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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
The Diocese Of Pennsylvania.

The proceedings of the ninety.fifth
convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF Pennsylvania have just been
issued and contain some interesting
statistics. They show that the number
Of clergy ia 20l. priests ls7, and deacons
i3. There are l24 parishes, containing
lib churches, at which the average at.
tendance on Sundays was 1881 and
S,6Sl. The Sunday schools contain 26,.
23l scholars taught by 1858 teachers.
In the miscellaneous societies, guilds,
etc, there are 500 members and It's
officers. The receipts from pew rents
amounted TO S3l3,6207S; church col.
leciions $l39,4ll .9S, and from Sunday.
school collections $6,s243i The aver.
age value Of the parish properties is &c..
10000. upon which there are mortgages
amounting TO s206,005. The aggregate
salary of the clergy is placed at $751;.
Cos. The current expenses, including
rectors' salaries, were $32S, ,3964S sup.
port Of Sunday schools. lI.556.76; sup.
port Of the poor, $24 ,22364; foreign
missions, $l4, 1875; Episcopal Hospital,
$lI,330S9; church buildings, $5l, l62 &c.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
Sun Spots.
From The Pwvl,l.p,s journal.

ffHM Ahs ff"ttfspfe duufual.
A large group of sun spots has re-.
Gently appeared upon the solar disk.
IL is described as long and very deep.
with umbra and peuumbra dark and
well defined. These spots are probably
the torerunner OF change in the solar
condition to be anticipated about these
days. The sun has been quiesceut for
years few spots have varied the monot.
ony OF his surface, and few flaming fires
have burst beyond the bounds Of his
photosphere. lie has been passing
through the minimum epoch Of sun
spots, and ia now approaching the maxi.
mum of the same phase. No astrono-
mer pretends to explain the exact ma.
ture and mission of sun spots. but the
most reliable observers agree that they
appear in the greatest magnitude and
abundance after an interval of about
eleven years, at a period coincident
with the perihelion OF the planet Jupi.
ter, whose near approach TO the sun
stirs up an intense commotion among
the solar fires. As the perihelion Of our
brother planet occurs in September Of
next year, and the three outer planets.
by very unusual combination of forces,
are doing their best 10 help on his ma.
lignant purpose, it is natural to expect
unusual commotion among celestial
powers for two or three years to come.
just such condition Of affairs occurred
about two thousand years ago, but the
earth safely weathered the gale and has
passed unframed through many an ele-
mental experience since. Therefore
sun spots by the hundreds, tongues of
FIRE darting in rosy protuberances, bril-.
liant auroras flashing in response to solar
electricity, and every form of warning
elements which can agilate the terres.
trial atmosphere are naturally to be ex.
pected about these times. A wise phil.
osophy will bear up under storms a.
well a. rejoice in sunshine, and a firm
faith will trust In the power that holds
thesolar system in harmonious equipoise.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
The Florida Ship Canal scheme.

Lloyd Aspinwall has been in Wash.
ington In consultation with Senator
Jones, of Florida, in regard to the con.
struction OF a canal to connect the Gulf
of Mexico with the Atlantic. Mr.. As.
pinwall showed that he has money
enough subscribed to construct the ca.
nal, and only asks q special charter from
Florida. Senator Jones is going in a
few days 10 Florida to urge a special
session of the Legislature 10 grant a
charter. He is convinced that com.
pany is ready TO begin work and has
money 10 complete il. The estimate is
that IL will take $20.O00,000 and three
years time TO complete the canal.
There is no doubt now that the Florida
Legislature will be convened within
sixty days to grant a charter, and that
work will be begun by the first of De
cember.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
IIeingang.

Heimgangi So the German people
Whisper when they hear the bell,
Tolling from some gray old stecplc
Deaths familiar tale to tell
When they hear the organ'dirges
Swelling out from chapel doma
And the singers chanting surgcs
"Heim9angf' Ilo Is going home.
Heimgangl Quaint and tender saying
In the grand old German t0ngre
That hath shaped Mc'ancthon's praying
And the hymns that Luthur sung;
Blessed is our loving Maker
That whcre'cr our feet shall roam,
Still we journey towards Goods Acre, -
"Hetmgangr Always going holIc.
HeiDigaHgi We are all so weary,
And the willows rs they wave
Softly signing, swectly drcary,
Woo US too the tranquil grave.
When the golden pitchers broken,
With its dregs and with its foam,
And the tender words are spoken,
"HetmgangW - We are going home.
"A. J DugdHHe.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
DIRECTORY.
Ae


