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BULLS
S rs a rill a.

Read the following extract Of letter from Mrs.
Rivers, vile Of Rev. Or. Rivers, one OF the NEST
learned, eloquent and popular mint,ters of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and who l. q; present
stationed at broadway Church Louisville. Ky.
Louisville. Ky, De-. s. LEG
DR.. JOHN BrLL-Dear sir: Many kind a dnks
TO you for the medicine you have 60 kindly given
me. have been u great sufferer for years, and
had the al vice OF vari. US physicians. Some pro
pounctd nv spiue, s,pe my lungs, and some my
heart to be the seat Of the disease. l have been
burnt, blistered and eupi,ed uuIil I nave become
disnesrtened. Ssyer-i very eminent phyiciaus
who have examined my spine Informed me that
was ;tr-are1el with parai 81 or apOpexy any ~
aud ia II nothing but ssaion would relieve me-
had per ect ha rror Of this, and was heStaiiny
abuu, b wing one inserted, ~h n yOu kindly Sent
me Jour Sa,sip .rilis which l :mmed ate begun
to take three times day. had suffered terribly
with most acute pa in the n ht side Of my hesd
especially when l would re ID or write Tor shy
length Of time. and on rising TO my feet would
be perfectly blind for rome IN nutes, and would
have 10 hold to something TO prevent 'alliig.
IN my had is entirely relieved; .urer but sell
dom With my spine, but not 50 acuteIy. My ar-
petite Is good, ind ed, for the nrst tine in my,
life, I enjoy my dinnsr more than any other neal
You kindi, sent me four bottles ssain las.
night, and begun again this iitbrnins, and bore
to be entire relieved. Please accept my heaIt-
felt thanks and best wishes
Very truly your must grateful friend.
u. B. c. Rivers.
Nv JO1Inal atounds with similar letters, all OF
v hich guarantee 10 be genuine; ana written by
the pers Ius whose n amsS they bear.
DO not suffer yourself TO be imposed on. Don't
be drawn away after new and doubtful expert
rlents. Don'i risk your health by letting novces
ex pertinent upon you with their trash
Ny Sarsa, lila has stood the test for over twen-
tive wears; il Is still the Sirsspariila o: the day
and Of the age, towering over all others in popu-
laIi'y and It's curative qualities.
Avoid all those who are trying TO palm of on You
other extracts Of Sarsaparilla so-cai,ed. EsInan-
Der it is Dr. John Bal" Sarsaparlla, Of Louisville
Ky, that is the old aud reli BITE remedy for i'm
purities Of the blood and scrohd0us affections. Al
ways bear that in mind.
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40. Leafs ana LeayenwOrfh Ahead.
The great railroad war ia over for Tie
present. The result shows that Leavenworth
"a the great railroad center Of the West.
Ce,s q. thousands OF tickets have been sold
the peopfe of our city and the State. All
day yesterday kilograms were received from
everybody from everywhere to purchase
ticket. to S.. Louis. Leavenworth and st.
Louis are The winners. Chicago has been
cheated out of thousands Of visitors. Many
people seem to imagine that the whole thing
vas gotten up for the purpose OF bensh'tine
S.. Louis. All roads leading TO 81. Louis
have been we'll advertised, and Leavenworth
is decidedly the place to buy low fare tickets.
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Benton Birsrcks. Mo-, April -, 1886.

Benton Barracks, Mo-, April -, 1856.
DR. JOHN ByLL-Dear Sr-KDowng the etieacy
Of your SarSapari,ia, and The healing and the
efciai qualities il possesses, send the following
sta'ement OF my case:
vas wounded about two years ago, was taken
prisoner, snd confined for sixteen months. Being
moved SO often, my wounds have no; healed yet.
have not sat up moment SINCE was wounded.
am shot through the hips. My general health is
impaired, anCk need something To assist nature !;
have more faith In your Sarsapsrilla than any
thing else. l wish that which is genuine. Please
express NE half dozen bottles. and oniige
CAPT. C. T. JOHNSON.
st. Louis, Mo
T. S.-The following was written Apri. ., 1865,
by Mrs. Jen1ie johnson, mother OF Capt. Jobuson
DIR. JoHS BULL-Dear Sir: Ny husband, DR..
c. 5. johnson, WIS a skilIful ssrceon aud and ply
stefan. in Central New York, whore he died, lrav
ing the above c. p johnson to inv care. q ti,ir-
teen wears O; sg,. he had chronic oiarrh,es and
sSra:ula Tor which ] gave your >lrsapariiis. 1t
cured him. / have for ten years iccommen led IL
Ia many in New York. Ohio and Iowa, tor scrofu-
Ia, fever sores and general de6i ity. Perfect
cess has attended II The cures affected in some
cases Of scrofula and fever almost nirac
ulous. am very anxious for my son Ia again have
recourse TO your Sarsap,ria. He Is fearful o. get
ting spurious article hence his writing 10 you for
II. His wounds were terrible, but l believe he
will recover. Resrecifuily,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Domestic Tonic;
DR.. ROHANNAN,
OFFICE 40. sis NORTH FIFTH STREET,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

