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CHURCH SERVICES.


The Rev. J, H. Walker will preach In the Re
union Presbyterian Church, West Fourteenth
street, near Throop. Morning subject: - Gods
Judgments; evening" - Lessons from Heathen
King and Jewish Queen"
The Rev. Arthur Swazey will preach in the
Forty first Street Church, corner OF Prairie avenue
at 1915 a. H.
The Rev. Arthur Mitchell will preach in the
First Church, corner OF Indiana aycnuc and Twen-
ty first street, ut lo:3U 4. N. Evening service at
the Railroad Chapel, No. 715 State street, at 745
p. m.
The Rev J., a1onzo Gibson will preach in the
Second Church, corner Of Michigan ayenne and
Twentieth street, in the morning The Rev. D.
j. Mcmillan, Of Utah, will preach in the evening.
The Rev. a. E. kittredge will preach in the
Third Church, corner OF Ashland aud Ogilen ave
nues, ut 10:30 a. m. md 7::50 p. m. The Sacra-
ncnt of the Lords Supper will be administered in
the morning, Evening subject: s'Queen Esther
Before the King"
The Rev. John. Abbott French will preach in
the Fourth Church, corner OF Rush and Superior
streets, at l0:45 d. M, and 1880 .. N.
The Rev. James Maclaughlan will preach
morning and evening in the Scotch Church, corner
Of Sa ngamon and Adams streets.
The Rev. E. n. Barrett will preach in the
Westminster Church, corner Of jackson and Peoria
morning. The Rev. J. Castor will speak at the
Gospel meeting in the evening.
The Rev. ". c. Young Will preach ia the Full
lerton Avenue Church morning and evening.
The Rev. d.. Mcmillan. Of Utah, will preach
in the morning and the Rev. uenryT. Miller IN the
evening at the Sixth Church. corner Of Oak aud
Vincennes avenues. The formers's subject will be
IAN Inside View Of Mormonism.
: The Rev. ". r. Meloy, pastor. will preach in
the United Presbyterian Church. corner Of Monroe
and Paullna streets, morning and evening. Com
mnn1on services in the morning.
EPISCOPAL.
Cathedral Free Church, SIS. Peter and Paul.
The Kt.-Rev. ". E. McIaren, S. T. D., Bishop.
The Rev, J. H. Knowles, priest in charge.
Choral morning prayer aud celebration OF the Holy
Communion at q. M. and l0:30 u. N. Choral
evening prayer at 7:30 .. m.
The Rev. ). S. Harris Rector, will ofIiciate
morning and evening IN ST. James Church, cornc,
OF Cass ana Huron streets, Holy Communion at
3 4. m. - -:..
The Rev. E. Sullivan, Rector. will ofaciate N
, 1879-04-06
Alton: Friday., Mrs. W J. Kermott; sato,,
HRS. 7. ". Miller "'Dtei


~ 81 -1AAS&GLAAAAEQL34 j.: =.
hlr. Robert Forsythe, the General Greioh, .~-s:
Of the Chicago 4 Eastern Illinois Ra,lrosia iaee:tt
conducr lhe services in sae reading soom ~ MI
OF Canal aud Kinzie streets. at 3;3D n ~ ea'nss
railway men and ladies' are invited, -" M
The Women's Union will meet with tha u,
ais in the hall at No. 2l3 West Madison ss,.s Luz
ESQ P. m. All wuo favor the nni17 Of fssJ.
are invited to attend. 1epo1
The Hon. John SchaskI will conduct til. ~.
ices in the Washin.tonian Home At :; H. m 3s 'es'
The Disciples OF Chris. will meet At VI \,
West Randolph street ut y. m. All Who ~.
inclined are invited TO c,ulc and worship God ss
Mrs. Cora L. Y. Richmond, trance ana,s.s,
wil! preach in the church corner Of Monroe IS
Latin streets at 1O:45 4. M and 7:45 0. N ~
morning subject will be chusen BY tue aud}.na.ss ~
Evening subject: THE outernwlh OF spnEt
Truth, ri By the Spirit Emanual Swedenbore e..
ices close with an impromDtu poem. s sssl
MIR. c. ". Russell Will preacn in the mnr,,.-
1t the Green Street Tabernacle.
Prof Clarke will deliver i lecture at Am
afternoon in the hall hall 10. SIT West Wad,t,:
street on 1.-THE Catholic Disnop vs.. the fsthssa
Lairy and the Public School," :.>ss; Aa
The Rev. 4. Monroe viii preach this uanrn,,,
aud Prof. Hyde this evening, At Onion Tsbern.slts
corner Ashland a1enue md Twentieth street,
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Plymouth Church and Its Pas
tor---Efect of the
Scandal,
The Revision of the Bible---Some
Euphemistic Transla-
tiOnS.
Notes and Personals at Home and
Abroad-Church Services
To-Day,


