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No Person can take these Hitters accord
f12 10 directions, and remain long unwel provide,
thrr bones are not destroyed by mineral poison al
other means, and vita. organs wasted beyond The
point OF repair.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. headache, Pair
IN the shoulders Coughs, Tightness OF the che at
Dizziness, sour Fluctuations Of the stomach Nat
Taste 10 tbs Mouth, Bilious Attacks Palpitatlen g
the Heart Inflammation OF the Lungs Pain Ia 10
region OF the kidncyf. and hundred other paiN ~
symptoms are the on springs OF Dyspepsia on.
bottle will prove "a better guarantee OF lie merit
than lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints. In young or OLD
married or single, al tue dawn Of womanhooi. o.
the turn OF life, these Tonic Bltters display :,
percepube.
For InnRmmatory and Chronic Rhcu
mstism and Govt, Bilious Remttent and Inter
Wi'tent fcycrs. Diseases OF the Blood, Liver, Kit
ncys and Bladder, these Bltters have no cqus
such Diseases are caused by Nitlaied Blood
They are u gentle Purgative as well ~
n Tonic. Possessing the merit or acting as .
powerful agent In relieving Congestion or imam
nation Of The Liver and Ns'eral Organs, ami III
Bilious Diseases.
For skin Diseases, Eruptons, letter, salt
Rheum. Blotches, spots, Pimples, Pustues. Boil-.
Curbunclcs, Ring worms. said Head Sore Eyes
Erysipclas Itch. Scurfs, Dissertations OF the skin
iiumOrs and Diseases OF the skin OF whatever name
or nature are literally dug up and carried ont
" the system Ia q short lime by the use OF these
Bitcrs
Grateful Thousan ds proclaim VINEGAR BIT.
ryRs the most wonderful InvigOrlnt that ever
sustained the sinking system.
IL. II. MCDONALD & 60.
Druggists and Gen. Agts., san Francisco. Cal, /
cor. OF Washington and Charlton SIS, NY.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS 4 DEALERS
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lcNNEIilIES.

Fine white single aud double y amber
single and double y Canary, best quality of
MANILA. blue letter, etc. etc. $4,000 for
ale, printed at S3 30 to d ~ per thousand,
ut the BULLETIN OFFICE.
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C-e Dr. l1cnry's Worlds Tonic and
blood Purifier.

1t is the great household remedy, pleasant TO
ak, yet potent FOR the prevention and cure OF
diseases. II 10 better than Bitters, Cordial,
iIurhu or ssrsApsrIils. Sold by Druggists
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Publication once, Builetin BSsbassss
Washington Avenue.
R.ad ns ~ tier IN every page.

REMovED.-Dr. Dunning has removed
his residence temporarily TO the second
cottage east of Scheels ball, on Ninth
street. IT,
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Marriage Guide.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, New
rnsrAvings, Two-hundred and sixty Pages.
rice 50 cents. Address Dr. BurTs' DisrrS.
iLRf, IL North Eighth Street, ST. Louis, Mo.
Advertisement.
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Mrs. whitcO mb's syrup.
The great soothing remedy. Price only .,
cents. Gives rest to the mother sud health TO
he child Sold by Druggists.
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Dr Henry. Roo, md Plant pills,

