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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

The AGENTS who ara now ut work in Ceor
ga inducing negroes 10 desert their employ
ers, are described TINS by corr spondent
I" never see one Of them that do not think
Of the tou,s for the Peter Funk auction.
rooms in New York. They all have the
same unctuous, 81 zinc manners. They
wear ponderous watch-chains aud cluster
diamond (?) pins. They frequently display,
accidentally on purpose, p'e'horc pocket
books Of an infni.. number Of compart-
ments. with a greenkack Of a large denumi-
nati"n bursting its calfsk bonds and strng
Cling to display it elf They all wear paper
collars and bobtall cGa,s, and some If the
more elegant smel horribly OF pa,ehouli a"d
rancid poma,um. They often own large
planting interests and are always on term,
Of the closes, Intimacy with all the mos.
prominent gentlemen IN the State from
wh CHI they pretend TO hail, and invariably
call them Jack and Bon and Jim, and their
wives and daughters the old woman and the
girls Sunday is their great day II is no
day Of res. for them. On the contrary, il is
the day on which their energies, mentally
and bodily. are strained to their utmost ca
pacity, and that philanthropy and six dollars
head are blended tremendously to the
widest extent rney are evidently respi"g
an abundant harvest
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09
This Joarnal and the City Election.

The Journal, with great flourish Of cap
iNls and exclamation points, claims lhe -
suit Of the city election on Monday as grsa.
republican triumph By which the rebel
stronghold Of the 9th district is "played out"
10 view Of the facts. the Journals jubilstion
10 little strange, aud exhibits . degree Of
rccklcssness and disregard Of truth Which
cshId only enesa,e from the here Of Bssls
creek, Of an }ex champion Of Breckenridge
Lscompson Democracy. If the defeat Of it.
party IN tho Is, Ward ny nearly unanimous
vote; BY twelve majority for Mayor and
abou. fifty majority for Trustee in the End
Ward, and a majority in its favor Of ouly
seven in the ard Ward, aud the election OF
every candidate but two on The cutrc Dem
ocratic ,isy and Ward tickets, 10 a " repub.i
can triumph then the J,,n7,cl has a RICH,
to rejoice. lt.hows that it is mighty thank.
full Tor small favors.
The Journal has = horror of figures, ex
cept when making out tills against the
county for printing tax lists; hence, in its
article on the election it studious'y avoids an
indulgence in the dreaded hierosl phics 1t
even does no, 90 i,s defeated candidates tn.
poor honor Of recording their names in The
"roll Of honor" Of those slain ia the con
test with "rebels.' But the Jou,nd felt too
good-was too much absorbed ia "bresthing
the pure air Of Freedom, and great po!iti-
cal hight, toned and mello~cd by the rays
from Heaven (probably Brule creek to
stoop to such grovcling things as men aud
figures. The fact that the Democratic party
conleacended to kick and cuff ;pol;,ic.!i,)
the old Indianian's little chattel, has filled
him with happiness and pride, and he is
therefore to some exten, justl6able in rejoic.
ing over tas evidence of consideration from
the hands-and feet Of his political oppo-
nents.
Abroad, where the real facts may no, be
come known, and where the Journals PEN
chant for taIsehooi is not understood, ,ha,
papers Article may have the effect t. mis-
lead some people in regard 20 the political
comp!exi'.n o: Sioux City; but here. where
the character of that paper is known, its
ebu!i.ion creates only dsrision and wonder
that man should Deliberately write himseli
down . liar at home, for the pusp Sc Of ere
ating false Impression abroad
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

