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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22
LIE CLAIRE CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW MILL.

Mr.. SANDERS: Tho last time ] was il
your city was frequently asked It M
new Saw Mill at LIE Claire was yet in op
GRAFTON. nm able to answer the question
to-day, in the affirmative. The new en-
CINE. that was made in your city, at the l.
Claire Foundry, gave its first stroke yes
,erday evening. was not present, bu
learn from the young gentleman who pu
il up, and had charge Of !, this morning
that il performed to the entire satisfaction
Of all present. lam not Judge Of snct
machinery, but from its appearance, CO
Iincidc entirely with the engineer, who pro
nounced il ''perlect." Wha. M acqusi
ton is tho LIE Claire Foundry, not only Il
Davenpor, snd Scot, county, but to the
country generally.
The Saw Mill, Of which ] propose say
ing few words, is the property OF Messrs.
Dayenpor. s. Rogers, and gamas Lack a.
Son, all citizens Of the fourishing town Of
lie Clnire, Scott county. Il will be recoI-
lccted BY your readers thai 10 Sept. last,
these gentlemen lost by fire, FIGURING
Mill with three pair Of Burr stones, Saw
Mil, Lath Machine and other property, in
all amounting to some 10 or Sl2,0G0.--
They soon after commenced the erection Of
tho saw mill Of which am speaking, and
notwithstanding many circumstances in
tervened to relard their operations, they
have now ono Of the very best mills ia the
county, il not ia the State.
The foundation Of this Mill is 60 b. 42l
feet, Of the best stone ia the country and
laid up 10 permanent and beautiful style,
ten feet high and two and half thick
The stack OF chimney, which is Of brick, is
square, and when completed will be 62s
feet high. Is not this higher than any ia
the "City Of six Mills" or in the Stale9 III
so, please hand over your cap TO Mcssrs.
Davenport e. Rogers. The frame work
of this mill, is OF the most durable and hea-
w timber that could be had in the country.
well dressed and for complete workman
.hp in every particular and pnrt, is no,
surpassed, if equalIcd by any similar build
ing in the State.
Mr.. Isaac Lass was the millwright and
architect, under whose eye aud direction
he whole has been done, and has proved |
himself TO be rs skilfil in his profession,
IS he Is esteemed for his quiet, moral and |
Industrious habits. This mill, sir, is cred
t 10, not only, '.thc little State of lie |
Claire" bat 10 the whole coun,rv, and viii
trust. prove great source of profi 10 lis
owners.
There will be in operation in few DAYS
u this establishment, one upright, one ro,
AIRY and one bu,ing saw, beside lath ma
hines in abundance. From IL TO $4,000
ZEE, Of lumber and hundreds Of Iatbs will be
nade daily at this mill. This is an acqu
,ition Of inca'cuIabIe value, not only 10 the
.oan Of LeCaire, but to The surrounding
Ia future communication will
ny something in relation to the growth Of
,ur town and country. e.
Argyle, Jan. l7sh, 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22
QUERIES WELL ANSWERED
Our contemporary Of the Banner was

Our contemporary Of the Banner was !,
lremcly shor,.sigh, ed in his remarks orl,..
week, opening upon tho Gazctle. He.
pears to possess the unenviablc iacuI,v :,
blowing hot and blowing cold" in n.
same breath. Tho following query, ond ),
marks with "somc more Of the an me ~, ,
we find in The las, Banner. We renlv !.
lplncing in juxtnposiiion an article FROM
lprevious number Of the same paper .,
must say, that we never have seen n n,..
complete answer 10 any question. or H..
oogh reiuta,'on 10 any charge than he !,
thus made 10 give:
From the Banner Of Jan. lGl
What party islands identified with i,,..
vention," Mr.. Gnzelte? Please 10 in,o,m
Us. II is not party measure and ca,,a
be made one. Some Of your strongest ma.
and leading presses are out 10 favor Of 4
do you identity your party with nou.in,e,.
vention? u 30, proceed to kick two,h;ri,
nf the New York Wings and large M,
ton OF your party in other States, oyer.
bard.
From the Banner Of Jan. 81
We notice that some of The nblesi D.,
ocra,lc papers in the country are on,
sioneiy IN favor OF the proposed aid 10 Hun.
gary. Among others we will name Ina
Detroit Free Press, iouisville Democra,
Indiana State Sentinel and Gslcna Jefer.
scnian. The Banner was, however, The
iest paper in Iowa to adop, this principle.
Wo have hecn followed by the Barlinc,on
Ghze,,e, CpiiaI Reporter, keakuk Dis.
p Itch and Western Democrat. The Du.
baquc Express, We nre sorry 10 perceive,
nkes contrary ground. though characeriz
ng The mission Of knssurm rs one "foun5.
ed on the laws Of humanity" and bis 70.
quest MS "a most reasonable mud righleau.n
one. The Express is the only Democratic
paper re hare seen that holds back in tbs
great Increment. and we hope 10 see hi.
able Journal actively enlisted, where ito
ssmpaIhies already are, on the side Of ios.
lice and humanity The Wing press, as n
matter Of course, nth rery feto exceptions,
take opposide ground, and abuse KossuTu
with as much virulenec as they do til.
'riends.t Democrats Well, let ihemg go;
they have habit 81 iakiu. The wrong mud
unpopular eide Of The question, and their
present course is the stronges, evidence
we can have tha, we arc right, and ,hall
ultimately be successful.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

