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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

WUNNEWELL,e

MUNNEWELL'S
p<,V .yl,TlCl The claims for this valued
PILLS. Family a'sss are beyond
----- that q my ofasr IN usr. n
tc~ior fhcp will not only prove This hut ne greater
crreroi salFrs which hes hefe'"iofe been eai5eu
tusn4e1fa The ESIEt1It PILLS never rec IRE
over two and seldom In, Tor The dose, on se
bowels without the sii,ltcsi c,i..ng point o. tas
greatest sr por,srce. faltifuia1' "a
Chronic e'csssirmtfcns
For Naiet talsc sf~gr~ Fr;L every pr every other
might, They never ptoause debility and Cure lnci-
m IT. a. Dyrps p4ia. Head Ache. iAcr sad kidney
Complaints ti'tr. spfmr. Ios o. or impurities o.
the Iioof Los ~ petite. and al Derangements OF
Bow Gle of Stomach.
.sg- sold ~ a.i Wholesale AMI Retail dealers IN
Medicine.
.soIsn T.. FEu newell. k'rOpr,
Practical Casrnl-,, :. Commercial al Wharf. 5ost.n5
Mare.
Physicians. or Dealers supplied In buik. foImais
ami full Testimonial 10 this Great Aioine Develop
mont sent On demand. O6s-olm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

lnaiaa Troubles AntleaposeA.
DkxvKR CRY, Dec. 1.-THE Cheyennes
are exhibiting hostile disposition. Trouble
b anticipated soon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

New Yoax, Dec. IS.
The privateer Estille 10 not the only Fe-
MAN vessel afloat. Fears are entertained for
tho British steamer Cuba, which left Liver
pool for Halifax on the first inst.
The Rochester Union has The following ::
All dispatches relating to Caaadian Attain
in circulation, and credited 10 the New
York Herald, are wholly without Foundation;
the reports Of annexation meetings ere fab.
ricatiens; not single dispatch TO the Her
old, the past fall, from Canada, have been
verified, ~ the author wps not 1t points
where the dispatches bear date. It , about
time the public undssstoel and ceesed 10
etse credenee 70 sch ns!ssase. Similar
rssossks win apply to oost Il H. pretended
cable dispatehss IN ~ eane paper, being
fabricated.
Two steamers sailed to-day for Vera Crux
to take the french troops to France.
A son Of the Mexican General Uterbride
died in this city On Tuesday night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

New York Ssoe1x Market.
Nsv Youx. Dec. Is.
SsCcks irregular.
Gold oi.Srx
Money 607 rcf cent.
Sterling dull at LUX
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEly.
- I'D good supply Of ponr BYaox Wmrrs
La.a. and will esnstantly ksep On hand a his
old stand, on the corner Of Ripley ami Front
streets. the Port byron and lie Cfsire l.ims.-
Also. louisville Cement, sad The Utica, ILL.,.
Cement r,Aatsrers Hair aud Stucco. All Of
in large or small quantities.
Davsnpert lsWa, Aug A-diy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

NuRLeYS P0PUIsR WORM CANDY

Az this ie real ~ specific for Worms and the best
and palatable form 10 give to children mot
surprising hat Is fast taking place Of all other pre-
partitions for woFms--it being tastelees. any child
will take 1t. aug25dAw1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13
RESTORE CRAY HAIR TO
ITS NATURAL COLOR.
Or the money will be refunded.
Az this preparation is comparatively new in
this country, the proprietors present the
TestlmOmia1s
or well-known psrsons ~ to.its excellence.
DIRECTIONS IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH.

