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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

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S1v ur ~.,orn ali afflicted should consult No one
ne Oh patient OF his not being cured sincs be
svsf hsen 10 tbis city His reputaos has vouehers IN
n ,Sc ritv papers, his patients and the met ieal pro-
sion both here ane abroad, ~ being the skill
IA here, and thorough matter Of oil sex
al d{seseee n all otherr fail, don't despair give
rim . call. III only common occurrence with hin
70 cure such Hrs rooms separate for ladies
and gentlemen, and the most complete In the city.
Yousa MIS- Tske Particular n otice. Doctor Big
Glow deyotes much Of HE time to the treatment u
those CAGES carrcd by secret habit which ruins both
body and mind, unhttii y the unfortunate individual
for either business society TIE cad effect Of these
early habits she excuses years IL TO weak
en- the debitatsthe constitution destroy the phyei-
cal and mental powore. diminish and enfeebie the
rataraI feelings and cxhau.t the vital energies Of
manhood; the pleasures of life married. the object
Of marrsg frustrated, and existence ifpef rendered
. term of unceasng misery andrsgret Such persons
especially those contemplating marriage. should lose
no time in making immediate app ,ication as Dr. B..
BY mis- new treatment. is enabled 10 insure speedy
and perm anent cure.
Consultations free and confidential. once. No. III
South Clark street, cor. Monroe half bsocs mom
the Port Ofics. Post Office Boz 15. Chicago, H.
once h0urs nom -. II. TO P. n. 5000.
send for HE "0uide to Health, publisned nosss'
MS.~IA6iss, ssnd for Descriptive sisesl1 q
ReooeYio Hemo6ie, ~ beot pesvsnHve g eooeesseo
h0VD- 0eatSoeiy aAAfssS NJ . e011ps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
Nationality ere.r Ar~v.

Professor B. A. Gould's new wsrk on
statistics contains the following statement
Of the nationality Of white soldiers in the
Union army from the loyal Ststss and Ter
ritories, including the Pacific coast:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

Mrs. Cady Stanton, paper, Tho Revolution
contains letter from Francis Barry. in
which occurs the following sentence much
less upon sensual tendencies in men, does
ths popular mistress system depend for its
prevalence than upon the tendency in
women. (nst universal or hasural) to be
handsomely supported But for this infas
ustion,i no woman would be . .mistres."
though frankly admit that to be a.mistre
is less dishonerabls than to Do wife,
Rather heightened that for female journal.
Burnstt's FlovimsI. Natures sweets
10 millions Of homeopathic atoms to have
nave ben combined and Distilled In the
production Of THE delicious psrfms.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

ACTIVE BEnHDT IN SICKNESS
t-ASD-
A PROMPT REsToRATIvE:ly wEAKSE
AND DEBILITY.
The.worldts said!tolss"ssvs ssd .eo' zach
rhst /, 10 physickedlatoe nuchs isl apparent -
every thoughtful observer. Scarcely . month
psss.s ia which some new theory for the care Of
Ill the disorders incidest - hunsnitv 10 net
breashsd,s Each hes i.s little day, its Prsss.
or few, % the ssss nay bs-aad
then drops into oblivian. r. use The words Of
Byron:
Every month sad year brings forth new one
Till, after cloyipg the gazette with cant.
The age discovers IL 10 not true one"
Strange to say, all the 90 called .'infallibls
systems Of treatment which . good natursd
..,,h;;. &. ;,.;..a q. ,>s,c~;,a c,ocnsa IN A -
lie with disease after it has fastened upos ;its
victims, not to anticipate and bans ito attack
Now, the grandsst and most important nissisns
Of medical scisscs 10 net TO cure sickness, bat 10
prevent il. Remedial agents would. Of eourst,
never be needed By means Of sntidotss taken -
advance all disorders could. b avestsd. This
Derbsps, 10 not possible but il 70 claimed y
fact. established " ssvsnssss years u success.
rul experience. that nOsrETrrR'3 STOMACH
come nssrsste the STANDARD Of per-
lection - . protective medicine thsa any prep
STATION in use; while - for remedy for lsrrs
class Of complaints. and vitslisiag. strength
renewing agent in essss Of physls debility,
whether constitutional or produced sdve stitieus
causes, its great vslus 10 admitted liberal min
ded medical practitioners, and avsushs By vel
luminous array Of testimony that hes ever bssa
10 favsr Of asy tesic ssalts,.,
alive.
Fifty years ago the faculty. ~ . raie.. took
sides with disease asainst mature. Of course.
sucAwas not their practice. Their iatsntioss
were COED. but their pashslesy and netheA Of
treatment were strseiouslv wrong. Blistsriss.
Isalivs'ion, violent pusea.ies, end
With mar coties we're then in the
MAIN resources Of The professisn. The lass I
vas used freely 10 determination fsvsrs n, and
VI
II the BRAN was excited Cd came the tipsnt'sa
hair. and was supplsnte by = cautharldes plas
'ef' Naioms' ana jaiap were administered
"in heroic doses" in bsws, complaints, aud the
system was saturated with mercury A. . .ne-
cite fer liver disease aud scrofulous dis.s.,.
ders. This course Of treatment was . source Of
profit 70 the subjects Off. 7. b,er,h. n..,.
n. 80. ...
al. .
''s''.''e A0h'
: '''s'e' wv eA'''ence' 70 supply 'neir place
- -1'en' vas 'ns great sanitary event Of the
ee"'o' ih' sp'f"o's liquors o.
'e1's aSo were mucn Aoaisesssed, bu
'A"''' s'' dangerous 'nsn sne
~ INV ~''s p'''''' 20" ''.e'a 'noe'
'n' same names IN grocery t'sofs' and Sssvern
' s"''
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

