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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
Time to Transplant Currants.

ST Louis journal.
Almost all persons regard spring asa bet
ter time than autumn in which TO set out
trees, vines, shrubs and bushes. An excep-
tion, however, is made in the case of currants
The bushes commence to grow in the spring
long before the ground is in a condition To
be worked. II transplanted as early as pos
sible, most OF the young sprouts will be
destroyed while the gro with of the stalks
will be checked. By getting out bushes in
tall again OF years planting them they
shou d be pruned by cutting away consider
able of the Old wood. After they have been
their new Tostionss, few days and TIE
ground has b come :, tied over the roots. II
l. best To Apply n coa'iDg Of mcclure. This
will stimulate their growth IN the spring,
and help 5. cure "a crop the season after they
are planted out,
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LEGAL.
Sher,ff's Sale No. ,I6,

DU-LICI Office il HEREBY given that I'M
der and by virtue of a Juigmer rendered
in the District Court in the County Of Ls W
enwoTth IN the State OF Kans+- IN ~ &C 'Ni
wherein I,aac DsOOsS II plaintiff, ard iIn..'-
thy SuShrue and Others are DEF udaLt>, and
of an execution Issued ON said Jud-m 10
me directed and delivered, will ON Monday.
the thirteenth day OF october, A. ID. 1873,
at IL O'Clock a. M or that DAY AT the
south front door of tue Court House IN
the City OF LsavenwoTth, in the county
of Leavenworth, in the state CT hsuS4s,
offer at public sale and sell 10 the high
est bidder. for cssu in hand the foio%lng
described tract OF land, situate. lying and
being in the County of LeayenNo1th, In the
StaIe OF Kansas, nancy:
Lot number Iweniy-one GU. in block
number TSeuty-oue (2il, in Leayenvorth
City proper.
Dated this 18th day OF Sep,ernhar. ls.9.
p. GLOVE,
sheriff OF Lesvenworth County, Kansas.
H. HERMAN, Attorney for Pistndr.
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Dogs
Home Rules, England.t

fOme Rules, England.
To destroy varmin In dog rub some soft
soap well into his coat and in alb Iut quarter
Of al hour sh and lsther II well on him.
Rinse afterward with abundance oflCkewaTm
water.
Dogs are very subject TO a complaint called
the "husk" "a cough. An excellent remedy
is fineiy.choppsd slet boiled in mik, with
little garlic, also finely chopped and added TO
it For worms, "a tessDoonf-l of sslr, either
in Is dry state or dissolved In "a small gu IN
THY Of Just warm water. The same r. medy is
also excellent when the first SYMPTOMS of dis
temper show theOse'es. II Gets in both
cases as an eme'ic Wheat straw or ost straw
aIe b. st Tor a kennel; bailey straw is apt TO
cause mango.
When pups are tn be drowned let II he in
'uFewarm mot hot water, the former
sooner destroys the Ia than cold water.
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Sheriff S Sale No. li2.

nUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that I'M.
Ger and by vlItu- Of a Judgment Teu-
u, red IN the District Court IN the county Of
Lea euwoTth, IN the Stale o. h tn>aS, ia al
action v her In +. J. >s,y wand Is plaintitf, and
Mary Curr II, ahmiuistrd x of ln- estate Ol
] INES urran decreased, ann Others are d.
iendtnt ana o an exc cullOn is "a on SAID
judgment. TO me directed and delivered, /
Will on Monday, the 18TH d+y Of >epten.b ei f,
a ID. ls19 at eleven o'clock A. NJ of tnat
day. at the South front door of the Court
House in the Cat Oi LsaVtnw r h, in the
County of L-aveuw worth, IN the Stat OF Kan
ssi> offer al Pub sale and >sll To the EiEn-
est bIdde~, loo ci>h in hand the following
described tract OF land. situate, lying and
being IN the county o. L-Hveuworln, In the
STAT of Kansas, name
Lot numD-r twenIV->IN t2il. in block forty
nlue (ID. IN the CIV of LeaVvnwOr;h PrU per.
Dated the lILh day OF August, ls7y.
l. Il LOWE,
Sh riff OF Leavenworth Oun y, Kan as.
Luci-u Baker, Attorney tor PlaInIn
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The AcIiOn Of the Louisiana COnssifu-
rioual Convention

