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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Nov 16 --McDonough & NJ
Vicker's Injunction was granted this evening
against George Deaele. who 10 producing
the Black Crock at GscenlOw Opera House
and placed in the bands of the sheriff, who
closed the doors just - the audience began
to assemble. The case will be heard on
Monday.
Joseph Creighton and John Reagan were
arrested here some days since, charged with
robbipe the express Office at jackson. Tenn,
OF 5000. They have been committed to
jail in default of $4,000 bail.
MfMPH,s. Nov. II Thirty eight inter.
ments for the week ending 1t noon yester.
day, sixteen of which we're from yellow
fever. The weather is unusually healthy
now.
The weather is clear and cool. River
stationary
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Foreign News by Atlantic Cable

LONDON, aov 10 The con ference pro-
posed by Emperor Napoleon for the settle
ment OF the Ron an question, seems tn be
attended with difficulties The Pope objects
To any conference whaieyer, and the sever al
powers which lave bsen invited To paric-
pate are devidcd on the question Of the ne
ccs>iiy for u conference Ii is asserted that
Spain Is the only nation that supports the
conference.
PARIS, Nov IL Brown Il Loyels life
saving tackle, IN American invention for
simultaneously lowering and detacbing
small boats from The site Of vessels when
under fall Roadway, has been adopted by
the French Navy after Trial By tic French
fleet NJ 1oul n.
MANCHESTER. Nov. 49, II is thought
that the sentence Of most Of the Irish Fe-
mans who were recently convicted in this
city,by a special commission, will be commu-
ted TO hard labor for a term OF years, or
Punishment. Allen, however, whose offe nsc
was worse and presented but few claims for
| lcnieEcy and will probably suffer the ex
treme penalty of the law.
Dublin, Nov 1G-Fenian trials are pro-
crossing in this city. The Jury in the case
Of Castello bought in u verdict of guilty
CASTILLO and iialpine, who was convicted
several days ago will probably receive their
sentence to-day.
LONDON. Nov 16-It is now asserted
that the United States Government is to
pay eleven ard half million dollars for the
three of the West India Islands, ST. Thomas,
81. Johns, and Santa Cruze, subject to =
claim of France on the last named, or seven
millions and u halt for st. Thomas and St
Johns.
DUBLIN, Nov. l6.-Evening On the
opening OF the Court this a. m, Warner and
iialpine were sentenced t. fifteen years i'm
prisonment. CASTILLO Was sentenced to
twelve years.
PARIS, Nov 1.-THE troops Of the
French expedrionary corps in Italy are
making preparations TO so into winter
quarters at Civita Ncschis.
Gen. Doamas has been appointed to sue
coed Marshal McMahop, Duke of Magenta,
Governor General Of Algeria and Comman-
der.in Chief Of the Seventh Army Corps
DUBLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Fenian prisoners
llalpin. Warren and CASTILLO when brought
up before . special commission yesterday
Ter the last time TO receive their sentences,
was asked by the court il they had anything
to cay Why the penalty Of the law should
not be implied in their cases. They replied
by making strong speeches, in which they
reiterated their protests against the juris
diction Of the commission: denied the legal
ity OF their trial without mixed jury. and
claimed, a. citizens Of the United States
that they were entitled to the protection OF
the American Government.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Manchester Oh
ssrrer says there is no hope OF reprieve or
communication Of Cow and Larham, and they
will he executed with Allen on the 23d inst
according TO the terms Of their sentences.
The British Government has received
the submersion of the Island, ~ reported
here by cable dispatch from New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

