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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

CoNCEENING A Boss.-Thc New York Tribune apt
Is styles Senator Cameron "a Mad Boss, and after
the Independent Convention, he truly mad in
more than sense Of the tern--angry that bis
authority in the party should he seriously disputed
and determined Ia go ahead despite the warnin. Of
wiser friends toward that destruction which awaits
thos- Whon tue gods hrst rnder mad that they
might he destroyrd.- just about year ago. Conk.
ling y bigger than Cameron is now. and
apprehenied that his overthrow was TO be
imminent and complete. We remember that the
7ribnae then was using the same language and the
same arguments about his course IL il doing
about Cameron now. The parallel will be borne out
in a similar result, after little time.-Norfh Woles
D<na 4 Rerorsd
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MRS, naLLOY,s NASH.
uofher wemnns. Ha.bnnd-Mr. Wshigas
muth Thinks He Lsves the TEN pera nee Lee.
ture.s, Col. snofdy-. "Ifineranf Tramp"
Better ihan al. Lawfully Welded Wife.

Better ihan tAf. LaWtuty W eoaeo w ifes
WABASH, ISD.. June 26.-[special. IA big sensa-
tion Is asitatns the people Of this city and vi
cinity, The facts. obtained by your eorrespon-
dent, are as follows: About year ago William
wohlgamuth, Of Treaty Station. this county. made
the acquaintance of Mrs. Emma Nailoy. the eelebra
ted Temperance lecturess- Wohisamuth has been
prominent temperance speaker in Northern Indiana,
and was frequently thrown into Mrs Malloys socie
ty. Although he was quite attentive to her, there
were no suspcions of ything wrong. Mrs. Malloy,
this spring, came 10 Treaty to hold series of tenn
peranee meetings. and while in the place made her
home at Wohlsamnth's honsr. Mrs. Wohlgamuth
did all in her power to render her comfortable. and
il noted that he in particular, was constantly nj
her side. For a while after she went away, all wss-
serene M Treaty. But last Friday Mr.. Wohlgamuth
rs he ought. anl thought of Mrs. Malloy than
he did of her. lie said he had determined to leave.
and Nonld makt the YIOlNr provision for her sup
port In vain Mrs. Nolgamuth pleaded with him.
bnt he said his mind made mp. and to-day he left
Treaty. though his destination Is unknown. Wohl
gamuth denies smphatieally, that Mrs Aalloy has
Intentionally broken up bis household. and in
yersaiiun with your correspondents slid he wanted To
bear all the responsibility. He has been n leading
light in the temperance here aud owing TO Mrs
Aalloy's prominence, Nhe'afair has created "A pro
found sensation. There further Developments
pruinised
Your Kansas rraders will remember Mrs. Malloy,
as the woman who rendered Governor st. John such
great service when the prohibition cHmpaisu
last of the Il gislature lObbied the temper
ance laws through to snecessfnl passage. One af
yonr members. think Col. SnOddy. of Linn County.
called her ''ifineraEt tramp, and denounced her
for bringing her dead husbands name before the
public. will telegraph you any news can obtain.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

A French wit has said: 1--WE all strong enough
to bear the misf0Ftunes of others. kinderl scnti
ment is found in Arteinus Wards Willingness To
rifce all Of his second cousins in the late u
why endure the misfortunes of othcr-l Why see
others sacrificed to the Mooch of diseased kidney,
or liver, broken down in health, weak wasted hast
ening Ia the grave, when we know that Hunts Rem
edy is Just the specific that will make perfect
That man with weak hack, l0ns, distressed
feelings lost energy. has disease of the kidneys, and
Hunts Remedy Is just what he needs. Let him moi
he sacrificed, hut tell him the good news Of this
derful medicine.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

~ Why is it that the Chairman Of the Re-
publican State Central Committee was unable
TO secure any free passes over the railroads for
delegates to the State Convention, or any better
terms than II reduction of fare, while T.. \. Nor
rill WAS able to secure free passes for all dele
gates FROM Northern Kansas who were in favor
of him, or whom he supposed could be influenced
in his favori This item will go as a contribu.
ton to the history of the Congressional campaign.
We submit it to Bro. Griffin, of tho Manhattan
NdtioMalisf, to wrestle with.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

