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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

Yesterday morning, at an early hour, the
fire bells of the city rang out the alarm Of
FIRE, and in a short time it was current upon
the street that the large pork house belong.
ing TO Matt Ryan, was on ere. BY the
prompt action OF the fire department, the en-
gines were speedily on the ground, and as
usual, soon got control of the flames.
This fire was not in the main building,
but in the smoke house, two story frame
building, in which was stored about $4,000
worth of hams and shoulders. The building
was badly damaged, but most of the meat
was saved with slight injury. The total loss
will be in the neighborhood OF 81, 600; fully
insured
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ANOTHER RASCAL.
His Capture and Imprisonment by the
LeavenwOrth County Authorities.

Day before yesterday man named john
son, who served one term in the Kansas
Penitentiary, hired horse, buggy and
trimmings at Shorts livery stables, Kansas
City. johnson represented that his name
was MCGEE "a good name in Jackson county,
Missouri, and had no trouble in obtaining
the "rig." At Wyando,te, johnson cold
the buffalo robe, and in Delaware township,
this county, tried to sell the buggy and horse
to farmer. Officer Hyde, Of that township,
sus2ec,ing that johnson didn't have a clear
title to the property, arrested him on sus'
picion, and held him until he received word
from Short, of Kansas City, and then turned
him over to Sheriff Leonard. johnson now
reposes in the county Jail.
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MEDICAL.
KING OF THE BLOOD
The Nest Thorough P0E11ef
Of the Bleed Vet Discovered.
CUUEs ALL HUNORs, FROM A COMMON
ERUPTION 10 THE WORST ecROFULA.

By ita use CancsEs aFs cured and Cancesous tt.
mors are dispe9sed without IL sayysea's knilD-
scrofula conquered ID Coasanpdea lEsvsatsd
vsnsrsal Dissasss. Neseusial 81 llissal Rsis-
ons and their eesets esadieaasd. ena vispEoas
health and . sound eoasaitndsa estaAlished.
Or partial; s.siline,, esiez1al o. ist:s.si; ss1
Iumors are reduced and disPssssd In . vgy ahset
Erysipslss. Salt Rheun, seald He'd snd Fevss
soo9bstie dissssss, danlrua, sealy or rough Ski.
and IimIis: quickly give way. having IL sks.
Chronic dissasss, FEVER and sgus, dissrdesed liv-
sr. dyspepsia, rheumatisn, nervous asectioss,
general debility, 10 Short al the numerous dis
y, before the most powerful eeri.etos. ths King
A cure i warranted in al cases. vhers he dirse-
taken areasorabls length Of tins-nose inportaai
di.essee requiring longer time . cure.
In addition TO- other valuahls insrsdients IL
three veil known aovering weeds Or shrubs thst
are found in our svamps. tsat are not only lsrsct
| y harmless but are the most Thorough p1rifsn d
Each bottle osatains 6etses. forty and any e.
binary doses. costing only ono dollar.
From one TO four o! I've bottles win cure salt
fhso% "a, seaia hs.d: ring worm: psnpls' On shs
From two = eight bottles viii cure eealy erup-
tons Of the akin, ulcsn. sores and caaksr in the
mouth and stomach. eryspel.s. etc.
ton 70 the liver and spleen, will regulate the bow.
| els and kidneys.
From two to six hotties vill be found e0sctual ID
curing nsuralgia, sick headache, u. vitus daAcs,
! and epilepsy.
Fro. ~ 70 tvslv. bottles viii cure the von'
| cases of scF0fula-
From three 70 twelve bottles viii cure severe and
| obstinate cases Of catafrh.
From two to four bottles will cure the Won't eassl
OF piles and regulate costive bowels.
PROM two to ten bottles will cure bad easss o.
dropsy.
Price 81 per bottle, or dx bottles for IS. Sold b.
all druggists.
See testimonials in local column.
| RANSOM, NAMLlN 4 a., Prop'n,
sep2seOdAw Buffalo. n. y.
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Teaeherx' Institute Programme.
To be held in Leavenworth at the room
Of Prof. Skillman, beginning at 10 o'clocl
Q. M, January IL, 1878.
ORDER OF EXERcIsEs-MoRNING SESSION
1890 to 1O:1O-Music.
1910 to lO:i0-Rea.iing, class drill; F. NJ
Somers.
1910 to 11:l0-Meteorologo J. W. Brown
lilo to ll:i0-Grammor; Miss Lolita Wy.
rick.
lilo TO l2:00-Miscellaneou
l2.0O-Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION.
100 to l:30-Physiology; David Wilcox.
l:3O to 2:O0-Compound Numbers; {. H
Brown.
200 to 2:3O-Ethnology; Mrs. Esther Gil
man.
$50 to 300-Orthography; r. B. Sopeor.
300 to 3:20-tieneral Information.
$50 to S:35-Best order of time for arrange
ment of classes for recita;ions
F. NJ. Adams.
1886 to 4:O0-Discussion of the some.
4:0O-Adjournment.
MISS LoTTA WYRIcK, Chairman,
Miss NJ. A. SANFORD, Secretary,
W. H. BRADSHAW,
Committee.
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The station on the Leavenworth, Law
renee & Galveston Railroad heretofore
known as Tioga, or Tiosa Junction, will
Of Tioga, Alliance and New Chicago, lying
around this station, having been consolidat-
ed and adopted the new name above noted.
Chanute is the junction of this line with
the Missouri. Kansas & Texas Railway.
Connecting lines, in printing new tickets for,
or uia this point, will please observe the
change in name
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement,
Of Supt. Bauserman, calling for an e1amin'
alton of teachers on the 18th inst.
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1t pays.

