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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK WORLD
1874.
WEEKLY, sEMI.WE KLY, DAILY

.IVHE GREAT DEMOCRATIC Wet
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weirlt is Seen aid Felt,

Every drip Of the aAKs4PAKllllAN REsoL.
And eshs Fluids and juices 4 ~ sy:tsa shsviger q
Nf for itrspaiss Ne wasses q tAs bSdy With asweaA
Gu: S.sau s.s.. 1s:: h s1cs
morn, Nossinthe 0Ands and thsf psrts Of he sysm.
eMs Eyes, Srunoeous disehAs, - e VA Ne Ezra an1
lhs worst torms Of s~in dtsssssc, Erupuc 8, Sevss
Acne. Hls iSpas, w,rm.ia he Tlesh. Tgmcs1. ca.
0sesil she Womb snd 81 v. akening and painful a..
sAa16ss Nigh Swss, las ofepe,m ant all wssAese q
Ae NE pr,neple ~ wihi. he cur tive range Of u
prove seany persoa u>uS Itfor her ofth;ss snsol
ajseasstss POTENT power 10 euret them.
nth- pss.sII duly becoming reduced BY IA wose0
and Decomposition that!s continually proe!s.aas sue
viii new ms.sris im.de from healthy biood-snd sais
~ SAR0APARILl.IANN illand does sscure-a cure
isc:rain; i% = hen once this rem.dy commences ~
work plrtd"Ation. snd succsehs In dimiasAng Ne
ths patient growing ts,sr and strcngs!
Che foA disast.g better q 2sis Improving, apd faaS
end weight iuefeaGn9.
Not only dos the ARiIlIAK KHSoavDHs o1esla
sulous. Coa.dsuitonai snd Siin issasss SssisE -
ooly positive cure Tor
Kidney d Bladder Co,npla1nts,
Urinary az womb ds.asss Orr vi, riabs,s., prof,y,
60ppogs II Wsser, lneonGnsues OF Crhe. hrigls Dis.
eass. Albunlnuria an4 IN oil sase, vhsss thsrs are
beek dust drpoeis O ~ wsaor 10 shek elnndy, miIeA
Va sa'S.aaess ksths xAsofsa &C e sssoeds !!ie
Anee and whits bone dust deposits. aid WheA tbeesie
slreklns. bu oink ssns.cu when pasains w.tss. -
pain iai6s small osAs back and along ~ Loias.
1snsor Of ~ Years' Grosvth
Cured By Rad,cav's RssoSsess.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

OTRON0 AND Pu"H RICH BLOOD-INCRIAGH
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Z, =. i.
Railways READY RELIEF

r. r. e.
Railways READY RELIEF
CURES THE wORsr PAINS
)n from one to Twenty Minutes
NOT ONE HOUR
sAssrsdIns this sdvsrsse1a"as nssd any ~
SUFFER- WITH PAIN.
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Nwasths Ars, sndis
The Only Pain Remedy
t>as instantly cops Ii. n = .zerneans paine, sllsy
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iN1Rox ONE 70 TWENTY MINUTES.
10 matter bov vtolsat Or eIcrueissns he neia ~
SHEUN lfI,, Bsdr,ddsl. IlArm. Crippled Nesvses,
Asusslgis, q Dsssssssd With di'ssss nay suffer,
RAILWAYS READY RElIeP
= WILL AFFORD INSTANT EAsR.
11'AxHAr5?2EE. & TT kI 81 FL ,.pp,x
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HEADACHE, fOOrHACHI.
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wsser; nksaaa' 0sa frsacA brandy q ssaess -
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FEVER AND AGUE.

DEVER AND A0Uk eu,sd for ahy eants. 1Aese'b
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fypheil, Yellow, and osAsr reyees lalde1 b. BAD.
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LIEF. 1if1 eeANDse bssta
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Or. RAILWAYS
=. Sas:pulial ReselVelt .

the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Has MADE rHn MOST AsroNIsHlNG cuREs 40
hAr1n AM T9 GRAMGEs tn
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Something Worth xnowias.

is worth something to know that the shortest pos
sihlc route from Kansas City 10 Buffalo, rittsburg.
Wheeling, Parkersburg, Baltimore, Philaclphis.
New York. BOSTON AND iafeMeiidse points is through
ST Ions, the st Louis. Kansas City Northern
Short Line, and the shortest possible route from Kan
City to Hannibal. Quincy. Chicago, Toledo, De-
roit, and intermediate peinf~. rs via ST. LOUIS, Kansas
City Northern Short Line. II is the only roal
ming six fast express trains two than any other
line, between the Missouri anil Mississippi Rivers
This road, in connection with the Kansas City, St.
Joseph Council Bluffs X. r.. forms the only Omaha
and st. Louis through line running through Pullman
Sleeping Palaces between On aha and st. Louis, and
positively the only line that passengers from Calfor
mia, Utah, Sioux CITY, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Nc
braska City, and st. Joseph connect By all
fruiRs Of the Kansas City, St. Joseph Council Bluffs
Railroad close and direct for st LpHis, and all points
East via St. Louis. Any other line to St. Louis involves
lay lover at Kansas City Of iye hours train
This is the only line running many trains with
perb Reclining Chair Coaces, elegantly carrecd, and
6tte, with dressing with toilet conveninccs for
ladies, gentlemen and families, rifhost asy ertSa
change Ticket agents selling tickets to the East will
vouch for the above facts. and furnsh tickets, map.
CIRCULARS and time tables by this route. For other
>Crmaton relative to this line address A. e. Dawes,
ST. Joseph, No or +. b. Groat, st Louis, No.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