NEW YORK. Nov. l6-Gen. Sheridan
visited Governors Island yesterday and had
q handsome reception bv Gen, Walker.
The expense Of the Metropolitan police.
for ten months. including the first Of No
vember, ia e.. 400 IT,.
Gen. Clarke, who has had charge of the
Subsistence Department here for the past
three wears, has heen ordered 10 st. Louis.
He Will be succeeded by Gen. Kilbourne.
large distillery was seized to-day, To-
Gated under fat-boiing establishment. II
has been in existence year undiscovered.
The number of deaths in this city for the
week is $780,
Three hundred and fifty barrels Of whisky
were seizsd to day; also, distillery in
Brooklyn.
Several very important Papers relating 70
pending whisky cases have disappeared mys.
teriously from the Prosecuting Attorneys
Office
Kate Arnold was arrested TO day charged
with slesiing $4,000 from Pascal Sandy, .
Costa Rican.
NSw foRK. Nov 11-Yesterday the
yellow iever funds we're closed in mis- c;tv
on reported disconi,nuauce of tho i,ver
Between sso"oo and $4,000 have been col
lec;td AMI forwarded to Galveston and
New Orleans.
General Sheridan visited Governors l..
land yesterday, ty invitation of the com,
uancan', and WIS received with military
Lohors
\ number of inv ted guests were present,
During last ~e,l, the police of this CITY
msde | ,lS9 arrests.
Washington special says that the Judi
cisry Committee have postponed the Mary
land investigation until the o5th. opd haye
t'kep up the Impeachment question, which
u Is exp cted will occupy the attention OF
the committee until completed, and il is de-
t.rmined to Withhold its introduction into
we rouse untii the friends the measure
uFc,ae upon some future plan of action.
IL ~ the impression Of eeveral memb.s Of
the FINANCE Committee. that the i've per
cent loan bill will be passed during The
coming session.
A special dispatch from Montgomery Ala
nama, dated nine p. m. last plight saws the
.onsusutional Convention adopted q resolu. |
uon nx,ne the adjournment for the 25tb
.ns. ms VIII allow the question Of raj
hcation to be decided before the end Of the
present yesr. Committees OF the Executive.
Judiciary and Militia reported.
ne Judiciary Committee recommend |
mat all of the Sudicinl officers except Justi- |
ees OF the Peace and County Commission. |
eis' shall he appointed by the Gover nor. |
subject 70 confirmation by the Senate.
= Inc Militia COMMITTEES also recommended |
that all If the militia officers he appointed
oy toe Governor, subject 10 confirmation by
the Senate.
None Of the reports were acted upon.
The ordinance proposing compensation
Tor The services Of slaves from the date of
inc emancipation proclamation down 20
rctuaI Acknowledgement bv the Union army
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18
SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMNS, S c. Nov. i6.-The Colum
bus & Augusta railroad bridge was crossed
by trains for the first time to day. The di
rectors of the road. with many citizens
crossed in the first train.
The bridge is q handsome iron structure
the entire length being 1910 feet. The roet
when completed, will be the great through
line between the North and South, and viii
shorten the distance between this CITY arc
Augusta sixty miles. The laying of tract
is being pushed forward
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18
CALIFORNIA.

San FAANCIsco. Nov. 10.-The State Con
vention Of the Fenian brotherhood ha,
been in session during the past three days
sixty five circles were represented. They
unanimously endorsed khe Roberta resolu
tion and will support hi eisorts to euuip the
Irish Republican army.
The British bark Oliver Cults was labelled
IN behalf OF THE State of California for
$22, LOO Tor breach Of the passenger act.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

BANGOR. Nov. 11.-Sleighs have appeared
10 our streets and the weather is exceednly
cold. There is every indication that navi.
cation will soon close, although many are
hopeful that there will be two or three
weeks of moderate weather and an open
river to compensate for the cold snap.
PORTLAND, Nov. 1.-THE house of Henry
X White, corner Of Congress and India
streets, was, as he reports. robbed by burg.
lars last evening Of 81 800 in gold, $500 in
silver and $500 in greenbacks and other
avt;c1rs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

CHICAGO, Vow. 1.-THE receipts OF the
Soldiers Fair tor the four dsys ending last
evening were little over $4,000 On Non.
day there will be general reconstruction
OF the departments. and pubic interest in
the exhibition will doubtless he maintained
unabated during the week.
Twenty men were yesterday preoipitated
into the Chicago river by the up'etting OF a
scow, and one Of them named John Glenn
lie supposed to have been drowned.
IT Church, of this city. proposes 10 walk
from Chicago 10 Portland in one day less
time than Weston undertakes TO walk the
same distance in, for stake OF $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18
MA92Acnu3EITs.

