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FOR BAYOU TEUHE AND ATGHAFALATA
RIVER
Leaves SATURDAY. January ]. ut r p nj
IT, FOR hT. MAHrtNSVILLE. NEW
AlaA1Hast4Aas N Ihsria. InaneretFe, franklin GRn.
Fsr~-"@s"n tTeVille, FatiarsOnvfiln aud Ill iuteE.
mo late landings on Bayou Teohs aud htrhaf
alaya river The now passenger steamer
JOHN W. CHAMBERS,
7. H. Muggah. Master.
will eave as above. For freight or pa'aaa.s
appY on board or to
GEO. u. HITF, No. 14q araver ~.
or j IL. CARLIN 60 Magazine street
No aetts VIII be paid unless contracted Up1B
order o
le2 LLOYD 7 BELT
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFIOE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
December no. 1917
eflnarEa
CLEARED sesserd,

II, bark Midpummef Kichardaon Tor Qneenrtnwn-
w " whitney
M bark wfuifred Franks for Queenstown
Ihas II Iiavnes
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HAsou MACON AND TENsA~.

TFgSAS AND BAYOU MACON REGULA&
PACK Ell
Ieavas EATU RUAY, January 3. nj o. III
IT. FOR WARSAW CROOK ETH
&c. - . Pont, Egypt Cut-oG WeRlwooa.
sT-----~F%7r Eureka Mound y you, Coulter Potnf
and NIL way landings on EyoH Macon ANA
lower TensaE The fine passenger steamer
TkNsAS.
r. V Cooley master Thoa Knee clerk
will leavo ms above For freight or passage ap-
uly on bUar, or h
BRII"rON r. FPpJER 1872 Grnvief a.
daoG I.nRp & MGPENKE ~ 9r,Vier etreet
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UNITED STATES MAIL, PACKET.
Leaves avery TUESDAY nj E y. m
H- FOR VICKSBURH NATCHEZ
&Rsasa Davis BEND and Intermediates land
sss-"ssS~AsT~ ings.-Tha Steamer
ROBERT A. LEE,
William CaWpbell master. i. J, Howard clerk
lanyea above connecting nj Wick ahurg with
rprtsot'a Line for all points on the Yazoo sun
flower Deer Greek aud Tallahatchie
G. T. WDEK. n Commercial Place.
q. g. WAYNE, ~ Graviar street
GEO. u. HIFE t42 Gravier sraei
VIII give through hilIa of lading to Trenton
Monroe and all stations ON Vickaburg Shreva
FORT and Pacific Ralrnad via Delta La
W. II. BROOK EFT Agpnt
aufa 90 MagaSina street.
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I'.Egg CRAsE
TrrER COAST TEI WETKLY PACKET To
BEN TUHbAUb'S.
TT = The tlna and fast steamer

" 49, nEN i hEhTps. N'''s"a ~
IT. - The fin" and fast steamer
Cha&. benn maatNr. +. y Harper clark
viii l"sy" Nav Orleans overy rueRdny. Thurs
day Hnti 'atnfdHy n Il II III. Returns down tho
rrRst a any l4ht.
Tor froirht or pnaaogo aprly on hnard or TO
~ E,Hhir,EE 1nn1 ~ Della sir"n'
7 clerk always on tho landing to re-
enty" hi. del6
PEOPLES FANORiTE
REGULAR uPrER COAST SEMI WEEKLY
r,oav..s uycr, Trr5 ~ !, p m und sArUR.
r--@s :. FOR rbsQUEWlNE. BAYoUGoU-
,. pG nnants rEs 5"a r 4. nae @""nr
ne sMEr.
Frank DtiNaiorfor mnsiGr s. IT, GOOfwyn and
y G. MUsaieot elerks
will Leave ia nh0y" returning down tho coast
Mondal and Thursdays. For freight or pas
4asrHrIsty SD hoard nr to
do7 N q. DON0HHE 2 Trhouuitonlae st.
WHITE STAR LINE.
1870 Fan & winter Arrangement 1850
BAYOU GoUIA AMI BEN TUKEAUD.
re-. !. THF FINE AND FAST pA8sEN
. k..:zz.=!si 81 s'o, wa..rra.
! 4 C,aatn / muster, Cog NJ, woods u 1k
Leavaa EVERY MONDAY and WEDNES' phl
M ~ Nv M and FRIDAY " L. m Ter Bayou
aaua, raTnrnlng down tho coast on alternate"
dnya
s. HEIO, q Goutt strott.
A clork Will DO found daily Mt the head OF
Efenyilie street NJ roaave freight. oe2h Il
ON THE WAVE,
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TltI-
WEEKLY PACKET.
LEAVES MONDAYS, WEDNE5DAYS AND
FRIDAYS. al 10 q. nj.
vv-a.r FOX WELHAM'S PLANTATION.
sl4nTstss" Eopurt Caro- Church Hahuytle
konnervillo and all .in'erm"d4nte
| ,,,sntatfou luniings- Tho tno stde-Wheel pas
7',i's CITY or AVGusvA,
! r Brar master. Arthur l., FrerAf clerk
| viii lpavo aa ahave returning own tho coast
! IN aavitgh TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
NATGRDAT5 For freight or tas9agte E anIF on
/ No II DaltM street, up stairs.
A clerk viii be touud on tho landing daily
i i rn@Gffr fratsbt oc22 IT
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NPEH.OttsAs.
DAyIs's BEND. GRAND GULF ANB
NkTs@EX

