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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICE
DR. II A NJ Il &

FORMERLY OF JAMES LoCE H0SPJTAy,
j Nev orleans. La. established In ls.o) and for
the lsst sly rears located In cLicago.hs most
ccssfui Specialist OF the sge IN he treatment Of all
Consulted Al he occ snd roor,s, 90 Hasrlrs srrrrr
corrvr - Dr.racss tTEEkT. rr srAIRs rron To
freshmen. n, s.hrouc Mercrrai, Syp iii tic R,ooa
aud SKI, D..esses ard ali Disorders Of Co y,ona
yeu.real Ca.raeter-wAIcA be cures ~ithsu, the 4.
OF mo rcrry iodine pctasea. ersenc, or aly po,aen
but with hi Nr-xs.,zss "a positive cure for ali nm
more and blood pcisons
nc.e Noctufal and D1rnal Emissions, brought GA hv
anna Of the orrsu, early indeecreton exccsses ~
inhertted-ransInv loee Of memory. confusion a..
preston diunes- OF vision, and Often times
~ with a deplo.able train Of other eymptoms-
trea.ed and radically cured ~ an Invaluable method
savirg time and expense a., diseases pecrl'ar TO
the sexual organs Of private character, radicalv
Old dieeases 81 the most horrible clAss, WHARF thu
blood hss become poisc ned-pfoda einR blotches N
the fsce ssll vsterv blistessyaus IN the heed "a
bones-ulcerated hfvat and nooe eoees on the limb
and body. erofuls-togethes With an sEdiess nuu,.
Der Of eu6esinge-e6ectualiy and stnanently cured
eountsy, bv professors Of medical colleges, and -
the med,esl profsssion generally. Those af0icted
should apply 10 him and be cured ct once.
Dp Anrs can he coneulted, conddentially, By let
ter p q nor 6s Chicago. H.. enclosing Stamp Tor
re.nrn ansver: or at his Office and pariore Ne Ran.
doluh street corner OF Dearborn street, from !.
=. TO p n Ten separate rooms. and private en-.
trance and exits. so that gauen's never come in
eont.ct with each other Everything private ana
just published. ~ Dr. James, two pamphlets. on
Spxuysvornur. and SYrTfIIs, and both sent in
sealed envelouea 20 any address. or receipt O. ten
cents. or three red postage STAMPS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

Although tho following passses-ex.
tracted from . lady's private lettor-was
written with no thought Of publication, W
think our readers will b interested in
criticism bv one Of the fair sex on the bad
fashion Of thu day: "But what shall say
Of HombouSg lifei How can I describe
The women; the gambling saloons, the man.
ners and customs Of their frequsntsrs,
among whom recognize many Americas
ladissf The toilets are hidsous-womsn
positively dsvilish. wonder - look at
them. If they are really flesh and blood,
and have souls; or II, after al, Mshomet
WAS partly right. Women Of seventy years,
or thsrsabouts, paint feasfully and adorn
~ themselves with flowers, lacss. Jewels.
talae hair, beads and gewgaws enough to
satisfy the taste Of an Indian squaw. The
young girls deform themselves purposely.
They wear large humps on their backs, and
on those lunches wear bows Of ribbon
three quarters Of a yard wids-so that it
looks e. il monster bird had perehed
upon their backs. The heels of their boots
are pointed, high and exactly in tho middle
u the foot, and their gait is something
startling. The young ladies', OF course.
lean forward, inclining their backs from the
waist upward, at an angle approaching
torty-fve degrees, causing the hump or
bunch to protrude still more monstrouslv
even to deformity-and they necessarily
walk rs If treading on eggs. in such con.
slant dread are they If fall This il the
mode in vogue, and it is supposed TO bs .
revival Of the ancient classic Grecian
bend v'-Ncsc York Weekly Reciev.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

