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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1873-10-23
BULLS
S ar saparilla' a.

Read the following extz,ct Of = Letter from Ar.
Rivers, vile Of Rev. DR.. Mvsrs, one OF the most
earped eloquent and popular ministers oil the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and Who T. at present.
stationed at Broadvay Church LSuis'i1s. AS'
Louisville. Ky, Oc": 8. 1885
Dr. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Many kind u Anks
ma have been . great sufferer for years. and
had the advice Of various phyaeians- some PIv
nouuced my spioe, some my lunSs, and some my
heart to be the seat Of the disease nave "s Seas
disheartened. Several very eminent Pnyie
Who have examined my spine Informed me that
vas threatened With psra,ysi' or ap2p.e,ny any at
had psI feet horror Of this, snd was hesitaung
about hrviug one inserted. Gh-n yoa kindly sem
me your SaisspAri!ls which ! ;umed'atsy psSun ,
u take three times day. had suffered terrie.y
with most acute pain In the ris ht eide of NY nesd
especially when would red or write tor any
length Of time, and on rising to my feet | wcr,d
he perfectly blind for some minutes, and wouia
have TO hold to something TO prevsot 'Allidg.
am most happy 70 inisrm you that re paw
10 my head 10 entirely relieved; suffer but seI-
as:. s% .l.h 4 ind Sl for The sIs
lie, enjoy, my diansr more than any other n'sA'
durlng the day.
night, and begun again this morning. and h0Fe
to be entirely relieved. Please accept my heart
islt thanks and best wishes.
Very truly yonr must grateful fIisnd. 4 It
Ny Joarnal abounds with similar Letters, AL o.
which guarantee " be genuine; and written ss
the persons whose names they bear.
Do not suffer yoursslf TO be imposed on Don,
be drawn away after new and doubtful expert
ments. Don't risk your health by letting no'iees
experiment upon you with their traeb.
Nv Sarsaparilla has stood the test for over twen-
ty.fve years. II Il still the SarsapaIlla OF the day
and Of the age, towering over all Others In P'pu-
laIity and its curative qualities.
Avoid all those Who are trying TO palm on on you
other extracts Of Sarsaparils sO-ealled ke'nem-
Der IL is Dr. John BulPs Saraparilla, Of Louis fle
Ky, that Is the old and reliable remedy for ;m-
p1rites Of the b.ood and seronalous affections Al
vayB bear thst in mind.
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An IllipOrlaut Letter

From prominent gentlemen and resident OF Gin
cinnati, Ohio, for the pat forty years we'll Known
to the newspaper publishers throughout the United
States: 80, -
NEW YORK, October 1lth, 1870.
DR. RsDwAY-Desr Sir: ] am induced by
sense of duty to the suffering TO make brief state.
ment Of the working Of yur medicine on myself.
For several years I had been affected with some
trouble in the bladder and urinarv organs, which
some twelve months ago eliminated In . most ter.
riby afsiicting disease. which the physicians all
said vas spasmodic structure IN the uretha. ss also
innamation OF the kidneys and bladder. and gave
il Us their opinion that iry age-7S years-vould
prevent my ever getting radically cured. l had
tried Q number Of physicians, and had taken .
large quantity Of medicine, both allopathic and
homeopathic, but got no relief. 1 had read Of
astonishing cures having been male by your REM
stlies; and some four months ago read notice In
the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post Of . cure
having been affected on q person Who had long been
suiiecing as had been. ] went right of and got
some Of each-your Sarsspariian kesOlvs ut, Rfady
Relief and Regulating Pills and commenced TAX
ing them. In three days l was greatly relieved,
and now feel we'll IS ever.
c. W. JAMES. Cincinnati, Ohio.
s1-Price, one dollar per bottle. Sold By drug
g,sts EVERYWHERE and at DT. Railway. No. 50
Warren. corner Church street. n. Y.
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MmAman.

A large deIesatioa Of farmers met in this
city yesterday 70 cpssider the propsiety a
calling auother convention 10 Offset the late
abortive attempt 10 nominate honest men at
High Prairie. Their delihesatioas did not
amount 10 much bsyood determination 10
call = meeting Of the Granger council oos
week from to-day 10 make definite arrange
ments. Haudbills have been ordered, and
they will be disiributed throughout the
county calling upon the farmers 70 Organize
for the conflict. The working men apd me
chanics will have no possible show this time
and the sgriculiurisis mean to have il all
their own way.
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Kaosaa, Aab01eseA - ahe LegisDa-
s0Pe % Doo Last 0eao100, GS1 she
0as10e0e100 - Rejection ~
0Ae Electors Of a00 1eae ~
s0e Next GOoe1al
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Benton Barfrck., No.. April 80. 1866.

