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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-07
KANSAS FRUITS.
The Specimens to be Sent to Richmond.

The work of gathering in, asserting, label
ing and packing the fruits TO be sent from
Kansas TO the National Pathological Con
vention at Richmond, Virginia, has been 60
ing on for several days in this city, and il
now about completed. All the samples due
from northern Kansas are in, and most OF
them ready for shipment. Mr.. Geo. C.
Bracket, of Lawrence, has charge ofthe south
en Kansas specimens, dthey are expected
to arrive to-day.
We Yesterday visited the Office Of X. IL
Howsley, ED, where the samples are being
prepared, and found several gentlemen,
among them Dr. Howsley, Mr.. Wellhouse,
DIR. Stayman and Others, busily engaged.
Several long tables were covered with the
largest, fairest apples, pears, grapes, etc ,des-
tined for competition with the oldest and
best cultivated orchards in America. The
superior appearance and qualities of Kansas
fruit have become so familiar that it il not
necessary for us to remark at length upon
this display. Suffice it to say that they are
culled from among the choicest products OF
the season.
The following are the names ofthe con-
tributors, with the number of varieties each
furnishes.
APPLES.
Ieavenworth County-Mr. Winters, q;
J. Coursey, 4; ]. Cadogan, 4; J. l.
Larimer, 1; G. NJ. Fisher, 3; DR..
Howsley. z; E. Macomber, Z; Samuel
Paul, 8; b. Atkinson, 4; Ward Humid, 9;
VIM. Tanner, 8; james McGonigle, 3; J.
w. Broaddus, 2; J. c. Van Wrinkle, q;
James Grid, 10; Mrs. J. W. Loar, AZ; Cra-
ton Carney, 30; DIR. S;ayman, 80.
Doniphan County.-Jas. Kelly, 5; jacob
Pierce, 10; Winfield Gilmore, ~; Mrs Bea-
Ter, 6; james Myers, 4; William Bayliss,1;
Jessie Jones, s.; ii. Davidson, A. Elijah Al
len, 5; Mrs. Powell, IL; Mrs. Martin, 6. ID.
Lindsey, 4; A. Larzelere /.
PEARS.
Leavenworth County Samuel Paul, /
Z. Carney, /; b. Twombly, 4; F. Goddard,
3; DR.. Housley, II.
Doniphan County.-.Ja- Kelly !.
GRAPES.
Leavenworth Comfy. Goddard, 9;
D.
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Kansas Fruits.

We noticed at length, few days ago, the
collecting of Kansas fruit for exhibition al
the National Pathological Exhibition al
Richmond. The Lawrence Tribune says Of
the fruit being collected there:
We notice apples measuring fourteen and
quarter inches n circumference and weigh.
ing fourteen ounces, and pears of an enor-
nous size. If Kansas does not carry off a
prize this year il will not be for want of
energysand perseverance on the part Of our
horticultural friends, who show commend
able zeal in bringing the fruit-producing
character Of our State prominently before
the Swans of the nation. Our friends Christ
ian and Bracket have been working like
Turks for the past two or three days in get
ting the fruit collected and sent off
The principal contributors Of fruit were
George &. Bracket, W. w. Randolph, Jos.
Savage, c. j. Lovejoy, f. Y. Macy, Henry
Heine, Simon ellison, J. NJ. Shepherd and
{. Deskins, all of Douglas county.
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STANNERING.
Stammering Cured.

pr J. DAVIS HAS ESTABLISHED IN
an Academy for the cure Of Stammering, Suffering
and Stoppa.,a in Speech upon Anatomical and ST.
entihc principles
lie will warrant cures in every case, will make
no charge. lie has invented a model, that shown
the cause Of stammering plainly, that . child u
five years old understand n, and apply the
remedy for the cure.
lie invites all persons in Iowa and Nebraska,
who afflicted with this greatest Of all mistos-
tvnes 10 race, To come and he cured.
