The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20
TO TIE LADIES.

THE GENUINE BALM q COLUMBIA for Restoring HAIR.
.I.ong hair is glory to woman says Paul,
And all ieel the truth oil the pioas quotation,
1 Preserve it then, ladies-your glory mar iail,
Unless you protect ii with this PREPARATION.
+ voa wish rich. lHxnriant head OF
- hair, free from daniraf and scaTf, do not
fail to procure the genuine Balm otcolnnhia.
In cases CT badness il will more ihsn exceed
your expectations. Many who have lost their
hair for twenty years, have had il restored to its
original perfection by thease oil this balm. Age,
stale or condition appears to be no obstacle what
ever; il also causes tie fluid to flow with which
means thousands Whose hair was gray as The
Asiatc Eagle have had their hair restored to lis
natural color by this Invaluable remedy. In all
cases Of fever, il will be found the most pleasant
wash that can be used. \ iew applications on
" are necessary TO keep the hair from falling
out. II strengthens tie roots, it netef fails 10
impart a rich glossy appearance. and as PEI.
tune ior the toilet 1t Is ullsqaalted IL hois three
times as much as other faisealied air testota
lives, and is more etleeiIal.
taEIIgs.-Neyer buy it unless YOU hhd the
name OF Gomstoek \. Co, pfopIietofs, "a The
wrapper OF zach bottle, or you are cheated With
counterfeit article.
Hugs L.,tin.e,.i tof tae Hles.-The woe at
tack Of the Files is eiteetual,y aud permanently
cured in short time. By the Use OF tie gela he
Hays Liniment Hundreds o. our first ei.zens
throughout the country hate used thi, lintH.l
with complete success. Ii is warranted 10 uFe
the most aggravated case.
Caution. Never buy il, unless yon tind.he
name OF Cogns'ock Go. spou The wrapper, NO.
prize ors ni The genuine article, you are cheat
ed With counterfeit
}.el.f 1. 4 4 !,
| E4traft Of sarsaparii'a Far the cue OF Scr5,.
la. Chronic Rheumatism. General AcpiIity. u
famous Diseases, eaiy Ernptious OF the SIN.
felter, fimpes or Pastaies oil the face, Liver r.
ieciiohs, Merelriai and Syphilis Diseases. nes
IRON an impure habit OF Ike body, liberation Of
The Throat aud Leg, Pains aud Swe.lugs OF lie
\ Zones and all diseases arising from an imure
stale O The blood, exposure and impruaenc in
lie. excessive use OF mercury: and acts al tn
&c 10 strengthen The system and enable it 10 bar
up against the tebtlitaiiLg heat Of summed
Please bear in mind, that Comstock 4 co.'s sr-
sapar'ila IS as good an extract If this celebraad
root as any article in the world, and in as lare
bottles, and sold at the low ptice OF 30 cents fr
bottle, or ~ per dozen; large quar-. bo,tls,
| price ST.
| LTIateumatim --Coms'oek's Hewes' Nere
and Zone L'niment, and Indian Vegetable Elikr,
Is Warranted 10 cure any case OF the rtlenmat h A.
govt. contracted chords and muscles, or stu
joints, strengthens weak limbs and enables thos
who are crippled to walk again. Use this All.
Gle and be cured, or 60 without it and suffer as
you please. Certificates ofcures by The HUNDRED
can be seen ats7 North Third street, where ttis
article is sold only genuine.
.h4tber's Reitei--iqdiaa Discorery.-All ex.
peciing TO become IN theirs, and anxious 70 AVOID
the pains, distress and dangers of child bearing.
are earnestly enfieated to calm their fears, all Y
their nervousness and soo.he their way b. the
use of this most extraordinary ves etab'e prodae-
ton. Those who will candialy observe its viz
tues. must approve OF II 10 their hearts: every
kind and aiectiona.e husband will feel ii his most
solemn dafy to alleviate the dis'resses his vile il
exposed 10. by safe ard certain method, which
is the use of this Mothers Relief
Horns IN Gfiiatea holnstoeks Eermifuge
is the most extraordinary remedy ever used
should there be no worms, it viii not hunt the
most delicate child but will do it good
fcs7~ Caution OF the above named article
are sold eHLY GENUINE BY CoMIocK K BRo 4
North Third street, ST. Louis, northeast corne
oil Pine.
Also, by the following Agents, A. SANDERS
Davenport, Iowa, W. L. NoRsls, Rock Island
H., and Butler 4 Black, Hampton, III.
June 7th, 1910. 39-lg