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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-29
Little Macs soliloquv-

" Tell me, ye Jersey winds.
That round my pathway stalk,
Do indeed live here,
Or over IN New-Yorki"
Faith Hope and Love- bright Blooms 10 mortals given,
Flapped their bright wings, aid said In both you're
hyins" Ncv-York Commercial Advertiser.
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Aoor-NTY THAT rs NOT coNKLING's.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, Sept. 2S.-The Repub-
cau County Convention OF Jefferson to-day passed res
ouuons strongly approving the policy OF President
Hayes Among the resolutions was the one Mr.. Gurus
offered at Rochester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-29

PYLE's o. X. SOAP is, beyond dispute TIN
best 20 be found for the Laundry Bath and Toilet Send
your grocer aud tfy IL.
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THE STATE CONVENTION.
MR.. CoNKLINGs OBJECT.
HOSTILITY To Mr.. EvARTs-NO RETALIATION M
TENDED ny Mr.. HAYES.

TENDED by MR. HAYES
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l
WASHINGTON Sept. 2s.-Persons who claim to
know. say they have the most positive information
that Mr.. Conkhngs plan, if he made himself suf-
ciently strong in his State in the convention and
at election. would be to demand of the Admnistra-
tion as the condition of his support, the dismissal
of Mr.. Evarts from the Cabinet. The announce
ment has been made in certain quarters that IN
view of the action of Mr.. Conkling at Rochester,
the Administration wonld Immediately secure the
removal of the Conkling appointees throughout
New-York, particularly in the Custom House. This
is entirely unfounded. The Administration con-
templates no such action and will do nothing in the
way of appointments or removals, which would not
have been done had the spirit of the Rochester Con-
yention been very different from what it was.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-29

Get PAD More than 100000 living wit
bear testimony the efficacy HOLMASs LIVER PAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-29

A PLEASANT As WELL As PROMPT
Method removing symptoms Of collie exhibited by chdre
Is 10 give MILK or MAGSEs1A
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IAunounccDeuts.1

LUNDBORG's PERFUMES, JOCKEY CLUB, has
the fragrance Of a rich bouquet Of flowers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-29

No safe, vault, or store can be opened b,
the proprietor himself out Of business hours when proecte
by Central Office Of HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM TELf
GRAiH COMPANY, no. 5ls Broadway without giving sigma
al the Office.
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT BUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Dam 72o. Noon. 75' 3p M 76'. hdrchtfO''
Highest dur1ng tho day, 1872 lowest. W
Average. 7iss Same daY. 1876 512'
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OVARIAN TTUMOR
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY Dp. RAILWAYS REMEDIES.

HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN rUMoR IN The oVA-
RIE5 AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS 80
ANN ARBOR, Dec. y, 1878.
DR. RADwAYi That others may be benefited, make this
statement:
have had in the oyares and bowels for
tried the beat ply cians OF tins place and OTHERS
without benefit 1t growing at such TauiIty IN
could not iye longer friend OF mine induced
RAILWAYS Remedies hah not inuch alth III tlen
out finally. after much deliDeTaton. tr1el them;
feel per well and heart is full Of gratitude to
God FOR ths help my deep affection To sir and yolr
wonderful medicine feel deeply indebted aud my prayer ID
that it may much Of blessing 10 Others as II bas been
tSigned) MIS- r. l. blbblNs
Mrs Bibbins the above certificate, Is person
FOR whom requested send medicine fl June, 1873 Tue
medicines bought Of me- with the exception
OF what may that her statements
Is correct without qualification. tSgned) l. :: LEIGH
Druggist and Chemist, Anu Arbor, Mich.
This may certify that Mrs Bbbins who makes the above
certificate 81 and has been for many years Wen known 70 us
and tho focts undoubtedly and unt maOy
correct who knows Mrs. BObns VIII be love her
statement (Sgued) BENZ d. COCKER, MARY r. PoSD,
MARY COCKER T. b. Posi-.
DR. RADWAY & CO.. BE WARREN-SI, NY.
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Weak Lungs and Sensitive ThrOats ore Sc
verey sudden temperature and those pos
ssng should prudenty treat the very first symptoms
cold Dr JAYSEs EXrEfORAST IA well adapted tneir
for Coughs bes des being cspec
healing aud gtnenng effect the PulmOn
AIRY and Bronchial Organs
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NEw-YORK. Sept. %, 1877.

