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in the country and to all our patrons, alike benefited by the letter published one year ago from Dr. Bates that they send us for publication, statements which they tuny wish to make for the benefit of others. Ed. DOUGLASS, KANSAS. WHO WILL IT, THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY.

an. C. Wheat, Cumberland will preach in tho court boue on the lii't-t and second Sabbath in each month at 11 o'clock and at nibt on the firnVand at 11 e'ciock only on the ond. The Cumberland FrnsbyteriniiH purpjse orgnnijeing on next Siibbath at -1 o'clock rn. All arc 7 Vkek tSPAVIN CUREyj STOllY Greenback tobacco.

The Bee Hive Store hns just received a TOWN' COUNTY. cordial! invited to attend. nge lot of the finest potatoes in tho city. LAV7 OF NEWSPAPERS. "ilrs.

(k'aibeart Lirt week Bold a half intur- Whole Families are astonished at the very low prices we arc able to sell First Class Accommodations the fst 111 rier niunnerv Kioru on euw-t Personal Mention. Mrs. E. W. Hulse is visittng friends in Xewton.

31 rs. G. W. Scott ieft for Leavenworth on Tuesday. Mrs.

Thoa. Kelly, of Florence, is visiting friends in the city. Flour and potatoes at wholesale and retail. Lemons at wholesale and retail. Sweet potatoes.

Fresh caught mackerel and. white fish, V.Ui. Dora Jacksion, of Wichita. These la Trareling Public. dies will carry on business under the name of at this year.

SFECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF SI'HINO A.TVX GOODS. Jearhurt Jackson. They cordially invite the ladies of Kl iJorado nnd vicinity to call KENDALL'S SPATIff CUES, canned trout, salmon, lobsters and all kind of canned goods. GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS. 1.

Any p'T'on nwimrT fti' hir'v f'tin ii p'-t whtlK din ted Immune or responsible fur the payment If a iifrn ovtlor pnyor (d ho mu Tutv ull nrnitrnco. the publirb-r ii.hv ut'i" tr rnd Jt uutil tho p'lt nnnt Msido. iiivi -il1wt tho whole amount, whether the pupfr is taken from tiie oflh-e or not. 3. The.

court of 1-ivv have decided that ro-fu'itnr tnkc tiewHpnjwrs and frnti, ih r-n-ii or roinovinif and Wving ISeechor Montgomery has accepted a sit Bread, pies, cakes and all other nice things to eat. The most Beautiful line ever shown in this market. Wo proposo to give Tlie Most Successful Remedy eT- er discovered, as it is certain in its clfects and i does cot blister. Bead l'roof Belew. Ham, sausage, yarmoth corn, pumpkin uation with Long Lover.

Mrs. Mattie Scott, of Ler.ven is visiting 31rs. Ed. C. Denny this week.

Ed. C. Denny left for Chicago on 3Ion- flour these a good send off by SLASHING PRICES. Call at the Bee Hiye for dried fruits where KENDALL'S SPAVIN CUIUS th-m imi'iiHerV for, is prima fade evidence their stylist. luOs, and bonnets witlv.

wnicu their larc uUtcU, just received, is replete. Last Saturday ften oon two young men from Hickory creek, Ci.arlea Wagoner and- Shannon, got full of prohibition in Augusta and on their way borne, they placed oie rails on the rail road track. farmers saw them and removed the obstructions just before a train came along. Wagoner wan captured, and a 100 reward ha been offered for Shannon. What a success is prohibition.

you can buy such articles nt cost. of intentional fraud. day, where he goes to replenish his stock of -Free Ilack to and From Depot. i Xo complaint of hard times. goods.

Irof. Hodge of the Leon public schools It is with great pleasure that we can say to tho trade in general that we are now lully supplied in all lines of our business, -snd can bring a bandsonce line of g-oods within the reach of Farmers, Mechanics and was in town this week. He is taking a short Deaf as a Post. vacation. Laboring We don't intend to follow the example, of unwise Qy HRST CLASS EOTEL II CITY dealers who mark down afew worthless articles who as a bait to HAun-Toie, Jnne 14th, 181, B.

