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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24
He Squealeth!

Tie lofty toned editor of the Severance ESteT-
prisr has got down from his high resolve not to
notice the Cbier. snd in his last issne he sqneals
most lnstily. u serms that We have pierced his
rhinoceros hide; or. to vary the figure of speech,
the red-hot Goals we hraped upon him, have
gone through his tortoise-sheII, and he squrms
dreadfully. Those who have been wont to
charge tha; the CLief sometimes saws vulgar
things, arr recommended to get copy of last
weeks EHioPris', aud wade through several col
nmns Of LcItes- leiiros, IL they want to find out
What gennInc newspaper vulgarity and obscen-
ty are. Remember, while doing 80, that they
were written Ly one who prctends to lee a preach
'r Of The gospel, There is your irst-eIass family
jOnrnal. Drop the Vulgar Chiet, and take that
model newspaper into your families,
This man, Brookes, seems 10 be a moral leper
His residence in any place is brisf, and when he
leaves, it is with the character Of mischief
maker, slanderer, aud a black mailer. A long
array Of the leading business men Of Decatur,
Texas, published him a scab and dead-beat of
the first water. lie got similar sen1-off from
oswego, Kansas; and now ponltice follows
him from Mexico, Missouri. And what is his
defence against this long array of credentials
accHsers are all drnnkartls, scalawags, thieves,
loaiers, gamblers, ct cetera. He seems to have
talent for settling down in places where the
people are all scouRdrels-and when he gets
there. there j. not enough righteousness TO save
them from the fate of SOdOm. Isn't il a little
singular, that wherever this man goes he earns
the same character, and that he is the only good
man there, while all the others are scoundrelsi
Beware of the adventurous tramp, who is always
perseontcd by everybody, while he alone is al
ways in the right. Citizens of Severance, you
have fnretaste of what your characters will he
written, when this mau plays ont among you,
and packs h's traps to prey nn some other COM
munity.
This ontcast, this Wandering jew when he came
here, started out as one of his missions, with a
system of abuse Of County officers and prominent
men of the County, doubtless seeing visions of
abundant ready black mail in the horizon; but
the first thing he knows, he is confronted with
his own rotten record, by which he can be trail
ed wherever he goes and is kept 30 busy on the
defensive, warding of well-directed blows, and
attempting 10 inteTpose his calloused cheek
against formulating and damning evidence,
that he has no time OF space Ia indulge his forte
Of abusing others. His cheek is immense, and
his assurance astounding: but he might as well
attempt to buck against cyclone bolt Of
lightning. The evidence is there, and will stick,
and his career of usefulness is ended.
One of the specialties of the Chiefs to expose
swindles and frauds, and warn the public against
them. This we shall continue to do. This is
why Brookes instinctiveIy marked us down as u
natural enemy, from the beginning.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24
PROPOSALS.
FOR
Flour, Corn Meal, and Meat.
OFFICE KANSAS STATE PExIrESTrARY, ,

OFFICE KANSAS STATE PENITENTIARY, !
LANSING, KANSAS May Is, lea.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received at this office,
- until 10 clock june 1th I3 for ABOUT pounds
Of good NNNN Flour TO he made from the best fall wheat
and good used at the prison. and 10 be delivered
in sacks barrels in the prison yard Sample Of same
must be submitted with each bid. Flour be delivered
in car load lots, required for
Ais" soall proposals for about a. pounds Of Corn
Meal of good quality used in the prison. and
delivered in slcks barrels in the prison yar Samples
Of must b- submitted with each bil Corn meal
be delivered at the rate nf 80 pounds per month.
At the sane time sealed proposals will be received for
furnishing sufficient Fresh Beef to feed all the cOnviets and
employees. numbering about abOut 800 pounds
dayJ lie delivered daily directed BY the Warden
Contract July L. Iss5 and continue until
July IL Last In addition Ia Fresh Beef the
will be required TO furnish about 30 pounds Of Pork, Nut
ton: Veal or Lamb-sntiernt to supply the employers
table hr-c day each week during continuance Of contract
All meat 10 be price and Of the best quality and sub
t 20 the acceptance Of the Warden the time Of deve
ny Beeve consist o the four quarters the ami
NAL and 10 weigh not less than 40 pounds when dressed
and trimmed fellows: FOre-uariers to be cut OF six
Verteh int from the shoulder: hind quarters BE-
OF four inches aove the hok joint and TO contain all the
kidney tallow.
Payment the aboy- contracts be made the 18th
Of each month Succeeding the in which supplies
delivered.
cheek draft ee.ticate Of deposit iar $50 must &c
company each proposal a. security that contraet will BE-
entered into ii award Is made.
bond with two acceptable snrcties will be required
in the Of $500 for the faithful performance of the
contract
The right is reserved reject any all bids and bid
deTs requested 90 b. present the opening of bids at
10 O'Clock, 4 VI, June tth Iss1
Further particulars furnished application this
Office.
BY order Of the Beard af DIRECTOR
May l.. lssl-iw. W. &. JONES Warden.
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SlleriG''s Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, Is
COUNTY OF DONIPHAN,

