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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-01-23
CeE's COUGH sslssM

TO. CorGHS, @TyuP, Waoo.ns Cough. Quin-
Y ~. Asthma, Gods, Hnsrseress, T:cAlns in
tho throat, Catarra and ConsumI :ion-
Whoop,ug Cough cursd my child in the FIRST
stxss OF ia CONF rt.-Lharies RAwiiag-
Q2insy-it eurci me. hat been afi ciel FIVE
yrars.-inB T. Boycott.
Croup-it cured my caiid afr o,her medicines
had fiiiei.-Es'j Grinneli.
Coughs had sufe-eG. three years. believe It
{, lie an "fectuAl remedy. l.. Root.
Colds and Asthma believe il to he IN invaIc-
abe Fanny Medicine. -J:s. Holiister.
THECG CLARK 4 CO, New Haven, Conn
Sole Propretors-
JOAN =. HENRY, sac College Pi,re. y. r.,
Sole Agent. novitd..w
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MAKE money fs, and honorable, BY al
osoe applying for territorial right. (which
are given free TO agents. to aell the best,
strongest, most useful and rapid selling Sew.
ing Machine ever used or recommended BY
families, er buy one for your own use; j,
i, only S.. Sent free everywhere by ex-
press. Address for particulars, A. Catchy.
Superintendent, corner Greenwich and
ourtlandt streets. New York. "
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Yet in the highest degree disinfectaut and
preservaiive, SOzoDoSr keeps the teeth al
ways healthy and .poiless, snd the gums
rudy and tree from canker. dAw
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Carney Admits the Payment Of
$l5. 600 for his Withdrawal.
Money Paid to Members Of the
a legislature. ~
The Seven Thousand Dollars Ex.
planned.

Tsp ci,i dispatch to the Leavenuorth Times
WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. Is. 1873.
Governor Carney arrived here yesterday,
and to-day terrified relative to CaIdsel''
election before the Senate Committee o.
Privileges and Elections. He ssid that h
was in honor bound Ia
TELL THE WHOLE TRUTH,
And then stated that he agreed with C.i6.
we'll Dot to be candidate for United State
Sesator in confederation Of the sum of
PIrrEEN THOUSAND DoLLAks,
And thst Caldwell paid him that amount.
He stated that neither the
SEVEN THoU.AND DOLLARS,
Nor any part Of i,s proceeds ~. paid to him
but that Tom Anderson took that moLey Int"
= private room. y her Witnesses swore tiat
Sol. Miller received i. for the voie- of the
DoNIPHAN CSUNTY OBLIGATION.
Gov. Carney ais, swore To the ,.sy ment OF
money to four other members Of the Legi-Ia-
'ure. namely, Bsyer-. Williams, L-gsts,
Butler aud Croc: er Saeed, Of S,,ina, tes,;-
fed that ne was
OFFERED MoNEY,
and that he Was further offered the Receiver
ship Of the Salinz land Office.
w. 3. Burke s~ore that Caldwell paid
him six thousand dollars to aid the election
through the Leavenworth Bulletin, and that
Caldwell told him the election COS, him
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Fletcher gpes home tonight. Levi VIII
sn, Geo. S. Smith, Thos P. Fenlon =cd
Rev. DR.. Rsaser arrived to-day, and viii
be examined next Monday. Judge Lowe
and Col. Phillips have
GONE TO TOPEKA
To attend the election of U. S. Senator, and
will be there next Monday.
Governor Osborn's telegram to President
Grant requesting the removal of troops from
the
CHEROKEE LANDS,
And the election Of Josiah Kellogg to Speak
er of the House, are endorsed by all the
Kansas men in this city. Your correspond
ent is directed by the committee to remain
here until Monday. Senator Caldwell vas
reported sick, and did not attend the exam;-
nation to-day.
GOVERNOR CARNEY
been ordered to remain until Monday,
md no doub, will be recalled to the witness
tand. ID. 4. A.
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p,?aiari'lus-ratcd book 26opnges)on
MANHOOD, WoMANRooDi MARR1AGEi
Inpcdirncnts to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely aeated, post
paid for 50 cents, BY DR. c. WHITTIER.
6I7 St Charles Street, st. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
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CHAfPED hands, faoe, rough skin, pimples
rina,-worm, salt-rheum, and other cutaneo',s
affections, cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth BY using the Juniper Tar Soap made
u,ose convenient and easily applied than any
other remedy. avoiding the trouble Of the
greasy Compounds nov in u.e. For saie by
Theo. E.ersdorf. druggist. DIV
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We see any day on our streets numbers o.
premsiurely old men-men young in yesrs
but who have ''spent theis summer ere il VA
May broken down By various excuses.
bottle of PACKERS CoMPoUND FLUID Elk.
TRACT BUCHU and We stake our reputation
IN it, you will find it "a friend in need. "
Sin NO more, les. wore thing come unto
thee, take the medicine faithfully, and you
will be repaid BY full restoration of your
pristine vlgor. For sale BY all druggists,
everywhere. 1t
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Killed ~ Seasaai.W 0agers
From the Hudson Star, Jan. 81