Coxcoap. June !, 1866.
Ngssns. F. l.. WALLACa I Co.-The second
iuvoice OF your valuable preparation for the hair
was duly received, and, In compliance with your
.n s:ppa tho :: s. h,
the use of the first bottle. II answers the pur
pose required most perfectly, and ~ = restorer
and cleanser Of the1air it 10 only equAled BY it,
quaiities as . cooling and healthy application to
the scalp.
A. II. CROSBY, N. d.
MANCHESTER. N. H., June -, 1865.
Nessrs. J. l.. wALLACs Co.: Gents-l hare
used "DF. Chaussier's Empress for the HAITI"
and an pleased with the results. l lind Il ths
Is = IL tAas lselsims v - h every respect.
LEONARD YREScH, ND.
LAxoAsssa, Nay 80, 1859.
Meosrs. r. l. WALLAcs Z Co.: Gents-1 have
The e!eaasst AND best preparation for the hair
DR.. ". BARNEY.
Msssss. F. L. wAI1Acs 70. Gsnts--I have
usel DR.. Chaassise's 4mprssa for the hair, and
End i al i clalms 70 Be. lcerdially recon-
mend u 70 the puhhe.
Adjt. Gen. n. II.
MAxcnnssen, n. n. Nay, 1868.
Messrs. =. L. WALLACE 3 Co.-Set NY name
down among those who have used your prepa-
ration with much eatiofaction. have used sew
sral others, but give ycurs the decided prefer
snee. 1ts setina upon the hair. in restoring the
color. 10 Quisk an( aufabls, end - dressing 4
10 supufb..
Dn. D. K. BoUfRLLs.
ThsAsunss's OSv,c..
AARcaDssnn, March 10, 1855,
1essrs. 2. /. WALsAD 3 Co II am well -
quainted With several Of the 1seding citizens Of
this city who have md yeaf Hair Restorative
70 perfect soklefhctiep. have also used u ny
celk. cad een ehesrfslly rsesmnend Il = bong
~ best Eticle u negkel
q. =: CaAsnln
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13
From %. louie.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. Is.
Governor Fletcher issued . puoelsma4ion
10 the citisens Of Lafayette and Jackson
seonsiss, notifying them that In consequence
Of the inability to execute legal process IN
thoss counties b hes ordered she militia
force 10 their midst 70 compel obsdienes TO
Tie laws and that the counties b required
70 dsfray The entire expense Of the military
organization bat when the people conclude
% suforcs the laws a6ainst "a violssioos
thereof, and give usual protection to NV
abiding citizens, the troops win - with.
drawn. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

CixCsxxAsI, Dec. Is.
Wvmond's Barrel Factory, Of Aurora,
Indiana, was destroyed BY Gre this morning.
Loss, 10000; insussd, $500.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

Cettoa-QuieA S13<0oA.
Fiour-lc0tsc beStsf. 81 - 7s0io. IS for Ex.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

sArs ausnaox ssn IOWA CAVALRY.
HAVING BEEE ENGAGED IN THE PRAC
IL tice ~ Medicine end Surgery for the last
Twsrrr ssvs ysAas N ssis ssASa. has % rman
entity located in this city. and Offers his prsSes
sienal services 20 the cstisens Of Davenport and
vicinity. aud hopea By his long experience with
he diseases u the climate, 10 merit and r.ceive
portion Of public patronage.
''iice corner Of Third and brady, over Lind
sav's cewelry Store, residence in what wss for
merly known - the Fulton House. ON Water
strest, shove the bridge. iune27 DIR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

STUDIO NO. e-FARRAND'sB BLK, Id FLOOR
DHOTO0RAPuS WORKED IN OIL OK
aieumrrise paper. Particular attention paid
to copies.
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u. n. REED ~ OO.
No. ~ Lake Stfccts
CHICAGO.
~puo, c..,c nr., rms -
WHOLESALE DLALEhc ~
kUIeII FANCY 0OODS. .
Po10lS, Oils vof1iO0e0s T0Rpo1tl0O,
BRUSHES, GLASSWARE,
N W N ~ m nr N n -
ID " y -
C-~s
So0a ASH Cooenc Dooos
0ol DoAo. HoDn 81.
$780, z;-1e~ess-- R..s. -
=. -. .. a.. a.. ....>~sans a.. i.....t
oneI ~ w ~ rrko
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13
nm. =. YaDalN1ANs

