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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06

The shock Of an earthquake vas distinctly
lie q. Elfat.r m Norn.. ,te.be f.et


The shock Of an earthquake vas distinctly
felt a: Elkader Gu Monday nigh. last,
4 catfish wcig ing o, hundred pounds
was taken from the Cedar Z yer at waterloo
last week.
Wm. Robinson, formerly Of Dubuque.
was murdered by the Mexcans az Fort lu>
mas, AROMA, a5ou, TIE 1ss CT August
Sec Ueraid.
a man While driving his oow through the
streets Of dusca.;uc on SUNDAY last, picked
up piere Ct bone, ihfeT it at hef, Liz her,
ard s.e dropped dead In her tracks.
Henry Eckert of Elader, Clayton coun>
Is, was robbed las, w~ek IN harvest field
by u band Of men who presented loaded ps
tolls at bis bead. aud THUG extor,sd aii the
money he had, S3l 80.
-Four colorcd individuals were arrested in
Ouumwa on Monday morning last for plays
ing cards In the streets and Otherwise badly
d.porting themselves, and were fned $40,
ia all.
The State Register announces the return
OF NJ Dixon, its local editor. The sight
Of his right eye is entirely destroyed, as our
readers are already aware; but by the d
Of his remaining eye he manages TO move
shout without guide, but it is not well
enough TO read or write. lie will. remain
there three or four days, but will then be
compelled 20 return 10 Cincinnati to contn
ne for several mon his medical treatment for
the restoration, if possible, Of his left and
only eye.
A horse>race came off near Bro kyn,
Poweshiek county, recently, between g
Brooklyn mare and . Marengo horse, for q
purse of $500, in which the Brooklyn nag
vas the winner.
The local Of the Keokuk Gate City mus,
have seen tie popular game OF base hsi
under dissdvantsgeous circumstance. Thi,
is what he says: III you see an individual
With his hand done up in a rag, set i
down that he's been playing base ball. |
an individual passes you with his ey es II
mourning be assured that he was one 0
the mines Bloa,ed hands aud bunget
eyes seem to be the only lis that flesh il
heir to in this nicpality at this time
And yet base ball has none the .e-s sd
mlrersh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06

TuEolccicAL IAIN. Mr.. Baker, who ha.
recently been travelling in Africa, had the
following theological talk with a chiei named
Commoro
DO you see no difference between good
and bad actionsf' Commoro-"Yes. there
ara good and bad in men and beasts
"lpo you think that good man and
bad man SHIRE the same fate, ard alike die
and end 2 ComDoro-"ies; what else can
they doy How can they help dy ing Good
and bad al de-
Their bodies perish, but :her spirits re
main; the good iii happiness, the bad in
misery. II YOU have no belief in a future
state, why should man he goods Why
should he not be tad, il be can prosper by
wickedness, Commoro-"Ncss people
are bad; if they are strong they take from
the weak. The good people are all weak
they are good be, suss they are not strong
enough to be bad
Some corn had been taken out Of sack
for the horses, aud a lev eraits lay scat>
tered on the ground. I tried the beautiful
metaphor CT st. Paul ss an example Of
future state. Making small hole with
nv finger in the ground. placed . grain
within it. "Tha,." said, represents
YOU when you die Covering it with earth
continued: THAT grain will decay, but
from 1t will raise up the plant that viii
produce Temperance OF the original
iorm.' Commerce" Exactly SO; that |
understood. But the original grain does
not rise again it rots like the dead man,
md is ended; the fruit produced is rot
the same grain buried, bu' the production
of that grain so it is with the mani die
snd decay, and am ended; but ny chl>
if,n grow up like the fruit Of the grain
some men have no children. and some
grains peslsh without i,uit then all arc
,ydsd !"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06

