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THURSDAY AFTERNOON.


Singing by the memf eTs of the Institute,
led by Professor Morton.
An address oy T. ". Putnam, presenting
"sho,t cut" methods Of mastering otherwise
complex branches,
A short essay upon tine value and utility of
learning, by Miss Ella Murphy.
The Committee On Resolutions reported
as follows:
WHEREAS, We, the teachers Of Leavcn-
worth cou nty, feeling The necessity of united
rection 20 our efforts, adopt the following
resoluti ons:
ReN iced, That W. desire the highest pos.
sbie e scellence in or schools, ana that We
will use our utmost ondeavors to attain thaf
end.
-y!esolred, That. text books should be pro-
vided our schools a! public expense.
Resotred, That We earnestly request the
Board Of Examiners to issue none but first
and second grade certificates.
RESOLVED, That the faithful manner in
which our County Superintendent has dis
charged his duties shows that again the right
man is in the right place. -
Resolved, That We tender oar thanks 10
those who have entertained us during our
stay. and to all who have made onr Institute
agreeable, instructive and profitable.
Resolsed, That We thank the railrDsd com.
panies for their favors.
The report was received and AL the reso
lutions adopted except that relating to ce--
ti6cates. A vote was taken BY "ayes' srd
''noes;;" twenty votes for and ,xenty-nine
against.
The Committee appointed to draft resolu-
tions with regard to teachers deceased, re-
ported the following, which were unanimous
ly adopted:
ISAsNucH, As our fello'r-teachers Mrs.
L. A. Stone, Mr.. VIM. E. Bubble and Mr..
q. r. Nofthwsy have, since our last County
Institute, departed this life 10 enter, as We
trust, into the better exisaence promised to
those who do the Masters will below, it IL
Resolred. That We deeply deplore the los
Of these, our friends and feiiow-workers,
as We do. their presence. and their counsel
and corporation at our Institute, and their
sympathy in our bond of fellowship;
That We tender cur warmest sympathies
TO the friends and relatives of the deceased in
:heir bereavement, and hope at last to ioin
them i'm reunion with these friends 6rpsr,ed.
in a life exempt from the vicissitudes. ssr.
rowinss and parings OF this:
That the Secretary of this Institute procure
the publication of these resolutions in our
county papers, and furnish copies to the
friends and relations Of the deceased.
The Institute went into consideration OF
The matter Of procuring County Teacher
Library and committee, of which Mr..
Gallagher was Chairman, vas appointed to
reports plan at the evening meeting.
A committee consisting Of Messrs. Kirby,
Adams and Blackman, was appointed to
report the proceedings of the Institute to the
Educational Journal.
Exercises closed with music.
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RADWAYE'S RADY RELIEF

viii in rom ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES afford
ease and comfort, and this medicine, 80 rapid in
stopping pain, he purchased for Fifty Cents per
bottle at almost every druggists and country mer-
chants store on this continent, and within one
hours distance Of almost every habitation in the
United States
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
II those who are now suffering Pain, no matter
what the may he, or by what name it is called
If external apply the Railways Ready Relief to
the part OF the body where the pain is present. Ii
Internal, 20 drops diluted in water . drink;
whether Cramps, Spasms, Inflammation, Congcs-
don, Asiatic Cholera, Chills and Fever, the most
violent, excruciating, and torturins pains will b
attacks where
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RED LICK, Madison Co., Ky.

