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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-02
A Triple Calamity.

Through the Lansing papers We learn tho
particulars Of terrible calsmity tina; beiel
a family residing at Virobus, via, result.
ing in the death Of three little children, all
under six years old. The eldest. a girl O!
about FIVE, and her younge- brother found
Z hens nest under the barn. The girl
reached her hand under TO sc, the eggs and
was bitten twice BIZ huge rattlesnake.
With a scream she Withdrew her hand,
vher he brave little fellow said he WASH;
afraid of the old hens picking him, and
thrust his hand under with the same result.
The mother was attracted By their Scream
Ing and dropped boiler OF water on the
floor, which she had Just lifted from the
stove, and fastened out to see what was
the matt, and to her horror she found
both of her little children had been fatally
bitten by the reptile, which had taken pos
session Of the hens nest. she seized her
Little ones in in her arms, and ran into the
house, AMI, on entering, discovered that her
bale had fallen into the boiling water. In
half an hour the three little ones were L.
lieved irum heir su 1ering by, death.-Des
Ioiasss Reais or.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-02
Deepening the rcpth o: ;he Miss.ssip

Deepening the Icuth o! The Mississippi
The New Orleans E7.riIi,ga reports sal.
istactory rrogres7 upon tie jetties az the
mouth Of the MitsissipPi. Inc time hon
orcd theory that the bottom would be
found OF i character to preclude the posi-
biiity Oh I,ilo-driviag, OF Ia other woui-,
tLat heavy sticks ol timber would silk il
the boilomless depths, only 10 reaprear
Ia les distant upon the surface Of the WI
ter, proves an inter fallacy. On the east
ern location pile have been driven a dis
tanoe Of seventy i've hundred icet from the
shore, and the force necessary TO sink them
and sand upon the river bottom of suiiiCicn.
oonsistencc 10 hold the plies in place.
Also, IL has been demonstrated that the
sediment deposited upon the willow ma
tscsscs viii lie sufficient TO make 4 solid
! all. Jpgn thIee hundred and nity lineai
! t Of tais mattress sunk along lhc pile,
t.eTc has ol.cady accumulated from cigh-
teen TO twcmty-.D;.r inches OF sediment
Inis deposit has not icsscnca the depth o.
the wafer IN tIe channel. In TACT tn"
wafer, which IT the CONNIE ncement Ol thp
work WIS from I've t. ten tvet, has GeeIcEe,
from five 10 ten iget more, there re:Eg Gieycl.
ieel vince thc,e wee five, and twenty ice.
wncfe i,rre ~e.c tweivc. Wu!k on the
western i"catron via commence during in
p.eseEt weeis, AMI will progress with eve.
".oa,c- rar.lity inaL the irst. From This
i.:ac iosTalG Il Is rEopoaed 10 s.nk willow
matte 81 ne &c 81 tuU. i,EG!oi lot
in tvcE.., -f1r, % 80, a1G 70 drive 81. hun
drcd line. .sut @: i..iIg wi,hin IL, same
space G. l..-.
Tie lew settlement, which has sp:unE
into cxi-'erv" - the rivers mouth, wi |
soon lc.iH 10 a-zc:rna he dignity Of town,
and pie. ne a..c"..y heinz driven IL. IN
cg.rrs.vs hotel. =, r-t.s!ecto.y results 0
ST si.a g -gaIart-c 4 i sucocss..' ccm, IL
Ia! q j., I.S@. soris, s. imp. t.a. - i c
We; ..si No.in"c-., ;.nd 40 les imIoi.aai
tC t,ST t..yI.Is.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-02
VaETETH AND EUNcR.
Hope is the banker Of the soul.
Wicked Misunderstanding candl,s.