A short time since report was circulated
in the upper part Of the city that Rev. NJ.
Rosenthrai. rabbi of the Jewish church,
had been guilty of misdeeds which reflected
seriously upon his previously spotless char
acter. We have RETAINED from even al
Iuding to the reports until .o-day, when,
after an interview With the officers of the
church, We find that the rumors are viihou
any foundation wha Mr.. Rosenthal
vas made acqu,in'ed with the reports in cir
culation, and s,outly denied the truth of
the same at tie time, and % worried did he
become afterward, that on Saturday morn
ing last, while in conversation with friend,
he fell in fir. and sss removed 10 his res
idence on Diamond street, be.~een Fifth
and SIKH streets, where medical aid was
called. and everything possible vas done for
him. but all efforts were of no avail, and
.ieaih ended his career this forenoon. The
cau-e OF his death was apoplexy. We have
only words Of censure for those persons Who
circulated the reports which prpyed upon
the mind Of the deceased, vho was greatly
respected BY his people and by all who knew
him.
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11~0-c~s eo~CsCse sss'ss~-
The teachers of the Twenty third and
Tvsnty-fourth Representative Districts, win
meet 1t Prof Skillman,s rooms, corner OF
Filth and Seneca streets, February 8, at 10
Q. N.
ExERcIsEs
l0-l0:S0. Reading minutes Of previous
meeting.
l0:2o-l0:50 Orthography-E. NJ. Somer.
l0.60-l1:20 Arilhmetic-W. H. Brad
ll:20-ll:5o Esays-A. g. Williams and
FIN. Adam.
ll:50-l200 Report Of Critic.
100 l:30 Afternoon Session.
l30- 200 Reading-Class Drills. s.
Bowman.
900 go Geography-C. IL Brown.
. $40 $50 lmpromp,u Composition -
Anna Sanford.
$50 500 PhysioloU-David Wilcox.
Report of Critic.
Adiournment.
r. B. SoPER,
ANNA SANFORD,
FIN. ApAxA
jaa3l-dlt&wA Committee.
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THE pureat and sweetest Cod Liver Oil in
the world il Hazard Il Caswelps, made on
the sea shore from fresh selected livers, BY
Caswel!, Hazard 4 Co., New York. 1t is
absolutely pure and sweet. Patients Who
have once takepit prefer it to all Others.
Physicians prefer il to any other oils in the
market, Sold by TAeo. Egersdorf, druggist
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10 ~ ~ No Rival.

