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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-12
SherifTs Sale No. SO

DtBLlC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Il That under and by virtue OF an execution
Issued on judgment rendered in an actionin
the District Court in the county of Leaven-
worth, In the State OF Kansas, ~ herein Will
liam Schroeder Is plsiniin and Clinton Flynn,
Ann flynn, his wifr, and others are defend
ants, TO me dire-ted and delivered, / will, on
MOnday. the thiFtieth day Of Decern Der,
q. " 1878, at O'Clock T. ", OF that day, on
the premises, in the CITY Of LeayenwOrth, in
the county OF LeavenwOTth, in the State oil
Kansas, offer at public sale, and sell To the
highth, bidder for cash in hand, the follow
ing described personal property, situate, ~
ing ann being IN the county OF LeavenvOTtn,
IN thestate OF Kansas. namely:
The fence around lots fifteen and sixteen
10 and 10 and the house erected on said lot Il E
teen 10, belonging to Clinton lynn and Ann
Flynn, and their lease hold interest in said
premises, to-wit: lots fifteen and sixteen In
block thirty nine f53j Lsayenwocth city
Proper.
+. Dated this 2sth day Of November, 1873.
T.. GLOVE,
sheriff ofLeavenworth county, Kansas
Scott Ashton attorney for plain lin.
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AahanRc Of ruh,.c Op,niOn.

In the history of all = stems Of finance
conn ected with raising revenue fDT pub
lie purposes, history works in circle.
The tide seems setting strong in public
opinion in favor Of honestly managed,
properly conducted lotteries, such as the
Louisiana State Lottery, organized in lS6S,
for educational and charitable purposes.
The scheme offered for the next drawing is
e1trao, dinarily liberal. The price.of tickets
only two dollars, gives everyone chance
to win 1900, or a l.ss sum. For partic-
ulars write to NJ. A. pauphin, 7. {. ho1
Coz, New Orleans
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": Hunters Specific and Injection No.
ste waIrahted TO cure GonnornUa, Glset, Cor
yes Ss,ictnres, Diseases of the Kidneys, Bad.
1es eno Urinary organs of males and fe-
q, ~; tuners Specific No. is a sure remedy
iof Sne spermaiorrhoea, seninal Weakness,
NV h,,i,s 40 The loss of power, caused
OF Dr. Hunters Sp-ci1c s. Der h,tiiee Ini.-e.
uon, u Per bottle. sent eyerywhsre py lex.
lis, Sorin seven EMIT, r., sole proprietor, No.
SEND tso stamps for Treatise. Cn,, ..,,ar.,,-
teed or the money refunded >ofe suafAn
vTneo. ESersdorn, Agent, Lsav,pvn,,h
mayl2-eodxrv.
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Sheriff s Sale No. GO.

DCBLIc NOTICE Ia HEREBY GIVEN,
4 that underGni Ey virtue of an execution
lssard ON Judgment rendered in an action
IL The District court In the County of Leay.
eu~Orth. In tn" State OF Kansas wherein
lillian h. i.ide.I and William H. Wat.
kins, partners AZ Watkins & Iidelf are plain
tifi's, and Charles kuuz Is defendant, TO me
directed and delivered, will. on Monday I ne
18th day OF December i. -, ISIS NJ II O'Clock
4. ". OF that day at the south front door OF
the Court House. in the City of Leavenwortn,
IN the County OF LaaVenworth, In the State
OF Kansas, offer AZ public sale and sell TO the
highest bidder for cash in hand, the follow.
ing desert Bet tract Of land, situate, living
anu being IN the County Of LeaVenworth, In
the state OF Kansas. namely:
BEGINNING at q point in the centric of the
aortn line of block twenty-three t25l in CLARK
and Rees' addition To the city of Leaven-
worth, running then c. easterly with said
north line of said block 10 Fourth street in
said city thence noTiherIy sloug the west
line OF said Fourth stree: 70 the centre OF the
Key stone OF the arch bridge over three mile
creek on Fourth street thence westerly on q
lire parallel with the said north line Of said
clock twenty three 70. to "a point midway be-
Teel Fourth adj Flt;n streets. thence on
straight line In a sOutherly direction TO the
place o! beginning, together with the i'm
pfovcments thereon and me appurtenanres
herewith belonging.
Dated this ian day nf November. fE.S
= % LOWE.
sheriff Of LcaveUw worth county Kausfs
=. StllItngs, Attorney for PiaIuiiI
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ShaYlHS Sale 70 70

