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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

PROBABLE RMLmASr or Mn. DAVIS =
There IS not much d"ubt OF the speedy
release OF 'RIrSDn Davis from conlinr.
mnnl il time is afforded before The rccrs.,
nl Congress to act or the resolution oE
senator Wilson, Introduced in Tie Sea-
ate to day. NcnrIy al the leading
Radicals have for year rast rlamorr,i
Gather Tor his trial or discharge. Thad.
deus Stevens, III particular, has always
been opposed TO any personal pml H.
mcn' Of tho Confederate l,.alrr; his cry
is, "Conhscatc their property ana 1t
thrn, CO., the stand and deliver policy.
The objections OF Chic! J lSiice Chas"
TO try ca ics in Virginia have been ra,l,.
cr augmented than decreased 81 recent
legislation, AID in view OF this fact, il
Congress passes the resolution nf Mr..
Wilson, which Il very probable, the
President will promptly order The re-.
lease Of Mr. Davis on his own rocogni.
XanCo - .SuN.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

y now trade has hceu openly START
ed in Paris-~.that ofa shy. a person
adycrtlscs an oilicc, - &h!ch yon
hayo but to apply in 2,iut q Obtain
inf"rmationras regards family secrets,
the tracing of adebtor, anG.,ue gen
"ral surveillance Of par,ir<1 IN whom
one may be Interested
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

Deserlemr new organ, y country editor
says "the swell died away in delicious
snV"catlon, like one singing sweet sore
ia"'ef Che bed clothes"
me FIRST gold coins, called seuineas,'
were struck n'the reign Of Charles il, md
received the n"tne hocOusc they were c,incd
from gold brought fYcm Guinea. ~ ,9lk
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

\ liila chap who had among his
Christmas presents, Il 'mcchanicul
hox," IN which two "co!ored puSson>"
were intended to dance on hci,.c
wound up, found it would not work,
nnd appealed to an Older brother to
six It." Jack looked at it, and i'm
mcdia,cly exclaimed, "Why they
can't be 50 fixed 50 as to work, Bob, =,
they arc free, you know"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19
INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

There was no meeting Of tho Metropolitan Revenue
Board yesterday. Deputy Commissioner Parnel having
been called TO washngton on business connected with
the department has not Jet returned Only seizure
was rcportcd-that Of barrels Of vhskcy found
pier No North river branded 81 r. Morris, Bourbon
whiskey Ell Prime, general Inspector. Third dis
trict Md. Nov. H. 1867" The whiskey placed In
United states bonded warehouse, No So Broadway, 10
await an Investigation - 70 the payment Of TAI.
Inspector Conatty. connected with Collector Dailcy's
ONCE yesterday made seizure Of twenty three
OF tobacco a the establishment OF IL Messenger Co.,
Maiden lane, on ground that twas the property Of
W. s. Kmba Of Rochester purchased from Messenger
Coz whose property IL being searched for by government
officers II Is alleged that Mr. Kimbail arrested not
long sgo in Rochester charges OF attempting TO bride
the Department and that after an examination OF
she before . United States Commissioner, he was
held await tbs acton Of tho Grand Jury His place Of
business seized at the time and turned over for
prosecution. Tue property found al Messenger 0. e
be his, will also be Iurnsd tor legal proceed
ings.
il was rumored ION the street, yesterday that the
Department has decided to abolish the Metropolitan
Revenue Board and to revert TO the old system OF col
leciing tax There 10 no verihcauon Of this rumor ~
Jet
The parties interested In the tax and regulation
governing alcohol and distilled spirits propose holdn
meeting embracing the general trade viz:-Disters
rccers, alcohol manufacturers, wholesale druggists
manufacturers and Dealers at ths Astor House,
slider tho evils OF the present system ~ taxation and TO
choose delegates to attend national Convention, TO DO
held In WASHINGTON, ID. c., the second Tuesday OF
December, at which Convention is expected large
aud influential representation OF the trade throughout
the United will DO present, 10 determine and unite
Coneress aud themselves touching the OF spirits
and its rcgulatiuna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19

