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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18
The h.,aa says the Hiaxatha Herald, has

ny tIt fiIiNHtna HfTdld shas
never said that liquor is not sold in Hiauatba It "a
sold herr Too much Is sold. This is true II is too
true. We could wish the statement ~ r.ts"
And yet the drunkenness here is not 1.-THE Of
that which may be seen in many other pace.; Marys-
VIE for instance Falls City for another instance an
haii: Troy los about two instances and a half
In this connection we viii state few facts and nj
low our readers TO draw their own conclusions Hia
Matha has no saloons. Marysville Falls Cify and
Troy have. The Hiawatha Herald adyertises for
sale great deal of city and country property The
harysyiii Falls City and Troy papers do no;-4tcA-
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- The horrible story comes from Milwaukee,
that the waiter girls at the Newhall House were
locked in their rooms, and were roasted without
being able TO help themselves. The proprietor
was in the habit of locking them in their rooms,
Of nights, to keep them from heins the prey of
the commercial drummers who stopped there.
That was literally from the fryiuG-pan into the
fire. But, by way of excuse. the landlord is said
To be a conscientious Baptist.
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H,ErrELp's sLaypEKrr, RrnrKrn-Tb.r,

HaRFIELD's SLaNDEREEs REBUKED-There can be
no Iuistnkng the significance of this enornaus Dem.
ocratic majority. The temperance question IN
Isouhtedly bad great effect. but ii cannot he
held responsible for revolt Of such proportions The
cause hes deeper than that, and has a wider appii.
cation Thousands Of Republicans did not 20 to The
polls on the Western Reserve. the stronghold of
Rrpnhlican faith and purpose, there was an unpre-
cetlrnted falling of in the Republican vote That
tails tue story Tho State of Garfield has refused to
eErr: itself in an of To sustain the course Of th,
administration. which has devoted itself chiefly TO
nndoing the work that Garfield began, and whose
chief supporters have busted Themselves mostly in
slanderins Garheld's memory.-N. Z Trib,Inr
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

tooD FOR MEDTTATIoN-Repreresenta Kasson.
OF Iowa who has Just been reelected 10 Congress b
a good majority. has arrived in Washington did
yon ever hear Gorschakofs celebrated mot uttered
Jnst after the Russian arms had suffered erushin
defeat g be asked New York TTibua, correspon-
aent HE said. Russia does not sulk: she me,tates
well Ia my opinion, the Republican party does not
snik II meditatess and as one meunher ~ IL i fr5
plenty Of food for meditation Just now
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18
KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Wilton. Nina. Jan iIth Is-i.
Z. j. KENDALL Co Consolidating got a horse book
of YOU by mail the contents of which persuad
ed me to try kenlal SPAWN Cum the hind leg of
of my horses which badly swollen and could be
reduced by other remedy got bottles Of Ken
dali SPAWN Curr Of Preston & Ludluih Druggists
Waseca, which completely cured nv horse. About hve
years had three colt swerued very badly
used remedy given book, without rowel-
ing and must credit that the colt il entirely
cured which il surprise not only To myself but also TO
my neighbors You the book for the tTihing
of p and ii could got another like it would
not take twent i've dollars for IT,
Yours truly. GEO MATHEWS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18
A Strange Symptom,

Many men and women apparently cnjoy ing robust
health, and capable of enduring much hard labor
without fatigue. can walk mile after mile without
weariness; and yet, when they come to stand sfiH
ind Themselves looking for place to sit down. the
first thing Why is this! Reader this is one of the
sure symptoms of kidney disease. Ii should never
be neglected. Take Hunts Remedy at once-atonnr
Your life is in danger. Hunts Remedy, the great
kidney aud liver medicine, will save it,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

IL Among the wicked acts predicted, in case
Click was elected Governor, was the destruction
of the Kansas hattle-iiags in pos>sss"n VI the
State. As he has appointed Cot. Thomas Moon
light, who fought under those flags, Adiutant-
General, we presume that buggabon will CEASE
To cause dsquiet.
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KendaI|'s SPAWN Cure.