Tnr negroes expsllei from the Georgia
Legislature are in Washington waiting for
the meeting Of Congress. They evidently
expect Congress TO take some action which
will restore them to their ssats. Az long
- Georgia vas simply . conquered pro-
viaes." the Jaeebins in our national legisls-
ears did What they pleased With The people
- authegities Of that state.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

Coetiveness, Pilee. Headache. and don't know
how much they lose by passing by Dr.. HAsHIsos's
fsaisrALrrc Lcz,ssrs Finding the papers full Of
rsuedes, they take no notice ofsny. and thus lose
the benefit Of . good thing. We selling them
Immensely, for they are what everybody needle and
they VII do what We promise.
Tho most perfect, agreeable and effective cure for
every form Of Indigestion, and the only for the
Prlas, either bieecing or otherwise.
For sale BY s. HARsmoS b Co.. Prepsietors No.
! fremont Temple. Boston. and BY all Druggists, or
will be nailed on receiving 90 cenia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
CLIMAX.

ClinAx.
Aplan statement OF facts. Inherited ecrofula.
and many Of my relstions have died Of IT, In 1899
ny case was irightful. Tumors and ulcers spread,
until In 1872. under the advice OF my physicians,I
went TO Avon Springs. received NO benent-tried
every medicine and did everything could. lhad to
rest my arm . cuehion. and had not been abb, to
raise it TO my head in over . year. Tho discharge
from two ulcsrs was nearly pint day. Amputa-
ton was recommended: but pronouscsd dangerous.
could not sleep. and my su9ernes were ntolerable
friend brought me an English pbysicia,. who ap-
piled savs with which he said be had accom- plsh-
extraordinary cures In the hospitals in England
u commenced to relieve: persisted In lite use 10
finally effected perfect and entire enre II is now
lsls. 1t i've yssrs since had the appearance ofa
scrofuleus ssre. and ny health ha been good ever
since procured the receipt Of this wonderful arti
Gle this blessing Of hunaaity-and have called IL
"PAsss CIIsAx SAlvs." and allow the public to sue
Il Or not they ehcoss. This 10 brief but candid
statsnent given more fully in ~ circular.
D''' ~" '''1 ~ M. . Ie.u oe T. ,s sA isss
III have known J. n. Page Eco. Of 0enevc. n. T.,
ser May pears He is oas Of the arst citizens Of
health. His case was . most remarkable enc, but
actually trss in every psrtiea,r tsisnsdl div.
We have watched The unailsd bat grcwisg fhvof Of
- PAeEs CianAx oAlvB," and availing ourselves Of
the knowledge Of IT, wonderful curative powers,
have become proprietor Of the same
It's surs eurs for Barns. scaids, eefofnla, SAT-
Rhesm. Fever Sores. Broken Breasts. Frost Bite,
chilolafns. etisgs. bruises. Cats, swsliinss, g.
whether upon asn o. bsast. 1t iubAves psin sAA
with surprising celebrity, and heals
burns without scar. No family sAould b without
Il. II 10 aivays wanted. md h always ready. We
viii forfeit dosN boxes for any siasis faiisrs. We
believe there We asvss anything like In the world
Il 10 put no In tin boxes With the nane ..Paess CHI
max 8alvs" stamped on The bottom II III boz
None other u esnnine. Sold b dealers in Meli.
tines svervwhers. Tryn. Price only as cents.
WHITE ROWLAND, Proprietor, es Liberty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
OAAAASOn.
Holloway,