fRoUnLE Is THE CHURCHES HERE AND IN Ey.
GLASD-sECEss1oN IRON TIE REFoRNEE
EPISCOPAL cuuRcH-B1snoP GREGG As poS,
TIFF,
, 1879-04-06
PERSONALS.

Arrangements are already in progress in
Scotland for fitting celebration Of the cente-
nary Of the birth Of Dr.. Chalmers, which falls
, 1879-04-06
White.

III lille.
White to play and mate in two moves.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM no. III.
White. = Black. p, !,
10 TO @ 2~c .1..Any move !,
2. Mates accordingly = T.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13
(First Publication July 30 1872
i. ~. J1lLL1R, .AssssssU.


094Oe -
Or DAKorA L.. &,
County Of Union
James B. smith II p e. 81, SG u5Id ~
Henry y. Carts and Eliza county, Dakota TT
a Curtis. rftory.
Notcs n hereby given that BY vistns ofa
IN the district court Of Union county,
Dakota Territory on the 18th day Of Suiy a, ID.
1879 In the above entitled action which said
2 pIaln'ss .nd gains. nsnry 4 csrs,s dssssdsss
f0F tAs sum Of thres hundred and Nins:y-two
ana 50 l0oDollars principal and interest
end twenty svs %sl!ar, .s'oss az. zee a ana
closure and sale Of the premises Asreiaatier d;
serih din favor q James 4 Smith piaiutie md
.gainst Henry Y; curtis ana Elis. a; Curtis g.
virtus q an sxecation 70 me directed and dsliv
clerks once Of the District csalt {" ana %
he clerk thsssof ard he ssai 81 said court spon
the sfsrssstd Judgnsnt and decres ordering me
Z. ell said property q satisfy eaA Judgment
+, ! sid 'o sr =: Z. Ss. ok g ~, .:sI :: :. Z: as' q *; x. u .s,s
Hsary q. Curtis The ssnstSst 10 deecsihed
in saad decree AID execution and situate h
us ses , ssss,y p: .sss,.1 r q IL . ;ssac..; Guar.
tsrI8w klBWk 81 section fweaty1nin tssl
and the SeSihssst quarter Of The southeast our
. .s.Sss 4 s si.,.3..S :. I Isl e ' mt, t ss9., =, !.
eSsi wsst 81 shs AMI = Il. eontsiaing slShiy
scrss according e eovernmest survey. and that
D., 1872 1t the hour Of 10 O'Clock IN th6 fORonoou
or aaid day a. ~ 1tont dpoe of tAe court house
e the civ e klk rsens, Csa:n ce:asy, Iskois
intaress of the above named defendants Henry
n. Csstla and Eliza 4. Cuftis 20 the above. de-
ecrtbed properly o. 20 much thereof ~ will b
amonntlng 10 -Four hundred ard thisty-six dol.
lara and Is cents which inclHAes attosney,s fees
and costs With interest on thesame rum the 15tl
saie q pabllc aaetion 70 the highest blddse ~
Dsaed 4 Elk Psiat, D. r. hsssshl Cay u ysl.
a.. ~ 1870 .
W MnL1n, ALISON BOWIE.
nm attcrnoy sheriff a. UniOh Co. D 4
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

