davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-19

A Nsw LiSE.-ln consequence Of the
present low stage Of water, and the con-
tinucd decline, We learn that = new line
Of steamers will probably be put on the
Upper Trade. The regular Northern Line
packets viii run only to Winona, and
will there connect with n line of light
draught boats for ST. Paul.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-19

ALL RGnr AGAIN. After having been
detained on the Lower Rapids for number
Of days, the steamer Muscatine reached our
city this morning. and passed on TO st Paul
as good as new.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-19

YDsTsapAY's Pic>NIc.-The picxusle Of
The scholars and friends Of tho Calvary
Bspeist church, which took plaes q Camp
Mcclellan yesterday. was delightful affair.
A the day ~ propitious, The attendance
wss large. Everybody seemed to enjoy
themselvss, and the old groves that former.
y resoundcd with the tramping Of drilling
sgsadrsns, seemed twics . sllssing from
The pleasing change. The sun Get before the
psc>aicess thousht Of returning home.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-19

HARvEsrgRs farmers back Of our
city have commenced cutting wheat, and
harvesters are daily being taken out. Prices
range widely. Hands have been secured At
as low figure as two dollars, while others
have succeeded in obtaining as high rs
three and halfpcr day. From present in
dications, two and .. half will be the STAN
dard rate, which. considering the present
cool term, is fair enough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-19

DRowsRD.-From . passenger Of the
packet Bill Henderson, We learn that .
deck hand on the steamer Lansing, named
Michael Feening, was drowned day before
yesterday. short distance sbovs Savanna.
lie wss carrying plank, one end Of which
he allowed to be caught by the tide, by
which means he WAS jerked overheard. He
was about forty six years Of age, and leaves
. family. Our informant had not heard
that his body had been found.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-19

PEaArs Mora AND fREckLE Lofion.-
Ohloasma, or Mothpatch. (alss called Liver.
spot and Lentigo, or f,eckles, ars oftsn
yssy ennoying, particularly 70 ladies oflieh3
compienon, tSr the diacoIosed spo4s SSow
mose plainly on the face Of . blonde than Of
brunette; but they greatly mar the beeu.
ty Of either; and any preparation that Win
cfcctually remove them without iniurins
the texturs or color Of the skin is certaini1
adesidseatsm. bs. B. O. Perry, Who IS.
made diseases of. the skin . speciality ha,
discovered remedy for these discolorations,
which is at onss prompt, ia1Alli6ls. For sals
By Hitchcock & Stalks, and Stevenson I
Osrnshan. pslarsi ely bfb. Q. Perry
York. and for sale BY al druggists. Pric'
o per betsle. Call for EsrsVs MA ~
ktsctab Lotion. FULlsn, fmca 3 fulssa
Wheaesals Agents, Chicago, IN. ~(spl4-1l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-19

rnvlslDLE PHOTOGRAPHS. sOMRrWN0
i new md ereety. 0vsty enc SAsiS oWo Pho
LU0b = onl00s,
6eRsssy s1seeA
03A11ONERH r0R f11B LADIES, OFFICE
- Ssatssassy, ScAesl StaaisaWy. 1vssytkhe
q the Me-, q 4
LU1B 3 0nl000.
Is Perry slrsst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-19

OnNAN1ufAL AND SuDssANrtAL.-Ws
were shown two elegant plates, this morn
Ing. gotten up at J. b. Wilson's jewslsy
sstablishssnk on Brady street, fsr the new
steam engine q the Firs Kings. Ths
plates - mado Of selid German silver, ars
abouG six isehss by nine, end have sngsevsd
upss thso-" Independent Fire KiaG Ne.
I. Organised December 2sth, 1852" Al
the company was Organised in 1857. the
date willie clsanssd cosrsspondingly, when
the plates will be attached TO the engine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-19

