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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
Llle n0tll--Atrength.
Observation-Disclosures.
Observation-Disclosures.
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SPECIFIC PILLS

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me- - .Rr,ck .pss,' b. r.sn. u The urirc ana.
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o. shatsves terds 10 l. pair thc Vital Action
the Main. Heart o. Nssso s,.'sn,. fs.qucn, lead
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paooAlet centaispG full ra',icn sts With Direct.
scos asS Advice pstats In G~eneb q r,us' srsni IA
asd Ens'h. .ccompasses - hb \. and vii 10 cent.
~ sail, tee Of cost Ia any one vhc vii write Tor II.
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~ sss. ess- , sesiet ivem oil ch,ervattn, nrs
evs 81 she svss,AsA price ~ sathorsei ssrut
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Chicago III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
I'D VEIN PERU COAL.
The Peru Coal Company

nAvlNG OPENED A YARD FOR THE
AxSels Of their Cssl. Offer II % the citizens Of
Dovsopest and vicinity - superior quality OF
Oeal-ebsolWteIy free from Dirt, Slate and Iron
--buestng with a clear, intense heat. without
Cisdss % Ciinker.
Per Domestic use, its freedom from Sulphur
ssd other impurities render II desirable nrs
enly % scoount Of CLEANLINESS, but also in 50.
Wing the Rrsss smonst 81 labor IN keeping Gre.
I'd easrytse cut eshes and clinkers.
Fee psodneinG steam, no coal mined in this
Weoe - so0Qste with The I'd Vein Peru Coal.
Tie 0ose eeee6e1 aad rigid comparative tests
hose Sslly AssSasA thes the use Of Peru Coal
~ esve es0 siaty per cent. over any other BIZ
tuniooooODal.
A eseseoss sspply BY the car l0sA Or retail
~ = ~ 1ioes y fsoad q the ysfd, corner Of
0osiose ed ma sesssts, Davenport. Iowa.
~: 1O.dom.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


IOWA.
BTs. n. =. sYaxs.
Iowa, loSs. beautiful lowe.
fsir as virgin queen. pure ss . BRIDE
Sweetsy thy flowers grow,
Light y thy breefes blow
Sofsiy thy waters dow
Down to the tide.
Iowa. Iowa, gallant Young Iowa,
First I. the march OF the battles red van;
when tue foul traitor stroke
Cane in the battle smoke,
Loudly the cannon spoke,
Forward, each man."
iows, lowe. Queen Of States, Iowa.
Crswnsd With jewel from Natures own
Oh, how thy bosom thrills
Out from thy rocky bills,
Desn where Thy basy mills
Cover the land
lswa, Iswa, bssutisui love,
bssasad vish 0sd' ylest, Il garner ssA ssall
Bee hDv ny fasm1fs req,
Oct from The eul1eu hsep,
Heve What the gissasss kssp,
Blessing them al.
lows, lows. Loving ysssg Iowa
Nursed In the arms u shs rivsss that roll
Oct from the setting sun.
o. vAss . rose Ahsy sus,
On, till they meet il one.
Meet IL eae geal.
Isvs, Iswa, ehssoisg young love.
Smiling in pride With the henors y,s wear;
-! nay thy future be
Still like the past sfthee,
Al that We hoped Of thee.
love, fair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

TINS beautiful passage occurs in Holmes
ncw novel, in the atlantic Monthly. "The
old ock that Marmaduke Sturr made in
London moro than hundred years ago was
clicking the steady pulse beats ofis second
century. The featured moon on its dial
had lifted one eye, as il to watch the child.
~ il watched So many generations Of child
rem. while the swinging pendlum licked
them along into youth, maturity, gray hairs.
Misunderstanding through the prayer at
the funeral-tick'ng without grief through
oil the still or noisy woe Of mourning :
ticking without joy when the smiles and
gaiety OF comforted heirs had come back
again."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26


The Tribune wslingiv e1c.aims "Savs
our wooden manufactures y Notwithstand-
ing the already heavy import duties on
woolsn fabrics. amounting to an average Of
fifty per cent, the Tri6sss insists that the
tax shall he increased, that consumers shall
pay still higher prices for w"olen goods for
the sake Of pouring more money into the
Golfers Of the grasping manufacturers. The
higher the Import duties tho more consul
mers are obliged to pay. and Is :ne question
in this case IS whether the rich manufactu-
rers or the people shall have the benefit, We
are decidedly in favor Of the later. II
there we're no import duties on wooden
goods, clothing would cost onc.third less
than it now does. and il the Tribune and
the manufacturers shall Lave their way il
will soon cost one-third more than il does ct
the present time. Can not the Tribune give
us an article from the text" Save the pco-
pie y"-Ner York Sun.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

