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BULLS
Sa rS aparilla

Reed the following extract Of letter from Mn
learned. eloquent and popular ministers Of tn.
Methodist Episcopal Church, and Who Is NJ present
stationed at Broadway Church Louisville. Ky.
Louisville. KY, Oc.. 9, 1865
De. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Many kind u Ankl
to you for he medicine you have % kindly given
me: 1 have been great sufferer for yean. and
nsd the advice ot various physicians. Some pro-
bounced my spine, some my lungs. and some my
heart to be the Sea: Of the disease. I have beeu
burnt biisiered I'D cupped until I have become
Who have exs,a!ned my spine Informed .ne that
vas threatened With psra ysi- OF apoP!exy any day
and that nothing but seaton would relieve me.
had per ct honor Of this. and was hesita,ins
about LAyinG one inserted. wh-n you kindly sent
ne yeur SaIssparilla which I Immediately begun
I. take three times day. had suffered terribly
with most acute ps'n in the ri ht eide Of my nesd
especially when l would rcd o. write Tor sny
length Of time. and on rising to my feet I would
be perfectly blind for some minutes, and would
have TO hold to something to prevent 'allilg.
in h1sa d
dom With my spine, but not % acusely. My sp-
petite ID good ind ed, for the nrst time In my,
LIE. l enjoy nay dinner moro than any other meal
You kindly sent me four bottles again last
night and begun again this morning. and hoI e
to b entire y relieved. Please accept my heart
islt thanks and hest wishes.
Very trsly your must grateful friend.
d. b. c. Rivers.
Ny journal abounds with similar Letters, all of
which guarantee 70 be genuine; and written by
the Pers ms whose ames they bear.
Do not sgaer yourself TO BE- Imposed on. Don't
be drawn avay after new and doubtful expert
ments. Dom risk your health by letting novices
experiment upon you With their trash.
My Sarsa.afilla has stood the test for over TWEEN
tyhve years. it Is still the rsapayia OF the DAY
and Of thu age, towering over sll othen in popu-
iaIity and its curative qualities.
Avoid all those Who are trying to palm of on vou
other extracts of Sarsaparilla so-called. Hemem-
Dor il Is Dr. John Bul"s Sarsaparila, VI Louisville
Ky, that Is the Old and rsli BIZ remedy for I'M
WAYS bear that in mind.
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An farl,,Orian( Letter


Frsu q prominent gentlemen aud resident Of Gin
cnna'i, Ohio, for the ba I forty years well known
TO the newspaper pui.i.tsrs throughout the United
States:
NEW YORK, October 18th, 1870.
HR. RsDwAY-Dear sir: l an induced by a
sense Of duty to the suffering make brief state
ment OF the working OF medicine on IGysel.
For several years had been affected with some
trouble In the bladder and urinary organs, which
some twelve months ago eliminated in a most ter
ribly affecting disease. which the phy sicisns all
said spasm0iic structure in the uretna also
inflammation OF the kidneys and bladder, aud gave
it as their opiniOE that NY age -53 years-wou!d
prevent my ever getting radically cured. l had
tried . number Of physicians. and had taken
Large quantity OF medicine, both allopathic and
homeopathic, but got No relief l had read Of
astonishing cures having been male by your rem
elies; and some four mont rs ago read notice in
the philadelphia Saturday Evening Pot Of s cure
having been affected on person who had long been
suneeing as l d been. l went right Cd and got
some Of eachyour Sarsaparillian kesoivs nt Really
Relief aud Regulating Piiis-and commenced tax
ing them. In three days I was greatly relieved,
and now feel Ms we'll As ever.
e. W. JAMES. Cincinnati, Ohio.
EbPTice, one dollar per bottle. sold by drug
dsts every where, and at Dr. Ralway's, NJ. -
Warren, corner Church street. n. Y.
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PLATTE COUNTY FAIR.
4 Word to Our Merchants

On Tuesday OF next week the Plst,e
County Fair commences. aud continues five
days. We desire to call the attention Of our
nerchants and manufacturers to the fact
that it would be good policy for them to be
represented there by display of their
goods. Platte county people pa,ronize our
merchants literally, and this patronage
should be recognized, by helping them in
making their annual Fair a grand and glori-
Gus success. We hope to see an early and
earnest move taken in the matter. We
understand that the Chicago & Rock Island
road will make an exhibit of the products
along their line of road, and will also run
three or four trains..a day from this city to the
fair grounds. Their interest and enterprise
is commendabie.
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SAD ACCIDENT.
A Young Man Drowned While
Bathing.