Fon Sr. PAuL.-The light draught steam
or J. G. Blaokford, Capt. Il. A. Sheble,
commanding. will leave this port for St.
Paul Tomorrow morning 1t six o'clock
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to E. A. Tilebine. Agent
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-09

has lsfts void which will not easily be
filled. we miss, from ourdelibera,ious his
warm, AessE good judgme6t,T and open,
generous hand, but we count him among
those who have been removed from labor
here to rest in Paradise With bis Saviour:
"The memory of the just Is blessed"
This Society will also sadly miss from
its circle of members our beloved brother,
Rev. Thos. F. Davis, Jr., late Rector of
Grace Church, Camden; a man Of truly
missionary spirit, who for somo years Ia
bored under this board as Missionary to
Sumter, where he founded "The Church
of the Holy Comforter" and whose ear-
nest piety and devotion to the cause of his
Master, and high endowments as Preacher
aud Pastor, made him valued Presbyter
Of the Diocese, and an efficient worker in
the Lords vineyard. AS we think to-day
Of these beloved brethren, "depnrted in
the Lord" let US not be only saddened
with regret, but comforted with the conso-
la'ions of the gospel, and quckened to new
conservation of ourselves, most heartily to
tqat which is alone worth living for, the
glory Of Christ and the advancement of
his kingdom.
"A resolution was passed requesting all
the Clcrgy to bring the whole subject Of
the Advancement Society before the differ.
ent congregations in the Diocese, and to
eudeavor to get new subscribers, and to
take up collection in its behalf.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-09

CHRIST KIEDEL.-A German correspon.
dent Of tho st. Louis Union writes rs fol-
lows in relation TO Christ Kindel =" Why
is it that you, ra,iveboru Americans, spell
this word in way to make It not only lose
its lovely sense, but even to make it entire.
ly senseless2 'Kriss Kriuklel' you spell it 3,
and if nobody checks you in this obnoxious
photography, stupid, senselesa world will
receive the privilege Of augmentiDg the
English vocabulary, when, by very little
care, it could be enriched with beautiful,
friendly, and sensible expression. Christ
k,ndel means, the little child-Christ; Je.
sus, the little child II Enfant Jesu, rs the
French say. [,rhe evening before Christ
mas the legend lets the child Jesus visit the
houses, where there are some good-natured
felow>childrn.] In France, they have no
Christmastrees but nevertheless, the chill
dren know that l. Enfant Jesus is coming,
and they put their shoes outside of the
house doors, or 10 find on the next morning
a copper or even silver or gold piece in
them, L'Entant Jesus, they know rewards
in this way their good behavior during the
yeal. in Germany, there is no house with
out Christmas tree. On the night before
Christmas, Christ Kindcl comes in the best
room in the house, iluminates the tree, and
puts on it and under it whatever NIL good
children during the Whole year hoped to
get. The most lovely and innocent feat
in Fact, the feast Of children, this essentially
German feast having finally made tho tour
de monde-is it not proper. while you A.
mericans have accepted the theory, to ac-
cep' also the name, and not spoil it by an
atrocious orthography2 Is it not a great
deal better to spell Christ Kindel than to
strangulate it into the nonsensical expires.
sion of Kriss Krinkle 2"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-09

Donald Mckay, the distinguished ship.
builder of East Boston, has lately returned
from Europe, where lie thoroughly inspcc-
ted the iron-clad navies OF France and
England. He says that our Navy Depart.
ment has constructed, built and equipped, =,
since 1861, an iron-clad fleet more pow
erfnl than all the iron.clad navies Of the
world combined, and declares the Dunder.
derberg, built By Mr.. Webb, to be equal
to all the FRENCH iron-clads. of which we
have heard 60 much in praise. He fur
ni~hes full list and description of the
English and French vessels of this class
embracidr their argument, character OF
rrmor plating, and speed.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-09

The prevalence Of colds has again induc-
ed the query 20. often agitated as to the
Immediate cause ofthe "cole in head, ""the
cold in the back" and "tbs cold in the
throat" A gentleman who endeayored 10
trace the cause of this cold, came to the
conclusion that he caught it going to bed
IN his bare feet. The real cause Of many
colds may be attributed to the long talks
which people indulge in en- the corners OF
streets. One Of Bostou's post celebrated
php''cians, now an octogenrian when stop.
ped.i the streets. invariably remarks, II
will talk if you will walk" This should
be hint to bulton-holding friends.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-09

A Chicago divine was recently discussing
the subject of baptism, and, after summing
up all the arguments in its favor, be said to
his opponent. Il am not surprised that you
object to 'immersions' sir, for that was the
way Satan lost NIL bis pork"
General sprague, Assistant Commission.
er OF the Bureau far the States Of Missouri
and Arkansas, has made his repor. to
General Howard for the quarter ending
Cecember 81, 1865. He reports the feel
'nga of hostility to the government in the
southern and southwestern part of Aiken.
sas to be stilI very intense.
In consequence of the large number of
de'ertions from the regular army during
the past few mon.hs, General Grant hss
issued an order csHing-upon eomtnanders
OF departments and regiments TO take the
most stringent measures for checking the
'eeyl!' and to cause inspections to be made to
discover and rsmovs the causes. r. -. .. -.
,pariogttheyear@ 1858 about lpe, ZOO,
WV: letters; passed through the ,Postofice
OF 'ne e'sy otNswYork.. The amour. of
po,'ass pos On both istsss sna papers was 81,
a2l,. b79, 40; smonut received for box r.nt.
se7,7se,7s;nexpenessp pf Office sssa 20, '
II; profit to the sovstnmedt ovsr s.,sn'
ses, 81 ,503, 1892. - a4sa- : -.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-09

The Sumter Watchman, of the l4th
instant fears the growth Of too much cot
ton. It says:
We are fearful that some of our
planters, in their anxiety 10 make cotton,
will neglect their corn fields. There is
danger Of causing great scarcity Of bread
the coming year. We are too apt to 90
from ono extreme to the other. And then
the price OF cotton is 20 t-mpting:y high
But it should be remembered that even An
approximation to full crop will greatly
reduce the price Of the staple; and that, in
all probability, lesser amount will yield
an equal number Of dollars with a greater,
while from the former We must realize a
more abundant supply of bread"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-09
THE LINCOLN EULOaY.

The text of Bancroft's discourse seems
to be "Providcnce in Hiatory''-the argu-
ment and illustration being that Provi-
dence was working by and through the late
war to accomplish the results that have
been attained, and chiefly the emancipa-
ton Of slaves. The orator seems to have
avoided, BY pretermission, a very obvious
embarrassment into which his line Of
thought might have led him, namely, that
Providence was in the act by which the
subject of his eulogy was deprived of life,
as much as in the other events Of the war.
The end Of the long struggle between sIa.
very and abolition, in the triumph Of the
latter, and the transfer Of power from the
South to the North are held up as bless
ings to the country and the race. Tho
assumption implies that the rulo Of the
South, while it lasted, was a curse. Eight
years ago, the present Secretary Of State
said in the Senate that it was The intention
of the North Ito take the government
from unjust and unfai,bful bands and place
it in just and faithful hands," that it was
the inteItion to consecrate all the terrific.
ries OF the Union to free labor, etc. He
was replied to at the time by distinguished
Senator from South Carolina, the late Gov
ernor Hammond, in words which may now
be aptly revived: ~
"You complain of the rule Of the South;
that has been another cause that has pre-
served you. We have kept the govern.
ment conservative to the great purposes of
government. We have placed it, and kept
it. upon the Constitutions; and that has
been the cause of your peace and prosper
ity. The Senator from New York SAYS
that that is about to be at an erd; that
you intend to take the government from
us; that it will pass from our hands.-
Perhaps what he says is true ; it may be ;
but do not forget-it can never be forgot.
ten-lt is written on the bright pages of
human bistory-that We, tho slave holders
of the South, took our country in her in
fancy, aud, after ruling her for sixty out Of
the seventy years Of her existence, we
shall surrender her to you without stain
on her honor, boundess in prosperity, in
calculable in her strength, the wonder and
tho admiration of the world. Time will
show what you will make of her, but no
time can ever diminish our glory or your
responsibility. y."-Richmond Whig.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-09

DASo1Na.-1n all ages and in all climes
this has been a favori,e amusement with
the young, and oftentimes with the aged.
Wer remember bearing the Rev. Dr.. Hoge
deliver lecture in Richmond during the
war. He bad just returned from Europe.
Whilst abroad he spent some time in Scot.
land, and one evening, in Edinburg, being
invited To take tea at the house of an emil
nent divine, where he met With number
Of preachers and their wives, after supper
the room wasclesred. and these good poo.
pie had good old fashioned reel all to
.hemselves.-Norfolk Dag Book.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-09

BRAis WoRx ExHA'usr,sa. 1T i. a mis-.
take to argue from tho example of the
Bench that mao may work his brain
eight or ten hours day most days in tho
year without seriously impairiug his health
Yet snsn Of all sorts and conditions ,are
constaaly attempting this ippd.ible fsst.
MenIofi business. politicians. and students.
and journel.ss. aIl supply instances Of The
fatal sin Of the times. It takes so long to
rid the mind Of an old habit of looking at
things-Loadon Rseie6.s - aI'5car 8
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-09

The tone aof the seushsrn~ Journal. i.
being coasiasrsd ~ sbs,Wi.h5ssten au-
ttoHties. Gen. Grant, It is said, will issue
orders fer-the suppression, Of certain ,iour. u
nas @sonth @ unless they pursue a different
course. 80 90. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-09

ITS STATED ts.t tho :fsasitils syof ssii.ins
:, 'o0tson 10 sodsbst sIl6oois ha. sbesn- Ia,y
demonstrated, q . !, aud large crop. will bs plan.
tod this yoar.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-09

The asqreia Ho'u.s,o,f Representative, Rsss a.i
has passed a bill submitting the question o,
the penitsntiary to vote Of the people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21
DIABETES

ID disease Of the stomach and liver, acting
through the kidneys. and Is, without Asabs, the
most obstinate disease, except cOnsumpticn. that
Affects tho human constitution. W. have space
for discussing causes. bat will atstc that the ef
ect Of the disease 10 the crson VI thestarchy
principle Tor vegetable portion Of the food) into
sugar which stin ulates the kidneys TO IN exces-
sive secretion Of water. Many persons suffer from
this disease who Gre ignorant Of IL; that il, they
pass large quantities during the day, md are
obliged to get M from one to fifteen o. twenty
times during the night. No notice 10 tsksa Of IT
uutil their attention Il called tothe large discharge
Of water, and often when il 10 - far advanccd rs
10 be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies.
Another symptom IL the extreme thirst, which
when the disease Is fully established. il intolera-
ble-fAe patient drsaks eo~staafiy rithost being
sstisHsd; also drynsss Of the mouth. cracking o.
the lips, = sweet breath. in the more advanced
eases. aud finally loss ofappetite. emacation, aud
the patient gradually SINKS from exhaustion.
CoxsrIruiIox WArEsis without doubt. TIE only
known remedy for diatetes and VIC have % much
confidence that il is specific we have that OPT
um will produce sleep. and truthtully say that il
has cured every casein which II ms been used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21

The drawing will take - eflef The Con.
cert, on the stage OF the Netlusis Hail. whera
10000 persona eaa witne1t. 4 committee
will b appointed BY the auqee - saperiatend
the same. All purchasers ageate wilt b
supplied with correct lists drawing = soos
- published. Parties hold tiekals will -
tain them until afser The lwing. ~ II ths
number appears ia the list drawn numherl
they will forward their fundamentally. with
full directions - to the ding Of goods q
money.
Tickets are for sale at I principal hotsls
book and music stores. IN city. and d ouI
Office, Az East Watsr stree, lsom No, I, j.
neau block. q u salh sent mail On rseeip
Of price and stamp for rttupostago.
Good and reliable agentshtea = evosY dty
town and village II tis 1uo Etsies, " wAoa
great inducements are oeel Re1sfencss o.,
required. j
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21

L If the New York Museum Of Anatomy hAso deter
mined u issue free. four Of their ost destructive lee
turea Marriage and ils diiqualiacafiOin, NGv0es
andPhyscal Debility, Prenoenre Decline Manhood,
Indigestion. Weakness or Depression, 1mpotcncy,
Loss Of Energy and Manly Power the great Social Ev
and those maadies WHICH result nom youthful foIlse
laws Of nature. az
These invaluable Lecturss have been the mans Of
cnghtening and saving siDusantis and will be for
warcd free on receipt u eour etnmps by addreHtug
Secretary New York Museum a Anatomy and MedI-
cine, els Broadway. New York. MARKEDLY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21

SeNNRNr xAsKs and xRRsou1 Dz1alrY hie
study for the last twenty yeafs, end u
therefore the person uhon I'll aa1isteA Xhould
consult. No one ever heard Of patient
Of his not being cured since he has been IN The
city. Aia sep6tation has vouehefe iahll thecity
popefs. his pa1jonte and Ne meaieal psolessioo
bcsh hero snaahrsad, - bsinG The Aesl nktlled
Opceia1ise here, ED . tbogongh ues1se Of al
sexual diseaee. Ifothefs IN, 49, despair give
him call. Ills only euEmoo oeeDotfenee With
him e cure such eaacs. His tcUsns sre sepsrats
Tor ladies' and gsatlemen. and ths n6st complete
Yosse Gas, rsx. PaasrraAn xusrr-Deetss
Bigesow devcoea much Of hia tlGue - Ne treat
ment Of those ca1es eaasea " . stssee ha6St tau'
fuine tsel mied ss4 btays lne1ti1g ~ untos-
inmate individual for either bssipees g. eocssty.
The sad e@bets u these curly AakftS. " tte -
essses Of fipeP years, Is 70 weaken snd de6tntoe1
the eeassitl6se, DESTROY ~ hysie1l ~ meaAel
powers. dinsaish - 6nfseobe ~ aa1nsal feoS.
ings, 1sahase1sths vi>sl sxsegsss sf nsahco1I
the pIeooofes q life nre 01efeS, the ee3eet q
msriiags fsustrsted, sadexisssnes itself reader
cd term Of unce asiug misery end regret. Suca
persons, especially those contemplating maf
riago. skoala l1ooAo tl,ne II makieg immediate
= licetion, q Or. b, b. his ~ tseats.ent, e
Z. bled 70 ensare . sreS4y - perIne1eoe eueo.
Consultation freesnd eoa6dsatial. Once No.
- 0putt 0Aef stsss4 eeener y 0osfoe,
AZ block from The Post Oflce. P.0.Box l8l
CtienaS, III. Ooles Aoussetu0 q m. to . >. d.
See1 fes bic .'.0sias 10 Aealth, = Published
" \. sNtHSsss : - & : ssssp4ysse.hr,tpus
knova. So - ~ addsGD ~ 0eAGs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21
ArxoxIr AND CERTAIN REMEDY vos

ArRoNIT AND CERTAIN RENEpY VUa
Spcr1nMtOrrAea. or Seminal
ss4Ns.t Weakness, - 5.,-.
or Involuntary Mighty ur Dshy fpts, hosrsrf saus-
cd or however severe: while they will speedily cor
al di-cn6r ~ Aom ts&csei vGcs - ~ ~
TIE SPECllaC PILL II equally shifted to the trcsl-
mcnt Of every species u Genital or Urinary lrrtabi
~, Lime, or Rick dust" deposits IN the Trim,
Milky" discharges and Weakncs- u the kidncye.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS. 81 have used yUoI
SPECIFIC PM In many cases Of spcrmatorrhca win
the most perfect suceess."-J MitTon SAsnins, D.
2 " huse aani VEG sevsy rsAs ~ tSm sas h
ten Boxes Of your srxeirlc Pub KkiIIi. NJ. d.
Price, 81 per box. Six boxes Tor Is, by mail. Al
d'S s,so IN, - Z w41sASAi s;;,, : nISst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21

upon the Beard and Hair IN an almost mrarnioSs
nsnncf. II has iscn used ny thc Unto = Rasis and
london with the most Gathering success. Names Il
faction Is not given IN every instance the money will
he checrfuy refunded. fhiec nv NM. seNled and
postpaid, ~. Descriptive circulars aud testimonials
mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS & CO.
Chembts. No. - River street. Troy. N J. Sole
agents AR tn led Ssslcs unaya II am
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21
I" USE THE BEST!"
DIR. CLOCKS
EXCELSIOR
HAIR RESTORER.

rs THE REST PREPARATION EVER PnR-
i ssnted 70 the public for the Hair, and ~
oely article Pessessing I'll ~ merits claimed
for IL. iA
n MAKES HAlR GROW on BALD HEADS,
Arrests it, falliug % or turning cry, curcs
Ill diseases q ~ scala anA makes harsh, wv
heir seeatifnlly sott and luxofia1tly glOesy bit
above II Il the mafvslous rspidity witA Which
0ro0 Aote q leeotos.e1
70 Ne original color. Zee Il ~ tines, and
10, yssr srsy Asiss Asss asarpssred - Il By
N IL NOT A DYE.
Bat strikes u the roots Of The hair. sprtlyiag
Men With new life and colorine matter. IL =
auecn better dressing than OIL or Pomaea0,
and advoids their delsterious eject. Il 10 ele-
Eaasy p9famed, 10 easily applied, and 10 h III
respects agreesblsso the senses II, after I fir
NAL WIS does not prove 10 be The best proper
Non before ths public foe he hair, the moaey
viii be refunded; Put up in large bottles. cad
cold y all draggists q a per bottle. DIR. 2.
= QlOCk, Proprietor, Msnches.es. n. n.
FULLER. FISH 1 FULLHR, Cktsaxs, Geo.
esal Nssthwsssssn Agents. uS6,1ly
~ - By !. 2. kARRlS. Deeler II 49,
- 0sGDss sisiclsss nFusAss. Pain1s, ., :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21
PURE GRAPE WINE.
sPesRs sAlaBuae PORT WIN
Vineyard, Passaic. New Jersey.
Pure ana Four Years Old.
For the Communion Table and Family Use

FEMALES. WEAKLY PERSONS AND INvALiDe
0ambayE 0faps Of P0s1upl, H. Crest Remedy IN
Kidney. Auctions, Rheumatism, andall
No
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21
ORTUCUESE FENALE MONTHLY PILLS
Nip the Evil In the BUD.
Dr. WDnnTsTlER.
1874 South CLARK Street Chacogo. M.

Ac Has for many years mC1e the
! !: =: : !: :
H2 treatment Of private diseaseshis
Is businass snd study. Syphilis
Y lin all Ns forms. elect and Stric-
w lures. Particular sttsntion Civ
.o.8 en- to old standing cases. which
we're formerly considered incurable. Also the
effect Of solitar, habit. both ruisous to the body
and mind and produce some Of the following e.
tec,s.- Blotchcs. Constipation, loss Of memory,
pain in the small Of the back-can be folly re-
stored to health. Consultation free.
Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed. -
Post Office Box, 1894. All letters with staSAp
answered.
p. SAN business strictly confidential. or.
hcc hours from 4. \. until ?. =. febssd&wtf
Private Matters.
To the unfortunate. DR.. CLARKE. ~ CLARK
street, No. 4 harmon Block, il . man Of > few
words, but gives patieuts Of both sexes, rnoTr,
aRLiAnLu and THOROUGH TREATMENT. Victims Of
indscretion, qnackefv or incompeteney consult
Dr.. Clarke, whose great success depends uton
regular education and experience. Go 70 nm
at once and be cured. lie does not want your
money unless he does you gooa.
~ Send 81 for box Of his celebrated Fc-
| male Pills. Sure cure. These Pills snssn va0n
smr prsrxx>ARr, are the ONLY SURE REMEDY
for the removal Of Distractions and 1rregulsri-
| ties Of Females.
- Send two stamps for "Privats Letters
| to Married Ladies.''
~ Send two stamps for I" DESCRIPTION Of
Pessarie Preventit"
IL Send twO stamps for e. Private Letter On
| Seminal Weakness"
Address DR.. CLARKE, No. I Harmon Blsck,
| Chicago. ILL., mohSd&W1y