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Cents
L Feycrs, Congestion, infn urnatjons
2 Worms, Worm Feye. Worm Coiic -
2. Cry Collie or Teething OF Iufanta
& DiarrhGa, OF Children or Adults .,
s. Dy>enfery, Gripping Bilious Colo
g. Cholera. Morbus, Vomiting, e
Z. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, q
s. NEURALGIA, Toothache. Ftcearbe. p
9 Headaches, Sick Headache Vertipo. p
10 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. p
u. suppressed, or Painful Periods. q
II whites, too Profuse Periods es
IL Group. Cough, Difficult Breathing, 25
IL sait Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions q
IL Mheumatism, Rheumatic Pains q
IL Fever and AGuc. Chill Fever Agnes 81
IL. Piles, blind or bleeding 81
la Ophthalmy. and Sore or Weak Eyee, 81
- Catarrh. acute or chronic Influenza. 81
20. whOOpinE.COuxh violent coughs, Sc
IL Asthma, oppressed Breathing, so
~ Ear Discharges. impaired hearing, 80
%. hcr0fula, enlarged glands, Swellings, 50
~ General Debility, Physical Weakness, 30
Is. DrOpsy and scants Secretions, 81
Is. Aea.Sickness. sickness from riding So
2. hi0ney.Disease, Gravel, 50
% Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, / 90
- Sore Mouth, Canker, so
30 Urinary Weakness, wetting the bed, 90
n. Painful Periods, or with Spasms, 20
% Disease 0f Heart, palpitations, etc, I 90
81 EPtlepsey, Spasms, St. Vitus' Dance, :. 90
81 Dtphtherfa, liberated sore throat 90
- ~
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A CARD.

To all who Are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., I
iii send a recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered BY a missionary in South
America Send a self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T. IXMAx, &afioa b.
Bible Hoxx, Ne Y~k Cas. sspt26 eod&v
Catarrh, Consumption and Bronchial
complaints, If neglected, speedily end In
peru anent suffering. The best known
remedy, after long practical use, is Eilert's
Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry; CON-
pounded BY skilled chemists, from some of
the best known vegetable remedies 1t is
not only valuable in pulmonary diseases,
but it is unlike most cough remedies,
which are extremely debilitating) an ex-
oelIent tonic if taken q directed For sale
BY !oa Hanop, Campbell 4 Kendrick,
ahd Theo. EgersdosG
Uncle Sans Hazne1 Oil fills and closes
the Pores Of leather, e&ectually preventing
the entrance of dampnea, dust, etc, and
rendering the harnss soft and pliable.
While at tbs same time increasing it, dura-
bility. Sold By III barnes makers snd
dealers in heather,
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DuaMITT's Cough Balsam is the only alb
solutely guGdnteed remedy for cous, - and
will refnad your money unless perfect sat
isfaction is gwen. d.Sx.
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fe.a-Ofrsce Change. I'm kan...,

During the week ending may IL, 1878
Furnished for THE Tr,rEs by VIM. Van
Week, of the Pcst-office Department.
EsTABLsHED-Milton Sumner county
David Mcdonald.
observation-disclosures, Lyon county
shawnee Mission, johnson county; Tri
umph, Greenwood county.
APPoINrED-Badger Creek, Lyon county,
John Wells, Bremen, Doniphan county
Marvin G Blood Hartford. Lyon county
Thomas Campbell Stockdale, Riley coun-
", John d. Sweet; Waco, Sedgwick county
Beniamin Watson.
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FAMILY CASES,

Case, Morocco, with above b large viaIs and
Manual OF directions, $1,000
Case Morocco, of % large walls and Book, 600
These remedies are sent by the case
single box or vial, To any part Of the
country, free Of charge, ON receipt u
price. Address
Office and Depot, 100 Fulton ST. New York
For sale by ali DRUGGISTS.
" Humphreys Specific Manual on the
care and treatment of disease and its cura
sent FREE on application
Theo: Egersdorf and E. ]. Humphreys
Agent for Leavenworth. iuneod&w
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A sure Thing.

