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the Case Stands.

Divested OF verbiage, the legal ques.
tions before the Senate in deciding the
impeachment, are few and distinct. 1t
is these legal questions that have exer.
cised the minds, perhaps VT may say the
consciences. of those Republican lawyers
in that body whose votes have been and
are the subject of uncertainty. Those
gentlemen do not deny that Andrew
johnson ought to be removed they on,
ly doubt whether the prosecutors on the
part Of the House have made out their
case judicial point of view. The
ques ons to be answered by Senators
III Has the President the power of
rem Nal without the concurrence of the
Semitic?
Does Secretary Stanton come
within the Tenure of Office act ?
I. Can the President lawfully make
an d interim appointment during the
Sc Jon of the Senate?
". Was the President guilty of mis-.
pr ion of perjury in schemiag to prevent
TIL operation of the Tenure Office act i!
H. Was the President hailty of a
nj edemeanor in making b Washing.
ID, Cleveland, and St. Lou speeches;
according to the present d elopme&,
til doubling lawyers answ the first.
81 pnd, and fifth points favS ab!y% the
I sidenA They hesitate bn t@ third
az four u. The question: Nwhether
y can faad holding groq IN either Of
SO two fAints. Gentle are found
i bet they will. Othe htlemen bet
y won't. rs we have lore said, we
TX the chd es evenlI ~lancee, with
light inclin ion in "a Of the Presi-
t.-New W. Sua
e Arguma tull iominem.
n. Evarts wa Ely happy in
paging oft some st of the I'm
parchment Ma members of
! !. !" /: !. ]. ! !. J. ]. !. J ! !. ! ) J J !!
as judge of i law
and of dut
'Whatatu 49,
lila Lis itHadsat 81
feas,s.s ofaror
9p vet. an'ery
rests r..
dent Jackson, in his mehls Y
1882. of the Bank of the United
eff the opinion Of the Supreme q
covers the whole ground of this act. Il
ought not to control the coordinate ar-
thorities of the Government. The Con-
gress, the Executive and the Court must,
each for itself, be guided by its own o.
plnions Of the Constitution. Every pub
lie officer who takes all oath 10 support
the Constitution swears that he will sup
port it as he understands it and not As
it is understood by others. 1t is as much
the duty ofthe House of Representatives,
o! the Senate and of the President to
decide on the constitutionality of any bill
or resolution which may be presented to
them for passage or approval as it is for
the Supreme Judges, when it may be
brought before them for JUDICIAL decision.
The authority Of the Supreme Court must
not, therefore, be permitted to control
Congress vr the Executive, but to have
only such influence as tile force Of their
reasoning may deserve" r.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-05-23
1.-The Plantation

purchased by the deceased
from Hilairc Chenier, by kAkSSAAzG
act passed before Yves D'a- 81 .::Es.lsA-
Wy, Recorder, May l, 1860, 1885,
registered in his office, Book S, page 5O4
&C., situated in Prairie Basse, Paris of St.
Landry, measuring about forty superficial
arpents, bounded North by Miss EloiSe
Goner or Ambrose Vain, South by land of
nezlme Carriere, West by land of Mrs.
Thomas G. Anderson, and East by land of
DR.. Robert Fl. Littell with all the Build
ings and Improvements thereon.
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immigration Society
F THE PARISH OF ST. LANDRY


OFFICERS:
DR.. JOHN A. TAYLOR. President.
Hon TiIoS. G. ANDERSON, Vice-President.
THos. MULLETT, Corresponding Secretary,
JOS. NJ. MOORE, Recording Secretary,
ACHILLE DUPRE, Treasurer.
OFFICE-On Ist Floor Of Messrs. Moore
& Morgan's Law Office, Opelousas.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-05-23
DROMGOOLE s. cos
Eno:liSh Female Bitfcr.s

Is the only combination that actually and pos
itively arousrs and restores the womb to its
natural healthy condition. 1t removes all UNI
natural distractions. relieves painful or sur
pressed MrnStruatiOn, cures LruchOrrna or
Whites. Falling of the Womb. Mysteries. Chic
rosiS, Palpitation, Nervousness. Swimming and
Gilliness ofthe Head, Melancholy liberation
and Irritation of the Womb, arrangements of
the Kidneys and Bladder, and all diseases that
are peculiar to the female sex-aff1icting old or
young, married or single. Send and get one
Bottle, it viii! do you good.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-05-23