BosToN. Nov 16.-The tro. between the
stations Geo. Wilks and Tean,agant to day
for $1,000. was won BY Wilks in three
straight heats. Time 2 .2:32. 2:333. The
track was muddy.
WORCESTER, MASS, Nov. 17.-Shephard,
who murdered his wife in this city on Fri.
day last. is still At large
BosToN. Nov. 1.-THE proposition to
raise 100000 for the family Of the late
Gov. Andrew, IL being carried out with the
Characteristic liberality of our citizens. Sub
scriptions which are private and unsolicited,
already exceed $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18
ONO.

CLEVELAND. Nov 16-Appearances indi
cate that the girl Isabella Ray was shot by
Gregory yesterday or the day before
Domestic troubles and an Illicit passion for
the girl appears ss the causes for the act.
C4sSEAur, ONO, Nov. 16 Weston or.
rived here at half past eight O'Clock His fee,
were So badly swollen that he could proceed
no further tonight: thus falling to make
orc hundred miles
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

BALTIMORE, Nov. Ion Thursday Inst
three persons were dangerously if not fatally
injured Mt Westminster, Carroll county
Mary land. by the bursting OF cannon
while .reinp of a salute in honor If the
recent Democraticvictorics. One man had
his leg torn .ff another bis side penetrated
with a largetragment Of the gun.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

OTTAWA, Nov. 10;--A large Gre nigh,
before last, at the store Of q. r. Bates &
20. 20. destroyed property to the amount OF
ssuo,Om insurance $42 600.
me sovefnment with, during the present
ta6lishing government esvinss honk.
Tne ffovioctal notes In circulation nm n
sne III" OF November amoant 70 q, 01S,bl2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. Is. Mike McCoole. the
puelilst, arrived in this city to-day lie
Will second Duffy in the fight with Bussey
on Wednesday next, and will, probably,
during his presence in the city. complete Or
rangemcnts for . match between himself
and Joe Coburn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

DaveBport Market Report.
OsSsoa % sns DAvsxPoss Dsn0CaAs.

|
Davesport Market Report.
OssIca o. sls DAvsxPoss DsnooaAs.
November 10, 1897.
FLoua--Cho,ce family, Wholesale. eslo; re-
tail. $1,000. Red winter wheat. wholesale gil.
20; retail. tl9.OO.
WssAs-ol.l s0e1.55.
BAaass-ei. 0o@el.1o.
OAss- 45Qt4e cents.
RYs-el lo01 Is.
O0aR-Nsw. 55GDsOc II the cor.
OsIous-e5070c.
| APPLss-4.00 to 500 per Dbl.
| PerAfoss-9 0c0tl 90
BCsfsa- so@ssc. per b.
| Eaes-i5@2ec.
HAr-Good Timothy go. 90 10 els.oo; ..Pssi-
CoAl-Seft, delivered, 90 cents per bushel.--
Anthracite. delivered. ti69els per ton.
Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph Nov. IS.
rour-Quie. and unchanged.
Whsat--Firm. closing higher; No. active at
l s4is@l IS; No. opened at 1T2I, closing
trm with buyers at lT4ls. and sellers at LIS;
No 8 steady at /. s4x0ie5.
Corn-Dnllat sal<@,s; No. new so@slXc.
Oats -Unsetsled and very dull, closing at 541S
Q5'c.
Bariey-Stronger bat quiet, ll7@l.is for
No. 2.
Hve-U0Od inquiry ont almost n0miuels ~
1851. IS for Nos. and 3.
Pork--OId mess quiet at ls.6o@so 90; new
sold at -. 2S030.tO
Lard-Firm st lls<@l2c
Cured Meets-1n nne request at 95T@l05f for
Cumberland and short rib packed rough sides
oL@loc.
Asms-Loose at W green Ne higher, asH
Shoulders-Nominal.
Chlcago Rave 0sook H1orlkoe.
y ToleRfoph.l Nov. -.
Hoes-Rseeived to lsn.. c.7se head. Sales
Of 3. 100 head q rsngs Of g. e50S7s for COM
non 6.OO16 - for best.
Cattle Reesivs1 20 II H., eS head. PrieeD
noninal demand confined to city butchers.
-. Lsals Market.
By Telegraph Nov. IS
Flour Unsettled; sccufsts quotations 60
Wheat Spring shade frmes; l.so9l.so for
prime to choice spring.
Corn-New yellow and white e5@9oc
Oats-Lowef; s5Q67.
Mess Pork -9l 90.
Bscon-Shoulders, lay; clear sides, l5J<e
Ice.
Lsrd-lec for choice tiercss.
C1nconnooA moraeee.
y fslsefspA.l Nsv. IA
F'ssr-Fir~ss; ssnsly ll.osoli.se.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18
ONO.