Horace Greeley, i'll q late letter on adver
Using, made the following sensible sugges.
ton:
"Somc men who know enough to adver-
tlse are yet so narrow minded e. TO confine
their advertisements TO journals Of their own
creed and party. If they do not choose 70
trade with any but men of like faith this is
wise, but If they desire the whole public for
customers il Is otherwise"
There is one salts action that the narrow.
minded people, TO whom the Radical editor
alludes. are always punished in their pockets
foI their bigot:y and foolishncss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

A young man recently wrot. to Mr.. Greco
ley. OF the New York Tribune. to use his
influence in obtaining a situation tor him.
In reply thereto. Horace wrote: New York
- just entering upon the interesting process
Of starving out 100000 people whom war
and irecdeemablc paper have driven hithcr.
Il IS impossible to receive and employ more
till these are gone"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

The LAYER Il much more frequently he seat Of dis
eare than rs generally supposed The function ID de-
signed to ufiorn, aud the regular execution Of
which depends not only the general health Of the body
but the powers of the stomach. bowes brain and the
whole nervous system shows it, and vital import
ancc "a human health When the liver IL seriously
diseased II IN fact not only deranges the vital
oitbe body, tut exercises powerful influence over
the mind and its operations which cannot easily be
described. IL has close connection with other dis
cases and nlsiiesis itself by great a variety Of
symptoms OF most doubtful character. that il mrs
Leads more ply icians even Of great emincnce than
any Other ,i,a organ The intimate connection that
exist. between the liver and the BRAIN acd the great
dominion which am persuaded IL exercises os er the
passions Of nanki ind. convince that many enfortu
nate beings have committed acts of deep and criminal
atrocity. or become what fools term hypochondriscs,
from the simple fact Of diseased state the liver
have long ifn convinced that more than one -haf of
the complaints which in this country u be
considered having their seni- in diseased state of
the liver. viii enumerate of them: lNDiGrs-
Tio,.. pTEANGfp STATE OF HE BOWELS IRRITABLE AND
viNDcivE FEELINGS AND PASSIONS from trifiing and
Inadequate causes. Of which afterwards feel
ashamed. last though not least. than THREE
fovHTHs "f the diseases enumerated under the hesd Of
ttNstNi1loS. have their seat in a diseased liver This
truly iri.:hiial catalogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
49, ~A.l.11 0seesse q

Smoke oto6ks, Dfseching. Sorghum
fAIS H2e SHUTTERS: WELL TUBE
A. 1oo1oein Stoves and Tie Wsre. Roax,,
- y uoaes Jebbing done neatly and rroupa.
Y. he greet feel economiaer. the Eurek md
9oed Se0aseeons Cook and Monitor hestins
Deoves sre still u the market. also many othess
800 q eeoveo. Ceg and esanine a - m
usia sevsst. Osssspsst. Love. 1870
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

oals fos tbs 1sst time In Anssies.
They have been tept in comparative obscuritys
fs~m he fass list the originator, Dr.. V-ipsas.
= ph ysicisa II Paris Of great wealth and strict
esaseisstiess yrincip,es. and hes Withheld them
ftoa gssssai sss iess hey shosld BE- employed
6ss unlawful pssposss.
II ovessosains Femsis Distractions, Falling
Of ths Wsmt. Wales, Green Sickness, Supprss
clos, Retention, o. lasaoderass Flow Of the
Monshiy Dtschssess, Nervous and Spinal Anee
lions, raina n ~ Dask and Li1bs. Fatigue on
Slight Esssses9b RAipitasioa Il ~ Heart. Iiys-
terirs, Ie., ead Ulll effect . cure Vhsa ell other
nssms have failed; and, although . powerful
remedy. Do not contain eaio,uei, an,imony, Or
snythiag hSrtfsl 10 tho constitution.
To msrrisd ladies and young girls Who hsvs
never bees regulated, they are peculiarly suited.
They will. n short time, bring on the monthly
pssi.A With regularity.
CAurton. Married ladies should never take
oAsn whsa there Is any reason to believe them
ssivss psegaants for they will be suro to produce
. miscassiage.
Thee Pills sss entirely .afe, under all circnta-
Stances, bsng composed entirely Of substances
ersn, the vegetable kingdom.
Each boz has the coat Of arms for the city OF
Psyis stamped on the box, with the words :" Trade
Mark" in French, TO counterfeit which lie a
nisde sscanos, and all persons will be deal, With
aeeorlins 10 Law.
Fun diseetisns accompany each boz.
Ladies can obtain . box, sealed from the eyes
Of the eurioss, BY enclosing one dollar and seven
postage seAmPs, " any respectable drsggist, or
70 o. U. STAPLES, General Agent for the
Usitsd States, watsstown. N. \.
Agssts.
sptss.dAwly nsrrlsos!& stark..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
Or xARR,sor The Proprietor.