J. Eessali, Co, This is to certify-that I have u-M'd Kendall's Fpavln Cure and biv found it to be all it i recommended to be and in fact more too; I have removed by usingttie bo-e: Callous. Bone Sisavins King. bones. Splints, and enn cheerfully testify and recommend it to be be the best thing for any bony substance I have ver nwd and I have tried many a I have made that my study for yeans Itespcctfully yonrs, P.

V. CRIST 3Irs. W. J. Lang, Bethany, Ont, states that 3trs.

Neil Wilkie has been visiting Mrs. Phot well this wet k. She went down on the for fifteen months she was troubled with a draw yon on; but propose to offer our entire slock during the season at Bona fide bargains. A It ppv Thou jut elicw te economy. fitf Don't go homo without Happy Thought co.

Bird enge "at prices Unit will a.itonidi you nt lk-U Tuntf r'rt. Sunday school coner i at ibe Chr'mtiiin clni-' not, Stunby The Old HettlcH will have a grand re-un ion it tho Fair grounds on May-loth. train this morning. disaase in the ear, causing entire deafness. In PEARSON BABTLES02T, Proprietors.

ten minutes after using Thomas' Electric Oil DESIEABLE 0-00ZD3 Geo. WT. Tolle is in Chicago laying in a she found relief, and in a short time she was stock of spring and summer goods for the fntirv cured and her hearinsr restored. For Stone store. y-AGOi SHOP.

sale by C. H. Selig. Thoa. White and wife and his daughter Trnr.irdiv: dorr Ii brigs iob on lialfo- FROM THE OHEOSTA PEESS, MW YORL JVIiss Maggie, started iar Ohio on Tuesday.

MISCELLANEOUS. Givebim a call end tmpi-i" hanging. Many friends are left behind to wish them Aiwaj-s have a market value, and it seems incredible that wc are able to sell to sell under that. We want all the people to call, we want to satisfy them that no house in the county cm undersell us. Bear all this in mind, mention it to your friends and when you call you will find that we mean business.

We can now produce a complete assortment in both BOOTS, SIIOES, HATS, CAPS, and a fine line of GROCERIES. From a long and varied experience we can safely ay that we are awake to every interest of business, and produce only such goods as will gain well in their native state. Tbf iKbt tobacco -renmres no Bring your job work to the Eagle office. Abe Wallace will start for his old home trumpiter. J.

WEBER, Wagons, Carriages and all work in this line made to order. Lndies nursing corsets at Long Lowers. in Illinois next week. To relievo bis numer lioiisn croouct club has been re ous ladv admirers of any undue suspense we ith Xew bird cages at new prices, at Ellett SeiWOIt vived, nd will on open the Oneonta, "Sew York. Jan.

6th, 18S1. Early last summer Messrs. B. J. Kendall of Enosbnrg Falls, made a contr.ict with the the Pres-s for a half colnmn advertisement for one rear eettine forth the merit of Kendall's Spavin Cure.

At the same time we ne-cured from the firm a quantity of books, entitled Dr. Kendall's Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases, which we are giving to advance paying sub-acribers to the Press as a premium. About the time the advertisement first appeared in this oner Mr. P. Scbermerborn, who resides Turner's.

carnival. brilliant corn mushi Prices low as any shop in town. for us a well Merited and Lasting A fine assortment of corsets at Long will state that he does, not contemplate committing matrimony during hi absence. Dr. X.

M. Doty and It. B. Mills and fain By will start for Portland, Oregon, ner.t Tues Cotton Seed. On Tuesday John II.

FuHiuwider brought a peck of cotton seed to the Eagle office, and requested us to distribute it in small quantities to farmers who will plant the same. The seed was shipped from Labette county to J. W. Ground Co. of Augusta, and ent by tbUflrm to Mr.