soap hsn, screen. CLOCK E nd carriage. aud labor
Screen, oosihcd ir: set ana cart.ro .. tc :am.
1t Is supposed that it would be difficult 70 name
q article necessary for the use Of your Office which
does not appear ia the ample list above and II is
surprising that in twenty-five months the sum Of
$3.50 should be absorbed BY you for other " con-
tngent expenses Of office."-
1t also appears that you had CHARGED in other
accounts for the fees you had paid 10 the courts
and clerks Office for reporting, referees wtnesses
subpGnas. law books. blanks. certificates, &c.
The Association now proposes 70 direct your At
By tho charter Of the city Of New York and
other scts Of the Legislature you are constituted
The legal adviser and counsel In all suits by and
against the city and county You are paid salary
a 81, 900 per aunum; Jon also allowed sl2 900
per Annum with which to pay competent clerks
and assistants; and yet since you have been in
once you have employed aboot fifteen extra
fees 70 the aggregate Of $44,ell, Of which amount
one Of these lawyers alone received t2l TIT, and
another Of them 1915.
lawyers, Judgments TO the amount Of sl7l $50 rs
were entered against the city, Of which over two
hundred thousand dollars are In direct violation Of
the Law. t.f fsf4
But in Justice 70 the legal gentlemen 20 en-.
ployed BY you 10 ought 70 Be stated that in those
advertising and printing claims which you advised
le Comptroller g pay, you did not employ any
y probable they vosId have produced q different
result II the fact that you did not retain eminent
counsel 70 defend the city against the illegal ad-
vertising and stationery claims be taken In con-
necdon with the fact that you Afterwards urged
the Comptroller 20 pay al those claims, but one
inference can be drawn-that you did not wish
those claims to be defeated. The Association
now presents few Of the instances In which Won
did employ extra counsel and pay them from the
city treasury.
Last summer this Association applied 70 Charles
@. CorssIl, then Street Commissioner, for per-
mission to examine some contracts on fle IN he
department.. He refused, and mandamus was
sued out 10 compel him. The Supreme Court.
after hearing Whist he had to say, Commanded him
TO allow the examinations. Now, although che
refusal Of Mr.. Cornell was . personal matter
which had nothing 70 do with the rights OF the
city, yet you stepped forth without authority and
retained counsel FOR Mr. Cornell, and paid such
counsel fee OF $50 out Of the city funds for try.
ing to prevent the examination Of the PAPERS In
his Office by the citizens Of New York. In the
year 1866 certain Mr.. O'Brien, who WAS duly
elected 70 the Office Of Councilman. was refused
seat In the chamber by the other Councilmeh
He appeared at the Supreme Court aud obtained
q. mandsmus requiring Them TO admit him. They
disobeyed this order, and the court fined them al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19
slsg swiRDlrR m coKnscrcur.

IRON the New Haven Palladium, Nov. ISL
That was q consummnte swiDdler Who passed the
forged Of 81 200 upon tho Second Nxtionaa Bank
Tue forgery pronounced BIZ host and most on
snced bankers complete counterfeit Mrssrs DunucIl
Goodyear, brokers, upon whom the check drawn,
detect but tho slight q differences between the
handwriting upon the forgery and their own. The
forecr had an eyctent ad ircss aud transacted the
tire swindc With an adroiness nonchaance ana ability
which. exercised icgItimatey, would procure him =
good livelihood 70 say the least His operations
deliberately planned number OF DAYS since he
cb,sinsd ! check upon Bunneli 4 Goodyear for
500, In exchange Tor 500 In gold. Then - Or
m accomplico obtained . blank check book a.
tho Second National Bank, selecting one WIN
limos or the color Of tint a. those 70 me
check book u Mrssrs Bunneli Goodyear Inc Iorgos
kept The check be Rad obtained couple o. days ana
copied from II until be had executed ccuntsrcu wL'eo
no thought would pass experienced eyes Upon tne
cheek foo $500 be had all letters snd figures necessary
n copy his bogus cheek The $50 cheek VS.
us. he numbered bis bogus one W., 'ninNlhs tne
brokers had issued about twenty CHECKS suce no oc-
taned hs Hr gunssed within four OF the rgb NUMBER
Al the bank 10 requested with TIC utmost cocness,
uavn,ert In largo tllis ite bank not Happening 20
favo them he ror scbsci n take onr packages o. $500
earn ana se0o IN iooss bills HAVING received the
money he walked without any apparent hurry. Iie
4 nav wanted abd Il u hoped he mry set receive the
ug,sh,cnt he dcsorvcA Ne abb VI Eve crt six nches
hgn tnjck Set With full clesnshaven face dark HAIR
and eyes aGd dark overcoat and black sik hak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19
GENERAL NEWS.

