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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
THE ELECTIONS.

Further and almost final returns indicate
t1at while the dc noc,acy have not gained
tho States that voted on the l3.h inst,
they have made handsome gains in Con.
gvsssmen, and so far reduced the popular
najoritics, ~ to render tho success Of tie
democratic ticket very probable in the No
ven6er election. Ii is true We have not
gaiGsi all that vas hoped for, but while
that % fact. il is equally true that tho re-
publicans have been weakened in their vote
bsyoad anticipation. The breach that has
been made In their works cannot be repaired
il the democracy continue to make fear
less eight, and that is the very thing they
will do. SUGGESTS sure to come sooner OF
later. Every inch gained BY our party 10 .
victory every inch lost BY the radicals 10
. defeat. Follow up the campaign; nor
loss . single step. If tho whole cannot BE-
wen, then win - much as you can, and the
victory will come. Therefore. grid on
your armor and 60 in strong.
SECOND DasrRlCT.
The Congressional campaign in this Dis
trist 10 tloarishing. and the prospects Of
L.ftingwsll's comp etc victory are every day
growing brighter among the people. The
joint discussions are being prosecuted with
vigor by Mr.. Leffingwsll. while Smy the
go.s along - . sort Of dummy candidate to
make up the necessary arithmstical num-
Der and gets beautifully "wsxed' At every
s.umpins point. At Clinton. the other day.
the aforesaid Smyths was handsomely pull
vslixed-tc mach 30 that whom il came his
turn for the second round he Was too far
gone I, make an effort ct oil crsditabls to
himself or pleasing to his fiisnds, % when
the meeting adjourned Il needed no prophet
70 forstsll that Letlingwsll would carry
Clinton county BY arousisg msj Gritty in the
Nosenbsr election.
There will Be- joint diseussion At this
place on the 10th inst.-nsxt Monday be
tween the tee candidates. whom our people
will have On opportunity to hear the best
and the poorest ssumrsrs Of the District-
Lstfingwell end Smyths; and to hear sound
Democratic luths in "chuuks."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
VILASow, wALxsR CouxfY, Ga,
Jane seth. 1866.

On. JonH BuLI-Dear Sir: / have recently
gwen your "Worm Destroyer" several trials
and Ind Il wonderfully emcacisus. II has not
failed in single instases to have the wished for
eject. am doing pretty large country prse-
ties, and have daily use for some article Of the
kind. In free 70 confess that know Of no
remedy recommended By the ablsst authors that
d % certain and speedy in iss effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. NJ
object in writing you 10 to ind cut upon what
terms I can got the msdisins directly from you.
II can get il upon easy terms, 1 shall use
great deal Of it, an awars that the use Of
sueh articles 10 contrary TO the teachings and
practice Of great majority Of the regular line Of
A.D.'s, but l sss no just cause Or good sense il
discarding . remedy which " know TO BE- en-
eisnt. simply because w may BE- ignorant Of it,
ssmbinstion. For my part, shall make ito
rule to nee oil and any means 10 allsviats suffer.
ing humanity which may b able 10 command
not hssitsting because sors one more ingenious
than myself may have learned ito Effects hrst and
secured the sole right to secure that knowledge.
However. an BY no means an advocate or sup.
porter Of the Thousands Of worthless nostrums
shat Hood the country, that purpert to cure all
manner Of disease to which human nesh 10 heir,
Please reply soon, and inform me Of your bes.
terms. lam, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMKNT, N. d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16

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author NAV be consulted upon any Of III diseases
upon which HE hook treate either personally or BY
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE,

