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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
lSt. Louis Post DIspatch.l

The people of Irelsnd may safely look
to the United States for relief from pbysi-
cal suffering ~ the cons quence OF lack OF
food. We have enough and to spare in
his country; We have it to cell 70 those
who have money to pay for it, and to give
10 those Who have no money. There need
not be . single death from starvation in
Ireland if the facts are properly presented
10 the American people; more than this,
there need not be . single family in Ireland
compelled to live on les food than their
appetiies crave. But, in our judgment, the
queetiop OF Irieh relief, 20 far - this coun-
Try IL concerned, should Begin ard end
i hit here. The indications are however,
that famine plays . very small part in the
matter at the present time-thai it is used
- plea for appealing to the sympathies
Of the American people, while the real
purpose in view is purely political in its
character, and one With which il is neither
our right nor our interest to NEEDLE. We
zee it stated, for instance, that part of the
mooey raj: Cd in this country in response to
the appeal for relief il to be devoted to the
defense of men arrested for sediion in dif-
fereut partx of Ireland. II men have vio-
lated the Laws in Irsland, American money
IL badly speat in purchasing their immu-
nifty. II Esglish laws prohibit the free
dom Of speech, and make the uee OF Ger
tain Language . criminal ofenss, it is
perhsps, fact to be deplored. but il Is not
. thing for the people Of the Uaited States
to remedy.
We do not hesitate to say that there
should be 10 Contributors of money to help
The % called cause Of tbs Irish agitation
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
Actions Speak Louder Than Words

We thnng ht when Gel ed at join
Seekers Store yesterday and asked him
the ad Advertisement ne promised Ia give u
few days ago. It seemed To Us ~ thou-'
everybody was buying pvercp-is When ~.
got through with ms Gus omrrs, I've arcOSi'O
us with "A smtie, saying: W. have had IN.
blues for The asr DAY or two, nut To ay r.
blhht snd bu~Int splendid. then tbOuz M
1 needed An I'D veTi issment, hut 1 seems
me the cu>totngrs know inst an anxious
close out my stock OF OvETcoais. fer / mus
have room for the Merchant Tailoring "s-
partment " We do confess our judgment
that any one who does not Iu chss- hls "
ter supply 81 John ckisr'sI' no -coDumis
nor doe- ne exerci = good taste Hts stock o
suits for men. yOutns' and boys have no
equal in this state Hts Tn I.rw.-ar, Hos cry
aud NecEwssr are the fiu.sf in tn. marE.r.
OF dress Goods h hss Three re.bIsted ms K, :
the Wi son Bro'hers, the VI chichester and
Cosmopolitan. lie also has IA Iull line Of the
celebrated Stetson's Hats.
For a substantial and nohby ouifi', yon
should noS forset John Seckltr,tse On--PTies
Ciothier. cav 1t
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18

Dr.. Kings syphjlitic Remedy IL warranted
% cure syphilis in the Urinary, secondary
and tertiary stages, and in all Its varied and
complicated forms, and will cure the worst
Gases of yeuereaI diseases; cases which have
resisted the treatment of tine most emlnet {
ply sicians OF America. II cures the nrst
stage and heals the ulcers IN q few days. Il
CURES ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat, head,
arms and legs, also hard pains In the bone :
and Joints, swelling of joints, syphiiitic rheu
mstism, etc, in a short time. Price nve dol
ar per package. Sent everywher by eI
press. 4 treatise on sexual disease, free
zen. mailed 70. two stamps. Sold oy Or. j
ninsbeer, as, North Seventh street, 81, Louis
No. Cures guaranteed or tue money refund.
e.. Thee. ESersnorr. agent, Lesvenworth
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18

or. Hunters Specific and Injection No
.re warranted to cUSe Gonnornoea elect, Co
Zee, STRUCTURES, Diseases of the Kidneys Pi adj
Ter and Urinary organs of males and ie
males.
Or. Hunters specific No. 2 Is q sure remedy
for the SpermsioTThCsa, Seminal Weakness
eighty emissions. the loss OF power, cSussd
Oy self-abu-e or excessive indulgence. Phi q
Of DIR. Hunters specific e. per bottle In &c
ton, 81 per bottle. sent everywhere nyex
press DR.. J. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor No
as, North seventh .reef, ~. Louis, Missouri
send two stamps FOR treatise. Cure guaran
teed OF tire money refunded.
Theo. Esersdori. Agent, LesvenwoYth
Kansas. mayi2.sniAw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
A laOgsish Transaction.