E,TABLIsAED IN ST. LOUIS In 1859.
rURE5 sill Chronic and Special Diseas.s la e
" short tune, either in I1ale or female. Charges
l0w fees; uses no mercury.
Dr. Bohanaan's Treatise on Special DISEASES
which fully explains the nature, causes. sy zap
toms, &c., of {. ermatorahea or Seminal weakness
syphilis, female eompiiiDts. all impediments 10
marriage, aud valuable Information on other deli
cate subjects, sent free 10 any address in a plain
sealed envelope, Oh recsi t Of one stamp.
SEMINAL wEAKNEss CURED.
Dr.. Bohannan's Vegetable Curative perinsnen:l.
cures all forms Of spermaIorrhea or s-Iainai weak
cess in from two to seven weeks time. II
lost power, and brings back the youthful visor Of
OF those who have De stroyed i, by sexual excess Of
evil practices. This remedy has been used by DIR.
bohannan in his private practice for over thirty
years. and has never failed in curing even the
irorn observatory sod only a, DIR. Z. A.
Bohannan Office, No. si9 North Fifth street, st.
Louis. NO.. Established in 1887. nnvfsdSw
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SHOT AND KILLED.
Murder at Hays City.

A6yicss from the southern part OF the
State, bring US the news that four soldIers o.
the Sixth cavalry got into a row q; Have
City on Saturday morning last. sad during
the melee two OF them were shot and Killed.
their bodies falling in front of dance house:
where several men have been killed on
former occasions. A msn named E,oerts Is
said to be the murderer, as be stole II ho.se
,hs, morning snd Immediately Left the
country. The horse xss subsequently, found.
bu, Roberts ia st;!l missing. TIE citizens OF
the place are highly excited o-er the affair,
and are securing the country in every d.
rec;,on 10 get track Of the murderer.
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STATE OF KANSAS, p
Leavenwoyth County,
In the Probate Court ia and for said coanty-In
The matter Of the estate Of Mathew Polo. Ii, de-
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letter. te.tsnentsry
have been granted 10 the undersigned on the estate
ct Mathew Potocki late OF said county. deceased
ty and State Aforesaid dat, the 2nd day Of Au-
gu<t, A. D. 1874. Now. all gers rs having claims
against the said estate hereby notified tina, they
must present the same the upders Rned for al
lowance within o e year from the date of siid
letters. or they may be precuded from any bene-
hr o. such state; aud that If such CLAWS be not
exhibited within three years ater the date of ssid
letters they shall be forever barrel.
LOUIS NARCOP,
Executor OF the last viii drawn Of the estate Of
Mathew PotockI, deceased.
August 18th, 1873. aulsw-3w
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NOTICE.

