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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-09-06
Why Don't the Women "Propose1

1t is almost singular that among
SO much talk on woman's rights.
nothing is said of her right 10 pop
the question. We don't remember
even an allusion TO it in the New
York Constitutional Convention. al
though a deal of tWaddIp-aS well
MS some SENSE was talked, ON the
matter of voting. In some part of
of the world, it may be Tartary.
they are SAID to exercise that RIGHT,
TO the entire exclusion of the male
persuasion. II Is .ruc that with Ms
they are said to have divers arts by
means of which they bring the men
to the same point, and so generally
attain the end desired. Much time
and anxiety would be spared, if only
the ladies' were not forced to employ
indirect aud consequently protractcd
methods. Time is certainly an i'm
portant element, since beauty fades
and young men pass away. But if
1t should be ''constitntionalr for the
women 10 propose, would the men
he allowed to decline? All there's
the rub
Now and then, however Young
woman takes herrightS Will ntwait
ing to have them granted. Witness
queen Victoria, who loved Prince
Albert, and told him SO. PerhapS
II was necessary, considering their
relative positions, that she shohld
take the initiative How she did if
IL set forth III the following letter
from the young prince to his grand
mother.
"Thc subject which has occupied
rs so much Of late is at last settled.
The Queen sent for me alone i'm her
room a few days ago, and declared
10 me IN a genuine outburSt of love
and affection that had gained her
whole heart, and would make her
iWenslV happy if ! wouId make her
the sacrifice of sharing her life with
her, for she said she looked ON if os
Il sacrifice the only thing that
troubled her was that She did moi
think she was worthy of me. The
Joyous opcncss Of manner in which
Sue told me this quite enchanted me.
ana ! was quite carried away by IT,"
when women get TO have az i'm.
dependenta status as men, this meth
cd may be expected TO hc all the
fashion. And even now, il might
not be easy TO give yeIy solid and
satisfactory reasons why women
should always have 10 wait until
they are spoken TO. The present
custom is doubtless only result of
ING ilnhcmorih tyranny" of Man.
The Michigan Constitutional Con.
rel,tloh has finally rejected female
suffrage py q ote Of lG to %.
"Marrying for life" is y ,br,.o
West. Wv III INC d
Horace Greeley ~ wanted IN c,i
ago. He Is wanted to han n",
he Board Of Trade. ' '"'
Ladies are like watohes-prop,,
nOugh to look at---sweet faces and
elpate hands, but somewhat din.
ut TO regulate, when once started
going \
HE. tNH
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-09-06

"Marrying for life" il - ,L,,a
West. Wv ~ ING
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-09-06

Inc Michigan Constitutional Con.
n' nl mas ilnaliy rejected female
N"ilfags ~ 2 otc Of lG to %.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-09-06
To Farmers.

\ Full STocK OF
'ch res Forks, Hay and Hand
uaheH, ShoNelS Hoes, Iron Bars.
WOO irvine, sheep Shears. But'
ter Tubs. aud best p.irr ,"'
tie lowest mafhd prices. Nv ''"'''
lHtCfIARp
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-09-06

DAkLuR Observation-Disclosures So
! ips, Easy Chairs, Stuffed Rocking CL,irs
Cane Seat aud Back Chairs What Nots' a.
pies Mirrors, Window Shades. See
r. n II. I. KEYES 4 CO.'S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-17

