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AFTER the battle of Waterloo, France WIS
compelled to pay large sums of money, as
indemnity for war expenses. to the nations
which had conquered Napoleon These ma
tions were Prussia. England. Austria, Rus
STA. Holland, Spain, Portugal, Denmark and
the principal German States. and the amount
paid them was about $3.50. 900. 900. OF this
sum Prussia received the lions share of $40, .
100000, whilst England cei,ed S25 900. =
900. Austria SD 100000 and Russia $40.
Oo0, 600. The payment of this money was
regarded by the French people at the time ms
great national indignity, and they chafe
under it even now Prussia exacts from
Austria many millions of dollars as indem
nifty for the expenses Of the recent war.
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y SINGULAR event occurred in Paris in
connection with the funeral of NJ. Leon Coz.
Ian. He was of Jewish parentage, bore in
his lneaments the unmistakable stamp of the
Jewish race, and was all his life supposed to
be member of the Jewish persuasion -
Every preparation was made for his inter
ment according to the Jewish rites and two
rabbis sat up all night watching the corpse,
and repeating Jewish prayers. But at the
last moment papers were discovered which
proved that his mother had. in his infancy,
taken him privately to the font of the Cathe.
dral Church and had him baptized. The
consequence of this discovery was the coun
termand of the Jewish obseques. and a Cath
Ole funeral service was performed over Leon
Gozlan's coffin at the Church of ST. Eugene
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RUNoR.-lt is rumorei that Hon. John
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Minister to the Court of St. James. to sue
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

The Liver II much more frequently he seat 81 die
than 10 generally supposed. The function II 10 de
signed to perform. aud the regular execution
which depends not only the general health Of the body.
but the powers IL the stomach, bowels, brain and the
whole system shows its yasf and vital import
ancc 10 human health. When the liver IL seriously
diseased 1t in fact only dcrsngcs the vital functions
of the body but exercises u powerful influence over
the mind and its operations, which cannot easily be
described II has close connection with other dis
eases, and maniie-ts itself by great variety Of
symptoms Of most doubtful character, that II mis-
leads more physicians, even VI great emnence, than
any other vital organ. The intimate connection thAt
exists between the liver and the BRAIN acd the great
dominion which am persuaded 1t exercises over the
passions n mankind, convince me that many lnfOrtu-
nate beings have committed acts Of deep and criminal
atroci,y. become what fools term hypochondriAcs,
from the simple fact OF diseased state the liver
have long teen convinced that more THIN half Of
the complaints which in this country, be
considered having their seats in diaeascd state Of
the liver I will cnumcrate some Of them: lNDiGHs-
TJON, DRRANGED STATE or TIE BowEIe IRRITABLE AND
SINDitrIvE FEELINGS AND PASSIONS, from triing and
inadequate caurce. Of which Afterwards feel
ashamed last. though not least, more than THReE-
Of the disease enumerated under the head IL
CUSstMrrIoS. have their scat In diseased liver 1his
truly frightful catalogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15
CONSTITUTION WATER

uAS DEEN PRONOuNCEDBY THE MnDl.
IL eel Faculty and the public to be the most
wonderful remedy for the permanent cure Ot oil
Aissases Of the STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS
and BaADDss that has ever been offered.
IL 10 net ANIMAL wArsa. II 10 from experience.
that cOxsSrusioH wAsss hiss emanated and we
n0v cay let no man doubt, when single bottle
has 6see known 20 cure diseases which the best
medical this country has failed TO relieve
Assns1y possessing the virtues u q Constitution
~ sAer cannot be clsssed under ''Quack" prepare
lions, - IL 10 now used By the most scientific
prsctis,saers In this city 1t 10 only second cses
physicians thatc cry down popular remedies, while
complish cure; end the saccsss oftAe ply siciass
actcasse - his knowledge Of different remedies
ensoi. lin TO produce . cure, while others fail N
the eSse@ps. Science 10 satisfied with the truth
give CoossasaAiea walsr . fair trial-we nsan
Yen we 80 uooer sODe epAaDieet's care from
sho ~ eoaseaatly recording Is ioesi 1rss.......'
and I'll sorts Of lecai applications for diseases.
With % much chance Of sscesss - there would b..
fto0 looa applicaaioas 70 the threat 6ss disooscs
u beain. We havs besn careful 10 uss language
In our circular that could not shock the most del
icats organisation, but " receive % many con-
mvnieaiions from persons for which Constitutos
Weess 10 eAapesA, and Of whose disease no men,
tica hss bsss mode, that 70 have come 10 the
conclusion that II the remedy 10 capable Of pro-
ducing cure. NO matter what the disease may be,
Il should b usade known. The medicine 10 put
~ for the public, end there ehould b - . Icop-
tions. We say, Constitutions Water 10 not likc
Rilded pill made 70 suit the eye end Taste; il 10
medicine. in every sense Of ths term placed !.
taken according 70 NJ directions II will In every
oa0e pfoance radical cure. We would say that
ths dfectioas y regard 70 diet etc., relate only 10
Ne disease Under which they oeeur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15
FACULTY

