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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27

b. Telegraph January u.
Flour-Dull unchanged.
Wheat Firm, quiet aud lake higher; No.
!, lois@2 IL; No. closed steady at Q osiS a
zoo; No 3, l.seal.eo
Corn New closing 1t sl3xds2; receipts to.
day shout 100 O0u bushels,
Oats-Very quiet at 5sM5slS.
Bailey Quiet but firm sales Of No. At SIS
gas.
Mess Pork.-Quet and steady 2o.oo@2o 80
for standard TO choice
Lsrd--Firmer; &c. higher selling Of l2ss@
leizc.
Green xeats--Not offered.
Dressed gs---Firn. ur der good demand At
T.sa@s2o, dividing on zoe; entire range, 700
@s.5c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27
FORMlA.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 26.-The Assembly
refused to adopt the Senate Joint resolution
appointing committee TO investigate the
alleged corruption in connection with the
Senatorial election, and adopted substitute
providing for investigation when the charg
es are supported by affidavit, which probs-
bly, ends the matter, although q ramphlet
has been iesued and circulated unmlstaka-
bly, pointing out the parties concerned in
the opposition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27
STATEMENT
OF TaE CONDITION OF THB
WinnOehiek lneuranoo ComDanv.

IN THE FIRST DAT OF JANUARY, A.
~ D., 1858. The nans ofthe Company il the
WNnesuisK lnsusAxm COnpANY. lt v ioostsd
in the city Of Frsepert, illinoiA The amount Of
its Capital stock is el5o.Uss.eo. The amount o.
its Capital STOCK paid up Is elSo. oss.oS The
assets the Compeov ere - follow Cash on
hand in bsnk end in ihs hsnds Of agents or oh
q peesone, elS, 0ss.72. Real estate Csapanys
eface building. value. l5,0OO.te. U. g. $50
bonds. par value, tss. %. 90. Debts Of he Com
peay secured BY mortgage, 81, o6eoo: Debts
otherwise secured, tas6, 6sl .sok. Dsbts for
premiums, el7,7bi 20. All ether ssssfitiss,
es7oa.le. Total assets, oAs5. lsl.sl><. Labl-
ities-smouut OF Liabilities due or not due 70
bank: Or other creditors, si,77o.ec. Losses 3D.
justed and due, none. Losses adjusted and not
due, o., $50 90. Losses unsdjsstsd, q, lss22.
Losses in suspense waiting fog further Pseof,
e6,450.00. Total liabilities. el2,S3S.22. The
greatest smeust injured IL aey one risk, o.
900 %. The sfeatsst amount allowed BY the
rules Of the Company 10 BE- insured In any enc
city, town or village, no rule. The greatest
amount allowed to be insured in any che block,
no rule, but usually limit 70 $4,000 ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27
COM me-


OSrcx OF rns DAvlSpoas DsnocsAr.
January q, 1857.
tlnuR--Choice family. wholesale, tl0.40; re.
tail, tll.oo.
WnRAr-No. l, q .s59al 90; No, 2. el.se0
ls5.
BARLsr-$i.,a@e.20o
OArs- 529t 81 cents.
Rrr-Sl %.
UenS-- New ssc in the ear
PorAross-l 25ce.l 50.
Bur:sR SOC. per b.
Eacs-25c
HAr-Good Timothy &c. oc,to tl2.oo; Psai.
Pio 500 to tlo.0o,
CoM-Soft. delivered, 30 cents per bu,hei. -
Anthracite. delivered. ele per ton
Noop-s6 per Cord
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27
HAVANA.

HAVANA, Jan. 26.-Scnor fiallo. the Do
minican Commissioner to Jamaica, had to
leave without having been ablo to obtain
either powder or balls.
We hare accounts that Guyana is poster
ed with convicts from Cayenne. They
have been sent back ct the expense Of the
French Government at Chill. Four hun
drcd Coolies had arrived from China. Sew
On died on the passage.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27

By Telegraph TOLEDO. January y.
Wheat--firm and unchanged Sales Of am
Der at 2.6s; No. l spring 2.ls.
Corn Shade better; sales Of new % saassl,.
Oats Sales Michigan esis.
Rye---No al l 40
Barley --Sales Of No. 3 At Its.
Dressed Hogs-Quiet, at T.5o@s.2S
Pork---Sales OF mees It 2u6e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27
CANADA.

