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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

Conferred upon teas OF thousands Of ssia -
could originate and mU5taia tas !spus
which Ayers szr-apzrisss enjoys.
compound OF the best vegetable s3fers
with the Iodides OF PStSssira Add Iro7
/. ,ae sne-t enecinal Of a. remedies log /
nsous, nereursal, or biooi si,srdisfs. =
iornasy sacressfai and esrtasa IA rs reSesf Al
effects. IL produces rapid and complete cures
Of serofaia, Sores. Boils. Hs3srs, Pimfiss.
EfuFssors. skin Dsssasss ssi "a dssefdsrs
arislsg from ,mpurisy Of iss cssoi. 81 ~
fsvixssstinx efforts IL slws relieves and o.
ten carss Liver Cszpissns-- Feusas Wezi :
nesses AMI irregularities, and - r'cssss re-
rewsl Of vitality. For yarityinS the b'occ u
has no eguxi. II tones ~ sEss y sssn, restores
aaa preserves the heath. ass insx0 vsrs
sna xrsryy. Yer ssssy .s4ss u sss hess .
erssnslve use, ard - ss-tAy TBS Essse ssA b.
abs netseiss ssr tie sassfing dsS. AZ
WHARF.
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Another Mistake Corrected.

Last week We published the state
ment, that George 4. Morgan was the
nominee of the Fiat convention. Mr..
George f. Morgan called upon us yes
tcrday and stoutly protested. lie Is
not the Fiat candidate, and don't de-
sire to be. As Mr.. Morgan was a del
egate in the Republican convention,
we thought it little strange, as we
did ia the Hon. +. T. Thompson's case.
whom we knew to be sound money
man. Mr.. George L. Morgan says he
is for greenbacks, but he is for gold
and silver rs well.
Mortimer Morgan is the Fiat candi-
lat
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24
The Cotton Crop.

The Southern cotton fields are white
for the picking, but no laborers are to
bc had. The distribution of free ratioDs
attracts the negroes ana Idle whites TO
the cities, where they remain. While
the great staple upon which the South
depends for a living in the year to
come is suffering incalculable injury.
The money sent To the Southern cities
for the relief of the suffering Is ba. a
tri,le in comparison with the vast sum
that is lost by the failure to gather
the cotton crop.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24
No---Yes.
Shall we repudiate ?-Boston 1rar'

Shall we repudiate ?-Boston 7rar'
eihr.
Ii YOU refer to our honest debts
no if YOU refer to our dishonest iinan-
cial policy, which has made few men
rich and reduced millions to beggary
-yes.-Ledrearorth Times.
Who wrote that ans wcr, and to what
purpose? The negative has al honest
ring, but the affirmative AMI precedent
sounds like Brick Pomeroy, or the
bowling cock eyed child of spoon mo-
toriety, more-than the words of Dan.
II Anthony
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Gath On Tilaen / Co.

George Alfred Townsend, whose let.
tiers under the pseudonym of Gath,
have a national reputation, writes a
characteristic epis,le from New York
TO the Washington Herald concerning
tho recent exposure of the Tilden se-
cret dispatches. He says:
As 10 Mr.. Tilden, he looks to be q
most miserable, disappointed and God
abandoned man. His face and appear
ancc. both ignoble a. the best Of times,
look now as if the mind had forsaken
them. ..Sammy's of his NUT say all
who have talked with him . little
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

Col. T.. G. Manning has been nomi-
mated for Representative by the Re
publicans of the SSth district, Cowley
county. Being a man of large iegis-
lative experience. sound Republican
and having been identified with South
western Kansas since its earliest set
Element. rs also one of the original
proprietors of aud most enterprising
citizens ia Winfield, his nomination
ought to be followed by a unanimous
election.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

This country tried a National cur
rency chased on the wealth and credit
of the nation in 171S. In less than
two wears il took $40 of that kind OF
money TO buy ST in coin, and one year
after the scrip was worthless. II was
because the notes were considered
practically irredeemah.e that the peo-
pie refused TO take them except at sn
enormous discount. Yet the Nation
ais now claim that an irredeemable
currency is what the country needs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

