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show thet the storm was very severe II that
section, but no CASUALTIES are yet reported.
The citizens of Atchison have raised this
evening 81 200 Tor the relief OF the sufer-
ers. A special train leaves there at mid
night, carrying supplies Of medicine,
blankets and clothing.
N MISSOURI.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 3l.--A terrific
cyclone paszed over the eastern portion ot
jackson county, Friday night, doing great
damsge at several points At Blue SPys,
twenty miles from here, il struck the house
of X. l. Harris, which was completely de
molished, aud himself and family, consist
ing OF a wife and four children, were car
ried up into the air, completely out
of sight, and dropping in different
places aud directions from the site OF the
dwelling, at distances OF from 10 to 200
yards Mrs Harris and one child, a little
cir! aged years, were killed instantly.
Mr.. Harris lived until one O'Clock the fol-
lowing morning. and another child, a
babe S month. old, is no douh.
dead by this time. The other tSo
children, girl and boy, were
Tie body OF Mrs Harris and one of the
children vas picked up in p corntield
about two hundred yards north Of the
house site, while that OF Mr.. Harris and
another child were found IN close proxim-
ity to each other, directly southeast oil
the house. one hundred snd. fifty yards. Tine
other child was found in the direction IRON
which the tornado came, lying in pool oi
water fifty yards away, with large bunch
OF wet straw wrapped SO tightly around
his head and shoulders that it was with
difficulty removed. How it come there Is
a mystery which will probably never be
solved. The boy was but slightly hurt
His escape is probably due to the straw
which broke the force Of his fall. The
storm struck again about two miles souti
of Lees Summit. and taking northess
course, destroyed houses and other property
all the way from there to Wellington, LIZ
f,ye.te county.
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sure THING

DR.. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is warranted
to cure syphilis in the primary, secondary
ard tertiary stages, and in all its varied and
complicated forms, and will cure the worst
cases OF yenereal diseases; cases which have
physicians OF America. Ii cures the first
stage and heals the ulcers in a few days. II
cures ulcers III the mouth, nose, throat, head,
ana joints, swelling of joints, syphilitic rheu-
matisIn, etc, in short time. Price five dol
lars per package. Sent everywhere by ex-
pres. 4 treatise on sexual disease, free.
Sent mailed for two stamps. Sold by DR.. j..
D!ng5eer, AS, North Seventh street, st, Louis,
No. Cures guaranteed or the money refund-
ed. T2eo. Egersicrd, agent, leavenworth
Kansas. mlIHCd&Tiyr
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eyw CoMHEgCg.L TRAVELLERS.
Where Some OF the Travelling Repre-
~cntatives OF rLeavcnwOrth's Whole
are 1t Present

