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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26


IA PLAINS ment of[fac,e inherited Gcrsfula,
and many OF my relstions have died OF 1t. In 1899
NJ case was frghsful. Tumors and ulcers spread
until in 1912. under the advice OF ny physicians,
went TO Avon Syringe lrscsived no benefit tried
every medicine and ala everything cssld. had to
res, ny arm on . cushion, and had not abb, to
ra,se It to my head in over . year. The discharge
from two ulcers was nearly pint day. Ampnta-
ton was ommended: but pronounced dangerous.
1couid not sleep, and my suGsrings wsreintoerable.
A friend brought me an RnElisA phvsiciaa. Who ap-
piled salvs with which he sale he had accomplish
extraordinary cures in as hsspitas 10 England
Il commenced to relieve persisted In its use Il
finally effected perfect and sntirs cure Its new
lsas. Nisavs ysars since had the appearance Of .
scrsfulous ssrs. and ny health h bees good ever
since procured the receipt Of this wsndsrful arti
ee-tAis blessing Of humanity and have called II
"rAsE's CLisAx SALvs." and allow the psSic 70 sue
itor not they choose. This lie brief but candid
statement. given more fully in ~ circular.
Nsw YeAK, Oct. 10, 1855.
~ havs known J. II. Page Zee, Of Geneva. N. T.,
fer many yeass he 10 one Of the Arst eitissns Of
Western New York. saw hin Lest week In COED
health. His ease was most remarkable enc. bat
actually true in every parsieul1r Lsis & -.
We have watched the unaidsd but growing favor Of
"PAas's CisnAx SAlvB." and availiAs ourselves 81
the stnewledgs Of it, wonderful curative powers.
have become propristors efths sane.
II 10 surs cure for Barns. sealds. eesofula, Salt
Rhesm. Fever Sores. Broken Breasts. Frost Bites.
Chilblains. stinGs. Bruises. csts, Dwslli1gs, Ae.
whether upon nan o. beast. II iublves paiA and
in6an nation with surprisine celebrity. and heals
burns without scar. No family should b without
t. It's always wanted. ana 10 always ready. "
will forfeit dosea boxes fer any snsls falsrs. We
believe there never anything like II II the world
II 10 pat up in tin boxes with The nsnsPasss CHI
max salve" stamped on the bsttsn Of The box
None othsri 10 genuine. Sold By dealers in Med.
einss sverywhsfs. Tryn. Price enly - esats.
WHITE d ROWLAND. Pfopristers. - Liberty
Street. New y0ek. GAW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
TO YOuNG ME

no arrest Seminal Leases, - conquer bad habits
and remove the effects Of early Error, send 8
Vile, Kentucky.
Having had ten years expsrieacs n this speciality,
patients entering from any disease VhAtevef Of pF
vats o. eonndsntal nature and ladies troubled With
eny Of the amsnts peculiar to the ssx By enclosing
- eents ab0ve, With brief etatsnent u caee, Win
receive paftcuayS for eelf treatment BY return mall
and thue avoid auackery. We also have vari1
Clasp which Ne guarantee - var1ceeels IN four
days. The Electro Nagne Preventive. Those de-
eiring 10 limit their odtprfk, eaa enclose stamp
N0s pe0phlet, containing engfsvingo and explnne
uooe o. The above psevootivo, With IN e0ooy The
SSs;si. A{SsSS IN i,asen n y II mn mi
DspVer ~. I0o1Uville. r. 0ooDoAAV0V
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

There are many forms Of diGussst:mali used
br the medical profession, and the great object
Of the trust-wortp phyfician 10 to obtain tho n
unmixsd with ony dslstsfious article. aostet
ter's stomach Bittsrs, - already observed. hal
the reputation Of being the pursst prepa- atisn
Of its class 1t present manufactured. and VA
therefore cited - . csss in point 10 il inst, II
Il faia y il for the ersstsst geoA u the grestsst
number. that the NV should place this nsdi.
cine .. par With 6yhtisg rum What sort q
between health givisg tonic ed sltsrssivs
sad consuming base!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

truly, both Congress and our State Lsgisla-
lures have much to learn upon :his important
subject and the sooner they begin 70 pro6t By
the palpsbls lessons Of the heur, the bsttsr Il
will Be for the moral and physical health Of The
people. Under the present eoatsadictssv, In
consruous and shert-sishted general and State
laws affecting the liquor qusstien, inteapsrsacs
with oil its horrible eonsequeness. 10 % sure 70
isssease ssd multiply - the sun u to generate
niasms from swamp. q lame 10 grew Aeresr
BY feeding IL with tufpsntins.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
Fresh Garden and Elovve,