PRESBYTERIAN. Situated on sraine and Coo, az
Howard streets. setvices. SUNDAY Al 10. 10 I. a "a
II n Prayer mectiug, "Wednesday a, 4 p = SUNDAY
Spring aud Lamb. Psttaf Rer William Laurie. rasi.
dence, Spring street acuth u Methodist ciiurch
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Situated southeast co.
nst 81 spring and Howard streets. setvioes sunday
At l,3o n and ~ IN rrAyeriBe.tinr. "Wednesday
At EH sundaysehool. sunday 40 . y l.as.u,er,t
@. church. rastoT Rev. A. d. Yacum t..i5e,,..
Curtin street, wesi of Spring.
81. JOHNS ROMAN CATHOLIC. Situated On
lslshor stree, between Allegheny sad pstn service
sunday and l0.51 A. ~ and az rH. All esl,., A..
'D A. y Pastor, Rev A. J. onrten residence us,,th
ssc sr q ,ap mssep sst.esS Allesheny sEd reua.
% Alieeheny snd Lamb strests. set,ire. sunday
lttS" A. v Ans ,. NJ. wednesday snfsiosa ~ y
= ana sana-AF-srhool Sunday 2. n "a basrfnsnt Il
church. hecinT, Rev. John usuiti. reslaepce On
Lamb street rear Il EJiscgnal church
LUTHERAN. Situated southwest cornes Il Itch
500 Ienn ssreTts ssrtces Sunday leso N and = =.
sunday -cbeal SUNDAY 81 Lecture fs.aga = ehuFsA
Prayer-tBsstiuR "Wednesday = "a Pastor Rev s.so-
nsl EuIst residsnce, At Parsonage. lish Street.
GERMAN REroRMEn Situated na,,be.s, co,.e-
q Lam and Spring strests Services sunday At To- %
aba y ?. n. Prayer masting Wednesday Y D -
SUNDAY % heol, Sunday e3a a. N, Ia the church
BAPTIST Situated northeast osrnsr II Hieh ana
Fem sitssts sesvices, SzHaAy losa A. n susi ~ p -
SUNDAY -sehooi, Sunday A NJ. In chufth Tastar
-, =. hgeefti retiaehoe, ~esi side Il AIlewhcay
UNITED BRk1 iREN. sitasied corner ssssh MIA
aHd Thomas streets. Services saHasy II 1asso A =.
snasm ftATsr~meetiHe. "Wednesday = , n. nas-
tor ~ y. smith; Iost-ofsses adaress. neliessale
AFRICAN METHODIST, sltnssaA soaEk saa af
High stF - ksfs1ces Sunday les A n. Esd "a y -
IFAyer-meetinf. "Wednesday III = Sunday hcai ~
shurth 81 zlso ?. y. Pastor, Res. Jones: rssdsaea
Thnaas streQt
ERIESU1, Situated esd af Laezh street. nezr
neileieate Academy. nsesines sunday N A. -
"Wednesday II A n.
Y.M ca Prayer nesaaaes are hsla evss-x Sunday
st AID sseFy Friday AZ = n IN the russa ~ ne
Association avse the Post ofBce. Enian meeting il
sld In the nm The hrst Eanday IN each meath as ,.
\. Nnoga uIen every night from - . - and tAa
National Christian TsmpeFanoe Uaioa Al 10 ~ sa
THURSDAY.
The LADIES TEMPERANCE PRAYER.MEErINa
meess IN the Logan lIase IIousa Thufnasv asarw
CENTENNIAL TEMPERANCE CLOh ReralzF
meesing each Monday 1T ?. H. IN their rooms II
Dusht Arcade, high street.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

huge steamiDg cauldroD. "Ialtw ls
called out, "put that kettle down" The
soldiers. OF course, obeycd. "Bring me
spoon" added the Prince. The spoon
was at once produced, but one OF the
soldiers yentured To begin stammer.
ing remembrance. "iIold your tongue"
cried tho Prince take off the lid. 1
insist on tasting it," No further objec-
ton was raised, and his IIighness took
large spoonful. "You call this soup"
he exclaimed why, il is dirty water r.
"lt il, your HiRhness," replied the sol.
der; "we have just been cleaning out
the laundry"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
RrorIsh TTHNs % CovH7--Fourth Monds,s Il Js.
uafy, AFgfi, August and NoFs nler.

