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The Republican journal., 1878-01-10
Brighton Cattle Market,

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2.
Amount of stock at market-Cattle 2l3-; Sheep
and Lambs too Swine GEO; number Western
Cattle 1852; Eastern Cattle $50. Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle l7j
Prices Of Beef Cattle per 100 lbs, live weight Elk
ira quality 81 2ja6 80; first quality s. puG l. l2
second quality s. 25a5 81 l2 third quality a. o. !
~ L z, poorest grade OF coarse oxen, Bulls, sc
- 50at lU
Brighton Hides 6 per ID, Brighton Talow &C
per H. Country Hides l2a7c per ID; Country
lailow 2 lie pr u Calf skins lOaI lc per 10
Sheep and Lamb skins IDEAS 70 each
Working oxen Not much call for them, ana a
fair supply il market, mostly from Maine. We
quote sales q pr girt #, 9 in live $50 lbs, 800
pr. grth 1t 10 in, live weight 26t lbs $40; Dr.
glrth 6 tt 8 in, live weight POO lbs, $50
Mich Cows-Frces do not vary much from week
TO week. Good Cows usually sell at prices ranging
from sioa5o; common grades s25a45 per head
store Cattlei earrings $llal6; two year olds Sl5
ais per head. Prices for small Cattle depend much
upon their value for Beef.
Sheep and. Lambs-Only one load OF Sheep brou ght
into market for the week; owned by Mr. Hollis. The
trade for Northern Sheep and Lambs have been .
iiteibetter than it was week ago, at slight ad
vance in prices
Swine-No store pigs in market. Fat Hogs Ga20
prices ja5 lac per ID
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Notice Of Foreclosure

NTHFREAS, ELLEN l.. GILLIAN Of Belfast
w in the County Of Waldo, by her mortgage deed
dated May 20, ~, and recorded in aldo Reg str,
of Deeds, Book l66, Page 81, conveyed to me ii
thereon situate in said Belfast, on the westerly
side Of Bay View Street and bounded follows to
wit Eastery by Bay View, Street, southerly by
land OF r. A Lusher, westerly by land Of q. NJ. +
Miller, and northerly by land Of james Crosby and
being IN area one eight Of acre. and also being
the same premises as We're decided to said Ellen l.
Gillian by q. NJ. +. Miller the first day of MAY
1874. And whereas, the condition OF said mortgag,
deed has been broken, now, therefore, BY reason
thereof claim foreclosure of said mortgage.
WIN $. BRANNAGAN.
The Republican journal., 1878-01-10

! ATGrsTA, Jan. 81. 4 few minutes past
ten this forenoon both branches of the
Legislature assembled in convention in
Representatives Hall, when COY. Selden
Conner. and staff, attended IN the heads
NJ the department appeared. and took
upon himself the oath Of Office,
HE Governor then proceeded todellNtI
his annual address Al the close the COY
cmoi and bis attendants retired, and the
! convention proceeded u elect the State
officers ana executive councillors. nom
mated iii the Republican caucus ~ fol
loWs. Secretary 81 State Sumner 4
/ hAdbWue \ttorUrN General, /. \
Emery Adutant General J. 7. Cilley
/ Executive Councillors, f. &. Harrington.
has. +. jose Wm F Garccon. l. b
+ Sheppard VIM LACY. >laS {. HATCH ami
t. 6. Downs.
The committee on guberAtoral votes
reported W hole number of votes ltr9
OBS; necessary Ia choice, II .u;n Sci
den Common had ,53.5-5 Joseph VII
iams -, 40. H. c Munson 800 John
( G. Talbot 7:A Joseph n. Williams ii
Samuel J Anderson %. Henry G. Nun
/ son, 1927 >elden CpYttr. H. and the re-
nalndeI scattering.
In the House a petition Was presented
! tIou \ b Turner Of 81 Adams. contest
my the seat Of Sullivan l.othrop referred
tu committee On elections
The senate then adjourned tntWoo'clp i
ueSday afternoon, ana The House tn four
O'clock Same day, at " hich time the join /
Standing committees Will he announced.
The Republican journal., 1878-01-10