.Ffesh Garden and EloWor
Seeds On Commission, those
unsola to. be returned, pre.
paid. BY mail. Priced de.
scriptivo Catalogues Of al
Useful and Ornamental
Seeds, Plants, Trees, ana
Fruits, w holeoale Or Retail
viii be sent 70 any address.
b. M. WATSON, Old Gel.
ony Nurseries, PDyMouth,
Moss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
Tas New York Tribune saws

I'VE entirely agree with the National
Intelhgeneer, that radical jsnrnalS should
not indulge in torrents Of the most indie
cent abuse against Mr.. johnson for the Ut
torrance Of opinions that have been claimed
without comment BY republican Senator'S
anu rspretentativss.' For President john
sons policy is no worse than the platform
50 long defended by Gen. Butler and Mr..
Stevens. and, in some respects, by Ssna.
tors Morton and sherman. and not much
worse than the Indiana republican plat
fsrmo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
STATS NEWS.


-Bsrlisgten has jest completed . new
Pest O0ss.
Pork sells from wagons in Dubuque.
q ellis.
-hsqueketa Nsthedists are haviae .
revival in religion.
Tho river slsssd At Bu,lisgtsn last
Wednesday nerning. and teams are cres-
siag.
y. 3. Culver 3 Co., wagon end ear
sass oanufaetursrs Of lsws City, have
1ailsd.
jasper county 10 assessed at nearly
I've oillssns. rsx levy eils.ssl.
The hands ~ Coush's coal banks Il
Newton are on strike much 70 the dissd-
vantage Of the people.
Daring The pest week NO mans visb
Aao bsen rem away with in Burlinstsu.-
The husbands ere rather discouraged.
-On the d. 3 q. c. resd, ct Fairly, .
passenger eeaeh vas thrown dswa a ea.
Danhosst ,isjuries several people. Broken
nil.
-rAs Reeistsr ssks: "Whsts ths reason
Dee Msisss can't srganiss ~ Amateur
Dramatic Troupsf" Givsit up.
The Iowa City Library Association 10
. danger OF Bankruptcy. The people are
allied upon 10 rally 10 the rescue.
The free bridge 1t Iowa City has been
lsstsd and pronounced insecure for any
snssh Of tine. The Pres advocates On
rem bridge in ito stead.
Tho Washington Prsss thinks tie
people west Of that place will not grade The
esd fer the sake Of the extension Of The
mach Of the G. 4. l. 1 P. read.
The Rev. joseph Kinney, Pastor ofths
1rss Universslist Church in this Oitv.
I'D On the oerning Of che 22d inst, He
spoken Of BY the Ress a. noble eitissn
I'D dsvetsa christisn.
The Marble Dealers Of Iowa vii, holi
Csavsntion At Ottumwa. Jan. Is, 1868.
he call Gays: "Ths object Of this Csnvs.-
len 10 to effect - organization BY which
10 Interests Of the trade nay b protected
nd advsuesd."
The Harrison county Rsvrissaisa has
y felloWing: "Mr. Bsnjanin Niehsls,
wing tvo miles vest Of that place. on
thursday last, accidentally shst enc Of his
ale girls, about fsur years old. Mr..
6chels had loaded his revolver for The
a,psss Of killing hsss, and while hsldinc
in his hand il vas accidentally die.
Aarged. the ball entering toe body At ,hs
bver part Of the abdomen and passing cut
she back. The child 10 dangerously and
sshaps fatally wounded"
Tho Fsystss County Uaisn Of Lac,
81 Gays: "Nsarly every one Of The
srssos wAo planted hop yards in shis
salty lsss spriag win plew then sp.-
Aees whs we're che nest ssxisus - hcf
- The Business. are nov The NEST sax'
- - AsP sat. There are . numbee d
niliss 10 ths county, wAs have lately
~, destitute asa 10 debA fte0 ~ be-
- = wisssssis. viesios - ~
= soidsoic."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