ECONOMY Is WEALTH

been sutject Of Greatest Interest an
inpcstaaee to families, and OF Universal lpcuirv
among HonsekecPers, 10 eui An s1icient,.pure and
mild defensive agent,
Mcheone. Van Haagen & Co..
To s1p2iy this grea. and general want offer 10 the
public their new article OF
> L T. A Rim SOAP
FOR FAMILY USE.
To our customers who are familiar with tie High
Standard quality Of our Rich, Flower Scented. and
Family Soaps. We need not Say that oar sTEARINE
soaps made Of pure KAater.ais. and contains no
aduiteratons Of chslk. clay, scats OF soda, or In
srisus alkelIss which 90 generally enter int the
composition Of CHEAP SOAPS, which really cost
more IN the end than our st.arine Soap. beside III,
tpjury done 20 The fabric ~ colo1nR an1 rottiua.
DIRECTIONS RoR USE
ciesnss 80 - ssdlias. md very little rubbing.
oas psaed Win 20 y fas. ses say ~. = tArss
!esnss Of eso0ee fssia seaV. o. two pess1s best
>. Il requires ssss sAsn oaeheaf the sims ana ID
DOT 70 DO The washine Of family. that Il requires
M,n me bsst Iaaty soap. sad warranted not 10
l. For cissnine Painss and removing orsess. Ia,
ana Printers lnt, II 10 unsurpassed Aaehteisse.
Printers and Paiutefs will and II IN invaluable arti
Gle for shing hasds - does not chap. but great
8. The superiority Of the materials used and the
hosp not containing any excces OF alkalics, IL more
mild than any other known washing soap, and il IN
doubtcdly the hest adapted for white and colored
clothing. A. vel as ca mbiics and aces; and War
raned nst to rot tbs clothee neither viii they turn
yellow, no matter Low long kept over.
We offer our stearins Soap on Its INTRINSIC
MERITS. asking for Il only fair trial. and fit does
not prove satisfactory will refund tho money paiA
By DARTS SONS. Rock Island. and BY the trade
generally auco0- dcod3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

There has been several large contracts
given for advertising this season, but W
believe that he one recently awarded to
Geo P. Rowell & Co., BY P. II. Drake <
Co., for advertising Plantation Bittsrs and
Magnolia Water, 10 the largest contract
made in 1868, and perhaps the largest ever
awarded by any one advertiser At one time :.
OTros or r. II. psAxs& co.,
New York. Sept Is, 1885,
Messrs. Gro. p. RowaLL 4 Co.. Park Row. NY.
osSrs Having compared your figures with
those furnished US by other Advertising agencies.
and with the terms obtained from Publ shers direct
Tor the insertion Of Advertisements or Plantation
Btters snd Magnolia water, we m them al -, g
tory and accept your contract given in letter of
this date.
ohhge ne By causing the embellishments to ap.
pear without unnecessary delay. Your hills for
the amount. 1910 20. (Forty-three Thousand
seven Hundred and Seveniy-six Dollsrs, and ,'wer
iy-six Cents, will DO paid In accordance with the
terms proposed
Yours very respectfully.
r. M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
Is IOWA OUT OF DEBT ?
Has the Matter Been Mis-
represented.
Fr.ra the Fayette County Union.