October ., 1871. )
testify that my eyes had been inaamed, and had
become 50 weak, and my vision so impaired, that
could not see to read or sew and was very pInfuI,
and had been so for two years
procured pair of DIR J. Ball Co.'S Patent
Eye Cups from Dr J. ii. Freeman, and l used
them according TO directions for weeks, and 1t
restored my sight so that can read any ordinary
print three or four hours ut q time. without any
pain, or my eyes giving way or becoming watery.
MRS. JULIA ANN GARRETT.
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Or. j. Ball & Co.
GENTLKNKs: I have thoroughly tested the Pat.
ent Eye Cups, they are no kumbug. l had been
blind in my left eye, for twenty years that
1 could not distinguish the form Of Q person be-
tween me and the light. Ny sight was entirely
restored by few applications Of the Eye Cups. %
much so that hcm-s;itched fine linen haudker-
CHIEF with the eye that had been blind, having o
bandage over the other eye, without any trouble
whatever. Ny eyes are as good as any child ten
years Of age. ! will be So years old, (for which
am very thankful injeed). the seventh Of March.
presume no one appreciates the Patent Eye Cups
more than do, or understands them any better.
Many, many thousand thanks 10 the inventor. 1
cannot find words TO express my feelings. never
can thank our highly esteemed pastor, Rev. F.
Mason. enough for recommending to me your Pat
ent Eye Cups.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. E. J. MITCHELL,
Memphis, Tenn.
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has psoved infallitle, and viii cure these terriLl
evers quicker and without entailing the frightfui
penalties Of Engorged Liver, Fat Spleen, Dsordered
kidneys and Sadon-colored Skin that sure to
Cures, {" and other agents Of the heroic Quinipe,
Nercuria, Arsenic and other treatments where the
medicines used accumulate. and become deposited
n the system.
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PATENT LEGS 4 ARXS.
DIR. BIZ Us
2atant Legs and Arms

co.,. uyHE ANATOMIcALLD8ls uVAk.
ANTEED Tor So yoan. .Thoae
vifhsut s6de nCti1s srs - ssalort md
iu.sSiity unhvallsA. fseo hsm 80
= eiea 10 sSsnes 49, 49,
e sltsrsa, Mpairea, q made - osSer. y. 8
,oadiSD falnisAed q 0oVonDe1t aeeeaA6 -
.Sie1a - 0anh ut - AddrD
LBWD LOCKWOOD
SaAaWO 90 Hhosbs ~ Leoia
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XSO. Ctttet, xSew 2V1k'
eE-Agents wantel Tor every county in the United
States not yet disposed Of Send for Pamphlet.
Circulars and Price List. Sent free Of charge.
apievSv
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SILVER CREEr, Madison Co.. Ky.

testify that my son Edward. 16 years of age,
has been afflicted with Inflammation Of the eye for
five OF six years, and thick scum canes over both
eyes, which caused total blindness Of the eye,
and could not more than discern day with the 9TH
er; he could not to feed himself at the table,
to go about the house yard. got pair OF DR..
} Ball Co - Eye Cups from DR.. ]. ii. Freeman,
and after using them a short time the came OF
OF both eyes, and he began TO see. His sight is
perfectly restored. u. F.. go .-
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sol osk HOUR AFTER READING THIS ADVERTISE
xES,, Ned ANY ONE sUPPEE WITH PAIN.
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BIG HILL, Madison Co, KY,
knrenl,er laHl

certify tha. when eas about eight years old
had q very severe attack Of Inflammation Of the
eyes, and ever since my LEFT eye has been weak and
grown worse on me. For the last year or two my
vision has become 80 impaired that TO put my hand
my right eye could not distinguish one object
from smother i've feet from me. Igot pair Of DIR.
J. BAH Co.'S Patent Eye Cup,, and am happy 10
say that few applications restored my sight good
as II ever was, and can c5eerlhlly ADD eonfiden-
TALLY recommend them to all who afflicted with
weakness OF the eyes, from an eve disease. 80
MISS Lucy ADAMS
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Canvassers Wanted

TOT UUF 0IWH ! IftNIUt-
An 1IlustrHte0 Paper. III pages, psIS.
Iislscd Monthly. Subscription" prize.
3l.5O. Every sWLscsiSer receives o.
valuable ChrOm0. a ruit piece. Witch
sel1s for 81. Sensi :. cent stamp. sos
Sample and Premium List. address
w. E. Gump. Publisher. Dayton, o.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
20 Sell our Patent Ivory anu Lisnum
Vitae Eye Cups.

