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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET

CArTLE-Receipts, 500; moderately active;
easier and weak prime to choice shipping
steers, 81 sJa5 l-7s; fair TO good, 81 s5ai IS;
butchers, 50 65Si 10: cows and ife.s, 2 o0a
s.; feeding steers, s. 759s Is; stockers, g 3
o -.
HoGs-Firm and fairly active; light ship
ping o. good Workers, g 2513 IS packing,
Is 993 20; butchers to select heavy, s. 5Od
8 s.. Receipts, 60.
sHEEP-Scarce and wanted; extra heavy
shipping. 8 oo95 10; good to choice, "a sd
= 50; common TO fair, - 25sl %. Receipts
40.
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Sure Thing.

@ Dr. Kings Syphintic Remedy is warranted
tocure Syphilis ia the primary, secondary
and tertiary STAGES and in All its varied and
complicated forms. and will cure the worst
case VI vrnerial diseases; eases which have
resisted the treatment of the most eminent
PHYSICIANS of America. 1t cures the fir>t
Stage and heals the ulcers in a few days. II
cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat head,
arms and legs: also hard pains in the bones
and joints, swelling of joints, syphilic rheum-
atisIn, etc, in short time Price twenty
five cents per package. sent everywhere by
express. A treatise ON sexual diseases, free.
Dinsbeer, as North seventh Street, ST Louis,
Mo. Cures guaranteed or the money refund-
ed. Theo. Esersdor!, agent, Learenworth,
Kansas mlleod&wly
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.


IdiCAOO, hpilI :.
HoGs-Receipts, 1900; shade better; all
grades higher; mixed rough, firm, s. 40I3 % I;
iignt; fair 10 good, % 40d3 80 choice TO fancy,
s. j5a3 81; heavy, fair demand rough Bos-
tons, s. 0GdS 10; PbiIadelphians, 50 15o4 % /;
closed steady. All sold.
CATTLE-keceipts, 800; moderate shipping
demand fair 10 good rough steers, s. 5594 . !;
medium to good, 81 3Oa4 80; feeders and
stockeTs, fairly active, IS O0a3 30: butchers,
steady and in good demand steers, s. OOai w;
cows, 81 Oo03 70.
SHEEP-Receipts, 900 shipping trade. good
sales; common to fair, e. o0Si IS; good TO
fancy, 81 500 80
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In the Police Court, yesterday morning
several soiIed doves paid into the city treas
ury their allotted monthly fine.
Geo Rodgers, drunk-bad hab:t-was fined
IS, together with lecture, free of charge.
Dan Ryan, who threw an egg, last Saturday
evening, al the Opera House, and ruined the
coat OF a gentleman standing at the window
of the box Office. was fined SIS. Small enough
for t9,- naIure of tie oiien-e.
j IN = King, vagrancy, hne1 go. Being so
mort. than Jam. had ltn hIm at the time,
and the hard hearted minions OF the law re-
fuSiug To let INN go to the bank where his
money was deposited, he was forced To go
upsn tie roca pile. MitlionaIrc> SOM times
pei in O Trouble as the above incident shows.
Another young man, arrested Tor va=rsIncy,
VIII Be heard this morning.
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EyGLsxD's OBJECTIONS.
A ye- El;im Paragraph in Lord SAL
ls5nry's Circular Objecting TO the
Treaty of san steEano.

