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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
Amendments to the School Laws.

During the session Of t BE Legisla-
tuta just closed, several important
amendments to the school laws of
the States were enacted. One of
these provides that a given text book
having been introduced into school
district, shall be kept in use for at
least three years. This amendment
together with another which prohib-
its school snperintendents from act
ing as agents for book publishers,
will be instrumental in preventing
much evil which has hitherto suited
from the too frequent change Of text
books, and that frequently for the
worse, instead Of the better.
Another amendment empowers
county superintendent of schools to
order at any time the expenditure Of
an amount not exceeding twenty.
five dollars, at any time, when, in
their judgement, it is imperatively
demanded foi the abatement of nui-
sances or the supply Of any immi-
nent need en- he part of the school.
The amount to be inserted by the
board, in the tax of the succeeding
year, if not on hand at the time
Another act or section provides that
county superintendent may, acting
in concurrence with the Chairman Of
the Board of Supervisors Of the
town, declare any school house I'M
fit for the purposes Of q school, and
debar the district in Which it is 10
Gated jro.9 dra1ripg any school money
from the State until suitable school
accommodations are provided-the
people of the district having the
privilege Of an appeal to the State
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton, if taken within thirty days.
A MUSICAL FEAsr.-We are pleased
TO announce that the popular Thomp-
son & Parkhurst Concerning Troupe
are to give one Of their unrivalled
musical entertainments at the Bap,
fist Church, on Saturday evening Of
this week. The warm reception they
met with in Lancaster last fall pre-
cludes the necessity of our bestowing
any praise upon them. Our exchang
es without single exception, speak
in the highest terms Of their ability.
The programme will be rich and va
ried. Their winter tour has been d
very successful one, and the reason
they always give general satisfaction
is, that they have a knowledge of
what Kind of music is suited to the
public taste, and because they 'sing
with the spirit-and the understanding
also" They are to sing at Tafton,
Beetown, and other towns in the
county. We hope none will let this
opportunity Of enjoying rare musi-
cal treat pass by unimproyed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
Democratic state Convention.

-Nepcnocra.'c eicr.c-pus 80 revsrn' :.
&c state " Tow 4 are requested 70 fere NJ.
y state caavsntIon hcrrav cai'ef. :" !" r. :,
wor~r. on the .stitlt day ~ - .,..,..,,,
=, ,.-,,,e - fer The nou,,nai on Of eafoios"' WI
s,.,. os-ee- ara ,he ,ran'ae-i'n - o'hr'
~, -.si. frsprcs n'stion w re one ." -
49,, .,e hundred votes cast Tor Thomas I" 49,
~. ~ Governor, add one Tor every ''''"01
tunsrc. over any.
Counties esssns icss than h''y 'o''s VIM
led O. onc eelesstc.
Believing that the integrity OF 'he '"'."' ~. -.
pcrpc,u.,y Of free is.tuiions DEPEND ON .ns 'ssne
tive measures maintained oy 'ae Dsmo~lauc rA'V'
,,,,.r =, Who coincide with ~ In sentimens upon
~. ..ae, before The country 10 participate in ous pr-
,n.r, lions fo- the Selection Of delegates.
ps .rf.r OF the Democratic State Central Commit
-, JIM. ELwooD. CHAusAs.
Nav Tsh 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

