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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-30


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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-30

Emporia has got the whooping cough.
diph,heria. greenback paper. Methodist
revival and the Planket; theatrical Gem
bination company.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-30

The mex, session of the South Kansas
NJ. T.. Conference viii be held at cur
neighboring town of Hutchinson, COM
mencip. on the fifth Of March.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-30

Coal famine on the Atchis n. Topeka
l. Santa Fe. bnfFal. chips exhausted in
Harper c unity. aud the same 81 n Of
fuel short in P.a:t What Is the World
etaEg IT. Hhv36ew Cbaxfy xk&
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-30

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-30
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-30

STATE or KANSAS,
SRcGwscx CocNzr
IN the Probate Cear<. n ~ fer safi r4~szsy. 10
thu ms:tpr pf the eSsase ~ WiillnM Ihrckuor-
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ssuys - the epupsy aud Stsps s1srp~eD1. dhs the
flth dny III iSuaary. a d. M. yNW, ~ per-
<pns hSsinx claims against the <Aid tssatr are
hereby nctirt that they must pre>eEt the ~
TIE usstxsssxnesi Tor allowances within 80 year
fren The sxss II said iet3efs. VI shsy may b. rFe
claie frcm any h<neAs 10 snrA e>tase. md that u
suea sisims he DOT exhibited Within thFv< ysa<p
slsr the xtt o. said letters shsy hall b. frever
sarrwd l. y. THnoSK nogIeN.
Ss-ss Adnast>srascv.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-30

Senator H.C.Sluss is on the Judiciary
Committee, Committee on INSURANCE,
AID c.9ec 6 .Su srcccd tssU.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-30

II you waat Chimney % any Kind you wsli
consult Your Interests best by exsfniaag thsss
flutes hciors Yea bay.
There many reasons why they are superior
to any other chit aey, few 81 which are
list They ere the Cheapest, highest, mss. iara.
BILE and ornaInrnt~i chsma~ys made
I'd they are >airr, being ir.-proot aud gsinF
mu-b b, liter drnfs
"a They eau be Skipped or wagsned to aav par
OF the country without danger OF breaking
th They Je put up by a.y farmer ins-
ebantc ~ iabor.ri
9Th. They can te sst,j~oted To sny dsgrc. OF
heat cold without cracking.
9Th. They III DOT Il ny wite suit.
= Manufacture and sales room east OF Depot.
Wtrhita, kansas
ss-,i prgots HILLS
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Notice Of rlnaa ssssssmsnk


STNTE OF kANSNa,
>xpevfcs toc~rt
10 The Probate caart. tn and Ssr sad ersaty. in
shs nxstsr 81 the estate of fhesNA~ tatsasssop.
sicceAsei.
Cr~iifsrs and al others Interested IL ths sfnse-
.Sid kstsss srv her~ay netinet that The present.
term 81 the psstiet x,nys. In sad ar >aii spty,
hoisisn NJ the fruhsss Court xeons, 10 iehits.
county u >eissiek, stats sssfr ati, "a fhs a.is
aAs u Fshrsary, A. u. ls.e, shall apply - ssid
Cssyf Cor fan ASH ansl sst,iecat 81 sid rs,sts.
and Or ssssslni an:ss stras0r. aol scr
all expenses inenrr~l ~ s.tan sssertsg ea ssi es-
tate BENJAMIN eklE<k.
as-si Asimsaistrxsef
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Trsasarar's Qaarierly staiemsn..
CogNTy TREASURER OFFICE,
SEncwICK COUNTY,
WtcftrTs X kNSAs January n Asa

" IlItIIA, NANs8S, edHtafl =, iSfv-
I hereby certify that the follow ing l. carree,
exhibit 81 the funds ia my hands, ~. relTitei by
law, vide chapter -, session Law Of iS.5.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-02-12
THE RECORD.
LAMBERTvILLE. N. j.:
FEBRUARY 12. 1879

