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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-11
TEE RAW HIDE.

las. Gordon Bennett Publicly whip
ped on Firth Avenue by she Brother
OF Miss May, 20 whom Benuet: was
Ea2a=esl-NoIng Him Twice Eaiicsi 70
EHcrcnpeH Isr. FRED Way iyeHEc%
tile Esz5ssl; 80 IEis Sister.
5pgeiaI Dispatch 10 tic Chicago Tribune
INV YoKK, January 3.-James Gordon
Bennett was horsewhipped this morning by
ihe brother OF Miss May. Bennett was to
have been married the day after Christmas.
lie did not appear. \ new arrangement
was made, to-day beirg fixed upon for the
ceremony, at which
CABDINAL M'CLOsKEY WAS TO oFFICLRTE.
Everything vas in readiness, ard tie
couple were to sail Immediately fox Europe
in the Russia. Again the groom failed to
appear. When the hour was so long past.
that 1t became evident that Bennett meant
u play truant,
TIRED NAY STARTED FORTH TO AYESGE TIE
INSULT
offered his sister. lie went 70 the Union
Club House, at Filth avenue and Twenty
first street, and met Bennett on the side
walk.
Without a word May
DEEyy ! RAwBIDE AND STRUCK BENEETT
THREE BLOWS,
making cuts on his nose and shove both
separated by some OF the members of the
Club, who took Bennett inside.
May walked down 10 his home on Nine
tenth street.
The affair has created large excitement.
BENNETT Will CHALLENGE MAY.
Daeillirg men are discussing the point
whether under the southern code q chal-
lenge from covhided man is to be accept
ed, and favor the Geclinaii0n by May OF
any proposal from Bennett.
rhis is tire first time Bennett has Keen
thus attacked. The fact is recalled that
his father was hOrsewhipped three times,
and that once Tom Hsmblin, OF the Bowery
Theatre, held the elder Bsnnett's mouth
open and spat in it.
There are
DIFFERENT sDoRIEs ABOUT THE ENGAGE
MEM
and proposed marriage. BENEFITS friends
claim that The match was broken of come
Gays since, and that no day was fixed for
the marriage.
Friends of the Msy family assert 10 the
contrary, and charge that
BENNETT WENT on SPREE
Tuesday night. and was so drunk that he
vas obliged TO remain in bed TIL IL O'Clock
this morning, whereas he should have been
married and on his way to the steamship
bsfore that time.
Bennett is said TO insist on challenging
Hay, and his friends apprehend serious
trouble before the matter is settled
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OVARIAN TUMOR,
OF Ten Years Growth, Cured
By d.. RadVay'f Remedies.

IHAvE HAD AN OVARIAN IUAORIN THE
OvARIES AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS.
ASH AREof, Dec. q, 1875.
On. RApwxr: That other nay be benefited,
make this statement:
have ..a I an OVARIAN Tunor in the ovarie1
and DO sels for ten yCaB. tried n hest physi
clans OF this Plsce ana Othen without any beBe-
not have lived much longer. A friend Of mire
inauce! me to try Railways Rem. dies la
not much faith n them, BIZ. fra:iy, after much
dehbsIstion, It-ied taem.
purchased SIX bottles OF the Resovenf, two
boxes Of the Pills. and two bottles Ct tn, Relief
l used those without any apparent benefit de-
termined TO perserver, used tStlve more bot
ties OF the Resolvent, two Of the Relief, and two
boxes Of Pills. Before they were goDe had lost
twenty five pounds.
! continued to use the medicine until 1 was
surs that was entirely cured. took the medi-
cine about five months, and during that time,
| lost forty 1--WE POUNDS. In all took three dozen
bottles OF the ksSoveDt siX bottles OF the Keller,
and six boxes Of he Pills.
1 feel perfectly well, and ny heart Il full OF
gratitude t. God for this help in my deep afsic-
| ton. To you, Sir, and your wonderful mefieine
| 1 ieel deeply indebted. and my prayer is that II
may be as much II blessing to cthers as 1t mas
fsisned. MRS. e. C. BIBBINs.
Mrs. Bbbins, VII makes the above certificate,
the person for whom requested you to send
medicine in June, 1875. The medicines above
what was sent to her by you may say that
her staten MT IL correct without . quanneat19n'
Druggist and Chemist, Ann Arbor. Mich.
This may certify that Mrs Bibbins, who
makes the above certificate, is and has been FOL
many years we'll known TO Us, and The facts Their
In stated are undoubtedly and undeniably ecrrecf
Any one Who knows Mrs Biboins. viii believe
her statement fsigned,l BENZ; ID. CSokES, l.
8. PoND, MARY b. POM, and Macy COOKER.
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CoIored Men and White LOafers.

