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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21
LIES CHANGES.
By GASKELL.

Like op'niDg flower in breeza Of spring,
Is lite in youthful glow;
Rich fragrance from the neaft comes
forth,
Rich notes, unxnewn to woe:
As happy in sweet guileless dream,
LIES sunny moments how.
Next comes the hour that dreams are
born,
The careless joys Of youth;
Warm emulsion spurs each arm,
How weak or how u0cOuth,
Until experience adds its strength,
Deeds rouse to Godlike truth.
II fsncy's realm youths wandering
mind
La airy progress leads;
In bright, imaginative wealth.
Oft ltf. undone good deeds,
Until deep waves Of suf'ring wake
Virtues from midst OF weeds.
Ills loves young hour in rich perfume,
Like summer flower, full blown;
That casts DER all its fragrant breath,
WHIPPING, we're not alone;
That in manly virtue, nob!eness.
Is gresteaI wisdom shown.
When croaned with sge, ali silvered
Ger,
TIE locks once dark as nigh;
How happy we, If yet We se, k,
Exsmpie great and bright;
So guide our life in truthful path,
By wisdom's glowing light.
Frosted with sge, life's trem bling steps
Wend slowly toward the tomb;
Yet still like flower, that crushed and
dead,
Gives forth is rare perfume;
So wise ones live, FOR spirit youth
Lives e'ef in strer 9Th and bloom.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21

expense of their physical and intel
lectual vigor. Hygienic matters
reserve lively stirring up, not only
IN Dr.. Oswaldis c'The Remedies of
n ature) recommendation of an &C
tive life as remedy for the slcohol
habit, but also in his trenchant an
swer to Dr.. Blacks objections
to the doctrine of Nature.
cures. Among other articles
well worthy of attention,
both On account of the subject and
the manner In which it is treated,
are Professor Bixby's "Influerce of
the Environment on Religion
Professor ROwland's "Plea for Pure
Science" DIR. Dawson's address on
some UnsOlved Problems in Geol>
ogy," "The Age of Trees" by J. A.
Farrer, "Inlets for Infection" by r,
I. Thorne, and an illustrated arti-
Gle showing the construction of a
Homemade Telescope" by DIR.
George Pyburn. The Island of
Isehia, which has suffered so Sc
verely from earthquakes, is de-
scribed and its history related in an
illustrated paper. A biographical
sketch, with portrait, is given Of
Lamarck, who was first among the
mOderns to formulate the doctrine
Of the origin of species by. trans
formism.
New York: D. Appleton & &c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21

IN chronic dyspepsia and liver
complaint, and in cronic conseipa-
ton and other obstinate diseases,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is be-
yond all comparison the best remedy
that can be taken. AS q means OF
restoring the strength and vital en-
ergy of persons who are sinking
under the facilitating effects of
painful disorders, this standard veg
etable inyigorant is confessedly un-
equalled.
For sale by all Druggists and Deal
ers generally.
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In the case of Joseph Brown, as adj
ministratoF Of the estate Of VIM. Haas,
deceased, vs.. the Atchison. Topeka &
Santa Fe railroad, taken up to the SUI
preme court by the plaintiff from Lyon
county, on error, the order of the court
below setting aside. the verdict > and
granting q new trial is affirmed. as.
This action was brought by the plain
til sgAinst the Santa Fe TO recover
damages in the sum Of $40 0OO. ale ed
te have resulted from the negligence OF
the defendant IN Wrongfally. cansiAg the
death of the said Haas. The case has
bean; tried three times in the district
court ofthis county, resulting first in
s..zerdict for $500 for the plaintiff;
.its;is Was~es, then taken mp by
she plaintiff 70 the supreme court. and
was sent back, 10 this court for. q new
trial; which resulted in q verdict Of
SIC, COO for the plaintiff i The defendelt
then took the case up to the supreme
coart, .andsit : was sent back foFfa third
trial in, this court, which resulted ID 8
verdict Of. 81 600 for the Rlslniitf.. ~;
Thesdefendent then filed. motion 10
set aside the verdict and findings and for
9 new trial, and the district court :sus-
taiaed the motion on eight Of the
grounds set forth in: the metiops The
supreme court sifirms this decision and
thecass will again nene mp for ,tEiaf at
the March term.a.. =. -..:.--a.sa ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. ). j. Segriss, who Wer,
married one year ago Friday, com
memorated the happy event At their CO
~ residence near the gas works In the ev
ening in highly enjoyable manner. A
fine supper was provided, which was
thoroughly enjoyed by the company Of
neighboFs and friends who were present
at the anniversary
Mr.. SegriSt has had charge ofthe gas
works for the past year and has given
the best possible satisfaction in the; me,
chanical management of that Institution.
He is firstclass engineer, Is competent
and faithful, and the interests Of the
company could not be more fully sub
served than in his hands.
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Mr.. j. P Watson, whose serious i'll
ness FROM fhetimA1istf was noted ia the
-NEWs last Friday DIED Saturday at lie
residence in the. southeast part of the
city The teceased. was about 40 yearsioi
age. He came ts-Lyen county, Lsteeic +
four years age, and settled oHaLa. II n
recently ,sof.t by 4tai I'D dudgei Elst 10
He was fOrmenly4ya druggist, - Has
never engaged ia that business
in Kansas Mr. Watson, who, was much
esteemed by thosewho knew him, leaves
a wife and three children, who mourn
the loss of devoted husband, and ia
ther, and theywill started Sunday with
the remains to Middietown, Pennsyl-
vania, their former homea That The
God Of the widow and the fHtherless
may go with them and sustain them on
their mournfui Journey is the prayer of
their sympathizfng friends insthis com
munffV. sis = $1,000 ts:5s < '..s,.- ~. 80
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PERSONAL MENrlnn

