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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

The enemy had fortified themselves, and 10 lees than
quarters OF hour the whole opposing forces
seeking safety by hiding IN the bushes and endeavor
ing to escape the city by every available
The numbers OF the enemy killed IN Granada h truly
ssionshins 10 many the houses issy ny pied up N
stepe and IN the ou,houses They KILLED IN large
numbers In the bushes; whole bungo loads were killed
int ligence every hour arriving Of where and
twentes Of bodies have been discovered 10 the yards
me euardhouse already nearly full Of prisoners and
while we WRITE continually brought 10.
Among toe wounded We regret 10 announce John
brok en- above the knee by musket bali, and MAJOR A.
ellis We have not had time 70 collect list Of all TO-
killed and wounded. This viii probspy appear of
In. victories OF Mas ava and Granada have put ex
rect q priod TO the war IN Nicaragua Those who At
scsed eranada were not natives Of this country They
boasted during night has they San Ssvsdorans
and cuatemafsns and that being such, We might ~ well
lay Gown our arms al once a. they we're unconquersole
them whose Indicated that the United States Of
Noim America had been dI-grsced By giving them
nativity.
The mach 70 gassys, spendios the night ~ithou,
seer, fighting all next day until morning marching back,
and gaining such spepod victory q, Grsnsds, H. pro.
baby. the greatest test ~ American endurance and
bravery that has ever occurred.
OPTICAL REPORTS TO THE coxmASpERiScHIsr.
The following are extracts from the reports OF officers
In command Of the several bstslons Colonel Saunders
Of The First Rifcs. in his report, says
About "a O'Clock the 18th they took their position 10
line and command given 70 for ward. The
men were In good sprts, and about O'Clock at night
tAsy epcampsd the suburbs Of Massaya shortly aer
wing down sskrmsh took place between Col Markham's
regiment OF First Infantry and scouting party OF the
enemy which lasted but . few moments, without any
ser,ors result Between dayeh and sunrise the
Ing Of the 18th the whole army took their position for
battle the howfzsn 10 iron. supp.'s. oy we me tes
swsrtz a the artillery was ordered BY the Com
rrsnder ln.Chitf 10 tbrov shell INTO small
-. ara Compapy G. commanded by Captain
holsn ebarrsd and took possesson Of the church
In ,be plaza and The whole amy soon followed
and c,mnssders OF regiments receved her IN
ssrnc,,ona nom the Commander In Chef fcr further
Eerst,oss The ssrpeys and mpeys we're ordered 70 20
n sevsrcs and supported by The rfee cot her vsy
rte tse rain rlazs, between two svesw rsrripe al
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-07
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
The Best Mill now in Use is Clswson's
Power and Haud Corn Mills.


j,HIS MILL, RECENTLY INVENTED BY JoNA-
THASE. BURDGE, of Ohio, tpa,enl applied for)
is constructed upon eRtirely principle, Gus
ling ths grain with knives, which requires but one
ZENITH Of the power OF Burr ssone. The BsIa Mili
getghs less than hundred pSE.,e, nnd Is saapabe
of grin ding ta,p tasR-J corr or Dhsat PER h0ar,
which ,h.la can work with ease, The Power Aill.
with one horse power, will grind ten 5H.hsis pea
hour which would be extremely easy work Tor one
hors .; tb. size weighs about twohaudred and ATTY
pounds. This NH will grind grain seeds aad spices
Of every description, sEd dses aat relure regular
speed as Burr Mil Ror cheapncss, durability and
simplicity of operatoa. these mills aaha uRriyaled;
and in fact, there 10 no other mill invented that
would grind by hand more than largs s,ze coffee
mill They be set fine coarse, and for grind
ing ssi" they ha ve no equal. In using knives, all
the husk Of the corn or grain OF any kind comes au
leaving the pure meal. To those who Mas wish
mill tia, wifi last for VEGA w.neUt repair, weinvse
call, and tleI w,.i readily perceive The advantages
owe any other mill In ~ market. Alibe!at discount
made 10 wholesale purchasers,
NOSES d idITLER, Agents for tho West. ohtee
Al Burrows & Pretty where enc o! shs snoEe
mills eau be seen in operation. ~
pee4, '55-dv,I,
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MARBLE WORKS.

