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THE HABPEBS WITH TBIEB HABF8. Persons Soflerlng from Piles Will Fiad 9 o'clock, to smoke but one cigar a day and to drirk milk. It was Mr. Klic late Irish potato are very promising, in fact, the outlook is very encouragmg Relief by using Cabtzs's LrrTrx Lrra Pills. 25c physician.

After a month's regimen of BT K. T. Kiowa Signal: L. Lemmert left in xl Taxable Property of Kansas 1y Counties) Statement showing- the, taxable property of the several counties of the state of Kansas for the year 1886, as returned by the county clerks, and as equalized by the state board of equalization. Fractions of a dollar omitted Australia has had its first baae-rmll It was played at Sydney, and worked nn the this sort, which rendered Caspar's countenance clear and rosy, Mr.

Klio asked him to attend mass at the Church of the our sanctum a cucumber of the snake species which measured four feet Mr. natives considerably. Liemmert says that he has one more on R. P. Reckards.

recentlv a student at Magdalene every Sabbath, where the richest heiresses could be found. Elliott's Business College, has secured the vine and proposes to let it ripen to see how long it will grow. We would like to see the state that can beat this for cucumbers. "Sir," exclaimed Caspar, "one day, tne position of assistant book keeper for the Topeka Bank, Topeka, Kan. "have you eaved my life only to make it ten times more odioua than death? s5 s-S.

1 A Brooklyn street-ear mnrtnMnr snn Coidwater Western Times: Last year COUNTIES. the 100 prize offered by a New York illustrated paper for the best idea for a cartoon. mm mmmmmmm is mmsm Thanks to you I can no longer visit lady friends, nor fight duels, nor play at baccara. As these are the only things which amuse me, what would you have me do?" A "Frankie Folsom lodirenf th Knicrhta The hour haa come, and, on the stroke. The grand cheetral music woke; Wave surging over wave.

The deep, IjOW viols, with their mighty sweep: The organ, in its swelling splendor; The Tiolins, so human-tender. The Tare sweet flute that rang and met The clear-toned, joyous clarionet; All rose and blent and bent to roll In one great rapture on my souL But then, npon the players' stand, I wondering saw, at their right hand, A golden something, clear and sharp, TLa outlines of a mighty harp. And yet I dreamed it only sent As some consummate ornament. For, lo! the strings of that rast late Thro' all this melody were mate; And surely 'twas a figure grand. And, as I mused, lo! suddenly Such tinkling drops of melody Burst forth, I thought a fountain broke? In music, at one rapturous stroke! Huch little twinkling stars of sound That flashed agaiust Ue dark profound Of the deeper notes! 1 bowed the while, And felt 1 saw a seraph smile.

And I thonght the harp was dumb. the dry weather set in about July 20th and extended over a period of forty-two days and yet we raised good crops. It has not been much over half this number of days since we had a good rain, This country is not lost yet for the lack of rain. of Labor" was recently organized at Chapin Falls, O. "HuahP' replied Klic, "I have found Allen.

Barber Butler -iffiP The Saline river is reported as being what you want at last. She has seen yon at the Magdalene and she worships you." six feet higher than it has been Einoe Osborne County Farmer: Sheriff Chase. "Who?" "She calls herself Mme. Durand. She Ware recently quarantined a number of horses of the Flintier ranch southeast of ChantanauA.

Jiflf 1856. Years, Teacb More Than Books. Among other valuable lessons imrtarted by this teacher is the fact that for a verv mm I i ag Temr, kjt Bfi -i-s. long time Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis town, the animala being afflicted with a disease which it is feared will prove to be the glanders.

The state veterinary surgeon has been 6ent to examine into the case. is the widow of a distinguished magistrate. She is forty years old and has an income of 100,000 francs. I do not say she is beautiful, but she will grow handsome after marriage. Love idealizes women." covery" has been the prince of liver correc liefore this ecstasy i ad come: i aw aannewr i- -i ii i i i fiii i t- Tn in an i tives and blood purifiers, being the household physician of the poor man, and the able consulting physician to the rich patient.

The Hale Brothers and W. IL Towns- "Never mind, let us make an end of 2,746.163 3,161,971 6,986, 67 2,679,754 2,373,574 5,549,157 4,237,010 5.669,186 1,778 958 3,888,160 210,618 693,000 8.181,151 3,550,378 8.827.1S8 89,42 5.79,450 2.094.360 907,752 4.306,185 3.087.56J 5,105.478 1,03,743 2,758,920 1,475,760 2,391,303 2,071,036 4,408,2 1 4,688,230 495,816 488,705 2,9 19676 3,423,258 640,098 3,816,957 4,608,9 9 2,883,710 ana praisea Dy all lor its magnincent service and efficacy in all diseases of a chronio nature, as malarial noisonine. ailments of ley, of Arkansas City, have taken Had thought its gleaming strings were meant Only to for ornament. keep our harps sweet these rare jtlch harps that thou hast made so fair. Forbid we think them meant alone For beauty that may yield such tone.

If rightly touched. Their silence break With strains of harmony, and make The golden strings to throb and thrill Beneatn the rapture of thy will! this," said Caspar. "Anything than remain your slave." the respiratory and digestive systems, liver the contract to put up hay for the Mt Auburn cattle company, whose ranch is aisease ana in an cases where the use of an In the cold and severe salon in Bue de alterative remedy is indicated. just south of the Pawnee reservation. They expect to put up 2,000 tons.

INVALIDS' KIOTELeSURGICAL 1MSTITUT Lawrence Journal: A stalk of corn Harvard college within the past ten years. la Bac, Mme, Durand' forty years appeared fully fifty. She was an angular, withered, solemn woman, who took snuff out of a gold box and carried an eye IS COXFIDENCK. over ten feet in height was on exhibition at Duncan's hardware store. The ear was large and well formed, and the Pebbx Davis Paih-Kixxxb isan excellent regulator of the stomach and bowels, and Clark Clay Cloud Coffee Comanche Cowley Crawford Davis Douglas Edwards Elk Ellis Finney Ford 'Hamilton Harper Harvey Hodgman Jefferson Jewell Jownson.

