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DIR. Mason on Orange Diseases.

We desire particularly to call the
attention of our readers, to DR.. Ma
sons interesting and instructive arti-
Gle. on the diseases of the orange.
DIR Mason has made distinction be-
sween die back, and limb blight,
which requires more calculation re-
garding the latter disease, and hope
that Professor Fowler, or some other
scientific correspondent, will give Us
the benefit of their knowledge on
the subject. On our last voyage
down the St. Johns River, we noticed
that the tops Of the very large trees,
on one of the finest groves in the
State, on the east side Of Little Lake
George, were dying. Can any one
tell us the cause? We observed in
a grove, a short time back, a large
tree affected in the same way, and on
inquiry, the owner told us, that when
he first saw it, he thought die back
had got it, but taking the step ladder
and making an investigation, ne dis
covered that the scale insect, had ia
ken up the whole upper surface OF
the tree. He Immediately syringed
the tree with a strong solution Of
whale oil soap, and destroyed the in
sect, and the tree was then putting
out new growth. His plan of syrin-
ging was as follows. An old whis-
key barrel was placed in a cart ten
pounds of whale oil soap put into 1t,
the cask filled with water and stirred,
until the soap had ali melted. On
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Tell Me Mary How to Woo Thee.

Anxious SWANS who do not prosper
in their wooing willie how to bring
matters to crisis by singing the above
beautiful song,"Tell Me Mary, How to
Woo Thee" which is published in the
SOUTHERN MUSICAL JOURNAL for
January. It's splendid song for par
Tor or concert use. up and Away"
Galop by Carl Faust,and SidneySmth's
well known " Mountain Stream" sim
plifedby E. Mack, are in the same No.
One dollar year now secures the JOUR
NAL with it's $1.O0 worth of Premium
Sheet Music. Address Ludden d Bates
Southern Music House, Savannah, Ga.
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paper, and its best efforts greatly
strengthened by the hearty, and ma
terial support of the community.
Thus by mutual cooperation, the
best interests of the people are con-
served and their highest good at
tanned
Will our, good friends, and the
many friendsot the paper,appropriate
the delicate HUT, and send us all the
subscribers they can. We wish to
place it in the hands of every pGter-
.tansilids in the land, that they may
learn all about Florida, its unlimited
resources and Incompatible climate.
immigration can thus be induced,
and immeasureably increased, and
our State cap soon take rank among
the wealthiest and most prosperous.
AS this is tho only strictly agricultu-
raj paper in the State, the whole
people of the State, are interested in
its success, as the entire State can
be benefited by its efforts; so we
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OF 1t, in single subscriptions and in
clubs, for which latter, see our pop
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A Warming.

Agriculturists can never be too
cautious with whom they deal in
selling or buying, or to whom they
entrust their products for sale. One
half the people of the United States
are an unproductive class, preying on
the others who try to make a living
by industry and frugality. All kinds
OF schemes are practiced to rob the
agriculturists of their hard earned
money. No goods are too rotten to
be palmed off on him, he is the man
who buys brick dust for genuine gu.
ano; crab apple trees for some newly
discovered FRUIT that is to supercede
all others; shoes that are made of
brown paper, or something else equal
ly enduring; garden seeds that new
er grow; groceries compounded of
every abomination under the sun.
The farmers pay for all and support a
horde of worthless scamps always on
the lookout to victimize him. Even
all this he might stand if he got paid
for what he raised, but in nine cases
out of ten, he is robbed in the trans
portation, robbed by the middleman,
and if he ever gets paid, receives
such a small sum that it would have
been better had he never raised it.
His enemies, under the guise of
friends, are legion. I lT0w the best
market says one; have made the
best arrangement for transporting
your goods, says another. l pay
cash directly sales are made says the
third, and so on to the end OF the
chapter. Plausible, cunning scamps,
their whole mind being intent on get
ting the goods and how best not to
pay for them. Our orange growers
are now getting it hot and heavy,
one man has only received halfa cent
each for his fruit, although they sold
high and were in good order. An
other has sold his fruit we'll but has
never seen a cent OF his money. Ma.
ny have had accounts rendered bring.
ing them in debt, and so on to the
end of another chapter. The orange
growers here are in most cases men
Of sense, are they going to put up
with this iniquity ? When they are
cheated why not send the name of the
dishonest agent, with the transactions
properly authenticated, for publica-
ton, as warning to others There
are honest agents and people should
know them, that others may help to
support them by sending on corsign-
mentS.
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Department of Agriculture

The report of the Commissioner of
Agriculture to the President for the
year 1873 has been received and it is
valuable document to which we
will refer from time to time. The
article on sugar producing plants is
very interesting to those engaged in
that industry.
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Geographical Divisions of Florida.

