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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-23

CHEAr 1rHINe.-We direct tie pecial al
.ention Of our readers to the advertisement Of
Mess-s. Crane 4 Ogden, published in anothel
column This firm is now disposiag of one Of
the largest and most varied stock Of clothing
ever offered il this city, At rates which DIZZY
COMPETITION To any reader Of the ADvocAT
who intends supplying himself with a spring OF
summer suit our advice is BY all means pay 4
visit u 9s Dearborn street, before you invest 9
penny elsewhere As the proof Of the pudding
is the eating, % and Judge for yourselves.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-23
THE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE

Ia nos..less and he used wh quiet = necsrsA 81
-su In Inc slck-chamb-r in the Workrooh knsy y"
N dremses me machinery being MI on the 'np q ts
be ID all The hsaves, seam N ros ssitehes
ers.L n~ rhrsads or requiring change In tensions
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-23

ISsEaE n I'm RxrvsLlo InURAHct oonfAx~
Of Chicago II 1879
PAfEa HAzouas 4sD Wnpow SHADn,--
Lalest Styles. q =. = RIG BTs. 90 Randolph
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-23
THE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE

u,,, \. IN family ana tailoring work on one ana
,r 80, ~ .ehtne. The are strong and FIRMLY nnisneo
@sseir motion. are poive-thers are no SPRINGS q
eei cut Of ord while for sareng'a, s'n,tson
beauty 81 design IL vii cenrs ana ~e iosA's
wilh nuY " ali other mach mes -, .r.
~ Applicants Tor Agency should enclose s'Amps
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-23

CsIcAeo, FsIDAx, May n, 1858.
TAs decided Improvement In the weather hassssnsd "a
have had satsfsctory eject upon baansss Ths mar.
chants feel better ss the prospect Of the spring business
Measy b closs and osly prime paper discounted.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-23

CmcAGo STAINED Glass WORST
200 Superior street,
May 10, 1865.
Ma J. W. OVERAcKER;
DEAR STA: In reply to the circular Of tht
Mechanics Institute, would Wish to say, tha
I could furnish about fifty specimens, showing
the different STYLES and specimens Of StaineC
Glass. Respectfully, yours,
p. +. MCMAHON,
Agent
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-23

and taxes lower than In any other State. Churches and
schools grades abound throughout iss length and
\ breadth.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-23

SERIOUS ILLNESS OF ALDERMAN BARRHrr.-We
regret 10 learn that our tried and trusted friend,
Alderman Barrett, recently elected BY the WORK
ingmen oi the Third Ward. lies in precarious
state, doubts being entertained by his physi-
cisns Of bis recovery. We know We bespeak
the sentiments or many friends ~hen we say that
they sincerely pray for his recovery, and trust
that the fears expressed NAV BE- unfounded. lie
every position and under all circumstances, Aid
Barrett has proved himself to be al honest
earnest friend Of the laboring classes, and they
can III afford 70 lose such an advocate
p S.-We are panied to learn, since the fore
going was put in type, that our lAmented friend
expired about 2 O'Clock on Thursday night last
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-23
so to l4O Miles From Chicago

Crhe State Agricultural College, 30 largely endowed
b.. the General Government has been established Al
Champaign, in which county the Company have $500
acres yet for sale.)
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-23
The Title TO these Lands In Clear,
and I'm Fee, simple from the
state.

Coal found in great abundance. and furnished at
the lowest rates Of transportation. Lumber Is obtained
from Chicago, and the forests Of Southern Illinois. 10
well as from those bordering sl the streams Grain 10
shipped in bulk fran all stations, thus saving the ex-
pense and trouble Of bagging
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-23
IA M P Il III.

Forty scres at Is per acre, credit the principal
one quarter cash down-baiance, one, two and three
years. Ut per cent Interest In advance. each year
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-23

Az OCrRAGE--We understand that curses
loud and deep have been uttered during the
present week by many who were unable to gain
admission TO the Opera House. on the heads Of
those ho had the matter Of accommodating
visitors on their hands. III" said they, with a
good deal or feel ng, ''Chicsgo outbid St. Louis,
Cincinnati and indianapolis, why has she not
made her arrangements to correspond. Any
one or the cities named would, at least, have
erected a structure large enough to sccommo.
date those attending from q distance, but Chica-
70, with An offensive air OF self suficiency, has
generously placed the Opera House, building
capable Of seating one in Eve in attendance, at
our disposal These expressions, and others Of
4 similar character, were heard on every street
corner, and were INDUCED in freely by those who
claimed they lad been eggregiously fooled.
There IL no doubg that the mistake was regretted
when too late to be remedied, and our friends
must take it al some alienation that they had
the privilege o. visiting the metropolis Of the
vest. and the CITY which il destined, in after
years, 70 become the commercial centre Of the
American Ret ublic.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-23

MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR-The following
are some Of the communications received in re-
ply to the circulars recently issued by the Ne
chanics' Institute Of this city;
CHIcAso Nav 10, 1893.
GESTs I am much pleased TO learn that you
are proposing az exposition Of the fabricAtons
az the North West
It viii result in great good, II all interested
join in proper display and competition.
bid you e forward In the important move
ment Respectfully, yours,
JANIS II. BowHN
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-23
SEWING MAC HlNE.

The Florence Il the only machine extani having u
Versble iced which en4he- tie Operator 70 ss~ ~.
~ The r,.ht or Ien a. pleasure, and the only us u,
that makes perfectly elastic seam. alike On eAoh sue q
the GAbric-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-23

The following list Of machine shops, with their
respective locatiJns, viii doubtless prove ce
interest and convenience to a considerable uum-
Der OF our readers
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10

aAythanG 1SFes lsgitipstp spds pxQpsk isWhen
the cansidates for baptism had placed them-
selves before the altar, . sister who was in one
of the eide niches'snede . eight scarcely audi
her hand Instantly the whole pink cloud Of
girls softly knelt, and remained kneeling till
another click was heard, when they nestled
nuns along the sides Of the chapel. the parterre
Of Young loveliness ON the fioor, the altar
blazing with lighted candles, made up spec
ssels q pleasing - it WAS impressive AT The
conciu.ion pf the service the girls glided out in
tho same silence and slowness; and the newly
bspsi.ed closed tho train, leaning, as before,
upon the shouldets Of the sisters., .,-:,
pupils, except those who rejoined their parents
IN the pariors, were ON the full romp In their
large sitting-rcom, running, shouting, in unre-
geody, naqseous books. No forced ssriousness
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10

lures which form the establishmenf' chief
among them the chapel On this warm spring
dent, as soon as we alighted Under the covered
ward. The parlors were iail of happy parents 1
%.sh and
spacious, elegant, and very lofty; and it is
adorned with the usual large altar-piece as
well as with many smaller pictures. Nearly
the whole space upon the floor is covered with
plain black-walnut pews, without doors or
cushions. These are for the young ladies
visitors sit near the entrance, in pews raised a
along the sides of the chapel-each sister IN vin0
little pew to herself and sitting with her face
to the altar At the appointed moment the
Pai22iis began to enter in procession, by the
mlddie aisle, two by two, walking almost as
slowly as it is possible to walk--j1st moving,
no more, and Going in absolute stiffness.
MOI an audible tread; not a whisper; not an
eye appraised. All We're dressed alike in pink
summer dresses, with white veil over their
heads They seemed to be softly floating in.
i and winding round into the black-walnuts seats,
the little girls, who, upon reaching the middle
aisle, bent one knee to the ground and then
gided slowly to the slow, soft music of the
organ td an down the aisle to the altar where
1ney divided, one line moving to the right the
other to the left, and so curled round into the
hrst pews, which they entered at the end near
est 1he wall. Thus the pleasing pageant was
prolonged. AS the procession continued. it's in
,erest both changed and increased, because the
little girls were followed by the larger until
we had the pleasure of looking upon young
ladies' i'll the bright lustre of their maturing
charms. In every particular, this procession
was arranged just as Kemble or q Wallack
would have arranged it. The same devices
were employed, both to prolong and increase
tne pleasure of the spectator, which are EN- |
ployed upon we'll conducted stage Especially
were the most impressive objects of all re-
served for the last Finally came the young
ladies' who were about to be baptized, ali clad
IN White dresses, and covered with n long white |
VEIL each Of them resting an arm, upon the shoulder
IF sister attred in black the venerable superior
oil the convent being one. Nothing was ever
seen more picturesque or more affecting, nor /
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13


The Ds"scssso of Kocs is'sse ssswsssss
up 70 ths ssa"d pss'sse0 tessse ssshs day.
asd are entering ints to sampasgn VIA
great ssteueaasn sod snsasea1' eVe sat
u'sey .nsy P'scea sne ienev'ns Ys1s' -
'ne ns'd
- - NE T ee'aassfs-'sos Asoeeslses'
~. c;..:;e c,..l s.~... I..A
Adams. Of Csmdsn Mills.
For Sheriff.. @. Cseppss, Of Rock L.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

