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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
RELIES AND BEAUN.
Items Of Interest. Principally Fash.
ion NOte>, For Those Who WISH %

Read.
During the Lenten Season parties and
balls will be considerably fewer than an.
gels' visits
Quadsille Neippe is the name of a
new French material for spring.
a Bunches OF os.rich tips will be used for
garnishing has and bonnels.
Gold anu silver balls will be much used
for Buttons and trimming this seas .: they
are carved in a beautiful manner.
Exquisite coral sets are in the shane of
small half blown roses; dewdrop in the
centre is represented by tiny diamond.
"RichelIeu" ribbed hosiery is new.
Beige is a favorite color for spring.
New collars and cuffs are wider than
ever.
Marabou fringe is still favorite black
fringe.
Gentlemen's neckties are wider than
heretofore.
Pretty new fans are Of rustic bamboo,
hand painted.
Jet will be the favorite bead trimming
this summer
Mourning stockings are embroidered with
jet beads
Moire satin ribbons are the new trim
mings for spring bonnets.
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souri, River Railroad. interest SA375; Kan
sss Pacific, series ID, interest, So 500; Kan
sas Pacific. new, interest, Sii3.15; Kansas
Paci6c, new, intreest, S7752j0.
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An Homes, Money nee,,ny.

CHICAGO March S.-Tbe executive COM
mittee OF the 'Honest Money League" has
issued a call for meeting of persons friend
ly to The object OF the League, to take place
at the Grand Pacific ho.el: this city, on
Tuesday, Mach 18th, at 2 o'clock p. m.
The call states that ,he object OF the meet
ing is 10 perfect a permanent orgao.zaiion
for the Northwest, 10 thereby disseminate
sound views OF finance and TO counte' act
The influences OF the otean,zed ag;taiors
who would lead the na. on to the adoption
of irredeemable paper money. The leaders
Of the movement report that it is rapidly
gaining strength here and that letters are
received. daily, from outside cities, express
ing warm interest and desire to cooper
ate
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prnhnsa En0rr-

In the mailer Of the estate OF John COsan,
deceased. citation reiurned served.
In the matter Of the estateot Adam Sciil-
lcr deceased, Margaret Schiller, admiuis-
trairix; time for making final settlement
continued un,i Jolly term.
in The matter o; lie es,ate Of Moses Nor
ris, deceased, second annual settlement
continued until March l6th.
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TOPEKA, March 9.-In the case Of the
State against the Kansas Insurance Com.
pany, the Supreme Court to-day granted a
temporary restraining order against the
assignee, and all parties acting in concert
with them in sacrificing and disposing of
the property, and forbidding any further
proceeding under the assignment until the
10Th inst, and until further orders. At that
time the court will determine whether il
will appoint receiver and make permanent
the restraining order. One important ques-
lion to be decided iE this csse is: Whether.
under the laws of the State, insolvent insu-
rance companies must be wound up under
the Insurance Department If this propo-
sition be sustained, all Of the acts Of the
assignee will be void.
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OppOsed 10 It's Repeat.

LOUISVILLE March S-An enthusiastic
meeting OF leading business men was held
here to-day, to Pronounce in favor oftbe Ie-
peal OF the RESUMPTION act auG the bank
rupt law. Committees weie appointed to
prepare resolutions demanding the repeal
OF these laws, to be reported at the noon
meeting tomorrow.
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A Batlerimg Ram.