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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-04-10

George n. Randolph to William J. canter, south
west quarter Of northeast quarter section %. town.
ship 4. range - rs
John p johnson and wife to ". D. jenkins, east
half of east half Of southwest quarter section IL
township 2, range -; $6.
John p. Johneon and wife to John +. Thomas
north half Of north fractional quarter section Is
township 9, range %; go.
Arthur w. Bosley to w. d. Rppey, northeast
quarter section -, township J, range ls; 500.
OFFICIAL DEEDS.
H. H. Smedley and wifs (by sberiHD to Tracy
Parker Lot L. Block 6s. Highland; sss5.
Asahel Low (by Sheriff to Gunder Anderson. west
half Of northeast quarter section Is, township 4,
range 81; sl,00l.
John W. Pry (by Sheriff to John s. Long, west
half and northeast quarter section Is and the south
east quarter section %. township range 10; 81 500.
Heirs of A. R. Jeders, deceased. Thy Gunrdian,) to
William II. Forbes, northeast quarter section %.
township 2, range l9, except acre in northwest
corner; also the north-wes. fractional quarter
tion 81, township 9, range %; sel2A.
GOVERNMENT PATENTS.
State of Kansas to John Corbcf, northeast quarter
of northwest quarter section l6, township J, range
ls; e3s6.
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whi,e Cle.a Chevv-Che,v.

The river is now on one of its booms and looks big
again Owing to the rise, number of families liv-
ing in the bottoms have been compelled to bctake
themselves to the uplands.
The first down boat of the season, transfer boat
of the B. & NJ. r. r. from Nebraska. steamed past,
nm Friday .rteruoop She was ono of xour side
"neeIens.
boards for school exhibition Mt the Cbap,on school
b,,,.. a., v..,r..,,., nil, - ,,;.v - NJ po.c,
e " ~
has always oeen noted ior his success IN TINS hne'
and in being co;upelled to decline his kind invitation
IN he nreseu, ue are a,r,ra we u;..ed , 6rsteI,ss
=
Peri"ri'nce-
loving n brief vacation Mt home They returned to
o., ~, u.na.
o..s'", "' ""'',-
The city election, ON Monday. was quite animated
but for the life of u.s. we could not see why There
ras M ;.sua th., any m. .orh max. h..d mr. tail
49, ''"' '"' .o ~ Va W
o. ana yet there Was ra'lying anu haniinS enough
for Presidential contest We have not the vote be-
fore M. but the rrsult U.s as f,lIors.
U.r.. o..
Ccnn.;,,nan asI u,.,.. d.. p,-a..,,..
SoInenen-ooei HarPser, Eeur D9rkna'er
'A ILL.,; - yenhngs Sonn n. ~ nus y. w. Shre'e.
Io''.e ou'se-"n' M fa'faii.
Ihe ladies' OF the Congregational Society OF White
Cloud have iuaucurated seres ef soeiaI entertain
,n.n,. e.. ,,.. -. =. s'.a =. -.".h...
$50 ff " e ~ w f
Del Tor the church. Ihe hrst oi these-a mnsh ana
milk festival-came off last Monday evening, at the
bouso of NJ A II u;II.r xr;.b ,o.pl,.1 n, so,,. f,n
- -. s...5. " -N
anu some iuhds.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-04-10

East Norway lsems.
CO. Turkelson shipped two car loads of hog,
from this place. last week.
Frank MeHurh is building now house in town.
We have telegraph Office here now. Mr.. H.
Smith. of Carrollton, Neb, has charge Of it.
Mis-. Mamie Hoyerson leaves. this weak. for Cam.
den Point. No.. to attend school at that psce. She
vii, he missed Inv her friends, but all viii min in
xi,bnp her sucec.s
The Grain tr,ff. ia tul. nj the ,r...ut time nm ac
count q; the farmer, heinz bu.v nutt;uo In their
crons
Our stores are still holding their own dealing ant
,r,- ,,o,,,. and ,r,.a-;.. a, ,.,,to,r n-;...
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MONEY TO LOAN.
G. III. ORTIZ. of Hiawatha,

G. H. ORTIZ, of Hiawatha,
Kansas, is now loaning money on
Doniphan County Real Estate Sc
curity at lower rates than ever,
and has now arranged so that all
or any part of the money loaned
can be paid at any time, and the
interest will stop on the amount
paid. Call and see him, or write
to him at Hiawatha, Kansas, be-
fore borrowing elsewhere.
Mar. %, 'Te-ly.
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Feb. l3.
Farmers Store.