Benton bAfIfck>, Mo- hPth S's ioS"'
Dr. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir-KnowinS ths efeeey
Of your Sarsaparila. and the healing and the sen-
e6eial qualities II possesses, send the following
statement Of my case:
vas wounded about two year ago, was taken
prisoner, and confined for sixteen months. Being
moved % often, my wounds have not healed yet
have not sat up moment Gnes vas wounded
I am shot through the hips. Ny general health Is
impaired, and need something to assist nature;
have more fsith In your Sarsaparilla than any
thing else. I wish that which 10 genuine Please
express me half a dozen bottles, and ohlige
CAPT C. r. JOHNSON.
st. Louis, No
p S.-The following vas written April =. 1860,
BY Mrs. Jenuie johnson, mother ef Capt johnson
DE- JoHy BuLL-Dear Sir: Ny husband, DR..
C. s. johnson, vas skillful surgeon and and ply
sician, in Central New York, where he died. ieav-
ing the above C. r. johnson to my care. At thir.
teen years OF aga, he had . chronic dzrrhGa and
seroiula. for which l gave your SarsaPAr'lia. u
cured him. l have for ten years recommended II
to many in New York, Ohio and lows, for scrofu-
L. fever sores and general debility. Perfect sue
cess has attended II. The cures Affected in some
cases Of scr0fula and fever were almost mirac
ulous. An very anxious for my son TO again have
recourse to your Sarsaparf!a He Is fearful OF get
ting spurious article, hence his writing TO you for
10. His wounds were terrible. but believe re
viii recover RESPECTFULLY,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1873-10-23

