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SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 20.

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 30. /.
PkoPosKD AMKsoHxsr TO section three Of the
Constitution Of the state, regulating the time
Of electinS and coupe oslion VI members Of the
Legislature.
Be resolved By tie L>g,slatre Of he a,e of Ka,s-
sos, so-ftrd5 Of The sembss elected 10 each hogse
eosesSring thereis:
tSEc11oN I. Ths following proposition to amend
the Constitution q the state Of kasaas shall b
submit ed to the electors OF the state at the gener
al election Of eighteen hundIel and seventy i've:
PRoPosITIoN ONE : Section tsenty-6ve0f article
two shall be amended 70 real - follows: Sec
held II thu sta capital, and beginning With the
section Of eighteen hu0dred and seventy -sev,n, al
regular sions shall he he'd once in two yeais,
commenting on the second Tuesday Of January Of
each alternate year thereafter.
PROPOSITION TwI: section three Of article
eleve0 in all he amended so as to read as iOllovs:
Section 3. The Legislature shall provide. ut each
regular session, or raising sIc ent revenue TO de-
fray current eXpe Of the state for Yeas
| PRoPOeIroS IaskE: the following shall COD
stiute ssciipE TWEEN; nine Of article two: Section
- At the general election held in eighteen hundred
and sevsnty-siI, and thereafter, me'nbers of the
House of representative h Ii be ieec Ell for two
years, and members oi the scl ate snail be elected
for four years.
SEC q Tho following shall he the methoi Of
subm ting said Prop 81 ion Of a aendment: The
ballots shall he either written or print d, y
printed and partly written. In r,sard 70 proposi-
tion one, the form Of Ihc ballots shaE b. ..For
proposition one to amend the Constiiu ion,h
Against proposition one TO amend the Cons,itu-
ton % In regard to proposition two, the form Of
the ballots shall be "For proposition two 10 smend
toe onsl:fIrion,'' "a sainst proposition two TO
amend the Constitution in regard Z, proposition
the form Of the ballots shall b., ''For proposition
three to amend the Constitution" ''Ags'net pro-
post ION three TO amend the Constitction.''
SEC. 3. This joint resolution shall take effect
and he IN force from and after its publication in
the statute book.
hereby certify that the shove Joint resolution
originated in the Sen ate on the 14th day Of Feb
raAry, 1875. two.thirds Of the members elected
voting therefor N. j. SALrER,
JOns A. Felix's, Press9e1t Of The S'RGte.
.cseTefary ef Sna.e.
Passed the House ON the Sd day Of March A. D.
1875, tvo-thirds of the members elected voting
therefor. Il. ii. FUHsTOT,
HENRY BoorH, Speaker Of The Hoase.
C.ieJ Cierk cfihs Ht&Sc,
Approved Oh the 9Th day OF Mnen, 1875.
THOMAS a. OSBORN,
Gorerpor.
hereby certify that the foregoing IL a true ard
correct copy OF the orgna. enrolled joint resolution
now on file in nv of.ice, and tina, the ZANE took
eject by publication in the STA tie box May l5th
A. ID. 1875.
In testimony whereof. l have here1nto sub
scribed my name, and affixed the great zeal Of
state. DoIe at TOpeka, Kansas. this .Utn
day OF July, A. ID: 1915.
IsRAL.1 HOS. Il. CAvANAUGH,
aug5-l5w Secyef, Of SAFE.
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NERVOUS HrBInipI

depressed, irritable state o; mind I;
o weak, nervous, exhausted feeling
no energy or animation confused head,
weak memory often with facilitating,
innOiuuiary discharges, The conce-
guorce Of excuses, mental overwcrk OF
indiscre,io,.s. This NEgfGUs DERiLI-
TY finds = SOVEREIGN cure in j.U4.
PaKEYS' HuMEOPaTHiG SPEC. ETC,
No. sS. II tones up the system, arrests
discharges, dispels the mental gloom and
dependency, and rejuvenates the entire
system. 1t is perfectly harmless and al
ways efficient. Price, s., Tor pack &c of
five boxes and large 81 vial OF powder,
which is important in old, serious :ases,
or 81 per single box. Sold py ALL Drug
gists, or sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Address Humphreys Specific HOMEOPATHIC
Medicine Co., No. 562 Broadway, \. Y.
Theo. Eger~iorf, Robert Parham, A cents,
Leavenworth, Kansas. aprl4-ecdSw
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DIRECT COMMUNICATION.
The Narrow Gauge R"ilrOad
Changes Time,
In Order to Connect with the
AtchisOn, Topeka g. Santa
Fe Railroad.

