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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-24

All other Grand Benevolent Societies in
the United States, and all othe. Societies oil
this county and State. are respectfully In
vi,ed to unite with Us in making this one o.
the most m agni6 cent displays that has ever
been witnessed in the West.
The Society will meet at the Hall on
Cherokee street, between Third and Fourth,
at 9 O'Clock a. m, when the procession will
form and march to the depot 10 receive their
welcome guests from the subordinate lodges
of the State of Kansas; from thence, through
the principal streets of the city, (headed by
the Benevolent Brass Band, which consists
of eighteen talented young men), to the grove.
Come one! Come all!
The following named gentlemen will de
liver addresses on this occasion: Thns.
Newton, Hon. c. fletcher, Rev. J. NJ. Will
kerson, Hon. d. r. Anthony, Hon. John
Morris. Hon. james Howard, Hon. ]. D.
Vaughn, Marshal Hook, Hon. Geo. 7. An
thouy, Col. Houston, Samuel Helms, Of
Grasshop.er Falls; Joseph Bell, Of Atchi-
son; Rev. ID. Lee, Of Lawrence; Rev. NJ.
Wier and Hon II. D. McI,ape, of Topeka.
and other distinguished gentlemen Of the
State.
Omnibnses will run TO and from the city
for the sum OF % cents.
PROGRAMME FOR THE EVENING":
There will he a festival at Odd Fellows
Hall, the hall is q large one, and ample
arrangements have been made 40 that all can
enjoy themselves. Don't fail to be there.
Admission-Adults, a5 cents; children,
Is cents.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT:
Jefferson Craisne, Chairman; Lewis
Branch, Jerry Chism, Robert Davis, Allen
Parr, assisted by ladies; ]. w. Perkins.
Marshal of the day; Aron Gillis. Assistant.
Persons desiring TO have refreshments or
tables on the ground will consult the
Trustees. Isaac Wells, Chairman; John
Barber, Secretary.
u s. BLAND, President.
GEO. NORMAN, Secretary.
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DR. J. L THOMPSON.
Dentist,
No. 32S Delaware >reet.
10 av n~Orth.
HA Ma AS.
feiycdIy
DIR. BOHANNAN,
OFFICE No GIG NORTH FIFTH STREET.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
E-TABLIsaEp IN ct. LoUIs IN 1877

E-TABLISAED IN ST. LOUIS IN 1897
4 LURES all Chronic and Special Diseases in .
" snort time. either in m ale fem lle Charges
los lees; mercury.
Dr. Hohanlan's Treaties Oh Special Disea es'
which fully explains rhe nature, causes, sym D
toms. &C. OF ermAtorshsa or ) -minal weak nsss
syphil $. feuse eompl 'int,. all impediDenfs to
marriage, and valuable information other deli
eat. subjects sent fee To any address in u pain
sri!c'i envelope Oh r,cei Of one stump.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CUREo.
~. fohannan'- Vegetable Cur alive permanently
cure. all forms %. si,sr.rafOrrhel s'iainai weak
"ss In :r IN two to seven ~eekS' time II restores
lost power, and brings back tn. youthful vixor OF
OF those who have q stroyef il by Ial excess Of
evil practices. This remedy has been used by Dr..
years and has never Eail.,l in curing even tn,
worst cl-es- Price g. tS-ot TO any -diress free
from observatory Sod only at Dr. q. a.
Bohannan's Office, No. sl9 North Fifth street, ~.
Louis. No.. Established in 1887 povis.lSv
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eArcnEluR'y HAlR 6YE.

