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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM VERA CRUZ Ge-Ia steamship Cir Of M,r,da Jan b.
Cruoet DoTale =. Conner J. Larry HaLeI W. D1eAe'1 W
X Tice and lady.
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5tedmooats aHo Railroads.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY for
PkOvIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER
4:UU .. m. hom Pier II, NJ r. loot Of Ro6nsonst
S Co.. ls ' B BSsTSs PsSyDESSE =
Connect P5oy,,s T nth BS,;So 11a p pD,
steamers EMPIRE STATE aud OLD COLONY, frOn Pier 49,
North River foo. Of Hua,.. dy lsosfs: sse8ss :, ? m
and ProSinces ''''''- p superintendent
TOR NEW.HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c
Steamers leave Peksp for NewaVeu at ''iS Trains North
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LNECHANGg OF TIME 0a and after Nov 20 steamers OF
.s.ioss on tbs ana connecting racsds including Bank
s s;! e. ass 'ss S rSsS y1.Sd Bridge
6:a mo PbisIOha TaeIsoa River viao,ad Bay
Tons sa Sf;i T-ii IL Fsa;5sP lie
i #ER fs:SI' f Shis '1 @ 70 TONS River
III sS;f ,Fi ,';s .ss ~ . ,s"SH'
fwcH Agent Pier q. 10 '''' '--'''
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave SesYork from foot of DesOFOsse' aud cOrAnds
RIprsss for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South with Pull
man Palace Cars attached 800 M and $3.50 m SUNDAY
POI baltimore. Warrington aud the South at Son
Express Phna $50 1880, $780, sp IT,, aad
For P ,1 Vi; .. ca% s:. at "a, sSd
For Newark at g. 60 !, 1870 O. $40 $50 TO- H. Ii:ao H.
6iO siJO l. 1880 aO $3.50 g. TO- I1c Il Sunday $40
For Ebiabeh g. e3O 7.O a:lO a3 TO- H. ll:sO NJ II m
1880 320, 34O f:lO, 1880. $50 800 $780, G. 6l0 63c
Por Railway $50 $40 $780, and ~ u 1890
22O tU 800 $40 $780, $50 ESQ., 7:3O so 10 and 10
night SUNDAY, $50 ?. m -
For Woodbridge and Perth AmbOy and 10 49, $40 40
p For G:i New Brunswick $50 m 1850 aa4 GiO
s H. ' s!sat II ana a'5 aoes ss?S
Fer Lsmhertyile and Pennington 9 a IN. and2 y. m.
Por Phiipsburg and Beydere, and m.
Accom- for Bordentown Burlington and Camden, and $50 m
1890. 2. 2, T. and D. m.
Por Freehold, T. 8 a. m, 2 and p.
For Jameshurg, Pemberon. Camden, s a. m, $40 p N.
Trains fOloss From Pittsburgh, $50 Loo
daily, oi4 and 63 daily, Monday From Washing
Baltimore $50 4:5i, 1912 sunday ESQ lO2
D. m Prom Philadelphia 9l 6O lola l04 IL "a NJ 2i 35I
E4, $40 p. m. Sunday sal, 6;lO, ll;0is m. -
Ticket Offices 526 49, 2l and 9A BOaiwsyi No Astor House
and foot Of Desbrosses and Coahdts Bmsnt Ticket No
Battery place. D. ~ BOYD j., Gen. Pass Agent
PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
Il ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, To
THE OIL REGION sQd LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trains
will cave Desbrossss AID Corilandts. Ferries;
800 Be Express ldaly, except Sunday with Pulman Palace
Newborn oil City. Arrive Sunbury
whAmsport s1S; Lock Haven 1885, Remove ll0 rvineton
sos Cory 6O5; B Ei5 Connects at ryneton aud Cory
with Lake Shore X h. for all points Wra -
so m, Rre Mail daily. with Pdlfnm Palace Car from
Philadelphia to Erie Arrive Sudbury cas- whsmspor, s;lO
Lock Haven so Remove II lnetoB &Gj Gerry, 6l0 Ere
73S Connects Irneon and Cory with OIL Creek and Ale
sbeny River for the OIL Region at Bns with Lake shes for
all points West -
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n1naE cuRr1s,s ENACTMENT A GOOD CHING.