beg notify the that have secured the servic
Of MI T. Otis lie Roy the senior partner % the late Grm
Tho~ Le Roy Co, who VIII IA utuTe nave the grnel
management OF The bus ness department. COLwELL LEAD
Manufacturers Lead Pipe Sheet Lead and Shot SO Cent
st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-29

Urinary and Diseases Gravel Diabetes Dropsy stop
page OF Water Of Urine, Brights Disease AL
bupnuria and there brckddst depos
IT, thick cloudy mixed with substances Ike
the white threads like white Six or there is
norb DARK bilious appearance and white bOnedust depos
It's and there IL prckng burning sensa ION wnen
water pain the small Of the back and along the
lons Sold by druggists PRICE, ONE DOLLAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-29
GENERAL MccoOK,s VIEWS.


General Arson g. McCOok member OF Congress FOR the
With Congressional District, and the only Republican
Congressman from the CITY Of Ee~York stated that he
was in favor OF the proposed mass meeting and con-
demned the course OF senator COnkliug He said " /
have DO personal knowledge Of any Of the gentlemen men
toned on the ticket but from what have heard them
have no dOuDt that hey very estimable men, aud
would serve the PEOPLE wOIthyiy elected The speech
OF the temporary chairman, Mr. Patt IN my Judgment
was the unnecessary and uucaed for attack on the
President aud hs that lhaye ever heard Of
IL war IN exceptionally bad taste. because lie had been
an applicant for CaDlne position IN the same Admins
tration that lie rudey and Tutnlessly denounced
Ike every other desires 10 the success Of
the Republican party and its principles, hoped, Of
course that harmony would prevail IN the conventions
but the attack unjustltab.e that IL would
be criminal Tor who friendly TO tie President
not TO express their Indignation in regard 10 IL
In regard 10 any proposed meeting that has for its
object the approval Of the President and his policy am
heartily favor VI IT, It appears 10 Inc thai there
NOT positions on this question and while depre-
cate anything may lead 70 division IN ranks
when war made upon the President and his policy
there other for 10 pursue than 10 give
bi what know he is entitled tony cordial earnest,
and uBfalterDg support
VIEW OF EXJUDGE JAMES EMOTT
James Emott said last evening that be had heard
Of e project for mass meeting " support the Repub
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Liver Complaint, &c,
Kidney AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,

Not only does sarsaparsn Resoyent excel all remedial
agents of Chronic ScrOfOus constitutional, all
SKIN Diseases but 1t 10 tho 0uly pos tive cure for
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-22
AxorHr. conr.ox,sr wAxrrp.

Atchisoo d moving to secure permission
to compromise her public debt according
to the plan Just adopted BY Leavenworth.
When the Leavenworth bill was introduced
you will remember that the Atchison
champion" by its Topeka correspondent,
had = great many smart things to say
about Leavenworlh being bankrupt, repudi-
ating her debt, and all that sort of thing,
INDUCING in all the stereotyped scurrilous
remarks about Leavenworth, which we
have all been familiar with for yesrs-but
the Atchison delegation labored very ear
ne-tly in the house yesterday afternoon to
secure the passage Of bill which il an e1-
act copy Of the Leavenworth bill-the
printed copy of Mr.. Kellogg's bill being Us
ed BY them, and the only change being to
substitute SECOND class" for "first class
cities. The bill passed the house, and is
now in the senate. w. S. b.
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The London Globe says that single copies
of English newspapers very rarely reach
any Of the five thousand Englishmen in
Russia to whom they are addressed. They
stick at the Censor Office, ard are either
sold for waste paper by the clerks or used
for cigarette clips by the porters. Every
November a catalogue is issued by the post.
master OF the district-the Censor's conf.
dant-of the papers admitted into the coun.
try. You select and send the money to the
Postmaster. The Times alone of English
dsilies is regularly delivered. The daily
Ners was not till this year allowed admis.
sion, and the daily Telegraph is still denied
except single copy tor the C1arovitch
All the papers and serials are liable to
reach you more or less mutilated. Punch il
20 exceptionally maltreated as to be fire.
quently cent in letters.
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OVARIAN TUMOR
or Ten Years Growth, Cured
By Dr.. Railways Remedies
HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMORIN THE
OvARIE5 AND BOWELS FOR Ten YEARS.