BUFFALO, March S.-A wrangle over the
keepersbip of the Erie county penitentiary
which has created no end OF political excite
ment since February last, eliminated, to-
day, in Samuel n. Baker, the Republican
nominee, taking forcible possession.
About o'clock in the evening batter
ing ram was improvised and the outside
door forced. Baker entered and demanded
the papers, &c. Ievolvers were presented,
but none used Weston and his followers
were then forcibly elected, and, in the scrim-
mage, two of Weston's followers were badly
bruised and slightly cut. Unusual excite
ment prevails. and it is thought the end is
not vet.
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McGARRAuAN-S CLAIM.
The Senate Committee o" Public
Lands Investigating this Gentle
mans Right tO Certain Property |
B0 California. |

The Senate Committee On Public
Lands Investigating this t.ensie-
mans Right 10 Certain Property
Bn California.
WASHINGTON; d. c.. March 9.-Tbe Sen
ate public lands commiitee 10 day heard
evidence in regard TO the McGa.Iahan
claim for property in California knoyu as
the New Idra Quicksilver Mine. Judge
Jeremiah W .lsou, +. 5. IrgepsoIl and es-
Senator Carpenter appeared for McGarra-
han. and Judge jeremiah Black, DAVID S.
Wilson, ot Iowa. and ex-Chief Clerk of the
Land Office Curtis, for the New Ida Com-
pany. Wilson said the defense intended 10
show that every decision i'm favor OF McGar-
rahan had been obtained
By THE USE OF MONEY.
After discussion relative to the admission
of evidence of this character, McGarra han
was asked ii he had ever given stock, on
his claim, TO John Hickman, an ex-membe-
of Congress from Pennsylvania? He re-
piled that he never had. The witness fur
ther said: Daniel Sickeles performed ::the
same services for me, and didn't agree to
give him any compensation, bat subse-
quently gave him
AN INTEREST IN NY CLAIM.
He would have acted for me If had given
him dine. | never gave James Wilson.
ex-member of Congress from Iowa, eithec
s,ot k or money. There was some talk be-
tw, en- Sickles and myself about taking Ed
win NJ Stanton into our business. but
Sickles did not think it was necessary 10
have Stanton's aid. Stanton was not Ai.or-
at that time. made no al
tempt to buy up the attorney generals
Office Wilson offered in evidence,
SEVERAL LETTERS FROM McGARRAHAN
to Mr.. Frank, Secretary of the Ispanche
Grande Co., which he claimed would show
that McGarrahan and Sickles" attempted
to operate upon Stanton, while Attorney
General, for the porpose Of securing his in
iluence. One OF them stated that ne and
his friends were willing TO take Stanton
into the same boat with them.
THE LETTERS
to Frank number over seven hundred. and
cover correspondence of ten years Their
reading was discontinued, and twas Or
lered that they all be printed and 60 into
record Judge Wilson said they were all OF
, general character, showing that money
was paid, Federal appointments secured,
md laws chan ,ed in the interest of McGar-
,ahan's claims. Adjourned.
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This continued lowering weather has a
bad efiec.. even upon police business anG as
a coDseg gIenoe thiugs ave as duil as can be
imagined. Charles Nixon. keeping a gamb.
ling house was fined SO yesieedsy morn
ing; Eichard CTGs,v. crreliy 20 animals,
and Jackson Perum. destroying private
nrnnelLv GischaI geG.
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What For :

New YORK, March S.-Rev. Geo. Boos-
burgh, Pastor OF Madison avenue Baptist
church, Jersey City Heights. was, to-day,
arrested on ihe charge OF attempting 10
poison bis vile. Boosbursh waived pre-
l;miuary examination and gave bail in
The sum OF 81 900 TO await The action OF The
grand iury.
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The Cheapest.

Reliable articles like Dr. Pri IS Special
Flayoiug L sracis. Vanilla, j. mon, o.
ange, Gisseg &C, tbat have stood the lie. I
of ihe best Judges IN the country, are the
cheapest in the lo1g run, If health is 20 be
considered. PHne goods have fair valua-
ton; aduiLcraicd articles can be 50 d cheap,
and many dcaies lell such mixtures in
preference to strictly pure articles, as they
afford a be.lCr profit. IL. DIV.
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Sr. LOUIS, March S.-A fire in Lowell, a
suburb of ST. Louis, Today, destroyed Chas.
Koenig's saloon and boarding house; Lind
wolfs grocery store. Bliesner's tin and
stove store and several other structures, and
unhoused dozen families. The total loss
was $4,000.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
YESTERDAYS BUDGET.
Temporary Restraining Order Grant
ed in the Case of The State of
Kansas VS.. The Kansas In
surance Company.

