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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-05
MUSIC AND ART

The Misses Doddddee, recently Of tie VIE.
Ing Female College, viii open el1Ises 10 Mo-
Drawing and Painting. In the WeiSel Nai!s,
Institute Hall, Odd Fellows Building. Bep,,s
Der lst, 1874. They will Albo give insuastiot y
Music At their residenos, No. IS Ohio .fett /,
land. and VIII Be prUpaled 10 receive Init,
number Of boarding pupils. Hours Of legr.,
viii Be arranged 70 suit Tie convenience 3! Tosty
ladies attending other schools. IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-05

HURST ARRIVAL OF THE SEA.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-05
SATURDAY., SEPT. 5, 1874.

oP71oB. as . ~ Fourteenth St,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-26

ihr festive plowboy. which You have
well Won by your heroic achievements
Mhlic harncs>cd-nIar You ever wear
II with pleasure to yourself, and may
1t be means of terror To Your one
mics
THE NJ l. p then proceeds to i'll
vest the candidate with the rcgaia of
the festive plowhoy. which consists ai
4 long tomato necl>la"c.1 The grand
hailin@ sign OF distress is made by
@"nllv clio ing he left eve. laving the
right tore1in.cr along the no>e. and
Violently Wa@ging the ears. l. T.
quireS practice. hut the aixantaocS are
intense. ltalSo has an impnrtant sir
nlfication. which you will do well to
heed. the closing of the eve. signifies
that iii all Nour dealings with mankind
You are bound to have an eye to bust
ness. Laying the fingers alon@>ide
the nose i eublem1iicai Of wisdom .and
places You among the "knoWin~
ones This is very handy in proguos-
tirating new weather, and saves the
wear and tear of almanacS. Wa~"inm
tie ears signifies sublimiiN'of purpose,
and is thought 10 he cmblemalital OF
childhood's happy hours. Il is >ul-
posed 10y some profound scholars 10
i teacifti 10 dlitc
"'ui' ,h2S. nu' IN Is some" nat OH
Sruie ny the auH' ol a9eS. III token
u a''it !"u are one t., OF Us, N@" VIII
HOW ~" lr''ii.'e''. MS ceremony l.
toln ''i'i,rf>>iNe ,,,, ai', consists "t wv"
~ ihcN .ro pom l'l'lica 'WiiiIe
,'r t sioi' i il1l: ana coll>iI' "i one let
t; ih "''I'i' Ho" VIII Pie'Nc sit
"n''S nv 2'n'i i "i'iiiica To the ;! ON
! avn. ne ne ic'lo' - my MoflhE ciitk-
n',' ,I ''',iiss anu te''fH 20 i'ii
."'t' 't',li,'i II - ",so ull"set'
" ,'!.'i' ~ '''c - u 't'' tit,
- ~ Wv iii', ''s', ii''li'5',
~. 'tt''''e - i'l' q ~ ne SG'9fli
.',''i - ''i'' i ~ I'ii'' IL Hal,i ,t-
,,'lc, on 'iie Htoii'',''i. IL mas d "1ttbte
''',':i.ii,-' ~ t''o 'PiiH..ioil - ai'
az 'ei.l'''idi one corn cFl''' ana ma
io",iei''t 70 ''ie S."ii'3tIl as 'eiil@ me
Iit"t tcVl'"'cis l"I 'iii!9ll NhirkN.
~ W, ii,'' ''c zen Ill iii.u
i'oi'ic hit hct loi your corn. ne
| 1,'uli" It; 'i'lir'tn'!' I'll t'e icI'er' = my
a'H'f3e'v,i , hih''it' Is so' hoid "i as lol-
i'"s. w li'il one ..Etl@ef wants 10
aS'ttt','i io' sure II t'efe Is announcer
.! ., 'i'e oft'eT III 'iie f9oii' ne raises
ni'li>eIl ~ 2eii.i ny me slack "l iilH-"l
HIS tillIlttIt lpiid tblt'>--Ntltttnp HIS Oil
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-26

