The Paola Democrat from Paola, Kansas • 4

-T A 1 I I David A. Saiilein, C. W. CAJtE, Great Bargains THE 1 B. Singer.

II. Kemper, St Louis, Mo. Pacific Railway. New York Plain, Fancy, Th Shert, FavoriU and tnly AUUaU Kout Salilein; Singer LN Dealer in a full line of first-class Agricultural Implements, AND MACULES. FAOLA And Ornamental Printing, Successors CHAS.

SeORECK CO. TO DENVER, GOLDEN CITY, fiEORGETOWX, ERIE. FAOLA, SEPT. 28, 1871. Wholesale Dealers in Manufacturer of ORANGE RIFLE AND DUCKING' POWDER, MlAPlUiS MOWERS, CLOTHIN a FARM DEPARTMENT EXECUTED Promptly and Neatly, GROCERIES! In metal ic kegs sizes Xos.

1 to 5, also UKAJN liJS JjltiHTiN I AND AT THE DEMOCRAT. OFFICE Gents' Furnishing' Goods, NEH MEMVlIIS. VILLALaKS COLORADO SPRINGS, UREF.LEY. IDAHO SPRINGS, EVANS. GREEN CITY.

CHEYEXXE, SALT LAKE CITY, ELKO. REXO. 'SACRA MEXTO, SAX KRAXCISCO, MARYSVILLE, And all poinfs la Kensaa, Colorado, tne Territorfee, and Psclfie Coast. MILES the ehort.t Line from --5 9 Kansas City to Denver. 1 to 7, and AUDUBON, game size, Nos.

1 to 4, in metallic kegs. Mining Powder, -v Tirmi. Lit Jos. Wroxkek, MIOSES Wkojjkek. No.

213 North Main Street, Feeding and Feed for Pig-s. 3Ir. S. G. Steam, a celebrated English breeder of pigs, describes his management of them as follows "Pigs eat the feed mnch better when it is fresh.

I give them a variety of meal, such as wheat, maize, barley and whatever is most convenient to mix together. I have ST. LOUIS, MO. uuiu liuiijiro -aims, an sizes, in Holden, Missouri. Paola, Kansas.

WROXKEB fe BRO. Manufacturer ft Wholesale Retail Dealers in metallic or wooden kegs. A Revolving and Sulky Horse Rakes, Feed Cutters. Plows of all kinds. DICKE FAN- MILLS, IMPROVED FORCE FEED Buckeye Cirain Drills, THRESHERS, "With Mounted and Down Powers, Wagons, c.

A complete Stock always on hand. Come and See Them. South West Corner of Square, under Brick Church. C. CARll, l'aola, Kansas.

Manufactory, 27 Murray ELECTRIC BATTERIES, 310 MILE the Shortest Line to lucblo, Trinidad, Santa Fe, otreet, jmow oris. it all wetted with cold water, and for blasting with connecting wire II. WATERS, A. TODD, W.W. FISHER.

Buy the Clteapest. RA1XEY WESTEALL PAOLA, KANSAS, tnen scald it with boiling water, and sprinkle it with salt. What is mixed one day is used the next, First Class, WATERS, TODD CO. and detached ruses. Also tho -POWERFUL EXPLOSIVE 3E X3T Xm MT FOR BLASTING, Tobaccos, Pipes, Snuff North Side of the Park.

6 PAOtA, "KANSAS. ll.M.JicLuiCULIN, tnus giving sumcient time to allow IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF. PAOLA, possessing fifteen times the strength Ribbons, Silks, Millinery, Live Democratic oi powder. Are offering goods Cheaper than the Cheap "No. 32, Peoria street, Apothecary and Druggist, AND DEALER IN J.W.Miller's est, and as good as the Best.

Office, 218 Second St, AND STRAW GOODS, and alt points "in Xew Mexico aud Arizonia. Reniemlfpr that this I the Great Through Line, and there la 110 0TH2 ALL EAIL ECUTS to any of the above point. There ia no tedious omnium or Tcrrr traiwfi-r l.r this route, as the Great Kiv.ra are all Rridged. PUIUIAH PALACS CABS run through from KAXSAS CITT to DEXVEIt Without Change. Paosensera by Uiia route have an opportunity of vieainir the Cue acrifultural bi.

