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DEAN Sw1Fr's recipe for courtship

Two or three dears, and two or three sweets
Two or three balls, or two or three treats,
Two or three serehades, given as a lure,
Two or three oaths how much they endure,
Two or three messages sent in one day,
Two or three times led out from the play,
Two or three tickets for two or three times
Two or three love letters writ all in rhymes,
Two or three months keeping strict 90 these rules,
Can never fail making couple Of fools.
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COLUMBUS AND HOOKING VALLEY
r R-AILRO A d.
SHORT LINE TO LAKES & NORTHWEST.
TIME TABLE.
TABLE.

Direct connections made at Lancaster for
'Circle5ille, GAINESVILLE, and all points on the
O4nci1u1atf & Muskingum Valley RaiIway-and
at CdEfinbus for all points East and West. No
change of cars from Columbus to Philadelphia,
New York, indianapolis, and Chicago.
T. A. BUELL. General Ticket Agent.
mo. w. pOHERTY, Sup't.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Took effect May 10, 1s7.

STATIONS marked thus ~ are flag stations, and
trains will stop when signaled to do so.
w. w. PEABODY, Master TranSp.
W. C. EVANS, Agent at jackson.
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They have purchased A NEW TWISTER
and can furnish merchants and customers with
all the yarn they will need at low prices.
Please give us a call, or send your orders.
FRANKLIN MILL COMPANY.
June12, ,'73-f
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Trampery rOnics.

Moderation in the Of stimuiants, like Ike
avoidance Of ali ses. is unquestionabIy pras-
worthy and lfe-pro!onging. All sensible per sons
admit this. Eut the venders Of non-alchoholc
sloIs, DESTROYS Of undermining the repu:a ion of
Hostestcrs Stomach Bitters in order 10 sell their
own worthless stuff, have thought fit 10 so 10 the
length Of denouneing IS baneful in the extreme
all invigorALts containing apirds. Now the very
revene of this il the case the tact being that no
btters devoid Of aichohoi worth q rush, that
being the one ingre iieut which prevents the de-
composition and souring Ct the othe.s. Probably
no one Knows better than you, stessieurs the
Trumpery Tonic Vendors, that the pure liquor
used to dissolve the to.anic Constituents Of Hos
letters Stom seh Bitters is the very best medium
that could have been selected TO facilitate and
firm the invigoratins. protective End remedial
action Of the great stgmachc, eodSw
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HORTICULTURAL,
Report of the Leavenworth County Hort
cultural Society, Held October II, 1874

Report of the Leavenworth County Horti-
cultural Society, Held October II, 1874.
DR.. Carpenter presented variety Of app'e
for Identification. Decided to be Ne1iown
Spirzenbsrs.
Another plate exhibited ty DR.. Carpen.
ter could not he identified Laid on the
table Tor n. xt meeting.
j. ii lnan exhibited a limb Of very
fiae ard we'll ma,ured native chs stnut,
grown by him. He eaid the tree was planted
ia the spiing Of 1869, and bore this yesr for
the first time. O1e tree bore sixteen burs.
Was no well ple,sed with his success that he
intends TO Giant grove of them.
DR.. Stayman- The American chestnut
hiss done we'll with me- Grows very rap
idly and makes coed tree, but the Italian
chestnut has killed down every winter, and
| fesr it is too tender.
Judge PEI dery-whst efIec. will the
blooming If trees stripped by grasshoppers
this fail have on them.
DR.. Staynan-It will have no injurious
effect, except that those blooms that come
out this Fall will have no fruit rext year,
but think there will he enough let 10 make
full crcr.
Mr.. Hclman-It will iniure just to the
ex.ent that they bloom, but IS there ia al
ways supersbundance of bloom, l think
there will be enough left.
Dr. DUNN have been familiar with this
Fail blooming, but never could see any
decrease Of tie succeeding crop.
W. NJ. NJ. Thompson-I have exhibited .
large yellow apple 10 be ramed. Supposed
to be = seeding.
Ga motion the meeting adjourned TO next
Saturday. at ore O'Clock p. NJ
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Kickapoo Nominations.