NYOTIcE i. hereby given tia, petition viii he
~ preseated to the Board Of County Commits.
sionefs Of Leasenvorth, Kansas o. their fsst reg.
ulaY meeting in Octnber, TOR the location Of .
county road, 10 commence At the northeast corner
Of secfiou nineteen. township eleven. rsuss
tventy.two, thence due scush On section lines
t,uf miles ending at the southeast corner Of
tio.. Six torrsbip twelve, range twenty-five, al
xithin The fovps,ip OF strzpser and h.rnan.
". C. hCLBURD,
au.asvss Pyincipai Petitiooer.
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OVARIAN TUNOR CURED.
Never hiss q medicine taken internsli! been
tn .un 10 ave cured tumors either OF tbs womb,
uieri osar.es or boveis; the knife has been the
soc reliance in the lands Of experienced surgeons;
out Dr.. Railways Sarsap ,riiia settles this cues
,iou for it has cured over twenty persons OF 7ss-
rian cys,s and tumors, Is we'll as tuners IN The
bowels, uterus, womb, liver, dropsicai &. 's'oI.
sscites, and calculus secretiOus.
TUMOR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY RADWAY'S REjOLVENT.
BEVERLY, Mass, July Is, 1869
DR.. RADwAY-I have had Ovartsn Inmor n the
ovaries an bowels. All the doctors said ''there
vas no he p for It," / tried everything that was
recommen led, but nothing helped me. lsav your
Rssoivent, end thought would try it but had no
faith in It, because had suffer. tor twelve years
took six bottles of the Res solvent one box OF Fad
ways Pills, and used two bottles Of Your Ready
Relief; and there is not sign Of a tumor to be cen
or felt and feel better, smarter AMI happier thar
[ have for twelve years The worst tunlor was Ia
the left side csthe bow ,ls over the groin. I write
this to you for the benefit Of Others. You can puo-
ii,L il If you choose.
HANNAH P KNAPP.
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STATE OF KANSAS, l..
Leavenvofth County. -

In the Prouase Court in and for said County: In
The matter Of ths estate q Patrick AcGrav, JE,
NYOTiCE n hereby given th,t Letters Of admir-.
~ istration have been srznted - the under
C, I'd On the sseste Of Pa,riek AeGIsw. u. late
e said county, aecea.ed. BY the Hon"F abe. the
Probeie Csurs e :he county and State sfore,a d,
dsied the sth day Of eepse1ber A. ~, 49, Nov
al perpons havssg Chains against tbs said estate
afs 6eeby noaiaed thas they must present the same
% ~ upAessiDed II allowance wthis one
yeaF I'm - 6ses q sid lessen. o they may Be
Ssecln6si In aay SRns1f d sueh estate; and
- a - 49, o-n>t oxhibiso4 vtahte three
- 60 - iaAsA ~ - -
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1Meeklu Gimes
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1873

NUMBER of the teachers in the pubic
schools have this year abolished corporal
punishment, and are going to try to rnie ~
TIA, sort of indefinite thing called "morai
,.,s;op.n which will be all very good if 1t
succeeds in every case.
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IT ia singular what little thing will put
. man out. One of our young lawyers was
maxim, high Gown speech the other day.
telling about angels tears, weeping WILLOWS
and rilsu, tombstones, When his Honor sad;
'-CorEne your remarks to the dos-hg0'
-se :; TIE LAWYER sat down.
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Or. " ia TIER,

6!7 So. lnaries street. st Louis, k;o.
Has bc'a :. ~ 's.i'si specsi treatment Of ali
vensreai- S'-y 1 80; Chronic Diseases
syrniiio, S..,-..I.S-S.. I isef, Structure.
V6cnisit, tss.E T. - = ..otIrS, al Urinary
Diseases iSgc:,ii-'>;o- ma ycJsiai afIec.
tons * re o-,t. =, q = I,caeS, s-= ue.t=i
Soernesorr.scri,, :ozas.i Dz;,;i.ty and
gsi sscc, ,es cs.er caas, aai witch
truizc= Of sT-. c-s: .-ro.src.r .,.i,.t
s7sto's. dssiy, At. cf si.t.. Scrscsus r4e-.orb
pspsss On "a -. - es--. c-.rsI0S TO socfty II
ding MARRIAGE ;.y,7Tc--,- or un,laspy, srs
prnaarr; Gu T. - 10 pL-e5, rrlat.Is sts
atlys. s"n,iI ssG'-srs.>,r5s "a p,-tlr, s;s15s,
Disease r7o-:iss 80 .,on,en. ,.sh q.
Sf.''fff.s- s'ss 80 ta =: oTrSTsiI Leu1o--azs
" = ~. su>s Es-,cFI = sceC7 cas- ofshe tomb
S..its -, - p :r. ';et ces::Y;!ye pau, bic:
s-tt I'D TO 49,. t-e ~ Q. pcrerce u
- a. Is:;'sf-ss tGtJta lssl ian ng tsoG.-
ri' ti c'r!f G. = - i-tr graf skill Phyflc.ars
SvTic- = -1'i; - asui pcr,ooJ - ny care
ia7ci- ChNaiti1t .e - yis:: ;h- r-y fJr treat
1.n:, -sdi-ire- ca A,s stIv
CEr-abs cf'rs ---Ia: . sS cS4p. eVs.s 80! Sr--kiy
s-s.-i. o -L.l u: - -a5P. q. s.u.a.s. I'm. :,
dee. 70 ;I-cI-.. ifs-It . r--1t., p. = sefL.
Tsoe t-s -z.s-. Az g Ecus~oit0s- ,a.l q tie
cost ex:eissi-c ia tn --t 1-1rta- Etscrtion -.
Cs,.n';i:0a .cu41s- : 30. i; s-;zlrnf,;
SsteN;si sse t-ror .,-hs; a'r -cs..c i-AbOra;s-y
AMI !t-,; 3d., were ~ eli sni
l,te.. fIsrl.It . O. CT l., els i. medicine sre
feand nso .-.--1--t - 49, e ..i caIa-sd IT,
lilusfrs!fs - 4. ai''sN - fscc sc, I:sei ed
I'D ia an, o.,s.I..,r !. IS ,i,. r. = b., i.
81 ~ We arS isn esis:z- Z 40. q s56rs-
EkxkQ&9e 1s.zfCSs->z .SssfrARSkkaG.
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100000.
Missouri State Lottery.
LOCALIZED BY STATE AUTHORITY AND
DRAWN Is PUBLIC IN ST. LOtIo.
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME
10000 n u NJ y f. X =
Glass /, to be Drawn Sept. 30, 1873
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to 100000.