naa = p D -
!. - Sn 8 obltnG elmer Der be-
tiebteiten SommerfrifAeu Biers,
fpieIte i9 oieler Sage cine tragifde
Scene ab. Sci elmer bort nciienoen
5Salnilie aus Der Geii0eu3 mGren fur
Ben unterri9t Der Rinoer Elm SONNET
lter, Gr. Wf. un6 cine goubernnnte.
engdgirt. 2ebteres Die Bfaat ettits
auBerb lib Soblina ipobnenoeu Man.
res, srfreute iid felt Boden elmer 10
lebbaften Mnfmerflamfeit Seitens 6es
9ofmeiiters, Der Sulett iegariniitl elmer
4iebeseTf ar,lllg sAerausritfte1 0aB Tc
unter 1rubiaenl Sinueis a4lf alibren
sbrGutiglm. IN. Dqs enoliAe 9luIbDren
oieier eeplaclrteua BeperbHnaea ers
inhtes 9lud), Die 9ebieter Res 9aafsB.
bon Ser Sa9hage unterriAtet j ladter
Sen 8e.ailhaigeu beS aesaRRtsH SD !.
1neiaers oaoRrdl Elm gnOe ;HlIlade15
Oab iie, sihIu tiir3lih ertlartsn ieiac.
altaterridts bel Den 6inneeuln nidltslncbr
81 beolrfsiI lparaHf d. sOasrAans an.
ldeiueno gefapt oerlieB. 9fadI adt
Sagen eri iells 9f. .ipieoer in Der &ilIas
eine9 iciner friberen Sbiiler, bet ibni
entgeaen fam, BAT er, Die @supsrgauRte
berausrufen 81 woIteu. Ser inteIli
acrte &uahs, beHerEte e.. naBs pfs eiueH
I-@egeultanS, Der elmer 8tllote glid,
inter Dem 2lrme tra9e, uuo niaAte ben
@ltern, Die in6ehen lariber binmc9.
9inaen, 9lfittbeilHng bapou. BalD ere
! lhten bic 9ouuerRannte i'm 8eyhnule
no Or. SO. ibrer burrte, @r mHrol
talin. ibrer anlidtis. als er eiIlen Bic.
| nolber berporSog uno eiiieH SGuB on
! Re abfeuerte,a Der He glidli6ber Beii
i1Gr ipenig perlekte. SooanH ridltet
er bic 9Haffe 9e9ea ljd lelbit un0 feu'
erte; Der SduB traf ibn8 on Der 8rult
/ obne ieoo9 tDbtIida ;u iein. 0os 3nul
4 10 Uie Die sltadbarldafts 9erietb i
Qlldym iiber oiei Deteuationen IN
Mlles elite berbei. Ser beripunoet
4 pofmeilter murOe in oas Spital trans
ierirt, no er nod leiner Seihne ent
gegeniisbt; Die @ouperuante nuro
4 3u Brtt sebradt uno beTuoet lJd be
!, reitS auEer 9eiabr..a IS ns5ps
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-17

