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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-07-01
Young Men, Read This.

Sir John Crossley, during a political
canvass in Halifax publicly referred to the
TACT that his mother was servant girl on
small wages. The story, as told, is that
this girl was receiving six pounds wear.
but that being very thrifty, she had man
aged TO save little fortune
amounting in all 10 forty pounds.
Nr. Crossley, who married her, had moth
ing at all. On the forty pounds they set
mp shop in which various useful things
were sold, the business being entirely con-
Quoted by the wife. Having gained more
money by this means, the business was
gradually enlarged, until finally they re-
solved TO restrict it to special article
carpets. Next followed the project of a
single loom, the one loom multiplied itself
to a small roomful. Then they bought the
patent Of the American Bigelow loom. and
this seems to have caused their business to
enlarge very rapidly. The frs; poor little
buslding with which they began-a picture
OF it is kept in irame-expanded like a
magical tree, and now their establishments
have spread into town of their own, the
buildings being connected by high bridges
passing above the streets. They employ
5000 hands, and their machinery is turned
by seven steam engines representing an ag-
gregate power of 3, 200 horses.-Er.
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A Visit to the pope.

The Rheinisehe Courier gives the follow
ing account OF visit by a German lady
to the Pope: At the hour fixed for the
audience We repaired to the Vatican in our
best clothes, and after we had waited pref
" long in company with about two humid
red persons, the Holy Father at length ap-
peared in white robes and red slippers,
surrounded by a number of high church
dignitaries. All fell upon their knees. So
did We. He at once began his jOu,nee, and
spoke vivaciously with every one. As he
approached US l heard him make a joke,
but he passed on without speaking TO us.
Incredible as it may appear, an English
clergyman and his wife who were standing
in front Of Us handed his Holiness the pho
tographs OF their children that he might
bless them, which seemed to give his Holt
ness great pleasure, whereupon he looked at
the company, evidently well pleased, ard
exclaimed, "Tuti Iaglesi," when he had
finished his round he took up his position
In the middle Of the sutton and made a
speech in French, in which he thanked
Us for coming in such great num-
bers, especially those who had come
from France. He said he knew indeed a
Pope is always an interesting object, .'but
those" he added-and here he pointed es-
pecially TO some among us-"do not belong
to my family. am an old man, but not a
broken reed my position is strong, for
have right on my side" The whole speech
seemed to he particularly directed to the
Germans, and as learnt later the Popes
irritation had been caused by the fact that
ON his entrance few Germans had thought
fit TO remain seated with crossed legs.
While speaking, the Pope leaned upon his
stick, but otherwise he seemed quite strong.
and his voice particularly is still powerful
The splendor OF his former days has been
chiefly furnished by the loss OF his black,
red, and yellow body-guard, who, with their
halberds, produced a not unfavorable and
antique appearance, but now, unfortunately,
the chamberlains no longer wear the Span
ish dress, but civilian uniform. Even the
Swiss Guards can wear their uniform only
inside the Vatican. Outside they are look
ed upon as enemies.
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The Great Blood Purifier.

Every drcp Of he SsTsapar hisn Hcsolvent COM
muuicstss through the hood, sweat, urine. and
otEeF fluids asd Juices OF the system, the sior Of
lite, for II repairs tine wastes of he body with
and SOUND material SsTOfuia, syphilis, Con-
sumption granduiar disease, u GERS in the throat,
mouth iImors, Nodes IN the glands ard other
paIts of ne system, ssre eyes, strUmoIous dis
char. FIRE NJ the ears, and The forms of skin
diseases. erupsiOns, fever sores, sea d head ring
weTm, cart rh-urn, erysipe a., acne, black SPOTS
woImS la the iesh tumoIs cancsrs in the womb,
and all weakening and painful discharges, NIGH
ats, loss ofsperm ard sll wastes Oi the HE prin
oipl., within the curative range OF ,hls wonder
OF modern chemistry, and GAYS viii
prove any person NJ il for either OF disease
lie potent pOSe. cure tn IA.
:. potent, daily becoming, reduced by the
l-l:o at 6ecompori iion what il continually pro-
ucceeds in arres,iDg these wastes, and
,;--is same with new m .teIia maIs from
healthy bIOod-aId this ihs Sarsap ir,ian will and
docs tcure-s is Ger, ain Tor when once this
remedy comm nc-s it work If purih' alton and
.ucces is in dmnishir < the los OF wastes, it
pairs will he rapid anu every day the pltent will
sei himsei groxing better aIc stronger, 'he tool
fool dise ting lie ter, appetite improving anu hesh
AID weight increaang.
Not only the oArsaparil ian Reso!yen' excel
sl known remedical axen IN 'hs 'uTe oi ~ rome,
5rrofuIous, constitutional ard SKIN diseases; bat
II is the only positive cure TOT
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THE BLACK HILLS.

