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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17

Or o08arsOo00o4s C00eeD1Rooo0s
Bo0e a1A 0sF1al Juice, Anti
011lOo0 GFaA1leo. THE HLETZLR
GIANT" CAIHARTIC. Or AulsuA
In Raxvo RAysie.
Ths novelty q modem Medieaa, Chemical nd
fnarmaeeuticA Science. No uss Of any longer
eomposed a e60p. efuds. and bulky Ingredients,
whea ~ ca By careful Application Of chsmie1
science. extract al the esthsrtie and Other nsdi-
herbs. and concentrate them into Q minute Gran.
seed that can Be- readily swallowed By those q
Each littls Rar4ativo Pellet represents. n .
most eoncentrated form, as much cathartic power
aeb embodied In any q the large pills found for
e.: n he Ding 'SoS Eso =, 'e heir, w s;ss e.
Who have not tried them are apt TO euppete that
they arc harsh or drastic In effect but S6ch b not
= in The e..e the different active medicinal prin-
eiples Of which they arc composed being 20 bar
monized and nodded, one 81 tho Others, - to
s sssSl:;; - :'.'l' and ki.a'= oPera''ss
p-ietor Of these Pellets, t. any chemist who,
upon analysis, will and In them any Calomel or
other forms Of messury OF any other ninssal
poison.
caro- 70 required While usiag them. they o1e-
Tate without disturbance 10 the e0ostitnfio9, DICT
g occupation, For yaaMaiee, moeAAehes
C0nS6iRatiOna l0Pare l001s Rei1
In the eA0ala0Fs, Tigktnes0 81 The
Chest Ol1Blno0op SER EF0eteato1O
Of tk0 ee0ooeh, Da1 eaStO IN
month"; Rlli0u0 stacks, Pain In
fegiOn Of KlAneya, Internal Revef,
1foeseA leoling aD01t Stomach,
R0eh Of Dl00A % Head, High Col.
0eoA Urine UneOeia6tltiy ana
GLOOMY E0rebOAlnga, tai, -.
RieFeeSo Pleasant RlRYaasvc kclSeI..
In explanation OF the remedial power Of my Par
gafive Pellets over great variety q diseafes,
i wish to Say that their action upon sh0
animal economy IL universal, NOT q
GlanA or tissue cscapinx their sana.
i've impress. Ago does not impair then;
their eugAf-eosting aid being enclosed IN glass
bottles preserve their virtues uoimpaired for Any
length time. In any climate. 70 that they are A.
ways fresh and reliable. which IL NOS the ca e
with the pills found In the drug sto.es Pat q? in
cheap wood or paete-board LJxcs. Resoect Ia.
for all diseases where q Laxative, Altc':.
tive or Purgativc Is indicated. there little
Pellets viii give the most perfect sstisfaction 70
ell who use them.
They arc sold by E2l entePprislng
Druggists ae rs cent? q bottle.
Do not allow any drnsyirt 10 induce yol 10
take anything cleo tsat ray fsy IL lust -
good as my Pellets b-c1r a Eia..es . Larger
profit on that which h.. r;'s. II your
druggist cannot supply l. :. c!,se IS Cen
and receive them u 80. e.! Il u.n
Y. y. fE.C1, u. u Psop'r,
CSCrAO. NE
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17