Hope Is the banker OF the soul.
Wicked Misunderstanding candies.
i profit i appreciated in it, own con-
'-y.
The baker .aaxiGl-W'Aatsvcr liz i.
light.
They now ean retired printer express,
men.
Curiosity about fr;ilc= ia a mark OF LITTLE
mind.
\ mule, a Wash-tIb snd fire comb arc
oOEsi,lecct = fine bridal outfit in Florida
De,rst F.oc Pos
RAILROAD travel, which WIS extremely
lici.: daring the Sn-irs and early SamIner
u 'panT ~, on" finely now.
4 S,r2toca belle has become insane from.
unrcquiici love, and makes night hidcou
VII erie and g.oans.
Q2crv for Na;uraiists-Ii birt! in the
ha.-i il worth two in tie bush, Is 4 mole
On tie fac won't. ;a0 i'll the g.oand?
Why As che OF tie rank and file, who h: !
l"I.,d 20 obtain promotion, Ike an iilici.
inacIIne? Because lac l. private still.
Inc owners oi two steam-tugs in San
A.'iN.sI' Lay .iaS '''IiS 70 isssH i4tc'i i'-
geter by the stem, s:e:.iii up, and Sc shi,i.
= e most powerful, Ior 5000 a SHE.
" men Philadelphia editor opens pa
i'er which doesn't Ieier 10 the .eniennr:
- least once on every page he iiir,.;s it dow /
and wants to know low such q wretch i,
l,,l.littud to exist.
Herbert Spencer says women are more
Conservative lulu men l;. Hp,isg-t i /,
bachelor, and dos not KNOW wha, il is "a
nave porcelain sngar-howl miss his head
ana give the glazier heavy contract.
: N@!iHa ("a) physician, Will peace
n eIc. SD = .olh:aS lie graz f 2
5es r.esgo lex .'c- lie" pr pose, lad ~
eve shot en-; hy m unfccling peIson who
sought TO retari tie marsh q science.
The editor OF tie New Yo:k E5pTcss is
Threatened with = beer garden in front G.
his country residence il case he does nos
buy several acres OF land opposite at twice
its value. lie promises retalia:3iy bone
factory.
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The Natural Constituents Of vino.

Or. Drprc, - vel known for his inyesti-
cations into the physiological effects OF a.
cohoI. has given lecture on the natural
constituents 81 wine. While no suhiect
connected with human Diet probably -
oaive- more discussion than Tie a.iu.ter'--
,.oo o. wiucs. !. = nevertheless true that
I, o FIR, TcuuITyrlcut Tor an uuoereiandiT 2
G adj ter.te,l VINE ha- hHt hu'e attention
Z. q. i. he Ger :.z-.t.n IL Tic ,.IrS article.
VIE IL def, . l. Iir. DE:--c 10 ie the Ter
mented Juice al TIE grape, with such addi-
tions oniv ~ are cssertisi to the stability
or !ee,..I, qualify Oh tie wine. such 2
Icrri,:. 2, while 4 viii admit as un4dulteI-
ated the fortified wines OF Spain, Portugal,
aud other southern courtrie5, exclude wiiies
ION Germany, Franc, Hungary, etc, If
similarly ior,iGe,'. IL therefore divides
wines into two classes, EciEEot and jy-t.fc5,
willie G anpaigTe and si,n.iar wines might
betut i-,O third class, - they are mann
rac:u7cG H. Z s;r.cier sCnsc than the second
chs. Natural wines, a. met with IN com
y.rac, generally contain from 6 20 u pr
cent. ty weight OF absolute ethylic alcohol,
and IL rs-rc case this may re 10 ij Ie:
caIt. VIII i.s than . Ter cert tire
w:gc i hardly DR.. lb,c; md above IS
Vgr cent. 2 natural vine cannot g, par; :
because the or &C DOS Mt often contain
,--rar enough 10 .-Vriy tie greater CUaEii-
II, arG partly i1CaUaC fermentation cc'Et ,
Or j. lgzsl:.ci. when he LIQUID attain That
f,7ells T.. "A fortified wires, or thoae which
hay. ioen 7.rcrs'harrl with ET0nly, 'Hr
r.cposif,n oi a!c, hol may lrc rs great - -
In addition 20 common or ethyiic alco-
hol, wIncs contain Others OF the alcohol 20
II =. traces o. tire amyl!c, butTric, and 9TH
ar 7iChohrls leisg present and the iectur-
.or ruTro5cs thee 30 have IN important i'll
auence upon tie ply iol7sical effect.
In good, sound vines the amount Of free
acid, calculated n L me whole were tar
taric acid, is from o. 20 0.6 per cent. by
weight. There j. 4 difference 'etween
white and red wines as to the proT9rtIonS
Of their volitile or non-vo!iti!e acids. in
white vine the Volatile ac.is should bs
about o-e-iour;h C. the Whole; in red wines
about 0ne-tAirL.
In mixture Of alcohol and water, Ike
wine. compounded ether arc always form
c1 In TINE. snd these ahp-l 2 means Of
ildg;ng O.! tie ioE1iTCness, c-e, etc, II the
v.Ge. L. young wines tie amount found
by experiment si.CGld fall ,eluw the Ca!Cr-
Ia:cd aEagurt, AM should cgr7esloEd with
i: In old. These others are also Of two
kinds, volatile aEl non-volai!lc, but TIE
latter are Of little Importance. The voia-
tile ether, with the volatile acids, give the
bouquet md aroma Of vine. Pslre matt
raj wines always contain more Of thcEe
than OF the non-ro,atiie ether5 the high
est proportion found by Dr. DuVGe, being
ia hottie OF Naleira fifty yeas old
f.G6gIy
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= Young Lady cured o: Spinal Disease by
Prayer.