Men have been going swinming It Bar>
ling'ou in broad daylight.
Tho German Catholics of Ksokuk arc
| building fine church.
The Fail term Of Fairfield College com>
uencss in November.
The celebrated actress Miss Jean Hes
mer is playing at the keokuk Theatre.
The City authorities Of Muscatlne intend
building hospital this sumner.
A theatre has been established st Des
Moines and Is literally patronixed.
Bucbanan coanty has population d. a.
224. an increase in two years Of 2,204.
The hay rake swindIers sse abroad in Al.
smakse eounty, gulling the farmers bssuti-
fully.
TAsscAp factory Of Harding q Weather
bead, between Lyons and Clinton, was burn
ID desn last week.
A youfh sfl7. tanned Jseksoe = = drosn.
ed near Fort Madison on the 18th. His pa>
sests live as Appanoose, IN. .~sS
The Sieourney Nsrs Tells about the arrest
Of party 10 that place who vent fishing
ON Sesdsys The Justice nssd then 81
apiece.
! NIB. Heater. iivius nsar Alton. was bit>
ten by . rattlesnake the other day, bot
whisky sAssd- him. One credit mark for
eornjuice.
4 O,;. 1870 =. y. - &
4 :. C'.. y, - ".""~Iy 49, -
;s..";"" ~ rxs.y, ~ 49, -. -. - ~ ~ ~.
arrested
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g. On ~ ~ ~: 49, 49, Os@snene On zoe
~, w. ~. - sssS ~ s . -. su'''
'oJu'sS - ~ ssms uegs
The III 1qnoe boads Of che Chicago,
IoWA = N6hgooa4s R4ilsoao, aDounting o.
'1vfeo, ~ Aaviae IVA tsdso1nsd, vses ban
| "a II - oefoo1 q Clio4ooon ths 18th.
~ sfousasnSea - H. Nfsecas,o. Jos,ern
: - ssksvlssS : .rnektIe q, - T.mcs...cs
I o..ssiS1 E.hic = v,;s;cs - f.vcs A. p,o
: hiNitlsn vAiIe ics.,.o,l h.l;.,.s T. Z iic.n.,
Il,
~ 49, r-.. .-.n.
ys ~ 1870 u.u"" -
: ~ - ~ -.
d Cvy' A'y n". NJ
I ess''u''y veu y 80 aoy' - W
0"Ys
a thicker in Council Bluffs. and the Nonpoyei
!. thinks that lot Of them % we'll - Q SINAI
!. brigade of loafere Should be driven oct o
d their city.
% r. LII an. n. u.:, p..:.,
II A.. ~ ~. S;g..s -. ens. h.,y 1870.
n s;.s;., ~ .s;,a.;., .,...;an.s !. ~. !.
|. ~" -, ~ ia !; !.
4 ~ ssso -. 49, 80; . - ~. ssyy,
'"e o'"u' WV wy s''e' INV '"0 WV.
Inc Duouque lsmes ana davenport ia
/. aetts. moco gwen 20 enseFpf'se, energy an
sdssnea Drains, sfs een'ng escn ONE! nar'
names. on ecooone OF !he !'mfs puoneninl
report OF he Ssooam Soneel Oonvenuon
d lately IN session mere, without giving Tn
ID odzst< credit fof n--ssid report being inr
nisneo 20 me papers 81 snis cry oy MI
/ raxon. Assistant Secretary OF the Conven
Il t'on -sne Nm@ COPYING u ~ sucn wsn IN
!. proper c.eon 70 mr.. fAxcn. Inns clam
r tne UeRuN Fem'n1s W OF sne story OF ~
r ea''"ic Majesty 'aA'ng ,ne SAVIOR upon liz
n"'"'s'n wi'e'. ovsfiv'hea tue A.hsu ons =
n Tue ear.n' s"u "y'oe 70 make y niue OAR
gan "h'c" snouio result III gerry 10 ~
r. pe'ish' wneh ne o'ah own rs inuch ren
:, es'a'e NJ c"uia De carried IN Carpet sacs.-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
w-u,blscnm stale Nsninassons.