Uicts of aud ran stop over at aud visit the rieh mining, agricultural an4 grazing districts of Colorado. Close connections made at Kansat City with all trains to and tram th Fait Stationery and Wall Paper, NEW HORSE SHOEING SHOP, Southeast Corner of the Public Square, PAOLA, KANSAS. SUGARS, TEAS, COFFES, SPI 409 N. Fourth St. Of 32 Columns, One door south of Olive, ST.

LOUIS MO. Syl ccster Jl. Laflin, y't Resident Director. 8ep211y BliCSHES, ANI Af.L THE POPULAR PATEST EDICIXKS. ST.IX)IJIS,MO.

CES, LARD, BUTTER, CAN FRUITS, The undersigned is prepared to do all kinds 1 it if OT Prescriirtion careful Iv eoiunoundml at uuiiniirrt. ni CIRCULAR. BEIXQ THE tne food slightly to ferment and cool sufficiently to feed with. This is my -winter plan, but in the summer I mix all with cold water, and feed with cold food. Between meals I give them whole maize, and mangold wurzel or swedes cut small, a little coal and soil occasionally, and allow them plenty of clean Avater.

When pigs are put up for fattening, I find nothing better to fed them with than barley and maize meal, mixed together into slops, water always kept by them, and a little mangold cut for them occasionally. It is very beneficial to wash and brush as often as convenient. This is quickly done by experienced hands, and will amply repay for the trouble. I am certain that the 'cottagers would find their pigs fatten a good deal faster if they would wash and brush them, and feed vi iiiuTj- uuu uran eiioemg. Particular attention paid to Hone with Diseased Feet, KACII.

"We have this dav sold onr entire single nf Such as Contracted. Pumiced. False Ouar-t cm I i m.i r.f v. ti; 1 llamware ana Cutlery to McC'oinbs, Keller Byrnes of Memphis, a firm of long UEACH, NAVE fc WHOLESALE GROCERS, Second Largest in Kansas, vi-imi 'i 1 1 VI Joints, Cracked lioofs and those subject to Stumbling and Interferinir. cAiiKiiuiifc uic uannvarc iiusiness, wuo will continue at our old stand.

Thaaking our friends for past patronage Bacon, Lard, No. JflG, Delaware Street, Remember the Place. Southeast Corner anu sivors we uiKe pleasure in rcccoinmenu-ihg our successors, and request for them 1 KANSAS CITY, Mo. ui me urjt. OUR Pl'BLIC SC1IOOJLS.

continuance of the confidence shown us by our customers for the past thirty-live years. Wo shall continue our office at tho old "WILL BE DEVOTED No interest in this eommnnitv is Bara- F. E. Gkkmiakdt. J.

it. FlUEJiD. F. E. Gernlmrdt Co.

Manuafacturcr's Agents and "Wholesale Dealers in al! kinds ot VIRGINIA PLUG SMOKING and OTE CUT TOBACCO AND 811 813 Xorth Second Street, St. Louis, Mo. scp21 ly stand, where we will attend to the other JOHN MYEKS, DEALER IS urancnea or our business. mount to that of our Public Schools. In these every child is or ourht to ho trained Respectfuly, ADOLPntTS MEIER CO.

anu euilcated so as to be able to lnteligentlr discharge the duties of citizenshin. AV TO mem with warm food, instead of St. Louis, June 1st, 1871. HARD WARE, DRIED FRUITS, Ac, At Lowest Cash Prices. Crockery, welcome with pleasure every ally 5n this work, and we know of none more efticient HcCOJIBS, EELLES BYENES.

in tnis Mate or in the West and South, than bill' juvn.Uu ww UllATIV.1i The last nuinhcr contains tiro clahorutoninl Successors to ADOLPUUS MEIER CO. tood and ice; and that they Avould he well paid for any little extra trouble it might cause thera. They should; also be fed two or three times a day. Good-bred and well-fed store pigs will always consume Tllia IXTKHKHTii OK T1IK beautiful cuts of x-hool huildiiis, A Model Kevicw Exercise in Arithmetic, Solutions Importers and Wholesale to tne I'nze nil Pro-rrammc of AJTD THE CELEBRATED MONITOR STOVES, TINWARE, AMD HOUSE FUBNISHINa GOODS, North Side of Square, Thkrox Bakxum. tne national Teachers' Association, and Correspondence from Thirteen I)i t1iriil.

