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. lEtt. 1Et. Ki.owbo Starr as to thorow-or-of

Iladway'o Heady Uc-lkl'i- na

cao of ba-le Ilhcnuiatism.

rso. Va Ns JtAcr.Sew York.WSth mo yourrilW hay,ei For the lien trrreejean. I

JfTOMJlM5nentnil severe attacks of scl-Sr- S.

extending Irani the lumbarlonslom ankles, aud, al limes. In both

Darfn"?htirncthatl liav had tbe disease."wfriU almost all tne remedies

ui men and kin unpin; tonLdreacl.Mitall proved wt failures.

"have tries.' various Kinds of bathsoutward applications of liul-men- ts

lew numerous to mention, K.dti.ein.r-- t imluetit p'osiclae.

allot which failed to give rue leliei.LHstaepleinb-- r, al the urgent re-i-

been araictod as in sell.i .i u I, ewlio badwas induced to try jour re.ue-e!- . I akluen..itlerlng learluli with one or mj old turns.ioiiu surprise anddelu,hl tlieCr-.iaj.pica- .

D.lhlna and runblngtion nit a- - "purtMi.lKiMl.WHriij ti.e.nub m nwarru

jtti ..reai-- n tlie l.eiiei. In astiort time tne'w lavni entirel away, lult.ough a.--, I

. aailseasapproacninglHV, .,,1 j. erio.llcalc an ui attier. 1 kui w now bow to enre

ill andtiiiili,!i lihrtlil KtLlbKis nuiniud.S never travel without a boluatu rny vellsev.

luuisireuy, ULO blAIUL

E'lFUJIATieil,

DIPTlIKIilA.IXFLUEXZa,

liOKK THI.OAT,DirFICULT BhxSATHIXU,

IN A Ffc.V MINLTho BY

Radway'sSiWADY TIELIEP.

whether sick or nervous,itieninatlsm, lumbago, pains a ad weakness

i t ue b.ii-k- , spine or kidnes, pains aroundliver, pleunsv. i.weilin.s ol tlie Joints,

p smll.e bowels, heartburn and pains oli kind, cbi u.alns and lrovt bum, Ilail-- v

.. .. !:! Inef w II aiitd iliniicili.il.eas,and 1U continued use Kir a Jew i!asetle. t a innunut core Price .10 cents.

BADWATiSBBftDyJJEF

( L-- .r IKE Vv,l' I ' 1 - niToniOno la 'Irl.. huips.

A ter rcadlus, till- - advertls si any

SUFFEfsV.T.- - ? 5.

iiadway's Ready Italic!IS A CUKE I OK LVF'iY TAEV.

IT U S T lit I lifc-- AND J3

THE ONLY PAIK REMEDYltiui tlj siojis the most v eclatingtialn.allavn Inflammation, u. ' c T. Cou- -iu.1lrm 10U. UOH

I, or oti er siands or on;uu-- Lj OJ applica- -

'ou.4i tTom lino tr Twenty l.aateN.i . intti.r ow foleutor txcrariatini! the

nalutln KHJ.bMATlC, 11-riili.i- Jutlrin,Nervous, or jTostrtta

wi.ii toaat ma iuncr,

BADWAK READY BELIEF

WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.litlamintlnn or the Kidneys luflamma-- 'tiouol tne Itladder, IiiriamniMtiou of the

' liowel", Co:i;(tlou ol the Lungs, Miro" Tluxiat. Di.licult ISreatbln, i'alpl-UUou-

tliH IN.nt Hjstencs,.Croup, llpthcna, A

I n II u e n zh, Hadaebe,Toothache, Ncural-- ,

ylH, llbeuinaUsm- Cold Chills.AKUtiCbtllh,"" ciii'blalUbHndKnietl-'lte-

iiif ipplicaiionof tlieKIIAlA KULIErtoII i' ),ailor iarb, wlnre the pain or dilllccityexists u 111 ul!urd utie and comfort.

rmri to sixty drops m half u tumbler olwater will linn few moments cure ChAxrs,

MXUIAtll, hICK IllIAD.achk, 1)iaijioa, usi.NTi-i.i- f Colic, Vim

luDKUh AMIAUlSTMtAL I'AINsliaitlerssbould always carry a liottlo ol

UAUU'AY'a IltAWV IltLIEh with Uiem. Alew drops In wattr v.lll prewnl sicknessIrnra cbaai.e ol watir. It is bettir than

uraud or bitten, as astiinulanU

H.VF11AN1) AOL'E cured for flfty cents.Ibnelsuola ri medial t,ent In this uorldthat will cure h ever and Aue, ami all otherMai irlous Uilllous, ?car!et, Typhoi 1. eliowand olhir lecr, tided bj IlADWA'V'--

ril.I.". so inrk as KAIA'a UEAD1UK'.IKF. rents jwr bottle.

1Zi. Radway5!Sarsainl!!! iiesoiFeal

HE (iUKATlILOOI) PUHIFIGKCHANGES AS SEEK AND FELT.bey daily occur after usin; a few doses

1. Good spirit dlsapjHiarajiie of vreak-ne-s- s,

languor, inclancbol , I ncreuM; andof neshand muscles,etc

t. trtm;tn Increases, .pietHe improved,relish lor I00J, no more sour eruditions orsaterbrasb. ikkI diKestmu, and uudls-lurbe- d

sleep, awaken fri-- and uoroeb.s iMiniKjerance of smits. blotches, nlm-- .

ti,.---i n skin looks clear aud healthy. Iheurine chanseel 1mm lbi turlnd and cloudyinrwarauee 10 .1 clear sherry or amber color;

Iroin the bladder throughIne urethra without scalding; littleor no sediment; 110 pain or weakness.

4 Marked diminution of iuaulty andfrequency of linn.cnutry weakening

with the cer-tainty ol miaufiiteure. Increased strem;lbexlilnltesi in the Uands and luuc-llou- al

harmouj restored to the Several

5 'ieliow tlr.ee on the white of the eyes,and the wartii,ssl!rou a,arance of the

toacltui. live! and healthyCO'OI.

t. Tbosp suflerlni! Imm wmt or nleeratedlungsortulHi-rcule- s will ral xe great benefitIn exiectorat.ns freeiy the 10111,1 phelglimor mucous nom the miizs air & lis bronchir windpipe, throat or diminishing the

frequenr ol K neral Increase strengthtiiroughot tile stoppage ol nlaLtsweats and pains aud ol weaknessaround the ankles, leirt, shoalders, etc; ces-sation of coldahd chills sense ol sufocatiou:hard breathing and ineroxjs n of ou.li onI ling down or arising I't tne iiiomug. AHtheise distressing simplons tradualiy andIleelv dlsspisar.

7 Asuaj ane r day tho MAILSAI'Itll LI Als'taaeu newsiuus ol r.luuiius bealib willappear: as the bluest lmprove-- in purity andstrength disease will duuluish and all lor-el-

and 1 111 pure dt isisits uodef , I umors, c ul-

cers, hard lumps etc., be resolved awav andthe unsound maje sound and lua tli; ul-- o

rs, lever sores, vhronlc skin diseases tradualiy tisapiKr.

In cases w Iiere thefiystem has been sailvnted.and Mercur, --Quicks. Iver, e'orroslveSublimate, have aecumuliite-- anddeiraslte-dl- the bone-- s Joints, etc, causingeuH.srtlieUiues. rickets, spinal curvature.contortions, whilesweillugNVariceiso velnssetc, the AllsAl'Ai:iLLlAN will resolveawav these exterminate tho l- -

r.f Hie disease Irom the svstem.9. If those who are taking tlie-s- medicines

lor I lie cure ofchronic scroiuious oirjpnu-Iticdlsease-

however slow mai lethe cure,'leel Is'tter," and Mnd the-i- r general health

Improving, their tlesh aud weight increasing..r.v.it lis own. Is a sure sign thattho cure Is. tinigtessiai:. In these diseasestne patient either gets better er worse-t- he

virus of the disease Is l.ot inactive; If notand driven freiSJ oe blood. It villi

spread aud continue to Jindermiue the n.

Ab soon hAIlAPAKILL.1AN makes the patient "feel better" everynourjou will grow toiler and inuevwj inbPHltti.Mreiiktband .

Thegreat Kierof this remedy Is In dls- -sen that threaten death- - as .11

Ol tne Lunga and Tuberculous .'htisls Scrof-ula, be phlloid Diseases, Wasting, legeu ra-

tion, "aud Ulceration of the KlJuejsof water, re--

llel where catheters have been used, thusdoing away with the painful oiieration e!uslug theseinsirument.- - .elissolvlg stone Intho bladder, and In all cases of

IuOuniiiiiion Gf tlib IKcdder andKidiipj-s- ,

Omonlccasesof Lucorhea and Uterine dis- -

lu tumors, nodes hard lumps, and Fyphl-Jol- d

ulcers: In dropsy. In veiierealsoretaroatuio.rsand In tubercles of the lungs. In gout,Uyepeinla, rheumatism, rickets; In mercurialdeposits it Is In thcM! terrible tonus of dis-ease, where the human body has become a.omplete wreck, and where every hour ofexistence is torture, wherein this great reme--d

challenges the astonishment and admira-tion ofthesick. it is in such cases, whereall the pleasures of existence appear cut offtrom the nulortunale, aud by Its wonderful,almtv--t supernatural agenc it restores thehopeless to u We and new existence wherethis great remedy stands alone In Its mightaud power.

