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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21
. PENITENTIARY.

This institution has paid its way the
past year with surplus of receipts over
expenditures of $4,000. A change of
the law is recommended that will i'm
prove the value and reliability of ths
labor. A new prison is urged of a grade
between the Penitentiary andthe Reform
Schools for the younger conyicts aud less
hardened criminals ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21

The negro suffrage amendment was sub
mitted at the October elecson, and was
defeated by majority OF so, 629i votes
He regards the Question as obe of Ma
tionat rather than State policy, and the
progress Of events, the Governor says,
has strengthened the convictions he had
before made public in regard to it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21
COMMON SCHOOLS.

Two changes in the system are recon-
mended: /. Thatestablishment of coun-
ty superintendency, in order to bring the
stimulus Of competent supervisors closer
home to the district school; and 9, The
distribution Of the school fund in pro-
portion to the number of pupils IN actual
attendance at the Schools. This last is
SO just that we are surprised it was not
adopted long ago. a9f u
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21

While the law provides for a Commis-
sioner of immigration, no appropriation
has been made to- pay his salary, so the
law is practically a dead letter. 1t is
not advisable to give it life, as other
means can be- adopted better calculated
to induce immigrants to make Ohio their
home. Agricultural, geological and
other information would do the work bet
ter than Commissioner of immigration.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21

S34O, 1874 40 are in the treasury, the
proceeds of the sales of the lands given
to the State by the Federal Government
for the endowment of an Agricultural
and Mechanical College. The Legisla-
ture is urged to make this fund available
as soon as possible for the object contem-
plated. sh4ts
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21

tits suggested thatas part of the
complete survey of the geology aud ma
tural history OF the State, full investi-
CATION of the mature and habits .oi in
seets that often commit great ravases up
on be orchards and fields OF the country
would be of public service.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21
BOARD OF MILITARY CLAIMS.

There yere three classes Of these claims
one of which came under the supervis-
ions of State Boaad. another under that
of a Federal Board; and a third that were
to be adjusted by the Department at
Washington. The outstanding military
claims against the United States amount
to tosl,100,64O 27. Of that the expecta
ton is s50o,O00 win be paid during the
present session Of the Legislature. g
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21

The State funded debt has been re :
duced during the year, $751;, 1876 5S,
leaving outstanding 81 ,O31,941 Sc. The
reduction was made by transferring bal
ances,of various kinds to the sinking fund.
Who,' if any, were cheated by that sp-
Grafton, We shall doubtless discover in
due time.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21
pRIMINAL LAW.

AssimpIF IFneation of the criminal law is
urged also, the repeal of the lew which
permits the prisoner to be witness in
his own case. The French mode Of the
Court interrogating the prisoner is deem
ed preferable.sa7 ess nj 9aa s
rRAILRoADs, TELEGRAPHs AND. GAS. q
The. commissioners appointed to SUI
peiintcnd these public. interests have
made their reports, which We are told
convey much Information Of interest to
the people. No details are given
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02
NEW Y0RE.

Gen. Mcclellan to-day declined an inv
tation Of the city government OF Brooklyn
to visit that city at present.
About 100 delegates TO the Soldiers COZ
vention at Philadelphia, left here this morn
ing.
While Republican procession was pass.
ing through Jersey City last night. one OF
the c. abs was attacked and assaulted WIN
stones. Two horses were cut with khives,
one Of which was killed. man named
Mount was severely inJdrec.
In the Revenue conspiracy ce,e To-Day
Collector Wood, Postmaster Lincoln and
Ssna,or P;erson. OF Brooklyn, and others
rive testimony damaging TO the character
ol MclIenry. one Of the prosecution wit
nesscs, and Mr.. Loeb testified that he never
walked the streets with Mr.. Rollins 10
Washington. nor ever paid him any MONEY,
- was testified by ncHsury.
A woman aamed Mary Gill meeting the
wife OF Gen. Spinola In 6tewasts store to-
day publicly spit upon her and stated to
other lady p0Ychasers that Mr.. 0piaOla was
. deserted wife and her husband Was now
stopping with her, the Aforesaid Nary Gill,
whereupoe blss Hpinola broke her parasol
over the indiscseet Nays head. The latter
had Mrs. Spinole arrested and she was held
In bail for aseault.
Nothing Was done by the Chamber Of
Commerce to-day for the relief of the South
American sufferers.
Bishop Potter made his annual address
to-day at the Episcopal Conference. II va
non -commi.tal on riluslism.
AT an interview with the Brooklyn Com
miitee rendered reception 10 General Nc
Clellan to-day, he stated that although h
tad 10 accept the receptions In New Yotl
and Phiatel pIia. he did not propoae to &C
tuslly engage in the pending campaign.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02
ILLINOIS,.