'4OrrsiDH THE CONSTITUTION A little
information concerning the uncons,itu,ion-
Atty Of Radicalisn can be cleaned from
perusal Of Thad. Stevens significant lettey
in another column. Our SO dicrs fous hit fos
the constitution during the long war, Thad.
Stevens admits that Congress tights az inns,
it, Confession is good for the soul; may
much good result TO the country from tuis
important admission
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06

a NEW WEArsER GuIps.-Two drschms
OF eanpnof' halt drachm Of pure saltpetre.
nA'' oracnm OF muriate Of ammonia, and two
ounces OF proof spirits, in glass tube or
nsrro. pnis'. will make very good wsata.
rgu'ce. In dry weather the solution will
Iemsin clear. On the approach Ct a change
minute stars will sise up in the liquid, while
s'ormy weather viii be indicated b. the
very disturbed condition Of The sheaieal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06
AAIA/ENIl.\u

4 = y
With the qnickness of thought, without injuring
skin or fibre or leaving stain npon the scalp,
THE HEAD Is TRANSPORTED
or. in Other words, changed from red, or andy. or
white. grizzly grey. The may be- 10 a trans
cendeut black or brown by
THE MAGIC SPELL
Of that scientific wonder Of the century,
CW>TADORO'S HAIR DYE,
pure compound THAI defics rivalry anil is Manufsc
tuird by CnisTADORU. A-tor Nou-r y. Y.
Sold by ali Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dres-er-.
MANHOOD AND Youthful vIGoR are re
gained by usLsBoLD's ExrRAcr BUcnu. ti5d&~iy
WANTED Every man feeling the effects 81 a
habit courtct Il in youth, to send his name AM nd
does wi eeo' stamp for rcturn p's'ag,l TO DR. j.
EIxk GopRtr. Bx $50, Phtladvpbi. Pa wh'
wilt INFORM them Of amethod hy Which the, can he
cured, and the VI gor %: youth Restored. auv5ntm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06
LvON'S PERIODICAL DROPS !
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGU-
LAR1TIES.

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGC-
LAR1TiES.
These Drops are scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any Pills. Powders or
No,uums. Being liquid. their action 10 direct ard
poeiii7e rendering them relisble speedy and GER
tain specific for the Of all distractions and sup
preseions OF nature. Their popu a.ify indicated ~
the fact that over 1p,tUo bou &C are annually sold
and conenned by the ladies Of the United States.
every one II whom speak in the stronyest terms OF
praisc Of their greet merits They are rapidly taking
the place ofcvery other Female Remedy. and con-
eidefcd by all who know aught Of them, the sufest
eafest and most infsllible preparation In the world
for the cure Of all female complaints the removal Of
all distractions OF nature. and the promotion Of
health regularity and tsenxth. Explicit drsctions
eating when they may be ueed. and explauipe when
and Why they should not nor Ct uld not be used vi h.
out producing efccss contrary to natures ehosen
Laws. will he found carefully folded around ca hot
tie. with the written signature of Joiix L. LYos with.
out which none are genuine.
Prepared by d.. JOHN L. LYON, ie5 Ch,pc, 81
New Haven, Conn.,, who can be consulted eitber re,.
eonsly. by mail. enclosing .t%mp) conccrrpr nj
private disearer and female weaknesses.
sold BY Druggists everywhere.
oe.es.l Agents - u y Q. GA Csssd:s
= lo0dAW1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06

RECONSTRUCTION. lite law is said TO be
m~,,' 'ueneral Grant can do nothing
di> powers under The Reconstruction Act
afe 81 10 aymi ard Eadicai,sm "aaidly
Sna~s which 10 b'sme, Congress- Cor pas
sing ;l.s y" ilm.y. or Ger. Grant for
ace ptins The rre>iaen.s qu,5b,cs as a
just ln'eri rc'ai.on" Git. The law mean.
10 do certain th'"es. Blu, the law doe. not
sag 50; sud the President and q an, are
savsgely as,sil.d because they will no, do
wha, tie Law msant. instead ~ mercy
dong what says
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06

A Radica, scoundrcl-Dr. Peck, Of New
Richmond, Ind. attempted to get up an
alteration with Hon. G. L. vsliaadigham
on the steamer Coiumbis, near Ripley,a lev
days since. and succeeded in getting . &C.
we're trouncing st the hands Of The msts OF
the boat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.