rjNHE undersigned would respectfully announce to
i the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity, and TO all
those wishing TO purchase eMONUMENTsto the mem
ory their sased friends that they be supplied
BY calling his shop, Main St, between First and
Second west side, where he will be pleased to furnish
CUT STONE of every description ,asl ow as il can be
bought in the Western country.
Italian n and American Marb'' for No onumI nts HEAD
and FOOT STONES. Also a superior article of FREE
STONE. &C., veIy cheap. w. ". KENNEDY.
Davenport, June y, lsl3-25
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DR.. ], ". II. BAKER

A FfER an experience Of thrteen years IN lHe ne
"a practice OF Medicine and Surgery NOW ohots h1s
professional Csryices IN The citizens OF nav export
Nhd It's vicinity. Pprjicular attention VIII nc E'Nt
70 operative surgery and diseases OF he 'hr"at aI'd
Aoisc on 9Th st., between RrJiy s. Perry sts,
seY .2s.-ia.
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COPPERSMITH AND PLUMBER
'gSHR subscribe risnow prepared To q" all klnts %
L Coupar work. Plumbing. Roofing, &c also gen
eral iobbing business OF every description eonneetea
with the rin copper and Sheet lronbnsiness stove
pipe Sheet Zine. Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Cop
NJ R,thng Tubs Pumps, etc. etc; furnished at II
timss on the most terms and al shortn no
tice. AZ
House Gutter and Spouting made TO order. All
worK warranted. Old Iron. copperand Lead wanted
and taken in exchange for work.
Daaenport, Api9, ,le55-diy >. " pGMoSi,
Perry 81. betweened and I'd.
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SEARS, WOOD 4 CO.,
Bsdstead Manufacturers, Lumber Merchants
and Dealers in Planed Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only estg bli ishmenin the Westwhere
SHERW OOD'S CELEBRATED TURNIN g
LATHE Is sed for turning PRIsaATio FoRns; such
yensIs, ,Roiasters, Rsa Paste, Tahle Legs, andot
work too va afious to enumeratc, with the
.HonIdings Of all into sqnares Of any number o,
taste may suggest. Making the most perfect a nc
beautiful work thatfancy desire, andh tn.
appearance of eostiy earvsd o0~k.
Juno ~, lS54--trE-tf
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.

IdNE Vh0E V1 wv" 3fV1sSlS'
ATthe New York Harness storeis to befound plarge
n assortment of Horse blankets ready made and
strapped, from Sl,75 to $1,000 per BLANKET. Also a
arge foi Of Sirsingles from Soc to 81 so.
mosteyceilent assortment Of fSaddiesffom S5,Ol
to $25 90.
Brides Of all prices: In shorta fGland competel lpi
ofevery thing in the line.
Whips! Whips.
The largest and cheapest lot of Buggy and Team
Nhirs ever before offered here.
The subscriber designs heretofore TO furnish the
bestartoles in his trade to be found in thispar
country.
Givehlm call; Second ST, oarsrrom Brady.
G.. w. BARNES.
Davenport, oet5l, 1854 d.tf
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT JOHN JORDAN's


Al JOHN J0RDANs
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
4 LARGE nndvaried assortment ofMeM's and
ABOyss Ready made Clothing, embrae
in all the gtand approvedstyles and made by
60 ID workmen out ofthe best material.
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt
Plot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sscksana
Pletot 0vercoats, Cloth, Dress and Frock Coats o,
varous eolors and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, Sati-
net, Velvet aud Tweed Pantaloons. Silk, Satin, Va.
10 nta ,Swansdown, Velvet, Plush. Cloth, Cashmere
Sstinet Dou Bile and Single breasted Yeats. Monkey
Jackets, Drawers. Undershirts Hosiery, Suspenders
Gloves Cravats Handk Shirt Stocks
riss, Scarfs. Winchester and Scott'sapprered PateI
Shoulde Shirts, usual
ly kept in gentleman's furnishing stores inesudir
,tes de ChambFeand Revere Vsstssnd Overcosis
Also a splendid assortmea. of Gncat Cloths, Cassi
nefes and Vastiags which will be made up I;
urderin the bastmauner, with promptness, u accom-
modating prices, and by competent workmen. Tht
establishment isin the monthly receipt ofths lates
Fashions so othatordersintrustsdt to them may be re
cdupon as being In the lateststyle by those who de
sireit. All manner ofpiain work land work Of gen
teel me Csium promptly attended to heretofore.
HATS OF q new styie together with II oiihe com
IN on kinds constantly on hand
Grate patronage esubsc ribe rco1fden
iy hopes 10 meritsc continuance of.hesa1e.
JOHN JORDAN.
M>.ctan:Tailorardc cioshior, C n FTon,street, eppc
size the ste2T NaiS,
davenport, July Cd, ls55-w&d-lt.
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

