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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-04-19
REPUTATION IN GEORGIA.

The recent Georgia legislatures have
been composed of high-toned Southern gen.
,,emen. or they ought to have been, since
,hsv we're the results of phenomenal ma
;or;,iesD which seemed to sweep the intru-
s;ve coIored politician entirely out OF the
path of the proud Caucasian, and rslegate
the negro to that "normal condishun" IN
which IT is the earnest desire OF Parson
Nasty and other good men he should re-
main. Thus the Georgia Legislators,
having few Republicans, white or black, TO
make them afraid, had a noble opPortuni-
" TO enter upon the work OF reform
as preached by St. Tammsny, and
they Immediately awaited themselves oil
it. They not only repudiated the state
Issued or Endorsed railroad bonds to the
amount of twelve and half millions-in
securities held in large sums by conhding
Northern capitalists, upon whom, OF course,
il is jutifisble to make war-but they sub
mitted to the people of the state constitu'
dAcEAAocsit
payment of these debts. Ii this IL not or
ganizing infamy and making ii perpetual
wstaow of no name by which to call H.
The people of Georgia are to vote on thi'
infamous proposition, and there Is, unioItu'
nateIy, no room for doubt that they will sus'
tain the action Of their representatives, or, IN
other words, they will calmly decide that
under no circumstances whatever Will theIi
state do justice hereafter TO her swindied
creditors. Let it be remembered TO thei,
eternal honor that this lie not the act of any
of the "csrpet-bag" Legislatures Of the
South Sustained by Federal bsyonets." II
is the expression Of the policy which two
Democratic legislatures have sanctioned by
their adoption OF the amendment which
they now submit to the people. We heal
much of what Democratic rule will do for
the South. i, this specimen Of what il
seeks to accomplish?
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BECOME G. ALARMED.

The colored men of several of the South.
ern States evince disposition to emigrate
This has alarmed the Legislature Of
Georgia and a license fee of $500 has been
imposed on emigration agents, while the
Governor Of North Carolina has issued a
proclaim alton assuring the alarmed labor
ers that I'VE have no intention of infringing
upon your rights in the least degree" and
urging them to remain. The future well
fare Of the cotton and sugar states depends
quite as much upon the muscle of the ne
groes a. upon their votes and ii they are
not treated fairly they will make use Of
their freedom to 90 where their rights will
be respected
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THE LARGEST SALE OF
SHO1T-HORN CATTLE
EVER NADEIN
America or Europe.

OF the "Wapsie Herd" of S. W Jacobs, West
/ Liberty, Iowa, on Wednesday and Thursday
/ April 18th and 18th. 10 head of Short Horns
ten Clyde>daie Horses and "A lot of Rerkshir,.
swine Ihis sale will he held ON the above
days and place mentioned, and will include y
| large number of the finest bred animals i'm
I existence. The animals in this SALE. hayo
been bred by me. or purchased regardless OF
cost from the most noted herds on either con-
/ tinent, and for high breeding and individual
| merit combined cannot be eXcelled by any
/ held in America. As well as the choice lot OF
high priced and fashionable animals, Their,
are large number more plainly bred, hut
equally pure and excellent individuals that
VIII sell at prices within the reach of The,
general farmers.
Among the females are representatives of
such families as Golden Drops, Rose of Shar-
ous, Wild Eyes, Roam Duchessts, Cousiancss
tlemcntlnaS, Imp Amelias, Rine Apples,
L0uanS, Mazurkas, Grange blossoms, Miss
Wiley>, Butterfiys, Young Marys Dew Drops
Ninnas, Imp. Nsctars, Nelly Blys, Imp Miss
RamsdsnS, Imp. Missiles, Imp. Village Roses
Imp. Maid Of Honors, Imp. Euphemias, Cam
brias, Brides, etc, etc, etc.
The bulls mostly used on the above excel
lent families have been Imp. oxford Beau ~
pure Oxford, oxford of SpringSOod pure
Bates, Geneva Earl )pure Rose of sharon all
all animals of proper age are in excellent
breeding condition and will be- sold and
guaranteed as breeders.
PLEASE SEND FOR CATALOGUES.
E6-FREE EMBARRASSMENT for all par
ties interested, during my fale
Free conveyance Will be- provided. to par
ties desiring To inspect the herd previous to-
sale, on applications To Givens' Livery stable
in West Liberty. Excursion rates on Il. g.. X.
* " X X. :. W. JACOBS,
West Liberty.
y. l.. Pliny Nichols, c. :. Barclay and
Robert. Miller will hold Joint sale of nearly
30 head AT the fair grounds, West Liberty, on
Friday the day succeeding my sale.
mar2saprill2-l9 S.W.J
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NO COMPROMISE.