DIR. Hunters Specific and Injection No. l
are warranted to cure Gonnorhea, elect Cor
dee StrictureR Diseases Of the Kidneys, Blad-
der and Urinary organs OF males and fe-
males.
Or. Hunters Specific No. 2is q sure remedy
for the Spermatorrh0a, Seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions, the loss OF power, caused
byself-abuse or excessive indulgence. Price
OF DIR. Hunters Specific = per bottle. Injec-
ton. 81 per bottle. Sent everywhere by ex-
press. DIR. j. Dinsbee.. sole proprietor, No.
AIS, North Seventh street, ST. Louis, Missouri.
send two stamps for treatise. Cure guaran-
teed or the money refunded.
Thee. EgerDdorf, Agent, Leavenworth, Kan
sas mayl2-eo law
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE President
has nominated Gu-tave Reiches as register
of the land Office al Bonneville, Mo.
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Demand for choice beef steers, light,
though steady quoted 3114@i1s; cows, $685. |;
shipping steers, ~.
NEAL~Steady at $685.. ..
MUTToN-Yearlings, 3L93%.
HOGs-Market steady and receipts light.
The recent cut in freight rates caused Eastern
market to be well stocked, in fact crowded,
hence shippers having disposed of lots on
hand, will not be prominent In the market
until fall, without better figures and a de-
mand from the East We quote g 5092 IS.
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The new Bgckeye Reaper, Seli-ralze and
dropPer now on exhibition 1t J. f. Rich
ards a Co, has the latest improvements.
1t viii pay everyone who has Use for a
reaper to call and examine them before
bu ying any other. NayidlUIw-2t.
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SellerS' Vernlifuge.

For expelliny sorns from the system, has
no equal in this or any other country Read:
"One teaspoonful of your Nermifuge was
given t. a child OF Mr.. Bradbury's, about
tweaty months old, and the single dose ex.
PEELED 2s4 large worms in four hours after
taking the medicine.-Benj. Lytle, Union
Township, Pa" Price &c. "A box. Sold by
Campbell & kendriek. II. E Sellers & Co.,
proprietors, Pittsburg, Pa
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For Summer Complaints, or Cholera-in-
fantum there is nothing as safe and reliable
as Or. Winchelrs Teething Syrup; it never
fails to give immediate relief, and is harm
less. Sold by Jos. Harrop, Campbell 4
. Kendrick, and Theo. Egersdortf, at S5
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, May Ia.
Drover's Journal Reports.

HoGs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 500
market firm and unchanged; choice heavy
81 25a3 20 light, s. 20o3 y.
CArrLE-Receipts, $500 shipments, 200
market active and firm /: shipping steers, 81 "a
al 10; stockers and feeders, 81 4,ni Is but
chers' STEADY cows 81 sOa4 20; bulls. JS13 90
sHDIP-keceipts, i31 scarce, In good de
mand good selling we'll Texas, - 09' ma
tive - JOal 3D.
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EXCURSION I!
VALLEY FALLS.
. MAY 2S1H, 1873.
Leave nworth TuTn.VeYein

Special train leaving Leaver worth at 80
A. NJ. and Valley Fails at 1:S +. n. Rouno
trip 15c, children under ten years old, sc.
The military band. in full uniform, from
Fort Leavrnwortl. will be in attendance. An
invitation j. extended to all. A special train
will leave HoiIon and Onaga on the same day.
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$4,000.
ACRES AT AUCTION !!
MUST BE SOLD!

50, 900 acres OF choice farming lands
in Marshall and Nemaha counties, Kansas,
Days Of sale
JUNE 5TH AND 26TH,
at Frankfort, Kan0A Low fares on excuf.
sion trains. For maps and terms, addrena.
CHARLES N. STE0BINA Harrisburg, Pa.
Or II. H. LOCREY, Frankfort, Kansas.
W&Sun
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CHICAGO SCALE CO.,

50 and 20 W. Monroe st., Chicago, Ill.
4-ton Hay Scales, so old price, $50.
All other sizes at great reduction. All
scales warranted. send for circular and price,
Its nov2$-w6InO.
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The Assack On Parliamens.