70 II LIFE BLOOD
Must be changed, III order to be relieved Of
that troul: iesome class Of diseases requiring
pure blood.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-05-23

u 1&&&W WIN
he t6osezS only to the Constitution Of his
country ana to the people. Yes, sena-
tors, l have seen thadman tried as few
have been tried. l have seen his conf
dence abused. | have seen him endure
day after day provocations such as few
men have eyer been called upon to meet.
No man could have mt them with more
sublime patience. Sooner or later, how
ever, l knew the explosion must come,
and when it did come my only wonder
was that it had been SO long delayed.
Yes, Senators, with all his faults the
President has been more sinned against
than SHINING. The Consultation of the
country is safe in his hands from vio-
lence as it was in \ bands Of Washing
ton. But if, Senatorss condemn him,
if you strip him of the reD6 of Office, if
you degrade him to the utmost stretch Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
DR.. RAILWAYS
RENOVATuNG
RES0LvEnT.
oAk SorTkS Of RDs0svBx3 Is Better
IaAN TEN LAR0g BOTTLES o. ru1
ADvAoris8D 0ARbAPARlLLAS. on u.
Beet DIURgrlC REMEDIES.

IAgsisisas vonass 4 The ext,ao,a,... :.
nApwA.s nnN0vAriNo kis0Ivsil 4 P n es,,s 9,
IN niss.. =. g :sreaals.s. sypAissld Cssosis
~ ..oss coasretlons. enordine lmmsdiass reiisi
~ ceAseqasee cure 81 Diseases " ~ Ki6rss
issssnc. - sS: cnrs - rnacssss Spleen Its Fapl
scsnutys turpad. aibuminous, cloudy urine iss Al
oes Instant efcscy in stopping Itching and nsi.fr,
siscsss.s - nr,ns ana ts singular In curing
snoca. bloody Urine, and oiher unhss Inv ~
veaaenlng discharges and enquire Whsrei, ~.
solvent dissr. t,an, uss0 IN the kenoyation Re
sspsunan nthe only psiaciple In ssrpapariiia
snat possesses curative properties: ali other nnrts
- ~ !ov. are inert and useess. One ounce OF the
sxtsact obtained under Dr.. Radwayp new procsss
~ extracting the curative properties from vcvets
~ suostancss. contains more OF the true princpla
u e Z So Ian 70 lbs Of the ordinary roots
ents that forms this trul, wosderful medicine ana
Nis tns only compeusating remedy that com9uni-
x. B.ScS: az pr
other s~crc ions, securing harm OniOus functional
action Ofevery dcpraved organ and gland In the
system. 1.-THE blood = eoerapt, the kssolvcnt vii
esscresing thick phlegm sud prurslent matter, the
neeoivent will loossn thie deposit and repair the
Wasting lung with sound and healthy maassial. II
ses &C. 4. sh IN :uesg =:
~. moys tnsse annoyancss. Il mercary deposited II
ne ocase and hae accumulated II the system. the
caal Glands are ulcer ated the Resolvent viii cure
three siEns Of an early waste. Direct remedies,
po:eessns oaly exclusive properties, are hnrtfal.
gan y suspsnding the constituent cretons of 9TH
err hcnce, co0pensating remedy like the RI Div.
eat = n oaly neeas Of permanent cure
BLOOD imprsenatsd with the Rssoivent and a.
sofbed TO supply the waste Of the body WIN make
purs. sound and healthy nesh and nbre. The nrst
md 0~ah
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