He cures many eases in a few hours. The most
invetersts eases can he curel In a few days
The world Is full Of those who unfortunately
-tammer and who will give any reasonable price
10 he cured. He has q copy right for his Dev and
improved plan for curing stammerinR, and can
qualify any person to cure stammerers In . few
days, and viii sell to such persons may wish IN
enter into the practice II this lsudable profxson.
states II. has resided in Leavenworth City for
- year. and hatters himself that his loaS g.
quaintanoe and standing in Kansas, will shield him
from the imputaiion Of quackefy in this profession.
and particularly 30, a. he warrants cures In every
ease makes no charge.
Persons who reside at a distance from the Aead
envy assured that they need not remain with
him but a few days To insure cures. II class ot
i've be secured at = stipulated price
in any city, town or neighborhood in Iowa OF
Nebraska he will visit all such localities and spend
a few days and cure them make charge He
can be found at his residence Broadway in south
Leavenworth at all times between o'eIoek
a IN. and p.
He usss neither medicines nor instruments.
LaavenwoTth City, Kansas, June 18th, 1871.
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THE LAST SPIKE.
Completion of the Chicago e. South
western.
The Excursion to Cameron, and the
Ceremonies


Yesterday morning large party o. citizens
of Leavenworth, including leading business
men and members of the C;tv Coupc;l lef, for
=, =,
S~n'eioi W WITNESS vi. 'ii'His vi ,ne 'Pihe
that was to complete the chicago, Rock Is
land 4 Leavenworth Railway
The party arrived at their destination
without accident. and found the good people
of Cameron in ecstacies over the glorious
event.
The crowd obtained dinner at the two
hotels. A; O'Clock the train took the party
to the end OF the track, about one mile north
OF Cameron. The ,racklavers had about
twenty rods of iron t. :ay; this the one hun
dred workmen made short work Of when the
crowd was called To order and Col. Jno. l..
McMichsel, OF Pls;tsburg, an early friend oi
the enterprise and an able man, was intro
duced. He spoke eloYuently OF the impor-
lance OF the grand enterprise Just completed.
He alluded in happy manner 10 the past,
welcomed the settlement of old issues, and
was gratitied al the good feeling created be-
tween the people of Cameron, Platt--
burg, Platte CITY and Leavenworth.
Mr.. Ogden was then introduced amid
there cheers and drove the spike home. Ex-
Gov. Green, Of Missouri, WAS called out and
made happy speech, giving the early his
tory of this ard other roads in the State.
F. p. FiizSilliim WIS introduced and was
listened to with marked attention.
Col. McMichael introduced ID. X. An
thony in complimentary manner, saying
that the Zion and the lamb shall lie down
together" The lamb then proceeded to
congratulate the good people on the compile
ton of the road, and in the name of the PEG,
pie thanked Col. Burnes, Judge Aller, Col.
Mackay, Councilman Edgerton and Others
for the energy ami perseverance displayed in
carrying on this great work TO a succcssful
issue. Col. Anthony called one of the lions,
Mai. c. W. Helm, who made speech
which was well received.
Rev. J. NJ. Green, Of Cameron, made a
genuine revival speech, ami in the name OF
Missouri offered to take in" the people OF
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ABOUT month ago Edwin Z. Hanna. OF
the Salina Ht7uld, challenged, through the
Lawrence Journal, any person in the State
for the championship Of Kansas for chess
playing. DIR. J. ID. Patterson, Of Lawrence,
accepted the challenge, and for three weeks
they have carried on game by letter. Last
Tuesday Mr.. Hanna came down from Sail
ma, and finished the game, in which he came
out victorious. Three games were played
Wednesday and one Thursday, and the score
stands: Hanna four, Patterson one. Mr..
Hanna played with Mr.. NJ. Benas yesterday.
Three games were drawn, and two games
played. The score was, Hanna two, Benas
none.
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MgDICiL..

- - ~. II ncoss... 40, Bs.ssAsas ~
D1xA1ONS 8eaP Tesehaay - their
- wsaAeFnA Curative E0bess -
Incy are not vile H0ney Drink, Made Of Pos.,
8ans Vghiakey, Fsos( 0pasass s.A Ren,..
