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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07
Bradford Farmers Club.

farmers, ana 100 illtIe atlehtloh was
paid to it. Has a cellar under his
barn, where he keeps his manure,
the bottom of which is covered with
clay Puts in dirt, leaves, ETC., to
abs orb the fluids, and prevent loss
by evaporation. Stables his cows
III summer, and is well repaid for
the trouble by the extra amount of
manure saved; and that made in
summer is better than what is made
| in winter. One load of manure
kept under cover till put upon the
land is worth three loads which lays
cut doors and gets washed by rains.
Applies it in the spring, blowing it
under as soon as possible after draw
ing it out, about four inches deep.
Where farmers keep several kinds
stock the mannres should be mixed.
Raw muck from a cold swamp Is
poor sum l." pun upoh ," in. ~
shoulo DC Si'o,oi'" W ,'' .,'a IVY .or1
wear before putting it into the yard
or cellar. Puts on % to 80 cart
loads ofmanure per acre. On green
sward, which should always be bro
ken up III the fall, applies the ma
,,,,,, -, .l,a en,.;uu nlnviuu il uudpr.
nun ''''t .,3',i 1;,,,,t ono,oh r.
nav III NV w, Pr, w. tf7nf
: aNo,'' ,"' im W s' so;s h, did
w. ~ ~ a5.antaro of a cellar
nv 7'' ',,e u.as' anolied in the
. W ,iri4 1a;f nnder q shed if
,l'i.l'5' ,at ,o.re during the winter.
WI, ,1rlse tom dressing: is the
, ,a~t .an,iod for rcclaiminr grae,
! Io,Is
III SAWYER Farmers should
,eon thoir mamma nndcr cover, =.
irlaft ont II Loses much hy waslin-
and eyaporation App.ics his ma.
y in the enripe narrowing it in
t. PIovino, If nndar is inst as well if II
u i NOT Moved n too deem The val
l' ne If n bean Of manure is not in
q creased much fv letting it lay over
), summer and rot Would draw in
!, nuek. leaves, or something for the
r hoes 10 work over. rs they make the
:, be.t manure We dave.
=, d. X. Cummings. said If farmer.
"a von1d devote til. time they spend i,
t hanging around TO getting together
~ turf muck. leaves. etc. forthe hog,
= fo vorl, over or 10 make compost
y they could raise better crops anC
b" have less moor land. Plows manur,
i under about four inches. Think
!, muck carted in in June and wei
/, worked over will Jc rcaky to put on
n the land tla next snliag. Tor
ii dre-siu- Dous II nothing more than
" sail from tHe G9ad side is put on,
:, James Chandler. of piermont ad
n yissd farmers 70 use more plaster
Il lyru'l ma. use II on sandy land
If Cou,.,ie. ONO foqrrh more rotatoe
ie ,.f,oi4
az a i. ,rdrcss has -, niece Of Ian,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07
No 1879 Westminster street, Providencs'
Dr e. I. pioo-,

Dr.. G. I. nioo",
Nv Dear Sir, have tested your remedy.
M, ,ts,aized Air" In advanced stages OF Ca
,nr,R bronchitis aud Consumption, and tho
t~.,,lis have been. IN the highest sense, satis.
nctory 80 positive am ! OF ne wonderful pow.
~, ~, ,rfc.i ihc progress of the above named
diseases, that can cnnsoicntiouSly advise oil
ybo pHv be- suffering from them to place
themselves under the treatment at once.
Respectfully yours.
kIv. H. TOMLINsoN.
plymouth. Mas.
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8. a. e'a.sG Ezr..

House, Sign, AND ORNAMENfAL
Panic. Graiacr. Glcaj9 4 Popo- bahgc',
BKNDFouE. vLpMos.r
Also. dealer in Paints. OILS. Narniahes, and
Paint Stock 81 every description Picture
Frames Nouid5u.r aud Glass.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07
DENTISTRY.
DIR. 81. ~. Gil ARK,

on BRADFORD, VERMONT,
Would respectfully Announce to an persons
recurring the services Of Dentist, that he h
prepared to perform all operations. pertaining
TO hi, profession in accordance with the latest
improvements in the seieneo.
Office lonncly occupied by DR.. 4, NJ. Move
2lm3F
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07

