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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20

Exists, OF II the hf II II gray, dry or harsh,
the natural youthful color Gamble restored
By using London Hair Color kestOrer," the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
Amer can people Ior increasing its growth,
rs-stroringiis nafural cs,ior an g.. the same
time a lovely hair dressing AID beautider.-
IL is totally different from all Oth0u not
sticky or gummy, and free from ali lmPure
ingredients that render many other articles
obnoxious; in fact II Is exQuisitely perfumed
and so cleanly and elegantly prepared - to
make il q lasting hair dressing and toilet
luxury.
ia. TYNES, A PROMINENT CITIZEN,
Wilson, y 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 RestOrer" the scalp BE-
came healthy, the hair stopped falling, the
color wa restored, and u now growing
beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, y cents \ bottle. Six bottles
for 81 Main Depot for the United 8 ates,
81 North sixth street, Philadelphia
Sold by Arnold d uni, and Campbell and
Kendrick, Druggists, Leaven worth.
cuesthrRtAv
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DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated witt
Sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleans,
and strenst fen. Railways Pills, Tor the cur,
of All disorders OF The stomach, Live., Bowels
kiuneys, Bladder, Nervous, Diseases, Head
ache, Consti patton. CosuNeness, indigestion,
Dyspepsia, bliiousness, bilious fever, lnnsin.
NATION OF the Bowels, Piles, and all dersDge
ments OF the interna. ylscera, Warranted IL
effect a positive cure, Purely vegetable, con
AIMING no mercury, minerals Oh Ceieterous
RUS
sD-Oheerye the following sympsoDs result
ms frou disorders OF the Digestive Organs :
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness OF tn.
Flood IN the mead, Acidiiy OF the Stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, disgust of Food. Fulln.se
In Weis bit OF the stomach, sour kructaIions
6iukipg or Flutierings IN the Pit of the
Stomach, swimming o. the head, hurried snc
difficult Breathing, Fluitering al the Bear
s,nok ing. or suf,ocating Sensation when in ly.
inc posture, Dotts or Webbs be
fore the sight, Fever ana daii pain IN the
head Deficiency of Prespiration, fellowness
a me skin and Eyes, pain IN the side, Chest,
linn. and sudden nushes OF the heart, burn
ing In the flesh.
A lev dosSss Of Roadway Pills win nee the
ysfem from ali tine above-named disorders.
S~~tce Is cents per box. sold by all Druggists.
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A collection was then taken for the purpose
of paving Tor the printing Oi tine minutes OF
The present session, amounting To ni"-ty-
Sc Ven dol and seventy five cents, (Sy1 s5l.
Mr.. fleming offered a resolution prov ding
that an apple tIIon b- mtde To tue next gem
raj conference, 20 define the pOweIs and uu-
[ e. of the Judiciary ,Ummltt-e.
On motion substitute WAS adopted max
ing the spi lica,ion tn Bishop " Hey, Instes d
of 10 tie general Conference.
The Bishop then made an explanation OF
the character and powers vi the committee
referred TO.
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FEVER AND sCUE.

Fever and Ague cured Tor fifty cents. Their,
a. not q remedial agent IN tins world that
will cure Fever aud AEue, and all other
malar ious Billions, Scarlet, Typhoid feiiowr
end other levers, taideu ny RatwRy's Pills
so quick Railways Ready Relief Fifty
cents per bottle
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20
BISHOP GrLuOuE's LETTER.
He Invsighs Against the Irish
"NcrId," and Gives His charge
advice sOncerntng Other Waters.

advice concerning Other Walters.
CLEVELAND, o, March 1I.-Right Rev
ercnd Bishop Gilmore has issued pastoral
letter to the Clergy of this diocese which
Condemns the Irish UioH, published in
New York, as being antagonistic to true
Catholic principles, coDd. the Labor
Uuion and their secrecy, fnrbids Cstholic
parents under threats OF communication
sending their children 10 public schools
where Catholic p,rochial schools are easy
If arce.s, gives The Hibsrnians a severe rep
rimsnd for not allowing priests 70 act as
tl-ir spiritual advisors and for not allowing
them at all their meetings. The Bi, hop
urges upon Catholics the necessity Of sub
S"ribing to the diocesan Catholic Jou.'noi
il preference {, all others, and repeats this
der To young Catholics not 10 marry out
side their religious faith. His letter con-
eludes with uuimportsnt suggestions as TO
funerals, etc.
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ELECTRIc 1ELTS.

