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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
PROBATE PROCEEDING.
| Matter. WGr.uary and Other Ia Ce--
| ra> in Ill. Probate Court Nrs;eT-

Matter. War.uary and Other Ia Ce--
rl> in III Probate Court SrsieT-
day.
In the matter OF the estate OF Elizabeth i.
Brown, dee sassd, Levi severance, aGminis r5-
tor: final settlement continued until the 9i;h
inst.
In the matter Of the estate of A Maria Has
kins, deceased, Mary HaSkins, aimiEistra-
trix; final settlement continued until the sth
inst.
Ia the matter OF the estate of ID. c. Stille,
deceased; letters issued TOT. n. Beard as adj
mIuisIrator dc bonus non.
In The matter of the estate of Julia A. Rich,
decya>ed. George L. Allen as illustrator,
with Will annexed; time fixed for hearing
application Tor an allowance for compeussi-
tion and expenses OF administrator, and an
Ssssr i5snsd 70 nG1s S Sy oD c
inst.
In the matter of the estate of Andrew
Bauer, dec, ased, Charles Pelia and charles
Dunn, ADMINISTRATORS, IN ade fiual settlement
In the matter of the estate of George Bau-r
End otner minors; Charles Pella and Charles
Dunn, guardians, made third annual settle-
mrnt.
Marriage license issued TO I'M. Leonard and
Fannie Edgar.
deceased, Hattie B. nstein, administrative,
m de first annual settlement
In the matter of the estate of Peter Nilsson,
deceased, samuel Phillips, administrator,
first settlem- mt made.
In the matt-'rof The estate of Henry Jimpe,
deceased, noiice issued 10 Fred TbeIs, admin
isirs.Ior to make final settlement.
In the matter of the estate of James Ii.
Mckuhn, deceased, notice issued TO II. IL.
Keller, administrator 10 make first annual
settlement.
In the matter of the estate of 4. b. McKuhn,
notice issued TO Margaret A. Dean, admins
tratrix, to MAKE final - ttleinent.
Daniel Kennedy. claimant, vs. w. IL FOX,
a ,ft.s.f aTpr s.f h. nST. ia N
deceased, continued 10 the 18th inst, at ten
O'Clock p. N. at costs OF the claimant
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CITY NEWS.
From Tuesday Mornings Daily. J

From Tuesday Mornings DAILY
POLICE business light.
GREAT many strangers in town.
This is what you might call baImy spring.
NJ first boat of the season up from 81. Louis
yet
LOTS Of wood, hay and corn in town yester-
day.
IT's time for street sprinklers and sucq
| like.
NOT much doing yesterday in the Probate
Court.
THERE was an unusual and busy session OF
the District Court yesterday
A CASE OF wife-besting will come up before
the Ponce udse this morning
THIS is election day. Candidates should
make a note OF ii, lest they forget.
THERE were fewer sunday rows than usual
day before yesterday. our town is getting
very moral.
BILLY EMERSON is the richest man in the
minstrel business. HIS wealth is estimated
I at $4,000.
SELLERS Liver Pills are just the thing or
this season ana climate. For sale by Camp
boil & kendrick.
THE receipts at the County Treasurer's Of
fee yesterday were decidedly slim. Nobody
is.payiBg taxes now.
THE Rock island brought in fifteen cars
Yesterday, loaded with merchandise for
IeaVenworth business men.
THE amount OF fines assessed al the Police
Court TOR the month OF March was ssh, and
the amount collected WAS s'i5.
| SIXTY dollars in fines were collected from
the inmates 4 the various houses of pTostitu-
ton yesterday. The social evil always pays
| well.
WE have printed this morning an extra
edition OF THE TIMES, containing Mr.. Beech
er's sermon. which can be found for sale at
the counIing-room OF this Office.
! The ladies should not forget that the largest
and most complete assortment OF millinery
and fancy goods in the city, is TO be found at
the store OF stern & Bro
A wAgRASr was sworn out by Lewis Per-
kins, yesterday, for the arrest Of John Coz
zens, who is charged with having threatened
| the life of the complainant, who is i'm great
| fear of the aforesaid COZZens. The latter was
arrested and locked up, and will probably De
put under bonds TO keep the peace.
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FOOD FOR TIE FAn,SHING.
The Meeting Last Night 10 Rinse
Eand. and Food Tor the COLONY in
I.r.nam ltunIY.