The second dav OF the meeting Of the Nj,
sars, n L7wrence, was quite interesting.
Grand officers present: John NJ. Price,
Grand Master; J. d. Rush, Deputy Grand
Master: J. &. Sharp, Senior Grand Warden
]. ". Peek. Junior Grand Warden; john
II. Brown, Grand Secretary; Rev. ". II.
Mskraacv. as Grand Chaplain; c. ]. Neal,
Senior Grand Deacon; Francis Menet, Senior
Grand Stewart. J. s. Carr, Junior Grand
Stewart; Fritz Msge-s, Gsand Tyler.
usior Ransom delivered an address at
Welcome 10 the visiting fraternity, in behalf
the Lawrence brotherhood.
The address was eloqnently responded 10
hy Grand Master Price.
The II. W. Grand Lodge was then "ceuef
in ample form, with PRAYER by the Grand
Chaplain, Few. W. ii. Makeaney.
The grand Lodge roll was Called snt a
constitutional number OF subsrdinaie lodges
were declared to be present.
In the afternoon Grand Master Price de
livereci his annual address, which was n Jst
able production.
TIE following committees were appointed:
On Grand Masier'si Address-W. II.
Mskeaney. J. {. Richmond and John III
gram.
Oa Chartered Lodges-r. J. Andersor,
w. Cox and L. Hatch.
On Grievances and Appeals-J, 3. Sharp,
B. J. Kicker and D. ByiDg.on.
On Jurisprudence-H. S. Adams, Nj. y
Barnes and Jacob Dewitt.
O, Finance-W. o. Gould, c. James and
;. Wright.
On Grand Lodge Library. N. Hadley,
W. r F.islev and a. G.. Holman.
90 Foreign Correspondence--J.H II. Brown,
o. A. Basseit and ]. d. Rush.
Unfinished Business-Ssmuei Fellows, L.
II. Smith snd Abijah Wells.
The Secretary and Treasurer's reports
we're read.
The Grand Lodge was called from labor
10 refreshment.
EVENING.
The evening was devoted 10 pIblic exe.-
cises, dedication OF the new Free Masons
hall in behif of Leavenworth Lodge No. Q,
and Acacia Lodge. No. 9, A. F. & A. NJ.
The hail, occupying the entire fourth and
upper story Of the new bank building, was
on this occasion for the fret time opened
20 sueh ofthe public rs were so fortunate a.
IN pecara cards of admission, and was
tnronged TO its utmost capsoiciiy.
yAsoyrc ELECTIONS AND issfALLAfioS1'
Tn. Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masters of the State of Kansas, at lite annual
oo,vocatios on the 18th instant, elected the
Sol;oxinp grand officers foy the ensuing year,
who we're subsequently duly Installed on the
same Gay. viz:
per. Master, John a. Brown.
Ill. Dept Gr. Master, w. Cochran.
m, q, Conductor Of the Work. Joseph
Crsc8lin.
Ill. CIR. Treasurer, John NJ. Prices
III. Or. Secretary, J. Lee Knight.
Grand Conductor of Council, Franeis
Nenet.
Grand Marshall, E. D. Hillyes.
Or. Capt. of the Guard, ]. ". Peek.
Gr. Steward, J. s. Carr.
Or. Sentinel, Fritz Magers.
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To the Csnssiaaat~s sG the state Of
Kaosaa, NaAoisseA - the legssDa-
1ss s.;:..:.s. r: -: -: :. st::s:s; .s::, s:s :se
she Eseeesss 81 tho Mat as
Eleeiloo.
Substitute for House joint Resolution No. Il,
providing ior IN s1sadmsat 70 the Constita-
ton.
Be q Issetsd BY &e Ley6'sf.re Of Me STATE Of xan-
sas. tss.akirds q III Me ms~ss.s ssssd 10 eaeA
Hesss cvsesrrts1 Aereis:
SECTION /. That section two article tvo. Of the
Of the: STATE Of Eanaas. Be amended
tatives sad Senators shall be regulated BY lsv.
but shall never exceed one hundred and twenty
Ave Representatives and forty Senators. From
and .f.sr s = The .dop:iOn q the ansodmen, the
'"s "a hundred ..a any Legal en vote: .s1s sa'.
east e;s,,, q, "a IT, Ne . .s1, p.se.airs ssnsmi
than two hundred legal votss east 1t the ne1t
preceding general sIeetioa, shall b attached to
and constitute part Of the representative dis
trict Of the county lying next adjaesat 10 II On the
east.
SEC. 2. This amsndnent shall be submitted 70
the elections Of this State. f6s sdoPtion or rsjsc-
ton. st the next ssncrai election.
b written o. Psiatsd % follow: '.for amend
meut TO section two. article tvo. Of the Constitu
tion:" o.. "Asainst snsodnset To section two.
article two, a S,e Constitutes.
SEC. This Get shall take e1ect and be in force
from and amer its publication In the 'Kansas
Weekly Coomoavea1th.
hereby certify that the shove Joint Resolution
originated IN the AoHss Of representative Feb
ruary s. 1878, and paassd that body February Is,
is7y, two-tAirds Of all the members elect voting
therefor.
JOSIAH KELLOG,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative.
ALx1. B BASxA
Chief Clerk Of the HOUSE Of Representatives.
hereby certify that the above Joint Resolution
passed the Senate March 6, 1873 thirds ef ali
members elect voting therefor.
E. 8. STOvER.
President of the Senate.
GRO. Z. CsOvTnER,
Secretary Of The Senate.
Approved March 9, ls7S.
THOMAS A. OSBORN, Govegnor.
thereby certify that the foregoing Is . true and
correct copy Of the original enrolled Joint Resolu
lion nov on Gle In ny o1ce. and that the same
gas pu blishsd In the "Kansas Weekly Comn,op-
ssalth'' April 10, 1878.
IN tssti1osy whereof I have hereunto sub
'c1ibed ny name and sAxsd the great sell Of State.
bone st Topeka this sist day Of July, A. d 1873
lskALl ". Il. SNALLWOOD,
auss-d4v-tpovs Secretary Of state
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Smiths Tonic Syrup
AGUE AND FEVER
or OHnLS AND TEVER.

The proprissor Of this celshsateA nedicins Justly
clstms Tor il supsriOrity over al remedies eves Of
ered 70 the public ior the safe certain speedy And
perm meat cure Of Agus and Fever, OF Chills and
Eever. vhether Of Ioog % short staodina. He
relers to the entire Western and Souihern Coan-
try 10 bar him testimoay to the truth Of the A.
ssrtion, that In no caoe whatever des. IL isii 70
ned out In great many e.sae single dose has
hssn suf6c:ent jor cure, and whole families have
been cured BY single bottle, with perfect fesfo-
rstion OF general heaith 1t II, however, prudent,
.nd In eyery cass more certain 70 cure, II its use
h Continued in smaller doses . week or two after
the dispa,s has been checked. more especially IN
msdieins VilI not REQUIRE sid to keep the bowels
In good order. Should the patient. however. re-
ouire csthartic medicine. alter haviagtn three
or four doses Of the tonic. stngI. dose Of huif
Vegetable Family Pills vii lie sufficient.
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OUR CITY.
The Opinion Of a Visitor.

