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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17
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do not wish to inform you, reader, ;hs. DR..
Wonderful, or any other Bian, has discovered
remedy that cures consumption. when the lungs are
half consumed, in short, will cure all diseases
whether Of mind, body estate, make liy9
forever, and leave death 20 play for want Of work
AMI is designed to make our suh'griary spheTst
his.fu Paradise, 10 which Heaven Itself shall be
but Il side show. You have heard enough OF tina,
kind Of humbucyery. But when / tell YOU thu:
Dr. sarc's Csiarrh Remedy will positively .re
worst eases Of Catarrh in the Head, only assert
that which thousands can testify To. will pay
500 Reward FIR = czse that cannot cure. \ pam
phet giving symptoms and other information sent
free to any address. This remedy il
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PAETS
OF THE WORLD.
Price 30 cents. Sent by mail, post paid, re-
eeipt Of sixty cents, four packages for two dol
lars. Beware Of CoUSIERFEIIs AMI worthless imi-
tations. See that my pirate Stamp, which is a
pasture guarantee Of Gsrneaes, is upon the outside
wrapper. Remember tina: this private STAMP, is
sued by the United States Government expressly
for stamping my medicines, has my portrait, name
and address, and the words $50. :. Certificate Of
Ge1Hineness,' engraved upon il, AMI need not be
mistaken. Don't be swindled by travellers and
others representing themselves as Or. Sage; am
the only man now living that has the knowle'ige
snd'right TO manufacture the Genuine DR.. Sage S
Caiarrh Remedy, and never travel to sell this
medicine. --a--ea r. v. PIERCE, ". ID.
nov1dfx6i 155 Senecz-st., Buffalo, ~ Y.
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WATCH, MOTHER.

The writer Of the following little poem knows how
10 interpret the inner and more sacred sentiment,
Df the good human heart. The rythm is not bad,
and the thought and sentiment most sweet and ten
Ter. Let us have more of such poetry.
Mother, watch the little feet,
Climbing o er the garden wall.
Bounding through the busy street,
Ranging cellar, shed and hall.
Never count the moments lost,
Never mind the time ii costs,
Little feet will so astray,
Guide them, mother, while you may.
Mother, watch the little hand
Picking berries by the way,
Making houses i'm the sand,
Tossing up the fragrant hay.
Never dare the question ask,
''Why 10 me this weary task ~
These same little hands may prove
Messengers cf light and love.
Mother, watch the little tongue
rratilin-, eloquent and wild,
What is said and what is sung,
by the happy, joyous child.
Catch the word while yet unspvken,
Stop the vow before lis broken;
This same tongue may yet proclaim
blessings in a Saviour name.
Mother, watch the little heart
Beating soft and warm for you;
Wholesome lessons now impart;
Keep, . keep that young hear, true, .
Extracting every weed,
Sowing good and precious seed
Harvest rich you then may see,
Ripening for eternity.
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a Woman Tried for Muraer-DiS-
charged.

WHEELING, Va, Nov. 1.-The trial Of
Miss Matte Brotham, for the murder of W.
J. McNash, was concluded to-day. The jury
brought in a verdict Of not guilty. 1t will
be recollec.ed that about year ago Mis-
Brotham, who had been seduced BY McNash,
visited his boarding house and demanded
the fulfillment of Lis promise to marry her
Upon his refusing to do so, she deliberately
drew a revolver and shot him dead. The
case has excited good deal of interest, and
the court room for days back has been depsely
crowded.
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blool Purifier and Delicious Drink,
WARMERS vINUN WIFE, OR WINE OF
LIFE, is free from any Poisonous drugs or imPu-
rifles being prepared for tho>e who reIuire slim
ulant. 1t is splendid appetizer and tonic, and the
finest thing in the world for purifying the blood IL
is the most pleasant and delicious article offered
to the public, far superior to brandy, vhiskey,
wine, bitters, any other article. II is more
healthy, and cheaper. Both male and female
young or old, can take the Wine Of Life. 1t is in
fact, q life preserver. Those who wish " enjoy
good health and free dow Of lively spirits will do
well 10 take the Wine If Life II is different from
anything ever before in u>e. II is sold by drug
gists; also ut all respectable saloons. Price One
lh,lar in auart l,OttleS
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NAsHvnLl, Tenn, Nov. 11.-Thomas
HI. PEBBLES, Senator elect from Marry
County, was shot and killed yesterday, near
Spring Hill, by L. A. Pointer. The diff
Guilty was Of private and personal character.
Pointer acted in selfdefencc.
On Wednesday night party of masked
raiders took negro from his house, at Nor
mandy Station. ON the Nashville & Chatta-
nooga Railroad, and shot him.
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E1f1dENAGOGUE.

