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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.


vsopuvpry or JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
49, 0r,.sns La, Established in 1857 and for
=. ,s.s - ~ssrs located IN Cricago-the moat sue
e~..s s,.ris,t OF the age in the treatment Of all
DE-. ~ ,,-iv.,e nsture-can be conndentialy
cpp sulted n ,.ss ONCE and rooms " hAspoLrn =.
,,n.,,.r, ~ chronIc Mercurial, Syphilitic, Blood
"a sss n,s.c. and Ill Disorders Of Contagious
r.-es, ya.-.ctsr-uhch he cures without the use
NJ -, ,rrrv iadde OF pstasea ar.enc. or any poison
I'm. rstb II, ~r,rx.rxss "a positive sure for all ~
0ors and blood poiecss;,, ,o-,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. suen ae seminal Weak
csss Nnr,r,.l and Di1rnal Emissions. brought by
$50. ~. Ian. early ndescreton excesses Of
;rh.s,,.a causing loss OF memory, confusion. &C.
n,as.inr a,uusse of vision, and often times nssui.
poe.s,h dsnlorahle train Of other evmptons-
,,.a az radically cured by an infaiisbls method
ssvsrs tire ard expense All diseases peculiar 10
az .exuaI orvaus OF private character, radically
and permanently cnfco. -.X, -,
MOOD has become poiso producing hlOtches on
the face anal wstsry bsters-T aims tn the head and
49,. I'D throat and no0e. eores the lnhe
And boAv erofula-togethef With IN endless mum.
her If snsrinrs snectually and perm aneutly cared
Da. JAure 10 recommended BY the press Of NE
country nv professors Of medical colleges and b,
the medcsl profession generally. Thoes a6Hicted
ehould applv 10 him and be cured at once
Ds JAnys eau BE- consulted, conhdentialy, by let.
ter p q Drawer3>6s Chicago. enclosing stamp 10,
return answer or At his Office parlors 81 es Ran.
6oluh street corner OF Desrrborn street, from 4
n to ar w. Ten separate rooms, and private en-.
trance and exits, 40 that patients never come Ii
contact with each other. Everything private And
confidential.
.Ju.t published, by Or. James, two pamphlets, or
Spr.ws ,oyugp. ard SYrTuis, and both sent in
sealed envelopes to any address, on receipt OF Il
| cent? or three red postage stamps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05

THR WrNrER.-Some Of the rural o,pers
are dismally prophesying that this winter
will be as hard Of 1924. when tn. ground
frozs up the twentieth Of Octobsr and did
not open again until the next spring. Mary
crops Of potatoes were locked up in the
ground and could not be dug except with Z
pickaxs OF crswbar. Extra preparations has
been made to prosscots the lumber bust
ness actively the coming winter in the
Maine weeds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05

MISPLACED CONFIDENCE. In the rural
districts soms twelve miles from this city,
ia the dirsstioa OF v.nton, there resides .
ismsiy hy the name Of Armstrong, who
havs Of late become the crsduleus Victims
Of misplaced confidence, resulting in quite
hes'y pseua'ary less. The tale unisldsd,
Nsssais that on Sunday last, as was custsm-
ary With them, Me- Armstrong and family
proceeded t. church. Upon returning thev
discovered that their hired man whom they
mad isst In charge Of affairs, vas absent.
A prem onitlon that unfair play had occur
rel during their absence, led them to look
about, whom they found that trunk had
been hursssd open end ridsd ola sum Of
money Of between &ll0c and $1,000. In
defau gable efforts we're At once put forth
% Gu short the fleeing career Of the auds.
eisus robbsr; but with what success. We
have been unable to rn.-tCedsr Rapids
World,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05
wna al these aGictsd With Cough or CsssaDptien
rs.d shs folio wing. aaa lsarn The vaiss q
ALL INA LUNG DAI0Am.

Anos Woody. n. D., Of Kosciusso county. Ind.
seys: "For three years past have used ALlER'e
Luno BA sAM sxtssavsly In ny practice. and Al
eatsAsd there 10 no better medicine fer luAg disco
- II uss."
Issac H. Dors,, II. p. OF Logaa g.. o., Gays
"AliRx's Love DALsAn act 0nly e0olo rapidly, bat
aives perfect sstisfocton In every eaoo within ny
fpoWleAee. Having eonA1ones IN u. end kaoWing
that DO .ssesse valuable me6icsal propesties free
II use Il in ny daily pr sttce. anl With unbounded
success A. N expectosant, 1t 10 m0st certainly far
ahead Of any preparatian I have ever Jet known"
Nathapie Esrrie II D Of Middlebury, VI, says:
81 have doubt l. will soon become cassica rem
e6a agent for the care Of al disease Of the Threat
Bronchial Tubee. and the Lungs."
Or Lloyd. Of ohio. surgsoa In the army darine
the war from exposure contracted CONSUMPTION. -
He saye: II have hsslisncy In saying that 1t was
BY the use OF yeur LING basan that an now alive
and snjoving health"
DR. Fletcher. Of Missouri. says: ~ rseoo mend
youv Balssm in preferanee 70 any other medicine for
Coughs, and II gives satisfaction"
Lung and Throat diasultes. should be thorough
tssted before using asy other BAsa 1t will cure
when all ethsss fail Directions accompany each
bottle.
Aat, Ohis. Fer sale By all Drucgists ocf210wen
No Excuse.
Yer Gray Hair, dandru6, or badness They ear
all be prevented cured by using Woods lmpr owed
nair Restorative. We mean what We say and car
prove. Sold by Druggists and BARRIERS.
Price II per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05
"Et Works like n Charm


Rsune'a Psin- Killing Magic Oil cures Heada ache I!
Renne's Pain-killing Magic Oil cures Toothacbs !
Rerne's Pain-killng Marie Oil cures Neuralgia !
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbue.
Rcnne'e Pain-Killins Magic Oil cures Rheumatism
henne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Lsmeness
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cufes skin Disease
their shoulders are Of my click in the back'-ars
~ have got the Scatcs" and cclight in Dragging
that nothing can me but when get
LING MAGIC OIL. faithfully, not only euro
their lameness and charm away their paine, but We
actually take all that kind efag ont OF them - and
charm !" Sold BY al Drueeiits, Merchants and
0rscersrs Vim. RRNNB. Sole Proprietor and
Manufacturer Prf1osrnD. MAS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05
NJSULER'S BITTERS

Are = truly medicinal preparation and are offered
to the public solely their curative virtues BE-
c.u.e these Bters guaranteed to cure all casee
PEyEn A0uR, I,rxRxrrxsr and BrtLior.
Frvrrs. CHOLERA. Cholera Norhus. Cramp,
Collie. Diarrhoea, Dyrentery and all affections o,
tho kidneys
Mi.hler's Green Label Bittsrs.
Cures scrofuls, serofula. Secondary and Tsrtiar,
Hypeilis, white Swelling Or Escroses, Old Running
sores and Ulcers. lnlanitory Rhsamstisn, and the
worst forns Of Skin Diseases.
Mi.hler's Red Label Bitter..
Crree diseases peculiar 70 females. Amenor.
rhea, Diamsnosrhcs, nsnsr,haxia. wesb Disea..
=. Chlsrosis Or Gree. Sickness. Lsachorrhagia,
OF Whites, and falling OF the womb.
- HARTMAN = CO., Proprietors, Lancaster
Pa Fer ... By 81 rs e 81. DIusssss IVES
ton House Place. CHICAGO. ALEX. PATTON
Manager.
6pssnd for Circular and learn the ingredients o.
the only truly Mseased Biitsrs ever offered to IN,
uhlic april2o. div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05
THE DEcz~KOy.

From tie facts before Us thero is no ven
,ure whatever in saying tina. Gen. Grant
succseds Andrew Jehnson 10 the Presidcn-
cv Of the United States furthermore, that
tAe Republican party has Loaf heavily In
The regular vote and also in members Of
Congress. To what extant the Democracy
have displaced Republican members in tho
House OF Representatives remains TO be
seen. bu. IL il csrtlin that the Dsmscratis
side Of that inst, ution 10 handsemey rein
fsred. Toe electoral voc Of the states 10
not - largely Republican as i vas four
years sgo, when the Democracy could lay
claim 10 only 81 votes. 10 this csssset the
latter party csmea out with more than four
times thai number. These are matters Of
censrstalation. and give promise OF success
in the fntare.
Gsnsral Grant is our next President let
us hope that he vii, make an excellent, one
IL is ia no way csrtain that he IS compe-
tent fer the posi,,oo-even the radicals en-
tsrtaia lively fears upon this point. he
was no, the man OF their choice, strictly
spsskiuf, yet lie ives forced upon them.
and they have elected him by large ma
ior.ty. lie will 10 closely watched. and
tlsir eva isas an purpose. How fer they
vii. - abe to carry on the moulding pro-
cess "a msrs matter Of speculation. A
llfs long Demoerat-a man who never cast
Republican. vote in his life may make
such . Pres dent ., the radicals desirs-
may be - rlabls clay in The hands Of ths
potter. but sgt On open qssstion. Time
will dsvslop thss things within the mex,
pear. Al ali events. he 10 President. ani
ia that tho people must guilty tclus.cs
good one. ths country will thrive undel
hia administration il net. then ~ mus
make tie best Of il.
tos the first time in tho history Of on
presidential elections, the States Of Nsv
Ysrt and Pennsylvania have become d
v.dcd IN their manner Of cassing their Gle,
toral vote. Never before has New Yor
failed to cast her vote on the winning sids
Pennsylvania has never done no. The tin
Vas when the vote Of either one Of the,
large States controlled the prssidenti
election II is 40 no longer. The countr
has become 80 extensive that the succe'
Of = presidential candidate does net depsr
upon either New York or Pennsylvania
and ia this election, under the prescr
complications, both Of them might ha,
cast their votes for Seymour, and still u,
have been able to effect his election. II
country - growing rapidly States ~
coming in every ysar. and old rucs Of go
ernins ions are pas.inr into the shade
CnpAn coiny hrs gone ~ Gran. b
ab,lk .oln. lhr SAM r. SMITH aud 20
70 sattrasc Farce towniaips yet to hes
from Mus aiine county has gwen abou
20, for Grs t AMI about 700 for Benson =
Tao con ,ty has several Democratic Super
vsors. Return are not oil in.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05
"A Standard Remedy"

such an article lie . DR.. Tobias Venetian Ln-
mept" 1t has stood before the public for q ysars.
and has failed giving satisfaction In single
instance kvery drop OF this valuable com pound lie
MIXED by DR. Tobas himself therefore. !, can always
be relied upon. II 10 warrsnted superior TO any
othsy, for the cure OF Chronic Rheumatism. Tooth
ache. Headache, Sore Throat. Vomiting, Frosted
Feet huups, Group. Burns. Cuts. Sea sickness, In
sect Stings. eprsins Cholera Cole, spasms, Dyssn-
Paine ia the Limbs. Back ard Chest. There is no
medicine In the world" that Sands more ON lite
o sn IN erits thsn the a. Venetian Eminent" Thou
sands Of certificates can he seen At tn. Doctors Of
acc a,teetiny to its virtues The great sale for
Or Tobias Venetian Lin ment, has induced several
primo .pied persons counterfeit this Valuable
Remedy" purchasers cannot he too careful to see
that DIR Tobias Venetian Liniment'i 10 stamped on
the cis,s. doce up In yellow paper, and signed -
/. Tohias" All others are dangerous ourtcrict-,
and atsoagh they "a resemble the I'VE retian Lin
iaent" In color and svell. 'beware ofthsm" aeld
ny all Druggists and etorekeepers thr cnRhout the
United States. Price 80 cents and one dollar per
bottle Depot 10 Park Place. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05

Thirty Years Experience in tho
Treatment Of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.-A Physiological View Of Mari
age. - The Cheapest Beck Ever Psblishsd. CON
tanning nearly 100 pages and $50 ane Plates and En-
gravings ofths Anatomy Of the Human Organs in
sat Of Health and Disease. and Treatise on early
Errors. Its Dsrlorabls Consequence upon Mind and
Body. with the authors plan OF treatment the only
rational and successful mode OF cure. a. shown BY
the report ofeases treated truthful adviser the
married and thoss con tsmplating marriage who en-
terrain doubts OF cir physical condition Sent free
ofpostage to any address receipt of 20 cents. in
stamps or postal currency, by add ressing DIR. La
CROIy. No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany, v. Y. The
author NAV be Consulted upon any Of tn diseases
upon which his book treats. either personally or by
mail. and nedicinee cent 10 any part Of thu world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05
Il " - W" L. e. -
vEGETABLR
III A / II Il r. S Il OR F. II
yrNIyERSAJrY ACK Nnwy PDnrn


By the Thousands who have used Il, to be super u
to all other Hair preparations now before the pubic
THIS IS NOT A DYE.
- II contains no Coloring matter whatever. anli-
not composed OF Poisonous Drugs being vevrla
bic Compound, and not Injurious In Its application
FOR RESTORING THE COLOR
II has no eqral. Where the Hair has become Grey
with we. Sickness Disease OF the Scalp few .p-
pica'onf OF the Restorsr will in a very short tine
restore the Hair 10 lie original color. condition and
former beauty
AS A COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
II cannot be surpassed. II removes all Dan4-af
Heat and Humors from the Scalp prevents the Flaif
Rom falling oh rsrta-os tald heads In nearr all
case- keeps the head cool the hair n ,is., an, yes
It hne, glossy and natural appearances.
FOR TIE F.AEsis.a' EOIT.ET.
This compound . ua-urpsssed Try andteg7our
friends what ron think Of IT, The Proprietor has
Testimonials - great abundance TO prove all he n,
for the Restartr. Pre-, ared by
WM Il. KNOWLES, Nss.na. y II.
SOFA py urn-Ests generally. je3 Ism
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05
ID I n r. r. H E \.
Dyseutssy. Duoass Compliant, cAslers Ne
bas, nuE, Childrsa's fssaAing, and the Great
Preventive Of AsiaAis Cheiers.

MA0UIRE'S BENNB PLANT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE, the fame
81 which 10 euroAA broadcast throughout the coun-
Try, 10 undoubtedly superior to any remedy evsr o.
fsred to the public for the complaints for which It
intended. We Aavs IN our posssssios tsakinoaials
fafhshed Voluntarily BY Col. Long, late Chief Tope-
graphical Engineer Dufsau q washipetea, cen.
Fits Henry Warren. Gen. Pleasanton, and others Of
ehs army; Father P. J. DeSmst. the eslehraAsd In
alan Missionary; also. ocefs Of the Navy Surgeons
Hospital stewards, cennmlsn Of nearly svsry
steamer plying on the Misiesippi aad trihutasy rlv
~, Wsstern 6aaitary aAA Christian Coanissions,
My Chaplains ana othefs toe nlnssossss nentieo.
highest sncomiums Of the Press, nest Of
Which sre published IN oar almanac, (which we WILL
snd to any one fUqnsetine ~. praisne it, valnatie
nedieiaal eaaltiss IN TIE hieheee tsfne. No other
1Ut60, ~ ffoDsja0sse. -. Lsals, Ne. ~ 8,
lD10GiG6o - 0oolg1Do 1ooDD evByWA8os
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05
NATIONAL TRUST 60.
Ofths Ct = OF New York. No. 3s6 Broadway,
c capital. q y 4 MILLION DOalLARA

