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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-05-28
A SAD CASE.
How Il Woman Struggled with
Misfortune.

Yesterday sad Gaze of misfortune. want
and utter despair came to the reportorial no.
tice. A LADY named Fo-bes, wife of drug.
| gist IN San Francisco, came to this city q
few days ego from Burlingame, in this State,
where she had been to recover q child oil
| hers by her fret husband The mother-in-
law refused to give up the child, sn1 Mrs.
Forbes was obliged to awsit the termination
of law sui; before she could re.urn home.
| In the meantime she failed ID hear from her
husband. and becoming alarmed started back
with her li,;le boy, but when she reached this
place her money gave out, and she found
herself in large city penniiess and without
a friend. She was kindly cared for at the
Cont nsnta', where she stopped to await let
tiers from her husband Not receiving any,
she mitrusted that something was wrong,
and the continual fret and worry soon drove
her out of her mind, and night before last
the police found her wandering about the
streets at the hour of midnight, telling her
troubles to the wind and moaning as though
her heart would break. She was taken to
The Mansion House, and an Office. cent to
the Continental TO make Inquiries in regard
to who she was
Here the officer found letter from the
woman's husband, inclosirga money order
for SIS. end informing her that he had
failed for So. coo, AMI could not send for her
till his trouble was over. Tii- lat pi5ce Of
i'll news 81, Il d cut what Ii le reason the
poor WOMAN mad lett, and yestidaY Mar
sh.l Hook took mother and Child to the
Home, where they will be kindly cared for
till the cloud OF trouble which at prest mt
hangs over them, is cleared away. On
reaching the Home, the woman was taken
with violent spasm7, and fer time her life
was derpaired Of 1t is sad, sad case.
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District Court.

Very little business was transacted yester.
day, the court adjournlng a. noon to NEE,
again Monday.
In the case of the city Of Tonganoxie against
Bufshr, for the illegal selling OF liquor, the
finding was for tie plaintiffs. and the defen-
dint's fine was asst ssed at SIS and cos.s
The counsel for Buf1ehr gave notice of mo-
top in arrest of judsmen: and judgment
will not be given till the molicn is argued.
During the forenoon session several coz
tinuznces and dismissals OF minor impor-
lance were made.
In tie case OF Armstrong vs.. Gruni ct a,
a jury was empanelled, and the trial post
poned I'LL Monday.
Judge Ide viii diourn the court the lac;
Of this month for the session of tie Unit
ed States Circuit Cour', aud resume bushes
the last of June. Ii will take till the last
of July to dispose of the balance of the
docket
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FRONTIER NEWS.
The Indians Driving in Settlers
Beyond Fort Dodge.

Bi Roberts, formerly route agest on tie
Kanzas Central, but recently transferred to q
simila ar position en- the Atchison, Topeka q
Sant. Fe Z. z came into the city yesterday
with q nice little budget Of news from
the frontier. He reports the buffalo
coming in, in immense numbers west
of Dodge City, and the arrival OF
hundreds Of huutsr. prepared for the
Slaughter. There + sl-o consider
atle excitement in regard TO ihr aten ng
attitude OF the Indians, who have left the
rearys ton daubed in their war-paint. The
settlers beyond Fort Dodge have been driv-
ca in, and it is the general impression that
the red devils are terribly in earnest. The
U. S. troops now guard the
line of road beyond Fort Dodge,
and emigranls with their families
se i'y coming in to place themselves I'M
der the protection of the soldiers. The out
look fer large drive Of cattle from Texas
thi. season is remarkably good, provided
the Indians do not make themselves med
diesome.
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Victims Of this awful disease are found in every
neighb0rhood, in almost every house.
For them and for their friends We ha We tidings Of
good cheer and hope-the announcement Of q most
important discovery, firmly based upon common
sense and reason. by which the terrible malady il
positively controlled, and its victims restored
To health.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-05-28

OFFICE, fs! South Water, Street. Dear Lake ST.
briase, CHICAGO. Mayi5eod6w
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MISCELLANEOUS
I'VE
And Our
NEIGHBOR,S''
Is the Latest and Raeiesi Work by
Harriet Beecher Stowe.

