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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
AalYerfiniaax.

A sto,y is related Of me chant who made
the choice of husband for his daughter de.
pend on which Of her two euitors should
write the best advertisement, serves to illus
tratc the importance which Is attached nv
business men to iudicioss advertising In
~s'.s Sss.~.ess" sdvertiaing exectly COM
siets is not, however, 30 ses ssNy settapd
Some think It is IN arresling the pc ,ple =
attention and forcing them 10 read the Cd
vestisemene noleRs eceews Others aim to
keep certain articles constantly before the
public. Steady, uniform. and persistent ad
vcrtising, unqusstionably benefits every
nan in business. Glasses OF men some
times object to advertising. Il 10 Z remark.
able fact that in New York lawyers think il
rather unprofess,ohal to advertise. exospt In
case Of removal, change Of firm o. other
special occurrence. They make great o..
ror in this.> There is not day in The yoor
when there are not many persons In ssd cot
Of Nee IGt seeking leg ! sdvics. especial
y among merchants and business men.
without any clue TO assist them even in ma
king inquiries. Merchants in regular bust.
ness learn by experiences the Importance Of
using the columns Of q commercial paper
for the systematic announcement Of thelr
business.
The sensational class Of advertising is q
subject Of amusing study. II i did no,
pay there would not be so much Of il done
The various devices resortcd to in order to
attract attention are curioss, ard could they
b. gathered up and placed IN book FORM
could afford considerable recreation for a
leisure hour. The only difficulty would be
to know what TO select; for if al the differ
cut methods of attracting attention that
have been made use Of in our streets for the
last year alone were gathered. they won d
fill vol uincs. The Americans generally, am,
the New Workers. especially, have, With a
| the last few years, become accustomed to
novel sights and queer advertising med uns,
that. IN order 10 keep their curiosity OH the
qni cire, new and still more singular devil
| ces are continually resorted to. Not long
since the attention Of PEDESTRIANS on Broads
Wv. was irrssistihly attracted to . man
| whose hat, ashc demurely walked up and
down the streets, proclaimed to his fellow.
citizens where the best patent CATERS could
be obtained. Scarcely hal his comical at.
tire ceased n raise broad grin on the fa-
c. - ehe spectators, when another man 90.
peared, whose clothes from the top of, hin
head to the solo Of his feet. were thickiy
covered with bright brass buttons, 30 ar
ranged - to inform those Who are fascina-
ted with his ornamcnts where they can oh.
tain thssame quality. Many viii remember
the surprise With which they saw one fine
morning, two years ago, immense placards
pasted on fences, walks and door steps with
the MYSTERIOUS sentence on each. Eat a
Horse y The bare propositions Of such an
opera ion--propcsed too, without so ,nu-h
as saying by your leave startled one with
such proper orror. that when it was dis.
covered that what was requised was to pur.
chase and eat certain candy. III hastseed
u purchese It. tl III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

This splendid Hair Dye lie the best In tho world.
inc Gn'y fEus and rrnrfrr pyr Harmless. Relia
BILE, Instantaneous. NJ dssaf bo,nimcr,. NJ ride
uious tints Natural Back oT Brown. Romed,s the
III eedts u had Dyes fnviroraes the hair leaving
It fof ahd beautiful. Tho genuine l. signed William
A. Bachelor. All others mere limitations. and
should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Perrin
mere. Factory II Barclay street. New York
tsr BEWARE OF A COUNTERPART.
decil dSwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

Slow a~ $50 - 1,Wrope lSr Nothing
correspondent 81 the Louisville Demo
erat has the following comparison of prices
in Louisville aud London. He thinks the
margin on a suit o. clothes would cover n
trip to Europe.
lou require = new suit Of clothes, new
overcoat, hat, boots, &c, and the little nick.
hacks that you know, as Dundrcary, Gays,
mo icllo' can do without" Nothing of III,
kind, my dear sir. My advice is. when
travelling. take as little luggage as possible.
New clothes you may want, and that and
other things can bc got on the other side
the difference in prices is to pay your cx
pcnses-and thereon hangs my tale" NV
plan OF n trip 10 Europe and back for moth
ing consists IN the saving to DO effected by
the purchasing OF II iew Indispensable nr,i-
ces over there. rather than pay the shame
iul price charged for similar goods by trades.
men in this "viIage," who appear to have
lbs, all modesty (i they ever had any to
lose, which much doubt, or sense Of fair
play and justice. We will take, as most
suitable for our purpose, clothing AN article
always wanting and NC will assume that
every person going over 10 Europe will re-
lulrc \ new "sct out either before he
leaves or on his arrival on the other side
- k>~.ssAv.l RSyUPp sseDg>,.A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

We overhead . conductor kindly say Ia
an aged lady, DOME hurry, madam; we've
all got TO be old sometime, il We live" =
That man must have had n grandmother
whom he loved
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
oAlEN8, MEAD nlaeeni0Aax

ESIAbLISdED 1850, AND cHAKTkRED.
Has Just published the sYOt-Tn'~ nANTAI !:
containing ~ rMpes and 10 iluatrstirne 90 the Az.
siomy .ns rnZ-ioloeE d ~ ss.ua! Organs Of bosA
nal Dseases. Including Self Abues, Private DSesSSs.
Female C0mpIalnts 81 with 80 methods q tfeea.
msnt. intended - guide Tor Married and sinRle.-
Sent undsf seal 20 any adde's, psice Il.
Thoee anicted with Hernia Deafhcss FistulA Pile
Nocturnal COMMISSIONS % var'cocelc, by enclosing
stamp ~. seos1ye price list Of our lew femcd5ee
THE ELEcTRC- MAGNETIC PREVENTIVE
Those desisfng 10 lit their Udtpsing, rsn enclose
s.smp I0s Pamphlet containing enSravisgs and q
the subject Of prevention. An cOrsespnn6enee cn6
dental. Address al letters to J. g. WIlLtAN0
anRsSdIy Drawer 2t7. LOvissil1e Nv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
0ssa Aavies . che pe~Sh.r,
0aAaeo.


The Boston Ioss. in lengthy article en-
what The South Is to do. says:
sThe South must make il fu.ure far i, i.
self II should not trouble itself anv fcr.
Their about national politics for the p,ss.,,,
Let u bend oil it, thoughts and energies b
tne Work Ct rccupera,ion that will bring
the rest much sooner than il the latte,
was attempted FIRST. What is 10 r, store
that section 70 political ,mpertanee, ana
make these Who would nos tyrr~nnixe oysr
ttosge! to rcstors Il the enjoyment OF i,s
snl! rights In the Union. 10 The dsvel,pmeut
and consolidation of In impsris! resouree
50 vaas and % numerous % 70 searseg .he
belief Of one who has not exam ned rho
long list with patent intelligence and care
AsierieI power 10 At the buttom Of socinl
and political power. By hanging a. the
doors Of Congress that IL opened al shut
~ tue keepers Of the radical psrtv, who
can see no craftsmanship in anything bn,
punishment and revenge, the ou,h eau &c,
tually neither advance il own claim, nor
increase its stock Of se,f respect; whereas
4 hobis alcof sltogether. and rcma,ns In
dill rent to threats and cajolery Of those
Who thrivc By 10 present condition, Il viii
have othine 70 draw off its attention. from
the work requiring 10 be done At home, and
its enemies Stil be suddenly astonishcd with
the new strength it will shortly lie able to
display. This Ia the policy for the South
to pursue, we are fully pcrsua' cd. Let IL
accept the situation without any more words,
even of protcstation. Let il waste no time
or strength in dcmsndicg it's rights in the
Union or debating the grounds on which
they rest. II will sooucs, determine the
whole question ia it's own favor by bending
ITS undivided energies TO the immediate de-
velopmcnt 81 the wealth whc, il contains. "
Let the Souiher States act upon this sem
siblc advice. Let the parties Of the North |
tigh, out their battle for the supremacy
The day Of the triumph Of truth, of ,hc
Constitution, Of just legrsla,ion can no, |
lon. he prevented by rampant fanaticism.-
In the meantime let the South develop her
material power by the well directed energies
81 her gallant people. and they will not on>
hasten the grand result, but make their
Welcome back into the Union doubly ioyo.s
shcn they are permitted TO return.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
- spssuo" ~ eAp0sseUcc> not
M We will set down In p.-
~ articles and the prices in
s~A Louisville British
49, Dricas nr,rNs

