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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13

Kansas il bsing heard abroad. In al
most every eastern journal Is copied ststis-
tics indicating our progress in farming, so
cial growth aud especially the advancement
OF our educational interests, az the following
which il publi-hed in the Educational
Weekly, of Chicago, will show:
Kansas has 26G.575 perrons of school age,
an increase of 33.7OO in the past year.
There are $3.50 teachers in the State.
There are 1920 school houses in the
State, valued al 81, ,052, ,glS.
S2l4.379 90 was distributed last year
from the State sahool fund for school pur-
poses.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13
ANIMALS.
rCor. Chicago Tribune, 81


Verbepas raised from seed will grow fas-
ter. have finer flowers and more Of them,
and in every way give more satisfaction,
than plants raised from cuttings; and the
flowers of vtrbenas grown from seed are
nearly always fragrant. SOW the seed In
February. in the house. Use shallow box
es-the best We ever used were made from
soap-bo1es cut into three, the top and bot
toms OF the original box formed two new
bottoms, and with piece Of extra board We
had three boxes each about three inches
deepmade from one. Fill these boxes to with
in half an inch Of the top with light, rich
earth,-lhe very best is leaf mold from the
woods il it can be secured; il not, light,
sandy soil, mixed with thoroughly de-
cayed stable-manure will do Just as well.
Having filed your box with soil,
level il with a smooth fiat board by patiing
it down until it is quite even, then SOW the
seed over the surface, distributing 1t as
well az possible. After this dust over Just
barely sufficient soil 20 cover the SEED, then
sprinkle with water. And now let me tell
you something have learned from expe-
rience that il seeds germiDate much more
quickly and surely If kept IN the dark
They should be in temperature OF, cay %
degrees, and don't give water until the sur
face appears dry. When termination has
ensued, then inure gradually to the light,
and, if YOU transplant the seedlings when IN
the second or rough leaf they will grow
much more strong, and be thrifty, stocky
plants TO ct out in the beds when the prop
or zazz,n arrIEez
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13
W. II. WOODWARD,
J. VI. PHELPS, Com
a J. BEERS

The committees report was unanimously
adopted. \ vote OF the house showed but
two in opposition to Hon. John ]. Ingalls,
for United States Senator. After giving
three hearty cheers for Hon. John ]. In
gals. and three cheers for Hon. !. o. Saw
age for supporting him, the meeting sd'
jourred.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13
JEWELL COUNTY FARMER.

lJeWtll lily 2loultoI DAd d'hpuu, %
Mr.: J. l.. Allen, lives on West Marsh
about seven miles east of Jewell Centre.
He was married in April, 1871, and started
to this county with span of horses and
wagon, a COW, two very small pigs aud SO
in cash. He took his claim in May and
built log house which he now lives in
having added to it. He had very hard
time the first winter, having to live for
several weeks on hominy and milk. He
offered to work a week for neighbor for a
so ID. sack Of flour and like many others at
that time took long trip west in search Of
buffalo in order to get meat. He Gays II
was "ground hog case" Now he has 81
head of cattle, 80 Of them being yearlipgs,
Il stears two years old in the spring and
the rest Cows and heifers. 4 number OF
bis cattle he has raised from the COW he
bought and others he traded for, but the
majority he bought by money he has made
on his farm. He has % young hogs and
shosts. and don't owe a cent.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13
FEW REMARKS ABOUT SHEEP RAISING.

sion, angry words, youthful suffering, dec
tors bills, and premsture graves
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

h17 Month qEd expenses guaranteed 10
- Age - Ostul free SHAW y 90 . Au-
g>t4, Nam. lei iEn IyT-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13

OF the two men, a Greenbacksr, Dem
ocrat or q Conservative could have out one
choice. and that choice ought to have been
John ]. Ingalls,, from the fact that, a to
honesty. both We concede 70 be equal, but
on the financial question Mr.. Ingalls, has
proven himself sound onthe silver ques-
tiou, and We believe will do all he can to
substitute greenbacks for national bank
notes. For this reason, if for no other. We
are glad that Mr. Ingalls, triumphed over
Mr.. Horton. VIM. A. Phillips was our
choice. He ia the choice Of the people of
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13
THE KITCHEN.

