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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-02-17

Ezs- Blanks. bill-.cadS, cards, circulars,
catalogues, bills of fare. posters. programmes
pamphlets, etc, printed ut reasonable ra!tS
OrrlcE-Corncr Of Second and Washington
Streets.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-02
Tte 9aile Are,'s,
The most Needed Amendment
From the Richmond WING, epem, }

From the Richmond Wing, (Dem.)
With respect to the amendment reauir-
ing direct vote for President, we do not
perceive wherein that will be an improve
ment. AT present the electors are mere
ciphers, and the vote is substantially for
the President, But if it be intended by
the proposed change that it shall be the
majority of the popular vote Of the whole
I MON, and not of the States that shall
elect President, we doubt its wisdom.
We are 10th to surrender the original
foundations on which the Union was erect
ed. The States constituted the pillars Of
the edifce, and we would preserve them
intact forever. But the real evil, apart
from reeligibility, is fraudulent election.
Our conviction is that so long as the secret
ballot exists, fraud cannot be prevented
The remedy is obvious: An amend
ment to the Constitution requiring every
voter to give his vote viva voce, or, if a
ballot be used, with his name on it and
delivered in person The citizen, not en-
lowed with enough manhood to avow his
sentiments, is not worthy of the high priv
ilege of voting, and should not be allowed
to exercise it, Recent events show the
importance of this change False count
ing of ballots illustrates and peryerts the
great object of popular government. And
false counting cannet be prevented or cor
rected while ballots, untouched by name,
are employed to express the popular will
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Msssrs J. LA4HAE 4 Co., Boston. Mass.
have been troubled with piles tinternal or
bleeding) for many years. / nov feel myself
entirely cured by the use of less than half bot
tie of Latham's Gashartic Extract.
W ". KNrGHF,
@ Boston Transcript.
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A Question for Bourbons.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer, Dezn.
1t is believed by some that if the Ma
tional Convention at Baltimore, instead of
favoring and adopting the Liberal move
ment, had nominated an ''old-hne Demo
crat, instead of Mr.. Greeley, for Presi-
dent, there would have been very different
result All such we would like to explain
these facts: In 1868 Mr. Seymour, a
straight Democrat of the most undoubt-
ed kind, carried eight States and received
so Electoral votes. But the fifteenth
Amendment, making negroes voters, had
not been passed. The vote was almost ex-
clusiHely among the whites. In 1872, l.
100000, or very nearly that number, OF
negro votes were added to the poll, and
vet Mr. Greely carried seven States, with
"A Electoral votes In other words, the
Liberal movement, with 1000, 900 negroes
against them that the Democrats had not
to encounter In 1868, did almost as well.
Gentlemen how do you account for this ?
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z= aiIace Park M. D., Of Balem, Mass, says
az used the Extract frat in my own family
and found IL to be the best remedy ever saw
for what il il reeemme ended ; and have since
used ii largely in my own practice, it giving
m self and patients perfect satisfaction
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Editor of Worcester Gazette, speaking from
srs onal knowledge, says: "LAtham's Gsthartie
Extract is an old sne stan dard family medieine.
much prizsd by all who are acquainted with 1t
For children 1t is invalushle, AMI IL worthy Of
trial.
Mr.. Freeman Il. Lothrop, Mail Agent Cape
Cod Railroad, says ''My folks don't ike med
| ieine, but thsyosa take Lsthsm's OathArtic Ex-
tract, and would not think of being without ii
in the house. / recommend it to all my neigh
| bGFs.'' - - s-
Asssrs. J. L4THAM L CO Boston 81 have
used the Cathartie Extract for other patients
besides my mother. Ii proved to be excellent
/ NJ. III. MAT7HRws, NJ D.,
Granite Lake Co., Colorado
! Messrs- J. BkTHAs 4 Co., Boston 81 am
] anxious 10 INTRODUCES the cathastic Extract, as
it is much approved by thrSs who hare used 1t.
/ W.H. WELLS.
/ mch14dw1y southoid N. 70
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It throws ont more heat with the sauna a,nor,, of
inel thah any otner stoyt now u use. One Of them
can De seen IN use IN Mlchael names Stove Store,
where all can see II ana When seen II will he ap,
preciated Call and examine Ii before purchasinsy
any other Stove now in Market.
For sale by Caclean & Collins No. 1886 State st
Chicago Western Agents for Sheldon, Green &
Co, Troy, N. Y, and by Michael Kane, Rock
Island l0-2Stf
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Messrs. ]. LArHAH Co., Boston
Your eathartie Extract is the best medicine
ever used. would not know how to keep house
without it. +. II. STEVENS,
Milton, Mass.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. BOHANNAN
Established IN ST.. Lonis 1aaz