Kingman Kiowa Labette fyeaven worth Lincoln Linn. Tivon Marshall McPherson Miami Mitchell Montgomery Morris Nemaha glass. should always be kept on hand, especially at this season of the year, when so many suffer blades were green and showed no indica Th3 first time Caspar saw her he sent tion of dry weather. irom Dowel complaints, lnere is nothing so quick to relieve in attacks of cholera. No.

663 Main Street. BUFFALO, N. Y. Not a Hospital, but a pleasant Remedial Home, organized with A FULL STAFF OF EIGHTEEN PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Klio to the devil. Nevertheless, he became a frequent visitor at the house.

Kansas Farmer: F. B. Foster An emigrant made the trip from Kan Mme. xmrand had for a companion a Sons' sale of grade Herefords at Topeka, was a good one, thirty cows and heifers sas to lxs Angeles, in a prairie schooner. young lady called Susanna.

She Had adcrable eyes infantile grace, a charming smile full of roguery, although without Aiirt exclnsivoly devoted to the treatment of all Chronic Diseases. Delicate Disease averaging $32.20. For want of bidders the Hereford bulls were reserved for private sale. $2,609,024 3,090,891 2.264,8X1 6,364,420 ,375,779 5,37,954 2,500,661 1,602,66 3,888,160 284,619 88K.46J 3,152,699 3,628,971 3,220,403 950,449 6,042,601 4,281,579 2,112,512 972,809 VC635 6,039,608 010l 1,48,610 2,274,267 2,117,778 600,825 4.1M.461 3,289,199 75 3,610,009 3.081,'13 4.10-.638 2,883,710 8.72.695 2.03S.641 7,73,367 3,322,194 4.153,86 S74.961 4,301.998 3,096,68 3,631.149 2,611,019 3,024.559 717.752 1,237,709 453.3S7 2,489,672 2,775,036 4,854,151 1,17.1,487 854,75 2,455,407 7 6.446 1.576,550 8.800,435 10,948,782 12,043,793 2,38277 1.282,835 7,286,911 1.166,371 2.715,098 8.35I.9J7 2,68,23 2.318,3 "2 835,255 coquetry. of either sex, however induced, promptly, thoroughly and permantly cured.

Send accommodate the larjre numb, of Invalid- IYim 1 rom Utrvi'- l-nd. that they may avail tii.inlv the It was dimcult to recognize Uaspar Sterling Bulletin: The corn crop of Breuil after he came in contact with this A FAIR aim BUSINESS-LIKE OFFER TO INVALIDS. young girl. He had but one occupation 10 cents in stamps for large illustrated treatise. World's Dispensary Medical Association, CCS Main Street, Buffalo, N.

Y. A Pennsylvania geologist estimate the to think of her. He remembered but Bice county will equal that of any county in the state. Everybody who comes into the county, and they come by scores every day, say that our corn looks better than any they have seen elsewhere. vaguely that he had formerly had friends.

amount of coal in the Pittsburg region at 30,00 1,000,000 tons. u-t, unr insuiuuona. aavanrmres or auccpsa. wa will nromniiw rofnnd in Mme. Durand, indeed, cast a shadow upon his happiness to be sure, but when he kissed her hand he looked at Susanna, and the kiss went to its true destina You ask about Walter's engagement.

Of coarse we don't like it, my dear, although she is awfully pretty. And worth twenty thousand a year. Her great grandpa was a batcher. Or soap man 1 don't quite know which; But in tL last three generations Xhe 'to grown to be stunningly rich. They've a palace 'way out North Broed street, Magnincent inside and out; If money could purchase a roc's egg.

They'd have one, 1 haven't a doubt. Where was it he met her? In Europe. It couldn't have happened at home. You know that 1 wrote you last summer He saijed on the City of Home. It seems that they traveled together.

And when they came back in the fall The mischief was done past preventing; 'Xwaj a terrible shock to us all. Her trousseau's from Paris, and gorgeous; Almost to much so, for my taste. The clasps to her garters are diamonds; i cannot approve of such waste. She's to have a new house on West Walnut, Grandly furnished from attio to hall; Of course, if they stayed on North Broad Street, We couldn't ask people to call, As it is, though, no doubt we can float her e're ail on the Book, you know, dear And when ouce she's in the assembly, She'll make her own way, 1 don't fear. And Walter is perfectly happy, 1 grunt she is charming, and yet It's terribly hard to forgive him For marrying out of our set.

Bazar. inters and Tiandlcf Senle wftt have no "Kt ud to -how all Winfield Courier: A horse of W. II. A Total Kclipfie -m-w uvtug rh DUUll UJg UUXUUjLUI of all other medicines by Dr. R.

V. Pierce's tion. Melville, in a pasture near the holiness camp meeting, was killed by lightning. The post near which he was standing "Uoiaen Medical Uiscovery is approaching. Unrivalled in billions disordtrp.

imnure NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY TO SEE PATIENTS. Finally, Mr. KUc rubbed his hands blood, and consumption, which is scrofulous with satisfaction from morning till night was completely splintered. Ihe stroke By our original system of diagnosis, we can treat many chronic diseases Just successfully without as with a personal consultation. While we are alwars a-lad to aen our iMtwmi One morning he sought Caspar, and shocked the camp badly.

4,516,319 8.89 52 1,750,651 8,738,391 3,611,843 4.270,513 3,970,9 7 389,9:9 4,1 f.209 2,588,659 4,0 8,612 3,183,3 9 837,482 106,4 4 4,331,251 2,182,039 2,418,674 1.917,3 2 4,612,764 606,876 8,875, '81 2,922,192 297,270 1,271,082 799,090 1.621,4.36 3,767.062 975,976 721, -41 2,098.71 1 7.190,174 823,141 1,496,961 2,689,715 3,978,173 2.663,135 2,297,400 8.V70 2P2 839,255 told him it was time to declare himself aisease of tne lungs. Over $11,000 has already been drawn from the treasury of New York city on a contract for a $15,000 improvement. sinffle raIa of tvn hundred Izmir rtf examining our patients. In recognizing incases without a personal examination of the patient, we claim to poeacM no miraculous powers. We obtain our knowledge of the patient's disease by the practical application, to the practice of medicine, of well-established principles of modern science.