6l7 st. Chsrles street, st. Louis, No.
Hes bssa sa1S snSsesS In hs .7eeia trsstmsss sf al
yy:"sc:Ss: fcaSn! 2 nr & S6son.H 1D!ssaSse
9yphllio, conosshcea. Cioet, Structure,
0rch1tt0s 6o1noas or Rupeus0, oil Urinary
0i0oaeo6s.d0yplsl ltlcss uscrc0ejol aaoc.
sS": "a c . ss
0peeTAtosvteccas Sexual Debility and
S.l yeara o. ctcf carses Nd vhisA
peodDoe esOo Of following ees: asvoussass. ssiasl
saiatsas. 6s6tuy. einss 81 s:sAa tsfsenss ssnsvD.
:: e, s.s: :.:.ss = :s'
1:has marriage empsoper o. 0nhappys srs
sSsse. sens In ssaisS sas.ps. o. peses ssaaSa
0.sSSsee pscS,is, g sowfns 81 ::
vai,es cNwasis Dtseaessesd eeSseSaaase efsAs ssah
SerLy etc. sascs-sfsly treated Descriptive psnIAiss
seat for tve sta1pS Age vA sHpssencs can b
lied Is ssf u trcat Nc thoas
s1is 81 cases erey yaS acquires great stn Physicians
Lo.:ns this feasensiy seeSnm:ed pesssns 70 my
ived % visit the city fr treat
mat medicines can bescut ormaiic
Cu-eshas Guarant Cd exists f-snly
satel Oe hsu.s: "A: II. 20 r. u. ea,ssyr, l;E. %
Sirecs - Ne eEea. Hssr.- Rag Ii, Der Ri.
fhs tsb.ish:nsnt T. whsle hos rom-l Is the
0sst exteasive In tbs country, t.j-a-h1 Eec-tisr
Circulation roous, Esar;.E c.l .->p.ns apartments:
indicated and vAror Ba.hs: esnr: ensre L.torais-y
ssd most i'm Of I'll % Library. whore th Of Ant
lasess sssnd ard vorfs q I'll IT. aeoSs ct medicine
sssnd also Ansics Fisrs, Lfs si-s and orc LIE.
iliusfra, dis ccadinr which have b,e1 r-ncn et
f-uga i'aris Frame, tgsrsicss &C expcnss Itbk,
,hr IN Nos r.scn 70 . / csilers. IAise.r ., o.o.
~
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SEWING HACHINEs.
A FAMILY ARTICLE.
Agents make 81 30 Per day. SIS Per week.
Az IHfIRILY INV
SEWING MACHINE
H0R DOA EofIc US.
only Five DollArs
Win the New Psasat Buttsa Hsss WssAsr.
Patented June 37th, 1871.


A most wonderful and elegantly constructed
SkwIno MACHINE for Raaiy kovk. Complete in
al it, Parts. uses, The Sunlight Eye Potased Needle,
hni1 1Ha1ADIns, disecs uPsigks Po-IIIvs Mo-
OPsr.sss D1 Wheel ssdos TAsLa. LisE Rs.-
80. emoosh ana noiseles: ne Al good high
PLscs1 nsenlnes. a. reo1 CAeeS 70 prevent the
49, e9ne teins1 tee vIeo$ Say: Uses the
IL. a.sess IT. we sPooa. Aakcs ne eLAsric
sSA SsHC., .ness - stfoe So 0asen ancCeJ
nj nrm. dsnose' esc:e. sna fsPld. WI 90 " Afnds
rss - .19 o1Ss ySeo SA.suc 70 eeevy
S'ose - - ~ NJ oescupsioD OF
s.rN' AnD 1.saHS o1AvL1 Conm.CCnsD
OQve u si.n191h' " the peSs o. eeen 1schins
49, ~ u 1sesss~y. ma eeeeaimiiy ma
.eo1 - osnso9. v0y ~ te eofn
III. n,es ~ 49, IN Spsnsuoa. Isssaoss II
,cAI irTsTS,c.' ri CO.. s.s.s.'1 -.
4 0esa, Chsap, Family tsving MaehiDs st last
The hrst aDd oa1y sacce4 In pssdueing valuable,
substantial and Fsliabls lov pfcsd sewing Machine
Its extrsmsy Iow psies senshes Ill coadiSisas Its
anPlieity md strength aAapas IL 10 all capacities,
while IL many Deiis make IL . universal favorit~
wherever used, and creates rapid demand.
IT IA ALL n Is RHCONNHNDED.
ssI ean cheerfniIv - eonaSsnflv r.ce.-.pk
its M. n 49, ~ n v.ssis, . IN, - So
ins Naehine- NJ = In ~ -
NraJH. wusov
RutherA,rA m $50 O. NJ
pv,c. ~ s.-h 0seSi.s .9s.| n - sS,,
l..rr :. sor avs ys.n by sp.e.l eeIt,ae.ssJ
~, vnn =. sA ss - c.I em1sss $500
DDeked IN n nfP009 $3.50 hnI nnh 0n21vnr~A tn
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CATTLE AND HOGS.
A Narrow 0aags Trsla = Live Steek
Ter Chicago.

