequeut occasion 10 use
hart words mat they m'ghtmurder them.
This authority f,ther sdd~: ~ fhst d lady
Of sone, quliy st-e iurt b wig 4 cid u i.
siiymsde use or hard word mi proper
pace and pronounced it righ the VIII .
assem- ly Wa, out OF ,ountena &c tor herr
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Dysrepsis. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia

..E.F. kunkel's bitter Wine Of Iron rs sure cure
Tor this disease. 1t has been prescribed daily for
many ye rs in the practice OF eminen, physicians
with unparalleled suc.es symptoms are los Of
appetite, wind and rising nff,od. dryne liz mouth.
heid che, aaincss. sleeplesinrss and low spirits
tiet the genuine No, sold ia bulk. only IN 81 bot
ties: sold By all drugeirn. Ask for b, Kun.
ksRs Bittcs Wine Of lr,n aud take no oshers u
per bottle orsi bottles for S. All ask Is trial
Of this valuable medicine, \ trial will convince
ami, AZ mr.
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e. r. Kunke;'s Bitter Vino of Iron

Fac gre It III ce:a and .elgIt VI tae y orie.
in fac hol n.us OF tue kii mas ever been ofsru |,
~ ths I'm rie,o y 'opt which has 80 quickly
f'uud 70 W y int ID 'r gooi favor all he u,y
apr val u z I. Kunss.'s Bitter Wine Of Iron
tue .s All II, propoAes, and III s gives unistr .
eati factions Iti,guarsn teed to cure The worst
o. o. Ofiyspep,ia oe ind 'gest,on, kidney or
lv rdi c .ee, v s,sDe3s, nervousness, cons ipa-
tinn. scljity of he stomach. &c. Get the e n
uiue Ouly sold Ia 81 bottles. Depot sndo
&C. cs9 North Sin'h ctr e,, Pm iladelphia. Ask
for Kantei's and tass no other. Sold By all drug
Eiste q
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SICK HEAAACHE

4. 1lis disLrezsins sfiicsi0r occurs fnoft ire
eueauy. S4istur lance 81 The stonach,
arising from imperfectiy dsyesb-d Contents.
WITH disazrceztls nntises, and lids Constitutes
What 10 l1puiaziy ksswn ss Ssck Hradaebc For
prolnpt relief
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fURE Y VEGETABLE

containing those sBdfnsru roon nnd hs, bs which
q all Was rrJvidsncs has placed IN ~corntriee
where Liver Di:sas.s PRIV IL. II will cure all
,uhsAses Caused Ny arrangement vi the i.Sss
IN. bv~sts.
lhrsyn,ptems of Liver complaint are n bits
tyr Of ND t~t D ttH nVuthf = Np N the bach
'slues Sr j .mts,A OF q misSxksp tor xhsnrps-
tisIn sour stofnyh. loss Of spperfte. bowels
u teinateiy eosivs ana lsx p>adasbe, loss OF
nsmvr, with painiu sensation Of having
fail 70 CO eomsthing which ought 10 have
been doIs debility o. low spiIils, D thick yei-
ioW n. a annLCb VI The ain and " CO, dry
cough oite. insstak' n for ccr suml tin.
=. soIns inass many Of .these - nsvteni. attend
the disease, al othsrs very few but the liver, the
iAFkkAi 0Fgail IN ihy " d. h GENERALLY lhe srss
OF diasases and III not reEplAled In tiMe .egrea
lsunsrHg, rwYstchedness and bkAIu viii en'
sne.aSiaH a aae-sa sias-la aa'..as NAZ1il~
l osn recommend as an eihcae.ous remedy for
diseases VI the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia,
Simmons Liver Regcs.cr. LEwis WUsDan,
iIle Master street, Assistant Postmaster, Phil
sdelphlA s
"Ws have tested its vlrtuss, personally, and
nov mat for ~ speys3 W BilipGsness and
lhrebuing Headache Il Is tbs beat medicine the
wvril ever oaw.. We hiye triei forty hes
nnsedies bsiorS siriaons Liver Regulator,
has none Of them gavs VI more Ihan, TEMPORARY
reiisi; but me Regulator nvt 0nly re.iev.d
boz cured as "--EDs TKLsgRAFa iASD MEssrs-
eAh. Azcos. Ga.
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PULMONA

ls Certain. Prompt and Relia,le Remedy for
the prevention md cure of
CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bronchitis. Catarrh
and al Disess,s o. the Chef,
Throat ard Lungs
tits also esynes,iv Recommended Tor all daor.
dera III the nervous and blnoN aysteIns b ing un-
euuyied rs nsyseb on ard Nnlnf oeil "a
{, ~ Sr,osa may he ordered thr0'g spny DIAL
In medicine or dir Ct m Osexr 6 Noses aole
prcl rirt,r IL C0Qrtl-n.t street. ew York
1rste ons o',v pst bottle important circclar
seat FIRE 10 apr'icAnts - " ~
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ii u NJ - q MS
C43PHNE;;
bHs StaB ,goidtolO ri
Porous Plaster. T. +