R~publicam stale Ns0iaassons.
The recen. Republican State Convention
a, Des Maine. has selected Gel. Samscl Mer.
rill for i,s andidate for Governor; Col. John
Scott. for 1t Governor Hon. J. NJ. Beck,
for Judge Of the Supreme Court; Major Har>
~ o'Connor. fcr Attorney General; and b.
=. Wells, for Superintendent Of Public In
slfuction.
The principal contest preceding this aetisn
turned upon the guberna'crial candidate,
and the leading fAvorites were The Hon. J.
r. Grinuell and Col Merrill. The former
fsl, sr.a. confidence in his ability to succeed
Before the Conver ton. His political record.
crowned by the finishing touches received
nj tie skillfal hands Of Gen. Rosseau. WAS
counted upon between him and his frieods
% being sufficient 10 boost any man into
the gubcrnatorial chair. But human ante
ipatlona often fall short OF the mark; and "a
it happens in this case. His early appear,
ance in the field, and the earnest and IN
firing labor Of both himself and friends hai
bssn unavailins. and he returned from tn
Convention without obtaining that 10
which no 90 earnestly and per
Aistcntly sought. The honovs tina
he claimed have been denied him; the re
ward for long political service has bee'
withheld; the wounds from that well re
membcred encounter with che infIriate
Kentucky General still smart for want o
subernatorial ointment. Mr. 0rinnell 10
falling star. FIcis evidently unapprcciated
His pavty accuse him OF lack Of politics
pluck Whether that 10 30 or not, it is ev
dent that he 10 being dropped with . ven
gcance. Tho thrust last ycsv in the Don
gressional Convention was most grievou
one, but enc recent blow a. Dss Moiuesis
him low.
The sncccssful candidate, Col. Merrill, i
undoubtedly Mr.. Grin nels inferior By f.
in those requirements necessary for the Tx
ccu,ivc 0fi-e Of the State. But no matter
we're hc the mesnest man IN the p,ivat
walks Of life in our Stat, were he the yer
icst pauper In brains, aud qli'c beyeft ,
honesty and common sense. even then b
wopld oe 50 far ahead OF the prcscn. inclo
ben, that the people might have reason I
he proud of HIM. There is broad room f
cenyolttinn IN the fact that il tx iinpossib
That the o'iiro ~ warsa Il led than
the present
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

lin which time .eoo, 000 hss Aeve - seeo0
has piaced y baess ~ pale - experiment. = ha6
oAy - dieueeed eyea. negoe q ehroelc 0ue tOs
~ cussne0as- ixanmasiOns. Sufns, chiu0la&no cry
Qpsias. salt shcpm rtnge u insects, Musqueto bites
fpe end I'll Kindred us, believing pa3ns. and healing
o. II by magic. Being applied kxrEn.AlLS, u has
never been known in einge case, " injure. the
of the COUGHING needle, B!.toury, probe OF Of
burning caustics corr"dius lotions and kye-wstesB
frequently docs ffTsparahle jary TO the cys by cor,
Tpdug and forever destroying the delicate tissues that
ecn-titute or envelope that sensitive organ. II.
Por sale at yhoieea and retail Of prOprie1Oee low
esf ca-h prices. STEVENSON CARNAHAN.
DrosGisfs and Agents fuf PfopEietose. Dayenposs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

CHOICE FRUITS e 8PHCE@,
Are creating quite . sensation among Lovsss q
Choice risvorssvesywrssf os their delici0us Flsvus
strica Purity snd ansivslled strength. Th0ss who
wish the hest, and those who wish eeonomse sssk
them. Colton1 Pnre Vanilla Flavor Il scueht ~
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in its Purity,
Every unlike the many Vanilla Extracts In markesj
Ex-0cv. Jazn Y. Sxrrn. % PsoupEncH, r. l., SAYS:
Ny wife prononnese them superior 10 any Flavor.
ing Extracts she has used,
k4-6Ov. VIZ. A. BrCKfsonAN, OF CoHNnU5lov9, says:
For a long time We have used them and md them
very ffne.
HOLLAND Timothy Titcoms.> the well known
author OF Sprinehe'd, Mass. says "They are the
stan lard IN all this srinity."
DEALERS TREBLE THRlR SALES WITH THEM.
Such list Of References IL seldom given See
Circulars with D. siers Sold by Grocers and Drug
gis's. Prepared bv J. W. COTTON. Proprietor 81
Coliou- Toilet Article No. &, I, Heal and Beautfy
the skin. Sod by Harrison s Stark, and Parks 4
Hosmer, Davenport, Iowa.
chicago wholesale Agents, FULLER. FINCH
FULLER. - Market street. for all Coityn's Prepare
tioue. Sept a5-diy.
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED hy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20