Yesterday De Ka.ss Caazal hsosght 70
IL city evsavseR lss1b Il i've s1eek, vAieh
euh.ss1 los - q enat36 81 Id ha0
N eaatls vue ssaGkahly -. ssasvstA-
II = AigA - - $3.50 Ne assk -
a.anlfussl y . spseial 49, tnain = ~
Ckinaa Reek Iasa : Hhe1Gs slilEea1.
- - Ssvasl - OAiagA n eus9 =
- h.viru - suins6 n. Lskin, No ~
- = niIo ~ = - ~. 4 = ~
- 80 snAi0 - - ~ 49, nalss0
- $3.50 - we1IkI0 ~ ~
ho1loe - - - s; x .:ssss. S. $
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17
MEDICAL.

For the treatment and cure Of all forms Of pri-
sate and chronic diseases in both sexes, has
FeDovod from lS6 West Nadison street to the
hbove number, where he has the most complete
nit Of reception rooms and private parloFs for
,the special treatment Of chronic and privatedis-
eooee In Chicago. The apartments are % con-
btructed that patient. never - any one but the
Hector The feputation Of DR. COBURN Is now
10 veil established. and his unequalIed skin In
The treatmeas Of private diseases has gained
ler him Tie nast extensive practice Of any
pAysician In the city. Young men Who have
Injured Themselves by secret habit find spesd n
|asd permanent relief ut the hands Of DIR. co.
BURN. Thsre b no case Of private disease. nd
natter Of how long standing, that he canoOs|
pssfetly euro, and leave the patient - veil .,
svef. d.. COBURN ID veil known TO be . REGULAR
Rn1uate d Medicine, and has three diplonas@
)lfo0 the best nedieal colleges in the world,
|vAleh ere 70 Be seea In his Office BY ali vbcI
|vish 70 rod them. eeparate rooms and specia1
Treatment for al lemsle difieulties. send tof bis
beok - veoan and her diseasesL Also book onI
bexual and venefal diseases for eenflemen, Ill
lses for too stswps. Addre0 all lettem TO On
BORN MEDICAL INSTITUTE. I75 and l77I
5suth Cark, corner Nonros street, th'cago.
O0cs hoaD: -. n. 70 ,. L.; Sunday, to
?. n. febl5-d&V106
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New Remedies Quick Cures
DIR. MON e OE,
Medical Specialize.

MAKE8 all PhvsAs aDd Chronic Diseasss Q
vi 6pseialty, cures 1psrnatorrhea, Seminal
-. szPliis. e. 4 yos Z. oas d sssi,S ser.
v0 6e1antaao, ~ a avsssioa - seciesy, loss Of
ns1asy, eFsaA q ~ natsre, fsar Of marriage, un-
hasSg ]. H. DaHisd seass. h. q neryous p yer.
- No. 01esO - o1pssaFo. t0ated succeasf1lly.
La11elt - ~ eisealar a ths Frsnch ''Psnaris
Hgvafa1 IL sarss9 Pssvsntive known.
g., - haA.
Hsoale rlllat . ~ Ia. Al csossltatieas fres.
An lsetsD stsiely eon1dsatial. 6ssA for circular.
o. hoaD . Q =. - p -. 0anAsys It. 3 Pm.
AAAHuD DR. r L MONROE,
- South CaEk -.
Clicsgs. III.
7. O. DmVW -. 0pl1aAvlv
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17
Wholesale and Retail.

H.ss s.d aae Ibis $3.50: b leasing he ssi.s ss No So
eoab hiag Prices
guided hes.r and the Low he hns
dealing according se.ssoasy
bh :hssd r Nay IL Th enas dooe1 E profit Of
that sell goods 10 len than other heus Do
STRICTLY TO MY OWN BUSINESS ONLY
Ie.pee e1pein The s guide in fu.
Honesty is the Best Policy
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17

RESTORE YoUR SIGHT.
OLD EYES MADE NEW.

