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DARN FpuIr.-Jt ;s said that = .rr.u oman.
t;,r r. q ...6ss h.rt NJ IA ~ 49,, 60,
will keep IT free from worms for years The
remedy IS easily obtained in many localities,
and Is well worth an experiment, as 1t will
not injure the Guitia any manner. if 1T does
not prevent The Nuisance.
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md Ga,.a.. sav. Tvs xa,a a. ~ s,trs w.,
- IL ~, 80 .,h ,ba,,, E,,la ha,,Ia =,
saIa,;nn n ,s,a,a,,s,o ae W
s. - 49, ~a.,sJ - " 80
water, A friend of ours who has Just returned
from India tells US he has derived the great
est benefit from its employmens. At stations
where the water was turbid, and tasted aud
smelled pk4<on5ed organic metser, ~ foCad
| that the ~ kfine of few drops Of the solu.
| ton of ~ - naga0ete made it. ID ) few
minutessas cionsana sweet as spring watss.
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sSgsg fgkaS5Qgz 3sEs.A ssz0eS
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see his thatcn Wnen look out, -,se.s-sE@
MS nfanchshg roses creep apout'
And vines bah smother IT.
,sasu.s 81 ss8sx &aa. saa1 ,1evk. 'ssks
And little watch-hres heap WITH leaves,
And milky flberts hoard;
And there his oldest daughter stands
With do~n.east eyes and skilfdi hnnds
Before her ironing board So
.E z. 81
And with her sweet, sbedsent ways,
She makes her labor hghti
So sweet to hear, so FAIR to see
0, she is mach too good 70, me,
AhNs w ~ Aoe'A~s " ~
WITH that same lass went 70 scneot,
| then was great and wise;
She read upon an easier book. 's
And IL never cared TO look
Into her sky-blue eyes.
l5 tn ssHs s-AsF .tA
Sweet eyes, behind those lashes fair,
That maiden will not raise their rim
II maids be shy, he cures Hhu san;
But If man be shy-a man
Why then the worse for himi y f
aag.fR,x FNgs Etks
wife is easy to be had,
And always to be found;
finer scholar scarce can be,
And for a foot and leg" says she,
He beats the country round. 80
ts
To clear her door, whom he would wed;
Weak praise, but fondly sung
30, Mother, scholars sometimes fail
And what can foot and leg avail.
To him that wants n tongue@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-30

GENERAL GRANTS yIEws.-The editor Of
the Lewiston Falls Journal, Who had the re-
cent familiar conversation with General Grant
at the studio Of a Maine artist, in Warrington
and whose account of the interview VS. pub
hshed far and wide, makes the following
statement $3.50 Il
"We happen to know personally, through
gentleman who has been intimate with Gen.
Grant for the last few months, that his SYM
pathies in the present political crisis sre
wholly With Congress, and that be Il entirely
johnson. We know that such are the SEMI.
ments Of the Generals that what comfort
the copperheads can extract from his pres-
ence at the White House on Saturday, 1t the
reception Of the Paddock Committee, they are
entirely welcome to-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-30

