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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-01-27

i,out..S ENfr:ac:.-We have heard,
we'll as experienced many instances Ct the
marvellous virtues of this proprietary RENE
5v but none more remarkable than the one
We are now about to relate. On the evening
of SUNDAY, October Ilth, Mr.. John Ross--
we'll known TO the whole billiard pubilc
~ a member oi the leading firm Of Sm.
II. Griffith u Co, Billiard Table Aanuiac-
turers. OF New Gork-ret!red TO rest, seem
inpIy in his usual good health. About l
O'clock A. N. he awoke, and found his Pill
low and a portion Of his bed-clo,hing sat
| urated with blood, which was still beng
discharged from his nose. He arose ana
exuended some time in his endeavors 10
check the hemorrhage, but was hnaiiy
T.! forced 10 arouse his family (he is widow
erl TO his assistance. When all the means
at hand were Intellectually exhausted the
family physician was sent Tor, and
he in tam brought 10 his aic
two other medical practitioners, one oI
them an English surgeon OF exalted repu
tation. During Monday, Tuesday, and
large portion OF Wednesday, not g. hou
eIapsed without some new efforts IN behai
of the sufferer. Nothing that ability, skill
or experience could suggest was spared
refr;reran;s, chafings, heavy lacings, stron
, stimulants. etc. were externally applied
while plugging, injections, and scores
internal remedies were tested-ail, all
; vain: and medical skill admitted that
| was successfully baffied, and there was d
: homo AZ this time a sister Of the suffere
|. Mrs. Griflrh) suggested her family RENT
r dv-PoSp's EXTRACT. "Try anything 20
: think might help him." responded u
attending physician, but in tone OF voi'
q convincing to all that heard 1t that The p
tient was far beyond human aid. The T.
# trac, was procured, little injected IN
the sick mans nostriis, while cio
saturated with il covered his ia
30 from the upper lip to the lo'
head. The eilec. was truly astountir
!, This man had been bleeding for over 81
~ sours. and had completely exhausted
bes, medical talent available; but, VIII
at Ponds Extract was applied, the hemorrha 2
10 vas completely stopped in space OF III
Of no, exceeding three minutes, and the m;
a. il were, raised from the grave. Aithou
he confined to hi. house for couple oil wee
ar and scarcely yet recovered his usual rob
health, Mr.. Ross is comparatively ="
man again, and there has been no return
the bemorrhage. Himself and family
assured that but for the opportune appii
~ ,ion of Ponds Extract he could scare
f,r have survived the night through, As he
,si- already lost over a gallon OF blood oel
~, the hemorrhage was successfully aoated
.le-
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RAILROAD RiPPlES.
The Missouri Pacific has Completed
Arrangements 70, Through
Car to Omaha.
Further Rumors Regarding the Han
nibaI and St. Joseph Route.
THROUGH CAR.

THROUGH CAR.
! special car containing A. A. laimase'
General Superintendent; J. A. Hill, Gen
e-al Freight Agent A. w. Dickinson, SUI
perintepdenf. Western Division; t. A.
Ford. General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
and G. H. Baxter, Western Passenger Agent
all of the Missouri Pacific road-passed
through the city yesterday morning on the
way from Omaha to ST. Louis. While In
Omaha the final arrangements were made
Tor running a through car from 81. Louis
to the irst-named city, which will 60 into
effect next Monday. 1t is probable that
the car will he run through upon the train
which arrives here at midnight from 81.
LOUIS and passes down at 2:45. Ihe tram
will leave ST. Louis at s:lo A. NJ, and
Omaha at about Pm. The Missouri Pa
ci.ic will doubtless have all its arrange
ments made by the first day OF February to
run its trains across the Atchison bridge,
OF the Hannibal & St. Joe track, to st. Jo-
seph. making that city its western ter
minus.
THE HASNIBAL a ST. JOSEPH koAp.
The talk about the Hannibal 4 St. Joseph
road running into this city still continues,
and from conversation with leading railroad
men il seems that the rumors to that effect
have good foundation. Just when, how.
ever, this contamination Will be bEough'
about cannot be told, although the probable
time is not far off. This would, OF course
be great advantage TO Leavenworth, ans
be the means of bringing the Burlington q
Missouri River route here, which wouiC
give Us three competing routes TO Chicago
Further particulars will be given in du'
1 tin,a
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EDUCATIONAL ETCHINGS.
Which Means that the School Board
iiet Last Night.
Butthe CoIored High School Question
Wasn't Even Hinted at.

