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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
CLIMAX.

(LiuAXs
Aplain statement of,faets l Inherited DcrefulA,
and many Of ny rslstions have died Of II. In 1859
my case was ffightfal. Tsmsrs ara uieers spread.
until in 1873. under the advice Of my physeians,
went to Avon Dpsines. received Ne bsasat-
rest ~ am % easAis1, and AeA not 5ssn abb -
raise Il to NJ hsaA IN over pear. rs dseAarss
ften tive uissn was nearly plat cay. Anpsea-
tion NJ sscomnsndsd: but vssAssAsed aAnssrsus.
1seald not slssp andny saHsrisss were tntelsrahs.
4 friend brought Ne - AaglisA phvsiciaa. whoap
piled salvs with WhieA 10 saiA h had aceonplish-
extraordinary caresin tAs hospitals IN Bngiaad.-
Il eonDsnsed 70 rshsve:l Dsssistsa IN IT. ne; II
finally elected perfect and entire cufe. tits nev
1888. II 10 I've ysars sinea he'd the appeaRanee ofa
setefulous sere. asd ~ health b bsen god ever
0acs IpresaseA tAs reeslDt u tAh wsaaesfal astl.
cls-tAis blessing eg hnDaaity-aad have called Il
''PAsss CEnAx DAtvn." ~ Allsv ~ paslis - -
tor net - tAsy sAss0. TAs b brief bat eiadA
ssssensst eivea nsrs faliy in NJ circular.
0snsva, New York, Dc. 1oss IN. PAGE.
Nsv Ysnx. ost. 10. I'M.
~ hsvs klowa J. II. Fagss 1sa.. Of 0sasva. N. T..
for many yeara He = eoe q the 1sst eitis4ns d
Western New Yssk. 1aW ~ lass wesk in geed
health. His case was nest remarkable enc, bat
actually true In svs's psr'ieal,s, ts,srsdA
WsAavs watched me tnaiasd but growing fAvof u
"PAsk's CLasAx sAlvn." ard svsiling ourselves Of
the knowledge Of it, wonderful curative powers.
have become propsistors fths sane.
II 10 sure cure ~ Durns. seAlds. 0ssofnla. Salt
Rhssn, Fewer Dsssa. BseAsa Drssso, ytost Bites.
Chilblsins, oelDQ. Ds1>sess cuss. Swsllinss, &c.
whether upsa nA - 49, II isblvss pain and
innannAtbua w saspsis'ng esssriiy. nd Asab
burns WilAeat ~. Utaamfly should - without
IT. - aiWays Weaase. anA = always ssso0. We
wilsStsds asssA ts1a ~ ~ sins1s nnRGse. We
In pat In tin bexse With the nans s'pae6s CHI
max Salvs" stamped on the bottom Of the box
None other 10 genuine. Sold By dealers in Nsdi.
eines everywhere. Tryit Price only rs cents.
WHITE ROWLAND. Proprictors, e ubssty
Street, New York. dAw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILL all hose afflicted with Cough or Consumption
re id the following. and learn the Tsile Of
Aliens Lung Balsam

What the Doctors Saw.
Amos wooll,. NJ. D., o. Kosci sc, county. Ind.
says: "For three years past 20 used ALLENs
Lrss BA San extensively In nv actee. and am
satisfied there IL 10 better medic for lung disea-
ses in nse"
Is,ac 4. Doran. NJ. D., ofLogan Co.. O., eays,
"AIIxS's LUso BALsAN not only -cns fspidlys but
giyse perfect satisfaction in eve csse within my
knowledge. Having eondfe 3 Il. and knowing
that po sesses valuable meticin ,-opertiee, .ree
y use Il in my daily pr ctice.s with unbounded
success. Az an expectorsnt, moet certainly far
ahead Of any preparation I have ever yet known"
Na,hsniel Harris ID Of Niddcbury. VT. esys.
~ have doubt T. will soon become sclassc.l rem.
sda agent for the Of oil diseases Of the Throat
Bronchial Tubes and tire Luuep."
DR. Lloyd. OF Ohio, susseou In the srAy dssinR
the war, from exposure contracted consumption
He says: ~ have hssitency IN saying that It vas
by the use Of year Long Daasan that am now alive
Dr.. fsteSsr, q Nisssss. says: 81 rseounpd
youe 0aleaD u pssSseepoe en- othss nsdicne 6ee
Ceuaho. cd Il 9vos eaalofastioo-"
AiiARe lsse 9AsAAn y ~ rswsdv - .easo all
Lung and Threat di@esltaa. ltshoald - thoeeogh-
y tted bsrs 0sing any Other Bal-am. II viii cusa
when Ill othaes fell. Directions accompany each
bottle. +
j. N. HARRIS b CO.. Sole Proprietsrs, Cincin ;
natl. Ohio. For sale BIZ all Druggista Oc23d& W6n1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
Barlow'k Indigo Blue.