surance Company.
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A Use for the New Market House.
The boys of the city have taken posses.
sion OF the new market house, and have
made an impromptu roller skating rink of
it Nearly hundred boys of variou. sizes
We're "on deck" yesterday.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 9.-The
steamer " Timor" with twenty-six locomo-
tives for the Russian government sailed
to-day. Each locomotive is slowed away in
pieces, and will be put together BY the
n schanics Who went out on the steamer.
The ~Wickham" with the remainder of the
locoa-otives to complete the order, sails
tomorrow
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EnrEiffcen Snb.cribers.

To a1y one who sends US fifteen subscrib-
ers 10 TGE WEEKLY ryes at $500 each,
we viii give as a premium. an Elgin watch
worth $1,000 aud Mammals Sunshine, for
little children. wo,ih $500.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
The Only Pain Remedy

hat in family stops the most eXcTuciaiing
pam, ailays Inflammation, anu cures u
els, or other Il 'uGs or organs, Dy one appiI-
cation iii from one To twenty minutes, no
IN alter now violent or eXcruciatlng the pain
tae rheumatic, bed-ridden, intirIn, crippled,
nervous, neur,islc, or Frustrated with dis
ca e may suffer,
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PAYING 'EM UP.

Payment of the Coupons ON the
County Ten Per Cents OF ISL
Step mp and Get Your Money.
The County Treasurer was busy yester-
day in paying coupons on the 10 per cent.
bonds Of the county, issued in 1871 to take
up the county indebtedness, and wishes to
notify all parties holding those bonds that
the interest upon them was due yesterday
and the same win be paid by him at once,
md is ready to pay them up right along.
Che amount OF interest 60 be paid out upon
these bonds amounts TO 81, $50. All the in
terest upon any bonds, except railroad. will
lie paid by the treasurer. The following is
The List of bonds, the interest upon Which
was due on the LIST of March, which was
not paid, no levy having been made: Mie-
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Mountain Cake.

One cup Of sugar, hall cup Of butter, half
cup OF sweet milk or wates, Two cups OF
flour, Two small teasnJonfuis Dooley's
Yeast Powder two eggs. and E.le nat
meg. Fruit added is an improvement.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
NInXinr n Church.

The Baptist church OF Salt Creek Valley
IS being removed 10 kickapOo where it will
BE- used join,iy By The Methodist and Zap
tist demon ma IONS as a NEE. iDg place.
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FEVER AND ACUE

Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There
Is not remedial aSe-II III tins world that MI
cure Fever and A-uc, aud al other nIaiarlOUS
BIIIious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, aud other
fevers. (tided by Ri,dway's Pills. - quick as
Radway's Ready Relief. fiity cents per bot
tie
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RATHED IN BLOOD,


COLUMBIA, S. C., March s.-The bond
question is approaching a crisis in tie
South Carolina Legislature. The Demo-
cratic party in caucus are attempting to
patch up a compromise. The question is
whether the state will stand by outstanding
debts funded at fifty cents on the dollar.
The committee appointed to investigate the
bond question recommend the throwing out
of about one and half millions of fraudu-
lent bonds, under that act. The Conserva-
tives, Democrats and Republicans, favor
paving the entire consolidated debt, and
they Will probably win.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
BREwER, j


| CIaiies L. Vince vs.. Jonn Sass-E 'or
hom LeaveDwoGth County.
AFFIRMED.
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Crosse & Blackwell's. ........ a
Lea & PerTin'S Sauces, and Kerr
TOMATO JaiSup-
New Sugar Cured Ham, Bacon
Shoulder and Breakfast Bacon.
rha,-.. nYt.i III
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AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