QusBsc. Jan. 25.--In the House OF As
semhly, to- lay. motion was introduced TO
take into consideration the lsmen.able emf
grafton Of the Inhabitants Of The Province
of Quebec to the United States, and TO de-
wise means for the arrest Of the came.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81 Early this morn
ing Chas. Edwards was attacked by thieves
ia the street, and beaten with . billy, and
stabbed through the lungs. He will prob
ablys1i-. One OF the assassins has been
arrested and identified by Edwards.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27

John Coegrove, one OF the prisoners on
trial at tic time Malone was shot has been
arrested on sMalone's statement, arf'eue
merits, that he shot him. Cosgrove hAu
uerly threatened 70 kill him.
MEMPHIS, JAN 25.--Thsrc was shooting
affair on Jefferson street this morning. be-
tween an Alderman and a tex collector.
Neither hurt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27
LOUISIANA.

New ORrrsEs, Jan 25-In the Conven-
ton yesterday, members were engaged IN
discussing the dsfrsnebisement article sol
the Constitution. No definite action.
The bonded warehouses OF j. A. Maize
han s. &c. were des,ro, ed by fire lasr night
Loss about 100000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27

0ts LOUIE U0r6O6e
By Telegraph. January 81.
Flour Nothing doing. Prices uuchsuged.
winter.
No demand for shelled; ear sells At u
ESQ.
Oats Steady s.@6s.
Rye --Unchaaged.
f3arley--Uncbanged.
Lard : little frmsr at l2h@l21Sc in
tierces.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27

Chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph. Crease, Jsa. 81.
Hogs--Aarketv very quiet for want of suitable
stock Packefs not In marriott Prices nominal
at 5. ao@s 90 for common TO extra.
Cattle Receipts trifiing, sales do, MARKET
nominal ct 3.009S o. for common 10 best.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27
REAL ESTATE.
OsSs ssO 0u6s
JOHN l.. COFFIN.
LAND AGENT.

Hes for sale. 1900 acres choice Farming
Lands in Iowa, IN es different counties, selected
from 10 TO Is years since. by special agepts, -.
mostly owned by the patentees.
1900 acres in illinois, Wisconsin and MIME.
sofa, Unimproved Lots in Davenport, LsCsaire,
Princeton, Walco,t, Dursnt, Atalissa, Downsy.
Iowa City and Des Noises. Twenty dwelling
bousea and steres in Davenport ssvedM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27
JACOB WAWN,S =
unlsa bakery Z Restouranl
Ne. = E0sa 9A street.

TG suBscRIsER has JUST OPENED ars
~ ~. 10y esSa ~ .osnshmentssnd would eay
- hsahA shsa With shr bert QuaHs, q eec}es
Breed, Cakeo. Rles amd e.~-n
li0nery.
uaHs fFoa the bess material. Afull stock .,~..
hana, sn1 families supplied 81 reasonable rates W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27

OSg AUlUEDp 80. 1850 ASvS.
Where's Ne WisnssSisk Issarsnss Compa.
~. located = Fin epsrt in H. 6tsts of lllisois.
he's Sled u this once sworn Dtateneat Of its
cssahlos - ~ arst day ofJsssssy, 4. D. lsss,
il accordance wtlA shs pesvisisqeetaa Actof the
General Assembly Of tie State Of Iowa, entitled
"Ax Aef y nnLAs1ox 70 lxsuaAsc1 ConrASlns''
approved JanssSy 9sth, fes7, sud IN Act eaesd-
siory thereto, appfs red Febtussy 9Th, 1858 sd
IN attn relation u Life lnsufanse CcnPaniss.
approved March 18th. 1859 md where's. said
stasemen! shows thsssaid Insurance Ceapany IL
possessed Of the requisite snesnt e Capital in
vested - required BY said aets: Thereiers, in
Iessasoee Of lev. 1. jobs A. Hilisst, Auditor Of
State. Dc hereby certify Thea mid iessrancs
Company 10 antherised 70 transact the business
Of Insurance in this State BY agents properly
sPpeinsed and authorized 70 acssseiedgs sss-
vice Of process for and On behalf 81 eai1 Com.
ps.y = requirsA BY said este uatil The slss day
Of January, 4. =. 1889. 5e8.4 q.
In testimony whersof hwe hefeunte Sub
seri0sd ny Asme and AIMED the seal II my
eiRes The dAy and date shove writte1 -.
JNO. 4. ELLIOTT.
taol5 -alt.Wot. Audi1oe q oonoo. Il
4. r.. 8ADDA AwOmee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27

