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EL0CnEp,N = s;;:sKE.
a Horrible and Hca-trcRdi;s:E Acct
dent on Fifth Strcei-NarrON Escape
from Immediate Death.

from Immediate beatas
A peculiarly horrible accident occurred on
Fifth street last night, which was witnessed
by hundreds of people gathered upon the
sidewalks, but who were either too timid or
too much dazed TO render assistance. About
six O'Clock as a MAJ named kirmeyer was
driving down Fifth street in light spring
wagon, having with him in the s at a young
lad about fourteen years of ase, nam ii PIi.-
lip Gortier,
THE HORSE BECAME FRIGHTENED
when between Oss-e and Miami streets by
dog who rushed out and barked- anu not
withstanding al the eiOr,s OF Tue criEet 20
hold him in check, started upon II dead run
Although the bake was set ana Tue stleet
almost level, toe frightened animal whliied
the light vehicle along as thon5h 0i 40
weight Whatever, ADD When leii Miami
street, both the boy ana kIfiDeyer We're
thrown out. TIE lai.er was hurled luto the
street and but lille bruised, but
THE coy WAS MORE UNFORTUNATE.
As he fell, Lis foot became caught in the
brake, and held there's IN wise, WIN ms
head drs,.-ged alopE tJs gTOuud- st1k ing ttic
| - ones aud rough places IN the Street wan
sicSeniug tnuu>. The accident occurred Just
at the time whed peoDie were sotn. boihe
nom supper, and 2 tue hoIse dashed by tuSy
stopped aud sazeG !, , Ioa-stnckeu upon
THE FEARFUL SPECTACLE.
about midway in the block between Seneca
! anu Shawnee SiIee.s, po':ce oaiiccs 1ctkcS,
vino was standing lJere, Iusheu out ana
stopped the infuIi,teJ animal, when three
| or four members OF the fl'e department eXtri-
Gated the LAD from his perliouS position
| Every one supposed bun 20 be dcad, AS lie
| had been dragged fulIy a block end hail,
but upon being cal ie,i INFO sst'oon near Dy
| IL was discovered mat he sill breatuei,
| ALTHOUGH UNCONSCIOUS.
! Doctors u. W. Thomas and -. +. Neeiey were
summoned but found no GacGures. TIE boy
| was taen taken TO his home. on tue noitA e.
| nlanade, between Ottawa ald hichapoo
Streets. where, at n late hour last night he
| was sill alive and showing signs OF returning
consciousness. Or. Thomas thinks that he
may live, although tine hope Is very s.'sG'
| Indeed.
AN UNFORTUNATE FAMILY
The Gortier family is a very unfortunate
| one, and this last afliiction would seem AL
most too hard TO beaI. About two months
ago the father, who was employed IN Bidl-
don n kirmeyeT's brewery, at the corner OF
second and kLowa ST. eets, was so inJutet IN
the Lee. as 40 cadse the ampulation oil ih.u
| member from the effects of which he j. stlt
| confined 10 mis- bed, while the VILE rose iToii
| "A sick bed 10 go 10 see her boy, when she was
| Informed that ne was hurt.
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DR.. RACWA1'S
Sarsa1arilIian Reso'vent

DIR. RADwAY IL have mad Ovarian Tumor
in the ovaries and bowels All the doctors
said "ihere was no help for IT." tried every
hei ped me- / SAW your ResOlvent and deter
mined To try it, but had no faith in IL, be-
cause had suffered for twelve years. took
six BOTTLES of the ResOlvent and one box OF
your Railways Pills, and two bottles OF your
Ready relief, and now there is not Sign oil
tumor To be seen or lelt, and 1 feel better,
smarter and happier than have for twelve
wears The woIsI tumOf was IN the lett side
of the bowels over the glOih. write this To
YOU fo- for the benefit OF Others. You can
publish this If you choose.
HANNAH p. KNAPP.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Ise-uIar .reetinS-cmcIaI.
Irkvrlworrn, KAxs.. Aprll 8. 1873.

