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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
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STATE ITEMS -.
BuReLERY burglcr in keokuk recent
~ entered the room 81 q lady for the pur-

BuReLERY burglcr in keokuk recent
~ entercd the room 81 lady for the pur,
pose Of extracting from her possession the
sum Of 81 900. but fortunately Re made
too much disturbance, and the lady awolsc,
discovered the scoundrel and called for as
sis:ancc. when he seized her by the throat,
and attempted to strangle her, and third
party appeared. and the thief wa, compelled
to dcranp without his booty.
The Dubuque HeraM says there seems
to be al organized gang OF ineendiaries in
,hat city. Wednesday morning they at
tempted to fire vacant building, bot their
plans were frustrated.
The same paper says that man recent
Il had three horses stolen near Dubuque.
Hon. J. B. GIinneil is q, his home now
10 Powcshiel, courty, having been called
there by the serious illness Of his wife.
Or. J. R. Doiy and hi, brother Andrew
Dotv, the former despcable character,
wefe arrested recently for stealing money
| from DR.. Shatier Of Anamosa They are
both in fair ~ay 70 journey to Fort Madi-
son.
| Large sales Of land in the Wild state have
been sold in Winncshick county. at the rate
Of SO per acre.
The foundation Of a building designed
for Norwegian College, has been lad IL
DEBORAH
ixorHrn NAL RonBrR ARRESTED. Judge
Brainerd agent Of the +. .. department
for this State, has succeeded in ierrcing on
and causing the arrest OF another pilicrel
Of nclc Sam mail bags. The rogue car
rcd The mail from iowa City 10 Hampton
and, it i, presumed. has. by some means
obtained possession Of key By which h,
has been able to accomplish the abstraclol
Of letters.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17

Andrew johnson, the Military Governor
Of Tennessee and the candidate Of tie Office
holders for Vice-prcsidcnt, not long since
bore witness TO the policy Of the admins
tration party as follows:
"There arc two paItie, in existence who
want dissolution. Slavery and the Socth-
ern Coniederacy is the hobby. Sumner
wants to break up the ooyernmsnt and 20
do the Aboli,ionists generally. They hoid
that If slavery survives the Union cannot
endure S.ces sionists argue thIt II the
Union continues slavery IS lost Abolition
!sts want no compromise but they regard
ur.ce.o.e ,ece,,loa as numbug. The two
occupy the same ground Why, abolition
is dissolution dissolution IS secession one
is the other. Both are striving TO accom-
plish the same object.
This same Andrew johnson has now en-
tered into partnership with sumner who
wants to break up the Jnon' and thc
1.-TWO occupy the same ground. Both are
striving TO accomplish the same object"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
From the Rochester, y. y, Democrat,
Shocking Acknowledgements sui.
eide OF &c LADY.

About o'clock this Saturday morning
the porter at Congress Hail met in he hail
leading to the front entrance, a lady covered
with blood, who staggered past nina and de-
ecepded the front steps into Railroad Ave
nue., and fell on the pavement there. lie
called for help, and the unfortunate women
vas picked up and con- eyed into the office.
where Ii was found that her throat was cnt
Drs. bradley and Langworthy were sen. for.
and she was conveyed up stairs to a private
room. She proved TO be Mrs. W. W. smith
ct Dubuque, Iowa, a sister of the Rev Mr.
Stowe, Of Canandaigua.
1t is said the woman is a victim Of rol;
gious monomania. She probably cut her
throat in the water-closct, as blood was
found there in considerable quantity, and q
razor belonging to her husband, who occu-
pied room with her, is missing. We have
NO time to give further particulars. The
surgeons do not think she viii die.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
Military Execution "a y2cMphi.
---'s Erce soldier. shot for the
Crime Of Sc ape and Murder.