Fullinwidcr. Cotton has been raised in considerable quantities in Labette and other south eastern counties, nnd as the crops have paid the farmers well, there is no reason why this useful plant could not be successfully cultivated in 'this county. At least it will not cott much to give it a fair trial, and all parties who ish to plant somo sted and give cotton a fair show in Butler county are requested to call and get some seed. Mr. Fuliinwjder will furnish the seed free, and all be asks is for the parties to bring in the cott.m they raise in order that he may prepai a small bale to exhibit at the state fair next fall.

WTe hope bur friends will call in and got some of tho seed, and plant it at once. If we can demonstrate that it will pay to raise cotton here our county will have another big star in its agricultural crown. School Notes. It would be flattery on our part to s'tatc that we shall excel all others Shop next door to Johnson Lowers. in th quality of our goods.

There are other large and old experienced jettison's blacksmith shop. near tolliers had a spavined horee. lie read the advertisement and concluded to test the efficacy of Examine the celebrated Victor sewing ma day. They will go through direct to San -TrT A fTT I the remedy, although his friends lamrhed at his Kl tlIxjKJ 1V11LJLJ IcredulitT. He bought a bottle of KendaU a Spavm limes at T.

Oldham Co turmture store. Francisca, and take a coast steamer from Cnre and commenced nsing it on the horse in Hip ilinn-tionn. and ho informed ca there to Portland. The above parties have The finest, purret, palatable is Happy Thought Plug tobacco, now procma. On to the City Book Store, nnd examine the styles nnd reduced prices -of wall paper lici'i i buy 'mg else where.

31. J- Judge Sti-ntibrd htn 'shaved off magnificent growth of beard, nnd sent in an application for memWrahip in tho cruitache dutr. Flour millet seed nnd bided buy for Husband's, save a coal "bill and your wives this week that it effected such a complete cure that mrmv warm friends in this community who firms who may claim this honor, but our experience -as taugnt us tnai a judgment of this kind can only be rendered by the customers themselves, and" wo well know that what pleases one displeases thejdther. Uecogniz in" tho benefits derived from doing a cash business, and having adopted cash principles, wo shall make it an object to for cash buyers to trade with us, and will do anything that any one else will do to secure a good mans trade. All kind of Produce will be taken exchange for goods.

by buying bread at the city bakery. an expert boremun, who examined the animal re-: cently could find no trace of the spavin or the place ill sinccrel regret" their departure. A good improved farm for sale or trade for BUEDETT WEEK, Proprietors El Dorado property. Enquire of Jas. I.

Old- United Brethren. wuere it naa oeen locaieu. Jir. Kucnurrrauii since secured a copy of Kendall's Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases, which he prises very high-i lv and would be loth to part with at any price, pro-1 v'idt-d he could not obtain another copy. So much I for advorviaing reliable articles.

hnm. 5-tf. street by .1. W. Kimp" 'ittli Mmn stable.

The much talked of revival which has been in progress at the stone school house- came to a 7lf For Kent- 180 of land C. miles abovo IONGr LOWER Chelsea, on the Big Walnut. For particu close on Tuesday evening, nnd the meeting KKsDALL'S SPAVIN CURB. lars call on Geo. Ellis, on said tarm.

24 has been a satisfactory- success to the church THE OLD RELIABLE Ilev. Grer labored incessantly for Ave weeks, For Sale. Native lumber and fence posts. Wilton. Minn- Jan.

11th. 1881. and he succeeded in bringing seventy con B. J. Kenkall Oents: Having got a horse five 'miles north of Chelsea on the Big "Walnut river, by Gkouge Ellis.

24-tf rVKVT! XT HfTLTilNG BUSINESS book of you by mail a year ago, the contents of tjlN -UUAlJ JJllijXil which perauaaed me to try KeBdall'a Spavin Cure on the liicd leg of ode of my horses wich was bad- verts into the fold of safety. Many things have occurred during the progress of these Ir ti1 could not be reduced by any othei meetings that were not just what they should be, but if any good ha3 been accomplished, if anybody been made better we arc cer Flour, Corn Moal, and Bran School entertainment at the courthouse Friday and Saturday evenings of this week. The young people of the school have been rehearsing on the stage every night for their appearance, and have made marked improvement in all bt their parts. 31 usic, tableaux, and wo good dramas or short plays will be the principal features ot the program for both Friday and Saturday evenings. The first night will be as good as the second and substantially like it; but to give alia chance to attend, the school children are especially tainly glad, though it will take a great deal of remedv, I pot two botties of Kendall's Spavin Core of Preston of Waseca, which completely curd mv norse.