Iowa NolnAL AcApsnY OF Music All
interested in having their children learn 70
sing viii bear il mind that . rudinsntsl
class WAS organized this afternoon at four
O'Clock, in this institution, and the advan-
tages Of it are too well known 70 require
any comment from ~. Tickets to the
course, $500.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

-Ksokuk has population Of IA, 900.
-Buvington Is gsisg TO have snoshss
Gre engine
The Ssasinel reports the survey Of the
new railroad lios from Eldora to Marshall
town about completed.
-ThS tatJ IT Msstasa. bone eo0hty,
did business for the past year amounting
to $s,sss. .s0l. ss. 80 tss
"A S~eds, named Nsls Ovsrsen, Of Dss
Api.p.wNsus~sruak H6usdsy, I'D d.
fro n its effects.
Tho Nonpsriel says that ysung lady
vas struck dumb on The 4.h at Council
Bluff. BY the firing Of . cannon. A chance
for ssms ~ y gsas qoiss wiz. 2
Three thousand dollars in prizes ifs to
Be distributed At the Dubuque Schusssn-
fest. which takes place on the 4th and 9TH
OF next month. A gentleman has donated
q carriage Worth esoc as one Of tie psisss.
So says the Herold.
"A young gentleman Of Muscatine, on .
wagsr that hs could drink three times -
much soda. ~ anothsr sf the party. drank
'.iastess end . half elsssa Of sods ip sac
esssisa, asd said hs wasnt very lhirsGy,
either. ma
Says ths Henry County. Fysss The
house Of Mr.. Toothakef, two miles west oi
Rome, Vas struck BY lightning on la,i
"Wednesday night. The lightning strnsh
the chimney. which it tsss down, satassd
the heuss aad lllsd With plas1se . ~ n
which were slespisg four sAildesa, asitAR
Of whom were injured. e-sss (
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
DAVENPORT, IOWA. MONDAY JULY 13. 1863.
Scorr COUNTY PooAwouSe.


This Institution has come under the re-
spective displsasure Of the press. tAs grand
jury and the public generally, until the in
auguration Of the present system Of man
agenent. To give = correct idea OF the
condition Of tie institution before the re-
form, it 10 only pecsssasy TO state that tssFs
were some 6fty inmates, comprising all
classes of poverty. Of oil ages, from infants
born in the house 10 decrspid old sgs. OF sll
natl ionali ies, ,sfY icted with numerous diseae-
o., in the most sickening conditions Of filth.
insane, idiots, and in fact, the unfortunate
Of sll Gods creation; crowded together,
male and female, sick and well. insane and
idiots, in rooms only half large enough,
With no outhouss to speak Of, and with .
supply Of water not sufficient 10 wash their
faces once day. All on what ahould b enc
Of the best farms in Scott county. producing
not one-half what it should-and the entire
psupsr ~ ys.em Of the county costing from
ten to seventeen thousand dollars annually.
Such is mild picture Of the Scott county
accommodations for the poor, not only Of
the county. but Of other counties and
States. whs might esnd ohslr poor hsss 10
become public charges. or who might come
here at the solicitation Of those already
dependent upon our public charity.
There Vas need Of reform-humsnity,
economy, and community, mindful Of the
claims Of civilization and Christianity, de-
aAadsd il The Beard Of Supervisors final.
" teok the matter in hand and adopted
Mr.. Watkins reform.
We visited this Institution The other day,
and wsrs ssreeably surprised 1t the change.
New fences in the aggregate Of mile and
. half, hare taken taken the place Of the
cid dilspidated. tumbls-dow apologies, .
drive from the street fenced ont, the build.
ings have besn thoroughly renovated from
cellar to garret and painted, wells dug and
eistsrns built that give plentiful supply oi
water, oush,uses buik, and everything
about the place made TO minister 70 the
comfort, health and convenience Of the In.
mates. All this done and the institution
kept up at ons-half the expense, ~ CON-
pared with that Of the same time yeal
ago. Instead Of the ruin Of poverty, one
might easily mistake our eeunty house for
well-to-do farmers country. residence.
Much Of this il justly due to the efficient
management and labor Of Mr.. Little, back
ed up by Superintendent and Directors.
The following il the
LIST or pArrsrs N scorr COUNTY POOR Horsp,
July Isl 1858.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