Author of "Uncle TOMS Cuba"
"7ae Minister'S Wooing," my Wife and II
and other powerful stories, each the liter.
arg sensation of its period; and this story
promises like genuine and ,rhOtesome sensa.
tor. 1t beas directly on socisl topics oil
Interest, embracing the romance Of youthful
oompaniouship-. the b:iehtnes, of happy
homelife, the spicy complications Of neigh
Der hoo ,sss ocia ions, and such fcllies and
profound domestic miseries a, have led to
the widespread Temperance movement Of the
day.
Mrs. Stowe is now in the prime Of that
genius which wrote .'Uncle Tcm," ripened
BY yeas of study and observa;ion. Htr nc
vels are immensely popular, "Uncle TOMS
Cabin" alone out-sslliDg by hundreds Of
thousands any edition of any original work
ever pub!ished-sare the Bible. Her book
two years ago, any Wife and l." outsold
every contemporary. Such a pure and en-
nobling story as I'VE and Our Neiglb@s"
should be read in every home. This attac-
tive Serial is just beginning exclusively in
the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-05-28
The Smith Motion

VIII come before Judge Ide sgain to-day,
in the Dis:sict Court, and it is earnestly
hoped that the matter will have speedy set
Element. All the afidavi;s introduced as
testimony have been put beyond the reach of
objection, and the motion cannot have an
other posiponement. The objection made to
the motion being granted by tie counsel for
the bondsmen is that the property turned
over by Smith is in good hands, well cared
for, and not sustaining any injury or ios.
The county, through lie attorney, claims that
the property in question was not turned over
TO the bopdsmen by Smith, and that it is
without doubt the province and duty of the
county 10 see that it is well taken care OF
and in proper hands. The Judge viii decide
one way or the other to-dsy.
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CITY Council.

A special meeting of the City Council was
called last night for the purpose Of making
a settlement of the Gas Company'e scrip,
considering The award of the city print ~,
and appointing City Clerk. No action
was tsken on the Gas Company's scrip. The
committee on printing reported that The
Commercial had agreed to do the city print
ing at the Eric Presse bid, with the excep-
ton of the council proceeding, which would
lie printed free. Contract left with the
Mayor. No award of job work was made,
but the Commercial was given tie preference
in bidding.
The Mayor nominated ". b Ckaila-
combe for CITY Clerk, and on motion OF
Councilman johnson he was confirmed by
reclamation. TIE council then adjourned.
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BULLS
Sarsaparilla
IOuisyilla. XIV. Oct. a. lSS

Louisville. Ky., Oct. 9, 1863.
Dr.. JOHN BULL -Dear SIR: Many kind thank
to you 1Or the medicine you hf We 20 kindly givel
me. l have been . great sufferer for years. ani
I'D the advice Of various phi ysicians some pro
nouneed ny sPins: some my lung. snd some my
burnt, blistersd and cupped until have become
dishsarene3. eeyeral very eminent ply iciAn
Who have examined my spine Informed me th.t
vas threatened with s.olysis or spOplexy sny day
and e. at nothing but . seaton w0xid relieve me.
h.d perfect horror Of this, and-vas hesitatini
about h0ving one in, eretd, when you kindly sem
me your SarsayaFilla which immedi4lely begur
with moss seuts pain in the right Tide Of my heat
especially VIXEN I would read write Er any
iengt, Of time. and rising To my feet would b,
peIss ly blind TOR some minutes, and would hav,
TO hold 10 something to prevent falling.
am most happy to form you tn the pain il
my head is ent;0sly reiievef; suffer but seldom
with Ivy spine, bat net 30 acutrly. Ny appetit.
10 sOoi. indeed, for the first time in my life I IN
The day.
You /, ndly sent my tour bottles again last nigh
and ] 'esun sgAin this ncra,na. anil hope to !.
entirely relieved Please accept my heartfelt
thankr and best wishs.
Very truly yours most grateful frisn
M. b. T.. Rivers.
My journal abounds With similar letters. all Of
shich guarantee 10 be genuine; and vrittsa by
the persons whose names they bear.
BE- ,.s; r.: 70 e s.s
ments. pon't risk your health BY letting nOvices
experiment upon You with their tsash.
Ny Ssnaparilla has stood the test for over TWEEN
ty.hve years; it 10 still the sarsaparis Of the day
and Of the age, towering over all othen in popU-
laIity and its curative qualitieA
Avoid all those Who are trying to palm Of on you
Der it is Dr. John BulP saMparilla, q Loaisvills
KY, that Is the old and reliable remedy for Inn
pqrities Of the blood and scro6ulous asctions Al
vays bear that in mind.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-05-28
Som thing About Starch

