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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-06
EXCUKsIUNs.


-PLY10Ufh ROCK EvEHY OAK
Delightful daily family excursions and
down the beautiful hudson River.
ROMANTIC ] TiE RHINE OF AMERICA
In jarrett 7 liners superb palace stesmess
rLYMOCTh ROCK. Captain sam. Martin.
stnppng good while Ut
WEST POINT AND NkWBuRG
SAIL where the SCENERY Is at Its graLdsst. Up.
lportuny given for visiting TIE uniteo
.tates Military Academy or Wasnington's
FINE MUSICAL ENrkRTaINMENr
DAILY MARINE BAND. GLEE CLub. XyLu-
lcHIuks &c. &c.
EFFEuTORy on BOARD.
FARE entire grand excursion, 30 CENTS
INCI.UDINC Children. 10 cents
BOAT LEAVE, every morning uncud-
linz SUNDAYS from pier Cat the bat
tury), North River, at 9:i5 o'cloek. ana
foot al nd st.. North River. AT 40 oclo,k
SUNDAYS lBKoOKLYN PASS NGERS VIII take
IANXEX DO Il nc Futon st., BOD A. NJ
NJ EXTRA CHARGE for uaasfer either
l.yuv
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-11
PUYALLUP BRANCH TRAINS

Leave Tacoma 80 minutes after arrival of Main
Line Trains, and returning, arrive at Tacoma 30
minutes before leaving time OF Main Line Trains
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
LEaVENWORTH COUNTY.
A Very Favorable and Truthful Re
port Sent 20 OPennsyIyania.

Mr.. J. p Angney, who has been in this city
ior scme time, and proposes locating here,
has written letter to the IdItey Spirit, of
Chambersburg, Penn, from which We make
the following extract:
The fruit that took the premium at the sew
eral eastern fairs and the Centennial all came
from Leayenworth county. Fruit cannot be
raised at a profit west of the tier OF counties
lying on the Missouri river. Many thousands
Of bushels of apples from this county Were
shipped last year to Nebraska, Colorado, the
Indian Territory, Texas, and even to Bnston,
Mass. Vineyards are grown near the city 10
a great extent, and many tons OF the finest
grapes are shipped from here yearly. one
Thing surprises me, and that is the cheap
price at which good farms can be purchased
as well as city property. On inquiry find
this 10 be the reason: Farms which are
owned by persons who are not embarrassed
by reason of mortgages bearing interest at
from i2I2 10 25 per cent. are not for
which we have just passed, many persons
owning property on speculation became en-
barrassed, and now have TO sell, and the i'm.
mense tide OF migration pouring into this
State, is taken by the agents Of the railroad
companies entirely beyond the border conn
ties 10 railroad lands in the Western part of
the State, so that now lands sell for higher
prices two and three hundred miles from the
Missouri river than they do in the vicinity of
the cities which have been built on the river,
with their macadamized streets, fine resi-
dences, factories, churches and school
houses as commodious as they are
In your country. Good farm lands. the
test Ia thc F'tat-, Sdl pc puItHsstu IN tnls
county for from Sc TO $40 per acre; and farms
fenced, and with good houses and improve
ments, with orchards and fruit trees In
abundance, at from SIS to $40 per
acre, within about six miles of the
city. One reason for the very low prices
the scarcity OF money, whsch readily COM
mands l21s per cent. per annum, on the best
security. There has never been failure of
crops, from any cause, within fifty miles OF
the Great Missouri River, and with the six
railroads running from this place to Chicago,
ST. Louis, Galveston, Denver, and all parts of
the West, to compete with freights by the
Missouri river, this is a great shipping point.
am ready 10 furnish those wishing to come
West with such information as they want. /
have been over the entire State and intend
settling in this beautiful part of the country,
and would advise all coming to Kansas To
look at Leavenworth county before going to
other parts of the State, as they can here see
the largest crops of wheat in the State.
Yours truly, j. L. ANGNEY.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
FEVER AND ACUE.

