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Should the crowd, then, asca since.
Hare aknt tkelr ear to singing llomer,
Bceaaie tke naaic fled aa soon
As leeU the violet's aroma?
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w The bloom a velvet cheek difclocca:
Made or dost I well believe HI
So are lilies I so are roses.
Harriet Prescott 8offord in llarptr't Maqa
tltu lot February.
Hew Mr. Coa spelled It.
J ' The other evening old Mr. and 3irs.
Coffin who Heed on Brush street, sat in
their cosy back parlor, lie reading hip
paper and she knittiwr, and the family
cat stretched ont under the stove and
sighed and felt sorry for cats not so well
fixed. It was a happy, contented house
hold, and there was love in his heart as
Mr. Coffin put down his newspaper and
. remarked:
"I see that the whole country is be
coming excited abut spelling-schools."
"Well, it's good to know how to
' spell," replied the wife. 'I didn't have
the chance some girls had, but I pride )
myself that I can spell almost any word
- that cones along."
'I'll see about that," he laughed;
"come now, spell buggy.' "
"Humph! that's nothing b-u-g-g-y,
"ugjyt" h replied.
K "Missed the first time ha! ha!" he
r roared, slapping his leg.
"Not much that was right."
"It was, eh? Well, I'd like to see
anybody et two g's in buggy, I would."
"But it is spelled with two g's, and any
; school-boy will tell you so," she per
sisted. "Well, I knw a durn sight better
. than that!' he exclaimed, striking the
table with his fist."
"I don't care what you know!" she
squeaked; "I know there is two g's in
buggy!'"
"Do you mean to tell me that I've
lorgotton how to spell?" he asked.
"It looks that way."
'It docs, eh? Well, I want you aud
all your relations to understand that I
know more about spelling than the
whole caboodle of you strung on a
wire!"
"And I want you to understand, Jon
athan Coffin, that you are an ignorant
old blockhead, when you don't put two
g's in the word buggy yes, you are!"
"Dou't talk that way te me!" he
warned. .
"And don't shake your fist at me!''
she replied.
"Who's a-shaking his fist?"
"You were."
"That's a lie an infernal lie!"
"Don't call me a liar, you old bazaar!
I've put up with your meanness for forty
years past, but don't call me a liar, and
don't lay a haad on me !"
"Do you want a divorce!'- ho shouted,
spriagiatf up; "you can go now, this
minute!"
"Don't spit in my face don't you dare
doitor I'll make a dead man ot you!"
she warned.
"I haven't spit in your frcckeled old
visage yet, but I may if you provoke
me farther!"
"Who's got a freckled face, you old
turkey-buxxard? '
That was a little too much. He made
a motion as it be would strike, and she
seised him by the neck-tie. Then he
reached out ud grabbed her right ear,
and tried to lift her off her feet, but she
twisted up oa the neck-tie until his
tongue ran out.
."Let go of me, you old fiend!" she
screasaed.
"Git down on yer knees, and beg my
pardon, you old wild-cat!" he replied.
They surged and swayed and strug
gled, and the peaceful cat was struck by
the overturning table and had her back
: broken, while the clock fell down and
the pictures danced around. The woan
finally shut her husband's supply ot air
off and flopped hisa, and as she bumped
his heed up and down on the floor and
scattered his gray hairs, she shouted:
"You want to get up another spelling
. school with xae, don't yon!"
"He was seen limping aroung the yard
yesterday, a stocking planed around his
-; throat, and she had court-blaster on her
knose and one finger tied up. He wore
the leok of a martyr, while she bad the
;, bearing ef a victor, and frost this time
otliggywTrm bespelled with two
g's in tkat hovse. Detroit Fru JPrtu. v
of Rockford I1L, has ob-
taiaVvWdictfortM.tW against Mr.
fltsteyecthe Chicago Timet. The libel
suit wee based was coa-
I4ni:'toter froem Rockford. wo.
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Sad and despondent Arnold B. was
walking home after one more fruitless
seacli for work. Many weeks since be
had pawned his Itest clothes, sacrificed
his gold watch, and paid hi last cent for
advertisements in the papers. He had
slept in a mean room in the suburbs for
a month, and lived on free lunches for
nearly two weeks. He was thinking of
the friends who bad ceased to know him
when he had ceased to treat them, of
numerous promises that never brought
him anything, and, thus brooding over
his misery, he neither heard the noise
nor saw the crowd tb&t filled tlie streets
towards the close of the day.
Coming to the gate of the yard he had
to cross to reach his room, be waft roused
by the sight of a boy of fourteen, who
was beating a large Newfoundland,
hitched to a dog-cart, to make him
climb, with his load, up a flight of crazy
stairs.
"Lca?e that dog alone," shouted Ar
nold angrily.
The boy looked at him with contempt,
but did not answer. Again the stick came
down with furious force, and was split
in two upon the stairs. The dog, hear
ing a protector's voice, had bounced to
wards him, upset his cart, and was lying
at his feet.
