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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30
4 NEW IDEA. The Walia Walls

- NV IDEA ne w AHA W All9
tai5a ficse-;b-s : ncx STYLE OF box
cars now Icing bull. for the W " i
{. z. X. The idea originated wi,h Dr..
Baker. the Railroad King" OF that SEC
ton, and the car. are built after the
following manner 4 frame work IS
constructed On platform car. this is
then covered with 8 hgh. wooden
roof. Heavy csnva.s Is stretched
around the framework, completely en-
closing the Car. This makes box-car
at once light. servioeable ard cheap,
which. with good spark catcher 70 the
locomotive, is a. safe IS q wooden car.
For the transportation Of good which
are extra hazardous DR. Baker is max
ing movable panels. which Cal Dr. at
tachcd to or removed from the frame
work of the car In moment. By this
device be saves 8, leAs, oue-.hird Of tie
weight, and constructs a car =, abou.
half the expense Of an ordinary Blk
car. Then. too, by removing the can
vass or siding splendid stock car Is
made BY pattIng Ia seats and remov-
ing a portion Of the canvas side, \
comfortable oi~n passenger ear h
made
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Mons I.rour WANTED. We hay

Mons I.I0ur WANTED We have
heard number Of complaints ofla.c IN
regard "a the street lamps being put
out too early in the morning. There
are large number of mechanics and
lahoring men residing IN the upper por
uen Of the city. who are Obliged to
come down town before daylight IN or
der 10 commence their days labor At u
seasoaahle hour, and they find it very
disagrceable and even dangerous 10
pick their way along through the dark
over the sidewalks. many of which are
ia an unsafe condition where street i'm
ptovements are going on. and where
they are in need Of repair. For the
benefit Of this class Of citizens. who. 10y
the way. constitute . large portion Of
our population. the street lamps should
no, he ext.nguls.sed until daylight, The
difference in the amour of gas burned
would N ,ri,ling. and the present short
winter days viii soon he NJ an end.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

lcE On TIE COLI ugi4-The Walla
Walls jAt,H states that the last boat Of
the season lett Wal.uls on Thnr.dsy
morning the 2l>t inst for down the
river. II states also that ON the Sat
nrday evening previous the ice had
formed along the shore extending out
into the river sixty or seventy feet, and
so thick that it was broken with diff
Guilty before the boat could land and
the steamboat men fearing that they
would be frozen in hurried matters up
and put back early the next morning
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- The schooner Reporter on her
way from san Francisco brought up =
large amoIn, IF freight for Mr. I. L.
Freeman. Of the Seattle Variety Store.
The 10. make very fine display IN
his esta bii.hmeL,. IL includes al rs
sortment Of glass. crockery and earthen
ware. mirrors, etc We noticed in his
window some very handsome vases,
silver candle sticks, etc. than which no
pre'tier ones can 10 found in the city
He intended these for the Christmas
trade; but as they arrived too late he
expects there will be dem and for tn lem
for New Years present.
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II Remember Prof. Steinwyes

u Remember Prof. Stein ge's
Grand New Year Ball. 10 lie held Al,
Ye-lcr's Hall on Monday evening
next. The best Of music will be pro-
vided. and il is intended 10 be mos,
complete in all those appointments re-.
quisite for grand terpsichOrean diver
,iss-ment In consequence of its taking
place 80 5000. the usual Saturday
.so.ree ~ Reings Hall will be dispersed
this evening.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

In PaoBATE.-In the matter Of the
estate of Joseph +. Morrill,, deceased,
Gustavus A. Morrill,, the brother Of the
deceased, being the person entitled by
law thereto. was appointed admisis-
traitor. and gave bond in the sum of
$1,000, with j. s. McCalistcr, W. II.
Bow. aud B l.. Johns. ss surc,ies.
Larrabee X Hall are the attorneys for
the est.tr.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

commenced on The cana at the Cascades
last week by Captain Baton and lii.
party Of surveyors. This is good news
.or the people Of Eastern Oregon and
Astoria Ab-ut three weeks SINCE two
men who gave their names respectively
a. Mason and Castleman, came into
town, and sold 10 A. Scholl. one ofo.r
principa! butchers. FIVE head of steers.
The cattle, it turns out, were driven
from the other side Of Snake River. and
were stolen. The rightful owners sub
sequen;ly came % town. and on reprs-
senting the facts 10 Nh Scholl. he paid
them for the cattle second time. One
of the thieves IS now under arrest 1t
Colfax, and We presume will De dealt
With as the law directs. WdtcAmra.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