LONDON, April The following sen
tence, Usg bdfim, Is in Lord SalIsbt rvs cir
cular 10 the Powers in which he objected t.
! the treaty OF San Steiano as 4 whole: "Th,
| combined effect OF the treaty, in addition
to the results upon the Greek population
but upon the balance Of maratime powe,
which have been already pointed out, is to
depress, almost to the point of entire subject.
ion, the political independence of the GOV
eminent of Constantinople. The formal
jurisdiction of that government extends
over geC graphical positions which must,
under the circumstances, be of the
DEEPEST INTEREST TO GREAT BRITAIN.
Ii is in the power of the Ottoman gov
eminent TO close OF open the straits which
form the natural highway OF the nations
between the Algor sea and the Empire that
unites dominion as recognized as the head
! OF the Persian gulf on the shores of the
Leyant and in the immediate neighborhood
OF the Suez canal and it cannot be other
wise than a mattor OF extreme sollcitude to
this country that the government to which
this jurisdiction belongs, should ~ be
closely pressed by the political outposts of
a greatly superior power that Its independ-
ent act on, and even existence, is almost
impossible. These results arise, not SO
much from the language oil any single artl-
Gle IN the treaty, as from the operations oil
the instrument as a whole A discussion,
limited to the articles selected oy one fower
IN the Congress, would be an iiiusiory RENE,
dy Tor the dangers to Engllsh interests and
to the permanent peace Of Europe which
would result from the state OF things which
the treaty prnnO-es In establish
vienna advises present that Austrian OBJ.
lections are not less fatal to the existence OF
the treaty than those OF England.
W.. >.
,.
noNpoS, april - ienna a:,PaIen
a;n- h = ann noun 'hal zen. igna'il, wiz
G .'un ny Hisei ne mas consumer !rince
. ool.sen"Ao'' on Aus'ria oolection u 'he
uey pl
o.. :; s eans;, IIUr.esponuen! teiegrapns
tnat IL Is aoni''eo mat austria Is not at all
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PILES,

How many suffer torture day after day,
making life a burden and robbing existence
OF all pleasure, owing to the secret suffering
from Piles. Yet relief is ready to the hand
OF almost any one who will use sysfematical.
ly the remedy that has permanently cured
thousands, SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR In
no drastic violent purge, but gentle assis-
taut TO nature.
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Choice Poul,ry for sale.

offer for sale one cock, seven hens, Part
ridge Cochins; two cocks, ten hens dark Brah-
mas; two cocks, three hens, Plymouth Rock;
and one cock, six hens, light Brahmas. This
is fine breeding stock and has been selected
with great care by a gentleman living three
miles from this city and who Is compelled on
on account of other business TO sell them or
will exchange for good mich COW. Address
y. r. Nye, Leavenworth, Kansas.
April ;, dSwlw.
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THE LAYOF THE LAW.
Legal warbiings in the District
Court Yeslerday-A Slim Docket.

The number of cases disposed Of in the Dis
iIict Court yesterday was small a. compared
with that OF the day before, the time OF the
court being TAX, up il The hearing Of one or
two cases. The following i the record ofyes-
teidays proceedings.
Treat vs. Harmon, ct al.-Juigment W.
GraHaIns-thal dvt. udant Harmon 20 home I;
sixty days given-piaint.n in which 10 make
case for Supreme Court
Life Association OF America VS.. shepherd
continued by censent.
Cough, Ell al, vs.. Bulkley, ct al.-Jury
waived, cause submitted to the Court for
trial-Judgment vs.. defendant Eulkley for
s2sS.7 interest at Z per cent. and COSTS OF
suit.
Wise vs. McCou'ey-on trial by jury.
Adjourn, q until this morning al 10 O'Clock.
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FOREIGN.
viii Take Possessions Of Turkeys
F0raiAcaai0ns.