In the ordinary skin diseases that everyone is more or less troubled with, a few doseswill. In most rases, and a few bottles In themore aggravated forms, work a permanenturc.

T bote afflict eet wllhchtonlc diseases shouldiircbasu a package containing one dozenottles. Price S-- " perdozen.or S5 per halloxen bottles, or l per bottle bold hjxuggists.

DR. RADWAY'S

REGULATING PILLS.Perfectly tastoless, elegantly coated withaweet gum purge, regulate, purity, cleanseand strengthen. Iiadway's l"ilisfor thect'reof all disorders ot the btomacn. Liver,ivjwels, Kldnej s, Illadder, Nervous Diseases,Headache, Constipation, Costlveness, lndi-gjstlo- n.

Dyspepsia, lillllousneis. Fever, In.uammaUon of the bowels, I'll and all de-rangement of the Internal Viscera. Warrant to efleet a positive cure. lnrely vegeln-ol-e,

containing no mercury, minerals ordrugs.

swbserve the following Symplons renit lng from Disorders of the Digestive

Constipation, Inward Piles, Fnllnes of thetJlood In the Head, Acidity of the Stomach,Nausea, Heartburn, xilsgnst of Food, Full-ness or Weight In the Siomach, bour

Fluttering at the Heart,Choking or Suflerlng Sensations when innJlng Posture, Dimness of YLslon. Dots orWebs before bight. Fever and DuU pl-- i inthe Head, Denclency of Perspiration. Yellow-ness of the bkin and Eyes, Pain inths Mde,Cnest, Limbs and Bnetflen Flushes of heatDarning In the Flesh."sS.i2.,lilSt0 Co.o32 WARREN, corner Churchthreat Mew York, ImormaUon worui

.wuiBeaenv,

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WitMn, 8flw5T1IUK5DVY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1S79.

IITY NEWS.

Mai y M.Er2sov was adjudged insane before the I rub tie Judge jeslenlay and an ap-

plication will be made for her commitmentvothealuui.

To kiacii the biebcst staudard of Jitaltb,.

nature demands the ulmcst nularllyo! tliebowels; a tJtjht deviation brlni many Inconveniences and paves the way to morestrious ilanKLrs. e can recommend Dr.Hub's lUlUmure l'HIs as tne oesi idkiiuuclor the need . ol Uio dUestlv e apparatiu.

A TiAriJ2o man made the remark Infrom ol Ibc Coutintutal hotel "KansasCity lsajreat rEiirosd ctnter, but It Is overrated Ju-- t ore buni'rrd rer cent, while thelacls in rt.'ereuc: to I.Heuwilli ai, that itis under ratio oi.e hundred T cent." Thewbolt. ktoi whs coudimed in a feu tlmu.ewoids.

Tiie word IMectr'c in tl.e name of thedltbraled lioo-ili- o d remedy, Tul.mai,, K1

Itctrie Oil, fclnllles sdtcKd and efreb izta, andaptly dtscrlbis its nature. The Ingredientsof this unniliilatoi of pain and remedy for..,,.,.-,- .. u.r,.. hurts, tiiioal ani luui: dls- -orders, djujilery, blIlousue-- aud other

are careful. sc.ected, and possessaluaolecJeriric 11111111... w n ,uv -

vtrtemtnis.ip

.Monument lor Hicnard It. !.Alton, the 100- -t latere ting events during11... ssicn of tno Masonic Grand Lodecfthe Mate, which meeU li'reon the 151b, IC.h

and T.li ol mxt mouth, will be the turningovtraudui.veil.UKOf a very fine monumentat at. Muncie, erected by the Masons of theMate to the memory of ltichard It. Hees, theilret orand il-- a er of the S'ate, and w

helped to orsaaijn the liraud Lodge Theluonuim at i now be n made by Uurdelt Alids an-- i is a iuot e.o,Jiil speciineu of tinewoilx. It Is to Lett euuesste maio.e, wuicu,. ,.hiM.t HnlirrwLll to KlunllO ei! auy- -ii.inriound lo the ouanieH. Tnrre will be a.. i.'t. .... .urn l the inur sides, to be iiollsheuHi.a used lor iueriiliuus. lue base courseand the cap, wllbals.se creiss ly us on top01 trie inubuuienl. will iL ol Jlne-tooi- workand the sides ot rougu ice munulueZll 111 cost tl.leu.

Two aliliioll or UottlCH.livery oue, no doubt, has hcird of Ur.

p.iv S...W1.-1- I Flavoring Extracts, but although upwardsof two million of Unties areannually ruieuuiaciureu, eueieuic jn .....-,.- -

Wives Who KUOW UOIIUUgol lirama.iicuiceu Iu.i.w.m ti.ut thfv are the nurcs strong- -

-.- .t. mid Jluest llavoilu extract. In themarket. "tdw.

Uilliam ilraiu1" Ilinirtiltlex.1 he nav e been recorded in the To

ilea Court reports of this paper for the pasteek In rtgird 10 the reprecensiuie couuuci

ol William lirowti IIo was first fined S5W,

which amounted to ten days In the city Jail,the lime to be spent upon the roc!i pile, forimbibing too freely of that which enters themouth bui to fcteal away the bralus Another charge of petit lareeny, for purloiningu vnti-t- i. vj then made, in wiilrh thede1feudaut was sentenced to six mouths in thecouuty ail, vn.11 costs It it, susplcionedthat he had uuiawiullj po'Sesseel himsell ota horse, which had been sold at a erylowI rice, vincii iiieeiiece 01 iuiui sus-picion against llrown as being a horse iblef.The i Ice were finally notified that therr noL nniouuded and yesterdaymorning tbeowueref tho liorse, J. II. Cam-tl- l,

appear.-- ned gave such evidence thati:ron was lKinndove-- r in lue sum of SI.lbDfor,n.ud larceny ,

I'is'rict CourtHon. Kobert C'rozler, Judge; I U. Lawc,herlll, McCown Hunt, Clcik.

Esherlll made return on venire.i;i parte Louis Clausing, admitted to hi.1

citizenship.laindvs Hous'ry Motion of defendant to

dlMals, appeal enstalutd aad exceptions.Monroe vs Ixinoiioc Motion to dismiss ap.

IKral ov erru'ed.Marshall vs Waddle ctal IXmurrerof de

fendants to petition ovirrul. J.I'erkiusvs 1'erklii' Lave 10 plalntllT to

fliti'iid petition, which is dune, defendantgiven live davs 10 Inswtr.

Johnson vs W iterinan Motion of ptalntll!to romi-c- l defendants waterman A Waterni'iu, to make ausweriuo.e definite ami ac-H-

n Ithdrawu, leave lo pluint.irio reply inten days.

in me matter of the asslguincnt of Wil-liams A Utrveust" V . Ilassier, Etj ,

roniuiisfloner.vs KnhiiCt al sale in Ljon county

contl mesl.C.aric vs EpcncheMt Judgment modl-lli-- .l

J. I bHler, li . appoluiexl I. Cclver.l'a.kltr vsMertmik Couit triai.

1)til.vi, which might o'herwlo bethrown away by resorting to ineffectualmedicines, are saved by purchasing fiat inexpensive specific f r bodily pain and lerae-il- v

loraircctlons of Ihe tluott, lungs.itom-ach- ,liver and Isowels, Thomas' LkstTitic

Oil, which !i s not deteriorate, and is thor-ough and pun. 1 ubllc atleiitlnn is called toadvetlisemenl in another column.

i:ito vl.

Miss ('lira K.lsh returm-- l trom Illinoison h nil a i .

Will. Abattt itliy has gone bick to f.chool.

John (i arret t has gouo we.vt.

Col. Anthony and famll) will arrive homethis morning, after six weeks absence

IV. J. Keller Ielt jeslenlav for LeuilvilleWe Uopo he will be successful In his newhome, as he deserves It, baiug tteaJy, indus-trious and pel severing.

Hon. John A. Anderson, member of Con- -grots from this district, called at TheTimesotace v st, rdny innm'rg. He was In the cityoiuv n lew nours. but V7us wainny vieicomeiioy our citizens.

The following gentlemen visited Tiie Timesyesterday to pay their respe-ct- s and renewtheir Kubcrlptlms: . McCain, J. buIUvanam! Mtbew I ord.of Uozp , I. Hatmsker, ofnu:ow ; ana mv iu iiaseti, o: cpnuiaie.

