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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
STATE items.
--Keokuk rays business ID better.

--Keokuk rays business 10 better.
The State Teachers association meets
as Ksokuk on the 25th inst.
Wheat in Bremen county averages ~
bushels to the acre. 1T,
Council Buff bottoms are heaVhy
grasshoppered which bodies evil next year.
Mills county grasshoppers, when eVae.
mated 4. ,bils ago have oil returned ard
with tremendous reinfcrcemsnts.
-Des Moines papers arc sgitas'ng pub
lie pork question.
john O'Nsil. Of Dubuque has been ap-
poiut. ID State Elecsor in place OF Judge
Oiaggett. 49,. w..
county pstato crop . fsilurs-owing to
bugs.
"A new catholic church 10 being srsstsd
in Richmond Warrington county.
e. A. Snyder 10 now sole owner Of the
Cedar Falls Gazette, having bought out A.
9. Holt. Success TO Snyder.
Ret Clarkson 10 now Editor in chief Of
the Dss Moinss Rsgster-vice T. W. Pal
msr. Rstis good boy end will make his
mark sure.
Cedar Rapids. after taking about wates
Works for l,ng time, has given up the
project.
| Cedar Falls has . stove manufactory-
doing q STAYING business.
"A lad named Douning went out hunt.
ing near Cedar Falls last week, and val
afterwards found dead BY the aide 81 Z
fence 1t 10 Supposed that In cliobipg thu
fence his gun accidsntly discargsd and
killed him instantly.
The Iowa City Rrsss says Judge Hub
bard is . moving spsskss. In that that in I
spsssh 1t Iowa City recsstiy b. succeeded
in moving about one half the asdisnes from
the hall in less than ten minutes which II
the best time on record.
- The Reeistsr says that asn whs kasv
cay that the route Of the q. RI. 4 P. r. r
from this place TO Dc Soto is the best rail
read 10 the west.
Tho Fairfield Ledger chronicles the q
rival Of Hon. J. r. Wilson At homo. Al
though in good health he 10 thirty pound
lightsrIthan whom he was last in Iowa.
- The Benton county Eagle says: Nv
have the most encouraging reports from .
J sections Of the csunty. in regard to the hal
vest The wheat crsp will Be very niue
heavier than in many former yesrs.'
The Cass county Messenger ssos
With . murder story this week. Il sssa
that . woman By the name Of Mcclure BIZ
been for some time keeping house Of il
fame At Grove City. On Msndsy last, b
!. tween tho hours Of 12 and o'clock, p. n
r . man nsmesd Daniel AcGssty, called eth
"ranchs" Of Mrs. Mcclure, and % he u
i. about to enter the house she shut the do
> On him, and placed herself against the doc
I in order to keep him out. Ac0arty got q
5 axe and struck the door once with the ed;
/ Of il, and % tho woman was standing wi,
her back to the door, she received = herr
bic cut. The wound inflicted, was und'
! the point Of tho right shoulder blade, an
' there is but little hopes Of her livinI
Sheriff Bradshaw started with him Z.
Council BufTs last Tuesday. whore he vi
be kept until the fall term Of the Distri
Court
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

CHARTERED BY THE STATk
Darius r. Mangsm. President. james Merrill. Sec
Rotary. Receives Deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on oil daily Balans ices, % beet V
Check ct Sight. SPECIAL DRPO0lTo for Dix
Months, or more, may be made at ave per cent.
among over SOC Shareholder. eomprising many gen
tlsmen of1arge wealth and financial experience. who
also personally liable to depositors for all abl
cations Of the Company to double the amount q
CO.. receives deposits In large or small amounts,
and permits them 70 be drawn A. a whole or In part
by CHECK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE,
allowing Interest all daily balances. parties
throughout the country can keep accounts in this
Institution with special advantages OF security
vcnence and pront je22 d&w6m
DIR. Velpau's Pills cure female weaknhsses and all
other female conn ANTS Sold NJ all Drug Stores
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
THE Albia Union tell. : ,;,-.,.
committed in Cedar te,s. .''"''