fTayer'
A yCIrg lady OF Harrisburg, Miss Minnie
II. Walte:s, spoke in one Of the prayer
meetings yesterday, relating remarkable
cure, yhich she attributes directly &c the
special in.erposition OF Christ. The occur
| -cncc, ri Ted by the LADY this rlornir.- in
detail in r-:va.' conversation, IS 10 The
effect t. over two years ago she was
1 afflicted with a spinal disease so serious
| that size could scarcely move a finger, and
| she va. confined 10 n couch purposely
| suited :or the disease. Nearly two years
ego she became convicted that she needed,
closer conservation 20 Christ in other
| words, she desired the blessing OF sanciilca-
| ticn 50 prominent in the Methodist belief.
She prayed earnestly without. avail. Some
times seemed TO tell her that the consecra-
| ton 0i body a. well Ot soul was required,
and it was revealed TO her that she would
| I've healed. Thirteen mouths Passed and
| no rcsU!.. On the 2Gii. CT january last she
! once more resolved 10 pray more earnestly
| ior the fri.ilmen; o. the revelation. While
praying the promise came 10 her, whatso-
ever thou wilt, ak ard il shall lie given.
Sac prayed frs; ior heart purity, and next
Tor bodily health. The word came, "R;se
up and walk" and to her great relief she
found herself in apparent health. The
doctor next morning found her restored TO
health without need OF medical attendance
Her statement Yesterday was corroborated
by four other persons acquainted with the
circumstances, who rejoice with her over
her restoration to ncaith, which she un-
waveringly believes TO have resulted from
the stretching forth of Christ's hand in re-
ward for her great..iaith.-[N. YSun'. Cak-
rifle (itD Lct;Gr, lla.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-02
A CORN JUBILEE.