Mr LM. II. Mallorj- - leaves this afternoon forChicago to accept a position with Mradner,smith A to LI. is one of tho best youngmen In Kansi". aril l.raduer. Smith A Co.are tort uuate 11 his services. We be.lleve tliHt afier oue or two trips be will sellmore goods than ai.v other man In the sateobusine-- s on the road

01 a 31 im rAt-Toiii-

V oinpilatlonortlie unibrr of jlniui-r.K-torle-

in the.MiKiimt nl Itnslness Thev Do andtin- - timber of .Men Thej i:inploj .

Kven ocr home peoi 1c are not aware of theextent ot the manufacturing Interests of thiscll. Tin j know that from many furnacesgoes up tbe smoke which tell of the blazingdusk diamonds beneath which are warm-ing luto life aud motion ponderous machin-ery ; the meet in the dally walks of lifetroops of sl workmen; they occa-- s

dually look In and Fee them at their work,perhaps, when business calls them to tbe 1

cinityofsomeof the lactorics. SUll.as regardsthe extent nnd imjiortanco of our manufac-turing Interests few know fully thereof. Itis with the design of giving the people ofLev en worth and the wor'dat large as wella full knowledge of these thinzsthat a itlias been prepired wticso features are outllnrd In the caption above.

Tnat appears below is aplaln.ilmplepre-scntatio- aef facts. No attempt at coloring

has been used. The figures have an eloquen-tial ring of their own which will lnsplreianewthe love ojr people have for our ctty;wlllceu-- o their blood to Jlow In fuller sympathy,if possible, with all that pertains to Its future

y.

In comme-ncin- the lis, no more appro-priate heaolcg can be lour.il iti. that of the

I OUNDEira AM) MACHINE SIIOPs

The manufacturing of Leavenworth whichlies in this direction can perhars lay claim asbeing tho most prominent feature thereof,as there are more men employed In thisw tind the value of tho work turnedout will resell to a greater fisure. The re--spectlv- - establishments are as follows:

Ihe Imou Machine Works has a capacityIn tLe sto.e deiartment al present of tenstoves per dav. or 3,1 H a vear. They cowrun twe'uty five men, raeetlv on enginebuilding aud railroa t work. Tbe capacltwill be doubled In sixty flays.

The Greet Western Manufacturing Com-pany, which manufactures fiouiiug millmachinery, steam engines, saw mills, bouOislltiE". etc. does u business of J'JO OUO

eary aud employsone hundred and tweuly- -nve men on tun time.

The Great Western btovo Works startedout to make S0,teO stove-- s this season, and theIndications nre that tbe amount will be 11

little abive that figure. One hundred andrl'ty men find steady emp'oyment In thesewotk-- s

ewsome's But'er Works employ six men.and in the year don business which reachesin tne neicnuirncou 01 iiuim). rnev winaveiagc filty boilers each ear.

r.KIDGE WORKS.

Tha Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron WorksLave Just been re opened under the controloflnsley, bhirei-Co- . There Is every reasonto believe that within a very short time theseworks will be running upon the old-ti-

capacity, when one hundred and fifivrnenwere unwoven ana nuv lineal leet 01 uniting were) manufactured dailr

ruoUBivo MILLS.

It Is a fact which. Is established andwhich dealers will bear oct, that Leaven-worth Hour has an established reputation,not only Iu this Elate, but in loirs, Illinoisand Mts-our- i. The Hour Unequal 10 that

In the famous mills of Minnesota ;and time will Rive It as fair a reputa-tion.

The flouring mills of Leavenworth, are fourIn number and their capacity la aa follows :

Tbe Novelty Mills now have a capacity of140 barrel daily, and the present week, with

THE L.BAVENWORTH WEEKLY TIMES: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 18, 1875)---SI- X PAGES.new machinery, will have a capacity of S3barrels daily. This represents l.ltij bushels ofwheat.

Hush's Mills, r.t their former capacity.manufactured SbO barrels daily. The newmachinery now being added will Increaseth I s to ZX oa rrels, dally.

DllwonhA Lyme's capacity is nbout canalto tbe present facilities of the Novelty Milsnnraely, 119 barrels daily.

inesiar jiuis ao more cus-o- woric manfor tbe wholesale trade, but manufactureabout TS barrels dally.

inese mills witu a caDaciiy alt to'd 01about 67) barrels, have their hands full ofbusiness. There is a good opemuz for extracapital In the same direction.

FURMTtTKE.

It Is not exaggeration to tay that Leavenworth has tbe largest furniture houses in tlieWesL While the stocks they carry are notall manufactured in Leavenworth, they areengaged In manufacturing to a very greatextent, as the figures will show.

Hobert Keith A-- Co. manufacture SjO.OCO

worth of all classes ot furniture and employforty men They will, by force of necessity,siioilly enlarge their facilities.

hy liros manufacture S50.COO worthof furniture early, emplnjlng fifty men.Tl.cv turn out filtv beds ol one kind dailr.They, too, contemplate enlarging their faculties.

cirj.vts.There are twenty-on- e cigar factories In

Leaveunorth, which pay early about tiO.VO

in Internal revenue for the stamps used upontheir goods. The tax paid per hundred cigarsU filty ceatF, showing that the amount ofcigars made early Is In round Lumbers fourminiun.

C.gar makers will arer.ee about SO) cigarsdail, r rone man will make lu S'JO worklugelavs.CO.CHO. The number of cgar bauds 111

tl.is city, with these figures al a basis of calculatlou, is sixty-six- .

M ALT 1.1 Q. l.'Otu.Taking the revenue figuits in the fame

wjy as above, we find that Leaveuwoith'sthresj breweries pay yearly S10.000 in leveDuetaxes. 7he tax per gallon upon ber latwelve and one-ha- lf cents, wh ch wouldmake the total number of gallons mauufaclured In tbe city 3 early eighty thousandgallons.

VACONS AM) CAKKtAf.IS.The lmiK)rtauce of thU manufacturing In

te'tst Is far greater than Imagined by evenour own aod when the facts aleshown, supported by figures, the resnlt issimply astonishing. Old Mother Earth couldspeedily bo girdled by the many vehicles forutc9 uoiu lor pleasure anu prcui, whichLeavenworth is sending out and which aresold every wnere.

The Kansas W'ngon Compnny manufacturesG vn a ear 01 spring, piaiiorm. ireigiit anufirm wagons, representing at an average ofI 5 tor earn veulcie.a liusincssoi tiw.iuu.

W G. lies- turns out 'JUU farm wagons and75 light wagons in a ear. Ills early saleswill reach SJj.OOO, and fenrteen to sixteenmen nre emrdoved.

s. D. orlh manulaclures carriages, ofwhlcu he put up uvaiiuudred early.

J. I. von makes carriages in addition to repairing. He at the same time manulactiires

flit buggies aud light wagons, outside uf his ueueral work.

JobnCretors empks adczsn men In hiscarriage ana repair suop, noing aujut luesame In manufacturlngasabjve.

llVSKETS.

Uustav Ilretschneider manufactures several thousand dollars' wor.lt of baskets

early.M WOBKE1LS.

Hurdett A Heis employ twenty-tw- o men,and d3 a. monthly Lusiness of about S2,K0.Twenty-tw- o men are cmp!oed on to-u-

stones and cut stone work in manufacturingand selling.

P. Geraughty alo does a large business Inthe same line, amounting up in an enuai extent, keeping men at the shops and ujion there-a- constantly.

HOOT 1 AND SHOES.

U.S. KurriCo. find employment for fiftymen in making boots nnd Fhoes, and expectlovery largely increase ineir laciiities.

IUC MAM'l ACTCElts,

The Ltavenwerth Hag Factory turns outSOU) ba:s and burlaps daily, furnishing emplo meiit In manufacturing the same lotwent -- lo jr persons.

llir.HEEs' SCTI'LIES.

II. J. Helmeis orenea a tnort time ago amanufactory of barbers' supplies of all kindsTho business being n new one, but whosesteady growtn is tie guarantee 01 lis permanence. 11 is scarcely possible to estimate uponthe amount ol business which a ears workwill bring forth. He Is now getting out av ery handsome illustrated catalogue.

I'Al'ER AM) CtRAIt I10XL3.

II. A. liken-- , manufactures paper boxes,while J.Vo;el A Co. manufacture c'gar boxes.Il3th do r thriving business, although theli2';n-- s upon the amounts are not eatlly ob-tainable.

WOOLEN JIlLI.s.Owen Duffy employs about fifteen persons

in tbe manufacture of woolen goods, whichhave ready sale abroad

soap lAeToru-s- .

There are two soap factot)es, both doing alarge business toip Is soldover where In thu West.

CE0CEBS' StNi'LIES.Harrop's Gracer Supply Company and Spice

Mills do a business ot $10,000 yearly, and ex-le- cl

to Increase thai business four times thisear.

MEDICINE.The Drown Mtdiciue Company emp'oys

twenty persons. List year their business in--

creased thlrty-fl- v e per cent, and reached SIO,- -OU). This year the per cent, of Increase is;iealerand the s lies will reach SCj Iw.

JEWELRY.II. X. HcrsLfleld manufactures all bis gold

and silver goods, his busluess being from10 000 to KM.OOO early, and employ ment lie- -

tc given to twenty-fiv- e lmn. Hve travellug men are 011 tbe road constant! .

