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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-03
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Germ standing i'm I.ak's - Wheat
Shoci.~ Submrrsed-f'omrrO Grad
r2.;r lr'ns Drawn into the River,
A TINES representative, learning thst n
freight sugiue snd coach would be run TO
Kansas cay yeAteTdsy afternoon, got on
board warn II arrived from Atchison and
rode as Lar as fomerOy. The fields on each
side OF the I"ad presented an appearance
not ST MI satisfactory. especially to the OWL
ers. Several fields of wheat in shock were
found To- toe Standing in at least a foot OF
water. Corn fields were seen where the heavy
Green stalks had been bent down by the
storm OF might before last, and while not
h. oxen th. tops Of the stalks were dipping
n lakes OF mu :dy water several inches in
| Ge. .tI.
THE ROAD
| wss found to be- in "A tolerable Nod condition,
EXCEPT at "A point betwee.i CJnnor station
| and Pomeruy. where quantity of drift
wood along side the train showed that that
| portion II the bottom hal been heavily
| oveIflnwed the night before; at tn point
the ground under the track WAS a little
siushy, probably, however, only on the sur
face.
Is the greatest danger. When the reporter
stepped OF the train he did not find AS of
yore the neatly kept depot, the first thing in
sight. Instead, he saw a large frame build
ing between the track and the depot, on roll
ers aud a large force OF men at work IN the
mud and rain, moving il South from its
former foundation toward safer quarters, on
the hill site. The house is the property OF
Mr. NJ Cal,l,ury. Mr. Cal burg states that
he, finding The river bank caving in rapidly.
b gan TO move his house last Monday, in or
der To save il.
Mr.. +. IL. Bettou's house was moved during
the week. the work having begun on >un-
day. Both will be located on the hill south OF
the railroad track, at an altitude which will
not be easily reached by the big Muddy.
Mr.. Chss MILL who has the misfortune to
oe IN the dsnserous neighborhood, is also
prepari ng 10 move TO the southern hills, and
in Iact-and there is no conceaiment about
it-every building on the north side will be
either moved soon or dropped into the river
The depot Is in much d anger as any ether
building, which WAS made known To the
Company yesterday by The Operator. MIR
Mener. who telesraphed for Permission TO
break The lines in order to move the office
this, however, was not deemed eXpedient as
II is an important point Just now, and the
few minutes break might be q greater loss
than an be now estimated.
After n general view OF the town. ard its
probable danger, a running conversation was
begun with a number of the gentlemen who
The first, Mr.. w. H. Young. stated that the
people generally are very much alarmed at
the in,oscs the river Is making. and that
assist sry body In checking its destructive
force "You can see," he said, sthat the VA
ter which strikes this bank is eating the
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Eli hpoIiA ISruxeI, 70
Robert Millik-n. . competent engineer
employed by our city Coui ell to make pre-
llminary survey Of tue grounds for the pro-
posed water-xorks. IN forms us that he finds
the distance firm the mo available poip,
on the NeoshO, 10 the highest point above
the city-which Is Perlsy's hill-tO be- 2, ,Ie(
feet; and from this hill TO the city the dis.
tance IL 5,5se feet, q total OF 7,74o feet. The
ei-vstion OF periey's Hill above the NeOsho Is
iGs feet, and above tifth avenue IN The Cen
trsI part of tn city. e ieet. Mr.. MIIliken
Also msde another survey To the hill near
Dr. HIbb-n's residence, and found the dis
tance 70 the same point In the city TO be ia
feet, and the elevation a feet less than from
the other point We earn from another
works suitsbl- to supply The demands Of the
city. will De about SIS 90 to $4,000. II Is also
thought that the rents from the wa'er-privi-
lege, at the com nsGceInsu,, viii pay large
peEce ntage on the capital invested
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The Price of Wheat

