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Personal.

Miss Emma Mulvey left last SUNDAY for
Chicago, where she will remain for a year at
tending school.
The following were among the arrivals at
the Planters yesterday: l.. +. Fuller, New
York; E. c. Whitney, New York; V. G. Sam
uel, St Joseph ; ID. n. True, ]. w. Norton,
Levi Greer and Ralph Wolfe, Trenton J. V.
c. Karnes and Henry S. Ransom, Kansas
City; G. W. Miller and wife, Kansas City !;
j. A. Stevens. Chicago; A. J. Webster,
Philadelphia; W. n. Haines, New York !;
William kast and daughter, Astoria,
The following were among the arrivals at
the Continental yesterday: John Broadly,
Jefferson City, Mo-; William II. Hook, Wy
andotte, Kan. ]. ]. Harlan, Parksville, Mo. ;
Polesia Honlula, Gibraltar; q. Cox, Chicago;
I. q. Lame, Boston, O.
Mrs. ]. Clarke Swayze arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon from Topeka, and will
remain a few days.
Mrs. Vim. ii. Mugford, Of Sedalia, is in the
city, visiting her son Mr.. Ed Mugford.
]. A. Foster, Of the firm OF Jaggard &
Foster, our popular dry goods merchants left
yesterday .or New York via the Missouri Pa
cific.
The following were among the arrivals reg
istered at the Mansion yesterday:
A. L. Stevens, {" Lawn Dale" Kansas; B.
Jackson, Holden, Mo-; Robert Cooper, Platts-
burg, Mo-; T. \. Givens, Washington, Iowa: J.
+. Smith, Chicago, ILL.,; NC. Speer, Chicago,
H.; A. Cole, st. Louis, No.; r. {. Buckman,
Chicago, ILL.,; John +. Jewett, Reno, Kansas;
C.H.Knickerlecke, Kansas City No.: William
Crowley, Trenton, NO.; ]. ]. McLarkey, Dav-
export, iIowa; f. q. Garrett, Clinton, No.; o.
Ii. johnson, Chicago, ILL.,; Miss II. A. STUNT
iauth, Salt Lake, Utah; Miss Katie Greenough,
Cherry Vale, Kansas; Miss Flora Craig, Gar
nett, Kansas; A. Mccall, Trenton, Mo-; W.
Fox, Valley Falls, Kansas; b. +. Talbot, Dav-
export, Iowa; John Jewett, Lenape, Kansas;
ID. II. Sanford, Paris, ILL.,; Miss T.. Doughty, |
Trenton, Mo-; Geo. e. King Chicago, III.
Vacant Places
in the dental ranks Will never occur IL you /
place your trust in SoZodont. From youth to /
age it will keep the enamel of the teeth spot
less and unimpaired. 1t has the same effect /
upon them kyanizatiOn has upon wood rem
dering them Iimpervious TO decay.
All fractures, except OF the bones, cured by
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Notice.

There will be a special meeting of the Leav-
enworth County Horticultural Society held
at the Court House, on Saturday, September
LIST, at O'Clock, p. NJ, sharp, for the purpose
Of making arrangements for a Fruit Fair.
All members are urgently requested to at
tend, and all interested in fruit culture are
cordially invited. BY order OF the Society
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KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET



SCATTLE-Received, go shipped. Gi6; driv-
enout y quiet; native shippers, - 20 native
stockers s. 9G9,3 %: do cows, 81 iO92 80;
wintered steers, 50 051i3 .; do cows, g 90
. -; through steers, e 81.
uOGs-R. ceived. SGT driven out, si st. ally.
=.
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A LOVELY landscape all dotted ovsr with
unsightly boulders, is not more unpleasant
TO the sight than is n human face disfigured
with Bumps and pimples, those prime evil
vences Of impurify OF the blood. Dr. BpIl's
Blood Mixture will remove all such disfigure-
ments Promptly.
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Bakes Perfectly.