DF. HfnfyN ROOI uHu N1Nnt S'f1Iss
Mild YET thorough-no nausea OF sripng-en-
irely vesetable--greatl liver remedy. Price IS
tents. Sold by Druggists.
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each UOItle, a circular containing certlll.
Gates of wonderful cures OF rheumatism
neuralgia, lock jaw, sprains, swcllings,
burns. scalds. cakedhreasts, poisonous
bites. frozen feet, govt, salt rheuni, ear.ache
&c.. and the recipe OF the Liniment will be
sent gratis To ANYONE II is the most won
derful healing and pain relieving agent the
world has ever produced. II sells ~ no ar
ticlc ever before did sell, and IL sells because
1t does Just what 1t preten Is 10 do. ono bot
tie OF tho Centaur Imminent tor animals
yellow wrapper Is worth hundred dol
lars for spawned, strained or CALLED horse.
and mules, and for screw-worm III sheep.
No family or stock-owner can Afford TO be
without Centaur Liniment. Price. 30 cents
| large bottles, 81. i, Il. Rose h Co., 3
Broadway, New York.
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THE GREATEST STRIKE IET.-Every-
where the sick are striking against metallic
medicines and powerful VEGETABLE polsons.
Everywhere they are strong IN the belief
that = Constitutional lnyigorant-a prepar.
alton uniting the properti OF tonic, h
gentle purgatiye, q blood depurent, soda
tive, and n general regulator Is absolutely
necessary in all diseases. everywhere they
are coming 10 the conclusion that
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CAIRO BULLETIN.

We rogue & Subscribers not receiv
ting their paper. segu 'ar1y 20 report
IN fact - th, oniee either pcrsOu-
ally or nv Postal Card.
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CENTACR LINN GNr.

The great discovery of the
age. There isno pain which
p the Centaur Liniment willnot
relieve, no swelling which il
p willnot subdue, and no lame
" ness which IL VIII not cure.
this is strong langnacc, but
it il true. 1t Is no humbug ;
the recipe is printed around
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DANIEL LAMPERT,
FASHIONABLE BARBER
EIaHTH ST., Br. Com. h WASH.
CAIRO. us
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Tarranrs Hsrs cscent
SETTLER APERIENT

i. precisely such o preparation. Within
the past year thousands OF families have
adopted II as q Household Remedy-dis.
csrding all tho drugs they had pre'iousl,
taken, and administered TO their children
In general debility, nervousness, liver com
plant, constipation, indigestion, rheuma-
usm, and levers, 1t Is indeed marvellous
me dicino Sold by all druggists.
l0-li eod&w 2w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-21
NEWSPAPER seBEATS."
How They Get Their Reading
Natter.

We suppose there must be, Al the mo3
modest calculasion, between one and t"o
thousand rersoos in this vicinity who get
their daily Newspaper reading tor no'n'ne'
including the unreasonable i"d'v.doah
Who steal pspers from other peoples doors,
or borrow from their Deighbors, or loaf
around where The Newspaper il Subscribed
for, and paid for, and mooopolizs it TO the
exclusion of the rightful owner. We have
had several subscribers stop their subscrip-
tons for no fault Of our carriers, ~ theg adj
mit,ed, in non-delivery, but because their
papers, after being delivered, were possessed
By some individual, as short Of conscience -
of cash, Who would take possession Of it.
Thus, q newspaper, which ought to be we'll
supported BY . community for the general
good it does to that community, Is made to
support the town, In = measure-that is, it Is
expected to live without resources, and to ad-
verti.e the life and business Of a town with
cut the support which ia requisite to enable
it to keep up to metropolitan standard OF
excellence. An individual should blush to
read paper habitusily which another indi-
vidual pays for. There sre too many people
Who read papers they do not pay for, and
lhie j. for their eve especially, with the pur-
poee OF Gearing their conscience, if they have
any, and for the purpose of appealing to
those who do srbscribe and pay for news
papers to keep them filed. and not permit
Them to get out OF their possession, in justice
10 themselves % veil az to the printer whose
capital and labor are invested in the business
which serves to advertise the commercial
status of city in proportion to the enter.
prize its sna..antiai patronage ensbles II to
iispiay.
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LARGE GAME.
A Man shoots Three of his Neigh.
boris Horses.