By Telegraph January ~.
6tocka-Actiye ..s slfss ..l al 4. ess
=. BoIde-Cospoes d ~. LIN; q ~ eeS Of
LIZA; 1gs, botkperies, 1.07y. ysa5<5ss~
Weetern UuiOn-Ioe3<
New Yofk CGutrnl-io9H,
M1e-7ok.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27
TENhESSEE.

MRAPHrs. Jan. ~. --Rsin. vesy heayv
log on the river impossible for boats "a
run since o'clock this afternoon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27
MISSOURI.

ST.. Lotus, JAN 25-Ww. 6. Youns vas
arrested here t. Jay, on requisition from
the Governor of Mississippi, charged with
obtaining about three thousand dollars
worth OF goods on false prctenses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27
STATE OF ILLINOIS, u.
0fRPnsxsoy CouSry.

J. F. Smith, President, and VIM. Trembor.
Secretary ofthe winseshiek Insurancec Company,
Of Freeport, llIinsis, being daily s~ern,
dspsss snd say that the foregoing 10 full.
true aud correct statement Of the affairs of the
sid Conpany, that the ssld Company u
boss ode owner Of ct least One Hundred fhous
aad Dollars VI Actual Cash Capital invested il
State and United States stocks and Bonds, or il
Dends Or Mortgage q Reel Rstass uoincunber-
same 10 mortgagsd, and that they are the above
described olhcsrs Of the said Insurance Con-
pany. j. r. SMITH, Pfssidest.
WI. TRBMBOR, Secretary.
6woru 70 ssd subscribed bsiore ~ this third
pay Of January. A. d. 1858, % witness ny hand
and o6lssal esal.'
Seal E.. p. HODGES.
Clerk Of sbe Oirsuit Ceart Of Stephsassa
County. rtEs sss-4 $50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27

By Telegraph January ~.
Cotton-Firm At isiz asia
Fioar-A shade frrner and moderate deDand ;
HO, ~ - -
a, Wheas-la2c better: 2.ss for No I spring: de-
n.ereu za'ns a.; do 2.ss for mixed spring s.1a
Corn stsc lower; 197a1.qs for new mixed
store.
Pork Quies and steady 20 ss0ee . sos old ness;
81 s5Gt 81 80 FOR new NESS
Lsid-Firmer; 1yGlst email lots 1S&.
Pcfrolenm-1e i-2 for crude, ard 10 2U2a for -
enSd IN bond.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27
EVERY FANNY WANTS 0NEl
THE AMERBCAN
Bread HIKING and kneadisg
Muehlne,

ELOuR, MIX, &c, being put In tho pan Of the ma
i china, . few minute. turning Of the crank stYs
them together ene.tually. removes all lumpe, and
produces Thoroughly kneaded dough.
The Broad 10 perfectlv clean. Precipitation. and
Other impurities. need no longer constitute necss.
sary part Of our bread. baking-dAy need not be
vni ening-day for aands and arms.
Ten minutes' kneadng with It, will do more than
half an honr BY hard. child cAa turn it.
Every farmer wants one for his wife. Good com
missions given 10 agents., especially ladies. Send fof
. circular. A. OLIVER,
General Agent for iowa, Davenport lows, p. 0. Box
2a5 Fo- sale q. PARKS q HOSMkR'S and ct Nc
NAfR q JORDAEs. Davenport 10 nOy1sd& WH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27
DIR. WRIGHTs
TAR SYRUP.

