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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01
CRILDHoODs DAYS.

Oh, days Of youth! Oh, time of truth
Oh. childhood's dear remembrances
Still on their track my thoughts go back
Through all life's later hindrances,
When free as summer birds wo sung
The songs We loved when We were young.
oh' gentle timc-oh, tender rhyme
Oh, mothers plaintiff lullaby
Your music still my heart shall fill
In all its checkered melody,
AS sweet today as when 1 hung
Upon her knee when was young.
When bent for school, with satchel full,
We trod along with hurried pace,
Happy the while TO see the smile
Upon a sweetheart's rosy face;
And wondrous proud if we might call
Her little wife" when we were small.
How oft were ours the wildwood flowers
We found in wayside plundering;
And oh, what wreathes OF oaken leaves
Set all our friends to wondering!
Until We felt, by pride unstrune,
Already old when we were young.
How more than all high seemed the wall
That hemmed the golden apples in;
How caught the wood our merry mood
And echoing Knocked our schoolboy din
All who shall Ger forget the joys
OF that dear time when we were bows?
How fast we grew How much we knew?
What heroes we were all to be!
How we would right with all our might
Wrongs that have lived century!
Till men should bless with thankful
tongue.
The plans we laid when We were young.
But now | know the wall is low.
The golden apples are but gray,
Through times long change the woods
look strange
And all my schoolmates-where are
they?
And long ago stranger won
The lass loved when was young.
Yet ah what friends can make amends
For mates whose love no time can stem?
What beauteous dame shall e'er lay
claim
To half the love we bore for them?
Alas whose voice has ever rung
Onc-half so sweet since we were young?
Well. well-thosc days have changed
their ways,
The child has lost its buoyant hope
And all his plans are broken strands.
While man with sterner life must cope.
Still, fashioned in that early mold,
He will do right when he is old
Then here's cheer for all that's dear,
And here's prayer within song,
Give watch and ward, oh, tender Lord
To keep our children from the wrong
And rs our hearts to Thee have chung,
SO may they cling while they arc young.
Il T.. Dichenga, M ohio State Journal.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently chr
ed Of that dread disease, Consumption, by = sim
PIE remedy is anxious 10 make known 10 his
Fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To all who
desire ~, he will send copy Of the presctio,;oD
uscc, lifoc Of charged With the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will
MD sure Cure Tor Consumption. Asthma
Bronchitis, &c
farues wishing the prescription will please
address F"''
Rev. T.. 4. WILSON.
lot Penn St IS 'lsin.burph. Ncw Yo,k
Dec ~. 1878 Gu
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01
ID II. w AID Els
oliver Corrector"
And euro for Dyspepsia,
Free from .1lcoholic Slim,
idRts.