The following postal changes in Maine are al
nonnced Office established at South Hollis. York
county, John T. Wakefield Postmaster. Discon-
unued-New Limerick, Aroostook Postmasters
appolnted-Samuel A. Doten, Barring Washing
ton County Charles NJ Legrou Woodfords Corner
Cumberland County
The Republican journal., 1878-01-10
rhe Eastern War

he Russians captured Sofia on the 3I
inst, after a sAirInish in which they lost
~ men. Troops are constantly passing
through Galatl 10 operate in the quadri
lateral. Gen. GouTko reports desperate
engagement with the Turks at Bagros
The Turks attempted to surround five
battaliona Of Russians, Tut We're defeated
with loss OF 1000 killed. The Russians
lost POO men. Gen. Dandeyille, who sup
ported Gen. Gourko in his movements in
the Balkans. had 53 frozen to death arid
$40 trostbitten in one night. The Russian
| force has passed through Shipka pass.
| the Turks having abandoned their posi-
! ton on account Of the severe cold The
| English cabinet is divided on the Turkish
| question, and Lord Beaconstield is said Ia
| insist on rtsigning OF having the Earl of
Carnaryon removed. Germany and Aus
tria are said TO be opposed to the opening
of the Dardanelles to Russia only.
There is a minority in both parties in
| this State infected with the notions OF
Bland and Ewing relatiye to the currency
| In addition to the three out and out soft
! money papers in Maine, viz: the Chron-
icle OF Auburn, the Era OF Portland and
| the Herald Of Camden. two Democratic
| papers, viz: the Arson Advocate and
| Bangor Democrat. and two Republican
papers, viz: the Biddetord journal and
Belfast Age, are inclined to so-callcd
soft money notions. All the rest Of the
Republican and Democratic papers III
Maine are squarely in favor Of a stable
currency based on the gold standard of the
commercial world. This indeed ought moi
to be an open question, to be made a foot
ball in politics, for this principle is as wei
settled in political economy as is any axi.
ON in arithmetic or geography. Lewis
ton journal
A tannery owned by J. P. Bckford d Co.. 0
Keadheld was destroyed by fire Saturday night
| Loss 3 600 insured $ 900
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.



Produce Market. Prices paid Producers.
Apples BUSH, sl,o0at5o Hay, ton, stl ooa4 3,
II dried per ~ Jag Hides per II, 1T
Beans per, bush : y i0a2, IS Lamb Der III 1at
F" Medium : t0a1 Is Lamb Skins S.0lal III
" elbow Eyes Aa0a4.0J Mutton pcr ID ,at
Butter per 10 3oa2$ Oats per bush q
Beet per ID ial Potatoes pcr bush 3na4,
Barley per bush 65a10 Round Hog per ID -1at
Cheese per 10 ltalH Straw pcr ton 81 poa> N
Chicken per ~ Nal0 Turkey per ID l1aii
eau skins ptr y ~ Veal per ID G,l
Duck pr II SalU Wool washed per IN ~
Egg, per 40 i0a22 COL unwa>hrd per 70 I'd
Fowl per III 1a~ WOOD hard S} 5nal ID
Geese per ID sal0 v ood sun i ,iAs lo
Retail Market.
Beef Corntd pyr lb -an Onion. Ter 10 ID
Butter salt per bo< 4ut.5 ou kerosene Der gJl u
Corn per bush 1pa5t Pollock per ih Pas
Corn Meal per bush 7ot-I Pork Back per ID I'd
Cheese per ID l5tlt Plaster per lhl Lee
Goldfish, dry, per TO- ,t4 Ry, Mrai per Ih
traubcrrirs per az te Shorts Der st -
Flour per hbl = JlTu +. SILT. ! per bush 5l
Lard per 10 l,l ta}t Sugar per 10 al Fall
Lime per Dbl " heat Meal i4
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tannery owned by J P Bickford d Co.. OF
Readheld was destroyed by fire Saturday night
Loss 3 600 insured s. 900
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25

Warren, cogner Church street., New York.
Information worth Thousands will be 0ent
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
FEVER AND ACUE.