Ser 8erIiner Sannmer.
.fer<8e erein. 9isfIbef gibt bon
Berlin aus in 6eni Barrier !, Sentpsn
in ben anertennenoiten Barten cine
Sdiloernng bes 98elens uno bee
lBirfens 0es eprtiesn SanStuerfer
gereins. sd lpetSe9, fagt eram
SbluiIe, ,,bon Der 8erlanmlnn1, Der
ih in Dieiem 8ereine beiaemobnf, eli is
,etbaftes 8ilh pirtlider Mno irud,t-
5ringsnber Semofratie beipdbreitl
|. Oort lab i'd inmitten einer 9lrbeitsrs
lep0lferung bon beipunoerunespGr0t.
aer 9altung hernorraeenoe glfdnner,
tuie 0unfer, 8ir9om, 8asfer, Die an.
OerIuarts Dorubergebeno getren1t lIllo,
aurdl cine eeineiniame 9Fidt, Die
gteid5eitig fir iie bas eoelife. 9sergnii :
gen mar, geeinigt. SD iab u1o b0rte
Oalelbit, wie man Die sreibeit lsbrt
ourd grsieb ne 0es Gsiites, burd
Rrditiguna Der SeeIe, our1 YFees
ridtiger Sheen unO 9laresuug eOler
9eluble. Ser @boraelang, nit mel
tem reeelmaBig ieoe 8erlannlano
er0Tnet ltna beidlofIen ipirb, nerfeibf
Dem @ansen getui6ermaBen einen reIi
giolen @baratteG uil6 id eInpfano ei .
nen iener ungetbeilten Sinh. .IdcI
wel9e unfere TO griin6Iid1 getriibts
Il9egentpnrt mIr lelten perf9aTt. I'd
.Dieier Berliner 8erein 1T BEL ipei-
tenn nidt Der einjige ieinsr glrt. 6,
1T, gtaube td, Der iltelte un0 erIreui
| nd Der ueroienteu Gbre, ais Der Wfu
iterberein angelebsn gu mer6en. Gs
gibt oeren anoere in Berlin, in Der
preubifden 8robinsen uno in inehre
tTeil anocren 6eutfhen Stnnten. 81,
iuneen 2lrbeiter baben tp1Jreilb ibrel
BanOerfhaft 6urd) DeutfblanO itetl
@eieeenbeit, aus Der einen otefer 9e.
ieai9aften IN Sic anoere iiber3uaeben
Renn id) bies be6eute un6 gleid ;eiiie
als ueitere 6oIge Oes 8ereinsre9tes
tebe, auie iidj, MngeiiAts Der beberlte,
benoen Bablen, burd gang 8reuBel
Bablausidiiife, bic nit einairbet Il
4 S SorreipoHoe1s lteben, bil0en, fpenn i'd
ferner 6el tpun6erbaren MnfIHmunI
Der bon Dem groBer un0 IitternliiOli9el
! Sdntte Geiit3fd berDorgetufepsl
boIfsnirtlbf9aftli9en Bemeo,Ine in
Qluee falie, 10 inub i9 unluilltiirIid al
huns suriifoenten unb mir lelber lageu
Sab YreuBen nod an6ere Singe al
tfeine miIitdrii9en Snititutionett befibi
IN Oenen mir ibm uah5ueifsrn bdtten.
Mfein grlfomnen ip6dit unt 70 irtebr
tpenn i1 beoente, Dap Oiefer preuBifdD
gserein auf Der Wariler NnslteIlnn
cine groBe MeoaiIIe er1alten bat, I'M
foIgIid als bortreTlif anertanrt nor
ben lit, unb 6aB benno1 Die 0ranSole
feinen ibnIiden @erein biloeu hiirfen
g8enn BEL uns elm anertaunter Gbren
mann 6HentIib lpre9en nil, 10 mu
er fur feine Yerion unb fur ben @e
genltanS feiiies 8ortruges Die @eiau6
niB Der Sbrt9teit einbofen. Ser g8i
6eripfud 1T tart uno i'd tpiinitJe nu
pab man ibn sebiibreuO enrpfnot
In09e." b
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-17
$50 pObut bas ylaf2

sEa ! X
Gus 9lom Idnft bic Nadridt bon
Dem SoOe Der ST. r60niein bon 9lenpel
Elm. Sic ltarb in ibreln 26. 2ebenssl
iabre unO tam aIsleines iener befldsl
eenspertbcn Spfer betradtet luerOeus.
melhe bic taltberehnen0e 9ogitif Mntsri
ben AfdMtiaen Der groe fegOert, Die
9srinaefiin Mfarie bon BopeFu, &dfpes
tier Der &ailerin bon 2ellerrsit5. 0ie
bsim @lan5e elmer talierlihen, Rgone,
ebenfals Oas uuolHdAdlte 6obuiIiens
Ieben fiibrt, nuroe, Is 3ahle at, an
ben Gobn oes berldtieleH 81uigs
80uibd bon 9leapel sauf 8efshl bes
4ailers bon Seitsrreld rermablt,
kweIaer OaOurd fei1en GinEub In Slio Z
Eitalien befeifigen ippIlte, eiHen Ginfub,
peldeR @ariboloi in istneui @tnrnts
| mario mt Der nsapoIitanilAen, bluts
beFedten Onnaitie sugLaiA peFniAtete
/ ~ M iElsxNe bulb Madl ibrer BeEbeira'
l tH y nIae bee Eoees bon BoBths
| slile Ronis q aber 0as @llf blieb ~
] f1hlI IC7f Bemabl, Der GGs&0niI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-17