Col. James ID. SDodd,, of La Cygne,
delivered an agricultural address last
week at the Wichita fair. The address
is said 10 have been very fine. being
delivered between the heats OF an ex-
citing "hoss trot." thus happily unit
in a feast OF reason with go Of the
soul.-Pnoia Spirit.
Just so; only the horse race came
after the speech. Col Snoddy's at
dress was very fine in all respects, as
were the cheats Of the exciting hcss
trot.'
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

The Philadelphia Times. IN refer.
ing to the IN magnificent wheat crop o!
Kansas this year, says:
The Kansas farmers are lockingwith
satisfaction upon the statistics OF the ir
State Board of Agriculture in regard
TO the wheat crop. The aggr egate Is
expected 10 be over 50 900 100 bushels,
and they cheerfuily expect that Kan
sas. which in 1878 stood eighth in the
list of wheat producers, viii now 80
TO the second place if not the first,
California reports indicating . crop
little if any greater than thirty million
bushels
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24
They Lie Lika Satan.

The Kansas Farmer hits the nail
squarely on the head in the following
pungent paragraph:
Those demagogues who, when they
can get The ear of crowd, mount a
stand aud tell them that miiiions Of
laboring men are ia rags aud starving
and that the government is the prime
cause of it all, and it their advice be
taken a speedy end shall be put to this
state of affairs, are the very worst en-.
emies the people have. They like Sa-
tan. inasmuch "a they promise some
thing they have no power to perform,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

Governor,
JOHN p. ST. JOHN,
johnson County.
Lieutenant Governor.
l.. u. HUMPHREY,
Montgomery County.
Secretary Of State,
JAMES SMITH,
Marshall County.
Auditor Of State:
P.I. BONEBRAKE,
Shawnee County.
Treasurer Of State.
JOHN FRANCIS,
Allen County.
Attorney General,
WILLARD DAVIS,
Labctie County.
Superintendent Public Instruction,
ALLEN b. LENNON,
Cowley County.
Chief Justice Supreme Court,
ALBERT ii. HORTON,
Atchison County.
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M,tchsil's True Co!oss.

Elder ID. Il. Mitchell, in his speech st
Howard, said:
VIVA, we propose to do is TO stamp
paper enough to redeem ali the bonds
and National Bank notes, aud, after
that is done, leave enough in the treas.
urv 10 provide Tor all accidents.
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shmrso.lo.

District cs.a1s, rhtssreats i.stilsizi district.
4ssigsick egratf. h4se4s.
bp n.atsz
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fasilsH1.
III sirfe II -, ssst - tf sxis fsessa eSs - ire
Dishes tsssys Il he IsTi~s asa ssarfsi District
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And further certify that the several finds no
ment oned have 80 balance ia my hands 81 this
JOHN TUCKER,
County Treasurer.
STATE OF KANSAS. -
County OF sed swick.
Subscribed in my presence aud sworn 10 before
'"' '"'' ~ & A VAN NESS,
tsEAL Clerk Of District Conrt
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Snsr:is's Sale.
S0sksI = SeA&
Jal,a aarkvsi.- ffsiasin,

LNf-1 H-S-f+s7- = aH-ttet"t
James /, Hunter snsi lsae Has,ss. prfs's.
I'm District Court. Gasffeenth Ssisiesa. District.
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nv sir,se &c an es-iss ii a~is s4<n.sl al - ~
tsagt III shs tcsh srfirtaf bt7tftst. M
Il az 10 aad fsr sestxwisA eanrty. ksn<ss, NheFv>
In juiia Mastweis - p'ssnisa ssd Ssinee = stnss
Ter asssl Aae Hunter sss dsteaiant<. will. 90
Ssfsrssy de - deg II Nsrvsf~, 4. %. isse
between tho esars vi sr.i o'ehssk. p. m. -
tae sron, door OF the eonsf hasss, taesnk - fhs
4 uat OF he basi.sissg kusea a. kaxie us.sek ca
pour.as asSnael, IN tns cay OF " ssA-ea. kzs<ass
ode Tor saie al public aEetsou. IN tic htsh<e$
b.dset Tor eash IN hand, ala fvs right. TITS and
iuie est III tie si.srn.iszss issrss u hsEssE End
Jahc fiunIer. IA spt ~ sac feisaeses arssttsed
real rsaps rsy, situated Ia tas eSsssg e. zig
wicE Siase ot haaeas. ~ W.T.
Lots M. .rs hssl.ised Aet scsesNy<tHo nssl.
enc hundred aaal sesens, -ssas tfst one hapsirsl
and sessaty-six Il5s. at.s ssae bs<nsfsa snd ~.
enfv-eisni li.ss ga Nazss strsei "a uls essy
wichita said property assYTssssf ~ ava
said neal property u isstrl nrea a. ths frsp-
cfly al dsfspdaHl q James u siaa;rf All isn9
i.nneF, and vii b. sold 10 sstssfs said erasr II
sale
a,w prxsfssA
sheriff selswiek tannfy. Kansas.
II. q. kaggies, pl4iassa atsefnes -
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A Remarkable Result.