.'Facts ase stubborn thinxs says the old proverb,
and n theee alone do We intend deal. In present
Ing wRl0AT0 TAR SYRUP 10 the public All
know the necessity Of guarding against Colds. q
well - the necosoty for taking the proper remedies
when the Coles are upon ~. We say without fear
q souesnaleoops thse ~ superior % wstghts TAT
syrup fcs the cufe q Consumption. Coughs, Gods.
Bronchitis, ard III deeasse OF the Throat and Lungs,
does not exist. Below are testimonials from per
sons. come Of whom are known In al parts Of the
country:
D.. H. SssIroH MAcKsxuH. Literary Editor Of For.
neys Philadelphia Press, writes
! - PnLADrLpnlA, JAY 20, 1851.
DIAN 09:-lAst Christmas, for the nmS time n ny
life. WAS Huch Afflicted by ycry severe Cold, with
almost constant cough and sore chest. practice
makes perfect, ths proverb says, but the more
eoughed the worse did It, BY what then consd.
cred an accident, but now believe TO have been .
Providence. was induced 10 try DR.. WMsnr's TAs
6YaUP, purchased from you, and was greatly relieved
in two aays, wholly cared In Iea 1t ID not unpeas-
ant to the taste, which lie good point. Many years
ago. reading my way through an old library. came
the works Of that Bishop berkeley, who pro
pheucally and truly declared. more than century
vay." and smong these were tive treatises IN which
he strongly advocated the Of Tar. curative Of
many diseases from Catafrh 70 the plague was
then tfuck viii the c09ency OF tho good Blsh0p's
aeguDents. and an now sure-ffom the efficacy Of
d. Wrightf preparation Of the osmc remsdy-shas
thsy were sstiscay oossset
\. sG 4ii; ON MACKENZIE. LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27

cslss "a & .:s,sS q IL st ss ~ 80 x 8;
H9da sappnsa b ths Ssst naaues o short m.
-. oneheoion guaranteed p evssythine. ~
JAc0N RAaH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-27

pOrL1RS, PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
II e. n. 0tsarn's Pstent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Shingle MachineS Stave Hachnce. Saw MAndfils.
0aW 0ummers, Shsfttngs Hongere and Pulleyu.
Castings OF all kinds made to order.
Dealers in Circular saws. Betting, Packing and
Mill Furnishing 81 ell kinds.
~ Repairing o. Machinery made by Lee 3 Lea.
witt, or the Urban Machine Works. win receive ous
special attention. q We have all the patterns OF both
establishments.
works-Co-nef Walnut street and Hamilton road.
Business Ofiics-l3o West Second street,
oct2s-d&w1y CINCINNATI, ONO
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-04-27

Olivia a rather gushing but sometimes
entertaining Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press, is writing up" the Wade
family at a brisk rate. Having told on a pre-
vious occasion how well Mrs. Wade's presence
will betit the White House, she now turns her
attention to Ben. himself. She says:
A selEmade man, like our own lamented
Lincoln, looking out upon the world with the
same kind, brown eyes-but there the compar-
ison ends. Mr.. Wade is not tall, ungainly or
awkward Rather above the medium height,
broad shouldeTed he was apparently built for
use instead Of ornament, like o printing press
or steam engine. Handsome, for the reason
that not weak place in form or feature shows
itself; comely, because every point is purely
masculine, with no trace of the otner sex uIl-
less his mothers soul looks out OF his brown
eges--tor it is well known that Mr.. Wade is
ono vf tue hir'dSSt men in Congress, also wo-
man $. Desb and truesE-fsin-l-it is for This
alone that we stand in his presence nit4. = =.
covered head. 1t was Senator Wade who
brought the bill before Congress giving to wO-
man, in the District of Columbia, the right to
hold her own property and earnings in direct
opposition to the wishes Of dissolute hus-
band 1t was his personal efforts in the begin
ming that changed the laws Of Ohio in wo-
mans favor; and. to Use his own language,
did not do it because they are women, but be-
cause it is right. The strong have no business to
Sitting in bis presence the other day, we
ventured to remark, GLOW did it happen,
Mr.. Wade, that you signed the petition OF
Mrs. Frances Lord Bond recommending her
for consulate? Would you really advise the
country to give Q woman such a position?"
The spirit OF miTth danced oyer his face as he
replied, Il would sign any petition that reads
rs that did. 1t said, il she could perform the
services better than any one else? / had a
doubt in my mind about that but if she
could do better than any one else l would not
prevent her because she is n woman"
There has been time within the memory
of us all, when a shuddering chill has crept up
to the vitals of the nation. Then a plain,
straightforward, honest man was lifted above
all others, far up to the highest pinnacle of
power. AS God gave him light to see the
right, he led us through he smoke of battle,
over the burning desert OF war, and when the
green oasis of peace was in view, he fell by
the bullet of the assassin. Is it Fate, is it
God, who reaches forth his hand and again
lifts another straightforward unpretcnding
man to the highest place in the gift of the
American people? As 4 Senator, who had a
purer record? In every crisis, on every great
national question, who for a moment doubted
where Ben Wade would be found? Who ev-
er caught him balancing on the top of the
fence, if the seeds of life or death were to be
sown broadcast over toe land?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-04-27

