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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

Scholastic wisdom eulminstes only in
knowledge. net in reformation. and gives
no satisfaction On the chief point slie.
ion. - Huebuef.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
ID T a n r. HOE A,

ID I a n r. II G A.
Dysentsry, Summer Compliant, Cholera Mo
bus, Flax. Childrsn's Tssthing, and the Great
Preventive Of Asiatis Cholera.
MAGUIRE'S BENNE Plant.
THIS ExTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. ,hSfans
Of which Il sprsad broadcast throughout the eoun-
try, 10 undoubtedly Superior - any remedy Of.
fered the public for the eomplaints for which it 10
Intended. We have in oar poDessiep tsstimesials
fafnisAed Voluntarily BY Col. Lo1g, lAte Chief Topo
graphical Engineer Bufeau at Washington, Gen.
fits HenSy Warren, Gen. P1eaaanton. and others of
the asmy; Father Z. J. DeSmst, the celebrated In
dian MissioAaSy also. Ocrs Of the Navy, Surgeons
Hospital Stewards, CommanaefS Of nearly every
steamer plying on the ntiseipp and tributary nv
srs. Western Sanitary and Christian Connissiope.
army Chaplains and Others too nlmeSousto mention
Likewiss highest enconiums Of the Prsss. most q
which ere publshed u orr aloanae. (uhch We viii,
tend 10 any one requesting ~. Vsaing IL valuahIS
medicinal Qualtiss in the highsee tsrms. No othss
nedieins has such RESPONSIBILITIES. ]. . @. lH-
0UlRR, Sole Prsprietors. 81. Leuis, No. GOA g
druggists end medicine 6ea)ofo ovoSyWhefo
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OINTMENT,
Holloway,


froprietors' ~ Arch Street, Philadelphia.
kullef. Lord 4 Smith, Durnhsna Van Schaeck. J.
=. Reed Co., Smith, Cutler . Co., Deitssen,
Block Co.. and througAou the county b. al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
eJse Iscunc's l'ain.k illing Magic
Oil.

Oil.
1T WORKS LIKE A CHARM"
Every person In this town will ind II their prof
ii as well A. for their comfort, II they use Rem
mes Pain-killing Magic Oil when they
have Headache, Toothache Chillbia ms, Ague In the
Face and jaws. Lame Shoulders, Rheumatism. Sci
atica Bruises, Cramps. Colds. Cronp, Sore Throat,
or any pains of this nature. The ladies will ind it,
use blessing to relieve their peculiar paine. II 10
one Of the best things to in The family gen
eral remedy for any kind of painful disorder hurt
or burn ever discovered and II is clean nd delicious
10 use. Use II freely. Sold by all Druggiste, Ner-
chants and Grocers. VIM RENNE.
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
tunes d&wiy PIT1sriELp Mass.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by Harrison q Starks,
stevenson q Canadian. r. 4. Ballord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
BULLS NARsAPlRILLA.
ASG00d Reason for the Captalnse
Faith.


Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER, AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
Benton Barracks. No.. April 80, 1855,
Ds. Josx BrLL-Desr Sir Knowing the Of
aeisney Of your earsaparilla. and the healing
and bsnifsial qualities il possesses. sead you
the following statement Of ny eass:
was wounded about two years age--was t.
ken prisoner and eonnsd for sixteen month";
Being moved 20 often that my wounds have ~
healedyet. have not eat up moment siase I
was wounded. am shot through the hips.-
Ny general health u impaired. aad need sens
thing 10 assist nature. I have more faiti il
yssr Ssrsspasills thaa IN any thing else. I
wish thas tAst 10 genuine. Please express Ne
half dsssa bottles and sbligs.
Carr. U. r. JoaxseH. 81. Lsuis, No.
p. S.-Ths following vas writtsu April -.
1885. By Hrs. Jennie Jshnsos, mother Of Cspt.
Jehnson:
Da. BgLl-Dear Str: ny husband, DR.. o.
Jehnsoa. was skillful surgeon sna physieiaa il
Central New York. where he died. lssvisg the
shove o. T. Jonnssn 70 ny care. Al thirteen
years Of sss he had . ehfesie diarrhea and
serofals. for which gave hin ,esr Sarsaparil-
.. II crRsD lin. have fer ten years recon
msndsd Il to nanv in Central New York. Ohio
and lswa. for scrofala. fever sores and gsnsrar
debility. Perfect success mas attended il The
cures s6setsd in sons sosss Of ssrefals and fever
ores were almost miraculous. lam very anx-
ious for my son 70 again have recourse 70 vsur
Sarsaparilla. He 10 fearfal Of getting spurious
article, hence his writing 70 ysu for II. His
wounds are terrible. but believe he will rseev-
Or. Respectfully,
JBHHID Jounson.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIEUGE
CON EEC,TInNG