Among the many strangers In town during
the Fair was Mr.. Weaver, the editor and pre-
prietor Of the Kansas Nete Era, After he
returned home be wrote most excellent &C
count Of our Fair, and came to the following
conclusions in relation to the thrift and eu-
terprise Of our city:
The time will come when Kansas can boast,
as many other States do, Of having one great
commercial centre. Ever since We have
been q resident of Kansas, We have contend
ed that the location of Leavenworth made
it the natural point for this great CONNER
cial emporium. The growth Of this city 10
not q rapid in proportion to her population
q some other places, but what building is
being done il Of . permanent character. The
people of Leaven1orth build xifh view to
the future greatness Of the city. The build
ises that have been erected within the last
yesr. which can be named BY the hundred,
would do honor to St. Louis OK Chicago.
The growth OF this city i fully up 70 the
demands Of the country, and il seems to Be
the aim Of the leading men to keep pace
With the improvement Of the country, mot TO
run sheaa and then 1aitea ont for the want
Of support, g oihe1 hare done. The lals
panic W. scarcely fels b. the busines mea
Of ths city. Thy admit that tEade vas IL
lie duh fos few dayA but not 20 much -
= to produes any serious eSscA
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Ths above reward is offered By bachelor.
living within three miles Of Tongsnoxie. to
any lady who can beat him in the Art OF
ceokias. The gentlemen has plenty Of ths
worlds goods, 80 that sufficient security can
b. eivsn for the above rewsEd. al Of which
hunincunhesed
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THI 9I0T
New Singing Books

caolcs fklO0. For llgh Schools and Sem.
inaTieo. By ". 5. Tildss. just OUT. 81 90
RIVsB OF LlYB. For Sabbath Schools.
By Perkins. Eenty and ~ other composers 36c.
CHIIHYuL VOICES. For Oomnon Schools.
ny l. w. EkooBooo .s....-0Ocs
Aou1 OF SIuomo. For High Schools
By kmerS0o aad Tiiden. 90
sfAnDA1D. For choirs. cenvsntiens, &c.
By EDefSon sod Palmer ..............- 80
DEVOTIONAL (l MS. Yo1 Soeial Mot
1nGD. by Asa Hull DC.
0U1IcAt 11gASu11. For the Haylor.
Vocal and tnssrumsntal) 90
sevea s'mirably constructed books, whose sales
sre TO b numbered BY the hundIed thousand; 80
perfectly 10 each fitted 20 the populaS taste
s1Either book sent, postpaid, for the retail price
OLIVER DIISON 4 CO., Boston.
CHAS II. DIrsON d CO.,
0ctl-eod-w III Broadvay, New York.
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SMITHS TONIC Strip.

The genuine ar.isls must haze Dr.. John Balfs
b.s the YiGhf 70 Eanuhesure and ssli the original
John J. Saith's Tonie Syrup, Of Louisville, Ky.
Exanins vel the Label - each bottle. II ~
private stamp = net % saeh boet!c do not ,par-
eease or yoa viii b deceived. ees my column
advertfos4ess and my show card. I viii prose-
eate any one infrleeing On my right The eenu:
Inc 6uith's Tonic Syrup ean only b pnspsfed
By nyssif Ihs rsehs', se.ysni,
Louisville, Nov. 9, 1850.
tulv tn ut keov
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os,osxr CrE KAs., OFT. u. 1873.