The standard excellence Of DOoLEY':
YEAST POWDER has been satisfactorily dem
ons,ra;ed to be owing to its strict cbemica
purity. no articles being used in its Compost
ton but those especially adapted to thu
purpose, and such az are free from any 10.
furious substances.
Two teaspoonfuls Of DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER Is all that is necessary in quart o.
1our, while ordinary baking powders re-
qnire from one ,hird to one-half more
Hence, Dooley's il the most economical
relisble, and the best. Manufactured by
DoOLEY & BROTHER, 50 New street, New
York. For sale by grocers generally.
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Attention Ia called to the advertisement Of
&. Bohannan. of ST. Louis, No. His rep
.sation Is that Of one Of the most successful
physicians in his speciality in the West.
nov2Sdkv
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lLexin, ton (Ky.D Observer and Reporter.
We doubt whether there ia any species Of
breeding that paws so we'll ~ that If raising
fashionable ehort-horn cattle. We have
here, in a country admirably adapted for
them, annals which have been brought here
from England. purchased there at almost
fabulous prices, and brought here at an
equally great expense.
The question arises, does it pay 10 bring
rhese cattle here? Let US take an instance:
Louan the fifteenth, rold BY Jerry Duncan
10 VIM. Richardson. OF this county, for 500
. vcral yeas ago. The price was then con-
-idered exorhitsnt. But ri us look at the
result. Mr.. Richardson has aold two of her
produce nj one time for Sl.750. Her first
calf wa a bull and not admiring him. Mr.
r harrison made bullock # him and sold
him for Sis. and would not to-day take
s., 900 for what il LEFT of her produce. What
abe may produce in the future, of course,
lime alone will show.
Take another instsrcs: Mr.. Richardson
honght At public sale Phoebe Taylor for $500.
He respld her to Afr. Kissenger, of Missouri,
for 50 00n. and tina, gentlem an sold her first
calf for $500
Let VA take still another: London Dnch.
ess ID. q BEAUTIFUL prize animal, the proper.
~ of William Wsrf-ld. Her 6rst calf,
London Duke 81. aoid for $40. and We
doubt il he could be bought for 81. 500 We
quote her orher calves as follows: London
Duke 4th So 600 offered London Duke b
sold for 81 500. and his present owner has
refu,ed 81 900 for him. London Dutchess
the 9Th TOR 50. 500. According to this state
ment London Dn:che-s has produced i've
calves from which her evner has realized
and been offered 50 275 Several of those
which he sold were aferward aold for nearly
double the amcut realized by him.
The thoughtful reader will need no more
illustrations the fact is too evident that
breeding short-horns does pay.
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YtSi.