The question ~ How shall i b dons : Ard
the repi- Of every right thinking man 10. By
rigid examination Of the articles, and the in
Fiction Of heavy penalties, pseuniary and per-
sonal, il oil cases whore adulteration - defect
ed. 10 il net shame that the common poison
Or, and the dealer in pure preparation seuld
only be held 10 the Same ascsunt liability BY the
authorities And yet this 70 the erse under
the present lqusr laws.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
Pure, Pleasant. Perfect.

Let such as wish for = pure, pleasant
and lie removing tonic, try Mr.. Spesr's
STANDARD Wine Bitters," and thereafter
they will use mono other. The most tenn
porats use them with perfect immunity. as
well - the most delicate .fsmslss. Thsy
are not indicated, but simply made bet.
ter oy Peruvian Bark, Wild Cherry Bark,
Csiamus. Ginger, Snake Rcet, and ether
vine.
Ssld BY oil Druseists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
AllcOclx's Porous PlaStel.s

AllcOck = Porous PlaStel'S
Accumulate Electricity. whereby the circulation OF
tho blood becomes equalizsd upon the part where
Was there ever published stronger evidence than
this,
CERTIFICATE FROM A. r. STERLlN q, Ksq.
gia In the head. and found emily temporary
lief from all the various remedies that have tried
until I applied one OF ''ALLCOCK9 POROUS
PLASTRRS." cut II into three strips, placing one
under each shoulder blade and the other over the
small OF my black. and for the past three months
have had scarcely twinge Of the old pain. advise
oil who suffer from nervous diseases 10 lose no time
in making trial OF the wonderful plaster.
A. 0TERLING, Sec. Singer Mfg. Co.
New York. June ., 1868.
Principal Agency, BRANpRRIn HogsB, New York.
Sold by all druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
DE- AR r II GsA,

~ i - N N IA ~ -
Dyssntsry, Summer Compliant, Cholera Ne
bus, Fux. CAildfsn's Tssthing, aad the Great
Preventive Of Asistie Chelsrs.
MA0UIRE'S BENN2 PLANT.
THIS RxTRAORDMARY MEDICINE. the fAns
Of which y spread broadcast tAsougheat The esun-
try. 10 undoubtedly superior TO any remedy ever Of
fersd 10 the public for the complaints fer which 10
intended. wsAavs In oar possession tsstineaials
furnishsd Voluntarily By Gel. Long, late cAisf Teps-
graphical Engineer Barsas q washingtsa. Gen.
Ffta Henry Warren, Gen. Plsasant0n, and sthere Of
the army; Father P. J. Dsomst, the celebrated In
dian Missionary also. o@cers 9th Navy, Surgeons
Hoepfta Stewards, CO0mAnderD Of nearly ovefy
steamer plying on the Aesesppi and tribufaRy fiv-
err, Western Sanitary and Christian Commissions,
army Chaplains and Others tee nsneroues - nsatien
Likewife highest eneemiums Of the Press, nest Of
which are published In our almanac. (which Ne WILL
tend to any requesting ~. pFasing its valuable
medicinal qualities In the hishsss tsrme. No other
medicine has such Recommendations. J. 4 G. MA
CURE, Sole PrepnetOrs, 81. Louis, Nc. Sold b.
Aru9Rieta and medicine dealers everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

The Constitution 10 authorised 10 state
that the bridgsat Ksokuk 10 to BE- twenty
one feet and ten inches in the clear, 6sersd
With the Nicholson pavement. and suitable
for crossing ordinary carriages, % we'll a.
railrsad cars. with pedestrian ways on beth
sides Eve feet wide. The piers Of the
bridge are 10 be Get two feet down int the
cold rock after removing the shals. The
bridge structure 10 to b wholly Of wrought
iron. and to Be sufficiently strong to sup
port weight Of 3 900 pounds 10 the linsal
feet. The bridge at Dubuqss is calculated
70 sustain 2,24o TO the lineal feet the one
At Quincy. 2.40O. Both Of the last named
bridges, a. veil - the one at Burlington.
ore designed for railroad purposes emily,
their v dths being emily from is 70 10 feet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
e e e e
La R0O.O Al0Do0eOr CFO0a I