BLUM Lryls!-On the 9Th inst, the an
nlyersary the execution Of Robert Blur
al Vlenna, black cdged piacards were loiut
posted u he street corners Of Dresden
tie words Robert Blum, lireS
The police have endeayored in vain i
discover those who put them up. Ii
Frankfort on-lhe Maine, On the same da.
wo black flags were found erected on a.
Stand Of the river, containing the inscrin
ion: Blum LEES Kossuht IFS the cor
y from HIS tomb--Me day for unity ana
freeaom's fgh il aawaisg!"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

FIRE on Rock IsLaSD.-Wilh sorrow
we bear that the dwelling house OF Mr.. d
b. SEARS, on Rock Island near the dam.
vas consumed on Monday Of last week
Dir. 8, VIC are informed, wea, as cooliy IA
work carrying out bis furniture as though
engaged 10 rolling out -four barrels from
his mill. But j. requires myre than thu
10 daunt cur old friend.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

VIZ are much indebted to Hon. Frrz
HEaRY WARREN, our able and industrious
fellow citizen who has done more for the
interests Of his adopted State as Asst. P.
NJ. General, than our united Compression
4 delegation-for copy Of ,he Geological
survey Of Michigan.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

Tue excessively. cold weather Of The
presen, winter has been hard upon our saw
maill and machine shop proprieiors, as III.
!ogs have become almost inex,ricabiy bed
lied in the ice, and the iron machinery brit
lie as glass. They have consequent,
been retarded in filing their contracts.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

BELLEVUE. IowA,--A correspondent writes
The Dubuque Herald, as follows:
Business is brisk with us now, for tn,
season Of the year, aud pork and grain are
being bough. by our merchants in consid
erable quantities. A large number of new
citizens have crowded into our town du
ring the past two months, filling every
room that could DO made tcnable in aImos
every dwelling in town. There is de
mand for more houses for families in Belle
vne which will create considerable build
ing with us the coming season. A mact
larger amount Of enterprise is now con
Icen'ra,ing here than ever before. Oul
men Of business are all hope.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

MAMMOTH Hoes I'VE are informed by Nj
Burrows that tho six hogs, noticed lasl
week as raised by MIR. Woodward, although
weighing i lbs. more Than the average "a
Mr. Aivords fifteen hogs, YET weighed an
average Of IL pounds less thar his six heay
lest. We mention this az simple &C, O
Justice
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

Mr.. CLAr-Gloriois old Harry Clay
with tha, nob'eness and love for bis coun
try be has ever exhibited, declares his in
ten,ion Of entering The Senate and warning
the country Of The fatal tendency Of ihs
new doctrine Of intervention, though he
die upon the floor in proclsiming it.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

LIrrELL's LIVING AGE.--As several al
our citizens have spoken 10 10 in respec,
70 subscribing for tais able periodical, VI
would inform them that we will irsnsmil
any remittance they may wish to make q
cur cwa expense.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22
Man RourE rnRoucu CEpAR.--A %

Mail route THROUGH CEpAR.--A pet.
ton is at the Post Office, having attached
10 i, 300 signatures ard awaiting more
names, for the establishment o. post rou,e
hence direct 10 Iowa Cit, via Upton, &c.
The distance 10 the latter place is but 81
miles by the projected road. At present,
via Muscaline, il is double tina, distance.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

Iowa WuIG SrATE CONVENTION "A no
lice will be found 10 our columns ta-da,
for a Wing State Convention, TO be held OF
the Goth prox. a, The Capital. Wings il
the several counties will attend 10 The cal
in season and let each county be fully rep.
resented.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION

The Democratic National Committee
met in Washington City on the 29lh ult.
and 90 The lst inst. agreed 10 call Dem
ocra,ic Na,iona! Convention, Tor nomina
ting candidates for President and Vic
President--said Convention TO meet in III
city of Baltimore, Oh Tuesday, June l.,
1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22
ANOTHER TEAM LOST.

