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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
QMreklp Gimes
Professor Proctor on AstrOlogy and Super
sfifinn.


Professor Proctor, in ais lecture on As
rrology at Boston Sunday evening, said that
as:rologv was by no means "a contemplate
superstition" '-On the contrary" said he,
81 think that OF al the errors into which
men have fallen, in their desire to pene-
trate into ;gturity, astrology is the most
respectable, one NAV even say the most
reasonable. No other method Of divination
oi which ! ever heard seems worthy to he
mentioned in company with astrology,
which, though erroneous, had a foundation
in thoughts well worthy of consideration" I"
lie explained many Of the rules OF the old
astrologers and their methods of calcula-
ton. Alter considering several curious IL
lUstrations OF the apparent fulilment OF
predictions, astrological and otherwise, the
lecturer showed how these cases and the
influence they exert illustrate Bacon's state
iBent ilIat "Inen marx when they hit, but
never mark when they miss"
in conclusion he congratulated his hear
e.s on tie fact that the science OF our time
j. not employed, as was the science OF old
DAYS To spread superstitious beliefs or OBJ
zeryatiOEs. Il forbear from enquiring here, y
lie said chow much Of what was taught by
the astrologers and wonder-workers Of
Iaald@a and Egypt 10 strengthen their
position among an ignorant supersttlous
people, has come down even 10 our own
day, and not only in matters regarded as
supevstitious, but in some still held in rev.
eTcsce bv many millions OF men. simply
say that it is well ior mankind that the
men oi science Of our day especially those
most ma.isned Tor their outspokenness) are
honest. Wee they leagued 10 deceive the
world by wonder. working, their task would
be an essy enc. To undeceive the world
would he much more difficult, for ninety
nine out of hundred want to be de-
ceiyed"
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
A Story OF Rothschiid.

During one OF the fairs in Paris, some
years ago, Earon james de Eothschild was
a patron. Caancing to pass a stand where
some pretty young ladies were installed, he
said in a bsntering tone: We'll, my dear,
what can do you?" "Ah, Baron" said
one, YOU can give us your autograph
with pleasure" responded the gallant old
baron, III You viii preface il with an agree
able sentiment" SO the young lady, with
out much ado, wrote on dainty slip OF
paper: Il hereby donate TO - chari-
ty ten thousand franks" and the baron i'm
medIateiy signed his name in full, and
smilingly paid the amount 10 the enter
prizing Parisian-Jelrih Messenger.
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The Great Fugitive.

"Bill Tweed" first made his appearance
heIe in Washington in April 1851, as fore
man OF the American Engine company,
No. 6, which was composed OF dsshing
Bowery B'hoys. When he introduced them
to President Fillmore he simply said !:
''The-e are Big Six boys, Mr.. President" )"
When they had left the White House, he
said that his speech was long enough, as
they were as much grander looking than
any other company in the world rs was
Niagara Falls grander than Corton Dam.
la December, 1853, he came here and was
sworn in as the Representative from the
Fifth Congressional District Of New York
in the Thirty-third Congress- During the
two SESSIONS Of that Congress he was reg
ular attendant, voting squarely with the
Democrats, and he made two short speech
es. He also got for relative the job of
supplying cane-seat chairs for the summer
session, and became indirectly interested in
building contract. Many assert that the
Board of public works here was modelled
after that founded by Tweed in New York,
and would have been part of the machi-
merry which was to have elected . Tam
many President Washington Cor. Boston
Io,,yDuI
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DIR. Railways
REGULTlNG PILLS