Professor wm H Alien has been inaugurated Pres l.
dent OF Cirsri College, Philadelphia
Joseph Carnbraro scilan has been arrested in New
o rleans for tho murder oil an Italian
The Germans OF st. Louis have In obtaInlng
the repeal Of the sunday liquor law IN that city
Tho Tennessee militia costs tho State date
3ls2.to5 10.
There Il enough iron in the blood OF fortytwo men to
make poughsnare Weighing twsnty-tour pounds.
Tho taxable property OF Memphis IL $35. 500. 000 Tbs
two nov wards viii make u 81, 1000.
Fourteen respectable men have boon arrested In Sc
Landry PARISH La, for killing . man named John
The republican Senate inst elected IN Wisconsin holds
over t The session Of 1869, when 70
cor DooIittle 10 70 be chosen
About three hundred freedmen have parsed through
Augusta Ga, 70 Charleston, 70 take passage
the ship Goiconda for Liberia
Several students Of Washington College, Lynchburg
BY the sad intelligence OF TIE death Of relatives or
guardians By the yellow fever
The dead body Of Ellen Flynn Who disappeared from
Ietn, IN poughsd Geld in the southwest psrt Of the
city.
A wolf made descent upon plgpen in washisg,on
ocd ar ror b. old Who ana soos
killed tho invader.
Running horse cars on Sunday has been decided to b,
wcs e s Ir1 Il ~ ~ ss ,1
the decision.
wss. Poin. cadet has invented asxIbis rammcr
Tor the In tho turrct OF monitor, which Will be
convenient In any place whore there IL little 70
work gun
The following scene IS laid in nrss class hessl:--
TRAvnlKRI desire 70 be called at O'Clock. Crrax
with gold chan)-R you win nag the bell that hour
one Of the boys will attend 70 your case.
jealousy Of pretty miIlnsr caused two Texans 10
shoot and sab each other death the other day Ono
Of them lived three days, and carefully nurssd by
The woman he had fought for.
Geo. A. Rawscp, who wss arrested IN Worcester
Mass, for completely In the death Of Mrs. Cynthia A.
Newton BY abortion. had partial hearing IN the police
court on Saturday. The case was continued tall Taos-
Day, and Rawson was bacd 10 $4,000.
Jacob a. PAXTON, charged with attempt u poison
the family OF Rev. Matthew Wilson, residing In Rock
bridge county, Va tried a. the last term OF the
county court and acquitted the ground OF INSANITY,
but was ordered 10 BE- sent 70 iunAsic asyium.
chap inquired At the Post once in Erie The olhsr
day. for letter for "Easy ogden" He was told there
none. "Look ere,v he rcpiiod. little aneriIy,
.yoa,ve bexa1oinedSa hcdd letter for my name Ii
don't commerce With hatch. u begins with bo.
Look N TIE olc that's got the hc's" M
According 70 the Row John Henry HopkIps Jr., son
Of the bishop OF Vermont oil the bruuchss " tbs
Protestant Episcopal Church have entirely renowned
Prosessantsm, and this 4 the meaning or the Pan.
Anglican synod. few or the members Of his churcn
viii not qsss agree with him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19