JUDGE CORIlSb lMfEAIhai1HA n WV ~
TO the Edttor OF the Trfbane'
SIR: What you say about Judge Curtis TINS
morning may be technically true 1t Is quite possible
that bis impeachment and removal under the circnm
STANCES, would not greatly purify tue Beach, since 80
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1O5i Bernhard sgt Kspp. l6ls knspp sge se,9 n. H
lIS .oa,cE aat Tinker lOs2. 90 Roarke sgt HAZE
37l Paris agL Kelly sheriff 1914. .Worsier ss' LYMAN
24g6 Seaman sgt The Mayor. he o..,..,a
MARINE CoURs.-TRIAL TERM-PiRr L-SPAuLDIsS' "-"p'' "
calendar called al i0a m an
ls1a Carey art Kspueyy IIa5I. Dubois sgt Kelley
ll92. Beer sgt Heten. l259. .suEhachet B1 20 ~"
ia. .ToOpe sgt Thompson 1870. Stacey sgL pouo'
1873. Aaron agL Brennan. ll38 Blant asI Aoor
1242. Herman azt Huhner 1904. .Degood sgI aCnel.
l2tl .pohamus Bocsn il272, agt Gatet
1870 Doiner AIT HigginA li5l. .Curren sgt LanDeei
Iiqs King AT Lyons f9J2. Baker sgt Mspes.
ill6 Norwood ag. Sheehy. 5TI. .BemAk agt Lyons
PART II-GRos J-Opep, and calendar called st 10 A. m
7t5 .Dbble AT. Wells 1929. .Daly aRL Miller
ll0l Koehler AIT Conroy a.. McCreerey sgt Mooney
l23 Derr art Wood Ilf7. .Tathll pgt Resrney.
1888. .Ieth agt. Fielder. 1853. - oang sSL ADoot
l2t Punch att Sach 1877. LiyeTnore ag. Nolan
Bovns 1863. Carpenter agt Sutherhnh
l26l Uohne. W.st Point keidertbaL
Nickel Nlnuf0 20 ISL. Merschnf act. Lew.
p.Pr IIoacHrsKS -Oueus and calendar called At 10 m
4oT pffer sct Wsgner l7tt Shine The Staten Island
l47Y Peek sgt. Chamberlain. Railroad Co.
1873 Same Same. 5b. PANE sgt berkn n r.L.
1885, .Mellck agt Deldng sO5 L0ckscnmios ~ 70 NUA-
l6g3 Miles agt Mitlnacht sJD Lister sgI fugDess"-
l69t Msck AT Baseoer go. .Steenrich agt Farley.
l722 .Tombrink BoehnE. 9tl Mckense kgL ou''sh-
1i3 .Paber ag Boehm. 800 .Peters as Tn,
GEsKaAL SESsoSs-SurHERLASD, J-George H. Williams gonn
Donshay James Walker, Eiwsn Hanlon roboery Ed"s'
Thomas Reney burglars William Tucker noas assault sSa pay
terry; lyman Edward OCorne. David wills Eawsru burns
Michael Nicholson Gafney Robert Fields John gna
larceny Cahane Buchanan larceny from the person. JOIN S
bigsmY :, ,. ,u..;n,,,
THR COMMISSION YAPPEus-ALBASY Jan. 3-Ihe following
OF Appeals for Tuesday Jan ~ NOS %
81, %, 90, 20 u, TO- 81, %, u.s. 10, 49, II, 3d. 81
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1855. Brown hgL Beekman, ext
"opens al I0l q. N.
alfl jones agt. SchrTyer.
716. Harris 6. The Equitable
Life Assurance Society OF
the U. \.
1912. .koehler agt. The Mayor, &c.
7l8. Mitchell AT. Mount.
30. Lee aet Sayles & another.
~. .Opennym sgt The Ge5hard
Fire IBL Co.
IA. Sane agt The Astor Fire
ms Co.
T23. .Gillepder tgt Stover.
