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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-12

1ha RAIDS are numerous on conversions
In print they have converted thousands Of
Democrats TO Grant and Collar. At first
they did it singly-rcporting conversion
or two as a tine. The other day. getting
. little bslder in TIE conversion business,
undertook 70 rake in one hundred and
twenty -four At lick. How we'll they sue.
csedcd in their rAscali.y is revealed in the
following letter:
READING, Pa. Friday, Sept. %, 1868.
To the Editor Of the Ntw York Tribune:
Sir My attention has Just been called
to the following statement In your paper Of
Yesterday
THE lion. Fred Lauer, Of Reading, Pa,
AID IA Of has friends aud employees, all
stout Democrats, have come out for GRAFT
and Coliax.'
To those who know the personally it is
not necessary to say that it is false and
without shadow Of truth but. TO nv
friends and countrymen everywhere, os-
pocially those oil German extraction, wish
to brand il - not only false, but, as be-
liCyc, malicious.
Born in the "fdtltrldnd,n but coming
here in early youth. having grown to man
estate, and indeed, we'll nigh to old age I'M
der the benign influence Of protection Of
the Constitution OF the United States as
expounded and administered by Jeffers son,
Jackson, Polk, Pierce, Buchanan, aud other
Democratic WORTHLESS. i, would be strange
indeed il at this hour / should desert Their
/ machines and t,,fa
| the events Of the last eight years have dc.
monstrated that unless they arc adhered to
this government must perish. Debt, taxa
lion, sxtravagance and corruption arc en-
failing untold misery upon labor, and IN
less this Union is restored upon the basis
of true equality OF oil the States under tn.
Constitution, the future is without hope
supported the government with purse
and heart IN iis struggle with armed rebel
lion, aud now support the Constitution
| against rebellion no lsss reasonable be-
| cauSe il l. secret and cowarlly. IF only
rebellion Ia | triamphed there would have
been chaos. ii secre. rebellion now trumphs
there will be Gespo,sm Already il has
| been inausuratcd IN tn States Q. this
tnion, and il only needs endorsement a..
| the polls 10 be extended Ike the pail Of
death over the other twen.y-scven. | wa,
| against rebels South, and am and ever will
| be against them North and South So too
arc those IN my employ, of whom mention
is made, md many others, thank God, Of
my friends and ncehbors, who have hith-
erto been humbugeed aud deceived.
You will greatly obligc mo by publishing
this. my answer to your article.
FnKD'K LAuRR, Brewer.
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Republicans F11Ele na Pheasant
Valley.
PLRAsASr yArrrv o.t 1f,b

PLEASANT VALLEY, Oct. 18th.
EDiroas Democrat After having bills
out over week ali over the town declaring
u" King Hiram the great high priest Of
scott Co., was to speak and that some
young ladies' were TO sing some Grant song.
The "loil" millions met ct an early hour.
BY actual count there were IA ladies, 11boys,
10 union men and 26 black and tans. The
girls world no. sing. Their Pas coazed
them in vain to sipg but sing-wel they
could not see it, the King took his stand,
marry cheer greeted him He began BY
telling them that all the rsbs were Demo
crass; not one belonged 10 his party.
How can christian like Hiram tell such
tal.eboods; and forget Joe Brown, Long
street, Governor Haldcn and hos, Of 9TH
ers. The next fslsehood was q at every
~ out Of fifty soldiers are going 10 vote for
Grant lie then said this bond question
was cap trap The.widows and orphans
owned a good SHARE Of them and they were
all in savings banks; they were al taxed
by state authorities, and the Germans he'd
oil their rest Of them and they could not DO
taxed. He said the bonds were 10 issue
at all. Reconstruction was tho only issue
before the people, and TO dcmjcru dare
say one word abou. it, which Ia fal.ehcod
No. 3. lie then said he had heard that his
friends up here were little shaky On the
niger question. For once he spoke the
truth. lie gave glowing picture how the
col.sred troops fought nobly they were the
frat to rally under tho old flag; ifit had
not been for them the war would have been
failure. Finding that be was giving them
TO much niger he made his bow and took
bis seat. The chair then said that Russell
WAS there and wanted to speak. Little
Esddy began 10 onbut,on his coat to spread
himself After waiting ten minutes tho
chair arose the second time 70 tell them
that Nsddy was spelling for . speech
I've men now called fer the ex-post master.
lie arose saw tho countenance Of the
crowd and said be reckonsd he would not
speak. And 20 ssded the great flszlc that
Vas to make traitors trsob!s oil over ths
land VOLUNTEER.
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'"'" S.nd,Ius.: for ConSrs:.. "

