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Iaisy.
ICorre. pondence Of the ST. Louis Tins
LEAvENwoRTH, Jan. q, 1873,
The shameful developments made in the
Caldwell investigation, are producing pro-
found sensation here. The whole popula-
ton of Leavenworth may be regarded as
particeps crimiaia The Leavenworth Com
mereial, which has been an active supporter
of Caldwell all through his troubles, with
wisdom that longs TO the children OF this
generation, now that his case seems DEEPER
ate, has joined the ranks OF
nj. neyilers, Ia we'll written ar
ticle, published yesterday, the editor
saws tha, the li0 business men OF Leaven-
worth who signed the original call To CAid-
we'll TO accept the nomination knew
enough of his anteceden's to he conscious
that he was no, fitting person to clo,he
With Senatorial dignity" The writer fur
| Their continue: His dealings with Leaven-
worth county in the construction OF the
two railroad lines running TO the Stats
Line and A,chi-On. we're more Character
istic of the sharper than the honorable MAJ
of business But public opinion winked nj
his want Of plo5i,y. He had acquires
wealth By sharp 6nancering. men bOwet
at the shrine Of his high socisl position; ana
,h,s man, knoxn to be illiteFaie, selfish
venaI, without experience in public adain-
| a mere euccfa..ul tricksies, In fact, Was pm
forward o. our vorshiert citizen, for hisl
Office, and cur osly rsasoa for this cours
Vas becaues il uas thought that he could pro
cure favorable legislation Tor Leavssxort
IN Washington. But We have been hoi.
| with our esn read"
Il see you have givea yeur readers yer
, own estimate Of tie aoings by which N
|, Caldwell precase,l his seat in the Senate, N
the evidence elicis~d BY the Committee G
. Privileges and Elections u undonb.ed
suficient to warrant his expulsion.
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~. I.Onts AaPkei.

ST. LoUIs. February 4.
Flour-very firm. COED demand and unchang-
ed.
WuRAr-Dull and lower; sample lots No. red
fall sold a, lsO,alS5c: No. =. 30. $500
CoRN-Inactive ami weaker; No. mixed 3@129
-; No. white mixed 49,
unT,-sIow and lite easier; No. 2 mixed SOC
81; No. white 30.
BAELkY-Rest qualities in demand and very
firm sales; Kansas spring 15c.
RYE-firm; &c offered, ~ askad.
sSPORK-QIiei and steady at lsc. ,
DRY SALT MEATs-Inactive aud finn should. rs
AZ; clear ribs ga; clear sides jsbbirS and order
ivis packed.
BscoN-Quiet and unchanged; shoulders IN de-
mand, saleabe at So; clear ribs 1884; sides s.
LARD-prms steam taleable IA. and he'd at
~: choice kettle q 4c.
HIguwiNEs-Ouiet at o9c.
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DR.. Prices Special Flavorinss Of LEMON
AND ORANGE are made from the fruit. and
have their grateful, agreeable taste without
the turpentine odor which is observed IN
those extracts usually cold, made from pois
onous oils. acids, and taste sharPened BY
Cayenne Pepper. We advise those who
wish choice pure extracts to buy DR.. Prices.
They are, like his Cream Baking Powder,
all that is represented, really genuing, almost
alone in the market in these important re-
s,,oc.s d&w
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MARKETS BY TELEIEApH


NEW YORK. February Z.
Applications for new loan here, AMI through
agencies throughout the country. are numerous
and heavy, and are chiefly from national banks,
exchanging their circulation security. 'dviees
from London indicate large subscription, but as
the Continent i, not vet heard from, there Is no
rates on which 10 estimate the aggregate Of appca-
lions.
MoNEY-Irrssulsr. ioaning as high as lsS psr
day and closing 7a7 for coin, al which rata most
of the days business was dore.
STERIING-Firm 1T $685..
GoLr-aigh.r ranging from Il25 70 li3}aa !, COS
lag q. llS3 ,gIl3lac.
LOANs-soi6 per cent for carrying.
CLEARISGs-s4i, O00, coo.
TREASURY DIsBUssENESTs-s20a,00 900.
GuvKkNxEN strife better and steady.
STATE BONOs-Duii.
SrOcxs-Opened d en- a; an advance of 1--d9s per
cent hut prn Is soon became IRREGULAR, aud IN Inc
a!ternCo.. the market was weak and lower.
CpuPuNs
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Class y, to be Drawn January 81, 1873.
$3.50 Prizes, A mounting 10 s;oo, eco
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Henderson, Asue;,n.