Last evening was the time appointed COR
The execution Of private, John Callahan.
Jacob Snovcr, and Ihoma. johnson. al Of
tn "a New jersey Cavairy, for the crime
of rape and robbery 1t having become
geaelally known 'hat thc execution wa> to
b. public, early in thc evening large mum
her Of persons repaired 10 the ,rot, being
the cpon ground directly west II the para
pet of For; Pickering. shortly after o
| eiocl. the PRISONERS we've taken from the IT,
wing Prison, placed in large wagon pro
| cured for the purpose, and, seated upon
their collins, contacted b. 4 detachment q
the stll Iowa Infantry. aWarl the grounds.
seated n the wagon opposite the coIly;c, :
We're Father Power and tharlains Wi.lAn
peston and william g il,liarl.. their ro-
festlFe fDllgiod, atleuilautS Ia command
oi Col. Gcddia, IL Provost Marshal the
party proceeded slowly toward the fort.
ilasing arrived On the grounds, the Ell
tire military d. the city WAS present. GlaNi
az 50 as 70 form three Sides of q hollow
square, The palapet of the fort forming ne
fourth section. Ouisis oi thu line was an
equal number IF citi<cns-inelnaing many
lades and chill ron. Upon coming in view
81 the square the wagon and the escort
halted, when the band of the s.h low. IN
ian.rs tool, the head OF the column, hejna
| Immediately in front Of the shooting naits-.
sqna'. OF thistv-siy lnqf and three ,cr-
leafi~, detailed from the several companies
oi the sth Iowa, and commanded by Scrgt
v iiliain kirkpatrick, Of compan, H. While
| halted here the prisoners We're taken from
the wagon and placed in the centre of the
shooting squad, being still attended bv their
several advisers. Immediately after them
| followed II detachment of twelve men. bear
ing ,iie:r collins.
shortly after o'clock the party entered
the square, the band PLAYING the Dead
March 4 complete circuit was made o!
the entire line, up /" a position within 4
snort distance in front of the parapct of ths
Fort. where the party halted The prison
ers were next placed in a Inc. each before
his collin, ana the three squads OF shooters.
each consisting of twelve men and Ser
gcant. drawn up directly in front, at dis
lance OF about ten PAGES. These positions
having been taken, Col Ge,lds read the
charges, findings, and sentence in each case
to the prisoners separately.
After a few moments pauSe here the
o''iaages were paced upon the prisoners
eyes, and their religious attendants retired
\ wave of the ColoneIs handkerchief was
The slgnal for the shooting squads making
ready. The order " Fire =, was given. \
volley OF thrty-six guns sounded as one
The conyicts fell back litclcss. Three balls
had entered the body Of Callahan, one in
he head and two in the chest; i've balls
had entered the chest Of SHOWER; and the
fun number, six, had taken effect upon the
body Of Johnson.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
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n Juvenile 1'Ol.per

From the New FORK Tribune. June a7
On May 3lst, the oflcc-boy of the firm of
Messrs. Body 4 Co., bankers, No. 8 Wall
street, was sent to the Marine Bank To make
| deposit OF $4,000. just before r,at hinle
| The bank. he was met by Max Roth, aged ID
years, who had been discharged from the
| employ OF the firm but short time prc
vious Having learned the nature of the
boy errand, he waited until he had left.
and then entered the bank and asked to see
| the bank book of Messrs. Body & Co..
stating that he wished to correct a mistake.
rs ne was well known to the bank OF. ciaIs.
MS request was complied with Stepping
aside Tor moment, he distracted draft Tor
| $4,000 and II certified check for 81 .oss.
altered the figures in the book to make
| them correspond with the amount abstract
ed, and then returned the book and the hal
aice OF the money it contained t the cash
Ter. The theft was not discovered mt,
day or two since. Officers Gilmore Of .ha
post office. and Gil lays, of the banl. nnl;cn
| were requested to arrest The ya,,nu ras.ol
and yesterday afternoon they succeeded n
| DONG so. They subsequently, ascerta;ncd
that he had forged the endorsement Of +. :.
| firm ON the back Of the draft. and was thus
Ni'H'e'SN ~ : ~ N.iSiicu fOEf thousand of
the stolen money he had deposited in two
uptown savings banks; the remainder he
had rapidly spent. TO two boys whom be
mad hired to deposit his money he gave
5000 each another $500 he presented to
young lady Of doubtful character in Prince
street. He had fitted up room belonging
TO baseball club, of which he was mem.
Der, IN Avenue \, in gorgeous STYLE while
last horses and champagne sappers to his
trends were INDUCED in without stint. The
money deposited III the banks was recovered
and the clubhouse furniture seized. and
probably portion Of the remainder Of the
money may be secured. He was committed
by Justice Hogan. His parents reside in
Ienth street, and are highly respectable.
lie seems perfectly unconceln,d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17