This splendid Hair bye IL the bet In the r1id.
The only True sBl Perfect bye. Harmless, Reli-
able and lnsfAa tane,uS: no disappointment; no
ridiculous tinis unpies,ant Oior. Remedies the
III effects Of bal d yes aud washes PrOduces imme-
diateiy . superb BLACK Natural Brown, and
leaves the hair Clean. Soft ani Beautiful. The
genuine signed W. A. R.frh,ior. S,!d by all
druggists. CHAS. SATCHELOR,
nov 1881 Prop'r n r.
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NOTICE d hereby given that there .iIi Be q NJ i.
IN tif3aa Prefentsa 70 the Board u County C ~.
ninisrss. Ct their next regular msetinI, se.d
the Ceanty C!efk.s once, Monday, Angus Aiht
Q y corner Of the e ofthe q, - 4 q IL rsns
ming north on the yes. lice ofe b Of tn = ar Al
section n, end tie Or Ct section I. I'll II torn.
sh1pS range -, east toihe y corner q ~ :. =
q the qr Of section I, and there n tssninSse.
JAMES AeDONAID.
jalyi7ditv2t Pd1eiSal Rseisisa1.
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souaty ltems-The wheat Yield

sAouasy lfems-rhe wheat Yield
An item gather at Torgonoxie sends us
this little budget of intelligence:
The farmers in the southern portion oil
the county are threshing their wheat. The
quality and quantity is much better than
generally expected. The average yield, as
far as have heard, will exceed twenty-five
bushels per acre, Some small lots have
turned out over thirty bushels. Oats have
been unusually good. Corn is looking we'll
Potatoes and grass needs rain.
No cases of ague in this section. A few
cases of summer complaint. Otherwise it is
verv healthy.
The bridge at Stranger, over Stranger
creek, was finished Monday last. The SUI
per-tructure ia too good for the pile founda-
,ion upon which it rests.
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Siacri1's Sale.

Siberia - Sale.
In the District Court OF the First Judc al District
Of the state Of Kansas sitting in aud for L-asen.
wofta County. in raid state.
Benjamin Frasklin F!enniken, Plain-l
til.
George W. Gardiner ani Marcia A.
Gard nef, Defendants.
DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that under
L AMI by viitue Of the judgment reodeved in the
above entitled action in, and by the above named
count and Of . special execution issued on sid
judgment 10 me dir. ctsd and delivered, will on
7Aursday, the 2sth day Of Aug2a A. D., 1873
At II clock .. m. Of aid day. at the court house
door in the City Of Leaveawort in the county and
State Aforesaid offer NJ public sale and sell TO the
highest bidder. FOR cash In hand, the following des
cribed real property. situate. lying and beine in
the county OF Leavenverth, and State Of Kansas
namely:
All that part Of the southea't quarter Of section
number ten Q0), in township number nine t9l, Of
on the east side Of the 90 New LaGre1ce Road, ~
containing sixty i've (65) acres Of Land, more or
less.
Said properly Is to b sold as commanded by the
said special execution and In pursuance VI said
Judgment
Sheriff Of IHaven worth County, Kansas.
shedTs O@ce. Lsavenvor'h City, July 18th,
A. d 1873.
VIZ. HIoixBoIHAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
iplgl9dlt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON MARRIAGs.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects o
Errors and ABUSES in early life. Manhood re-
stored. ImpssliInents to Marriage reIov~i. New
method of treatment. New and renal able rene
dies. Books and Circulars sent free. In sealed en-
velOpes- Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
dSW No Q Saush Ninth ST PhjlxIelpht n ~
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DIR. J. r. MILLER'S
UNIVERSAL
Ma ghetto Balm

This melicne may with propriety he called an
Oniverssl Remedy, - rs il Is asst superse,iiny all
others as general family m-Ecin.. Ii cures a. IL
by MAGNETIC INFLUENCE. Neuralgia and sli
PAIN anu Is therefore v-' property termed Mag
ne,ie BUN. u Is a purely Vegetable prep ,raton.
" has no equal Is a remedy los
swOSeSss. CNOe~vN WOSbus. Ds1vphH.
ID seasery. Collie mud ali Ss..r "a S.s,. .
psWims.
Itstimely use will cure Gods. Cro.r Diu,heri,
ounsy and all Throat affections
when properly use,l. Fever AMI Ayue ani other
complaints inei.teut tn western and southern
climates are easily broken up.
Nervous pam, lex Hrxtsche and RSeumst,S,,
are cured by this medicine when all Other, hay.
faiied. Toothaeha, E1racre, Burns Chiiblain,
and Bruises are relieved ut once by II. rs.
The great value anil usefuins~S Of this mel,c;n.
mas caused II To sufer from b.s.. INIT atoms
and counterfeits than any other me Iicin. The
genuine has ID. Rinsom 4 Co.'s pri vat.. Revenue
stamp IN the outside. and DR.. j. L. Mitrs M,g
netic Balm blown in the bottle
EXAMINE ei.s"iy AMI buy non. but the genuine
soih Nv all drussts's. Price p ceat, Der hottl.
Ransom. Ham:in Co. Busa'o " y
sgr9-e.riSw
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Proposals.
OFFICE KANSAS STATE P.SIrkxTIARY,