The Charter Oak Cook Stove, now in my
kitchen has been used for ten years. 1t bakes
perfectly with less fuel than any stove that 1
know Of; is perfectly clean, no dust or ashe,
escape into the room. and 1 cheerfully re
commend II 10 any housekeeper wanting a
frst-rate stove
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BLOOD LIEDSEX,S BLOOD

c1H1Kh1 - 4 IrlOIIs
Chicogo. 81. Louis and Craeipnai
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For sale.


J00 first-c!aSs nation and feeding weihers.
City, Mo. augaO-w2t
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Similar act have been committed at ST.
limo, Yeni, Saghara, Yambali, and in other
localities. All the wounded and the bodies
of Hassan and Radja Mehemid were taken
to Adrianople The inhabitants OF Farlos
in the district of Rasgrad, seven hours dis
tant from Roustchouk, two-thirds Of them
Christians, having refused to surrender,
their houses numbering four hundred and
their churches,
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THE posters announcing the coming Fair
in October have been issued, and will shortly
be placed in prominent places throughout this
state, Missouri and Iowa
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Ahmed I'll Mustapha, of the village Of
Echedge, and his child, ten years old, called
Zelika, and Natina Haraun, of Guitar, at
Tournova, were wounded with shot and bay
onets at Hazu Buba village, in the district
oiIIiassau Mehemet, and eceived wounds
from which they died. Twelve emigrants
from Arbli and Ambarli, among whom were
SOM. women and children
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Of the best OF our Leavenworth comfy citi-
zens, and ii is hoped the accident may not
prove as serious as supposed. His injuries
seem TO be principally about the back Of the
head and between his shoulders
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Another Rassle Expeeses.

ADRIASoPLE, August 2S.-The Russians
Still hold Fort Nicholas, at Shipka Pass.
The Turks are attacking the highest Rus
sian positions in IL PaaL A large num-
Der Of the Turkish wounded are arriving.
A dispatch from Shumla announces that
TIE Rnnians occupy Popkoi, and battle
i expected.
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Property Sold.

The following transfers of real state have
been recorded in the Office of Register OF
Deeds during the the past week:
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The following transfers of real state ha'
been recorded in the Office of Register
Deeds during the the past week:
Cyrus Hicks and wife TOT ID Touer,
lot s, blk -, east u OF lot G, blk 1. Law
Days Subdivision. Wv 90
Mary Parasas to Louis Pierron, south
y OF west y of southwest a of see -,
town :, range q ......... .... J. q
VIM Hood and wiieto Levina Robin
son, - sl-lW dcres in see q, town S, range
Anthony DelegIise and wife Ia Ma
thias Mergen, west Of southeast a,
10, town ., range y, except 10 acres 49,. 5
James Price and wife to Henry
Heiniy, east a sec II, town 10, range q Ii
Kate Earnest and husband and An
ME T. Odd and husband Ia John Free
land, lot and 2, blk Il, Leavenworth-
City proper, and other iands--.-...-......-.. ST.
A A Higginbotham and wife To Aman-
da Carroll, lot 10, blk Is, Leayenworth
ely prOpef---.-- .--.----....--..-----...-.-..-.
John a Smith and wife 10 Chas q
Daniel, lot q and north ! Of lot =, Nor
ton, Williams & ThOmass addition. 81
James Ross and wife 10 Elizabeth Il.
Woods, south of southwest \ of sec.
b, and west y OF west OF southwest -
Of southeast of section Is, town IL,
rsnse -. .......... p,
Nelson ID. Eastman and Rachel ].
Eastman 70 George W. +. Griffith, north
west 4 of sec. =, township II, range %, :
Alcnaei hirmeyer ana Vile 10 JOnn
Brandon. lots l., Il, IL, Is and ID, block
II, Leavenworth City proper---.--..----.-.... L.
William T. Marsh, Assignee, to Michael
Keber, lots Is, Il, IS. Ii, l.. Is. ~, -, q,
=, 3, q, 3 and -, block ", Day & Ma
cAclayS add itiOn
John Atrele 10 -nsnn TO Topeka Rank
and Savings Institution, the whole of
section 81 town 10, unge :sll.......-... la,(
John r. Wilson and wife IL James
MrArele, north i4of southwest 4 ef Sec
IlOn ~. Town q. r IC.se IL /.
Total - >; !:
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\ red COW with white across the shoulders
and TANKS, star in forehead and branded, II
p" on the hip. s. reward will be given fof
information that will lead to her recovery.
HENRY PARSONS.
so Usage Street, Lcavcnworth.
augslw ltd2t
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EDUCATIONAL.
.C.pCuyos Oh. S.CwID uEanr