A. a meeting Of the Republican voters o.
Kickapoo township, held pursuant 10 . call
of the Republican County Central Commit
tee, met 1t The Pleasant Ridge p ,stofiice IN
Sstlrdsy tie l7th, a, 2 o'clock P NJ
John ID. Dickson IVES elected Prea;d, nj
and G.. w. IL. Moore Secretary.
J. ID. Dickson and Fred Thess wee
elected delegates TO tie county conrentiop,
and W. c. Conform AMI Joseph Emery as
alterna'es.
The ms-iin. thtn TIC. eded 10 the lee
tion OF five deieg ties TO sttend the 23d Rep
ressntative Distri t convention, n be held
at Peasant Ridge pos.office on Friday, OF.
23d, 1874. The following we're else ed: W.
c. Comfo,th, II NJ. Duboir, 1. Saundersor,
Joseph Emery, aad J. S VsnwinSle. and
c. Jefferson, J. n. Dickson, Fed. Ties.
Go. Lane ani A. /. Ramsey we're elected rs
Alternate.
The following gentlemen were elected
a Township Committee for Kickapoo town.
ship. to serve f,r tae ensuing year: G. W.
II. Moore, ". c. Comforth and H. NJ. Do
:ois. J. ID. DICKSON, Chairman.
G.. ". H. MOORE. Secretary.
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Nervous Oeoili.v,

A Depressed. irritable state OF mind; a
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling; no ener-
~ or animation; confused bead, weak
memory, often with dchi;iinting, involun-
arg discharges. The consequence Ct exces-
as, meniatoysrwOik or ind screticns. This
I,mphrey's Homeopathic Specific, No. %.
tonss up the system. arrests ci-charse,,
l.'pels the mental gloom and dependency,
Ali r.juvinstes the entire system. Ii ia per-
fscily harmless and always efficient. Price
IS :Or packages of FIVE boxes and large
81 wal of powder, which is important in old
serious cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by
all druggisis or sent by mail on receipt of
price. Address Humphreys Specific HON.
eopathic Medicine Co., No. $50 Broadway,
New York. d&w
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REF0RNERs.

What They did in Their Convention Yester.
dav.
The "Reformers" assembled at Turner'S
Hall yesterday, a, 2 o'clock, 10 nominate .
ticket fer the coming canpaign. After the
meeting being called to order BY the Chair
man, Tom. p. Ferlon Us nominated for
permanent Chairman, and after thanking
the convention for the honor, be took his
seat.
The report of the Committee on credentials
was read and sd,pted.
The Chairman stating that nominations
were in order, the following wee nominal
ed IS candidates:
For Probate Judg--R. 4. Rees.
County Attorney-L. NJ. Goddard.
County Treasurer-E McCfillcs.
Fer Clerk Of District Cou,t-H. J Der
MS.
For Senators-John Hal6ermar, ]. C.
Store and J. p. Bausermsn.
Alter speeches fy several OF the candidates
the conveLt;on adjourned.
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ii two cans are Of the same SIZE and b,,h
are full it is sslteviden; that on e contains az
much by measure as the other. al kough one
being titled with heavy substances may
weigh mary ounces mere than the Cher.
Now, as Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
is put up in cans as large, and hold IS much
by measure than other kinds, and as baking
powder is used by measure ftsaspoonfuls),
and not by weight, if all ~ere Of the same
strength, one would 60 as far as the other;
bu, a. DIR. Prices ia as effective by using
two ,e,spoonfuls as most kinds are with
three, then it i, s.li-evident that there Is
one-third saved in using his powder. House
wives will fnd that aside from its excellence
and healthfuilEess that two cans Of DIR.
Prices True Fiavoring Extracts are the
most natural and delicate Aavors made.
eoC.Sw
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Tbs Baptists in Convention.

