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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07
Senatorial Sorts.
he writ with me in sour misfortune !.

20 give me thy hand
One writ with me in sour misfortune"
Henson was for Simpson and reform.
"Pang' now sings: HE hangs upon
me like dead mans grasp"
Riggs was also there.
''These tidings nip me-" said Fox as
he thought of Charley Foulks.
Sam Wood was willing his name
should go before the anti-Ingalls caucus,
but not being member, he had no vote
to start him.
When the train left yesterday Gillett
and 10y were still voting for Anthony.
Walkup was for Cross.
"Pang is so full of hallelujah that
his dispatch is brief" said Times head
line yesterday morning. We'd like to
know what Pang was full of last night
He now philosophers
80, that had been form'd an idiot from the
birth -
Walkup gathered Lew Halleck in yes
terday afternoon.
There were lots of moral fellows
that could not go for Ingalls, on account
of his record, who went for Anthony
with a much worse one, as the two have
been published.
There has been an awful sight ofpresid
ing elder work to do at Topeka for the
last three weeks, but we learn brother
Mitchell has now arranged to transact it
in his district.
How weary, stale, nat and improbable
Seem to me all the uses Of this wicked, wick
ed world.
Horton was also Greenbacker, what
ever that is nowadays.
The "visiting statesmen" have scatter.
ed, and "old Mack" is happier if not a
better man.
Hank Lowe didn't care much about it,
anyhow.
We told you Doc. Hibben would settle
it when he got there.
There is lots of consolation in that
greenback platform.
Lew Severy was up ION other bust.
ness.r
One of "our boys" an Anthony man,
was overheard getting off this solilcquy
late last night:
ever thus from chIldhood's hour
I've saw" my fOndest hopes decay
never went for a senataur
But what was given clear away.
The senator from Utah got left out.
Watson voted for Horton.
Tom Price went up as far as Reading
to see after his cattle.
Cap. Sommers went up to see that
Horace Bundrem didn't smoke McMee.
kin's cabbage leaf cigars.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

To PREVENT Tools FROM RUsTING.-
Boiled linseed-oil will keep polished
tools from rusting if it is allowed to dry
on them. Common sperm oil will pre-
ven. them from rusting for a short period
A copal varnish is frequently applied to
polished tools exposed to the weather.
WOODEN materials are the best for wrap
Pers for metals. Iron and steel goods of
all descriptions are kept free from rust
by the following: Dissolve J OF. of cam
phor in l ID. of hogs lard, take of the
scum, and mix as much black lead as
will give the mixture an iron color.
Iron and steel and machinery of all kinds,
rubbed over with this mixture, and left
with it on for "a hours, and then rubbed
with linen cloth, will keep clean for
months. If the machinery is for expor-
tation it shuOld be kept thickly coated
with this during the voyage
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

A lady taking tea at small company,
being very fond of hot rolls, was asked
to have another. Really, l cannot" she
modestly replied; 81 don't know how
many have eaten already" II do" un-
expectedly cried a juvenile upstart,
whose mother had allowed him a seat at
the table, you've eaten eight; I've
been cOuntin' r'-Boston Transcript.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

The twenty-f1fth anniversary of Mr.
Surgeons London pastorate has been
celebrated by fair held in his taberna.
Gle, and proceeds of which, with other
subscriptions and donations, are to be
devoted to various charities connected
with his ministry. 1t is meant as a ties
timOnial to Mr.. Spurgeon, and takes
this direction at his own desire, and be.
cause he absolutely refused to receive
personal pecuniary benefit.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07
A TYEO = HERMAN,
Dealers in Meats of all Kindsl
The Best and Cheapest Meat Market In
Emp0ria.