TIE STATE OF KANSAS lsS
COUNTY OF DONIPHAN,
In the District Court for Douphan County af Kansas
Ferdinand Westheimer
and Daniel AbeTle,
Partners doing business in the
firm name Of
p Westhemer & Company, Plaintiff.
BENJAMIN Tracy and
Ann Tracy, Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given, that viii offer for sale
~ public auction for cash the hour Of oeck r NJ
On The l-tA dog eT Jsa> A. D. Iss3
the north door House the City Of Troy
DOnphan County, state Of Kansas the following de-Tbe
real estate tn wit:
Al of Lots number five C5 and six In Block number
ten, l0 and Lot number nn- Sl in BIock number nine
t9 all In the town Of Iowa Point in the County nf Doni
phan and State Of Kansas
Taken the property of Benjamin Tracy and Ann Ira
ey and offered for sale to the highest bidder for cash
satisfy certain Judgment and costs against BENJAMIN Ira
ey. Of record in the District Court for Donphan Coun
ty in the State of Kansas in which r. Wesheiner Go.
were Paintis and Benjamin Trzey and Ana Tracy
defendants
Given under my hand this 9Th day of May y d. IssJ
v. C. BAILEY,
Sheriff Of Duniphan County
7. W. HElILET. Attorney for Plaintiff
May II. isso-5w. Prs fec. sis.lo
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

The CARS CoRoSAIroS.-The Iong-delayed
coronation of the Gar Of Russia took place at
Moscow. Tuesday. Notwithstanding all we hear
of the dissatisfaction Of the people Of Russia
with their ruler, il is said that the enthusiasm
Of the people on the occasion was unbounded.
The procession was grand and imposing, and
the only accident to mar the festivities was the
breaking Of the Chief Marsllafs skull. by being
thrown from his horse.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

"a This is a terrible Spring for orCycloncs. The
papers almost daily hriug account, Of storms in
various parts "f the country. many nf them very
destructive. On Saturday. visited a large
portion of Wisconsin Ind Illinois doing fearful
damage. In Wisconsin. many lives were Iost
These cycluucs are always followed by cool
weather, and they keep The atmosphere in Il con
stant state "f chillimcs-. lIcr are less than
month from the time when the sun will reach
its most nnrthcTly limit. aud there has not been
a day that could property ne called a Spring
day There have becn a few sufficiently warm
but they were invariably rendered disagreeable
bp the prevalence "f heavy gales. The cause Of
the cyclones aud the increase in their Frequency,
is something that all the learning of the wealth.
er-wiss cannot begin Ia tonch.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

- The embryo Fourth of July orator is he
ginning TO read up in American history, aud 10
lay in. supply of eagles, Constitutions, and
American flags Tis well to begin early; for if
he goes back TO Rome and Greece for begin
ming, he's got sight Of ground to cover. and
will have to spread himself
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

~ Rev. Police Court Brookes accuses us of
being renegade Republican bolter and Dem
Ocrat supporter We suppose this is more than
such true blue Republicans as Ben. Harpster
and Rippey can tolerate. However, We never
published Democratic paper in Texas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24
THE NEW PATENT
DUST. PROOF
Stem winding Open Face Case
MANUFACTURED by THE
American Watch Co.,
wALTHAM, MASS.

This case is formed in one solid picre without
joint or seam. opening in front o"ig, thus avoiding
the usual Cap and securing greater strength and
durability.
These watches are all opea G'rr. The bezcl, into
which extra strong crystal is fitted with esPe
cially prepared water proof cement, is attached Ia
the ease by screwins it thereon, and thus forms
airtisht junction with the body Of the ease whicl,
is proof against dust and moisture.
To railroad men, travellers, miner, lumbrrmen
and Others, who almost constantly exposed. and
who have to make frequent reference to the watch.
these qualities of the utmos; importance.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24
The following E.etfer> tell their own
Story.

