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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26

CHARLES DlcKESs AND RAILROAD EN-.
rLoiss Charles Dicke,s, who, = CORES
~p d, ut says. can preside at dinner ct
ter Than any other mtn IN England. was
chairman of q recent dinner in behalf OF
the Railway Benevolent Society, and said
IN his speech
en'ieat the public in locking about to
60 der WI, are tit subjects tor their
bounty 10 give each his hand with some,
hing IN II, and not TO awara . dry hand to
the Industrious railway servant who is al
ways al his beck. And would ask ANY
one with doubt upon this subject 10 COM
slider what his experience OF the railway
servant in from the time Of his departure
to hls ARRIVAL nt his destination. | know
what miue Is. Here he is. in velvetccn or
in poll 'cman's dress. calling cabs, storm.
ing carriages, finding lost articles by . sort
Of instinct binding mp lost umbrellas or
Asl ,ing sticks. wheeling of trunks, couns-
il Z old ladies', with "a wonderful Interest
II their mostly very complicated -
and sticking labels upon all articles. ] look
sround-therc he Is. Ia a station waiter's
uaiiorm, directing and overseeing, with The
mead Of = genera, with the courteous man
ncr OF n gentleman; and there Is the hand
some figure Of the guard. who inspires con.
tidcnce in timid passengers. glide on, OF
the station. and there he is again with his
flags in his hand at his past IN the open
country, at the level crossing, at the cut
ing, at tho tunnel mouth, and every s.a>
ton on the road until our destination is
reached. In regard, therefore. to the rail
way servants with whom we do como in con.
tact. We may surely have some natural
sympathy, and il 10 on their behalf that
this night appeal TO YOU.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Nell Worth Reading.

Who IL there that does not desire 10 he always cx
enpted from indiscstion-'o have good appetite, n
painless stomach, clear head, regular pulse, a
health com plexion. IL this meets the eve 81 any
who no. thus blessed, let them try liOSrE TIER
STOMACH BIT'TERs We guarantee that this de
lightful tonic will restore any stomach. however
weak TO healthy condition that II will bring back
the ,ruant appetite, and give permanent ,gor to the
whole ~ ITEM. The feeble and enact ted, suffering
dyspepsia indigestion in any form, advised FOR
the sake Of their bodily and mental comfort. TO
t-y II. Lses of the delicate const alton tsti-
" 10 its harmless and lite rsstor alive properties
Physicians everywhere, disguised with the sdnltera
ted liquors OF commerce. describe Il as the
SAFEST AND MOST RELIABLE
OF all stomschcs Its effects are instantaneous. 1t
does require weeks Of dosing before lite virtues
are realized. Thousands st down TO their meals void
OF appetite. eating because Others eat. The food
thus forced int, the stomach does positive harm -
Instead OF strengthening the eys.cm it engenders q
variety Of ailments which end In confirmed dysper-
ea HOSTETrER's STOMACH BITTERS
taken regularly before meals will prevent all this
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26

Twenty American citizens residing At
Victoria. Vancouver's Island. have written
a letter to Secretary Seward congratulating
him on the acquisition Of Russian America
to the United States. In the opinion Of
these gentlemen, the climate Of the new
Territory west Of the Cascade Mountains,
as high rs sixty degrees, and Of the nu-
merous islands bordering its shores, is mild>
er than that Of New England. The pine FOR.
ests are immense in extent, and lumber can
be shipped with great ease from the capa>
cieus hsrhors lining the coast. Mines Of
gold, silver, copper, lead, iron and coal are
known I" exist. many rich specimens Of
these minerals having been brought down
to V,cioria Although in agricultural ca
liabilities our new Territory is inferior to
Territories lying south Of il, yet there are
large tracts Of lsnd which under cutiva-
ton will produce most Of the cereals % we'll
as the harder vegetables Of the temperate
zone
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26

