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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

--hs Gspub!icas says peaches are q I
bushc. At Keosauqua.
TIE Iowa City papers say crazy mar
b. tho nam Of John Cochran, strsysd
way from there some feur weeks age, and
no slas aas yet been found d him.
Tho Tsath Annual Exsbitien Of the
DsSion county Agricultural and Mechanical
Sociasy viii be. held at viaton Septeabst
-, aid October and Q.
Thu tias new school house at Centre
Wills. nearly completed at esst Il Oh, 900,
W. burned to the ground On Tuesday night
LIT week.
"A little child. son Of Mr.. Daniel Reel,
hsins near 1aquoksta, Wa bitten b. q
Is'.s yellow rattlssnaks che fethsr day.
and was saved only BY. the mssl astsativs
and skiliul Gaze.
Tho Pioneer says that sentimental
young fool at Brighton, Washington coun-
q. t.iei to get into the arns Of death By
mssas Of opium, but . doctsr saved the
poor wretch.
Tue McGresor Tms tells Of yeupe
Id radins burglar under her -. end
o.''eo.'ns him 80 souadly with press
oo-.d that she thinks he will not be able 70
at do~" for fortnight. And abe Wa IN
her night toilet too
-taS German Rifss Of DUBUQUE. held
their twenty fifth seui-anuua, prize shoo..
III; last Sunday. About forty .av. person,
eontsudsd for the prize. Tweo,y. On,
prizes were awarded, Col. Thee Shining
viusiug the frst.
-A"o- Ball. aged four, youngest dassh.
ter oi }. D. Howell, sdissr Of che Gsts Ctr
died on Sunday Of dipthsria. She w.
oesu''lni promising child, asd her desth
w'il Dc An aHspsalahls grise 70 her parsuta
VINO Will have the warmsss sympathy q iii
VITO knew them.
The Burlingtsa Argue oassn;,,es a
very sad case Of death. o. rsssdsy. Ii.
lo'@ inst, Gus '. Dsdgs. icon u On A.
~ vas married 70 Mise Starr Of that
e"y' Inc morning Of her marriage the
os'ds vas taken sudd@aly IN with seven,
s'tsck o. per'tcnitis. and she retired 10 hsr
eea, from which she never arsss, d.ath n.
ssine ia four days.
The johnson county Fair vh;eh -.
ae'd At lows City. was 10 s.sry vsy sue.
csssful. The receipts wee do.h,e 49,.
sAey wsrs laet ysar. bsins ever q 500. n
ths races Ten Hyse won the irss to-
heats, bis best tins being S:s7. The driver
Of Ga:s-bufg hsess slsiosd isal driving
ala ssa ssEsr q Hyss rs1sssl b trot hin
esr sss'u. = srtsrsd b The judges.
wa-aseDea - 41eo NJ 6y1p y ~ ~.
- - 0sees0eBs eWus6 = 0eu1i.eI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

