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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
D RI A M E8.

FORMERLY OF "JAlfBs LOCK HOSPlTAL,'
j. Nov Orleans. La, {cstablished in lss1 aAd -
the last six years locstedin CLicago-tho noAS enc.
cesstnl SpeciAst OF the age In The ueat4cns q 9l
disc aeee OF private nAtufe--can Dc eouudenssap
consulted st HE ONCE aud Rooms, 1 KAxDcifa ssn.IS
treetmeot 81 Chsonie, 1ereurhls Syphitiecs 0o4e
md ska Discsses, AnA ell O.sOede0 q Contap0e1
VensreaI Cnarocter-w1ieh be cufts vWncnt me -
Of meicurZ. iodine pse&6oa, Asse1les % ~ pcSoos
but wfsA12 Nns11iEzE1z POSITIVE e0t ~ a he'
SFd sss fs:Se tSxtsfs sueh .. se. ws.
ness. Nocturnal and Durna Emissions. ofonEnt on =
asuse Of tho organ, early indescrct00 exceesse 81
notwithstanding loss Of memory. CONFUSION. oe
preston. dimnese Of vision. ard often lines insah
y, with depl0rRblc train oil other eynptoms.
treated and radically cured by an nfa!iabe metnoo
savirg time and expense. All diseases pecunaf 20
the sexual organs. of pfivste cnafac'eF' raocahy
and permanently cured.
Old diseases Of the most horrible Glass; wncfe tne
blood hiss become pois oned-proddcing Oietenes "
the face small! wstery blistersra IN me nesa 80
bOnes-uceratedt throat and nose eercf on tne iImcs
and body, crofula--together with an cAu.Sss nuns
Der OF suferings-efFccfuAlly and permanent
On. JAMES IL recommended BY tnS press =. Is
country by professors Of MEDICAL consges' WI
the medical profession generasiy. Inose Ah'e'eo
should apply to him and BE- cured At once. -.
Din. JAxxs can be consulted, con hdenuaiiy, ~ ~
ter. p. U. Box csc. Chicago. H.. enclosing etamR ~.
return Auswer: or ut his Office and pafloff, - nsu
doiph street. corner Of Dearborn street, from ~
H. to sr y. Ten separate soor:s, and private en-.
trance and exise. so that pstjense never eeme y
eontsct VITA each other: Everything pnvase M
jass paSlisssd. BY pr. ,yansa. to ps.phlst., @
or1.ASoennEA aSd Nff4lfis, and 'hot4 teat 4
sealed eavelop0 tosauy sddrsD, o. socesps u ~
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
TaE OUTLAW.
a E~ue Story OF Arkansas Life

n e~ue Story OF Arkansas Life
In ihc year is lho,c lived in Ireiell
county, North Carolina, Pre.by,erisn
minister t' the HaM- D; Curry. lie VAS =
Una" "a comfortable circumstances. of mos,
eA'ehent fenltsiion, with large family q,
sons aaa dAnghtcrs- Among them was !
BOY ~ the naszs OF Nixon, sxd noted f,r
h~ 'srightliness. his aosivity ~ ceuraee.
Many ate The inc;dea,s recorded 81 h;s
say aayss wherein he displayed HE brave.
" AHd Won the aimirs,i,n Of his sc,,,,l.
Aa'es. lie seemed impulsive scncrou.
~ P|Sc'sor OF navy noble quslities.
from fhli !h@pi Ntx,n Curry w.. !,
I've. h'% ar one ~a.a ,irl s,,.h. /.
-. M'nseA'. atieatiag the same
'' ~ q Soc returned his IL
SO @r ettiy we're .hcy united !,
ont aho',e' ,est, wn1, ~. m,s, rare /,
cni'ino'd. no f,Nsi was ev.e .uH.,.s :.
come between saem.
Thur they grew w 10 ic,isio.. ,r.,
of the future, And az their wears ,ne,a...,
90 apparently did TIER passion far ri
othef. At fifteen TITS was s, eyitie n, 4, !,
shew parents forbade all interv,e~s 4,
tween them.
The natural consequences followed. yh
lovers met By stealth. and tenew.d the
piei.-s TO each other.
Al ieng.a, At the age OF eighteen, VII
Lacy's ;eistves were doing their utmo
% teres her into the arms Of another, 81
ss4 Win Ass true and devoted love.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