The Bubble acknowledgements Gold
Hunters Dispensing Unable to
Get Home Good Advice From General
Brisbin.
Everything indicates that the Black
Hills gold fever has run its course, and
will soon be numbered among the humbugs
OF the age we live in, where it properly be.
longs. Looking back over all these months
of feverish excitement about mountains of
gold in the Black Hills, and rich nuggets
everywhere in abundance, it is impossible
TO quote a particle OF undoubted evidence
OF these facts, and there is really, to-day,
nothing to disprove our assertion that no
gold was ever found in the Black Hills
save what was fins; taken there by design
ing spectators. Under such circumstan-
ces it is perfectly natural that a reaction
should set in, as ii has done already, be-
cause any positive evidence OF gold would
have served 10 keep up the fever indefinite
ly.
The Cheyenne papers sing small about
the Black Hills business. No longer do we
hear that Cheyenne is tie nearest and best
point 10 outfit ios the hills, and that its en-
ierprising merchants can furnish ANYTHING
needed by explorers or miners. Tn. fact
Is, cheyenne Is swarming with disguised
and dead-brcke emig-ants. many of them
wild and lawless, and the town is perfectly
sick of the whole business. Of eaurse no
one has entered the hills. via Cheyenne as
a strong GORDON of forts and soldiers p-,ar,I
the reservation like wall of fire. and there
is absolutely no approach to either the hill
or the Big Horn country from the south and
west. Some stragglers have slipped in
from the east, but they have invariably
been driven out again by the Indians or
military, generally losing their entire
outfits.
Some Of these returning miners tell awful
stories OF their disappointment and suffer
ing. A pair OF them reached Kansas CITY
the other day, and OF course were interview
ed. They were perfectly cured of the gold
lever. They stated that they hadn't ninch
when they arrived in the region OF The
Black Hills, but what they did have was
taken from them by the soldiers. They
were anxious to reach their old home in
the vicinity OF Twin Springs, Kansas.
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DIR. WHITTIER

ST. st. Cha' los street., st Louis, 10.
ia, ee-u ,onge> SRrGT-l rs eial %
vaneYeai. SEX q ans Chronic Diseases
an ay OtheF u. cLn - IT tCais a. ety tpcrs she
Syphilis, c >rcrrhoea, eject, Structure,
Orchit.6- Hem I, or FEDtUra, all Urinary
D'saases aad c"phii:ticor n,ercuriai afec-
tons ., the throat, sslit = Oone6, Se tfeEtei
I'll sEercss, en- late ei,niife princyls--
Sperm. itofrhcea. Se<uai Debility and
iUnCOtenCy, as the result Of SELF G5sss yoath.
insurer years, or other causes sEi Vii
produce Of the following effects: ssVOnsss Ss7HI
ri17.es :.s rIce phyEeG! decay dV.rsion
f ss. eog'or Of fiea.. los, rse-asi ?oeer. stc
nag marriage Improper or unhapp,r ar
permanently cured Pamphlet tj5 pages r-ltis a. IL:
so1,e sent in sealed enreope for p"sts-- stamps
Diseases peculiar 20 women, such A.
vi choross Dtseisss Id dsp.Scesents Of the t-b
Ssy, e:,-. slcoe-sally treated. Dascrpti-e pen B.
sf .tEed 'r tso stamp Age with eN YercaccS A. D
lied upon. II Is self eyieatthat Pays ian
SaoEins tits frequently recCReni persons 20
CoEadeatil c'asIaIon per clai o. 6y letter free
iyitei- VII /; Il q 10 Ti't tie city for
ut rccinss can b. b. exp nsil eve-yv :e
,c--aJ.s et whe de- IteIsts It'll FINISH
4tes- - hsu-s: A. N. to +. N. SnniIv- I.
asy-inq in tss city any hor nag cor
d.rset &c the o@ce. II risht ring the Door HsiG.
IT. sarient [, Whole hoa twelve roOrnsl Is ire
tar~ivs "a tie County, embracing kecsutCa
c. a aioa To~uI. Bos-tias and ssep:ny apartment.
where all tha establishment prepared:
as, 20: al the Library, where TIE ed sni
latest - of si tA5 ScAools CT r,efeine
f5und. = - il-ez, It's size enorei 70 lite
f-szl i---s. r--r-rss =: expense ard not to b.
- IA .L.r= IA n, civ. N I bs-.! ia
a.. p T-rR XRfTrs- sbo-s.
E,.-s 49,. t-----7r --as'SSsss-s-ssscss.>A
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trousseau! White embroidered muslins,
every iounce edged with Valenciennes,
white pineas with white and coIored en-
broidery, lovely white lace dress made
with daiBtiest oil plisse rufiies and various
colored silks, with overtlress OF black or
ecru guipure, and a dozen different chap
eaus, Think Of il, girls-twelye hats for a
visit OF four or five weeks Doesn't it
make you tri8e envious! One hat is .
broad-brimmed black chip, turned up on
one side and faced with a crcam-colored
silk, dainty shirred and cluster OF ripe
scarlet cherries nesting temptingly in its
midst; while cream-clored Turquoise silk
made into crushed, soft bows, with the same
tantalIzing cherries peeping out from their
folds ornament the outside. Another l. an
unbleached chip (far prettier and more be-
coming than the staring, dead-white ones),
Is trimmed with pale blue and white silk
and feathers and a wreath OF forget-ine nots
and white lilacs on the inside Another
still is LeghOrn turned jauntily up in the
back and dropping over the face 1t is
trimmed with an exquisite plume and tor
Cuoise silk OF delicate corn-color, while a
spray OF pale straw-colored wild roses in
full bloom and two or three buds fall from
one side, and a pale pink wild rose, looking
as if too fragile TO touch, looks at 'fthe
world and things" from the front Of the
hat. A Panama ha, is faced with gray
and enlivened by dash OF cardinal red'
in bows and flowers. A dainty chip is en-
circled by wreath of apple blossoms and
silk and plume OF the same dainty hue, and
a drab, fine straw, turned up at Ole side,
has gray feathers and long ends, with a
crimson knot on one side, over which nod
graceful fuchsias of the same rich shade.
These are some OF the many head-cover-
ings to be carried with the effect of Young
lady richly endowed by the kindly i'm
inortals with many charms and destinations.
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The Mild Power Cures.
Humphreys Homeopathic
Specifics.

FAMILY MEDICINE CA;E IS a family necessity,
You IN st have something to give for = COLI, Ior
headache, darn GA, rheumatism. neuralgia,
too'hache, Group, whoopiag cough. other Of th4
hundred Ills that are sure TO come. Forewarned
is foTearmei. You have il in case of EUNPH-
Ri 3 nOAEOPAiHIC SPECIFICS. simple-
70 yoA can 'nake ho mistake; reit,-so Won need
not wait; safe-so yol NAV act eailcss Y; elhcien,
so you 'ei cophieGt. Modic!u. thrt cure bu,
do hot kill thai save. but Go Lot destroy.
No. Cures. Price in E1es Cent?
l - EeScss. Congestion, Id inIaatI1n.. p
- wGrsns. Worm Fever, Worm Cuiic -
- a'yt"x-to!ie or 1eei hing of It. fants... -
D;arsssrR. Children or AGGlts......... y
5 % Dy>e"i"rS ing, Bilious Col sc. %
hoe '-.nnSSus, VomttiCg.. 25
- Snkh Coils, Bon, mus .......,,.... y
ga !.iGi., TOothache, F.ceAche-.. Is
- lie a"ci;e~. Sick He .dache, Vertigo .
to 90 10y spe,p>fa Bilious y oILach %
IL :. -epere .ss-si or Irregular Periods. -
II - ieHrOrrhea, TO Pr iuS. Per .Ctis...... -
- svonp, Cousr, Dii.icT e,thIng....-. IS
IA traissse"-r sat Rhsum, kTvsiTelas. -
Is - krs. GHsnss.n', ELcEiIA ic PsiTs. %
IL - rover a Il que, ChiIlS, Fever Agues. 80
II {. III a., III I'd OF Bleed g...-.....,...... 81
Is - rpssinis-'y- and sc'c or Weak Eyes. 50
10 - Sxtarsh, acute or ,Ironic, lnHuerzs-. NJ
20 - - r. pi"g-coGGti, Nioent Coughs. 81
ri 90 49, hsnp, UppTessei Er'athins........... 81
- g Etss i-ctsa1grs, Impiirei II ar.ng 81
. q NcrSfnla, Enlarged Glands SweIlinrs. 81
"a % sc rat Deiili y, fnssi al Weak ness ca
y 90 DrOp.y End Scanty secret ons.....-...-. 81
Do g Sea >ict.Hess : ckress finrn Ending. 50
q " K";".y DI.-a-s. Urayei...........e.. So
Is - hsFSous Debiti ,, Involuntary
Inschsrsts 90
% !" FORE ssOu'h. ,ank.r........-............. 81
80 i" trsnasy weakness. worting I'D. sc
81 g PeiGfai Psssods, Hysteria.---....-. 30
- g SUHer'n.. Change Of Life.-.-.....-. l 90
p; :. ut.cpss, Spssrs, ST. NiJus Dance 90
81 - Gtfs6filerIs, liberated sore Ihroat. so
81 :. ClirOnic scnE"siions and Erup-
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-..Ish der some ledder her.

