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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
A Renubllcmm Vndlct M MT.


The New York Erenng Post needs party
discipline-it is too honest and indspend.
emit. and has an ugly habit Of speaking the
trutb, entirely unbecoming in radical or
gan. 1, is sound and entirely Democratic
On the tariff question, is opposed to and
openly denounces the prohigaey and cor
sup,ion Of radical legislation, aud in re-
cent number arraigns it's party for financial
extravaganza aud spendthriit schemes in
the following emphatic terms.
Now ~ to economy, look for moment q
some Of the schsmss which have been
brought before the present Congress, and
ell BY Republicans. Four and a half mil.
lions are asked 10 complete public build.
ines in Washington. 4 new "White
House" 10 also propossd-whieh would
ccst four or five millions more. A quarter
Of million 10 asked to subsidize steam
ships. Eight millicss tc lay telegraph
cable in the Pacific Ocean. Five millions
for the Sultro tunnel. Three and half
millions to tho Commercial Navigation
Company. Five millions . year for the
Harbor Of New York.
Then there are bonds 70 railroads there
10 Mr.. Spsncer's proposition that the Uni
ted States shall buy al the cotton there
are grants ofiand to railroads by The hun
dred thousand acres there 10 On appro
priation Of hundreds Of thoussnds Of dol
lars 70 print worthless agricultural reports
and o: other thousands 20 print an equally
worthless report on education. As for fail
play ard equal taxation, tho report of Com
missioner Wells is . terrible indictment
against the party OF which be il . zealou,
but wise and far>seeing member.
IL Il not time that the people began te
open their eyes to these facts, yield to The
essviesions they ought TO produce, and
combine in an effort to rid the country oil
the bliehting, cOrrup,ing curse Of r,dical-
ism' lfthis is No. done, our destruction
- . free government is certsin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
Rarlow's Indigo Blue.

For Blueing Clothes, 10 put up and for eale at Al
FRED WIETBERGERS Drug Store, No. 3s3 North
Second Street. Philadelphia. BARI1Ow's INDIGO
BLUE will color more water than any other Bre In
the market. DARLOW's INDIGO BLUE Is free
from act. aud win not lnjure the 1ne4t articles -
DAR.OWS INDIGO Blu dissclves perfcctlycleaf
and will not settle on the clothes or make them
streaked
The Label Is copyrighted. and reads: Bsrlow's
Indigo Blue prepared and for sale at Alfred VIII
bcrYer'e Dug Store, No 25s North Second street..
fhns0e3pdifs Barlow's lndie0 nluo b eeld = de-
lere At price hat pays them to keeptt. CONSC-
MERs WILL FIND II, On trial, TO b. Tho most eco
nomical and fandiest article ever used for Bueinx
Clothes. Barlow elnalgo Blue IL put up Wiltbef-
howl here else. BARIOw'S INDIGO BLUE y made
in the ~sy II Was fourteen years ago, and does
BARLOw.S INDIGO BLUE. dissolved In mineral
water bottle Of water. will make the best iQsid
plnelng thu 60 bonads. BARLOWu INDIGO
gfains Of BGelow lndi6o Blue On the cad Of n
Ger W1ueoooe . - - Woe4s o0vs6oooolv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
DIR. j A M E s.

FORMERLY OF "JAMEs' LOCK HOSPITAL
New Orleans, La, Established In 1861 and for
the last z years locaed In Cricago-the most sac
coesfui specialist Of the age In the treatment Of all
diseases OF private nat ure-can be confdentially
consulted 81 he ONCE and rooms 81 % RANDoLPn d.
t,s.srsr - ~ ch ;TIs.ss ur srAnS upon the
and Skin Diseases, and ali Disorder 81 % ntsgious
Vensfsai Chafecter-wAich he cufes without the ues
Of iOdide OF p0taasa araoic, or any poison
out with hs N.UInALlxRs positive cure for all hu.
nors and blood posons.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such - Seminal weak.
nese. Nocturnal and Durna Emissions, brought on By
49, Of the organ early indesesstion. e1cesss or
lnnefNed1eansne loss Of memory. confusion. dc.
preston, dimaeestf VISION and often times incani.
y, Win z dePloribls train Of other synptoms-
treated and radical cured by an invaluable method,
savirg Tune and expense. All diseases peculiar to
o.. .s sexaa! orgSnso private character. radically
old diseases Of ~ most horrible class, whsrs the
the face small wasy blistsss-feins tn the head and
bones-ulcerated tAost and nose, oose On the limbs
and b0dyi scfofulA-t0gethes with an endless mum.
Der Of sunernge- Nectually and permanently Cared,
Dn: JANE 10 Recommended by the press Of M
country ~ Professors Of medical colleges, and hy
tne medcaI profession generally. Those a4icted
en0uio appyto MIN md be cured ct once.
u: JAZZ can be consulted, eonAdentially, By let
Ter, o. DrawerSst,, Chicago, enclosne stamp for
return answer; or his ONCE 1 paflors, g han
dolph street, cornef Of DeArubofn street nom A.
AtoSP. T. Ten eparate rooms. and private en-.
trance and exits. o that patisnso never come in
eensaes witA each other. Everything private md
Just publishsd, bypr. James. two pamphlets. On
SPKlMAfOnRHRA an erPrrlaa and hotk eenS n
sealed enveIopee Y any address. on receipt Of ~
ceuoe. 81 throo red 0sstage stamina
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
DR. AR r H G A.

ID I n n II H OE n.
Dyssntery, Summer Complaint, Cholera No
bus, risx. Childrsn's Tcsthing, and the Greet
Preventive of Asiatic Cholera.
MAGUIRE'S BENNW PLANT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE, thelfans
Of which IL spread broadcast throughout the coun-
wy Is undoubtedly superior TO any remedy ever Of
fcred to the public for the complaints for which 70
intended. We have In our possession teetimonials
fsnisheA Voluntarily By Col. Long, late Ch1ef Tupo
arephical Eseineer H1reau & Washmstcn, Gen.
Fits Henry Warren, Gen. Pleasarton, and Others Of
the army; Father p. J. DcSmet, the celebrated In
dian Missionary; Also officers ofthe Navy, Surgeons
Hospital Stewards, Commanders Of nearly every
steamer plying On ~ nieseeVpi aae eributafy riv
ers, Western Sanitary and Chfistian Commissions,
army Chaplains and Others too numefousto mention.
uhcwies Aghse :1esnluns go FRS aea Of
which ere pubshed In our ALMANAC. eWhieh We will.
tend TO any requesting ~, praisng It, valuable
medicinal qualities In the higAese terms. No other
medicine has such recommendations. J. d C. MA
CURE, Sole Proprietora st. L0uio, NJ nd b.
6ruepists and medicine dealers everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

To Owners of Horses and Cattle
Tobias Derby Condition Powders are warranted
superior to Any others or no pay. for the core u
Dietemper, W orms. Bots. Coughs, Hide bound, Colds
&C in Horses; and Colde, Coughs. loee OF MILE,
Black Tongue. Hoyse Diatempcr, &C.. in Cattle.
They ara perfectly eaie and innocent: NO need OF
stopping the working OF your animals. They in
crease the appetite. give . enc coat. cleanse the
stomach and urinary oTgans also incrsae the milk
Of Cows. Try them. and you will never be without
them.
Col. Philip p. Bash. oil the jerome Race Course,
Fordham, N. would mot use them until Re wss
told ofwhat they were composed, sinch which he lie
never without them. lie has over 20 running horees
In his charge. ana for the last three year, has used
no other medicine for them. He has kindly pernit-
ted me to refer any one to him. Over 900 other
references can be seen at the depot. Sold BY Drug
giste end Saddlefs- Price 20 cents per box. Depot
10 Park PlNce. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

On Wednesday, jan. 9th. (so says tho
correspondent Of the Philsdelubia Age.)
Mr.. Wilson, Of Massachusetts, presented .
petition in the United States Senate from
citizens Of Ohio, asking repeal Of tho act
granting q charter to the Masonic Hall As
ISOLATION in the Distsict Of Columbia.
Their petition states that they believe all
secret associations ere dangerous to repub
lican govsrnmeuts; that Masonic societies
have for long time directed their efforts
towards the support Of slavery and the in
ception Of the rebellion.
What more natural than that The Radi :
calism Of the present day should dstrust
and hate an institution that stands on an
elevation above and hey end its reach, and
whose doors are firmly closed and vgilantly
guarded against the influences Of political
Partizanshipf 1t was eminsntly proper
that Wilson. who was a Know Nothing,
and is now Understood to be member Of
secret, oath bound conclave of pious
warrior against their fellow men Of another
form OF religion Known as the American
Protestant Association, should be tho
meuiuu, tvs Yu.ttug ,nis oefore the country.
We venture TO assert that 10 Democrat
could be found WHO would dabble in this
dirty business. No man who does not
sympathixe with and intend to encourage
this assault upon Masonry, would be the
tool Of these Jacobin proscriptionists Of
Ohio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
The Now York Tribune says:

1--WE seldom oflatc And decent excuse
for praising Andrew johnson; but We thank
him for putting an end, even thus tardily,
to the swndling legal farce, enacted every
few months, under the deceitful title Of
"Trial Of JeE. Davis" A swindle by
which nobody is duped-a farce at which
nobody thinks Of laugh ng must have
outlivel Its day. Now, there has been no
intelligent person deceived, fer At least
two years back. by the pretcuse o.keepi {
Davis in confinement or holding him to
bail, as Though it wers intended that he
should he put on trial fer his life For a
time there was some such expectation ;
and tho good-aatured public thought it
rather q nice thing to spend a 100000 or
so per annum to keep him safe in Fortress
Monroe TIL the day Of trial should arrive.
But he who does not know that trials for
treason must be brought on while treason
is still rampant and perilou7. or very soon
after its cclspsc, else a conviction 10 i'm
possible, cannot have red many volumes
81 histoTy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

LINZ ~ Watrixa UPON 0LAss.-A solu,
Nlso Of decide Of ammonium 10 recon.
nsaasa - furnishing ready means Of
writing With Pen 81 any kind upon glass,
aad u especially adapted to labelling bot.
Gles. sylisdee eabos, H., In The laboratory,
. zen = Sse aae1i1g ths degrees upen
AyeBenseas aad etAss Apparatus Of similar
coao1sueoIeo,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
A Lolly Good Yurn.

A Detroit paper has a very refreshing
.stsry come to it from Albion. Michigan:
The day express on the Michigan Central
on the 26th ine'., struck two herss wagon
containing an old man, named Ssgon, and
his wife. We are told that che COW catcher
just struck between the wagon aud the
horses, consigning each place on opposite
sides Of the track, little or none the
worse fer the collision. Mr.. Saigon and
his wife (both about sixty Rve), were
caught upon the platform above the COW :
catcher, and just in front Of the engine,
where; instead oflosing presence Of mind
and throwing themselves of. they settled
themselves oomposed'y as though nothing
had happened. The old lady put her hands
in her muff, while the old man, with one
hand extended ss il grasping the reins, and
the whip raised in the other, assumed an ct
,itude ,ha. Dan. Rice might envy and thus
the old couple rode up to the station tri-
umphant. amid the cheers Of the BY
ISLANDERS"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

grcssloaal 0oblSery.
Nos~'ehstAnding Grants declaration
against jobbsry, the last schemo for deple-
osg the treasury vas only defeated by
Democratic vstes. Tho New York Worl
rsmarks on the opposition to the Atohisen
Psciac Railroad bill:
"1his healthy sentiment has triumphed
though not BY Radical votes, as the thres
votes which defeated tho bill were those ~
Aessrs. Davis, AcCrssry and Buckalew
while. twenty -four gentlemen, elected as
Republican,. voted for the bill. The small
majority against the bill, while conceded
10 b the faal desth Of il, il not felt TO
Justify Radical citation over the victory of
the economists Of the Radical party. The
amount oflobbying there has been in favor
Of this bill can hardly bsstatsd."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
Increase Of the Debs.

The following are statsmt nta Of the total
public debt, less cash in the treasury, -
reported by tho secretary o. the treasury,
on the 3lst Of October in each year, since
1864:
Total public debt. Oct. 81. az, e.e,o,7 oee, $3.50
Total public debt. Oct. 81. 65 2.7Ao,sA. 1888 Sd
Net increase. -. ......-..e 1913, s5.2as y
Total public debt, Oct 81. GO. 2H5l AGA. l2t 20
Total public debt, Oct. 81, g.. 2l95 81 AS 10
Net decrease ......s s6.ifG.a7t -
Total public debt. Oct, 81. 'cs. ASA, G4s5l rs
Increase from Oct. 81. 1867, TO
Oct 81. ls6s ................s Sa,366. go If
Total public debt, Feb. /. 1859. 2. SO, so5, 65s os
lncrsass from Oct. 81, ises, 20
Feb. !. isea............... 2l.s6l ,sa9 IL
The total decrease in the public deb.
since October 81. 1865, is only sls4.6ie,.
100 IS, while tho increase from October 81
1867, to February i. 1860, as exhibited
above. is e60,92s.2ll 3D. OF this amount,
el5,Als, 45T s. was added TO the deb. du-
ring the month Of January latt.
During the presidential campaign Of last
summer. an ingenious Puritan, assisted BY
some figures which Mr.. Wells, special COM
missioner Of tao revenue, gave him, at
tempted 10 show that we had paid bctw cen
ssven and eight hundred millions Of dol.
lars on the war debt moro ,han appeared
In tho monthly statements and annual re-
ports Of tho secretary Of the treasury.
The attempt Was little less Than an insult
70 common sense but Il Wis initiated and
heartily spp!audsd BY The radical press and
politicians, and was probably effective, in
sems degree. in influencing the elections.
Nov that they have passed, il 10 not
probable that republican nswspap ers will
care to repeat the absurd falsehood. The
feet now appears, and " prcsl which
makes it indispasab,s. that within the last
two years the debt has increased col ,00O,-
600. Atkinson and his imitatoss claimed
that the heavy payments on the war deb,
appearing in their figures WAS made prior
70 October u. 1867. Why has it beer
ascsesary 70 Increase the debt t6l 900 .oOt
since the date last namsdS
Counting the eash On hand July l. 1867
the treasury had in the year following
oS7e, 500. o97 -. Commissioner Wells %
oioasss that the receipts Of The treasury
for the year ending June 80, 1859. will b
esss, 200. 900. This will make $0s2 .5O7,
600 for the two years.
There will have been paid in the twe
years abeus sara 900 600 Tor interest, pen.
sions, to Indians. ard for. bou~si.s.
What has been and will be dene with NE
other s55s. 0oo, oo0i
It isa large amount Of money. 1t ap.
perss from this that t279. oOo. 900 per yea,
is not enough to pay tho ordinary expenses
Of the government. Evens with such vas,
revenues, the debt 10 growing. 10 there
not . huge something rotten In the
state "s-Chieaco Tmes..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
Use Rerne's Pnln-lxi lling Magic
Oil.


Rvery person in this town viii hnd It oshsrprof-
II ae we'll as for their comfort, II they use Sen-
mes Pain-Killing Magic Oil when they
have Headache, Toothache. Chillblans, Aguc in the
Face and Jaws, Lame Shoulders, RheuMaiiam, Sci
atics, Bruises, Cramps, Colds. Crcap, Sore Throat,
or any pains OF this nature. The ladies will 1nd its
use blessing to relieve their peculiar pains is
Of the best things TO in the family ~ gen.
era remedy for any kind of ps,nsul disorder hurt
or burn discovered and It is clean nc delicious
ton Use 1t freely. Sold BY all Druggists, Mer-
chants aad Grocers. WIN. RRNNR
Sole Proprietor and Manufacture,
iunes d&wIy PIrrern1p. MAss,f
Sold Wholesale and Retail by Harrison & S;arks,
Stevenson q Carnahan. L. 8. Ballord.
Costivenessis Aggravated by the
use ofstrcng purgatives. The only rational treat
ment Is SEINE gentle laxative and tonic like ps
HARRisoS's PsEisrALTIc Lczrsass. These never
weak en-, gradually restore nature. They remove
Oppression, Dizziness, Headache, and every form OF
Indigestion. also, the only proper remedy Tor Pun.
sithsr bleeding or otherwise. :
For ssls y J. .. HARRISON D co.. PropsseoGs.
Ne. 1 Troneat Temple, Dostoo, al - III Oross
sisss. ~ win ~ mailed - sseslSlng - eeah.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
The Plaster of the "Time." All.
cocks Porous.

i
cocks Porous.
In Iumbago they act like charm. In a few hours
violent cough IL relieved by Plaster applied to
the chest. Many persons believe cold cannot be
taken while a plaster Is worn there; this We do
trov tbav oraatlv a.es-t IN the cure OF neglected
COLI, SO often the introducer ofConsumption.
CURE OF LESION OF THE LIVER.
A gentleman, after . severe sickness. had lesion
ofthe liver. Every quick movement or sudden jar
gave him pain. often laying him up Tor days.
Hence he was unable to follow any occupation with
regularity.
In this c,ndit'on, he applied over the part AFFECT
ed Al AILCOCKsS POROUS PLASTER. ~ nret,
II seemed 10 irrltate 70 Il was taken of. But the
m nrked Improvement he experienced afterwa- d
gave him courage TO try again, and he therefore ap-
piled another plaster In few days something gave
There vas some soreness for few days after, then
his health was perfectly restored. Upon betnR foun.
ded by his physician the adhesion or lesion was
Principal Agency, BlArpHrrn Hover. New York.
Sold by all druggiets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

A Philadelphia reporter apologies for
the coarseness Of his language, caused by
the gold pen with which he was writing
having been lately used to open oysters.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
HOLLOEAY'S
VERMIFUGE
CONEE0yTT0

. Dr: Holloway. son, as,ss. yeasp eeo, witnessne
IL ~. ~ 9Sn o. saas Day rssolvsd . snaal-
- sucsssssa IN Operating their active medical
70 sn ssrsesSie ~ :ass. and noslding No. In
~ s,rrSrvs VA .,Cn formed the present sosU-
HSiIoxxSy Viii sif r1Ssn e CONNECTIONS,
n'cr .H Ver %Oss entirely superseded the 90
sufferers: = contain NO Calomel q ether poison.
~ - , ass s.ss: IN; ~ pop.l.. y.s y
NOV e sssn. Ieoest'e them II pss5srsnce % ether
remedies, az NOT only more plesssnt 10 tske. bpt
Parents and guardia having the esrs ef ch,ldrse.
snouia ssep men e amily medtine, for thsS not
only eradicate Wcsm1- thooe oeo1o ~ cSiidhsca-
but correct any dsr.se ment 81 tie DECEIVE q.
HOLLOWAY'S
ARN1CA PLASTERS.
The Original and orr tree Ar.iee Plaetsrs pee.
ssss" me enat healing properties
aeArns,s Flowers.
pain or weakness In Sc breast. ma a. -. M n
AL cases e eon Of Ae IT.. M CousA.
re S,u sssn they svc inmsdists relief
mend then. ONT them, aad theuoands r:cc.;
nd osS ssus Air. Pi0siss.A tho Original
HEISKELL.S
OINTMENT.
Ins Oantms.t, an Pan experience 81 tventv yeorp.
~ X IN, ss,s. Sts!gn rsnsly Soe III Dissess6
~ wy PEI hna.vlne elected radical cure = Ovesy
e.ssS q 1tssa 9 t4.nty yeafs sien1ine, thas Ksl
Prcviousy fesssea q remedies preecr3bed by the
~ nsoicI taient 1.-THE counfxy. IL efect r. p.
sonlsn.nk. .ev GAP the soreness and irritation
70 fenoved sne ekin becomes emooth ma heslthy,
ana ,n.r permanently healed, without the nae 81
: flas, rrr1ss, sA,r-aaur.. 1rc.. s.,,-',r,uu.
E.rnrsI.a B,orun1s. Pisr,.s. IA every form q
Sov ons AKIN cared Of
notninS else would hal them. I'm. thst have n.
sle.ea -, otnef treatment for mnnv vesre have been
saeesuay cured oy " uss Of oniy one kox Of this
vintment- bums, ScsLss, and On 0onse. il heais
WI snofs time. PRic1 30 Ours - boa, n
not sold by youf Druggist send 60 cents - Johneon
ssos ~ ~ Uc1oen. Philadelphia, bsx will b
johnson.
Holloway.
& COwden,
ffopristors' oo7 Arch Street. rhiladelph,s.
SOLO g Wholeaale In CHICAGO, by YrIler. rineh .
FULLER, Lord Smith, Burnhsms & Van Gchasek. J.
LIZ y; Keee = Co.. Smith, Cutler . Co., Dsifsssl,
6loe1 Co.. and Throughout u ssssty s. q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
Suicide Of nm Old Citizen.

Mr.. William Husling, who has been q
citizen of this county for many years,
committed suicide Yesterday, 1t his resi-
denes, near Hsysville statios, on the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne 1 Chicago Rsilroad.-
The deceased had been in depressed spirits
for some days rast, and yesterday morning
walked out to his stable, apparently to at
tend 10 bis stock AZ he did not return at
noon. Q search Was instituted, which re.
suited IN the discovery Of HE body sus-
pended by q rope fiem . beam in tho sta
bic. No cause has been assigned for the
rash act. Deceased WAS . native. Of En-
gland, abeut sixty years Of age. and leaves
four daughters, one Of whom was married
to merchant Of Allegheny City about :
year ago.-Ttts5ury Chronicle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

The Now York Tribane's Plan.
The Tribune goats over the murder rape,
arson and robbery that have been Of late
meted out to Arkansas, saying. ..ths Arr
kansas rebels only needed to Be dealt With
10 businsss-like manner % b brought 70
their senses"
How sncsnseiously dsss THE brutal SEM
iimsnt reveal the eni0us Of moral idsas.-
Differ with me and l viii burn ysur house,
pick your peeket, estsyour throat; oil 10
the fear 81 the Losd, beloved. Oh, rsrsli.
y vitA big \, Hsaanity with . b. b.
aa9 Loyalty Win big L, Aas hsll . trinity
y - ysus nAssAi@NeW Xesk Weeid, Is.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
BULLS SARsAPARILLA.
A5gOOd Reason for the Cnptnin's
Faith.

Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS Letter, AND The
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
Benton Barracks, No., April 80, 1865,
On. JONI BuLL--Dear Sir: knowing the ef
fsisucy Of your sarssparilla. and the healing
and BENEFICIAL qualities 1t possesses, l send you
the following statement of my ease:
was wounded shout two years ago-wss to.
ken prisoner snd conHsd for sixteen month";
Being moved 90 often that my wounds have NO
hsalsdyst. l have not sat up . momen mt since
Va wounded. am shot through the hipe-
Ny general health il impaired, and need some
thing 70 assist nature. have more faitn in
yeur Sarsaparilla than II any thing else. 1
visA tha that 10 esssins. Please express ne
half dozen bottles and sblige.
Can. u. p. Joaxsos. 81. Louis, No.
r. S.-Ths following was written April 90.
loss. b Nrs. Jsnsis Jshnson, mother Of Capt.
Jehaeen:
d. BuLL-Dsar cir: NY husband, Dr.. o.
johnson. was . skillful surgeon and ply sician in
Central New York, whore he died, leaving the
sSeve o. p. Jonnson 70 ny care. Al thirteen
ysafs Of age hs had . chronic diarrhss and
serefula. for which gave hin our Sarsaparil.
:. II cuaaD nm. have for ten years recon.
msndsd Is to many in Central New York. Ohio
and lewa. for scrofala. fever sores snd genera
dsbility. Perfect success mas sttendsd 4 The
surss sescted In some spses Of scrofala aaA fever
erss we're almost miraculous. lam very ARK.
ious for my son to again have recourse 70 veur
Sarsspsrilla. He Is fearful Of getting spurious
Article, hsncs his writing to you for Il. His
Wsunds are terrible, but believe be will rseev-
-. Respectfully,
Jsrmn JOHNSON.