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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS.

srSectly tasteles, elegantly coated with
rect gum purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
I'D strengthen. Railways Pilis,:for the
pre- OF all disorders of the stomach, Liver,
Dwels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
eadache, Constipation, Costiveness, Indi.
0iOn. Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Fever In
amina.ion of the bowels, Piles ana ali de-
Agement of the Internal Vtscera. War
INT oef5ect positive cure. Purely yegets-
p containing no mercury, minerals or de-
keTious drugs.
Observe the following symptoms re
{tfing nom Disorders OF the Digestive Or
ms:
,unstipafion, Inward Piles, Fullness Of the
pod In the Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
AuDeA, Heartburn, Disgust of Food, Full
- or Weight In the Stomach, Sour Eruc.
aons. Sinking or Fluttering at the Heart.
oktng or Suffering Sensations when in a
X1ng fcsture, Dimness of Vision. Dots or
4ens beso.e Sight, Fever and Dull psia In
, Heeo, Deoc1sncy Of Perspiration, Yeuow-
- Of The Skin end Eyes. Pain In the Side
49,. 1amn and Sudden Flushee Of heat
esed !stts. stamp TO RADWAYA Co.
Sf ~. vn.S fGSsmsr Church
PnhW1l - sent tues thus sAt-sun,
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BY TIE COUkT.
BREwER,J j.

No l,55l-W jenkins VS. siosier $ Green ct
al-Error from Sedgwick Couaty-Rsvers
ed
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lSapsisr Association.


Saturday morning, at a. IN. the Iassocia'
ton convened prompt to the hour Devo.
tonsl exercise, ny Rev. W. Mercer. Roi'
called and bsentess noted and as usual some
members " re lac. The minutes of the last
meeting were approved. Several visitors
were introduced and the courtesiss extended.
The com-,ittees on Grievances Business
,,t,,,. r,,ao,,o,, On, r,r..,,,s an5 D.
-'is>ion, Eo'ioi'ton' oic Nnui'heS ""u nc
ligloas Meetings, reported in order. After
due consideration their reports and proper
,,o,,,,,,,o,,,s -, ,,,,,,,,o,,
am were ao'P'eu-
The works OF missions were freely discussed
and also the financial work of the churches,
~ -, H., -, Oh ,,a .o.s,o,
Peece preNaiiihg ainons HI Tue sess.on.
The following churches ana odd Fellows
Hall will he sunnIIed Sunday rnnrntny and
81.
hAsh''
At the Hal rs follows: a. m. Sunday
School Mass Meeting TO which all schools
90 Ir,.,,.5.u ,r.a.hina h,, n II
Nie in|i'e"' "'-' W "
Whitei p. M, preaching by Gabriel Ora
80 n m preaching by H. Robertson
1,,,o,a,,Ia,, p.,,,s, Ch,r.b w Mor-
ihuepeue"' D'p'i''
shall.
AN.E Church-7:SO 70. M pre- ,chtnr by
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REAn the new advertisements in tails issue.
THE county Treasurer collected SIS in
taxes yesterday.
WEDDING on Broadway next week is the
talk in fashionable society.
THE rates 10 st. Louis under the new tariff
ars s5Ja car on cattle and SO on hogs.
TIE city tax roll has been completed by the
County Clerk and Is ready TO turn over.
TIE special venire OF thirty jurors were
being summoned by the sherif's deputies
yesterday.
SAFBACI. OF HoIton, shipped four cars Of
hos through the city yesterday on their way
to ST LOUIS.
The river has been falling at the rate OF an
inch Gay for the past week. IL Is nov four
feet eleven inches above low water mark.
THERE has been an extra freight train out
on the Kansas Pacific railway for several
days; and last night there were forty loaded
cars 10 clear out Of the yards.
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District Court.

Hon. Robert Croz.er, Judge; McCown Hunt,
Clerk; =. e. Lowe, Sheriff
Isabella Garrett VS. Moses Foster-Motion
Withdrawn.
$. F. Nicely vs. W. +. RohmeS-MOtIon TO set
aside sale overruleG; motion to confirm sale
sustained; taxes ordered paid.
Newton VS. Shephert-Settlad dismissed /;
costs paid.
W. &. Clark, ct al, VS. jon C. Ketcheson-
Default, Juigmr mt for -4yg "a interest on
s4t"-5s AT ten per cent ana interest on $50 %
az seven per cent.
Ider Receiver, vs. HenSley ct al-Notion of
PACING Life Tor leave to answer sustained,
answer to he flied without prejudice; all par
ties TO reply IN ten days.
smith vs. Pickens. ct sl-Time to answer
extend until October Let, ls39.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTES.
Arrangements Made for Holding
Them During the Present School

