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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
For sale by ell druggists.

.wHAr EVERYBODY REoUIREs"-A GOOD
CATHARTIc AND ANTI-bILIoCs MEDICINE
Keap yoQr liver healthy. and thus ward of
many distressing complaints, by using
s.Swayne's Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills" Cures
sick or nervous headache, dizziness, bilious.
mess, bad taste in the mouth, dyspepsia, in
ward piles, all complaints of the stomach
and bowels. They act gently, without any
pain or gripping, and do not leave the bowels
costIye as is the case with many other pur.
gaiives Prepared only by Dr. Swsyne & son,
Philadelphia, and sold at . cents a box by
leading druggists. Sold at wholesale by r.
MOLD & HUT, Druggists. and retail By
Campbell and Kendrick. we-fr-suSw
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SENATE,
J. a. L.

ToPEKA, February ON the Senate
the Committee on State Affairs Was instruct
ed to present bill providing for the redis-
trictipg OF the State in judicial districts, so
that the number shall not exceed fifteen.
A concurrent resolution was adopted
which directs the Attorney General to
bring suit against the boudsmen OF Il. ID.
Mobely and Frank II. Drenuing, late agents
Of the State OF Kansas for the sale OF rail
road bonds, 10 recover all moneys paid
them for lands as such agents and not
turned into the treasury.
The appropriation bills were ordered
advanced to the head of the calendar.
Seven bills were passed.
The Senate then adjourned unit! 8 o'clock
Monday.
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WILHoFT's ToNIc-UNFAILISG AND In
FALLIBLE!-This great Chill Tonic cures
Chills without The intervention OF doctors
and their bills. No consulting visits-po pre-
scrip.ions 10 be filled-no huge bills, en-
failing pecuniary embarrassments, added 10
loss OF health. Ii is the friend OF the poor
man, because it enables him TO earn liv-
ing, and of the rich, because it prepares
him TO enjoy his wealth. This great boon
to mankind Is cheap, safe and prompt.
WHEELoCK, FINLAY & Co, Proprietors,
New Orleans.
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DISTINCT COURT

New Cases FIiCd yesierIay-The Per
psrra,oTs OF the Burgiar,es in 'he
southern Part of The County 10 be
brought 10 speedy Trial.
There wsre but two civil cases filed in the
Office OF the Clerk of the District Court yes
terday. but the rush next week is expected
to be crest. The cases filed were:
Patrick Down Va Asa o. Reeves; change
Of Venue from Wyandoae county.
John ScnseEdeTfer vs.. Arthur Folger and
W. \. Balm; abstract Of Judgment.
THE SOUTHERN ROBBERS.
-Four different complaints have been
sworn ont against George Edwards and
John c. Harris, the two men who haye'been
operating 50 extensively II the southern
mart Of The county and robbing school
houses and churches, and the evidence
against them being about as conclusive as
il can be there is no doubt whatever that
they will 60 up Tor a reasonable term OF
wears at least. These two men have been
been operating Tor some months past, and
while not entirely free from suspicion
nothing could be proved against them, but
the thetls still continuing and the men hay-
ing 10 visible means OF support, search
warrants were sworn out and an inyestiga-
tion of their premises had, which resulted
in the finding of a whole car losd OF prop
ertv, the accumulation Of SIX months spec
uIation. Since Edwards and Harris have
been in iail school houses and churches in
the southern part OF the county have been
safe
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OFFICE OF The /

