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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-04
ministerial Association.
Our Messenger"

The next MINISTERIAL AssoclA-
rIoN of the Western Annual Con-
ference will meet IN The Primitive
Methodist Church, MINERAL, PoINr,
ON Tuesday, August 18th, promptly
at 8 o'clock 4. m, and adjourn
promptly at noon on Wednesday
the 18th.
The following is the PROGRAMME,
which we hope will be faithfully
observed:
list, Sermon GA Monday evening
by Rev, j. Harrington, assisted by the
Rev.J. Arnold.
IL ESDAY.
ID. Devotional exercises. conducted
by the Rev. c. Hendra
Sd. An fssay-Bible Doctrine Of
lustiiication-by Rev. 7. Nj. Harris.
4th An Essay Nature of Future
Punishmcnt=-by Rev. G. llcndra,
5th. An Essay Nature of Future
Punishmcnt-by Rev. j. Harrington
9th. An Essay llermcncntics Of
the New Testament by Rev. G.
Dawson.
Z. An Essay The Essential Quail
ilications of aChristian Mnister-by
Rev. J. w. Fox.
Sth. An EsSay-The composition Of
a sermon, by Rev. VIM. Jacka, ,Jr
9th. An Essay Pastoral Visiting
by Rev. j. Hewitt.
10th. IN Essay VIII Christ reign
in person % EARTH # 50, when?
Rev ". y. James.
nth. An Essay The reasons for
tie grand success of Primitive Meth
odism ii England-by Rev. James
] Arnold.
18th. IN Essay Does inspiration
insure infalibility by Rev. John
1 Fearce.
18th. An Essay What is sancti-
iicatiou? When does it begin? 10y
Rev ". Iacka. 81.
llth. The Trinity in Man, see ].
Thess. ): % by Rev. J. Side,
It'd. 4 free conversation On Min
isteral life and work.
I 10th. noNology ana Benediction.
en- Tuesday evening public meet
ing will BY held. addressed by Key, g
Hendra, Rev. g. Dawson and Rev
James Arnold
Subject Primitive Mcthodism.
Isl. G. Dawson; Is polity and Coy
eminent
ut. q. IIcudra; It's Doctrine and
Life.
81. j. Arnold; It's origin and
growth.
y JAckA, President.
]. ". Fox. secretary.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-04
National Grcenhack County Con.
yentiOn.

4 convention of the National
Greenhack party Of Iowa county is
hereby called to assemble ut the Court
House in the village of Dodgeville, at
2 o'clock p. m, on SATURDAY, july
u. 1879, to nominate six delegates to
represent said county in the National
Greenback State Convention. To be
held for the purpose Of nominating II
state ticket, in the city of Watertown.
July 18th, 1870; and To attend to such
other matters as usually engage the
attention of such bodies The towns
and wards are respectively entitled to
delegate representation rs follows
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-04
Personal.

Fen X Moiiett is home on a visit
from N adison
Epy Dawson. 81 Snullsburg, is
visiting with Sir. John Teasdale Of
this city.
Mr.. A,b art Lanlon and wife of De
troit arc il town oua short visit 10
their frieaa ).
Frank Syn tll Of Chicago. formerly a
Mineral Pm I boy, is here spending
the holidays.
j. NJ. Gundl v VINE ielifS, 'oliiie
GRAY ma otbs rs,are at home, to stay
durina school acation.
Miss llutch son returned from
Eyansfon Ill asst week, where she
nas been attend NC College for tie
past two years
ID RnlIo,o III "a resident of this
comfy WAS ia lwn last weeh ~
business regardiugl 'ehsiohs ~ tPs-
istcred al tie 7. SH deh
tfr. j. II. Terry. Fi"e,Pa y our
nnhlic sehonls s4artod ~ Wednesday
last for Lacrosse, to att 'ilu Nv hiec'-
ing Of tile state Teachers AS'oci"Sioii
az that place.
Martin and Frank Hon IetuLileu
from the Platteyille Norm ~ 9cliooi
last week, to spend the sunni ieS N"cd-
tion m h0mp
Miss Mary Bradbury, Of Kt vance,
Illinois, is visiting with Rev. " -
.lacka, Jr., of this city. She will s145
two OF three months.
Miss Nettie Sylvester, daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Sylvester Of ii II
place, returned from Rockford las
week where Size las been for some
time past perfeeting herself III draw
ing and painting.
J.R. Porter. wife and three children. I,
81 Peru, Indiana, are visiting with 50
Hurry Kendall tae town ~ Mineral III
Point Mrs. porter MAJ 4 resident VI ~
tiis county feH ears aa atS wrll H.
knowa Ii Dodgeyiile ana gien5tv RI
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-04