Henderson's Buchu, the great diuretic, an
unfailing remedy for all diseases Of the kid
neys and bladder, also for Dyspepsia or in
digestion, fI.,ulency, or wind in the stomach.
The most distressing cases Of female weak
ness ard uterine complaints are permanently
cured by HENDERsoS's BUcHU. II is I'm.
equaled by any known remedy for the cure
of dropsy, gravel, and all equity or rheu'
matte affections. IL is a specific remedy fol
expelling all PIN and Tape worms. 1t j,
prescribed by eminent Physicians in chronic
affections of the liver. For sale by all drug
pis.,. See ad yerti.ement in this issue. DIV
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to,.:la-fi,ustratcd book :6opages)on
MANHOOD. WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE!
I:nocdiments to Marriage; the cause
aad cure. Sent securely sented, post
paid for 50 cents, by DIR. c. WHITTIER.
Or ST. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
DIV
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Your Hive Syrup and rolu, or Honey
Syrup, hes proved itself the mot reliable
medicine for the purpose intended Of which
l have any knowledge. DAvIDG. KERN.
MILTON, Wayne Co, Ind.
We consider your Hive Syrup and To!u,
or Honey Syrup, an excellent article, ard
can conscien,iously recommend it to the
public. N. W. BARLOW q TO.
TIsKILwA, III
See advertisement in another column.
eod.Sw
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cuE'S COUGH BalsAM

I;OR COUGHS, Group, whoopipg Cough, Gain
sy. Asthma, Gods, Hoarseness. Tickling IN
tao throat, Catarrh and Consumption.
whocping Cough cured my chill In the frs
Stage Of tn = com laint.-Charlesk aw.ing.
0:ipsy-It cured me. 1 had been am icte1 five
years.-Ann 4. B,ggo;t-
croup-It cured my child affer other medieinei
had failed. ED Grinnell.
Coughs bad suffered three years, iheless II
Z, be an eaeetual remedy. l.. Foot.
colds and Asthma-I belle We II to be an invalu-
able Family Medicine. jas. Holiister.
THE C. g. CLARK CO., New Haven, Conn
Sole Proprietors.
JOAN F. HENRY, sac College Piace, n. Y,
Sole Agent. novisdS~
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TALK about q woman without baby, q
man without wife, ship without a rudder.
What ia the lack of these individuals or
thing. to tina, of man withou; an adver-
tisemeni? He il helpless cuss, a "goner
in community" Talk of him being sue
cessful in business! You might as we'll talk
of ascending to the moon on sreared moon,
beam. People point to him in the street and
say: "Youe CAssius has lean hungry
look" 1. my, however, be consoling to
him 10 reflect that, when be dies, he vii! bs
advertised at last, and grAtuitOn-ly at shat.
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Two 0u00eeu SteA Al uetSu's e"" '.
the stations.
The.e latter stations, then, are more IN
der the immediate influences that Originals
on the surface Than if the ground was com
narrative level, a. at Station No. 1.
Some of there ins;duous influences yer
verv active on the morning in question. Tn
.ronod va covered with snow eightee
inches deep. The atmosphere WAS very dry
nd ey,porstion from the surface Vas ver,
active, This libera'ed = proportions
.mount of coloric, and from the peculis
c;au,t,ou or these stations Nos. l and 2
III temperatures thus modihed we're q,
reediIy raduced BY the colder currents frol
Without hence the increased tempe
ssures aboSe that At Station n
T.. Station No. is not
vsll protected, bat stnds on slope descen
> H. tovards the south, and had their been
slieht Southern breeze TO re!ract the ascen
ins currents liberated ty evaporation, q
temuerture n that eta,ion, would have be-
much higher than ut ether OF the others
This illustrates the causes Why the pea
crou fails in some year on low grounds, n
not on the high and rioa rcroa
Station No. 4 10 lesa Affected BY the Arc
v;.ds. than Nos. 2 and but more from
lov tempre ture in calm. And that \
1 had lower tempre.ure in both Wind 4
calm, than either Of the other stations.
also shows the protecting inaa.nce
Ooves ect.
From thee and other repeated oheer'
tioos. ii appears Quite conclusive that, vh
ahe.e Arctic winds prevail, With the tn
mome.er below zero; then the lowest RAJ
ofthe mercury Will be found oa ,ls .,
exuoaed situasions.
In an application OF tia sesslss Of the e
going observations. to horticulture. 1t sho
not Be- fossotien, that this Is only limi
ex,,o-iiioa covering one class Of CHM
coabination.; and that il gill require q
and extensive ob.-rvations 10 desssnine
bea protective in1secces - cultivate
delicate fruits 10 the hest advantage.
Az rrsul,s nos stand and he further
plieaaios OF general psisciPSsA ! void [
- pssSesanos tosituadons. similar u Sta
Ne. 4
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sOUTHEkN CLANS.
NEW YORK.