In providing for he III Ial recognition OF the
con 'Inuance OF the contract entered into b!
the state for The preservation inviois,e OF
the franchise of the Louisiana State Lottery,
is tn. best evidence of the warm feeling en-
r-riaiued at ONE FIR the stability Of That IL
u utiOn, b ,s-d upon n Z orouga experience
pt I'.-- .ood der we'd from its revenue To tn.
support OF the CT aritHb and educational In
>tiI utlon- of the Pelican State Its drawings
On Ih~ second Tuesday of each month VIII
therefore. TOR many years he a source of in
Ier-sr 10 alt who have Invested 40 dollars 10y
addressing VI. A. Dauphin, ut Z. U. BOX 60,
New Or cans. La, or same al No. Sls Broad
way, New YORK city.
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stock.


Three classes of turner's deal ont salt TO
stock very sparinely: Those who come from
foreign countries where IL is scarce or where
the government collects n revenue on II;
those who were brought IN Near the seashore
where the soil and air Always conta n traces 81
ss't,aud those who think anything purchased
with money IS too va us bic TO be fed to stock.
All Intelligent persons are aware of the TACT
that salt is quite essential to he well beir 9
Of anima's ~ cd d water. and that II is
as unwise TO stint the 'uppy of one as the
O'h.r- II is not too much sly that stock of
all FINDS shou q have supply of salt within
reach at All tim $. Giving them salt once =
week Is not suffi lent II only Alt out NJ
the lose OF long intervals they will eat too
much and suffer in cons q ence, while they
will undergo discomfort before they have an
Opportunity 20 again psrtske of it,.
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salt FOR the determination or weeds
The Crop Of 1879.


AS time goes on the reports regarding this
years harvest grow more and more encJurag-
ing; true, in some sections the results of
IhTe>hIng have not been equal To The antici-
pations. but there is little 10 complain OF
anywhere, and in the country at large moth
ing but congratulations are in orier. At the
same time the probabilities of the demand
in Europe seem 10 increase IN proportion t.
the Va. tn-ss ofUur harvest here. Wheat will
not be exported to an extent worth mention
Ing, save from this county and Russia. Aus
tra.ia's eNpOrtiGg i pr9ciIc lily over a small
eT crop IN Victoria than WAS anticipated
having Checked II mat rally, and & at now
stored IN odessa, Russia, Il reppTtei 10 b. of
a poor quality, white the American l. better
AN rver. For corn, al-o, the demand - in
ere .slus. The mtz- crop has proved - failure
IN Bd slria, and the MTk Line Erp eSsTepo. T.
4 recent rise IN English uItTk, l. 81 ia >nil-
an - quarter or that c-TraI OwIng 10 the
failure of the EuSli n pOtatO crOp. Truly the
american farmer should BE- mole than thank.
fUI !O- tnIS ears b 'SSsIngs.
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In shady places, ferns may be planted
along with other shade loving things, and
mostly tnose from the woods near home.
These need little care, and as they are mostly
perennial, they shift for themselves each
season. To make suitable bed for such
plants as ferns, needs a little preparation.
Old rotten wood, or small branches, along
with clinkers and decayed bits of wood end
leaf mould, or verv Old manure tina, has laid
spread a considerable time, so as TO take all
the rancid matter out of IL: these all liked
up together make an excellent compost 70
p ant out door ferns In. and VIII last for
years. and rarely need more than cutting
away the dead stems at times and keeping
down weeds
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Ask Yourself These Questions.