70 The following Choice Tar n
NEW cANIATAs. ORATOEIOs. aSTHFYSt
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Fev ~ lrrssas~sl Threat, Cssgs - Cold
"Brorn's Bronchit Troches" are offered with
the fullest confidence in their efficacy. They
maintain the good reputation they have just-
y acquired. eodAv
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A-s~s S.efe"'i
WASHINGTON, January l8.-The Senate
Committee on Elections this 4. m. resnmed
tne'! investigs'on oil Ine eiection OF senator
".:S LIS. 800" TT anI,
I -" Ga 'es ue o'v ~,
n u e Cy nele'o'oIe give" "
- u' A partner, ~ ~. e
- s.,r 'e' VII" ~"'1" ei''
'''-'''. -''1 "'''''
CALDWELL OFFERED CARNEY $l5. 600
II he would Withdraw from the contest for
oen.'of 1"' oner ne Hoon .ne! "a,es &c.
-"u :e P'"snk n!n'
~. -. ~oI e :" :. ~ e cA"u'c~,
S:.I," ~. .sa: n' ~uey' 10 ~
80. .S:,:,,"v ~ SVv ~;
=. az n0o .a'J:,:: ~. - .,Im'
.I.,,;o ~ ..;soa,:s :.
.".a'.0,.,, e." :I ~
-; S"I ."e
smiths note Tor $40 600 v.s paid Carey q,
maturity, and the due bill for S. 600
paid last spring. After the eleclion
and while Caldwell was on his
way to Washington to take his
seat in the Senai. Carney mt him on the
railroad Carney and Caldwell told witnes.
that be WAS aware that the due bill had rot
~" pa.", ous 0hAt a. eoon ~ ne Eo' 10
a. " no" ne "ouio fe"" 10 WINES"
S~'S"0 " pay "'
CALDWELL DID NOT KEEP THIS fhoAlsI'
.u' .poIe 70 Salney on 'ee socJec Her OF
u Nu'" ", u'c s.~ anu Jun
s'o,e NC Iu,c " "aA''"s'Uo 'ne mex. VIM
w. Ny nc .C" ~" Df":c.
pI N. sJ- .Ionty ,Io" .ne As " S:u
go, o-, w" s"e" !" Psy ""0 "ue "''''
W." "e ~'" TIC
KANSAS PACIFIC COMPANY
Had promised to pay him some money to
assist in hia election. bnt that they had no,
YEA, s"d 'nA' No !at .s he was concerned ,"ey
nrom;s. and nav him ,non.v W;,n..s ,es.;f.i
,h., Jur;no IN: S.n,,or;.I c.nv.ss ono J.v
I'll Anoer.on in m. .m,,ov NJ ,h. par: g.
R,;i,o,d Con,.rv cam. n, smith AMI in
his nrr,ercr
ASKED foR ~''oou'
To be ueed IN the contest. Witnese endors-
ed Smiths check for the amount. in order
that Anderson might get It cashei. Witness
believed Anderson gos and oszi ii for Polit
~. ~, pu.P s.H..I =, s ,",e r., Caio
vonlJ vim Il i,
s,e, mn
COST HIN sZ'o.VV.
Subsequently Caldwell told witness that
his eiee,ion had
cost OVER S60,0oO
Caldwell having told vitoes, that he felt
yerv grateful to him and his friends. and
would do what he could for them, several
members oil the legislature made written
application 70 CsidSeii, through Carney.
for various ofnces. on one occss'on, whes
witness presented 70 Caldwell such
papers. CAid~eii look out meoorandum
book and, amer reiefring TO II, eaid, don't
owe that man anything,
PAN THAT MAN rop u,s vo-.
-. - ~. I.~:-,....
-, ..c.;,.a an. Of, . - Cs,IM.,, -
,he vitne,. therefore. knev of No o,h., -,
nv which the person referred IN hv C.Id,.li
could have been psid excep, nv nonev- The
witness could no, remember the name If th;s
per.on. Il seemed from O,ldveIrs manner
On this OCCASION that he had In NJ. bo1,k .
liz Of all the members of the Le.i..a,ur.
Nth their pricee. Caldwell. NJ .no, her ,,n,e
,old the Wines that he had mid
81, OOO tor hrs vote, and Byers, another MEM
Der, y ooV 10. h's vote before the election:
-. =. -. -" !. '''S A "1I N ."ness
p,s "~- ue M" .'e.oy 'n."'ssa
for Caldwell. which .e .,,al C.a-.n
vould NO, reo,.ni.e. smith 49, No..
ever. tia. 10 would nav
oS1 HALL ok 1AE k2HkHSk
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The happiest and best member OF q fam
ily is usually called the light OF the house
hold. because. besides being happy and
cheerful himself or herself. he or she makes
all else happy O. cheerful. The Charter
Oak Stove il such treasure. dAw
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ALBANY, Jan. 2l.-Tbe csse Of Susan B.
An,hony, charged With illegal voting. came
up IN the u. s. Dneriet C0ars to-day. o.
the motion to dischargs the writ Of habeas
sorpus and dischaFge the psisooer from Gus
tody, Mr.. 6eldeo. counsel fos The prisoner,
made lengthy argumens n support Of ths
motion. Judge Hall denied the application,
sayine thas he did not deem Il to s. his dssy
10 decide the question - to the rieht Of
women to vote, titus giving the psisones ths
opponuaiiy, which be understood she de.
sired. of carrying the case to the Supreme
Cnnft
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The effect Of Simmons Regulator on the
stomach, liver and kidneys is promp, and
efeciual. For sale BY all druggists. daw
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Imperan.s - aserses.en.