1901. Watson agt. BAbocck e. al.
7J5. Wilson agt Pint.
BRADI and LIARsED, J.-Opens
a. III.
$50. .Gopsil sgt. Heath.
li9. Rockwell agt. The Third-aVe.
Railroad Co.
$50. Carpenter ct al. sgt. ninturn
ct al.
ISL. Same agt. Same.
l52. .Pardee ct al. agt. Cay.
1853. Same sgL Same.
l54. Same agt. Same.
l55. .CoWdin ct al. agt Gotiget
TEN.
l56. .Tyng agt. The Commercial
Warehouse Go.
137. .PGsers agt The n. J. West
Line r. X Co.
1853. .Ths Board of Commissioners
Of Pilots Agt. The Pacific
Mall S. y. Co.
at 10 $. m.-Cslendar called at II u
220. Baker agt. Hogel ct al.
"a. In the matter OF Annie
Cheesebronsh ct al
236. .Degrsf ct al. sgt. Midgley.
237. .Spriugmsyer agt Steendorf.
$40. In the matter, &c, Of Bouner
eta
24l..In the matter, &C.. Of Sage ct
al.
2i2. IN the matter, &c, Of Morris
cl al
244. The yes,rle Bank Of Bangor
at. The firemeh's 10. Co.
24s. Latham agt. Hsmann ct al
23l. The n. Y. OIL Go. agt The
PlcSida K. X. Co.
268. SHAW AIT. SeisS
23t. Simon agt Libskie.
286. .MaPes agt. nichols.
288. .Buel agt.. Baker et al.
2S9. Same sgt. Same.
2Sl. Beach ags. Corles. IT,. Ell al.
309. Sinner ast. Valentine, i'm.
pleaded.
3l2. .Keene et al. act. Hagemsn.
3l9. Spinner sgt. Valentine ct al.
800. Simon agt. Lihskie.
3J6. .Hegenstebect agt Sharen ct
Al.
$50. KNAPP, receiver agt Barr
Call Jsh
PART T.-CuRrB. "opens At
!. M.
1915. .Mierson sgt. Hope.
1915. Thompson q al sgi. Benner.
laf3. Friedman syt. Deves.
1889. Burnett agt Shern.
1921 Collins sgt. Murray.
8l5. .Shaier 1T al agt. OBrien,
Sheriff.
l83. .Waldheiner agt. Lowersteir.
1909. Allen. sim'I, agt Donaldson
J.-Opeps al II a. N
1871. daily sgt. Reddy.
1874. .ssuhr agt. BoylAn et al.
1873. Wilson AIT Brennan, Sheriff
1880. .Dodd agA Steiner.
1852. Sears aga The Mercantile
Ina Co.
1885,. Mccormick fgt. Davis
1886. Merritt sgt. Tradennans'
Fire Ins. 70.
1880. .Gnhth agt. Force.
% p. DAILY, q. j., LAaRsxoRz
"Opens al an.
%. Livingstone sgt. Armour.
81. .McDermo.t agt. LJnde.
Ia. Rich agi Dauley.
iSsos. "opens at IL a. m.
l12l Mccormack agt Rrssine.
1913. .Msstsrs stevedore Assoeis.
tien agt WAlsh.
500. Bullock sgt OBrlen, Sheriff
1901. Bleecier sEt The Mayor.
1871. Bank OF North America AIT.
Nat Bank Of the Com u'th.
1854. Schwartz agt Brennan, sh'n
1903. .schott. Administrative. &c,
sgt Wright and Ano.
1885. Smith agt Morgan.
sl2. Bell agt The Home ms. Co.
1919. .Ladlev and ano. aEt Boyce.
l1eo. johnson AIT. Frank.
6lz. .Lseteh sgh Atlaatie Mutual
lnh Go.
GU. Same agl Sima
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Under the call OF States large number of
bills were introduced and referred including the fol-
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CALBNDARS-THis DAT.

