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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01

is impossible to eXaxgerafe the importance
of The political events VII ich II mas In sore.
or tue necessity Of resoirte vigilance o,. the
part of every citizen who desires To pre,erye
the Govern ,nent That til. founders eave M.
The detAtes and scts o. Congress- the uttsr-
Ances OF the pres, the exciting CONTESTS of the
neariy equal In strength throughout the
country, the varying crI.t OF public sestS
ment, will all bear directly and effeciiyelv
upon tne twen.y.fourth Pr. sidential election.
70 De held In November. Four years 40 next
November, the will of the nation, - ex.
PRESSED nj the polls, was nSarted by An
aoom,naole coas piracy. the promoters ana
oenefic, lries of which still hold the ofiicsa
they stole. Htil the cI me "a 1876 be repeated
In 1850? The past decade OF yea n Opened
WIN a corrupt, exrsvsssnt sud inso!ent Ad-
mtnistra,iop tntrsncned "a. WsshinSton. The
Sun did somethin, toward dIslotislra ihe
gaag aud breaking up LIS power The eame
men are intriguing to rssiore :heir isseier and
themselves to places fro.a which they vern
driven by the indignation OF he pe,,nie W,Il
they succeed: Tins coming year Will brin9
the answers Of these DOmen tous ouantionS
The sun WILDE on band tochronicle the facts
rs they are developed, and To exhibit them
clesriy and fearlsssiy in their relations - ar
pediency and right.
Thus, with habit of philosophical good
humor In looking into minor ahairS Of iffe
and In great things . stesdfssI purpose 70
maintain the rights Of the people and the
principles OF the Constitution against all
sgsre,sors- THE sun Is prepared 70 write Q
truthful, Instructive, and at the same time
entsStaiuing history o; $3.50.
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ed, For the DAILY sun, fouT-paSe sheet Of
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furnished separately at 81 40 year, postage
paid
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For clubs OF ten sending SO we will send an
extra copy free.
Address decISv1t
/" The Sum-" New York City.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
Educational.


The following is q complete list of the
school district clerks elected at the annual
meeting, August II, 1879, to serve for three
yesn; their postofilce address:
District No. l, W G Bolman, Leavenworth;
2. Geo. DeSsnno Leaven worth 8, Jas Whit
lock. Leavenwortni 4. b c squires, Pleasant
Ridge; 5, Geo o Sharp. Rickapoo 6, Chas 3
tie; s, W Sewers, Leavenwortn: ., Jas
Hutchinson, High Prairie; 10, j B Atkinson,
Leayenworth; IL. H B Gale, Wildwood; IL,
q L LHIimer' teexen~ersh; 49, J q Kinnesr.
Is, Smith Bates. lansing; 16, L Terwflliger,
Lansing; IL, ] II Hull. lansing: IS, L
Spears, Lesvenworth: 10. John Vaughan,
q, Matthew Ford, Hoge; q, K Adamson.
E4ston %; K N Mcclure, Esston; "A, Jesse
hedric.. Sp,inSdals Is, Isaiah Lowe, Jar
Mitchell, summit; Is. J knight, Tonganoxie;
~, Sanders, Hoge; 50, Jesenp, springs
dale 81; Q b sproLg. Pleasant Ridge 80. r
noIie; "a, p McEvoy, Kickspoo. IS, E J
HumpbIies; Fairmount; So, r Stafford,
Paramount 81. N h Berry. Reno; IS, A
J N Humid, Humid Station Al, W McBrioe,
Mount Pleasant ~, W Phenicie, Reno;
-, Danl Farmer, sianwood; a. T Har.
wood g. David McCane. Tonssno.,e e y.
Q w Dub .urdine, Lenape; IS, Jason e Brown:
TonRanoxie: 40. simeon Sinclair, spring.
Foster, Leavenworth; So, T Tabor, Fall
Leaf; So, II 1stchell, Springdsle; 81, s A
Thomas. North Lawrence; IS. W A Bishop,
Fort Leavenworth; Sc, stanton Pearson,
Longano1ie; 81, Jssgsrd, Tiblow; s., c
Spencer. Linwood, 50, John Aire, Tibow 81,
N Cole, Wildwood; 81, Jas buncansnn,
StanwoOd So, Aaran Buddleston. Springoale;
g.. Gyms Lamb, Tonganoxie; 81, I. J. Carter,
reno; IS, h. F. Weight, Lansing; 6 Henry
Bare. Lenape; 81. Eugene Sullivan, Maria;
6s, DAVID Baker, ronxsnoxie; So, Harry Cox,
IonganoxIe; 20, NJ. Swain, Sprlnsdale; IL. E.
II Cox, TonganOxie: 70, s. w. Sancskv,
McNaught0n, Fail Leaf; Us, Q. e. Lamon,
lansing; S6, A. B..Keller, Springdale; ~, J. K.
Harm ond, Leavenworth; IS, Joseph Bleak
ley, North Lawrence.
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The Marrow Gauge.
IClay County DIspatch. I