poor starch is 4 nuisar &C 10 the Iaun.
dress, to the bouse-keeper, find to every one
who has ia tie enough to enjoy ci'a" 30.
Not only does the lady o. gr ~ ~..
suffers common starch to intral u,on their
clothes deny themseiye, an imp ortant luxury,
but they suffer in other ways, for common
starch being impure, yellow, sour, or musiy,
discolors or destroys their linen. To
satisfy any person what pure article really
II, lie; them try Duryea's "Satin Clos
Siar,h." 1t is easy to Use, gives beautiful
clear finish, is snow white, and goes further
than any other Fl arch made
May 20eod&v.
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Seven Milliousyof Pores.

All day and all night the exhausted particles of
every human system passing Gf through
seven millions of quarter-inch hose-that bein
about the length of the sweat-ducts connected
with the pores If these are obstrueted sckn
ensues. lfthey were scale, up the consequence
would he death. Ii is of the provinces OF Hos
te.' er's Stomach biiters 10 keep the SUI CRITICAL
escape pipes orea, well those lsrser eytra-
ordinary organs the bowels. The s-omache and
tue skin sympathiZes and il is thruu gh the sioni-
ach mat the Btiers set upon the cutic.e, keeping
il moist, elastic and uaevered. The famous veg
stable inyigoraot is a marvellous medicine; no
other Preparation known coliai ms such variety of
curative aud preventative elements acts at tine
same time in such variety OF beneficial ways. In
dyspepsia it strengthens the stomach, improves
the appel te and controls the liver; in fever an ID
ague il freaks up the fits in of physical pros
iTa'ion il i. LITERALLY vital spacifc.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-05-28

Tue women's Temperance war now raging
in different parts of the country, particularly
In the west, with such unparalleled success,
recommends for persons who claim whisky q
necessity for medicinal purposes, TO use
Green's August Flower, which contains NO
intoxicating spirits. and is gentle laxative
and certain cure for dyspepsia, liver COM
plant, indigestion, cos,iveness, sour stom-
sch, sick headache, coming up of the food
after eating, and purifes the blood and sys-
TEN. Jns. what is needed in the Spring of
the year by everybody. Try it. Sold by
Robert Psrham. eod&v.
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED

The immense circulation of the Christian Union
has beea built up by ACTIVE CASvAssEss. No
Other publication compares With il for quick and
prOii,a returns. The public ea,erness for Mrs.
stoves new story, the popularity of the paper,
the friendly support OF thousands Of old sub-cri.
bers, the artistic premiums for INME IATK DELIv-
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make mone.. All WIN want a safe, independent
business write at once for TERMS or send 90 for
chrome outfit to J. FORD so New York,
Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, or San Francisco.
mly2S.wlt
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We Want Agents.