~
AnAhmo e ~ Eye .s,,-a.nv u.,.ahv
- vs.,,.,e - ,s W. kYScs>
s,'esns..; LEX, e s.9,:., $50: 1870 ..s-
P 81 y ~ g - esS-~
~ :: 9. "a s. a: s, pm: t
s::s,y .:''''sa i'r i' ssa cured q IL SLOWING
!. Impaired visioa; 2. PrssAyeeaa. or Far
en;ss: xaSSs" e ~ 49, E ssEe.s:iy e;iisd
1Sosa Easni1S or Tss:v -: 3 ~ -. = -
s1sei.liy erssssa vstS ~ ?; sS.s ~. .yS.
!. OpSsAsisie. Ii isas@. - ~ ~ ~ "a &:
i sss:. :: - ~. r.: - sas.:s :.
~ ~. = ~ n ss"s;.s h ~; - .ySSEI
A1s,sads e OSscssity q 49,: n. Tsr.eta
~, ~. n. ~ ~ 9se ~
"a q DosesV q HsSisirS- SSe
- Hseo6eial IN. NJ
Il sai.s .ov. = ~ tAes - sss,9. =:
- GslisVc1. e y vim refaSa ~ ne.svA
~
o
$50 q ~ u: nese eminent lesdins Pset.issai
eesins9 nea "a yeasa 4 saneasiss md rsAas-
~ ~. !, e sss,Hs.y; ~ 3 -. e ear eaes
eisy, = sessseisnliso 81 sslpsaaibis 1as, vhSis
mScS g nAe0so0 eeee1oeo g inpeatSea
froa ": McsneA. 6lSntl1ecas ~. vrsas April
-, H. Wmheoe ny oDossaesO ] - yen this
noees enee usang H. Fsfsnt Ivory Bye Csps tAls-
49, eay9 - ~ nss1ing pesoee4 H. sotirs
80 -, =: 9: ,,,.,...,
.fs'sselss 'vs..X ys.n. I an s''asy-sas ys.n
.orr. v: hERn1cK.
Hev. y0eepo smith, Holden. 0aDe, cured Of
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17
FORT LEAvENWORTH.


N.joe Genesal Pope. eonnasding tbs
Department of The Missouri. has been in
structsd 70 take sisps to asoestain what tribss
Of Iadians are mnrdssiag snrveyoss q The
frosties, ard poniah them.
Col. Dodge. Commanding q Foet Dodge,
has ben ordered 10 isvssaigaae Tie recent
nusdes !. pamnance Of the foregoing osder.
We ore glsd 10 observe . dsasrninasios
upos ths pat a IL sovesnnnt % is1iee
jut punishnsae O IL nasaudas. II viii
not b di6cuk TIL b asesEtain Tie tribe
that killed IL whites - IL Cnnaroa. All
aouou.as agsss thas Dc nurdsssn hsloagsd
tpa hanA Il CAsysassA and - s1PPess 4 =
vithis IL power Of u sosss.nnt 70 CON-
Pei De lsadisg ehie6 II ths tsibs 10 nnsa-
dr tAe aocussd Isaiass 70 he peePr authos.
isiss for trial s.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17

By Hat
Kssolyed, That the County Engineer be
trquested To furnish plans and spsd61tioas
for hridee over tie stream cronine The
Kanaas City road north Of The Psniienliary,
and petitioaed fox By Gable. Hopkins, and
othess.
Report Of County Auditss for sos 10 The
Kjpe Brides Company WA, o. motion Of
Wilsou. allowed, and The Cierk instructed 70
drau Q warrant for 0me.
On motion, Board adjourned 70 April Is,
1873, 1t 10 O'Clock .. N.
A. B. KKILHR,
County Clerk
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17