Immediately after the Atchison, Topeka
4 Santa Fe railroad began running Its
trains into Kansas City new time table
was issued, which SO regulated the running
OF the trains of that route, both from Kan.
sas City snd Atchison, that no direct CON-
munication could be had from the metrop-
oils with Southwestern Kansas. The trairs
left Atchison and Kansas City at ten O'Clock
in the morning, and arrived at those places
at four O'Clock in the afternoon, which ne
cessitated the laying over at Atchison and
Kansas City of the traveller bound fol
Leavenworth at least eight hours; and in
case he should want to go from this city to
any part of Southwestern Kansas he would
have 10 wait over in those towns nearly the
same length of time. The citizens OF the
metropolis have had no redress in this
case, the Missouri Pacific having made nc
effort to accommodate them BY running a
train to connect with that line, although
the newspapers have made frequent and
earnest appeals in their hehal..
Aud now the plucky lille Narrow Gauge
road steps to the front and puts another
feather in its cap by running lis trains SO
as to connect with the A. 7. 4 S. F. r. K.
at Valley Falls. The said train will leave
the Union depot at Sis A. NJ, and arrive q,
Valley Falls in time to male prompt con-
nections ut that town with the Southern
bound Las Animas train, The return
train will arrive at TIE Union depot at 5:3355
p. n, connecting WITH The Santa Fe at the
same Mace This accommodation On the
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MEDICAL.
Ponds Ext ct
Pond'sExt'ct
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note: Ask for P0nd's Extract.
Take no other.
sHear, for / will speak of excellent things."

"Hear, for l will speak of excellent thinga
P0HD's ExraACI-Ths great vesssssss
thirty ye0Rs, and for c!aanliDeo and
pfompt curative virtues cannot be e1celied.
CHIi.DREh. No FANNY can Afford to u
Brutses, s,SasoAioDs, Cats, spFatoa,
are relieved almost instantly BY external ap-
ptication. Promptly relieves pains Of oas0s,
se.aa.. -ExsosiessSos, Chenses'
etc. Arrests inflammation, Understanding
stops biee .ing, remsvas di colOratioa and
srn r. q EAKKkaaEs. II always relieve.
pain in the back an lOins, fullness and pres
sing pain in the head, nausea, vertigo.
H L EUs ORB essEA ii has no equal Ill kinds
alterations to which ladies' suhjecs
are promptly cured. Fuller details in book
accompanying each bottle.
PllEs-bSinsl o. bsee0lng-meet pFomptr-
lief and ready cure; No case, however enron
vAkSCssSE y SlAs. 1t il the only sure cure.
kEDNEY DsSEASEs. 1t has no equal foE
psrmsuent cure.
EDlA0 from any eauae: For this Il II .
BAEspecs6e. II has saved hundreds Of live,
when all other remedies fxiied TO srrest bleed
ing from nsse. stomach, 1onGs, and
eisew lere.
TOO rIl A EN- z, Earaehe, Neuralgia and
Rhr us0 Aalsm are a alike relieved, and
often permanently cured.
Physicians Of AL SCHOOLS Who are acquainted
rel recommend Ii in their practice. g
nave letters Of commentator from huodred
OF Physicians, many Of whom order IL for use
in their own practice. In addition to the
foregoing, they order its use for sW0il'0Gs
Of all kinds, Sluiasy, sOre throat.
lnfianseA IO0siDs. simple aud chronic
EisvsbHa. eaaafrh (tor which y - a
sssnEs O110secss, 0usQo1s0es, etc /,
Chapped Hands. Face, and indeed all
manner Of skin diseases.
Toilet Use. -Rsin0ves soreness, 0o0Gb-
ness, and S0Asal0E; heals Cnes
Eyulstt0o0, and R'imp1ss. 1t rerires'
i.rigorates and refreshes, while wonderfully
improving the CO0PieXtoD.
Breeder, no Livery Man can afford 70 be
without it. 1t IL used BY al the leading
Livery Stables, Street Railroads and first
Horsemen in eeW York City. II has NO
equal for SpIaiDs, Harness or Saddle Cha
iings, Stiffness. Scrztches, dwellings, Cuts.
Lsterstions, bleedings, Pneumonia, Collie,
Dlarrhaa, Chil,s, Gods, dc. Its range Of
promps that il Is invaluab G in every Farm.
yard a vel! as in every Farm-house. Let
1t be tired once, Anu you will never be vi b.
= out II.
CAUTION: Ponds Extract has been I'm.
itated. The genuine article has the words
PONDS kxsSaes blown in each bottle.
il is prepared by the only Persons H.
ing who ever knew how 10 prepare It prop
erly. Refuse all other preparations Of Witch
Hazel. This is the only article used by Pay
stems. and in the hospitals Of this country
and Europe.
History nsd Uses Of Ponds Extract,
in IlmI HE. form, sent free en- application 10
PON D's EXTRACT OAPASY. 50 Mai
den Lane New York. mryl2-S9
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The People Want Proof,