Secretary Sherman has laid dowl an ex
cellent principle in refusing to compromise
the penalty demanded by the bonds of off.
cials in revenue cases. Assistant Secretary
French prepared test case of compromise
which he submitted to the Secretary with a
request for Information as to the policy u
be pursued in such cases. In The case in
question the sureties of one of the St. Louis
whisky ring who had been convicted of rev.
enue frauds offered to compromise the judg.
ment OF $4,000 obtained on their bond by
the payment of 81 eco. TIE principal had
subsequently been pardoued. The reply @!
Secretary Sherman is positive in i.s terms
to the effect that no compromise could be
allowed. The insolvency of the parties
could not be admitted as plea. Ii they
had any property liable to execution il
must be taken; il not, they would not sui.
Ter by his decision The pardon Of the
President, the Secretary asserted, might
have been influenced by the very consider
alton that the sureties were held liable. n.
did not hold himself justified BY natural
sympathy with the snreties in releasip,
them from their obligations. The laws 70,
the collection OF the revenue were necess.
rily severe, and must be severely enforced
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They AK to he Shot.

The editors of The following paper.-S,.
Joseph Heralt, Miami Repu1ican, Chase
County Leader. Troy CHG, Topeka Common
uenlth, Seneca Courier, and several other pa
pers-invite the .ssassin's bullet They
say this: The late Swsyze called Wilson a
gambler and BLACKBOARD, ard nov that
Sxsyze is laid away in the grave, and can
not return their compliments, every one of
these high-toned sheets lie calling him q
man who was liar, wife-whipper, slander-
er and libeler. Harsher tones than Swayze
ever used.-Houatha Heruld.
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Sidney Lsnier, the poet, has . knack
of interesting the young folks in . way BY
no meaus unworthy Of his genius. He hes
written lately story whose merit to the
mind OF an Orientalist lies in the new light
il throws on the origin Of = certsin Peniaa
proverb. but whose title to youthful admir-
alton stands on much 6rner footing. We
are informed that the story will appear in
The spring May numbsr Of 8. Nieiesa
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FEVER AND AGPi