L. A. Pbatt. one A full and complete stock. Call and see it.

DEALERS IN me reiuse which a bad-bred would refuse." oiaies -vuilitlon to its able Kditorials. MERCHANT, Foreign and American BAMUM'S hotel, Atldress, J.B.MERWIX, Editor arnl PuhJuker, 710 Chestnut St. St. Louis, Mo. nl.

Wintering Colts. Hardwaro and Cutlenr, Second and "Walnut Streets, and South. Be stire to ask far Tickets via City and tlia Kansas Pacific Hallway. EDM'DS. BOWEX, GEX'LSlPT.

BEVERLEY U. KEIM, GenH Tukct Ag'U GETTERAI. Mo. Pacific It. R.

The Great Central EcuteTirnli Ua. Between the EAST "WEST TWO EXPBESS TILVLVS DAILY. OXLY ROAD AVITITOIT CIIAXGK OF CARS Between ST. LOUIS AND ATCHISON Paving tli rough 1T.4XSJS CITY ASD LEA VESWOBTH. Ko change of car.

between ST. LO UISandFT. SCOTT. Close connections at Kansas City and Se-daha for all points in KANSAS, COLORADO, AND CALIFOXI A And at St. Louis witii all road, fur KAST, XORTII VV1 SOTM.

Paola, Kansas. Nos. 100 and 102 N. Main Street, ST. LOUIS, 310.

Job work neatly and promptly done. ILSMITn; G. 11. JONES. Book Store.

The Fanner ST. LOUIS, MO. Manufacturer of all the host EAENUM PRATT, Tteferrinor in the nhnro nnl will 1 Tubs. Puts up Copper Lightning Rods at OVER FIVE TONS OF SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO, BOTH Proprietors. niiu Vki lowi, nnicn is six times as good tnat we have succeeded Messrs.

Adol- 88 Iron. I nhus Meier who lmv bm.ii liiuu.ra Boarding $3 per day. in the Hardware trade of the West and sep'Jl ly P. OTTTTf Xr. beg leave to announce to the old customers of the bouse, and all who mav favor it, with THE their patronage, that we have located Dcr- manrntly in St.

Louis, for tho purpose of A snug shed or stable is best for wintering coltsr provided they be halter-broker which they should be before winter set in. They will cat all sorts of coarse- but should have a little- grain or meal according: to- their size and age. They should, if convenient, run out a part of the day. They love to forage on a cattle dung-heap, and pick out the waste litter. Let them have all they want of it, as it is a healthy variety for A dry pasture, when snow is off the ground, is a good change for them also.

"We have wintered many colts in our farming, and found that BotMng got through the season beter than they. Their hair gets lonr and engaging in a uencrai ijJUrUKTJSKS OF Foreign Wines Liquors, PHILIP KEISS, JIanufacturer of all kinds of Traveling and Packing JOBBIXG HARDWARE JMAiN Ur ACTURERS OF Business, and have perfected arrangements witn Manufacturers in EXLAXI, tiKlt-MANY and THIS COL'XTltY lor Mechanic, FIXE CUT XSD PLl'G. nOMEXTIC LIQIORS mm DOI ULE RFCTIFIKD regular Supplies of goods pertaining to the said business. This advantage, together VIIIHKEY, No. 18 North Second J.

JL SMITH CO, Dealers in SCHOOL-BOOKS, WRITING BOOKS, PJEX8, imc AND PAPER. TOYS and NOTIONS. A large and complete Stock of "Wall Papsr, Pictures and 'Picture Frames, Musical Instruments. A choice selection of the works of all Standard Authors. Beautifully Bound Poems, Phoograph Albums, AU at prices to suit the times.

Special orders tilled. Call and examine our Stock. Post Office Building, PAOLA, with past experience in the trade, as well TRUNKS Between Market and Chesnut, as personal attention in all departments, ut- Call and test Goods and Prices before ST. LOUIS. nines us 10 oner tne om 1'atrons of the purcnasing at any otner place.

AND nousc, as wen as otner Customers, entire satisfaction, both as rcirards nru-ea ami A. G. Procter. E. S.