CHARTERED BY THB STATE
Darius r. Mangam. President. James Merrill. Sec
Rotary Receives Deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST ON all daily Balances, Do b,ect %
Check at Sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS FOR Sis
Months, or more, may be made at five per cent
among over 800 Shareholders. comprising many yen.
tlemen oflarge wealth and financial experience who
are also personally liable to depostors for all abl-
cations thc Company to double the amount Of
their capital stock. AZ the NATIONAL TRUST
CO., receives deposits In large or small amounts
and permits them 10 he drawn a whole or IN par
by CHECK AT SIGHT aud WITHOUT NOTICE
allowing Interest on all daily balances, partie.
throug hout tho country can keep accounts In iii,
Institution with special advantages Of security cor.
yepiepre aud profit ie29 dk w6rn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05

a plain statement Of facts Inherited ecrofula.
and naay Of ny relations havs died Of II. In 1883
~ case W. iightf1l. Tumors and ulcers spread
until In 1912. under the advice Of ny physicians.
went to Avon spsings. received no tensGt- tried
every medicine and az everything essld. had to
rest ~ am On cashien. and had not been able to
raise II to ny head in over year. The discharge
nom two ulesrs was nearly pint day. Amputa-
ton was recommended; but psenounesd dangerous.
1ceuld not sleep, and my su2sfngs were ntolsfabe
friend brought me an Rnglish pAvsician. Who ap-
piled salve with which he said he had scccmp ish-
Extraordinary cares IN the hospitals in kagland-
Il commenced 10 relieve: persisted in its use; It
finally effected perfect and entire cure Its nov
1919. II 10 ave ysars since had the APPEARANCE Of
scfsfslouR sefe. and ny health ha beea good ever
since procured the receipt Of this wonderful arti-
cle-tAis blessing Of hsnanity-a and have called II
"PAsEs CLIMAX SAlvn." and allsw the public to sne
itor not - they choose. This IL brief but candid
statement, given more fully in ny circular.
81 have known J n. Page, Esq, Of Geneva, N. T.,
FOR many years: he y one Of the nrst citisens Of
health. His cass was moot able enc, but
actually true in every partieu1nrr nm tsisnsdl
We have watched the unaidcd but growing favor Of
"PAsEs CLnAx eAIvB," and availing ourselves Of
the knowledge Of IL wonderful curative powers,
have become proprietor the zane.
His . snrs cure fer Darns. Scalde, 0erofaia, Salt
Rhssm. Fever sores, Broken Breasts. Frost Dites,
Chilblains. 6tisgs, Bruises. Cats. swellises, &C
whether upsa nan OF eeast. 1t iubdves paiA and
innanmatien With snspfisine celebrity. and heals
ooFns without . scar. No fanNy should b without
II. lis aiways wanted. and 10 always ready. We
VII sonen do.sa boxes for any single failure. We
bsisvs thsu w. never asytAins like IL in ths wes
Il 10 pat NO IN tin boxes With the na~e ..Ps~ss Cli
nax salve" stamped on the bottom o. The boz
None other 10 genuine. Sold BY dealers IN Medi
cinee svesyweae: TtZ y. PIKE oaly s cents.
WHITE = HOWkANO, Proprictcre. q IiSa,tv
Street, New York. dAw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05
Chicago, Reck Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.
Spmmer AFraDgeneDt,