COuRT-iS ADMIRALTY.
81. Chapman ct al agt Sanchez
& DOlL
70. .Nlckerson et al agt. Steam
TUG Echo.
-. johnson ct al sgt. Steam. tug
q. 5. Grant.
L-PASCHER, "opens at IOi
~.
1903. Miller IT,, AIT. Harman.
139. Meyer at. the Commonwealth
Fire lns. Co.
74l. .Dattersby sgt. the Central
Park. n. & Z. X. L. X. Co.
Tt3. .Clurk ACT. maeoY,
745. Selling agt. the National Cit.
liens Bank.
III. Dennis aTt Chirlick and ino.
149. .Spellmsn ct al. agl Rauppius.
75J. Rockingham agi. Kemp ct al
755. Brown igt. Beekman, ext
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-11-13
GOLDEN WEDDING.
A Brilliant Party on Broadway
Last Night.

One of The most pleasant affair in which
ve we're ever permitted to participate. wa
the celebration Of the golden wedding Of
Mr. and Nm Daniel Leak, at their Z. sidencs
on Broadway, last night.
At Lincolnshire. in England, on the S'h
of November. 1923. this venerable couple
embarked on the &c. of matrimony, and now,
after sailing for half . century, through al
ternate st rms and sunshine, are still hale
and srong and promise fair to rec q good
portion OF the next hall century.
The party last night was composed Of some
fifty or sixty friends and neighbors, of the
site of Broadway, who brought not only
hearty congratulations, but many valuable
presents, ~ more substantial tokens of their
regard. At about eight O'Clock the guests
were invited to set down to . repast which
did full credit to the occasion, and which
vas one Of the most sumptuous wedding sup
pers ever spread in Leavenworth. Alter
supper, an hour was epent in social CONVEX
sation: the iaiies were afforded an oppor-
tunity to discuss the presents, and the party
retired, With numerous and hearty oongrs.u
lstions TO the venerable bride and groom,
and good wishes for many more returns Of
their wedding anniversary.
In this fast age Of the world, when men
round up lifetime in forty years. but few
people are permitted to celebrate the fitch
return of their wedding day
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-11-13
Benton Barrrcts, No, April 80, 1866.

DR.. JOHN BULr-Dear Sir Knowing the efficacy
u your Sarsapariiia, and The healing aud The ben
eheiai qu ,ties it possesses, send the follow in,
statement Of my case:
vas wounded about two years ago, Was takeu
prisoner, and eoHdned for sixteen months. Bein.
moved 80 often, my wounds have not healed yet
! have not sat up moment SINCE was WOUNDED.
] am shot through the hips. My general health i.
impaired, and need something To assist nature
l have more fifth in your Sar-apsrills than any,
thing else. l sish that which is genuine. Please
express me half dozen bottles. and otIige
CAPT Z. 7. JOHNSON.
81. Louis, Mo
The following wss wri;tn April 3 I-6s
y Mrs. jennie johnson, mother Of Capt. johnson
Dr. JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir: MY husband, DIR.
c. 3. johnson, vas 4 skillful surgeon and and ply
scian, in Central New York, whore he died, Iesv-
ing the above Z. p. johnson 10 my care. AT thir-
teen years Vi aga, he ad 4 chronic diarrhpa and
scrofuia for which l gave your Sarssparills. IL
cured him. l have for ten years recommended il
Ia many in New York. O.io and Iowa, Eor scrofu-
Ia, fever sores and general debi ity Perfect sue
cess has attended II. Tine cures affected In some
cases Of scrofna and fever were almost mrac-
uloas- j am very anxious for my TO again have
recourse to your Sar>ap,rilla He is fearful OF get
ting spurious article. hence his writing TO You for
it. His woun Is were terrible, but I believe he
will -ecover. Rsspec;fu'ly
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-11-13
GREAT EXClTENENT
Among the COlOred Population.
A Haunted House on Sixth Street