Arrange Mdue foT hOiOlnS
Them During the Present School
Term.
The County Teachers Association hiss d.
vided the county into FIVE divisions. for the
purpose of holding normal institutes during
the school year, namely:
First diyision-E aston and Kickapoo town.
ships.
Second dIvision-High Prairie and Alexan-
dria townships.
Third Observation-Disclosures and Paramount
townships.
Fourth division-TonganoIIe and Stranger
townships.
Fifth diyision-Reno and Sherman town.
ships.
Each division will hold institutes once in
five weeks.
The several divisions will meet 20 organize
normal Institutes as follows:
First divison-On Saturday, Septembe 9th,
al Elston
second tivision-saturday, October sth, at
Springdale.
Third division-Saturday, October llth, at
Paramount.
Fourth division-Saturdsy, October 18th, at
TonganoXie.
Fifth diyision-Saturdsy, october 18th, at
Fall Leaf.
The teachers of these divisions are expected
at the places OF meeting named above at the
time mentioned, as a general attendance is
Necessary to brig into effect the good results
that re expects. TO folio y from these meet
ing
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FrSnk Roach and James Waldron were two
names which appeared upon the bulletin
board yesterday, rs Of two parties whose bib
ulous proclivtties entitled them 10 sj each,
which viii make ten days each on the rock
pile.
Josie Fields, prostitute, was faed SO and
- nj below.
VIM. ionnor for being drunk and va
grant, wss ordered to leave the city at once.
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n. E. n .
George Starr az TO the Pow
er Of Railways Ready Re-
lief i'm q case Of Sci
IL rheumatism,

.No. VAN NESS PLACE, New York.
DR. RAILWAY: With me your relief mas
worked wonders. For the last three years
nave had frequent and severe ATTACKS OF SCI
at.ca sometimes extending from the lun bsr
regions To my ankles, and, at times, In both
over limbs. a.,
Daring the time that hay had the disease
nave tried almost all the remedies recon-
mendedby wise men aud Ioois, hoping TO
nud relief, but sU proved TO be failures.
Al nave triec various Kinds OF baths, man
Ipulations, outward applications of iIni-
rnents too numerous to mention. and pre-
.cripfions of the most eminent physicians,
ali OF which failed to give me relief.
asst September, at the urgent reques
friend ;who mad been afflicted as myself
was induced TO try your remedy. wasfhen
suffering feslrfully with one OF my old turns
10 my surprise and delight the first sppiica-
ton gave me ease, after bathing and rubbing
lne parts a,ferterf, leaving The limb IN warm
glow created By the Relief. in a Short time the
pan passed entirely away, although a. L
nave slight periodical attacks approaching Il
cnange of ssthsr. ] know now bow to cure
40 yselt and feel quite master OF the situation.
RAILWAYS READY KELIEFis my friend,
never trave! without bottle in my vaiiss.
lours truly, GEO STARR.
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PERSONAL.

Lieutenant Dyer and wife left yesterday for
Liberty, no. They go thence 10 Fort Elliott,
Texas.
Major Croweii and wife left yesterday for
Cleveland, Ohio.
Hon. 4. y. Hershfeld, WHO has just return
ed from LeadvIlIe, says he met all the old
Lssvenworth boys, and found them well.
He invested In small amount OF mining
stock.
Henry Ettenson, one Of the most popular
clothing and dry goods merchants in the
city is home from New York, where ne pur.
chased a heavy stock for the fall trade he
says the feeling East, regarding Kansas, is
more favorable than IL has been during his
experience Of many years in business.
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LNfers Must Dnr;srcr

There were $500 votes, or in that neighbor-
hood, east at the last city election. Yester-
day the City Clerk had registered only las
names OF voters under the new law. The
time for registration is rapidly drawing to a
close and all who expect 10 vote should at
tend TO n at once.
The new law was published March Nth,
and was to take effect on and after publica.
ton. The city Clerk gave public notice that
his books would open on the 18th Of April
for registration under the new law. The reg.
lStrailous are necessary since MIf time. Some
VINO registered for the Spring election, alter
the law was published. may think their reg.
isir-iiOn for the coming election is all right
hut an registrations made must be since the
I'm II AprIl. LII this b. remeIuhrr.l
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VALENTINE, j.
By THE COURT.