4 CADENS Of the SACRLD HEART
N ST. MARNS, ted on the
l:Hc of the Kansas Pacific RailrOd, twenty
five miles west of Topeka-This Academy,
under the direction OF the religious of the
Sacred Heart, offers to the young ladies Of the
West, all the advantages of a refined solid
educ.tcatiDn.
Board and Tuition, including Books, WASH
ing and Bedding, SIS per SESSION, of i've
months. Cl1sses resumed on Saturday, sept.
lst lS95. For particulars, apply TO the Supe-
riOre~S.
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Capt. BaInbrsdge Tells How Admir-.
ably Himself and llOWaFd Manage
In Ey0de the Indians.
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SeaAlOr Morton.

RIcHxoSD, Ind, August %. - Nine
O'Clock o.icial bulIesin-Senator Morton d
certainly improving, and getting along
nicely, and We have no doubt Of his sesting
up, IN time.
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Somc,hin. Worth Looking Az.

4 TIMES reporter visited Occidental Hall
last night To witness the experiments made
with LoclswoOd's lCarburcttor, which is a re-
cent invention, by the use OF which gas bills
are reduced from 20 10 e. per cent. per month.
The working of the Carbure;or is simple. II
is n large can, enclosing smaller can, inside
of which latter is a sawdust filling imprsg-
mated or saturated with car bon. by means Of
pipes or tubes the gas, before reaching the
burners, is allowed to pass through this fill
ing and adds an intense briliiancy TO the
light, besides Swing immensely . in the
amount OF gas harmed. The experiments last
night in Occidental Hall We're made
with four foot and one foot burn
ers, with the following results:
Before the introduction of the gas into the
Carburettor the meter showed the consump-
ton OF one hundred and fifty feet per hour
with a four foot burner; though after passing
the Carburettor, seventy feet per hour; a
saving OF sixty per cent. in gas, the light,
after the passage of the gas through the Car
burettor being over one hundred per cent.
more brilliant than when burned as usual.
With ~ one foot burner the consumption was
one hundred feet per hoar before its passage
through the Conjunction, and after passing
through it fifty feet per hour-a
saving of fifty percent; while the light, after
passing the CarburettOr, was as in the former
test, over one hundred per cent. more bril-
liant than when burned, as usual. The ex-
pertinent also showed that the light from the
one foot burner, after the gas had passed
through the Carburetor, was stronger and
more brilliant than the light from the four
foot burner, when the gas was burning as
usual. Further tests will be made tonight at
Occidental Hall, when those interested i'm the
saving in gas bills shonld make II point to
attend. Mr.. {. A. Ames is the agent for the
Carburettor here, and will give any informa-
desired.
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Administrators Notice.
HE STATE OF KANSAS,