PoLics CorRr Kate Ssine Vas brought
mp this morning for in.oxication. Gned 81
and eosu, t4s) in all, and in default el
which she went 70 jail for two dsys.
Peter B.oghn. charged with drunken
ness, was found guilty and fned a. 50,
which hs paid.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The stea~er Ceuntsss will leave this city
On Wednesday norning At Aeeloct, and
arrive II Clinton 1t 10 A. n, in time for
delegates to attend the Congressional Con-
vsntien, transact their b5sinsss, and return
the same day. Those desiring - Do 90 can
60 aboard the boat - fsssday sigst and
oscup1 ststs rssas, - - .ts b % hsad
without "a. Fars ~ ssuU1 trip eo1y -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

To lease fsr term Of ten sr Hftssn years
forty feet Of ground on Harrison street. be-
tween Frsnt and Second streets. A splsn-
did location fer . grain warehouse. For
terms, &e.. enquire Of George D. Bowling,
st Gee. W. 6milsy's stone store. corner Of
Second ssd Harrises streets, Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
FER e.d.len Colds. Ceeshs. 4.


Sudden colds and hard coughs can be
cured immediately, as hundreds can testify
by mixing abou one teaspconful Of PrEKr
DAVIS VEGETABLE pam KILLER with four
,easpooufuls of rnolasses, mixed well To-
sether, ana taking AZ your coughing spell
comes OF three ieaspoonfuls Of the mix
ture Will answer for dose. Also rub
liils Of the Pain h iler on the hands, and
inhale ID. seen, of II into the lungs. After
you have taken the medicine, bsthe the
throat and around tie collier bone, also
across the upper part Of the breast and
down the side, il they they have bee made
sore bv coughing. and you viii soon get re-
lief II you do no, neglect il too long. The
sooner this medicine Is applied the more
speedy the relief. Ia oil cases, IL you do
not get relief in thirty minutes, tsks il
again, and bsths freely according 70 dirss-
tlOIn-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

Down THRY Co. Cameron 4 Blythe.
dealers in superior Wall Papers. Dscora-
tons and window Curtains, have marked
down their stock full twenty per cent. and
nov offer the gseatsst bargains sses known
10 this city. Calkand examine. Store on
Brady atreet, above 9th. Pspes Hanging
promptly attsedsd 20.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

Tus Rssr ostaf~At TeSlc laos. Phos-
yhorls ana CalisNNk. known - swe3 Mack 4 Co. .
fefft FnespA Jratea hiixf Of Csi-aya Bark The
itat reAlores color t9fhe blood. the phosp sphorus
~ ~" tss aud TIE ea'isRya give
natural heaiiAfg4 tone - tie digestive organs.
thereby curing dvspepsla II 10 various forms.
weskfalnoss renersi debility, and depression Of
spi.it- Manufactured only ~ tAsweil, Hazard d
90. New York sala hv all atag as.
fnhIOA mn " al. Il MclM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

LRCLArRE, Iowa, July 10, 1858.
EDroRs DIneclAr.-Ths pleasing intel
liesaOs yesterday hsrsidsa. thrsaghost
America on electric wires. announcing thst
Ssynour And Blair were unanimously Sc
lectsd The standard bsarers Of the time.
honored Democracy, - Aosissseally re-
ceived By the dsnsestes of our eisy With
demonstrstioas oi s;scers gratiRestion.
"A etrsnees siekst could nss kSvs Ssen
selected" So said Mr.. Radical, Vhe nn
fer On important cfics lsst fan, and was
elseted--to stay ct Asoe Nf. RaAicars
opinion Of our dcket IL eoncasesd IN By
svssySdsooegat in ese midst. - -afs-
The platform Is ven ihked 6y oil the
democrats and some Of tAe f1ds. One
prominent fepuhlicsn made The remark !:
. like the piaffcrn fifst-rass."
The fict 10 the people ars getting dis
gustod With ~ hlack-and-tan party.
AZ "A interssting item of local news. l
an requested to state that the LsClsirs
Library Assoc;aAiso realized the snug little
sum Of 80 from the COED people Who At
tended The celebration at Barbei'S Qsoss
on ths Fesrth. More anos. S11E&e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

Tns man Who advertisss 10 cure people
Of an sttschmen, to the bottle 10 re-
quested 10 try his hand on the patrons oi
Phalon's FLOR DE MAYO" Nobody
Who hes tried bottle of that delicious per
fums has yet been able to refrain from con-
tnuing the ssindulgenee Sold by all drug
glots.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

No article has ever been received with
such popular favor ss DR.. Tebbsit's Physs-
iolaxlca. Hair Restorative. II restores gray
or IA led hair 80 . bssutifll black or brown;
prevent il from falling OF and produces
luIurient growth. Every bottle warranted.
For sale by al druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
-1UTIFUL,