Below is given list of the whereabouts of
a number OF the travelling men of Leaven-
worth, AS they were casually obtained by
the reporter. yesterday, the name of the
house being fist given, their line of busi-
ness, and the travellers names following;
Crew Brothers. Books aud Stationery-S H
hiser Is along the line OF the Central Branch
railroad.
Goldsmith 81 Gable, Ciyars-S Lang is
working westward along the X. P: ana Mr..
Thomas Gable leaves the present week to
represent the mouse along the L., l.. & q.
FARRELL Brothers. FruITS-W. c., Hurley
sends in his last orders from Dodge City; and
Il j. Brown Is heard from last at Washing.
ton.
s.Woolf Brother, ,ShIrts-Bo,h members of
the came up from their branch store AT
Kansas CITY, Friday, and are in the city, as
also Mr. ). Josepbi.
:. LoeweHIhal & Company, Dry Goods and
Clcthing-C. r Hsug came in yesterday or
the Central Branch and Aaron well of the
Rock Island.
b Z. Clark K Company, Crockery-A. p.
EcSillap Is in The city bur starts out over the
Central Branch Ia morrow; Major L. l.,
Knapp came IN off the Rock Island iast even
Scott. and h. ID. stewart Is in Nebraska.
Munsoa & Burrov, 5 ash and Blinds
George Bunow Sundays al Parsons.
X. b; craig. Soap Manufacsurer-Ed. 5.
Gerau2hfy Is at present in the city, but starts
out on the Kansas Pacific this week.
Burdette e Heis, Marble works-w. H.
hlinsey Is IN North western Missouri. l.. W.
WorthIngton is Sundaying at PIaItsburg j.
j. Gregg passes the sabbath at Clay Center
X NJ. McGregor came in yesterday off the
Kansas Pacific; h. E Yeager is al Mpscotah
10 day; j. simpson is at lola; y. +. Rich
mona is Nj Neosno Rapids; and j. u. Farrell
is at Wstervllle.
kohlfing 4 Co, Grocers-Frei Rolfs IL at
Manhsttsn, sorKing up slolg the b ue.
W. Z. Looensteio, Hides, Furs, e;c-M.
sickle is IN Northwestern Kansas; Julius
Schuller is on The l.. l.. & e.; Vim Robertson
Is IN on the h r. and leaves on the same
road this week; y NJ. Kelsey is al home, but
leaves In a lew dsvs Tor Northern Kansas
y. a. d Nenrasks, and Georse r Neeley Is in OF
Great Western Stove Works-Harrv peylin
Is lu from a trip in Nor;herp siIsson-,
Great Western Manu- aeturil- q nIs:uy-
W m: ShseSman Is Sundaying at Russell; p.
u, O-Nsill came in Friday of the Council
biuiis road; and John Wilson goes out along
the n. T. road this week.
Arnold q unit. Drugg,sts-C. G. Peacock is
working IN Northwestern Kansas.
Novelty WoTks-L. G. spsulciuy leaves
tne present week for the L l. & g. trade
Kansas agon Company-Cyrus Town.
send goes out this week along the santa Fe.
NJ. NJ Jewett is at CawkerC City; J. NJ. I1esper
is in Texas, headQuartering at Dallas: and
J. b. McAfee leaves this week tor Nebraska.
George A. Eddy. DrugsJoseph Kester 10
Sunday ing at Independents; and Lewis T.
Reese is in from the Northwestern portion Of
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Inflammation Gf the Bladder and
kidneys,

Chronic cases of Lucorlea and Uterine dis
eases.
In tumors, nodes, ha-i Jumps. and Syphi-
old ulcers; in dropsy, ia veuereal sore throat
ulcers ana in tuberctes OF the lungs; in Sout,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, rickets, in mercuriai
drposts-it is in these terrible forms of dis.
ease, where the human body has become a
ompiete wreck, and where every hour of
existence il torture, wherein this great reme-
dy challenges the aslonishInent and admira-
ton of the sick. At is in such cases, where
all the pleasures of existence appear cut of
from the unfortunate, and 10y lis wonderful,
almost supernatural agency IL restores the
hope.ess TO a life and new existence where
this great remedy stands alone n its might
aud power.
In the ordinary skin diseases that every
one is more or less troubled with, a few doses
will, Ia most cases. ana a few bottles in the
mole aggravated IOrms, work a permanent
cure.
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should
purchase package Containing one dozen
tottles. Price 10 per dozen, or S. per han
dozen hotties, or 81 per boIIle. Sold oy
druggists.
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MISC CEILhMECuS.

= { Ct.A EDLE-
febe3-W, mo. l.eaA enW OEiA, Kansas
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AN EMPLOYEES CRIME.

SOul-Sirkeniag Details OF the Crime
Of : Chicago Book ok-Keeper-FOJd fer
sunday Dissertation.
CAGo, May 3l.-A most peculiar snd
distressing case of dishonesty in an en-
p.oyee came to light in the criminal court
to day. Elwiu Harris, formerly book
keeper of the wholesale boot and shoe firm
of zoe Brothers, later known so McCauley,
Dyke & Co., was yesterday indicted for ab
stracting the funds of the firm, was arrested
snd plead guilty to-day and WAS sentenced
TO seven years in the penitentiary.
Harris confessed the theft, stating that his
ungovernable desire to become rich was
the motive; that from 1871, when he was
employed, to 1878, when the firm was
driven into bankruptcy by his methods, be
had taken from $4,000 to $4,000, all of
which he had invested in bonds, real estate
and in the business of his former employ
ers, which he bought with the funds stolen
from them. 1t was only few DAYS ago
that the bankrupts, in overhauling the ac-
counts, came across some little discrepan-
cie-, and when asked TO explain be made
full confession. He was oTnrwheimed with
a sense of his disgrace ard pleaded to be
sent Immediately 10 joliet. He has q wife
and mother.
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0GIeeI3lp Times
THURSDAY, JUNE ), 1873.
rITT NEWS.