Not large bu: very representative COL
lection of the Bapsisi brotherhood Of Kaa-
sas met in annual session in the city yester-
day. Rev. Greene, of Fort Scott, called ths
meeting to order, and appointed the regular
COMMITTEES. Prof J. r. Downes, Of Salina,
va elected permanent presidens. and Rev.
Hardsicke, Of Aschi-oo, secretary.
Many animated dis1uss;ors occurred dur
ing the day, which showed very clearly that
thefe Baptist men are decidedly decided
sort Of people; that they are radical On al
ncrsl and religious questions, and the chief
81 Of relssossa TAe Bsptsts Of Kanas
sssa y Be full a p'sck, in spiseof he sAlic-
tiaas d tAs Ssaas dszisg ths year. Weree-
o0nand III Mo NJ = - ~ are q aai.
0aAs1, kinlly disanisa, = . - dsssss
Il pssSsaisa. 10 crop ITO H. KanseAss
Pandia eAueA se-aslsew Aszuiae 4 siss
o'cloek
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oysters.

Nov that tie oyster season las opened,
il would re well q C Ill the attention Of our
people to the source through which the de-
iiciou, bivalws are supPlied to them. A
few years sgo oysters were only to he had
in the cities and towns adjacent 10 the oys-
ter beds. nov they are shipped over the
whole world. Msssrs. w. w. Judy q Co.,
No. 22i No. Third street, we're the pioneers
of the wholesale oyster and game trade in
81. Louis. They have the exclusive control
Of "Msllory's Shild Irand Raw Oss,ers."
During the season when il is impossible to
get ine large canned o,ser from Baltimore,
Messrs j. l. Co. order iIon New York
CITY .Saddle Rocks" in bulk, which are
carefully preserved With ice and GAINED
here. in order that they may be able TO
gaaean,ee the coed. to their customers.
Oct. G.
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Card Of Acceptance.

LEAvENwoRrH, October 19, 1874.
To tie Chairman and Members Of TIE indie.
pendent Reform Courention:
GENTS: resliz, fully the fact that on
Saturday les. was the recipient of q high
complim. n, and honor at you hands, IN be-
ng selected as your candidate fer the Office
of Clerk of the Dist,ic: Court
You will all bear me witness that in this
c sss the Office sought the candidate and ,h.;
my nomination WAS in no way effected or
facili,a ed by any labor or influence If my
own. Whilst 1 had heard rumors OF the
possibility of such a result, wtea informed
of your action i. ives s,ill a surprise to me,
and immediately went to Tuner Hall
to express, az best might, my thanks for
your generous remembrance Of me, and my
acceptance of Your nomination. The con-
v.n,ion WAS then engaged with the regular
bu-in, IS before il. ard being informed that
the nominees would not then be called upon
to respond, came away, and noS avail
myself OF this, my first opportunity, to
express to yoa my wsrnest thanks FOR the
high honor you have conferred UPON me.
By your aciion you have said to me: I'VE
have seen Won in ofice; We are ssiis6ed With
the msnn,r You have discharged the duties
therot. We believe you (, be competent
ami hones', and ths, i, all re ask in an Of
6cer"
Iscxp: yonr nomination in the spirit in
which il is given. IL elsc;ed, I premise 10
give the office my personal attention and
labor, end TO discharge its duties honestly.
impar,ially and to tie best OF my ability.
You have nominated ne as your choice
for Clerk, and shall zee to it that. on the 3rd
of November next, your Judgment Of what
ougLi to be will then be an accomplished
feet. Mot respectfully,
~ H. ]. DExxn.
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In atspasnsle ESsl. nee.