Aloss doetored. spieed and sweetensd 70 pleas ~
fase, called ~1ooicA " Appetizers- "RAstoeerR ne
that lead thepper to drunkenness and ruin but
aune Aedcne, made from the native roofs and herhs
OF California, nee ffoo an AlesAaDe 0<amn,
la.ts. They are the GREAT DLOODPU
FEE aaA A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE
perfect Renovatof and Invigorator Of ths syyaem,
carrying Oh al poisonous matter and restoring the blood
To- healthy condition No person can take these BIZ
tiers according to directions and remain long unveu
provided their bones are not destroyed By minsrsl
poson or other means, and the vital organs waseed
beyond the point Of repair. r
They are . 0easIe PvrRnsave - ->u =. a
Tsese, poesins also, the peculiar merit Of acting
- powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Innam-
nation Of the Liver. and all the visceral Orxsns q
fOk FEAALE COAPLAlNT1, whsther IN
young or Old married or single, At the dawn Of woman.
hood or At the turn Of life these Tonic Bitten have no
equal -
Fer 1nAao0atsry and Chrsnie Rheuma.
IT, and Gent. DysDePsia o. I.Alsessssa,
Bu1eos, 8e0lttenf aaA Intesnltse.t Fe.
vers, Dlseases e tie Bleed. Liver. EsS.
neys 40 BlaSAsr. these Dattess have been most
successul ooeA Dlseases are caused By VlsaaseA
1see4. which ID generally produced BY deransemeut
Of the Digestive OrEaaa.
OYoPEf8IA or IXDI0EDTT0y. Had
ache, Pain In the Shoulder Coughs fightne1 of The
Chest, DixzineH, Sour Eructations Of the Stomach
Bad Taste In the Mouth Bilious Attach Palpifaon Of
the Heart, Inflammation Of the Lana Pain in the
regions Of the Kidneys. and hundred other painful
symptoms arc the onhprinss Of Dyspepsia
They tnvgorate the Stomach and stimulate The toroH
Liver and Boweh. which render them Of uneouajsd
ecacy In cleansing the blood of al impuritea and i'm
parting new life and vigor to the whole system.
ZOE SKIN DlOEAAED, Eruptioua retssr a.n
Rheum. Biosches, Spots, Pimples Puaules Boih Car.
ouneies Rins-Wofms. seah Head. Sore Eyes EryaIpe-
la Itch Scurf Dscoorations of the Skin Humor, and
Dseases Of the skin, Of whatever or nature arc
literally dug up and carried Of the syssem in sbort
time oy the use OF these Bitters Ono bottle In such
cases will convince the most incredulous Of their curs
tive enectL
Cleanse the vitiated Blood whenever you ind it, Inn
purtes bursting through the skin in Pimples Erup-
tions or Sores; cleanse it when you nd 1t obsructed
ana ausksh in the veins; cleanee h when II d foul
pure and he health q he syssm Win follow INC 0'''a
IT, TaDe 49, ether WOs0S, Rrking in the
snd rem % many sS0',.nds are ssse"a doysd
earth whose body = exempt from tie preseec - q
b1s spoa IL s.:sS Sf the
and smy deposis that breed these HvnS moo1sers ~
.n,hs,,, 10 gMsm o. nediene, no vermifages, no
these Biften ~ ">e
oos4 ~ al Or0Gg1sts a0A DeAlera
>. WALKER, Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD Co.
druggists and General Agents, San Frapcisco. Cal.
1orna, and & and "a Commerce Street Nevv York
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UNITED STATES WATCH COMPANY.
RECORDS
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.REaE wrSTEKN INFEREsT.
sense0worth branch kepablir lns0.
rance Company.