Territory u Dakota l..
County Of Union g
william A. KnoWlt0n

County 81 Union
william 4, Knowitoa II District court 4th
fjudicisl district In and
NOTICE e hereby given inst BY virtue ofa
decree In the district c0urt Of Union county Da-
kota territory. on the IA day Of August 4 1873
in the above entitled action which said judy
pisintiG, ana aesinst IIIss Hyde, the defendant,
Tor the eum ofthree hundred and tWenty-sfx snd
sO-lOU toa2s. hot dollars principal and interest.
snd also ! iccres Of forsclosurs and sale 81 the
premises hereinafter described In favor OF WI.
liam 4 Knewlt0n the plaintifr a-d against Elias
!I,d q %ss s;r,as :; 70 . s:si:fY . :.,s }aSs% ,s +. a e.
recind and delivered, asd now In my hands, Is
sued out Of tho clerks once Of the district court
II aed fr aaid county Of Union. DIT under the
court upon the sforssaid Judgment and decree
ordering NE TO sell said property 70 satisfy said
lid On Inc sh day Of Aueust . 4 1878 levy up
On the following described real estate Of the said
Rlias Hyde, the same that 10 described In said
decree and execution and situated. in Union
The south Rsst au.rtss Of The Northeast
quarter q section 81. township ". range 50 con-
tanning 10 acres and
. sh ,s1p o. 9. ,s s:s SsrI :, i 70 o. sss say 4 q sss ss sSasnosn
Of said day at the front door of the court h.use
In the city Of Elk Point. Union county. Dakota
TsrritoEy. prcceed 20 sell 81 the right titie and
Hyde 10 the above described property or 40
much thereof - will be suhhcient 70 satisfy said
Judgment and costs amounting to three hundred
aud thirty-scvsn and 10-100 1887 .101 dollars and
interest on the aame from the 4th day Of August
Q. d.. 1879 and all accrning costs OF sale at pubic
avction TO the highest bidder tr cash
Dslsd q Elk Point, D. 7. this the 9Th day OF
INV 1uLss. Alison BOyRE.
Pltns Atty. sherid OF UDion Co. D +.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

sheriH's sale.

FtlEi4Ta4 4E~ ~~e~e EEEE. tsf1Frz-I
r'' Count, e e 6aiss. r
cAasies ~. Smith 11n District Court
", 9TH Judicial Die
Carl Jehan Arfvedson, CHI ~ trict in and for
mont and decree af 1Orsclosurc aud sale render
e Ter Y sas e's' sSs i sSSl ds :, q ~ July II All < Dis7s I 4 Is
i, NAV ssso sa q CSs; aes'i Z. sa'si 1 platinum and .sain.s
Carl Johan AifvedsOn defendant for the sum OF
Three hundred aud seventy $50. OOl dollars psin-
s,Si! $50 sio Seii.rs ali also : de saasS q & icrsciosSrs
and sale Of the premises hefeinafef deecftbee
10 favor Of CharleeM n. Smith plainaiA and against
II; S1Is1 e asssSS:1a 70 . . ! ssid j ~ !.
and also BY virtue 0fan executi0n 70 me directed
and delivered and nov II ny hands tssued ont
Tor ssid county Of Union D T usder the hand Of
the clerk thereof and the seal Of the said court
upon the Aforesaid Judgnent and decree ordering
n "a e. 81: al e, :s,e ay R,0s s.T .f e q. :i,' 4 5 s' ,s7 |1's s,, e..
on the following described real estate Of the said
Carl Johan Arfvedson situate In UHson county
The northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
Of section nine id md the southhalf q the north.
west Qusrtsr& The northwest quarter Of The north
vest 81 sec.ion ten uol in township ninety tire.
meridian containing one hundred and sixty
acres. And that ! shall on Monday the lot day
Of Septe mher Nd 1879 et the hour Of two O'Clock
In the afternoon Of said day at the froat door Of
the ceurs house in lns city Of Klk Point Union
county Dakota Territory proceed to sell al the
right title ard interest Of the above named de-
iegtants Carl JOhsg ArfvedeOo, CHI AtOomiek
and L. J. Mccormick TO the above described prop
city or % much Their cot ae will b suhhcicnt 10
safety said Judgment and costs amounting 10
Three hundred and ninety-onea and s. 100 1881 .96l
dollars with i~lterest On ihe same ifyn The. 18th
day Of July A d 1873 and all Accruing costs Of
sale at public suction to me highest bidder for
cash.
D 1879. {s N
&. w. MILLxn A. BCvER,
Plt6 Attorney, Sher Id Union Co. D.. +
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