"Here! Rover! Here! I say."
The animal imploringly fixed his eyes
upon Arnold's; but did not move.
"Here !" repeated his master, pale with
rage, and once more raising the broken
stick. But Arnold did not give him
time; he flung the stick into the next
yard, and applied his boot somewhere
upon the young miscreant's body with
such vigor that he sent him reeling into
the arms of his mother, who was just
opening the door to sec what was the
matter.
Arnold disentangled the dog and set
him free. The intclligct brute licked
the hands of his protector and jumped
around him to express his thanks.
"What do you keep that ruffian here
for?" said the boy to his mother, with an
oath. "You know he'll never pay you.
He is a thief, an assas ." Ho did not
finish, for Arnold coming in, gave him a
look that made him seek shelter behind
his mother. '
"It is not enough to lodge in my house,
without paying for it," shrieked the
latter at the top of her voice,. "You
must begin to beat my boy now !"
"Madam," answered Arnold politely,
"I have given your boy no more than he
deserved; and as to your rent, you may
rest assured that I will pay you as soon
as I can get work."
"Fine way to talk! Everybody can
get work, except those who are too proud
to do it."
"I fear those who are top proud to
work would be too proud also to live in
a place like this," retorted Arnold, with
an attempt to smile.
"What now! Insult! If my house is
not good enough for you, you may leave'
it; but pay me my month's rent first."
"You know I have no money," gently
remonstrated Arnold.
"What is that to me?" I want my rent
and I must have it."
Arnold was silent for a few minutes;
his face grew ghustly pale. Taking off
his overcoat: "Here," said he, "this is
the last thing I have that can be turned
into money, go and sell it for whatever
you can;" and he left the house.
"Beggar!" shouted the boy, from the
half-open door. "Thief !"
But Arnold heard nothing. Ho was
walking briskly along an alley that led
him out upon the fields ; there he stopped,
and casting a rapid glance over the city,
said, bitterly: "Since there is nothing
for me there, let us go." His f ramowas
trembling; he thought it was the cold:
" Tis true," ho said, "I have no overcoat
I must walk faster." And he started al
most at a fun, never stopping until ho
reached the shore. From the edge of a
rock he seemed, for a few seconds, to
question the depth of water, then, a leap
a splash and Arnold B. was buried
under the waves. His first feelinz was
to struggle for life, but he conquered it
immediately, and, ceasing all motion,
opening his mouth, he felt the wafer fill
his body, and saw himself go down, his
face downward, until he was lying flat
upon the sands. He did not suffer, but
his mind had suddenly acquired a lucid
ity it had never known before. He ssw
his whole life at a glance as in a mirror,
and knew he was sorry for what he had
done. All at once he thought be was
seized violently, and lost conscious
ness. It was Rover, the brave dog, who had
followed him, and was paying his debt
Rising to the surface with his precious
load and swimming vigorously, he soon
laid Arnold upon the shore. There he
keept barking furiously until he attracted
the attention of some stragglers.
The body was carried into a fisher
man's hut near by, aud a physician seat
for. A few old envelopes found in his
pockets revealed Arnold's address; a
messenger was at once dispatched, and
found there a letter which had just ar
rived for the unfortunate young man.
It was an answer to oae of his adver
tisements, offering him a situation as
preceptor in a rich man's family.
Arnold was brought hack to life;
when he opened hk eyes the first thing
they met was Rover's big curly mead
looking kindly at him from the foot of
the bed. He knew at oace how ke had
been saved bis first words' werer "At
last I have one true friend, if it is oaly
a dog." Pssi ri MnL
Ti.e poctomke was rabficd aad alua
darad at Gariao, Texas, est ta lftk of
April, bj Mexkaaa., Dr. LataU
ailkd. Tka Csw3ai Heamc aaf mm.
ta aaiWiaf;,bt-as sar iikstfi it
coaMaetwaofssii.
Hew te Succeed well la Lire.
Do not stop to tell stories in business
hours.
It yon have a place of biwiueM, be
found there wlitii wanted.
"Never fool" in business mntters.
Have order, system, regularity, liberal
ity, and promptness.
Do not meddle with Imsioes you
know nothing about.
Never buy an article ymt do not
need, simply because it is cheap, or be
cause the man who sells it will take it
out in trade.
Try and avoid hard words and person
alities Pay as you go.
A man of honor respect? his word as
his bond.
Aid, but never lcg.
Never give what you cinuot afford,
simply because it is fashionable.
Learn to say "No," No necessity for
snapping it out dog fashion, but say it
firmly and respectfully.
Have but few conthlants the fewer
the better.
Use your own brains, rather than
those ot others.
Sale of a Wife.