Spectacles rendered useless. Chronic Sore Eyes
cured and all the diseases of the eye successfully
treated. Cure guaranteed BY the greatest .fnven-
tion Of the age,
DR.. J. BALL 4 co.'s Palent Eye Cups
The value Of the celebrated and well known Pat
eat Eye Cups for The restoration Of sight, breaks
out and blazes in the evidence Of over 100 te-ti
monials Of cures, and recommended by m0e than
0o0 Of our best Physicians in thsr practice. The
Patent Eye Cups are . seientiae and philssopsieai
discovery, and As Mayor Ellis, Of Dayton, Uhio,
writes: they are certainly the greatest invention
Of the age. --1-=
Certificates Of cures performed by the application
Of Dr. J. Ball Co.'S Patent Ivory and Lignum
yife Eye Cups:
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DR. BOHANNAN,s ..rr..,,.. o. .,.,

DIR. BOHANNAN'S '.Treaties On spscial Dis.
eases, which fally explains the nature. causes,
symptoms, &C., Of ''SpermatorYhca'' or 'sSeminal
Weakness - and all the evils resulting nom Self.
Abuse. SYPHILIS. Female Complaints, all impede.
ments 70 marriage, and valuable infornation on
other delicate subjects sent FREE 10 address in .
plain sealed envelope, On receip; Of one stamp.
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Price 81 per bos'ie,
DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM for the LUNGS,

Accompanying each bottle "f Dr. Mu Hail.
Basam for the Lungs, j. treatise ~ ,,lInphlet
form. On Consumption and Lung diseases generally
with special directions tor using unodts of treat
ment, ETC., Tor which We besp-ak your pcrusal
Dr. VIM. Hall Balsam for the Lnnys il for ss..
where family medicines kept ia all parts II this
and mspy foreign countries. Buy other Lung
Balsan,. bat be- sure that you get pr VIM. Hail.
fsisan Tor the Lungs
Price. 81 per bWssBe.
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MEDICAL.
HEALTH! BEAUTY. :!

Strong anc Pure Rich Blood
Of Flesh and Weight-C1sar Sksn
and Beautiful Compilation
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Il GRANGE, Texas, FEB. u, 1872.

~. J. EaH Il 20. .. .
GENTLEMEN: am truly glad I have fallen in
your hands; now read and write without specta-
cles, can read diamond print in day time, and or
binary print by lamp light. have used sPectacles
for over twenty years, am now in my 65th year;
write this without glasses. 1 feel quite young
sgain. l believe with MAY or Ellis, that the Patent
Eye Caps are the greatest invention Of the age.
Gentlemen. with great respect. l remain,
Your obadienr servant,
DR.. d. p. DAMAN-
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
Fer Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such rs Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CONSUMPTION.
Among the great

Among the great
discoveries Of mod
fern science, few are
(of more real value
to mankind than
this eifec.ual rem
(edy for all diseases
of the Throat and
Lnngs. A vast tri-
al Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that Il does
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The local editor of the st. Joseph CARTE
~.

THE local editor of the st. Joseph Ga-stte
distributes this information free:
s.Some one under the signature Of ~
comes out in an article in tie St Joseph
Commercial defending the 'EscaIed Num-
citing the fact that the editors oftwo highly
respectable religious papers endorse her.
We have the highest possible regard for
those respectable theolcgians, on theological
questions, but We would at the same time re-
marx that the local editors ofthc Missouri
Valley can find out more about Escaped
females generally in an hours time than
they could learn in twenty years. On the
subject Of the Escaped Nun in question
there is no diversity of opinion among the
Aforesaid local fraternity"
ECapt. jerks, Of the Planters House, has
BE private opinion of the Escaped Nuns
Agent which be expresses to his most inti-
mate friends.
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SCONILS
;" or M xxi I L . II
CONNECTIONS.