In this same manner We treat and radically
cure Bronchitis and Consumption. Let no
ono Suffering from thepe diseases despair OF
relief II You are too far away to visit our
,icc and Sc. Us personally, write a description
of your symptoms, ind forward TO the address
below.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07

The estate ofthe late Col. James
Buchanan, of Wells River, is esti-
mated at nearly 100000.
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a1nr Advertisements.
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Price only $40.
CArrIoN--S0me Of our agents have taken
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TT WORKS LIKE A CHARM"

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Rcnuc', rain Killing Magic oil cures toothschr
Rcunr's Pain Killing Magic oil cures neuralgia
Rcnie'. Pain Killing Magic Oh cuIes chnleln
inorhus.
Rcnnc's Pain Killing Mage Oh cures rhci'no-
item.
Rcuuc. Pain Killing Magic OH cures lane.
ness.
Rcnnc'. Pam Killing Magic Oh cure skin ds.
eases
some folks seem to be proud OF telling now
"lamc their shoulders afe'-ot 'my cneh u,
the hncl,"-ur. 81 have got the Seihii'h -pN y,
delight In Dragging that nothing can ,n.' in,'
but When We yet such 1viu lnlks 70 -
Vcunc's a'nin.EAiIiipg Wng'cOn,
faithfully. We not unly cure iiitir ihri'n,Ss NV
charm away their pains. but We nt. "'i'i , ,aho
Mi tLut Kind of "hiiR out nf th'nli anu ny
frankly own up. aud say, at worries iiHe
' sod id b, all Druggists. Merchants md Gro
=, II, VrNNI. sole proprietor and man.
..c',,'''r I1it.Hcld Masr.
Lii IA, iInldurl. by Uoo Prchnrd ftct
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W., oliorl. 10y Willard Bfuihors. lsmi
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Out Of the many thousands Of tcs'imonia
received We publish the following
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07

Catarrh almost always attends CoItump@
ton, and frequently leads to IT,
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49, "A OAHD'

THIS oortidcs that DIR. j. n. Clark has done
dental work in our families, and that MS "o'N
has given eptirc satisfnction. II
John v. Nahstcr, Daniel Bachelor. n. u.
Bacholder. Grave Stevens, Henry Merrill
I {. Morse, llaycrldl, n. u; joseph Poor Poor,
Permcnt. y. rs phiue, Chambcrlin NATHAN
loai betL. q ~, Jes,%s Ans,in' ha l,,
~ II, Richardson lIow,Aen' bnst I,ho1"'
y, deergc W Mann, Bcnio. .N =. H., u NJ
tt,noof' D. ~ Livingston, q. II. 'n,so"u ,, a..
nnarv ey George Rice, William a bngiSi NV
Freeman r,t,i,n Dis6y. West Topsbom, VII james
'ainth, East jopshs.n, VI.
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Send flr our circulsr which gives full de-
scription of thc-e diseases.
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All work warranted.


Il Id aLovESin Black and Cclcra, nn sizcs
W IiALLETTS
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III. II. BALLARD * CO,

Strictly Produce Commission Merchants,
FoG THE SALEoF
Butter, Cheese Lard. Tal!ow, Eggs, Beans
PEAS, Flour, Grain, Wool, HOPS, Pork
Beef Poultry. Game, Ncnison, Green
audDr;ed Fruits, Cotton. Tobacco
High Wines, audall kinds Of Country Produce.
a32 Washington st, y y.
Orders foY Merchandise Of III kinds promptly
Eiltpd free Of CHARGE
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y Anus that arc ia want OF Dress Goods
" "N'" 8 - s--,sss,
NEAT BARGAINS in goode for caeh a.
STEVENS
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-07

RRoWN aud Blcnchoe O cttons at very i"~
- price, nj IiALLEITS
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO.,
so PARK ss0ss. ~. a.

