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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-01

Link sleeve buttons are revived.
Very long polonaises grow in favor.

Link sleeve buttons are revived.
Very long polonaises grow in favor.
Caters and leggings are much worn.
Enamelled iewelry is very fashionable.
Cloisonnee enamel is the latest novelty.
Hair oil and pomades are out OF fashion.
Street suit. cling more closely than ever.
Fur-lined cloaks are worn only in carri-
ages.
Blondes continue to friu their light
tresses.
Amber Is the favoriie material for fan
sticks.
There is only limited demand for baby
jewelry.
French heels are not worn in the streets
this winter.
Turquoise jevelry still continues to be
much IN demand.
Brunettes wear their hair plain or in
large smooth waves.
The most asaionale evening toilets are
worn without bus:les.
Diamonds are not used for baby jewelry
unless specially ordered.
Faceted gold jeweIry is brilliant, neat,
and very fashionable.
Fur trimmings are very fashionable for
the winter months.
Montague curls on the forehead is the
style OF the passing moment.
Grape is the fashionable transparent stuff
for ball dresses in Paris.
Bronze green is the fashionable dark
color for street suits in Paris.
Silly mothers and insane fathers torture
their babies with earrings.
Marrow gold bracelets are more in favor
than the heavy broad ones.
The novelty in fans is amber sticks,
mounted with white ostrich tips.
transparent stuffs are worn exclusively by
young ladies in Europe.
Cat'seye stones set in diamonds are
among the new things in jewelry.
Coral and gold necklaces, OF fine and
delicate workmanship, are tie style for
ladies.
Turkish drawers of scarlet or blue flannel
are worn BY ladies who suffer with the cold.
They are trimmed with white embroidered
or Smyrna lace rufiies.
The favorite skating petticoat is of quilted
red satin. sometimes founceG and again
trimmed with friils Of Smyrna lace.
Ladies' linked watch chains, made OF
gold with the stays enamelled in white and
light blue, are new and extremely pretty.
Woollen stockings come in the long Eng
lish shapes, in drab colors, and are far
| handsomer in finish this winter than ever
before.
Side-cut kid gloves are the latest novel;
ties. The slit is left in the outside seam in
a manner tina; throws the buttons on the
outside If the wrist, and obyiates the slit in
the palm.
A cynical old bachelor says that the
mother who puts jewelry on her baby has
begun its education for . life OF folly and
vice. OF course, he knows how it is HIM
self.
The gems in gentlemen's rings are gen.
orally imbedded IN the gold of the ring.
These rings are Of broad bands Of gold,
widening just where the jewels are set in
| them.
The skating costume OF this season is
the red satin petticoat, over which is looped
an ordinary elk skirt, black or any dark
coler, aseal skin sacque and seal turban.
Warm wooden hosiery and heavy walk
ing boots OF pebble-goat, with soles half an
inch thick and low heels, are worn By the
most fashionable women this winter.
Jaunty little capotes Of Shetland sea,
trimmed with gross-grain bows and cocks
plumes of the same color, are worn by
ladies who find seal turbans unbecomipg.
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Diseases Of Females.

TIE long list Of diseases pecul to femsles, and
The ierIibe desti uet Of lite by them, calls aloud
some IN" re re taiU means of cure tn Is IN re -
era ctice With many new and impTos ed de.
vices for ire tmeur, and thor ugh AMI &C en-, &c
knOwIe'g e OF cure do Dot hesitate TO in tie all
who suffer With III elias Of disc Sc tc consult "a
nee u charge. Specific u me les for ,lI Or vate
diseases without m.rcury, pol onou. or nsu~ Gus
drugs. We d not pretend o. pI,fsss 10 kuowl
edge OF everyih ns n the profe sin or the abs ~
I cure evers disease anu everybs dy-. my foo 5
and the unearned make suc1 pr-fe sssiobs ut
We do wish to prorag re truth, e0mhat ef or
shei ever it may exist IN the procession other
wi e, 10 bsneht our fell w-man, hot TAXI, z h .
money without rendering full equivalent at
least
Fifteen as Of success nj practice in the treat
ment II chronic diseases 7 h usands Of tesrimo-
mails Of pos!G e cures be SEGA ~ he fhc- BY
all who ass for them. Call for circular for errrs
Of tire tne1t &c.
Office Hcurs-FrOm a. N. 90 ; y. M, sd 10 8
p. Sunday ex e ted. Can be found At GA
Senec, Street when oct of ofice. jin4-utf
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History Of a Famous FiddI

A violin just bought by Russian 70,
$4,000 has a curious history. 1t was sold
by Its maker, Stainer, to a certain count,
who promised in exchange to pay $3.50, to
furnish Stainer good dinner as long as be
lived, $50 the 6rst of each month, CON-
piete outfit once year, two barrels of beer,
his lodgings, fire, light, and, in case that be
married, as many mares as he required for
his table, and two baskets of fruit for him.
sell and two for his old nurse annually.
These conditions were fulfilled for eighteen
years, until Stainer died.-Cincinnafi Goze.te.
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The Plnu.