For several weeks past the price of wheat al
St Louis has sIterna,ed bstween an advance
and "A 6ecliue-evidencs OF a determined
struggle between the ''buils" and the "bears.'
4 week or ten days ago the "bolls" had IL all
iAeir own way, and put the price up to very
fancy figures. During the past three or four
DAYS, however, the "bears" reversed the case,
n"d sVaeeZ q the price Of No. red winter
down rD0ut ice per buShei. In Chicago, No.
/. snriug wheat Il on the inward turn. An
advance was also reported In New York yes
r-rday-sorus thing very unusual for 20 con-
SeFVative a grain market. Reports from
Ralttmor.. rapr.S.-nt wheat excited and high
pr. 1T :. p for No western. All Of which
,.s.-s 10 Sho Z that there has been and now is
an excessive manipulation of values going
on aud that notwithstanding the Inflated
prices report. a ssS ruling at New \ ork, BLti-
Tnrr.. and chicago, 1t. Louis furnishes the
brS' Indication of the prices at which the
new crop " al commence moving.
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How often, deceived by a sensational head
Ing, We think We have found something in
teresiing, and settle ourselves for quiet eujoy-
ment, when after readi Z few lines, We find
that the advertisers tricK has .ed US astray
aud We have been reading that Eureka Ague
Pills are a sure cure Tor Asue, and that COM
pound Extract Sarsapariila, Dsndelion and
Iodide OF Potassium puIifies the blood and
invIgorates the Liver, and then adds, for sale
by all druggists In Leavenworth, Kan, Me-
brsska, Iowa, Missouri, ColoIaIo and the
Territories. All, reader, We pity you We
have be. there too, and earned that
Browns Liver Fills DO cure the Headache
and Liver Complaint d6w
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A calf tied in a shed. and a pig in a pen
close bv- were taken NJ in'o the clouds, and
cane down In n door yard a mite and half
Gi~tsut.
hoy was taSen mp, carr q, or-r r-aas md
fences, ana an do Sn. uuiurt. 81, y s-nti'.-
tnsn = doorstep irnif "a mite distant; and on
being Questioned he didn't know how ne got
there:
A man ont from ho ne TOOK rouge in
another hnuss, hich was blown do.G n. At Il
re was tumb Ell over the bru n Tor some Ills
lance, and landed in y ravin- just iu iirI- TO
ave nom Drowning tie s.N of H. p-r.on
whose hTu g he had taken refl e in. WIZ. had
bes n carried by the wind n the am spot.
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..,ne Firs, pose dives ssel,,s..
Trial bottles Dr; swaynes Compound syrr

Trial Bottles DIR. Swaynes Compound syrup
of Wild cherry, Is Cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened
oping q fatal pulmonary affection. For all
throat; breast and lung disorders, Asthma, or
Bronchial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver
Complaint, B!oOd splitting, &C., no remedy is
so prompt eu-rtual "Dr. Swsyne's
Compound - .up of Wild Cherry"
81 have II lie use OF this preparation for
many years, and IL Is proved Ia be very relis-
BILE and ef.ica:ious ia the treatment of severe
and long standing coughs. / know of two
patients, nov in comfortable health, and
who but for lis use / consider would not be
living. ISAAC \. Hh.RBEIN, NJ. ID.
straustown, Berks county, Pa.
Price-TriRl bottles, - cents; large size, 81
or six for 81. A single ~ cent bottle Will off.
entirnes cure a recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suff ring and risk Of life.
Prepared only by Dr. S~ayne = Son, PhiIs-
delphia- sold by leading Dru gists in Leav-
enworth, by Arnold 3 Hunt Campbell and
kendrick. wed. Fri .suD.&
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DR.. RAILWAYS
REeULATIkGyPILLS.