Cor. st. Louis Journal of agriculture
At this season the wood-pile is the great
Home Institution, snd the genii Of the
hearth and stove hold important positions
among domestic functionaries. II there il
any one thing that keeps children in health,
content, and good humor, it is well heated
apartments-if there is anything that keeps
husbands from growing, and work hands
from fretting, it is regular, comfortable
meals-if there is anything that keeps a
housewife in misery, true suffering Of body
and mind, it is poor frewood. How impor-
tant then are its relations to family enjoy
ment? How much Of suffering and disease
are contracted in the kitchen, human
tongue can never tell Talk then of acres,
of crops. of stock, Of buildings, as you
please, health, wealth, and domestic happi-
nes lie concealed in the woodpile, and can
be transmitted into domestic misery, confu-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13
TRellryllle Telescope 8. !

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of our
citizens was had in the court house on Mon
day evening Of this week to endorse the &C.
tion of Hon. /. o. Savage, State Senator
from this district, in voting Tor Hon. John
J. Ingalls, for United States Senator. MIR.
Ell. Knowles wss elected chairman and j.
C. Humphrey secretary. A committee on
resolutions was appointed, consisting OF DIR.
Woodward, J. VI. Phelps and A j. Beers,
who reported as follows:
WHEREAS, We have watched with feel
ing of anxiety and concern the long and
bitter Senatorial contest Just ended in our
State BY the election Of Hon. John ]. In
gals a. his own successor to the L. ; Senate
WHEREAS, We the citizens OF Republic
county, Kansas, feel justly proud and satis-
fed with the fact that our Representative,
Hon. 1. o. Savsge, State Senator from the
33rd State Senatorial District, voted r..and
supported Mr.. Iugsils for said position,
therefore be II
Resolved, That We citizens "a aforesaid
in mas convention assembled, heartily en-
dorse our Representative, I. o. Savage, in
the action taken by him in said election
believing "a We do that in so doing his ex.
pressed the almost unanimous sentiment ol
the citizens and voters of his district.
Resolved, That We hereby re affirm oui
confidence in the ability and integrity o.
said Representative.
Resolved, That copy OF these proceed
ings be published in the Belleville "Tele
scope" and Scandia Journal" and also
that the secretary be instructed TO inform
| ,l, Uc-, a Sayaua of our action therein
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13
WORTHY OF ENCOURAGEMENT.
rD,ooso,,,on at,aarvsr

Being friend and supporter OF Senator
ingalls, does not alone force us TO admire
Fenlon and other Democrats who worked
for the candidate Of their political opPo-
neuts. The spectacle OF man independ-
ent enough TO brave the sneers and con-
tumely OF his professed friends, and the in
eyitsble charges OF bargain and sale, Il,
aside from other motives, worthy Of candid
srd hearty encouragement.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13

this county, and he ought to have received
the vote OF our entire delegation-at least
on the third ballot; but We are satisfied to
take Ingalls, if we had to take an Atchison
man. for be has ability to make good
representative, and we trust he will.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-19
BOOK Notices