40 &ON VICII,
Hopfietcrs' Goa Arch Street, Philadelphia.
r.,9Ic Wholesale in Chicago. y Fuller. Fineh
= ~. aor 4 saith, Dsrnhans Van Scha:ck. :,
Druggisn. 'A'O1s AS.' feb6-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

Thirty Years Experience in thu
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.-A Physiological View OF Mari.
age. - The Cheapest Book Ever Published. con-
tanning yearly 100 pages and 100 hns Plates and En-
gravinge ofths Anatomy Of the Il q man Organs In
q ate of Health aud Disease. and Treatise early
6rrors. Ire Dsrlorabie Consequence upon Mind and
Body. with the author's plan Of treatment-the cnv
rational and succsssiul mode Of cure - shown BY
the report Of cases treated. truthful adviser
married and those contemplating marriage Who en-.
terrain doubts oftheir physical condition Sent free
Of postage to address receipt Of 20 cents IN
stanps Or posts currency, BY addressing DR. LA
CROfX. No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany, ny. The
author ma, bs consulted upon any Of th disease
upon which HE book treats. eithsr personally BY
mail and medicines sent to any part 81 the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

Nationality - distinguished frsm nativi-
~ Professor Gould has not considers. but
the fact that our army was not IN alien one
proved cenelusivsly BY tbsss figures,
TnB Democratic canvass in Ohio and Penn
sylvania 10 made out. Giving the Radicals
every doubtful voter, our State tickets in
both States will be sale BY ovsrwhslmine
majoritics.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

ID I A II II H E A.

=
Dyssntsry. Summer Compliant, Cholera Mo
bus. Flux. Children's Tssthing, and the Great
Preventive Of Asiasie Chsisrs,
MAGUIRE'S BENNE PLANT.
THIS kxTRAORONARY MEDICINE. the fans
Of which y spread bsoadease thrsuehoss tAe eoun-
Try. 10 uadoahtedy superior to any remedy ever o.
fered to the psbhe lOs the eomplants for which u
intended. We have in our possession testimonial
fhr.ishsd Voluntarily by COL Loss late cAies Tops
graphical Engineer Bureau at Washington. Gen.
Fits Henry Warren. Gen. Plessantoa. and others Of
he army; Father p. J. Dsemst. the celebrated In
dian Missionary; also, omeen sfths Navy, eurfsons
Hospita, Stewards, Co0nandsn Of nearly every
stsansr plying The Mississippi and tributary r,v-
srs, weetesn Sanitary and Christian Coanisioss,
army Chaplains and others too numerous TO mention
Likewise highest encomiums Of the Prees. most Of
which are published In our almanac. (Which We viii.
tend to any one requesting i, prasing it valuable
medicinal qualities in the highess terms No other
nsdieins has snch recomnendations. J.&C.MA-
CURE, Sole PrOpYietors. St Louis, Mo- SOFA b.
druggists and medicine dealers everyvhefe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
E.sS.ssE .A'Ta RE,$T, mad
s.ycTy aE.EGRS. Aha s.1af.

From Fier 4s Sgsih River
RATES or PASSAGE
NY 'hF Mai steamer sailing every Saturday.
Payable ~ cola. PAYABLE IN Carrency.
FIRST CAUiS STOOL sTEhRAGF A.
~ lauson tda 70 lunAon..4s....
70 Fats .....la to FAM. 4
fasras- m She Tuesday Steamers. Vi. Halifax
rHst ,hh.n, SsN, Gc.d slvefngr. $50, payable 10
currcuty.
kAtrs M pHsnaRa from New York Ia Halifax
f4rti ahi, %an stcerHee, $40. PAY he IN Geld.
Fs-~rnFctr also forwarded IL lI,,re HAMBURG.
Bremen, Nc At moderate rates
sIn.
iiskc't an y bought here ny persons sending
for their ifieNUn
Once JunN d nAl Il hw.r,
f-hli-Gty III Itraslwny II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

Immense Increase of Sales.
POROUS PLA0TEKS.
where one wac sold few ysass ago. . thousand
are sold now.
upon which they are applied. and relieve nervous At
fections Of the bowels. umbago. paine o. the eide.
and usually all local paine. In Affections OF the Kid
neys they are OF great service.
Lame Back.
Naw YotK, Nov. 70, 1850.
r. ALLeoos D Co Gentlemen lately entered
severely from q weakness in my back. Having
heard your Piasters much recommends for casee OF
this kind. procured one. AMI the result was sil
ould desire. single Plaster cured mo IN week.
Yours respectfully. j. q. BRIGGS.
Proprietor OF tho Brandfeth House.
Principal Agency Brandreth House, New York.
Sold by All Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

BATCHELOR's BAR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the beet in the world !;
the only trus and perfect Dye: harmless, rslisble
instantaneous: no dsappointment; no ridicnlous
tints. remedies the III effects Of bad dyes inveoratcs
andleavee the Hair son and beautiful black or brown
Sold ny all Druggists and Perfnm re: and properly
applied At Bachelors Wig Factory. No 10 Bond ST..
New York apr2o dAWiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
Democratic state Ticket.