j. s. Kenyon and wife have returned
from n two months visit to New York.
Lewis SamuelS and Richard r. Jones
entered the EmRoriA business college
last week.
Major O'Brien Of the 4Ih artillery,
with headquarters ct Boston, Is visit %
in Emporia- ai.i 81 asir.urls.s "a,
J.O. Holmes and wife. who recently
arrived here from San Jaun, are stop
ping at the Coolidge.
J. NJ Silyerthorn. formerly of thb
city, has been appointed cashier Of tht
M. r. freight office ~ Waco, Texas, IN
8. G.. Matthew'S. young English gen
tleman of much Intslligeaee,, has, com
menced the study OF dentistry in the Of
| nee Of DIR. j. A. Young.
| C. j. Tanner has returned from Hun
/ bOldt, where he has been for some week
past He reports destructive IRE .
that place Wednesday evening, !, thtrj
L. W. Cnnnlngham has received I
commission as notary pnbllc from Coy
Click. Tho Republicans viii raise NJ
l objections TO all OF that kind o. Demo
cratic appointments which onr,DeS ex
ecutize may choose TO make. n,.., az,
Mr.. W. n. Hatch and. family, VIII
have been living in Emporia Tor tn
past year, left last rhursdSy for Dal
las, Texas, where they will make thei
home. Il IL with sincere regret tia
We note, their departure as they Wer
amOng. our best citizens, but we tFis
they win find the change pleasant and
70 their best interests " stiuN tFs ~
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Death of Nar.. Milton ohamn...


Mrs. Milton Chamness, one Of the Hio
necr settlers of Lyon county. died lasl
week at the residence of her hus.
band three miles south of the city, aged
about so years. The deceased had been
great sufferer from rheumatisn sfoE
quite period preceding her death, and
the action of this disease uDon her heart
is supposed 10 have bren the cause Of
her demise. Mrs. Chamness came to
Kansas early in go, and sometime alter
her arrival here became the wife OF iheE
now sorrowing husband. She Wab =
life long member of the Society OF
Friends, and her quiet but useful life
was modelled after the teachings Of that
church. She was a simple, earaest
Christian and all who were familiar
with her gentle attributes, viii cherish
better and stronger faith in the efficacy
of the religion of Christ to refine and
eRoble tue human heart The mourning
husband and children of this good wom-
an can lay to their sad hearts the oom-
forting assurance that il is wen with
the wife and mother who has vanished
awhile from their sight and touch, but
who lives to- day in 4 faireT cline than
mortals have found on this side Of The
valley Of the shadow. ~.
The funeral took place Friday
and the remains will be laid TO rest in
the Cottonwood church yard.
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a aOOD YEARS WORK,
what IA. Bsen AScenplishsd BY the No |
u -. ,.....I.A.tttl TIM. :. L

