The Morning Democrat from Davenport, Iowa • 1

SEWING MACHINES. THE DAVENPOET DAILY DEMOCRAT RICHARDSON Editors and Proprietors DEMOCRAT. Title DAVENPORT, IOWA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1875. TWENTIETH YEAR. TERMS: $0 PER ANNUM Sewing Machine, riucE no.

FEHSOML. TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS Miss Alice Dutton took her departure WAT GRAHAM for Elmira, N. last evening. Hon. J.

H. Murphy arriyed home this morning from New York, after being absent for five weeks, Mat. Fisher left last evening for Quin-Justice Kauffmann is out on a rcs'lng and collecting tour through Clinton connty, cy, to see the races. Little Fred, NT PR ilm wtii( a Meat I.Uttl Mia-ilua (MMl lly ManatSMt hllNlll FM-Wltlf Machine will and It of Import no. to mma fur oer tatot terms to t-chawra, we O.ler art MHm.

rounu Imr rmnU, end eea.il Ma. i meson This i. to rf psrl nf tbe Konbrl. DKAI CO A Itlostburg, Peru, Lai-kit. wntui, Lehigh, Green River, Wesley City aiul Galrn Coal.

COXSTAXTLY OX IIAXI) YARD CORNER FIFTH CHAN. HK1DEHBECKR. IN BEIDERBECKE MILLER, Wholesale Grocers 107 and 109 iMvuxron-r BEST IN THE WORLD Union Wire TUUL OF KEV. T. IKtKKJliJi.

Rey. T. C. of Woodford county, Ills.Jwho was tried and suspended from the ministerial office in the Metho dtst church two or three years ago, has succeeded in net tin 2 a re-hearine of his case before the Methodist conference, now in session at Moline. The csaui'ma-tion is in secret before the committee ap pointed by the Bishop, which is as follows Henderson Ritchter, chairman F.

Smith, J. E. Taylor, G. W. Arnold, J.

B. Smith, S. P. Alford, N. C.

Lewis, G. R. Palmer, W. Hancy, A. F.

Westergren, G. C. Woodruff, M. C. Eigress, A.

Fisher, E. Ransom, N. T. Allen, W. A.

Cummin3 J. W. Haney and J. G. Evans were ap pointed to prosecute the case.

Rev. Mr. Workman defends himself. The following are the charges and spe cifications, signed by E. P.

Hall, of Eu reka; 111, Charge Immorality First specification. In making unlaw ful professions of love and overtures of intimacy to Mrs. Elizabeth Hedges, late of Eureka, 111. Proofs his letters to her, or copies and depositions herewith sub mitted, Second specification. In a pro position of marriage to the said Mrs.

Hedges, while he had a wife and was liv ing with her. Proofs his letters and de positions herewith submitted Third specification. In making use of profane language in Eureka. 111., on or about the middle ot April, 187o. Proofs depositions herewith submitted.

Accompanying the above are the letters of the accused to Mrs. Elizabeth Hedges, with whom he is charsed with imorooer intimacy. that "PECCiaAii fowek. i 55 Mr. J.

R. Brown, the Mind 'Reader held a private reception at the residence of Mr. Lleik Peters last evening, at which a coodly number of ladies and gentiemen were present, and to say that he succeeded in astonishing all. would be to only reiterate what has been said of his peculiar powers often aad oft. We had hoped that a meeting would have been arranged betwcen Mr.

Brown and Mr. Tillinghast, of Moline, at the Opera House this eyening, growing out of the recent correspondence of these gentlemen, the public at large, will be disappointed therein, for Mr. Tillighast refusesto accede to Brown's wishes in this respect. In the letter of that gentleman to the morning paper, he says: lui is tenacious ana re quests public demonstration. If his ob- eci is to stuuy iue mental science over which he claimsjspccial and exclusive)po5-session, I shall be pleased to add" my small knowledge, which is common only with that of all who have made rcasona ble tests, to his ample and abounding store.

If he means platform notoriety he will be allowed a'monopolyjfull and exclu sive. I am ready to prove the statements this correspondence has contained before any committee of citizens, any literary or scientific society, in either Davenpoit or I flioime, in which the public have conn- I uence, and wuose report the public woula 1 uuiu receive without tlnuht. nr niieatinn It ia I for the reader to determine whether a I I I I I ed MANUFACTURED BY Union Wire Mattrass Company. Nog. 140, 148, 150 North Water Street, West of 17 North Clark CHICAGO, ILL.

Improved Adjustable Frames. THE tJXIOX IRE IflATTKASKES are tho very bent and stronctHt vo made, and are -warranted to suit every one FOR SALE IN DAVENPORT BY OUAIRIjES HILLj, DEA1.EK JN ALL KINDS OK Second Street, Between committee of educated persons desirous I sary of the Conference Claimant's Socie-of investigating my claims or a promis- ty at 2:50 P. at which addresses were illy, de-rwed city, per Mj. delivered In city, per il.y, to mail subscribers per year. UO 80 soo Ditly.

to mail subscribers, per six D. W. lHCIIJiajJSOS. 1. 1.

KICHARDSOS. LOCAL NOTICES. Entire relief from the most excruciating pain in three minutes. Permanent cures for chronic cases. Jaa.

O. Embree, Pro prietor. Harrison llolinan, Agents. The tx'ft Lir.irr.ent known Dr. Barry's Kecipe Oil.

Step into toe nearest drag store, ami get a bottle of Talbot's Iron Tonic, use according to directions, take plenty of good air, and see what a strong and well i person you will become. vws pai rTi. Cannanorino. The ereat discovery for the relief of rtuin. anil a sure and immediate cure for Rheumatism, chronic and acute.

Sprains, Bore Throat. Ilruises. Chilblains, Pain in the Chest. Eaclc or Limbs, Croup, Still Joints. Inflammation, Strains, Neuralgia, Burns Scalds.

Bunions, Frosted feet, Catarrh. Ac. It has a flcasant and re- freshing odor, and will not grease or stain the most delicate fabric, whkh makes it luxury in every family. Price 23 cents per bottle. For sale by Harrison Hol man.

Keuben Hoyt, Proprietor, New York. A tert uniicate oioom upon the cheek is something to be admired. Those ladies who are not naturally pifted this way should use Madame dcRosaas Antheo which is a uarnilcs-t and elegant French (reparation. Sold by all d'jggists. Price 50 cents.

