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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-05-22
THE MOVEMENT CURE

No system Of medical practice known TO the
public in this age of base deception and I'M
principled humbuggery is more rational, phil
osophical, and comprehensive, or more re-
plete with satisfactory, or surprising results,
than what is known in reform medical prae-
tice as the movement Cure.''
The "Sweedish Movements are simply pas
to develop and strengthen weak muscles, to
draw of the blood from congested and engorg-
ed organs, to start into activity weak organs,
to awaken dull nerves. to arouse torpid skins,
and by these simple means we induce the eli
minatien Of foul, and foreign matter from the
system, overcome distractions Of the internal
organs, straighten crooked limbs, spinal de-
formities, and break up fbrous adhesion Of
stiff joints.
In uterine diseases, and displacements, de-
pendent upon weak, abdominal muscles, and
general Iaxity Of all the tissues, no means
are more'permanentlx beneficial and effective.
Weak lungs are benefited by the develop
ment Of the respiratory muscles. Dyspeptic
stonaches and torpid Hyers, attended with q
duh, 1ifeless, '1et go Of this world feeling
are forced into normal activity. sick-hsad
ache, dependent upon DISTRACTED liver, and
eonsti pated bowels, is speedily and pernaneAt-
~ enred-g = - 81 r ~
The whole system { & the Iife-force is not too
nearly exhausted can be inyigorated, 9regen-
erated,' and toned up in general.
"sweedish Movements /. are "easy to take,''
but hard to give. Let the afflicted cali and
give II trial. It win benefit the living, but
don't resurrect the dead. It is easier to take
than iron, cod-liver oil, quinine, or cat-milk,
as administered by Aliopathy. srsE
THos. ". ORGAN, MIDI
Box III, Empor1s. Kansas.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
County Treasurer's Notice.

NTotice is hereby given that will offer for
~ sale at my office, in Emporia, Lyon County
Kansas. sn the fourth Monday of June next.
and next succeeding days, so much of each
tract of land described below as is necessary to
pay the charges thereon for the year 1867.
l. T. HERITAGE,
County Treasurer
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REASONS FOR INsURING IN THIS COMPANY:
Let. This is IA Western Company, managed
by Western men, whose known financial char
acter, ability and position, affords ample guar
aranty for its careful and successful manage
ment.
2d. Its policies are all non-forfetting.
Sd. Premiums all cash 1t receives no notes
and gives none. Policy Holders have no in
teTeSt to pay and no outstanding notes as liens
upon their Policies.
18th. Dividends and losses are paid in cash.
9th. Insures at lOlCer rates than any East
erR Company.
9Th. Its risks in the West, where the
rate Of mortality as l0sCer and the rate Of in
terest higher than in the East; hence the accu-
mutation of dividends to the Policy Holder is
greater than in any Eastern Company.
9Th. 1t has no restriction upon travel.
Sth. Its dividends are made upon the contri-
button plan.
Sth. Its business is exclusively Life Ilsu'-
dECe.
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a National Cemetery for the inter
ment of the remains of soldiers has
been laid out west of Fort Leaven-
worth in beautiful spot, and many
dlsinterments have already been made,
remains having been taken there from
various parts of the State.
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STRAY NOTICE.

CTRAYED from Eureka, Greenwood coun-
y ty. Kansas. on Thursday, the Tth inst, the
following described animals: One sorrel horse
six years old, light name and tail: blaze face;
one bay horse six years old, dark name and
tail. Both had on halters when they left. "A
suitable reward will be paid for the horses, OF
for information that will lead to their recovery
CHARLEY DREW,
20-22 Eureka, Kansas.
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"And the world will be
the better for it. -

HYGIENIC MEDICATION is not blind
experiment on the vitality of the patient. 1t
is system based upon the unerring laws Of
nature as revealed by true Physiology. 1t
violated physiological law. It's language is,
''Obey and live,-Disobey and die"
1t employs those agents which MAINTAIN
health-to restore health. , , l. "
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLES

upon application, on reasonable terms.
4 large amount Of Land in various localities
for sale very cheap. Special inducements to
Colonies and those who wish large amounts OF
land. / will furnish the topography of any
and dates of original entries when desired.
Emporia City property bought, sold and
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this and adjoining counties.
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DIVIDENDS

Are the accumulations of interest upon Premi-
ums paid, hence the Company that loans its
assets at the highest rate of interest. can give
You the largest dividends. Eastern Compa-
mics invest their monies at sic per cent. while
this makes its investments at tteelre per cent.
or more.
The advantage of UeStern Investments to the
Policy Holder, appears in the following start
ling figures:
The amount of 81 900, invested for fifty years
at per cent. Compound Interest, is $1S,420 ID
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I Or AOIl1GS5:
Coz. II. D. MACKAY, President.
e HENsLEY, Vice President.
GEO. y MOORE, Secretary.
ID. w. EAVES, Treasurer.
d. II. SWAN, General Agent.
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EMPoRIA, May ODD, 1868.
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Mr.. Rose, one of our county COM
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the 3S5th mile. Mr.. Shoemaker has
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