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HENRY WARD BEEcnER.
pOAIpEII.

Excay ations Pompei prove the city have been
Of the fashionable and beautiful Of Roman summer
and but for the eruption IL might have remained
this day As with Pompcii 50 with thousands ~
people who have beauty of form and feature They might
always be admired the eruption that makes the
face unsgh and berays the Of scrofua viru
lent blood posons debility There il hut
remedy that positively these affections and that
remedy IL Dr PsRcKs toi MEDICAL DissovfRS IL Is
the best known tonic Alternative and resolsen IL speedily
pimples bioches liver spots and Al diseases
from Impoverished impure blood. Ii also dys
pepsa aud regulates the liver ad bowels Sold BY drug
gists.
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MOURNING IN LONDON AND At WINDSOR.
[BY cA,,LE TO THE HERALD

[By CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON Dec. H. 1873.
Tho blinds are drawn at Buckingham Palace the
Queens London residencc), st. James Palace tIer
Majcsty's official resiiencc) and at Marlborough
House he residence of the Prince of Walcs). In
SEQUENCE of the death of the Princess Alice. Dean
Stanley lcft London last evening to spend the ami
vcrsary of the Prince Consort's death at Windsor
Castle and remains there, though the memorial
vice was not held The Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince Leopold and the Princess Beatrice are also
there with the Queen.
AT WINDSOR.
A telegram from Windsor says the flag Mt the
castle ut half-mast the bells at the Royal Chapel
and Eton College are tolling. and nearly all the
houses, public and private in the royal borough are
closed. The Queen. though greatly grieved by the
ncws from Darmstadt is not i'll.
OUT THE DEAD.
In consequence OF the death OF the Grand Duchess
OF Hcsse Lord Bcaconsfcd has requested the post
ponemcnt of the presentation fixed for today of an
address and casket from the English residents ON
the Pacific coast Of the United States. All of Her
Majcsty's Ministers and members of the government
have sent expressions of their sympathy with Her
Majesty.
MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS THyRA POSTPONED.
[By CABLE no THE HERALD
COPENHAGEN, Dec. IA, 1873.
riaac Of the Princess Thyra to the Duke Of Cumbcr
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AT MONTREAL.

MONTREAL. Dec. IA, 1878.
There was deep sorrow receipt of the news of
the death of Princess Alice. Flags displayed at
half mast all the public buildings and expressions
Of sympathy were heard all sides for the Queen.
The Superior Court adjourned out of respect for
the memory of the deceased.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
MOVEMENTS OF THE TALLAPoOsA.
lRY TELEaKApH TO THE HERALD.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va. Dec. IA, 1873.
The United States despatch steamer Iallapoosa,
Lieutenant D. q. McRitchie arrived here to-day from
Philadelphia with stores for equipment and steam
engineering. She left for Washington ut sundown
with stores for the navy yard and lot OF
cal and nautical instruments for the Naval Obserya-
tory.
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land shall be postponed until after the funeral of the
Princess Alice
GRIEF AT RIDEAU HALL-cANADA SHOWING HER
SYMPATHY
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

OTTAWA Ont. Dec. IA, 1878.
A cablegram was received yesterday morning by
the Princess Louise that the Princess Mices condi-
ton was worse, but later despatch announced that
she was improving. Princess Louise was therefore
greatly affected at the announcement of her sisters
death this morning All the receptions and festivities
at Ridcau Hall have been suspended. Flags that only
alittle than week ago foated to honor the ar
rival of the Princess Louise now mournfuy hang at
half to show the general sorrow felt at the death
Of the Grand Duchess of Hesse-Darmstadt. No steps
have been taken yet by the Governor General anent
the death of the Princess, orders from England are
expectpQ
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THE QUINNEBuSG on HER WAY TO NORFOLK.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

dNSNFOIIs,
The United States steamer Quinncbung. Commander
n. II. Farquhar commanding. sailed from Annapolis
to-day for Norfolk. He will proong the voyage as
much possible in order to exercise the crew IN the
use Of the guns while under SAIL using targets.
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SYMPATHY THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION.