per,sc,ly tasteies., elegantly cessed With svee
gum, purge. nsul.i<. purity, cleanse, and
streng hen. kadvay's Pills, ~. the cure Of AL
dis rdeis OF the stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys,
BLADDER. ee-vous Lis. sses, headsche, Gonstip..
ton Costiveness, Indigestion, Dyspepiia, Eli
icusce.s niious Fever, L. hAnmAtisn oil the
Bowels. Piles. aud all arrangements Of the Inter-
nal yisre-a- Warranteo 70 effect Q positive cure.
Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner
ais OF de.eierious drugs.
G&-ubs rye he following syGPtcms resulting
rom trl-orders OF The Disestiv- Organs
Constipation, Inward t1.es, taiias.s Of the
Blood IN the Head, AGILITY q the stomach,
nausea, deartbara, Diguss Of Food, Faiiness Of
Weight in the tolnsrh. Sour Eraptions, einkins
or flat,erinSs in the Pit Of the Stomach, swim
ming OF the Head, Hurned and Dafacuit Mesth.
ing, Fiur;erings at the Heart Choking Or eufocs;-
ins sensation when in . Lying Posture, Dimnea
Of Vision, Doss CT Webs before the sight, Fever
and uuii Pain in the Head, Deficiency n Psnptra-
ton, Yelowness of the skln and Ayes Psins in
the side Chest, Limbs, and sudden flushes Of
Heat Burning in the flAsh.
A lev doses Of kADw Y'0 FILLS Vim ffse the
systen iroan all the above named disord0b. Rrics
50 cent per 6ox. sold By druezists.
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Thr aTge-t ss-ori pIeIt Z Human Ii ir
100 $, pol lively retiIled at ~hoIes ale
rices.
Finest quality HAIR swITCHES,
L. snitd, MT eyed at $50 s. 10 IS o. and
10 %. -~itches OF the busst quality ali
eng air oniv, at IS 90 5000 sIlOt and
u SO 90 something never OF rcd before az
're- than lou 10 III Z price.
~ So Just zee we'd fr ru P-rts, TIE - WY
~ tnv"n Ell Marie Antoinett- switch,
com 'iuiny -iegsnce with du sbtity. I'D
a rr o nur- for aD' ack switch
At $40 eqGa to o"r 1t 80 Otth OIL style.
~ In E.s ,NyI.IBLE FRONT, or
so ng nd IN adIe-.i r ~ ngih 90 $
- ltnzi"pty 2p-T inch - rel p'r'.n h..r
ice; i Ter inrh on INIT o. lare
Ct kills. " ran G To T.. natHr lly cur
~ in, varI"t- d. fom 81 upw 1rd.
III COMBINES IN de NJ L. tn M ar
~ PRIV ii mann r, WI rrantsi 10 give s@ii--
Astion. che and better than any 9th
q a al e tOu-. u" IN. ri
lk Hair take" I'm Exchange.
AAI GRAY HAIR - specially, lover
" n y0th.r o'-r ~. s-.,rIrtry
- UNRIT1L ID BEAUT.FFISG Bazaar.
A Inc Ics waTrants.s C. be absolute
CREME BLANCHE, or the Magic
81 Wesf eAutin tor the cOmpI. Nt n inparfH q
b ,Ilitnt u spar ncy re omm"udef by
18Th St, the mo prom pent pr ysicians aRslyzsd
y the best chsmi Is IN tl's country, ard
proved 10 be not only harmless, tut very
Near Jeneflcis u the ssin 81 per box
r. ,oulray yELVETINE. an ele-
tSa.h' eau pcEotnt~ so.A'' PS"''a. -
sinh
r CoGdray's celebrated AURORA, to
bleach bsir Of any color q nse golden
A,enue blonde withou jury 10 the hair Price
Tor oon e bottle, 81 50; for s-ounce bot
tie, g. -
NEW j Font.ir e's wonderful prepsrz-
ion, DEB MAT1NE. sure cure to
nose ait vrnzlss fr m the lace, g %
YORK ger bottle
80 MORE GRAY HAIR. L. shAw's
Perstaa II henna will change gray hair
Only 70 ITS nztur coior without the nse Of
Lead. Lac sulphur. Or Nitrate Of sill
yer, any Oh her oisOnous Ingre tents.
Deuot from q beau iful brown To black, 81 and
81 80 per box i.rg" assortm- Mt of ~
modern beautifying Cosmetics on hand d
Also, an elegant sssortnrn mt Of PEkfUMEHN,
among III m new AMI delicious extracts SpecIsl
Inducements TO druggists or persons villinz ."
buy my cosmetics in quantities.
SIGoois sent - al parts OF the cou-try,
vhen prepaid, FIRE Of charge; or, c o. d., with
privilege of examining
feb22-v3mo
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unlessthe siugn,sre III
dAfDoc AS agent Tor the Unite states, sur-
r"un!e Oh box of Pals, a:d Ointment A
hshdsume r-Wsri viii b. gwen To any one r, n
ger ns such iniorm.tiou IS may lead 10 he de-
eton oil any party or parties coun Q, fei ing
tne n edlc mes or yenderiDg the same knowing
them 70 be spurious
's'So!d al the n anufad tory of Profsssor Hor =
Dw x 90 New York, and by all respect
sb e druggist ant dealers In med cine rough
otts ,siiiz.d void. in boxe- Of IS cents, s.
cents md 81 ea'h
- The" is considerable saving by taking the
| rger SIZES.
N DIRECTIONS for the guidance OF patients
In every dI order are affixed t. eacn box.
Office, liz liberty st.. New ork
ctolS-eodSw-35 St. Louis. Mo.
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OVARIAN TUMOR
Of Tea Years Growth, Cured
By Dr.. Railways Remedies
HAVE HAD An Ov ,RlAN TUMORIN tt
OvARIEj AND BOWELS FOB ZEN YEAks.
AxH ARRaR lec n ISIS