Every drop OF the SIrsaparillian Rcsolvent
communicates through the blood, sweat
urine and other tulds and juice C1 the sy stem.
The NIsOr oi Lille, Tor IL repairs the wastes OF
the body with new and sound material,
scrofuia, syphilis, consumption, glIndular
disease, ulc, II ia the throat, mouth, tumOrs,
nodes in the gIand and other parts OF the
system, eyes strumOrOus discharges
from Tie ears, and worst form OF skin diseas-
es, eIuptlons, fever sores, scsild head, ring
worm, salt rheuIn, crysipclas, ache, black
spots, worms In the flesh, tumurs, cancers in
the womb, and all weakening and painful
discharges, night swcats, loss OF sperm and
all wastes Of the life principle are within The
curative range OF this wonder OF modern
chemistry, and a few days uss will prove To
any person u.iuy IL for either OF these forms
OF disease It's potent power TO cure thin.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced by
the wastes ana decomposition that are con-
tinuaily progressing, succeeds in arresting
these wastes and repairs the same with new
material made from healthy blOod-and this
the SarsapaTiilian will and does secure-a
cure is certain, for when once this remedy
commences its work OF publication, and
succeeds in diminishing the loss of dischar-
r.s. Its repairs will be rapid, and every day
the patent viii feel himself growing better
and stronger, the food digested better, appe.
lite improving, ind ilesh and weight incre;is-
ing. ,r,. po,,,
excel ali remedial agents in the cure Of ChrOn-
ic ScIofulous, Constitutional and Skin Dis
eases, but 1t Is the only positive cure for
hlunty hnu W oIuD ~ stsusts, uIaSti, DldDcttS,
Dropsy, Stoppage Of Water, lncOntinuence
of Urine, Brignts disease, Albuminuria, and
IN all cases where there are brick dust deposits,
or the water Is thick, cloudy, mixed with
substances like the white OF an egg, or threads
like y hiie silk, or there is q morbid, bark,
bilious appearance, ard white bone dust de.
posit, anu when there Is O prickling burning
sensation when passing water, and pain In
the small OF the back and along the lOins.
Fever and Asue cured for fifty cents. There
is not a remedial agent In this world that
md Ann md oil fsfh fhAr
and other fevers. (aided by RiGway's Pills.
so quick as Railways Ready Relief. Fifty
cents per bottle.
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hTSCEJ.LA NEOUS

Lard Oilper gal. ......-...-.r o
IAbTiga.rf,g a.! Drr p1l Z
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TFrom SUNDAY Mornings Daily,l


YISTERDAY was the most oppressive oi INC
summer, in Leavenwor'h.
I-.NoSADEs are becoming hing ,,S Oh thiS
movement did IL
A coIored man named Andrew Lewis, fell
from q buggy at the corner OF Flith ana
IN arollce streets yesterday about noon Sink
In. his head on a curbstOne. No injury.
TIE two companies Of the 2J1 Infantry
who were recently ordered 30 Fort Hays lei;
Yesterday afternoon iuT their destination
commanded by Lieut.. Col. X. !. Dodge.
Arrangements have been made FOR meet
ing OF the Republicans OF High Prairie town
ship. for the purpose Of organizing 4 club ON
Saturday night next, JEly ..
TIE thief who stole sidney Smiths de
livery wagon was brought over from Law
renee yesterday, at when place he was cap
tured. His name is John WoOlery, aud he y
AN old penitentIaTy bird.
JIM LAHIFF, one OF the fire laddies, wa
presented by his better ha yesterday morn
ing with a twelve pound girl, and as con
sequence erybody in that family is happy
Mother and child are doing well.
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Some Facts In Relation Thereto, To.
gethrr With The Names Of Addition.
al Attendants.

Sixty-five teachers are now enrolled q.
members OF the Normal Institute, which 1.
being held at the High School building.
ON Monday, the 22d, classes will be formed
In L. =. history and English grammar.
Miss Geyer will have charge of two classe,
In U. =. history and one in English gram
mar.
Prof Stevenson will instruct the advanced
class in English grammar in addition to his
work OF the first two weeks.
The Institute will continue two weeks
longer, and is still open for the admission oi
new members.
SCHOOL HYGIENE.
DR.. :. +. Neely, of this city, will lecture on
the above subject for the benefit of the insti.
rDom, on Thursday evening, July 25th, be-
ginning at $50 O'Clock.
Teachers and citizens of both city and
country, as well as members OF the institute
are cordially invited TO attend. No charge
for admission. The district court room is the
coolest lecture room in the city.
The following members has been added 10
the Institute during the past week
Mary Monahan, city.
Denora Masterson, city.
Flora Newby, city.
Elizabeth Graham, city.
Julia Long, city.
Clara Mcmillan, city.
j. NJ. Wilson, city.
W. +. Kirkland, city.
Mary Ranus, Hoge.
Mollie Maysinnis, Hoge.
II. a. Deuel., Fairmount.
Rebecca Clervinger, eGsant Ridge.
VIM. Connor. Mt. Olivet.
Emma Gibbs, kickapoo.
l.. q. Connor, Maria.
Ella Constant, Tongsnoxie.
Chas. Constant, TonganOxie.
Anna Courtney, Springdale.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
List of Property Transfers Gs re
corded Yesterday I'm the Office Of
the Reg lister OF Deeds.