Office NO 619 North Fifth street, (between washing
ton Ave. and Green streetsl,
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FEW TESTIMONIALS.

BoETos, Jana s, 1871.
Messss. J. LATHAM d Co., Boston
asntiemeu-I have fer some time past been
suffering from 8 bilious headache and indIges-
ton, and have been sdvsed to try your ''cs-
tn srsic Extract" ! took but one dose, and
ssls so reIieved that Was induced to take an
other and since then I have feltlike . new man
l have recommended it to many Of my friends,
who likewise speak Gift as bsing the best rem
edy that was ever introduced as household
medicine l would not be without il, and would
urge all suffering from the above to keep bot
tie Of your Extrast by them.
Yours respectfully,
". P. NETTLzToS.
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One Bottle

One Bottle
Warranted the only per-
feet cure for all kinds Of
Pins. Also two to five
bottles in the WORT forms
of LKPRosY, SoRoFULA,
CANCER. SALT RHEUM, CA
TARRH, RHEUEATIsM, and
all diseases of the SKIN and
BLOOD. Entirely vegetable.
: send or call on me, and
:. No failures for IA years.
bottle. Send for circulars
I. D. FOWLE, Chemist,
II Prince street, Bosten.
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MEDICAL.
Penny Wise B Pound Foolish


In nothing is the above more illustrative than in
the couns many pursue In certain kinds Of diseas.
In order 70 save few cents they have What they
call their own prescriptions, such a. Ealssm Copa-
bia, Turpentine, &C., little knowing the baneful
influence these drugs have the constitution, the
disgusting smell from the breath, and, with all
these Disadvantage there Is no saving OF money,
as the dose has 10 he renewed over and over again.
until at last the condition Of the patient becomes
alarming. Then ether means have 10 lie resortcd
TO- Read the words oil q sufferer:
Desmond Co., sl5 Race street, Philadelphia: i
appeal TO you, and ifthere ID any earthly relief
md wish you would do something for me. About
eight months ago got into trouble. / took cap
sules went to doctors. and il has cost one hun
dred dollars-hst for this medicine, then for that
without any benefit. A few DAYS aeo friend
told me Of the SaInaritan's Gin he said it would
certainly cure me. This is why ] address you for
advice.
Let the above he 4 warning TO Others. When
you get into trouble procure at Once the Saniari-
tan GIFT, and you will be all right in fe~ days,
for remember the bad effects that follow the use Of
these injurious drpgs are often worse thsn the ORE
ginai trouble. Pricc-Maie packages 90. female 81.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
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Unhappy Marriages.

Why are there 20 many unhappy marriages: II
Is because many enter into that state from unwer-
thy motives while others have their systems filed
with the virus Of ScIOfuia or Syphilis, and this
hidden enemy does not Away lay quiet. but
breaks out when least wanted then the trouble BE-
other. This fact is already known to Thousands.
On this point We shall say more In this article
except to caution those Who contemplate marriage
with their systems in the above condition to stop
Csc Of the Samaritans Root and Herb Juices before
you bring misery your offspring. 81. Is per bot
lie. II. y CROWN, Agent.
psrcN
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RESTORE YOUR SIGHT.
OLD EYES MADE NEW.