What Has Been Accomplished BY the No
Name Society - :f'ss1
The No Name society of the Congre,
gatiOnal church, celebrated lis first
anniversary or Saturday, and a. little
sketch Of its work during the year is
timely, The Organization was perfected
with membership of. 90, which has
beenincreased by subsequent socessiOns.
The object Of the society was to purchase
an organ for the church, and this has
virtually been accomplished in the shOit
period of twelve months. During this
time the public have been favored with
. number of delightful entertainments
under its auspices, and enough money
has been made byS these ventures to
warrant the purchase Of thesfine instru-
ment which is now being placed IN The
church, and which will be heard for ihe
first time at the organ concert on Wed
nesdey evening of nextweek The cost
Of the organ is sos, and, as We Under
stand il, The No Name society win as
sumo the back Payments and provide
FOR them as they become due. We trust
the concert on Wednesday evening will
be literally patronized, as wen as all
future ehteftainmentsi1W (which may be
given under the auspices of this efficient
organization. go 'fis-s
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coLEMAN MURDER TRIAL.
The Jary Render Verdict OF Harder
En- aS.n,a DA~r~. b.. 800

The Jary Render = Verdict OF Marder In
the Second Degree. b.. s.,.
Council Grove Cosmos: After week
Of hard work on the part of the judge
and attorneys, and tedious sitting of =
jury OF twelve able bodied men, this
trial has at last been brought to q close.
The case was handed over to an intelll-
gent set of juFymen Monday afternoon,
and after they had remained out only
thirty minutes, they returned and rem.
dered verdict of murder in the second
degree! The judge has not yet passed
sentence. All cur readers know the
character of the fracSs in which Bill
Bean met his fate last spring, and re,
petition of the facts of the affair would
only be wearlsome to our readers. Cole
mans attorneys. il is said, have fled an
appeal for = new trial, bat it will doubt
less not be granted. ,ss.s.sf.
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LErTER ZION sWEDEN.

Notes OF Travel by An EsnPorIsn
" Abroad. ssil .,ri.i"a - 81
Mr. G. Z. Peters received this morn
ing letter from Pete Slr0mberg, dated
Atrop, Sweden, December. 1sth,i 1852,
and with his permission we make. there's
IRON the following extracts s4q. ID
II arrived at Atrop on "Wednesday.
December l3lh, in good health. and
found my folks we'll, but much worried
on account Of my long stay on the, road
was nine days on the water and the
weather, with the exception uoi one day
was very fine. L stopped IN Germany
three days, and while there visited the
Oldest wine cellar In the world, Idid
not tell the guide that i was from q
prohibition state. IenjOyedsthesceneE
very greatly in Germany and 'Tin have
something 70 say about il when l come
home. - .'H- tl3lstnp ,1ass tin. -Isn
4 discovered before setting Uout foI
Sweden that there was 90 much snow in
Denmark that the railroads were ali
blockaded, and i vas Obliged TO 90 Il
Lubbock and take 4 steamer, aad. IL WA
four days before ] reached my destins,
iion, as the boat stopped at all points or
the road ta" f4H'iAap:;.' .ia a. s1iIf
In stopping at the . town 9ipDI
HsimstAdt l. y. got - some new
points on selling stoves. Coming
In contact with stove dealer. y l. asked
him the price ofhis wares He replisd
One hole. &l2Oo; two holes, $42Oo.R 81
asked him If the wood workers gused
them to heat their glue. He turned and
asked me where / was from, and re.
piled: From a country where they hsxt
some style about them ..r -" dt'i
The weather here is now becoming
cool, but when l first came 1t was VeEH
mild. 1 am enjoying myself and e1
| pect to have big hunt about Christ
mas. I shall start back on the 9Th OIL
9th of February, and will lie home by
the Goth With best regards 10 ALL am
h Yours Respectfully, "a ,'i'.,
60. ,rr r.r rt D r RruoNaEua
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). iFE.E,jI,,is. - 4 4 i,,,1Isi.-.