IHAvE HAD An Ov ,RlAN TUMORIN IL
AVN ARsoE, Dec. "a, 1875.
DR.. RAILWAY: That o.hers may be benefited,
make this statament:
have al an OvariAn TumoP IN the 0vArtes
and bowels for ten yesrs. Tried IN. best pm ysi
clans OF this place anu Othen without any bene-
nr. 1t sas grow VIM at such rapidity that could
nut have lived much longer. friend Of nine
INDUCED me to Try kadray's Reaedies ! ha I
no. much faith n them, b.. fSscJ, alter much
delIber alton, tied tne@-
purchs sed SIX beftles Of tae Eesolvent, two
boxes Of the PiIls- anu tv. tctt'er Of tn RELIEF.
used those without any apparent benefit. de-
terniDed u perseryeI, use.t t-.lve more bot
ties OF The ResolveLt, two of tie Relief, and two
boxes II Pills. BEFORE they we're goLe had lost
enty five p0unds
/ continued To use the medicine until vas
SUR that 1 vas entirely cured: took the medi-
cine about I'VE pvDths, and during that time,
lost iarty- Eve POUNDS. In all took three dozen
bot las CT the .sclvent, six bottles of the Relief,
AMI Elk boxes of ihe ril:s.
gratitude /, God for this help in my deep affiie-
ton. To yol, Sir, and your wonderful medtc
[ .eel deeply indebted, aud my payer Is that II
may be as much Il blessing TO others as II has
Isirned,l MRS. K. g. BIBBINs.
Mrs. Bibbinr, VII makes the above certificate,
Is the person for whom 1 requested you 10 sen,
msdicine in June, 1875. The medicine above
What vas sent 10 her by you l may ray that
her staten II, is correct without quaiihc alton
iSigne t. L. LEhLh.
Druggist and Chemist. Ann Artor. Mich.
This may certify tina: Mrs Bibbins, Who
make, the above certificate, is and hiss BEEN ior
nany seaIs wall g1own us, rad i.a i.c.s there
q stated undoubtedly and undenably ccrIeet'
Auy one VII, knows Mrs Biboins, w;ll belle We
hrr statement. ioisned, Benz. ID. C.oxEk, L.
9. PosD MARY b. PoS D., ard MsRY CooxAR.
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piicAteu forms I well known that Dr James
has stood At the a. ad OF the profession Tor 20
year.. Age and experience are al-impnrtsnt.
Siminal Weakness, night losscs by dreams
pimPles On the face, lost manhood, can positiv-
ely be cured. Ladies wanting the most delicate
attention, call or write. Pleasant home for pa
tients. A book for the million. Marriage
.iuIte, which tells you all about these diseases
who should marry-why nof-l6 cents TO pay
postage. DIR. james has so rooms and pariof.
you zee no one but the doctor. Offic .ours,
4 II. 10 p. Il. Sundays 10 TO IL All busi
mesa strictly condishtisi NAYS dsv-l1l
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esr. Hadway's
RE-. 1lATING PILLS

The application Of the Ready Relief 10 the pan
or parts where the pain or difeu;ty sXsis III A.
lord eate and comfort.
Twenty drops in half . lumber Of vater will, ID
lev niput.s, cure Cranps, sprnns, Sour
stomach, Heartburn. Sick Hesdsche, Diarrihosa,
Dyseniefy, Cholic, Wind in the bovels, nd all
iuterua ri pains.
1raveie ss.ould aivays carry bottle Of RAD
WAYS RI Ally RELIEF Win them. fev
ps in water viii prevent sickneeso or pathts from
nre Of sa;sr. ii Ia better than French Brandy
tiers a. q stiSnuanf.
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THROUGH THE HEAD.
That's Where the Bullet Went That
Killed Sidney Worline, at Fort
leayenworth.
The Cause Thereof Being Dssponden-
cy, Caused by Too Much Bad
Whisky.
THROUGH THE HEAD.
THR1UG I THE HEAD.


