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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03
3. b. HARTMAN 1 Co., Props,


TAess Pills. - celebrated many ysaYs ago II Paris.
- the relief % female Irregularities. and Afterwards
fos their criminal employment In thc practice Of ab0r
tim, re offered 1uR onle for he lfst time IL
America. They have been kept in sompasativs ob.
security from the fact that the originator Dr. vepau
b . physician In Paris, o. great wealth. and strc,
conscientious principles and hes withheld them from
general uss. lest tAey should b employed Tor unlaw
: In overeomine rsnals Oesnuetioas Pairing Of ths
womb. Whites. Green eicknsss. Suppressioe, Rstsn
Nos, o. lmmOderass Flow Of he Monthly Die
eAasges. Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains In the
BACK and umbs, Fatigue slight sxsftien Pelpita-
doa ef ths Heart, 1ystsrics. ETC.. and viii eject =
care when al other Dcans have failed: and, a.
though powerful remedy, do not contain calomsl
antimooy. o. anything hurtfhl 10 the constitution.
70 married ladies and young girls who have never
oeen seEn- aed, they are peculiarly Suited They
Will. In shsrt time, bring on the monthly pshes
with regularity.
CAurIos - Married Ladies should never take IN, m
when there 10 any to believe Themselves preg
nant, for they will 10 sure TO produce miscarriage
Ladies can p-ocnre bog, scaled from the eyes 81
the curions. by enclosing dollar and sx postage
stamp. 10 N. W. MACOMBEK, General Aren, FOR
the United Statcs and Canadas, al Albany, n. ) 4, o
70 any authorized Agent.
HARRISON b STARKS. Ag'ts, IS Brady 81.
NEW ENGLAND CHROME GRBEN COLOR
~ WORKS
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A Vnlual,ie C0ntract.

AGENTS wANTED-A WELL KNOWN AND
n very successful Lii. lneurance Company, offering
unusual advantage. to agents and insurer, requires
TIA services OF a gentleman or good standing, 10
whom win be given GENERAL AGENCY with
such terms ss will insure an indie pendencc. with prop
er effort The company must have evidence that
the party IL earnest, energetic and reliable.
LtcAL 4 DisTIicr AsEs7s are also wanted. Cler
gymen. T.oohers and Business men can.largely III
crease their income by availing themselves Of the
facilities offered to act as Agents all needed insirnc
ton 10 iue experienced parties. address with refer
ence LIFE COMMISSION CONTRACT. =. q Box
GiG7 New York CITY iuly2l decd 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

% Mrso " - re-.

khiIous JoHNsoS. arAlers d. b.l..gr
u Hardware ard Tooi-. ~. ~. for tho li p
works Wheeling Nails.
Orders by mail ntled with rrumpIHtHF ma "
patch, NJ lowest fenres n tirk street
NKEESEBAt NJ sons. s4hi aEdo ~ rfftrt. Mhtlt
y sale Hrrdwar. md cutlery. Manufacture " VI
Nails Carriage foltr. loose joint bate, .Itnnr
AyeA and EDGE Tuol=. chicago
nARhlEl. AltiiNG a 90 fnporisra and Inii-
VI bers 81 Hardware and Cutlery. % Lake 81 sei.
Manufacturers OF re CLOTH tievts, HiJdlts. 81.
A ILIEk. BROS q hEEf. impottors ma JaDleis
W ~ Hardware. Cutlery, Ar icuii ursi foot, Eltf-
cy Tor American File Co. aud Wheeling Ss4- 10
STATE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

