The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04

When a person, either humble or exalted,
performs an act conducive To the welfare OF
his race, il is the province of his fellows To
admire and to Initiate. Though the act may
almost have been an accident; though only
n single individual may have derived the
benefit, it is yet capable of exciting benign
appreciation and exiorting from the obserr-
crs genuine applause. Even when a man
who possesses the power of oppreSsion-no
matter in what modern way-desists from the
exercise of that power, his virtue of omission,
though it may have been maintained with
ont any effort of his own, is sure TO be an ele-
ment in a conception of his character. Often
the possessor of great wealth places part of
il in the hands of hgfed trustees, orders the
erection of a vast and stately benevolent in
stitute, and calmly views the completion of
the notable edifice. The world will approve
and will thank him profuseiy for a gift
which it costs him no mental or physical
trouble to bestow. What praises can, there
fore, be too great for persons who, while In a
position to enjoy luxurious sloth, nobly sur
render their personal ease in the
constant, conscientious and substan-
tial service of all living beings? The
country can proudly turn to at
least one instance like this, and it is indeed
fortunate in having among its citizens gen
tlemen who have energetlcally devoted their
intenSeSt effort TO an unUer-curfenI pilllan-
throphy whose grand results have been and
will continue TO be of unreasonable service
to mankind. Their modesty may cause them
10 hold back the claim OF conducting phlian-
thropic works, but the honor, nevertheless,
belongs to them. What argument on this
point could be half SO effecting as the utter
ance of name familiar TO every one.the
name of Railway 4 Co., of New York? What
a memorable example is there here of tireless
perseverance in unpretentious well-doing:
The immense and long-established business
safI "a A in m IN N 1S
ing TO the world the famous medicines, whose
discovery entities the firm TO such supreme
credit, has, by the bestowal of life and health
10 amounted thousands, been of such y vast
and solid beneft that no heaps of gold or
acres of chisled stone could ever be thought
an equivalent. That the public is conscious
of this is proved by the unprecedented and Yet
ever increasing demand Tor medicine, TO sup
ply which requires the labor of large numbers
of people, all under the assiduous and careful
direction of the firm. Is there any quarter of
the earth where the fame of Railway d Com
pany has not penetrated, or where the unap-
proachable excellence of their medical prep
ed II that firm, instead of engaging with
extraordinary skill and zeal in the production
OF their different medicines, leach adapted to
sented the world with a single one of their
unequalled medical preparations, they wou d
by that alone have amply earned the lasting
their ease they unconsciously multiplied the
worlds obligation to them, IL II were possible
to measure ii.
The firms establishment, at No. 81 Warren
street, New York, is a genuine fountain of
serviceable blessings. What multitudes bur-
dened with disease, have resorted to the
firms world-renowned medicines, and re-
joicingly regained happiness and health
Roadway & Companys "Sarsaparillian Re-
solvent" has triumphantly conquered the
most dreadful affiictions. Even in cases of
years have called forth unexpected testimo-
malls from thousands of ladies in all parts of
the land, many in social positions of the
bic efficacy which has made the Resoiyent
so widely celebrated as a cure for this dis
ease. In treating obstinate chronic diseases
well as liver and blood diseases, the ResoIv-
ent has a particular value. The pernicious
effects of limestone water upon the kidneys
and other parts of the system, in the case of
the residents of the limestone regions of the
West and South, are wholly counteracted by
the Resolvent, and its frequent use is indis-
pensable, not only as q cure, but as q prevent
i've. For chronicrheumatism, scrofula, hem
OrIhage, ulcers, cancers, dropSy, and num-
berless other diseases of the kind, IL is equal.
ly a wonderful and invaluable cure. 1t oper-
ates at the foundation of the disease, and its
triumphs are remarkable. The evidence of
the happy millions IL has restored TO health
is the best proof of this, and new additions to
IL are daily flowing in.
As an annihiator ofpains, conges;ions and
infammations of every character, or from
any cause, "Radway's Ready Relief is as
much without a rival in its department as
the Resolvent is in its own. Its cheapness
places ii in the power Of every one to relieve
himself from bodily fortunes, and be restored
to tranquility. 1t Is a magic charm before
which the most determined pains must Nv
and the possession of which ensures immu,
nifty from bodily disQuietUde.
Persons afflicted with diseases of the tiees-
tive organs will find the Regulating Pills.
unsurpassed in their curative effects. though.
like the other medicines, their action is mild
No mercury Is contained In them, and they
are equally free from any other mineral poi
son. They possess an advantage In their per-
feet safety, which Is probably one ofthe rea.
sons for their great popularity, to which
their pleasant taste has doubtless also con.
tributed in some degree. Altogether, the
history ofthese medicines during the twenty
tested and SO unmistakably and unanimously
approved them. is 50 ffaught with grand,
benignant consequences as TO excite invulun.