THE ANTI SLAVERY COMMITTEE ISSUE AN
ADDRESS.
New York, Feb. 1.-The Cuban Anti.
Slavery COMMITTEES here. of which s. r. Sat-
tron is chairman, and Rev. H. II. Garrett
secretary, has issued an address to the Pre.i-
den. and people Of the United States, ask
ing support in movement for the
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN CUBA.
TIE gentlemen mentioned will visit all
the principal cities for the purpose Of hold
ing Cuban anii-slavery meetings and person.
allv urge attention Of the maiter upon the
President.
New YORK, Feb. LIN the Oyer and
Terminer court to-day Judge Boardman
heard the counsel in the matter Of bill Of ex-
ceptions in the cree OF Stokes. The Judge
decided to exclude from the bill allegations
in reference to Stokes having been absent
from court while part Of the testimony was
being taken, also that the Judge was of Of
the bench. but allowed them to be brought
in BY affidavit on motion for . new trial
The Judge then signed the bill. Motion for
new trial was then commenced and
Among them are numerous af6davits alleg-
ing irregularities. and openly expressed hos
tility to the prisoner BY the jurors. One
special affidavit is by Mary Bear, stating that
on the day of the murder in going past the
| Grand Central saw Fisk, whom she knew
while domestic at Long Branch, go inside
| the private entrance; he instantly backed
out, pulled pistol and re-entered; A che
u L -
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= Thsne~s Of Ponsroyis defeat. and the
G rcamaances attending Il, created lively
sensation here yesterday, ard IRE subject vas
d;acuAed BY every body. This new srnration
srreed - diversion from the bad snell
following the late Contest in Missouri No
fsv mea, vhile, sonnng POueroy, cas'
seyese n eaiom u1oa Ycrk for hia double
dealine. Oseeeaaleman from the Kingdom
| Of Callav.y, vhes Is vas suggested that ths
eysat aaki-csnupieeiA VA ''soa Of York, y
1900 that ~ Wos' . soa oi-oosnehody
lsA-Jsssssa ees Ctn.pssdtss 8. Lesi
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scur>mAS & KEESE, Merchant Tailors,
hsys .,..ned, at their new establishment, No.
~, delaware street, between Fourth and
fla, tas best assortment OF winter
Goods ever offered to the Leaven-
wor,i, prllic. Ii yen want rice, neat Mt
in. ,,,, Of clothes, G; the latest and best cut,
his ~ the place to get il. Their charges are
reasonable and work warranted shirts
a,a.!e 20 order. novZ''d4
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TUESDAY, FEB. 4.