onds. as they said. for the purroyc of
X 'eping his right hand closed. which
had swollen Il little from The heavy
blow inflicted upon Hogan in the iir.t
round. Before the rCiurcc cave his do
ciSion the ring was filled by spcctators
who attempted To pull up the stakes.
McAipinc claimed the iight for Treyil-
nan, on account oi the opposite faction
breaking into the rim" and trying 10
tear it down, but the referee would no,
allow il. The referee left The rinw. buf
came back again Il few minutes AFTER
ward. AMI decided that Hogan hnd won
the il"ht. on account of Trtvilia hay
lns that Wad of oakum in his hand.
FINALE.
Thus ended the third AMI last meet
ing of Hogan and Trevillian. Me
Alpine and TrcVillian. on their arrival
III Virginia city. called on the stake
holder. James prndorif. and notified
him not To give up the stakes. but To
leave il to frank queen. of the New
York cti7er. to decide. whether they
10 e the fight bv Trcvillian'S having
olkuni III his hand: if 50. they say
they are willing to give up the stakes.
1t WAS fine. pleasant. cool sabbath
day. and after the fight. most of the
crowd came home ON the cars, the bal
ance travelling in vehicles. on hoISc-
back or on foot. The only serious mis-
hapS occurring Were one of the return
ing spectators being killed by falling
OFT the train. and Il horse ~ettin. his
lee broken by Il fall and having to be
killed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-26
,,OGAN.TIsESIEs.IAN FElZf.
Sl(.lIE.
roul" Claimed. and Hogan Al.
,,.-cd winner of the Fight.

rcml" Claimed. and Hogan Al.
sua.ctl winner OF the Fight.
from the cold Hill News, I'D.
H. long-talkcd of fight between
rs Trevillian and Patsey Hogan.
: off Yesterday morning about IL
westerly from the Mound House.
the old Carson road, about nine
s from cold Hill. The men met
n two weeks AGE. agreed To fight
q uur~e of 5000. and at once en-
mo training. Bill Davis looked
IIoean and Tom cAlpinc
pap = took charge of Trevillian.
men were in pretty good trim
kidcring the short time they had
trimming. Hogan. il is said, weigh
about l31 pounds and Trevillian
From ) to $ o'clock \. NJ. there
constant stream OF vehicles and
e,lrians hurrying to the battlc-
|lnd from Virginia City, Gold Hill
Vicinity.
SHERIFF SHAW INTEHFEHES.
bout 4,00O people attended the pie.
HI tIe place first selected for the
bun,er. which was about two miles
w the' old lime Kiln. Sheriff shaw.
Non coHnty,ani his deputies made
appeaiance and said the fight
hld nol talle place in that county.
rctipon the seconds had Il consult
b. with the stakeholder. .EalneS
{,lort) who named the vicinity of
Nlo,llal lIou,e. some four or five
es distant. in Orm-hy county. -,
#nayf rlarn Of nantiuT The roDas
stakes were >ueedilv p,1lled M
= ,lar, made for the ncw battle
nd.
49,,
ia '''' i'-''''.
feNl}lim : colors We're Il neat birds
h.ne. while his seconds each
4 |ra4l Il red, white and blue Sa>h.
eafl coiorS were green silk with a
It. border and Il harp of Erin cn
ldefe0l thereon III silk. lil| seconds.
hatHa'h and Bill Davis. wore
= )ilar eolor>. ON examining iIo@an's
f., his spikes were found t" exceed
b oi an inch. As prescribed by the
+ Of the 7. X. After Il little "chin
Fl, McAlplne agreed to waive all
rrE1Iu1>,r,Es
|n,n n; '',I- vs. w.; I''''ll,s u 'irr't,' ,r''
VI. W. ',1 ms ",ii
i 'Irl.n>r'' II, '''t 'oI 'tS ~ nun
H. ''ei'''r>>N iof .o-'f'' i''' 'cs
ml Wa ripsc'' i1i'iee' "i,Ii i.,1 t'f
,'''l't,,- 'i'a. 'o.ii i'icii oii,'''.'
w ''Hii ii'ei!,S' ti,c PES iiiai' l"
~, l''' 'ii'' '''ii'l ,'i''' va
~ 81 81. .''''e-Neel''i' 'hi'' 'l'''e ""N
,naI .U p..A , .,:
,,l' a,1,.'.,z, ~ u ''.1ii 'l'', nc.
".'I "tE''' 10 'i''' celi.e' vi ! g
"''u l.,', >,'ooN ii'i'''N, a!'r' "lrH
,t'm ,,.'i r,' ",''s',,y ~ ;,io
81 >,yr ,.;,r some some >ParrlnY lrGNilliah
wan 'i> ir,t h'''''' "ila ic' 20
80 =, ''s' NJ 'l.eH s''',-ei "ii II
,5n. 1'',. Hii'"Nii'- nm 'IId'' on
-" ,. ln|"" tl''cIH rom 'itHl' -.
L.. 'e' -. II y '''"'', "liti M
[ri1,', ;',," II ''"ii'ieu a''" ai'o"e {" lor
onnI ,,''I'.. :. ;, >,
o"i'' = u, tih' beng called, no,
"!'!,e2fr" WIN II lar.!c SIZED
~. =. t'''''ei ms lclt eye ana
r. ii'-,''ii '9etN ca lct'-
r. ,,.;,, n5'' igi Nt'"r'. re NEXT
IT, WIN HIS fiSil'' hu' MS an
,n'>l -. Vas away out OF distance,
ian al, H.. NHetS ,,,, ol Hioo To Hpp on re-
n -" :, 'NcA'P!he met Wlih no re-
a. "Ppearea' al ti'lN carry
S;,n W ,ie ,i. hIi't' /" he Il FOREGOING con
/ v.- ~, t'ill, Ii... I'fft'@ atrhich,S' lreNil-
H. -, u,5''i'' te win me hght. Altcf
4 his i" Ind 'f l. si,'[rIng' "a I logan lei go
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-26
E.AlILf. FLAGS.

