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1IfE INJ.iSION or RhEY
Kumcrcd Capture of Toprnis Knieh nncr n
severe BniiIc-I.atcsi Movements.

r,.,.. t ., ,,tI l....,,, 4.
L"HDoN' June IA Hl'c'"l "t7pa'oh 10
the TtlogrGpi says: From thc latest nforma-
,i, i, ,,..,,s ,I,., ,i,. pr-...,. .I,,,i.e,t,.i,.
,N'' ''i' ''7 '"'' Wv -
determined to make the IdS-'1sc "i the Danube
midway between pikctu and Turnu- Masurcli.
p,.,.,.., f,,. IL, if..,,, ,.,i,. ,,,,.,,..,. -
iInpnrhtohs lhdi'"'e e"ry "p'r"'ohs'
IN" NefS ualaU writes; Inc
RATS which the Russ ANS have been eonstru ting
IT.. ,,..t,,. 90. Il 90. i.. i..i,. ,,,
o''VM '"i"'" are f'"uS i"I Di'"-'ns PURPOSES
and large numbers OF them are being tOwed up
a., =. -, lin ,t. L., -, ,ti,,., ,t
ina, crossing VIII t1ke place al uhla'et' Dclow
Braila."
p,iv,,c l.,,ors from, ,hc Daruha snv tho, ,ba
p''''.., .', -, ,'.' - -.
huSSlnhs are extremely busy constructing
bridges and repairing roads So ae to secure the
,,,,,., f,.ii,v ~ ,,,,v,,,,.,, ,-h,., t, d..isi,.
"''N " ''' - -,
moment arrives. n"lt tei"SrIph now con-
nct~ tl' hcgIpu.rris, ~ ~ uii ", hu77lhh corps
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MURDER or LTzzIE MURPHY
Brutaiiy Benten by Powerful Woman In
View of u Tbrong of B,stnndcrs.

On Friday afternoon Capt. Petty received
information of the sudden death OF Lizzie
Murphy in liquor saloon in the basement OF
Oliver street. The body that he found lying on
the floor there was that of n good looking wo-
man Of rather small stature and poorly dressed.
Her face was badly bruised and SWOLLEN and
the back Of her head was clulted with blood.
Coroner Croker was notified. At the inquest
yesterday he ascertained that the deceased and
Mary Simmons. alias " Philadelphia Mary"
both women who walk the streets about
Chatham Square. quarrclcd at Oliver street and
New Bowery, at about II O'clock on Thursday
night. They were separated by the bystandcrs s,
and Mary went down The new Bowcry shaking
her fist and saying with an oath that she would
fix her yet
About midnight. as the decenscd was crossing
the square. Mary ran up behind her and threw
hcrheavily on the pavement. Then she beat her
in the face with her fists. and knocked her head
against the paving stones " Philadelphia
tim was slight and sickly. A group of destitute
TSn S6d@rne formed orr nbt ring rs Sg' 'h% ,bs
murdered woman offered resistance. and
then they separated them. Lizzie Murphy. hav-
drinking saloon at . Oliyer street. She as ked
for ice to put on her head. which the bartender
John Burke. gave TO her. Soon altcrwTd she
mnincd until she died ut la o'clock on Friday
afternoon
Leon Cohen. the proprietor, says he saw hor
upon the floor between IL and o'clock in the
afternoon, and asked her who hurt her She
said. Philadelphia Mary has beaten the life
out of mo- Soon alterward she became uncon-
scious. When she died he sent word to the Oak
street police station. Tho post-mOrtem cXamina-
tiOn showed that she died from concusson Of the
brain. Coroner Croker issued warrants for
Mary Simmons and Maggie Mitchell. The
Inter Is wanted as a witness. having viewed the
fight and dragged the dying woman to her feet
after the crowd had taken her assailnnt away.
on acfs Carr and kierns traced the woman 30 u
disrcputable lodging house az - Poll street
They were shown down two flights of rickety
stairs 10y the proprctors to n sub-cellar where
Mary was said To be sleeping The door was
barred on the inside. and ns no one responded
TO their knocks. they burst IL open. Mary. an
other woman. and two men were sitting to-
Iethor on the floor in the middle of the room.
She expressed surprise that any ono should be
80 bold ms to break into her apartments and
wanted to know why she was arrested. The
oill,cr7 said nothing. and she suddenly asked:
is that woman dcadY"
Yes" answered Officer Carr. "and you
killed her"
II her soul Is roasting in hell am salts
He'd she replied, and walked quietly to the
station. Maggie NJ he'll has not boon found.
When Mary WAS asked about her Whereabouts.
sho struck her clcnched hands ngain-t the iron
bars of herrcll and said: " II she tells. I'll put
her where put the other mnN.'
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4 SHOChING 1R.IGEDY.
a Wealthy Farmer >hooting his VIE and
Ihrn lommIitIng Smi,ide.