lsAyESwORTH, KASs., April 5, 1873.
Council met at the usual hour with the
Mayor, George Jmmetbun, in The chair
At IOA cal, present. Councilman Fsnnf
smith, q; abscnt-Shoemal1er and Sprat-
lcy.2
Tine minutes OF The meetings he'd March
9Th, 20sh, 81 ana -7ih, lssN, were each read
ana on motion Of Dir. smith they were APP
proved and adopted.
The following balls were referred to the
COMMITTEE on Streets and Grades: Z ISet4-'
1 .: 4. N. GgiEeT, SIS -; strert laDoIe4- :
$50 O6; \. ]. Angel, 3 "A, 81 -, q cents and
. cents; SpraIley & Taylor, ss %; W H. VI
Hesse, - .; Fred 4. Miller, s2 -. - 81.
The following bills were reierIeu 10 'l ~
Committee on Markets: 3. Norman, q 90
and a. J. Angel, 81 q. .,e--,.,, a., a.,
Committee on Fire DePartLinleh, -
T'trr s. 60. s. co and g -; freu a. MlileI'
q 5G. Spratley & Taylor, . % ana = 90
me tniIowipg bills were referred 10 the
COMMITTEES on Claims SdLnusi ~ 49, :,
:; E0. iudacs and clerks OF election, 500; lsiaic
isescb' - George ID. Farr, So; Leavenworih
Ci1s Light Company, 50 -; PrzyoyIo"ieSIZ z.' Q
Friiche, so; Daniel Easlon, Il ~ = sum "a
monris. sfs Is and S2l ~; T. Chanin, - 20
| Fgnnun d Walsh, -; A J. Angel, -. - N
- geSSe. SIS IS :: A. Cartnaus, s.; John G
O'DDnneli. 81; George Cmneihun, 50 O..
| fIshe following bills were referred 10 the
| ,,-,nrniffae ON Printing: samuel DOdsWoI IN
Blank Book Company, 80 41and 81 aliu 'iie
TIHEs, sI9 10.
Ing fO4OWin. bllaS were Itlt-tIth W tslf
| CGmnIftf. on JslllS and Police: Joseph Wal
fer. 81 Is: Weaver & Small, 81 80; NJ. Brennan
| ~, 3 A. Chaplin, 80 cents; Fred A. Nal
| Ter, s. cents.
The following petitions for liquor licens'
were referred 10 the committee on IiceuSe
Ro.ppler and Trump-Stephen O'DonEeli
John IreU, and Aug. 1TOcOn- AlSoa petliloi
asking for n transfer Of liquor license iron
| I.Obt. Cain to Jameson
The reports OF the City Marshal and Jailo
| for February and March, lS.s, We're reIerre'
10 the committee on Jails and Police.
| The report OF the CITY Treasurer for Marc
/ 1873, and the report OF the CITY Clerk 10
bonds issued in March 1875, were referred L
| the committee on Ways and Means
The report of the Weighnaster for Marci
/ lS7s, was referred 10 the committee on MARX
/ cts. 90,
The following annual report OF the Cit.
| Cleik was read:
| CITY CLERKS REPORT.
| CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
| LEAvESwogTH, KAN, March 3lst, ls'o.D
To The Honorable Mayor and GeHtien'en Of U
COuncii:
herewith submit my annual report for ID
/ year ending March 5lst, A. ID. lo'o.
4 LIABILITIES.
| As reported by the Clerk, March 3lSt, Io'''
For bonds, scrip ana certificates oil 80, 800
Indebtedness - =
Amount appearing not reported. -'''"
= p
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LEAVENWoRTH, KANSAS,
ON THE
18TH and 18th Of April, 1873.
ATTHE
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

As this is the only visit which they will
likely be able To make away fo" the Instr
tute, the opp rtunity here offered tor seem
and consulting them without II visit To The
Institute should not be neglected This visit
il designed for the accommodation and bene-
mt of their old patients and all such new ones
a. deSiTe treatment of the lFstliute, get aie
unable To afford the expense and time con e.
quent upon the long journey 10 Indianapolis.
They will come fully prepared To treat all
cases OF Club Feet. Spii al disease, Hip Dis
ease Disease of the Joints, thronic Disea' es,
Female DISEASES. Diseases of the Eye and
Ear, Paralysis. Piles, Fistula tatarh and
Private Diseases, Which are curabe or can
be benefited No case be b. taken NJ der
eatment. unless with a fair prospect OF re-
cov-ry. All the afflicted are invited Con-
suIsasiOn Free. rnaI2sapr+Sll-3t
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS.
LEAvENwoRTH COUNTY.
In The Probate Court Of said County and State
In the Matter of the Estate of
JULIA y. RICH, Deceased.
Nreditors, and all other persons interested
u in the estate of Julia a. Rich, late OF the
said county of Leavenworth deceased, Will
take notice, that on the 20th day of April 1873
at ten O'Clock a. H. an application Will be
made 10 the Probate Court OF sd q county by
George =. Allen, administrator with the will
of said deceased, annexed, for an allowance al
his fees and compensation as such admins
TRAITOR and for his attorneys fees, and ali COSTS
and expenses paid, and Incurred by him In
the administration of said estate.
GEO. p. ALLEN, administrator with the
will annexed of JULIA A. RICH. deceased.
Leavenworth, April LIST, 1873.
April 4, w3w.
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r. z. f.
Railways iReady Relief,
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from one to Twenty MINUTES,
NOT ONE HOUR

one suffer with pain. Railways Ready Relief
is. "A cure for every pain. II was the INST and
is
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French Crea r., Cake.