reEililn' : colors We're Il neat birds
hllp. while his seconds each
rted a red. White and blue sash.
gam colors We're green silk with Il
IT, border and a harp of Erin em-
iderrl thereon in silk. His seconds.
l.ati!ain and Bill Davis. wore
ilar eolor>. ON examining iIo@an's
+. his spikes were found to exceed
Is ot AN inch. as prescribed by the
, Of the +. Il. After Il little" "chin
>it," McAlpine agreed to waive all
antayt~.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-26
,rrrlFr SHAW INTERFEHEs.

bout 4,o0o people attended the pie.
ht tHc place first selected for The
bun,er. which was about two miles
bw the old lime kiln. Sheriff Shaw,
Non county,ani his deputies made
+ appearance and said the fight
hid nol take place in that county.
krcupon the seconds iad consult
bn with the stakeholder. DANES
|dortl, who named the vicinity of
Mound House. some four or five
Is distant. i'll Orm~hN county. Is
|neXt place of meeting. The ropes
stakes were speedily pulled up
IL start made for the new battle
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01
4 WOLF AND A FOX.
They Meet In Q Men House and
Fight Over Chickens.
A Sensation in tho First Ward.

Many OF h. residen,s slors Poltas atomic
"r.ei, from tie E-p.aIade 10 Fifth, vho
ke. +. y. li-stocsed ten-EOs.s ard ssl!-fed
hem, Tor tie past eek or iwo h.ve been
missing tse:r ,hi:ss, 8. and have besn I'M.
atls to fad sny lac TO thu cal,se of their
sudden trtinx oa. Soseiin.s TOO or thrse
would lie token ia sisti. and s,netims .
dozen O. over, and tn. probability u tai
the mystery would yH remain pn,clvsd hut
for the hapP. mee,i.s OF lie WORT If foes-
. wolf AID fo1-Sho me, in coop on o :
tswa street, near Thrill, hs. night,
and PIT thtir steel u the ts.. The Volt
was the largest, but the fog vas sup,e sni
showsd fight to the last, ., Il ey als.ys xill
shen ia cl' &c quarters, and some lookeis son
Who were aroused from their r.poSe By TIE
rose Of the UeIer, Say it far sscesded tie
les. bull feh's Ct the Moors and Sp,niards
10 :te pis zn Of princes. Ii vas ka:d
fought hattie Tor lie. but the volf got avsy
Mr.. fox, ssd tsis morsins he LAYS q cod
',co:pW"
Both vese pets in Le reishborbood, and
It ems That both we're fond of chickens.
The welf las. in several instances, attacked.
canght AID killed chickers, end made no
bun. 5 Of it, seeming to think himself p,ivi-
leEed character. a. eli the nj ishton rather
Used Lin, ssd would csleo him rs great
isori:e. sEd, 10 fact. not suspsctinz that
II would learn han bad hsbi.s, some have
even helped him osteh and kill the bird.
But the fox, true to hi, family record, has
msintained that sly cunrins, and would
mango ty stea tn 70 de.uie the osnsrs Of
lat hens u . thorough belief Of his inuo-
esnss. aad, although su,pec.ei by rome,
he's thus escaped vitisace ct their hands.
Tie matter became pretty seriou, Of late,
however. and come o, the people have held
nisat-"atch over their Ioultry houses, Tut
70 NJ avail. The sinsuinary corAict vi ich
occurred last night. viii set them to ret
nov, - the wolf hs put On End
to the fox, having caught him in q
coop, which he probably claimed O. belong.
Ing II his bsst, he proceeded in systemat-
ic way, using common phrase, to "chsv
him np," and from the appearance of the
dead fox this morning, would ssy that he
did the JOB yell, for he hardly left "a grease
go" Of him, sId will receive the test wish.
- OF that entire community for doing 50.
Such sof - that Is valuable scsui.itiou
to Ieishborhood, and Proves . mere ux-
full pet titan the many ~ see Ground gar.
dens ar lawn', such IS bears, hwns and
the like, and if he can only be kept from
eating the chickens hirsel', be will be hand.
ed down to poeter;iy.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