S5.ndiIa,s: for ConSress.
The Non. Vim. r. Ls1nasweli ana The Con. Wa.
Suy,h. psmocrate and Republican candidates for
In the second District. w discuss the p0-
plscss;
CLINTON COUNTY.
state Pair Grounds. Monday, October ~.
uswiu. Thursday, October 10.
JACKSON COUNTY
Naquoseta, Wednesday. October a.
Andrew. Thnrsdsy, October IS.
Bellevue, Friday. October IA.
sabala. Saturday. October II.
SCOTT COUNTY
Davenport, Monday. October ~.
LcClslre. Tuesday, October 20.
Hue orass. Wednesday. October 81.
MuscATIN8 COUNTY.
MnsoAiine, Thursday, October ~.
Wilton, Friday. October Is.
West Liberty. Saturday, October a.
CEDAR COUNTY.
Upton, Monday, October 9e.
Clarence, Tuesday. October ~.
The di.casslons vii commence At O'Clock In tho
afternoon. AT the Arst discussion. Dol. Smyth will
S.sa IL one hour Judge l..fdngwsll will follow In
one hour and half Ccl. Smyth reionng In thirty
mlnnie-, ~ tn next Jcdgc Len'ngweil will open
AMI close. and So alternating throughout the ap-
ppintments
The local COMMITTEE requested 10 fully arrange
snf those peetiass
n, order of the Contra Committee 81 the Second
Congressional District. L. u. tNGERSoLL,
chm Rep. Cen Com.
EDWARD II. 1ilAYER,
Can Va NJ. Cen. Co
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CHARTERED BY THE STATE,
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Rotary Receives Deposits and allows FOUR PER
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Check At Sight SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Six
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The Capital OF ONE MILLION DOLLARS is divided
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by CHEck AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE.
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Institution with special advantages of security con-
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TO YOUNC ME III,

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cent. 10 ne sGects Of early 1ros send 8
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rom any disease whatever Of pr.
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for pamphlet, coutainine ersrsvineo snd explaas.
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ITO Owners of Horses,

thousands Of Horses die yearly from Celic. This
need not be. DR.. Tsbias Venetian Horse Iiniment
in pint bottles. price dollar. vill positively
every case, II given according to directions, when
else for Cuts. Calls sprans, Old Soree. Swellings.
and Sorc Throat. i Is no nov remedy. but Of 81
ysars' standing. and approved By the nrst Hol.s-
= cr in the country. Col Phio P. Bash. Of the Je-
rome PARK 0oafas hes used i TOT ysArs. and recon
nends Il 10 his frieads. Orders are constantly ~
ceivsd Tor II fIom the RaciAg Stables In Bngland
It bat continues ts use. Recoest 70 get Dr. Tobias
Venetian Horse Liniment in pint bottles. and tass
NO other. sold by the DfaeRlsts and St0rekeeperS
New York.
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piles. HeIles. epiles. Pilee.

s1Os A1(Ds = 11OOs
Outward applications are time and money thrown
away. The permanent cure is Da. HA,srsoH's Pm
isrALene LozsSors. They strike ct the cause.
weeouid Ill this paper with cures. They are
pleasant, never grippe, like al pills, do they
ire increase oidos For elderly persons. females
and children aad all others, they are exactly suited
to obviate Cstveness tbs profile causes Of III health
For sale BY is. HARu,oS Co.. Proprieto,s, No.
fremont Temple. Boston. and By Ill Drueeists. OF
will be nailed ON receiving 60 cents.
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IOVER'S GUIDE.