The New Orleans correspondent Of the
Pail Mall Gazette writes: Il claim TO know
the negro, and want to be fair to him. /
know him-French, Spanish, English, and
American; l am also acquainted with tbs
white 'loafer' Of the South, and the i'm
ported citizen who gives a Democratic ma
jority in New York and have no hesits-
tion in saying that as raw material out Of
which to make good members OF society, l
prefer the poor colored man. When their
respective antecedents and opportunities Of
i'm provements are considered, the feeling is
strengthened. This is fiat burglary in the
white mans code, though the implied ad-
vantage of the negro is made comparative
only. The white loafer is ignorant, IN
clean, dishonest, and violent; the negro is
dishonest, unclesn, ignorant and timid.
The latter has had opportunities Of educa-
ton Tor about ten years; the former for per-
haps as many generations. The compari-
son is not dawn wantonly. 1t is not in
tended TO hurt anybody's feeling, but to
suggest a danger which in my humble
opinion might arise should a Democratic
GoveSnment, not strong enough to put a
curb on the class now affectionately known
as the boys come into power"
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The Market for CIergynlen.

New England economy has struck the
ministerial salaries very generally, and few
realize how widespread is the resulting un-
settlement of the clergy. Not all Of them
have left their parishes in consequence, OF
course, but most of them are on the look
out for change of field, because of reduced
salaries. They don't wait to be picked up
by richer parishes either. They write d.
rectly or by friends to introduce their
claims, doctors of divinity, lots of them.
Evidence OF this can be collected of the
supply committee of any large vacant local
church, of which there are a good many in
western Massachusetts Just now. including
the three most prominent Congregational
pulpits OF Berkshire. A good deacon, not
far away, has a pile of letters from such
candidates, several feet high, and every
mail adds to it.-Sminqfeld Mass Rep.
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EEAUTy At AUCTION.
Irom ,se EEarcEns Of CoHssaHtino;'ie
are Recruited.