REGULAR NATCHEz, GRAND GULF AND
DAVIS BEND PACKET
LnHves TUESDAY. Dec. 20. at pm,
TT A. FOR BAYpl SARA RED RIVHR
- Landing. Fort Adams. Vdalia,
~'@%'@--=-7s- Nachez. Waterproof Rodney IT,
Joseph. Grand Gulf. Davis Bend and nl way
landings The fine pnssenger steamer
LUCY T.. frAsTEELL
J. q Aust master q H. Keim cinrk
will leave positively as above. For freight tsg
pnssnge apply on baard orr
! 4 GARfIN GO Magazine ct
dots n O. DOsOHUF. 2 Tohoupitoules at,
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Nav OETWGss q.


BAYOU LArOunoIIE AND COAST SEMI
WEEKLY PhCKEr
THROUGH 10 TH1BOpAUX
Leav"s TIL LSDAYs At i. M aud FRIDAYS at
..ssa assk Tho nne naessnecr steamer
l., Knnaan mnator
". +. ,stIham md ~ ]. Laerono, olnrka.
nnves regularly rs nh"ve: returning down Tho
rontt, il daylight THuRHpAYs and SUN
Or . w. j, COMEhUX.
dni6 20 CONT street
RATS IN freight |. card cash; Bug. f.
Monaaos 10 cents.
INDEPENDENT SEMI WEEKLY NEW or
LEANS. COAST hNn LAFoUkCHE
Leavea every TUESDAY NJ L m. and SATUE-
ron WAY LaNDINGs ON COAST
t4fls!.saaasst n and Bayou LnI0utnhe- Tho A No.
H.stiaA j.. DAVIS.
tin place Of tho u llo0
Max Blanahnra Maator;
will lenve as nh nve inturnIrg down tho coast
"very MONDAY and THURsDtY in d"ylght.
For freight OF passage agnly cupboard or to
Y. H. u RNARD 9 st. Louis st.
3 lfbN0 20 Cont st
BAYOU LAFUUKnu AMI COAST sEMI-
WEEKLY PACK ET
Lonvee MONDAYS and THUR5DAYS nj .. m.
- : ,,,v
Joe DalfRree ma tor. H. Nlenlle cerR.
lnayes regularly "a above: returnit K, leaves
Thhodnux I u hSDhY5 nj 3 u. m. and SsTUk-
DAYS ut q n. M passing down tho coast In day
light WptInoatiayH and sundays. For freight or
raRsage apply on hpnrd on to
j. T.. CARLIN Agent.
de2ff 60 Magazine Al root.
SEMI WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU LA
FOIFHOHF.
Loaves every TUESDAY Mt II M. and SATUR-
DAY ut 10 II. N.
.kAskssgfsS Tho Al passsn ger Rscket
r. A. Chariot master.
Edw Nicolle and J, w. Lagroue. clerks
will lenVe ae above reurniag down the eOast
every MONDAY md THURSDAY in daylight.
For freight or passage appty on bnnrl q to
b. RIVET.
lO5 Decatur, nenr TT Louis str@cs.
r. g. Has Il clerk on tho landing during tho
dny nj the ho8d Of Bionvilio street. 70 rereVe
freight. nol2 Gm
SEMI WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU LID
FOURCHE.
Leaves every MONDAY vi D. m and FRIDAY
at 10 II
@mg The Al passenger pnck9t
saza - - HENRY TETE,
j. r. Aucoin master. M. Fl. LAT dry clerk.
VIII leave rs above, returning down the coas
every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY In daylight.
q nffrbf ny, Y,ap cglEytSn Frlv ar
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gTEA M BOATS.
RED RsyER.
We'd Rsror and TEXAS.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANa-
FORMATION COMPANY. AND TEXAS PA