Is pu, up in the form Iozenges is vers pleisan;
to take aud by calling ii candy children will not
refuse To eat IT, which saves the parent the disa-
greeable task of forcing the child take naussltiny
medicine.
Price. - ceass Der box.
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No. ID.
mnIA SnN1LIBUS CURANTUR
HUMPHREYY
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS


uAvH PROVED. FROM TIE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire eueeess; Simple
Prompt-B0cient and Reliable. They are the
Best Family Medicines in use-eo simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them 80 harm,
TO be always reliable. They have received the
highest commendAtion from the Thousands who
have long used and known them, ard will always
render satisfAct!on to those Who Try them
No. Cures Rics In Bo1ss Cents.
4 81 Worms. Worm Fever. Worm Cole. .
CIying-colic or Teethng Of Infants .
O1arrh4a Of Children or Adults 2
s. Dysentery. Gripping, Bilious Collie y
6 Ch0leRa.Morbus, yomitin. 3
Co0Gha, Colds, Bronchitis. .
g Mealalg9a. Toothaehe, Faees:hc. Is
Ao0a0eAeA Sick Headache. veStigo .
10. DysPopa0A, Bilious Stomach. ..-.....E
II. Suppressed or Irregular Periods ....-Z
Ie. Whites. too Profuse Periods. .....-..-S
~. Group. Cough. Difficult Breathin...-.-S
Is f:rupsions, Salt Rheum. kry-ipe.ss. q
Il. ssncumatism. Rheumatic Pains ~
H.. i"s~r e A.uc. Chill Fever, Agaes- 30
i ..ih..i,ny. and Sore Or weak Eyes 20
70 :-irrh. acute or chronic. Inalenza 80
= io"Pin=-eOu.h. siolcn; coughs 30
q lima. oppressed Breathing. I'D
q -r Discharged impa red hearing. 30
q Ses ofssla. Enlarged Glands Sve.iings 80
Is General Debility. Physical wcal.ness.5O
y Drorsy and Scanty Secrcfions -. 80
o. Sea- sickness, sickness fruII. l.idip: 80
81 Kidney Disease, Cav .....-..5t
- Nervous Debility, Involuntary
seminal Diseharses- .-----.--l "
- Sore Mouth. Canker. ................5O
D. Urinary Weakness, wet;:ng Bed 80
81. ' Painful Periods, Hy.ter.A- 20
q Snaerinssat Change q Lie, .-....i %
"a DlPhtheFla, liberated Sore Throa, 30.
Price in vials, large size. -. .5Oc. and %
FAAxLY CASES, IN Morocco, eth
IS large 3 dram vials, containing the above
o. List with book Of directions complete SO %
10 in paper case, with book. o.
vETKRlNARY SPECIFICS.
Case q 10 l-oz. vials, in fuid, 100 doses each,
W na.ua q directions Eytng fali
Casele, sheep, Doxs and MoSS
Win fuii directions f0r use, In neat
walnut case, complete. SO %
P0NDpS EXTRACT,
CHFoe Files. Neuralgia. TeeehaeAe.
4ooo64AG - the Langat stomach,
Heeo 81 eeAer organs, D.rns. 1r9ioeA
ees0 3AFoaG SSre Eyes. Boils Corn..
gleeg4 GA Sores. The best FsDiy
1A4le10e kn0Wn.
Al r.. r. e. soe.' P'n'' u co. Quarts
.~ FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
n your druggist 10 out OF any Of the Rene
de-. they viii be sent BY mail or express. oy NJ
g. or single boz, free Of eLpsns. on reee,P. %
-: sxeeRting PONDS EAiRASI sno ne
~ n ~ Nv eInre.s. ON these express
dnseD vfii Hot Sc pad, unle.s in Quantities q
0Ae0A upwards.
AA1Iss Rumphreys' Specific
HnmooDaihic Medicine Company
0oee ~ Depot. Ma $50 BroAn~s1SNsA York.
THIO. EGERsDORFF Agent, corner fsarsn
and ShsvDee streets. Leavensorth-
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For sale by