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAyENwoRTH COUNTY.
Ia The Probate Court in and for sail County.
In the matter of the Estate Of
WILLIAM RECrESWAID,
Deceased. J
AYOrlC Is HEREBY GIVEN, That Let
N t.rs of Administration have d zen grant
ed Ia the undersigned on the E>tat.. OF VIII
liam Kectenwald, lat. Of said county, de-
ceased, 10y the Honorable, the Probate Court
of the County and Stale aforesaid, dated the
18th day of May, 4. D., is77. Now, all pcrsI ms
having claims against the - lid Estate are
hereby notified that they must present the
same 40 TIL. undersigned Tor allowance, with
In one year from the date of said Letters, or
they may be precludcd from any benefit of
such estate; and thai If such claims b. not
exhibited within three. years after date of 81 d
letters. They shall bc foIeNer barred.
Mi'HAEI. PRZY Executor
of the last will and testament of WIZ
Iiars Kectrnwa'd, July 18th, Isl.
Is WIESESS WHEREOF, | the undersigned,
Probate ] Idge oil Leavenworth
County. have hereto set my hand
lSEA.-i a;Id ali KID the seal OF tn. said Pro-
bat. Court this 18th day OF July, A.
H., ls77. NEWTON MANN.
luiyly-tl3y Probate Judge
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ST LOUIS STOCK MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, August 81.
HoCs-Steady: u 7jGtJ III, Receipts. l.IO0.
CArrLE.-Slow in demand; mainly local
receipts, ~.
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On Thursday, the aoth inst, five Sisters will
| leave Mount Saint Mary, for Kansas City,
Mo-, for the purpose Of establishing Paro-
chial School under the auspices of Rev.
Father Dunn, the jealous Pastor of 1T. Pat
rick,s Church
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Yesterday four Sisters left Leayenworth for
Laramie City, TO join Sister Johanna, in ST.
Joseph's Hospital, where eighteen OF Nv, nty
patients are cared for daily, by the devoted
Sisters.
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RELIGIOUS ITEMS.
ST. JOHNS HOSPITAL.

tients, of st. Johns Hospital, will be glad to
learn that Sister Victoria has returned from
Colorado, in order to take charge of that truly
useful and benevolent institution.
During eight consecutive years, this devo-
ted Sister nursed The sick in st. Johns Hos
pital with such maternal care, that the poor
sick called her always their Little Mother
and retired, invoking blessings upon her,
whose kindness had won their love and graf
ifr,l..
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THERE,
SOUGHT REFUGE IN

the mountains, were brought 20 the Russians
who, during their march towards Reven,
killed them one after another, as we'll as
great number OF other inofTensive, nnfortu-
nate people. Every Mussulman of the latter
city, regardless of age or sex, and who had
surrendered to the Russians, was either sent
to Siberia or ruthlessly massacred.
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BALTIMORE CORN MARKET.

BAL1INDKE, AUGUST ..
COES-Westcrn, active, frmer and higher
western mixed spot and August, Gc. Septem-
ber SIC; September, 81 do tc october, 5sl1
steamer sic, nominal
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They Took the Boys I'm.

All fractures, except OF the bones, cured by
Spalding's Glue d&w
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Sccnc on a LaHn by MOOnIf.ht.
\ sprig OF geranium being presented by a
fair young lady to n young gentleman last
night the question Immediately arose con-
corning the meaning of that botanical pro-
duction- ON being informed that it meant
preference" he Immediately wended his
way TO his hash foundry, under the light of
the evening stars, muttering, ''anything but
a mother-in-law-'' He Is responsible 10 the
reporters for the truth Of the above.
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The Cheapest, Pusesf and Best Family Mesi,ine
In the World.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaun-
dice, Bilious attacks, SICK EADACHE, Col
ic, Depression Of Spirits, SOUR STOMCH,
Heart Burn, &c, &c.
This unrivalled Southern Remedy Is war
ranted not TO contain n single particle Of Mer-
curry, or any injurious mineral substance, but
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1Ohe WATCH CHSc