loees NumWer AfI91kemeHt. 1000
crains run BY Chicago time whish 10 twelve nin
utes faster than Davsnpcrt time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY NAY II, 1855,
~ and until further notics, trains will leave
Davenport daily, (Sundays sxeeptsd) - follows
Going East--lst Nail train ss........1 os, \. =.
- Night sxprsss. .......D IS, ?. =.
Going Wsst-lst. Express aad Nail fef Dee
Aeiass and Washington, I. rs a. ..
3D., Mixed, for Dee Moinss aad
AuocAtino. .e.3OP.B.
Arrive at Dsvsa9sft daily, (Sundays excepted.
From the Eass--1st Night express u. y =, a .
ID Daily Ex. 3 nail. & q. 2. 4
From the Wsst-lst Mixed from Dee Aeinss
ID, Express from Dss Noises
and Washington. >. sos P.n.
couxRcHeRs
Al Chicago With all Eastern Reutee.
At Joliet With Q. A. 3 3. L. b. B. for Dleem.
ingten, Springfield, 10.
Al Pond Geek with o. b. = Q. \. \. fer D.r.
At Peoria with p. p. J. h. h. As.
w,sn Western Stage Oe. = Stages. for Ill points
West, Southwest and Northwest.
~ Se.p,ns Oo:shes en oil Wight tsainA TAreesA
spsi E..,.ra o.. a.s s SS fesE" ss''' y s-
- r. 4. HALL. Ase't 0sa. e.le 0hisags.
=. An,Aas. Asa Supt. Isva Dlt1eisa.
n. ..... ~ su sss;sss''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05

Josa BiLLlxes says that the man Who
wrote II would NOT live always, | ask net
- stay" probably had never been urged
ea6cisntly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS

viii positively CURE ALL DISEASES Arising
from disordereS state OF tho Blood Stom-ath OF
K,dueys. The.eBitters are not to becssed with tn.
vsrious plesssA, preparations sold at Bars and
o,hsyp,ac.s .nisr the naae OF Cordiale. Bitter.
n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05


Toe B,aton MEDICAL and SURGICAL Journal
10 usually rather dry reading, except to the
profession but i, very often has . great
deal Of useful information hidden under
tcehanidal phrascology. The last number
contains an interesting communication upon
the action OF Them on the human systsm
Them is an integral part OF tea, and gives
60 that herb its peculiar force ~ stinulant.
Il il also found in coffee, and in certain
South America plants whose leaves are used
10 prepare table beverage. The author Of
the art'cls in question made several sxper-
imeuls Of Them upon human CAGES. Il was
found tha, in every instance the pulse vas
lowered, . nervous remulOusnsss followed,
aud special mental activity Was Noticeable.
Oas gentleman, under the inuusncs Of this
aSslc'd, spoks smphstically Of HE .'incrsss
cd brain power, enabling him to read Gers
tain books, which he had before accounted
s ASsruss, with the greatest ease, and 40
OK rsoriinsry power Of graphing the subject
VI nsut any effort, rs he read rapidly on"
Tas testimony Of" OF the most powerful
writers wnoagst our New England women
isaso adiuced. Her testimony vas to the
shscs that "some hours after taking large
qsaa.i'y OF tea, she felt IS if there was
nothing leti bu. her head, which furnished
rapidly language Of ideas OF the best DUAL
i,y. aud in goodly quantity, all nigh. long"
In lts medical form Them 10 employsd A :
ssds,ivs. This, nv the way, appsars soms
thins IKE . stron5,allopathis indsrssnsut
81 Hahnsmans theory. I. cures nsuralsio
headaches, where pills Are objected TO
Thsin ointmen, fer tbs hair i, found 10 hsv.
like effect. Psstilss made with Thsn. when
burnt in room, are said 10 produce IN
equally soothing effect 70 irritable nerves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05

A man who 10 suffering from bad cold.
assured % anxious inquirer that he caught
u ~ sitting near Q vee nurse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
so A p

The undersigned. known 70 the public ss Manu-
fscssrsss Of Pure. Usadalterssed Family and Fancy
Soaps, have spent many years and nuch OF their
means in educating the public TO believe the facts
that .so-called cheap or lsw-priced" Soaps, being
areths deareet and that good
pure Soaps. although apparently dearcr. are the
cheapest. They have reason 10 know that their
aeachtng has had itr proper efec upon the minds Of
intelligent hossekeepers. and believing the tine
has cone when . really Superior Soap will be appre
eiatet they nov put IN the market an artile which
they are confident 10 the best Family Washing SOAP
oeredto the people ofths OF any other country