Col. jenkins, OF the narrow gauge railroad
was In the city over night last THURSDAY,
with h'f corps Of engineers, en- route TO Min
neapolis He says the narrow gauge IL eoins
through Clay county next spring, and moth.
ing Can stop L.. The present. terminus is Gar
Blue, about :kix miles south Of Ranaolph
Garrison 10 bui ding mp rapidly, and Is des.
timed for the end Of the hrs. division. THIS
miles OF Clay enter, and the question Will
soon be forcsd upon as - to vhe.ner Ne viii
allow It 70 pass 20 the north or south of rs or
pay something for . depot at Clay Center.
Coi. jenkins informs rs that Preaident smiSh
will be along the line in the course Of three
or four weeks and make ~ 2 proposition.
learn that the Gould interest in the Kansas
Central IL not . controlling one, and that me
reins Of govern ment are sill In the hands OF
pride OF Lcavenworsh, this little marrow
gauge road, and the interests OF that city. a
connected with the road. arc guarded with .
Jealous eye. Although Gould has failed 10
gain q controlling interest, he consents to the
extension OF tue road 30 that NO nght
against IL from the K. r. company may De
expected Gould has purchased the Missouri
narrow gauge, leading from Kansas City 10
the coal mines near Lexinstoa. the best and
trickest vein OF coal In the west, and Al
though he In . reticent man, Q hint has been
dropped that he will lay . third rail on the
NJ Pacific road from Leavenwofth TO Kansas
CITY, thus givtns the Kansas Oeusrai q con-
nection with Kansas City and the coal mines
The recent al famine suggests the inpCr-
lance Of this connection. without An argu-
ment.
The lesson learned BY the scarcity Of cars
last week u aAso an important one The
failure OF the railway authorities to furnish
CARS 70 our shippe1 for two or three days
resulted In OvefcroWded bins, the locking mp
OF all the working capital OF the shippers,
and the consequent nAtsening out Of the
market. entailing Losses on botn shippers and
produceu. The question staring rs in the
lace on an oocaa10n like this II not what IL
costs u get produce to market, but no Q shall
We get IL thefef And II the prod uctions OF
Kansas increase In the neXt I'VE years as
they have In the pest, there are not enough
east and west railroads In Central .Kansas ID
market 10 produce. At Kansas CITY they
have half . dossn or more roads, TO say moth
leg OF the river, over which to transport the
produce that nnds - way there principally
over two iiEek.
It Is : little too early . dase to discuss a
bond. proposition. We have no idea what
Suoues OF bonds viii b Oanted By :ae nsr.
row gauge people, bat M. jenkins seems TO
thtnK they Win be satisned With . reason able
subscription IN township bonds. We ccrs
tstnly should Not favef lafge amount. The
time eo0 pa1aed when our community could
a0ord to build Q raj, vny for anybody, nor do
Ne thinklany company would expect such q
thing nom people vho already have one
rod. le would b cell for our people 70 talk
the matter up and - ready 10 give Mr. Smith
either enoo0fo8eAo0t or diocouEaeoment
when he arrives.
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Burned Out.
Lawrence Tr,bunel