Tn. ssnsure 81 Noa1onal DonI<os
rbe London Eeonomist has recently con-
tanned series Of articles on the national
bank system Of this country, for the infor-
ton Of it's English readers. They are not
worth rcpublishine, IS the facts are pretty
well known on this side Of the ocean; but
the conclusions Of the Economist con 'ess>
eily the highest financial authority, 10 the
way Of a popular publication. in the world.
are SO startling that we give them in these
columns:
'Unless notifications are speedily in,ro>
duccd, OF which o. present there is no sign
whatever, but the exact contrary, il is not
difficult to iofesee the manner In which the
rational bank system will sooner or later
come to an .ud. he number of iocorDps-
tent, inexperienced. careless. scheniing ana
specializing people, who have forced them
selves or been attracted into the control o.
national banks, will grossly mismanage the
business They will dissspste the deposits
IN foolish and disrepu'abe advances, and
the banks will fail. Under the law vi prior
hen. the government. will out oi any availa
Die assets. ~ far as possible, pay ittclf firs,,
and ia foil, the amount of its deposits, and
the ordinary creditors, a. in the recent case
at New Orleans, will be left at least TO r me
extent covered by the Judgement oil federal
securities. but there wiV bea ride field for
ingenious financing IA the real cation. snd'
den or gradual, Of thess securities and IN
the caneeiiing. sudden or gradual. ~ me
particular national bank notes fdinfed ty
detast. lfit is very possible that series
Of iai!ures Of ationsl banks may create
panic and br ng down large part OF the
organization at once, or the distrnst ana
dissatisfaction may operate more gradually.
U,uiaQ the last t,oo years The national banks
haze had all an their .faror. They have
run % their circulation from twenty live to
sixty millions sterling, and prices have oil
been rising They have nov reached the
lint to which hey can issue notss, and The
process o Z yea, ton has nor set in, which, 10y
luw s'sges and after a con siderable interval
All, render cish aym.nts again possible
Bul This period al reaction is precisely the
KIND # ordeal which a host Of new banks.
hastily set up for particular purposes, utter
y ignorant Of sound banking rues. are
east likely 70 . ucounter With success or
survive with credl;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26

Some Of the recent actions Of the Radca
party are . ufetoo strong for . few other
adhercnts. In late number Of the Spring
field Reppblien we hnd the following: cit
10 satisfactory 10 know that Messrs. Bald,
win, Twitchell and Wsshburn. of the Mas>
sachuset,s delegation, aud eighteen other
republican Congrcssmen, voted against The
poor folly OF an investigation by the Judi>
cial Committee to determine whether Mary
land, Kentucky and ID laware have republi
can forms OF government II there we're
any HONEST, in this movement. Connecticut
a. goes would have been Included III the
inquiry bot ~ /. only an exhibition Of
chap dcns .oe sin, OF whoa 90 gre is
getting ia lie an 'getl ct too tolerant for rs
own hoi " a. lh,i OF de country" r is
- all i hi 50 Gar ~ ,hc Rputlioua is can
c.fnel, u, then such sermons have 10 ~
&c, upon Congress. Thad Stevens era 8
the whip OF party iicipliue, ard the IN jor.
itY came sqnarey up and pass any bill ttat
i syreel upon in caucus. The men vi o
voted for the Stcvens-S Sherman bill and the
act passed daring the present session, will
not hat when n bill is presented to recon
struct other Ststes in accordan with their
ideas Of republican form of government.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26