TIE cash receipts for fines collected IN po.
lice court Last month VII! ach nearly s7Uo-
a Iarge month.
rms dogs must be attended TO as to-mor-
row officer Joseph Carnss viii commence
locking after the enforcement Of the dog or
uInaucs.
Mrs JAMES MURRAY, who se husband was
iyncHed near Esston, Wednesday night, is in
the city, at the Sisters Hospital. Her
I ourle> nave nearly driven her crazy.
Mr. .JossPH KINBUsH, a farmer living near
l. 81 Leav,nwo h, was pinned TO the ground
IN the storm list Thursday, while pio~ ing,
by tli- UuIr al {. falling tree. HIS funeral
% ~ 5.aCs itrday.
- oOIv.Fsatgrn with a gentleman from
OIag-, ye.teTdty, "A TINS representative
was iufoTmed That the rain had extended
every ,ynsIe al along the line o. the Kansas
Genital railway, and that every thing Wa
boxing hne.
! EsTEEDAY morning, about four O'Clock, a
tHe corner of Fourth and Delaware streets 6
man WAS lying at full length upon the FRS
National Bank steps, and another was lyIn.
1t the foot 81 a stairway near the corner o
Flftn and Delaware street. = there police
man on the mi-dle beat:
OWING Ia The fact that no names OF persons
taking part in the exercises at the prison a
ForI Ls4yeu ~Orth on decoration Day, ap
p.sTed on the programmes, ii WAS difficul
to particalsrize. Some Of the importan
CHARACTERS Were, IN consequence overlooked
among wnorn were Mrs. West, Miss Mimi,
March ana u is Allie West, each of whom
won DESERVED applause tsoIn the audience.
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Why Will ton.

Allow cold advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladieS, such
rs Pneumonia, hemorrhages and Lung trou b.
les, when an immediate relief can be SO read
lily Obtained? Bcschee's German Lyrup has
obtained the largest sale in the world for the
cure of Coughs, Colds and the several Lung
Diseases. II Is DR.. Boschee's famous German
prescri ptiOn, and is prepared with the great
est care and no fear need be entertained in
admin !Stering II 10 the youngest child as per
directions. The sale OF this is unprecedent-
sd. Since first introduced there has been a
constant increasing demand and without a
q single report of a failure 10 do its work in
any case Ask your Druggist as TO the truth
of these remarks. Large size 75c. Try ii and
be Convinced.
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Dodges.

How often, deceived by a sensational head
ing, We think We nave found something in =
tertSJiug, aud settle ourselves for quiet enjoy
ment, when after readisg few lines, We find
that the advertisers trick has 'ed US astray
a. d We have been reading that Eureka Ague
Pills are a sure cure ior Ague, and that Com
pound Extract Sstrsaparlila, DsDdeliOn and
Iodide OF Potassium puIifieS the blood and
lnVigOrate> the Liver, and then adds, Tor sale
by all druggists in Leavenwortn, Kan, e.
brasaa, Iowa, Missouri, COioTa o and the
Territories All reader, We pity yOu. We
have been there 40, and earned that
Browns Liver Fills do cure the Heaiache
and Liver Complaint. dtyw
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"WHAT EVERYBODY REQUIRES"-A GOOD
cATHARTIC AND ANTI-bILIoUS MEDICINE
Keep your liver healthy, and thus ward of
many distressing complaints, by using
''Swayne's Tar anu arsaparIlla Pills" Cures
ness, bad taste in The mouth, dypepsia, IN
ward piles, all complaints Of the stomach
and bowels. They act gently, without any
pain or gripping aud 30 not leave the bowels
cpsJIyt, as Is JUe case with many other puf-
gaIivcs. Prepared only by DT. Swayne &
son, Pni!3 -.!phia, and sold at p cents a box
Ey icaGins 'ruggIStS. Sold at wholesale by
ARNOLD X IiUNT, Druggists, and retail by
Gam pbelI < keudriclI. wed-IrIsun&w
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: Fine yEusFca! Fu.crtain,nept