From little knot of farmers gathered on
one OF The street corners Monday, We o..
tanned the following information in relation
70 an incident which has created considera-
bic excitement among the sturdy yeomen
who reside on the northern boundary Of Fair
mount township. Directly on the line lives
q fractions individual named Smith, who
owns a few acres of prairie, and gains .
livelihood by buying and selling farrow cows,
sucking calves and incipient swine. This
same Smith prides himself on his independ-
ence, snd his ability to use up any man IN
the neighborhood who prelumes to interfere
with him OF his business. He is moreover
Jealous OF any encroachment on his little Ter
ri,ory, and the other night when three
horses. belonging to q neigh or, broke down
the fence which surrounds his corn patch.
he loaded up the old gun with about five
fingers of goose shot, rested the milliatreuse
on an old fence post, and then beneath the
light of the moon did pull the his-
ger, sending perfect storm OF ieaden
pellets into the flanls Of the grazing
animals. Two of the horses are
ruined. and the third has q thor
oughiy perforated hide, but will recover.
Smith denies all knowledge of the shooting,
but the parties who volunteered the informa-
ton say they have everythins'to prove that
he is the guilty One, and propose to bring
the matter into court. The lawyers have the
case in hand.
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PRISON COMMISSIONERS.
They Visit the Penitentiary and
Report Favorably.

During the past week the Board Of Com
missioner. appointed by the authorities at
Washington to inspec: and report on the
architecture and general plans of the differ
ent State prisons in the country, have been
in the city. The board consists of Col. n.
A. Miles, Fifth infantry; Major Thomas
Barr, Judge Advocate Major George r.
Andrews; Fifth artillery. The object of the
Board il TO travel through tae country, in
spect all the penitentiaries and prisons, and
then make report as TO the hest plan OF
building aud syriem of discipline for Unit
ed States military Pri-on, tn be located at
Rock Island, Illinois.
On Friday the commissioners visited the
penitentiary, and alter giving it thorough
inspection, expressed themselves az being
very much pleased with The plan of the
prison buildings and their internal arrange
met., etc. The eystem of ventilation was
highly Commended. and the members of the
Board said it was better than that of any
other prison they had visited.
They also we're favorably impressed with
the rules regulating the conduct of tie pris-
ouers, their healthy, vigorous condition and
the good feeling that seemed to exist between
officers and convicts.
Last evening the commissioners left on the
Missouri Pacific for the east. Philadelphia
will probably be their next stopping place,
and after visiting few more of the large
prisons, they will make their official report
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-21
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Resolutions Passed by the Pupils
NORMAL ACADEMY OF MCsIC,
LEAvENwoRrH, KANSAS.


WHEREAS. The fourth annual se.-iOn Of
the Kansss State Norma, Academy of Music
is nov about to clOse, We, the students. take
this occa-i IN, it beins our last regular meet
ing, to express our sentiments relative to The
institution and its work during the session !;
therefore. he It
irons of the Normal Academy, have been
highly pleased and Gratlfied with the man.
agement during the session, and with the
instruction which We have received in the
various departments.
Resolved, That We ten Ter to Prof II. L.
Perkins, the Principal, our most grateful
and cordial thanks. for the thorough and able
manner in which he has discharged the du.
ties devolving upon him, and which have in.
sured the Academy such gratifying success.
r.. oired, That our thanks are dne. and
are hereby rendered to Prof. J. J. Kimball.
for the very able and conscientious manner
in which he has conducted all classes con-
signed to his care. We have been much
pleased With his labors, and shall gladly vel
come him a nong us again.
Resotred, That We return to Mis- Nellie
o. Reeder our thanks and appreciation for
her valuable services ss pianist during the
session. And, finally, that our benediction
and be-t wishes attend the Faculty as they
separate from IA.
Rcsolred, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the city papers. both as an expires.
zion to the Faculty of our appreciation of
their labors. and as an attest TO the public
of the excellence Of the facilities here afford.
ed for obtaining mnsical education.
MISS LILLIAN KlNGMAN, Topeka,
". r. EVANS. Iowa City, Iowa,
w. H. FARREL, Leavenworth,
". H. SKILLMAS, Leavenvorth.
Cemmtuss,
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FINANCIAL AND CONNERCIAL
. OFFICE LEAvENw0RfH TINES,
LkAvEHwORTH, August 6, 1873. ]
CITY AND cOUxrY BOND.
DEY G0osDs.

