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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
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TO The HOLDER OF THE FORTUNATE CERTIFICATE
THE DRAWING OF WmITTIER's
HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
Will take place July 4, 1857, at st. Joseph, Mich
First Premium, TEE MODEL FRUIT FARM!
e@ Trees tap. "
GRANOEST OF CHARGE Only
. the Grand one 4
TEN STEA MEKS! TEN BANDS OF MUSIC!
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from iahna ai Ch IL hreeH steamers pyi
Ito CerHc
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
1.-THE MopvL Fsuur PARM"-We arc assured upon
good authority that the advertiser IL responsible and
Will do NJ he sgrecs In every particular. The Model
Fruit Farm" q Just what IL represented 10 be, and
worth the money askcd forit. AL for two dollars"
-LaCrosse Republican.
Wsafe personally acquainted with Mr.. whittier,
ar d have often seen the Model Fruit Farm which he
oers and know that II is all that 10 recommended
We have all the other prises and they are worth
the money represented. Mr.. Whittier IL one OF our
most worthy and honorable citlxens.-St. joseph
Herald.
GuAKD CnAHas-wc have just ~isited Chic axo, snd
observing In hundreds 81 papers the advertisement
Of Mr.. Whit.ers Model Fruit Farm. now going. with
ffty other prizes and are happy 10 say that for
once Ut least we arc fully sasi fed hat thing
will be conducted in the most .fsir ard honorable
manner Those who desire to inylet will have good
opportunity Iowa Statesman.
Cnic,Go Ar.l of. 1861.
have just returned from the great Peach orchards
Of st. Joseph, Mich, aud while there, visited
the Model Farm OF Smith Whittier. and in regard TO
II would that Is the finest fruit farm In the
Northwest. II will yield the present year. over 90
600 baskets OF Peaches. Pears Fnms. &c. The house
and surroundings. TO the least. are elegant and
a fair and honorable drawing. L. A. HOY NE,
. u. ). Commissioner, Chicago, Northern Dist. III.
A committee will be appointed to superiDsenn the
distribute of tfe Price, by the Horticultural and
Agricultural Societies Of Michigan, composed exelu-
sively Of Fruit growers and farmers, none Of whom
shall have airy interest whatever In the drawing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
LOOK HERE!
SMITH THE HALTER
FOR 81 AND UPWARD

CAN BE HAD
HATS for figures broad sod burly,
HATS for straight hair and curly,
HATS for fsces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and jolly;
HATS for gentlemen of Standing,
HATS that GIVE look oen,manding;
HATS for walking, riding. driving,
HATS dull fasss lock alive 10;
HATS for picnic and sxsursioos.
HATS tor holiday diversions
HATS that stand I'll kind II nauiiag,
HATS fer every trade end calling.
HATS for sss,sllias. spsstisss sailing.
BATS gpsass-psssf. = storms INSTALLING.
HATS air>ehaabersss, Smiths lining.
HATS with which 70 sut shiss Ia;
HATS Il msay shapss uassooea,
HATS admired b. lovely woaAn
HATS with which . sscn 70 snsss,
HATS for scores Of Wild adventure;
HATS Of q,iet styles for pastsss,
HATS low-crown, your knowing caseOss
HATS oft sent . hundred miles FOR.
HATS that boys and misses sigh :os,
HATS ttat even babies cry for;
HATS for landsuen and for sailers.
HA 8 that grace the wsrk fos tailou;
HATS ahst woSld . ssiat entiee;
HATS. prime Ilsts, Is any price
HATS THAT r HATS
At 011o1tla'0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Mar 25.-The State Treasurer
yesterday placed $500, 600 10 the National
Bank Of Commerce o. New York, to pay
interest on Missouri lends maturing July
LIST.
Gov. Fletcher accepted the invitation to
take part 10 the political canvass Of Tennes-
see during the summer.
The vigilance committee n johnson Co..
hung Tom Stevens and Morg. Andrews, two
notorious outlaws, in warrensbasg yester-
day. They were brought from Kansas on
requisition from the -(aovernor--taken
from the sheriff by force. =.
Two or three farmers in the vicinity Of
WarrensbuJg. connected with bsnd Of
horse THE es, have been arrested BY che
Vigilance committee, and :odgedia jail 70
await trial al the next session 81 eourt
Patsey Shepard and Con. Readerr. light
weights, met in prize ring on the Illineis
shore this morning. Shepard won in three
rounds lasting one hour and four minutes.
stakes. 5000. .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25