ID ]YSlClAN AND SURGEON. ONCE, cor.
y 81 and Brady Streets. under Streeper 4
kayiie' store. kesidcnce On l<th st., bet Ira
~ aud Main. OetSd- DIR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

SPoNk 4 MORTON,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN
IL EkS, Paper Hangers, Glaxiers, As Hhop
corner Main and Fifth sts mch48 div.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10
C1T. CLARA'S ACADEMY.
- CHARTERED 1852
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF TIE OR
DER OF ST. DOMINIC.
BENTON. LAFAYETTE CO., Wis.

This Academy under the direction Of the Sisters Of
St. Dominic, il situated In the town Of Benton, which
Il Il miles northeast Of mleua. md IL miles eaet Of
Dubuque The grUuuds are very extensive. the eitu-
vantage that par~uts eaa deere for the phypical -
well "a mental Improvement Of their chidren. Th0
routine oi instruction embFaces the various branches
Of elementary training. together With those which
cation regular course q Studies IL peecribed foe
young ladies <hO with - Z: aduac at the Acsd
envy. The scientific departments receive most care
full attention. Lectures aSe deyefed during the year
upon tho various branches included In ~ co1ne.
and up0n citizens Which Are not usually made the OBJ
ject OF special study. The musical department. IL
der the control Of experienced and accomplished
tsachers. Parents may reet eatsAd that the moral
and intellectual improvement, well the wante
and comforts Of pupis will he attended 10 With the
Of eckners the Sisters leave nothing undOne to sup
ply the place Of the moot devoted parent.
Board and tuition, including all the branches toukAe
IN the highest schools, sewing. &C., per quarter g!
Pr scholastic year, from tn 6r-t Aoaday = 0epee
bert 70 ~ thed THURSDAY y Jaly... .e1so
Woe01ng, poe Q1after. ..................
Bed and bedding, per quarter.
EXTRA caAHues.
:. HAP, ..........--...........'
:" 0uNAfs ....ssess..
Lain r;i Sss rseh asd ersa. esek per o..
rUne.ts gre poured Invariably quarterly !. :. I'd.
ss 1 ,d No pupil received for shorter period 'hs1
TNe Annual Coguueucemeot, which enhuo ploce a
~ thru Thu.sday IN Jay, = peseseAsd q Dahlis
exa0inativn Of IL the puuoes Tes nsse 1Sn com
ns.ces ON the first Monday in sspeensss,
| HGRIOHs q. Clara's AQous boDeas lsayet,e
0o0ntyv W0.~N 81 IS $saE oso-OuW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

TINS presence OF Gen. GRAFT at 'tbs right
hand" Of the President has . very worrying
effect on the Radicals. At first it was said
the old hero was there BY command Of his
Chief. the President, but that reason has
worn itself out. and now limitations Of 'dis-
loyalty" are beginning to be faint lined in
the organs Of Congress. A week more will
bring plsiner charges, and in month We
expect 70 zee the illustricso hesds sf the ar
my and Of the navy, horned in effigy by
those who were but lately their ardent ads
mirers. Pra, ers will be offered up, probs~
bly,, that 1.-THE Lord will remove them in his
own good time and make way for better
men" This vas the course pursued by
them toward Lincoln it is substantially
what they ask for johnson and Seward, and
It's only q question Of time-brief at that
till Grant aud Far'agut will be prayed for il
the same kind. respectful and patriotic man
ncr. How noble it is to be "loyal "
| North Io,ra Times
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10
s"sss Ing ~ Earthquakes ard
oleN Oo"liO0~ Um ulae sSsssals 1ssscil:
ts sp;a~l.