ANN HARBoR, Mich, April 30, 1877.
DIR. RADwAY-h IND sir IL have been tax
.ng your kesolsent, Regulating Pills, ami
also using the Ready Relief for about one
year, Ior ovarian lumors ON the abdomen,
which the most eminent physicians Of our
medical college pronounced lncufaDIe.
They were IKE knots On tree. When
sat III "A chair they hung almost To the nOor,
and my weight Vas 20 pounds when COM
menced win your reIneuIes, anu now IL Is
2ly pounus, buI they are not all gone yet. /
have taken twenty bottles OF ResOiyent, nine
OF Relief and twenty-IOur boxes Of Pills.
get the medicine from 81. Orenvii." Please
send me your book False and true"
MkS. T.. kRAPP.
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cumor Oh l2 Year, Growth Cured
by Radx ay's Rosolvent.

DIR. RADwAY Il have mad Ovarian Tumor
in the OvarIes and bowels. All the doctors
said '.Ihere was no help fOr L." tried every
thing that was recommended, but nOtnID :
helped me- 1 saw your kesolvent ana deter
mined To try IL, but had no iaIth IN II, be-
Cause 4 had suffered for twelve years. took
SIX bottles of the Kesoivent and one box oil
your Railways Pills, and two bottles Of your
heady heilei, anu now there Is not "A sign Of
tuIDOr To be seen or felt, and feel better,
smarter and happier than 1 have for twelve
years. The wOIst tumor WAS In the lett side
OF the bowels over the groin. write this To
you for for the Denef1t OF Others. You can
publish this II you choose.
HANNAH p. KNAPP,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
STARCH

the state Prepared Mustard at
.er Pans and Cement Any good
'ense and the money will be refunded
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
BREWER, j.

b. O'Driscoi VS.. Francis l. Soper-E?Ior from
DoniphIn couutv.
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Burnetts Extracts War
ranted Pure.

Lard OlIper gal. I.-...........I 90
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], Abram Hammatt, clerk of the supreme
court of the siaie of Kansas, do hereby cerii,y
that the foregoing is "A t-ue and correct copy
of the syllabus in each OF the above entitled
cases, as the sa me appears on file in my office
Witness my hand and official seal, hecetO
AFT Sed, at my Office in Topeka, this
[sEAL,l 9Th day of January, a. u. 1873.
a. HANNA ATT,
Clerk Supreme CouIt
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WOODEN WARE

And a great variety of small tubs
ChurHS. pine aud cedar Kama
kinS, butte mbS. sugar
buckets and boxes.
% i5s White cashmere soap .---.-I o
o bars OF Sayou Soap tor ....... I O.
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KILLED Hinself EAsinx.

OTTAWA, March s.-A man named
Piquet, recently left the Upper Ottawa
shanties aud started to walk home, was out
seven days without food, and on reaching =
farm to1se, gu ed himself to such an ex-
teat that be died short time Afterwards.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY .

Strong and pure, ricI Blood-incrrase OF
fis>n and weIgHI-c.es,r skin aIId beautiful
complexion secured 10 all.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14

Better Goods and more for the
10 cents, half gslloHs. IS cents, enc gal
bought Of us not being as good as rep,
Goods delivered to Fort I.eavenworth
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Or. RApWAr'S
SarSa7ariIIlan ResoIv. Mt

Has made the most astonishing cures so rap
III ale the changes the body undcrsoe> u nder
the Influence U. this lruIy wonderful mcdi-
ciDe that every day AN Increase III nesn and
weight Il seen anu leiI.
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BIRTHDAY FESTIVITIES.
The Party Given for Misses Helen
Richards and Eva Durfec Al Their
Residence Last Night.