Dewaaeof Countsrfeits 8miths Tonic 0yrup has
grief ~
SIN tbs Tonic Syrups
Tbs genuine article must have Dr. John Bpll.s uri-
vate stamp on each bottle. DR.. John Ban on, haa
omith's Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, ". Rxanine
we'll the label on each bottle. II ny private etamS
b not on the bottle. do not parchaee OF you win be
deceived. Bee my column advertisement. and -
show card. win prosecute any one inffineios on
NJ right. The genuine Nmith'e Tonic ovrup ~
only b prepared BY myself.
The publie'e eeSvaAA
Louisville, ". DIR JOIN BULL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
CRISTADORO'ssHA1R DYE.
cRIsrApoRo,s HAIR PResRpvArryI

To turn to white dark colored hair;
But instantly the 8xcslaos DYs,
Bric9s back the tint that charms the eys
And Natures OWE that cunning Art
Can her own living hues impart.
cRISTADoRO'S HAIR PRRsRRvATTvD.
oh. how beautifully glossy your hair locks Of late.
Maria. Yes. Julia. since I have used Cristadoro'e
Hair rressrvatlve and BsaatiAsi. my Hair hss i'm
proved wonderfully. aud stopped falling out alto
ssther. Sold BY DruR9iats and applied by all Hair
Drsesefs. Mandatory No - Maiden lans Prin-
eipal Depot No 9 Aston Hcsse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16

u Ladies who are troubled With = sick headache
monthly. should use Dr.. Velpsu's French Fsmaic
1iliy: They prove . SIRE and speedy cure.
Sold By all Druxgiete.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16

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The attertionos Railway mauassrs and Merchants
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
BULLS WORN DESTROYED.
To ny UaltoA states ana WorlA.
wide headers

have received many tsetinenials from pro.
fessienal and medical men, - ~ Almanacs and
various publications have shown, all Of which
ars genuine. The following lstssf nom highly
educated aad popular physieian;in Georgia, 10
items have ever received. Dr. Clement knows
exactly what b speaks Of, and his testimony
deserves TO BE- writtsa in letters Of gold. Hear
what the Doctor says Of BULLS WORN DE-
STROYER:
VrLLASow. Waikiki CorxrY, Ga,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16

TnE manner Of Howell Cobo's death was
this: lie WAS standing at the top Of the
main staircase, leading from the Office Of the
hotel, talking with his wife. His daughter,
who is also staying At the hotel, was not
present at the time. Suddenly he put his
hand to his head. and, uttsring an sxcla-
nation. cried: II an ill--vsry ILL.," lie
staggered against the bslustrsde, sank upon
the upper steps and partially tainted. Az.
sistancs vas instantly obtained, and he WAS
carried into the reception room and laid
upon lounge. lie never spoke aftsrward,
but in few minutes, with one strong con.
vulsive struggle, brsathsd his last.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16

Win cure Scrofila, or Fever Sores. Salt Rheum.
Tettsr. Pinp,ss. sweed Breast, Sore Nipples Chill
blains. Piles. Cuts Burns. Bruises, scalds. and for
all external applications has parallel, having
perfectly cured thsss complaints when an otaef
remedies had failed.
wshave - large number Of eirtincates from vel
known and reliable people. who certify that Pages
Gilman sslvs has perfectly cared old Ulcsrs. cases
ofTitsr. Piles and Scrofula Sores, after they had
ssen by physicians and given up iaeurabe.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-12-02
GEORGE PRINDLE.

Mrs. Wade (now Mrs. Colfax) resides
with her stepmother, her father and moth-
er both being dead. She is the niece of
Senator Wade, who resides at Jefferson,
fifteen miles from AndOver. Miss Wade
is about thirty years of age, Of medium
size, good figure, dark hair, brown eyes,
and has pleasing face, indicating good
ness and ntelligence. All who know her,
speak of her amiability and quiot good
sense, as qualifying her admirably to pre-
side at the house of the Vice President
elect. Three years ago she spent the win
ter in Washington with her aunt, Mrs.
Senator Wade, at the house Of Mr. Bar
rett. on Four. and "a half street, where Mr..
Colfax also stopped and the friendship
foShed Mt that time, probably laid the
foundation for the present more intimate
relations. Miss Wade was one Of the ex-
cursion party with Senator Wade and Mr..
Colfax that came SO near being cut of by
the Indians on their Rocky Mountains
trip. The other ladies of tho party were
Mrs. Mathews. mother Of Mr.. Colfax
Miss Carrie Mathews, his sister Miss Sue
Mathews, his cousin, and Miss Sallie
Bowles, daughter of Sam Bowles, of the
Springfield Republican. These ladies are
said to have displayed an amount of cour-
age and self possession on the occasion oi
the Indian attack that won for them an
enthusiastic vote Of admiration from their
companions. and from the roxgh noun
taineers. - Washington Star.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-12-02