OFFICE KANSAS STATE PESIrKxTIARY,
Leav~nvOrth, Ksnsas, July II, 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
y ONCE until Augu-t 5th, ~ 3 p. N for furnish
ing coal for the Peri:entiary for ono year. con.
mencing the LIST of October, 1878. About $50 tons
tor b. atinz purposes, and - tons for blacksmi h.
ing purpOsrs will be required.
Ali cSal mu he clear Of waste and dirt, Of the
best quality, and suitable Tor the purprs s in
tended.
Bids must state price per bush-l, delivered at the
penitentiary switch on the car, and delivered from
time TO time ia ,n;ities required for use and
- directed BY the Warden. Ali coal 10 be weighe.
and received at the Peniientiary, and suij-ct to
the approval OF the warden to quality.
Paym 1T. 3. - Js monthly IN United states
currency. The right is reserved to jet any or
all hide.
jy13 lot HENRY HOPKINS, Wa.de-.
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IN lar sfssiea Of tie Board Of county Commi, ,.
aooen, Of l. ssenvovth county, 70 Be held on Au-
gust eth, 1873. 1t the County Cle-k's Otce, there
commence ~ the aouihsast corner Of section 10
township II ranse 20, running thep north on the
county line, or near - pracsieahle, to inter-
secs Uith the Pearson road Al Thomas Bells. and
thaae 70 hrminate
LEVI BALDWp
julyiovew Principal Petftioass.
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japan he's jua negotisied loan 10 Eng
land Of &l2, SOC, 900, Issuing for il twenty
fve-yesr Z per cent. bond-, for the payment
Of which the faith and revenues Of the Gov
esnmsns are pledged. Thee bonds wers
issued II 92l. and were all subscribed for in
three days, the quotation having since raised
TO 981. The proceeds have nearly all beea
cent 70 japan in gold, siiver and Mexican
dollars, and are to he devo.ed TO the cum.
pletiCn Of the Y.-ldo and Os.ko Railway, {
line ii about SjO miles and TO the improve.
msnt OF vsriou. u ,:ic ;s,iidings
Who s-ys Ksn.ss won't gov ians
xrss. Nov sn'n4~ Phiiip Alien, Egg
aud pre-e",s t'.e Gra<shopper ~irh a bunch
oi tiu,aahy, rome Of the ,tsAwA at which an
Eve feet and one inch long, with heads six
wheat that would eatisfy the Gfeatesl
grumSler at droushty Kansas thst ever left
the State.
"A man in Crawford cs.un,y lu.t his
tesm, and followed the supposed thief 800
miles through the Wes.ern cnun;ies before be
overlook him When he arrived home he
found his own animAls pickefed near che
house. the neighbours having found them
three weeks before his return.
"A Platte county lover called Lis girl .
No. duck, in responce 10 which der
stood compliment the lass lifted handful Of
hal: from the top of his head modified
sc.lping operation.
The following il . statement Of the
business Of the U. s. land ofice at this place
during tire month of June, 1878:
Lands located with Agricultural College
Scrip, SOD acres located with Military
Bounty Land Warrants, 80 acres land en-
tered under Homestead act. q 776 acres !;
50 final Homestead proofs. I, 466 acres 135
pre-emption declarations filed under scis Of
1871 and March q, 1864; % Soldien'
Homestead declarations. act of June 8, 1872;
Is entries under Timber Culture act o.
March 3. 1872; l73 Homes,eads entered
Conoordia Empire.
Tine new wheat is being put into mar.
kei very rapidly. 1t will bring some pc
clniary relief.
Arthur Sage, Of Shawnee County, har-
vested 64O bushels Of wheat from eigh-
teen acres this year, being thirty Elk and one
half bushels 20 the acre. How is that for
Eansas?
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The Northern Pacific Railroad offer, for sale
Its LANDS IN GENITAL AND w ksTERs MlSxKsUrA
embracing: !. The hest Of Wheat Land: 2 Fl.
ceileot Timber ios the MIL the Farm and The Pire:
s. Rich Prairie Paseurags and Natural Meadow.
vafeIe ed By the clear LAkes and running streams
in Healthful Climate. sAe,s Fevev and Agpe Z NM
tnOsra.
Grain can Be Oh pped hence BY lake 10 market
- cheap - from Eastern Iowa OF Central Illinois.
Carr nos run through these Lands from Lake su-
per.0r 10 DAkota Price Of lard cloee to track o. 90
% ~ 90 POI aere; further away $50 10 q. 90,
seven Years CT ut; wanAnsss Deeds; North
EN- Paei6c 5-3o Bonds. nov selling 1t par, re-
essved for land 1T ~. 10. No other unoccupied
lands present ssch advantages to sett,eYa.
ooi61or0 under the New Law March, le72l get
10 se'es FREE. near the railroad. by one ana two
yssn residence.
1Ya1sDegtatto1 at Reduced Rates furnished
irosn all principal points East to phue hasers Of
kaiirond Lands, and - SettleFs on Govemmeos
Homesseads. Purchaser, their wives and children
e1IY3o4 me- over Tie Northern PseiAe Rosd.
Aev b the dos ~ settlers and Colonies 10 ese
kaiifsed Land and Government Homestead Close
70 the tfaek.
Send 81 RaRpAlst eostaini.e full inSormafioo.
nap snA espy OIL New Honessesd Law. AdAreo:
LAND DEPARTNENT, NORTHERN PACU1C
RAILROAD. 81. PAUL, MINI,
vesv Oh - FIFTH AVENUE. cor S1D
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THE: ORGAN At HOME.

