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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26
A. NATIONAL CONVENTION OF
LOYALIaTS. fy

In accordance with the suggestions Of the
New York Times Of last week, and the
NATIONAL RErusIicAs Of yesterday, the Ex-
ecutive Committee Of the NATIONAL UNION
CLUB have issued a'call for convention Of
the loyal men Of the thirty-six States and
nine territories. 70 be held at Philadelphia
August IA, 1906. The call is broad, national
and catholic. II rings like the clarion notes
ofa bugle. II summons together those who
believe that slavery is dead, and the nation
alive; and it calls into line those whose patri-
otism scars above party dictation and sec
tional prejudices, and those whose unfalter-
ing love Of country and reverence for the
Constitution transcends every minor consid-
Grafton and sentiment y
We give our mreserved endorsement to
every word and letter Of this patriotic appeal
to our countrymen. Whoever stands by the
principles announced in it. stands by the
flag and the empire; we welcome every man,
from whatever State he may hail, who rallies
under this glorious standard. The old bell
on Independence Hall strikes again. The
tocsin Of constitutional liberty now sounds
throughout the land. The hosts Of Ameri-
can freemen are to marshal at the City Of
Brotheriy Love, where the enduring founda-
tons Of our Government were laid. Let
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26
THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
COLLEGE

NUHIHWEsT COT NEI hEVENIH IND D bThkHTN,
lRTBLLiuENCER BuILIlhG,
one In Union u Colleges extending TO the principal
cities Perm nently based upon the Just principle Of
idlyiduAl ownership IL offers ulequalled AdyAulApea
~ ates much than be Afforded by any other
schools .... ...... - -.
sPsncsriAu Penmanshlp taught IN It's purity by Henry
q Spencer, the celebrated author Of the 'spsneeran
Key 10 PsnnAnship. m. I-
The system VI Business Practice, Invented aud suo-
ee'nly taught BY tbs propre or viii receive his sps-
Gal attention This IL the nost impuTiapt pr. Of the
BOOK Keeping Cour.e, Here the stadent applies his
lheoreeAi knowledge, aud IL prepared for the more
minute details OF actual business Tho syalem IL 40
valuable that tiers are nsiHK IT,
lnd Vldnal instrueuOb adopted In all branches allows
the sudent 10 proceed rapidly as ks chooses The
teaeheI Is the only who needs 10 know the dehesa-
c,eh Of any pupil kapeci4ly Is Ihis the eA,e du'ipg
the summer months, when schools usually have email
AitsHdahes
The public invited to call and examine the most
washington.
ISI circulars adore" HENRY N, ooPP. AM.
lsiS'u PropIstoFl
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26

Hon,sf conviction 10 Wy courage; the Cona,fx fioa
:, my guide and 30 ale people 10 my Jaiih--AS.
DREW JoHssoS. or - -fs'E 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. FRANKLIN BROOKS,

OFFlCE-No. ~ NORIH CLARK STREET
Room No. IS Uhlich's Block,
Cu,cAGn. (P o Box 2462 In Nois
Special attention CIV. u 10 oil PRIVATE DIS
EASES incident to both sexes. Also. Cancer or
Canoe rous affections. Tu"ors, Ulceft, Old Sores
Sore Eyes, etc. and particularly ".O0Dsscs.
rlcS." LADIES requiring medic al ard % n"''oc
in all cases attendant upon Menstrual ObrtIuc-
tons. Pregnancy Yyoiafs"s tfr'. or any dis
ease incident 10 the gcn~rative organs, may rely
upon being easily and ,peedil, relieved.
All Chronic aud diti,o ut cuscs. such ns have
existed tor years, are completely md permanent.
" cured in short time, trafhont H"cntg, icgnid
to diet, or II nf Of exposure. Persons afflicted
with any private disease, III calling cnly a'er
cuntr ing them, " VI iceur. ~ shorter time
than by any other PLY stefan III the known world.
DR. b. rs pre- eminentlv successful in the treat
ment Of the above most difficult and perplt xing
Of all diseases he has given particular attention
10 them for many Years. nnd 40 thoroughly has
he become acquainted with their Pathology and
treatment. that he will WARRANT . PERFECT
cure under . forfeiture II required; in fact. he
will in the cure Of these complaints. acknowl-
edge no superior in thi. country or even in tho
world.
DE COMPOUNDS ms own MEDICINES from the true
source Of health and strength, the Vegetable
Kingdom Come then. all YOU who afflicted.
to his office. where you will in a short time, be
made to rejoice in perfect health A private con
suIting room adjOins the office. where the Hector.
will always be in attendance dur,ug flee hour
Those whO reside nj a distance mny call in per
son, or address him in per feet confidence. Office
hours from . to l2 A. NJ. tot r. NJ, and
Evening. nOv:u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