To The Cai-e1s Of Lsauea,oorth County and ccisty:
The undersigned desire to recommend the
Republic Insurance Company to your conf
dence and patronage. The Company Is,
beyond all question, one OF the strongest il
Rot the strongest, in the country, Ii has a
cash Fund OF over One MILLION DOLLARS
available at auy moment, of which S943, 900
is ia United States o per cent Currency
Bonds, registered Its funds are never
loaned, and by keeping them in available Sc
curitIes, the Company L. enabled al all times
TO meet its obligations promptly. Losses are
adjusted promptly, and are paid at once, with
out discount for interest. Their is no Sixty
Days" or other time clause in the policy.
In addition to the Cash Fund, the Stock
holders, who are among the most response
BILE men OF the West, are legally bound by
subscriptions and the charter, to pay in -Four
Million Dollars more, il needed, for pay
ment OF losses. Thu. the actual security to
Policy Holders is over Five Million Dollars.
Persons haveing propity to. insure and all
others who care 10 understand the truth in
regard to the relative merits of the Republic,
will find of special interest the following ex-
hibit of figures, made up from official sources,
and showing the percentage OF assets TO
Liabilities of several of the leading companies
doing business IN the Western States:
Republic ha. of cash assets to each 500 of
risk $50
Total assets slns naing STOCK subscription, ,ku
JFtns has total assets To each Sioo At risk 2M
Home, ofNew York a. a. "a 50
Hartford, Of CS 5Nss Yat. 60
~,
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h'neu !" 'e a"o"s 'ne S'ronee7' u" 'ne
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me IePuSne " - s.e": nas .us .as'
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S'a'e., anu VIC 'Is "t s..e
seS'TnN " 4ones nolurie i"' "e'ei 80
equaiieu oy any o'ner rIe insulanee oon-
PAhy' ~ a" eA''e VI '"e" c ).
70 .' susan, one oohtHuy, anu y, 'n1 s1u
iaitn 10 tne Poiics nolue 'ns SsoeNn .!,
nave resoi,eu 70 'oeso ui'us'us Inui ="
ample suPlu. has ao' anu P'sS
iol .ls SCUM. y. III. poH.' '.s en:e oAs.'
eapl.ai anu SURPLUS, .ne in'eIe'. iIon lnss.t-
men. anu uhe premium insome, %ee'aeL WIN
O.r mlli'ons Oh suoscrlSea caPna', ~nlcn mas
NOV zen -. es'iied IN, anu !! Is on! 'ne ruin 70
s.. .nA' ,''e security L !" i"ast zen umes
grs1'eI man !. heenea 10 make tne poncy
no,aerfs Periee1ly secure. In TINS the sock
holders "ccuPya psauon winch should
command respect, ana they appeal confidently
to the Western puoile to sustain their efforts.
The Eastern Companies are draining the
West Of many millions annually, a large
portion Of which might be kept at home, and
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The X. c., St. Joe 4 c. b. X. K. are
now running a fast accommodation train be-
tween this city and Kansas City, and between
here and Atchison, making the following
unprecedented fast time: Going south leave
East Leavenworth at l0:45 a. m arriving at
Kansas City al II m; returning leave Kan
sas City at 40 p. H., arrive at East Leaven-
worth a; $50 p. IN. Going north leave East
Leavenworth at $50 p. m, arriving at Atch-
ison at p. m. Fare to or from Kansas
City Sl.20, including omnibus transfer;
Atchison, Sl.25. Omnibuses will call for
passengers and baggage in any part OF the
city one hour in advance Of the above time,
without extra charge.
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Is the best, eheapes; and safest remedy that be
used for Fever and Ague. Bilious and other Fevers.
NOT ONE
person need suffer, be they ever 50 much exposed
10 Fever and Ague IL they will only take Railway
Ready Relief, and keep their bowels open with
Railways Pills. Hundreds in the West, Who hav.
hitherto been docioring at the rate Of one and two
hundred dollars for a few months treatment ar,
keeping themselves and families free from Fever and
Ague, Chills and Fever, Rheumatism, &c, tor one
or two dollars year spent for Rad ways Ready Re-
lief and Railways Pills located.