McCrum g. Cowen have opened up in Atchison. at
SIS Commercial ST.. between 5th and 9Th Sts, north
side, general stock Of merchandise suited to the
wants of the country trade We want everybody to
come and see in our new store. Thanking the
public for past patronage, solicit continuance of
the same. Very respectfully,
20mch. McCRCM & CoWEN.
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Gear City Items,

Marmion Patterson's house was burned down, last
Friday morning. As the fire had get quite start
before it discovered he lost good deal of cloth
ing. No insurance.
The weather, until Last Sunday, had been dry, and
guess last Sundays rain was the first during the
Last six months. II was good rain, and will help
the Fall wheat
The river Is rising very fast.
While almost every one is complaining of being
short, Frank Bender is trying to get Short What is
ones meat is another's poison.
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Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, -luxuriant
and wavy tresses OF abundant,
BEAUTIFUL Hair must use
LYONS KATHAIRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps It from filling
out, arrests and cures gray:
ness, removes dandru3 and
itching, makes tho Hair
strong, giving It . curling
tendency and keeping i In
any desired position. Beau-
tifhl, healthy Hair b the sure
result Of using Kathairou.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-04-10

"THE GOoD OLD TIMEs."-Reading the reports
of the proceedings Of Congress, these days, re-
minds one of the good old days preceding the
war, when the Southern slave-drivers cracked
their whips, threatened loudly, and made them
selves generally disgusting. They have learned
nothing by sad experience, but are travelling
the very same route they went before. After
the next Congressional elections in the North,
and the Presidential election, they will he strick
en- with amazement. A continuation of Confed-
crate tactics through the extra session aud the
next regular session, will make every Northern
State Republican in $780, from the Atlantic to
the Pacific.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-04-10

rS Congressman J. r. Hallowell has been ap-
pointed United States District Attorney for Kan
sas, in place of George R. Peck, stepped down
and ont, at request of Senator Ingalls,.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NATIONAL LIFE

Is the title Pamphlet of % pages 1t contains
the biography of all the Presidenss Of the United
States, from Washiagsea to Hayes, with their por-
traits in al engraved expressly for this work: also
portraits Canadian notabiites. The National Life
will be any address by mail receipt Of cent
stamp. Address II. X. STEVENS Boston. Mass.
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s ". w. Guthrie is buildins s, 900 house
in Atchison. Where did he get the money! He
was member of the late Legislature, which elect
ed United States Senator, and defeated railroad
legislation. That 1900 is a suspicious amount
to handle after Senatorial election.
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Final Settlement.
CLODHorPER.
Estate Of R. n. Gilmore, deceass

Estate OF X NJ fillmore, deceased
NOTICE IL hereby given to all creditors and Others
IN interested in the Estate Of r. NJ Gilmore deceased
late Of Doniphan County that will make final settle
Of said Estate with the Probate Court Of said Don
iphan County Kansas on Monday the lath day Of May
ls7s. at II O'Clock. A. NJ Of said day.
s D. GILMORE. Adninissr.sor.
April TO- 1s7a-lw. Prs fee, q.
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70 The wicked Duke of Newcastle is dead.
And now the Devil will carry Goals to Newcas-
10
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II. b. j.
" II Yen Want to Buy Charter Oak or NJ

" II Yen Want 10 Buy Charter Oak or Mad
ison Cook Stoves, Rock Island. Garden City, Can
ton Culiivators, Sulky and Walking Piows, Listing
Plows Hardware of all kinds Corn Shelters. Garden
Tools, Shovels, Spades. Builders Hardware Tinware,
woodenware. Barb Wire, Sewing Machine Needles
and Oils and Field Seeds of all kinds at the Lowest
Market Prices, call or address
L c. NELSON,
Feb. l3. Severance, Kansas.
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u Madame Bonaparte-Patterson is dead, at
last. She died at Baltimore, on the 4th, at the
age of ~ years.
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Final settlement.

Estate Of James Mct;ziliard, Deeeased
NOTICE il hereby given. to all persons nserested i'm
~ the Estate of James McGaliard late Of Doniphan
County deceased that will make final settlement OF said
Estate with the Probate Court of said Donphan County
Kansas Monday, the 18th day April A d. 1879 al
10 o'clock A. n. Of said day.
Troy, Kansas March n 1879.
HULDAH McGALLIARD, Administratrix
March 81 Is7s-iw. prs Zee f3
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r. C. B. Ellis, of Brown County, whom We
spoke of last week, has been tried by jury,
and adjudged to be insane. He was a terrific
man, with his mouth,) when he was angry,
which was pretty much all the time. He threat
ened to burn the town of Robson; and he had
manufactured a large bowie-knife, with which
he threatened to slice up those who offended
him
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-04-10

vpHE people OF DonRhan County will please bear in
Il mind that Locke watchma ker and Jeweller In al
ways on hand to repair any kind watch or article Of
lewery In nrstcla-s manner shortest notice. and Is
prepared 20 supply all kinds Of Jewcry Watches Cocks
&c, a. tie very lowest prices Call and examine work.
manship and prices Fox Building south. Public
Troy Mar. 30 1879.
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NEW BlCH Blood!