Tie School Board met again, ior the
third time this present month, last niShi,
but contrary to expectation, the coiored
High School question, that bone OF con'en-
ticn which has been gnawed so often, was
not brought up for discussion, nor even
limited at. This was, no doubt, great re-
lief 10 TIE members OF the Board, who have
sat I'D night after night arguing pro and
con. irving to solve the knotty problem OF
the mixture OF the colors in the schools.
IT'S better tha, the question should remain
as it is at present.
Mr.. Swan. chairman OF the committee on
text- books and course Of instruction, pre-
sented the following report:
| Your committee on text books and course
| of instruction beg leave TO present recon-
mend ,tion in regard to the pupils who shall
be prepsred to enter the High School at the
helinniny of next term, as it Is deemed ad'
disable TO have but one class for each year
or fonr classes in the High School course
Ne would suggest that all pupils who aEe
prenared to enter the High School at the
middle of the year, should do so, provided
that the class shall not be less than twelve
and pursue the prescribed course OF stud,
with the understanding that no optiona
study shall be allowed, and that during
. the summer vacation any mem
hers of the class who can max
IN the necessary work to enter the next o
Junior class. and pass satisfactory exam
nation. shall be entitled to standing i
. the class otherwise, he shall drop into tn
! class entering the school at the beginnin
Of the school year, viz: into grade one
Upon the report being taken the repoi
!, was unanimously adopted.
Z An additional report of the above con
mi,,ee, recommending q four years cour'
: OF German in the public schools, was ali
submitted to the Board, and adopted.
!, The committee on supplies was instruc
u ed 10 make arrangements for the removi
of the bell from the Morris building to Il
. new Oak Street High School.
a A resolution was passed requiring M
= all candidates applying for admission
! the High School be required to have
= genera. standing OF 10 per cent, ana 10 n
= fall below % per cent. in one study.
No further business being beiore
! : Board, it adjourned until the next resui'
If meeting, in February.
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IS 81, YELL ESTABLISHED thst the sA-
NAaIla>'S GIFT is = positive cure LOT
,i,.e-s.s zrisiug froIa IDdscre;ion, coins away
xi,h Balsk.t CobaIba ard otaer dsngoroGssna
.lisyu ting drugs, that the public lave entire
cadence IN it. The NrEs:iOIs attending
cas-, when the guaek is Vested ace known 10
man.. as the folio ~ins viii .xpi,in:
;,,ssoSp a Co, ai5 Face st, thiiadeiphia:
I.ppes, TO YOU, and n there Is any earthly r.
iief i,,- n,e, wish ypu ysould do something tor
re. About eight months ago got into tr"nbie.
4 t.ok capsules, went To- doctors, aud AZ mas
cost na, one hundred o'iars-Grst for th IS med
i.inc. thcn for that-witholt any henehE-
t.w dsvs ago Il friend III Ine CT ihe Sanari-
tan,s Giff; he sad it woul certainly cur ne.
In,s Is why 1 address you for adNice- :,
,.Ia.ritan's G-ft does away Win Az such
,r,UQ,e and eXpeEss. package whita co, 30 :,
.,nIy - will eject 3 cure IN rom Two 10 iouI @
Ssys without any nouDie than to folio" pam
directions. o. .,,-.,c, ,,r
word 10 old cases: stop coctoring i"i
tnrse d,ys. then use larksge OF the SiIt anu
nnywor.i for il, IN n few dsys you Will wohoer
,rhv Won did no; get that medicine nrst
SOFA py Robert Pareaih.
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Needless Suffering.