A postal card to THE TINE. from Inde
psndence, dated 18th inst, brings the fol-
lowing information: A melancholy acct
dent occurred near this city this afternoon
about four O'Clock. Mr.. Robert Clay, a
young man about q years of age, was bath
ing in the Verdegris, and not being good
swimmer got beyond his depth and was
drowned. This sad affair has cast 4 gloom
over the entire city. A large number OF
citizens are now searching for the body, but
up to this hour no indication of its where
abouts have been discovered. Mr.. Clay was
young man of good character, and was
highly esteemed by large circle Of friends.
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Benton Barrrcks, No, April ~, ls6s.

beoton barrrcks, Mo-, April ~, 1865.
DR.. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir-Knowing the efficacy
OF your Sarsapari!la, and the healing the pen-
ehciai qualities it possesses, send the following
sta'ement Of my case:
was wounded about two years ago, was taken
prisoner, and confined for sixteen riontha BEING
moved 80 often, my wounds have not healed vet.
l have not sat up momen; since / was wounded.
| am shot through the hips. Ny general health Is
impaired, and need something to assist nature
have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than any
thing else. wish that which Is genuine. Please
express Inc half dozen bottles. aud otiige
CAPT. c. r. JOHNSON.
st. Louis, Mo
S.-The following was written April ;, 1866,
by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt. johnson
DR. JOnN BuLL-Dear Sir: Ny husband, Dr.
c. S. johnson, was skillful surgeon and and ply
stefan. in Central New York, whore he died, Ieav-
in, the abOye c. p johnson 10 my care. At thir-
teen years OF sge. he had q chronic diarrh9A and
scroiula. Tor which I gave your Sarsapsrilla. il
cured him. l have for ten yean recommended IL
to many ia New York. Ohio and Iowa, FOR scrofii-
Ia, fever sores and general deb ity. Perfect
cess has attended ii The cures affected in some
cases Of ecrOfula and fever almost mirac
uols. am very anxious for my son to again have
recourse to your Sarsapsrlla He is fearful get
i0g spurious article, hence his writing 10 you for
It. His wounds were terrible, but I believe he
will recover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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FIRE.
Barn Burned in the Third Ward

The alarm of fire last night, about 9
o'clock, was caused BY the burning of a
small barn, belonging to Mr.. John Hosick,
and located in the rear of his residence,
south side Of Delaware street, between Sixth
and seventh. There was nothing in the
building but small quantity of hay and
corn. The fire department were promptly
on hand and extinguished the flames in
short order, but not before the building was
destroyed. The flames had got well under
way before the alarm Was given, but Marshal
McGraw, Tom Diehl, and Wheeler, the
engineer, had the steamer at work in a very
few minutes after the first bell struck. The
fire department is to be commended for its
alacrity in getting out. A small boy set the
barn on fire while playing with matches.
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DR.. BOHANNAN,
OFFICE No. SIG NORTH FIFTH STREET,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

ESTABLISHED IN ST. LOUIS IN 1897.
rCRE5 ali Chronic and Special Disease in a
~ short time, either in male or female. Charges
low fees; uses no mercury.
DR.. Bohanuan's Treatise on Special DiSel Is,
which fully explains the nature, causes, symp-
toms &c, of ermatorahea or Seminal weakness
syphili ), female eOmpi ,iuts, all impediments "a
marriage, and valuable inforniation other deli
cate subjects sent Zee TO any address in a plain
sealed envelope, on recei of on. stamp.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.
DR.. Bohannan's Vegetable Curative permanently
cures all forms OF spermaiorrhea seminal weak
zess in from seven weeks time. Ii restores
lost power, ami brings back the youthful vigor Of
Of ,hose who have destroyed it by sexual excess OF
evil practices This remedy has been used by DIR.
bohannan in his 'rivste practice for over thirty
years, and has never failed in curing even the
worst cases. Price s.. tSent TO any -ddress free
from observatory Sod only at DIR. Z. A.
Bohannans Office, No. GI9 North Fifth street, st.
Louis. No.. Established in 1881. novlsdAw
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsaparillian Resolvent