One cup OF sugar, three eggs, three table
spoons coldwaier, one and half cups OF
-four, one teaspoon DooIey's Yeast Powder
Bake in a quick oven twenty minutes
Fop THE GEE .M.-ScaId neara pint OF mi k,
dissolve TWO heaping tablespoons corn sIalci
in little milk, beat this with Two eggs, ana
a small teacup of sugar; Stlr tbs lHto iht
milk. and when il is boiled add a hsapiiia
tabIespoop OF butte: Str smooth. auo HrNO.
with vanilla or lemon. spill The cake whi.'
warm, and spread with Jue cram. This j
sufficient Tor TWO cakes.
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KNOW
IHYSELF

treats q EIhaustcu nanny, reHIHtuIs
Neryous and Physical Debility. and the endless
concomitant ills and untold miseries that result
,b@rcfrorn. and contains more than 50original pre-:
s~-;ption., any one Of which Is WORTH the price d
the book Thi. book was written BY the mostex.
tepsiye and probably the most skilful prscfficnef
IN America, 10 whom was awarded GOLD and lew'
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DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING Pulls.

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
and strengthen. Railways Pills, for the cure
of all disorders of the stomach, Liver, Bowels,
Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous, Diseases, Head
ache, CONSTR patton. Costiveness, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Bilious fever, In
Illumination Of the Bowels. Piles, and all de-
rangements Of the internal viscera- Warran-
ted % effect positive cure. Purely vegeta-
BILE, containing no mercury, minerals or dele
teious drugs.
n1Observe the following symptoms result
ing from disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Consti patton, Inward Piles. Fulines of the
Blood in the head, Acidity Of the stomach.
Nuasea. Heartburn, Disgust of Food;Fuilness
Weight Of the stomach, Sour Eructations.
linking or Flutterings at the heart, Choking,
a suffering Sensation when in a lying pos
ture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webbs be-
fore the sight, Fever and dull pain in the
head, Deficiency of Precipitation, Yeliown -
OF the Skin and Ewes, pain in the side, chest
limbs, and sudden Pushes Of the heart, burn
ing In the flesh.
4 few doses OF Railways Pills win free the
svstem from all the above-nafned disorders
Price o cents per box. Sold BY all Druggists
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The List Of Property Transfers as
Recorded in the ONCE of the Regis
ter of Deeds Yesterday.

]. Henderson and wife, of Atchison coun-
ty, to w. F. Brownfield, an undivided
one-eighth part offifty-one acres OF land.
part of the northeast quarter OF section
s, township S. range q, bounded as fol-
lows: Commencing at the southwest
corner OF the land conveyed to Lee Free
land, and running thence on west line
OF said land north sixty-five rods,
thence running west TO lands OF Thomas
Murray, thence running south to south
line OF said northwest quarter OF section
s. township 8. range = thence east on
said line TO the place OF beginning.
~ N Aochison, 70 w. +. Brownfield, the
Undivided one.e1ghth part OF fiffy-one
acres Of land described rs in the other
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j LIVELY TIME.

The CanyassTng of the Vote os fi.e
late Election by the County Board
Icsserdav.
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nUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

nUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue of an execu-
lion issued out of the District Court in and
for the County of I.eavenworth and State OF
Kansas to me directed and delivered, | will,
on Monday, the Eth y Of May, A. D., SIS,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the south front door of
the Court House, in the City of I.eavenworth,
in said County and State, offer at public sale
and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, lots
numbered forty-two, forty-three anu forty
four, Norton Williams and Thomas EDITION
to the CITY of Laavenworth. said lands situa-
ted in TIN. said County of Leavenwoith and
State of Kansas. Said property has been lev
led upon and il 10 be sold as the property of
ID. W. IL 'uiin. The execution issuei in IT, e
case of &. =. W. Dassler against said ID. ".
Hamiin
PG LOVE, sheriff OF said County.
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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS,