Total. ..t4Ss Co. Els %
Or, IN sreenessks, q the present pricc Of
gold, t9l. 50. you 80 zoe O., have in
Britain the above enumerated articles Tor
tel In United Sessss eusssney, while you
will hsvs 70 pay oSa4 tcs them in this city
II L,aisviols. We'll. on shis issa ~ erect
saving q e93S-a tribe not b b oNesrcd
q, TEN yeu. What are We 10 10 With il?
We will 80:
The railway fare from Louisville 70
New York Il, think. ........ 425 10
The same fos sesusn. ....... 80. 25 W
Fron n. Y. % liverpool u 0las-
geW, second cabin :. 90 90
The Atns sos return. ........... so 90
&l0O 90
The price Of the above outfit. VI 90
e24l 90
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
Sch"0y1 Sowing RelSre slsc

~XWEs
Schamyl, the famous Ciseassian chief. who
recently made his submission to the En-.
peror Of Russia, was among the earliest to
congratulate the Imperial family on the
Cxsrewich. In his speed, 10 Alexander he
sad:
IL there Do . man upon earth worthy IL
REPRESENT God Almighty, that man. sirc. il
youself II there be Z throne grounded
upo the hearts Of linen, that throne il yours
Sirel wish Il to b known q ery whore tina,
1t on0chamyl Of DagAestsn, VITO tonight
again your arms foo thirty years, ex-
per'cMs u regict at the decline ofhis DAYS.
II !. o. because he cannot be born again
I" deso his whole life TO the service Of
your es'-e."
inc Aocror thanked Schamyl for the
sentiment oppressed BY him, rcmarking
u KNOW : are loyal. I know you are
an 'p'.p"nan. I accep. your wishes,
being ~" that they come fom the
ds;n~ 10 heart" Schamyl then.
.c,:e,. =" to Empress delivered n
'-rSs,'..-. r.-
Again addressing the Car. Schamyl
said:
MY son Is my representative in my OH
age. In the person OF this young mnn.
Schamy' himself serves your majesty. Nav
he have long years to devote to your ma
Jesty's service, instead Of his old ,alher!
4 correspondent: writes. AT the mos
mcnt Of Diminishing his venerable visitor his
maj estv shook hands with him. Schamyl,
ovsrpowered with his feelings. caught hold
Of tho Empcror's arm and Frustrated himself
before him. The E,npcros raised him aud
left the apartment. On the same dnv,
Schamyl was also presented to the crown
Prince of Prussia and Grand Duke Michael.
At all these audiences he spoke A.abic, the
language used on solemn occasions in his
native hills. His own language is Tartar.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

Messrs. r. L. Wsilses 5 Go. deuts-A
friend aasised ms.tD Try ysur preparation, alta
ting chat good ellect Il hsd on him. At first
laughed at the idea, but consented to the trial.
am pleased with il. I hare tested il thorough.
". II hes restored my hair and whiskers 70
their .atursl color, sad Keeps them 30. sem
mehd Il 70 al Ia need.
w.P. RAHms.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
IT is NOT A DYE
RESTORE GRAY HAIR To
IT'S NATURAL Collar
Or the money will he refunded.
this country, the proprietors present the
Tc0tlmOnials
VI ~c'tAnewa persons - 70 its excellence.
DIRECTIONS IN FRENCH Asn ENGLISH

CoScoIa. Juoe I, 1855.
Asssas: =. l.. WAllAcE 4 Go The secoaa
invoice OF your valuable preparatisa Tor The MI
was duly received. and. In Compliance with your
request. ! Am hsppy to assure you thu. Il has
the use Of the first bottle. Il snsvers ~ nnr
pose required most perfectly, - . No.
and cleanser Of the hair il 10 only eqaale1 81 ~
qualities - cooling and hsalshy srplicseion 10
the scalp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
LoU5ovl'0llIl,,
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.

Drawn Daily ~ ssste 1ash srasS.
lVl Capital prizes from $1,000 % Ss. ooo.--
Whole tickets from oneto twenty collars; share.
in proportion.
CircnIais of % above lotteries sent free a
charge. Orders W ke's promptly attended
10 Drawings sets ar seaa'as ~ rn1terr ~
drawn. Address
IN EDpYAto..
Sniyxs uf. i.os 80. LcassSiiit. Nv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
For VIA king Amen. Ac..
the IMPROVED DEllBlE PENCIL,

( Tor VIA king A.in~ss. kc..
THE IMPROVED ihDEllBlE PENCIL,
P,rESrEp 1859. 1896
Greatly superior 10 Iadehble Inks.
One Pencil vii mark ovsr ,o,e articles.
"Desir abe. convenient, and useful. -Spf,ng-
field Mass. } Republican.
For sale by Booksellers. StAtioners. Druggists.
&c. Manufactured and scld at Wholesale. by
THE iNDkLlBLE PENCIL CO.,
dee lsdswim NORTHAMPTON, Mass.
Every Pencil Warranted. Price so Cents.
TIE HEAD OF 4 COMET.
according to Milton 10 rendered tcniud more terri
BILE by its .uURRlp HAIR"
aud there are u outancr Of fer. human head. which
might be rendered char rnhr by simply changing their
tin, to mellow brown, .r rerie,u, natural BLACK
with CuRISTAnoi,O'S HAIR DYE.
II Is ridiculous 10 carry into society grey sandy OF
carrotfy cad. when nsc minutes wtnid render II ~
attractive Nature could hay. made II III her nap
piest mood Manufactured by J kis!Apoho'
q Aston nnuse. New York. sold BY DfHAsists
| Applied by all Hair pressers.
CONTAGIOUS piSEA Es. Water must be adap
ted to the nature the fish, thc-e will he M i'm
crease; the soil mas, 10 Al apird the seed there
will be small returns: and The human body must
contain impurities, or there will DO no sickness.
The whose bowels and blood have been clcanscd
| by a few
BRANDRETlrS Pills
may walk through infected districts without fear
THE life Of the flesh lie In the blood To secur,
health We must USE BRANDRErils PILLS. hs
cause we cannot be eick but from unhe athy aecumu
laiurs in the bowels the blood which irandreth'
| Pills remove; this method IL following nature. an
Il safe. aud has stoO the test oftimc sac Rr ,ns
ieth In whtts letters In the Government stamp. Sol
/ bv all Drurpsts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

II Is said of the ladies of France. that AZ ass,
they are the hand~oncst III the word. With their
rosy checks aud hle hair, Who help but think
40. DIR. Nclwans Pills mover fail (" makr the COM
plrxon OF a healthy aud rosy haze Ladies ms them
Sud by all ntmt..i.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
A. II. CROSBY. N. D.

eMAxcssssna. N. H, June 20. 1896.
Msesse. =. L. wALLAcs 4 Co, Geuts-I have
sd "Df; Chaus:ier's Empress for the HAIR
purest and c)esusst article hato evvSr -. =
II 10 ell that It claims to be in svogy respect.
Yours, te.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
PREFaRFD OH. OF PALE aRu aRcE

k'os- E-Fener-iE1- sscssorirf:. ;luasa
lsc.lGsis,iE- the stair.
And is tie most del stts0' ~ mnnae a.. article
the world ever produced
laGcs viii ind II not only a certain remedy to Re-
store, uar.cn and Beauty the lair. but also tesr-
able article f1r the Toilet. II II highly perfhn.d
WITH rich aud dclica,e rcrfume. Independent, Of the
fragrant olos Of the q Is of Palm OF Mace.
Che Marvel Of Peru.
A new and beautiful perfume. which in drncaey of
SCENT and the tcnnciiy with which II cngs 20 the
ha ndkerchiei ard person. 10 uncquaed.
The above articles icr sale by all Druggists and
rcrfumers at per bottle each. Sent By express 10
any address by prnpretors.
4. W. WRIGHT n co,
oc2o-iyl 100 Liberty street Stw York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

Especial Notice t. The Ladies,
Il " important that ladise shouid have pro
which ihey ns pseulisriy subjces, a once ssfs
keshy and certain Or that they should consult one
who he's made thie Testament hie special study.
IN. A. N. NlAURaCEAU.
Profssssr Of the diseases Of Women,
ss,T sssss !.
spesks i6r isself-and IL klown to Thousands Of Il
dies - the aushus Of
1.-THE Married Wenan's Private
Medical Cenpanisn,"
(rst published in 1917 specially intended Tor mar
ricd ladies In delcaic or precautions health from
which every lady will perceive his thorough knOw
edge q hsr complainis symptnms and causes. AID
their ekfu and Immediate treatment. II " lIfc-
long, reliable adviser aud companion. Over
HaIfa Million Ladies I.
possess H. Every husband should have H. II IL sent
BY mail prioc 81. .st
lie guarantees sar and immediate and cilicacious
cure &c special dcnltes, Irregularities and oh
Al parts q the United States Consult him Win the
greatest confidence and certainty OF success.
CAUTION TO LADIES'.
Be .psn = sns % .ns
drops" palmed upon the crednlous and ign9raht.
who are deprived cf their meals a. wen ~ u thes
MANS PRivATB MEDIOALCO COMPANION" or con-
suit " Mauriceau by letter. and 90 guard against
imposition.
M arricd and Single Ladies'
who desire a snfe and certain remedy To- irrrguari-
ties suppression ri nature, from whatever cause.
can rely upon hs celebrated
Portuguese Female Msnlhly PHI,
composed Of and co-ty impaired cxtracts. They
arc reliable specific for iadics. Pleasant to The
taste. being sugar coated healthy and certain 10 oil
cases. They cannot fail. In recent cases they
coed In forty eight hours, Pdce % per box In OBJ
-finste those two degrees eiroEger should be
used. Price -. No Agents Appointed Address
DIR. A. N. MAURICEAU,
Professor ofthe Diseases Of Women.
Once l9O Liberty So. Or l3ox Z
haas, New Work.
Sole Agent anL Pr0psietof for upwards oftwen-
y years: They are scnt b. mail. n ordinary let
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

MANCHESTER. y. II May, 1866.
Eessrs. +. l.. WALLACE 4 Co.-Set nv name
dowa among those who have used your prepa
ration with much satisfaction. have used sew
eral others. but give yours the decided prsfer
ence. lie action upon the hair. in restoring She
color. is quick aud durable, and % dreseine il
is supurb.
DR d. <. BouSslIs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
Mr.. CHARLES JOHNSON, Sa. sl2 FEDERAL
STREET, PHlLADElPHlA.

with severe cosxh, and hemorrhages 10
shree ana .our nmes year. rendering him 50
lie had had tae W. hs.y = Sa.,
from physicians il New YosS ma other cites
receiving only temporary relief Il GU, any. a.,
ter using my me dicines and following lac siircc
tions. the congn left him, his appetite returned,
and he Is now well, hearty man.
MARTIN KOCH, or THE FIRM Os YOUNG 4
KOCH, PALESTINE, OHIO,
had been suffering during The winter aud spring
aud pronounced by physicisns TO be IN the last
stage Of Consumption. He had . very bad
cough. night sweats, and then creeping chills ;
appetite gone, and his flesh wasting graduallv
away. He was advised to place himself unies
my treatment. Alter using my medicines (al.
though the examination with the Respirometer
showed one lung vas very badly affected. ard
that large abscess had formed there, aud the
bronchial tubes OF both lungs were aiected, he
soon began IN imPr0ve, the cough lett him, ap.
petite retuS n.d, night sweats and chills disap-
peared. and he is now enjoying the best Of
health.
BUELAH HUBB, lis CHERRY STREET. PHIL.
ADElPHlA,
was taken with violent cough had hemofrhagea
very frequently, losing large quantities blood.
Skin yellow, lOa spirited, very weak, ned pro-
nounced BY his ply sicians in Consumps on. and
also that his heart was diseased. After using
my medicines only one week change rms sp-
PhiSts auu W CVutIuuIu8 ~ - EeotOreU - per.
feet health and strength.
L. J. RAMSEY, MIDDLETOwN. DAuPHIN
COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.
had suffered for years from NEGLECTED cold
which finally settled on my breast and lungs,
cansing night sweaAs, ands.As.erna ely, IN A.
tack similar to the ct ills and fever. q appe.
tIte was gone /; nothing that could BE ubsined
was relisked. and my cough kept me swnk gear
y the whole night, until was reduced q low
that made up my mind. after using thost
everything recommended, that l wss ksrying
to the yrave! was induced 10 use you Pull
monte Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic snd the Mar3fake
pills, and ~ continually using them, - fol
lowing your advice. have been rested TO
health. which ensb!cs me TO saw have fegcon-
id.nce in lis efficacy If taAcn'in time an1isust
cordially recommend its use 10 the Athlete
Respectful, yours, =. J, RAMSY.
The following wns receivedDIrom Mr.. Go. L.
Croll. Druggist. Of Niddletowp, Dsuphin mn
I'll Hsaa. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

This was a case of Panama Fever. of som,
standing, accompanied with severe cough. an,
liver very much affected cure was soon per
formed ~ the Pulmonjc Syrup, Sea Weed Toni
and the Mandrake Pills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

MANcnEsvAa, March sle, 1865.
Msssrs. Z. l.. WALLACE L Co Il am well nc.
quaisted Nth several Of the leadise citizens Of
this city Who have used your Hair Restor ~ e
to perfect satisfsctioa. l have also used IL nv
aels. and can cheerfulIy recon- end il a beuSn
the best article in market
II. r. CRAnnsasw.
City Treasurer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
| Yours truly. GEO. l.. CROLL.
SARAH W. rOSS, NEDFORD. MAssACHU.
GCTT2
REV. HENRY NORGAN.

. minister Of high rtPai~ in the city Of Boston.
and well known over the United States as q man
Ut great ability, was erred by taking my medi-
cines, after ali other treatment had tailed. lie
has often been written to with regard to the facts
in his case aud always answers. II am the man.
A full statement Of his ca Z may be seen in my
pamphlet. lie had proiuse hemorrhagc OF the
lungs, and was very much cmnciatcd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

This was very bad case indeed. The liver
badly affected. rush Of BIZ TO the head. swell
ing .. tie wrists and limbs, and severe pains IN
din rent parts OF the BODY no appetite. and
could not re.s at night. by continuing using
he medicine She was completely restored u
health.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

tf MESS ANNIE OGDEN
came to my Office with friend. She WINS suffer
ing badly from torpid liver. causing diAf rhma
ut times, and then cosiiveness, vomiting after
eating, and also in the mornings; very variable
appetite. great pam in the head, very silous and
skin yellow. ] used the rea Weed Tonic aud the
Mandrake Pills in this case with great success,
and . few weeks the patient was we'll
make professional visits, and have rooms al
81 Hanover street, Boston, Massachusetts,.
where am every " EDNE >DAY 81. Fond ii
Nsw York. every TUESDAY every other
FRIDAY at los Baltimore street, Baltimore.
Maryland. and at nv principal Office and place
OF business. northeast corner Of Sixth and Com
merce streets. Philadelphia, every SATURDAY.
In each Of these places tho pstisats receive
numbered tickets as they enter the reception
rooms, which give them their turn for consuIts
ton. Advice il free; but for a. exam us,jop
With the Respirometer the price Is a.. which
every person should undergo Il they ere able
II tells exactly what part and how much Of the
lungs are affected and whsther il is tuberculous
or bronchial consumption, and whether thev can
be cured Or not II is done without causing
any pain or Inconvenience 10 the patient.
J. II SCHENCK NJ D.
Price Of the PulmonIc Syrup ana Sea Weed
Tonic, esch, sl.50 per bottle, or q. so the half
dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25 cents per box.
oct2ely.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
LEONARD FRENCH, N. D.

LAScAsfsn, May 80, 1854.
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