THE subscribers are constantly making varietyoi
Printing and Wrapping Papers at their Millin NO.
lne and will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity
good clean cotton or linen rags. Ourtavellingagcut
20. Churchill will call on the Merchant through
centralIowa apd pay them in cash parc for theii
rags. WHEELoCR " Fl ECfUS.
Molino, June 30th, 1854.
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. 4 II Nm aHENATr> = >i'

Buy and self Real Estate, Rent Hous?s and Farms,
Collact Rant4, and attend promptly Ia I'll business
eHtrus ed to his care,
Office 2d street, hstwefA haHrisoa and Ripley.
instish, German, 0aaish Norwegian and Swedish
languages spoten oetli aiy
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- ASEECtFuLiX cali the attdnt,hn 7itasm.rs SHIP
~ pars, and the p0biie general! H. Inns aaVefnSe
isear.
taey wiil NJ all tlmos ha roEdg - store an" shlPeN
f% description Of proouce ant 'nofchaHdt2e' 70 0rS
aHa sell on commission, amt trust, by PremPt hhd
strict attention to the interests Of ali who may favor
mem with their patronage 80 merit uIo FuLi'e e'h
geECc
Inc business viii he conducted ard csrtod orll He
spacious building recently erected by Mr Fur r. e
ssn2ted ~ tho Bazaar, which is attached eo'po'
aoaB landing for steamboats, al oil stages oi the rive
and possesses advantages CycrablO 10 the imp rtaT or
SiEpSr, not TIE aat0f when Is thG no Gta!aee VIA
he required rr az 10 Warehouse 10 boaie, or I'"n
Boats n the \ "A eusa Nav n, lSai~5
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DE-. ] j, ToMs0E,

v ,TI, AZ Massachusetts, respectfully lhtormt t'is
| .i,i,enq uC davenport and vicinity that no ma,
lac.tSd In Ills city, Ms Physician and Sargson, @no
trosi. that BY industry and INTEGRITY lR ms proes
t ia r,rylf md lserlye share ol th'lE patronage
oMce iu sAtEtns7n's htseS' 'sh' W.
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9fwtlrp, Al.
MORE uTN GOODS Il

MORE NEW Go0DSi
THE undersigned would respectful! infeim me PUG
1 lie thAt he has just received and now q s0ns o.
al No 9 Le CisiYe Row, splendid stock 81
NEW GOODS,
Consisting in part OF
Clocks, Wstehes, Jew sl.y, Lamps, Tahls-HsSe
Silver and Britannia, Knives and Eorks,
spoons, Pen-kriyes and Cutlery:
yieh added 10 his usual Stock and Variety, w!iAga
sif him 10 supply the Of the Publici his ae
Sft< the best choice es to style, Pattern ana Gua5
nd hs vii! bs pleased to supply them At the very low
ast rrisss a. u Di-1o"' D'
Isvenpcr,, A pri' 4th, 1854.
Lamps.
A LARGE assortment Of Gas, Fluid and Oh LAM fs
n now opening and for sale low at
msv 80. a. Y, osLLoN 2.
Gold Pens,
A FEfLassortnentet A. y. b1f4-on p
n rsnvau.
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BROWN \ NcD0N1IO