Have now on hand and for sale cheap large
amount of Pork, Ham. Shoulder ard Bacon,
thoroughly salted, cured and smol ed, and
equal 70 the very beat that can be found any
where They have also large quantity Of
lard. by the barrel or pound. Call and see il.
All orders receive prompt attention. and
dealers are particularly requested to give us
as usual kept at our market. on west side Of
Commercial street. opposite p. o.. EmpoFia
KansaA A1YEO 4 HERMAN.
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T. L. Hurlburt, of Fremont township,
returned from Humboldt Friday, where
he had been to pay the last sad rites to a
neice, Mrs. Callantine, of that place.
On last Sabbath evening Mrs. c. went to
church, in apparent good health. While
the exercises were in progress she sud-
denly died in the church. She was
greatly esteemed, and her funeral was at
tended by about 400 people.
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READ and REFLECT

It Is mistaken idea to suppose that while
all other trades and professions have been ad-
vanclng and improving, that the practice OF
stand-stIll. There is probably no science
IN the world wherein greater and more start
ling discoveries have been made than in the
healing art Prof. Emery, by means of
his wonderful discoveries with the microscope,
has reduced the practice of medicine and sur-
gerry TO q science. Tracing all disease, as he
docs, to q germ origin" their treatment he
comes a simple matter and enables him to eff
feet cures in cases that have been pronounced
beyond medical skill, and in an Incredible
short space of time. The microscopic ex-
aminationS of specimens enable the doctor to
determine accurately and Immediately the
disease with which the patient is afflicted; af-
ter which. by means of his new and wonder
ful antlseptlc treatment. he is able to apply
the precise remedies Indicated, and is not
compelled to administer a mt ltitude of differ
ent compounds, hoping some may reach the
case, and in the end falling, alter having ad-
ministered large amount OF unnecessary
medicine. by means of his new disc Jveries
Prof Emery treats all such diseases as every
form of Throat and Lung disease (so-c alIe'i
Cancers, Old Sores, hemorhoiis Tor piles
Ulcers, Erysipelas, Epilepsy, Fits, Falling
sickness, 81. V ltnS Dance, Acute or Chronic
Granulations and inflammation OF the EI es-
even Blindness OF years standiRg-Old Ewes
made new, to see without the use of specta-
Giles in a few days-Deafness, Paralysis, Drop
sy, Rheumati. m, Neuralgia; also every form
of disease peculiar to females; also every
form OF venereal disease. In fact, the Doctor
MAKES q speciality OF every form OF Chronic
disease BY the aid of this wonderful micro
scope he Gao tell at once the nature OF your
disease; then, if you wish, he will deal out
to you the proper scientific remedies for the
speedy cure of the same. In every case he
will make plain statement of facts to the pa
t1ent, and In all cases explain the nature OF
the disease and probabilities of u cure His
purpose is to make EmpOria his permanent
residence, and expects to be able to demon
strate to the citizens his claims to their favor
able consideration. The Doctor owns real es-
tate and Is permanently located, and respon-
sible for any contract that he may make. The
Doctor has good apartments, and is pre- pared
to re ceive chemically diseased persons from
abroad, giving to all such who wish to re-
main under his treatment good rooms, good
beds, goOd nurses, and scientific trea tment
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e. s. Jones, of Dry creek, also sends
An answer to the cow question, which is
also like Mr., Duggan's and Mr.. Mosher's
233 head in ten years. We have pub
lished Mr.. Duggan's answer in tabular
form, and also that of Mr.. Clayton, in
recent issues of the daily and in the week
ly News of Jan. 81. All agree on 233.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hollaway desire us to
return their grateful thanks to their
friends and neighbors whose kindness
in their affliction will never be forgotten.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

r. NJ. Bachelor has been appointed
clerk of the judiciary committee of the
senate at Topeka.
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e DIED.-On Monday, Jan. 90, 1879, of
membraneous Group, Fanny Pearl,
youngest daughter of Silas and Elicit
Holloway, aged 20 months and 10 days.
The funeral took place from the house
Thursday.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

"Ten Nights in Bar-room," at Hart
ford last Friday and Saturday nights, by
the local dramatic company, cleared
$54.55 for the side walk fund.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

Miss Allie Riggs gave a pleasant
musical at her residence to her pupils
and party of friends Friday evening. 1t
was a very enjoyable affair.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

We learn that c. c. Sheldon has sold
out his interest in the drug business to
Capt. A. NJ. Sommers. We are glad TO
state, however, that Mr. Sheldon does not
expect to leave Emporia.
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u BORTON.
REAL ESTATE AGENT