Prof. Anderson's Dermador j. the best
Liniment in use for Horses. This fact is
shown by numerous letters from all parts Of
the country. 4 late one reads as follows:
We have been experimenting with your
Dermador on horse 6esh, and find it q very
superior remedy-much superior to any
other liniment ve ever used in our livery
stable. Please send IA two dozen large bot
ties bv express. c .. ID.
WATSON 4 COOPER,
Waverly, Ind.
See advertisement in another column.
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ELECTION or c. q. SENATOR.

ALBANY, Jan. 2l.-In The Senate, upon
nominsiioo for United Ststes SENATOR. Roe-
coe Cooklisg receiver 20 vote, Chs. G.
Wheaioa s, Henry r Seldom l, WIN. Z.
Evasts I. In the Assembly, Conklin. re-
c>;ved % vofen. Wheaion q.
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A large immigration Of Germans, from
the manufacturing section Of Germany. will
arrive in this country carly in the Spring.
They are mostly men II means. and in all
probability will devote their attention 70
misunderstanding. This il ju,t the cias Of
people Leavenwoth needs and must have to
build ID her future. We have the location
and ali the natural facilities to make us
thriving manufacturing point, and all We
need now is the means TO put into use our
freely given resourcea Our neighboring
cities have no, been asleep during the cold
winter months. While they could not build
or materially improve their places, thev
have been steadily at work laying plans. BY
which, in the Spring, they will reap the ben
e6ts. St. Joe. and Kansas City have been
bidding for this wealthy inmigrafion.
The latter plscs has appointed committee
to take the subject under consideration, and
report the most feasible way. possible to
obtain fair percentage of this new wealth
Shall Leavensorth be behind in this matter
Our citizens should LOOK into it, and not let
it 60 by unnoticed.
No Pill In the world Iever had any
thing like the circulation of AYERS Pills.
Throughout these States. Mexico and The
Central American Republic, down the slopes
Of the Auslea. and across the paupas of South
Ame'ica, in negro villages, amid the fervid
silds Of Africa. throughout the jungles of |
[ ,dia, AMI The steppes of interior As,a, over
The continent Of Australia, and the islands of
he Pacific, thee Pills aie known, and
used a. family remedies for dis
.a.er. With di-iant naiions, their wonder
'ul cures attract more attention th,n they do
Il home for the sentiment Of wonder takes
} far deeper hoii on the minds tlan the re-
ults Of higher scientific skill with Ms. The
mount consumed reQIire .eventy-6ve thou
and doses day TO .uPply it. An in-p-c-
ion At the manufsctory slows US how this
demand is made and sustained
Added to the con.ummaie skill Of heir com
o-ition, is m extreme care in their manu-
'cfure, which n once secures the most per-
CT material and :hei- nIOst accurate COR.
anaiion. The consequence is Il power and
prtainfy in Controlling diseases which o'her
emesiies newer a,tain.-Batimore Courier.
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Doilgs at the Capital.
Especial to TuK TIxPs |