A corr'pondeut of the Utica Observer
Writing from Rome, N. Y., tells a curi
ous story of one Hozckioh Wright, living
a few miles from that city, who lately
sold his wife to one Torrcnce. The
agreement between the parties is repro
duced as follows: "The agreement wit
nessed That I, Hezekiah Wright, of
the first part, for the consideration of
three bunches of shingles, one-half acre
of unharvested corn, aud one-half of an
acre of unhaivaafed potatoes, do sell,
assign, and transfer all my right, title,
and interest in aud to my wife, Mary
Wright, to Jcseph Torrencc, of the second
part." Signed and scaled. After the
instrument in writing had been drawn,
the same was read to the wife of the
seller, who witnessed the same, and
agreed to become the proerty of the
purchaser, and accordingly gathered her
personal effects and took up her abode
with Mr. Torrcnce.
An ex-rebel writes to a S&n 'Francisco
paper that Barbara Frictchie did hold
her flag to the window. He shot at it
himself.
The John 1. tlook Mansion of Haven
port. Iowa.
Since the death of Mr. Cook, of Dav
enport, this mansion has been vacant
until recently. It is one of the finest resi
dences in Iowa, costing about forty-five
thousand dollars, originally, and here
latterly it has been painted and papered
throughout and all the modern iniiove
ments attached t'..at makes it a model
of beauty and neatness. It has been
furnished by Dr. E. H. Hazen, with new
furniture throughout. The Dr. has fit
ted it up to accommodate his patients.
For years the Dr. has had an extensive
practice of the Ear and Eye, while at
the same time be has been one ot the
medical faculty of tie University &l
Iowa City. He has had the benefit of
some of the most eminent physicians of
not only this country but of London,
Paris and other foreign countries to ena
ble him to thoroughly understand the
treatment of the eve and ear, some are
not surprised that he has had to provide
a home where ho can receive his numer
ous patients. Davenport is a flue city,
and thero arc many flwe residences, but
there are few if any that give such a
tine view of the city and surrounding
country and tor many miles up and
down the river. . If you ever visit the
city of Davenport and waut a flue view
do as we did, call on Dr. Hazen and be
will show you to the top of tho Cook
mansion where you will be more than
delighted with what can be seen; it you
cannot thank him by publishing an arti
cle of your visit, you 'will still be wel
come. For All Female Complalnbj
in young or old, married or single, at
the dawn of womanhood or the change
of life, Dr.Pierces' favorite Prescription
manifests -such a positive remedial in
fluence as to call forth the loudest
praise from all who use it..
Mr. John A. Kimzey, druggist of Knob
Noster, Mo., writes as follows: "Dr.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y- Dear Sir: Your
medicines sell better " than any other I
keep ai.d give universal satisfaction.
The people are especially delighted with
your r avontc Prescription and it seems
to be a favorite among all that have
ever used it." It is sold by druggists
and dealers in medicine.
Asthma. Pridliaui's Aotbma Spe
cific will relieve the worst case of asthma
in five minutes, and from one to three
bottles will effect a permanent cure. It
is endorsed by the medical faculty, and
every bottle is warranted to do what is
claimed for it or money refunded.
Thousands can testify to its efficacy, and
persons afflicted with this terrible com
plaint should not tail to try it. If you
cannot obtain it from your local drug
gist, send direct to the proprietor.
Wholesale agents in Chicago, Fuller,
Fuller & Yanschaack, Stevenson & Reid.
Prepared oaly by James Prxdham, 49
Genesee street. Waukejran. III.
Cno!c Poaltry Baker Fwwlea. Tkese
geat.emea, wnose advertisement appears la an
other cowaB, kave started tae Forest Oty Poul
try yartta at Ithaca, N. Y aad have takes great
Kb to stock th-Jr yarta with very anperior aad
k class stock of the varieties named In their
card. We have loag known them aa trusty aad
reliable geaUemea la all ikeir batiaess relatioas,
Mr. Jrewles betag tke eficieBt secretary e( tke
Iikaea Pacltry aid Pet Stock Aasociatioa, aad
kaTiag keeaa faacter aad amateur breeder far
some years. We caa with coaSdeace assure tkelr
customers tkat ia AUug their orders tkey will do
ao to tke ealire aatlsractin ef tkelr patreas.
PeuUr Oryaa. llAnea. X. T.
JL Cat aula Kertww. We know of bo iavest
maateoiare of retaraa aa tae silver miaeaof
Colorado. Kick velaa af ore already devtloped,
aasl yoa save bat to parckaee aad reap tae re
taraa. A mine ealy oae mile from Georgatowa,
wank at least ,, aad payisg Lsaely aad ia
Tittagtkccloseet scraUay.kas a tk&J laUraat
far sale at saws. o greater caar.ee waa ever
aaeraa. see card la aaouer cefaauu Mr.
ford la tae Uatted SUtee Depaty Muietal 8ar-
veyor or tae xerrmery aaa a geausmaa at tae
klgkest iateanry. A partaer aad a lHUe
aaasatr are aaedsd te develoo tke miae.
tkteiaraemar. Write Mr.BradJnrd for fall par
ttealais.
