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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-17
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HON e MARI 1Tss
[ooRREcrKD DAILY FOR THE TIaEs.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
BARLEY-Scsrce and in demand; we quote at
S0as5c.
Coxr-supply good; We quote shelled, per bush
ell, white 73iaasOc; 10 ear ~ 9sOc.
OArs-New sass
RrE-Little oaerel; market firm a; No 75c;
No CSC.
wHE.r-.c,ive; we quoie No. fall 90; No SOC;
No and spring 15c.
FLonK-Best choice family. 800; Best Choice
cORSNaAL-Si.s0 per cot.
BEAN-l00 per 100 lbs.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
DULL-Deuand poor.
C.rTLE-Native steers 4s5e; cows 21zS4c.
hoss-stock Shzci fat 5}3s6he.
PROVISIONS.
Hams, sugar cured, canvasssd, l3Izc; do IN
canvassed, l3c; plain canvassed l3e; ct pick
ed lO1zc Clear bacon sides, lie; dry salt sides
Pork, clear mess per bb., Si9 90; mess, $50 90;
prime mess, Slt IS; Dried Beef, canvsssed, q n,
lie; do uncas,ed NJ.
LARD-Settle rendered, in tierces. l3c: do, 20
h cans, lS1zc; do 20 ID cans, 1870; do, 10 n pals,
boxed l5e, d, n pals, bixed, Ice; do Ii pals,
HARDWARE
Bar iron, assorted y, 4-IOc rates those shoe
6-IOc !; hoop and light band 7-lOc a.. $50, pillow
steel, German, Dc plow steal, els, lie cast steel
round, ocagon and square, zoe. horse shoes Sc 75
per <, mule shoes s.. &c per kes pa.s-s. 70 for
les; Northwestern horse pals DC. rate for los;
Globe horse NAILS 25c; Iaies for 1oc Ausab,e nish.
ed hone nails 6ic, rates for l0c; LppincOtfs axes
plain, sl2 COG IL 90 per dozen, Hunts Sls. Co;
EoIrIs sl2 90; Graf, plain sl2 90 bevele, si2 50
hay and manure FORKS 80 per cent discount from
list; grass scythes 20 per cent do. door locks,
Pi'lshsrs, 80 per cent. do. shovsls and spades,
Ames', Jac of new list; shoveis and spades, Row
lands 10 per cent or list fence wire &c.
LUMBER.
Dime nsion. 16 feet. go 80; flooring si5, So so
and sL7 SO: siding SIS and $40; shingles 81 SO,
s. % and 50 25; finished inch S25, ss5 ard SIS;
lsth 81 50 and o. IS; clear inch u, u and in,
So common boards So SO; fencing s22 80
HIDES.
Looking up.
HIpks-Green &c; greet salted Sc; hirt lie; dry
salt. lie; damaged hides two-thirds the price Of
good buffalo bull o. so; buffalo COW 81 so; spikes
$3.50 yearlings 50c-winter.
PRODUCE.
BUrIKR-Demand 70. choice good. We quote
choice, per n, 2592Sc.
EGGs-Per eozen, 13c.
Bs.Ns-Wh2te navy, Per bushel, co.
OSIoSs--1 90.
PoTAroEs-Peaeh blows 2Oc.
FRUITS AND HUTs-Lemons, Messini Sli 90,
dates, Arabian, lac: figs, in layers, II to De- do;
In drums, II TO lie; maple sugar, newg l5S2Cc
cocoanuts, IS 50 per 1e4 almonds, SOFT shell, 25c,
flberte. siclss lSc; do, Brazil, lac; wanuts Ma
pies, 25c;peanuts, Tenn, 121zc; No. do, frosted
15c: pecan, Texas, IA to 15c.
APPLks-Per Dbl. 81 5Oa475; pears, California,
25c per n
SsKDs-Hemps 81; blue grass, extra clean,
81 50; fax seed 81 3O9l 20; timothy, prime,
g 1891; common e; clover SC 1897.
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How TO Get q Husband,