THE firm of Jaggard & Foster, 3l2 Della
ware street, Leavenworth, published an ad-
vertisement, On Sunday last, occupying the
entire fourth page of the TINES and Com
mercial of that city. This is advertising
iberality and enterprise that has not been
equalled in Kansas, and deserves the gratu-
itous notice We make Of it. We have no
doubt they will make it pay. The people
will appreciate such cordial invitations by
merchants 10 do business with them.-At-
Gibson Champion.
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DR.. G. BIGELOW
Conndential Physlcian

Confidential Physlclan
Has removed from No. ID South Ca1k-se., conner
Of Monroe, 70 No. 80 S0CIH 61ATD-S3.. CDcAeo
II i yell ksovn BY al rsaaas Of the pspsrD thas
Dr. C. Biseiev u the oldest ageahlished phyAeian
in Chieass. yhe h. nads The t.esnsal q q
snA experience has made d. b. tAe poes rmoVni
1sa4in. Of tie sss. Aseorsd b tie E1A 9
tho nedeal insttutiaas q the day, hsving devoted
TwD1Y YkAns o. m LIE In psTlbcting rensdiD
thas Vii cure positively ths vosse eaaes 81 c1nouN
AUD YA1vAIB onRAa0 Of The eRxr1o.un1yA.l
0aeABo n heeh saxa 6sUJAL WnAKUHD psp.
1ue1nG xH8voUNb AvkAs501 10 000B1Y, n.
HAnID vlno1 To- % nKnosY AsD nAH1oop.
pssbefly cured Il b evident thst one vho coa.
Ana Atnsdli - ~ asAy Of certain dissassa, t1at.
HI -. g - ;;sssy -. ms I've s:..ss
- H1acA 1n1a11o r. ladse: snd .esntlemsa.
WlaA1o0 JlRA IL 1nsss reeas n Tie city.
~ 0RA1A11 HAAzo0 for laaiss and eoatlsmsn.
CAneM ely u DssasR. coaanePosDG1c1 coN.
PETAL AA1!sD htaas = DR.. c. B.GE.
49, - II 1se4yuys es.eul.s q
fSss -: A.s.ssse.s''1.
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NO tefSOm CWm uaAC - CSS Asss - 1900,
ins to directions. and remain long unweI. provided
their bones are no, destroyed by mineral poison other
means. and the vital organs wasted beyood the point
Of repair. ~.
Dyspe psia or Indigestion. Headache. Pain
in the Shoulders Coughs, T2hsness Of the Chest Dig
ziness Sour Quotations of the Stomach. Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, PalPtation Of the
Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain IN the regions
@: the Kidneys and hundred other painful symptoms
are the cfsprings of Dyspepsia In these Complaints
il has no equal and bottle will prove Letter guar
antee OF lis merits than a lengthy advertisement
For Female Complaints, in young or old.
turn Of life these Tonic Bitters display decided an
influence that marked Improvement IS soon percep-
tble.
For XH6a mm atOry ana chronic Nne0e
matis,n and Govt Bilious, Remttent and Inter.
n,ten, Feye.s Diseases Of the Blood, Liver. Kidneys
ard Bladder. these Bitters have no equal Such DIS
eases are caused by Initiated Blood which IS generally
produced by arrangement OF the Digestive Organs
They are q Gentle Purgattve ~ well as
a Tonic. possessing also the peculiar ment OF acting
as powerful agen, in reviewing Congestion or imam
nation of the Liver and Vsoera Organs, and In Bilious
Diseases. n l..