In BLscvwooD's MAGAZINE for June,
-..rll,.hrd hy the Leonard Scott Publishing
81 Barclay Street, New York. we have
Oh. r.nciu,ion Of ,hc serial, John Caldisaie, -
-nI soirited continuation Of tie new story
Reaia ur. What's in Name" The new
baDtor "a &" Contemporary Literature takes
ID F.euch novels. describes Them as character
z..s hy au intensity 90 realism. and gives n
ins commentary on the productions Of
modern French school, from Victor Hugo,
z,o Dumas. George Sand. and Sue, down
Fa r.. Belt Sduleau. B.arciIe Daudet,
.d Zaa ulc ast.naned author being pro-
b, med ihs most popular and successful Of
French noveis.s. PIE ter r.cle are "Ti G
ID nrrf7r NJ Szcselin;' "BaaS Failures
,leir Remedies aud = short criticism %
Duke Of Argg,'s lac spce1h on TIE Fast
lies oi the Government
An Encyclopedia Of Uuiv1rsal Knowl-
eIge. IN 20 volum's, $4,000 pages all Tor s 10.
and equal ia al important respects 70 any Cy-
c.on.u;a heretofore s.ld i1r less than 500, is
announced for publication by the American
Book Exchange, So Beekman street, New
York They haze also inst ssucd an edition
Oi Chamber JyclOp Nla l-i-iiol = ,c'H H'"'e
complete in four volumes, ncaily'coih-bonnd
for 50 90 Their catalogue Of several hun
drcd standard publications. at very low prices,
will he sent free On reauest.
Smiths Bible rictionafy, ind IN un-
abridged Cruien's C5ucorlance. each 10 be sold
for & 90. are recent announcements Of the
American Book Exchange, IS Beekman street,
New York.
Juvenile Beautiful lifgc type
elelaptly bound editions Of Arabian Nights
and Robinson Crusoe. ior 50 cents each, and Of
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress and Travels OF
Baron Hutchinson. for 30 cents each, have
lust been publishe by the American Book TX
change. IS Beekman street, New York.
New editions Of Rollins Ancicut His
tory. and the Complete Works oG JosePhus,
both printed in large, beautiful tTpc, and
strongly and nce.ly bound. have icst b9en is
sneG at about one-i third the former prices. VIZ
Rollin. 50 %; Josephus, 81 90 American
Book Exchange, publishers, % Beekmsn St,
New Yoik
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-19
4" You Can Let Co."

Few will read this incident from Mrs Penn
hers Southern Woman's Story" without
tear for the hero who so couragcously gave the
fatal order' D
Private fisher had remained through MI hi'
trials stout. fresh and hearty, interesting 10 ap-
pearancc and so gentle hammered and uncom-
planning that we all Lowell him.
Snpported on hs crutches, be bad walked up
aud down his ward in the hospital for the fsi
time since he was wounded, and seemed al
mos, restored.
That same night. t.he turned over and uttered
an exclamation Of pain.
following the nurse 20 bis bed. and turning
down the covering, small Jet Of blood spurt-
ed up. The sharp edge Of the splintcrod bone
must have severed an artery.
INSTANTLY put my finger on the lii,e orilcc
and awaited the suTgeon.. He soon came, took
long look, and shook bis head
The explanation was easy. The artery was
imbedded in the leshy part of the thigh, and
could 90, be taken up. No earthly power
could save him.
There was no object in OBTAINING Dr.. --,
lie required his time aud his strength, and long
| sat by the boy, unconscious himself that auY
serious trouble was apprchended
The hardest trial Of my dniy was Ibid upon
me- the necessity Of telling man in the prime
Of lie and fullpess Of strength that there was
no hope for him.
Il was done ct last, and the verdict received
patiently and cograseousy, scnic directions
given by which bis mother would he informed
Of bis death aud then ls turnel his question:
ing eyes upon my face.
How long can live 2
Only as long as keep my finger upon
this artery" 4 pause cnsucd.
God aono knew what thoughts hurried
through that heart AID brain, cale'l so unex-
pectedly from al earthly hopes and tics.
He broke tie silence at last.
You can JET GO"
But could noi-not II my own life bal
,rembled 10 the balance Hot tears rushed to
my eyes, asarging sound to my cars, and
deaihly collness TO my lips.
The pang Of obcying him was sparci ne.
and for the first and last time during the trials
that sur-ounded ne for four years, tainted
awa".
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-19
Gong .ourllng.