W, j. Hodges started another special train
of hogs over the Santa Fe road for Kansas
City OF Sunday mo ming last, leaving Win
field with twenty three cars, aud taking on
two at MuIvane. going into Wichita with
twenty-five cars. There were l,f6 hogs
aboard CT this train, and their estimated
weight was S55. O'o pounds. The getting
ready and sending of these special trains
ma Re Things lively at tho depot. and all is
hustle and connotiou. AGENTS, bill clerks,
OPERATOR and ya,d masters have no ldIe
moments on such occasions, and their wotk
is done with promptness and dispatch
Jerry Symmonds was the conduc or of.peclai
train with engine %; Mr.. Sard engineer.
Both these gentlemen ere railroad men oil
long experience, and a special. or regular
either could not be in better HANGS. W
understand that NJ. Hodges intends TO make
one more special trip Of porkers TO the me-
tropolis. and that his next shipment snail
exceed his Two :OTmer Efforts.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18

Hon. Robert u, zs Idge; p. G. Low e
Sheriff; McJosn Hun ceTk.
Moore vs. HaSthorn,- ct CONTINUED.
Meacham Moore. ct aI-DismIssed as pei
stipulation on die.
johnson vs. Waterman, ct sl-Petition ano
bond for n. ]. Waterman and wife Tor a reno
val of their case to the u = Circuit Court
Accepted and commenced, exceptions q
plaintiff, etc
Wright VS. Atwooi-Petition and bond
Bond of defendant tor mDval OF case TO L
x. CIrc II JOu accepted
Ex-p.rte Levi Wilson and Chsr'ss Pember
ton, excused as jurors.
Bi-akIy w. farsi S,tIonal Bank-Trisl by
jury: verdict OF the plAintIf in The sum Z"
slo So.
SIntp of kansaS vs.. Samuel SusebeTry-O
trial by jury. defendant IL charged ~lIi
murderl
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Murderou. rte Delivered ID.

Los PISos AGENCY, COL, via LAKE CITY,
Col, Dec. 1l.-Chief Oursy came to the
Agency Yesterday with one Of the Indian
prisoners called for by tire Commission,
and turned him over to Gen. Hatch, re
marking that the others would be surren-
rendered az soon a. captured.
The work of the Commission will end
this week. It will recommend that the
White River Agency be abolished, and the
U,es Of that Agency be distributed between
the os Piuos and Southern Agency; that
the loes Of property occasioned By the out
break will be paid for out of the Ute fund
now on deposit at Washington, and tia;
the section Of the reservation formerly oc-
cupied by the White River Uas be ceded
to the Government.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
Killed Tor Ayo.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. Thames Long
acre was shot and killed At Plano, Ill. yes
terdsy, by c. N. Bennett 1t appears that
Lonesc,e had been engaged to BENEFITS
sister, but the engagement had been broken.
YESTERDAY be went to Bennett'e house with
the avoved intention of msrryinx the girl
anyway, but Wa elected. He then threat
ened to kill Bennett, vhereupon the latter
shot HIM through the head, Ard the coro-
ner's Jury justified the act.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
IL seFm. Impossible

That remedy of such common. simpi
plants a. hops, huchu, uiandrakr, tuieii"
Sc, should make so many aud msrvviou
and wonderful cures AS '-op Bitter, DO, tn
when Old and young, rIch ard poor, y IL
and doctor, Jaw aud edit r 81 les ~ "a
having been cured by them, YOU must be-
new. aud Try him yourself. and uOuDl Il
longer. see other column.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
A Great Moral Idea.

Mr.. Jay Gould's newspaper makes the
suggestion that the English mission be put
up at auction and given to the highest
bidder. There is no great moral idea in
this proposition, but if carried out it would
ensble Mr.. Jay Gould to buy it, and as the
great stock rpeculator has great difficulty in
ap using himself there days, it is possible
that is exactly the game his newspaper is
ND to.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
Natures " 0rk.

The windows y-st sTdsy along the streets
sfesentea 4 magnificent appearance. Nature
seems to have taken especial lessons in
.ancy work during the summer. and pro-
Iaced a grand free exhibition of her skill in
racing in ice magnificent forests, immense
clusters Of ferns. IT. terminsbIe frescol IS and
delicate peLciiiinas, sIl OF which CeIIs GIFTED
tie eye OF the general observer.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18

SORE THROAT, cough, cold and similar
uouo's-s, II suffered to progress, result in Sc.
riol Pulminafy Affections, oftentimes In
. ur,ble BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRCCaEs"
reach dir city Ti. at OF he disease, and
give rIIu ~ iH-fsu relief.
T4e.-ILuT SzItGN
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
The Great Exp.e.s Companies.