Board met pursuant 70 adjournment, A
G. Williams in the chair. Boil WAS callrt
with the fOlIoSing result: Prssent-ii'iyer
Hook. Hiatt, Wilson and Williams, Chan.
man, Is. Abs.n;--Spencer, l. N:Eeteen!i
District vacant.
The following resolution was olertd and
adopted:
BY G-iser-
Resolved, That the County Treasurer be
and he is hereby authorized To enter oppo-it'
lots /, 2, 3 and 4, in block 65. city proper
the words mot taxable Oh The delinquent
tax roll for 1862"
Mr.. Wilson moved the matter pertaining
to the Pickans road be postponed uaiii Eek
regular meeting. Adopted.
Mr.. Hiatt moved that the Auditor repor
on claims a. allowed ty him, and the clerl
ordered to draw warrants for the same.
A petition for an appropriation 10 build &
bridge on the Stafford road, in Tonsanoxi,
township, WAS presented, read and referred
to Committee on Roats and Bridges.
Mr.. Wilson moved the clerk be instructed
to re-advertise for proposals to build a bridg'
on the knight road, in ronganoxie township
according to plans and Specifications d
County Engineer. Adopted.
Mr.. Wilson moved that this Board ap
point ID. n. Barnes County Engineer
Adopted.
The following resolution Was offered ant
adopted:
BY Hiatt
Resolved, That the sum of $500, or sc
much thereof As is necessary, be apPropris'
ted for the purpose of building bridge
across a branch of Wolf creek, where SAID
stream crosses the county road dividing sec
tions p and SO, township 10, range %, IL
Fairmount township, and that the Trustee Of
said township be appointed Commissioned
| to let the contract and superintend the same
in accordance with the Law in such cases
made and provided.
And he il further Resolved, That in al
cases where the Trustees of the various
| townships expend county funds for the build
ing or repairing of bridges, they shall Oh
tain from the County Engineer plans and
| speci6cations for the same, and shall IT,
such contracts To the lowest responsible bid
der, as the law directs.
Mr.. Wilson moved that SG0.C0 be apprO
| priated to complete the bridge over Hawl
Hollow. Adopted.
MIR. look moved that the Z ,ard now e
into Committee of the Whole for the rur
pose of examining the bridge proposals
was, on motion, adopted. WhereuPon III
Board resolved itself into said committee
and after examining the same, made the 10.
lowing report:
To the Honorable Board Of County Com
miss;oner.:
". c.mm;,o ~ tho Who'll. IN whom
oJ h. h;i. for he bn;ldin. a
~Gs &c e .e'. - 90 ,auar, Oh =, ,hav e1,m
III H.. ~, .nS .w.r.t tho 1on,ract 10 m
, -. -, $50 ,nr rho br;d,
=, = 80 S,..,o, sor 81 soO and tina, ,h
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to pay money or other reward for the pur-
pose Of corr1paly influencing any vote in my
favor. do not hesitate TO admit that ]
psid the usual and legitimate expenses ordi-
narily iscurred b. candid.ies o. .,,eh oc-
as1oaa, and in the payment Of sueh bill, !
certninly didn't deem that vas guilty Of
corrupt or immoral sets. What independ-
eas friends may have said or done during
the canvas know not. and surely ] should
not be held responsible therefor.
This statement was Eot sworn 10.
Senator Morton announced that il the
expected viinesa<. and hank hooks had ar
rived they would he examined. and that
Caldwell would then have an opportunity to
to reply to airy disclosures made. Adj
journed.
SOUTHERN CLAIMS.
The House Committee on Claims have
prepared bill which will be reported on
Saturday. paving the awards Of the claims
allowed by the Commissioners on Southern
Claims. The bill embraced 800 name-,
and appropristes 500, 600.
Gen. Burnside DENIES that he il a cardi-
date for the command Of the Marine Corps.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
to-day sgreed to recommend the passage Of
bill TO incorporate the American, China and
Japan Telegraph Company, with c.pital Of
$40, OO0, 600 They also agreed to invite the
Worlds Statistical Congress to hold their
next Congress in 1875 in this country.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