Frs-i the Faye,te County Union.
a few months ago, iowa out of debt
was the hue aad cry all over the country.
Tue Radicals thought this was splendid
thing. and they very industriously circu'a-
ted the item, and the Radical party every
where pointed out to Radical Iow "a ~ an ex-
ample Of what Radicalism would do for tho
whole country IL allowed to remain in pow
Or. But recently it turns out that Iowa il
a. bad off 9. some other States, % far a q
State debt is concerned. There has recentlv
been paid in the way Of interest on the
State bonds the sum Of t68, 557Oll Nov.
II there are 30 many State bonds to pay in.
tsrsst upon, il would rather lock - though
Iowa was not eat Of debt. The fact II the
bonded Indebtedness Of the State 10 o0e9.
295 rs
There must have been On object il view
IN the Radicals Of Iowa pu6iisbipe the
statement that Iowa was ont Of debt. Nav
there not be . big screw loose some v here in
the IN ,nagsmept Of the State ilnsnces We
don't know. but perhaps figures heretofore
published show the State out Of debt. Ii
may be that sufficient taxes have been
raised TO take up the State bonds, and the
funds may have been used for some other
purpose. l, may be that stealing from the
people is not confined exclusively TO gov
eminent officials. 1. looks very much %
though the interests Of the tai. payer 70
quire new deal At the capital. Things Il
Dss Moines need looking after as we'll az At
Washington. And inasmuch As The people
have about concluded TO make q change Al
the national capital, would it not he A we'll
to extend the chsngc to the State capital I
The people, while they are about, had bet
ter mako clear sweep and clean the whole
radical crew out, wherever they may b
found. This 10 the emily way the tau payer
can learn the exact condition Of affairs. Le,
Iowa. then, be included in the great eoun.
tsr-revolution which is about to sweep the
country. The leaks must be stopped on
every side, and they might o. we'll 30 stop.
ped by one ballot as to make two Of IL; the
reform in State matters might % we'll bs
semmeneed this fall % next. vsts the
whels Democratic ticket. end Iowa, ~ we'll
% the nation, will be rsdoened frem Rsdi.
sal nisruls and Radical corruption.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
ID I a II II III E ~.
Dyssntery, Summer Compliant, Cholera Nc
bus, Flu1, Chiidrsn's Tseshing, and Tie Great
Preventive Of Asia4ie Cholera.

MAGUIRES BENNE PLANT.
THIS HxTRAoRDfNARY MEDICINE. TIE 49,
Of which is spread broadcast throughout The cosp-
ny. 70 undoubtedly superior to any remedy ever Of
Tered TO the public for the eomplaints for which 10
intended. We have In our possession testinonials
furnished voluntarily By COL Long, late Chief Topo-
Graphical hngineer baresu at Washington, Gen.
Fits henfs warren. Gen. Plsasaaton. aul others Of
the army; Father r. ). Desmes. the eesebrated In.
dian hissionasy; ALSO occrs Of the Raw. Surgeons
Hospital Stswasass Commanders or nearly evsry
steamer pyia9 On The hississ'ppi and tributary rv
ere, Wsstern Sanitary and Christian Connissiops.
army ChaplMns and eshsss teonsasseus - neptiss.
Likewise highest sneonians Of the Prsss, most Of
which ere psbaisAsd b osr aisaase. tvhieA ~ viii.
senA 70 asy oss requesting M psaisisg IL valasb,s
medicinal esaliise II ~ highsss serns. No sthee
1sdteias ~ sleh reecnnsndasiona. lac. Ma
SUi4c, ~ ns&9sssss Q: Lssls, ne. 6s61ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
ITO Owners of Horses. .

housands Of HoFsee die yearly from Cello This
need not be. DR.. Tebiaa Venetian Horse Liniment
in plat bottles. price dollar. will positively cure
arst taken. Il 4 warranted superior TO anythiae
else for Cats, 0sls Spraius. Old Sores. Swellings
and Bore Thfoat. II Is NO new remedy. but Of 81
: and =: a's
rome Part osurse. hes nsel Il for ysafs anA recon
nends Il to HE frisuas Ordess are eonstantly ~
II has stood the test oftine 40 one has ever tried
Il but continass ~ Recolset - get Dr. Tobias
Venetian Hofse InmeAt In pint bottles, and tai .
no other. Sold BY The DraRgists sad storekeepsrs
throughout the Uaitsd0tates Depot 10 Park Place
New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
Use RSenne's Pnin.killing Magic
OH.

Every person In this town will ind to their prof
II as well a. for their comfort, II they use Rem.
nee Pain-ki Hing Magic Oil when they
Face and jaws, Lame Shoulders, Rheumati. m Sci
atica, Bruises. Cramps. Colds Group. Sore Throat
or any pains OF this nature. The ladies' will find III
use blessing to relieve their peculiar pains I, il
one OF the best things 20 use in the family a. gen
era remedy for any kind Of painful disorder or hurt
burn discovered. and 1t Ia clean nd delicious
TO use. Use II freely. Sold By all Dru0gists, Mer-
chants and sroccrs. WM RENNR
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
tunes dSWlv PIrrsvIEip, Macs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
X " d ~ l. C'6
vE0ErADLR