DtB LIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Il Ihat under and by virtue Of n Judgment
rendered In the District Court In The 'Ounty
OF Leavenworth. III tho state OF Kansas, ~
an action wherein the Life Association OF
Aniericais Plaintiff, and Oliver l.. Shepherd
ana oiners are defendants, to me directed
and delivered, will on Monday. tie ISfl,
Gay o! January, y. ID. 1879, at eleven O'Clock
A ", OF that day, at the south front door o.
tne Court House, IN the City OF Icayenvorth,
IN the County OF LeayonwCr,l, Ia tic state
OF Kansas, offer at pubic sale and sCii to mo
iiiehest bidder, for cash III hand, tho follow
ing described tracts OF land, situate, living and
being In the County of LeaveuwortH, h, iUe
state OF Kansas, namely:
Lot mum Der tltrty-one .}f} and thirtv.fyvo
SSel, in block number fOrty-8inc IfJ1 In tile
wy o. l!eavonworth proper, according 70
me recorded plat OF the sssrne on file ia tho
ONCE OF the Register of ppc,.s In aud f1T said
County.
Dated this 18th day Of December. ISIS.
=. q, LOWE,
" iLLIAI DILL, Attorney for PIairt.Ir
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SheriTS Sale, No 90

ID BL!C NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN
4 That under aud by virtue OF III cx.cu.
tlOn issued on jui .went rendered IN sn PC.
ton n the District Court, in the County ci
LSlygTl worth, IN tue state ri Kansas, where
ia The Statc liutuaI Insurance Company of
LesVCnwOrth, Kansas, : Plaintiff, and Mark
w. Dslalav isl cieuda Mt, To g,Ie directed and
delivered, viii, on Monday, the -5rd day OF
December y. u. LIS, NJ n O'Clock :. NJ OF
that day, al the south front door Of the COuy'
House, In the CITY %! DrtveuWprth, IN TIL.
County Of Leave nwOrth, in tho state al Kan
sss, offer NJ public sale aud sell to the higEesi
bidder, Tor cash in hand, The following de-
sCriJyd tracts OF land, situate lying and being
III the County Of IEtvuC WORTH, IN the stats
OF Kansas, namely:
Lots number foErte u IL and fifteen IS,
Ia HHlIermsn'5 Pilot Eao. addition IT, the
city Of LeavenwOTth. Kansas.
said , Operty has been Iovis,l Upon and Is
y De sold as the property Ui the above named
Mark W. Delahay.
Dated this 2lst day OF November, IsIs
y. - LOWE.
Sheriff Of Lsa-euwortT County, Eanss.
BYRON SHERRY, Attorney for Plaiutif.
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SherifT 8 saio, 40.

DCBL1C NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
l. That under and by virtue Of an Execu
ton issued on Judgment rendered In an ac.
lion in the District Court In the County of
Lasenworth, in the State of Kansas where
10 10 Anurev j.. Angel and John Foster are
rIhntiHs. aIId Barbara BufIeEr and Others
are Deiehdahts, 70 the @ ERECTED and delivered
L will on Monday, the Ts,h Cay OF January
a. ID. 1873, at eleven ociocE - ~ or tTaf
day, at the south front door OF tho CouTt
House, in the City OF Leavenworth, III tns
County OF Leavenworth, in the State of Kan.
sas, offer al public sale and sell 10 the hizh.
est bidder, for cash IN hand, the foilowlng
described tracts OF land, situate. lying and
being in the County of LeavenwoTth, In the
state Of Kansas, namely:
Lot number nine (s), in block number no.
ana lots number eight % and nine N9l, In
ganoxie.
said property has been levied upon and Is
70 De sold as the property OF B1rbara Bufzhr
and Jacob Buffshr.
Dated this 18TH, day of December 1873
y. &. LOWE,
Sheriff of LeavenwortE County, KaEsls
A J. ANGEL, Plaintiff.
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a hoy and His Dog.