L,-t " Ok " nad . smart s. och "i ear h.
a. k, which - Copi,r'. in the North cf
~. caused r>it,r hlc atm r "a few
ueai~ ll-lr ;'i' on, II I, VIE the
,ru+lfls a 've'y 0h. trn'n hep bout tao
o. a 4 VI. nd iejne'ne { crockery.
!. e aNe is@ - licr shakes every
u.ur;!i. hewSver. no, much attention paid
- hem Since the sudden destruction II
Mead "a. Just over the mountain, four years
n 20 where 900 PEI >on> we've instantly XII.
ed the SHOCKS are REGARDED see with more
u ca~ ness than bcio {, hut ,hc alarm does
not come on q after the vibration has ccas-
ID. and then is n speedily diss,patea. rs
experience has shown that the destructive
arshuuases do al the mischief nj n single
IL. wi hon. any premonitor. trembling
vihtatirn. 1t i not p'ca-ant. however. 10
lc aroused in the night by the ligs of your
led. or r,cn in the day time 40 lccl the
..cshd move as ii yeur feet wc,c slipping
bona under , N The shocks are general y
accompanied hy low runtline, and con
$50 ii several vibrations, ia~t,ue 40 more
than .uur or 1--WE seconds, bu tury ale t.tcs
80 Slight - I" he ufuoiced eNvept IL til,
houses. wiz stc the swinging of tnr chandcl-
icrS give evidence OF ihc esrths disturb
nnc'. The ccmmon people are very super.
silt GUS on he subject, aud have an earth
quake SAINT whom they patrouixe in thu
most ,lrVCut manner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10
DISEASES OF TIE LIVER.

The LAYER b much more frequently he eeat OF die
ease thanis genernlly supposed The function y de-
sgned u perform and on the regulss execution 81
which depends ony the general health Of tho boy
hut the powers Of the stomach bOwek, brain ard The
whole nervode syete shows it, vast ana vital import
amor 10 human health. When The liver y sefsocsy
di.caacd In fact only dcrangc. the vital functions
ofihe BODY but exercises powerful Influence over
the mind and ir operations. which cannot easily bc
dscrihed II has etyse connection with other dh.
cases. and manifcsts itsclf BY SO great variety ~
eymplons u most doubtful character, tiat n mis-
leads more ply sican- even q great emncnse, IN.
any uther vital organ The intimate connection that
exist between the liver and the brain. aud the great
dominion which am persuaded Il exercises over The
passions II mankind convince that many uesOIeu
nate beings have committed acta Of deep and criminal
aesucity q brcorne what f0Ols term representatives,
from the simple fact Of diseased state Oi the liver
have long been convinced that nuse than ouehaf o.
the complaints which IN this country are 10 t'e
considered having their seats tn diseased state o.
the liver | viii enumcratc come Of them: INDia1s-
r,oS DERANoED sTArE OF THE noWn4, iRHrTAnf4 Al
vlNnic11vE vxnixGs AND rAsss0Ns, from fieing md
inadequate causes, Of which We Afterwards feel
ashamed last. though not least more than rMaEs.
yOURTHs " thu dsrxse~ enumerated under the head ~
CuSsrrir1ox have their seat In diseased liver This
Is truly hishtful catalogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

ESTABLISHED 1850. AND CHARTERED.
Ha. inst published the "YOUTn'a MANUAL
containing aJO rares and loo Illustrations on the An.
atony and Physiology Of the Sexual urgsns Of both
Sexes, In health and disease, with Treatise on Sex
ual Diseases. including Self Abuse, Private Diseases,
Female Complainte &c, with new methods Of treat
men,, intended ~ guide for Married and single
Sent under sal to any address, price 81.
Those afflicted with Hernia. Deafness. FislulA. Pet
No tnrnal Emmiessons or varorele. By Gnrlosing Z
stamp will receive price list OF our rev remediet
for these discasrs.
TIE ELECTRO MAGNETIC PREVENTIVE
Those desiring limit their offspring, can enclose
stamp for Pamphlet containing engravisgs and e1
plantations Of the above preventive. with an essay OF
the subject Of prevention. An cOssespoadencc conh
dental. Address al letters to J. $. WILLIAMS.
auga9diy Drawer 9s7, Louisville, Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10
A New Discovery.
Plastic SLATE
ROOFING

