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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-05-25
A Sidewalk Caused II.

A lady from the country who had
brought few dozens of eggs ito town" yes
terday, had cause to be provoked to the Use
OF anything but endearing language toward
those whose duty it is to keep the sidewalks
on Cherokee street in condition that will
not endanger the lives of those who walk
there. She had started to walk from the
new market house to some of the stores
down town, and was carrying BASKET con-
tanning about five dozen eggs and pound
or two Of butter. on her arm. When nearly
at the corner Of Sixth street, she struck one
one of her toes against one o; the many
stumbling places in that locality, and
when she picked herself and the basket up
from the ground, she found one of her ell
bows badly bruised and only six whole eggs
in the basket. The remainder had succumb-
ed TO the inevitable and-were smashed.
Ladies don't swear out loud, but we'll Wa
ger considerable that she thought some very
naughty things, although all that could be
heard was, 'Oh, My. Now, amt that too
bad =,
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The "Housekeeper- of Our Health.

The liver is the great depurating or blood
cleansing organ Of the system. Set the
great housekeeper ii our health at work,
and the foul corrupiions which gender in
the blood and rot out, as it were, the ma
chinery Of life, are gradually expelled
ON the system. For this purpose, DIR.
Pierce's G. lden Medical Discovery, with
small daily doses of DIR. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets are pre-eminently the ar
ticIes needed. They cure every kind Of
humor, from t..e worst scrofula to the COM
mon pimple, biotch or eruption. Great
eating ulcers kindly heal under their
mighty curative influence. NIrulent blood
poisons tina, Turk in the system are ty
them robbed of their terrors, and by their
persevering and somevha; proiractsd Use
the most tainted system may be completely
renovated and built up anew. Enlarged
glands, tumors and swelling. dwindle away
and disa ppear under the influence of their
great resolvsnts. Sold by all dealers in
medicines.
.'Claude, child about three years old,
was greatly afflicted with sores on his legs
and feet, so tina, he could not wear his shoes
and stockings. Had great deal of trouble
with him. Had tried many remedies in
sffectually. AT last we tried the Golden
Medical Discovery, and in about three
weeks he was entirely cured, his sores were
all healed, and heath much improved.
Respectfully yours, J. w. BOYER,
VermilIion, Edgar Co., LII, Jan. %, 1879"
c&t&w
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LAZY BEEEV0LEsTs.
An Interesting afa;r by Our co-ored
citiZSrS.

2ist Of Nay, 1875, { number G:
On the -oneu cf Atebison, under he
the colo7ed ;. Grand Lodge q L-aysn'
direction OF the = 'ies' Benevolent Soci-
worth organized La inst anniversary
ety. Last Monday was the " was ceie'
of the organization, ard the e.. = By
brsted, Gays the Atchison Ciampio-,. 'he
public Installation, participated in by
members OF the Daughters Of Bethel and |
the Leavsnworth Benevolent Scciety.
The visiting members arrived by every
train all day. At seven O'Clock, headed |
by the Lsaven vs. orth colored band, process
SION composed of the members OF the order
in Atchi-on, and the visiting members, |
formed on Commercial street and marched |
up to Corinthian Hall, where the |
installation ceremonies were to occur. |
They were unusually interesting, and aided |
in by the members of the order OF +. q l. Il. |
+. S. l.. The officers installed were: Presi- |
dent, Mrs. Eliza Porter; Vice President, |
Miss Julia Dysart Secretary, Miss Mollle
Green Assistant Secretary, Mrs. Lucinda
Rarbee; Treasurer, Iucetta Clark Trustee,
Rachael Bass. The ceremonies were con-
Quoted by the officers OF the Atchisoa and
Leavenworth Benevolent Societies Adj
dresses were made by Rev. John Fouche, OF
Atchison, Rev. Jas. Hubbard, of Kansas
City, Rev. Thomas MO;en, of AIchison, and
Mr.. W. b. Townsend, of Leavenworth. The
Leavenworth colored band furnished music
during the evening. At the close OF the
exercise, the extensive refreshment tables
were literally pa;ronized, and enjoyment
was the remaining programme.
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q. s. Cour..