EmpOria, Kansas.
Pays Taxes, redeems lands sold for taxes
Will notify parties amount of tax due
in time to save penalty
Send New York exchange or P. o. order
TAX RECEIPTS SENT By RETURN MAIL ON
RECEIPT OF MONEY.
Enclose stamp, description of lands and pos
ONCE address.
Real Estate bought and Sold on Commission
Call on or address
E B0RToN,
Emporia, Lyon Co., Kansas
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The Emporia and Southern railroad
is to be pushed south of Eureka
through Elk and Chautauqua counties
if the people desire and will give the
necessary aid
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

Taylor s. Wicks' mill, at Hartford, is
doing a fiourishing business.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

Miss Ella Murdoch went 10 Wichita
Saturday evening for few days visit.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

The mail to Bazaar, via. Eads and
Plumb, has been discontinued by order
of the department
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

A good many folks from the country
braved the mud Saturday and came to
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

Marshal Fleming is troubled about
hogs running at large.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

Our people are talking up the tree
business. But we cannot do much with
stock running at large.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

SAFC RDAHA req. i.
The party that was to be last night at
Isaac Wright's was postponed one week
to give the band boys chance.
We were awakened this morning by a
loud report followed by heavy fall, on
Main street near the post Office. We
rushed out and found it was the credit
system had "bWstetI'' at ID. p Tressler's,
and the falling was the price of goods to
a cash basis Terms cash and cheap
goods hereafter. d61t1-w6t1
We heard one of our leading men
one that made some telling speeches in
the interest of J. w. 10y last fall-say
that before the election ]. w. 10y said
Anthony would be the last man he
would vote for for U. S. SENATOR" and it
looks as though he was correct, or else
the Republicans here are mistaken-last
chance KENO.
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Business very dull on account of the
condition of the roads.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07
Terms Very Liberal.

Only s., S., 50 and SO per week, including
everything No cases taken that cannot be
cured in ninety days. The Doctor will re-
ceive in part-payment for his services, treat
ment, &c delivered at his residence, liz Cot
tonwood street. Emporia, Kansas, horses, cat
tie, hogs, sheep, poultry, wheat, corn, oats
and hay; also butter, eggs, aud me rchantable
produce, at the market prices,
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Stafford s. Brooks have been fixing VI
their barber shop again.
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REFERENCES.

The PhySio Eclectic Medical College OF
Ohio, and sworn certificates from many, many
patients. if necessary, that can be seen at his
office upon application. Better yet, the Doc
tor will forfeit 81 coo in case of q failure to
cure in ninety days any case of Cancer. Epi-
leptic Fits, or Throat or Lung disease that he
may take for treatment. Go, see the Doctor
at once; w lie you are within the reach OF
medical skill.
Address all communications, eonfdentially:
Prof. WIN. R. EMERY, M. D.,
Emporia. Kansas.
49tf p. 0. Drawer SOC.
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Fox & Co. will soon have metric rule
for sale.
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That Wooden Mill.

PERRIvILLE, IND, Jan. %, 1870.
EDITORS NEWS We have received
copy of your paper, having an offer to
bring our wooden machinery to your
town and start wooden mill We
would say here that a wooden mill start
ed there would bring the farmers from
the surrounding country to sell their
wool at the factory, and would take their
money and spend il in the town; the
merchants of the town would more than
make the $4,000 we asked the first year.
II the citizens of the town will make us
up the $1,000 and loan the same TO as
for three years, free from interest, and
we paying them $1,000 at the end of
each year, from the time the machinery
arrived, they taking a mortgage on
the machinery and shafting, till all was
paid, they furnishing us buildings and
power for three years, free of rent-we
will bring our machinery and give En-
pOria a good wooden mill We are prac-
teal workmen, and can give good ref
erence. If Emporia wants a wooden
mill, this is good opportunity, and
we suggest that your citizens take hold
OF the matter,
t.r Very respectfully,
HYLAND & Co.
u There is very suitable building on
the Cottonwood, built for wooden mill,
with water power, already for machinery,
But there is no more of wooden mill
there now than there was years ago.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

Deservedly popular. We mean DIR. Bulrs
Cough Syrup. for it never fails Physioians
recommendi It. Price only = cents . bottle.
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Thousands are now In use