There is no medicine prescribed by Ply
sicians, or sold by Druggists, that carries
such evidence OF Its srocess and superior
virtue as BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for Sc
we're Coughs, Colds settled on the Ereast,
Consumption, or any disease of the Throat
and Lungs, a proof of that fact is that any
person afflicted. can get a $ mple Bottle for
10 cents and try its super effect befo e
buying the regular size at 10 cents. 1t has
lately been introduced in this country from
Germany, and its wondesful cures are as
tonishiny eryone that nse it. Three doses
will relieve any case. Try Sold by II.
PaRuAM Aug 25-5S-d&w
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S2SO,OOO 10 Loan.

have the above named sum TO loan or
good Improved Farms, in sums of not les:
that Sl,o00. Will loan but oae-ahTd the
appraised value, at J. per cent. interest
payable semi-annuall, mithOE: Commissions
brokerage or insrrGnoe, r ten per cent. with
insurance. Title mus be perfect. Those
wishing TO borrow viii either call in person
or write, giving full particulars, to
WV. Boo1H
General Agent OF the Northwestern Life In
surance Company, corner Of Fifth and
Delaware Streets, Leavenworih.
septl-d,Nw
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Reason to Rejoi &c.

Surrounded as we are by adulieratoys Of
food and erink, and living in he midst Of
their vile products, il ought to produce at
least refreshing sensation TO i. told whe. e
a genuine article can be obtained. Such a
species OF gra;i6ca ton may lie had by puT-
chasing * OF DR.. Prices Cream Bak:
ing Powder, or a bottle OF his Fiavorin :
Extract. Economical hous ,keepers will III
doubt have every reason - rejoice after
making such thrifty inves' nent, for IT,
biscuits and articles made with d. Prices
Baking Powder, are really elegant, viii ,
the favor to cakes, buildings aud sane
that his flavoring extracts give, are as nat
ural as the fruit from which they are made.
Aside from this, their absolute purity rem
ders them wholesome and agr, cable TO the
most DELICATE stomach. eoISy
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4 Popular Error Corrected.

1t Is an absurd but vezy common erzur to suppose
that disoriered condition Of the liver can be rem
cdiei b. simple cathsrt.c. Such Is, however, far
from being the case. Cathartics do not touch the
,yer At all 1t is only when las in the Of Hos
letter. Stomach Biters) the laxative principle il
omb;ned with tonic and stimulative elements. that's
the great sec.eve gland is directly ae.ei upon. The
Bi;ser slthouyh laxative to relieve the bowels mod
eraieiy, 90 no. owe their antibous effects to pur-
cation merely, but to their power Of rousns the v-
from its inac.ion and inpellns it to seuete and
distribute Inc bile in sufficient quantities for the
purposes o. digestion and evacuation. It's effect up
the stomach and bowels ID such q to ensure the
regular discharge Of the functions named and
abstraction yit.:on o. the hillary fpid-in 9TH
er words. to secure entire cooperation with the Iv-
eT. DIV
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BLACK HILLS AGAIN.
Return of the Bismarck ExplOr
ing Party.
Rich and Rare Discoveries the
Fruit Of the Research.

Some Of our exchanges chronicle the re-
turn from the Black Hills Of most OF the
party who left Bismarck, Suly IS, for the
new FL Dorado. Several Of the parties
have been intervied, among them II. n.
Ross, General Curtis chief miner Of last
years expedition, who says: I'VE crossed
the Missouri July Is, and were sixteen days
reaching Dodse's camp, on Rapid creek,
which is not far from the center OF the pres
ent developed gold belt, and lies north Of
Harney's peak. Five miles on the
west side of Bear Butte the
Indians made q raid on our camp
at 10 p. m, fired upon us, ssampeded our
stock, and got away with three horses. We
had no other difficulty with the Indians
either going or coming. We remained sew
enteen days in the mining regions, during
which t;ne we prospected largely and
found paying dirt everywhere within the
limits Of the gold belt and there are plen-
Yves, plenty Of claims that panned out
ten dollars 10 the man per day, and twenty
dollars and over per day have been pan
ned out to the man. Our party made
claims and we also found new discoveries
that promise richly. There have been from
500 to 1000 men in the Hills, and the par
" that went in last fall erected one OF the
finest stockades that he (Ross) ever saw.
The troops are camped by the side of this
stockade.
"Ihe names Of the party who returned
ale II. n. Ross, Harry Carahoof, G. W.
Stone, Mike Smith, A. j. Fisher, Louis
Coitu-, Henry Duffy, John Ross, Omaha
Bill, who lost valuable horse by accident
at Dead Horse creek, and walked the bal
ance Of the way, G. w. Thorp, Captain
jack and Stranger JIM Those that re-
nained in the Hills prospecting, were d.
Mccall, Honest Collins and N. Nolan
the latter will probably return to the
States via another route, as they number so
few.
"At the time we left the Hills Aug. 12,)
there was sufficient water in most of tie
streams for mining purposes. Rapid creek
had about 800 inches, Spring cree; 500 or
600 inches. So far as discovered me coun-
{. : is generally taken by claiman'i, all OF
whom have left the gold belt.
Vr vop -apf =, evils hoof nr shea On IN
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Proposals for Forage.
Gu. ~ QUARTxRxAsTsR's OTriCE,
Santa FIX. N, NJ. August 2. 1875.

III
SANTA FE, N. NJ. August 2. 1875.
CSEALED PROPOSALS, in triplieate, With q
- copy o; tbs advertisement attached, wilt be
received 1t iAis o.5ce Tor by The Oifcer OF tho
Quariefmasters Dciarsms mt ut each OF the follow
ing named posts the supplies required thereAt,
until IL O'Clock A. NJ, Wednesday, September
Is, 1875, at " .ich tine and places they Will be
OF ened In the presence Ga bidders, for the deiy-
cry OF Corn or Barley, oats and Bran, at Fort Gar
land, C. T., saata Fe, Fsrts Union Depot, :,an-
ton. Selden, WIrgste. Craig, bay ard, and MoRae.
NJ. NJ Delivery Of the grain TO he commenced
on or before. nIeluirtd by the United states, the
hrs: day Of December, 1875. Delivery oil the bran
20 he commenced on or peforc, il required, tine
frst of February, 1876. Delivery o, tine grain
ard bran TO he completed in four mOaths, one.
fourth monthly. Proposals for furnishing any
quantity OF the supplies less than tho whole
amount required at the posts named vii 10 on
ter aimed. The right is reserved by the Govern.
ment to reject any all bids and also TO increase
or diminish by one-fourth at any time within
thirty days before the expira ion Of the contract
the quantities contracted for. Good and sufficient
bonds will be require from the Contractor Tor the
prompt and faithful fulfilment OF the contract.
The usual requirements must he observed IN
making proposals. Preference will he given TO
articles Of domestic production. Information 80
TO quantities required, blank proposals, printed
conditions and requirements, Details &c, will be
furnished upon application at the Office OF the
QuartsYmaster's Department at either Of the posts
nam d, or at this office.
J. II. BELCHER, Capt. and A. Q. NJ.
C. Q n. augil-wit
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Castoria 10 more than s1hstitute for c..
toreLl II ID the only ssft article in existsncs
which il sure to regulate the bowels, cure wind
osaie and prodnco natural sleeP. II h pleasant to
takA cAi,dro pesa nss cry and nstssn nay
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Runisss aasi COrns should b,

