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Deniphan Iter.s.

What about vcnnorf Where is his severe winter
As far a. can see. neither overcoat nor heay.
| gloves are very much in demand. With the excep
/ ton Of Saturdays, We have had agreeable weathe
for tho last four reeks and fair ths: chincl
bugs are said to hatch. AZ to the latter report
farmers ought to be glad none Of sEch breed vii
ever do then any harm
| desire TO make a remark, not because usual,
get of in passion. but for certain logical dedue
tons: Deniphan is still alive, and the indication
are that il will he, for some time to como.
Corn in this rrgiou is gathered. to great extent
and the crop is fair. Lansan & Bsushman have
piece of about forty which yields, on aver
| age, sixty bushels per acre.
Threshing 10 also at end, and everybody who
engaged in that business seems to be satisfied
Nessrs Messenger and Curtis say their machine hal
done we'll, and the Low machine has done work I,
the amonni of q 200, for this Surely COOS
showing.
Chickens come home Ito roostl, so do geese snt
ducks. though hot to roost. but rest. Simrods "a,
that sueh game is abundant in this section of tn,
country. Your correspondent believes IL, though b,
has had no ocular proof.
The new road to Atehison, from independents
bridge TO shaap, is being bnlt. now. The Atehisor
Comfy Board Of Commissioners were liberal, and
granted $50, but. as that didn't suffice. the mer
chants of Atchison must supply the rest The,
have four teams at work, and expect to grade
and finish said road within two weeks.
Parties have been numerous. Of late, that YOU
correspondent couldn't afford to keep track Of them
Messrs. Langan & Baughman buy great many
hogs. and good deal Of corn; and, if prices wers
not so fuetuating. they would purchase good dea
more.
The Literary and SOci.i Climb has been very inlns
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AR.l,sieu. Nr,r.pnpe,.

We desire to call the attention of our readers TO
one Of the iarges, abes, aud mnst popular religious
newspapers pubiishcd-cue tina; secarcs the best
writers in this country and Europe. regardless of
expense has the hest and fullest book reviews Of
any paper in the country has able articles upon
financial and commercial subjects: has departments
edited by specialists and devoted to Fine Arts,
Music. Science, Religious Intelligence. Missions,
School and College News Of the Week. Hymn Notes,
the Sunday School, Legal and Saritsry questions,
Biblical Research Isomethins that cannot be found
in any other newspaper in the United s,siesl Farm
and Garden, Insurance. Weekly Market Reports,
ete.-in fact, q newspaper which, with its twenty
two distinct departments is suited to the require
nents of every f,my. -uE,a'nirg fund of inforns-
ton which can net be had in aay other shape, and
having wide circulation all over the country and
in Europe We refer to The Independent OF New
York, nov called THE largest. the ablest. the best
See advertisement in another eoluma- and send .
postsi card for free specimen copy.
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Union Township Items.


Leonard Garteh did not get ever the election; he
is shaking yet.
Some of the boys from here were at Huron last
week. and raised Ned Mt the saloon Of VIM. Normile.
II is too bad. you cant behave yourselves when You
are away from home. Boys, considering who you
arc we mention Names
John swartz has put up new wind mill.
A. W. Waters sold the incest 10; Of hogs We have
seen this fall. Sam. Meyer purchased them.
Something going on, every Friday evening, at the
Mt Vernon school house. Kangaroo court, next
Friday. December lat. Isn't that what you call it.
Mr.. Dusenberry!
Richard wbelan has erected n wind mill. II will
save him much time. and his money is well invested.
The post-office at Normanville will soon change
hands
H. j. Manchester is very low with consumption
John Pauly. sr., has had his house psuted, which
makes it look like new again
Ben. Glen and wife have departed for their new
home, near Seneca. Success to you, Ben.
MrG.ISs
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VALUABLE TOEE.-Wr have a large supply Of
Dr. KeadaiTs book The Iiarse and His Diseases.
one Of the most valuable works FOR farmers 10 be
found IL is a book Of 100 pages containing illnstra
tons showing the appearance of the horse in every
disease or Hilment to which be is subject and by
which any person can tell what complaint is affect
ing sick horse. Ii also contains directions for the
treatment of all diseases, and recipes for making all
kinds Of medicines used in treating horses.
We have copies of the work in English, German,
aud French. Every subscriber of the Chief who has
already paid in advance, who may hereafter pay
IN advance, will be presented with copy of this
book in the language he prefers by calling at the
sdiee and applying for it, sending three cent
postage stamp to have it mailed to him. Persons
not Subscribers can procure copies for % cents.
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Mr. Curtis will soon have his fsh-psnd done, which
will improve his psrs very much.
One of our boys took load Of onions to Atehison.
and asked the price of Du,ehmau, WHO offered him
90 cents he said that he would like TO look around.
and IL he eorld no: get any more, he could have
them; so he went to another place. and got more.
and the Dutchman had him arrested fer not letting
him have them at his own price. We hope that
Dutchuen will end ont that they can't do that way.
All are cordially invited TO attend the Literary,
which comes of once week. Tie question Is,
Resoired That the farmer gets his jus dues which
will be a good question for all 20 think
Taers is talk of getting MP a string hand. or horn
band, or some other kini of band. We think thss
q good band would be of more benefit than daaeins.
CPrsR DrxP.
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THE MODEL NEWSPAPER.
The Inter Ocean for 1883.