COUNTY BooKs-Mr. Pumphrey re-
osive,i by express last evening from
San Francisco full set Of bank '>oks
.or Wha,com County. whUt were of
ticiailv ordered . few weeks age. Mr.
Humphrey Is dong An extensive bust
ness Ia the stationery line. and parties
who wan, anything Of sha. kind iiud
they can do equally ss we'll by oEisr
ing of him - by sending ~ Portland
ar San Eran.isco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

1 Mr.. F. IL. Perkins, of Lewis
river. i building floating sawmill.
He uses a raft of logs 81 by is feet in
size. on which 10 rear the structure. 1t
will he u complete mill when finished.
having set of double circular SAWS,
planning mill, edger, etc. The work
WAS commenced on the north fork of
Lewis river. but has been Hoatcd out
into the Columbia TO receive the ma
chinery.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

NJ. + CmuKcn.--Preaching to-mor-
row ut II \. N, by Rev. 4. Atwood.
Watch light service rs follows Preach
ing at 1r. ": concert of sacred
music. consisting of solos. Duets, quar-
tettes and full choruses. at $50, to b.
followed 10y prayer and praise meet
ing All are invited.
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- Mr. Bow recently purchased ia
Oregon "A fine four year old colt, OF the
Bell founder strain. which weighs
Zoo p,ands. He is now patting the
col. through u course of training and
claims that he will make something
extra
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

81 The Bellingham Bay MAJ states
that IN effort will soon be made TO Sc
cure the extension Of the Nootsack
mail route through To Sumas. b, e..
This it claims will greatly facilitate the
transit Of mai, between Whatcom coun-
" ard the Fraser Valley country
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

sfs~ The \ ictorls Co}oRist states that
shallow disgings. which pay 80 Per
day 10 the hand have been discovered
on Willow river. into which William
creek falls From latest advices. IL says
the weather continues mild in the Carl
boo country, and mining operations still
60 on
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

80 The ship Washington Libby,
mich recently arrived below from
China. WAS lowed into this port by the
Goliah yesterday She will load part
II with So.ttl" and partly with Renton
coal
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Satp rlpr uc~ four -sSoiy Building:
belonging te NJ Stay an3 c,hers, Vas
sl.d Yesterday iar Sc 900 ~ Mr. Pou-
tiuz H. cin;einplates making some
improvement, there. and having the
binding occupied soon
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

- The little town Of Dayton, the
county seat Of Columbia county, is pick
ing up radidly. we learn from the Nesss.
The adjustment Of the county seat ques-
ton, the writer thinks. has had Q ten
dcncy to revive matters there. Quite
a number Of buildings are in process of
construction and the outlook indicates
that Dayton is going To be "some pump
k,nS' after all
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

- Sleigh riding is all in vogue IN
the Walla Walls country now. and the
delinquent school boy shambles along
TO school with his sie;! IN hand, keep
ing vigilant all the while for some
passing sleigh behind which he can
take A tow
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

- The Yosng Peoples Prayer
Meeting society met 10 receive Mr.. aud
Mrs {. u Yourg, on the arrival Of
the Aida la.' evening The enter
tainuient during the cveuin. consisted
IT music ard supper
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

tS~ The new steamer Messenger
came in yesterday afternoon about )
o'clock. She brough, large numl~r
Of passengers and some freight The
,nas, peculiar thing aloa. the steamer
Is her whistle. which - altogether aif-
ferent from ,ha, of any other steamer
on The Ssuna
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

t. The Sunday afternoon meeting
Of the Young MeaS Christian As>,-cis
ten will I've held in the hall q the
Stacy hsii,ding. ca Front street, to-nor-
rr,w 4. 2 o'clock
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

l.V The steamer Comet went up
White River yesterday morning loaded
with freight. consisting Of merchandise
for the farmers up country.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

t. Mr.. W. Il. Jamie son has just re-
ceived from san Francisco by express.
. fine lot of new goods for his estsb-
lishment. II is firs.-class holiday
stock in the jewelry line, and includes
some superb New Years presents.
Call and see them.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

The steamer Eliza Anderson left
here yesterday for Olympia, where she
will be hauled up. Whist Is to be done
with her eve ntually 10 not known.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

~ The North Pacific came in about
o'clo.k Yesterday afternoon. from
Victoria. with - passengers for THIS
place. ana +. considerable amount Of
freight. She lei, immediately there
after for Olympia.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

u The water in Duwamish River
which has been very low for some weeks
past. has isen two feet in the last
two days
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL. HOTEL.