On the Democratic side of the next
House of Representatives, there will be no
lack Of ability. Among the Democrats
elected this tall, are James Brooks, Sam
uel S. Cox, Fernando Wood, and General
Henry w. Slocum, Of New York. New
Jersey returns Charles Haight, and elects
Orestes Cleveland in place Of George A.
Halsey, Radical. Judge Woodward and
Samuel j. Randall will speak worthily for
Pennsylvania. Gov. Thomas E. Swami
will probably be the leader of the Mary.
land delegation. Gen. G. w. Morgan,
reelected in Ohio. will make himself heard
to some purpose in the next Congress-
Daniel w. Voorhees, goes back from
Indiana, and will he ably assisted in rep
resenting the Democracy of that State by
Michael G. Kerr, William +. Niblack, and
William S. Holman. Wisconsin returns
Charles E. Eldridge, COED worker and
an excellent debater. S. S. Marshall and
A. j. Burr. reelected in Illinois, have
already distinguished themselves as able
and faithful representatives. The election
of Gen. James Shields in Missouri, gives
that State representative who will reflect
credit upon her Democracy. j. 5. Smith,
the new member from Oregon, is spoken
Of rs man Of very fine abilities. The
whole number of Democrats elected to the
Forty first Congress in 70, and probably
two or three more, against 1873 Radicals
and several of the new members are mer
Of large experience and recognized talent
The Democrsts have done nobly, and the
country will certainly be greatly benefit.
ted by their selection Of able men to
represent them in Congress.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-12-02
WHAT'S TRUMPs.

There are so many cards to play,
So many ways to choose.
In Love and Politics and war,
In forwarding our views
With ladies fair, with statesmen wise;
Or men Of lesser bruit,
'Tis well to know what's trumpe
Before we lead our strongest suit.
Once. worshipping at bcauty's shrine
knelt in bondage sweet.
And breathed my vows with eagerness,
And offered ut her feet
My soul well stored with Cupid's wealth.
A lOve-cementod lump;
king of diamonds won the trick:
My HEART was not trump.
Raving to see my rival win
Upon single RUB,
As he played the DEUCE with me,
l followed with CLUB.
Two days within a station house
Kefiecting on my sin,
l found, as Others may have dere,
Clubs very seldom win.
Grown wise by sad experience,
ceased to DEAL with maids;
I snUPFLED youthful follies of,
And turned up JACK of SPADES,
Yet find as dust is scarce
And smaller grew the humps,
That though the Spades an honest card,
tits not always trunps.
But In world of outside show,
Where mamnon rules the throng:
To ease the little jolts of life,
And smoothly pass along
To find an antidote for care;
And stern misfortune's thumps,
One card Is very sure to win:
DIAMONDS are always trumps!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-12-02

Why is it that every three months pa
rents are Obliged to purchase for their
children new and different class Of school
books from those previously used ? Why
can there not he standard of educational
books established, and if not uniform
throughout the State, ut least to be 80 in
the respective counties? Then the books
could descend from the senior to the junior
members OF the family, aud the quarterly
demand for "new books would neither
vex the ears Of parents nor impose bur-
densome tax. These Yankee inventions OF
new books altered in some immaterial par
ticular, are u grievous nui.auce, and are
only created for speculative purposes
They are often introduced, not by reason
Of any special merit they possess, but
through the bribery Of those entrusted with
the educational interests Of our children.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-12-02