Republican City, Seb. March JIst. IssO
Il. j. KENDALL & Co, Gsa,zs-I tried Your Kendall,
SPAWN Cure and had the desired effect IL cnred the
SPAWN which 9th, trratmsnt- had failed did not
use quite one botte Of your Hmrnt After SPAWN was
removed drove the horse and his 900 niles
from Linn County Iowa to Harlin County Nebraska with
load Of about 2oo pounds and made the trip in four
weeks Please send Treatise tho Horse price
. cents Respectfully yours.
JAMES YELLENIC.
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.s"Figures notialvays facts but the incop,ro-
yertible facts concerning kidney-wort are better
than most figures For instance: lit is curing eve
most popular medicine We sell" In sbonIJ h. bv
right for no other medicine has such specific action
on the liver, bowels and kidneys Do nat fail N
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

II The Milwaukee horror was almost repeat-
ed at st. Louis, Sunday morning. The Planters,
House was discovered to be on fire. aud. aItbougb
.he house wns saved, three servant girls were
burned TO death
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IL 1t possible that Mr. Godfrey is up and at work.
and cured by simple a remedyi"
81 assure ycu it is true that he is entirely cured
and with nothing but Hop Btters; and only ten days
ago his doctors gave him up and said he must die -
We'll a-tlay. That's remarkable! will go this
day and get some for my poor GeOrge-l know hops
are good"
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q The Lawrence Tribune is dead again. 1t
iswell. IL supplied no public want, and even
its patent medicine advertisements were dead.
Lawrence has the poorest outfit of newspapers
Of any town Of its size in America.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

2 Gov. Cullom, of Illinois, will take the
place of Quinbus Flestrin, or the Man Mountain,
known as David Davis, in the United States
Senate. He has been nominated by the Repub-
lican caucus.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

y If the present Legislature is like most of
its predecessors, it was a good idea to elect Col
snoddy Speaker. If they become unruly, he is
big and stout enough to whip the whole outfit
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

II The proprietor of the Newhall House bar
at Milwaukee, has been arrested ON the charge
Of setting the house fire, and the evidence
against him seems to be pretty strong
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

" miner in Utah, who broke his neck. a
few days ago, is still alive. There are strange
instances of this kind. that are well authentiea-
ted. A man in Kansas, named ST. John. had hi.
neck broken. early in November, hut is stiu
alive
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KendaIl's SPAWN Cure.

Winthrop, Iowa, Nov. I'd 1890
Il j. KENDALL Co, Gents s-Encosed please fnd %
cents for treatise the Horse and his Diseases
have been using SPAWN Cure OF horses for
bone SPAWN One bottle entirely cured the ameness and
removed most all the bunch.
Yours respectfully,
LEROY NJ GRAHAM
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

COiumbilna, Ohio. Dec. 18th. lSs0.
b. J. kESpALL Co. GcEts.-You viii lind below = r.
cummendatinn fTom eNpTrsSman- We sell Kenlalls
SPAWN Cure, and tnd all who it pleased with
You may send Us advertising matter and few nice
cartl- with nzme them. CONLEY & KING.
b j. KENDALL < Co, GcHts II usn. yauT SPAWN
Cure for bone spaTin tbough Of Conley a King Drug
gsts Columbiana, OhiOJ hnd it Just the thing
SPAWN the lamsnrs has all lc my maTc and Uy further
Of the Cure look Tor the lump to leave The bot
tie worth q uIe trn times the cO-i
Yours truly, FRANK BELL
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Of CoURsE.-ln connection with the defalratiou
m 81 the treasurer Of Tennessee to the amount of s0O
W. We near expressions of surprise as he is credit
Gu Win having borne an excellent character for
,Sen,y years or course, it is these men Ike Col
aarsh FOLK who take twenty years TO build up their
ehaaeters Of iiehing as he did
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Heartily Recom m.nacd.