The Really Relief will afford instant 10 all
Price only 50 cents per bottle.
n. B.-See that every bottle has an India Rubber
stopper. Sold by all druggists, and at Dr. Rad
ways once, No. IS Maiden Lane, New York.
Dr. RAILWAYS PERFECT PU RGATIyE PILLS
Perfectly Harmless, Elegantly Coated with Sweet
Gum, Purge, Regulate, Purify, Cleanse and
Strengthen
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furnish all classes with empyment %
whole ofthe time for the spare m0mene DunDe0 9e0s
light and proatAble. Persons ofeishu s.z eey esn -
their vhd, y the business Rcys9d gfisesn4sY
s.n1ch asnnea. Thafsii who this no9re nn1 seDo
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or: Tosach a. are Dot veil Yin sre1 0UV
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PIE which vildoto cnonn,eocc wnfk o. 9no ey - ~
PeopLe1 Laerary Coupnn,2ssI1Scoer % ~
Reader, ifyou want p.nnarcat Proaenis yHE -
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y. pevcbomanev This vord is derived from

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P.yehomaney is the title Of work a 400 paxrs.
BY Herbert Hamilton, b. A., giving full instrue-
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Writing Mediums, Divination, Spiritutisna; Al
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NJ. J. B. Harlow, Chief Railroad Agent,
is in the city. He is establishing postal car
On the Missouri Pacific Railroad, and will
probably make the same Improvements or
the K p. road These cars are distributing
Postcfhoes on wheels, and do away with tn,
hy-over OF mails at ST. Louis for one day
For instance, our Eastern mail now goes I,
St. Louis, where il is overhauled and assort
ed. When the new system is inaugurated
the sacks will at once be transferred to posta
c.rs on the Missouri Pacific, aoa the matte
wiIl be assorted while the train i, on the way
hus shortening the time Of tranait 1t lecs
we've hours. Our business men will appce
s4e die change. The ame thine VII 80
- dena.dsa , IL c. &eSW.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Capt. John Murphy has his Shoulder
Dislocated.

Last evening as the train containing the
excursien party was returning from Gamer
On, the forward truck of the baggage car
Jumped of the track. The jolting created
considerable commotion among the oocu-
pants Of the passengers coach, and Messrs.
Harvey Edgerton and Capt. John Murphy
Prang of the platform. The latter gentle
man had his shoulder dislccated. DIR. Field
being on board the train, his services were
imnediaiely called into requisition, the ap-
plcation Of which the captain endured
without hinching. The train ran some 81.
teen rods be ore stopping. The accident
cnnsed only short delay, the truck being
sooa replaced.
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fire insurance, 1t les price than you were
compelled to pay Eastern companies when
they had you in their power. Therefore, Al
question of economy merely, You can no
longer afford to send your money East to
purchase an inferior article, even at the same
price By doing so you impOverish your own
section to that extent, and pay into the
hands of tho-e who have already oppressed
you, and will again if The opportunity ofers,
70 that on grounds Of policy, both public and
private, you should give the preference to
Western insurance Companies, whenever II
can be done with safety
THos. CARNEY, EDWARD FENLoN,
NJ. ]. PARBOTT, W. q. COFFIN,
LEN. 7. SMITH, J. INGERsOLL,
F. A. DUDGEoN, J. L. PENDERY.
LEVI WILSON, q. III. STOCKHAM,
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No. ID.
mQLIA SIHIbIBUS OURANTUR
HUMPHREYS
HONEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

uAvE PROVED. FKOA THE MOST AMPLE
u experience, an entire success; Simple -
PROMPT E0cient and Reliable They are the
Bet Family Medicines in use.so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them: 30 harm
less - to be fbeeffom danger, and so efficient -
to be always reliable. They have received the
highest coimendation from the thousands who
have long usefand known them. and viii always
render satisfaction to those who try them
No Csres Prize in Bors Cents.