81 for nice white vest at Deller'S.
Linen Goats at cost at Gundry u
Gmy'S.
New potatoes, 80 cents per bush 81
at John Horns,
Mems low shoes III less than cost II
Gundry \ Gray's,
Boys straw hats for 80 cents wort
81 ut Deller'S.
Elsin watches very cheap 1T G. IL.
James jewelry store,
Breakfast Bacon, Hams aud Dried
Beef ut kinnic \ SpratlerS.
ParasolS. to close. sold very cheap
At Gundry \ Gray'S,
Ladies elegant white sacqueS Cor
the very low price Of 81 at nellcr's,
Finest Japan rea Dust, five pounds
for 4 dollar, ut Teasdale \ Brewers.
\ 4a inch all wool black cashmere,
ut the unusu@l low price of IL cents y
yard 1t pcller'S.
G. II. lanes is selling Elgin watches
1T prices lower than was ever heard
of before
Fox SAlE CmEAr.-Onc good self
rakke reaper Woods. Inquire OF
VIM Crawford
Gundry 4 Gray can give You bet
ter selection in carpets than any other
house in the city and the lowest
prices
MINERAL. polNr. July list, lSIa.--
The copartncrShjp heretofore exist
inc between the unlerSignNlis hereby
dissolved hymutual consent.
NJ, NJ. STRONG,
w. r. CoAn.
QUEEN or TmE OEN.-A biscuit
made with Dr Prices Cream Baking
Powder is certainly the queen OF the
oven. So light, white and enioyablel
Aftev hreakfasting ON huiscuits made
with DR.. Prices Cream Baking Pow
der. what man would contemrlate
suicide, Or grumble because his wife
asked him for money!
N0TiCE--I am now ready to do all
kinds Of teamiug, and will furnish
rock sand and lime on short notice.
All orders left 1T pcnroses meat mar
ket will he promptly attended to.
San ROBERr JULIAN,
BRAIN WORKERS, Clergymcn, law
yerS. physicians orators, and all classes
Of brain workers will find the use Of
DR. Prices Floral Riches Cologne
gratefully refreshing. The handkcr-
chief wetted in il and applied to the
face occasionally, will please the
sense Of smell, prove stimulus to
the circulation, inducing II vigorous
action.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-04
LAND FOR SALE.

The undersigned ofers bis farm for sale.
Said farm il situated in the town Of Kendall.
La fayeit county, III sec. u and 81. win sell
HI tracts OF from ~ 70 401 acros 10 purchasers
VIII sell whole on part of crop. There are
about 10 under cultivation 70 acrep 81 good
meadow, and the remainder pasture and young
timber land Good mineral has been found on
the place. Val bs sod on reasonable terms.
37.l b FELIX McCABE
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-04
Threshermen. Attention

We will Pc able % supply % short
notice repairs for the following, VIZ:
a. Aultman Il Co.'S Sweepstakes,
Aultman 4 Taylor, Nichols u sliep-
ard, J. /. Case, and Buffalo Pitts.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-04
John starks the popular barber. Ii

John staks the popular barber, has
4 nice soda fountain IN connection
with lis barber shop. lie also keeps
stock of tobacco. cigars. candies,
nuts, etc, which be win sell very
reasonable, aud give good weight and
mearure. JoHS ). STARKs.
VI Do Nor WONDER. We 10 not
wonder that housewives who have
been accustomed 70 use Dr. Prices
Special Flayoring Extracts should
I'm in disgust from the trash often
u under the name Of Flavoring
tracts. which stun smells and tastes
turpentine Dr. Prices Flavor
! extracts haYe the taste ana oder
~ fresh fruits
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-04
Moaea NJ. Strong.

ATToBEEY Ar Law. having dirsplYed HE law
parthefsh Up. viii continue the practice Of his
profession on his individual account.
His office ~ al biz residence. whore be may
be eonFnitee professionally and candid advice
be obtained. July Isl, 1879. b0-GH
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-04
\ SPECIFIC REMEDY For ALL
DISEASE
CIV THE
Bladder and Kidneys.