are Recruited.
A correspondent Of the Paris Caploi des-
cribes 3 recent visit 70 a slave gale in Con-
staa.inople. Notwithstanding the nominal
abolition Of the slave trade in Turkey.
through the efforts OF the civilized Euro
pean governments, it sin continues in
tu-tiye way. Is long as the hsrem exists,
this trade viii exist.
This sale was in q house. ali the wiz
dows facing the street were closed. The cor
respoudsnt accompanied N Egyptian friend
AID his valet in a caniage to the mosque OF
the Sultan Mahomei, 1t which point they
turned into narrow and complicated streets
which finally becave impossible. They
aIighted before 2 pile Of mud which could
be crossed only en- foot. Reaching the
house, they were introduced into the gelan-
li5, or chamber reserved for male visitors.
Here they found the slave dealer standing,
a short pre- in hand. lie was little old
TipoIitaa, Ga=sirgi- Mes.oud-Aga by name.
lie has followed the business for forty years.
After the customary salutaiions, pipes and
coffee were offered and taken with Tie 81
IeDcs rz--l q, Cl-fzrfaIs f-efgrg any E1-i1ess
-..
An e-11E young eIauch syoh ehIe1eu
and whispered II Messouds ear. The lat
Ter made = sign Of acquiescence, and, tarE-
-. .. a., ,,,e-,, -. .p,,,-,,,-,,,,,,
No - '-i' -1s''' - o"-'''-
lleih44' me- Lie gues' rose 'iiiu Ioi-o"ed
him into room OF the Earem. i long
divau. about g foot and p half high and
four Esst vide. surrounded three sides Of the
CHAMBER. An excavation in the wall held
the cushions and coverings used at night.
The floor was covered with mats and loose
pieces Of Garnet. UUon the divan were
seated. side by side two white girls from
C.rcas,ia, IN the dress of their country.
Bpposita were three other women. one OF
whom was white. from Georgia. and the
others black.
All srose as the visitors entered, One of
fhe Circsssiar,s seemed scarcely fourteen.
Sire had bright Chestnut hair, long. DARK
cyelasGes, which shaded eyes of LIQUID
blue: light, well rounded form and
regular features, overcast with melancholy
She was 4 beauty of the first class. Her
companion, aged eighteen, was slightly
-. h.sBtiIul. but vas = performer on the
Earcndia or Turkish violin. In addition,
she was recommended IS rcod cook.
=eamstrezs and washer. Her brown hair
fell 10 her knees. She looked at the yisi-
r0rs coa'iv. ard tx her ewes on the Egvp-
Tan With an EXPRESSION that seemed 10 al.
him 70 purchaze her.
Alta SIN from NIcs-oud one OF the black
gi-ls Gigro5ed the Circaseians. This was
not = complicated process, as their dress
vas q tun:c. 2 pair Of trousers. and n
CNer,fse The voirrgsr seemed distressed
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troops were ordered TO Washington, the
nature of the orders, by whom made, the
purpose, etc, With leave 10 send for per
sons and papers.
Several objections we're made on the Re
publican side, and the House soon after
adjourned.
WASHINGTON, D. c. January 5.
On motion of Mr.. Atkins, Of Tenn, the
Senate amendments to the bill making ap-
propnations for the payment OF invalid
and others pensions, were concurred in.
The House then went into committee OF
the whole on the private calender.
When the committee rose the question OF
the recusant witness, Mr.. Barnes, the New
Orleans manager of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, was taken up. Bsrres
was brought before the bar of the House,
and submitted, in writing, his answer, az
prepared by his counsel, the answer being
under oath.
The Sergean:-at-Arms was directed to re-
tain Dir. Barnes in custody.
The House then went into committee oil
the whole on the contingency deficiency
bill.
After about two hours spent over the de-
fciency bill, the committee rose and the
bill was passed, and the House adjourned
till tomorrow.
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A gentleman at the hotel, after reading
that only 900 negroes in Fulton county
were entitled to vote, asked old 81: "Why
don't more of the colored people vote in
this country" Kase dey hezu't bin Mp ter
de csptin's offics an put down de sugah ~
/ don't quite understand" 'Dey hezn't
pade der poe taxes, dat wha's de matter r'
"Ah, yes, and why don't they pay the poll
tax, when il is only one dollarg" 'Fustly,
'ksse &c dollar sre not so handy ez dey
'mongat se, an secund, 'ksse % de dog tax
ncerpnlly.s Indeed, and would man
prefer a dog TO his vote ?" 81 sees, san. da;
you IL stranger down heah, an 1 mas ter
'si'laiae you dat de Niger am berry percu-
lier II his infections. Whea de masseIs OBJ
nigser's hart gifts twinod roGu' a dog. he
lines mo- comfort IN dat pro2g;y dan in all
TIE votes dat yer could cram INTO a 10
5ashel bailut box-sn' dses niger is.er.
ience, now" The gentleman was thoranaly
sstished.-1iis5lsta HercLi.
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Cunning Fox Caught .s Last.