l. Powers, Congestion, Innammations. -
WofAseEom Fever. Worm Collie. e
e. e ch dsssn,u e a a 1n.n
8. Dyoentery, Gripping. Bilious Collie. rs
8. "CholefaeMofius-l Vomiting .-... 8
Z. . :. CoaEhs co'ds. Bsonehitis .
>. " HeaAaehes Sick Headache, Vertigo 3
10. Dy0peP01a: Bilious Stomach. .--.- g
II. 1lPPres1s1 or Irregular Periods. -. Is
10. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Breathing . Is
IL " EraPs1ons, Salt Rheum, Erysipess. IS
IS :. Rheanatism, Rheumatic Pains 80 q
s.sr a. AaE e Chin Fever Agnes 20
Is. OPsh.lny, and Sore or Weak Eyes. 50
-. Cat4rfhs acute or chronic, influenza. 50
%. WhooPiaK-couSh. violent coughs 80
u. AsthmaS oppressed Breathing. 49,. 50
q. Ear DiecharEes. impaired hearing. 80
g. Scrof1la: Enlarged Glands, Swellings 50
q. General Debility. Physical Wcakuess.s0
g. Sea Sickness, Sickness from Riding 50
q. Kidney Disease. Grave. so
.. Nervogs Debility, Involuntary
seminal DschaIges. ----.-.1 %
50. " UrinaFy weakness, wetting Bed 50
81. =. Painful Periods Hysteria. 50
g. . Sa1er1nxs at Change Of Life. - 90
-. - Oiphtherla, liberated Sore Throat So
Price in vials, large size. -. SOC. and 90
EAAILF CASES, IN Morocco, srieA
IS large dram Walls. containing the above
IN hst, with book Of directions complete, go 90
90 in paper case. with book. %
VETERINARY SPECIFICS,
Case Of lO1-oz viais, in fluid, 100 doses each,
with manual Of directions. giving full
account Of all diseases Of HOrDe0,
Cattle, sheep, Dogs and IioSS
with null directions for use, in neat
walnut case, complete. .S $40 90
PONDS EXTRACT.
ClFee Piles. Neuralgia, Toothaehe,
bleeding Of tho Lunga Stomach,
N0se or other OrEans Burns, Bruises.
Sore Throat. Sore Eyes. Boils Corna.
Uleere Old Sores. The best Family
AeAlclne known.
Price, Cos. Soc. Pints q 90, Quarss
~ FOR SALE BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
II your druggist Is ont of any of the RENE
dies, they will be sent by mail or express by the
case or single box, free Of expense on receipt Of
price: excepting PONDS EXTRACT and Inc
VETERINARY SPECIFICS, which being liquids,
charges will not be paid unless in quantities Of
tS.00and upwards.
Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company
once and depot, No Sc BRoApws~ New York.
THEO. EGERsDORFF Agent, corner Fourtl
and Sha vince IyeayeuVerth
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RADWAY'S READY IeELIEF

Will afford instant ease. Inflammation OF the Kid
neys, Inflammation of the Bladder, Inflammation
of the Bowels, Congestion Of the Lungs, sore
Throat, Dirficult Breathing, Palpitation -: the
Heart, Mysteries, Group, Dptheris, CaiarTh, In
fuenzia Headache, Toothaehe, Neuralgia Rheu-
matism, Cold Chills, Ague Chils-
The application Of the Ready Relief 10 the part
or parts where the pain difficulty exists will al
ford and comfort.
20 drops in a half lumber Of water will, in few
moments, cure Cramps, spasms, sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diarrhoea, DyseDtery,
Collie, Wind in the Bowels, and all internal pains
Travellers should always carry bottle Of Rad
ways Relief with them. few drops IN water will
prevent sickness pains from ehah-e OF water.
II is better than French Brandy BitterS ;
linn liant
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-09-07
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Cures all diseases caused
by self-abuse, viz:Speymd-
torrhed, !SemiHcl Veal.
ness, . Va "a EmissioSs.
Loss of Memory, Unirersai
Ldssi,yde, Pains IN he
Back, D,nlness Of FistOE,
Premature O.d Age. Weok
'Nerres. difficult B.athirr,
Pale COuntenGEce- iaScl-
'ify, Consumption, srd g /
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