DiARRHEA AND DYsESTERY.-We have
examined great number of letters from,
some OF the most prominent citizens of
Cincinnati aud Covington, etc., speaking in
the highest terms of DR.. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure of diarrhra
ana ~ sontery. The letters are TOO long to
publish. Mr.. Woods, of Covington, saws
ne was pronounced incurable by the best
doctors in Cincindati, and one bottle of DR..
stricklansPs Anti-Cholera Mixture effected
permanent cnre after suffering for months
win the worst form of diarrhDa and dvsen.
'ery. % cts bottle. For sale BY druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17

To RESTORE THE SICK To HEALTH

l. IL.
The blood must be purified and all medicines
are useless which DO not possess the quality of
,tiinulain, the blood TO discharge lis Impurities
in.o the bowels, lsHASDgErH's Pills possess this
quality in high degree and should be in every
family. They are equally useful for children. and
adults; adapted 10 both Sexes and are rs nno
cent rs bread. vet MOST Effective As \ MEDICINE
The Hon Jacob Beyer Of Sprnyvllc Ind.
wrote TO DR. Brandeth, under date of Nav llth
ISL
Il have used your Invaluable Vegetable Uni
versal Pill, in MY family since 1885; they have
always cured, even when other medicines were of
no avail. have been the means of nv nn;-h
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satisfied they have received thousand per cent
IN blessed health through their use. They are
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Diseases, Fever and Aguc and in all rheumatic
cases with the most perfect success. In fact they
are the great reliance in sickness. and | trust
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
\ CHALLENGE 10 TEST
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i CHALLENGE To TEST

The prorrien.s e the liawatl's knowing that
many preparations fer tie Hair were il the mar
Aes a..i Ill! ~, ,lii>sd To do nearly lie same
i1iags. an iha; i,lr public were ut.tle 10 de-
lorraine Hpln the advertisements whic! wcre
grht.be. an hh"ing enc or two bottles and fail
~. 10 realsr the expected benefits, concluded
that all were hunibu.s. IN order 10 assure the
.la wrirh col'd BE- relied npan. .. opposed the
following test which va, Published iyo weeks in
zoe Herald, andt TIC Other morning p;rers without
citcitia. ANY response. Let lti.sbrr Of well
AnaAn eltl .si,s UI unGGestoneJ int gritv and an
irsels disiiicresied. appoint person to The pro.
irlc'ar u each preparation or restorative To re-
tore The co'or q the hair Each proprietor to
use his ""n preparation and nothing else during
the tflil. and the person also To use nothing else
Let a certificate d the result be published in all
the pflncila papers Of the country at the cx-
pense o; the unsuccessful competitor
HoATS MlNNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
lmpaiis beautiful dark glossy appearance to
the Hair. and Is uncxcelled in keeping it in curl
any desired position
HOY lMPERIAL COL0R1NG CREAM
An Invaluable dressing for whiskers Changes
lent aiie iefi Lar 10 beautiful hsnvn or black
Sod g rvwherc. JOSEPH H0YT 4 CO..
NH dly IL University place ~ Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17