Every drop of the Sarsaparillian ResolvenS
communicates through the blood, sweat
urine and other fluids and Juice of The sy Stem.
The Vigor OF Life, for 1t repairs the wastes OF
Ih, Duly with new ana SOUND material
SrrpIlIa syphilis consumption, glandGlar
disease. ulcers IN the throat, mouth, tuniOr>,
ut,it-> in the gland and other parts oil the >ys-
fem ~pre eyrs, StrumurOus discharges from
TN. ear, and = ursj form Of skin diseases,
eIuptIuus, lever ,OreS- Sc't!d he'tu ring Sorih'
salt ru,uIn- eTy-i peists, "taIe h''''h SPottn'
worms In the le>tI, tu'uu4S, cancers IN tiie
WOMB. and all weakening aud pdHiui dlS-
CHARGES, night SwCsitS, loss pi sperm ana .tIl
.r3,t.~ -! lHr life principle axe Wltnlh the
...rstfi... rtnge o. this wonder OF
muGyru chemistry, aud a r." usys Us VIII
gr,,y. to any person using lt i'E elmer oi
ines. .JIln, g- dsGSSe it, PJt' II power 10 cure
ItIn. patient, daily becoming ro-ucsd by
tine waste and decOu position tua1 are con-
fr.u.llv lTUgreSNlEEs succeeds IN dtEeHtlAy
.r..-. y..>its, ana ttptE-, tie same with new
u1ttrrlal matte ON healthy blrpd-ihd 'h's
IN. sarSstp;.riu IA VIII ana o"ea secuFe-d
cure - certain or when once sNls tr4ie.y
Cgp,-,,4n,.feS IL work OF putTtlcttiOn- and
-gg-rGpt;s IN dI .iHISllnZ tie los, vi UlsSlit-
-, ~, rrpaII wal he rapid, and every day
lie patient al igel h4Hlsei zE1H 49,, ,.is -.
and stronger, ire food Cise>led better, aple-
IItl, iupToy ing, and heSn and WeiSh' IhcIosas-
In. -.,,.,,, .,.s,,,,s,,,
- ali -..utFd!al agents IN tie cure u CArOn-
ic ssr.roiuIuus. Constitutional! and Stlh DIS
sstSts but II Sthe only positive cure lpf IA,
uFE Alu Bladder A'itihl0r hiAsAssAS gnu
Norlh Diseases, Gravel, DIABETES, Drop>y,
-'nppaie of Water, incoutiueace OF Urln",
Bfi.nt', disease, AlDumInu-la. and IN a.!
cases where, there are brick dust deposits. or
fEt water is thick, c.OCdy, mixed with sub
stances like the white OF an egg, or threads
uE white silk, or there Is a iuOTpli, DARK, Dill
iicu. appearauce, and WEite-bOne dust de-
to-.t and y. hen there Is "A prIckilng, burning
ON. zion when passing water, ana pam IN
ibe>al..li OF the back and a!on. the loinS.
T!Fever and Ague cured for MY cents; There
-, =, r.Iue,li.,l agent ia this world that Will
en- Fever and Ague, and all other maiarlouS
RiiIlors. scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other
eyes. .tl1eI-Uy halfway 5 IlIisl 30 quick u
tie.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
A Horse Thief.

MTG II. Ewing, prominent farmer near
Olathe hired a man, recently, named Alex.
Mercer. After working a few weeks he con-
cluded that he wanted a horse, and accord
ingly bought one of Mr.. Ewing, to be paid for
by work. Last Sunday, while his employers
family were at church, Mercer took the ami
mai and started for parts unknown, having
drawn his pay for labor up TO date, and hence
paying nothing on the horse Mr.. Ewing
started on his trail and traced him to Pom
ona, Franklin county, where he had rela-
tives living. Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Faris.
of johnson county, and the Franklin county
sheriff started out to arrest him, and by this
time Mr.. Mercer is most likely Illuminating in
Jail over the fluctuations of life.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
From Sunday Mornings Daily.

Irshowered slightly last night.
THE weather for the past two days has been
extremely chilly.
THE county treasury was the recipient Of
abont $500 yesterday.
THERE was a good supply Of wood and hay
upon the market yesterday.
THE Board of County Commissioners sat as
a Board Of Equalization all last week.
A largely attended meeting of the Young
Mems Republican Club was held last night.
PASSENGER travel and freight traffic are un-
usually good now upon all the railroads lead
ing into the city.
A LARGE number OF farmers were In the
city yesterday, both from this county and
the one across the river.
Mr.. q. MOORE, residing In salt Creek, was
in the city yesterday, and reports LIE will
commence harvesting Monday, he believing
IN cutting his grain even IL it Is a little green.
He says he has one field that will harvest
thirty bushels to the acre.
The Methodist social given at the residence
Of Ex-Governor Carney Friday evening, was
well attended considering the iuclemency of
the weather. and those who were fortunate
enough TO he present enjoyed themselves
beyond measure. The entire family were at
home, and spared no pains To make all feel
comfortable, anu, as l. always the case AT the
social gatherings OF this church, everyone
enjoyed themselves. The choir OF the church
rendered several appropriate songs while the
piano performance Of Miss Belle Weaver was
all that could be desired.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
WATER SPOUT.
A Strange Phenomenon i'm the South
Part Of the County.