\ funny incident happened on Shawnee
street Yesterday morning, which, however,
did not result in anything more serious
than few bruises small boy had Just
been presented with a new sled and in lieu
Of i hor~c had hitched up his big dog,
which trot,ed we'll in harness, and every
thing was lovely. All al once the dog IN
harness was syied By bigger dog out Of
harness, and then the race began, the dog
in harness being simply anxious get home
- coon as possible, the bigger dog Just a.
anxious to catch his victim, and The boy
being concerned in holding on to escape be-
ing thrown of the sled and hurt. The
two dogs tore through Shawnee street with
the speed OF the wind, karus and Gold
smith Maid being literally and absolutely
nowhere. the boy hanging on for dear life
Reaching hone at last in slight advance Of
his pursuer the dog IN harness made
mighty leap, cleared the fence, leaving the
sled on the other side and the boy in the
gutter, whila the dog who had been the
cause Of all the trouble stood growing and
-harpeuing his teeth on the sidewalk.
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SheT.Ns Sale. 70. "a.

DCBt.iC NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN
IL That under and Dv virtue of iuIz-
ment rendered III the District Court IN the
County Of LeavenwOrth, in the stat. of Kan
sas, Ia an action wherein Amanda Yohe
IS Plaintiff, aud jams G. Ply and 9TH
e.s e:s Defendants aud ~ an execution
issued on said Judgment, 10 me directed
aud delivered, viii, On Monday,
the 18Th day Of January, 4. r. ls-a, al
II O'Clock 4. N, Of that day, al the solth front
door Of the Court House, Ia the City OF I@ay-
euvoItE, in the County of Leaveuworlh, in
the State Of Kansas, offer al public sale AID
Sell to the highest bidder, FOR cash In hand,
the following described tract of land, situs "a
lying and being In the County of teav.D-
worth and state OF Kansas. namely:
The south half ~, OF the northeast Guar
ter Of section number fiirty-s'x f5sl in town
ship number eleven IL of range mum Der tween.
. one I'll east Of the sixth 9Th. priur;pal me-
Tid!an, containing eisnty acres more or is< 5.
according TO the original survey.
Dated this I'm day Of december, Is7s.
l.. u. LOWE,
Sheriff OF Leave . worth county, ksuss.
CLCCGH & WHEAT Attorneys FOX ffsiutib.
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State Horticultural Society.

| ALNl- ttIl. u Lawrence tribune. Ill
| discussion ensued Us to tho best mode of
obtaining horticultural information from the
various portions ofthe State. 1t was decided
that the secretary should issues blanks TO the
prominent fruit men al! over the state, from
which he could cO'late and tabulRts his re-
ports.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TINS session opened al two O'Clock, aud
lac election Of officers for 1872 was ordered
which resulted as follows:
PreSitent-Prof. Z. Gale, OF Manhattan.
Vice Pre-ldeu.-Dr. Hpwsley. OF INavcu-
worth
S=cretary-G. c. Brickett, Douglass.
Tceasurer-Juige Wellhouse, Leavenwurth
TRUSTEES.
Northern Dis.rtct-N. i. Newman, Wysp-
dotte.
Central District-W. \. Barnes, Douglas.
Southern DlstEIc'-H. T.. vanderman, A.
len.
4 resolution was then offered, condemnirg
the killing of friendly birds, especially the
quail.
This resolution was favored b. every menu
Der, and a wish expressed that law be pass
ed by the next legislature, prohibiting the
killing of the quail al any and all seasons of
the year.
The best mode OF catching the jack rabbit
was then the subject OF inquiry. One man
Kill them with his dog and gun, and another
with arsenic spread on slices OF apple, the
same as for the common rabbit. 1t was con.
ceded, however. that the grey hound was the
surest and best trap with which TO catch |
them, az all others had failed.
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County Bridges.