All hail TO the New ErAi The World
has had its iron era, its bsazen era. and
golden era. We arc now TO have braxen
and . green back era combined. Having
utterly Frustrated rebellion prcpogated f'r
IN organized and public robbery. sne g'l
liant heroes Of the bloody s,-aeglc are about
to prove that Rcrublir' are not "ngrateiu' :
that tho old fogi~, Of the past were entirely
mistaken {. this matter. They are about to
prove, and arc alresdy proving, that not
only are Republics grateful, but that States
Ore much more 50. Our people, they be
lieve, are like our praries. As we have
only TO tickle our praries with hoe, and
they bring forth harvests, so also they have
but to tickle our people with an idea, and
10 from $50. 900 to's5o,ooo is the result
The programme is scientific, and yet sim
pc. There is no necessity Of stealing; 20"
have only to "divergc into other channels,
an amount Of money placed with you Tor
safe keeping, and have an &C ,onplicc make
an assignment. All difficulties are then
over, and the spoils are yours. You can
erect anything from q paper mill to mar
bic palace, and all is well, if you are 10y
al man. Some eoppernead may publish an
item relative to the "divcrging" bu. you
have only to telegraph to Chicago, enclose
Consideration, if you like, and have
the press OF that city dcnounce your adver-
sary as a traitor to his country, who de
serves cell at Fort Lafayette. The public
pulse, which may have become little ie'
verish in the meantime, at once throbs more
freely. The leg stature may, from the force
Of habit, appoint an investigating commit
tee, but you have merely to place your
gIcenbacks in some secure placc, and await
tn, result Of the examination. No green
backs will be found with your accomplice,
and he will gyavely inform the committee
that the vouchers r his or your cxpendi
lures were sto,en by some ruiiianly high~
waymcn at the dead Of night. Several ne"s
papers will call the rob cry high handed
outrage, and il sufficiently loyal, will urge
an Immediate search for the robbcr. Take
matters quietly. Recommend the purchase
of thirty or forty thousand dollars worth OF
books from friend, which no one else Will
buy, for the benefit OF our discharged sol
diers. Favor the cn.ranchiscncnt Of the
negroes. Favor anything popular or M
popular to keep the public mind occupied.
In month all will be quiet, and you arc an
injured man-wi,h from $50 900 to $4,000
in your pocket. Simple programme, isn't
it, and emo body hurt"
If you lett wounded sol licr to bleed to
death at Vicksburg that you might ride il
strctchcr, no matter. IT, you waved whit,
flag at Shilo, no matter. you behaved
badly Mt half dozen other fields, no ma.
ter. If you offered to take the oath of al
lcglancc to the dcfuuct Confcdcracy, M
matter. you are sound on the Negro
question, to you the spoils of Office legi,i-
matcly bc,ong.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
DErALCATlON AT DIES HOMES.
The state Plundered Of q
Large a mount.
The State Officers Implicated.