DEs MolaEs, May 25.-ln the U. s. Court
the case Of Willis Downs vs.. the Cbicaso
and Rock Island II. Il. Co., occupied tIe
day yesterday. The plaintiff claims 81 .OcO
damages for Injuries received on the road
Henry Clay Dean declines to be q csndi-
candidate for Governor before the coming
Democratic State Convention.
W D. Armonds charged with robbing the
Mar.qp county safe, has been lodged in jais
for further Trial. Evidence isvtrong assinst
him.
Weather beautiful
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGr-
LAuTiEs.
Those Drops are scientifically compounded fluid
preparation. and better than any Pills. Powders, OF
Nostrums Being liquid. thes action IL direct ard
posit7e rendering them rclisb!e, speedy and cor.
tain specific for the Of ell distractions and sup
preseons OF NATURE Their popularity is indicated BY
the fact that 1oov0o bott'cs annually sold
and consumed 10y the lad!es of the United States.
every one " whom spotk In the strongest terms OF
praise stheir great merits They rapidly taking
the place OF every other Female Remedy. and ARE
sdcsed BY all who know aueht Of them, the susest
Safest and most infallllle preparation In the world.
for the cure Of all female complaints, the fcmoval Of
all distractions OF nature. and the promotion Of
health regularity and strength Explicit directions
eating when they may be used. and explaining when
aud Why they should not, uid not be used with
out producing effects contrary 60 natures chosen
laws will be found carefully folded around each bot
tie. with the written signature Of JonS L. LYoS with
out which none are genuine.
Prepared by ~. JOHN l.. LYON. 1876 Chapel ST :,
New Haven. Conn. who be consulted either per
sonaliy az by mail enclosing stsmp) concerning nll
private diseases and female weaknesses.
Soid by Druggists everywhere.
G. q CLARK n co.
General Agent, fol tho Y. y. and Canadas.
aAIS ,~fs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, May 25.-The NJ. Multi.
hohn has arrived from New York, Haad'ey
Baltimore, Cs1eta and Sidney.
The Boise City Telegraph saws: idahJ
City was almost destroyed by Gre o. May
17,h. All Of Main street was burned from
Bear Run TO Mann's Creek, including the
office Of Wells, Fargo & Co.
New York advices 10 May Let has be en-
re teissd overland in advance Of the steamer
VIII ich left the sams day.
The bark Resolve from the BofdesuE ma
lions, Hope and Sidney, via Valparaiso ar
rived to- day.
Flour Unchanged.
Wheat-Dell, q t2.10.
Legal Tenders 73}c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25

- II ~tCiAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
- residence No. W, corner Main rod ~ L..
'sspts. nevennort, Iowa any siv ~ shira
,uat Of Cl.rs maj nave - lyls&-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
=. w. n. BAKER .

nA.ENPORT, IOWA. OFFICE SOUTH
~ eide Third street. between Brady and Mein
.sscpta heeitence nearly opposite.
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coMMERciAl.