EDIToR TIMES This city WAS favorC d
with "a fine musical entertainment by the
Junction City ChoIal Union last night, in
charge OF 5. .. Prouty. The popular pima
fore" was rresented TO an audience OF over
seven hundred people, COMPOSED ofthe elite Of
the city. TheJEnction City people came by in
vItatIon. and The ovation rendered them was
Indeed IL Altering. The Fort Riley band COM
posed tie orchestra and received many
hearty omPlLmeuJs for the excel entity ZEN
Ge:eI music We venture that no travelling
troupe IN [ has visited Topeka has pleased
the people DrI,er than did the junction City
pepfs-. = special train of two cars, from
Junction City and Font hiley, came with the
SluEtrS- NJ.
IUFERA, EAs May 81, 1873.
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A sure TniEgs

DR.. Hunters Specific aud Injection No.
are warranted to cure GoDnornosa, Gleet, Coz
dee, structures, Diseases OF the Kidneys, Blad-
der and Urinary organs OF males and fe-
males.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. . il q sure remedy
for the SpermatOrrnosa, seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions. the loss of power, caused
by seif-abuse or excessive indulgence. Price
OF d.. Hunters specific 81 per bottle. lntec.
ton- 81 per bottle. sent everywhere By sx-
press DIR. j. DinsbeeY, sole proprietor, No.
AS, North Seventh street, 81. Louis, Missouri
Send two stamps for treatise. Cure guaran.
teed or the money refunded.
Theo. EEersdorf. Agent, LeAvenworth.
Kansas. WAy0eodAW.
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CONSIDERING THE SITUATION
The Advisory Committees Of the
Democratic Members of The House
and Senate Endeavoring to Find
whether or Not They are Bigger
Men Than EaYcs.

WAsHINGroS, ID. c, May Sl.-The two
Advisory Committees of the House and
Senate Democratic Caucusses held joint
meeting to-day, of four hours duration,
and reached substantially a unanimous
agreement a. TO the causes OF action that
should be adopted by the Demo
cratic party in Congress with
regard to appropriation bills.
There were present Senator Thurman,
Salisbury, Herman, Eaton, Bailey, Lamar
voorhees, and Vance; and Representatives
Chalmers. Carlisle, Cox, Ewing, Springer,
Atkins, Ciymer, Reagan, Phelps and Buck
nell. Judge Barman presided. Messrs.
Hampton and Goode were absent.
After very
FULL INTERCHANGE OF VIEWS,
snd especially minute examination of the
Presidents veto message, in connection
with sundry existing statutes prohibiting
interference. by the army with elections, il
was decided to recommend the immediate
passage of bill making the usual appro-
priations for the support of the army
throughout the next f4cal year
but containing proviso that no portion of
the money thereon appropriated shall be
used to pay for the transportation, equip
ment or subs,ensnce Of any troops used Tor
police purposes to keep pesce at the polls.
1t was further decided to recommend the
passage of the legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bill, in substan-
tally the terms 6
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LAST YEARS pyr.

