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PRICE 25 CENTS.
SaGriii's Sale, No. 9S.

DU8IIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
L ina under and by virtue OF "A Judgment
rendered in the District Court in the. County
VI VI LeaNth~nIth, IN the State of Kansas, In
tiH, ana JOhn Dietschi Is Defendant and of
an execution issued on said judgment, to me
ulreeled and delivered, l will on Monday
the twenty eighth day OF JuIy a D Is-a q :
eteNeh . CLOCK A NJ, of that day at the south
'front.' ioor OF the Court House in the CITY OF
LeaNenWoIih IN the County of Leavenworth
IN the State of Kansas. offer az puhIic sac
anu sell 10 Tue highest bidder, for cash in
hand, the following described tract of land
Hitual., IylnS ana being in the County OF
LeavenwUrth, in the State of Kansas. name.
ly: A''iie'
Ihirty acres of the north end Of the east
nal ia Va ot ths northwest quarter "a. of sec.
ton twenty-five f2j), in togusbiI nine taI
OF range tSenty-twG or w
Dated, this 26th day OF June, 1879.
Z. G.. LOWE,
JNo. G VOC EL, Attorney for P,aintIff.
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Getting Ready in Time.

IVOi. Z llGdgU IIIUUHt 7
We have frequently called attention to the
waste of time that is incurred in running to
the blacksmith shop during the busy season,
to get broken machinery repaired, or 10 get
an extra bolt in tine place o: one broken. a
halliday lost during heying and harvesting
by the sudden giving way of IA portion OF the
machinery may be quite expensive. All farm
machinery should he carefully examined a
few weeks before IL Is wanted for use, in order
that broken or defective pieces may be re-
placed or repaired. Manufacturers are I'M
proving their machinery every year, and
there Is less breaRsge than formerly; yet ac-
ciients will happen. There should always
be extra bolts, knives, puts, etc and. when
one of the extras is used. another should he at
purchased. As reapCrs and mowers are now
constructed, almost any one can substitute
new parts IOr those broken or worn out.
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A GOOD PLAN,

Anybody can learn TO make money rapidly
operating IN stocks by the 1.-TWO Unerring
Rules Tor ruccess," In Messrs. Lawrence a
So.s new circular The combination method
Wnich THIS nrn has made SO successful en-
4oies people with large or small means To
reap all the benefits OF largest capital and
best skill Thousands of orders in various
sums, are pooled into one vast amount and
cooperated as a mighty " hole, thus securing
10 each shareholder NJ the advantages of the
largest operator. Immense profits are di-
ylded monthly. Any amount, from IS 10
s2". or more, can be used successfully. y :
4 BdPfls! Weekly, september 26th, 1875 say =
by the combination system SIS wou I'd make
20, or per cent so pays $50, or per cent.
siOo tnsk sl,0Ob, OF 10 per cent. on the stock
dnrlng..the month, according to the market ~
Frdnk LestIe's Illustrated Newspaper, June
zsth: The combination method OF opera
ung stocks Is The most, successful ever
adopted" NetC York Independent, Sept 18th:
Tine combination system Is founded upon
correct business principles, and no person
need be without an income while IL Is kept
WORKING by Messrs- Lawrence & Co. Brook
fyn Journal, April 18th: -'Our editor made
mel profit of slOl." 5 from $50 in one of Messrs
Lawrence Co.'S combin- tons" New cir
cular (mailed free explains everything,
Stocks and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied Lawrence & Co, Bankers
81 Exchange Place, n. Y.
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NOTICES is hereby given that letters OF ad-
minlstratiOn have been graDted 70 the
Undersigned on the estate of Charles Cald-
we'll, late of said county, deceased, by the
Honorable, the probate court OF the county
and rtate aforesaid, dated the l3th nay Oi
Nav a D. 1872, Now all persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby no
tilted that they must present the same 10 the
undersigned iOr allowance. within one v ear
from the date of said letters, or they may De
precluded from any benefit OF such estate
and that If such claims be not exnlhlttu
within three years after the date oil SAID Iet-
ters they shall be forever harred;
ALONZD HUCklNS-
Administrator, consecutlveiy, OF tne e tate
of Charles Caldwell, Deceased.
MAY 18th, 1873. W"
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BaFl,esl Hedge .