sherin's saae

f.''s cs:.. :, i ptus sss... f.
Janss R.Sntht tIn DtstEsSt Cssvt h
Ia. !. rs...:. | :ss : 5 Sc Cs'''
mspf ana decree o. fOrse,essrs and sale rsn1essd
In he district court Of Uni0n county, Dakota
Territory On the 18th Day Of ssly, I'D 1873. in
was ID favor d jamss n. wnisA IN plaintiff apd
aUainst John r. 1rurDer the dseendanf for ths
s1M o. two hundred and thtsty.avs and 7S-f0D
dsliass sttornsy's Sscs an1 costs taxed g ssvssr
tesn dollars end cighty-ays cents (9i735l alec 2
decree ~ i0rscIoeGie and sale IT the prsatees
s.ssS pi:s...s s: "a sssi y . ssss E :. f fssss: !.
i e q exscalSea 70 nj d1rseied AMI AsiissrsA
Me- II ths dIs1r3et eoart d end ScF said county
UfUAi0n, .. r under the haad VI : . clerk
sksssof and ths seal % HE asid court spoa tAs
soil aid prupsFty n satixfy- aatd Judgment /
d. fI,oviss dsssrsbsd raj estais. Il ID ssid
- ar:rs: ss1 sseessssn asd situate IL Gs,as
sosflssss esarisr 81 sscsssa 1ssrtl u sowaslsp
s M Tx i:s 4. s : sssGs ' IS is.iss .! ssss
std 4 snAl1 e. Monday ~ iSt ~. " espasnhss
Ad.lesD11 ~ y cf tsn o'clock ID ths 6ore-
Sss. = i ~ 3. az ~, = y n si hssf ss. MT s 10 4 sAs so sss,s
uejs - IssssssSs & tae sSs-s n.ssa isisnassi
= . ! isssssfss WI s ssSsssss i sss;ssy
oot4344G01oe 8ceotGemoNneSe8to tWoe n1atod
- etg61y No. asllsas ~ ststysen!s %
ssssss - rs ssns fSv1 sas ISL - 4 jsiy,A.
:. lase - q ssessisf cesss = 60 = psllts
5000 ~ tstst. p :. ~ ~ ~ s6Ssss
ArscM novRR.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

resides 81 Led. IL II said he don't
Ike Deadwood since Mccall assassi-
mated his friend Wild Bill. Utter IL
about the sise Of Budde, has curly
auburn hair about Is inches kong
and appears like agentleman, but TO
10 ! fshing expression u said to
havs any amount Of sand"
There an soores Of women here
who on hoess4ock @stke equAlsn
appearance Of Maria Tharesa or In
beauty andeymmetry Of form COM
pare Avorably with Mary Queen OF
Scots but alas, they lack
Thai RovAL Zen
n Womaus DiaAsm.
1hsir Virtue.
When one sees 90 much that Is
bad he is led to exclaim with earn
estness, "True hearts are better than
Coronets, and simple faith than Nor
man blood
Two weeks ago Sunday, 600 per-
SONS on horse back and in carriages
went to the horse race at Spearfish.
Thousands Of dollars changed hands.
The bet was t5OO q side. Corn has
been 81 cts . pound but is now 3 cts
or 41.68 per bushel. Ice Is q cent .
pound. Milk 10 cts per at. deliver
ek at residences on hillside. Pine
hollywood a per cord and $3.50 for
saving and splitting. Hay is very
fine and racks are built around the
sides five feet high to keep it on the
wagons, no binding pole is used, and
sells here ct from 8 to 112 per ton
according. At Central and Lead
10 to elS per ton. / noticed q sign
1t Central, "Bailed hay go per ton"
How would that do in southern Da-
kota? The event Of the day is the
arrival Of the Sidney stage at 4 p. m.
Six bay or gray horses. Martingales
on lead team consists of 40 ivory
the outfit takes 60 rings. It
is hard to imagine . person Of more
than q stage driver be-
hind such an outfit.
When o sheriff in this county let's
! prisoner escape the second time
they present him with q large leath-
er label lined with lambs wool to set
on in some place they may select.
With all the improvements that are
being made here at this time there
are many who are complaining and
like waiting for something
10 turn m. But / am anxious to
20 Adieu. XXX
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13
Manhood. How Last, How Restored.