II the ,rtir, corrc-I .iten,c rom south America,
central Nm ri,i aii The Wet Indies, received ly
Meets II, ~; - y Smith, curIg he list twelvc
mouths. were pabltshc1ut i.urtA, il would probably
be .ositsr,d uf th' up-t oX MIR inary 90" &c
u,us Of Appi,i af,ry tc~iimoay IN cord. TIE lc-
'"ts, it,, IN every variety ftylc. and cmsnai'ng
from In itdlnl- 90 am 4 every cia~s are. ncter-
thc'e-s. al II The oi.ur Phys lns. p-irsts
merchants. planters. military officers i-ans law
,c-s tell one story, al hitting. without reserve
qualc zion. that the toucs heretofore in u.s. in
thosr REGIONS have been ,cu ral and Justly super
- 'td by iosrfrrEgs Ban RS.
The confidence mantle ted by the people Of these
countries might be fairly called cnih"si ste. Yet
these not the only tokens 81 the CROWN. popu-
lart
nosTETTERS STOMACH BITTERs
The 'orcien orders fir the arti c from Europe Aus
tralia New leland China. Japan, Els, Indies Cape
Of Good Hope sand kich I-lanos. &C, have been
heavier than NJ any former period
A. an anti lote "a malaria strmachic and general
n,igor&nt they ali testify to its remarkable efficacy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06
GILMAN. son 4 CO..
BANKERS.

~ Exchange EslOCc. New York.
ESPECIAL attention devoted to Western bueiueee
Fey Sp. cula,,ve Accounts declined.
WESTERN REYxKySCgs:
Fifth National Bank, Chicago. Ill
City National Bank, .. :.
Merchants National Bank. Galens. IN.
Mcrchant-' National Baik, Davenport. Iowa.
National state Bank, of Dee Moines. Iowa.
state Nationsl Bank. Ke,kuk, Iowa.
state Bank Il Iowa and Bsapchee.
state Savings Association. II. Louis. Mo.
-. Loni. building aud Saving Association st. Louin
Firet National Rank OF Lafayette, New Albany and
J.fier-ouvilie. Indiana.
Peoples Bank Of Kentucky, Louieville. Ky.
Mssch snie Bank of L,uieytlie, - |" Oct10d1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06
she llth day Of Sep.
s.r.Y..r 4. -. 1897.

a,ioo'cio,kA VI ofihat day. then and there 70 give
- ,,t Il yl.w- ard take zach steps A. may
- t.,,a.l incident Or organizing the frople's
49,, 4 -. ni!rca state tlcset for The coming
o. cher ,lscitn
- W.. ,,,.t tri.t. lee n. possible, 10 bel unde'-
.'h,t'a trh Canafy shall ha,e vote In said Con
,,,ti,, ns,,aile 70 II popU iiion.
tx COW. PEOPLES PARTY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06

TnE New York Zutuae says sustaining
the President does not in The least dstract
from mans patriotism and fidelity q .
est'ssn. 0rssley, dea't yeu turn "copper"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06

FOR NON-RETENTioN ON TNCoNT1SENcE
Of Urine. irritsfion, Inflammation or ucers'ion Q.
the bladder or kidneys. diseases Of the PROSTATE
elands stone In the bladder calcnlue. gravel o. rck
dust deposit. and AL diseases Of the bladder. Kidneys
nd dfUpsicalsweniage~ lo&wly
~ HmuusrT tnm DxTnAR DucwD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM
TESTIMONIAL or MEDICAL NKN.