"NNLposTA, GEORGIA, July %. 1852.
sold one Of your Patent Dust Proof Cases about
ten months ago. and the other day it came back to
with the request to make il wind easier. On ex-
animation, found that the stem was rusty and |
inquired into the OF it. The gentleman stated
TO me that hc was starting saw-oEs that had
lodged in the bend of the river, when his chain
caught in bush and threw his watch Intn ahout
twelve feet Of water. and he was about two hours
finding it. When he got il ont II running, and
he Thought all right In about three mcuths. he
found that the stem hard to turn and sent it to
His.
can say that the watch is all that the company
claims for IT, and recommend it to all railroad and
mill men u. W. BENTLEY
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

~ The patent-outsde papers have recently
announced that they would soon commence the
publication of thrilling continued story, writ
ten expressly for each Of them. Ii is to appear
on the patent side, and is in all of them. II the
patent-ontside factory should lose the manu-
script. this original story would suddenly stop
10 all the papers.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

EF The Royal Benevolent" Graveyard In
surance concern has packed up and got ont Of
Kansas The climate got too unwhOlesone for
it. The naragers of the concern will certainly
swear that Col. Anthony, Of the Leavenworth
Tfmes. is hook -nosed old devil" There arc
other concerns in the State that need punching
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

Il spent ever $1,000 in q years. said Major II.
W Hines. OF Boston Mass, in being doctored for
epilepsy. ] employed the hest physicians in New
Orleans st. Louis, y. York. Phila Boston. London.
and Paris, bu; all TO purpose. SdH'eriia" Negr-
inc has cured me entirely $50
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

10 Lydia Pinklam is dead, at the early age
of6i. Her medicine couldn't save her Those
portraits printed in all the papers were more
than the NEST robust constitution eonld stand.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

ES To-day. May 24th.) Queen Victoria is 81
years old From accounts, the hereditary insau =
ity in her family, the signs of which she showed
from time to time. is assuming a more decided
form. She is said TO be a Spiritualist
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24
On THIRTY DAYS, TRIAL,

TuE NoLTAIc BELT Co. Marshall, Mich, will send
DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro-N Noltaic Belts AMI
Electro Appliances trial for thirty days to men
tyOung and old who afflicted with nervous de
bility, lost vitality, and kindred troubles uaran-
teeins speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly Nigor. Address as ahOve.-N. u No risk
incurred. as thirty days is allowed.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24
Road Nctice.
THE STATE Of KANSAS lsS
DuNIFuNN COTNrN,
CuTSTT CLERKS OFFICE, I
izgl

THE STATE OF hANSAS iSl
DuNlrn,N JuTNn, -
COTSIY CLERKS OFFICE, I
Troy. Mary :, ls-3.
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition was presented
~ to the Board Of Commissioners of DOniphan County,
Kansas their meeting the 9Th day Of May. l-e3
asking that change and vacation Of road he established
at the following points TO wit:
beginning Mllers Bridge Gabriel Branch, in the
southe quaIer OF section TWEEN; (l in township
two t of twenty ell running south from said
bridge John Lewis line at the foot Of the bluff
his south line thence south thrOu the northeast quarter
of section Thirty -four 3 in township two 2) of range
twenty ell about tw.nty @ to thirty tJ0D rods
east Of the present road old abandoned road formerly
used the Charleston road until il strikes the south line
Of the last named quarter section thence said line
conforming the old road. The part be vacated
from the Miller Bridge t. the centre Of the southeast
qarter Of section CsD in township two ca of
range twcntyoHr t2 thence south between the lands Of
Gibson and John Lewis 20 the north line Of the northeast
quarter of section thirty four go in township two. t OF
range twenty 2l thence in south eastery direction
10 the south line OF ssd last named quarter section.
WheTcupOn the said Board Of County Commissioners ap
pointed the following named persons. viz: Thompson Wy
kcTt Moses Townsend and j. C. Williams viewers with
instructions the place OF beginning Friday,
the LIST day f June I and proceed 10 view said road
give all parties hearing and make due report to said
Board at their session 10 he held the it day of June,
Iss3.
BY order of Boarl of County Commissioners.
Attest: D. w MORSE
Nav 10 1--l-iw- County Clerk.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

rS violent rain and snow storm an Michi :
gan, Ohio, and Indiana, Monday. The snow
seems to have been greatest in Ohio, as much as
twelve inches being reported in some places,
breaking down trees, aud everywhere S.rionsly
damaging the fruit prospect.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

" case is not very serious, when Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup will meet the emer-
gency. In a real bad case, Allison's Donble
Back Action Poultiee is the only stuif that will
reach the root of the thing.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24
I. CINrnx. IowA. Nnril -. ISSI.