The Seven wealthy Districts.
The personal income returns Of the last
fiscal wear show that there ere only seven
Con grsssiosal districts whose inhabitssts
return personal income Of over . million
and half OF dollars.
The eighth district Of New York, which
comprises The Eghtesnth, Twentieth and
Twenty first Wards IN the city Of New I ork
and is represented in Congress By Hon.
James Brooke, pays . total personal income
tax Of 15 1894. 946 "a. This 10 the largest
amount paid BY any single district.
The sixth district Of New York. which
consists Of the Ninth, Fifteenth and Six
ssssnth wards Of the city Of New York.
and 10 represented in Congress By Hon.
Thomas 4. Stewart, pays q. $50. e99 %.
The fourth district Of Aasssshusstts,
vhich comprise the First, Second, Third,
Fourth, Sixth and Ninth wards Of Boston
and Cambridge and Chslssa, 10 represented
in Congress 81 Hon. Saossi Hooper. ranks
third in the list. The total amount paid 10
81, O29, O57 AZ.
The third district Of New York, which
embraces some Of the wsslthisst wards Of
Brooklyn, and is represented in Congress
by Hon. VIM. Z. Robinson, pays 1887
269 &c.
First district Of Illinois, which embraces
Cook county, where Chicago is located, and
is represented in Congress by Hon. Nor
man B. Judd, ranks eth in the list. pay ing
| 81. 65s. 1879 ~.
The third district Of Massach usstts. which
is composed Of the Fifth, Seventh. Eighth,
Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth wards Of the
city, and Roxbury and Brooklins, and 10
represented in Congress BY Hon. Ginsry
Twitcheli, pays 1865, 1853 70.
The second pennsylvania district. which
comprises the First, Seventh, Eighth. Ninth,
Tenth and Twenty-sixth wards Of Philadsl-
phis, and 10 represented in Congress BY
Hon. Charles O'Nsil, pays tl.50l,8l II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
Notice. IN Bankrunfcv.,.5

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON
- the - day Of March, A. D. 1883, wasfant u
Gene. Of Davenport, In thu county Of Secs, aod
State Of Iowa. who hes been adju1ueA DnnkSupe,
% HE 0wr petition thst the pay msnt Of debts snd
delivery Of any property holoeeing 70 sssA Rank-
Supt 10 him Or for BITE use aud she transfer Of any
Pr perty b. hin srs fssslddsn By lav ,hat meet
ng OF the creditors said Bankrups, 10 prsys their
tie. via b held y Court Of .Baskrsptey, so ~
holdsn ct No 4. W<efseesnd street, II the city ci
Dsvsspurs. tsforS q = Price, Rsss.tsr, - tks
Sdsh day Of April. A. D. lses. q 10 o'slset 4. n.
81 =. $500. CIV. CLARE,
o. q. Mssshal. q Meesensef. Dist of Iowa
$50 WgTsunrBon. ATTY for Petitioner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
GENERAL. NEWS.


The orange trees are in blossom in Leuis'-
ana.
polsnd is no more Russia has absorb
ed it.
The strike Of the railroad men At Glove
land still continues.
A Tsnrssssean has found silver mine
at Lookout Mountain.
The Rochester Express favors the bloom
er costume for women.
The French cookery il to use very little
grease, very little butter and no spices.
Asrain elevator, costing $500, 600. ID 10
be erected 10 Jefferson City, No.
Louis Napelson's health d such that .
physician il kept constantly within cau.
More books are nov polished 10 Ger
many than any other country.
There is : little boy ten years old In
Nashville whs weighs 800 poands. !
Reports regarding the landing Of slaves On
the Island Of Cuba are exaggerated
Chas. II. Bertrand, . New York lawyer,
has been arrested, charged With the forgery
Of cheek fur <2l. ssas ~
In Washington the bricklaysrs have dxed
upon a. 90 40 their wages for the summer
and are receiving il.
The Hartford publishing houses have
sold more than two million dollars worth
Of war books.
| The interest on the National debt is $780,
COO an hour, AMI more than $4,000 .
minute.
| During . late thunder storm in Canada
the electricity split every telegraph pole BE-
twe.n Guelph and Richmond. FRA
The weekly returns Of che bank Of Eng
land show . decrease in bullion Of G3S4,
900.
OF twenty thousand children annually
sent out of Paris in charge Of hired nurses.
not less than fifteen thousand perish.
A woman astonished the worshipsrs -
church ct Utica last Sunday, BY taking
down her back hair and scratching her
head.
The manufacture Of cotton has begun
in Utah. Brigham Young has cotton
factory At Salt Lake City called the Dsssfe
Milla
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
NO0iCo n BankrmneNv.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT on
i the Esd day Of March. A. D.. 1seS . vsssast 10
Bankruptcy wns iesued ueanst the sstate Of I'd via
Cham bsrlalp, Of LyOns, IN the eoua.y Of Cesar
and etAts Of Iowa who hss bssn adIudeed 0aa Z
!upt % his Own petnion that the payment Of any
deoia and de livery Of any property bsiensix
Benkrupt, - Ais, Or for Ae use, ed The iSsnsfel
Of any prcpsrty BY rim, ars frbidden BY Lac that
. mf0ains II the escdisuee e tho oasA DsaktocS q
prove ID air dc to and choose ooe OF more eesr
ofhis estate viii b he'd st Coart 81 banksu
TO Be holden ct Nc. { WeA.0seo, ID st,est 81 az
city Of Oavearort. befosc y. n. Price, RsesSier on
q. W CLARK.
q. Q. MaYshAi - Messenger, Dist Of Iowa.
ConBIso 4 Lavi. Astys for Pssisieaes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
BANKRUPT NOTICES.
Notice In lBnukruDicy.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON
l. the 23d day Of March, A. u. 1868, . warrant In
Bankruptcy was issued agai tho estate OF William
H. Dstriek Of Davenport, In the county Of Scott,
and Sta of Iowa, who has been ~ idesd . Bank.
rupt, on his own petition that the pay ent If any
debts and delivery OF any properly belonging to
such Bar kfupt to him for his use. the tran
fer OF any property by him are forbidden b. law
that meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt
- prove their debts and choose or more a.
sgueee Of HE estate will be held 81 Co iYs Of
Bankruptcy, 10 be holden ~ No. West Second
street, In the city Of pavsr roit before n. Price
1egstsr, on the 2sth day Of April, A d 1885, ~ ID
0'c.o-x A. ". q w. CLARK
U y. Masshal, as Mes,snser, Dist. Of Iowa.
q. y Dow, ATTY for Petitioner.
meh q Il sues
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