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skawa eertsia aabstaaata fsrmeriy
lledea ia mescal atactke are aai
samgaaejsw; yet aesae at laeee eaastaaeee aara
foaad taeir way ito medtcar campeaade at tka
Bfeeeattmse. te tka peat aaagercf theaaea
IiniTar TlTTtm Da. WaxKBa'aCaureaaiA Ti
.satae eoatrary, ceatala
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Us -natal Bliaamasa ef fcwaHea e tke treat
iraaa-eaatiaeaial saMway rate, aarf ea a ceatoml
Beiater tkepaetStteaaeslfearhrer. Mtaaiosllsi
Uttalaetea-ea ef tke richest afrfcaitatal re
teef taWet,wHaM fa aaVsatagee tkat
ckeaa 'nanaatt iUaa attas. teem Is reaatebe
Here tkat IT eke esaaVaie f kwarere la tke ra
tare as lake kee lata poet Ster rear, tkat it will
sot oalv be tke aaaMttaaenaaa petal ea tke Mis
ieslMi. bat the ifilil estacriaa of tke
aertkweet. Oae ef tke stoat kaaoftaat iatereeu
la ewstetka with tke sveearrltj of tke dry is
iu waetesale Uaie. We beVere tkere ia set a
braackofbsmaeestkatkMSjeta wketeeale rrp
rwratatiTe,aa4ttte resawsarte tkat all eaesa to
bedouutaa esteaetto aaeTyceeaeraaa basiaesa.
pM traoe aaaaallr reackee lato It ariluoas of
dollars. Tke eeaatpr isecaaat caa kers Sa4 ev
errtbirr ke weate, aa4 trees tke aivaatene la
ektap traasportatiea tke aJere are enabled to
daollcaleeaatrra prices. Tkere is ea reoa war
tke SMrckaata eC tale State skeal4 act perckase
la Dayeaport all I key was, an tkere U a reaeoa
wkytkerskeaMbartbere-aaaMly: tke railroad
eoBBcctloM ef tke WH effsr tke eeastrr saer
caaat easy access ia tbts aaarket; and tbea kls
exptBsea la vtsUaa tke city are less, while ke
caa bar as reasoaabte. Ia seen, tben Is bo bet
ter poiat la tke West ft tke e'lstilbstloa of
freight aad aja-rckaasUse tbaa Deveaport.
It la pleaslag to as to see a we.tera cltr takicr.
aa laterert la BMaalarrariBC. bav-Bpori is a
c .ssmerclal points aad as tke prosperity of a city
depeadsoaker eesasserdal leladoas.ao ta tke
West, ao atatter what Ike elesarau of sBccea
otkerwlae, tU asaaatsatarlaf lateresU sire It a
solid basis. WeaiBft apeak of a lew ot the bull
ae mea wkesa we kaJ tke eleaserc of calMes
upon, whose cards are leaad la aao'kcr cnlaata.
and whoaa wa reeeauaead to tke baslacss sua of
tke West.
While la tke city we foaad a borne at the
Soorr Bocsa, oae ef tke pleasaateat hotel we
kare foasd la all oar traTels. It Is situated on
tke rlrer bask, with a Tlew of tke paeelsz sieaa
eis asd all tke Itffa aa tke river, aad also a view
of tke city of Keek Islaad aal tke Island. It Is
coBTealeat to basiaess. aad Is a homo for the
traveler, ia every respect. Tke koese is well far
aieked, aad wkatever tke market affords Is fousd
oa tke table. The sane proprietor. Mr. J. J.
UBrapDivBBMBMcaatgeortt for maay years:
and tke heat coasptlsaeat tke boase can have is,
that the nests waat teietara.
The lUvsiroBT Bcmmbas Cou.ro b u one of
thogsod iastitaUoas of tke city. It has made
extensive improvements receatly ia Its room.
aad has bow, bo doubt, the best arranged and
most complete roosaa need for Baslncss College
purposes la the Northwest. Daring the pst j ear
ahoatBve kaadred different student have been
in attendance. It Is a noble college and deservty
success.
Dat. Eobbbt & Fidlab. paollsbcrs.book bind
ers, printers, and wholesale book dealers and sta
tioner, am among the 'ire bnalners honscn or
the city. They have receatly moved Into their
new home, which is oae of the larjjcut houses of
the kind, and th-r are doing the mont extensive
business of any similar firm la the West. Being
enterprising, the have Eone extensively into the
publishing baslacss, and one of Ih'lr most Inter
esiioz puollcationa Is a geography of Iowa, enti
tled "Manual of Physical Ocojrraphy ami Institu
tions ol the State or Iowa." by Dr. C. A. Whito.
