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Sercini9tem Staatcn lttlO Canada.
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Sn bltbf1e 8appoedel nit OiuSlirt Giider
gebunoen a 25 GentS.
GAS @tancrcdt.
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Srdnb BON Sbmbura.
unrcdtt Ont 9ebeiDct fid)t.
Sie Srtiitniin9 ceS WprSeldnS.
Ole Srpkinuttcr.
yer dite &rfc9cr uno fcin Gpbu.
Ste Nplenniible. Scr fleine 2dmdriter. -
81 cineln Yano.
Die ssdiie, ober cine quite Shat finoet oft auf Grben
ldpn tbrelt Nnbn.
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Ser dri1ie 6pttfrien.
Der SoHig Hn6 Der WSiiMer.
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pflaimenmGnn-x.
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Sacob Hne feline GDbne.
Gr5dDlrngctt BON Gaipari1S.
St bitblhe Yappbedel nit OtnSlin- 0fiiden
geblinoeu a 25 Gents.
Sefebtd1ten aus Fem SprfIart.
Der Sd)nfmeifter unb fcim Gobn.
Strdhbnrs anf Der gd)an3.
GolfSgeidi6ten.
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gebInben a 25 @eutS.
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gd)refensidbre.
pie 2tnnrme non Nprtici, bon 6laubredt. llno
Spbdnr ppn &epSeit, Der W~ropbet. Bon
9tobert beroer. ,3ulanmen III einent Sub.
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&arl St6ber.
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2dnttbduier. BON ytprbert birte. 3uIammet III
einem Bano.
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Ssl&rr epanptlsts mt. &artsn Der Ditrifte n erber
.lt gratis u~berienbet.
THE PIONEER,
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larbt. Abreiire;
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&HsS per SSpdbe. Der betperfduFtdfe A,tift
pAS i'm banbel. Dret %pertbpOae prpbeu fir A.
Gents. 8. Srice, 767 Yroapwas. V. y. gf-esr
, 1875-01-28
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DSSse$R Erauen, $N
pr NpGe, Sef6dftieuns su 9auis, am 8ds pber abtnbs;
tetn 8apital; Anpeifana unb ptrtbpoae @intaae soi
Waaren sratts per YOf ubersnbet. Aerelfre NIT & @entt
ppfmdrtt, W. Youns une Co.,
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-05
THE FARM.
Prices and Prospects fer Grain.

Last week was a noteworthy one
in the grain market Prices adj
vanced especially for wheat, and the
transactions were enormously heavy.
In Chicago No. 3 wheat spld one day
at S1.25, and in other cities prices
were correspondingly advanced. This
extreme advance was not sustained,
and this week prices seem to have,
at least Temporarily, settled at about
SLIT cash for No. 2, with sales for
August and September delivery at a
cent or 50 less. Prices in Milwaukee
are a little higher than in Chicago.
The future OF the market is very
difficult TO predict. The latest adj
vices from Europe are Of more
favorable weather and consequently
less probable demand for our grain.
A broad view Of the crop reports Of
this country indicate, good but not
great crops. Injury TO both the
small grains and corn is being done
by excessive rains over considerable
areas. Aside from this, the reports
generally indicate good crops
1t is to be regretted that prices
rose TO the extreme point reached
last week only to fail back again
the next day. The effect Of such a
change is to unsettle the market and
cause uncasincss and distrust among
holders and dealers. The men who
sold at the right time are to be CON
graduated, but the general condition
would have been better il prices bad
gone upa little more slowly, bnt 50
that all the advance could have been
sustained. Losses among dealers
have been large.
So taras the markets are concerned
the outlook for farmers is far from
discouraging 1t is practically GER
tain that Europe win need much Of
our grain and all the money paid for
/ this will tend to improve business Of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-05

SpUcE Beers. Duppler is man
afacturing as good spruce beer as
ever was drank, and selling it as
cheap as the cheapest 10y the glass,
bottle or case. IN these hot days it
Is Just what is needed, being q cool
and pleasant drink not Intoxicating
and free from the unhealthy effects
Of too many temperance drinks.
Try it.
July 25th, lS75.-30w3.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-05
KEat,$l ElA1isi

kinnie & Sprattlcr have Just re-
cciyed q delicious lot Of hams. and
also a large quantity Of bacon, which
are not only good for breakfast but
good for dinner and supper also,
which they will sell at a fair price.
They also keen a fan stock of
groceries, as u,uM. TO which they
call attention All goods warranted
10 give satisfaction. Soft.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-05