The following names have been selected
as jurors for the next term of the l.. S.
District Court, which convenes in this city
June 5, 1876:
James Shehigh, Pottawattomle county
Mark J. Kelly, Mitchell county; d. NJ.
Frost, Ford county; ". q. Melville, Doug
lass county; Uscar Kent, Coiley county
A. c. Richardson, Greenwood county; Z. l..
Murphy, Dickinson county; w A. John
son, Ottawa county; Chas. Robinson, Doug
las county; NJ. W Reynolds, Labette coun.
"; Z. Hensiey, Leayenworth county; p. L.
b. Ping, Crawford county; r. X. Mozart
ney, Jefferson county; III. j. Hethering,
Atchison county; ThOs. Casey, LeavenwoTlh
county; Wn. Driscoll, howard county;
W. r. Biddle, Linn county; L b. McMil-
Ian, Linn county; Z. +. Jones, Jackson
county; b. J. Water, Bourbon county; S. 5
Benedict, Wilson county; d. w. Finney,
Woodson county; Geo. Xix, ST., Shawnee
county; Z H. Crawford, Neosha county; H.
q. Whitney, Mitchell county; J. Hubbard,
Shawnee county; j. II. Smith, Cherokee
county.
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OFFICE CBIEF orAzIzs~,sryE, DIST. OF y NJ,
-ASTE FE, April Il. ls75.
CEALE. PROP SAILS. in iripIicste. with 3
y eopy of hts al ertI-en eat attached. siII
b. received st HE HdEce, or by the Office OF the
q. 81 pepartment .; eac1 The Toll wing
b. o.. posts Tor the suppIss required IA ryat.
unit Ii O'Clock, a. II Thursday, June /.
le.6. at vnicn me a.-d pl .c.s they will he
opene-i in the presenfe OF biaders, for tn Geliv
cry OF such q anti rs Of Corn OF 4 riev, Ots
snd Bran may be reyuIet at Fort Union
Depot. Fort, Stanton, S.lden, winya;e, Aek E,
Crsiy, Ia ari, santa fe. ", an For, Ca
land. Colo ado, 10 vember 15t, 1875. delivery
10 be oomm. heed July ,, 1876 TO con;iDGe
in mon nj instailD ents required until COM
ple;ion tn conf act. The n : ht . reserved on
The art of Inc u s. TO ~ ect any or all bd-
and also 10 receive the Whole OF any potion o
. Supplies contracted FIR Goo ami sufici
ent bond vi b. required FROM IL eontrs c OF
the prompt anr faithful ulnlimenf OF IN con-
rrsct h usual req I'rr ments must be obeery-
ed in making proposals.. Preference Ill be
gwen TO articles o. domestic production In
fonsrtion TO qusnti les required blank pro
poeals pfI.td { ndIt o . and n q irements de-
tsils &c viii be- urnisbsd on app icat on nj tue
q n. Office OIL e.tnef OIL the posts NAMED. or Al
tDfs flee n BELCHsR
may4wit CsPs. and A. Q. II.
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BOND.
"Swset William" Returns Sold a Por-
ton ofthe Smith Property Which
Ne Didn't Sell.
How $4,000 Loss was Prevented by
the Receiver.