O6J 3OO0D
BRowN SHKIIIHos-Indian Head A, lie;
Eagle ~, I3c; Honevan ~, l2c; Lissiy -.
l2c; American -, Ice; Central -, &c; Auburn
a., Sc; Granite n, &c.
FIxx Rsowss-feppssin 3, 1ac; do o. lie; do
n. Toe; Hartford IA, 1Ac; Bristol, llc; Ports
mouth, &c
BGk4caEs-Nev York Mills, lsc; Waumsetta,
1sc; Lonsdale, l5e; Fruit Of the Loom, Ice;
Harris No 1. lse; Sarnsby u, l0c; sasthsvssa
4 x. &c; Quaker u, l0c.
PxIxrs-American, fancy. lie; Richmond, fancy.
lie; Washington, fancy, lie; Oriental, fancy. lie;
Gloucester, fancy, lie; Hamilton, fancy, lie;
Simpson. mourning. lie; Simpson. shirtinn,
Toe; Allen, fancy, lie; do pink. lie; do sAirss
ing, l0c; Sprague, fancy, lie; do robss, lie; do
mourning. lie; DO shirtinu, loo; Waumsetta, g.
GIxeHA. s-iAneaster. lsc; Rentev. Lee;
Whites. lsc; Caledonia, Ise; Glasgow. lie;
Brooks. l2e.
T1ckIxG-Amosksag AGA, Soc; Conestoga 7,
l9c; do q n, Pc; Minnehaha, 35c; New Eng.
land, l2c; Connecticut nv, &c; Easton ., lie;
Pitfsheld, Sc.
DExlns-Olis AKA blue, sc; do BIZ blue. zoe;
do &C blue, lie: Hsymakers, lac; WaIren AKA
brown, &c; do BIB brown, 20c; do &C brown, lie;
oakland 4, l5c.
SHIRTING srHrks-American, dark. Ice; do
light, 12c; Rock River. l3c; Uncas Vile, dark,
lac; do light, 13c; Hamilton, l7c.
Park Mills, lie; Wilmington, lSc.
CHEcKs- Caledonia No s, Ice; do No 3, 1sc. do
No 20, &c: do No 50 q; do miners. &c; James
Long No IS, Ice; do No %. 1Sc; do No Co. zoe;
Lewiston, 1oc; Lanark, lie.
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FOUND DEAD.
Was 1t . Murder or a Suicide

From the southern part Of Wyandotte
county comes the report that on Friday
morning the dead body of . man vas found
in the woods near The Missouri Pacific rail-
way, on this side of the Kaw. The body.
when found. was 10 an upright sitting posi-
ton. the hands clasped over the lower limbs
which were drawn Close up to the body. A
to how he came 10 his death nothing definite
is known. The Kan..e City Iimes of yes-
,erdsy remarks:
One report said III re we're two bullet
wounds in the head, and another that the
wounds seemed to have been caused by .
fall. The remains were 60 discolored that
it was not deier,ermined whether the body
vas that Of white man or negro. He was
discovered BY some workmen in the vicini-
~. Nothing has been ELECTED a. to his
identity, or the canse of death, hut there is .
prevailing opinion that the man must have
been murdered and placed in this secluded
spot.
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LEGAL.