For Debility, Loss of Memory, ludtspos-
ton to Excrtion or business, Shortpcss or
breath, Troubled with Thoughts ot Diseaso,
ntmness Of Vision, Palm III the Back. Chost /,
and Head, Rush ut Blood to tho Head, Pale
Countonance, and Dry skin.
II thesc symptoms are allowed TO W on,
very frequently Epicptio Fits and Cousump
tion follow, When The constitution hucumes
affected Il requires tho aid of an iuyigorAtt
medicine TO etronglhCn and tone mp the system
which
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20

| dress the Conference upon his own case.
| he explained that his relation had been
Changed, vi he was absent from Inc state
o. account OF sickness in his f. mlly aud the
INST knowledge he had Of the st;iOn was
| iro n AN item in ne wspsr-I, a Il ough he
vas eniitie 10 be Eontied officially
! There had DeenSh charges s.s,irst him,
| and no request had been made by h..n for a
Change in mis- relation
He said the BIsuop had stated to him that
I ne knew there was mo- Mug against h IN and
| tnat Therefore the action was Illegal. He
| further stated that on bis return he had re-
is'-d his eonvers 'tion with The Bishop To his
| PRESIDING Elder, who sid, ale sn-~ 1t was
wrong and would not stand, rad that "Ibe
Whole matter won d nave 10 ne ov.rhsule,i
| al the next Conference He further stated
| that ne had attended said confer, nee, held
at Ssiins, hopir the c -. would be brous 1t
| up ana voted on asdirected or recommended
| oy the bishop. But IL was not attended %,
| uuty IL was TO represent him. stated that he
| nd 10 work Tor him, and tna' ne would op-
p's- MS re admission, thus Ignoring Mr..
br'tcEen claimed the doctlin- a. IN. church
hhu NE bloIe as W. IL as the decision of aish-
| op Simpson.
Mr. Dearborn and Mr.. Holmsn, Presiding
Ri ers OF the districts la watch M. Bfacs en-
"a q De- laDoring, both made st-J-neuIs in
| lrsSId 10 his work and his u-eiuiD.ss, and
| ,h"l Judgment was 10 the e1ic { that MI.
BTschef, az a minister, VS. a Iailur-.
In- IN ton To re-adrnir NJ. Brack.n was
not "a TIrl.
| evening srrv.ces We're maue b., Tie Szcre
| tdTy.
Appointments for sunday services were al
80 SLnOunc-C.
Oriin ton of deacons and elders will take
place sunday
The ; crettry read a staten Mt in regard 10
| railroad fares
! After singing the doyology the Conference
| aIJOurHeG, with benedictIvu OF Mr.. Davis
ANNOUNCEMENTS FUR TO-DAY.
! y. L. CbuTch-9a0 a. NJ. Love Feast; IL A.
/ VI Bishop ii -y; p NJ, hIidT-n me, ting
| S sermon ~ ID Leonard: 7:3 p. ",
| Anu vrrs ry hurcb Ext. nsiOn society; dis
| courses by :. McC b- ana Kelly.
United Presby terisn-Il A. NJ, Z. F, Hill;
/ 5:GP.M-, II Franks.
Westminster Presoyterisn-n a. NJ, R.
I Wake: $50 p. Ne ". Friend.
| Coz gresail' nal Ill A. M, W. Hen
ming
First Presbyterian-ll a. NJ &C &cCabe;
I 40 + NJ, q. ) DE .Tb Tn
raptis,-ll A. M, Dr. II. d. Usher; go p.
I NJ g. ". Wood.
,hristian-II A. N, f. Gill; 30 p. NJ, E. H..
| b lin.
\ n. Z SPIN DIR r s. Rust.
| itnIt~ntisry Bpm j Lawrence.
Furt-5P NJ, T. +. Rhodes.
Homes p L. g. Bisgs.
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N.t symptom, bat he Disease.