One Of the chief compensniious cf woman :.
lie is found in the fact that she toeSn I haye
10 rrn a cocrting" Il mus, lse confessed that
in these days the modern belle DOGS hc- sheif
of the wooing; but She does not have g dfefi
np in = silt collar aud pair of boots a si@e
too smal, for hes, and walk up To .hc cannons
mouth Of her inamnraigs hmiiy, a maiden
aunt ard perhaps dozen brothers AID sis'er'
aud inquire, in a trembling voice;
"Is Miss Arabclla at home?
Whenever man goes a currtins every body
seems to know all about L. lis dcmcan'r
tells the obseryaut spectator the business he -
intent upon. lie might as well placarl him
self. I'm going a csurling' Everybody -
cnenizant Of it. and looks knowingly, aud aSk'
him if the q" Northern lights were hrieh, lat
night about | O'clock" an,l chow The market
is for kerosepe upat Daddy Browns aud a
sc,re of other questions ort OF place.
We kno,z a yours rian who is deeply, and
we trust successfully, eusscad IN snin, court
ipg. AMI our warmest sympSthiea have hecn
extended towards him. When Sunday aiier-
nom arrives il is plain that something is about
n hapucn. lie is fdgeiy and non-commuui-
cative. and cannot SIC in one place bali minute
Il time lie is continually interviewing h2
watch and comparing it With the old eight
day cfin shaped clock IN the corner. lie
ls.ks in the glass frequently. and draws his
forehead locks lsck aud then lorwari and
combs them mp and pats them DOVE, and y
un,arisGel with the effect throughout.
The smell Of hay rrm and hereamot %
painfully apparent. When he shakes hl,
handkerchief musk is pcrcepuble. His boois
shine like mirrors. ans ilew Is a faint smell q
cardamon seeds in bis breath when he yaNn'
lie smooths bis budding mousiache with a.
fectionate pas, and feels bis invisible side
whiskers continually 70 make sure they air
there. fast -hith IS noi established 20 oni-
side Observers by sense Of sight. He tries on
AL his necklies without finding Jrst the thirs
be warts.
Then be hasfpssms df brushing his coat,
that commences with violence and lasts until
one grows nervous hr fear the bToalcloth viii
not be able to stand the friction.
lie declines soup ila, day for dinner liz
SAYS II is because be Is mt hungry, but We
know il is because there are onious IN Il, anil
onions. as everyone knows, DO not swceien
ones breath to any great extent
If spoken 10 suddenly be starts and bushes
and loohs ns guilty as il be was stealing some
thing. and directly Il one does 40, speak 10
him he goes back to the delightful occupation
Of staring ct nothing and waiting for tie hour
hand to creep around TO seven.
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News AID Times about Winchester

News and Times about Winchester.
From the Ear-
a little son Of Nj john Wm. Schultz,
in this county. whilst playing ono DAY last
week, fell, breaking his leg.
Edward March, a lad Of about thirteen
years of age. son Of Mr. Wm March, Of south
Washington street, this town, was bitten by a
large bull log IN Thursday evening Of last
week. and horribly mu.ila'ed.
4 lad named IIarbaugh, in the vicinity
n Newtown. was thrown from horserake
whilst harvesting las, week. and had his scnli
cracked. besides being Otherwise bruised. His
life was despaircd Of ~ sege!al days, but he
is now recovering.
Mr. George b. Dichenderfer is erecting
house on his 10: on Marie. street next to
Sir Iatham's property. Mr. DieGeoderfer Is
doing the framework himself. lie Is 81 years
II aee but can handle the saw, plane and ham
rnsr @iih remarkable dexierity yet.
Mr.. Charles M.Stief, of Baltimore, has
contributed a handsome Organ. towards the
fund for the menumen. to the Unknown
Dead" IN addition 10 this Organ, ihe Com
rniitee has now for sale for this purpose, a
splendid Grain Drill, IIaserstown make: a
Bickford and Huffman Drill Hagerstown
Sprns-tooih Rake; and an American No.
Drop Cap Sewing Machine-all made especially
for presentation in did Of The monument fund
Barr c Cooper haze parciasei from iir.
German Smith the property occupied by them
on the corner Of Main and liccsdi.ly streets,
for IS, ,0O5 equivalent to cash.
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7 The doctrine Of State Riglits has been
very conn ooly rool-roohed by Northern
Republicans cspccia''g yhcn asserted by
sou0ua democrats Is iaeTe anything IN
tic Constitution Of Virginia or Of any other
Southern Stale more explicit on tie subject Of
State Sovereignty ilan the following from The
declaration Of fiiehts iu the Constitution Of
y s.achusetis?
The pcaplc Of IBIS Commonwealth have
4 sole and exclusive right OF governing
fem.elycs az free. socorcigH and indepen.
9ent Siais: aud DO AMI forever hereafter SHAH
xarcise aad eni every power, jurisdiction
,l right which Il not. or may ut hereafter
h.. by them expressly dlrgatea TO the United
States Of America IL ClneFess assembled.
Itisn't pertinent pretty, or graceful
for Massachusetts, Rhode Island or other north
eru republican orators to slisnatize State
l. cuts as fatal heresy."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-19