Eilsr 1Snss:
The O.borne county Conveatioa noainat-
Cd Hon. Calvin Reasoner for Representative
bv \ vote Of q to 5, On The 1lth Inst.
Truly, r C
M. Rsasoner = one Of the best men o.
home oounty could ssnd 10 rsPsasat thss.
He i essk b Als ssigAboghood nd he
So, ~ ~ hus vill ssesive .tks unaai-
- auosu4 e - uniaa,
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CHARLES BAYER'S
PREMIUM WAGON DEPOT.

no ll2 FOURTH STREET.
R.,~, constantly q had Q hsys ssppsy Of Gus
TO3 MADE fARM end skRINe WAGONS,
vhieh hs e6ss loz sals u s<iess thN defy esnpe-
Boegles, Carriages = wagons.
Hzsn0oa Psin1s1 sna Rapaiss, o shortest
80 EssPs eonsAaa1y - hanA Ne hsrss
-, - aaisae Iaess1aoe ~ e1 veco M -
.s&Is- -
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MEDICAL.
Oo9U7N
Medical Institute,
Nes. 175 Z l77 Seath Clark St,
Csfnsr Of Monroe street.
THIS vell-knowh and popular Institutes,
i founded and conducted BY
DIR. j. COBURN ]

Fer IL tfsstneut ard cure q Ill ibrns e n
vato sna ehr0nic disease In boeh ssxes, -
re0ovsd ffon l5S West Madisoa se1Use - ID
hhove nuaben, where he has tie nose so0p3sel|
Buit a reception rooms and private paxleeS ~
eho special trsafDent ofcnronic and pGivn1o d.
.as8 In Chicago. The apartments aFO - eso-I
structsd that patients never see any oas bat ID
doctor. The reputation ofDR COBURN b nov,
% veil established. and his unequallsa Gkin I'D
The trsatment Of private diseases has Oainsd
'oe him tie most extensive praeties Of any|
phydcian In the city. Yourg men WIN haveI
injured Themselves bv asscret habit And speeay
md permanent relief at the hands Of DK COZ
BURN. Th.rs is no case Of private disease, nd
matter Of how long standing. thse he canass
psFlSctly cure. ana leave the patient q we'll q
sver. DR. COBURN IL well known to BE- regular
srsdrsts Of medicine, and has three Diplomas
frem the best medical colleges In the world,
which are to be seen in his ONCE BY ali VIA
sish to read them. Separate rooms and special
treatment for all female difficulties. Send nor hil
book on woman and her diseases; ala0 hook o.
sexual and venereal diseises for gentlemen, I'll
free for two stamps- Address all Letters 70 20
BURN MEDICAL INSTITUTE, l78 and IA
3oath Clark, corner Monroe street, Chicago
Once hours: =. m. to p. m. Sunday, 2 ts
p m. febt5-d&wiOs
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RE.AMER l. COLE.
Com ;,limentary to the Great Dry
foods Firm.

From the Grasshopper Ns'r Hra so '"r'
the following ttrth'ui "r' al )
notice Of oue oi our ni-'-i passing aud
progressive firms:
I.esy.pwor,h can hssst al live class oi
ao,ernrisiuy business men. and among the
MANY good iiruls in The place, ReaDer d
Cal. stands in the front rank. Our atten-
,iou wa. attracted Immediately after entering
The Exhibition Hall, ontbe fair ground, by the
large display OF both foreign and domestic
goods, by this live firm. They manifested
excellent taste in the arrangement.
After returning 10 the city ~e
walked aogn to Delaware street,
viii, the view al looking at the
stock in their warerooms. On entering the
door we were SOON convinced that our better
Man was 10 pres. our way ont and return
after the nocturnal curtains Of the night
were drawn around. a. both the pToprieiorr
and their hosts of clerks were so completely
surrounded by customers that At ives impos-
s;his for us to have even q minutes ccnrersa-
tion with either Of the proprietors. MIR.
Cole in passing us whispered, 'csll this
evening". YOU see how We are DOW situated
In the evening we returned. aud to our as
.orjshment all hands were still busy, though
not qai,e 50 much crowded as in the day
time. The next mornidg We called IN again
and the throng bad just commenced gather
ing, but in less than half al hour the room
was sgain full.
Nov. there is some reason for the im-
mense trade of this firm. and the question IL,
what ia that reason? The answer is at hand.
The proprietors are trained busines. men.
Thew know Just when and what to buy for
the market They rely upon their own
Judgment in the purchase of goods and never
buy an articles that has the appearance OF he
ing unsaieable. They buy for cash, and buy
very largely, from 6rst hands, 80 that they
can really afford to ss!l low. They depend
more upon the smount OF goods sold than
upon large profits. Again. they have but
one price, they don't ask cent or two more
on ward Of calico than they intend taking,
out will give you at once the positive price.
The people have found cut that they can be
trusted, hence they go there to get their
goods.
1t is with pleasure thst We speak OF this
firm. for We know that they are men We cao
sneak of in the highest terms With safety.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1873-10-23