La RoO.o AloD0090r Cro0a
TIE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND nARMLBso Cos
NDTlC IN T0D WOHLD!
II will not lnjurs the most Delicate Skin
lts pressucs on The fAee cannot - dsteetsd: can
be removed oaly By wMh1ne; anA WAea renewed
will leave tbs skin softer, smoother and whittier than
before IT ssadieaAss svsy dseelsfscn Of the face,
whether caused By exposure - The Wethsf, OF b. dis
eeoe, and oeetoWs upon al faees the
A single tiial proves all thess etassmests.
And the entire safts with which II can bs used.
makee ~ euceeee complete.
n Ask for La Rue's,-ses that the name Of La
Rue Co.. 10 blown in The bottle, aad our trade marx
At the tor Of the front label. Sold By all Druggsts
and Fancy Goods Dealers. Price Ono Dollar per
bottle CHURCH = HL1NT, Proprstors,
Hartford, Conn,
&c. Wells Co.. New Yesk Gee, q. Goodwin
Co. Boston. Nsee.. Whelaealo Aaente.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
"nt W srks like . Cnnrn. .

NkADTR-
Rsnnes Pain Killing Magic OIL cures Headache !!
Rennes Pain-Kllling Magic Oil cures Toothache !
Rennes Pain Hing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia !!
Rcnnes Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus.
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil cure. rheumatism
kenne Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Lameness !.
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oh cures Skin Disease
Some 70 ks seem 10 be proud of telling how 'amo
their shoulders are'-of"my click in the back are
IL have got the Scatca' celight in Dragging
that nothing cure me but when get
such law I'm folks" to RESNES PAfN-KlL-
LING MAGIC OIL. faithfully, not only cure
their lameness and charm away their pains. but we
actually take all that kind ofag ont OF them J. and
they frank y own mp, and cay ''it works like .
charm I" Sold by all Druggists, Merchants and
Grocerers. VIM. RENNE, sole Proprietor and
Manufacturer. PIrrsvfELp, Mass.
y sold Wholesale and Retail by Harrison & Starks,
Stevenson 4 Carnahan, Y. s. Ballord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
ChristadOro's Fame
10 the ole pr,ng Of great fat. No one can thinh
OF denying that his

I'M hIsoIOU !.
Brings out AMER brown or black than any other. In
sshorter tins and without injury to the hair. This
10 trsth ~ apparent - that the sun lights the
earth.
CHRIsTApORo's HAIR PREVENTATIVE
And Bsaati1er.-The toilet, without this article,
lacks It most useful attribute Nothing 10 90 com
in this country ~ the falling ont Of tho hair
The Pressrvative prevents it, The hbres can NO
more loosen and drop off, IL this article is regularly
applied light and morning, than II each were fxed
10 vice. The testimony on this point 10 over
whelming while the identifying and inviyorAiing
properties Of the fluid are equally vol established
Sold ~ Druggists and applied by all Hair Dres-
sers Mandatory No. IS Maiden Lane. Pfnc!-
pal DEPOT No. 6 Aston Houee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
- OA0SOH,
Holloway.
AZ COwdon

rreprietsrs' ~ Arch Street. Philadelphia.
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago, BY Fuller. Finch d
Fuller. Lord Smith, DufnhaAs 4 Van Sehaack J..
3. Reed a Co., Smith, Cutler b Co.. DsitsecA,
1lcch d Co., and throughout the country By al
Oruggifts. febs-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

Thistle trhswhels ease in alnut-shsll. ans il 10
for these reasons that the Maine Law, and
every other enactment Of its class. he's previd-
I'd dismal failure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

The Cincinnati Bhquiser puts the antag.
onisms between the East and the West
briefly Is follows:
I. The manufacturer resides 1t the East.
and the consumer Of his goods mainly in
the West. His idea and the Eastern idea
are 70 tax the Western censumsrs about
double price in order to protect, ~ they al
leRe, American industry.
2. About thres-fourths Of the bonds are
held 10 the East, and ons-fourth in the
West. The policy Of the East is to compel
the whole country to pay two or thres
times - much principal and interest - the
country agreed to pay when the bend debt
vas contracted.
3. II q the policy ofthe Eastern railroads
and corporations to make the tran sporta-
ton OF freight between the East and the
West 40 dear a possible, In order that the
immense profits Of such exchange Of pro-
ducts may pass into their eva pockets.
4 The East 10 . country that has At
tsined nearly ito full development. Il 10 Z
county without deb. and it therefore needs
bu. few business facilities II wants bu,
little or none Of the credit system.
8. The West 10 . country hardly in tbs
middle stages ofprogress. We need . grea
deal Of currency end = great deal Of credit
10 complete il.
G. We have but few manufactures. Oul
people are mainly agriculturists. whose In
tsrsst it is to buy manufactured articles a
cheap - possible. Every protective TART
which 10 levied for the benefit Of the Eas,
srn manufacturer 10 . theft and robbsr
upon them. We may Say the same Of q
propositions to pay the bends in gold, an'
other schemes TO add gratuiteusly TO th
natisnal indebtedness.
The Worst Of these antagenisms 10 to b
, found 10 the fact, that there 10 . party i
the West, which, on account Of its Easter
affiliations and connections, goes againa
the interest Of its section. This part
unitss With the Esst in favor Of an Easter
protective tarsff. II supports the East
ito demand for the payment Of the Easter
creditors, who own The bends, in gold.
eivss it, assistance to the Eastern railroa
and steck jobbsrs, whose aim il 10 to.iu
povsrish the Western States. The mass I
this party are honest; but the leaders Of
are bought in Washington BY Eastern esl
ruptionisto.
! IL 10 time for shs West to &c. up for !
. self. Il 10 already Of age. Ito population
. nearly, II bet quite. equal - that Of th
East. Ito Interests demand free trade Wit
Ill the world. or the nearest revenue tar
J appse ximais TO Il. In ssdsr 70 com !ste il
! internal improvsmsnts, il wants . large q
pansion Of currency. which will make cred
easy and currency plenty. II wants to
little burdsnsd with the public debt
pay nothing mere than the letter Of Il
bond sbliess 10 70 pay, and to repudia
every other obligation. All those oppose
: to this system, who live in the Yves
: should DO regarded ~ little Or nothing be
=. ter than public enem;es.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
10 WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
CLEVELAND - DA0OETT.

JUNCTION SHOP, WORCESTER. MASS,
nanufAeture WOODEN Maehiaery Of Superior Quality
coDbining al the valuable ioprUvemento 10 tA3e
eosntsy. and Dany non kusepe, end in style aod
1nish not supposed ~ eDy. We continue 70 bald
Cesdiog nashIsse. VI lf0n ~ Wood prsnee Pat
81 spinning Jacks: Yarn TviseeSs, with any no0-
bsr efspisdss desired. With sisels or Dosbis C,i.
lndsss, frsa sstiFsly new ed nueh in proved pst.
ssrn: Tan epssisfs end Drsssine nachiss,y.
All kinda II Cloth tinisAlng MafAirsry, inluAIsR
Shears, broad and arrow oigs. doabIe and eInsic
aetias; dsusle ae iDg Dfsshise Machinee. FUiilns
Mills, Wash Mills, pessas Clcai Dsysrs, uydresfaue
and Screw Freseee. New nachiaery Ser Velvet, r.,
tssschsn aad whitney Anish. Ciosh winding snd
Millowes. Patent Hydro Kxtrasters, q ssv ana
iopreve9 plan, Wool Drysse. Basd Neehises. BOB
bin Windess. Card 0rindeps, Tufning Reete. Piats
Heatefs, etc. Alse Mckinney Castines, Mi Gear
lag. uaneess. Palleys and sheftisg, etc.
Our naehinee ere In subssanstai and superior ieea
ssanse. when preferred, bet veod ftsrnes viii b
Isssned q lev price when called for, sad are war
.sasea e > Ss.a svesy respect - sny nachinss
II addition - The shove named moeAinee u eur
o~n male, ~ are prepared to furnish Cfompton'e
IHo0s, raeke WOolson's Shear, 6tsel Ring Uss
1aehtnes snd Bar rehers, Gard Cfothine, and man.
nacturers findings generally. ct makers lowest pscs
and can farnish ouf customers With machinery Sos
Woollen Mills complete it'll promptnsee. and q 9
Avoreble pricee ~ anv other euillsrp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
Startling Si1verWara


And fine Rlectro-plated Ware. The Gofham Man
ufacturing Company, OF Providence, X. L.. having
the largest DRY OF Solid Silver Ware in the
world. with tie most improved machinery, and en-
ploy ing the most chilled labor. are enabled to offer
nequalled variety Of new and beautiful deeigns
in Dinner Services, Tea Services and every article
specially adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
hey offer also their well known and unrivalled
Nickel Silver Eleotro-Plsted Ware, in which they
have introduced new patterns ofrare elegance. The
Solid Silver 10 guaranteed be Of sterling purity BY
United states Mint assay The ElectroP Plate 10 guar
anteed to be superior TO the hnest Sheffield ware.
Orders received from the Trade only. but these
goods may be obtained non responsible dealers
everywhere.
Trade
ri Marx
'' .' 4: .''' 0II1 s.. r s; <:
0CRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
ealesroom No, 3 Maiden Lane, N. z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26

The most successful medicines In the world. Ned
zeal men. cergymen. philanthropis.s. all acknowl-
edge they are performing wonderful effects In easss
Of physical weakness, bilsus seerstisns dyspepsia.
loss ofappetite diseases OF the liver and skin MOI
fats LIE Pills are the best Cathartc and Blood pur
fer offered 10 the public. They cleanse the system
nom all inpurty and never grippe the bowels. Sold
by Ill Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILL all these ahiiessd with Cough or Consunpties
| read the following, and learn the value OF
Aliens Lung Balsam
What the DoctorS Say.

w nat inc DOCJOIo say.
Amos woely. n. D., o: Kosciuseo county. Ind.
eays; FOR three years past have used ALLEN's
Lrss BAtsAs excessively In my practice. and am
satisfied there 10 Nc better medicine for lung disea
Isaac X. psrsa, NJ D.. Of Logan Co. o.. says,
..AiLxS's Lave BALsAM not only eelle rapidly, bat
Rives perfect satisfaction In every caee within my
knowledge. Having cent ience In II, and knowing
that 20 valuable medicinal properties free
" IRE u In my daily pr etice, and with unbounded
saccess. A. an expcctorant. Il ie most certainly Tar
ahead fany preparAtiAn have ever yet known"
Nathaniel srris. n. ID of Middlebury. VI says;
81 have no doubt will soon become aclassical rem.
edial for the Of AL diseases Of the Threat
Bronchial Tubee. and the Lungs.
DR. Lloyd. Of Ohio. surgeon In the army d1f'ns
the war. frem Ell oosure contracted consumpuon.-
lie says: II have hssitancy In eaytng that II wes
by the uss Of your Lung Balssm thai an now alive
and enJovins health"
Or. fisschsr. Of Missouri, says: ~ recommend
your Basam 10 preference 70 ether medicine Tor
Coughs and II gives satisfacton'
AILxrs LrsG BAisAx 10 the remedy 70 cure All
Lung and Throat diflcultics. should BE- thorough
" tested before using any other Balsam II will cure
when oil Others fail. Directions accompany each
j. n. HARRIS . co. Sole Proprisiors. Cincin :
sst, Ohio. Fer sale BY al Druggists. oc2s-ds WIN
No Excuse.
PFor Gray Hair, dsndrnf or bsldness They can
an be prevented o. cured by sing Wood . Improved
Hair Besterativs We mean what we say aad can
prove Sod by D.ugg sts spd Baroe-s
Price ~ per bottle.