ST ELMO, ILL, July 8, 1874.
K. V. PiERcS, NJ. D., Buflalc, n. "
l wish 10 add my testimony TO the wonder
full curative properties Of Your Alt. Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery. have taken
great interest in this medicine since FIRST
u.sd it. Twas badly afflicted with dyspep-
sia, liver badly deransed, and an almost per.
feet prostration Il the nervou, system. So
rapid and complete did the Discovery effect
a permanent cure that it seemed more like
magic and a perfect wonder to myself. and
since that line We have never hsea without
q bottle of tie Discovery and Purgative
Pellet. in the hone. They sre a solid,
sound family physicisn in the house AMI
ready a, all times to fly to the relief of sick
. doctor in the hou.e since We first began
the use OF your Pellets and Discovery
have recommended the use of these medi-
cines in several severe ard complicated
cases arising from. a. thought, an impare
sta,e of the blood, and in no case
have they failed 10 mere than accom-.
plish all that they are claimed to
do. will only mention one IS remarka-
bic. Though I could give you dosens). Hen
~ Kcs.er, furniture dealer, Of this place,
who was enc Of the most pititul objects ever
seeu, his face swollen out Of shape, scales
and eruptions without end. extending to HE
body, which vas completely covered With
bloiches and scsler. Nothing that be took
seemed to s6ec4 il = particle. finally in-
duced him to ny few bottles Of the Golden
Medical Discovery, vi,h daily use of The
pellet, assuring him il would speedily
csre hin. He commenced lite uee some Elk
vsuhs dscs, lakiae tvo pellets e.ch nieht
toe vsek, then one eech night and The
Disspsefy - directed. The ssEuls ID, TO-DAY
hbskh = ;Dsfsplly sosoah, end tke esie-
sisss - 500. He has takea 800 seven q
= sisAs lseao d IN, sn1 euasi1es hinsslI
cossl 3Ab ease hsd bsqsa ~ skill a on,
hese pAVuieiaa. Nasss. Du.sfssa 4 ca,
dnu1paA q sAb plsee. ne sdlliae hree3y
e ysR us3iensS cd ~ dsnand aea6ily
iaessn4 ~ tesy give vssfset eaeissctins
10 sssy -. ResPsafilly.
". H. CnAxu1m.
Al An. Exp. Co.
ap-s-ahvklv
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A sure Thing.

DIR. Hunters Specehc and Injection
Mol are warranted to cure the Como Il
rhea. elect, Cordee, Structures, diseases
of the kidneys, bladder and urinary
organs of male and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 is sure
remedy for the Spermtorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness, Nightly Emissions 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.
Dipsbe"r, sole propriety, No. sos North
Savenin street, ST. Louis, Mo. Send
two stamps for treatise. Cures grar-
usteed or money refunded.
ROBERT PARHAM,
s..d NV Agent for Leavcnworth.
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IN SUNS OF NOT LESS TaAH q, go.
Money to loan on long time, 1t 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. apr27-d&w
A Sure Thing.-Dr. Kings Syphilli.
ticRemedy is warrented to cure SyphI-
lis in the primary. secondary and Ter.
c ary stages, and in all lie varied and
nplicated FORMS and will cure the
woret cases CT venerial diseases, cases
which have resisted the treatment of the
most eminent physicisns in America
1t cures the first stage and heals the
ulceus in few days. Itcures ulcers In
tie nose. throat, head, arms and legs;
also, hard pains in the bones and joints,
dwellings in the joints syphilitic rheums-
hsm etc, in Q short time. Prise IS per
package. Sent everywhere BY express.
A treatise on sexual diseases free. Sent
Bealed for two stamps. Sold by DR.. ].
sos North Seventh stree, St.
Louis, No. Cures guaranteed or money
tsfunded. RObt. Parhsm Agt., for
>eaven worth. cod &w
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Testam antary Notice.

STATE Of KANSAS.
LEAvEN wOkTu IOUNTY,
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter OF the Esta:e OF
THOMAS U. ORoARrAkY, Dcceaeel. -
AyO1ICE i, hereby given, that Letters Tesla
IN Mentary have been granted to the under.
signed on the will Of Thomas o. Groar .ney, late
Of said County, deceased, by The HOaoFabf. the
Probate Court OF the County and State Aforesaid,
dsiei the 10th day Of September. 4. D. 1874.
Nov. ailpersOns having claims against the said
Estate. are hereby notified that they must present
the same TO the undersigned for allowance within
one year from the date Ct s,id Letters, OF they
may bs prec!uded from any teneEt of such estate |;
and that il such claims b. NOT exhi5issd within
three years alter the date Of said Letters, they
shall b, forever bard. -
CHARLES L. GROARrNEY, Executor Of the
will Of THOMAS D. GKOAHrNEI, Deet ysed.
Uctl-4W
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OFFICE or THE TINES,
LEAAKNW0RfB, KANs.,
October %. 1871