Perfectly tasieless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum purge, regulate. purify, cleanse
ana strengthen Radway's PIlIs,.for The
epre OF all disorders OF the stomach. Liver,
fuvelx, Kidneys. Bladder, Nervous Dises~es,
Headache, Constipation, Costiveness, Indl.
eeuslicn, Dyspepsia, BilliousnesS, Fever, In
damlnation of the bowels, Piles and all de-
raneement OF the Internal Nlscers. War
rant 20 effect positive cure. Purely yege,s-
ole, containing no mercury, minerals or de-
ieseftOus drugs
01Observe the following symptoms re-
Milling from Disordocs of tne Digestive Or.
ans:
Hood in the Head, Acidity of the stomach,
Nauoea, Heartburn, disgust OF Food. Full
nenn or Weight in the stomach, Sour Eruc-
Gasions, Sinking or Fiuttering at the Heart,
Choking or Suffering Sensations when In a
Lvtnw Posture, Dimness OF Vision Dots or
Wets before sight, Fever and Dull pain in
she Head. Deficiency OF Precipitation, lei-
tovne8 OF the Skin and Eyes, Pain IN the
esde, Chsst, Limbs and sudden Flushes OF
oeat Burning In the Flesh.
aeod letter esampto MIDWAY q CO.s =
y1os - Wa EN-. coFnerl Church
01goDe, UeW Work.
tn1llnnsano BuRsh thooAnds VIII be sent
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The symptom are moisture. like perspira.
tlon, intense itching, increased BY scratch.
Ing, very distressing, particularly 1t nigh
e II pin worms were crawling In and
about the return, the private parts an
very serious results may follow. Dr. Swaynei
All Healing Ointment Il . pleasant
HOME CARES.-We were great sufferer,
com Itching Piles, the Umptoms were q
above described, the use Of Bwayues Oint.
2ent In Q short time made . perfect cure,
". CHRIST, Boot d Shoe House, ~ n
I ID 6t.
T;C. wEYNAN. Halter. 4 Eisth ss. Phil
Q lelphiA
Reader, II you are sufiertng nom this dis.
q ssking Complaint, or letter, Itch, ScaIG
Head, Ring Worm, Bafbers' Itch, any Crusty
Scaly, Skin Eruption, use SWayner Oint.
ment and be cured. eent my mail 10 any
addrs8 on receipt Of price. dn currency Of
postage stampol, 80 cents . box, three boxe1
BIS Address letters, Dr.. sWayno Son, ~
N. Sixth street, Philadelphia. No ehanee 1bI
advice. Sold by leading drugKisas, m Leay
snworth, by :Arnold Hunt Campbell An
Kendrtck. tuesthunsafAW
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"wHAr everybody REQUIRES"-A GooD
CATHARTIC AID TI-bILioUS MEDICINE
Keep your liver healthy, and thus ward OF
many distressing complaints, by using
''>wsyne's Tar and SarSsparIlla Pills" Cures
sick or nervous headache, dizziness. bilious
ness, bad taste in The mouth, dyspepsia, M
ward piles, all complaints OF tine stomach
and bowels They act gently, without any
pain or gripping. and do not leave the bowels
costive. as Is The case with many other pur
gativ-s. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne q
Son, ,PhilsA.lphis, and sold At IS cents a box
by leadinA ,ruggists- Sold at wholesale by
ARNOLD .IUNr, Druggists, and retail by
Campbell kendrick- wed-frisunSw
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lNCREASE


This is an average Of 09s for each county.
or total incrosse Of IT liza in twenty-five
counties during the past year. should the
average Increase in the remaining fifty couu-
ties prove 10 be large as in the twenty-five
counties from which returns have been re-
ceived-and there IL good reason to believe
that IL will be-the population of Kansas will
have increased during the year ending March
lst, 1874 q total OF ISL ,074.
The popu alton of the State. as shown by
the assessors returns for the year ending
March lst, 1873, was 7Os 49, Adj tn this num-
Der Isl, ,074-the increase during the past year
and the population OF Kapsss on the lst OF
March last. was 9.57I. 1t il now, undoubt-
edly, fully 90O,O0O
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Exista. or II the hs.r II gray, dry or harsh,
the natural youthful color Gamble restored
oy using "L0ndon Hair Color Restorer," the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
American people for increasing its growth,
resIrorinRits natural color an q. the same
time = lovely hair dressing aid beautinef.-
II is totally different from all Others not
sticky or gummy, and free from ali Impure
ingredients that render many other articles
obnoxious; in fact IL Is exQuisitely perfumed
and so cleanly and elegantly prepared as to
make II = lasting hair dressing and toilet
luxury.
J. A. TINES, A PROMINENT CITIZEN,
Wilson, n c., writes: Some ten years ago
my wife's hair commenced falling, and got
very thin and turned gray; but after using
London Hair Color RustOrer" the scalp be-
came healthy, the hair stopped falling, the
color va restored, and is now growing
beautifully.
Ask your druRgist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, Is cents . bottle. Six bottles
for -. Main Depot for the United d stes,
$50 North sixth street, Philadelphia.
Sold by Arnold d Hunt, and Campbell and
kendrick, Druggists, Leavenw worth.
tuesthrsAtsA
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ld!awstha 10 spatch, 20
Our shooting club has received a latter
from the State sportsnen's Association OF
Kansas, announcing that they had acr+p ed
a challenge f'om he Illinois Assoc alton 10
shoot a match tor priZs of s5 co., and they
want one of our members 10 shoot in the
match
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FeNeI.ana .Auue.