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STRCCTlONS, and the Insurance Of REG.
ULARITY in the RECURRENCE of
TnK MONTHLY PERIODS.
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eases TINT spring from irregularty, by removing
the irregnIariy Itself
- The, cure Suppressed, Excessive, and
Painful Menstruation
~ They care Green Sickness (Chlorosisl.
- Ihey cure Nervous and Spinal Affections
pains in the back and lower parts Of the bodv
Heaviness, Fatigue slight cxertion Plantation
OF the Heart. L"wncss of Spirits, IIystcria Sick
Headache, Giddincss, etc. etc. In word by
| removing the irregnlar,y they remove the cause.
| aud with II ALL the effects that spring from IT,
q Composed Of simple vegetable extracts.
thcy contain.nothing drlccriouS to any cons,itu.
ton, however delicate their function being TO
| substitute strength for weakness, which, when
properly used, they never fail 10 do.
i-fy- They may be safely used a, any age. and NJ
| any period. .1cpt dm'inyMe First Thr" Months.
during which the unfailing nature of their action
| would infailibly prereat pregnancy
elW- All letters, seeking information or advice.
will be promptly, freely and discreetly answered.
~ run directions accompany each box.
s-y- Price 81 per box, or six boxes for Is.
:fs- Sent by mail, free Of postage. on recent
All such orders must be sent to c. A. COOK.
| Chicago, our General Agent for the West.
| Sold in Chicago, by FULLER, FINCH 4 Full
LEX. wholesale Druggists, and by all Druggists
{. 4. COOK, Chicago,
General Agent for the State. OF ILLINOIS, Iowa,
| Wisconsin, Michigan, and Indiana
DIR. W. X. MERWIN h co,
;, No - Liberty SrngEr. New York.
ror sale by all Druggists. mhlo-dlyAwgm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17

CAS- the Phoenix rises from the ashes Of lie fire
animated with new life so does this Elixir rein,
venate the system aud overcome disease
- The Rejnvenatng Elixir is the result Of
modern discoveries in the vcget able Kingdom ho
ing an entirely new and abstract method Of cnrc
irrespective Of all the old and worn out system.
:fC This medicine has been tested by the most
eminent medical men the day and by them pro.
nonnccd To be one of the greatest medical discor.
cries of the aye.
~ One bottle will cure general debil;tv
~ few doses cure Mysteries in Female,
81 One bottle cures Palpitatiou of the Heart
;. - FROM one TO three bottles restore tho man.
illness and full vigor Of youth. Wv 'Na"'
~ = few doses restore the appetite
~ Three bottles cure the worst ce.e az I'm
potency. "se " III
~ few doses cure the low spirited
10y One bottle restores mentalnowe
e9F- few do~es bring the rose E, No ~,
80 This medicine restores to manly 49,
robust health the poor debilitated wo,,,s -
and despairng Wv"
t8s The fstlcss. enervated youth The oY.r.
| tasked man of business the victim Of nervous a.,
depression. the indiy ldua suffering from, ecn.rl
| debility, will all find immediate and ne,,nanam,
relief by the nse OF this Elixir or Essence 81 f.
| ~ Iricc. ~ per bottle. or three bottles for
-, and forwarded by Express, on rcceip, of ma.
| ney. TO any address ~
All such orders must be sent to c. A. COOK
Chicago orr General Agent for the West
sold IN Chicago by FULLER. FINCH FIJI.
| everywhere "ss''a
&. A. COOK. Chicago, General Apeu,
Tor the States Of Illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin fndi
| ana, and Michigan.
DIR. ". r. MERwIN ACO.
: Sole Proprietors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
MANHOOD.