For Reed Organs SO so.
.. " % RianofoFts.
Ifsien VIII bear in mind these popular books,
which vs sell With the best
&. n. D1TNON 4 CO..
III Broadway. N. r.
OLlVER d SAOA 4 90,
ult keOdAv B. aton.
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10000 900 Acres
Cheap Farnsl
The Cheapest Land In " lrkei for sale by the
Union Pacific r. 3. Co.
In the Great Platte Valley.

5000, 600 Acres in Central Nebraska nov for
sale In tracts OF forty acres aad upwards, On Eve
and ten years credit, At per cent. No advance
interest required.
Mid and be ;lth.ul climate krtile soil, an album
dance Of good water.
The best market in the West. The great Mining
!ezsons Of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and Nevada
beings ppiied BY the farmers in the Platte Val ey.
Soldiers entitled % Homestead OF 100 acres.
The best locations for colonies.
Free homes for ALI Millions Of scYes Of choice
Tow rnment Lznds open for entry under the
Homestead Law, near this Great Railroad. With
good marsets and all the convenience Of an old
setted country.
Free passes To purchasers of Railroad Land
Sectional Maps. showing the Land. also new sdi-
ton Of Descriptive Pamphlet, With New Maps
IA Tiled free every " here.
Address OF DAyIs
Land Commissioner U. p. r. r., Omaha, Neb.
a.rt-anaH&x -
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The Nashville. Banner ssy-: "Henera
ID. II. Hill, late editor of the Land We Lore
Who has been chaved up BY Paraon Brown
low, compares the 'Saouth' to Poland, de-
-pises the 'Nawth,' and sends his boy to ths
United States Naval school ut Annapolis"
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OFFICE KA-sAs STATE PENIrsHII,RY,l
Leavenwor b, Kansas, July II, 1873. !
OEALED BIps will be received at this Office un.
y til c. clock p. m, August 5, 1878, for furnish
ing ninety squares Of ronf-slAtirg. Size Of piece.
70 be loxls iaches to 1lx22 inches, OF the hest
quality Of slxfe and to be subject 10 the approval
Of the pPiscn architect.
Bids must 6 whether Stating Is TO be delivered
at Leavenvorth or tn s'Penitentiary Stafien"
Bids villsbe received either for material ready to
put on the roof, or laid in place.
Payment to be made in United Sta'es currency,
by the sQuare-roof GeAsuTemcnt
A bond equal in amount to price Of work will be
required, with two good sureties, for faith'ul
pliance With contract. The right Is reservsd to
jet any or all bids.
By order Of the Roa.d VI ri-ectors
ivl3.IOt HENRY HOPKINS. Wsrden.
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THE TURN OF FORTUNE.
Result OF the Rattle for Gen.
Miles $500 Team.
j. II. Graham Gets the First
Prize.