We want representative in every height or
hood Nothing equals il for agents, male or fe-
male, young or old. Large Cash wages and a Su-
peIb Outfit, exclusive territory, which Is rapidly
n!ling w. Must apply at once, b.cribe by
sending three dollars, AID receive the paper one
year, a magnificent premium, share in the dis
tn button, and receive afro FREE Complete Quit,
or send for particulars. Name territory desired in
sriting. address WATERs Co., Publishers.
Chicago. IlI. May 16w5l6
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&25O.OO0 90 Loan,

Money TO loan on long time, g. 10 per
cent. interest, on improved farms and good
business city property. Those wishing to
borrow will call on Mr.. VIM. Booth, State
agent of the Northwestern Mutual Life In.
surance Company, corner of Fifth and Del.
aware streets. aprS;-dtSw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-05-28

Sure Thing.-Dr. Kings Syphilis
tic Remedy is warrented to cure Syphl.
s in the primary, secondary and ter.
CARY stages, and in all its varied and
duplicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases CT venerisl diseases, cases
which have resisted the treatment of the
most eminent physicians in America
1t cures the fret stage and heals the
rlceus in few days. 1t cures ulcers in
IT. nose. throat, head, arms and legs;
also, hard pains in the bones and joints,
swellings in the joints syphilitic rbeuma-
hsm ETC., in short time. Prise So per
package. Sent everywhere by express.
A treatise on sexual diseases free. Sent
sealed for two stamps. Sold by DR.. J.
Dinsbeer, sos North Seventh stree, St.
Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. Robt. Parham Agt., for
Leavenworth. cod &w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-05-28

Have already handed in their testimony to
the superiority of Dooley's Yeast powder
over any in Use, and thousands will yet tes-
tify to its worth after giving it a trial. 1t
recommends itself. Ask for it at your GRO
eer's. msOikw
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The Gates of Pearl

through which the human voice issues,
never become rusty. To keep the teeth for.
ever free from biemish, to render their decay
impossible. it is only necessary to use Fra
grant Sozodont. 1t is antiseptic and su.
premely wholesome. m2oeod&w
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Would Never Use Them

Ii persors were aware OF the injurious
character OF most of Baking Powders now
for sale IN every town in our country they
would never use them. A bskink powder
to be good and wholesome cannot be made by
ignorant persons. who know no more about
the chemical combinations necessary for such
. result than a school bow. TIE only good
Baking Powder prepared BY careful mani
pulation from pure materials is DR.. Prices
Cream, not a grain Of substance in it rot
found in the eystem. And for his Special
Fiavoring Extracts We have only 10 say that
they are the finest, purest and bes. to he foand
In this or any other country. may20i&y
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To Consumers Of cline

The Champion Glue Co. of Chicago, H.,
are turning out new article of glue, which
is cheaper and better than any ever before
in the market. Read their lad"
G&w
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No Threaiinc.up 70 required In the sh uttie -
This favorite Machine does every variety OF work
done on any shuttle Machine, but with greater
ease ard perfection.
II has b. en- aioptel By the Kansas Safe Grange
as their STANDARD MAGAZINE Z, and the one best
suiiet 10 general fan lily use.
We solicit correspondence with every Grange
throughout Kansas and the west. Send for circu-
lars, samples and special terms to GIangers, to
ID A. BUCK, Manager,
No. COS North Fourth Street.
marl9-199-aow&w ST. LOUIS, Mo
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e. EDWARDS LESTER.