perfectly tasieles, elegantly coated With svee'
gun, purge, regulate, purify. cleanse, anc
stren. then. Ray ways PiIle, for the cure Of Al
disorders u the stomach, Liver, Bowen, Kidneys,
Bladder, Nervous D'seAsss, Headache. Constipa-
uon, Cosuveaess, tndigs stion, Dyspepsia, tahous-
nco, Bilious Fever, Inflammation o. the Bowels,
Pie, and All DeranGeneno Of the Internal Sisens
Warranted 10 eject . positive cure. Purely
vsgetah e, Containing no mercury, minerals, OF
del~tericus drugs
- Oo.erve the following symptoms resulting
from Dis,rdeis Of the Digestive OrEans
Constipation, Inward Piiea, fuiness Of the Blood
in tn. H.s Acidiiy Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, pisgust os Food, tUlness Of weight
In the stomach, sour Eruptions, sinking or Fius-
tefings IN the Pis Of the Stomach. svimminG ol
the Heed, hurried and Dimcult kreath.ng, Fiut-
tefings a the Heart, Choking suhocasiLg senea-
ton when in L Lying Posture, Dlmness Of Vision,
Dots or Wees b-iore the sight, Fever anu Dull
Pain in the Hood, Deficiency Of Penpir.tion, Yei-
levness of the skin and Eve, PAN in the noe
Chsst, L1hs and Sudden Flushss Of Heat, Bum
Ing in the FieAA.
4 tev dosss Of RADWAYs PILLS vii free the
system, from al ths above named disorder
Price - cent? Per box. Bod By Druegists.
ls.A 'sFAIsE AID rIUk"
Send one lsxter-stanp % railway co. 10
o Warren 81. New YeEk Insoemss.sa ortb
a. ,uaaads vial b sGut -
em3t1nsA onAkV-8
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Prices for Fancy Butter in Boston.

The Boston CuLtiUdtOr speaks of e1amin-
ing Mr.. Sargent's jersey butter, for which
he gets 81 pound last year, SLID. 1t is
put up in small pats b. &. Latham, of
Vermont, gets 60 cents per pound for Jer-
sey butter put up in one-third-pound
pats. G.. Goodhue, of Connecticut, gets 20
cents. Thomas Motley did get 90 cents
for Guernsey butter. In each case the sup
ply is not very large. and the statements of
butter being sold at 81 pound must not
be understood as having any bearing on the
price in the general market.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
THE GRAIN TRADE.
How the Metropolis Proposes to
Rank as a Market the
Coming Spring.
H. ID. Rush to Build a Mammoth
Elevator in the Season.

Leavenworth has not been, heretofore, as
much Of grain market as the eligibility
OF her location and her railroad facilities
would seem to warrant, and as a natural
consequence surrounding towns, with far
less capital to work with, and with hardly
hall the advantages OF direct communica-
ton with the great grain country west OF
us, have monopolized, to a great degree,
this branch Of trade, to-wit: the handling
OF wheat. corn, oats, and grain generally,
and left our city out in the cold. OF late,
however, our monied men and capitalists
have awakened to a sense Of the great i'm
portance of making Leavenworth a market
for the cereals grown in the west, and during
the last few weeks have been taking steps
towards the erection of elevators for the
storage of the same. The initiatory steps
in this direction were taken by Mr.. Joseph
Whitaker and Mr.. Matthew Ryan, both Of
whom have already the necessary arrange
ments almost completed. The latter gen.
tleman will not, however, use his structure
for public storage, but will simply apply IT
TO private purposes but when spring opens
will probably enlarge its dimensions and
do a general elevator business. Mr.. Joseph
Whitaker is now having a fire-proof roof
put upon a portion OF his mammoth beef
PacNins esta, an,: "" -. ,IanS.na
ing aIconinioaation 1, ioi paa;sa
ousheis ., ol gram .ar ihe f,un, =. n.HO ~,a;',
iAiiroau wiz run . siu H. N t.;n.
!ine " 'n1 nous anu 90 asa ~ ~, n,,
ihs anu ios aPPA Ill l. -. tar tr
anu Pu' ih WI Ai"' ''oei' AVA
'uei''e''
i"o NL"
are now on the taps, one OF which iaE
Times has had occasion to speak oil a short
time since the other Is OF but recent date,
but is a certainty, and active operations
will be begun IN the spring. A short ume
ago Messrs. John klrch, ID. W; fo"ers W.
T. Borland and two or three other genue-
men, made known to the Clty Councii that
II was their intention TO construct an eieva-
tor, and petitioned that honorable BODY TO
make the taxes upon the same az hght as
possible. Since that time little or nothing
IN the way OF active operations mas been
done, the coming on OF winter preventing
the contamination OF the plans.
THE LATEST PRoJpCr
:. ofu n p,sh T., n,orr;.,o, of
a.. N,n;,or MILL wbo ,ronoses =. soon =.
,he s,,e;n,, o,,.ns - ban he cons,ruc,;on
ot 81 .iae.,pr ;r,n,.J;.,.Iv cast Of hi. mill
\ 80 o.n.o;,v 81 i,on, lnO oOO 10 IN,
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A Kansas Democrat.