1t Is now time that reform should attack
the mountains. The mole bills baye been
scratched and scratched atuntil they are holes
In the GROUND. State Gazette
Yrs. Az soon AS reform is talked about in
the newspapers, and the enormous salaries OF
certain public officers are referred to the I'M
necessary expenditures for the military point
cd ont aud the heavy costs authorized by law
tbatare incident to legal proceedings, etc,
s,rne legislator forthwith introduces bill to
cut down the price of printing or to give the
sheriffs the option of advertising their sales
or not-a project which if carried iuto effect
undoubtedly accomplshes its object to some
extent III teaching the editor mot to NEEDLE
with other peoples affairs" and at the same
time, as in the case of sales. helps to rob either
the owner of the property or the creditor, by
preventing attendance and competition at
such sales 1t is fortunate, however, that tho
+" moles y are usually in the minority, and
that men who have ordinary common sense
are able to see that better equivalent is CIV
en- by printers for the services for which they
are paid by the state than by any other class.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-02-12

New Orleans correspondent of the New
York Times tells how Northern generosity,
during the yellow fever plague, was repaid in
some portions of the South. He says that 10
some parishes In Louisiana the quarantine
was rigdly enforced against Republicans who
came to register or to hold conventions, but
it was relaxed whenever the Democrats desir-
cd TO register or to convene, and that at st.
Mary's the parish was quarantiued SO that
few of the colored people could vote. Yet the
fact that there was no necessity for this was
shown by the raising of the quarantine the
day after election.
Human credulity never had such prodigiors
burdens imposed upon it as these Democratic
cipher telegram witnesses unhesitatingiy east
upon IFS shoulders. Marble asked MS to be-
lieve that he sent three propositions to buy
the Florida Returning Board to Col. Pe!ton,
merely as news" and now Mr. Tilden asks
the country to gulp down without grimace
the declaration that he was utterly ignorant
of the intrigue in his behalf, carried on in his
own house, by his own nephew, involving
days and weeks of constant, exciting work,
and the receiving and sending of hundreds of
kilograms affecting the great and absorbing
purpose of his life.
The Plainield Times says; We had an ar
ticle the other day on the value of the flower
of sulphur in diphtheria. The value of the
remedy was tried last week in the case of Mr..
David Runyon, a sou of one of the proprie-
tors of this paper He went home from bust
ness quite i'll, when upon examination his
throat was found to be in vesv bad condi-
ton. A gargle of sulphur and water was
prepared, and by free use of it during the
night the fungus was all removed, and tue
morning found him comparatively sound
again.
The Trenton State Gazette says "The indi-
cations all psint to q. great revival and unpre-
cedented growth of the pottery interest of
this city. Capital and enterprise have had
their ate ntion attracted towards it, and onr
dream of Trenton becoming the Staffordshire
of America seems to be in a fair way of early
realization"
Parents will find that the advantage of the
A. s. r. Co. Black Tip for Children's fine
shoes is they perfectly protect the shoe just at
the point where the wear comes, thus doub-
ling the wearing value of the shoe while add
ding to its beiuty. Try them, and see if it
isn't SO.
Corruption in our National affairs has the
same effect ON the Government that a severe
cough or cold has upon the human system
Political reform in the former and DIR. BulPs
Cough Syrup in the latter case will remedy
the evils. At the drugg lists rs cents.
Ten dollar certificates, bearing low rate
of interest, and convertib lie in sums of $50 in
to per cent. U. s. bonds, will probably be
authorized by Congress at an early day.
William A. Huff, Justice of the Peace of
Phillipsburg, was run over and killed on Sat
urday, by an engine of the New Jersey Central
Railroad.
Mrs. Sarah Armstrong, of Newark, colored,
celebrated her one hundred and fourth birth
day on Sunday.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-02-12

THE CIPHER CoNsPIRAcY.-M anton Marble,
before the Potter Subcommittee on Friday,
testified. as did Smith NJ. Weed and Colonel
Pelton, to the substantial accuracy of the
TRANSACTIONS of all the important Tribune ci-
pher dispatches which were received by or
mittcd transmitting to Colonel Peton the
two propositions, one of 5000, 900 and the 9th
er os $780, 900, for the purchase Of the Florida
Returning Board. He regarded Peltoa as the
authorized agent of the Democratic National
Committee. When he left New York for
Florida he took cipher that Peiton gave him
and went South ON his own responsibility.
While there he received scores of offers from
those who said they could sell the Returning
Board. all these offers he ..repulsed " with
Indignation. but he did act as IS medium oil
communication ;" by which three of the prop
osiii,ns were sent North. But said he sent
them iii the way of information.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-02-12