ID > Marvin recommend, To the Western
New York horticultural society an evergreen
hedge with barbed wires six or eight inches
apart as fence within the hedge as the best
protection for orchards. Taeesergreen hedge
serves as a wind break aud the wires strained
taut in the middle of the hedge, prevents all
depredafors frsm getting through or over
An evergreen hedge is the most Ornamental
OF all hedge rows, while the wire furnishes
barbs, making IL equal in efficiency 10 any
other fence or hedge.
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CITY COUNCIL.
A Meeting Last Night TO Discuss the
Bond Questionable Conclusions.

Bond Question Conclusions.
The City Council had meeting last night
with all the men bers present and the Mayor
presiding.
After a number of bills were presented and
referred in the usual way the committee on
licences reported favorabiy upon a number
of petitioners, in consideration of the pay
ment of the usual fee of sIOo, while the petit
tion of Louisa Bo,hme was referred to the
Council for action
Mr.. FTitche stated the circumstances of the
woman, that she was poor, with children de-
pendent upon her, and said he thought 1t
best for the city just to let the mater OF i :
cense in her case go quietly and not say any =
thing about il, but let the woman sell.
The Mayor asked Mr.. Eritche II he, as
Councilman, could do this under the oath be
had taken; IL IL wasn't coctrary TO ordinance
Mr.. Fritche replied that il was, but under
the circumstances the Council shut its eyes
and let IL go.
The Mayor replied that he would rather
pay IL out of his o sn pocket
Mr.. Michael sa d II could all be arranged
by the Mayor Withdrawing his Instructions
TO Policeman Ellis, (who looks after a. such
violationsl, In this instance.
The Mayor replied that he would not SO
favor his own father or brother. A further
conversation was had, in which Councilman
Tbe Mayor that ,b part chief Of he
Guilty lay in the fact that the door would be
opened Tor many abuses II this was permit
ted.
Mr. Michaels moved that the woman be
given six months in which 10 pay the first
half of her license-So.
The Mayor thought IL q good idea to add
that security be given,
MIR. Michaels said that's what wasn't
wanted.
After similar passages, the license was
granted according TO Mr.. Michael's idea and
the report oi the license committee was con-
firmed.
THE BONDS.
The Council then listened TO the reading of
number OF letters from bondbo!ders, all
favorable 10 a compromise st a low rate, and
proposition OF a company TO buv up all the
BONES Tor The city al forty cents q IL Was DIS
cussed, ting with general favor except a
feeiing that proviso should be resei we'd that
the c.fy light have the right 10 buy up bonds
themselves when necessary.
On a motion by Mr.. Michaels which car-
ried, the Mayor was authorized to make a
trip East, Wis ting such points as he deemed
necx sSary to see at what rate he could bnv n
the bonds, the Ieuncil agreeing that the civ
pay his eKpenses-the.Mayor or say ing iha, he
would not charge S2b or t<enfy cents . Jsy
as n fee, but his actual travelling expenses
MeSSrs. Michael, Baer, Wilson and the CITY
Clerk were added to the Ways AID Means
Committee to see about getting the new
bonds presented. They will hold meeting
to-day.
The Council then adjourned.
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Found at Last,
lChicago Tiibune.l

Philosophers will be glad to learn that that
mysterious entity, the mind, has been dis.
covered. so, at least, proclaims Dr. q. jaeger,
of stuttgart, VINO writes to the editor of the
German periodical husband, that, after long
series of Investigations, he has at last caught
the interesting mnnad which has given 50
much trouble 10 meta physicians, and whose
very existence "A good many of them deny
An association of scietific men will soon meet
IN Baden Baden, and Dr. lager promises to
deliver up the soul To them '.lnatuein All caliy
bound hand and foot"
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Remedy Ior Cancer.