CONNECTIONS.
DR.. Holloway, some nfteen years ago, witnessing
the distress oecasioned sckly children In taking the
nsuesous vsrmifuges of that day resolved 70 annal-
We them. aad from the most effective Of thsss rene
dies succeeded in separating their active medical
properties, pure tasteless aud inodorous. Them BY
combining these with sugar, and moulding then in
70 IN agreeable confecton formed the present Posu-
H0LLOwAYD vRRMlFUGR CONNECTIONS,
Which have almost entirely superseded the old
nauseous vermiuge to the delight Of the poor little
sune,em: ~ contains no Calomel or ether poison
30 highly esteemed l. this Popular vermifugs, By
the profession, that al intelligent Physieiaas who
Know Of taem prescribe them IN preference TO other
seoedies. g NO. only more pleasant to take. bat
Pa.e,ts and suardians hsyias The care ofehildrsn.
only eradicate Wcrms-thcse pesn 81 childheod--
but correct any derangsmsnt Of the digestive Or
gans, - prevalent with children.
HOLLOWAY'S
ARNICA PLASTERS.
The Original and ssly trss Arnies Plsstsrs poe
ssssing the great healing properties
Of the Arnisa Flowers.
The curative e6ee.s Of these Plastsrs II all eaDee Of
~ cases. 81 Inflammation 81 the Lungs. and Cough.
ere tfuly Astonishing; they give Immediate relief
Phyeicians prescribe them, ed thousands recon-.
and only trss Afnica Piastsrs.
FISK ELLIS
OINTMENT.
THIS Ontmsnt, aftsran experience Of twenty jean.
hee proved itcelf sovereign rsmedy for all Diseases
q the Skin having effected radical cure IN every
&C. On wnicn II was nsed, curing many obstinate
eass OF afteen or twenty years standing. that had
Prsvieu.iy resistsd all remsdiss prescribed BY the
best medical talent In the county. IT. effect 10 -
tonishinR IN lev days the e0reeees and irritation
10 removed; the skin becomes smooth and healthy
and renairs permanently healed, withoutt the Of
any other remedy,
Thus, TsrrnR, SAtr-RaEun, Iron, soLBrn's Iron,
Hn1sirnAet Bicrcrss, PrnPLs. ssd every form Of
disease OF the ekin punctually cared no matter o.
SsAnHp kfnins, and Discharges nom the BAR. when
nothing else would heal them. PILEs, that have re-
sisted All other treatment for many years, have been
enectually cured BY the Of only one box OF this
ointment BuxNs, scAlse, and OH Sons II heal:
not cold by your Druggist send GO cents 10 Johnston,
Holloway Cowden, Phiadelphis, box viii be
sent free OF postage to any address.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
IOWA CITY AND JOHNSON 90.

Interesting IIistory-A for
mer Capital-Public In
StitutiOnS. Schools.
Churches, Pros
poets. Business.
Nc.. &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
vILLAsow, WALKsR CocSrY. Ca, |
Jane 29th. 1885.

DR. JonH BuLL-Dsar Sir: l have recently
gwen your "Worm Destroyer several trials
and and it wonderfully cllsaeious. II has not
failed in single insssaee 10 have the wished for
effect. am doing pretty large country prae-
tice. and have daily usf FOR some article Of the
kind. an free to confess that know Of no
-emsdy recommended BY the ablsst authors that
10 30 certain and speedy in its effects. On the
contrary thoy are uncertain in the extreme. Ny
object in writing you is to and cut upon what
terms can ct the medicine directly from yeu.
II can get Il upon easy terms, l shall ass :
great deal Of IL. l am awars that the use Of
such articles il contrary to The tssehisss and
practice Of great majority Of the regular line Of
A.D.'a, but see NO just eauss or good sense in
discardinR remedy which ~ know to b Ell
cient. simply because W may be ignorant Of it,
combination. For my part, shall make ito
rule to use all and any ans 10 alleviate suffer.
ing humanity which may 30 able to command
not hssitating because soras one more ingenious
than myself may have learned its effects 6rst, and
secured the sole right to secure that knewledgs.
However, am BY ne means an advocate or sup
porter Of the thous ands Of worthless nsstrums
that Hood the country, that purport 10 cure al
manner Of disease to which human nesh 10 heir.
Please reply soon, and inform me OF your best
terms. am. SIR, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, n. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
astly claims for it . superiority ever all RENE
dies ever offered to the public tor the safe, GER
tain, speedy and permanent cure Of Ague and
Fever. or chills and fever. whether Of short or
ong standing. He refers TO the entire western
ana southwestern country to bear him testimony
to the truth Of the assertion. that in no case
whatever will il fail to cure. the directions are
strictly followed asd carried out. In . great
many cases . single dose has been sufficient for
. cure, and whole families have been cured bv
singls bottle, with perfect restoration OF the
general health. 1t 10, however, prudent. and
in every ease more certain to care, il its uss il
continued in smaller doses for . week or two
AFTER the disease has been checked, more espec-
tally in difficult aud long standing bases. Usu-
ally this medicine will not require any aid t.
keep the bowels in good order snsald the pa
tient, however, require . cathartic medicine,
sftsr having taken three or four doses Of the
Tonic, . single dose Of BsLL's vsssrAsLn FAms
Prlis will be suihcisnt.
~ DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal Cfes
Ne 10 Fifth, Cross street, Louisville. ~.
For Sale.by.all Druggist and Grocers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
BULLS CEDRON BITTERS.
A0ehe0t1c DOCOne0te-Arkn
Sos heardlffOn.

TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN.
stony Point, White Co.. Ark, Nay -, ~.
On. !onS BvLL-Dsar Sir: Last February
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, end 70
ssns Of your 0arsspsrilla and Csdren Bitters.
Aysos-in.lsw. Who va with ne in The store
has bsss dewn with rAsunasisa fsr ssns time.
ssnnsncsd .. he Dittsrs, ed sosn fsund hi
general health improving.
Dr.. 0ist. whs has bssa II bed health, tris
hem, and he also improved.
DR.. Coffee. whs has been in bed health fsr
several ysars-stemaeh ssd liver aasetsd-hs
improved much BY the ne Of your Bistsrs. In.
iced the Cedrea Bistsrs have given ysu grsa.
popularity in this settlement. think l esuld
cell great auaatisy sfysur medicine this Fsll,
especially your Csdrea Bittsrs and Barspsrilla
Ship mo vie Memphis. care o. Riekstt
Z Nicely.
Resp estfuily.
Q. ,. WAixna.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

GCRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Salesroom No. 3 Maiden Lane, N, Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
PCBLlc INSTITUTIONS.

cry. Deelues TINS, however, the lows
Asy lum for the Deaf and Dumb is tempo
rarily located here, awaiting the compile
ton Of the new asylum building now il
process Of erection 1t Council Bluffs. In
der the superintendsnce Of Mr.. BENJAMIN
Talbot. the gsntlsmanly aud efficient prin-
cipal, this noble charity Of our gsnsrou.
young State 10 in the most flourishiny coz
dtlop. This institution WAS established b,
the Legislature in 1855. and some fifty pu
pills we're Immediately admitted. Nov
about ninety eight are in attendance, and
only about one third Of the counties report
ing deaf and dumb residents are represent
ed. The following, we believe, arS the
officers and teachers at this lime
Oiticers-N. II. Brainerd, President B.
Talbot, er-cVfcio Secretary Thos. j. Cox,
Treasurer 7. NJ. Banbury, N. B. Uoch
ran, NJ. D.; Benjamin Talbot, A. NJ, Prin.
ciral.
Assistant Teachers, kc.-Edwin South
wick, Ellen j. Israel, Conard s. Zorbauph.
Henry A. Turton. Mrs. Lou. J. Turton
Mrs. Mary B. Swan, Matron Mrs. Mary
NJ A.kens, Assistant Matrcn /; 7. S. Ma.
han, NJ. D., Physician.
The State Historical Society also b.s n.
headquarters at this place. Until vsrv 70
Gently the rooms Of this organization have
been in the State University, but the rspid
increase II students requiring all The
available space in that building. the
old stone edifice (i,self historical obiec,
BY the Presbyterian church was erected
ard. fitted up for the rees ptien Of the col
lection made BY the Society. This collec.
lion is undoubtedly the finest in the Wet.
and the visitor might devote MANY davs n
its exsmination. We have room for . br;ef
mention Of but few Of the many valuable
curie titles which have been gathered he,s
through the indelatiRable labors or tte
present and former efiicers Here are TO :,
found complete files Of many Of the most
prominent newspapers in the State. The
two first papers established in Iowa-one
a. Burlington and the other at Muscatine
are deposited here in unbroken files. Grea,
care is taken BY TIE officers to preserve
every paper that is sent them. Thew evi
d.nily recognize the fact that in the news
papers only can the full and impartial his.
tory Of our young commonwealth be found
Concluded To morrsx.1
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BULLS WORN DESTROYER
To ny Ualeed States onl World
wide 0eadors

wide Readers,
have received many testimonials from pre-
fessional and medical men. - my Almanacs and
various publications. have shown. all Of which
are genuine. The following letter from highly
educated and popular physician in Georgia, 10
certainly one Of the most sensible communities
tisns have ever resolved DR.. Clement Knows
exactly what be speaks Of, and bis testimony
deserves 10 DO written in letters Of gold. Hear
what the Doctor says Of BULLS WORN DE
STROYER:
vILLAsow, WALKsR CouSfY. Ca,
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father on his road to ruin. Some villain.
Gus priest Of the new faith, having resolved
to make her his eighth or tenth wife. Fear.
ful that bic daughter might refuse this
pleasant arrangement, the father never
permitted her to leave the house except to
attend their nightly meetings. sand then
only IN his company. There appeared an
other actor upon the ecene-at this time in
the person Of the girls affisnced, who no,
relishing the Mormon tendencies of the
old gsntismsn, determined to rescue his
oetrothed. Accordingly night or two
before the day set for departure. in com.
pany with four or Ave Of his friends hs
repaired to the house of meeting. and a.
the congregation came out at the conc,u.
sion Of their services, they were fierce,v
assailed By the party lying in wait, and
before the astonished parent could surmise
the cause Of the disturbance, his daughter
was spirited away. He never Jaw her
again. and never knew her fate. rs he ner.
ishedlwith hundreds Of others on the pl aims
while on. his way to Salt Lake. Her
destiny was pleasant one, though. a. she
at once married her brave lover. and in.
stead Of possessing fractional part Of the
regard Of the jovil old "cuss" who propos.
ed-trsasplanting her into his trsns.
mountain harem, she monepolizes the in
dividual affections Of . prominent and re-.
spscted citizen Of Cedar County, and is the
mother Of large family Of promising chill.
drsn, who have whole father al to them
selves, luxury seldom enjoyed BY young
Salt Lake.
Leaving the history Of those early days
70 be more completely written BY some fu.
sure i'emlzer, limited space compels us to
hasten en- and refer more particularly to
the city and county ofto-dav.
Everything taken into consideration.
johnson county is probably one Of the best
10 the State. Well timbered And v.ll -.
tered, with thousands Of acres Of f.r,;l.
prairie long since converted into rich AID
productive farms, with her mills and m.n-
ufac cries, institutions oflearninp, cburche,
thriving towns and villages, the count,
whose growth from the uninhabited And
dWary wilderness to its present wealth and
prosperity We have, in eur peor way. At.
tempted to trace. affords striking illustra.
ton OF the energy and enterprise Of the
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02

INFLUENCE OF CLEANL1NEss.-A
neat, clean, fresh.aircd, sweet, cheer.
ful, well'arranged house exerts a NOR
al as we'll as physical influence over
its inmates, and make the member 8
OF family peaceablc andconsiderate
feach others feelings aud happiness.
The connection is obvious between
the state Of mind thus produced, and
habits Of respect for others, and for
those. high duties and obligations
which no laws can enforce. On the
contrary, a. filthy, squalid noxious
dwelling, in which none of the decen.
cies of life can be observed, contrib
utes to make its inhabitants selfish
sensual, and regardless of, the feeiinps
Of others. And the constant indul.
gence Of snch passions renders them
reckless and brutal and the transi.
tiop is natural - TO- propensitios and
habits ipsompattible With . respect for
lss thlss property ef osbersl or for tho
'aWs'' 81 q ntdrrSft5s uri,i1 f4o. n
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gst.t .HaitGHim!y, !.a :,
Don't LeaYe, the Farm.

1t -
Come, boys, Ihavs something to tell yop.
Come HIRE. T would whisper low; .
You afS thinking of'leaving ths homestead ;
IoaS aseda Yisurry toagoss.,,'' a'.u =.
Tie city hos many sttracsious. .....y ...
But think of the vices and sins
Whea oacei in the vortex of fashion,
How soon the course downward begins.
it - "'|I; All 'ioI'l.A. 80. 20.
ou.taik of the misas in sAhstralia-- ...
They're !Healtby in gold no doubt;
But ALL there is gold on tho farm, boys
II only you'll shovel it out. - '' .
The a mersG, tiife tif fife Ii a f,.zard. t,.'.,'
ThSgodds are firs6 and then low;
Better risk the old farm awhile longer,
Danit be in .. hurry to gol
The great busy West has inducements,
And 30 has the busiest mart, "-.-. 3
Blu. wealth ID not made in = day. boys,
Don't be in . hurry 10 starti
The bankers and brokers are wealthy,
They take in their thousands or 30;
Ahl think Of she frauds Of deception.
Don't pc ia d hurry 70 got
SU / - II -; 40 , ~4.2 d..
The ianH Il the safest and surest.
The orchards are loaded to-day;
You're free as The air of the mountains,
And monarch Of all you survey.
B. tier stay on the farm awhile longer,
Though profit comes In rather .low;
Remember you hove no.biug 10 risk, boys,
Dent BE- in hurry 70 80.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02

ACCIDENTS FROM Epar Tools, HARD
BODIES, etc.--In all recent wounds,
the first consideration is to remove
foreign bodies, such as pieces of glass,
splinters Of wood, pieces ofstone, earth
or any other substance that may have
been introduced by the violence Of the
act which caused the wound. Where
there is much loss Of blood, an attempt
should be made to stop it with dry
lint, and compression above the part
wounded, If the blood be of Q forid
COLOR; and below, if Of q dark color.
In proportion to the Importance of the
part wounded will be the degree of
the discharge Of blood and the subse-
quent tendency to Inflammation and
its consequences. ~ = j.. - f5a2.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02
Summer Drinks.
"What are the best and most healthful
Summer drinks ?''

"What are the best and most healtbfu
Summer drinks ?''
The Immediate object Of drinking is I,
satisfy thirst. There is but one thing capa
ble Of doing this, and that is water. Til,
principal ingredient Of all tue d,ff.ren
kinds OF drinks used is water, and ibs
purer the water, and the less quantity o.
! ! other substances mixed with It, the more
PERFECTLY does'it supply ll,e wants of Tie
81 stem. This being the case, pure waite,
is the best and most healthfu. of drinks
not only for Summer, but for all seasons Of
the year. The manner in which j, is
drank is very important. If it is swsl.
lowed rapidly and in large Quantities, it
may produce undue dis,en.ion and press.
OF the stomach, and interfere with it's
functions and those Of the SURROUNDING
organs. 1t the waller thus swallowed b.
very cold, and The system at the same time
be suffering from heat aud fatigue, very
serious results are apt to occur from the
sudden shock. Wafer should always be
drank slowly. BY slipping, the desire for
drink Is more effectu"'ly gra,if-d, and any
desirab!s quantity at any temperature may
6e drank without injurious effects. Ice
water in Summer is not Objectionable il
taken in this way. Water should not Le
drank at or soon after meals, as it inter
fses with the process Of digestion.
KEEP COOL.
ut is easy to say So" says one, sLut
no" are you going to do it, this no,
wer;her Z" I will tell you. The clothing
should be light and loose, and of such a
character that the mir can readily p,.s
through it. 1t should be changed often.
Clothing worn during the day should not
be worn at night. The entire body should
be bathed every day SO as to keep the
pores open and the skin clean. Perspira.
should not be checked but encouraged, If
one dues not persoire easily. Perspira,ion
necessiI"tes evaporation, and evaporation
eools. Eat sparingly, ard avuid every
thing OF heating, stimulating, or irritating
character, as salts. spices, condiments,
sweets, fats, tea, coffee, tobacco, alcoholic
drinks, DC. The diet should consist p,in.
cPally or entirely Of fruits, berries and
vegetables. The only proper drink is
water. Especially avoid eating more than
the system requires. as excess in amount of
food is one OF the principle causes Of tina,
lazy, lis'less. uncomfortable feeling expert.
e"ced by 70 many during hot weather.
Keep clean conscience as we'll as A clean
skin and clean clothing, and don't get
excited. If uncomtortably warm a, any
time, immense the hands and feet in cold
waiter, or let "a stream of cold water aun
upon the wrists and ankles for a short
lime or hold piece Of ics in the hands
ih's Will soon c"ol the whole body
HalPs Journal Of Heolth.