Ready Relief and Fe5ect Purgstive Pills, Ia
written testimonials from all pa<ts Of the world,
sus pas In wonder the most extlavsgantm Of
each treatment. Physieians and medical men 10
all countries pronounce theee wonderful rs.nedisss
nuasy. that neither their ecience Of analyses OF
MEDICAL skili can explain. True, these medicine
eject the most marvellous cursa and restore the
dying to life, and relieves the most vretched pain
suffering victim Of his tortures In from one 70 se..
minutes, and although they keow sO.ae Of the In
ersdients Of their competition, and Dr. Rsdwsv
newly discov-isd roots), still both French. Ger
man. English and American chemists and phar-
maneuists Sttwis ks0 With the same ingredients ~
prepared BY them. The goat success. which
these Wonderful remedies sre constantly achiev-
Ing lies In Ii. great secret OF eonbioine the To-
gradients together, after seieesllS the pure and
genuine roots.
.,; Such soDdsn Of Mede,n shsui.t,y :. s.r',ps-
are without parallel in the history Of medicine Tor
there are some infrmities AID diseases that are
considered ., incurabis, and sAre death. Yet, the
.taSpe remedies OF 50 ne diseases that have never
BEEN known TO b cured by mediclue.
Consumption, se-ofula, white swelling, tnmors
In the womb, stomach. Ovaries, bowels, Bright 9
disease OF the kidneys, that have been pronounced
incufabis, cancers ulcers. svellings, stone in the
bladder, caicuous concretions, ulcers a3d sores OF
the homes: rieketf 20 deeply seated that NO other
medicine has never been known to reach. have
been cured BY the sar-ap.riilian Rssolvsnt aided
by the Ready Relief and .PilIs
:, Pssiy, pAralyses. dry gsngrene-thst threatens 9
nesh-disbe;es, involuntary discharys Of water.
tunS in the bladder (the Emperor Napoleon
disease). torturing pains when diseharging urine
rheum stism. govt neuralgia-esch and evesy one
Of these Complaints, though but few ont Of the
many other diseases Railways Sarsaparillian Re-
solvent has cured and is daily curing in all parts
Of the world.
In one word. any disease-no matter under what
name ds.ignated-that Is nourshed or increased
bv bad, impure, deprav ed, weak, thin, vatery or
poieoned blood, can BE- cured bv RAILWAYS
0AR3APARlLLIAN RESOLvENT.
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DIR. A. G.. QLIN

11w EST HINGTON ST.,
- Chicago. Illinois, Specialist Of great ex-
perience, cures nervous debility, all forms Of Phi
either sex, caused BY unnatural e1cesa.
Particular attention given to old
and complicated cases. Patients at q
distance treated BY mail. Cure guaranteed.
Charges reasonable. Send stamp for book and cir
culars. True Muriave Guide, Full information
sent sealed for 50 centa. Rubber Goods always
on hand. Consultations free and invited N. B =
Ladies, send for circular sure PHvention.
4our, q N. tOs p. On. sundays. forenoon.
sepi2-dAv1y
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A PLATTE county woman turned her hus'
band upside down in the milk churn the
other day because he ewore at her mother.
He respects bis mother-in-law now.

TRYING to do business without advertising
Is like winking at a pretty girl through a
pair of green goggles. You may know WHAT
YOU are doing, bu, nobody else does.
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As mary persons discrsdited their extraordinary
the use Of other advertised remedies-and some be-
ieved II impossible for simple medicines made only
from vegetable substances-roots, herbs, etc
should pOss o such marvellous power. Yet they
can readily comprehend that the simple grasses Of
the Geld. after undergoing the chemical process Of
distiilation designed by nature in the COW and
churn, furnishes US with buttef-certainly the
most abundant fat, caloric or heat-makin, h.,.
tissue, muscle slnew and lood-maxing sons,;.',,
ents for the human body. 'u
But when those people Who first doubt IN. otsc..
CIV Of there remedies commence their ,ss ,hcv =
coms their mot earnest advocates. ' '"0' w
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SOUND REASONING.