Chicago, Rsck Island 1 Pacific
Ra11road.
1868. Ssnmsr Arrangement. 1863.
Isaisssua By Chicago time which u twelve nia.
1tes faster thar Davenport tiae.
0NAND AFTER MONDAY MAYll, 1855.
Davenport daily, lSsndays sxeepssd) = follows
0oise kast-lst Mail train .. .......7 os, =. =.
- Night esprsse. .......0 -, ?. :.
0sias Wsss-lst, Express ana Nail ~ Des
Meinss and Weshis ston. I. IL =.
"a, Aissd. for Dss Nsinss -
Auscatins. 6.3OP.n.
Arrive q Davenport daily. Sundays Excepted
ron .s Il. Isss-ln Night erprsss d. 8 q. 1 =
I'd Daily E1. 4 mail. g OS. ,. !
Fren the Wsst-lst Mixed from Des Meines
"a, Express from Des Noises
and Washington. 4. Os p.n.
cosx1csIox0
A Ohieaee With Ill Bastsrn Routes.
A Joliet With G. 4. I 8. L. X. R. for Bloom.
ington, Springfield. 10;
AT Al Pond Cs;sef Win Q. b. "a. =. \. fer p,,.
lington. Ksokuk and Quincy.
X Peoria With p. r. / ]. \. r. h.
A Dee Noines. lows City. and Washise4ep
With Wsstsva Stage &c; . 6taess, for ell psiuo
West. Southwest and Northwest
sleeping Ce.shss 9 q = al Wight srai.a !hrs.sh
r. "A. HALL, Asst Gen. Sups. Ohieaee.
4. KsnpAla, ASH. Sept. lowa Div1e5ea.
a.R. H,l.s, Az. pssssssst
Dovepposs, Nay :. 1Soo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

mar. ALLAN 4 CO Wsoissale 0sOcsss Utjnts
Off ON country merchants promptly q led anu a tho
lowest prices ~ and 70 Raodolpk street
eAhklNoiON nKK STIR. tsueos.s.ns to u
n. rhompssn.) - holrsae Grecsrs, ia and 10 y
ater street, Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

10 a OC1ENT1HlC COMPOUND
. ~ aa1 veil Risa rsnedy. that was nevss Known
- fan. When ueed In eonneciion = ith HAaks Mar.
eaA8n lsvBo Pilas, Il 10 svse cure Tor Rheuoatiso
Neuralgia aScrofhla. Fever eofes salt Ahsum ulcsfs
H0eo. 0ilblalne, Cefe kye1, Cule, Durns. bruises,
Dain aad isAaa0stioa sithes u the Lssgs, Stomach
o. Bowels. apply plas1se = 4ages Asnie eOl, ard
l00o1iaie rollel VIII ~ G1SUu Poe
OcPOG60O OorOO.
this Aosrihls diseaee afer svssy oeAes re0e6y -
oesa used In vain. Any pefeoA making trial Of Il
Wh0 nay NOT b. satlsrd With the reeut. can f0eurn
Il caa ~ haA q The Ds1ggsts for % eed - eente
box ard y manufactured only By J; y: PAe., 0sne
y. ~ -. - who's al ordefe shsuId be addressed
Al fer Paee ASnica OIL and take no other.
0ossnAne . Var 0caAAcE. a sento, eChieags, III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

CiiLEs. COLBY 4 McnAnAN Commission wsr
. chants and wAslesale Provision peserr. go 80.
Water street. Chicago.
nLAiR. pESaNoRs & co. cemuiu.ioa VI,
y chants. t65 Washington street FivNr, uraln. r."
visions. sc.
0iXLEY. NALL d KiNsEy. Wool Csmnis ., ~
7 Merchsnts u, 10 and - Michigan Avenue. cor.
ner Lake stscet. chicago.
t1NpEWW GOD 4 90. Commission Merchants IL,
Flour. Grain, eesds, Pork. Lard, Bsef, Tsn1w,
etc cfnrc tSs ~ sshiustou street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