TIIE COAL INTLKK-iT- .

Although not properly belonging to themainif.ctuiln; class, tho coatslmf --an with Justice bs adde.1. Ihe pro-duct ..f the mill, is lU.OuO bushels dally, andoveriwo bundle" meuareempioeu.

VVAIll. VI1L lUKNACES.11. U: Varncy manufactures these very

nsfiul contrivanc-- s and does an extensivebuiLosi ov . r thi. st ate.

M11KT MACLES.

Theo'des bllsiird firm of Woo'.f Ilrotbcrs111 .ist not Le .rgof.en, who do business every-v- v

bete in te W est.TKUKMAKEl-- s.

Frogling A Co. report that their earlysales upont nnfcF.wul.h they manufacture,will rechio W)

SASII, 10jUs VMIKLIMIS

Munson A Burrows have forty men in

manufaclnr'riethe alve articles,and doa business ot So ,WJeariy.

OTHER INDUSTRIES.

Pcsldcs these above enumerated, is agluefacloryian extensive cooper shop, two vine-gar factories two broom makers, one cottonbatting factoi, a soda water factory, and.rimiM n few either-- , nil doing business inthe vast territory which nature has madotributary to tbe metropolis or the west.

A Nure XDlng.ir. Hunter's Specific and Injection No.

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males.Dr. Hunter'sPpecincNo.21sa snreremedy

for the Siermatorrho?H, Seminal Weakuess,nightly emissions, the loss of power,b sell-abu- or excessive Indulgence. Price01 Dr. Hunter's specific Wper bottle Inac-tion, SI per bottle, bent everwbare bjex-rres- s.

Dr. J.Dlnsbeer, sole proprieto ,o.Seventh street, St. Louis, Missouri

Send two stamps for treatise. Cure guaran-Stee- d

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snre TlilDit.Dr. King's Syphilitic Kemedy Is warranted

to cure S philrs in the primary, Beoondaryand tertiary stages, and In all its varied andcomplicated forms and will cure the worstcascsof venereal diseases; cases which havaresisted the treatment of the most eminentphysicians of America. It cures the firststage and heals the ulcers In a few days. Itcures ulcers in the month, nose, throat, head,arms and legs; also bard pains In the bonesand Joints, swelling of joints syphilitic rheu-matism, etc.. In a short time. Price fivedol.Iars per package, bent everywhere by

A treatise on sexual disease, tree- -:ent mailed lor two stamps. Sold by Dr. J.Dinsboer, 115, North Severn n street, oh ixjuisMo. Cures guaranteed or tue money refund-ed. Theo. Lgeraaorti. agent, LeavenworthKauuis.

A 4JARI.To ali who aresuffer'ng from the etrors and

Indiscretions or yontn nervous weaKss ,eirl lecav loss ol manhood, Ac., I will sendu recipe that will cure you, FREE OFCIIAHGE. This great remedy was discoveredby a missionary In south America, send a

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tiave Your Hair.' .H.eep It Beautiful."The "London Ralr Color Restorer" is the

most delightful article ever Introduced to theAmerican people, and Is totally differentfrom all other Hair Restorers, being entirelyfree from alt Impure Ingredients that rendermany other articles for the hair obnoxious.Where baldness or falling of the hair exists,or premature grayness from sickness or othercauses, its use will restore tbe natural youth-ful color, and cause a healthy growth, cleans-ing the scalp trom ail impurities, dandruff.ete, at the same time It is a most pleasingand lasting hair dressing fragrantly per-fumed, rendering the hair soft and pliable,making It an Indispensable article In everytoilet.

Ask: yo:r drugslst for London HairPrice. 75) a bottle; six bottles ft.

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To Kxchanse.Merchandtse- -I have for sa'e JI50.UV worth

of staple merchandise, all woolrsaie stock. Inprime order. Will sell In lots ot trom (5,000tot25,0U0, and take in payment one-thi- rd

cash and two-thir- pood real estate. Ad-dress MERCHANT, Box 2UI, New YorkCUy. ykJeodAwxmo.

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KANSAS NEWS.

Toptka wants a packing house.

Anew temperance paper called the UcldenGa'e has been started al Newton, by Messrs.fcood and Werner.

A t.ood Kind of .lew si

Olatbe Progress, 11

We would be pleued If all onr correspon-dents would give the crop yields of theirnelgbborhrod when they can gst them.There Is no more Interesting.

The A.. T. A. S. r.IMonltor.

When tbe Santa Fe railroad Is completed toUusyama?, Mexico, tbe distance from NewYork to Australia by that route will bo 1,100mills shorter than by the way of Sin Fran-cisco.

Penned.WId field Courier, 11 I

Deputy Finch started to Leaven worth Mon-

day with the prisoners convicted at the lateof court. Ike White soes for three year.

Hoffman for oue ear and Punkard for threeyears.

Itain iu Itonruou Connty.Ft. scott Monitor, 12

About sev en o'clock last evening a most re-

freshing ralu st hi, much toof the country at large, bnt It somewhatdampen. d ihe attendance on tbe Pinaforeentertainment al the opera bouse.

A lirnphle Description.Walnut Valley Times, 12

Two girls who latel v ran away from Wichitaare thus graphically described by taelr father:"Laura, aged 18, dressed in a straw hat;Florence J. aged 16, blue suit " We trembleIn view of the possibility of tbe fair Laura'sstraw hat blowing oil".

In n Ilealtby Condition.IFt. Scott ltecord. 11.

Our borne manufacturers have a much bel-

ter trade than daring any correspondingmonths for the live preceding eurs, andevery kludof businesi shows that tbe coun-try is slowly but surely emerging from thebard times Into a more prosperous condition.

llorxe Nteallnc Prevail.Auguf ta Gaze-ttee- . 11 J

The stealing of horses Is becoming too fre-

quent. No les than halt a di zen have beenstolen from citizens ot this county within amonth, aud It Is time the people were takingsome steps to prevent it. A vigilance com-

mittee would probab'y exert a good lnllu-enc- e.

Itlue.(Wjandotte Gazette, 12

Can't the Gov ernor borrow twenty or thirtyfatigue nnlforms from Gen. Pope, at FortLeavenw orth, for tbe only lallltary companythat has been Invited to escort the President on his tour through Kansas? The fitmight not lie perfect iu every case, but thocolor would be much more appropriate thancon'ederate t,ray

Kn ltou'e.ILarned Optll.1

A delegation of tbe Irish Catholic colonization, spoken of heretofore, arrlv ed last t rlday morning, and visited several portions oftho couuty.especlaliy where they are Intendlug to fettle. We do not know as to whatfinal conclusions they came to, but thev Ielta few das afterwards for the purpose of vis-iting Hutchinson and Iteno couuty.

AniaHementH not Appreciated.I Linn County Clarion, lij

A pralrledog, a t rooster, a stuffedcalf, two men with an old fiddle In an old"rlcklty " wagon, drawn by a couple of "crowbait" horses, constituted a menagerie on thestreet on Monday. The admission was onlyfive cents with a lead pencil thrown In; butthat was too clleap for our citizens, so theypulled up Htakes and moved on to the nexttown.

Watch the Markets).rNorth Topeka Times, 12.1

Tbe farmers who have hogs to ship thisseason woule' do well to watch tbe marketsand not wait, as the most of them did lastwinter, and at the last moment, when themarket was flooded, run them In at a loss'rather than hold them any longer. Owinglolhevasl numbered hogs In the countrytins season. It wilt be well to noi wait unuithe market U glutted.

The Han nee County Fair.Larned Optic, 12.

Tbe Pawnee County Agricultural Societywill bo'd ttelr .'air this lall on tnelr newgrounds on tbe 21th, 25th and 26 of the pres-

ent moath. Many attractions are offered.Premiums to tne amount of five hundreddollars will be paid to succesful competitors.Entries are open to all, and everybody Is lv

Invited. Trotting and running raceswill be oue of the principal features.

Not Ignite Bun F.nough.Linn County Clarion, 12.

A flue ralu fell on Friday night followed bylight showeis on Snnday, but It will require agreat deal more to wet tbe ground enough toralsotbe streams and start up the splines soas to furnish slock, water for winter withoutdriving to the streams, it would be cheaperlor those WHO nave large uerus 01 siucie anuito mines of run nine water, to drill artesianwalls wbtcli would furnish an Inexhaustablesii mil y. lh loss in driving a herd twomiles to water lor a single winter would paytor tbe well.

Annual Church Meet In jr.The annual btate Meeting of the Christian

churches of Kansas will meet at Emporia onThuts lay. October 2d, at two o'clock p.m.,and continue over the following Sunday.The State Preachers' Meeting will meet onthe Tuesday preceding at tw o o'clock p. mDelegates attending via tbeM., K AT. andpa lug full tare will be returned at one-four-th

fare on presentallen ol a certificatesigned by the secretary. It is expected thatlike reductions w 111 be made by the A. , T. AS. F. and perhaps oiuer loaus. 111 ciaiepapers please notice?

J.E Pickett, Set 'y.

1'aetM and Figures).North Tcpeka Times, li.j

To clve the reader a faint Idea of the amountof pactlng that would be done hero if we hada packing houe, we have only to say thatduring one season In the winter of 1371-- thelate II. W. Baker packed here 2),CC0 alone,uearly all of which were brought In by thefarmers residing In this vicinity. This Isenough to sbow how the business would in-

crease with all the latest modern facilitiesfor future operations. Far as tbe season Isnun advanced, suitable buPdmgs can yet beerected here this fall. If operations are commenced at once, lor packing ai least i,iwhogs the coming winter.

A Resnlt or Foolins U itb Alcohol(Eureka Herald J

On Friday, beptember 5, W. M. Hummer,of Elk county, came nigh being killed by thecxplos'on of an empty alcohol barrel. Hareceived a severe wound on one hand and aslight wound on one arm, his bat was blownoff, his beard, eyebrows and hair singed, andhis beard Oiled with splinters and partlypulled out by passing pieces. All that savedhis Hie was a gimlet hole through whichsmoke esraned. causing him to move hishead to one side (looking to sec where tbesmoke cme Irom) jusi tarenougn to ne nurs-ed by the main part of the barrel bead, whichwas thrown to the lop of the shop with suchforce as to shiver hard, seasoned wood.

Campmeetlns: in Cbaae Count-- .

CliaseCountyLeader.ilA district campmeeting under the auspices

of tbe Huteiilnson district of the M. E.Church, south Kansas conference, will beheld at Cedar Point, on the A . T. A S. F.railroad, commencing Thursday, Septemberlsth, 1ST9, at two o'clock r. M., and continuesone week. There will ba a boarding hall ontheRround', lurnlshed and controlled b tbeorganization, where meals will be furnishedat a low price-- All other stands are positivelyforbidden by tbe organization. Lach familywill be expected to furnish their own tentsand lodging. Tbe grove Is a beautiful oneseats and water will be furnished and goodorder maintained.

Milpmcnts or Cattle.Osage City Time'.)

The shipment of fat cattle from this pointso far this month has exceeded any ship-

ment ever made from any other point In thecounty. The number since the 1th Inst, was

SSJhead, of which Messrs. Nathan A Herringshipped CCS. which they bought or MillerBros. The lot averaged about 1,100 pounds.Messrs. Hepsiey A-- Willing shipped 215 headwhich were the finest and best lot ever ship-ped Jiom Osage county. Ther averagedLBOi) pounds, and were as "fat as butter."The following is the record of shipment fromthis point for the week ending Thursday,Beptember 11th: Cattle. SG cars; wheat, 1 car;coal, IU cars: flagging. 5 cars; hogs.l car.Total, id. cars.

Trouble Abont Cattle.Butler County Enterprise.

The people along Rock creek and the divi-

des between that stream and Mnddy andTimber, are very ranch agitated about theappearance of disease among the cattle inthat section of the country. Several he adhave died and more are sick and the farmeishave seized upon a herd out there, and areholding It by force. LondthreaU have beenmade or a resort to violence, if an attempt Ismade on the part or the cattle men to removetheherd. wVcounselall parties to act withmoderation and not allow tot blood to infiaenee their actions, and ws believe the diffi-

culty can be amicably arranged. Any at-

tempt to settle it by shovguns wont do at au.

".orating- - the Depot.Concordia Expositor.

AIJ. Do land, of the Kansas Pacific, was Inown Tuesday afternoon, to settle upon thelocation of their depot in this place. Thatquestion had created more excitement here

the tint railroadthan any one question sine.nimi niond county, and is settled with sat.Ufsctloa to the railroad company, and. we

or tne ciiy. amKroStoeoiidned for that purnovtna norm amii e uiee jS -- II-- - mv Bflsn. inwuiiii sus: wpi.rzVrzz-z- z. ". ji. ii fsa mSSaswMH saw , w

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this week. A temnorarvbrirtn. wrlll hohnlltacross tbe Republican rtver.andoa Inelstnff.vjciuurr me --non roinooros- - 01 the K. P.will blow Its "bugle" Insldeorour city lim-its, and then the city of Concordia will bebooming.

Xcn England Dinner.IWolt lourler. ll.jAccording to announcment. some thirty

pareons whose nativity wis In some one orother of New England Mates, met st theAvenue House, on Wednesday last and par-took of dlnur prepared by tbe host of saidbouse. Beans and pumpkin pl were tbeprominent dishes, while the dinne.- - wasotherwise elaborately spread.

Bsfor dinner tbe president Col. Whitney,called the meeting to order, and said thatthe election ofotficeis was the first thing tobe attended lo ihey selected for Presidentof the society, A. P. blmoudi; Vice l're.ident,Lapt Blood and a L Brow n cecretary, Dr. A.FHtten;TTeasurer, F. V. Barret.

Upon being seated at tbe table, Mr. Herseypronounced th b'essing, and thst hungryset ot purltansjust cleared away yard alteryard of tbe good thing set before them.

A Kotv About a Nrliool Teacher.Wyandotte Gaz-ti- e, 12th.l

The colored people are quite indignant atthe action of the Boird cfKlucatlon iu em- -p'oylng J. D. Bowser as prlcc'pal of theirschool, under existing circumstances Itseems that serious chirg's hid been broj-h- tagainst air. oser in Kuns is. City, wherehehpd long been prirclpal of the coloredschool', and that when lie was called on foran explanation, he ru.1; ed, insured :promptly making uu eUorl to e'lab b-- hisInnocence. Thetolorrd peop'e bad a meet-ing Monday nlibt, and .1 vlnnn.ns protestwas made by Depity Mirshal Patterson audseveral other tulluentlal co'ored Kenllcmeuagainst the employment of Mr Browser. Sofar as we have b-- able 10 learn tbeoloredpfoplrt were all extremely well satisfied Willitheir former principal Mr Spencer, and donot understand or countenance h!s removal.

Jnst as Though Koiuethius I'unnrHad Keen NaitlOlatlie Progress, ll.i

We know a young mau about twelve yearsold that has earned a good ltcklng.whlch willbe presented to him tbe first time we meethim. TLe other day, while marketing, w3purchased a large slza cabbage bead, aud aswe had a number of other things to carry, frrconvenience we carried the cabbage head onour shoulder. We had not gone but a lewsteps when wo I card the aforesaid youngman yell out; "Say, Mr. Iiiitor!" We turn-ex- !

around with, "Well, unit is wanted?""Oh, nothing much;! ju-- t wanled to knowwhich one of thoe bends luruishevl thebrains for the J'rogrtti." We did not w ail foranswer, but a lot of 011 the cornercoram. ticsi to Iiush Ju't as If somethingfunu had been sild.

Dutch Henry t sainsaline County Journal, 11 j

That which might have proved a tragi dyhappened 011 0 psum creek last . Hen-ry Prudent and wife lived at their farm ontbe Saline rlv er, but the wife becamecstrauged an 1 left her liu'bind, to take up her resi-

dence on Gypsuin creek. A German whowent through life Weighed down with the fes-

tive name of "Dutch Henry," had becomeenamored of Prudent's wife, and desired tobe near her, and followed he latter to Gyp-sum Creek. Henry Prudent and uncle start-ed over to G vpsum one day last w eek, to goto the farm where the truant wife had estab-lished herself, fr the purpose of obtaining ndrill belonging to tbe uncle. Dutch Henry"an I tbe wile ordered Pruient and bis uncleouTthe premises. The former followed up hiscommands with an adv auee upon the w titon.A-l- ie went he seized a club, aud Jumpinginto wagon commenced K)tiudIng Prudent,was quite badly injured before his assailantceased his blows.

luka the Ccuntj Meat or 1'ralt County.Pratt County Press.

Early' last Tuesday laorulnj tbe voterswere ga'hcred at tbe different polling places,ready lo begin the conflict. Promptly at 9

o'clock the Judges and e'erkswere elected,and by noon nearly tho entire vote of tbecounty was polled. The boari did Its dutyand canvassed a'l the Iegel returns with thefollowing result:

luka, 173; Saratoga, 101; Anderson, 3. Asluka had a majority over all the places votedlor It was duly declar d the county seat. Thefollowing ofheers were elected bymajorities ranging from30to70: Represen-tative, W. 1. Hi-.nr- Commissioners, Jotiublllln, Thomas Goodwin, L. U. NarontCouuty Clerk, L. C. Thompson; Clerk DistrictCourt, Samuel Brumsey: county Tieisurer. R.T. Peak: Probate) Judge, James Neele ; Reg-ister of Deeds, Philip Haines; SbrlH. samuelMcAvoy; Coroner, P. small; Coumy Attor-ney, M. O Barney; surveyor, A. F. Carr;superintendent Public insiuctlon, Alexan-der Uubbs.

A City niarMhal Walloped.Eureka, Uera'd, 11.

A fiisco occurred last Saturday morningthat awakened no Uttlo merriment, somederision, and a good deal of disgust al tbepresent condition of onr police regulationsIt Is said that our is v ery talka-tive and frequently engages in altercationswith persons who are disposed to be noisyand who are thereby provoked to mole orless turbulence. It is elated that on lastSaturday morning at an early hour the mar-shal while engaging In a windy combat witha young man who was "feeling his oats'Invited the latter to walk outside the corporate limits and he would enlighten hlui inreference to a thing or two The joungmausaid he would be glad to accommodate him,and the two Immediately proceeded to tbefield south ot town, sparring at once com-menced and tho result was that the marshalfound It necessary to apply a quantity offresh beef to oucee and carry that memberIn a sling.

Do not begin your Singing Class-es boforo Examining L. O.

Emerson's Row Book

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While containing a large and valuable col-

lection ofChurch Music 1 Ihe lnrm of Tunesand Anthems, It Is perfectly fitted for theSinging School and Convention by the largenumber of Songs, Duets, Glees, Ac, and itswll made Elementary Cours.

Price JJ.oo per dozen. Specimen copiesmailed fort 1 0).

Send for circulars and rtialoturs. with fullHit of standard Singiig School ooks.

The new 0 cbcedllloiiof Plnarore (com-plete) sells finelv, and FHtlnltziiJHO;, Sor-cerer (51 00). Trial by Jur (10 ets.), are In con-sla- nt

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F.mcrxon'M Vocal Hethoil. by IO Em-erson (S1.W) Is a valuable new book for VoiceTraining, containing all tbe essentials ofstudy, plenty or exercises, and plain expla-nations, and costing much less than thelarger works on the same subject.

Subscribe for the Musical Kerord andreceive weekly all the news, and plenty ofgold music, for ti 0) per ear.

In press. White Itnbex, a charming newSunday school Song Book.

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A sjpi.ESimn OPPOItTCJIITV TOWIN A FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND DIS-TRIBUTION, CLASS J. AT NSW OR-

LEANS, TUESDAY. OCTOBER Hth, 1879

113th .nontlily lirawing.

mm Slate Wery CompanY--

This Institution was regularly incorpora-ted by the Legislature of the Stale for Educa-tional and Charitable punoses In ISM, (orthe Term ot Twrnif rive Veavra, towhich contract the inviolable faith of theState Is pledged, with a capital of 11,000.000to which it has since added a reserve fund of(350,000. Its Cirsuadi (tingle NumberUlsiribailoa will take place monthly ontbe second Tuesday. Jl now teala or pot -pone. Look ai me loiiowing ausuiuuuuu .

CAPITAL PRIZE. JlO.000.100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EVCH.

UALF-TICKET- -, ONE DOLLAR.LIST Or" PRIZES:

1 Capital Prise.. J30,0001 Capital Prize.. 10,000l enmiai 5,0005 PrliesorCAW- - i,uoo3 Prizes or l,x). 5JJ00

20 Prizes of 5eO . lOWs)10) Prizes of 1ft).- - 10,000200 Prizes of 50.. . iooosot) Prizes of CO 10,000

laOPrixesor 10.. 10,1X0

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:9 Approximation Prises of 1300 2,7009 Approximation Prize) or 2U0. 1,8009 Approximation Prizes of liX) 9u0

1S37 Prizes, amounting to.. -J-llO.lOOttMinniibla eorresDondine agents wanted

at all prominent points, to whom a liberalcompensation will be paid.

Application for ra'es to clubs should onlybe made to tbe Home Office In New Orleans.

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Tbe followlnglsoneofinevery many testimonials we are receiving dally 1

GnOwm Some three months ap I bepan thenseofDB.il enTER's Iron Tonic, npon the a triceormanririeiiuswiio knew its irraes. I was suiferlnz from general dcbllliy to such n extent Hut uirLtbor was exceeding!) burdensome to me. A or a month did not pive me much relief, tsilunthe rnnlrarr. was folfowe.1 hy lnrrex-.- prostration and tlnUnc chilli. At Ihls time I bnran the e ofjonrlKON tomc. from which I realized almost immediate and womicriul results. The o.d ener--rreturae.! and I fonnd that m uatnral force was not permanently aate-d- . I have used three tsttl-se- f

Ihe1ni since using It lbarc done twice the labor that 1 ererdi I In the same time dnring my Illness,and with double the ease. With the traniicli nerve and Tlpor or bn.lv. has come also a clearm-- w i.(tliourht never before eujoje-d-. IX the Tomc his not done the work, 1 know not what- - I give it tberedlt. Most gratefully yours,

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FACTORY,

A.V- D-

P1LE3-ROO-

220Ihlavare Slrtet.

the in the-- 'o.i:if-y- .

a a. H"A? IiZAEZIt:

..TPe? SJanT: Pure.

AHD PBSEST LYE

is a FINE POWDES

in Sfaplft and Fanpy (.iroceript.

msmtS VS5ft fiat

mm J'MiMa1P5I3J!' 'lid '

S7 QVE BUFFAI.O,03 b'enccn St.

mn muoiTHE BEST AND RELIABLE

,VND

ACKNOWLEDGED FAVORITESSTOVE EELIAULE,

i'TD PE0VE3 A SCCCES3.

ail g:ci3 rrjLZT TAn?.A.;TZD.

PURIFY THE BLOOD,PBEVE57 and Fever, Jr

tcrmiitszt and Bilious

CUBE Ague and Fever, lndi-gestio- a,

Eervonsness, Loss of

Sleep, Oispepsia, Female andDisorders. Recommend-

ed and by best Physicians.all Druggists and Dealer

Leavenworth. Kansas.

to Troctrr Jt flamMr't ilatllrtl (itms

iBimi)"

SrjZttrrTrXtZX tf. U S F3

:sSlwlfe IN ThEWsTTisipMyy 1 inc TKcU and Fire TcsJsd !

BV.i 1?$ iPFt-m-- r K7''S4t r I z.ZZ

If v Econcir.y in Fuc!, Durn'uitily, 3.iu Convenience.POINT Complctcn'-s- s of Ccsirin, nnU Perfection of Construction.

OF J Simplicity cf Fannrje cr,t, au- - General Wcrkinrj Qualiiics- -

FOR SALE rERY-WHn- i' FY FIRST CLAW DEALERS.

sU rUlWj vT " sf J l ' X-- V ft 'lS2 avssr"jrf fc A SK'

m vfesa ggn Aim 1 1 P

Pain cannot stay where It Is ned. H is Mm cheapest mrd'c'no "vr mad" Flvedropscover a surface as lirge as the hand. Oaeflosecnr-scomino- i . .re Tbroar One bottle hascured Fi'tv cent's worth liNseursl an Old S an ling ouili It positivelyCatarrh, Asthma and Croup Flftvceut'n worth hascnr i Cr ck in Hie Hack, and the samequantity Lime Back of eh.ht years' standing. Ilcnres swilel Neck and ah oilier Tumors.Rheumatism Neuralgia, Ointract'on of the Muscles, S ill Joint-- , spinal Difficulties, nndPains and soreness in put, no matter where It rnav be, nor from what e it mayarise, it al win s ooes vim good. Twenl -- five cents' worth has cured bsit cases of t hronicandBloody Dysentery. One.easpoonfol curcsCoilcln flftn mlnntei. It will cure any case ofPiles that is possible to cure. Six or elget are warranted to rure any case ofExconaieetr.ippiesoriiiuame-- iireast. for Hrulses, irappliei often ami ikiuuu up. me.eIs never tbe s! ghlest discoloration of tne skin. It stops tlie pain ot Burn ns soon as,applied, and Is a positive cure for Cbllbains, Frosted Feet Rnis, wnrls. Corns, and woundsof every description on man or beast. Price. M cents and SI 00. FO)TEl MlLBURNacO.Sole Prop'rs, Buffalo. New York.

Sold In Leavenworth by Theodore Eiersdorfi".Go to your for Mrs. Freeman's National Dyes. For and durability of

color they are unequaled. tolor, 2 to 5 lbs., price 15 cents. eodAeaw

Stld free of U. S. Liquor License by

GEORGE A. EDDY,

Of expenznud and eeooonircl houtcEeepen is given

s

considerable

Less

It,t

MADE.

GO.

MOST

Chills

Fevers.

Sumnerused

reliable

cures

any

application

Druwist brightness

FARMERS TAKE HOT! GE!

SEEDS, GROCERIESAND

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

LEWI MAYO,525 SHAWNEE STREET.

Water easily penetrates Soaps made of nueatiocable material, which weatens and softens teem.TB0CTER& CAlWLE-- a MOTTLED OZRMAS JSOAP is made of DapnnijUt JUd Oil, the bestaatenal knows for producing Ars. 4wrmU rfftxdrr Soap, which water will not weakencraofteiv Tbesuu4)sstilcoBlutd toadtaaUec. AtcalfvilcHyJ. fpld cTcrywbere.

Elizabetli AullFEMALE SEMINARY.

Lexington, Missouri.Twentieth term begins September 2. No

publ'c exhibitions; prosperous; sixteen teach-e- r.

stat d i- -l very ni advantagessuperior. Forcataloaue n.Mrtss.

J. A. QUAKLE3, Pres.

S. H. HOLMES,PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE

Attention Is respectfully directed to tfcefact that at this store may be found every ar-ticle In the lineof Drugs and Cb'ile'als, andpositively at the lowest prices. Prescriptionsfllleel at any hour of the day or night.

Cor. 5th ctChestrut StreetsSIIITTK I.KVIVUllRTII

Attention, Owners of Horses I

tih; xim- - ri -lKIltniot.tpermanent hi.-- , rui.( LilfeJ TVe part lor M5r net n!norCH ur maie-- tinti.a:eer fceeu jnwu -

.I and d.fc beui.reH --

IvlmprowilMucv.!.....lt, b Us, - leclnll nUrtltotlrt-cU.H-t- !l Miud loose toptwd collars. 1 he new pad olproper s.z sv.111 fit either. Being of smoo'iiniet.il the do not wear tlie mane and aiw iv sdispense, when ueeJe.1, their mtdiclnilvtruirs Tbeie are over .e uu.ilem aud a half 01them lu use. 1'ads made of other materiacan on'y temporarily hnve any curitlvepropertleswbatever.aud soon becomewortb-les- s

by Hbnision In cleaning them The ZtncPuis are so it by leading Saddler Hou-e- s

lhroughonl the counlry and harness) make'sseueraily sjc your Mnrness Maker lor

PAD10.. Buchan vn, Mich auu7 wJmo

BP . .

PENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COLLEGE.

rVr KMI, l'ITTsKfltl.U.A first clss college for women. Education

al staiidsrd hlh. Advantages completel vt delightful situation In the whole cntni- -

I reiiiisqulte moderate Next term opens"sFITEVinsK Dili Auuress

hiss tiia.KV i:.ri:i.i.i.Titi:ir.llll31ull Acllmg

TSfliiaRe& STUDENTSI twnWIIssill W ."On10Uor.i0(I'l It Il( ril during 1 Forfu ipariiciti rn ml Iress

J C Jlce L RDY A C0.,S:.Lr ul AloJu lwst

AGENTS ! ed' 250i w picict-- .im! riHf ri.i.iT.ItUOKH 'JtTAMhMs, Mild IIIltM ,irrmn! compIVtf fy repn-Miit- In ur nwI.K1M) ,'OTiui-.Aiio-- i runsrrrfl S hook, by Niinple iagt- -, liliuUnK" liI n-- t rat loirs tc. Popular wrUs of erklnil Mire mmtws frir .ina-str- . AOactually wlshiDK KMTLO MFaT.a.ilress forUrniS.JHAMjlELI- - v.V LU , St. LOUIS, 3IO.

feblJMCluo.

STANLEY'S iS'lSffit'TIir.ortJH the DRK CONTINTNT anddown Till. CONGO, lilhe-- most siiu.lit f..rthrllltngly interesting and f istesl sellingbook out Onlv authetitie uml completepeople'sedlllnu. IN ST l.M.KI -- OW N L VNG17AGE Profuse-- illustrated by full piueengravings ot exciting scenes and anven-tures. More matter for Ihe money than another. Ov er .) pages, largeoctavo, onlv SJ-- ).

AGI.MS UASilt.lt tosenil for nigr-al terms Or, to save time-- , send SUM forh I'LL outfit.ST ND RDEOOK HOUSE, ST. LOl IS, MO

febUwfilUfi

II It I It t: A en's newmm Jewel Niniiimnry570 Uo to

CIIEAfF.ST I.N Till: Oltl.D.1Two simples with Jewelry, by mill. ospaid, 'J.1 cents. Illustrated Circulars of ta--iiloaml urintaii4asoveiiies iree.

J. IIKIIIKA '297 B " O A D W A -J-EWELNEW ol.K.Establlslird, 1S70. Favorably known through-

out the L nlted States.

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.

IS79

71 I'LL Courso ' study In Ancient andt? Modern Lan .. .es Liw and Nor nit

I enartments now established. Music bcompetent" lnnructnr

Full session op ns -- eptemlierlittli.I or any deslretl Information, address.

JAMEs MARVIN, Chancellor,Lawrence, Kins.1..

Thirty thousand acres of choice lands InAnderson, Woodson and totfey ountieH, lorsaieou ver reasoiiame lerms AUtiress

av w. j. 1 1 v rtt 4 a w oi r,Itnd gent, Neosho rails Kansas

Hit ri:s. g

HOP B1TT1SSS.8i A &c icinc net a Cnnk (

tJNTalss SHOI'S, III Clir, IIWDllliei:,i)A.i)i:i.i.N. n

And the Purest and Best tiuabtlcsof a G

ITHL-Eii-r CTJilLE g

All DircareH of tLe Stomach, l!jwelrijjlilooel, Liver, Kidneys anil I nnary Org

.oSl.nll3r..a k.l,i...f. L IS1iir--

, I'tituu-iirrp- , i cuialr 1OoinnlainlH and Drunklssfw. a

B ivi iuiii sv f.ni ii ?"' '""' I

Will be naii for a cje thev will rotrtireJor help, or for acvihin impure or injur-- ?

ous fouuil in fiem. H

Ask your Druecist for Hon Hitters andHfree book, and trj the Bitters before youlIeep. c

Tho Hop Cure ani Pain Relief i.sthe Cheapest. &tt est rt-i- Best it

lOUSALEIlV ALI a

pitovEiiits. U

"Xons can be sic when the ptnmach.hitooel, liver and kidneys are health, auJitop l.iltera keep them to."'1 he greate!t nouri-hi- tonic, appe-ze- r,

strengthener and curative on earthHop Bittern.""It is impo-vibl- to remain long sicl

r out of health, where Hop Bitters are

'Vhy do Ifop Bitters cure so much"Because they give good digestion, riclilood and healthy action of all the organ;.'.. ,uv. L. r.

-- o msiter wnat your leenngs or annnt. Hop Bitten will do you good.

"Remember, Hop Bitters never dolarm.but good, always and continually.'

"Purify the blood, cleanw the stomachind sweeten Ihe breath with Hop Bitters ri

l tlet nerves and balmy tleep in HotBitters "

''So health with inactive liver andirinary organs without ifop Bitters."

fry Hop Congh faro and PainneliefFor sale hr Ans.or.n A Hcnt.Gforoe A

and 1 HE.) toueiaDjKr, wholesale.

A GOOD PLAN.Anybody can leam to matte money rapidlyoperating in stocks by the "Two UnerringItules lor Fuccess," In Messrs. ACo.'s new circular Thecoinblnatlonwhich this firm has made 10 successful, en-

ables people wltn largn or small means toreap all the bentflts of largest capital andbestsaill. Thousands of orders In varioussuras, are pooled Into one vast amount andco operated as a mighty whole, thus securingto each shareholder all the ad vantages of thelargest operator. Immense proflLs are di-

vided monthly. Any amount, from ft toHOOO.ormore, can be ned successfully. N.Y Jlnptu: HVeJUy.eeptemberirtth. 1ST, sas,

By the combination system S15 would make175. or S per cent : tv pays JSW, or7 per cent.;tlWmakeTl.G,GrW per cent. on thesiock.duringheminth, acconllng to the market,".Franfc IjttUe't IttuttrnUd Jleuipripn; JuneZith: ''Ihe combination method of opera-ting stocks Is the mewt successful everadopted. yorkJndrpmdent.Hrpt.KlUi"The combination system Is founded uponcorrect business principles, and no personneed be without an Income while It Is keptworking by Messrs. latwrenco A Co. 7frex.it- -Ijn Journal, a prn -- our editor m.dunet profit of I101.S5 from fJO In onw of MesriLawrence A Co.'s combln itions." New circolar (mailed frf-e- explains everything!Htocks and bonds wanted. Governmentbonds supplied. Lawrence A Co , Bankers,7 Exchange Place ,N. Y.

TAKE KArraCkasatsW

saTCMaiffrir.llMUllLrtf UUobswt

rat-lt- la th wgrii. It cvalaa 24 Wuf rpT,24ZavlnMt,rrttsrsraoUr,Gcl4s;a rs,ftat PCsstTsJoUJewtr7. OA4t4 mat ipMk4vT,wllI) plr flrrtuit Eacrd KkkrlUr BirUN-- r Stjt la

" J. MM ti, 27 HMIMT, MW KK, ,

MISCELLANEOUS!OJVrumftf, OeranGYm nil lltlt Edge m- -

mrtnl t'ardw. name In gold, IOc RAT4; Co., E. Wallingtord, Ct. mlw-Is- t

BvlifSgigrefflK.w will aj as 1 1 li mctu sn I

es ci t r t l.w . hrcy fMnmiioi), 10 wll our nwsoil w ai sv.nl -- . ill mtam vkat UTMtrtt. --IBS1 frn. Ama sllEUAUJ. eX, afaisliali. atich.

milM3.Glup.

?J77 a.Montti aud espmses guaranteed toV. .:X- -' ,s" OulCttiee Mivvv-ACo.A-

gsta. M ni.- -. lebliwlyr.