WARMERS EMMENAGOGUE is the only arti-
Gle known to the Whites, lit will cure in every
case. Where is the family in which this imIor-
tant medicine is not wanted Mothers, this Is the
greatest blessing offered you, and you should
immediately procure it. II Is also a sure cure for
female Irregularities, and may be Depended upon
sfructed through cold disease. Scli ny druggists.
Price One Dollar. Or sent by mail on receipt Of Tine
Dollar AMI quarter. ..-.t nj
ADDRESS Gi9 STATE ST., CHICAGO. r
mavI2w10S - .'f4f..'t
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COUGH NO MORE.

WARMERS COUGH BALSAM is healing, soft
ening and expectorafing. The extraordinary power
it possesses in Immediately relieving, and evcnt,s-
ally curing the mos: obstinate ca.cs IL Coughs,
Colds. Sore Throat Brcnchi,i. Ensiss1sks CstarTh,
Hoers-Bs~s, Asthma and Coi> Isien ID lmoss iu-
fcts III all the above cases or any affection IL Inc
throat and lungs, that thousands ~ IN ysieias,s are
daily prescribing it, and and all say that II il
known. Ono dose always affords relief: and IN.
most eases bottle effects a cure Sid ~ drug
gis;s, in Large bottles. Price One Dollar. 1t is
your own fault if yoa still cough and sIiier. The
B7lsam will cure re
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MANHOOD! WoMaNHoOD !

!NXPLAINING WHO MAY, AND WHO
~ o;.gi,t no; 10 marry. Excessive sexual excite
mcnt-ITS CAUSES, with nce,liHi advice. All
that is worth knowing ai,0st PREVENTION. Also
why ~ many OF both sexes have PIN PILES on the
half of the females, in this land Of PRE-
NATUREIY INFIEN. ii my suggestions were
followed by all, death by CONSUMPTION would
decrease One-half in single generation. r1 No
father Of family can afford 10 hc without the in
formation ZEN Young is.t ought To real
Manhood rs No. youHg lady but ought to
read "worl ari,ood - They arc bound separately
and sent prepaid, by mail, SECURE From OBJ
SERvATfOS, at - cents each, or both together
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Mr.. JOHN W. BRoADDus brought TO
this market, day or two ago, thirty hogs,
averaging 1858 pounds each, net. They were
of the Poland China breed, Of which Mr.. b.
il an extensive raiser. Persons in want Of
good stock should go to him. No man in
the county has done more towards improv-
the stock in this vicinity.
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\ YOUNG lady and gentleman, said TO hail
from the western part of this county, took the
train here for Kansas City yesterday, and
Madam Rumor has it that they were clippers
from disagree,ble "parients," who didn't
sanction certain little bargain the unhappy
children had made, and which they fly to
cOnslImmatc.
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AMONG the good men elected TO the Leg
islature from our county is Thomas p. Fen
Ion, Democrat. Many Republicans voted
for him, and have the fullest confidence in
his integrity and ability. If our Mr.. Kel-
logg had been elected to the House, instead
Of the Senate, we think he would have made
Fenlon Chairman Of the Judiciary Commit
ice. As il stands, the Republicans have nine
teen-twentietlls Of the House. But We doubt
ally popular or better informed on questions
Of law than the man whom the Democrats of
the Fourth Ward have forced upon us
Thomas p Fenlon
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ORDERS for Lcavenworth coal are so MI
merous that it requires all the delivery facil-
titles to supply the demand. Our people are
showing a commcndabie inclination 10 pat
ronize home institutions. Stove dealers in
form us that they sell very few wood stoves
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The next term of the Criminal Court
commences on the first Monday in Deccn-
ber., If there are not too many contested
elections, and no votes to be recounted, the
docket will be small. .-''.''i
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Bourb0n County.