Col. Isaac Eaton is in Washington, at
tending the meeting of the National Dem
ocrat'c Committee, of which he is a promi-
nent and influential member. The people
OF Kansas who imagine tha, Col. Eaton is
without influence are sadly mistaken
There Is no Democrat in Kansas 50 well
and favorably known among prominen,
Democrats throughout the Union as Col,
Eaton.-hdasas Cijy Times, lih.
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An Important Bill.

Mr.. Ingalls,, OF Kansas, has introduced |,
very important bill into the United State,
Senate. Its object is to deprive railroad
companies of the subterfuge By which they
have long succeeded in escaping taxatiou
on their lands. The passage of this act will
be great advantage to those sparsely pop
ulated and comparatively poor States and
Territories in which there are large extent,
OF those heretofore untaxed railroad lands
1t viii add materially and sensibly to their
revenues llspr,r T;ib,,gc
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
Modern Devotion.

As two stylish worshipers, in velvet and
fur, came tripping out of a swell-froni
church, presided over by a swell minister,
on a swell avenue, the other Sunday, the
ollowing conversation actually occurred
-Ies-his sermon-wasnt it too sweet
foranything
"les-and his closing benediction-
wasn't it darling?"
And teetering into tee:ering carriage,
drawn by teetering horses, the teeterins
devotees teetered off. And oh-my! and
dear me
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A Ire msndous Hog.

The big hog Of this or any other season
passed along the street Monday evening
en- route to the slaughter pen. He weighed
AS pounds, and looked as big as he
weighed. He was raised by Mr.. Samuel
Anderson, on Beaver creek, in this county,
and was sold by him TO Giles Y. Buford 4
Co., of our town. He was a monster, and
attracted more than an averge share of at
tention from street passers and shopkeepers
Giasgo,o (Ky.) Times
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
An IMPOkfARf LETTER

frsm promineat gentleman and resident of Gin.
cinnst, Ohio, Tor the past forty years veil kno
70 the nevspaper publisner tn rouShout the United
etAtes:
NEW Yeax, Oct II. 1870.
On. RADWsY.-Dear sir:-I an induced By
sense OF duty 70 the suffering 70 mske bFiel state
ment Of tbe WORKING Of your medicine On nyssf.
Fer several years I had been Affected With some
troable In the bladder and urinary organs which
some twelve MONTH sGo eliminated IN . most tar.
ribly affecting disease, which the physicians all
said vn prostatic structure in the uretha - aiso
iAAAnnattsa Of the kidsevs and bladder, and
gave IL - their oPinina that ny age-73 years-
vssld prevent ny ever sssung radically cured.
had tined . numbsr OF phys,cians, and had taken
. large qusatity d nedintne, both silopathie and
heo9epsanie; bat had eos no relisl. had rsad
Of asssniahiDg eafea having been made BY your
Soediea, and some four months ags resd . no-
tice in the Philsds lphia Satur ~ Evening Post
Of cure having bseo eeeeted on . peson vhs hid
long been sanring . 4 had beea. l went ne ht oG
and 90 soas q eo.h-your ,arapsriilian Resol-
ssnt, Aesdy ks,ief. and 2esuIaiibg Pii,s-and
oomnsecea taking them. In three ds, sas
greatly relieved, ant nov eel % yell - ever.
c. ". JAMES. Cincinnati, OhiA
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23

An Eastern paper reprints an account
OF the gorgeous wedding of Tweed's second
daughter, in 1S1-an affair remarkable
for the barb.ric magni6cence with which it
vas celebrated, and interesting in that the
list OF donon OF the half million dollan'
worth OF presents comprised so many poll
ticians then on intimate terms with the
"Boss, and still high in the Tammany
councils.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
Champion Hogs in Missouri

Mr.. n. Ii. Gentry will coon add to his
stock farm near Sedalia the imported SOW
Royal Duchess, for which he paid $500
Sovereign Lady at 5000, which is also i'm
ported, as we'll As the male hog Lord Liv.
erpool, for which he paid 500. This LOT
of hogs have won the first prizes wherever
shown. They were purchased in Canada.
st. Louis Rep,biioan.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23

Theodore Thomas has accepted the ap-
poin'ment of musical director of the Gen.
tennial opening ceremonies, which is 4
guarantee that the musical feature of the
affair will be properly attended to. Mr..
Thomas own orchestra will be increased to
any required proportions, to form the
nucleus of the mammoth band,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
Preysnting Another Guibord Case.