Sucu CNsEs
m this Mr..
{ has Ills.
10 Warren st
{ hailcstown,
says Nov. %,
1867 sui.
tered so Sc
vcrcly ha {
'lur 30 months
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q E.as2ssS


TKON FOUNDER AND MACHlNiSI,
and M4luiaetu Of Agricultural impl sWeh's
BRADFORD, vEUNoNr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19

While Bspjamin franklin vas printer
in Philadelphia, it seems be published .
nswspaPsr. Among. other things that re-
esived strong csnssre q bic hands we're
certain modes Of tssnsaeting business BY
the merchants Of Philadelphia. He handled
the knaves 10 such . manner o. TO arouse
their wrath. and calling meeting among
theaselvss they waited upon the sturdy
printer, demanding 10 known what be
meant.
"Hers," ssid they, I've have been pat
roHizing AID supporting yeu, and this 10
our reward. Ysu must change this meds
Of doing. o. we'll show you that the msr.
chants are power yen may net tribe With.
Without eur patronage where would you
standy'
"Gsntlsnsn Of the Msrchants' Commit.
tss," said the petite printer, II am, - ysu
Gee, very busy now but call at my house
this evening for dinner. and shall consider
the matter over with you in friendly man
ner." The committee. ceugratulatine them
selves that old Bsa wae evidently frighten-
cd, came to dinner q the hour named. bu,
were surprised 10 SEE nothing on the table
but mush-msds from i'll ground corn
""u ~ 3 PNChsI " muA. Aue Mor0no0ve
Committee, net being used to such cearse
fare, could do nothing but watch the healthy
printer while be made hearty meal. Rising
from the table he addressed the committee
thus: Now, gentlemen, he that can live
comfortably on such food can live without
yeur patronage. l shall cease to attack
these practices when you cease to practice
them. and not before. Gentlemen, good
night
And for many year Philads!phia nsr-
chants we're bstter and more honest, ewing
to this incident.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19

FORMERLY OF "JAMEy LOCK HOSPITAL,
II Ncyr O,lesns La, (estabisnhed in 1coo9 ana Tor
the isst > wears located in Cxicago-the nost suc-
ceeasuI Of tho In the treatment 81 al
discs see OF q private naturs-ean be eonndentiaily
suled nj III osrce and rooms 81 IS RASpoLfs r.
oonxEa % DsAusosR erRrxr, w srAlns. upon the
treatment Of Chronic, MercuriAl. Syphillec. Flood
and a. in Diaesses and all DisUsdeSe OF Contagious
VensreaI CnsYacier-which be cures without the use
OF ms rcury icdide OF petasea arsenc, or any poison
bat with III NsrraAlIkes "a positive cure fos all h1
1pa sn1 paoT WSxKNESs. such - SEMINAL Veal.
neee NoctuYal and Diurnal Emiestons, brought BY
sbuSe Of the organ, early ndcscfston. sxcessss or
inherited-eansing loss OF memory, CONFUSION, De.
n,essjnu dimnese Of vision, and often times insani
X. with a deplorable train Of other eymptoms-
treated and radically cured BY an infaliabls method
esyirr time and expense. All diseases peculiar to
The sexual osgsns. OF private character. radically
Old diseasee OF the most horrible class, whore the
blood has bscOms psieoned-prodacing blotchss %
ne face email waesy blietess-rolns n the heaA and
hopee-ulcerated throat and BOSE, eosD % Ne iAAo
asd body, ,erofala-t0gefnes Win a endless hun-
bee Of ss6srines- e0sasAlly md psenassnty cared.
Ds. JANE q recommended By the pres Of The
esunesy. By professors OF medical colleges and b
Ghould apply to him and be cured 1t euee.
On. JAnn can be consulted. conndennally, BY let
ter, r D. Drawer bsee Chicago. enclosing stamp fol
return answer; or 1t ha once paslors " e Ran.
oolph street. corner Of Dearborn street, from A.
=. to 9P. y. Ten separate rooms. and private en-.
trance and exits. 90 that patients never come In
contact with each other. Everything private and
confidential.
Just published, by Or. James. two pamphlets, on
sPrRHAroRRHEA and 6IPriIis, and both sent In
sealed envelopes 10 any address, on receipt Of ter
cents Or three red postage stamps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19