msS fIhsR Is2.s,.s SsHwfaf Tonis,pS,Ss ,.
dephis r. Intended 10 dissolve the ford M mAhe Il
INTO chyme the first proress Of Hieessloe. By clean
sing the Stou ach with Schencks Mandfake fie. tho
Tonic soon vestcrce the sppss, md food that could
not be eaten before uslna viii be eaeily d,seeted.
Consumption cannot be cured ~ etdenclb PuiNo-
mic ~ liver Il nsds healthy
and the adpesat' teetovsd, hencc the Tonic ~ fis
are r1Quised IN neaely every caae At eonsum pion
half 6osen hotties Of the eRAWRKD Tonic aad
tArUe or fous hhves Of the MANDRAKE PILLS VIII
cuse any ordiessy case AZ dyspepala
D. ScnEuux mSkes professional visib IN New York.
Boston. snd 1t HE psaAeipai o6'cs In philadelphia
every week. Ses daiy papers Of esch plare. ~ Ne
pamphlet consumption for hii dass for visftatcn
Pleaee observe. whea purchasha. INT the two Ike
nessee 81 the Doctos. In the last stage ~ Con
sumpion. ana the other he aowe. in perfect health
'' Sol" 81 1 - ~ al ., pr a
bottle q o. - the halfd0een All lettero ~ adv
should b adiisessed 30 u. Schenekr . Principal OmO
No IS Moth Nh Stseet. Philadelphla. Pa.
General whslossle Aecness penas Basnes Co.,
y. y; g. 3. Hence. baltimore, Nd; John D P.!s,
Cincinnati, Ohio: walker D Taylor, Chicago. ILL.,:
COLLINS Broe,. 81. Louis, No.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

I'm she Coral Caves
zee scen IL said DO the pre- vaiing hss color. and
the FlSH-TAtLED NAIDENS
eit on the rocks and comb their grean LOCKS assidu-
BELLIES or EARTH
prefer giossy browns ana shAnisg hlaohs 70 ~ ol
tinges. and nAiure has not given theis fair heads
these beautiful hues az II hse robbed thsm
oftheis once e1qsisifs beauty, thes dent ~ shoat
Il. but resort n once 10
CRisTADOnUs HAfD D1D,
witch IN nve mtnutes does Ill thst uasnss sSss did
Coz any bed In her bspVisst mood Manufactured BY
J. CD l6TADORO, . Aston Hsuse. N. 7. euld b
al Druggists. Applied BY "a Hair Drsessss.
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vI0OR ase 70
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
The E1opeaens Of . North Aaams
Massachusetts. N1ln1otor.

The scandal case which has iust come 10
light 10 North Adams involves parties pre-
v'ously Of the highest rsspectability, ard
has created great excitement. The delin
qucnts, Rev. B. A. Nerill, leaely pastor Of
che Methodist church Of that place. but now
Of Pisttsbusg, New York, formed an assign.
alton . Troy scf Wednesday u last week.
with Miss. heughioD, wAo y only sistsso
years Old and very beautiful aud accom-
plshed. Merrill len h,s hsms ossen6Ibly 10
visit Detroit. bat bis wife. being Suspisious
wrote to North Adsms:iuquiring souessniug
her husbsad. This, coupled with Mis-.
Hat shioa's long abs nee en- a PRETENDED
vsit, and the remembrance Of soms former
scandal Ia relation to them, suse ested that
all was not hight The brother and broth.
er in>iaw Of the young lady went in pu,us;.
q the runswuys OH Monday. and discovered
that Merrill had reached Trey on the ap-
pointed Gay bu, Il 1t tie LADY had failed 10
reach that city untl i'ridsy. They remain
cd 'hesc toeetbes ore day and night. when
he went TO Utica snd she to Greenfield
Merrill was hard up, md made several
unsuccessful attempts 10 boron m,nex
and froin conductor on the Troy and pos'
ton rsslrcAd, he secured tickets ever The
Central road to Uusa. II was, undoubt.d>
ly, his went Of funds that caused Inn 70
part With his companion until he should be
able to procure lsoa 70 amy cut his 'pse
ject. When overtaksa 4 Otics he tsll
where Miss Heugttop could be found, but
utterly s fsiled Ia his attempts to whilewssh
me proeesdings. as !.
uI a,hA',SSssShcus the Troy essfsrshcs NJ.
unn.m., ~" IS been known - . peoashv q
, aas.s. s'oqucnce and ability. and hse oe-
o"p'eo many staticua u ~ SgT.s
within ito liuaiss; aud ..,..-N. ~" -.
P q. e" = easlss and sEsasi,.' TT. nm ~"
ais have for long time been re iners
rather doubtidi chArsc,rs. SS ..s OF
had ever come 10 light prsvicu. =. a. ~1ethsog
had laasay eeeo appointed TO : EXILE
PlaiB6srg. n. T.. and The prosyecs,.I IN
minaticn Of - iasinscy shss must ~ -.
istsd fcs some One pat was doubtleea -.
immediate cssse Of The slopsusnt. He h..
. wife and family Of 6iss eAN1tsu. Who Ar
thus BY his terrible downfall plunged in,s
ths dseDset Aumiliaaioa Asd eriss.
: Couxrfp live notice tkes By he &C.
sisn Of the AspsbRcasf StaGs Convsos,oo.
shs ale rsanaaats q ~ Indian triSss ~
esmaintng b lowe ~ spueidSssd ur.nor
nnD6k4nhoa - anNh.~>
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