spRisGFIELp, October, 1.-Extensve
preparatioGs are being made for laying the
corner stone of the new State House IN this
city on Monday next. An Immense proccs-
sion, consisting OF four divisions subdivided
into about thirty sections, will be appropri.
ate!y paraded.
There will be a reception and hop at the
Leland House In the evening. Special
trains will be run on the roads leading To
the city.
The annual meeting of County School
SupeIintendsnts will be held in Aurora on
the 18th, 14th, and 18th Of October. Mos,
of the Railroads in the State will carry
members to and from the Convention free
others at one-iitsh the regular fare.
CAIRO. October IA large and en,hus
astic Republican meeting 10 being held here
to-day. General Logan is addressing The
crowd, variously estimated AT from seven {
ten thousand. There 10 TO be torchllgh
prrce ssjOn tonight
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02


PARIS Oct. 1.--Rio Jaueiro dates jest re-
ceivet. announce that the newly installed
President, Sarminto. has proposed neeo,ia-
lions Tor Peace between Brazil and Par.
uay.
HAMBURG. Oct THE brig Germauia, Of
the North Pole Expedition. has arrived At
Bergen. Norway. homeward bound. No re
suit OF the voyage yet announced.
LONDON, Sept 3O--Madrid 10 entirely
quiet.
A Provisional Government hes been or.
gapized with Ma Ion President. No meas
ures are yet taken looking 10 the future OF
the country, beyond denouDcing plans for .
Republic, nor will there be until Generals
Prim aud Serrano arrive. The battle be-
tween Pavis and 6srrano occurred in ALI
cante near Cofdova, and WAS very short
losses were but few.
LONDON. Oct. THE success Of the rev
dictionary movement in 6nain. ending %
Il hes in the expulsion Of Queen Isabella,
gives risc to much speculation a. to her
1t Il generally believed the known dislike
OF Napoleon to the Orleans family 10 fatal
to the hopes Of Aontpeusier. The ancient
rights Of the House Of Savoy TO the throne
Of Spain are beginning to be discussed. and
the Duke OF Costa. the second con Of King
Victor Emanuel. y talked Of - the newt
able candidate.
NADnlp, Oct. 1.-The city Of Barcelona
has Joined the revolution, and the Count Of
Chester has aed Iron Spain. Foreign RESI-.
dents ore sending Populations TO the Pro-
vieional Juuta, now In session, 10 c0ngratu
late them on the success Of the patriotic
mOvemeuG
PANS. Oct. lit 10 reported that Manuel
Ccncha and the Count OF Chester have left
Spain for Franco.
La France to-day discourscs on the pros
poets OF spain, and predicts the present
revolution there will be followed by . vio-
lent civil war.
The M0niteur gives the following account
of the late movements OF the spanish Court:
The Queen and the members of the ROYAL
family VI no were with her at San Sebastian.
crossed the frontier on Wednesday. They
immediately proceeded 10 Biarri,z, where
the Green had an interview with Napoleon
and the Empress. After brief delay, TIE
Queen and her family lett Biarri,z for the
castle OF Pan, which has been assigned to
her most Catholic Majesty as residence
during her brief sojourn in France.
The French guards on the Spanish from.
tier have been Withdrawn. and oil the Span
ish fueitives who we're arrested 1t the bOul.
Diary line have been relee 1ed.
RcMB, Oct. Pope Pho Mono has Issued
% Apostolic letter, addressed TO all NON
Catholic religious bodies, cenoupcing the
forthcoming Ecumical Assembly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02
LATEST NEWS
NEW YORK..
By TELEGR.aPH,
To TExE DAILY DEMOC8AT.

New Yonx, Oct. 2.-Thc Roman Catholic
Synod in this city have enacted that no ah-
solution must be given to Free Masens, and
that marriages mus. take place in church.
A motion to prohibit aosolut:on to Fen.
ians was lost.
Ii 10 Protestant Episcopa' Diocesan
Convection, yesterday report Was made
on the proposed separate Episcopacy for
Nsrthsgn New York, ant the establishment
Of Federal CouaeiI, 10 ooApi' nee with
rseelutioa pAssod q the lsss annual csnven-
ton. Debate sasusd. asd shs convention
adjourned till this morning.
Wormaid aad O'Baldwia are training Tor
their eight, the latter in Bangor, Me-. and
the former in THE city. The 6ght comes
on II the Isla Of 6hoohs. Oct. IA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