No. l,ss7-Margsret Ransom W. X .te sargent
and w ID Disbrow-Error from shawnee
County-Reyersed.
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The best Ever Knew or.

j. q. starkey, a prominent and influential
citizen of Iowa Citv, says: 81 have had the
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy could
hear OF, without any relief whatever, until
saw your Shiloh's NItalIzer advertised in our
paper, and was persuaded to trv 1t. / am
happy 10 state that 1t has entirely cured me
II Is certainly the best remedy ever knew
Of" Price IS cts. Sold by Arnold & Hunt.
frI6w
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BY THE COURT.
j,

No. l,692-The State VS. George Jansen-Ap
peal from Atchson County-Aflirmed.
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Wiley St1llard, who shot and killed DR..
l.. Spencer, in Platte city. for attempting, as
he alleged, 10 violate the person of Mrs. Stall
lard while She was under the influence of
drugs administered 10 her while Spencer was
engaged in dental Work upon her, has been
indicted bythe Platte Grand Jury for murder
in the first degree. and his case comes up on
Monday week. Meanwhile he is in Jail.
Zen Fulcher,the deputy constable who shot
Thomas Morgan, near Beverly, was also in
d!cted for murder.
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Inflammation Of the Bladder and
Kidneys,

chronic cases OF LucoThea aud Uterine dis
eases.
In tumors, nodes, hard lurnps, and syph;-
odd ulcers; in dropsy, In venereal sore throat
ulcers and in tubercles of the lungs; in gout,
Idyspepsia, rheumatism, ricketts,; in mercurial
<hleposits-it Is in these terrible forms OF dis
lease, where the human body has become a
complete wreck, and where every hour OF
Existence Is torture, wherein this great RENE
by challenges the establishment and adnira-
lion of the sick. 1t Is in such cases, where
all the pleasures OF existence appear cut of
Prom the unfortunate, and by its wonderful,
almost supernatural agency IL restores the
hopeless 10 q life and new existence where
his great remedy stands alone in its might
aud power.
3 In the ordinary skin diseases that every
41ne tk more or less troubles with, lew doses
.zkiii, in most cases. anu a few bottles in the
more aggravated forms, work a permanent
ure.
. hose afnicted with chronic diseases should
AZ chase q package containing one dozen
les. Price $40 per dozen, or SIS per hall
+Ben bottles, or 81 per bottle. Sold by
uggists.
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Zeal Ehiaic Transfers.

The 10! lowing transfers OF real estate were
filed for record with Register Crovder yester-
day
J. NJ. Lacey and wife to o. NJ. Spencer, block
70, II. is and l6, in the town of Kickapoo:
90.
William J. Hockham and wife TO Amos
Fem, the southwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter of section > township 10, range y;
81 SOD
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Yesterday Mornings Fire.

the fire b.iCfly mentioned yesterday morn
ing vas the house at Rieger's Grove, used as
a saloon. 1t Was burned nearly down, the
fire department, which came cut promptly
with the alarm. only being able TO arrive, from
the distance out ard the prior headway gain
ed by the flames, in time TO save little of
the framework There was $500 insurance,
equally divided ON the building and stock /;
ind the loss Is about $500. The origin OF the
fire is unknown. but is supposed to be incen-
diary.
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ESMUS-At three O'Clock yesterday AFTER
noon, at his late residence on Walnut street,
between Fifth and Sixth, Charles Esmus,
aged twenty-five years.
The funeral services will take place at two
O'Clock to-day from the late residence. The
cigar makers OF the city are especially re-
quested to be present All friends are res.
pectfully invited
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TNeekln Gimes
CITY NEWS.

thursday. sep EMBER 25, 1879
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, Five Hundred Thousand strong.

In the psstiev months therehss been more
than 500.0t0 bottles of Shii0h's Cure sold
Out OF the vast number of people who have
used II, more than 200 cases of COnsuulp-
ton have been cured. All Coughs, Group,
Asthma and Bronchitis yield AT once, hence
IL Is that every body speaks in Its praise. To
have Cough, or your child the Group, and
You value life, don't fail 10 try it For Lame
Back. Side or Chest, use Shiioh's Porous
Plaster. sold by ARNOLD & HUNT, druggists,
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!. The mere fact that a railroad corpora
ton II a purchaser Of certain tracts Of iand
at "A tax sale does not prove that such pur
chase Is ultra nj S. and the tai sale certificate
in the hands OF the corporation null and void
so as to release the county from the obliga.
ton 10 refund the money in case. the sale
proves TO be invalid.
2. The words, .'any error or irregularity, 4"
in section l&) OF chapter "a of the laws OF 1876,
include not merely irregularities in the TAX
proceeding, but also jurisditiOnal defects.
such AS that the lands are not subject to
taxation.
8. Section la of said chapter "a applies
when the sale was set aside and the moneys
refunded by the county subsequent to the
taking effect of the secIIon, although the tax
sale was originally made prior thereto.
All the Justices concurrInS.
A true copy. Attest: Z ]. BROWN,
IL - Clerk Sapreme Court.
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A AOthef's Grief.