r0l b.Is,ng S!sseesa z PIT sp aud fer ea!e q Al
Second Street. fAiln00oAia. 0AnL0W9D INDIGO
BLUE will color more waite, thar any Der Blre in
Tie market. BAMOWS INDIGO BLUE 10 free
r. aeii and viii not lnjprs tie npest articlne.-
'BAR.OWS INDIGO BLuR dissolyes pertsctlD e3oar
and will not settle on the clothes or make them
streaked.
The Label 10 copyrighted. and reads: .'Bsrlow's
Indigo Blue. prepared and for sale At Alfred wilt
berger'e Ding Store, No. s31 North Second Street,
fhiladelphia Barow'e Indigo rlue 10 sold 70 dea-
lers ct price that pays them to kept CONtU-
MFRS WILL FIND It, on trial. TO ~ The 0ooe eco
nomeal and kandiest article ever used for Blueing
Clothes. Barlcw'e indigo Blue 10 put up wiltber-
gers Drug Store. No. f33 North Second street. aud
nowhere else. BARLOw'S INDIGO BLUE h made
not contain any acid. ONE FfVE-UKNT BOX OF
BARLOW.S INDIGO BLUE, dissolved In mjpssal
water bottle Of water. will make the hest Huuid
Biaeing tAn4 can - made. DARLOw'e INDIGO
does net reQniso any rass - To II mp H.. a few
Gratns Of 0oflow lneigo Hue On The ed III ~
ger viii color tab Of water. A0vse Aood1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

The first State convention Of the church
was held a low City in tn, year 1872. At
which time the church had but 3s2 mem
bers in the whole State. the first society
in the State was organized a, Danville in
1894, with three members Rev. 3. West,
the pastor. We can find in the minutes nc
statement OF the number nor the value Of
the church edifises in the State. nsr the
number Of now societies organized in the
past year. The large number olaccessions
Il ,659-made in one year, shows very
plainly, however, that the church is prcss
psring 6nely and increasing rapidly. Many
new edlficss bavs been erected. some OF
them very costly and impesing.
1t is . fast not generally known that the
Baptist dissemination 10 only numerically
second in the Protestant churches in the
United States. In 1860 the membership
amounted to 1.l76.7be The Methodist
church alone outnumters them, il having
~ that time COZ, 8SS msmbers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

Gen. Logan, Of Illinois, isn't we'll yet. If
Christmas were . semi annual institution,
he would have been dead years ego.
Saltwater Station, on the Central Pa.
ci6c. lately % famous, 10 now wholly de-
sorted.
An Euglish farmer has been sent 70
prison for month for sending bad beef to
market.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

$1,000 were subscribed at . meeting ia
Charles City last Sabbath to help Fay up
the debt en- the new go. 900 N. +. church
sdidcs. Rev. DR.. Reed, Of Chicago did
~ eerooo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

The mest successful medicines in the world. Med
ical men, clereymen. phianthropists. all acknowl-
edge they performing wonderful effects IN eases
ofphvscai weakness. bilious secretens, dyspepsia,
loss ~fappette diseases OF the liver and skin. MOI
fats Life Pills are the best Cathartic and Blood pnr
fer offered to the public. They cleanse the sysssn
from all mpurity and never grips the bowels ESold
by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