nj the capitol sf Washington we're ssld
Ter iss fetal cost, !" says aJsssbia tinaneisr.
"sAs avsils weah snly ran ths clerks Of
the Government ssus noaths." That 10,
under the radical dyaassy, the people Or.
eo0psllsd yearly - pAy three tiuss III.
cost sftAs aatissal sspitol for clerk hire
Uahsppily, il u ~ trus.
The foot thaa The gsvsramsnt vss cheat.
Cd cut Of ~ much revenue - il collected.
through whisky. aud tobacco, and custsn
house. and ether frauds, va Of itself psosf
that eminent 0svssnaent officials were
parties t. the frauds.
The Bsstsn zrsseler says: ut .spesra
~ - szsoiuatisa - che NV that, II 0sn
Grant resigns - General u the army, .
vacancy exists which The President san fill,
The Law revived the grade Of General con.
fsrrsd on Washington, aud the office 10 not
limited to Gen. Grant, a. supposed BY
Many
wendell PHILIPPE fer some Years past has
truthfally foreshadowsd the policy Of The
Rspablieaa party. Although Tar in advance
in radisalism. the party heretofore have
cone up 70 his standard. 1t rsmaiss to BE-
sssa whether HE infausaes ret rsnsius A.
The following 10 the pregranu, he ,.v.
dewn Ter the iaesUing administration
I. The ssaiag Of the negroes and ,hs
carpet bagssrs Of the South, and the dis.
arsning Of sns Southern people.
,. 4 swesping cenfisoa,io On Of the landed
peeperty Of The Southern whitss, and its
osaseysAes . The negroes.
.. A amendment 70 the Federal Censti
1seiea pcsAieitiaG any State frem dsuyins
- rigAs ct ssdtaes and holding selce t.
~ neero raoe.
u 4 The i0psashasnt and dspcsitisn Of
ktesi6est johnson from his ofiss By the
- oftAe pear.
0sa. Hsvsrd, Csnminisnss Of The
Htes1usa's Bssssu, hes submitted hid an
- Npsst. Il shows IN sxpsaditurs Of
14e77y 900. There we're expended for
oeAesl purposes 920o, 900, Of which suu
- stssdnsa paid esoo, 900. Northern be.
nssslsst societies t7oo. 900, and the Bu-
~ 81, 900. He thinks there l. no ne
Dssisy fsr csosinuing the Bureau beyond
- tins 6xsd y lsws January let. He
Dcepesee 9 ooatiauo che frsedmsn's hsspi-
~ q Washisgts0, 1ic1nond. vioksbarg
I'd Nsv 0rieeas, and estimates The sx.
psass Il - dsiag q 81. 900. TIE sduca-
local verk a0oog the freedman, and the
npsevisioa ef their e1nimo foe eolleotton, 10
- esstiausd unsil 0sogssss takse fbrth.
= eetieo d ~ natter. 80,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19
d I n r r. HI G a.
Dyssntsry. Summer 0onplaisA 0hslsra Ne
bss, rux, Childrsn's Tssthing. aad NE Great


bus, rux, Childrsn's Testhing, aad NE Great
Preventive Of Asiatie Ohslera.
MAGUIRE'S BENNE PLANT.
THIS HXTRAORDlNARY MEDICINE. the fAns
Of which y sprsad broadcast tAreaRhest the eeun-
ny. 10 undoubtedly superior 70 any remedy ever Of
fsrsa 10 Tie public for the complaints for which II Il
intended. We have IN oar possession tsstinenials
safnisAsa Voluntarily BY Col. Long late Chief Tope-
Graphical lnSinssr Dansas q WashinRssn, Gen.
1its henry Warren. Gen. Pleaeanton, and ethsrs Of
ens army: Eathss I. !. Dso0se, he celebrated In
Hospital Stewards, ComnaAasn Of nearly every
stssmss plying ths Miesssippi aad tfibuiasy riv
80, Western Sanitary aAd ChFiatian Cu0nlaSiooe
any Chaeains and othsfs tso aunsseus - nentien.
t!eswiss Highest sacuoiu1s e the Pssse, nooe 81
which ere p0bliDAod Il oar o1DAn0e, (U16ah - ViIl
nedicinal aualitiee n The hiGh11s tssne. No oth0
1edieins hes eleA Fecen0el1ae3sas. IL g. MX-
o100G6 - - y 6asi1So S111VvS1se.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19
e e e e