And it is to the accuracy with which this system has endowed us that we owe our almost world-wide reputation of skiilfullv treating lingering or chronic affections. This system of practice, and Arkansas City Democrat: Last week officially. "Mr. Klic," said the young man; pro we thought we had Dave Bright downed on big com, but Saturday he came in with a stalk that measured 15 feet and 3 nches, which takes the cake so far. voked beyond measure, "I have deceived you shamefully; I shall never marry shelled peanuts was made in Petersbargh, a few days ago.

Norton Osage Ottawa Phillips Pot tawat tomie rstfe 'lawlins Hno llpublie lice tiley Rooks. 'tosh Rassell Saline Smlgwick hawnee Sheridan Smith Stafford Snmner Thomas Trego Wabaunsee Wilson Woodson Wyandotte become acquainted with them, show them our institutions, and lamiliarize them with our system of treatment, yet we have not seen one person in five hundred whom we have cured. The perfect accuracy with which scientists are enabled' to deduce the most minute particulars In their several departments, appears Hi most miraculous, if we view it in the light of the early ages. Take, for example, the electro-magnetic telegraph, the greatest invention of the age. Is it not a marvelous degree of accuracy which enables an operator to exactly locate a fracture in a submarine cable nearly threo thousand miles long? Our venerable clerk of tho weather has become so thoroughly familiar with the most wayward elements of nature that he can aecuratelv predict their movements.

He can sit in Washington and foretell what tho weather will bo in Florida or New York as well as if several hundred miles did not Intervene between him and the places named. And so in all departments of modern science. MlRYELOUS Success. tne marvelous success whieh has been attained through it, demonstrate the fact that diseases display certain phenomena, whieh, being subjected to scientific analysis, furnish abundant and unmistakable data, to guide the Judgment Of the skillful lirnftir irtnor arivht In '1. Mme.

Durand, because I love her lady The heavy rains of the 24th have assured companion to distraction. I could have at least a halt a crop of corn in Wilson county and an abundance of stock feed. married a woman without loving her order to pay my debts, but your machi nations have turned against you in placing this young girl in my way. I can marry no other than her; it is your fault I shall bid an eternal farewell to Mme. The farmers are in high spirits over the crop outlook.

uv 111 ,11111. the nature of diseased conditions. The niwt ample resources Ior treating lingering or chronic diseases, and the greatest okilL are thus placed within the easy reach of every invalid, however distant be or she may reside from the physicians making the treatment of such affections a specialty. Full particulars of our original, scientific system of examining and treating patients at a distance are contained in "The People's, Common Sense Medical Ad viser." By K. V.

Pierce, M. I), luuu page? ISd over 3U0 colored and other illustrations. Sent, post-paid, for $lJio Or write and describe your symptoms, inclosing ten cents in stamps, and a complete treatise, on your particular disease, will be Bent you, with our terms for treatment and all particulars. Iwunt us rojuirro ia me Known age 01 certain tijnx. From these scientists deduce accurate conclusions regardless of distance.

So, also, in medi- Leonardville Monitor: Nathan Day THE SUMMER GIRL. thrashed 518 bushels of oats from eight uu nc-ieuce, uiseases nave certain unmistakable signs, or symptoms, and by reason of this fact, we I DlSFiSr- I Durand. nave oeen enamea 10 originate and pertcct a system of determining, with the sreatest aecuraev. acres of ground 64 bushels and 3 pecks per acre. How is that for a drouth year? All disorders caused by a bilious state of the system can be cured by using Carter's Little Liver Pills.

No pain, griping or discomfort attending their use. Try them. A large number of Indians are employed along the Southern Pacific railroad in cutting mosquito wood. Hardly anything is of more importance to the cultivator of the soil than the quality of the Beed. A billy-oat was recently sent to the poorhouse in Alexandria, there being nobody to claim him.

No greater nuisance could be found, Than old man Hrown the country round All thought he'd leave these earthly scenes. Till some one gave him Smith's Bile Beans, They stirred his liver, removed the bile. Now all the old man does is smile. When Caspar Breuil entered the house the nature of chronic diseases, without seeing and personally $277,110,683 $277,113,813 in the Bue de la Bac, he there encoun Total No returns. COMMON SENSE AS TO MEDICINE.

T. W. Arnold Osborne, Kansas, tered some grave personages, who seemed to be awaiting him, while conversing shipped to Geo. W. Beed.

Salem, Jewell county, a Poland China sow ninety-five Though her hair be black or her hair be red. Or )( be hazel or brown, tthe.s fairer by far than the lily or rose. The girl with the muslin gown. The haughty queen in her royal robes, With her scepter and golden crown. Is not so fair in the month of June As the girl with the muslin gown.

On nothing fairer upon the earth the sau or niuou looks down; Shu's as sweet and fiesh as the morning breeze. The girl in the muslin gown. Boston Courier. together. days old that weighed seventy pounds.

Mme. Durand presented a notary to him and several old friends. New wheat is reported on the market It te a well-known fact, and one that appeals to the judgment of every thinking person, that the phv-lcian who devotes his whole time to the study and investigation of a certain class of diseases, must become better qualified to treat such diseases than he who attempts to treat every ill to which flesh is heir, without giving special attention to anv class of diseases. Men, in all ages of the world, who have become famous, have devoted their lives to some special branch of science art. or literature.

By thorough organization, and subdividing the practice of medicine and surgery in this institution, every invalid Is treated by a specialist one who devotes his undivided attention to the particular class of diseases to which the case belongs. The advantage of this arrangement must be obvious. Medical science offers a vast field for investigation, and no physician can within the brief limits of a life-tune, achieve the highest degree of success in the treatment of every malady incident to humanity OUR OF1 SUCCESS. "Mr. Breuil," said the notary, rising, COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.