A farmer of York recently set a trap to
catch cunning fox which had been an
noying him considerably by its midnight
visits among the poultry. At fourteen sue
cessiye visits to it be found the trap sprung.
stick OF wood between its jaw, and the
bait eaten up. The circumstance, 20 often re-
pealed, surprised him. There were no other
tracks to be seen but his own and those Of
the fox, and who sprung the traps was q
question that puzzled his sorely. By con-
tinuing to rebait his trap he hoped to
catch the author Of TIE mischief. On the
fifteenth night he found fine old fox
hung to it BY the nose, and in his mouth
was a stick Of wood York, { Duly.
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For Stomachs Out of Order,

No medicine will so erectuslly improve the
tone OF the stomach as these Pills; they remove
all ,citiiy occasloned either by intemperance or
improper dier. They reach the liver an Il reduce
IL u a healthy action; tbey arr wonderfully eff
fcasious IN cases 4 spism- In fact they ne v, r
tail In curing all disorders of the liver and
stomach.
HOLLOwAY'S PILLS are the best known in
the world for the Glowing diseases:
Ague, Asthma, lious Compl ant. Rlotches
on the skin, Bowels, Consu milton, DebiiI
Drops. Dy sentery, Erysi elias, Female irregU-
Iarities, Fevers OF all III ids, FITS GOut VI, All
ache, in igestion, Inflammation, Jaundice,
Liver mplasuts, Lumbago. Plies, Kheuma-
tlsm, Retention Of urine. S,rofular or King 5
Evil, Sure 1hrosts, Stone and Gravel. Tic ID, u.
iouTeux Tumors, Ulcers, Worms Of Ill kinds,
Weah ness from any cause, etc
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a Fearful CO0uDarUna.

Suppose Grant should die before the 4th
Of March, and the senate should recogniss
Hayes, and the House stand by Tilden. and
the InGians should scalp Sheridan, and the
House should impeach Sherman, and the
bull dozers should capture Don Cameron,
and the European var should homelogats
Secor Robson, and the Supreme Cour!
should 20 crazy over the complications
then who would be President !-Aiesandria
la nemacrQf
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MEDICAL.
Or. WHITTIER.

6i7 ST. Charles street. ST Louis. SO.
Ma Ten tosrs- <zr-->t = sse sp-cial .-a-r-g :
ysnereai. Sexual and Chronic Diseases
t1zu =sF Ctker = a..
Syphilis. C onorrhoel, eject. Structure.
OrchitiS, Hernia, CT Rupture. 81 Uri-ar!
Oi5ceeessad sychii.ticOr nesSir.aI affee-
sions .. re throat SKIN 81 bones ere ;-e.'ss
SpeEnratorrhoea. Sexua. Debility ana
tnsrotency. sstae -esz. Of seif sb.se costa ser
cal S1ec-ses l.tarer years e:ner cases .hh
r-ct Of tie foesn Elects: aer-ossasss 4e7zr
szissi7zs Ssir, d;aas-s Ct s;sA. 6s,senvs rseE.eTr
riSss on fAs -cs pAssiez: 6s-cy. seesy %
@srias marrilSo improper OF unhappy, srs
sb1re scat 10 ssss8 snss.epS fer ps.tsss s,.-F.
Dioeaseg peculiar TO women, sc-h g,
= ctsrsss Dise1ses a. Of tAs s-rs
Sseri e:e.. szc--'sfGy treated Dese-p.i-- p.r-1eis
s-sf sctcs f1r t-c Age With
Eet -aoa issef sy!ieEttAa. tso-s
mas 81 cases scY,i-es ts PLy:i--E.
kaoTirs t1is freia-n;'y rcconnerd persons
s2';tsc vis, the city ezl
frn usdciues be express or ese-ysl-rs
tc-e.of eAss ~hers xists
.;siei Olce hoafs: "A u 70 P. n. Snntxys l. 70
tf q. fers.s< @ytn5 Ia fss city 9: cay ss r.sycsz
direct 60 &s s1fes. liz, ni- Il rirx he Dcoy RsIi
Tbs TAB ss1-s T. vho.e k02se eve roosf the
sst offensive IA the ceua;ry enbrseinx Recer.oa Al
ta1.sa.iSa rosl,7 Eo-r.x aai s.eepicx rpart-aras-
dieaist ana Wafer t-Ss comprehensive iasoratc-y
NJ re al IN TIE s-e prsraret
.ni Important Of al tao Library, shere tie "a All
s:aadlri aTZs OF all scscols OF r,esein
fcrEt Ap=5:-icai PA-ss life sire and cciore 70 ,
Grsra,i-r ssI- tiaas. heh have been prscn-.i
RON T.-is. iraHe. sxpea.. aad nos 10 hs
sss ID ia ty ocr Lisrary IL The ety. ~ IsYa-y IL
In. - vi 1tea ==i!cTs- Asires. as a. ~
AESeEsSxg-azf-xEIS-1s> <-.Esx>slRleea2z
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THs Sultaurobstinately refuses to enter,
tain the proposals Of the Conference. Per
haps when he sees the representatives. Of tlss
leading Powers lssslns Ais capital, asd IL
English ships Of var departing foe distant
seaf, he may rUconsidef.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature OF J.
HANpocK, as agent for the nite-i = ates, eur
rounds each box OF Pills, and OiniI ,osnt a
handsome reward will be given To sny one rem
derirg such information q NAV lead 10 de-
lection OF any party o. parties count, rieIting
the mcdlcIn's or vending the sane, knowin;
tdsn n he spurious
'.'Soid Ut tIe mandatory of Professor Hot
LowAI * Co. New IOEk, ami by all respect
able dTugg lists and GesieTs in medicine tn rou H.
out ths CO .liZed void, in boxes % cents, 81
cents and 81 each.
EPlhere is considerable. saving by taking the
I3r-se. sizes.
y. Directions -or TIE guidance Of parents
IN every .sorder are affixed 20 each b3x.
Ciiics, liz liberty st., New York
RICHARDSON & CO., AGENTS,
oct1S-eOdSw-35 st. Louis, Mo.
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The message of Governor Hayes 10 the
Ohio Legislature, delivered INST Tueeday, il
= model of brevity. 1t would barely ell
two columns Of THR TIHEp. Governors
sometimes manage to fill four times -
much space, Without saying half a. much.
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Human Ashes i'm the Theater Ruins.