oE-s,ur lotteries are chartered by the State. are
always dawn Al the time named. ard all drawings
are under The supervision Of sworn commissioners
o8Ihc ofbciai drawing viii b. published in the
81. Louis paperp, and COPY Of dra~ins sent 10
parchAsersOf fiekets.
0IWe will draw Q similar scheme the las, day
Of every month during the year 1873.
~Remit by P.S-rtifFfCE MOSEY-ORDEg.
REGISTERED LITTER DHAFTcr EXPRESS.
Send fol circular. Address,
MURRAY, MILLER CO.,
sPtstOfice Box. 2ii5. Louis, No.
iupsll-d6w
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YESTERDAY, Assistant Marshai Ming re
ee:ved a telegram from A.ch'son stating ina,
Frank Henant, reported in our disps,ehes Of
Yesterday morning as having been killed al
the acciaen, on the Atchison race track, was
no, dead, but IL getting better, and VIII re-
,oyer. Franks father left this city ios
Atchison yesterday afternoon to bring MN
bo;ue az soon as possible.-A. Joe Herald.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT
To the Constellation Of the state Of
Kansas. Submitted by ahe Leg fsln-
tire 80 gss Last Session, fer no
Kasil3raffOW Ws Rejection OF a
the t:s~cs0.s Of the afRl ~
she Next GenO1al
EieclIOO.

Substitute 70. House JOINT Resolution No. IL,
providing Tor an anenimsn; 10 the Constitu-
ton.
Be Escctsd by III. Le1,s azure Of Tie State Of Kan
sas fro MiTds II all the members slsctsd 10 each
House eoncurriIg herein:
SECTION 1. That section two article two, OF the
Constitution Of tine State of Kansas, be amended
tstiv,s aad Senator's shall be regulated BY Law,
bat shall never exceed one hundred add twenty.
ave Representatives and forty Senator'S From
and af,er the adoption Of the amendment the
,So hsa sI e and ss5 Legal votes ss aSs
cast at the next precedins seosral
than tuo hundred legal votes we've cast At the next
preceding &c eral election, shall Be attached to
and constitute q part of the representative dis
tet Of the county lying next adjacent TO it on the
SIC. ?. This amendment shall he submitted 20
the electors of this state. for adoption rejec-
ton, At the next general election
SEC. 8. Toe ballots used a said election ahsll
be written or printed IS fcilows: For amend
nent TO section Two. article two Of the Cons;itu-
tiou;" or. against amsndment to section two:
article two. OF Constitution" -.
SEC This act shall take effect and be 10 iorce
from and after Its publication 10 the ''Kansas
Weekly Commonwealth.
originated in the House OF Repre- entatives Feb
rusry 5, 1873, and passed that body February ?s,
1873, two-ih,rds OF all the members elect voting
therefor.
JOSIAH KELLOGG,
speaker Of the House Of Representative.
ALFN. BANKS.
Chief Clerk OF the House Il Representatives.
hereby certify that the above joint Resolution
passed the Senate March 6, 1873, two-thirds Of all
members elect voting therefor
E. S. SLOWER.
President of the Senate.
GEO. c. CzowIHgE,
Secretary Of the Senate.
Approved March 8, 1873.
THOMAS A. OSBORN, Governor.
thereby certify that the foregoing is . true snd
correct copy Of the original enrolled Joint Resoip-
ton nov on fie in my Ofkee, and that the ZANE
vas published in the ''Ksnsss Weekly Commes-
wealih' April 10, 1873.
IN testimony whereof ! have hereunto sub
scribed nv name anl Aft xed the great seel Of
Done At Topeka this 3I.t day Of July, A. D 1873.
L.s.5l W. Il; saALLwooD:
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Tuy Denver Ne,cs says: "Kansas City
pspers are attempting to bolster up the pros
poets OF t,e Missouri valley hv Vigorously
,isnouncing Colorado. The 1i".es iecenuf
published communication hi'ea WIN va
r.ous complaints. one OF WHICH was .n1,
drinks were from twenty iiVe 10 MY cenu.
Gentlemen who object 20 the country on I'M,
Ground, we can afford to get along wihoo'-
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THE RAILROAD WAR.