coun:. Of Lea1envorsa,
In the District Court Of he Flint Juiieial District
a thu Stale Of Eansas. sitting In and for Lesv.
snvesth County in said State.
Ths Lie Association d America. Pisinus
s...a v. . Ga, and,
81 .viss; Hary. /.
f'iisss1yy i ssd su assf Case No ss-,
c: s.oas and Nilsca 4.
Clark, partners, a.
Clark 4 c.. and Joseph
Ashtoa AMI John Ash
ton, Deieodaats.
DCBLIC notice ID hereby given that ander add
i By virtue Of the judgment rendered il the
court, and Of . special execution Issued on aid
judgment to ne directed and delivered. ! viii .
1swsdoy, the 1lM day Of September, A. D!
1873,
as II q clock L. m of said day ct the Court Houss
door N the City Of Lesvenvonh, In the Ceaaty
and State Aforesaid, offer At public sale and sell
70 the highest bidder, for cash In hand, the folov.
ing described tfsct Of land. situate, lying and bnl
IN the County Of Leavenvorsh In the Sssse 81
feet south of the north corner Of the southwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section nine 49,
township ten l0), range twenty one (2l), and run.
Mug eoutn 70 the eectloo line; tnence east eighty
rods 70 the southeast Of said quarter thence
northe thirty-six rods, nine feet and six inches
(S6 sff and in); thence west bearing north to
the place Of beginning.
Said properly to be sod commanded by the
said special execution and in pursuance Of said
judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leavenw worth County, Kansas.
Sheriff O6ce, Leavenvorth City,
July 3Oth, A. D. 1873.
BURxEs DILL, Attorneys for P1ainii1.
iUly2y lt&Vtd
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CASUALTIES.
Another Accident at the Kansas
Central Turn Table.
A Boy Gets His Leg Crushed.
Unfortunate Termination Of q
Hunting Excursion.
One Hunter gets . Charge Of bird
shot in his Neck and
Shoulder.

Sunday afternoon son Of Mr.. Fitxsim-
mons who live~ on tie Reservation line be-
tween Seventh street and Broadway, met
with . serious accident while playing on
the Kansas Central turn-table. He fell from
the table and his right leg caught some way,
and before he could be ex,ricated hi. leg
Was crushed to . jelly.
He was carried home instantly, and medi-
cal aid summoned in haste. The Drs.
Thomas made an examination of the injuries
and found amputation necessary. The leg
was severed below the knee joint, and the
little sufferer il doing a. we'll now az could
be expected.
Some months ago Major Gordon's son was
killed on the same table, and since that time
several accidents of serious nature have
taken place there. The authorities Of the
road ought TO lock the table, or keep watch
man on the premises. Life and limb are
too precious to be sacrificed at the rate that
that table gathers them in.
Moncay morning an accident happier :.
ed to
HUNTING PARTY ON THE ISLAND.
in which boy aged about ten years-son of
Mr.. Wheeler, who resides on Seneca street,
between Third and Fourth stree,s-was shot
in the neck and shoulder BY one Of his com.
pxnions on the hunting excursion. 1t seems
that both boys fred at the same bird, but
owing to the careless shooting of one, the
other received the shot and the bird escaped.
The wounds are not of q dangerous or Sc
rious nature, and possibly the youngster will
be able to pursue the festive chicken and
quail until he shoots himself. Parents who
encourage their ten year old boys in the
handling of powder, shot and guns, can
count with certainty on their share Of world.
ly grief.
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.
The Wheat Field Of A meFicA.
HeAlthful Climate. Free Homes. Good
Markets.

The Norshsrn Pacific Railroad Oners for sale
Its LANDS In CENTRAL AND W kSIk kS MISsEsOIA,
embracing: !. The hest Of Wheat Land 2. tx
celleet Timber Tor the Mill the Farm and the Fire
3. Rich Prairie Pasturzge and Natural Meadow,
vatered by the clear Lakes and running streams
In Healthfal Climate rheSe Ferer and A2se - M
knOtra.
Grain can be sh pped hence by lake to market
a. cheap - from Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois.
Cars nov run through these Lands from Lake su-
periOr Dakota Price Of land close track "a 90
70 q. 10 per acre; further away $3.50 TO "a. 90.
Seven Years CT ,01t; Warrantee Deeds North
ern Pacific 7-3o Bonds, now selling at par, re-
ceived for land At 81 10. No other unoceupied
Lands present such advantages 70 settlers.
soldiers under the New Law March, 1872 get
160 seies FREE, near the railroad, by one and two
years residence.
transportation 1t Reduced Rates furnished
nom all principal points East to purchasers of
Railroad Lands, and to Settlers on Government
Homeseads. Purchaser, their wives and ehidren
carried free over the Northern Pacific = sd.
Now Il the time for Settlers and Colonies To get
Rzilrsad Lands and Government Homestsads elose
TO the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full Information,
map and copy Of New Homestead Law. Address
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
veov OR n FIFTH AVENUE .OR. Sra
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
Send in YONr Farm Products for
Exhibition.