Itmske. ng difference how many phFs'riaHs
or how muct. medicine you have irsei- u !.
now an established fact that German syrup
is the only remedy which has given eompss's
satisfaction In severe eases Oh Lang Diseases
IL Is true there are yet thousand. OF psf>"n-
VINO are prcdf.po-od to tsrsa; add fEaf q :
,icn., consumption, hseDorfnages,
severe colds ssftIea on the trssss. pnefs
xheoping cough. etc, who ssse o" =
knowledge OF Bosches'- German syrup.
such we veu't sag that 81 40 dozen Vs..
sold last year wtthou; single complaint. Goa
sumpsiyes ;sy iusi ore bottle. Regular size.
- cents. Sold BY al druggists In America.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

Why buy cheap wagons mape OF green and
brittle timber when. by paying lew dollars
more, yeu can get one Of Ban's celebrated
Premium Wagons, every where a,knowi-
edged the standard OF excellence. Sold only
by smith Il Kes,ipg, corner OF Douglas ana
Lawrence avenues. Don't forget ihs place
2S-4.
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Republican County Ticket.
For Representative 92d District.
L. n. ..WOODCOCK.
For Representative SD District,
s. NJ. TUCKER.
Fox County Attorney,
w. T.. STANLEY.
For Probate Judge,
L. Il. JEWETT.
For Clerk District Court:
G.. a. VAN NESS.
For County Superintendent,
NJ. ii. BRUCE.
For Ct mmissioner-First District,
GEO. STEENROD.
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Republican Csnd,dates for Congress

htpubIlcln CEnuIuates Ior Vuugfes1
Third District:
THOS. RYAN.
Second..Disirict:
DUDLEY G. HASKELL.
First District:
JNO. A. ANDERSON.
For Congressman at Large,
j. II. HALLOWELL.
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II. ". Lsss. rs1tsIla,
n, T.. Jackson. Dc essiAnt }
psssrict Court. lss JudssaAi District, f,etksiek
county. Kansas.
f.s v, tue Of an order If sale Nsusd aHs ot hs
utsisiei CaaIt al tBs lfa Judicial tsrtstef, stt-
tsHv In ang ssf 'ec.i{wsee ceasfs- kanss<s wh<te-
in Il. " Levy l. p.@ssiis, acs, =. 4. JssAses.
defendant, iwsil. on
.saspaisy, aA< III Dig u Asssfssff, a. r. ISIS,
hstuesa the halTs % assi o'snek, ,. az. 81
the s,,i,ft hssle >sseF. tJriaT M ffnut II the
busiaias lh0~a - keFif eise@, GA P'ssstss
A. ss,,.l ia 10 cry 81 y seBift. hans1. .f'sr
iue sale ~ yslbic sssetsa. - she hShssi his;isr
Es sasa IN hahli sit ba right utie sod isstsfs<t.
81 ,he drl.,.sisai. y A.. Jaek tsn. IA sei ~ the
TO isssSi a. sefssts eel rsi fftl ~ nc
e.suaf ef a.,cawffA tsse "a fssas tass seiitn ~
~, ri the sotfseasI asssTffr -, 81 scel1a ~.
twenty inr t.eii tsNststs ~ tsS9ty -fiz ~
t.ss, snaia ol fsnze 9GT % assi. aiief<ttf-i.
saf resi- property - syisg rfor lss fr.'fsfsy
at ,.eiesiiai u ia ss,s.s. nisss ~si b SOFT 70
sasisfl sal ar1rr 81 safa
sheriff = Hgbre. istits, fzigTiek reaatfs
Kansas. sfef.,trfsl \. 10 tSse,
u. " utsSiSS,
sheriff geix ~isk csaNts. hts~ss.
N. W lazy s.,~'ftsIs Ati>sas{r. as-Ss
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rhadTa sac.