fsasrs lover. Tie gold and most Of ,hs
valuable minerals along the eastern slope Of
kthe Rocky Moan ssins, are found in tho me,
snorpSsc, Or; - they are sometimes called
Ne szpic (dsstitsss Of organic life) rocks,
that Is crystalline, lims..onss, states, quartz
bsds, stc. Thsss rocks occur around the
Black Hills With > thickness Of 1000 to q
OoO fen. 70 lwLas extent the preciou. met.
%. w bs foasd ia these rocks, l will no.
attempt to forstelI. Ny facilities for exam
ina,ion were very poor, and only : super-
fetal one could b made; but enough was
determined 10 show that gold aud silver &C.
ours in greater Or less quantities, and that
al tbs'otber minerals occur in abuodapce.
Gypsum Is found 10 Deds from ten to City
f. e. in thickne,s-beau,ilul snowy gypsum.
Circumstances ma, prevent me frsm Ia
boring iu> this region for the next year or
two as much ss could desire, but my voice
and pen will always 10 used to advance that
pur,iou Of the Great IVES. 10 which have
felt 50 deep on ilterest for years. As much
Of my time each year - can spare from
my other duties, will b devoted to the de-
veIopment Of the scientific results which are
among the most magnificent on the face Of
the globe. Indeed. think that no area Of
the sane size has contributed 80 much to
science, on the globe. - that embraced
within the basin drained by the Missouri
river and ito tributaries.
Very respectfully,
F.V HAYDEN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

The Memphis Ava!ancAe, q Journal usual
ly very vio'en. in ns tone, iodulges in the
following chance bit Of sentiment:
"La,e at night, while the FIRE and lamps
burn Low aud dim, We lay down No. lO,O39,
vol. LXVlll, Of the National Inte'ligencer,
aud lean back to think, overcome BY the
many mem4ries which its familiar caption
calls up. We have read it constantly for
thirty Two years, minus the four bitter years
Of civil war, ard had the good for,uue to
know its old cd tors, Joe Gales AMI VIM W.
>eaton, both graf and good men, row mum.
b-red with the dead, b., OF immortal m.m-
Org.
Mot only of these princely gentlemen
does the I"teltigencer remind US. but OF
many, many another whom We were for,u-
nate in knowing, aud whom the ceuu,ry b.
Iost-Webs.Hr and Clay and Cri,tenden
Dawson, the COMMODORE Of Georgia, peer
less at the dinner table Rusk and Houston
and Floyd, kirdess heart ed Of all living mer ;
thas noble g ntemau, Butler, of Sou'h Car
o!nn Pren,iss, wos,hy to BE- called Ch,y>-
os'om, gold n mou'hel, aud not o"ly beyond
comparison tie INST eloquent, ba, the MOS,
genial ard generous OF men; large-hearted
Tom Corwin; X. it'll, gallant an good Bad
ger, wis. beyond other meu, of admirable Wit
and always enanored Of the truth; Sever
and Douglas, Clemens aud Qaitman, with
many dear old familiar face, Of others less
known to fame and ssen snore beloved,
crowd around US a. Ne write; the dead
ming'i"g with the living; Porter of the
SPIRIT aud Inman the artist, AID glorious
John Brongham. AID Al-x.,A-r Dimtry.
larKe-soued as ore Of h mr,'s herne. nrd
wise rs Plato, Breckenridge and Bo"h~m
Boyce aud Robert johnson. four men Of like
princely natures all these and manI ike
these we met \. Washington in the better
times, when the Svnate o. the Unitrd States
"a. in the Old Chamber, and that city was
tie capital of both the Northern and the
Southern States.
"Eheu, .fugaces! how the years drift away,
and We become gsrrulous. and forget that
the long lis. Of names, and the memories
they call up, Of tho reflections Of the gods
and times gone never to return, and sc-Re.
already dim as they recede into the past,
have interes, for no one but oursplf! New
ertheless, it 10 written, it is \ cry from The
heart. Let it stand. Thank God, neiihsr
power nor malice can ccnfscate aud sell for
c"in to knsves The happy or the sad meme n
toes Of the past
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