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, letter. Salt
Rherm Blo;ches Spots Pimpies, Pusiues Boiis. Car
bunces Ring worms, Scald- Head, Sore Eyes, Fry
,peaS Itch Scurs Dscoloratons OF the Skin, humors
and Of the Skn Of whatever name OF nature,
are literally dug up and carried out Of the system IN
.hor,4imc by the use of these Bitters.
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIT.
rp.s the most wonderful lnvigorant that ever sustained
the sinking system.
Druggists and Cen Asts., San francisco and New YORK
II SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS
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Our friend B, Government official
in this city. has the most intelligent dog on
record. Whenever breakfast time comes he
goes right into the street and. takes a meal
from mans Leg without anybody telling
him to do il,
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THE "oldest inhabitant' who predicted
that we were going to have a mild winter,
left the city yesterday for fear of being
modified. lie will return in time to prog
nosticate concerning next seasons crops.
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Notice 10 Teachers.

LEAvRNwoRTH CITY, Dec 3ist 1872.
TTNHERE will be an examination of teachers at
i the Western Business College, corner of Filth
and Seneca streets, on saturday, January i, 1873,
from q. IL. TO p. m.
J. p BAUSERMAN,
Superintendent Public Instruction,
janldIdSw2w Ieayenworth Co. Kansas
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-09

FoR ways that are dissgreeable and
changes that are numerous, commend US &c
tle weather.
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DIR. BOHANNAN.
O. FICE NO. 6 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
ST. I.OUIS. MO.

ESTABLISHED IN ST. LOUIS IN 1887.
NURES all Chronic and Special Diseases in Q
~ short time, either in male OF female. Charges
Low fees; uses no mercury.
Dr. Bohannan's Treatise On Special Diseases,"
which fully explains the nature, causes, syDp-
toms, &c, ofspermatorahea or Seminal vsssnsss.
syphilis, female CON plaints, all impeliments to
mar age, and valuable information o. other dol
sealed envelope, on receipt ofons stamp.
SEMINAL wEAKxR0 CURED.
DR.. Bohsnnan's Vegetable Curative permanently
cures all forms Of spermaiorIhea or seminal weak
ness in from tvo to veaks' time. Il restores
lost power. and bring hack the youthful vigor
or evil practices. This remedy has been used BY
DIR. BChanDan in his private practice for over
thirty years. and has never failed in cur Nc even
the worst cases. Price IS. (Sent to any address
free from observaaion.) Sold emily at DR.. C. A.
B0hannan's Office. No. sl9 North Fifth street, ".
Louis Mo. Established In lt37. nov2SdAv
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A young man who smokes FIVE cent cigars
and doam't wear a seal-skin cap needn't e1-
pseta1pission into good society in Leaven-
soak
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Proposals for Medicine.