Cramps in the stomach and Dains with children or older people, is at once relieved by using nenne's Magic Oil with molasses and water. This Pain-Kill-inn Magic OH is a tirst-rate doctor in the family, and is soul by your merchant and druggist. Many people suffer nil their lives with indigestion and dys wun a free uso of Talbot's Iron wonl.l afl'ord them relief and cure. TVv it. ii.l m- if it is not so.

Heat, cold and overwork reduce the muscular system and the body needs an invVorator to keep it up to its work. The best article now the market for that litimnsf. is I)r Ttittnr TYinir- Tlf-A. I ant to the taste and healing to the body. The best '-Elastic Truss," (for rupture without mi-ialic Springs, is made by Pomeroy 744 Broadway, New i'ork.

Price by mail, if 1. They also sell the best "elastic stockings" tor enlarged veins, weak joints, and elastic supporting and riding bells. Write to them for full particulars. liOHLK I'OOt). Many children.

Dyspeptics Consumptives die been ise thi-y have not a proper food to sustain them. Horlick'snew food is highly digested and is not farin.iceous, all Physi cians agree that this 13 the best food yet known, and is a boon to the public, and the profession. Tbe People's Choice. There Is probably no one medicine that has cured more people of hard Colds, Coughs, Influenza, and Throat Difficulties than Cue's Coitoh Balsam whilst in cases of Croup and whooping Cough it is remarkable for its speedy cure. Soreni ss of the breast or lungs, or liver difficulties, are relieved by placing two or three thickness of flannel, wet with Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil, over the soreness, when retiring to bod at night.

Try it. One application will help you very much. Fon Scrofula, Rickets andLung diseases, Fougera's Cod Liver Oil is the best remedy and the cheapest; for it is more prompt in its action and more certain in its affects than all other Cod Liver Oils in the market. Fisf. Heads of Haiti i.v Twelvs Months.

Glyceitc of Arnica, the simple, harmless clear, transparent compound, has restored fine heads of hair where baldness was apparent for twenty yi-ais Philadelphia Chemist's certificate on each bottle, as to its freedom from injurious chemicals. No. 5 North Fifth street. For Coughs, Colds in the Head, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Bronchial Irritation, use Pyle's Coryza Lozenges, and you are sure of a speedy cure. For sale by Harrison Holman.

Accident. A gentleman was lately thrown from his buggy ia Harlem, New York, and received a seyre sprain of the k-U ankle, besides other bruises. Before he uld reach his residence his ankle and foot were so swollen his boot had to be cut from his foot. Failing to get the immediate attention of a physician, some one suggested "ond'n Detract to relieve the intense pain with which he was suffering. The relief was so prominent and effectual that when his family physician arrived it was decided to continue it tor the present, the physician predicting at leat six weeks' confinement.

The patient keptbandag around the sprained parts, wcttins them every half hour night and pay, for five days, when ho was able to wear a tight shoe to go to his business with the use of a stout cane, not crutch. By tubbing the ankle three or four times a day since, the injured part has become as strong as ever before, which is unusual in such severe sprains. He used nothing but Pond's Extract. His physician. who used and prescribes fond' Extract, had never used it in a case like this before, and pronounces this as the most convincing proof of the remarkable powr'of the Extract.

The above rase is only one of a very large number of cases of sprains from falls on ice this. winter and from other causes cured by Extract. I Yonr a.il.? Wortii IO Cents Sickness prevails every body complains of some disease during their life. When sick, the object if to get -veil now we say plainly that no person this world that is suffering with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and its effects, such as Indigestion, Costiveness, Sick Headache, S.Mir Stomach, Heart burn, Talpita tion of the Heart, Depressed Spirits, Biliousness, cannot take Green's Arc.tsT Flowf.u without getting relief and cure If you doubt tnis, go to your druggist and get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. Regular size 75 cents Two doses ill relieve vou.

rszei'matic Lixmcvr. Mr. C. BiNPF.it. Philadelphia I do hereby cerfify that I have been suffering from periodical attacks of Pain in the heal over a year, during which time I hare tried all sorts of Uemedics prescribed by physicians and affording relief.

Through the kindness of Mr. Jrjn Bright, I had two application of C. F. Binder's "Rheumatic Liniment applied to the affected parts. I was surprised to find such rapid relief.

1 thus -heerfully recomend its use to those afflicted with pain as a successful remedy, and taave no hesitation in saying that C. Binder's Rheumatic Liniment fully equal what is claimed foi its merits P. F. McAxdkew. Pa.

Sold by Harrison Holman, E. S. Bal lord Emeis A Mason A Smith Maxwell A Richards Stevenson Carna- han. Ladies, do you want a handsome com plexion Of course you do. Well, then, send for a box of A.

J. Pozzoni's "Mcdi cated Complexion Powder. It will re move freckles and sunburn, will allay all irritation, and impart to the skin a beautiful, transparent whiteness. It is sold at wholesale and retail by A. Pozzoni, St Mo and by every druggis in Uavcnport.

IJIlOttTAXT TO TRAVELERS When too visit or leave the City of SVV YORK, save annoyance and einene or orrisse hire and nop at the til tSDI MoM HOTKUonwiti the UKASD CENTRAL DKfUT. It hsT overiBO elegantly turausbeit rooms, and is atted np at an xpena oT over lin). Elevator steim, and ail modern fmnroTement. Kimjeaa Plan. The Lnnca Counter and Wine Koom are euHlied with the best which the market Caa farnistt.

'thecmrin ia Hnsarpawed. Kooms for a single person Jl. $1.50 and par dar; rich tor families proportionately low, no that Tt-tora to the city and traveler can live more laxn- for lem money, atthe URANDUNION.tban at any other arst-claaa in the city. Stages and care Daw the Hotel every mi note for all parts of the City. I for the is that and best and ind been who, in ago.

of now to Xow that the were cut over how A to to cr We day to ter, J. ly ly to OVER THE KlVfctt. BOCK ISLAND. Miss Lucie Cable and her brother, Ben Cable, are now in St. Petersburg Russia.

The most notable cases before the Cir cuit Court Thursday, were John Higgins for burglary, lie wa3 sentenced to fifteen months in the penitentiary, one day in I solitary confinement, and the balance of I the time at hard labor, and that he pay the costs of the case. Tim Riley first intended to stand a trial on the charge of receiving stolen goods, and a jury was empaneled, but he con cluded to plead guilty. Judge Pleasants fined him $1, and costs of suit, and sen fenced him to 20 days in the county jail The other indictment against him for the same offence was not pressed by the state's attorney. P. T.