1 ~ Uk TBHSlA, OT viAAOn1A n00AAs
"a, aRAUTlrYIN0 TEE COMPLETION
TA;s invaluable toilet article ~ disco vefed n
enieRrafed chemist IN France, and II b to II that
~ IAdieo o. the CouTt ~ Raf0pe owe thek bsseV.
With All IL simplicity and party tAss y ne article
that VIII compare with Il - beantiAet o. lie con-
. exion and presefver OF the skin
n C. uCCfpoxEY purreaeeu The roee1ps ~ -
s0, enyears ss~ e ass siscs tnst tine eisea re
% focs ong his pefeonal friends and the aSis'
tocrt. CIRCLES Of Fhnadeiphia New Yosk .Detinoes
Boston NeW Orlesna. D. Loals. esvannah. Chsfieo-
ton Winringtou. n c.. -. They have used u via
unauauned sdnirstion and would consider the toilet
inp@rf without this delightful AND parey harmless
preparation. Victoria Res q and Osceiia q Isfns
hss Rfve1 snch sntirs sassfseten U every
fhat he Is ncx compelled ~ Offer II IN the publie TN
ARTICLES Itrel different from anything Of TIE kfns
ever attempted, ana te WasYeoted
FE9g FROM ALL POISONOUS oLDSTAHCks.
After using OoceliA Dc PerelA and Vict0fie heGia
for short time the skin yin hove scn eaun n-iise
texfpYe: n impofts ifsaG1sD e0OOeanese - oonr
an = III ekin thas eon onlv - produced ~ nsine
M valuable article. This article no vulgar com.
pound 10 injurs the skfn or ccDplexioa, hat nAen-
- ~ beeusi0es, md its - cannot peonby ~ -
toc4eA ~ the eloooGe observer.
Pof Yenoving Tan. HsecklG, unbarn. - Cuto
pecus piscaees from the akin. Il b insalnab1e.
n c. NcC1uskey has every CONFIDENCE ~ reeon
p~ndine his vtetusia HPes and Oeeeie ae Persia y
~ taAies bslAg the only pesSs<A ed sebshas toe
osN0iNs TRIPA1xp ONLY NJ Il. c NecIrs
And AIs nans staEpeA - esd lAbel-Ho ether
10 eeauiDe Depot, No 10 North Seventh etreet
eoId b ~ Drnegists and Perfuners in the Cntte<
49, - S99Ss2 !. 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

Mischief that may be helped is hard 70
know" saic Lord Brooke. Bat the mis-
chief that time would vork on the human
hair may be forever avoided BY the use Of
"Barrsits Vegetable Hair Restorative"
which never fails to bring back the hair
10 i,s original beauty Rochester Demo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

This shows large decrease. Many Of
those belonging to other places have been
sent away Those who were able were set
to work, which so disguised them that they
left. The remainder are in good health,
and as cheerful and eonten;ed as could bs
expected under the circumstances.
Such we may siy has been the reform.
Last month il only cost about $4eo. There
10 still something more to be done, although
We now have the best managed pauper sys-
tenn and poor farm and house in the State
Something should bs done for the insane
and idiots ci the nstitotisn. They should
have separate building. and Be supported
from the fund sst apart for that purpose.
II is not only matter Of convsnisncs and
humanity that this should b done, but il 10
. matter Of economy. BY SO doing money
can be saved, and present the drain upsa
the county fund will be stopped. W trust
the taxpayers win give this their careful At
tsntion, and urge it bsfsrs the proper au-
thorit;es. visit the isstit atiens, sss their
condition, and Il will bs sno1sh - call for
immediate action. We leave this subject
open for public opinion, and may refer to II
when We have more space at our disposal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

UnlInwA,s rIIs i2rrH.fs or rHr BlooD.-
Hea pn--ts tn the pnriy OF the hull and sphds
vhicA compose the laNsn boiv. II the blood be
comes vltAtrd is 10 Aeets tAs whole s5r,sm by iss
csarre taraach every Ghse aud iissue. II How ay's
pm. not or v .rpsi humprs winch faint 10 y N
y werlich h- viInl element. bat par " and nv gor
seft. aod ~ -app'vinr gentle and whoies
simuins - the circulation thcv strengthen each
part and give tone TO the whnle frame. Sod ny all
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

.lr works like a charm" This 10 che
common tax about Rsnns'a Pain. Killing
Magic OIL all over the country. II any
body has headache, toothAchs, collie pain.
sore throat, lamensss Of any kiad, sprsins
chilblains. the general advice is Use Rem
ns's Magic Oil. 1t works like . charm y