From the OHIO State journal.
The farmers Of Oaio are now in the midst
Of the labors Of gathering the most bounti,
full harvest with Which we have been best
for years. Osing 20 the fact that the wheat
crop has been n failure in whole or in part.
loi several years, there was but limited
quantity planted las, autumn. This IS the
only drawback, except in few sections Of
lmitcd extent, where the nudge or weevil
has partially destroyed the crop. AS .
general thing the yield will be large and the
berry Of a superior quality. Wheat is no
longer regarded as one of the staples of
Onio, but We shall this wear have enough
for the whole u our three millions Of inhsb
itants, aud n respectable quantity for ex>
port. or rye and barley We shall have an
abundance, as these crops were never bets
ter. Oats the same.
The hay crop WAS never better, and should
the weather be favorable for tea or fifteen
days. that valuable crop, together with
wheat, rye, oats aud barley, viii be saved
IN good condition.
The excellence Of the pasture, combined
with other causes, has bad the effect to re ,
duce the price Of butter below its true value
the price paid TO producers being now
from 10 10 ID cents per pound. depending
upon quality and proximity TO the great
market.
Though the spring vas late, cold and I'M
promising, there is nov n line promise OF an
average yi,ld OF Indian corn. IL has made
astonishing progress in shooting upward
iuiing the warm W. ather Of the past three
weeks, aud three We, ks more Of favorable
weather will insure this valuable crop
against a probable Contingencies.
For the first time in many years, there
eil be n tu'l crop 81 trui.-apples, peaches,
pears. grapes, cherries, etc. N nearly all
parts OF the tate.
Altogether. the people Of Ohio have
eause for REJOICING AID ,hankicloess.-
Though the istmef may receive nolninsIly
| less or pound or hnshel ior his products
/ his crops, ia the sggre sate, will bc more
sauabe than they have been for years. and
the poor, aud all classes of people. will bs
supplied with provisions at prices within
| their reach
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26
NIiso,,ided Men. AND THE Law op

THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH.-There-
fore the and dcbilitated should immed ate
~ use uiMsotp's EXTRACT Bucau. id&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26

The National Fstcitgeacer says tna' "s''
they the reason TOR the conscience oil men /
will so permanently submi 10 The oou mon /
az nsssion as 20 render j. safe iaf any party /
seeking popular support 70 peis'sFiohS :"
q, ;.,o.tore : hleh p.erees tie moral sense
O. insults a. intellect Of tho people. That
lie iuvioa,le ssnc'iiy Of The Union iusti>
f,g oar arms agains, tie southern conled-
.,acy. and We, that lie blessings OF the
Union. for the sake of which alone 4 was
ever either sacred or irvialsble. North or
south, shall be withheld from the latter =
il a word, that he Union cause itself shall
be the insupportable obstacle Of union-is
an absurdity and an injustice which canro'
possibly exist long. The b'ushless incon-
sisteocy of submitting to Legislatures Of
States proposition TO alter and amend the
organic Law of the nation - the highest
function which a State Legislature can per-
form and afterwards declaring those Legs
la,ures incompetent to inpart authority to
q coostab'c. and as destitute Of legal sane
ii N as the tumultuous rabble Of street
eohcr, cannot much longer enjoy the toler-
ace Of honest men.
The Springfield Repubiioan, sensible Of
the gro ely revolutionary progress which II
marked by the passage Of statutes. each Of
which acts on al express or implied f'red'-
cate totally negativing the predicate Of all
preceding. AID afraid, ii MT ashamed, 70
countenauce the unprinciped abuse any
longer. thus beats impressive testimony
.pa, there are other logical consequences
OF the present theory aud policy OF recon
struction about which there can bc no DIS
pusc, and which Congress should NEE, bold
y. ,an.rsiy add at once, BIZ fhs pr,ncSpfr
Yi,o,. mhtch the reconstruction bill siands. all
IA, gi.iaf.oa If the late rebrt States since
the ,cIr Is rendered null and roid Ii follows
that the an,is.iavery amend nent to the
Constitution oi the United States has mol
been adopted o I'd provision should be made
for submitting It to the Southern states
again after they are duly reconstructed. 1t
~ true that Congress assumed, IN ouerinR
to these States the now pending smendm.n
rs to the representative basis, that they
were IN condition to act upon u. In, a
new position has since been taken, and the
boad H. swept clean oil ali that Congress
aud the Southern States have done in refer
ence To that section since the war. IN
build,pg up anew from the foundation, lei
not the most important stone, the constitu'
ueaal establishment Of impartial liberty. be
dropped OUT
Let us hear who presumes to gansay
th.se truths
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