BrorIsn TrHss % Cort7--Foufth Mondays a Jan
nary, AfHti, August and Nots nler.
frosl3fnt JudEs-Hon. CHAs-A Mann Iaek Haven
Aaditicasl Las 1uige-TIon. Joux n oHvls EeI.e-
funte
Asspciaie ludges--HOua FaNUEi TzaxcE JaHN ITrrx
fruthUnotaff-J CAtsIx IfaRrTA
k@Eisief Il VILE and Clk q u.C-E W RraazszmiE
Recorder - b"sds, Ao,-WHliAH a TouAs.
District Ati4tnef--psyIb s. FoRTxHE
ShefiG-JoHN sFANeLEH.
1reAEursF-IiExEf HEAHfCE.
County turVeyaf-JotHfH DEv1Ixa.
CDfunsT--goNATaNs CAMnKIuoH
County cBnisz'ousrp-ASnEIw GREee, GEo. suaE,
JtcaH prNELN
ttefk ta tounig CumtnissaauerN-Hrxpy BIZ
Attorney 20 County Comualzsi0nsfA--C ndsrn
Janitof n the Court HouHs--RsHTHrH GAtuAsrrH
county Anatnrs-IANEA 7. STExAKT. GneHsg n WI
uANs, TBozls n Jantsus
@url ,otBHias'oaers--IiENET kELLEs, Jr., EaTHAx :.
M1cHIA
fufseribtsndsuto of Fulae sehools-Pruf UrxHF NtrxH
AutAfies fullic-EvAN " uLANca.Hn W W por-rU
u. G. CHEEsEEar, Bsliefonte
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21
How We are Booming Ahead.


From the baltimore Gazette.
The Withdrawal Of s250,0O0 of double
eagles, or twenty dollar gold pieces,
from the Bank of England. on Wed.
nesday last, for shipment TO the Unit.
ed States, marks what is probably the
beginning of extensive importations of
gold. The low rates of sterling ex.
change have brought the market TO the
shipping point, and there seems to be
nothing to prevent payment Of our
heavy expectations Of merchandise in
gold. In addition to the enormous bal.
ence Of trade already in our favor, our
axports continue large without prece.
dent. The shipments from Baltimore
last week were two millions, from New
York seven millions, and yet the out
How OF grain TO supply the European
scarcity, from scant harvests, Is hardly
begun. The receipts of cotton at the
shipping ports indicate that the new
crop Of cotton is coming in and the ex
portations in this staple will greatly
swell the balance of trade In our favor.
There Is no corresponding increase In
our importations, and the difference
must, therefore, be made up in pay.
ments OF gold. Il is reported that the
Bank OF England has large acoumu
lations Of American double eagles in its
bullion reserves, and these will prob.
ably be the first to return 10 this coun.
try.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

PRIScK PKrER Of 0ldenbure is at the
head Of the Imperial Russian colleges
for girls and i very diligent In per.
forming his duties. lie lately decided
to see for himself whether there were
any grounds for the numerous com.
plants of the poor food furnished At the
Smoling Convent, where 500 girls are
educated. Proceeding 10 the institu.
ton just before the usual dinner hour,
he avoided the main entrance and walk.
ed straight towards the kitchen. At
the door he met two soldiers carrying q
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

Col. McCLuKE, of the Philadelphia
Iimes, has been seeking for information
Of Joe. Smith, in Susquehanna county,
Pa, where the father of Mormonism
planned and first preached the new
religion. Smith was 0 lumberman. but
was TOO lazy to work steadily. lie pre-.
ierred to get money as a "peeper.h or
man who pretended 10 possess the Rift
of telling where minerals and water
could be found. He had green stone
that was regarded by the superstitious
people as a wonderful talisman, and
credence was generally given TO his
stories OF supernaturalism. Deep pits
still mark spot where, under his di.
rection, man spent thousands of dol.
lars digging for mythical treasures.
Smith married a girl against her fathers
wishes, and went away to become a
farmer, but was too shiftless, and soon
returned TO be supported By his father.
in.law. His Mormon scheme was laid
there, and the Book of Mormon written,
but hardly any converts we're made In
the region where he was we'll known.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