CONTAINING FOUR MODEL LOVE LETTERS.
u and showing how to gain the undying love Oh
and marry. when you please. Also. a host Of won.
derful secrets teaching wiedom. wealth and hAppi-
ness now and forever All sent securely sealed Tor
10 cents Address CLARK q CO.. Publishers, New
ark j O-t1.d AW1mO
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d. A II r. II G A.
Dysentery, summer Compliant, Cho,sra Ne
bus, Flux, Childrsn's feething, and the Great
Preventive Of Asiasie Cholera.
MAGUIRES BENNE PLANT.

M Az OlR r. > u f4N ~ n FLAINX.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE, the fame
Of which is spread broadcast Throughout, the conn
try,i undoubtedly superior to any remedy ever o.
fered TO the public for the complaints for which 1t Is
intended. We have in our possession testimonials
furnished voluntarily BY Col Long, late Chief Topo-
graphical Engineer Bursaa ct Washington, Gen.
Fits Henry Warren. Gen. Pieasauton, and others Of
The army; Father p. J. DeSmet, the celebrated H.
dian Missionary; also, officers Of the Navy Surgeons
Hospital Stewards, Commander Of nearly every
steamer plying the Mississippi and tributary riv-
era, western Ssaitary and Christian Commissions,
army Chaplains and others too naneroust to mention
Likswiss highest eneomiuns Of the Pres. most a
which are psblished in our almanac, (which W will.
tend 10 any one requesting H. praising IL valuable
medicinal qualities IN ~ highess terms. Ne stA~
1saieins Aas sueh rscomnsndAtiona :. D o. Ma
0Ul41, oo1e Prupeieouso, D. Loaio, Ne. OuaA .
3eegises anA nsdicine dealers svesyWhssU.
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Su"rmsto Sey m"mr vindlcnted ny
WiecOusln SOls,leres


The assaults upon liorA,io Seymour
have n las. eliminated in = vindication
Of his patriotism, which will command re-
spect.
In letter published in another column,
ssys tho Milwaukee Mars, every surviving
member Of the "Oconto River Drivers"
sxc-pt three beyond reach volunteer cx-
pressions Of q attitude TO Governor Seymour
for his counsel, for his money, and his
influence in providing for their pcrsonsl
comfort aud acceptance by the Government
IN 1861, and assert tha, thcy owe it alone
20 HIS unsolicited assistance that they were
permitted TO join the Union army under
President Lincolu's call Tor volunteers
Tine "oconio River Drivers" as every
body in Wisconsin knows, adds the Ns,os
were a company Of lumbermen, which in
claded some OF the best lighting man that
ever left Isconsin FOR the war Som Of
thcm ars now Democrats and some Rspub.
hsaas; some bca, tie honorable scars Of
battle. aud some are crippled fer lie. Blu.
We have the authority OF their commander
for saying that all eli them are equally in
dignant because of the Radical abuse Of their
first and best friend that scme Of them
who sign this card were so badly wounded
in war as scarcely to DO abe TO write their
names. and that ono Of them. Kick, and dis
sbsd in his country . service, begged TO be
held up on his death bed, that the last act
Of HE life might be a certiRcatiou Of the
noble deeds done for Wisconsin soldiers By
Horstie Seymour. Of New York;
The Ns~s then says: Governor Seymour
ssus to Wisconsin early in The spring Of
1861 to recover the health. temporarily sac
ridesd By the cares Of his busy nfe. The
echo OF the first eun fred on Sumptss
reached him hsre-rsschsd him bu. TO e.
cite I'll the patriotic impulses Of his nature
In the defence Of that 0ovsrnDsnt whose
peril vas more apparent 70 bic statssman's |
eye here than even to the Cabinet in wash.
!ngton. From that moment 10 WAS active
not efhciously, nor osssntstiously, but un-
rsnittingly in shaping public sentiment
and urging forward trssps; and nes Nn no |
had eommissioosd hftssn thousand oifiesrs
Ind placed nearly half . million mea in
the field, extorted the eulogiss Of Lincoln
and Stanton for his maststly efficiency in
the hour Of trial. aud received the news that
The last rsbsl had surrendered. did HE hand
q bic tongue rest In providing for the safe.
y Of the Union and the prosperity Of the
0evsrnusut.
Such. voters Of the North, 10 the style Of
the Statesman whom every Radical orator
and editor in the land is now defiling with
Wan;on SANDER.
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vEGETABLR
III A IR r II > Il O r. T. II