Among the many discoveries Of valuable
NEEDLES for Dyspepsis, none stand bivbs. a., 10
'Waee's Liver Corrector." "aa
READ THE FOLLOWING TEsrrNoxu,..
bSREA r. Y. Granville Co. NC,
March 10, 1915.
DR. WADE, Dear Sir: Have been stf,c,.s -,
Liver Disease 3 or 4 years, which at ,im.. a
mounted TO arrangement When In Baltima..
last November, procured one bottle Of Ise,
Corsectoe. now consider myself well. yo..,
respectfully. ''a's
ISAAC N. DAY, Of Day a Meadow,
Prof MoonnAx, Emeritus, Of Washinr,oo r.,
versity. Md, uow Resident Pbysicisc' w sse
Sulphur Syringe, says:
DR.. Wsde's Liver Corrector and D,.,s,.s.
STA have ever nscd.' 'rr
DR. JOKES. n prominent physician in virv,,.
who has prescribed IL for two ysars. says
III can End no better remedy Cor Dy,pc,s;.
Liver Complaint than wAde's Liver Correc,o, :
Cot. Coopx, a prominent and well kpo,,
gentleman Ia the same county, Va. savs,
II keep IL regularly in my family aud ro,,,
not be without it," 'VS'
Mr.. JSo. A. McAarnuR, County Treasure, =,
Duplin, CO., N. c.. saws: "Wade's Live, r..
rector has done me moro good, and given a,
more relief In Dyspepsia, than any mediei,,
ever took. &C.,. &c
Pnor, Nost. of College Of Physicians aud ST..
geons OF baltimore, aud q distinguished pr.s,,
uoner In that city, prescribes and uses |, IN n,
own family and says ait Is the best tsn,,is
Tor Dyspepsia with Torpid Liver and Cop,,ss
ton Of Bowels | ever kaew"
OAK HiLL, N. c., Sept. ;. ~,
IN. ID. WADE. Dear Sir, IL have rccomm,,d.
co DR.. wade's Liver Corrector" in nv pr,r.
lice aud have found il very excellent reme5,
IN 'orpdity OF the Liver, and have known /, Il
give relief when other remedies had failed
WIN. THORP, NJ. D.
BALTIMORE "SuS' says: "Dr. wade's Live,
Corrector is prescribed by our best physician,
for Dyspepsia and Liver Diseases, and we ndy.,
il u trial. t"'
DIR. Walker, celebrated physician Of W Y.
pronounces ''wade's Liver Corrector," the bs,,
remedy extan, for Dyspepsia in all its forms,
ID. WADE & CO., Sole Propretors.
Wholesale Druggists,
290 w. Baltimore Street
BALTIMORE
Oct. /, lS1j.-1y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01
WIT AND HUMOR.

~Why are young ladies like lemonsp
Because they are very dear, snd fro.
quently squeezed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01
Druggists and Dealers.
CONSUMPTION CURED.

ToHs Editor efthe South BrdRcA Inteliigcnter
ESTEEMED fmgxp
viii you please uiurm your readers that
have a positive
CCRE FOR CONSL'NPTION
and all disorders Of The Throat mi ;.uugs, md
thhi, ny IT'S use III my practice, have cured huD-
dreds VI cases, and will give
900 90
for case /. will not benefit Indeed, so strong
Is my faith, will sepd a SamyI,, yfrss, 10 aGr
sufferer addressing me.
= Please show this letter TO any one you MAJ
know who is suffering from these diseases, aud
oblige, IA fhfully yours,
DIR. r. +. BURT,
60 William 81, NG Iork
Dee. {. 1874 gov.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01

.NtlSome people cannot drive to hap.
piness, with four horses, and others can
reach the goal on foot.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01

~ Laughing may make a man grow
fat, but you've got 10 mix it nightly
with bread and meat and quiet con
science il you get it to stick.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01

S"I wish l was pudding, nam.
ma "Why?" cause 1 should have
lots Of sugar put into me.''
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01
NOTICE.

THE undersigned having closed out his Stock
Il 20 Charles lsrmison, will now proceed 10
collect bis outstanding business. Perpous know
ing themselves indeb'ed 10 me arc urged 70 cali
a. once aud make settlement ne wspt TO get
All my Old business closed NJ AZ esrly No pos
sible
II. T. DAWSON.
Komncv April %. iS5e. IT,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01
IVThe editor of the Corpus Christ
Texas TIMES puts it:
To owe is human.
To pay up divine.

IVAN eccentric old gentleman has
nIcknamed his daughter Misery, be
cause she loves company.
ERA demure looking chap hailed n
charcoal peddler with the query: Have
YOU got charcoal in your wagon?''--
Yes, sir said the expcctant driver.
stopping his horses. That's right,
observed tic demure chap, with nn up.
proving nod. Railways toll the truth aud
people will respect You {" aud he hurr.
ed on. much to the regret Of the pcddicr,
who was getting ont Of lhc wagon TO
look for brick
10 a woman who was purchasing some
cups and saucers was asked what color
she would have. Why, amt partic.
ulsr.' said she, amy color that wont
show dirt"
10 IL was a little drcssmakcr girl that
looked out Of the window rs n drove or
Texan steers went by and remarked
That their horns seemed 20 be cut gearing.
~ The defects Of great mon arc tic
consolation Of the ounces.
" The engineer who said that his
locomotive ran over and killed PIG rnb.
bits in Nevada was at once elected pre-
sident OF liars club.
VCststrophy--A mouse
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01