Runions anl COrns should be
freely bathed from tine TO tine with
Ponds Extract, and what is still bet
ter, a compress OF he same should /, laid
over the afflicted parts, and kept in place
over night by suitable bandage, this
should be repeated every night for week.
Half teaspoonful should be taken inward
~ every three hours during the first three
days eod&w
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To fsrnsrs and Stock pssls-,.

We will buy at our stables, Nos. Sill and
SIS Shawnee street, Leavenworsh, for the
neS. :xty days. one hundred mules, rang
ing from IA to l6 hands high, to 8 years
old, always paving the highest market
price for The same. INsLEY Bros
jySlwSt Mansion House Stables,
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Rheumatism, neuralgia, loek-jsv, spFains, SWELL
ings burns, scalds, caked breasts poisonous bites,
rosen fest, govt, alt Fheun. eaE-achs. &C., and
the receipt eftne Lniment VII be sent gratis 70 any
one. II i. the most wonderful healing and pain
relieving agent the world hiss cser produced. II
se'lsa article ever before did sell. and II sells
hottie Of the Centaur Jintment for animals (yellov
wrapper is worth hundred dollars 5or spawned.
ssrnioed CALLED horses and mules, and for screw
worm In sheep. No family or stock-cvner e,n az.
Susd TO be without Ceutaur Uniment. Price, 81
81 Breadway, New York.
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VARIOUS improvements are now in prog
ress at the penitentiary. The new build
ings lately erected have received the first
Goa. of plastering, and the foundation has
been laid for the TOW er at the southeast Cor
ner of the wall surrounding the prison.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness. early decay, iors of manhood, &C., /
will send recipe that win cure You, FREE
OF CHARGE. This remedy WAS discov-
cred by a missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph I. Inman, Station d, Bible House,
Nae York City. aug20-eod&w57
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The PINE TREE may be truly said TO
have Healing in Its leaves" Its juices
wrought into "Constantine's Pine Tar Soap"
! cure the many ills to which the skin is heir
Ii closes running sores by cleansing blotched
compilations by healthy blood and gives
the rkin beauty and strength. All drug
eists sell il. d&w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Proposed Amendments

10 the Consultation cf the Sate Of Kdsas, su6mit.oi
By the Legisa.sre Of as i-s sessien, fcr The ncs-
ton rejaeiics II the eisciTs The 81 &c al The aczf
yea-ral eloetGI.
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MANHOOD WoNAxHoopi MARRrAeE |!
$50 pages. Impediments 20 Marriage:
the cause and cure. Sent sealed, post paid,
for 50 cents, by DIR. 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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IFyou want cheap boot or shoe, 90 to
Frank Zipp's, No. 40i Shawnee street.
sun&wtf
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II markets are unusually crowded with
everything thst the most fas,iaious epicure
coaM desire The throng and jam on Fifth
and Shavpee streets during market hous il
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RATHs.-No bath is complet, without
''Constantine's Pine Tar Soap 1t cleanses
the skin, and irfuses through the porous
system the medicinal properties of the pine
tar, which is the principal component of
this soap. No one who uses il VIII ever
lay it aside. All druggists sell it. d&w
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Dee &c the past month Of August the
mail carriers of this city collected 2s592
letters, 500 postal carls, and q, ll3 nevs-
papen snd delivered 2S&A letterA SSs8
II 1ra
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Ii you want good boots or shoes, 60 te
Frank Zipp's, No. 404 Shawnee street.
sunsxWif
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THe is No ;nto,;c,,.d b.ve-,,.

