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THE STATE UNIVERSITY AND PRO-
HlBITION.

LAWRENCE, KAN, Jan %, 1882
EDITOR CHIEF:- your issue of the 18th inst, n
correspondent from Lawrence proposes to give the
facts about the connection of the University with
the liquor prosecutions, and says the students signed
the petition for the city ordinance and eight nine
of them visited the saloons and bought whiskey, hut
never tasted it till they did in Court, &c
If your correspondent will call upon the Police
Judge, he will learn from him and his notes of the
testimony that the students testified that they not
only bought liquor and cigars, but drank and
smoked as well. do not pretend to say that the
spies and nforners told the truth in Court in the
saloons but what they said is matter of record but
if what other students and of the faculty say
true, the saloon samplers must be great liars This
work of the University is bearing s legitimate fruit
Their ordinance for which the students petitioned,
has been abandoned by the prohibitionists them
selves ard they have taken n ease to Baldwin
City, before Justice of the Peace. Report has il
that all the members of the faculty who advised
with the students to he subpGnaed as witnesses
for the defense, and the Chancellor and of his
colleagues will probably have ten days or two
weeks vacation from their proper duties. But
suppose the end justifes the means, the govern
ment of the University desires to all tempta
tion from the paths Of those under their charge.
How many of TIE students or faculty are in danger
of yielding and being ruined, l not informed:
but suppose it will be easier, in their opinion, to
remove all the saloons out of their way, not only
in Kansas but wherever these weaklings may go in
the world, than educate them properly in regard
to the of intoNicants.
When the temptations of the saloon removed,
they should turn their attention in another direction
The good book informs that the temptations of
women are as dangerous to the unsophisticated
wine, and lest there should be some unfortonate
student who can not indulge in the society of the
young ladies of the institution without falling, pc
titisn should he started by the young gents, to have
the City Council prohibit all the good looking young
ladies from entering the University and from resid
ing in Lawrence. And then, lest there should be
some young lady in danger of falling through the
evil eye of some unregenerate gent, let the lady
students petition the City Council to prohibit the
tendance of all good-loOking young II is true,
that but comparatively few are tempted by the at
fractions of wine, women, fast young men, for we
read that is in danger, except when driven
away by his lust, enticed; yet, for the sake
Of such few. il would to he the duty of the
University to make n clean sweep Of all the saloons,
the bewtehing girls and fast boys about Lawrence.
They should either do this, send the weaklings of
their flock the institution for the feeble minded,
under the charge of Chancellor Green at the other
end of Dread Hill. JosEPH.
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CONTINENTS OVER Mr.. BLArNEs PUNCH Bowl
On Thursday, Mr.. Blaine turned over the Depart
r1ent of State his successor, Mr.. Frelnghuysen,
and in the evening he invited the memberr of the
diplomatic corps to his hospitable home Fifteenth
Street, Washington, that he might introduce them
TO the new Secretary of State. A collation. was
served in the dining room. When Mr.. Blaine es-
corted President Arthur the table. he handed him
a glass of punch. saying: "Mr. President. drink
to the success Of your Admnistrationr And l. in
return. remarked the President, drink to the
cess of yours This reminded gentleman present
of an incident Mt the Yorktown celebration. A few
gentlemen were speaking. one night, of the bi-cen
tcnnial, q hundred years thence. when President
Arthur remarked: 'One of your grcat-grandchiL
dren will he President, then. Mr.. Blaine - -Ahr'
replied the Secretary. Il don't propose to wait that
long ~ PnriLnnd Press.
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II We learn, from the Central STATE, that it
now has the largest circulation of any paper ever
published in Doniphan County. As it puffs every
man that subscribes, it has about forty-six sub
scribers. The highest point ever reached by any
other, was about IS. The question in arithmetic
that we would like to have answered is, How
long will it take a paper suspend, even with TO-
600 subscribers, il Q 900 of them pay in whiskeyf
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MRS. SUREATT AND GUITEAU.-It has been sug-
gested, by way of contrast with the Guiteau trial
sixteen years ago a woman who was, at worst only
u constructive partner in the assassination of Pres
dent, sat manacled hand and foot before the tribu
nal which was tryin. her." That n military
trial. conducted when the passions excited by the
war were still hot, and the laws. long silent had
hardly begun TO assert themselves. Long. long may
II be before there will he occasion for another trial
like that-Hasfo,l IHr,rfisrr
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BLAISEIsN THE POPULAR THISG.-If Mr.. Blaine in
vented ..Blainesmr with eve strengthening his
personal popularity and influence in this country he
did very clever thing, and nothing could better
serve his turn than such language that which we
cite from the London Times and NeIcs and such ac-
tion as Chilli is reported, to-day to have taken in
Peru. As matter of fact, however Mr.. Blaine will
be found, we suspect, to have short of rather
than to have outrun the public feeling of the
try. President Arthur is not likely TO make his re-
tiring exSecretary present Of the immense popular
prestige which will be commanded by the first
American statesman who resouely affirms the right
and duty of the United States control the issues
Of peace and war in the New World.-y. Y World.
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~ A lady correspondent of an Eastern paper
tells story to the effect that Conkling, several
years ago, received painful injury in the back,
by falling on the steps of the Capitol; that he
has concealed his afiiictiOn from the public, but
il often brings him TO his bed, and threatens a
fatal result; and TO this cause is due much of his
irritable temper, and his determination to retire
from public life. We guess the matter with
Conkling is, that lie got his back broken by the
New York Legislature, early last Summer.
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e The February number of Our Little Ones
and The Nursery has arrived, containing choice
variety of handsomely illustrated stories and
sketches for the little folks. Every family with
small children can afford to have it. Only sl.5O
a year. Published by the Russell Publishing
Company Boston, Mass.
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On Thirty DnYs, Trial.