g-acing and .candallffng the Council Don't thirk
aRt r-ht i3sesh ba1 IA obssd 80 you Ter your POI
liien"ss 8ai attention.
Judge 4. Y. tolens b.ag called upon by 'hr meeting
70 pea6, made ew renarss, in tAs coGsSe o. Which
~ observed that hero were dgreEls iar nak y yes
~ tee c1sris in iasvg ~ ths city for ufon nnd
glst'ef, nnGA thee Judgments NaFe ccliecsei iaas
nhoNAt ~ que CRY money c4gd tc red eaed, aLd mo
conlaanse restored by tie viihdrawai ~ such
FROM ctcull'on would bring ti3 refaiG Ter 10 FAR.
n m Lon VAS aaonied aainoriztrr to caruiitee on
res9ilitns 70 cal nass mae,ag. 10 - hai1 10 la.a-
yete square, ~ shsA time es they NAV tiDA iroacr,
and insirac,in. tue Committee TO rslart 70 TIC mass
meeting.
The assembiage then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19

The Association desires 70 call your Intention to
the item in the above account of $3.50. for
+. contigcpt expenses Of your Office" for which
the other charges made BY you that every neces-
sary expense would be met by the other sums.
and yet in twenty-five months Won spend eight
thousand three hundred and thirty dollars for
expenses without name. The following items
are duly particularized and charged by you ex-
elusive Of the $3.50, and seem to cover
every imaginable " contingent expense 80 g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19

And this amouat Of judgmcnts = obtained IN de-
lance Of the laws Of 1869 aud 1867.
There are also Judgments obtained for alleged
stationery. blank books and printing work fur
nished to the corporation which are equally I'M
lawful. An appropriation for these expenses was
made in the same acts OF the Legislature Of 1866
and 1867, and a like prohibition was enacted
against any Judgments being entered for any claim
therefor after su1h appropriation was expended.
Yet 10 the last twenty months the following judg'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19

attention. deprecang any appeal 70 the Council as
csy 70 psy ali is debts. and openly dsclarns tsa. IN
shs matter Of municipal noics the people were prcycd
upon By set Of ''polnicana specnators and scoun-
dres IN and out OF the C.ty Hall " In which, he further
szd there "was the biggest brokers' once In the city,
Mr. SrrncxrS was again addressing the nsseniblage 70
show how vain would DO 70 seek relief from the Coun-
cll while he speaking and for some time before,
Alderman stapleon had been standing on chair so that
he overlooked the crowd, snd directly before tho
presiding ofhcer making efforts 70 get hearing In
these efforts no interrupted Mr. sturccn several times
who did not heed him. Al last some said 10 Mr..
Sturcken, That's Alderman stapleton."
floor
vorcs we want no such aldermen hers.
Tho CHAM, striking his gavsi vigorously. commanded
silence.
Alderman srAnnos then commenced speaking = II
upon the city and Tho Council I didn't want 20 10 an
alderman. / vas pus there By military orosrr
Alderman srarrsfos-ay name : Eaward S sssp,sou
sir was appointed By General shersdan--by General
Sheridan, sir-by General Sheridan, do You hcars ~
birth, born In Virginia
voscr--who INC dIvil cares where you were born.
AsorHrR-Dry up, s.ss. We dldn's come here 20
ArorHrn--whars the price Of hats,
With much exertioa The Chairman again succeeded In
restoring order, and Mr.. Snpleton continued Pin
IN minority In the Council. We 1.-Two 10 a country 81
Bully for s,apIstonD For doing an act Of Kindness
was brought before the Recorders Court. Voices
You're cas d ORDER We dont wan. 70 hear that Well
eiioW cit<ens, Am an Alderman but III tel you What
y IL 10 the words Of INC good Boor W done msny
things We should not have done and We have not done
many things We should have dopc think tnns some
thing was done; but can promise nothing and my
trends IN the Council stand but four assirs Twelve
my .nenas meet me on The street ana iei me
done damn ntcs thinl. Our money, Wren you went
inio the CITY Han, was at three Or four per cent
discount. now II is fifteen Or aAtcen." suppose
you al think we've lined onr pockets with money.
have none, nj any ratc Gentlemen only got VIZ
because Was listening for good whe 70 remarks DIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19
sY0K HERALD TUESDAY 49,

meats for stationery, &c., over and above the
ample appropriations made ~ law. were obtained
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
TIE NEWS.