From the Des xoines Statesman
Some DAYS peccedns the converting Of the
General Assembly on the 9Th inst, startling
,umors of incubation ami dedication were
wh;snercd about the streets, and seemed to
vito some measiness in business circles
r,r some DAYS il was impossible to trace the
,orec: history Of the natters although spps
rent that some great wrong had been done,
aud that developments would be eventually
made damaging to the State and TO private
,hlrac,er 1t was not long after the Gov
ernor arrived in town until the secret was
exposed, and his own private secretary as
signed to the position OF scapegoat.
As Joint committee has been appointed
by the General Assembly to give this sub
lect a thorough initiating, it would be i'm
proper in Us to attempt recapitu'ation OF
its history, or pass an opinion Is 70 the
authors and their cupablhty.
Thus far, some $34 900 OF the swamp
Land Fund, 5elongit Z to the counties, but
in charge Of the Governor as the agent to
receive and transmit this money to the
counties, has been misappied and is beyond
his control What further sums may be
discovered oy the investigation ordered, it
is left for time to develop.
1t is alleged that the Private Secretary is
the sole criminal ia this scheme Of public
plumber; bat we apprehend, from what We
have heard, that other officials Will be COM
PEELED to shoulder portion Of the respon
sibhity. For the honor Of the State,
we trust the committee authorized to
investigate this subject will give it a
thorough sitting. holding every man con
Meeting with it t. the most rigid responsi-
bility 1t is by this means that the public
faith and dignity Of the State must be
maintained, and those public officers who
have discharged their duties with zeal and
fidelity properly INDICATED. We have every
confidence from the spirit displayed BY the
General Assembly and the wisdom aud i'm
partially manifested in raising the Commit
tee Of Investigation, that this subject
will receive the most searching scrutiny and
no disposition will be manifested for party
purposes, to suppress the facts or white
wrsh those who have imposed upon the
General Assembly the painful dasy Of a
public investigation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
Agents are Wanted
mportn nc ana Intere.ti.r.

We call attention to the advertisement OF
Messrs. Jacquet, Sterling L Co Of No. ls9
broadway, who oife- for sale on a plan. which
brings their splendid q och n Jewciry. Watch
es, Diamonds &c. within the reach Of rich and
po"r. All wanting to buy Holiday presents
should cal and examine for themselves. EadA
article warranted gold from the house.
The Tribune in its Christmas holiday editor
ial Eotic-s recommended ayisit to the popular
''Jewelry" house OF Jacguct. Sterling 4 Co.,
No lse Broadway. coupled with these pertinent
general obser- atoms = s'There is little doubt
cfihe positive passion mort OF the rex have for
jewery, and ofthe strong temptation diamonds
present to III fair descesdsntss Of the charming
spple eater in Eden. Jswelry Of the arest and
most exquisite patterns ere displayed in profi
sion this season. end 70 d Rtys and elegant IRE
many OF them shat they can BE- worn without ex-
posing the wearer to any imputation Of defective
taste. - The recommendation Ne ear renew ana
refer our readers to the handsome bill Of par
ticulars" set for 10 the business announcement
of Nessrs. Jacquet. Sterling ! Co., in this is
sue. All of.he jcwclrs offered bv them In war.
ransed geuuises Consideration which will rrove
tas turning lpoi.4 in ~. Rprchsses Of thousseds
tn. oA1os "a 9ii Il; $3e1is5s~sa III, -n!f.g
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

THs QuARrERMAsrER GENERALS Report
shows that there remains in the dcpots I'M
sold, immease quantities Of army clothing.
Uneie Sans wardrobe is certainly well sup
Piled ut this 'imc-indced, far beyond his
wants. We find such items as these -
Uniform coats On hand, 462, l05; jackets,
5Ot,Sl4; trousers, 1,lS5 ,234; drawers, l..
167,54l !; flannel shirts, l.542 ,293: great
coats, 9so. 725; blankets, ss4,o75: pairs
shoes. 1,5S2,25o vests, pairs. 435 csc !:
stockings, pairs, 1908, o9l hats, OCT sos :
caps, 925, 92a; knapsacks, 500. lyl haver.
sacks, 522, l62; canteens, $40 2o9: large
tents. ~ 100 common tents, 1902; shell.
ter tents, 79l, 1852; bedsacks, 81, So7: ayes.
90,54S; spades and shovels, ls5.
hatchets, 1ll,227: mess pans, 500 .4lo;
camp kettles, 1o6.4l7; picks. los, 22s
and othorI articles too numerous to men
e1o0. Ma -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