and all The sntrestiss Of the pouus man
failed TO pacify him. Finally be declares
that be would clear the court heuss, ane
dashed into tie court room with Jury %
pictsd in his ccuntsnance. Judges,
vcrs. jury, spectators, all made rum ~
lbs door. une man who Jagged osn'.
was seizcd BY Hi. and beaten un'A'
folly. i,f,,i-
You = Howard caught bold OF 'ne i'' ~,
ated n.an and attempted 10 res.a ,non
when elafiug like a tiger, ne 'Hs"s uni, H..
IN. youth aud struck him to tho
Gre he coula riss Hill sprsng upon num- '"u
r. ,s's sake, stop. Hill Don you
-. vour fric
N' IN sssmsl TO grow more iuriou1 saen
-. ard finally ciutched a pistoi, ds-
. noi 10 take his friends life. Howard,
...,nr the crisis had come, seized the bowie
M. that protrud ed from his vest and buried
+, in his bosor,.
The dream is fulHledr' exclaimed Hill.
With a smile Of singular swsetnsss that lin
gsrsd on his naturally handsome face after
be was a coopse. He then died without q
grosn.
Howard looked down into his face, - il
unable TO realize what he had done. Then
be burst into tears.
God knows would not have done it il
| could have helped il, but il was either
your life or mine."
lie turned away with q gloomy air, and
upon the instant disappeared He wal
never seen in Arkausas again, but ssveIa
years after = trader brought the news that
he was living At San Antonio, Texas.
Were we writing fiction, we should hsss
Law aside the pen; but as Nc are giving fact'
simply, which can be sUbstantiated. duty
compels US 10 add another incident bsfor,
this tracical tale il ended.
II will be remembered that Hill snjeiss,
upon his son to avsngs his death. Path
fa'ly did his son obey the command. WhsI
he had reached his sixteenth year he lef
for Texae. He WAS gone several menths
When he returned he said to his mother
ut 10 done, mothsr Poor Howard
4 pitied him, but had to do IT,"
The Butte County (Cal.) Proc. in reci'
ing the above, says: "Thcrs are thos
who dlsbelieve this story, but il il true i
every particular. We knew Nixon Curry
and . mere brave, honorable, and eandi
man, prior to the affair with the Strong
never breathed. The writer has omitts
to mention two facts-hrst, that Curry vi
under the influence Of strong krnk whs
he revealed the strange history Of his carl
life, although he was very temperate mai
The acc md omission 10, that Nose Howar'
. spoken of, was the berrothsd Of Curry
suprsmsly beautiful daughter Mary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