D., ch..nr.t. srd NOS. effect nal Rene y Tor
me Can p cesi. e. The World he e.sr produced.
Purely vsgs,.hls s qsss'ssu no p MiS Rails
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26

REsr JoSs or rns SEA,oN-The follow
ing reso'u ion was adopted at the late
Democratic State Convention held ct Des
MONIES:
ESolred. That the maintenance inviolate
Of the rights OF the States. and especially.
the rights Of each State "a order and con.
troll it's own domestic institutions, according
10 its Judgment exclusively. Is essential a.
that baia &C Of power on which the periec
ton aud endurance OF our political fabric
depends.
THIS resolution has been pounced upon
and denounced by Republican journals As
the declaration of ''copperheads." "reb.l
symiathzers, etc, etc The fan Of the
thing "a that tho resolution is taken wor
for word from the Republican platform OF
1860. upon which Lincoln was elected PIES.
dent!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED ny
RKLxBoIp's EXTRACT BUcHu ifeha d&w1y
EVERY One Wants.

What Every One Wants.
A good. reliable medicine that will be on hand
when reqaired and never fails when called on. That
Is now TO he obtained In DR.. Tobias Celebrated We
netian Iiniment. Many thousands call it the Won
der OF the Ac it does all that y represented and
more. II cures Darrhea Dysentery. Collie. Spasms.
Y, hitting. Coup rnd Sea-,csncss IA surely a. II IL
used aud il perfectly Innocent II take inlerna ~.
even in double the quantity named in IN directions;
and a external remod, for Chron Rheumatism.
Cuts, Bruises. cd Sores, Mumps. Toothache. Head.
ache, Sore Throat, Sprsins, Insect S'ings. Pains in
the Beck Chest and Limbs, ihousan have testified
to. and their certificates be seen by any one at
the Doctors Depot, 80 Cortandt Street, N,w York.
Hundreds OF physicians use 1t in their practice. II
has been introduced since 1si1 ana hundreds who
have IL In their houses, cay they wOnld not be
wnhout II even II 1t was $40 per bottle Every drop
is xed bv DR. Tobias himself. and eau be depended
on Oniy 80 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by all
druygi.ts lroushouf thu United States and In Eu
lope Dep I. IS Cortlandt street New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26
Tho Ex Ywl.iom of Emnoccns Wen
from COMYrc.s.

Mr.. Lowe. IN recent discussion in the
Enehsh House OF Commons, said
MY honorable friend, the member 70,
Reading, SAL that msirriiy in America
had never been known 10 abuse il. power.
] will take enc instance. which i, Just as
good asa thousand. Certain things became
necessary for the Republican party, which
coald no, be carried without majority OF
,wo>th'ras o; the Congress. Everybody
Anews that mem5srs wso nero inaocent men
IRE otpeiled from TIE Legislature ia order
20 oh'iu the necessary Republican mas
ioritv."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26

In the German war, last year, l6i off.
ceis and 2,513 soldier Of the Prussian army
ir,l on the iicld uf battle: 100 officers AID
, .ssl soldiers died sub equeutly o. Their
wounds. making . 1SS IA all AID 562 oil
GERS and 1880 soldiers were wounded. but
recovered. a French medical journal at
tributes this mortality chiefly to the went OF
care OH the part Of the Government for the
lives OF its soldiers. in engaging in war
without any adequate sanitary organization
for their vei,ef
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26

TuR value Of OF allegiance is the
subject Of an article in the London Times
which says: Experience has. probably
shown that general oa,hs Of allegiance have
proved utterly useless. In peaceful and
prosperous times they are no: :nceded; in
times Of difficulty and danger they are not
observed. Europe, India and America
have Of late Observation-Disclosures proof that
osths. asa political security, have proved
utterly inefficient,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS T!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGu
yapvriES