COUsIY CLERKS OFFICE,
LKAvENwORTH Co., KANSAS.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
y Office up to January 9th, 1873, for supplying
the county poor with medicine for the year 1873.
bond OF 81, 900 will be required Of the successful
bidder Each bid must be accompanied by $50, rs
guarantee of good faith. The right is reserved to
rejert any and all bids. A. h. KELLER,
decl9-w3w County Clerk.
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| Specific kemedy % ~ 49, e " v1nes9
Organ:; = noe-Eseensaoa o. ineooaneocsSe 1nns
iIntasS1, in.anH s. g ~. ssSSs n,sr o =
Rrickduss depeIt nri9are 49, nnky ~
charges. and I'll Diseases o. ne 1laddef' ~
neys, q Prcss5.ss Gland, vhsshes as'etns Aa's'
's ~. ~ Snn": .., .,skau, s.al.v..
Y. -: - 49,: = - $3.50 6s; e..
& fs~:' 49, es: go. .s : -; No: g:
- $3.50 q 49,. -: - o.; go, - - 3:
~ ~ - - - , A.sS - ~
- - -
4th@s sy%psc.ss s sss s,s S 70 ~.
r. ;,,.t s1r1... "a ~ rscordS a deashs by
1n......so, Ss..r.-ss~.S "a IL trutA n IL
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Mr.. HAMMOND liz waking up Dubuque.

SOME of our married ladies talk Of organ
izing reading club.
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New Remedies Quick Cures
DIR. MON ROE.
MeAical Specialist,

AGAXES all Private and Chronic Diseases {
III Specially, euses speTnatSrYhea, Seminal
Wsakne0. Nervous Debility, lmpotency, 6ooor.
Hhea, syphilis, etc. II you are out Of hSalth nsr.
vous debitated, feel aversion to society, Joae Of
happy 10 the Married state, loss Of nervous , Yer,
&C., apply at and be cured. AL diseases aris
ing from exces OF exposure. treated successfully
Lsdies ssnd for circular Of the French 'sPesssris
PFsventif, - the suTest preventive knovn.
A supPly Of Trusss. 81 dnses, Rubber Goods,
ETC., on hand.
Female Pills, IS PSF box. All consultations tree.
All lettssS strictly confidential send for circular
Rest apartments for private treatment in the city
Once hours q y. 70 p. ~ Sundays 2 to pm
address DIR. 3. l. MONROE,
SO South Clark st..
Chicago. IN
=. o. Drawer SOL sep12dAvIy
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DIR. j. 8. ROSES
COMPOUND FLBID
Extract Of Buchu

The Great Diuretici The great Known remedy
for all diseases Of the Kidnsys Bladder, Pruatsats
Secretion. This 10 the only preperstion Of Buchu
recommended BY the celebrated Dr.. Phydek, and
II used in the private practice Of many Of our most
celebrated Physicians. This u not similar to many
so-called Compounds Of Buehu, which are nsfs
decOctions, but 10 really what ~ claim for IL, Q
Compound Fluid Extract, prepared from carefully
selected ingredients, in our own LAborstory, under
the supervision Of expeKenced practical eAamis.
Inflammation Of the Bladder Rseantjo0, Incoa.
Thence. Grave Diabetes are speedily eursd BY the
Compound Field Eztraa Of BseRs,
1t Is unexcellsd - . remedy in Dropsy, and .
Gouty Affections.
PRICE o. rnR EXTRACT o. DUCuU:
Siv R.,atl>a A
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Healthful Climate. Free Homes. Good
Markets.