Consumption is decay. Soothing, expectorant
remedi 5 are Only useful as palliative; they do no;
reach the case they do not stop he decay. Tonic
medicines strengthen the life forces and prulong
the battle hQt the decay goes steadily on and
sooner on later, the victim must Weld. Climate
Changes are sometimes good, bu; they seldom
Wholly cure. In shot. the first thing 10 h,
done Is 10 stop the c,cay; then approach the res
t0raf1ve, tonic and strengthening treatment.
Think "A Moment. Tine lungs dseAying; tuber-
Giles, uicei,'ons cavities and deposits OF ;oi.ono
matter tpu-l arc forming The circulation carries
this poison AL over The body. Wasting, los o.
appetite, enervicn, mt sweais and all the ter
r'bie symptoms appear. j. II worth while To doc
tor the symptoms, which merely The results
while the decay-.hieh is the cause-is eating up
the life spriny.
These two things are well known by the best
ply -icians:
LIST. Carbolie acid quickly arrests decay. 1t is
the most powerful medicine in the known word
Even dead bodies are preserved by il. Entering
into the circulation, IL st grapples with COR
ruPtiOr, ami decay ceases. Ii purih-s the sources
Of disease.
I'd. Cod liver Oil is nI;ures' hes. assstan. in
resisting con-nnp; on. IL is 1T once a fooi, a
tonic, purifier and healer. Ii braces up and
supplies the vial forces, leeds the wa ted system
and enables nature 10 regain her foo hod. For
there purposes hos hibe COMPARE with Cod Liver
Oil. This i he theory of
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FEVER AND AGUE,
anted to Elect . Positive III
PURELY VEGETABLE.

Containing no mercury, minerals, or deieteri9r.
Drugs.
oD-Ob>erve the following symptoms resulting
from the digestive organs:
Constipation, Inward Pies FullpsS Of the Blood
to the Head, Aeiduy Of the Stomach, Nausea
Heartburn Di-gust for Food, Fullness or Weight in
the Pit Of the stomach swimming Of the Heal
Hur1sd dittcult Breath nj, Fiutfering Of the
Heart. Choking or Sufoeatine Sensations when IN
alyios posture, pimness Of Vision. Dots or Webs
befnre the sight, Fever and .'ull Pain in the Head
Deficiency In Pespir alton, Yellovness Of tire Ssin
And Eyes, Pain In tn, side, Chest, Limbs and
sudde Pushes Of Heat, Burning in the desh. A
few q 81. Of
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AGUE AND FEVER
OR CHuLS AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of this ceiehrated medicine Justly
claims for il superiority al remedies ever Of
fered ~ the public for the safe, certain speedy and
perm ancot cure Of Ague and Fever. or Chil:s and
Fever. whether Of long or short standing. He
refers u the entire Western and Sou, bern Coun.
Try to bear him testimony to the truth Of the -.
sertion, that In no case whatever does il fail to
curs II the arectoas are strictly followed and car
ned out: In great many ces . . single dose has
been sufhc.ent for cure, and whole families have
been cured BY single bottle, With perfect resto.
and 10 o. Il r.
10 continued In smaller doses Q week or two after
the di:'sse has been checked, more especially in
medicine vill NOT REQUIRE ia TO keeo The Soveis
In good order. Should the patient, however, re-
quirs cathartic medicine, alter having tax three
OF four doses Of the tonic. . single dose OF Buip
Vegetable Family Pills will be sufficient.
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MEDICAL.
s)R. WHITTIER.