LONDON, April "A special from Con-
staniinople saws the Russians, fearing the
Turks will endeavor to maintain neutrali-
ty, Monap, the first dragoman Of the Rus
sian Embassy, has made the following de-
mand, which may be regarded as an ulti-
matum: The abandonment to the Rus-
sisns Of the Notifications on both sides of
the upper Bosphorus, and Gallipoli and
Bouloir on TIE Dardapelles. The Turks are
also to evacu- tie Makoikoi and Moslok, and
place the same barracks and hospitals at
the disposal Of the Russians. Grand Duke
Nicholas, last night, urged these demands
upon Reauf Pashs, and they will be sub
mirted to the cauncil, said that the Sultan
and Wevyke Pasha oppose them.
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= aH who arr Suffering from tie error
aal iaGi-crctious o. youth, nervous wea~-
mes, early ,iecsy, hl-s ri maui"pd, &c,
il, s-nd recils th9t viii cure You,
FREE. Of CHARGE. fhis great remedy
was "a. c1yyrei IVY a missionary in South
arnerica. send a -,if addressed envelope
e. iae aEv. Ja>EPH T. INAAN, S,7tio, u.
hi h.s.s. .Is,s Y,zk Cl'y. sepl26-eodtSw
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A Remark able Result.

1t makes no difference how many phys
icians, or how much medicine you have
tried, il is an established fact that German
Syrup is the only remedy which has given
complete satisfaction in severe cases of lung
diseases. 1t is true that there are yet thou
sands of persons who are predisposed to
throat and lung affections, consumption,
hemorrhages, asthma, severe colds settled
on the breast, pheumonia, whooping cough,
Sc, who have no personal knowledge Of
Boschee's German Syrup. To such We
would say that $4,000 dozen were sold las!
year without one complaint Consump-
tives just try ole bottle. Regular size 15c
Sold BY all druggists in America.
eov,Sv
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Markets by Telegraph
Nav YORK MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK, April 2.
GoLD-Opened and closed at 81 OF :, with n
lew sales during the day al 81 Oil..
CARRYING RATES-6 and per cent.
GOVERNMENT BoND>-Weak.
RAILROAD BoSDS-Irregular.
STATE SECURITI STEADY.
SrOCKS.-lHc nIoEElng Trade in stocks demo-
ted IA remarkable Increase of activity and re-
newaI of the bul.Ish temper which mas been
It's prominent character iStic for some time
past, and the entire list Igvanced u to per
cent. During the afternoon the market was
somewhat unsettled by sales 10 realize, and "a
decline of to ~ per cent. occurred. At the
close frmer feeling prevailed and the mar
ket steady at the decline, the last prices
being 10 - per cent above yesterd y s
closing.
MoSEY-ClOsed stringent at 81 OF.
MERCANTILE PAP Prime, 6Iz.a6c.
CUsToNs-hec ipts, $1,000 Assistant treas
urer discussed s2I2, 900. Ciearings, sl2 cOD,Q9J.
Missouri 6S, 81 O51s-
sTERLING-Wesik for actual business; 60
days, 81 $50; sight, 81 50.
CoUPo>s-lssl, 81 U3Iz 1865 new, 81 0i1zz;; 1867,
81 071s; 1865, 81 o.; new Is, 81 0Fs; ~. reg
isteTed, 81 i31zal U314 new 49,, coupons,
81 Gel O3IE new A., registered, 81 COS cou-
pOns, el Uy54 O-ie, regulars, 81 o. ; coupons,
81 Ojts currency, 6s, 81 ia.
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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvESwORIH COUNTY.
In the Probate Court Of said County and STATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
JULIA A. RICH, Deceased.
(Nreuitors, and all other persons interested
" in the estate of Julia A. Rich late OF the
said county of Leavenworth deceased, will
take notice, tnat on the nth day of April ISIS,
at ten O'Clock q IN. an application will be
made to the Probate Court of sa d county BY
George Il. Allen, administrator with the vii
Of said deceased, annexed, for an allowance OF
his fees and compensation as such admins
TRAITOR, and for his attorneys fees, and all costs
and expenses paid, and Incurred by him In
the al IN nistration Of said estate.
GEO. y. ALLEN, administrator with the
will annexed of JULIA A. RICH. deceased.
Leavenworth, April lst, 1878.
ApTiI T. W3W.
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The John Dillon management wisely re-
duced the prices to 75 and so cents. You can
get Q reserved seat and it viii only cost you
IS cents; whereas every other entertainment
tnis year has charged 81. Let Us show that
We appreciate TINS TACT and give Diilon .
crowded house.
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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, =