QUEBEC, December l0.-In the House To-
day Mr.. Ouiment introduced bill to pre-
vent all conflict between the religious and
civil authorities in regard to the Roman
Catholic cemeteries of the province. The
effect Of the bill is to provide that it shall
be the absolute privilege of the ordinaire of
diocese to indicate the place where Cath
olics are to be buried in the Catholic Gem
eteries of the province.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
What We Weed.

The Leavenworth TNEs has way of
saying "the right thing in the right place"
1t says: "What We need most are facilities
for keeping the grain in the country, such
As are furnished by factories and mills,
rather than facilities for taking it away,
even at . nice profit to few monied mid
dle-men. County Famer.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23

A Mexican paper says tha; a Mr.. Ger
ding, who has been prospecting in tha,
country Tor cabinet woods, has discovered
three varieties of the walnut-white, red
and b.ack-in great abundance. OF these
the black Is the most valuable, az it is cur
ly IN grain and as fine as the European or
South Sea Island wood.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
Our bachelor friend BilfIiu

Our bachelor friend Bilfkins, with
tears of anger in his orbs Of vision, and q
valice in his hand met us the other day
and said he was going to Patagonia. He
said he had stood all he could at the
hands Of the women; and when they BE-
gan to teach foundling TO lisp his name
then il was time to leave.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
DIR. C.. ALEXANDER

Norner Of Einh Street and Cbristy Ayenue S,in,
~ Louis NO. with over twenty years experience
In me treatment OF Private Diseases. guarantees
cure in all eases without the use Of Mercury
ke-Dr. Alexsnder's - Balsam OF Herbs q is war
ranfed TO cure Sperrnatorrhea Semi aal weakness
In all Its various forms, restores Lost Power and
Youthful Vixor. when impaired by excessss etc.
Price. Three Dollars, sent 10 any address.
46-Dr. A. s Circular Private Matters ~ sens
FREE 10 any address. which fully the nature
symptoms and method Of cure of all Private and
De !cate diseases In male q female.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
The Great csliferpia Raos.

SAN FRANcpoo, December l0-The ques.
ton Of the $4,000 race is again revived.
Some member, Of the Jockey Club say that
it will come of on December 25th, if the
weather remains favorable. Other members
say that it has been indefinitely postponed.
The horses are not in training. They are
still suffering from episootic.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
The Death Of q Csntsnariau

Mrs. Ann Coogan, of 325 Second street,
Jersey City, died Thursday, at the age Of
one hundred and one years. She was the
eldest woman in the city, and probably in
the State. She was born in ireland, and
until within few days enjoyed excellen,
healthy y. San.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
The Devil Bothered ,

Hammond, Moody, Sankey, and a half
dozen other revivalis;s are congregated in
Philadelphia, and the devil scarcely kuoxs
which way to turn.-Iopeka Blcde.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
Tuner Of Twelve Years. BreWth
Cured BY Railways Resolvent.

bENBkLr, MHss, July 10, ISoJ.
Da. RApwAy:-I have had ovarian tumor in the
svaries AID bowels All the coctors said ''there
vas no help for it, Iu'-d everything that sss
recommended, but not,ing helped me. l saw
hAd no faith in il, because had suffered for
twelve yean, 4 TOOK six bottles of the kasoiven;
nd one box Of kadway's Pills, and two bottles Of
your Ready Relief, ana there is not sign of runor
70 be seen or felt, and feel better, Smarter end
happier than have ior twelve years. 1he worst
tuner vas in the left side Of the bowels, over the
groin. write this 10 you for the benefit es Others.
You can publish II II you chooee.
HANNAH, p. KNAPP.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23