| CLEVELAND. Nov. 1s.-Weston arrived at
Painsville a. o'clock. stopped for dinner,
aud left nj 2P.n. lie 10 % miles from
Cleveland and expects to reach here q .
o'clock tonight
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18
VERMONT

BURLINGTON, VI, Nov. ia freight
train on the Gordonsturg and Lake Cham
plain Railroad, ran off the track near Pots
dam. this n m, and precipitatcd the engine
and five cars down an embenkment, killing
a brakeman named Cummings
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

Ear IkARliLr There are hundreds OF
pscPle who do not dare 10 eat hearty men
of victuAls. for iear oi the dts,rc sing effects
tas' follow tog's pYsrFrstA Ctax vii.
stop 4 ,ts' ,n;nneausls. Il has cured more
cases Ut Ds>per-ts t'ian MI n,i.cr remedies
c9msiael. ra. + ire,l5. ana you wli lie
satisfied oi its mesus
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vILLASow, wALEsa CouSsy, GA, /
Jane 20th. 1885.

d.. JoHx BrLL-Dear His I have Yecently
gwen your "worm Destroyer" several trials
and find II wonderfully edlcscious. II has not
failed in single instascs 10 have the wished for
effect. am doing pretty large country prao.
tice. and have daily uss for some article OF the
kind. I'm free 10 confess that / bncw Of no
remedy recommended by the akaess authors that
Ia 40 certain aud speedy In 10 s1ects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in The e1t.eme. Ny
object in writing you 10 to find out upon what
terms can get the medicine directly from YOU
II can get it upon easy terms I shall use =
great deal of il. | am aware that the use OF
such articles is contrary 10 the teachings and
practice Of great majority Of the regular line of
NJ D.'s. but zee no Just cause or good sense in
discaraing remedy which We know 10 be Ell.
cient. simply because We may be ignorant OF its
combination. For my part. shall make tia
rule to use all aud any me ans TO alleviate suffer.
ing humanity which may be able to con mand =
than myself may have learned its effects first and
secured the sole right TO secure that kno Wedge.
However, | am by no means an advocate Or sup
porter OF the thou ands Of worthless nostrums
that flood tho country, that purport 10 cure all
manner Of disease 20 which human nesh 10 heir.
Please reply soon. and inform me Of your best
terms. am. sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS r. CLEMENT. NJ. u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

~ Aeen fifrd upin eleart style, whore meals ana
: NJ Coffee will ~ tcrsed in the beet style at al,
hooFa.
Rastins snpplied In the beat manner ON short no.
-. 01lfoGSesioa guafoneeed h everything. Send
csSSia ess JACOB HAHH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18
D. The Whit.

Mas PAKrSGroS lsstLftp. The White
Mountains of New Hampshire are evident
~ great institution very hi ID. heavy
IL mis-, beautiful view. tar da.la dinners
Hut The practlca! cye III eci ai. renowned
Drake saw il,osr sm 80 hcii.tu.l r.. IL, aud
th,rruppu adorned spl saf,sast4l the hri-
depth to the Tip-i > lou g w4'h us ia
miiu :. I -leio-N. pitErAfi Bsr-
7ra4 Tn's raised lhn 40 81 tnc ,ifs Pr
tasipns conppsiu: the LEGISLATURE e &c
4 anue STATE, vino ;pf iheii wise tea IS io-
gs'ner, cutlssci nr. l'ake, aai iaske il "a
penal ohiacc T. pis IL nt,i-ti' hrloh on
ther beloved hills VERIFY, tne Anc nsi,
are at y diroani il Nav liappsh r.
1aesv Did n:Akc 10, them f,r dis suien-
did : ,verisemcuty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