FEVER AND kGUE cured for my cents.
There Is noJa rene'ilai agent IN TINS word
that will cure Feyersinu A-ue, ana 81! other
Maiarious BiilIous, Scarlet, Typhoid, lel Uw
and other Fever, aided by RAILWAYS
PILLS, 50 quick KADN AVS READY
REiIEf. fIfiy cents per bottle.
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inflammation Of the l.iaGaer and
Kidneys,

Cnrcuic cases Of Lucorhe-, Aud Uterine dis
esseA.
In tumors, nodes, hard luups and syPhi-
old ulcers; in dropsy, IN NeLeTeal sore throat
uic&rs and in iubrrcies OF the lungs; IA gout.
dyspepeia, rheumatism, ricket>, in niercurlal
sieplsils-it IN in these terrible iuTnt> "i dir
osss,, wheie the human body has become a
ounplste wreck, and wheru every uoGr oi
existence II torture, wherein this sIral TviIe-
dy challenges the asionishmen; and aiinir't-
ton of the sick. Al is in such cases, where
ali tue pleasures OF existence sppe,,r cut on
nom the unfortunate, and by lis wonderful,
almost supernatural agency IL Restores the
hopeless 10 n lie AND new existence where
Tins great remedy sls,nus alone la lis might
aud power.
In the ordinary skin ctSerSes that every
one IL moIe or less irOunt-u with, Jew uoSes
will, in most cases. and few bottles IN The
more aggravated forms, work "a permanent
cure.
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should
purchase package C ntsining one dozen
hotties. Price 10 per dozen- or So per nafI
dozen bottles, OF 81 per bottle. Sold by
lruggfsts.
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Hutchinson tissuO Co. Interior. 20
A few months ago account was given in
these columns Of = prairie fife destroying the
property OF Ar.Robert Ewing At Bone Springs
Mr.. Ewing had just moved ont from town.
and being Carpenter, and having CT est OF
tools, look with him the necessary lumber
and material for building house. The day
after hauling every thing out the fire s,rucs
IL and destroyed every vrsttxe. The report of
his u fate soon reached his old home nj CIny.
ton, ILL., and promptly the MAsoDs and Odd
Fellows, OF which orders he WAS q worthy
member, began subscription psper for his
relief. We learn that tn. y succeeded In rails
ing for him sIjs. He will receive IL this
week.
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Al our Grand Extraordinary Drd,ciHg, are
under the sisjeJ rIsiOH and management Of GEN
ERALS q. 4. bEAUREG ARD and JUBAL
A. EARLY.
Iwed sat.Swl
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Change of Time

The ch znge Of time ON the Missouri Pacific
rail Dad 10 day il ss follows:
No "a. Kansas city Accommodation, leaves
~ 4.
~. *. Esrsas City Accommodation, ar
rived 20 4
Nu 1. -. IstuiS Express leaves 1919 r. ~
Su. 3, ~. LJu.s Express, arrives li:Is A ".
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Fall Flowing.
IArkansss City Traveller. .o5 !