InouS andS are now In Us e
All giving perfect satisfaction.
All the working parts of STEEL. securing
durability and finish.
Best BOBBIN WISDER used. without run
ming the machine or removing the work
Best TENSION and TAKE-TP, only the
needle to be threaded.
Best SHUTTLE In the world. the easiesi
managed, no holes or lots to thread In fact
iU can be threaded in the dark. Its bobbin
holds more thread than any other.
New TREADLE, neat in appearance, per
feet in shape.
Best HINGES, giving solid support and
perfect insulation.
The universal expression of all who have
seen and tested the Dauntless is, that beyond
doubt it IS
1.-The Best In the Markell"
We shall be pleased to have your orders
feeling confident our machine will render
perfect satisfaction.
DAUNTLESS MANUFACTURING co.
NORwALK, OHIO.
j. NJ. GRIFFITH & CO., AGENTS,
2l-ly FMPORIA, KAS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07

As will be seen by our telegraphic dis
patches, President McMahon's resigna-
ton was promptly accepted by the
French congress, which at once elected
NJ. Grevey, radical republican, his sue
cessor. McMahon resigned simply be-
cause he and the legislature disagreed
about public matters, whereas in the
United States president never resigns,
no matter how unpopular his cause is.
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We are to have four or five bridges.
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Real Estate TransFel

A. R. Hawks to W. j. Brogan-Lots ]
to o, block IL, Hartford-$210.
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JUST PURLTSHED.

4 carefully revised Treatise on Catarrh with an
eccira!e description ofsymptoms an SYMPATHETIC
ing with SlNFoRD's RADICAL CURE a speedy and
permanent cnre Also observations 1T and the
general hcnlth OF vast Importance to ali afflicted
with cl;arrh- Il is wrapped about each bottle OF
the i;ApIoAL CURE, or will be mailed free on re-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07
what She Said

What She Said.
DO you really, truly love me
More than any girl you knowS
Wen, then. hug me just a little,
II you must before you go.
Fold your arms around me tighter;
Have you never Rugged beforer
Draw me nearer, draw me closer,
Can't you hug me any morer
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Each package Of SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE con-
tains r SanIord's Improved Inhaling Tube, with
iIl I'll dIfeetons for use IN an cSses Price. 81 Sold
ont the United States and Canada. WEEKS 6
POTTER. General Agents and Wholesale Drug
glsts, Boston, Mass.
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y
Mr.. Isaac Wright is quite sick, also
Mr.. Joseph KImpton.
Mr.. Babcock who has been visiting
friends here for some weeks has returned
to his home in Missouri.
A. ID. Tressler brought home a fine
new buggy and harness yesterday. Plot
thickens-
Andy Hinchman was in town yester-
day.
Rev, Emmel is going to Washington
territory or Oregon this spring, Several
families are going there from Allen
creek.
Wat Stewards brother is visiting here
from Kansas City. KENO.
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WHY THE FRENCH PRESIDENT Re-
CTnNHn

VERSAILLES, Jan. 30.-The following
is the text of President McMahon's let
ter announcing his resignation:
At the opening of this session of the
chamber, the ministry presented to you a
programme which, while affording salts
faction to public opinion, appeared to
cabinet such as might be voted without
danger to security or good administra-
ton OF the country; and setting aside all
personal views, had given the program
me my appreciation, for was sacrificing
no principle to which my conscience
commanded me to remain faithful To
day the ministry, thinking to respond to
the opinion of the majority of the two
chambers, proposes to me IN regard to
high military commanders, some general
measures which l consider contrary to
the interest of the army, and consequent
ly to those of the country. Icannof sub
scribe to them. ANY other ministry tax
en- from the majority would impose upon
me the same conditions. consider nv
self, therefore, bound to shorten the du
ration of the mandate which the national
assembly confided to me- and therefore
tender my resignation. In quitting pow
er l have the consolation of thinking
that during the fifty-three years that I
have devoted to the service of NV coun-
try, either as soldier OF citizen, I have
never been guided by sentiments other
| than honor, duty and absolute devotion
to my country. request you to COM
municate my decision to the chambers.
[Signed] McMAHoN,
II
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AMERICUs NOTES.