Hon. Vim. II. Green is elected without
opposition, from the Fifteen District. Mr..
Green has had two years experience in the
House, and will be useful and influential
member.
Hon. c. w. Libby is reelected from the
Fihy-6rst District by thirteen majority, over
Rev. NJ. Alsop, Bogus Republican. Mr..
Libby was in the House last winter, and he
had previously served two sessions in the
Minnesota Legislature. He Is an able man,
and will occpy a prominent position
In the Fifty second District we learn that
c. S. Steele is elected over his independent
competitor. We arc rejoiced at his succc>s.
Mr.. Steele is new man, but will ably rcp-
resent his district.
In the Fifty third District, in the person
Of Judge Webb. We have a man who has
had more legislative experience than any
other in Southern Kansas; and, indeed, hut
few men in the State are rs familiar with
the science of legislation as he is. He served
in the Wisconsin Legislature one session as
Chief Clerk, and six sessions as member,
and he represented the Fort Scott District
last winter in the Kansas Legislature. Hell
. lawyer Of large experience; has beer
twice chirman of the Judiciary Committee
and no doubt will take the front rank in ths
House next winter.
All our members elect are Republicans
and Bourbon County may well be proud O
them.-M0nitor.
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II THE new PRESBYTERIAN Church Ca Dela-
ware street is being rapidly brought to com
'pletion by large number of workmen. 1t
viii add greatly to the appearance Of that
part of the city.
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Gen. CUSTER has arrived from the West
with the detachment of the Seventh Cavalry
which We have before announced as en- route
for Fort Leavenworh The gallant General
and his dashing boys are warmly welcomed
to comfortable quarters after the arriuons du-
ties Of their summer campaign. The
Seventh NAV be numbered among the most
dangerous enemies the savages have.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17

CHARLES A. WRIGHT, Of BaHeits Mills,
Marshall County, is Candidate for Docket
Clerk of the Senate Mr.. Wright Is a No.
1 clerk, and richly deserves The position.
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SAN Francisco, Nov. 1.-The one hum
dred thousand dollar prize library lottery was
drawn to-day. The holder authorizes dis
bursement Of SO, 900 for charities.
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To which they call YorR SPECIAL ATTENTION.
They IL requested will send you their improved and
accurate RULES for SELf-MEAsUEEMEST, and a
full line Of samples from their IMMESsE stock Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Coatinss, &c, &C., thus en-
ahling parties in any part Of the country TO order
their clothing direct from :bem with the certainty
Of receiving garments Of the very LATEST STYLE
and most PERFECT FIT attainabic.
Goods ordered will be sent by press, to he paid
for delivery, providing that if they Do Sor FIT,
they can be returned at THEIR EXPENSE.
As is well known through the South and West
they have for FOURTEEN years ENCELLED in all
departments OF their business, which is guarantee
As to the characted OF the Goods they would send
out.
RULES FOR SEhF-MEAsrHEMENT, Samples Of
Goods, Illustrated Circular and Price List sent FREE
on application. TICKN0R & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing aud Furnishing Goods, either Ready
Made or Made to Order. col and Cos y.
Fourth-st., st Louis, NJ.
T. S. -Purchases gratnteusly male Of ALL
KINDS for any Of our friends that may desire ar
ticlcs bought for them in the city. oct2iwl21
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FOR SALE.