An diseases Of ths Eye successfully treated by
Read foe yourseK and lssaers year dit.
Spectacle and Surgical osssssions reedered use
len. Ths inesdnsIie hl;sling Of sight is made
per'e,Ss 49,. y II go. :s e =; =.
Many of our most eninsat Psysicia.s, occulisi
students and divi1ss, have had their sight perna-
nestly restored for IT, and cured q the following
!: Impaired yisis.; 2; fresbyopi.. or Far
sishtedss.. q Di.se:sf Visions cs.aealy called
s pseiS sessa . ..ss e 5:
tesd; 6. Weakness Of tAs Retina, Or Optic Nerve;
Z. Ophthalnia, o. inlaoDaSiea - The eye and its
fs..sesos;: Or Is s 81
Wig speeks q asatiae bedies beiass the eyes; H.
2. oe; 81 q H. c'tae
Any one can use The Ivory Bye CuPs without the
aid Of Doctor Medicine, . 10 receive innsdi-
ate bene6cial rsalt. end .evsr war speetaa0; @.
gua.atss cure In every cass vhsfs ths directions
are followed. or ~ vii refund The neosy.
3,3oe CessaAcasso - C1F6.
some Of then The most eminent leading professional
business men and women Of education and refine
neat; in our eesst.y, ~ Be seen q our eslce;
Of tAs Nss Yosk n1as.s. writes: -. BAH. d our
city, = eanseisntioas ard responsible nas, WHO'S
Incapable q iltsatieaal deception OF inpoctios."
Pro. v; Msna:k: s1Lsaiasas.. y. wrote AISa
ncts. aisr ing ths Psisat livery 20 csps thir-
tssa daya ald this nesaing Vssuscd u entire
cs.t.s6 o. daily ssvsPaPer, and al With the un.
Tniy :: I sz.sssGi - your noble inventiea; nay
.Psttse'es tvs,sX ys.n: I .. ssveniy-sss yaaI'
''1' For. W. MERCK.
Rev. JosepA Smith, Hol5sa. Masa, cared of
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MEDICAL.
Canvassers Wanted

For ''Onr Own Eiresile.''
Al Illustrated Paper. rs pages. pub
1Sshess Monthly. SabseFjPsion price
S1.5o. Every subscriber receives q
/ valaablo Chrome, a Fruit Piece, which
sells fer D. 6eDa 9 cent stamp fol
Sample and Premium Liss. Address
". 3. Gump, Publisher, Dayton, o.
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Should be taken to strengthen and
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VIII cure ysur Dyspepsia OF
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Win preve1t hilarious Ferers,
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DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAB
Possesse. Vegetable ingredient
which makes il the
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DIR. CROOKS WINE Of TAR
Has proved itself
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capable OF curing all disease Of the
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Dr.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Cures all Chronic Coughs
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Dr.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Hs. cured cases Of Consumption
pronounced incuraLle
eyphysicians
Dr. CROOKS WINE of TAR
Has cured 50 many eases vi
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ior these complaints.
Dr.. CROOKS WINE or TAR
Removes pain in Breast. Side OF BACK.
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should be taken ior
diseases Of The
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Dr. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Cures Gravel and Kidney diseases,
DR. CROOK WINE OF TAR
Should Lee taken for all
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should he kept in every hoiis..,
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Renovaies and
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Causes the food to digest, remoiing
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All recovering from any i!!ne-
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l. IN effective
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Whose suffering, nave been psUtrac,ed from hidden
cause, and whose cases require prompt treatment
render existence desisatle: lyon are suffering,
O have suffered, from involuntary discharges,
whai eject does il produce upon your general
health: do you feel weak, debilitated, easily
tired. Does little extra exertion produce papta-
tion Of the heart? Does ysu liver, or urinary Or
sans, or your kidneys, frequently IT ont orle,s
Is your urine sometimes thick. milky or Aocky, or
is il ropy seitlins' Or does thick scum rise to
the top: Or Ia q sediment at :ihe bottom after II
has stood awhile1 Do you have spells Of shozt
breathing or dyspepsia7 Are your bowels consti-
patedr DO you have spells Of hinting, rnshes d
blood to the head? f. your memory impaired! II
your mind constantly dwelling upon this subjecti
Do you isei dull listlesa. mopins. tired Of company
o lite: 10 you wish to be left alone, to get away
from everybody? Does any little thing make you
start or jump; j. your sleep broken or re-f:ess /,
the lustre Of your eye IS brii;su,. Inc ,,osI, On
your cheek % bright: TO yvu sn;cy youIsei. in
society as well? DO you pursue ycuI business with
the same energy: Do ecu ,e-i IS much crI6iencs
in yourself: Are your spirits dull and Tagging,
given to Ats OF melancholy Tso, DC 10, lay :; TO
AZ
Yourhark weak, yonr knees ~est, 81 hsye i,u,
little appetite and you ai,rihais hi. - di.p~p.
sia or liver complaint:
Now, reader, self-abuse, veS-risi dis-A--s badly
aired, and sexual excuses a: capable al pro-
duc.ns s. weakness ofthc gersIafive orGsns The
organs Of generation, when n r@I'ec health Iiake
the man. Did You ever thin, "a. II 'hass hoi' "a.
fsnt, energetic. rsrsevering. slces-- '.nsiness
men are always those whose .. ieranve organs are
in perfect health? You never hear such men COM
plsin Of being melancholy, Of nervousness, OF pal
ptatIon Of the heart.
How many men, from the elects Of excuses, have
brought about that state Of weakness in sexual
CANS that has reduced the general system 50 much
a to induce almost every other disease idiocy.
:unacy, paralysis spinal affections. suicide and
almost every other form Of disease which humanity
heir to- and the real cause Of the trouble scarcely
ever suspected, and have used remedies for all but
the right one.
Diseases Of these organs require the Of . diu-
re,ic HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the great Diuretic, and Is csrtain cure for di-
seases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness, Female Complaints, General
debility, and all diseases Of the sexual organs,
whether existing in male or female. from whatever
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No. ID.
mu.IA Su(mIBUs GURAHTUR
AUMRHREYS