Ellen NJ. Carter, of Hartford, Conn, TO
Ella 4. Graham, lot j., block H.
Leavenworth, city proper...............
John K. Ford and wife 10 Joseph Parr,
lots lG, IL, 10 and 20, in Anthony'S ad-
ditiOn OF out-lots, being n sub-divi-
sion of the HortiScst fractional
quarter of section 2S, township =,
range -, to the city of LeavenwOrth,
containing II Zoo acres more or
less .-........... Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. :. A. Woodruff and J. VI. Wood
ruff TO the German Bank OF Leaven-
worth, lots 5. = and 10, of Henry'S adj
dilion of Clark ) out-lOtS 10 the city
OF leaNenwpftl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Henry Carroll to Kate Griffin, the east
fractional quarter of section q, town
ship II, range %, east OF the sixth
principal meridian, contain lU9
52-l59 res, excepting A. acres OF
said land, heretofore leased 10 Dam
iel Kinnedy by William Carroll and
Jane Carroll .... 4.
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Railways Ready Relief

VIII afford instant ease, Inflammation Of the
Kidneys, Inf animation Oi the Bladder In
Elimination oi the Bowels, Congestion Of the
Lungs. Sore Throat, Difficnlt Br-aihing, Pal
piiaiion OF The Heart, Mysteries, Group, Dip
iberia, Catarrh, Influenza, Headache, Tooth
ache, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Cold Chills,
Ague, ChiIls, Chiiblains and Frost Bites.
The application OF the Ready Relief to
the part or parts where the pain or difficulty
exists will afford easa and comfort.
Thirty to sixty drops in a half a tumbler of
water will In n lew moments cure cramps,
spisms, sour stomach. heartburn, sich head
ache, diaTrhua, dy sentery, collie, wind In the
bowels, and all internal Pains.
Travellers should always caary a bottle Of
Rad WAY H eady Relief with them. A
few drops In water Will prevent sickness or
pains from change Of water. IL Is better than
French EraIdy or Filters as u stiinulant.
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Or. WHITTIER,
6.' 81. Charles street, 81. louis, TO.
r. w HIT T E +
GIT ST. Charles Street.

Treats ail forms OF Vcncra! Diseases, Semi
nal Emissions anil Sexual Debility, wl'h
rupuallc,"i success. No matter who fa!l,,i,
call or VIII :; pamphlet or consultation free.
CIn refer ro the medical profession in ~
us-,S Of the Countrys
T"Hularillustra'cd book 26opaacs)on
vi NNHOoDi WoNiASIoODi MAERiNGEi
Inpciimcnts TO Marriage; the Cause
anicurc. Sent security Scnl'd, posi-
I'D for so cents, byDs. c. WH1TTn.H,
II ST. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25

Three Persons PIOstTatcd by shc
Heat Yesterday, BIt Nome Of Ihcm
Family I'm SG;.st..

Yesterday was one OF the hottest days OF
the present heated season, and although the
suns rays did not strike with as full force as
on some of the preceding days OF last week,
being obscuTred somewhat by clouds, still IL
Was sultry and close, aad IL was difficult TO
keep cool.
Three cases of prostratiOn occurred yester-
day, the most severe being that OF wo-
man named Mrs. Snoddy, residing on Miami
street, between Third and Fourth streets,
which occurred at noon. At last accounts
she was on the road 10 recovery.
Mrs. Henry kri Zdorn was Frustrated yes
terday morning at her rGSid' nee at the corner
OF Second and Pottagatomic streets, but will
recover.
A lady whose name was not ascertained,
was prostrated on Broadway yesterday
morn in.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25

4 lively and a not unirtercstinc hght &C.
CURED Yesterday evening between several
parties al the corner OF shawnee street ana
Erosdva who made il exceedingly lively for
altine No one was particular y hurt, al
though several of the combatantS will see
lorsldci on account of the preponderance OF
nasal appua lagos, aud quite a number wal!
wear their optics in siinsS. 1t was iuu Tor
ia, bovs while IL lasted.
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vate Strickling, F,.......!3 4
vate Rydow, J >
THREE HUNDRED YARDs.