tn. Albia U"'e" tell. singular m,ra.,
county ''P' Asoros
."o brothers, named Leroy and Az,
SsJ'', reside in Eldorado. LEROY !. A"tsd
,rs..; ano his brother Alfred. Who mar
mar was residing with him Abon. ~. nm
Iotn OF July, the unmarried o,s Ain. ne
was at home at the house Of HI. h. n',sa'
whsn little child Of Mrs. Cro,. c,~.. Gle
cd to cry for drink. He ordered ' nae
give the child drink aud stop tho .. si "
Mrs. Gross being engaged at the TIM "s !.
nel work, did not immediately compiy -, ~
MS order, at which Alfred Cross mad. !.
savage attack upon her. beating her -
orntaiiy that she died in three or four d,v.
She was buried on the 18th Of Julv TIE
report is that Alfred Cross had asd from
the country. We know not What stso.
have been taken to capture the villain. bnt
We suppose the. proper efforts Are h.;ro
made in that direction. The dsce.s.d -
man was daughter Of A. G. Wilson. vho
was sormsfiya merchant of Abba"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
X ~ % ~ L EsS
VEGETABLE
HAIR n E s T. O n T. R

Is UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGE
By the Thousands who have used It. to b. superior
to all other Hair preparations BOW before the public.
THIS IS NOT A DYE.
- II contains NO Colorng matter whatever, and Il
not composed OF Poisonous Drugs, being veee1e.
bic Compound and not njurioue in Ito application.
FOR RESTORING THE COLOR
II has NO equal. Where the Hair hes become 0Fey
with Ace. sickness or Disease Of the Scalp few ap-
pications Of the Restofsr viii In very short time
restore the Hair to it, original color. condition md
As 4 COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
Il cannot b surpassed. IL removes oil DandrsG.
Heat and Humers from the Scalp, prevents the Haif
sroa falling ~ restores bald heads in nearly al
caees. keepo the head cool the hair moist. and eiv
Il . hns. slossy. and Natural appearance.
rOR THE LADlEDs rDll.I
rAis conpoand 10 unsurpassed. Ts,is aaatsn yo,,
friends what you think Of It. The Proprietor me
tes0sniAls n gstat ebon61se 10 peove ali 10 clain
for the Daetorer. Prepafsa b
WI. 4. KNoNl1s, 1Nassua, n. II.
eea ~ Dssaglses 9soenlly. jeSA.1oo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

HAnrsAl Cssfvmos sansee Headaebs, Diasinsss
Worms, Liver Complaint. Dyspepas. esur StsaseA,
had Breath, &c. The suress preventive 10 Dr.. Has.
risons Peristaltie Loaenges. Being bosh sesic anl
laxative. they restore nstuss, thereby curing eos
tive habit. In to opinion u ovoFy aSuGU1ge they
are the most pleasant and e0betaal pomo1V 1br the
4 flee. and The Ouly 0o th1s reaches the esuoe. .
outward applicatisne are only tine and neaey
wasted, 1854
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

Ia regard to tho proposition TO deprive
the Southern States Of popular election.
by throwing the choice of electors into .
packed Legislature. che Springfield Repu1.
lsss. Radical paper, ''hopes that 40 Re-
publican worthy to be called leader has
given bis sanction TO such nenssuss."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
Tac Ron dholSicr's Logic.

ne osa"holaers say that II the public
zen - pad ~ srsenbacss there must If
necessity be larger additional is,ue az
grcenbseks They in-,s, it shall be r,;a
IN Gin, but where Is the gold 10 com.
irony There 10 now moro parer in N.
country than gold. and Il the debt can, b.
paid with the present issue Of greenbaeks
and paper money, how can II b. paid with
less amoaa. Of gold. and especially a
sae solamn can not be much increased II
tae o'adno.iers arg linen; ia tegard to tbs
smP'ssioil'ts oil paying the puzzle deb; In
ereenb seks without large imitation Of tho
paper currency is good, the argument
will hold good ag.in>, III. possibility OF
its payment in gold without ! large in.
crease Of the solid coin. Suca is radic.,
Inconsistency.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
Bulls sarsaparil1ap
4 0ooA Reason for the Capsa1nss
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER 'AND TIE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER sAND TIE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
Benton Barracks, No., April 30, 1855,
Da, Jonx BuLL-Dear Sir Knowing the u
Aeisncy Of your 6arsaparills, and the healing
and bsni6cisl qualities II possesses. ssnd yes
the following statement Of ny sass
l was wounded absut I've years ags-was 70
ken prisoner and conHed for sixteen month
Being moved 20 sftsn that my wounds have nst
healed yet. have not sat up moment sisss
vas wounded. sm shot through the hips,
Ny general health 10 impaired, and need some
thing to assist nature, l have more faith il
your Ssrsaparills than in any thing else.
wish that that 10 genuine, Please express -
half dozen bottles and obligs
Carr. y. p. JeaxsoH. -. Leuis, Ne.
?. S.-Ths following wss written April -,
1855. By Mrs.. jennie Johnson. mother Of Oapa.
johnson:
On. BuIL-Dsar cn: NJ husband, Dr.. Q. q.
JsAsssa. - skillful surgeon md physieisa n
Central New Yerk. whore hs died. leaving the
asevs Q. p. Johassa 70 my care. Al thirtssa
yeass Of go 10 bod chronic diasrhsa sad
serofuis. for which esvs him ,sur sarssparil.
a. II crasD nm. have fer ten years recon
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ssd Iowa. for scrofsls, fever ssrss asd general
debility, Perfect success hae atssslsl Il The
cures elected in some essss Of screfula and fever
sofss wsrs slnest n,iraeuleus, lsa very AK.
tous for my son 70 sgain have recourse - yen
0ornaparilla Ha II fanAd - SaAHs~~ na>auS,n,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

XINE0AR CnuaassD CT
nRs vIuusAn. wsfranted pure. and to preserve pieA
lee. First Premium awarded at the y. a. Fair, I'm
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WORKS OF the kind In the Gated etatee.
CRAS. @. X. PRU00tN0,
apfSl -dGmeod r r elf 0ennp d. CAieaG0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
DIR. SHALLENBERGER'S
FEVER ARCE ANTlDOTE.
Has been before the Public Is years

FEVER AGCE ANTlDOTE.
Has been before the Public Is years
Those who have used It don't need TO be told Of
is merits, bat for the benefit OF others ~ publish
few Testimonials, and say
TRY IT.
FACTS YoR THE PKorls-Da Simultaneously Fs-
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BURLINGTON. Iowa, Aug. 81, 1855.
6ESrs ~ our pills have. to my knn Wedge, given
the best satisfacon OF any medicine have sold
fact that one bottle never fails to cure the most OBJ.
stinate cAsos. Those who have used them recon.
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ny In every case where used that they have not failed
to effect . permanent cure.
One old gcntleln IN tells me that when he Invested
81 80 In your medicine Il one OF the best invest
ments he ever made. He had been aniieted with fe.
yer and ague over two years, and nothing would Of
feet cure. unt one box OF your pills did the work
And now, for more than yssr, he has not 1slt the
slightest sympsems Of return q the disease. Bee
Lrsn, Mass, October Nh, 1895
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In the army. Amer beisg sick fee tive weeks, came
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every two days for week. amer which had . -
exceptions, which weakened me 90 that was unable
to walk. All these nine weeks had two doctors
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He :, commended then very highly. and ssi1 they
Pc cured him q once q 9 very ssvsrs attack !
{. 70 tex. III. pill: ,'
them. aad the sscoad doas cured ~ completely.
have not had the least gn Of chin fer some weeks.
s:c c e ,s ss'
way: and would ike yol TO send ne dozen Of the
Medicine. I have received ssne nom . friend h
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

aEarly Marriaeos.-pr. Fsaaklin aAvoea.
va RAsH 0Rrjagee. 7ooays foe Yeutg ueo, o.
this and ether subjects. bs.ngs GUIDE TO MAR
1IA01 a.9 Cenlngal Felicity. b benes elest PAlk
q ehasee. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Hex r. Phnadelnhia PA wsvlo-Akv0n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

"RALsR AND TRUE.
A GU r. e FOR A LII
nncompeseat Renedlee,


Brcue. C'ruxBs, Jrsrr1n, Grx, CorArA.
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srd ~h - ssnsrsi ,emssies nrIess under
ne ,sSserss;on ., .nssas 90 10 aIur.ss Ia
he psa,.asro.e.,a. Il Is with The view OF being ad
MIN. ,sn, IN r.rts,a Conditions only
49, s ss.ee as a. :. ., rh. M Kiansys Are
s,o,s,-i "a ,.,,.srr,i sc,iar !. yeanirsd' II may
saoaail ara rome' ~, s.on ,h sr.n.r-on
,na sa,snI ant A. ~ lnsresssd action il
a. inua.e' ,s,,s If she aim i,ver hexels etc.
~ az ,,sss Vail ofthe Phsscisn recuifc n OPP
sa, On sne ~. .,Sss st,ss srd AM - Kid
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nsys suner rom to-. a. 70 .very vel ia
80. nov sn.ss 49, ~ .,.c, ~ nsine thie
49, ~ sar.. - k;6rsv RIsaSe,. and rnary
diseasss 4 e,mpsusstipe remedy that removes and
sutss an cissss ~ " S,.ss: -. M hsavAyI
SAS.p.1u.. Ss.oLv.r. tlst esaiains fAnamA
Sn.ie.,s. iss sayssive psvofs thro1eh the 0soep,
0va.S ~ STss11 ~ - 0ne1f 49, q ~ body
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snss 49, =. nos ...s~nAi~s H. secrstione 81
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Buchn n easss o. .,hnr.r =, snssrv
st.s - =. Nil X.ss a.ooSit 4 iika 9ivin4
as ~ ~ S;".,sr. n sSsscsS nm SriaSrv DIM
crStv ~ trpuHsd With. weakenisg, pufaient Or ir
ri,sinr dioehsrses, few deses Of he sarssparlan
Rssoivsnt win do more god than gallons Of 'nsse
1''''' ~ '-''-
Dr. Neol,s Jossur ~, W snS n.,s ~! fo
n 10 ,or.s = sbs Passi,s Rr%y: ~ prepared
r.: Of o., :. s,.. =.
~ ,,.. -n:nst,e es,hms ana lsner.
ACME according to rsse: s.d B 5 m.!.isss
OF ne isaves appnsd = s " ~. ~ -.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
The 9ernans ~ liueeeuhurw
Iowa.

IOWA.
The Boston Pionssr publishes The fellow.
ing correspondence, from Guttsnbure.
iswa. wherein particular reasons are Il
legged who the radical Germans Of thai
place should vote for Gen. Grant:
"Shortly after the close Of the war. Gen.
Grant went on a journey through the north
vest Though the journey was made o.
tsnsib'y Tor recreation, il was in reality nm.
dertaken for the promotion Of the General.
interests as candidate for the prssid eucv.
his coming was published for many DAYS
ahead, and the German radicals of Gutter.
burg rushed to the river bank to greet IN.
great man. When the boat landed. they
hurrshed and yelled for glimpse Of the
General. For good while he did no, an.
pear But he he'd kind Of a crier. who
constantly waved his hst in the air. cans.
Ing the German crowd to repeat their bur.
rams tor the General, until they were all
nos'se In the On he went int, the cabin
anu sh ADVISED the General to show himself TO
sas people. He did -. He lighted fresh
srs,;n wnen ne came on deck, and then sep.
.n .uns tue tails Of his ev,rco,, v;,hon,
mon ~. single word. he planted himself
ns,. 49, =, ~" ~. os'ustrade, showing his pos,er;or
started again. O"o until 'he boat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
Democratic state Ticket,

For Secretary OF State,
pgyID HAMMER, Of Clinton County.
Far Register OF State Land ONCE.
J. ANDERSON. OF Dubuque County
For Treasurer,
H. Noes arY. OF woodbury. County
For Auditor.
H. DCNiANEY. OF Davis County.
FOR Attorney General.
K WILLIAMSON. OF Warren County.
COngressionn
rsf Member OF ccngress--2a District.
WI. ss. H.EFE:NAvv ELL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

UphAln's Hair Gloss and Cur.
Ing Fluid is the best Hair dressng in the world II
imparts bsantifal gaoes to the Hair. keeps Il IN
curl, it, growth. DC. cs. - o. bottle.
UrnAn's rnEcxlx Axp PinPis BAHuaRn removes
Frccklss, Tan, Sunburn, Pimplcs on the Face Soft
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- cents.
UrnAn's AsrnnA GINS relieves the moss vio,ent
paroxysne Of Asthma in ten minutes, and effects .
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Tne JAPANnDo HAss efAIn coloeo the Whiokoro
aud Moustache beautiful black OF brown. Il co.,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
MEDICAL.

BULLS
GREAT REMEDIES
BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS
Authentic Documents.
..4rkams1s Heard From
.srrsrlnosY OF MEDICAL MEN.
. stony Pei.t. white o., ARK. Nay -. ~.
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vss i. Louisville psrshasias Drugs, and sss
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~. beeu down With rhsumstisn for some time.
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esesrol health improving.
DR.. 0iss. Who hes bssu II bad health. trisA
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Respectfully,
on WAassa.
BULLS WoRn DISTnoYER.
To ~ UnlleA 0sases oaA VERDI
wide OoaAers.
IAsvs rsesivsd nsny testimonials ron prs
1,as;ensl nd medical nea, = ~ sa~saeae a.
various publicsAsas Asvs shsws. al Of which
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dsssrvss 70 b written in letters Of gid. Asa,
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~. Jess Bvla-Dsar Dir: Hsvs rsSsstil
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y - certain and spssdy In ~ sassts. On III
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shjsct in writing you 10 TO and cut upen wha
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| II l can get Il upon easy terms, shall nee
great deal Of II. am awars that the uss .
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ing humanity which may Be able to command
not hssitst,ng because some one more inssniou
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secured the sole right 70 secure thss knswlslss
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that food the country, that purpsrt TO cure :
manner Of disease 70 which human assh 10 heir
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

BATCHELoR's hair DYE.

BATCHELOR'S BAR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
the only trss and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable.
instantaneous: NO disappointment: NO ridiculous
tns remedies the III effects Of bad dyes gorates
and leaves the Har so and beautiful biack brown
applied At Batchsers Wig Factory. No. 10 Bond st.,
New York. ape9 dAWiv
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Known to Man
IL / N ID 8 EY'
Improved Bleed Dcorcher |!

Fer TIE Cure Of al Diseases arising from N II.
pure state Of the hood zach ~
ScROPULA. Dyspepsia, Cosfivenese
Caueeeous kOr0etioas, Jarndics, Salt Rheum,
Cutaneous Dioooees. Mercuriai Disessee
krysipelas, Doile, General Debility.
PimpIee ON tho Face, Liver Complaint
Sore Eyes, Scald Head, Loss Of Appetite,
letter A6ootiOoo, LOW SPIRITS.
Old and 0eubboru Ulcero, Rsul Stomach,
NAouUatic Diooe4eS. Female Complaiuts,
Together with oil oehef disorders from an improper
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Tonic ito e0dcto afo mue oeaRnant. nd cannotfAi1
TO henent where used psrssveringlT. and according
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NOT snele grain Of mineral poison enters into ~
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lief, and effects the moet wonderful eufes, no
dose could In iure the IN oet tender infant
Also, Sellers' Cough Syrup. Sellers Liver pills
and vermifugc, Jobnson's Rheumatic Compound
and D~rhave's Holland Biters.
H. 3. SELLERS 4 CO., Sole PROPRIETOR,
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tesine Into the circulation. that Il eonasncse ~
verk Of puPileasien st once rfmpl0. 1lceeAes.
Pustules letters worms In the Flesh. Dlaek opots,
stored 10 . besutiial clear appearance Price 81
RADwAY's 0vnsASAnLuAh, o. 10ovApfno 6Dolr
VENT 81 per bottle or bottles fer - Address.
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4OLLOWAYsSa
ARNiCA

The Original and only true Arpies Piesters pes-
sssslns the great healing properties
Of the Arni.s Flowers.
The curative Effects Of thsss Pastsss n an eaee o.
pain weakness in u breast side or seek and in
all cases Of Inflammation Of the Lanas and Coueh.
ore truly astouishing: they give Immediate relief
Physicians prescribe them. and thousands reoon-
0ead them. ave are the ORIGINAL
and only trss Arnlea Piastsn.
MElSkELL,S
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-25

might do to the wheat, presuming
that more or less damage would ac-
crue. The road was staked out, so
that it could be accurately distin-
cuished at harvest time. But there
was no need Of stakes, for all through
the season the wheat upon the track
was whole head and shoulders above
my other part of the field, and the
yield of grain was proportionately
larger. The difference was SO marked
that the little manure dropped upou
the track could not have produced 1t,
and the conclusion reached was that
the snow where the teams passed, be-
ing trodden hard, melted later in the
season than that in the rest of the
field, and the wheat was protected
from the freezings and thawiugs in
the Spring, which are supposed to de
strey Winter wheat.