~ Office is hereby given, That the Board
~ OF County Commissioners, of the Coun-
~ OF Leavenwortn. al an authorized session
Of the Board, to-wft November s, IS, de-
clared its intention TO build, or cause to be
built, q bridge across Nine Mile Creek, over
stafford and GiLlispie ROAD az Anderson 5
ford, Reno township, a 80 10 build approach
Is to bridge over Big Stranger Cree, on the
Locompton road. In IlleXsndria township.
By order Of the Board.
J. ". SIEHACS,
County Clerk.
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s-aSe 10 kRrc v iIh DiACnaC

How often q happens that although We
have with SD fEe rsysSeS OF disease in the
case O: oti,"rs, W.. disregard his warning sig
mails in our ovu. 4 j. only when "" Ind
him face to i.ce with n that Ne really per-
ceive now grim he &. Then, ror-
chance, wion II j. too late, medicinal and Is
sought. His sysnt courier, ni- inTcIunner,
is physical weakness EorTlty the system,
and you are med aZatDSt min. The hnest
tonic for this Purpose - Hu~i"i'sT Stomach
B,tterS, which Tvnd,i> digestion easy and
complete, nOur.nhUs the SssirIn, improves
the appetite. PiS-- str ngiu t:sldins tep,
counterscJS biIiou>n.>-. aud Keeps the bow
els in FIRST rate order. ieauDeH>- anu I'M
natural w8nngzS and Saitown-,- CT TIA. face,
are obvisteG by T., suu ~ genial and bench
cent are Its effects. tnst no: only l. Ihc hrlE
inyigorst-d aDu regulated toy the U.s. nut
desroui.nry hsr i~ll'' from tie mind.
,rnG Sc
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WAIVED EXAMINATION.
And was Bound Over in the Sum Of
5000 TO Appear Before
the District Court
for Trial.
Young Mullane Thinks II Best 10
Trust to Jury, Therefore
Wasn't Examined Pre-
Preliminary.
Up FOR EXAMINATION.

4 u INR l-AasIHallcS-
| The police court room was crowded yes
terday morning, il being Understood tina
young Mullane, charged with killing Mat
thew Malone, would have his preliminary
Examination. The prisoner was the cyno.
sure Of all the eyes when brought up from
below, but bore all the close scrutiny OF the
curious crowd without ainching. He was
not changed in any particular in appear
ance, his confinement not having any per-
ceptible effect upon him, although he ap-
peared somewhat nervous as he sat down.
He fingered his hat with twiching mus
cles, but as he is of an exceedingly nervous
temperament il could not be said that he
was in any other than an ordinary mood
He eyed the crowd calmy, but said moth
ing, even to his attorney.
WAVES THE EXAMINATION.
Mr.. Ashton, his attorney, arose and
stated that he wonld waive the preliminary
examination, and asked the court to fix the
bail at the same amount as had been done
in ordinary cases.
Judge Wood, for the State, thought the
case hardly similar 10 others which had
been before the court, except the Csss case,
where there had been no preliminary e1-
animation, il having been waived, and
where bail had been allowed TO be given
before the coroners jury had returned its
verdict. his latter statement was denied
by the Court, who saii the verdict in the
casa had been received before bail was al
lowed. The constitutional provision in
capital cases saws that where the proof of
the crime is evident or the presumption
great bail, shall not he allowed. In the Cass |
case, said Judge Wood, there was no eye
witness to the act. nothing 10 connect |
Mr.. Cas- with the killing OF the deceased, |
,ut in the case of young Mullane it was /
different. While no one probably saw the
lnife actually plunged into the deceased,
-et there were persons who saw the knife in /
be hands OF Nullane before the fatal blow
vas struck who knew of the bad feeling
xisting between the two. He didn't think
he committing magistrate was justified in
flowing bail, and as the District Court
vas now in session the prisoner, even il re-
naming in Jail, would be forced TO lie there
ut a comparatively short time before hav-
ng the opportunity for hearing OF the
ase. The case of Cas- and that of Null
ane we're very dIfferent;,the former could
OF rim away as his family and business
'ere here, while his figh. would be evil
ence OF guilt; Mullane had nothing to
old him here, neither business nor family,
nd could, ii be wished, flee the State "a
Don as bail had been procured.
BAIL FIXED AT 5000.
The judge said he would permit the rris-
ner TO give bond, and fixed il in the sum
5000. Mullsne, who was seen for a
loment after the conrI had adjourned, said
e didn't know whether he could give bond
: not, but that there WAS nothing like try
x. He was taken 10 the county Jail in
lie afternoon, and will r,msiI there until
, can procure the bond.
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"wHAr EyEsrRopY nEorIREs--A Coon