ofp- ,>ySpoS LODGE 40 :, meets every Wc.'!es-
day evri,isx at O'Clock Ia Masonic tiii 81 -
W,i.rx. &. l. o. OavIs, h. vi x :.
100 F.--SAIIxA LODGE No. 2s. meets at oth rel
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l.. BOND, " G., ED. wiErNAxS, secrel.
IOOF.-S;xAI ExcAApMENI No, Is, ut Odd elbow
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O'Clock T. NJ All EnranFmeit mrino,r' III s'9'
invited to attend n shiL LIZ ''1-'
RoND, scribe
AFSAM SALIVA IoD... No. g., al Masonic M;l'
first and third Monday in each IL )nth- ID H. At
STAFF, " NJ, j. DEWITT, Secretary
s,x, ,.o,,, ,pcr CHATTER Ne Is at Masonic Hall
second and fourth MONDAY N each month u" :
HAMA, NJ Z. IL T., }. DEWITT, secretary
TEXTILE OF Honor and TEMrERAN.:. -frch'ier Irnl!e
If tinnnr and Temperance No . meets every II IN
,lay eycnin. IN the Od'i Fellows Hall, ever =. W
Trts,in' Is hardware siore VISITING bro'hsrs are ci'
,ii.liy invited 10 attend. = NJ. 1rrlLE,W -; d
WEsr, W. r.
MIHIAm LODGE, No ;, OF H-Mee's III o'u eiioM low;
Hail second and fourth FRIDAY evening oil .a', hon
v. q; q. CONRAD. L. ,.
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Go East BY Way Of st. Louis.

In three days Of railroad competition. the Else irsv-
eler selects his route before leaving 'me In almost
every instance he desires 70 rac his destination
speedy possible and for the accomplishment oftha
purpose the Nissosvi Pacific Through Line from the
West to the Easf, via Kansas City aud ST. Louis or
inducements unsurpassed by any other line in the
country Everything CONNECTED with the X;ssonri
Pacific 4. r. is Grsf eIas.. and the adoption Of the
Miller Platform and Westinghouse Air Brake togrth-
or with Its PullmanSlcepers and reclining chair coach
es, render trip over the line perfectly safe and
pleasant Passengers from all parts Of the West, BY
taking its Express t1ns at Kansas City, I.eavens-
worth, Atchisoo aud other prominent Cities land
ed in ST. Louis 1t scasonable iioars, morning and
evening. and in ample time To make direct connection
with all railroads for every point in the North, Fast
and South Particular information, with maps, ims
tables. g. may be had II the various Through Tick
ct - Offices in the west. upon personal written
application TO e. II. Baxter, Western rassc ger
Agent. Kansas City, NO., T.. A. Ford, Gen. rsssrn-
Ser Ag:nf, 81. Louis, No.
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The Fastest rlne on Record.

Fa.s~rgers Go;sg ksst reminded Of the fact that
the Wabasa Liae is the ONLY LINE running Lightning
kspres 7ass tfully equipped with patent air brakes,
Miller platforms, &c. } from St. LOUIS. Hrnnal and
Quincy, stopping only at the principal stations
and reaching Nxw YoRk, BosToN and intermediate
points from 9 TOT HOURS IN ADVANCE Of
Competing Lines from all points In the wcst.
II is also the Osly Lac running Through Csrs from
Eassas City 70 ladisops,s and Ciscfnao, via Quin-
cy, avoiding all Ferry aud Omnibus transfers.
Through PULLMAN SLEErINc CARS, run via the Va.
IasA Lise only, from 81. Louis and QUIScY to IT.
WAYNE, TOLEDO AID CLEVELAND, connecting with
Sleeping and Drawing Room Cars for Buffalo, Roch-
ester. New Ysrk, &C., without chang.
srxciAL NOncE.-A Pullman Sleeping Car leaves
the Missouri river daily. end through 70 Spring
aeld, H.. avoiding change st Quincy.
For further information time tables, which can
he obtained at - ''ThOash Ticket" eaic-s In the
west. WI. MALCOLM,
J. s. LAZARUs,
Western Ag't, Kansas City.
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OrR MISSION y TO Do GooD.-AlthouSh We
have so,d II theeshess and = Fsapess end
mowers. and jacknite this season. stIll the
demand equals the supply. The ~ comet
doesn't scare Us bit, aud the stars sAoosiag
Oh show that the fall trails Is g'iag to BE-
good.
What Is the use Of man keeping an old
fashivpcd .nlpw in a shed by the side Of his
barn. for young chickens to rOost on, when
the crop Of wheat is good and when corn Is
not gone up yet: Let him buy one Of our Ia
test combined, and greatly improved rotary
gang plows. and pillow down towards China-
lat least he can dill down that way, and We
have the drills) II will Dc good and prevent
drouth. And further. your wife can cook on
board Of one Of them, and you and she can
have nice time genesally. blowing. This is
50.
And this brings us down to the fact that fall
trade Ia going to be good. Such being the case,
who wouldn't take SWIM In the ocean.
JOKES & BlEBE.
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Chicago Short Line.