Especial to TIE TINS
TorEKA, KANSAS, Jan. 20, 1873.
The election of State Printer, which takes
place to-mofrov. is the absorbing subject to-
night. Pcou,y and Martin sra working IT,
iu-,riu,lsly, and the friencs o. each are con-
6den: OF success. Both candidates are de-
sirous of running On their own merits with
out respect to their opinions Oh tine question
of United States Senator, ard therefore the
election of printer will have no senatorial
significance. Mesrs. Phillips and Lowe
are in the city. Senator Pomeroy now
recognizes Lowe az Z candidate and ex-
poets him to Re voted for in the opposition
caucus Tomorrow night. Col. Phillips IL
not squarely in the field IS candidate, and
does not Parsake Of the malignant opposition
to Pomeroy. In the event o. the caucus put
ting forward Harvey Is a candidate,
think Phillips would assist Pomeroy. Il
Lowe declines the cauccs candidate be would
remain neutral. Senator Pomeroy is de-
lighted with the early prospect Of having
some we'll defined opposition 70 combat. He
would be perfectly ccn'asted TO have Lowe
fer his oppoaent. H. 3.
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WASHINGTON.
The Caldwell Bribery Investigs.
ton.
Aannins's Vote Bought BY q Loan
Of 5000.
Examination Of Witnesses for the
Defense.
What the New York Tribune
Thinks Of II.
Special to TIE TINrsl

Special to THE TMEsl
WAsHIxcroS, Jan. 81.
The investigation to-day disclosed the
fact that Manning voted for Caldwell for .
loan of $1,000. Messrs. Foo,e. Bruce,
Reaser, Pendery. g. 3. Smith, Fenlon and
Langdon were sworn on behalf OF the de-
Tense. They swose that one hundred and
forty Leavenworih names we're signed 10 a
petition asking Caldwell to become candi.
dat; that he vas good man, and the people
wanted him for Senator. This was the sub.
stance Of the def nee.
The New York Tribune Of to-day says o.
the cros.sxamina,iou BY Cald~ell. on Mon
d.y, that it vas very tedious. and to spec.
tator appeared to be very tedious and devoid
Of re-ulrs.
The examination of Witnesses will be re-
sumed on Saturday. d. RA.
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tA!CHtieHy NAln UyE:
Thissplendid uair Dye 10 the best IL fks swid.
| The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Rssi-
| able and Instantaneous; no disappointment; no
ridicu Gus tints unpleasant odor. Remedies the
III effects Of bad dyes and vashes. Produces imne-
dia,eiy q superb Black or kstural Blown, and
| leaves the hair Clean. son and Beautiful. The
| genuine signed W. A. Bachelor. Sold by al
druyyis:s CHAS. bATCHELOR,
J povi3dsi Prop'r. IT.
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SlGNN PER DAY

NAN Re MADE hv isw shrevd men who can
~ do business On tn. quiet. 1 guarantee IN i'm
Menss fortune, easily, rapidly. and in perfect
safety. Address in perfect confidence.
WILLIAM WARREN.
sug26eod&v l05 BECKER ST., N Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Love ROW0es
RAIcNkl0R.y MAIN DYE.

By French Chemist wins love In moment 2
cents. Address Ir. Tracy, 20 Clia street, Neu
| York. poyl0
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No cough remedy has ever arisen a
rapidly in public favor rs the above medi-
cine, and it we'll merits this popular appre
citation. 1t ia an excellent medicine, neatly
put up, cheap and just the thing for th'
once acquainted with its virtues. Only 3;
cents per bottle.
See advertisement IN another column.
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The peculiar virtues Of DR.. Prce's Cream
Baking Powder is shown in Cases where there
is tendency to Constipation. food in which
it i- used is more easily disested and acts rs
4 natural aperien, to the bowels. overcoming
acidity Of the stomach and 6,tulency. Let
those who are dispeotic eat food ma .e With
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder and see
hox easily is is d;gested. We know of the
powder and also DIR. Prices Special Flavor
ing., Lemon. &c and do nc; hesitate to in.
dorse them. eod&4.
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AWAY FROM HOME.

Sudden Disa,pearence Of q Young
Woman.
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81, OQO for .ny e..s Of Bird, nl-.di.s, Itch
REMEDY fails TO cure.
II b prepafed expressly TO cure the Piles and
nothing else, and has cured Of over 70 years
standing. For ale By all drusgistA Price Ice.
ianlSdAVA