Don't condemn good thing because Won have been
deceived by worthless nostrums. Parkers Ginger
Tonic has cured many in this section Of nervous dis
orders and We recommend il heartily TO such suffer
er--Nctrs
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CINcINSATi, January THE CG-ette's Mount-yer-
non, Ohio, special says: Mrs Stillwell has made
still further confession that she murdered her mo-
ther at Ottumwa. Iowa. after she had been injured
IN railroad accident. She says she is guilty Of 9th
er crimes which she will not divulge When asked
of what her father died. she said she cut his threat
Her father mysterioIsly disappeared. Physicians
pronounce her Of sound mind
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

u Milwaukee furnishes the latest borror-
and an awful one. The Newhali House, a large.
six-story hotel, in tha; city. was burned, about
two o'clock on "Wednesday morning of last week.
and over eighty inmates were burned 70 death
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Rochester Ind. Nov. 30th lss0
b. j. KENDALL Co, G6afss-Plrasr send a supply
of advertising matter for kenda- SPAWN Cure IL has
good sale here and gives the best Of satisfaction Or all
We have sod have Vet To learn the hrst UnfIvoTsbc
report Very respectfully
J. DAWSON 4 SON
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z. z. xAUTa,
WAGON SHOP
TROT, EANs4S.
WagnOS, BuggiGS, and Agricultural implements
MADE AND REPAIRED.
An work will be well and promptly done snd all charge.
made reasonable zsEOv s5
Administrator A Notice

Estate OF u H. Emerson DeceaSad.
NOTICE is hereby given tha; the 18th Of D,cemsr
~ l--2 the undersigned appointed by the Probate
Court Of Donphan County Kansas Administrator of the
Estate Of d. NJ Emerson, late Of said County deceased
All persons indebted To said Estate notified
payment TO the undersigned and all persons having claims
against the Estate required to exhibit them allow
ance within from the date of sid letters thew
may be preclndd from any benefit such Estate: and II
not presented within time years Um said date they will
be forever bEfTed. =.
Troy. Kansas. January q lssl
". II. FoRSCROoK Administrator.
January I, lssj-Sw. Prs fec, q.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

The LEGIsIATrRE.-The Legislature adjourn
ed, Friday. until Tuesday, to give the Speaker
time 10 arrange his Committees. Met Tuesday.
and reelected I. Dwight Thachrr State Printer.
The speaker announced his Committees. and
now, it is presumed, work will begin. At any
rate il ought to.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

II See the advertisement of the St. Joseph
Gazette. Those who want wde-awake, uncom-
promising Democratic daily weekly paper.
should give the Gazette a trial.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

y The manufacturers of the Budweiser beer
have failed. st. John is avenged at last-he
mas found that Apponattox.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

- Resuhnission is not the panacea. and will do
the State good: the party good. The only pan
acea for all is = constitutional convention
-EcdrcAtrorh Press.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

~ DIR. B"hrer is n member of tile Legislature
From the way he starts ont, the name rxpress,s
II
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure

l. in its effects and mild in Its action a. il docs pot
blister yet Is penetrating and powerful TO reach every
deep seated psin remove bony growth other en-
largements such sayiDs spuf- eurbs eaous suains
swengs and lsenes- and enargements of ;he oin-
or limbs or for Fheaumatism in and for any purrse
for which iinment y used for beast Ii l. now
known 10 be the best niDsnt for man ever use acting
mild and yet certain In its effects
send address for Illustrated Circular which We think
gives positive proof OF It's virtues. No remedy
met with such unqualified oar ledge for
beast a. well As
Pres 81 per bottle six bottles for g. An Druggists
have or can get u for t viii be sent 20 ad
dress on receipt of price by the proprietors DE- b j.
KENDALL 4 CO. knosbuFgh Fall, Va
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Milwaukee. Wis, Jan. sth, lssi.
h. J. KENDALL Co. Cent? IL have the highest opinon
of kendals SPAWN Cure. find il equally good for many
other troubles named by you AMI particularly for
ing enargemenf-.
Yours very truly,
G. 7. BRADLEY.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