Pnr.oas' Pargasive Pills make New Rich Blood,
and will completely change the blood in the entire system
in three months Any person who will take pill each
night from to twelve weeks may be restored to sound
health, il such thing be possble Sent by mail for
letter stamps rs. s.JOHNsON 4 CO., Bangor, Me.
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}. W. PRr. JB MURRAY
STOCK SALES.
PRY & MURRAY,

PRY & MURRAY,
Severance, Han0a0,
WILL have General Commission Stock Sales ON the
w second Saturday Of each month st Severance be.
ginning at 10 o'clock. A. n. Next sale will be
SATURDAY, APRIL Il, 1879.
Commissions reasonable and customers solicited Per.
om distance wishing stock sold can obtain pas.
ture the city reasonable terms For
formation, address
PRY & MURRAY,
Auctioaesrs and Stock Brokeru.
Aug. q. Is:s-ly. 20. Box -. Severance Kansas.
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y Hyoa have any real estate to sen, apply to n.
b. 4 g. T. Wood. Troy, Kansas.
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Sealed Proposals.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, 10,
CorNIr OF DoSIPHAS, 90
OFFICE OF COUNT CLERK
TRor April TO- is79.
SEALED PROPOSALS for building addition to the
- Court House and two IRE proof vaults to be contain
ed therein will be received the Office of the County
Clerk until Monday Nay l2fh, 1879 at II O'Clock. n
Plans and specthcatens be the above named
once The Board Of Commissioners the right 70
reject any and all bids
By order Of Board Of County Commissicuers-
Attest: d. w. MORSE.
April TO- fs79-tt- County Clerk.
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B STATE HISTORICAL SoCIETY.-Ex-Gover-
nor Robinson, Governor st. John, Chief Justice
Horton, Auditor Bouebrake, Treasurer Francis,
and others, in behalf of the Board of Directors
of the State Historical Society, are taking meas
ures to increase the membership Of the Society,
and have issued circular for that object This
is Society which, for the good work it is doing
in gathering up the materials of Kansas history.
it has become an honor to belong to. The NOM
bers of the Society are chosen by the Board Of
Directors. Animal members pay fee of $500,
payable by the first of December of each year.
Life members pay $4,000. We have been re-
quested to nominate and send in list of persons
for election as annual members, which We shall
shortly do. We shall be glad to receive the
names Of persons who may desire to become
members of the Society.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-04-10

"THE BLOODY SHIRT."-Republicans have for
years been taunted with "waving the bloody
shirt" and Of keeping alive dead issues, because
they have kept before the people the Southern
Rebellion, and Southern outrages since the re-
bellion. But now the tune is changed-it is tho
other party that is waving the shirt. Demo-
cratic Congressman are now bowling about the
John Brown raid, which occurred before the Re-
bellion, when old John Brown and half dozen
other demeuted persons frightened the entire
South. And who is it that revives old issues
by selecting almost the entire force Of subordi-
nate officers of Congress upon the sole ground
that they fought in the Rebel army against the
Government If they can scold about old John
Brown, and reward men for being Rebels, the
issue is not SO dead but that Republicans are
justified in holding it up before the country.
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olA Tl0e PeSees.
We propose to meet any and all competition from
ST. Joe, Atehisoa, OF anywhere else-"snd do yez
moind that--Yer Cash!
VAN BUsKIRK 4 MOTION.
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Affections Of tho Eye, Ear. Throat Lnnss and Bron-
ehiAl Tubes which in many cases accompany severe
OF Cstarrh- The inasmed and disesSed condition
Of the mucous membrane b the cause OF all these
troubles; and until the system hiss been brought
properly und"r the influence Of the RADICAL CURE,
pectcd.
Il IL but three years since SANfORDS RADICAL
CURE placed before the public but that short
Time ha. found its way from TO California and
is everywhere acknowledged BY druggists and phys-
clans to be me most successful preparation for the
thorough treatment Of Catarrh ever compounded The
coupled with the statement that within nve years over
20 different remedies for CAt1rrh have been placed on
sale, and to-day, with two exceptions, thfir
names cannot be recalled BY the bestinformed drug
rst. Advertising may succeed In forcing few sales
but, unless the remedy possess uncoubted specific
medical properties 1t Is absolutely certain 10 fall niH
nerticd ohscurity.
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Report Of Ridge Prairie school,
f,r'f csm~eneing Dee. =, 1873 aud eadisg Marrh
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Cd Ti0e Ppieess.
Four cakes Kirk's Soap for 25 ceuts 1t
VAN BCSKIRK 4 NORTONA
~ PiOws and Cultivators at Leland's,
at st. Joe and Atchison prices.