SYMPATHY THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION
TORONTO Ont, Dec. H. 1873
The announcement of the death of Princess Alice
was received throughout the Dominion with pro-
found sorrow. Earnest sympathy is expressed on all
sides for Her Majesty and her daughter, who has
lately made Canada her home, the Princess Louise.
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AsToR HOUSE SHOE sToRE.-sTERN. AMERI-
can and English Walking shoes. hand sewed ~ Boots,
81 Button ,aitsrs sa 30 a. xJ Uaite,s 81 dress shoes,
81 ~, ". STERN Barclay 81
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CANADA AND HER COURT.
THE ATTEMPTED INTRODUCTION OF ENGLISH
COURT ETIQUETTE DIscouRAGED-PosrAL
MONEY ORDERS.

LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
OTTAWA, Ont Dec. a. 1878.
Colonel Mcneil. who accompanied Lord Lorne to
Canada and is credited as the author of the absurd
and obnoxious orders regulating Canadian Court
dress left for England last night He appears to have
been the bee aoir OF the yiceregal party since
landing
Superintendent Forsyth, Chief of the Dominion
Money Order branch, visits Washington soon to con-
with authorities there regarding the system in
use in the United States.
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NOTABLE rRADEsMEx IN PARIS.

II. HoyENDEN a SON London. England
NOTABLE rRADEsMEN IN PARIS.
AL GRAND HOTEL-PARIs PLACE DE LOPERA.
Particularly recommended.
Bedrooms from francs day.
Pension ~ francs day. including lodging board and
wine There lifts.
HOTEL MfRABEAI-S RUE DE LA PAX. CASA
NOvAs. PROPRIETOR First class estabi ishmen..
ALPH. GIR0tX--43 BOULEVARD DIS CAPUCINES.
Bronyes Fancy Articles of virtu Toys Morocco.
AU PETIT ST THOMAS DRY GOODS. NOVELTIES.
Costumes, silks Rue du Bac, - and b.
AC PAGE-i6 RUE NINIE\NE. PLAIN AND FANCY
silks. colored and black velvets. Novelties.
AMERICAN TAILOR JOHN EHRESDALL
NJ Chaussee d'Antin. and Boston. United States.
APARTMENTS. HOUSES. ESTATES, AGENT FOR
Wells Fargos Express sidney l. Spark. Rue Scribe.
- Boule, ard DIES Capucnes
CARRIAGE BUILDERS, MILLION. QUIET CO..
10 Avenne Montaigne.
WINES tfIRST GROwTil--CLARET, BOURGOGNE,
Champagne, Shcrres. Brandies cnsillier. IL Rue DE-
CoNFEcTiON WHOLESALE FOR LADIES
Robes Costumes laute Nouveaute.
FURNITURE TAPESTRY. DECORATIONS. FLEURIOT,
b. appoin tment to the khediye. u Rue l.epcleter.
GOLD I.OCkETS OF ALL KINDS SPECIAL MANU-
FACTORY l.. Nicot. VI Rue Ours.
JEWELLERS. WATCIIMAkERS. GOLAY LERESCHE
a SONS. Rue de la Pax: also at Geneva.
INDIA SiIAwLs AND LACES.
Paris, ~ Kue Richeien.
COMPAGNIE DIES INDIES. Brussels. Rue lie Ia Regenca
LEON SPORCk. 8 RUE DU 4 SEPTEMBRE.
PERFUMERY FIRST GLASS; GUERLAIS.
Par Ruc de La Pal
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Prepared By HENRY G. GALLUP No. 4o3 Oxford a..
London. England and for sale by all druggists in tho
United States.
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DoBERTsoN's LIBRARIES IKE PARrINGroNs !
d Hack Window, by the Dsnbnry News man, 25c, Posi-
tree to United States receipt of price ROSS ROB-
ERTsoN. % Ypnge st. Toronto Canada Above exact
prints VI American edtous.,
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GOLDEN nAIR.-ROBARES ACREOIINE PRO
Oduces by three applications the bantifn golden
color admired IL IL perfectly harmless To he had
OF all apothecares and goods dealers sole agents.
X. IIUSENDEN A son. London. England.
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EUROPE.
FI.0RILINE,