A. was apo ut-d, meeting was held last
ni-II, tDr lie psTpD-' vi taking INTO 60 SID
e..;lou thu means by which aid might To-:
extended To IN, coiouy OF cOlo!od people IN
IA. " -,F,.Fn part OF tens state. the meeting
was called To oder by R''V Il. A. Hubbard
anu on mot On ne Was e ccted Chairman,
and jos. \. EuGicoIt. as SECRETARY.
Iire meeting B-'uE Or-aGIZ dine Chairman
ini.Ddu. ed .ar. Mis-, the rep sru'aaivc ~
Iii cu.uay. VINO stated ine C0aaIiior OF the
e. .nulrs. ~ stated tlIJ aBUu. ri=ht HUNDRED
F.l4.-r- aud laBgrrT~ lIUIl kentucky are now
drp. ndrnt q. O.. the Hrl.tiI.s %: III people,
Uulli IApy could raise a crop. lie also stated
'g.sli fut 60 ole, lad 10 Mp.h inch tgey
m,-tt do kept the linPfJN thS OF Their
Tue mex SPEAKER was Mr.. Piowman, who
very briefly stated the condition oi the cOIn-
~ Is which these coipui-s are lOcat, Il re.
stat. ilIaJ the county could aud Woui main
tain eight thousand person representations 10
come.
The next SPEAKER was the chairman, who
statei very eifectu4!ly, tn condition of our
people at the south, and why they emigr ate
! 10 the Ue>t.
Captaip Mathews then took the floor, who
said that ne needed not to take tile saying oil
Mr. Niles a. his only proof OF the condition
of IN : colony, hut that he had visited tine
west this winter and knows them 20 be &C, uai
| facts.
| A COMMITTEE
| was then appointed, consisting of Messrs.
| Townsend, Walton and vans, who reported
| papers and iogGd the same corTcci- Keport
| rec-iv, d and adopted. On motion Mr.. Niles
| and his mission were endorsed.
| On motion committee of three was APP
pointed 10 receive donations, and md place
| TO put the same until forwarded 20 their place
of 'lrst nation, consisting OF Miss Ann Smith.
Elder Ewing and Mr.. OBaniOn, Mrs. Caroline
Carr and Nj. Chapman.
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From Wednesday Mornings Daily.l

JOHN DILLON, In "An The Rage next
Monday evening.
FRESH Tonganoxie lime. at r. W. Woods,
just lie eived.
The reserved seat chart for John Dillon
opens tomorrow, at Kennedy book store.
YESTERDAY was a fine day for ducks, but
dlscouraging TO the street sprinkling trade.
THE Dubuque Herald says that "Ail the
Rage" with Dillon In IL, has been the laugh
ing card of the season.
We have a few papers left containing Mr..
Beecher's admirable sermon. Call early this
morning at The TINES counting room.
MIR, ], ]. POTTER, Gle Delaware street, has
been confined to his bed for q few days with
illness. He hopes soon to be able 10 attend
to his business
The Ladies' Association Of the First Con-
gregational Church will meet with Mrs.
Phelps, Thursday, at 2o'ciock pm. X sidence,
West Seventh street.
SCHEUERNAN's third Orchestral Concert
will take place at the Opera House, on
THURSDAY, April lltn. Tickets and seats at
Crew & Bros Seats can be reserved to-mor-
row morning at ten O'Clock.
A YOUNG lad, half-wit;ed, named Willie
Ford, said to reside on Hog Creek, in the
country, WAS picked up by the police yester-
day morning and taken 10 the station mouse
for safe keeping until MS parents OF guarulanS
should call for MIN.
THE Sioux City Journal says "All the Rage
was one of the funniest plays they ever wit
messed, and for two hours and half the peo-
pie laughed aud enjoyei about as much fun
rs they ever had in sioux CITY.
HEALTH INCONSISTENCIES prove that twen-
ty-fiye per cent. of the deaths in our larger
cities are caused by consumption, and when
we reflect that this terrible disease in its ear
lier stage will readily yield to a bottle of DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup costing - cents, shall We
condemn the sufferers for their negligence, or
pity them Tor their Ignorance:
In the conn ng Of the Surgeons of the Ma
tional Surgical Institute To Leavenworth,
kas on the 18th and 18th Of April at the Con-
tinental Hotel, the suffering afflicted of this
portion of the country have An opportunity
for relief without Tears of being umuugxed
or misireated. Also IT affords a chance for a
cure 10 many who have long wished Tor q
treatment nj this Institute, but who could
Not an ,rd neither the time nor money ne
cs~s4ry for "A visit To Indianapolis We ex-
t.pd Q cordial Welcome 10 taese surgeons,
knowing tnsir visits viii necessarily be OF
incsicuia bic benefit 10 many saIeTiue adults
and children of this vicinity, VINO will take
advantage OF This visit 10 see then and be
p.acxd under immediate treatment The op-
portunity should not and will not be neg
lected.
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Personal.