OLD TOwN, Mclean Co, H., June l6.-
Frederick -ndri,k- a We Thy farmer of this
vicinity, nifty years old. in nt Il drunken rage.
last night. shot his wife, to whom ho has been
married tweniy-l five years. H. had long been
an uniaithful husband, and last night returned
home from Bloomingt1n about dusk. bringing
with him n girl. whom ho told his wife was to
supply her place in the house. TO "A remark
which she made he replied with kick. Then
a. drrw revolver ana logan shooting at Mrs.
fol wcltering in blood. A hired man named
Daley saw the whole afInir but was deferred ly
fear from stopping it, lie communicated with
tie neEhborS. who began search for Hon
drirkS. and at O'Clock this morning they found
his dead h9iy lying l~sidc hay stack. a lpar
ter of "A mile from tho town. with n bullet hole
in his head and his hand yrasping the revolver
with which ho murdered his wife.
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A CRASH IN THE TUNNEL.
Seven Men hurled Beneath Brick. md Tim
ber-Two Fatally Injur.d.

a., r.lI--...-l = . >, " ~ = ~ =. - =
va rIluaY hlSht III Vas ul9coNereu lnal tlc
beams that upheld tie scaffold at Shaft No. at
In. D.la,var. I.,t.,,.,n, md W,..torn p,il-
'"'''' "'' "''''," 49,
iodd iuhhel al b"I~'n hlll' wer" weak. Ihe
seaif1ld had lcrr used in the building Of the
al i'.""' 80 Wv r',' WV ''''h'"s am n"'
~ 'hl'7 Deeh suDl''"' l." " 7lralh ol holdlhS
5000 bricks. The main beam being only two 10y
fn, inch,a II ,r,. ,,utobcd hr ,io ,,i,li,io,,l
va - w - w.
hul'i"it OF IA iew plahks OF heihlo'R'
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MeGhes, tn. wirc roi-onsr. Sentenced.

DIXoN. Iii. juno lG- Tie District Court met
judge llcston pfesi.us fl thc purpose of henrus the
motion for new uMl o. MeGA,e foi vie muir
Ter The auorney,ior ''r lr'rcuaon and defence sub
mittcL paper, To- the &, ut without argument Judge
Hea'on oyerguled thr motion anl stated that the Irs
oner at tlc lar ha 'rDn lcened By Hule counsel and
hal a4r and impartial trial H. o,u SAT- That thc mo
utr fnI Huidrr was hardly Tru't'. Nut th tNldsn
hal Hlf shown hi' quit lhe Court also sali that
Kln iiidu. who had confidence IA her IrrachVr wat,
,nDu. inn 'r n' ail lm i'ur ~, more ihAr others
Huti have fui, go AXE circumstances The rrl,onrr
Va, u irfri iu stand up 10 receive sentence. Julse
II, atom s.uri III, ~ntrnc' 20 the Cunttl' ihnt ~
samuel n GN'c. b., confined in the PcnWnuaI - {
hA labor q ie spH0cni fourteen years ONT VEGA Oi
each 1ru go ln sNiiii5 comm. ncnt "
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CHEAT FALLS. y. H.. June l6.-A tramp en-
tcri the house of - Dcnnison during the absence
the family. AMI ordered the domc.ue 10 4 liver the
~, ncy ani valuable, IN the house. murdered She
,-cd for her ic ami the tramp stood in the hall and
4 her under the lrttt-r getting
fho money. She procured Nr D,uu-uu'. rrNolNtr AMI
'l the top oi the stair ordered the tramp in
Size would .lrot He Iade threat. on her h'e but b.
lore he reached hrf Size shot AMI hc fell Two other
frti came 10 las a~-lstlutr AID Dee remarked. o. hn
avn mt The iulr' scar. hri iu Vain Tor tiD trtus
a NIGHT n, uir ted th one who attacked hcr u,t be-
tor, d. -At size b. about - years oi a-C.
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St0kes's on Works suit.