Greenwood. I. K. Trask. quality of our goods.

Orders by Mail will receive careful and sometimes rough. Xo matter, there is a dose fur under it, and it keeps CAKPET BAGS, Proctor, Greenwood Go. prompt attention. MCCOMISS. KELLER BYRNES.

Palace Sleeping Cars on them dry and warm, and they are Xos. 122 124 Street "VTIIOLESALE J. O. FOUD. II.

SMITH. N. H. FORD. BusinessMcii KigHt Trains.

Through tickets mav lie olrt ST. LOUIS, West side bf Park, FISH DEALERS, J. Ford Co. sep51 ly reliable road of all tiek'et offices in the UuUed PAOLA, KANSAS. aiaies anu canaua.

Je29 505 N. Second Street, Saddlery Western Bedstead JDanufactorv aif tee better in the spring. to with good shelter, is all they want to keep them healthy and growing. But they should not run out with the cattle, as they are liable to get hooked, while they, in turn, drive the cattle from their food. Every one to his o-wn- kind in the as other appropriate places.

T. McKISSOCK, W. B. HALE, SUpt- Gen'I. Pass, and Ticket Ajrent.

St. Louis, Mo. I J. Van RTorstrand, OF EVERY CALLING. 0 -TTT 19..

lite G. W. AKERS. WESLEY LATTIX. IkunsuH City fc St.

I.ouls Manufacturers of A (MRR Sr.T. A'TT'TAT DEALER IN CLOTHING, 3. H. TEXXEXT. T.

WALKER. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS SHOES No. 209 North Main Street, Between Plae and Olive Streets. AND Sadlcry-Hardwarc No. 418 Main Street, ST.

LOUIS, MO. Short Iiiue. THE NORTH MO. R. Is the shortest, ouickest and Iwst nut.

Protection of Winter llea. FURNISHING GOODS, IT WILL ALSO BE JAS. T. CTTERBACK. JAS.

A. K1NGGOLK. furniture, WAREHOUSE AND SALESEOOJf, from Kansas city aud the West to Et Louis and aU Eacteaa, Southern, and AND ST. LOUIS, KO, T. UTTERBACK Co.

Youths' Boys Clothing, Northern Cities, via St. Louis. All trains of the Kiikh PinA m--- --m. jjjl WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in DRUGS, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brashes, Glass, Putty, Win-'' dow Curtains, Wall Paper, Trusses, Patent Medicines, It is suggested by a western farmer, says the Farmer, that wheat fields may be protected from the severe weather- of winter hy sowing oats with the wheat, or rather sowing oats first and covering them, and then follow in a daj-or two witbu wheat- It isN thought the oap will help protect the wheat during the winter, disappearing, of Also, o. 5 2sOItTII MAIN STEEET, LINDENBAUM MANUFACTURERS OF Boy's Youth's and Children's River, lort Scott tz Gull Railroad.

Missouri River Railroad, (from Atchison and Leavenworth) and Missouri Valley Railroad, co lined direct with this road in th A Family Newspaper! Garmenta Made to Order at Short WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS SHOES, ST. LOUIS MO. sep2T ly GREAT CXIOJt DEI-OT AT KAXS AS CITT Notice. 216 North Fifth ST. LOUIS, MO.

and Union Do not at Harlem; running L. G. A. COPIiEX, No. S07, N.

Main P. U. GERIIART. 31. C.

ESPY. through to ST. LOUIS WITHOCT CHANCE. This is the only route from Kansas Citv eourser in. the- spring.

Another plan CLOTHING, And one ichich the Proprietor icill spare ST. LOUIS, P. G. Gerlmri using the original PEEFUMEIIIES, SOAPS, Established 18497 304 MAIN STEEET. no pains to make irorthy the Patronage of PULMAN PALACE SLEEPINU CAK.

(Berths secured at all imnnrtant nlvui In ST. LOUIS, M0 Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, GRAY and GUERDAN, COPPER DISTILLERS OF BOURBON AND RYE the est). The trains of this line make diraot mnA rw R. WinTTEMOKE. S.

L. PRACTICAL HATTERS, lialde connwtins at St. Louis ith aU mora, ing fast trains, making this B. AVliitliiiorc AND ic. Goods are bought in the Eastern market, and at low fifrurcs.