Jake Schafer, the biiliardist, is in town.
o. +. Searle and wife, of solomon, kas., are
.. the Planters.
Hon. C. W. Babcock, of Lawrence, was in
the city Yesterday.
Capt. NJ. H. Insley returned from flying
trip to Lawrence yesterday.
County Attorney Taylor arrived from To-
peka yesterday afternoon.
Geo. &. Circuit, of Topeka, registered yester-
day at the Mansion.
CA. Walker, of HoltOn, was reg stored at
the Continental yesterday.
At the Mansion yesterday were Thos. J.
Gibbs, Ottumwa, Iowa, and W. ]. Cameron,
FL Dorado, Kansas
Mr.. II. Cole. of New York, accompanying
Jacob Schafer, in his western tour is register
Ell at the Continental.
Mr.. II. NJ. Guild, agent for Green's August
Flower, Boschee's German Syrup and Ague
Conqueror, was in the city yesterday. These
goods have immense sale, and are de-
serve.ly popular.
Among those from the East who registered
at the Continental yesterday We're A. G.
Fisher, Chicago; H. NJ. Guild, Philadelphia:
+. Ii. Merriam Chicago; j. NJ. Cooper, 81
Louis, and L. Cummings. Buffalo, y. Y.
Among those registered al the Planters yes
terday were F. A. Bradley, st. Louis, E. II.
Charles, Cincinnati, W. ]. Ruggles st. Louis,
]. e. McHenry, Chicago, A. L. Gumprer,
Philadelphia, and D. L. Morgan, Racine, IS.
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ECHOES.
The Exercise Of the Right Of the
Franchise by Voters Yesterday.
Although, We are Sorry to Say, the
Polling was Very Light.
The Workinsmsn's Ticket Develops
Unexpected Strensth-The
Result.

Yesterday was election day, and a more
disagreeabie period. from the time OF the
opening of the polls TO their close, could
scarcely be imagined. Workers around the
various polling places stood on; N the driz-
zling rain, saturated yet interchangeable, de-
termined to fight it out in spite Of the ele-
ments. while the drenched voter, himself,
rushed to the polls, deposited his ballot hur-
riedly and sought the friendly shelter ofa
roof as soon as possible. This state of the
weather, of course, threw damper upon the
bellIgerent prope nsities OF pugnacious free
men, and fights, the usual indispensable
sccompaniament OF an election, were dis
pensed with, the streets in the vicinity of
esch polling p ace being seas Of mud and
siush, and therefore unrit for battle-grounGs.
THE yorE WAS VERY LIGHT,
both on account of the weather and the
small Interest taken in the e ection, although
IL was rally larger than many anticipated.
Tn. Workingmen's ticket developed uneX-
pected strength. and was voted. with some
.risure>, by Democrats and Republicans
alike with charming impar,aiity. The poll
yesterday was about 4, vo-about half the
usual number.
Nm
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NEW YoaK PRODUCE MARxEr.


NEW iV2SN, Aptlt -
FLoCR-Unchanged; moderate business.
WHEAT-lrregulsr a q unsettled: opened
quiet: clos nrmer: No. 3 spring, 21l@al y:
NO. thicago, -; No. Milwaukee, 294l ~:
ungrasies! red " inter-, S1HI 50 No. : DO. ] 3:
No. white, s..
RYE-QUiet and firm; No. . western, .ia.jc.
BARLEY-QUiet and unchanged.
CORN-Fairly active: ungraded mixed west
ern, i7Olsc; steamer mixed, - ls5iIec yellow,
SIC.
OATs-Easier; mixed western, SCI iaGj' &C;
white do. 81 aiO
CoyFEE-Quiet and steady; Rio cargces
H5lIc-
SUGAR-Steady moderate demand.
NoLASsEs-Quiet ami unchanged
RICE-Duil, unchanged.
EGGS Unsettled fresh western, &c.
PoRK-MesS, firm SO 25Gl0 90.
BEEF-ouiet; long clear miGdies easier at
Sc.
LARD-Prime steam, q -.
BUrrER-Heavy old western, 7a20c.
CHEEsE-5Il2l.c.
NHI>kl-SI uoiIul %.
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BOUND FOR THE PEN.
Four Missouri COnVicts Pass Through
TOwn Bound for Jefferson City.