Tls-e is no percep,ible . assmsss in
the yellev fever .. New Oileais.
Garsbaldi has refused . give The ltal-
len Government his parole not 10 engage 10
hostilisies ssainst the Papal States.
II i said that yellow fever has destroyed
I'll the wharf rats st Galveston.
The Grand Trunk railroad ssw own oss'
200 Locomotives.
Missouri has 256 lodges and II. 500 Free
masons.
: The Atlantic cable, after silence Of two
days, has resumed operations.
The corner stone Of the new City Hal
OF Baltimore viii be laid Oct 10, With Ne
sonic ceremonies.
There is change anticipated 10 the It,l
ian Cabinet -Kstazzi 20 be succeeded bv
Caldini, 40 Minister.
Up to the firss Of this month. twelve Na'
tional banks had been put in the hands o.
Government receivers for an examination
Of their affairs.
A Quincy dispatch complains OF grea'
mismanagement in tho arrangement OF ar'
ticles At the State Fair. but says the eshi'
bitions are unusually large.
Oberlin College will not receive students
who are Free Masons.
Eleven Government vessels were sold d
auction on the lst, bringing from $4,000 L
| *7O. 900 each
The evening schools recently opened IL
Chicago, we're attended BY over J, 900 sdulsl
on the FIRST evening.
The new city officers Of Nashville vert
installed on the 1st. No disturbance oc'
| cured, but the old ones refuse 10 surrender
their offices.
At the Grand Lodge Of Mssons now il
session It Springfield, ILL.,, the principe
Grand Officers of last year have tesn re
elected.
Printing the impeachment testimony il
suspended fos the present. for feas the news
paper correspondents will get hold Of il, il
spite Of al precautions.
Al the funeral Of Gen. Sterling Price, ia
81. Louis, the other day. driver Of one o
the carriages fell dead a. be WAS mounting
the seat 70 take part in the procession.
Advices from the West say that thirty
thousand cattle from Texas and Mexico A.,
collected At Abel,ne, Kansas, on the Unior
Pacific Railway. awaiting purchasers.
Preparations are now complete for the is
sue Of three per cent. certificates, for the rs'
demption Of compound interest notes, th,
accrued interest on which will be paid il
currency.
The Peoria Transcript says . very des
tructive fire occurred in Fsirburg, on ID,
Toledo, Peosia l. Warsaw Railroad, OF
Tuesday last. About half the town va
destroyed including nearly oil the businesI
houSees.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