SS"Wherever co. said an elderly
traveller the other day, II find men wear
ing out their old clothes and hats; but
the ladies. almost without exception,
have brand new and expensive dresses"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01

tV'I spccks my beluvvcd hear
ers,' said colorcd parson, Il specs
to-day TO take broad field in my's
course. 1t takes me good while TO git
away from the dock, but when once
strikes dc deep water, den look out for
de big fish
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01

A choice lot Of Prints. not cxcelled.
anywhere, beautiful indeed. inst rccci'
tic and for sale very cheap. by
CiLkLSON. FCGU Z NANtb
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01

tVAn eccentric old gentleman has
nicknamed his daughter Misery be
oause she loves company.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01

~ The defects Of great mon are tic
consolation Of the ounces
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01
Low FOlS CASH.

r ON uey, June Both, 1876.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-14

on conviction thereof, be fined not less than
SIC, 600 and be imprisoned for not less than
ten years.
SECTION =. Every person who shall bear
any such certified list of persons voted for
for President and Vice-President Of the
United States, to the seat Of Government, or
shall deliver the same to the President of
the Senate, knowing such list 10 be certiii
ed by persons not duly appointed TO act,
shall be adjudged guilty OF felony, and
shall, on conviction thereof, be fined not
less than $4,000, and shall be imprisoned
for not less then FIVE years
Mr.. EDMUNDS gave notice that he
would cali up tomorrow the proposed cor
stitutional amendment in relation to the
President-adjourned.
WAsHrSGToN, ID. &, December s.
Mr.. INGALLS, submitted a resolution
requesting the Secretary of the Interior 10
report 10 the Senate Immediately, what ef-
fort had been made to remove the Sioux
Indians from their treaty reservation TO the
Indian territory, and what negotiations are
now pending between the Government and
said Indians, together with the object and
purpose lnereDl- ASfccu TO-
Mr.. MITCHELL called up, tor refer
ence, the resolution submitted by him yes
terday, directing the committee on privi-
leges and elections to investigate the facts
attending the appointment of L. A. Cronin
a. presidential elector BY the Governor OF
Oregon. 1t was referred TO the COM
miitee on privileges and elections without
debate.
Mr.. GORDON moved that three addi-
tionsl members 10 the committee on privil-
ages and elections be appointed, to aid in
dischargiDg the duties imposed By the re-
solution of Mr.. Edmunds, preyiiing for an
investigation into the recent elections in
Mississippi. South Carolina, Al.bama,
Georgia, Florida and Louisiana. 1t wa.
agreed TO, and the Chair was authorized to
appoin: the new members
Mr.. EDMUNDS moved to take up the
joint resolution proposing an amendment
to the constitution of the United St.tes, in
regard to the count of the electoral vote by
the Supreme Court.
Mr.. MtRRYMAN objected, and made
point OF order but the Chair oyerruled it,
and Merryman appealed from the decision
of the Chair.
After considerable debate on the subject
Of joint rules, by Mr.. Merryman, Mr.. Ed
munds and others, the question being on
the appeal of Mr.. Merryman from the de-
ci=ion OF the Chair, the decision was sus-
tanned by the following vote: Yeas, so:
naye., 4. The Senate then took up the
joint resolution, proposing an amendment
TO the constitution of the United States in
regard 10 the count of the electoral vote.
1t was read before preceding with its con-
sideration, after which the Senate went into
executive session, and when the doors were
opened they adjourned until Monday.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-14
More CarPet-DaSgeFs Wanted.
To the Editor of The Tribune