"A CANSY Scor.-A peddler in the high
lands having run short Of butter, applied
TO f'rmer's<wife for supply. "Hoo
muck!e div ye want2' said She. "A pun
will do" said the peddlcr. Il Gamma max
ye pun,' replied the woman; u hae no a
pun weight" "Wesl what weight hiv ye."
said the peddler. "Twa pun said the
woman. "And what's tho weight said tho
man. 0, its jist the tangs," "Weep' said
he ''put ae leg the tangs in the scale. and
the tither af, an that'il be pun" 20 ita
aw RIGHT, woman" said the peddler, hoo
much is it2 IA saxpence," was the reply.
which he paid, and departed rather hastily
lest the woman might see her mistake.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-12-02

HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge Of the Supreme Guyt Of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, April rs, 1860,
al consider 'IIoafand's German Bitters rdiadbis
medicine in o attacks Of Indigestion or pysrrl'
sia can certify this from my experience of It,
Yours, with respect,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-12-02

Occasionlly We hear man ssy "lou
have too many advertisements in your
paper" We would remind all such per-
sons, that no country paper could exist
single year without its advertising patron
age; that is it's life. Ii, therefore, the
country newspapers are Of any value to
the communities in which they are pub
lished, it is because they have sufficient
advertising patronage to support their
publishers and keep the '.machine" rum
ming. Our grumbling friend will please
remember that ii there were 40 ''adver-
tisements," there would he no paper
published in this country. DOn't be 90
selfish -INo,sOe, Wis, S4Itinel.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-12-02

JUsT before the election, on exchange Of
ours INDUCED in the following pretties.-
This talk won the election, and our repub-
licans, hard working men can think about
it, and decide who told the truth in the
canvass and who didu't.
''The most prosperous Of all marvellous.
ly prosperous years which have filled the
land with peace and plenty since the war
ended, is Gods and the peoples answer to
the Copperhead falsehood that the Repub-
lican party has brought ruin and impov-
erishment upon the country. Industry
was never 50 well warded-manufactures
were never 50 neutrality-suspicious.
never 50 widely developed or SO amply
Observation-Disclosures commerce never SO
active-the great enterprises Of internal
development never ~ rapidly pushed for,
ward-the whole country never SO pro-
gressive-as now ut the epoch which tho
Copperheads vainly paint as u crisis Of
national hankruptcv and Distress
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-12-02

Madame Rattaszi is about to start re-
view for the express purpose of plaguing
Eugene.
1t is said that the Pope intends to revive
the ancient Order Of tho Knights Of st.
John Of Jerusalem.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-12-02
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are nnle strong by the of siher Of these rems-
dies They will cure every case Of NATAsMCS,
without fail
Thousands of certificates have accumulated IN the
hands Of the proprietor. but space will allow of tho
publication Of but few. Those. it will be observed,
are VI note and VI such standing that they must
bc believed.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-12-02
TESTIMONIALS.
HON, GEO. W. WOODWARD.
Chief Justice IF The Supreme I6urt IF H., writes
lMiiaieiphia, Mnrth ID, 1867.

"I fnd 'lloofland's
a good tonic. useful
digestive organs. and
cases of debility, aud
action in the system.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-12-02
From Rev. JOS. II. KENNARD, II. H.,

usefulness Of DIR. IIoolans German Btters, depart
for once from my usual course. to express my full
conviction that. for general debility Of the system. ami
especially far Lirer (snriaint it is q &f amt Wiaahe
preparation. In it may f, but usual y,
/ doubt not it will be very beneficial To those " ho
suffer from the above causes 49,. .. 8
Yvurs very respectfully
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-12-02

anl f,.eli,. the hull of time Weighing heavy upon
t IN. with all its nj iten,u ills will find in The
h thr,r BlTrERS, or the TONIC. elixir that will
iIisl t. into their veins restore III measure
the energy aud arl,r of more youtifnl days, build
up their >nruukcu forms and give health and iappi
air a,in-s year
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-12-02