MANY persons Of weakly constitution, with "!S-
pc,,;c and bilious tendencies suffer lifelong bodily
distress unnecessarily. Their existenees are COM
,,ory sho.ter than those Of healthier mGrtals, but
while they last it is usually the case that they are
continually dosing themselves or leing d"sei TO d"
,,.;rpesa Could they ae induced TO Use HosteiIerS ;
-ornach B:ttcrS for while, strength resained, di-
.,rstisn restorei and the disappearance OF bilious
symptoms, would speedily aeIuaint them WIN '''e
difference between remedy which deals Win 'auseS'
and those which affect symptoms merely. Not On
v are the Bitters searching specific Tor complaints
afccting:he stomach, liver or intestinal canal ouI
they are in consequence OF their inyigorahve ana
bracing influence upon the entire hysique, an a-
mirable means OF protecting the system against The
atmospheric influences which beset inaiarial d's-
dSw
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NERVOUS DsBiL.Ti.

4 depressed, irritable Stst' OF nl'se;
+. weak, nervous, exhan-sse- feen2s'
40 energy or summation; 60 ai"s-a asao'
Esat mensry, ccsea With drbi'itafinz'
discharges, Tie eon0e-
o,,encs OF e1o.sscs, mental oTerwofk or
ird;scre,ions. This SEsteUS i'Esi.a'
~ finds sovereign care in HUE
PuRsy| RoAsocATH5 PEaisi. /,
No .s II torres up The system, arrests
discaIs- di.pes tAs sa's. s.Ssia l.; .,',ss and
de-pondsrsyE, /, asa nsrssssiy harmie4s and al
gsss .tSciens. Price, IS, for /. package oi
s.s hoIc- and large g vial of powder
1ta .Sieh is iDpO1an, in old, serious cases
or 81 per single 6o1: Sold By ALL pr1s.
sddrzs Humphreys Specific Homeopathi.
Meaicine Co.. No. sss Broadway, n. Y
Tb,o. Ecezsdorf, Robert Parham, Agents
Ieavsnworth, Kansas APri4eedSS
1
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-, Pi.eag cf Property Valued al. s.
p5IcsS OF SHARES.

. -, Pi.eag CT Property valrsd at. $40 3D. D"
palcES OF SHARES.
~, ,rieo Of a single share Is FIVE DID,
,.r hrt 10 insure a speedy sale oil aiI .
-. .nd The DistriDut on OF our k.ti -
-, a., March ,sr, Is1s. Without Postpone
m.n. We ouer me following liberal rAtS7 :"
c-rbs' when cr'isred directly from our !" n,
n -h ares for 10 a.,
2S 10 -.--.----'--"--''-- 9sO %
=; dg ..-...----.----.-----. 20 "a
lt3 do ......----.---"---+'- Z 30 ge
,5o a, ..............:-.-- -. ~.
Al ordrrs for Shares VIII be hlie,t hliei, ~ ~, -.
- IN wnieb they are received untlI i;at al a.
,E.n That al Applicants may De suPPr,
- N AVOID DELAY and Il .s=pPOin;ine9'' "i-
5cnId h. Forwarded earle. ,-,--, .or
no fogu,e aaain5t mi-tEkes ana y oetay. "A
,...nndent- Will D ease write ihei. A-A.l'7 N
,,l..re Of residence p-aInly po,-
.ct,vs snd relia0e ae-nfs wahteI.s wahte ss,n,.,o.s
- : c-,i-p-i .. berai coUmlss'oi fio"e'a-
C;,cnIar, s,h terms 8 Mt ON app:ieaI
R.-toiltz3fGes F.sn be mare ~
n, posr Once Noney Craer- q man
Enr further particulars rnncernine w -,
nsr ~ di-ttibufiOa. for ensio' s@ineni1 .. s'e.
aea,css eircuiars wi be sent on appi y, ,o-
~ eomn unic4tions must be adirrsssi
AZ yOHg NJ. PRICE
Gen@ral Manag'r'
Atcnieor. Kansas
Shares for sale by II. KUHN, LesseIw es,;ns,Iw
Kansas
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ro,xsscrxy p.T.r soI T9E TINES.
TINES OFFICE,
LsavEs1osra. Jan. %, 1879.
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A Card.

To all WHO are suffering from the errors
and indiscre;ions OF youth. nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF MANHOOD &c, !
will send recipe that will cure you, RhE
OE CHARGE. This remedy was discoV-
.,ed by a missionary in South America
S.nd , seIi-addressed envelope to the Rev
Josepb T. Inman, SatiOn d, B.b.e House,
~, Yors Gu aug20-eod&w57
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The American People.