II AIR r II = Il O r. T. II
Is UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
Nv the ThorsanGs who have used Il. to be superior
all other Hair preparations before the public
THIS Is NOT A DYE.
AZ 1t contains no Coloring matter whatever, and
not composed OF Poisonous Drugs, being Vegeta.
bic Compound. and not Injurious In its application.
II has no equal. Where the Hair has become Grey
plicstions of the Res.orer will In very short time
restore the Hair TO Its gnal COLOR condition and
former beauty,
AS A COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
II cannot be surpassed. 1t removes all Dandru6,
Heat and Humors from the Scalp, prevents the Hair
nom falling on. restore. bald heads In nearly all
cases keeps the head COOL the hair moiet and gives
It hne. glossy. and natural appearance.
FOR THE LADIES' TOILET.
This compound Is unsurpassed. Tryis andtell your
friends what yon think OF 1t. The Proprietor has
testimonials in great abundance TO prove all he claim
for the Restorcr Prepared BY
WIN. u KNOWLES, Nassrs.S Nh.
sod Or Drugeis,s generally. js?4d6m
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.
On the Errors and Ahases incident 10 Youth aud
early Manhood, Win tac humane view OF treat
ment anu cure. sent ~ mail free OF thavgr Adj
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Boz r.. Phade-
phia. Pa. Isepts. dsvsm
Ladies who troubled with a -,cs heaiache
monthly, should use Dr.. Vepau's French Fenale
Ply They prove SIRE and speedy cure.
Sold by all Druggists
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viii cure Scrofaa, or Fever Sores, Salt Rherm'
Tet iar Pimplcs Swel,cd Breast Sore Nipples Chill
bains. Piles, Cats. Burns. Bruises, Scads, and for
ali external applications II has no parallel, having
perfectly cured these complaints when all otlcr
remedies had failed.
We have large number Of CERTIFICATES from vel
knswn and reliable people, who cer,if, that Pages
Climax Salve has perfectly cnred old Ulcers cases
OF litter. Piles and Scrofula Sores, after they had
been trcatesby phys.cans ard siven up incurabe
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Democratic state Ticket.
VN U9F~~It " stuNNs
W ". r. BR AMMAN.
.g.dsc Jager's Appointments.

JUDGE JAEGER. Of Lee County viii address
the citizens of the following places at the times
dcssgnsted. in the German Language, ON the
political issues OF the day:
Des Moinss. Modnsy evenisg. Oct. ~
Isva City, Tuesday " .I3
Nussatins. Wednesday '' IL
Davenport. Thurslsy i" =" rs
Dubuque, Saturday "a .......l7
Local Committees will make ell nsesssary
arrangements for the absvs Asstisgs.
J. NJ WALEsR.
Chairman Democratic Committee
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NEl1MIFUGE