tF- The Republicans of Indiana, like those of
Ohio, appear to be recovering their breath The
late Congressman Orth was defeated for re-eIec-
tion. in November. An election was held in the
District, las: week, for Il member tn ill Orth's
nmrSPiTed term in thc present Congress, and the
Republican candidate was elected hy over GOO
majority. The Republican party il as strong as
it ever WAS, when il 90 in on Republican is
sues, aud disrar,is untside foolishness and dead
wright. II can elect the President ia IsSI
without any truhlr. if it will
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Kellsy'- Island Ohio March 18th IssO
DE. b. J. KENDALL & Co. GsRts.-I have u.ed your
SPAWN Cure bone SPAWN. and pleased 10 report
that 10 has taken the enlargement completely or Il took
only one bottle to perform the confident that
if it is properly used it will do all that you claim for it
Yours truly,
e. NJ LINCOLN
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

ADJrTAST-GENERAI--Go Click has appoint
ed Col. Thomas Moonlight Adiutanf- General.
He is just the man to take charge of the troops,
in of Indian difficulties. At the close of the
Rebellion. fresh from fields Of gore, with the
laurels thickly clustering about his bppw, Col
Moonlight was sent to take command of opera
tions against the Indians in Colorado. He went
to Denver in the Winter, to wait for the opening
Of Spring He was man Of 6ue social qualities,
an expert skater on the rink, good singer, and
had always room for social glass, and the re-
suit was, he became regular lion in society.
Everybody gave a confident shake of the head
a. much as to say that Moonlight knew all about
il, and there would not be much left of the In-
dians, after he had had one fair shake at them
Moonlight fully agreed with them, and encour-
aged their exalted faith in him. When the time
came he set forth ON his expedition, with all the
pride and circumstance of glorious stud- horse.
They had gone many miles, wIthsut any signs
of Indians, much TO the disappointment and
ehagrin of the eommander-in-chief He went
into camp without the necessary sentries or pre-
cautions, and during the night the Indians made
a swoop, and stampedcd every last thing in the
shape of an animal in camp, not leaving so much
as Il nooley bull for the commander to ride home
on. They had nothing to do for il but to trudge
wearily back to Denver, sixty miles. on foot
back, erestfallen and discounted. As they laid
their armor off, they bOasted not as when they
had put it on and the reception given them by
the society people was no; what might be called
an ovation. That was the last of Moonlight's
military achievements. He felt 50 used up ana
mean over it, that he at once turned Democrat.
~ Ii seems there were only - members in the
Republican caucus at Topeka Eighty two votes are
necessary for the Plumb election As the Patriot
before remarked. the junior Senator has not made
his calling and election sure.-4tohisoR Patriot.
The Patriot is slightly out of its reckoning.
That was a eauers OF Representatives only. OF
the 40 Senators. there are but two Democrats
and one Independent, leaving 81 to be added to
that -, to make the required majority on first
ballot, with lots to spare. As the tinie-honored
saying is, the majority is Large enough for all
practical purposes"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-01-18

ty The rEitcd States Senate has passed the
hill for the relief of Fitz-J"hn Porter, by Repnb
liran votes. Grants litti- hickrr with the Reb-
al Brieadirrs is almost cOBsun,matrtl. As he has
ieen hni-nobbing at the White Iiousc. u. ,Inubt
GnitrHn's President is all right on the goose.
How soon the heroes ef the Republic are forgot
ten. and the traitors forgiven and rewarded,
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Read Proof of Wonderful Cures.

