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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-26
DISTRICT COURT.
a Good Day for Business-D'-p"s
tiou OF Sundry Criminal Cases

A Good Day for Business-Disposi.
tiou Of Sundry Criminal Cases.
Hon. r. Crozier, judge; p. q. Lowe, sher-
III; McCown Hunt, clerk.
Court met at ten O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing.
Barbara Rsyser VS. John Rayser-Dismi-s s.
ed costs paid
Crowder VS. Hammond ct al-Rsport of Re
ce,ver confirmed; receiver allowed $50 90.
Insley. Shire & Co. VS. Thomos Cssey 81 a.
Miss Maggie Casey in default sheriff ordered
TO sell tax sale certificates in his hands
Robert Lee vs. Fanny Fossett ct s'-Scott
Ashton appointed guardian, al htfH.
Geo. W. Vets vs. =. r. Seely-Dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
state VS. sBrogan-Defendant's plea Of guilty
accepted by the Cour. and defendant SEN
fenced to three years confinement at hard
labor in the penitentiary OF the state OF Kan
| sas.
state vs. Robinson-Defendant informed o.
| the verdict Of the jury and no legal cause be
| ing shown why judgment should not he pro
nouuced, defendant sentenced to months
| In county all after expiration Of present sen
tence.
State VS. Jerry Nichols-Detendant'sp plea o
/ guilty accepted: defendant, being under th'
| age of sixteen years, sentenced to Six mCnth
In the county jail.
State VS. Oscar CDllins-Same entry.
| State VS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. released oi
| his own recognizance-
| EX parte X. l.. .wever-Admitted rs an Al
tOrney.
| SN l. tia VS. NJ. CranSton ct al-MotiOi
| for leave to answer withdrawn.
| Harriet Taylor VS. Virgil Tsylnr-Motion 4
| strike answer from file sustained
| Augusta Clamp vs. Char es r. Winter-De
murrer of d, fend ant to petition susiaine'
and exceptions: judgment in favor OF dc
| fendant; exception
| ii T Green VS. + +. Buckley ct al-Motio
| for a new trial overruled exceptions; jur
fee paid judgment on verdict; 10 days
| make a case.
:. ]. SulIy vs. ] p. Huhn-Motion for re
| apprsisement sustained
T.. +. Buckley VS. Joel Hiatt, jr Motion
| amerse held under advertisement.
W. II. Insley VS. J. II Crow ct Sl-MCtio
| to confirm sale sustained.
Court adjourned until ten O'Clock moi
row morning.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD.
The Leavenworth, Topeka and South
western Raiiroad Organized. to Con-
meet with the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific at LcavcnwOrth.

