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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
THE SITUATION IN SPAIN.


THREE RIVAL CoURTs-Two RX.QUEENs IN
TRIaUINo FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INToL-
FRANCE.
LONDON, Sept. q Reuters Telegram
Company received the following summary
OF the situation in Spain; Strenuous eff
forts are being made to Dust Senior Can
ovss Del CASTILLO, the prime minister.
Three Courts exist at present, namely,
King Alfonso's, ex.Queen Christmas,
the latter supported by the re-
manning partIssns of Marshal EspaI-
tero, and ex Queen Isshella's at
SaDtander. The latter Is scJiv ly iutrigu-
ing. She is principally II huenced by tine
clergy but in lesser degree by Sepor
Castsgnette, Marshal Ser ammo and Gen.
Novalchts. IL is believed these latter
would not hesitate to adhere to policy of
religious intolerance in order to secure
the alliance OF Isabella. Isabella has dis
iribu e. portraits or herself and children
to all the agents. At pre- cit the
object of bOtn CDristina's ana Isabella's
lntrigues Is to secure The restitution
their proper by the Spanish treasury
Thew cam respectively 100000 and &c.
600 900 pesetas. Seuor COsoOas DBL Ca :
teilo positively refuses these demands. A
member of the party now in power re-
Gently expressed the opinion that the oh
j ct Of the tolera ion clause in t'e
constitution was merely to give salts ac-
ii n abroad, but the government would
not allow any Don-Pspish oIe d to estsb-
lIsh itself in Span. In this connection, b
Madrid telegram, to-day, states that the
government has approved the conduct o
the protect of Vslladolid, who forbade tn
sale of Protestant bibles In the streets OF
that place,
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OF interest on the bonds without objection
from any of the stockholders. Judge Dill
lon decided that notwithstanding the in
iormality of the lease, as the latter COM
psny had operated the road of
he former, and made three psym snts of
interest upon the coupons, the lease is
valid. and judgment was en- tered for
plaintiff.
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THE BOSS RETURN.
HE WILL BE BROUGHT HOME ON THE
STEAMER FRANKLIN.

New YORK, Sept. 21.-rne following is q
srecisl dispatch from Madrid: Lssruius
that the commander OF the United States
ship Franklin, hOmeward DOuod, con-
sents 10 deliver William NJ. Tweed to the
a mericsn authorities, instead OF sending
him back to General Jovelar, the order
for weeds departure from COruans has
oeen countermsnded. The franklin,
which is now at Gibraltar, proceeds to
Vigo to take Tweed, who Is now slresoy
confined in the fortress Castillo Del Cas-
tro on board her d 'cg.
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THE CAUSE IN CONNERSvILL LIE.
ELOQUENT SPEAKERS AND ENTHUSIASTIC


TBy Telegraph to the Sentinel
CoNNBRsvLLE, IND, SPIT. 2l-Ju5ge
HcKenny, and the Irisn orator of the
West, the Hon. Daniel j. Csllsn,
of Hamilton, Onio, addressed q large
and enthusiastic Democratic meeting this
evening. They were met on their srriva
ct the depot by 100 rilden and Hendricks
guards and conducted 10 the Court House
square, where they for two hours held the
large audience. The interest was so great
In the meeting that not one person lett
during the enire time. The spirits
OF the FsysIte Democracy are rising
and that OF the Republican Hasrisonisn
axistocrscy depressing in q corresponding
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
COOLING IN CLINTON.
AN EFFECrIvE SPEECH AND MUCH COOL

AN EFFECIgE SPEECH AND MUCH GOOD
DoNB r THE CAUSE.
IBy Telegraph to the 5entlnel.l
Upton, IND, S'p.. 2l.-rhe Hon. d. s.
Gooding addressed large and
enthusiastic meeting at Scircleville,
Clinton county, this afternoon.
Tilden and Hendricks pole was rsis' d
AID everybody was pleased. Judge Good
ing has done great good for the cause
nere.
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THE WAR OF RACES.
THE ARMED ANDs OF NEGROES DIsPERsE-
SOME UNBAs.NEss STILL REMAINS.