Take OF modesty large portion unite
with it urbanity and good humor to which
add good sense, and plenty Of love, with a
virtuous heart and pretty face. Take
Simmons Liver Regulator regularly, that
the blood and completion be pure and
health good.
"From actual experience in my practice,
! ara satisfied to prescribe it as 4 purgasive
medisine. L. W. Mason, NJ. D."
oawd&w
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Psnh's sXfr1ct.-Instances might be
multiplied, almost without limit, showing
the progress made by PoND's EXTRACT
in public and professional esteem-the
latter despite intense prejudice, and the
former without advertising.
Wahm The last thirty days one House mot
ucry iarorably situated in NeT York City
has flcd more than FIFTY ORDERS FROM
PHysTuANs-efd al Sohools-.tor Ponds En-
tract ~ This is incontestable; can
anything approaching it be said of any
oaer proprietary article :? eod&w
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RErRIBUTIvE JUSTICE.
The Partner Of the Thief Who Shot Sheriff
Ramsey Overtaken and Killed.

Ramsey Overtaken and Killed.
1t will be remembered that at the time
Alexander Ramsey, Sheriff of Ellis county,
and deputy marshall, was killed at Stock
ton by horse thief, that the companion of
the robber escaped. Subsequently posse
was organized for the pursuit OF the outlaw,
who, however, managed TO elude them un-
til the latter part of last week, when he
was overtaken and shot down. The pur-
suit had been kept up with TIE most untir-
ing vigor, the leader of the party being a
personal friend of the dead sheriff, and
strongly attached to him. The name OF
the thief is not known. A man named
Lemon, Ellis, Ellis county, has been appointed
to fill Ramsey's position. The terrible
shock succeeding the death OF her husband
has unsettled the mind OF Mrs. Ramsey,
who is an invalid, and fears are entertained
that she may never recover.
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To ali those who are skeptical Of the cur
alive qualities OF Vests Liver Pills, and
their perfect adaptation to all diseases Of
the liver and blood, please show the ad-
vertisement containing the formula) to
their family physician or druggist, and ask
their opinion of them. They will inform
you that there is nothing better, or as good,
and advise you to try them. Thirty sugar
coated pills for twenty-five cents. Sold by
all druggists.
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True.

For years the writer has used "Constan-
tines Pine Tar Soap" for shaving. His
skin is naturally tender. He is, in fact
''thin skinned > but his face is always soft,
smooth, and free OF every kind of eruption !;
due, in his belief, to the regular use Of this
Soap. Not as an advertising dodge, but
in the interetts of his fellew shavers he says
this; Sold by druggists grocers. d&w
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THE LATEST AND BEST!
THE BEST & CHEAPEST.

and descriptive list containing testi monials Of
thousands in use, varying In size from "a IN to
feet.
Kept in Stock, and sold at Factory prices BY A.
o. Pray, Minneapolis, MINI.
EP Allis & Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
G. W. Todd a Co., st. Louis, Mo.
Great Western Manufacturing Co., eaven-
worth, Kansas.
Kivet Bucket Co.'S Office and Factory, corner
Canal and Washington ST., Chicago, Illinois.
mar2j-3td-eow&weow
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tor oil It h the only safe article in existence
which d sure to regulate the bowels. cure wind
es,ie md Prodace natural sleep. 1t Il plsaAnt to
- CAnasa ~ IA ay snA nssAo My
- q s.. 8. g eoE1-v
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An individual, hailing from Wyandotte,
bearing the cognomen OF George Jones,
hired horse and buggy from Mr.. Henry
CASTILLO, day before yesterday, Tor the pur-
pose of taking Sunday afternoon drive.
When he returned the vehicle was minus a
dash board, and in explanation OF the
wherefore Of the occurrence OF this accident,
Jones said that the horse, in giving a srG-
den sta t, had jerked that part of the ma
chinery off. Immensely strong buggy that !,
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strayed

From near Fairmount on the night of
May 18th, one small black horse, l4l hands
high, both hind feet white, and inside left
fore-foot white-six years old. $40 reward
will BE Paid Tor The delivery Of the same TO
- ~ Fsirnpunt CkARzA DuR1EzL
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dSw