IHAyE HAD AN OVARIAN TUAORlN THE
OvARIEs AND BOWELS FOR Ten YEARS.
AkS ARBos, Dec. q, 1875.
DE-. RADwAY: That Others nay be benefited,
make this stztement:
have IA An Ovarian Tunor in the ovaries
and bove Il for ten years, l tIied tn test pnysi
clans of this place ana otheu v ithout any bebe-
Not have lived much longer. A friend OF Inine
inoucei me 10 try kadvay's Remedies. l ha
not much iaith in them, but finally, after much
deIbeTaiion, Itried them.
purchs sed six bottles Of the Res0lvent, two
boxes OF the Pills and two bctf'es ri III Reliei.
used those without any apparent benefit. lde-
termined 70 perserver. used t..lve more Dot
ties Of abe kesolvert, two of tire Relief, and two
boxe, Of Pills. Before they were gone had lost
twenty five pounds.
] continued to use the medicine until vas
surs that was entirely cured: took the medi-
cine about i've months. and during that time,
lost forty-dve POUNDS. In all l took three dozen
bot les Of the t sol vent, six bottles Of the Relef
and six boxes Of The Fills.
/ feel perfectly we'll, and my heart Is full Of
gratitude t. God for this help in my deep attic
ton. To you, Sir, and your wonderful medicine
| feel deeply indebted. and my payer Is that IL
| may be as much II blessing TO others as 1t has
been to me. n
lSigned. MIS-. L. Z. BibbiNs.
Mrs. Bbbins, VIII makes the above certifcste
is the person for whom I requested you 70 send
IN. dicIne in June, 1875. The medicines above
stat d were tough. CT me, with the exception OF
what was sent to her by yu l may ray .hal
her staten Mt is correct without . quaihe .ii9n
Druggist and Chemist. Ann Arbor. Micn.
This may certify that Mrs Bbbins, uho
makes the above certificate, is ana has be- ior
many years we'll known 10 Us, aud The facts Their =
in stated are undoubtedly and undenabiy scrrect.
ANY one who knows Ms Bibbins, wil believe
her statement l5igaed,l BksJ. ID. CooKkk, L.
3. PosD, Macy b. PoNc, and Macy CooKsR.
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AND AGVE

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with svee
gum. purge, regulate. purify, cleanse, and
s,rengtheo. Radvay's Pills, for the cure Of all
disorders Of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys,
Bladder, Nervous Disases, headache, Conssips.
don Costivenea, Indigestion, Dyspepiia, Bill
iousress, Bilious Fever, Inaamnatisn OF the
Bovels. Piles, AID all Defansemenfs OF the Inter-
nal Viscera- Warranted to effect positive cure.
Purely Vegetable. containing no mercury. miner
als or deiessRi0us drugs.
ron Disorder Of the Dieesuvc Organs
Constipation, Inward Piies, fuIlnsD q tbs
Blood n the Head, Aeidity Of the stomach.
Naassa, Heartburn, Disgust Of Food, Fuilness Of
WICHITA the tomaeh. sour Eruptioas, einkins
o. Flatteriass in the Pit Of the Stomach, swim
aine q Tie Head, Hurried and Di1seuit Breath
ine, F,utseripss 1t the Heart, Cheking seeufocat-
ID seasatioa vhsa in . Lying Posture, Dimnsas
& Viasa, Dots q Wshs before tie sight, FeveR
81 Dali Pain in The He'd. Ds2eissey q RWspira-
ia, Ysllovneo Of the skln and Eyes, Pains in
u BiAs, Chsst Unhs, s1d sudden Hushes d
Heat Burning In the F1DA.
a Nv doe Of kADWAY0PILL6E I'm ffUs the
w.t. fron al the abovs nansA disaeaaB1. Price
= eGnt psr box. eoA By axuesista
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-22
THE LEGISLATURE.