We invite the' public to give us a call, believing as we do, that for Cash we can sell Every Household in Kansas! i- III KII AND WHOLESALE DEAI.EHS IS The Quick Route East: AVe land nassenscr at Car Street- FVmr. Introducers of Styles. St. Louis, thus avoidius Ion and tedious "WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS, CAPS, FURS, South-east cor. Second Market Sta omnibus transfers.

is 10 muicn tne-wheat, late in the fallr with fine manure, or lacking this, with a coating of straw. What effect either of these plans may-have in protecting the wheat from the severity of winter, we- do rt know. One or all of them might be tried on small lots of ground, and their comparative merits fee tested at a trifling expense. As the country becomes divested of the ftrest trees the wheat fields are exposed to increasingly severe trials from wind and frost. Less snow falls now than formerly, and what does come is borne from the wheat fields by the winter blasts which career over them since divested of the-protection of surrounding forests.

Storing-Potatoes. For eignandD omestic St. Louis, Mo. GLOVES STRAW GOODS, Goods as low as any house in the State. West Side of the Park.

Paola Kansas. Liquors, Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis, CoU luiuhus, XewYork, Nat-hx iilt, Day-ton, Knoxville, Sew Orleans, Memphis, Cairo, Baltimont, Washington, Pittsburg, Boston, CIcavland, Stcllc.Yost&Co. Marsh. Yost Co. 217 Locust ST.

LOUIS, MO. 514 North Main Street, SAINT LOUIS. MO. bt. Loula, Mo.

Kew York. je29 nltf TERMS: Two (Dollars per Hoffman Bros. WHOLESALE Year, STELLE, YOST CO. A VI. 1 FISKE.

AUGCSTC8 KXIGHT. I And all other points in the I'nitcd Slates and FOSTER A BOCHWOOD, Dealer in aU Kinds of FURNITURE, Mattresses, Lookiiig-Glasses, AND of nis The House is well known, has sold Furniture for over two 3-ears, and takes pains to please. Give COPLEY a call for CHAIRS, TABLES, BEDSTEADS, LOUXGES, CFJBS, CUPBOARDS, SAFES, Canada are reached br this Line. EISKE, KNIGHT Wholesale Sealers lit Payable In Adnee, Fare as Lew as by "asy ether Ec-ita. mTTT.T inniPii pr hits Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In Through tickets ran lx had at all J-iW A XI AIM Kjc railroad ticket othces in the West, on thu Boots! Shoes, Kansss Pacific.

Fort and tiulf liailroaL at Leavenworth, Atchison, and all Important towns in Kansas. S. II. KXIGIIT. Butter, Cheese, Beans dc.

As the time has arrived for potatoesthe early sorts to be harvested, I wish to say to those who have them to harvest, to put them in barrels as the best mode of disposing 322 Main Cor. Locust, ST. I.OUIS, MO FURNISHING GOODS, No. 419 N. Main st And Manufacturers of Pure Ground Spices, Mustard, GROUND COFFEE, General Superintendent.

H. C. WICKER, Gen'I. Freight. Ag't St.

Louis, Mo. A. W.MILLMai fin. General Western Agent. L.

M. Dl'XX. General Ticket Agent St. Joseph. Mo.

WE UAVE OXE OF THE BEST AND MOST COMPLETE ST. CHARLE HOTEL, 11 X. Second Street, Consignmen ts Solicited. ST. LOUIS.MO.

KATIIAX I). XOYES. ST. J.OUIS, MO. FLAVORING EXTRACTS.

BUREAUS, PAOLA, KANSAS. Manufactory 326 Broadway, New York. BOOIv-CASES, SECRETARIES, T. D. TOUTS, Proprietor.

GEO. D. JiPI'LETUN. JOIIN B. 5IATOE.

t. C. McUCIKE, TONIC-HEALTH AITfiPST n'Rviii rn or McGulre. Hlackwood 4 Vf. J.

MoOUIRE. wiuuitu. Ala. This in a New Four-Storv Brt. lt building, with a New Outlit in every Department.