~ A'g'cat Improvement 500 hing, healing
on the ord nary porou str ngheni aDd pain
llahsr,..a ! killing gent IN one.
TW maIuiictur RS re iva the hi. heat and only
swsr siyentV tolon; tiBtlers at ihe L.nienbisl
/ We v,rnn, Bensonis c5pe ne Pas,cs, 20 be. su-
perior to all u:her Porous Paslers and to all lIni-
m.nn. n ItoruC 'V 30.
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NEW snd elegant cards with likeness and
N amas ssmp cs Scents Also25 cards repp,
i nask ETC., q cents, Novelty Photo. Card
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The CuEApEsr, An, BIS rEAMLY MED
td'+ g -"'iCiN S"'HE y 0RLDS
,ForDisrLt5.A "a. CUNsI lPAIiUN ,Jauii Z,
oplou1 aliac y, SILK OAIiiE, CONC, ".
pr1se'Uh oi spr.ts. ,uLN oiUAALH, Heart
Jun, e,e ete. 81 80.
/, ns uariyaIled suularru Rs.l..d, Is war
rati,o' aol % acontalu d article OF Aieftury,
VI sly ibjuInus 1upeLans-. Lut 10
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WTANTEO--Men ard wonier--To good relia
w BILE parties we e,isrsntee sa' per week during
the year The best business ever offered TO agents
win prove Il or forfeit 800 Address with
stsmp " a Earl & Go, 10 Chester sqpare, Bos.
ton, Msss
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I'D. ssss.';;.. :!ssss /: Il. No.

'I!e' / = ]; ] l; ! !
s,lsss sIls,sls
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ASH the Z. covered

ASH the T. covered
dyvu."'' ., bli"us
rv.tfr. gg. snn-.,s. ,...in. d,
~ ~ .% ~@ 'fey,r and sKue, the
n0tgIs8 a a.s, as~ '' .s., ,ss pc,
er Il ne2itn cpeei iui
.F r. 1850, II ssiiv, audyoo Ap-
,.s 4f a'ta up rit Atisy Will tel
.---- Sou by taking SIM
q. !. .s--4 nous Liver feKa-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-02
A RIG STORY.

The Paris correspondent OF the New
York Herald telegraphs that paper piece
seleious informstion that is highly i'm
Portant and not little astounding, If true.
This correspondent PROCESSES to have de-
rived information from the Vatican that
there is soon to he general stampede from
the English Protestant Church to the Ro-
man Catholic Church, TO the number OF
100000 persons, including numerous
bishops, res.ors, curates and deacons. Such
priests or ministers OF the English Church
As are married Q, the time of going over
10 Rome" will not be required 10 quit
their families, but will not be permitted to
hear confessions Thisstory is quite aston
ishing. and the correspondent seems 10 be-
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Lody, and that the press has no right to
make Zen Infamous by publishing calum-
ries which can be traced to no resronsibie
source. We must nc: be understood to
mean that unworthy men in the min
isterial profession ought not 10 be ex-
posed, but only that the character OF no
man in any profession ought to be destroy
ed unless upon strong evidence from re-
sponsible sources. The press has no right
to permit itself to be made the vehicle of
irresponsible caiumniators. While il Is
is duty 10 take cognizance OF the procee,l-
ings OF civil courts and OF public trials b.
fcre ecclesiastical tribunals it should alb
stain from wOunding the reputation of any
man without better evidence than has been
furnished in the case of this accused 3 sh-
op. Who knows that the alleged letters are
not forseries? They were surreptiously OBJ
tanned and their authenticity is not vouched
for by any responsible person. The ecclesias-
teal body to which the Bishop belongs
will, OF course, probe this matter to the
bottom, and meanwhile the public should
heed the reasonable request OF the Bishop
OF Iowa
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EUROPEAN POLITICS.