RiDicALs lsrEaaUPf A Jolar Discrsslou
-AEorana Radical RALLY FixzLvs.-A
correspondent Of the Dubuque Hwslj
giv.s III accoun. Of the discussion between
N'-liae- aud Lane at Marion, frou which
W .--kaa few extracts. 1t will DO seen
e. &r. Wallrce handles Lane like toy.
Say the correspondent:
ass n Nj Wallace commenced the
dise4i on, aud occupied his opening hour
!" "a if.psasipnsd, practical aud mastsrly
e1pes'.,on o. The financial questions Of the
,e-y. Ais ars. charge against The radical
d iSra VS. that Of extravagancs, which HI
sa't2'aod, as ne did his sscood charge, dis
honesty. by the testimony Of radical lead
els alone. His third charge Wss that o
inJastiea. manifested BY exemptiug one
seventh of the wealth Of the country frou
TAXATION. Mr.. Lane followed in q speech
o! ono AID r halt hours duration. II,
isesvsd universal credit for being tn,
IA - ss..l ,nGnly and candid radical speak
CT who has spoken here this campaign
iis ren.sks were met BY frequent sp-
rArsr from his radical listeners. At the
e.. ,s-tion Of this hour, Capt. Rathbuu
sano@ icld that the tanners would parade
I=tNeaias, aud that Hon. H. Price and
- Aaau.-, Of Dubuque. would speak
f.om tas same stand after the parade. Mr.
- Gll.-c, sst up to reply 10 Mr.. Lane
y..sa tue radicals commenced firing the
c-.ac', And raising all manner Of disturb
90, rrsst the evident intention Of prevent
i@e f-~saer discussion. Calm, fair discus
5000 rs 40. ia accordance wi b radical
tues acre. Bonnstt gave them more than
t4ey 0 tn. ii Of that, and they have do
-.assd tho name OF discussion" eve,
Lince. 1t lass the rowdies were Quoted
.nd nf. (" s,lsce concluded his half hou,
with bat litsie fur.her molsststion.
.'ro.a taas tiu.s uail dark scene Of ID,
s'ilcsis confusion reignsd. Tho tanner,
nod radical police attempted 70 prevent
ino democratic boys from hurrahing fol
Seymour -.d Blair. A young man val
tai by oaa constable that IL he hollow &C
snss Sssa he would arrest him in . min
Ne. w understand that the same oonsta
tls aruck boy in tho face for cheering fo
seymour aud Blair.
so i-s ~ tas joint discussion was con
Sss-' q. It ~as = succsss, and % fer ~ III
Es~ad republican rally rs concerned, i
'~a-, hAs e..rything they have sstsapts'
IA THU country this oampaign, . erand rsd
ical Aisle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
Origin a OLA Feslewsnsp.

The origin of the Order Of the Odd Eel
lows ID Of an ancient date. Il was estab-
lished by the Roman soldiers in camp after
the Ords- Of the Isrseiitsa. during the
reign Of Nero, the Roman Emperor, who
commenced his reign A. d. 55, at which
time the we're called Fsllew Citizens. The
name Of Odd Fellows was given to this
Order Of men "a. d. 79) BY Titus Caesar,
Emperor Of Rome, from their singularity
Of nations, and from their knowing each
other bv night - well as BY day; and for
their fidelity to him and their country.
He not only gave them the name Of Odd Eel.
lows, but ct tho same time, 20 pledge Of
friendship. presented them with Dispen.
satisn engraved on plate Of gold, having
tho following smblems. viz: the Royal
Arch Of Titus Caesar, the Ark of the Cove
nant, the Golden Candlssticks, the Tabl,
(weighing one great TALENT the Sun for N
IT,, the Moon and Stars for v. G., Lam
for Secretary, the Lion for Guardian, thu
Dove for Warden, and the Emblems Of
Mortality for @. M.
| 1t is very probable that tho first Odd
Fellows made their appearance in North
Wales about that time, 40 an invasion va.
made BY one of Titus Caesars General.
(Agricola) on North Wales, and aftsrward.
on the Island Of Mono now called Angleses
The first account we have Of the Order
spreading into other countries is in tn,
filth century, when it was established in
the Spanish Dominions under the Roman
Dispensation, and in the sixth century By
King Henry in Portugal, and in the twelfth
century it WAS established in France, and
Afterwards in England by John D'Neville
attended by five Anghts from France, VII,
formed Loyal Lodge Of Honor in Londen
which Order remained until the reign o
George iii, when part Of them began I,
form themselves into = Union, and = por
ton Of them remain until this day OF
this account tho Lodges which remain, ant
are very numerous throughout the world
call themselves Loyal Ancient Independent
Odd Follows, being portion Of the srigina
body.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