BUFFERS RELATION TO THE IMPEACHMENT
TRIAL.-The Worcester Spy in an article Gu
titled the "Corypheus OF Trial. speaks admir-
ingly OF the manner in which General Butler
has gradually loomed up and grown to the
proportions of a giant in public estimation
during the progress OF the impeachment trial.
1t adds:
Strangers 70 Gen. Butler must have been
taken By surprise az such \ sudden and easy
ascent TO the foremost place. Our own sur
prise is lessened as we recall the Massachu-
setts Constitutional Convention Of 1883.
That was the most august body that has as
sembled within the walls Of the State House
since 1870. There were Chnate and Sumner,
Judge Parker aud Prof Grcenleai, Governors
Boutwell, and Briggs, Wilson, Banks, Allen
Morton, RantOul, Dana, Hilard, Sprague and
others, men Ot ame the elect Of the common
wealth. And Satan came also among them"
was The feeling Of the moment as General Bnt-
Ter took his seat as q member OF the cnnyen-
ton irom Lowell. He was not then famous,
but be was notorious; and a shock was felt
that be should sit rs peer among such men
as we have named. But in that convention
he lived down his Old reputation. His man
uers were irreproachabe and Ia the great de-
bacs which drew out all the learning and
wisdom and dialectio skill Of the convention,
| be speedily rose to a commanding influence
| il has been remarked th7t OF all the memDefs
| OF that convention the two who grew the most
| were Richard II Dana and Gen. Butler Re
| calling this earlier triumph, we are less sur
prised at the new display of his genius for
which the impeachment trial has furnished an
admirable occasion.
1t is certainly true that persons who previ-
ously entertained no mean opinion of Buffers
powers as an advocate have been surprised by
the apparent ease with which he has risen to
the exigencies of the great trial-st his readi-
ness, accuracy and consummate skill in the oi-
tation of authorities in support fpostions on
legal questions which he could not have an
ticipated. Whatever may henceforth be his
| career, his administration at New Orleans and
his mastery conduct of the impeachment will
give him no inconsiderable place in history.
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Wanted!

A SITUATION as shipping or check Clerk, or in
N wholesale Grocery or Commission House.
Would take he situation of assistant book keeper in
fact, any. good honorablei employment where can
make living Best OF reference furnished. Ad-
dress c. A. Box 1858. aI,r 23-dIw*
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wanted
A THOROUGHLY competent man. as travelling
a Salesman, tor a Small Ware, and Fancy Goods
wholesale house. Address II. Box 1917, this city.
Aplil II. d1W%
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THE SPANISH PRIME MINISTER. - Ramon
Maria Narvaez, the Queen of Spain's Prime
Minister, whose death is announced by tho
Atlantic cable, was 70 years old at the time of
his decease. From early life he has taken a
prominent part in the military history of
Spain, and in the numerous plots and coun-
terplots which have marked the course of that
kingdom. He took part in the war Of liberia
ton against Napoleon L., receiving his first
wound at the capture OF Castilfollit in 1922
He obtained prominence in the Carlist insur-
rection in 1886, when he served under Espar-
tero and defeated Gomez. He himself Joined
an instruction in 1910, under Cordova, and
fled to France when it became unsuccessful.
Returning three years after, he headed the
Christinos, overthrow the Dictator, and be-
came Prime Minister. At this time he gained
his Dukedom. He often quarreled with Ma
ria Christina a Id resigned his position, being
as often recalled. He made himself unpopu-
lar in 1856 by his efforts to strengthe the
power of the Crown, and resigned his position.
He came into Office again in 1864, but was sup
planted by ODonnell in 1865, succeeding him
again the next year, and holding his position
until his death.
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For Sale Or inlet