Wholesale Dealer in IV Offices Portable Lemonade, Saleratus, Baking Soda, Cream Tartar, No. 318 N. Main Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. McGnire, Wengler Weber Co anu is centrally located.

xms HOUSE IB KEPT IH FRST-CIASS Sueeettort to BROWS, WEBER Importura and Wboloiale Dealers la BOOTS SHOES, MARSH Drugs, Medicines, 625 X. Main ft 110 Washington Atm In the State, FOR THE Lung, Rlootf. Dissolve vt. drachms Fcrri Sulph. in one (I) os.

boiling water. Dissolve one (It nr. ShImc lh)f)h. in two (i) ox. Wiline water; mix the solutions, and wai-h the pre-cipiUlcd I'hovph.

ot Iron till the whiiioi are tasteless; with q. a. diL Acid, dissolve excii. (1W) prs. Quiniae in two (2) 01.

of water. Precipitate the tjuinia with Ammonia water and rare fuliv wah it. Dissolve the Phot-ph. of Iron and tne Ouinia thusobuined. a.

also, vi. (1 gr. i.ure Strychuiae criUKs In q. a. dil.

Phoyph. Acid. Add all the Si-hr. Alb. Koiuhle.

Dinxolve the hole, adding two (2) drachm Ext. CaitMcum Ki ulewns, adding two (2) like part pure Sacchar. Svr. ST. LOUIS, M0.

Wholesale Dry Goods, oW thia. There are those who have tried this for years, and caiv not be persuaded to keep their potatoes in any other way. Dig and expose to the air till dry; then put up as directed, taking the barrels to the field. Store in the cellar, any part most convenient. The advantage is that the air is not exposed, as with open bins, which often vitiate it, and always leave a potato odor.

You have nothing of this. Another advantage you can put whero most convenient and move at pleasure, with little difficulty, aud you may place tier upon tier of barrels till up to the floor. When it is wished to use any, a barrel is opened and used, and so on with the rest, leaving no dirt, the ground remaining in the barrel. Or, if it is wished to sell, they are already put up. Any barrel will do, so that it is strong enough a salt barrel as good as any.

Country Gentleman. Cure mt Ch.lle Hone. PERFUMERIES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, Nos. lO 12 N. Second St.

Ilave Removed From Leavenworth to Co. WHERE EVERY KIXD OF No. 410, Delaware Street A Between Market and Cboatnnt Streets (East KANSAS Claflin, Allen MANUFACTURERS AXD JOBBERS BOOTS SHOES, 305 3T. 3IAI3T STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.

T. M. HOBSON, CARPENTER AND BUILDER PAOLA, KANSAS, Ojftcet Fitted vp with Keatrwttand Ditpatch, BUILDINGS MOVED OR RAISED. KatUr.rUoa (annlwl la all Mr w.rk. Shop on Peoria One Block West oi the Park.

GENERAL AGENTS FOR ST. "LOUIS, MO. The Imnrrfect Railroad it palatable and proen rative.) This is the ing at Leavenworth, and the to' our WARDROBES, WIIATXOTSi WASH STAXDS, SPRING Howe Sewing Machines, 2 doors east ofFOBuildtng, Coffins Ucady Made and furnished at an hour's notice. jeSEWm Valuable Toirii iropertjr For Sale. I will Sell at a Bargain for Cash.

valuable city residence and five lots, situated two blocks Southeast of the Park. The House is a story and a half frame with eight rooms well finished, an Excellent Cistern Of water on the premises. Aslo, My late residence one block south of the Park, containing six rooms out-buildings, and Barn, GOOD WEIX Or WATER And three lots of ground. Any one wishing A BARGAIN, call tne subscriber. Meyer Bros.

Co. VirgiIlia efera Tobaccos customers by delav in the transit at irnn.u "TONIC OF HEALTH" Plain and Fancy brought there the great concentration of For the LUNGS or TIIItilAT. fr t- WHOLESALE DEALERS IS iraue anu travel at kahman rrv. ni tho rapid and easy communication with all points nave induced us to make the above cluinm STOMACH, for the BLOOD, aa an APPETIZER, and for aU Scrofulous TUBERCULAR DISE A Wholesale Druggists, ve invite a continuance or your patron- PHl'SICIAXS 120 122 N. Second Street, Nos.