Among the leading Republican papers
that accept the Plan are the New York
Eenins Rde. Graphic, and Mail, the Bost IN
Adsefiser, Journal and 1naascip, Cincin-
nan CSm~eriaf Buffalo Conm<yciai, Adue--
tao and Ezpsa, St. Paul Pioneer, Mime
aPoiis 1nshas, Pittsburg Croniole, Detroit
1fsnGne, Miiwankee Se.sind, Rochester
Desao5of, Philsdelr lila Inquirer, Albany
Erening Joarnal, Quincy Who, DUBUQUE
Tunes and the St. Louis Wcstliche Pos
And the Globe Democrof-which in the
above extact is stated to be opposed to the
Plan-is, in fac., favorable to it-Csioooo
Tribune.
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| The Grand Duke Alexis has aroused
much enthusiasm in the mind of Mrs. Mary
Ciemmer. She saysthat in height, in shape,
in face, he is the consummate flower of a
great historic race. His hands and feet
remind one of Polar besr's"-how p
They take nothing from the golden splen-
dor Of his hesd nor from the lnster of his
large, ever-changing eyes"
Among the princes assembled AZ Delhi
on Jan. ], there wss one "con- picuous by
his absence" 1t vas hoped that the Amer
of Afghanistsn would have attended the
durbar, bat he did not sppear. One re-
port says that he 10 dangerou,ly III :.
| another and more Trustworthy story asserts
that be is making large and threatening
military preparatons, IN which the infu-
ence Of Russia is discerned by Suspicious
Anglo-Indian eyes.
At the recent convocation of the Visitors
and Governors of William and Mary
College, Virginia, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted: "Tbat III.
thanks of this board be rendered TO the
Hon. George F. Hoar for the generous and
magnanimous part which he has borne
toward itis college, in which, with noble
patriotism, he has subdued passion and
prejudice to his love of justice and elevated
literary taste"
There il . creature" said the Rev
Phillips Brooks, in his recent Yale lecture
on preaching, "who ought to share with the
clerical cheat the abuse of the people. III
mean the clerical jester. He lays bis hand
upon all sacred things. He is full of Bible
jests. and he talks about the Bible with
jests that have come down from generation
to generation. The principles which. if
they mean anything, mean life and death
to the soul, he turns into material for lest -
The public health of Egypt was never
better than il is now. At Cairo the weather
Is milder and warmer than it usually il AZ
this season. The horse diseaee has ceased. |
after cutting of more three-fourths of the
animals. The sanitary regulations have
latterDy been very strict and fairly carried |
out, 90 that no danger 70 the public health |
is now anticipated. As the rise of the |
Nile has been above the average this year.
the summer will, in all probability, be free |
from any epidemics thai would be encour- |
aged through the water being contaminated
5y the dead bodies thrown into the river
and canals.
The Colored Baptist Convention of Ala.
bama takes discouragine view of the re-
|igious condition al it, rscs In that Stat.
The report of one at its Committed s.v.
s - confused aid bsvildered stxte If
.hings" among The ninisasr, e,d ehurcbes.
hat there is '.sery littls spirituaI. moral
md educational advancsssntn that ~.
outlook for the young b very DARK. that
immortality, and ieuorsnc.
eema tn - bin3inw Nha r.r> IN tl.,.
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OVARIAN POhOR
OF Ten Years. GroWtb, Cured
By Dr.. RadVay'f Remedies
IHAvE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMoRIN TIE
aVAgIEs AND BOWEL sOR ZEN YEARS
A.E spaay Des 81 1875