Justice Pratt in Brooklyn yesterday settled
The order dcnA ins the motion todi,su,e the nunc non
granted To restrain ta..us n Reed proprietor ct the
Hoffman House, from ciecun- JtheI Bo,tWi,kA co. oil
rrhnors from the standard Oh WORK, on NcwtoWncrUrk
IA which Edward ; Stoke, ana James Fish Jr. were
formerly Interested The property was IN the name o
Nj, Nancy stoke. uunl recently IAen It wa. Sold
under mortgage hrli hv II Rred nnl pur, ha.el lv
HIM iWsl-unn ho,tWick NNn, whohad a hasc Tor u.e
prom, obtained the uu' uor rricrIrd To hN !, lr,.
srninr 10 the Court that the foreclosure m coed
mIlh. that Mr. Reed had an understanding Wih Mrs
stoke. and 4. stoke hf which Mr. Stnht, Mi. tn
uru.0h Tie money to pWcla~ the oil works MIR.
stokes and Mr. lrcd made aillaNtN donlno t, allie
ton Tile inlunD uon remains IN force.
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a Quarrel Over Ga, Ending In n Suicide.

WASHINGTON. June 16.-Robert Richter. a Ger
man. aged 40 years, who for long time has been
lloyod a. clerk IN the e, ncrals Office.
committed suicide last evening in the gard, attached to
lis residence Twenty fourth street North 1t
seems that Of lat. he ha~ been working aitcr oo,
IN his garden. and noticing that and several Nit
tens belonging IN the house intrrcrcd with his flowers
he said 10 h- vie 1T don't kotU those kittens
oi the garden will Nil them" I- WIic an.wcrcd "If
f'n d. ~i tear W an Noul tomato vines" Richter
began 10 beat The cat. auf l Wlfc % -
hhi,r then rn, cd rcNul,or 10 his forehead ant
~ iutd, You sec me. shot himself and nstantiN cx.
ps.ti He was appointed isom Missouri
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sitting nui In the British ro.,...lon..

Chicago. Juno 1G-A Bismarck special re-
port, the return of the Rev Ahhou Martin from CON.
crpucc with situn. Bu hcd at the attors camp In the
British pos,c,sion., MAY ~. MI Martin was accom-
pdnrdhN SionN nlians and aniuiorprcer Stnus Run
wnscouie0u. NeN ho,mahle. aud attentive IIetod the
odd story o hls Mrun-. IN and nrrN slttth
The CON fusion reached that Siiung Bull would not
rrun 10 the nitcd States, but would remain m ihc
Hut,h possessions lac could not bear to surrender his
ponies, arms. Ac besides hc feared tor hi, personal safe
ty lie appeared thoroughly suhdued. Father Martin
tnh. the hAui better on where they are and recon-
mend, thnt they he encouraged tO remain He believes
that the Indian war is over.
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CLEVELAND. O.. june 16-IIaskoll f. Proctor.
chci clerk on thr postal hue between cleveland and
lniauaI oils rc.i, Mt of Cleveland. arrested here
to uisht hN q J. Henry. special postal agent.
char-c u having robbed the mIis between these Two
points during several years paS.
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william, nake and Thomas johnson drovn
0~ensl,wois lrx-
goods shop At firi aNenac amt l--d street. Fuily.
Then they rrt'rrd tho shop .tfrl several rHll.of k,
ufrM u.m tui" INC Wl.on aui drove ou Detective
tlalk -HNr 'iaN ami affrr 'i. tNn ~ H- .t tlc
uNrN 10 make tntu 81 3. arrested Oh m Ii.N
gnnuiird IN the nari, M Police Court 4d, Aut Ol Al
baii each
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HALIFAX. y. s.. Junc lG.-The M'Donucr
case was discussed 10y the Presbyterian A,Sm.
bly, hDe yesterday and g. ily u. Inpp
of THr.nfn moved I'-H,uNnu f.tt " bon.
nell h' required I" answer 'eh-nnWN qI''luns
r',Yctil l4t position tir A fut Ni D.il. Nlsl-
meut WHch wa. chrri'l D., l7ita~- NAB ui.il de-
curi 90 utkr amy irfthrr siacli utrilh -rhniited
tn c A., mI y nli hr hcli nnu if variance with
the confession ui iNfI, aud t'Inr,Hd tNr A,-ruly %
ln,iiu, ihc itc'hyirrN ol lWun'v 10 ,ame libel
llm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-17
SOME u.tsHIvG roN TOpTcs.
Carl Schrrz Accusing Gail Hamilton OF Utter
Ing AN tnmitignted fai.ehood.