TH1 MOST BEAUTIFUL AND aARuIHss COS
4RTlC IN TIE WORLD!
~ will not lnjure the most Dslicsts Skin!
Ns presence on the fAes eannet ~ dsescted; can
% III ,Snoved only BY washins; and Whsn re0eved
~ eave ms skin sofser, e0O0thse and winter than
iose sfadicaaee every dieeolOFatioa q Tie lAce,
oeueed ~ exposure - the Wethsr, o. b. Dis
= c1o nsesoWs up0n all fAees the
Amngis MIA proves Ill thsee otnaeneato.
nna tne entire eafts With which Il eaa 8 ueea,
makes tte success complete
~ Al for Il AuSS,-oos tat ~ nase a L.
kuc Co., blovn IN The bottle, end ear trade -
q the TOP e H. gnt Label. sold b ali DrueRiste
bette CHURCH q FLINT. rroprietsfs.
H0tf6sd. Co1a.
J. o. Well = o.. NeW Yesk Gee, o. 0oo1Van
y Co, boston. NAee.. Wholesale Aeeata.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19

Some enthusiastic Freshman epce de-
sa'sd Tie human leg . b the meet phils-
eophical Of oil studies. "Show me the
leg. says Gautisr, land l will Judge the
mind aud Il does sesm quite natural that
the leg should indicate the disposition A.
she shades Of hair should iadicate the tenn.
permanent.
WhatA slssh, for instance, does The ebes.
limb bstrsy? What . shrew 10 the pssses.
ser Of limb like walking stick! But
what gsetls woman 10 she Of the srshed
'nsssp, the round ankle, end the graceful
PEDESTAL, swelling . psrfsetien and medu>
saSang TO liehtasasi What logged obetis-
acy the runpy leg with the knetty calf ex-
hibitsl What - irrsseluts soul dsee the
lanky limb bstrayf Hsw we'll the stron
ankle intimates the 6rm purpose: how the
.6ee ankle reveals the vacant mind.
Young mon about to marry-sbservs -
The dark girl With large Log will become
fat At thirty, and lie abed until midday. -
The brunette with slender, very slender
limbs, will very out your soul with ieal-
ousy. The olive skinned maid with the
pretty. round limbo. will make yeu happy.
The blonde with large limbs will deeener.
at thirty-nvs into the possession Of ! pair
Of ankles double the natural size, and A.
nicted with the rhsumssism. The fair
haired damsel with thin limbs will gst up
II hs'f-past i've in the morning to sceid The
ssrsants. and will spend her nights talking
scandal over tee. The little resy girl, with
stss1y, muscular, we'll turned Ii, will b
Just the girl ysu want.
II yeu can find . red haired girl, with
large limb. pop the question ct once.
The short lady should ALWAYS psssees a
sssndss limb the tall lady should posses Z
large and ample one.
No doubt these hints are reliable, sid The
prevailing fashions make. them quite prasti.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19

Pref, S. V. White Whites 70 New York
paper Of total eclipse Of the sun, which is
10 occur in August, 1869 His notes Of the
track Of the tetaiity, calculated fifteen
years ago, are - fellows:
The sun viii rise sclipssd 10 the interior
Of Siberia, on the mefnirg Of Aueust I,
1869, whence the shadow win meve in .
nertheastsrly direction; then turning east.
wardly and southwest Wsrdly. will pass over
the Bshrine's Straits end Nerthsrn Alaska
sbsss ueen, LEGAL tine. Thence moving
across part Of British North America, il
will rs-sntsr the United States in Montana
between : and e'eleck r. H., lscal tims.-
Moving thence across Western Nsbrasks, il
will pass diassnally through Iowa. passing
over Sioux City, Dss Msinss and Ksokuk
about o'clock. Thence it will pass eailI
southeast, over jacksonville, H., across
Southern Indiana, Central Kentucky, East>
ern Tennessee, int and across North Care
i'ua, and will touch the see coast 10 Pamli-
co Sound. and il will leave the earth not far
from the Bernudss. 1t will DO visible in
oil parts Of the United Statss, and fetal
ever belt Of one hundred miles wide
1song the line just iadicatsd, the sun bsins
oid more than fsur misutee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19
WILL all those afiictsd with Cough or Consumption
read the following, and learn the value Of
Aliens Lung Balsam
What the Doctors Saw.