The negotiations which haze been for .
long time pending between the above road
and the Illinois Central, have no. Jet been
consummated. At one time it q a. thoug ht
that the rar.ies in whose hands the work
Was introsted, could not come to any agree
msut, and that no trans would DO made.
They have been resumed, however, and with
better prospects Of success. The D. nuq 1e
Times af late date has the following on
the subject:
Railroad men Sometimes change their
minds. Last Thursday i. was understood
that negotiations which had been pending
some time for the lease Of the Dubuque /
Sioux City Railroad by the /. C. Il. Il had
resulted in nothing, and that the parties had
abandoned the scheme. They did 90, but
only for . couple Of days. Last Saturday
negotiations were renewed which meant bus.
iness-inmsdia:e and conclu.,ve. ... .
"The gentlemen who now have the matter
in char &c are in Ch;cs 20 working il earnest,
the slight cessation and prospect Of failure
seeming to incite moro vigor on tho part oi
both corporations than ever. So the ouss-
sion will be settled. and probably BY The lease
Of the Dubuque / Sioux City road in-wcll
sometime this month, or Mt least before 1868
THE people along tho line Of the road
are, 90 far Is We can learn, hear. lily in favor
Of it, lease to tho Central, ~ that, in thsi,
opinion, would result in the speedy building
Of the bridge At Dubuque, and the extension
Of the read "wegwxra. - The feson woald
certainly obtain, for the lease will bind sh,
Central 10 do those very things."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

THsRE we're manufactured in tho United
6tstss, and ssld 70 the Gossrnnsst Daring
the war, 303, 9Gl bres ch- loading c4rbinss, :,
the price Ct 81 Is: 67O,6l7 rife nsnsksts,
ealibre So, Springfield model, 419.23; 54.-
III nuskets and lifes. cslibrs 80. Spring field
model, 423l5; 359.449 revolving pistol,
$3.50; 518 pistols Of various kinds % 10.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

The DAVENPORT BGoTHEks II Russia
The st. Pe.ersb rs correspondent Of the
Iandon Herald writes under date Of Janu-
sry 18th: -.. ..# ~.
The Davenport Brothers, With their cords
aid guitar and their wonderful cupboard, are
drawing crowds Of spectators TO tho grea.
hall Of the Artists Club, three times week
They will probably become fashionable q.
traction, 80 they have had the honor u 70
ing through their perforuanc,s before the
Imperial family. After having been %
roughly handled in - many places they ~
pear 10 bavs become wissr-tbsy say moth
ing about spiriir. but perform their clsvsI
tricks like any other conjuIers."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

ENGLISH LABoRERs FAA,siilNG The Lon
don Times, Of January y, says that twenty
thousand dock labnrers in England have no,
earned . shilling Tor two mouths, and adds ::
IA gentleman residing in the West Inda
road states that he had visited many Of the
working people at their houses in that neigh
borhood, and that the distress among the
mechanics and laborers is appalling. Many
Of them, be says, are quite dishesrtened. sit
ting within bare walls, with neither bed nor
clothing, and with their children AIN ST
naked and furnishing. Strong young men
had burst into tears on seee,ng him enter,
and pointed to their Shaving wives and chill
dren in silsu. despair ~. s"..~..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

The honor OF setting ap the frat printing
press belongs TO Massachusetts. The FIRST
newspaper published in North America was
he 'ston Ners letter, begun in 1904 by
John Campbell. The B sion Gazette pub.
h-hed in December. 1910. by Wm Broker,
and printed by Jane. Frankiin was III"
,econd newspaper. Then came tn. Nen
England Couraat. Tn. Boston Weekly Re
hearsal and Bns,oo Ereniny Post We're mex,
estxbh.hed by Thomas F,te,, whose mother
was the vertabie "Moihrr Goose The Erst
newspaper published in Gotham was the
New York Gazette, by William Bradf,rd, in
l725. Then came the Nex York Weekly
Journal, which was noted fpr IN. racin-ss OF
is advert,sements,o Of ~hich The 10 lowing is
an example: Wh.,ea, the wifa of Peter
Smith has left his BID and hoari, the public
are cautioned against trusting her, ss be will
pay no d.hts Of her contracting n h, - Tn"
beet Of garden seed sold BY the -Aid Peter
Smith n the sign Of the 60 den Hammer
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09