THERE has been considerable trouble over
the awarding Of the rFeciai premium offered
bv one of our citizens for the best specimen
a, fruit cake exhibited at the late fair. Mrs.
Sarah Chaplin and Mrs. o. J. Badders both
claim the blue ribbon. II seems there was
some mistake in the numbers on tha entry
tao, and AFTER several meetings ofths COM
mi,tee the matter was finally brought bsfore
The go,rd of Directors who decided that
Nm. Badssr ws entitled BY The decision Of
,ha committee se he premium.
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r.. R. II.
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF,
CURES THE WORST PAINS IN FROM ONE
TO TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT OWE HOUe AFTER READING THIS ADVERTISE
MEST NEED ANY ONE SUFFER- WITH PAIN.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
IsA CURE FOR EVERY PAIN,
1t vas the Grs ssd Is
THEONLY PAIN REMEDY

th.t instatiy stops the most e1cruciating pains,
ALLAYS INFLAMMATION AND CURES con-
GEjTIOSS.
whether Of the Lungs. Stomach. Bowels or other
glands and organs, by-one application
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
No matter how violent or circulating the pain,
the Rheum matte, Bed-ridden. Infrm, Crippled,
Nervous, Neurslgic or presrrAted with sease may
sudSr.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1873-10-23

MAr1r WooD srxuAxY, . boarding and
dsy sehool enhsacing elassical, scisai16c,
prspasaaory and peinasy depastnents. Fall
seaios op,9 SsQasnhR "a, 1873.
For peEsiNhD eyPH -
011HA + CtDmn,
llsawln 1kineia
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Csnsanptisa b decay. Soothing. expecsorsnt
Be0sdiss aFs oaly uDsfal - palative; they Do not
rtAeh the cass-shsy Do nee sop the decay. Tonic
Dedieinss s9Esags6sa tAs Lii feeess sad pr0loeg
the hattls, bat tks dssay eess seeadily On, end.
soeoer Or latss. tAs vietin must yield. Climate
ekangss are ssaseinss Oood. bar they ssidom
vhslly cure In chsrt. TIE Arse thing to Be
done q 70 stop Tie aseay; then approach The res
tosstive, to6ie 81 slEsagth-givinG treatment.
Think Do0sat. Ths luap are aseaying; tuber.
elss ulcsEassaa cavities and dsposits a psisocors
master (Pas) are fornins Ths circulation carries
this poison all ovse the b0dy. WAITING. los Of
Appetite sservssis.. night sveats and ali the ter
ribls synptoos appear. Il IL worth while 10 doc
tor the synpso0s, which are merely the results,
while the deeay-vhish 10 The cause 10 eating NJ
the LIE sprine.
Thess I've thi.s szs veil known BY the bes,
physieians:
ist. CarSol,e aeaa quickly sRzssls decay. II Is
Even dad bodies are prsssrved BY II. Entering
into the clFculntioa, II as once gYapple0 with cor
ruPtioa, and decay csassA 1t puri6ss the sources
Of disease.
ID. Cod Liver Oh b natures bsst assistant In
resisting eonsunpt,00. It u at once Q food, a
tonic, purifier and Q Aealsf. IL braces up and
supplies the vital fsrces 1ssds the ted system,
and enables nature 70 regain her foo. bold. For
thsss purposes nothing can compare with Cod Liver
Oil This Il the thesry of
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BULLS
worm destroyer
-...
Ho" OeorAA
DR.. JoHN PrLL-Dsar Sir: 1 have recently
have daily use -! som. an eie 2, .hs lisa.
. is $ ;:::;.: = :: = Won: r. $;
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DR.. R0dWay's Perfect PurEa.
tive and. Regulating
Pills

Peribsly tasteless, elegantly coated, for the eare
nevp bl,dder, nervous diseases, headache con-
suuptjon, costiveoso, indgestien, q, dyspepeia bill.
iousness bilious fever, inAamatioa Of the bowels,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1873-10-23
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGtrE CURED FOB FIFTY
CENTS.
There is DO. q remedial agent in this World that
will cure Fever and Ague, and all other Maisrious
Bilious, Scarlet Typhoid. Yellow and other ievers,
(aided BY Railway Pills. 81 quick s. Radvay's
Ready Relief
Finy cents Per bottle.