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GAVE HIMSELF Up.

Charles DalkeWitx, the Fern Fsrgsr,
Delivers AinAelf Up Ts sheriA
E.sMe
1t will be remembered that some time
during the Summer clerk in the
Quartermaster's Department at Fort Leav-
enworth, named Charles Dulkowitz, after
forging the name Of Col. c. II. Hoyt, Quar-
terms .ter at the post, to two or three checks,
the aggregate amount not much exceeding
$500, and passing them of, fed the city,
but being afterwards arrested at Fort Smell.
ing, near ST. Paul, MINI. After being held
at that post for time by the military au-
thorities he was released and finally wound
up in Leaysaworth, delivering himself up
10 Sheriff Lowe, which self-immolatiou took
place last Saturday. The Sheriff at once
notified L. s. District Attorney Peck, by
telegraph, of the fact, who rent word YES
day afternoon to Sheriff Lowe to hold the
prisoner The fact of the prisoners having
si'en himself up will probably tend in his
ii'or at the Trial. When Dulkowitf de-
parted rs left his wife at Fort Leayen-
worth.
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County Bridges.

~ OTICE is hereby given, That the Board
~ OF County Commissioner. OF the COun-
ty OF LeavenwortE. at an authorized sess1on
Of the Board, to-wit: November s, Is, de-
clared its intention tn build. or cause To be
built, a bridge across Nine Mile Creek, over
stafford and Giillspie road at Anderson 3
ford, Reno township, a'so TO build approach
rs TO bridge over Big Stranger Cree on the
Leconipton road. in alexandria township.
By order OF the Board.
J. W. NIEHAUS,
County Clerk.
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Qainsy In Hogs.
american Agriculturist.


Quinsy, common in hogs that are exposed
to cold and damp, is an Inflammation OF the
throat, with swelling of the glands, and If
this is excessive, there Is danger of suiiocs-
ton. To prevent II, keep the pigs warm and
dry. Treatment of the disease: ub mustard
paste upon the throat, pat the pi S in u warm
place with plenty of ury beGd g, and give
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DR.. AIExANDER's
''BAlSAM OF HERBS, y

Is warranted tn cure seminal Weakness"
NERVOUS Debility" etc., in variou- forms
and stages, and TO restore Lost Power and
bring back youthful Vigor" when destroy
ed by excuses or evil practices. Young men
su ffering from the effects OF evil habits Will
md this remedy a certain and speedy cure.
II is entirely vegetable and harmless 70 the
most delicate constitution Price. Three
Dollars, sent to any address, secure from OBJ
seryation. Address, DIR. g. Alexander, VI
North 7th street, ST. Louis, Mo.
Dr. As Circular on Private Matters,
which fully deiineates the nature, causes,
symptoms, means OF cure, ETC.. Of Seminal
Weak ness, Female Com plaints, syphilis, etc /,
sent FREE on receipt Of one stamp.
deciSi&w.
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Mrs. gen. Sherman, wife OF the great sol
der. says: 81 have frequently purchased
DGrang'S rheumatic Remedy for friends suf-
feriug with rheumatism, and in every in-
stance il wGrzerl ike magic" Sold by all
Druggists Send COR circular TO K. X. Help
henstine, Druggist. Washington. ID. {.
noy5GSwslus
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HAVE you Dyspepsia, are you Constipa-
ted, have You a Yellow Skin, Loss OF APP
petite, Headache, if SO don't Iail TO use
SHILOIl'S SYSTEM NITALIZER. 1t is
guaranteed TO relieve you, and will you
continue to suffer when you can he cured
on such terms as these Price, 10 cts. and
% cts. Sold by Arnold q Hunt, Wholesale
Da.isrs
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAyEswoRTH,