The Northern Pacific Railroad s6srs for sals
lite lASps In crNIPAL IND k8TknN AlNNkSOfA,
embracing: I. The hest Of heat ana 2. En-
ceient Timber Tor the MIL the Farm and the Fire:
8. Rich Prairie Pasturage and Natural Meadow,
watered by the clear Lakes and running streans-
in . healthful Climate where Fsr~ AID Agss = ss-
knOsrn.
Grain can be sh pped hence by lake to market
As cheap as from Eastern lows or Central Illinois.
Cars nov run through these Lards from Lake 8. =
periOr to Dakota Price Of lard close track q -
to 81. 90 per acre; further away $3.50 to q. o..
Seven Years Crsdit: Warrsniee Deeds; North
ern Pacific 7-30 Bonds. nov selling at par. 70
ceived for land At 81. TO- No other unOceupieA
Lands present such advantages to settlers.
soldiers under the New Law March, Ie73) get
1So acres Rec, near the railroad. BY one and tv0
years residence.
Transportation At Reduced Rats furnished
from all principal points East to phuehssers Of
Railroad Lands, and TO Settlers on Government
HOmestesds. Purchaser, their vives and children
carried free over the Nortnern Pacific HSad.
Nov is the time for Settlers and Colonies TO got
Railroad Lands and Government Homsste~ds Close
to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full informatios,
map and copy OF New Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT. NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD. ST. PAUL, MINI,
veov OR p FIFTH AVENUE sOR. 9To
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Prepared Ut the Laboratory Of
DR. J. 8. ROSE CO.,
50 N. Ninth Street, Philsdelphis.
Amav2- Snaun- WAdA
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DR.. j. BALL & CO.,
OCCULISTS, P.O. Box 957
No. Oh Liberty street, n. Y.
aplSW57
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the renef
and cure OF all
arrangements in
the stomach, H.
cr, and bowels.
They are Il mild
aperient, and an
>eNcellcnt purga-
r tive BeingFure-
IL vegetable, they
contai1 no uIcT-
curry or mineral
/, Whatever Mach
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-12-05
inexpensive Happinpss.

The most perfect home | ever saw
was little house, in the sweet incense
OF whose fires were no costly things.
But the mother was the creator of
home; her relation with her children
was the most beautiful that had ever
seem even dull and commonplace
man was lifted up and enabled to do
good work for souls by the atmosphere
that this woman created every inmate
OF her house involuntarily looked into
her face for the keynote of the day,
and 1t always rang clear. From the
rosebud or clover-leaf which, in spite
OF her hard house work, she always
found time to put by our plates at
breakfast, down to the story that she
had on hand to be read in the evening.
there was no intermission of her infltl.
ence. She always has been, and always
will be, my ideal of mother. wife.
and home-maker
If to her quick brain, loving heart
and exquisite face had been added the
appliances of wealth and the enlarge.
nent of wider culture, hers would have
)een absolutely the ideal home. Ash
s, 1t is the best have ever seen.
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Trading Out,

The French papers have n most d.
Vertlng account Of the shopping experi-
ences of lady named Anna Deslions.
One day at the Hotel DIES Vontes she
took fancy to a lanisc ipe by Carat.
which, as she happened t. be in funds,
she bought for 22,0U0 francs. Her
friends told her the picture was not
worth the money, and though not exact
~. OF that opinion herself. she was
frightened into selling it for 16. 900
irancs, with which she bought a dia-
mond bracelet. Thereupon her &C
qnalntance said She had been robbed.
ana that many of the supposed gems
We're but paste. That evening the brace
let was exchanged for pair of ear rings.
mt loss of ), 900 francs. When return.
ing from the jewelers. she saw minia.
ture chaiCt in the window of a tov-shop.
and was forthwith overcome bv VIC.
lent desire to take trip to Switzerland.
Eight days later the earrings followed
the bracelet, and with the II, 600 francs
resulting from their sale She purchased
q chdtt at lnterlachen. 4 clock PLAYED
the quadrilie from OJphec. "Vive
Paris = the lady cried "there is no
place like Paris % The cholet was sold
Tor 5000 francs, with which she mr..
some bronzes, supposed to be
antique, but worth some 300 francs-a
price they fetched when sold Mt the
Hotel dies Nentes fifteen months after.
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CHOLERA AND PAIv-KrLLER-Tbe eff.