Awritsr in the ::Muscatine Journal, in
atly commenting upon the Indecent attacks
Of TIER avenport Gazette upon Mr.. Kas-
son. puts in the following centre shot. II
N. Gas..tc follows is own logic to its legi.
tm.,s result it will retire from the canvas
asa dead duck" slaughtered in the house
Of its friends.
The charge against the State Central
Committee. that they have practically and
inprudentiy reversed the decision Of the
state Convention" BY plasing NJ. Kasson
upon the stump, because he failed b get
the nomination as IN slsctoe, comes With
poor grace from paper that the last Re-
publican General Assembly (usieg the Ga
se,t's logic) more smphatieAlly condemned
than did our late State Convention. Mr..
kAsssn, for the editor Of that paper was .
peEsstant applicant for the ofics Of State
Pnnter; personally urged his claims and
vigorously attacked al his competitors.
Mr. Kasson WAS mot . candidate bogore
oar Convention for % Office, either peseeo.
ally or by bis personal ftisnds. Bat III,
I.laG rules would deprive the Stats Of thu
Invaluable ssrvice Of Gov. Kiskweed, Jane,
Wilson and oil others who failed 70 secur,
nomination from . Convsntion.
lprcsums speak the feelings Of nine
tsnths Of the Republicans Of .his State
when say to the 0szetts, leok After Scot
county and 10. Nr. Kassou alone.
A RssuD1cAx.
We have not yet seen the. abeve sauc
rsbuks copied int the Gasstts. Il will %
BE-.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Health Depends Upon Coed Dis
geotlon.

ge0t1on.
weakness Of the Stomach is the source of more
evils than were contained in Pandoras' Box. Debil-
isy headache, nervous t,emors, palp!tatiou of the
heart. and local pains innumsrabe, are Its direc
consequences. II sbscnres the intellect and gives
birth to the meet absurd and iacoherent fancies In
eapac'ta'es man for business and renders psrsis-
test exerton next to impossible. Yet, strange to
ssJ, Indigestion Is the most neglected OF all all
ments. And this 10 the more extraordinary from
the fact that An absolute. iaialbls specific for the
disorder can be obtained In every city, town and
village In the United States.
nosrRTrHRD STOMACH BlrrERs ,skes a
vide arrange % the malady which it curss. It per-
vs6es envy civilissd portion OF the Western Hem
sphers aud ts celebrity ~ tonic and Alternative 10
everywhere ssta blished. II 10 duo to the common
sense Of the American public to Say that the de-
mand FOR II 10 immenee, and continually on the In.
crease; but still Thousands continue 10 suffer from
dJspapsa. With ths great fact stasins then in the
face that remedy for II exists, a. It were, with
arms-eneth Of every sufferer. Such IL the incon
s'ssency Of human nature Day BY day, however.
the number Of thoes who manifest this insape IN.
difference TO Their own health and comfort diminish
%; and the time will come, it il confidently bs.
hevsd. whsn The dissass will b expelled from the
category OF prevalent disorders BY this incom para.
bic Alternative and restorative
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
vandever W. Allison.

Gan. Vandevsr Il after Allison il tha
Third Congressional district with hot shell.
The General charges him with bass eorvup.
ton and fraud in various ways--in favorins
and sbbcttinE the whisksy Ring. made up
70 defraud tho Government out Of it, in.
come; Of joining hands with the enemies
Of Dubuque in certain railroad matters, and
Of seeking and fading various ways and
means Of obtaining plundsr through dis-
honest and disrsputabls osaas, whils act
ing % . ssrvsat u tAs people h Cesgssss.
All this 10 from thoroughly loyal. highly
patriotic. strictly moral rspubliean stock.
The accused 10 . radical member Of Don.
rres.; the accuser IL . radical ex member
Of Congress-. Allison loves bis country
more than be knows bow to tell, and has
been making up the deficiency by pickings
and steaungs from tho pockets and the
,r asury q the people. Verify, this man
Allison is a proper subject for radical
Congressman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
ITO Owners of Horses.

thousands Of Horsss die yearly from Cslie. TAis
need not be. DR.. Tobias venetian Horne Lininent
in plat bottles, price dollar viii positively cure
every case, II given according to directions, who's
else for Cuts. Calls, eprains Old Sores, Swelings.
and Bore Throat II Is NO new remedy. but Of II
years standing, and approved BY the Asst Horse
men IN the country. Col Philn P. Bash. OF the Je.
rome Park Coarse. hes used IL fer years, asa recon-
nends It TO his frieals. Orders are constantly
eeivsd for y. flom the Racing Stables In Englsnd.
1t but continues its Rscollsct TO get Dr. Tobias
Venetian Horse Linimsnt in pint bottles, and tabs
no other. Sold by he DruRGists end Stofekeepsfs
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