LISTEN TO BUSINESS keep
On hand large supply of .Jewelry,
the latest novelty of all its branches.
Also large assortment Of Foreign
and American wathes, clocks and
plated ware of all descriptions,
which we offer as cheap as any
dealer in the Union. Come and see
us, and we will convince You that
we mean what we say.
CARTWRIGHT IL JAMES.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-05

$. Y. Osborne, teacher of vocal
and instrumental Music aud thor
ough Bass, offers his services to the
people Of Mineral Pejut and yicin-
ity He is also agent Tor the Bur-
dett Organ, and all STYLES of pianos
aud musical Instruments Musical
instruments to rent. For terms app
ply at II. II. Osborue's store. NY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-05

lis. CLAuEB, MERCHANT TAILOR.
floods made to order in all styles.
food fit, guaranteed, and at bottom
prices.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-05
CHEAP FOR CASH.

Go to James Suthera for Grocer
les, Crockery and Fruit. lie keeps
large and fresh stock, which he
docs not claim TO be the best nor.
the cheapest; but as good and
cheap rs any stock in town. lie is
also prepared to furnish pies, cakes
and ice cream. Give him call, 25m3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-05

Tho largest and best selected
stock Of Dress-Good= in Iowa Co
such as Irish and Freuch poplins,
silks, Grenadines, Merinos, Cache
mere Sateeus, Empress Cloth, black
and colorcl Alpacas, dc, at low
prices at Dellcr's.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23
He Didn't Like Dam Tricks.

A well-known and respected German cit
izen Of Troy is an inveterate talker. If he
gets hold Of man there is no escaping him
till his long story is told out, and usually
it is not very interesting either. He called
at Justice Donahue's Office the other day
and began by inquiring if this was . free
country. The judge told him yes, he sup
posed it was. Well, said he, Mr.. Shoostis,
l want to know if dere lish law to brotecl
RE from Won miserable schamp, OF course,
said the big judge" Veil, den, dere's
dat Mart Russell, wants warrant for him.
What's Mart been doing? He imboshe on
me. He bab all de boys laughin' at me.
Ven dey see NE dey all cries out, "Suakey,
are you goin' to re zentenyals ?' You see
it vas dis way, Mr.. Shoostis. De udder
mo-nin' was goin' to mein house NIT
pushed OF pertatus on mein pack in a pag,
yich l had pought from guntryman, and
l met dat Mart Russell, and he pegins
talkin' TO me very clever pout re zentenyals.
l knows notinks poutze zentenyals, 30 he
explain .em to me, and he KEEP me Won
hour and dree-quarters NIT dem pertatus on
my pack, and de poys dey all laugh at me.
don't like dem bricks!
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23
Blood Drinkers.


IT may not be generally known that, like
Nev yo,t Cincinnati; has i,s oa-dr;nkers
"a -,ho,- ~. Ill, g..
oonSuinp' i'sS ANU o'".iS "no ." ''at'
the slaughfer-hou5es 70 ohtain Inc inVigorai-
ing dreught of rudy life elixir, fresh from
the veins Of beeves. Taxrence's slaughter
bou.e opposite The Oliver street notice sta.
ION shI its isil~ v,itan,s who drink
= , = - "a ate, bopse OF The Low
-, a few souar.s away
d IN yisitant, of the
ter .Iaces indeed. have
Of ais Kind (if custom
be,. TIE REGIMENT is
ar the reason Tat ali
bee,es ar. All herd by a Stochet.
Manv who can drinI NJ blood of animals
sIa ,,ghtered aocordin. To the Hebrew fashion
cannot stomach ,hat of buIlocks felled with
the Az The blood of tine latter is black
and thick s,d lifeIess that of the former
bricbtIv ruddv and clear as new wine.
Eve have two ladies and one young man
coming here every dav to drink blood, y
observed a slaughter bon-e proprietor yes-
,erJav ave used 20 have great MANY
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23

The. Great Blood Purifier.