To The Cs;ssns Of Kansas
] intend to make . display Of the products
Of Kanaas at several important fairs through
out the country, the coming fall, for the
special purpose Of inviting the attention Of
intending emigrsnts to the fertility and pro.
ducsivenesof Kansas soil. Will you kindly
aid me BY sending me. securely packed,
kv Of your best specimens Of grain, veee-
tables. fruits, coala ore, building Stone, &c,
&c. Please send ne your very cho;sest
specimens. in limited quantities.. You can
send them BY express, 1t my expense, or
leave them with any agent Of this Company,
to be packed and shipped to me. Send all
packages % they will reach me On or before
September l2;h. Extra fine fruit may be
se.e - hate q September 20sh.
Every article received for exhibition viii
Be duly lsbeled With owners nane and rsni-
dence. If the owner Of any specimen
wishes il returned, our agent will receipt for
il and zee that Il = sinf hack in good order.
REvxnxY r KIM,
0plHehe1s1l6lfAskER.RR
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a There is no pain which the
Y Ceniaur Linim mt will not re-
&SNs lieve, NO swelling it will not
NR tUhGue, snd 10 lameness
S&EA With il will rot cure. This
S8ElE5M lie rtIorg language, but it ia
Where the parts are
~not gone its ef5ecs sre mar.
kfsI<rprs velous. I, has produced more
cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock;jav,
palsy, ePrsins, swellings, caked bre N,
scalds, burns, ealt-rheum, ear-scbe. &C., up
on the human frame. and Of strsins, spawn,
gslls, &C., upon animals, in one year than
have all the other pretended remedies since
the world began. 1t 10 . counter.iritant, an
all.healing pain reliever. Cripples throw
away their crutchee, the lame walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without scar. It is no
humbug. The recipe is published around
each bottle. 1t il selling ~ no article ever
before sold, and it sells because it does just
what it pretecds to do. Those Who now
suffer from rheumaiism, pain OF swelling de-
serve to suffer if they will not nee Centaur
Liniment. More than 1000 certificates of
remarkable cures. including frozen limbs,
chroaie-rheumatism, govt, running tumors,
&C.; have been received. We will send
circular containing these certificates, the rec
ipe, &c, gratis. to any one requesting it.
One hoeile Of the yellow wrapper Centaur
Liniment i worth one hundred dollars for
spawned o. sweenied homes and mules, or
for sczev-woFm in sheep. Stock ovners-
this Imminent i worthy your astention. No
family should b without Centaur Liniment.
J. B. RosI 4 Co, New York.
= more than . su6stieats for Castor Oil. II
y TIE only safe article IN exisaencs which .
certain 10 assimilise the food, regulate the
boveA, cure wind-colic md produce natural
sleep. L coatai0 neither minerals, NOR.
phiss a alcAoAol and iplnsaae 10 take.
CAiAs0 nssa ~ Cyl 81 HntAas nay
~ j0eSvl0
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The Greatest Pain Believer in the World
u DR.. Tobias Venetian Linlment, establish
e1 over 26 years. Every bottle sold has
been warranted to give satisfaction, and not
one returned, so the term humbug cannot be
applied to it. 1t il perfectly innocent to
take internally, (see oath on the namphlet),
it is warranted to cure when first taken,
Cholera, Disrrhr,, Dyseptery, Group, Collie,
and Sea Sickness, ard externally, Chronic
Rheumatism. Soar Throat, Mumps. Old
Sores, Spraina, Bruises. &c. Depot, 10 Park
Place, New York. aus7-w