"CLINToS, Iowa. April ~. 1881.
Il wish You would send me a spring for the VIM.
Eliery Watch BY the way. this Ellery is a
watch sold in your Screw Iczcl Case to farmer,
last fall The first Of January he lost the watch in
the woods and found it this week in about one foot
of water. II had lain three months and in snow
and water with lint slight injury to the wa;ch-Only
n hair spring. e. 5. RAYMOND
The above were very tests. and demonstrate
beyond donht that for any reasonable length of
time during which watch might Ice under water, it
would receive injury whatever.
We make these cases in both gold ami silver. ard
as a Perfectly Dust.Proof Stem Wind.
ing Watch Case. Challenge iIse World
10 Produce lis Equal.
For Sale by all First-class Jewellers.
I'm
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THE
MASON & HAHLIH ORGAN CO..
90 EAST ii;h ST., Union SqaaTe.l
NEW YORK.

Have introduced DIrE9vEEXvTs G=sAIEE raAcTICAL
VALE during the Last s than in any similar period
the introduction Of tn American Organ By them twenty
years and receiving fn ths.F factories oan.
sUEPAs-ryG EXcELLENCE AxTIHTxs WHICH
BEToRE BEEs FEODUcED and certainly worthy to be
ranked with xrsIcAL IysTrrMESus X TnE
WORLD; MT eash prsss s2il 500 sse9 ss9 si-o $50
SO $50, and s9OO
POPULAR STYLES inelIlnz The valla5is Of the
recent improvements and adapted all Uses in plain OF
elegant cases al 30 s 81 81 40 go sn co.
tiOs sio5 10 feOo and up.
MASON HA1ILIN ORGANS arp awanled the only
U1EEsT NEDAL for Instruments IL this class European
American at the GREAT ITALIAN INDUSTRIAL EX-
HIBITiOS recently eiosc Milan; and have taken the
HIGHEST HOSORS AT EVERY OSE Of tAe GEEAT
woELD IsDCsTErl fyr TEAE- icing
te 0a5 4BeTieaa OEyaRs AieA Lapc sskEa s-ch aag
Sold also for EASY PAYMENTS 50 organ viii be
rented until the rent pays for IL ILLUSTRATED CAT
ALOGUEs. describing zoEE THAx ONE HuxDEED sTTLEs,
with net prices and full particulars FREE 3mchs2
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

SINGULAR ACCIDENT.-Georse johnson son of
Bradish johnson. of New York. died at the Airing
ton House, Hot Springs, Ark. Monday He awoke
during the night before and got up to get a drink
from pitcher, the mouth Of which was broken
The pitcher fell and severed the femora artery He
was found pulseless and speechless in his blood
and although surgical aid promptly rendered
he died during the day.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

~ If You don't want to freeze when it's cold
suffer from excessive persriration when it's warm
use Browns Iron Bitters.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

or DoURTFrL BENEFIr.-lt is 4 question
whether the State Board of Agriculture is not
more of damage than benefit to Kansas. On
more than occasion, within fhe past few
years the highly colored reports sent out by the
Board, in order t0 give Kansas a grand showing
abroad. have caused great loss to the farmers at
home. For instance, take statement sent out
10y the Board few days ago. 1t sent out the
report that the surpus wheat held in Kansas
amounted to : l3l ,:iIJ bushels and of corn ;i.,
80, ,i76 bushels Th, was intended to sound
big abroad, and {" get MP an migration boom; (;
hut it was misleading. and caused i material
fall in the price uf grain. Those who control
the markets said Why, il there is 50 much sur
plus grain ia Kansas alone. it must soon find its
way int" market. aud the price must come
down. Consequently. the farmers IN Kansas
who have wheat aud C0ru TO sell must suffer
reduction Ui several cents on the huslicl To paw
tnr the hlnwiug of the State Board of Agricul-
iure. This is exactly what has resulted from
the recent statement strut oui. There is no such
an amount of surplus cora aud wheat here. On-
ly 80 much rln br called suTpluS that remains
over and ahov- what the farmers will need for
their own Usn. This heins the case one third
the amount stated hS the Board w"nd he nearer
The correct figure.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

ISr The tO0th anniversary of the birth of Martin
Lather occurs on the 10th of November next and
will be celebrated in many places in this country
and Europe.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

r Feathers, ribons, velvet can all be colortd
to match that new hat. by using the Diamond Dyes.
10 cents for any color.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

~ J. Proctor Knott has been nominated for
Governor hy the Democrats Of KentPrky
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24
The Thoroughbred Horse,
ROBIN HOOD.