Are you q respondent sufferer from sick
headache, habitual costiveness. palpitat'on
of the heart Have you dizziness OF the head:
your blood circulate badly: Have you
cough: Low spirit Coming mp Of the food
after eating: &C &c. All of these and much
more are direct results OF dyspepsia, liver
complaint and indigestion. Green's August
Flower is now acknowledged 10y all druggists
to be a positive cure, 100000 bottles were
given away in the U. s through druggists to
any person of its wonderful quality In curing
ali forms Of indigestion. Sample bottles 10
cents. Regular size % cents. solo positively
by all nrst-class druggists in the United
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TaE NEW YEAR.
As IL Comes Upon the Jewish CaIen-
oar ii Will he To MOrrOw-The Cere
monies in CONNIE moration Com
mence This Evening.

This evening the Jewish brethren com
mence The celeb alton of their new year,
which properly opens 10 morrow. Services
will be held at the Jewish Synagogue, al the
southeast corner offs xth and Usage streets
this evening, tomorrow and Friday; IN.
Observance of the occasion ending at sun.
down Friday
History tells us that the new years fesiival
or the Jews Or sh hdskanGh) is celebrated Al
the ginning q. tine mon of TIshr, sep
tember OctubeI) the hr>t of the vii yeaI
carr, spending 10 the seventh OF e Mosaic or
ecclesiastical The distt. gushing feature OF
the celebration In the synagogue is the blow
-. at horns, IN accordance with Leviticus
NNIII. II
Ne believe that the be Jewish authority
compute that there were 8 6l6 years before
the coming of Christ, TO which will have tn
be 6udsd the humber of years Qs7e) sine
that time 10 arrive at the proper Jew ish year
which wi commence Tomorrow. There L.
some diversity Of opinion, however, among
the authorities upon the subject, so that the
exact time can only be guessed at, really.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY Or LEASESwORH,
Ia The PROBATE Court Of said State and County.
In the matter OF the estate Off
WILLIAM N. HCGHEs,
deces sed.
TREDITOR5 and all other persons inIer-
~ esJed in the Aforesaid estate, are here by
EoIif1ed, that at the next regular term of the
Probate Court, in and Tor said county, to bs
begun and he'd at the court room, in the
city and county o! Leavenworth. state of
aforesaid, on tn first Mondsy In the month
Of October, A d 1879. shall apply o the
lad court for a full and final settlement of
said estate, and also for allowance by Court
for ressonabie compensation Tor services, up
on due hear rg there OF bad befo court, and
TOR necs sssry attorney fees and other Fl en-es
incurred to be ascertained upon Ike hear
ing Leavenwor n City, Thursday septem-
Ter 4tb, A. ID. l-72.
o.. DECKER, Admir-,
SARAH ]. AUG HES, AdmI,
Cfthe estate of Vim. NJ Hughes, deed.
N4W
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SheriH's Sale No. IL.

nJ BLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Uu-
4 der and by virtue OF a Judgment rendered
IN the District Court the county OF
I.eavrnWOrjh, in the state Of Kansas. IN an
action whtTeiu Samuel y. LatJa Is pialltin,
and Margaret CransiOu and William
C'anston are defendants and Of an exc
CutiOn issued on said judgment, 10 me di-
reeIed and delivered, 4 Will on Monday the
lift. euth day Of S-pJcmbe \ D.ls'9. at eleven
O'Clock a. NJ. OF tn Il day. AT 'ne SOU IN front
door of the court QUE ia the ity of Leav-
in the County Of LeaveE worth. IN
the State of kan~aS, ot~r at pubic sale and
sell 10 the hI-neSt bidder, for cash In hand,
the following u.scT bed tract OF land, situate,
IyIng and being in the County o. L-syen-
worth. in the SAFE OF X ,nSa~, namely:
Lots numbered four "a, nv (Sl, six ltl. seven
"a. eight IS d q nine o., IN book numbeIed
fourteen tlsJ, i'll Laita'- addition TO the city OF
LetyenwoTtb, STATE Aforesaid.
Dated this fourteenth day of August, 1873.
PC. LOWE
Sheriff of eavenworth county, Kansas
John q. Douglass, attorney Tor plalntiH.
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Autumn.

