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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07
DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsaparillian Resolvent

Really Relief AMI Perfect Purgative Pills, in
written testimonials from al PARIS Of the world.
surp5ss In wonder the most extravagant miracles Of
enchsntment. Physicians and medical men In all
countries pronounce these wonderful remedies .
mystery, that neither their science Of analysis
chemical skill canexplaiu. True. these incidence
dying to life, and relieve the most vretched pain
suffering victim Of his t0rtures In from one 10 trey
minutes. and although they know some Of the m
In published their sor%ui t~ithhodins only two
newly discovered roots), still both French, Ger.
man, English and American chemists and phar-
maceutists utterly fail With the same Ingredients Is
prepared by them. The great success, which
these wonderful remedies are constantly .chiev-
Ing les in the great secret Of combining the in
gradients together, after selecting the pure and
~euuin roots.
Such wonders Of Modern Chemistry as Sarsapa-
rillian Resolvent. Ready Reliefand Railways Pills
without parallel in the history Of medicine for
considered as incurable, and sure death. Yet the
most astounding cures have been made through
these remedies Of some diseases that have never
been known to be cured BY medicine.
Consumption, Scroiula, white swelling, tumors
In the womb, stomach, Ovaries, bowels, Bright ;
disease ofthe kidneys that have been pronounced
in urable cancers ulcers, swellings, stone In the
bladder cAlculous concrefions ulcers and sores OF
the bones, ricketts, so deeply seated that no other
medicine have ever been known to reach, have
been cured by the SarsapariiAn Resolvent aided by
the Ready Relief and Pills,
Pasly. paralysis. dry gangrene-that threatens
living death, daily rotting away Of the limbs and
flesh diabetes, involuntary discharge OF water,
fungi in the bladder (the Emperor Napoleon
disease, torturing pains when di.charyins urine,
rheumatism, govt neuralgia-each and every one
OF these complains, though but few out Of the many
other diseases Railways Sarsaparilian Resolvent
has cured and is daily curing in all parts OF the
world.
In one word. any disease-no matter under what
name designated-that is nourished or increased by
had, impure depravel, weak, thin, waiery or
poisoned blood. can he cured by RAILWAYS
RESOLvENT.
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The county papen in K ansas complain
that Leavenworth City men achieve their Of
fees BY buying them, and in the future
should be placed in the background. TEE
TINES retorts BY saying that Caldwell could
not have bought seat in the U. s. Senate II
the country had not sent selling-out represen-
tatives to the Legislature. 1HE TINES is
ahead.-Paaae County Democrat.
We H0De -.
Thadd-us II. Walker, it il understood, 10
in New York meeting with eucces in Or
Ranizing stock company for the manufac'
ture of sewing machines under . patent
owned hy him.-Topeka Record.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07
LILLE Kansas City Tins says

Mr.. Van Duvn, of Leavenworth, COM
mi,ted suicide by taking strychnine on the
3lst; c,use, mental distress and acverslty
He was forty years Of age, man oil family
and had been a citizen thirteen years.
The above IL a mistake. DIR. Van Duyn
was the attending physician, and not the man
who took poison.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07
DIR. c. B1GEL0W,
Confidential Physician,

Has removed from No. l.s South Clark street,
corner Of Monroe, TO No. I6I SoUIH STATE ST. /,
CHICAGO.
II is we'll known by all readers Of the papers that
DR.. q. Bigeow is the oldest established physician
in Chicago who has made the treatment Of all
chronic and Sexual diseases a specially. Science
and experience has made DR.. X. the most renow ned
SPECIALIST Of the age, honored by the press, es-
teemed Of the highest medical attachments by all
the medical institutions Of day, wing devoted
TWENTY YEAEs OF HIS LIFE in perfecting remedies
that Will cure positively the worst of CHRONIC
AND PRIVATE DISEASES Of the GENITO-URISARY
ORG ANS in both sexes. SEMINAL WRAKNESS pro-
ducing NERVOUSNESS, AVERSION To SOCIETY, IN
PAIRED VISION, Loss OF MEMORY AND MANHOOD,
perfectly cured. Ii is evident that who confines
himself TO the study Of certain diseases treating
thousands Of cas- every year, must have greater
skill than physi.iI in a general practice. Read
his MEDICAL TREATIES for ladies and gentlemen,
sent FREE To any address, in seal d envelope.
CONSULTATION FREE. The finest rooms in the civ
with sEPASAIE PARLoRs for lad les and gentlemen
Call-see only the Doctor. COsREsPoNDESCRC" con-
FIDENrI aL. Addr s. letters TO DS. C. BIGELOw,
No. 46i State street.
N. b. II aides send for descriptive circular OF
Pess,rieRemsdi the best preventative Of
known. Sent to any address free Of charge.
iaclqjAW
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TUMOR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY RAILWAYS RESOLvENr.

bkVBkLf, MlSs., JuIy 10, Io"9
Dr.. RApwAY:-I have had Ovarian Tumor liz the
ovaries and bowels. All the doctors said ''there
vas NO help for It," I tried everything that was
recommended, but nothing helped me. l saw your
iaith In it, because had suffered for twelve years
took six bottles of the Resovent, one box Of Rad
ways Pills, and used two bottles Of your Ready
Relief aud there is not sign OF tumOr 10 be seen
felt, and feel BETTER smarter, and happier than
have Tor twelve years. The y9rs: tamor Was In
the left side Of the bowels over the gfo,n. ! write
this 10 you for the benefit Of Others. lvl can pub
iish IL If you choose.
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r fcnfc.

The Young Mems Literary Society Will
give grand picnic at Hurd's Grove, on the
18th ofthis month. The arrangements are
in the hands Of young men who never let
anything 90 under, and all those who par
ticipate may look forward to happy time
IN that day
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07

This was the question before jury a, the
Probate Cour:-room- yeterday. A man by
the name of Lewis Burns, at present an in.
mate of the County Poor-house, was the sub
ject of the query. He was picked up in the
streets last January, in a paralyzed condi-
ton, BY the commissioner of the poor, and
placed in St. Johns Hospital for medical
treatment. Here ne remained until some
time in May, when he became 80 unmanage-
able that it was found impossible to keep
him from destroying everything that he
could reach, and he was conveyed to the
County House. Neither Mr.. Huddleston.
nor Mr.. Neeley, the attending physician,
have been able to find out where the man
came from to this city. He says he has a
vile and children in town, but they CAMEO
be found, nor any one Who ever saw or heard
of HIM previous to his being picked up in
the street. His past history is known 10 DO
one bat himself, and he seemd incapable Of
1t. DR.. Medley testified that there
was no doubt ~ to the mans insanity, and,
after hearing the testimony of Mr.. Huddle-
ston and Mr.. Curran, the jury retired and
brought Fin q verdict that Burns Tas pos
sessed of .an unsound mind, and was incapa-
bic of managing his own Affairs. In accord
ance with the verdict declaring him luna
tic, Burns will be removed at once to the
insane asslum.
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As many persons dscredited their extraordinary
power, from the fact Of their disappointment in
the use of other advertised remedies-and some be-
lieved il impossible for simple medicines made only
from vegetable substances roots, herbs. etc -
should possess such marvellous power. Yet they
eau readily comprehend that the simple Grasses Of
the field, after undergoing the chemical process OF
distilation designed by nature in the COW and
churn. furnishes US with bu,ter-certainly the
most abundant fat, caloric " heat making hone,
tissue, muscle sinew and blood making constitu-
ents for the human boly.
But when those people who frst doubt the efhca-
cy of these remedies comm their use, tn icy be-
come their most earnest advocates.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07

ANY person knowing Of the Whereabouts
.fJames II. Farland, soldier entitled 10 q
pension, and who is supposed to be in Kan
SOC " Il confer favor by writing to his
vile =. james H. Farland, Memphis,
Mich, Exchanges please call attention.
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rR, WHITTIER,

- i. Chori s rect. st Louis, Mo.
g,rcr,-', sG.Y i ,n1 ch,o0ic Diseaees
sypai!.s, : 7:cr5ho,a, c;eee. Structure.
9FSl'sis., ,-n,ls " :sEotUIo, al Urinary
OiS H.c.- = - -'.-''.'.e= n, >scv1tol 060c.
;IorJ .: - .-.:s, S..1 - BONES are e.teA
sin pr 10 .-' tt t-- Inc r.i1eipes
SyH.-I>, or s;-s, u wal . ,tltiV and
4 va. etIcr n AID waish
yr... .ss's: u-ress s.minsf
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p ..!s.vu q s.e .! S>cc,, a-sy,tos to so-eTJ
,rt. p reFtIss'. iet s'se-ssI Pose,. &c. rem
: a.r,l 5in2 e?er .. YnhaHpy, ~:
=. '...g -a.ste7re, for t-o pi-;,s. s:a4pa.
~ -cs o>ri:ar TO Scnon. sch %
ssc~s s's-'.ss-sssr, Ne e',Aa1sa LssoosvASS, or
:. - .s5ss ~ { lss.c Dc sei:s sJeAs HorS.
.. - s:s.iy sd. Descriptive pam klss
= - pt'ADnf- Aee sfa experience can Be re-
- fC.i ~asta.t fty,irian treat Nc ttsus-
,t-.-y YEA. acquires crest s-lli, Fhy iciins
T.: ,I.r,..liy !c.t I'd crsons TO nJ care
.-. W. Vii: TIA ct, for treat
rf-e Gu be- cat hFe O. n,- iescryw.~:e
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o. l. o h =. 4. n. - Z r. N. ennds's J. u. TO
Ira Pos -scr.r-5i; t5ei:y &C k.r, 1sy esaS
DC. tote .Is-. H. T!I the u. ar Bal
~ stab ss-s %. 7, -. sless.ofts 80 r"or'l Is fhs
ms: - e,I.r,, ensra'ins Reception AL
.tio- rpns, roirtIaS Isl shaping apartments;
-. v.rsf e.'ss. Renanrehensrr LAbsran'y
vh al ica-sr,j IL =. 5i shnent are prepared
t.-ss Va-.1 q al u, l-sooi, Of medicine are
fou: ii o Pat iif, sod eoorsd To ise.
49,. eSHG ia1'. mich Rave bec1 frccu ed
"a Al -. :'-7- .e-s q exrsuss aad hot TO b
IN. =. .sS.r {, . i callers Iifrss, ss asore.
sNaEKD
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07

Never has q medicine taken internally been
known to have curai tumors either Of the womb,
uteYi, ovaries, or bowels; the knife has been the
cole reliance in the hands Of experienced surgeons
but DIR. Railways SaRsaparilla settles this qnes
ton. For it has cured over twenty persons Of Ova-
rian Cysts and TumOrs, as we'll a. TUmOrs in I he
Bowels, Uterus, Womb, Liver, Dropsica, Esfusi'n,
Aaoifo~ (,alc m ra C.oncratians
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07

For our days the State Grangers' Council
has been in session at Lawrence, and the
business il has transacted seems to give uni
versal satisfaction. A large number of dele
gates have attended the meetings, and enthu
siasm and earnestness over the work they
had in hand has been manifested throughout
TIE entire session. The main business before
the Council was the adoption Of constitu-
ton and hy.laws for the State Grange and
the election of officers.
The constitution and by laws were adopted
with but little difficulty. In the main they
are good, not lengthy or cumbersome. The
Committee of Publication still withhold the
official proceedings and refuse permission TO
publish the resolutions.
The election of the officers was the occi-
sion Of good deal of excitement, though
the result was most heartily concurred in.
Dr. z. G. Bowling. of Leavenworth
county, was elected Most Worthy Master
He is a gentleman of fine appearance, a
farmer nv practice and occupation. For
even vet hiss to respond to neighborhood
calls. He is a highly educated man, and,
hrs neighhors say. will make a splendid pre-
siding officer. lie il thoroughly qualified
for the position, and his heart is In the
work.
NJ. f. Hudson, of Bourbon county, was
elected Ogerseer, and has the uneGuivocal
endorsement of Southern Kansas.
John Boyd, of Montgomery county, was
next chosen State Lecturer. II all appear
ances are not deceiving, the right man from
a nrlmher OF good ones was selected.
T. ID NTH. of Jewell county, was elect
ed Steward. He il no relation to John
Smith, and therefore was immensely popu-
lar with his brother Patrons, and everybody
save he will ''sse TO things"
J. b. Richey, Of Franklin county, was
chosen Assistant Steward.
". S. Hanna, of franklin county, was
Unanimously chosen Chaplain.
II. H. Angel, OF Cherokee cnnnty. wss
elected Treasurer. 1t Is moi ev'.. -"
that can have an Angel for It's treasurer, and
from the looks of this one We are sure there
veatigaie
At the evening session G. W. Spurgeon, Of
Neosho county, was chosen Secretary. 1t II
a very important Office, and great deal de-
ponds upon the efficiency of this officer.
The new officers were regularly installed
by Master Adams, of the National Grange,
which perfected the organization of the
State Grange of Kansas, which commences
its work under the most suspicious circum-
stances
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07

OBSCURE diseases, NO matter how they
originate, and withou, regard to the sex OF
the sufferer, are cured without danger OF
inconvenience by Helmbold's Ext. Buchu,
the great Diuretic, which acts specifically
upon the Kidneys. Bladder and auxiliary
organs. No other preparation possesses the
fully developed merits of Helmbold's Ek-
tract. 1t is the only genuine Buchu, and it
never fails. John F. Henry, New York,
Sole Agent. eodGw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07

THE Commissioner of Indian Affairs IL
row en- -oute TO the reservation OF the Ar
chora Indians to consult with them as to their
desire to be removed to the Indian Territory.
The DEPARTMENT thinks this will be accom-.
plished, and one OF the obstacles in the way
of the Norihrn Pacific Railroad will be re-
moved, as the proposed line passes through
part OF the reservation of these Indians, and
il was feared thev would undertake to oppose
the surveying parties
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07
The Wheat Field Of America.
Healthful Climate. Free Homes. Good
Markets.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Offers for sale
It's LANDS IN CENTRAL AND W ksTkRs MISS E,OIA
embracing: J.. The hest Of Wheat and; 2 Ex-
eellent Timber for the Mill the Farm and the Fire
3. Rich Prairie Pasturage and Natural Meadow,
uatered by the clear Lakes and running STRAINS
in Healthful Climate where ferer and Ayue 10 I'M
knorn.
Grain can be sh pped hence by lake IN markei
a. cheap ss from Eastern Iowa or Central illinois,
Cars nov run through these lands from Lake
perior TO Dakota Price Of land close TO track a. 90
70 -. % per acre; further away $50 to a. %.
Seven Years Credit; WarT~niee Deeds; North
ern Pacific 5-30 Bonds, nov selling at par, re-
ceived for land at H. 10. No other unoce a pied
Lands present such advantages to settlers.
soldiers under the New LAv March 1s7zl get
ls0 scIes Rec, near the railroad. by one and tso
yesrs residence.
Transportation At Reduced Rates furnished
from all principal points East to phut ssers OF
Railroad Lands, and TO Settlers on Government
Homesteads. Purchaser, their uives and children
carried ffe0 over the Eogt3ern Paci6c Y ..d.
Nov In the time for settlers and CoIonje. 10 ret
Railroad Lands and Government Homesteads close
70 the trsck.
Send for Pamphlet containing fuI, In alton,
map and copy Of New Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
veov Oh n FIFTH AVENUE OR. Srp
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07

The police Of ST. Louis seem to know
pretty well rho the Iowa railroad robbers
are, but rhere they are, and how to catch
them, is beyond their ken. they would
Use what knowledge they profess to have, as
step to the attainment Of further knowledge
on the subject, it would become them better.
Tire public are no, so curious to know who
the robbers are, as to know that they are
nroperly cageh.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07

The New York Board of Underwriters
find that The aggregate loss Of the various
companies By The burning OF The govern.
ment vssshoae win foct up $4,000 On
stoek - %. go q baiAiaG.
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REMEDY FREE.

We send simple and sure means Of sci -eur.
for Consumption. Bronchitis, Asthma. Ca,ar,t'
eerofula, ae1 any disease Of the Throat or Lun,s.
Nerves. Debility, Premature Decay, weaknss,,
~ ~ eas'rae" oseashs - By youthful inPru-
IUTILB CO., n Mans. 4. usvY~&.
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WORMS.
OVARIAN TUMOR CURED.

he Only Safe and Sure Remedy for Tape, Pin
and Worms Of all Kinds.
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Wilson's CarbOlated Cod Liver OIL,

described fully in the inventor scircuar, which
will be mail d. upon application, To any address.
We cannot afford space to tell the whole story
here. To give the numerous certificates from em-
nent ph ysieians and well known citizens testify
ing TO the absolutely wonderful Results flowing
from this great discovery. Suffice it to say, IL is
curing thousands who supposed themselves to be
at death $ door.
Wilson CarSola'ed Oil is scientifically prepared
with the purest Csrl.oic Acid, combined rs TO
be entirely harmless with
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONSU MPTION
AND ITS CUHE.

Victims Of this awful disease are found ID eV ~
neishborhood, in almostevery house.
For them ard for their friends We have tiibns Of
good cheer and hope-the announcement q . - st
Important discovery, firmly bas<d upon eo0s on
sense and reason. by hich the terrible nzlsA Is
positively controlled ana its victims arr Be.ss red
10 health.
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Dr.. RadWay's Perfect PuTga.
tive and Regulaiinx
PILLS.

Perfectly tastele0, elegantly coated, fol-
the Cure a all D1soeden q the Stomach,
Hysr, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Dis
sassa, Hsa6achs, Constipation, Costiveneaa, Indi-
gestion, Dyspepds BilioISnso, Bilious Fever, In
oAmnation q tAs BovelA, filss, AID al Derangs-
Heats of TIE internal viscsfa.
Warranted 70 Eject . Positivs Cure
PURELY VEGETABLE.
osataining No Mercury, Ninerala. q Dslsserious
Drug
- Observe the following symptoms resulting
rom diseases Of the Digestive organs:
Doestipation, Inward Piles, Fullneo Of the blood
70 the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, bisgustf 70, Food, Fullnee or Weight IN
the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the
He'd, Hurried and DiGccIt Brsathins, Flutterins
e the Heart, Choking or Sui3ocAting Sensations
when in Lying Posture, Dimneas Of vision, Dots
Or Wehs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pam in
the Hsad, Deficiency in Precipitation, Yellovre0
Of the Skin and EJee, Pain In the Side, Chest,
Umbe and suddeS Hlushss Of Heat, Burning in
ehe Fl1nh. few doaD q
Railways PILLS
VIII nes IL eyses4 Sea all the above disorders
Price. - exDos per RsN.
railway 4 Co, SO Warren, cor. Church street,
New York.
Rod rALSE AND TRUE Send enc 10 ter
stamp = RAOAY ca, No. q Warren. cor.
CAurch stHosG, Eev York IulsrDation worth
nsDA gin - ssnt - Bse1s1.
apEpRth-ss1Aw
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SOUND REASONING.

Consumption is decay. Soothing, expecter&nt
remedies are only useful pAlative; they do net
reach the case-they do not stop the decay. Tonic
medicines strengthen the life forces and prOl0ng
the battle, bat the decay goes steadily on, and
sooner or later, the victim must yield Climate
changes sometimes good, bur they seldom
wholly cure. In short, the FIRST thing 10 b
done Is to stop the decay; then approach the res
torative, tonic and strengthening treofnent-
Think moment. The lungs are decaying; tuber-
ees alterations, cavities and deposits Of poisonous
matter (Pus) are forming The crcula'ios carries
this poison all over the body. Wassins loss OF
appetite, enervation, night sweats and all the ter
Fble sy mptouns appear. Is it worth while to doc
tor the symptoms, which are merely the results,
while the decay-uhieh i, the cause-is eating up
the iif. spring.
These two things are well known by the best
physicians:
ist. Carbide acid quickly arrests decay. 1t Is
the most powerful medicine in the known world.
Even desd bodies are preserved by it. Entering
into the circulation, il at once grappes with cor
rupiior, and decay ceases 1t purihes the sources
Of disease.
ID. Cod Liver Oil Is natures best assistant in
resisting consumpt on. 1t is at once a food,
tonic, a purifier and healer. Ii braces up and
supplies the vital forces. feeds the tel system,
and enables nature to regain her fro bold. For
these purposes nothing com pare with Cod Liver
Oil. Ihi, Is the theory Of
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-07
Wilson's CarbOlated Cod Liver Oil

II not secret empirical nostrun. IL is . hG,opy
combination Of two remedies known 70 Physisi ans
every here As the best means Of combating q ~
sumption. This combination is MH. Wils0 as
discovery, and = founded Hpon the following