= One of the biggest frauds in the country,
is Henry Ward Beeeher. He has been ON ever,
side of every thing, political and otherwise But
a few days since, he was blowing for free-trade
now he is advocating the cause of the striking
irOn-workers. 1t will be remembered that, al
the time of the great railroad strike, several
years ago, Beeeher gave utterance TO the infaR
ons sentiment that bread and water was good
enouSh for laboring men, or words equally
brutal
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29
TnE BLrxpkRs OF AccIpEsr,L PEnsIDEsrs.-Th


subaltern elevated to higher post would win esteem
and renown. not by attacking the memory and an
tasonizing the intention of his fallen leader bur by
taking up the work where it laid down, and
making it his highest aim TO consistently fulfill the
INTERRUPTED task once well begun. We do not Y
peet our Vice Presidents to set up for themselves
with and original devices ambitions, and poll
cies. When President dies, the theory of our Gov
ernment is not that death shall n political
revnlson. hut that the party which succeeded in the
last National contest shall have the full benefit of
ward its objects through the officer who inheriti
the obligation. But for occult reason, acct
dental Presidents shut their eyes TO facts which all
other people understand perfectly y.-iibdas Journal
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

ES' II is well that the Hiawatha Herald had
its laugh last week about Cy. Leland going TO
be scooped for Commissioner, this Fall. The
Herald can appreciate the experience of the boy
that had his fun before ne stuck the pin into the
mules hind leg. However unanimous the select
squad of gentlemen may have been who went to
Missouri to coneoct plans for running Doniphan
County, the returns of the primary election do
not seem to be so one-sided on that side of the
river, as il were.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

~, Extract from letter written TO T. ]. Griffiths,
editor of the l. Drych. a weekly Weleh paper OF
Utica, " Y: As an encouragement to You, since
the advertisement of Kendals SPAWN Cure first ap
pear-d in y"ur paper, many injured miners have
been nsins it. AMI in all in and ar0un here IL
has achieved wonders. ltis perfect success among
injured miners Yours, truly. RICHlRDOwE
..O,ean Mines Pr. Anril ~ lSSl.-
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Delicate Females.

The exsetions of society," added to the cares of ma
ernty and the household, have tested beyond endu-
rance the fra eOnstitiOns which have been granted
the majority of women. To combat this tendency to
premature decline. remedy in the world Possesses
the nonrshing and strengthening properties of MALT
BITTERS They enrich the blood. perfect digestion.
Weaknesses and purify and vitalizc every function
of the female system.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

II They say Uncle johnny Utt hasn't got
near the urgent business down toward Highland,
that be had before the primary election. He
had to go down frequently, to keep Highland
stirred up to give that tremendous majority for
the Morrill, ticket, and to beat the "Sol. Miller
and Cy Leland Cloue-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

y by judicious exercise of his hni-sight,
Mr. Morrill, can now see that the Chief, advice
was friendly, and he had better taken it, when
we warned him not to squander any money on
bummers in Doniphan County, who would try
TO make him believe that they cOuld make good
use of it in buying other bummers. Every dol
lar put into the hands of Doniphan County sore
heads, is total loss.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

II Doniphan County has just missed q soft
thing. Some of the managers of the Morrill,
ticket that wasn't for Morrill,, bnt was for any
body to make vote, proposed to Russ. Williams
to give him the vote of the County, and stick to
him for Congressman, if he wonld pitch in and
help elect their ticket One of the same outfit
made the same offer to Cy. Leland. Two Con-
gressmen at large from Doniphan County, norpi-
mated by delegates elected for Morrill,, would
have been glorious thing if the voters had not
been too dull to see it,
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PERSONAL. TO WEN ONLY,

The VoLTAIc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
DIR. DTEs CEILBRATEB ELEcIRo-NoLrIIc Belts
AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES trial for thirty days
men (yOung old) who afflicted with Nervous
Debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood, and kindred
tion of health and manly yigor. Address as above.
y. B-No risk is incurred, thirty days trial il al
lowed.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29
Rcds of Dawn Feel Hard.