lSrairlc armer, u
1t is high time that house plants that have
been kept out of doors during the summer be
protected from the chill evening air. All
tender plants, as begonias the tender cactus
u, mesembry-anthemum perperomiss,
Gala, epiphilium aud all th-se Classes of
plants. should not become chilled at night.
Geraniums. ager tum>, lar anas. fuchsias
and ali That cls-s will not ir sr- short OF ac-
III al frost, but care should ts taken that no
plant Intended Tor the HOUSE, should be ex-
sed Id >troug ndS When the weather H.
clustering, II Is better that The y be re = owed
IN oois, putting tuem out again upon the
r-cu renee al Hue weather AVOID above All,
to 'liow the N 10 be drencaed by cold chilling
rains.
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when a board Of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that by
mining some well known valuable RENE
dies the most wonderful medicine was pro
ducsd viii IN would cur sGch a wide range
OF diseases that most al other remedies could
be dispensed vita, many were sctPiical; nu'
proof of it's merits by actual trial has dis
PEELED all iount, AMI to-day the discoveries
Of that great medicine Hop tiers. are hon
orsd and blessed by all as beueiactors.
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A stock OF SITS pie merch indise Of one ofthe
heaviest wholesale houses In New lo' X, viii
De sold IN amounts nj from $500 to SIS 90. TO
pa paid Tor a, follows-Oue third of the
amount of each bill to be paid for in
cash two-thirds IN good re Il estate A full
issort n-nt of good salable 60 IDS, adapted to
the country trade, will be given with each
bill address,
TRADER. P. O. Box 257s, New York City
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A Mothers Grief.

The pride OF q mother, the life and Joy offs
home, are her children. hence her glief when
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
waraing then that you are running Q terri.
BILE ,isk, IL they have . Cough, Group or
whooping Cough. which lead to Consump-
ton, n you do not attend to II Al once. sHl-
LOH,S CONSUMPTION CURE is guaranteed
to cure them. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and
81. For lame Back, side or Chest, use Shi
loh's Porous Plaster. Price Is cents. Sold by
Arnold & Hunt weG&w
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II ansas.

Our reports from Kansas 10 day viii be
found vaiu .be from the TACT that they give
the int news with regard 10 the coming crop
OF winter wheat in that Sia'e- The fee!ii Y
seems to be now If the weather does not con-
tiuue too dry to put in during the coming
month very large acreage of wheat. Pow
ing l. Well advsucei and the fdrmets are Ju
" .irIug Tor a good rain. The reason is early
and there now every prospect that We sutI!
zee the acreage OF wiuter VII, at very largely
Increased in Kansas this fat.
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SjOO,OOO worth of solid Gold Watches
>liNrTwtTe Pianos, ORIGINS, Sewing Machines
French, Musical Alarm COCKS and j. ELY
b-sides an immense amount of Otner valu4-
bic goods, Just for doing little favor,
wnIch every man, woman. boy or girl en-
easl do No money required. All the eie-
giant and costly rticlr> To b. givea are iUily
described and illustrated by engravIngs in =.
bpoK emitted "rhe O. Golden Prize which
We will s-nd graIis, AM tree oil postage, to
any one In the Unitet States and Canada.
Address Gleason * CO., - summer stree [,
Boston, Mss. septISsIr
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One gallon tomatoes, one pint of vinegar,
two tsblespoonfuls OF 1t, two OF black pep
per, two of m uStsrd, one of cloves, one dozen
onions, sliced fiue; boil altogether till quite
tuck; rain Il r0u- h colanier; bottle and
cork ,I.ht, and Keep in a cool place.
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Fruit s.,irs on colored goods can be re-
moved hefor- washing by ju>t wetting the
spot and holding Il over lighted birthstone
match The ga, from the sulphur on the
match Is almost sure TO remove The stain.
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"A tor L. n Tr-ssuryl Attorney and Coun-
selIor at Law, 26 Grant Place, Wa n IN gfon, ID.
c. Having been Third Auditor OF the INF d
states Treasury for six ears am thorough
ly familiar with the curse OF business before
the Government Depart menfs. Special at
tention given TO the 81 VI. ments Of accounts
OF AL Government Officers Po-tmssters
Narshals, Mail Contractors and Others Wi
practice before the supreme Conrt Of he T.
$, Court Of Claims, Paient Office, General
Land Once, &c &C Refers u Hon samuel
+. Phillips, solicitor Ger ersi U -; Hon. Jas
GLnllan, Treasurer OF the VI Hon. ], n
NeGrew, Sixth Audify U 8. Treasury,
Uy2i-Iyl
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High Authority.