WHAT LNEkf btDh lSE0UihEs "A cpOD
CArHARTIc AND ANTI-BILIoCs MEDICINE
Keep your liver healthy, and thus ward on
many distressing complaints, by using
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 purs
gstives. Prepared only by Or. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia, and sold at IS 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 Board q Education are very Gn1-
ions 10 prove to the people that hey are
economical in the administration q us q
fair. Our memory Is that the chSi .t
agreed upon before it, passage IiLnlSeI tHe
ma1imuIn amount which they couIg !t'!
at ;hree-fourths OF one per cent anu .na.
when j. was passed and printed VI Ta'
found changed to one per cent; We also
no,ice tbsr the levy by the Board tins year
!. one and one-,enih per cent, and this, too,
j., addition 10 the amount received from
the STATE School Fund. The fact Is the
cost Of our schools il greater than our
state, county, city and school taxes ought
N he With school tax OF i.lO per cent:
CITY tax Of 80 per cent. and county tax Of
23A per cent, total ) S2A per cent, ana no
lew included Tor our heavy bonded lndebt-
edness. we come to the conciusIa tnat we
are taxed 10 death. There If no sense IN
attempting to support High School until
our common schools are improved so a. 10
educate the child fit ipE the ordinary aVo-
cations OF life. nor until We are able 70 sup
port one without excessive iaNatioh'
ssTRoy-BLF commences early IN lie, We |
heard a Young vile say, when she sent for
bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup, to cure
IA. b.Lv
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Grange DiRnitaric.-
kansas Spirit, a.
HE master and his wife of the Oregon
State Grsuge will be in attendance upon the
Kansas State Grange, to be held IN Law
renee, commencing on Tuesday, December
Is.h
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Notice of Final Settlement,

STATE OF KANSAS, l..
COUNTY OF LEAyESwokrH.
In the Probate Court IN and for laid County:
4 In the matter If the estate OF
WILLIAM SEMASS, deceased.
CREDITORS, and all other persons inter-
~ ested in the aforesaid estate, are hereby
notified that at the next regular term of the
Probate Court in and for the said county, to be
held At the Probate Court room, in the city Of
Leavenworth, county and State Aforesaid, on
the first Monday in the month Of January,
A. d. 1873, l, the undersigned, the Adm,nis-
traitor of the said estate, will, at 10 O'Clock A.
n, on the day Aforesaid, apply to the said
court for Q full and final settlement of the
said estate; and / will at the same time and
place, apply to the said court for n settlement
adjustment and allowance of my fees and
disbursements, and the costs, charges and
expenses Of administering said estate, and
for an order directing the payment OF the
same out of sais estate.
Dated November 18th, lsD.
w. o. SEMAES,
Administrator OF the Esiate Of william 8
mans. Deceased.
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Administrator OF the Estate Of William
mans, Deceased.
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r. WHIT TIER
SIT ST. Charlos Street.