ED. sAuxDss snd Jshn NeGr4v, two Of
ON bst hsssss. ve.t % b he lake. .bou,
sisht miles nortA Of han, o. hnntisg q.
psdii0. Yesterday. and broeshs back tws..
ty.tvo andn sQiasA
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

4 Servant Ssts Iirs - her Mistress Hslss.
Aoodsy night, abou. eleven O'Clock, Ere
va discovered in the house occupied BY
Mrs.. NJ. S. Repine, On Olive street, between
Fourth and Fifth. 1t was quenched after
some difficulty, and - it was evidently the
work Of IN ineendiary, The case Vas placed
in. IL hasds Of Nazshal Hook, and he Inc
nediately set about to work it up. Az cir.
cunstanos pointed TO young girl By the
nans ef Sann NeloO, in the employ Of
Mn. Repine, be arrested her and had her
saken TO Tie s:atioa Aouss. She, as frst Dc.
sied any kaoslags u The affair. bas The
Manhil was not % b haAed and vas about
10 sesd her 70 q cell vhen - coaSesssd The
deed. i isa hat Ma Repi.s win sot
prosecute H. GIL vhe i oily tAirtsss jean
efaee, ~ vil Aavs ~ ~ y her fslln,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01
oBlHUARY.

Alta regular Communication of Easson. Lodge o
4. =. 4 A. NJ, No, IS. held Thur-day sveaing,
SPITE MIR 2Hh, 4. D. 1874, the fs,iowiAG preamble
and resolutions were adopted:
WH1RxAs. The supreme Architect OF the Uni.
verse, In His all Wise dispensation, has seen iii
t. call froa our midst, the nth day Of septen,
tGnbsr. 1874. our esteemed brother and friend
EA~ard Alien. Bcit
kesp'red, That whilst wc bIw in humble tubnis.
sion TO the dictate Of our divine Master. ve car
with tru b say that the community have beca de.
prissd Of an energetic ehri.iian gcntleman. aad
his famil of a true and adectionato husband,
kind and cor sidsTuts parent, and We can but
mourn aud sympath'ze with the am :cted family
aud friends in their sad be ceavement All irIepair-
able 'oss.
Ec;sirej, Taa. . copy of the53 reso uiicrs be
sent 10 the family of the decessd.
Pc oiref, lhat the above Tes)iutions he pub
li.hed in tbs LRAvKHwoRIH WaHELY TINA
z. .. KKLsY, ". n,
T.. X. ADAMsoN, Sec.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01
Change Of Base.

We regret to learn that Dan Mountain,
the efficient and gentleman'y ticket agen, Of
the Missouri Pacific Rail1oad, intends to
make his quarters hereafter in st. Joe,
where be will take charge Of the K. C., St.
Joe & G. B. office. There is no one who
can elsim so many friends in Leavenworth
- Dan. Kind and obiieing. he has won
the esteem and respect of all. The n. p.
Rad will also lose one Of its bet and most
diligent employees. and one who has a.
wsys attended strictly to business. Although
we regret to lose him. We are glad he has
recsived the promotion 20 Justly due him;
and while We bid him good bye, We wish to
commend him and his estima5le wife to the
people Of St Joe. snd him, especially, 10
the Offices Of tie Newspaper.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

The Republican Voters OF Atehl.
aon IN Asss Heeting.
R2eechs By Judge Price. Hen
Wm. 4. PhiillDs, and Non.
ID. X. Anthony.
The Sitpatioa Thoroughly Re.
viewed.