- 9lan ersahitiItSt in aonltnntinopcI
cine artae @,thldpte pDnt lekigen Sats
tau Abpnt 9lai5,unD anilt 0irler tobe
oerr .Durh aielnen peep into eivilisa-
ton 1eitti eemilIes lSllieEefes erlp orben
bat, losilt es! nntifEtidhs Dab olertei Ser
fldhidaten llnn &b0raltere ii9e silbrr ion IN
@oags aeicst lurraeaa SnleiiieH erlten
SfeaGerun0eiabreu fpielte er germ oGfuat 3
gats Ysaisbirs Nieler bffiibinte &alif aus
searls oes @JDb n 8Iten siiebte rs bes
eanMIidl. 9lbeHos, non ieiileiIi1 a8tobs
Deaier bcaIeitet aunertiRnta in Den &tras
zen 8aaOaSs taaibsrstlasheu, uiit su ers
lahrelts apng bic &eute in l&e3tg auf ihr
,0dhteu.s Ginsfolfer &srlith nun, ben
Sultan 2IbOstli 2ISis ebcHfaEls mud te
Ibetaal ibn hersIidl fdIedlt. Grsins ii
Elm saalfeehaua, wolibn &iemanb fannte
nno; beaann, fiiefisriidl niifFacn GiIlteT
uuOnleipe Megierung sll fdlhnpfen, al
| lulnAlidle Elm Oeriui d alll thn auiptalt.
tnN lhln eine lofd,s relpifhDArial
Sprad)e IN netkeli NBorfen- nrTipies
QIis otsr Der pernieustlidle MeheH fert,
iubr su ldltern, CAB ibM Der rrsiirat
Derwiid4s eiae 6tbaaenoe Sbrfcis,
Nieier Idln0eiioe 8emeis bon Inter
ffbanenliebe hcl1nitiete Oos GhiuerS
lhafte ae1elbeu9 mo Der Siiiian iaAot
,bihsA our@ einenaiejner oberlten Serait
gSeanlleta. am nIiDerrl 4llor9eiI Elm t0it
/ boFes @eldeait NIT eintnl @oa.pliihet
i Epon ,,aesm Nlonnes besn CT rgeItern 9Ibeu
/ leine Sbrfeiee oeseben babe"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-17

sn slibieres, Srontreid, fOnnts
Der beribnrte SeiItdn3er BIonbin fein
Engagement nid)t erfllen, ba cs nd
berousitetlte, baf feine 0iipotert Oae
Sell Olirdia9t hdtten, ouf tpeI9em er
8oriteanngen geben foIlte. I
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-17

2on6on, Is. Qu9.
So Das Saus ser 2orDs bat Die 9lpe
peIIation I'm 8anferott Soll bon
Snerenb, @urneg u. SO au Gunijen
oes 9tquiOators entldlieoeu.
Sic 9lction bes Sauies Ser Qorbs
in 8eaug auf Die 9lmenoementS sur
9eform Bin bra1te beiOe Sauier in
b6lise 5armonie. 0ie Soniein bot
Die Bill 9enebmigt uno 6iefelbe 1T nun
@eiek.
SIN Saule Der @emeinen purOe Die
8il, ueIhe ben GebraHd Der f0nigl,
8arts 3u @oItsberiamnluneen bers
bietet, BON Der gteoierung surifgeao<
len.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-17