1t would seem TO be truth appreciate o.
all, and especially by professors of the heal
ing art. that 10 remove the disease, not TO al
Ieviste its symptoms, should b. the chief aim
OF medication. Yet in how many instances
do We seethis truth admitted in theory, lg'
nored in practice. The reason that Hostel
tiers stomach Bitiers is successful IN so many
cases, with which remedies previously uied
were inadequate TO cope, is attributable to
the fact that il is a medicine which reache
ard removes the causes of the various msis-
dies TO which il is adapted. Indigestion fe-
yer and asue, liver complaint, govt, heuma
tism, disorders of the bowels, urinary affec-
tons and other mslaGies are not palliated
mer-ly, but rootsd ont nv IL. il go-5 q" the
ic ntsin head Ii II really, mt nom N ~ ~
radical remeSy. and II eECows ttae ~S>i.m
with an amount OF vIgor winch is its best
protection az sinst disease.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20
COOKS LECTURES.

| by eminent clergymen III all parts of the
| country will continue TO be printed"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20
THE FIEND or FLAU..
Ihe lIuIc Daughter Of Nr. William
CrONder BedIy Burned by Her
Dress Catching Fire.

A SCI lous, although fortunately not fatal
accident OccuTr, d yesterds ~ afternoon about
four o'clock at the corner Of Broadway and
Seneca stress, the little eight year old
daughter OF Mr William CIowder, Register of
Deeds, being badly burned by her clothes
tiching fire. 4 large lot Of grass ard Tub-
bish had been deposited in "A vacant lot on
the corner oftn two streets and set on fise,
and wife several little ones were playing
around the bH y, Mr. Cruwo-Is daughter
SdlIIe came too near and the Il fnleS CATCH
Ing the Iower portion OF her dr.ss she wa a
StletI DI Iiau,a in an instant ETlghtt ueu he
yOLd control She ran 10 the house, which
was a Jew l.-tt dists.Hi, and when at The gate
two boys who happened TO come along, be
gan To- tear of nrT clothing, in he hope that
by this meaBs they cousd eNiIn-ut~h til
flame. MrS. cTO&uer, hearing TIE chi ii :
SCREAMS, also came out AID the Lle was eA-
ting II .sISu, OF, however, UNTIL the IiiJ.e Slll
Ma, % sdiy UuFn, upon the Usaj side and
arm. Dr. a Ia an Was at once summoned
and applied soothing remedies. Ine I'm
i Iureu~s, but the ply siclau tanks the ~
juritss are not fai3,L II WAS "A narrow escape
rom the most 10 Tibie oi deaths.
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PREMIUMS.

We offer Rev. Joseph Co Iks valuable new
volumes eutIIIed GEOLOGY" .tRANCsN "
DESTALlsM," "OhTHoD KY" ..i'oNsCI eNCE,'
"HkRhDITl" and - aARhSIAGE," tuiDo,iy .ng
in a revised and corrected Tm, tue authors
previous r.msrkso e Monday Lectures. ru,y
are pubiisne' III handsome boox form by
Hpughton, O>SOUd & CO., of Boston " =
will mail "A copy Of any one voium-, pot.
paid, to any subscriber To The lNDEPs SDENI
who RENTS Us S3 for year, in advance; oI
aDy subscriber may remit - 80 and We " u
send HI =. The lSDkP NDESr two years,
IN ad sanc-, and Two 70 umes postpaid; or
any three voluu e.. post paid, To- any one
subscriber who RENTS -. 90 for three years
in advance.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20
MiunesoI As No. . spring wheat Al
lfiUill


MILWAUKEE, March BIN an article
in the New York Giophic, of the 1lth int
il is stated thit the professor OF agricultural
chemistry indicates that the sprouiir G
qualities of last years crop Of No spring
whea, have been seriously damaged, owir &
TO the excessive heat which prevailed Just
befpre the hal veat in some parts Of the
west, notably in Minnesota. In contradic
ton of this statement Mr. Hunting, Of
lows, who ia largely interested in wheat
lands in Minreso a exhibited in this city
tod y a box of wheat plants OF healthy al d
vigorous grow,h that had been germins'ed
from s'rivelled, blssched and shru' ken
kernels b It weighed from forty five 10 IF v
pounds TO tn. bushe', and Viii h
would not grade better than reject d
the kernels were counted brfor-
planting and not one failed to
sprou'. The plants equal in appearance
The sprouts grown from the best numb. one
wheat Mr. Huntley has talked with a
number of farmers, all Of whom ssree that
his light wheat will gerninate TO an extent
equal with the heaviest, and better Cuali
tbs, and that the msiority of them intend it
for seeding in preference 10 paying the
present price for Dumher ore In Mr..
Hupt'ey's opinion, bssd on inform stion
IRON farmers and producers. there is no
c-use for alarm, az is stated in the Graphic
concerning the terminating quality Of even
the poorest OF last years wheat crop.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20
SuYe Thing