NJ. D. Conway in his last London letter
to the Cincinnati Commercial, gives this
characteristic picture of the present snarl in
European politics:
1.-THE better sense of England were now free
to express itself, there would be some chance
of the nations recognizing the Mephistophe-
lean character of the European infin-
ences which are endeavoring TO get them in
TO a war with Russia. Although the French
would be very sorry TO have their Exhibition
spoiled. vet even that Interest is largely sub
or,linated TO the desire that England, who
saw them humbied by Germany without
raising a finger. shall have an opportunity
of suffering the like. The French now
see England making n great row about
Roumania losing Bessarabia; but why
did not England give no sign when
Germany took AIsace and Lorraine! 1t
would give France some of that satisfaction
which her La Rochefoucauld says people de-
rive from the m isfortunes of their best friends,
If she could see England meditating over
Sedan OF her own On the importance of French
allies in great schemes. That Ger many
should be animated by a similar desire to see
ENGLAND reduced, Is but natural. II England
were defeated by Russia-or even weakened
by Russia-there would be but one frst-class
power in Europe. Julius Caesar would be
eclipeed by a Prince Bismarck, with France,
England and Russia all hobbling on crutches,
and all the nations holding out their hats for
anything he might choose to toss into them.
II England and Russia 60 to war, the only
nation that can possibly get anything by it
is Germany, and II this country were not In.
fafuated IL could read In the Berlin oficial
pres nov pro-Ruaian, noE> pro English
the exact part played BY those who set dogs
By the eays IN m
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Preachers and Politicians.
lDys MOincs Register.l

\ week ago last Sunday morning nearly
all the preachers in the country preached
on the lessons embodied in the downfall
and death Of Tweed We wonder how
many of them preached last Sunday on the
lessons Of the downfall of Beecher and Nc
Coskry. The sermons on Tweed were de
voted to showing how hiscareer proved the
corruption and dishonesty Of politics. We
hope the sermons on Bcecher and McCOs-
kry will not be put of too long, for we are
anxious to hear from the pulpit what III
lives Of Beecher and McCoskry Prove. In
other words, we are anxious to see if the
clergy are a. swift and severe in showing up
that preachers are corrupt because they are
preachers, as they are in showing up that
politicians are corrupt because they are
politicians There i an infinite deal Of
hvpocritical cant in the average pulpit
over the degcncracy OF politics and the dis
honesty of politicians. Now let Us hear
what these sanity critics will do with the
crimes Of Beccher and McCoskry Of their
own ranks for their texts.
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Let Susan Anthony speak.
Chicago Tribune.I

ltnlca4o IIlDuHt.l
In one Of the school books of the good old
times, there was a story OF sp-rmiceti
VIII lie attackinga ship and deno!ishing her.
The scene was very wildly described, and
after he had struck the vessel once, and had
passed out Of sight, an old sailor exclaimed:
MY God he is on us again.
This exclamation j. recalled by Mrs. Til
tons last my God, The Shiny monster, the
leviathan scandal, Is on us again, There
can be no way OF settling il, but by bring
ing Susan i. Anthony and Mrs. Cady Stan
ton up before some competent tribunal, and
inducing them To tell, under oath, all they
know about il. Ii Miss Anthony will give,
rs legal evidence, the story she told in a
parlor at Princeton, H., to twenty ladies,
nearly two years before Mrs. Woodhull'-
publication, and will give the names OF the
parties which she then withheld, all fair
minded, impartial people would he able ID
form an opinion, sni the case might bt
finally dismissed.
lane GRAY SWISSUFIN
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ssrO the Rock les and BcyOnd."

The above is the title of a pleasing and
instructive work fresh from the Western
press. 1t is an admirably condensed ac-
count Of summers travel in the Rocky
Mountain States and Territories, by that
well-known correspondent, Robert +. Stra-
horn, and is crowded with useful informa-
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-02
GIVE THE DEVIL IIIs DUE.

GARNET, Nan, April "A, 1910
EDITOR TINES Il see in that best OF
political papers-the Leavenworth TINES,
the whereas and resolves of committee
appointed in "Union Gospel Meeting"
the following marvellous declaration
"Whereas, Our Heavenly Father, in the
furtherance OF His own wise purposes. has
seen fit to remove suddenly from our midst,
by death, our well beloved brother, the
Rev. o. J. Shapnon," etc. Now, sir, those
over Jealous Christian friends have render
ed unto God, that which belongs to Caesar.
God is not around killing his Christian
children. The honor OF o. j. Shannon
untimely death belongs to the Governor OF
Kansas and the devil, and | am OF the
opinion it is religious zeal destitute OF
knowledge TO endeavor to rob those wor-
thies of that honor which lesitimately be-
long to them. Respectfully,
w III HRoSSTOS
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-02
RUSSIA,S HOPE.

The New York Times says the real saliva
ton of Russia lies not in her triumph in
Turkey, but in the divided interests OF
her opponents, and adds:
England is too muh engrOssed with the
highway to India to waste a thought upon
the Lower Danube. Austria, again, filled
with anxiety for the Lower Danube, ignores
the highway to India altogether. Germany,
as she has repeatedly declared, sees nothing
in the present situation TO compromise Ger
man interests" France is sufficiently occu-
pied with her own internal affairs. Italy
finds safety in strict neutrality. Turkey
thinks of nothing but getting the Russian
army of occupation of her shoulders as speed
lily as possible. Meanwhile Russia, moves
straight toward her object, reaps the advan-
tage which concentrated vigor must always
gain over random and divided efforts.