The young man, Joseph Truck, who de-
parted 50 suddenly from Osborn, Missouri,
and came to this city, carrying with him
about $500 worth Of goods belonging TO his
father, was taken charge Of by his paternal
parent yesterday morning, who carried him
back to his home again. Truck is but
nineteen wears OF age, intelligent, but some
what inclined to be maynard.
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The Whitney & Holmes organs comprise
fifty elegant styles, and are recognized
BY the leading organists and musicians in
the country as being the finest toned and
most durable OF any manufacture in the
United States. Every one is warranted for
five years, and entire satisfaction guaran-
teed in every snstance where a sale is made.
Send for price list to Whitney & Holmes
Organ Co, Quincy, Ills.
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Cettluc1teD Oh WOnucIIul CUTIE OF
rheumatism, neuaigia, loek-jaw, rpsains, SWELL
inss burns, scalds, caked breasts poisonous bites,
rosen fe't. govt, salt rheam. ear-ache, &c., AMI
the receipt tns Liniment will be sen: gati. to any
one. 1t Il the most wonderful healing and pain
relieving agent the world hss ever produced. 1t
bscsuse It does Just what it Presenis to do. One
bottle Of the C@taur Lniment fDr animals y ellov
vrapper) is worth hundred dollars for spawned.
strained or CALLED horses and mules and for screw
worm in sheep. No family or saeck- owner can If
ford 10 be without Centanr Lninent. Price, so
cents; large bottles. sI.oo. J. B. Rose Co. ,
- Bsssdvay, New York.
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fala4raphin9 faurhf.

Telegraphing taught at the Queen CITY
Telegraph Institute, Sedalia, No, Tuition
sssE "a sss q sslsv sfses st.ssis. :
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Colonel ANTHONY.

Sunday was the first day the doctors have
given Col. Anthony any hope as to his ulti-
mate recovery. The anuerism is three and
one-half inches in length, extending above
the collar-bone, and two and one-half inches
wide. extending from the wound TO the
shoulder. A compress Of lead has been
placed on that part OF the anuerism below
the collar bone A partial compress Is also,
four times day, put upon the artery In
side the wound, which partly stops the How
of blood for about twenty minutes.
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ISvALIDs or Dyspeptics can eat with I'M
punfty and relish biscuits, rolls, or pastry,
made with Dooley's Yeast Powder The
ingredients entering into its composition
are chemically pure, healthy and nourlsh-
ing. For sale by grocers generally.
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In the Probate Court yesterday, before
Judge Rees, Charles Besser made settle
ment Of the estate of Chas. y. Neuner,
minor.-J. Pierson filed petition Tor the
specific performance OF contract against
the estate of Geo. Atwood, deceased, set
for the 9TH OF July, first day OF next
term.-Ezra Keene administrator of the
estate Of Jas. T. johnson, deceased, made a
settlement.
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MANHOOD, WoMANHOoD! MARRIAGE.
-26O pages. Impediments to Marriage:
the cause and cure. Sent sealed, post paid,
for 50 cents, by Dr. c. WHITTIER, Oh St.
Charles street, ST. Louis, Mo-, the great
specialist. Reed his works. Pamphlets
free. Call Or write. His opinion costs
nothing.
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Four Ton Scales, $50

Each Hay or Etek fcale includes beam box,
brass beam and slir ing pose, and full directions
for setting up. All srales properly packed and
delivered at the depot in Chicago, free Of eha-ge.
Az these low prices, cash must accompany the OF
De-. which n.sy he cent by draft on Chicago or
Nev York, r. o. order. registered let,er or e1-
m s. ,eharxes prepsii) and upon receipt Of zane
E vii be duly aeknoui-5ged and Scale Ircmiu y
shipped. Address,
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County Auditors Report,

The following is an Abstract Of the County Au-
d!tor's Report Tor the month CT May, 1875:
ASSESSnpS
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YESTERDAY deputy marshal from Re
public county arrived in the city, having
in tow Geo. III. Christ, of Jewell county.
The prisoner is charged with unlawfully
opening and destroying letters not intended
for him, while employed in the postoffice
at Jewell City. 1t is supposed, also, that
he is a co-partner Of Scarborough, who is
now out on bail awaiting trial. Christ was
examined before the United States Com
missioner yesterday and bound over in the
sum of $500 to the next term of the Dis
trict Court.
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Road Notice.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAvEswoRTa, KANSAS,
June 18th, 1875.