Chicago, Rock Island / Pacific
Railroad.

lS67-6s. Winter Advancement. lss7.ss.
Trainsrun BY Chicago time which 10 twelve min.
qtep faster than Davenport time
nNAND AFTER MONDAY DEC Z. lss7
~ and until further notice, trains viii Iesvs
Davenport daily, Sundays excep,ed} as follows
Going kast- LEI Nail train a. s0 :.
% Night express .......7 So. =. -
Going west-lst, Express and Mail 70, hes
Moines and Washington, Z. rs An.
I'd, Mixed. for Des Mones and
Auscatine. .7.l5Pn
Arrive q Davenport daily (Suadays excepted
From the Eass-iss Night express 1t. e. -. A .
I'd Daily Ex. mail. a 90. 2. q
From the Wsst-lst Mixed from Dss Meines 5.
81. Express fron Des7 noines
ana Warrington. :. i. o5 =. =.
coNuacvioxa
At Chicago With all Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with e. A d 8. l.. r. r. for R!oom.
ington, Springfield. sc. - :.
At LaSalls with I. G. r. r for Dunleith. a
Louis. Cairo, 30.
AZ Pond Greek With q. n. 4 O. r. r. for R,r.
lington. keokuk and Quincy.
At Peoria with y. z. a j. II. R. &c.
Al Des MoInes, Iowa City, aud Washin ytos
with Western Stage Co.'S Stages, for all point>
West. Southwest and Northwest
Sleeping Ocaches on all Night trains Throur I'll
Tickets Tor sale and baggage checxed to Prin-
eipai Eastern Cities and Towns.
z. A. HALL, Asst Gen. Supt CHICAGO
4. KmsAls, Asss. Sept Iowa Division.
4. =. nll.e As't DuvsoposG
Davuopss4, D.. s 1871.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
REAL E6TATE.
JOHN l.. COFFIN,
LAND AGENT,


DUV00pOrts IOWA.
Has for sale, 152, 900 acres choice Easmlna
Lauds in Iowa, in IS different counties, selected
from 10 to Is years since. BY special agents. -.
mostly owned BY the pstentsss. 1913
$4,000 acres in nhnSls, Whsosslu snd 1hnas-
sota, Unimproved LcsS ia Davsppost LeClairs,
Princeton, Walcott, Durant, Atalisss, D0wnsy,
Iowa City and Dee Moinss. Twenty DWELLING
houssa asd sterss in Daveapops .ovedM
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sSTODART"
Nsv Seats Overssruse. Full Iron Srsns
PIANO-FORTES