OFFICE OF The
WESTERN UNION TELEG RAPH Co.,
TOPEKA, Ks-, Feb. 20, 1875.
Hon. A. NJ +. Rdadoiph, Speaker, etc:
DEAR SIR-In answer to your subpoena,
duly served on me, most respectfully sub
NIT thst hold myself in readiness to sp-
pear before your committee at any time
you NAV designste; but as / am in posses
sion OF the telegrapnic messages Of the
Western Union Telegraph company solely
By virtue of my position as The manager OF
the office, l am compelled, by the rules Of
the company and the instructions received
from its officers, with due respect, to de-
cline TO produce any original kilograms in
nv hands-as the custodian of the company,
or disclose the contents thereof. / b,g to
assure ycH that this decision is no: made
out oi any WAIT OF proper respect for the
dignity and authority ;ot your honorable
body, but on account of the peculiar rela-
tIons of cou6dence winch exist between the
telegraph company and its patrons, and its
desire TO preserve that confidence inviolare
Very respectfully,
E. L. SMITH, Mansger.
Mr.. Randolph thereupon offered
the following resolution, aud moved its
adoption:
Resolued, That the Sergeant-at-Arms o
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Urinary and Womb Diseases, Crave, Diabetes,
EroPsy, Stoppage % NsteE Ancontlnnehce
ot / nine. Brisntts disease, AlbuminuTia, and
n ali cases where there are brick cust deposits
or me waller is thick. cloudy, mixed win
substances like the hiie of an egg, or threads
IKE white silk, or there is a morbid, cark,
M ,ous appearance, and white bone dust de-
pasit, and when there ls a prickilng burning
SENSATION when passing water, and pain IN
lie small OF the back and along the lolns.
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Faruham and Miss Sal.ie Nc
Neekin were married day before yesterday
at Topeka, the wedding being very bril-
liant one. The numerous friends OF the
happy couple hasten 10 extend thc:r con
gritulations, AMI all will Join in wishing
them all the Joy the world can afford.
Miss NcNeekin has long been the reigning
belle Of Topeka, and has large acquaint-
snce throughout the Stale.
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Tho NXarcr u cIIkk.

During a short conversation with Mr.
Jcha Wilson, yesterday, LINES represen-
tative ascsTlained that the water WorkS
question l. being actively discussed among
= number Of the manufactures. Tie water
question Is serious one 10 all Of the man
uiacrurers who use steam, and IT ~ now
nearly certain that al meeting that VIII
be held some time next week steps VIII be
ta ken that will ensure the organization OF q
g--rna--
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Fn2ineer Latta, Of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific, says there Is man
now at Fl. Lesyenworth, recently enlisted
II the army, who claims TO haze stolen his
passage from Trenton, No, TO this city,
riding under the pilot Of the engine, being
protected from sight by the boards that
were being used as SLOW Plow not long
500.
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3 Button Kid Gloves,

The publishers of that bright magazine THE
HOJSEKEEPER, are not satisfied with the re-
maCs able succeSs IL has already attained,
but prOl OSe To still further increase th. IiSs
10y Offering - premiums for very small clubs
Oi tO six. OJDpa n of Button Kid, best
make, each lady to chose her own shade Ot
cOiOr. As the price Of The HCUSI KEFFEE
J. only - cents "A year. any lady can easily
make up The required club. Fun particulars
with both the Erand HO iday numbers Tor
January nj February, sent Ia any address
on receipt of two one cent stamps, and the
addresses of five hOuSekesperS, % aS many
q fferent post offices. Address THE House
KEEPER, Minneapolis, NiLu. ftbl2Wi;.
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Many persons say 81 haven't got the Con-
sumption" when asked to cure their Cough
with Shiloh's Consumption Cure. Do they
not know that Coughs lead to Consumption
and a remedy thot will cure Consumption
will certainly and surely cure cough or
any lung or throat trouble? We know it
will cure when all others fail and our faith
in it is 20 positive that We will refund the
price paid il you receive no benefit. Il not
this fair proposition? Price 10 cts. 80 cts.
and 81 90 per bottle. For lame Chest,
Back or Side, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Price 25 cts, For sale by Arnold & Hunt,
wholesale druggists.
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Sure Thing

Dr.. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is warranted
to cure syphilis in the primary, secondary
ana tertiary stages, and in all Its varied and
complicated forms, and Will cure the worst
cases of yenereal diseases; cases whlcn nave
resisted the treatment of the most eminent
physicians of America. IL cures the first
STAGE and heals the ulcers in few days. IL
cures ulcers in the mouth. nose, throat, head,
arms and legs; a!so haTu rams Ia tne oohes
aud Joints swelilIs ~ Joints, syphilitic rhsu-
mStisrs eLc.. in 4 sAofl time riice nNe dot
lars per package sent everywhere hy ex-
press. a treaJ4ss on sexual disease, Tree.
sent msilei for two stamps. Sold by Or. j.
Dinsbeer 4i5. North Seventh street, ST, Louis,
Mo. Cures guaranteed o. the money retund-
ed. Thee EgerSdora, agent, LeaVsnwortn
Karsas mlleodSvlyr
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Steele & Price, the manufacturers OF DIR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder, are rewarded
by their reputation OF manufacturing good
articles Ii is shameful confession to make
that many people are willing 10 use adul-
terated articles because of small reduction
in pric..
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Nr. R5bt. Taylor returned ye-teTdsy
from LsadyilIe, Colorado. He says the
stories 10 the effect that Judge PeLdsry l.
Mayor, and J.. N. Goddard is District
Judge are false. He gays the people who are
row ia LeadviI,e aillo-t fed on excitement
and that many Of them viii soo1 return 10
their homes "rroke."
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k.iSCELLAaEo oCS.