nNZDMxD AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of beeh1o8sos9o Axf3G5I13 lAc1 k8E1
VI nve Oshx - stsltsen AsoA6e, e6seAese
H@ NuQ-11TR1x1uU oUpUunTInNDo9
ofUslne tssissfieo. in1Annetipa g llceeaoo q
ele4Ae stoe - ~ blsa40b ealsqauQ. epQNp1 4fsAsh
de.s depoeit, ssd q diseases q Dc Slsdd9, Aone
and ropeealsvs11nasv. -. takw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

r~n-sa sad Rock Kslnnd -. -.
ye.tsrdsv we published an article nom
a.. n.xen,'ort Democrat relstive 10 the raas'
~. ~ .uhscrp.ion in that city Tor the
-, n the road. The article had food
-, ,',,r people to reflect upon. nplaces
- s,bscription upon contingency, ACC
,cyiaes that no moneys shall be collected
-, the subscribers unlrss Peoria and the
,.,s,.ies through which the road is " pass
,ake Sufficient interes, in the matter TO place
iss building beyond reradvcnture.
wth this understanding Of the case, We
,,oald suggest to our citizens, and others In.
tcrested 10 the building OF the road, that no
time should DO lost before steps are taken
20 raise the funds necessary TO the building
OF the road. " the necessity Of direct
concentration from Peoria TO Rock lslsnd
there can be no two opinions. Neither can
there be doubt Of the sdvants ges u would
confer on the country through which II
would pass The embarrassment OF the saiee
Of the property in ths vicinity Of tse spad,
would Be fss more than che cost Of she
track.
Outside Of the enhancement Of the prop
erty in vsiue, the places through which this
road will pass have an interest in It's being
built. IL will give them sduasaees Of .
market they Gao obtain In ne other way,
and will tend 20 give them an increase Of
population by imnigsAsioa they could not
obtain fos ysass without it. Not only the
country Immediately along the line Of the
road; but each township ahd equity 1thso'
which /, is TO pass isdeeply interested IN IT,
Railroads hsse beesmc . necessity. Tbs
days when our produce was Obliged to be
hauled from dfty miles aud upwards by
team to ind market have pAssed away. II
is TOO slow . method to meet The spproba>
ton Of this fast age. The IRON rail mus,
croas and secross the State in every direc>
ton. The road from Peoria TO Rock Island
is ono OF the necessities We cannot overlook
if we would, and would not il We could
The necessities Of our city and county, 81
well ~ long range Of country stretching
vest Of the Mississippi, demand the build'
ing Of this road, and call for ID spS>1y
commencement and completes. =
A glance 81 the map Of Iainsis, end -
railroad connections at Peoria ID . eonvinc
ing argument 10 favor Of tbis satespsiss. !
would never do 10 looe oAteyeod. We hav
TOO much at stake 20 LEI the prise We non
have within or reach, dide away from =
because OfOur supinsosse, nd waas .
condolences 10 lie availability and 0snsdtss-
Railroads have made ous 0saas sish %
built up many flourishiog plees, that "
for them would never have besn Known b
yond its own immediate usighboshood. Th
road in contemplation will work wondes
for the country through which it will pass
~ we'll - add TO the advantages Of PeorIs
Besides this. Il will help Us TO be tho secon
railroad town in the State, and necsssitai
other lines Of communication which vi
Justly entitle US to hat cleih. Let %
people subscribe libesally 20 this psojse
and thus secures paying entefpsiss. - M
| Tr0nsrriDs June 18Th
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
A cxm 70 myxl1pe.