Theee Drops are scientifically compounded Hnid
preparation, and better than any Pille Powders or
Nostrume. Being liquid, their action lie direct ara
positive. rendering them relsble. speedy and GER
tain specific for the cure Of all distractions and snip
prcssione oil nature. Their popularity indicated By
the fact that over 10000 bottles are annually cold
aud consumed BY the ladies' Of the United States,
every one II whom epcak In TIE strongest terms Of
praiss OF their greet merits They sse rapidly taking
the place ofevey other Female Remedy. and are con-
sidere by siwho know aughs OF thcm - the surest.
SAFEST and most nfallble preparation In the world,
'os sne cure Of all female eompsints The removsl Of
100 ~ ".sueesions Of uature, and the proaotion of
oselsn regularity and sssssgth Explicit directions
sss'ng whea thsy nay - sssd, and explsip,sr vhea
sno why they should not nor c, uid not he used With
out producing saects contrary 70 nasur.,, $780,
lawe viii be found carefully folded .rorna ..h ~.
ue. With the written signature of Jowx l. s. ~
out which hone are genuine. oss"'s"
Prepared by D.. JOHN L. LYON. tss r,h....
New Haven. Conn.,. who can be cupsulted 81
sona'ly - by MALL tentlosne -trmpJ 1T,
puve Diseases and female weaknesscs "a
sold ~ Dsuxgisn svsrywhers.
os.sel 49, ~ - o, :. "a s ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM

SrONY POINT, White co. AK, May 70, &c.
On Joun BrlL--Dcar Sir: Last February I was in
Louisville purchasing druge. and got come Of your
carraparilla and Cetiron Btfere. My soB-inlaw Who
wAs with me In the store, had been down with rheu
matism for acme time. commenced on the bittere,
and soon found bis general health improved. DR..
0iet Who had been In bad health. tried fhem and he
aso improved DR. Coffee. who had been In bad
health for eeveral YEAR, stomach aud liver affected
he improved very much BY the Of your Bitiers.
Indeed the Cedron btters has given you greet popu
larity In ths settlement. think could cell great
quantity Of your medicines this fall-erpecfally OF
y"nr Cedson Bitters and Sar-apaiilla. Ship me via
Memphis, care Rickett L Nicely. Respectfully.
Al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL v1GOR re-
N med by uELNBOLD'e EXTRACT BucBu. ts5d&wlJ
COltOn,s Select Fl0vCrs

CHOICE FRUITS Il SPICES.
Are creating quite . sensation among Lovers Of
Choice Favorse verywheIe ov their delicious Fiavore
Strict Puri and unrivslied strength. Those who
wish the heat and those who wish to economise seek
them. Coltnns Pnre Vanilla Flavor IL sOught by
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor In lite Purity,
very unlike the msny Vanilla Extracts In markef)
Ex-Cov. JANE Y. SMIrH. ov PROVIDENCE X. L. SAYS:
NV wife pronountee them superior To any Flavor
ing Extracts she hae used.
Ex Gov. VIZ. A. BrGKINGHAN, op CoNHECFIc~r, says:
For long time we have used them, and ind them
verv fine
HOLLAND. Timothy Tltcomb) the we'll known
author OF Springfield, Mass., says: "They are the
Standard In all this vicinity
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
Such n list of References is seldom given See
Circulars with Dealers Sold ny Grocers and Drug
gsis Prepared by J W. COTTON. Proprietor Of
Coltons Toilet Article No. 8, to Heal and Beautify
the Skin. Sold by Harrison 4 Stafks, and Parks q
Husmer, Davenport, Iowa.
chicago Wholesale Agents. FULLER. NCH
FULLER, "a Market street, for all Cotton Prepara
tious; Sept. 25-diy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26
A.

On. JOINS Bril- send you $50 for CrpxoN Bsr
rr1s p'ease send what it will come To after paying
freight 10 Cormhn-. Miss | have been troubled for
several wears with indigestion have had to take pills
every nigh. for ten or fifteen year, and in February,
1sdi l vas STACKED vita general paralysis. I was
confined Ia my for the balance Of the year and
In fact. continued In very weak and nervous condi
ton urtil some two months since. when WAS pu,
urder operation. and your Cedrop Bitters for
treatment. commenced improving right away. and
am pretty well restored. Yours, truly.
ocI1tldeod&w-ty A. l.. NEAL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26

T1K National Labor Congress will hold
its second annual session ut Chcsgo on the
10Th of August Every trades union,
work'nemen' union aud eight hour league
IN the country will he entitled 10 one dee,
gate Tor the ilrst five hundred members or
less. and one dalcs tie CIR very additional
hse hundred Or fractional part thereof TIE
cehoe'a'io"s oil this COZ gie>s os the work i,
ing Will be looked FOR with deep io,sf>
az
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26

Rev. VIM. NJ. rhsyer. in the Ts,nperane.
Platform. argues at leng h the proposition
that ''new cider is dangerous as beverage
Apples viii next fall under the ban Of Il csc
temperance fanatics, OF course. Then look
out Tor your grapes, your curants, your
blsckberries, &C., g.. out Of which wines.
braudiss and c3sdials are manufactured.
They must I'll be tabce,l in their turn. This
L an age Of "prcovsss" you know.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26
a General Massacre

a General Massacre
OF the ibrcs oftie ad the whskers. the moustache
or the beard. can be easily accomplished by the ap
plicsi OF the scorrhine hsr dyes and when every
hair is KILLED DEAD.
the parties deceived by there nostsums Will regret.
too late, that they did not the wonderful and en-
,iaely poisonless preparation which. in FIVE MIN
UTEs, produces blach or brown which is not sur
passed by pasure's own hue. Be wise In time. The
only safe and sure article IL
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE.
Manufactured ny J. CRtsTADORO. Actor House.
N. Y. Sold by all Druggist&. Applied by all Hair
DressePe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26

Advice for the People.-Forceds sweat
ing is bad, oflen producing serious consequences,
while purgat;on in chile, colds, rheumatisme. etc,
with BRANDRETH'S PILLS. Is always safe. never
leaving any Ill effects In all their uee lie wise.
but in severe psins from collie, infau mationa, rhcu
matisms, or external injur.ee. IL Is LIFE SAVING.
Remember. BRANDRETH's PILLS are always
sure OF eject. and always without the least danger.
and they get every part Of the system. dieodging
and removing all accommodations Of impurities thus
cleansing the blood and restoring health.
The Hon. Demas Barnes says:-" sell more Of
Brandrcths Pills than Of all others put together.
BR ANDRE HIS PILLS are sold by all druggists,
and M the principal onice Braadfeth H0uee. N. y.
Observe B. BRANDkE1 II In white letters ON the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-26

prescribed
AOEE'a MALT EXTRACT.
the greatest Tonic Appetizer and Remedy for Weak
and especially for Consumpiive peOpe. TO moro
than Eve hundred cures
PERFORMED By HOFF"S MALT EXTRACT,
the most delicious beverage in New York city. and
stated by testimonials Addressed tn Mr.. Hof : Malt
Extract Depot 54s and to the rapid sale of
io0,W0 BOTTLES
of Hof'e Matt Extract IN four months VIM MolIer
Eco. No. West Twentieth ST., savs that il is the
best remedy for Dyspepsia
Sold at druggists and grocerr Pcrrons wishing
agencies might apply to Hvf- Malt Extract Depot,
bts Broadway. n. y. or LANeFELDr. THODE 4
40. Salle AHenis naYennOrf