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvENwORrH COUNTY,
In the Probate Court in and for said County:
In the matter of the Estate of
GEORGE II. DURFEE, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Letters
IN of Administration have been granted 10
the Estate of George ii. Durfee, late of said
County, deceased. by the Honorable, the Pro-
bate Court of the County and State aforesaid,
dated the 2Sth day of March, A. ID. IsS Now
all persons having claims against the said
Estate are hereby notified that they must
present the same to the undersigned for al
lOwance, within one year from date of said
Letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit of sucn estate; and II such claims be
date of said letters, they shall be forever bar
red.
MATTE L. DURFEE, Administrative Of
the Estate of GEORGE II. DURFEE, Deceased.
Ieavenworth, April md. ISIS. apriw3t
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Quiie number of our farmers are losing
their chickens. some al them by the score.
within q few DAYS Il ON the death of the first
one Mr.. BrCOks, IL is reported, lost a half
bundled having hens; and Mr.. Holden has
only a half-dozen LETT OF fony-fve or fifty
with few days.
We hardly understand all this, rs these
feItasIed sufferers hal not been in the habit
OF Iufiing themselves WIN pllent medicine
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NOTICE.
TO Whom It may Concern.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE PUBLIC No
Il TICE that they have formed and con-
Guided limited partnership as wholesale
dealers in wagon and carriage material at
the city OF i. avenworth, Kas., composed OF
Z: y. stevens and Thos. A. Garrigues, of that
p,aee, as gene. nj partners. and William +.
Miller. Of bridgeport, Connecticut, who
.outriputes To the common capital stock oil
the concern, the sum of :. 100.
| INA. said partnership business will be con-
| S,u under the firm name and style OF
| S ~, Garrigues. And commencing or
ths aiiu day OF March, A. ID. 1873, for the perioC
| OF iour years, reckoning from the LIST day o
| of January, lSS2. ' -
signed. ~ fH y; s 7 S.ss;,o General
WA. X. MILLER, Special Partner
| march7wSt
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DUBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
III That under and by virtue of JuCg'
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 viii
on Monday, the 9th day of May, a. D.. 1873, al
ten O'Clock A. NJ. of said day, az the south
front door of the Court House, in the City ol
Leavenworth. in the County of Leavenworth,
in the state Of Kansas, oif-r at..PubIic Sale
and sell 10 the highest bidder for cash in
hand. the following described tract of land
situate, lying and being in the County OF
LeavenwoTth. in the State of Kansas, name
ly: Lot hummer three ~ in block "B'' in
Latta's addition 10 the City OF Leay enw oT;h
the same being otherwise describ d As being
lot number three 49, of Latta's subdivision al
block 'B' in said addition, except nine feet
of of the south side. and thirty-eight and one
half OF OF the north side of said lot.
Dated this End day of April, a. ID ISIS.
u. q. LOWE.
Sheriff OF LeavenwoIth County, Kansas.
CLOUGH x WHEAT,
Attorneys for John VI. Cooper.
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scI.eucr,-au,s Ti,Ird Concert.

Among the attractions are Miss Louise
Irving, soprano. Herr Nielsen, violenist; both
Of whom have received notices Of the highest
order in eastern and western papers where
ever they appeared. Mr.. James Ross, clar-
ionetist. 4 dodble quartet OF home singers.
Fine orchestral selections. Concert next
THURSDAY the iith. Tickets and reserved
seats nj Crew K Bros.
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AGENTS! $50

Low PRICED AND FAST SELLING
BOOKS
ARE yosT COMPLETELY REPRESENTED In OUR
GRAND COMBINATION PROSPECT
Us by sample pages, bindings, Illustrations
etc They are popular works Of every kind
and surc suoc Is tor canvassers. All actually
fishing employment address.
SCAMMELL CO., ST. LOUIS.
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Wan Charged with Highway Rob.
Derry Married While in Jail Await.
Ing E'rIai
ILinn County Clarion, 5. /

Mr.. Jetrr on Brock and Miss RoSalie War
ing Were married the county iail on last sun
DAY by Judge BOtHin. Brock is charged with
highway robbery and awaiting his trial in
the district court. II appears that the parties
had been engaged for some time previous to
Ills Incarceration, and prison walls We're not
permitted To stand "A barrier 10 the fulfill
ment OF their vows. After the performance
OF the ceremony the bride returned to her
home and leit the bridegroom TO await his
trial
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No S.nuii Poyin the City.

We are assured by the chairman OF the
Board of Health that there is not a case OF
small pox in the city limits and that all
found .tion.
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PERSONAL.

