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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31
GENERAL VIEW OF THE

Il GENERAL VIEW OF THE
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a Extract Beverage OF Health
= applicable
nv 1({tSy.YJHS In Cases of Weakness
NIX RzE1,t' of Digestion. Proofs Of its
xN0IT efficacy Mrs. Amanls For-
vfi&S1EkY1 ~ doh, ONO IL? Wooster st..
Vx3ASl8& writes :-"By advice OF my
N8 &s12b physician, DR.. Chauveau,
have taken HoG e Malt IA
tract. and can now partske of any kind Of food
2. For Dyspepsia in General.-Mr WillSm Moller,
Of No. West Twentieth street, writes = rec
ommeod chesrfuily Hon Z Malt Extract to dyr-
peptcs. have never found such splendid bev-
esags.
3. Pop : Fonl State of Stomach.
Mrs Dadener OF No 266 Rivington street writes;
"My husband has been entirely cured Of his dis
order Of the etomach
4. For Exhausted Persons.
NV physician lie in favor Of II, and did not think
that It could disagree with his medicines"
PA. BEERS.
.. For Bodily Weakness.
lam. 1 fear . confirmed invalid: have rsed ale
and porter. &C. and no medicine seems TO bene-
At me; bus HoH's Malt Extract IL just the thing
need. liar ford, Conn. X. S. STEPHENSON.
9. In Catarshs. especially Obstinate
Mr.. Welsh Edwards, OF the New York The atre
writea 70 Mt. Hof MY wife has been entirely
cured Of her sore throat BY the nee, etc"
Sold at druggists' and grocers Persons wishing
agencies might apply to Hofs Malt Estract Depot,
ba2 Broadway, n. T.. or LANoFELDr, THODE 4
CO.. Sole Agents, Davenport Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31

Private Consultations,
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containing 80 RACES and ion illustrations on the An.
atomy and Physiology Of the Sexual Orgsne of both
Sexes In health and disease. with Treatise ON Sex
nal Diseases including Self Abure Private Diseases
Female Complaints, Sc, with new methods Of treat.
msnt, Intended a. guide for Married and SINGLE
Sent under zeal TO any address, price u.
Thoee Afflicted with Hernia, Deafness rstulA Piles
Nocturnal Emmissiona varicocele, By enclosing Q
stamp will receive price list Of our sew pensdIes
Tor these diseases.
Those desiring limit their Offspring, can snclose
stamp for Pamphlet containing eneraviDgs and 81
pauatiOns Of the above preventive with an essay on
dental. Address Al letters to J. 8 WILLIAMS,
aug2o-dly Drawer 245. Louisville. Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31
TESTIMONIAL OF MEDICAL MEN.

Cf0Nr POlNf, White CO. Arid May Is, ~.
Dn JONI BrlL-Dear Sir: Last February was In
Louisville purchasing drugs. and got come Of your
Sarsaparils and Cedron Bitters. Ny son-in-law who
wsa with me In the store, had been down with rheu
matism for como time, commenced on the Bitters,
and soon found his general health improved. DR.
0tst who had been in bad health tried them and he
also improved DIR. Coffee, who had been in bad
he improved very much BY the use Of your Bitters
Indeed the Cedrun Bitter has given you great popu-
lasifS In this settlement think could sell q great
quahtity OF your medicines this fall-cspecially OF
your Cedron Btfers and Sarrapsrilla. Ship me via
Memphis, care Kekett 4 Nicely. Respectfully.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Use HkLxBoLp's Ex1RAcr Bucuu AND In
Proved Roeg WASH ffebS-d&vIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31
hELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BU-
kHU
IL the Great Diursfic.

: uxi.xsoLps CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sAssArARiLLA
ksNe Great Rood Purifier.
Both are prepared ACCORDING 20 rules OF Pharmacy
and Chemistry aud the most active 'hes can he
made tebsd&~iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31


The National Line comprises the following first.
class doublecngine Iron Steamships, with water
tight compartments.
ENGLAND. CART GsAoK, 3, $50 tom SCOTLAND,
Carr HALL. a,6sS tons VIRGINIA. Cart. PHowsE,
2,ssa tons HELvETIA, 0rr. OeiLvIE. 33i5 tons !;
DENMAhk. Carr. TnoMrsos. s,ii7 tons: The
QUEEN, GAIT, GRoGAS. 3,JiI tons ERIN, Cart.
Gurrsa, s,sio toms; PENNSYLVANIA. Carr.
LEwIs, asia tons: LOUISIANA, Carr. THonsos,
2,l66 tons FRANCE and GERMANY building.
Sailing every saturday from New York; every
"Wednesday # I'm Liverpool and Queenstown Cork
Harbor
The National Steam Navigation Company, ofLiv-
erpoo intend despatching, this month, from New
York, the following Steamships
From New York to Queenstown or Liverpool.
Cabin 500, Storage, $50.
To Antwerp, Cabin, sii5 Steeragc, $50.
10 Hamburg, Cabin, $ll5: Steerage, $37.
To Bremen. Cabin, SIPS, Storage, ass.
To Iiavre, Cabin. $ii6 Storage, s87.
To Paris, Cabin, $i20; Steerage, $40.
Drafts issued for any amount On any Bank IL Great
Britain, and Ireland, At the lowest rate.
Steerage passage tckets to bring parties from Liv
erpool Queenstown, Cork Harbor) for $35 in cur
rency. Sold by z. Z. DUNCAN. Davenport, Iowa.
Agent for the National Steam Navigation Compa-
ny 81 and " broadway, New York. augi7.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31

Tn ssNbsal Of the Rump Congress 70 or.
de- % Investigation Of the charge .ha,
esuthssn ssldiess wsss badly treated 10
Nosthsra prissas during The war, excises
much comment among the press. TheNew
York Tribune he's the msnliness to use the
following language on the subject:
''These 10 not . sympathiser with The
Lest Csses' on earth. who viii not triumph
antly read and cite Il ~ an evidence that
the Republicans DARn NOT make full and
fair investigator Of the treatment Of psis.
onsss ~ sach party = our late Civil War
0oe ovon be(ceo = ooumittee Of theis own
o6oooeooa ~ impartial wosld will b
Gkely = agee VIII tkea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31
LONDON 4 NEW YORI

HTEA N SHIP LINE.
Passage to London or res', 4l10, $40, and $40 cur
4ency.
months.
. BELLONA. Capt Dixon. from New York Aug 8.
CELIA, Capt. olcad Ill from New York, Ang. II.
VIM. PENN, Capt. nillinre from New York Aug. 81
ATLANTA, Capt. Pnkham. from New York Sept IA
The new and elegant British iron steamship BEL
Iona, will leave pier No. North River. for Lon
doD, calling at Brest on Saturday, Aug 3d. at IL N.
Until further notice all she steamers of this line will
call at Bres,, to land passengers.
Tickets sold through by rail TO Paris at 20 per
cent. lees than regular rates.
Freight wiQ96Ae taken and through bills OF lading
given 10 HAVE, Antwerp Rotterdam. AIMS terdam and
Dunkirk.
For passage apply to
kOB'TN. CLARK, 20 Broadway,
For height apply at 81 South Sc
ROWLAND Il ASP1NWALL, Agents.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD, Agent Davenport. Feb9-tf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31

ENFRBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
of both sexes, use HTLxRoi D's ExrnAcT BucHu. II
will give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable
you 10 tleep we'll ffeb5-d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31

LADIES can receive box OF DR.. velpau's Pills by
NATL sealed from the eyee OF the public by enclosing
dollar and elk postage stamps to N. w. MA
CONNER ALBANY. n Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31

AND MERCY Howard ESSAYS, on the Errors,
Abuses and iseascs which form the bnsia Of the era
sest Mslades In the first age of man. and fearfully
sap the vital powers with meat of relief Sent
10 sealed letter nvelopcs. free of charge. Address
DR. sKlLLlN HoUGHTON Howard Assoc iati n,
Philadeluhn. IA. maylS-dSw3tn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
EEi.MBOlp'e EXTRAcT BrcHu teh3 d&Wly

What Every One Wants.
A good, reliable medicine that will be on hand
when required. and never fails when called on That
is to be obtained in Dr. Tobias Celebrated Ne-
netan lnimeni. Many thousands call Il the Won
der OF the Age II does all that is represented and
more II cures Diarrhaa Dysentcry. Collie. Spasms,
V.miting, Group md Sea-sickness ms surely as ii IL
used. and il perfectly innocent 10 take internally.
in double the quantity named in thu directions;
aud "a external remedy for Chronic Rheumatism,
Cuts, Bruises. Old Sores, Mumps, Toothache, Head.
ache, Sore Throat Sprains, Insect Stings, Pains in
the Back, Chest and Limbs thousands have testified
TO, and their certificates be by any one at
the Doctors Depot. Sc Cortlandt Street, New York.
Hundreds of physicians use it In their practice II
has been introduced since Is47. and hundreds who
now have II IN their houses. say they would not be
without II even II was 40 per bottle. Every drop
lie xed bv DR. Tobias himself. and can be depended
on. Only ~ cents and ~ per bottle. Sold by all
druggi, ts lroughout the United States and in Eu
Den ID Cortlanat street New FORK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31

HELMBOID'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU Is
pleasant In taste and pdor. free from all injurious
properties. and immediate in Is action. [d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31

: 1Iabitual Costiveness causes
Headache. Dizziness, Worms. Liver plant, Dys-
pepsia, Sour Stomach, Bad Breath. &C. The surest
preventive s Ds. HARaIsos's PrnrsrALrIc LozrSaRRs
being both Tonic and Lsxat e. they restore nature
thereby curing costive habit In the opinion of
every Druggist they the most easan, and cfTec-
tual remedy for the Piles and the only one that
reaches the cause. rs outward applications are only
time and money wasted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31
Misguided Men. AND THE LAW or

TIE GLORY OF MAN is STRESGTH-Thcre-
fore the aud detilitated should imned ate
ly use HiNBoLp's EXTRACT Bucfv. fdsw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BuCHC and INrpovED
RosE WASH euree secret and delicate dis riders in all
their stages at little expense, LITTLE Issnyy.
diet no inconvenience I. t \. y
rec from az se--,uot. immediate In It's action. abt
iniuIiOus ppnperfieA. ffehS-d6WIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31

Ins New Hamshire Radicals did not dare
% nv sne "constAbulsry" system in that
State. They were afraid people wouldn',
tolerate 1t Or 'ts authors. They had ma
jorisy Of some seventy-hve in the popular
branch Of the Legislature and indesoi,e,v
postponed the bill by twenty majority.
Thsv had the same intoleraut disposition
- he last Maine Legislature, but not the
same boldness. They. however, cqualed
them IN voting themselves an increase Of
~ Sos their services. Maine and Nassa
chuseete aes The only States in the country
whess sAls edisss system would BE- toler,
stsd twenty four hours.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-23
To-Day's Advertisem' is.
TRUNTEE,SSALE.


A HEREAS, WILLIAM FRIZZELL AND
w Cynthia, his wife, of tho city of Rock
Island, county of Rock Island, and state Of Illi-
nois, did, by their certain deed of trust dated
April 10th, AID. 1860, convey unto David Barnes,
Of said city, his heirs and assigns forever, the
following town lots, situated in Spencer 4 Cases
addition to the old town of Rock Island formerly
Stephenson) in said county, described as follow g.,
to-wit Lets four ~, five (5) and east forty (40)
feet of lot two (2) in block twelve Q2), in trust
to secure the payment of n certain promisory
note dated April goth, A. ID. 1860, made by said
William Frizzell, for the sum of Sl,352, payable
one year after date, to Samuel Bowles, or order,
with interest as in said note specified, in which
deed OF trust il was provided that in case said
note was not paid when due, said trustee, David
Barnes should sell said tracts of land to pay said
note when requested SO 10 do by said Samuel
Bowles.
And whereas, at the January term, A. D. 1857,
of the circut court of said county, the said David
Barnes WIS, by an order Of said court, in chan
Gerry, discharged from his Office of trustee by said
deed of trust created, and the undersigned, Cor
nelus Lynde, Jr., appointed by said order of
said court trustee in place and stead of said David
Barnes. !
And whereas, said promissory note is now due
and unpaid, and said Samuel Bowles, the holder
of said note, requests that sell said tracts oil
land to pay the same.
Now, therefore, in accordance with the terms,
conditions and provisions of said deed of trust,
and theterms Of the said order Of said court the
undersigned viii, ON THURSDAY, THE 18TH
DAY OF MAY NEXT, at the hour of 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the front door of the the Court House
in said city, sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, said tracts of land such por-
lions thereof as may be necessary to pay and dis
| charge said promissory note, with interest due
thereon, at the rate of per cent per snnum from
| the date thereof.
- CORNELIUS LYNDE, JR., Trustee.
| Rock Island, Ills, April %, 1867.
| apr23dlaw3w.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-23
Capstal Cities Awake.

Recent elections disclose the fact that the
head eenters of several states in which cleo
tons have just been held are truly democrat
ic. These capitals have had abundant OBJ
portunltles OF seeing the corruption of the
times. Abhorring such "deviltries.n thew
cling to the old democratic virtues and keen
the faith OF the fathers. Prominent amongst
them are the capitals of New York, Albany
the capital of Ohio, Columbus; the capital Of
New Jersey, New Brunswick; the capital Of
Connecticut, New Haven, and the capital O,
Illinois, Springfield. Each of these domi
nant states, by the voice of their political
head centers, have declared for reform and
retrenchment. 1t is a worthy beginning
and will be followed by other states in good
time The days of the corruptionists and
destructives are numbered. The people viii
not clamor vainly for a restoration of the
good times.-Spring1feld Register.
Add St. Paul, the capital of Minnesota
and Madison, the capital of Wisconsin.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-23

While it is generally known among manu-
facturers that any trade mark, motto, or de-
sign, which they may adopt as the symbol of
any particular article of manufacture, is pro-
tected to a certain extent by state laws, it is.
perhaps, not known that congress has re-
Gently taken cognizancs of this matter, by
allowing parties to take out patents for thei-.
trade marks, and by prescribing penalties
for any infringement of the same.
Thus, miller may take out a patent for
the brand of his -four, and all persons copy
ing the same can be prosecuted in any o..
s. court. The penalties may be assessed, at
the option of the judge, at treble the dam.
ages found by the jury to have been sustain
ed. 49, -. se g..
All manufacturers know very well that the
actual loss attending the counterfeit of a
trade mark, is not all there is to be appre-
hended; an imposition upon the public of a
poorer article under the well-known brand
of the original manufacture, is calculated to
DESTROY the reputation and sale of the goods,
and ultimately to compel the disuse of the
brand altogether. A design properly pat
ented and marked as such, is notice to all
the world, and oreUents counterfeits upon it,
as, in case of prosecution, no one could put
in plea of ignorance.
In some states the damages are nominal,
and the laws of no two states are similar,
making a resort to the common law unequal
in its remedy, and not to be compared to the
advantages arising from a prosecution under
the act of congress; while person protect
ed by patent has choice of remedies and
can prosecute under the act Of congress or
under the state law, whichever is most bene-
fetal.
Patents are issued for periods ranging
from three and half years up to fourteen
years, with the privilege of an extension of
seven years after the expiration of the orig
inal patent. The cost of obtaining them is
very trifing, not exceeding ten to twenty
dollars. In view of the great protection
they afford to those whose reputation is foun.
ded upon the quality of certain brands of
goods, it has become the settled policy of
eastern manufacturers to secure to them
selves the exclusive right to use these
brands and designs, in the manner provided
for by the act of congress referred to. As
our city is widely and favorably known
throughout the United States by the excel
lence of its manufactures, this is matter
which concerns our citizens generally, and
is worthy their careful attention.-St. Louis
Republican.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-23

The Washington Inlesligencer has receiv-
ed advices from the various conservative
sources in Virginia, the Carolinas and Geor-
gia, to the effect that there is much less diff
ficulty az to reconstruction than was expect
ed. The congressional plan is generally &C
quiesced in, and no idea prevails in these
states of suspending state cooperation in
the work of reorganization with the expec.
tation that the supreme court viii grant an
INDUCTION. The Inteltigencer adds that res
toration cannot longer be deferred without
prolonged and aggravated Injury to the ma.
terial interests of the south. Judge Sharkey
it is understood. has about given up all hope
of getting his injunction from the supreme
court. He says the decision made recently
virtually goes to the extent of declaring that
all officers acting under the Presidents ex
press orders in carrying out the military re.
construction law are shielded by the execu-
tive prerogative, and can be no more enjoin-
ed Mr.. johnson himself.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-23
A Magician Buying Eggs.