4 sure cure for nervous debility, prema-
ture decay, exhaustion, etc. The only re-
liable cure Circulars mailed free. Ad-
dress L. K. REEVES, 4S, Chatham st, n.
Y. -eod&~3m.
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Three Comic Operas

THE RCERER. By Gilbert & Sullivan,
81 o..
II -. PIN.FORE By Gilbert & sulIi-
van, 81 90.
TIL. L.T'. EOsKE, Words by Williams
sullivan, 81 ~.
The above three operas are alike in being
cas- To sing and are ali cry pleasing They
need but little sc--neiy and ar. easily Wv n
by AMATEURS as well rs professionals The
FOR EREs l. jolly English Opera full of in 10
noc-nt VIII and has hpe mu,ic The Ii TIE
' IKE NJ carefully revised words, and IL a
charming ard grrce-uI production. PIMA
FORTE Is already famous.
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8 Eutton Kid Gloves,

The pub ishrTs of that bright MAGAZINE 7 III
HuUsEKErPEK, are not Satisfied with he t.
man SD.e ucce>S 10 has ALI. ady attained.
but p'o, O>e q" stIlI furt Increase. tn lit
by offering ~ prem iufuS Tor very small clubs
% Ia six, DDpa p III 3 Butts.n Kid b. ~
make, each lady to cHOS.. her own >Istl.- o.
color. A. the price of HE - U-t n ~ p X
isouly . GEMS year. any lady can easily
make up ih" required club FdI p.tti,uInrS
with both the eraud Ho iday numDer- ior
January nd February, sent to any address
on iec.ip' of two Oae cent stamps, and the
add es>e- Of fv- b. u>ekerp-r~, - many
different post offices Address The HsUsE
KEEPER, Minneapolis, ii n. fsbl2wI
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''0H! MY
BACK"

from lingering disease and death, hundreds
who have been given up by physicians
hUNs'> REHsDY cures all Diseases of
the Liver, Kidneys, BLADDER and Ur nary
Organs, DTopsy, Gravel, Di +be ties and
confluence and Retention of Urine
HUNS RE1EON cure Bright's Disease
of the Kidneys, General Debility, Finale
weakness, Nervous Disease, ! temperance
aud Excesses EGSs,> REMEDY cures
Bilious n, adachs, four stomach, C'stiv.-
ns-s>, dyspepsia, strengthens the Bowels snd
stomach and IN kes the bic cd peri city pure
pHt~SIS fer she~ q ui -e,,-e 0d h,.
oe> er en- know o. Tee fstl. One svi-l
Will convince ,"0 HGNs-S NtNE.
ICY is purely Vegetable, is used by famIiy
pnySIc ans. and the NJ mos r-lIau rr'aN bp
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20

THIS PAPER a1 s be fps1 s, On s :; Geo
Advertising Bureau Spruce ST where advertis{ne
contracts may he made for 1t In NEW yORK,
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"Rtkp FALSE AND TRUE

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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20
NINETY poLLARs AYEAR-

Mr.. Caruthers, in explaining the absence
of Mr. Mcbenry, stated that he was an ear
nest devoted laborer, but that he was very
poor, that he had received, in ali, for his last
years work, not more than ninety doilaTA
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20
~. A. DAUPHlN,

An our Grand Extraordinary Drarinos are
ssndey TIE ssperris,on and M essdgenent Of GEN.
Err AIS q. 7. BEAU REGARD and J. A.
EARLY. wed-sat-&w.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20
ONLY PAIN REMEDY

Inflammation Of the Riineys,
Infsn nation Of the Bladder
InE-<msiIvn of ths Hnweis
Congestion Of the Lungs
Sore Throat Difficult Breathing
PsIpitstjou Of the Hesr
hysterics. Group. Dip;bsris,
C,tsrrh, InfDen
Headache. Tcotbschs,
NsGrsigla, kb-unstism
Cold Chilli, Ague ChiIis
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

Approximation Prizes of loO.-------- 80
1, ss7 Prfsea amounting tp---.-.-.-..-.S ll0, sOg
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
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compensation will be paid
Application for rates To clubs should only
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Write clearly stating full address. for fur
ther information or send orcers to
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20
[EkSY u

A sPLENDsO HpPORsU>1sl TO
WIN A FORTUNE. FOC X II GRAND DIS
TklBUTiON, CLASS ID. At new uRLE -
TUESDAY, APRIL SIN, ISIS - lOsih
MOmlhIy Drawing.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20
aFrERNOON NFFTING.

At the afternoon meeting Chaplain No.
Caoe sang the following beautiful lines,
- hich have been float. q around In the press
for long time their authorship is not
known. That old hymn, Rock of Ages. !"
attracts Us all through life, from childhood
10 Old age. and new, L loss iIs inlrr.si:
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"BEAr THE DEVIL J"

For 1t would put an end TO intempeiance, to
murder 10 stealing, to swindling, and To al
least niue-tenihs of the sins Of the human
family. One gene alton ofchildreD, converted
10 God would work an entire revolution In
the moral hsracier OF the world.
The questions prescribed by the Discipline
Were then propounded To the several candi-
Il .r.s and all answered fayorably.
Tn. candidates were then called separate
", and their characters being passed., sub
mitred their reports.
All The member of the class were then re-
ceived into fuil connection, and elected TO
Nc Henning moved that the case OF Mr.
Phillips b. referred tn the Presiding Elder Of
his distIict-Mr. SuIlivan-for lnyestigA-
ton,
Mr. Hennlng. in explanation OF his mo-
:iop. stated th-t il would be impossible for
Mr.. Phillips. during the present ssion Of
the conference, to Irepare himself TO meet
Ihe charges that have ben made against
him. The mott N was TO give him an oppor-
limit, 10 a. frud himself
Aft.ra few T. marks by fNr. Sullivan and
Mr. Henning the motion Was carried.
Mr.. Caruthers moved the appointment OF
committee of one TO look after the Interests
of the conferef &c in the examination T. Ter
red TO, in the Phillips case, before MI. Sulii-
van.
The motion prevailed. and the Chair ap-
pointe,i Mr.. Rhodes To take change OF the case
before the conference.
NINETY DOLLARS YEAR
oh
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! rams IN the Back
side or LGinS are
'ur. q by HUNS
&C. s.s,N TIE
Great ki d.ey
md tive. ssesis-
cioe. IL is not a
new co m po In d.
having been used
by ali classes io
30 years "A d saved!
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placed in IL.
HUNTS VEN
EDH encourage
l-ep, creates an
specific, braces up
the system al d re
newed health 18TH,
result. send foI
Pamphlet TO
NM +. CL RKE,
PROVIDENCE, h. l.
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But that idea has long been exploded-it be-
iouged to the dark ages, and he better intel
Il ence of tins age Recognizes the fact that
yoo.i W hole ONE food and plenty Of IL, good
nroyision generally tor ones family, greatly
tonGuce TO mans moral and spiritual
,rowth ana he suggested TO the laity that IL
tney expected good preaching and good pas
Iori.l work, they must take care that their
preachers are paid enough 10 live upon.
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When advising the candidates in n gard to
the best methods of pursuing their work, the
Ri.hop couuse.ed them them against too
Inud rslkin-, and against making their ser
mons too tong he cautioned them against
try 1g TO continue sermon alter they had
'ost the thread of their argument; whenever
a man began TO founder alb ut, the best
Ihiuy for him TO WAS to stop, and he
warned them specially against wearing out
th, patience of the congregation keep up
me sermon, said he, as long as you csn keep
mn the iuI.r-.t, but when that fails, stop,
and don't continue 10 SPEAK till everybody -
saving inv ruly. 81 wish 10 goodness the
Urracher wou quit :"
one of the most important fields for sue
cessiui labor is among the young. Bring up
tbe children rig lat, and thereafter the . eopIe
viii H.. risnt IL We could convert one whole
gsneratlon of children, IL sould. AT least,
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and the only reason why he was not present
ut the conference WAS that he was peculiar
lily unable TO come, aud without decent
clothes.
o. motion OF Mr.. Caru:hers, a collection
was taken in the confer. nee, for the b-neIlt
of Mr.. McHeury, and the amount OF S3l.7j
was realized.
Announcements were made for afternoon
and evening services.
Ir. Hoys was spcointef TO take charge Of
the devotional exercises Saturday morning.
The doNology was sung, and The Confer o
ence adjourned with "a bSnedictiOn by DR..
Nesbitt OF the Lea. enworth Baptist Church.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10
POWDER SPRINGS pENcrL1Nes.