list Thursday morning, Nancy John
s.on, colored girl about II years Of age,
living with Mr T. T. Titus. uear Gorcsvillc,
Toudoun County, met with horrible death
from the explosion Of a coal oil lamp.-Iee'-
L'Ty Mirror.
Col. lew. Pcyton, Of the Virginia Mid
land Railroad, Informs a correspondent Of tho
Dispafot that fSmily in Orange county have
two bottles Of peach brandy. which vas dis
titled by their ancestors iD 1888.
At St. Paul's Church, Alexandria, re-
Gently, Bishop WhitIle ordained the following
persons: To Priests Ordcrs--W. Il. Lec,
Josiah ". Ware, Jr., Frank Page, G. Is.
BRYAN, Byrd Y. Turner, 5. l.. Ware and Ar
thur =. Gray. Deacons we're ordained as
follows: Francis d. Lee. L r. Clairborne. $.
s. Gregory, Edwin .. Rice aud Edwin u.
Weilman.
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l,Of-I'IGAI-
HARVEST NYMS.

Once mo-r the liberal year laughs ont
Ger richer stores than gems o. goldi
Once more with harvcsts,ng and sbo1t
Is natures bioodless triumph told
Our common mother res,sa sings
Like Ruth sn,ng her gafnered s'eaTesi
Her lap Is .'ull Of goodlr things.
Hex broig is bright with autumn leaves.
o favors old. ~: crcr ncwl
o blessings with the sunshine scntl
1.-The bounty overruns osT due
The fufiness shamcs our discomfort
We shu, our ercs, the flowers bloom on;
We nrrmu~, but the cora ears Ill;
We choose the shadow, hut the sun
That casts it shines behind Us stiil,
God gives rs With our rugged soil
Fhe power 20 make Il iden fair,
And richer fruit to crpwn onr toil
Than Summ welded is'aads bear.
Who murmurs at his lot 10 day?
who scnrus his native.irnit and bloom,
Or sighs for Gainties far away,
Besides the bountcoas board o. home
Thank Heaven, Instead, hat reedom's arm
Can change q rocky soil TO gold
THAT brave and generous lives can warm
a cline with Northern ices cold.
And by these altArs wfeathcd with flowers,
And fields of fruit, awake again
Thanksgiving for the golden hours,
The early and the latter rain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-19

George Eliot, the authoreSs; Sara
Bernhard;. tbs famed German actress and
s!rs. Langify, Loadoa's great beauty, vii
visit America ncxi year.
Mr.. George Finnacumb, Of West Vir-
qinia. was knocksd down and robbed of 900
by colored men in the streets Of Washington
90 Wednesday evening Of last week.
Three hundred and twenty-seyen new
money order Offices Vere put n operation on
the Eth instant. The post Office at the Unl-
versiiv n Virginia is male Cre q these.
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TIE IS W.