~~seWe uA6s
DnveDpert Market Repors.
osyes ,r ZEE DAvsspvss DssocuA,.
MAY IS 1887.
Retail bulk ol5.0e.
% Sacke, paper, els 20.
T" Dbl 1850.
Missouri White Wis,es. in Sacks. els.
WhOieseae O0cee ~ bhl lee
Coss AsAs.-per 100 -. es.scoa. 80.
WhxAT.-Receipte nominAl 90 prices unee4.
Nos. aud > prices
range from .......s.sotoa 30 per bssbsl,
CoeH .......... eS0l.O0
O.rs.. eo@ 70 g"
Rel 20. +4
Busssa Per b aooa5s.
Esas.-Per dozen, loo.
wHrrs BEAxs.-Prime navy o. rs TO ~. 90.
HAI.-per too. Timothy 1900 Upland Prai-
rio elo.o00el9 10.
CoAt--By the losd. siGe3sc, ~ yard, lsc, de-
hsered. sOc peg bushel.
Chicago Markets..
BY Telegraph May rs.
Ilour-Lower, and medium, grades are in large
supply; high grades Of Minnesota, and Illinois
fancies are scarce and firm. and the few orders
executed for such brands are at extreme prices;
there is very little doing in winter extra except
in small joboing lots. White winter. l6. 5etdi6.-
10; red winter extra, IA rs; shite lilly 10 1911
Wisconsin. $500
Wheat . go but almost instantly deciined.
aniil l.i9 was reached at this point prices re-
acted under the demand TO fill orders and some
round lots were taken at 50@252 a1d lister at
9 81 closing Ut So for car load l9ts.
Corn Eo.l. 1889 higher than at the close
OF yesterday. Sales ut ti.0,1<0tl ops; was
quite active. ranging from &i.0l1 to clos;
weaker at 81 .o2 nj OH. closing quiet with buy
ers at sl.o2. No. was active and higher AZ W
a9sc closing quiet st about s7I<c Rejected
quiet, shade hrmer, Al ss@s9c, The inside II
aud SIS
Osts-No. 9 still cornered and higher. with
first sales at II for fresh. and closing q. 7sc for
regular and fresh.
Rye-Dull and the sales were at Yesterday q
inside figures Nothing doing in No. ..
Dariey-Dull, but the sales were Base higher
than those ofyesterday. Round Its could moi
bs disposed Of ut the prices reported. No. I
sold at 99a92j%. and rejected tbs.
Butter-Koil, 22Q2s. good. 1890.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
KENTUCKY.

i Lorrsyn.s. Aay, $40 dav a c.rpen
terra -~rned J. T. Lswler. while working on
she ioufth story OF the new Gait House.
now In progress Of erection. mass : ,ass'
step and fell violently 10 the ground ard
was instantly killed.
LcrisviLLr, Nay 25.-James p. Law,.r
Was instantly killed, yesterday, BY falling
from building.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
PEI.T0N 4 BURCHILL,
HORSE SHOERS,

Second Street, between Rock Isldnd d zo'ed,
merit door % Dr.. Bopnfon's Stable.
Work done In q scientific MAJ ner and warranted.
Home rnsnufscl ured Shoes used.s A good yetrrnesy
Sprveon connected with our shsp. Large yard at
scheA Sss accom- modstion Of customers. sep22dty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
HOStetter's Stomach BlticrS,

was given 70 the world.
The stomachic and anti bilious operation of
the great restorative has long since rendered il
standard medicine for complaints OF the d,sc,
tive organs and the liver 10 all parts of the
Western hemisphere; but 1t is no less deserved
ly CO cbrated ~ preventive OF epijenics. and
Of tho various disorders generated BY malaria
aud i'm, ,urc water.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
Every fa.ily q This season. sheuid -

Every family q shW season, snoo'o -
spEERs SAMBUR0 PORT WINE.
CsleAeo1eA b nusUDs ~ NJ msdleinal md hensol
easiitlss Hie1iy essseae1t eneat physicens, -
n HorOpeaS I'll Aneican Hceeitah, end ~ so0e
sfils 1sst iAniees = 1sssps - Ameriea.
AS A TONlC-1t he - eQuaA sAusine an appetite,
end building up the systso, 6sng spsrs vine
AZ A DIURETiC- ltimpasls healthy seldom q Ne
0lands Kidncye and Urinary 0fGene, vssy bsue0cial
IN Dropsy, Cont and Rheumatic affections.
ePEkn'0 wNR b . pare srtieae mon he Juics Of
TIE Port Grape, possessing medical properties sups
foP 70 any Othee wioe II Me- and N excellent article
Sbs I'll weak I'D deblated pcssons and a. aged and
inAfn imprOvlnG tAe appetite and bene0tting ladies
and children.
- p sess ~ ae.stshe q AlsszD srEn is ovsf
80 ~: iii - Cxsrri "a FoRT Ha1NnY, cSoies
Old nticie, Imported only b H. spees. direct ftoa
Trade sspplisd ~ Wholesale 1slexists in Nsw
Yosk, Boo4nn, PhhsaelpAia ard 81 L0ais- And " A.
6FI4R. 81 ~ vinsg ard y New Jersey. Principal
Oee.s g nsawsy. N:w Ise ss,.,.o~ . .r.,r.
wAoleeele end Retail Druggist. msysfSiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25

- 2e BRADY STREET. BELOW SEC
AN ond keeps constantly on hand aud makes
(2cMs.'. Hoys' and children
CLOTHING oftse beet material and 10 manner
chat cannot fsil 70 l,ve satisfaction. Ii ,ero
patronage rsspsaifallv solicited Emy9l-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25

New Work Money Market.
~ Telegraph. May Is.
4old--l.37.
Eychsnge-6G Gays, 91s
bonds 5:20s. coupons. Of 's2. l.0esI; Of %,
! o57s@l0e; of 's5, LOsskGel. 0ea<: new, .Os1
lNies. registered, 99sf, 7:sos, FIRST series
le6H@l.0..
New York Central-91x,
Erie 6e1Z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
L.0llISllKl.