N. Second Street, tfcc in our new anu eugioie quarters. AXD Will ohwrveat once that to order SINGLE BOTTLES made un from thl nrwrimiiui ST. HQ. We shall keen a very large and thnrniu.ri St.

Iarouio, Iffo. txt ccpa DryGooHosieryandWo- C. W. GAUSS (FORMULA OF LATE IR. EAStoV, Med.

Head of OLAMiOW UNIVERSITY. SCOTLAND.) require that the InnerM he a SKILLED CHESlIST.reiuire srEClAU LY ADAlTEI veels. require THREE DAYS for the CHEMICAL CHANGES ami manipulation, and therefore at cost of a But hrst buy a Good Broom at the Ornament al Fiiniljag, Inallthotrf? hnmen Stavltt Brand. nnl Wholesale Dealers In BROOM FACTORY are resolved that our customers shall have as good advantages as can bo obtained in any market East or West. to 4 for one bottle whereas Druggiot Hell our BOOTS 1 SHOES, OF WILL BE EXECUTED "TOXIC OF HEALTH" At tl for 8-01.

and V) eeor for 4-s. Kottle CHARLES JIATIIE1VN, 506 North Main Street, Wext Peoria St. Fifth door West fWim PEAKE A SIAR8II, No. 410, Delaware St. KANSAS CITY, MO.

Charles Hotel, S. T. a correspondent from Franklin, Missouri, to the Rural World, says the following is a sure cure for cholie in horses. I have seen it tried dozens of times, and always with success. I am sure it will save any horse if my directions aire followed: Dissolve one pint of salt in a pint of hot water then add a quart of good vinegar and poor half of this mixture down- the horse's throat.

If the horse is not well in half an hour, give fcfra the- balance, and you will soon find him alf right. Can a woman who "swears exten eively be called a lilasphemale i DAVID RADiEY, Expressmen, Carries Express and Freight matter to all parts of the ity. Passenger and Baggage carried to and from the Depot. Order should be left at Westfall'n, west side of the Park. PAOLA, KANSAS.

as. A. Steele," J. II. Steele.

JAS. A. STEELE 6c PLAINand ORNAMENTAL PLAHTK 1 1 Iritis. "We are prepared to do all kinds of work connected with our trade, on as liberal tcrmH as any firm in the citv. Guaranteeing aatinfaction in all canes we have also, constantly 00 hands a good Bupply ot Kaw Hirer sand which we will supply to the trade on very liberal terms.

PAOLA, rr- ST. LOUIS, MO. W. G. RAINEY, Paola, Kana.

Aug.3-tf. PAOLA. KANSAS. of the hichest Mandard of CHEMICAL and MEDICAL purity, and we authorize ALL DRUGOISTS TOAVAERANT AND i WARRANTEE Mtifaction. or RETURN THE CASH and charge back iu eoit to u.

Sold by all Drucists and bv Jobber, at extra apeclal rate to "the trade." Addreaa Chi. The Trade sunnlied at reaonnhl I Wtti NentnejtJt mttt. TieMnfiffli J. M. BrweliBMa, II.

m. HvmUU, J. A. B. Ctma BHll M.A 1 1 I v.uu hiiu bct uio iTiuiu iiuiru.H nir 11 xnv other place, you will be sure to buy.

tf. LROCKJIAN LACLEDE. KAINEY BLOCK. SALOON AND BILLIARD II ALL. Two capo Office American Medicine Cotnpanr.

St. Charles Restaurant, H. PEOUHET, DEALER IH DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE. 420 OIItc and 220 No rife Sell St. St.

Louis, IIo. T. II. ELLIS, LTTOMC BLOOD AND LIVER PI LI (Suparoated.) in ptbtw hotiW (eenti) one pill a dose. THE VERY BEST PrcMTip.

tien KNOWN far the LIVER and the BLOOD. Sold bv of Pbelan's bent Tables. Tho Choicest Brands of Liquors and Cigars kepi constantly on hand. FT OFPOMITB TMKlS IO DEPOT. West KANSAS CITY, Contractors and Builders, Office Cor.

Wea andMutberry St. All kind of Carpenter work done with neatnegs and dispatch. t3nLadies' and Children's Sitting Room at PVM'i AMirOLOKEOJOR WORK. EXECUTED J. W.

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