PaILADELrn,A, Oct. IA sensation was
caused this mornin. by the ar.est Of 81
Baltimore roughs At the depot, On charge
of coming here With toe purpose Of being
illegally assessed and voting here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

MADRID, Sept. SO.-The cflcial Gazette
OF to-Lay publishss . proclamation Of the
Provisional 0ovsrnmsnt psonowoeing the
Deposition Of Queen Issbslls, procls'ming
the sovereignty Of the people, end csnclud-
ing with denunciation Of the Bourbons.
Leading bankers and merchants Of Auda-
lusis have offered the Psovis onsl Govern
ment loan If &C, 000, 900 reals.
MADRID, Oct. l.-P. M.--Thc Marquis Of
Nova,cchez died in this city this morning
from HE wounds.
Gen. Colleges, while preparing 70 fly to
France, Vas arrested and handed over 10 the
revolutionary Junto. 1t Burgos
Gems, Prim and Serrano have not 80. ar
rived here
Don Sebastian advised the Queen to in
augurate . civil war, but the Basque prov
.ncss refused to supply men Or money for
that purpose. The Basque provinces have
since given 10 adhesion to the revolution.
The provisional Jun.a mas issued proc
lamation calling on the national militia.
PAss. Oct The Bouiss is buoyant
and rents are rising.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Oct. 1.-Whils the
Viceroy Of Egypt was visiting an iIlumlna-
ton Cairo, an attempt was made 10 as
sinnte him bv dropping . steel ball armed
with sharp barbs OF his head The Vicerey
escaped un.njursd. bu, the perpetra:or is
unknown.
BArExsE, Sept. 3o.-Queen Isabella Was
| accompanied to lac frontier by company
Of Spanish Ilalberd.c \, where she brea.-
| tasted at IL o'clock. She then proceeded
TO Bicrritz, where che had IN interview OF
10 minutes with Enpc.cr Napoleon. En-.
press Eugene ard II, ince Imperia =
The Qn-en then took special tain for hi
city, which she reached at a quarter past
three o'clock this afternoon. Marsori oc
cupied the same carriage with the Queen.
The royal party was met at tho depot by
some members Of tho late SpaniSh miais-
try. including Gomez les Bravo, who had
tive minutes conversation with his ma
jesty.
| Queen Isabella will take up her residence
ct the Imperial ctats ct Pail.
Tho city Of Madrid is reported quiet to.
dav.
LONDON. Sept. AN explosion occurred
ycsteaday in a colliery At Rairsbon. E'ev
persons we're lied and many iniuscd.
Tho Provisional Government has com
mencsd the deposition OF Bou bons.
Gems. Prm and Ssrralo have not yet ar
rived At the capitol.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

OTTAWA, Oct. Lord Moncke he's 70
ceived . dispatch from the Colonial Secfe
tary, expressing sasisfation that the Cana.
dian government have selected Major Rob-
ine0nS Route for the Inter Colonial Road,
being In = military and commercial point
Of view the only one which provides for
the national objects involved Ia she under.
taking.
QuEnEC, Oct. 1.-The Legislssure will
assemble about the 18Th OF Dece mbef.
: Quebec papers are l0ud in denouncipe the
s.os,ns Ut the Grand Trunk Railroad easi
o. h.chnond. Canada.
repossed that q. J. .DCdess Win b
rIesa - manager Of ~ 0rood Teunk
s % IN appointment 70 . Com0ie.
's'ssssasp % " InAee.C oaoninl RoilVngo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02
GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, Oct. lin the House to-day a
bill to prevent free persons Of color from
being elected 70 Office, Vas lost The bill TO
compel common carriers to provide tqusl
accommodations for whites and blacks was
lost. The act 10 prescribe an oath to be &C
minis cred to voters for the election OF Pres
ldent and Vice President Of the United
States, Governor aud other officers OF the
State, passed.
Mr. Bryan. Republican. 10 CHARGE with
holding office under the United States.
thereby disqualifying him from holding a
cat in the House. and q resolution was
passed appointing . committee 10 inves,i-
cate the matter
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

CAiso, Oct. 2.-Au imusnss reunion Of
the soldiers and ssilors Of the 18th Con-
gressisnal District ia being held here to>
day. All paris Of Egypt are represented.
Large crowds are here by steamers from
points on Inc Mississippi. and Ohio rivers,
and from points On railroads lesdiag here.
A procession made up Of clubs and uni>
formed persons, headed by chariot with
ladies' representing the States, was nearly 4
mile long. The meeting was held on the
old Parade Ground, Fort Defiance, and vas
addressed by Gen. John A. Logan, Gov.
Oglesby aud others.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