Early yesterday morning, about 6 o'clock
Sidney WorIine, the foreman in the gov
eminent shops in the quartermaster's de-
psr,ment, at Fort Leavenworth, suicided by
shooting himself through the head with a
revolver, he dying instantly. The fatal
bullet entered st the RICH. temple, passing
entirely through the head and coming out
at the left temple, striking the opposite
wall. As no one was in the room at tie time
he committed the fatal act, nothing further
is known as to the particulars than that
BE SHOT HIMSELF,
the pistol being found tightly clasped in
his right hand when found. The story
runs that he arose from his bed and went
to a looking-glass, and after brushing away
the dust, sent the bullet whining through
his brain. HIS aim was true, as he could
see every motion made, and where 10 shoot.
The real cause of tie desparate
act was whisky, he having been very dis
sipated for some time past. That the
thought Of suicide was familiar with his
thoughts is plainly apparent, as he told a
friend named Gem. Eramlags that he was
going to commit suicide, but regarding II
as idle talk the latter paid no particular
attention 70 it. Worline was a single man,
about thirty wears of age, and was pos.
sefsed Of some 81 coo in cash. BE had, Of
late, been talking of going TO the Black
Hills. The following is the
INQUEST AND VERDICT:
VIM. Culver beiBg sworn deposed and
said {:
AsI was going to breakfast this morning,
lust as pasted this door and got TO the
wheelwright shop, heard dull sound like
a pistol sEOt, and following il about a sec
ond, heard another sound, as il something
heavy was falling. Being curious 10 kno~
what that was, i came 10 this next room.
1t being vacant, l came 10 this door. On
entering, ] saw the body OF this man lying
in the position in which he is row. | step,
ped up close TO him, and sew The blood is
suing from the side Of his head.
Clemens Bramlage testified that the de-
ceased came into his blacksmith shop and
said he believed be would shoot himself, to
which he said, "don't be so foolish"
Claude Lucand, who rooms next TO the
deceased, testified that he got out OF bed
before the decease did, and after dressing,
said to him, 1T is nearly time TO 60 10
breakfast" to which the deceased mace no
answer. L1cand then went 10 breaktas;
and when he came out from breakfast
heard that he was dead he returned to the
seeping-room and saw MIN in the position
that he was then in-dea6.
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As wLL1AH HALLEr, ST., Of Athens. O..
came out of the peoitentiary, the other
day. his con, WilliaA Hallet Jr., vent IN.
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THE VERDICT.
STATE oE KANSAS,
Jasvapworth f,unty

STATE OE KANSAS,
Leavenworth County.
Al an inquisitien holden at Fort Leaven
worth, Kansas, on the 18th day of April
A. D. 1871, on the body of Sidney Worline,
there lying dead, by the jurors whose names
are hereto subscribed, the said jurors upon
their osths do say that he came to his death
from a pistol shot from his own hand. In
testimony whereof, the said jurors set their
hands the day and year aforesaid.
MARTIN BEEN,
GUsTAyE HoECK,
CLEMENS BRaMLAGF,
THOMAS MURPHY,
wv. YoUNG,
JOHN SMITH
Attest: JNo. MCKEE, Coroner.
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Dr.. JAMES
Lock Hospital
CORSN
Washington
and Franklin.

Chicago. III.
Chartered by tie
State ofI'linoie for
the express pur
pcse of giving I'M
mediate relief in
all cases OF pri-
vate, chronic anu
urinary iis.acsr,
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Curative Ointment
DR.. WHITTIER.