fish der some ledder here for me p
inquired German at general delivers
window of the Post Office recently. "No
hone here wac the reply. well dot ish
queer" he continued, getting his head int
the window; my neighbor gets sometimes
dree le1dels in one day, und / get none.
bays more taxas as he does, and 1 hal
never got one ledder ~ How comes dosu
dings ?-Dstva RQ RuR
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A Bellies Ammunition for the cass,,

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati GGsef'e writes: The graduating
hop at West Point will cali from near and
iar the pretty girls arrayed in their mos,
enchanting wearing apparel, who will make
havoc enough in the hearts of the youthful
followers OF Mars. One young lady from
'our town." tail, graceful and most adiyipe.
ly fair" aas an outfit prepared which looks
very suggestive Of aspirations toward :
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DIR. C.. ALEXANDER.

('or,cr OF Fifth Street and Christy Avenue, Saint
\ Louis. Mo-, with over twenty Years experience
in the treatment OF Private Diseases guarantees
cure In all cases without the Use Of Mercury.
E1-Dr. AleNander's - Balsam Of Herbs 9 Is war
ranfci 10 cure SpermatOrrhca or Semi nal " Cskness
In all It's various forms. restores Lost Power and
Youthful Nigor- when impaired by excuses, etc.
Price. Three Dollars. sent 10 any address.
ha-Dr. A. 5 Circular on Private Matters; sent
any address, which fEly explains nature.
symptoms and method Of cure Of all Private and
Delicate diseases In male or female.
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PRICE ST. PER BOTTLE.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER
NEW YoKx, Oct. II, Is70.