euVHJS VALUABLE INVENTION SUPER
SEDES ell discoveries heretofore sde for
eheapnese ana durability, has the adsantag.s
over 3hisgtsa, 0lass, Tile. - tAs sarioss &C.
ueNts nov in use, in several respess Il l.
iust = suitable for Hat roof - aay other.-WHo,
|Sade a oe6t6AryA bo6nG-td 6Dess, ~ = long
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T. yo.ssss|ss <s1iesi sImsy nf lie fornss,
rsaisGs III pouse efeitAG fRs6s or heat, aed JIM
proves By aee. nsisg susceptible Of lisaA, =
any vear. aa0 p~efectlv Are-pToel j. 10 unequal
No 3 01sAs 6e rdllr6ea 16d MN bss1AiaRI
Ia Z Sissiy rseouassSsa 81 is rasuers'
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Licensees FOR the Stete " lswa.
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The Difference lBrd Wce0 Nor.
rev imss masl e:snbr zxl eao GmG- 4
l'usc tM NuAhvi0l-.

FROM tue Nashviiie 1 Lior, Aug. -
4 case that cxci ed much interest wss
before Squire Msthcws, yestc r'iay. The
facs are substantially o. follows: Mr. X.
Van Glecson had hrsn employed in the
Chattanooga ticket ofiice as clerk I'm the
22d of August he wrote = letter 80 MIR
Jackson, ticket ase't Of thc road. stating
hat cwinc 10 e.phsrrassetl ciru,nstauccs he
had used 1851 from The safe, exp citing 10
lie able 10 rcturn il, but being disappointed
in csllcctins the money. took thai oppor-
iunity 10 explain the transaction, and
hoped Mr.. Jackson would give him time
and he would raise and refund the whole
amount. Upon this statement Mr.. jack
son instituted the complaint, charging Van
Gleeson aud two other parties who we~e in
the habit Of visiting the he ticket office
with fclonieusly spprspr;aaine ssonsy to
the amount Of 8, $50. A lengthy cxsmin.-
alton wss had Bot Is nppsnsed that there
was $3.50 in the safe alter the $3.50 was
taken that The bulk Of The csidsnce WAe
in Van Glceson's letter stating the feet !;
that no attempt ct conecalmcn. bad been
madc, end EsqusU 4sehsws scqaitled the
defendant OF felonious intent. Able coun.
col was engaged on both sides.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

OyYVPS1' UHu ES1tK 7ItuuueHs.
In uAaring 10 the public Dr.. MclAnc's Celebrated
Liver PHI. ~ . remedy for Liver and BiiOns Com
plaints, ws presume no apology will b. recded The
great prevalence oi Liver Complaints aud Bioua Dta.
saees 81 on kinds throughout the United Sister, and
particularly In the West aud south. where In ths mn.
rsy u cases the patient IL no, within the reach a.
regular phvscian requires that sosnc remedy should
he provided that would not in the least impair the cum
rtitution and yet bc sae and essciua That surh ie
dr. true character Of DR. Mclne Liver Pills thcr4can
~ no doubt The testimony we lay before you, and
the great success which has invariably attended their
use will think. be sufficient To con, incc the most
increlul0us II has been sincere wtsh TINT these
Pills should he fairly aud fully tested, and stand or fa
by the effects Produced That they have been tested
and that the result has been in every respect favorable
call thousands 10 witness who havo experienced
heir beneficial cficcis
Dr. Mclsue's Liver Pills are not held forth and rec
commended like most VI thr popular medicines u the
COMPLAINTS. and thope symptoms connected With
4 ranged iiAle Of those orHaMk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10
Negroes and the aoaancrn Con.
veMafwn.