That is Wha: i Citizen OF Elk City Thinks
Would be Good Tling-Ne Gives Four
Reasons Cor HIS Belief.
As the great Centennial Exposition
j. approaching, there il an increasing
interest felt, 10 make Kansas the peer,
amongst the corn producing Siate.. But,
in order 20 do this, We must have consider
able evidence OF what our soil Will produce
without extra cultivation or care. The
emigrants and citizens Of other States want
facts and figures, and in the absence Of
any other programme the following is
offered:
First, TO organize a club of at least
twelve farmers in each township or neigh
borhood thruugho,s the State, each member
paying ~ cents 10 the treasurer OF the club.
Then let committee Of three he appointed
to measure one-fourth IF an acre of each
man q crop in rectangular form, four rods
in width, by ten in length (the owner re-
fectinS the place. and then, 10 prevent any
complaint OF fraud OF uniairness. let some
| inenDer OF the society assist in gathering
and weighing e.. III lot o. corn. Then let
the farmer who has produced the most
POUNDS, be declared the winner, and lie en-
titled 10 al the funds. lat IA On Offset
tosh's he must furnish an old-fashioncd
farmers supper for each member OF the
club, and theiT wives. But il the winner
declines, then the club may select any
member 10 prepare the supper and turn
the funds over 10 him, and Il, each supper
at ie.st one editor is To be invited. Now
the object in this ARA lgenent is To be Ger
tain oi Jour things:
First: IN honest measurement AID
weight Of the com: Secondly-To be
certain OF The amount Of com Kansas >oil il
capable OF producing without extra cultiva-
ton or caIe: Thirdiy-Ne want : chance
TO select tie very best samples OF our corn
to send TO the Centennial Exposition, and
our last proposition is Ike "haEon's ,od," it
swallows all the rest. We want an excel
lent, old fashioned farmers supper al fer
twenty-five cents each. Zach club l. 10 Sc
lect one-half bGsheI o: eass ard send i TO
Aifpd Gray, Topeka, Kansas, from which
TO select - up.es Tor the Cen. -nnial L spO.
slion. 4. Ellis.
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are willing to work for it. Oar free libra
RES and reading-rcoms, located in eyay
cit and town, are magazines OF iniorma-
iicn at the disposal Of all who seek to iu-
prove. In every direction opportunities
ior The requirement Of knowledge invite the
mechanic. Do no; neglect the golden
chances. Lean ali you can. Every ao-
gu.T.ment is step higher. Labor con-
aia,,tly Tor something better in the future,
.,ut remember, without study, application
AMI cffc:t, that bettr wilt never como.
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TIE oyrY n-nrR CEhEH
PosTNAsTERs' SALARIES
How the Minor Offices Manage to Earn a
Penny.

How the Minor Offices Manage to Earn a
Penny.
WASHINGTON, II. C., Aug la-Congrc =
recently passed a law providing for the
readjustment of the salaries of Postm aster.;
upon the basis of the amount of business
transacted NJ their respective Offices. The
law applied only TO the smaller Offices. as
the salaries of the large Offices are definite
iy fixed by law. IL has been found that
the Postmasters NJ the smaller Offices have
been taking advantage OF the law 10 in
crease their salaries by making a fictitious
showing OF business by the sales of stamrS
The practice which has been recently
broken up in the vicinity of New York. /,
found 10 exist pear all the great elite.
The Special Agents are investigating these
cases, and are constantly finding rev eva
sions OF the spirit of the law. The broken
ON stamps between the sale offices and the
New York City office made 500 monthly.
TIE MOST SERIOUS RESULT
OF this practice is that the expenses for
Postmastcrs' salaries nave ALREADY lsscn in
CREASED above the appropriations by $780,
oO0 yearly. The whole amount appro-
rriaicd FOR this purpose was S5al,oOO.
There will be adeiiciency Of about tina;
amount. This deficiency does moi
come within the statue which prohibits
making Deficiencies The law fxin.
Poslmasters' salaries Is a laterlaw thar
the one inhibiting deficiencies. and is
construed as amendaiory of it: besides,
the Postmasiers pay themselves by de-
Quoting the smount OF their salaries each
quarter upon the basis of the sales OF
stamps under the new law. But for this
law he usual Po-t-Offoe deficiencies wonId
he greatly reduced. There Will he no de-
iiciencies in the Offices of Second and TbinI
Assistant Postmasters-G General.
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DR.. C. ALEXANDER