Parties living south Of Mount Muocie re
port strange phenomenon that occurred
yesterday evening, about three O'Clock. IL
being. from all reports, a genuine water
spout. Ii is said that the clouds hung down
like a great pouch or bag, and swayed about
like pendulum dangling in the air. 1t was
visable for about ten minutes and gradually
disappeared, apparently being sucked up in
10 the Clouds 1t did hardly any damage with
the exception Of the deluge of water that fol-
lowed in its wake, and "A slight shower OF hail
accompanied IL. Ii is "A fact worthy of men
lion, though the two may have no connec-
lion, that at the time the water spout took
place the air became chilly and cold. Thick
coats We're very comfortable during the latter
part OF the afternoon in the city.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
Railways Ready Relief

will afford instant ease, Inflammation OF the
EIdueyS Inflammation OF the Bladder, In
uammaiion OF the Bowels, Congestion oi Inc
Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficult Dreaming, raj
pItatiun of the heart, Mysteries, Group, DlP-
inerIa Cl,arrh, Influenza, Headache, Tooth
ache. neuralgia rheumatism, Cold Chilis,
Agus Chilis, ChiibIains and Frost Bites.
The application OF the Ready Keller 20
m. MARI or parts where the pain or difficulty
exists will afford ease and comfort.
Thirty To sixty drops in hall tumbler Oh
water Will III few moments cure cramps
,p,snS, sour stomach, heartburn, sick head
ache diaarriIest, Gysentery, collie, wind IN the
rov els and all Internal pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle Oh
Roadway Iscady ikciiet with them. a
.ew drops in water Will prevent sickness or
pains from change oI water. IL is better tnan
French Brandy or Bitters as stlnuIAnt.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
Want. Her Money Back.

suit which contains several Interesting
points WAS filed in the office OF the Clerk OF
The District Court day before yesterday,
Augusta klamp being plaintiff and Charles
F. Winter, and Fred. Wulfekuhler, defen-
danIs. Mrs. klampavers in her petition that
she WAS adopted when very young by Winter
while residing i'll Missouri; shortly after
moving io Kansas Winter took out letters OF
guardianship, by that means obtaining pos
session of money belonging 10 her, some : go
of which h e returned but 500 when she he
came of age, and inducing her TO give him a
receipt in full. Mr.. Wulfekuhler becomes "a
party to the suit by being "A surety upon
Winters bond. Tne case will develop
several fine legal points.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
River News.

1t was reported yesterday afternoon that
the river had overfiOwed its banks at Atchi-
son and the bridge was in danger of being
swept away
There is four foot rise reported at Sioux
City, and with the present stage OF wafer,
will make il rather uncomfortable for those
living on the low lands.
At this point no damage has been done,
although about four miles above here the
bank Is rapidly cdving in, and there are
some fears that IL may cut a new channel for
itself. The water is now running across the
island opposite the city.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
IO.SS.
Duties DevOlving Upon Our Citizens
Toward . Fit Celebration Of the