The last convention At Philadel phia wn
Represented By IN asscnsbhoe Of "the Icy al
men * the Sonth,s and in The addrss of
tl,c convention the delegates ihsse claimed
10 represent. Including negroes. seven mil
liens Of Am, can cifi1ers.
Hos happens il that this convention Of
.'Souihern lnyal men, representing millions
Il southern negroes. did not include one
southern nrgro IN its list Of delegates How
happens il that convention mostly based
upon negro constituency, assembled to pro
claim tho equality of negroes, came
To BE- composed II white men only =
II Southern negro is the equal Of . South
csn white man, and il an American citizen
fully qualified to exercise all the politica
rights Of an American citizen. Why was b,
not allowed :" speak for himself in con-
vcntion called TO represent his own inter
| ests?
No one can fail TO see the pertincncy o
these inquiries, and the ouly answer to then
estabiI shea the false character Of the con
ven,on and the hypocrisY of its leaders a
once
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10
LOUISVILLE
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,

Draw y Daily by state Aoth GRITTY.
MURRAY, EDDY l. CO., MANAGERS
Nl Capital pr zes from 5000 I, $4,000
Whole tickets from one to twenty CELLARS; shares
in proportion.
Circulars of the above Lotteries sent free OF
charge Orders for tickets promptly attended
70 Drawings sent ms soon ~ the lottery -
drawn Address
MURRY. EDDY 4 CO.,
July2.6m Box 5?5. Louisville. Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

Al recent meeting Of The Fsnian Broth
erhcol. At Buffalo, the following resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS. The Fcnisa Rreeheshoed ase
panied to see. and have just cause to 10
di>pleasci, the ctforts made by wiley poi>
tciAns, who care more for the advancement
OF their private interest and party sod than
any real. heartfelt, sympathy for the cause q
IRELAND; therefore. be it
Resoicta, l>t. That, deairins the ftiend.
chip OF nil true lovers Of l,ish freedesn, We,
O. m organization, discountcnanee al ecn>
nection with American politics. Of . purely
pr va,c nature. which each individual mus,
settle between his country and his Col.
"a That we dcprecstc all attempts to
intro luce tirebrsnds Of this nature into the
ory4n'za'icn, aud no such subjects y II, for a
III 'mvn,, DC liberated IN any circle.
81. That the iudividaa! who attempts / ,
make p itical speeches or capital out OF Il e
FrNian brotherhood il an enemy to our 50.
crel can e, no matter what his profession 10
the eoe'rarv may bc. and should be shun-
ned and denounced BY every vel wisher 81
II sh independence.
Ath. That ~e ~ re pie, are q powcr
IN this land, and are compel emit u carr Y oat
tn crea; work aaw I'D r,aken 81 the rc.
man Br,tncrho d. vs: The sndepsndcnce
81 Ire and, without compromising the pec-
pie or ,vernment Of this country. whose
int 'ssis 70 have aivsts ssGAissaa.,cd. even
with our blood and our treasure.
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SUDDEN AND SINGULAR OEArns Ar Nj
AaARA FALls -Tucsday afternoon color
ed man named Holmes died suddenly at Nj
agara Falls. rhs evening previous he hat
been I, the CIRQUE and returned homs j.
his usual heaal. ~ IL ~ : Vsf1 corpnlen
0an, and sell knose ~ the villaGs. u,
wife MAS Of enornoue 40, end ~ (srro4a|
travelled with cifcqees and s,de- akows q
hibitine. Two Or three hous 60 Aer bus
bands deaeh che called her tvs eto~n~uI
gi1s - hsf 80 ssn Ven SIkls, 70;
m ~ d. Tho bsst you can for yourselves
5 Ne cd rnan = go and ~ going too."-
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