No people in the world suffer as much
from dyspepsia "a the Americans-and al
though wears of experience in medicines
have failed 10 accomplish certain ana
sure remedy until GREENS AUGUST + LOWER
was ;n,rodoeed for this disease and It's ell.
iec,s. vet 80 well has this remedy succeeded
IN erarv caseto effect cure, that there Is
not drusgis, in the United States but rec rec
om,ends The AUGUST FLOWER in all cases
Of dyspepsia and liver complaint, eOstivei Ssi
moss sour stomach, sick headache, and al
arrangements OF the stomach and liver. Gc G
~ r Parham's and get a sample bottle io'
10 cents and try it. Two doses will rei'eS'
anv case. Regular size 40 cents.
aus24-5SiGw
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INDUSTRIAL DRAWING.
A Plea For =. Introduction Into the Pub
lie Schools.

4 Plea For y introorcnoE Anto tas RUs
lie Schools.
A bill is now in preparation, to be pre-
sen.ed to the Legislature this session, pro-
yiding that industrial drawing be added to
the ordinary curriculum OF common
school education. This is step in The
r:ch, direction, and We trust that the bill
will meet with unanimous support IRON
the members OF both houses. Under the
present improved system OF drawing, all
classes and grades of pupils are taught to
delineate the forms of objects with which
the come into contact thus obtaining a
clear idea of the compared magnitude of
different objects, and the relations that the
various parts bear to each other. ihe
mind. through the eye, fashions into
thought all shapes of matter; IN many
cases the conception is incorrect or lmper-
feet the skiiful hand, then brought into
play, will measure and place in true posi-
ttion the misconceived shape, freeing the
mind from error, and fixing the truth mors
tirmniv in the memory. Though the be
ginning NAV be be small, and the progress
Slow. we assert that any child attendin!
our schools may, during the course OF TIN
common school education, be so INSTRUCTED
in this art that upon leaving the school h
will he able 10 draw upon paper, accurate
lv and quickly, any industrial design.
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,nr NEAT HOUStKEEPERS'
stove Dressing.

No dustl No smell Always soft
sna ready for use without dish. IL
viii DO more work with less labor and
exnen.e. and give a more elegant and
lasting lustre, than any Store Poiisa
every produced. A stove can De Dress
ed on a delicate carpet without soiling
il. A package sent by mail on receipt
OF % cents. Manufactured only hy
B.F. BaowS & Co, Boston, Mass
eod&W.
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Buffalo, rough, Sc. dressed, I21zc.; catfish,
rough, Dc. ire-se |, li1sc-; bass ne; uoo' anu
hite i,h lI@2Jc. white percn. sealoe.
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ScuRyY HEADS are often the canse oil
intense suffering among children, and uniess
the disease is driven from the system, may
break out at any time during lie; II uh-
checked it may become scroiuious- Con.
stantine's Pine Tar Soap, used On the toile.
daiIy, not only dries up the sores, pu'
drives out the cause ol the sores. rrice
p cts. per cake. A'o"
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Shooting ARRAY.

Welearn from private sources OF a shoo
ing aflray at kineo 20, Washington
county in which Wm. Meir Ike shot frcde-
rick Nipnaw ,w ce, woundins him fatally.
L, appears that Eipaaw made some insult
ing remarks about Meineke's sister over
wear ago. Young Meineke, who Is mere
bov. swore he would shoot Nipna~, but
nothing further occurred until last Friday,
when the two boys met q. the pos;ofice. A
quarrel ensued, followed by blows. Nipnaw
struck Meineke on the head with heaVy
ron stanle whereupon the latter drew re-
voIyer and fired twice, one shot passing
through Nipnaw's lett breast, just below The
heart and the other lodged in his nip. hi
affair caused considerable excitement, eu'
no arre-.s had been made up to noon oaiur
.av.
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Hore Proof.