H0MEORATHIC SPECIFICS
dave PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
y sxpedsnee, IN entire success; Simple
Pfo1pf-E0cieat and Reliable. They are the
- kanily Medicines in use-so simple that
=. e y Be nee hem danger, and 20 s@cient .
e be always reliable. They have received the
highest eo2oesdation nom the thousands who
reader satisfaction to those Who ~ them.
No. Cures Ais IN Bons Cent?.
kevefa. Congestipn, InAsmmations-. 5
W0tns, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. IS
e e oi ai:s:sse e s * as.s.
E .S.fnss!Z; oap.sc Eliocs Collie. =
< go; Co; xso.ssafie: ;:::;;..S
1Galaehes. aLskH eadschs, Vertigo. s
q :. .ssl t.s1:sa s IasGgl.. R:.ioes.
Is. Group. cosshS DiGeals Sssasiiin;si:.. -
i. i;heuMstis9, RhesmStic fslns -
- ,,eEcr & Asus; chin Fever. Asues. g
IS ,s,,.im Tp az and a Sore e Veal E;vs..
10 iArrh, acute or chronic, Influenza 50
g , iY.opinx ,ss.sn; vis,sn, coughs g
= ss-r DlschavEes. impaired hearing. 90
a. General Debility. Physical wcalnesssO
% :. Sen siekness, Sickness from Riiin9 s.
u. Kidney Disease, Gravel ...so
% seryogs Debility, Involuntary.
on seminal Discharge. .--....-l 9.
80. URINARY Weakness, wetting Bed 80
81. Palnful Periods Hystena 80
sSmsIs.:: s as Ga:ngs e %, h. Dance &c
u DiPhthefta, liberated Sore Throat So
Price in walls, large size. go. SOC. and o.
FAAILY CASES, In Morocco, ssitA
IS large diam walls, containing the above
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CLOTHING, &c.