The three great express companies are the
the United States, Adams and the Ameri
can. They employ, sill together, an army OF
men and host OF horses For their men and
their horses. these thr-e great companies use
exclusively Giles Liniment Iodide Ammo
MIA.
Giles Pills cures Suppression.
Send for pamphlet.
nR GILES,
10 West broadway, y. Y.
Trial size rs cents
Sold by Arnold & Hunt
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
= ~nre Isa.i. Of Popuiartry.

Merit apparent 10 a CLOUD OF witnesses"
- ne basis upon which the popularity of
III MAS ECLECTRIC OIL is founded. Throais
and iuGg complaints. pain, soren-ss, stiff.
moss suarius. n3lrna and aiIn ants 81 various
~ her nd-, yieid to the scion OF this speedy
and safe remedy. The adv rilsement in reg
u ar CT ann siould b. read. Note -Eclectric
sell. ctfd ana tI.cLT rel
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
Chicago News

The New York Herald has literally gone
back on the entire Parnell movement in
Ireland. 1t denounces it a. lawle-s, vio-
lent, and revolutionary movement for the
subversion of the rights of property" and
reproaches the British Government with
objectionable weakness and carelesspess in
allowing these INSCRIPTIONS demagogues
to 70 20 far" Further, in announcing the
coming Of Mr.. PHnell and Mr.. Finnegsn
to New York, it calls upon the Irish people
of that city to give them "the cold shoul.
d.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
The Pre.tdeus'- Visit 10 Kansas.


Our chief magistrate considers his visit to
Kansas Q most fortunate one He had long
suffered from arrangement OF the digestive
organs, and at Fort Leavenworth ne acct
deotsIly heard the merits Of the Indian Herb
Bitters discussed. Since his return to WASH
ington he has been taking the biIt.rs rssuiar
ly, and his health Ia now better than IL M
been Tor years. eodsndv
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18

A nice pair of driving gloves.-(We hsve
an elegant assortment
Comical designs in fancy soap, such as owls,
parrots, dogs. Gals, crying babies, hor.e,
shoes. &c These designs are quite in
gepious, any one of which would make
suitable present for man, woman or
child.
Fancy ink stands and paper weights.
A watch case, &C., &c,
FOR CHILDREN.
A pair Of children's legairs
A nice collarette of lace or embroidery.
Ready made dress or cloak.
Hand crocheted cloak.
" hood
D5lls-of which we have an elegant stock,
comprising everything imaginable.
Wax, China, lndes,Iuctable, with or with
out real hair.
Sleeping DOLE; CRYING dolls, from the
smallest to the largest size. These dole
were bought from first hands, and will
be found remarkably cheap.
Kaleids scopes.
and coral color.
Silver cup and napkin ring, in fancy Gaze.
Silver knife, fork and napkin ring, in
fancy case.
Work bcx.
Tool chest.
4 nice assortment of TOYS, such As cate,
dogs, birds, &c, from cents to % cents
apiece.
| An album.
4 wri ing desk.
PoItofolio for drawings &c, &c,
/ FOR INFANTS.
We have many things in our stock
Suitable for presents for lnfap.s, such as
reads made Robes, Skirts, Crochet Ciosks.
Hoods, Caps. Gloves, &c, &c.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
WoIye. on the Narrow Gauge.

Peter Berry, who Il ss just returned from
trip over tue Kansas G ntral through whal
he calls .-God'- cou-tr.," srys mat wifi
riding bet Veen Olaga and BIIler CIiy a arg
pack OF gray wosVe- ran az To the Ir1in. SLu
ouiy e2pTessed their concern 10y T.: quen
snort bark. They setmeI Ia be hum
MANY OF them Thin
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18

THIS Is unhappi'y an age OF skeptic!sm, but
there 10 one point upon which per ons &C
Quainted with the subject agree, namely.
that Thomas Eciecuric Oil Il medicine
which can be ~ lied upon TO cure a couch, re-
move pain. heal sores o. variods kinds aud
benefit any fpnamed portion Of the boiy TO
which IL u applied. IL 10 more fully d.s
eeE1bsd In regular edvesfismenk Note
lG3unoFta, oolooooo md oi6etytaoG
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
snmmanderY EIecilOn.