or the teeth and breath is the best liquid dentifco in
world 1t thoroughly cleanses partially decayed teeth
from all parasites living "anmacua" leaving them
pearly white imparting delightful fragrance tho
breath. The FRAGRANT FIoRILINE removes instantly
All odors arising from foul stomach tobacco smoke
Being partly composed Of honey soda and extracts of
sweet herbs and plants IL is perfectly harmless and deli
cious shc
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A-TURKIsH BATHS NEVER CLOSED DAY OR
night No Z West oath St Try them.
AMERICAN STYLE OF SHOES.-HAND-MADE
Shoes and Caters. -; Dress shoes ~
Nassau Il near
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RESTAURANT GRAND VELOUR.

TAPESTRY. CARPETS. TISSUES FOX FURNiTunE.
YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL MISS SULEAU Garden),
formerly RSe Chsteaabriand now Rue d'Auteuil
YOU NG H., i.ApiEs school Nine Dhsre Der,cqnehem.
YoUNG LADIES' SCHOOL ,sUPERioR,
NILE. DUPU!s, 32 Avenue d'Iena
Tuileries Gardens First class Family Hotel. Lift
,EwEfRT sfRyk1sH fsGfIiis oB,Ecrs OF ART
SPECIALITY OF WEDDING ORNAMENTS FROM 4Oo
5000 francs. cII. LABOURIAU Jeweer. Iia
PRECIOUS s"'se sToNEs, opALs SPECIALITY, DUBNIK
DIAMpSBs pE1kLs 4 FsEciors @ srosEs Emil.
AU PRiXTEMPS. GRANDs MAGAsINs DE NovKAU-
TEs. Rue dn liavre. Boulevard Haussmann. near
HUssOS. BIjoUTIER JEwELLER
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS And FLOWERS
Marseysl ,e Co. & Ess =, Denis ORDERS sy post
JEwELRy BiJouETEIE. GOLDSMITH WORKS.
LIE ROY Il Fills, HORIoGERs DE LA MARINE 13
and Is iaerie Montpenser. Palas Royal.
SHIRTS. GLOVES, BREEclIES, RACING COLORS.
MILLINERY FIRST CLASS FOR THE MOST STYLISH
LINGhRIE DE MAuTE ELEGANCEi DRESSES, cos
MINES DE vERTUs sHURs, PATENT CEINTuRE
and csTfs a5ass + Rqs Auaer first Oor
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS FEATHERS FOR DRESSES,
Head Dresses, first class Buhler Frere d SGurs.
LA1r DiRis EHtLsIoN pERFuMEp, GIVING
beauty to complexion. L. T. Piyer. 10 Boulevard dc
EAU DEXTiFRIcE PHILIPPE AND oDoNTHALINR
dental Pastel ~ Rue d Enghein.
RESTAURANT VELOUR. JNE, DUCHEsNE SuCCR
DINER ssiI NaFfSSA FTrSs cxrEa fAEAs ROYAL
Deeuner, francs; Diner, francs, win compris.
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FOR REAL BARGAINS GO TO
W. II. sANDIFER,

Diamond Merchant.
755 broadway. corner 18th st.
Established 1st5.
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TIE LIGHT WHICH SHINES
in beauty eyes dazzling beautiful than the
pure and brilliant light which reflected from the latest
triumph science. HrMPHREY PARisAN DIAMONDS,
which neither time have effect. They
coating Of damond prccipitsed BY voltaic action on
pure crystal They for sale only at X. HUM
PHREY'S Jewery Establishment $40 broadway. corner
18th st. New York Piice list free. have agents
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MOTHER TRUTHS MELODIES FOR CHILDREN.