To MAKE A WIFE UNuAPPy.-See her
as seldom as possible. If she is warm
hearted or cheerful. or if, after days or
a weeks absence, she meets you with y
smiling face and in an atfectionate man
ner, be sure to look coldly upon her and
answer her in lnonosyllables. If she re-
pels her tesls and resolves to look cheers
ful, sit down and CAB in her presence
until she is fully convinced of your indif-
ference. Never think for moment that
you have anything to do to make her hap.
py, but that her happiness consists in
gratifying your caprices; and when she
has done all that woman can do, be sure
that you do not appear satisfied. Never
take an interest in any of her pursuits,
and if she asks your advice, make her feel
that she is troublesome and impertinent.
If she attempts to rally you good humor.
edly on auy of your peeulisrities, never
join in the laugh, but frown her into si-
lence. If she has faults-which undoubt,
edly she has, and is ignorant of-never
attempt to correct them, but he certain to
continually obtrude upon her ears, 'What
a good wife somebody else has, and how
happy man must be with such wife"
In company never seem to know that you
have wiie-treat all her remarks with in.
difference, and bs very afable and COM
PLEASANT to every lady except your wife,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-15
Gnropdijde &~abelnaUridten.

9cnppn, IL. Sept. - aonisin 9istp-
ria TT IN Winbicr dnsefpmmen.
Gpnbpn, 10. Sept.- Wan III alae.
nteit Der ani5t, bab Die @reigniTt FER lts-
ten 3rpe, @pten in Der ppliti,ten Situdttcn
auf bent 0Dnttnshte tpents gerincerunsen
tur 5olse Seblbt baben, rpeld,e bic gDabr,
ihttnliffrit pes Sr,e9rs enttpeper pernttn>
bern, oper Sersr6bern. @abrsno einerleits
bic beutide yrsf. ei,,er rubisen Son atge,
nsntrten bat uio r,tbr nuf ben Sriertn al
pertrauen fheint, III es antersrfetts befannt,
Dap Sranfre,8 eas fpfite1e gerlanget bes
,talteniiGen Getanoten, Hitter ppn @lsra,
bic fran3ofi6en aruppen aus &Dm surld>
3utitben, absepiefer, bat, uns sae 8lelG3eitts
Turtt @ir9entt nit benz Antra9 Spanien'p
mad paris Tam, nit Sranfreit eine @ni1n3
su idaltebsn, ineem es fih 10000 Splpdten
mao 8om iu fHtden erbietet.
Dieter Antra8 unb bic unterrebui,9, mel
DE in 8urSem 3p,fhen benz Safer Napcispn
uno Der RSnistn son Spanien in Yaprnne
iaftinpen ica. beuten auf cine Alian, bin
unp setipeden, Sranfreth, I'M Safe es tn ben
Rrtta Se3pSen tptrbe, Don Der Yefhlguns
reS bttiisen Stublssu bcfreier, ~ tab auf
pteic Mu Srdntrsia, mem es ptne AQianS
rdte, bon Spanten Tussn sieten tSnnts.
Gaenflls %Yerlau,et, zap etniee &esimcntcr
scn Nfrtfa 3uridberufen @orpen linp, pab
General eiboruf In eiaer fpesisnm Nillicr
mad Deu,ftlanb sefhtdt pcrcen 1T, unp
eab Sreueen teftlc6en babe, bas @rDBter'
aogtbun Bapen 3u anneftiren. unp bies al
les ftmdft pas '8ertrauen In ben 5crtbe>
ftanb bes Hrtebsns. SIN Yaris taten tteie
@nbeutunsen ppfe SStrfuns: bic 9crfe III
setriidt, uat pie 8enten sebcn Rerat. Sn