"Alont flvc years ago I had a three voar old colt eweenied very badly. I used voar remedv as given in your book without rowclina, andl inust say to your credit that colt i xetircly cured, which is a surprise not only to mvwif bnt nlso to my neighbors. Yon sent the book for the triTin? turn of 25 cent and if I rou Id wit yet anoiiier alike it I would not take twenty -five dollars for it. Yours truly. geo.

MATHBW3. J. T. Oldham Co. aro receiving new goods daily, their stock for the spring trade mmenso.

5-tf. If you want a stylish suit, call on Milam" the has just received a largo assortment of sample goods, and cau suit you in any shade or style. tf. Wasted. Stock to pasture during coming good to overbalance the devilment, the ill feci hie and the scoffinff that has been generated at the old stone school house duris the las: Tor Sale.

five weeks. For every person who went there to abtain spiritual consolation to reflect seriouslv on the salvation of his soul ten II John II. Bi thirty-fit years obi last Jlondny; and a parly of friend? dropped in to b' lp him celebrate the Tins ws mM-dion Irst wwsk about the rpiartf riy meeting at the. M. E- church.

INest Sntidy the date imtond of Suu-fny. V. J. itnd J. V.

Oordy hvn formed ji pnrtiierbip in tbu brick bnsiin.j, nd are p-tiiiiL; ready to bum a bnye 'piunlity at their kiln in the. toutb part of town. 1C Copeland has taken out "ouctloneer'd and will U- plo id to UU all rdort on nJiorl noticoi, Lev orders at pit oiliee, bo lol, or at this oiliec. 7tf Be it understood tlu't Kl Donulo will have ono of tlie lar.twst and 1'ourth of Julv eokb ration? this' year that has ever been held in the Walnut valley. Ecv.

liemingtrm, the Baptist of this placo preached one of his nnn-nally in-terealnitf Mrmons on SuiuViy to eonyrega-tion which was larger than usual. Ki.ii. J.L. "Fergus! will b-eturo at wdidol lionso in lb nton township on Sunday' April 17th, nt one o'clock p. in.

Subject "Why I am Freeffiinker." Tho public atX' invited. season, have 100 acres under fence, plenty of persons went through motives of curiosity CJassliIiI for "Wlieat FROM A PEOMIHEJfT PHYSICIAH. to joke, have a good time and to poke fun at the church folks. If anybody can deny these things let him bring on. his argument and bis invitcd to be present on Friday evening, as the price of admission; will be 25 cents for all on Saturday evening.

Fupils of the ichool in actual attendance will be admitted on the first evening for 15 cents each. The proceeds of these entertainments will be entirely devoted to school purposes. There will be no reserved seals, and tickets will be on sale only nt the door. The program living water and will be well salted; horses 40 cents per month, cattle 30. Terms cash in advance, J.

R. Fktrow, Leon, Kan. Vincent Brown, real estate and loan agent, loans made at 10 per cent interest payable annually, no commission, money paid on execution of papers. Office with C. A.

Lcland, El Dorado. proof. Some young folks, so we have been Washi.nfttonville, Ohia, June 17, '81. told, conducted themselves in a very unbe Mmttfacturen of th clbratc4 EXCHANGE BANK OF EL DORiVDO El Dorado, Butler County, Incorporated under State-Law Dr. J.