1t is sometime since the following steal
was attempted bat we only recently OBJ
tanned the facts and figures from an official
source. To understand the motives which
acfuated Bond and those parties who STOOD
in" with him in this matter, it is necessary
TO explain that Ingersoll ct al. obtained a
Judgment sgaiDst Geo. Smith ct al. for
about SIi5. In pursuance of this judgment
a sale of the following land was ordered, as
copied from the records of the District
Court:
Jerome Ingers0ll ct al va George smith
et. al, appraisement made June 2Oth, 1874,
OF the ne or OF sec l0,town 8, q 81, 0v0, by
}. J Crook, T.. Mo-er, ard Thomas Gariin ;
not sold for want of bidders.
The property row came into the hands Of
Mr.. Thomas Leonard, as receiver. 1t was
then arranged by all parties concerned that
the receiver would apply to the court for an
order to pay IsgersOil's claim, and it was
agreed AID ordered that no sale should be
made OF this property by the Sheriff. But,
in plain violation of this order, and with
out any authority whatever, Bond preceded
to sell it = second time, as follows:
Second appraisement made Sept. 81. 1874,
OF the above described property, by VIM
Crowder, Chris. Deng!er and George Shirer,
all OF this city, at $1,000; property sold
under this appraisement to j. IDger-olI, for
- 900, on the 9Th day of Nov, 1874, in
violation Of pending order Of the court
that no action, appraisement or sale should
be made OF said property.
Om motion OF the receiver, dated Dec. 10
and Dec. Il, 1874, said sale was set aside,
as being under value and under the control
and in the possession OF the receiver.
Ibis tract Of land was subsequently sold
by the Board OF County Commissioners
Tor 81, 500. Was not this plain attempt
at swindling? Had it not been for the eli
forts Of Mr. Leonard the county would have
been roDbed OF $500 If Bond re-
ceiytd any fee- on this sale. he should be
TO return them. Tomorrow we
Will give our readers an article on stealing
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J. J. slime.
The Result Of HIS li-Treatmelt While Con.
| fined N thu Comfy Ia,l

The Result Of HIS li-Treatment While Con.
fined IN the County jail.
|. J. Slime, who WAS sentenced to the
State Peniteniiary Dec. 29th, 1875, and re-
ceived at that institution J an. 20ih, 1876,
for two years, for grand larceny, was con-
fnsd for sometime in the county Jail. Dur
ing his confinement in the latter institution
he received injuries which compelled DIR.
Carpenter, the physician in charge of the
Penitentiary, TO pu, him On the sick list for
two weeks. DR.. Carpenter did not tell US
this, but Slime did. Slime SAYS that when
he arrived at the Penitentiary he was so
foil OF vermin that they we're compelled to
burn his clothes to keep the lice of the
other convicts. His iIl-treatment consisted
of several bruises on the stomach, other
parts OF the body, and on the head and
sh;ns, inflicted by being kicked with heavy
boots. He says that Bill Miller only kick
ed him once but that both Miller and
Moore told his fellow prisoners 10 thrash
him, and that they stood by while it was
being done. Tomorrow We will publish
other and numerous reasons why the man.
agement OF the county Jail should be inves-
tigated forthwith and the present manager
removed for incompetency and malfeasance
in office.
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Coal.
Drugs and Medicines

Corrected Daily BY Theo Egersdoyc, WAoiesaIe
and Retail Drugyisf, Northtcest Cornsr Fourth
and Shoraee Streets.
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Proposals for Hay. Wood and Coal