In BANKRUPTCY.
In the OirtIict Court Of the United States fce
the District Of Iowa,
10 the mater Of 8. -. Stasr. Bankrupt.
To the creditors 81 said d d. Starr. and all
ether pesoouo distressed,
Gas: YOU ARE HEREDY nOTIHlED
- that petition hes been died in said Court,
y ~: @.rr, q Dsvenport.i 10 The esssty Of
ScetA aAid distTiet 1daly DECLARED D4nsiupt,
undsr the Ast 81 Cssgfses. satitleA IA xsi
= astablish . usiiorn. Syatsm Of Daekrpplcy
Throughout Che United Seate3, /" sppfovSd March
ID, 1851, ~ dissAafRe NJ ceT6i1eaee tAessof
iron oil bis debts and other claims provable m
der said At, and that the 18th day Of August, A.
d. 1865, ct the hour Of 10 o'clock A. T.. Of
said Day, b assigned for The hearing of the came
before the saad Court ct Chambers, ct Ksokuk,
lewa, when snd where you may attend and show
cause. II any you have. why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted.
You are hereby further notified that the
second and third meetings Of the ere
ditors Of the said :. q, Starr, will
Be held on the leth day Of August A.
b. lSeo, ct the hour Of ten O'Clock, A. NJ,
Of said day. before the Hon. n. n Price. Reg
lister. at his Office, Not, West second street,
in the City Of Davenport Scott county, State Of
lowa, whe n and where you can transact any
boeSaessef the "a and "a meetings of creditors
provided in sections q 4 Is Of said act Of Cen-
gree. - -
jly33- dSt no. n. E. LOVE. Clerk.
@. g. G. DOW. Attorney for said Bankrupt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

DCO0o D1O0oe 1sOFIOfoe No. ~
Where he can be consulted from 4 A. n. t. Up. n.
Money refunded II . cure IL net performed II
matters not what your diseaee give him call -
Consultation 10 tree. Twenty Yeafs' 1xpesienee
Five among the lndians Of South America, three In
nexico. and four among the Western Tribes II this
Continent, ssachisg fron Kansas to Oregon .
whole life devoted to travel and the study Of Chron
ic Diseases, In every form and stage conetituting
him the Mister cf his Profession LApGHs, give him
call ~ ~ treats all diseases incident to youf
with psrseet suecees. More 10 neccesary here.
"a word 70 the wise 10 suGcisnt." All - aicted he
ssre and call sn your friend aud humble servant.
jy97-dlWs Da. A. Dsap Fairz.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03
0OkLOWAYsS
ARNICA
RLASTEns

he Osigisal and ssly srss Arries Plaster, pos.
ssssiag the great healing properties
Of Ne Asni,a Flowers.
4hesufAtvs seccts VI these Piasters IN al casee Il
Dein OF woakness 10 Ne hrsase eide Or back ana ID
~ cass g 1neAmmatioA Of NJ Lunxs, an1 Cough.
ass 0aiy asesasshtnx, they give immediate relief.
Fhlslciaas prescribe them, and thousands recon.
nend thew OssEwvH- IiolLowA are the Original
~ oa1y trse Araica Piaster,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

.SS !. Seaeae1 10y - ~ .nsu.y
ssnvS ~. So ~ nL1s ny nos ost'
yU1 .sygtsn. dislGurins your nee
"A h0dv hooidee DESTROYING HOuY
heppinsos esd future pro1peelS OF NJ.
H. noAo Private Dl8EA0RD
end N1Rv0Uo DEBILITY ~ sesdy
The pesson vAsn ~ a1lsaed s6sel4 ecassle Ne oss
~ haar1 81 paant u ~ a0e bsing cos0d disco ns
- hoso n els ty. He sspataeica be- voeshs .
al the city papoeo ~ Poe1e.ee - ~ HrS
0sssion both kses 81 e1soe1. = cseae ~ ~ sni'
led spocaalste heeea 81 1890. ~ ~ sx
ual dssasse. a oeneso w. oooy ossp..1i ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

CHASE HANFSkD h CO, i7g \. Wal.r street.
y Headquarters for Oils. Psintr. Natmrh. Glsr.nnd
Axle Greece. Propfietors star Co. White Lead.
Ewis, HAM 4 90. seu Psint-. OlI-. Varni-hs-
i aud Window 8aao. cheaper ihnnan house Ia tho
Northwest. w to " South Water rtr.et.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

Dr. l.. FRENCH.

DHYsIclAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i residence No. 9e, corner Main and Third
reefs, Davenport, Iowa. jyl-e2-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03
Ann apalsalnaa.

vUuNu. hRO~ . co Msnu'arturet. ana Whut
] sale Dcacrs in Msns and Boy. Cloih.n ~ ana
tu0 Michigan Avenue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

.roa ....s >...i.