SOME UNBAs.NEss STILL REMAINS.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 2O.-rne armed ne.
groes in Aiken county have dispersed at
the coming OF large organizes
force OF whites, and approximations
of serious fighting are quisted for the
present, but several attacks by negroes
upon isolated plantation houses are re-
pested aud great uueAsiness prevails
throughout she county.
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Yesterday was Now YORK State dsy at

the largest of the exposition. All means
OF conveyance Ia the city proved made
quate to transport the crowds no to one
O'Clock. There were IL. 5Ss admissions.
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ORGANIZED AND READY
FOR BUSINESS.

The Texas and Indiana Mutual Exchange
and Colonization Bureau Of Austin, lex as,
and Indianapolis, Ind. Cap tai stocK, $50 200.
e are now prepared to exchange lanes in
Texas, well located, with good titles aOd early
locations, for farms and inside city property
and give fair trades. ~ e eau trade over one
million acres of as desirable land as is To be-
found In the stat in lar and smal'e or tracts
suit purchasers, with agents I'm heir differ
ent localities familiar with the country who
will al settlers buving land OF rs.
Two of the best posted land men in Texas are
connected with us, who give their personal
attention to the selection of our lands through
them win esI ablisn land ella ms of all X NOS
wh.re any proofs furnished. We have facii-
ties for procur ing la d certificates. Railroad
fares urnish ed at reduced Rates Fares not
exceeding two per cent. OF he amount of md
purchased OF us will be refunded 10 those
making arrangements with u. Ofice-room
Woonen, Webb q Co.'S b snk. Ad,
W. 3. WEBB, Pres.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 4, is7s.
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DOINGS OF THE DEMOCRACY
In THE INDIANA CAMPAIGN.
BLUE JEANS GLORIOUS PRO-
GRESS.

The Next Governor Greeted by
Rousing Audien ;es at New
cas- le and Richmond
Other Grand Out
pourings OF the
People.
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Rl LAME BACK.
Lame and Painful Baok---Twelve Days
in Hospital.

Messrs. Weeks & Pc Ter: Gentlemen-I have
in recovered from a lame and painful back
through the use of your Col ms VOItaic Plas-
tSrs Ny bacz was lame and painful that
could not stOop, walk, or do duty any nd,
a was plac q the hospital for WeIVe days
without cure. 1 then asked permits ion OF the
surgeon 10 try the Collins VOlIsic Plasiers,
and in few hours a ter putting one on was
entirelN relieved o pain and aeie % bend my
back; am now thoroughly we'll. 1 consider
them simply wonoer al. respectfully yours,
ALtXANDER JAN S0N,
Col. ISL Artillery, Fl. Warren.
Boston, May 2, 8.
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aARE Doing WeNDERs /.

MeSsTs. Weeks q Potter: Gen lemen-Cel-
ms Voltaic Plas ers sre doing wonders. They
YORK like magic, aud those you sent last are
all s. Id and "oTe wanled. Send me three
dozen as soon as you get this. Mo0ey enclosed
herewith. L want them tomorrow nj INT, If
pUssi0 e. In haste. Yours,
t. F. PALMER, P. NJ.
No. Fayette, Me-, May LIS 6.
Sold bv all druggists. So by mail on re-
WGrKS & POTTER, Proprie-tors, Boston,
Mass.
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THE GRANDEsr DEMONSTRATIONS OF THE
CENTBNNIAL YEAR IN HONOR OF DAN
VOORHEES, AND HON ST BLUE JEANS.
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The report Of the committee was on mo-