A 4 Cohen. Portland b F Young
and wife, Puysllup ID 4 Mcmillan.
Olympia. X Staples. l. Il Decker, J
plumner. City; J \ Swan, Port Town
send q Herp, + Wiles. Olympia;
Levi smith. White river VIM Miles,
Newcastle. John Reddy. Port Gamble,
James Bush. Squak; X Il Cochran.
wifc and children. Eugene City
NEW ENGLAND.
|. & Lowell White River, c keith,
John Hclssro,pe, W + Fullard. City;
] A Gloss IN, Port Ludlow VIM Far
rel. Minneapolis: James TulN. Maine;
|. ] Bruce. Wildly Island; Mrs Taylor,
and family, Victoria; ] A Oliver, San
rranci>oo; Il Msdden and wife. Port
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

~ The people Of Orcas Island pre-
pose TO petition to the Postofiice De-
partment for another pos.office II is
evident that they need il.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

H-Rev. ID. n. Utter. Unitarian,
will deliver hi. -con1 lecture on Oar
Tomorrow evening. at seven
o'clock.
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Look At THIs.-To those that are
suffering with the Piles. They can be
cured by the Wightman Process, by c.
Il. Farleman. ut the Occidental Hotel.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-30

SuALL-rox. keliy's Carbc,ine isthe
most oertsin preventative for all con-
tag,ous diseases such as small pox,
diph,beris. &c. Sc For sale only by
NJ A. Kelly. 4 Co.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-05
TIE FAIR.

Our people are beginning to take com.
mendable interest in the coming fair. and
there is now a good prospect OF first rate
display in the fine arts hall. This build.
ing has been put in perfect repair, and
made thoroughly water proof, SO that those
who take articles for exhibition need have
no fears Of them being damaged by rain.
A large number of our merchants and
manufacturers have agreed TO make dis
plays Of their wares, and nearly all the
others in town will doubtless do Likewise
There is good feeling toward the eHhibi-
tion in all quarters, and the chances are
now in favor Of one Of the beat shows we
ever had in the county. The proposition
to have = general holiday one day during
the fair, and an illumin alton in the even
ing, is received with ia, or by everybody,
and will no doubt be done Altogether We
shall doubtless be able to present aitrac-
tions enough to draw a large number Of
strangers to the city. All that is required
is very little effort, to make the occasion
q grand success.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-05
Posr-oFFIcR CHANGES IN Kansas

During the week ending September 80
1876, furnished by VIM. VanEleck, O
the Post Office Department
Offices Established-Birley, Chase Coun
ty; Vim. II. Birley, P. N.
Discontinued - Millersburg, Cherokee
County.
Pos,masters Appointed-Big Bend, Phil
lips County; David Landrelh. PO,ters-
burgh, Lincoln County, Henry Hario~.
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not AFRAID.

The Dodge City Times isn't at ali
alarmed a, the idea of putting the Sioux
into the Indian Territory, although Dodge
will probably be nearer the savsges than
any other white settlement. On the con-
trary, it sees business" in the operation,
and says:
With five or ten thousand energetic red
men in the Indian Territory Immediately
south Of us, Dodge CITY would be an an
dian point" ~ we'll a. cattle point
and bigger bonanza we could No, ask for.
Give US IIdians,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-05

The Cincinnati Enquirer, a paper which
shouts for Tilden and reform, said OF the
great reformer on June Sd, before he
was nominated:
sTilden's surroundings are bad. IL elect
ed he nouid take to the White Hosus The WORST
SCI OF POLITICAL Jo1RIKs AND THIEVES erT
seea IN Washington.
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Electricity is LlfG--IS Health
Pa0li'S ElGCtlo-V Olta!c Chain Belt.