Sheriff Hunt, of Platte County, Mo, and
deputy, arrived in the city yesterday IN m
ing, having in charge four prisoners, Boards
ley and MaIoney, manslaughter, and Elder
and BurkhaIrt, for grand larceny, en- route
TO the Missouri State Penitentiary, at Jefier-
son City. They arrived early in the morn
ing, and the train on the Missouri Pacific
not departing until $50 in the afternoon, the
prisoners were locked up IN the station house
Tor sale keeping until train time. MalOney and
Beardsley are the two connected with the
murder which occurred near Park
vile No, last July, and VINO. with
another Beard>.ey, were arrested here and
taken over 10 Platte CITY Tor trial. One Ot the
BeaI dsley boy was in very bud health, and
upon tue three pleading guilty 10 the charge
against them, he was sentenced TO three
mouths confinement in the Platte county
jail, the otIser two being sent to Jefferson City.
The relatives of the b. rdsieys are highly re-
spected citizens Of -. Louis, and during the
lifetime OF their Ethsr he was one OF the
n.tNieSt importers in the MOui Il cry. Ma
loney Is Il v,Iy quiet. manly sort OF a lad, and
b,.tt.> anytHIns but the appearance 81 :; muir
oer.r Iiir kI!IInE was zone during q az
rel and not ti.e T,Su.t OF IrrnVdItBIlOu.
Their tTiuI WIS 10 have been continued uu'!l
the sep eIubrr term OF tine PiTits county
court, but rather than lie III jail uuIii that
time, they plead Sul.ly.
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HONE MARK GT3.

HiE-S9
BFANS-SI --a2 o. Per bu.
RNE-s5Cl dice wIii-. sc.
EGG~-G SIC. retail -.
CHEESE-kanSIS. ~ sIl' ~.
FLCGi:-A Ho,eS.Ilr Choice iatI;i . NA&N,
81 -: Golden EAGLE, So 90; weston Euso,
- - retail price . ccuts higher.
BUfFER-S rictlychVice pieutIeC Al lSd D.
common at 10 Re
OAIS-Who!eS:,le 2Oc.
BRAS-sS per ton.
SHIP STUFF-SiU per ton.
ONIONS-si %.
CABBAGE-s5r6 per hun ired, and choice
scarce.
WHEAT-No. 9, 81 90; No. Isl 6oc; rejected
SIC.
CORN-Market price for choice white, % SOC;
Yellow, DC.
POFATOES-Early Rose, 20S2jc; Peach
Blows, 2ja3Oc;
POULTHY-Chickeus, 81 5Osl 20 per dozen
BROOMCORN-sgOdIUJ per ton.
BAtDN-Esetail Sc, for sides; hams &c
shoulders y &C. wholesale.
WOOD-Uak and hickory, IS .; sawed ana
split, 81 80; elm and cottonwood, 60 Per cOTi.
and actuaisupply light.
APPLES UD6s2 % per Dbl.
HONEI-i7c. per pound
ORANGES-S1 90 per box.
LENONS-S6 co per box,
Stock Market.
CATTLE Butchers aH3ltc; MuttOn3l .a;SIt
HOGS % and good demand.
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET.
ST.. LOUIS, April =

HENP-Cnchangcd
fLOUR-Hlzber but slow; fall superfine,
81 .5di - extra, 81 5G5; NX, - i515 IS.
WHEAT-Higher; No. 3. red 81 I9I4dI 20
No. 4 do. 81 I2lGI -.
CoRS-iiigher; s0iLc
UATs-F irmer 2slS
EYE-HigheT; 55c-
WHfsKY-Steady 81 OF.
BUTIER-Unehanged; choice fresh dairy
scarce wanted at 2s'tJoc do country Is au)c
EGGs-Unchanged al &c.
LEAD-Cnchanged.
HIDEs-UnchaDged.
PoRK-DalI; 50 20 bid.
DRY SALT MEATs-Quiet and unchanged
BACoS-Quiet and unchanged.
LAED-FIrmer; 81 10 asked; e o. bid.
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DrRIJc NOTICE u uERrRy GIVEN

DURLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue OF judy
rendered in the District Court in the County
of Leavenworth, in the State of Kansas, in an
action wherein Joseph Henry is Plaintiff,
and James Wilson and Others, are Defend
ants, and of an execution issued ON said Judg-
meDt, to me directed and delivered, l will,
on Monday, the 9Th day Of May, 4. D., 1873, at
tn O'Clock A. NJ, of said day, at the south
front door of the Court House, In the City of
Leavenworth, in the County of Beavenwortn.
IN the state Of Kansas, off-r at.sPublic sale
and sell to the highest bidder for cash in
hand. the following described tract Of land.
situate, lying and being in the County OF
Leavenworth. in the State of Kansas, name
ly: Lot number three % In block "B' in
Latta's addition TO the CITY of Leavenworth'
the same being otherwise DESCRIBED as being
tot number three 80 Of Latta's subdivision OF
block '.B" in said addition, except nine feet
off OF the south side, and thirty-eight and one
half Off OF the north side of said lot.
Dated this End day of April, A. ID ISIS.
II. q. LOWE,
Sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
CLoCGH q WHEAT,
Attorneys for John ". Cooper.
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They incur a tremendous risk who sojourn
or emigrate to reside in districts where mala-
rial disease is prevalent, without medicinal
means OF :forsifying their systems against the
periodic scourge- The danger 70 bilious sub
jects, and 10 those who lack bodily stamina,
IN particularly serious A preventive and Gu
rst,ve agent Of known anti-maiarial efficacy
should be frequently used and constantly
kept at hand by such persons; and on none
can they rely with such certainty Of protec-
ton and aid ~ Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
This grand specific roots out every vestige of
the malarial poison from the system, and en-.
dovs 1t with an amount Of vital activity ana
repeiiing power that nullines the influence Of
miasnsA II also prevents and remedies dis
~ poyt3culaKiy prevalent In mAlaTioua -.
eions, end b IN ineooparahle gsa91l INDY
Grant. ed Nv.
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De-. Price, after loog series Of experiments
discovered new process OF extracting the
subtle Gavor from every delicious iruit and
aromatic. In his Flavoring Extracts, the
characteristic taste and freshness of the real
fruit is preserved, and by his process so highly
concentrate, that but a small quantity is re-
quired to impsTt their peculiar flavor TO any
article in which they may be ussd' Ladies
that wish something superior in the way OF
fiavonng extracts, should purchase DIR.
Prices. for We can assure them that they
have no equals. ltd&w
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THE LAW OF JAwY.
Proceedings In the District Yesser-
day Before Judge Crozier - Sen.
fenced TO the Pen,tcniiary for Three

Proceedings In the District Yestef-
day Before Judge Crozier - Sen.
senced to the Pen.tcnsiary for hree
Years.
In the District Court yesterday, before
Judge Crozier, the young man Monk who was
convicted several days ago of grand larceny
was sentenced, by the judge, to three years
Imprisonment in the State Penitentiary at
hard labor He took the sentence cody
enough, and did not seem disturbed in the
least, as in ali prob bility he expected it
The following is the official record OF the pro.
ceedings:
Boyle vs. Boyle-Dismissed as per stipula-
InsIey vs. Crow ct AN. II. Wood appoint
ed guardian dd ifuni.
Hunt vs. Kuhn Judgment for plaintiff
against defendant for s4o2 and interest at u
per cent; foreclosure and sale Of mortgaged
premises: appraisement waived.
Purcell VS.. PuI cel-dismisSed.
Lash vs. Brownlee-Continued by consent.
Carney VS.. City of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wisely VS.. Macauly-Defendant's petition
and bond for removal refused by the Court.
State vs. Monk-Nolle pros by prosecuting
attorney.
confinement and hard labor in the peniten-
tiary for 81 three years.
State VS.. Milier-Death Of defendant sug-
gested-action abated.
State VS.. Purcell-pismissed at cost of prose
cutting witness
state VS.. Grebe-arraignmenQ waived-ples
OF not guilty. Bond fixed al $oOO-case con.
tinued.
safe Mutual Insurance Company Va
Mark W. Delahay-Jury trial-Joseph Whit.
taKer, VIM. Sargent, +. ]. Aoshin. Thomas
Ro.coe, r. A. Collier, John Hand, james
Moonan, Thomas Leonard, Ben. Tanner. l.
Echelbery, J. +. Rapp and b. Cransfon-jury
retured verdict for the defendant.
Doane VS.. Burdett ct al-jury waived
Court trial-nnding for p!a ntin for si0.p-
trial hereof.
Adjourned until this morning At 10
O'Clock.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