William & Son (Drussists). n. Manches-
ter. Ind, say wisharts Pine Tree lar
Carai Al slxsys gives satisfaction T! They
sell large quantities Of it, and will certify it
b,. s.yed many lives by its thoroughly
purifyins the blood, and permanently cur
;n, e..ihs colds, sae throat, catarrh and
connmption-
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Anew WORDS TO FEEBLE AND DELI
CATE WOMEN.

pvpy Pierre NJ. d.. of the Worlds |
n;-,,ans.,v Rptf,lo \. v, Author OF
.sTbs PeonIe's Common Sense Medical
Adviser etc etc.
Knowinv that YOU are subject to a great
,,,o,,,, of suffering. that delicacy on your
,,nr, b.s , s,reng tendency to prolong it,
- ,ho lonoer IL il neglected the more
'.n,, ' h.,s ,o endure and the more difficult
- go, r,ur case becomes, /, As Physi-
" o.. . ,bo am daily consulted by scores OF
eia,, WI" 5as;r, 10 say to YOU, that / am
.onl,.n,iv meeting with those who have
Sons' .;oa Co. their ailments for months
..;,hon, hing benefited in the least, until
si'hoI' soor,s neriectly discouraged
ii b.v. almost made up their mind new
:, ,.Ls another dose OF medicine, or be
| ,a-.,.ad hv ,nv further treatment They
IA r.,har die and have their suferings
a.ded than 70 live and suffer as they have
TO- IT,. 80 ,hev are worn out by suffering
"a .ra onlv made worse by treatment. VI
a..,h;,s more discouraging, we certainly
80. Conceive. and were there no more
successful mode of treating such Difficult
80 - ,b,t the principles of which teach
,hs ,aSnc;np and depicting OF the vital
1 s"ro,s of ,be system, when the indications
S;c,a,e a treatment directly the reverse OF
-. ono adonted for them, their case would
ba Ssnlor.bie indeed. Bat, lady sufferers,
,Ss,e Is , better and far more successful
nisn Of treatment for you; one more ir
f.-monx with the laws and requirement:
:. .on, svs,em. A harsh, Irritating
a,s,;c treatment and strong med
;a;ras Will never cure you. 1
I'm xou,d use rational means, such a
ommon.ssnse I'm should dictate to every intel
Gasn, ladv. take such medicines as embod!
,bs rsrv hest inyigorating tonics and ner
v;nes compounded with special reference
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IMPORTANT
To the Travelling Public.

IL is the duty OF all persons before start
ing on a Journey, to ascertain by what route
they can reach their destination with the
least trouble, and ii there are two or more
roads leading to The same point, 10 decide
which is the safest and pleasantest to trav-
ei.
We take pleasure in stating that the Chi
cago & Northwestern Railway Is the Oldest,
and several miles the shortest, between
Omaha and Chicago. Within the past two
wears the road bed has been put IN admlra-
hle condition, and almost the entire line las
been relaId with steel rails.
The depot in Chicago iscentraliy located,
and As their trains arrive there thirty min
,,tes in advance of all other lines, PasSen-
gers can always be sure OF making eastern
connections. For all points in northern
and northeastern Iowa, you should purchase
tickets via Marshall, Cedar Rapids, or
Clinton. For points in northern Illinois or
Wisconsin, via Fulton; and If you are GO
;pg TO Chicago, or east, you should, by all
means, purchase your tickets by the oid
Pioneer Route
THE CHICAGO & NoRTHwESrERN.
Yon will find on all through trains Pun
man slecper-, new and magnificent day
c,,ache. and the best smoking and secont
class cars now Ola any road IN the onit's
State-.
Particular information, with. maps, tirn'
tables, etc. NAV be had at any OF tn
through ticket Offices in the west, or Cp"'
personal or written application.
J.H. MoUNTAIS, W,Stern Irayeiin;
Agent, Omaha, Neb., or to
W. III. STEENETr, General Pa'senGe
Agent, Chicago.
feL25-w
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POPULAR illustrated book t2eO pages) on
MANHOOD. woNAsHooD! MARRIA"E I'M
pediment. to Marriage; the cause and
cure. Sent securely sealed, po-t Paid, io'
50 cent., b. DR.. c. Whittier, 6l7 St. Char
les street, St. Louis, No, the great fpeciai'
list. Read his work. Gee -'-' 'o"~'
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Becouing Xnowa

As is becoming known that DR.. frice
True Flavoring Extracts are not mace up
from chemical poisons, but natural havors,
delicate and grateful to the most cultivated
psla,e, they are growing rapid, in popu-
lar favor. The special recommendations
Of DIR. Price's Flavors is that their purity
is perfect, their strength 50 much grsatei
than other extracts, while the bottles hold
half more than those purporting to contaii
,he same quantity. It is only necessary 10
a person OF pune and healthy tastes TO 'r!
these flayors and they will be convince
that they are the finest, purest, and best ia
yorings Tor cakes, puddings, pies, &c.
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Needless Suffering.