The pen, says the Boston Coprier, may
be mightier than the sword, but it does
not rattle around the heels Of militia
Colonel 30 vigorously or trip him 70
gracefully as the sword docs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

A HOPELESS person is one who deserts
himself.
WHEN the moon gets full II keeps
late hours.
THE oldest verse in existence-the
Universe.
IcsORANcE has no light error follows
false one.
liz VINO blackens others does not
whiten himself.
THERE Is no grief like the grief which
does not speak.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

jury AND TRIAL LIsT.-The follow
ing Ia complete list Of the Grand and
Traverse Jurors and Trial List for Au-
gust Court, commencing Monday, August
Z5 1874.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-21

OgASD JURORS.
". W. Lesch Harris n. Rhone. BeIlefgnts.
thrtstish Btuef, Potter. tamusI Pie cher Bsgrs.
J. =. Hunt Half MON. H lllafu DaAsnsu spring.
William dn'ss BpgKs. IsoujAuin Rrsh. Marion.
Robert italHas, walker. Elis LttIe Hall Mon
J"hI iAfksoI, fatioA. William Mile. BelrfOnts.
A. an ksAftg walker. VIM Blake yhiIlt.igtg
j. rrh Gillilard. Potter. George u. FimIef Hnsli
John HyfAH' Potter. -. tfOustnilier, Colirgs.
et""le Ii"t"rlg. rPfuR. J. !. Gray. rhiiipsbufg.
l@-ais isss. ifnipsbufR. } CuudY. Ofsgg.
william Tate, BeGte. r. 4 Harsirall, Is-uher
TRAVERSE JrR0Es-TIEkT WEEK.
=. W. TNAfU. hustnn. J aliAz GTaru Hunp Shoe.
T. tshusJrf. LelsFirftiF. Michael f4ill. F8ttfr
Emanuel h1ss.f College. ramu" stephen, Worth.
4. !. Kfe4nrf. Harris David Ilaf;sr Nattaf,
JHhn Hrihl. Hsvafd Hsr0 IsracI Confer p.gp
John T. Hickman. Gregg John Tunk. Ihi.. D.lguyr.
y. X. Tass, E,llrfautn - dvalAIef. -u,IiIs
AAth rtp1'r, lafflF. Samuel g. .ei.rE. I'4fias.
". Er t'i. Hat Moon. IS lliaIa Itas.4rt. Tul1u
Nin ~ trt Eurus 4r. Gou.gfT Errs. .i5ellef,rrs.
!'An sLifer I@Eus9'. zimmerman. Jf. Walker
J.srgt FhrH5n. Esllra. e. % Kline Potter
u = h} tts b NJ A1 =. W. II. Or fssIual snow Fhsa
3 NrNgl'u. VA. r. i!..brft Manly. iltIsharg
s5mo,. iib IT, hslioioute Ja'H 7 Rpf' uAfis.
Wm NrIuuau, TaElar. John Log Eush
blElf Hsudufrau. Tayiuy Horn Nutaer Be-.
Do. 81 man, -pf4fr. Harm Curtin ara
John Cat F.fE4s5f Fau.! w1,s
'Htu, HHmHui hil"s. Harm F,s aaft, Harris
!. e. buhkle, FHHHTaiury Iat4rs Duf Ir'aH Iu.h
Naiihr@ ,. Eailo, -pDuF u. N-fa-noat Natirs.
J. \. Gfaf .ita. Ja-.h E3srT IT, HaIues.
J. ". iHi'Y. Brli"i.utr lHUH .ilaft, brrl.l.
TkAfEH-E Jri O.s--EEcoNB WEEK.
Eirlarl Nruu gu. Taylor WIIiam MaTNsn. Union.
II II. \. :. 4. q. 4 4: n. . g. &:
". u ltgv.iir lnH etufg NarlIaa Esaus-, Bonner.
-tuyh HHE@, Mile. Jauu G. -fuEr Iia4uas
D. NHSiHiry. IslsfYBis. TmHsr7rAu. walker.
fHlAV sitrrs, Na8Err. John +As. Hsr. Irf. usa1..
J.H.H kf5ief BHsss john Ws. .. fsf.us9fi
ErunrI Graham Esl'efslle Tlamas Milo. Wllc.l.uiE.
william ssArs.n. IL scr John I.aa .4y Ff .Hg
Jas MH'flr1, ihlhisshuTE Eu'efi Cahda. Harris.
y ". les'irs Nsian. Joan hair, P'nH-
4. " Gar Der Hoard tyr N lIIiam psAfrF Grs-r
I@f'iue tnni't, brgEs. .JrHes svaftE. Walker.
, T. MuFzog, Penn. DAVID Rhule ssoa Fb,s..
TRIAL LTkT-y kAT wgNK
A Eu4sraAr's M - fanse f.,,yy,,k,f,r..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
A shocking Homicide,