Eli Bko IL KITS. tiats, taps mud Furs. Mi. i4
n merry and straw Goodr. Bnrnlo Nobc- and iiatt
Goods. Umbrellas, farhsols. etc. c<and0tN icllf.
Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

homeopathic Physiclan.
0FFlcE AND RESIDENCE on EAST
side Of Grady Street. near sth. fi-st door
above the Christian Church. Ofhcs hours. 7 70
s-l2 to 2-6to7 octSe dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

THE Mo>!toK max more au4 htt.t rrts
] with given power. with less hreakdowu tf aa II
other Machine. Eaxls Works Mrgco. N Co..
Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

OINTMENT.

This Ointm. mt atsr NJ experience OF IN cuty oars
has proved isself sovereign remedy for all Diseases
Of the skin having sge tied radical care IN every
case % which II vas used. curing many obstinate
eases OF hf.esn or twenty ysars standing that had
previously resisted al remedies prescribed by the
best medical talent In the country. lite effect 10
touishing. IN lev days the soreness and irritation
IL removed. the skia becomes smooth and healthy.
and remaiEs permanently healed, without the use Of
any other remedy,
fhas. rrrTsa. SALT RsRuu. lrcs, soLSrsn . lron.
kaSaarsLAs, BioronAs, PlnrLss, and every form OF
disease ofths skin 10 punctuAlly cured matter Of
how long standing. II has cured bad csscs Of IL
rLAxEp Hy RliDs. and Discharges from the kar, when
soothing else would heal them. PiLEs, that have
eleted all other for many yeara have been
e6ectusly cured by the OF only one box " THE
Ointment BraSs, ScAL"s. and On Sosns, II heals
In very short tsaas. PRaon 90 CEnrs IRA Box. II
lot sold by your Druggist send 60 cents 10 Johnston
Holloway 4 Cowdrn, Philadslphip, 4 box will be
seat free Of postage u any address
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

1 fr1 4 son ~ to " Franklin street. MauWfsriarp
/ Wrought and Csst Iron for huidinr-. bridges.
etc bank vaults doors. shutters. grating Iron rail
ing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

lh1cax~ 0..aA ssnsl ga " orh-.
z ". BLATCuFoRD . GO, Manufacturer ~
Is Lead fipe. Sheet Lead. Bar Lead, Pig Lead, Lin
seed OIL. raw heisd, ~ North CliniDn street.
e'1osos l'ass1aaer~s. nc
ninBAtI, STEVENS co, WHOLESALE Cloth
u nouse. 10 Randolph street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

Roo0a0 ~ "a. erSmDs.

ahcCANS.A FITCH, lao Souih Water s.. hole
~ sale Dealers In Cosres aEd Pine Wrapping Pa
pers. Irvine and Paper Bags of every description
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

GALl.. klMBhitk CO, Importers and DsafessI
u Iron, Steel Nails and Heavy HARDWARE, ~. HIG
$! Michigan Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03
Or. q. oGRR FRITZ
GREAT INDIAN PHYSICIAN

Who describes diseases 1t At . glance, without ask
ing Questt No, and points out the only proper mode
Of treatment. With perfect success. in al
CHRONIC DISEASES
4 NAkA - he
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

a. EWMaN, LEWIS ~ ri MWALI, flnhln. Mlh.
u sash aud Door Factory. AHA lumber J hgd g.
gns duck.d, aud ordei- fitted Corner Istn aid
Lumber streets, r. y Boz 5.'rY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03
RoAA1eey Hardware.