GiFIG RAILWAY AND 00NNEGTIONS
Through bills Of ladiug and through pasaen-
ger tickets 70 all landings on Rod river and all
railway sta Ions In Texas. The boat route 10
Hot Aprings.
r--- FOR HHREv EPORT. JEFrFR-
kHssS - q sou, lid Syringe, and all landings
On lIod River aud railway stations
In 10gnp
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UNITED sTATEs MAIL PACKET
FJR VlCRRBUHE AhH GRFFNVIIl,E
Leaves avery TTIIIItnDAf alep IA
IT, FIR VTCKsBURG aREENVILIE
- - q. and Repds Tho new and maRnn
cent ptuIaenpor steamer
j. WHITE,
J. H. White master. Ourt Holmes clerk
oonneo'ina at VlokRburg with Eariaot's Line
foL sll points on Yag.o md Talahetehie rivers
that tho captain may deem unsafe.
q. Z. WORK, u. q. WAYNE,
r. W. ADAMH. nROGKErT h GARTER
win give through bills Of lading to Trenton
Monroe nnd sn stations on vtakeburs. abreve.
port and Pacifa R1llrnad, via uolta 10.
w. u. BROCKETT. Agent.
aug ~ MHpazinn al rect
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FoH VICKaRT1tA AND DELTA
Loavea every FRIDAY. NJ 9 y. M
T- FOR VIGKHB Blu 10 DELTA.
Ass,aksAss n Naiohe2. DRviea Bend md lnforme-
ss"sS=sS7~ dat" lnniings Tho steamer
ERANR rARas0sR.
Tin place Of tho Ed Rieharsonl
Frnnk Eack, lr.. mHsot. w NJ. Gaimas elerk
iaavft, 10 ahnv't. connecting nj VI ksburg witt
Earisots Line for All points on tire YazoO sun
flower, Deer Crock an1 TaIlnhnehIe.
q. T. WORK, It. w ADAMR
@. q. WAYNE HROCKETT Il GARTER,
Will CIV" through bills Of hiding 70 Trantts
Monroe ant MI stations on the Vt,ksirjre
Shreveport aud PAetna RriIepd. vie Delta. La
W. ID. HROCkETT Agent.
so7s ~ MRGaTirn street.
SATURDAY VIGK4UuRG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET.
Lenves ey'ty aATURDhY. nj ~. N.
Y FOR VICkeBURH DA {ta' BEND
u 80 Natcheg, and all intermediate land
@s"-"F"~s"~@ lngs The p,tsaougnr pn 'knt
nATEHEx,
r 7. Les'hnra. master J. II Muse clerk.
connecting nj VtekshurR with tho TariEut Line
for YaEoo TIA lnhHfohia aud SnpfinWat tlvera
and with Anchor Limo for Memphis Cairo aud
y, i,otI's, VIII give through bills If hiding -
Monroe and all etaiona on tho Viekahurg
shreveport and PA 'iIc Kar nd. via peltn la
This boat reserves thR riEhf 10 pass all land
tngs that tho Captain may consider unsafe.
For freight or pasaagn apnly on board or tn
JOHN JANNEY LOG Common st.
j Il. GAHlIN. co Common Ut.
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Haa always 81 hand fin stock ot ". ErrnaTc
mud OiNeil 4 Go. & eelohIatnt Pif.e Hfrg CoA
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7 +. AIIEN NAV TfIEAI =.
Cvtl Sheriff WI the Parish VI Orleans,
ln2a Ea lla u u II Ii
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II s,esmehip Colombo. Rnudaen, from Now ynrl 10
LCa 4h
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ch,-.h D,r..to-v