C,OE SALE IN LYON COUNTY, NEAR EN-
l. PORlA, $50 acres excellent land, improved
stone house, IL rooms-best house in South
ern Kansas-sfabling for 100 horses, stone corrall
large unfailins spring for stock, good well, most
desirable bone, everything prepared to hand for
the small price II s., 50o-haK, or less than half
whst the improvements coss. Apply to A. A.
Real Estate Agent, No. 3, Del
aware street, Leavenvorh, oct26d& "
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MEssRs. ~MARrNDAIE, TUCKER & Co.
have established bank in Eureka, Butler
County. They are gentlemen of extensive
iexpericnoe, and will do thriving business.
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DR.. Smiths Electric Oil.


-.r. 80
,>
CUkEs SIN hEAoMlhE IN IMENi
minutes, D,aihcss, ea,t Nhsun, hhsuIEs,'
Efysipeias, ii'eS Group, Nenra,sia, 'ankeIs' rSi
largest dose. n" atc"ho'' 'a!r'eno' ea'"phor' "'
wafer In IL. .a ... ....st 81.
-,
rom 'ne largest prug iioose ~ n'st ss1: 49,,
We nave Snia la,ge qu'lht,! :" Dis SAi
Eiectric oh. when j. spoken OF Win uhqu"A-
het' praise. """d reports from ever! S,.m: ft.
WEHS IDi
=.
ih"u.ahis o' p"Irs are IoS' IN '"e y! I,ii'r c
ana business men, wheh ~" u.lies eAIsl''c' ~,
the proper remedy AT inc rgn. une' wout! hIse
saveu ai pam anu uou"ie- Iaiu y pu. iTsnuv
aomon1t1ou. anu NATURE VANS US IN ,iie. So. as
men are shePtcui aha seinsn' "nrs nIP. ~, anu
generous none nave the risn. 10 .'si - w sur
tTasei i.Ov m1es anu pay SI,vn lees cue OF u"
cure 6ut W0at OF the fOo1 ...t.f sH
"hen on ear'h, Cnrist ih'afiao'v cohim'n"e"
every GOOD WORK; thc aci OF ,ne LOOM SsnAI"'
anu al useiui aha ein'et' Eihor I"r hiah s'heI-
ioration, ana lie devoted ms every waxing nouf
hnding anu petty, Jeai"usy-
In mat spirit should every one welcome real
i+neilc.i"n, IKE Tx; .AL' ia D. SMITH 6ISc-
tlIc vi, ." Ihi'"'eipnia, feme'H 50 unhA1.
any otner Known a. 20 attract 'he 'hs'ah' no''ee o'
Sc
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KEROSENE LANTERN. :

and Globes to pay for itself in sissls wister; IL
cannot BE made to heat or take IRE q all ether
Kerosene Lanterns often do, and heace Inssrsnee
men give II their unqualified approval. Tits - ssft
IS The best Lard OIL Lantern, and gives three tlmes
the light ut oue.nfth the cost. wInd and Dsties
Improve ifs burnisg. Fer sale y an 6esleEx.
K.de By CHICAGO lAxTG CO., Chicago, III.
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As heretofore our Mills will lie built Of choice
Burr Blocks, selected at the (larrics i'm France.
send for Descriptive Pamphlet containing Treaties
on Milling, sent by mail free. Address,
ISAAC STRAUB CO., ..
Cor. Front AMI John sts., Cincinnati, u.
iy..w
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4. =. Circuit s,Surt JnrieS.