not foresec that this western country would
be so soon settled almo.t within sight of thu
Black Hills. When ! asce ended the Missouri
for The 6rn time 10 1853, Kansas was wild
Indian territory, and Government agents
were driving from It oil white men who
might Be attempting TO gain foo.Lold there.
Now Kansas il = state, Nebraska has JUS,
become one, and Colorado is knocking loud.
ly =, the door and must soon BE- admitted
Then will follow in quick succession, Dakota
Montana and Idaho. Since 1853, / have ex
Slesaa, w;sh. sasss, 81 ~sess ~npina,enesa, To.
territories Of Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota
Montana, Idaho and Colorado. and need
hardly ssy that have watched with .b.
deepest interest every step in .hs progress.
II their sdvanosment.
ooae objection might arise in regard e
The climate and the fertility Of the coil in Ii.
vicinity Of the Black iIi,ls I'll: .s..-.sa....-..
would reply that on the 9th Of March
1855, Igathersd flowers On the foot-hi!ls o.
the nountains, aud the green grass ~,
springing up evsrywhsrs, and The antslope'
were summing themselves in focks upon III,
hill-sidss. Spring had fairly come. Fo
considerable distance sishes way from tn
uoantaiss, the soil i quite fertile, IN,
vosM, isssy spinisa, b adapted to the cul
tivation " any Of the cereals which Or
1Aiaod IL ons western State. se
| The next question thas aries. psrtatns Il
~ .iasssl sssosrcss u Tho Black Hills.
will not spsat Of .hs:r geologiosl stroetpr'
N detail . this lime, buI reserve that for
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

N ens' and Boys' India RabSer so1s0
HOOts..in Ladies ana Misses wear. the
Flannel aud Fur lined ShOes,
oil at reduced prices Ny H,ssry stock
is large and of the latest styles OF
Laties Hoods Nahias Break.
fast shawls. &c. Also.
good stock Of Meme
Hosiery. etc., etc.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09

- We seasst your trade. Gics W call
tpiH not foil to profit gov. We sciu
pleased to see those purchasing to sell agate
at onr
..r.. Pearl Streets. .a
~ We will pay the highest market price for al
kiHds Of produce ."n'..
,-. ~. ,. DOO08 = %.
assx CITY, JA.sAsy ~, lsQ. r..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09
FOR SALI.--ssssiAP.

Cnn ACRES Of Prairie Land in Nebraska. two
sJVO aud half miles from SionS city, equal In
quality TO any in the Territory Alsc, roo acres Of
timber For further infoom ation enquire Or
sisux City, Nsrckie, iess-aa - '"''-'''g
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-11
BROAD CROMPTON

sss eA and MARROW LOOMS foseN eoods, Win
twenty four harness capacity; Operating three o.
four shuttle box eompastmsnts q ssch esds a IL
lathe especially adapted TO al descsipsioss Of cot
eon snd WOODEN goods including Fancy Csssin~ve.
1almofals. Shawle, &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-11
NEWS
ny TEkEGR.sPH,
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
WASHINGTON.
rOYsTsssgfn CONGRESS