The election of the neS OH ELS Of Leaver-
worth ,ouimand,Ty, No. l Wednesday, re-
r uitei as follows:
+. C-P j Freeing.
Concentrating + lard.
Captain Cieueral-J W PARK.
PselhIe-D RyinGfon.
Ir,a>ur e.-JDhH HckCe.
Recorder 80 B-rlsr.
4 u>ie--W fo-t.-scuP.
! h NAMES OF 4 eaupointive officers will be
m tde known ~ Tue next regu ar cnHcihve,
at when lime the INSULATION vii take
place.
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lmpreyi.G Their T,me.

CNcrSNArr, Dec. 10.-Whiis the Gran,
procession was pacing the Custom House
to-day, and while the clerks were temTor'
arily absent. thieves broke open one Of the
inner doors Of one Of the safes and secured
from $500 to 81 900 belonging to one of the
employees. The government loses nothing,
but it was narrow escspe
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18

IN TO 0lO0 INVESTED N WALL
~ street SUCKS makes fortunes eve
nv month Send for pamphlet explaining
ey.ryThine. SIMPSON 4 Do g Exchange
Place, New YORK. sepHeod&wsv
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18

WHEY you are in pain you want prompt
relief II the pain is caused by bruise,
corn, rheumatism, burns, sore throat or
chest, the cholera, or any other of the inju' les
or disorders tn which THOMAS FCLEcrRIC
OIL Ii adapted, and which are more particu-
ly described in The regular ADVERTISING col
umn OF this pan. read advertisement with
out delay and prevent further trouble.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and ind!scretions ~ outh nervous weakness,
early decay. loss of manhood, Sc, / will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CRARGE. This grea remedy wes discover
ed by missionary in South America send
a ssf-adresssd envelope TO REv JOSEPH T.
Imam, station ID /, New Yors City.
eday&W6mo
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
coal.

The stopp,ge OF Work Mt the shafs
Cause. Developments In the sur-
rounding Couatry A New Mine
Opened se.r the City a. an Expert
ment A T.enty two Inch Vein
Pound That WIiI Pay-fhe siTua-
ton At the LeavenwOrtn shaft.
since the C. sat on q: work ST the Lesvsn-
worth coal shalt. dealers have hustled bout
in q lively manner 10 fnd resources from
which tneir customers eau be- supplied dur ns
the winter. TneS waiieI for a while, thir sins
tina oae or the otner OF the coniendIRs p-r-
tbs would 'g,ve In" or effect a comprcmise,
90 that they, al hough crippled fer a time
could still hold trade and cary on business
in the future as heretofore
Their waiting proved to be as fsilscious as
the the ~ OF the moon and cheese Ques-
ton. The longer they waited the more COM
piicsted became demands on them
FOR FUEL
They saw that something must be done
Many OF them wrote letter, sent kilograms
and even visited Lexington, Caroondaie,
Oitumwa and other pogna TO learn IL posi-.
bic, Ia reasonable rates could be secured in
order 10 furnish customers with cosl al any
hing like a re isousb!e price. The operations
at those places, Seeing the tx we were in
thou hit they hal founi a bonanza and we're
propprionstely dignined and stiff As bu-i-
mes goes and wolid make no reasonable
terms.
A sET BlCK.
One of opr e1TerprsIDg ro-ane d citizens
ccne uied that as he p ID msde venture in
the Goa, trade he YOU d 40 ur The combina-
ton and strike out . little bit Tor himself, not
purely In behalf Of The psoeas bat In little
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
Is CnNMIs.ItNEk'n COrRT.

Before Commissioner Jlouz IL james he
key, ch rged with stes ing gov rment pro
perry; preIInIn"ry 'XHrl. alton WAIVE
deId To b al IN the sum oil $3.50, and CON III iIt"'
In defsut.
Cnari, : Kircheryille, same charge. Contiu
Inusl-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
CITY HsWS.