New York. Chicago and st. Louis exchange Is
buying OF par and selling at n to 4 premium.
GRAIN AND FLOUR.
The price Of -four and wheat remains aIm, - cur
quotations will show.
The best grade Of fall whea: in this market,
which Is quotei As No., was selling yesterday at
81 90
wuEAr-Tan: No. 2, 81 co; No 8. sOc; No =.
Csss.Ia s.I, Sc Per busAel; 'he;ied. Csc. and
0AzD-Are 5O9s5c per bushel.
RAnIEY-el % rerb Ishei.
FLoUn-Bsse - IS; XXX, q IS; Xxx, So 20;
Star, g IS; H, - Is; buckv heat dOur, - 50:
rye 1our 81 IS; 0Eahan. 20; !corn meal, 81 IS
per leo lha sntPstsa, 81 %; bran. IS cts.
Consi3ecsbse vhsnf b coming into market
HAAs-sugar cured, eanvassed, none offered !;
canvsssd, nose edseed; sweet pickle, loc.
BACoN--CIear sides, l5l4c; dry salt sides, 1!c
saoULDEss-Smoksd. "; dry salt, cke.
Posa-Cear mess, yer barrel, Si7 50; mess,
&c %; pEioae mess, SlS 50.
DnED Bsky- csnvsssed. Fer q, l2c; uncan-
vassed, lie.
LARD-Kettle rendered, in tierces, l3c; 20 n
cans, l2c; evD cans l2c; l0D pals, boxed, loose,
lids or sealed, lOc; kettle rendered, n pals.
SnoKHD BREY ToHauH-t5 50 Per dcz.
buTTKR-Per pound, 2314@25c.
BRAxs-per bushel, 81 %.
E6Gs-pef dozen. l0c. to lie
CHcKENs-per dozen, u 50.
FRAIRIE CmIcKKNs-per dozen, 81 co
QUAILs-per dozen, out Of the make.
kABBrEs-per dozen. mono offered.
ONIoNs-Sl 50 per bushel.
POrATOES-NeW, 75c. Per bushel.
TUKSIrs-s5c. per bushel.
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STATE of KANSAS, L.
COuNTl OF LkAvESwoETa,
NOTICE is hereby given, that at regular
IN meeting OF the koard Vi County Commissions
ers, begun and held at the Court House. in. the
City Of lIavenworth, in sad County aud state: on
the 9TH day of October, A. 1874. +. Aetzles,
MoHg an Thompson, and others Ct Alexardria
To. nship, househOlders Of said tounsy, presented
and filed petition asking said Board OF Commits
sioners for the appointment OF Viewes. to view,
survey and re-lOcation aIOat in said Township,
commencing at . point on the north line Of the
southwest x Of Sect s.. Township 9. R.nse 20,
opposite the Schcol House in District No. 81;
thence west said north line 10 the Iorthw vest
corner of said quarter section; thence south ON
the west line of said quarter, until intersects the
Old road. The prayer Of the petitioners vas grant
cd, and A. 3. Keller, $. d. walker and M. s.
Grant we're appointed vievers, to mest at tho
house Of +. Meter, in Alexandria Township, on
the 10th day of November, 1874. At IL o'clock A.
NJ, cf in case of failure 10 meet on the day desg.
mated, then on the following day. and proceed to
view said road, and give 10 all parties concerned
4 hearing.
Ey order ofth Board.
o. pIEFENDORF.
o,tIs-diiw2~ County Clerk.
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Castori;, is more than 4 substitute for Cas.
torol. 1t is the only safe article in cxistencs
which is sure TO regulate the bowels, cure Wind
collie and produce natural sleep 1t is pleasant to
take. Children need not cry snd mothers may
sleep. apr2.w
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The Champion Glue Co of Chicago, I'LL.
are turning out a new article o. glue, which
is cheaper and better than any ever before
in the market Read their lad"
DIV
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fsil Net.