Amos woolly. II. D.. Of koscinse0 county, Ind,
eays: "For three ysars past have used ALLEs's
Lrxs BAIAAn sxtensivsly In ny practice. and a.
satis0sd there 10 no better medicine for lang dssa
sss IN use."
Isaac y. Doran, n. y, 81 Loeaa Co., O., eays:
"AnAn's Lsne DALsAn not emily oe,lo rapidly, bat
gives perfect satisfaction In every esoe within my
knowlsdge Having confidence in Il, and knowing
thatit poseesss valuable medicinal properties free
y 49, Il IN ny daily pr ietice. and with aubounded
success ~ n sxDcctersat II 10 most certainly faS
ahead 0fa1y preparation have sve1 yet known"
NaaAanisl Hsrris. n. D., Of Md dlsbury. w. ,says
"Ihavo - doubt IL will eeon become aciasSeal rem
edial the cure Of al diseases Of the Thfoa
Drsnehid Tabes, and the Lungs."
The war, ffom exposure Contracted eonss1pNon =
By the uss Of your Lung Dalsan that N now alive
Or Fletcher, Of Missouri. says: ~ rsesnnsnd
Coughs. and II gfvss satisfaetion."
AlLU's Luas DA1sAn 10 the remedy to cure all
Lung and Thfost diAcsltieo ltshould be thorough-
y tested before using any other balsam. II will cure
whs0 I'll otheso fail. DRestiona accompany each
j. 4. HARRIS . CO.. Sole PROPRIETOR. Cincin
nati .Ohie. Fer sale By oil Dsuggists ee9s-AAwen
No Excuse.
For Gray Hair, dandru6, or baldnses. They car
I'll be prevented slrsd By using Wood lmpr pved
| H6ir Restorative. We mean what We Say Aad ear
prove. Ssld BY Druggists and bsfbsrs.
/ Price 81 per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19
Sterling Silver Ware
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIFUGE

CONNECTIONS.
=: s!..s. :ss:s!s..d :ssiy sSiId,ss & sssias Is.
I'D 4: g: 81 s.. 2 ss.
scsss' ess, = ,asr sevs nsd;a
cosSsns sSess win .uea ~ ~ ss,., ssn; y
y On asrseable eonisetcn, os1sd ths prsssas rssV
a Ia .sS SH vrr:knswa = o.,,o,,...
Which have almost ensirsly supsscSded ~ c3
nasSeoss vcsnsee, to the delight Of tie poor listie
snaersrs: Il contains NO calcnel OF sthsr poisDa.
30 Mlhly estseaed z shis Popular vsrnifass, b.
The pre!esica. that III intslMesnt PhysieiaSs ~
aew q 49, Iseeestos them 8 psslsrsaes . stAee
moro elective 70 cure. -
fa.e.ts and susrdsns. having sAs ess. sfeAill,s..
sssss: .a . 3 * ~ "a
bat correct ~ aer.nsensst & IL dissssivs o..
HOLLOWAY'S
ARN1CA PLASTERS.
The Original and snly tras Arniea Plastsrs pee
sssains ne great Assli.s properties
Of the Araiaa Flowers.
80 o. wcekneee y ~ breast ~ a 800 M n
~ eaece q lneen0asica ~ The LaaQ. "a CoveH.
= S:E ::son,:as.: hey give relief
mad tasn- OnsEsys-H ol1ow Ars ~ ~ Oristnsl
and only true Arniea Ptasters.
HEISKELL'S
OINTMENT.
his Ointmsnt, afteran experience OF twenty yesre
nae proved itself sovereign remedy for III Dseseec
o. the Skin having effected radical cure il syerv
80 On wnicn u was used. curing many obstinate
case o. fifteen Or twenty ycars standine, Tat had
Pfeviousy resisted al remedies presented b. The
oesf mcdica talent 10 the country. Ii eject i =
sonnnink. IN lev oays the soreness and irritation
aso rSaaiEs permanently healed, without the use Of
fSns. rsrrss. aArs- R.ru.. lrc-. s.,,,-.1,~.
.svaSnlAs, Biofeans, Prnrlns. IA evcrv forS 81
dieease ofthe ekin b I1netualy sufed Is mater Of
aew Iene standfng. i hae cured bad eaeoD q In
1oen1ne elee would hsal ths4. ra0, ia ~ -.
slseo ~ eeAsR treatment fos nanv yoosU, HaVo Nm
Saeeseauy s1ed - tAa nee Of Only o. boa 81 tHio
vi shors u1e- Inio1 = CnnW p boz. n
scs sc!a q ler nzSeks cssd = eeafs = JsAaetsa.
ssatstss q pessass = ~ a1Sfsss. - WI =
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