eroSr Poixr. White CO. Ark. May -. 20.
On JOINS Bril- Dear Sir: Last February wss In
Louisville purchasing druge. aud got eome VI your
Sarsaparn and Cetron Bitfers. My son-ir-law who
wlth me in the store. had been down with rheu
masm for some time. commenced On the Bitters,
ard found his general health improved. ir
tsist. who had been in bad health tried them, and he
also improved nr Coiee. who had been in bad
health for several stoma,h and liver affected
he improve very much Ivy the nee of your Bltters.
Indeed The Cedron Bt'ers has given you cr popu-
larify III this settlement. ] III liz eeua seil greet
qusntty oi Nour medicines this itl-cs pecially of
r,nr tedron B.ttcr~ and Snr-apai lila ship IN. vie
Memphis, care licketi & Nicely. kespecifglly.
II WAlIIER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06

Ma. RICHARD Sxrrn, whom the Jacobins
IN Cincinnati have nominated for Congress.
Gays. concerning the heavy burden Of deb,
that nov oppress,s the American people
10 no event should the distress be agra,
waited by purely partisan legislation" Con
gross has done nothing but aggravate the
distress BY purely partisan legislation .ince
the war closed. II Mr.. Richard Smith can
persuade Congress Of its duty not to asgra,
vstc the distress By purely partisan leci.la-
uoa, he Will devo!ep power bn; little hss
than eu'nipo'ent. The presumption X. that
Mr l. chard Smith Won, DO arytlinc OF
tn kmd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06
ExrsAc1 or Lr1rrr rncs rnovlprso.. Ala. |

ENikASi VI A LfllEt f."S 1 ko'ibfNc Aia-.
Ma, - is66
DR JorS BtIL: send Won So Tor GIDEON iiir
Trxs: please send what 1t viii Ia after paying
freight to Columbus. Miss have been tfonb,d for
sever wears with indigestion have had to take pills
every nigh ior ten ~ haeen AMI in February.
1861. vac attacked witt general paralysis ] was
confined to Tor the halailc, ef III. year and
In fact. continued III y.r. weak aud neFvuns coudi
tion urtii some Two IN -Ufhs since. when was put
under an operation. and y"ur Ccdrop Biterr Tor
treatment. commenced improving right away. and
am preiiy wen restored. You're, truly,
ocI2.-ieod6w-ly A. l.. NEAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06

The gre { success 81 HorF =
MAIL EXTRACT. II al'h Bev-
eiasc. h ~ b. cu lima. nsc III
b ,ur ; ate. as wed a. Other
Estate, oi the MON.
Is snper..Iit, ~ a Tonic
ha> been stat. ! by the report
ma e To the New York scad-
euy of Medicine by the Spec
ial Com n't,.c.
II inva us ili.y as = rem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06
More than 90 yenrs Or tho sue.
coastal use Of
"Pettil's American Eve Salve,"

lin which time over i.acoeNo boxes have been ueed)
has placed il beyond the pale OF experiment II has
uOt only Tor diseased eyee acute chfonic but for
I'll cutancoue inlammators. hnrns. chi,hlains cry
eipelas, ealfrhenn stinss OF insects Masqueto bte-
lire and all kindred lille: relieving PAINE AID healing
g II by magic. Being applied ExrRxsAiIY. II hae
never been known in single case. to iniurc. the
use 81 the Couching needle. Bis,oury probe of
burning csustics crrroding losione and Eye-wstefs
frequently does irrnparahle injury the by cor
roipy and forever destroying the delicate tissues that
constitute or envelope that sensitive organ.
For sale al wholesale and ressil at propretofr low
esf cash prices. STEVENSON Il CARNAHAN,
Druggists aud Agents for Prorrie;o.-. Davenport
Iowa dcc3f-liy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06