n OA k1taAO UI 10 NlCJs "
fENHE irst-cass three-story brick house with free
4 stone trimmings, number 30 Iish street.
, For particulars inquire at No so Exchange street
April 21-dtf "
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Established June 23, 1862. VOj

every day, Sunday excepted,l al No. Printer
Exchange Exchange Street, Portland
N A. FOSTER PROPRIETOR.
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G. T. RUBY, formerly colered citizen of
this city, is now the editor of the Galveston
Republicon and member of the Texas Con-
stfutional Convention, as we have before
STATED. ie 70 "'-7--iA-N Naw Orleans and the
Republican, published in that city, speaks OF
him thus:
Mr. Ruby is known to the Republicans of
New Orleans and to the rebels of East Baton
Rouge parish, who perpetrated a cowardy
midnight outrage upon him, by tearing him
from the house where he boarded, committing
ersonal indignities upon him, forcing him to
otfense than that he was teaching colored
school under the auspices of the Freedman's
bureaul
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Cts,
No. Cures EFevers Congestion, Infamatlons, q
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, ?,
. Crying Colic or Teething OF Infants, q
EsiarElGn OF childrs or adult7, q
DysenseFy, Gripping, aillous Colic, %
Cfaosera- VI orssUsNausea,V Vomiting q
coughs, Gods, Bronchitis, 25
50 Neuralgia, To9thache, Faeeache 25
Ezeadacises, ,Sick-Headache, Vertigo "a
~ " 1eyApciisIas Bilious Stomach, %
II . Suppressed or painful Periods, %
Y " whites, too profhse Periods. q
- Poup, Cough, difficult Breathing, -
- IA salt Is EleREss ,Ervsipelas EruptiOns, %
j. g Is So EF,ez,E.utTsr,l RhauD1atic pains q;
70 8 Fever d A2ae, Chin Fever, Ague, 80
~ Rsies, bind or bleeding, 80
~ " OpthssIsny, and sore or weak eyes, 80
y " aluiaTrsa. acute or crOnic Influenza, 80
~ " SsbOoping COug7, violent Coughs 80
Asthma, Oppressed Breathing, 70
Y Ear ssisci,arges impaired Hearing 80
% " Scr5fuia eniargedS lands, Swellings, 80
= :. General Debility, ,Physi alWeakncss, 20
20 " Heropsy, and scanty Secredons 80
" 70 seasicknesa, sickness from riding, so
~ EkIdney-fbisease Gravel, so
70 NeFvossa Debility, Seminal
Sfnaissions, Involuntary Dis
% =" sore mouth, Canker, 50
~ Urinary SesE6ness, weting bed, 80
r. 81 kSaiafsil FerEoGs, with Spasms, 50
" ~ ~ 5usierings at Change Of Life, 90
80 :" Epilepsy, ,Spasms, st. Vitus' lfauce, 90
u Diphsssera2, ,ulcerated Sore Throe' 80
FAMILY GASES
OF 35 large yiaIs, morocco case,
containing specific for every
ordinary disease a family ia sufs-
Jecs to, and "a book OF directions, $1,000
Smaller Family and Travelling cases,
with 20 to % vials als...............f from SIS to SS
Specifies for all Esrivese DiseaseAs both
for CurHus and for Preventive treat
ment, in vials and pocket cases. ,........Ss to SIS
ES These Remedies by the case or single Box are
sent TO any part OF the Country, b. mail express
free OF charge On receipt of the price. Address
Humphreys Specific
HOMEOPATHIC aEDECHNEs COMP Y
Office and Depot No 562 Broadway, New York
DIR. HUMPHREY is consulted daily at his office,
personally or by letter above Tor all forms OF dis
eases.
Z. Syyeetzor and Crosrsen G. Co, gents.
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