| Mention has been repeatedly made in these
| columns of a Few railroad, branching out
| from this place and extending southwest 10
Topeka. and thence to other points not YET
| determined, But little beyond the mere
mention of such a project being on foot has
IS vet been made II being deemed to the best
interests of the new line that the plans be
thorouyhIy laid before IT should be brought
prominently before the people. But the time
has at last arrived when it is proper 10 speak
more fally upon the subject.
Judge Ii. NJ. A Ter has recently visited To-
peka, and the result is the organization OF
the road. TIE full particulars are detailed In
Yesterdays Commonwealth, as follows:
amonv The other railroad schemes which
have been projected in the past six months, OF
which Topeka Is to be one OF the objective
POINTS is that of a road 10 run IN SOUTH
westerly direction through the stale, start,
ing at I.eavenworth and strtsln2 Topeka ana
nSkaloosa in is course. The idea Is TO make
the company an independent one. but TO ar
range 10 con meet with the chicago, hock
island 4 Pacific Road al Leavenworth-
meeting Of those interested In thls
scheme was had last evening in Peck, Ryan
K Johnsous office, and the foIiowlns olncers
Directors~M. h. Chase, Geo. Hale, JOS
& Wilson, II. NJ. Aler, ]. b. johnson, and Z.
l. Bouebrake.
PRESIDENT H. NJ. aller- teds g"
Vice-Presideut-H. NJ. Chase, Topeks.
Secretary-Joseph 9. Wilson, Topeka
Treasurer-Joseph Whitaker Leaven worfr.
Executive Commitiee-h; NJ Ai,er. LsN'
enwortn: Charles F. Kendall. Topeka; Hen
ry keeler OSkalooss; q orse D. HAIR and
u. W. Stormont, Topeka
upop to add ress the meeting, and responded
TO in a brief speech, in which he reviewed
the condition of affairs in Kansas from q rail-.
the railroads of the State and III manner in
which they originated, and gave II as his
opinion that such line as the one proposed
would meet the wants of . large number Of
the shippers of the State, who were at pres.
ept beyond the reach Of railroad facilities !;
| and would meet the approval Of the people
| generally, both in the lOwns and cities, and
| along the line. He also gave his opinion Of
| what part the c. R, I. d r. ratlroad would
| Aftar ms 3iscussiou of the subject BY ale
i most ali present, the moeeang adjourned,
subject 70 the eAll Of the Prestdent
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DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum purge, regulate, purity, cleanse
and strengthen. Railways PIlfs,.for the
rrre OF all disorders OF the stomach, Liver,
bowels, Kidneys. Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
Headache, Constipation, Costiveness, Indi.
gestion, Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Fever, In
6amination of the bowels, Piles and ali de-
Fangement of the Internal N,scera. War
rant to effect a positive cure. Purely yegeta-
ole, containing no mercury, minerals or de-
teteriOus drugs
0OObserve the following symptoms re-
ulting from Disorders of the Digestive Or.
ans:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of the
0lood in the Head, Acidity of the stomach,
NaussA. Heartburn, Disgust of Food, Full
no0 OF Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruc-
ea1sooA, Sinking or Fiuttering at the Heart,
C0oG1ng or eu1ering Sensations when In q
11e0g Posture, Dimness of Vision. Dots OF
W0oe oo6nre sight, Fever and Dull pain In
eho 8and. De0ciency Of Preparation, Vel
eoW09 q the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
- o. Amhs end Sudden Fiushes Of
- Duznlng In the Flesh.
- : 10tf8 sample RADWAY 4 o..
- -. WA4eB0s, ooGn0a1 Onngo1
{, : - VuG5h shoasands vxn - uunt
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An Old physician retired from practice
having han pl .ced III his hands by an Eat
India missionary the fOrmuls Of 81 simp &
vegetable remedy, for the speedy aud perrns.
nent cure for consumption, bronchitis, cat.
arrh, asthma. and all throat and lung affec-
ttons, also a positive and radical cure for ner.
vous debility and all nervous complaints
AIT. r having tested its wonderful curative
powers in tAousa nds of cases, has felt II hi.
duty to make il known 10 his suffering fe.-
lows. Actuated Oy this motive, and a oesire
to relieve human suiie-ing, / VIII send, free
of charge, To all who desire IL, this recipe,
with full dirert on Tor preparing and using
in German. French or English. Sent by
m all by addressing with s'amp, naming TIL.
paper, ". ". SheraT, li9 Powers' Block
Rochester, N Y. jurtGeowly
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DR.. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is warranted
to cure Syphilis in the primary, secondary
and tertiary stae es, and in all its varied and
complicated forms, and will cure the worst
cases OF yenereal diseases; cases which have
resisted the treatment of the most eminent
physicians of America. II cures the first
stage and heals the ulcers in a few days. II
cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat, head,
arms and legs; also hard pains in the bones
and joints, swelling of joints, syphilitic rheu-
matism, etc., in a short time. Price five dol.
lars per package. Sent everywhere by eX-
press. A treatise on sexual disease, free.
Sent mailed for two stamps. Sold by DR.. ].
Dinsbeer, AS, North Seventh street, st, Louis,
Mo. Cures guaranteed or tae money refund
ed. Tneo. E&ersdorf, agent, Leayenworth
Kansas mlleOdSwiyr
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nr. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure Gonnornosa, Gieet, Cor
dee, Structures, Diseases Of the Kidneys, BlRd
der and Urinary organs of males and fe
males.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. is a sure remedy
for the Spermatorrhoea, seminal Weakness
nightly emissions, the loss of power, caused
by seif-abuse excessive indulgence. prict
of DR.. Hunters Specific 81 per bottle. Injec
ton, 81 per bottle. Sent everywhere by ex
press. DIR. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No
AIS, North Seventh street, st. Louis, Missouri
Send two stamps tor treatise. Cure guaran
teed or the money refunded.
Theo. EgersiOrd, Agent, I.eaven worth
Kansas. may yl2-sodaw.
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Inflammation of The Bladder and
Kidneys,