TLdWTtuC6
The residence of Isaac Varney. one mile
west OF town, was entirely destroyed by fire
about nine o'clock yesterday morning. All
the property in the basement and cellar and
also every thing in tine upper story vas lost
This consisted Of most of the clothing and
bedding, kitchen furniture and a years sup
ply OF fruit and vegetables. In short ugs
f-miiy was suddenly maze homeless and leit
almost without clothing on the coolest morn.
ing OF the Sc tson. Stephen Woodward ard
lady frum Hesper Who were visiting Mr. VS.
at the time lost q trunk Of va liable clio, hing
The house was q good frame structure wor b,
perhaps, i've hund, ed dollars. The fire orig
mated In the second story. Mr.. v. and the
family have the sympathey OF q large circle
OF friends.
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OVARIAN TUEORS.

The removal OF these Iunors by RADwAYe
REsoLvENT Is now 50 certainly estAb. :sbed
that what was once considered aImoe. mirac-
UlOus is now q common recognized act by
all parties Witness the cases OF Hannah
KNAPP, Mrs G. Krapf, Mrs. j. H. jolly anc
Mrs. r. u. Hendrix, published in our Alma
mac for 1879; abso that OF Mrs e. s. Bibbins,
In The present edition OF our "False and
True"
space ,rbids our making particular refer
ence 70 Tie various cases OF chronic diseases
reached " our SARsAPARILLIAN REsOL-
VENT. l1valids and their friends must con-
suit our writings II they wish to obtain an
Remedies.
One Dollar Per Bottle,
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Southeastern branch OF the Kansas Pacific
road was compie ed to Lndsburg, and las;
night McPhersOn Centre, In McPnereun
county was reached by the graders. The
ties and Iron to complete the line to that
point are on the ground and within two
we~ks cars viii run between LeavenwoIth
and McPherSOn CAntre
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NOT A SOUL ESCAPED

who was on the Inflated train. The gal
lantry of James Roberts, locomotive su per
intendent of the North British railroad, of
Dundee, and station Master Smith, ventur-
ing out on the bridge, is highly com
nended. In spite of the fury of the gale.
which rendered the attempt doubly peril
Ous, after tremendous exertions
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
TRE COURTx
DISTRICT COURT.

DIBTRICT COURT.
The number Of civil cases commenced in
the District Court during the year 1879 Wa
$50. The number of criminal cases com.
menced was q.
The total number Of nriannen convicted
and sentenced during the year wa % only
one OF whom was sentenced for MURDER. This
/ the only murderer sentenced IN three years
There nave been ve murder trials and one
rape Case during the year.
PRO BATE COURT.
Marriage licenes were issued yesterday TO
the following parties:
John w. Frazier and Mary sdman; Adolph
Sachs and Fanny Samich.
The total number OF marriage licenes is
sued by Judge Dlefendorn during the year
Is I52, which is not a bad showing for Lsav-
enworth county. The total number Issued
since the books of the Probsse Court were
opened is S,aS8
o. g. CONFECTIONERY COURT.
Only one c use Of . public nature was tried
in iii;s conrt- before Commissioners Cioux b,
yesterday. The accused was colored man
named John Kirchslflel who II charged
with stealing government goods nom ihe
reservation The exam nation was con-
tuciet by q. 4. Attorney Hal Dwell, and
h. I. Green appeared for the de Tense The
evtdebce was sufficient 70 hold The prisoner
ana his bali was liked ut $500.
SHOOTING FOX A CAILD
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life FOR the LUNGS"

For coughs, colds, influenza, bronchial
difficulties, tightness Of the chest ,hOarse-
ness, sore throat, trachitis, inffamma-
ton of the lungs, difficulty OF breathing,
pieurisy and all disorders of a pulmonary
nature, II has never been equaled.
Sole agents In America. RICHARDSON CO.
81. Louis, Mo.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
PRICE ONLY Is CENTS.
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~. See whisky.
fAtchfDon 0lobe.l