OFFICE CHIEF Q. NJ, DIsr. OF NEW NKxrc'
SANTA fE, May {, 1876
CENED PROPOSALS in iriplcate, with
y a. co y OF tn s advertisement sttached, will
be received attnis n e, or b. the Offices Of the
Y Isrtermaste- Dspa tmeBt at each of the foi =
loving Named post, r IN. supplies requ red
her at, until III o cock A NJ, Thursday, JUN
20 ls1o, at ynicn time and p ace they will be
opensd n the presence of ifers. for tie de-
livery of sH'h gu ntities ~ Hav, wood and
Cia'coal or I'll umia. u Coal, IA may be re-
quifed a, For Union Depot santa Re. Forts
a ton, Se!den, Winzatr McRae Craig, Ba--
ard. W., and Fort 6arlan", Gel. Proposal
furnishing any quantity of tn Hay, Wood
or Gal. l"ss than tnr ~ hoe equ red, will be
sntertai Ell he right l. rrfer, eli on tae p art
II tie nj ed state 10 rel ct any n bids
a q also ecrIve the VIII lie any 20 ton I
lie ,upTlies sontrsc.d Tor Go.Ji ard -utda
= eat DO ds vii be req ir.d fro the contractor
Tor The p omDE and IA ihful 81 ii 'lment Of the
contract be usual requ rernents Gust be Oh
- rye IN making pro o-a's Pref renee wI.I
be give u at els II Il IN. site pr duct on. In
Tor at on As To- Quantities required blank pro-
pOsa's, priH;e1 c0n IitiOns and requirement :,
detail, &c Will b. u when OF .pplie ltiOn
at t-e Y artermss-er's c; OF eth r Of the
posts nafred. Ut - this OH ce.
II BELCHEk, Captain LnI a. Q. VI.
ma. lI-wft
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The farmers are complaining of too
much rain.
SEVERAL important cases will be tried
during the next session of the e. S. District
Court, which begins June 9TH.
A GREAT many of the farmers in this
county, are taking active steps toward 60
ing extensively into the culture of grapes.
WILL Messrs. Moody and Sankey attempt
to evangelize Leavenworth when they shall
have saved Kansas City? I'LL be long
time to wait, but We guess We can stand 1t.
Sort Leavenworth is the prettiest place
outside of Central Park, New York, in
the country" IS what = stranger said yester-
day, after having virited the Government,
grounds.
The sum of sos was assessed at the
Police Court yesterday, but thus far only
SO have been collected. The remainder
viii be paid in work On the rock pile.
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MOST WONDERFUL CURATIVE AGENT.


Happy Relief for Young
NJ. N /. ON the effects Of Errors and Abuses
il. early Lie Manhood restored. impedi-
nent. to Marriage removed. New method Of
treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed envei-
q pes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
.is Ninth St f, Philade. rhia, Pam insti-
luton having high reputssio for honorable
conduct and Professional skill. sI.dAw
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The Dodge City Times comes to uI, Vol.
i, No. i, a very neat sheet, with the
single exception that the head is just seven
pages too far back on the paper, or in other
words, the head is where the tail ought to
be-like horse who has backed up to the
manger. What is the matter? Probably
the foreman is left-handed, or maybe the
publishers are going commence the new
century with verification of the old say
ing, "The first shall be last. and the last
shall be first" Better luck next time,
Lloyd.
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Sale Of Short Horn Cattle.

Attention is called to the advertisement
of McHardy & Co., of Emporia, Kansas,
who will offer a very superior lot Of Short
Horn cattle, and Berkshire pigs, at public
sale May -Slsi, 1876. This will be the Sec
ond important Short-Horn stock ssle in
Kansas, the first being that of Mr.. Wilson's
some two three years since.
The demand for good stock is increasing.
Young herds OF Short-Horns are being
made up, and farmers are securing
thoroughbred males, with which TO i'm
prove their stcck. The profit in this course
is proven in ever stock market in the
country. Mr.. MciIardy has had long,
practical experience in handling and breed
ing Short Horn cattle, and his selections
are made with . view to meet the demand
Of the West for we'll bred, vigorous animals,
than for gilt edged. fancy families. The
very liberal terms offered by Mr. McHardy,
will no doubt bring together a large num-
Der of our breeders. may l0-wtf.
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Episcop IL Methodist.