EA'rB7 RrY IL'NTS ------------- 90 %. 100
ALiu ABB FA4A>Is-----.-----.----.-. 10 e. -rI.uy
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Whywillyou suffer with Dyspepsia and
liver complaint, Constipation, and general
debility when you can get at our store Shi-
loh's System Vitalizer which We sell on a
positive guarantee to cure you Price 10
cts, and IS eta. For sale by Arnold d
Hunt, wholesale druggists.
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SefrF2 ~ NoTtL "rd H- us uspS 90. - rr.ea 70
= N-e tS. Oatdi tgte SHAW ~ 90 . .'u-
SD "4.-1 i,.l- .yg.
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QNeehl!l GjlG&s
THURSDAY FEBR UARY 27.I579.


The young people at Fort LeayeuwoEth
had a very pleasant time last night az 2
dancing party given in the hop rocra'
which was elegantly decorated, there 5eias
nothing wanting TO add TO ,he evening"
entertainment
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FEVER AND hCUE.

Fever and hE-e cured Tor fifty cents. There
j. not 4 remedial agent IN this weird that
val cure Fever and Ague, and All other
usiarrUuS Bilious, Scarlet Typhnld-- > elbow,
and other feVeTs, laided by ltsIwsy's tlLlsl
~ quick Railways Ready hellei. FRY
cents per bottle.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly Incorporated
by the LEGISLATURE Of the slate for EdUcttlon
a and Char table pu.puS=s IN loD'- Tor tue
% "a ss.ess.g -HNr le~r-. 10 which
contract the inNiOis bi- iith Of Tn. state II
pledged with capital OF Sl,UN ,'rb', - wh3cn
II WAS rIEge added q reserve fund Oi $ u!FO
IT. GRAND SINGLE NUMBER Dl~Itsl-
bJIl Will take place monthly on TN,
> cOuG Tuesday. Il HsrgT ScrLss O. pgStYOHes
Look al Tie following u.> TIbutIUu:
CAPITAL Pr III, 5000.
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Heath Eumous cow.

Humphrey Sughrue's COW, which cree
made herself famous couple Of years ago,
by climbing stairTays into tour-story
buildings, was poisoned mig before las
and killed by come unknown wretch, WHO
is evidently an enemy oi hir. sughrue.
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The following resolution was then
adopted:
Resolved, That the said f. L. Smith be
committed to and detained in close custody
by the sergeant-a arms in the capital dur
ing the remainder of the session or until
discharged by further order of the House
to be taken when he shall have been purg
ed of the contempt, upon which he was ar
rested, by tes;ifying before the committee
authorized to continue the investigation
and produce the kilograms required by the
summons served on him.
Smith was then placed in charge OF the
sergeant at arms, and Is now held there.
House bill No. 229, the Riggs railroad
bill, did not pass, receiving only IS votes,
when two-thirds was necessary to pass it.
An attempt was made to reconsider the
vote in the evening session, but the House
adjourned without doing 80.
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sCu1OI EXHIBITION.
Evening By the Pupiis or the Cath
edral Parochial schools.