The report Of the committee was on mo-
tion of Mr.. Elder agreed TO.
Mr.. Wood moved |. reconsideration oil
the vote to agree to the report oil the COM
mittee.
Mr.. Hackney moved the tabling OF Mr..
Woods motion, which prevailed.
The House went into committee Of the
whole, Mr. Benedict in the chair, to consider
bills under general orders"
H. 3. Mo. 49,, making an appropriation
to pay for the publication OF amendments
to the Constitution in the year 1879. was
next considered
GThe bill appropria,es 6,2s425 for that
purpose.
Mr. Wood moved that the amount be re-
duced to $1,000, and upon this motion
| considerable discussion ensued. That amount
however, was agreed upon.
In considering the second section, which
provides for auditing the accounts, Mr..
Wood moved that the rates be the same as
allowed to the State Printer under the law
of 1875.
Mr.. Reynolds made a vigorous fight
against the motion, claiming that the ad-
vertising had Been done under a different
law.
Mr.. Cook thought that the law regulat-
ing the prices for State printing passed
last winter, regulated the price for printing
the constitutional amendment.
Mr.. Reynolds said that the law regulat-
ing the prices for State printing had fixed
the rates of advertising done by him at
half the rates allowed for legal print
ing.
The motion of Mr.. Wood prevailed by
vote of 81 to Is.
On motion of Mr. Elder the passage OF
the bill was recommended, subject to the
amendment.
ii. B. No. "a, changing the name Of
Joseph ii. Knaack, and Manton Eastburne
Coke, was considered, and amended fear
fully. Among the amendments was one Of
fered by Mr.. Click to change the name OF
"Kicking Bird" to "Night Hawk" and
another by Mr.. Cook to change the name
of Samuel n. Wood to "Old Rotterdam" T"
A motion was made to change the name OF
the estate Board of Agriculture" to the
estate Board of Leeches." Mr.. Stillings
moved that every gentleman be permitted
to change his own name. Under such a
pressure it was recommended to strike out
the enacting clause.
II. b. No. 126, an act TO amend section
Oh chapter l4i, laws OF loiI, In reiation
to mechanics liens, was read, considered
and recommended for recommittal to the
judiciary committee, to retain its place on
the calendar.
Mr.. Tailor explained the object Of the
bill and favored il.
Mr.. Hackney said that if the bill became
law it would do mere harm than good.
Mr.. Webb moved that it be reported
back to the house with recommendation
that it be recommitted to the Judiciary
committee, and retain its place on the cal
endar, which was adopted.
Mr.. Elder, from the committee on ways
and means, reported favorably on appro-
priation bills for the Normal schools.
The bills reported favorably were order
ed engrossed and placed on third reading.
Adjourned.
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KANSAS LEGISLATURE.
Sixteenth Annual Session.
grNArr ppocETnrCGE


TOPEKA, February 1O.-Senstor Halder.
man presented the remonstrance of A. Il.
Keller and twenty-six others, citizens OF
Leavenworth county, against the passage
OF general herd law.
Senator Gillespie presented the report of
the special committee on the penitentiary,
which was ordered to be printed.
II. C. L. No. 43, in relation to investigat-
ing the Normal schools at Leavenworth
and Concordia, was read.
Senator Parkinson offered an amendment
as follows:
Strike out the words "And by what au-
thority two schools were organized under a
Law providing for but one"
The resolution, as amended, was concur
red in.
MOTIONS AND REsoLUuoNs LAID OVER.
H.C. X. No. 20, authorizing the X ansas
Senators and Representatives to secure the
passage of a certain act to protect the pub
lie highways was read.
Senator Robinson moved that the resolu-
ton be printed, which motion prevailed.
By Senator Bauserman 5. B. No. III
relating to the support of the insane asylum,
and other public institutions.
By Senator Horton, S. b. No. 176, TO
provide for the execution OF a tax deed in
cases where certificates are lost, or wrong
fully detained.
By consent Senator Martindale offered
the following resolution. which was adopt
ed:
Be It resolved by the senate that committee on
ways and means be instructed 10 inquire into the
expediency Of reducing the number of trustees OF
the several charitable Institutions and to report b.,
bill or otherwise.
On motion of Senator Gillespie, the bills
Just read were read second time and re-
ferred.
Senator Schaefier announced that an in.
vita had been extended to the senate to
visit the insane asylum at Topeka. He
therefore asked that all members who
wished TO visit the asylum be excused for
this afternoon.
After considerable discussion on the sub.
ject of visiting the asylum, the Senate ad.
journed until three O'Clock this afternoon,
in order to give members chance to accept
the invitation.
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PRICS 81 fEE BOTTLE
An INPOkrANT LETTER