wAsHseroa, Dec. IIoUsg--Mr
Briggs from the Commute on public lanus
reported ajJint RESOLUTION extending for two
wears he ti,ne allowed 10 The railroad ccm-
panies in Michigan and Wisconsin. TO en-
TILE them =, laul granted them under act
of March 81. 1850, with the provision that
these roads shall be completed GA OF be
fore December 3ls,. 1869.
Mr.. Washburne, Of llls, denounced the
bill as well as the whole policy OF land
grants as being Tor the benefit of railroad
companies and in opposition TO the Interest
II the public. He moved 10 lay the J int
resolution on the table.
Yeas, 81, nays Ill.
Mr.. Julian advocated the bill.
The resolution passed, yeas los, nays 80.
Mr.. Farnsworth, from the Post ONCE
Committee, reported joint resolution ma
ing il the duty Of tie Post Master Gcner-
al to allow Senators and members Of the
House the privilege Of examining all papers
and recommc ndxtions In his Office. pertain
ing to the appointments and removal o.
postmasters. Resolution passed.
The Speaker announced the next business
in order 10 be the confscation bill, which
on the 10Th of March last, was postponed
TIL tho second TUESDAY in December
Mr. Chandler addressed the House aeains
the measure, declaring that IL was time the
bsek rag of conliscatiOn was lowered ant
III, union.jsck raised in It's stead.
Mr. EldrIdge followed on the same side.
Further consideration OF the bill wa
postponed until the 2lst of January neat.
An adjournment for the holidays, on
the 10th Of december IL the 9th OF January
was agreed 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-11
Sr. Louls. June Is. 1858.

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-11
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nurlcy's Sarsapnrilla.

OF all the remedies that have been discovered du
ring the present rye for the thousand lille that flesh
" heir TO. none that equal this wonderful prepare
uon. Only ten years have elapsed ssnce the discov
sser who spent decade in stndying experiments,
aud res fcetlng 10 Arst introduced Il TO The pu
and II 10 already recognised by the moet eminent
ply scians In all parts Of tho country be the most
Surprising and effective remedy fcs certain disease
Of which they have knowledge.
AL other Ccmpouode or Syrups Of this root have
hitherto failed To command the sanction OF the Fac
uny because on being tcstcd, they have been found
10 contain noAioue ingredients. which reutralise the
good effects OF the Sareaparia, and oftertimes In
iurc the health Of the patient II 10 not with Hur
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oes
Affections Of the Bcaes. Hahitual Costiveneess
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-11

Jusraa Tau Soar cures .chspped hands. salt
sheun. pinp.-. aud all cntanenns affections, render
~ tho skin soft mud smooth. Manufactured ~
CAsWELl.. MACK & co, New York.
Sold by all Druggists tcbSdw&fSw ewiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-11
GENUINE cROnPTex LOON

With recent IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT, rsa.
dsrpg 1t better adapted than ever for nhe Yarn.
Rish Speed. and extent Of figure. The variety q
Looms made q these Work. embrace The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-11
TO TIE AFFLICTED.
Or. KNAPP Z son.

~ In6 a GD.
Or. KNAPP = SON,
Physicians and Surgeons. formerly Of New Yorx. are
treating successfully al
CHRONIC DISEASES.
which embraces the bestand most approved methods
Diseases. they treat SUCCESSFULLY III nervous and
Nsuregic asctions. alfcrmsof Scrofua, Fever sores
end od s. q ,es
Ia lie early stages raralysis Epilepsy salt sheum.
Headaches, ali Heart Diseases q children and
n~saaaal VVemDxuess Il Sexual Dis
RAISES. which are carrying thousands to their graves
annually EYE AND EAR
r,., ,r.at rusccrsfully new method all diseaaee
- ,Ss Eve and Ear. They have had more extensive
o,artiee and better success In the treatment Of al
Diseases - vWomen.
Than any other Physicans in America. They have
cured Who have been confined 70 their he'd Tor
years. They never fail to cure
= N = u N A n n m
n a'lstases; nomatter Of how long standing. Thsy
Asthma. = Il never returns. They havs : ssrs
Care los the distressing disease, HEMAORRHOlDS
OK PILES. They cure al diseases Of the Throat
Canoels.-Tbey have an extensive practice aud
wonderfal succefs In the treatment of Cancers,
Wiki they CURE without eating them ont OF using
Mngs. 0s red spot lore time IN having u atte ..
ded TO. - . timely treatment may ssve them nom
The hOfrOfs suffering and dcnfn OF an open CANCER
Catnrrh.C u red.-They sretrc.ting Catarrh On
new syosem which 10 sure cure for this diecaee.
Tnns consuIrArso for years have averaged from
exosfisnce unsurpassed by any snd equa1led Only By
We with II distinctly snderfteod that Dr. KNAPP
n NOT TRAVELLING Phytician He only visits FEW
PLACES OCCAL1ONAlLY. TO accommodate his M
serous patients who cannot conveniently visit him
In Chicago.
n Rsmenbss they do not promise to cars al sta-
ees Of Disease. WhiIe Ill diseases ers cureabe, II Ia
ken In season, al stages not. Your case may b
curable this week, mot nexr-to-day, mot tO-morr0wj
hence the danger Of delay.
No eses will h received Uken Mere are any
doubts IF Cure o. Relief
Ouf terms ere CAem: hence the noney must hc eeoo
With al orders for incidence IL costs from I've y
1fsesn dollars per month, to doctor with ns' wns0
inciudes mcdicines
~ The pO,r will be favored
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must WYieo their name. Stagc eno rOes
Once address plainly. All letters requinnk - ~
ewer, must contain letter stamp MO q
% n KNAPP SON. Boz 1881. Ghicsgos ~.
re Anv Off above diseases can - trceeoo sue
lssser .shen fhcv cannot see %.
~ Ersnp who has visited D9venpoft, lows, re-.
rlcslv fhe mast sx years, can Be cOnsulted at the
Gcott Mouse.
~ esturdsy snd eundey. My 11th and 18th, eetars
Az and Sunday. July ~ ~ tn. Saturday 10 -
az, Aug. nat go esle ~, eatesdsy sn1 eoneegs
a.. S0ek - M 01se1o - oundsg, Do. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-11

lIallsck's wor Is, "None know thee but
20 love thee, none name thee but t. praise"
may be fairly applied to Phalon's Might
Blooming Ccrcus." No ono who once u.es
tho perfumes ever relinquishes it. aud rosy
lipa are never weary III commenting and
re commenting it.-N9rfnich Courier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-11

DECIDED There seems 10 be no ques-
ton but what Goes Cough Balsam is the
greatest and best Cough preparation extant
in cases Of Group il is unfailing. Take lit
tie aud often. ond the result ia sure. 1t
should find . homo ia every household
The propricsors assure us il needs but one
trial to establish its merits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-11

,rnY. YOsrse CONGII.

erII.ERs' INrBisiAL oo1dH siheF
WIN eeccsusily cuse
~,rcus UoARsENESS. GROUP. WHooflN0
corGH. COLDS. INFLUENZA.
Ard ell dksss-ss oftAs
THROAT AND LUNGS.
~.,..c.a Nv all who have iced u. tie most
,s sra M -seious Cough Remedy
EVER INTRODUCED.
INA aorser should be withoutu.
~ No x.rs~ry {. oosplete withouin
In fsct q should he N every ism,iy, r,,o.,
- i,r.,i-s fpnv- known. Sc hundreds can 'esuy
- ss~r proved IT. cthese3. s. .,. 49,, A..
prcms, IN i,s session. 81, s,near,.es and
Vasrcsr.
L. Skill. ~ " w. Ptttsbuss, Ps.
~ III Dvncaasss ians0 dAwiy-i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-11

noItesAf'H PnsA.-fEvKa AND Asrr-rhe pre-
patstcns Of Qulnne aud Calamol prescribed by the
taealty for this disease more destructive in their
rsvascs on the human body than the complaint it
seif. verify ing tho old sdsse"a remedy than
the disease"- Halivwa,'s PILE possese no mineral
poison. and are more speedy aud efiicacions pro
tasta. permanent cure. Sold by all druggists.