Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02

since ayoune geatleoan Of Celtic origin, Il.
tending Bryant, Stra,tcn Z Merill's COL
isge, from IN sdjoinisg State. was seissd
with diooess OF The visual esgans. He
spplisd - one Of The sedisal fraternity fer
sooe spsei6c that shosA remove he scales
from his eyes. After . short period ef
treatment, another discipls Of Essuiapius, Of
Celtic origin. Of recent settlement here,
osas bic acquaintance, and blood being
thicker thaa wa,es, the Celtic al1nitiss in
dacsd the patieat 10 ''swins round the cir
cie," and let the new 'cansharides" try his
hand At restoring sight. After six weeks
patient waiting for evidences Of the new
healing balm. the student concluded to
''swing back" to his hrss love. and Doctor
No. Q vas exchanged for Doctor No. L.
rhsseupon Doctor No. invoked the Iowa
,nagisterial tribunal sitting in n tropo Titan
Block, 70 regulate The equation Of payment
between the patient snc No. 3. Patient, in
snswsr 10 demand Tor 90 50, svsrrsd .
cestssct Of mo csss no pay" and each sids
prepared for war with IN essay II legal ap.
pliances. Doctors we're aroused. The sx>
element ran high. Studsnt averrsd In.
~sasiag blindness irem tsestuena Ne. ,
Ssll beck spsn Maseria Mediss end approved
authors. Court opened jury called. Law
ysrs pushed the hair from intsllsctual fore
heads for the fray. Doctors 'sms:t mice"
and after hurried and brief consultation,
it va agreed that . judgment fos go and
costa might be entered against defendant.
who averrsd himself content, q be had .
perfect defense TO the execution. The die
,ant mutterings Of approaching medical
thunder indicate review Of said case be
FIRE the Scott County Medical Society,
shcrein the scalpel and BONE cav may am
puta,e the limbs Of ito harmonious mem.
bers.
tbs New York Leoder gets OF The follow
ing:
The other evening. ct the French theatre,
had the pleasure Of an introduction to NJ.
crosby, Of Chicago, the proprietor Of the
great Opera House.
''Mr. Crosby" said I, this il On histori.
cal IL cidcnt. Here the presert and the II.
lure owner Of the Chicago Opsss House have
met by accident. AZ the Sons q Malta used
10 say, let il be recorded"
"Sir," said Mr.. Crosby. recognizing in me
he man Of destiny, II hould like % knos
your initials, 40 that the deeds may be made
out properly. I" so important matter -
his there should bc M mistakes"
Grau, who vas standing BY, and Who con-
nects every event in sone way q other
With R,stori, Immediately inquired IL vsuld
'ssse him the Opera House for The Queen Of
rssedy, and of course at once CONSENTED.
Ons must look after his property, you
know.
The matter being thus settled, regard
the article in the RoxHd 7bbls upon "Ths
Man Who DrawA rhs Opera House." -
aimed especially at me, and wonder that the
proprietors Of that periodical should allow
heir editors to attack one who has never
done them favor.
This writer attempts to prove THAT the
Man Who draws the Opera Hosse" must
necessarily I've miserable. can not see il.
The man who does not draw the opera
h,use may b. ~ miserable - he chooses !;
but don't intend to die Of Joy when get
the prize nor live uncomfortable afterwards
This writer says that the lucky man will
not be able to utilize his possession. Why,
have already let il to Grsu. lie says that
III sell il too chcsply and regret the ''a.gain
a, N,t III N..s krs 10
tie receive for it. I shall be satisfied
Something j. better than nothing.
This absurd writer then goes on to say
,ha, the winner Of the Opera House will be
stared aud pointed st, aud have his name
printed in oil the ns~spapers. ! never
heard that Stewart and Astof suffered much
from this notoritv. and were willing to give
up their f;,rtuncs to avoid u but in order to
escape oil trouble intend visiting Europe
for year.
He adds that I shall become the prey Of
charity mongers, beggars and the like, and
shall bs pestcred with appeals 70 ny bsnsv-
oIence. To end oil controvsrsy on that
part, hereby promise to devote one-tsnth
Of the proceeds from the Opera House to the
pocr-whcn l get It
You see, INV dear Rosai Table, that this
sort Of thing won't work. You arc not 60
ing 70 frghten me into parting With my
tickets. | strongly Suspect that you have
invested money IN this enterprise and want
to have the fun I'll toyousself. It cannot be
done. The p,ixs 10 mine, and you have
wasted your five dollars.
Perhaps, however, you win be fortur ate
enough to draw Rossnberg's ''Storm in the
Desert" Gignoux's "Alpine Scenery" Of
Hars's "Amcrican Wcods'-thres splendid
pictures nov ON exhibition 1t the Art 0al-
lsry-and certainly you ought to b satisfied
with that.