Fremont; Ohio Jan. eth 1881.
DR. B. J. KENDALL Co. Cent?. 81 think Ii my duty 10
render you thanks for benefits and prots which have
derived from your invaluable and fariamed SPAWN Cure
Nv cousin and had valuable stallion worth 1000 which
had very bad SPAWN and was pronounced by four
nent veterinary surgeons beyond that this
horse was dcne for As last aivis-d my
cousin 70 try bottle Of K'Bdas SPAWN Cure IL had
magical effect the third bottle cured H. and the harss Il az
well as ever DR. Dick Of Ednbgrgh the eminent yster
surgeon, uncle Of aud take great inter
est In assisting his profession.
Yours truly.
JAMES A. WILSON. Civil Engineer
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Final Settlement.

Estate OF Nathaniel Meers Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given to creditors and all others IN
~ terest that the undersigned ADMINISTRATIVE Of the
Estate Of Nathaniel Meers deceased will make full and
final settlement of said Estate with the Probate Court of
Douiphan County Kansas. Monday. the lsth day Of
February ISs3 at 10 O'Clock, A n
SARAH NEERS Administrative
January n, ls53-iw. Prs fee, g.
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- Nothing speaks clearly Of the lack Of
prosperity, auG "f laziu,>s. its accompaniment.
IN = iaily newspaper. its cciunus filed M
with siHir stereotype plates "f rradinS uIatter.
OF the Missouri River and Western iaiirS tha,
we rec i'r. III" HausaS City jonAaI, I.ravrn-
worth Times. AtcliiSnn Champion. and Topeka
Commonwealth and Capi!G! arr The only ones that
do not carry this sIgn of distrr.-
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Acme, Michigan. Dec. 2-th, Isss
u. J. KENDALL Co. Cent IL sent you 81 for Kendall
SPAWN Cure last summer which cured bone SPAWN with
half a bottle. The best liniment ever used.
Yours respectfully
HOMER HOxIH
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'ArERnIsLE A REVELATION.

Horrible Confession Of Dying Woman Near
Moant vernon - Assisting in the Murder Of
Her Elusbnnd and Her Child killing n
Transient Eseardcr, and Aitemptfnx Her
second Efu.band,s Life.
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Youngstown, Ohio May 10th Is-O
T. j. KENDALL Co, GeatS:-I had a very valuable
hambletonian colt which priced very highly he bad
large bone spawn joint and small the other
which made him lame. had him under charge
OF two veterinary surgeons whu failed to him.
one day reading the advertisement Of kendsls SPAWN
Cure In the Chieug1 ErprcSs and determined
uy and got onr druggists here TO send for it, They
dsred TIRE bottles took them ALL and thought would
give il thorough trial used il according 10 direetions
and the fourth day the colt ceased TO be lame and ths
Jumps had disappeared used bat bottle and the
colt limbs frrc from Jumps and As su,,th as any
horse in the state He is entirely cured The cure was
remarkable that let my nei hbs have me remain
ing two bottles, who usiu, it,
Very respectfully
l.. I. FOSTER
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Attachment Notice.

OK 20 400 per day at home Samples worth IS free.
% W SHO Address SnSsox & Co., Portland. Maine.
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THE SIZE OF IT.-The Convention Of prohibi-
tim lunatics, at Topeka, last week, engaged
chiefly in .'grittius" their teeth, and threaten
ing revenge upon those who laid ont the con-
temptible shyster st. John. last Fall. II will
Ice remembered that st. John, since his defeat,
has worn tlreadhare the asscvrration that lac is
It'll u Republican, who never squcals, and never
scratches a ticket-aCcompanied with the fur
ther observation that he has had his Bull Rum
but is determined to have his Appomattox He
offered the following resolution. which was
adopted ly the aforesaid conciave, showing how
he il still Republican, how BE- never squsals
or scratches, and how be is g"in. about TO gath
er in his Appomartox:
'ResoIred That we hereby pledge ourselves to
vote tor no man nor support any party that favors
licensed tlramRhans"