We regret to bear that Mr.. Charles Sau
er, 81, German farmer residing atou
six miles below this place, lost valuable
team las, week BY their running eff ant
tnmbIing into hole in the ice. The,
we're worth about $3.50 and will be loss
seriously Eel, by the old man.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

The railroad connection between Gin.
|cinnati and Pittsburgh is now complete. -
Travellers leaving Cincinnati in tho morn
ing, reach Cleveinnd the same evening
and the next morning take their break.
last in Pittsburgh. The railroad from
Pittsburgh TO Philadelphia is completed
save some % miles. and passengers are
daily carried between The two cities il
less than t.enty-iour hours.
Quincy Journal
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

STEAMERS Since the la, inst,
three steamers hive been sunk ia the Mis-
sissippi below ST. Louis. The Jewess
Daakirk and Consignee-,he former Nv.
a total loss.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

Marshal SoULT Is DEAD.-The late En-.
ropsan papers announce the death Of Mar
.hal Soult, the last Of Napoleon's Marsbals.
He was born in 1886, ia the same year a.
the Emperor Napoleon, the Duke Of Well.
ington, George Cuyicr, Cha,eaubsiand ans
Sir Walter Scott, and was consequently,
in his sgd year.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

ARCHIBALD DIxox nas been elected b.
tho Legislature Of Kentucky, Uniled
States Senator, for The uuexpred term O
Henry Clay. Mr i'ixop Yss the late
Wnig candidate for Governor. - e. !,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

TEE LaprEs SCPPEa.-Onr ideas of Paradise
would have been fully realized, had there beer
no paging at The door.-Banner.
As neighbor Eagal received all the pay
at the door, we presume he means TINT hi
ideas Of Paradise would have been full,
realized were it not Tor tho fact that b,
had To disgorgc ii AZ, erwards. Eh, Eaga
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

We notice most singular, and we might
add signifcan, fact. that all the abolition
papers in this Union are the greatest nd
beren's Of kossuth. Now, why this looks
badly is, that il is notorious that all the ab.
clifton papers arc strenuous 10 favor Of the
dissolution Of this Union, although some Of
them DENY that is their end and sim--still
their works give the Ito TO their profess
ions.-Cin. Commercial.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22
BURNING OF STEAMBOATS,.

MEN. HIS Jun. AZ.
The steamer Topza, from TALLAHASSEE River,
bound for New OrI, ans, with 7a3 bales cotton.
was burnt, % miles below Vicksbnrg, Tuesday
last; the End Engineer was burned to dea,h,
Mrs. Butler, the Captains wife, jumped into
the river and swan ashore. The Books, papers
and money, and baggage were all lost-no in
snrance. Boats up to-day-Delta, Ssnofa, Win
field Scott, Ciendsnen, Amaran!h.
The steamer Martha Washington, C,ptain
Cummins, bound to New Orleans, was burnt al
Island 65 Yesterday, a, half pas, 10 O'Clock P.
M, three men, one woman and two children
burned. Capt. and crew saved. Boa, and car
20 total loss.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

ILLINOIS BASKs.--Under the new law
three applications have been m,dc for
banks in our neighboring Slate. Their L.
cations are Chicago and Peru--two at tbs
latter place. The alter have capita
stocks Of 100000 and S25O,O0O and ar,
divided into shares Of $l00 each.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

GRAND GULF, MISS Id.
Steamer Geo. Washington, on her way to
New Orleans, exploded mar ,hi, place, after
which he took FIRE and was entirely consumed,
CAPTAIN Erwine was badly selIdei, and the first
clerk. nj Carroll killed, number were burned
The killed, jams Treat, P. Supener, the cook,
Fireman and six deck hands The Carpenter
and Mr.. Kendall, so badly scalled that they died
Immediately.
Saved and scaldcd, are NJ. Pierce, Clerk, D
Clemens, Engineer; NJ. Dunn, mate; G. B.
CIemmens, Carter, Wheeler, End cook. Books
and papers lost; she had two barges in tow,
loaded with stock which were burned.
CINCINNATI, Jan. r.
In the great case Of Avin VS.. Longworth, in
volvng property TO the amount OF $4,000, 900,
the decision was given this morning, in Court, in
favor Of the Avins; il has been in Court since
1910.
| SAILING OF THE FRANKLIN-ARRIvAL OF
1 THE ASIA.
New YORK, Jan II.
| The steamship franklin sailed to-day fol
Southampton, and having with her 40 passengers
and 81, 900 900 specie. Ole Bun WINS among Tho
passengers that arrived last night by the Asia
The papers and letters received by this arriva
are dumb about the Prome,heus affair, but doubt
less official letters on the subject from our Min
lister a, London were brought by the Asia.
The Grand Jury now in session has found
true bill against the Commissioner of Emigrant
for maintaining nuisance, in consequence 0
the over-crowded and filthy condition OF thei
houses on Canal street.
The vile Of Senator Chase died at Cincinnati
on the l4th inst
The l4Glh anniversary Of DR.. Frank Inns brit
day was celebrated last evening by the Typo
graphical Society. A Banquet ball was gyer
and toasts drank, &c., at Niblos Some 700 la
dies and gentlemen were present.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