The Atlanta Neu Era of the 2lst, tells the
following:
The far-famed Robert Houdin, who is now
dehghting crowds at the theatre by his weird
performances, cannot be satisfied with his
legitimate triumphs before an audience, but
occasionally does neat thing for his own
amusement, very much to the surprise of all
who may happen to be present.
On Saturday last, while passing an timer
ant vender of cheap provisions, Mr.. Houdin
suddenly paused and inquired:
"How do you sell eggs, auntie?'
Dem eggs?" was the response, "dey am q
picayune piece-fresh too, de las one OF
dem; billed 'em myself and knows dey's fus
rate"
"Well, I'll try EN- said the magician, as
he laid down bit, of fractional currency
"Have you pepper and salt?'
ayes, sar, dere dey is" said the sable sales
woman, watching her customer with intense
interest.
Leisurely drawing out q neat little pen
knife, Mr.. Houdin proceeded very quietly tt
cut the egg exactly in half, when suddenly {
bright, new twenty-five cent piece was discov
| cred lying imbedded in the yolk, APPARENT,
| as bright as when it first came from the mint
Very cooliy the great magician transferred
the coin to his vest pocket, and, taking III
another egg, inquired:
"And how much do you ask for this egg p
ode Lord bress my soul! Dat egg? d.
fact am, boss, dis egg is worth dime
shuah p
"All right" was the response, ''here's you
dime now give me the egg"
Separating it with an exact precision that
the colored lady watched most eagerly, a quar-
ter eagle was carefully picked out of the cen
tire of the egg, and placed in the vest pocke
of the operator, as before. The old woman
was thunderstorm, as well she might have
been, and her customer had to ask her price
for the third egg two or three times before he
could obtain o reply.
SDar's no use talkin, mars'r, said the be
wildered old darkey, Il couldn't let you hah
dat dar egg, not no how, for less dan quar-
ter | declar to de Lord | can't"
Every good" said Houdin, whose impurtur
bable features were as solemn as an under
taker, "there is your quarter, and here is the
egg All right
As he opened the last egg, brace of fv'
dollar gold pieces were discovered snuglJ
deposited in the very heart of the yolk
| and jingling then merrily together in hi.
palm, the savant coolly remarked "Very
good eggs, indeed; I rather like them
and while I am about it, l believe II
buy dozen. What is the price? p
Il say price," screamed the amazed daugh
| ter of Ham. "You couldn't buy dem eggs
mars'r for all de money you's got No! da
you couldn't. Use gwine to take dem egg
all home, is, and dat money in dem egg
all b'Iongs to me. 1t does dat. Couldn'
sell no more OBJ dem eggs no how"
Amid the roar Of the spectators, the beni
GIFTED African started for her domicil t,
"smash dem eggs" but with what success w,
ahla IN relata
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-23

The Detroit Post says: 'If every mother
in this country guilty of murder should be
hung for the crime, the married women in
many of the states would be decimated.'
This is the first sentence of an elaborate arti.
Gle in which proofs are given to sustain and
confirm the horrible fact alleged. And yet
cruel and criminal and murderous as the
crimes charged are, it is but too true that
they are committed in almost every house
hold. In some of the states, the crime allu
ded to is made penal by special statute, and
the penaiy'is applied to physicians as well as
to other abortionists who are accessories te
its commission.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-23

The New York Heralds Leavenworth
special says affairs on the plains are assum-
ing an interesting phase. General Sherman
had arrived at Leavenworth. Gen1 Augur
was about to move westward from Fort Phil.
Kearney with 5000 men. Eleven thousand
Indians were encamped between Forts Kear-
ney and Smith, waiting until grass to com,
mence hostilities;a and General Hancock's ex,
petition is in distress at Fort Larned, being
unable to move for want of forage.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-23
The United States senate has adjourned,

The United States senate has adjourned,
leaving several Offices untitled. They are
mostly confined to collectors, assessors, and
small postmasters, and are chiefly in the
western states. The only important offices
untitled are those of naval officer for New
York and consul general of HAVANA. The
President claims the right to fill these by
appointment during the recess, as well as
the mission to Austria.
When congress adjourned, it adjourned to
meet in July, if quorum was then present ;
if not, then in November. 1t is not believed
that quorum will be present in July.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-23
What We've Bought and What we Paid for it

Since the present government was estab-
lished, the United States have acquired the
following territory, on the terms named:
l. The purchase of Louisiana and Miss
issippi Valley, in 1903, from France, for SIS,
100000.
2 The purchase of Florida, in 1919, from
Spain, for $3,000,000.
3. The annexation of Texas, in 1845.
4. The purchase OF California, New Mexico
and Utah, from Mexico, for $4,000 in
l848.
5. The purchase of Arizona from Mexico,
Tor $4,000, 900, in 1854.
b. The purchase of the immense Russian
possessions, running down on the Pacific
coast from the North Pole to fiftv.fonr FORTY
north latitude, at which line Il strikes the
British possessions, for $4,000
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-23

A fellow went into the clerks Office tho
other day to get a marriage Certificate. AZ
ter looking at the instrument awhile he
beckoned the clerk aside. "See here mis-,
ter" said he confdentially, "ean't you date
this thing back about two months ?" The
clerk assured him that he could not. sWel.n
said ne, Il don't care anything about it N.Y.
self, but her folks rather insist upon ii',-
Bureau County lIlll Republican.