CIT 81. Charles street. ST Louis, heo.
Las ssrn tr5sr essgeS Ia ia .pec;a: treatment u
vsr.,cs,; Ss:pa: So. cs:cn:e 0sssaSse
9y?cu:s, : 5lao:T,cos, E,ese, SsfiSeveo,
CYohi. a. isccri:s, o. SupsGfes al 0PiUaCy
o;ssS-SzS--S spS.'.1l3cs rsscrOuPiae alSo0s
tsoa0s N, ::.as- Sd. ), tr boness AZ esess1
- S-r-r,..-L sse-t rc D. ms fftnepeHa
Spcsnz.oS..s-:-.. Sexual Debility -
tn7pcteacs, a., "a sess 81 ~ absso1n ysa0s 81
rrs-css esHs o. ese,s: nSsossa0a s0AAsl
s-.sss-sa<. fsS.tsk 6t.s-s ef siSak ds,teaso 00A
Yisplss On fis rs; ,es,ecs 6sesI, sFelsa - ssesV
irsA oj-sS. 81 jsa< BOSE efsss.as 5so1. g.. sss-
-,as maeSe s.snsapsf -, :: 8:
ssc-s, szr IN sscls3sssstcys. q. to 1cssaGs aoA
O:sss'ss gsoys.s :s So 49, - :: :.
vs 90 c. res- 3izscsss and spssesDsnI efeAs 49,
Ss5rtseuAs2. Ago vA exPsrisseee can y no
a RhyuicaA treating theus-
ais Of csscs every ycaR ac;rrss Grsns en, Haysans
eslg this feqceotiy recon msr6 parsseo - ~ care
r,ed Vnraii % visis he ei0 - sa:-
nat. Do1nss ean express email eseyvhses.
cs-esaas Gaa-sstf szisss O. b aakly
s.ted o. ,h>G-t:S - to 2. =. 0andaya. y = -
IP-x Fers-.sG-1-.=J ~ sssef'y Is esy A.sr. auGas
Dirt s3fsscf. Ffs-r. -hsr;sy the pcov 8til
Iass 80. Il ~Ea hosss citr i've rcns1 = he
.s IN ia eeCE.r,s s1asrarsas EsesStca cal
Cos Aha .,~Ec, S,,rts9 ed sleeping apafsnenss.
HIS -al g.Sos ea;As aesurreaeasive LaAsraasry
where csDd tabiahnsns peuafsd
ssse staadard vc-Ss q al the rcescls Of os1Ds ers
upd cleo An.ac.cal Psses, hfs as and enaseo1 - m
Nsssra,ine cscls cenda7s- weeh have bsea DroeuieA
from fris. r=a1|- regardless 90 aa1 Got 10 -
th-ew1 wis,~--, ., All e.ilrrsL Aad,sss - eAsse
~
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OVARIAN TUNUR CURED
Never has a medicine takes internally i..ea
kn,wn TO have cured tumors either of the womb,
uteri, Ovari-s or bowels; the knife lis BEEN the
soe reiianGs in the hands o; experienced surgeons
but DR.. Railways Sarsapsrilla settles this Iues-
tion, for il has cured over twenty persons Of 49,
rian cysts and tamOrs, well tUmors n the
bowels, uterus, womb. liver. drOpsical efusio1,
ascites, and calculus secretions.
TUMoR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY Railways REjOLVEST.
BEVERLY, Mass. July IS, 1863
Dr.. RADwAY-I have had Ovarian Inmor n the
ovar:es an bowels. All the doctors said ''there
was no hep for it, tried everything that was
recommended, but nothing helped me. lsav your
Resolvent, and thou Ia, would try 1t but had NO
faith In il, because had suffered for twelve yean
took six bottles Of the Res 1lvenf one box Of Ead
ways Pills. and used two bottles Of your Ready
Relief; and Tiers is not sign Of tumOr to be cen
or felt, and feel better, smarter and happier thar
have for twelve years. The worst tumor was in
the left side of the bow Is over the groin. I write
this TO you for the benefit of Others. You can pub
lish i, II yon choose.
HANNAH r. KNAPP.
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Wilson's Csrao,atea Ccd Liver OIL.

described fully in the inventor circular which
VIII De maj! d. upon application, To any address
We cannot aiDrd space 10 tell the whole story
here, or 10 give the certinc ates from M
inent physicians and welikuown citi.e rs testify-
ing TO the absolutely wonderful results flowing
from this great discovery. Suffice n 70 saw IL Il,
curing thousands vac supposed themselves to be
~ death's docr.
Wilson Cartolaied oil il scientifically prptared
With the pUrcst Csrboic krid q, t,,,.,,i,-d "a IN
be entirely harmless with
Sweet NOrseSiaM Cod EiverRii
from the celebrated fisheries at Aa.esund, Norway,
pr hounred by physicians the rlo>t deiicate ell
Gent Cod Liver OIL in the world.
II Is ea lily taken, tolerated. bv thu. weakest
aomachs, dises's readily. never becomes .ancId.
and most entirely tree from the usual di.ssr.e-
able characteristics Of Cod kiver Oh.
For every Use Of Cod Liver o. NJ WHOM :
discovery is OF the greatest value.
for the safe internal adm nisiratipa o. s.rl.,iic
acid, Mr. Wilson methoi Of coiIbintsg IL with
col liver oil Is absolutely necessary
Prepared by J. H. Wilson. IS John ST..
New York.
For sale by al9Druggis:s.
RICHARDSON * 90. 81 Lat,i.
HURLBuT ED-ALL. Chicago.
]uJoi1"u Wholesale Agents.
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CONSU NJ PTION
AND I5S CURE.
.s.0s ..'.ar
g.

Victims Of this awful dsease are found ia every
neghboIhood, in almost every house.
For them for their FIR en- is we have ii ings OF
good cheer and hOpe-the announcement of e mos,
Important discovery, firmly bas,d upon common
sense and r-ason by winch the terrible mslady L.
pos lively coutrolsd, AMI its victims are restored
20 health