SrR:-Is it not about time We were done
with tie very offensive word carpetbae-
ger? lam An American citizen. For three
or four generations my ancestry have BEEN
in this land. am free born Haye I
not the right to pick up my carpet-bae.
and putting in it my little or INV much. 70
go wherever the flag of my country waves,
and choose the place of my residence
Am not entitled while I abide tbsse 10
all the rights of other citizens? Does .nv
part of this broad land 30 belons 70 . pert
Of the people that they may exclude or nav
DIVE out othen Who desire to dwell there !
l have supposed that this vas nv counfv
the whole Of it, and that could no ~.
/ pleased, and that 70 long = 1 oSeycd M
Laws / was entitled to protection "a eno5
will. This land is not the county Tor
ostracism. Let carpet-basKen 20 thfoush
the .snd. There should be tins Of tho1-
sands Of them, where nov thess = one.
HA1.zssuno. PUx, Nov. q, 1876
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HOUSE..
WASHINGTON, December G.

~ lLc ClDcc VI lDr uOuE Inc
speaker laid before the House a message
from the President transmitting letter
accompanied by the testimony addressed &c
him by Hon. John Sherman and ether dis,
tinguished citizens, in regard to the canvass
Of the vote for electors in Louisiana.
Mr.. SPRINGER moved its reference &c
the select committee on Louisiana.
Mr.CONGERr required either that the cor.
respondence and testimony should be read
or printed for the information OF the mem.
bers.
Mr.. SPRINGER objected to either, and
pending action in the matter, Woodburn
was appointed on the select committee for
Florida, instead of Garfield, excused
A motion 10 adjourn was defeated; and
then the question came up as TO what mem.
bers could be required TO vote on a paper
before its heing read.
The SPEAKER, after a review Of the
rule on the subject, decided that il must be
read. The Clerk thereupon proceeded.with
the reading Of the paper. The reading vi
the report occupied nearly an hour, and
when il was finished Mr.. Wood, of New
York, moved that the message be laid on
the table.
Mr.. HOAR said that his side Of the
House had decided to debate the subject.
the motion, however, was adopted-yeas,
153 nays, 80; party vote:
The House then adjourned
WASHINGTON, d. C., December 4, 1876.
The resolution offered BY McCrary, for
the appointment of joint committee, in
reference to the decision of the question of
the Presidential election, was referred to
the Judiciary committee.
The Burlington and Missouri River Rail-
way bill went over ill the next morling
hour.
The resolution OF Mr.. Wood, calling on
the President for copies of his orders to the
military officers in the South, was objected
to by Mr.. Kasson, and then the House ad
journed.
The Democrats remained for a caucus,
to act on the report made by the committee
as TO the course 10 be pursued,
pending the present political complication.
WASHINGTON, December s.
Mr.. BAKER, OF Indiana, introduced 4
bill proposing an amendment TO the Con-
forbiding the assumption or pay
---.I Of any claims for loss or damage
growing out of los or destruction of prop
The nension a,nro,~;s,;on hi,
al and Then NJ WooJ 81 NJ Vi,
c.iI.J rn 81. ra.or,,.;o
yes,erd.v CEILING nn ,ha P.a.;i:,. Nn
copies of the instructions sent to and of re-
ports received from the military or civil
officers in the South.
Mr.. WARDS resolution was adopted
without debate.
Mr.. PIPER introduced a hill ss.,b,;.h-
he Territory of RI,cL HilIs 81 -.
Temporary form of gorernment ,Ssrafns
Mr. IEWOYNE otfsred ,bs foIiaw;nr
resolution.
WHrRr.s Ser;on. ,,;frs,s,oe, -
nav arise between the two homo. ~ CO
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-14

plicated forms II Is well known that DIT james
hiss stood At the head of the profession for 80
years. Age and experience are ail-importan'.
Stmtnal Weakness, night losses by dreams
pimPiee On the face, Lost manhood, can positiv-
ely be cured. Ladies wanting the most delicate
atteAtion, call or write. Pleasant hcme for pa
tents. book for the million. Marriage
who should marry-why MOTTO cents TO nav
postage. DR.. james has so rooms snd parior
yeu see no one but the doctor. O1lcc hours,
4. n. TO P. n. Sundays, 10 to IL. All bust.
hess strictly confident nay6 d&v-lu
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