Tn $ medicine ID acEnopI-
eiged h.eno gu, asat.iy-
er medicine; cOata.i-I- & IN So
soI hem Roofs d ftrBs
VII ch sn ali-si,e .Tov.deu.e
has ri eed in count re whsrs
IIy Us aJes most p,evsil.
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser. retired physician, hav-
ing providentially discovered, while med
zeal Missionary in Southern Asia, very
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure of Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, and all throat and
lung afections,-also positive and radi-
cal specific for Nervous Debility, Prema-
ture Decay. and al Nervous Complaints,
feels it his duty to make it known to his
suffering follows. Actuated by this mo-
tive. be will cheerfully send, Cfree OF
charged to all who desire it, the receipt for
preparing, and full direction. for success
fully using. this providentially discovered
remedy. Those who wish to avail them
selves of the benefits of this discovery with
out cost, can do SO by return mail, by adj
dressing, with stamp, naming paper,
DR.. CHARLES p. MARSHALL,
80 Niagara str, Il,
feb27-SS Buffalo, New York.
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UnAhaken

While other articles OF their kind are
largely adulterated, DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder and True Flavoring Ex-
tracts, Vanilla, Lemon, Nectarine, etc !,
hold their mistaken position in the e-tima-
tion of the thousands as the purest, best,
most reliable, and cheapest. In all partic-
ulars that constitute perfect results they can
not be approached BY the various known
Baking Posders and Flavoring Extracts
made in imitation. One trial will sa isfy
th.t for purity and strength, DIR. Prices are
alone in the market. eod&w
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A Sure Thing.

DR.. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is war
ranted to cure Syphilis in the primary, Sec
ond.ry and tertiary a stage, and in i all i;
cure the worst cases of veneral diseases,
cases which have resisted the treatment of
the most eminent physicians of America.
1t cures the first stage and heals the ulcers
in a few days 1t cures ulcers in the mouth.
nose, throat, head. arms and legs; also,
hard pains in the bones and joint, swelling
of Joints, syphilitic rheumatism, ETC., in a
short time. Price, s. yer package. Sent
everywhere BY express. A treatise on sex.
ual diseases free. Sent mailed for two
stamps. Sold by DR.. J, Dinsbeer, sos North
Seventh street, St Louis, Mo Cures guar.
snteed or 1.-The money refunded. Iheo.
Egersdorff Agent, LeaveDworth, Kansas.
enthusiastically
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THE FOURTH.
It Must be Properly Celebrated.

Leavenworth should properly celebrate
the Centennial anniversary of the declara-
ton Of Independence. Being the metropo-
lis of Kansas, the people of this State ma
turally look to Us to take the imtiatory step
in this natter. After observing decoration
day in conjunction with the officers of the
Fort, Mayor Alternately would win the APP
prevail OF all patriotic citizens, should he
call meeting OF the ciliz ms to take suit
able action toward making the celebration
a grand and complete success.
Several organizations have signified their
intention Of giving picnics. Why not have
a general and united one at the Arsenal
Grove, and ask the cooperation of the Of
ficers, soldiers and citizens of the Post. We
hope this subject will be discussed, and that
the Mayor, prominent citizens, and officers
OF the Fort, will be appointed committee
with power ~ act. And of course TO close,
We must have grand illumination and
pyrotechnic display at night.
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The Sure Cure Truss.
Manufactured and sod only 10y
DIR. - g. XXX NJ.

FlNH1S TRUSS has been lOpiei by eminent
Il Medic 4 Pro rsspTs OF IinCinHaii. 1t j.
a 1 that its nsm" 'up There j. no SkR for
CUKk, a the .cute l. IN tho hands az ever RIP
'ured peTs"n who APP les thi- TTU pr Ierly
and cOntinu- it, use. Cures nave been FL cied
bv II IN three Also. DR. kram's Now
abdominal support, !sT Ladies, Tonounc-d Nv
Medical Fr-tcrn ~ at iarEe IS the best sup
port ever worn
pr c. oil IA IS, s. %: IS % Double Price of
Abdominal ppprt $40 >trt bv M4ii or
Express Free on rcC.ipS OF ord ami mon
ey Once OPP n uurIng Ihe werk, and every
EVENING and 81 rdaEs.
REF SstSCs-: NJ. a.. Amic<, Professor Of
ARalonv. Cilc mali Coil. OF NJ iIcine and
surgery; GraIigny, NJ. ID pum II. n-s r
Fourth; DR. J. r. HI cuOr, l IS W. SIKH -,
tIncInnan;J u. ewes, CovIngton Ky.
Es-In ord ing goods -ay yon saw the ailver-
q I'm nj in the l., ayeuwo.th Times
mIy2&-cSw
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Ee Would Move the Universe.