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvESwO.TH COUNTY,
In the Probate Court in and IoT sdid County.
In the matter Of the Estate Of
GEORGE II. DURFEE, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Letters
~ OF Administration have been granted 10
the Estate Of George II. Durfee late OF said
County, deceased. by the Honorabl the Pro-
bate Court of the County and State aforesaid
da ed the 18th day Of March, A. ID. IS g. Now
all persons having Gains against the said
Estate are hereby notified that they must
present the same TO the undersigned for AL
iowance, within one year from date OF said
Lett n, or they may be precluded from an
benert of sucn estate; and II such claims be
not exhibited within three years after the
date Of said letters, they shall be forever bar
red.
MATTE L. DCRFEE, Administrative of
the Estate OF GEORGE II. DCRYEE, Deceased.
Leavenworth, April End. ISIS. aprlw3t
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yue Home Journal

Published by Morris Phillips Co., No 3
PARK Place, New York, is authority on all
matters pertaining 10 society, the drama, mu-
steal affairs, &c, In the metropolis. Ladies'
who desire such publication should send ior
the Home JotirnJL Ii is veil edited.
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A PERTEUT SUCCESS.
The EmbaIrntng Preparation Kept
by J. II. Davis 4 Co.. Tried with
Satisfactory Results.

When the body of the late John W. Griffin
was prepared TO be sent TO its resting place in
the East, it contained n large quantity of
new embalming fluid lately received by
Messrs. J. b. Davis & Co., at 40 Delaware
street. The fluid had been injected as an ex-
pertinent by McSsrs. Davis q co. in order that
If II proved successful they could safely rec
Ommend it. The following report of its effect
WAS received yesterday.
"LEAvENwoRTH, April 2, lsIs.
MeSsrs. ]. l.. Davis & Co. embalmers and
undertakes:
xdaving accompanied the remains of the
late John w. Griffin to New Hampshire, they
were found prior TO interment 10 be in "A good
state OF preservation his features perfectly
natural and devoid of discoloration.
IL L. KELLER
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Distempers, coughs, colds, fevers and
most of the diseases which horses, cattle.
sheep hogs and poult are subject to are
readily overcome-and cured by using Uncle
Sans Condition Powder according to the
plan directions. Sold by Jos. Harrop,
Canpbell * Kendrick and Theo Egers-
dorfi eod&w
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CONsTIPATION!

SHOULD not be regarded
as a tritiing ailment-in fact
nature demands the utmost
regularity of the bowels,
and any deviation from
this demaud paves the way
often to serious danger. II
Is quite necessary TO remeye
impure accumuiations from
the bowels rs IL Is to eat or
sleep, and no health can be
expected where q costive
habit Of body prevails.
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MAlkIsIE ID.

On Friday evening, March 18th, at the resi-
dence the bride, by the Rev. VIM " Page,
Mr. James Bi,san and Miss A. May kecheie.
All OF this city
On Sunday afternoon, March 3lst, by tie
Rev VIM. y. Page, at the parsonage. Mr.. A.
NJ Dickeusoa and Miss Belle Bebout-
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Dr. Hcuter's specific and Injection No. l
are warranted to cure Gonnorhoea, elect Cor
dee, Structures Diseases Of the Kidneys, Blad-
der ahS Urinary organs OF males and fe-
males.
Or. Hunters Specific No. 2isa sure remedy
for the SpermaiorrhosA, Seminal weakness,
nightly emissions, the loss Of power. oenaed
OF DR.. Hunters Specific = per bottle. Intec-
ton. u per bottle. Sent everywhere BY ex-
press. DIR. J. Dinsbeec. sole proprietor, No.
Send two stamps for treatise. Cure guaran-
teed or the money refunded.
Thee. Egersdor6. Agent. Leavenvorth, Kan
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BlOOD!l un 2RsszsxGSa. ssloop