We clip the io!lsv.nx f.on the A:ch;scr
Champion:
The Requisite al z It lerirG At Corinthisn
Hall Mond,y hight, Va one of tie largest
and mot elthu.;ss;ic meeting that ever as
senbied in Aichi.on. BY the sppoiUtmen,
Of the STATE Central Committee, Hon. VIM.
A. Phillips tire Republican candidate for
Conyress from thi, District, Judge Na,hsn
Price, one Of The sble.t speale.s ia the STATE
and Hoe. d. X. Anthony, the well-inown
editor Of he Leavenvorth Tines, were as
signsd 10 open the campaign in Atchison.
Long before the appointed lime large coz
curse OF people had arrived and filled Coz
intLian Hall, end every availsb'e seat in the
large room vas filed.
Ga motion of Hon. E. X. Blair, Hen. A.
II. Horton vas nominated to preside over
the meeting, and the following gentlemen
elected Vics Presidents: Hon. Thos. Muir.
ply. Hon. Geo. W. Gillespie. Judge z. L.
Hubbard, Hon. Geo. Storch and Hon. VIM.
H. Grimes. Cap. J. K. Frher and A. +.
Martin, were elected secretaries.
The 6nt speaker of the evening was Judge
Nathan Price. OF Troy. In his characters
tic manner, full Of vit and humor, appro-
pirate illustrations By anecdote and pointed
comparisons. he kept the audi. nee intensely
in'eres ed for half IN hour. 1t vas a re-
markedly good speecb, pitby. Toinsed, viz
die lting CO.. Phillips IN VIVA. he had done
a cur representative in Congress, ard forc;-
bly, illustrating what part the Republican
party had borne in bringing our country to
its present state Of prosperity. Frequent ap-
plause manifested the ap2,eciaiion Of tie
audience.
At the conclusion OF Judge Prices speecl,.
Col Phillips was introduced. He epoke
perhaps for three quarters of an hour. in q
quiet manner, utterly rsfutins the charges
that had been made against him. While
Col. Phillips does not posss. the glib tongue
and ready speech ofsome speakers. he could
not haze portrayed his ideas in better Ian
gusge. II YES full of facts, truths, and good
8, and will be remembered by those
vho heard il, for the reason that it was thus
characters Il
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

Best eve, any breed. JoAa II. Mcberiy,
Jeeniun; John L. Moore. ostiGcs.e.
- h1k, any breed, John u. Moberly,
psspiun; c. :. Murdock. esrtifc.ie.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

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Ii cures the first stage and heals the
ulceus in few days. Itcurcs ulcers in
the nose, throat, head, arms and legs;
also, hard pains in the bones and joints.
dwellings in the joints syphilitic rheuma-
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oeaven worth cod 3 v
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01
Nervous Dooilitv.

A {: pressed, irritable slate of mind; .
weak. nervous. exhausted feeling; no ener-
~ or animation; confused lead, weak
memory, often with facilitating, involun-
AIRY discharge. The consequence of exces-
"a. mental oyerwork or ind:scretions This
.rvous debility fIds a sovereign cure in
I,mphrey's Homeopathic Specific, No. Is.
tones up the system, arrest. discharges,
l.,pels the mental gloom and dependency,
AID rejuvinatss the entire system. Its per-
f.ctly harmless ard always Efficient. Price
Is TOR packages Of five boxes and large
g wal Of powder. which is important in old
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eopathic Medicine Co., No. 562 Broadwsy,
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

Persoas Who n, eubjscs to tAs in1saDces q
baA airand unvhosessms vater. - cosstsnt *.
Tosurs eat Il dooFs and sudden ehsneo Of Vothsf,
sAsaA ct o. The detsusive By imTArtins to tAsir
csasaitstisas the power sfrejeetine snce ialuss-
Co. he icztifving elects q Hospt eAss,acl
011aefs are sinpay amazing. IhoasaeAs rho -
tAen % . Pssventivs Of malaria enjoy an iauuni-
y Aso it, attacks. alehcugh dwelling in regions
yhas that ,ceuz5e b most pssvalent A6xana
m1hhsssn. vhso sesupatisas kssp sheo n -
6psn ais, "a IL 1itten . cearlsAs QSlnai
ee she eolees q sxpasasa. TsassaaD tasst1
~ thsy esaAtseaet ~ in1ssacss e tsszia Aat,
1n1unD cssa, ~ niasnatie saf. Fres ftsA ssesS
sasssaisaahas SsaG.ie. Psra. uaasSssisr.si,n san.
tsaniag osiy vssssahas ingssdients. IN seresahl,
0110alast. auhsasssos tonic a.d connective -
0sasga Isetsctive. IL 4 not s.rpsizi.s ~
- 1111an loud Be The Dsst popular Of Annri.
oWoeassa 0nAv
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01
xHkllxia-IW - ~ 4