PHILOSOPHY Or MARRIAGE The Proprietor.
1 u ~ New York Mus~nm III Anatomy have deter
nined 10 issue fee four Of their nos instructive Ice
lures On Marriage ard Its Disqualification. N-rsou
endPhysica llebaity frcmsturc Decline of Manhood,
lndteeesi0n. Weakness or Depression. impotoney.
IOes ~ Energy and Manly Power the Social xvii
end those malndcs v hitch result from Youthful folii-
excess of maturity, ar ignorance Of Physiology and
Laws Of nature.
Thee Invaluable i@cturee have been the means
eniightrning snd saving thousands. aud will I've fnr-
Wasdcd free receipt ~ hour clamps by sdi,c,sin
Secretary New York Museum oi Anatomy and Medi
cine els Broadway. New Work., ma,it dty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED NV II.

Pain in the right side under the edge OF the ris n
crehsg on pressure sometimes the pain In the LEFT
side tie patient IL rarely able lie lcft eide
sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade
and frequently extends 10 the top of the shoulder
AMI IL sometimes mistaken for rheumatism In the arm
lc stomach is affected with loss Of appetite and sick
ncss the bowels in general coetive sometimes a.
tcrnating with lasy the head r. troubled with pain
accompanied with dull heavy senation in the back
part There Il generally considerable loss IL memory
accompanied with paisfui sensation II having left
undone something which ought to have been done.
slight dry cough IL sometimes an attendant The "a
h,f complains o WEAKNESS and debility: he Is easily
startled his feet cold rnng and he complains
OF pricky sensation OF hi. skin: his spirits are low
and although he is satisfied thu; exercise wonld I've
beneficial 10 him. yet he can scarcely sum nj fortitudc
enough To try H. In fact, he distrusis every remedy
Several ri the above symptoms accompany the disease
but cases have occurred when few Of them existed
yet examination VI the body, after DEATH has shown tie
Liver TO have hccen extensively derangcd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
For the Cursof Hrpotis, or Liren Complaint
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache.

Dyspepsia and Sick Headache.
In offering TO the public Dr. McIAne's Celebrated
Liver PHI, rs n remedy for Liver and Bious Com
pIaints, we presume no apology will be needed Tho
great prey alenee vi Liver Complaints and Billious De.
eases OF all kinds. throughout the United States and
particularly IN the West and SOUTH where in the ma-
joriiy Of the patient IL within the reach Of
regular physician. requires that remedy should
stitution and yet be safe and ceciual hat such IL
the true character Of DIR MclAnes Liver Pills hcretcan
be no doubt. The testimony we lay before you, and
the great snccess which has invariably attended their
use, will think be sufficient 10 convince the most
cresiuiuus II has been sincere WISH that these
I should be f1ry and fully tested, and stand fall
by the Effects produce Thai they have been 60 tested,
and thai '~c result has been in every respect favorable
We call thousands to witness who hsvS experienced
b,ir b.ns 4cial ~ CTS
Dr. NJ, Lance Liver Pills arc not held forth and rec.
Ike most Of the popular medicines Oe the
da, = alerefsai cure ais. but simply for LIVER
t. md thore symptoms connected with
a d. rmur q niAi. Of ihane orvsis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26