FSt. Joe vhieky hath fury In It. Alex.
Green and r. u Ransy rsesntly drank at 4,
70 exeeD. and then stssmpted 10 tAks supper
Ct euisht Opsa House Dining Hail. Here
they amussd Themselves By nipping crackers
an paekles e thu lady boardas, and IN other
paxticulos aeeed % ouLaDdishly that Mr..
smith osa9ed chem out Mr. Smith u .
knoeked him doVn . fcv tine, Tnsy Also
oevo4 m Aeooe. - old AaA a G1XfY, and
kfoked hin about In sueh . OannH q %
whipped Smiths V1le, which nv o6acked
thoar 11eD % oo0009tIa1o th11e o6alify % DO,
try voo goe out ~ Aieoda. We Sxo glad
reopaotabufy q the paItia1, s0d oTp GivinS
tnem 0ooQ ooA a uD01ViAha0 noeog109y.
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Nearly every day we notice l,rmers driv.
ing cattle out to their farms, and that many
of them are going into STOCK raising rs heav-
lily rs their m-aLs will allow Them to do
This Is as II should be. S.Ock-rsl<ing Is the
most profitable avOcatiOn that our f. m, r.
can engage In, and We are ad 70 see 50
Ilany Of them taking II mp. The princi.
pal wealth Of Wests m Kansas for many
years will be in cattle, sneep and hogs, as
this country is better adapted IN their propa-
cation and growth than any other tract on
the continent.
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The Ceasus Takers.

The Kansas delegation of Congress have
united IN recOmps" ding the appointment
of Hon r. Dwight Tuacher supervisor OF
1 he census for she sc ,ood district, aid ID. j.
Evans, Fkq of Great Bend, for the third
No selection has Yet been IL Ade TOR the first
district, Tue correspondent of the Atchison
Champion says: lit IL almost certain that
appoint ments win follow these recommen>
atoms, they being unsD nous, and tire par
ties recommended entirely above criticism :"
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latter Nm. BroWning.1
ny JANM +. DUDLEY.

tAIbor In. bfOWnng.l
ny JANIS :. DUDLEY.
We are content, my pipe and I.
The air 1sth.ck With storm, tonight,
Theclouds have hid the stals nom aight,
And the wind = sighing mournfuly;
But. In the nrelishtS genail glow,
We Kin and bid all sorr0Ws 90
We are content, my pipe andI.
We are content, my pipe and I.
Ont In the stormy world. We Know
Here Is Q friend, and there Ii foe,
while cold Indifference GOES by;
Bot in the warmth the freight lends.
We kiss and know that We are friends.
And a.e content, my pipe and 1.
We are content, my pipe and 1.
Let those who will seek after fame,
And scar their souls for q sounding name
That soon enough shall stnk and die;
We will not with ambition soaI,
But kiss and love each other more
And be content, my pipe and L.
We are content. my pipe and /.
Free from friendship, false q fair,
Hid from envy, hate and care,
Tonight We build our castles high;
And In the hreiig ats genial glow,
We kia and bid all sorrow 60,
And are content, my pipe and I.
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Reai,Estste Tra.sfers.

The following transfers were, recorded By
Register Crowder yesterday:
e. Cockr1ll and wife to Chas. Ackenh hansen,
lot 3, block Is. Clark 4 Rees' addition;
%,
N. B. Lyon and wife to Catherine Penrod,
the y est nalf of the north YES quarter OF the
southeast quarter Of section twelve, township
IL, range ~; $500.
John Wilson and wife to Gilbert N. Piper,
the north half OF the west half of the south
eset fractional quarter Of section 3, township
10, range %; $50.
B. Lyon and wife to Damian Rohner, the
nor heasf quarter Of the southeast q uArter OF
section y. township IA, range g, except two
acres for school purposes; $500.
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THE ROCK ISLAND.