-Eaahionabje milIinen In New YoGk
have band Of music in attendance Il their
spsing opeaine. Thi i believed to b the
very --latest.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17

n 0oStAag1 Pacific 1a1lroaA o6sn FIR als-
u AA1D0 II CRU1aAI AID WuD1Rn1 0lnUnno6A.
eohs.eilg: I. TAs hsse u WHEAT Lad; 4 Ex-
eal1Ut H0h0 ~ IL 1iu, H. YasD - a. pIre:
4 - Rsaisis Rasaas.gs cd Na1nEnl Nsadov,
vo090d ~ The eleas lAhes ssd Suanfng stsunDse
b 0altAfal Chna1s, oA0V Eaw - less . g.
oRaan en- b Il. - As.es - I.hs h nssses
= ebsap = fFoa E1aaA lsoa q Csotsal nMsoas.
Can 80 ~ thss1gA thass laDds fsa LAKE. 6s-
PeRlee = D0hDea Is1es - I'D slass 70 trnek olee
= - ~ eee; NastAes sway ex5e - q. -.
0sveo yoe4l' 0Ee11e; WsssssSss Dssds; Hsssh-
eGlse6 = iss1 q a. No eeAsS sssssrsss1
LlD1D lssssat sseA sAvantae0 - ssatlesA
ooo110eo andss he Nsv Law (llareh. lO77,) got
~ o0O HR88, Dss IL raalFsaA. b - end tvo
31aAlDoetot1ooa q lo1nool laaao SuynisAed
~ ~ PnDe1pal psiDO EDe . DAUehasem Of
1A1sun4 lAoea. - - 0sea1ssu - 0OvssnDsos
1eoeeeaAA 1ssshass0, tAals vfvsD - eAilAsea
eo111o4 Me- sses tls uestbsn Pnsile 2aaA.
No. b H. uDs ~ eettlers 81 Csssasss teess
.es3 Ienb - 0ssssDosas DeossaeaAs elsss
- IL ts1ek.
esaA - H1nyAlss eosiaini.e fall iaSosnsssss,
nnp - espy q Nov 0eoeseesd Law. AdaFeo:
LAID DEPA1IMENT, 1OeIHHRu PACIFIC
1AIL1OAD, u. PAUL, MIMI,
VooV On - YIYY0 AvSuUB con SyB
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DIR. A. G.. OLIN.

100 SOUTH CLARK 0TRIgT, Corner Of Non.
5 - e.ss 80 1ssaIis1, a - 4 RI
GleA0 az, enaDo4 ~ uDoatuEal exeeRL
R0l6Du1R seAsaHin eiVso - e.
- esol1la1s1 eoA Rstinfs q .
llG1snss ts1nA,a b. nal Csro Gnanstssd:
GalmS 1fns naulas0 0ui1s, 1un inlI1 nsiIcu
- al1s1 ~ = essoL 1nleR 0ssas alvsys
- hnDA. Csasl11a1ieasfR e - lavifsd. y. H.
LA110, 0DA - dTe1laf - eusU Psuveotjoa.
- 90 =. 49,. - 0noanyA 1asu1esa.
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IS TO $50 A =: -. ~: :::.; -; =.
=. sSsalAsf III. ysme I'd. - - -
q vs1k lws IN 49, 80 111o0 p n ~
49,. ~. = 0go6 -, H1eee0 49,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17
MEDICAL
HENOERSON'S
.sv Ace m,sov.,
CeWp0WnA PlulA ExfSoel
II u q Ell o.,