The following names have been drawn lis
grand jurors for the L. S. Circuit Court
which meets in Topeka on the 2Sti, inst:
Charles Moses, Leavenworih County;
Joshua Wheeler, Atchison; }. Il. Fluno,
Leavenworth; L. Il. Mills, Shawnee; John
Weir, Ieavcnworth; Frank Love, Marshal !;
Samuel Reed, Wabaunsee; J. W. Broad
dus, Leavenworth; Il. I. Kistler, Shawnee;
A. d. Brown, Cofiey; A. W. Slater, Ncma-
ha; $ NJ. Wingett, Douglas; A. Brown and
Jonathan Night, Leavenworth: John Muir
ply, Shawnee; Isaac Hines, Anderson; ii. I.
Haesiman, Ellsworth; G. III. Bruce, WASH
inston; John +. Cox, Cofiey; ID. X. Wag-
staff, Salina; James Rice, Lcavcnworth;
John Morris, Leavenworth; Pariee Butler,
Atchison.
The following names have beer. drawn as
petit Jurors:
W. III. Dana, Leavenworth; \. Ncnatti,
Republic; Charles Duncan, Douglas; Mel
son Merchant, Franklin; W. Taylor, Riley;
j. F. Rabbit, Brown; X. Jenness, Usage;
Frank Danforth, Crawford; John Nevins,
Cherokee; John L. Gibson, Lyon; J. X.
Mead, Sedgwick; Henry Rhodes, johnson;
4. d. Morchead, Lcavenworth; w. III. Bill
lings, Marion: Perry Campbell, Shawnee;
VIM. Bond, Montgomery; A. Moore, Linn;
o. S. Coffin, Allen; Net. Ayers, Linn; Jo-
seph Robinson and James Wealthy Lcavcn-
worth; David Anderson, Po;awatamic; X.
w. Wright, Morris.
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ssIia;sis;Wy HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
FIVE CENTS AnnIr1oNA1.
$1,000 PER WEEK
FOR SALE.

EHARM FOR SALE-l20 ACRES PRAIRIE
j Improved. 4 few miles from Paramount Sta
tion, Lcayenworth County. 81, 0W cash down.
j. \. BLACKMAN.
Paramount, Kansas. au3ldSw
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GHlSr MILL.
Queen Of the South!

ONLY GENUINE STRiURPoRTABI.EG RIST
~ Mills, for Corn Meal, Wheat FIGURING AMI
Stock Feed, Betting Apparatus, SHUTTERS, Corn
Shcllers Flour Packers AID Mil Work Generally.
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THt>t NIfTN WtTt TFSr hil'IE
To supply, the wants of the
Planters anil Stock Growers Of
the South, but their fame has
spread Ia evcryquartcr Of the
giobe, and they are now SOLD
and used in Europe, Asia, AZ
rica and South America. To
supply the increasing demand
1--WE have enlarged our Manu-
factory and added valuable i'm
nrnYnmcnfs To the Mills
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WANTsD.
House, S:s s: 81. Ii: UN-WRIT-
TEN WORD n hy Ell

Shows us untold riches ami BEAUTIES in the Great
H,use, With its BI"omng flowers, Singing birds,
Way;ng Palms. Rolling clouds, Beautiful low, Sa
cred mountains Delightful rivers, Mighty oceans
Thundcrin: voices, Rlazing heavens and vast uni
verse with countless hciu-s in millions of worlds,
and reads To IT'S in each the Snwrifien Word. Rose
tinted paper, ornate engraviDgs and supurb bnd-
ing. Intelligeu; men aud Women wanted to intro
ducc the wosk in every township and village. Light
business. food pay Send for circular, de~crp-
ton, endorsements and terms To agents. ZEI(;-
Mo. s.plwl2i
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Doctors arc Using it.