In preparing the remedy take equal parts
OF rosin, mutton-taliow and lard melt and
stir all together; when partly cooled add a
heaped teasponful OF veriigris and stir well.
Spread a plaster the sizeiof the cancer with
the salve, sprinkle on sulphats of zinc until
the surface is about white, wash with CASTLE
soap and renew the plaster in from six to
twelve hours. Continue until the cancer is
killed or comes out, which Will require from
len to twenty days, Then apply the salve
without the zinc until the spot is healed,
This treatment kills the cancer and effects
but slightly the sound flesh. None OF the
cancers SO treated have appeared again, SO
far as / know, but ali seem perfectly we'll
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District Court.

Court met pursuant to adjournment
+. F. Bulky VS.. Joel Hiatt, jr-Mo,Ion 20
amerce sheriff overruied; excepted to by
plaintiff and notice of a motion for new
trial entered.
Skaggs vs. Myers-Contlnued.
Latin VS.. Cranston IT tal-Defendanis In de-
fault, Judgment Tor I. .SI.0l, interest and costs;
foreclosure and sale of mortgaged prem mses
ordered.
wahle- VS. ScEee-Passed till this morn
ing at ten o'clock
Clark Vs. Rogers-DsfendaDts motion FOR
new trial held under advIsemgni; plaintiffs
bill Of exceptions presented, settled and
signed and filed
Court adjourned until ten o'c!ock this
morning.
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The Farmer II King.

There is no class for whom the future holds
SO much social and intellectual! advancement,
so much assured prosperity, and SO much
rstionsl happiness, as for those engaged in
the vaIious departmentSof agriculture, and
in no country IN the world are the farmers SO
well prepared As in this by inrelligs nce, en-.
ergy. enterprise and political AS well as ustu-
raI conditions, 10 pluck the earliest benefits
from the treasures of the fui lure.
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Notice.

LEAvESwoRTH, KAN, May 81, ls5J.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, That peti-
~ ton will be presented TO the Board of
County Com mIssiOners at their next regular
session on the first Monday OF July, l5l9, u
vacste certain streets in the town OF Kick
apoo, LeavenwoTth County, Kansas, tO-wlt ::
Walnut street from FIfln 10 Eighth.
ISAAC WINFS,
iune5wit Principal Petitioner
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Nitrate of soda, besides being a.plant feeder
and the best source of nitrogen for plant
growth, furnishing ii in the best form for as.
simIlation, is also a distributor of plant food,
by aiding in the diffusion of other elements
upon which plants. grow, through the body
OF the soil. It's importance in agriculture is
as well rs IN this county,
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Adm nistrator's Notice.
HE STATE OF KANSAS. :,

t. y
r LEAvESwORTH COUNTY,
Ia The Probate Cont IN aud for Scid CoTtty.
In the Matter of the tstate OF
GEORGE BONZER, Deceased.
N-oTfrE, IL HEREBY GIVEN that letters
y of administration have bsen granted 10
In,. undersigned on The estat- oil george b,"-
ger, late OF said county. decessed, Dy tne
honorable the probate court OF the county
and state aforesaid. dated the 18TH uay OF
May, y. D., 1879. Now all persons haElhs
cIaitns against the said estate are hereny no
titled that they must present the same 10 the
for al .owance, within one year
from the date of said letters, or they m"S pe
pTecluded from any benefit OF snch estate
and that If such Claims be not exhibited
within three wears after the date OF SAID let.
ters, they shall be forever barred
HARVEY l. BiCKFORD,
administrator, COuSecutIvely, of the estate
of George Bower, eceased.
MAY 2grH, 1873. We"
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About Buying Tools.

IScfeut4IC + dliucY.I
LIST. Know what kind of work you want to
accomplish. II plow, do you wan, q lap
furrow or fat furrov turned: Ifa harrow,
do you want q scariner or q pulverizer or a
smoother implement: Do you want light
draft or heavy drsft. And 10 with other
tools.
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The Inquest.