Inc kauBas City Tunes says: John Utt,
Western Agent OF the Chlcago, Rock Island
Paclns road, stated that All arrangements
we're completed for the opening of business
over his line 10 Chicago on January asst. The
company had not yet been able 70 seSure
suitable Quarters for an MP town ticket ofnce,
but had one or two localities IN view and ex-
pected TO open their ofice before the new
year. The officials of the Rock Island road
expected here some lime thu week.
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THE CHICAGO AND ALTON.
The surveying party Of the Fort SCOT ex.
rived In the city yesterday.-F Fort Scost Monitor.
NEW OFFICER.
The Smith Center Free Press says that the
Central Branch lie fortunate in having 10 able
and emcient an officer 70 replace Msj. Downs
- Mr.. NJ l. sargent.
PREPABINe FOR SUMNER,
The Kansas Pacific is doing such n red hot
business that they have all their extra hands
employed in getting mp ice, to Keep things
cool next summsr.-Laerenee Tribune.
FAvoRING THE STUDENTS.
All the railroads running through Law.
reace granted studebis round-trip tickets 70
all points within the State 1t one and one.
young ladies and gentlemen OF NE Univer.
sity 10 sp%nd the holidays at Homeless
renee Standard.
Mr.. Nettleton. General Manager OF the Kan.
sss City, st. Joseph and Council Bluffs road;
returned on Sunday fron the East and gives
a most emphatic denial to the reported sale
Of the Bluffs road 70 the Cn'csgo, Burlington
and Quincy interest.
ADVANTAGES OF RAILRoAD.
We lefS Neodesna Tuesday moruing at 9
O'Clock, got into Fredonia before 9, left Free
donia 1t l0:fS, and got back to Eeodesha At
ll56 T. m, saw All Of the sights Of Fredonia,
zone
from home three hour,. How's that for The
Pres.
GRADE FINISHED.
On the fourth day Of July last the salina 4
Southeastern branch OF the Kansas Pacific
road Wss cnmpie ed to L.ndsburg, and last
county was reached BY the graders. the
ties and iron TO complete the line to that
point are on the ground and within two
vesks cars viii run between LeavenwoTth
and McPhersOn Centre.
THE ROCK ISLAND.
The Kansas City Times says: John Utt,
western Agent OF the Calcago, Rock lsiano
Pacins road, stated that All arrangements
we're completed for the opening Of bushes
company had not yet been able 70 seizure
suitable Quarters for an MP town ticket ounce,
but had one or two localities N view and ex-
year. The officials of the Rock Island road
expected here some lime thu week.
FIVE EoADs CONSOLIDATED.
The dispatch announcing the consolidation
Of the extension OF the Central Branch, -
published In all the papen aays that two
roads were consolidated The actual number
Shooss to oa ,Ssm ooD.oiid .aed Under sSs
name OF the Atcaieon, Colombo and Pacific.
was (ee. and included eveYything beyond
, M.tS vile: except the Jsxe.i county bs1ceh,
y & Western AfcAisss (hamacsoA
BUTrEs AND Eaos.
Coznmissioner Fink hes just issued the fol.
loving circular In regard TO the restoration
Of rates On cheese, butter, segs. and wool:
"The Joint Executive COMMITTEES decided
at the Chicago meeting, Dec. IS. 70 sseablish
the following clA8incation and raaee, to take
efect Jan. !, 1881. on the followins articles:
in hr A.
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We are informed that q row occurred At
Severy last Sunday. A maa formerly EN-.
plOyed on the railroad construction com.
meoc& selling whisky. and the citizens OF
the community gather ed together and gently
iutimated that he would be summarily
forcsd 10 test the iTen sth of q string OF hemp
II ne did not leave instanter. He lef..
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0deeklu .Iiues
JANUARY /, 1880.
The AisO :

euday = .uri Valley Bridge Company yes-
tseialsr tipped ten carloads of bridge ms.
kan~ 70 OnagA and Hsvensvtiie. over the
- CenuAI.
.HKRR are thirty i've prisoners In the
county jail. Three of these are women.
Twelve of the inmates are insane and 1our
a. United States prisoners.
COUNTY EUPsaIRTgHDKNT MOORE reports
tWeLt ~ eight Inmates In the poor house At
present, which he says II the smallest num-
Der he ever had. Sixteen Of the mum Der are
males. Health good.
SUNDAY ofternoon at O'Clock the Their.
| memeter in the signal station indicated q
| temperature of so above zero. YESTERDAY
morning at O'Clock 1t had dropped TO I2o.
| Quite q sudden change.
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Allied.
tBelleviile Telescope