WAsHINGToN Juno 1G.--GaI Hamilton. in
letter published today attacks Can s,hurz sc, service
rlorm. In an interview this evening schurA say that
lc welcomed her joke but when she told the story that
VT g." som iicf hat ever given Or advanced any
money To- Mr. schurI. or that there had ever been any
l"euutfA TRANSACTION between them. AMI that such
transactions or ANYTHING akin g. them had influence
toward Schneidcrs appointment 10 the swiss MISSION
sh" irl'nird and circulated AN unuitigaed inl-'huOd
nni ,anlcr made a the more ire Ncusable because OF
his contradiction already made pubic.
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the Board Of IHrions nitor long s,s-ou refused 10
commute the sentence OF the molly Masmres Who are 10
be hanged Oh thursday
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a Man Assaulted and HI. House Burned.

ROCHESTER. June lG.-A man. named Still
man, at East llamln, Monroe county, called ont
early this morning assaulted AMI nearly beaten 10 death
by an unknown man His premises were soon afterwari
destroyed by nro. There StUl cash the house
l. thoust his assailan took the money, ami then nged
the building.
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MliWAukEE Juno lG.- Rnlskolf y Tommy
then Liabilities Is, ,alou, estimates thDse air placed
at between $1,000 oRnd Sn,VIo
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pRoyIDESCE. June lG.-Thc National Bank of
Gumwcl,r Of Sew l.rk na, opuun'd wism'ni intnr
utcd states tlou ant, u thls eats, tor snNul1 -
aud Gusts, against The a. SW aprasue Manufacturing
Company
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- William B, Dunning. city editor of AMI one Of
home on Sixth street last night
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JOIIINGS IBOUT TOWN.

Rising barometer. southN Il 10 northwest
winds. PATTY CDuiN weather, occasional showers, aud
Stationary ui lower temperature.
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Doyilod crabs, the genuine. always ut Malthy's
kVIVlA VJssI p,ioLi larfsonst flcal,d %! stl,.ldr
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In Philadelphia-At Athletics, 2: Chelseas. q. In
Boson-Bpsons, T. Chicasos o. In ADMINISTRATORS
2, Amherst, 2
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=, American Soft Capsule Go. S pure Capaulatod
Nval'.Ass paI W III lAsIaAe DVAes A dIuss.s!s -Ad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-17

For sae-An Irish weekly newspaper. with
ia, syn Vilte.-AIg
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The Thermometer In New Work Yesterday.
AT llnluuts nt3 \. NJ, 60 G.7l';9, 7G': IA
NJ , - ,1i. T. = d, 20 ., - H. n.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-09
SICK HEADACHE!
FIRE
WORKS,

|+ottAAAaaNt@ w.
City anu Town
!Ceiebraf'ns and
dealers in gen
|erai. can be
promptly sup
piled with all
kinds OF Hre-
works at man.
|ufact'g' Prices
Send for fllu-
|tr'd Price-Lis9
|CHAs- MoERm
|ylanufzct'r, III
Michigan Ave-.
Chicago IN
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-09

WE have sold Hatch's Universal Cough
Syrup for about three years. No medicine
of the Kind sells as rapidly, or gives such uni
form satisfaction. 1t has grown in favor from
the first of its use in this section. 1t takes
the lead OF all those preparations that have
been considered standard. ROBINSON &
WENDELL, Fairhaven, Cayuga County, \. Y.
For sale by Meyer Bros, st. Louis, Mo.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-09
wnmorr's Axrr-PEaroprc OR FEVER AND

wnHoFT's ANTI-PERIoDTc OR FEVER AND
AGuE ToNIc.-This invaluable and standard
family medicine is now a household word
and maintains its reputation unimpaired.
1t is Endorsed by the medical profession, and
prescribed daily in the Charity Hospital and
other Hospitals in New Orleans. Wilhoft's
Tonic is thus highly recommended by the
leading medical men of the country, and is
worthy of such Endorsement. G. T. FINLAY
d Co., Proprietors, New Orleans.
FoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-09
Consumpt,en Cured.