NEw ORLEANS, Nay 25.-Ths follow ing
platform was adopted By the Republican
party Of this State: That the rebuilding Of
-ths levecsjs proper object for nationa aid;
demanding the abolition VI the cotton tax !;
that the sugar interest IL projected and
fcatefed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
low "A
NORMAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
D.fV.EFPORT, IOWA.
FACULTY.
J. = FARGO. s.IsCOE IA. PARKER

THE SECOND ANNUAL TERN OF THIS IN
stitutiOn VIII commence On WEDNESDAY. JuLY
10th. 1857, and continue Six RnKs, coeiag Tues
day. August 10Th.
In structions win b given In the following depart
ments Elements Of 0ueie-Psalm0dy-vocalC Gull
Solo Singing Piano Forte aud Organ. Espedsl IT.
tention will also given to the teaching OF tsachess
how to teach.
Each member Of the faculty win have some time to
devote to private teachisg, and n u b desired les
sons will aieo be given on the Piano Forte, Oeean,
Guitar, and Voice Culture and Harmony.
TUnTn ON.
For all Glass Kxere.es payable In advapee,. So 90
~ All Who intsnd becoming members Of the Ac-
sdcy sAoald mako application ses1y, sea9aR parsie.
be needed
For aoy Information not hsseia etvsa. sedssss
either J.R. FARGO, Dixon, ILL.,
~ .. l.. coz, Morrisoa. ILL.,,
or r. A. PARKKR. - Uptu0
may2S-d4Wu st.. Boston. Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25

BY Telegraph May IS
Flonr--Dul! and prices nominal
Wheat Duh. market irregular
Corn! active. NJ LOO for mixed, |. O5 for vel
ow and o. al 0s for white.
Oats -a30eeis. asked. rs.
Lard-Quies. le4Gl2lx for ticrce, IS for keg.
Sides -l2x@I3X.
Shoulde-s-S;kQa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
The WI TE PIE G0Npouhp

II was early 81 ~ :; .ur of 'ssthai iis.~ com
pound wa originated. a member offtl family WAS
aiitCtcd with n Irritation uf rae throat attend q vi a
a disagrecalir cau.h l hal for come mon NJ pro
sious Thought thai preparation navin foi its bnsi-
the iutlae bark Of white pine might be cnnlpound
Ell a. Ia be- very useful Ia ai-ea- Of the throat aud
lunys. To test tie value of il tn the CAGE alluded to-
ltuinppunitl small quantity of the medic ne that
ees. The result was exceedingly gratifying. Within
Two days the irritation of the throat was removed
the cough subsidized and speedy cure Effected
Soon after this sent come Lady In Iondunlerty
n. II who had been suffering for some weeks fr,nn
. Tad cough, occnsioned by sudden cold, aud had
raised mucous s'reaksd With blood. She soon found
selicf and sent for more. She took about ten
oft. and got well J. b CLARKE ESQ editor of the
Manchester Daily Mirror made "A trial of the same
preparation In the Of cold and was cured
immediately. lie was so highly pleased with the
suits. ana 70 confident Ia success attending Its siles,
placed before the public. that he finally persuaded
me TO give II maine. aud send 1t abroad benefit
the suffering. III November. 1885,, fret advertised
II under the name Of Waite PIN, Compound In two
yearr from that time there had been whulesaicd ia
Manchester Rnnc one hundred dollars worth, where
ket. snh n Htin ,nniutan~ thti pn-iti.,n There "a
good ieison ~ this. i IL very and he a,i,,
IN is mature. u warming 10 tbs stomach and plcassnt
wiihal To The is-tc. snf j. exceedingly cheap.
"As remedy for kidney romplait,s the White
Pine Compound stands urStFaled. II not origi-
Iatci for that purpose but person using II for
cough wac not ony cured OF a couch. bat was also
cured OF kidney ,lificu' or trn wears 4 ardirg
Sinc. that acciren, iisrpvcrs many thnusails have
nsed Il i"s The same coinll.n aud have been COM
lleiely cured. "
The above written by Dr. Poland. In $780,
Since then, = la Manchester the White Pin, Conn
pound has taken thc lead OF all ,arrh rernct los n.
well preparation for the cure uf kidney d.
out the New Enrlsnsu tss"s ''~ft "aiaiei through
Thi.t,-tn " -.-ssAa sttlt-.
,.rlieuy l. ar safe and pleasant 10 take as II IL
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hlcNlcan.