chronic cases OF LucoIne'a anu S'eEiHe eis'
eases.
In tumors, nodes, hard Jumps, and syphi.
old ulcers; In dropsy, IN Nenelesi sore throal
uics rs and in tubercles OF the lungs; IN 2out,
dyspeueia rheumatism, ricketts,; IN mercurisl
uepOsits-it is in these terrible iorils oi uis-
ease, where the human body mas become
ompiete " reck, and where every nonr Oh
existence is torture, wherein this 4resat reine-
dy challenges the asionishment and adnllra-
ton OF the sick. II is in such cases, where
all tue pleasures OF existence appear cut on
Irom the unfortunate, and by lis wonderful,
almost supernatural agency IL Restores tne
hopeless to u life and new existence where.
this great remedy stands alone in It's might
aud power.
In the ordinary skin diseases that every
one tk more or less troubled with, a few doses
will, in most cases. and few bottles in the
more aggravated forms, work permanent
cure.
Those AFFLICTED with chronic diseases should
purchase 4 package 'ntaining one dozen
bottles. Price 10 per dozen, or So per hall
dozen bottles, or 81 per bottle sold by
Aruxgists.
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Advertising DOdCeS.

How often, deceived by a sensational head
ing, we think We have found something in
teresiing, and settle ourselves for quiet enjoy
ment, when after reading a few lines, We find
that the advertisers trick has led us astray,
a, We have been reading that Eureka Ague
Pills are "A sure cure Ior Ague, and that Com
pound Extract Sarsapariiia, Dandeiion and
Iodide OF Potassium puIifies the blood and
by all druggists In Leavenwortn, kau., Ne
brsska, Iowa, Missouri, Colorado and the
Territories. n, reader, We pity you. We
have be- n there too, ana learned that
Browns Liver riIls do cure the Headache
and Liver Complaint. dSw
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-26

The Probate Judge has received commu-
nication from O,awstomie, saying that Fred
oninn, Ann Martin and William savage
would be received in the Insane Asylum al
Topeka. He accordingly issued precept to
the sheriff to taKe them TO Topeka and war
rant for their delivery TO the steward OF tht
Insane Asylum there. and they Will be taken
10 morrow The TWO latter were recently dis'
charged from the OSawatomie asylum tc
make room Tor others.
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CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA!

New Cantata by FRANZ ABr. For female
voices. Fine music. (5tc).
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"WHAT EVERYBODY REQUIREsr-A Coon
CATHARTIC AND ANTI bilious MEDICINE
Keep your liver healthy, and thus ward of
many distressing complaints, by using
"Swayne's Tar and SarssparIlla Pills" Cures
ness, bad TASTE in the mouth, dyspepsia, in
ward piles, all complaints OF the stomach
and bowels. They act gently, without any
pain Or gripping, aud do not leave the bowels
costiv., as is the case with many other pur'
gatives. Prepared only by DIR. Swayne i
Son, Phils aelphia, and sold at IS cents box
by leadins 'ruggistS- Sold at wholesale by
ARNOLD & .iUNT, Druggists, and retail! by
Cam pbtll & kendTick. wed-frlsuuSw
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SUNDAY school Excursion.

The Congregational and Methodist Sunday
Schools will give the picnic OF the season al
Wyandotte, on Friday the 9th. Plenty o
nice shade and water on the grounds which
are near the de1o:. The excursion leaves
the Union depot at A. N and returns at ! p
NJ This will be the most complete affair o
the season, and you should not fail To TAX
the advantage thus offered and spend day
in the woods and refresh yourselves. Fare
round trip, auults. 81 60. Children (othei
than scolars of the schools Soc For sale al
Hofmau's music and S:eTIins's Jewelry
store.
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FeVerpnC "A quo.
DR.. RafIvny'S
SarSaDarIlIlal EGS9lTelt
rKEGREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