The .rsersaIpnont Given en- Friday
Evening BY the Pupiis OF the Cath
edral Parochial schools.
The entertainment which took place on
Friday evening, given by the pupils OF the
Cathedral Parochial Schools, was one of
unusual merit, the pieces being carefully
selected under the quick and experienced
management of Rev. Father O'Reilly.
Those who had the good fortune to witness
the performance were highly pleased and
pronounce il the hest had at Catholic Hall
Tor many years. The following is tie pro-
graume
The Evenin. Bells. ,.,,o,-
--'' - ~ ' By Miss Sophie staiger.
BY this school Children.
BY four young gentlemen.
The Mountain Home nv R-;;;;-i the Cathedral Choir
--e " y - By eight girls.
''' Bp Misses Kate and MaryiTarley
The True MaN.-.--------------.--.--.-
By a group OF boys.
-.----
BY Misses Roche. Doyle and McIOnisle,
BY a group OF boys.
BY Misses Turley and Ackeever.
l ne ei'Oi'eN ~ By eleven little Children.
Strawberries and Cresni--.-.- ,
by Miss Sophie Staiger.
-" nc '''N''''''' By group of boys.
March in Norma ---------------..-.
By Misses Roach and Biringer.
Boarding School Accom-
By Four Giris
Old Folks a: Home..-.--...---.
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Corre.ponden, to the TI,rEs !

Correspondent to the TINES
TopEK,, February 22-Tbe temperance
bill did not receive the kindly treatment
in the Senate which its friends expected.
After about two DAYS Of discussion, and the
consideration OF all manner OF amendments
it was finally and practically sat down up
on. The bill was set aside, and now il is
proposed to submit TO the people OF the
State an amendment to the Constitution,
in the nature of absolute prohibition, leav-
ing 10 the people TO sav AZ the next general
election whether the Constitution shall be
30 amended or not A joint resolution to
that end il on the Senate calendar, and
rroha5ly will be reached at an early day.
Ii the people are determined to have no
liauor sold within the State they may ssy
so, and have their decision put into the
Constitution. l. appears that the
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
in their pursuit of ways that were dark and
tricks that were vain, undertook TO ran
sa, k the dispatches on file in the telegraph
office OF the city. The gentleman in charge
of the Office refused TO tura over his papers
TO the committee in obedience to the sum
mons, having been instructed TO withhold
them 10y the company. Yesterday the COM
m ;ttee formally reported his refusal 10 the
House, which adopted resolution requir-
ing It's sergeant alarms TO bring the contu-
maceous holder of the teleGrams before the
bar OF the House to answer for his contu-
macy and contempt.
la obedience 10 the resolution Mr.. z. l..
Smith which Is the name Of the individual
aforesaid, appeared.
AT TIE BAR
this morning. accompanied by his counsel,
Wm. c. Webb. In answer to the questions
propounded BY the Chair, he stated that
while he had not refused 10 appear before
the committee to impsrt any information
not affected by his relations TO his employ
era, he could not produce the kilograms
agains the positive directions OF his en-
plovers. 1t was accosdingly resolved TO
keep Mr. Smith in confinement, and the
Secretary of State was directed to furnish a
Suitable room and sus.enance for him while
in custody.
This action does not necessarily imply
that Mr.. Smith has any papers that would
throw light on the subject matter OF the in
vestigation. II was held TO be clear case
Of contempt, aud as such deserving Of that
treatment which IN outraged common
wealth ought OF right to resent.
l. Is Understood that the lawyers OF the
Company propose 70 so into court and make
this
A TEST CASE,
involving the question whether dispatches
comiug inr0 possession Of telegraph compa-
nies can b. taken from their custody for
such uses as mat contemplated by this in
veStiga;ion.
have ;ust time to add that Mr.. Riggs
railroad Gill tailed Il Gnsl passage in the
House. The prospect that railroad cor
porations will do in the future Just what
they have been permitted to do in the past,
Is pretty we'll assured. They will do just
what they please; and we, the so-caIled
sovereign t?j people, will have 10 grin and
bear it. At this late hour OF the session, it
is not st all likely that any railroad law
that would be Of any earthly benefit to the
people can be enacted.
J. !. Z.
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Mrs. Gen. Sherman, wife OF the great SOL
disr, says: - have frequently purchaeed
Durang's Rheamatic Remedy for friends sui.
fering with rheumatism, and in every in
stance ii worked like magic" Sold by all
Druggists. Send for circular TO R. X. Help.
hensiein Druggist, Washington d. Q.
Wclno
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oeW-wed6fri