from prominent gentleman and resident Of Gin
cinnati cnio, fcr the past iorty years we'll knos IN
to the newspaper publishers throughout the United
STATES:
NKw YoRK, Oct. II, 1870.
Dr. RADwsY.-pear Sir:-i am induced BY
sense O, duty 10 the suffering 10 mske briei state.
ment OF the working Of your medicine OF myself
For several years had been Affected with some
trouble IN the bladder and urinary organs which
some twei,e month"; sgo eliminated IN most ter.
ribly affecting disease, which the physieians all
said Wis prOstatc structure in the uretha- - 50
Inflammation OF the Eidbeys and bladder, ana
gave II a their opini"n that my ase-IS years
would prevent my ever ke,tiDg radically cured.
had tired . numb 0, ply ysicisns, and had taken
. large quantity O. msdirine, both ai.opathic and
homeopathic; but had got NO Ieilei. I had read
Of sstonis hing cnIes having been made BY your
remedies, and some isur mouths ago resd NO
tice in the Philad.lph saturva ~ Evening Post
of cure having been effected on . person who had
long bsen suffering . had eeen. vent night of
and Cos some OF eas h-your rarAparillian Resoa.
want, Ready Reaief, and Regulating Plb-and
,ommsnced taking them. In three days ~
realty rslisved, and nov feel - veil - ever.
G. W. JAMES. Cincinnati, Ohie.
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BEVERLY, Mas., July IS, 1863.
D.. RAswAY:-I base lad ovarian tumor in the
oyaries ard bowels. All the doctors said ''there
vas no help for it, ltr,ed every thing that sss
recommended, but noiaing helped me. l saw
your kesolvent, and thought would try II; but
had no faith in il, because had suffered for
twelve years, took six bottles OF the hsesolvent
and one box OF Rad way Pills, and two bottles Of
your Ready keiiei, ana there is not sign of tumor
TO be seen fsiI, and feei better, Smarter and
happier than have ior twelve years. 4 he wont
tuner Is in the LEI; side Of the bowels, the
grcin. write this 70 you for the benefit others.
You can publish il II yo1 choose,
HANNAH. p. KNAPP.
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Every drop OF the Ssrsaps-'Lian Resoivent COM
muuicat.s through til. blood, sweat, Urine. and
other fluids aEd Juices of the system, the Sigor OF
lite Tor relsirs the wastes of The bcdy With new
and sound material. ;, ,ToIuis, syphilis, Con-
sumption ,rsuduiar disease, u cers in the throat,
mouth uInors, Nodes N the glands ard other
paIts OF he system, ssre eyes, strumorous ais
CHANGES ron he ears and the worst forms of skill
diseases. erupiions, lever sores, Scad head ring
werIn, sait rheun, erysi2eias, acne, black sposs
EOTmz ih the flesh, tGmoIs cIncsrs i'll the woIns
and ali weakening and painful discharges, nishi
sweas, loss of sperm aud eli wastes Of the lie prin-
ciple within the curative range Of this wonder
OF modern chemistry, and a ae~ cars Use Sill
Prove To person using it for either OF disease
its potent pvxe- 10 cure tns m.
II the potent, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decomposition what is continually pro-
greesIne, succeeds in arresIing these wastes, and
TepaIo tine same with new material MADE from
healthy bl0od-aDd this the Sarsapzr.ilian will and
docs secure-s cure is eer,sin tor when once this
remedy commences il work Of publication and
succeeds in diminishing the loss OF wastes, 1t re-
pairs wii be rapid, ana every day toe pasent viii
feel himself gro wing better aDc stronger, he tooo
food dgest ting beiter, appetite improving and flesh
and weight increasing.
Not only does the osrs3paril ian EesOlvent excel
all known remedica agents in the cure Of Chronic,
Scrofuous, constitutional ard Skin diseases /; but
1t il the only positive cure for
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-02-17
CONSTANTINE'S
PIN T. TAR SOAP.
FOR TOILET, Bk1A AMI NURSERY.

ses' o-es flair. prevents Biidness aud re-
moves Dandrur, fimpies. FIeckies, Ian, Birth
Marks and other irny ur the scalp and skin.
cures seiaReous Dsseesss such as Iaun-
lice. Wounds, Burrs and Barber's Itch. slso
Catarrh, Chapped OF Cracked Hands Fro-t Bites,
CnIlb!ains, IeIter, Salt Eheuua, kheuma.isn anu
Piles
ReCdess the skiG smooth, clear and
healthy, and is excellent for cleansing the Teeth,
imparihg pleasant odOr to the mouth and sweet
ness to the breath. SOLD 81 GRoCERS AND
DRUGGISTS. opi20-eodSw33
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FEVER AND AGCE.