Or. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is warranted
Ia cure syphilis in the primary, secondary
and tertiary stages, and in all It's varied and
complicated forms, and will cure the wOrs,
cases OF yenereal diseases; cases which have
physicians OF America. II cures the first
stage and heals the ulcers in a few days. II
cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat, head
aud joints, swelling of joints, sy philitic rheu.
matism, etc, in a short time. Price five dol.
lars per package. Sent everywhere By ex-
press. A treatise on sexual disease, free.
Sent mailed for two stamps. Sold by DR..
Dinsbeer, AS, North Seventh street, ST, Louis,
No. Cures guaranteed OF tie money refund
ell. Tlso. Egersdorf, agent, Leavenworth
Kansas. mlleOd&wiyr
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The Symptom are moisture, like perspira
ton, intense itching, Increased by scratch
Ing, very distressing, particularly at nigh
a. If pin worms were crawling in suC
about the rectum, the private parts :,
sometimes affected; If allowed to continue
very serious results may follow. DR.. Swaynei
All Healing Ointment Is pleasan
sure cure.
HOME CARES.-We were great sufferer
ON Itching Piles, the symptoms were q,
bove described the use OF Swsype's Oinf
! Isnt in -horl time made perfect cure.
}. w. ChRIST, Boot & Shoe House, 3A n
! ID ~.
&C. wEYMAN. batter. 8. Eigth 81. Phil
a ielphia.
Reader, II you are suffering from this dis
n sssing Complaint, OF letter, Itch, Scale
II sad, Ring Worm, Barbers' Itch, any Crusty
Scaly, skin Eruption, use Swayne's Oint-
ment and be cured. sent my mail to any
address on receipt Of price, lin currency OF
postage stamps), 50 cents n box, three oOxes
sl.25. Address letters DIR. Swayne son, 80
y. Sixth street, Philadelpnia- No change fol
advice. Sold by leading druggists. In Leav
enworth, by Arnold Hunt Campbell and
kendrick. tuesthursAtAW
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srnif fgrTIuE.

". = Pfunmer, Esq-. formerly OF LeGv-
~ WORTH, hur now rvSluing at Ior;luEd. ore
gar, I-su.- a!,uiee 81 a iGuit dry ing appar-
it.~ VIII. b. ems 10 he the best Thing OF Its
ktIlt Bslu e the public \ case of iTuGt Dried
bN ia Tg.B. t-~ WIS shown 10 Us e>i erday,
aud u = decidedly the finest dTI-d fruit We
ever saw Nj. B.sIly. VINO IS interested with
Ng. FIumm-r In the manufacture Of ms dry
IT. - he e, and says they intend to establish
factory Iefr. Id InirOduc- tH-.r machine
10 the I-Tnlers ana iruit growers OF Kansas.
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Sher.H Howe, Of Marion county, leftyester-
aay morning via Iue Kansas Pacific for
horne. Al er H,avIug a Troublesome pri oner
at the Stale peHitenIaE- The lrisoner,
whO-e name is Joe HuIlOu, Is sentenced 10
lie year iOi perjury. Pour years ego tie e.
c tI,-G from prison and bar b ca nj large
since that lime. He WAS CONVICTED on The
charge OF having an innocent Ian punished
by swearing i-I>ely cut him. Atisr the
deed WAS discovered he fed 20 Indiana,
where he was finally trac d 10y sheriff ii we,
captured, brought 10 Kansas and Is now in
lie tolls.
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the cen1aur Liniments are OF tw

Tho Centaur LinimentS are OF two
kinds. The White is for the human fami-
ly; the Yellow is for horses, sheep and 9th
er animals. Testimonials Of the effects pro-
wrapped around every bottle, and may be
procured OF any druggist, sent by mail from
the officeoi THE CENrAUR COMPANY, &c Dey
street, New York City. janlO-wlyr
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Good Nomination.