NhANh"o' <hPAh
FLoUR-Firnncr and in good demand,
though not quota ly higher.
WHEAT-Excited; higher and unsettled I;
No. |, spring, 81 IA; No. !, gilt edge, Il 1874 /;
regular. 81 lI5s, cash No 8, 81 OJ.
CoRS-Fairiy active and a shade higher
exc, casn and April.
OATs-Quiet and firm 81 s923izc, cash and
April.
RYE-In good demand and higher; Jgc.
BARLEY-In good demand and "A shade
higher i5c.
PuKK-Unsettled and generally higher
50 %. cash 80 5214a9 - April.
LARD-Unsettled and generally lower
So IL 2, cash and April
BULK MEA s-Fum and unchanged.
ALCoHOL-S3c.
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Sure Cure or Piles.


No one need suffer. A positive remedy for
sll kinds OF Plies, aliaying the intense itch
ing at once, giving instant relief. An Indian
treatment YOU apply, called DR.. Williams In
dian Ointment, prepared only for Piles, anu
nothing else.) Thousands already cured.
MI. Joseph ". Ryder, Cleveland, o., writes
-" suffered for years with Itching and Ul-
cerated Piles, tried remedy after tnedy all
vertised, and consulted physicians in Phiia-
adeiphia, Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapo-
Us anu th!> city and spent hundreds of dol
lars, but found no relief until obtained a box
OF Dr. Williams irdisn Pile Ointment some
-FOUR months AGO, and IL has cured me COM
pletely. had part of a box Len which gave
10 friend OF mine. who hal doctored with
many physicians, and rs last resort went
10 the noted Hot Springs, Arkansas, for treat
meEt. he Informs me that the Indian Oiut-
ment has also cured him OF the Piles. II is
certainly wonderful discovery, and should
oe;lsed by the many thousands who nov are
suffering with that dread disease.
For more certificates ofcures see iarSe cir
cular around each box OF Ointment. Sold by
druggists generally.
Sold by FULLER & FULLER Whole
sale Druggists Chicago. sugI9dlsw
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NERVOUS OEEiLlTY

vital Weakness or nepree-
sion; 4 weak exhausted feeling, no ener-
gy or courage; the result OF sSensa
Cyeg-yyork- ;rS;ccreEions Or
exc cSSeS, or SOME drain upon the sys-
ten. l. always cured by T. = a2S.
e = ) Z. = q G > ? 4 Til c
SPECIFIC ..S. %. 1t tones up and
inslsug.ies lhe system, dispels the gloom
AM dependency. imparts strength and en-
ergy, stops the drain and rejuveuates the
entire man. Been uSei twenty years with
perfect success hy thousands. Sold by
dealers. Price oi.Oo per single vial, or -
per package of five vials, and - vial OF
powder sent tu all on receipt Of price.
Adarcss ..gE5 M 2Er'S uON g
CEkT.iiC ,EElECls3E COsl.
FeESf, 100 FULTON SHEET, Nj"
Gbak.
The. Egersdorh, Agent, Leavenworth
Ka.saS. Jun. S-.Staw&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
, Thing of Beauty.

C.J. Smith & Co., printers and engravers
have just issued a large caTd advertisement
for the Kansas Wagon Company, which, for
beauty OF design and excellence Of execution
has rarely ever been equalled and certainly
never surpassed in the West, nor in the East,
either. for that matter, as nothing more
beautiful or elegant could be conceived. The
card is printed in thirteen different coiors
and has been elegantly framed, 50 that Ii
could be hung up In par.or and be an orna-
ment The amount of money paid out by
the Kansas Wagon ompany Every year for
advertising would be a small fortune 10 some
men, but 70 them il is simply the lever which
moves their bushes, and as as ln>ep'raole
from il as a wheel is to one of their wagons.
Advertising 4, the life of Trade.