Fever and Ague CARED tor fifty cents. There is
M, remedial azsut in the word I.at viii cure
fever and sgue, and all Other malarious, bilious,
scarlet, typhoia, yellow ani oihes ievsrs !aided
Fifty Railways PiiIs) So QUICK ss ssd' sy' Besdy
Relief. Fifty cents per Bottle
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-02-17

psrssctly sasssIeo, elegantly cessed with sweet
gum, purge, regulate, purify. eleanss. and
Ssrsnstkea. Rayvay's Pills, fef the cure q al
aberdeen ofthe Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys,
Bladder, Nervous Dsseasss, Headache, CoassiPa-
ton, Cosnvsneo, indisrstion, DysPsPGa, nili0us.
neo, Bilious Fewer, lnAammatton o. the 6ovels,
Pies and al Defangements Of the internal viscsrl,
Warranted 70 e6set . positive cure. Purely
vseseab .. containing - mercury. nAssralA. or
aTObssrvs shs ie,loving synpssos resulting
froa Dissrds,s q ths Digestive Ofyans
Consttpat3on, Inward Pilea, fulnoo of ths Hood
In The Hsa., AeAdity of the Stomach, hsusea,
Hearsbaru, Disgu.t o. Food, tolineD of weight
In the oss9scn, Ssar EfuPxioua, Sinkiag q FIas-
tegin1 In the Pr Il the Stomach. SWIMMING -
ths He>A. hul eio1 and Dl6euls kyoasA,ng. Flat
txinss e The Heart, Choking e sa1ocasing seasa-
don uhss in . Lying kesssfs, Dnneo a Vision,
Doss or Wshs b-sore The sight, Fever ma Dull
Pain in tAs Head, De6ciency q tes-pirstioa. Vel.
iowness II the skin and s. e, Pain in ths doe;
Chest, u abs and sHddsa F1uakD Of Heat, DaEn-
lag IN tAs FsesA-
A ~ dsses ef RADVAYS PILLS vii ftse ths
sysseu, frOm al tho shove named dissC1sn
Prics = ssaa ~ tx eo.d ~ DruGyista
ns.a ssFAISE AnD fnUk"
"a 80 isesa-snnp = RADWAY ca Ne
- Waxssa ~, Asv Yea. 111aEna1isa vUgth
thsunaas V1n - - -.
l1G0o oD2h3s8 E5t--
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Ist Very Successful.

The House committee on post-ofices and
post roads h.Szecently made . brilliant
display of Democratic talent for reform.
Determined to probe the frauds of the
Post Office Department to the bottom il
brought crowds of witnesses to Washington,
spent Thousands of dollars and succeeded
in discovering several irregularities that
the Postmaster General had corrected more
than year ago. Missouri should vote .
leather medal to the sagacious Democratic
reforner Who represents her - chairman
Of tkas conmitsse.-M Joe Hrald.
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MEDICAL.
------------- ----------------- -----
Tbs Mild Power Cures.
Humphreys Homeopathic
Specifics.

a FAMILY MKDICISS CAsE fs aJarasiy nco<Ssr.y
You must hsye something 10 give for a cola, o. .
headache. diarrnez, rheumst.sln- neuralgia,
tooIhAehe. ef.up, whooping cough, or other OF IN
hundred lis that are sure 10 eoae. Fore armed
is foresrmei. You have it In q case Of hCMfH.
Rsl s. L OMEOPAIHIc SPtClr iCs. simple
20 you uaske no mistake; reAiy-so you need
Lot wait; sAta-so you may act eariesiy; rsaciepr
-so you feel confident. Medic tasi cure bat
do not kid; that save. but do lot destroy
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-02-17

( -Staae ssaator Gillespie, Of Atchion, i
spokea of for Lisat- Governor.
-Hnn. i. d. Thacher lectures TONIGHT
Il Lesysans q 'OraAas and 0t.sosy."
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DR.. WHITTIER.