A large throng Of well-to-do citizens oil
Leavenworth and officers at the Post assen.
bled at the Com nercial Billiard Hall last
week. to zee the dice throwing in the raflle
for General Miles team, which consisted
| Of two fac homes and an elegant carriage.
The team was valued at $500, and is still
worth the money. Eighty chances we're sold
At $40 chance. 1t vas pre-arranged that
the individual throwing the highest number
should received the first prize; the next high
eat the second prize and the third highest
the third prize.
Messra J. N. Graham and G. NJ. Bittman
each threw So. which vas the highest num-
Der reached. Instead Of throwing Cd to de-
eide Who Vas entitled 70 iut selection, Mr..
q. paid Mr.. B. $50 for the choice and took
the hest horne Of the span.
Mr.. Bittmann, Who Wa then entitled to
second choice, selected the carriage.
MeMrs. WIN. Gordon, Sam. Stone and W.
s VAnDuyer each threw so, and II decide
Who should take The remaining hone a. the
third prize. took another turn with the dice,
and Sam. Stone won BY throwing 81.
Good feeling prevailed throughout. The
small throwing Of some vho had confidently
couated On winning b feeling luck in their
bones caused 10 litile mirth. All the prizes
were captnEsd b civilians the army Office: Q
retiring without any Of The spoiA.
The horse Won BY M. Graham GIN easily
trot in $50.
Two watches, one gold and the other ell.
ves, have been put up for rafle 1t Silas
Dexters-sishty-6ve chances 1t 81 chance.
The Individual throwing the highest number
will receive the gold watch, and the person
vho throws the lesa viii get the silver time
piece.
Simons, The telegraph dispatch boy, has a |
COW and calf up foe EsAle-6fty chances, one |
dollar q piees. Wouldn't Il Be good idea |
vhils IL rsiDs & = o.. for Col Houston
end Shaw b put up Tie Commercial and give
Tie boys chance 70 throw for Il.
. I'm iroa for he Boaldef Valley branch
II IL Ka.D Rsaife Railway. foe Hughe,
- H. Dssvs Rsei4e, has searly al been
~ tasvasl. - IL icr he Cassoa a.d
Lyon hs.nsA : esiag forward nov. Bob
a thas hsanehoV,n y Gsshedshy The mid.
IA of AngU
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Correct.

Correct.
The man John Wilson, who was picked
up by the police in . destitute and dying
condition, was taken in charge yesterday
by Mr.. Huddles,on. the Commissioner Of the
Poor, and conveyed back to his old quarters
at the County Work House. Mr.. Huddles
ton stafes that he.was discharged without any
authority whatever, BY some one connected
With the Poor House management, and when
he learned of the mans condition and the
cause OF his being driven away, he FASTENED
to inquire into the matter snd return the
poor paupef where he would receive proper
food and treatment. We commend the
pccmpt action of the Comminiooef. and
hope the offending and heartles Official vho
turned the sick and dying man out, will re.
ceive the reprinasd be % richly deserved
A WRITER IN The Boston Globe from s. o
toga says: Aside from The racing season,
there i 10 betier claa Of people in Tie lsnd
than ths summer inhahitanis Of 6afaaoRa,
rspcsssuaatives Of all the mearopolitas eide
Of Tie Unios, . veil - England, Fezsce
and Spain. Here England i largely rep
resented this ssasoo, and thoss from tkst
quarter are generally known b their lack a
display, fev Ringing their hoss<s, caniases
asd sssvante; Nev Yosk, Bsoeklyn, and
Philadelphia bsing nossd foe DIR e3eease
equippaee, 6ne hoesss and hvsRisd sexvsnas.
M DIR nagai6osnGly dssBsd Lido.
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Don't failto procure NRA WINglOWsSDorH.
ING 81 kUP for al alnsan0 bef1Dns - - n1ioA
pin. cures Wind eeaie. Nfn11ss o. SeVeIa ~
81 diving relief sd hanltH = - 49, efVss ~
10 H. nesher. 1e sure an10nt1
.AeA wlHstOW'S So34nIN0 SYRUP"
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GRAND CELEBRArgON