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eonaff, hsasat,
" q. wso.imsa
Mary A. waudn,sney ana wsoiiHnsu-
Is issashef al ssa4f A - sodnattey
stfsac Of al sxSc.tlss fssi-eti esst - TIE
District sesfft 81 ts,s fstflFt1ts tpttsiat pts-
ts,ef, 81 tias "a Ansi Tor -ei4 siek eafaf3. kea-
a.. sisrfssa " a. IS gsIiissAn - pisfatia sod
Mary A. W esd.asaoy ao1 Nesssiss1ascs Issofhsr
u Mars s. > eosisnsiisy. ora iieisssi%eis s'ii.
safpsday. sss sfs f<e II se-esstsr
4 D. tsss, AZ gsessss q. ~ - tie seert hSass
door hs3ss ~ tie fsynf 81 he reiteisx fn9wn
- Eazie EiGf a. 90 tss.iSias AZ. 10 fisn erfy
o. VI triilfa aaasts 6a~T for sz5s ~ fshitc ars<
tlss 10 tue sgi-st lsisislsr Tor rsss, IS haft, 81
tiss right, tsfis &aa isistesf - sbs Stis saisat
Mary A " pfsAB4aoey - asa - fis~ si.tesssf
sfrsfried real ,TSreffF. aisfsss5 "a tist sosst9 %
@esfgNsrk Sts;e 81 ssssss, - wa
Lot Number trfs ca "a eafga sif-ei. - Y.
Hlisss's sseshd sdaftios "a siss Sly 81 Sssslis.
ka4 raj pEafesss = isstri sss.sss az The fstnp.
effy sf ssfee iant, My a, rssf4issness sosf
ssi BE- a.lisi - a4tisfs aid eheesttGp.
sherlF,s asses &lsAfts, ss.szssez eaasty.
H.. itl5ssiss,
Fhssis seas@isk ceasi5. k.s.ss..
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IN the Whole History Of Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such mar
ye!ou. cur $, OF maintained 30 vide repu-
tatian. as Ayer'- Cher Pe.t0rll. which is
recognized a. the worl'- rem ssiy fer all dis
eases of tie ihro i and Ia IS. is losg-eon-
ttuued series oil wond rlu cur In ~ ci-
mates has made 1t w versa y kn .wn - safe
an reliable agent to EN- oy. a ansi ordi-
nary colds, which arethe orerunne OF more
serious ,lisor lers. II acts .pee lily anj suIe,y,
always relieving suffering. and often sav ne
life. The protection ii affords. BY its timely
use in the throat and lung disorders OF chill
dren, makes IL au invaluable remedy 70 he
kept always Oh hand in every home. NO per-
son can afford to be without II, and fha7e
who have used 1t never will. From i;.s.r
knowledge OF iis composition and effects,
physicians use the Cherry Pectoral extensive
ly In their practice. and clergy men recon-
mend il, IL Is absolutely certain in its RENE
dial effects, and viii always cure where cures
are possible. For sale By all dealers. %
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j. II. HALLOWELL.
Republican County Ticket.

For Senator of the 3sih Senatorial District,
H.C. SLUSS.
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Four bars OF good soap for twenty-five
cents. ts-f
Farmers. look 10 your inseres, AMI sec NJ.
A. sayie.' Eagle Harrow Al A. j. Cook 3
Co.'S. -d
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hesPectiuHy,
C. WooD DAVIS,

sAs yeu arc. beyond > doubt. wholly xui's-
less OF ana sssw,euge Of Dickens. tfron
whom toe fbove foos aissa Is made), sitow me
TO rrmssk that tie was thor sugh master Of
the lansaE.e you ErtilAte % fearsully. and
has, in hss ,srsitnSs, portrayed many saarsc-
ters. some Of which were sssrsy ~ couceited
and ienosant - yourselt. G. d.
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Jan. Hakel Isrfsusianf,
In thu ltste4et oast es ssixwies Esaasy. ksa-
Ihs defendant. Jase sissi, rili tsts nsiscs
that ztr his t.ra stfa ~ said f'tslaiia, 4. y.
siiksa wa ais,g .is vefsii- est -aia itiui.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-11-27