just publisbcd curious little Children Picture Book
or Home kindergarten by Mrs f. Miller, with IO pics
tures Price 81 Ask to see ut any book store ~ -
te novcI and children book of the day
80 ~ q; H. CARLETON n CO.'S Hook store.
Madison square. Now York.
The best selected and most attractive show Of Holiday
n. IN. I'd. I'M he
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FINE SILK HATS. 50 30. WORTH s5; N0BDY
Derbys 81 ~ worth 81 !, New Church st., up stairs
Is THERE NO CURE FOR RHEUMATISM?
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DEADy 9TH-ERRATIC ENRlVUEs BUkLEsoUE
nobby Yum YUM. second thousand Elegantly Illus.
tratcd ~ cents; cardinal and gold *i IL y brm,u oS
that lots of trouble-Graphic. CHUMS.
Tenth thousand Peoples edition. % conts 1T treat. OF
many ~ sns' OF the day with sprinking oil love-
and nrt alton. .n-Norri-town Herald
- tuAs. y. CLARKE, Jr. Publisher.
Nesey st. New York.
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L,ARJEoN's NEW NOVEL,

=
WIDOW CHERRY.
Published this morning from the authors advance shsefA
and manuscript, WIDOW CHERRY. splendid new story.
by H. L. FARJEON author Of Joshua Marvel % cents
q. W. CARLETON CO.'S hook store
Madison square, New York.
The selected aud most attractive show of Holiday
Books aud Christmas Cards In the city.
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ASTHMA. CATARRH INFLUENZA AND Pull
monary diseases rseye by BALsAx HONEY
AND ToLu HARTNETT Pharmacy, bible House.
A-SELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER A. sTEPHANI co, 40 New ST., sole
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
4 MISREPRESENTATION AMUSEMENTs
just pubshedA Rock Of flames Tricks Puzzles Chst:
family $50 illustrations Price, ~ cents
q. W. CARLETON co.'s Book Store,
Madison square, New York.
The selected and attractive show Of Holl
day Books and Christmas Cards In the city
At CODpINtiTON'S CATHOLIC PUBLICATION
N Book Prayer Books dc Very Rev. Father
lecture Results Of the Protestant Reforms
'''A ROBERT CoDDINGTON, DAG 4,h av. Goth st.
4 QUARTETTE OF THE FOUR
LEADING NOVELS OF THE DAY.
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The Rev. ucury Ward Beeener write, A. follows,-

BRooxLYS. NY, Doe. II. l.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-10

Charles Durham, assault and battery, con-
tiuus,d TO the 9Th and bond fixed AT 800.
Mary 0orion, selling liquor without IL
cense continual 10 the 18th.
Lewis Wasp, destroying private property,
dismissed.
Charles McGahey, drunk, fined s..
Albert Beecher, James williams and Tay-
Tor Hively, vsgrancy, ordered to leave the
city.
John and Michael Coan, violating wagon
ordinance, Judgment rendered against deien-
dants, for 80 each.
Ernest storm and David Atchison, violating
scale o. dinance, each fined 81, and appeal
taken in order to test the case.
Z. ;. Templeton, Lewis Hall and james
Hickman, petit larceny; cases heard and
Tenn eton fined $50 and costs; continued as u
Hall and Hickman, until the sth, and jury
called for.
BEFORE COL. ". C. MATHIAS. JUDGE PRO TEN
w. H. Bond, libel, held TO bail in the sum o
$500.
r. H. Coney, libel, evidence all in, and ar
| gumet concluded case IN be called at $50 TIM
4 morning, and decision given.
| Thomas ]. Darling, LIBEL, continued unit
1 80 this morning.
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Schcnrk,, II,ndrasc Pal.