-vof Secretary OF State,
DRvID BANNER, OF Clinton County
For REGISTER ~ State Land Oricc,
J. ANDERSON, OF Dubuque Codrty.
For Treasurer.
l.. MCCARTHY. OF Woodbury. County.
For Auditor,
H. DuNiANEY. OF Davis County.
For sftnrney General.
j.E. WILLIAMSON, ofWarren county.
Congressional.
For Member OF Congress I'd Distficfs
yVn. e.. E.EFEsNG WE'LL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
CKISTADORO's HAIR DYF

CRISTADORO'9 HAIR DYE.
Old Father Time takes many year
To turn to white dark colored hair:
But instantly the EXCUSES DYs.
BrinRa back the tint that charms the eve:
And Natures owne that cunning Art
Can her owp living huee impart.
cRfsTADOnO'S HAIR PRHsRRvATIv1.
oh, how beautifully Rosey your hair locks Of late
Hair Preesfvatlve and Bsaatidea, NJ Hair ~ in.
Dsovs1 seadssfully. and stopped falling oct alto
49,: s9sd q presetsss er1 sg2lisd b III Hals
opal Oopoe Ne. Astof Hoooe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
ESSAYS EOD v11171y1

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN
On the Errors ana A.. $1,000 - v...n ~,
Early Aanhood, With the I16ane viSe of 49,.
x 1ees eno cure: ssat - NaM ffoo ~ cAayxp M
~ ~ ~ "A1D AeooOAAI1Ou, Do1 r, tkile1o
DeIA. Re. (cspsse iAwS0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
Second Congress siensl District.

For Circuit Judge,
WI. r. 1SRANVAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

BLAIR fought to keep the Southern States
in the Union; the Republicans are fgh,ing
to keep them out Of the Union. Which il
rightly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
=. N. nCss PAYS APPOINT.
MEVTa.

oruc . nss Srars crSrR.L CoNsrrys,
Dt- Mnft,,, lows Svp'. ,. isGs.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-25
The following is from the Hon. A. /

The following is from the Hon. A. H.
Jones, editor of the Asheville Pioneer -'t.'s'7
Our AccErrANcE.-We suppose it is, by
this time, pretty generally known that the
Editor of this paper has been nominated as
the Republican candidate for Congress, in
this Congressional District The nomination
received the unanimous voice ofthe delegates
at Raleigh. Nearly every County in the Dis
trict has taken action, and have either rec
commended or endorsed the nomination
rhe nomination is accepted fully and hearth
ly. While this tribute of respect and high
compliment is fully appreciated, it brings
with it q weight of responsibility to be
seriously considered-a responsibility of
which we are not insensible. Whatever tai
emit we possess has been, for the past three
years, earnestly devoted to the cause of the
Republican party and to the PRONUNCIATION of
principles which we consrientiously believe
to be right, and for the good of our whole
country. Whether we have buried or i'm
proved this talent, can best be adjudged by
those who have been constant readers of the
PIONEER. Much of our time has been spent
in the effort to organize and harmonize all
friends Of the Union, the Republic, and the
Republican principles. The extent of our
success is, perhaps, best known to the COM
munity. Friends we have that cannot be
surpassed in fidelity and constancy. Enc
mics, OF as bitter type as lives. we have to
combat. Were we to fail in the discharge
ofour duty in meeting the foe, we would be
unworthy of the position we occupy, and
unworthy of the confidence of our friends
Enemies in any shape are not desirable. hut
he that is without political enemies, at this
day and time we envy him not. To enter
tain our political opinions, we hold the right
inallenabe, and this right we will maintain
at all hazards. Not In a spirit of revenge
and exultation, for the Union Republican
| party seeks not blood for blood. Its mis-
sion is one of peace. But this is no argu-
ment that the intelligent leaders. and their
outlawed disciples, who, regardless Of the
rules of civilized warfare, outraged every
principle of law and humanity, should, to
the exclusion of the true friends ofthe Union
| by usurpation, rule the country. ''"
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-25
CARD.
RALEIGH, March 18th, 1868.