6r7 st. Charles street. ST Louis. SO.
Ha h>-n Longer enTag>d IN he p-ci, N
scnereai, Sexual ana Chronic DIS seases
Syphilis, oonorrhcoa, elect, Structure,
orcnItIs, Hernia, or Rupture, ell ur,nar,
Diseases aad sypE.ilticOr ineycur;a! sfscc.
tions ., the throat, skin - bones, ar. t-sA;ei
- uapsrAls'd sscec., atet sci,n iae priacTi~s
Sperwatorrhoea. Sexual Debility and
1r1potency, astLs resuit OF ser abrss ycsth
years or otaer stia
,-ssiors. 6ssiiy, SiSae.s Of sch te,setre rzes.oTp
rs5ies ne face physical dscap 20
fe--Iss eogsoa Of tdsas. tss ssxssI porer.
DAG narriaSN, ,ln,propsr or UNHAPPY. :rs
al snt in seesd enre,ofe. for Fs.tsre .;snYs
Diseases peculiar TO women. snch -
lussors11. Dysntaorr h0a 4e o~-saai1 Lss.c--f-g
.h Cat rosis Diseases Of StAspo-h
SeriiIs etc. sucre sfuly treated Descriptive pan, hr
selfEe4led for t~o stamps. Age With experience y
srds ef eases every year acquires great sk.
tnO-ine ttis felusntiy recomn~no persons 70
caatential ronsIiy by letter. free
svei Wh-n inccuverient TO visit the city for
Cur-.oie ealrant ers,s i-fr.ty
sa;eS. Ch-s hours: A. Y. 70 p n. eandays, ], r
N Feys1as o1ysstng n the efsv aRv Asur ap ecs
s.r,-f &c the cHea. ~ nj; ;ht ring the Door Bell
The snmet ta whole house Of roomsI Il th
n7S ten ys 10 The eoantJ. s.brscins Reception AL
S'4es-i -ad vspor Baths; eempreheasvs Labora,ory
az used In the prepared
Sad of ell the lihrry. Uhefs the old ami
latest a ror.s Of AL the schools Of medicine
H.s-.-,.; esns io-.. which have been procured
f-aga Ia, .. r.s-ir,s .f expeass ard b
.uS II rNy o'h-r L5r,rv In th. cry. Tn Library is
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6asns Men u,sti n
ed tho a
a o %
nd d al n ei of ID B,i, ans in e 0
sasi py
tCinhiau Hal in the oil maaD O the
manner OF b p a,tri n lin
Members Ais
n the
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-02-17
SOME Thirds SAVED :

in quantity by their perfect purity and great
strength; the only Kinds made by prac-
teal Chemist and Physician, with scientific
care to insure uniformity, heal,hfulness, deli
cacy and freedom from all injurious substan-
ces. They are far superior to the common
adulterated kinds. Obtain the genuine OBJ
serve our Trade Marks as above, "Cream"
Baking Powder, "Hand and Cornucopia"
Buy the Baking Powder only in cans securely
labelled. Many have been deceived in loose
Or bulk Powder sold as Dr. Prices.
Manufactured only bv
STEELE 81 PRICE,
Chicago, 81. L0siS and Cfaciana.i
ser20-eld-Sv
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MEDICAL.

ALI1Ia1.
z. z. r.
Railways Ready Relief
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from Cne TO Twenty Minutes.
NvO1 one nour after reading this advertisement,
N ne-d auY sas 81 issT sith pain.
2aduaJ's 2eady Eelisf Is a
Cue lcs Ayscy Fam
IIw,sTuz y-sG1 ArDB
c8.. .szS ssEI ISvs Ss
that instantly Ys tas n-oe- ee-aci .;:ns pain.
slIays Irfa.rna;ivas, sni cures Congesti2as,
whether of the Lunes, etorisen. Bowels or o'hef
glands OF organ = -r-
IN From oEE, ToTwESrY MINUTES
no natter how violent excrueiaiins pain,
the Rheumatic, Bad-Rid6en, lEhTm, Crippled,
Nervous Seuralsic prostrstei witt. disease may
surer
WILL sFFoGD ISsrANT EASE
Inflammation OF the Kilnsys, Icfamatio= Of tie
Bladder Inflammation Of the Bowels, oonges-
tiou OF tue lungs, sore Threat, Difhcui
Breathing, Paipitation OF the Heart
Hysserics, Group, Diptberia, Or
tarrn, Influenza, Headache, e.
Il ,othachs, Neuralgia,
kheusns tisrn, Colo Chiiis,
Ague Chils.
The application Of the Ready Relief to The part
or parts the pain difficulty exists viii at
ford cue and comfort.
Twenty drops Ia half a tuinhier OF vrt1r fiji in
few minutes cure Cramps, ,pIzirs. Scur stouac,
Heartburn, sick Headache, Diarrhosa, Dyseniery,
Cole, Winf in the Bowels, and ali internal Pains
Travellers should always carry . bottle Of hAD-
WAYS RrADG RELIEF with them. L lev
drops in water vii prevent siokEesa c. pains froIa
change OF wsier II Is be-.er than French Brandy
or Bitiezs Is a stiinDiAnt-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-02-17
Health =! beauty !

Strong AMI Pure Rich Blood-Incresse OF Flesh and
WEIGHT lear skin and Beautiful
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