Humphreys Homeopathic
Specifics

A FAMILY MEDICINE CASE is Icn.iiy accession.
You must have something 10 give for a cold, ,ot q
headarhe, dIarrnes, rheumatism, u.urxlyis
toothnche, Group, whoOpiGg cough. or other of n.
hundred Ills that are sure TO come. ForeWarred
is foresrmei. You have il in \ case of HUMfH-
Rsl - l. I-OMGoPAIHICS SPECIt ICs. sfmple-
90 you can make no mistake; rea1y-so you need
not wait; saie-so you NAV act earlessiy; efficient
so you feel Confident. Medicines thai cure but
do not kill that save, bu; do not destroy.
No. Cures Price in Bsres. Cent?.
=" fesern, Congestion, Inflammation IS
% worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic.. Is
- Ssyiog-Coiic or Teeihins Of Infants. 25
" D'arshRs, Chiidr.n or Aduit,. p
4" Hysentesy, Griping, Biiioue CoIie.. 25
bOse' ~.Norbus, Vomiting 25
g c0xhs, Colds, Boon. hits tis...-.. Is
;" Ee0.Ssgta, TOothaehe, F.ceAchs.-.. IS
He" "oscnes. sick Headache, Vertigo 25
10 - EJ spepsSa, Bilious Stomaeh--... 25
ii suppressed or Irregular Periods. 2S
II LeucOrrh~a, TO Pr"fus- Periods. -
IL Group, Cough, Df4cuu Bre.thIng IS
"a Er0psfOn., SAT- Rheum, Ers 81 pells. 25
Is - Rss~asnati.D, Rheumai ic Pains.. s5
l5 Fever AID Ague, Chiiis, Fever Agues. so
IL - 1'tses, 81 nd or Bleeding .. So
IS 0PbaS1Oy, and sore Weak Eyes SO
y eafarsh, acute or chronic, Influenza 80
20 Wh"oping.cO0Kh, Violent Coughs So
q As'hn.a, Oppressed Brsathing.--...-.. SC
Y lar si~cearges, Impaired H.arng 50
2S . srrOfuta, Enlarged Glands Sveliinss. so
"a :" GEM raj Debility, Physi al Weakness so
Is % Sea Aick meas, S.ckness irom Eldiny. 50
Y % h ksdosy Disen.e. Gravel....-..-- So
2s SerSoos Debility, Involuntary
% Eiscnaises i 90
- sore M0osh. tank 'r.......-.-.-.-.-..- 50
80 90 Crioary Weakness. we;ting I'D. 50
81 '' Paiuf"i Periods, HysteIiA........ 30
- NuferinSA & Change OF Life........ l 70
81 Epilepsy, SPssps, st. Vilus Dance %
81 ptphshesla, liberated Sore throat So
SS Chronic CODge-tioss and Erup-
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Every drop of the Sarsapariliisn Resolvent COM
municstes through the blood, sweat, urine. and
othe fluids and juces of the system, the sigor OF
iiie for repairs the wa-tes Of ihe bodv siIh
and sound material : roiu.s, syphilis, Con-
sumption sraLduisT disease, u GERS IN the throat,
mouth iuniors, Nodes IN the glands and other
part. Of he system, hsre eyes, strumorous dis
charges from The ears, and the forms Of SIX n
diseases. erupiions, fever sorss, scad head ring
~eTIn, salt rh-urn, erysipeas, acne, black spots
sorms In the flesh, tunois cancsTs in the womb,
and all weakening and painful discharges, night
sw-ats loes Of sperm and ali wastes Of the LIE prin-
ciple, are within the curative range Of his wonder
of modern chemistry, and aays use Will
prove TO any person usDg it for either OF disease
It's potent power To cure them.
Hthe potent, daily becoming reduced by the
raster and decomposition what Is continually pro-
gfessing, succeeds in arresiins these wastes, and
repairs the ssune with new material made from
healthy b0od-and this The Sarsaparrilian will and
docs securs-s cure Ia cerlaih Tor when once this
remedy comm. noes il work Of purifcation. and
succe DIS In diminishing the lose Of wastes, it
pain will be rapid, and every day the paIent will
feel himself gro wing better ard stronger, the food
food dige-tins be ter, appetite improving aad hesb
and weight increasing
Bot only does the Barsaparil ian Rcsoivent excel
ali known remedical agents in the cure Of Chronic,
scrvfulous, constitutional and Skin diseases but
1t il the only positive cure for
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
Kidney & Bladder Complaint

Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, stoppage Of water, incontinencs Of urine,
Brighps disease, albuMinuriA, and IN all cases
where there brick dust deposits, or the water
is:t hick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the
white OF Al cgg, threads ike ~ hie slk, there
10 . morbid dark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposits, and when there is . pricking,
burning sensation when passing water, and pain
In the snall Of the back and along the loins.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
FEVER AND A0UE.