THE cas-. of the ofiicc rS here, in the interest
of Carl Moi!er for the recovery of the watch
which WAS stolen fromhim some years ago was
finally decided in the police court yesierdas.
Mr. Henry =. Ransom, who was charged with
buying IL knowing il to be stolen, was honor
ably discharged, and through his attorneys
promptly offered tu turn the watch over to its
owner on the payment ofSO.
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IN quantity by their perfect purity and gfea'
strength; the only kinds made by a prsc
teal Chemist and Physician, with scientific
care - insure uniformity, healthfulnes-, deli
eacy and freedom from all injurious suls,an
ces. They are far superb. to the common
adni;erated kinds. Obtain the genuine. o.
serve our Trade MARKS as above, "Cream
Baking Powder. "Haeh and Cornucopia."
Buy the Baking Powder in cans securely
labelled. Many have been deceived in ZOOS.
" bslk Powder sold as Dr. Prio-'s
Manufactured only BY
STEELE & PRICE,
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Bui~iserinys - Unparalleled Horrors
OF COssack Cruelty.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

Vital Weakness or Depres-
sion; weak exhausted feeling, no ener-
gy or courage; the resist of mental
over-work. Indiscretions or
excuses, or some drain upon the sys-
TEN, is always cured by HUMPH.
REY'S Ho NJ EoPATH &c
SPECIFIC NO. "a. 1t tones up and
inyigorates the system, dispels the gloom
and dependency, imparts strength and en-
ergy, stops the drain and rejuvenates the
entire man. Been used twenty years with
perfect success by thousands. Sold by
dealers. Price Sl.00 per single vial, or So
per package OF five walls, and 81 vial OF
powder. Sent to all on receipt of price
Address HUMPHREYS HOME.
OPAfAlC MEDICINE COM.
RAMY, 100 FULTON STREET, NEW
Theo. Egersdorff, Agent, Leavenworth,
Kansas. tunes 3tawSw
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On long time. AT low interest. ON improve,
farms. j. GEYtH,
au3Jwtl $40 Delaware St, Leavenworth
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CITY NEWS.
500! $500!

For SEQ We VIII send THE WEEKLY TINES
and the Kansas Farmer TO any address for one
year. The prics of the Farmer alone is 500,
so in reality you get THE TINES, the best pa
per in Kansas, for nothing. For g % we will
send THE WEEKLY TINES and Colman's Rural
World for one year TO any address. The price
Of the Ru'af Ford for one year, is 500, 30
THE TIMES costs you nothing.
These extraordinary Offers will hold good
for short time only. Those who desire 10 OBJ
taia two good papers for the price Of one
should avail themselves of this opportunity.
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Your Simmons Liver Regulator has been
In use in my family for some time, and am
pursuaded il is "a valuable addition 10 tina
medical science.
GOV. JNo. GIL SHORTER, Of Alabama.
at has proved good and efticacious med
icine. sc. A. NUTTING."
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DENNsYLvANIA MILITARY AGA

= OE"I, 'IrI-II II, a, oP,II' III
Eth. Location heaithiul; grounds ample;
buildings commOdious. Thorough instruc-
ton in CIVIL ENGINEERING, the CLAS-
SI'S and ENGLISH. Careful supervision Of
cadets. For circulars apply to Coy. Geo. II.
Anthony or Col. THO. HYATT, President.
tulyIs-d2in
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THE VERDICT
of the jury was rs follows:
STATE OF KANSAS, !

An inqusifion holden at the residence Of
Thomas A. Snoddy, in r. istOn township, /.
Leavenworih county, Kansas, on the I'D day
of August, 1871, before Inc, John Mckee, coro-
ner OF saiu county, the undersigned Jurors be-
ing duly sworn, upon their oaths do
say, that the said Annie Higgins came to
her death on the I'd day of August, A. ID. 1874,
from the effects of poison admInist. red by Ia Z
own hands. In testimony whereof We have
hereto SCI our hands this I'D day of August
\. ID. iSI..
WM. T. MARVIN,
JOHN HAND,
]. f.. PENNINGTON,
q. LINNELLE.
T. A. CLEAyINGER,
IL. +. EDWARDS.
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What Robt. Scruggs said and How
he Acted Before he was Hung AZ
Oak Mills.