VIII be io,ud To po, ~ h">e grH.it-"> neces-
sary the tai eradication col tli BILIOUS Il
Iacis, prom 10 star iuv = CT.tluu> OF Use
liver. and gI,U IeriIlIy l"'.s- to lac tniiTe
system. Indeed, 4 - 80 ogd.u IrN discovery
in medic ~cienc - nave INel.iy,, rci.l dN
for titt-~e stubborn comp aIgI>, VIII cts develop
all the rSuit~ p pduc a DN a ucr t"i re II. ="
Use OF cIl,Inri, mine. "a yuSlls d AIDED ny
InaaEli md. ANA sfckhoaleu 10 ~. "a UcI We
in the tx r..lnc Uo liz. hIHian system. Thai
the p.o.rrti-- OF c rtstin veg tai,ls-s conn
All the. virtues sTitoinrl .ihoutil~ .nJurl-
Gus tendencies. u now IA, admittei y 81, rvu-
si..r,I IA i~pu ADJ by -cientIfic T--seai ch I;
and those. WAC u>.a the Mantirake Pih MAJ be
fully sat lied .BaJ the best m. diem ue
tho. truvIi 10y nature In thc common
herbs and roots OF The iiei'is.
Tn. -. d, lis Oh a the bowels ana correct all
bilious drTan.. mcntS N,ihoui salsSstion ,r
any of the injur>ou> ell, els OF calomeaor 9th.
er poIsou>. Ihr secretion %! bile i ptell"ieti
by rhrS.. pills A. Will b. seen by the oEereti
color of the stools, and disappearing q lbe
sailow complexion and CLEANSING OF ~
tongue
Ample directions for use accompany eocn
box of pills. Pr pared only by j. H. Schemes
& Son. at their principal Office. corner sixth
and Arch streets, Philadelphia, and for sale
by all druggists and dealers
Price, - cents per box
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Publication Notice.

In The District Court Of Learenmorth County,
Kansas:
Nv. IDE, PLAINTIFF, VS.. Wiley W. Ham,
mond -. r. Hammond, William T. Little,
DeIpnine Little. Samuel +. scott and Mary
J. scott, Defendants.
yaSHE above named defendants, William
A. Little ana Delpbine Little his WIFE,
SAMUEL r. scott and Mary j. scott his wife,
will take notice that they, In connection
vita tine above named del. ndants, Wiley W.
hammond and =. r. Hammond, his wife,
have been sued by the above named plaintiff
ana must answer the petition flied by the
after, IN the above entitled Court on or before
the lith nay OF February, ISIS, or said petit
ton VIII be taken as true and Judgment ren-
dered accordingly Of the following nature
A personal judg nent against said Wiley W.
hammond Ior $500, with ten per cent. in
terrsI from December 18Th, 1876, ON a promis-
-Ury note for said sum, gwen by him to the
plainuH on the day last mentioned, and a
Judgment against all the defendants foreclos-
Iu, a mortgage given December 18th 1876, by
DO Ia of said Hammond>, TO the plaintln up
on the following real estate In @avenworth
County, state OF Kansas, 10 secure the pay
m,nt OF said note, namely: Fifty acres In
the northeast quarter of section two, OF town.
snip ten, of range twenty-one, bounded and
described ~ follows: Beginning al the north
vest corner OF ,aid quarter section, and run
ming thence south seventy rods, thence east
10 the first branch, thence nOrtherly with tbs
meanderings of. said branch To the north
line of said section, thence west To the place OF
beginning. Also the east-hah of the
--ast half Of tue southwest quarter of SEC.
zion thiry-five OF to~nshIp nine, OF
quarter OF said section thirty. five
except as follows: Forty acres sold &c
| RoDert Osborn, November 18th. ls.2, twenty
ac - sold u Benjamin r. Uni, April 10Th
Isl. and one ana On.-half acres sold u
~.nuoI district seven, and which Judgment
will order the sale Of said property TO pay
''e f'''' H. W. IDE, Plaintiff.
ian.3y4t
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Personal.