IHAvE HAD AN OVARIAN IUMoRIN TIE
aVARIES AND BOWEL. SOB ZEN YEARS
ASH AEBos, Dec. q, 1875.
DR. R.pv.T: That other NAY be ben. fitted,
make this statement:
Lsvs al an Ovarian Tumor in the ovaries
and TO ~els for ten years. tried III test iuFsi
clans OF This place ana otheu without any be' e,
d.. 1t groxin. at such Taptciy Thai ooaId
nSt have lived much longer. - friend OF Dine
in9nceJ me to try Esdwey's Remedies / IA ,
not mucn faith n tbcm bat sI,aE-, after much
de ipcI alton, Itrisd tSeaa.
/ purch sed six botiles Of the Reso.Tent. two
boxes u the Pills and tso better Of IN Relic.
| 1 used those without any ap saren; cenent Ice
ternined 70 perseryer. used -. I've more DOL
ties OF the kesovent, two of tne Seiief, ana Two
5JXeI II Pills. Before they were gone had lost
twenty fve pounds.
D CONTINUED To use tie medicine until | was
che about Eve months. and during that time,
lost forty five POUNDS n all took three dozen
bot les OF the sci vent, six bottles Of tbs keiief,
| and tix boxes OF he ills
gratitude [. God for this help in my deep atiic-
| ton ToyoI, car, and your wonderful meftciGe
,eei d epiy inde bta ID ard my payer Is Ia 1t
may be IS much blessing 10 others as II has
fs,sned MRS. e. c. BisBINs.
Mr. B.bbins, VII makes tie above Certificate,
| is the person for whom l requested you to send
- dicine in Jare, 1875. The mediein-s above
what was sent 10 her by y,u l msy cay that
hec staten mt Is correct without suIIinctmin-
l>isnei,l l. LEs.h-
This may certify that MIS- Bibbins, sho
males the above certificate. is ana mss De a lcr
many years well known 10 as, AID the isets ther--
ia stated are undoubtedly and undeniabiy ccrrtct
Any one Who knows Me Bibons, val believe
her statement 5iseed,l bESJ y. Cookss, L.
| 9. POND. MARY 3. PosD, and NJ Ely COOKER.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature o. ].
HAYpcCK, n, gent for the nite-t ) atee sur
r'unis each BOX Oi Pil'5, ami OINTMENT A
hands rre reward Will be given to sny one rem
de'log such Information nav lead 10 the de
tsciion OF any party or parties counts rfeIting
them ~ b. spur'Uu-
.'Sold 81 { mandatory of Professor HoL-
LowAf Co, New DoEk, am by all respect
able dTugg lists and dealer in medicine throls h.
GU tn civilized void, Ia boxes at % cents, 81
CENTS and 81 zach
~ iherc IS considerable saving by taking the
large sizes.
y, B = DIrcc:ious 'or the guidance Of patients
IN every sorder are afiXec 10 each boz.
Office, liz i liberty st., New iork.
RICHARDSON & CO., AGENTS,
octlS-eod&w-.35 st. Louis, Mo.
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a number of gentlemen went out on /,
laes-rabbit hunt last week, near Olathe
which resulted very seriously to one of the
party M. Oliver Armstrong who lives Que
miie south Of that place, while engaged in
tne chase 'Eas thrown from his horse, or
Isener, his horse tripped and fell. Seeing
Inst ne must be thrown he pitched his gun.
salcn ne ~ss carrying in his hand, a. far
wy Lfon MN a. he could to avoid dan
ger the gun struck the ground in such .
Ny IS 70 caose 1t 70 to off and discharre
me load into his breast For several davs
eefaous dcubss were entertained II his Re-
coyery, but under ekillful manasrment
Re = slowly recovering and tthousht to
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

No medicise viii SO erectually improve the
tone OF the stomach a. shese Pulls; they remove
Al seIrIty occasioned either by ntemprrance or
improper diet. They .each the .,yef anu reduce
II u eslthy action; they wonderfully eff
hc,sSious IN cases p,sm- Ia fact they ne Vel
tail IN curing all disorders Of the liver and
stomach.
HOLLOWAY'S Phi Is are the best known in
the world for the oil owins di~eas 5:
Ague, AsthDs, Il lioCs Compl ant Blotches
ON the skip, Bowels, onsu mtion, De5I,ity,
DropsS, d. sentery, Erysi elias, Female irregu-
ache, In ige- ton, Inflammation, Jaundice,
Liver Complaints, Lumbago Plies, kEeumG-
usn, Rejection of urlne, :roiul.r or Kings
Evil, Sore Thro T., StJne and Gravel, Tic ID IL
loureux Tumor. Ulcers, Worms of al kinds,
Weaa ness from any cause, etc
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$500. s1c|-@.- .a.'' IN al tneir CON-
plicated forms. II is vel known that DR. James
has stood 1T the head Of the profession for so
years. Age and experience are all-importar;.
Simtnal Wea lSness, night losses by dreams
pimples on the face, lost manhood, can positiv-
ely De cured. Ladies wanting the most de licate
attention, call or write. Pleasant home for pa
len:s. BOOK Tor The million Marriage
Guide, which tells you all about these diseases
who should marry-why MOTTO cent? to pay
postage. Dr.. James has so rooms and parlor.
you see no one but the doctor. Office hours,
a. u. 20 p. n. Sundays, 10 to l2. All busi-
ness strictly confidential msv6 d&~-ll1
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FEVER AND AGVi