MAKE money fact and honorable, BY at
once applying for territorial right. (which
are given free to agen;s,) to sell the best,
strongest, most useful and rapid selling Sew
ing Machine ever used or recommended By
families, or buy one for your own use; II
il only S.. Sent free everywhere by ex.
pres. Address for particulars, A. Cateley,
Superintendent, corner Greenwich and
;ourtlandt streets. New York. "
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Jacob Kurz has removed his large stock
of winter goods to M. s43 ShawIee street,
between Seventh and Broadway. where he
i. prepared to furnish the bert BIT and bes'
goods in the city, at prices lower than ever
Ii Won wan, nobby stylish suit call on him.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Cleaning and re-
pairing done ON short notice jana
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Attention ia called to the advertisement Of
T. Bohannsn. Of ST. Loni-, Mo. His rep
.talion 10 that Of one Of the most successful
ply sicisns in his speciality IN the West.
poy2S,iSw
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When Dumb Animals

a Cry out their sladness when
erip.ies take up their beds and
~ wsik-when rheum Atism is ban
&SMS ished-stin oiuts male timber,
SEH ard sweliiuys disappear as IL By
magic, well NAV enquire into
sS9SsV2QA9 the ,ecrea VI the wonderful Cen
ArS tSs0H xtaur Liuiment. There ha, never
cVSfS been anything like it. il has
(~perf6rmed mere cures Of flesh,
krLrAyorn bone and muscle AilmeHts upon
man and be S, in the past three months, than all
other articles have in three hundred years.
Children Cry ' as, I'sA'' Ii. ''''s 'ss.si
cure. Wind collie and causes natural slecp. l; Is
subs itute for castor oil. ja,2seod1W
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Rumored Resignation Of Judge
Horton.
Resolution Asking Pomeroy to
Resign, Passed the House.
SPECIAL u The TINEs.l

Especial To The TMEsl
TOPEKA, Feb. 4.
.ECNoRED RESIGNATION.
There is q rumor tonight that A. II.
Horton has resigned, but cannot trace it to
any authentic source.
INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE.
The Senate passed . resolution to-day ask
ing the United States Senate to appoint
committee to investigate the bribery charges
against Pomeroy. The Houee resolved
that it was due the dignity Of Kansas that
the Senator Immediately resign. The latter
resolution was introduced BY Mr.. Reasoner,
and received the almost unanimous support
Of the Houee.
THE METROPOLITAN FOLICE BILL
reached the Senate to-day, and was ordered
printed. 1t will probably come up to day
or to morrow and pass if Messrs. Winters,
Moonlight and McWhirt desire its passage.
SENATOR PoNERoY's HOTEL EXPENSES
for the campaign were abou: fifteen thou
sand dollars.
GAasociatel Press Dispatch.
COMMITTEE To INVESTIGATE BRIBERY
CHARGES.
topeka, Feb. "A concurrent resolu-
ton passed both Houses Of the Legislature
10 .lsy, providing for . joint committee to
investigate the charges of bribery in the late
Senatorial election.
THE AUDITOR
transmitted to the House to-day detailed
statement of the bonds registered in his Of
fee. Forty-six of the rixty -four organized
counties of the State are represehiet, and
the total amount il So, 396, 47S.
1t Is reported on good au'horitv tonight
tina, U. s. District Attorney Horton has sent
in his resignation.
TO DE REMOVED.
Il is rumored in political circles that Gov.
Orborn will, within the next two or three
dsys, remove Judge Webb, Superintendent
Of Insurance.
The Senate passed a concurrent resolution
to-day, memorializing the United States
Senate TO investigate the case OF Senator
Pomeroy, and the House passed one askin {
Pomeroy to resign.
COL YORK ENDORSED.
LAWRENCE, Feb. 4.-The largest meeting
ever held in Independence assembled in the
Court House on Saturday, to welcome Col.
A. NJ. York on his return from Topeka. 1t
was composed OF citizens of both political
parties, and the resolutions drawn up Rev.
Mr.. Beatty. Of the Episcopal Church. we're
unanimously parsed, indorsing Col. iork's
course in the Senatorial election.
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Perfection