E. ID. Storrs, of Topeka, was registered, yes
terday, at the Planters.
George W. Perry, of Boston, was registered
al the Planters yesterday.
Hon H. Clay Park, of the Atchison Fdf'1of'
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Emma Morris and Miss Maggie Croziei
lief, Monday, for Philadelphia
Mr.. E B. Allen accompanied by his d'ush'
ter, Miss Kate. left Monday for ST. Louis
Nrs. NJ. W. Cook and Miss Flora Cook, Of
Wyaadotte, are registered at the Planters
Hon. W. L. Parkinson and Mr.. c. b. Mason
Of Ottawa. were registered at the Planters
yesterday Afternoon
Mr.. Tracy Mace. the popular oagsagemar
at the Union Depot, left yesterday, Tor a shor'
trip to Batavia, Iowa
v. Sarbach, of Holton, was in the city yes
teniay. with several car loads OF hogs, which
lie disposed of To packers here
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District Court.

T. H. Coney ". Vim. Cranston, al aids
missed at plaintiffs costs as per stipulation
on file.
Lei>on vs.. Gillett-continued by consent.
tuIday-
Anthony VS.. Miller-dtfendant moved for
! leave to file supplem, nIal answer Motion
/ over uIed and exc .ptinus. Order that special
v,nir, issu for twenty additional jurors TO
! compile understandable Thursday morn
| ing at ten o'clock, 10 when Time the further
hearing i postponed.
Curt adiou ned till this morning at ten
| O'Clock.
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Union Services.

The union services at the Baptist church
Sunday evening were attended by very
large audience composed of the church going
people in the CITY,
Rev. DIR. Muss-y of, the Westminster Pres
byterian church, opened the services by the
announcement OF the proper hymn which
was very creditably rendered by the choir.
who consisted of the follow ing: J. s. WEIGH,
III. A. Wise, b. Noble, X. Crane, +. E Upton,
L. Arland, l.. Genius, VI. Genius, y. Wilicout,
L. T. Durham, with Miss A. e. Williams, or
ganist-
After the hymn Rsv.W. y. Page OF the First
Pr-suy terrain JnuIcn, read an appropriate
scripture lesson, anu wa> followed by Rev. }
H. Hariw lcke, who deiiver,d the opening
prayeI. Rev. Nm. smith, ut the First Meth
odi>t Church, tnen touk his place ia the pul-
ait and apnounc. Il for Inns text The 9th ah,i
3stn verses of the sih chapter of Mathew.
which read:
.rhen sailh He unto His disciples the har-
vest truly is pienteous, out the labouIers ATE
few.
Pray We, therefore, the I ord of the harvest
tiat he viii SEND iortn labouress into his hisr-
vest.
He then. in general terms, spoke to the
l congregation for nearly three-qu trf..r> Of an
A tou, glv NJ them tIutns which, II consider
| ed. viii b. ing profit, and cause the comins
1 harvest TO oe more pienteOus than II Will 9th
| erwise be.
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NEW Yor X rFoDrcEKAR