FREDoNIA, O-t. "a. ISIS.
have used Dr. Smiths Electric oil, AMI lind il
is the hest me lciu. ever us.-i for deafness.
GEO. L. WHITFoRD, VI. u.
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II the patient be female, the approach Of the
monscs is looked for with anxiety, the first symp
tom in which Nature is TO show her saving power in
difllsng the circulation and visiting the check with
the bloom Of health. Alas, increase Of appetite
has grown by " hat il fed on; the energies Of the
system are Frustrated, and the whole economy is
derangcd. The beautiful and wonderful period in
which body and mind undergo 50 fascinating; j
change from child 10 woman, is looked for in vain:
The parents heart blectls in anxiety, AMI Eaneics
the grave but waiting for its victim.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
THE ARION PIANO

HAS THE Dt@ST QUALITY Of TONE OF
1 any Piano in the market. Ii awarded the
PREMIUM OVER ''Sicinway,' Chic&eTip 2, -
and "thers at BiISDfoLD TRIAL ut Fair of AB,cri-
can Institute in New York. All are az pciavcs
and warranted frr = lifetime.
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i MASONIC PAPER.
The Freemason for 1871.

The EreemasOm for 1871.
vINHE LARGEST MASONIC MONTHLY IN
i the world ---f .T
Contains tidinss from the Grsft in all parts Of the
globe .-..-t t...
II is strictly COSMOPOLITAN and is the organ Of the
Craf everywhere and no; confined 10 any one State
or locality. ---i .i--. -.
Each number complete in itself.
Sample copies sent free. ---
Every Master Mason i'm good standing Authorized
to act agent in sending subscriptions. A dis
count made 70 club agents il desired, and in all
cases copy sfht free TO such agents, ifnoti6e,ff
CLUE RATES.
Clubs III ten to twenty--.......... 81 ~
Clubs u twenty t. ffy s.
Clubs Of my or -
Names NAV he added at any time i'm the wear at
club yates. Back Numbers supplied. Address
Geo. FEANK t;prLEY
..-lr- .f-rs .-grf -.f 81. Louis, No.
Refers by permission t., John II. Brown. Esd,
Grand Master. novlow
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Extract Buchu,
For Weakness arising from excuses early indis-
crction, attended with the follow ing symptoms: In
disposition TO Exertion, Loss Of Power, Loss Of
Memory, Difficulty Of breathing, General Weak
ness, Horror Of Disease Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Dreadful Horror of Death, Night Sweats, Cold
Feet, Wakefulness, Dimncss Of Vision, Lansour,
Universal Iassitude Of the muscular System, Ofcn
Enormous Appetite with Dyspcp,ic symptoms, Hot
Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryaess Of the Skin,
PaIld Counienancc and Erupticns on the Face,
Pain in the Back, Heavness Of Eyelids Frequently
Black Spots Fl ing before the Eyes, with Tempo
rary SufIusion and Loss Of Sight, Want Of Atten-
ton, Great Mobility, RestIcssness with Horror Of
Society Nothing is more desirable to such patients
than Solitude, and nothing they more dread, for
Fear Of Themselves no R-pose Of Manner, no
Earncstness, no Speculation, but hurried Trans
ition from one question TO another.
These SYMPTOMS IL allowed to go cn-which this
Medicine invariably removes-soon follow Loss of
Power Fatuity, and EpiIep;c Fits, in one Of which
the patient may expire.
During the superintendent ~ rr. Wilson at the
BI,cmn,t,alc Asylum, this sad result occurred to
tu Iatients reason had for time left them, and,
both died of epilepsy. They were Of 10th sexes,
and about twenty years of age.
Who can say that these not fire.
qucnty followed by those drcful diseases Insanity
and Consumption? The records Of the Insane Asy-
lums, and the melancholy deaths by Consumption,
bear ample witness to the truth Of thc@ assertions
In Lunatic Asylunls the most melancholy exhb-
ton appears. The countcnancc is actually s'sdcn
and quite destitute-ncithcr Mir;h Grief ever
visit it. Should sound Of the voice occur, it is
rarely articulate.
with wonderful measures wan Despair
Low sullcn sounds their grief beguIcl.''
Whilst We regret the existence Of the Above dis
cases and symptoms are prepared 10 offer m in
valuable gift of chemistry for the removal Of the
conscquences. |
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PERSONAL.
CLOTHING BY LETTER,

TICKN0R & CO., the Celebrated Clothiers
Of st. Louis, No., announce the introduction Of a