FACULTY.
y. ny y. ". Lee. D. D., Theological
~ - u. bAHs's. A. n. Dcpaftasot
6r. y. n. Powrns, AN.
s. s SUI. ssss a. n Collegiate Ds'''-''.
:.s S:;, I, r'''.''''y D.,.-..<
uE WINTER TERM or THIS INSTITUTION
= ~ . mmence NV. 18th. The College y N. =.
seo 70 inc upper part VI the city Of Davenpoet me
.oceu0n Is unsurpassed. There are early ten se.ea
y ine campus. covered with beautiful grove ne
C0seSe building s lnc stone edidce 50 b. % Nj
mo tnsee stories high The rooms are k-Rv "a
csOmmoa,ous. aud provided with q hbrary q fDur
tnouseno Volumes, 200 collection Of stural hie
tory, AMI complete philosophical apparatus The
cosrse u study embraces ali the branches usually
!aagnt - College. besides French German. aad III.
esage Of preparation. The studies are len 70 the
cnosce o. me parents or pupils, and to those who
be given - w " a. - "A''
The room OF the Preparatory Department h,s bean
rented during tho last vacation. according 10 the
mnst style, and Is fully equal 10 any il the
The Professors and teachers IN th,s institution are
men IN teaching and will spare NO pains
- MAKE ther instruction In every respect worthy Of
the patronage which may be extended 10 them
1NExsts -Tsiti0n In Collegiate Department, 9iN
PEI quarter IN Preparatory Department, ~ to q per
- Board may be obtained il The College Boarding
House. or iu private families As from 81 to g pef
week. Tuition u required II advance.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15

70 dissess Of Ne ssonesA ~ liver. assis0
throuah the kidnsys. end 10. without doubt, the
most obstinate dissass. except coasumption. thsa
aasets the hurnsn constitutions. We heve no spece
for discassng causes. but will steae that M o.
feet Of The dissass 10 the conversion Of Ne saeshy
principle Tor vegetable portion Of The Sood) iass
suRar which ssioslstes The kidneys 70 an excos-
sive secretion Of water. Many persons suffer ftsn
this disease who ere ignorant Of IL; thst 10. they
pass large quantities during the day. and afs
obliged to get MP from one to hfteen Or twenty
times during the night. No notice 10 taken Of i
uuti their ssseutiOn l. called t0ths large discharge
Of water. and often when is 10 90 far advanced -
10 be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies
Another symptom 10 the extreme thirst. which
whom the disease 10 fully established. 10 intolera-
ble-tAs pGtisnt drsnks eonstaatiy citAoat bssse
sasiaf<d;; also dryncss Of the mouth, cracking Of
the lips, . sweet breath, in the more advanced
cases, and finally loss ofsppette. smacietion, and
the patient gradually sinks from nh sustion.
CONSTITUTION Warm is without doubt, the only
known remedy for diabetes, and We have - much
condolences that il is specific as we have that OPT
um will produce sleep. and Muthfuliy aay that il
hes cured sverv casein which il has been used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
GENERAL NEWS.


Dogs 10 vesasot.-lO,iea.
San Francisee oscs four million'.
Buffaloes are N around Kearney No.
Timothy Ti.conb Is working on rev
poem.
Most Of the Matches planters are out Of
debt.
The ex onfcderate Gen. Remington
is distill.ng whiskey in Richmond
A cnlo-ed man in New York has aoan-
doned his white wife.
John Mitchell is cne of the editors Of the
Richoond D;spaees.
In three days, 60.cOO pumpkins were
landed in San Francisco.
Greeley thinks Of accepting the inviiasi's
to speak In New Orleans.
Stoker is prominent candidate for next
Gevsrsos u Tsunessee.
eis Norton Psto and family have gone to
Algises to pass the winter.
A young Boston merchant has been down
The crater Of Mount ve>uvius.
The Princess Clotilde is In an interesting
| situation.
vorEs can be bought in Eoeland for .
shilling piece.
TnE Partisan s.seet-sweepers wear out
81, 200 brooms yearly.
Tne last great Ore in Oh City was icussd
by cot upsetting lamp.
Before the year 1898 girls were not 81.
lowed In the public schools in Boston.
The United States, according to The Lon
don Times, has succeeded in bullying the
world.
President johnson presented Ristori With
. copy Of his autograph attached, as souve-
mir.
An old hunter recently found $1,000 in
gold and silver, buried in key, near the
Mississippi river
II is reported that the Clydc-built block>
ade runner Horome is fitting out for Fenan
purposes.
Thr Bostonians a.e going to erect large
elevator for the foreign grain and produce
trade.
A Macon editor knows OF charleston
printer who has made $25, 900 since the
war closed.
The medical savsnts Of Germany have
decided that the exhalations Of plants pro-
duce fever and ague.
A Napa (California) farmer publishes
tpat he found in the crop ola chicken six
bits worth ofscalc gold.
II is stated that Charles o. Connor re
ceived fee Of $50 900 n the Jumel will
case.
Alice Cary 10 the author ofthe ballad Of
Uncle joe" which opens the current num-
Der Of Havper's Magazine.
One hundred and nine thousand bushels
Of wheat we're expor ed from Sheboygan in
October and November,
The subscriptions for the memorial hall
to the graduates Of Bowdoin College who
fell in the war, now amount to over $24,.
900. and the building will be commenced
in the apring. Professor Henry W. Long
fellow, Of Harvard College, and . member
o: the class Of 1926, has lately given 500
to the fund
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the right side under the edge OF the ri IN
creasug pressure: sometimes the pain il In the e
side; the patient srarely able to lie the cit s1e:
sonefines the pain il felt under the shOuldcf-ola1e
and frequently extends 10 the top Of the shonldef.
and il sometimes mistaken for rheumatism In the arm,
The stomach is affected with loss Of appetite and sick
the bowels in general costive sometimes Al
tcrnatng with laxity the head IL troubled with pain,
accompanied with dull heavy senaliOn in the back
part There Is generally considerable loss Of memory.
accompanied with paisiul sensation Of having efi
undonc something which ought to have been done A
slight dry cough is sometimes attendant. The pa
ticn complains OF WEAKNESS and debility he Il easily
startled his feet cold burning and he complains
ola prcky sensation Of his skin; HE spirits low
and although he II satisfied that exercise wonld be
beneficial 10 him. yet he scarcely up forttude
enough 10 try IT, In fact he dstruss every remedy
Several Of the above symptoms accompany the daepc
but have occurred when few Of them existed,
yet examination Of the body amer DEATH has shown tn
Liver to have heecn extensively deranged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15

The large gas chandelier in the Boston
Theatre is hereafter to be lighted with thu
new electrical arrangement. by which il
1870 jets will be infamed simultaneously. -
The effect 10 accomplished by connecting
each burner with galvanic battery, and
instead OF . continuous circuit, slight
break in the wire is left at the outlet Of each
jet, across which the electricity leaps, ig-
nighting the gass in its passage. O
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-15
A CaadlA Deatemeut.

vOE CAN PROCURE OF ANY DRUGGIST IN
this city and vtcin y. Dr. Tobss' Venetian Iini
headache. tocshacAs, chroaic rnsumatiem. croupe.
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case Of sudden academia, such cuts burps scads
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better entitled 10 the attention e the phanthsDpst
than those consequent on the irriSron produced BY
WORMS in the stomach and bowels Mhss Tie suf-
ed and consequently the proper remedy Is not appcd,
bat when the patient. ie an infant il il.s dissaes not
sSal: y psf . some ohe 9 oasS. ssr. to
be particularly remarked that ath"ugh but few wons
may exs, in child, and howsosyer aSissoen. they
oninvsdcd BY any Of the nImerou: tram q disncs
to which infancy u exposed than u ieanuIy ane-
mented ny their irritation Hence \ too nsaesn;!y
proper rsnedies wncn agg!avs1eu ~ th1t canse uoe
~lisS sni.isi; liis eonssaus.se 8 .osss Ssins
po,en; aud prompt remedy h posseseed % thai hey
in Ss ~
by proper remedies. even handed. with success.
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azure semi-circe runs along The lower cyeiid he
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particularly n de morning :ppstiss vsaieSis. so.s:
times voracioas With sn.winx ssnssso Of :as s:sn
ach occasional nausea and voniting; ytossat palm
throughout tie abdomen bowels Irregular. at tnee
sostiye stcos sIiny, M cnatssse.k siaged via
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and disturbcd eseep. VIM R!odng q the tech; te-
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Dr.. MclAne's vcmifugs nay b. dspsndsd upOn -.
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