Ii. Kendall Heading your advertisement in Turf, FJold and" Farm, of Kendall paria coming manner during the meetings, and are sorrv that there are people in this com munity so rude and so thoughtless as to dis CAPITAL STOCK, will begin promptly nt a quarter -of eight o'clock. An invitation is extended to all pa- Cure, and having a valuable and speedj- horse which had been lame from spavin for eighteen months, I tnrb a meeting of am' kind. It shows lac Wasted. Horses to herd during the com of lack of raisinsr.

and the grossest WHITE HOSE FLOUR. ir.iiia nnd friends of the school. This week ing season, herd will be kept on the Chas Jefferson rnnche about 10 miles north of 351 Do NT DIRECTORS. of ignorance. On the other hand some of the sent to you for a bottle by express, closes the winter term of school, and all are rado, 50 cts per bead per month will be ENOCH MARIS, which in six weeks removed an all lamcaess and enlargement and a- A.

L. IiEDDEX, President. charged. Chas. Jufeksojt, larjje splint from another horse ami both horses are to day as sound as ready to enjoy the eek of vacation follow-in g.

There are' only seven weeks in the spring term which will close June Itth with the annual graduating exercises. We look for a full attendance during the last term. 35. W. II.

GEN ERA I. DR. A'LLKX WHITE, Tice-President. II. II.

CI XllDS Kit, Cashier. W. Ii. -GIBSON, Ass't Cashier. C.

A. LU.LAHJ), Attorney-at-Ijrw. colls. The one bottle was worth tc church folks let their temper get away with them and went to extremes that put them down on the same basis with the persons who disturbed the meetings. True cTirislains should have charity for thoughtless persons, and should make all due allowance for ignorance and not fly in a passion and talk about co winding fec.

Xo good christains will talk about cowhi ling anybody. They never had the love of Christ in their hearts. HARDWARE mt one hundred dollars. Kespcct fully yours, II. IiERTOLETT, if.

D. AGUICULTUKAL THUS. E. McKINLKY J. CV MEYER.

XKlh WILKIE, I5ixy and Foreigfn Exchange, Negotiate all classes of bonds. Loan on personal and chattle security 4-8 Dixon, Kan. Fc Bent. A good farm-located in Fair-view township, eight miles northwest of EI Dorado, 1H0 lucres, 115 acres under cultivation, two dwelling homes, good well, stone stable, bearing orchard and every convenient will furnish flax and millet seed. Enquire at Isaac DeCou's shoe shop.

5-tf. "Why do so mar-y people we see around us seem to prefer to chew Happy Thought tobacco? Because" being made by a new process is more palatable. 6tf Trees, trees, trees, buy your trees of Miller Bros. All kinds of fruit, ornamental and shade trees. Enquire at Bronson's real estate office.

2-tf. Judje Ohrishiin, the blind lawyer, deliver-ms bii b'f lure nnd tho IrisV to good crowd at the court house last Thursday nbiit. The lecture was yood, and very much appreciated by the audience. In China a lady's distort foot, which naked looks something like a hoof, is called a "golden but Avuu tu alad's distorted hoop, thai, is her golden lily, locks like pumpki.) seed -tuck on the end of a broom Ktraw. Plocli to pa-t-'-re du-ing the corning seaion.

pasture 1 miles east of Leon, StKKl pasture and pi nty of water, charges reasonable. J. 7-3 Leon, Kansas. Our Democratic friend, J. W.

Cround, .1 i Un.l..V Particular attention iriveu to collections. FARM MACHINERY Of AH Descriptions. Plows a. specialty. WAGONS, City Election.

Last year a citizens meeting was held nt tho court house on Saturday night before the election, for the purpose of nominating a ticket. Dr. Allen. White was the unanimous choice of the meeting for mayor, and a full ticket of councilmen and other officers was also i qminated. After the meeting adjourned a quiet caucus was held by some parties dissatisfied with the nominations, and it was agreed to bring out a man to bent Dr.

AVhite for mayor. On Sunday precediug election day another caucus was held, and on 3Ionday morning bright nnd early men were on the streets, with tickets in their hands with Dr. Bassett's name at the bead. The fight waged red hot all day, and when the vote was counted out Dr. Basset won by two or three votes.

On the approach of election this year the people unanimously agreed without any meeting to elect White mayor, and so strong was this feeling that all' opposition BrOlTICE HOTJBS FSOM 9 TO 4 P. Safe is Guarded by Yale Time Ioolgra CARRIAGES A friend in need. was tea jiavui oi itn Hardware, JJALL, VAITE CO. Retail Prices. Sugar-cured bams, 12J cents.