The late eminent chemis Prof Jas. V.
Blaney, SAYS, in his letter of December 10
Is7I ".iuce 1 became satisfied, by my ana
/, sis, With the purity OF DIR. Prices cream
Baking fowie OF its free dom fr M adu'tei-
ton, m. care u ken 10 Its pref aration, ! have
had IL used in my own house, sdSw
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No ICE.

Ifyou intend TO place tomb stone ibis
fall ct the grave OF your departed irienc, do
not fail TO call at the LeaN enworth Marble
Works, on Senect between Eouih and Fun
street Tue stock has been a'ely enlarged
from the best ersdes of marble known TO the
trade persOnaI visit Will saye you money
and insure you satisfaction.
Sept. lO-wit. r SERAC"Hrh'
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, Ice
LEAyESwORTH COCSTY-
In the Probate Court in end t0rS7id County.
In the Matter If the Estate of HENRY T..
Afford, deceased
Creditors and ALL other persons interested
In the afore aid estate, are hereby 0'itied,
thai L the nfz t regular trim Of the + OOhte
,ouri, la and for ssIi cOun :, 20 be begun
aLu htId at tue oUrt Room, in the city and
cOun of LsavenWo h, STAT of aio1 esatd Z.
on the Il rSt Monday IN the month OF % tober,
A. 1873 shall app y tp tue said Court for
a luIl ana fiuaI tiI-fn. NJ of sad estate
SARAH PARSONS,
Late Sarah Afford. Ex- cuLTIx OF the estate OF
Henry +. Afford. decra ed.
Leayen = or IA CITY. sept 4th. A. D. 1879
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II. Laws 20 preach at IL A. N, and J. W.
CrGsnsbon at a T. n the annual sermon ~
Rev. H. II. " hue at 3 p. NJ, Rev U. Sims 10
Light
Adjourned till A. Il.
The citizens are ordIally invited 10 attend
each SESSION The association Will be IN ses-
sion until next Monday.
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Let Them Run.

Give the chickens liberty at this season OF
tn year. II confined. they will not thrive
well. The hens may be shut up in roomy
coops, and the little ones can ram about
outside to the best advantage. There are a
thousand shIpgs that they coSet from among
Tie heritage and the grass.
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Greater neatness about dwellings would be
an improvement TO nearly all farm resi-
dences, eve among the thrifty, intelligent,
rich and money making. very few farm
places are gems of neatness. There are too
many hslf-decayed structures. or board,
iytn- on The ground, or bdrdockS. or the lack
of "A neat lawn a. d some shrg Dbsry-
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Milk for Fowls.

An Old poultry raiser, who believes in
milk foc fowls, says: alt is meat and drink
Doth. SOM of the finest chickens / ever saw
we're raised upon the free use OF milk with
their food ii, rs lays Ms well, or better, when
furnished with this than upon any known
article Offered thu IN y
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(Q4tticura
EENEL les.

The success attending ire use o these great
RENE - Ia the tg-a N Ut Of sfi.c 4 rs Of the
skin aud ScaIp with losS of hair j. a-tDBi>b-
ing. From every part Of the count ' cCm-
the most < steiui ackrowI ed gemenls OF that
might be- cal ed miracu Gus cures .ae>srs-
Weeks * PoIier extend their thanks 30 all
who have spoken "A good word Tor CUTICUKA
soar aIi CUTICURA REsOLysNr, and VII
thankfully receive reports Of new cases
wherever they occur.
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Tn. pse., Ev-r K.exr ar.