out the cellars. drains and cutters. So
Get up timber for making posts and
rails in stormy weather.---Be careful
of liehts The safest oil is a kerosene
which will not take fire and explode II
the lamp is upset Avoid lowpnccd
oils, and use only the best, which give
the most light for the money, and are
the cheapest in the long run as
well as safest. Keep insured, and then
be careful
Orchardand Nursery. 1t would seem
to 20 without saying, that in season
of abundance, poor fruit has poor
chance in the market and II seems
TO many needless repetition TO insist
that it will pay to assort the fruit. We
usually advise making three grades
first and second for market, and u third
TO be used up at home. This year
two grades are enough the very best
for market and all the rest to be leii
at home, as this year seconds" will
not pay expenses.
Making all snug for IPinter.-Fences
and gates, especially of a young
orchard, need to be csttle-proof. Sur
face drains are TO be made TO let of
standing water. If the orchard needs
understanding, there will be no better
time to do 1t than now.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-11-27

TIE DEFEA 4 OF CURTIN


Returns elsewhere show that Seth
Ii. Yocum is elected in this Congress
sional district by 70 majority. The
defeat of Ex-Governor Curtin is mis-.
fortune. The loss is that OF the people
His high character, experience and
ability would have been valuable in the
Nations councils, while his successful
opponent, however respectable in char
acter he may be, is without experience
in public life and will be but cipher
in the list Of mediocre men that sur.
round him. AS q candidate, Governor
Curtin was endorsed by such men as
Ex-Governor Bigler, Senator Dill, State
Chairman Speer, Judge Black, Hon
Charles r. Buckalew, and even the
Vice Presidcnt-elect of the United
States, Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks
besides hosts OF others high in the con.
fidence and councils Of the party. That
he was and would continue to be in
full accord with the Democratic party
is beyond doubt, attested by his course
Tor the past six years and by the high
endorsements referred to and that bis
defeat is a loss to the people is deeply
felt now, and will continue to be iell
more so, as the smoke of the engage
ment clears away and the i'll assorted
combination is seen OF soft money mer
allying with the "bardest" kind Of
party to secure the election of a mar
that had become a convert TO them
under the influence of the election
while the man defeated had for year,
advocated substantially the doctrin,
they profess to espouse
The cause of the defeat is to beiound
in the first instance, in the polilica
combination between the Radicals ant
Grcenbackcrs but "tho feather thai
broke the camel's back was the oppo
sition of the Bellcfontc JTdtchmdn Tn,
reduction in the majority by the com
bination made this possible, and thcr,
is no doubt that fthat paper had giver
its support, the paltry 10 would hav,
been overcome by the vote of Centre
--Leicistorn Democrat.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-11-27
Agricultural Statistics.

To the Ciiissns Of Clsorfsld County;
The undersigned having been appointed by tho
Department, at Washington, principal reporter OF
The Agricultural Statistics OF Cearheld county,
respectfully requests the cooperation Of all to
assist, by sending the subscriber all the informa-
ton they can bearing upon the following ques-
tions, 30 as to enable him to make as correct n
statement 10 the Department, as possible; How
many horses have ed in your borough or town
ship, and Of what disease. How many cows and
calves, and Of what disease How many sheep
have you lost, and Of what disease; how many
killed by dogs. How many hogs have you lost,
and Of what disease. What prevailing diseases
amongst the poultry. In all eases gise the rem
edies used which have been found to be success
full and in alt cases to give the cash value Of all
stock hs nearly as possible. By the cooperation
Of our citizens 10 general upon these important
particulars. the Agricultural reports VIII become
an encyclopedia NJ useful Information TO the pub
lie, by enabling the Department to publish the
diseases, the losses, and the remedies that have
been found most beneficial 10 certain di.eases
Any other information that will be considered a
public benefit, will be thankful received.
Address the subscriber at Grampian Hills,
Cleaihsd Co, Pa. SAMUEL wtDEMIRE.
March l3, ls7s-tf