0UBDRR CLOTHING co ,F II = " A. shepard
t. naaufactuse al descriptions NJ Heavy and sney
kubbss 0oeds. Hose ard Betting, Stationery and
Drug Goods, ~ Lake street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03

srOcAery aaA aslms. ~ ARE.
0uNLEf ffRkkLl. Importers ,ni luhbpir q
y China, Giass, aud Eathen Ware. No Is LAX
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-26

attention of the House in the early part Of his career has
no proven ttse 70 be us ne then said that the time
mon hla accertss In appearance Mr. Disrael
!, OF medium stature with rather s,oI sOmSsr
face, which, iwhea Lighted ~ DT shSSsEssg
are characterized by studied polish, and his satre
scathng and spareless. During his immersion III POINTS
later works are "Coningsby," Pancred syDn ana
keen political pasqunade entitled Ixion in Heaven
Mr. Diraeli r. an honorary D. c. L. OF oxford, PriVy
-''stee Of the British Museum, Governor
Codncelior, L.S->-- Of the National Portrait
Gallery. and Deputy LieutenauI :" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-26
GERMANY.
THE TREATY BETWEEN NORTH GDRMAEY AMI
THE UNITED STATES.

THE TREATY BETWEEN NORTH GB9MANI AND
THE UNITED STATES.
BERLIN, Feb 25.-The Hon George Bancroft has
been duly received As Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenpotentiary from the United States to
the North German Confederation. The details Of the
treaty between North Germany and the United
States relative 10 the rights and privileges Of natur-
allied American citizens Of German birth. of whom
military service has heretofore been claimed have
at last been fully agreed by the representatives of
the two nations. The report that this treaty was
finally attestrd and signed, which became publicsome
days since. was premature. 1t is expected that the
document will receive the official signatures of Mr.
Bancroft and the German representative on Saturday
next.
EvFSING.-The new treaty which has been con
cludcd between the United States and the North
German Confederation provides that natives Of Ger
many mnst obtain a license to emigrate which shall
be registered and that those Who after taking out
their naturalization papers have resided i've years in
a foreign country shall be released from the obligs-
ton Of military service in Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-26
EUROPE.
GREAT pprwAM
" "HhA hkAi
RESIGNATION OF ImD DERBY.

RESIGNATION OF LoSD DERBY
LONDON, Feb. 2J-Evening LirerpooI
| Courier this morning contained a report tha'
Earl Derby had resigned the Premiership, anu
that his resignation had been accepted by the
Queen. During the day the news was confirmed.
II was also ascertained that Mr. Disraeh would
replace Lord Derby as Prime Minister, ct the
sane time retaining his present post as Chan
cellor OF the ExcheQuer. In the House of
Lords this afternoon, at the beginning of the
session, the Earl of Malmesbury announced that
Lord Derby had rendered his resignation TO
the Queen on acconCt of continued i'll health;
and that Her Majesty had been pleased to call
upon the present Chancellor of the Exchequer,
the Right Hon. Benjamin Disraeh, to form o
new Cabinet Earl Russell and others expressed
their sympathy for Lord Derby, and hoped he
might recover from lis illness and resume his
post at the head of the Ministry. In the House
of Commons the announcement of the resig-
nation of the Prime Minister was made by
Lord Stanley, and responded to by Mr. Glad
stone who with much delicacy and feeling ex-
pressed his sorrow for the cause which COM
PEELED the noble Lord to resign his high office.
The transaction of all business in the House
was postponed until Friday next.
MDNIGHT.-lt is now thought that Dir. Dis
raeli will resign his position as Chancellor of
the Exchequer, and that Sir Stafford NQrthcOte
will take his place. No one is yet named as
the probable successor OF the latter as Secro
tary of State for India.
TIE CLEIKESwELL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SULLf-
VAN AND PIGOT-THE SUSPENSION OF THE |
WRIT or HABEAS CORPUS.
LONDON. Feb 25.-All the prisoners charged by the
coronoTs jury with completely in the Clerkenwell
explosion have been committed TO stand trial for
murder Messrs. Sullivan and Pigot, who arc now
confined in Richmond Prison. have been called upon
by many influential persons but all interviews with
the prisoners are forbidden by the authorities.
10 y. m.-The House of Lords. IN Committee Of the
Whole tonight agreed to the bill renewing the
pension Of the writ of habeas corpus in Ireland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-26
IMPEACHMENT ELSEWHERE.