o0O Nm AcUOQALO
ayingeFoned their Tailoring Estabiishmes. o.
- nfaas street, bet. 2d Sd Street doors uhoys
he oxs SooS Store. and h. wing r. ceiyeG Il large
ana wen assorted stock of Gloihs, consisting OF as
sms res poeskins Satinet>, Tweeds, Beavers, Yes,.
irgs satins, Veivets, &c. s.. feel e. n6delt ffcn
'heir experience inthe business that they ear nro-
dnee nrss class garme and at as reasoa able =
price as any other Tailoring Essa shn ent In lie
city, would invite the Inhabitants Of psyenpo,t ana
vicinity TO give us cali.
Cutting done and warranted to NJ IL properky
made up. Aliorders i'll receive D 70 mpt ste nIsn
BROWN Mel ONALD.
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w. ". rAkk Ess.
pHY YSlCIAS AND SURG GEoA,
nFEIcF directly opposite the Post oaicc on Brady
over :. Perry,s Clothing Store Residence near me
corner Of Third and Ripley sts. opPoshe spehSe. H
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STAND FROM UNDER
BDOTS 4 Nd ,SHDES :

DOOIN INU NHOEN.
r Ar an uow preparedfar thef Hand winter trade
with frcn 40 500 TO so 600 pairs Of Boots and Shoe,
comprising anc OF The most extensive stocks ever
brought 10 This Market made up solely for this irsd
during the ss! three months under the personal
peryiscn cr an experienced workman. Al those
person, in.waRt 81 good Boots. good Shoes. soo&
CATERS, slippers aGd last; though not least
GEEsT AND GOOD BARGAINS
Will do wcii 20 c;i on the snscribeF.
Fine aad .cs slippers only twen:y-nfe cents per
pair. Gents nc Boois 50 80, and oil ohes goods ia
proportion. Don't all rush II once.
One door east of Burrows & Prci,Jmane sior',
Front street, Davenport Iowa. JAs. JORDAN.
Ser,t. 20, 1855 d.tf
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WIN. P. CAMPBELL,

COUNTY SuRNENOR,
RESIDENCE corner of South West Brady ana 10
east Sts, Qfl!ce IN TIE Court tonsc. Atl oruets
sFempty gtLandGdto aug. ifsa 10 H-"I
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b. HICKMAN. MD. II. Il. HICKMAN. NJ u
DRS. HICKMAN,

LyLEcIIC FEysIcytas x sUIGRoEs
oh.ce On Braay St, East SIDE, BET "a !. Cd.
p Special attention TO Operative surEefy "n'
Rrrleal diseases generally.
z, 'IS-lNtf
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DR.. A. NJ. SMITH,
EcInclic PIYAiCiul.

ofics on Brady street between end and ID hesi
-Gbl6 CT Third street between main and Brady.
Special ate nton given 70 me uoUtslehtoi hct"'"
Ia and al other chronic diseases. ,rr,,
Aprl2a'5J AVENPORI, low y.
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Houses and Lots For Sale.
A .pMbsR OF HOUSES, LOTS and vnean o,s
pleasantly situsted in rau, In -. af ~ 80,
'or safe ON favorable terms. art,lero
JULIUS LYIANCE. WM HANSEN,
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NEW fURx HAKNEBS BI01E
III as oeen removed from Brady to Second Street
Tour doors East Of Rrady, where shall be pleas
"a wait On all who wish good articles n the harncs
nae. Inc assortmentis the NEST complete ever odse
"a mere before. Great pains tax en- to please.
heep alwayssn hand Collars. Brdles alter rs srds
bhlusnes, CuEry-Combe, Fly-Netts of every Kind II
theirseaeon. Leather ly-Netts alss. - :
Whips and Saddles In abundance. whips from Qs
etsupwards: Saddles from %, ,0G TO e.5,l0.
Ahworkwarrantedtob be asreconn ended.
, g. W. BARNES.
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BY SANDERS & DAVIS
TERNsOF SUBSCRIPTION

!, n, annum, payabIt n qdyaucf: olAoT'
''a ne, week payable 10 CsrritE.
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RENNICR s. SON

SlRA2,Bo At AGENTS, FoRy ARDiNG, STORAGE
IND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar landing,
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l)rofsssiOaal Caros.