perfectly tsstsis>a. elegantly coss-d With suee
gum. purge. regulate. purify, cleaese, and
strsng,hen. Radway's Pills, Gor the cue Of all
disrde's Of the Stomach. Liver. Bo. sis, Kidoeys,
Bladder, Nervous iiEases. headache, onstfTs
ton oostiysness, Indigestion, Oyspepii.. Biz
ieusress. Bilious Fever I. aabm xIisn o, The
Bovsls Pile>. s,d all Uefangemenss OF the Inter
nal visceya WaTranten to eject q p,eitfve cure
Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner
ais, ar de eterious drtxs.
sS-Ubs-rse lbs following symptoms resulting
rom Disorders Of Tie Digestivr Ofsane
.Coastipstea, Iavasd Files. Fpllnes d the
Blood IN the Head, Acidiiy Of the STOMACH,
Nsessa, aearsharn. Digass q Fsol, Fuiinsss Of
WEIGHT In the tooaeA. Sour EYupsioas, sinking
o. Ftattsdap 8. ths Pit q the siooack, swim.
aiag q The He'd, Hurried and Di6eait Brsash.
Ing. fiuttshnp 1t the Heart. Cheaing q euHocat-
ing asnatioa vhso Ia Lying Rosturs, Dimne.
q visaon. Dots OF wshs before the sight, Fever
and Dull Pain n the Head, Deficiency Of Perspira.
ton, Welcomes Of the Sam and Bye, Pains in
the side Chest Limb, and sudden Flushes Of
Heat, Burning in the Fieeh.
4 lev doses of kACWAY'S PILLS viii free the
lyetem troo ali the aeove named disorteys. Price
y csnt Pc box eold BY druggists.
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HOLLOWAY US PILLS
Invariably cares tie following diseases:
Disorder of the Kidnevs.

Ia al diseases .neeting these organs, wheth-
er tney tcrete too ma~n little water;
or wh- Their they be afflicted w ston. or gravel
or WITH aches and PANS settled in the Ions
owe the regions o. ihs idn.ys these Ills
should &c taken according % III, priated d,rec-
lions, AMI TIE Ointrent should b W, | rubbed
INTO the small OF he bsck at b, time. THIS
treat1leBt will give . most InmediA,e relief
when all other Means have fai ed
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THE LAME WALK, THE BLIND SEE, the
DEAF HEAR.
DIR. T. j. PEER

Is permanently located in this city TO give
Scientific Treatment to all forms Of Chronic
Diseases.
The diseases which yield most readily to
the curative powers OF this method, as prac-
ticed by DR.. Peer, are Consumption. As,h-
ma, Bronchitis, Weak Lungs, (the only cur
able treatment for Paralysis Loss of Voice.
Deafness, Eruptions; Fits cured where ali
else fail, no medicine used; Dropsy quick
ly cured Wens, Scrofula Sores, Piles, Cold
Feet and Hands; Spinal complaint cured
without medicines; Kidney Diseases, Bill
liousness, Contracted Limbs and Stiff Joints
Of many years, standing, often cured with
one treatment, and crutches left; Erysipe-
las, Nervous Dependency, Weak Nerves,
ST. Nitus Dance cured, many times, with
one visit; Mental Depression, Diseases of
the Brain, Weak and Failing Limbs, Dys-
pepsia, Diabetes, Impotency, Fistula, Luz
corrhea. quickly cured Liver omplaint,
Palpitation of the Heart, Rheumatism.
treated in the only successful way; Neu
ralgia, Heart Disease, Seminal Weakness,
Falling of the Womb, Catarrh, treated and
cured after all else fails; Constipation of
the Bowels cured without medicine scien-
tifc treatment for the Eye, Goiters, Coughs,
Lameness, Fever Sores, Weak Lungs, Tet-
tiers, White Swelling; Cancers cured with
out the knife or plaster; also, Tumors. by
eqhalizing the magnetic forces ..gue, Sick
Headache, &c. No charge for consultation.
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EAIR DE,

D ATCBELOR'S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
ID test in the world. The inventor has used
this splendid Dsir Dye for - years, with bene-
ft TO The hal and no injury 10 his health; proof
that it is only true and perl Dye. Harm
.esd, reliable, instantaneous. No diszppoiD-
meul no ridiculous ssnts; remedies the III Ell
fects OF bad dyes; leaves the hair soft Ind beal-
ui1i, Black or Brown. sold and properly AZ.
piled Gt BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory, 40. Is
Bond street. n. Y. -oli by all druggists.
Batchelor's trasve s0sp removes stains from
the iIsess, sSin, sc.
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DE-. JAMES
Lock Hospital
CORNER
Washington
and Crsetffa

Chicago. III
Chartered By the
State otIIlinois for
the express pur-
pOse OF giving I'M
Iaec.iate relief in
all cAsee OF pri-
vGte, chronic and
nIinary disease.
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READ FALSE AID TRUE"

eana o. lskteR.stanp 10 RAILWAY CO., No
= Wsspoa g., Nee Yorh. lnlbrDasion vert
ths11nb win - snt ysu.
sM-eu-sA-0a-am-4.v.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. WHITTIER.

DIR. WHITTIER.
gu ST. Charles street. ST Louis. 80
~ s-te tss-z, sHrzS-a n the sy~ca. ,rea---.. ~
t sen l,r,7 seSili am Chronic Diseases
~ t-ef l.igs4cE: ia - los- .Iar--- -
,Sy3h;ils, 2 o1crrhoea, S!eee, Structure.
S's -,.I.is. Herria. 9, sGpsure, AZ ur,nars
uonss.tS throsc. skin CT Ecnes, a-e reafs4
paF-ls i s-ece-s, lz;e-s .Iir- a-ri-.
SpefTatofshcsa, Sexual Debility and
lnlPotcncy, .stle res-: CT se,f sssss ,ssth s.y
Iois-e ss. % fsss.ss ecscts: ss..fI
s7s,eEs. de5t'y. S..qe-s 81 siS.c e.,.e.ss r.seTr
tss &C efdcs, physical dscss. cre-s.- 90 sSee.v a.
7aes sonssfoa o ffe-s ioss rss-Eet s3rsy e:c ssr
e e;ssu n1i.ni NJ. rnploeer CT unnarey,
f-Ee sc is seated ssrs,.pc, &c. ;E1 Tsst7e Steps
.t'secses rscuiisr TO women, SAGA 4,
<7tFe g. -Terrss Z e~-s1r:1 tsl,er-sz- ::
= c-..'sss, c':ssss sss & ,se u rae .--s
- q ~ e:s sgscs 's,IJy usaiea b-.-rsti-c p--s
t.hsc-f== f1s T-a1Fs. &c vtts
lie! sea- s=l 81 lsattsat sysi-i.n q. y ~.
lis Q. eA-ef eT-rT year Se4u:-eF rea, ek
sralzs-ts s7s1-al-oc. Per rn=.y g 81 kite 49,
i-vis- W eat 70 vis: n ey .r-x.
N t Ee1riaes r>Tcal ra-itesSrysh-rs
Cs-esels sratrsnt 81 ift.:ra-ss
E4t-c- Ca-e hsE A. ". 10 T. a. SHHizr. IL =
Tx ETsas asTlEi7J tn iAe Gig asy Assr .4y coz
c--sr: 6 "a -e-e. L al r- 1t ring the Door Ssl.
taz tab samoa. IL v.oie hcese Q! Twelve roozs1 u fes
ros; e-sassve u the eocst-y ebraens Rect p;sa
.ca:ri szI y=For Ba.s.: ea.sp.ehcasye iassr.iary
ssTc "a -s-in--us-t in tie PREPARED.
sd z i1oAEtc: al :as lb-ary ~ee-e tee oil All
lssst s'an: I'd yrSs g 81. the f-hools OF medicine
niss;ra:i7-t 7ezs eg=sa', -hi-a have eeea pressss
frcl P-.1, t--4 rrS=-C-e- 81 AID
ra1i in az e@e- Lls-arT ia ts- city. II. L't-A!
- 49, - ., 80
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l'r. Kadway's
REGULATING PILLS.