Human Ashes i'm the Theater Ruins.
To the Editor Of the Hrosklyn Eagle.l
knowing from past experience that you
are ready to open the columns Of your
journal for any purpose that may advance
the interest of your fellow citizens, take
the liberty of expressing my views, and the
views of many others who have lost some
members Of their families by the late fire
in the Brooklyn Theater. 1t is now q set
tied fact that about 35l lives were lost on
that night. Out Of that number only PSI
bodies were recovered from the ruins, leav-
ing some 20 bodies yet in the ruins. These
must have been burned to ashes. Would
it not be terribly inhuman thing to have
the ashes of these poor creatures carted
away and dumped into some swamp where
no friend could ever mourn over them? /
think the people of Brooklyn will never
allow sseh an inhuman act. hope these
ashes will be gathered up and taken to
Greenwood and deposited with the rest Of
the poor victims. hope that the city au-
thorities will do their duty in the matter.
A FATHER OF ONE OF THE VICTIMS.
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.BREcKH PozERor has just married his
tEira wife, psoof-reader on his third pa
per. His second vile Is theatrical star.
and his frst has iuSt taken lcr Acond hus-
band.
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FRox the Chicago Times Of the 4th We
clip the following:
Among the passengers who arrived pei
train No. 5, yesterday, vn the Hon.
Schuyler ColfaI and wife, of South Bend,
and Misses Marion and Lucia Wade,
daughter AMI niece of Ben Wade Of Ohio.
The tso young ladies spent Friday At Ash
tabula, and, travelling bags in hand, were
standing on the depot platform waiting tbs
arrival OF the train when the accident oc-
CURED. The Misses Wade put in the
balance Of the night assisting in the care OF
the wounded.
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"WATER FILTER" PATENTED NOVEMBER Is. 1870.