"Hackme.ack" popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by Arnold & Hunt, whole
sale druggists, Leavenworth, Kansas, and
by retail dealers generally.
oeW-wed&fri
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y. = c. I'D r
" mo. Lea.euy Iii. Kansas
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OF hCEEES
And a srest variety Of small tui
ehurns. pine and cedar Kama
kins, butter, tubs, sugar,

buckets and boxes.
It .5s White cGshGeTs soap.....l 00
nc Car. fSsvol Soap for........ l ~
20 bars S;an5srd ,l 80
~ bar, No. I Pai-- " .......l o.
Fresh Butte, Eggs, Ch :keus.
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10000 TICKETS At TWO IOLLAES EACH.
HaLF-TICEET> USE DOLLAR,
ITZr ntr PIgryE.S.
APPEONIMATIoN PRIzEs;

T
Approximation Prizes Of s;s0....-..s 2 100
Approximation Prizes of 2tO-...... $50
Approximation Prizes OF LVJ....... 9UN
l. s57 Prizes, amounting tO.......-...-....s IIO i
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
a. ali prominent points To whom a liberal
compensation Will be paid
Application for rates 70 clubs should only
be made TO the Home Office IN New Orleans
Write c'earlv STATING full address, for fur
ther Information, a.. send Oruer- To
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4 rhenomeno- ON Washington l

1 EilenOmeno7 on Washington
Eirthaay.
Yesterday evening about six o'clock, as il
in commemoration Of the birth Of George
Washington, the cloud, at sunset, were ra-
diaut with the colors adopted by the Amer
icau Republic in l716. Several stripes Of
the alternate colors of red, white and blue
were prominent in the western horizon for
nearly an hour. and the lightly pencilled
new moon, which follow d under the fore
ground Of bauk OF heavy gray clouds, in
dicaled much 10 those who are in the habit
OF reading signs.
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Emerson ( Trdeas HIGH SCHOOL

LAUREL " HEATH, by W o. Perkins. l 70
c. Everest SCHOOL -OSG BOJK.....-... 81
are tn o. oft1e v-rv best books for seminar
les, normal sud ElLh ;, hOO,S, &c.
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Liver Complaint, &c.
KIDNEY 4 BLADDER COMPLAINTS

SotouIy does the Sarsspsrrinan RCsOlvent
excel all remedial agents IN The cure Of ChrCn-
ic acroiuioUs, Constitutional and SKIN Dis
eases, but IL l. The OuLy positive cure ioF
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Iuves, C els for one Musical Record, or s2 for
year.
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ssr-r otis EEsTaoSz Var
rsrtoi P7-sI

the money I an any other b
- cen rpIe gallon i4r
UOught y Us no. being A. 90
money viii O.r funded. Goo
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4 sPEEND OpgssssS ssNsfN TO
WIN \ FORT NJ. THIRD GRAND DIS
CLASS .. sE %EN uhLt =,
TUE~D y, SASCH utr, ISs9 - Io6sh
Monthly Drawing
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puSe n the STATE. Prepar. d
:. 81 .. Waite II q, Plaste
a a. Represented. ctu Oe re-
IL delivered To Fort I,eaveI =
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NEW Buckwheat Flour, not old -four
bolted over and sold for new.
GonDon Rnot
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Gh.luls ns and Frost Bile