COUNTY " OF hEA1a.woErH, S.
In the Probate Court Of SAID County and Suite
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
JOHN j. CARROLL, Deceased.s
NREDITORS and all other persons inter-
" ested In the aforesaid estate are here.
by Notified, that at the next regular term Of
the Probate Court, In and for said County, to
be begun and held at the COurt Room, in the
city and toun OF Leavenworth, State of
Aforesaid, on the first Monday in the month
of January, A. d., 1879. 1 shall apply To the
said court for a full and final settlement Of
said estate rs Administrator of !. j. Carroll,
deceased.
Leavenworth City, November 18th, A. D.,
1875. j. NJ. GALLAGHER,
wiw Administrator
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"WHAT EVERYBODY REoUIREs"-A GOOD
CATHARTIC AND ANTI-BILIoUs MEDICINE
Keep your liver healthy, and thus Wa ard of
many distressing complaints, by using
''Swsyne's Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills" Cures
sick or nervous headache, dizziness, bilious.
ness, bad taste in the mouth, dyspepsia, in
ward piles, all complaints OF the stomach
and bowels They act gently, without any
pain or gripping, and do not leave the bowels
costive, as is the case with many other pur.
gatives. Prepared only by DIR. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia, and sold at 3 cents box by
leading druggists. Sold at wholesale by Ar
MOLD & Hunt. Druggists. and retail by
Campbell and Kendrick. we-fr-su&w
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THE CASE AGAINT LEWIS.
Loa Dc 81 Medicinal Rubbush

Are swallowed by invalids, and their physi-
steal troubles thus kept alive for years, when
the peerless tonic stimulant and corrective,
Hosteiter's stomsch Bitters, would speedily
set III, disordered and worn out mechanism
Of the system in active and beautiful oper-
alton again. II has been demonstrated over
and over again that the requirements of the
sick are answered far better by the Bitters
than by pharnacopes- The stomach is
strens' hened, the liver regulated, the bowels
put in proper order, the blood enriched and
purified, and the nervous system rendered
tranquil and vigorous by this ines,im able
family medicine and safeguard against dis
ease, which Is, moreover, a mot agreeable
and effective appetizer, and n cordial pecu-
liarly adapted 10 the wants of the aged and
infirm, delicate females, and convalesc ing
patients. Ii is, besides, Immensely popu lar
an antidote to malaria. eod&w.
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Sign. Of Prosperity s.,ur.,.x.

The increased prosperity of business af-
fairs in New Orleans Is shown BY the con-
stantly growing de0and for tickets in the
grand monthly drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company, which takes place
invariably in New Orleans at noon of the
second Tuesday of every month. The fair
ness OF these drawings has at length be-
come certainty in the public mind.
Tickets only two dollars. Address NJ. A
Dauphin, P. o. box 692, New Orleans, La
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Partly cook them, place them in earthern
pots as you fry them, and pour the fat over
them IL not enough, melt lard and pour over
them until entirely covered. II is best to
have small pots that will hold enough for
one or two meals then You can warm them,
and take the sausage out without breaking.
Leave them uncovered several days, until
they are perfectly cold, then tie them up
tightly and keep in the cellar.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following Is the list of property
transfers IA recorded Yesterday in the Office
Of the Register OF Deeds:
Sarah H. Ballard Of Nebraska, TO VI. L.
Ent, all al the following described pieces
and parcels oi land, lying and situate in
the county cf Lesvenworth, to-wif: The
wtst quarter 81 the northeast quarter OF
section -, township :, range u, contain
ing 10 arTcs more or les; also, lots - and
- block in HiA'- subdivision Of Leay-
enworIh city; lot 1, in block -, in Fack-
icr'S addition Of LeaveDwUr;h city; lots ,
and block ~ IN same addition: los y
aud -, rlock 81, l-avenworth city proper;
int- /, >, > aud / block T., in Leavenworth
CITY proper: lot a, block II, in Lsita's adj
dilion; lot 81, block 50, Western addition !;
lot 10, block liz, Western addition: lot ID,
block liz, same addition; lots n and ID -
block ln3, in Day * MacaUlay's addition /;
lots %, -. u and %, block Is. IN Ewing,
Rnel!-"n Il Co = addition; lot ,, block I,
in Norton. Wi'lisms * Thomas addition I;
the egs. one Third part of block -, in the
central edition: outlois i, , 6 and in
fIenrys edition 10 Leavenworth city,
500
". l. Ept and vile 10 Josiah North, the
wes' ons fourth OF the noriheas; ne-ioGrth
ot section -. township 5, rHrge u, con-
tanning ~ acres more OF less. 1898.
-. l. Ballad % ". l.. Ent the ssrne de-
scrib-f Prop-rtv a. Ia the transfer of Sarah
II. Billiard 10 Il l.. Eut. Sl0O
l. NJ. Bishop and vile. Of Cincinnati, o,
to William Snail, lot y, block 70, Fack-
ler'y addition 10 she city of L=avenworlh,
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the TINES AHEAD.
\ Statement showing the Amoun; of Post.
age paid by the ditieren, daily news
papers in Kansas:

I; Is lie plain duty OF The TTiss to give the
public and particularly our advertising pa
| tons the acts concerning its circulation in
| order that they may fully appreciate its
valCe sud importance n an advertising
medium.
The sureSt way to Obtl n the exact circula.
Ton Of the papers Of the Sta'e ou:s:ie of the
counties "a which they are published, is from
the amount of postage paid by them to the
Fus'pilics Department.
Below wrgive the amount psid by Tbs
TIMES, taken from the Pcstofiice receipts of
This date
The amo1nt paid by other papers in the State
Is taken from the -htchison Champion which
claims To have tn amount from official
sources, and being published in its columns
is evidence that it accepts it corre-t 80
tsr as II l. concerned. The following figures
show the amount Of postage paid for one
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tx psrte VIM. ii. Miichell-Excused as
juror for the Term.
State vs.. Ellis-Defendant bsing duly ar
raigned entered plea OF net guilty.
Statevs. johnson Arrsigumeut waived
plea OF not guilty entered.
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1.-THE Fir, De.c Gives Relief,
Trial Bottles DIT; swayne's Compound syruI

Trial Bottles DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry, Is Cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results, Is quickly cured before deyel-
oping fatal pu monary affection. For all
throat, breast and lung disorders, Asthma, or
Bronchial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver
Complaint, Blood splitting, &C, no remedy is
SO prompt ana effectual "Dr. Swayne's
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry"
81 have made use of this preparation for
many years, and IL is proved 10 be very relia-
bic and efiicacious in the treatment of severe
and long standing coughs. i know OF two
patients, now in comfortable health, and
who but for its use consider would not be
living. ISAAC 5. HEREIN, NJ. ID.
straustown, Berks county, Pa.
Price-Trial bottles, . cents; large size, 81
or six for S. A single IS cent bottle will oft.
entimes cure a recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF life.
Prepared only by DIR. Swaype Son, Phiia-
pelphia- Sold by leading Dru Sists in Leav.
enu orth, by Arnold & Hunt Campbell and
Yendrick. wed fri sun .&w.
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ANOTHER CASE not QUITE SO BAD
MRS. Colts AGAIN.

Near Mrs. Frszee was seated person
well-known TO our readers "a the woman
who at enc time jumped from train of
cars and was disabled. Sire wac, after the
accident .taken TO the Sisters Hospital,
from which place she left only to be found
sitting near the river on a cold windy day
and taken by kind-hearted people to the
Home for the Friendless. She left the lat
ter place yesterday, she says, with ,he full
consent % the matron, and is nov trying
to once more reach her home in Mi--i>sip-
=
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Dr.. WHITTIER,
CT st. Charles street, 81. lculs, Mo.
] r. WHIT r I E r ,
Rpd c. rhu-l~. Exr~>%

Treats all forms of Veneral Diseases, Sem
nal Emissions and sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No matter who failed
call or write pamphlet or consultation free.
Can refer to the medical profession in all
carts of the County,
Popularillustrated book 26opal es)on
EiSxuooD! WoMANHooDi MARRIAGE!
Inpediments to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely sent'd, post
Id for so cents, by DIR. c. WHITTIER,
Il ST. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
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WELLS Persian Perfume "HACKMErACKn
is rich and fragrant. Try it. Sold By Ar
mold d Hunt, Wholesale Eealers. Leaven-
worth, Kansas, and By retail dealers gener-
ally.
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lAmerican Agricultnrist.
Mocking-birds are difficult to keep, but,
with care in feeding, the obstacles may be
overcome. For a steady died, use corn meal
and milk made up twice day to Insure Its
sweetness, with little chopped, hard-boiled
eex with II, and some mashed occasionally.
Chopped beef, flies, and spiders, should also
be fed them, or II turned loose In the room
they will catch insects for themselv =. Cher
ries and berries, especially Pokeberries, in
heir season, are much relished by the birds,
and are a necessity to insure health. Regu.
larity in fee ding and care, and cleanliness,
are essential to success.
Take Proper Care 81 B0FNes-
[Cor. Chicago Inter-Oceap, IA
The horse should be protected from the winds
so he will have no currents about him, while
he should have plenty of fresh air not sur
charged with Ammonia arising from decay
ing and decom posing manure. And espe-
cislly should his stable be kept Gle n and
well oedded. He has a right to this, and any
one Withholding this from him is dishonest.
When all Of mans wrong doing is righted
there will be fearful account against him
for his neglect of his dumb brutes whose
business IL is for him 10 tenderly care for
and had We the power we would parade the
ghosts of some animals before the visions OF
their owners in the hours of their fe>tivify.
Then, we say, provide comfortable stables,
and blanket horses when warm from hard
drives. Tarry not At the saloon, the social
neighbours or SINGING schools when the pa
tent homes are suffering, hitched to q post
in the cold winds hyou cannot appreciate
this advice, some stormy night hitch your
self to post for four hours while your horses
are in warm stable. hey have just as
much right to comfort - you have.
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Notice TO the Creditors OF Sparrow Jones
Leavenworth, Kansas, November 2stn,
1873.
NOTICE Is hereby given, That on Tuesday,
~ the LIST day Of April, A. d., 1873 at the
ONCE of the City Treasurer, In the Court
House. in the City Of Lesven worth, County
of LeavenwOrth, State Of Kansas, Will pro
ces d to publicly adjust and allow demands
against the estate OF said Sparrow Jones,
Assignors, according o. the laws Of the stat.
of Kansas. GEORGE ID FsRS,
noy2sw3mo Assignee Of sparrow & Jones
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Raising Ferns From Seed,

lChicago Tribune, H.
Ferns are easily raised from seed Shallow
pans should be procured, and broken crooks
put in for drainage; then I'll with very san,
dy soil, and sprinkle il The seed, which is
obtained from the brown lines or spots on
the under surface of most mature fronds
should be sovn upon the surface, window
glass placed closely over the surface 10 Keep
he moisture IL and insects out, and the pans
themselves set in a temperature of about so,
when the seeds Will gsrminate in about two
months.
The DiSfereoSe.
Exchange.
In lsS4 the farmer had to pay zoe per pou nd
for his sugar, to-day the same amount may
be bought for less than half that sum- II his
wife needed a new calico dress ii required 40c
20 buv yard, to-day IL requires but SC. De-
LANES h ave fallen from 40 TO .0c, gInghams
from 40 to g, cheeks from IS to l5c, Canton
fianreis from IS to Sc, bleached muslin from
50 to l2c. These are only a few items in a
long list. .. course the produce which far
mers raise has fallen too, but not TO such an
extent rs those articles they have TO buy
What Can he Rafsed ON an Acre Of
Ground.
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THE avenues lea ling 10 an early grave
have often been opened by a cough or cold.
Th.u-.iiG- have been cured and saved by
Dr. Buil'- Cough Syrup. IL Is cheap, only
- cont e. .pttlr
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What Foolish People do.


Though the deficiency of an inch in the
outline of a giant edifice may destroy the
beauty of perfect proportions, young lady
believes she may contract the nice proper
tons of her waist three or four inches and
still be beautiful. Evidently there is a fatal
dclusion somewhere. The portIy lady must
have a portiy waist, the ST. nder lady will
have a slender waist, each in perfect harmO-
ny with the God-siven outlines of the re-
naming physique, and each sure to have
more admirers and greater comfort than in
trying to initiate style becoming only TO
an entirely different form and temperament,
as certainly as they derive satisfactory re-
suits by conforming to the laws of color In
dress.
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Reliable authority informs us that the pro.
duction of wheat is steadily on the decline In
England, although in that country the pro.
duction OF grain is next IN importance to the
raising of meat. The deelinement is that OF
area and not in the quality reduced per acre
The yield has been increased from one to one
and a half bushels, within the present gen.
Grafton, and five bushels, within one hundred
years past. The yield is now.estimated at Is
bushels per acre, and 1t will probably be
pushed up to 80 bushels per acre, for the Eng
lish farmers are exceedingly, painstaking
and doctor their land SO as to get the most
possible out OF Il.
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About n Tarautulas

a writer to the Anthony Journal declares
that the tsrantuls is not so poisonous as the
wasp. He says thev ought not be killed, as
they are enemies 10 many insects injurious
Wichita Herald.
The writer is mistaken about the tarantula
not being as poisonous as a wasp A Mr..
Pratt, of this place received a sting from a
tarantula on In e wrist last spring, and though
1t did not appear serious, a running sore
that does not get well is the result.
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.Inc 2. =. siEnai Service.