Costivenes sis Aggravated by tho
use OF strong purgativss. The only rational trsat
ment IL seme gentle laxative and tonic like Ds
HARaros's PsHrsvALrro LezrssEs. These never
weak en- but gradually restore nature. They remove
Oppression, Dizziness, Headache ant c-cry form 81
Indigcstions also, tho only prop, nedy for PIISs.
either bleeding Otherwise.
For sale by J. 8. HARRISON CO.. Proprietore.
No. fremont Temple, Boston nd by all Drug
eists. or will by mailed ON rsce = 60 cents.
The Plaster of the Time" All.
cooks POrovs.
In lumbago they act like char. In . few hours
violent cough 10 relieved BY .lastes applied to
the chest. Many parsons belle 10 cold cannot -
taken while plaster II worn there: this 20 do,
know they grossly aasist IN ths Of Q neglected
CURE OF LESION OF THE LIVER
Agentleman, after severe sickness, had lesion
Of the liver. livery quick move aent or sudden jar
gave him severe pain, often laying him up Tor days
Heres he unable to follow any occupation with
regularity.
In this condition, he applied over the part AFFECT
ed an ALLCOCkS POROUS PLASTRR. At nrst.
1t seemed to rrtats. 90 II was taken o. But the
marked improvement he experienced afterwafd
gave hin courage to try a1aia. and he therefore sp
piled other plaster. II few days soHaetAipg gave
way-.'sipped," to use the genilemau's own Wsrds.
There WAS eone soreness for 4 days amer. then
his health IVES perfectly restored. tpon being SCUM
ded by his ply sieian the adhesion or lesisn wss
gone.
Principal Agency. BnAxplrm Eousr. New York.
Bold by all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

RHADHR-
Rsune's Pain Killing Magic OH curss Head ache I
Rsnse's Pain Killing Magic OIL csses Toothaebs !!
Renne's Pain Killing Ma yic Oil curce Neufalgia
ksnns's Pain killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Moebue.
Renne's Pain- killing Magic OH eurss Rheumatism
heunes Pain Killing Magic Oil cures LAnensee
Renns's PaiA Killing Magic Oil cures 81 I'm Disssee
6ons folks seen to Be proud Of tellisg how .'lams
their shoulders are"-of my click in the back"-ars
that nothing can cure ne but when Ne pet
such Jaw fnl folks" to use KkNNE'S PAIN-KII.-
LIMO MAGIC OIL. faithfully. We mot only cure
actually take ali that kind of"iag out Of them and
they frankly own up, and say III works like .
charm r. sold by all Dvuggists, Merchants and
Manufacturer. PfFToDlHlD. MAss
Sold whoiesals aad Retail by Harrison D 0tasks.
Uteveneon d Carnaha an. =. 3. BallOrd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

The esrrsspondsns Of the Chicago
~. ffea Iowa. predicts that within .
ssses q ysass, Council BluGs will b the
largest city In The State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

While our own city contains but seven
squire miles within its corporate limits.
Mt content with demonstrating beyond
oil question that Cincinnati is the most
contracted city Ia the Union. our worthy
Mayor has goas further, end gathered ste.
tissies (gssd. reliable stasistics At that }
which prove that the Queen City 10 the
m,s. dcnscly populated to the square mile
OF any Of the falloxin named citiaa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

- - SCIENCE vs.: IGNORANCE AND
HOTT1EfOTs.
Intelligent agents under pay from Dr. Railway
sent to the following cOuntries to engage the
mOst competent natives to gather aad sciect the
s:1ssasIs 81. spcstssss, rsSG IN Dh. RAowAir
Brasil, s. A.
Jamaica w, !.
Britsh india,
Persia and
japan, by correspondence
some years since II Was deemed neceo, ary for
he profession Of the public against the inporsa-
ton Of spurious roots ana drugs. for Congress to
pass ID = establishing an Inspector Of Druge In
every pert Of entry In he UAted stases. Bat this
wire pie caution does uot prevent the importati IN
81 epurious roots. lcavee and medicinal herbs.
Nearly one half Of the Sassaparilla. fareifa Bravo
S9ssfaA Bari. etc. brought isto lie eoultry and
1.orcps arr spsrioue. and wAen prepared for msd-
cisa purpose. are In TACT ueeess, and fails 70 pro
dsce The beneficial results that he ehenist and
physician expect TO realize That mo- such 0hiec,ion
esrss he tree 1oo,s i - S e e.
snt. Or. Railway has adoptsd the plan Of Rsthepipe
the several roots. etc ussd h his Aedielnee IN
der the direct supervision Of Husty and intelligent
This 10 an enterprise never before attempted, and
II 10 one long seeded. The lO0ee maansf IL which
a.. s 5, .:ss., 1' ne.
tivss aaAs savagss HsttentotA, &C.. AID lie cut
ny office faeeals Of esbsstnt ting spurious for the
true. n oeng shses roots, &C., to Traders causee
missy ni:takee. and often disAppoin.s PHYSICIANS
IN prescneln4 cuct possessing known properties
Heres Ae vision And lishauty " Or, haaway in
aoopetnI plan nat will eecnse ihs true I'd Ter
sns vegetable slhetances. fresh from their native
soil. cultivated In gardens and attended With care
In Dr asil he obtains parclra bravo Jsmaica
W. l.. SarsAparillisn lnoia, E. l., hemedssnaus
iudicus Persia. the Psre.sn oil Is expressed from
amy cd ale nut japan. the three newly discovered
roots are grown under contract By distingu iehed
horticnliurist, aud the OILY county where these
roots are grown. These Jsusncee roots are held In
high estimation BY the Mobiles, Kaimes and d.tin-
guished savages - purifying agests, also In the
caretofayspcpsia isdig esti n, jaundics. and liver
complaints, and used tea, aftes dinner bsvsr-
ages, and Is tonic drinks dieI. mixed wine, &c !:
also. possesses the mcst astonishing virtues over
skiA disease and Impurities ofsths Hood. RAD
WAYS SARSAPARILL1AN REeOLvRNT IL.
therefore. the moet perfect remedy in the world
No wonder the Safeaparillas Of the shops are sueh
poor. weak washes compared with DR.. RAp-
WAYS SARSAPARtLLfAN THE ROOT
ITSELF diMer1 from oil esfsa pafills roots
eve. seen in this country. Those Wishing. . pure
perfect remedy TO eleanee the blood and eystem
ron sls ialsIisles. " DI. RADwAY'0 0kRsA
FARlILlAN RBeOLvENT.
SOLD ct 81 Asidsn Lans. New yesk. Elk bottles
Tor q viii be sent By expeeoe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
OINTMENT.
HOLLOWAY,

% W J" UOX1s
fsoprisss.s. - Arch Street, Philadelph,a.
lullsf, Lord Smith, BurnhsSs 4 Va SehaacS. ).
80 Co.. enitA. Cutler . Co., DsitsDcA,
SIocn > o. and tAroue boat u eo1st11 ~ I'll
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
WILL. THEY STAND THE
TEST.

Under the new administration the
strength OF ths Republican party will be
put 60 . severe test. 1t will have entire
eoutrol II tbs General Government. and
viI b. directly responsible to the people
Ter the soaadress Of its principles and the
faithfalness Of it, public men. Although
that party has been dominant for eight
yssrs. il hes never been tried purely upon
~ eva inertia. Il came into pswss sinsl-
onnssusly With The outbreak Of the ssbs:.
lisA, asd while the wss lasted the Vsspls
AsaaaAsA ssthiag mere tb.s military sae'
cess. The pscsiiar priucipiss q the Re-
psbliean party were kept n ths sack-
grouad during the whole Of PRECEDENT Lin
colu's administration. It's Political can.
paisns we're fought On the single issue o.
ssbduins the rebellion, and IL had oil the
advantage Of ths. general popularity Of the
var for the Unisn. Therefore, II was not
the principles nor the statssmAnship Of the
Republican party that caussd the people
10 give il the endorsement il received dur
lng the administration ef-Mr. Lincoln. The
people endorsed the war nothing more.
There was no other issue. With the end
Of The var came another c.rcamstancs which
relieved the Republican party from the full
measure OF its responsibility. PTssideR.
Johnson became an anti Republican, and
thencsfos.h the responsibility for the con,
duct Of public affairs was divided. Gen.
grsss laid Ill national treubls at the deer o.
tho Executive, and screened itself thereby
live snly he'd IN executive who would
work in harmony with Congress" said lhs
Republican nswspapsrs, every thing would
be lovely. Well. when The fourth Of March
comes, the Republicans viii GET csntfsl Of
the Executive department.. They viii then
have everything 10 their ows hands. They
can no longer svsds rsspsnsibility. but will
be held accountable fsr . wise, honest and
sconsnical management Of our national a.
fairs. IL 10 asslsss y speculsts upon ths
prospects 81 The party under the new ID
ninistration, but none will deny that Il
has trying srdsal - g through. There
never Vas time when the people were 10
eliosd TO BE- moro erecting than they nov
are with regard 10 the conduct Of thsil
public Affairs. Tho immense national deb
is sorsly Oppressive. nstenths Of on,
population have all they can do TO earn
living. and every man Of average asnse i
we'll aware that this trouble is primsvii,
duo TO the anansial plight Of the govern
msn'. Every resdsr knows, too, that b.
bad management tho government Ia swim
died out Of At least half Of its Legitimate
revenue, aud that the lose thus sustains,
is necessarily made up BY the honest an,
hard working class Of people. IftLs nsu
administration Ahali follow policy Of coon
omv. retrenchment, aud strict honesty,
Grant will have tho support Of the people
but " the whisky ring. and the railroad
ring. and the other rings Of Radical rAscal'
be allowed to control it, tho end Of iti
party power will como with the end o
Grants Presidential term.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
BATcHELoR's hair DYE.

This splendid Hair bye 10 the best the world
the only true and perfect Dye: harmless. reliable.
instantaneous no disappointment: NO ridiculous
int remedies the III elects Of bad dyes invsorates
and leaves the Hair son and beautiful black or brown
Sold BY oil Druggists and Pcrfumer.: and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. No. 10 Bend a.,
New York. apr2s -dAwfy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05


Asassiz, in his lately Published work on
Brazil. has. the following On the mixture q
racer:
Let any one who doubts the evil Of this
mixture philsstbrephy 70 break down the
harrisr between them, come to Brazil. He
can not deny the deterioration consequent
upon and amAlGamstion Of rases, mere
&idsly spread ksfs than in any otissr coun-
try 10 the world, and which is rapidly e.
facing the best qualities Of the white man.
tho neSro. and tAs Indian, leaving . mons
grel. nondssssipt type, deAessht in ply steal
and mental energy. At time when the
social status Of the Negro 10 subject Of
vital importance in our statssmsnship. We
should profit by The experience Of q ccun
Try where, though slavery exists, there is
far more libsrality toward the Tree negro
| than he has ever annoyed in the United
| States. Let 10 learn the double lesson !;
open oil the advantages to the negro. and
give him every chance Of success which
culture gives to the man who knows how
TO use it; but respect the laws Of nature
and let our dealings be. to prevent an
amalGamation Of tho races.
A MExrcAN correspondent Of the N. Y.
Herald incorporates the following into his
letter Of Dec. %, 1868
Your correspondent had occasion lately
TO make note Of the following from the
I~p.si~i .<.~i.>:~..
Subventicn (bribes) to foreign papers,
~ in eho VTntfsd 2fatoa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

The Cineisssti people ere just now die.
guessing the ned Il Sxtssding ~ liaies Il
the city, aud ssas iasssssslag fssts have
been brought cut regarding eur large eie-
les. TIE Csaasrcisl says: HE homer
MAYER wassacA. 10 order v bring before
the City Council and the people Of Cinsi-
matt generally. the fact that our city has
les, square miles within tie cooperate lin.
its than any other Of it, class in the Union,
hes corsssponded With the Mayors Of the
fplls~inS named sitiss, and elected infor.
nation - fellows:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05

veaY curious state Of Affairs now exists
with regard to Georgia. The lower branch
Of congress. in admitting members from
that State, declared i. to b. in the Union.
and as, declared that il had ratified the
constitutional amsndmsnt. The House.
has. therefore, recognized Georgia, a. .
State. The Senate will net admit the Sen.
asors Georgia has elected and denies that il
10 State, and denies also that it has rati.
fed the constitutional amendment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05


A sad story is connected with the name
Of the writer Of the beautiful song, Ever
OF Thee" which has been sung aud admired
by SO many in this country and Europe.
Foley Hall was gentleman by birth and
education. Wealthy in his own right, with
large expectations tie led he, dless life
not choosing his associates, but allowing
himself to be drawn into the society Of the
vicious His property soon disappeared,
and he was left without resources sufficient
to buy his daily bread. His musical tai
ents had been highly cultivated, but as he
never needed them, he scarcely knew TO
what degree they could be made available.
In his distress, however, he wrote his
charming song, Ever Of Thee" A Lon
don publisher gave him one hundred dsl>
lars for IT; but that amount, with such .
spsndthriit, would not last long. lie wrsts
other songs. but tho money not coming ~
fast - he wished, in . weak moment he
forged the name Of his publisher, aud a.
though every effort Was made (evsn By the
publisher) 70 save him, il vas oil 81 10 use,
and peer Foley Hall went to Nswgsts, and
died broken hearted before his trial
came On.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
CriStadOrO's Hair Dive.
LADIES. over gray hair. why
Should there be HUE ard CRY
CRlSrADORO's DYE, yo1 know.
Will black or brown bestew.

Uss then, this unssnaled Dye.
Have the HUE without the CRY.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PREsERvATlv8
Crstaioro guarantee that h.s Hair Preesrvative
shal succeed where every other preparation has
failed keeping clean the hsiP ,hcksnng H. gloss
Ing L. preserving lie color incn ing II 70 curl and
restoring 1t 10 that health and vigor which are the
elements Of ite beauty.
Sold BY Druggists and applied by all Hair Dvce-
eers Msnufactory No. % Maiden Lane. Prnci-
pal Depot No. 9 Astof House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-05
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIFUGE
CON EECyTTON0

CON INJECTIONS.
:. Dr.: Holloway, some nfssen ysars ago. witnessing
the distress oecaslOne6 sickly children in akine IN
ous vs!missss Of that dsy. resolved 70 snna-
iae them, and fron the mOet effective Of these feue
ace sueceedee N separating their active medical
psoperiss. pure. tastelsss aud inodorous Then. 81
e az s1sss ~a :cgs and nSudns hsa
-. s.S.wrn v~.,srs. ,os@so me present rosu-
aOLLOwAYg vRRnIFUGB CONNECTIONS.
Wn,ss s1 v GSoss entirely sspsfcsdsl ne old
su6erere Il contains No Calomel OF other poison
ous Ingredients.
The psolsssioa, 30 I'll inisIhSs1e PkysiciaSs vno
nsy q sse.. prescribe them 9 prsi.rsnes . other
sheuld hep then % iinn1 asdlsise. ior tSsS sot
e., sss@h:s wss@s- -: p:ss = shlldlse1-
ssns. % pisv.isnt Win sSiiirss.. ~ '''''' ~
HOLLOWAY'S
ARNICA PLASTERS.
n ovssi.al eal saly srss Arsiee Plastsrs pes
sesnsg ~ great healing properties
Of lhS Asnisa Flowers.
~ gS94s 800 q tAess rlaesss I. q! easss Of
g 60 q Ma1Atioa sf he Lsnes, "a Coee1,
~ nay nsloaMlAf; they give immedlaAs fslls(.
n}eie!sss psesesbs them. ed tAonsande reeoa::
md only tfss Afniea Piasters.
HEISkELL'S
OINTMENT.
Lsn - .as, snsfan experience Of twenty yeass.
- cses sovereign remedy for Ill Diseases
81 It's okin 2aving e0ected radical cure in ever
60 o. wnlca II was sscd, curing many obstinate
easee Of 1fesn o. tweaty Year, standine. nm had
efssiossly rceisssd ~ remedies prescribed By the
Sese 1sesesl easnt IN The country. It, effect q
= fsn0ved " skih becones noo0 aad healthy,
end rcasieo pesnansntly healed without the use 81
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