CHANGES AS SEEN AMI L LII
,hey daily occur after using a few doses
1 Good spirits, disappearance OF weak
ness Ianguor, melancholy, y, lncseitse ana h'iTd-
mes. of flesh and muscles, ttc
z Strength increases, appetite improved,
relish for food, no more sour "ruct 'lohH or
watertrash, Aood digestion, CAIN ana uhuIs-
rnrnsd sleep, awaken fresh ana vigorous
g. disappearance oI spotS, b4o'Sht>, PiIiA''
pl.s. the SKIN looks clear ana Ltalthy, Liit
urine changed iIom l.s iUiGid ana ciouuy
,nnaarnnce 10 a clear sherry or amber color;
water passes freely from the Bladder through
the urethra without pain or Sc'iiu4ASi Itde
or no sediment; no pam or weakness.
Marked dImuuItIOH OF 4uan!ty ana
freuuency of Involuntary HSahtbihs ais-
-baryes tif afflicted That wayl- win Tue GER
lainiy of perIuane mt cur'-- Incfe tseu strength
ey yhi nited in the secTetIng glEIts and lGhc-
tion Al harmony resior,d 10 the several or
gans. . 81. ,..,,,. ,f ,,,e owes
ami the swartny, saffron appearance oi the
skin cusnged 10 a clear, INeIy anu AeaIIhS
Cool. -, - ~ -.
innvs or ,uberculeS will realize great beneEt
in expecIorating freely the loush pheishI!
or mucous from the lungs all cSIis' bI"hchl
ar uinopipe throat or head. diminishing the
freouepcy OF cough; general increase strength
tbroug hout the system: stoppaSe nl nl-hi
sweats and pains and !etilhs "i weakness
around the ankles, leGS, shoulders tlc- cts-
sstion OF cold and chiIls, sense oi suHoctiiOE;
narI breathing and paroxys9n oi cough on
living down or arising IN the morning. All
lile,et OisAis>SlLS 'lNS--~
surely disappear .,r.,up,rrr>N,
7. Asaay after day the SAliSAfRlLLlAN y
ktsKen new signs oI returning belllh w4I
ppear: as the blood improves IN lufltS anu
strength q aisetSe will dlnlnisn ana ali !Or-
eisn and Iimp pure deposits, nUdtS, tuiaoIS, can
GERS hard Jumps, etc., be Teep!Ntd away anti
The unsouud made sound SIs hstlh!; Gl-
serS fever sores, chronic skin diseases grad
ualIy disappear ,.-,.,,.,-,
In cases where the system has been saii'
yate,, and Mercury, CUIcksiiNer, IoEroslNe
subItmate. have accumulated Snu become
iepo,it.d in the bones, joints, cic-, causing Z
carries of the bones, TlrketS, spinal CuTNAtures'
coniortious, white SwelNnE~, NstriSps- veins,
etc the SAKSAPAElLLlAN Will resolve
away these deposits and eALcrnlhaUe The u
ems of the disease from the system.
O If those who are taking these medicines
for The cure ofchronlc. sCrCiu!oUs or - pun
ific diseases, however stow may bS the cure,
.s,eeI bettern and find their general health
improying. their flesh aud weight lncfeaslns
or even Keeping ills own, Is a sure sign thai
the cure Is progressing. In these diseases
the matte At either gets better or worse the
yirns [ ne disease ~ not inactive; II not ar,
rested aud driven Rom tne blood, ~ VIII
spr,.ad aud continue To uua"EiniHt the CON
siitution. A. soon as lie SAhoA a hi a.
IIAN makes the patient ace! better every
nour YOU will grow hejie. anu increase IN
health, strength and neN--
The great power of IhtS remedy Is III us
eases that threat en dcsiii-stS IA
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IL is generally suppo-ed by ply hysicians and
the people generally that cy>pepsIa cannot
invariably be- cured, but We pleased tC
say that Green : August Flower has never e.
our knowledge, failed to cure dy spepsIa and
liver complaint IN all its forms, such soul
stomach, cOstiveness, sick headache, pal pI.
tatIon of the heart indigestion. bad tas e il
the mouth, etc. cut of the 5000 dozen bot
ties sold last year, not a single failure wa
reported, but Thousands of complimentary
cures. Three doses will relieve any case
Try ii. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
size rs cents.
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If ever there was specific for the cure o
| all nla'ari diseases, such as are produced by
| swamp poison, like intermittent or chill.
and fever, dGmb chills and enlarg ID spleen
it is certainly DIR. f. Wilhofts Anti. Periodic
| or fever and ague tonic. Prom its compost.
ton, which accompanies each bottle, it ma y
| be seen that 1t contains no dangerous drug
and that IN these diseases IL never tails, Hs
guaranteed by lis propri-iors. Wheelock
Finley q Co., New Orleans. Ia. kor sale by
AL druygiSls
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For LreTg6ody.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-26