from prominent gentleman and resident Of Gin
einnat, Ohio, ior The past iorty years veil kno.n
b. tbs E-~spapes publishers Throughout the United
States:
NEW YoKK, Oct. II, 1870.
DK- KApwAY.-Desr 5ir:-i sm induced by
duty to the ruiie ing Ia MIKE hrisf state
,near Of the working Of your MEDICINE myself
tnr several yeus ! hai been sii.ctod with
trouble in the Bladder and urinary organs which
SOME twelve mont sgo eliminated IN a most tsI-
Tissv affecting disease, which the physicians all
said wrs a prostate structure in the ureiba
Inflammation Of the xidbeys and biajder, aud
gave IL their opinion that my sge-I3 years
wouid TeyeDt my ever seiunS iahnally cuT-i-
had tr ed a number O. physicians, and had taken
a large quantity medicine, both sI,oparhic AMI
hoIn,rorath c but hal got no reiiei- I had re'd
OF as "ui hing having been made BY yOuI
rs,ns'iie-, ard some four mouths ago read
tiee In the Phifad lphis 5atnr ay Evening lost
Of cure having been ELECTED on person Who b Il
long been suffering hal teen. / went III ut of
ami 30, some OF 90 h-yoDr arsapariIlizn Es-o-
vent, fea'iy lie hi. snd !.sgiI ans al --sn'.
eoIainenesd taxing thsi8 In tHrs- ia sss
greatly relieved. an now eel a-ue:l a. ever
G. W. JAMES, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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s,r. Kadway'~
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tastelsss, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate, purify. cleanse, and
strensthen- Ray~ay's Pills, for the cure of ALI
disorssrs ofihe stomach. Liver, Bowels, Aidney-,
BLADDER, Nervous D'seas-s, Heidaehe, Constipa-
tiou, Ccstiveness. nd gsstion, Dyspepsia, rlious-
n. 50, Bilious ever, Inflammation Of the Reweis,
ri es and all arrangements Of he Internal vseeTs
WARRANTED to effect q positive Purely
Vsg,tab G, c1utafn.ns nc mercury, minerals,
del terious drugs.
aHOb-erve she following symptoms re-u .tirg
from Di.orJe Of tn. digestive Organs
Consupsiion, Inward Pies, Fumes Of the Blood
IA tn H.a sciJiiy If tie 5 oI.as h. nausea,
Heartburn, DisguAt q. FOOD, FJlness Of Weight
in tue -tnnAc1, Sour ErGp'ions, Sinkio< or + ut
tsFinys u the Pr of tn Stomach swimming of
the Hee 4, hurried and Dificult breath ng, Flut-
rings al III Hear, Chox nz or -unocatitg -ensa-
ton when 10 q lying Posture, trmne~s Of Vision,
D.ts or Nes bore the si-tt, Fever ann Dull
Pain in the fisac, deficiency of Per pie ton Yell
lovn-ss Of the sEin and Z IS, Pam in he sine:
Chss,, ii he, and sudden Flusnes OF Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh
re-. sss Of gspWAYS FILLS will free ne
eysfem, from all the above named disorders.
Price Is cents per tox. soid By druggists
Read sFALSE AAD TRUE"
ssoA enc Ietssr-ssanp 10 RAILWAY 4 CO.. No
q War1ss 81, Hsv Iosk Intssnssiea vsesk
enn1u ~ - - y0A
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TumOe of Twel:e Tears Growth
Cured By Railways ResOiveni-

BEVERLY, Mass, JAY rs. 1865.
D.. RADwAY:-I nave had ovarian tuInor in the
ovaries d bowels All the dO0tDns said ''there
was no he for IL - iJr ID every thing that
recommended, bat Dot: in. helped me. saw
your kesolvent, and thought j would Try IL; but
had no Faith in IL, because ] had suffered for
twelv. years, took Elk bottles Of the kesolyent
and one UoI OF Railway Pills, and two bottIes -
your EsEiy Relief, here is lot sign Of tuIsI
20 be seen felt, and heel better, smarter sa!
happier than have ior tselse years. 4 ho sorzt
tuner As in tire lett side Of 'he bowel, aver the
groin. write this 20 you for the benefit Others
You publish it If you choose.
HANNAH +. KNAPP.
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Kidney & Bladder Complaint

Urinary and Womb sease-' Gravel. Diabetes,
Dropsy stOppage of water, iBcOntinGHcs OF nfiI.e-
BnehPs disease, n bus.iburis, and IN all csssz
there there brick deposits, or tie ~si-r
is thick, cloudy, mixed with sUb+tancss Ike th.
white Of egg threads like white silk, % there
is rid cark, bilioIs appearance, sa1 white
bone dust dep.s IS, and VII. there 10 prickibg,
burning sensati. n when passing waisf, and PdiE
In the -. all u The baa and along the l0ins.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful imprudence, causing pre-
mature d cay, nervous debility, ETC., having
tried in vain every known remedy, has fond :
simple self-cuIe, which he will sCnd rRsR to hi
fellow sufierers. Address J. II. REEVES,
ocrl-w25s rs Nassau ST., Ne~ York.
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--ss 80 SO 80 =.
.--5Dc and | co
FAMILY CASES.