DEs MolNRs. Oct. 1.-The Commissioner
OF the General Land Office at Washington
instructs the local land officers at Sioux
CITY to withhold from ordinary private en-
Try the even sections falling within the ten
mile grant limits OF the Sioux Cry and
st. Paul Rsiliosd, also that the even
sections that fall within the six-mile limits
OF the Dubuque end Sioux City RAILROAD
which are now within the granted ten mile
limits of the former road The even sec
tons above referred to are subject to home
stead and Pre- -emp,ion By actual settlers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

BALrinoss, O.t. 9-Alfred BaIbous. Of
Lanberton, N. J formerly Professor Of
Ethics, in the Annapolis Naval School. CON-
United suicide here yesterday, in ct Of in
sanity
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02

SELMA, Ala. Oct. The Democratic
mass meeting to-day was largely attended
Tue audience is estimated ut 100000, Of
whom 5000 were negroes All the coun-
ties in Middle Alabama were represented,
most OF them by clubs. The procession
was two miles long.-The speeches we're all
car nest ana loyal Gov. Watts made an
eloquent reference to the national flag
which Was loudly cheered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Oct. THE City Council
elected Saturday. together with Mayor Al
den were sworn into Office to-day. Colonel
Thorpbsck and the candidates for Council
on his ticket have entered protest and an
nounced their intention to contest the valid
ity of the election.
An indignation meeting Of the citizens
was held in the public square this evening
to denouncc the election rs fraud
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02
KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Oct. Information was re.
&C we'd here to-day that body Of 80 or ID
Indians, SUR ,sed 10 be Pawnees, carrieu
off Mr.. and Mrs Bassett from their home,
25 mics from SaliDa. Mrs. Baseett having u
baby two wet ks old, was unable to travel.
and vs. left on the prairie with her child,
entirely stripped If clothing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-15

bi, the Gem af the Ocean "a
or P.sasv y III Response by Rev.
Father Pelamoargues
8. car P.qaesr tHv is--Re, Jrs Chalen.
SOL. County. As- Ctfsss a Pant he
sponse bv Hon. John T. Cook
The Press CT .>c0N 20 NIP Responded TO
BY Gen. Add. II Santers
.. Ihs lonag Sttfisrs By Z. f. Cook.
I. A.nd 81 so-!sf.s BY J n. Crawford
lsoaan-fA- pylde and ornament or fAs
Prondest palace. the iog and ssnssine n tie hsm
tl,s.c,b,n
2. Dar Kindred Pioneer S.fslsrs So-i>tp OF
Rock islcnd-May they long enjoy unions
with us in cur future annual meetin2s.-Re-
sPondedto by Jacob Norris. Of Rock Islsnd.
Hon. JAS. THORN gton offered the follow
ing.
b. 7. Disney. a pioneer Of Sccu county. .
man Of fine mental culture. TO HE ashes.
II being past twelve, and time to adjourn.
motion was made to that effect. and the
crowd parted well satisfied that thcy had
spent most pleasant evening. TIE marks
OF time are beginning to appear among
them their gatherings are growing desrer
T. each participant IS one By one their
names:are enrolled among the Pioneer Dead
May their next annual re union find them q
happy unbroken band
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-15