Smoked shoulders, cents. cents. Choice lard, cents. John Betts's packing house, Time over and again Thomas' Electric Oil has proved a salutary friend to the distressed. As a reliable curative for croup in children, sore throat and bronchial affections, and as Stove IT1 cl Tinware.

Ibon, Nails, isd -DEALERS IN- Mr. Ground made such a good mayor rear that tire people concluded to give him tin.1 office again. That speaks well for Mr. Ground. One of exchange? we refrain from giving names through pride in the newspaper refer ladies bonnets as 'Tope That is a good one on that editor, Kendall's Spavin Gurb ON HUMAN FLESH.

-It has been ns-d in thousands of a positive external remedy for pain, it is a never-failirg antidote. For sale by C. 11, A Full Stock or jutiery. I FARM MACHINliUX. cases on human flesh with such wonderful success that we now feel tain it is the best liniment known for PIANOS, ORGANS, -Notice of Final Settlement.

State or Kansas, "1 COTTKTT OF BUTI-KR- "VTOTICJS IS IIEBEBY GIVEN that Of the latest Iraproved Inyeationa, aivd man, as it has sufficient strength to (penetrate and virtue to cure the All Goods Of Tne Bern uaiy. i nndersipnftd administrator of the estate of Charles Cook deceased, will on the 21st worst case, wmcn are noi auwi the leaat by ordinary liniments, and vet it does not blister or causa a was swept away, even Dr. did not care Vrisk his chances-for a second term, and he withdrew from tho contest, which showed wisdom on bis part for he would 'have been badly scooped this time. The result of the election can be briefly told. Practically there was only one ticket in the field, and that was elected.

Some of the boys'got out some other tickets to have a little fun, but that was all. The ticket elected is as follows: Mayor, Dr. Allen White; Councilmen, W. L. Kichard-son, George Weeks, J.

IS. Marshall, Chns. Selisr and Thos. 11 Woods; W. A.

Sallee dav of April, A. D. 1882, make final settle Ercry lin of goods Complete and and we venture to say that his lady roauers enjoyed the joke. Of course he is an old Our old friend F. S.

Cole, of Towmida towndrip has done bis rharc on the tree pl-mting boom. put out in the neighborhood id" 3,000 trees on his farm. 3Ir. Cole is one of Butler county's most thrifty farmers, nnd to tieb. men Kansas owea her great growth, and prosperity.

Last Sunday we were shown a bunch of wheat bySTauies JLeCaskcy grown on his farm ment of said estate with the Probate Court of Well Locked. bo re. said county and ask the court to make an -i. Small Instruments, Sheet Music, Music Eooks, Prices to Suit the Time. Last Thursday evening when everything 1 wance to mm ior ma services as siicu uu-mistiator.

S. P. Skkjj. Administrator. Tin Shop in connectio with tha tor, was quiet and no one even dreamed of burg charge ot competent woiummu Tinware Made to Order West Enosburg, Yt.

Feb. 17, '81. Dr. J. B.

Kendall Gents: Several months asto I injurd my lars, James Kearick, cashier in tho Butler County Bank, went to work and locked the -AND TIIE- AKNF-SS AND SADDLES. kinds of repairing done promptl knee joint which caused an enlarge new eighty-three hundred pound safe so light II Foli.ce Judge. Tho election was very quiet and a very small vote polled. and all i.t across the rivei, which measured tweni- J' that be found it utterly impossible the next ment to grow tne size or a targe walnut and caused me very severe ENOCH MARIS. C.

A. HAMLIN 0Pp.sit, Bk Dorado, ta. PUen morn to get it open. After wearing himself out and murmuring over a portion of a verse of scripture to himself, he concluded to send; a telearam to St. Louis for an ex From "The Editors Times: Seeins; in your paper last week from Arnold Parker, I was impressed dall's Spavin Cure with the most sat four inches in length.