Ibis work has been long in preparation, and is
nov completed, with an account of bis lsmented
Death the tributes Of the nation At his sTave, ard
the un'vsrsal sorrov Of The friends Of humanity
Throughout the world.
The volume enbrsces abYut 600 page. svo. With
prrirat on tteel Of the late Senator, ard numey-
Gus illustrations II viii prove q boek Of sbsorb-
ing interest and eoMDsad . ready Ard extended
. ale. Canvas ing Agents viii remember that this
isa strictly Subscription booK. and b nov =. ady
for delivery. seed $50 tor Prospectus, Ce9t:k-
cate or tsRTitegy and Outft vap3mAy7
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satisfaction.
No. Cures. Prices in BoJes. Gets
-. Fevers, Congestion, infsmmatio-...-. -
2..... worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. =.
3---..Sryins Collie or Teething of infants.- -
-. IiarIhGa Children or Adulis........... %
Dissent ny, tiripng, Bilious Collie. %
-..--.Cholera- Norbus, Vomiting. $1,000. Is
1--.--.Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. IS
So. Neuralgia, TOotbach-, racaache. 1890 -
60. Headache, Sick Headachs, Vert go. %
1o--.. Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomseh...... 49,. IS
1l"..-.snppressed or Irregular Pe'isds ......- %
12--.-..lerc mi ea, TOO iro;,se T. .iods %
l3.....C Group. tough, ID iIicuiI sr a hing .
H.. Eruptons, salt Rhsum. ~ vi, las -
b.. Eheuma'is ism, Ebe matte Palms. q
16.--...Fevor& Ague, Chlls, Fever Agues 30
Piles, Blind or Bleeding .-..-.....-.... 80
lS.Opi ha. my, and Sore or Weak Eyes. 50
I9.----.oaiarrh, acute or chronic, infuenzi. so
D.. Wh.oping-coush, Violent Coughs. so
2l..... Asthma, Oppressed BreathI n:.......... 80
22Ear ~ charges, Impaired Hearing. 50
2S-..-.Scroiu!a, Enlarged Glands, swei.ings 80
..-.Generai debility, ply steal weakness, so
29.Dropsy aud scanty Seeretions. so
26...-.Sea sickness, sics ness from riding 50
81. Kidney Disea.e, Gravei-... ........... SO
2'.Nerrous debility, Involuntary BIS
Charges 80
29-..-SoIe Mouth, Clnkcr..................... 20
S0...... Urinary Weakness. wetiins bed....... 50
3l-.-...Paiufu PERIODS, Hysteril ............. 50
b.. .Suierin IS al Change of Life.....l 60
So.--...Epilcpsy, Spasms, st. VituS Dance...1 %
3i......i ip'heria, liberated Sore ThroIt... 80
So......Chronc COrgestions and Erupt:ons... 80
Family Cases.
with IS Large Three Drachm Viais, Pose
wood Case, and Humphreys Homeo-
paihic Mentor New Book. ............... II u
with 50 Large three achu vial, Morocco
Case, and Specific Homeopathic Man.
uel (Small Book $3.50. 10 90
5-Wiih 20 l.aIge Three D-achIa Walls, Paper
Case, & specific Hcmuoi ath c Manuel. : 90
Singh large vidls............. and 90
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sent by mai: express, Free on receip, of price,
Address
HUmphre Us Homeopathic Medicine Co
Office and Depot, 552 Broadway, n. Y.
For sale by TIEO. EGERDURFF
apG.-20j-eod&y Lsavenworth, Kansas.
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sthlWpoa certificates Of wonderful cures o.
rheumatism, neuralgia, iock-jav, sprains, SWELL
ines burns, scalds, cakei breasts posonou. bites
frozen fe I, geut, salt rheum, eaf-achs, &C., an
the receipt Of ne Eminent will be sent ga IL any
one. II Is the most wonderful healing and pam
relieving agent the world has ever produced. II
cells a. no srce evrr before did sell, ard it sells
because II does just vha. it preten % TO do. One
rottle OF the Csntaur Liument for animss (y ellOw
wrapper u worth . hundred dollars for spawned.
stfained OF CALLED horses and mules and for screw
worm in sh' ep. No family or stock owner can af-
ford 10 he without Centaur inin ent Price, so
cents; large bottles. 81 90. J. B. kosR 4 Co..
So Broadway, New York.
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Weekly Family Newspaper.
The CHRISTIAN UNION
Henry Ward Beecher,
EDITOR