For the last two days the people re-idins
in the vicinity of the stone house On Sixth
street, between Shawnee and Delaware, have
been in tremor OF excitement. And this is
the reason why: About four DAYS ago ma
son was hired to repair the foundations Of
the building underneath which there is bo
CELLAR, and while at his work he discovered
. large oblong mound OF earth hesped up
directly under the kitchen floor. Here was
. mystery Indeed Thoughts Of the B-nd.r
graveyard and the hprrid pit beneath that
accursed house flashed across hi- mind in an
instant, and pale with frieh, he stumbled up
70 the door and informed the colored
family who lived within of the ter
rible discosery he had made. That house
was empiied in an instant. The shrieks of
the women plainly told the story Of
their fright A crowd began to
gather, and while the little dusky
urchins Of the neighborhood a-d behind a
friendly shed for prot. c,ion, their Older
brothers wriggled themselves up on all fours
to the mysterious spot, and with dilaied mos
trils and protruding eye-b,lls Peered into
darkness "blacker than q thousand nights.
No one one could be found imbus.l with SUI
6cient ccurage to investigate the horror, ard
the mystery still remsined unravelled Late
that night the family moved away with their
''goo.ls and chattels," declaring that "de
debbil vac dsr shush enough" and no mis-
take. When it became known that the
spirits of the dead men whose bodies we're
supposed to be moldering beneath, had
commenced to roam a. reported by the fam
lily, the excitement began TO increase, but
still superstition among the colored people
vas ~ strong that they dared not make any
Developments a. TO what was under that
mystsrious pile of dirt. Finally the news
got to police headquarters. and Deputy Mar
shal Spalding. accompanied by two Of the
''chain gang" provided with SHOW
els, appeared on the scene. Part of the
foundation wall WAS taken away, and the
two men were sent underneath with in
strucaious to shovel away the heaps and
report what vas beneath. For two lorg
weary hours they dug and delved in the
earth in perfect silence. Surrounding the
building stood q crowd of about AGO
men and boys. Who whispered to each other
in subdued toner, and sPeculated as to how
many dead men would be found. But moth
ing ever vas found. After digging over
the whole space between the foundation
walls, the deCision was arrived At that the
mound vas caused BY anne earthly agency
unknown to the deponent, and the Marshal
and his aids departed. Nothing can ever
induce the family 10 move back again into
the house, and n far ~ the colored popula-
ton is concerned, that tenement will always
remain empty.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-11-13
Notice Of Publication
STATE or KANSAS, \

STATE OF KANSAS,
FIRST JUDICIAL district, Us.
LksvkSwoRTH COUNTY.
In the Dstr ct Court in and for the sill County OF
LeAvrnvorth and tate of Ka"sas
Samuel +. Battle worth, Plant II.
David W. MiiJistoa, as trustee
o A6aie ". North, Addie ".
North, J. Barton Norta- bus-
Rand OF the said Adde ".
North, and Harry Mortimer
johnson, Leila NJ. johnson and
Paul E. johnson, minor chit
dren Of smon N. Johns N, de-
CEASED. def, ndants.
The said Harry Mortimer johnson, Leila N.
heirs Of Slmoa n. J.has0u, licensed, defendants
in the above entitled cause, will he rehy take no
tice that they have heep sued in the District Court
in and for the County Of Leaven worth and sta'e Of
X nsas, and that petition has been fiei in said
Court by said Samuel r. ButterW nth, plaintiff
az resaid. That the said Harry Mortimer John
son, Leila NJ. Johnson and Paul 4. Johnson, mi-
nur children and heirs Of oimOa u. johnson, de-
ceased ST answer the petition d the said plain
tit, spd unless they answer the petition OF sal I
pl .intid o or before the slst day Of December,
A. ID. 1873 shs said petition will be taken true,
and the prayer Of said petition will be granite
and judym Mt will be rendered that the east hall
Of the northwest quarter and the east half Of he
southwest quarter Of section fourteen (l4), town
ship nine 81, nse twenty two (22), cast Of the
sixth principal meridian situated in the county oil
Leaven sorth ard etae Of Kansas whe Elm the said
Marry Mortimer johnson, leila N. JOHNSON and
Paul E John on, minor children and he - Of
Simon N. Johns n, deceased, Is averred in said
petition, have undivided fourth interesD b
partitiOned and vided according 10 the prayer o.
said psiIiou, and the respective rights Of the par
ties, and In case partition Or division of the
p smises is impossible or cannot be had, that said
premises be soid and the proceeds of the same dvd-
ed prayed for in said petition, according the
F r. FnzwnrI.x,
n0yl3-v5t Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-11-13
Us,n~as-. ssre.s q s,,l Care.