Total taxable property, 18R6 Total taxable property, 1885 248,845,277 Total increase for the year 28,265,4 6 Increase per cent. She Feared a War. Merchant Traveler. Mrs. McGudley laid down her knitting and in a contemplative way remarked: "I hope we won't have another war, but I am afraid we will." at Detroit, Dickinson county, with prices ranting from 40 to 50 cents per bushel, "it is my duty to make you acquainted with the provisions of your uncle will.

and merchants not very anxious at that He has instituted Miss Susanna de Stafford Democrat: Mr. E. II. Salmon Previl, heiress of all his property on condition that you become her husband. A TAILOR'S WAISTCOATS.

returned from Kansas City, where he has been with a shipment of porkers, and has pamphlets on nervous diseases, any one of which will be sent for ten cents in postage request lor them is accompanied with a statement of a case for consultation, so that we may know which one of our Treatises to send. At the same moment Susanna entered, "What makes you think so, grand A QUESTION ABOUT Brown Iron Bitters ANSWERED. left with another shipment. Nasal, Throat axd Lung Diseases. "Pardon me, my cousin," said she, The treatment of Diseases of the Air Pannages and Luukd, such as Chronic Nasal Catarrh, Laryngitis, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption, both through correspondence and at our institutions, constitutes an important specialty.

We publish three seiiarate books on N'nml. ma; asked tne lad wno was mending his kite near by. "for having played this little comedy, Richfield Leader: Too wet to plow. We have a special Department, thoroughly organized, and devoted exilunrfly to the treatment of Diseases of Women. Every case con- CtlltinfP 1 KiHM.iu 1 into n- V.

1 i Diseases of You could not have married me without "On account or this terrible tramc in How does that sound to the ears of the good people in the drouth benighted knowing me, could you? and as a young human flesh. I thought the slave trade i-, i.v in. i in Wnury I person, is given the most carelul and consider- lURlbH. ate attention. ImrHirtnnt rnM ml Throat and Lung Diseases, which give much valuable information, viz: (1) A Treatise on Consumption, Laryngitis and llroiicbiti woman cannot make advances toward a counties of eastern Kansas.

question has was done away with, but it isn't, and I which Iim ve not nlreMdv tmtHil thn KlriiT mw. now can inoni xran ium young man, I invented Mme. Durand, lunar Wa umsr price, poetr-paid, ten cents. A 1 reauac on Asthma, or Phthisic, giving new and successful treatment; price, post-paid, ten cents. (3) A Treatise on Chronic Catarrh price, xt-iaiu, two cents.

Mr. Freelove had on exhibition at oaraaaydi 1 praaonba pra naii, aoauii wmawwiii tw wbtoh a reputable phjakaan would am afraid there will be another outbreak before very long." laos who is my instructress. I did the home physicians; has the nclit of a full Council, of skilled siiecialists. Rooms for Indu in the Invalids' Hotel are very private. Send ten cents in Mamjm for our large Complete Trealise on Diseasi-s ot Women, illustrate! with numerous wood-cuts and colored plates (100 pagesj.

not wish to deprive you of your fortune Clyde, Kansas, ten of the best colts, from spring on up to three years old, hy, grandma, there am any more When a person owes 100,000 francs in Paris he has almost a social position The main point is to succeed in becoming indebted to that extent. But such, however, was not the opinion of Caspar Breuil. lie had lived a life of pleasure, counting upon the ultimate possession of the property of his rich old uncle. Now that uncle was dead and he found himself disinherited in favor of a distant female cousin. Nothing now remained to him except his thirty years, his habit of living well and his fine form which turned women's heads.

Yes, there also remained his debt ot 100,000 francs con nor be indebted to the provisions of a slaves. Diseases of Disestioh. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint," Obstinate CoiiMtipatiou, Chronic Diarrhea, Tape-worm, and kindred affections are among those chronic diseases in the successful treatment of which our have attained great success. Many of the diwases ever seen in this county. "I guess I know," said the old lady a will for my husband.

I did not wish to obtain you but from yourself. Have I Strong City Independent: H. R. little pettishly. 'Didn't I hear your Radical Cure of Rupture.

HERNIA (Tireaeh), or It PTC RE, no matter of how long standing, or of what size, is promptly and permanently rnrsd by our specialists, without llie knife and Uilhout dependence upon trnaaea. Abundant relerences. Sfnd tin ti-nta succeeded?" Hilton shipped three car load of the finest cattle to Kansas City that ever left Caspar's only response was to sink father say he had a man on the road (whatever that is) who saw ten men in one day and sold six of them? I never thought to see my son engaged in that nnwaana laoocnua iron aa ua Baas raatoraUTe aaant known to the profaanon, ana tzMranr ml any laadinc ehanucal firm will anbatantiata lima Hit tnat toare ara mora preparations at iron thaa af aav other BDbetanee aasa in Tbie lliii nn ataemly that iron is acknowledged a be tba aaast I rrtnrrt firtrr in rmnninfiil iitml i nal iiiiia. Itav polBROWN'SIRoS BITTERN no partes. tiitTnt1nn, hi1 in luaii mnn BROWN'S IRON BIHERScSS headache, or prodnoe efnUpation--aI at Bertram aaedicinea da.

BROWN'S IRON BITTKRsJ earea iadia-estian, BUiawsaeeau TTiiska DyapeBwJa Malaria Chllle mad Ferwn, Tired DebilityPaiaiai See Side, Backer aadltewral. Ta fcxaPtbaseailmenUIroo.nl iiissm'sil frail BROWN'S IRON BIHERStr: into an easy chair overcome with joy. affecting the liver and other organs contributing in thWr functions to the process of digestion, are very obscure, and are not infrequently mistaken by both laymen and physicians for other maladies, and treatment is employed directed to the removal of a disease which does not exist. Our Complete Tn-atiseon Diseases of the Digestive Organs will be sent to any address on receipt of ten cents in postage stamps. this station, last week.

while a little easy laugh was heard from Messrs. Bill Burn ham, of Manhattan, Illustrated Treatise. PILES, FIVIX'UE, and oilier diseases affecting the lower bowels, are treated with wonderful success. The worst cases of pile tumors are permanently cured in fifteen to twenty days. Send ten cents for Illustrated Treatise.

the salon. business," she went on disconsolately. It was Mr. Klic's laucrh. He was to Til have to talk to him about it.

have sold their fine Crookshank bull calf to J. B. McAfee of Topeka, for $500. tracted with Mr. Klic, the celebrated tailor, the inventor of the furnished be paid at last Kidney Diseases.

