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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

UyOR SALE-A r~o story Brick Dwelling Horse,
n with Gig hit rooms. lot 20 ty 14o-two stables, TWO
vood.hed and good we'll ii son water street will
paved aud brick side ak Situated on ndeau be-
tyr Tenth and Eleventh streets Title sood sale.
Price a 500 Enquire OF
febSl HB rEN-EyCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

1W1lsal e aFtFEFat Q hsss he.
EOR SAhR-AgCsNage Frne Dwelling
80. eiSsr1. csljar, vood hoses, NIL lot and wei
fSsS vttS ifri trss ~. Situated On nigh, betveel
ssvtrtk 40 xAth strrets, keoknk. Title geo1 Per
searian Ia of0ctobAr.- knqnirs 81
jyN zA.n.5SkgYCx
LOT SALE-fSshty aofss 81 be.uti-
III Gardsa - 0raps 1a1a On aaa near The Missis.
lppf rfvsr sbees t1rse nile Shove the city Of Ksokuk
rite scoSs psaleA aNssNts4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13
CONSTITUTION
LIFE SYRUP.

positive and sp cfc remedy for all diseases orr
ginating from an IMPURE STATE OF THE
BLOOD, and for all hereditary DISEASES trans
mitted from PARENT TO CHILD
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

To KEET Skirts CLEAN.-Nothing
is more annoying to lady-nothing
is more trying to the most amialle
temper-than to have nice clean
starched skirt ruined by the filth
the city authorities allow to accumu-
late upon our streets. Several articles
have been invented to hold them up,
so as to keep them from coming in
contact with the dirt, but nothing
that we have seen is equal to the
following simple plan: When dres :
ing for the street lay your skirt on n
bed, or chair. and let it remain until
you return from your promenade.
You will be astonished to find that
it will be perfectly clean-not as
much as speck upon it-unless it
is in fly time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13
Jhe gepablifau.
The Baby and the sunshine.
BY GIL PIERCE.


A baby was laying his plans for plsyiug
And rattling his blocks on the floor,
When warm sunny CLEAN, a beautiful
beam, "
Crept in at the open door;
And seeing the baby so tidy and neat,
Without a companion to cheer him,
II siyly stole over his fat little feet,
And nestled cunningly near him.
With start of surprise, and wondering
eyes,
IIe'grappled his fingers to raise il,
And nodded his head and lispingly said,
"Tum Pity" ..Tum baby." to praise
When finding the sunlight determined to
stay,
He ceased to provoke or resist it;
But laughingly buried his head in the rug,
And softly and lovingly kissed it.
Ah baby: pray there may neer come a
day
When sunshine from you shall be
hidden;
May SORROW and gloom ne'er visit your
home,
And tempesis be ever forbidden.
But should there a cloud ever darken
your path,
Have courage, my baby, to brave it.
And soon will the sun through a rift in the
clouds
Return you the kiss that you gave it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

The following is from the pen of a
man who ''loved not wisely, but too
WE'LL" and got married:
The way to Judge of woman s
character at first sight, is to ascertain
the color of her petticoat. A black
petticoat indicates low spirits. a
hatred of wash tubs and activity,
and taste for dyspeptic literature
and domestic quietude. A lady who
wears black petticOat could no
more read and ur .rstand this para
gragh than she ID suck up the At
lantic with thr cent syringe.
A white petticoat shows charac-
ter just the opposite-an unsullied
mind and 4 taste for romance a
woman who takes naturally to white
petticoats, and never wears any
other is an institution to which
young gentlemen of conubial procliv-
ilties should lose no time in paying
due attention.
The red petticoat, however, is
something of which mahdkind sho' d
beware, it is the insignia of Xantipes,
style of females who cut their
toe-nails with their husbands razors
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