JualsDlcssox Or TsAcssss. Lord,
in recent cass 10 the Supesoe Cours, at
Dedhsm. Hass., 10 his charge showed how
far the power Of teachers over the pupils
extends. which may b interesting 70 the
teachers Of Davenport Il was . case
where . NJ. Chase WAS charged With % ~
sault for puuishing pupil for throwing
stones in the street. The Judge said:
"The relation between the teacher and
the scholar 10 peculiar one. Is pertskee
while the pupil 10 In school Of parental
Character, and is. II hs chooses it, absolute
and without appeal from aoy quarter when
exercised within iss proper limits. Suoh
also 10 the power Of the parent. HE 90.
thcrity b absolute at home, en the cane
eendisisns, u be chooses % s1escjee n. A
COED passst desires % ce>epessae With the
teacher, asd 70 theakful for any propes eer-
rsetien Of his child. A good sssches Dc
sirss to cid rareota in tfaiaine up his pupils
in habits Of good order and obedissee TO
authority. Between the scheol and The
house the jurisdics,on os the teacher and
the parent 10 coeeurtent. If Vhe teachee
sees or knows boy to violals the laws. II
be dnds him occurring habits Of danger.
ous character. II Is sees him becooine vie
cious, and HE exa0pls injuri0us 70 oeAess,
or calculated to affect bic own standing at
school or q home, IL 10 bis duty to inter-
fess, 70 restrain and reform: For this pur-
pose, It u bic right 70 punish, 10 seaeons
BILE extent. II no other method vill avail.
Duf lha keachre nauak hold h;Ha.lf s.eros,>
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
To.0aY'S Advertisements.
Notice Of Bankrunfcv.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the
Il I'd day Of October. AID. 1877, Warrant ia
Bnnkruptcv was issued sgainst the estate o,
lssac vsnk uren. Of the city Of Cir. in the Co.
ofClinton, aud State OF Iowa, who has been &C
judged Bankrupt. on his own petition. that the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any prop
erty belonging to such bankrupt. TO him, or 10,
ms use. ami the tran sfer Of any property BY him
are forbidden BY law; thst . meeting Of the
creditors Of thesaid Bankrupt, to prove their
debts. and choose one or more assignees Of hi,
to be holden q No. West second Street. r.
the city OF Davenport, before N. N. Price. Ree.
lister, on the 2eth dsy Of September. A. b. 1867
q. ". CLARK.
odtS.cA thur U. &. Marshal D.st Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
LoaGNOaTn'S HATIvE WIRES

Golden Wedding. Spark Ca
tavvba StiIl CataNv pa, Delaware
and Virginia Saedlin.s.- wines from
sha old established House. have gained world
wide celebrity for their excellence. and IL purity.
frulty n,vor and hoquci they unsurpassed IN the
market either sArIys or roaFtg..
Trade supplea by I.angreldt, Tnols q Co.. at pro-
pr,etors nrice. dg2G 3n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
CHAPTER Two.

One evening" in the month Of May,
When both their souls were in fall play.
Said Billy, "'is So fIne night,
We NAV As well put out the light;
And as Ilike this Quaker power.
We II SIT ir silence hdif an koss.'
.ffur'her in the joke you'd zee.
would refer TO chapter three.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

Usr L.lemand's Specific for rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. 1t effectually destroys
ali poison in the blood. and performs rad.
cal cure. Read testimonials elsew here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

THERE will be special meeting of tho
Davenpor. Library Association at 1902 n.
Saturday oct. 9th. 1867.
HESay w. BENNETT, Cor Scc'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

CARPETS! CARPETS CARPETS - IN
entirely new stock and very choice assors
mcnt. Just received by Wadsworth & Co.
Rock Island
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

THE soap stone stoves viii save one-thir!
the fuel used by iron stoves Call and see
them at Edwards K Gould's, No. So Brady
street..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

TnE profession proper consider Rheumn-
tism and Neuralgia dependent upon pecu.
liar. vitiatcd condition Of tho circulating Vi
raj fluid They suppose that there EXISTS
in the blood, poison which the circulating
blood carries with it, sni not being alinent.
cd by the proper emunitries OF the body, 1t
is deposited in the tissues. What this poison
is, is not positively known yet, by most
au.horiiies it is supposed to be an acid
Lactic Acid in oil probability. This, j, is
supposed under favorable circumstances, is
generated in the system, and being elimin'
ated, is allowed TO accumulate until il pro-
duces its deleterious effect.
A.n1lemamd d's n1heunAntissn, <aOat
and Neuralgia Specific
Is the only remedy ever discovered that will
effectually destroy this poison in the
BLOOD. aud produce permanent cure
The recipe was procured Of the celebrated
DR.. L,llemand. of France by the well known
druggist. Alex. Lsitch, Of St. Louis. Mo-
No good physician fails to prescribe the
Specific when he learns what it is compos-
cd of-no ono suffering with rheumatism,
0out, Neuralgia, should hesitate to try il
because il is advertised for sale.