Go. A. EDDY, Leavenw"ftL
". II. MORGAN n 90, Kaisa. .ity
PENiCK \ LoVIsG, 81 I.-..ph.
Niylssun ~el&w
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NOR OF TwELyE YEARs, GROwTH

BkvkRLY, Mass, July Is, 1863.
DE. EADwAY-I have had Ovarian Tumor in tire
ovaries and bowels. All the doctors said ''there
was no help for it," tried everything that was
| recommended, but nothing helped me. I saw your
Rcsoiycnt, and thought would try it, but had no
faith in it, because had suffered for twelve years.
took six bottles Of the Resolvent, box Of Bad.
Relief; and there is not sign Of tumor to be seen
felt, and feel better, smarter, and happier than
/ have for twelve years. The worst tunaor was in
this to you for the benef, Of Others You can pub
,ish 1t il you choose.
HANNAH P. KNAPP.
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kstabliahsd n o. Louis n 1857.
Cures all Chronic and Special Diseases In . short
tune, either In MALE o. FEMALE; charges loo
lees; uses no Mercury.
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THE TRUE THEORY OF CURE.

Railways Sarsaparillian Resolvent supplies the
system, through the blood, urine sveat, and struc
fascinating, Heat or Caloric and Fat-makinS
elements. Ali Of its constituents are nourishing
purifying, and Strengthening. 1t Eepairs, Heats,
Decay and Corruption. Consumption, White Swell.
ling Dropsy, Syphilis Cancer, Tumos, &C., are ali
Of scrofuious diathesis, and, y such, are within
the curative range Of the Sarnpariliant kesoventl
the result Of deposits from the blood, induced or
caused by Chronic Inflammation. That those de-
posits take place when the blood Is poor, weak,
vatery, and incapable Of holding in solution ID
proper constituents, or from the presence Of some
virus poison in the blood, a. Mercury, Calomel,
Corrosive Subiimate, which is the Corrosive Chip
ride o. Mercury or other agents, given in medi.
zines, and which enters largely in the common ad-
verified Sarsaparillas, not absorbed or changed
from their natural condition.
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FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED

FOR FIFTY CENTS.
There is not 4 remedial agent in this world tina
will Fever and Ague, and all other Naiarious,
Bilious Scarlet, Typhoid, yellow and other fever,
Ready I:eliei.
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OFFICE NO. GIG NORTH FIFTH STREET,
(bstveen Warrington Avenue and Green streets,
81. Lama M0.
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RADwAY's
SARSAPARILLIA n
RESOLVENT.

las MADE THE MOST ASTONI6Hlhd
H cures, - quick, % Fapid are the ehAneD TIE
body undergoes under the influence q thb tEu1y
wonderfully medicine thAt every day IN inesaa6s
In hesh weight II sen and felt.
Scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis In IL many
forms, Glsndular Disease, Ulcen In the Throat,
Mouth: Tumon. Modes In the Glands. and ether
parts Of the system; Sore Eyes, Strumous Dis.
charges from the Earn; Eruptivs Dissaso Of TIE
Diseases; Euptieas. Fever Sore, scald Had,
Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Acne, Blaes
Spofs, Worms in the Flesh, Tumors, Cancen in
tie Womb, and al Weakening and Painful Die.
charges; Eight 6veats, and III Wastes of The LIE
Principle, aIs within tie Curative range of Rad
way's SanpaYillian Resolvent, add . few NayY
use viii pgove % any -psnon using il Tor ettheEo
Not only dos the 6ar1parillian Resolvent exce3
all known remedial agents, In the cure of Chronic
Scrofulous. Constitztioaa, Skin and Syphioid dis.
cases. 'but II Il the only positive remedy for
Kidney, BLADDER,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes.
Oropsy, Incontinence Of Urine, Brights disease,
dust deposits, the water is thick, cloudy, mixed
With substances like the white Of an egg, thread.
like white silk, or there is morbid dark, bilious
appearance, and white bone dust deposits, and
where there il pricking, burning sensation, and
Pain in the Smail Of the Back and along the 1oins
In all thess coaditions kadvay's Saz,apaxills Re
.olvent, aided By the application Of Radway's
and the Bowels regulated with one OF two Of BAD.
vay's Regulating Pills per day, viii soon make .
complete cure. In few days, the patient viii
,oon be enabled 70 hold and dischaxxe vntef natu-
raIly without pain, and the Urine VII b restored
10 its natural clear amber or sherry color.
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Oae OF Dan. Rice's men was killed at Fort
Scott yesterday. He was making disturb
ance on the S.reet-drunk, we presume
and the City Marshal undertook to arrest
him, whereupon he drew pistol and fired
upon the officer, wounding him IN the hand.
At this the officer fred, and shot the man
dead.
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SECURED TO ALL.
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SURE, SAFE AND EFFECfuAL
Remedy for Worms.
Purely Vegetable aud ~ easy 10 take Is
candy.