The unfailine. ever faithful friend Of the
unfortunates who are afflicted with Chills,
Fev-rs. Agues. enlarged or eneorged Spleen,
sun Pains and the dreadful frightful Con-
eestive Chills thai takes of its victims in the
short space Of an hour or two. Wilhol.t's
Tonic is the cure for tins, for these and fol
all diseases that have their origin from mi.
asmatic poison in the atmosphere you
breathe.
The Tonic contains no poison, no arsenic
no Mercury. No Quinine. nor any other de-
leterious drug. Il is equally safe for every
age; and leaves no rAcking pains in the
limits nor splitting pains in the head, bu,
the renovated patient gets up q new man,
and knows that he il whole once more. Just
try it and you will be convinced. For sale
by Robert Parham. eOd&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-11-13
THE STANDARD.

THE STANDARD.
This great Church Assc Box by o. Emns :
son and h. = Palmer has double the M .rit. Al d
10 likely 70 have double the sale cf com non book
b. one composer. The 90 Is Of either gentleman
have - BY the hundred THOUSAND, and the
STANDARD ri continue TO b. cali for until
every Choir. singing Cisss, sud Convention ais
supplied. Price, d so Published by
OLIVER DiTSOS Co, Rus.on.
CHAS II. DIrSON a co,
nevls 90 dA1 III Rrnsdvav, New York
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-11-13
DIR. G. BIGELOW,
C0nndeniial Physician.

Has removed from No. I7e South Clark Street.
corner Of Monroe, 10 No. III SOUTH STATE ST.,
CHICAGO.
1t Is yell known by all readers Of the papers that
DR.. G. Bigeio~ 4 the Oldest established physician
IN Chicago who has de the treatment Of all
chronic and 5ectuai diseases a specially. Science
and experience has male orb. the most renowned
SPECIALIST Of the age hooored by the press,
tesmed Of the highest meIioal attachments by all
the medical institutions Of the day, having devoted
TWENTY YKAks OF his LIVE in psrf.ciing remedies
that viii positively the worst eases Of CHRONIC
AND PavATE DISEASES OF the cEsIIo-URISAKY
OCEANS of both sexes SEMINAL wHAKSKa pro-
duciny NERVOUSNESS, AVERSION TO SOCIETY, IN
PAIRKD VISION, 10 % MEMORY AND MANHOOD,
perfectly cured II is evident that who con fines
himself % the study OF certain diseases, treating
thousands Of cases every year, must have greater
skill than physician IN general practice Heal
his MEDICAL TREATIES for ladies' snd gentlemen,
free to any address, in sealed ve!ope. Con-
.ULTAIIoS FRkx- The finest rooms in the city,
with SEPARATE PARLoKs for ladies and gentlemen.
al!-see only the Doctor. CosRrsPOS xScx CON-
FiDKSTIAL- Address letters 70 BIZ. c. BIGELOW 4
No. "a State street
n. B.-Ladies senI for descriptive circular 81
PessaTie Remeii, the .~st preventative Of eoncet-
ton known. Sent 10 any address free Of charge.
dec19lAv
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-11-13