The stem contained a fully developed head, and if the weather i.roves favorable Mr. 3IeCnkoy will bo about June 1st. A largo lidiing parly went up the Weft branch of the Walnut on Tuesday, and they report a splendid time. The catch was not very large, and was confined principally to Wants everybody to know that he sella Household 'Sewing Machine, The best ia the market, JBMiachines fully warranted for five years. isfactory results.

It has entirely re- moved the enlargement and stopped the lameness and pain. I have long known it to be excellent for horses but now I know it to be the best lini For tba HAllNESvS and SADDLES ment for human flesh that 1 am ac- BEST I lours truly, As cheap as any man in Butler county, also T. if. LAWRENCE. EMPOEIA, KANSAS.

St. (' Ti 4 Itfl Call on A. Bassett For tba bast rtook JES, AIIDWAKE. pert to come and take the job off his Saturday morning, a safe maker and expert nt the business arrived on the train with a complete outfit of burglar's tools, and upon inquiry in regard to the he at once began operating on the mammoth safe. The first tool be used wa a sledge hammer, which he applied for several hours with all tho force of a practical smith.

At three- o'clock in the afternoon when; he stopped to hear bow things jingled inside, it was settled in his mind as well as in those that witnessed the proceedings, that screws, threads, combinations and the contents of the safe were all knocked into a mixture. The doors were then opened and tho workman began immediately, to repair and fix up things that several hours sledging had jarred loose. Sunday morning at two o'clock, this job was completed and everything set aright, and Mr. ltearick now locks and unlocks the safe with the greatest of ease but with the remembrance that be' once locked it too tight II Halters. Uritlles, Collars, Horse Blank- And 40,000 Apple trees, 4 to 5 ft, fine, best varieties known, $10 per 100.

30,000 Apple trees, 2J to 4 ft, So per 100. 1'each treess, 4 to 5 ft, $15 per 100. Peach trees, 2 to 4 ft, $8 per 100. 6 to 10 in. $1 per 100 $7 per 1,000.

Ciitiilna 10 15 in. S1.50 per 100 ets, Lap Robes, A fc- MAETIN EOWEN, "Whips of every description. OF TVALIi PAPER, $10 per also afnll a full stock of Fruit STOCK. COMBS ANDBRUSHES nnfl ornamental trees, onruos, amait xruii, Vines, and Plants. Send for price list Kansas Tallsy Nnrsery, TopeSa, las.

R. 8T05I. with the earnestness with which- he appeals to you to continue to enlighten the world in regard to he means by which be was so miraculously cured of rheumatism and hip-joint lameness by using Kendall's Spavin Cure. The article to which he alludes by Dr. Bates, impressed me so favorably with the real merits of litis remedy that I tried it also for several blemishes on my horses and found it the most perfect cure I ever tried for spavin and other blemishes, as it completely removes the enlargement instance b3r continuing its use for several day after the lameness had subsided.

The perfect success I have always Tiad with Kendall's Spavin Cure led me to use it on my own person, and for all the family with the very best results as a family liniment. While several of the cures made with it have been almost miraculous, none have been more satisfactory than several cures which I made with it of foot-rot and also sore teata as well as warts on teats of cows. I consider it a sure cure for sore teats or foot-rot in either cows or sheep. With the satisfaction remedy has always given in every instance, I cannot refrain asking with my friend Parker that yoifcontino to make known to the world this, the grandest discovery of the nineteenth ccnturv. Yours truly, James A Campbell.

Herkimer, ST. Sept. 10th, 1881. The above letter, with oae published last week, encourages us in our efforts to make our paper ono of the most valuable Journals a An Important Discoverey Has been made v. hereby a successful vegeta-combimitinn lias been introduced, which ac's upon the bowels, the liver and kidneys, and rd the jniK time imparts f-trentii imd vitality to the cadre sjslem.

Burdock Blood Bit t.r oonj-titute ibis important discory. Sold JWd Cheap mud cats nnd young but tho nio was a success nevertheless. John Betta can explain all about the rabbit, and Miller Gordon can account for the mud cats. Bill McDowell says if he could have rallied in a few more of his Towanda friends last Monday lie -would have stood a much better show of beating Doc White for mayor. As it was be made a good race, co did Joe 3IcKeHzie, Jo; got three vote and McDowell got two.