LEANEsWOkIH, hANsAs,
June 18th, 1875.
STATE Or KANSAS, l.
LKAyESwoRTH CoUSIF.
NYOTICE is hereby given, that at . regular
IN meeting Of the Board of County Commits
siouers begun and held n the Court House, in the
City OF Leaven~or;h. in said County and state, on
the eth dav OF Juno A. d. 1875. J. L. Clark and
othen OF High Prairie TOWNSHIP, household Of
said County. presented and fiei petition, asking
said Board OF Commissioners Tor the appointment
Of Viewers. to view, survey and locate road in
said Township, SO feet wide, commencing at the
northwest corner of the south we t quarter Of
ton Is, town range az at the intersection OF the
Lawrence road, running thence south along the
west line Of sections Is and 80, TO the southwest
corner of section 50, tame town and range.
The prayer Of the petitioners was granted, and
B. Moore, John G. Gist and Thomas Bubble
were appointed Viewers, to meet at the house Of
j. L. Clark in High Prairie Township, on the 9Th
day July 1875. at 10 o clock NJ. in of
failure to meet on the day de.igna'ed, then ON the
following day, and procs cd TO view said road, and
give to all Iarties concerned, hearing.
by order Of the fotd.
OLIVER DIEFENDORF,
juneI5-dit-w2t-I6 County Clerk.
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The great discovery Of the sge.
There Is no pain which the Gen.
tsur Iiniment will not relieve, no
swelling which IT will not subdue,
and NO lameness which it will not
cure This Is strong language,
but il is true. 1t is NO humbug;
: the receipt is printed around each
bottle. A circular containing
rertisieafea of wonderful eures ~
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The presidents OF the Kansas Pacific,
Union Pacific and St. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern, have been holding meeting
at New York the past week, in regard to
consolidating the Kansas Pacific and Colo
RADIO Central and are taking in the St.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern on the
freight and passenger bnsiness. a dispatch
was received from New York, stating that
both contracts had been closed finally and
satisfactory
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We also make many other varieties Of Scales,
NOT in % general use and will furnish prices, &e,
upon application. Also, any other Information
vantef.
vers Steel Bearings and Bras Beams-and every
scale is thoroughly tested before leaving TIE fS-
tory.
ALL SCALES WARRAXfER.
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II u n M . :

ToGrsnger,, dealers and those y he viii use their
influence male Gales, We wilI give SIS Pr cent
oi.count from our price list on all but hay and
stock scales; nay and stock scales ve VIII give
so Ger cent: discount on ell sizes except four tons.
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Clark's New Method for
n-ED Nc

(a5o), which occupies very nearly the same po-
sition With respect to books of its class Rich.
ardson' does to other Piaroforte Methods.
AMI if, as is likely you are leader Of choir or
musical society, yoa will find excellent material In
Anthems, q. 50), or PerR1os Anthems,
(sI.50), OF Four Part German Songss
(si.5O) for Mixed Voices. or Dank's An
Shem services, (EpiscopaD, ~. 50.
Sent Post Paid for Retail Prices. Bold by all
principal music dealers.
OLIVER OiTSoN = CO., cHAS. n. OLSON CO.,
Boston. III Edway New York.
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Gu, Hay Or STOCK SCALES are 50 simple
in the. contraction, any mechanic can set them
up without difficulty, and thus save large share
AZ the expense. They are sceurzte, strong and
durable, and nst Il. bie % get cut Of order.
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PITTSBURGH, FORT
WAYNE AND CHICAGO
AND PENNSYLVANIA r. LINE.