WI b. kept the present commencing first week in
April as follows: Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesday :
Of each week at Highland Station Thursdays, Fridays
and saturdays, at Fanning.
IERMS.-SiDgie service "a; 10 insure, go payable
when the fact Is aseertaned the disposed o.
shall no; be responsible for any accidents to but
shall take all possible care to prevent any.
PEDIGREE AND DEScRIPTION.-Robin Hood /. 4
old the 18th of May dark bay color hands high
weight 1000 pounds; sired by YOxny Robin Hood bean
;fn dapPe bay l6 hands high and weighing 100 pounds
His eo.t- inherit In striking degree his magnificent and
kind dispo-ition- They invariably black or bay IN
color He was bred in Canada, from Percheron mare
weighing 1880 pounds imported from France She
vas sired by Old Napoeon whose weight 1870 pounds
Young Robin Hood was sired by the celebrated stallion
Old Robin Hood, who out Of black the proper,
~ Of Mr. W Jordan. Low ClsytborPe. Buriingion
Yorkshire She took the first prize several times al the
Yorkshire and Lineonshire Agricultural Meetng. Open
10 all England for being the best brood Rneiand
for breeding horses for agricultural purposes She vas
got by Black Active the property Of Mr. T. Roydh0u.e
Jr.. HedOn Old Robin Hood was got by Old BlaekIe0.
dam by Little john grand dam by Old Heart Of Oak
29meh30- J. j. BRADLEY, Proprietor
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PENsIoNs.-Our pension article of last week
seems to attract attention aud comment. as a
new departure. 1t is something we have been
thinking of for some time, and the more we
thonght, the more We were convinced that som
thing of the kind would he right. although we
had no definite plan to offer. The right thing
conld doubtless he reached by discussion. The
Atrhison Champion. referring To the NATTER
thinks the greatest obstacle would he the enor-
mans amount of money it would require but To
reach ii~ estimated amount. il suppOses that
each man w"uld receive an avcrag. Of $50 per
month. Tn" Chd,spioR places the figures much
too high Our theory did not contemplate any
thing near that amount. Ii We understand il,
many men who lost arm or a leg do not re-
ceive over s25 or so = month; and those with
lesser disabilities a smaller amount. II should
Zee remembered that all soldiers who suffered Sc
we're disabilities are already pensiOned, or very
nearly so: therefore, the heavy drain is already
established. Nine-tenths of those remaining,
are men who incurred no disabilities, or SO slight
that they have mnch trouble in establishing the
fact. BY pensioning all soldiers, il would, be-
sides being simple act of justice, stop the bus
iness Of fixing up, with the assistance of pension
agents, testimony and false statements to obtain
pensions for those who are not entitled to them
under the present laws. 1t wOnld close out that
branch Of industry, which is causing great ex-
prnSe and trouble to the Government Then
the pensions would lie regulated arcoTding to
disability Perhaps many would receive as low
II {" :, per month, to Ice increased as age and
disabilities increased. II wonld not require
such an immense additional amount of money
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24

Keep to your place, and your place will keep
you" But you cannot expect 10 keep your place
without health, the foundation of all success For
instance railroad engineer in the employ of the c.
VI. & St. Paul K. Il. had been grievOusly affected
with diabetes for six years. He took four boxes of
kidneyWOrt, and now writes that he is entirely
cured, and working regularly.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-24
St. Joseph & Western Railroad Co.
Notice to Stockholders,

NOtIC6 10 StOCKUOIu6fSs
VNHE ANIMAL MEETING Of the ST Joseph West
IL Railroad Company will be held At the Office of this
Company, At Eiwood Kansas. Thursday the 18th day
Of June I3 at 10 O'Clock A NJ for the election Of Direc-
and fer the Transaction OF other business that
properly come before the meeting
The transfer books of the Company will be cose the
Iith Of May. and rcopened IN the 18th Of June.
JAMES NJ HAM
Nav 10 Is-J-td Assistant Secretary.
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Decidedly, yes. Without them. life ia impossible:
and they appear to he peculiarly susceptible to
we're an fatal arrangements. They are moreover,
exceedingly difficult TO treat, aud the ailments ar
fectins them liable to end any time in Brghts
Disease. In our opinion formed upon the eonclu-
sion of many skilled physicians. Hunts Remedy.
the great kidney and liver Medicine is the hest ever
administered for kidney, bladder. liver and urinary
diseases. Ii cures like a magic SMELL