No medicine will so eneciualiy improve the
tone ofthe stomach IS these Pills; they TeInov.
all eli ity accustomed either by Intemperanoe or
improper die. The leach the lycs an, reduce
II to "ealthy action; they are wonderfully eff
hcaJiOUs IN cases p sill In fact they nev-r
tail In curing all disorders of the liver and
stomach.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best known in
the world for the Glowing di-eascs:
Ague, A-thna. b lious Compliant, Blotches
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Liver c mpla nts, LumbAgo Plies, EheumG-
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loureux Tumor.. Ulcers, Worms Of al kinds,
~ els pess rom
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awATER FILTER PATENTED NOVEMBER Is 1870

TeSs used s9nnfc ION Force
e sning,a lvaysre
Pump
Marshal Miller HonF
"
ney, and hunaredso 9th can testify - -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-14
FLORIDA FIN.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, December War.
rants were iseued and served on the Hayes
electors Yesterday, before they cast their
votes, also q bill Of injunction was obtained
on behalf of Gov. Drew against the MEM
bers OF the canvassing board, and ::.n order
granted restraining them from completing
the canvass on the basis Of the vote as can.
vassed by the majority of board for electors.
Attorney-General W. A. Coke, a member
of the canvassing board, protested against
the action OF the board in certifying to
msjority of votes in favor of the HAYES
electors, and denounced the same as crimi.
nal, and gross Justification OF the returns
on file in the office of the Secretary of
State. He also gave certificates of election
to the Tilden elecior,, stating therein that
the returns on file, canvaseed by the
board, allowed q clear msjority for
the Tilden and Hendricks electors. The
Democratic electors, Robt Bullock, Robt.
B. Kehlton, and JOS. E Young, met At the
capital in the Office of the At,orney-Gen-
eral, and cast the vote Of the State Accord
ing TO Law. They also signed q petition to
the Senate and House Of Representative
Of the United States. stating their legal
eiestion. and praying that they may be re-
cognized rs the electors of the State.
TIE REPUBLICAN, ELECroRs
met IN the executlve chamber, and organ |
lied BY electing F. Il. Chambers President
and A. W. Leonard Secretary, Thew cast
their vote for Hayes and Wheeler. and g
II. Pearce, colosed, one of the electors v.s
selected ~ messenger to carry the returns
to Washington.
xor YET COUNTED.
The canva.ing board has not yet COM
pleted the canvass and has been all dsy in |
senioc. Some changes will, it il said, be
made N the count Tor State officers. The /
eoningot ths Conelnnieaal eommittes is
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-14
MEDICAL.
IHAvE HAD AN OvARlAN TUNOR In THE
OyARIEs AND BOwEL3 FOR len YEARS.