\fD4< L ~ lNDNS.
:, Dr. Holloway, some fifteen Year, ago. witnessing
the distress occasioned sckly Children In taking the
nAassous yermfuges o! that day, resolved to annal-
Me them, and from the most effective OF these rene
dies sneeeeded in separating their active medical
properties. pure. ta-teless and inodorous Then BY
combining these with sugar. and moulding them in
to an agreeable conecton formed tho present roru-
LAs EsrEcrivE NSRxirUs. known a.
HOLLOWAYs VERM1FUGB CONNECTIONS,
which have almost entirely superseded the old
nauseous Vcrmfuge to the delight OF the poor li.te
sufferers. II contains no Calomel OF ether poison
So highly esteemed 10 this Popular vsrmIfuge, By
the profession, that oil intelligent PhyscianS who
Know Of them. prescribe them IN preference to other
more effective to cure.
Parents and guardians, having the care ofchdren.
enould keep them - family medicine, for they not
x. % o.
gsas. 90 prevalent with children.
HOLLOWAY'S
ARN1CA PLASTERS.
The Original and only true Arpiea Plastsrs pos
eessing the great healing properties
Of the Arni.a Flowers.
hecufauvs eaecs Of these Plastsrs II oil cases OF
pain or weasnsss in the breast, side Jack. and n
are truly astonishng: they sivs ikmsdists relief
Phyeicians prescribe them, aad thousands recon.
mend tner: ossnvs-aoLLowArsafst the Original
and only true Arniea Piastssu.
HEISkELL'S
OINTMENT.
Ihis Olntmsnt aitsran experience Of twenty ysafs.
hs: proved teelf sovereign remedy for Ill Diseases
OF the SIN having effected radical cure In every
Go On wnsch II was used caring Many obstinat:
easse Of nfsen Or twenty yssfs Standing, that hsd
previ0ue!y resisted al remedies prescribed By shs
best medical talent 10 the country lts seet 4 -
tonishinG. In few days the soreness and irritation
10 removed the skin becomes smooth and healthy.
anI ceAsf rsmsdy,
Thus, rErr.R, sAlr- RsRrn. lfcn. SolDrn's Iron.
nnsaSAaA, B!cfu,ns, PruplnD, and evsTy form o.
dsease ofthe skin is penetually cured natter Of
nov long ssandiag. l. hse cured bad CASES Of II.
acssnE else would heal than. Puss. that ha,s ~
M 0snes ga m. fos many have ossn
=; ,I Brs:. sosl,s. ana OH sos.s
not sold BY your Druggist send co cents TO Johnston.
Holloway = Cowden, Philadelphia, = box vii b.
sent free Of postage to any address.
j Johnson.
HOLLOWAY,
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j OhnSon.
Holloway,


GO W w
rropristors' oo2 Arch Street., Philadelphia. :.
ra T0,c Mnclssale in Chicago, By Fuller. Finch
q, Reed = Co., Smith, Cutler . CO.. Dsi,sech.
BLOCH 2 Co.. and throughout the eountsy b. Al
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Manhood and the vleor of Youth

rssSofea IN iour weeks. Success guaranteed. DR.
klCORD'S ESSENCE OF LlFEfestores manly pow
ol. rom Whatever cause arsine the ssses early
give way At once to this wonderiri medicine taksa
eusfa according - the directions (Which afe very
Lmp.e snd c9olfs no restraint from busineoe cf
eS OF Icssquentites in one fos %. To b. had only
81 the zoe appointed ageat inlAHs H. 0a1sEn,
rs Second Avenue. New Yorf. feb95d1y
~ aYr,htlEcoDhv of. Nfarria9e.~.A
Wy T4u.se OF lectures, % delivered 81 the Msw
HOY % I've and what 70 llvs Soe; Youth. Maturity
s ana oid A1e: Manhood gensssny revis~sd; The
sso.. .. .nogcetion aatulence and Nervous diseas'
sdered &C.
roeast yolame: containing these lectures win b
TON 70 parties unable 10 attend ON receipt
vun. 1mps oy addressing: SECRETARY. NJ
n.a.r. AusrA q AnsAfoNY AID oumm, -
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STATE NEWS.