and tor Tie zane AMOUNT, except they shall
be more minuteiy specified, and except,
also, It shall ror make auy provision for
the pay CT supervisors or daplty marshals
OF election.
The new bill Will, howeyer, con-
tain clause providing that
no offers sh1V be appoiated
or 90 'issLion incurred for any object for
which sPecifc appropriation shall not
nave been made by COnsr-rs This clause
Is airesdy on the statute book. with the ex
ceptlon OF the words "or obligation ircur-
red" and there is also an existing lsw
which prohibits the diversion
CT ANY APPROPRIATION
TO purpose difieren; from that ior which
1t has been specially made.
The Committee agreed to recommend the
paassge OF seperate measure. .mbcdying
those sections Of the vetoed appropriation
bill, which provides for an amendment OF
the law concerning the method OF drawing
lories and for the abolition Of the Jurors
test oath, in view Of the fact tina: the Pfe-i-
dent, IN his veto mt s5sge, makes no COM
ment on these provisions. Ii is believed
that ne will promptly approve 'hem when
presented to him by an indepeoden, bill.
Ii was also argued TO day, in behalf of
the adoption OF Tie programme above out
lined, that the President
JUsrFIApLy WILL WITHHOLD HIS SIGMA.
TCRE
from the appropriation bill merely be.
cause II OmIts to make Irovisioa for
particular objects. ard that in 'anticipa-
tion ott1e event OF approving the present
bill, the Democrats will have accomplished
| for next year exactly what they would
have accomplished for an indefinite period
Of time by the former bills, and what they
! may continue TO accomplish by similar
legislation as long a. they remain in power
In response to objections by those who
participated in the meeting to-day, tina
The adoption of the policy would b
| CONSTRUED INTO "BACK DOWN"
on the part Of the Democrats. its advoca
tors made point that although Their
have been individual utIerance in favor 0
Withholding supplies an event Of failure t.
create the ensctment OF political clauses O.
equally embodied in appropriation bills
il is not true that any suct
stand has ever been taken b,
authority OF the party. On the contrary
the question whether such stand should
be- taken has never been acted upon by tht
Democratic caucus OF either branch of Con
gress, or By the caucus committee unit
this afternoon.
The joint meeting was adjourned unit
Monday next, by which time tn,
recommendation agreed upon will hav,
been formulated by subcommittee e
Senators Thurman, EitoI, Vance and Bal
ley, and Representatives Springer, Ewins
and Reagan, and submitted for approval
prepar .tory to its presentation to the join
caucus of the Democratic members Of bott
houses, which viii probably be held Mon
day.
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One OF the best police officers this city ever
he'd, was John Schott. In an official capa-
city he is earnest, active and vigilant, and his
eff, IT'S are always in favor of law and order.
There has been much opposition 10 him
heretofore, because as "A police officer he pev-
er was respecter of persons, but always did
his duty The City Council showed very poor
discretion N refusing to confirm him. At
sUch time as this We need just such men on
lILt. fnrc,a.
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Dnn'f ba neceiY.tlx

Many persons say II haven't got the Con.
sumption" when ASKED TO cure their Cough
with Shiloh's Consumption Cure. DO they
not know that Coughs lead to Consumption
any remedy that Will cure Consumption
will certainly and surely cure cough or any
lung or throat trouble? We know II Will
cure when all Others fail and our faith in II
Is so positive that we will refund the price
paid ii you receive no benefit. Is not this a
lair proposition? Price ~ cents, 30 cts. and
Sl.O0 per bottle. For lame Chest, Back or
Side use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price %
cents. For sale by Arnold x Hunt, wholesale
druggists.
HAvsyou Dyspepsia, are you Constipafed,
have you Yellow Skin, Loss of Appetite,
Headache: if so don't fail 10 use SHlLOH'S
SYSTEM NITALIZER- II is guaranteed to
relieve you, and Will you continue to suffer
when you can be cured on such terms as
these? Price, 80 cents aud 15cts. Sold by Ar
mold Il hunt, wholesale. Druggists.
wedirisun&w
WELLS Persian Perfume 'HACKMETACK"
is rich and fl agrant. Try 1t. Sold by Arnold
& Hunt, Wholesale Druggists. Leavenworth,
Kansas, and by retail dealers generally.
wedfrisun&w
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.ar,;.atI School yEeetipr

Mkt Thursday evening, June ), at the
First Presbyterian Church, the Rev. J. Z.
Gilbert, OF Topeka, viii be present and ad-
dress tue meeting on the subject OF the Scien-
tific sunday School Eacam pment at Idaho
prlnEs and the Church Eucampmenr at
Bismarck orove. The pastors Will please
give notice o. a z neral attend aace.
Eyeryb body { Tdialiy inElIe..
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DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly costed with
sweet gum purge, regulate. pCfiiy. cleanse
anu strengthen. Railways PI.Is.icr The
cure OF all disorders oi the stomach. Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases
Headache, Constipation, Cosiiyeness, lndl.
gestion, Dyspepsia, BilliouSneSs, Fever. Ia
fiaminstlon of the bowels, Piles and ali de-
rsnsement OF the Internal V. scera. War
rant TO effect a positive cure Purely yegeIa-
ole, containing no mercury, minerals or de-
leterious drugs.
he-Observe the following symptoms re-
quilting from Disorders OF tie digestive OF.
ans:
Constipation, Inward Piles, illness of the
Blood in the Head, Acidity Of he Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust o. Food, Full
ness or Weight in the stomach, Sour Eruc-
tafions, Sinking or Fluttering st the Heart,
Choking or Suffering sensations when IN a
LIZ ing Posture, DifaneSS Of Vision. Dots or
Webs before Sight, Fever and Dull pain in
the Head. Deficiency of Preparation, Vel
lowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Chest, Limbs end Sudden Flushes OF
Heat Burning In the Flesh.
senQ letter stamp 10 HADWAY a co.
NS. - WARREN, corner Church
0erooa, New YOh2.
Information worth thou will be sent
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Dr. RadNy&yS
SdPSaDafiIIIaI b5SGIFGRt
iHEGRE1T 1TBlUOD RlEiER