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trade ran.noration and economic une-,i,ns will retain
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nra IN rurioas interr.ting and Valuable info-mation
rasd ont br ironr, az sb.riI.rs, IN Wor1dn. Eing
dom dryo Ia The nrorrr.-iyr noy,,nrpt. In which v-
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OF .nria intrrrst Ia farmers their wives and trr sb
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Coapliogtion, uaLnr In purxles enigma, sonnndrums
str All 81 Ebirb are nrraT 10 the paprr, viii giye a.
much .psce a. hitherto to serial aud short stories original
and selected sketches and po-m and with Increased c
tie, for gathering In The share Of ,sI ars 10 New
York and Wa.hngton and eNIsrencr,i -uts
its high standard for enterprise anil accuracy ell depart
ments AZ NV.
Interests Of The VS.. Ia, led In M, work az .yropm.nt
Of both the Northwest and the outhwes and it win con
nus TO make prominent the CHARACTERISTIC features Of the
progress 81 the communities toward Statehood No
paper IN the country has given much attention IN inm
grafton nenis railway and canal race and
PeIty Of the older States and the development Of new
et Secuons' - lhE ~ -. ~ W - A., -, -,
beeAuse II = eehs,ah! INC ne Gu OF nseSslaper
discussion and gaPpng nnheSiiansy Win an ne aaSs
tons mat come before the people has lnet tsPas
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T!)e sas .5as
NEW YORK, 1888.


More people hase fesa iHk by during tne No
Passing tnxh sNsr eeo,e -ince Y. - NJ. -. ~
etnrr p1oisne1 on tis sac o. Iee e.ien -
been borght and feaa 10 any year oy % many men $40
women. 49, ,,.,
are cr-loy inotied th2h peopie ous Eetd anu ii-s
Tak stS TOT the iaiiowlng reasons, among otnss;
Because Us news eoamrs present i9.n .I
vits the geasest oossaole -
tor human klna the eVenpA me ceees Ana .as
wisdom the fhiosopny me potable iony .ne sa sehss
the improving nonsehs-an tne news OF Tue ""u
Because people rave earned that IN -
th1 ths truth 10 thc b.f n its sbilty thrre
sr si,t s~e sy. in me 80 h.frs eicroo a. vel, :.
after about the whales As wen as absut the snail 6sh
the face OF dissent plainly and fearessy when
ported BY general approval The sly has absolutely
purposes the Information Of its readers and
the fartheranee Of the common good.
Because IL is body newspaper No man l. 80 hum
bic that The SIX Is indifferent 10 his welfare and his
No rich that allow injustice 20 be done hir,
No association Of Is powerful enou.h to BE
exempt the strict application % its principles Of night
and wrong.
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~ IIabituai constipation is not only one Of the
most unpleasant but one Of the most injurious con
ditions of the human system and is but forerunnsr
of disease unless removed This is accomplished by
the of purgatives which for the time afford re
lief but after their immediate effects have passed
they leave the system in n worse state than before
To effect a cure it is necessary that the remedy used
should be that not only by lite cathrtc effect re
lieves the bowels but at the came time acts as a
tonic rs to restore the organs to sound, healthy
condition. This "Pricky Ash Bitters" will do. II
removes the cause, and restores health.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Columbiana. Ohio, Dec. 18th, IssO.
B.J KENDALL Co, Gents s-You will find below
eomm-ndation fFUm exprcssman. We sell kendalis
SPAWN Cure and find all who il pleased with H.
You may send advertising matter, and few nice
cards with name on them CoNLEY KING.
b. j. KENDALL Co., Gents:-I am usin. Your SPAWN
Cure for bone SPAWN bought Of Coney King Drug
gists Coumbiana Ohio lind il just the thing 10
SPAWN; the amencss has all left and by further
Of the Cure look for the lump leave The bot
tie worth 20 me ten times the cost.
lours truly, PRANK BELL.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ST.. ISamPson f. prepared 10 ionn
money 10 the Farmers of Doniphan
County on long time. at per cent. In.
serest, and n reasonable commission.
Money may be paid before due and
stop Interest. if the borrower chooses.
No delays in furnishing the money. No
sworn superintendent or application
reauIrcd. Call on him AT tho Office Of
ReeiStcr Of Seeds, ut Sac Court tsou.e.
22dprly. - :. HANPSDN-
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Focal Skaters.
THE KANSAS CHIEF.
SOL. MILLER, Publisher.
Terms:
Advertising Rates:

For ANY other length Of time in accordance with the
above raies which Apply only to regular advertising
Rasness cards Of 5 lines less, Is year.
For lo md trarn advertisements 81 per sIuare FOR
The rt insertion and per square for each snbse
sprcal Notice win be charged % per cent extra and
Editorial advertisements and personal communications
double Price Locals 10 cents line for single Insertion
Scepts Isat line Tor subsequent insertions
=. Eight lines Of solid N0Hparen make one square AL
Fractions Of half n slaare and ever counted full
square
Advertisements requiin. he certified to- viii be ehnrg
ed IN. cost Of certifying in addition the regular rates
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably IN
advance.
low a. the times will admit All job Work must be PAID
for when taken from the Office.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Wilton, MINI. Jan. 18th, is7l.
b. j. KENDALL q Co. GcnfS.-Hsving got a horse book
Of by mail the contents Of which persuad
ed Try Kendals SPAWN Cure the hind leg Of
of horses which badly swollen and could not be
reduced by any other remedy got tive bottles Of Ken
dalls SPAWN Cure Of Preston Lndiuth. Druggiss Of
waseca, which completely cured my horse About i've
years ago had threeyear oil colt sNrvnied very badly
used remedy given in your hoax, without rOwel
ing and say your CREDIT that tho colt Is entirely
cured which il surprise not Gully TO mysef but also 10
neighbour You sent the book for the tIifng
Of IS and II could not gu another like 1t would
take twenty Ave dollars for u.
Yours truly. GEO MATTHEW'S
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GIVE Us REsr.-We swfnl tired Of being
bummed, just before every session Of the Legisla-
turc. by horde of asprants, big and little, to give
them good send-of for some subordinate position
of the Legislature. We do not mind speaking 8
word for a friend TO whom indebted for fs-
yar- or for one who is deserving; but this indis-
criminste putting. when We know or care nothing
abont the borer. is about played out. Don't apply
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Road Notice.
THE 5 saars S eol 5ASsAs' 3ss

CorxII CLyzxs Oryicr
Tkof. November IL iss9-
NOTICE Is b~reby Ejsen that petition was presented
~ To the Bosrd Of Commissioners Of Doniphsn County
kan.z< their meeting the 10Th day Of November
ssking that rod he established thu following ponsz
wit:
Beginning at point sbost fhe.n u5 ros north Of the
half mile the south side of section thirty
an In township four ~ Of twenty 2f thcnce
south 10 the township line between townships four go and
i've 81 thence vest the township ins 90 DetuiisF
oorp~r the east SIDE Of Rock Creek thence IN south
westerly dreeton 70 Rock Greek taenee the
line Of the railroad herce south the east side 81 the
ra;lrusd % the depot
whereapon the aid Beard % County Corni>zio3eS sp
pointed the following named pcr>on- viz JozrPh sehiefx
baum. Thomas LzngsB. and Oliver Edvards A yieuerS
with Instructions 20 meef sf the pi1ee Of b~uning
Friday day Of December lea and proceed
sid rd gre ali parties hearing and make dine report
D~cember. ise9
By order Of Board q co-nfy cenni..icnsrs-
Affesfs ID. W. MORSE.
NOVEMBER ~ lsez-1v. County Clerk
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THE INDEPENDENT.