WEsICmE,TEE. Pa. Feb. 2j.-Jho Republican, County
Convention today passed resolution IN favor OF tho n'
peachueut of the President.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2j.--Ihe crowds or people about
tbe Continental Hotel the League House and the
paper Offices eager for news from Washington, bring
recollectiOus times Nothing Is talked Of but inn
pcaehment The hosting OF the Union League flag,
bearing the inscription Inc Senate and the People ~
America" and firing Of 50 guns by the Ninth Ward
League Club Is the extent of the demonstration 10y the
Republicans. The Democratic ward leaders who hope
to insure Federal patronage should Impeachment fail,
hold circles nightly and resolve for Johnson one Of
these meetings Is greatly maguied In TRBUsE editorial
article: not III but only - persons prcsen- l. e
number OF he house. Another great" demonstration
numbered 32 two other meetings numbered too Few 10
It was the meeting Of IL that rendered regi-
mont 70 ANDY"
At large Democratic meeting held IN the Eighth Ward
tits evening resolutions passed and speeches
made One Col Iecller said that before many day =
every amppost would sc converted into gbbotlor Tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-26
TIE NEW PREMIER OF GREAT BRITAIN.

Last night the Cable brought the somewhat
startling of the resignation OF the Premiership OF
Great Britain by the Earl of Derby and the appointment
Of the Right Hon. Benjamin DisraeN 10 that Office
Although the advanced and increased inrrmites OF
Lord Derby attery caused the subject of his resign
alton TO be canyassed In the clubs and society England
the actual fact WILL doubt surprise the general mass
OF the people but few really aware OF the extent
10 which he was Incorporated from attending TO public
duty The present Premier, the Right Hon. Ben
iamin Disraeli Is the eldest OF the late Isaac
Dsraell esq, OF Brakeman. Buckinghamshire
well knov,n TO tho reading public eminent lltera
ter and author the celebrated work Curosities OF
literature Benjamin Dsraeli was born on the 2lst OF
December 1905, London The literary genius OF the
father seems 10 have been transmitted To the for be-
fore attaining his majority he startled the world OF light
erature by the production Of the snoefamous novel OF
"yivan Grey" Not content with the success OF his
maiden effort, he followed THIS work by The Young
other books which justly place him IN the foremost rank
or the me ase OF he became traveller in the East and
II to this that much OF the dreamy maSnatyness Gi
his later works may be ATTRIBUTED MS return from M
The Wondrous Gale Of Alroy work which, whatever
argument may brought against its pec4larues o OF
he first entered the may whr OF politics. ana contested
the borough OF Wyeombe' berkshire ior WHICH
fcated. Elk years now elapsed before his name Was
brought before the public AZ an asprant for parla
entapy honors at end OF which period, in 1885, he
was elected the House OF Commons Tor the borough OF
Maidstone Kent He continued 10 represent this con-
st,tnencv until isi when he exchanged IT, and became
member for Shrewsbury In ls4 he returned as
~ the members the County OF Buckingham, and has
retained that position since that date having been re-
elected mo less than eight times Until Sir Robert Poes
conyersion 10 free trade doctrines ne was
live member OF that gentleman's party but
on The occson OF this event he attached himself 10 the
SansryatIye party then under the guidance OF Lord
Ceoyoe Bentinck on this nobleman's death he became
tbeir Acknowledged chief In the House OF Commons a
oson he has held 20 the present time. On the COnser
yatyes coming into power IN 1851 he became Chancellor
OF the Exchcquer aud again IN 1858 nled the same Office
Which was thrown out by the Liberals although that
party has since failed 10 carry any similar measure
Of the Conservative party IN ise he again became Chan
eeIor OF Exchequer which ofce he has held up 70
contest between the rival parties he Opposition LED by
nn.sed re 10 based system OF rating that OF the
liberals. which was defeated In 1865 being founded on
sSdsred by the English people as one OF the most
Extraordinary of living politicians HIS whole career IN
d,sheertenng record OF defeats. But his celebrated
spooch In Que Of bis unsuccessful Attempts 70 osah toA