An important and interesting experiment
10 common school education is proposed in
the District of Columbia. A bill is before the
Senate to introduce the teaching of moral and
social science in the public schools of the Dis.
trct. The bill enufueratcs thirty-ooe social
qualities to be taught, as follows Industry,
order, economy, punctuality, patience, sell
denial health, purity, temperance, cleanliness,
honesty, truth, justice, politeuess, peace, f.
deity, philanthropy, patriotism, self-respect,
hope, perseverance, cheerfulness, courage,
self.reliance, gratitude, pity, mercy, kindness,
conscience, reflection and the will. If these
things had been thoroughly and wisely taught
in all the schools Of the country for genera
ton past there is little doubt that the results
upon the moral character of the people would
be marked.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-02-12
F,our * 4 BAr1. RooM-Two MEN sHo1

FIoHT IN BALL RooM-Two MEN SHOT.
"A serious but not fatal shooting afiray occur.
red at the Armory of Co. d, It'll Regiment,
n. O., known as Freese Hall), Trenton,
about eight o'clock ON the 4th inst. An
association called the Columbia Association
gave a ball on Monday evening and the next
morning several of the committee were wait,
ing at the hall to settle up affairs. While
doing 50 they began ky-larking, and the Jan.
tor Michael Bohan was pushed down, when
be rushed up into the gallery, seized Spring
field breeeh- loading rifle and fired into the
crowd, the ball striking James Me Donald in
the right side of the jaw coming out of the
left side and entering the left leg of James
McCardle at the thigh and coming out at the
knee.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-02-12

The cost to the county of the late trials in
Warren county was $4,500.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-02-12

American manufacturers are looking to-
ward the future with great expectations of a
large aud profitable trade In most of tbs Eu-
ropean markets. Particularly are the work
ers in iron and steel and the builders of all
kinds of machinery hopeful. English deal
eis aud makers of locks, cutlery, tools and
iile-arms-are being undersold in their own
markets by the various large American firms,
who ship goods in large quantities, many OF
them having their own agents in the princi-
pal cities--and the Waltham watch is fast
supelseding the heretofore indispensable Swiss
time-pece. Much of this competition is due
10 the use Of the most approved machinery,
and manufacturing in large quantities prac-
tised IN the United States but more is at
PRINTABLE to the brains of our mechanics, n
majority Of whou are well-educated and we'll
to-do. in striking contrast with those of the
same class in the older countries.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-02-12

The lower House of Congress recent.
disgraced itself by passing law, virtual.
prohibiting the admission of Chinese into thi
country, in the face of treaty to the con
trary solemnly ratified between the two coun
tries. Americans should blush at such con-
duct. The action of Congress is happily sc
off by the "poet y of the New York Sun. L
is as truthful as severe. Read it :
DOWN WITH THE HE4THEN CHIN EB.
Faith, this country will go to the devil,
- lis plain for blind man to see
We have fallen days that are evil,
All because of the heather Chinee.
With his queer wooden shoes and n is pgtail,
And his thrift. and his economee
Bad luck TO the heather Chneo
Just think of fellow who labors
All day with his washee-washee
Who lives upon just next to nothing,
And never goes out on spree
Not tramp nor beggar among them,
And never pauper see
Oh, murder that heather Chinec
Don't talk Of this refuge of nations.
The Home OF the Brave and the Free
IT'S true we axe all sorts of people,
Excepting the heather Chinee.
Tipperary is welcome forever,
And beer-drinkIng old Germanee;
But out with the Heather Chinee I!
You may search in The jais ard poorboases,
Aud folks OF all nations you sec,
And their unces, their aunts, and their cousins,
But never one from Chinee.
Oh. the country will go to the devil,
This glorious Land of the Free
Just because Of .llis Heather Chlnee
What's the good of the rat-eaiing stranger,
Who won't drink either whskee
Who ever saw him in a Caucus
This housekeeping Heather Chinee?
You can't put him up for Office
lie can't keep corner groc'ree;
Faith, he'll ruin this Land of the Free!
Worse than all, when he comes for to peg out
Not even his carcass leaves he
To the land where he made all his money,
Buthis body he ships the
Thus robbing the Land of, the Free
or his copper-skinned earcass the miser,
The close. fisted Heather Chinec
Let us go for the Mongol, my brothers
Rouse up the fierce Democrace;
There are none Of them drunkards or loa fers,
So we're down the Heather Cbnee
Hurra for the Home of the Free
The refuge where all find saietee-
Excepting the Heather chinee.
Don't talk Of the.honor of treaties
or insulting the great Embassee
Can't we do as we like in this country
Just wait bit, boys, and you'll see.
How TO out the Heather Chinee,
The Acknowledged washee- washee
Bah snap for your Chinee treatee.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-02-12
DAUCHY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