News of the Philadelphia Convention APP
pears to have reached Arkansas. A letter
from Col. II. BAhis, Speaker in the Arkansaa
House, in 1858 and 1864. dated from that
State, says: sss51 ~. ,N' Ha
1.-TWO men wers foaad hanging, about %
miles from here. One vas member Of the
last Legislature, and hid been guilty Of pilot
ing the Federals through the country. Two
more are missing, Raad. of Eardefss asa
commliting I'll sorts Of de1tsda6sa go 3 - !.
80 a.r...at awawA
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ROOKS.-A full Isapplys a. 6ohopl Books,
- such ~ used BY Cisy Schoee. Ter ssie By
octi ia u 2es;s sea ~ &IOmTs 4
4 PPL1 PA1HnaE-JarS Jaiie, CsNss~sJr, - -
~ tnrn lAhle Hr snls ahv x ~ .OADY : PECK =
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Case OF % vials and book complete 80 &c
Case Of 20 large visls In morocco, and book 90
Case Of 20 large walls ~ ain and look 90
Case Of Is boxes tNos to 49, and book. 90
Tbs~ remedies. by the single box sert 10
any part ef the country. by mail express, hes ID
cAnrge, recefrs OF ths price. Address
HUAPHREFS' SPECIFIC
HOHFOPA THO MEDICINE C0ApAvT
Office and Depot No se2 BrosApsy e. YORK.
Yor sale by every Medicine Dealer.
Dr. HUMPHREYS Ia consulted taiiy at his of6sa -
sonall, Or BY letter, u above. for al forms disc
fanHd1y
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Keokuk d St.Panl Railway Company
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that ir conformi
10 fh-p;sf - Of the osis u Iowa III proved
Fetrttts tn a d 1851 Rtwiri Kilhou re john b.
Ls-it s~~n iewer. Beeieu AIle. Smith Hfsn III Gay
Wells ,Iohu VI Hiatt. n+ ~ U. Bower. HsafyK Love-
paeid W. Ssbpu ne, II en-7 Strong, James u Howell
Albert L. lCopns'i-, Patrick 8'bta NJ Ralph eve,
Art ur Hriosman, ish ma lee n f,rt, Charles
sayder, L. Penn, rilso;hy Whiting, J. II. shaw. VII
liam Patterson, TIL sissH siarett. 1homas b.rem-n
Ham. den BueH, 6scr~ f. Etiboatne Charles b. Foste
aad A ktlogw have fnc rporat q thtt,se snd all
ether persons who nran,kes Of sid corpo-
rsar Into body ir.iate and poiitc, tbs name
and styte Of i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-30

That our readers may more thoroughly ap-
preciate the arm-in-arm farce perpetrated ut
the Philadelphia Convention, when Custer
saluted the rebel flag and the delegates boo
hooed, we make few extracts from promi,
nent Southern journals:
From the Charlottsvlis (ya.) Chronic'el
South Carolina walking down the aisle Of
the Philadelphia Convention, weeping on the
bosom Of Massachusetts, is one Of the most
touching pictures since the laying Of the At
lantic Cable. IL it doesn't melt the North
then they are stolid race. Ii seemed to us
in figure. John c. Calhoun penitentially
embracing the knees ofJohn Quincy Adams,
crying, ooh ! my Lord, have Mercy
From the Richmond VA rime.J
Personally, the delegates from the South
were most kindly and Hospitality treated, but
they we're required to swallow resolutions
which must have tasted about as unpleasant
" as mixture of gall, SIENNA and NORWOOD.
The effect of the plethoric Orr, ofSouth Car
DINA. and the demure looking Couch, Of
Massachusetts, walking arm and arm into the
great Wigwam, was no doubt, very striking,
but even Orr must have made many wry faces
when he swallowed several of the resolutions,
as the ''ancient Pistol did over the leek he
was forced TO devour.
fFron the Richmond (v.) Euquirer
Did Mr.. Orr go to Philadelphia to confess
that his State lay on an extreme as far out
from truth and justice as Massachusetts? That
she was an equal offender That, indeed,
has often been charged against her, but 1t has
not been confessed until now, when her suf-
ferings and her sorrows make it impossible
without shame. And by her own son ! Per
haps capacity for dirt eating is not without
its uses. and hence, that Mr.. Orr is in the
right place but we reject any implied as
sumption Of Southern leadership or imperson-
alton, for South Carolina, as connected with
the late performance
frIom tie Mobile Tines.
IL INNS, hare been thrilling snectaele
,rha, NossacIasa,ts and Sonth Carol;na-
ra,rasented Nv General Couch and Governor
orr-~.antared tho ph;adelnhia Convention
arm IN arm. One enthusiastic observer, with
strong faculty for similiiades, recognized in
this occurrence the fnlflment OF the predict.
ion concerning the lion Ecouch-ant and the
lamb, Eprobably Governor Orr looked hftie
sheep-ish) lying together--the ardent affection
thew professed for each other sufficing Cor the
living II is also understood, though the pub
Isbed dispatches do not state it, that they
walked under one un,brelIa- that being re-
garded MS the most perfect symbol of nnanimi-
ty, suggesting "two souls with q single
thought how to escape the rain--viz, the
reign ofStevens L CO.. and In compliment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-30