Nor QuALIFIED.-A young law
student, who wrote good clear
round hand, and who was about
finishing up his studies, one day
handed an instrument which he had
Just written out, to his uncle, a dry
wag, who had called to see him, and
to inquire ofhis progress in his pro-
fession. The uncle took the manu-
script, and after reading a few lines
of it, gave it back to his nephew,
stating with an arch smile. ''You
are not quite lawyer yet, James. :"
"What do you find out of the way in
it, sir?" "Why," returned the wag-
gish old critic, anybody can read
that writing"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

Our reporter was aroun.l hunting
for a house for a friend, and called
to see a family who were preparing
to vacate a coy dwelling AS the
door stood open, reporter walked in
without knocking, and his eyes
straightway lighted on the dame of
the household who was making fran
tic lunges with broomstick at some
object under the bed. Good morn
ing, madam. All. you have trou-
blesome cat under the bed. ..Trou-
blesome cat.-no, sir it's a peskv
husband ofmine, and I'll have him
out or break every bone in his
body?' '.You will, eh:" said faint
voice under the bed. Now Susv.
you may pound and rave, but I'll be
logged if Iii come out from under
this bed while l have got tie spirit
of a man about mel
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

Epileptic Pits, Sympathetic or Organic Diseases of
the Heart as pa'pitaon, Diseases of the Valves pro-
ducing a grating filing sound, Dropsy of the
Heart Case and all ths affections of this important
organ (persons suffering from any acute pain in the
region of the hear will be greatly relieved by Con-
sti;utian Life Syrup.
TUTiONS suffering from Iadisposi'i9a 70 Ererti0a,
Pain ia the Back, Lose Of Me@ory FOre6oiiass.
Horror Of Calamity, Fear Of Disease, DimHess Of
Piston, Dry, Hot Skia a-d Erremities ant Of Sleep.
ReSiessHess. Pale, Hasgard CoanteRaHce. and Lassi
tHde Of the Muscular System all require the aid Of the
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

but come ohis senses, extirpate poly
gamy from his creed, be content with
No. As, andbehave like civilized
citizen, we do not know man in the
country who is in position to do
more good. Should he remain incor-
rigible, the authority of the United
States may not always be amyth,
even in Utah.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13
THE LAST PANCAKE.
A Thrilling Romance of Mystery and
Crime.

CHAPT. I.
She threw herself upon his breast
and wept.
CHAT. III.
AS she ceased weeping he groan-
ed-like all git eout. Then they sat
entwined in each others arms for
about two hours, and nary one of
'em spoke.
CHAT. III.
A voice fractured the solemn still
ness of the air. Twas Eugene
'How sweet 'twould he to die in thy
arms, my own loved Harriet, if / had
but pancake to eat first"
Then she lifted her tear-d immed
eyes to the starry hcavens-clasped
her hands wildly and exclaimed:
Come with me to the kitchen, love,
and thou shalt eat thy fill, for there
were three of, 'em left at breakfast"
They clasped each other by the hands
and rushed to the pantry.
CuAPT. ".
Two pancakes had disappeared and
the third was about to share the
same fate, when stealthy step was
heard.
Fly, my angel My beauty. It's
the old woman. / know.!.r And
she fell fainting at his feet.
CHAPT. V.
The old woman stood face to face
with Eugene. And she asked him
what he had been dom with the gal,
and he said he hadn't dun nothin'.
She seized upon the remaining
pancake and with the ferocity of a
tigress she chucked it at him.
CHAT. VI.
Her aim had been too true. She
hit him in the pit of the stomach and
he fell at her feet corpse.-They
buried them both in one grave, and
every spring the village maidens
plant roses over the grave where lie
the lovers, ut last united.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

bliiy, Emacaiiou Dyspepsia anil Dropsy of the
limbs abdomen and in the female. Dropsy Of the
ovaries aud womb. generally accompanied with In
Elimination and liberation of the Uterus, P.rma-
nently cured by Constitution Life Syrup. The d.
sease known Goitre Sweiled Neck. the Life
Syrup viii remove entirely The remedy should be
taken for some time as the disease is exceedingly
chronic and stubborn and will not be removed with
out extra effort.
Tumors of the Ovaries, Tumors Of the Breast, and
swelling Of other glands of the body, will be COM
pletey reduced without resorting to the knife or op
erations Of any kind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