1t has been proposed that the differ.
ent church organizations of this CITY
unite in getting up a church directory
giving first, the name and location OF
church or other place of worship; second.
time of all regular church services and
Sabbath school; third the name and resi-
dence of pastor. The need of such a di-
rectory no one will question who knows
the difficulty which strangers have In
looking up churches and pastors here.
The cost will be trifling, and the CO
operation of every congregation in the
city is desired. For terms and other
particulars, address or call on Eli Sny-
der, Cor Fourth avenue and CONNER
cial street. May 90, 1879.
While approving of Mr.. Snyder's sug-
gestion, we might add that the News
kept just such directory in its columns
for years until lately, but very few of
the churches sent in any changes when
they occurred. 1t seems to US the daily
NEWS would be just the place for such
a directory, as nothing else could reach
strangers and citizens so quickly and
cheaply, and changes in the respective
cards could bemade always the day they
occurred. The churches ought to unite
on some plan, and anything they think
best will be satisfactory to u.s.
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Plymouth Items.

ItylnOHth Items.
The race between the corn and weeds
is growing more and more exciting.
Chances is the corn will come in all
right on the ''home stretch"
A number of our citizens visited the
camp meeting of the Advents near your
city last Sunday. We noticed all wore a
sober look. We guess it was because
good drinking water was so scarce.
Mr. r. B. Turner has commenced i'm
proving his farm near here, and expects
to build house next month. Such citi-
Zens as Mr.. Turner are needed all over
our county, we want men that propose
to stay with us.
Our school taught by Miss Luther, of
Emporia, will soon close, being one of
the best summer schools ever taught in
Plymouth. Miss L. has many warm
friends here, who earnestly wish she
can be secured for the coming fall and
winter term,
Miss Fannie Carter left last week for
Garden City, Kansas, her future home.
Before she left some of her old scholars
and friends presented her with a beauti-
full volume of Winters poems, lher IA
vorite poep as a token Of their friend
ship for her, many kind acts towards
them when their teacher
''AUNT DINAH."
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For the benefit of thoSe Who have

For the benefit of those who have moi
yet Investigated life Insurance for them.
selves but have heard of the unsatisfac.
tory results experienced by those who
unfortunately took policies in new and
unsound companies, we give below a
few facts and illustrations.
All admit that when the assured lives
only few years after procuring his in
surance, there is large gain, but when
the assured lives many years there is
some doubt as to whether or not it will
pay to insure. Our premiums annually
are known to be greater than is necessa-
~ to carry the risk, and hence we return,
in a mutual company year after year in
dividends, all that has been charged in
excess. Our company this year returned
III cash dividends on new policies OBJ
tanned last year nearly 30 per cent, thus
reducing the cost at the end of the first
year, and each year the assured gets Il
cash dividend on his premium, increas-
ing gradually and regularly every year.
Our ordinary life policies, on account of
these dividends, in few years become
self-suppOrting. We have old policy
holders whose dividends are So per cent.
more than their premiums.
EXample-Wayman Crow, Esq, of St.
Louis, who holds policy No. 1925, issued
by the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of n.
y, January 18th, 1915, for $4,000, the
premium being $145 annually, has the
following results:
Amount OF policy ..-.....--.. $500 S., 600 90
Aunt OF addit's to policy to Jan. IL, rs 1852 90
Am'G of insurance Jan II, 1873 - SIS, OS2 90
Dividend of 1873, $2I9 IS cash, or Isl per cent
of premium.
This policy has been in force for SO
years-one of the Oldest policies.
The rates of premium in this company
have been materially reduced-lower
now than any other life company doing
business on the mutual plan. We still
give cash dividend each year, beginning
at the end of the first year. Any one
wishing further information can obtain
it by calling on or addressing the agent.
Policy holders in our city can be refer
red to for facts. A. N. HANNA,
Special Agt. Mutual Life ms. Co. of
n. Y, EmpOria, Kansas. w22L2t
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DIR. j. w. FILKINs.-We add to our
physicians cards to-day that of DIR. ].
w. Filkins, late of Pontiac, Illinois, and
take pleasure in clipping the following
extracts from the papers of that place, to
show the doctors standing IN his old
home:
We regret to learn that DIR. Filkins is
about to leave our city. He has large
practice, and is regarded as one of the
most successful practitioners He is a
gentleman of fine address, affabIe and
courteous, and universally respected and
beliked by all who know him He has
done more for Pontiac than any other
man in it, and his departure will be a
source OF regret by almost every citizen
in our community. We wish the DIR.
abundant success in the future, it mat.
tiers not where his lot may be cast. He
is an ornament to any community, and
his loss to us will be gain to the people
among whom his lot may be cast.-Pon-
tiac Democrat of March %, 1879.
GOISG WEsT.-We are sorry to an
nonnce that DIR. ,. W. Filkins proposes
to remove from this city to some point in
the west early in April. The DIR. has
been here for fourteen years, engaged in
the practice of his profession. and has
made many friends during that period.
His large circle of patients and personal
friends unite in heartily recommending
him to the good graces of any commu.
nifty where he may choose to cast his lot
Pontiac Sentinel, March &c, 1879.
We understand that DR.. j. W. FiIkins
has concluded to remove to Kansas. He
possesses a knowledge OF medicine that
enables him to cope successfully with
disease, and is an energetic, industrious
heightened gentleman, who viii benefit
to any community he may settle in. We
wish him all the success imaginable
Pontiac, ILL.,, Free Trader.
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
Grand Excursion to MadiSOn.-LyOn and
Greenwood Counties to Join Hands
and Circle Round.