DErRnlT. Nay, e4-Ths Constitutional
Convention which met here toslsy decided
the clause making eight hours . legal days
work, but leaves1t to legislative discretion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25

~ elegraph. May %.
orr-Unchargcd. less active; II S50Ila So
fo' extra State; ls.oe@IA.oO for Round Hoop
Olio.
Wheat Dull, declining.
corn-Bnchanged, l.20t1l g for new mixed
western.
rork-CIosed heavy, ss.qo@sss7 for new
m IS % 90 for old.
Lard Steady. l2i6@l3.
Nhisky-uncharred
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph May rs.
Flour Dull but prices nominaliy unchanged.
whea.-Duil but prices uominaily unchanged.
Ccrn-Opened firm ct 9Oe.; but closed dull.
Oats-Steady At 74l76c.
kye-Unchanged
Barley-Uncha hanged.
whisky-Heid as s.s2, but no buyers at over
$50
Provisions and qaies
lacon.- Moderate demand, nj 9Mllc: and
Il &c. FOR shoulders, sides and clear side..
Rn.ter-Dull at 2ac
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25

CUMBERLAND. Nh. Nay o4.-The presby
terrain General Assembly adjourned TO day.
The Committee ON Conference appointed as
. subject, Union with other Presby; erian
churches. Tho next Assembly meets nj
Lincoln. Illinois M !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic Specifics

HAVE proved from She most am pie -perenre, an
t.e ea,,ls ss % s'aPs' sa.sn, a T. @
uler use-ao emplr. thai niataes cannot be made in
usne tiiatn 60 harmless - he ire from danger,
aud 20 e;lcteLt. to ist aiwss sel4oe. They have
Tsiece tie highest eomsneidetlsn from ALL and viii
always rend satisfaction Cent?.
No. Cures F'everrs. Congestion ......... ~
81" Worms. Worm fascf, worm collie. -
" Cry ing colo. heethiup aiiusaits, Is
Dinrrhoea oichidren % adalts,. 70
:" IDysentcry Grip.ng. Bilious coio.. p
g." Ghofs.E.8-Ni orr BUS Sausea,-..- q
" 4" Coughs. Colds, bronchitis. 49,. rs
" I" Neuraigia. y5a.'achc, racsache,... ~
4" p" IfcadacHes-. sick Headache. -
" 10 " Dysparria. Billions Stomach. -. 2s
" II - ss,Ip,,ft.s-, scans i sinsulp~ri,ds %
. ~ : Iseacorrhrsa or W hites. .......... Is
" IS =" Group. haaTre cough ......s........ 70
7" 10 ed" salt Ehoum, Erysipeias, ErrptoDs.. 25
" ~ +" thenInatiein. rheumatic pains. 20
+" 10 " Fever aud Arle, Chill Fever. .....-. 10
" IL Piles. internal and external. .-...-.. "a
" Is 4" OphtalIny. sore innamei eyes. 20
" 10" Catarrh. acuteor chronic Influences. 20
=. - +" Whooping-c0ugh.s sssmodic cough 10
q Asthma. oppressed. ......... 30
I" % +" Far discharge, impaired hearlng.-.... 30
~ :. sScrofn Ia, Enlarged glands, 10
" "a" General debility, ply steal weakness 20
g I)ropsey. scanty seereti"ns. 20
:. g :. ssea,sickne.s. OF siesness !som riding %
N er~oys Debility. semin, emissions
involuntary discharges. ................. lO
~ :" sore Mouth or Cantsr ...--.......... ~
80 - Urinary lucoBtinuance. ............ %
81 :. Painful Periods. even with spasms.. %
~ Suff;,riil2s at chan3e Of Life ........ loo
10 Fpilc pSy. spasms. ST. Wins dance 100
"a Diptheria.Ulcc iated Sore Throat. 80
FAMILY CASES.
Gaze Of 30 vais. d book complete :1oo 90
Case of 20 large viaie. In morocco, and book GO
Case OF % large vials, plain case - .... Boo
Case of Is boxes tNoe TO ~ Z" 80. 5 10
These remedies by the case or single box sent
n any part Of the country By mai ~ express free OF
charge, gu receipt of price. Addrefs
III MPHREY'S SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED
iciSE COMPANY.
Once and Depot. No. hae Broadway, New York.
Fur sale hy every Medicine Dealer.
Dr. nUMPHhEIs is consulted daily NJ his Office,
personally b letter, uboye, Tor all frs Of de
aaFes. de- i-feodX wiy
HARRISON 4 SfAIiks. Agents.
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Observation-Disclosures.