OyAgIEs AND BowEa5 FOR len YEARS.
AN ARsos, Dec q, 1875
Dr. RADwsY: That others nay be bsneftted,
make this statement:
have "a . an ovarian Tumoe in t1e Ovaries
and bogels for ten yeaxs. tried tn best ply 81
clans OF this place ana 0then Without any bene-
H.. 1t vas growing at such rapidity that eolid
inaueei me to try Rsarsy's Remedies. / ha I
Eos much faith IN them. b.- 3rany, after much
ceiber aiion, tried them.
purchased six bottles Of the Reso!vent. two
boxes OF the Pills, and two ho.f.ef Of tn Relief.
1 used those without any apparent benefit. oe-
termined 70 porserver. used -elve more bot
ties Of the Rssolvent, two of toe Relief and Two
boxes Of Pills. Before they were gore had lost
twenty 1--WE pounds
D continued to use the medicine until was
sur. that vas entirely cured. took the medi-
cine about i've months. and during that time,
lost forty five Iounds. In all took three dozen
bot les o. the solvent six bottles of the Relief
/ feel perfectly well, and my heart Is full OF
gratitude q God for this help In my deep afiic-
ton. To yo1, sir, and your wonderful MEDICINE
tel deepIy indebted. and my payer is that II
may be as much II blessing to others as it has
been to me.
lSisned. MRS. e. Z. biBblNS.
Mr.. Bibbins, VII makes the above certificate.
10 the person for whom requested you TO send
medicine In Jare, 1875. The medicin"s above
what was sent to her by YOU 1 may cay that
her staten mt is correct without quaiiheaiis9n.
Icignei, L. LEhhh.
This may certify that Mrs. Bibbins, Who
makes the above certihca'e, Is and has ben ior
many years we'll known to IA, aod the fscts ther. .
in s.a,e are undoubtedly and unden,abiy correct.
ANY one Who knows Ms- Bibbins. viii believe
her statement. I5igned,l BENZ. ID. CnoKEs, L.
3. POND. MARY B. PoN :, snd M.AY CookAR.
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In IN Private Aasters consult
DIR. CLARKE, lSS South CLARK Strict

He Is an Old Experienced and RelGab;e PM
nesan: Ladies may consult on al IRREGULAR
DELICATE nature with the assurance Of rsjfef
send tive stamps for "Safeguardsof Health. $
Dr. Clarkes Celebrated Female Pills. s. 50 extra
s6ong SSp0 per box. Periodic Mix ure HiO
psr bottle. - Pessarie Prevsntii" BIO each.
warranted Private Home accommodations sud
narsing when required
ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS. Oh. Clarke nd.
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Sp@MdsovAeo, Seminal Weuknes. Ntoar
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cary Indiscretion or SELF-ABUss pueed,iv
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enhjects. Ordsrs for al kinds ,f.Rslbbey OooSss'
1i!ed ~ once. Consultation free, sscred md Con.
ncentia!. CAL or write. Address letter.. DR
=. y. CLARKE, 1se South Clark St. Chicago.
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Mark These Facts |!
ne Isstnoay Of the Whsls Werid.
HOllOWAY'S PILLS!

81 had no apr elite; Hollovsy's Pills gave me
. hearty one I"
"Your fiils are marvellous"
81 send for another box, and keep them IN the
house -
"Dr. Holloway has cured my b adaehe that
wa, chronic"
Il gaye one OF your Pills to my bah for chol-
era morbSs. The Gear little thing get well in .
day"
my nausea of mornin. is cured"
.'four box OF Hol oNsys Ointment cnred mo
Of noises In The head. rubbed some Of your
Ointment behind the ears, anu ,he noise Ia,
left -
send me- two boxes; want one for poor
family
"A enel,e a dollar; ycur price is Is cents, bat
the medicine ts me is woJ IN u d0ll,r.'
''send n. five boxes OF your Pills"
"Let Ms have thre ioxes vi your Pills by re-
turn mail, tor ChiiIs and Fever"
i have over two hundred such te stinonials IS
these, but want of space compeis NE ID con-
clude.
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DIR. JAMES
Lock Hospital
CoRNn
Washingioa
-

ana tfohkion,
Chicago. III.
Chartered BY tie
State oiIiiinois for
the express pur-
pose of giving I'M
mediate relief in
ell casee OF pri-
vate, chronic and
urinary diseases,
=. III a..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-14
H OllOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cures the following diseases:
Disorder of the Kidnevs.

In all diseases affecting these organs. wheth-
er they tecreie too mu.n o. 100 lutte water;
or oh Their they be afflicted vi stone or gravel,
with aches and pains settled in the Ions
over the regions OF ths kidn~ys these N o
should be ttksn according 20 III. printed direc-
tions, and tire Ointment should well rubbed
into the small he hack at be time. TINS
treatment will give almost immediate relief
when all oher u cans have fai;ed.