TOPEKA, February 17.-As usual with
the Kansas legislature on Saturdays very
little business was done to-day.
The senate adjourned at noon till p. m,
Monday.
The house would have done the same,
had il not tied itself up the fore part OF the
week 20 that it takes . two-thirds vote. A
majority wanted to adjourn and 20 would
not allow any business to be done this
afternoon, and they adjourned in time to
Join the Nebraska members in q visit to
the grounds of the Shawnee county fair as
ISOLATION. q mile from the city, to see
Sells Bros managerie, which lie wintering
at that place.
THE NEBRASKA VISITORS
left at $50 for hone on a special train
furnished by the A., T. rs. F. R. X. They
express themselves highly pleased with
their visit here.
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FROM Topeka.
THE LrCHATUKE-

TOPEKA, February 14--The senate, to
day, passed concurrent resolution, asking
Congress to give Kansas the building. ana
reservations of Fort Harker, on condition
that the state release all claims Tor the
Price and Indian raids. The object Is to
make the fort building into reform school.
1t also passed the house resolutions to
allow MasoDs and Odd Fellows the use OF
the capital for the meeting of the general
lodge.
The bill to deposit the funds Of the state
in 10 banks was passed by vote OF II
TO G.
NORMAL SCHOOLS.
The bill providing for a uniform system
of county Normal institutes was passed, and
5000 appropriated for that purpose.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-22
REFUNDING BILL.
Iron Ony Ora Correspondent. I


TorEKA, February l6.-The bill for re-
funding the railroad Indebtedness of Leav-
enworth county, at sixty cents on the dol
lar, passed the senate yesterday, Just as 1t
went from the house, and now only awaits
the Governors signature to become a law.
The city bill on the same subject will be
held back for two or three days, to give
any who feel an interest in the matter 4
chance TO be heard.
CERTAIN CHANGES.
A bill making certain changes in the city
government of Leavenworth was agreed up
on by the delegation from the city yester-
day, and will probably pass both houses
without opposition.
the number of councilmen at eight, four
to be elected annually, At large provides
for twelve policemen, and makes the mar
shal's salary one hundred dollars a month.
The police Judge, marshal, and city clerk,
are elective, and the other subordinate Off
Gers are to be appointed by the mayor.
The registration board is abolished, and it
il made the duty Of the clerk to attend to
the registration business at his Office in the
same way and at the same time ~ now pro-
vided by law.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE
on the revision of the laws, reported bill
yesterday afternoon for purchasing seven
teen hundred and fifty copies of Dassler's
statutes, at seven dollars per copy. Several
local measures Of importance to Leaven-
worth county were considered in commit
tee Of the whole last night and recon-
mended for passage-one legaliling the
tax levy Of 1876, and another providing
what taxes shall be levied hereafter.
SAM. WOOD.
TIE TINES stated when the present speak
er was elected that he would make "an ex-
cellent presiding officer" and after two
weeks experience every member of tie
house
WILL testify
that The TINES was eminently correct. /
meyer saw . presiding officer who could dis
patch business more expeditiously, or one
Who gave more general satisfaction to all
parties. Mr.. Wood is doing himself credit
in the chair, and il now considered by all
the members Of the house the right man in
the right place.
The senate yesterday discussed, in COM
mittee of the whole, bill providing for
printing all general laws in one newspaper
in every county, and
RECOMMENDED n
for passage. The same body this morning
refused to concur In the resolution By Mr..
Willis, of Ieavenworth, which pa.sd the
house two days ago memorializing Coosres
for q national road from Fortress Monroe
to Fort Lesvenworth.
Although both houses have agreed upon
. resolution to adjourn sine die on the 18th,
thsse il not The slishtest probability Of IN
adjounmnt 1t that time.
The senate yesterday recoasidered its &C
ton in regasa 70 adjournmsot, and the
question i again open. An attempt vas
nsds to Ct The heue to move fr.t in
'hacking 1esp" bat it rsfassd 70 ''baek,"
- H. hennrnh2a ssnate hnd N s.s. a..
rssPeasihilily q ssscinaiag it Own rsa.lu.
tioa. h prssahilitiss ere that tAs Cd
jeu.sn3 vjll taks plaes about IL ssouaa
e 0asuh
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For Stomachs Out Of Order.