Nicholas Robinson, living near Esston, a
brother of Jonn Robinson, of tho fire depart
ment, of this city, died a his home, early
yesterday morning, Of dropsy. His funeral
takes place at Easton to-day. The decea ed
was one of the best farmer citizans of this
county, highly esteemed by large rcle
friends. Throughout the la 'e war he serve
ithiu ly and msnfully in the cause of free
dom. H leaves wife aud three children
thu o ds>t cn'Id six and the youngest three
wears Old, 10 mourn this heavy loss
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Contradictory, har Preserystjye
s.rhc First Dose Gives Relief.
Trial Bottles DR.. Swayne's Compound Syru]
of Wild Cherry. Is Cents.

Trial Bottles DR.. Swaynes Compound syrup
of Wild Cherry, Is Cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results, is quickly cured before deyei.
oping q fatal pulmonary affection. For all
throat, breast and lung disorders, Asthma, or
Bronchial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver
Complaint, Blood Splitting, &C., no remedy is
SO prompt and effectuAl as "Dr. Swayne's
Com pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
81 have made use of this preparation for
many years, and II is proved to be very relis-
BILE and efficacious in the treatment OF severe
and long standing coughs. i know OF two
patients, now in comfortable health, and
who but for its use l consider would not be
living. ISAAC 8. HERBEIN, NJ. ID.
straustown, Berks county, Pa.
P-ice-Tr!al bottles, 25 cents; large size, 81
or SIX for s.. single Is cent bottle Will Oft.
entimes cure q recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk of life.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne Z Son, Phila.
enwo-th, by Arnold & Hunt Campbell and
kendr.ck wed.tn -sun.6
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Council Meeting.

The city council had a meeting, Friday
night, being general caucus upon tue sit.
uation on the bond matter. Resolutions
were passed, the substance of which was an
agreement to levy a tax in August for the
purpose of paying the interest on all bonds
COMPROMISED at that time, but for no other
bonds, and further, that the Mayor be IN
sfrt:cted to notify the bOndholders of this de-
cision Hon. J. H. Fitzpatrick was employed
as cD-counsel for the city al salary of $40.
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The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present full board.
The pei ition of b b. Moore. to be allowed
interest upon the claims OF w ;. Gable, e
ceased, was referred TO the County Auditor.
AT the r. quest Of sheriff Lowe. Jacob vii.
Iiams, prisoner at county jail was released.
GA motion of Commissioner Squires, +.
G. Lowe was instructed TO make quit claim
deed 10 the Fair Grounds TO the county. and
the county to make warranty deed 10 5. r.
Neeley.
matter of furnishing rock At the county jail
was referret TO the Committee on Jaiis, with
pOuer to act.
The foiIowing resolution was offered and
adopted
By Commissioner SQuires-
Resoired, That the treasurer Is heEety IN :
ktrucfed not to pay interest on any bonds OF
the county unless compromised d AT % cents
on The dollar
for the location of private road. Thereupon
the folloxiug viewers were appointed: u
n Piper, L. A. Ramsey and j. Hull. 10
meet with the County surveyor June 18th,
1879 at Lsnsing p o.
Mrs p Iarkin presented q petition to pay
hack taxes, amounting to e5s.1S, by paying
the sum Of $50: which petition was rtlec ca,
as the Board has no powef-tne taAes hos w
Dr' T. Stsymsn present. q petition TO he
aIl.weti 10 J. back taxes from 1875 IL lsIs,
by raging the face. IL WAS, on mouon,
Al Ine request of Sheriff Lowe, the fol 'ow-
inc nersons were released from the jail: JACK
Lsnahsn, June 4, 1879; Mary Martin' June l.
The peti,iou of NJ. Howell. IN ray back taxes
without interest. was presented ana .e! ecu, u
the Board having no power to aci, as the taAes
are not three years Old
o. mot.on. Board adjourned.
]. w. NIEHAus,
County Clerk.
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A GSHn