To use DOoLLYs YEAsT HOwEER. If you
desire sweet, nutritious rolf, biscuits or pae-.
try. 1t is the most economical, free from
injurious substances, will keep in sny eli
male, and FULL WEIGHT guaranteed. For
sale by all grocer. d&w.
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SlAlE of hANSAS, L.
LEAvENwOErH COUNTY,
In the Probate Court IN and for said County.
In the matter Of the Estate OF
ELIAS II. DURFEH, DECEASED.
NOTICE il hereby given that etters OF Ad-
IN ministration have been gr nted - the under
signed on the Estate Of Elias h. Durfee, late o!
said County, d. ceased, by the Honorable. the
PROBATE Court Of the County and State aforesaid,
dated the Sd Gay Of October, A. y. 1874. Nov,
all persons having claims against the said Estate
are hereby notified that they must present the
same to the undersg ned for allowance, within one
year from the date of said Letters, or they may
be precluded from any benefit Of such Estate; and
that if such claims be not exhibited within thrse
years sfser the date OF said letter., they shall be
forever barred.
ORRIN B. TAYLOR, Executor OF
the will OF ELIAS H. DUkFtE, Deceased.
This S:h CctOb;r, 1874. 0ctl5-wiw
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MANHOOD, WoMANHooDi MARRIAGE!
81 pages Inoediments TO Mfrr;age: the
cause and cure Sent sealed. rtost-paid, ior
so certs. by DIR. c. WHITTIER, tI7 NJ
Charles Street, ST. Louis. Mol, the s1ea'
specialist. Read his works. Pamphlet tree
Call or write. His opinion costs nothing.
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ssa DISTRICT DELICATE nzz1ue.

Notice is hereby given By the Ref ublican Dis
trict Committee that Eve delegates are to be e.
lected liz each Township. and two at Fort Leav-
envorth, at the primary meetings, on Saturday,
October 18th, to mset at Plea ant Ridge Postofdce
on Friday, October ed at one ~ o'clock. P. n,
to nominate candidate for Representative, in the
legislature.
By order Of the Dis,ric. Comm ttee.
J. ". DICKISON, lean
WIN. KELSEY,
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Ponds Extract. The Peoples
Remedy. II not only affords immediate re-
lief from pain, hut is Q permanent cure fer
many dis orders Book at druggists. dSw
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DR. s|l|I o 8, r,,,',.'', 81,

Ihe ssoa Kens,c.ss SPECIALIZE Of tie Age, II the
treatment " PRIVATE, CHRONIC and CRINA.
BY DISEASES SEMINAL WEAKNESS The
result OF early indiscJetions or other causes BRO.
AVERSION TO SOCIETY, INPAIRuD slsHr, Loss OF
MEMORY AND MANHOOD PERMANENTLY CURED,
THs CREAI OF MEDICAL LIIKRATURx. illustrated
With chaste engravjngs explaining who may marry,
why not, why. The impcdiments to marriage.
Their nature, cause and cure. Price 50 cents, sent
In plain sealed envelope. Ladies requiring sur.
cicai aid, medical attendance or advice, may al
or address the doctor. lnvaids provided With pIi.
ate aparime nts, board, attendance, Sc. Cure,
uavant eed. Rubber GO eds on hand. japIO
Circulars TO Ia les Two STAMP.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-22

HENDERSON Q BUcHC. the great diuretic
m nnfailing remedy for all diseases of the
kidneys and bladder, alec for dyspepsia or
indigestion, fatulency, or wind in the
stomach. The most distressing cases of fe-
male weakness and uterine CO. plants are
permanently cured by Henderson's Bnchu.
IL il uneqnalled by any known remedy for
the cure Of dropsy, gravel, and all gou'y
and rheumatic affections. II IL specific.
remedy for expelling all pin and tape
worms. It is precr;bed by eminen, phvsi-
clans in chronic affections OF the liver. For
sale by all druggists. See advertisement, in
this issue.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-22

Duryea's improved Corn Starch" is the
title the Messrs. Duryea give to this famous
article Of food. This article is made from
the choicest corn, which is felec;ed with
great care. Its great delicacy and purity
make ii sn article of food much sought after
by those who appreciate coed thing. En-
quire for Dlryess' Improved Corn Starch;"
"Durytr,'" on every package. 60 &w