"a inst published, . new edition Of DR..
Cu~lverWells Celebrated essay on the rad
Teal cure without medicine) Of Sperma-
. t0rrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Involun-
isry Seminal LOseee, Inipotcncy, also consump.
top. Epilepsy and dts, induced BY s~elfindulg-
ence oraexuaf extravagance, &c.
~ Prtcs ~ q Seated 6weslop. etc ceats.
fThs celebrated suthOr In this admirable essay.
cIsarly demonstrated, from = thirty years euc-
ceseful practice, that the alarming confequeneee
Of self abuse may be radically cured without
the dangerous use Of internal medicine or the
application Of the knife; pointing 70 . mode OF
euro ct once sim pie, certain and s3ecfual. by
means Of which every sufferer. NO mattea what
his condition m.y be, may cure himself cheaply
privately and radically.
This lecture should be In the hands OF every
youth and man in the land.
Sent under Seal, in . plain envslep, to an
address, on receipt Of six cents. or Two postage
stamps.
Address
The CalverWell Medical CO.
~ Ann ~. New York;P.O q. Box. 45S0
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

mtAa1 unssstlsd distric
n1nenn 49, Wls not granI
snOu6h fdE gTakng purpose, md 60
ESrGy ~ shoks y cut. Within !
IN mil0 Or ~ rajlEpad on tn
eufh W sanesgsd ! district y
~ Axrns m hundtsds 81 grain,
saGLA Ths Mtaanunt pusaaJ
nunan. Many d them have SOD
Muidsncss, some built Of stone. Thu
country - - II 81 thrift, and i
~ advanced. We noticed but few
cattls h4ethis may b owing p the
scnfcify d gran ior winter ne, which
= only obtained u ths low lands on
whers dough 43iSSsd sarly in the
summer md spring
TnSdock band u II the juno
tion-stUwn I'D two weeks. There
~ pc6siblyA dossn buildings or
shsdyIn which NE people are stay-
fne n1t1 the town = surveyed and
plstted. Two lumber yards, two So
lo6ns, ! drug store, ! restaurant, two
blacksmith shops, ! furniture store.
two grocery stofes, : barber shop
and several boarding houses CON-
priss ths business 81 the place. But
H. fatuss d The town i purely pro
spscass. va were informed BY one
ofAhe leading c~ontractors on the
road thas NJ Junction win BE- made
IA end al division where the COM
pany Win sEsct machine and repair
ah6ps n 1restsgt drawback that
" p9msntEipes = the ~surAhce, i the
per Acup fall = equal 70
that much saltx. There Il > furtune
~ the man that viii bottle that
watern up md deal il out after Gu
cumbss SESSION. The water found
thus fr y undeniably anti-fat, and
tho town win not grow until better
water = found. But otherwise the
chances are in favor Of the junction
being the largest town along that
road between Canton and the Mis-
souri river. There Il country enough
around tho place to give it . good
local support.
Atthe time We visited the juno
The track was laid to within four
81 the place, and the cars are
y the junction by this time. Whsth-
er no iron win b laid to Nresteel
this 81, y = Dundreary would Say,
zone Of those thing no fellow can
iand out = but II y altogether prob
able thak The rod will be finished
70 The Jim On the main line. The
Niobeara branch il to be finished At
once.
Taking Il III in N we had q very
enjoyable trip, and saw some fine
country; but We crossed no land
1or fertility, depth Of soil or album
dance u grass that equals the valley
Of the Sioux. One thing that par-
ticularly claimed our notice, was the
queer idea people had Of distance.
On ono occasion when north Of Lodi
We asked i gentleman the number
Of miles TO Swan Lake. He said
eight. An hour later We asked an
other, and be said it was ten. We
took advantage Of the next man by
asking the distance to Lodi. The
fellow turned pale, q he had not
learned to lie backwards. But thus
it ID that trsvclers are forced to
swear.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-11