IL is often difficult induce chiiiren to take
remedies for any Of the diseases incident to child
hood, 4. the very idea Of taking medicine IS repai-
sive 10 them.
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NcasIa On the Rail.

A stock dealer, named Vaughn, of Stew
artsville, No., was instantly killed at Law
renee, on Thursday evening, by being run
over by train on the h. T. X. X. He was
endeayoring to climb upon the train after it
had started and fell underneath, the cars
passing across his breast.
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TAR SOAP.
M TAR SOAP.
A.A.GNsHAm7nE

PHRSIAN .HEALMo Or pINH fAH So
Each cake is stamped A. Il. Constantine Per.
sian Healing or Pine Tar Soap. Patented March
II. 1851" No other Is genuine.
For the Toilet, Bath and Nursery, this sosp
mas no equal. II preserves the complexion !air.
removes all dandruh, keeps the hair soft and silky
ana prevents It from falling on, and Is the hest
1t cures chapped hands, pimples, salt Iheum,
frosted feet. burns. all diseases Of the scalI and
skln, caearh OF the head, and Is eood SHAVING
esteem Of very many Of our 1st families in this
city and throughout the country. It is used e1.
tensively by our best physicians. Wherever used
II has become household neces,ity We advise all
% try IL. For sale by all dealeS. Agents wanted.
Call or address. A. A. CONSTANTINE CO..
~ Ann Street. N. Y. Civ.
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

viii afford instant easel Inflammation Of the Kid
ueys, Inflammation Of the Bladder, Inflammation
Of the Bowels, Congestion of the Lungs, Sore
Throat, Difficult Breathing, Phpitation Of the
Heart, Mysteries, Group, Diptheria, Catarrh. In.
duenzia, Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia, kheu.
matism, Cold Chills, Ague Chiils.
The application Of the Ready Relief TO the part
or parts where the pain difeuliy exists, will zs
lord ease and comfort.
70 drops in = alftunbler Of water viii, in few
moments, cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diarrhoea, Dyseptery,
Collie, Wind in the Bowels, and all internal pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle OF lad.
way Relief with them. A fec drops in water will
prevent sickness or pains from change Of water.
1t Is better than French Brandy or Bitters
stmulant,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-30

Reader, these are few certificates out Of thousands
receive, and to the aged We will guarantee Your
old and diseased eyes can be made new; and your
sight may be restored the blind made TO see; spec
tacles be discarded; sight restored and vision pre-
served Spec;aclss and surgical operations useless
See our advertisement in another column Of this
paper.
All persons wishing for full particulars. eerti6-
Gates OF cures. Prices etc, will please send their
address TO us, and We will send our treatise the
eye of forty four pages, free Of charge by return
mail. Write 70
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-30

"DRovERs' COTTAGE" il the name of
new and excellent hotel just opened at EMS
worth, on the Kansas Pacific road, by NJ. B.
George The Cottage is one Of the bert
public houses in the western part Of the
State, and il is well kept, "by George" Il