An old Physician, retired from active prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by an
East India Missionary the formula Of a sim
pie Vegetable Remedy for the speedy and
permanent Cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also Positive and Radical Cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands Of
cases, feels il his duty to make il known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive,
and conscientious desire to relieve human
suffering, he will send (free Of charge) to all
who desire it, this recipe, with full direc-
tions for preparing and successfully using.
Sent byreturn mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, DIR. W. c. STEVENS,
126 Powers's Block, Rochester, n. Y.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-09

"MY DEAR" said Mr. s., to his bloom
ing helpmeet, .I must congratulate you on
your improvement In cakes, biscuit, bread,
rolls, every kind of pastry in short" 'Oh!"
said the wife, I've solved the secret by using
the greatest thing in the market for baking
-DOoLEY's YEAST POWDER. Henceforth III
use no other"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-09
HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.

Lemon Jelly.-Grate l whole lemon,
taking out the seeds; add egg, cup
full white sugar, tablespoonful cold
water; mix well together and cook over
steam until it is clear; put in cups and
set in Il cool, dry place; it will keep four
or five weeks.
Potato Salad.-Boil the potatoes with
the skins on till they are Just done, not
till they fall to pieces. Peel off the skins
while hot and slice them thin. For
every quart of sliced potato allow ia
blespoonful of oil or melted butter and
2 of vinegar. salt and pepper to taste, a
small onion chopped very fine, and
good-sized apple chopped fine.
To Make Raste.-A fine paste for scrap
books can be made from alum-water and
flour. A teaspoonful and half of
pounded alum dissolved in enough cold
water to make a pint of paste. Pour
the water, when the alum is all dissolved,
on to enough flour to thicken it as stiff
As common paste, bring it to boil. STIR
ring all the time, and, when done, add a
few drops of the oil of cloves.
italian Cream-Melt of an ounce
Of isinglass in ! pint of milk, with a
stick of cinnamon and a bit of lemon
peel in it; into pint of rich cream put
some grated sugar and the juice of )
oranges, and a glass of brandy; whisk
them up well, and then strain the ISM
glass in it when cold, and whip all to-
gether; when it gets thick put in mold,
place on ice, or in very cool place
RhaJdrb Wine.-Grate the stalks of
the rhubarb on a coarse CRATER, strain
through cloth, and to quart of juice
add 8 pounds of coarse brown sugar.
When dissolved, put in demijohn full
to the top, leaving bottleful to sup
ply the demijohn while the juice is
working, which will be several days
Then add small piece of Cooper's is
inglass tie clear it, and either cork it up
or bottleit, sealing tightly. 1t will keep
for years and improve with age.
Veal SWeet-breads nth Tomatoes. =
Set over the fire quarts of nice, ripe
peeled tomatoes, stew half an hour
slowly in their own liquor and strain
through coarse sieve; then put in or
5 sweet-breads, well trimmed and soak
GU III w ia "sttSi duei litiC
cayenne, and / pound of butter, smooth
ed in 8 spOOnfuls Of flour. Stew slowly
till the sweet-breads are well done, or
about an hour and half. A few min
utes before dishing stir in the beaten
yelks of eggs.
Strawberry Ice.-Into 2 pounds of ripe
strawberries, mashed through hair
sieve with a wooden Snoon miy mound
of powdered sugar; beat the yelks of 3
eggs very light, and add II pints of rich
milk; stir over the fire until it begins to
thicken, when pass through fanny |;
when cold, add to it the strawberries and
3 glasses of maraschino; freeze the same
as any other ice; when partially frozen
add pint of whipped cream; you may
color it with very little cochineal if
you wish it little darker
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-09

WEN WBlTHy0 70 ADvR8IEDRD4
- en10 SlDa1.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-09
Rheum.tism Quickly Cured.

DURANo's RHEUMATIC REMEDY, the great
Internal Medicine, will positively cure any
case of Rheumatism on the face OF the earth,
no matter of how long standing. Price 81 .
bottle: six bottles, IS. Sold by all druggists.
Send for circular 10 HELPHENsrINR& BRNx.
LEI, Druggists, Washington, d. c.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-09
BAlSAM AND PINE.
TWO IN ONE.