No medicine will so efectually improve the
tone ofthe stomach as these Pills; they remove
all scidity occasioned either by intemperaace OF
improper diet They reach the LIVER an reduce
10 10 a "ealthy aetion; they are wonderfully ef-
ncaSious In cases 4 ptsm- In fact they ne v-r
hail in curing sll disorders Of the liver and
stomach.
HOLLCw,Y's PILLS are the bert known in
the world for the Glowing diseas .:
Ague, Asthma, lious Compliant. Biotches
on the skin, Bowels, Ionsu milton, DebIiy,
Dropsy by sentery, krysi elias, Female lrregU-
lsrities, Feveis oil all kIods, Fits. Gout, Hsad-
ache. Indiges tion, Inflammation, Jaundice,
Liver COmpla pts, Lumbxgo Plies, kheums-
tism, Hetebtion of urine, ;rofulsr o. Kings
Evil, Sore Thro t., Stone and Gravel, Tic-D..u.
oureux Tumor. Ulcers, Worms Of all kinds,
WeAA ness from any cause, etc.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature Of j.
HAYDocK, rgent for the nitesi states, sur.
rounds each box OF Pills. and Ointment 4
handsome reward will be given to any one rem
iefing such Information rs NAV lead 10 TIE de.
tectioa of any party pa rites COUNT rfelting
the mei,cIn.s or vending the same, moving
rem II be spurious
s.sSold at le mandatory of Professor H0L-
L0wAY 4 Co., New YORK, AMI BY all respect
able dIugg ists and dealers in medicine through
Jut IN. civilized world, in boxes at Is cents, 81
CENTS snc 81 each.
HrIhere il considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
y. Il Directions 'or the guidance Of patients
IN every disorder are affixed 10 each box.
Office, liz | liberty st., New York.
RICHARDSON & CO., AGENTS,
octlS.eod&w-35 st. Louis, Mo.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-22
HOLLOW AY'S PILLS
Invariably cures the following diseases:
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs. wheth-
er they secrete too mucn or 100 little water;
or shether they be afflicted wi stone or gravel,
or with aches and pains settled in the Ions
over the regions OF The kidneys. these Pills
should be taken according 10 the printed direc-
tions, AMI the Ointment should b we'll rubbed
into the small OF The back At bed time. TINS
treatment will give almost immediate relief
when all other means have faiied.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-22
MR. BENNETT IN EUROPE.

TransEerrea from the HERALD Yacht -
the City sf Rieh0end NJ Sandy Heck.
Purssr Ksvanagh of the City of Rich
mond, says that on the 18th ult, after the
City of Richmond had crossed the bar at
Sandy Hook, she was signalled BY the Her.
aid steam yacht and in accordance with in
structions that Capt Brooks had received,
the steamer was stopped. A rope ladder
was lowered and Mr.. Bennett and Rowland
ROBBINS climbed to her decks. Mr.. Ben
nett's sister. Who vas also . passenger,
greeted him warmly. Ststerooms amid
ships had been engaged for the party. Mr..
Beanett made the voyage one Of the merri-
ese the Richmond ever had. The peoprie-
Tor Of the Herald said nothing about the
due. He and his party vsnt % London.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-22
HAIR DYE.