4 Speei6e Remedy lbr an u1ssasss q ths UEin0y
t. = , :S:.s.ss.ss.. .. iss..a.s..sr nc:
DER :ss R:.,: $50: /: = Is 80: -; en-,
estehduss aspa4A 1sigAes Dls1aeo, my l..
charges, "a I'll de- q u 49,. IA
ssys Ere Glad. vIssAa al'.si,s ~.
Iss yc:..sss. st:Az 1880 s.:'...,
=sxAshes.tgH.gs:M .w0 0ses1s. 1ss
q Hs.~: A0hseW 1sA N1A0, 49,
80 aAsseab 9 Dtaans, DtA0 Y ~, A0h
= ~ 1seA Ckas ~ ~ A.aA y - : Q
-, - Arpssns. - Cb.aAnsaab - ~
nthasg.pesaeaS sllevsa bO0, yhs
anently 8TIeptae Ri0 81 Csas.apGiia 49,.
esassnpe3sa bs@ anp,O vitnaD . u 0ufA q -
sostiss vhas the es.stis.tisa bsssoo 5000
With osyanie veaknAs. IL nastss H. - & 8 q.
sysas., vkieh 10lG10a'SD11ia1 s0S w
:, e s: - 49, = y:c: =: ~: =. =: -.
1so1sgSoa'0 - = = 60 = - -.
enliar = Ssoalsa . = 1921 . 1ilesIe neasfss.
tio., Ch.s.te lsaa.osaisa e D. Ui19, Fanise
e u Ws:a: I: 3. e Xa;s. ss.iiisy
vhcsner a!iaag hso in1laoseisa, Aalils q a..
patton, q ID H. dseiins - eAaa6e e HA, -
estseat $50 T. ..sa.ailsl q - 10y
deians IN eyss ths oesid. - - pssa - 49,
Dens, and ~ ssasshasi eessaiuHasas = - 800
DysDe1oa - nl1eoge1o1, AanAaeAsI - b
- skssISGA cd, 49, ~ as0aeA.
g.uetatioas. IA teess in IL lssSA, Dalpiaa1Sso Z
re herr, ~ = Y rsg1se q ~ 6esye -
u Dyspsp.ia. 1aa1Roo9'o 80 nS1a;G11C
Ne ss:..eh, at.sl:ao the t~T1 I've. .1s1e6 |
90 = g. 49, 7y.s... 8 & l. cssss -.
@: ~ 90 seAe y..s. y yAseA
% e11ss1.liy Noece3 - - 49, b ~.
lO.oa1 D1eA4. waas e1f2 - d a.
- heay. H VaniAhiA soGhe016l S0@
Z nsaisins vin - s0ss4.ally In - syasso ~
bess aease = - dissass lks I6nl0lS60'a NJ
NJ 6DEove1 1x6ass g D0G61.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17

OCCULISTS. P.O. Boz s67.
Ne. d Liberty street, N. Y.
0DOAvS7
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-17

n. u:.sx 5000 sL.t . r.c,n,,;tt.. n. an
- ~ .,. .s III -. Co~.,~ ,,S;,a.
oi1' N y SSo.s - 49, no 80; s....;,.
~ M y S:x E :, ~. , ...o.,.. ~ ~.
1 W:. p.:S.. .o.n.,- Ador1.d r..
81. .n..o;sssa m. foiiov;nS comm;-;o..
-. Co..s, Xt.o-.sv ~ -
III ~ ..%.;.S ASo...S
~ 3 - p,n...... .h.;,,... en...a -
,oor ~: -
''% ~. ~ ,,se@;,.,..o,n.;o,. v.,. oa.,.a .,a
1880.
IS 1;.w
6 I TIT. --;.... ~ H.. :.
~ ~. i .I: " 49, :.
60 1o.,s ~ 4. .,.,o;.Ssd r ~. ~. -.
s;S..s.;o. M. u,n,,c.;s;o. ~ Ss.e;,. m. -
co.,t Hon - - ID "a = eo.n;t,.s r.eost
.w.e:.l s>.son A h Ia H. lGsh -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-25
A Hint 10 Houaekeepers.

One of the institutions of Memphis is
the fish and game establishment of Vic
tor d. Fuchs, at No. Al Jefferson street.
For years Victor has been the popular
purveyor general in the oyster, 6sh and
game lines to the people Of the Bluff
City, and ably and satisfactorily has he
performed that duty. He is again on
the war-path, and is about TO receive
daily oysters from the sea coast, fish
from the oceans, rivers and lakes, game
from the mountains. woods and streams.
If you desire to keep table fit for q
gourmard, do not fail to visit Victor at
his old stand, and make your arrange
ments for the approaching season. He
will furnish ysu with game, fish, oysters,
poultry, vegetables, etc, at prices re-
markably low. He intends keeping 8
complete supply during the season, and
will have the largest, freshest and best
oysters in few days. Remember No.
Al Jefferson street, the old stand.
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Mhite,a Onera Honse.