CHOLERA AND PAIN-kTLLER-The eff
cacy of Perry Dayis'4 world renowned Pain
Killer IN all diseases of the bowel~ even y,
that terrible scourge the Asiatic Cholera. has
been amply tested by the most convincing au-
thonty. Missionaries in China ard India have
written home in commentator Of this remedy
IN terms that should carry conviction to tho
most skertcal, while Its popularity in commune
ties nearer home is ample proof that the virtues
claimed for il are real and tangible. The Pain
Killer has been before the public over thirty
YEAR, and has won a deservedly high reputation
as an alleyiator of pain and preselver Of health.
1t has become household remedy. from the
TACT that It gives immediate aud permanent re-.
uef. II Is purely vegetable preparation made
from the best and rurest materials. safe To
Keep and 10 use in every family. 1t il recon-
mended hyphysicians and persons Of all classes
ard to-day. after public trial Of over thirty
NeaiS-the average life Of man-it stands nm.
riVaiIed and unexcelled, spreading its useful.
ness over tic wide world. It's large and in
creasins sale affords positive evidence Of its
enduring fame.-Cor,.
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Sentence or VIM. N. Tweed.

VIM, NJ. Tweed, found guilty Of
malfeasance in ONCE in New York city,
has been sentenced 10 twelve years
imprisonment in the County prison on
B'ackwell's Island and to pay fine OF
81, Is. Judge Davis IN sentencing
Tweed delivered lengthy lecture on
the offences of the latter The court
said "that never, either in my.exporence
or in my reading have seen case
where the evidence was so overwhclm'
ing, and where it was so impossible for
the jury, If they, "say the truth" to
avoid conviction. During the whole
of il You remaindod until your convic-
tion Ms calm and serene ms though sup
ported by innocence, while it was over
whelmingly apparent that ali your
serenity was only that audacity, that
in the omnipotence of cor
rather than reliance upon your
or truth" Tweed is to be |
on Blackwell's Island.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-12-05

APPLY THE REMEDY.-It appears that
we need no longer be tormented with
Liver, Kidney, Bladder, and Glandu-
lar diseases, Mental and Physical De-
bility, Partial Inflammatory and Chron-
ic rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Morbic
Humors of the blood. DIR. WALKERS
VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIrTERs conouers
the causes of all the above Irregularities
by securing perfect digestion, a proper
fo'0 Of bile, and free discharge of all
tcaSte matter. IT is not vile doctored
whisky, cotton up to deceive the pub
lie and tickle the palate. 1t is medi-
cine to the sick stomach, the relaxed
nervous system, the weak circulating
blood, and the overworked, prostlated
brain. An infant may take it, and to
children affiliated with worms. and even
adults who sntfer from this cause.
Ignorant Of the tact--and their numbers
are millions-it is the greatest remedy
of the age. Take one bottle and YOU
will be satisfied that this is no catch.
penny nOs-rum. - Com.
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How Meats or Men May be Kent Cool.

Capt. Warren, famous through his
Cooker" has tried his hand ut the
transportation of meat by the refriger-
ating process; and the English papers
give his apparatus great favor. Two
patents, based upon a process OF Cap
tain Warren, have been tried and failed
The apparatus Of Captain Warren con
sists of II small steam engine, to which
Is attached a second cylinder TO CON
densinG ether vapor. The cold pro-
duced by the expansion of the con.
densed ether is utilized by being com
municated to brine contained in pines
around which the ether clrcnlates. The
brine thus cooled is used in its turn to
freeze water or to cool air, the water
being contained in reservoirs immersed
III vessel of cold brine, and the air
conveyed i'll pipes, which wind back.
wards and forwards in such a vessel
The ether being in Il closed apparatus.
is scarcely at all wasted, and little more
thnn its first cost is taken into account
In experiments made, the mir in room.
alter bong '1ithdrawn at n temperature
OF 81 degrees, was almost immediately
returned into it at 10 degrees; while. as
tins process continued, the temperature
OF the room was rapidly reduced and
easily brought to the freezing point.
Capt. Warren claims that the tempera-
ture of any limited space can thus be
kept to almost anyrequired degree; and
he proposes to apply the method to the
Of cold chambers on board
OF ships, to be used for storing fresh
or in the case of merchant
ships, for perishable freight. He pro-
poses also to cool railway carriages in
hot climates, to provide cool vans for
the conveyance of dead meat and other
provisions in India, to cool the air adj
mitted to hospital wards in hot eli
mates, and to provide an unlimited sup
ply of pure ice Mt almost nominal cost