Mr. Fielding Burres arrived yesterday from
California, alter an absence of over year.
John Bentley, General Agent for the Illinois
Central, Ieit for. St. Louis, his headquarters,
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Tiiden, agent Of the Atlantic and Great
Western line, at Leayittsburg, Olio, Is In the
ci,y, visiting relatives
Harry Insiey LEFT for GreencastIe, Ind. yes-
terday, where he is attending school. Harry
has oxen home on a short visit.
RuIralo, y. " E b. Reynolds and wife. VIM
chester Ind. r. LOriug. Fort Madison,
Iowa, and u. X. Howard. Jefferson City, Mo.
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HEAL
::THYsEE
WEBsTER's
Hand Corn Planter,

1TyHIS Is the best Of the Hughes Patent, and
NO warranted. For sale by A. =. Shap-
leigh q Co., and Plant Seed Co, 81. Louis,
Leayenworth and AtchisOn. tanl0-w3mo
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Our Our income for the year past is as follows:

With every piece or scrip paid except -si26,-
s. on General iund pal ties refusing to receive
the same and TWO pieces on judgmenfaccount
in dispute, but funds on hand 10 meet The
same.
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BA W;t5 s;se DEMON.

an Mes so 1sea By i HON. Pr g. e.
tenselv Interesting account Of past and
PPDS n. sys4 sc
whole land, With 'bioxrap hies, Dortraifs, adj
dresses, incidents and en0Tdrts0s, Of the won
derful work OF Great Temperance Apostles,
Murphy, Reynolds and others. TeemiDg
with powerful facts, arguments and illustra-
| tons Of the Curse Of Strong Drink.
$3.50. AGENTS WANTED quickly. Out
| sells eteTtfhfn0. Address,
STANDARD BOOK CO., ST. LOUIS, MO.
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IxroRrED short horn bull steers, cows,
mules, horses, fairness, rockaway, farming
implements of all kinds will be sold at r. H,
Housley's farm next Saturiays April l3sh, By
q, =. Harms. apr7-dAwit.
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AN.IMPoRrANT LETTER.

PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE,
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\ town site is to be surveyed and laid out
section sixteen. 10 be called Republic CITY.
lis toe iniebT.on OF the company TO give a
ut free To- every one that Will build thereon.
the charter has already been prepared, and
business will be commenced at once. Mr.
George BIi,y, Of F,ir0ury, is already
making arrangements preparatory 10
st1Tting general store, anu "A blacksmith
shop VIII also D.. npaneG at once
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A Pamphlet, illustrated
Steel Engravings-a mar
vel Of art and beauty
sent YREE to an. Send
for il Al once. Addres,
PEABODY MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, No. 4 Bull
6uch ST., Boston, Mass.
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EEc takes Ia. Pay In Town Lots.


lChaSe CoUnty Courant, 81
The whistle nf the iron horse is heard every
few minutes on the Santa Re road, which
leads us 10 remark that special trains are run
ming, and mat the Aforesaid special trains are
crainm'U. ANA jammed with people seeking
refuge and homes in Co.'s country. Ten
Congr, S>Inen from Kansas IN 1881. Mind that
now, We eastern SllarESI
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People Consenied to Live in Kansas
s.Among the lndians.''
Lost Creek Cor. Louisville Reporter, 4

The strangers all seem 10 be well Pleased
with our county, and express great asIonish-
ment at finding 81 good society away out
mere in Kansas among the Indians" They
AL seem t. be industrious, Intelligent, law,
abiding, church going citizens, Just such as
we heartily welcome. and We wish them good
Incl, and success in their new home.
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ANN HARBoR, Mich, April 30, 1877.
DIR. RADwAY-Kind sir Il have been tax
.ng your ;sesoIveDt. Regulating Pills, and
also using the Ready Relief for about one
which the most eminent physicians Of our
medical college pronounced incurable.
They were like knots on . tree. When
sat in a chair they hung almost to the floor,
and INV weight was rs pounds when COM
menced with your remedies, and now 1t Is
2lu pounds, but they are not all gone yet. /
have taken twenty bottles OF Resolvent, nine
of Relief and twenty-four boxes Of Pills.
get the medicine nom Sc. Grenvil." Please
send me your book False and true:
MRS. T.. KNAPP.
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WORK FOR ALL

In their own localities, canvassing TOR the
Eire-e1e visas0R, (eniarged) Weekly and
Monthly. LaRgees Paper In shs W0rld.
with Mammoth Chromos Free. Big COM
mis1ion to AeentA. Terms and Outfit Free
Addres p. .. vlCKR0Y, Aae1sea, Me.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11

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