BRIGIIT'S DISEASE, DIABETES, and kindred maladies, have been very largely treated, and cures effected in thousanls or cases which bad been pronounced beyond ho. These diseases are readily diagnosticated, or determined, by chemical analysis of the urine, without a Dcrsonal examina Delicate Diseases. waistcoat. What was the furnished waistcoat? STOCK AND FARMING. Organic weakness, nervous debility, premature decline of the manly powers, involuntary ital losses, impaired memory, mental anxiety, absence of will-power, melancholy, weak back, and kindred affections, are frpecdily, thoroughly and per-insnentlv cured.

Mr. Burch, nine miles northeast of Whenever his patrons were in want of Oakley has twenty-five acres of sod corn that will go thirty bushels to the acre. jj He In ma money, he ordered a waistcoat for them in one of whose pockets they would be The following circular has been issued from the office of the Live Stock Sanitary Commission State of Kansas, to sev The area According to the returns of the as sure to find fifty louis. Upon the note sessor, of Smith county, there are now PPars; functional flinn.iiamiu be this garment was valued at 500 francs. tion of patients, who can, therefore, generally be Miiecessfally treated at their home.

The studv and practice of chemical analysis and microscopical examination of the urine in our consideration of cases, with reference to correct diagnosis, in which our institution long ago became famous, has naturally led to a very extensive practice in diseases of the urinary organs. Probably no other institution in the world has bcen.so largely patronized by suffers from this class of maladies as the old and world-famed World's Dispensary and Invalids' Hotel. Our specialists have acquired, through a vast and varied experience, great expertness in determining the exact nature of each case and, hence, have been successful in nicely adapting their remedies for the cure of each individual case. eral counties: Topee June 30th, 1886. T-in --wjouaj ui'warrr, trnniHTIl aamaatatafaaawSan' Cli be.

rvedjoina toe li aot an. To those acquainted with our institutions, it is hardly necessary to say that the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, with the branch establishment located at Mo. 3 New tlx ford Street, London. Kngland. have, for many years, enjoyed tlie distinction of being the most largely patronized and widely celebrated institutions in tho world for the treatmeut and cure of those affections which arise from youthful indiscretions and pernicious, solitary practices.

We, many years ago. established a scciai Department for the treatment of these disease, under the management of some of the most skillful physicians and surgeons on our Staff, in order that all who apply to us might receive all the advantages of a full Council of the most experienced specialists. --T Caspar Breuil had, in all, ordered several To the sheriff, deputy sheriffs, under sheriffs, and all constables of the dozens of these waistcoats. How was he now to pay for them? Me usnnins has Trade Mark and eimuiia ted ansa XA-avK NO OTHER. state of Kansas.

After mature reflection upon this pro Whereas, It is reported to this board that certain cattle are seeking to enter blem he had opened a drawer and taken out a pistol, which he placed against his I These delicate diseases should te careful treated ulUTIQX I bX a thoroughly familiar with tbem. and I who is competent to ascertain the exact condition the state of Kansas in violation of the forehead. We Offer No Afolcsy. We offer no -apology for devoting so much attention to this neglected class of diseases, believing no condition of humanity is too wretched to merit the sympathy and best services of the noble profession to which we dia7 11 11 mc uisease lias chap. 161, session laws of 1885; and, "May God forgive me," he murmured, Whereas, The entry of such cattle inane wnicn can oniy oe ascertained Dy a K-rcful chemical and microscopical examination of the urine for medicines which are curative in one stage or condition are known to ilo iMmtire injury in others.

We have never, therefore, attempted to nut un nnvthinir "but I cannot endure to live longer, thus reduced to the extremity of being unable for general sale through druggists, recommending to cure these diseases, although possessing very superior remedies, knowinw full to cirry my waistcoats except upen my in violation of said law may prove disas trous to the stock interests of tais state now, Therefore, We, the Live Stock Sard well from an extensive experience that the only safe and succcm- conscience. iui course is to careiuuy uetermine tne aisease and its progress in eacn case by a cnemlcal and microscopical examination of the urine, and then adapt our medicines to the exact stage of the dis tary Commission of the state of Kansas, But in the supreme moment a rude oeiong. Many wbo suffer from these terrible seases contract them innocently. Why any medical man, intent on doing good and alleviating suffering, should shun such rases, we cannot imagine. Why any one should consider it otherwise' than most honorable to cure the worst cases of these diseases; we cannot understand; and yet of all the other maladies which arHict mankind there is prolmbly none about which physicians hi general practice know so littk-.

We shall, therefore, continue, as heretofore, to treat with our best consideration. tnpat hy, and skill, all applicants who are suffering from any of these delicate diseases. rilRPn IT HfVP Most of these cases can te treated by us when UUntU Ml nuinL. at a distance just as well as if they were here in person. Our Complete and Illustrated Treatise 068 pages) on these subjects Is sent to any address on receipt of ten cents in stamps.

ease ana condition 01 our patient. DR. JOHN BULL'S SnoliisToiiieSTiiiE FOR THE CURE OF FEVER and AGUE CHILLS and FEVER, ALL MALARIAL DISEASES. The proprietor of thin celebrated medicini utly claims for it a superiority over all rem-ediet ever offered to the pubhe for the SAFE, CESTAIK, SPEEDY and FEBX AJTE5T curs ofAne and Fever.or Chilli and Fever of short or long standing. Ha re fen to the entire Western and Southern country to beai him testimony to the truth of the assertlca that in no case whatever will it fail to cure if the directions are strictly followedand carried shock caused the weapon to fall from his hands.

He turned furiously, and per do hereby direct that whenever you have notice or knowledge that there are within your county cattle coming from MARVELOUS I vi iijuj wiiin: ut I ,1 1 we uuriniiu llie marvelous success attained by our specialists in that imnnrhint ami vt I ceived a little old nun who had entered Rl'PPFW I institutions devoted exclusively to the treatment OUUULOA. I of diseases of the kidnera and Th. south of the 37th parallel of north lati noiselessly upon the points of his shoes. ment of diseases of the uriniirv nmna lim-ini "Upon mv soul, Mr. 13 re ml, you were about to do a fine thing exclaimed the tude, to forthwith take charge of and restrain such cattle under such temporary quarantine regulations as will prevent the communication of disease, and make immediate report of your actions little man.