Grand Excursion to MadisOn.-LyOn and
Greenwood Counties to Join Hands
and Circle Round.
The managers of the narrow gauge
railroad propose to give a grand eXcur-
sion on the 4th of July from Emporia
and Eureka to Madison, and have an old
fashioned celebration and basket picnic
at the latter place, in a beautiful grove
there a short distance from the station.
The people of both Lyon and Greenwood
counties can thus meet en- masse and de-
bate together. We believe this PROPOSE
ton will be received with favor through
out both counties, as everybody wants to
have cheap ride on the narrow gauge,
and enjoy the fourth in a splendid grove.
The people of Madison propose to ar
range for seats, ice-water and other ac-
commodatiOns, and for the sale of ice
cream and refreshments generally, and a
joint committee to be appointed by the
citizens of both counties is expected TO
arrange programme, secure an orator,
have the Declaration of Independence
read, provide music and work together
for the success of the celebration. One
train will run from Emporia to Madi-
son, and another from Eureka to Madi-
son. The ride will thus be short and
most of the day can be passed at the
grove at Madison. The railroad will
charge as fare only the amount which the
joint committee decides to ask, and it
will be put low enough for everybody to
go.
The first thingto do here is to appoint
the Lyon county part of the joint COM
mittee of arrangements. At the celebra-
ton last year, Neil Campbell, of Plym-
Outh, was appointed chairman of joint
committee of three to arrange for this
years celebration, and it would be prop
er for that committee to be consulted and
its approval of the excursion to and Gel
ebratiOn at Madison obtained. We might
suggest the propriety of making Mr..
Campbell member of the Joint COM
mittee in question.
We have no doubt our people in cOun-
try and city VIII warmly second the
proposed excursion to Madison, and the
JOINT committee be appointed without
delay. All aboard for Madison.
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CrOquet and base balls at Fox 6 Co.'S
bookstore. Don't forget it. Ld132w1sm1
Reading.

WEDNESDAY, May %, 1879.
David Nickle shipped two car loads of
hogs to the Kansas City market today.
James Masterson will ship the same
number of cars by the A. T. & S. F. r.
X. during the present week.
Business in general is good, and crops
look well,
The coal shaft, which is being sunken,
has now been driven to the depth of "a
feet. The gentlemen in charge of the
work inform me that they will have
coal above ground during the early part
of the incoming month.
A son of Mr.. Reddick, who resides
near ArvOnia, was severely bitten ny a
Fattlespake this Morning, At last ae.
counts the boy was reasonably drunk,
and will no doubt recover.
Come down and ride over our new
bridge. 1t won't cost you cent.
JOSHUA.
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DIR. Kings California Golden Compound.