Is the greatest Hood remedy Of The age. Zef-
Blood diseases yield to its wonderful powers
Pure Biood is the guarantee OF health. Read
at cured my son of Scrofula."-J. + Brooks,
Painsyille Ohio. at cured my child of Ery-
sipeidx--Mrs. +. Shelter, Larimers, Pa. r.
4. sellers & Co., propr's, Pittsburgh, Pa
Price sl.Oe The genuine has our name on
bottom u wrapper. Sold by Campbell 4 Ken
hricE
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England Desires Peace, but Will
Fight.

LONDON, April "A correspondent at
Vienna says: "A dispatch from Count Van
Benst, Austrian Ambassador at London. re-
ceived here, states that Lords Beaconsfe!d
and Salisbury, earnestly desire the main
tenance OF peace, but, if Russia's attitude
should render war necessary, it will be
carried on until resistance Is crushed.
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Died.

CHADWICK = At Leaveuworth, Kansas,
Tuesday, April 9TH, les. At seven O'Clock p N.
II consumption, John Chadwick, in tie e. n
Year OF his age.
Notice Of the funeral will be given to-
MORROW morning.
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Sellers, E.iver pills

Have been :'ir standard remedy tor The cdrt
OF I,,,r z7aI y3distts 'aS!iUsfsNS, Stcs Herdac!ie
ana all dsr..n. mvnt> Oi The stomach a ii
liver for over Jtty gas. Read: MIXERS Lar
ef Pot cured me oI AN attack OF Liver com
plant OF .-ig hi years anding. Evans,
Toilet HIS Uric PIC "A box X r. Sellers Il
Co., propr;etors, Pittsburg, Pa. sold by all
druyyiSfs
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= Fpr e. 0ri IBr s05rsiy fgHra th- sy>i"m, has
10 7Ist ,i- o. ans .'tI-. rrountCs. lie al {:
One g.. .i1r...u I'd OBJ! aHrT AaTrgIfus-
given 20 20 ,.ft 4 r- NJ. bradbury =. about
~. "a, ,..BaJI- I'D. HrlIa rI. s.I-rr afs~' pN
~ n - aFs.. worms IA f,.lT hour Git-r U's-
Msg thr "a aci"r '-!.'T1- LvLr, I"I"n
TOWNSHIP. a. 4s#C- 80. uuN -o!. ~
{ artsl.S X Hiek. e; i. ~.I-,E, - o..
prapriaT =, Pfti-B8rEs., p
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Cr,.hes ny Talli.9 C.sk.

Last sunday, while a little son belonging
to the family Of Ar. Tracy Mace, was playing
in the yard At his home In the west part Of
the city. he accidentally oveFsornsd . large
- a vnser that had only 70 be touched 10
=. Hrnnsht down. m heavy Veighs IN
Sere6 = 6ody, cTUshtng hin innch . 49,
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pe- tina. his Iif.. was for tine dispzired Of.
Mr. Mac however, TeDOEtS that al
iI,I,i.,tl vet uB;ltie 10 land, lie will recover
No BONES were broken.
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SICK HEADACHE E!

This distressing affection occurs most ire
quently. The disturbance of the stomach,
arising from the imperfectly digested con-
tents, causes a severe pain In the head, &C
companied with disagreabls nausea, and
this constitutes what is popularity known -
Sick Headache. For the relief of WHICH,
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR OR MID.
ICINE.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
J. H. ZEILIN 4 Co.
MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA.
Price, sl.OO. Sold BY all Druggists.
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ArrExrIox ID called 70 the advertisement
of r. II. Housley's Auction Sale Of Stock,
Farming Implements, Haxness, Roekaway
etc. af his farm ON SATURDAY, the mn inst.
q. n. Barnes o0iciAfeS.
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Should not foryet that the way to reach a
husbands heart il through his stomach. Use
DOLBY YEAST PowDK1 in making biscuits,
bread, cakes, rolls, mufllns, etc., and they
WIN b nice. tSht digsstible. and wholesome.
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LEAVENW0RTH. KANSAS,
ON THE
18TH and 18th Of April, 1879.
Attic
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