McElberne, of this city, and W. A. Foster, of Day enport, appeared for Tim. jJir. A.

A. Morey ana his ramify ar rived from California on Thursday and are slopping for the present at Dr. W. MagriU's. Archie proposes to take a few days to look around and admire the growth of Rock Island before rolling up his sleeves and assuming charge of the business department of the Union.

Germania Lodge No. 6. A. O. U.

W. meets this evening in the hall over Lun dy's store. Mr. and Mrs. J.

iH. Wilson, Mr. and Mis. Geo. E.

Evans and Miss Wilson re turned home yesterday after an extreme lv pleasant trip to the East. Mr. Wilson reports the iron industry of Pennsylvania badly prostrated, and many of the largest establishments in bankruptcy. The crops throughout the country visited were in excellent condition, with the exception of fruit, which is scarcei nearly cvery- where. MOLINE.

D. C. Dimock. our defaulting ex City Clerk, was arrested in Chicago on Wednesday, and our authorities notified by telegraph. Marshal Wells took the night train for that city and returned with tbe young man Thursday evening, taking him to Rock Island where he remained until 9 o'clock, when a bond to the amount of $2,000, was sent down from Moline, and he was released and came home, accompanied by a number of his friend's who had gone down to see him.

Walter Ilillhouse and family arrived in New Yo yesterday from Europe. They are expected here on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunn have gone on a short trip into Iowa.

Mr. Dunn al ways takes that kind of a trip when symp-tons of ague appear. Th's evening at Masonic Hall, Rodman avenue, over the post office, Past Master Robert Morris will lecture on the Holy Land. Master Masons are cordially invit- to attend. To dav's programne of the Methodist fVnfarpnrn nnaiatpil or 51 nnsi.

1 ncss session in tne lorenoon, tne anniyer- hv M. Snur lock and II. Ritchie; and the anniversary of the Book Concern at 7:30, with addresses by Drs. Edwards, Hunter and Walden. To-morrow afternoon there will be a children's meeting.

The Odd Fellows first annual picnic will be held in Brook's grove next Saturday. All the lodges of the county will be represented; Moline lodge, 133. Coal Valley lodge, 304, Swedish Olive lodge, 583, Rock Island, lodge 18, Hamolon lodge 553, Illinois City lodge. All will meet at the hall of the Moline lodge, Dunn's Block, Wells street, at 10 A. M.

and proceed to Brook's grove, where an oration will be delivered by P. G. M. El lis. After the oration, dinner will be spread, and) the remainder of the after noon will be spent in social converse and games, and for those who desire to trip the light fantastic, facilities will be provided.

Good music will be in attendance during the day. FOR SALE. A good horse, one buggy, and one sleish, all in good order, to be sold cheap for cash. E. Rothschild A Bros, Latest Styles of EadieV at Weston's.

ItlVEIt NEWS. The water gauge marks 6 feet 3 inches above low water mark this morning' The Red Wing from the south, and the Dubuque from the north, of the K. N. L. to-day.

The Diamond Jo and the Damsel for the South to-day. The Colossal, of the Granger line, will be here this evening from St. Louis, and Jim Osboru reports a big load of freight on hand for her. By the way, the clerk, Cubberly, had quite a practical joke played upon him on Wednesday just before leaving St. Louis.

He had gone to sleep in the afternoon in one of the staterooms of the above boat, when a painter at the time employed on the boat painted the clerk's moustache white. The clerk awoke after a terrible dream, and glancing into the mirror hung near his bed he taw that the hair on his upper lip had turned gray in an hour. Hehad read of the British officer whoje hair had turned white ia a race for life, and of many other fellows whose heads had been frosted from sudden fright. It was not till Larry de termined to shave off the evidence that he discovered the joke. ATTEJII'IEO MICIBE.

The night before last, considerable ex citement was caused at a German board ing house in the vicinity of Second and Rock Island streets, when it became known that the wife of the proprietor had taken poison, with the evident intention of committing suicide. A physician was summoned with all haste, who gave the lady emetics, and then applied the stomach pump, removing nearly all the poison She is quite sick yet, but out of danger. Domestic trouble is said to be the cause We withhold names, as the lady is well known for her amiability and virtues among our German fellow-citizens, while her husband is well, probably, the least said about him the better. He is well known, too, but probably not so favor ably. 1 No moke indispensable article can be found in a household than baking powder, and health, economy and taste rectuire that the best should be obtained.

This may be done by getting none but Dr. Rice's King Baking Powder. It is the very best in the market, as avowed by thousands of exoerienccd housekeepers. Ask lor Dr. R'ce's Kins Baking Powder, and no other.

Real Turkish Smoking tobac eo. Telegraph Cigar Store. NEW YORK STORE, CbRNEB SECOND AND HARRIS9N STREETS Grand Opening of Millinery Department, Monday, Sept. 37th, and Tuesday, Bept, 553th. M.

WEIPEMASJf. be to of 9 at THE CITY. LIBERAL COLXTT TICKET. For Representatives. ECliKNE BIKCHAItU, EKNST MiEIXKR, J.

A.CBAWFOKD. For Sheriff, HARVEV LKONAKD. For County Treanrer, M. J. KOHLFS.

For Sooerviaor. GEO. MCKKAY. For Auditor, JAMES DUO LEY. For School Superintendent, C.

1L CLKMMhK. For Coroner. DR. W. W.

URANT. Tlie best lot of overcoats in the city, at E. ROTHSCHILD BROS. 19. R.

One 111 01 day of the grand opening to-morrow. Don't fall to call. Buy Dr. Cram's Fluid Lightning. ITEMS 1 BltliJF.

Beautiful fall weather. Indian Summer is bursting upon us. The members of the Academy Science hold a regular meeting this even ing, Three new freight engines have just been turned out for the C. R. I.

P. road, at their works in Chicago, Der Demokrai has nailed to its mast head the full Liberal State and County ticket. The members of the Butchers and Drovers Association, with their families and friends, propose to have their annual picnic on Offerman's Island next Sunday, All the large packets are running through to St. Paul now, since the recent riss. lue Superior, which has been laid up for repairs, is again in the line.

It is possible that the lecture commit tee wiI1 8ecur0 Mr. paniel Dougherty, of and Hon. Alex. H. Ste phens, of Georgia, for the coming winter course.

Van Horne, of the Muscatine Tribune, delivers the address before th'; Old Settlers reunion of Louisa county, at Green Hill Springs on the 5lh proximo. On Monday next 300 pigeons are to be sacrificed in Muscatine, at which the crack shots of Davenpoit, Wilton, West Liberty and Muscatine will be in at the death. Dr, Bell, assisted by Drs. Lawrence and Kelly, amputated Mr. William Hor- ton's left leg yesterday.

Mr. ITorton had been suffering with necrosis of the bone 34 years. The American citizen is aroused, and fast mail trains have done the arousing. The American citizen wants to know why passenger trains cannot run as fast as mail trains. Is he willing to risk it? The Scott County Agricultural Society the only fair association in this section made anything like expenses.

The weather of last week and week be fore, were very hard on fairs If they don't run to kerosene and buzz saws in this vicinity as much as in other places, it may be stafed that the earnest threshing machine, is attending strictly to business, and getting away with life, a3 noted in yesterday's paper. The German Adelphi Company of Chicago, which is composed of the German dramatic talent in the country, will present the French sensational drama of "The Two Orphans," at the German Theater in this city, on Tuesday AVednesday evenings next, Sept. 28 29. And now, "they say" that Ole Bull has dead for eight months. One man, of course, didn't go to the Opera House Wednesday evening though he bought a ticket says, to-day, that he remembers reading an account of Oie's derith, which took place at his old home Sweden some seyen or eight months It is a little strange he didn't think this, till Thursday morning.

Tbe Lyons Water Works Company is a reality. Stock has been subscribed the amount of $25,000, articles of incorporation have been recorded, and the franchise of th city for a period of twenty-five years granted by the Council. nothing is in the way of commencing to dig the trenches and reservoir, and work is to be begun just as soou as contracts can be let. Route agent Tom B. Warren reports a cur'ous nfjiir at Green Island, a station on C.

A D. Wednesday several men riding in a wagon and one of them Florence O'Larry, tumbled. He was afterwards picked up alive, but with his throat badly cut, and the case is undergoing i nvestigation. The cut looks as though made with a knife, but his companions claim that O'Larry's throat was by the wagon in some way as it ran him. The party were all drunk.

Railroading is a mystery to us, says the DeWitt Observer. We can't understand it is that the trains of the Davenport St. Paul road are so pushed for time as generally get away just in time to fail accommodate travelers who wish to board them from the Northwestern road then if the latter trains be late, the form can wait here a whole hour, but nat quite long Vmoush to make connection can't see through these things, of course. 1NSAK. Officer Miller picked up a man yester evening whom he found wandering around the streets, and whom, from his actions and manner, the officer supposed be insane.

He is now in jail, and his case being brought to the attention of the Overseer of the Poor, that gentleman has filed an information of insanity before the Circuit Clerk, who has called the attention of the Board of Lunacy to the mat and an investigation will probably be had to-morrow morning. The man is supposed to be f-om Fayette county, as fragments of letters directed to John Kipps, at some poiDt in that county, were Lmndonhis person. Major Blunt, engineer of the C. A road, anived this morning, and with E. Henry, receiver of the D.

A St. road, is this 'afternoon locating the line of road, according to the plat recent niaue ny trie cut Council, it Is evi dent that the company mean business now, and are determined to act as spcadi as possible. relatives, and will remain a few days WANTED. A stout honest boy to deliver the Dem orat in the western part of the city, in quire at this office. Ryan, the Hatter, corner of Second and Main streets.

SEWING MACHINE NEDLES for all kinds of machines, only 50 cents per dozen, at the Howe office, on Third street, between Brady and Perry. Nothing improves the appearance of the air so much as isurnett Cocoaine. A1X KINDS OP Port El) roil and I-e Claire White Lluicf Gllberltou I.lmc, Cement, Planter Hair and Sand. axi roil H.w.i: cheap AXD UARRISOX STRKKTS. P.

II. KIILim W. Second Street, unv.i Mattrasses who gives them a trial. Harrison and Ripley. DAVENPORT.

B. Commission Merchant Shipments or Grain and Produce Ilnrrlnon. cor. Second, llnvrumirl, In DOW, GILMAM HANCOCK Merchant Millers Fourth bet. Kaninm and LeClaire.

All kinds of Mill Feed cou-latitly ou baud. I'. Box 3KJ. Also, Proprietors of the GBTY ELEVATOR, Comer Fifth and Harrison HtreeUi. Storage, Forwardin? and Commission.

Consignments solicited. Amlres "City Elevator," P. O. LoxS'iS DAY KNPOKT ItiWA. aorlltf MARTIN Commission Merchants Grain, Flour, Seeds, and Country Produce.

Dual-cis In Canned, Dried aud Forelirn Fruits. Cider, Ovate and Fish. FKONT AND II It A I) 8TUEKT, DAVEN1MKT. Car load conxlninei.ts solicited. Prompt returns.

Refer to our Uaukiuu and Jnbblnii Houses. OBERNE. McDANELD 3l COMPT DEAi.ans in Pelts IPal AVE A UKANCII OFTIIEIUCIIICAOO 1IOU8B No. 320 West Third Street. THOMPSON'S IH.OCK, llet.

Harrison and Klpley And are prepared to nay the 1UHHKNT Market j-nce. 111 cs-ii lor tne aimve named articles. Cou-sixumcnte ere solicited to their Houses in Chl-raifo. l)aveiiiort. Dos Moines, and Council BU-lTs, Iowa.

Omaha, Lincoln and Nebraska City, and Junction City Kansas, Tor which the b.ybesl prices will be allowed. COAL J. S. WYLIE SUCCESSORS TO II. CARLE.

Wholcsole and Retail Dealers lu Blossburg and Bituminous COAL. Dealers in and Consumers of Hard and Soft Coal Are respectfally solicited to call and examine onr Kupr-rlor Stock, or to correspond with us before buying their supply. OFFICES 1 HARRISON be. 4lh and 5lh. west side, near City Klsvpto-; aud FOURTH AND PARNAM, near R.

I. P. R. Frei-Mlt Cliie. FURNITURE.

THE SHAKERS Web Seated Chairs. The easiest and best cbalr made. Also; furnish web backs when so ordered. Every Chair of onr make bears a gold transfer trade mark and none others, are genuine. Send for onr Illustrated Catalogue and Price List Address, ITI.

WAGAN, mount Lebanon, N. V. CHAS. HILL, Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds of FURNITURE, Matressses, SO. 81 WEST SECOND STREET, I'otween Harrbion and Ripley SSia Ar.

promptly attended' Barber Chairs always on band and made to order. hvdut euKuieu. samel uoilii, wholesale and retail dealer in furniture, Carpets, OilJ Cloths, iV-ts, AND WINDOW SHADEH, c. No. 14 Second Street.

Davenport ENGRAVERS. i-ei oon uo Hopkins. st r'TrrcHt'ii 1NC1NNAT1.11.I ANTHRACITE Mm ail SRGRSVeR mm C. a ted ments. from nlshed Like Lake ONEIDA Community PACKER OP CHOICE Fruits, 5 Vegetables, and Jellies.

ONEIDA, N. The Vegetable put np by tbe O. C. are a'l riUcd in tne immediate Ticlultyof (be Prriervins Factory, aud greit car i taten to bave them harvested at the best moment, and canoed wa'Ie they are fresh. The frill pisetved ia heavy syrup made of tuebest white enar.

find are ready for table ne without further atlviit'on. The aim has been to pnt ihemupln the ije aepi-tdSm Sonci for Prloo Xjlst. LOST. On the-4lh of August, a Bank Ikwk of theDaven. port Savings Bauk.

lo. 1,108. A liberal reward will be to the party leaving the same at the ik. senMdiit TURNER HALL. II.

TiEYER Manager. WM. PKLISSIEK btajje Mana-'er. TUESDAY and W'EDXfcSDAY, September 281U and 23lh, 1ST5. For Lie ttn-t lime the worM-reoo ucd eensatioual uni ma, THE TWO ORPHANS! From (he Freach by D'Enaeiy, by the GERMAN ADELPHI Tbeolre Coi.ipa-y.

orch'ca to. Ar.fmssioo: ll-rv(v Kt.fiiM p.m,,. Gal let 85c Doom open at 7 P. at. rie at 8:30.

Tlcke's can be had at Turaerliall. set21 tn TheState of Iowa BY THE nnvFRMQRj ft FOR THE CiK.NEKAL. ELECTION, OfTOItEK 13, 1875. JiUHSUANT TO LAW. CYEl'S C.

CAKPEN-1 T2K, (ioveroor of ilie (-late of Iowa, do hi'-by pi-jc'ahu tbntattho General to he heid on tje Second Tae-Hlay In October. A. D. 1815, (lie oflW- to be filled, to-wii: Hy ro'e of all th kectort etaie: (iovevnor Tie office of Lieutenant Governor; T.ie oi'rtceor Judre of he Suprjine t. in place of William E.

vUoee terni of oikice willex-p -e December 31, 1S75; VheoiBcao'Si'pcdn ene'ent of Public Lis' By vm of the JCecto, of (A svt.vl Senut Difitt-Ut d'irjnat a Oetvw: Tjb offl eo Se.u-toiin the Geac.at Assembly F.oint it t.N.rict, being Davis counly. From the fou ti! district, be'ug Hnooe county. From tie disa'ct, beius ilo'aroe and Wayne con ea; Ftoi-i t-isilxih district, bei3 Clarke and Liicjs tonntie: From liie sevj'i d'atrlct, being Tavlor, Einsgola evC Decai ur con nlles From tie e'hih dldirict, being Fremont, Pasre and Mo j. oui'vy coil itc From a'tita district, bein rotiawattamie and Mills cour.ie From twelfth dtst ict, bein Jele son conniy; Fijui beiu Wrhuiioa aud Lou' a conntk'; i'rom tze ehtcenth dis rid, being Mahaska coin From tbeninel.e jet, beiaz Vaiioa conn- i'rom -he die: ict, beini Warren count From bein' C'euar cou a ty; the twenty-fifth dit ict, being Johnson coaj.y; the twealy-s'zuh district, being Iowa conn- the Ihl tieth district, being Jackson coo a F.om the disaict, being Lian co.m-ty: From the being Ben.on cop i-y; From (lie thir.y-iou th dhL-ici, being Marshaliand Gruudv conut Fro-n U' thirty-sixth district, being Delaware conity; From the I jir y-seiren disi.kt, Euchanan coi-a-y; fc' oai i'lt dls.rict, being Clavion county. f.om bein; Favelte conuly; Fio iue d-s be jg AUamaUoe ion illy "From the distr cL being M.tc'aeil.Flovd p.id Dut; -rco-.

Frjui tbs for -firth dlsi-'cl. being Boons and S.Or7 coiMiie: Fhu the ftw.jM'-siB bein-j Wor n. Wia-ne, Kos flan'ocU. Curro Goruo, ilniaboldt, Wii'ht f.Jd conut 'e; F.om thefor.y seven. beljj Dicfel json, Eiu Clay, i'alo a o.

Krens Pocahontas, Ida. Sac, Calhoun aid Wabt.er count 'cs. Fio.n for.y-nij district, being C- -een, Audobou aud coun-le; ta rid for eacaof which dlstr'cis one Senaior is to caosen. By vo't of the of th several Com it and Dlttrlct The office of r.epr.-e io Ite Oeneral Assem noiu escaof such counties and representative From C'iutoj. Duiinqne, Lee, and Scott connfe.

each, ihree tepitjsen.aiives; 1 From Le.itor. Bl ck Hawk. Cedar uai.rn.-r, uoun ou, jo ic K30KUK, -n. Ma lOHko. Marion, Polk Wapello, Wtshiniton and Wiuaeshiek counties' each, From Al amakee, A-ipauooe.

BooDe. Bremer Buchanan, Btulur, Cairkusaw, Clarke, Dallas, Davis Decatur, Del.iw?rs. l-'aye Flovd, Grnu-dy Hard'u, Harrison. Howard. IowaJelf r-son, Loui-wi, Lucas, Madtson.M.irsurlLMiUs Mitchell, Monroe, Page, PoUawaitamie, Tama, Taylor, Van Bai-eu, Warron and Webster counties, each, one ropreseuta! ive Ibe foiirtcentu district, being tbe coanues I.inrgold aud Union.

I' rom the twentieth district, oelng Montgomery and Adams counties, one represemaf ve being 'Andubon. live Aaalrna Cass counties, one From the torij-Bi bs'ng Monona, Crawiord.lda aad Cne.oi.ee eoau.ies, one leore-sentative. From the forty-second district, being Carroll, Cainpan aud Sac ooe lepresenta- From the siity-eiah safct. be'azFranktto and Cerro Gordo co-julie. one renrsenlaUve- From the Blxiy-nlntb dWct, bein-j Worth, n-nebogo, Kossuth aud Hancork oae rei-resntai ve; From the seveniielh dlslricf.

being Hnmbo'dl, Dara lton and Wiigat couoliei, onerenresecfc ilve. From theseventy be ug Bueia ista, and Eainiet conni-p. Alto aud met connl'eQf oue representative. rom theseveolv-serond di(rVt Dickinson, and O'Ur en connr an represent alive; From the dlsf 'ct bnry, Plymouth, Sioax aad Lyon be'ogr Wood-Cututlca, one repiesenraiive. Wu uereot all electors tb-nnirTinnt -i oi.e oue ce, ana tne Bue.itfs of tbe couuties will take official no.

ice and be "-ovcrned according'. And I do further proclaim and five notice, that the day or said general election tue olHi.e named below, having become vacant, are to be flHed- By vote ol tbe electors of the Seventh Jnd'-ial D'stnct. The office or Distri't Jod In and for said dis. Wm Brnnaa' occasioned by tbe resignation By vote of the electors of tbe Eleventh Sinatotial being the county ofHenry. The ofdee of Senrtor in the General Assembly from fcam dismct, to flll a vacancy caused by the resignation of John P.

West. Whereof aU electors thro jghont said district wil due notice, and the sheriff. rr counties Oepinwill take official aotice.aud be "ov- s. In to stlmony whei-cof I have berenato set my and caused to bo affiled the Grea. rreal of the Slate of Iowa.

Done pt De Moines tula tenth day of Seplember Ibe ye; ror onr Loiuone Ihonsand eKht hundred seveaty-flve: of the Stale or Imv. .1, nlmh, aad of ihelndeiiendence of the United Slates one hundredth. By tho Governor, CARPENTER Josiak T. Tome, SeeteUirj 'ot Stale. STATE 1 Scott Cocmy, 6S-In compliance wlta SecIioDs 5T8 of the Code of Iowa.

Proclamation notice to tbe ejectors of Scotc couuty. Iowa, of the lonn. ana notice is hereby given to the qualified electors of ea county, that on tae 2a October, A. 1873, foliowin? offices said connty are lo be filled agcuciDicwwivuiu uv 1U Bta COtlntV tO" Three Representatives One Sunervieors Sheriff; Connty Tiensnrer; do Audiior; do Superintendent; do Surveyor; do Coronc-; Sherars office, Davenpoit. Iowa.

Sent ai'h a 18-5 HARVEY LEONARD. Sheriff of Scott County. Gazetle and Der Deirokrat copy. lot! PROCLAMATION in II 75 Is to Tbe see Art A. lueall, Goldsmith Maid and other noted flyers are entered.

Stephen Roberts, Esq of San Francis co, a well known operator in mines and stocks, is spending a few day in the city Wm. H. Carter and Fred E. Mason, of New York, and Chas. M.

Patterson, of San Francisco, are prominents at the Newcomb House. Mr. Ben. Woodward, of Clinton, has just returned from an extended trip through the western part of the State, and reports a large corn crop in prospect in Iowa, the late frosts having injured only a few of the more backward pieces. Hon.

B. F. Shaw passed through this city Thursday evening, en route for the Chicago Exposition, where he will exam ine the large aquarium on exhibition there, and then proceed to Mackinaw to procure a supply of trout spawn for Iowa rivers. Mr. James A.

Murphy of tho firm of Murphy A of New York, proprietors of the Quintaid Iron Works, one of the largest establishments of the kind in the country, arrived in Davenport this morning in company with Judge J. H. Murphy, and will spend several weeks in this vi cinity, rusticating and enjoying western scenery. The Quintard Iron Works haye now on hand a contract amounting to some $300,000 for building engines, pumps, and other heavy 'machinery for the Chicago water workp. Mr.

Murphy is a young gentleman possessed of energy and business talent of a high order, and is one of the leading manufacturers of New York city. The best $2 shirt in America at Ryan's SEIZED FOB I A IC FAX. E. pAt 5 o'clock on Thursday afternoon, the Keokuk Northern Line wharfboat, which is moored near the foot of Madison street, says the Rock Island Union, was seized by the Sheriff on an attachment as pro vided by the city ordinance, for $200 back wharfage. The Sheriff put Frank Ankrum in charge, instructing him that the down boat in the evening might take any freight that was for it, but that otherwise he must lock up the doors and hold pesses'sion of tbe boat till further notice.

City Attorney Gest has had the papers in this matter eady for some days past, but, owing to the Mayor's illness he was unable to have them signed on behalf of the city sooner. The now pendingiu the Circuit Court between the city and the company cannot heard before the January term, but no doubt necessary bonds will be entered into on behalf of the company to release the wharfboat from its present bondage without delay. Vlfl AND V1GOB. Use K'ngslcy's Tonic If you want good blood and an iron constitution. See ad-ertiaenient.

POLICG PK1IGS. The police business vros transferred to Justice Viele's court to-day, in the ab. sence of the Police Blagistrate, Kauf-mann, and the following cases heard: Henry Martin (not officer) was up for an assault committed unon Theodore Hanson. The parlies are fwn Buffalo. Martin was fined $1 and J.

E. Qiffbrd, was up on a charge of robbery. It appears le lias a boy named John Moore working tor hiiTij and the boy yesterday brought a tair of boots for two dollars and a half tlic money belonging Gifford. On the bey's return, he told Mr. Giflbrd, and that gentleman, after threatening tho boy, lKk the boots away from him.

The boy; made known his grievance to a lawyer, who filed an in. formation for robbery against Giflbrd. When brought up for trial to-day before Justice Viele, he set(ed the matter by paying the boy five dcllars, and the costs suit. NEW YOI1K STORE, COTtNER SECOND AND HARBISON STREETS. Grand Opening of Mllinery Department, Monday, Sept.

27th, ind Tuesday, Sept. 2B. I M. Weidemann. New Slock of Soots and Slioes Just received, Weston 43 Brady street.

It is a treat to into Sam Perry's store on Brady strct, and examine the large and varied spek of cloths he has just received for faland winter clothing, which embraces eyry variety and tex ture. Sam Perry ifthe best cutter in the city, and employs one but the best work men. Ho makes uo according to prom ise, and charges iroderate prices. His stock of ready-madi clothing cannot be excelled, and in the Joe of gents' furnishing goods he has evrything that bache lors desire. Drop 1 and see him before you leave your orde for a suit elsewhere, and you may charre your mind, Brady between Second ant Third streets.

DAVENPORT Ac IV. PllL K1L ROO. Arrangements hav now been made for close connections bween Davenpoit and Dubuque, as folio's: Passengers Jeavii North Davenport at o'clock A. alive in Dubuque, via. Delaware, by the It'nois Central Railroad 6 o'clock P.

M. leaving Dubuque by the Illinois Central hilroad at 8:25 A. M-arrive in North Davnport at 3 P. M. All passengers toand from Dubuque will save time and xpense by taking this route.

Through tickets fa'd at Day enport and Dubuque. Baggage checkedhrough. J. 8. Kellogg, Gaeral Ticket Agent.

W.H. Wood, Sperintendent dtf Fine Tobaco and Imported cigars. Telegrph eigar Store. New and nobbpats just out at Ryan's "MAUIED. At the residence of tla rlrle'a narents.

Thnrsdav by the Rev. ather JOHS S. STILES and ELLEN G.jiugQter of Walter Kelly, Esq. All of this city. KAt the office of wirt by istice Tiele.

Sept. 24th, jub. w.iviiuirj;ui;ii,ntt miss auui Ar AJSDEESON, all of Sco.loooty. OPARTNERSHIP "VfOTICE 1 hereby "pin that the coporttien hip lately existing betwa CLAYTON SONNTAG, Is tilted ay dissolved bjatual consent, Mr. So-tagretirlD.

1 The business will be alnued at the old stand by Booert Clayton, who cits a continuance of tbe liberal patronage tnatas heretofore been bestowed, i Davenport, Sept. 82, fi, be bly of on ot take in aad tbe also the u. wit: It Co.ll Nothing term to cash purchasers. nerrhaule. Circular.

Bend for our IrerrlBtv aud lata Trrme (TAMI lid vant Merchants for Agents. JOIINM HI Mate. Street IIICJU; I LI. Plca-e ollllro us hv statlnr- advertisement. LOTTERIES.

nu.wvmi kvkuy vs ST lo f4HO.HH 1 Prise of I Prlau of II I'rlsesof each 1 Prljte of 10 I'ruesef l.ll eai'h NI.I.M 5II ft.Ol 10 Mini Slti.utt TlUeta Ill Piirs of each lrtaes of f.iui each Circulars with full Information ssut free. for rale and prises cashed hv i rttatloner and G.tienil Afrn1, fsbHd.twIv 1MI la tHirtjf strwt New tork. SPLENDID CHANCE fOR A FORTUNE. Grand Golden Drawing -or TUB -l-OI ISIN4 KTTIC LtlTTKHT. Takes Place Saturday, December 25, 1875.

IM TAI. IMCIZi: 3iS() l'rlaea Atnouulliiir lo ALL IN GOLD NK I'KIK TO KVK.UY MIX TICKICTH. Ickels Teutlis and Twi-nlietlin iti im. II. KAUH Jl Walnut 8T.

Ldl'IH, Mtt P. O. Ilet Lott iryi Pneaairo St Echarura Atsort E. KAUB P. O.

Ilox Walnut ST LUCIS Drawing Absolute ou tio.i:i it The tniMcr. make the ihi.II Ive and nnijnallaVd slati'iui-iit, that ineiw will lw no runiier and tint all pun hs.eis nf ticketa, iihii pre-scuta. Ion ol lie in alter thai day, will Ixiaiiutled the return or all money Inve.ieil. nuloss llil. ao-uouneenieiit be strictly compiled with.

FIRST CONCERT roll THE HKNtriT or Till Montpelier Female Humane Ass'n. At ALEXANDRIA. VA, Thursday, September 30, 1875. LIST OF GIFTS. 1 Grand Cah I Grand Cash ft I Grand Cash Gin 1oca.li Hiram each II Cash ii Ml in.) l' Ca-li GUM, Nl each ll.nm Ca-li Gll.s, lil ll.l"! I'Mll Gifts, Ml Cash tints, Mi.iaal imi.iaai TNal Ml.iaal ao.oat laMai I1a1.11; I W.I7Ca.U Gifts ainountlni? to l.isai.mai NUMBER OF TICKETS lOO.OOO.

rillCR IIS TU'KK-Ta Whole Tickets Mstves tiiianers hiirlits. or each Cottpiin Five and a half ilckets for one Eievuu tu kuts lor I so.on n.il a.oo 1ui nuu.taj The Montieller Humane Association, chartered bv the LejfiHlature or Virginia and the Circuit Cmrt nt tlraun Cnuiily. iiroiHHHis, hv a series of Grand Girt Concert, lo e.lltill.li and rielnw a "Home for the 'd. Infirm, and Deatiliiln Ladles of Vlnrtnla," at Mouljwilur, the former residence of I'm. id out Jiawa Madison.

The Is Milder the control of Hlltltt allot whom araelM-tml hlniiiii.il t. Ibe Siix khi.tders. aud two appointed bv the urnn. onf ltemlildiires for tickets mav he made hv prepaid, post olthe money onler on Washruirtua. 1' or by n-glslcred letter, adlreed to Hon.

JA.MhH UAItBOUR, M. F. II. Alexandria. Vs.

For lull particulars, Ac, send for Circulars. I.eliable At-cnts wanled everywhere For ticket, and Inliirmatldti a fnvw HOYT 303 Brady Iowa. aUizidAnii.f BOOTS AND SHOES. New Boot and Shoe Store. L.W.WESTON At Child Old tttand.

No. 43; Brady Street, lias Just opened the Largest and Most Complete S-ock of Boots and Shoes In tbe City, which will be sold Cheap for Cash. Call and be convinced. W. C.

WARRINER DBALEItflN BOOTS HAND SHOES 41 Ilrudy Street, Davenport. With nnsnrpassed fscrtltlee in hie tine, he solicits continuance of the liberal pa iron aire the establishment has hitherto enjoyed, pledging blnuelf to spare no efforts to vleaae his customers. ESTABLISHED 90 TEARS. JOHN BCALEY, Manufactnrer and Dealer In AND NO. BUADY STREET.

Itepairln neatly done. All work warrantee orders uy mall promptly attended to. 'COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL Corner Chambers Street and West flroadwav NEW YORK. ON TUB EUROPEAN 11. A FIrsl-clasa aceommodatlona for in convenlem ly to busing.

Cam from all denote n. 01 ft to 5 n.r koom. and 7 0 nnomely far. n' 1: UPOOINS. IWletoea.

GARDNER HOUSE, Located coiner MICHIOAN.av mT5 0D Mlchtjan. opposite the Ort Kxro.uio near HI th. iUllro.4 $150, and $4.00 pet a new ADVERTISEMENTS. ART SCHOOL. THE MISSES CRAWFORD.

From the Academy of Dosi m' In rn spectfully announce to the citizens of Duvt-ui mt that on the firet Monday of October next lliry will ieu a school of Painting and Drnwlng In all branches, in Perry's building, corner of Commercial alley No. 'JH Brady street. A special class ill be organized for Saturdays, lo accommodate ihose unable lo attend ou other days. Terms moderate. For further particulars apply' at private resideuce.

No. SIS West Sixteenth street. Kefereuces: Mrs. E. Putnam, Mrs.

Wm. Allen, Mrs. James T. Lane, Mrs. Dr.

Peck, Mrs. I. W. Har- riKon. W.

H.WISWELL CO. Manufacturers of Factory, EVAKSTON, ILL. Office 54 West Lake St CHICAGO- OUR TICKLES ARK WARRANTED A NO. 1, and count guaranteed as represented. Put lip English and American ityle In any size package wanted, and warranted to keep.

Write for prices, stating sine of Pickle and package wauled. EST IM1XT IS THE It received the First riiasaecverr iiKiili't ana aun ty lair where en lered tora l're'luiti PURE WHITE, nil a1 aiA Every Man His Own Painter. BECAUSE THE Ettibtler I 'ulnt Is Heady lo Use. RUBBER PAINT COMPANY, West Van Bnren Street, HICAt.O. WAXTEO MOX EY.

E. If allson St. CHICAGO CAMPBELL'S t'ae only honse where yon can buy Hair Goods lor one-uair tneir value. $50,009 Worth of HAIR GOODS! Most be sold In a few dnvs rceftrdleMof nrofit. An immsuee Bock anc duil times have forced me reduce the prices to suit the tune, to realize muuey ai once.

REAL HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES, From SI and upwards. Ladies Gents Wigs AND HAIR JEWELRY Made to order. Campbell's Japanese Ilalr Dye. only Brown Hair Dye in the world. Trv It.

Campbell's Self-Instructor In the art of Hair Work will be republished in Octolier. Don't fail to it. Send orders by mail. Satisfaction gruaran-eed. or exchanged uutil satisfied.

senlMd3m PHOTOGRAPHIC IEWS. INDIA. The Cradle of the Arts. series of Photograph Views In India, Landscape, Architectural, Anti quarian and Topographical, published by BOIUXE SIIErilEKD, Simla, India, 8 Chowxingheo, Calcutta, 10 Rampart Row, Bombay- Complete catalogues of these magnificent works of can be obtained bv addressing as above. PAPER.

Iowa Paper 125 and 127 Main st, DAVKNPORT. BEACH, Proprietor ALL LINES LF STATIONERY Wrapping Papers, Bags and Twines At the lowest market prices. cuous auuience, mnuencea oy motives or curiosity, is the fair test. NEW YORK STORE, CORNER HARRISON AND SECOND STREETS. Grand Opening of Millinery Department, Monday, Sept.

27th, and Tuesday, Sent. 2Sth. M. Weidemaxx. (jicnuiiie imported cigars, for ten cents.

Telegraph Cigar store. H. it. The grand opening of the Double Pal ace millinery store took place this lnorn- ng, and to attempt to describe the fine display of hats, bonnets would be a failure. It is beyond all doubt, far superior to anything ever before offered the cily.

He has one day more of his opening, and every lady should call and see his store. NEW YORK STORE, CORSEB SECOKD AND HARRISON STREETS. Grand Opening of Millinery Department, Monday, Sept. 27th, and Tuesday, Sept. FISE I.ilSiTIG!i.

A very pleasant entertainment is an nounced for to-morrow and eveuiug at the Burtis Opera House. Whitman A noted series of paintings known as the JPilfirim's Progress will be exhibited. It is shown in panoramic style, and is not a magic lantern or stere-opticose exhibition, at all. It comprises forty seven paintings, each sixteen feet in width, with two transformation scenes that are wonderful. This exhibition has received the highest praise from secular and religious papers in the largest cities at the East, in each of which it has been exhibited hundreds of nights.

Smith A Kendall, at the corner of Brady A Fourth streets, keep the finest assortment of staple nd shelf groceries in the city. Fruit of all kinds, and vegetables received every day. Wuen you wish to purchase the purest teas, coffees, sugars, spicesi and everything else in the grocery line, don't forget that Smith A Kendall's, Brady and Fourth, is the place to get them. Largest Stock and Lowest Prices for Shoes, at Weston's. A Large Once had his hand so crushed in the machinery, that many sain he would lose it.

The prompt use of Dalley's Magic Pain Extractor, however, not only relieved his agony, but saved his hand. 82 Next tc perfection of perfume in any toilet article, perpetuity of power should be the criterion of excellence, and both these qualities are found in that which is properly designated the Hesperus Cologne, which actually intensifies from exposure, and allows all the mere yehicle in which it is suspended to evaporate without los ing one iota of the delectable aroma. Ca for the nesperus Cologne kept by al eading druggists and perfumers. The Regular Army, During the war, used enormous quantities of Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. It was found to be the only specific for Skin Diseases, Piles and Wounds of every kind.

It will always prevent mortifica tion. 8 A Housekeeper Sara: The Charter Oak Cook Stove I bought of you has proved all it was repre sented and more, and all we could wish in a Cook Stove, bakes perfectly, with less iuci than any stove we have ever used, and is the combination of economy ana auuty. We hate sees poor, sickly, rickety children, who's chief diet had been Starch and Arrowroot, grow strong and healthy when changed to Ridge's Food A leading London paper says it is "full of flesh forming particulars and iscompetent to support, jue single handed. C. H.

QATJBERT, Proprietor,.