Via ST. Louis, Kansas City and Northern, and Chi
cage Alton Railroads., crossing the Mississippi on
the great iron bridge nj Louisiana. Mo-, and passing
through Jacksonville, bloomington and Joliet. No
transfsrs, Jerries, c'sange 81 cars. The only
line running Reclining Seat Palace cars between Kan
sas City and Chicago without change. Nocxra charge
for seats m these Pullman Palace Sleeping cars
run through between ksrsas City and Chicago. with
out change Palace Dining cars On day trains. Time,
track. Scenery, accommodations. ahea'l Of a other
routes j. T. McMULLLN,
General Superintendent, Chicago.
JAMES CHARLTON, Gen. Pass Ag't. Chicago.
FRANK &. HIGH, Western Travelling Agent, Kansas
City. Mo.
Chicago Past Freight Line, shortest. quickest and
best. ". II. REED,
General Western Agent, Kansas City, Mo,
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THURSDAY, JULY 9. 1874.
r,saE 1ARLEk.P. z. e.
CHURCH DIRECTORY

frssnyIxuAx-w \ Simpkine, Pastor. Preach
;rr each Sabbath at II A. 81 and I r. N Sabbath
school, 2:3eP. NJ. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
nipgs.
METHODIST EfIecoeAL-Rev- +. y H,ll. tssto,,
O'Clock r. II. Sabbath school, each sanoalh' NJ
GA. ". Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday evenings
EsrscopAL-Rev J. H. Lee, Pastor. PreachingSh 'H'
CAruox,c-R~v john Fogarty, Pastor: SERVICES on
The second sabbath each mouth at the Court House
Barrrsr-Rey J. X. Dywner, Pastor Preaching ON
III. ,ir,t and Thru sundays OF each n.ohh mornins
aud evening Sabb.th sch pnl, I'D A NJ, ever!
sabbath Prayer meeting " Wednesday evening
. vv,s-,,s Curucu-Preaching in the Baptist church
on the I'd aud 4ih I.sr'Ps day oi each m"''h' ny
Elder A. -. Goodwin
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Jud-c OF III. Distrrc; Court. h PRESCOTT
S.na,oc-J. ii. EpH AnI,S
Railroad A-s.--pr-W- r LESLIE
IiepresentafIyc-J WEAVER ;,-
County COMMITS sioner--w. r. ScHoLL, ci'air'ha" ;
E. NJ PALMER and X. =. CHAMrLiN-
County Cleik--DAyID BEEhE
County Artorney-E. ". Hop6KiNsoS.
I'roi,sfe Iu,is.-HESgT LoGAS-
CLERK of the Observation-Disclosures boNpi.
County Tre:isurcr--C- l.. FAULKSER
Sheriff.. J. tioINt-
Hr-,strr af DEEDS. T. iris a.. s.,
SUPERINTENDENT of Public lils:ruc:ion-WN. BISHOP
<.,runcr-J. Il LrIL, JR-
/. Sury.yor--p. r. iiAiiLroS.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mnvor-W. y. WTz!Is.a =,
Count ilmrn--P. -. toNn, NJ W hEi'", l. -
(;ESSr In WIITMANS, CHARLIE HaAiiN-
l'ctce J al sc-S. r. tAGEVLL.
Iicrk-Ep.IN t.. bowen
Trrasurer-J n. BLoDGsrT
Marshall. N. TrTTLE-
D.:nliy M4rShal-.joliN rinNF-
i'., IN al. : GREER.
street Io:ii:nl,,ion.r-i;- L. Hr>stl.
i:;y Attu.Icy-- juiIN fu>rE.t.
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Powers Goodnow b 20. reloSt the following:
wlsai-Sprins. so0c.es PER ba.; winter, ssoec
pcr bu.
Are, fs@S5c per b.
.orn-shelied, sc vi bu. sn.hcll.! -.
Oats, nc Ter hu.
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pw,.e Bred Poultry.

i~1.t 9e>hma. the most popular, .sd
~ xry9 SfS 3 HsssSGISts, only. Tor sssr.
Prce. q oo DR. os or 81 50 paeked for shipm:a'
4 lev pairs u 8. .. Hasnbsrss would g spnssu-
Nrs c. 4. ANDERSON,
Mam Oass. Salias Co., Knlsas.