a ND THE VIGOR or YOUTH RESTORED
IA in four weeks, by DR. KICORDS Essvxrr
or LIFE DR. Ricord fof Paris) after wears Of
earnest solicitation. has ut length acc-ded To tho
urgent request of the American public. and an
pointed an agent IN New York, for the sale Of his
valued and highly priced Essence of liz. Th;s
wonderful agent will restore Manhood TO the most
shattered constitutions in four weeks. and Is used
according to printed instructions, failure is i'm
possible. This life restoring remedy should he
taken BY all about to marry its effects are per
mancnf. Success in every case is certain
DIR. Records Essence Of Life is sold n case.
with full instructions for use at %, or four auan.
titles in one for ~, and will be sent 10 any mart
carefully packed, on receipt Of remittance to hi
accredited agent. Circulars sent free on receip
of stamps. PHILIP ROLANDO
Broome St, door west Broadway v
mch3- d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
HAPPINESS OR MISERY !

HAFFINENN ok MISERY T
THAT IT THE QUESTION
ME PKOPRlETORS OF THE NEW YORK
Il Museum and Anatomy of Medicine have de.
termined, regardless of expense TO- issue free
ior the benefit Of suffering humanity FOUR Of
their most interesting and instructive Lecture,
on Marriage and its disqualification. Nervous De-
bllify, Premature Decline Of Manhood, Indivcs
tion Weakness or Depression, Loss Of Energy.
ana Vital Power the Great Social Evil and those
maiadies which result from youthful follics. cx-
cesses or maturity, or Ignorance Of Physiology
and Natures Laws
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
OF eniightenlng and saving thousands, and will
addressing Secretary, New York Museum VI
Anatomy and Medicine, els Broadway, New
York. auya.iv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17

NHFISIIOOrO,S HUI. lDve.
Retains its dark lustrc if renewed NJ intarv.Js %
the CLOSE ni Life. Peerless AMONG Thousands =,
preparations 'ha' promise much and performs
nothing STANDS Cristadoro's hair Prcservatiye.
Available adjunct 10 the dye, in dressing and
promoting the growth and perfect health of the
nair, and of itself, when used alone-a safeouar,,
that protects the hbres from decay under all cir.
cumstances AMI under all clilnes. Manufactured
~ H. Gar'sfaforo, No 6 Astor House. New Y,r,-
Kept BY all druggists ;p,e,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17


Tie sudden changes Of cur climate are so"rce'
of E'rLAoS,gr Bgoxcur.L and AsTHNAric AFfhe
Tiovs. Experieucc having proved that si"l"'
remedies often act speedily when taken u 'he
es,ry stages Of the disease. recourse siouia al
oace b. had to "lgrora's B,oaelsgl Iroeha. OF
inrenges let the Cold. Tougl or Irritation o. Inc
Throat lie ,ver 50 slight, a, By this frecaa'ion
more serious attack may be efieotnay warded on
prnr.c sPEsxtas and .-IScEEs will fad them -i-
f-etua for clearing and strengthening the voice
Soldiers should have them, they can be car
riei IN the pocket and taken as occasion requires
- Nervous Debility. Sentinel
Weakness etc can IL curtd By who has real
II cured himself and hundreds Of others. and Will
tell YOU nothing but the truth. Address, with
stamp. EDWARD H. TRAyER,
raslG-dAwly Lock Box Boston Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
An Imperial Crown


Is T., mere banbc, but the crD3cn 81 bautg, con
, ,eiic' on Tue mead winch has neglected to en-
beli-ii, or time has robbed Of its native hue Inv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17

En sIs 70 suit available in the principal cities of
France i, m,s'a n Scotland, Holland. belgium,
' T;nL, Ha'y, Switzerland and t;ermsnr
I.cksts from different ports n rnrans - INV
SA''' furnished at New York CIV rates. '''' aA1 =
IRA n. CLIFFORD, Cashier N"S' res arss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

!. One Of the most distressing events
connected with The late gale in the chan.
mel is the loss at Cherbourg, the great
French naval station, Of 3: men belong.
Jog to the ironcased irigate Couronnc.-
The men went out in the ships launch
to assist merchant vessel, and oil on
board we're drowned. The Emperor,
wishing to honor the memory If these
devoted men, commanded that their fun.
era' should be performed with great sol.
empity' All the troops and ssamos in
The port were under arms, the ships Of
var carried their 6sgs bslf-mass high,
and cannon were fred It Intervals until
all Va concluded. All tsa6o w. CO.,
pssdsd j. ths tows, - ~ estiso -
solenieo jstncl iEtnot6tf 1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04
Tne Cessesspsaua Z.