INlNEs continuous current Of Gle TRICKY
NJ without shocks, psrmeatss and vita izes The
eaiire systtm, increases the circulAt on, aids
Iigestion, regulates the secretions, tones up
"a. nervous centres and cures chronic and Dtr-
. 'us diseases where AL other remedies have
failed II Il endorred by IN. most eminent ply
sicians In Europe and Americs Send for ram
phlets and stimoniAls AddTes.
PAOLI BELT CO.. IL Uni"b square Y.
70 Box 3o Say what paper.
70 the fsfeiltgenf PsbIic:
Beware Of cOuntsrfe'ts. Quaekery and imr"s-
tors The PzoII kIeciro-Soltsic Il ain Belt
. the only genuine patented belt In the United
Sestes and Canada and Ne warn the incfedu-
sJus TO beu Are Of counterftits .. sm- ubprin-
apted psrtis. in TINS ami oSh cities are using
Dur name and trade mari tor the purpo-e Of de-
;eptl - and TO foist up,a public worthless
a<tlcle.
B. All csmmunic- ton. relating TO the cit
ssoatd BE- sddressed only 10 ue oilee Of the
solf Bit Co., u Union square. New York.
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| doe. she now own any properly The title o:
.hich, or the ownership 81 which, wa. ever
/ ,IIrectiy or indirectly IN me. She was pee,
tsSsed OF property, real and persor al, at the
date OF our marriage She held and Owned
real estate and PERSONAL property II Medina
New York, which was bonght and paid 1or
| long before the hfm oil Hill, Anthony " "a.
Was organized or thought OIL Ibis property
was never enhanced In Value, nor increased
In KIND oy contributions from NE since tne
org An,La'lon OF sueh nfn pnring the war,
TINS properly lsai ana personal, was SOLO al
p'lVate, and al pubic eaie, siter having
been puDiciy advertised In the papers Of
| me Nty Oh hoches,ef, ACC otner placss con
uguous 'nefe,o, anu She PI"ces'' 'hero',
invested IN Sni!eo STATES pono., OF o'hei
Scuri,ier, anu TINS u'noI. tue interference
OF Pio.es' u any human ICING
p oowe Vi 'De uEnu We" oio ~
hahsss sou'e n?u, ~ . :. anu
mA, nH'e 81 Az ne .n - ~
ny, oluoe n -
ing mace speciai oePoei. N '1 ne: r'fs' VA,
o DN u
VIC! ieuau uu'ii soiu anu -,
49, poy' re
IN ''''' az" '''e' ""'o' '1""'e
s.,
in ;"t..a"no ING. We. s
:, VI sc"e liisi .,., VI V"s, VI u
n s.t :" ~. ~ IIJ-, P",
terry of Light Artillery
All such insinuatioDs or charges are ma
liciously and wickedly false. There is
nothing IN my h!e-acts oil when ieei SO
-. II - nv conn,,r 10 IL, -
"a 10 -, fJ.nos "a 80 IN nan
n nau III ,,ndo. ~. .nn1 -
md M. 49, sona5, ~ sv,ds H.. Inv
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NV - Is -, ~ "a,,-aI -;
hn,inn ~ cnmnanv fnnds ,hs, 20 No, n.;d
ON, n The ;n,.rss, and To- The nn,n..I inr
- - - ooi,an,sd Pr ~.
- o.. H. H.. h. ,na H. oann.o,;an
- "a h.,,a 49, 80, a, ;.',o.a..J -
",,n - ;,s 49, s, "a ;,s 49, ~
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herax;,b
The letter. of Generals Ord Rarrv and
-, 80 :, .nsw.r 70 rsonss, 81
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10 the Public.

Hon. Joseph Bauserman, desires us to
say that he will not be a candidate for ST.
perintendent of Public Instruction, under
any circumstances whatever
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MEDICAL.

-
q Hsae, ssrI yin seeak sGsxceue1s
pssvs tnasf icisS r.. v.,...... Pa.
Osssssye:. Has 6esn in - over dizzy
years, snd for cleanliness ana promps Gun.
tive virtues cannot Be exceIled.
f:adss E1traet. Aecsdents, Ar.ise.,
Csas0sesss, Cus., S0r.iss. arc relieved
li'nost instantly b external spplicat,on.
s %Ti sss'es pan: 2. s. 8: s s:1
Ddls, feiesss Csrle, etc. Arrest. In
almatio1, reduees swei,ineA 500 bleeding.
.rn,ve. d.seoI2..tsons and heals rspiily.
In the 6scE and Ioins, fulness and press;ngpain
IN the hesd. rsoscA, vertigo.
d llDeolAneA it has no equal An kiods Of u.
promptly e,.ed Fsrsr dsAails N book accom-
Slfs-Ssi.A0 Iaseiiae-mese prompt relief
aad ready cure No e..e, however chronic or
vAa,eese vElpA-kis the only cure eu!e fog
sd.t-e-s'ny ssd dangerous condition.
u9asy eiSfAss&-t has no equal for 1erms-
Ns:9iuo from any csnse. For this Il a she.
eihc. II hiss saved hundreds Of lives when all
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
,,, ncs.; y ,.:.acs, I:nes sna eles~he.e.
ss sns often ;es
manently erred.
PHYSICIANS Of IN schools who are sequ.ln,ei
VIA 81 w itro ERECT nv
ommend il il their practice. Wehaye leJtersor
eonmeHds,ion from hundr,isof Physician,
many Of whom order !: Tor use In their own
Practice. In addition 10 the foregoing, thy
order its u a Tor SWeI.iseD Of al hints
Qut.sy, sore Throat, lanauael Tpn- ia,
tnple and chronic DiarrbGa, C.u.rrt
Qor which IL Is . specific, Chiiblnius, FreS..
ed Feet, Stings Of Insects, MesauiscS.,.
ETC., CkApped Hauda, Eace, and inds,e3
I'll nsnE sr OF skin q seasee
1silkI U3k. -Renoves Soreness, Reschves>
and snnrtiRg; ieals Cut-, Erups,oee
and Ri1rirs. II rerir-- tnvi,oru >. AID -.
J.ahe, while wonderfully improving tho
70 faRmkas.--Pend's Extract. No stoc:s
Breeder, no Livery Man Can aifor,i to be vithort
II II Is used by az the Leading Livery Stables
Street Railroads ard st Horsemen IN New
York City II has no equalfnr Spruins, Hsr.
meas O. Saddle ChahnrS, ssiGnr.,.-
Scratches, SweGsnas, 4 usa, L.rerutior.,.
Eiasdsnx, fleunOnia, Coiic, Ninvrh.,,
CEilis, ColsLs, etc Its range of sction ia y a.
and the relief 10 affords is 50 prompt ,h.t !: r.
invaluable IN every Farm-yard NJ we'll ,s =,
ever Farm house. Let il be tried once. and
Won VIII never be withoutH
GAyIioN.-Po0dss Extract has been initiated
Inc genuine article has the words Ponsi,s Es,-
tract blown in each bottle. Ii 10 prepared ~
ihe only pers~-> living who ever knew how
10 prepare Z PROPERLY. Refuse all other pre-
partitions Of WITCH Haz,l This is the eniy
article used by Physicians, and In the ho.;,r
taIs OF thi. cornf-y and Europe.
ESIcaI AID vSt1 %. PodO'S EY;nAeT.
ID pamphlet form, sent free ON appliclflon *
Po1s ss, Mt A1s PEI COMPANY, IS MAIDEN
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DR.. C.. kclANE'S
PILLS.