In religious matters this paper is Evan
gelicsl and Unsectsrian; in political affairs,
independent and outspoken. 1t confirms
the best articles, and both short and SRA!
stories, from the foremcs. writers; II ans
to maintain the higbes: 5 andard in Relig-
ion, Literature, Poetry, Art, Music, Science,
News, Politics, Household and Family AZ
fairs, with St,riss. Rhymes, Puzzles fer the
Children, etc. Nothing is spsred to make
it a COMPLETE Newspaper for the Family.
pure, attractive, wide-awake, up With the
times. and inspired with essential Christian
ity-a journal interesting to every enc in the
household, young or old. Lis
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u. hunters Specehc and Injection
MOL are warranted to cure the Gonor.
fees 0ieet. Cordee. Structures, discases
OF the Kidneys. bladder and urinary
organs OF male and femalea
ID. Hunter's Specific No. 2 il 4 surs
remedy for the epermtoFrhoea, Seminal
weakness. Nightly Euisaons and Ioes
o. Power. caused By self abuse or excee.
ove indulgence. Price of Dr.. Hunter
Specaae - per bottle; Injection 81.
Heat everyvheEe BY express. Or. J.
Yaneneefs sole propriety, No. sos North
oeNenta street.. St Louis, No. Send
sWo s!a0ps Tor . treatise, Cure on.r.
aAteed q money rsiunded.
Ro8ERf PAR1AN.
cod &W Agent Sor Leeyenvorsh.
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HENDERSON BUCHu, the great diuretic
IN unfailing remedy for all diseases of the
.'dneys and bladder, also for dyspepsia or
indigestion, Aatulehcy, or wind in the
stomach. The most distressing cases of f.
male weakness and uterine complaints are
permanently cured BY Hen1erson's Buchu.
Il is unequalled by any known remedy for
the cure OF dropsy, gravel, and all gouty
and rheumatic affections. 1t is a spec;6c.
remedy for expelling all pin and tape
.orm.. II is precribed BY eminent phvsi-
caans In chronic affections Of the liver. For
ale ~ al druggists. See advertisements in
this iasue. --'
oc29-d&vtf
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SEMIEAL wRAKNRss CURED,
SYPHILIS CURED,
CERTAIN CUB FOR PILES.

DIR. BOHANNAN'S Pile Ointment Is guaran-
teed q certain for r les, DO matter what form
or how long standing, In from three to five DAYS
Price One Dollar. Sent TO any address (by mall
fifteen cents extra for postrret.
Address DR.. C. A. BuhANNAN, No. sio North
Filth Street, st. Louis, No
k4Persons reinftting moneyby natl for medi.
cines, gill send by 'Postofice Order or Regis
cred Letter. deci7dSv
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Aseais uaaied for the Life and Adveaturs
KIT CARSON.

ERON facts dictated By hinssif By D. ". C.
II Pesefl, Surgeon U. 8. 4. vhe only THUH
and AutAs1ie Life Of Aaeriea's crest HUNTER,
SCOUT sna GUIDE ever pubishei. Containi
ee0plete descriptions Of The Indian Tribes a the
Far West and . fuu account Of the Nodes snA
Tie Moa0e War. A trand opportunity to nako
noney. Illustrated circular ssnt ftss.
Addros n. q. PARKER CO.,
nsyls 1sl y 30 ", 1aAissa 81, Chieaeo, N.
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Castoria l. mnre than q substitute for Cas-
tor oil. II is the only Sole arti lie in existence
which Is sure TO :csul..e ne bowels, cure wind
collie AID produce natural sleep. II H. pleasant to
lake Children need not cry sna mothers may
sleep. spr2
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THE MILD POWER CURES
Humphreys Homeopathic
a1E1r-r-A

III AVE proved, from the most ample experience
L an entire success. They The only m edi-
cines perfectly adapted 10 popular use-so simple
that mistakes cannot be made in using them so
harmless as to be free from danger; and eficien.
10 he always reliable. They have the hgh,s
commentator from all, and will always render
satisfaction.