The pride Of . mother. the life and Joy offs
home, are her children, hence her glief when
aickne0 enters and takes them away. Take
waYaing then. that you are running terri.
BILE risk, II they have . Cough, Group or
WhooDing Cough, which lead 70 Consump-
ton, II you do not attend to II at Once. SHl.
LOH'5 CONSUMPTION CURE IL guaranteed
TO cure them. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and
81. For lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shi.
lohS Porous Plaster. Price Is cents. Sold by
Arnold 4 Hunt VOdkW
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Selecting = school site.

The Probate Judge yesterday appointed the
following appraisers TO assess and condemn
for school purposes one acre in the southeast
corner OF the southwest quarter of the SOUTH
east quarter OF section IS, township 10. range
q: Eugene Sullivan, J. E. Burwell, John B.
Sanders- These gentleman are to meet on
the premises on Monday, September 18Th.
and examine AID appraise the premises re.
ferred TO.
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Two Million OF Bottles.

Every one, no doubt, las heard of DR.
Prices Special Flavoring Extracts, but al
though upwards OF two million OF bottles are
annually manufactured, there are yet house.
wives who know nothing of their excellence.
We believe that they are the purest, strongest
ami findest favoring in the market.
2t. dGW.
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/. W sued c on certain promIssory notes ex.
ecuted by Z for materials furnished 10y w for
the erection of Improvements on the home-
stead OF Z which were So used. He Joined the
wife of { as party defendant. and sked in
his petition, that the amount sued for should
be declared lien upon such homestead. w
had not attempted In any wsy to comply
with the Ipechanics lien law. Held, That W
had no lien and was not entitled to the fore
closure OF any lien upon the homestead; and
further Held, That a convey ence of the home
stead In good faith and for valuable consid-
Grafton TO ID pending such action, but prior TO
the term of court at which Judgment was
rendered, transferred to ID the properly free
from any judgment lien In the case.
2. After DIS purchase Of said real estate,
she voluntarily appeared in the action nd
filed an answer, ASKING that the prayer of W
tor a lien on the premises be refused. On the
trial, only personal judgment WAS render
ed against Z. Upon the execution issued up
on said judgment the premises purchased and
owned by ID WAS levied upon and advertised
for sale. Thereupon ID brought her action to
eDjon the sale OF her property under such
execution and applied 20 the court for a tenn
rary injunction. Held. That the judgment in
favor Of W is no ground for a refusal to grant
the order to Restrain the sale OF DIS property.
All the justices concurring.
A true copy. Attest: Z. ]. BROWN.
LIS Clerk Supreme Court.
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The London Hair Color Restorer'' is the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
American people. and IL totally different
from all other Hair Restorers being entirely
free from all impure ingredients that reuder
many other articles for the hair obnoxious,
or premature grayness from sickness or other
causes, its use will restore the natural youth.
ful color, and cause . healthy growth, cleans
ing the scalp from all impurities, dandrufI.
etc, at the same time IL Is Q most pleasing
and lasting hair dressing frsgranily per-
fumed. rendering the hair soft and plisble,
making il an Indispensable article ia every
toilet.
Ask yoar druggist for London Hair Re.
storerer. Price. 75s . bottle; six bottles s..
Main depot for the United States, S30 North
9Th street, Philadelphia Sold in Leaven.
wo-th by Arnold 4 Hunt.
VedffigUukW
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BY THE COURT.

No 6s5-The Stale of Kansas VS. Geo Feckler
Appeal from Usage County-Reversed.
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For the speedy cure OF Seminal Weakness
Lnss Of manhood, and all disorders brought
on by indiscretion or excess. Any druggist
has the ingredients. Address
DAvrDsoN 4 Co.,
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rHiSCEiLAN EOUS.