1t was said by Archemides, the great
mathematician, Give Inc place to stand
upon, and will move the universe" The
request not being attainable, no practical
benefit resulted. Not SO, however, with
TUFTS Expctorant, give it chance to
operate, and pulmonary diseases will van
ish before its healing powers. Coughs,
Group, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping
Cough and all affections of the Lungs,
Chest and Throat will be safely and effect
ually cured by its Use. II has fully proven
itself worthy of the confidence Of dis
corning public. c&wt
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A Sure Thing.

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
| are warranted to cure the Gonorrhoea,
elect, Chordee, Structures, diseases of the
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs Of
males and females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. is sure rem
edy for the Spermatorrhoea, Seminal weak
ness, nightly emissions, and loss OF power,
caused by self-abuse or excessive inGul-
gence. Price Of DR. Hunters Specific, 81
per bottle; Injection, 81 per bottle. Sent
everywhere by express. DIR. J. Dinsbeer,
sole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, st. Louis, Mo. Send two stamps for
treatise. Cure guaranteed or the money re-
funded
lheo. Egersdoi I agent Leavenworth, Kan
sas. apr21eod&wI0
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A PURELY vegetable medicine, contain
ing all the virtues OF calomel Without any
OF the injurious tendencies SO justly dread
ed by mankind. Simmons Liver Regula-
tor will be found prompt to star; the secre-
tons of the liver, and give healthy tore
to the entire system, without salvation or
any injurious effects. Wien used as a
cathartic, it in no wise disorders the sys-
stomach when about to purge. 1t is SO
mild in its action a. not to interfere with
business or pleasure. ltd&w
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TEMPERANCE is attracting much atten-
ton, showing itself in local option laws, So
cieties, crusades and restrictions upon IL
quor production; but with all these efforts
the consumption is enormous, and, undoubt-
eddy, the reason is, because there is not ing
strenGou-ly advocated to relieve and destroy
the craving tor stimulants. But, ii the dis
ease was treated nationally. by arousing the
torpid Liver with Simmons Liver ReguIa-
tor, the dispirited drunkard would find his
cravings soon dissipated, and with cleared
head and active Liver, he would not want
liquor. d&w
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shattered constit ons Rebuilt.

In the use Of wholesome invigorant lies the only
hope of rebuilding q shattered constitution. Hos
letters Stomach bitsers are not only an eminen;ly
wholesome tonic, but they rectify with most salts
factory promp,it ude. arrangements Of the stomach,
liver and bowels which Incompatible with a re-
turn OF heath and strength. hen the system is
enfeebled by disease by the wear and tear Of bus
iness life by continuous mental anxiety. by the ex-
haution consequent upon late hours and fast livi
by over-work and by sedentary habits, the Bitiers
permanent vigor t. the debiliIated frame The
stock Of vitality which they infuse int broken
down physique, and the orderly action which they
establish the organs of digestion secretion and
evacuation moreover constitute its hes. safeguard
against malarial disease.
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Wonderful Success.

1t liz reported that Boschee's German
Syrup has, since its introduction in the
United States, reached the immense sale OF
10000 dozen per year. Over 5000 drug
druggists have ordered this medicine direct
from the factory at Woodbury., N. j., and
not one have reported single failure, but
every letter speaks Of its astonishing sue
tied on the breast, consumption, or any dis
ease of the throat or lungs. We advise any
person that has any predisposition to weak
lungs, to 60 to K. Parham, druggist, and
get this medicine, or inquire about it. Reg
ular size, 80 cents; sample bottle, 10 cents.
Two doses will relieve any case. Don't
neglect your cough. aug2i-5Sd&w.