l,c.ncr Of Fifth Street aud Christy Avenue. Ssin,
' Louis, Mo-, with over twenty Years experience
la the treatment of Private Diseases guarantees >
cur, IN ali eases without the Of Mercury.
so-Dr. Alexander =. Bssam IL Herbs q Is war
riniei To- crre Spermatorrhea or Semi nal Weakness
H. nj iis various forms, restores Lost Power and
Youthful VigOr. when impaired by excuses, etc.
Price Three Dollars. sent 10 any address.
r.-Dr. a. s Circular on Private Matters, ~ sent
FIRE. any address, vESh fs'ly plains the nature
:, nIptpu.s and method Of Of all Private And
DylicaI. tisS aSCs IL male or IC.n1lS.
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DIR. Railways
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tss;cIess, elegantly coated With svee.
gum, purge. regulate, pur.fy. cleanse, and
strengthen- Eayuays Pills, !oT the cure CT all
disorders ofthe Stomach, Liver, Borcls, Kidneys,
Riaddrr. Nervous DiseAss, Headache, Conc. p a.
tioc, Ccstiveacs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia. dilious-
ness Bilious Fever, Inflammation o. the Rowels,
Pies and all Derapgeenis Of the Internal yiscera,
Warranted 10 effect 4 Fositive cure. Purely
yese;ab e, coatiin.ns no hercuIy, minerals, or
delr:erious drugs.
S%O5serye the following symptoms resulting
from Disorie o. the Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fumes OF the Blood
IN thu Hsai, Acidity Of the stomach. Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust o. FOOD, Sulinsas Of weight
in the - mach, Soar Ezvptions, sinking or Fiut-
t-rinys IN me Pi. Of the S'o.n,cn. swimming Of
the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Flut-
ril @ az tn Hear, Choking or SucocatiLg SENSE
ton when IN . Lying Posture, paune-s OF Vision,
Dot. or we'e bc.cre the sight, Fever anu Dali
Pain in the Head, nDfciency OF Ferpirstion, Vel.
Iosness of the skin sni Z Is, Pam in the side;
Chest, II che, and sudden F1ushes Of Heat, Bum
Ing in the Fiesh.
Aev dcsrs of RAILWAYS PILLS Win free the
rysfeE, from all the siove named djsorders-
Price Is Genus per box. Sod By Druggists.
Reat "rALsE AID 1EuK"
Send enc lct;eE-s,amp 10 RAILWAY CO.. N
8. Warren 81, New York. Iniosmzs.oR vsrth
u ousaeds vii he cent you.
aPE11i3sh- eodAv.ss
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TIE MOST SERIOUS RESULT
CHICAGO SUBURBS.

il Special Agent of the Post-fFice Depart-
melt reports iro!n Chicago that Pos.masters
at Glencoe, Desplaines, and Blue Island
have been taking advantage of the new law
10 induce merchants doing business in Chi
cago 10 purchase their stamps ut these sub.
urban Post Offices. The Special Agent does
not mention details, but states that as
fgeneral fact. The Postmas.er-Gen has
decided TO remove a large number Of the
Poetmasters OF smaller towns who bays
3been engaged in selling pcstago-staInps ou,-
s,'e their deiivcries.-.pooial DiYo,as % d.
Chicago 1iiJ.;aG.
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NEW YoaS, OCT. n. Is7a.
DR. RAD~sv.-DeaI cir:-I sIn induces. bv
duty TO the suffering To- mskc hrc; SUE TO-
n,crt of the working your I'c,iisiI iy sell.
For several ycE's ] had been affected W III sufh'
Trouble in the bladder and Urinary organs With
some tvrIse liontIss ago cuiiIrst,i y most ter.
rID!y ac'tirsg aIscass, which tGe phys.' iaDs all
laid WIS attic sIrcldIe in IA uTeths- -
Inflammation OF tine Kidneys ard bladder, Kni
gave II as their opinion tia; my rye IS year.
you'd prevent my ever getting iaii'aiiy cure-'.
hEd tired a nGn,i1T o. phys rims, and mad taken
iaI Sc quantity o. medicine, i"Ii. 3t.cpa'hio ami
homeopathic; hut hal got IelloI 1 had Icsd
OF astonishing on'es having brcn made by your
remedies, sIIi zone four months age read no
iice III the thilad Iphia eat.r ay Evening Post
Of cure having bco1 elected on p-r-on VITO IA
long teen ui,IiI. had teen. went ii, NJ Or
and 10. sOr4c Of cd h-your sarsap1riilian Ey-o!.
vent, 10 aiy Heidi, and Regulating iiiis--ni
commenced taxing thoIn- In three ds,
Srcstiy rel eyed, an! now :ecl I.veli a ever.
Z. W, JAMES, tiiriclati, Ohio.
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tum1r Of Twelve Years GrOWt.l
Cured by iiadway's RosO!vent.