These Pals are not recommended a.
remedy for = all the lis that flesh IL
heir 10, but in affections of the Liver,
and in all B.i.on- Complaints, Dyspepsia
and Sick u nadache, or diseases of that
character, they stand without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre-
Paratory to, or after taking Quinine.
As a simple purgative they are un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the
lid. with the impression Dr.. MeLASEs
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of
{. McLASE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
ma 2-Iis iaw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-05
- 1-2.C.MCL LANES
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMc

THE countenance is pale and leadc@-
L Colorcd, with occasional flushcs, or
/ CircunscriOcd spot Oh one or bo.I
checks; the eyes become dull /; the pupils
dI.Itc; an azure semiCirCle runs along
the lower eyc-lid !; the nose is irrita.cd.
swclii, and sometimes bleeds; swell
ms OF the upper lip; occasional head
ar..c. with Eumming or throb5ing of
l.. ear II unusual secretion of saliva;
SHY ur tI..yl tongue; breath very
lou. part, a!t..: IN the morning ap-
pc,.,t y--.J-t. sOn-tImy-i voraCio., D.,
WIZ .rrICI Z. sensation OF he stomach.
at o r-r,. cnufciy soHe flccting pains
~ tie ,tD..l j ocCa5!onal nausea and
$" -; : 70. Eg.yat pans Throughout. Tie
iDLJH.a, DoScl irregular, At times
cor'!Er; -..1J .a...ny hot uu.fcqucG,iy
tlNsn.l w a3od bc,iy swollen AVID
had uy.-c rr;-a.I; respiration o,.l-
sjnra.'y t...i.r al accompanied h..
L.ccou., B., cor ! something dry All
coayu... ... ,:..r.. . and di5'm1.d s'c,r.
". . g-.....-g o. tac tyc.a; temp
van .. By. SsGcC5.Iv irritable, &.
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manner OF his aving the STATE, and We
pronounce the same false and untrue.
Captain Anthony PROVED good ,ficer,
and We never heard Of airy conduct or his
part, while in the army, at all derogatory
TO his character:
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WILL BE REPLACED.

The standards" Madrid dispatch says
IL Is rumored that Gen. Campos will re
place Jovellar as Captain General Of Cuba
The LETTER
A Time" special, from Vienna, states
that the reply Of Francis Joseph to the letter
OF the Car, was handed, yerierday, to Gen.
Gummarahof, who departed for I.ivadia.
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oalv FOO n0TH PATCHES
ON MARRIAGE

UN MAKKlAGE
Happy Relief for Young Men from the effect al
srrors ard sbusss In eariy life AaDhond re-
stored. I'm edi nents U AArrnGs romoV.d ~.
method Of treatment New md fsnsrtabl. nm.
sd.ss Boob and Circulars ssn: b ~. N seslsden-
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