STODART 4 MORRILL,
Manufacturers Of
0rsed, Square, ssd UrrisM P;sso- Fsvfes.
Osy New Scale Pianos, in addition 70 Their
PeseIlaf merits, contain every really vaineele
mooe.n Improvement, rendering them the moss
e,p'ese and perfect instruments ever onssSo
to the Public; aud for
foenr o. Tons, DslscAcY or TOTES. DrnAnGnH
ana also sssadias the Tor .. Ssvss
CLmAs0. ~ Nsw oeess
StoaaPt Rlo0OsE 0rSo
s1AlsDo uHnaVklt8o.
TIE fians Hsstsss ~ thb oos1lhssese -
- ~ teetsf = ses thaas QuAnsss e. 49,
ssn sad the maasfaetsrsep ass q h0e1V ~
1wnss-psvn 1nsrsAm fAnaD, wye.
vte aeve them lin ne II seatis sssv - q
~ ssvnsaed verdi. Petiss faverieg g ~
sss.f esaers. whieA vfl b promptly 49,. -
~ 8. lesy .pas bsiae = Aeesea6ly 49, -
q Y, sneaf selections we're 300 i pefeee
Al letters Will b. prsaptly eassssed y
0TODAnr . MORcsO
ssA Bros1~sy. Esv fesk.
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OINTMENT,
Holloway.
Il COWDEN.

PROPRIETOR0,
oo3 Arch Sereee, Philadelphia.
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago. by Fuller. Finch 4
Fuller. Lord 4 Smith, Burnhams 4 Van Setback. J.
n. Reed q Co., Smith, Cutler = Co., Dcixsch.
Block 4 Co., and throughout the country BY all
Druggists. fcb6-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

, .s1eafary 0Aest 70 tho nOYA srAnIs =.
REIk1y giving svsry purchaser - sdvasss.! \. y
eoeeune his own numbers. For inscfmssssD
eseee W.o. SMlTH . CO., 0ensrI Ae
% Nassau Street, New or.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

10 On6O00OO0 00cCoo0 @ eneoe
COLLARS ''ll'
Aas gsiaed ibf theiI the rspuSas,en d hsiag ~
Best Fitting aud Most 1conomical
COLLARS IN USE.
Made In all stylss,-in uNtu FINISH.-RNAM
8LhD.-PLAlN and fANCY.
~ ne REDUCED PRICE low offered, they defy
FOR sALE9vERYwnRRE. can for them and
4. A. D1AWLEH & 60.
skLLlN0 AGENTS,
~ O9ts n y Arch Sas. Dosaon.
Wholesale Dealers IN MrN. rrnsss,sa tso.n.
Agents Tor ply moath Back Gloves. mrhlOd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

NOtuCC ~ abWD WpuCys
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON
u the esd day Of March, A. ID. 1858, . waspast In
Rsnkraptey 10 issued sgainst thu sst~se Of Edwin
Fay. OF Da, eDpors, in The county Of 6oosf, and
State OF Iowa, VINO has been adjadged BANKRUPT,
his petition that the ~ meat If any de bts
and delivery OF any property bslossing 70 sueh
Bsnbrupt to him OF for b use, ond ths transfer OF
any property ~ him are forbidden by Law; that Q
IN Getting OF tho creditors Of ssid Bankru to prove
their dehts, and choose more asst9sees OF ID
estate will be held 1t Court OF Banksup TO b
holden II No West.0eeond street. In The city Of
Davenport. before n n Price. Reaist4r on the
cath day of April, A. D. 1888. q. W. GLAZE.
u. .. narshal, Dist. Of lows.
J.. W srswARr. Atty for Petitioner.
A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
~YALsK AND TRUE.
1x,poan aADwAY. NJ,

naioa ~ a. Tensit q IS lex liirssrstsd VisA
1garee Of the Live. lnngo, Kidneyp ana other or
e0as n tAsir Aaturai and n their diseoeed cos1i
usa. Every person In search OF health, and dssir-
Gus Of ps1serving the came, should scnd for COPY
which will BE- sent free Of charge, BY remittine one
three cant stamp for postage. % Railway q Co., New
York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