Hundreds of the most difficult operations known to modem surg ry hre aniiiiallv rf rniV: in the most skillful manner, by our Siirgeon-spedal-ists. Law Stones are sufelv removeri fn.m k. constituted a leading branch of our practice at the Invaiitls' Hotel and Surgical Institute, and. being in constant receipt of numerous inquiries for a complete work on the nature and these maladies, written in a style to be easily understood, we have published a large Illustrated Treatise on these diseases, which will be sent to any address on receipt of ten cents in postage stamiw sursical Practice. Caspar made no reply.

It -was Mr Klic I Bladder, by crushing, washing and pumping tbem 1 OUt. thus HVoidinir the nmil riuntm. to this Commission. Syraouse Journal: S. P.

Nott has eaten strawberries and raspberries this summer from vines put out last spring. How is that for high. Richfield Leader: A gentleman from Bute City informed us that recently a very heavy rain fell in that section. He was camped in a wagon on Bear creek and the water rose to such a height as to compel him to fasten the box to a tree near by to keep it from floating away. Gawker City Journal: There seems to be considerable sickness among the horses of this vicinity.

Nearly all of them have a cough. Some kind of a distemper, possibly. Hall's Hair Renewer always gives satisfaction, and is endorsed by our best physicians. As a stimulant to the stomach, liver, and bowels, the safest remedy is Ayer's Pills. Since printing the Health Monthly for Jane, a little after the middle of May, three remarkable men have pass- away; men who have made indelible foot-prints on the sands of time.

We refer to Stephen Pearl Andrews, a notice of whose death is Riven in another place, to Dr. Dio Lewis, well known to the intelligent reading public throughout the United States for what he has done in educating the people in the laws of health and hygiene, and Col. Richard M. Hoe, who stands at the head of the list of inventors for what he has done to improve the printing press. In the first two we had men of ideas well worth printing and in the last named we had an inventor who could materialize ideas by running them through lightning presses.

The regret is that the world was not prepared to receive the materialized ideas of men like Mr. Andrews and Dr. Lewis and for the present at least, Mr. Hoe's wonderful inventions are mainly nsed in disseminating mere stuff which pleases the popular palate. We are able, however, to extract from our mammoth journals something of the current history of the day and consequently Mr.

Hoe's lightning presses are not wholly pat to base uses. From Dr. Foote's Health Monthly. The Mexican consulate at Tucson, Arizona, has been abolished and its records removed to Los Angeles, CaL He merciful to dumb animals. Heal all open sores and cuts with Stewart's Healing Powder, 15 and 50 centi a box.

The prohibitionists of this country are represented by 129 papers, while the imbibers have only eight papers. Carpenters are in great demand at Vancouver, B. the wages paid being from $5 to $7 a day. I Ton Use Tobaeeo or St i inula ii to, The tailor silently drew from hie pocketbook two notes for 50,000 franca Bladder Diseases. out In a great many cases a single dose has IXrLAltlWIATION OF THE DEK, STONE IN THE HI.ADOKK, Oravel, Enlarged Prostate Uland, Retention of Urine, and kindred affections, may be included among those in the cure of which our specialists have achieved extnunlinai-w each, signed by (Jasper iSreuil.

been i uffi'-ient for a cure, and whole families jcou will also notify the owners, or persons in charge of such cattle, to be ready to show to this commission, at such time and place as we may designate, cess. These are fully treated of In our illiirtrati-d tmpblet on Urinary Diseases. Sent by mail for ten cents in stamps. "See here," said he, "you are my debtor, and have no right to kill yourself so long as you have not paid me in full. All the proprieties camot be thus where the said cattle have been held bushels of corn in that county.

During the past week thirty-one car loads of live stock were shipped from Iiindsborg, McPherson county. T. W. Mings, of Burlingame, shipped one car load of hogs and one of cattle to Kansas City last week. Kilburn Hunt of Osage county, shipped fifteen car loads of cattle to Chicago recently.

Hay sold on the streets at Wellington one day last week at $3, per ton. Designs for the Confederate New York Herald. The records, in the archives of the confederacy at the war department show that a national flag was not adopted until May 1, 1863, or more than two years after the conflict began. Of all these designs only a few are worthy of preservation. A disposition to cling to the "stars and stripes" is observable throughout though in a few instances there are bold departures.

Beyond dispute the handsomest design was sent by a lady of Winnsboro, S. C. It is a flag of three wide stripes the outside ones blue, the middle one white. A square field, the height of the upper bars, is red, and contains seven stars with what the lady describes as "a crescent moon" in the center. If the Mohammedan emblem were omitted, the design would be perfect The effect is very pretty.

A design from Richmond, presents a flag of three broad stripes in the order of red, blue and white, with thirteen white stars in the central or blue stripe. Two striking suggestions are made by a patriot of Loundesboro. Both flags are wholly blue and white. The first is quite like "the old flag" in design, having seven blue and six white stripes. In the blue field is a dove resting on a palm branch.

Over the dove's head are six stars. The second picture has eight blue and seven white stripes, with an inverted crescent in the field and the sams six stars. The scarcity of stars indicates that this nesign was an early product of the rebellion. Another drawing sent from Charleston is thus heraldically described by the inventor: "On a crimson field a deep yellow sun with a ray for each state, half risen from a blue sea. The sea to be one-third the Our specialists, remove cataract from the eve, thereby curing blindness.

They also straighten cross-eyes and insert artificial ones when needed. Many Ovarian and also Fibroid Tumors of the Lterus are arrested in growth and cured by electrolysis, coupled with other means of our invention, whereby the great danger of cutting operations in these cases is avoided. Especially has the success of our improved operations for Varicocele, Hydrocele. Fist he, Kutiired Cervix Uteri, and for Kup-tured Perineum, been alike gratifying both to ourselves and our patients. Not less so have la-en the results of numerous operations for Stricture of the Cervical Canal, a condition In the female generally resulting In Barrenness, or Sterility, and the cure of which, by a sale and painless operation, removes this commonest of impediments to tlie liearing of offspring.