]. G. Starkey. prominent and Influential
citizen OF Iowa CITY. says: ~ have had the
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint for several
years, and nave used every remedy could
hear Of, without any relief whatever, until
saw your ShilohS vitalI8er advertised in our
paper. and Was persuaded 10 r- It. an
happy % state that ts hAs entirely cured me
IL e certainly the best remedy ever knew
Of" Px1eo Is O.. Sold ~ Arnold 4 Hunt
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The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared 10y
Weeks a PuIisT, Chemists au Druggists, 20
Washington Str,--l, Boston, and hre for sale
by all Dru 5giStS PTarr oi tUTICURA, small
bOXe. So cents lars. boxes, Containing two
and ons-hatf iimtS the quar- ~ "l small, 81.
KEsoLyENT. al per bot L. tUTICURA SOAP,
p p-Tr-k cents; by mail, 80 cents; three
cakes % cents.
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.eayenwor.h VIII DO the Work

The recent award for the iron work For 40
cell door. and bl.cony work at the Kansas
state Penitentiaiy was made TO aessrs. Blu
len & Wise. excepting the locks and III 1leabl.
castings. " Iicn were awa'd d to the Great
N-stsrn Manufacturing company.
J. r. RE ards & 90 Will furnish the princi-
pal part Of tn. iTOI and IL Is understood that
i-ssvea worth mocha lies Will do all the IT. n
work
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(aIicOes.

TNHIINIIdH z HUI J
Boil plain black Calico or muslin in vinegar
before putting 1t II water at all, and then 1t
viii never fade or turn browL or rusty. This
seems a risky experiment; but If at all skep-
ticsI about the result, take small piece of
the go DIS and Y pertinent on IL before VEN
turing on the whole dress.
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her, a. well as Kill the vermtD. AT this time
OF year verintn are ihics. and are hsrd TO
Keep Of. 80 one can estimate the mage
they do. Give the house good dose Of
~htt-wash now, before you forget 1t, and
OH the poles weekly, and II will pay You
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COaE For EVER!

So say the ladies of their beauty, when the
mirror shows them their once jet or golden
riuglets stresked with gray; but never was
there u more
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O.
- VALUABLE TRUTHS.

20 VALUABLE TRUTHS. q
ifvo- arr sG-er nz from poor heaith. or laasu.sh
* on bed Of sickness I4ee cheer. for
Hop BitfcrsSwill Cure You.
" TIT arc a minister 4.nd have ove-taxed yocr
elf with your pastoral G1r ties ;or . mother,
II With care and work 20. are simply a.,inr
Z You feel weak aads Spirited, vi;kog: Gle
: knowing why.
Hop Bitters VILE L esfore You.
n you are man OF bus .lsss, weakened bv rts
tain OF your eYrrytaykcrties q man Cs lls
ers, toalns over ourkIliclisht work.
Hop Biifcrs Wilt strensfhcn You.
- you are young, AMI Suffering from Erv .nf's
rstio1. or are growing Has, asia oiaeE Tie Csc
Hop Birters wiIIe Relieve Yon.
syou are IN the worlS=hop, on the farm. az IL
less. anywt he re. an9 feel hat your system reed
Ieans.ng, toning or sim ulai!ng, without ini
Hop Biffcrx Il What Yoa Need.
y vou are old, and yo1r Hcaise 70 feeble, you
Ieryes unsteady, a3d yOgr Ii acGit.es waning.
Top Filters will give yea View Life q nd Tiger
HOP CoreH CrEE f. the s-rcc-est, safest and best
AK I.li.4-cl.
Tie HOP PAD for Stomach. Liver arr Tit1e-s 81
nerort TO all Others IL IL Perfect As DE.gSizfs
d. c. fs an asoirte Al Irre~,-.abc cure for draz
nness use Of opi1.n, to5scco and nzrco;ies- !,
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