Thus combined We have two grand medical sxenD
in OF which performs It's function and united
y produce more cures than any Imminent. lotion.
wa5h. plaster ever before compounded In the his
tory Of medicine. Try one. PxIoE. . czxTs.
Sold By all drugEsts and sent receipt Of 3 cents
for one, o125 for sig, e2 for twelve, carefully
wrapped. and warranted. By WEEKS PoTTkH
Broprtetorn, Boston, 0a1s.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-09

WE call attention to the advertisement Of
the Perry Springs Hotel, Pike County, Ills.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-09
SAIL and Awning Maker. ,south Market s,

Each package contains Dr.. san.l-i's Improved In
halinR Tube. with :all directions for Ia all
Price 81 90 per package. For sale by all Wholesale
and retail druggisss throughout the United States.
WEEKS POTTER. General Agents srd Wholesale
Druggists, Boston.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-09

READER, respond at once to the generous
offer Of Kendall & Co., Boston. See adv.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-09
cATARRh.
Would willingly have given one hum
dsed dollars for tho relief OBJ
timed from tho frat dose.
From tlAs vsIl-known maker Of Yals's Mann
moth Tent.

Geaflemes-Ihavc suffered ten yee-s fson, the vorzs
forms Of ACUTE CArAEKu. CcLD TIE HRAp-
that afflicted mortal man. Whenever I took .
fresh cold Il would settle IN head. causing The
charges from my eyes and nose. For days and eAye
my suffering would be intense, and finally settlnx In
my loins and bowels would rcldcr my ne miserable
for month; Never during all my sufrr rings. va
able to obtain even temporary relief from any medt
cine yer tried. Three weeks ago, whiie suffering
from tic worst attack ever had. procured bottle
OF SASpoRp's RADICAL -rHx FoE CArAEEu- The
lief from the rst dose WAS gratifyiag that would
willingly have given hundred dollars 10 Obtain 81
few bottles completely cured me. Nyaead has since
been perfectly free from mucous Accommodations, my
breathing easy. and not symptom Of trouble about
my back and bowels has presented itself II. effect
In ny case has been truly remarkable.
Very respectfully.
, 1877-06-02

people on tho face Of tho earth do 30 much towards
enfcch)tng girls AZ tho Americans. We do not OBJ
tcct 10 proper fernalc education. We Advoratc Il;
but We DO object to the very. common neglect Vi
developing the bo,ly. Muscles anu bones never
grow stronger By inlolencr or diau.e.
How rnwtee to snetiAce the health Of tho body to
the examining of the mtndf Develop :hcm both.
Give G!rs 4 round body and a round mind. What
arc n,nny Or onr wclt.cdneatcd girls good forS
Fcehle, afckty bodea with weaker brAnaf
Girls need nutritious food and constant exercise
70 change that food to v1gor and strength. 10
ohtAin the greatest ansonnt Of roed from food md
exercise, they mnet begin carly. 1t L. rather lnte
IN the day TO improve n hpnhe when It has M firm
Foundation. when its brick and mortar arc falling
into decay. A phJAtcian may do onmeth,ng 10.
wards !cascn!n9 the fecblcncts md ertfertnRa Of
those girls who are built Of etarch and hnttor.
THO sTtss rarely rHt anything but bread. cheese,
nnh butter, ami drink milk They aro etsnng,
ACTIVE, and vigorous people; 80 that meat Il nut
ltttlc cheese, 20 llitie nitrogen or tcah+makn3
food. shat they Rhoald cat meat. Tley almost
universally prefer stArchy food. They consume
20 little nnttment containing phosphorus that their
vitality their strength, their muscle. and their
activity Is css than that Of nny other people. They
prefer pcs and Bwcetncats to meat, and potatoes,
anh hsh. "a that they are SPARE, feeble, and nerv.
nus They consume starch, and ettil need stays.
They sh0rld consume mora gluten nnl less sugns;
hnsc 1cea mental and fnoso physical cxcrci~e. Tho
latter will tncrcasu tho appetite, and.Ad In digest.
Ing md converting food into blood. Improper
food and no exercise create diecase, Good food
and sufficient exercise create health.