'FoP EkX, an 2..AThe STATE FARMERS
Alliance which met hsretp day endorsed
that pat, OF the goyTnpf,s. mesa gei re
ferring to railroads, adopted the follow
ing resolution and adjourned: 'S e.
Whereas; 'Phe, people, ,:esTec4All ys4 he
farmers of. tl44i state are. .gTezilytOp-
pressed bE ,9piu4h aisfriminasipgns and
eXtortionate charges. on The TART of rail
roads and +otEer c1rpbratioAss. ami ~
Whereas, Thfst Con vantioR Ia called
for the especial purpose 81. leEpapding
railroad regulation by the present legis-
lature; therefore
Resolved, That We respectfully re-
quest And titaffaha,tl on sidsFnth5n ofSthe
railroad ae4uestiapt. Immediately upon
their organiE4tiQR. an.t ths. passage 81 a
direct law fixing schedGfe' feight and
passenger charges which Shall; be'rea-
sonalae AMI just beahafursgailroad. com
panies' and: iheir ..pasreus,.g ESevgptin 9
poolings;apd sfiiscrimipaign, hpd pro-
Ui vi sNiabla P fpH4hlflIe .. TOR Vocation
Reso!sea,sFhSs &c iJIenyaa csthe,Fail-
road commissioner .sgs4em, 2na beheYe
that an efpgt 70. eEbedy, il in the rail-
| road law be passed at this session of tue
Legislature is 'iffisgerabita subtetfuge
advised by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gsperal
k9silIoad. logislasioa and scraale fat places
for few mea .YhoR ,theH +. control con l,9l* in
Enelr pNn INTERESTS; ...,t
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f Eureka Herald, The stockholders of
the hotel company held meeting last
Monday evening to elect anew board Of
directors foE the ensuing year..,All the
members of the. old board were Ie-eEect-
edexcept j. b Hill. in whose stead Ira
P-Nye was, chosen About 100 shares
of stock have been taken so. far, and il
was determined at the meeting to make
. last general effort to increase the sub
seriptiea: T. 80, the number fixed upon
at the last preceding, meeting as being
reeairsd before contracts can be let "A
soliciting committee was. appoiutea to
canvass for subscribers, and all stock.
holders vera nrgsd 70 agitste. the mat,
ter 50 as 20 interest outside, parties 70
take substantial iHrerest in the pro
jsct a public meeting is called for
Friday night OF next week. at which all
citizens who feel an siaterest in. The sue
cess Of the enterprise ara urgently re-.
'quested 70 be present The true status
of the company VIII at this meeting be
fully explained.
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s tx, !; zA..Lt..,sea;:y. 5.


A 6neilSmlnnatea steel sh8tgdp.'R thl
Henry Shears s hiiaIdiaGa6re,,' was rattle
of by Ned weaver az 'ClHpp'Bi: cohfed
'tiocniaar.y estabHshimEent Wednesday might
There 5 we're sixty ehahces'at sSBdoila1l
each. Several gentlemeh hUiddhE
chances took up the s'pod'' sHnti' tHfe i
nothing to create much Of a'bfegAs
Fred N aiiito;nn' came 'foawafd theusth |
cast Up i; forty,i..ffo6qiF 6Gt Of positive tty
+. four r. Codi. David Taylor at :daAsdt
him SIS for his chshiesee, which aie:teaAs4i |,
accepted, he being ign6fant "of'tHse 1As
that he had made 4 red1afkEbaSsg6dc
throw. Col. Taylor could easify'1iA1'
sold his 'ehance' for $40, but left toc
sure Of his aganig' to. beftemptedn'wiIt
such pailhryT sum; and hefdok'the gup
Two or three other fine towing spieeeI
have been thus disposed of.Nss Mir
Weaver, and 'fobrty-thres' 'is'thehh Aghe 3
that was everthfoo%ii before 40 '''~'
a ISsr. /
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!. !. BOARD q, OF =EDUC.ATIiiox.
Proceedings of. An Adjourned Meetihg
.f~r..i;-... Held Friday. Evening.

'Fs''f r|t~assF = +rf5tF-f -
Proceedings of, An ,AdjOurned Meetihg
f~u.,';,. Held Friday Evening. ~;
..r t-<,si:<u -. EMPoRIA, Jan, u.
VI The board of educstion' held: an .ad-
journed meeting st the high schoel
building, for the purpose Of effectihg q
settlement with Richardson 8 Son, con
tractors of the Fourth ward school
building. =s.'ii .t srs.,i .s,sei 80.
Present: Kellogg, McMurtrie,s Mills,
Morse, Morris, Riggs. T "'>'
- On. motion. of Mr. Riggs, The board
proceeded to take up the special order
of the meeting. .<'.t1 3ss'a @sejateil
Mr. Cutler, agent 81, the People sEn-
cyclopeiia, was present, and made q
proposition to the board. TO supply abe
schools with the same. ''is" @'.s aa'
After free discussion of matters and
considerable figuring, Mr.. Riggs made
the following motion: -. ~ "$a~
Resolved, That the clerk be anthoriz.
ed to draw an order on the treasurer IN
favor Of the following parties FOL. the
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!, ,EaEIWoOT GRoWERs!!.s
sc.'1fiis ~ ---:-sT7Tyg.{e f.l ,I,..E;-s..,
Aest1Ag.SF thez sheep Men at the Court
House To day


AestAngSF tAS. Sheep, Men at the Cont
House To day. 49,.
i' The Weel yGnp8eEs'; and, Sheep
Bteedsfs'a AssociaFier of Lyon eeanty,
convened, ati tie sherif's office at 2
O'Clock last Saturday, this being the
first meeting eft the ssssciation since
the organization last July.
:. On motion i, F. SnedikeeF was was made
chairman and c. w. Townsend sedr etarty.
of the meeting. '''''e-
Among the proEahens web growers
Of the county present may Be mentioned
| o. D. Swan, P. c. CoWiihg, T. r. and
D. L, snediker, c. w Townsgnds Robert
Powell, a. Jones and RIM. Mills :, 80,
On motion, the old 6tiicers'wefeeiected
| for the ensuing gear Plieytare asiFoi+
Flows: President, N: "A: Mason ;;iivise
president. Fed. Ddmbanld = TrsAsurer,
lP. G. U6w1ing; Seeretafy, sChasl w
Townsend. :. i';":'.i +,9~ Us 81 -
A very ialsrestIng discussion followed
i,topchin0 different features. of the wool
interest. geyiewing the growth, Of the
Industry, Abe treatment ,,aapqs and prevention
OF. sheep diseases, nCtably that Of scab,
the neth9ds Pf. feeding, the manner OF
putting. np vol for market, etc ia
which many. valuable points we're
bropght.ept. MT: Swan, who is 2 q grow o.
Eer...ss -, we'll . as "a shipper, dep
LEecated. a. the.,le, condition esdLi Il! ~, in
Which. Kansas. wool is, ship
pad TO, RakksI. and said there mqqzt be q
radical reform IN This IA, d! direction, before
the standard. Of this.commg9dity can be
brongbh up TO- the desired point. .,;.
,,Tha following Essel4iien was. pnani.
monalY ad0pted is,t..;.::z all s,.a -.
and PREPARATION on, o s. Wool fSr sale Is q a
| mater 81 vital importance to- the vel
/ fare of'Wo6f-grow and n ,ssn6uld,' be
one Of the prominent objects Of this as
sociatieR to enlighten the. wool growers
e to ' sss dHsS II 4x1 56.s
flWithout fear sffasOrthe deliberate til-
PRODUCTION Of foreign matter into flseces
prepared for sales e. ,;.....- 5...-.,.. !,
The following persons were elected
delegates 10 the Stat4 Wool Growers as
ISOLATION to meet 1t Topeka January
1'1sth: P. C. CowIing.I. IT, Sneaker D.
I L. tsnediEsrt, c. W. Townsend. 'i''''-'r
1F'Ths MEETING was one OF very marked
/ Interest and the continuation of this
society ia such state Of efficiehey-as is
| possible with a. proper degree
81 ,intefst on the part of our
wool growers, win be II vast
! help to this important industry. $
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TIE DEB ING CLUB