Duties DevO1ving Upon Our CitizenS
TOWARD n FIT Celebration nj ,p.
xaD.a auusv..~.rv NJ a..,..
"
AndePenaence.
The one hundred and secon5 page of ,h.
btsfcrv ~ smerican Indenendenre Sr,fI s..n,, .m
have Sesn tnrned and left with m its ayant
fmi nrsbecessors among the arcbives m q
,nan,nrahls resf hnf N io,,i ,ha "a ,,h,,
and hineNfbe fiag Of the r. sheii ~ Sorns
nnon the hreexss men vino annraciate ifs
worth and ne nafriotic efforts Tbich gave tf
70 them Nm .raisa shetr hats ond nr..a,hae
nraver for free,iom 'A o-N'e
TSare can he No iopbt h,,, ,,o, tho ,,,,,.
bar of straneer. yho era c",n,n..s @ 'S .n',a. n
,rnrtb on 1hs e insfso hea'en'
o ror-pru or ,,v
o 'ebi
Will De large, the largest, by far. the city has
seen for years past, and 1t behooves all OF our
citizens who have the best interests at heart,
10 use every endeavor to show on the city TO
the best advantage.
The Odd Fellows have notices already from
twenty-nye dinerent lodges throughout the
state, notilylng the fraternity OF this CITY OF
their intention 10 be present and join in the
festivities OF the day, and many more lodges
are yet 10 be heard from. This will bring at
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
Madison Dispensar;.
v3-GSwiyr

PRESCRIPTION FREE.
y'OR ISE SPEEDY CURE Of Semin-
4 al Weakness, Lost Manhood, and all
ilsorders brought on by indiscretion or ex-
crSs ANY druggist iA.ss the ingredients.
DR.. JAQUES5 y CO. IL. W sixth 81 Gin
ciunati, OHIO.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

The races at the fair grounds yesterday af-
fernoon were attended by about one hundred
and fifty spectators. Four horses were en-
tered Lady Bell, Missouri Girl, Thunderbolt
and Bobby Burns, the latter winning she race
The figures below denote the order of coming
in under the wire:
FIRST HEAT,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
Or. RADWAY'S
REGULATING Pulls.

pa-tectIy tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum. purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
and strengthen. Railways Pills, Tor The cure
Of an q iSIIIers OF the stomach, Liver, boWe
kidnexs, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Head
ache, Consti patton oostlVgneSs, Ihelsesu9h'
IJysp. p>ia ElIliOuSness, Bilious fever, H.
fisInn.4 alton OF the Bowels. Piles, and ali de-
rauperIeuts OI the internal viscera- " srrsD-
tsd 10 .fi,ct a positive care. Purely yegeJa-
bic, containing no tneTclTy, Lnluerst.s CT 0e!S-
tei Gus tTUg,-
rS-Osr,erve the following symptoms fesu t.
ing from disorders Oi the Dige~tiv c Organs:
,on,,I,aI on. Inward Pies, fuilnes Ol tiIe
Blood m Ih. Lead, Acfd.iy Of the stomach,
Nua>-a BeaTtHTTn, disgust OF ooi; ullness
Weight of t.e stomach, sour kfuctations.
linking OF fiutieriugs al the heart, Choking,
as suffering Sensation when in a lying pos
ture Dimness OF Vision, Dotts or Webbs be-
fore the sight, Fever ana dull pain in the
head. Deficiency OF Precipitation, feilowR, -
of the. skin and Eyes, pain IN the side, chest
Iirnb,. and sudden fiushes of the heart, burn
Ing ia the hesh.
few ,ie,.s OF Railways Pills VII! free the
sv,fem from all the Goove-named disorders
Price . cents per Dox. sold by all Druggists
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
cAMDEk's COMMENCEMENT.
The Exercises at the Female Orphan
SchooIat Camden Point, Mo.
Eleven Graduates Leave the School
for the Sterner Realities
of Life.