THx IypRPExpsyr needs only he better known to add
already large list Of hends IL has been Published
for thirt and has acquired worldwide repn
tatiea the best religions and literary newspaper
The ISpErEyDENT 10 deneminational Its creed and
field broader than sect As Christian journal Ia
aim strengthen and extend Evangelical religion and
defend il against the attacks Of Matera-m Atheism
and unbelef 1t is free to approve crtc-- in Of
thu denominations whatever IL believes il designed to s
hinder the progress Of the Gospel % Christ
In civil and political affairs Tue ISDEPIsnKtr viii
tend for sound ideas and principles IL fought against
slavery and tbs Ubiquitous system Of the Oneida Cenmun
~. is fighting against Mormonsm- II believes in
the reform Of the civil service and tariff in the pureaou
Of pses and in cheaper Postage and will maintain tho.s
principles which the highest ethics and best intelligence
requires.
fHE ISpErExpKxr designed to sn all tastes and want
We provide weekly stories by the best magazine writer's
poems BY the Trading poets Of America and England I've
first published America Tenn last po-ml and for
others who look especially for Instruction whether in
Igioos literary educational philosophical sciest1s
articles furnish what Othsr periodical does
We large prices obtain the most eminent writer's
Besides the editorials tEern twenty-five distinct de
partmrnts edited by specialist, which include
Biblical Research Sanitary Legal fne Arts Music Sci
enee Pebbles Personalities Ministerial Register Hymn
Notes School and College Literature Religions Intelli-
grnce Missions Sunday School News Of tho Week. Fl
Commssre Insurance Stories Pnzze. Selections
and Agrcufure. ID Pages in all.
We will report in full Rev Joseph Cocks celebrated
Boston Monday Lectures which will begin in January
Mr. Cook has inst returned from two years trip round
the xof and his lectures this Winter viii sraci greater
attention than
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r Os. Marcun and Charley Bailey will, in q
few days, open out establishment in the room oe
cupied by Pete Dill They will deal in copper lin
ing for the diaphragm. Pete will move into the
Shepherd building, next door to Henry Wheeler'a
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Y 7. b. Peterson & Brothers. Philadelphia,
have just ssued and complete edition of the
works of Mrs. Emma d. +. N. southworth. Her
latest work, ''SelfMade; or, Out Of the Depths,
has just been issued in two volumes, under the
names of "lsbmaeli or. In the Depths" and self
Raised; or, From the Depths the first Of which
gives frontispiece new portrait Of Mrs. South
worth, the other view Of her cottage On the Poto-
mac. This edition is in duodecimo form, and
is complete in fortythrce large volumes, bound in
morocco cloth, with full gilt back, price 81 rs each
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FROM
COL. L. r. FOSTER.
FROM

Youngstown Ohio. Nay 10th. Iseo.
d. J. KENDALL & Co, Geafss-I had a very valuable
Hsmbetonian colt which prized very highly he had
large bone SPAWN joint and small the other
which made him very lame. had him under the charge
Of two veterinary surgeons. who failed TO him
day reading the advertisement Of Kendalis SPAWN
Curr In the Chicago ErpTsss and determined
it, and druggists here send for IT, They
dered three bottles. took them all and thought would
give Il thorough trial used il accounting directions
and the fourth day the colt ceased to be lame and the
humps bad disappeared used but bottle and the
cult limbs free from Jumps and smooth
horse in the State He is entirely cured The
remarkable that let two Of ncighbos have the remain
ing bottles who using u.
VERY respectfully.
l. T FOSTEE
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Never such ruch made for any Drug Store
is at ID. c. Sinclair s. Bros, for Trial Bottle
of DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Cold-. All persons affected with Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, IIoarseness, Severe Coughs, any
affection of the Throat and Lungs, get Trial
Bottle of this great remedy free, by calling at the
above Drug Store.
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II Ben. w. Fleming d Bro, the leading
Matters, have their fall and winter etock
complete. Terms cash. Prices the low
est. 4o7 Felix Street, st. Joseph, Mo.
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u Indulgent parents who allow their children
to cat heartily of high-sessoned food. rich pies
cakes, &c, will have to use Hop Bittcrs to prevent
indigestion, sleepless nights, sctness, pain, and
perhaps, death. No family is safe without them in
the house.
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II The announcement Of Highland University.
for the Winter term will be found in another col
umn. This institution has unlsaded its objectioua-
bic appendsges, and has faculty composed Of tai
ented and popular men, who will do full justice to
all who nafronize il See advertisements
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Y Next Wednesday. December 9Th, is the mp
pointed day for the for transit Of VEINS
to take place. It will probably be cloudy here. II
generally IL, on sush occasions.
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HNTIISI3zszsl