IS rantfnrts q. &C., 10. @ug.
Qebte Nadt brad elm berbeerenbes
Sseaer In Der fathoIif6en Satbebrale
aus. Giefes @eb6u0e lpllrDe i'm Sa5r
1415 erbaut uaO lit aenfeiner ardis,
tectOnifhenS Sh0nbeit lnD 9eldidtlider
8taiebAng berdbint. 0ie idnnntlis
den tiinltIiGen Sersieriin9en i'm esSnS
nern muroeft serff0rt uno Die gSdnOe,
bic Da1ung uno Der 2burnl iuuroen
70 fart befdd0igt, 0aB es n0tbi9 lem
iuirO, oas ganae @ebauOc nieOer3arei@
Pen.
Der neue Ser. Gtaateu Miiniifer,
8err @eorg Bancroft bat cine Inter-
re6ung nit benz Miniiterpralf lfbentrr,
@rafen 8ismard gebabt. Die llnterS
baItuna ipar Iebr ber5lidb. Sfddite
@o@e ivirS 6err 8aueraft feiue erlte
Mnbien8 beim S0nig baben, i'm ieinf
8eelaubigune8idreib afS @eian6tGr
Der 8er. Gtaaten 81 iiberreiAen.
GonFantinopel, Is. Nug.
Der Gultau empFng bel ieinsr 8us
jrH6Gunft cine NSreGe BON @roRiueifir
in melder ihm oieier 8eritt iiber ietnt
BeTmaIhng Oes &eidIeS wdbreno De-
2l6pefenheit 0es SaGtans abitattef
Ser gulfan enteeanefe, 0ab 6as 9te'
tmltdt leiael lpeiliden 0teiie Der gnts
fAlub fei, fir Oas ettnnfaniide Getd
eine Aeta oeS6ortf1r ties su 6eginnea
nnO iiedt baber cine 3feibe ponSerorO'
rlsHgen sum BObL ieiner uaterllanet
: in 9lnsiidt. =
9dris, 10. glug.
Eas tiIrtifdle @oupernement bat er.
Hart, Oab es bic Snteroention De
Rd9te in Die Angelegenbeiteu DO
Gambia nidt annebmen Tonne.
8Iorena15. eIus.
Der Dampfer ,,aaafrr Gitp" nj
ben Grsurlioniften nadl Dem gelobtel
Qanhe an 8or0 fam in gleapeI an IN
mur0eu Mnter auarantaine geiteai
tuos bielen llnwilen lei ben Yafia
0ieren erregte. Z
8erttul Is. alag.
g Cine 9uIdmmenfauft bes aOnig
bon Yreuben NIT Dem Safer bO
OeRerreid6 ipir6 binnen fnr3em Sta
fimOen.
8ndarelt Is. Qlus.
EaB sJetniiterium -OeS Sarfen gar
BOT ieine Gntla6nn8 genomtnen,
& 81 IS @aIbefon, 13. glug.
.sa Gas aeIbe 5ieber niinnlt irnnl
sssebr iiberhdn6 nnD bes g4efter iif lel
uneanlfi1 FIR GiHbalt Der 8ranfbei
Ge Fnb Bic iekt 800 sale einberihte
pom Denen $50 tO6li9 perIiefen. =
rss @o1m Is. Muoua miro gemeloet, 0t
Sic 8ahl Ser Safe bereits 1000 betra
unb bab Diefeiben lidJ Bon 5tAn0e
GtMnbe perlnebren.
es.asB Bafbtn0tohs I6. slng.
sm g6at warsH geiteru Sse, TT
600
GentraL @rant beabTdtigt ri
aro6e QImsabI boa SfBetere1 Der q
nee, weIdys ieit benz &riege bier D
fdafsiat iparen, gum &tenite aber
aDaghfnat0l ilidt nlebr n0tbi9 fre,
snDtft 9Dsrtansetreiie gu berisben.
DaBt n, a, TO. AaqAF.
Cine uugeasein itarf beiaa5te repab
Ranifde Beriaualnn3 fans geltern }
fdtt. @eneral 9npes mar ofr 6arl
rsbneE, gro6er Gntbufasulns berrIt
DOr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-17

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e and no transient advertisements will be taken
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&abelsOepef:ben.
6taersbrunf S in Srantfur t
am W ain.
SnDianer artea.

aa5ri6ten aus Derf6ieOenen staottn.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-08-17

Die @afbri6t lief elm, bab elm oine :
rifanilaes Sdiff fiirSlih IN eiHen Sn !
fensoer Sniet SSorlnoie93u IanbeiI bers
iudte, baB abtr 0Er SifSier oss 8oos
tes bon ben @fngeboreneH getoOtet
l,il1rNp -. as,.. .l|sss rs lt6fts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-12