10
/. With RI large Ehrecprariss ~ sssis
ROSE u Odd CASE, and q Us0 sSihrcys'
BSosasPsy at8sie Mentor New Baok u 90
,. With b 'r- ge gnree braehHn Wat
Monb CO Cash, and Specific hcmepsth-
&c M-nu-l (Smal BOOK ...........- 10 90
3. With - Large hree h rarh m Gias-
MOROCCO AoE and specific HOG 9psih-
4. WIKI III 1Gs.e RsrHchGn
ttsss, AOR'JCCD CASE, and Spec fc
D. With 20 Large Ehscc DEach"
Stafs, PAPER CASE, and speefc
Homeopathic Manual ....-........... 90
cold By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sen; by mai or expires, free, receipt ot The
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EALWA S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INsTANT.EAsE.

IL Elimination OF the Kidneys, Inflammation Of The
Bladder, Inn mm tim OF the bowels. tany,s-
non oithe Lungs, rOre throat, Difieu.t
Breathing, fspitaiion the Heart
dysIerits, Group. uiptheI a. Ia
tarrh. lnhueLza, Headache,
loothaehe, NeuTa'gis,
Rheumatism, Cold Ch.ils,
Ague thil.s.
Tue application of the Ready Relief TO the part
q" part wSere the .Ih guilty exists eli Al
soId ease AMI ,oiniot
Twenty drops IN half tum bier OF y alter in In
afeS III nutes cure Or .mps, ~pTains, sour stomach
heAItb,.ru, sick Headache, Dparrhtra, pysentery,
Collie, Win, in the towels, aud al, Internal Pain-
lrav-eIs sh0uid always carry a bottle OF RAD
WAYS READY RcLitE with them. irw
drops IN water will prevent sickness OF pains from
change oi wafer. q IL better than French Brandy
OF BItts as a slimulant.
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Dn. RiHaSNAS's " esitabie Syphilis Cure'i
warrssted to permanently cure SYPHILIS In all
Fs stage aud eradicate The last vestige of Syphil
lite poison from the system. Those having the dis.
eIse iJrki1s their blood. concealed from Ohser-
walton, IN its constitutional form, thereby leopard
ising the health and happiness OF another, well
~ thai Of ,heir offspring, should immediately use
this medicine ard be cured for LIFE. Price Five
Jlcllars Sent to any address.
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FEVER AND A0UE-

Fever and Ague cpr,j tor nifty cents. Tnsrr 4.
not 7, medal gent IN the weird that siiI cure
lever ami sfu', and al 6tLeT nI-isrious, bilious,
.caIL I, typhoid, yellow ant other Iev.rs (aide-,
by fadway's fIl.sI quick rs Ead~sy's tsaiy
keliei. tIiiy cents per BntiIe.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
SarsapariIIian ResoIvent

II Us made he most Astonishing Cures go qu OK,
RAPID sIe the chan es III bod, TN leI goes una,T
theJL hueLee OF this truly wo, deTinI nedieiue,
that
Every Day AT Increase in Flesh and
Weight Il seen aud Felt.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-07-01

Or. ROHANEAN'S pile Ointment Is guxIaa.
tae5 c-rtsin cure COR lee, no matter what form
or how long standing, in from three to nve days
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-07-01

The Bubble Bursted-Diseppointed Gold
Hunters Observation-Disclosures Unable to
Get Rome-Good Advice From General
Brisbin.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-11

Rada pro opravy podala mestske radt
bernl odhad pozemku hraniciciho ma
ulice Haight Swiss.
Odhad ten ucin6n jest Ma zaplaceui ma
kladn a vyloh, povstalych otevfenim
ulice Haigbt v}chodne cd ul. Swiss.
Zmineny odhad Jest k nahlednuti ' Il.
fadovn6 mestskeho pisafe.
Namitky proti odhadn tolnu museii be-
hem peti nedel po prvnim uvefeineni pi-
semne NEST. pfsafi podany byti.
Ino L Nc Intosh, NEST. pissf
Cleveland, 80 cervence1S75.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-11
MeStSke OZnamky.
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Ozn IN en-
Sc timto dava, ze rada m6sta Clevelandn
dne u. cervence pfijala nasleduiicf usne-
Semi:
Usnesno, ze lie zdanl mestske rady
" souhlasu tlend) "a nutne sc poklada,
ulici Marquardt, cd University az HeraId
ulici stuphovati, stokovati opraviti
pomeru poiozenemu stupni SOU
hlase plany nakresy, ufadoyne mest
skeho mefice vylozenymi.
Lhdta k zadani zadosti 0 nahradu w.
prsi dnem 26. srpna 1875.
Ino L. Nc Intosh, pisaf.