We will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Volta
ie Belts and other Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days To young men and older persons who
are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality
etc. guaranteeing speedy relief and complete resto
ration OF vi,or and manhood. Also for Rheumatism,
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Ruptures. and many other diseases. Illustrated
pamphlet sent free. Address voltaie Belt Company,
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~ A member of the State Senate says that if
an extra session of the Legislature is called, it
can transact all necessary business in ten days.
How ara you, ten daysf Happy to make your
acquaintance. Tho Legislature could not get
through with bosh and buncombe, and down to
work, in ten days.
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F We hope that a newspaper is not always
an index to the character of the people of the
community in which it is published. We do not
believe that the people of Atdhison are all
thieves. Last Thursdays Globe is pretty well
filed with articles taken from the Chief and
published rs original.
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n We learn from the Central State that George
Mauck has been choking somebody. The only
person that we know of in the County, of that
name, is one of the proprietors of the White
Cloud Mills. He used TO be a quiet, peaoeable,
gentlemanly boy, and We are ssrry to hear that
he has taken 10 choking people.
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yisihI. Improvement.

Mr.. Noah Bates. Elmira, v. Y. writes: About
four years ago had an attack of bilious fever and
never fully recovered. My digestive organs were
weakened. and would be completely prostrated for
days After using two bottles of your Burdock Blood
Bitters the Improvement was visible that was
aStonished. l can now, though 81 years Of age. do
a fair and reasonable days work" Price leo, trial
size 10 rents For sale by ID. e. Sinclair Troy.
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~ When Guitean ioned'the Oneida community
he notified his friends Of the fact by writing: I am
in with Jesus Christ Il Co., and am working for
them" Shortly after st. John identified himself
with the prohibtionsts he said TO II Chicago report
er: II have taken God into partnership and by his
help l will win" Comment would he hollow
mockery.
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u We noticed in paper long article with
a sensational heading, announcing great excite
ment and eommotion In Rochester. On reading
it, We learned that the excitement was caused
by man being cured Of liver complaint by the
Use of patent medicine.
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F. II. Drake. Esq, Detroit, Mich, suffered beyond
all description from skin disease, which appeared
on his hands, and face, and nearly destroyed his
eyes The most careful doctoring failed to help him.
and after all had failed he used the Cuticura Reso
vent blood purifer) internally, Cuticura and Cuf
cura Soap (the great skin curesl externally, and
cnred, and has remained perfectly well TO this
dav
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-26

D mastery rcassertion of the Monroe Doctrine
is contained in the letter of Secretary Blaine Min
lister Lowell proposing the modification of the Clay
tonBulwer Treaty. Ii is dignifed and diplomatic
TO degree not expected from positive man, and
next to the needed abrogaton of the treaty. covers
the case most fuy.-Phiadelphia Iaquir,r
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Trouble saved.

Ii is remarkable fact that THOMAS ECLECrRIc
OIL is good for internal external use For dis
eases Of the lungs and throat. and for rheumatism
the best known remedy. and much trouble is saved
by having it always on hand For sale by ID. C..
Sinclair Troy.
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rS- Guiteau obtained consent to make his
wonderful speech to the jury, but experienced
a choking sensation while delivering il. Let us
hope that coming events cast their shadows
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Burdock Blood Bitters Bring Back health, when
the Body Is Badly disor'lered BY impure Blood.
Biliousness. indigestion, constipation Dyspepsia
and other Bad disorders, cured by Burlock Blood
Bitters. Price $780, trial size 10 cents For sale by
ID. C. Sinclair Troy
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Y st. John is in Pennsylvania, telling what
u success prohibition is in Kansas The City
Council of Troy has done more to stop drunken
ness than st. John in all his speeches and proc
lamations
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fF HIS enemies insist that Mr.. Blaine is still 'In-
triguing for the Presidency" Whether he is or is
not it is certain that those who do wish him TO
be n candidate are doing more to keep him before
the people" than those who would have no special
objection TO sec him nominated.-Iibdny EceHiHg
Journal
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" Now we understand it all Our Highland
itemizer informs that the editor of the Central
State was once bitten by mad dog. He has TO
drink lots of whiskey, 10 keep the virus neutral
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-26

II DR.. Troughton, Of Seneca, whose hobby is
opposition to vaccination, and who has been
hammering at it, off and on, for some years, en-
braces the present smallpox boom to give anoth-
er grind at his hobby. DR.. Troughton may us
we'll attempt to whistle down a cyclone. The
testimony of the most eminent physicians of the
world, and the experience of millions, will have
more influence than DIR. Troughton's scolding.
The present smallpox epidemic is the result of
too many people practicing DIR. Troughtons
teachings.
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Notice by Publication.

In the District Court Of the second Juicia District of the
State Of Kansas sitting within and for Donipan County
Franklin Babcock, Plaintiff
David Fleming Defendant.
fUNO David Fleming the zbove named resident De
Il fendRnt: You are hereby notified that have been
sued by the above named Plaintiff Rrankln abeock who
commenced his action against you by ng his petition
the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court within and fur
Donphan County state 81 Kansas the eth day Of No
yember A. d., isel and caused q orl-r Of at
taehm-nt and garnsh-- process 10 be issued You
further notified On dsmur To sail petition Of Paint
ihs bsforr the I'D day Of February 4. d. I-s2
said petition will be taken true and Judgment will
be rendered against you aacottiingy. the nature Of
which Judgment will he that the said Plaintiff have
and Of AMI frUm the Of fteen hundred and
forty i've dollars and interest from the date o filing said
petition b~drs the costs Of this action also that il be
ordered and auded that all property atarhr in this
tian be sd. and the proceeds applied Ia satisfy ai jndg
ani thst the debts owing To yOu by the following
named rni-hees in this action MS-s- Il Miller Martin
/. Zimmerman. James Ryan Ole Bfuu-on. Milton F.
and all other sarushee be paid in IN the Clrrk af this
Court and the pToes- applied in satisfaction Of said jug
m@nt and and -neh other further dirrEt ORDER
Judgment relief n shall be inst and proper.
FRANKLIN BABCOCK-
By A PgRRI and NATHAN PMcE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
January T. iss2-5w. Prs fee, en- 60.
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r. Mr. Blaine gave dinner, one day last
week, at which President Arthur was a guest.
Where's Grant! Arthur needs drilling.
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IF The Salina Herald has the lifts. II lifts
up the banner of ST John fay- did term.
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Y The National Board Of Health has declared
smallpox to be an epidemic throughout the
United States
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~ The country is afflicted with a second dose of
morbid sentlmentality from the divorced wife of ui
teau. There seems to be nobody connected with this
dreadful business who has any healthy sentiments
lefty. y. Tribune.
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Service by Publication.

StFSItt ID! fUU1ICufEOHs
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dstrit
and for Doniphan County. State of Kansas.
Dora Crushing. Plaintiff
John Gro-hong. }Defeniant
NOTICE.
IOHN GROSHONG NONRESIDENT defendant. You
% hereby you have been sued by Dora
-hong in the District Cnur Of DOnphan Cauny in the
STATE Of Kansas that she filed her petition Ia -a action
In -zid Court IN. 5th day of January A d. and
that yon must denur Ia said petition BE-
the I'D day Of February ls>2 IL will be taken
true and jnd will b. aorordngly rendered sgaiB-t
divsreng sd plaintiff frum You and r.oriag her To
her maiden Dora Dvvaulf and for e1-ts of .nii
THOS. W. HEATLEY,
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff
January - ls72-iw Prs fee 90 90
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PSORIASIS


IL Carpenter Esq, Henderson y. Y, cured Of P-or
-i sc Lepr-s Of twenty standing by the CUIICU
"A kEsoLyENr (blcod pursrl internally and CrucrRA
and CUIlCusA Soar he great skin externally The
most wonderful case record Cure certified TO before
Justice OF tbs peace and prominent citizens All afflicted
testimonial in full
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Administrator's Notice.

Estate Of JUL. A. Tuthill DeceAsed.
nN the Ilth day Of January is2 the undersigned was
" appointed by the Probate Court Of Doniphan County,
Kansas Adnnisrzfor Of the Estate Of julia A Tufhil
deceased An per.ns indebted 10 sAh Estate VIII make
Immediate payment the uDdegred; and those having
Chains agznsi the Estate viii present the required
BY lkr.
II r. wIxN. Adaini.sr.ssr.
y..u.sy Is. ises-s-. PTsfse a.
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llticura

VNHE CUTICURA TREATMENT for tn. errr of skin
Seap and Bsd Diseases, consists in the internal
u oCnsCA EE~oLsE>i. the blood purifier and the
external use OF CrTicJR and CUIcUKA soar the great
skin cures
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-26

~ William 7. Adams, better known as "Oliver
Optic, has published his seventy fifth book.
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SKIN DISEASE
SKIN HUMOR
CUTICURA


Remedies for sale By all druggists Price CUrIcu
RA Medicinal Jelly small boxes, soc large boxes o.
CUncuRA RE-oLvKSr the Blood Purifier 81 per bottle
CUncuRA MEDICiSAL ToiLEr SOAR 25c: CUnCURl MEDlri
AL SHAVING SOAP lSc in bars BARRIERS and large con-
sum-rs J9c. Principal depot.
WEEKS POTTER Boston, Mass.
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Dr.. Fraziar's Root Bitters.