The coroner's jury which sat upon the
body OF DR.. Spence, killed by Wiley Stall
lard, at Platte City, Monday morning,
brought In a verdict in accordance with these
facts. StaIlard will have his examination
Monday Ii is said that he will be released
ON bail day. There Is still no unusual ex-
element over the shooting IN Platte Clty.
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n Haldne.. or Denc,eucy in Hair


Exists, or II the ha,r Is gray, dry or harsh,
the natural youthful color can.be restored
by using London Hair Color Restorer," the
most delightful article ever introduced TO the
American people Tor increasing its growth
restroringits natural color an ! a. the same
time lovely hair dressing AID beautifier.-
IL is totally different from all Others not
sticky or gummy, and free from ali imrure
ingredients that render many other articles
obnoxious; In fact il Is exQuisitely perfumed
and so cleanly and elegantly prepared as to
make IL lasting hair dressing and toilet
luxury.
]. A. TYNES, A PROMINENT CITIZEN,
Wilson, \. C., writes: Some ten years ago
my wife's hair commenced falling, sDd got
very thin and turned gray but after using
London Hair Color Resiorsr" the scalp be-
came healthy, the hsir stopped falling, the
color wac restored, and is low growing
beautifully.
ASK you. druggist for London Hair Cnlor
Restorer. Price, IS cents a bottle. Six bottles
for q. Main Depot for the United ates,
$50 North sixth street, Philadelphia
Sold by Arnold HUNT, and Campbell and
Kendrick, Druggists, Leayenworth.
iuesthrsass&
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Gss.snees Sale.

Notice Is hereby given, TINT the undersign-
ell will sell at public sale on Friday July lltn,
1872 between the hours OF 10 A. NJ. End u NJ,
at the office OF Nrllis & " eed, Southwest
corner OF Main ana Delaware streets, Leav-
euwOrth, Kansas all the notes an accounts
belonging to the estate Of Henry W. Gillett,
bankrupt that have come into his hands rs
such assignee, remaining yet unco.lsctet.
Terms cash. Notes and accounts may be exam
insd Till the day of sale ut the office OF Ne!Ils
& Weed. L. j. W Efps
Assignee of Hsr ~ W. GIllett, bankrupt.
tune 2JyedxwSt
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Ofthe circulation OF the blood was an i'm
por,ant event in the history OF medicine
but If the blood be full of Impurities, It's cir
culation which Providence intended a. a
blessing proves a bsne. Hence We should
cleanse the blood with Rosadalis, the great
southern Remedy.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that letters
~ OF administration have been granted to
tne undersigned ON the estate of William F.
Burney, late of said county, decreased, by the
honorable. the probate court of the county
and State aforesaid, dated the 18th day Of
May, A. d., 1879. Now, all persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby no.
tifisd that they must present the same To the
undersigned for allowance, within one year
rom the date OF said letters, or they may be
precIuded from any benefit of sreh es' ate :
and that II such claims be not exhibited
within three years after the date o. said ie L.
tiers, they shall be forever barred.
joseph II. Bell, administrator of the estate
Of William p. Rurney, deceased.
Nay 18th, 1873. vaw
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Saltperre.

To destroy bugs on squashes and cucumber
vines. dissolve tablespoJnf OF saltpetre or
two in a pailful Of water; put pint OF this
around each hill. The bugs burroy in the
earth AT night and fail TO rise In the norning.
II Is also good TO kill the grub IN peach trees
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II the testimony Of eminent chemists, and
sagacious medical men, is of any value, DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder is the most
perfect made. These men of standing In their
professious, not only recommend its use, but
endorse IL by using IL in their own families.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAvESwORTH,
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SCAlO HEAD
For Ntne Years cured when all other
Eemedies Failed.