6II st. Charles street. st Louis. TO.
Hrt een oase, engaged IA is- ,p-eai t-eziIa,H; e
venereai. Sexuai ana Chronic Disease.
.Sypnllls, c onorrh9a- eject, Structure,
Orchieis, Hernia, or Rupture, al UFtnsr
Diseases aud syphliie.co, inercustal aztec.
tons o. the throat, skin or bones, are treated
sraGapNrslrlrt saercs-, iac esnite ptipeipIes
SperI7aeorrheea, Sexual Debility and
trpoeercy, asihe result &C setr absssin ostA.
"a nataref years otarr I'D
Proiac- some OF the f!lov efeets .eii;a
ssssioRs deofv, d-sasss e. ssy deSsctirs s1sr-o /.
pis7es n shs fsss shssieat dscSy. soe,y
lHiss, eoTs1.oa 81 s5.aI is,- ;seeusl earer
s.ns. rsH7rrIagN ,mpsopsr .. vnhape,, ~
ssaye sat 10 sealed enreiepe for postage s;aps
Olscaoes peculiar to women, sLsa
iacao'rty DySia>EoTrA1d Ne o~yf.ei1 fr.sr--.r- 4
.sIri chsro.s. Ds-scs aTi i5s:cs..sIf sg'ss
ss;s So. s.-cs 'sfa.is treated De-cr!pt-c p.H =
s-rfs.E'-f t.r stamps. Are With eNperi-aceSEa
.ai' u case, every ye>r acquires great ssiii, y.
kGesaS this Ncllen'y rert mmsnd persons Is
Coa1i-h;Is eansast'oc, cn-y o. BIZ !-t"r. FEE
irst. Wh'us- to visi: the city for
Cs-ess., ed where s1i-a iti. rz-y
-,,isi. Of asg-s: "a u. to r. n. ennisys. i.
lP.4 Prssrs 0yirss IN fhs city ct a., horr. sscz
S-,c: g she s.fcs. fat ni-h h. ring the Door Bell.
Tue sheot II who's ho1.e roorasf r. TIT
cost extensive In the country, embracing Rssrpioa
Medic -i aad Wager Bshs; soaprehsss.se t.boratsrs
whore III r.sisissz .-.1 - IL. ssta5sheu pfparri
al .as iSorIsas 81 e. The Library. where the oil
.,s. Ssst,rd wis q 81: TO Eesoes Of nec;eins
iocEd. o. sa; al Ps-~J life ssa sat -olc-sd Iire
E4-,-r'i ccri '!Na.. -ki-h have sssa p.ecaei
ss= Pas. >. IsssSles> sf expense. AID not 10 b
IN stass L.5r--E In th. city. III Ib.a-y IL
"a, - ". 49, tea cs'lrfs. ASf-ess - GSs.e
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WATER FILTER" PArEkrrp Noy.xu,. L. Is7

WATER FILTER" NovE,nrs L. 1870
ysreadv
-1 FAN Fire Pump for villages and
SRchsrst
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l. s57 Prizes am uniting to............ .sllO, 400
Write Tor irrulars aend orden 70 Il A.
DAUPH1N, p. o. Boz 692, New 0rlssns La.
Extraordinary Semi-Annual Drawing, under
the personal supervision of Gen. q. 7. Beau
Early, of Virgin a. Tesday, June 5th. Capt.
tai Prize, 10000. Tickets SO only.
apr2eOd&wlm
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Fever and Asue cured for ffty cents. There b
not q remedial sgen in the world that will cure
tever and sgue, and all other malarious. bilious,
s:-rie,, typhoid, yellow and other fever. laided
by Railways Pilis) % quick - Radssy' Reody
3sl;ei. Fly cents per Bottle
soid By DruxyiBts.
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

No msdlcu . will so .fIectuxllv ,murov. The
tne Of tue stomach As shes~ PIls; they remove
al er'ity ccssIoned either by pt-mperaloe or
inprcper die. The .each the ver an, redure
u u eaithy action; they ars Won eriuit rf-
ncaSious IN cases sn-I TACT they new r
h;' IN curing ali disorders of the ivrr and
stomach.
hoLLoWAf'- RI Is are the bert known in
the word for the oil ow IN. disea. $:
Ague, AsthDs. ious Compliant, Blotcbes
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loureuX Tun ora Ulcers. Worms Of AL kinds,
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determination OF the Kidneys lnfan nation of TIL
Bladder, Inflammation OF the boueis, Mumps,
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ChillS.
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