Every drop Of the Ssrsaparliisn Eesolvent cam
muuicates through the hood, sweat, "rine. and
other fluids and juices Of the system, the vigor 0:
lite for IL repairs the wastes Of the bdy With new
and sound material. Srrofuis, Syphilis, Con-
sumption granduiar disease, ulcers in the throat,
mouth Tumors, Nodes in the glands and Other
paTts of the system, ssre eyes. strumoGous dis
charges from the eG7s, and the wont forms Of SIX n
diseases. erup iuns, ievsr sor.s, scad had ring
wern, salt rheuIn, eTyspe as, acne, back spOIs
worms il the flesh, tuniOrs cancsrr in the womb,
and all weakening and painful cischarg-s, night
sw-s,s io-s of sperm ard all wastes OF III, e pIiu-
ciple, within the ourati renge O! this wonder
OF modern chemistry, and GAYS viii
prove Ia any person rspg il for either OF disease
its potent power 10 cnTe them.
IL Ihe Potent, daily becoming reduced by the
tastes and decomposition whaI is continually pro-
crossing, succeeds in arres,iEg these wastes, and
repaIrs tie sane with Few mat .ial mace from
healthy b,0od-sDd This The psr,ilian will and
docs secure cure is cerlsiI !or when once IL 5
remedy commences it work Gf publication and
succeeds in diminishing the los OF wastes, it re-
pair will be rapid ami every day tie pAIent vii!
feel himself gro wing better and stronger, the food
fcoi dise.ng better, appeiite improving and flesh
and weight increasing.
Not only Goes TIE 5srsapagiiiisn Resolvent excel
all Known remedicsl agents in the cure Of Chrome,
Serofuious Constitutional AND Skin diseases but
{ is ;he only positive cue for
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23
THE NEXT POPE.

Sketch Of the Csndidates-The Grand Catho.
;lo euestion-Who VIII Eule the Church
before examining the merits of the
several living members of the Sacred Col
lege,.i view OF their probabilities 70 succeed
TO the tiara, whenever il shall please God
10 receive TO His heavenly company the
present Fontiti il may be well TO consider
The frequent remark that the choice gener-
ally [alls upon cardinal whose selections
cause surprise, and whose qualifications
were not previously regarded as oyerwhelm-
ing.
There are some OF the present cardinals
shose merits are SO well known that their
fitness 10 occupy the highest ecclesiastical
o!hce would cheeriully be admitted. De
Angels, the Oldest oil all the cardinals.
created thiTty-seven years ago by Gregory
NV, Is a man of frst-raie talent. who Was
once AunclO al Vienna, and distinguished
himself IN diplomacy but his age perhaps,
renders HIM unlikely to he chosen for a
i1ture Rope. The same objection of ace
apples to Grassellini, Neapolitan of singu-
i@iiy winning manners, created cardinal
deacon by Piux TX, as well as TO Anal
and Asquini, who were created cardinals bv
Gregory WI. Constantine Patrizi.. The
senior in rank of cardinal bishops. and
de:n OF the sacred college was created cardi-
nal by Gregory XVI, when only thirty-six
years OF age, and has been forty-one wears
cardinal. A member of the noble family
OF Naro-Pairizi, and influential by mis- arts.
focratlc connections, as well as..by his learn
ing, piety and virtae, he possesses eminent
claims 10 the suifrages OF his brethern-
claims which his age alone can imnai,
The Patriarch of Venice, Cardinal Trey;s.
onato, is a man of great talent, who has
conducted himself in trying circumstance
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23
WHOLE MILITARY STRENGTH.
S576,426,600


The above figures show the actual efec-
tive strength OF the army and navy of each
country. Germany's army consists Of 400 bat
talions OF infantry, I65 squadrons of cavalry,
500 campaign batteries, % battalions OF fort
artillery, Is battalions Of pioneers and is
battalions Of service corps. These are ex-
elusive OF the reserves, the landsturm, the
landwehr and the navy-all of whom, how
ever, are included in the total or 100000
men. France has 152 regiments Of infantry,
so battalions of chasseurs, a. regiments OF
cavalry, 40 regiments of artillery, A regi-
ments of engineers and 20 squadrons Of ser
vice corps. Her rese. yes and her navy go
to make up her total effective TO 1,700,000
equal on paper to that OF Germany. Rus
STA has 1SS regiments of infantry, 50 bat
talions of rifemen, As battalions for from
tier service, So regiments Of cavalry, 80
batteries OF artillery and Ii batta.ions OF
engineers. "The three enperors" allied to-
gether could put 3,7S6,000 men in TIE field
but England, Belgium, Denmark, Holland,
France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland and Tur-
key could, putting their forces together, OPP
pose the three empero-s with 3, 81, coo men.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23

In the town of A the good people
were trying to get up revival, and the
leading members OF the church were work.
ing earnestly, both at church and in famil-
les, to set the good work in motion. One
day Deacon P called at the house of
Mrs. Brown, very fashionable lady, hop
ing to enlist her in the movement. She
was seemingly not in very amiable
frame of mind, and, at the best, was not
looked upon as promising subject, so the
deacon made bold push and came to the
point at once. "Well, Mrs Brown, have
called to see if you are prepared TO meet
the Lord ~ "No, sir, won't 90 ont of
the house until 1 get my new bonnet" said
she spitefully.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23
Carital and Labor Coufaicts.