GENTLEMEN-IN ENTERING THE SPRING CAMPAIGN OF Isl.
" would respectfully acknowledge received
friends and customers Of Of Kansas and Missouri Ahough the bS
crowned with large reward expecting by si customers
they will please add a tina. hsy indebted JOHN sECKLEk '
that Goods owing the scarcity Wool higher . fall than IL 1870
Clothing sold
Why sell
(othi. will
article low will Yes him JOHN Seeker will sell the
uch and nh by
difference
possibly
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EEEkss'ai.


rcputation, based on its intrinsic virtues,
and sustained by its remarkable cures.
10 mild as to be safe and beneficial to
'hildren, and yet so searching as to
'.ilectually purge out the great corrup-
ions of the blood, such as the scrof:
'l'ous and syphilitic contamination.
Impurities or diseases that have lurked
81 the system for years soon yield to
'a.~ powerful antidote, and disappear.
Hence its wonderful cures. many of
Which are publicly known, of ScrOfula,
Gi all scrofulous diseases, Ulcers,
i!riptiOns, and eruptive disorders of
b" kin. TumOrs, BlOtches, BOils,
nipples, PustuleS, Sores, st.
.;ithony'S Fire, Rose Or Fry.
>ipalas. letter, Salt Rheum,
said Head. RingwOrm. and in
Irrnal UlceratiOns of the Uterus,
Stomach, and Liver. 1t also cures
u her complaints, to which it would not
"a especially adapted, such as Drop
Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia,
Heart Disease, Female Weak.
i2@sS, Debility, and LeucOrrllHa,
s. hen they are manifestations of the
.rofulous poisons.
II is an excellent restorer Of health
ard strength in the Spring. BY renew
ing the appetite and vigor Of the diges E
tive organs, it dissipates the depression
aad hstless languor Of the season.
Even where no disorder appears, people
feel better. and live longer, for cleansing
the blood. The system moves on with
renewed vigor and new lease of life.
PREPARED By
D.. J. c. AVER & CO.. Lowell. Mass,
Practical and iaoiyticaI Chemists.
SOLD BY AL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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Majority Of yotes in favor Of bonds and DC
-.-..----....---------.r---- !, -
Mr.. Plummer, Chairman. came in and
took his seat.
The Chairman announced the fe-nlt and
declared, If there be no objections, the propo-
sition of issuing bonds and donation ofsinrk,
duly carried by 1894 majority.
No objection being made 1t was carried.
Mr.. Hook stated that he wished to he re-
lieyed from the Committee on Poor, both as
Chairman and also from the committee.
The Chairman accepted Mr.. Hook resig-
nation and appointed Mr.. John Wilson his
successor il there he do objection. There
being no objection the same was adopted.
The special committee on bids for the
stock In the Kansas Agricultural and Ne
chanicai ASSOCIATION reported and asked :or
further Ii
On mo 4" of Mr.. Spencer in.ther time
was grant,
The fol 80 ing resolution wc:e Offered aid
adopted:
BY Mr.. Spencer
Resoired, That the CLERK OF the County
Board be ordered to execute deeds according
10 an ''act of the Legislature OF March I,
lS72, 10 provide for the sale of lands for
taxes due and unpaid thereon to all per-
SONS presenting certificates from the County
Treasurer.
By. Mr.. Williams
Rcsolred, Tha: the County Engineer I've
instructed TO examine the ;butments for the
bridge on Big Stranger, near Sarcoxierille,
and zee If they will answer for the bridge,
snd estimate cost of same
By. Mr.. Hiatt
Resotrcd, That the sum OF S20o, or 50
much thereof as is necessary, be appropri-
ated for the repairing Of the bridge on the
wea Desoto road, south of the Mackamer
estate, and that the Township Trustee of
Delaware Township be appointed COM
missioner TO superintend the repairing of the
same.
On motion of Mr.. Spencer the Board ad-
Journsd TO the first Monday in May, 1872
At 10 o'clock 4, m. A. Il. KELLER,
County Clerl.
Rv " NIruArs nannfv
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iani8d&vN. LAavenvorth.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-25

PrOeeealags 0G the Board OG Count !,
COo0fsstOners. Held April -. ~.
Board met. In the absence of the Chair
man, Mr.. Hook was elected Chairman.
Roll called; present. Hiatt, Hook, Spen-
Ger, Williams. Absent, Geiger, Wilson
and Plummer, Chairman.
Mr.. Hook stated the object Of The meet
ing.
Mr.. Hiatt moved the csnvassing OF the
votes Of the railroad proposition, which was
cafriesl.
Mr.. Hiatt and Mr.. Williams were APP
pointed tellers.
The following was lie result OF the vote
canvassed: