Weekly Davenport Democrat from Davenport, Iowa • 2

BACK. I may lice long, but sotop r.M flay I The Blihop of niftli.n Incited MEDICAL. FINANCIAL. MANUFACTURERS. MANUFACTURERS WEEKLY DEMOCRAT! FLOAT-SO BBB PAIACE CO.7l.HO I TMJE MISSISSIPPI.

We lrarn from 'be New Orleans Pica MANUFACTURES. IIOVEY'S Ttvo ttentarkabla order Trial. In tbe District Court at Eldora, Iowa, Glynden, the convicted murderer of Miss Martin, of Grundy county who outraged the person of bis victim before killing her has been sentenced to imprisonment for life st hard labor in the peefentiary. The Herald says of.the verdict and the villain is a possibility of his innocence, but if so, he is tbe victim of the mot crael circumstances than can environ any human being." Another remarsable murder trial Las just taken place at Sigouroey that of Miss Caroline White, aged 13, who, because she heard that W. M.

Holland had .1 THESE FACTS The Testimony of the Whola World Hollowav's Pills. kti ug 1 1 lh fol CWiIi. t3TLet all who has been given ap by Doctor-, and spoke or as incurable, read the following. all wbo can believe facts, and can bave faith In evidence, read tbe following Know nil nm try thtit prututt, Tat. oa this weui letn cay of iuk, In the year of our Lord, On Thousand, irbt Hundred and aixty-stx.

personal )y came oeefih Baydoca to me kuown as uch snd b-ing duly sworn deposed as follows: 'That he is the sole general aent for the Cntted States snd dependencies thereof for preparations or medicines known as Dr. Holioway t-ills anl Ointment and that lbs loUowinir ceril4caus a verbatim copies to tbe best o' bis knowledge and belief JAJSaS SMI-ITRa, Notary Pujllc, 14 Wall sti-eet, Ne York. June 1st, 1864. Db lloLLOwiV: -I take my pen to write yon of my gieat relief and that tbe awfnl pain ln my side has left me at last thanks to your Pills. Oh.

Doctor how thankful I am that I can get some sleep. I can never write it enough. I thank jou airain and asain. and am sure that yon are the friend of all sufferers. 1 conld not help writing to yon, and hoj you wti) not take 1c amiss.

JAMBS MYERS, lit, Avenue This is to ceitify that I was discharged from the army wit Chronic Diarrbwa, and bave been cared by Dr. liolloway a Pills. WILSON KVKY, Newp ork, Apr. 7. IMS.

21 Pitt Street. The following is an interesting case or a man employed ln an Iron Foundry, who, ia pouriug nie.led iron into a flask that was damp ani wet. caused an xploston. Tne melted Iron was thrown around and cm hka ia a perfect shower, acd be was burned dreadfully The certificate was given to me oy him, about eight weeks after the accident: New York. January 11.

ISrtB. Jiv name is Jacob llaray; 1 am an iron Fonnde I was baoly burnt by hot iron In November last barns healed, but I had a running sore on mj le that would not heal. I tried Holloway's ointmen and it cured me in a few wee as. This is ail true and auyoody can see mo at Jackson's Iron orks, 2d Avenue. J.

HaUuY, 119 Goereb tt. Extracts from VuriotiM Letter "I naa nappetlte Holloffay's Pllla gave hearty one." "Your pills are marvellous. I s-nd for another box, and keep them in the house.11 Or. oil away has cured mr headacuethat wa chronic I gave one of your pills to my babe for cholera morbus. The dear mil tmog fcot wU tu a "My nausea of, a morblQg ia now; cured.

-Yoar box of HoDoway'i Ointment enred mt noises In ttie Lead, rubbed eouie of your Oiut- uicu. neiuuu ins ears, aua tne noise uas ivit." Sendmtf two waut ontj.for poor fam I enclose a doVar. ynur price la 25 cents but tne iu7uiwiu me worm a ti.oi.ar. me five boxes of vonr mil "2 "Let me have three txx- of your pilla bf return uiaii, jui auu ever, i Have otxu Twa Oundiikd bucH Tkbtlhonlals but want ef epaca compels me to conclude. FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS And all tiuptio of the ekin, this intment ic mwi luvaiuaoie.

it aoe not heal -xtf-ruaIi7 a one, but pcUetratee with the 01 -a rehire 7 to tn ery root vt the erit. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS I a van rart jv. Difworderft'of tlic Kl(fin j. in all dUea? affecting vheae whetue secrete too much or too little water: orvvhethe be afflicted with etone or grave, or with acbea and patn-settled In the loina over the reviona of the kidiaeys, three Kile ehonid Do take. according to the printed directions, and thp Cintmeiit ahoaio be well robbed into the tomlof the back at bid time.

TUia rtatment will give aanoet Immediate relief whur all otfiei means have fa ed. For Slomaclit out or Order. mediciae win po effectually Imprave the tone tlie a thtee li they rt-raov atl acidify, either by intemperate or improper ciet. They reach i he liver mva red ace It to a hcaimv acKn ihey are ocdcrfoJi rfficacioar in caee of fpasm- in fact tht-y neverfa cuni? ail die- order a of he Iiwr and etomrh Ho loa Fills are the remedy known in wunu ior uw oimm: Ague, Inftamation.J Asthma, I Jan BiiHoiu Complaints, Liver Com; ilaima, Blmcbea on the km, Limoairo' Bowel Flee, Col'C th 1 Ktciitionof Crine. Cocstipation of Bowel CcnQm prion.

i rofnia, or King a vil. 1 HO UIWP, I iioce and Grail, I coniary Tir-ioQionrt-ux. Tnirors. Dvfeutary, Dropy. Dfsin i'y.

Feaiv.e lrr-gTilirit4e, Feera of il k.cde. Fit. Goat. Virera. Vci.e.

Affect'' oca. I Worme of ali eaicnea froitt any Badaci caaee, tic. Kooe are eenuioe nles the s'srnttare of BaTdock, ss le-M for tbe United htaLea, suroiuid. cb box t.f Pi'ts. atd Ointment.

A bacd me reward wili be iv-B tu ary on reclet tnt sues io- ro.isBCuB aiTieHtsueectccioborta ra ty r'les count-rfeittBg the or vendinj MEDICAL MM i i l'itr i- i Vn'il fsj'isiij i' i I'Vr saawariaww'w Wire Horse Muzzle. i eacb. JAMES W. GS1)NE, Vatentee and Prop, K.rst Are tSillia CIT" Also eonev's 'nviyiKU Kicking 'trap. al for brakins colls.

Sem only i.n l.rtof prlue eat a. apliwui The IXL FEED MILL. This mill is the cheapest, ost durabi and perfect iron feed ever oti-r'd. it is siu.i ie, eastly maiuwed, and can he run by ind. steam.

ater or llon-e rower. 1 he cliiliec iron plates have Briuoina Harrj on Roth sides andean he reversed, thus mataug one set equal lo two on the old plan. An extra set is sent with every machine. ar.o the two sets will ennd t'oor 'thousand of good Kevd. New -lates cn be had fir tl Mb per set.

These mills Are hnilt wholly of iron, (except tbe Hooper.) are stronir. elliclt-nt and durable, 'i'tious-aa are in use ou stock arms every one giving excellent satisfaction. Every farmer should have one and grind bisi-wn feed Send for Catalogue. and Price L'st. V.

ro T15 Wind Engine Pump v. Balavls. Kane III. Kill Excelsior File Works ESTABLISHED lf7. GEORGE T.

STOTT, 3fanufactnrer of Has os. 1T.19-i N. Orders bv ma-1 pre atteuOrd to. )itt File reont and Freight I aid one way. Send tor Prtce WATERS' YW ini r.

I Vi Vr iiisie ii lue oesi Jv yyt. 'teel, true n.echani- AvrV" t0 om the. 5m iet itruo is me WATFRS TLeaental Tree. Improved I nd to tet. 2 to KXREEpFUNER.

I Sent for 11'nstraUd i'rice L.it. fample trnner. i W. l.l-H it. 7 V-' KDIHIKM FK, H.

lt.twjin MSirCTi J.RS OF BREECH-LOADING RIFLES. WORCESriR, MASS The great snperlortj of these Rill codIs.s ln their Simplicity, Accuracj rer el ration, Converjience, DarsbllltT Ser.d for circular tnrl pricallst lllKIOtti Turbine WIND MILL The most dm able and efficient Wind Mill in the world. Send for circular and prces to VH.WIIEK LEH Iowji.tjen. Aent; or to AST, KIX.S A ee.t.Norir;ir, nio, 'Msnu- niTKEie l'OICK PUMP. Work ea-xv.

threw a rontr.t rtrarn: not iftt, to out of order. liaf LINED CYLINDt IS EASILY SET. Ie the Cheapest aud FORCE PUMP the wor'd for Beep or kballow ilia. Seed fnr Cirrolar snd Prices to U.H. WDIELEK.

(i tersi We-t- ern Agent, Cedar hapida. Iowa, or MAST, FO0S CO OHIO. jan3stf Great Reduction in Prices. WK WILL SELL 7 HE VZE1 BB-T FA 1 1 I ACH I I Is. Fils and MM ff 1 I CATARRH With all its Loathsome Attendants Cored by our Bottles of CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH A 7 i The ConnnTUTiosAi, CaTabkb Hem but te he beet articie placed fcefore tne public that proposed to core Catarrh by oailoing up the CoaeutuLiOiL.

it etruck at the root ol the whole difficulty, and thou uiuua hjuu iuuubuiui ui iCLicri utave uvtrn rcvoivci i by th inprteuf. editing forth the marseloacore, and what is re niaU-Rabie. curing out only LheCatarrk, but an other aumcnte at tne Mine time, ia te waat 11 aiways tiors. Toe foUtwiiw ttatement ie only a aamp.e ol what we are coneiawily recnvin rroui wen loown tu nom a CaOi rue aua not to hozaa one. aiarrh aud attendant tiViia, cod tne head.

hscKiogcouiti.incipieiit cotvamp- tlon. headache, ua.nt intae Uwvcic ad ioin. dizzt- -nes. iAQguiautJiw, lose of ttpetite end general wealcoepp. all leave tog-f tber when the Conetitutioo- a Catarrh Kernel taken aa recoa.enOexi.

Adas 371 WiSBisoTOM i BOSTOS, MASS FeO. 14. 15T4. If es.is. Llttleflejd A Co.

li ar Mr: it Tea ma great pic-aaure lolei ihe kuow tnroiurn ioq that ttbeaseof your Cyiistltutmos) C.tarrb madr 1 nave beea curca of one it tne wurst casea ol Caiarra. 1 am udy and hav. been nce i left on nsing tbe Uemdy. as iree frum as wren i was boru For ten year, i had tne dlase in tne won jrin Tbere was a coutmoal flilinit no ol my tK-ad snd a feeling as if 1 to free it, and It wss no sooner cl arcd out than It would aain commence to 114 on. At uU-tit snd orning it to aa same tts worst form.

ben 1 laid down tnere wonid De a running of mucne frcm my head to my throat, which cansed me to awake a choking condition. Tdis brought on a coneh which laHted for some time and 1 thought 1 had consumption. Vonr Uemey was recommended me by a friend wbo had nsed it and been cored a Severn case of Catarrh. Tne first bouie gave oie each relief tnat 1 felt 1 could not say too much tor your rerady. 1 bosgbt It of J.

Noble, Urwsrists, 55 Green street, fceeton wbo will voncn for what 1 say. In all 1 need four borties, and, aa I said before, am entirely welL Yours respectfully, WM. TKEADWAV. Price (1 per bort le. A Pamphlet of 32 paires, a treatise oarrh- with U.u nn-rs cases of caree.scbt free, byaddressiug tne proprietors CO.Mancheser.

-HM SICK HEADACHE. SICK HEADACHE ALWAYS CURED ALWAYS CURED BY Carter sLittleLiverPills Carter sLittleLiver Pills The simplest and beet liver regulator in the world. Tne easiest to take. The quickest to relieve. 1 hey stimulate the liver, regulate tbe bowels, Improve tbe comslexion, prevent constipation and piles I 'rice -25 cents for 40 pills.

One pill a dose. All drui'gii'U sell Uiem. CAKTEH MEDICINE CO proprietors. Erie t'a. nov3eo1.w SILVER -MEDAL HUMOR CURE I) It.

C. C. FROST'S COUGH AND HUMOR CURE Awarded a Silver Medal at the New Enitlawl and Mew Hampshire State Fair, heptember, ltiiri. The treateet remedy of the ave jrCoakhs. Colds.

aud lucipient consumption, innammation ot throat aud lunes. Dyspepsia. aud all diseases of tti i.ver ana digestive organs. WHAT IT HAJ DON KKuKLlVEK COMPLAINT. MANCHCaTSB.

N. 11.. June 3, C. C. fxjOfTA Dear havo for many years auttVicd with an afiection of the liver, causing extreme ecreuess of the chest, loe of appetite and constipation.

1 nave tried many remeaies without relief until I was advised to nsa your Couth and 11 amor Cure. After taking three botties I flrd I have derived frreat benedt from it, and believe by its conttnned use 1 may be entirely cuted. I recommend its trial toall who uder in like manner. A ftes Usino Six Uottlbs. My health has continued to in prove throu- the summer until now 1 consider nivself cured.

ours very truly. Rev. K- McKl.NNKY. Psstor Dniversalist Hoc. WHATAGRfiArTFMPK ANCK LB AUhR SATS GsRDlNBB, MaiNB, Junefi, 1S76.SJ C.

C. Frost A Co Dear Prompted by a de -sire to he useful ln the world, I wish to recommend yourvaiuabif remedy Cough and Burner Cure ot all who may be afflicted with any of the ills yoa propose to benefit or cure. My attention was first called to your remedy last Novembjr by R-v. O. M.

Park of Manchester, who had rec-ivd irrtatbenefl by its use 1 was then suneriug from hoarseness nun vuie uiumi buu faius mi r. 1 1 1 1 1 1 i oa by overwork in the temperancecause. 1 bad fears that i should be obliged to leave the lecture field bur your medicine brought immediate relief, ana by its Osel was enabled to speak 116 nufrta to succession without feeling fatue. it imparted such strength and vtt-or to my esiem that all the ills that ban bern bai.grng around me seemed to take a tud deu departure, and now, no matter what tho complaint. 1 resort to your mediclue tor relief.

My wile has nsed it for liver complaint with eqaa ly good results. Cheer' uliy and consrientio-isfy I woild recomineiid it to public peakers and singers. It makes The voice etrom? Jl 1 To travelers 1 wou'd say take a bottle in valise it is jurt what on want in changing riit auu riimate. For several ar- 1 ave beeu afilicteo with a very troublesome catarrh: that. too.

has disappeared since. 1 com menced usulng your remedy. In f.nct, I can safely sav that my general health was never better I regard your medicine aaa blessing to mankind. Very tin ly and grateful lyuours, J. K.

O-tio )D, C. Frost Manufacturers and sole iro- propr etors Mancheter fi H. ineliieodaw "WXLB0B.S CX)mP0TX3TD OS PUEE COD LIVEE i ATT A WTI TTTT1 TrSTIM Y. Doctok WiLBf.K: For nt-arly lirteen year, with larye ia am hers emotoes under my care and di rvcttou, I have pv -ibed lu caotrs of incipient coQfJUtuf't oa. aevurv cnldn, general debthtv.

t.run chtal troublri a id tho lik-, your origtoal Cam pound of Cod i-iwrOn and Lime moretreeiy doubt than aijy otber un ocrc-on. Know rour pcallr end werul ode ol preparaUon and ice eciemiac baJt, led me tUnt to teat it yara ago, and 1 franKly aay toat tt haa again ana again, sndei my own ubecrvution, not oi ly aUeviatad the symuwOtna a poke of ic chronic and uyiag caees. bat has. 1 am aatipfled, prwervrai liie iueif in many in-tau-es, conducting tte almcat bop.e&p invalid baclc to hea-th and etrenpth. Your preparation of the Uil contains not only the eos.tuiug and nourithia principle accorded to it by all tht phy-tsiciane.

hjji aleo tuc more subtle an4 necestary ic-tntiive ior a ding in the reformation of the wafted propei tie cottttunied by especially aa re-garde tbe cells of the iuns, wtiereby only perfect nealth can be restored, Tbe f-neral confldence exhibited by tne Medical Faculty in yoir well known preparation, ensure It the vut poulerity bat I have -sent you tbi- unsolicited temiuionv aa a gratelai tribute to the xiieilt of eo valuable a panacea. M. U. BAIXOU. The Winter and Spring of the year are the pe-HodB in New Ee-riana when WlLBoK'S Cod Liver oil and Lime are mott in demand, because it le then that cougu and cold, the eany stages of n.Oi-t prevail in thii climate, tarh seeds of di.ncer re easily removed, treated by this sim ple but tfflcaciouf remedy pronipii and wiuiout eiay.

leblOdawia B. wlLKOK. THE HUMAN CHEST. rpHE VERY BrTST 8TANUAKD WuliK ON all lieart and Lung Diseases, UroncbUl Affections and Dirntheria Ph. JsaarBt Nhei.don Fitch's latest look.

ealird the "Fiaiw Pbtsicias," pacres, banclsomelr bor.n, witli a portrait of the author. Sent free by mai: on rcceii. of 'as rents. Address DRS. S.

S. FITCH 49 East itli Xcw York Cllj feb2t For ea'e by Harries A Hoi man, Drnffgi, DaT eupori Hit. IIEDGEV FEVER AND AGUE ANNIHILATOK, The eteat etandard remedy of the day. nnparal elad for the epy care of fever Acue, till In and rever Dnne or allied A Ktie, or any form ol iDterniUeni Ter. Having one the eevereet.

tet tor over tweuty years, it stands to day pre-emiiient for t4e cure of the above dieapea. and ie the omr reliable remedy now in use. IT HAS CURED THUUSAD: jF cases, before in-mrahlt, and never the directions are followed, it ia porel eegetabie. five from at! metallic poitKOr? can be taken in ail kindeof weather; will keep in any climate. Hold tvv-ry-her.

Noue genuine w.Ttw.at thtifmatar I. HedsZee Sold br Damson Hoi man. ec.4eod.kw E. TL THOXirSOXwS un uil Liver and Kidney Cure. HftEWEft.

REGEMT0 MHO KEQULATGS QF THE UEB 4AP KlOttEY. l-ZrvMiUrt Baftftweti at WatiuaftaB, B- C) THE SWISS Ague Cure ISTHBST Liver Reaulator 8c Blood Purifier Kaowa- Taoasaada of taSerera pronoucced Incur- able baTs fottnd f-erma30t Beaita. by qsiez this TONIC- It saw faila to give eatsa'actsoa. D- at lct ocr dmstrtst pat yoa. oi eter oWi- ciae.

Swisa Cnh Syrep ceTer 'aia to cars Cotif anaiviu. fi 7 nmiziMcu jBounao asa ai) vrafgtsta. D9ieoGwi of ice I i a orp i wt 1 w.B. THt DAVENPORT SAVINGS BANK. of Ficx ra First National Bank Building Open Daily, rrom a.

M. to 3 V. M. and ea Satnrdaj evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. Cash Capital BXfLl MIKLV 60,000 SAVINGS B.15K six Per Cernl.

Interest I'epoolta. Paid on Ft. ecu st fU l. pt'TV 1 I.OiriS HALLKH, Vice FHANCIS OCUS, Trtusurer. ii.

SMETUAil.rjec'v and eLter. CIIAS. V'ISS, Aseiatant Cashier. VOW OoKHITTSa. C.

K. J-ntLani. Iienn- Kobrs. Jaha Hchmidl Louis Bailer, Smetham. mABdor TatDtiit.

John Schmidt, James Grant, C. K. Putnam, J.J A. D.atorrisou, Louis Hearv k.onra. Tbaaiss Scott.

Firs. National Mi DAVENPORT, IOWA, The First National Bank ln Op eratioa In Hit- l'nlt-d states. Capital 100,000. Surplus T. T.

DO L.SCUKICKER, ITenient- I Vic Preaideit- aifbier. 1 jller DlKstCTOKa Waikr Adami, wchricker, Jamea ThompaoTi, J. K. Htevensun, T- T. Dow, Thomas Scott, FrancioOcbs.

'has, Whitaktr, Henry W. Kerkrr. Augast Steffen. John iichmidv, A OiiNEHAL BANKIXW fllfirNES TRAXSACfED NEW ENGLAND LOAN TRUST CO IES MOINES, IOWA Prompt attention jjiven to tie Negotiation of First Mortgage Loans and the sale of COUNTY AND SCHOOL BONDS. We Invite correspondence with parties wishing to Invest in these securities.

L. A. GKAN Tl- O. ESUBAUUU. COMMISSION- HULL SCOTNEY, GENERAL COM I SSiOiN MERCHANTS.

No. 346 North Water Street, PHILADELPHIA, and whole sle da. en in Batter, Chees Tat-low, Et'j, Poultry, Game, Movk. Potatoes. Appha Dl If DtJra'in, Fiour, Fur, Woof.

DU I I Peauutn. Broom Corn Dried Uop, Foreign and Bomeetic, Frnite. and fact we can ell any and evervtbm at the hiheet market price; make prompt rtania, and Llttl-KAL pilf i Ql AH AU-made on vjULLOLi atl ehipmeutr-except peri-eab'e articlet. To show that we do an (nsinea. any came lact reiMMi than any came dealer in Poiladeliih-a wii tell yun we bau died more gimfl lant reason than all other House la i'htla' pat togetner.

endpf illl 1 QV forPrir-M Lint. St ncil. lUUL I I REKKRKNCB CASH, or we refer von to aNY RESPONSIBLE HOUSE iu OUR ClTY. octiHAwly EGGS. GAIE BAKING POWDER.

USE TH STAR BAKING POWDER Conridi red bjf all eoinpetant Corks to be the was QT IfJ ILQP 1 a a sj si a mm STAR BLUJNG Fat op in Boxes or Bottles. Warranted not to Speck or Soil the Clottes J. F. DEVEREUX Lockport, N. Y.

For Sale in Davenport by THOMPSON fc E1S- LEY and 8. H. ni'ItTO. RAILROADS THE OLDRELIABLE CONTINUOUS ALL-RAIL HOUTE. NO CHANGE OF CARS.

ONE ROAD, ONE MANAGEMENT From Chicago To Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Baltimore Wabhington Philadelphia Ntw York GREAT KG JIT LINfc TO BOSTON Via Xe rk Reaches all Points in Pennsylva nia and New Jersey. Pullman Palace Car IU ALL EXPRESS TRA.IXS MAGXIFICEVr CARS Eqnippd with tbetebrl Westirghouse Air Brakes ASD Jennev's New Patent Safetv Platform and Coups r. Elegant EatingHouses, Tt; 3E3.rr-as Trains 8.00 A. M. Wiii she Siirep.rg Car.

Resebss Plttrbarb A. M. A i 4r'0 Y. Y.it r. K.

sr. next as. i IVI.WithUrawitghoooi Hot. it.u Heaco Mtvshar hi :1 P. M.

HarrVban 10-isV 3:35 a. New V. a -a a ai Special Pni.a eiptiia feitepits? Car on this Tra which l. mains Id sepcn A. eSnratni Phliade puia oaswiurera a fuh lisi a rest.

9.10 P. M.iw1iibiw- Escbs PSttsbttreh 7:90 P. si TJ.t.i. a. A- Ua4Ua.ore 7 A.

asoii.rt a Boston Eaitlmori, and Waauinstoo bleeping Car on taW traia. FARS ALWATP AS L')W AS LFfh I LrO Ctl TickefS n.r .1. .1 CV'il? Ask for item via iheJ-Bii PEi8Ti.VAsiA Li. K. F.

II 3ITEKS. 0a. Pats, A Ticket. CHICAOO, fa EmBLIKHEO 11 1850. SINKER, DAVIS CO INDIANAPOLIS, INDIA'S-.

Manafactnpers of Steam Boilers, Of Bi-i kTcdn lo 5ae Five flaeooiler. Tnbuiar tioiier, -i: aaa Water Tanfc-, ana cw iroo made exirr1y ftir ttm. ont ot TYo- nr-tr B5-orn. Tbev lave tvn mKiin'sctarir etffio- ard hoikm ftr rnor- th quart-r it CaHBi-urT sq'1 a-e cooTaDt'iy shipping irs ru art of of Saw-. mmioc.

mtM ic need of anvttrn? it. 'Ut- lv Our New Cook. afety Hot Blast O.I Stove Eerv r-' Rtttt-iiil Kiii eveLt tl v. iii. BH ROH'- I and wll oktiiff f'- L'indry uj.

It ha no equal. nd for Circular. Vniir-NKr II ALL ANrPCTrINQ mcbll la Sc. Philadelphia. ROEBLINC'S FOR CAST Iron or Steel Wire Hoisting.

Runniiie er Stax.dir.g opes, er Ke Gal vanized Chsrceal Wire R'vpe for Sbip'a Aadiese, JNo. A. KOKBLINO'9 SONS. Msnufrs Trenton, N. J.

or 11" Liberty St, N. Y. Wheels and Rope for iransmltilngpan er lonx distances, fend for Circular and Patn phlef. ucHw TIIE "IIOS" SCHOLI. SAW 3, Cheap, Light-running, a nd Durable.

With adjustable table for inlaying work. It is pecia'ly adapted for laimyV fa. Send utaiup ft circulars and full particnlar. Address the marm. facturers.

LEWIS Seneca KaKN.iT' Stormcnfs $35 Wind Mill. WILL DO AS MUCH WORK and Ma ml a hare wn as any Mil! in uirkrt. Hi UKKP WELL PDMP i conceded hy all who have thnui in Ur much puorior to any Cyl.r.der i limp, no matter how deep the eV. Both alvefl cn He drawn ut w.thont ovin? tbe pair p. and a boy IU years old eita pump an 8i foot well th eMe.

AWo tnnnna'tnre tt Feed wil grind Irani 25 to 4J buTheia c-rn ier htar. with Steam or Horte Power. Send fi rC-rcu'ftra. aP2ly WM. STORMONT.

Ottawa. Illinois. GLOBE HORSE NAIES At the Centennial, (TDUK.1 RCrOKT.) International Exhibition. Unire.lJ Mau nfal Comn.isssion, Tbe' nnifonnirv of size, smoothness or flui and tenacity of the iroo, closeness of fibre, and ex cellenceof the head aud point the tensile strenglt body and riveting properties of these Na: nriJte tn making them of tbe very highest class Rsco nmnd for Award of Merit. GLOBE HORSE NAILS Every Mall Pointed, Polished and Heady fir Driving.

Hade from the "4oris-a Iron, and need by Farrl-rfall ft" tne Unltw" States. For sale by Haniusra meres ants generally, and by tne GLOBE ftOUSR ilixrn v. YOU WANT TP Br PT CIIURV IN TU iurkt tbe OIjIIVT A TT Ii is NtBt-r. tieTter (Urs iu-xu-r. a-i.

anft ti ia-t iiti2T Uian suv l.e Isirvm-n it. Vn.iEif-cTnr--.' h- and rtn-r Msnnfacort-r of I'hurtjs. Atiijal PoWi-rs arc co biiis.l t-xfsuion l.sner. SPRING STKF.L TfrOTH HORSE RAKES. Hiettrst Award, nl Honor ai Hie (sulri ulal Hixl lrnua xhlllil.us.

THE ul TUB UORLI). So Coss IUsd HouilmriNG. ri.siiM to sll wsias pus LraB lit ab arncisw- CT. FctXT tiUARAMKEb: f.O SXK IS lif- ctbred in ruisini raoa cs. Kisro-fsiaLi aoiti iriD wrekk sin xosr rissa Snip Foa Cataloucih or Kakc XHaesiiiNa Msraiscs.

c. WHE IC. mff.wTf I.HIV. "TUt THOMAS" OHIO SULKY HAY RAKE! 5 more tard Tnmviop. 1 ha wtisrhi nf intf do-p Nn br.f uoaipTLe Traj to be -reaicirr.

Thr Ten! it-1 of ai: daiers acd farmer ho iTaT rlr tbe kta in the i. ta tee "Tboffltf-' 1 Vbe lm in ion. lb; eaiet lb mot peifrti'o ii work, end tb? rt-t Ksie ials ir. kt ak rhomai. an i flra't roy nnii oa -e it.

A its.ca warraiaied to do Bfx-i ric Manfecprd EBI A At-v. hprlsfleld O. iiavecport, Iowa. Seed fcr t'ttxkitx. ma-r4m.

Something to HsmmerOn. AN '-A. tor Pl-aa ORHIS. Trwatea, ZECti: luwa ataat; Maatfactaier i -r- in A wf- ft: lOsiaisajxasarj I aTTT af Ts I I VQj I wvii Shop bT bar bit rr oe nth ce-rrated ax BZST CAST TEL ACL AM) ilORX. Ai! aia.

10 tre bt to 4j fta. at at 12-75 A 50 mc, ax.e Lz at ic er A i yune that two large barges have been fitted up at Kennerville, Louisiana, for an immense floating apiary. Each Darge has a capacity of a thousand hives of bees. These will be towed slowly up the river durina the spring and early summer, passing Davenport about first week in June, and arriving in St. Paul about thf first of August; returning will reach Davenport In September and Louisiana in October or Xovtmbcr.

The Picayune- gives a complete history of the novel uu- dcrtaking which is extremely iattreslicg. It says Mr. Penine has been in I ouisiar.u. eighteen months studying up the bee business, an-i preparing for the grand on ward movement for watch he will be ready In a few days. His iilan is to start with bis bee palaces and is 1,000 colonies from Southern Louisiana when the boDey flowers are in full bloom, to remtin but a day or to at a landing, and move up each niebt to another Undicg and fre-u field.

He Hunks the bees of from one to two thousand colonies will take tbe cream from country around tne landing from one or two mile? distant in one or two davs. In this manner he exp cjs to move up the Mississippi to St Paul, a dutaoce of nearly 2.U00 m.lts, where he will arrive about tbe last of July. Returning, he will halt about two months somewhere above St. Louis, and will reach Louisiana with bis palaces and bees In October. It wil b-j his object to take the auluanal flowers at each point in their prime precisely as be ke the spring flowers op the river.

He expects his early swarms on his boats to increase II Ilium I. II I m. The colonies of bees are in hives with movable comb, on the most approved plan of modern hives. These stand in four walls, five hives, one above tbe other, nearly the whole length of the boat, about 200 hives in each line The walls of tbe colonies on the right side and on tbe left side have openings for the bees to come out on the water front. A space of two feet between the hives and the guards answers for a gallery for the bee man to walk on in front of the hives.

In tho middle of the boat there are two other walls of colonies, 250 hives in each, facing an inner court six feet in width. The bees from these colonies reach the open air through the skylignt opening In the roof above the court. Between the first and second rows of hives from tbe out side there is an aisle three leet in width, for the convenience of the bee man in handling the hives and the honey. The distance from the barse deck to the roof over tho colonies is fifteen feet. Tbe space below decks is ten feet in width and about seven feet high, and is to be used for sleeping apartments, making and repairing hives, handling and extracting honey and nuttirjn it in mark' ctable shape.

The dining-room and cook ing will be on the steamer that tow3 the bee fleet. To run the, steamer and manage the barges and bers, from fifteen to twenty hands will be needed. The cost of the whole establishment, barges, bora, steamer and the complete outfit will not be much short of $15,000. Mr. Pcrrine has been engaged in tbe honey business in Chicago twelve or thirteen years, and has lately made it a special study.

He has dealt largely in California honey. He ex pects to find the best market for bU honey in Europe. Honoy In the comb usually sells at about twenty cents a pound wholesale. Strained honey sells at whole sale at seven or eight cents a pound, or from eighty cents to ajdollar a eallon. A gallon of strained honey weighs about twelve pounds.

The plan of moving bees to get the benefit of different ranges and fresh flowers has been tried a small way in some parts of Europe. They are moved both in carts and in boats. Bees that go out of their hives in the morning in search of food or honey, from floating apiaries, have no trouble in finding their hives, aa they know their home by comparative location, and their particular hiva, by form and color. The average yield of honey per colony In the North is 25 pounds, sometimes much larger. Ia Louisiana 13 to the hie, or 144 pounds, are not an urj sual yield, and aa tlsewhi-re.

several hundred pr Unas. Mr. Perrine expects to obtain from '-is colonies from 100 to 300 poun.ls, ami to sell his honey at an average of ten ctcu, and the 3,000 hives he expecte to averse $15 to tbe bive. Willow make an excel lent bee range. They are in blosfom week in LouIsiaio, and but frcm one to two weeks In th.j Nurth.

Honey is now used in preparing tohsc co for market, and by brewers in making ale, and for med.icir.al, culinary and othur purposes. 1 be Mississippi river is the only great liver on the globe running south 2300 miles through a region uu euca bouey rejources aa the country between 2ew Orleans and St. Paul. A T1IHG Dekisojt. Iowa, April 13, 1373.

Eiiitok Dr. mocbat -D-ar Sir: Having been a reader of vour moat valuable paper for the last twenty vears, and having once been a residtntof your county, and emigrating west ab ut four veais ago, I thought you and many of the readers of the Democrat would like to hear fiom western Iowa. We have just passed through one of the most terrific storms that man has seen in this part of tho country for several years, consisting of Snow, rain and very heavy wind. Although the damage was not as great in this part as might have been expected. Many of the farmers have been plowing for cern, but the late storm has etopped that for a few days, owing to the ground being too wet.

Small firaiu is looking solendidly, and has the appearance of an abundant crop. Also the fruit, if not killed by tho late frosts, will be very plenty, such as we have of course we have not the varieties that you have in the eastern part of the state but all we need Is the time, and we will compare with any part cf the state, tbe soil belns auapted to fruit raising. Our county is settling np very repldlv this spring by people from pood old Scott and Clinton counties. Crawford county is one of the finest stock grazing counties In the state, owing to its fine grass and abundance of pure water. If you know of any good stock man who wants to move west, direct him to Crawford county.

C. O. M. n.tTIEUSOF FACT. Win.

Howard, of Michigan, was yesterday Installed Governor of Dakota. The Indianapolis GraDd Jury failed to indict Bugbeo, the forger, nobody appearing against him. ueorge lvier liiaeiow, L. u. ex Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Massachusetts, died Boston Friday morning.

Jas. Ward, of tbe firm of James Ward fc Cleveland, Ohij, has failed. Liabilities, fl.OOO.WO assets 300.000. Fnces of living in Paris will be greatly increased during exposition, fropri etors of furnished apartments already make extravagant demands. Oen.

H. A. Sinalley, receiver for sev eral insurance companies at Detroit, is missing, and a defalcation cf has beea discovered. The eighth annual meeting of the Northwestern branch of the Women'e Foreign Missionary S-ciety was held Chicago yesterday. About 150 de'etrate3 were present.

The United States Posfal Comrnissioi- er, who went to a mm America to iaduju the governments there to adopt the pro visions of the berue postal trealy, ac-nounc that Peru and Chi i have their adhesion to the terms of tbe Ben-e treaty. Mrs. Rjbert Banner, wife ef the or prietor of the Xsw York. Le April 3 of consumrinoD. in the 49tii of her age.

t.r....n came to this cout try ftDm Ireland w.a her parents in 1S39, being ten years of age. she was iducated iu v.irk city, and there she firt rait Mr. ibft Bonner, then cel ratea a cumposiu.r in the iiy. a-s th swiftest tiey ero mar ried quietly May 21, 1S50 (tivj years be- lore the wa started according to tiie Frt-bbyterUa THURSDAY APWL IS. tO.1PI.ETE IT.

Jade Thayer urges some public or pri vate action having for its object the com pletion of the C. W. Kailroad. He that some $000,000 have already been expended on this roaa between Clinton and Iowa City, for which there is to how tbo $160,000 paid for it on foeclos-ure sale. It is understood that the purchasers -would be willing to put this amount into a new company, if one were organized that could show sufficient vital energy to finish the road.

It would cost to complete the road about 500,000. Sup-pise a new company should be organized ana issue bonds to the amount of On the 80 miles of road this would mike less than 9.000 to tho mile. The new company would start out with pur chasers for $100,000 ot the bonds. The new would have about 30 miles of track laid. It wauld have one loco motive, two depot buildings, almost the entire right of way purchased and paid for, a good show of the trading completed, and why should not a large portion of the 500,000 of bonds be nlacad along tj line of the road Some of those bonds would be subscribed for in Clinton.

The wealthy farmers along the line in Scott and Cedar counties, who have long since tfiw neres-itv for th ruaj. yjuM buy 8om or tnem. is city would tane portion, and suppose there should remain a balance of $300,000 to be placed else where Would tot such a security, is sued under such circumstances, commend Itself quite readily to capitalists The placing of of the $700,000 of bonds, along tbo line of the road, would be the best possible recommendation for the balance. Barlingtan Uawkeye "Out here in Iowa the Republicans have been keeping a silent, if nt somewhat profane, meditation upon thig mat ter, and are becoming very tired of the monotony. With the exception of one lonely postmaster, they have made up their minds to 'speak out in meeting at the first opportunity." Which is simply infamous While it is true that the per son alluded to Edward Russell, of the Davenpurt flazette, is postmaster there it may not be truo that he supports the Hayes policy merely to retain his office as postmaster.

He supports Hayes from principle. He did not always think' as Mr. Hayes thinks, but does now. Was Mr. Haves' policy towards the South du ferent had he declined to withdraw the troops from Louisiana and South Caroli na, and to appease and mollify by ap pointments and recommendations as he has, then would Mr.

lRuesell have resigned his place, hurled his official commission at the President's head, and without any post office at all, preach ed'the policy of peace and reconciliation, even as he now does in his cordial cn dorsement of Sir. nayes branding the President as one unfit for the office as one dishonestly recreant to his duty and his trust. J. hat these things are so, no one who knows Mr. Russell, and knows how thorough ms conversion, can tor a moment doubt.

When he sees the sign in the political sky he accepts it and wor ships. He strikes for principle, caring for no place, no emolument, no office and even now it is said that his intimate political friends have frequently to labor with him to restrain him from resigning his office as postmaster, as he is often and again inclined, if not quite determined to do, so that no such vile imputation of mere selfish greed, as is thrown out eo often by the Hiwkeye and other anti-Hayes papers, may attach to or rest against him. Such being the bottom faots in the case, we calmly bespeak a greater degree of fraternal courtesy towards a brother who dare hold a lucrative federal omce tpat. He cures Dotning tor, and support the President of his party at the same time. For it is better to be alone with post office, paper and principle, than with bis paper alene to herd with such us do now revile him.

A OToitier'a cflaeneo It is hard for a young motner who has not yet overcome 'he wayward tendencies of her own youthful nature, to realize tho influence she exerts over her little ones. She is continually burraunded by critical imitators, who copy both her morals and ter manners. As the mother is, so are ber sons and daughters. If a family of children are blessed with an intellleent mother, who is dainty and refined in her manners, and does cot onsider it necessary to be one woman in the pallor and an entirely different person in her every day life, but who is a true mother, and always a tender, charming woman, you will in-varially see her habits of speech and her pleasant manner repeated in her children Great, Touch men, and noisy, active boys will always tone down their voices, and strive to ftep quietly, and to be more mannerly, when she stops to give them a kind word or a oleaiant smile, for a true mother will never fail to say and do a 1 the kind and pletisaht things she can that will In any way help to lift up and cheer those whose lives are shaded with toil and care. The mother of to-day rulss the world of to-morrow.

Think of it when yon are tempted to be fretful and impatient, and guard well your hcruse- treasures. 1MI3T i.TEBHIGBTT. BXCHAKtil.tO Alt FOR RAILWAY atOND. The following bill in relation to voting aid to railways was recently passed by the Legislature: Section 1. lie tt enacted by the General Attembly of the- State of Iowa, That It shall be' lawful for any township, in corporated town or city, to aid in tbe con struction of any projected railroad in this State as hereafter provided.

bECTiox 2. henever it shall be pro posed in the petition and notice, which are provided in section 2 of chapter 123 of the laws of tbe Sixteenth General Assembly, to issue first morteaee bonds not exceeding in amount the limit established in section 6 of said act, in lieu of stock as provided in section 5 of said act, it shall be lawful to issue said bonds of the denomination of $100 in the same manner as is provided for tho issue of stock in said act. Skctios 3, Whenever it is proposed to iusne bonds in lieu of stock as aforesaid, the petition and notice shall state tbe amount of bonds per mile of road to be issued, the centum of interest and time of the payment of the interest and princioal of -the bonds. The London correspondent of the New York Tribune ((3. W.

insists that there never was a prospect of an alliance between England and Austria. As to the relations between Russia and Austria, he ays There have been certain points there are certain points in the treaty of San Stefano on which Prince Oortachakoff and Count Andrussv a.e not at one. But there is not, and will not be, any breach of the friendship existing between the two powers and the two emperors and for one single reason. I cny five it in Count ScliouvaloU'a wordu words which be has ued more than once, and without the leikSt secrecy. "Happen what says Count Bchouvaioff, "we thu.ll out quarrel with Austria.

We cannot afford to. Whatever concessions Austria insists on we shall make. We consider our a-ilvex. in a militarv sense, at tho mercv ot Austria. At tbe same time we feel euro of her good will, utd have no fear of aav unreasonable exaction, any more than she has cf uure-sonabie interference on our prt feer interests." iHids Hollar Hay Cuiters pTO It SJICLLKK, tor Ing Machine, Wine and CI.

dt I'rcix1, stiiilroiid, tore, COt-10 ii. It a lJnlforai und UlocK Truck. COPYING PRESSES of every IllQS'ratsd ratilagns furnifh-d. Particular at- tei.i.on given 10 orders for export. liBAUD, Manufacliirer Vork.

Tlio POOLER JONES THREE-PRONGED STAPLE BARB For Wlrs Fencing is the rerj Barb the Ismiers ha teen look nj fur. Thsy rs of sttrl and are The Strongest and Lightest Barb Made. They are eUy appMud to sny Wire Fence, and they cannot be moved along the wire. The Prongs being equl-distant, present a point in every direction. They ibt-i), costing with single wire, 8c Per Rod There is i70 Baths in a 1T5 more than there is a lb.

of common staples, A pound af common ttap'ee hos 170 point, and a pond of oor Barbs contains Rio points, making icore barbs and more points of usefulness lor tbe money than anylhins In the shape of a barb in the marke Wbea yoa bny this barb jou buy no lawsuit, it Is folly It-censed by the Washburn Moen Ml'g To. lnbnire of Hardware Deale or address KKXSlEnt aurora, Kukis III. LA DOWS OINTKD PI ES1Z1NU AS1 SMOOTHISO CL CO trr CD CD DISC HARROW. I'oiuii Jo.uiea in me center, is xl.tiit-d to both smooth a omren sunaies. Acknowledged the best of tbe k.ni.

and wilt puive-ae antl cov. seed belter ia ote ovrat1ou than po'tug over twire with otters. Made with both Metal and Cast-Ste Jjis js, poli hed. bend for Circular aed I rice List. Msnu ac.tured WHLUUit MKLICK A bsny W.T.

Butter Vorker. Tf ef hespest acd beat ma- chiue id the markt so hard rtquir-d. Iry It, and see for yourselves, in.lv IS ftr a nirty und n.acnine tl si will take ail the milk out v.itla ten in rime's rk. isms a ro st ace 1 1.. fa febwSm TheOHPre'nal Buckeye Rika WITH AX IMPROVfcD LOCK LEVER Tbe BucKejra baa a ciTory a wr.irb a-earoe tta teeoaU.vn aoionu tl.e flritt farmers of the Tbe pr--da-tioa leet year wite pfiveter tban evrbe-irfe.

conylucing proof of iu atatidiiig mertt. eutB ieet af tho-e deinu fire -clas iml-iuent. It ha ail the put uecra ary ft eoinulei Hake, ye me of be mal ptiigl or ap t'apa trhtr Kakra, are ao Uab lo break or jfet oa of rt-pa at whirb roYf ao ooying ii. tbe bay time ot harvest Or iTP respect siljr Irited ai wbaleeaJe or ra U.LL A'idrt- MRS. J.

B. WILSOV. Canton. Ohio la eo Tcaiinractor the having D'it. Daubers, rotaiiriji' in upp'taite tflrftlona.

Tke ultkit aua Chum maae. mcBlbmw CLEVELAND AGIUCLL TV HAL WOiiKS 5VELANU AhCHITSOTLHAL IRON WOKK. CLEVELAND CIIaIn WJ8K9. Younglove Co, rr the eaon, tb CONTINENTAL CORN SHELL ER, For hsnd or power, with cr without Fsn. Tbe be-t ste ler on the market, the ontlaenlal tsonble wbrllrr ith I'ttwer rai'r attached 3L CONTINENTAL FEED CUTTER For or Pow th Safety Dy Wheel One and Horss Tread Powers Sen: fo- circulars.

10USULOVE A Cev -la Ohio. fasrf Lion Fed Cutter. oaibinc tbe tat-st heet GalesFeedCut'er both cylinder leer. atd Bkher 4 Tav-lor'sRoot Cutters For fall deerrlp- II laws 32 E. 32d St Xew JjsOjl i ir hi ,1 i I II i retorted stones affecting her character for chastity, called on him for a retraction, and when he decline to make it, shot him dead The special plea of the defense, and In fact the only plea, was tout of insanity, and in that they were supported by some remarkably strong testimony.

Dr. Iianney.who has been Superintendent of the Hospital for tbe Insane at Mount Pleasant for the last ten years, Dr. of Millersburg, Iowa county, aDd Drs. Cook and Huff, of Sigourney, all testified to tbe of the defendant. The verdict of the jury was acquittal.

The Sigourney News denounces it as an oat-rage on justice The roollih Hnl Against loans Teachers. Wright County Monitor Quite a number of papers are criticizing tbe order of the Slate Superintendent re quiring all persons to be seventeen years uf aae before they can obtain a certificate to teach. Such an order is certainly very arbitrary and binding upon county superintendents, and unjust against many applicants for certificates, who are other- wised well qualified for teaching. It frequently bai pens that ote young person is more nearly matured at sixteen than I Z2.1 17,, one urn or three vears older uJ luc luruit-r way ue ueiiti uuuuueu lu every way for teaching than the latter. bat tbe superintendent has no alternative but to refuse all applicants whose years do ot correspond with the requirement of the order.

The only commendable feature we now see in this law of Von Coelln's is that it serves to prop up week-kneed superintendents, who would otherwise be loth to refuse certificates to many who are not qualified to receive them. Spring and Poetry and Newspaper Burlington Hswkeye. STB.OPI. Oh, he was tweet, young, lithsorre man. And be moved with a And he smiled like the sweep of an anil's i ing over ui.

lair youug lace. AJCTISTROPI. "I be said, and the eoitor bewed. Kor he laved the lair yoan tiling, I bring," he roarraared a port's song. A lay of the bilmy spring." njiis.

Theu tbe editor gathered bis cross cut saw. And tbe nail-grap. ail tbe same; The big sledge hammer, the long crowbar, 4nd the club with the terrible Bianie. CATASTaOPBE. He aswed faim in two anil ho flattened him out.

He tore out eacb quiveng long He ninnad him up to he sanctum wall. So scattered, and yet so onng. ISEI! ACT Why nut rje nappyf Stop ttut IVu'Sl'reient Di eat! And cheat the drive of an early vlrtimf Too may do this by purchasing a bottle ol DR. COOKE'S Columbian Oil. This is to idle tale, aa thousands willingareto tentify, for Columbian Oil does enre almost all the ACHES AND PAINS ttiat flesh is heir to, ench as Rheumatltm, Neuralga, Headache, Toothache, Enrache, Palna in the Back.

Side, Breast, Sprain, liruieea. Wounds, Sliff Joints, Burns, Chilblains, Cioup. Ciptheria, Sore Throat, Contracted, Muw'es, Inflammation, Cramps, Pain In the Stomachy Dysentery, IT WoHKS LIKE MAGIC, eodaw DR. DUNCE ER'S CELEBRATED rED S3 Curea Felons, Holla Rnnia, Carbuocl, a Tata, Rrulsrs, aud all klnda vt orts This Salve has teen tefore be inhllc for the pas rventv-nve vears. and thousands of certificates tea Mtyltglta euritive enet-t- rau be produced if de aired.

Many a limb bss been saved Iron? tte Sur-eoos knife the wonderful pwer ot this Ointment. It completely eouqu inflammation, and urn ets tbe progre of mortifk-ati-n No fan Hv should bj w-thui it. as. in cages of Bruieee, Cms, ttolH, by the ln involute application inif al.e a more Bjieedy au-eftt-ctuai cure can nest-tain than by any other known procuration. We datv any one to produce tts equal tor tbe teailng of an sore, efpt-cial r'elous, Msiignsut CarbuuClrs and caee of long stannn g.

met a cei is per oox Dlt. J. r. Proprietors. New- ark.

N. J. Id ln Davenport by Harrison A Hoi-mu. and all drmpiriete ana deslere ln medtclue. PITMAN'S LINIMENT.

A STJRK CURE FOR PAIKS. Tt -re no medicine in the market which cores all kinds of aches and pains, from the simplest to he most complicated so qutckiy and surely as pitman Electric Liniment. It ia supposed by many that a Liniment is Intended only for external use but this Is designed for both, and works as well Internally as externally. HT1L4-N'S KLECTKIC LIMMB5T cares Sick Headache, Nervous Head-che. Bore Throt Colic and Cramp, Toothache, Saiache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sor and Weak kyes, Coughs and Colds, Diarrhoea and Dysentery, Ferer and Aene, Files aud Catarrh, mil directions on each bottle.

This Lioiment has been thoroughly tested and we feel confident If yon use it faithfully it will cure yoa. Try bottle, and yoa will not be wkboat It in yosr family. A git at deal of this Liniment ia used by Stable Kee Ders, Farmers, an men who dal largclv In horses and eitt'le. or Sprains, Bruises, Lameness, fur i works equally well on man and beast. For sale by a all druggists ln Davenport.

VHTOKI VICTORY VICTOKV DR. SMITH'S AGRICULTURAL LINIMENT. AN EXTERNAL REM ILY ICR MAN BEAST. It will cure Rbonoifttiim. Stiffness in V-jti- ralia.

Sore Throat, Tumon, Headache. Tooth whe Fatis in Side, back, or frruiaea. Cuts.Mrains-Soruins, Old Chronic Sorea, ivrapuon-'; Weed 01 Coke Creaets; Tetter, Poinouons Bites of Anim. htptilea or jt removes Callous bad die and llan.es Oalis. I hronlc Sore.

Po.l Evi, i-istnla. Scratchei. Pirtera- Ier, Healing Humorum Vro, switotT, Urn Lses Wind Jtc. Arc. I was ctiivd of Netirala bj the of Smith's Surra's Aobjccltcbai.

LijnMm? has been in em- end erer eince 1bii, and we no not know of a rurie bottle that baa tailed te srive perfect pausfac- tu a. iry it, ana it win pea lor tirir. roffale by aitl dragst in Uavenport ocs.uyw PETERSON'S CELEBRA1 EDM EDICA TED Soap Liniment For Man and Beast, presented: ed to the public with the assurance that there is ne better Liniment in ok for S-irns, Sors Throat. Swelling sf the Glands, Astlun JN Brnise Kbenmatio iraiaa.CB.ta sad Sore, cf d.soriptloa. Swelling of the joints nt Jimls.Sor.

lender Feet, Chilblain, and Fro.tbite-Also Efeaih. Moths and B.daaga. FOR HORSES. ty the apphcation of far Colic E'jrs or Grubs, Cbst or Leg FoacdVr, lsmene Cheung fr-m Es-'ce, Windfalls and.ral Jrecb. wounds cuts asd a -a resdll; by a'4 Crgl.u UWHi th th wti alt i La bf hot iliz U.e Yxj Id, 0 Vnt; x-r thi: irtes rr ahia a I Lin WaI A Soid at to.

MaaufaeturT ot Pro MwrHotw- rORTWERTT-riVX DOLLARS tor circo sr TOOL Agea ktaxsaratCo. THB I IVH1 MiU ffrind rorn asa! i -neii dor en tbe cob I eried tr- er. ataoe enttra very tronr and ever 30 t.ra.fcs.a on ear hers. fHO. NeBEBTI, fa titra.

fat etrctlUli. Wa nit lop aiid rrarr. ard nrearjr I warrao'jed to do tbe whoi ioe of 'atiii: frpw- 4 Jf if. Ne York, and by aU reepepasie iriatista snd I ea'ers ia Ms icine throa.hoat the eivuizea woria. ocxse at 23 cents, 66 C4nj.

as 1 eacn, (9 Tberets savlr takls tie A. AC WSVB. Dirserocror 'E glfiasa of pa'tenta la I varj jww ars an ii swta wa. rraoaaw i 1 operator iLaa ar.j n.artii. Tf Capscity JO to a.

freed fjf a CaTCclme Evrj mv -hiie zT wrrarid ot ift.re yeara. auiti ttiKt ta fi T7 rrce, 10 own Kfui lerr.ixKT. -Earn awavita a occup-ed terr.torr. marvl l.wwim IKMKUI fliCHUE (O LUBitc4 7H Fsjben fcatet, PlOlAvrUlPlU, th ache jrti: rrj.