Iobs used connection ha
reaGy.
Fire Pump villages and
HoF
prJW
o IA Pump.
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HOLLOW AVS PILLS
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs. wheth-
er they secre,e too mucn o. 100 little water;
whether they be afflicted wi stone or gravel,
or with aches and pains settled in the Ions
ove- the regions OF :hs Kidneys these Pills
should be taken according 20 the printed direc-
tions, and the Ointment should b well rubbed
into the small OF the bach at b. d time. THIS
treatment Will give almost Immediate relief
when all other means have fli ed
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FEVER AND AGUE

pcnectly tastelesss elegantly eeated with svee
gum purge ps The s,e ense Of al q
disorden Of - Sse9acA. Liver. 1ovels, Kidneys
BLADDER. Ne.vees Disse.ss, hsadsShs, Constiys.
iousress, bi,ious Fever IhAammaiisn Of the
Bowels. Pilss, and all arrangements Of the Inter.
mai yisera. Warranted to enect positive cure.
Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner.
ais. OF de eter,ous drugs.
cK-ubssr rye the following syGptcrn. resulting
rec, i,i-ordesso Of the Digestive OTs ass
Constipsfioa, Inward Pile. Fuiine1 Of the
Blood n TIE Head, Acidity Of the stomach,
Nsussa, Heartburn, Disgust et Food, Fnilrsss Of
Wsightia sse toIaeh: Sour kruptioa., sinkins
MIND q The He'd, Hurried and DiAhcplt Breath.
I'M. Fiuitssins It the Heart, CHOKING o. Sufocat-
ina Sensasisa when In Lying Posture, Dimnea.
q VisIsn, Dots or wehs before the sight, Fever
- Dull PIN in the Head, Deficiency Of Hsrspir..
tioo. YelIovns0 Of tie Skln anA Eye, Pains In
~ 5Sda CAsss. Limb. and sudAcn Flushes Of
Bsak Bcrliag in tie Flesh.
n ~ doe e RADw AVS FILLS vim fpos the
svsten iron al the above named disordegS. Price
s. emf PEI box. Sold BY dxuGEists.
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HAIR DIE.

DATCHELOG'S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
- test in the world. The Inventor has used
this splendid Hair Dye fOT 81 ycaEs, with beuc-
lit TO the haI ami no Injury 10 his health; proof
tbat il Is only true and perfect Dye. Harm
less, reliable, instantaneous. No tisappoiDt-
Eent no ridiculous tintS; remedies the iii Ell
fec.s OF bad dyes; leaves the hair soft and beau
tiful, Black or Brown. Sold and properly AZ.
piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory SO. :s
Bond street, N. Y Sold BY a! druggists.
Bachelors Erasive soap removes stains non,
the fingers, skin, &c.
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llafatiYe Ointment,

Splendid Household Lemedy; no family
should be without it. II cures burns chilbIains
sore heads, eruptions of the skin, hives, eczema
poisonous bites, &C.. &C. Its yAlu. cannot be
told IN an advertise ment. Try one box and yon
Will never want 10 he without /. Sold by al
Druggists, aud at hatcheiO-'s Factory, No. Is
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Fever and Ague cured for City cents. There d
aof . remedial aecn in the world that will cure
fever and asue, ami all other maiarioHs, bilious,
sc>rlet, typhoid, yellow and other levers (aided
BY Radvsy's Pills, 90 quick - Railway Ready
Relief. Fly cents per Bottle
soid BY Druggists.
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plIcated forms II is well Known that DIT James
has stooi At the head OF he profession for 80
years Age and experience are ail-important.
Ds1na1 Weakness, night lcssss by dreams
p1mPles On the face, lost manhood can positiv-
ely be cured: Ladies wanting the most delicate
attention, call or write. Pleasant home for pa-
uents. Il book fer tie million. Marriage
Guide, which tells yon all about these diseases
who should narry-why not-l5 cents to pay
postage. DIR. James has 50 rooms and parior.
you see no one but the doctor. Office houre,
A. II. to P. N. Sundays, 10 TO u. Al tIssi.
NESS strictly Confidently ssaS5 S6v-ln