Messrs. wEEiss & POTTER Geatlelaen Since
July lsst have been using your CUTIcURA
Tor Scald Head. and II has cured me when all
medicines that have taken Ior nine wears
did me no good. / am-pow using IL as hair
dressing, but my head is well. 1t keeps the
hair In very nice condition.
Yours truly, II. A. RAYMOND
Auditor Fort Wayne, JocLson & lSIgincto x, II.
ACKsoN, MICH, Dec. -, ISIS.
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How TO Fool the CurcuIto-

Form cobs dipped into molasses and sus-
pended from limbs IN the plum trees has
saved many crop of pluns foI Moreland
farmer. II. has done this for many years
with success The curculio will lay his brood
into The sTeetened corn cob instead of the.
plumbs From six to twelve pre- psred corn
cobs are Sufficient for an ordinary-slZe1
tree.
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Dry Coating for Basenn e.. Walls.

GDeT Techniker.l
Take fifty pounds pitch, thirty pounds re
sin. SIX pounds English red, snd twelve
pounds b-ick- dust. Boil these ingredients
and mix them thoroughly; then add abo,. t
one-fourth volume OF Oil turpentine, or
enough to How easily, 80 that "a thin coating
may be laid on with a whitewash or paint
brush. Walls thus coated are proof against
dampnesS
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Administrator Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, -.
LEAvESwoETH COUNTY,
In the Probate Court IN and jor sad ConJIty.
Ir the Natt.r of the f. tate OF
CHARLES Caldwell
Deceased.
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Ntdtf.
Prairie FarnerI

The cultured man is the reading man, and
the reason why the farmers as a rule are no.
cultured men, il because they do not read
Read. then, and reflect on what you read.
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The CUTICCRA REMEDIES are prepared by
Weeks 4 Potter, Chemists and Druggists 800
Washington Street, Boston, and are for sale
by all Druggists Price OF CUrICURA small
boxes, so cents large boxes, containing two
and one-haf times the quantity of small, 81.
REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CCTICURA SOAP,
IS cents, oy mail, 80 cents; three cakes, .5
cents
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POPULAR Illustrated book Goo pases) on
MANHOOD WoMANHoOD! MARRIAGE. In
pedtments to Marriage ;.the cause and cure.
sent securely sealed, post paid for 50 cents, BY
DE- Q. WHITTIRR, 2l7 st. Charles Street, st.
Louis No.. the great specialist. Read his
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COLLINS
voL1A|c - ELECTRIC
PLASTERS
Electricity and Healing BaIsams
Instant Relief from Pain
and soreness.

instantly and mysteriously the electrica
FORCES generated by this wonderful plaster act
upon the nervous system, bsnishiny Pain
anu weak ness, rouSinS the dormant Muscles
, raICo NV me- sllinulallng the Liver and Kid
neys, curing Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Billions
Colic, Cramps and Pains.
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Weak
St.ht, weak anu Sore Lungs, Coughs and
Affections, Weak Stomach and Bowels ,ona
ana Liver Pains, Enlarged Spleen, Female
weakness, Shooting Pains through the Ioins
anu BACK, Lack of strength and Activity
nervous, Muscularand Spinal Affections re.
IieVed aud cured when every other plaster
iihinsnt, lotion and electrical appliance
PRICE 25 CENTS.
lie careful 20 call tor COLLINS VoLTAIC
ELECTRIC PLASERS and Insist upon having
Druggists - --
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HUMORS OF THE SCALP, LOSS
OF HAIR.

Loss of Hair in thousands OF cases is due
entirely 10 some form OF scalp disease Sew
enty ny- per cent OF the number of bald
heads might he covered with hair by a judi =
clous use O: CUTICURA, assisted by CUTICU-
RA SOAP. IL IL The most agreeable well as
the mu>t eff ctive hair res Or,r ever produced
10y man. IL is medicinal in the truest sense
OF the word. All Others are oleagenous mix
ture or poisonous ayes. None but CUTICURA
possesses the specific medical properties that
enable u to cure all itcning ard sca,y dis
eases that 1nilame and irritate the scalp and
halr glands anu tuoes, Causing premature
badness. Medium doses of the CUrICURA
REsoLvENT will purify the oil ard sweat
GLANDS OF the virus OF sCrofuiOus humor of
the blood and insure permanent cure " hen
taken in cIn neclinn with tie outward appli-
cation OF CUTICCRA
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HOUSE AND FARM.