Frazier's Root Btters not a dram-shOp whiskey
beverage, but are strictly medicinal in every
They act strongly upon the liver and kidneys keep
the bowels open aud regular, make the weak strong
heal the lungs, build up the and cleanse the
blood and system of every impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush Of Blood to the Head, tending
TO Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Dropsy
Pimple- and Blotches Scrofulous Humors and Sores
letter Ring Worm, White Swelling, Erysipclas Sore
Eyes and for young men suffering from Weakness
or Debility caused from imprndence, and TO females
in delicate health. Frazers Root Bitters are espe-
cially recommended.
DIR. Frazier: ! have used two bottles of your Root
Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness and Md
ney Disease, and they did me more good than the
doctors and all the medicine ever used. From the
first dose took began to mend, and | am in
perfect health, and feel well rs ever did con-
sider your medicine one of the greatest blessings
MRS. VI. MARTIN, Cleveland, o.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle.
HENRY & CO., Sole Propr's,
e. vesey Street, New York City.
ID. G. SBNCLAIR,
l3octly. Wholesale and Retail Agent, Troy, Kan.
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QUARTERLY REPORT
Csansy snperinses dest Of Public Iasiruetien,
DoNIPHAN COUNTY. KANSAS
Quarter Beginaiag OFT ], and Ending Dee. 81. 1881


L-Sekool Valuations:
l. District schools visited this quarter giving num-
ber Of each Distrct-l, n &. . %, q, 10, 90,
y, n q, O. .. J, a. ~ -. D. I. 6l. @, "A -,
II II, q. 1e 60. :, H. 20, 8, a. q, a. u, Il, 90.
n g g. Il a.
Q Total number Of vist.-s5.
Average length Of time spent in actual school in
spection-I days
q No. Of written reports Of such visits made to the
District Bozrl-3s
H-yo Of Consultations ,-idL District Bsards.
I. At the time the District vi-ited-7.
. In nv ofsee-2
W-No days ce, has bern hept open at County S>af:-o
IT-yo. e( eramiaafoAs Of Dtsr Cierfs reo0nts-None
this quarter.
T-yo Of Erdniaatefs ef Disfrf rreassr-s reoords-S
I. No found kept rs required by hv-l
. No. found Incorrectly kept-l
TL-yo. TeaeAers Iestsn9s atfeaded-2; a. follosrs:
I. Where hrld-Troy.
2. Date Of eaeb-Ocfober e. and November Il.
vIE-No Lcfuu deiir,ref-NoBe.
reconds Repaired By ns ezisias iar Yes
70 s a< Superintendent ef PsSle IastretiOa Iepsta
Kansas.-
hereby certify the above be statement Of
the work Of this Office in the herein reported the
quarter ending this day.
Dated .; Troy, this 18th day Of January. issa
H. +. SHANER
County Superintendent
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SALT RHElIM

Win Mcdonald. asa Dearborn ST., Chicago, gratefully
lodges cure Of Salt Kheum head, neck
and legs Tor seventeen years. not able walk except
On hands and knees for year; able help himself
or eight Years tried hundreds Of remedies: DEBTORS pro
nouned his hopeless; permanently cured BY Cuticua
Re-olvent bluod purer internally Cuticura and
uenra Sap tthe great skin curesl externally.
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can be prevented and cured by keeping the stomach
liver and kidneys in perfect working order There
Is no medicine known that that win do this quick
" a11 surely without interfering with ycur duties,
e Rxrkers Ginger Tonic. See advertisement.
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Notice for Divorce.

Notice for Divorce.
In the District Court for Donphan County State Of Kansas
clari-sa J. Heater. Plaintiff
Oliver D. Heater 5Defsndan,
FuNHE above named defendant is hereby notified that he
has been sued by said plaintiff in the District Court Of
Donphan County Kansas and that he must answer or de
mur 10 the petition he by said plaintiff nr before the
2th day of March, is2 said petition will be taken as
and decre- divoicng her from said defendant and
awarding her the cu-ty Of the minor children William
d. and Ralph E Heater will be granted accoriingly.
:. l.. RYAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
January 81 Iss2-iy. Prs fee, S5.
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QUARTERLY STATEMENT

OF Hnds the County Treasury for the Quarter saSsns
JGRRdry &1d, Iss;1
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A TTOBNEYS AT LAW. VIII practice IN Atrhis
"A Jefferson. Donphan and adic ming Cauutis-. On
corner Oh AMI Commercial Streets over wcbcr's Atc
son. hAisas- frue5s