All beds seem hard to the rheumatic. Then. har
ken, We peeyish sufferers, Apply Dr. Thomas Eeec
tric Oil Ia your aching joints and muscles Rely up
it, that you will experience speedy relief saeh
least, is the testimony of those who have used 1t
The remedy is likewise successfully resortcd to fnl
throat and lang diseases, sprIin- bruises, etc Fol
sale by ID. c. Sinclair & Bro, Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

Writes: with n firm. steady hand, mot trem-
bling one.l though my age is nearly eighty, give
NV Testimony TO the value of Burdock Blood Biters:
for twenty years have suffered tOrtures indescri-
liable through dyspepsia indigestion and constira-
tion tried your bittrrs. give Burtiock Blood
nitters the credit for making strong and hearty
Price Il o. For sale BY ID. e. Sinclair Bro, Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29
~ A Wabash. Indiana. disnatch sars that

Y. A Wabash, Indiana, dispatch says that VIM.
Wohlgamuth. leading Temperance speaker. of Trea-
Mall0y, well known Kansas Temperance oratress.
Mrs. wehlgmauth wanted her husband 10 stay: Mrs.
Malloy did not want him TO leave, but go he would
beaten features will have difficulty in believing
that Mr. wohlgamuth is the victim Of what the dis
patch calls "a strange infatuaton."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

u JOHN b. Campbell, of the Hirwatha Horld,
told DoniPhan County man, Friday, that some
people in this County would open their eyes, by
Saturday evening. They did open them, and
saw something. Other fellows closed their ewes,
and felt sick at the stomach.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

country, several weeks ago, that Doniphan
County was going to poll the biggest vote she
ever did at primary election. Well, it was a
tolerably good vote; but it seemed as If, the
bigger the vote got, the worse the Morrill, ticket
was scooped.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

~ The election for County Commissioner did
not off, last Saturday, rs many supposed it
would. That will make another days fun. The
man who intends to run against Leland, can do
coed thing for his family by hypothecating his
remains for sausage meat ready seasoned for the
skillet, to he delivered at the close of the polls
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

In health from any cause. especially from the o:
any Of the thousaSs nostrums that promise 50 large
ly. with long fictitious Testimonials, have fear,
Resort to Hop Bttars At once and in n short time
YOU will have the most robust and blooming health
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

II Who wants the Doniphan County vote, at
the next election Apply early to the "Mana-
ger of the st. Joseph Herald. He is running
this County, and giving away its vote-under a
pigs tail
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

~ The Republicans are always glad to wei
come new reeruits into the ranks; but when a
man comes sore-headrd into the party, and be-
gins with growing about Rings aud Cliques, he
bids fair to become as nsefui and interesting as
the summer COMPLAINT
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

~ The policy hunters doubtless art sorry they
flushed Mr. Blaine. lie turns out TO be n sort of
game they despise. As the Frenchman said "When
you hunt zee lion, you have great sport. but when
zse lion hunt yOu, sarre !T-IHdiarsapolis Nerrs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

II The fellows who were last engaged in
killing of Col. Anthony, at Leavenworth, are
thanking God that they have thumb left, and
can still a little ont of one eve.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

n "Phil. Kelley is going to get it waIed to
him, this time The weather was SO hot, it
melted their wax, just before they got to him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29
QUARTERLY REPORT