Is strict vegetable preparation, and
Headache, Acfdity of Stomach, coming
up of Food, Pain in pit Of Stomach, Low
Spirits, BiliOusness, Constipation, Jaun-
dice, Liver Complaint or any affection
of the Stomach or Liver, in the shortest
time possible. You are not asked to buy
until you know what you are getting.
therefore, as you value your existence. do
not fail to go to your druggist, B. Wheel
don & Co, and get trial bottle, free Of
charge, which will show you what reg
ular one dollar bottle will do. Ask for
DIR. KINGS CALIFoRNIA GOLDEN Com
POUND, and take no other.
y. WHEIDoN & Co,
d123id EmpOria, Kan,
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Total taxable property SAC, 761
Thirteen persons have no taxable
property of any kind; 80 persons have
taxable property to the amount of 81, 1877,
but pay no tax, the same being exempt
by the constitution. There are rs fam
lilies and 622 persons in the township
IA males and 112 females over 81 years
OF age; 51 persons to the square mile.
The three oldest persons are, Solomon
b. Andrews, who was nearly "a on the
LIST of March; VIM. Scott, who is within
one day of his age, and Betsey Andrews,
wife of Solomon Andrews, 81 and over
DANIEL BITLER
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AIarsh's Tonic Astrineeut

Quickly cures diarrhea, dysentery,
cholera morbus, cholera infantum, and
the summer complaint of children, or
protracted diarrhoea. 1t possesses, in a
high degree, those astringent, carmina-
tive, anodyne, tonic and stimulant prop
critics so necessary for the safe and speedy
cure of all relaxed conditions of the bow
els. For sale by B. Wheldon & Co., EN-.
poria, and all prominent druggists.
d136tSW1S1v
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An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an Easi
India missionary the formula of simple veg.
etable remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh
Asthma, and all Throat and Lung Affections
also a positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all 1erVOns Complaints after
having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases, has felt 1t his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows Ac-
tuated by this motive and a desire to relieve
human suffering, I will send free of charge
rections for preparing and using, n German,
French, or English. Sent by mail by address.
ing with stamp, naming this paper, w. w.
Wl7mR
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A CARp.-To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretiOns of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C.,
L will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America.
Send self addressed envelope to Rev 10
seph T. Inman, Station d, New York City.
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DoBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP-Having obtained
the agency of this celebrated soap for En-
pOria and vicinity, we append the opinion OF
some of our best people as to its merits;
have used "Dobbins' Electric Soap" m ade
by j. l.. Cragin Co, PhiIadelphia Pa, and
recommend u as the very best I have ever
used found that when used according 10
directions. which are very simple, that II
washes clothes perfectly without boiling or
rubbing, and saves one half the time
MRS. II. L. HAUssLER
Dobbins' Electric is all that it is recon-
mensied to be- MRS EMMA TARRRII
1t is the best soap l have ever used and I
think that all who give il faithful trial will
use no other. MRS. d L. CLARK
think it Is decidedly the best soap have
ever tried. MRS. ANNIE NJ. GRiHAM
1t Is really godsend to womankind.
MRS. e. TRAsK
We desire all our friends and customers to
give this soap one trial, so that they may
know just how good the best soap in the
U. s. is 9So. NJ. BUTLER.
ely EmPoTia, Kas.
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ADVICE GRArIs-Ve

ADVICE GRATIs.-Verdict of the Jury
over the body of an unknown man,
found dead on the Pussy farm. "Died
from the effects of drinking Jays we'll
water" For the benefit of the city and
for the good of society, would respect
fully Recommend the same drink for the
two members of the city government
that were on that jury, and their tax
saving brothers Of the city council.
JUSTICE
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-05-30

The NJ E. festival Tuesday night was a
splendid success. Everything went off
in first-class order. There was a large
and fine looking audience, some good
singing by Messrs. Cunningham, Wat
terbury, Will Jones and J. w. Murphy
Prof SkidmOre presiding at the organ
The income was 5000, and after paying
expenses there will be $50 for the