aglIfIGH DaeL A..
fita't' = Attorney :. law
ALLEN 4 D0oLAH
pFAl FsrkTF GENcF AND iAa @tf Ut.
Ye. I, oRg's EgIhpiNG,
BaYEEPoR2',
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sheet kusii

RI uNIoN's schools for Piano Forte, Cur,i.. Gsit,
"A zundeis Meledeon Instructor ard in tact o. O.
ing oiinstructon relating To music cnn lie found
ne Davenport husic Store; 80 -
20 8 Le Claire Row: CA
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THE DAILY GAZETTE



-. IL. nisA, before chri'.ms', when all through ''
.r,.,sr, vas stirring, not s,es mouse use n'u''
=. ...ssu., ~srs hung b the shimasy with care
:. 4. 40 ~. 81. lthsiss sson would Do tnef'
=. .atdr,p we're nestled all snug IN their seaa'
.n. .,.... Of s.sss-s -slss danced thro their heads
.. In h.s ksrchief, and IN ny sap
x.,-.. ..le,.a cor brains 1or ipag winters nap
~. ~, an ths lawn there ross such ciatief'
.,,..~ hvn ~ - y - wAas sas she n'at'f1'
-, "a he viaaow hsw liks nash'
- shs shasssrp, and threw up TIE sAah,
-. :. ~ hrsast of the nsw.fallen snow
-. =. l,sess Of nidlAy TO objects below
~, - 10 ~ wondering syss shosld appear,
:. . .,.,a..r, s,sisA aad siGAt ttay reindeer,
-, !. n.,,s - dsavsr - lively aad quick,
,,-,s 4 nsnsst II must b st. NICK.
-. - ,hsn sss,ss his oousssss they came,
M. rh,,sS, ssl sAostsd, and called them by names
iysv. pasA~l now, DAncsn nov, Preacen now vixen
a, ceusd - CsplG % Dsndsr end biisen
:. q. ,oo Of IL porch to ths TOP Of the vail
& q. Is.i sway dash avay' daah ssay an
4. a, ,.svee bssoss " Wild hsrricans ~,
W.. ,h,y .sss with an obstacle neunt to the sky,
:. :. % - hsssssop ths csursers they nav.
: ~ 4. ,l.isA IN 4 sttoys-ssd 81. yicholas too,
a. -. in : swiaklsg, bssrd % the hocf'
=. ,,rssaa aaS pastAs of sseA iistis isoof
MI Srvu h ny Asaa, sad wss turning around,
p,v, ~ ehinssy 81 Nicholas came with bound
= - &rsues sn n fara fFsa Ais Aead 70 his FOOT
IA II .sAss wsss sli tarnished With Ashes and 'oo
As.pl,s 4 ssys ~ asss On Ah sssk,
Al h iooksl uks psdlsr Jsss opening his Pack'
nvu, hos tAsy tvtakisd his dinpiss, ho" merry
n eAeaks vsss nks rosss, his nose hks cherry;
4. ave,i isssas nsssA was drawn ~ like bow,
Al ~ bsasd Of his chin wss - white - he snow
n s..p Il ~ ~ Asld tishtin his teeth,
A. u snoks Il sneircisd HIS head Ike wreath.
+. ~ eAsbsy - pss.e, srisht jolly old elf
Al hsehss vAsu 30 hin II spite Of myseh.
A vt,h q Ais eye and ; twist Of his bead,
ssss ew ne 10 hssv hsd nothing 10 dread,
h svsks ss< word, but vent straight 10 his work,
Al asd ~ tAs ssaskiAss, then turned With jerk
~ Isyias his aAsss ,asids oShis NOSE,
isi ding nod up the chimney he ross
n. s,saax u NJ slsgh, - his team gave whistle,
Aslsssy sAsy II ~ fike ths down Of thistis,
Dss haard him sxclaim. ere be drove oct Of sight,
anSuy Christmas 70 al. and TO all goed night"
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soul grew full. lie took his own little
seat and sat close beside her, and lean.
ed his head upon her knee, and the
mother said, gently:
"The Christ-child has given you
beautiful gifts my Frantz: he has given
you life. and q warm earnest heart; he
has given you mother who loves you
dearly, q home to shelter you; he
gives us the light Of the day, and all
the glorious things it reveals, and the
stiller beauty Of the night; and he
gives us, more than all, hope of heav-
en-, and knowledge Of the path to it.
Are not these great gifts, Frantza"
Frantz lifted his tace; he did not
speak, but his eyes were full OF tears,
and his mother knew his heart
said
YEA
So she went on:
These are the gifts we most need
to make us happy: others may be good
for us, but the Christ. child knows bet
ter than we do what we need. lit
were good for us, he would give US all
we wish for: but then we might not
make good use Of his gifts, or we
might growproud ofthem, or be wrap
ped up in gifts as to forget the Giver.
All! my Frantz, let us ask for what is
best for us to have, and be will give it;
heloves to give, and only refuses what
will hurt u.s.
''How can we know what is best
what to ask for!'
''If il is not given, think that it is
best with held, and be patient; if it
is given, be thankful and use the gift
Alright. See, Frantz."
And the mother arose, and took
from closet small sum of money.
This" she continued, ''is all !
have, and ifany Of it is spent for toys
or play, shall not have any to buy
shoes for you nor for me, and by this
| know that the Christ child deems it
best for me to be content with what is
more necessary, and togive up the
pleasure Of buying you beautiful gold
en- fruit and colored tapers.
"Could l not do without shoesr
asked Frantz. II would 60 so many
errands for the old cobbler, that he
would mend my old ones: and oh! If
that would make it right
sAnd I--should do without shocsf
asked the mother.
Frantz looked down at the worn-out
shoes she had on, and again his heart
was full.
"Oh! no, mother; you must have
shoes, but oh! how happy the boys
must be whose mothers have shoes,
and can give them Christmas trees,
too"
Long did Frantz lie awake that
night, and ponder over all his mother
had said, and at last thought sprang
into his mind. 1t was not wrong to
ask the Christ.child for what we wish,
five will only patiently bear the with
holding. He would ask for the tree.
But how. His mother had told him
the Christ child was ready to answer,
and always near. Frantz would write
his hearts wish in letter and direct
it ITO the Clfrist-child.'
fcoNcLUDED TO MORROW.
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DR.. w. .. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCULIST AND AURIST.