ss1t works like q Charn.''
RRADRA-
Rsnne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Headache !!
Renne's Pain-Killiug Magic Oil cures Toothacbs !!
Renpes Pain Killing Ma nc Oil curee Neuralgia {.
Renne's Pain Killing Magic OIL cures Cholera
Norbue.
Renne's Pain-K illisg Magic Oil curss Rheumatism
henne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Lsneness !
Renns's Paia Killing Magic Oil cures Skin Disease
Oone folks seea 70 be proad Of tsliog how flame
their shouldsss ars'-of"my click II tbs back"-ass
II have got the Sciatica-and celiaht in Dragging
such "awf folks" TO nee RBNNES PAlN-KlL-
LING II A0Ic OIL. faithfully. We not only cure
their lamensse and chara sway their pains. but we
thev frankly own up, asA cay ..it works like {
charm y Sold By III Drusgicts, Merchants end
0rocsrers. WI. RRNN1. bole Proprietor and
Manufacturer. PnIuvTHLO, Mass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
X " % ~ Els
vE0RTABLR
H:A:I II r + 8 T o r E II

HsAsl IL II r. y Il O II e r
Is UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGE
BY the Thousands who have used Il. to be superior
10 an other Hair now before the nnhiie
THIS IS NOT A DYE,
- II contains no Coorins matter whatever, and 10
not &c imposed OF Poisonous Dfugs, being Vegeta.
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FOR RESTORING THE COLOk
II hes no canal. Where the Hair has BECOME 0rev
with Ace, Sickness or Disease Of the Scalp few an
pHcations ofthe Restorsr win in very short time
restore the Hair to ito original COLOR condition and
AS A COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
II cannot be surpassed. II removes all Dandrufy.
Heat and Humors from the Scalp, prevents the Hair
from falling OF restores on bald heads in nearly All
case., keeps the hesdcool, the hair mpst and ivca
1t nne, gloesy. and natural appearance.
FOR THE LADIES' TOILET.
This compound is unsurpassed Try III and tell vour
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testimonials in rrea, abundance TO prove all he claim
for the Restorer. Prepared by
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Sold BY Drurgi.'s generally. ie2,.dsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

TEN years since there emigratsd to Ne
braska party ofone hundred Irishmen,
ell OF them without = dollar in the world.
They were worth only their spades and .
Democratic vote apiece. They took land
10 Douglas comfy. around the then un.
known town Of Omaha. and now all Of
them arc enjoying afiluence and many Of
them wealth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

Thirty Years Experience in tho
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.-A Physiological View OF MARI
age. - The Cheapest Book Ever Published. con-
tanning nearly 100 paSee. and 1870 fine Pates and I'm
cravings ofthe Anatomy Of the Human Organs In .
Vate Of Health and Disease, aud Treatise early
1rrore. ifs Dsrlorable ConEesence upon Mind and
rational and successful mode Of cure, ~ shown By
the report treated truthful adviser to the
married and those contemplating marriage who en-
terrain doubts Of their physical condition. Sent fres
Of postage any sddress receipt Of % cents, in
etanps or postal currency. BY addressing DIR. LA
CRO1X. No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N z. The
author NAV be consulted upon any Of III diseases
upon which his book treats, either personally by
mail. and medicines sent to any part Of the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
NJ ERINo SOAP

IhofuperioFffy Of the materials used, and the
chemical combination Of them. 10 Of such scientific
nature that The Aerino Soap perfectly neutral and
mild. and eaaA0t njufs The texture Of hs most deli
cate fabric. vhss IL washing OF dsssssivs proper
tiee are truly astoaishine.
TIE AWiso SeP can = assl b ssbbdne % Ne
clothes in the usual way eut In shssinss and
dissolved In bot water, the clothes seaksd for ball
IN hous In the soluen. ~ sxtsaoe1insry dstsrsivs
properties VIII b more fully obtaissd.
One pound will 20 40 far - three poands OF any Of
the so called labcrs svng, but clothssro.ting, Fam
lily Soaps In the market.
Sold BY Grocers and Dealers In scaps oil over the
United States, and wholesale by the Manufacturers
M'keone. Vas llaagen 4 Co..
50 South Front Street. Philadelphia. or 70 Barclay
Street, New York Sold By PARKS 3 HOSMER "a
venport. HENRY DARTS SONS. Rock Island, ant
the trade geoerally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
CLIMAX.