W11O WO-S
The first prize was won by private Ashton
OF Company g. with ~ points. Second
prize by Sergeant Phillips, Company H with
% points. Sergeant Mcmahon, Company 'E.
Sergeant COrbett, Company X and COrpor-
al Walters, Company ii, Tied with Al points.
The tie was shot on with five shots at 3Oe
yards kneeling, p points, As follows:
McMahon,-.... ) 8 4-0.
walters, .-......4 4 S 5-23.
tOrbett, ,......-....3 5 4-ls.
Won by Corporal Walters with % points.
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Notice 10 Members Of the Republican
County Central Committee.

The RepubI:can County Central Committee
are requested TO meet at the Court Hou>e in
the CITY OF I.eavenworth, on SATURDAY, The
2.th inst. at two % O'Clock, y. N, 10 make
ARRANGEMENTS for The selection OF delegates
TO the State and Confessional Conventions,
and 10 transact such other business rs may
properly come before the meeting. III any
meinbs cannot attend he is reques ed 10 See
thai he IS represented by proxy, as IL Is de-
sir! bl e that there may be..a full meeting.
Il NJ. ALLER, Chairman.
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PRICE 81 PER.BorILK.
An IMPORTANT LETTER.
ANN HARBoR. Mich, April ;

ANN HARBOR, Mich, April 81. ls77,
DR. RADwAY-Kind Sir II have been tax
ing you kesOlvsnt, Regulating Pills, and al,
SO using the Ready Relief iOr about one year
for Ovarian Tumors on the abdomen. which
the most eminent physicians Of our medical
cole &c pronounced incurable.
They were like knots on = tree. When
sat In . chair they hung almost 10 the foor,
and my weight was 275 pounds when com.
menced with your remedies, and now IL Is 2l0
pounds, but they are not all gone yet. l
have taken twenty bottles Of ResOlvent, nine
of Relief and twenty four boxes Of Pills.
get the medicine from q, Grenvii." Please
send me your bOok, "False and True"
MRS e. KNAPP
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
SOME SHOOTING.
Tilt BstSgecn McmbeTs Gf the
Twenty Third Infantry Good
Shooting.

The following Is the report Of the shooting
match in the 2.i1 Infantry, for three prizes
first prize, 30; second prize, slj; third prize
Si0-shot AT the Fo!t Leayenworth range
Thursday afternoon, July 18th, 1873. The
purses were made up by subscription by the
o-cers of the regiment, and an entrance fee
of one dollar each for those who took part
Free to all enlisted men. Captains Haskell
and Ess ridge were appointed Judges. Firing
commenced at O'Clock, r. N; score, hfty
points; Creedmoor manual, five shots at one
hundred yards, standing, and five ut three
hundred yards, kneeling, as follows:
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She following Is the record Of the proceed
ings In the Probate court for yesterday.
In The matter of the estate OF James McMul-
Ian, deceased, Mary Mcmillan, adminiStra-
trix, inventory returned and approved
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
The Res, il the Cheapest.

The best material and the best work Is al
ways the cheapest. John Grund the mer.
chant tailor without doubt keeps the best
,tock aud does the finest work in the city; he
upIer fails TO mako a neat III.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25

something above the average height, well
built, a small face, weighing probably about
one hundred and nfiy pounds, and bulSing
forehead.
PlMKROYIsTIC PECCLIARITIEs.
II is said by these who know Jackson that
ii seems 10 be inherent in him TO plague ana
torment smaller boys than himself, ana ttat
two or three times previous hc has neariy
succeeded in drowning lads while in swim
iag while performing with them the same
way in which he drowned young BanKs- a
bOy named Bettis wss nearly drowned ny hiiii
IN the river one day, being saved entirety ps
his ow, c.ertions and not through any ana
extended by jackson. The latter has quite
| ;iaine as n prosecutor of small boys, ana II ~
! is as he is represented 10 be, year or t"o ,
| The peniteniiary may possibly do him good
| The practice indulged in too much by larS'
| boys OF toTnentiDg smaller ones shoulo W.
| stopped, and il might be wei! 10 MAKE al "a
1 Il
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Thc Republican County Central
Cnsy,Vni