A California correspondent gives a briei
account Of a curious religious order in Mex
leo. called the "Pretontisss.n This order,
with is curious customs, has been handed
down from tho old franciscan friars of
Spain. Every Friday during Lent. and the
whole Of the last week. they 60 through
this penance:--An indefinite number, gen
orally from twenty-five TO fifty, divest them
selves Of all their s%uperlluous clothing, ex>
ceptirg . pair Of drawers rolled up to the
knee, with a red handkerchief around the
head. 0aicers are e'ected-who do not dis
robe themselves-sli furnished with n PEE
culiar kind OF whip, made very pliable. ex>
cept those who bold the post Of honor, to
the number Of five OF six, who carry a large
heavy cross, hewn out Of rough timber,
which is 30 heavy and unwieldy hat when
tho cross is upon the shoulder the long up-
right piece drags upon the ground. All
leave their place Of resort, sing . meian
choly sort Of chant. and going to . certain
place where . large cross 10 firmly planted
10 the ground, they drop upon their knees
in Q circle around the CROSS; then begin 70
beat themselves alternately over each shoul
der, according as they think their sins de>
serve. This whip strikes in tho small OF
the back, keeping time to the chant. while
shutting around the circle. The cross bear
ers, who have their hands full. ere kindly
provided for by the officers, who lake it
upon themselves to whip those who have
not the ability to whip themselves. Their
backs. as We raw them, resembled 4 mass Of
raw flesh, with the blood not trickling from
one place, but hundreds. The blows could
be heard for full half a mile, filing the by.
stander with an des,ribable horror. while
the cold chill runs over his frame in think :
ing how it Is possible for human beings TO
be so ignorant and degraded as TO do this.
The pensncc is over with the last Of Lent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-12

Wilt the Davenport DENocaAT please
state whether II will or will not sup OIL
Charles Mason, the Democratic nominee, Tor
Govcrno-.-Gazetfc.
when the Gazette shall see the name OF
Charles Mason Of the head OF our columns,
then i, may know that Charles Mason il
supported by this paper. What We will
DO rests with the future TO determine, what
we will not do is to support men who base
" ignore the rights Of the people, and Leg
isla,s for partisan purposes, who permit
their private secretaries TO steal the peoples
money, and then cheat justice Of its victim.
lie who stands fair and square on tho peo.
pies Platform, for the people. and against
radical puritanicai fanaticism has our
support.
Aud now. Mr.. Gazette. why do you have
so much 70 say about the South, abou, re-
construction and national politics. and not
one word about our v County Affairs ?
We have invited your omnicien, pen to an
investigation, have given you some lev
facts AMI figures, have asked you to defend
your AIRY for their Encouragement here
.. home. You talk learnedly OF Loyalty
and Equal Rights down South, but not
one word abou, equal rights here in Scott
county, AMI not n lisp about Scott county
Finances. Why is the valuation Of property
increased here 10 Scott county and the rate
Of taxation Increased at the same t,mes
How much is our State and County debt,
aad where has all Of the money gomez
VIII the Gazette give Us . sketch Of "scott
County Affairs rs they are. and the rea-
ans thereof, or does it shrink the expose
II "the controlling influence IN the present
Board Of Supervisors; When these quest
tons ar satisfactorily answered, then may
YOU ask for our position aud 10 cited TO the
Peoples Party Platform. The men who
advocate and defend its principles are wors
thv aud shall receive our support.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-12
Thaa she Fruie.