The ST. Louis Aasiegsr has the follow
Jog article upon The Congressional tin
kssing with the eopscriptiou law:
All reports from Wasbisston cones'
in the statement that the consumption
Law is about 10 snfsr considerable
modification Tor the worse. II 10 nov
stated % CERTAIN that the division into
two classes will be abolished, and that
The mex, draft will embrace oil men ftom
twenty to forty five years. 10 the Sen.
ate Mr.. Hendricks, Of Indiana, seems 10
be the only one who will oppose this
wrong measure. Tho repeal Of the $500
clause meets more opposition, and is not
certain, tbcugh probable. People will.
after all, be glad even it this unjust and
sprepublican clause il retained, - II
nerves At least to make the first named
still more unjust measure less severe. II
the $500 clause 10 also abolished, while
the substitute system il retained, VIC may
assume that . substitute will shortly cost
from one to two thousand dollars.
What is then to become OF the numcr-
oas fathers Of families, laborcrs, etc,
who have to support large families, aud
cannot raise such m smountl 1t is not
easy 10 conceive q greater stupidity than
this proportion to draft fathers Of fam
lilies up to forty five years Of age, 10 the
Same Glaze with young men Of twenty
yesr'. BY .uch law, which is proba-
bly, without . parallel, the greatest pos
sible injury would be done TO the citi-
IONS and the whole country, while the
army would be reinforced by the least
able men. But it seems that it 10 90 re-
solvel by the assembled wisdom Of the
country. The voice OF the German pa
pers, who are certainly good authority
on questions Of this description, and who
are unanimous against these proposed
alterations, is unheard, and the Amer
can papers scarcely discuss the question.
As comfort, we are no; fed that clcr
gymen shall now be exempted. Many
petitions from New England were in ia
yor Of such privilege being extended
to the revcrends. Why cannot clergy
men pay substitutes as well As othe,
p oplc! Aud with xha. Justice is such
privilege extended in country where
the State has noihlrg to do with rclig-
ion, aud where even Quskers, whose re-
ligion opposes war, are not exempted
from military service
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

Drown's 0sOochAal TrOCh0es
Thsss Lsssssss are prepared fsen highly =.
tssnsd ssssips for aIlsviating BRoscniAi ASSSos
rsoss, Asrns =, HsAnsxxsss. Coress. Colps sse
lrritatipn OF Soreeess Of che Throat.
PUBLIC sFEAKERS AND vOCALlSTS
Will hnd them tene6,ial In clearing the voies
before sps.kias Of singing, - relieving Tie
Threat sf-er any ususoal easstieo q
the vo.si osssss, having psssiiss sdsptstlsa 4
affections which disturb the organs II spsssA.
dee23 dulm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIpLE LINfMENT FOR
HORSES 10 unrivaled BY any, and in al cases Of
Lamensss. arising from rpsains. Bruises Or
Wrenching, it's effect 10 magical and certain
Harness or S-dd Calls, Scratches, Mango, TO-, IL
will also euro speedily. SPAWN and kingbens
may be easily prevented and cured IN their incip-
lent stages, but confirmed cases are beyond pOssi-
bility Of radical cure. No case Of the kind,
however, is 90 desperate or hopeless that il may
be allevia,ed by this Liniment, and its faithful
application will always remove tho Lamenees, and
epable the horses to travel with con paratve ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand for its timely use at the first appearance Of
Lamene will efectuslly prevent those formidable
diseases mentio ned to which all horses are liable
and whi,h render SO many otherwise valuable
horse nearly worthless.
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