Cures clilIs and fever and reduces enlarged
spleen with,ut the u.e Of mercury aud
O.!ine.
1t leaves no h-a.ische, no depression OF
spirits, aud no constipation Of the bowels.
Ii makes q well mao OF the eick one, nor
does it require weeks and months to effect a
cure.
W'lhoft's Tonic contains no poison, il
contains no arsenic or mercury, and is ar
safe for an infant ~ for the strong, robust
man.
Let every family try Wilhof;'s Tonic and
test its properties.
Farewell to quinine! eosd-bye arsenic
and calomel! WiIhoft's Tonic is the only
safe and sure remedy for chills.
oc;l5eod&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-11-13

$1,000 hotties of Green's August
Flower has h-en snld in this Stale in three
months. We only AK you to 60 to the
irug store Of Robert Psrham, Leavenworth,
Kansas, and get bottle free Of charge. CT .
regular size at IS cents. Every hottle var
ranted to cure Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plant, Sickheadache, Costivene~, Heart
burn, Waterbrash. Sour Stomach, Judges
ton, impure Blood, or Desanged Stomach
and yer. Try il. d&weow
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-11-13

may mean a general breaking up Of the Life
forces, or it may indicate the e6ecta of oh.
scure disease contracted ia early life. IN
eith.r case Dr.. Helmbolds Bochu i The
sure specific. 1t re-tores the functions Of
manhooi, and reDovstes the entire system.
Il acts upon both the liver and kidneys, and
is Justly entitled the Great Diuretic. Gel
the genuine. All druggists sell il. John
F. Henry, New York, Sole Agent:
eodAv
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Wilson's CarbOlated Cod Liver Oil

Is aOt Q secret empirical nostrur. II Is . happy
combination Of two remedies known to phi ysi. ians
every where a. he best means Of combating con-
sumption. This combination is Mr.. Wilson's
discovery, and is foundei WON the following
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In all cares Of excessive drinking, the
liver and kidneys will be found seriously af.
tecte,l. The stomach refuses to act, and can
not retain the necessary food. The nerves
are uns,rune, and the man feela truly wretch
ed. o. counse, in snch cares, the irst thing
is to cease the use Of alcoholic stimulants,
then restore the diaorganized liver and kid
neys to their normal condition. No medi-
cine will 20 eHec,ually do thir a Parker
Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. II
taken according to directions, no doubts need
be entertained Of obtaining p,omp, and effect
ual relief Sold BY ali druggis's. every
where. noviSf&W
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il makes US feel good when others cry
hard times, business dull, money scarce, to
notics the activity At John Seekers. For
Tie lest two weeks John hiss opened case
after caae; his freight bills being heavier
than during Tue early part Of the season.
We asked for IN explanation. John said,
''al,housh I am no Spiri,ualist, 1 "a,
prompted Lest spring to 60 slow ! obeyed
The command, and repeated the same thing
ths fall When othen went and laid in q
heavy stock, stayed st home and replen
iehed lightly. Nov since the panic d over
en- daily receiving my principal stock Of
winter closhing 1t di-count Of twenty pe'
cent, At least, lsss thaa the same eoods were
purchasrd for before the panic. ! can nov
a6ord. and do cell any article 1t the same
ratio - those goods bought since the panic ~
This vill Be good news to al iu want of good
clothisx and underwear. The main c.usr
efJuhn's success Is his liberality in dealing,
always ready to sacrifice when the time.
demand il, which the sysaem. one price for
~, to witch he sdheres strictly, compels
him 70 mark down the prices they wust Be
load for, 10 be lower than the same can Be
bought for at any other house. Not only
th9s " Gaze, hut ve would iasi.s tina, every
body IN nerd Of snyshirs in the line Of
essA;ls nd a"ae' wear .hosld 70 and "a,
soaias "a" seeker !; yoa v.ot ja.;c. done
70 yoa. His prices rule The Leaveuworsh
Dartet,