old and well tried remedy. that was never known
TO fail. When used In connection with HAars MAN
DaAKE LIvxR PlLLs It ID svre cure for Rhcumatism
Neuralgia, ScrOfnla Fever Sores, Salt Aheum, Ulcers
Piles, Chblains. Core Eyes, Cats, Burns, Brnisee.
and all diseases Of the skin Whenever there -
pain and Inflammation either IN the Lunes, Stomach
or Bowels, apply plaster OF Pages Arnics OIL, and
immediate relief will be given For
ScrOnn1a Sores.
u hos no parallel; II having completely cradicated
this horrible dseaae after every other remedy haA
beea used In vain. Any peSeOn making . thai o. y
Who may mot be satisfied with the result can return
the same add the purchase money will be refunded.
Il can b. had ct the Drugssts for Is acd 30 cents
box and n manufactured only b J y. Pass, Gene
Va n. r., 70 whom al orders should b. addressed.
Ask for Pages Arpica Oil, and take NO othcr
BURNHAMS : VAN 6CHAACk.
pents Chicago. III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

Complains, &C. personally or BY letter. An illse
ira,ed Medical Pamphlet on the above deea.:s, con
scnt TO INV sddress ON receipt Of 3 cents.
TO LADIR0.-A pamphlet 81 special importance
10 Married Ladies and others sent IN sealed envel
~. nm lru1rr1Sa n Y Arl. NMY. auHle dAW1l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
MolloWay'a Vernifago Cefec (ions.

Which have almost entirely superseded the old
nauseous vermiiugc, to tho delight Of the poor little
sufferers. II contains no Calomel or ether poison
Ous ingrudicnts. ttrf $50
80 highly esteemed y this Popular vesn1fnes, Z
the profession, that all intelligent Physicians who
know Of them, pfcscsibe them "a preference % osheI
remedies, - not only moro pleasant to tAks, ~
more elective to cure.
Parsnts and guardians. having the care ofchiIdres
should keep them . family medicine, Tor they noi
only eradicate Wcrms-thoee pests VI childhood
but correct any derangcnent Of The digestive or
Raus. 40 prevalent Wi1S children.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
HOLLOWAY'S ss,r
ARNlCA
RTAA ATER0 \.

k2OAAO w IA ~ aaiI
ARNICA
RLASTERS.
The Original saa oAly tree Arnips Plasters Pc.
ssssing the great healing properties
Of the Arniaa Flowers,
The curative elects VI theee Pasters ID al casee Oi
paia Or weaknese IN the breast, eide " back, and N
all cases Of Inflammation Of the Lungs, and Cough
are truly aseDnis thing: they give immediate relief.
Phlslciane prescribe them, and thounands recon-
mend them. -HoLLowA y's are the ORIGINAL
and oa1y truo Arniea Piasten.
WEl0kELLsS
OINTMENT.
This Ointment, amer an experience OF twenty yean,
h. proved teeslf sovereign reusdy for Ill Seaess
" the Skin having effected radical cuso In ever
caec on which II was uosd caring many obstinate
ceeso OF atecn or tWeaty yeafu 0eandl19, that he'd
previously ressted all fe0edico prescribed - The
pest medical talent In the conntYy. lts eject q -
eonshinR. In lev days the soreness and irritation
10 removed; tho skin becomes smooth ana hee1ohS
and rsmNns permanently healed, without the uss q
fIu.. rsrrss, sA~- R.su., rrr.. se....,. l,s.,
3aSsIrELAs, BLcTcn1s, PiArLss, and every form Vi
disease ofthc skin Ii pnnctuslly cured no matter 81
how long standing. II has cured bad cssee Of In
sLAxxD EvKLiDs. and Discharges from the Mar, whea
nothing elsc would heal them. Purs, that have re-
sisted oil other treatment for many years. have been
efectually cured by the OF only one box Of this
Ointment. BuRss, ScALDs, aud Din Sosas, II heals
In very short time. PaioE ~ CsKm rxa Box. II
not sold by your Druggist send 60 cents ~ Johnston
Holloway / Cowden, Philadelphia, . box viii b.
sent free OF postage to any address.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
dALENIC INSTITUTE.

AT THE GALBNiC MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, in CoLcert Hall
Block, near the Post once. q
Panl. NlnnesOta.
- n only regular eAastsrs
q 1n1mqfy q the kind H. tn
IVES, il charge Of . regular Bar:
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

THIS Is AN ACE OF ENQUIRY. PEo-
PIE want to know the why and wherefore Of oil
statements submitted to them as facts, and 40
far RS this great Protective and 1nvigorsnt is
concerned. /; is proposed to crafty them. All
the physicians I'd NIT that the greatest difficulty