THE RAILROAD WAR.
Scenes of Strife and Excitement
Terrible Cutting and Slashing Of
Rates.
Thousands Of Tickets Purchased
Doeged Determination On Both
Sides.
The Fight Lasts All Day
A Truce Declared at Dark
Final Suspension Of AoStilities
The Agents Agree to Return to
the Old Rates.
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We Use Nc Tar In this Can.
position.

Therefore i; does no. asect the water .f,,m ,he
ROOF, II rnsd oIi Tor tha nrst one or two rs,us
The paint has a very heavy body, bat Is easiIy
applied with or n inch colorins brush.
On old retion sblngies 1t Ills up the holes and
pore, hssdens them and eve, a spv and sub,tao.
VA roo That VII las or y.srs. On cured or
warped shingles. II brings til m to ths il place and
keeps them theT.. II nl!s up The holes ia tin or
10 ten Of ordinary paint.
7 he colo, II the slate Then drst applied b Of
DARK purt lie; Aud 10 ah,ut month Il chsa{ss - a
light uuiiorc slAts COLOR
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SMITHS TONIC sIKUP.

The genuine article mus. have DR.. John Balls
private stamp on each hottie. DIR, John Bull only
has the right to nanuf.ciure and sci. the original
John J. Smiths Tonic Syrup, Of Louisville, Ky.
Examine vel the Label on each bottle. II my
private stamp Il not on e,ch bottle do not ,pur-
cease. or You win BE- deceived See my column
advertisement and my show card. ] will prose.
cute any one inf1ngi1g on my ght- The senu.
Inc Smiths Tonic Syrup can only be prepared
BY myself The Iublic's .ervsnt
DR. JOHN BULL,
louisville, Nov. 5, 1860.
July II vat &eov
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kans2s.
10 the matter OF the estate Of Pa,scy J. BiIstos,
Seesaesi.
NOT CE Is hereby given that 'e.tess Of adniu-
~ t.irsiion, Gated seP,suh LIST, 1913, have
en- g antd 70 tie uads sisnsd. an eennas
lar ng ei-ius ag inst sai esa must prsssns the
ne FIR siIovsaee ~ his 90 eas 81 "a daSs e.
III y nay ~ precitded f,eo asy bsarft. saiA -.
eaDs Vii - laEusB 1s1. q
A,-..s-.se.~.1S.siasis:S: s; s! -,
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
The Romance of Cure
The many evidences Of the extraordinary cures that
are daily reported Is effected through
DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsaparillian Resolvent