the person wh,n al afflicted shssld consult No one
ever heard Of pacrt Of his moi being cured since he
has been IL THE city reputation has vouchers in
eli the city papers. his paients and the nes ical nso-
fesson both here and abroad, being the skl-
led specialists here and thorough of all
nal ineases II III others fail. don't despair. give
him call II IL only common occurrence with him
aueh eAses. He rO00s IRE separate for ladies
and gentlemen. and the moot comp etc In the city.
YouNe MHN. Take rarticolaf N0tiec.-DoctOs Zig.
slow dsyoees much Of HE uae 70 H. tscatment OF
thoe caused by asecret habit which ruins both
body aa1 mind. ueatt 4 tae unfGe1npa9s indiyid1Al
~ other bns nsee " socy. Tte ~ Goset of tses
early habits the exceeree Of rpee year,, 10 TO weak
en- the debitats the constitution destroy the phypl
cal and mental powers. diminish md enfeebie tAs
natural feelings, an exhauet the vital eneseies Of
manhood; the pleasures OF life marfed, the object
Of marrag frustrated and cxieteuee itself rendered
term OF unceasing misery andrcgret. Such persone
especially those contemplating marriage. should lose
no time In making immediate Application. DR.. B.,
ny his treatment. is enabled to insure q speedy
and permanent cure.
Consultations free and confidential Ofce, TO. 1-s
South Clark street. cor Monroe half b. ock from
the Pc, Oaice. Post &c Box ia, Chicago, ILL.,
Once hours from 4. NJ. TO r. N.
Send FOR his 4" suide 20 Health" published month
>, free ofchargc.
n B.-Ladies. Ssend for n descriptive circular Of
Prsea-'~ R~-crs sNe hest preventive of conception
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
Ladies, Fake Particular NAs1ee.
fHE REAL VELPEAU FEMALE PILLS

rS'liESE PILLS,
a ~ celebrated
aAny years ago 10
PAsss fos the relief
Of female irrcGs-
lsritise, and after
warsle % nototioss
for their criminal
employment In the
psastiss u abortion.
are nOv offered for
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
DIRECTIONS.

Take two or three pills going TO bed every second OF
third night II they do parge OF three times
the next morning, take one or two more: but Sigh
Pills may be used when purging simply IL neccsr
sary A. an antibious purgatve they inferior tu
none. and in doses Of two three they give astunsh-
Ing relief IN Sick Headache also in sight derange-
mJnis ni the stomach
...f.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
DIR. BtgelOw,

4 the cnly Physician, as Specialist,
! ! ! !
now in Chicago that u be entirely
relied upon. Go TO HIN. aud not suf
Ter that hurrible disease to remain in
your syrtcm. disGguring your face
aud body, besides Destroying your
happiness and future pSospecte oi li0r.
He has made PRIVATE DISEASES
- and NERVOUS DEBILITY his study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
AGUE AND FEVER.

Dr. Mclane's Liver Pills in Of que and Fever
when taken with Quinhc. promotiye Of the most
happy results No better ca,hartic can be used pre
paratory To, or after taking Quinine We would a
wise all who afflicted with this disease to give them
n FAIR TRIAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
II A IL X T. + It's

. creating sensation among the friends Of those who
have had their grey hair restored TO their youthful
color and those whose bald heads have been covered
with luxuriant growth Of hair II 20 changes and
improves their looks that intimate acquaintsnces
scarcely recognize each other For sale by druggets
OF whom circulars be obtained containing teet1mo
ny to prove what have unfinished.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
NERVOUSNESS.

Nsevess Debility. Shattered Nerves. ~. vi.
sss' Deace. Lose Of Power. Coafusion Of
m ughts. Epilepsy.
Thousands who have suffered for years will
bless the day on which they read these lines -
rssttcalarly 70 weak, suffering woman will this
medicine prove an inestimablc blessing direct
.ne their footsteps TO Hope which tulalls more
then Il promises.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

Either ofthe Face, Neck. or Female Breast. and
ed. thus preventing their breaking, and produc-
ing troublesome DiachHrging Sores. which dis
figure so many Of the younger portion Of the
community, from elk TO twenty years Of age
ouug children are very subject TO Discharges
from the Ears, which depends upon n Scrofulous
constitution. These cases aoon recover BY taking
afew doses OF the Life Syrup
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
The Assassination Witnesses.