The conflicts between capital and labor
in Great Britain bid fair to be renowned on
a very large scale. Representatives of the
various Trades Unions have been busiiy en-
gagged for months past in devising scheme
Tor uniting all the societies in one fedora
ton, and thus present an unbroken front
against employers. The report of these
representatives will come before the Trades
Union Congress, to be held in Glasgow in
October. Combination on one side will
bring about concentration Of strength on
the other, and the battles of the future will
be conducted on large scale. The main
difficulty to the workingmen viii arise from
the fact that their individual interests are
not the same. There i 10 reason, for ex-
---'',. rhv weavers S. I'D strike because
ed, end the feder-
.--s be an entsIgling
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23
Another Anxious One.

Ii is the Leavenworth TIxEs, now, that
is getting anxious 10 know VIVA, has be-
come Of the subscriptions to the Lincoln
Monument Fund, and also the money that
was given in aid of the Greeley statue, Of
which Dana, Of the New York Sun, vas
treasurer. Just What many a poor fell w
would like to know, but will never be able
10 tell, we iear.-HaputAa .dd,oose.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23
How Q Girl Goes to Bed.

When ''hill" girl retires for the night
now, she first fastens down the win lows of
her boudoir, and opens the door is full
est extent to permit of ready exit in case
OF necessity, then turns up the gas brightly,
cautiously approaches the couch and trem-
blingly looks under the bed then she
shuts and locks the door, looks under the
bed, lays back her back hair, looks under
the bed, turns down the gas, pokes around
under the bed with broom-stick, and at
last jumps into bed with little yelp, and
dreams of burglars all night.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23
TumOf Of Twelve Ycars' Growth
Cured BY Railways ResOlvest.
BEVERLY, Mas, July IS. 1869

BxvRRLY, Mas, July IS. 1853.
De. RApwAY:-I have mad ovarian tumor in the
ovaries and bowels. All the doctors said '.there
~as no be p for it, Itr.ed everything that vas
recommended, but nothing helped rue. say
your Resolveni, and thought you'd Try 1T; hut
had No faith in 1t, because had sa1ered for
twelve yesrs, 4 took six bottles OF the kesolvent
and one tox Of Rad way Pliix, and fwo hotties Of
your Ready Relief, and there is not . sign of tumor
10 % seen or felt, and feel better, Smarter and
happier than have tor t~elve years. The worst
tuner was in the ieti side Of the bowe-, the
groin. write Iris you for the ueneEt others.
You can pab.ish il AZ you cho)ee.
HANNAH p. KNAPP.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23
DIR. C.. ALEXANDER.

(,orner @: Filth Street and Christy Avenue, saini
y Louis, No., with over twenty Years experience
In the treatment Of Private Diseases, guarantees
cure in all cases without the use Of Mercury.
AS-Dr. AeNander's :. Bllsam Of Herbs - IL war-
ranied 10 cure Spermatorrhea SemiH Weakp.- =
In all Its various forms, restores Lost Power AL
Youthful Vigor, when impaired by excesses, ets.
Price, Three Dollars, sent 10 any address.
AS-Dr. A. IS Circular Private Matters - sent
FREE To any address. which Tally xplns The NATURE,
symptoms aud method Of cure OF ali Private and
Delicate diseases in male or Seinale.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23
Kidney & Bladder Complaint

Urinary ard Womb Diseaaee' Gravel, Diabetes,
Drop-y, stopra-e Of water, iIcOniin-nce OF urine,
Br'ghps disc as, a5buriinuria, and IN all csyses
u here there brick-dust deposits, or the water
is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the
white Of an egg or threads nike white silk ihe-e
is morbid dark, bilious appearance, and white
boue dust deposits, and when there rs q pricking,
burning senssti.n when passing water, and pain
In the small Of he tack and along the loins-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23

Il
4 reai estate agent oi 'hls cry VINO Is
largely concerned i'll th- collection OF mer-
camille rsnts, tells me that never before, in
-,r ,-, >. ,aa,, such d;ficrl,v as
-
VI ,ne pay iieii' oi
; d business men oil
IRE Is. lie says there
ing sign as this OF the
nd duil times Ci the
re merely able to pay
small SUMS on accO.int when the Quarters
rent ieil due at the oPening OF last month.
lie mentioned one i5roadway merchant,
with rental oil S2o,ovo year, VINO, on The
lst OF August, had 10 DE- lei on with pay
ment OF 500 on the qusriers account, and
sad there were many DINER cases oil The
same KIND WITHIN his knowledge. line
holders OF broadway and other downtown
business property, VINO USED 10 ne SO string
ent with their tenants, are quite otherwise
IN these times. lhey get what they can, or
take what they gel, ON account lor the time
being, ana take tne resi- In promises 70 pay
when the iall business mas enabled them TO
do so, or as soon as they nave realized the
expected Improvement IN The condition OF
affairs. ihey dare not turn their tenants
out, 1or Their buildings would stand empty,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23
DR.. WHITTIER,