HAL II T. g II OR Err
Is UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
~ The Thousands who have Used II. 10 be superior
to all ether Hair preparatIoss nov before thu public
THIS Is NOT DYE.
- II contains no Coloring matter Whatever, and /,
not composed Of Poisonous Drugs, being Vegsta.
Bile cOmpouud and not injari0us In ito appl!cation
FOR kESTURlN0 THB COLOR
II has no equal. Where the Hair has beeoms Grey
witn ,ge, Sickness Disease Of the Scalp few Az.
paeaiions OF the Restoref will In q very short time
restore the Hair to is original color, condition and
AS A COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
II cannot he surpassed. IT removes all DandruN.
Heat and Hnmors from the Scalp, prevsnts the Hair
nom falling on restores bald heads in nearly Ali
cases. keeps the head COOL the hair moist aud eiyes
II . fne. glossy. and natural appearance.
FOR THE LADlEA' TOILET.
This compound !. un -rrpaseed Try il aud ell vou,
friends what You thiDs OF 1t. The Proprietor h.s
teetim onias In gre to prove all ho claim
for the ReS.orer Prepared by
WIN a. KNOWLES, Nsssra. N. II.
SOLD 0y UrugEiss generally. ie24.d6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
Il NATIONAL TRUST 90.
Ofths ely Of New York. No 1856 Broadway.
Capital. - ~ MoLe.eON DOLLARS

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
Darius Il. Mangam. Pre- sdeut. James Merrill. Sec
retary Receives Deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all daily Balances, SC bect to
Check At Sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for 6ix
Months, or more. may be made At fve per cent
The Capital OF ONE MILLION DOLLARS Is divided
among over 800 Shareholders, comprising many gen.
uemcn oflargs wealth and financial experience, who
are also personally liable to depositors for all abli
cations OF ,he Comp any 20 double the amount OF
their capital stock. A, the NATIONAL TRUST
and permits them 90 Re drawn AZ n whole OF IN part
~ CHECK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTlCE,
allowing Interest On I'll daily balances, parties
throughout the country can keep accounts In this
Institution with sp.l1l advantages OF security con.
venience and pr,,i lene aSvsn
Ladies who are ronbei with sick headache
monthly. shonld use DR.. Ye'paG's French Female
rdiy; Iney prove sure and speedy cnre.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
Ano Course of 'Erue n.ovo With q
11reea vIOununta COuple.

From tho S.. Johnsburg VI Caioaonap.
quite laughabls afar occurred al Pad
docks village the other day, that we think
will bear circulation. Ii seems that young
man of that village, who Is in c,ery way
respectable, for augh, we know to the con-
trery. has paid sOms slight attention to q
highly respectable girl who was living in
the family Of Alonzo owen. From the SEQUEL
We infer these attentions were not disrcl.
ished by tho girl, but said Owen had q diff.
ferent programme. He had relative over
at the East village, or somewhere else. that
no proposed should "shine up to the girl.
She preferred to choose for herself, 20 that
when the young man first me ntionsd asked
her to attend the memorial exercises on the
S0th ult., With hia, she consented. After
dinner on Saturday, according to ap-
pointment, the young man drove up in
front Of Owen's house, when the said
Alonzs came out aud ordered him of
While the poin. Of right 70 tho highway
was being argued, who should drive up
but the girls father. The frst conner then
appealed TO him, stating frankly his err
rend, and how Owen was endsayoring to
'hwert his plans, and closed by saying
that il the father objected to the arrange
mcnt between him and the girl, there
Wa enough said, and hc would leave.
During this pasvcr the damsel appeared at
the open window, when Owens wrath
ove,tiowsl, aad ssizing her he pushed her
up stairs and locked the door upon her.
Very soon after tho scene changed. The
chamber window suddenly dew up. and
the girl was seen to spring out upon the
| ground, full fifteen feet, and run for tho
wagon, followed By the enrsged Owen. who
had early discovered that the bird had
down. The girl sprang into the wagon
seized the lines. whore she was sosn is,ned
By her beau. bat not until Owen had struck
bin some three times. A. soon an both
got into the wagon the horse was started.
and, not 10 be bsfiled, Owen seized one Of
the hind wheels, and holding it fast. va,
dragged some distance. until BY . thorough
application efthe whip over his head he
vas induced 70 rslnquish his hold, but, bv
way ola parting salute, seized Z stsne
weighing several pounds and hurled il after
them. which fortupatsly bit tho wagon in
stead OF either Of its occupants. The
Young couple shss vent to The celebntim
and when they returned At night found
from 6fy Is enc hundred persons n he
vicinity Of Ovens house, prepared to zee
that neither ofthe plucky couple cot the
Licking" wAish Oven swese be would RVS
taswlwhsa they returned. Oven saws 30
shall sell out and leave town.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
ThirtysThird Degree In Ma.
DO0ry.
From the 81. Iou;s Rsnuhl;c.r