Richards and Eva Durfec Al Their
Reside nee Last Night.
The elegant home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Richards, at No. 2l9 North Esplanade,
was the scene, last night, of one of the
pleasantest and most enjoy able juvenile par
ties given this season. The festivities were
given u honor of Misses Helen Richards
and Eva ii1rfee, on the anniversary of the
birthday Of the former, the friends and
schoolmates of the young ladies being pres.
ent. The family residence was filed in ey-
cry part BY the youthful pleasure-seekers.
not few older people being present, and
from early in the evening until the warning
hou.-hand touched upon the smaller hours
OF The approaching morning, the mirth and
Jun were at their height. Whitehair's Or
chestra was in attendance, and to the in
spring strains of waltz, lanciers, quadrille
and schotiische, bounding feet kept time,
and all went merry. At IL O'Clock a superb
collation. was served, succeeding which the
dancing was resumed. Misses Eva and
Helen officiated as hostesses, and did the
honors of the evening most gracefully.
A sha 81
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Joseph Brown VS.. A. II. Ho!mes-Error from
Lyon county.
REVERSED.

REVERSED.
BY THE COURT. HORROR, C. j.
L. In an action to Recover a personal judg-
ment ON three prOml>sOry notes fOF an
amount in excess OF 22,utJ where tine sum mo ms
Iecites the answer day as December 9TH, Iti3,
and bears an endorsement on the back by ine
cierS that the answer dag il December l6th,
iS.o, and tue copy served al o contains lniS
endorsement, anu tine defendant being m sled
lneieby delays 10 D. cember 10th, lS13 To Co l.
suit an attorney in Te.ari to fiiiug "A answer
Tor nam IN the action, and then Is first adv;s-
ed that he Is IN detault and that his aaswe =
was due December OH, ls13 and before judy
ment Is taken IN the act On and at the Il Ist
term Of the count thei eater makes hi, apDIi-
cation TO set aSICe the default aud 10 leave TO
fiie his answer, and shows he was misie by
he erroneous eudO S-ment on tIe copy OF
the summons Sc we'd, and pl esents an atida-
Nit Of merits, 10 the effect tniI he never exc
Gated anu delivered the notes alleged in the
PEE Ition, and the court arbitrarily overrulcs
tne motion ana proceeds 10 Ienuec Judgment
on default against saiu de.enGInt Hciti,
That there il ch an abuse Oi dissection ON
the part OF tie district COuIt as 10 rClu. -e,
upon review, its Iuii1g to De reversed.
Al tle Just cCs co8cIrI Ig.
y true copy. AI.est: \. II AMMAp.
L. > Clerk supreme Court.
M
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A Severe Wind and snow Storm, Last.
Ing for Three Days, Envelopes the
Region Of Cheyenne, SNOW ing In
ali Trains On the U. r., ID. r. a. &. C..
RaslFOads.
CHEYENNE, Wy, March "a storm
exceeding in violence and dul alton any
previous season. set in at ii o'clock in the
evening OF the Sih inst. and continuing
without abatement till noon to-day. the
wind ranging in velocity from fifty to sky
four miles per hour, carrying snow with it,
and drifting in banks Ten 10 one bund ed
feet high. In this city, so far, only one
roof has given way 1t extended from
Bitter Creek, on the west, to Julesburg, on
the east. \ great number of the RAJ oad
cuts are
LEVEL FULL OF snow
and all trains on the Union Pacific. Denver
Pacific and Colorado Central ore either
side-tracked or showed in. The plows sta
toned here have been shovelliDg out, and
tomorrow mourning, il the storm, which
has not wholly ceased, does not increase,
they will be vigorously manipulated. Pas
senger trains No 5, of the Sth and 9th, are
lying at North Platte: No. 4, of the Sth is
at Bitter Creek, and No. 4. of the 9th is at
Green River. Freight train No. q, Is re-
ported
SHOWED IN
at Separation, and au emigrant train, west |
bound, of yesterday, is showed in near |
Bushnell. The Denver Pacific train is on |
the side track at Carr, and the Colorado |
Central, between Collin and Loyeland |
There is no reliable evidence OF individuals |
having been lost in the snow in this city, |
though there is many rumors to that effect.
There is no communication north, whittier
many freight outfits are now travelling, and
the probability of the loss of stock will be
great if not Of life.
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r. Z. r.
Railways sReady Relief,
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from one 20 Tweljy Miudtes,
NOT ONE HOUR

After reading this advert snment need any
one suffer with pain. Asiays Ready Rel ei
is a cure Tor every pain. IL was the nrst and
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14
SUPREME COURT sYIlAEI.