APPLE this is well under
stood by most old farmers wives, but people
who live in cities, and depend ON the msrke {
and the family grocer to furnish them all such
articles ready prepared, do not know how yastl y
more economical it is to make their own. Take
good apples, all of one kind, 50 they will COO K
evenly, pare and quarter them, then put int
boiling cider, about 2 gsllous of apples to l of
cider; boil it first and then simmer slowly lstir-
ring constantly about IL hours, till it is reduced
to thick smooth pulp, when it can be put away
in open jars for winter use. Now is the time
for making apple-Lutter, while apples and cider
are plenty and good. s-F
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-11

ENGLISH GINGER BEER-Two and quarter
pounds of loaf sugar, one ounce of cream of tar :
tar, one and half ounces of ginger-root, two
tablespoonfals of fresh brewers yeast, two lem
ons, aud about three gallons Of water; bru Use
the ginger, put it into large earthenware pan
with the sugar aud cream Of tartar; peel the
lemons, squeeze out the juice, strain it aud add
with the peel, to the other ingredients; then
pour over them three gallons of boiling water
When it has stood until it is only just warm,
add the yeast stir the contents of the pan. cover
with cloth, and let it remain near the fire 70 T
twelve hours. Then skim of the yeast and
pour the liquor off into another vessel, taking
care not to shake it, As to leave the sediment;
bottle it Immediately, cork it tightly; in three
or four days it will be fit for use.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-11

An EDIToRs CURE EoR An ALCOHOLIC Ora
vING.-Joe Medill, of the Chicago Tribune, says
the following remedy will eradicate the ,st
inveterate appetite for alcoholic stimulants an d
Chicago editor ought to know: Take pound
of the Lest fresh quill red Peruvian bark (cin-
chona rubra,) powder it and soak it in pint f
diluted alcohol. Then strain it and evsporate
it down to q half pint. Administer teaspoon
full every three hours, aud occasionally moisten
the tongue between the doses the first and Sec
0nd days 1t acts like quinine. The patient
can tell by headache if he is getting too much.
The third day reduce the dose to . half spoon
full, then to quarter spoonful, then down to
fifteen, ten and five drops. The time required
is from ten to fifteen days, aud in extreme cases
to thirty days Seven is about the average.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-11

STRING BEANS FOR WINTER.-"Practical Re.
cipes" says that string beans can be prepared for
winter use in this manner: String the beans,
but do not break them. Put them on the fire
with cold water and allow them to come to a
boil. Take them OF, put them In market bss
ket and let them drain until until the next day
aake brine of the water in which they were
boiled strong enough to bear m egg. Tie the
beans in muslin bag, put them liz q jar aud
pour the brine over them. Put weight on aud
set them away. When used, change the water
in which they were boiled; and if not used until
late In winter, soak them over night,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-11

PUTTING Up CUCUMBERs-This is the way to
put up cucumbers to have them remain firm
without using poison to accomplish it,: Wash
your cucumbers, taken fresh from the vine, in
clear, cold water; put them in porcelain kettle,
with inst sufficient water to cover them, and
add sufficient salt to season the cucumbers. Let
them remain on the stove till hot, but not boil;
then take them out and drain till perfectly dry.
Put them in bottles, and cover them with boil
ing vinegar of the best quality, to which has
a little horseradish, and sugar Just to suit the
taste. Cucumbers prepared in this way, if good
vinegar is used, win keep whole year if prop
erly sealed up.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-11

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine justly
claims for It superiority all remedies offered
70 the public. for the SAFE. CERTAIN, SPEEDY. and
PERMANENT cure Of Ague and Fever or Chilli and
Fever whether of short long standing He refers TO
the entire Western and Southern country to bear him
testimony to the truth of the assertion that in
whatever win It fail 10 the directions strictly
followed and carried In great many cases. single
dose has been sufficient for cure. and whole families
have been cured by single bottle with perfect resto
ration general health 1t s however prudent and In
every certain to II its use Is continued In
smaller doses for a week two after the disease has
been checked especially In difficult and long stand
ing Usually this medicine will not require any
aid keep the bowels In good order Should the patient
however require q cshartic medicine. single dose Of
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be sufR
Gent.
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must have DR.
JOHN BILLS private stamp on each bottle. DR. JOHN
BULL only has the right to manufacture and sell the
original JOHN j. SMITHS TONIC SYRUP. Of Louis
ville Ky. Examine well the label each bottle II my
private stamp is not each bottle do not purchase or
you will be deceived.