Many persons oil weakly constitution "l'h u!s
paptic and bilious tendencies, suffer lie-ions I!
distress unnecessarily. Their eNis'enees are COM
monty shorter than those of healthier moFtalS "u'
while they last it is usually the case that they are
continually dosing themselves, or being doSe 10 II"
purpose Could they be induced TO Use Hos'ette! :
srom,cl. Bit ers for while, strength resained' cl-
gastion restored, and the disappearance oi bilious
svmutons, would speedily acGuaint them with the
5iaar.nce between a remedy which deals with
causes. and those wGich affect symptoms merely
Not only ar the Bitters searching spec &c Tor conf
paiuts affecting the stomach, liver or intestna! ca
nal but they are in consequence Of their ln'iso'~
tive and bracing influence "a the entire phs S"e
an admirable means of protecting the system aSainS
the atmospheric influences which beet naiariai dis
dSx
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BosroN. January ii, 1874.

This certihes that L have recommended
the use OF DIR. TUFTS Expectorant tor DIS
cages of the lungs for the past two years,
and to my knowledge many bottles nave
been used by my patients with benihciai
results. In two cases where 1t was Thought
confirmed consumption had taken place,
the Expectorant effected cure.
SEw Il. II. SPaAGUE, NJ. ID.
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The Truth.

In the who4e Enited States there is not
baking powder ~ -aavoring extract that is
50 valuable, so positive, 50 edec'nai IN pro
Jueing the most elegant and healthiai
brs.d and biscuits. the most delicious, desl-
rahIe ard delicate favored cakes, pastry,
ice cream, etc, as DIR. Prices justly Geie-
brated Cream Baking Powder and True
Flayoring Extracts, Almond, Lemon and
aromatic favors. Try them and you Will
he delighted with their true qualities, ana
find that they are far superior to anything
in their line ecuo"
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If you have discharge from the nose,
offensive or otherwise. partial loss OF the
sense of smell, taste, or nearing, eyes Mstery
or weak. feel dull am stupid or debiii,ated,
pain or pressure in the head, take cold
easily, you NAV rest assured tha, yoe nave
the Catarrh. Thousands annually, without
manifestiug half of the above symptoms,
terminate in consumpticn, and end IN ,ne
grave. No disease is 20 common, more ae-
cep,ive, or less understood by PHYSICIANS
r. V. Pierce, VI. D., Of Buffalo, n. l., II
the proprietor OF DIR. Sage's Catarrh kene'
dyEa perfect Specific for Catarrh, "Coic In
the Head" or Catarrhal Headache. cSw
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ppUss OILS AND PAIsT

p.uss-aaohoI. p. gal, & 25et2 4oi Alum, p.i-
s1-c. a,o.. Cape, lsn2ac; b.ue mass, el 20; "ofaI'
,os,sa ,sa2Dc: tiuc vi,rioi. ls9-c; birthstone,
,oI, sase. do -four 51l@7r; bzlsm copaVia s9c;
..,,,sr;s.. 81 Is; chio-.orm 81 y; eoopsrs- sS se
.ro,,a tartar soa5o; czmpnor 50 to ssci eaioaei
/ ~ ;'epsom salts itasc; u1 i5sscc' gum a's".
ss..75e; ioiin. 70 assia 81 %; i"dins . ~
pecac 81 s5si so; indigo. nsifais' 81 'os, o.
ialap puly, select, 7scssi; i"swood eni' ;, 80
tract, i,a2oe; lunaa esust,c II 70 10 io' "q'','
extract, r. ., 49c. mssdPr le1ssisc; mssaes,'
c.rb, 2 or. s51ie; mo'Phi sf-r oance' g %
OF, berza not, Per pound $6 co. OPIUM 60 'a
90; eli lemon C; Peruvian b-rs s'c'si @'' aui
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