whest-Heid at 2.5c but AS Il the best oier
made. Sass
Corn--Dull and unchanged.
| Oa;s-Firmer ssaey.
| kve-Advanced to IS.
| Harley Unchanged
CoHon-i,ull: middlipEs l5l6c.
Ehisky-S,csiy.
Ness pork-firm closing with no sclers
belos ago
! Lsri-Advancedt to ice.
Bacon Unchanged.
| yev York aarA<es.
/ BY Telegraph November IA.
| Cotson-i,a,Glsc
Fiour-DuIi: 51foc lower: 96odlo 80 IN, a~..>
State: eesaia.oo for X. " o.
! whess-Firrner and f-r home trade; AIS n, NJ
spring; S2g1ss.ss for No. spring s.2eRs IS fsr
No. l.
Corn-rnehsneea: 1874 al .s6h mixed we,,.,,
! Oss- s0ns1i.c for western
Pork-Qui., and stesdy: 20 ssQ2i.oo.
ps.rolenm. II i.sGisc sos crude; sc. for r,sn.A
In bond.
New York Money darker.
By Telegraph Novsmbsr 10.
| etocks-Active and lower.
Boude-Cou pops OF a. .0S IA vs. 81 a. IN ~
regular, 1 OF coupons cox 7-Svs, both, 6 "a
Western Uni0D-s.k.
| New York Centfal-l lS<
Efie-7st.
| R-ading-i ook.
Illinois Central H.
Rock Island-e6i-2.
Money and s,erlins-rnehangsd.
| Gold 3ss..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

Tux laiies, Ia their sovereign capacity a.
Jaases Of emo,irnsl EN- y mcnt, have de-
cIdri that M perfume IN cxistence produces
the Same delicious sensations rs are expe-
r'enced while inhsiins the exquisite Ira.
GRANGE Of 9halons Night 81 aoming &C.
Trus"- Y. Y. Dispatch.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18
LONG HoarH'S aarlvE WINES

Golden Wadding. Sparkling Ca
tawbu, stu Catay ba. Delaware
and Virginia S..e.iling.-The Wines from
s.is old s-ta6fishei uoa-e, have gained world
vile scirbdiy for their excellence. and Ia purity,
fray n,vor snt boquet. they unsurpassed In the
market either Sanvs or roaYio>
Trade snpp.iri by Langfcii,. Tnode & Co.. At pro-
psStors prices Gg2J.3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

DA. y. MKRepisn dentist. Office No. 1872 West Sixth
strsst. states rs follows
CiscissArr, October l. 1868.
MassAr. j. n. HARRIS 3 Co. --Gcn.s.--About one
year ago took IA I'D which ests.d on my lungs. A
violent COACH thu consequence. which increased
with severity. expectorated large quantities Of
phis,m aud matter Daring The last winter be
came much luced IN 4, was conGned 70 my bod.
The disease attended with cold ohns and night
sweats. Adj rrhpise, In. My friends thought ]
was In tho lat stages ofconsumption. and could n,t
possibly get well. was recommended to try
ALIENS LUNG BAI.SAM.
Tho formula was -hown 10 me. which induced mc TO
give l, trial. and ! will only add that my cough liz
sniircly cu,ed and am now able To attend to my
bssln-ss as usual. Yours respectfully,
fotd by al Dealers In PANTY Medicine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

~ The Purest aud Sweetest Cod Liver Oil
H.. world, manufactured from fresh healthy livere
spoa the -cashnre; tits perfectly pare aud -~eet -
Ask fyr Hazard q Casw.ii'- Cod Liver on, mann
etarcd by CASwELL, MACK 4 co,
New York.
Sud Drusctsts f.iA.doaw.no ....y,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
Hurley's Sarsaparilla.

