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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Table Talk with . Vicslm Of In.
digeoilOn.

Reader, We viii suppose yos martyr 10 dyspsp-
ss Nyou are not, so much the better for you. II
you are. perhaps You may PROFIT By this paragraph
You have nat finished ycvr dinner. viii say, and
feel IS II you had swallowed lead ins teAd of whole
sonc food. Yen have senfsion Of tsctnes
round the UPPER part OF the diaphragm, as II Some
snake Of the constructor tsihe held yen in its en-
brsce "ni lad kuottsd its coils the p; your
stomach. Yoa feel supremely mseishle and such
Z. the penalty which yorr complaint eyscts aslsr
every meal. What do you desire Ease, Of couree,
An exemption fom the incubus that robes GU o
all ep ~ ment dnrng the day. and cisturbs yonr
reat At nseht Take. then tAs piece OF iufor ton
on su,sr seedetsly. EosTETTEh's STOMACH
BITTRRs will =. certainly cure all your sSonizise
sypptems as the osy which you read his article
will be ssecsrd.d hy another Perhaps you are in
credulous but II you have read the testimony Of
the eminent eiiscns, In every walk Of ifs no have
tested the stou and submitted the results Of
tAtn experience to The public through the press you
cngh. III as 10 have sufficient sth to make trial
OF J; In ycnr csse. II IL pure vegetable tonic
aud atera. ve. the only Medicine in the wofl ID en-
tirey adapted 10 your compliant Ii You are In the
hah,, OF t-sins any alcoholic excsans palliative
abandon it, aad Try this wholee ONE Medicsted Stn.
uiant. lin does you good, cay bat you will
uot do that, for ii has yet failed in gle In
stance. to care dyspepsia, bisusnsss, and thsis ~
ficue ccrn,taate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

every good man admits that intoxieatioa 10
terrible vice the fruitful parent Of every sps.
cies Of crime. But il does not therefore fellow
that alchoholss C slim ulants should be abolished
Wipe them out and what becomes Of one Of tn
n ost important departments Of msdica art .
Only ignorant fanstics, or msa whose betts
judgement 10 wrapdsd BY prejudice, will ~
tempt 70 deny that lives are saved daily BY the
hmsly administration Of spirituous stimulus a.
arsani mating and restorative agsat. It's the
basis q all the tincturss Of the pharmssop 0las
and II has preserved the lives Of thousands on
the battle field, in the military and other hos
pitfalls. and in private practice. Without il,
medical scieucs would be like the plsy Of Ham
let With the part OF the hero emitted Nest e.
pscisllo Is this true Of pure medical .stnulant
Unqusstionsbly the sxtrsmsste, Of the Ne
Dow stripe, would like TO suppress oil medical
ed preparatiors containing alcohol. They
wsuld probably begin with HosrarrsR's Sro1-
AcR BirrERs, rsputed to be the most potent res
tsrative and Alternative Of the day. They would
South and West of shis powerful specific. They
would meet the troveler in the Valley Of the
Mississippi, or the miner in the pacers and
gsaican OF California, or the voysgcr about 10
We for the insalubrions coast OF Me ice Or the
West Indies, and demond the surrender Of this
great sntidotc TO maisria, aud protective against
the effects OF unwholesome water. il he hap
pensd to be provided with il. Nay. thsy would
probably 20 further than that. and destroy the
rest ia Glory at Pittsburgh, where It is prspar-
81. and every bottle OF it upon which they esuld
lay their hands throughout the length and
srsdtn Of the land In vain would it be proved
to them that the article was manu- actursd from
the purest OF oil known diduslvs stiDuli ard the
most valuable CT medicinal herbs and roots;
Away with il awav With il T. they would cry.
lit contains alcohol, and therefore II must be
deftroysd. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
STATE NEWS.


The p,ar OF Dubrq o are to have The
hesit o. rand concert.
Anew Catholic Church is Icing erect
- Missouri Valley.
b 'one county had its first newspaper
u '. 1896.
TIE .io,radi says Mt Pleasant las the
bt tanner) IN the State.
-Muscstins 10 preparing . new ferry
hding near the depot.
Dubuque thinks Of compromising her
lsbtedness ., IS per cent.
"A new rstsnt has been discovered in
enc sssnty.
"A rossisg old wildcat was recently
led ssar Pert Louisa
Miro. Carhast, sister 81 Rev. A. B. Ksa-
died recently ~ NJ. vsruss.
Five river towns 0fthis State eve about
|0oo. 900; population, 10. 900.
Dubuque has received . second Are
snsr which they call "Ssl. Tusrck."
Dubuque has 81. COX. 900 invested in
nufacturss--smpIsying some 2. oos men.
Upon . capital Of 800. 200, The Shelf
Paper Mile. On the Msqusksta IN
buaus county. did $4,000 worth Of
piness IN grsss.
The Dubuque wsslsn Mills have man
ctursi. during ths past year. s.25e yds.
lsansl, $3.50 slsths. 1871 pairs blank sts,
1896 ihs. yasa. Teal value, eS,ooS !;
plsysd lt handle.
"A Faystts csaaty couple ssartsa Oh 10
70 - GET married asxt day. Arriving a.
stsl they found bat one vacant bod
suss being thusly . minister Was sun>
nsd, and one bed was snsugh-yeu bet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

1t will be known that most Of the LIQUOR re-
emily forfeited in New York, Brooklyn and
elsewhere, for evasion Of tho Government tax
has been Of the yilest description. The manu.
faetursrs, in view Of the possibility Of seizure
have gotten Vi the contraband article At the
least pssslble expense, in order that their loss,
in case of discovery, might be comparatively
mali. The safety Of the public demands that
such psrniclous stuff be destroyed and under .
proper system OF tests it would be condemned
and emptisd into the docks. but NO, 1t 10 sold
By the Government, At the average rate Of about
- q gallon, 10 pay The tax. In this way alec
hello poised is distributed broadcast among the
people. The whole system Of legislation bearing
upon the liquor trade In this country Is although
not 20 intended. in the interest Of intsmperencs
moderate excise and wise sanitary laws, in
relston to the testing of all distilled and fsrmen
ted beverages, are the best safeguards against
the great evil which oil thinking men deplore,
but for which few have the wisdom and bold
ness to propose any remedies consistent with res
son and founded on proper appreciation Of the
wants and weaknesses OF human nature. What
= PITY it is that professsd reformists will a.
tempt 70 drive, when their true policy would Do
10 lead, advise and restrain. ALI patriotic eiti
sons would be glad, il they could, 10 sweep gu,
Of the trade and commerce Of the country the
vile, brain maddening poticns that are now sold
in every public GROCERY, aud every secret den
Of intemperence, with - little risk toethe dealer
~ the purest preducts Of the vat and the still.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
i he USE AND ABUSE OF

stimu ants La spite Of the awful logic OF ex-
perlcnce. and in defiance of prohibtory stat
utes. intemperence 10 more prevalent IN Abe
United States TO day than j. has ever been a.
any former period This IS . statistical fact
which the we'll informed pbilAnihropist can not
dsny, howevermuch he may regret it. ard il,
proves enc of two hiEgs-either that the vice
is PAST remedy or mitigation, or that the strin-
gent means adopted TO prevent the sale and use
ofstimulents have been unwise aud irrational
Human nature 10 not so hopelsesly vicious ss 10
be beyond the influence Of reason and persus
sion however obstinate il maybe IN its resis-
tanee to arbitrary and Inconsistent laws. and
the inference. therefore, IL, that the extremists
who have declared Incorporating war q ainst
the use cfiiquor under any circumstances have
nvershot the mark. and actually increased the
evil they intended TO crush out. The Uaited
States law authorizes the importation, manufsc-
ture aad sale Of spirits, and the Government
derives . largsrevenue fIom such import alton
m manufacture and sale, and while this 10 the case
no iacal law can ever prevent the usa Of the ar
ticie. The statutes which impose taxss and du-
ties on liqusr, prssupposs that II will BE- used.
and recognize the wright of the people to use il
That right is denied BY the prohibitionisis, and
they make by laws to prevent the citizen fcom
exercising . personal privilege guaranteed to
him, ey implication at least, BY the law OF the
land.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
TO YOsING ELEM,

NO arrest Seminal Lsssrs. 10 conquer bad habits
eents te GALEN's HEAD DIsPKNsARY. Lou..-
Vile. Kcnt1csy.
H.virg bad ten year, experience IN this srec'altv
Patients s1aering from any disease whatever OF pri
vats O. confidential nature. and lsdes troubled with
any sfths ailments pecuisr TO the sex BY enclosing
u cent? - above, with brief e.scmept OF case viii
receive particulars for self treatment by return mall
and thus sveid qusotery. We also have a verix
Cla.p which We guarantee 70 cure ssrcccele in four
DAYS. The Electro Magnetic Preventive. Those de-
sirpg 70 limit their cfspT.Tg, can enclose sfa,rp
for pamphlet. containing engrayings and explains
tons OF the above preventive. with an essay on the
eubjees Of prevention. All correspondents conf
DENTAL. Address all letterp 10 j. s.. WfIIIA10.
Drawer ~, Isouievills. Ky oet9Sd1vie
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
But thia,s ths laporaye NJ ;,.a.. h,..,.v

But thisis the language Of insane bigstry. En-
hghtsned Sciencs-aye, and enlightened Kelig-
ION and Morality, too-condsmn it utterly.
bishop Eastburn, the Reverend DR.. Forester,
and other rreat divines, have recently given
their testimony against such Wholesale hostility
TO stimulanis. aud have declard thatto nvice Of
drunkenness has been grestly increased hv the
undiscrlminating orsiought OF the prohib,tisn-
lists The good Agassis. and such men a. Pro
lessor Horsiosp and Jackson. together with Drs
Bigelow. Clarke, Holmes, White and many 9th
er eminenl prac itioners, whose standing as
physcians should secure respect fer their opn-
IONS on point like this, have stated that aco-
holic preparations are absolutely essential to
IN The treatment Of many dissasst, and a. res
torstivcs. They only insist that the preparation
be pure. They are in favor Of stringent laws
against aduitsration; their motto 10 CIRCULATE.
not Destroy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
Rarlows Indigo Blue,


For Bluenr Clothes, IL put up and Yer ssle at A L
FRED WILIBR RGEke Erug store. No. 1sS North
secord street Philadelphia. BAhLoW's INDIGO
SIuE viii cclor more water than Any other Blue in
the market BARION'S INDIGO Blu 4 IL free
from acid and will not injura the fncs articles
BAR.OU'S INDIGO Blue di- solves perfectly clear
and will not settle on the clothes or make them
streaked-
The Label Is copyrighted, and reads: "B.'low's
Indigo Bue prerafed and for eale At Alfred Wilt
berrer's DIug Store, No. 93s North Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA" Dsrlow's Indigo elue 10 sold to dos
lers at price that pays them to keept consul
MERs WILL FIND Il, On trial. to be the most eco
ncmicsl and handieet article ever used for Blue'ns
Clothes. Barlow q Indigo Blue 10 put up "itber-
GERS Drur store. No q: North Second Street. and
now here else BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE IL made
a the way 1t fourteen years ego, and does
not contain any acid. ONE FIVE-cENT Bon OF
BARIDw.s INDIGO BLUE, Dissolved IN mineral
watcr.bosse OF water, will make the best I.Grid
Blueing that be made. BARLOW's INDIGO
does not require any rags to tie II mp In. few
grains OF Barlows Indigo Blue On the end o. the IN
Ter Win color tah Of Wetsr. nevS6deoGlY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

Truly. both Congress and our State Lsgisla-
lures have much to learn upon Ibis important
subject and the sooner they begin to pront BY
will be for the moral and physical health Of the
people. Under tho present contradictory, In
congruous and short sighted general and State
laws affecting the liquor question, iptenperencs
with all its horrible consequences, il - sure 10
increase and multiply - the sun 10 10 generate
miasma from . swsmp, OF fame to grow Aeresr
by feeding il with tufpsntins.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
MISHLER'S BITTERS

Are truly medicinal preparation and are offered
10 the public solely an their curative virtues be
cause those Bers guaranteed cure all cascs Of
FEVRRAN A0UE. Isrrknlrrxsr and BlLLrors
FEvxRs, CHOLERA, Cholera Morbns. Cramps.
Collie. Diarrhoea, Dysentsry and oil affections OF
the kidnsys
Mishlors Green Label Bitters.
Cures Scrofula, Sc-ofula. Secondary and Tertiary
ny Deilis White Swelling Or Necrosis. Old Running
eores and Ulecrs. IA6amitory Rhsanatisn, and the
wOrst forns Of Skin Diseases.
Mishlors Rcd Label Bitters,
Curss diseases pscnlar 10 females: Amensr-
rAoa. Dsmsaorrh0a. As1orrhagia, Womb Diseas-
-, Chlorosis or Green SieRness. LeuehoYrhsgia,
or Whites. and falling Of the Womb.
sB-AAKTMAN / co Proprietors, Lancaster,
Pa For sale BY All respectable Drugniste
K9eSsnd for Circular and learn the ingredients 81
the only truly Asdcated Ditters ever offered to the
public april2e-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

There are many forms Of diffusestimuli used
br the medical profession, and the great object
Of the trust-wortp physician 10 to obtain tho m
unmixsd With ony delstsrious article. nostst-
tcr's Stomach Bittsrs, a already observed. has
the reputation OF being the pursst pfepa ation
Of its class at present manufactured. and WAS
therefore cited - case in point IL il lust, -
it faia ist for the greatest good Of the greatest
number. that the law should place this msdi-
cine on par with fighting rum! What sort Of
between . health giving tonic and Alternative
sad alife-eonsuming bsnsi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

And this is the true policy, dictated alike BY
philosophy, experience and common sense
What, on the other hand. is the tendency of tho
policy prohibition 1t does not prevent, il has
never prevented il never can prevent the of al
coholic aulds, but II leads to their deterioration
and thus increase . thousand fold the evils that
it proposes to annihilate, When liquor are
sold secretly, and at the risk Of personal liberty
OF oourse the dealers will seek to compensate
themselves for the hazard they incur, by NOR.
dinate prohts. and to obtain those profits they
will adult-rate what they sell. II 10 notorious
that the liquor sold in States where prohibitory
laws exist, is for tho most part poison. II 10 ~
safe for the venpor TO give his customers a fiery
aud destructive compound A. . good article-the
penalty being in each case the same. Strict and
faithfully executed inspection laws would proven.
this horrible adulteration. Prohibitory laws
promote 1t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIFUGE
CONE ECTJnNS
0CkHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Salssr0om No, 8 Maiden Lane, n.

WIN Il en- L INNS
the distress oecasoned sicky children in taking the
nauesous vernifugss OF thai day resolved 70 anna-
We them and from the most effective Of these rene
properties. pure. tastelsss and ned.ross Then, By
combining these with eugaf, and moulding then in
to agreeable confection formed the present popu
HOLLOWAYe vRRMIFUGB CONNECTIONS.
Which have almost entirely superseded the old
nauseous vermifage to the delight Of the poor little
sufferers. 1t contains NO Calomel OF other poison
ous Ingredients.
30 highly esteemed 10 this Pspnla, vernifugs, By
know Of them. prescribe them preferences 70 other
renediss. = not only more pleasant 70 take. but
Parents and euardiano having the care Of dren
should keep them a. family medicine. for they not
only eradicate wcrms-thoss pests Of Childhood
but correct any arrangement Of the digestive or
gans, 90 prevalent with children.
HOLLOWAY'S
ARNICA PLA STEERS.
The Original aad sHly trae Arniea Plastsrs pss
sessing the great healing properties
of the Arni-a Flowers
The curative enecie Of these Hsstars In Gil eaees Of
pain or weakness in the breast, eide Saek, and In
all cases Of Inflammation Of the Lungs, md Cough
are truly astonishing; thsy give immediate relief.
Physicians prescribe them, and thousands recon-
mend them. oBskHvr- uoLrow Ar'e are the Original
and only true ArnIea Piasters.
FISK ELLIS
OINTM EMIT.
This Oin,m:nt, after an experience Of tu enty years.
has proved itsclf sovereign remedy for all lieeaees
OF the Skin having effected q radical cure In every
case on which II vhs used. curing many obstinate
cases OF fifteen or twenty ycarr stanGing that had
previously resisted ali remedies pres cribed BY the
best medical taent In the country. Its effect IL a.
tonishing. IN lew days the and init alton
lie removed; the skin becomes sr Doth and he thy,
and remains permanently healed without the use Of
any other remedy,
Thus. rkrrRR, SALT KHEus, Ircx, SoLp,sn Iron,
EB,sIrn.As, BIZ oToHBs. PIxPIEs, and every form Of
disease cftne skin 10 punetusy cared. no matter Of
how long standing. Ii has cured bad easss Of In
rLAnsD y zIips and Discharges from the Ear, when
nothing else weuld heal them. Pnss, that have re-
sisted all other treatment for many years, have been
e9setually cured by the use OF only bex Of THE
Ointment BrRss. ScALps, and OLD SONS, 1t heals
In very short time PaicE % CENTS PER Box II
got sold BY your Druggist send 60 cents Johnstoa
Holloway q Cowden. Philadelph!., bex will be
cent free OF postaEs 10 any add ress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
Allcock L Porous PlaSfcl.S

Accumulate Electricity. whereby the eirclletiou of
the HOOD becomes eggalized upon the pant where
applied, causing p.'u and morbid action To &C ase
Wa there ever published stronger evidence than
This,
For Two years hare been great sufferer from
neural In tic head. and found only temporary re
.ieffrom Gil the various remedies that have TIRE
nnt | applied one OF "ALLCUCKs POROUS
PLASTEks " cut il into three etriI =. plac'n g one
under each shoulder bisie and the o'htr over the
small OF my bla X and for the past three his
have had scarcely twinge OF the old psin. sivise
all who tufer from nervous diseases to hsc no time
In making trial OF the wonderful plaster.
A. I. sTERLING, Sec Singer ME-. Co
New York. June =. lses
Principal Agency, BRAspRRIn Nouss, New York
Sold hv All druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
liENEAk Al. NEWS.

Never 30 many weddings % this season.
la Massachusetts 81 ,6s7 pay inesms tax
There has not been an execution in Maine
since 1882.
Hudson 10 gloating ever . 1900 pound
hog.
New Jersey wants the biggsst city in the
world
Philadelphia proposes to tunnel the Del
aware.
yankee grab 10 said to Be the chief
gambling game in Australia.
Foot passsngsrs now cross the Hudson
river On the ice At Albany.
Tho planchetts diggers on Kslly's island
are still after that chest Of geld.
New York thieves now steal large glass
show casss frsm store doors.
Servant girls in San Francisco bring
dowsiss Of $4,000 in gold.
The Methodist colorsd bishops are to
convene in Philadelphia.
Rsthschild commenced his will, an snor-
nous parchment volume, in 164s.
The militia force Of the Dominion, on he
Let Of Oetsbss, amounted 70 S9,l
The slaughter ofsn infant cost . New
York horse railroad $500, which was
cheap.
A French count has laid claim 70 large
tract 81 ground in ST. Louis, aud has
brought suits accordingly.
General Mcclellan holds positions at
prssen, which give him from fifteen to
eighteen thousand dollars c vesr income.
San Francisco has to pay $3l 800 for
permitting mobs 10 smash newspaper ctiices
during the war.
Retribn.ion, in the shape Of $50 fine, al
wavs follow the Cincinnati milkmen who
wsier their mix.
A statstic.sn computes thai stesm on
eines in lhi. country represent 1900, 900
hsr.e power
Wendell Phillips iast lecture in phila-
dslpha didn't pay expenses. Forpev
contributes rtgrets but no currency.
Citizens or San francisco hsve contrib
utst g. GOO sterling for the relief Of the
sufferers BY the earthquake in Peru.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
MnfIntA Life bills and Ph1niY bitterS.

The most eucces.ful medicines In the world. Med
icsl men. olergymen. philnnthropists. all acknowl-
edse they are performing wonderful effects in eases
ofpbvsical weak aess. billions secrstions dyspepsia,
lose OF appetite diseases OF the liver and akin Moi
farr Life Pills the bsst Cathartic and Blood puri
der offered 70 the public. They cleanse the eystcm
from all inpurty aad never grippe the bowels Sold
by al Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

The question IL. How shall il be done i, And
the replv Of every right thinking man il. by
rigid examination Of the articles, and the in
Fiction Of heavy pen alties. pscuniarv and per-
sona, in all cases whore sdultera,ion 10 detect
ed. Is it not a shame that the common poison
er. and the dealer in pure preparation sovd
only be held to the same aecsun liability BY the
authorities +, And yet this - the crss under
the prsse Mt | quer laws.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS

VII positively CURE ALL DISEASES Arising
from dsordere' state Of the Blood. Stomach or
Kidneys These Bitter. not TO hec,.ed with the
various pleasant preparations cold st Sars and
other place. under the name o, Cordial., Bitters,
&c hecn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

The subject IL too bread 70 30 discussed II Z
sisgs article, and will be taken up again in these
columns, with view to threw more lipht upon
it. ''Temperence in all thines' 10 . noble motto
and il is sad fact that the ,saIets in . Ree6
esuss srs sonssisss ven intsnpesaSs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
DI a X X II CE A

Dysentsry. Summer Compliant, Cholera No
bus, Flux, Childrsn's Tsethinx, and the Great
Preventive Of Asiaiis Cholera.
MAGUIkk.,S BENNE PLANT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. the fame
Of which 10 sprsad broadcast throughout thu coun-
try. /. undoubtedly superior to any remedy ever Of
ered to the public for the complaints for which 10
intended. We have in our possession tsstim onials
furnished Voluntarily BY Col. Long. late Chief Topo-
graphical Engineer Bureau At Washington. Gen:
Fits henry Warren. Gen. Pleasanten, and othsrs Of
the army Father p. ]. DeSmet, the celebrated In
dian Missionary also, officers OF the Navy, Surgeons
Hospital stewards, Commander OF nearly every
steamer ply ing the Miesiespp and tributary riv
err Western Sanitary and Christian Commissions.
army Chaplaine and others too numerousso mention
Likewise highest sueomiums Of the Prsse, nest Of
which are published in our almanac. (which We will.
tend to any requesting ), praieing its valuable
medicinal qualities In the highese terme. No other
medicn ne has such recommendations. J. . c. MA
CURE. Sole Proprielors. St Leuis, mo. Sold By
sx,,ui.ts nd aeIieiue dealers 0yprvWnero