6;7 st. Charles street. ST LOUIS, ~ o.
h.' been te-asr ssgIs.d in spse,i 4 "a
venereai, Sexual ann Chronic Diseases
tan S.y 'thcf p - LcEl4. city
Syphilis. c onorrtioea, cioet, Strictura,
Orcnitls, herr!a, 81 Rupture, 81 Urinary
Diseases i=t syphil.tica- ~ o-cEftai af:ec.
tons ., tie throat, s-In - boues, S- us.:si
Spsrm3torrhcea, Sexual Debility and
tnpOtefoy. ssshe re~1It CT se.T sbtss yssLh.
Isl ether sEd shiy
rfsilcr Of the f,lisv fleets
ssstions, dsSfy. disas.s ~ sigE. essessrs
yPsss On tie zcs physical dsocg, a-s-sson
e.rIns nnarriaKS Improper OF unhappy. -
sboye s,n; ir s-aisd en-etp< for postage stamps
Diseases peculiar TO women, sab ~
Are7o-rh1I Dssrseaor-bx1. ksncr-hcsa. Le2sovhsE
shes Cas~osI. IIseSsss aad iplsesSsIfs r,As
ssnf se1isS Tor stanps Age Win experience
lied 10 sef seiaa trssnS de-.
.nfs OF cases every scluires Sres. SKILL Ply
troStng t,is frequently Pec"n ulsnd persons
COn-i ntial e'nsU.toa. p-r.onsIy or b. leer free -,
i-ycf. Win Is to visit .h- city Cor So
,sd:nes be .! express rali,
CJesto sIraSt-- skere DC exist itis F.-.y
s-ssed. Gcss Lsrs 90. n. 20 Up n. Sundays I'm
n. PeTS1n. 1rytvac IL tss city az hczr nssS
direct &c ,ss o. -. =: nis II ring tie Door Bell
extensive 10 tss eouatry, embracing Reeeptio7 AL
ConGlHfia1 ro-ss, Roardas and sleptnE GplTs1-n's:
d.t;~i ard Yspor Bs'hs actnprehenSive Lss1ratsTy
.s-re all lcIrsc IN the prepared
sni iH, rtat Of all tie !bsa-y, where tLa o.l
latest "A ks o. aii Is o. Seine
iiI.-rst.- Coac ii1'. which Rave ee-4. procured
rom = - r-aHs..=-. q. al Is
ra. in ofa-T H.. IN III rftT. II LtbrsTy :,
y. - :. :. - - -. 800, frs.- Ss aea-s
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23
NEW TosK, Oct. II, 1870.

70 the EtSsisa, Puh4sueIS tOu6isOut tuc
States:
NEW TosK, Oct. II, 1870.
DR. RADwAY.-Desr Sir:-I an induced by
sense OF duty to tbs fesing 70 mike brief STATE
neIf Of the working Of your medicine on my self.
For several years ] bad been Affected With some
trouble in the bladder and urinary organs which
some twelve MONTH sgo eliminated in . most ter.
rioly affecting disease, which the physicians all
said wrs prostate structure In the uretha 50
Inflammation Of the Kidneys I'D bladder, and
gave IL ~ their opinion that my sge-7S years--
would prevent my ever getting radically cured.
I had tired q number OF physicians, ard had taken
Q large qua0tity o medicine, both ailopathic and
Homeopathic; hut hal fOs no relief. had read
OF ast0nishing en,e- having been made BY your
remedies, and some fcur months ago read no.
tice in the Philad. iphis satur ny Evening Post
OF cure having been effected on per.on vso ID
long heen suffering Is hat been. j went iSht OF
and sss soue OF eSh-your -srsapariiian Rcsoi-
vent, eesdy ke.i-f, and Regulating FL's-snd
taking them. In three da-s vas
SrsAiiy relieved. an row eel asweH 8. ever.
c. W. JAMES. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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EUROPEAN ARMIES.
The Strength and Cost ofthe Militar Forces
Of the Old World.

o. the Old Worlo.
Ihaye found in Paris Journal a COM
plete statement OF the military strength of
the various nations of Europe at the present
moment. From the figures Just furnished
have made up the following table:
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ON MARRIAGE.

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anu wegh,-'ieIr Skin and Besutiful
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