Never hTeak up the soil to start bIueg grass
Sow it on the surface, and Put on your cat
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T0eeklp Gimes
THURSDAY JUNE &c. 1879.
New Cars.


Three more Narrow Gauge cars arrived yes
terday for the Kansas Central making thirty
Ave received during the past three wees.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
jS oFer.,. For q
81 CAIARRH -

instantly relieves and permanently cures
Sne-Zlng or Head Colds, called Acute Catarrr
Thick yellow and foul Mattery Accum ula.
tions in the Nasal Passages, called Chronic
Catarrh rotting and slougning OF the Bones
of The Nose, with discharges of loathsome
matter tinged with blood, and Ulcerations
often extending to the Eye, Ear, Throat and
Lungs, called Ulceraiive .Catarrh. Also, Hay
Fever, Nervous Headache. Dizziness, Cloud.
ed Memory, and Loss of Nerve Power.
This Great Local and Constitutional Rene
dy Is prepared entirely by distillation, and
contains, In the form of vaporized essences
The greatest vegetable healing and purifying
properties known 10 modern chemistry.
BY means of DIR. Sanford's Improved Inhal-
er, which accompanies every bottle free of
charge. IL Is Inhaled, thus acting dIrectlv on
ses OF foul mucuous ascumulatiOns, subaue.
Ing Inflammation when extending to the
Eye, Lar and Throat. restoring the senses of
Smell. Hearing and Taste when affected
leaving the head deoderized, clear and OPEN
the breath sweet, the breathing easy, and
every sense in grateful and ,OOthted condi-
llOn. Internally administered it pefmeates
every fiuid of the body, cleansing the entire
lnucuOus or membrsnOas system through the
hiood, which IL purifies OF the acid poison al.
ways present in Catarrh. Ii builds upthe
eufeeb!ed and broken down constitution robs
ne disease OF Its virus, and permits the fo--
nation of Health Restoring Blood. Unless
ne system Is Frustrated by scrofula or con-
sumption beyond recu peratioD, it will effect |
permanent cure in every case. Hundreds
u Testimonials. Every druggist who has |
We, ,Ser sold IL Will chserfully bear witness to |
Is marvellous efficacy.
Price, with Improved Inhaler Treatise and
Directions, 81.
Sold by druggists EVERYWHERE
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Publication Notice.

YVNO LENA FELlN, sole defendant IN case
No p 7ji and one of the defendants Ia
case No. ., 1871. You Will take notice that on
the ii st day OF the next september term OF
said Court. being the lst day oil september,
Is-e or as soon thereafter As the same can DE
heard, l shall move the Court to revive the
Judgment heretofore rendered in each OF tine
above entitled cases, and that on the nearing
of said MOTION y aflitavlts will be offered IN
writing In support of said motion, as well AS
the records and papers In said eases filed In
said Court and you can then and there attend
If you see proper. ,,. ,,,.,,,,,,
LEAyENwoRTH, KAN, June ", lolo
w5t june26
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hUMOR OF The SCALP
rhst ssas destroy Ing the Hair cured
with one boz OF lIllCURA,

Messrs. WEEKS POTTER: Gentlemen IL
want 10 tell you wnst CUTICURE has done for
me. About ten years ago my hair began rall-
ing out, caused by Hunor OF the Scalp.
tried various remedies, too numerous TO
mention, without relief, until began using
CUriCURA, one box of whichhas entirelycured
ne and new hair is beginning to grow.
Respectfully, MRS. U. J. ROOT.
s97 W LAKE ST., CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. Is, ISIS.
We know The above To be true.
MARY Z. TOW NSEND, sI2 W. JACKSON 81,
MRS. \. GRAY, JiI FULTON Sr.