The BLACK SWAN We underst sno
that Col. ]. IT, Wood. Of Cincinnati, iavor.
ably known throughout the West as a
shrewd and successful caterer to the en-.
tertainment ofthc public. has secured ,hs
services of"Black Swan" Tor three wears
which time will be devoted 10 cnnccriizing
ID this country and Europe. We also un
dersland that Col. w. secured to her SOS.
600 for her services for tho first year. II
needs no unusual amount Of sagacily /,
foresee that she will be completely success
lul in this country and that in Europe she
will create Juror, such as has rarely been
witnessed. Buffalo Courier.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22
: INTERVENTION IN THE
HOUSE.

Last evening as Tie train from tho west was
coming in, gentleman aud two ladies' in O
cutter crossing the track in the lower part Of
the city, il being nearly dark, did not sac the
train until close upon them. As soon us they
saw their danger, one or The lales, Mrs. Han
cock, jumped out and was Instantly killed; the
Ter over and pushing il al ear OF the track.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Fatal ACCIDENT IN NEW YORK.
Nsw YoRK, Jan |.


Abou, eight o'clock an alarm OF ire was
: given ia the 9th District. Upon repairing 70 IN
,Ibuilding, 40 Centre street, il was found that
false alarm pas given by On cid woman. I'M
building is five stories high, and occupied oy
4 commissioner OF cmigrants OF WHOM tnef'
were said to be 500 in the building.
i When the alarm was given rush was mace
i for the stairs; Jam was the result when wa
followed BY catastrophe similar to that wh'c'
happened at the School House in Greenwich
Avenue.
] The railing Of the stairs yielding TO the "e'gh'
which pressed agains, it, gave way and largo
number OF human beings were thrown IN heap
together, the crowd still pressing down upon
the mass below, crushing and smo,hering those
who had frs, fallen.
/ The police OF the 9th District repaired TO the
spot, aud made almost superhuman efforts TO ex'
trica,e the wre,ched beings who were wedgcd
between the walls; but before the passage could
be cleared six persons were smothered. II Is
though, that five If the injured would die A
Number Of those taken out were entirely nnked'
their clothes having been torn of in the efforts
made to extrcate them from their perious sl:ua-
ftion.
FEARFUL RAvAGEs OF THE SCARLET FEVER.
PHnaprLrHIA, Jan "a
The scarle, fever is prevailing in this State TO
a fearful extent In the county Of Luzerne,
whole families Of children have been swept a.
way, and whole communities are mourn ming over
the ruin death has wrought,
MR. LAWRENCE AND THE PRoMETHUs
AFFAIR
New YogE, Jan. l2.
Authentic intelligence received by the Cam
bria states ,ba, when Mr.. Wchster's note res
pecing the Prome,hus outrage reached Mr..
note 10 Lord Palmerstou on FRIDAY and on the
following Monday, cabinet was called, il isl
thought for the purpose Of enquiring into the at
fair. From that meeting Lord Pamerson was
absent. On Monday Mr.. Lawrence, feeling
anxious for an explanation, called ut the office
of The Foreign Secretary. He was informed
that Lord P. was out Of town. This fact and
the resignation Of Lord Palmerston, immediate
iy announced, OF course accounts fer no answer
being received 10 Mr.. Lawrcnce's note. Pr
vate accounts state that Mr.. Lawrence is using
his best efforts 10 obtain satisfactory explana.
ton, and he could have done 50 bu, for Lord
Ps. resignation.
VOTE AGAINST INTERVENTION IN THE
HOUSE.
WAsHsGroN, Jan, i2
IL Al ~
earnestly desiring the Government to exert IL
self in proper manner agains, intervention
ike that of Russia with Hungary.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
DefEoIF, jan Il.
Last evening as Tie train from tho west was
coming in, a gentleman aud two Indies in q
cutter crossing the track in the lower part OF
the city, il being nearly dark, did not sac ,he
train until close upon them. As soon as They
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-01
Sheriff..