r0-Tar Fnrg Pass is published wccS'y az Too
p Tor, sai F.s,g C,at' pee gsatn &" atr1nce.
~ rHREE DOLLARS if not paid 10 advance.
~ De-, D,f.g-ail Fgil Cent. for sir moafi'.
rT~The terms 90 Advertising are fnr a square
fa~eiach' or hess. 0ss D1fias rse .fig Ceafs tor
ih-ee insertions larger oucs Ia the same proper
.i,a Zach contiauauce Fsify Ceai'.
rE-No advertisement ;o bc considered by the
month or year uolcss specified ou the Manuscript,
.- previously agreed upoa between the parties.
rg-A Al atrcst,srfccnt no, marked on thc copy
r,r "a soecifet urmter % insertions will be ecr-
.inusd anul csdsred out and payncat Will De
.vac,ei accordingly.
oS~GvsrtAa Aotrar,-EvENrs.- 20 avoid an
misuoderstaneicg 90 thep part oi che annual aiver-
--rs ts propct G. stl;e isfiacfy that their pri-
-ie-e oalr extends Oh th cir ir mediate business
Vcsi Estatc Legal ot ai other ateerti-cncut sent
1v tAsn s. De an additional charge. and no Tarla-
lsa.
ru- -0bituarr notices ot more than Eve lioe'
ni.l DO charged for.
JOB WORK Posters. Sale Bills, Circulars,
clrts. g., exces,sd promptly, ucatly, aud al iai'
rriccs.
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snREIY AFFLICTED.

j. o. Borecrh Co., Dsnrs cSL Gsrns;aeri ,sa y,i,6 N
csarrh wish TO add my testimony IN behalf OF SAN
FoRp's RApIoAL CURE ToR CATAREH. have been
sorrly afflicted with this fearful disease for four years
and nave tried every known remedy without avail.
until bought bottle OF the aooye CpRs from you' y
which gave mo almost instant relief u being const,
fntiona as well local remedy, believe TO DC all
that is claimed for it. Radical Cure for catarrh
ra,vc- Sent q 'is3S with Jenson Bliss & &C,
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GREATLY AFFLICTED.

xesoys T. o. Bos,corfh d Co.. DeNser: Gent',,1sr u
,aEe nleasure In recommending sAXFoEDs BApicAL
CuRE FoR CArAIrH 20 all who are afflicted win uils
disease was greatly afflicted with II Tor long ,le
and cured IL with two bottles ofthe above CURE About
wear afterwards was taken again with CatarFh 9ute
severely, and Immediately sent for another po.Ie.
dose am confident that this remedy VIII 90 hii tas
ia claimed for IL, and more too Wishing you success
"a its Introduction, am very trrly Your 49,, Mi,
- 49, A. W. SMITH Of Smith q DOH.
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Messrs. W. s. Gilman. Washington
correspondent Of the I;ichmoph Dispatch 7.
Manning, Of West Virginia, md \. Z Buell.,
Of Missouri the well-known jourualis'i have
receiYed the respective L. 5. senate appoint
mcn,s Of index clerk, minute clerk snd print
Ing clerk.
The Liabilities Of the Treasury al the
commencement Of the fiscal year we're S4'l.-
703 .C95.2G and the assets S47l l.1Oo,G95 70,
with balance 10 favor Of the Treasurer, IN
cludins bullion fund, S2s7, ,305, 1902.
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TRIED EVERYTHING.

ecsTs T. o. Bos,ror,h q o.. Denre. COT. Ceas'finss'
I have used SANFoEpa RADICAL CURE Foh CAIAhiSi
and N has given pcrfect satisfaction. | have tfled
almost everything and IL Is the only thing thAt mas
given me relief. therefore take 1heasure N recein
and offer this as my testimony 70 us benefits
''''' Very truly, VS.. DECKER.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
G 600 EEEI ABOVE The SEA.

The following testimonials are from Messrs: j. y;
posworra q Co., Denver, Col. large and nhuentlai
drugsisis They report urprccedentcdly large sales
an universal Satisfaction No other disease - 80 20
aarinry prevalent in that region. They speak OF tne
fnoNrlnp Gentlemen among their best cltlLens:- -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-07-19
pEu LII WlGGlN SAYS :

"Cnc bes. remedies for Catarrh, nay the best
remedy We have found In lifetime OF ofsuffering IL SAN
FoRD's RADICAL CURE. II 10 not unpeasant tg la1e l
through the nostrs. and there comes with each bot,e
small glass tube for in inhalation IL clears tho
head and throat thoroughly that. taken each m9ih-
ing on rising there unpleasant sccretlos au no
disagree able hawking during tie entire day, but An u
precedented cearncss voice and respiratory rSaha
: Rec. j. H. Wsggil, IN DorcAe,ter, Aass, Beacon.