1t large, choice, well. favored fruit i.
wanted Of any kind, il must b thinned out,
removing . few at time from every par
Of the tree. 90 ~ to leave tie residue pr tty
evenly distributed. The work cannot bs
oil performed II once, and il therefore
should be commenced early in the season,
she operator going over his trees, bushes o,
vines from time TO time, a. the eye meets Il
and the evidence appear Of the sdvantaee
obtained By it, removal. Early thinninr,
before the strength Of the tree Or vine I,
taxed in The stooinG or seeding, will evsjl
much more than the same course alerwaed
-HtrAe~lwraljst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-12
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
Bel NBoI rs EXTRACT BucHu. ffeb5 d&wfy
Horrible

Horrible Accident.
a man conn time since was repairing a gas leak
corner Of asth Street and 9Th Avenue. New York
He went In TO the excavation and then lit a match.
An explosion Of the gas took place, and the man was
much burned. DR. TosfAs' Venetian Liniment was
applied freely. and in three days the man was about
his business In the Manhattan Gas Works as wei as
ever. His nanc lie Samuel r. Waters. This is one
OF the wonderful cures made by DR. Tomas celebra-
ted Venetian Liniment: tits not only good for Burns.
bus for Old Sores, Bruises. Chronic Rheumatism,
Sore Threats, Cuts, Insect 6tinge, Pains in the
Limbs, Chest and Back; also internally. for Collie,
Cramps. DisrrhGa. Dysentery. and Group. 1t 10
perfectly innocent TO take internally. and is the
beet family medicine In the world. Orders are re-
ceivcd all over Europe Tor Il. The most celebrated
physicians recommend tit never fails. DR.. Tomas
puts up every drop himself. Sold by all druggists
at 20 cents and 81 per bottle. Depot, Sc Cortlandt
Street. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-12
NOTICES.



The hot. sultry month Of August is now upon Ne.
The season when sickness IL more fatal than at any
other time. When Che body is relaxed. and nature
can do least to recupcrate its exhausted strength
Al this time We require TO guard. with more than
usual care, against the attacks of the great enemy
disease-by terrifying the system with HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH ITTER the mos, wonderful
tonic In the world. A tonic endorsed a. a pure,
harm less and effective FAMILY MEDICINE by
millions Of human beings who have thoroughly tee
Ted Il and found immediate relief. BY It. aid tho APP
petite Il NJ once increased; digestion RECEIVERS is
healthy tone the vital forces are invigorated. and
new life infused into the system. The weak, debili-
tated and nervous victims awake to n feeling Of true
enjoyment, and life once a burden. becomes a source
Of pleasure.
Beware OF the pcrncious alcoholic preparations.
purporting to be tonics and stomachics. pulled ny
daily In the newspapers! Let them clone
HosTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS
Is the one pure and reliable tonic and invigora.or,
and can be procured in every city. town and village
In the country.
HOSTETTERS BiTTERS has a permanent rcpu-
tation. which is raT Idly increasing ss the years go BY.
All others are but mushrooms Of the hour, and die
OF as quickly as they spring into existence.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-12
The Moon.

]. appears that on, great terrestrial time
piece. hitherto supposed to bo keeping most
perfect time, requires correcting aud rating.
In the course of two thousand years. it has
lost nearly An hour and q quarter. says the
Quarterly Journal Of Science, and compaf-
ed with its motion at the beginning Of the
interval, it is now losing one second in
twelve weeks. The day 10 also l~engtheaing
and will continue to do SO until it 10 equal
in length to the unar day-that is, to our
lunar month. The inhabitants Of the earth
may console themselves, however; for the
rate Of change will diminish continually and
even If it had not, thirty>six millions Of
years would have TO elapse before the change
could be fully effected. But although the
race at present ~inhsbiting the earth are not
likely to be effected either for good or evil
by the process Of change we have been con-
sidering, it is impossible not 20 look with
interest into the vista of the far future, and
trace our earth 10 its gradual progress to
the condition now presented BY the noon
to its degradation, may We not surmise,
from the position il nov holds ~ a life suss
taincs. Looking back ward into the far past,
We see . progress Of . like nature through
which our moon has passed while the earth's
strong influence has been exerted on her To-
%tation, coercing it down to correspond with
her revolution. We see her subjected,
meanwhile, 20 other changes not less de-
struc,ivs. The bloom Of life has long since
passed from her face. Who shall say that
our own beautiful earth will not one day req
ssmble herr