RADIsHEs. crispv. rosy root, of which
most people are very fond, but which many
find 70 be indiges;ible, may be eaten by the
most delicate if the cenler leaves be eaten
with the root. These should not be removed,
as nature has provided them with fluid that,
when taken INTO the stomach, acts as gastric
Juice ON food.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-30

KEEPING FLIES FROM WoukDs-It is gen
orally the practice to put tar on the wounds Of
sheep or lambs to keep of flies. A.more eff.
fecsnel preventive can be obtained by taking
the leaves of common elder, bruising them
and frying in lard. II put on when the wound
is fresh no fly will approach it. If put on
when maggots have appeared, they will take
themselves off as quickly as possible
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-04
Statistics Of Ohio.

The Toledo Blade publishes an abstract
OF tho annual report Of the State Commits
siOncr Of Statistics Of Ohio, from which We
extract the following summary:
"Thc amount of land cultivated in 1864
was 10000 acres less than in 1862. Ma
chinery did the work Of so 900 persons while
the men were At war. The average produc
ton of 1865 Of crops was up to that of a
series OF preceding years. The crop of oats
was estimated at 16, 600, 900 of bushels :
corn 10000, 900 Of bushels, and hay 9 600.
600 Of tons. From nine counties in the
state was grown An aggregate Of 3, 144.779
pounds Of tobacco.
"The destruction of almost the entire
fruit crop Of 1856 was traoeable to the ice.
storms Of winter, and the extraordinary hu
nudity ofths atmosphere in April, May and
There arc $3.50 miles Of railroad In the
State, with paid up capital Of $77. GOA 1877
and an Indebtedness Of &5s, 93l .6S6.
The number Of marriages last year were
-. 1913, and the number Of divorces. s37.-
Indictments for crime, 2,S1l; convictions.
1.O95. Violent deaths, 1,O14. Number Of
civil suits brought in 1856. 11.777. and
judgments rendered, S,773.
Number ofhouses erected, 4, $50 barns.
l.l6S mills, 10; furnaces, factories etc.
oil. Cost Of these new structures. a.. :
ee9, 912. '''>' 80 w
1.-THE production Of maple sugar. sorghum
sugar, maple molasses, and sorghum mo
Asoes Wa, In total, sugar, $685.. 729 fbs
moIasses, 2,9S3, 697 gallons"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-04
CURE YOURSELF!
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

This Medicine will cure Gonorrhca, elect,
Structure, Seminal Weakness or Spcrm>
atorrhca, Chordee, Diseases Of the Kid
neys and Bladder, ard all Diseases Of
the Sexual Organs caused by Contagion
or Weakness Of either Sex, Males or
Females.
THIS elegant, popular and infallible prepare
tion, celebrated in all large cities for the
of Private Diseases, is now offered to the AZ
ficted and WARRANTED TO CURE all diseases of the
Genital Organs Of either sex, male or female, in
q few days.
DIR. Bakers Specific,
Of Spermatorrhea generally termed Seminal
Weakness caused BY self abuse, or excessive in
dulgonce. which is now SO fearfully prevalent in
ali parts Of the country.
Or. Bakers Specific.
Is great healing, purifying and self-curing
remedy, requiring no medical aid or advice
With this great medicine you can Cuxs YouR-.
SELF, and avoid all chance Of exposure and ruin
by ignorant, pretending doctors.
Dr. Bakers Infection.
N. Bin cases Of Gouorrhea, elect and Stric-
ture, Dr.. Bakers Injection is Recommended
to be nsed in conjunction with the Specific, as It
materially aids in subduing TIE inaammation
and stopping the discharge. Both are recon-
mended to be used in these complaints.
~ Atreatise on sexual diseases called the
Self Instructor" accompanies each bottle Of
the Specific.
Price-Dr. Bakers Specific, &2.50 per bottle.
Price-Dr: Bakers Injection, u per bottle.
Price-Male Injecting Syringe, % cents: Fe-
male Injecting Syringe, SO cents.
Sent By Express 10 III puts Of Ne country ON
receipt ofmoaey, aad twenty-five cents additional
to pay for packing-box aud shipPing.
Prepared and sold by DR.. Z. EASTERLY 4
and at their branch store, 90 Madison St., Chi |
sago. Ill. For sale bv Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-04
r u = Is X A!
IHB 80
1nfallible Hair Restorative !

DECDBDLI THE BEST ARTICLE TOk REsTo-
enectualy curing all diseases OF the scap pfeventn
the hair nom falling OF, giving II softneS and CLOS
~ notnin& else can prcduoe. hjn q pr botte.4.
sold By all Druggists. -
RonEIr FisuEs, Agent and Manufactured, st. Luas;
Sold ~ DIR. 3: kASTERLY = Co. Ne. 70, North
~ Medicine Store No. ~, Madison street. CHICAGO.
ILL., Sole General Agents. to whom all ordSiS nknS1 IS
FULLER IlHcug& FULLER. BURNHANs
cago, III. q
Df 1astsrly's Medicines ere forsslao
- 1DssvenRose hy !. Q. Dallord and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-04

Barnum's Giant has been converted in a
recent revival in New York.
No MonE FLoeo,sc.-The fogeing OF
young lads in the British navy is prohibited
henceforth.
The Fenian Sisierhood propose big fa,l
a. New York, next month.
The State Convention of Texas has an
pointed the fourth Monday of June for tn,
election Of State officers and Legislature
and has fixed the first Monday in Angus,
for the meeting Of the Legislature.
Senator Trumbull has introduced bill Il
authorize the constru ction Of bridge across
the Mississippi river at Quincy.
1t is believed that United States Senate,
Wright, Of New Jersey, will not servive his
present illness. Senator Dixon, Of Connect
icut, is reported as improving. Senate,
Morgan, Of New York, is also iii.
Alta recent great steeple chase, near Liv.
erpool, thirty horses started, all the favori..
tes were beaten, and the winner was gaunt
outsider, whose owner quietly pocketed
1885,, 900 by the race.
The enormous profits rthe National Bank
Note Company, of New York, have come
out IN recent law suit. During five montha
Of 1868 it paid dividends from its accumu<
lated surplus earnings amounting to 80 per
cent. The $50 shares Of the company are
now worth $735.
REFUSE THFM.-The State banks Of New
England which have beer converted into
National Banks. are. by State laws. released
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-04
DIR. COOKS MAGIC Tx

Is the most perfect and ndnkr,rt, o' a.a. Is
ever discovered for the Preservation,
Beauty, Growth and Restoration Of tho
Hair.
7 SOFTENS, BEAUTIFIES, AND STRENGTH
ems the Hair. prevents it from falling of and be-
coming permanently gray. removes the dandruf, and
turns hash unruly hair into that which IL smooth,
glossy. lively and beautiful.
Dr. Cooks Magic Hair Oil.
Il the best TONIC known. and will produce a uxu-
rent growth of NEW HAIR on BALD HEADL in all
cases where any artificial means be Of any avail.
The most ntelinDnt and beautiful Ladies and Gentle
men In St. Louis pse it. and regard It indispensable
article for the toilet.
Price, IS cents per bottle. "a =
Prepared and sold by DIR. f. EALTERLY & co.
No. 70 North Ffffh street, St. Louis, Mo. also for
sale at their Branch Family Medicine Store, No. "
Madison street, Chicago, Ill.
For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-04
nm. EASTERLY'S
IODINE AND sARSARARlLA.

IODINE AND SARSARAllLLA
~ i - osr sdAs ssAat ~ e.sp d. sr'1
6um 6imVO seass q - tpd, vs'
sc,ofula, Of King's Evil, Caeesr, fumsss.
Eruptions Of the Skin, Btysipslas, Ohron.
ic Sore Eyes, Ringworm Of letter, Sceid
Head, Old Sores, Swelling Of the Glands,
Ieprcsy, White Swelling, Piles, Blotchss,
Boils, Pimples on the Face, 0oitre, Rheu'
matism, Dropsy or Gravel, Liver Con
plant, Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections,
General Debility, al Chronic Diseases,
and all Diseases arising from the uss o.
Mercury.
This medicine combines In q healthy concentIotea
state the Fluid Extracu q ssrsapanlla Yellow Desk
stillippa Burdock and the Iodine 81 Potase1om es0
"a p1sp1 sfi By and
ciPns q tSoss Roo;s d IL F6S "a pos pe.sses
sr .ns ri; c ss2HSffos11E s RI
The cure q al thoss diseases aFisng hu9 m @Yofs
state Of IL BLOOD, or he oths Huids q ne sysn'
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and
Sarsapar11la
Purifying the Blood, producing healthy action cfthe
LIVER and it, secretions. expelling al morbid,
impure and diseased mstter from the system, md BY
its Simultaneous action all the various organs Of
the body II impare new life and activity to the whole
physical system Possessing those peculiar Blood
purifying properties IL the reason why II il equally
efAcacious In many different complaints 10 0thel
medicine can compare with
DIR. Easterly's Iodine and
Sarsaparilla
For the cure OF scrofnla obstinate Old Sores letter
Ringworm, Salt Rheum Scald Head, Pimplce on thu
Face Prairie Itch Illinois Mango Missouri Scratches
and all Eruptons OF the SKIN. But for the
all OLD SORES and SKIN DISEASES Of every kind
Gridlev's Salt Rheun and letter
Ointment
is valuable assistant to the Iodine and Sarsapar
IN subduing the disease. The Iodine and Sarsapari
purifies the Blood aud removes the cause, and TN
Ointment heals the Sores and kills the disease, am
thus a speedy and permanent cure IL effected Bot
are recommended to be used for these complaints
DR.. Easterly's Iodine & Sarsaparilll
Is rapidly superceding all other Sarsapanllas AM
Blood Purifying Medicines. Nearly all the old Sal
obsolete while this is every day increasing in popula
favor Druggists and dealers who formerly purchases
by the dozen, order by the Gross and Five GrOs
AT time II is warranted Six Times STRONGER
| lila or Blood Purifying Medicine now offered to Ii
Public, or no money will be taken for it. Therefor
ask for
DR.. Easterly's Iodine & Sarsaparill,
And take nothing else.
PIicethe Iodine and Sarsaparlla, 81 50 per bottle.
Price-Gridley's Salt Rheum and letter Ointment
| Is cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by Dr. E. Easterly 4 Co., No I
North Fifth street. St. Louis Mo Sold at their Branc
| Family Medicine Store, No. " Madison street, Ch
For sale by all Druggists
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.4Ncice to the s4Mirj

Read the symptoms above described of
of Syphilis, and procure at once the medici
stage with which You suffer. They will
cure you.
A treatise on Syphilitic Diseases, giving
tons to cure the different stages, accom-
package Of the medicine
N. B.-DR. MARKS SYPHIIITIC c
PILLS are IN in'alliblc cure for RlIEUM
matter bow nng standing or how bad r.
the c,usc ard the care is certain and peril
Price 500 per package.
The Medicines will be sent by express t.,
the country. on receipt of the money, and
ditional to pay for boxing and shipping.
Prepared and cold BY DIR. T.. EAsTERlY
20 North Fifth street, st. Louis, Mo-, n
Branch Store. No. 20, Madison ST., Chican
For sale by Drugnists generally. 4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-04

FRoA 9HR Hon JAcCB bROoN.
Philadelphia, Oct. It'll. 1868.
Gentlemen:-ln:re ply to your inquiry as to
man Blt.ers, in my family, have no hesitation 10
saying that it has been highly beneficial. In one
instance, u case Of dyspepsia OF thirteen years.
standing. and which had become very distress
Tag, the use of one bottle gave decided relief,
the second eflectmg cure, and the third, il
seems. has confirmed the Gro, for there has
been no ~ mptoms Of its return for the last six
years. In my individual! use o. il, lind it to be
IN anequslsd tonic, aad sincerely recommended
use to the sufferers.
Yours truly, JACOB BROOM,
1907 Spruce II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-04

DtR. d,iJA MES,
- = xs e. 49, 49, i: c''''"
Est SDfAehaA IN 1850,
|. nov 81 ~ sssa psr.sessiy lsesssa q
NJ e. 1lDDolf1 STREET,
- BNxsss DSd ! ~ Sssss D..
/, Chlcoko, NJ,
rot ~ l.ss fosr ysdrs. ~ ~ core Of
Oe6 CArsssde, Ja1ttcssrt~S,
sd prs eyphltttOO
! m ~ Private Diseases
Per ~ sr'ssssns :aS :ss: q INST terrible poison
Df. JAn1 positively esadseates mum the system.
without the I'D II mercury, iodda POTASH arpenic
.os sas, a.. ; - poison d a4. i. asss Z
bteak out q some htufe time IN liz hieous a.
PC. DE- - ~ ~ 80 sfs,.sss, E, .ga ss
celebrity. The sOilcwine g. some o. the diseases s
excuslve attention, Ma syphilis. primary secondary
and tertiary efictnses, urcthrai discharges noctur
nal and diurnai csescns sexual debility diseases Of
the baeh and l0ins, Inflammation Il the bladder and
kidneys, rheumatism, hydrccclic, varicocee,
Diseases peculiar to females, snch ~ amenorrhra.
SX,%essrrnss ehoofs'' nervous de
Dr. James lUng practice In New Orleans, aud the
Endorsement Of the most eminent medical men and tho
almost entire southern pfcss shouM convince the most
skeplcal that Dr. James can and will perform all that
The attention Of those who have privately and i'm
properly injured Themselves. BY sexual tn
dcbnsng habit Of elf ablsc, 80 prevalent with the
young, uniting them for matrnony. business so-
Ciety, producing In Ia train constitutional debility.
premature decay and impotcncy.
The following are some of the sad and melancholy
effects prodnccd by early habits Of youth ex
cess, viz: Weakness Of the back and limbs. pain In
the head dimness Of vision, loss Of muscular power
palptaon ~ the heart. dyspepMa, ncrvousnc.s, irr
fearful effects the mind more to be dreadcd>
lp-s Of memory, confusion Of ideas, depression Of
spirits evil 0reboings. aversion Of society, scfdis
trusi love of -olitudep tindty, ETC.. Of the
evilr produced.
Those afflicted with any Of the above diseases or
symptoms should not fail a. call upon DR.. james and
be- at restored to health and happiness. Let
false decscy prevent you but call nj once and save
yourselves from the awful and terrible consequences
of thce nuchto be dscaAed mnladies.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured. ard n'l
vicor restored. Dr. Jhmcs, within the last ~ "A
years. has treated drcsscs Of the vencr ~ /, 10
snSscssy than ;ny Other 81, dos.o, q Tie M St'-
akin blood and gcnefativs organr, with Testimonials
from professors 81 medical colleges aud from pita-
scientific aud honorable sources and nom the press
These testimonials do not come from foreign cuuli
try, nor from parties long siDce defunct.
Dr. JaiHcs can be addressed by thosc residing At 4
distance, stating symptoms and enclosing stamp for
DR. lanes Office and psslors are at 80 Rand arl st
| between stale and Dearborn Office hour nom
| n. TIL up. n Nsundnss cxccptcdJ when he my b.,
r. just Issued Tux MoSrrom or IIan, book
| on Secret disen-es. How TO avoid them, Ac Ais.
importain nforalation ~ fcslales; how 10 prevent
conceptions and other secrets worth knowing rrie.
Of book ~ cents. Address DR. JAMES, T. q. b.
1885, chicago. ILL., ien2l dly
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cnce it has been decided to YfUtfHrf M srS try Dr.
sion until the la,est nsr;oi A ,o;o.;, Iy bottles
are in favor of hol5r. ~, -, S.!9 appear
IL mas further been decided to protract aud auable
postpone the regular business or two or ,runity,
three months yet The object Of this new dence IN
move has not yet transpred, but it is suo>1uAM.
posed to have considerable political signif
cameo.
New York, April g. II walk
The Herald savs.-A l,rror ..c.;,.ls in the
of ,non.v tb.n hi h -: ry n, Phla.
time came into the OMahoney FenanI 1864.
lie dquarters yesterday Ien:-My
The Irish Fenians who had IN flv IN thor fitted by
country b.Id , c,rra,,;a. ~ ~ ~ 4 oncuded
on- - ~, ''o'! yesteuay, at aluabe
~ oo"eIy. lhcy were interrupted by | it TO all
uilcl' IS iroiu Unlsn SGuarc. who were dis-I have
rvation have had that disease IN its mes, obstinate