The neares, approach to perfection, in ar
ticles designed tor kitchen use, II that oil
Dooley's Yeast Powder, now generally re-
copnized as the most economical and reliable
Baking Powder in the country. No house
keeper should be without it. To accomplish
the came results, it requires but one-half oil
two-.hirds the quantity that it is necessary to
use Of other Baking Powders, while uniform
success in making rolls, broad, biscuits, pas,
try, &c., is guaranteed. Recommended
solely on its merits. Dooley & Brothers,
Manufacturer, 60 New street, New York
For sale by all grocers.
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FLorR-Steady.
wHE,I-Quiet, weak AMI lover; No. j spring
l29 bid; $50 askei; No. 2, 1s3l4; eashed lZo2a'
Michigan No ,, lii@llll..
CoRS-Steady No. mixed so'a cash; 81. for
Michigan. -o,,<
OA,s-Fair dapand and firm; No. 2, 251@2Jt
RYE-Quiet aud weak; No. 2, 611.m6Sc.
BARLEY-sByened firm end closed Gull and low
er; No 2 fall .0a10Lc.
PROvIsIOSs- Quiet and unchanged.
NESS PORx-Nomin Il; l2c. for sales; l2I seller
March; I25Od1255 selcr April.
LARD-Steady at $50 cash
BULK MKAIs->hady; shoulders packed %.9
GsEry MKAIs-S.eady; ham, 1s4ss1s to l6 av-
ersse.
WH.KY-Steady At sly
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PURIFY OUR BLOOD!

MEECURIAL AND SYPHILIC DISEASES,
and the most remar s abie cures Of scrofuia ever
recorded. Describe symptoms in all communiea
tons, and address letters to DR. swAYNEA son,
Philadelphia. No charge made for advice.
Sent by express to any address.
Prepared only by DR. SwAYNE son, Phila-
delphis. sold by the agent, kOBExT PAEHAM,
LeAvenworth.
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CnAPPED hands, taco, rough skin, Pimp!es
ring-worm, salt-rheum, and other cu'aneotl !
affections, cured, and theskin made so'i ana
smooth by using the Juniper Tar soap made
by Caswell Hazard d Co., New York. n
more convenient and easily spplie,i than any
other remedy, avoiding the trouble OF the
greasy compounds now in use. For saie ny
Theo. Eser-dOrf, druggist. dii~
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TIE purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil in
the world 10 Hazard 4 CaswelPs, made On
the SEA shore from fresh selected livers, By
Casuel!, Hazard & Co., New York. 1t is
absolutely prre and sveet Patients Who
have once iakenit prefer il to all others.
Physicians prefer it to any other oils in the
market. Sold ty Theo. Egersdorf, druggist
DIV
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As big as the Grand Pyramid might be huiit
OF the teeth that have been ruined by neg
lect ShslI this thing go in the great fact
tina, SOZCDONr is certain Pre-ervative Of
dental decay? div
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ALCOHOL will soon be banished from the
list OF remedies, and only known as poison.
DIR. J. Walkers California Vinegar BiIieIs
-omposed entirely of wholesome botanic
extracts and ju;ces-are everywhere suPef-
ssding the fiery stimulants, when DO person
ever vet took without bitterly repeating his
creduiily. There is no disease, acute or
chronic, IN which the new tonic may not be
administered with beneficial effect. d&w
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The ei.ec, of Simmon-' Regulator on the
stomach, liver and kidneys is prompt and
eiiec.uaI. For ssie BY all druggists. dAv
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N~sasenl.

BIxDY's Lsundry Blue. The best be-
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THIS sjlend d hair bye is the te.t IN The rortd.
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless, keii-
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ridicu Gus tin,e or unpleasant ojor. Remedies The
in effects of bad dye aud washes Produces imne-
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leaves the hair Clean son and Beauti ul The
genuine sisneI W A. Bachelor. Sod by all
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