A Complete Treatise on any one of the above maladies will be sinoe the first day of December, 1885. Xou will hold all cattle so quaran put out of sight. tined until released by order of this com have been cured by a single bottle, with a perfect restoration of the general health. It is, however, prudent, and in every case more certain to core, if its use is continued in smaller doses for a week or two after the disease has been checked, more especially in difficult and long-standing eases. Usually this medicln-will not require any aid to keep the bowels in good order.

Should the patient, however, require a cathartic medicine, after having taken three or four detes of the Tonio, a tingle doea of KENT'S VEGETABLE FAUXLY FILLS will be sufficient. Use no ether. "But since I have nothing; since my I I STRICTURES AND ERIN ART FIS- STRIuTURE. I TCEvE. Hundreds of cases or the worst form wiiiisi.ii.

i of atnetures, many of them greatly aggravated by the careless use of inatruim-nts in the hands of Inexperienced physicians and surgeons, causing false iiassages, urinary fistuUe, and other complications, annually consult us for relief and cure. That no case of this class is too diffa-ult for the skill of our specialists is proved by cures reported in our illustrated treaties on these maladies, to which we refer with prile. To intrust this class of cases to physicians of small experience is a danirerous Drooeedina-. Manr a man has been ruine.1 fnr ir tr uncle has disinherited me mission, and incur no more expense than is absolutely necessary. All expenses "The misfortune in cruel, but it is not win on receipt oi ten cents in stamps.

necessarily incurred by you while acting under the provisions of chapter 191 Rrarinn laws of 1885. will be naid as pro doing, while thousands annually lose thir lives through unskillful i All Chronic Diseases A Specialty. Although we have In the preceding paragraphs, made mention of some of the special ailments to which particular attention is fiven by the specialists at the Invalids' lotel and Surgical Institute, yet tlie institution atiounds in skill, facilities, and apparatus for the successful treatment of f-rerv inrm rf i.n in I .1 vided for in section 3 of said law. treatment. iena particulars or your case and ten cents in stamps for a large, illustrated treaties containing many testimonials.

By order of the Live-Stock Sanitary Epileptic Conwnlalona. S'if Commission of the state of Kansas. DR. JOHN BULL'S SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP, BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, BULL'S WORM DESTROYER, The Popular Remedies of th Day. A.

A. Holcombe, Secretary. ikeryous Diseases. ralyaia, or Palny, Locomotor Atavla, HU Vitaa's Dance, Insomnia, or inability to sleep, and threatened insanity, Nervous Debility, arising from overstudy, excesses, and other causes, snd every vxrietv of imvnm El Dorado Republican "See here," quiring for iu cure medical or surgical means. All k-tters of inquiry, or of consultaf ion, ehould be addressed to WORLD'S D'SPEKSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

663 Main Street. BUFFALO. V. said three or four Ohio gentlemen to a tlon. are treated by our specialists for these diseases with unusual success.

See numerous cases reported in our different illustrated Wichita man, "how about the drouth Principal Offlea, 831 Mala 8U, LGCISnLLCaT. "Drouth," said the Wichita liar, "we have one million seven hundred and fifty thousand bushels of old corn on hand and the big drouth will give the grangers DEOP ST! TREATED THEE I a chance to turn their surplus into TnanT an eara 1 aa ms SMaa aMsnVf ts wwaTaaas En asaadtaannavstaanifann acata, I aat ina, aal cara. I km aid u. Jimm. ir iMitMi The Ohio men went at once and bought Picture Frame Factory.

SEND FOR SAMPLES of MOULDINGS From which to select Framea. 22Q Kansas Ave. TOCetl. In. ar VAlxraasiCXMaaSnttta-laaf atady.

nanjy te ears (be wars aaaav Banna some Wichita town lots. Dr. H. H. Croen Sons aJlata fmr ThlrMa Taara raw.

traal.d Vranay aad tss aamatleaMena'attn an, asaa vanaarfai aaaaaast nan rsandlsa, aa ad a rree nettle at ay BBSamsas -em Onvna eeMB ysn) I wis earn m. w.aWrZ.WwadBwTa. isiniaa- reran la. a. irreparable," replied Mr.

Klio senten-tiously. "I have a plan. Here are francs, for which you can give me a receipt. With this sum you can live for six mouths. Take it without scruple.

Within Bix months you will marry and I shall be paid all that you owe me. I am doing business." Caspar Breuil sighed. Notwithstanding the peculiarity ot this offer, it was better to accept than to die. Mr. Klio took two rolls of gold coin from his pocket and left with a smile on his face worthy of Tallyrand.

A fortnight afterwards Casper had re- sumed his former mode of life. In the mean, time one thing caused him uneasiness. From the window of a fashionable restaurant, or from the balcony of a friend's house, he occasionally thought he saw a little attentive silhouette, which would suddenly disappear behind a carriage, or cab the silhouette ot Mr. Klic. What was he doing, and why was he thus keeping watch in the street? He had but too much ot an explanation.

It he showed himself at the theatre in fast company he found Mr. Klio at the door, who reprimanded him energetically. Was this, then, the road to matrimony It he lost at play he received a letter from the tailor, reproaching him for thus wasting money not his own. One day he had a duel on his hands. At the moment when the swords clashed together with the ring of steal, Mr.

Klio Coldwater Western Star: A peculiar stalk of corn was brought into this office recently by Win. Reed, which was grown on his farm 1 miles west of the city. A well-formed ear of corn without any A STHMA CURED GTha eldest nedlelna ta lot warU probntay Dr. laaao Thompson's ELEBBATED EYE WATE Yon certainly should use Carter's Little Sham Iiiwi Aahaa Cam nrrar mus tU fserve Pills. nsa STiutoaw raatdTr dsaa ni tan dars a Mas twe-UUrae ad sann, an nmavarf.

sign of a shuck, had taken form on the rnrtH eaarte ear, ikn ell etacra anl wimL 14. aat akmtirmi- rriM This artlrts Is a earpfaDy nipntd Phrslrlaa'a pra. script Von, and has beea la eonstaat asa aearW aeeata-rr, sad notwithstanding I tie manr Uir preparations The university of southern California depth of the banner." Several of the samsaf attaas, aaytalat extreme end of the stalk, where the tas ef PrnrrtM ertrraail. Baaple it! ar waaa. pit.