The vast amount of InfonnaMon Riven, wnlch cn
be found nowhere else, renders tho work both In
teresting as I tastnictlve; therefore we take pleas
ure ia recommending It, aud as we havu been a
teacher In Iowa, aad lelt the need of snch a work,
wejuope It may be pat Ib every school ia the Sttte
at once The publishers have done their work
well, the price Is reasonable aad the work shoald
have a Urge cale. Send for a catalogue of their
publications.
Scuool Fubxiturs FaoroBT. We call the at
tention of our reader, and especially our school
officers, to the card of M. 11. Cochran, manufac
turer of school aad ckarch furniture. We have
visited bis factory and seen samples of bis work,
and know that for beauty, strength and comfort,
it Is unequaled by any In use Its chler excel
lence coualsts in the fact that 1st. The cstlns
are made of the best breads of Americas and
Scotch pig iroa. 2d. He uses the best qualities
of hard wood, which la thoroughly' kiin-dricd.
3d. He bsa the best wood-working msrbiBcry, and
cmnlbva onlv the he.t wnrkmi-n. Part lea unwl.
lng school or church faraiturd can order direct
from the factory and with the asoursnee that tbey
will get Just what tbey order, and that everything
will prove just what it Is represcBtcd to be.
Child i. Co., manufacturers and wholesale
dealers In b:ota acd shoes, (established in 1861.)
is one of the largest houses ia their line ia Iowa.
They have four men on the road showing their
goods tu tbe country trade. A specialty is made
of their own manufacture, aad their fine "Davcn
enport Bool" la a favorite which a' ways gives
satisfaction. Tkey have advantage of tho trade.
In bring connected with a large wholesale house
In Boston, whlck enables them to compete with
the heaviest houses In the West. If you arc in
the trails, give them a call when yon visit Daven
port. "W. C. Wadswobth A Co., jobbers of dry goods
and not lose. Tbla arm was eeUbllsbed tn l&tt,
makinglt aneof the oldest bouses In their line in
the wholesale trade te Iowa. Ther building t
40x150, lonr atories, with basement. They have a
number of men oa the road to aapply the trade,
the builfiesa exieadiBg throughout Iowa and
Nebraska, aad Western Illinois and Northern
Missouri. If yoa skoa Id see tke piles of goods la
their aoBsu yoa might think they had enough to
supply all the western trade. Kvcrything that Is
kept by any wholesale dry goods or notion house
can be found here.
W. P. Bissau, wholesale dealer la hardware.
Everything la tbe hardware line caa be foaad
here, but a specialty la made of builders' hard
ware, p-iints aad oils, also pitch aad lelt for
gravel roolng. He has mea oa tke road, and in
doing an extensive haslBese. It will pay the
country merchant to give him a call before buy
ing; elsewhere.
S. P. Brtaxt. wholesale dealer in boots and
ahoes. This koase was established In 1864. Mr.
Bryant baa a manatactory ia connection with bis
house, aad is maklBg a specialty of Sue calf boots
of his owa maaufactare. Mea are kept oa the
road to supply tke' trade, which la extenatve.
Everything la the boot aad shoe line can be found
here. Mr. B. la among the live mea of Daves
port, and deserves kls share of the westers trade.
ausoir avaxs, carnage maaaiactarers. Ea
tabllsked in 1SS8. They have jast got lato their
new home, aad are emaloviae: abeat so men in
making Sae carriages and spring wagoaa. The
proprietors arc both practical workmen, aad the
best of material ,my la ased, aad aoi.e but tke
ocst mecBaaica employes, ao tbey caa warrant
every tklag. Bead for tkelr catalogue of cats aud
J. Ziaaxsjux, p"aao maaBfacturer aad dealer
in pianos asd orgaas. Mr. Z. kaa had an experi
ence or over forty yean la manufacturing pianos.
Bis iostrameata an Srstlss la every rcrpect,
aad warraated to gtve satlsiactK a. They canLot
be surpassed la durability aa4 musical qaalltie,
and contain all tke latest ImprovemeaU. His
prices are low. as ke telle direct to the peraoat
wanting tke piano, elvlag tkem tke brarSt of the
redactloa to tke trade. All wko waat a irst-class
plaao at low ratee skoald get oae of his make.
Bead for price lists.
DAvaBToaTdtOo-wacjIeeale dealers ia greea
aad dried fralts, both fbreiga aad domestic, also
oysters, batter, eggs, potatoes, ate. They save
several travellag mea selidtlag tae trade. Tkelr
basiaess aaa aetaereased tkat tkey are compelled
toeztead taeir pi as sat aaartera, altaoagk tkey
are to-day as Urge as say trn.lt koaee ia Iowa, aa
they expect to opea a fall 1'ae of faacy groceries.
Any who are dealiag ia tkelr liae will do well to
give tkem a call.
B. Kaacsa Co lohbers of doklBr. olece
goods, tailera' trimmlaga aad geaU' faralaaiBg
roods. TklaaooBlar kemse waa eatakliaassl la
ISM. Tkey kare the largest stock tkat U carried
by aay koaee ia tkelr liae la tae West. Tkelr
stock af ready ssaaa rlatMas; is wortb aeelBe.
A specialty la maae af waster, wooleae, aad taeir
prices skow tkat tkey are eempetiag wltk eastera
Taey are tae Masse arm ia juaveapcrt ia
i exteaaite traae in
afactarer af cleara aad
wkolseale dealer la taaaeee; alee a large aad
wen eciecisa stock or leaf teaaccomr cigar maa
afaetarere. Bis fsdUtle far msaufacturtag ci
gars are aet sarpaseed by aay ffactery la tka
West, aaapaaylag apwarae ef a kaaarusl skUled
workawa. Tale facfanr wa eeUbHabed in 14.
makJBgtteaeaf tka aldest as weU aa tke largest
koasee la laws.
bsggiM aad eaflB wages. XstabMskediBlittt.
Thia la tka eldset orrtage lacaary la Iowa. All
theU work ie warraated te give perfcet saustao
tloa. Tkey as Birtklac bat tke beet material.
aad employ aaaa bat taa bast werkmea. Sead
lor owe ef tkem Brie Ewes.
Maaria a cwkoleaale dealer ia
i a Ce wkeassaUe dealer ia greea aad
Ha. batb leresga aad dosatstic. oyster,
v.eaBStSwar.etCnaad a geasral com
baaHMaa. rimsiismsati aaHcltesl for
arma nana, bath
ask.
mlerlea
grata aad prsdaes. Tbey caa refer ye to say of
af Da
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itatbetr
Tketr trade teas
Itasa aay boase
liae la Iowa.
Habturm,
aaddsalesBla
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te wkesa we woali refer ail wto waat fait
Irlnrmstlnn ef Pawaaert. He la as old rsstdeat
aaakaabeca SB the laad bstslarse twvaty sewa
year, aad eaa give say laSsnasHaa tqjaees sek
tac a aew hams or asw basis lecaiicm la
IHvesapset. or ear pert ef Iowa, aa he Ie wII ac
qataated tkrasagwoat the State, anlae taadsta
aril la many of tho craallr. If yea desire eel
ietior.s saed. latre paid, toes asgetlalsd. or
aay etker isiorsaatius abwat DereapsVt. adareae
Mr. K.
iMry.
ill be foaao ta card ut T. K Uallwixtb. ..
ef Chelsea. Ma-s.. oae 4 the most eitraatve
aMHrT-ralspra ia tb country. He has lb
choicest arertis. assuag lb lladaas. Brown
Ucahorae aad ftrakmae. We kave aeva three
fowls, aad thenar all premium birds, girat lay
ers aai af pare bleed. Egg aet carelatiy
skipped aad will always katcb. Pareaaa effg of
Mr. it. aad stoabH- tb vaiaa of yer poultry.
PedsMsw-Cktata Hsrs smmI tfla I'omltry.
WeeU-ra Burners aod stock-raisers who desirr
pur bred Felaad-Chlaahogs sboatd address C. aU
Huxley, Esq.. Maniamllc, lad. He breeds from
tke laest stratas oaly. aad aaaay vf his matured
hoc weigh from bSO to iaJ lbs. He also deals tn
Light Brahma cakktae of choice! kind. He Is
Ib every way wliable Bey of him
IsapOTtaMl mm freaalmmi rwU. AlUfonr
readers destriag choice Imported Brahmta aad
Breeze Turkey" can procure rcg of P. F. Taylor.
Morris, lad. II U lock baa takee many fljt pre
miums, asd a t pertnllr re llr
Mllklac Masto SCa-y. TUia la a science that
la Imparted for one tmp by P. Wrr, or Mate
Cea're, Iowa. He Is reliable. nd all txTtuet twya
aad girla will ha 1 It with deliirhu bee card in
another column. fja.
Dr..). Walker's California Yin
egar Hitters aro a parcly Ycjrctablo
preparation, mntlo chiclly from tho na
tivo licrlas fouud on the lower ranges of
tho Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, tho medicinal properties of whicli
aro extracted therefrom without tho uso
of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked, ' What is tho causo of tho
unparalleled success of Vinegar Bit
tehs f" Oar answer is, that thoy rcmovo
tho causo of discabc, mid tho patient re
covers his health. They aro tho great
blood purifier and a life-giving principle,
a perfect Keuovator aud Invigorator
of tho system. Never beforo in tho
history of tho world has a medicine been
compounded possessing tho remarkable
qnahtica of Vixkoar Bittkrs in healing tha.
sick of every diseao man is heir to. They
are a gexitlo Purgative as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
tho Liver and Yhsccral Organs, ia llilious
Diseases.
Tho properties of Du. WALKEr.'s
VtxKOAR DlTTKKS are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative. Diuretic,
Sedative, Counter-irritant, Sudorific, Altar.
live, and Aati-Uilisas.
it. II. JU-LMIVAM? - ffl..
llrupUt nml Orn Asls ?.ui lYitifi ("lifirnia.
and cor. of Wnjliuictun :iLil L's-'ii'... m N" V,
Holil 1v nit frutX'''f nii'l D-nttrw.
The Oatlr KaUable Ulft DlsuibaUeu 1st tke
Veaatry!
mm.
IN
VALUABLK GUTS
an aiunsaiM in
L. D. SIJNE'S
173d KEOUE.AK MONTHLY
11
Tobo drawn Monday, Jbsm 7th, ia7i.
1"U IsKARU LAflTALS OF
SfaSS 2S J96H BLUISH t
Two inaea mi.waw I XI I fITT TT ft s riTT
.: Kwa.ltAbilllllASil
1 Uerae and Baggy, with stiver mounted harness,
wonhJ0.
One Ins-toned Rosewood PUbo. worth ,5901
Ten Family Hewing Machines, worth glOOcach!
Three Uold Watekea aad Chains, wortk f ki) each.
Three Gold Americas Hunting Watches, wortk
S125 each I
Ten Ladies' Gold Basting Watches, worth 100
each!
See Gold anJ 3ilvtr ltr ItutUtnij Watttu;
(in all,) trortA from $30 to faoo tech.
Gold Chainr. Sliver Ware, Jewelry, Ac
Nnmbcr of GifU 6.500. TIekeU limited to SO QUO
AORNT8 WAMKDTOSKLL TICKKTH.
to whom Liberal Press loans will mm pwld.
StatKle Tleketo, SI t 81a Tickets, M t Tarelva
TiekeU, SIB; Twenty-Five. 9X9.
ClrcBlare containing a full list of prises, a de
scription of the manner of drawing, ana other
iaformatloa Is reference to tbe Distribution, will
be seat to aay oae ordering them. All letters
mast be addreeed to
w7iTte. Clnclnna! O.
m UUKh! NO PAT!
ir. jr. KJEAir. aaa Roots
St. Chicago. Buy be coiiSunUal
eoRSBRed on CUroalc ami rvo
Disease.. Curra warranttl. Orct
jjwelf. V "joated. seat for eet
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION 1
A rrlT-CWwler UH
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GUIDE.
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Sar ! haaraaurrilarr4trUta marrUr: atia II I
SMS MaatwfcauScr tack taat kT.aSBM krft cfrr
SaSkaaam, SM to key miM paid ) tar rvtr Ctau.
S.Bwas,nijMiiijt.bB.aifciata.L.
IMPSOVE TOUR POUIaTJaVY.
HBOWX I.MOMOBNS aasl HOfJDAXS are
"tke best layers aad most profitable fowls
aaerkaewa. leaa spare a few fresh, carefully
baawled eggs of each tC these breeds, so
Becked a to hatch alter goleg 1,000 mile, for
atAe per doaea. or XO tot 3 dosea la ace hex.
Jrram iae stock, well apie exhibition staadard
aasl warraated pare blood, aad to arrive salrly,
Cklcka for sale la Ue sail. Sr:4 for circular la
TBO$i.L.HAU.WOXTB bexSSl.Cbelae
CHOICE EGGS FOR HATCWIfi.
a.aareaow booking orders from oar eaww-
fmlly eeleslsd rwle, at tbe foUewias; fa-
SC08 MiM!
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WaJteCWTpolWi .
Silver apatiglid Bambsrgs
asacx ARiasa j
36
Eags warraated freak aad carrfally ; acked-
n.a ranses erenagesgsoiHataei
will receive tkie aar free for
staiiaz where tkey saw Uta. Areata fori
Ageaxsl
AaeVese
tryOrma. SeaAMc far copy.
B AKEB St FOWl,E. Bex i
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A FORTUNE FOB $1.
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IT WICTTThe eajtrtbaMsm l,laa, ef the
II COS I NrietetmsB Ltsb la, CewChtc.
ifm W. by ever tea) pajia amhr ta
Iowa, the free asa ataaaejt eas aaif tkeswetof
Ue otd raUa. Areata waatssj la every twwa la
Iowa. Jr B.pfa.t'e Aft. Davsepert, Ie.
J. BL. IXXaiBwB. KAYS BLaXS.
J. M. KLDKIIHiK.
LAO AGENT,
No 3 Brady SUeet. DAVENPOKr. IOWA.
years Ia laad baaisea. Collect loss
piomptly saade; Usee paid; real estate beegat
aad Mild: ioaas aw(tatesl; aaetracta ef tlbe tar
airbed.
KSTABLlSMlD KSt.
G. WOEUEK UKOS.,
Maaafactarers ol all tke latest styles ef
LIGHT BUOODn, CAmatlAOaTsf,
Express aasl I1a Spring; Wayea.
All work warrantsd. Jlead tor price tlet aad cuts.
Branch honae. Doaver Col. rsaavvsiBMrf. Iowa.
iHENOasyoar esjgs. We are
VBg tae aigaeai rasa pttcre
into ur weesuy mararu
Kgg cases farataked shippers.
Ail kiada of rstonucs:
ikaadled oa cnmmUalon.
I Aerate for avtcveaa patent egg
ricases. Raatof refeieacesetvva.
fiYeiiort Bitter it Egg Co.,
S1.1 ferry HtM IHTfaaart. Isiwa.-
W. C. WAD8WOKTII & CO.,
Jobtxrrs of
Dry Goods i Notions,
1S3 and 1S3 West Heei4 Street.
DAVBSrORT, IOWA.
We are now prepared to offer for luspcctloc on
of tho largest aa best asxirtrd docks or
Drj- HJootl.s, NotloitH, Hosiery,
Slwwla. etc..
ever on sale In the State, aod watch w 1 com
tpare
A wc
lavoraoiy witn tfie Chicago Hataiaea, sd
gnsisatce aatiaractory prnt.
Ak your merchaut for tau cslcoiatcd
DA VENPOUT BOOT !
Made aad Warranted ;iy
Child & Co.,
WUliLCSAUC UKALKU9 1
BOOTS 41 SHOES,
Davenport. Town.
W. P. BISSELL,
Wholesale
Faints. Oils, Glass, Felt &c
No. AS Brady ataeet,
DHveamert, laws.
u. aaar
:s.
icb. f
I RUhttked
1 ABg. 15. 18T1.
b. k. rnaa
K.KKAUSE&CO.,
Jobbers of
CLOTHING,
Piece Goad:, Tailirs' Triiiim,
and Gents' Furaishing Gaols.
No. 130 Ea.t Src-ed 8t., DAVESPOKT, IOWA
OHlcr. No. HI Grand Street, Mew York.
J. ZIMftrCBMAX. PfA IkJaQ
Manufacturer of Vlrsi-C'laaa Ta.a.la Ji3u
I have no area Is. bat sell blt Biaace at whole.
sale prices to private neraons. Have bad aa .
pcrieBce ot over 40yeara la msnufactanag plaa.
Ueneral ageat tor the Taylor A Farley and Pack
ard Organs. Warerooma aad factory, 13) Main
Street, Vmrrmu yet, Iowa.
SCOTT HOUSE.
Davenport, Iowa.
J. J. HUMPHREY. Prmmrietor.
This ITouse kaa oae of tke moat pleasant loca
tions. It fioate tke river, aad commaad a view
of the Mississippi Bridge, tke Catted States Ar
scant, asd a leag stretea or beeettfal eceaery ap
aad dowB the river. It Is eaaveaieat te aad for
tke basiaess esmmaaity. aad where tk weary
traveler may expect to Snd all tae comsarta ei a
rirat-Ctoaa Etowaa. This koaee Is areweaaced
(by tie patreas) th bmeS twe stoltor hwema
weejt of JTaw York. Free omalbaa to aad from
theTPaasa.
EaTABLlSBEU ISM.
Nicholas Kulineii,
vaxcracnraaa er
FINE CIGARS,
HOlISiLE TOBiCCOIIST.
DAVaWrOBT. IOWA.
FECIAL ADVAMTACSSI
rSm.
STH P. BRYANT,""
Maacfiaelarer aad Wsmtesal Peeler la
BOOTS AJTD SHOES,
ajraaw asreev.
m
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rvaTaw BtLaeSt atata OmVA atoasams.
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GRAIN. FLOUR,
PRODUCE, OYSTERS. TEAS,
tomi, tmi u4 Fartigi Frntsv
8sMk ihI Driest Fl-h,
BfAlsOyeare,e4s.
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, OYER $13.1Iw.00 AaVJET.
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MlltHMl CHHMlliy.
Forfu'l particular, call oa orsd!rcs
A.J. XMITM. Oea'l Ageut.
Itavenpwrl, Iowa, or
W. II. ItEOWNINU, bup't or AgBelr,
Clinton, Iowa.
MaSON, EVANS I CO.,
MaaaFactursrs ef
FIffi CABRIACES
AXI
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r II aawagi-ar s
Nee. US and 110 East TaMrth S
Ivenport , Jo wa .
DAY, IGBEBT & FIDLAR,
tlBccesaors to flrlgs, Wata'jn A Hay.
317 WJstra.,. Bavenport, lowi,
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iMcetlpervoluafer'''''
Hiiriclis' PriiCfftes tf Owtmstry.
rriee ajtjMprr volume. '
'M'? tM Reports.
(VOLS I. AXII II.) frfce f7JS par f Clame.
TEMPLI' COMPENDIUM.
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PrieefJJS.
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