In talking with farmers In regard to wheat
raising how often do you hear the remark
"The wheat where broke my ground early,
and sowed with drill ls good. but my late
plowing Is poor" see that the pIowing Is
done as soOn As the wheat can be stac ed a q d
that II Is thoroughly pu verized and drilled
and a crop Is almost a certainty.
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4 Geographical Change

II o wOOd Express, 70
Fish Com mis sioner Long has placed several
thousand young shad In the Arkansas river
at Newton.-3t 3tcheson Champion
We IA WAYS knew that Newton was a bOnm-
ins Town, hut hsd not lesrut-i that she had
moved down 10 the Arkansas river
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RaGnnNIS

SDEE lIhUAI
DIFFICULT BREATHING,
RELIEVED IN 4 Few MINUTES EY
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We Believe

That If every one would use Hop Bitters
freely, there would be much less sick and
misery In the world and people are fast find
ing this out, whole families keeping well at
n trifiinv cost by It's use We advise all To
try IT.. & A. Rochester, n. Y.
CHEwJackson's Best swee, Navy Tobacco.
jau5d&WlI
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To all who are suffering from the errorsand
indiscretlons Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay JOSS Of manho d, &c. will send
a recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy WAS discover
Ell by missionary in South America Send
a self addressed envelope To the Rev JOSEPH
7. INMAN. Mdt.On ID. Net0 York Cnx.
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W a..

That cheap, adulterated powders are war
rani-d eglaI TO DIR. Prices, when it is known
that Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder is the
purest and healthIest made? Itis because
The adj te st-d kinds are bought for less and
give better profit. 2tdAw
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The Discovery

U:ihe circulation OF the blood was an I'M
por.nnt event in the history of medicine,
but II the blood be full OF impurities, its cir-
cuIa'ion which Providence intended a.
blessing. proves "A bane. Henc. we should
clatu-.. the blood with Gosadalis, the great
-p..rltrn Remedy.
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Crops in brown County.
IKura HAruId a.

W.. rre told by farmers from all parts ot
the county that the prospect for 4 good yield
OF wheat is better now than IL WAS some time
since, a. the hesd- are fiIiing better, and are
quif- long. corn is sl~O king RINK, aud
/, getting hi sh up In the world.
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A O1fo TniQ1.

Dr.. HunferS Specific and Injscfion No.
are warranted TO cure 0onnornoa Gleet Cor
dee, Str1ctures, DiseAses Of the KidneyI HAD
der and Urinary organs Of males end 70
males.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 b surs remedy
for the Spermatorrh1A, seminal Weakneas
nightly emiaions, the io0 Of power, cAused
OF DR.. Hunters specific q per bottle, Injsc.
ton, q per bottle. sent evefyvhSr0 by ex.
PRE- Dr !: Dinsheer. sole proIFietor, No.
1lS North seventh street., b. L01ta, Missouri
Send tvo stamps for eeat1ss. C1ro 0uaran-
tsed OF the money refunded.
Thee. 10Ador& Agsat LssvnNWfA.
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To Exchange.

Merchandise-l have for sale sl50cO wor h
of staple merchandise, all " wholesale stock, In
prime order Aill sell in lots OF from IS 600
TO s., go, and tax. in payment one third
cash and two-thrds good real estate. Ad-
dress MERCHANT, Box 2s3i, New York
City. 6WdeOda tmw.
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THE painful consequence OF imprudence in
eating and drinking are speedily removed
and the depre. sion following eating is quick.
iy banished by the use OF DR.. Buli's BAiti
more Piis Price IS cents
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0Greklp Gimes
THURSDAY JULY 5. 1879.
The Railroads.

All ;he roads are nov Strengthened oui
Thoroughly, after the damage by the rain
the Kansas central EoE It's Inst train in al
lyyo O'Clock yests r,isy, and reported the
rrssri. ct,-.T. All the other roads were oi
ftu.-. sud inrIr tracks ci,stT.
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Presentation Free.