DATCHELOE'S CELEBRATED HAZE DYE
ID best in the world. The Inventor has used
this splendid Hair Dye for 81 years, with bene-
lit to the hal and no Injury to his health; proof
that it il only true and perfect Dye. Harm
less, reliable, Instantaneous. No diE2pPc Mt
menI. no ridiculous tints; Tsmediss the III ei-
lects OF bad dyes; leaves the hair soft and beau
t!fu, Black OF Brown. Sold AMI properly ap.
piled at BATCHeLUR'S Wig Factory, So Il
Bond street, y. Y odd by all druggists.
BstcheioF's Erasive Sosp REMOVES stains NOS.
the iagsTc, s-in, &c.
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\0ESslss 1zHI ..EN in Ell their com-
plicafed forms. l. well known tina: Or james
has stood y. thu n, al o! the profession tor 80
year,. Age and eN experience are all-impur:alt.
Slminal Weakness, nigh; losses by dreams
pimPles on the fsee, lost manhood, can positiv-
ely be cured. Ladies wanting the nostdeiioate
attention, call or write. Pleasant home for pa
tents. A book for the million. Marriage
dude, watch tells you all about these diseases
who should mRrry-why MOTTO cents 10 pay
postage. DR.. James has 80 rooms ami Darlor-
you see no one but the doctor. Ofic hours,
A. N. to 2. II. Sundays, 10 to Il. All bush
ness strictly confidential mav6 c&s Ill
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Reuters telegram ison Vienna reports
that all conbinations for IL iornatio. Of
. .sw Hsssariaa Aiaisssy have failsl.
NeesGiatiqs in sslasisa - IL hank qses-
tn. lin h resumed hstuosn the Aneerian
Ni.i1ery 81 Nh Tia ~ essl, q -
- Hu.gazian Oahinsk
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READ FALSE AID TRUE"

aans lass-ssmR - lADWAY . CO., He
: VG1a q, usv Yea. lnlIs11a VEN
60 e SS3
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p
frost 1rasn hnde,o
4
g. tn s % lass and much strong
II o thever ting
! or q one thu . c
UPSTREAM " htne cup andd wnnouon the hanNe.
vere elyanda -iirg sill other
5 sbcst
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-22
"WATER FILTER" PATENTED NOVEMBER Is, 1870

70,
n sready-
worm
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NIHCELLANEOUS
Mark These Facts |
noLLowAY's PILLS

eel had no appetite; Hollovsy's Pills gave -
Q hearty one -
s.Your Pills are marveIous."
81 send for another box, and Keep them N the
house.
.sDr. Holloway has cured my hssdaehe that
Was chronic"
~ gave one Of your Pills to my bah fo- chol-
rera mobGs- The dear little taing ct well In .
day"
aMy psuses of morning 10 cured
Your box OF Holoways Ointment cured me-
Of noises In The head. ! rubbed come Of your
Ointment behind the ears, and the noise has
left -
''send me two boxes; want one for poor
family"
II enclose . dollar; your price IL . cent?, but
the medicine to me 10 worth . dollAr.''
''Send me five boxes Of your Piils."
"Let me have thee foxes OF your Pills BY re-
turn mail, tor Chile and fever."
I have over two hundred such testimoniale Q
these, but want Of space compeis me TO cob
clude.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-22
1Ir. Railways
REGULATING PILLS.

The appl ication OF the Ready Relief 10 the pirt
or parts where the pain difficulty exisrs v ia as
for ezse and comfort.
Twenty DROPS in hall tumbler Of water will, id
. sev minutes, cure Cramps. Sprnns, Sour
1t ,m sch, Heartburn Sick Headache DiArrihoeA,
Dyssntery, Cholic. Wind in the Bowels, nd all
in Ier.. 81 pains
Irzvele . sould always carry bottle Of Z ID
WAYS READY RELIEF with III m. fes
ps in wafer vii prevent sickness or Painss from
nee Of water. Ii Is better than freDch Brandy
tiers as . stimu ant.