BEvKRLY, Mass, July IS. l6so.
DE- kADwsY:-I have B ad ovarian tuIn0r in the
ovGrics n bowels. All the doctors said ''there
was 10 help Tor IL - Iir.ed everything that Was
re. On inen.i.d, but rotains helped ne. saw
your Eesolven', and thought 1 would ~ il; bur
hal No iaiIn in IL, because I had suiiegci for
twelve years, 'Oo< ak bottles OF the iseso'vcnr
and o;ie toA q; Eadway's Pills. and two bottles of
yOLr ..eaGy he ana III Is sign OF tuuior
10 bo s.cn or q D.. uud feet hotter, sHar CT ard
ma, pier t;,an h =, trt~ol-e y.ais. The worsI
tuner was il : = eft side oi the howell. over me
groiE. writ. IhIs yet for the benefit os others.
You csH publish IL 4 rod choose.
HANNAH +. KNAPP.
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Filz John Portsr.-Eis Petition Coz Kehe..
ire.

lEEs
WASHINGTON, ID. e., Aug. l2-GcE. Fit.
John Porter six months ago sent 10 t:Ie
Pr, :ident an eamasa petition ior rchcar-
ing OF his case. 81 SoQuertiv the reguc .
was strengthened %. solutions .Gu,ite,. ! ,
nUIH.er Oi Stale G...s Ac l..igiit Dc Le..g,
At a Cabinet meeting i.c President REFER
cd the papers To the War Drpartrnenl.
Gen. T"ltc: has not been advised # tie It.
suit lc' n - UEuer-.,,,' iha. lu- ,.liys,I..-
-iho status 81 til ,g-.: Inc i.st rom.
considered VIZ. the iginsI u.,I.. concern -
inv The couIr, Inc result If Il ,lc!ihe-s-
tons: he nalGrc Of the ou.nse CHARGED :;
the sentence and i Era1 execution. At tie
very lccinning @. lhc consideration il was
found that, however ,,rch he President
ipight desire 10 comply with tine uetition If
Gen. Porter, in"Te We jHsUpc.aH.c obst..-
Giles 10 pIc.cit Inn. 4 cv.uw q the his
tory OF the case !ai,cl .Daayelon e sl!.hi-
est irre T.rr:;y in the Proceedings. Porter
was tried. a. the ALLEGED oiiense required
under t!.c Constitution
III \ CoNFETENg TRIBUNAL.
organized unlcr the laws. he rrocecdincs
oi which were reviewed a ~ found TO have
been conducted re--l ~ ami IA order. The
yerG.Cl We genurIuu- mi W. followed Nv
sentence, which Was Ieg!eweC, aIpr"vCt hy
i'rsidet Lincoln, and executed Tbs
TRAD put zen. Porter in jcOnsily OF life.
Under The Constitution, rU g. 1uot, fur tue
oi!enc he VS. ti5y,., rs .- IT, IaGt iE,a p
siiion, TO con- Lac CO.,. ..- CA martial
Ne convened .a .- %. ions ended y. f'.l
irial anu rZecut'.r 'g 'lc l:-s.Gc.l g. lie
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Aadrcc. pr, &. A. BOEANSAa, No. 81, North
TIN. Iirrat q Louis, Mo
E7-fcrsnIs reIn!.ting money ny mali lot Laedi.
eirc,. ~, ss'.i by 'Tcs.nffee b,1en REGIS
ter,i Ts:tc- isc2ii&v
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Or. B,HhNNsw'5 .yEGITAPLE CUn