Of) l"v,,, rosebud Ch.omo CS-.- or M Mot.-- J loCbromns s--i name, lOe Nassai. , ..WWII, .S 1 autialt

RMPF-OYMEriTorroV-or:

ltun, Utfcwr-nimilitBt.ii.lruyprril- e.t

Unt m alJjLlia J

a aJ Worrtln-- h,),uCChlV .rVllkDTliertiaslM4piari ntla t W R

NERVOUS DEBILITY,-:- .-;VrslM,t!oa -

t .Its -a .fr if Srsis .al ..rr... .. leu nl.r.M w iiiiiuuii.iiiii.ra, nir!:..)."' - i. f,r ?i s.tts.tfnifilit. l rr rfsl.r.ita

I 1 i ui, l.itn L... B.is. .tilliasL, etles, IU.

S57.60 A1.FNT"S pn'tlts is?r weekWill prove It or forfeit

N.-- art t ls. iusi i. ...itiiL smiiples sene. to all Idr.ss v. H. CHIHIJ.TFK. Ul

F illon st. N. isctSlwltt.n in si.ncil Outfits. Whit

0rji--i

4u. sl'sripitiv torso eis. e.ai--fr.e S M m-i- tit. IU rt'avl- --- I., Iaston, Mas septu-wiy- r

A VTI D to ell 1k Cu vsf-- e

J in ten ire Boos, New 1'rlceifiCHT: last luii ilw blejn-irmis-.i-

Ad.lrtss. Dr. ehase's lrinlla!rHouse, Ann Arbor. Mien. augSV-wl- r

iTv-- r v i it ti-- r.s. cncsp-- i tSrte;oi.i lotown it itiu. ttpte tttiieJitrr t)

v.:,ln w,.cuLi.rxslw 1

, Trrrtt i miciiti SN

ntcrr i,ce!iwiitrilt)s?s rta Intie , stpnlsl.

rttimrsa leTwnirlinais - 4.KST A .

Eli ln"t t . is" rim Itl Ill V fi itineKiiiiiitlt ti-- VtidrirfvH J Kr

Imiii Del oil, MirI n-- iM. ut r

S25 Every Day' W Can be cuiij mado with out

J$f Well Augers & DrLlsOnr m n and on horn rimrKt V

I ' Artiir nl maker of the1imiica- -nUsLrrttntrJ Iht-- lt t I nrtH

aalAcr jt ewrciiii mi itma.r from3ltif ! IiJ"IX.j t - rRit Addrrs.

LOOMS & N1MA1. TIFFLf. OHO.

wl

IMPROVED PATENT RUE3ER TAREErCH.lO.OUU a i a a, i d.V Ar

Bu.Ms avlmss I n ttnug-i- t m fiir f. bfit with i k rtB, tstn-- v t 1 r III &.

n t.l Am Tartrets ft.

! S ittt r nnrtsig furchurr ft afcr w. rsTHttt OH rl s. I MM pu uoa r 1 PO t

aifa-- Mnsm, t fntifs n ih rrfMir Svta.1 ft,rt if mtt ttati (. r "IksJtrrsWr" nt oiac ailf Ui rilt f An nrnr sjsvsll kc

tina Oimti tb sril Archer en Anwn. . fttvl J yAlCxTsit(rS ifVm rsa. Mslftlf LltvU 4f lrfIT(l.JOHA ff ILUAdU J, i r, "7 Sl St., CaIKa

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I THE BEST 11

P OF ALL I

UMNENTSjF03 K&1T OE 3SAST.

Srt

K vrii. n i m 'nine 1j inf illlbly dnni HP in w. rl. in nnliioi.s r enst-- s for nior M

it llin.l ot n itiitury. when it Ii is jn at lu.l iter pirt.it Hi. worm, in:intnnlM rless 1 mill), s .v.rvwli re ein gjsider it tlie nnl sit r. . m nsiiiiiitlu i r a. id. ut. ii is i.rett s lie. to ealt W

i sueh a lue .He tne

rl THE BEST OF ITS KIM.I Thu H tin rise n.i tl IrIrnjilluliiit 1 1 ii I iti r ii t Ii Uiil 1 1

J tirliiKsiiiUllit ni i :t nltirililr Ii

I Ittirtt MulMliirl li.t It m i - tf rhrn-- jiuntisiiti.vcr on iiimI t ii fi.on-i'i- .l

4 aui tn f)tli( r l sui4 a n , ir-- IIMrfoniioil h tu oi ritil )ln-irn- tt

Muttnn I litimtriil.1I fitniis i out w ai t ! i jc

K Mustang I mr.ontJL 1)4 U t till ! . mrmhrnno nnl Si

tiHtll tttl( ' I -- tmil i tirin ' i tt4 . i a riwr Utnt H

ii ii er fjiN It i a ni Ii IIHR r Irtjttj ti. tik tli (I UX ,ll)ti'.l'5LVh.a

f orprt it l!f ir lf It? f't 1ti Hit r hiinltS priii it I th Hit. r nlisi h. lis j

UNf.-- t wild f ixII ur s I !, i uiui u rUi n ull uther

am ii siti1

f

sj.pli v rnr t imcU ailintuta vt UitIII M N I . . -- II US Ij ia e u iik it i till. rT iiiug iiiipTnlnf s 4 i.ttf - f Fui.i.lB Itlirna !

Htl ScnKIw, 4 tit . KruUn uittlSprnlii;, I'nUiiuoiiH Xtltrt niitlStlii"i. StIsTniss Iamiiri(, 4ltt

'M Sorts, I Irrr. J'rohtlilCrtf.C lilllilf .1 Sirr "Mjiplr t akel Jtrrait. ititil

'4 liiilcet! ccr form of external til- -ji'"""j It M th- - trr tf -- t rnv J fur !h lls- -

3 or-- rsn I u i l ii'- - 1 ntii Ii tnS 15l.LT i urui"', an l.if.t tiat has

ti r liii ii Liiiiivn I r inrt.ua: Stiruin.. Sf.intir. SHOT Joints. HiXiMliitlrr lfwriies. SorrtJInor

1 oot Kola. n-- Uonu, srnl,Holluw Horn. Srrntclir. Intl-nl- N

Spuxlli. Inrc), ItlliKHttr.hl Siirm. loll 1..1I. I ilni noil

EJtJ. Slight atitt cirry odirr ailmenttil) iiina tne orriipitni ii meisinlil. anil Stock nnl are Ilnlilr..... . .Sl.. ..(t..: ..A l ii I f ill. uiiitir ai ji - n uu l. a

3m ' t? I ni i ut hP3 fn n . 1 u J

ii l.'.r-u a lilt ajis eiiill.t3, Uivar of t srtimIt lisiilst ii Iilintif ft Smr. It I'Acu ful

P h v i it ol Uu. ui i i i.jm at trutxnj ty a u um jp If ii- rrto1r, ri I liTpp in'a.. . IT 1 1 t m lu t. v'j -- . r' rSfj n. til l Uvttll U v. it-it- .iinl i--"

. ill JCl e53 Jb iOF ALL

i i&8!13JIh B wtS u asf---

llfsaii ca a y?a

toe i:ait oe ssasi.

PUBLIC SALEOF TJ.0P.OLG-.3HE-

s , rl Horn CuttleTue undrslgneil announces that .bey will

set at pUvi'i siteal

Cameron, Mo ,

WEDNESDAY, 03. 8ft Iabout KIGiltY HKADof Cholrely Bred Dur-

ham Caitleof MIX fl FtMAI.EHand 1WEN- -T iOUNUELLL-- Ourolfrlngswlllcom- -prlsw representatl vi s of the fjlloitlng popular and useful families -

Rosa of Shaion. fcunse Mary Caroline. cioaby Lady, White andRom Roae, Louan, Vic oris, rtolivBly and other good srts. a would call attention to tbe fact that weaie offering overFORTY YOUrtiJ aXIMAL-- i under two earso'd, tbe Increase of our herds for th last ye irand a half Mr. Ireland Is selling bis entireherd, mostly females, ia e positive andw ltbout reserve

Tikms. Six months credit, wltbout inter- -

terest-- Cataloiues sent on application to J.W. Harper, Hamilton, Mo.

I . Hakper. Hamilton, 5fo.H-- C Irel-vsi- i, Moore viile, VIo.J Kreekenrldice, Slo.Col--J V iidv. Auctioneer

Lost l.sntl YVsrrnitr.Public notice Isherebv given, tba' Mlll'a'y

Bounty L.ud Warrant No.IlSU.bsned in ttname of Miz-- t Converse, for W acres, und.rthe act of March Sd,l-i- anilonlb' me,was by me sent In February 1871, toO J.Hopkins, of Leavenworth. Ksusa-s- . for loca-tion, and has been lest or destroyed. Tbpublic Is cautioned against purchasing thesame as I have never psrted wltli my titlethereto, anil I Intend to apply lo the Com-missioner of for a ol ihesaid warrant and a cancellation of theorlgi--na- l.

Enwis Pshkixk.WASacrcTos, D C , JuJy 7, 1577.

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