THURSDAY, Jan. ~, 1879.
Miller, our land agent, sold tract OF
timber land yesterday to Mr. Stephens, a
Pennsylvania man.
A cross-walk is very much needed across
Main street somewhere near the post-of
flee, and we are willing to do our share
boss the job. Who else will take a
hand in this much needed improvement
Some of our young men had a wrest-
ling match last night in front of Lesh
Bros. store for the cider, and as we walk
ed over the ground on our way home, we
picked up something and carried it up
to the drug store to see what it was. 1t
proved to be a (once) white shirt, and
looks like it had the map of Europe mark
ed on it with gold leaf. The owner can
have it by paying for this notice.
We dropped into singing school on
Tuesday night and find the class are i'm
proving very rapidly under the leader
ship of Prof. Sogard. The professor is
also proficient on the violin, and at in
PERMISSION he entertained the audience
by playing Ben Bolt IN good style.
Some of the boys yesterday discovered
a wolf (0 in town and Immediately gave
chase. Some on horseback finally got
within gunshot of the wolf and killed
him. The boys managed to get him on
a horse and brought him to town, when
they made the discovery that instead of
wolf it was dog. believe the boys in
this case were honest, but mistaken.
VIM. Humphrey freed coon on Ca
hola this week, and in order to ''katch
dat cOon," he fell the tree. Bill found a
hollow limb, and reached in for the coon,
but instead of the coon his hand came in
contact with the business end of bee
in fact several bees; and the way they
improved leach shining hour" Bill
thinks they are not misnamed 1.-The busy
bee" He got the coon, "alce samee," as
well as 113 lbs. good honey William
thinks "all's well that ends WE'LL" but
the end of his nose amt we'll yet.
The bands (for we have both brass and
military made some splendid music last
night. We think they will compare ia
vorably with any band in either Lyon or
adjoining counties, excepting the boss
band in Emporia.
The Greenbackers laugh and say 1--WE
told you so" about J. w. 10y.
We were much amused after singing
on Tuesday night at the remark of a
young lady who had been running a race
with some other young ladies, THAT she
had won the race, Notwithstanding she
had on the highest puI-back of any of
them" KENO.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28
Cause OF the Memphis Outbreak.

The true reason Of the present out
break of yellow fever is not so much i'm
the filthy streets and alleys of the city.
but in the cupidity of some of our peo-
pie who would not give their consent tn
destroy even the bedcloihes upon which
patients died of the fever. II has never
been demonstrated that the yellow fever
germ can be preserved through the frosts
and freezes of winter in the foul mir Of q
vault. but il has been shown time and
again that wooden goods. especially
blankets that have become saturated
with the yellow fever poison. will retain
ii for a very long period even in cold
weather. 1t Is well known that many
persons in Memphis did not hesitate to
preserve and even to sleep upon beds
and bcdclothing that had been poisoned
by the infected air of sick room or by
direct contact with the yellow fever pa
ticnt. These articles have been kept. of
course, in bedrooms where the heat of
fire during the day and the warmth of
the slccpcr's body at night prevented the
germ from being frozen out. In many
instances wooden clothing. that had
been hanging in the sick room, where
the air was reeking with tie foul fumes
of the fever, was packed away in trunks.
or, with the poorer classes, in wooden
boxes. Here Il remained during the
winter. The warmth generated by the
fabric was amply sufficient to preserve
the germ in all its former vigor; and
there it lay, like deadly serpent. only
waiting for the heat ofsummcr To warm
ii into life. Mulhrandon's coat, which.
like the shirt OF Ncssus, carried death
in every fold, is now a matter ofhistory.
Another is that of "A South Memphis
woman who has kept in n wooden box
all the clothing Of her late husband.
who perished by fever last year. and
even the bedClothes upon which he died :.
stained all over with black vomii. One
Of the ablest physicians in Memphis
said, not long ago, that there was not a
house in the city. whether occupied dur
ing the fever or not. that had not been
thoroughly infected by the yellow fever
poison. II should be remembered also
that even those who fled from the city
when the fever broke out left behind
them their carpets, bedding and winter
clothes. TO receive in trust for them the
insidious poison which they were try
ing to escape. This reasoning may not
be founded upon the principles of medi-
cal science. but il Is certainly justified
by common sense. and by getting up all
the evidence to be had In regard Ia the
matter, the medical fraternity may be
able to throw some light upon the origin
of the present outbreak of yellow fever
in our city.-McDlphiS Appeal.