The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
THE REAL ARTICLE.
Not thr Worthless shamS that Have
Lately Been supposed Upon the Pub

Not ttP Worthless AhanS ihat nave
Lately Been imposed Upon the Pub
lie.
The objections which some people enter
tain towards patent medicines are unwise
and unfounded. The patent medicine Trade
is simply the wholessling of certain remedies
in such quantities and at such low prices as
to place them within the reach Of all people,
poor and wealthy alike. OF course ih"re
may be some compounds tina, are put on the
market and sold as ''sure cures when they
really pos no curative qualities, Just as
there are cheap clothes and shoddy boots In
the mercantile trade. But when a Certain
| article has.been in uss for many years, meet
| ing with a steady demand on the par. oi the
| public, and gaining the appreciation OF dru--
| isis in every town in the land, IL is "A pretty
| conclusive proof that here, at least, there is
no sham. but a genuine remedy OF Inerit-
' Such is tine position now occupied by the
gadysy Remedies. For more nan quarter
| of a century they have been be'"Ie Tie
| American PEOPLE, and during that lous
L erlod they have steadily gained Ia feputt-
| non ana Increased IN sale. Never were tIey
| more popul ar than at the prrst ut TIME, bpln
IN the United states and Europe hunoreds
| NJ Thousand of afii !cIed men and women
| nave had reason Ia bless the invention OF
| these sterling remedies, ana Ihelr sEatiiuue
| Is shown in the constant stream OF ,seLmo,
| ials voluntarily pousing into d. Esdsay .
| New YORK Office. As may Naturally oe sup
/ posed, only a lew Of these can tie rc produCeu
| in print on account OF their vast NUMBER
| IL the publication OF them IN iuil should Ge
| begun, II would toe necessary 10 MI an eDtiTe
| newspaper with them daiy,-a feat which
| ven in these days Of extensive advertising
| Guild hardly he accomplished, not only Ou
account or the expensive, but because The
| uewsps per Itself might Oh eel 10 h-HLos aii
It's space mOnopollZ ii.
| IL NAV be well. then, while not eDGesvor-
| ing TO print at this time any especial tehli-
| Notwithstanding the reader, v no .TsIfss 10
| see What people say OF DIR. Railway Rein e
4 dies TO the reg ulaT advertisement nj IN snother
| column-yrt TO state succlnciiy what tt.
medicines made and soiu bS MI, Va. ~ 800, nl.s'
| what are their respective curative properties.
| In The first place comes the Ready Ketlti.
| This wa. invented by Dr. Roadway while
| looking for q medicine that would relieve thr
| nosx al main in a shorter ii me tnsn is usual Y
| r,oIiired nv M edlcines prescribed by the I, =.
| uIsr phy sicians. The Ready heiief has now
been in universal use So long that no one viii
l question the statement tnat II Will cure tire
! | worst pains in IRON one TO twenty minutes.
| Ii Is quicker IN Its operation ana more pow
| erful Ihsu The usual narcotics. ana Is entii
| free from the usual apgerous fleets IL Vas
| the first pain-remedy invented, ana Is tod y
| The oniy one that Is euecluai ano ssie,
| No an after how violent or excTuclsung
| the pain, the rheumatic bed ridden, 1nntin
| crippled, nervous, neuralgia or pfo>usteu
with desease, msy snner the hsi is1 WI, ~ =,
| IL will alleviate few of the IN may De fnen'
| ,ioned-such as N II AM nation, o. the bowers
| inIismmat OF lae bladder, inflammation
of the siuneys, mumps, con sesgIon of the
lungs sore throat, paipitation OF the heart
| hyst.rics Group. diphtheris, catsrrh, IN uel-
"a, headache, toothsche, neuralgia, roe UNI a.
| Uism. chiibl aims, ague, cnilis, an many oin'
l sr ills that flesh il heir to. The application
| OF the Relief to the part or parts where the
| nam exists Is sufficient TO cause It's Cessation
| in an extraordinary short time. For travel
| ers In the cars or ON the steamboat, TINS Is an
| inyaIusble companion, as fr q lently people
| are sc ;z4d with xcesstye psins while al place
| where no physician's services can be OBJ
| tanned. A. - =,
| ,sdicins manufactured by Dr. Roadway. ind
| IN is fruiy The great medical discovery OF d
y e for the cure Of chronic diseases, such =,
| SC sofuIa syphilis and its tremenaious tfsin o.
| evils. ioa, Iher with cutaneous gise 20 y, aa
| and vet so forrnidsb BILE antagonists 10 good
,: health and good looks. The EssoiveDt Is the
e | great blsod purifier, cleaning out the oe
4 PRAYED juices IN the systeIni hno fes'"ains -
e | at once TO freshness and vlsor
!, The third bessipg to the race TO whlcn
| attention Is called, Is Railways hesnisun
| Pills These form the only IeIlaole Nsse.aols
| substitute for csiomel and mercury. Tney
are still the peoples favorite and 3 sure cur,
y for costtveness, indigestion, pal pifstion, anc
| kindred diseases OF tue bowels, Liver, ane
u stomach, th-t follow In their train, or result
q from over eating or use OF improper food, o
. imp op.r use of s;imulsnts, or overflow o
| bile in the blood, and all cases where a purgs
S tive cathaftic or laxative medicine /,
!, | required. The pills are perfectly tasteless
!. elegantly coated with sweet gum, and theil
fesfe is 10 purge. regulate, purify cleanse, snC
y | strengthen. They are warranted to cure al
& disorders of the stomach, nervous diseases
| headache, iDcises ion. dyspepsia, hliiou
| lever, aud sil dersBsemsn's OF the viscera
y They are purely vegetsbi In their compost
. ton, containing no mercury, minerals, o
y deie:erious drugs