TIME TABLE
May, 1875.
TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO DEPOT,
Corner Canal and Madison ets. west sidel
On arrival Of Trains from North and Southwest
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CHICAGO SCALE. COMPANY,

es and 20 West Monroe st.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
, 1875-02-10

Marriage OF william ~. Oadon, a
Chicago, to N1nrianttn Arnot, oG Et.
tniFn, N. H.
Special Dtspatsh to The CHICAGO Tribune. !.
ELM1nA. N. T., Feb. 9.-Tlo marriage o!\,,
William Butter Ogden, Of Now York and Mall- q
annA Arnot. OF E1snirA, was eolemnized at TIN.
ity Church in this city at u o'clock noon to-da:
by tho Hector, DR.. George II. Mcknight. Nc.
ono was p1eaont but the immediate families Of
the partica concerned, thu very recent death Of
sister Of the bride forbiddiug any display.
A1ss Arnot is the eIdeat daughtor of tho
late John Arnot, OF tlls city. a man
Of great wealth. ard from whom sha
will inherit At least a1000,000. She la = mag
nt!cent-lookng lady with vosy handsome face
anil stately carriage and by training and nature
ia fitted to adorn thu highest station in life. It
is regretted hero tLat the circumstances aro sucl
that tho manifestations OF high regard in which
Ans In hold cannot be made, u ste waB QUO OF
the most vol. boloyed ladies In Eimira aud vi
ciD1ty. Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
aud Mrs. Ogden loft for quite an extended
Southern trip.
, 1875-02-10

SiF John 4. nlaCdohnAti'S Collrze DUr- |
ing tho n1uMltOhA Tr0ublc4-Nhe t
NiAttcr lscf0r0 Parliament. |

sir John a. macdonnAti'S Courze DUR
ing tho h1uMlt0bn Tr0tlblc4-Uhp
MNttcr lscfor0 Parliament.
!sl<etat Uspateh to 3Ae Chlcaoo Tribune.
OTTAWA, Fob. 9.-Tho yoxcd question Of an,-
mostly to pcrBons implicated III tho Northwest
disturbances, aud the Governments policy With
reference to those WHO are responsible for tho
death Of Thomas Scott, has boe:, prominently
brought before the public ~ Premier
Mackonzo'a notice OF motion for
Thursday next. Thu motion is i
!onc ouo and Ii in reniity briof retrospect Of
tho actn this com,nittod, and the vaciIlatus pol
icy OF tile lAto Government III tie matter. Tho
resolution IL, in fact, declaration OF tito uAitcd
policy Of the present Government. It notes tho
nets by Which tho lata Government diyeated
themselves and tho country Of tho power at leat.
int will, l!.el and Lgpc, Sir ueorBe L. Castnor'a
pronise Of amnesty naado to Archbishop Tachn
AuM lache mule tho announcement tllat aH I'LL.
exceptional amnesty would 10 gta,ttel. which
WAS hot dsav0wel by tue iato dosuruu.ent tbat
such al!iloul'cemont prevented tito Toarrful
ac'lnintion nf that territory Nd Province Of
tanada that, during tho threatened Ecsllan ruiI
on Man,:nbA, Ltet.-lioy. Archibald, in thu naulo
OF tho QAneA, issued q proclamation 10 tho pou-
plo Of that II oqiuce tint 1.iel aud I.erine wcro
promised "atety If they cxuao forward III de'snso
Ut tho country. aud assuring sIem tlIat thoy
would by so doing bo un1stlcd 10 lho
Crowns favorable consideration. and personally
hiaak:l!g hands With them HI Ill assurance
that l.lout. .-uos. Archibald "as subsequently,
promoted tu tia position Of J.senteuamt-f'uy-
ernor of Nova Saa1ia w tho ltnto ttoyortl-
ment. It also coutai.ts reitorat!on Of tile iacts
tint Sir john A. Alacd2nail tnen pram;er, paid
IL liol acd Lep!,4c, Through archbishop Taehe,
thu sum Of Silica. which was subsequently Hup-
p,en,onted by aJ0o0 more, and backed by
tho personal pledge OF Sir Johu A. Ma3-
uunali to ,,as Lis influence i'll their behalf;
tilat lkeii Nus induced by Six John tu withdraw
from Tho raudiilatnre Of rsoyeucher, to allow Bir
Goolso 4. Cartier to be elected by acclumatlun,
aud 10 (Cartisr) publicly acknowledged to Noil
and Lopino tho obligation they hsd conferred OH
HIM. Finally it alludaa to Sir John A. Mac
don.1d's promise to 60 to England and induce
tas Imperial Government 10 grant complste and
, 1875-02-10
unconditional amnesty without throwing my