The sppi ioation OF the Pe.dy Relief 10 the part
or paris where the pain or difficulty sxsts III
ford care and comfort.
Twenty dross In half a fumbier Of alter will, ID
Q hV minus, cure Camps, SpTans, Sour
Ytoin seh, Heartburn, Sick Head ache DiArrihoca,
Dyseniery, Cholic. Wild In the Bovel., nd all
Internal pains.
1rsvele IS ou;d aivays carry bottle Of RAD
WAYS r. ADY RELIEF with Inn. lev
Pc IN water vii prevent ,iekncssor painss fr ,m
NE Of ~aisr. tits better Than French Brandy
ters . stimu'ant.
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T1ir1 Oron1 yGsaally 1rsvins. Monday.
1:s,e m. c.s'',' fn's' 's'' .ssH
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Fever and Ague cured for nny eents. There 1,
not . remedial sgen in the world that will cure
fever and ague, and all other mAisrious, bilious,
ssyrI.t, typhoid. yellow and o!her ievers lAided
b. Railways I1!ls) % quick Is Rsdvsy' Eesdy
Relief. FLY eents per Bottle
soid by Druggists
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Curative Ointment.

Splendid Household remedy; no family
should be without it II cures burns, chilblains
sore heads, eraptions Of the skin, hives, enema.
poisonous bites a., Sc. Its valu- cannot be
told IN an advertise Try one box and you
wall never want TO be g.thou. l. Sold by ali
!,rCggis:s, and =. hatchelor's Factory, Nc. 16
Bond street. New Yo h
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MISCELLANEOUS
Mark These Facts |
he fssh.oay q The WAe.s Wsrid.
HOllOWAY'S PILLS /!

. heart, one :"
"Your ills are marvellous"
Il md for another box, and keep them IN the
house.
.'Ir Holloway has cured my b, ad che that
Wa chronic -
p Il sase enc Of your Pills TO y v bah TO- chsl-
r. ra MODS The dear iittle & ing sell in 4
day -
any nauser If q morning is cur-d.''
oar toS OF ito. oSays Ointment erred ne
OF NOSE n n bead Iubb a some OF your
uiatme nj 6esiaa the ears, and N. noise has
lett -
lend me two boxes; want one for a POOR
family"
4 encl) e q dollar; yGu- price il rs cents, bat
he neil ne u me IL worth do!lsr''
.'cepd NE i've boxes OF our ri IS -
LET HE have three oxes yoUr Pills by re-
TURF Taai,, Tor Chiiis ard Fever"
have over TWO hundred such te timnnisls as
.nsse' oui want Of space compels lie TO con-
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q aamm alton OF Tire Kidneys. Inflammation OF tn
Bladder. Inflammation Of the Bowels, Mumps,
Congestion q the Lungs, sore broAf. Dit
hcut Breathing, Paipiation of the
Heart, Mysteries. Croar, Diph-
tbe.ia, Cztarrh, Inf,epxA,
Headache, Tcothache, Seu-
rags, Rheumati.
old Chils, Ague
Ch.ils
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THOSE SUFFERING,

who will Use this Liuiment In time. will be con-
iHeei N AZ II Is sire eEre ter kheumstisIn,
Nslralgia, Bruises, prains, SwelhHgs surns,
cuts, tr.ons, Iumors. Piles, iDjuTeI Limbs,
aeadache. lnsec Biles. Fits, Cole, Tape-worD
etc, Tor the hum an race and Is
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a Positive Cure
HRIE.-75 nDfs Per RaftIn

Prepared by ". &. Pagan & CO PhiladeI-
pbia, Pa ranch Offics-I1diAnsfolis, Indiana.
nOvs-eo Sw-Ig
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-01

tie asst cOncentra' ell healing prope ties. Quick
at 81 Utiic art for pam relief. HO.t ,ombinei
metlcated GeeessIties Liniu.ent FIR MAN
AND BEAST, ever Introduced Tor public benc-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-01
For Cutaneous Disorders,

~ ~ e.u rs OF ne skin, this Ointment Is
si,ne. o. generates wI,h be most sesrchiay
effects 10 the very loot OF the evil
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-01
GLAD fIOINGS 20 TEE lFFLICFED
THOUSANDS
DIAMOND GIL POSSESSES

in all ta.es, claiming It the mrst powerful re
edy nd quick reviewer Of agony.