Mr. Augustus Alleys son (Iames) was
nearly kicked to death last week by q mule.
He may die yet. Beware of mule heels and
he mindful Of steam threshes.
,.Jim and John Iindley are the champion
wheat threshers OF the county-they have
threshed out already nearly six thousand
bushels.
Mr. Frank House says he is going to
make one hundred thousand brick. We
will need every one of them for we are
building up every day
Gus Lindlcy says he has three acres in
water MELONS and four thousand melons on
the vines, He had better contract marrow
gauge railway TO Atlanta or float them down
the river to West Point
The cotton fields are declSed in red and
white, and the farmers are strainiug every
muscle to get done laying by and escape the
hot July days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell have returned
to their home in Tuskeegee, Ala
Mrs. Anderson of Florida is here, also
Mrs. Aderson of Covington. Ga.
Miss Kate Ashford left last Tuesday for
Atlanta. Aztec.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-10
TOWN TALK.

Marietta is full of visitors.
miss Maggie Myers left last Friday for
Oxford to attend the commencement exer
cises of Emory College.
The yield of wheat around town was
more than satisfactory
Miss Katie Strong is visiting in Allan
ia.
Mr.. s. T. Howell is in the city
IA young lady asks when will be the
next excursion Don't make any differ
ence what the color of the ticket is?
We see from the Buffalo (Mo) Regis
ter, that our friend, DR. Walter A. Camp,
has successfully performed several difficult
operations, amongst others one upon a
youth for cFoss-eyes
...Some cotton is being laid by.
The narrow gauge now carries the mail.
1T has been noticed that there are com
paratively very few young ladies of the city
that come out on Monday and Thursday
afternoons to hear the band play. Why is
this7 Encourage the boys by your pres
ence.
Miss Mary Myers has returned home
after five weeks absence.
...One of our most popular dry goods
statesmen will soon have use for license and
preacher from the manner in which he
R0mes around.
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A TRUE NEWSPAPER.

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j. H. BOSToN'S

Is the place TO buy your Groceries cheap.
Just arrived large lot OF choice goods from
New York Thurbers best Roasted Java
Coffee, best London layer Raisins, Pickles,
Chow Chow Pepper Sauce, DC All
grades of Sugar as cheap as the cheapest
Choice white bread Corn always on hand.
Fresh meal and grits, choice N, o. Syrup,
the old Cuba Molasses, sugar-cureG Hams,
Bulk meat, pure leaf Lard the old llolston
Salt is the best in the market. All kinds OF
Hardware, Crockery and Glassware. lfyou
want to buy the best goods at low figures go
TO Bostons Always want choice Butter
and fresh Eggs Trade with John II. Bos-
ton, and you will get value received for
your money, and good honest weights;
Fair and square dealing is my motto, and
treat all alike. Everything delivered inside
corporate limits free Of charge. Call and
exam inc our stock, and buy the celebrated
American Sewing Machine, Remember
the place West-side of the public square.
Respectfully, JOHN IL. BOSTON.
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Marietta. Market.
[ Corrected Weekly BY QUE Merchants