FIorR-A 81 ade easier and more doing
sul,errine western, 81 800 10; common 10
eod. 5, lOa A.: good TO choice. s. 6kaS 90
white wheat extra, IS o5o6 IS; 81. Louis, % Is
as -.
Chicago spring, 81 sI1a; No. Milwaukee
spriuy 81 3IaI 35i, No. spring. 81 Sal IS
M spring, february, 81 seal 81 No. Z
north western January. 81 32i.ai $50.
RYE-Quiet western, ai@a4c-
BARLtY.suief-
CoRN-Modersia trade: high mixed, sc
steam mixed. 5sa5 &c ungraded old western
mIx.,f. tic ; new .4r5sc-
OArs-Nodersteiy active; mixed western
and state; 30 ~ white, 31Sail4c-
CoFFEE-Qui
SUGAR-Qui-t and unchanged. .
MoIAssEs New Orleans unchanged. For.
eign, nominal
RIcE-Quiet and steady.
EG6s-Dull: western, 2H,zc-
PoRK-In demand and active; mes, el2 509
Il .5.
BEEF.Quiet-
NIpDLEs-Western long clear, 71Tsc-
LARp-Prime steam. heavy, q Su7 w.
BrrrER-Firm; western, Sale.
CHEEsE-Eirm; 1ai34c-
| WHIsKY-Duil and nominal u %.
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At the last meeting OF the Temperance AZ
lance, Sunday, AT The BaItIst church, un
motion o. Aimed L. Co.'S, ID Wa voted uiat =
comm IIoe o. iii,,, consisting g I Hon. Jas |.
I.ar,mer. Pr.f. ". Il. Skhlman and Dr. Ii. Il,
Cal aIhaI, be directed 10 cali upon each Pastor
liz ciIGt, &c %. a church ia The city, and re-
quest them. and iluoulh them, their MEN,
bcTS. Sstb!7aIh school Sup"rinI'r dents. teach
.Is q Il sciiu ais To- ,tt thgg ~ The Bapti>;
cnuslcn, ga sunday, January 18th, 1t 5 o'c!ock,
4 NJ. To- give Ilst la enc uF9U' IN, ut aud 60
ppl5,.T ,JIon la til - in NhI.-U dizzy ar en'
~, d. = id cummiII,, 10 ICp"t Ia whiting
t. ihr \ HaBc TIE answer oi yacn pastor, on
said day.
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SPECIAL notice.
A Sure Cure or Piles.

No one need suffer. A positive remedy for
all kinds of Piles, alaying the intense Itch
ing at once. giving instant relief An Indian
treatment sou apply. called DIR. Williams In
dian Ointment, prepared only for Piles, and
uothiug elSe.l Thousands already cured.
Mr.. Joseph VI. Ryder, Cleveland, o., writes /:
-. suffered for years with Itching and III
cerated Plies, tried remedy after NEEDY adj
yertsed, and consulted physicians in Phiia-
iielphia Louisville, CINCINNATI, Indianapo-
lis and this city and spent hundreds OF dol
IITs, but found no relief until obtained box
Of Dr. William, Indian Pile Ointment some
four months ago, and IL has cured me COM
pIetely. | hat part of box left which gave
Ia n friend o. mine. who had doctored with
many PHYSICIANS, and as a last resort went
to the noted Hot Springs, Arkansas, for treat
ment. tie informs me that the Indian ONT
ment has also cured him OF the Piles. IL Is
certainly a wonderful discovery, and should
heISed by TN. many thousands who now are
suffering with that dread disease.
For more certificates of cures see large cir
GUAR around each box of Ointment. Sold 10y
druggists generally.
SS!d by FULLER 4 FULLER Whole
sils Druggists. Chicago. sugi7d3w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-10
sure Thing.

DIR. Kings Syph1litic Remedy Is warranted
tocure Syp hilis in the primary, seconda.! an"
tertiary Stages, and i'm all Its varied ana com
nlicatssd forms, aud will cure the worst case
of yenerial diseases; cases which have res,stt'
the treatment of the most eminent physi.
clans of America. Ii cures the first stage and
heals the ulcers in q few days. u cures III
GERS in the mouth, nose, throal, head, arm,
and legs; also hard pains in the bones and
toints, swelling of joints, syphilic rheumo-
tism etc. in q short time. Price, . per
package. Sent everywhere by express a
treatise sexual diseases free. Sent mailed
for two stamps. Sold by DR.. ]. Dinsbeer, SIS
North seventh street, St Louis, Mo. Cure
guaranteed or the money refunded. Thee
Exersdoren, agent, LeAvenw0rth. Kansas
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