as perin,asntly located In hock Island, Illinos
street. opposite Island City Hotel, where he viii
u happy all passts afiicts with. diseases of te
kse and Ear. ,5ss .ts.-zs5f.k a4
Having devoted several years toths special branch Of
his pro sion, trusts that he canrveNe many who have
gwen up ia despair with AmauFuss, tae symptoms ct
which are @anesSo of t, imaginary o3cets floating
before the eye, objects appear ohscured ey clouor ha
ziasss, flashes OF hight. enlargement ofthe prpi NC.
Catar ra.t ia whish the lens white and preseBts
the rays Of light pass ing through H. Opthana iniia
nation Near sight, Weakness Of yisie. stFsh
Squintins Jas we'll Deafness III its yarious forms
Having received from Paris the and aonaerfLi
opihamus scope, with ieh enabled - look
the depths Oh eye aAd the interior rs clearly
the outside and thereby ascertain the exact stas OF she
optic and retihs in Ansurosis the lens IN nep-
ens cataract. Also ths hlumnatedi sPscaium for ea
aiining the ear, well seTe al new nexieal prepa
tions iof curing opecy Of t eornea OF dlm over the
eve without tAs Of the knife or caustics- .,s
To prevent irnpoxrsG- Dr.sB, deems prudent 70
state that he Il regular physician Being adnats
ths University Of Vermont, also ofthe New York OF
gnric Hospital, and his success IS an oealist II At
rutae TO tas perfection 10 which he has sroueht tht
s Of moilcstea Saposs 10 tho sstasnt Of diseases OF
tue eve. ~. .gI bsss.ss
nj III chronic d.easss, especially ei the throat
and lungs hayh cured himself OF Consumption after
large part his right lung was lost hy disease. as well
a. many others in alike condition. 0fsice hours iron
lime 10 four. s " s& Esg} &t6 is &AA4t{*e " q
ROCK IsLAsp, Oct. Q, lsS6.' dwtf