To all who are suffering from the errorsand
indlscTetions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay Loss of manhood, &c. I will send
a recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discover.
ed by missionary in South America Send
| a s..lf-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
| L. ISMAN, Station ID. NelO York City.
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SING. last reported, the following cases
have. h.en filed with the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court:
Rufb v. IugIe VS. John Il. Ingle-Divorce.
= A Marshall special executor OF the es'
,ata Of George w. Evans, deceased, VS.. John
l. Waddell ct al. in,
George w. Marshall, administrator WIN
viii annexed Of the estate OF Geor w.
Fyaus. deceased W. John l.. Waddeil et al
Johu H. Hale vs. Pha;be Hale-DiNOrce.
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We have on exhibition several samples oi
wheat, among which are two from Mr.. ]. W
II. Moore's farm, near Mt. Olivet. The first is
a bunch of White Fuitz that will yield TWEEN.
ty bushels to the acre, and has stalk three
feet long after leaving room for the reaper
The other is a bunch of Little May wheat
lust Is ken from the shock, cut by reaper, that
measures in stalk two feet, eight inches The
heads in both samples are well fiiled and
large.
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itching Piles.

The symptom are moisture. Ike perspira-
ton, intense itching, increased by scratch-
ing, very distressing, particularly Al night
as II pin WORMS were crawling in and
about the rectum, the private parts xte
sometimes affected; If allowed to continue,
very serious results may follow. DIR. Swaynes
All Healing Ointment Is . pleasant
sure cure.
HOME CARES.-We were great sufferers
vom itching Piles, the symptoms were as
above described, the use Of Swayne's Oint-
oient in a short time made perfect cure.
J.w. Ch2IST, Boot Shoe House, 3A n.
! I'd st.
I. c. wEYMAN. Halter, g. Egth 81. Phil
Q lelphia.
Reader, IL you are suffering from this dis
{, s6king Com plant, or Tetter, Itch, Scal6
Hsad, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crusty,
Scaly, Skin Eruption, use Swayne's Oint-
ment and be cured. sent my mail 70 any
address on receipt Of price dn currency OF
e1.2a Addreia letters, Dr.. swsyne Z Son, $50
N. Sixth street, Philadelphia. No change for
advtco. Sold By leading druggists. In Ieav
enWorth, By Arnold . 6u1S cAnpeen . \
Re0dEiek. e8ue4V
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We Relieve,

That If every one would use Hop Bitter
freely, there would be much less sickness and
misery in the world; and people are fast find
ing this out, whole families Keeping well AT
a trifling cot by its use We advise Ii IL 10
try it.-U. q A, Rochester, y. Y.
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Ren, Estate Transfer

Tho ro.io,S no transfer of real esta.e was
sl,d win Register Crowder yesterday
.b,. : Gilman and husband. of Roekland
countv New York, TO Reuben y. Hershheld,
warranty deed 10 lot q, block Y, LeaVen-
/ .r,n.,H city. So
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I SiStsILAls CASE.
Joe Cranston shot Three Times and
I'D in Two Weeks.

Joe Cranston, who was thought 10 have
been fatally shot by Tom Hines two weeks
ago last night, is getting EloDg well, at the
sisters Hospital, AZ with a fair prospect o
recovery. He got up Friday, put on his paE
falcons and walked from his room into the
corridor, and then returned without seeming
to tie exhausted IN the least. His case is q
singu ar one and will probIbly be the sub
ject of a paper to be read before the mex
meeting Of the Meuical Association one bal
passing through the chest from the front and
lodging Just beneath the skin in the back
another entering from behind and lodginE
near the bladder and third through the nip
coming out near the groin, and the patient