On Real Estate, in suus 30 suit bor'
overs. on five years time. OF less In.
tercst. per cent. per nnnura. Com.
naissiouS reasonable.
sjaaly IL - w. ID. bARt1-Eit.
orth-west Cor 4th Edmond Streets, ST. Joseph, No.
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s,ip One poin, Anc,a.

Gallagher & Coreoran, Highland Station, still the
cheapest. Salt 81 50 per barrel Sugar superior ex-
ira C. ii lbs- f1 4 dollar. Best brown coffee lbs
for dollar; best green coffee. lbs for dollar /;
second best. lbs. for dollar. Everything else in
proportion. Clothing. overcoats hats, caps, and
gloves, tpecialtisa GALLAGHER & CoRcoRAS
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Tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. for sale

Gtae s-ction 10, township l. range u.
NV frcl. scriion G. township }, range 81.
s4sw section 81 township ., range 81.
wine section 81 township >, range Il.
Efsw. sectiun IL, township 3. range 81.
These lands will lie sold reasonable terlns-"ne-
third down. balance in and two years, For fur
ther information, inquire Of
IngETu +. lIANPsOS,
fTisn Oa;cc in Court House.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Rochester, Ind, Nov. 10Th, 1850.
-. KENDALL & Co, Gents Please send US a supply
advertising for Kendzls SPAWN Cure Ii has
good sale here and gives the best Of Satisfaction or all
have sold have learn the nrst unfaVoTabls
report. vsry respectfully.
J. DAWSON 4 SON
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sHILoH's vITALIzER is what you need for con
stpston. loss Of Appetite. dirzine-s. and all synP-
toms Of Dyspepsia Price, 10 and '5een;s per bottle.
The above preparation. for sale D. c. Sinclair
l. Bro, Troy; J. A. Campbell. Severance; A. s
C,npheu Viybl,nd
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Wells Health Remover" Absolute for
nervous debility and weakness of the generative
functions q. at druggists. Kansas Depot McPike
g. Fox Atehison, Kansas.
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" Pleasant weather persistently struggles
against the approach Of winter. and We have touch
ca Of Indian Summer, even now. Do you know why
it isl What did we tell you about the comet, the
ann n nj the fuoop
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Notice.

All persoas indebted TO the under-igned either by
note book account. notified that settlement
must he made by the 6r-t Of Jsnuary. is3 yasisre-
%. n ] nusf have the money. r. A. fLoDfx.
Leoaa. Kansas. Nor. =! fss2.
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KendaI|'s SPAWN Cure.

Republican City. Neh, March aist isso
b. J. KKNpaLL & Co. Genfs,-I tried your Kendall Q
SPAWN Cure and 10 had the desired effect Il cured the
SPAWN which other treatments had failed do did
quite bottle Of your nment After the SPAWN
removed drove the horse and hi- mate 800 mes
from Linn County Iowa HaTln County Nebraska with
Load Of about 500 pounds and made the trip In four
weeks Piess- scpd your Treatise the Horse pTss
Is cents. Respectfully Yours.
JAMES YELLENIC
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Take Notice.

All notes and accounts due me must
be satisfactorily arranged by the 31st
day of December, otherwise they will be
handed to the proper officer for collection.
Come and see me in time.
A. POULET,
nov.30-3w. White Cloud, Kan.
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Rucl,ien,. ArnIcn SAWS.

The Best Salve in the World fer Cuts. Bruises
Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblans. Corns and all Skin Eruptons
and positively Piles. II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, money refunded. Price 2
cents per box. For sale by u. c. Sinclair Bro,
Tray
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New, quick, complete cure days, urinary aztec
tions, smartnk frequent difficult urination, kid
ney diseases. 81, at druggists Kansas Depot, Nc
Pike & Fox, Atchison. Kansas.