CLIMAX.
plain statement OF facts. inherited scrofula.
and many of my relstions have died OF 1t. In 1851
ny case was irightful. Tumors and ulcers spread
until In 1912. under the advice Of my physicians
went to Avon Syringe. received no benefit tried
every medicine and did everything could l had to
rest my arm on cuehien, and had not been abl, to
raiee it to my head In over year. The discharge
nom two ulcers was nearly pint day. Amputa.
tion was recommended but prenouacsd dangerous.
Ieould not sleep, andm my suaernes tolersble
friend brought me an knglisA physcian. Who ap-
piled savs with which hs said he had accom- plish.
aextracrdinary cures In the hospitals In Kngland.-
1t commenced TO relieve: persisted in it, use il
finally effected perfect and entire cure. II 10 now
lsse. 1t i've ysars since had the appearance Of
sefofulous sore. and ny health ha been good ever
since. procured the receipt Of this wonderful arti.
cloths blessing Of hunanity-and have called Il
"PAsss CIIsAx SALvs." and allow the public to enc
II or not - they choose. This ID brief but candid
sse s given more fully IN ~ eirenlsr;
Geneva Ne" YORK. D'i me- ,:s: 4o.. 81, fA 1sss
IL have known J. n. Page. Kec.. 81 Gcnsvs. n. +,
for many yeare: He y one Of the drst eitisens Of
health. HE cass was most rsnarkalls enc, but
actually true In every p'fsiesip ssisn sIsxr.
We have watched ths snsidsd bat growing ihvos u
"PAoEs CLIMAX SAlvn." and availing ourselves Of
the knowledge Of it, wonderful curative powsss,
have become proprietors Of the zane.
Nh . sure cure for Burns. ecalds. Defofala, Salt
Rhssn, Fever Sores. Broken Breasts, Frost Datse,
chflolains. etisgs. Bruises. Cats. ewelines, &c.
whether upon nan Or bsast. II fublvss pain sal
innannasiea with surprising celebrity. aad heals
burns without scar. No family should b without
II. tits always wanted. end = always ready. W
will forfeit dossa boxss fss any siasls fssrs. We
bslisvs there was nsvss anything Ike n h The world
Il 10 put II tin boxes with the nane sragss Cli-
nag Salse" stamped o. The bottsm Of IL box
None other b ssnnine. Sold By dealers in Ned.
cinss svervwhers. Tryi It. Price only IS cents.
WHITE = ROWLAND. Proprictors, g Liberty
Street, New YOek. d&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

q q A p

The undersigned, known to the public - Manu-
facturers Of Pure. Unadulterased Family and Fancy
Soaps. have spent many ycan and much Of their
mesns liz educating the public 10 believe the facts
that "so-callsd cheap or icw-pdced'' Soaps, being
the dearest and that good
pnre soaps, although apparently dearsr. are the
ehsapest. They have reason TO koow that their
seachtng has had itr proper ssc upon the minds Of
Intelligent hossskecpera. and believing the time
has come whom really Superior Soap will - appse-
ciated. they now put il the market article which
they are confident 10 the best Family washing sosp
ever credto the people ofthis any other country
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
Bulls Sarsaparilla
4 Good Reason for the CAplaln'a
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.


READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND TIN
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
Benton Barracks. No., April %, 1859,
On, Joax BulL--Dear Sir: Knowing the o.
and bsni6cial qualities 1t possesses, sssd ysu
the following statemsnt Of my ease:
was wounded about two years age-was 70
ken prisoner and con6ed for sixteen month
Being moved % often that my wounds have no
healed yet. have not sat up moment since
was wounded. lam shot through the hips
Ny general health is impaired, and need some
thing to assist nature. have moro faita in
your Sarssparills than in any thing else,
wish that shat 10 genuine, Please express n
half dozen bottles and obligs
Carr. .. r. JOHNSON. 81. Louis. No.
r. S.-Ths following vas written April 30
1855. By Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother Of Capt.
johnson:
Da. BuIa-Dsar Slr: ny husband, DR.. q. ..
johnson, ~ skillful surgeon and physician il
Central New York. where hs died, leaving the
above Q, ?. Jonnsen 70 ny care. A. thirteen
years Of sse he had . chronic disrrhes and
ssrofuls. for which gave him yeur Sarsaparil.
!. II rH1S hin. have for ten years recon
nsndsd Il 70 msav in Central New York, Ohis
cad Iowa. for scrofula. fsver sores and general
debility, Perfect success mas attended Il The
cures elected in Bons eosss Of serefsls sad fever
sores we're almost miraculous. IN very asx.
icus for ny sen 70 again have recourse - yeul
SarsaParilla, He h fearful Of getting aspurieul
article. hence his writing 70 yea for IL, His
weunds ere terrible, but believe he will reeev.
Or. Respectfully,
Jsxuu Joaroos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

Dewaaeof Counterfeits omith'e Tonic Ovrup has
bscneuA tRsltsd. aad the countselsltep Srceskt 70
grief. ~
SIN i this Tonic Syrup
The genuine artiels nuss have Dr. Sehn bull'e nri.
vaee otanp on saeh bottle. Dr.. John BAN on,y has
ne right 70 mauufaeture and cell the csisina John
e1i0a Tonic syrup Of Louisville. II. Rxani1o
1em tee label on each bottle. II NJ private stamp
Y not on TIE bottle. do not purchase or you will 81
deceived. - ny column adveftieenent, and ~
NJ right The genuine enithfe Tonic 6yrup ca
emily be prepared By myself
The public'e servant,
Loaieville, ~. DIR. JOHN BULL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

lr cost tho government $40 $50 to cc/ect
its taxes in the Beaufort. South Carolina,
district Tho amount paid over to the
United States treasury was $402 so.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
HOLLOW AVS
VERMIFIGE


Il L ~ - -
Dr. Holloway. come fifteen years ago, witnessing
the distress occasoned sckiy children in taking the
nanesous vermifnges OF that day resolved to annal-
ze snem. ana from the most effective Of these RENE.
oiee succeeded In separating their active medical
properties, pure. tssteeas aud inodorors Then, BY
comoining these with sugar, and moulding them in
70 an aRreeaoe confecton. formed the present PoPU
LAB KsSec1lvs VRsxsros known a.
HOLLOwAY'S vERMIFUGE CONNECTIONS
which have almost entirely superseded the old
nAnseous vermfuse to the delight Of the poor little
soaeIsns. ~ contains no Calomel or ether poison
the profession, that oil intelligent Physicians who
nov OF them, prescribe them In preference TO other
remediee a. not only more pleasant to take. but
Parents and guardians, having the care ofchildrsn,
snouio keep them IS family medicine, for they not
Sn.y ssaoieate ""rms-those pests OF childhood
pat correct any arrangement Of the digestive or.
9eAs, 90 prevalent with children
HOLLOWAY'S
ARN1CA PLASTERS.
The Original and only true Arnica Plsstsrs Pc.
sssnng me great healing properties
OF the Arniaa Flowers.
The curative effects Of these P1astep IN al eases Of
AN or wes9nees in the breast, side jaek, and In
~ cases Of Inflammation Of The Lungs. and Cough,
fs,.isi ssaon.n,ns they give in%sdists relief
mend then. Observation-Disclosures the original
ana only true Arniea Piasterv,
HEISkELL,S
OINTMENT.
TIVE ointm snt ansran experience Of twenty ysazs,
y ovee ncelf sovereign rsnsdy iof Ill Di6easss
~ w c.H having elected . radical cure IN every
esss on ~nicn It Was used. Curing many obstinate
c,ss;,., S'ssn OF twenty ysars standing that had
Psss.oosg seaeted I'll rsaediss prescribed b the
80 %saics talent 10 the country lts eject {. =
Il rsmnysd u ~ sv dsys the soreness and Irritation
ana feOoieo permanently heaio6 vithout the NE AZ
M Other remedy,
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