A celebrated French preacher, in,
a sermon upon the duty of wives,
said: Il see in this congregation a
woman who has been guilty of the
sin of disobedience to her husband,
and in order to point her out 1 will
fling my breviary ut her head" He
lifted his book and every female head
instantly ducked.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

Among the parlor games occasion
ally used, is one called "squaring a
word" 1t consists in ARRANGING
words in such a manner that per-
feet square of known words shall be
made which shall read vertically
in the same order as horizontal
ly. The problem of "squaring the
circle" which has puzzled mathema-
ticians for ages has been solved in
this way. Thus:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

CHAPT. I.
She threw herself upon his breast
and wept.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

A false friend is like {, shadow on
a dial; it appears in clear weather
but vanishes as soon as it is clordv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

USE THE BESTn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-13

What are you always tomorrow
you can't be to-day? Older.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

w 'sS1s ~ 1rsSS.sst n 49, 49, -
- 49, 1890 n - ~ s = - ~ }ssSSs.
SsSko ..asi,S.s - Srsssss n 6SfnSS'
ssslssisi sasssias ~ y q .!es1!se sss,E B.!
~ ~ ~ m;sS ~ 1bIes ssodsss 80 4
iSlicvYnc s1sc3si 7|iolSASs. Bydiit VeehnsSe.
UcSsssS1s scS. 1ssfsIsS az VSsalIssn q ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

The Dabnqus Herald il informed tfal
twp minsrs have sauck alsad that promis
es 10 yield 5000 to 1000 pounds Of head
.'pet day. iron the show already exposed
to view" e 40 70
A district school for children was opened
on the 9Th inst. at Dubuque, with seven.
teen children. % S. - Az
Two wsodsa building wess burnt at In,
dependence early on the morning Of the
10th. They were respectively occupied u
confectionery and bakery, and both also
As dwelling houses. Loss nom O, 600 "a
$4,000. So says letter in the Dubuque
Herald. a ~ Wy St
4 young and loving couple ran away
ffon Delsesrs county, posssd tllrouga Du
bnqus on the eth inst, went over to Wis
coqsin. the "Gretna Green" Of truant lov
cra from Iowa and illinois, (there osing no
marriage license required in Wisconsin,
and we're married there out Of doors. Ths
bridegroom waited TO .havc the marriage
certificate dated back to September, but
the clergytAAn didntdo such thipgs. Z q {
4 teaaOw entered house ct Dubuque
last Sunday. stole several articles, end rot
away. bst was Afterwards ssught with The
goods in his possession. Returning them
hs tas allowed % g ftes: A good way 10
encSdfAgs crime. Ae@sa" 4
n be Hs,sJd, from which We ssther thsss
iteps, nys that Che business ofths courts
OF Dubuque county Aas DECREASED % much
that two terms Of court would be ssa,cisnt
now where there hsvs been hssslefoss lsus.
At ahe last term, thsts ~sss not half IT.
On jqr, trials. Not one.t4ath De nuhbsf
Of cdsss are brought bsssss ~ s,surts that
'issd 70 b ysesas~ II a ~ l1l6vS 10
'p1btbus Gan get Oh . sasi,y . ne bur.
~ pntA ned ] The ,e,iine y Il 81
- (Shs eea1sssaat thak thsss y, -, NM
b6sstsss ed 90 tASls ~ !, a. s.1aairlS]
s,psstse1 f1lsi61lS IN ef;.Sia dA;1l|
jss14s - ~ ~ disosasst ~ s3lI
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saf -;'''11- = se,i ~ sss :, ''s.s 80 II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19
Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh Pa.
Sole Prsprissovs Of Dr.. AcLsnSs Lissr Pm.
Vsrmvsge and Lung Syrup.
Sold by Dealers Everywhere.
DIR. McEANES
.aNtes'ic0Ss Worm Specific.


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better , entitled to ne ss. q. Ct re plnsept
W0hSs * ~ sEomse * IA hn.is gsos.csa y
ser 3 n adult, he ease + very ffe cuentIv sn $1,000 ~ ~
3D. and Consequently The proper remedy not applied
ensssy sssi:csd i st :qa. "a ss;s.s nGs
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

Heae9 Tnrns.-Ae snterprisins and en-
segsei6 horse thief. rejoicing in the nam,
81 Joseph Virgins, lately hired horse and
Guitar q Kankakce, III. He drove the ani
nal - within twenty Ujlss Of this city
when be traded the horse and cutter Cor
anothgf lDsse ohich be ssld to ane(l,e,
sentlemsn not NJ from Terre Haute. The
same night Be stole the same horse from tt
Parcheser; hats = yestssday was arrested
.: Pra'rieton, and IL now in custody in this
oity.-zsrrs H1ueS J1ssnsL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

m. MARKS Il 81
SYPHIIlTIc cUAS I
The Oslsesaled Remedy b On IsfAllibls
Gore ess6YP@ILlS N TIE primary, Sec.
ondary and Tertiary Stages.
IN ALL LARGE CITIES THERE EXISTS CON
tagsgns SEXUAL DISEASE c1lhd DYP0L1&
wh5c6 : cpaSle 81 transmissioe ~ lnoculalioa. ~
Dr. Marks SyphllltIc Cure Is
the only sdscs that VA cure SYPHILIS IN ali ~ va
eats ths Wphmtic poison ~ virD ftun thssy1Hcm.
Symptoms Of TIE First or Primary Stage.
Gtee . ezpeoufe. d Suge ~ AgE4 stage, use Dr.
Marks Syphiltic Cure Plls and Syphiltc Wash, etc.,
w. ~ & NJ e ~. ss ,,,..est a:S:,
suliices to the ir seAee. One o. two pocln(es
never falls u, cure tAs siege. Price prr Package
Symptoms Of the Secondary Stage Of Sy-
.philis. -
This b knewN By the fb1lpwine uDesesiniAe noath
branes cancerous sores on the arms and legs erup-
tiOns on the skin, scrOfula etc. To the second
..sge ne pr. MARKS syp6iisic Cure ms aud Throat
Wash.
These medicines arc an snfaubs cure for this stage
used ..acent leagh Of time to eradicate the pol
9omittsd, So - package. " -'''
Symptoms Of Third or Tertiary Stage Of
ss Syphilis.
This stage IL known by the following symphonic
Nodes o. hard and painful Tumom On he Bones En-
e he Homes snd Joints Cass, Or decay 81 the Homes
Syphitc rheumatism, Alteration Of the Pasts atc.
spne csrs anS Fl E .se ss az x ess
the longest standing and worst They will cure
the ..oN ex1uciathg pains n IL Bones and Joints
| In few days. Price per package $500.
saAUjce - the afflicted.
| Hcad the symptoms above described n eacA stage
. ,nS sea .sa ~ s s. Ss
cure you.
treatise on syphlltic Diseases, giving plain dircc-
lions 70 cure the different stages, accompanies each
p. =. SDD r. H4ERs srrln1r.c CUM Ann
PILLS are an iniailibls cure fSr KIlEtMATfsM, no
| the cause and TIE enss b certain anA pssnaasaG
Price $sv per package.
the country, receipt Of the money and rs cents ad
Prepared and sold hy 6R. e. Esss.sir Co., No
Branch store No. %, laaiisoa =, Chisaso, III.
IOr sale by Drugniste genaally
m. COOKS MAGIC HAR GIL,
Il che most perfect ssd sdairat)b aftlsls
ever discovered for the Preservation,
Beauty, Growth and Restoration Of the
Hair.
lKfssoF1xNs, BEAUTIFrEs, AND STRENGTH
- ~ Hair, prevents It from falling on and be-
coming permanently gray, removes the dandruff and
| turns harsh unruy hair into that which Is smooth
glossv, lively anA bsau,iful. as n.ss .aarss
Df9 Cooks Magic Dair Oil,
Is he best TONIC known, and will produce luxn-
rient growth Of NEW HAIR on BALD HEADL in all
case where any ARTIFICIAL means be of any avail
The most intelligent and beautiful Ladies' and Gentle
men in ST. Louis use It, aud regard it indispensable
| article for the toilet. -
i Priea, 70 Ceue per hUttle NNHs usss FxxS
ffepsfed md sold by Dr. r. EALrERfT 4 CO.
No ~ North Fifth street, st. Louis. No. aso for
| sale ut their Branch Family Medicine Store, No. ~
~ on sl6 s. btS Sssaso ss, 1Iafn u u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19
CURE YOURSELF!
. Dr.. BAKERS sPEC1frC.

Thu 4edleine will c.ire 0ousrrhea, elect
Structure, Seminal Weakness Or Sperm
atorrhaa, Chordss, Diseases, ~ &hs.Kii.
neys and Bladder, asd III Diseases Of
the Sexual Organs caused BY Contasiou
OF Weakness Of either Sex, Males Z
Fe'els's 3 ~ 80 = L Z
THIS elegant, popular 1hd ii,falible prepare.
ton, celebrated in all ous large cities for the
cure Of Private Diseases, = sSw offered to the af
1'cted and wARRAxssp - Sc1n oil diseases Of the
Genital Organs Of either egk, siaAoo or female. in
few days. ss sss-S-3 -
e Or. h-Asr)se,es.
Is the only safe and ssamedy sor The cur,
Of Spermatorrhea geniealyl termed Seminal
du.g0nce. which is SOW setSslly prevalent in
eli parts Of the country.
NJ. naaer9 epseanss
Is : great hseliss. psrilyipg ~ ssaes,siae
renedy, rsqsifn6.Se medical - - aavies.
~. wna Thy the sssss c1ioise iyos can q Isser
Y 'snoriss - aliss 49, I ID o. =
-. DaAerss nnaecs1on. u
..' sDa.s l aIss;se,s a':::a.fs
to BE- ueed il conJ6nSs(en With he SSSc{|c. -
materially hib 4 6Sdsia1 ~, g 1six2isj "a
sad stopping the .aiscbasgs.r Aoth saes rseeo-
meodeo to Be used 10 thesS compIainta. ~.
~ treatiss on sexual Diseases called thu
sell Instructor" accompanies each bottle Of
6ics-Dr. Bakers Specific, oa.Ses - ;Dottle.
fice-Dr: Bakers Mjectfo6, u per bottle.
ftice-Male Injecting Syrlsge, % cents; Pc
male lnjeetiug Syringe. 50 ee11s. NJ
Sent bI Express 70 al parts Of the csuatsy %
receipt Of and twenty cents siditiend
- HoScr ttcking box and shipping. -, :
PfepaFed md sold b. Dr.. EnEASTEALY 4
Co. Nes 10 Eashd& tsssvt ~ 1Atsy ues
q ! q \, their oraAeh stoss, % Nsaieoe s. Chi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

AssaGa s'rsady psssiss ct one hus
ersd ~ Nsssy sHnssp dllaesA "a -
eay' aas rsesnsly been completed At Oska-
Ioese. lows. A. result the farmers 81
AshaskA county - taraies their attention
. the cultivaaat II Aak. ., III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

e,sseks. Besda Cola "a II ti.da II 3e.srsseai
6le1fitse purcA6ssd 8 Sol( . conniSsles. !
n1Goaae6.6e = Nslieoa1 n1nk - NsesA Asesgs
b, IL N11ionel HksaAWag Bash, y. III -.
karda, ulfhsls 4 kichaslev esaeee q w. Clap-
3 :. 1iiss. Dss Tos3es iowa; nsss X1isssl
bssA, Dovenpsr4 ls~a; 0sskfnse o. Dnnk,
Little Fails, n, Z. asva anese.Aly ) se' ua6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

Esd sST:.t u sI ~ ~ " ws' VA, ~:
81. l0dht1 ss(S6tS Nn1 kilbxa,ks, becidss
eehet exp(1eeA ~ eswlgs tos4 - yeut
eede6t, with .pQppls II hundred aollars
ahsad. q says I letter d Sl6 O6slt5sr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

nsssD .sadsss4 sas eA--~tfa1E b suaaEs
8tbfnaj .voI sIsx vi xsstsg0 afc3 hrs sssf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19
3faf0naAnt Of the Condition
81 t.s s4Tt 4-.eW suop-l .n0 xHnsaA
y1rovelevDa luDasanses Csnp1ay,

si'ea sOf0aeo0oexa. OeAns,y@ef1 "
AuDn 1nmaGY1Un9 DAr o. DDun1ln1D,
IL - n ~ CeapaayA nm sHAvmssS
1oUnAncE ConPAnY: ~ Z kcatsd q Hartford,
Co.. I'D was tncorg5r:ief June u. lseAi s.,s4%
=. n emeeaE q Cepieel a(0ck r.. ..1oApo -
~ The amount q Ckpftal ttoef paid tp
'...'. - ..'.xi;ssiirs 80 = ;'s''.s.' -.
,OSso - No. - - - III .a1Ao Nraas Ean
Cfsh Il hands Of Agents, and b
!, easey =. r...s&ssS y Sssp =
ASqoahll ises.st9 5easas 5SsssS - - >
I'I mra an d iGtSsa llnoss Ss1sDs D
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19


npfines the Blood and removes the cause 40 ~
ntment heals - eosn and kin he - ~
..e sDssSy g; \, 9 ~ ss H. -
Dr.. Basterlye0 Iodine 4 Sarsoparfl1s
Is rspidlx supercedng oil clhr SaeYapaFillas -
D1DOd f0A1iA6 Msd1reses Ne1Fly IN the old Gar
saparias ere discarded worthless, md nearly
obsolete, Whp his = eve day increasing in popular
lnSor. n1.1so - dealers who formerly purchased
BY the doeen nov order By the Gross and five 0rosa
q f ~ i ~. I .ns o,s.r
pla or D1Dod Purnytne Asdidse now offered 70 tn
Pubic o. No mssey viii b takea loe = 1hguonss
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q cents per bottle.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19


Tho gross product Of manufactures 10
this country in 1910 was $500, 900, 90. In
1880 they reached the enormous aggregate
Of ~, 900. 100000. The population Of the
United Stairs in this Interval e half sem
tuty has multiplied fur ana halt fold, hnt
our ma nufactures ten fold.
As appropriate to this subject, re quote
from two world renowned philosophers,
Join Locke and Adam Smith. The former
says: us ys.s. 47e8s44..ssss.
''fn places wherein thriving manuiacto
ries have erected themselves, land has been
observed to sell quicker, and for more years
purchase, than in other p(acss." '. s-
The following testimony Of thu distin-
guished author Of the Wealth Of Nations 10
to ~ Sane eject. aAs Il 3e 1888
1.-THE most opulsnt nations. indeed, gen.
orally excel ali their neighbors in agrieul-
oslte, as well a. in manuiActufes but they
are eminently nefs distins sished BY their
superiority IN the latter than h the S6e.
mer." A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

TIM following language Of General Jack.
con in 1884, isjust ~ true now ~ il was
whom It wss uttered, with the additional
force which Ill tho grain-srowing States OF
tho West givss to Il. Let our people read
4 and oct wisely in view Of the truth therein
contoiAed:
"Take iron our agriculture 600, 900 men,
women and children, to be employed in
nanuocsmioss and you will q once found =
nopc.e market Tor more breadstuffs than all
europe now gives Us. We have been too
long subject to the policy of British mcr-
chants. Il is time ws should become little
moro Americanized.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

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