The application % the EscHdy Relief 20
the part OF part where ga & pain or G4n-U-iy
eXiST FL s-lll afford cas-. and comfort.
Thirty 10 sixty drops ia r nall a tum o.
water Will in p few moments cure CrJIEIs 9,
sIrasrns. sour stomach .ueaTIUurn- sich head
ache, ilarThGa2, GysenieIy, colo, wind In the
bowels. and all Internal Palms.
Travellers should always carry a bottle OF
:srdsay's Hc-dy Relief with them. \
few drops in water viii prevent sickness or
,,aifls !Tgm change Of wafer. j - better than
kr,r-rh brandy or I.tfNIs Is z stlnGlant.
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DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly costed with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purity, cleanse
ana strengthen. Railways Pills, for the cure
nj all disorders of the stomach, Liver, Bowels,
kianeys, Bladder, Nervous, Diseases, Head
ache, Consti patton, Costiveness, Indigestion,
Dyst.usia Biliousness, Bilious fever, lnfiam.
nation OF the Bowels, Plies, and all derauge-
menis o! the interns. Viscera, Warranted -
effect a positive cure, Purely vegetable, con-
aiming no mercury. minerals or deleterous
rugs.
a%Ohserve the following symptoms result
ing nom disorders OF the Digestive Organs
stipation, Inward Piles, fullness of the
Blood IN the head, Acidity OF the Stomach,
Nausea Heartburn, Disgust OF Food, Fullness
in Weisnt OF the stomach, Sour Eructetioas,
Sinking or Flutterings in the Pit OF the
stomach. Swimming of the head, hurried and
difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
Cnokin or suffocating Sensation when in ly-
ing posture, DOTS or Webbs be
f,re the s:sut, Fever Hnd DAN pain in the
head, Deficiency of Prespiraiion, Yellowness
c me skin and Eyes, pain il the side, chest,
iimhs, and sudden dushes OF the heart, bum
ing in the flesh.
A few doses of Radwsy's Pills will free the
ystem from all the aDoVe-narned disorders.
Price 2scenis per box. Sold by ell Druggists
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The greste-t effects have sometimes the
smallest csu-e. Liicis constantly sacrificed
by neglect oi coughs and cO!ds, when D
cent bottle Of Or. Balls cough syrup would
save The sufferer.
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A GOOD PLAN.

frvU1Gy can reaFl o. IaEr w1-e- mp .'y
uY-rfTIn lu so. I--, Hy t.e Two I.r.i.L-
Iu..- tpr Sues fu .ir-~.- .f I-#.r .
Co.. ..rsv ri.rgfar- tn Cruplua'.pI meth
oil u..-u IIss FUG has -l..i- 30 a.r.st 1895.
-uall.s cop e .I n large ur small menus To
rsrpa tine u-4rf4I>Dr .s.. este D tai ava sums
B--t skill Tu.u#st.d, Ur % oeIs $50 Eal."uN
ar pooled IrrI pG'- yrt-t am uu' ace "'."p-
elGf{ Us # ne yafJ tatD'@, Iuu, securing 10 '.'l
-hae colder ..! Jue .tdydrtstIH> ut Ia. l'.s.1l
gp.rstur. lnuI NE PrJ4t- "Tr atFlH'i
monthly Any amount from - - rEN Nf.- or
Tupra @ n b. used succ ,-iEiiv = b, .I'-
figf Ur.E H. :, pteru brr - b. l,s>, sfys, 'ls G."
90 .uIHsf.Uu + stem ST. wOu.l bTIls E'1- or
uarceut:s 5 Ulay~ 5 - 'r : er cent ;t''
m tses sIg,D, or % per c-.f on the -i.'Ar
during the. month according 20 Ih- iufi i'L
ErfrE Leyt,,s IL1strltei NcuPTp'rr June
- Ia e '.int ,rmBIuaJI1u M uud OF HprIh-
NM, q rS~ y The u0-' surrs---'ul ever Hopa-
eli " .Ertr IDrE Jtsiep'H0i"Ht sept i2l ; % iht
com Di notion system = bounded upon c'IIt'-
business prrucI, les, and 10 person Her' D.
without an income wuI'c l. j. Kept nrhlhE
By Nr>~r-. Lawrence! & 60 ErO9Liyn J0"TH11
AprI! 2sIh: "OIr edi'Or mode "A Hrt pro-
u of srOI 3 from 70 ia one Of N-ssrS. !. ~
renee & COS combinations New clIchf'f
fmsIIrd free explains every thing Sl"c<
and bonds wan 81 Government bonds sup
Piled. LtwTence & Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange
Place, ny Jar 51SGt
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
A RARE CHANCE
FOR
A GOOD FkRN-

A Farm near Connor Station, Wyandotte
County, midway between Kansas City and
Leavenworth, containing 10 acres Of the
richest creek Bottom Land, good Fences,
Timber, and Pastures, Vineyard, a small
Orchard, Houses, and ou,buildings.
A good chance for . families.
Also, the very best 6 town lots 10 Conner
City, the best corners for business, and ?
mill place on Counor Greek, with sand
stone for buildings.
Price very cheap, to cover mortgage.
Inquire of ]. F. Wegner, corner
Second and Dscoia streets, Leavenwor,h.
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