From the st. Lou, Republican.
The following persons were admitted to
the Thirty Third Degree in Masonry, dur
IN: the Triennial Conclave Charles W.
Nash. St. Paul; II G. Bo&sr, Ksoluk; J.
=. Griffith, Des Moinss; W. F. K,disr,
Davenport p. c. Tucker, Galveston.
Texas; J. B. Maude and T. B. Garrett. St
Louie; Isaac Titus, CAlifcrn'a; John II.
Brown and E. T. Carr, Lsavenworth A.
2. FARMLAND and F. Bewgsn, Memphis :
Thomas n. Chandler, Atlanta, III. A. W.
Freeman, Louisvtlls; Z. A. Gilbert, Dubu.
que.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
MTSHLER'S BITTERS

Are . truly medicinal preparation and are offered
70 the public solely - their curative virtues; be
cause these B,ters are guaranteed to all eases Of
FEVER AND AGUE, Isrsasrrvanr and BrIL,or,
Fsynns, CHOLERA. Cholera Morbus, Cramp.
Collie. Dianhoea, Dysen,efy and all affections Of
the Kidneys
Mishler's Green Label Bitter.
Cures scrofuls, scrofula. Secondary ard Teetiar,
Hypeilis, White Swelling Or feerosss. Old Running
sorss ana Ulcers, Inlsnitory Rheumatism, and the
worst sevnsee Skin Diseases.
Mishlor's Red Label Bitters.
Curss dissasss pscnlias - fsnalee Amsuoe.
rAaa, Diansnosrhes. Aeserhagia, Womb Dissas-
q. Chloeosas or 0rssa 6iekness. LsuehoPrhssia.
OF Whites, and falling ofths Womb.
ALBANIAN D CO.. Proprietor, Lancaster.
p. Fer sale BY oil respectable Drugsists. wes
tsrs Laboratory and Wholesale Depot, No. I, Gus.
ton Hsuss Place, CHICAGO. ALEX. PATTON.
nsnager.
Kpssnd for Circular and learn the i,gredisnts Of
ne only truly Mesca,ed Bitssrs ever offered 10 the
public. sprl2s-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
SPECIAL NOTlCEN.
pHALON'S "Psphian Lotion" for Bean t,fvp, /,

paALoNs "Psphiaa Lotisn" fer Bean flying the
ekin - Complexion. Removes oil erepttens,
rsckiss. pinplss moth biotehss. tan etc., sud rsa.
esfs the skin solt. fair and bloonisg, Fer ladies
In the rsrsery Il 10 invalaablsA
FER gentlemen after ehaving II has no equal.
'PapAian Lotion" is the only reliable remedy for
diseasee and blenishss Of the Skin.
Phaldn1 'rsphian Soap for IL toilss, auussr,
and bath. viii not chap the skia.
Flor de Mayo"
''F1or de Mayo"
new perfume for The Aasdkerchies
BKqsisits. dslieats, lestise ftagrsnes.
Phaion . Sen, Nsw Ycsk. aeld b. III draesists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
TO YOuNG MEN.