Corrected Weekly by our Merchants
COTToN-ll 10 ia cents per poGnd.
CORN 20 cents per bushel
WHEAT-90 to 81 90 per bu,hel.
FLONR-S600 per barrel
MEAL--S0 cents per bushel.
BULkMEAr-68 cents per poand
LARD--l0 cents per peaod
SUGARS-Crnshed and Powdered, II cents.
Grauu ated 10 cts Extra G., .. Brown eta.
sALT--LiverpooI Salt 81 % per Sack. yir-
ginia Sal; 81, 40 Sack.
COFFEE Java Coffee 33l cents per pound
Rio Coffee IA to iGs cents
SYRUP--New Otleaus 80 10 70 cents per
gallon. Sorghum Is 10 40 cents per gallon.
Georgia Cane so cents,
PEAS-60 to - eeuts per bushel
RlCE.-lO cents PER poand.
COUNTRY PRODUCE-Rusing prices
from Wagons-Eggs 10 10 cents, Chickens
10 60 ~ cents Butter II cents.
FACTORY GOepS-7s shifting q: "a
sheeting cents Factory yarn 40 cents per
Bunch Prints tia 10 "a Blrach u ir'iugss to
IL Jeans % 10; Concord Jeans ~,
LIME - bnshe barre 30 cts. TO Sl.00.
NA1LS-Per keg, l0d S3.25 sd, $3.50 !;
I'D, 1915; a. $500.
IRoN--Tire u by inch Bets, smaller sizes
3e advance Rod Bets Axes $40 10 $l2
AmeS sh wells Sl5, Rowland'- Si2. Stones
$l3 So Solid cast steel K. II Is. Cast steel
25cls, springs 52c axlrs l0al sad iron Dc i,
horse shoe nails 90 10 % I i Hames IS.
LEA THEIR Cali skius. Domestic $40 to
SIS per dozen French &lF 10 500 Harness
leather IS cents per pound sole leather, hem
lock, q oak 40 TO is split 40c; kips, eouu
try GO to 20 per pound Pegs Bets per pint
HARDWARE - IIolowware 10 cents
Betting % per cent of list Manila rope Ice
Cotton zoe; Jute rope los; cotton cards S. so
per dozen Axle grease 81 20 per dozen.
Picks per doz 50 Mattocks Sl2.
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LOCAL DOTS

Hot and dry
Calf rope
Enough said
Don't hit a man after be hollers.
lit is said that two young lawyers oil
this place have hired awatehman who will
be at the passenger trains that pass through
Marietta.
There seems to be series of iorgerles
going ON in this vicinity which should be
stopped at once. II consists in a young
man writing a note 10 a young lady and
signing another young mans name as the
author. He should be made an example OF,
as it Is the worst kind Of forgery.
Two young men went TO see their girls
one night last week when the father OF the
Young ladies sent them on an errand in such
a hurry that one of them left his hat and
handkerchief. Who were they
Old Mother Matrimony seems to be
leading the van and soon, it is said, another
Young lady viii be taken under the shadow
of 'er wing.
III the people wish to know all that is
going on they will have get up sooner.
TRACY.
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SMYRNA ITEMS.
Rain is needed again.

=. Rain is needed again.
Chickens are dying in great numbers in
this nelghborhood from cholera.
..Rev. A. g Dempsey has ten acre
field of upland corn that will compare favor
ably with any on the best bottom land IN
this section. II is the best corn we have
seen this season, and with one more rain,
Mr.. Dempsey thinks At will yield fifty
bushels per acre He attributes his success
mainly to the thorough preparation of the
land before planting.
Mr.. W. r. Akers has introduced into
his Touring mill the new and progressive
ideas now taking hold of the awakened mir
ing interests of the country The man, Tie
mill, and the process each deserves an eN-
tended notice, which we promise to give
your readers before long.
Fruit very irregular some orchards full
crop, some half crop, and some none.
David Cook can make any thing Of
wood or iron that you want. lie has just
finished jiniriksho for the Rolling Chair
man.
Our young friends Reese and jeff High
tower sons of Capt 7. j. Hightowef, are
AT home on Through from the Virginia Mill.
tary Institute. Their many friends are glad
to see them. OCCASIONAL