FARMS T@ 81 Msl5 and Grass rs in 9ss
Catalogues address Maneha & Wilson, Rdgely, NIL
Feb. IL DIV.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-02-12

Gen. BRAGG, of Wisconsin, aud Mr.. LAM
DGRs of Connecticut have had the misfortune
to incur the disapproval Of our esteemed con-
temporary, the World, as well as of the more
impulsive Of the Confederate Brig adiers. At
present it describes them as ''men who call
themselves Democrats, and accuses them of
''demagogical dishonesty and impertinence. :"
Yet these Representatives have only express
the solid South to stay in the Democratic
party by giving it the run of the Treasury
~ T. San.
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THE MARKETS.
Lamhertvllle. Foh. u. 1s7o.
MARRIAGES.

FULLER CoNKRIGHT-Feb /, 1879 by the Rev. p
A Studdiford, d. d., Mr.. John l.. Fuller of Titus
yille to Miss Lizzie X COPYRIGHT of the same place
HoFFMAN-sUTToN.-F /, by Rev. S. X. Doolit-
tle John w Hoffman. of Cokesbury to Laura A. SUIT
ton, of Middle Valley.
WEBSTER. KITCHEN. Jan. 80 by Rev. William d.
Hires Charles C. Webster to Awildia Kitchen all Of
Frenehtown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21

element in mailing a tariff nor the distance. These
only Of the elements Flour was carried IRON
Of the present bad com petitye system. Tue fast
freight lines the tools Of the railroad ~ thrir wa,
done by The far Western Ines. There gfeot many
railro eds AMI, like the Truaa Darons they were all
graspnE for mucn power or prop nv as they c1u1
get These and Other evils wfich h1wrd intense
c0mpeusn tine roads were nov tryiug 20 reoey ~ "a
agreement which sn0la be equitable ana narn"D,"us
Mr.. stcrne-What benefit do the pu)ic derive rom
the pOOi"s
Mr.. Fmk-The cutting Of ra's Is always a grrat dis
ady1ntage 10 the pdoie. Now You VII nav .Hen
permanent and as thr result y tndt We can aA"td 70
better ghsn secret one. No reduction VIII CON-
pensate the public Tor asiu Dance OF the iafb ina
rates controlled by 0rcs beyond tn power 81 rail-
rates reasonably low. TRANSPORTATION by water has
vast effect in Eeepag the rates ow. Wfter tTanspera-
t0u controls the rates from Lakes the Cali VI
Mexico. IN u people should thar they have ul pro-
the railroads putting the rates 20 an x.
OfDitant point Al present mere - an rqhtA2ie y-
ten of rafes. thin n Congress should pass law Tor
10 would a ad to irOad companies;
whirn under great difficulties are now attempting -
Mr. FiDk-Ye-; but tie German Government owns AL
toe railroads.. and there II 10 competition The same
condition OF tnlngs existed there - here before ths
Government bong the railroads.
Gilmore II. Walker testified that pr ten years he had
statsticau of the Produce Exchange. I'm ISL ne
began the t1Duauon OF tue receipts OF ram 40 fhe "a
ports wees By week. Mr.. Wdser then read Dom tns
Paar NV " fr IlsS ~ ~ SewYot P5,a
deIpha, Montreal Boston. aud exports from
same critics. The Nrw-York Central ID the Enc Rail
way received IN ISIS Ouly lO,35O $50 bushels
while Baltimore, Boston and Pnisdr pbil receiy
81 ,376.2ss aaout i've uues a. mucn. In the year
1866 NeRYork had 6i2lo per cent Of toe recruits OF
corn 1919 only 4545 per cent; IN 1877. 5OaI0 per
cent: IN 1878 $3.50 ~ ccnf. The pirt.Ou a. The
Wrlland cana 10 ISL would make Chicago practically
seaport Ell months the year carry
ing LOO tons. \ way small toll was imposed. The
reduction OF railroad rates ana the lowering ~ canal
tolls the United States had iessened the flow ~ gram
through Canada for two years. The low rates o lie
fortnight for transporting grant cens, crhts,
and 10 cents hundced- had also cut Of the movement
OF grain through New-Orieans.
The committee then adjourned.