K. CM tT KS. au FaaCnllaa. partition itself, and has college depart toe sals torn DSTsnn-a umotcra law bstki Bat bars beea latrod ncd lata market, raallaa flags are as red as blood, and many have sal ought to be, but there was no tassel ments in six towns. of this arttila IsaoastsaUy lacreaalac.

If th dtreo Unas ara Bowed will sTer talk we earttcaiarif la inn days taa dlSlenlty mt kraataiac Is rlOTSd. Sas "nary arcana ntada ta diasaarcs on this stalk. Several grangers exam masonic and other fraternity emblems JOHN L. TBOMPSOXCaotiS CO- TEOT, K. T.

ined it, but never saw the like of it upon them. Taken altogether, it is a If a con eh disturbs your Bleep, take Pirn's irnrrc wiirrrn ad and aaarty rone. goal. We ara vure ior ixnumption ana reet well. HULI1IO HfllllLUaTmTaaXUVOQ.

IwtwuaUi w.ad aaraf SlaMa, queer collection, and the preservation of the designs in a public institution should ta ro aunt "Hntlr-n Valrenal "--f-rn Winneld uourter: A grrnd ensigma rirnnnnnir steel I Ka Iaa war ia kattmtA9 Kv Han U00 puw, 7 LUaatratioDa; nrioas krvi S0.000 auld. Exelaaire tarritarv ssd anaai and iM Mttaal daalared aaaMe te IW. a 57, fna hutery ef eaaa. Hum, aea. new laa aaltaead, fcaw aadly swellen and n-aera, are aeUeaa refers of Kansas sou is hitched to the post-sign ipw inimiiuun PENO be arranged by the secretary of war.

Roeecrans to have cost this government the Khnral terms sway offered. Addreaa KaXSAS Cm of Jennings Beduion, at the poetoniee, 38 Yn. COb. US Want Klata labeled: "Iwas shortened by four weeks sum or jo.ioj.iFZU.iajo. SCRATCHES.

J. H. Shaffer. Madiaon. The inhabitants ot Mound Valley are of drouth, exhausted by millions of eaatainiac da ye BaaMiant raralanad free hy nail.

JUyen erdarwiai. aand 1 aaata In Means tn any iuVm. okkxh dn mourn, ac Wm, Umt Martodda Atlanta. dVa. tlepar taiss fsalMTSly Carsd.

chinch bugs, but Cowley soil made me. Xi, aays: "1 cured a horse of the worst case of, scratches that I erer saw, with Veterinary CarboliaalTe. Of all the remedies I ever saw LmSasKas. 1 14,048, 130, 133, 333, 1(1. Tor 8U by an Stavttansrt.

i set ats( All taTfAiU. i i I I BsasODOrtnrraix Tawesfwod. taw I I I I latuaa. gold by dmiwa, I much excited by the arrest of Elizabeth Ice and her daughter, Mrs. Sanders, on the charge of infanticide.

It is a huge hill of corn, standing thir KSTCKnTftrOOC SmX PCs. CO, this is the Does. Z5 and 50c at DOES MOT BURN OR BUSTER. REQUIRES M0 RUBBIN6. A fJ-MaaCnres Coffin Joint Lamenaas, it n3teCoDtracted and Tender Feet, Sweeny, Store Braised Shoulders, Ankle, Ulceration of the Foot, Sore Shoulders a Braast, Corns in Horses Feet, Foundarc Pi.

If. a For Muscular Rhenniatism.Sea-W3 Misralgia, Lama Back and general bodily pains aches. 8oM by Druggists. 16 os. Bottle tl.00.

4 ox. Bottle SO ots, nrnm out rr A New Haven, Conn-, editor, recently stopped a street brawl by drawing a pair of NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY CF MUSIC Boston, Mass. f.ITo "FOR CATAIXXil-1! OTKCAX At HAVTKI. I 1 1 1 7 cure? at honJCorreepoa-I I I I I I I i IdencaaoUcitod as 1 rrw rio la I I al 1 1 1 ram anat honeet I eatimtors. Tn BraAjrs KiHDt Cosltajit.

Laayntte, lad. teen feet high, with immense ears. It was raised on the upland just east of town. Florence Utrald We have interviewed several of our agricultural friends since the late rains, and they inform us that their corn crops, as a general thing, are looking well, especially the lata corn, and they predict an excellent yield, and their emerged from a bush and compelled Caspar to make an apelogr. His life "EST EQUIPPED In WPpLO-l lMtraaars.a,adi.

iaal yaar. Tner-easa loaraalea la Vocal and I sas annual Ktil. Pane and Orsaa Taaias. FVm Ana, Onmr, Liuratara. Franca.

Orr- scissors wxuen pafsea ior a revolver. Why co limping around with your boots run over, when Lyon Heel Suffaners will keep them straight? A resident of Franklin county. Ohio. FACE, 1LL5DS, sad a a Ii ii, Sihm Fatad, The president has withdrawn the nomination of H. A.

Beeefaer to be collector of ens-toins at Port To wd send, Washington Territory, and ot W. A- Selkirk, to be register of the land offioe at Sacramento, The new court house at Kinsley, Ed wards county, will soon be completed. was no longer his own. I il in 1 1. iihSiiii Mat, aata 1 Haa, Marts fncSka, UM av lauu, unnun.

unia cumacam. brmaMri, TltHM. al In JU Manl u4 K. H. Finally he received a visit tram a 7.

JACfSOM Quincy, Ulinoit. aa. aAllal aa vyrntllnt Jrank four hundred gallons of wine from litri, IJrHt, Sto pmr (wra. fall Tarm braia Sea. I Calendar, eita fulltatrreieaoe, addmw, t- TOt EJfcfc, rraaaUa BuenvS, Kw nTIa replying to ary of these ndVertieemeata picas stata that you saw them ia this naerr.

871-raf! physician who ordered him to ret at IP. sTIT urriMWi -MM September, isas, to April of this year..