tE.f q. d RALEIGH, March 10th, 1868. Z, b,
MEssRs. PELL & GALES, EDITORS SENT1-,
MEL Gentle'nen:- your paper of this
date, notice an article in regard to myself:
about holding up my hand at Sorrels in
favor of colored and white children going
to the same schools, and colored and white,
men mastering together. &c. l pronounce
the article false. The circumstances of the
case are as follows: Mr. Bledsoe stated in
his speech, that the Constitution that was to
be submitted to the people, compelled white
and colorcd children to 90 to the same
schoos-compelled white and colored men
to muster In the same companies; and al
lowed colored men to be appointed guar
dians for white children. He then said with
emphasis, that if there was any white man
In the crowd that would cote for the C0nasti
tataon, that according to his interpretation
ne favored such enormities; and fheawantedr
him to hold up his hand Myself and two
thirds OF the white men in the crowd held
up their hands. There were rs or so white
men present. Ff .ri'la9 9df 55fl
NOW Messrs. Editors as you pass YOUR card
round, hope you will do me the Justice to
pass this round with it.
MEssRs. W. W. HOLDEN & Son, ED1ToRs
STANDARD -GENTLEMEN:- Having sent 81
copy OF this communication to the Editors
OF the Sentinel, and they having failed to. do
me the justice to publish the same, hope
you Will do me the kindness to insert it in
your valuable paper. ri, fg,5, $40
Respectfully yours, nafo
I. F. LEE. d
was present on the occasion alluded 70,
ana distinctly say that Capt. Lee states the
truth in his card. asmt5i a''ir'
JOSEPH w. HOLDEN,
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-25
For the Standard

Mister Stander, was lisner at governor
Holdin las friday, an hev maid up my mine
to try an sen you ackouut oy the skwur-
mishin meetins as has bin purdooscd down
hear, all on akount of Holdinand the mig.
gers. Lawyer Strong held a meetin soon as
Holdin lief and Kurnil Sam Caro- had his
meetin soon as Strong got throo, then Nor
riSsey hel his meetin, and after him kun
Maj. Bryan, and he hel forth as long as they
ksp toatin him the Ticker. and the krafty
ole kuss KEEP selling his abuse of Holdin as
lohg as they KEEP giving him the drink an
then turned round and told them its fact.
After Bryan guv over the meeting adjourn
ed to the Kort|hotls mex day whar they put
in nominashun county ossifers. S, They have
made nifty Strong ticket. strong against
Holdin, strong against the Niger. and
strong for u white mans government. But
as they are so strong on livery pint by gram
niesTtoo strong to see their own week.-Mrs.
we may let them hev small sasher on the
"hlack .vomit" at the hallot-box, nuf
to let them see ivry thing in its own kuller.
Bime bi kums hereafter, an we hear as
Hodn's for, hevin luekinglass set upl at
ivry voatin' place, so as white foaks look in
dar dey ken see niger equality--Ho for
Holdin. 9'u $50 17:i 4llG ~ s'i".' M
But hy gollies near forgot to tell youiof
theiarriyal we hev got here. The ole ruff
Notes" as went off here shortly after the re-
bellion has come tacd. 1t is greatly dimin.
ished in statue and seems to he under a
klowd as if skeered bout suthin-alike as
bein known to its old friens ct setrys; 1t has,
ostensibly taken up its bode with julie Bon
nets, Now julie is right friendly sort of
a gentleman, and may treat Ruff Notes hos
p1tably nuff, so long SHE Keeps close on
tile nigger kuestin on the social side ;--for
they say julie loves, hugs, and-and-has
broke up frastarnal interiors, with his
brethren on kount of sartin law matters.
haint no noshin that Ruff Notes and julie
tice long together though its sed his former
friends hev gotten up subscription to pay
board and washin-but my pinion is all the
soap they ken apply to Ruff Notes won't
keep eileen. He was kus omed to eat dirt
on his fusistartin into life, and his present
sickly appearance shows sines of his kontin.
uing his ole filthy habits. fr, .s:.. ;,
I've he'd no talk with him since he kane
to town, nor do believe there is tlarky in
town-of the fue of us as ken read-could
be found with Ruff Notes in our kumpany
Some private hints are in circulation that
Ruff Notes., while gone from here, has beer
takin lessons FROM Brick Pomeroy. Il know
knothin of Mr.. Pomeroy, but if Russ Note
be a pupil Of liis-jndging from the charac
ter and associates of the latter they are hare
ones. u am, Mr.. Standard, truly yours, u
az Il sfsd'r .sJfI isds5 sgsdt Of AMOS.