IItA-NArLsN E-1.I4-N -A-N ~ = LII.
they daily occur after using a few doses
1. UoOd spirits, disappearance oi weak
ness, .sn-uyT nes!ICi.Oiy ,luCl case AMI is-r-
hes oi tl-5-u s.nC muscles, etc.
Z. Strength increases, appel = improved,
Ee.lsn IOT IooJ, no more sur GGL atoms uT
wet, rtgTstsli, GOOD digest ON. g. a s'uI UuGIs-
turb ID sleep, awaken fresh tu- isnTous.
DIsappeaIan,u oI spu.s, T. 1jCIe>, fIm-.
pies: the sAin looks ClSs-r and healthy, the
urine changed iIUu IT, tu- p.a and cloudy
ppearaHce 70 a clear sherry Or amber color;
waitT passes freely IrUm the bladder jLlou= "a
the uTcthTa without pain OF sCald2lE; ItIe
or uo sediment: no pan OT weakness.
/ Marked dimunlIIon q Iusn.;y ard
IT,qUenCy oi IuNoiUuLaIy aGaktuing dis
norEeS, III afflicted iAEi way, win The Ger
IaIniy uf y.I.ianeht GsITe. l..cfe lst u strength
eAui Ditya IN Tie reCIgllHs lEauS aEu IEuc-
t."niI harmony resto:,i Z" lie several or
gGns-
leI.ow iinge on the white OF the eyes,
anu the >wu.JNy, saffron aEr- aarancs OF the
skin changed 10 a clear, u 81 ana healthy
cool.
q Those suffering FROM K or liberated
lungs or IutsvTCuiea NEil T. great Bsnt NJ
"a eXpeCJUcauuE trIsiE aZl pGe.-GIn
or inucOu> from Inc aUH- cells, oruLCUG
tT wiHupIpes throat or ue, .Ea.U3Sglng The
frequency 81 cough: g-nnEr. crease strength
tlEouELsGt ILT system: HEH-v ui ll-at
Awr;iU- anu pains auG -y, ...s o. E.ca&ugS-
around Tie ankles, Itg-, =. .-saoES. yig- Ce~-
sdIiUn % cold BIG Cnill>r So & Oi soiIDCaiIsu.
'taTu bTeG.Iu ming and l'&IC> ~ 90 cough uI
lying down OF aciS4U. lIt ,.a morning. All
these distressing - -hl'tvL. SEaCGA.i! aLu
surely dis-p pf ear.
7, Asdsy after day the eSAGSAPEILLIAN
Is taken new signs OI returning heath Will
appear; as the blood improves in purity and
strength disease will diminish ana a!I Iur-
eisn and llmp pure deposits, nodes, tun-uT>, call
GERS, hard Jumps, etc, be resolved away and
the unsouud made sound and healthy; III
GERS, fever sores, chronic sEin disease sraId-
ualIy disappear
In cases where the system has been sal!-
waited, and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive
Sublimate, have accumulated aud become
deposited in the bones, joints, ETC., causing
carries OF the bones, rlckets, spinal CurvatuTes
contortions, white sweIllDs>, NssrlsOSe veins,
etc, The SARSAPARiLLlA. Will resolve
away these deposits and eAiermlnaJe The Vi
tu, of the disease from the system
.. II those who are taxing these medicines
Tor The cure ofchrUnlc hcrofU.oG> or Sy phil
itlc diseases. however STOW may be tne cure.
'.Ieei better" ana IinG turl- general health
Improving. ihelr flesh AID weight increasing
OF even keeping It's own, Is sure syn thai
the cure Is Progressing. ln.tutSe diseases
tine atienI either gets better or wpgse- the
virus of the disease j. not inactive; IL not ar
rested and driven i3Om the blood, II Will
spread aud continue 70 Cnuetmire the con
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