This vaudeville theater opened up last
Saturday evening to an immense house.
The new company engaged by Manager
White consists of Annie Hindle, protean
artist, and Misses LeClere, Emeline, Re-
nard, Sanderson, Wagner, Lewis, Moore,
Leslie, Putnam, Morris, and Messrs.
Arthur, Mulgro, Casper, Haley and other
artists. The management is composed
of Charles 0. White, proprietor; Joseph
Roby, Treasurer; Ed. Haley, stage man
ager, and Professor Arnold, orchestral
director. A most attractive programme
has been arranged for tonight.
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Impure MILK.

Impure milk, caused by permitting
cows to drink stagnant and impure
water, is said to produce malarial and
typhoid fever in those who drink the
Tactical fluid. AS an evidence of the in
iurious effects of permitting cows to
drink foul water, we cite the following
from a health journal:
Out of one hundred and forty families
supplied with milk from dairy in
Isiington, Engisud, seventy suffered
tom typhoid fever. One hundred and
si.xty-eicht individual cases occurred
within ten weeks, and thirty died, An
investigation showed that the cows drank
water from an old underground tank,
built OF wood, and much decayed. The
milk cans we're washed in the same
water. aud in all probability the water
was also mixed with the milk. As the
fever attacked only such parties IN that
district as used the milk, the water IN
The rotten tank must rave been the
ouuao
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IMlTAToRs and their schemes come to
grief at last. Only original discoveries,
like that of DR.. Helmbold, stand the
test of time. Helmbold's Buchu, which
is the only extract of that wonderful
shrub that realizes its full virtues, is
still relied upon to cure kidney COM
plant, female disorders, impotency,
gravel, the effects of dissipation and all
troubles Of the urinary organs in either
sex. This steadily successful medicine
is recommended by physicians. Beware
of counterfeits. John f. Henry, New
York, sole agent. cod
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A word 10 working People of Roth
HeX0n

Mechanics, artisans, factory hands
and people who labor for living, find
it very difficult, if not impossible, to
keep the hands free from stain. Hand
Sapolio will not only remove every par
ticle of stain, and what is called GRAINED
in dirt" but it will also keep the skin
soft and pliable, rendering the muscular
action as quick and easy as is the case
with those who do not perform hand
labor. 1t is emily ten and fifteen cents
cake, according to size. Every me-
chanic should use it constantly in place
of all other soaps. dkw
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pnliee nanrr chrenleIes.

Recording Judge Winters Ind thirty
seven city and State law offenders be-
fore him this morning, all Of which he
disposed OF in short order, assessing the
usual zines and collecting about $50,
which goes into the Golfers Of the city
treasury.
James Smith, for the larceny Of some
clothing at the Mound City ferry landing
was sent to jail for larceny, his bal. bo-
ing fixed at $4,000.
Pat Bulin, Cornelius Kohler, Pat
Hughes, Isaac Cook, J. c. Fox, VIM.
Oshea, Albert Austin, Francis Gala
CHER, Michael Cabill and John O'Brien
we're each charged So for a Sunday
drunk.
II. Williams, found with pistol about
his clothes, had his case postponed.
John Lewis, an ebony colored citizen
mot our John Of the coal frm), was
fined 50 for fighting.
II. F, futile was fined s. for an as
sault; Doc. Brown, for the same, was
charged $40, aud P. T. Hughes donated
IS for the same oflense.
Annie Harris, for being disorderly,
paid IS.
William BARLEY, for a misdemeanor
was fined $40, and serves out the fine
James Miller, for the same oGense, do
mated ten days Of his valuable services
to the city, he not being able TO produce
a IS William.
II. Stosey, an American, was fined
$50 for fast driving, and serves the city
three months as a chain-gangist.
Ida Thompson, servant girl, for lar
ceny, had her case continued.
Bill Rose, a negro, for a misdemeanor
paid $40.
Mollie Wright, one Of the girls" wal
arrested for being drunk and disorderly
and was fined $40, her Jimmy payinl
the amount.
0sho Once, a celestial gentleman whC
peddles hair braids and switcheJ, solo
one of the latter to an Irish woman fol-
81, and she gave him a $40 bill by mis-
take in place of 81 note, and the ava
ricious John walked of without giving
the change. He will be heard agar
tomorrow afternoon.
Piss Small, darby, for being dis
orderly, was fined S..
Oliver Samuel, negro, for larceny
had his case continued.