y. l.. Lawrence, Of Wilton, has come
out in tho las, issue Of the Wilton Chronicle,
as On independent Republican candidate
for County Supervisor from Wilton town
ship, in opposition to Dan Harker. The
Rads arc very wrathy over the event.
"A woman. with three children in charge
arrived at Wilton last Monday. having-s
the Chronicle learns--decamped from her
lisgc lord residing in Louisa county. He
followed her and prevailed upon her to
return.
The State Rsgis!er understand that the
Adjutant General is, paying the claims Of
the members Of the lst Iowa Cavalry. un-
der the law oflast session.
The Engineer Corrs are locating thirty
miles of the Dss Moines Valley Road north
Of Dss Moines.
There 10 10 DO . Mississippi and Lake
Michigan canal convention mold at DUBUQUE.
Iowa, on the 10th Of November next, with
reference to aid from Congress to construct
aship csual from the upper Mississippi, By
way Of tho Wisconsin and Fox rivers. to
Lake Michigan At Green Bay.
There were ten thousa,d people pre-.
ent at Newton, jasper county. when the
jsiut discussion between Loughridgs and
Irish came off there and at the great ~
Radical mass meeting in this city to hear.
Gov. Kirkwood Grinnell, Col. Wilson,
Harry O'Connor and Gen. Trumbull, there
were only IS present.
Important Gufss fer Land in
10W0.
From the Portland Oregon Oregonian, Aug.
81.
Our fellow townsman, O. Beal, ESQ.,,
while in his recent trip east, visited his
old home in Iowa, where he found many
important Changes to have taken place
since ne left II for Oregon. He owned 90
acres OF land on the Des Moines river.
which, in 1862, when he came away. was
worth onlyA few hundred dollars: bu.
since that day railroad has been built d.
rectly seross the land, depot established
upon it, and city Of 1000 inhabitants
sprung up where he used to raise his corn.
and wheat aud family vegetables. This
land has been sold under . lieu. or taksn
possession OF BY tbs railroad men under
somc pis:sxs, just the nature Of which ".
are not advised. The extensive imnrovs.
uents on and IL the vicinity Of have il.
creased its value TO half q million d,l,.-s
The city Of Montana, containing tho .hoya
number Of people, We are assured. il min.
cipally located upon Mr.. BIS land. ana h.
employed able counsel to prosecute h;s
claim to the right Of redemption. Two
suits were instituted with fair prospeet
of successfns issue to the cause Of the
plaintiff. Should he succeed in establish.
| ing his right to redeem the property il will
be fortune to him. ard whatever Influence
he does or may have will be very apt to b
used Tor the interest Of Oregon, which be
sn'oks Is the best country in the world.
Onususl attention 10 now given to the
C.pe culture in Southern Virginia. Two
s Ns 4 anoks county expect to net
~ vAs.Ooo 70 $4,000 from : vineyard
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DIR. JOHN BULL
Manufacturer and vsndsr Of The Celebrated
SMITHS TONIC RU,P
FEVER AND AGUE
Or Chills and Fever

The preprsster sf his eelsbrsted medicine
astly claims for Il superiority over all rene.
dies ever e6srsd 70 The public tor The sass. ear
Gin. speedy aad permanent cure Of As~s .,a
Fever. or ehills ed Fever. whether Of ehera :,
eng standing. He refers 70 The eus,re veeA.r,
and southwestern essatry y bsar.hin tsst,me,y
70 the truth Of The assertion, tAsa IN :. -.
whatsoever win il fail = cure, II she direet,o,s =.
strictly followed md carried out. In Z treat
many cases single dose has besn sue5cisnt n.
. cure. and whsls families have been cursd ~
single bottle. with perfect restorstiop AZ A..
general health. II ID, however, prudent. ana
il every eass more certain to eurs. il N -. !.
continued IN smaller doses fer . v.eA :, T..
amer The disssss he been checked, mere 800.
tally IN biscuit I'D long standing bssee. d..
ally this medicine Will sos require ~ "a }.
keep ne bowels II good order sassla he -.
Mens, hewsvsr. require . eashsrtie ~e1,es..
sissr haviag taken three Or Ssvr ~. ~ n.
Tesis' single dsss Of Bul.'s v,u.,a,.s YA.nr
rnas will b suilcisnt.
- Oh. JOHN BULLS prs..,.., os..
- - s'nA' 0Fsss street, Lsaisville. ~.
II sss y I'll Druggist asa oes,esa