THE nt tax penalty o. I've per cent. goes
on the zlst.
Thus far about I,IOO persons have paid
their taxes OF ls79.
The coal famine Is becoming distressing
Nearly every body Is out
WoRK Las b7en CON menced Oh the Centr"I
Branch between MsrysvI.le and NaserVIlle
COUNT CLERK NkIHAUs VIII have his an
nusi report re..oy Ior Tie printers IN lie"
days.
Don't throw rags away The Use IN prices
OF paper nas CAUSED Iass 10 advance 10 %
Genus per pound
tn" CenueuniaI," house Of prOstItuti- L
long odious 10 good citlZ Ms, Was c Used yea
terosy under legal pr.ssuGe.
L, u. NCBLE, foreman OF the AtcElson
ChamylOn, Was msrTlec Recently u Miss Lille
Flsner Noble IL Old newspaper man.
We wish ham sGCOess IL Ale all pIentJ y
happiness
The Wabash conso &c al on Is preparing for
business On q sranu &c aIe Ine new consoi-
idated company aIreauy mas 80 ireigh CAFE.
IN addition ~ these, $40 aIe 40" DTALs
built when VII give a uOtaI vi -@,O-O lie, . La
CATS IOT .ne new I.ne
The oil. Joe He, aid say : thai ]. Gould hss
bousni The byonsIIIe branch o. me ID 'ssouIi
Pacific, paying Tor 1t s25j,oO0. The road l.
lveuI, -n.e III les long. ana was formerly
xuosI a. IN. Osa,e Valley AHd SOuIneI a.
Kansas railroad, T~nuIIl. iIoiu BJoaN.IIe Il
Upton. J. l.. Stephens "..s the o"Aef la
rea.Ity-
THEY have put up a gridiron on the peak
al TIA. Up of the new Iheater. That Is a
wrong. That long spike that used 10 steepl
I'D there should have tie n put 10 a better
use. Ine architect of the building snouI.
have been Impaied upon 1t ret do n upon
Al with em puasi,, as 4 wer.-to De n perpe uai
warming 10 aII o u.r sIciil, ecls, and thereby
prevent the UuIIdIns oil amp more such IronIs
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The Atcnison F'Ifrig. says: There is 81
eminent professor lecIu ing In Lsavenworu
ON the Taimu II he viii throw OF the ''trl,"
come 10 Atchison AVID behave him-elf, t.
wIli mad material for on. al the mo-f InrI
iing and exc tang lectures ever de.INese
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
Busy.

The busiest Institution in the city is The
inns Jab OH e. II has more wore, aud
doc, II better than any institution in the
ives.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18

The following transfer OF real er'a'e weT'
filed ior record with Il gister CT1~dvr YES
terdsy:
JOIN q. Adams and wife TO Hiram Nor
wine. warranty deed, dated November IS, 1853
In consideration oI so, To The sodtLs.s'
Quarter OF tue north col of section -, towb
snip 1 1, range Il
susan IoyenDaven U " II lam HHrman q
warranty deed, dated D-c-mDer lOtn, ISIS, IA
confederation uf 500 to three sCtes Ia IL
northwest quarter vi s.c.lon y, TO" hip .,
range Y.
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cr,p,ou. on the irish Troubles.

81. LOUIS POst-UIs pdtcuI
Oar motto on the Irish question is this /:
Millions for fo)d, cut not cent for poll
tics.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
New Holiday Presents.

In crest variety AZ Steriirgs- Ladies' and
GENT sold and silver watches, neck chafne.
guard chains, sleeve bations, stu 10 and Gun
pins. No advance In price
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18

-@R10- And nne CONNECTIONS,
DlHN Nuts, Oysten, Celery, etc,
HIH express ed 10 all points for
IhHw weddings, parties, &c.
send Tor prices
Tevms cash r. A Co6swRl.L.
$50 F1fth atre>s. IsavenvoFth. KS
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SALg An

The Topeka :
from BurlIngam'
covery OF the ric
coal ever ioU1
gusge Of the c.
Burlingsme n
mean valley lin
of good. glo-ry,
"hard" the Co
cite, the discov
but We presume
OF a solid, firm
the discovery
of coal, near ID
be, will be of 8
the State, and c
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
UNCl.s

VIM. Mcke
Democrat PrIn
the oldest ne,
died suddenly
disease. He v!
St. Louis Dem,
prominent plsc
many year-.
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tits predict
York that the o
the first Of Jan
dentedly large
August money :
600 has been G
throughout the
able rule ID att
interior goes ba
opening Oh the
claimed that thu
financial acIIvit
has reached aus I
likely TO find II
an era OF expans
memorable la Oh
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18
The Chicago
hog market fc
following head

Is iInated re-
Worst hog m7T
ly nothing oOin
ing a few iOC-
also selling IA =
decline of 80 %
the market L. =
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-18

A resolution
meeting of th
Michael, look
the relief of
winter. This
ton, and dee
by all charits
Notwitnstand
of business ID
The times ne,
il no longer
ye have Wit
severe, biting
tally rememts
ing money Il
make Christr
own househoi
your abunda
10 whom thet
So little that
your store, v
hearth that OF
one little stoc
empty; to gls
else would he
DRY the joyo
sometime say
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