What Robt. Scruggs said and How
he Acted Before he was Hung ~
Oak Mills.
At the time Robert Scruggs, who killed Mr..
Jasper Oliphant, was accused Of killing John
Graf, and was hung: little or nothing could be
obtained as 10 the last words Of the victim.
Since then, however, enough has been told
by one who was present at the hanging TO
make the substance of the story worthy Of
publication.
Scrusys said to q praying man "lhe was not
ready 10 meet those whom he had 70 hurried
" sent to another world" They asked him
IL he wanted to prepare, and he said he would
If he knew how. One man prayed for him
before the rope was adjusted. He mean
while remained firm and never moved mus
Gle, never asked the crowd to spare his life.
and seemed resigned to his fate. He left Lis
watch for his child, Mrs. Oiiphant's daughter,
saying il was all he could do.
II was not the crowd no took him away
from constable wrights house, that executed
him, hut another that was met half way be-
tween the constable's house and the place
where the hanging Was done.
They, after hanging Scruggs swore death
and eternal vensence on any one who should
befray those who were there.
Before the victim was placed on the fatal
stump, he took q white linen handkerchief
out Of his pocket, and calmly asked II some
one would tie il over his eyes; meanwhile
he gave what money he had, amounting to
SIS, pipe, q ten-cent package OF smoking
tobacco, q tooth-pick, and a lead pencil, over
TO his hangmen, and directed that they be
given to his friends. When he was ordered
to get on top of the stump, some looked for
him to give way, but he stepped as firmly a.
though il was the most cred table act Of his
life. After the moose was placed about his
neck, . number caught hold Of the end Of
the rope and swung him into eternity.
He did mot struggle but died casIly, his
breath being cut on short By the pressure Of
the rope, rs he was DeinE pulled mp. To the
very Last she showed no signs Of weakness,
end The men Who were present. alter - was
asad, adnired his pluck In NO meanred
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Ne THE MILD PoWER e.
ssssCURESSsss
HUMPHREY VS.

SVOnE02
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Been In general use for twenty years.
siarLE. ECONOMICAL and EPFICIEHf
medicines known. They are just what
the people want, saving tiE.ie, money.
spses s.s ard ws sreS psrssr. s1
an eminent physician.
Nos Cnres Cents
l. EeverS, Congestion, determinations, =
. WORMS Worm Fever, Worm Colo, g
4. Diar-ac.a, of Children or Adults, :,
6 CholcrE-Nerbus, Vomiting, 9,
Z. Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis, @
8 Neural-ia, Toothache, Faceaehe, q
9. Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo, q
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, g
u. sHpIressed, or Painful Periods. 2 2
IL Group. Cough, Difficult Breathing, .
II salt Rheum, Erysipelas. Erup;ions. q
II Rheumafism, Rheumatic Pains, p
16 Fever and AEIe. Chill Fever, Agues,. s.
rs Ophi Ia imy, and Sore or Weak Eyes, s.
10 Catarrh. acute or chronic, Influenza, Sc
~ WhOOp;uS.COuxh, violent coughs, Sc
q. Asthma. oppressed Breathing. 80
q. Ear Discharges. impaired hearing, 80
q. ScrOfulA, enlarged glands. Swellings, 50
~. ese0ef0I DcDllty. PHYSICAL w eakncss, 81
IS DrOpsy and scanty Secretions, 50
26. Sea.Sickness, sickness from riding, 80
q. kianey.DtSease. Gravel, 81
u Nerveis Debility, Vital Weakness, l 90
80. Urinary Wsa / ness. wet,ng the bed, 50
81. Painful Periods, or with Spasms. 50
3s Disease Of Meart, palpitatons, etc. g.
30. Epilepsy, Spasms, st. Nitus Dance, %
81 DtphthertA. liberated sore throat, 81
IS. Chronic Concessions and Eruptions, 20
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