The proprietor of Reese river hotel has
posted up the following rules and regula-
tons
Board must be paid in advance; with
beans, $50; without beans, $l2: salt free;
no extras above. !; potatoes for dinner
pocket'rg at meals strictly forbidden; gen.
uemen are expe ted to wash out Of doors,
ana md their own water; no charges for
ice; extra charge for seats around the
stove; dodgers must find their own straw ;
bed on the bar room floor reserved for reg
ular customers persons sleeping in the
barn are requested not to take off their
boots dodgers inside arise at 5 A. NJ, in
the barn at o'clock no fighting allowed
at the table. Any one violating the above
rules will be shot.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

Which never fails to cure Coughs and Colds in
a fe days. and has cured thousands upon thous-
and of eases OF Consumption after physicians and
all other remedies had failed. and the patients
had been given up to die This Baisain is the
most perfect and infnlble remedy Tor all diseas-
es Of the Lungs known to the civilized world.
B-A-k for CIR CAKiEK> COUGH BAL
SAN and take nothing else.
Price - cents for tial bottle, large bottles
g., 30 per bottle
Sold at DR. EASTERLY d CO. = Family Med
icinc Store corner of Third and Chestnut SITS,
ST. Louis, No.. and at their branch Store 80 Mad
ison street, Chicago. Ill.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
Dr. EaslcPI;'S
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS,

For the Cure Of Bilious Diseases, Sick head.
ache, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint. Cosiiveness. Jaundice, and all
Dcrangcmcnts OF the $ stem whore an
Aperient or Cathartic medicine is required
THERE Is SCARCELY ANY DISEASE IN WHICH
purgaiiyc medicines are not more or l'~- required
and much sickness and suffering might be prevented
were they more generally u-sd. IN The W II EltN
STATES. whore Bilious disease pcnrraly prevail
Catharie medicines are md sprn-lnis No person can
be well white cp-tiNc habit OF body prevails besides
il produce serious and often futAl diseases
which might BE- avoided by "a timely and judicious use
al n prourr tntharlc medicine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

TnE New Orleans Picayune states that
nearly one half Of the German emigrnnts
VINO lately arrived in that city from New
York, under contract to work on . planta-
ton in the interior, have refused to fulfill
the engagement, and remain in the city.
hoping to SECURE higher wages. The con-
tractor is out of pocket to the amount Of
their passage money. which, according 10
agreement, he had paid.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
What the "Press,, saw or,,s

The Layfaye te Ind Courier March 18Th 1896 saws:
better teeeted Tore fashion able s.sovtnen Of
Tew.lry mot be found on the antnent tina, Arrap
dale L Go. ar now Offering Messrs Arrau ale & Co.
ccupy high positi in Commercial circles a, men
statements lie implic y relied upon both us 10 the
character Of heir gOe and ere amer OF dsnosai
Ladies especially h all par # the country. real
izing han some rroh a. agents. and IL any Of our
far ers desire to interest themselves in the enter
Prise they nav 10 5" With perfect confidence.
0EgAr GIFT ID eTRIDrrios.-A are c,,p vturily 10 Of
fere Tor ohnif ing watches chains diamond rir q.
verwarc etc. by Messrs. Arrandaic 4 C.. No TT
BioadSay icy have an immense Il tx Of articles,
varying in value and oil re net ed dollar ZACH
The dis, rbution is all very fairly don You agree 10
take cert hca'e OF cer,ain enci, sed an en-
veope. and a,c not required pMy your liar un,es.
you al i>fed with the aiicle which will cer,anv
be ~o,th ore than u At l. and ,av he SbO or
41pO An excellent mode this Of investing a liar -
sunday m.s, n. CT Feb ~, 1865
Messrs Arrandrle 4 Co have long bsen per,on av
known I, MS and We believe Them 10 b. every vay
worthy Of public cnnGdencc-N " Sc tttsh American
JouvnaI, Ju' e ', 1855.
We hav inspected at the ofice - Arrandae 4 CO..
Agency for Eur pean Manufacturing we'.rs Ia, ee
rtm.nt oil Ia tonabe and vauabe je welevy Of tie
newest pat,e.n' We also noticed a large ouan,ifv OF
silver plate. ard und'reta = at the whole Of th.se
WY Gpor ed iic'es to he disposed Of on novel
principle. eivlrr great want ges 10 buyers end A.
fording sx'ensive emp mcnt 10 agents. Weknow the
firm in question 20 b" very respectable thor urhy
v rthy " pu lie confidence, and recommend our
irien to read their advertiser ent-N.Y.A.bon Sept
i 8, 1854.
FnpLoYx : ron LApI s-The mos, eligible and pron,
able employment We have hen for ladies IL the ~
Of tcaes for the gr at Git Dietrbuiio Of Arran
dale & Co. lady Of our aequainta has been We
success. u in this way, not only in iii, her purse
but also I, those TO whom she sol the critic .tes a.
will he seen by our ve'fisrg columns Gentit men
can also y thus engaged.-N. Y. sunday Mercury,
aug. ~ 1865.
he British Wing, Of Kingston c. w., says. N v rs
1862 = Orc 81 cur subscribers became an agent for
| Arranda~ 4 Co. and hy sqae,t brought some twenty
articles sent pr yes to her ncy this lice for
insp. elton. and without hesitate state that
each an all oithe article. werew nth reb'e the ant
Of ct 10 the ecipicns. and Of EN- six times.
We have seen some very srettv specimens Of Table
and Teaspoens, Gold Wstches. Ladies hans. Pins.
i'r ceie's, Which have heed sold by Arrandaie
Co, to this place for 81 . Angelica Repor er, n
u State f,h. 10, 1865.
AGE>1S We want agents in every town and
county in the country. and those acting as such
will be allowed 10 cents every certificate or
| dered BY them, provided their ren,ittances
| amount to a. Agents will collect rs cents for
every certificate, an remit 15cent to us. either
in cash or postage stamps. jan2G.dly-f
a N N q Am ~.<N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

TIE steam communication between New
Orleans and Europeis developing with I'm
abaled energy. The Liverpool line is build
ing new vessels to make the trip in eighteen
DAYS. The French steamship line advcr.
tise their steamers between New Orleans and
the island Of st, Marguerite. on the coast
tf Ftance. '1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
Dr. E.aSEGRsI.Y'$
Universal Family pills

Can be recommended TO The afflicted with the great
c-' couiner belle, iie them lar superior uary other
pills nrw inu ~c For Liver Complaint ard Dvsrcp
sin ssr iilie really inv aiuahlr The" change thu
yint'd -eerc,n= oi ~. stomach and liver producing
hraliS arlnn III thnSc important uis FOR Female
tnmpa.ini- sna haiis.ul tn+tiNcrce ili.t i.iNo
equNi ih'v can he L-ed Il HI ii.nrs WIN perfect
sa'et. il Bilious Intermittent alid Iemiiicnt feeers
ard ~ complaints vh,n inr.tttt j. ,,Hircd
Thcsr rib III RELY NIt.If At! T. IL tiitr in
rtdr"'~ aud pvsfcoiy HARM rs IN nil heir quail
i'ic-, ard de med to be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
4 Perfect Cure for Caturrh!
u. i gs10uRiE'S
"a 4 ESH IA nv
! f f M z. I'd Y, |
AND MODE TREATMENT IS

The .fcnse Or Perfection.
IL penearateA he secret = IN bu = d
Of this terrible dis ase. aud externnates il, root
aud branch, forever.
symptoms of this loathsome maady, and averts
consu nptioD.
II cleans the head, SicOssorjses
the breath, and affords the most grateful relief
1t nlcvinse~ more Agony and 81.
lent suffering tian Tongues can tell.
II IL noted for curing the mos,
n,peless cases, that every known means have
failed in
II cures HAY. Rose and Period
ic Catarrh, of the most obstinate and violent
types.
No form Ofe'ainrrh or noises in
the head can resist its penetrati,g power.
Dr. eiOOd;ale ls;.s ROW spent "a
lifetime in battling with this fell disease. His tri-
umph is complete.
Err. Eoosiaie'. Cntarrh Remedy
s. harmless iqui', inhaled IRON the palm O
he hand
lDr. u. GoodaIe is known thro'.
ought the county, as the author of the only True
Theory OF Catarrh ever published Where its
origin what Its ravaCes- mode Of Treatment
and rapid cure IN AL It's FORMS
esr. e:o0daie.s 1saUsrfses ON ca
tarrh should be read by every orc. 1t can te
obtained at onr nearest Agency, or by sending
postage sianu to our office
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS
CATARRU. Inc Hdfne OF BT H. ObOuaie mas
become familiar throughout the country TO the
victims Of Catarrl., IRON his well ned fume in
curing this terrible disease HI. is the first and
only person VINO ever penetrated the secret am
bush OF this fearful malady. His remedy and
nj ode Of treatment is the only one ever known TO
cure it--[Troy. N. Y. Daily Times.
Pliny Mills, the well known traveller, and
whose family Physician DR.. GoOdalc was for
many years, saws:
.'l,f Dr. Goodale says he can Catarrh he
can cure it," He further certities that the DR..
has few equals in medical skill. and no superiofs
in successful pr actice
Hay. Rose and Periodic Catarrh, DR.. Good
alc's 'ta,arrh Remedy and mode of1rcntrnent no.
only affords the greatest relief in every variety
of Catarrh, but il extinguishes the disease forev
err in ali iistvpes and stages. Every one speaks
we'll of it.-fN. y. Com. Advertiser.
Price II. Send stamp for pamphlet.
e X. PARKER Sole Agent.
fah2s-dlv 10 l.'ercker at, Ny
Z. :. BALLOSD. Agent. Davenport. lowe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
DR.. Sanders Three Minute Salye

will Give Won Instant relieve. Try ii.
= Price 80 cruis per hottie.
.ei.i - a parts Of IN" country hs nail ca receipt
of the prCr md '.r cents IN prepay postage It,.
Sold NJ Pr. EASFtltLi : Family Medicine Store.
corner Third and Chestnut sirccls. 81 10 IS. and ~
Madison street. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
Universal Family Pills.

They are very mild and pleasant in their operation,
yet more prompt and cicetuAl in cleansing IL" y stem
from all billions rririd and irfaa;ue matter than the
much superior other pill- thc diseases in
cideni to the WEST Families ifS ihem
Se~ Price - cents per hog Forty Pills in box.
80 Sold 1t pr, EAS1tHtl : Family Mr'i. inc
Store. corner 81 iurd and tin.-i'ut siesi- - LDus,
Mo, and At ~ Madison street. Chieagu. IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
Coughs, Colds, and Diseases OF the lungs,

Reader. have you Cough Cold. or any disease
OF the Lungs, DO not negectit. Delay is dan
gerous. Millions die annually by neglecting q
common cold. Coughs and colds, If not cured in
their early stage, lead to Consumption, and then
perhaps TO an early death BE advised in time
and procure al once that celebrated remedy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

Gssr.ssS:-t ID , ress.eti Of Cur.
Goa. md have otlen been disposed 10 write you
concerning the resI value 81 vous NEITHER AP.
ERlENT a rsnsds NJ ls9gestion ssd bye
ss.saa. 81 H' E:
dos~ ny WE. ~ t16t u ~ $eArs ~ wife
('hes bAcn ssAay s0tstsd vi1A Oyet1psias ossApaf-
~ being seds, sbs tssalmsDe q sevssal dccAsrs
e .e.f sse adsita II s,esratS ssicisn, 81. e
naalis. u vSteyu>iA. seays iMMsAtuseee esested
/. her. yt!h your ntEkRv16OEk1 fEEk9zER
APEkESI she bsSaN ~ isppeqye II sncs. AID 10
now psaencsLv wxii.. [eef Il hy duty for The
! eoo6 ~ hum sSny 70 makk tlsss ststrrtst. that
medicine so-vahaahas - Niasly kaeAn
TRUSTING ion will give this publicity. and repest
| iae my casnest gratitude snA thsIis en- re-.
| specially yours, =. d. {. HENRlQUER,
ks* Sdt. June g. g h.'eh'as' dsrss...
w f. ASK
The suffering millions Of our land To give this
| remedy trial; eonv MED thst BY its timely use
many may be relieved MANY cured Of
DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN SOuR STOMACH
SICK HEADACHE. DEAFNESS, INDIGES-
| OUS ATTACKS. IL. Err CUM-
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