'-catS ali forms of Veneral Diseases, Sem
n! Emissions and oexual Debility. wat
HEpar sllclci success. No matter who fal.~
cal VI writ pamphlet OF consultation fr--
Tan refer to the medical profession IA %.
arts Of the Country
Popular illustrated Doo&t lfoPa- - '''..
NiSHooD, WoMASHOODi NsEE:AGF4
Irupcdiments TO Marriage; the eau.
and cure. Sent securely seGi'd, pn-'
Id for 20 cents, by DR. c. WHITTIER
7 ST. Charles Street, st. Louis, Mo
the great specialist Read his works
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Information wanted,

OF the whereabouts Of Samuel Rsdford or
called by some Samuel Counley. His
height is feet 10 or IL inches, brown eyes
and brown hair, aged about sixteen years.
Was in ST. Johns Hospital in this city in
either September or October, and since he
recovered has net been hexr0of. Previous
70 that be came from Kansas City, and
worked for lew dsysin Leavenworth. He
wss plasterer by trade, but whether he
vas working in that line or not is not
known. Any information regarding him
will be nost gratefully received by sor.
rox-e,ricken mother.
Lucy A. CoUSLEY,
a Sale l!liuois
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A CARO-.

IT, all who are suffering from the crrprs and
iudiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
esrly decay, loss of manhood, etc., will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover.
ed by = missionary In South America. Send
a self addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
t. iuman, St1.ion D., Bit(e House, Setc York
Gig. Noi77eodlyr
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Mrs. Gen. Sherman, wife OF the great SOL
dier, says: 81 have frequently purchased
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for friends suf
fering with rheumatism, and in every In
stance 1t worried like magic" Sold by all
Druggists Send for circular to R X. Help
henstine, Druggist, Washington. d. G.
noySdk wsmO
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suspended pots, are moro apt TO become over
dry than Others, and need special care. Bas.
keis are best watered by plunging them In a
bucket or tub of water, and allowing them to
get thoroughly soaked through; of course
Gripping must cease before they are returned
10 place.
Carysanthemuns that have blooned iu the
house should be cut down, when past their
prime, and the pots be placed IN the cellar or
PITT II either case they should NOT become
dust-iTy.
Plants IN Celiars.-A good cellar Is an ex-
ceilent place Tor storing plants tina, are used
for summer decoration, and as a reserve
place for winter plants. Being dormant, they
need bat very little water, but they should
not be allowed TO dry ont altogether.
Bulbs IN pots, when they have made roots,
which may be known by turning GU; the
BALI are 10 be brought into the greenhouse,
or warm room, where they are 10 flower. II
is better 10 bring forward hut a few at a time
say the interval Of q week or so-in order to
have q long succession OF bloom
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Early Cabbage.

Last October 1 s0wUd spme early cabbage
seed, because read Lea one OF your books that
this WIS the way TO have cabbage very early
in the spring. Early In December put some
boards around the bed, making kind Of box,
ana for a cover for the box put evergreen
boughs, Very early IN the spring I sci out
the plants, and never before saw cabbage 20
early AID so good. In June l had splendid
cabbage. This was my first attempt ri any
thing of the kind.
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How many young women who have IN
herited = prsdi-positi0n 10 embonpolnt
have ruined their health by drinking vine
gar TO reduce their forms TO graceful pro-
portions. Allan's Anti-Fat IL absolutely
harmless. II promotes digestion, and ac-
complishes it, work -imply by preventing
an undue assimilation ii the fatty lDgre-
dents Of the food. Excessive fatness l. a
vexatious burden, and there no longer any
excuse Tor enduring it, since Allans Anti
Fat is an efIectual remedy for this ahnor-
nal condition.
COLORADO SPRINGS ca. J4ip, I5'h.
ISIS.
RorAs1c MEDICINE Co, Buffalo, y. Y.
GcnHrcr-i lost three pounds wi''ie TAX
ing ore t.rtIe Il Allan's Anti-Fat.
Yours truly.
NFs. N. r. NyFrs.