Fever and Agae cured for hfty cents. There is
Hot remedial .gent In the world that will cure
fever and sgue, and all other malarious, bilious,
seariet. typhoid, yellow and othe, fevers taided
Fifty Radvay's Pills. 30 quick Red ray Ready
Relief. Fifty cents per Bottle.
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on MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the efeet Of
errors and Abuses in early life Manho d re-
stored In eii nent. 70 M-rDge rernov. d. Ne
method q rrsa ment New Id & marksbie rsn-
ed;es Books and C.rcul<Is sent &c, IN se-lsdsn.
veloPea. Addres,
l1s =. Ninth ST., Philaddphia Pa.
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Rejoice the hearts:of the Old Folks with
Centennial Collection for Old Folks
Concsrts. 10 cts. By E. Tourjse.

Glaiden your sabbsth School by Introducing
Skinaa River One of the sveeses song books.
Order the above books Of any Of the principal
music dealers, or by mail, lenclosiDs retail price,
Of
OLIVER DirseS CO. cHls T. pgIsoH Z CO. !.
Boston. IN Gduay. Meu York
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The Kansas Land and immigrant Association.


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of fande;
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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23

Res. ores 0asr. prevents Baldnes and r.-
moves bsndrut. finries F,eckIe-, Ian, Birth.
AarHs and other I'm! IrtIe- the sealp and SKIN
sure~ q atase00s Dfseases sch ss ,aun-
Ice. Wounds, Burns and BArter's Itch, AIeo
Ca-arfh, Chapsd or Crxcted Ha.ds Fro Bites-
Cni1biails, letter, s!s hheum, kneuMstisa and
Pilr-
ke0dess lhe NkiD 90OOsh, clear a.d
healfay, and il excellent for Gle nsnx the IseIh.
imPanhs pleasant odor 70 the mouth and sweet
pes- 10 The breath. SOLD 6Y eR0CE6S AND
bau66iSIS. opl20-eoti~3I
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23
The Great Blood Purifier.

strong aud Pure Rich BIood-Incr-sse ot Flesh
and weiSat-Ciear Skin and Reautifu;
Complexion secured 10 ali.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23

DE- EOHASNANs -ybeKTABEy CURATIVE. mr.
mansny cures All forms Of Spermasrhea or Seminal
Wenkuess in fromtwo % time II reserrs
LoS rowef asd erines back ne youthful vgsr
Hho nave osloyeo 10 ov sexual prlcuerr
This remedy hss been ssed by DR. his ID ate
Pras:ee for thirty and has filled eur
Ing ever n the worst eases Pce Five Dollars sen, 10
address free from observation
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FAMILY CAsES.

FAMILY CASES.
No
1. With 30 Large three Drerhm via,s
ROSEWOOD CASE, and ha@pnress'
hom0Og atls1e 0entUr New Bpok)l2 90
2 With 3n 0PGe AFeeDPaehm Vials
MOkOCCO CASE, and Specific Homepath-
&c Manual (smali Book 1000
s. With ~ Large hree Dsarh1Viass
AokOCCO ,AsE, and Specific HomePsth-
=. with 20 largo Three sbFaehm
Sfass, HORDCCO CASE, and specI6c
homeopathic Manual ual....-.........-.....-...-.5O 90
S. With 10 Laepe lhPee Dsachm
Sfsls- PAPER CASE, and speciEc
Homeopathic Manual .........-....- .......5 %
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-23

DE- BOHANNASS Vegetable syphilis Cure 10 var-
rsuied 70 perma nea.y rS1PHL1S- in .tazrs and
me lst Nesge Of SyPhilaic poison from the
s Those having the disease lnrtng in their bloed
eaea IRON observation in its eoasuicnal fors
jeopsrdninz the health and happiness OF well
e sst oftheir ospr shoud inmediatey this me-
Sen; y stdress.