A Cisuman. 49, suuAasns in ossA America y
nieslsnssy. discovered . - and Slnpae remedy
fos the Cure OF Nervous WEAKNESS Early Decay. Dis.
eascs Of the Uftnnsy md Seminal Osxsne, end the
whole train Of disosders brought o By baneful and
vicious habits. Great nunbess have besn cussd b.
shb noOss remedy. Prompted b s'dsshe 10 benslt
The ahicsed and uneustsnate. WIN ssnd the recipe
log pgsoasne aad using sAis nedisins, u 3 seolsa
envelope. 10 eng Toe Who needs ft, 1ree Of Chasxe
Address, SO0HPH 2. 1NMAN,
..->AS-4. sesxs s,ssiea n IN gfneA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

UElWDU4O = tbUuV "a lnH6u
BUCHU
10 a ocrsssn cure for di.easee Of the
BLADDER. KrDSEye, GRAVEL. DROpSY,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. rEMAI-K COMPLAINTS.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
MALE OR YRxrALK.
nom whaesvss eaass osiglAsksne end 10 matter 81
r ~ sss. HOW LONG STANDING.
Diaeosee Of these osRens veuive the use Of iurct1c
limo freshness b suhuitlsd -, Consumplsoa q
lneenify may easoe. Ow f1eeh ond Blood - 80.
ported from these sources, and he
HEALTH ArD HAPPINESS,
shet Of Possssity. depesds spou prompt ses Of re-
liable rcmedy.
HEIxnolDs EXTRACT BucHu.
EssabiiShsd svwsasofls yeass. proposed b
m. r. ME1MDOLO,
- DRU0GlsT,
6aS Benadvny, Rev Y0sA. ood
SO 1vI "a ooun a0th 0o1e r16looae0A. p
nkLNBoLDs CONCENTRATED KxTRACT BE-
CHU q fsfa =
h ~ Great Dtawasc.
nrls.u1sfs u0suusTAasxD arsaAoY sAppArAnnaA
IL ~ 0psss hood Psrtesr.
18th are psep9sd aeemAlne - suIss of phasuoav
az Chemistry md ere the most active mat ear b
sS.r--.S u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED hy
Rsi ofn'a FxTR,rr Brrur ffai,s d&wfv
Cure Of Hnnnm asOry e3neaNaa-
lisBm.


Cure of HnAn,mmasor, sRneanaa-
Srns sno, Jan %, 1897.
Ds BnAspnrrn For some years have been sub
Jet to attacks OF infaTnmatory rheumatism. which
usually comes on every three OF four month"; My
physicians wcre Of thi highest reputation. BY Their
hrated remedies but none relieved me OF shossened
the attacha which lasted for Weeks st . ti0e In my
sss ag bed Cd I. NE
yerest paine in my feet aud ankles which pen
describe. The nfst dose Of six Pills so effective
Abated. aud In forty eight hours were all gone and
wss cured and haye had no return.
sand you THIS Testimonial for the benefit Of Others
who. suffering In similar manner. may know how
they can and certain relief
am respectfully your. I'D DUDLxY
The Hon. Demas Barnes. ssvs:-"I cell more Of
Brandreth's Pills than all others put together"
BRANDRETH's PILLS are cold by all dsugeiste.
and at the principal Office. Bnndreth House, New
Yo-k. Observe B. BRANDRETHi In whitelettere on
ene govssnmcns stamp on each boz
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHu and Inrsovp
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