INC auuSCA W = - AhSs@~ssss
LONDON, May 14.-Lord Hartipgton's
resolution that no forces shall be raised or
kept by the Crown in time of peace save
within India kithout the sanction Of Parlia-
ment, Indicates determination of the OPP
position of the House of Commons to make
a united attack on what is generally con-
sidered to he the most vulnerable part Of
the Governments policy.
SYMrToMs-Slight pain in the side, the
skin and eyes assume a thick yellow coat,
digestson is impaired, an unpleasant sink
ing sensation at the PIT OF the stomach is
experienced, the bowels are irregular, the
mind fretful, the memory weakened, some
times, slight cough, coldness of the hands
and feet, sometimes loss of appetite and at
other unnatural craving for food, dizziness
OF the head, DEPRESSED spirit, feeling of un-
certainly, OF having left something undone,
but can't tell what it is. Take Simmous'
Liver Regulator, it will remove all unpleas-
ant feelings and make you well.
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d. X. 0HI1EIra 4 Co, Chicago, Ill, are re-
liable commission merchants. Write to
them.
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Earl Rassen Dying.
LONDON, May 14.-Earl Russell i DING.
He ID nearly 50 years Of age.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-11

Translated from the German by F. II. Lehmann.l
Give your daughters thorough educa-
ton. Teach them To prepare nourishnQ
diet. Teach them to wash, to iron, To darn
stockings. to sew on buttons, to make
their own dresses. Teach them to bake
bread aud that good kitchen lessons the
apothecarvs account. Teach them that
81 is 100 cents. that one only lays up
money whose expenses are less than his
income, and all grow poor who have to
spend more than they receive Teach them
that calico dress paid for tits better than
silken one unpaid tor. Teach them that
a full. healthy face displays greater lus-
ter than fifty consumptive beauties. Teach
them TO wear strong shoes. Teach them
10 purChs-r and see that the account cor
responds with the purchase. Teach them
that they ruin Gods images by wearing
strong bodices. Teach them good com
mon sense. selt-trust, self-help and indus
try Teach them that an honest mechanic
10 his working dress is better object of
our esteem than a dozen naughty. finely
dressed1idlers. Teach them gardening and
the pleasures OF nature. Teach them. II
YOU can afford it.. music. painting and all
other arts. but consider them as secondary
objects only. Teach them that walk IL
mole salutary than n ride in a carriage,
and that wild flowers are worthy object
of admiration. Teach them to reject with
disdain all appearances, and to use only
yes or no in good earnest Teach them
that happines OF matrimony depends neith-
er on external appearances nor on wealth,
but on the mans character. Have you in-
structed your daughters in these princi-
pies. and have they comprehended these
principles? Fearlessly allow them to mar
ry; they will make their way through the
world.
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Misrrll
SO
Freedom Wheelers Controversy With
Providence.
4 STORY or NEW ENGLAND.
BY ROSE TERRY COOKE.