For the speedy cure Of Seminal Weakness
Loss of manhood, ana all disorders brought
ON by indiscr. ton or excess. Auy druggist
has the inyTedIents. Address
Davidson & 20,
juneleodSwly "a Nassau ST., New York.
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ELECTRIC RELTS

A sure cure for nervous debility, prema
ture decay, exhaustion, etc. The only re.
liable cure. Circulars mailed free, Address
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POPULAR illustrated book c7n nageal nm
MANHOOD! WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE! Inn
pehiments to Marriage; the cause and cure
sent securely sealed, post paid for 50 cents, by
Louis, No, the great specialist. Read his
worka.
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iIIHWat7 DIsFarcfl, 20 ]
Phil Clark, while working in the harvest
fed Tor Mr.. Fraz er, on Tuesday afternoon'
was prostrafed by sun-stroke, and was
found lying in the ield. and supposed to be
dead He rallied, however, when DIR Pratt
was sent for, and after staying with him all
night, left him In . condition 10 recover.
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sure Th1n1.

DR.. Kings Syphilitic Remedy Is warranted
to cure syphilis in the primary, secondary
and tertiary stages, and in all Its varied and
complicated forms, and will cure the wOrs;
cases OF yenereal diseases; cases which have
resisted the treatment OF the most eminent
physicians OF America. II cures the first
stage and heals the ulcers in a few days. 1t
cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat, head,
arms and legs also hard pains in the bones
and joints swelling OF joints, syphilitic rheu-
matism, ETC., in q short time. Price rye dol
lars per package. Sent everywhere by eX-
press. treatise on sexual disease, free.
sent mailed Tor two stamps sold by DR.. ].
Dinsbeef, as, North seventh treet, 81, Louis,
No. Cures guaranteed or the money refund.
ed. Theo. Egersdorf, agent, Leavenworth
Ksnsaa. mlleod&wiyr
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CONSUMPTION

vi the Lung. and Tuhgrcniuns rntisiS, Scrgt-
ula sy puiIoId Diseases, Wasting, p-zrI-rs
tion, aud UiceiatI"n ol the kidneys. Dls-
t,s.ie-s, Siopps.e oi wafer, tGnStaI ItaLtOu> I.-
iiei where .Incter- have Deen used thus
dong swsy with The painful operation OF
using these in.trumenisi, di>>oiVtIs Stone An
the Dladtl,r. and lu ali Ca>t-s OF
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sporting.

The population of Cherosee county in
1873 was 1910. In 1873 IL is Is 535, showing a
gain OF 7G5 in "A year.
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KANSAS NEWS.

st. Johns day was celebrated hy the Ma
sons OF Ch' Tokee county. at Columbus
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OUR GREAT BARGAINS

all e shades 20 Beautiful finished
Splendid fn White s~ good at l5 yard Good double and
and
plain and printed awG' with and without borders s lO 1ic and l5 yard
warranted pure Linen at rs yard Black and White
% Beautiful
Larg. lot Of handsome Wool Dress Goods l6s
At 80 odome lot Of Mri goods
are cal yworh6 co. yard.
Black CrhmeresIeCia
Wool tensn al
will of
thing. which happened about thousand eight
aud
blind an -4~ sight that zs his muscles with horror haekman driving
a
mere would have the hearrenng cashes
corded wonderful
M out and prov-ny stepped just before hack passed
reaching
rbut
brothers and wound
funeral
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The Increase.

t<tchiSon Champion, 26.1
We have returns from twenty-five OF the
sevenry-two organized counties OF the state,
and these show Al increase In their popuIa.
tiOn as follows:
COUNTIES. INCREASE
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We congratulate Nessrs. wheelOck, Finlay
& Co, OF New Orleans, La. upon their h ,ppy
idea Of giving 10 the public information of
the content of Dr. r. Wlhoft's Anti-Periodic
OF Fever and Ague Tonic, which of late has
gained suca well-1sserved popularity among
the peop 2. As far We know, this is the
only propriei ary remedy for the cure of Chiils
and Fever, the composition Of which is not
kept a secret. For sale by ALI druggists.
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