Ro-E WASH secret and delicate dis riders in all
their s'aves At little expense, little change w.
diet. no ineon seniencc and n" exposure. II IL plea
Alt In taste and odor. immediate In ts action AID
from nll injurious properties. tfess-dS1'y
DR. Schencls = Mandrake Pills
A SrasItrrrE ron cAtostt These Pill- com.
90 I'd OF various roots having the power 20 rcinx
the ~ecrctions % the liver promptly and er~tnay
a. blue tll mercury. and without produc' M any
OF those a. srcchbie dangerous eiicc,s Will Of
ten follows the use ~ the latter
In all bilious disorders these PILE may be used
with confidence. ~ they promote the discharge OF
vitiaed bile and remove the-. distractions from the
liver and hillary duets. which arc the cause of bill
ious affections IN general
sCnESCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS en-e Sick
Head ache, and ali disorders of the liver indicated
by salow skn coated ton cue. oo-tiyenes-, drow-i-
and general feeling Of weariae-- and as- itudc
showing that the liver Is in a to'pid ob.irac'ei
condition. In short. these PILE may be u-ef with
40 santnge III all cases when purgatvc Alternative
medicine il required
Plea G ask 20. " Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills"
and Observe that the two nkenes-es 81 the DR.
the Government stamp-on. when In the last stage
OF Consumpu n nni the other in his present health
Sold by Druggists and dealers. Prize - Ct per hox
Principal office No 10 North 9th st. Philr-lphia Pa
General Wholesale Agents John ID Park, y. T.
cor. OF Fourth and Walnut 81. Cine nnh' Ohio /;
Walker Il TAYLOR. 1874 and 1876 Wabash Avenue. chi
caso ~ Collins Bro hers south west cor Of "a &
Vine Streets. ST Louie. Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06

Der Of 80 much political dgkoess comes
one ray OF light for the Now Hampshire
Sta'anncn. republican paper, advocates
taxing United States bonds 1t says, ",he
People would sustain Congress If they
shon Goit mex, session. The people Will
net wait 10 sustain but they will max
IN eaily a.mGni OF the next Congress that
taxation shall tall upon the rich mau's bond.
cd wealth ss well as upon the poor mans
hard earned bread ard butter. They will
demand in in such way that no Congress
will dare refuse attention. The case 10 be
ing made up every day II Will not be pre-
sent dhya'ypa',icular party as now named.
ent y the People, by the masses, BY those
who can't own bonds and ere punished
therefor with unequal tax paving.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06

II seems that several OF the republican
papers ii Iowa are either afraid or ash named
Of th,ir la form adapted At ;he late State
Convention. The MH-cst,ue Journal points
ont the De- Moincs E.gtstcr. otunva Cou-
ricr. snd itself as the only three sheets IN
the State that give 1t cor cctly, and claims
that thc others have amended aud cxpurga
ted 1t 10 srit themselves. This Is queer
work. and not NJ all indicative Of sound
heath. hrt,er swallow /: whole, o. do as
We DO with the on M .de for The democr,c,
LEI y slide. IL = very base and cowaldly
indeed for thrce,f,ur,h. OF the ,epublicsn
] mra,ls Of the STATE TO thus cheat thor
Issu,rs. There is no lnub, that il the plat.
form We're thoroughly cigc ilat, Il as it came
liom the hands at the Convention, that the
patty would lose thousands Of votes, and
shAts why The people are ~, allowed 10
read II in the original.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06