81 kp>t ltittsi 'ftFhE-
Aunt Huldy and Aunt Hannah sat
in the kitchen: Aunt IIuldah bolt up
right in a straight backed wooden
chair. biz silvered dbowed spectacles
asiride her high nose, sewing carpet
rags with such energy that her eyes
snapped. and her brown, wrinkled fin
gers flew back and forth like the spokes
of rapid wheel Aunt Hannah in
low. creakv old rocker. knitting dill
gently but placidly, and rocking gent
ly: you could almost hear her purr.
and you wanted TO stroke her; but
Aunt Huldy an electric machine
could not be less desirable to handle
than she. or a chestnut bur pricklier.
The backlog simmered md sputtered,
the hickory sticks in front shot up
bright. soft flames. through the two
low green-paned windows the pallid
sun of February sent in a pleasant
shining on 10 the clean kitchen floor.
Cooking-stoves were not made then,
nor Merrimsc calicoes the two old
women had stuff petticoats and home
spun short gowns, clean mob-caps
over their decent gray hair, and big
blue check aprons; hair dye, wigs,
fowered chintz, and other fneries had
not reached the lonely farms of Dorset
in those days. "Spinsters" was not a
mere name the big wool,wheel stood
in one corner of the kitchen, and lit
tie fiax-wheel by the window; in sum
mer both would be moved to the great
garret where it was cool and out of
the way.
Gurus, amt = said Aunt Huldah.
Freedom never come home before,
later'n nine o'lock bell, and he was
mortal mighty then; KEEP his tongue
between his teeth same way he did to
breakfast this mornin'. There's suth-
in a-goin on. Hammer, you may depend
ont"
sMabbe be needs some wormwood
tea." said Aunt Hannah. who like Miss
Hannah More thought the only two
evils in the world were sin and bile,
and charitablv preferred to lay things
first to the physical disorder.
Il du b'lieve Hammer, you think rig
inal sin is nothin' but bad stomick. .
EFT amt 'riginal sin, it's actual
transgression pretty often, Huldy,
returned te placid old lady with a gen.
tie cackle. The Assembly's Cate
chisn had been ground into them both.
as any old fashioned New Englander
will observe, and they quoted its forms
of speech as Boston people do Emer-
sons essays, by ian automatic action
of the unconscious nervous centres" 4"
The door opened and Freedom
walked in, scraping bis boots upon the
husk mat. as a man will who has lived
all his days with two old maids, but
nevertheless spreading abroad in that
clean kitchen an odOr of the barn that
spoke of .chores," yet did not disturb
the accustomed nostrils of his aunts
He was middle-sized, rather "stocky''
man, with a round head well covered
with tight-curling short hair, that re-
venged itself for being cut too short to
curl by standing on end toward every
point of the compass. You could not
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-11

LIQUID VACUUM.-When Thomas drove
up to a house on Elizabeth street recently,
to deliver the usual quart of mixture, the
gentleman of the house kindly inquired -
Thomas. how many quarts of milk do
you deliyer?''
''Ninety-one. sir
And how many cows have your
Mine, sir"
The gentleman made some remarks about
an early spring, close OF the Eastern war
and the state of the roads, and then asked ::
Say, Thomas, how much milk pc: day
10 your cows average?'
Seven quarts, sir"
Ahum,n said the gentleman as he NOV
ed off. Thomas looked after him, scratch
ed his head, and all at once grew pale as
he pulled out short pencil and began to
figure on the wagon cover.
mine cows is nine. and | set seven
quarts dowa under the cows and multiply
That's sixty-three quarts of milk. | told
him | sold ninety one quarts per day 3.
Sixtv-three from ninety-one leaves twenty
( eight and none to carry. Now. where do
| get the rest of the milk? I'll be hanged
/ If haven't given myself away to one OF
my best customers. by leaving a burned
big cavity in these figyers to be filed with
! water. Il Detroit Free Press.
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1)ottrr.
Sadness and Gladness.