Tv srsst Seminal Losses, 70 eonasr bed habite
ca,s. =, moye me elects OF early Hrrore sad s.
vile. Kentucky. D'-
M,svins had ten years' sxpsrssaes n To specially.
vs,s ~ .cnernx IRON any diseass vA1elvS cla PIT
y 81 tne ailments peculiar 70 Tie sex, enclsoie8
= esna = above, With brief statement CO. wM
IA NJ srtisnlars Tor selftrsatneat y rsan ma.
vlasp Which We guasantes 70 cure vsrtcoc6S n soaf
daye. The Electro Maenetie Preventive. Aeeede-
ss,nng % limit THAR o1sprihk, e. eaeleee Seeaop
ucae - IT, above pe0vu6tivc, with IN ee11y0 ~
eoo4.9 =! Peevsauen. An 6one1eo9o 49,
Davss ~. LsGlSvllja -. esa3e1odV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

Outward applications are tims and money thrown
away The per oaneut cure Is On. HARslson's Pan
srA.'srrs Lozsscss. They strike at the cause. =
weeouid hll ihis paper with cares. They are
peaseat never grippe, nor. like all pills. do they re-
Vire increase ofdose. For elderly persons females
ana children And all othess, they are exactly ssitsA
soobvate Cstveness tbs prolific causes Of III health.
bossals 81 u.s. HARslsos Co.. Prspsistoss. NO.
Trenont Ieaple. Boston. ana By all Dssggisss. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

Ladies. who. during certain periods a.s 90 mach
troubled with Cestivsness Or constpatien. can ind
esrtain relefin Robaek's Blood Pile, which can b
taken durisg ~ sssgss Of pregnancy with perfect
safety.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

Nss Yssx. New -, 1859.
T. AA3ooa D Ce.-osntlenen ! lately suffered
severely from . weakness In my back. HAVING
heard your Piasters much fecem9ea6sd Tor saoes 81
THE kind. procured one. and the sseuls Was oil
could dseife. A single Plaster cared ne n week.
Yours sespeetfully, j. q. BRIGGS.
Proprietor Of the Braudreth House.
Principal Agency. Braadreth House, New York.
Sold BY all Dfugeists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
WANTED

All persons troubled With Costivepess Or copst,ps
ton oftae Bowels to bay noSaekS Blood Pils {;
they contain no mercury. are purely vegetable and
WORK hss eerrn: eaa be taken with ssAty bv yer.
ons Of oil ages. pnd il al conditions of lie.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
LADIES

0fssdensasy habits Whs rsquirs eepus p,,...,..
will snd RooaekS Blood Pils just the medicine ~,
what, they are Ssrfectly cafe s.d eau 10 tsh~, =
III tim,s they contain NO mercury or mineral nj,
n.bui are purely vegetable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

II Err COMPLAINTS
and all Affections of the Livsrare soon 70
,''eu ~ the use of Robscks Stomseh 1itSsp -
.'oou RUS they are composed Of vegetable nod
H1ssffs;ss stst esq .sal fsfSrsaes &, a. ir,rneA
Wv" Oh 'ne iver asd digestive apparatus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
ScRoETTV.A

nna al diseases OF the blood, and ali eruptive die-
ees OF the skin. Ol ecres, Tumcrs and Ulcers. ar
's"k from Whatever oanse, can be permanently
.a'ea ~ tho rse ofpr Robaek's Blood Purifier aud
Blood Pills ~"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

0d Father Time takes mauy year
To turn to white dark colored hair:
But instantly the E1cMstoa DY9.
Brit - back the tint tAat chsrms the eye;
And Natures owas that cunning Art
Can her own living hues impart
CRfSTADOROS HAIR PRBsRRvArlyR.
Oh. how beautifully rlsssy your hair Locke Of late.
Maria Yes, Jnlia. since I have used Crietadoroe
mar rfeservatlve and Bsautidel. nv Hair hes i'm
proved NonderSully. and etopped falling nnf si,n-
esther. Sold BY Druegiste and applied by ali Hsir
Dreeeess Mandatory No CO Maiden Lane. PrIn.
eipal Depot No. 8 Astor Bouee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

CNPRINC1PIED
Dealers often recommend other bittcrs becsn.s III,
have not Roback's. We desire to canton m. q,
hicted against purchasing airy OF them; buv Ro.
backs stomach Bi;ers and none other. II you we.ld
combat disease successfully.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
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