Notions md r-oop raf-ts.
c II DrFORi.~1' d 90 - i.asett
novelty carriage yscrrts.
TfIos II BROWN Ar,ni -si.clrlan ,rs-n
and srlklrs Special attention given 10 III.
work Of n sind--ii adams ST.
Oils, Paints, u inGo,y C'r<s, DC.
wYflE l. ARMOUR -i.i soa'h Water St
Ea-cr Coi.a:r.
GARDEN CITY CO..i.ARt0 70 ststes 81,
I'npcr rsanciH.ss rad tsoddinc.
z. G. l.. TANoS d GO 4 y Lake st.
Richards, IRON WORKS.
Steam rn-in.- Saw MI. rawrr orr shelters !,
Machinery 100 Il i.2 hn-hin-toa ST
Rubber Goods.
RUBBER CLOTHING co F N 4 ". i
shepard; Agents 81 Lake St Coos Mt Net
nAILoGK s WHEELER Successors ,oy r
Ide.on & Co III Randolph St, after hay l. u.
Lake ST.
school r'rrni.u-r rnd an,-rat,a.
Gro. &C. V SHERWOOD III &AGi O.. 8.
Manufacturers aad iHh.isi
ship Chandler nnl sal ror:s.
GrvBrigT nF-nntHD - se5 ar
Water ST Tents Wagon tosr-- 70 r. aag3s
T.viac, Corins,c and Duc-..
CITHEnT HUBBARD 4 GO - ~ scr
Water -, Cotton, FAX. aad j e., wi
every description
wholesale 'Tobacconifts.
BECK & WITH -.js.apth Wa'rsi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06
DIR. RiwelOW,


s"VilfN. ior n" past ~ years. and IL therefore
the person wh'in MI afflicted should consult no one
ever ard of paitio his not being cured shce nc
has been in thi-eiiy. sreputaton has vouchers IN
Ill the city papers, ais patients aud The mel irHl pro
iession both here and broad as being tue mos ski
led specialists here and thorough MASTER Oh All sex
AL diseases II all other Gail, don't despair give
aim call ~ sonly comm.n occurrence win nm
10 cure sueh Cases II are separate lot lsiies
and gentlemen. and the mes, comp etc in the city.
Nouss MN Take Particular Notice. -D'cs"r Big
Glow derofes mneh nf his time 10 the treatment q
mos cases eansed by habit. which uins both
BODY ana mind. unfit the unfortunate individual
'or either ons nes- society TIE lad effect Of these
Early hsos or the excesscs " ripper years to weak
IN the ceniats the constitution destroy the phys-
cal ana mental powers. diminish and cnfeehle the
aatrra' seiinvs aa exhaust the vital energies OF
manhood fne pieasnres of lie are married. the object
Q. msrFiag frustrated and existence itself rendered
atern o. uncea-inp misery and regret Such persone
snose contemplating marriage. ehnuld lose
no ttme 70 making immediate application. NJ DR.. B.,
aud perm anent cure "
Consultations free and CO 1faential Once No IN
soua ciarx street, cor or Monroe half book from
the re- Once" Post o lie, Pox lSa. Chicago, III. =
Once hours rom N. to p
Send for MS Guide to He ,,th = uublished month
y. free OF charg,
\. B:-Ladics;. send for descriptive circalar q
teseers Remedie. the best preventive Of conceptico
knowD Beatto any addfooo me- eharGNt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06
OEvORE B. SHEPPARD
BANKERS.
Dnvsf RVvsnn uQu3A~a.

CELL EXCHANGE ON ALL PRINCIPAL. CITIES
~ OF the United States and Continental Europe Coz
lect ions made promptly ard RENTED ON day Of pay.
ment. fREFt RENCEa
National Bank OF Commerce, and W. n Lee. New
York: Merchants Ssstngs. Loan d Trust Ca, and
g. .. Hutchirs 4 Co.. Chicago Allen, Copp d Me-.
bet, and Jno. b. Vale D Co., q. Louia: lint Not
Bank, Rock Islsnd Illinois. ienS0- dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-06

edv for diseases 81 the Chest and Linrs has been
proved ty hundreds of welt ne by the iesi-
mouials ef he most cr,iren p v cisis.
HOFFrS MATT EXTRACT ha been used In many
hu.tttal Among o,ht ~ tie Military Hospitals
of WASHINGTON II C.. Perkins Institution. and
Mss-a, hGsetis Asylum for the II ind Bos,oii. Girs
Lodi Ing housc. New lori-. aud has Always show II
IL. tcue fits to lnvad-aud exhausted pyspeptcs. ana
10 persons affected with diseases OF the Chest Lungs
and Bowels. Sold everywhere.