Of all the remedies that have necn discovered cu
sirc the pre-snt see for the tkossnd ills that le.i
" heir to. none that equal shs wonderful prepare
ton. Only ten yrsrs have elapsed siiee the discov
cscr who spent decade IN .indy iur experiments
and perf,ciins H. first introduced Il 10 The rn bic
aud II Is already recognized by the fnwsi cfrireri
ph.ec'anz la Ill PARTS 81 IL, coHntfN a e the MT
eutfr tsrg and Effective icta, sy a., certain Il -n-ss
al ~hish ii.y have knowltnsc5
All "ti.f CONF ouna- of >sfurs II Ills rect ave
MT c.t9 isiieC Ia G, rn At tbs sasiiot th Fac
~. - rus "a balm. iS-ten ih,s have been found
!" cnhtar i sius ". dl,f;s vhlsh eiliraye the
e'od snect~ o ~" sarsa, Afilia aad ogei time ID
iur. tn icath OF the pGtieIt. II not > wuh Hur-
Jews rrrIarati, n.
ihir " the pure ant genuine extract OF the root,
and Viii. On lrial. be found 10 en q certain and
Perfect cure ef The following com, l4iu,s aud discs
oes
Affections OF the Bones II Neutrality-suspicious..
T. pehil,tv. Diseases OF the kidne,s. p,sp.n.
siA. Erysipelas, Female Irregularities
Fistula. all Skin Diseases. Liver
Complaint, Indigestion, Piles.
Pulmonary Diseases. Sy-
phlis, Scrofa q or
Kings Evil.
For sale By all good Drrggiets At Cincinnati ana
Louisville. JAS. RIDDLE & CO.. Proprietor-,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

MAGNOLIA WATrN-t ialightlnl toilet
article superior H. u.,lo,uc aud at hall the
price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

ST.. L0tf3, d1pe &c, loVS'
Mn. .IonS II. BLooD, Agent Of La'lemanis
Rheumatisrn, Gout and Neuralgia Specific
rhsve prescribed the above mentioned Spe-
cific. and mas, lay ihas have sever found
ans rencay that carrics 80 nuch csrtsin'T
OF quick and salu.ssy cure as ina. has ~
al The cases where haSe used e.
in. G. ~ PHIIurs.
ST. Ltrls, Marsh. !, 1899.
Ma. LurrH: = Dear Sir - cheerfuliy
bear testimony 70 the valae and efficacy
~ yoar Rheumatic Specific, ia use having
entirely rs,.e5el m. from lhGt distressing
mala5y. H. a. hsSoisT'
Banker. ST. Louis.
Sr LoCis. March 81, 1853.
ALEX. Lrrrcu, ESQ Like a.sny OF my
profession / have suffered severely with
rhcumatisn. and could get no permanent
relief until triei your Specific. an hap
nv 20 say that its use 10 a few days. Testcr-
ed me % health. Signed
Carr. MALis, OF Steamer Warsaw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18

Perry Davis Vegetable Pain
Killer. a.,.s a thorough trial, by innnmerable
living Witnesses. has proved iisef III MEDICINE OF
the age Aithuugh there have been many medicinal
r~psranrs brought before the public since the n'st
Introduction OF Perry Dasi-' Vegetable Pain Killer.
ana ln-se amounts expended 10 their introduction.
the Pain Kilf has continued 10 steadily advance In
IN. estimation % The world as the bert Family Mcdi
Gin. ever introduced Il ~ an internal and external
rsmels. one positive proof OF it, efficacy IL, that
,a- ale, have ean,;aniiy increased and wholly upon
4 own u.cfi- Tie et,ect 81 the Pain Killer upon
~ patient. WI IA taken internally in cases Of Coids
cough isc gel Iamp'elnt-. Cholera, Dy.entery. and
Other i-ctlor- Ai e syst m has been truly wonder
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-18
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
To my lJmlteL states mnd World.
wide UR~adesa

Wide u9r00cro.
have received many testimonials from pro
fessionsl and medical men. stpy almanacs and
various publications. have shown, all of which
are genuine. The following letter from highly
educated and popular physician In Georgia 10
certainly one Of the most sensible communicn
hons have ever received. Dr. Clement knows
exactly what ne speaks Of. and his testimony
deserves TO be written in letters Of gold. Hear
what the Doctor says Of BULLS WORN DE
sTROYER: