The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-16

Indirect Philanthropy.
boston Daily Evening Traveller.I
George Peabody, the PhilanthrOpist, b!
his general sii;s, p.ssed his name down t.
posterity as one Of the srestes. b.nefactor
Of his race; but the question sometimes
arises whether those who, in the Invention
of some means BY which relief can be founc
from the many ills flesh is heir to, are MOI
as much entitled TO the gratitude Of The
many. They certainly receive a reward il
the form of heartfelt thankful expression.
| from those who have been benz by
Them, and these they deserve TO the fullest
! extent.
Life without health is only continued
| wrs;chedness, and it can be enjoyed and il
, EMO, ed only by those whose symptoms are
| sound anu free from disease. Health be.
Comes then a premium requisite To exist
.nce, and The efforts Of thvse who devote
their lives to measures seeking the diminu-
tion Of suff,r NJ, should not pass unnolic.d.
Many gentlemen who have passed the
greater portions OF their lives in lAbJri
Ot this character, are, and should he,
| held in grateful remembrance, aud their
n8mes are never mentioned except with
feelings Of traukfuiness.
For 4 quarter OF century now DIR. Rad-
ways ,erebraled remedies have been before
the public and during all that time their
popularity, based upon their many excel
lent quantities, has Continually Increased,
and low there Is Lot village In the land
where their merits sre not fully known and
appru ciated, and where their efficacy has
nUI been proved, 10 the relief of many suf-
fsrers. Their Use L. By no means coDhnet
to this country alone, for they are generally
used on the other side of the water as on
this Among the number OF Indirect phi
lanthrop sis the discoveries Of these rene
dies must be awarded very high place !;
iudt ed it would be a difficult task to find
am u < all these gentlemen one who better
deserves to stand first. The remedies have
become popular because they have filled a
place in the family collection that had
never been flied before, and have filled it
so well that those who have tried them once
can be induced to substitute no Others. The
mere msolion OF the name OF Railway at
once suggests to the minds OF thousands
becefi;s that en,itle it to the list OF
those we have chosen 10 desig-
naie az
The establishment of Or. Railway, at No
b, Warren street, New York, is one OF the
best known OF the kind in the world, and
from il are instantly issuing the remedies
which have made his name 70 famous.
The medicines which are supplied al this
di-p,nsary are used by thousands, and are
found 50 eiiic scious in believing suffering
that q moment en- well be passed in their
consideration, although it is hardly ntces-
sary to refer 10 the various preparations
which, coupled with the name Of d.. Rad
WAY, have become part OF every known
language under the sun, and have formed
a by no means uncomfortable addition to
the remedial ageaIs employed by the phys
ician. Millions OF people haze found re-
lief from pain that has nade life wretched,
simply by the use Of Railways Ready Re-
ii-f. When such simple remedy
is at hand, and can be procured at a
cost merely nominal, there is no rea-
son why anyone snould be sufi, ring the
excrucisting tormenis Of il iammatory
affections. CONCESSIONS and pains Of every
kind which are forced TO retire before this
princely panacea. la the justly praised
Sarsapariliian Resolvent, the great blood
purifier, which is potent remedy Tor The
cure Of all chronic diseases, hereditary or
contagious, whether in the lungs, stomach,
skin, bones, flesh or nerves. DR.. Railway
has conferred an inestimable boon upon
mankind For purifying the blood and re-
storing the system TO its proper tone, the
Re-olvent has no superior in the world,
while those who have tried it and found
what it really Is lay no remedy can in any
sense be compared with it. Witness the
miraculous power it has SHOWN in the re
duc,ion and cure Of Ovarian Tumors. Ii
for nothing else its success in these
Horrible complaints has earned
for Its record in gold letters. For skin dis
eases and for the thousand and one
nerve affections which experience
ha. proved cannot be resch,d b.
any of tho ordinary methods, the Eesolvent
has 90 often triumphed, and its results have
been 70 d. cided and so marked is 10 enritle
il to the first place. IL attacks the disease
at the root, and thus BY beginning in the
right WAY effects a speedy and q certain
cure. Hundreds Of instances might be
named where it has overcome chronic
rheumatism, scrofula, glandular swelling,
backing dry cough, cAncerous affection,
bleeding al the lungs, dyspepsis, warer
brash, ticdoloreux, tumors, ulcers, hip dis
ease, govt, dropsy, rickets, salt rh.um,
bronchitis. consul nption, kidn,y, bladder.
liver and other complaints, and placed
lho-e who have suffered from their rava
ges in position TO enjoy lie.
The Regulating Pills, which are elegant
ly coated and perfectly tas,.le-s, are de-
siguei for the Use OF thos~ who are afflicted
with troubles of the digestive organs. A. a
remedy they have attained his h place in
the e.lim alton of ths public, and they have
never been surpassed in their ability to re-
lieve sutf-ring. 1t would be impossible to
prais. these remedies too highly. Those
who are familiar with them, and the pmu-
Der is legion-will jim in an endorsement
Of these words. Their curative power free
from drastic effects, is amply atie-ted by
the fact thai during Il quarter of a century
they have been before the world. The de-
mand for their production has Constantly
increased, and in the general de
preston which is nov felt in all
the circles Of trade, there has been
no decrease. but rather az from
the first a steady, constant increase. Such
.ucc, ssful remedies will Of course,
he initiated, and these limitations, in
some Cases, are exceedingly dAugerou-.from
their similarity to the original, but careful
purchasers will mark the rtyle Of bottle; its
size, form, labels, and other peculiaritles,
and b. thee will be enabled to avoid the
spurious couuterfeits.
The firm Of Railway 4 Co. conducts an
enormous business which is based upon
the sound-st principles of commercial hon
or. We have had the pleasure OF personal
AGO .sintauce with thu Me-srs. Railway for
many years, and have no hesitation in say
ing that no firm in the country Is more