The commencement exercises of the Female
Orphan School at Camden Point, took place
Thursday morning. large number ot visit
ors attended from this city ana We're hlshly
delighted with the entertainment The FOL
lowing were
THE GRADUATES:
Miss Efie Harper, OF brownsville. Missouri.
Miss Lizzie Webb, BROWNSVILLE, Missouri.
Miss Ida Wood, st. Joe. Missouri.
Miss Rachael Jackson, Cameron, Missouri.
Miss Mollie Z. Bainbridge, Smithville, Mis-
souri,.
Miss Ollie Brady. Liberty, Missouri.
Miss Eva 4. Thomas, Buchanan county,
Missouri. 49,
Miss Alice Schoheld, Kansas City, Mis-
souri,.
Miss Notary SchIantze, Mound City, mis-
Miss Lille Handley, Platte County Mis-
souri,.
;:hc following programme was carried out.
and the students who took part, acquitted
themselves well:
oUARTETTE-'Come in the Blush of the
Misses Newby, Keith, Bywaiers and Adkins.
PRAYER
VOCAL SoIo-AmaIis,''... Millard.
Miss Birdie Perrin.
SALUTAroRY-"TheL Life that lies before us"
Miss Miss Ida is.-I- W Wood. St. Joseph, Mo.
DUET-"Ray of Sunshine" CTwo PianosJ
....-.... ........ ...--...........-.. lie Due.
Misses Jessie Perrin, Muilendore, Baker and
Ess,Y-"The Gulf Stream h -.
Miss susie II McCrary, Pleasant Ridge, Kas.
DuET-"Music of the Birds,".- .-.----...Giover.
Misses Jessie Perrin and Winfrey.
SoLo-.Last Hope" piano, .--Gottschalk.
Miss Susie McCrary.
EssAY-"My Barque is cast, but where is the
Miss s1S fRar Thomas Buchanan county, Mo.
TRIo-"FIy away Birdling," g,"-:.,...-.-.--.....-Abt.
Misses Daily, Keith and BywateTs-
EssAY,Kansas Sity%ideals ynnLisaa sni;6viiie Mo
Winds, 7" piano ,...-.. VOL.
Miss Birdie Perrin.
Accomplishments,
Miss Lille N; Handley, Ridgely, Mo:
Miss Leila winfrey.
hNhw Miss LizHie NJ. Webb BrownsviiIe, Mo.
DUEr-"La Balladine'" two pianos)
Misses Birdie Perrin, McCrary, winfrey and
Mullendore.
EssAY-''what have We Cleaned ?"---
Miss Rachel {. Jackson, Camden, Mo.
CHoRUs-"Greeting to Spring., arranged
from the beautiful Danube, l-.....Sirauss.
Ess.y-.The Waves have worn the Solid
Miss Viola l.. Bradley, Liberty, Mo.
DUET-"Victory March," two pianos, Fox
Misses McCrary and Perrin.
EssAY-"Physical and intellectual Universe"
Miss H. Alice Scofield, Kansas CITY. Mo-.
VOCAL SoLo-.Ship on Fire, re,"....-...--.--Russell.
Miss Helen e. Adkins.
Miss Mary Schraniz, Mound City, Mo.
DEEr-"Royal March," (rwo Pianos,l
...-.........-.... ........-.--..--.-.IzerneS
Misses Perrin, McCrary, winfret and
Maupin.
is, Finished, ".-....-....--
Miss Effie W Harper, Brownsville, Mo.
(il TroyatoreD
- ,,,.
Misses Adkins Bywaters, Perrin, Keith, Win.
frey and Wilson.
Address TO THE CLASS.
By James NJ Sandusky. Liberty Mo. -
me, thou Great Je-
Music Glass.
At the conclusion OF the programme, Alex
Proctor stepped forward and presented the
Misses Perrin and McCrary with a gold med
al as q token of their proficiency in music.
We say God speed TO the graduates, and
may their lives be as pleasant as their exer-
cises last Thursday.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

Splendid weather Tor corn, which Is try
ing to make up for host time Some one re-
ported to the Hiawatha Dispatch certain
mans corn as being the tallest of any in the
neighborhood, but he did not say that it
was the cleanest Happening to pass by
there the other day, hunting calves, no.
ticed that mans corn had more ambition
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

ANN HARBoR, Mich, April 81, 1877.
Dp RApWAY-kind sir IL have been TAX.
no your Resolvent, Regulating Pills, and
also using the Ready Relief tor about one
year, ior ovarian lumors on the aoloihen
whIch the most eminent physicians OF our
medical college pronounced lncurapfe; ,
They were ike knots on tree. neh
sat in "A chair they hung almost 70 the uMooi M
end my weight was 20 pounds "neh COIN
menced with your remedies, anu now IL =
IL POUNDS but they are not all gone yer,
have taken twenty bottles OF Resolvent, nine
OF Relief and tweuty-four boxes OF Pllls- 1
oct the medicine from ''U. Grenvil.' Please
send me your book False ana true."
MRS. T.. kRAPR.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

Miss H. Alice Scofield, Kansas City. No.
VOCAL SoLo-"Ship on Fire, .-..-Russell.
Miss Helen Z. Adkins.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
CITY NEWS.