Ready Belief aud lefec: Purgative Pills, n
written testimonials from all parts Of the world,
suipass In wonder the most miracles o:
each treatment. Physicfans and medical men in
all countries pronounce these wonderful re.nedles
mystery. that neither their science Of analys es or
medical skill can explain. True, these medicines
dying to Hfs and relieves the most wretched pain
uuerng victim Of his tortures In from oe 70 frenfy
minutes, and although they know some Of the In
FL their formal a~ishhoidns only s.o
newly discovered roots), still both French. Ger
man, English and American chemists and phar-
macs1iists stevis fail With the same ingredients
prepared by them. The great success, which
ihese wonderful remedies are constantly achiev-
Ing lies In the great secret OF combining the In
gradients together, after selecting the pure and
genuine roots.
riliian R.solveut keady Relief and Railways Pills
are without parallel in the history Of medicine tor
there are some infirmt;es and diseases that are
considered ., incurabls, and ssre death; ast, ,he
these remedies OF some diseases that have never
been known to be cured BY medieiue:..
Consumption, scroiula, white swelling, tnmors
In the womb, stomach, ovaries, bowels, Bright
disease Of the kidneys, that have been pronounced
incurable. cancers ulcers, swellngs, stone In the
bladder, czIcuous concretsons, ulcers and sores OF
medicine has never been known TO reach, have
been cured by the sarsaP,riilian Resoivent aided
by the Ready Relief and Pills
Pasly, paralyses, dry gangrene-thaf tnrestens
living death. daily rotting away OF the limbs and
Hesh-diaberes, involuct,ry di'chsrse OF Tater.
tunxi 10 the bladder tthe Emperor Napoieon's
disease) tortufing psins when discharging urine,
rheu IN stisrn, govt neuralgiz-each aud eveyy one
Of these comp aiats, though but few out OF the
many other diseases Railways SArsaPari'iian he-
advent has cured and Is daily curing IN all parts
Of the world.
la one word. any disease-no matter under what
uams de-igoated-that is nour shed or Increased
BY bad. impure. depra.ed, veal. thin, TaisIy or
kESOLvENT.
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DIR. A. G.. OLIN

ALIVE EST wAaHIN 6TOS ST.,
IL Chicago, Ill nois, Specialist Of greet -x-
psrepee, debility, ali fornis Of Pri-
vats diseases and dfeulfes Of delicate nature In
; r.Isieal.r :s nsssa gwen ' to Old
and eomplicsisd cares. Patients at .
distance treated BY mail. Cures guaranteed.
Charges rsasoaabis. Send s,sup for book and eir-
culars. True Marris-s Guide, Full Information
sent sealed for 50 cents. Rubber Goods always
on hand. Consultation. free and in vited. n. b -
Ladies, send for circular on sure Prevention.
9o0rs. - n tos p. n. Sundays forenoon.
sep;2-dAv1y
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BULLS
Worm Destroyer
Extracts from q Letter
from Georgia.
yuisaa.a, walker -, Ga, June =,
DR. JoHS RuLL--Dsar Sir: / have recently
givin your Worm Best oyer several trials, and
fud II wonderfully eficacious. 1t has not failed
in single instance to have the wished for effect.
I an doing q pretty large country practice AID
haze daily use ior some srt Gle OF the kid.
JULIUS CLEMENT, u. D.
P. $50 unqualified aud numerous ave the tes-
tiuonias In favor OF nv Worm Destroyer, that
newspaper space Is entirely 'o' small to tell It's
merits
It is an infa,ih,e remedy for worms. Try Il and
be convinced. See my Journal Tor more Z. de-
script:ou. JOHN BULL.
Bulls Cedron Bitters
Bulls Pectoral Wild Cherry
Bulls Extract Buchu.
Bulls Vegetable Family Pills.
Ali the above medicine. prepSred ty Hr. John
Bull At his isfrsrory. Fifth street, Louisville, Ky
EXTRA SPECIAL. NOTICE.
BEWARE OF CUUHTERFE:lTSI
Smiths Tonic Syrup has been cs1nssr.eitei, AID
the eoantsrieitsr brought to grAi
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-09-18
AGUE AND FEVER
Or CaiLLS AND FEVEs.

The propriei of this celebrated medicine Justly
claims for il superiority all remedies ever Of
ierzd to the public fr the safe, certain speedy and
perm aneai eur. of Ague and Fever, or Chiiis and
Fever. whether OF long or short Standing. he
refers - the entire Western and Sou,he C'un.
Try 1, bear him te timony to ths truth OF the Is.
cur. Ii the directions strictly followed and
NED cut. In great many cas- single dose has
been sufficient Tor a cure aud whole families have
been cured ny single bottle, with perfect resfo.
Tation of general b. a'th. II is, however, prudent,
and in ~ more certain ia cure, il its use
is continue in smaller do-es week or two after
the dis sse has been checked, especially In
dift ut and long siabiipg cases. Usually this
medicine ill not require aid to keep the bowels
in good order Should the patent, however, re-
Qurs cathariic msdicine after having lax u three
forr doses Of the tonic, siugi, dose "a: BasP .
Vegetable Family Pills will be sufficient.