nncss iaf tho balance. provided they will
submit to u and no. make their hash ,co
weak. Bit tnc thing won't work worth .
cent--the landlord won't accept suoh sscu
rity.
The Democratic caucus met lat hight
and resolved TO make their own nosninations
al The way through and stand by them,
wnich was all light and propsr-just what
any organization that expects 60 live and
prosper mr.t 90. Nail the flag to tho mast
keep it nailed there fight right straight
under it until i. huiters itself out and then
why, then nail up another in the same
place.
The following House nominations were
unanimously made
Speaker-T. S. Wilson, Dubuau. county
'hisf Cltrk-A. Barnhsrt. Muscatine.
county.
lst Asst-Chas. Dore, Lee coan,y.
I'd Asst i. $. Baily, Van Buren, coun.
IT,.
Engrcssing Cierk-C. W Babbit,, Potts-
wattamie county
Eni olling Clelk-Chas Schran.m, Des
Moines county.
Sergeant-at Arms II. II. Rich. Polk
county.
Door kcepsr-C. W. Leuon, Lee coun-
ty.
Asst.-Neal Reeny. johnson county.
The Senate nominations were as follows
Chief Secretary Col. w. w. Garner, Of
Louisa.
lst Assistant Secretary John Ren-
nick.
I'd Assistant tSecretary--CApt Johs Shoe
maker.
Engressing Clsrk-John kreis, OF Du-
buque.
Enrolling Clerk. 8 Monk, Of Allama-
kee.
Sergeant n Arms " ilson Applsr.
Though net numerous, tho Democracy
are much stronger in the Legislature than
for several sessions past-and - ever hope
fil unto the end wiling to labor and
determined to 6ght odds Of any bulk until
the field 10 won
The legislative body 10 made up this ses-
sion, as . class, of younger men than usual
and the old settlers aroun d here, such O.
Lew kinsey, declare that it combiuss
more beauty and better clothes than has
been witnessed in the Legislative halls Of the
State within his memory. In fact the
young men must have been selected mostly
with regard to beauty Of form and feature
for they are oil ornaments Of their sex. and
would figure gracefully in the most approved
fashion plates ofthc day. May their acts be
mono tho less handsome.
So, too, 10 there = rcma. kable change IN
political and social attitudes. Very little Of
that partisan acrimonY that has grown rank
In these halls for few sessions past. 10 now
disserniblc. There will be more liberation,
moro concession. and moro brotherly love
prevalent than Of yore. So may il bs, and
% continue-n now and evcrmore.
The candidates for State Printer still chew
the bitter cud OF discontent and rest sssness.
and the lucky man may not be named this
week-thoush perhaps on Friday. Rich 10
said to be losing ground by some, but he
don't think 30. Every day the matter is
postponed is against him, and in favor Of
the lesser lights.
Governor Baker is busily preparing his
message for delivery upon the opening Of
The Third House, which will take place
eventually or before, andtne eminent Privy
Counsellor 10 wearing himself out Upon un-
Pleasant complications.
The town is busy-the weather more
moderate, your correspondent sired.-your-
selves likewise, perhaps, SO adieu for now.
Dick
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-15

PEanY DAVIS VEGETABLE PA,s KIiLEa.-
THE cRRAT FAMILY MEDICINE OF Tns AGE -
Pain Killer taken internally, should be adul-
tersted with milk or water, and swectened
with sugar il desired, or made into syrup
with nolaSses. For . Cough few drops
on sugar eaten will be more effective than
anything else. For Sore Throat. gargc
the throat with mixture ofpain Killer aud
wafer aud relief Is immediatq aud the cure
positive IL should not be- forgotten that
the Pam Killer is equally as & od to take
internally. as to use externally. Each bot
tie - wrapped with full directions FOR lie
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-15
Local lTE@S.

ELDuiDes < Bao havc noaey 10 loan,
houses and stores - rent, and over 81 .00o.
900 worth Of property for sac. Ins rance
done to order Othce viele's Block.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-15

TnE Finance Committee Of the Buris
Opera House fund is requested to meet At
this Office this evening, At hslf-past seven
6clock. A full attendance 10 desired.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-15

NEURALGIA, Acne, and eli painful
Nervous Diseases readily gives way and
leave the system when DIR. TURNER'S
TIC DOULOUREJX or UNIVERSAL
NEURALGIA PILL is ,esorted to. 1t has
the effect Of stimulating the neree fluid and
cxpel,ing these complaints. Aio,hecaries
have Il. Principal Depot, 1870 FREMONT
ST BOSTON, MASS. PKIcE, 81 per
package by mail, two postage stamps ex,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-15

THs HrrcnINsoSs, tribe OF John, slng
AZ metropolitan Hall night, for the benefit
Of the Young Mems Christian Association.
We wish them full house The entertain
inont co,nmrnces II s o. clock
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-15

TUE CouGn ASp LusG REarpY. f1r every
family to keep on hand, ALIENS LuNs
BALsAx. IL sells every where, and gives
satisfaction. Read the following extracts
from letters L. Is. BOWIE, Druggist.
Unrontosn. Penn. writes. April 1, 1896
Aliens Lung Bslssn has performed some
remarkable cures about here. recon-
mend il with confidence ia all diseases af
fac lafoa, and Lungs STERLING Bao.,
Drug sts. write from Carrolton, January
q, lsbG " Send US six dozen ALIENS
IuSo BsLssm. We are entirely out Of it.
II gives more general sati-fs:iion than any
other medicine We sell" Ssll by AL Deal.
ers in Family Medicines
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-15

Many persons are to day suffering from
Dyspepsia who do not know it; they feel
. heaviness after eating. a sort Of languor
or lack of energy, and attribute il to the
Spring weather. 1t is nothing but lndiges-
tiou. and one dose Of Cos's Dyspepsia Cure
- i'll cor firm this fact
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-15

Fashions platform-one peffSme. pure,
refreshing and imperishable, and that per
fumc Pnalon's might blooming Cereus
This is the platform Of Fashion on the side
Of the Atlantic, and all the people say
amen.