As this is the only visit which they will
likely be able TO make away for the InstI-
tute, the opportunity here offered for seeing
and consulting them without "a visit TO the
Institute should not be neglected. This visit
is designed for the accommodation and bene-
nit of their old patients and all such new ones
desire treatment of the Institute, yet are
unable to Afford the expense and time cons e.
quent upon the long journey To Indianapolis.
They will come fully prepared TO treat all
eases of Club Feet, Spinal Disease, Hip Dis
ease, Disease of the Joints, Chronic Diseases,
Female Diseases, Diseasas of the Eye and
Ear, Paralysis, Piles, FfstuIa Catarrh and
Private Diseases, which are durable or can
be benefited. No case be be taken under
Treatment. unless with a fair prospect of re-
covery. All the afflicted are invited Con-
suitaaiOn Free. mar2sapri&ll-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Two or more of the surgeons OF of the Ma
tioual Surgical Institute OF indianapolis, In.
diana, with its three great divisions at Phila-
delphia, Atlanta, and san Francisco, will
make professional visit 10
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n...i. Prep.r.,s 70 Meet The Enemy

VIENNA, April IA special from Con-
stantinopIe reports that the Russians have
commenced fresh movements toward Gal
lipoli, and the Russian troops north of The
Balkans are being move 70 the Danube, and
the Russians are evesyWeere erecting forti-
fcatious.
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AGENTS! $50

Low PRICED AND FAST SELLING
BOOKS
ARE MOST COMPLETELY REPRESENTED IN OUR
GRAND COMBINATION PRO0PECT-
Is by sample pages, bindings, illustrations
etc. They are popular works Of every kind
and sure Success Tor canvassers. All actually
wishing efapioyJaent address.
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school, BOARD.
THIRD WARD

The following is the count OF the vote III the
Third v ard up To "A. NJ:
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
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Mothers will find DR. Winchells Teeth
ing Syrup just the medicine to have in the
house for the children; it will cure colds,
coughs, sore throat and regulate the bowels
Try it. Slid by Jos. i!arrop Campbell *
kendrick and Theo E.,crsdorf
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FAMILY CASES.
Special Local Notices,

WHEN You get ready to buy your spring
hats, go and see Mrs. Van Fo-sen, where
you can find the best assortment in the city
at the lowest prices. d&wlt
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There is M earthly boon more precious
than good health, and it behooves its pos
SCISSOR 10 eni,ayor 10 retain it. If you are
ss-ailed with such provoking ills as sick
headaches torpid liver sour stomach aud Il
general feeling oi WEAKNESS aud disgust,
don't "a and cgm-lit suicide, bat take FL
leri's ia light Liver P,iiS and be cured.
Sold 10y jos. Harrap, Campbell & Kendriok
auL iGeo T.. r-durf
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Rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and
bruises will be relieved by Uncle Sans
Nerve and Bone Liniment. Sold by Jos
llarrop, Campbell q Kendrick and Tbeo
Eg -rs.lorli
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LONDON, April 1.-The Gazette" to-
night, publishes the proclamation ordering
the reserves TO assemble on or before April
18th.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04

Disease and death, when they reach our
own households, are too serious for testing.
we Use our best endeavors to dive of the
dread messengers, and are only happy when
We feel that they at distance. At the first
approach of that fell destroyer. confump-
ton, in the shape of cough or slight cold
: well As more severe bronchial or catarrh
al complaints, We should at once Use Ellert's
Extract OF Tar and Wild Cherry. Ii has
no superior in such cases Every botrel
warranted to give satisfaction Sold bv
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