"Ihe judiciary Committee of the House
a,, ~ ,,,iet ,ho ,it',' " w na
connection with the assassination nlot he
have Themselves.
CailppSil' VINO SWorc hardest TO state
hncL and Jenicd an thnt hn at ossos,od o,.no1'
and now saws that the entire testimony
was deliberately gotten up in order TO Sc
c.!rT ~ ~ SiihIe oi tlle rewards Ior thc arrest
over ono Of Raler's dctcctivos ,yho v,as
an important witness in the assassination
trials finding that Campbclrs confessions
'f,, "Tlo uI,iniS U.S , nun III pau Posltlpn' op
To nroceed To- New Work and hunt mn ot5cr
witnesses, who, he said. would sustain his
testimony and disprove the final testimony
"a N''id mpdn,t,, Nt,rshoi ,,.o6. 80 NJ. v..,-
with Conoyer, TO keep watch of him. INT
Conoyer soon gave him the slip. and has
not since been seen' 1t Is not likely that
IL ',,,,o - ts' "Sa,m N%.,.IIiy' 9hu
closures. There is now little room to doubt
what has always been suspected by those
VINO careluiiy feau tle ASSASSINATION TRIALS,
ernment @ @ We're ,p" npcrin~ed Sconndrn,s % We "o'
10 t,,is from, the snr;n,,,;oId f,Ioss pa
Dubljcon-a very ably conducted renuhli-
can iournol tbc 81 Iou;s pon,,tJ;on, o,lls
that its cotemnorov of yonkoedom states
tbo potter os tondor,v os noss;,,1o s>r't,,a
ncrinrcd wrctches whose iyinr omda,,;t,
have been made the bosis Of the most tor-
rible CHARGES oooinst not onlv Mr. D,v,s
but lorne number of otbrr norso,s all 80
whom ,yerc chuo1v in,ocont Vim lii,
The scoundrcl Conover. so-co,,od thornh
that name Is an alias triod 20 io,nI,oata
some half dozen innocent mon IN a p,nt 70
ossossipotc pros;dont T,vco,v
wo holioyo - 49, .r
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
"Republican" ideas of Statesman
shin.


To keep an army consisting IN part O
negroes In the south. aud impose congres
sional edicts in conflict with the Constitu
tion.
Toopprcss whole section 10y onerou
taxation, while denying them represents
tion.
To put u bar on one of the most import
ant products of the country, by levying I
heavy Income tax onevery pound of cottoI
grown IN the South.
To exempt the Pennsylvania owners o.
coal and iron mines from any such burden
but, on the contrary, to give them pro
lection equal Gin the case of the iron mas.
ters) To 100 per cent.
TO impose Unusual and Insulting "condi-
tions' upon the southern people, before adj
mltting them to Congress aud ~ equal po-
sition ;ls States IN the Unlon-secking by
any ana every means available to huihHi-
ave ana drgo"e them us ihr rs possible by
treating Them not as equal fellow citizens
anu equal STATES, but rs conquered subjects.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

the army. purchased the Sea Island cotton
Of the Freedmen at ten cents n pound In
the seed. and have this season already Sc
cured mortgages ON large proportion Of
the frcedmen's crop-in some Instances even
on their lands.
But tho Rev. MIR. TIFFANY was the larg-
est and boldcst operator. lie had himself
appointed an agent of the Burcan, aud
assigned to what was then the largest col
ony on the coast. lie then armed twenty
five negroes 10 act as body-guard and TO
keep all white men OF of the island. Then
having everything TO hlmselG he set the
freedipeq to work with the following re-
sults
"AIr Tiffany gave them certificates for
the amount due them, which certificates
they still hold. but are unable TO get either
rice or money.
"All the freed people Of this colony were
supplied through the season with Govern
ment rations which were tobe paid for out
of their crops. We were Informed by the
Bureau officers Of the department that
none of these rationS have ever been re-
paid. A very considerable crop of rice
was made BY the freedmen. and Mr. Tiffany,
the agent advertised sixty thousand BUSH
els OF IL for sale. General Tillson who had
In the interim assumed charge of the Bu-
rcau In Georgia, seeing the advertisement.
ordered the sale to he suspended, and noti-
fled Tiffany that only bonded officers were
authorized to sell Government property
What disposition was eventually made of
the rice crop, or who received the profits of
IL. we were unablcd to ascertain Mr. Tiff
fanny shortly after this retired, whether vol
UNFAIRLY or otherwise can only be deter
mined by the records, which are not within
our reach"
Now, almost all these people who have
migrated to the South as missionaries or
agents of the freedmen's Bureau are sup
posed TO have gone in the especial interest
of the negro. They have been moved to
visit him through their anxiety about his
physical and moral welfare They only
advance the money to get plantations in
working order that the poor freedmen may
thereby find employment. But, somehow,
most Of the philanthropists get two or three
hundred per cent. ON their Investments, and
about nine-tentls of all the cotton and rice
the negroes raise.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
The Connerhead Text.

"lt thine enemy hunger, feed him; if hc
thirst, give him drink; for in so doing thou
shalt heap Goals of fire upon his head. BE
not overcome of evil, but overcome evil
with good.'
1t is some time since anything like the
above emanatcd from professors of the
CHffSt{dR religf0h-from the pulpit or the
prayer meeting. "Vcngeance is mine,
saith the Lord Not bit of it, saith the
iniidel clergy it is ours; and we will not
be satisfied short of more blood" II Is
but n day since we heard Methodist say
that if the Bible did not support his view
he would not believe it, Vestchester Jeger-
SOUiUu,