An interesting. and Probable Meeting
'",t at WsaSsr'slHan Lat Might. ..7.
The Debating Club lmet at WeayeI's
hall Thursday and disposed Of very
interesting program. The question OF
uniform Railroad rates WAS discussed in
very animated and practical manner,
A. K. Parkinson sustaining the affirmA-
tive in . verv eloquent and convincing
argument Mr.. Parkinson possesses az
cclleni arEumeAiative ability, and II de-
ports himself in q debate. in ~ very gen
tlemanly and commanding manner. He
10 doubtless one Of the rising young men
Of this community. In. the foregoing de-
bate he was assisted By Z. Hamilton
and w. (. McMah0n, who acquitted
themselves in q very able manner. .:s
IT. T. White held up the heavy end Of
the negative, and slthough "a old sol
dier in the warfare of life. 10 pleAsed 10
be looked upon as zone of the boys
He, also, is a very mastery debatsr, and
| won the esteem and admiration of his
opponents rs well as of his supporters
ON this occasion. L. r. Wright and j.
NJ. McCown, "hoVe-toh in support Of
the negative in a very able and enthusi.
astic manner, and 10 the impartial judge,
it would be difficult TO decide which
had the best OF the argument at the
close of the discussion 81. fa,...s,.i-..,,s /
There were SOther literary exercises.
including . very appropriate select read
ing by A. A. Norton, and . we'll Pee
pared essay by B. f. Combs $685. !:
The club seems to have been. granted
q new lease Of life, as appearances ON
the above occasion would sSem to Judi
cate. The attendance was larger than
usual. and q very encouraging feature
was the presence ofquite number Of
ladies who seemedto take considerable
interest in the discussions and exercises
The following new officers elected q
the meeting week ago, were installed
s. NJ. Smith, president; L. A. Wright
vice president; A. A. Norton, secretary
/ Geo. MAYS, treasurer. E'-'H'- '.'..'
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Coaferrea upon tens e.oR thousands or
sufferers could originate. end maintain
the reputation which Ayers SlRSA-
REARILL4 enjoys. 1t is q Compound of
the best vegetable Alternatives, wfth the
todides OF Potassium and Iron, Ea6lllIl
SOweEfui, elocd-making, fbIecta4cleaHsing
and. fs-sllstainiHg --and. .ie. the. most
etectRale of all remedies for .scrafa-
IoEs. snereHTiab ssorz blood disoriiegss
Uniformly SUCCESSFUL. and Certain, it
produces rapid and complete cures of
Serofnla, Sores, BoiIs, Humors, PIN
PIES Eruptionss Skin Diseases and all
disorders arising from iInpurity OF the
blood BY its fnTigoratiTIg elects it
always relieves and. often cures Liver.
Complaints, Female WeakneSsesl and ,
4rregqlarities, and is "a potent, rfses5eFerd
Of waning vitaiity For plirifying the
blood It has no equal It tones uIs.the:
system, restores and preserves .lfIIes
health. ana f1nparts ff.or and erieFsTy. /,
FOR forty yesrSsi1 alasybceA Ia axtdnsive
use. and IS to-day, the most, ayaisble
medicine for the suffering sick.
Fer sale By al druggists,
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TorExA, Jan. 1S.-Topeka wears n
rather staid and steady look to day, as
compared with the liyeiiness Of the past
week or more, this being caused by the
fact that 8 majority of the members Of
the legislature have gone home to spend
Sunday with their fafnlIies. The time
has come now when there are compara-
lively few members who cannot go
home, 'spenda day or two there and
come back, all within three days time,
and as the senate and house have both
adjourned there Is nc. necessity, OF: any
Legislator staying here. unless he doesn't
happen to possess pass ON the railroad.
There arp lew 81 chem in that tx, how.
ever, for the man who pays his way in
Kansas, when he can get free transpor.
tatIon, is still rerity.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-18
OMi0ion,

The list of presents published in con-
nection with the account Of the DiIdine
Morrow wedding, which appeared in
the NEWS Thursday, was complete with
the exception Of the following articles,
which were inadvertently omitted y
A handsome hand-painted celery glass
with hammered SILVER holder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Dunlap. and DIR. True
worthy and wife. and Miss Lucy True
worthy. sS 's''ssF'' "a
Beautiful silver and gold jewel casket
lined with blue satin, Mrs Judge Smith,
Of Lawrence.