Gradu- lly, the wild and ungovernable
force al uatuIc are, through science, made
OF Use to man. Following in the wake of
the ingenious inventions for the use Of steam
and electrici V. comes the organizItion OF
tn. L. :. Signal SerTice. J. ii not wonder
ful that -ystem could be originated and
perfected whereby al operator can accu-
rately pr.dic; the weather Of distant 10
caiity? And yet experience proves our
s-t5rm signals to be reliable. Equally
great are the advances made in the science
OF medicine. Sep by step, uncertainties
and doubts have Welded TO nb.DiVe os1tain-
ties The discoveries Of Harvey and Jumer
have been succeeded By the Golden Medical
Discovery Of DR. r. V. Pierce. No longer
need people despair BECAUSE some physician
has pronounced the lungs unsouDd. Hun
dred- Of testimonials are on file in the Office
Of DR. Pierce from those who had abandon
ed all hope, and had been given up TO die
by physicians and friends. Incipient con-
sumption bronchitis, and scrofulOus tum-
ors, speedily, surely, and permanently,
yield to the healing influence OF the Dis
coyery. If the bowels be constipsted, Use
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
Fox fall particulars, see PIerce's Memoran-
dun Book given away by ali druggists.
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RrunSt over

George Jackson was brought before the
Police Cour, yesterday mornIn upon the
charge of forging the name OF Mrs. George
Burr to sn order for 80 upon Mr. Noliman,
and after q short examination Wa bound
over in the sam Of $500 to appear before the
District Court for Trial. NOt being able 10
give the bond he was sent 10 the county
Jail 20 await his trial.
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Notice.,

1 nave bought OF Bailey Smith, his Jer-
sey ball, which will stand a, The Teaven.
worth Garden on South Broadway.
declod&w3mo JouS Ep,vorp
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00leekIp Glmes
THrRsDAY DECEMBER 10. 1875.


Sheriff 4. 3 Carisly, OF Pswnee county,
v..ste7i.v brought 4 led named W.Nils5n up
ioiae Stale PruijeuIiary, who Is sentenced
10 two years Imprisonment at hard labor
Wilson !. from Fort North, Texas, eIgh
teen years Of age, bu: Is hard citizen and
will make 4 dangerous man If be keeps on
in the path he la. chosen 70 early IN life.
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lENchange.l

Lamp shades made of autumn leaves are
| very beautiful. To make them, cut the shade
| the proper shape in stiff, VIII te paper, when
the leaves, which have been previously
dried and pressed, are arranged on it in
wreath, and fastened securely by gum. The
whole is then covered with very coarse net,
and the edges bound with guilt or colored
paper. The effect OF the light shining
through this shade is exceedingly pretty,
and it is oue OF the cheap decorations which
all persons, possessed OF a little taste and or.
binary skillful fingers, may make for them
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NOT SO Coed as the Concord.

7 OF. hHusaS FArmer, II.
Farmers, beware Of the men who are sell.
ing grapevines by q sample bunch of hot
house grapes. claiming them to be the
Salem. lately saw a bunch of these grapes
that a tree.peddler was using 1t would
weigh at least ten pounds. 1t was about
twelve inches long and six inches in diam
eter, and kept in alcohol. This tree fraud
was exhibiting this bunch of hot-house
grapes as the '5alem"' While the Salem Is
a fair grape, yet it is not so good as the Con-
cord in this state, and never grows a heavier
bunch than the concord.
How Anfn nm AnvNn Ean e,o UrstllxoA
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A CARD.
AN IMPERIAL ceOWN
is a mere bauble, but the,croaen Of beauty, con-
ferred on the head which nature has neg
lected to embelilsh, or TINE has robbed OF its
Native Hue, by
CRISTADoRo's HAIR:DYE.
RETAINS ITS DARK Lrs1RE II renewed at in
tervals.
To THE CLOSE Of LIFE.
AfAsAO0S,
That promise much and performs nothing,
stands

q valuable adjunct TO the Eye. in dressing
and promoting the growth and perfect health
of the hair, and of itself, when used lone
a safeguard thar protects the nbres from de-
cav under all circumstances and under all
climes Manufactured by ]. CRISTADORO,
No IS William 81 New York. Sold by ALI
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dresers.
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