Csusty ssperiussndcnt Of Psbiic Instruction,
DoNIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS,
Quarter Beginning Mar 2s aud Ending Jane ~ lsS2.
L-&koel visitafions:
I. District schools visited this quarter, giving mum
ber Of each Distrct-ig. r. Il, g. SC, q, 81, Is,
3sT g. 81 e. q, L. ca, 81 II, u, II, 80, Gl,
- IL, 81 a, 6. g.
Z Total pumber OF yists-2l-
Average length Of time spent in actual school in
spettion-is days
e. No written reports of saeh visits made to the
District Board-ll.
H-.yo. Of Consultations ieith District Bodrts:
I. At the time the District yisited-2
Z. In my Office.
IL-yo days oso. hd, tept op>n County y
IY.-No Of limitations Of Dsfricf ttsris reeords-'
I. No. found kept As required BY Aw-l
We Of limitations Of DisTet TeaSur,rs rse0rds-1
l. No found kept II required by law-2.
2. No. found incorrectly kept.
TL-So J,aoL,Ts' Meetings. dtteaded-2: as tsAors:
I. Where hed-Leena, Highland.
. Date Of eaeh-April 2, May H.
VIT-No. lectures deirerej-Nune. .
TIiL-s the Office supplied g record bsoS suIfdeh Jof As
records required By n, szisfing '-i--
To the Superintendent Of PJie Iss:rTcOE, Topetd.
Kansass-
hereby certify the shove TO he correct statement Of
the work % this or. in the matters herein reported for the
quarter ending this dag.
H. +. SHASER,
County Superintendent
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

II Itis Worth Remembering, and nobody
enjoys the incest surroundings if in bad health.
There are miserable people about to-day, with one
foot in the grave when bottle Of Parker's Ginger
Tonic would do them more good than all the doctors
and medicines they have ever tried. See adv.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

Is Another cyclone in North Western Iowa,
last Saturday morning. Considerable damage
was done 10 the town of Emmetsburg in Palo
Alto County.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

u Those Jesse James Conventions, held in
Missouri, to devise plans to run Doniphan Coun-
ty, don't seem to pan ont we'll Better hold the
next one down in Arkansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29
Good-Bvs, Guiteau /,

As Guiteau will be Up and away before anoth>
er issue of the Chie, IL the rope does not fail to
connect, We bid him affectionate farewell
We herewith give illustration representing
him in his last act, Friday afternoon: 80
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

Hr1owayoted on the prohibitory amendment,
on Tuesday. Indications are that il has carried.
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NEW YORK


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CoNQUERoR
OF ALL KIDNEY DISEASES.

CURES WHEN ALL OTHER MEDICINES FAII.
~ it acts directly on the Aidsey-, Liver and Rsw.
ets restoring thrn NJ 10 hrskhy action. HUNTS
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have testified To having bren cui hy H. when ply eisns
and friends had given them mp lie. DO not delay hut
try once HUNTS REMEDY.
HUNTS REMEDY eayes all Diseases sf
the Kidseys. Bladdev, Urinary Organs, Drop.
| ~, Gravel. Diabetes, and Isesstiseaee and Re-
sensisa Of Urine.
HUNTS REMEDY esres Pal. In she side.
Back, sr Leias, General Debility, Female
Disease., Disturbed sleep, Los. Of Appetite,
Bright's Disease, and all Compininfs Of the
Uriao-l:eaitni Organs.
HUNTS REMEDY quickly induces the Liver
to healthy action removing the that prHce Rii-
lion. Headnehe. Dyspepsia, sesr Stomach,
Costiveue... Piles. &c.
BY the use Of HUNTS REMEDY, the Stomach
and Bowels will speey regain their strength and the
BloGd will he perfectly purified.
HUNTS REMEDY l. prJ<sounced by the best
doctors be the only for all Kinds Of kidney diseases
HUNTS REMEDY Is p,srcts reoetabk and Is =
for Heart Disease and Rheumatism when all ether
medicines fail.
HUNT's REMEDY l. prepared exprs..iy
for the above diseases, and has never beea
known 10 fail.
One trial will eesvisee zen. Fer sale BY ali
Drug gi.ts. Send for Pamphlet To
HUNTS REMEDY CO., Providence, R. !.
Prices, IS cents and s1.35.
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Pedirree and De,crjntiou.