The miserable orGanis nioa which dis.
Gfses the ,ast,y end eisis;. .tioe, = hno0a
t. re The ftsUit of panNieased sst lsnes;a-
be isos,,rce. which 10 eeti,Iea 10 pi'y n
wsi a. e,s!ea o.tioa- j, i wisely susesri-
Ell b, soms cne g ssni schoOlossae,s o.; 4
o s'soceries ampns tie deludsd peo,l, and
siso tickets fos he ext Gnnd 9i / C~c~
Of the Ps5iic Library. Tbus th.. oil; Q,
enc. a:hiese ksosIsigs, vie. sd rso,.si..
aed tecCo,e soof sisi.ena
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01

We clip the fo!lsv.ng f.on the A.ch;scn
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01
a OOe0 TAHaG.

DR.. Hunters Spccehc and isjsc,ioD
Mol are warranted 10 cure ihe Conc 2.
rhea. elect, Cordee, Structures, diseases
of the kidneys, bladder and urinary
organs of male and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 10 sure
remedy for the Spermtorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness, Nightly Emiss,Oas and Loss
of Power, caused by self abuse or exces-
sive indulgence. Price of DR.. Hunters
Specific 81 per bottle; Injection 81.
Sent everywhere by express. DR.. j.
Dinsbeer, sole proprie,y, No. EOS North
Ssventh street, st. Louis, No. Send
two stamps for treatise. CUrcs gnsr.
usteed or money refunded.
RODDRf PARHAH,
eod&w Agent for LeasenWorth.
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CAsrosiA.-Af remarkable discosery, >.

CAsToaIA.-A remarkable discovery
. substitute for Castor Oh,-ss pleasant
10 lake % honey, ssd does sos nausea,s.
I,is ,te only safe srticls in exis'escs that
vii requisite ,hs sssten szsisst soar
stomach aud dyseatsry. sssimilate the
food. asd produce satarsl slsep l, 10
made after the recipe Of the celebrated
Samuel Pitcher. n. D.. Of Bostos, Msss.,
10 not psrcotic, aad confsins neither
morphine, minerals, nor alcohol. 1t
cures stomach ache and destroys worms.
For SevsrishSess standing testhing chill
drcs, for Group. nesslss, vhooplBg-
cough. snd constipation. its eGects are
sGonisbipg. 1t 10 Iasd By ell pA ysiciaos
Who ere acquainted With IL. Il caa be
administered to the most tender infant
or diseased sdsk. Any mother Who
wants rest for herself, or health for her
child, can not AFFORD 10 bs without Pitch
ef's Cas'o,ia. Childrsa cry for it.
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The reason |, sddinc marble d0%i, slun,,
starch, -four, Sc. to b.tine powder. - q
make them weixtty, and thus sdd q" rr, IL.
1t would lie well f,r hou~kespera 60 Know
that Dr. Price's Crean Eaxioe Psvder i.
free from thss. adult rint-, herHe t.e tus. Z
and more ecouo MICA. AZ TOO sesvpn,ful
20 a. far ss three ;ess paOss'ui Of The hessv
kinds. and a. baking Inwh.rs are ".ed bs
teispoonflls, and an By seisht, the sasirs
in this direction 10 10 snais item.
DIR. Price's Il ,sins Pow6er Ard lila True
Flavorins Exirsc!s ere BE-; "ni all question
the hest and M ~ perfect Of ansthirg in TIE
market To insare ceusinty Luy Dr. Prices
baking Powder only in saas. S&s
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01
$3.50 0GD 90 D,A,AU,

~ SUNS OF Nut LESS z Ran q, oss.
Money to loan Gu long time, .. 10 ,er
cent. interest, on improved faInls snd gooc
busine-s city property. Those wishing TO
borrow will call on Mr.. Vim. Boo!h, Ststs
agent OF the Northwestern Mutual Lie To-
sursnce Company. corner Of Fiah and Del
aware streets. spr27-d&v