Sadness and Gladness."
There wss a glrdness in my house.
Aud u is fed:
There was babv a. NV heart.
And 1t Is dead.
And when sit and think of him.
sm 50 sad.
That half It seems that never more
Can be glad.
II you bad known ihi. hsby mine.
He was sweet
You would have gone journey just
To kiss his feet.
He could no, walk single step.
Nor speak word
But then he was a. hithc and gay
As any bird
That ever sat on orrhsni bough.
And trillfd IL song.
Until the listener fsnried II
A. sweet and strong
A. II from lips Of angels he
Had heard 1t flow;
such angels A. ihy hand could paint.
Angelica.
You cannot think how many things
He learned TO know
Before tho swift. swim angel came,
And badc him 20;
- that nv uei.hhors said of him.
He was 50 wise
That he was never meant for earth.
But for the skies.
But | would not believe a word
ar what they said.
Nor will oven now although
NJ, bov i dead.
For God would bc most wicked. Il.
When al the earth
l. in the travail Of snow
And heavenly birth.
As often as little Christ j. found
With human breath.
He, like another Hcrod. should resolve
Upon it, death.
But should YOU ask mo how it 8,
That your- can stay.
Though mine must spread hls littlc wing
Aul ly away.
| could hut say this; God who made
This heart of mine,
Must have intended that it, love
should be the sign
Of His own love: and that II lie
Can think IL right
To turn nv JOY in sorrow, and
Ny dsy 10 night.
cannot doubt that He will turn.
In other MAYS,
Nv winter daTknc-~ 20 tho ll-ht
OF summer day.
] know that God Siye- nothing 10
L. for a day:
That whist H. gives He never cares
To take away.
And when lie comes and seems TO make
our glory les.
II is that bye-sud-byC We MAJ
The more confess
That lie has made it higher than
II was before
A glory shining on ani on
For CV-rtnpr~.
And when sit and think Of this.
! am 80 glad.
Tha; hslf Il .e~m- that ucycrimorc
Can De- sd
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MISREPRESENTATION.
EsWbii.hed and for Sale oaly by the
Peabody Medical lnstttutson. No.
RoiaaGh street.
,OPpOssrE REvsRE HOUSE


Sent d, " waii ON receipt Of Price. -.
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Those Who e"nti iht- assertion should purchase
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Inc science # Life. or Scli-Prrserv alton J" ~.
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1912 Pensions.

IINDER this act, any person who served four
u teen days participated in one battle, in the
War of 1872, is entitled to a Pension OF o. pei
month from date Of approya al of act. widows d
such soldiers have died after similar service
no matter what was the date Of marriage TO the
soldier. are entitled to the same Pension.
No other parties are entitled.
All lsl2 Pensioners dropped from the Rolls be
cause OF alleged disloyalty are restored by thi.
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PATENTS.

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ton ID. c. No Patent No Pay. send for Circul
iyrl7
The New York herald., 1878-10-13

servant W. u. PICKETT, Secretary.
Msssrs. B. Altman Co. made the following con-
,ributions:-Five cases, containing 1.l66 yards Of
sheeting made up into 5l8 Sheets "a pieces OF BED
comfortables, 100 ladies' house Wrappers 192 muslin
chemises and SO night robes.
Mr J. Plerpont Morgan, treasurer OF the soutnsrn q
edges the receipt OF the following additional con-
tributions:-
Contribution boxes New York Post ofce sis II; Pres
School. $o-through Kev. g. Everitt-$4s 66: Presoy
tsran Church. schag ". through Rev. Henry
Neili, Jr.. ga 50 Salisbury Mills Orange county N X
sabbath School through r. Caldwell. $50
j. j. Cisco son, 81 800. god Mrs Clarence satteree
New Hamburg n. r.. So; through Metropolitan Natona
Bank from Tideoute. Pa, So Total, 81 46l ~ Prevl
ousy acknowledged 10 Grand total $3.50 7oa o.
Wells, Fargo Co remitted 81. 500 TO New Orleans,
making the total remittances $43, Asa SO.
A. the Church OF the Divine Paternity to-day col
lection Will be taken up for relief Of the sufferers
Additional contributions are reported BY the follow.
ing lodges OF The Indspendsnt Order Of Free Sons Of
Israeli
Abraham Lincoln Lodge No. 40 So5; Forschritts Toech
ter Lodge No. $40; Excelsior Lodge No % $23; PhG-
nix Lod No 70, x25: Cream City Lodge NJ. 63 $40
Esther Lodge. No. T. s25 Garden City Lodge. No. So xlo
Rising Star Lodge. N. 50 $40; Noses Lodge, .No: Nc.
~ x25; Germsnis Lodge. No. SO, S25 tsecond, Moses
Lodge No. ls $25 (secondl; judah Touro Lodge No
$2o Harmonic Lodge, No. So $50; Ge,mania Lodge. No.
ss 81; Noses Lodge. No is. sso Garden City Lodg.
Lodge No. So $40 Total S42o. Previously reported.
Vi $40 rs. Grand total. 81. .920 75