This is the result of having three candidates in the field. Attention is called to tho new advertisement of the stone store. Tlnistock is already very large and Sir. Tolle is in Chicago buying still more to supply bis enormous, trade. The Stone store is always head in advertising enterprise, and in keeping a mammoth stock of goods for the trade.

While our friend are aiiirching for bashful violets in the woodland glen tho tearful dnves mingle their tender o.i in a rythmic flow of languishing love, wc would just like to mention that a good square mess of hog's jowl and greens would not be bad to take at this season of the year. A delegj-'lon of lending citizens or 1'eabody of J. V. Brewer, 1) J. Ibd)erU, J.

A. and .1. im Chrbt, arrived in town on 'Monday and took dinner at tfce fThoy e-o en route to F.urckn to c.fi.r v. -l. Xe of way n.i'ii: onr for tin- L.

S. W. in to running the Of the GRAYS' SPECIFIC MEDICINE fltAu iT, TRADEMARK Till "you cant-rest. Como evcrj'body and dress up JkA, T3p. A.

Bassett's N. Kittenbouse will eep a herd on John- LJ 1 1 Lgon orancn, ana win ixe raino to on BEED ALL'S SPAVIIT CTJ2.E Is sure in its effects, mild in its action as it does des not blister, yet it is penetrating and powerful to reach -every every deep seated pain or remove any bony growth or other uch as as spavins, splints curbs, callous, syrains, swellings and any lameness and enlargements of the joints or limbs, or for rheumatism in man and lor any purpose for which a limit is used for man or beast. It is now known to be the best liniment for man ever used, ar-t-insc mild and yet certain in its effcts. Send address for Illnslrated Circular which we think gives positive proof of its virtues. No remedy has ever met with such unqualified success to oar knowledge, for beast as well as man.

Price SI per bottle, or six bottles for $5 All Druggists have it or can get get it fcr you, or it will be sent to any aedress on roseiptof price by the proprietors. Ir. J. B. Kendall Knosbarg Vt.

E0IP EY YOUR IIOJR-Sli-S- ne great xun-glish remedy. An unfailing cure for seminal weakness-spermatorhe a impotency all diseases Than any otbar pla in Butler Couf. St. LOUIS HARDWAEE STORE, Be sure and cpme right away before the rush, tor we are going to sell good. harness for reasonaoio terms, jai.

iwn.ciiiiuuau io known herder, and the following is a good recommendation: This is to certify that I have known N. Kit-tenhouse, the herder of town cattle for two years its I passed through his herd nearly every day. it being on my way to my farm I can say be did bis work well. J.H. FcLLlNWrDER.

If You Wt Paints or Oil, KANSAS. LEON, 24 DOLLARS Or anything i th drug Iin And Saddles from $3.00 to na high as BSF33E TAS-39. that follow as TASCWE. a sequence of self abuse; as loss of memory, Universal lassitude, pain in the back, dimness of vision, premature old age, and many other diseases that lead to insanity or consumption and premature grave. gigs-Full particulars in our pamphlet which wc desire to send free by mail to everyone.

The Spec-ifie Medicine is sold by all druggist1 at SI per package, or six packages for $5, or will be sent free by -mnil on receipt of the money, bv addressing T1IV, GRAY MEPICTXE JJufl'alo, y. Y. -Sold in El Dorado by II. SEE BASSETT BEFORE TOtJ BIT MARRIED. Don't forget the place, One door Jforth Have a fine line of Agricultural implements to be sold tit NOKTII MAIN STREET.

MILLS-PEAliCK nt tho residence of the bride's parents in El Dorado, by llev. A. T. Bun-is, Wednesday evening, April 5, Frank of Bassetta drug store, Xorth Main Yours respectfully, C. A.

HArivIN. i rln fjr tho to I 1 Ay. in Kansas, EL DORADO, BOTTOM rniCE? a mT 5Ii-5 Alice Ptan c. bv C. IL Selig.

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