uuoouu3s1onA knn6stY Without throwing any
't't 9l'a h'llty At'-..I kA. AAu.Lsau uu,e..4G. t
Which amnoety, 30 g.AiItod, he believed woLl Id
b accepted BY tho t'anatlinn people.
The resolution proceeds to af1iirn That it Ia net
s. tho honor or interest Of Canada that that
!: aession Of amneHts should re,nain longer In
II present atfape that tho facts developed cAd-
mol bo ignored by tho people Of Cannda. snf
must be considered IN anY expression Of the1r
vtows as to the dfapobitton OF tho question,
Tho House Ia then invited to aldrese the Gov
cznor-ocneral recommending that amnesty ba
n"ctad With tho Northwest disturbance, excapt
He'll. I.npine, and O'Donnhuo who arc to be re.
EptctircIy bsaiaheG for fire years,
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sszzEsssc1EE's DanssosaIo SYaup. SnA
WEED Toano AID WANDRAKB PNIs.-
These desesvediy celebrated and popu.
Lar medicines have effected revolu.
eion in the healing art, and proved
the fellscy of several maxine which
have for many years ,obstructed the
pr0grega Of medical science. The
false eupposition that "Consumption
10 inonrable," deferred physicians from
attempting TO, And remedies for that
disease. and patienss afflicted With il
reeonoiIed themselves to death without
making an effort TO escape from q
doom vhioh they supposed to be una.
voideble. It ia iiov proved, however,
that co',4GSsption can be cured, and that
IL Has been Cdfea in very great mum.
ber Of cases (eome. Of them apparently
desperate Sa6Sj By S6hsnok's P1imo-
mic Syrup Atone; and in other cases by
the esme medicine in connection with
Sohenok' Sea Weed Tonic and Man
drake Pillb. one or both, according to
the requirements OF the case.
DR.. Sohsnck, himself, who enjoyed
uninterrupted good health for more
than forty years. was supposed, at ono
time hta be at the very gate Of death,
his phy hysicians having pronounced HIS
case hopeless and abandoned him to
his, fate. He was cured by the aforo.
said medicines, and, since his recovery,
many thousands similarly affected
have used DR.. Sohenck's preparations
with the same remarkable success.
Foli' difections accompany each,
making it rot absolutely necessary to
personally see DR.. Sohenck, unless pa
tients wish their lungs examined. md
for this purpose he is professionally Mt
hia'principal 6ffice. corner Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia, every Mon
day, sghere all letteralfor advice mus.
bs Iaddrsssed.A SSchenok'H medicines
are sold by all druggists. Jan 8 tl3
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BENEDICT

FuRoHaorr, BENEDICT & Co.,
OHARLRsroN, 8. O.-ExrRAoRDINARY
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60. up. Long Cloth. from 60. up.
Sheeting, 300. up. Wool Flannel,
25c. up. Fine Dress Goods and AL.
paooas. 900. up. Wool Blankets,
81 .S5 per pair up. Full lines Of Jeans.
Oassimeres. OlothB. Ribbons and
every variety Of Dress Goods. Oloake,
Shawls, Fnrs. Housekeeping Goods,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, etc. Keep.
ing tue largest and best selected stock
South. we Gan, With confidence, assure
our frienda and the public. that by
purchasing of us. by order. or per.
eonally, they will save from 20 to 25
per cent. Samples sent on application.
All retail orders over $40 sent free Of
charge. Goods sent q. o. D. Make
remittanoes by P. o. Order. Draft. or
per Express. Branchea ut Atlentu, Ga, ,
and Jacksonville, Fh.. whore goods
can be obtained at same prices. il +