AZ the Picuie Gr0uads One VILE from
the city, August Let, 1879, Usder the
Ausptces OF she First ssraHd 1nde'
pendent BesevOIest Seeiesy OF a'e"v.
emWOrin.
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STATE OF KANSAS, l.
County af LeaxanHofh ~.

STATE OF KANSAS. /.
County OF Lavenvonh.
In the Proha'e Court In and for said county.
N the ma ter Of the estate Of il lam C. NcDov-
81 deceased.
CREDI rORS AND ALL OTHER FER. Oys
" Interested in the Aforesaid estate, ara hereby
notihed that at the next regular term sf the Pro-
bate Court, in and FIR aid counts u BE- b<Tun m
and held at the tourt Boon, 10 the City and .oup-
y OF Leavenvortn, STATE Of aNosesa d. on the a.,
Monday in the month 81 Oetsher, 4. d. ls73 ve
shall apply 70 said court icr full and final sole.
Rent OF said q. ate.
EUGENE b. ALLEN
WASHINGTON D. KELLY.
Adminissr.tonef william {. Mcdowell, deed.
iuiy lOW50
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III. j. Miller & Co..
PRACTICAL
plUNBERs, CAS- AuD SIeAla elITERS
Ne. % Delaware Sc.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS II
w Wrought Iron and lie "a Pipe, sheet Leed,
Gs FiKtares, Finished Br.ss WORK, Pumps o.
every description, Leather and Rubber Rslting.
Ruhher Hoe. Rubber. Cotton and Hemp PICKING
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MEDICAL.

lCONSU M PTION
AND ITS CUsE
90
Wet ms Of this .vfui disease are fou nd in eye,x
ne gs"s' ho0d, In almost every house
Fer them o. for their frends ve have n Inc. of
good sheer and hope-she snLouncs,n. a, . No.,
. ., ,aa discovery. srmy bas upon eormo.
ems and r"ason by which the terrific uai.dy i.
positively contriei, snI It's victim, are rest. nd
10 health
Wilson's CarbOlateG Cod Liver Oil
eomoina'ion Of two remedies known to phs q ians
every where As tho best means Of committing c.,,,
sumption. This combine ion is Mr.. Wii.oo'
a''e 'Sefy' and 'atoundei spon the following
MOUND REASONING.
Consumption is decay. Soothing, exp ,csorsut
,Hs hs..ss SIenStnen the Life forces and psolons
sooner or later. the victim must yield. Climate
rsoi,s .. are sometime. COOL, bu! they seldom
u0ae 10 stop the decay; then approach the res.
Giles. alterations cavities and depos: Of
matter pas are forming The circuIa.ion carries
this poison all over the holy Wssfine. los, of
appetite. enervatiou night sveats and All sh, ter
rbis ~ mptoms appear. Is il worth while 10 do
" nne symptons. .hich are merely the results
vnne tne cecay-which is the cause ID citing up
me Ike sprinS
These Two things arc well knova BY the best
pny icisns:
Ist Carbolie arid quickly arresss deeav II Ia
the most powerful inedieine in the known word
Eveo aead bcdies are preserved by IT, Entering
INTO the circulation. II at oncs grappiea With cor
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