THls is no intoxicated beverage or doc
tored liquor to lead the tippler on to drunk.
enness and ruin, but a st-ict medical prep
s.ation made from roots and herbs, su;ta-
BILE to any age or condition. As family
remedy, Sinmons' Lyes Regulator IS equal
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CENTAUR LINIMENT.

The great discovery Of the ago.
There is no pain which the Gen.
taur 1 iniment will not relieve, no
swelling which IL will no. subdue,
and no laneDess which it will not
cure. This ID strong language,
but il Is true. II is no humbug;
the receipt Is printed around each
bottle. A circular containing
eerti6cates Of wonderful cures Of
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HOME MA1H ETS

(coRRkcrKD DAILY FOR THE TINES
TIMES OFFICE,
LRAvSNwoRrH, SeUt. II, 1875.
There is 10 material chsnge to note in
the markets since the last report, prices re-
manning firm end comparatively unchanged.
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MARH TWAlN,Cssv Be \ !, yr.. Fer
MANN bVUAssS OAosneist sdda.a H1Y-
Al. BRAND . 90, - ,. III 81, - Lsais, No.
1o1z-aeve. ss.ls..-ss..ezs.,sss.5...
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If you want stylish boot or shoe, go 4
Frank Zipp's, No. 404 Shawnee str It.
suutSwtf
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s.arty su diseases orig nate rom Bndi.
r,..soo end rOrpfd1ty OF the Liver. aad
- s~f IS Always an siou-ly sought ATE " TIE
sJy~r - Rrg1 lated in lis rciion, heai
s,mo.t inyariai,.y scared Wen Of sct'0i IA th'
Liver caIse- sseadachc. nssspAss"n
Jaunaire. R'aIM IN the snon1GSss
coughs, l.sssils, DiEAsnsss, Soor e.on'
ach had taste In Sha nsou Bilious
.uneE. n slphesai0s .st she heasf, oe-
orcss,Oa . spirtss, or she elues, eLd 4
sunJrei O: rel ymptors, for whie shn WOSs
DLyEN * s.lsGI. aTOe IL y Dest ;e:nedT
tina. h A. ever been q Is sec yered- ltsc "uu.
Nv .tfcctually and be ng 4 rimplc SeSinDte
compound, can do jujrTy in any quantities
thai IL NAV be taken. II y Isrntsss IN e'ety
way IL has b. en- Used for - yenr-.. am hund-
rci- 81 the ;sod and grant rom al pans OF th.
countr. will vouch for lis being tine pure't "no
best.
S;mmons' Liver Regulator, or Medicine,
Is harmless,
IL no drastic violent medic e,
l. sure n cure II taken reg iriyt
II u, Intoxicating beverage,
L. fAuitlss. bmily meiic.ae,
L. tine chsapest medicine iC iEe world,
Is Given With safety anu the haPpiast Results 10
the most delicate inisat,
Doe. not Interfere with .rIsi cls,
Does not di-arTanpe he sysiPu,
Tskcs tira pi ace q ainc anu Biiinrs OF every
kind,
Con taiBs the sInplest and bcsi remedies
FOR sALK by ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-16
FOR MOTH PATCHES,
FECCKlES,

Arp TaE, ask your Drug
gist for Perry's Moth and
FreekieLo;ion. IL is reliable.
For PizPlES On THE
FACE
Eiackseads, or tlsshworns,
! use r. rry's Iraprsvsd Co
4 medone and Pimpls Rem
eiy-the GREAT csil aedi-
cine, OF consui., D<. i. c.
PEAkY, - Bond Street,
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