ms WE are authorized 10 announce
JESSE HOLLAND US candidate for the
office Of Sheriff of Mouongalia county, al
the approaching election; subject TO nei.
,hcr caucus nor convention.
| We are authorized 10 announce
4. c. DORSEY as a candidate for Sheriff
Of hInuongalia county, at the approaching
Election. 4 April S, 1852.
For The Mirror.
Mr.. Edi,or-You are hereby authorized
10 announce to the voters Of Monongai'a
county, BuSliR0D NJ. NELLY, as can-
didu,c for the office Of Slleriil III and for
Mouongulia rounly: subject to the dec's-
ion of the Democratic county meeting 10
BE- held for the purpose Of nominating a
man 10 fill said office, &c.
JE7Eure authorized to annornre the
w name Of PHILEMON l.. RICE as
a candidate for the Shrriifalty of this
county at the ensuing election subject
to the primary election.
me- We are authorized 10 announce
JESSE Al. TRlPPET"T as candidate for
The Office Of Sheriff of Monongaia crlIn.
,r, subject to the decision Of the Demo.
cratic rriunry clcriion of the 10Th April
o. We are authorized to announce the
name Of &. |. WADE as a candidate Tor
Sheriff Of this county subject to the de-
eision Of the primary election.
March %.
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4 i q Z = =

Scrcfuip, Syphilis, afcrcHriai complaints, Can
Ger, Gangrenc, Rheumatism, and raft td-
rieiy Of other disagree1bis and dangerous d's-
cases are speedily and perfectly cured by the
use Of this medicine.
SALINE, Mich. Oct. 6, 1851.
Mr.. joins D. pARK-Dear Sir: 1t is with un-
utterablo feelings OF gratitude that ain sblci
through the Divine Providence of God, and by
the mountaineering agency Of that excellent
medicine, 'Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sars7-
pariila,' to give you few symptoms or my al
most hopeless ease.
IN the winter OF 1850 was attacked with a
severe pain, which was gradually extending
tho whole right side and log; at the same time
a total prostration OF my physical system; also
INV leg had shrunk TO about two.thirds OF its
common size. procured the attendance OF a
skilrul practitioner, who pronounced my dis
ease one Of the worst forms Of liver complaint.
lie said INV case was one not easily hapdlcdj
bu, prescribed for me. ! remained under his
treatment until was satisfied he could not help
me. thcd procured ofyour agent at this place.
". A. beers, two bottles of Guysotts Yellow
Dock and SarSaparilla, from which received
vast amount Of benefit. After having taken
four bottles mere waa able TO pursue my bust
ness without airy Inconvenience, and have been
since tina, time well man, while but short
time since | was confined TO my bed three
fuurths Of the time; and cannot ascribe the
return Of my health to any other cause than by
tho agency of that truly valuable medicine,
(;uyso,t's Yellow Dock and Sarsara'illa.
EASSEL NAuRlpER.
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Y a I "

dlsorgdnizcs the whole system; 1t prcstrateE ilt
nerves. il rclaNes the muscles; il weaknns the
joints il inthrtcres with the functiorS OF every
organ; it checks the itsc and healthy circula-
| ton Of tho blood il p1ralyzes the absorbcnts.
and renders them unable to take mp and rcpiGtc
the wasted form with sound material. For tn"
very moment that this beautiful masterpiece of
God becomes afflicted with pain; the influence
is experienced throughout the whole system.
no matter in what particular locality the pair
may originate; whether in the Head, the Feet,
the Back, the Knee JOINTS, the Elbows, the
Teeth, the Gums or the Stomach; whether =
arises from internal arrangement, or is the 70.
suit of external injuries, still the pain exercises
its influence throughout every portion Of ;nA
human system mot a nerve or muscle escapes
the prostrating influence.
INSTANT RELIEF FROM PAIN
Is tho great Dcsidcratum Of every lndlvidua!
who suffers its tortiires, no matter how lish, u;
severe its paroxysms may be. No one can tee.
happy while suffering its torments.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
In a fcv Seconds rilt stop HE most dis
tressing pans.
Its effects are like elcctricty--t arrests the
most distressing pangs in few seconds-'IS
soothing, neu,ralzing and hsatltul Influence
thrills through every minute cell. membrane,
and establishes the secretion Of every gland IT.
the system, subdung the most excruciat.n- par
osysm ofpain, and impar,!ng strength and VI
t3lity TO every organ,