On "Wednesday last a shooting ARRAY oc.
Cured at the Aieubaugh school house. IN
the eastern part Of this county, resulting in
the death of young man nam ID Hersehel
Mclaughlin. The sssauItiny party WAS n
young man named William Jennings. len.
ming, II seems had been paying his atten.
tentions TO a Miss Norman, residing in the
n-ighborhood, and, upon a certain occasion.
claimed that MsLau< hlin had grossly in
suited the young lady. At the time above
mentioned JENNINGS and Mclaughlin met st
u school house, where sitercstio took
place, and Jennings shot Mclaughlin in the
GGnsxS IN iae elects of which ne dted on
Friday last, Jennings shortly after pro.
cured horse and made his escape. In is
asserted that two ether young men, nsmei
feefectively Theodore Hamilton and sem
Ste sarf, were accessories 10 the killing and
warrant has been issusd for the arrest az
All tnfee oil the young men. Jennings has
resided In Allen county about a year remov.
Ing hlther with hts parents from t,alnonp
Benton county, Missouri. The srents of M,
deceased are o Residents of the county ana
of the highest respeclao,lity. Intense ex
c't@ment Is aroused In the vicinity of the
homicide. -
LATER:-Since the above was in tyne len
ninss aud hrs alleged accomplices have n-sn
arrested and are confined In the county fail,
h-tr preliminary examination VIII be-
Deld In lew days Different versions of The
Unfortunate Fffair are now in Circulation
but we fore bear comment ther. on as a tucI-
cisl Investigation OF the facts Is SO near At
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
THO sun FOR lSSO

THE NCN will deal with the events of .the
year IsSO In 1ts own fsshiOu, now pretty well
| Understood By every "ody. From January /
TO December 81 IL WIN be cond ucted a
| newsp paper. written In the English language
| and printed for the yeopIe
| aiessp- per, The sun believes in GET
| Ting All he news OF the world promptly, ana
presenting IL IN the most intelliyibls shape
| the shape that Will enable It's readers To keen
we'll abreast OF the age with the least unpr. .
| ductive expenditure of time. The gr aie-t
Interest Ia the greatest number-thaI ~ tn.
law controlling It's d 4iy makeup, IL no y
has a circulation very much larger than that
nf any other American newspaper and IL
joys an income which IL Is at ali times pre-.
pared TO sDerd Iibersly for the her eft o. lis
readers. People of all con dition- of a. f. ara
ali ways OF thinking buy and read TIE sun:
and they alt derive satisfaction Of some SORT
from Its columns, for they Keep on buying
and reading u.
In it, comments on men End affair. The
sun believes irat the On'y guide OF policy
shou d he common sen, e, sp r.d by :. nutp.
American principles shd DscE.d by honesty
Of purpose. For this reason 10 l., anu viii
continue 10 BE-, -b-outeiy indeIer d. nj of
party cIasS, cilqu-, orssIIz ton or INT. re<i ,
IL H. for all, bat OF none. II will COZ tIuua 10
praise what II z 1Od aud reprOb,t.. what IL
evti, taking care That ITS lauguug4. IS To the
point and ilaia, he ond the 20 sibiliIy of
beng misunderstood. IL is uni. fiu-uce,i hy
mott vs that do not appear on tn, surface. II
mas n" ooin'ons 10 sell. save thOS- wHirh
may be had BY any purch aser for two cents
IL hates Injustice and raScsity even
more than IL hates u1necs>ssry words IL
sbhnrs irsuds, pities fobs, a. 4 'iario..s min
c'mpo0ps Of every species. Il will continue
throug hOut the year 1850 To chassis. rr.. riTst
Class, instruct the secord, and discpunieuanc,.
the third. All honest men, with honest con.
victions, WIZ Their sOnnd or m lists k-n pr, its
friends. Ana THS sun makes no bones of
telling the truth to it, fris nds and shout It's
friends whenever occa=IDn artists for nj Iin
speaking.
hese are the PRINCIPLES upon which THE
SUN VIII be conducted during the year to
come.
Tne year 1889 will he one in which
no patriotic American can nrBrd TO
close his eyes To public ufIaus. Ii
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25