The worEingmcn 1T their meeting las,
Monday ev-uing psc'd Iam"s " Il ming
tOu. the EDITOR Of the HOTEi"J"'n"S F''e''o
uron their tIcses rs The no4. lHee Tor city
ERIK. The nomination i God one, and
Mr. Remington surely deserved u, As h- has
dome good work for the party sni i SOD Z,
IdHu,Iriuu- and worthy young maj, WHO, II
ei--IetI viii perform the duties u The Cilce
10 the ; il!sla siion.oIal.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20

What tbc HaiITosd Companies aIe
Doing,

The people % Kansas have no idea OF the
amount oI advertising {! at IS done in thu
East for hi. state by lhe Railroad coInPan-
ie,. The LINES Job Office iast month TUNED
out iOI the kuu-gs PaClfC Railway Com
pauy @G0.yJJ circulars, = zHI6 inches, printed
on both sides, making - 800 impressions,
and yesterday received an order Tor 5000
circulars SAIs printed on both si- e, MAXIM
GJJUUUI pGessious, making in ri for two
mo- AZ InC ,uOImyus lOLai OF !. @-l,J i'm
pT, ssipn>.
the Kansas Pacific Railway Company I'M
der A. pItse mana 'GnenJ l. dong NODE
Work Tor Is tu>st>, and there Is moi a d.t, PaS
- mt that tue Rock I>lai Il tram into THIS
clJy b Jugs fiits "a SKY immigrants To Kan
sas, wnO change cars a, re and lake the kar-
>s,s Pa -Ific a. lu.lJ 1Ur the Golden Grain
Ee t.
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0NeeAlp Giwes
THURSDAY MARCH 20. 1879.
A Sudden Death.

An eStimable German glTl, named Anna
stauker, about 10 yea Ofage, died after an
illness Of two days, Thursday night at nine
o'clock. 1t tine home of her patents, on the
northwest corner Of Ottawa ana Third
Streets The deceased is the eldes OF twelve
children of the ~ me family VINO have d.ed
during period OF lew yedrs.
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MaNE,vTANS MURDERER.

lie 10 Found GaIl'y ut Nan.laus h tel
IN she Fret Dexres-NotiOn for q
NeN TTinl.
Special to THE TINES
MANHATTAN, March 14.-Iu the Bate:
murder trial tn jury after q hours DELHI
Grafton, returned verdict to-day at l:
O'Clock OF granddaughter in the first degree
The puni-hment is from five 10 twenty -on'
years at hard labor in the peniten,iary. 4
motion was made by Mcclure and Humph-
reys for a new trial, which will be argued
by them and Green and Hes-in and Mr.
Fenlon this afternoon.
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Special 10 THE TIMES
MOTION For A NEW TRIAL.

NUIIUN FOX a NEN THAI.
MANHATTAN, KAN, March 1.-THE
motion for new trial in the B ites murder
case was called up this afternoon By Mr..
Fenlop, but Judge Humphreys appealed 10
the court TO postpone the hearing OF the
motion till the adjourned term. which was
fiaslly done. The prisoner was remanded
to Ill TO await The action OF the court on
the motion for a new trial. ihe excite
ment has sub'ided and the town is quiet,
having recovered from The frerzy OF the
past two weeks.
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This dreadful torment the doctors tell
Us, is in the blood, and, knowing this to BE-
true, we advise every sufferer to try bot
tie of Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. 1t il
t.ken internally and will positively cur.
the worst case in the shortest time. Sold
by every druggist in Leayehworth,
nov5d&wSmo
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20
Psi.sabIe and DfgesiibIe.

Ifyou desire Your food 10 be enjoyable and
digeetiule, use DIR. Prices Cream Baking
Powder, which Is not only fire.. from adul-
I-Taiion, but Wholesome The educa ed
chemists and physicians of this county use
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder in their
OM y Iat...N.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20
EbiIbla us and Frost Bite

The application O. the R-scy Relief to
the part or part where tn pain or difficulty
exist nS!Ii AFFORD EASE and comfort.
THIRTY Ia sixty drOps In n hall tumbler OF
rat.T will M few moments cure cramps
snasms sour stomach heartburn, SIGH head
ache. 0larThuen, GS stni ely, cole, wind IN tAt
bowels, AND ali Internal Pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle ol
RaGuny,s Ready Relief with them. A
few drpps In water Will prevent sickness OF
pains from change OF water. II Is better thar
French Brandy or BltLsTs ~ a stlmulsDt.