STATE OF KANSAS, l,s
SUPREME COURT.
No. l,0O3.
Elizabeth Beck VS.. NJ. Birdsall and J. W.
FraniZ- Error from Lyon county.
REVERSED.
by THE COURT HORTON, c. j.
j. Where tenant, under a written les s,,,
pays rent in advance for certain real est n,
by making improvements thereon, and is 10
occupy the Premises until the rent shSi 4
equal the cost of the Improvements, and fai Is
To take advantage of the statutory elactmert {
relating to liens for mechanics aud Others,
and no express lien is created by the iease,
and the tenant is wrongfuly evicted by L
landlord befoie the ex expiration OF the time TO.
which the rent has thus been received; Held,
That the tenant has no lien for the rent so
paid in advance on the leased real
estate which can be en- iorced by a fore-clo-
sure and sale of the Premises.
All the justices coucurring.
A true copy. Attest: A. HAGMArr,
lL.s- clerk Supreme Couit.
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Best Boston NIaokcreI.
SPICES.
SYRCPS.
JELLIES.

Largest assortment ever kept in
the city, Of the very choicest
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-14

. money than any other house in
lion jars. 81 as. White Line. Pl1s
resented. can be returned at cur eN,
h free Of charge.
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Or. RAILWAYS
REGULATING Pulls.

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
and strengthen. kadway's Pills, ior the cure
Of all disorders of the stomach, Liver, Bowels,
Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous, Diseases, Head
ache, Constipation. Costiveness Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, BiiliOusless, Bilious fever, In
dam malion Of the Bowels. Piles, and all &C.
rangements OF the internal viscera. Warran-
ted 10 effect q positive cure. Purely veseta-
BILE, containing no mercury, minerals or dele
te. eos drugs.
sSObserve the following symptoms result
ing from disorders OF the Digestive organs:
Constipation, Inward PIIss, FulInes Of the
Blood in the mead. Acidisy ~. the stomach
Nuasea, Heartburn, DI-sl,st of Fool, Fu.iness
Weight o1 lie stonIa, n, sour Eructations.
or FIutterIngs at the heart, Choking,
a suffering Sensation when In a lying pos
ture, Dimness OF VISION, DUtts OF NeoDs be-
fore the sight, Fever and dull pain in the
head, Deficiency of Precipitation, ieiiOwn IS
OF the SKIN AMI Ewes, pam in the side, cnest
Ii mbs, and sudden das les VI the heart, burn
1g In the flesh.
A few duses of Railways Pills wiz free the
system from all the aOove-naIned disorders
Price 8 cents per box. Sold by all Druggists
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]. A case made must be complete and PEI =
feet when settled, siyOed and atiested. 10 be
available on review in er or in Tue suprem me
cour,, ne original case made must be attached
to anu flied with the petition in error, and il
must cont lin a statement of 20 much of L.Ie
ocesdiugs and evidence, or other ma teIs of
the district court, as may be Necessary 10 pre-
sent tine errors complained O:: and Retf, tuat
n case cannot b. supplemented and pei
lee, ed in tls court by attaching thereto cei-
titied copies of the pieadings and oiher p'o-
Ct d.ngs OF The eli Il let coC neither referred
TO nor incorporated in tine case made; and,
also, Hei,f, in the absence of he plead n2S Jn
an action, or sny statement OF tJe i>sue> ia
the Supreme couit caInot Geier-
mine fiom an eA.t.niuat on OF the cv'depce
and insti actions preserved in a case made,
whether there is any mater al enor in The
rulings of the district couIt IN receiving or
rejecting testimony, or in directing the jUry.
Sec 81, civil code, gen. stat. 1865: sec !, en-.
lS5, laws 1877.
Ali Tue justices concurring.
A .,ue copy. Attest: a. HAMNATT,
La Clerk Supreme Cou l.