raosasss has its penalties As the worth ad
vances in civilization, u becomes more luxuri-
Gus aud the pamperiug Of the body seems to be
an indispensable accompaniment OF the cui,iva-
Ito. ~ the mird This ought not TO be; bu, II
il, and no argument can alter the fact. thcugl,
wholesome advice aud Judieicus. precautionary
and remedial treatment may mitigate III" evil
Ssv ages, We ere told. arc mot troubled with dys
peps,a; bnt this dicsum Ia open 70 doubt Pri-
walton snc hardship. a. we'll a. high living and
dissipation. enGendsr the disease and Il would
therefore scem that the man Of the wilderness.
~ well a. The dwclisr In cities. must be more
less subject 10 Il. Ons thing. however. h GER
tain In no'country under heaven 10 !. so prev
alcnt - in the United Sta'cs. Here the disease
has become domesticstsd; ii ~ TO be found in
almost every household; snd consequently.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
DHrslCAL viGoR.
PHYSICAL VIGOR

IA the main safeguard Of health. II rcpels ard
frhss on Tho morbid elements which surerin-
duee disease The grand question. therefore.
is. how shall This rspellant power be in''essed
where where il 10 but feeble. and acquired where
II scarcely exists Al alls There VA. atine when
this question could not be satisfactorily answer
ed. Hut the problem 10 now solved. II has
been proved by the experience Of more than
fourteen ycars that
80 theroughly reinforce both the Constitution
and The secsstive and The nervous systsmsss 70
render he BODY ecapasasively invuinesabls 70
he unwhslsssme inausscss which PROSTATE
% many thoussnds on beds Of sickness. In "a.
sioss psrts u Ne world, q oil seasons Of tho
yeae. ~ - invissrssiae. regulating and res
tarsaivs psspsssaloa. suited 10 oil elimssss and
70 I'll coatiaesHciss, u ssaads Aioss among
modern nsdicjaes. II u the only tonic Of which
ths stimulating principle 10 perfectly pure. It's
b.sis 10 the essential principle Of sound Rye.
admitted by anaiy sicsl chemist. and medicinal
practitioners 20 be che most genial and harmless
OF stimuli; and this fluid 10 pursed OF all The
crudisies which belong 10 II ~ u comcs from tho
manufacturer. before hciog used in the cotnpo
eition ofthe Bit,crs. The Alternative. corrective
and restorative properties Of the preparation
are derived exclusively from roots and plants
tho virtues Of which arc acknowledged BY phM-
maccutists and physicians. aud which often
prescribed separately by the profession. Never
however. were these inv slusbie vegetable SCENTS
combined kcr preventurc and remedial purposes
until the by gciau compound.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25
SERIOUSNESS.

The liver il the largest gland IN the body. ana
the most imporsant q re secrenvs organs. ea
cspt ~ neGnrsne wnsen ssors.e; "a sIe R Whan
ipice, 40 Apid whsch dissolves the 'ooa; "nen
fails 70 ~ aes !. q os s.ss The sn
sem ssns. .sshppr .Tshe HOOD This carbon j,
uu,tes with other elements , |. reu!sa p ;a.s
the hitter fluid called Ds, s..;,. pua ~, ,n.o
the upper bowel. and gTeauy 'sc..astS ,ne pro.
cessss Of digestion anu III hss ~ \. t.ssn ons
liver does not wo h ;%rsvs. and hser. ~ h;,ons
q the Dloca ~ y,;ne i ~ Z deem yellow co,or-