Tie call for the above commlite, to meet al
the Court House yesterday al 2oclock p. IN
was responded to by only four member. o9l
of The fifteen. Those present, therefore, very
wisely postponed the meeting until next
Saturday, the 9Th ,,,st ? p. m, and Chairman
AlIer was instructed TO notify each mem Der
by letter II to be hoped that there Will be
a lt!l i.Itendance at the adlouIned meeting.
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PERSONAL.

Senator ingalls, is expected home In day
or so.
Gen Rufus lxton left for the West yester.
day.
Col. Mackey left yesterday afternoon for st.
Louis.
Ex-senator Pomeroy is home from ash
ington.
Judge Robert c, ozier de flying trip TO
Atchison yesterday.
Col. ]. L. Absrnathy has returned from the
East. Leavenworth expects to see more fur
niturc than ever this year.
Hon. ]. F. Richards and family leave for
the mountains tomorrow afternoon.
Conductor James Kelley passed down with
his Pullman on the Missouri Pacific ycster-
day afternoon.
County Clerk ]. W. Niehaus and wife re-
turned yesterday nom Colorado. They re-
port most enjoyable trip.
DIR. v. Biert, U. s. A, returned yesterday
from Fort Riley, where ne has been attend.
ing Lieut., Cushman. The latter is GONZALES
cent.
NJ. NJ. Jewe.t, representing the Kansas
wagon Manufacturing Company, returns 4
yesterday from trip through the north
western part of the State.
Judge Stillings returned yesterday from
Oskaloosa, where, for the pist two weeks, he
has been working ten hours day, trying i'm.
portant railroad cases, for the Kansas Gen.
trail railroad.
Registered at the Mansion yesterday were
Coleman, indiana, No; n & Burlington,
burlington, Iowa; Major + McMahon.
Kansas City; VIM Vincent, Towanda, Pa;
W h McCoun, Kansas City.
Curr, savannah; W A Saunders, Davenport,
Iowa; Bloomingdale, Philadelphia; Gus
tav Meyer, st Louis; J n Harmount, Chicago.
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burustts Y xirncIs " nr
rarIeG PnIc.

money than an Other house L
Ion jars, 81 75 White Lime. T, .sr
c-n be returned At cur ca
l free Of charge.
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Blinaly CrOploG

For some me icinai alcoholic resuscitsnt OF
physical energy Vs. tch should take The place
OF the heavy and frequently aduiterAted
titioners OF quarter Of = century ago were
electrified on first observing the reviving ef.
fects upon the system OF tonic then recent
ly introduced, but which has since become
the most popular medicine sold ON this con
unet, viz: HOstetters 3 Stomach Bitters. Their
aStOnism snt and admiration were increased
when experience farther disclosed that this
botanic remedy effected results which the
mineral drugs OF the pharmacopoeia often
utterly failed 70 2roduce.camong Others, the
permanent restoration OF vigoS, The removal
Of digestive, secsetive and evacuative irrexu-
larttits. and the eradication and prevention
Of periodic 1eve1. Speedy recognition Of
and enlightened physicians naturailY fol.
lowed this revelation Of :medicai fAcfa
which have since received such frequent and
positive confirmation.
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The Only Pain Kennedy

Ihnt Instantly sioI.s the most rNcruciating 2
pain, BlIay IL! Il tium ttlOiI, and conges-
lions, IL, TN, of the lungs, stomach, bowels,
or other glauis or organs, by one appIIcation
IN from one To twenty minutes, no IN .it- Z
how violent OF cNc. uciating the pain, the
Rheumatic, bed-ri,iien, iniirm, crippled ner-
SouS, neura!sic, ar prostrateI with disease
may suffer.
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CHARLES DULKowITz, the clerk in the
quartermasteris Office at Fort Leavenworth
who forged three checks on the Flint Nation
OF about fifty years OF age, fve and 3 hall
feet high, brown hair and q brown stubble
moustache, with large wait or mole upOh
his right cheek, near the mouth. Ii you zee
him tell h m he's badly wanted in Leaven.
worth