Dr. %'6kNNsE'5 "TEGITkPLE Goa a
i've ;pa.n-Ieriiy oproe al fb;ias q! 'ipor,nai
oroLoa' or Seminal Wo.-ntes' IL from to to
sey.n EeeEs time. II Restores 1T Power and
a. tscS the youthful visUr q: tScse who have
is5trcyfi II by ss,ial rKrcss.s owl aactices.
E.sis remedy G4s b.e1i usoi b., DE-. DoS...aia In
BIC rivste practice ipr over thirty yosrs, and has
lsCycr failo; in Curing the worst eases. Price
Eve Dollars. cent 10 hay address, t:rse from Oh
.erystion,.
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PITTSBURGH, FORT
WAYNE AND CHICAGO
AND PENNSYLVANIA r. LINE.
CONDENSED TIME TABLE
MAY, 1875.

TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO DEPOT.
Corner Canal and Madison SITS. (Woo; iie),
On arrival Of Trains from North and Southwest.
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DIS. BoHANNAN,s ,V.gttahle syphili, Cur.,l

Dis. BoHASNAH'S Vegetable syphilis Curs'i
~aTr.;.tGi Ia permanently eIro SYPHILIS Ia al
lis stage and eradicate the last vestise of yphil-
tic poison from the system. Thae having the dis
o.a ,Grking IN thCi. BLOOD conec-laI from o'snr-
va:nn In Its constitutional form, thereby eoaart-
isiE:- the health and harpius-s oi anoihct, wei
r 'nat CT tnr'T ofsprfrs, shcuif iEIm-diAt.iy Is
t.-is IactiiGiac AMI b. cured los LIFE Prize Fiss
I-.!iSr.. sea, 10 sny address
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ON MARRIAGE.

Hs,vy E<iis' Cor Young Nsp ;.on N. eject. Of
s.yrr- srS AbTses 4, cSsir he. Manhood =
=ta.-1. Ifnp--lin. snts IN Saviac" Removed. 70
.a.tho1 O. trextment sss ard reHsAEt .bI. rem
;;es. Book a1a C.rra.a,s srr r--. IN see ci ed.
~s,o-~s Ad5y.-s
HpwAHD ASSOCIATION.
tf9 Y. n nth 40. DhiIsj-r 1is, Pa
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FEVER AND A3UE.

ts'ci lid Ague cilro,i tor fifty ocn,s. There q
n { !, H., li.!I gent IA tEe world that witt cur.
!c'CT AID I:ur, Lnt all Other ihI.TiUus, bilious,
fc1Tht. ~ bold, yellow aai Gt!!eT Iev"fz (sit@i
- "a ways Pi!'s) =" qaick Raa .ay's i.C-ay
S-i.ei- "a .iiy IcEis IcT BoJIIu.
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P2ICE 81 PER BOTrLE
AN IMPOarANT LITTER


ciana'l, ONO, TOR the pas, Iorty yc's well kno~ n
10 the Ne ssiaier pub.isnvI' the .i ii
states:
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DIX. sHIJANEAN'S lille O.ai:neat' ia guar,n.
:ei certain errc for Pilee, ,;iartcr what sorr
o. how loug s.a!l.,hs, Ia from 'hrcr 70 hvo days
Fsic- ''na 'ol's> 2ent 20 any adt-c-s o. nail
k,tc0n cents extra iCr pos.age).