A daughter OF Mr.. ]. lennon. living just
oy er the State line In Nebraska, near Marks
mills, aged about thirteen years, was killed
by being thrown from = wagon one day last
week. 1t sppears that she had accom- panied
her father to the field where he had gone for
the purpose of pic King corn. and ss he jump
ed from the WAGON the mules become fright
ened anu run away, throwing the little girl
oct on the frozen ground, killing her in
Lranfly.
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Civil Damo4es.

A suit for damaged was filed on Saturday
before Justice Blackburn, by Mrs. b E. Had {.
ley against An. Kephsrt, for selling whisky
to her husband sfter notification In accord
anco with the law.
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f'ire.
lAuRusIa u zstte.

The fi-e-fend visited douglass again on
last Saturday, consuming Justice Xitchells
Office and baIber shop, and irjurins charlie
Scott's store building, seriously threatening
It's destruction As well as tn Al of d Z. BlOOd's
large general store. A detective stove pipe
is said 70 have been the cause OF the IRE.
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Fears AxarophsAta,

There il man In the city Iail who thinks
he is in danger Of hydrophobia. He gives
bis name a Dunn. He says he was, during
the summer severely bitten in the leg by .
vicious dog in Kansas City, and that only
recently the wound has become peinful.
The limb IL much swollen ana very painful.
Tne wound was examined by DR.. Few yer.
terdsy. and the proper remedies applied.
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a AotheP,a GPaeF

The pride OF q mother, the Lie and Joy Of
home, are her children, hence hez nief when
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
BILE risk, II they have q Cough. Group or
WhoOping Cough, which lead to Consump.
ton, II yOn do not httend to tt at once. SHl-
Lob CONSUMPTION CURE 10 guaranteed
to cure them. Price 10 cents, SO cents, and
81 For lame Back, Side or Chest, use shi.
lohs Porous Plasta.;. Price Is cents. Sold py
Arnold Hunt weo&w
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County Commissioner Richards yesterday
furnished means wherewith TO bury another
destitute person. he says that he Is con-
stantly beeieged With applications for help,
and that he has to turn many away because
Of scarcity OF funds, and that he can only
disburse funds where he II positive that they
are actually needed.
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Geo. W. Houshtou. ESQ wal,ham, M.ss.

cured after twelve years OF sunefing. DIR.
Chas. Main, Boston. whites: 81 consider II
superior TO any preparation laid down ID
any Textbook With which I am familiar. "
I'm. EOWeo, ESQ, OF Mediation, Grant q
Bowen. rs Pine street, st. Louis, writes In
the Warmest terms of IL 70 his fife nd, Il. A.
Mellier, wholesale druggist, urging that some
more rapid means Of Introducing II 70 the
people OF his city be taken. q d. Batfwin
4 Co. druggists, Washington, Ind say they
never sold . remedy giving such universal
satisfaction Samuel Spinney, Meadow Vale,
n. s., aays Il operated on his ystem in . way
inst nothing ever given him BY physiciAns
had done. Geo. p. DinsmO,e. Boston drug.
gist says that the cure Effected in his case
WAs 90 remarkable that IL seemeds msny
that it could not be true He therefore made
oath 10 IL before Seth J. Thomas, EAQ., JUS
ttce Of the Poaoa.
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SheDled Corn

The corn shelters hum can be heard almost
any time In Clifton. People are beginning
to realize that cObs make too good fuel to be
shipped out Of Kansas for nothing. Last
Monday morning we noticed The rattle Of the
sneiIer al Mr. Berrys cribs where IL will nave
10 stay Tor some time before IL ma axes clear
swa.n of ALI that corn.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
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