< , PerfiflHe,i. ocean Cons end Gat Edge as
90 sgrtsi Cards, name in gold, Toe. RAY
4 Co., L. Wailingfori, CT. ml3-w-lst
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MEXICAN

Mustang Imminent.
u UcuefEt'"s muscle. membrane and
Tissue. - the very bone. banishing pain
Hui curing disease with "a power that
never fails. u i - medicine needed 10y
every body from the TGHCteTO, who rides
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l. Where one is charged with crime, the
mere fact that one who was present with and
apparently assisting him in the commission
OF the crime was simply q detective. cOnsti-
tutes no defence While, perhaps nothing
that Is actually done by the detective may be
tmputabe to him. as there Is no community
OF purpose; yet If he, with Q criminal intent
personally, does every act which is essential
TO the crime charged, his guilt in complete.
2 The detective having disclosed to the
police the place Of an Intended burglary, the
proprietor OF the building, saloon. upon the
direction OF the police, left the rear door,
which was ordinarily fastened with a lock
and bar, unlocked and unbarred. but closed,
and at two O'Clock at night the defend
ant, with the detective. entered through that
door, the defendant lifting the latch and
opening the door, and were arrested by the
police and the proprietor. who were lying In
walt. Upon the trial the Court refused to in-
struct that the lifting OF the latch and the
opening of the door was, under the circum-
stances, no burglarious breaking and left to
the jury to FAY whether the proprietor con-
scented to the entry OF the defendant. Held,
no error.
3. Where an instruction purporting to give
definition OF the crime charged, OmIts some
essential element, 1t Is erroneous; but where
there is no dispute in the testimony but that
the act omitted from the definition was act.
ually done by the defendant and when else
where In the instructions a correct definition
Is given, and also that he personally did the
act Is assumed in several Instructions asked
by the defendant, the error Is not one affect
ing his substantial rights.
All the Justices concurring.
true copy. Attest; q ]. BROWN,
uS) Clerk Supreme u urt.
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HoRroy CT
BRxvnJ.
BY THE CoCRr.

No. l,625-U. 2. Cnnklin ct al. vs. School Dis
trfct, No 81, etc-Error from Lyon county
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GONE FOR EVER!

So say the ladies Of their beauty, when the
mirror shows them their once jet or colleen
ringlets streaked with gray; but never was
there a more
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that notwithstanding, that at the annual
meeting given sum was voted for certain
specified repairs and such sum had aIrea.y
been expended in such repairs.
All the justices cnncrrring.
A true copy. Attest: C.J. BROWN
LIS Clerk Suprem. Court.
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A sure for nervous debility lprsmature de-
cay, exhaustion. etc. The only reliable
cure. Circular mailed me- Adore J, H
REEVES. Is Chatham gtreek n, Y. oedsm
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= e
, VALUABLE TRUTHS.


II you are suffering FROM poor health, or langutsh
q on bed Of sickness take cheer. for
Hop Bitters will Cure You.
n you are Q minister and have overra1ed your
elf With your pastoral du ties ;or . mother, vOr.
Iut with care and work or if you simply a!,irr
( 700 feel weak andI dtspir.ted, without e.es
yknovfng Why.
Hog Bisters will Restore You.
Hyou are a man Of bus mess weakened BY ~,
train of your everyday duties: or man Of let
en-, toiitng over yourkradniSht work.
Hop Bitfers will Strengthen You.
n you are young. and suffering from arr indis
1eSior. are grow ing East, s5is o1te7 lie case
Hoo Bisfers will Relieve You.
Hyou are IN the vork7shop, on the farm. a. ~
lesE n uyWbere, and feelStkat yo-r system need.
cleansing, toainS or slim uiAiIns, wsfaoGt intoXf
Hsp Bitters "a What You Need.
Hyoa are old, and your pulse Is feeble, you
aerves unsteady, and yoar Faculties waning.
Hep Bisters will give you New Life and yigor
HoP CoceH CrRR is the sweetest, safest and bestf
Ask Children
The HoP PAD for Stomach. Liver ard kt1ne-sf1
Sp0sor 70 all ofhers. Ii IL perfect As< DrugSsts
d. Il an asolufc and irresisssbie for drunk
0naA - Of opium, tobacco and narcotics
0sAsssal ~ a.eyss.- ZIP Rr-s xs<- ca R-s-,r Nj
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TlG Singing Glass Season.

Just out. THE TEMPLE. go per dozen,
splendid new Singing school, Convention
ana Choir Book; by Or. W. o, Perkins As
Choir Book, equal 10 any Of the largest ones
As q Singing school Book, better than the
cheaper and smaller ores, since IT has much
mere music; that is, $50 pages OF new Songs
and Glees, and 80 pages Of the best Metricll
Tunes and Anthems, Specimen copies mailed,
post free, for 81.