THE BRITISH GOVERNMENTS Arrrrrrpp

LONDON, Dec. 20.-Sir Stafford North
cote, Chtnceiior OF the E1chsquer, deliv
ered an address to-day 81 great cvnsei va
tive demonstration at Leeda He made a
detailed repy to tie recent rpeech CT mem
bars Of the Liberal party and couplained
that GlajslOne's compsrison Of the ex-
penditures Of The l. bersi and Conse RI alive
Government WA IaIlaciou-, az he n ade no
allowance fer the extraordinary wsr ex
penditure made necessary by the cas- ern
complication
Tine tone of John Bright's recent speech
at Potter banquet WAS remarkable. Bright
had gone a. near rs possible to recommend
log rerublic in Eugland aud in com par
irg the United Ststes with the Birth EN-.
pire he had pointed out that the Wild ex-
tent Of the latter was merely a eau e OF
weakness. The Chancellor asserted thst
the policy of the Government; in Afsh.r-
istsn WAS one Of defence not as snnexstiou.
They still adhered in the main to the
policy set firth in the tresiy OF Gan
damuk, but wished the Afshanistars to re-
celVe government suitable TO lis popula-
ton, 20 that its country might form a
barrier between india and any power that
might encrOach upon il. He assured hi-
auditors that the government were conceal
ing nothing relative TO the situation in
Afghanstsn.
The government, he ssid, would take
measures to alleviate the distress in Ireland
without Pauperi.ing the popul- tion; but,
While careful of the material prosperity OF
Ireland, would, shove all, insist upon the
of Law and order. and wouI d
never cops-nt towith anydsm snds for home
rule, which the responsible statesmen of all
parties knew TO be impossible.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
the THE RELIEF

RAILWAYS READY PFrIEF Is the only
remedial agent in vogue lha; WILL Instantly
stop psin.
Fifty Cents Per Hottie
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
RadEaTs SaFsalallIaD
ReSOlVBlt

Chrcntc Sgin Diseases Carries of the Bona.
HumoTs IN the Blood, Scrofalons D'sssses,
Bad or Unnatural Habit OF Body, syphilis
and Nenersl, Fever Sores, Chronic or Old
Ulcers, Salt KheUm, Ricketts,, White SWELL
ing, Scalc Head, Uterine & iections, Can kers
Glanoular Swellings, Nodes, Wasting and
Decayof the body, Pimples and Blotches,
Turoors, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Bladder
assumption, Gravel and Calculous Depos-
Its. end varieties Of the above complaints TO
which sometimes are given sDecious names.
Ne assert that there Is no EnOwR remedy that
possesses the curative rover over these dis
sses that RADwAY's RESOLYFyT furnishes.
1t cures step bS step, surely, from the foun-
da'ion, end restores the injured parts 10 their
sound condition The wastes Of the body are
stopped and healthy blood is supplied TO the
eyHU.n, from which new material Is formed
This is the irst corrective power OF RAD
WAYS RESoLyEST.
ted. and mercury, QUICKSILVER, corrosive SUBJ
uin2ie have accumulated snd become de-
POSTED In the bones, joints, ETC., causing
cares OF the bones, rick cts, spinal curya-
lures, contort1ons, white swellings, varicOse
veins, etc, the RsApARTLLTAS Will resolve
away those deposits and eYterminate the
virus Of the disease from the system.
LII tnose who are taking these medicines
Tor the cure OF chronic, scrOfulous or syphil.
1tic diseases, however slow NAV be the cnre,
"feei better, " and find their general health
improving, their flesh and weight increasing.
or even Keeping Its own, Is a sure sign that
the cure Is progressing In these diseases
the PARENT either gets better or worse-the
virus OF the disease is not inactive; # not
arrested and criven from the blood 1t will
sp,,ead and continue to undermine the con-
silt ition. A. soon as the SaRsAPARIIIIAN
naiies the patient "feei better" every hour
you grow better and increase in health;
stre:a, n and fie<n.