IFrom Saturday Mornings Daily.I
Several heavy showers took place yestcr-
day.
The weather turned much cooler last even
ing and light overcoats were needed
THE father of Mrs Peter Carol, was found
last evening in South Leayenworth and re-
turned home.
A LIVELY rise In the Marias Des Cvgnes last
evening intimated that heavy rains mad tall
en- near its source.
OTTAWA is improving. In addition to 9TH
er new buildings, ground was broke yesier.
day for $1,000 three-story brick business
house.
TRAyELERs on the different railroads re
port reapers running in every locality of the
state. The wheat Is yielding much bettei
than anticipated.
SHERIFF Clemmans of johnson county on
Wednesday, brought up to the penltentiaTy
four prisoners, convicted at the recent term
of court. Two for burglary, one forgery anc
one for horse stealing.
Temperance Meeting.
meeting of young men at the lecture
room OF the First Congregational church last
night was addressed by MrW.C- Gibbons VINO
elaborated principally upon the plan OF tenn
perance clubs, one of which IL is proposed u
establish in this city. A committee on tonsll
tuition and bylaws was appointed, ana olnei
steps taken toward the attainment of thal
end. Mr.. Gibbons will speak further upon
the subject at the union Temperance meet
ing TO be held In the Baptist church SUNDAY
evening.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
Ai.nN.i An Accident.

Yesterday afternoon while the Missouri
Pacific was coming into the depot street
gdiaia jumped from the step ON L. the plat
Iorm, Uut missed his footing and was thrown
betw cen the platform and the rails. Had IL
not been tor "a bystander who pulled him
from his perilouS position, he would have
pronaby been lOstfing around the throne by
this time. The police should he instructed To
arrest all boys found on the cirs without per
mission
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
JUMPED THE TRACK.
The Chicago Express Leaves the
Track Near Piasssb, fs-No One In.

The Chicago Express, due here at l0:20 yes.
terday morning, was an hour and twenty
minutes late, owing TO the ditching of the
baggage and mail car near Piattsburg. The
speed, as II was Stacking up for the station
when one of the wheels on the baggage car
struck O tfrog in such q manner that
broke the fange and II Immediately jumped
the track, the mail car following II. The
train was brought TO q stand-still before the
passenger coach left the track. The track
was cleared In Q short time, but owing to the
broken wheel the baggage and mail cars
were left n Piattsburg. and for that reason NO
chicago mail was received in this city yes.
terday, - it Was not deemed expedient to
carry the mail In freight car thai was used
to Transport the baggage. Tho mail viii n.
rive this morning.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

John Seeker keep constantly on hand a
large stock of Jas. Wilde Jr., & Co.'S goods,
any clothing, go to Seekers and ask for Jas.
Wilde Jr., & Cos.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
raE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

,r RApwAY Il have mad Ovarian Tumor
IN me oyaries and bowels. All the doctors
s;,i,i ..there was no help for it," tried every
thing that was recommended, Dui hothins
helped me- | saw your Resolvent and deter
mined to try IL, but mad no iaith IN IL, oe-
cause had suffered for twelve years. L TOOK
six bottles of the Resolvent and one box OF
if.aav k.Iiei and now there is not "A sign OF
tumor TO be seen or ielt, and l feel better,
smarter ana happier than have for twelve
years. The worst tumor was IN tue ret sue .e
Won for for the benefit OF Others lou can
publish this II YOU choose.
HANNAH p. KNAPP,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
TEMPERANCE TOPICS.
Which will Form slse subject Of Dis.
ca>sion AT the Alliance This After.
noon AT the Baptist Church TO.

NbSuss
The Young Peoples Alliance will meet this
afternoon at three O'Clock, at the First Meth
odist Church, corner Filth ana Choctaw
streets, and will be addressed by Mr. Gibbons
the popular cold water agitator and other
prominent speakers. Every young advocate
of temperance is urgently solicited To attend
the meeting of the Alliance this afternoon,
as matters of Importance will be brought up.
A meeting will also be held at the Baptist
Church this evening. under the auspices Of
the Young Mems Temperance Club, at which
Mr.. Gibbons will speak, setting forth the
ideas and plans of temperance clubs in gener-
nj. There Is no doubt but that the Baptist
Church will be crowded tonight.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

The contest for the two beautiful and costly
dolls, at the japanese party Thursday even
ing-for the two handsomest little girls in
town-resulted in awarding the first prize TO
Miss May Gordon, and the second To Miss
Ehodie Mcfarland.