Pedigree and Description.
Robin He's. years old the 18th Of May dark bay oo!
ar II hands high weight ieeo pounds; -rrd BY Young
Robin Hood bsau:ifal dapple hay 15i hands high. and
weighing pounds His colts inheir IN striking de
grpe his Iheeut and kind disposition They nra
riably black bay in rbg He bred In Canada from
Percheron mzFr vsighing 100 psands imPortesl from
Franee In Ion she si-ei BIZ Obj Napoleon whose
weight was i9D TDsn,s Young Esia Haasl sired by
the e-bEaid rtallisiI Old Robin Hd who was out of
N,~k mare the pn.,eTty Of Mr.. w Jordan Low Clay
fhsrp- near Buriingtn Yorkshire She took the hrst
prizs several the Yorkshire and Lincolnshire Ag
rieulfura mestns open all England for being the best
broad in England for breeding horses for agricultural
purra-es She by Black Active. the property of
Mr. T RovlhonSe Jr, HsdlSn Old Hssbia Hood vas got
by Old Eae tlesS dam by Ltfs John grand dam by Old
sprs-Ss J. J. BglDLET, Proprietor.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

Il. IN. "ALbAAhASs
N-OTARY PUBLIC, COSVEYANCER, AND REAL
~ Estate Agrnt White Ci0nd Kansas. Taxes paid f.
RESIDENT; land- locasl and sales Of rrai estate mad
al reasonable rates. SIBehTl.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-29

enriehes the blood and puri6es the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try boule.
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PIERCE & HEATH,

TTOENEYS At LAW. VIII practice in Atcbson
- .I-fsrnn DuiphlI md adjoining Counties. Oshrs.
l aud Commercial Streets Weisrs Atehi-
s.in, Kansas 5juneTs.
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N-UTAEY PCBLIc, Severance. Kansas. ColleetiI
~ done and rrfnifianse- prDEptly made. Deeds, MOI
ga.r and other instrEuHfs OF writing properly draw
iillsiis4- solicited. l5feb-2
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villeure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
ma. kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
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VETERINARY SURGEON. Troy. Esnsas- Office a
No-sri-.- place. Junction rusd. Gapr-l
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BUSINESS CiRDS.
BJSINF.S6 CIN7IN.
BODER BR ROS.,

BAIN INES.GR-5,
6OUTlI- WEST Of the Public : Iuarr Tfuy Kan
- sas Loan mpiiry buy nntUs ssi ,xshangc ou pnci
pal etr hu and Scli CoInty Warrants Gold silver sc
aud rre'iy- br,SSii- BODEE EROS
Iiiuly13.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-18
CoNKLING,S ASSAILANTs.

On the first page of the current number of Puck
appears colored print, in which the conspicuous
figure is a likeness of Mr.. Conkling He is repre-.
sonted with cloven feet, as resting on n pedestal
the base of which is labeled "Guiteau" 1t consti-
tutes the weakest effort ever made by a journal
that has acquired something OF reputation for
wit. The cut is conspicuously coarse and vulgar
and of character to excite appreciation only
when hanging on the walls OF bawdy- house or
In the Office of Half Breed Journal 1t is in strict
keeping, however, with the dirty guerrilla fight
which has been waged upon the distinguished
New York statesman by his Republican enemies
Prompted by hatred as malignant as reptiles
the Halt. Breeds have basely slandered this man,
before whom, few short months since, they were
proud to PROSTATE themselves their bellies and
crawl. The ostensible motive for this hatred is
Mr.. Conkling's opposition to some of the appoint
ments of President Garfield. The real motive may
probably be found IN a Jealousy as contemplate
and as powerless rs that which barking jackal is
lion.
In spite of all the swapping and snarling at his
heels in spite oftho brass Mounted lies that have
been repeatedly uttered against him, the name OF
Roscoe Conkling Is still untarnished. While other
men who entered politics with him poor have
mum and are to-day reckoned as millionaires, the
New York statesman is still poor, and at the age
law TO gain livelihood. He has treated his con-
temptlble slanderers with contemptuous silence,
ana MS silence has provoked renewed onslaught.
Unlike those who have vainly striven to be his
peers, he has made no effort to advertise his vr-
tues In cards and over his own signature. He has
been above all political trucking and for this has
he excited the envy of the obscene truckers. A
nastier fight was never waged upon an American
citizen than has been waged upon this man, and
at every renewed attack he only becomes the
more firmly entrenohed in the good opinion of
the American voter If tho Half Breeds and
other of the amalgamated politicians continue
their kicking, 1t need not be matter for surprise
III within the next three years they kick Mr. Ros-
eoe Conkling into the White House.-NetO FORK
ILeralkd