The Boston rost has this kcsn hit, "Let
US have peace radicals assaultinE the
democratic meetings ~ Missouri.
Look at the picture which the radical
policy presents
Taxes collected ia one wear .$474 900, 900
Increase Of the deht IN 3 months 81. 600, 900
How long can the country stand its
How FAR OIL - to,a banrup,cv7
The New Yurl, H,raM commencing
Grant and Grswold to Irish and German
ci''zens OF New York, tells us that Grant
Is the friend Of good liquor and Griswold
the very King Gsmbrinus Of lager" 1t
should have added that Collar was the
Chef prisstof Know nottingham.
General Buell.. the msn who saved Grant
aud his shattered army from an inslorious
dsfsA' at Shiloh, expresses himself greatly
pleased with tho NOMINATIONS made by the
Ds-a ncra.ic Convention, aud predicts FOR
the uossi a glorious victory.
The Radical. say thry wan, peace"
II they Do, wAv are they arming the no
groe. IN Ito south.
A jew, writing TO tho Boston Psst. says
And shall wea' this dsv. and in this
country o, all others, kiss tho hand that
smiiss as' Shall " cringe and beg the
favor OF casting our votes Tor the military
rrant that puts his heel upon our nccks !
Need -. ssa people, be appealed to in
the public papers 10 make our voice heard
against the cowardiy Islander cast mon our
rarsi"
ihe New York Ere.,ag PCS. hangs out
the ucket, God Grant ard victory"
wha, nlasphemous association,
Where doss tue money 60, England
ms All army of 10000 men the field.
The expenses Of ns War Office for the Last
year we're t7o ,ooo. 900. We have bs. 900
mon and our War Office expended, accor.
ding 10 the New York 7rilnne, sl23.246..
CAS-. What becomes Of the monov
Colonel G. c. Gardner, who has been =
Republican from the organization Of The
party up TO the present tims-who went
early into tho service o. Union soldier.
and whs is now United States Assessor Of
the Twenty seventh District New York
has lsf the radicals and promssss 10 ID
good work for the cause Of Seymour. the
Union and the Constitution.
TINS radical leaders haze acted upon the
idss that 10 rob the Government wsa a
ealing principle Of the party If great
moral ideas. lu he second year of radical
rule. Mr.. Dawes q member OF Congress from
Massachusetts, stated upon the floor Of the
House, that his party had stolen more
money IN emo year than the whole oxpensca
OF Mr.. Buchanan's administration. John
y. Hale, another member of Congress. d.
nounced the robheries Of his party in
equally strong terms. These g.ntlems,
made no mistake in their declarations. ana
In their estimate Of the dishonesty Of their
party Such heins tho case, why should
the psunierers have further lcase upon
power and opportunity for thicy;n.. b
siee'in; Gran. and colfaxs The ONLY
hop ior rersnchmeu; aud econouv ia "a
giving the radical .ea6er. ",;clcs. or
lssv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
MagQire's Plant

TINS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE, the hms
OF which Y epread broadcast throughout the cons
fered to the public for the complaints for which Il
Intended. We hsvs in our possession testimonials
furnished Voluntarily by Col. Long. late Chief Tope
Fits Henry Warren, Gen. Pleasanton. and others o.
the army; Father p J. Desmet. tho celebrated In
dian Missionary; also ofic.rs Of the Navy eugeons
steamer plying on Inc Missis.ipp and tributary fv
orr. Western Sanitary and Christian CommiasionS.
army Chaplsins and others too pumerens 70 mention
Likewise highest encomiums OF the Press, most -
tend to any requesting ~. praisng it, valuable
medicinal qualities In the hshesc terms. No Other
medicine mas such rscommendatoue Is =. IA
droggiet9 And medicine dealers everyWnes0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
DIR. SlltLLEN BERGER'S
s:vEEs sssgIE ANTlOOTE.
Has lanan hafnrn the Puhli0 s vnars

Has been before the Public Is years
Those who have used 1t don't need 10 be told OF
It's merits. but for he benefit o. others We publish
few testimonials. sud say
TRY II.
FAcrs FOR rnr Pa3rty -Dn. soiiLLRsEEGGrRs FE.
vim AM AGrE A<rfpoTr
Bts lsaIoS, Iowa. Aug. 81, 1858.
GENTS ~ our p.lls have 10 my knowledge, given
the beet satisfaction of any medicine have ever sold.
We have no old Customers for your pills, from ID y
fact that bottle fails to the most OBJ.
stinate cares. Those who have used them recon.
mend them TO Others. and could produce tcstimo.
ny in every where used that they have not failed
10 effect permanent cure.
One old gentlem in tells me that when he invested
S.50 in your medicine it one of the best invest
and ague over two years. and nothing would ef.
feet cure until one box Of your pills did the work.
And now for more than year. he has not felt the
slightest symptoms OF a return OF the disease. See
Advertisement. ALLEN HxNRpicKe, Druggist.
LYNN, Maes, October 2sth, 1855
On. SuALLsSBKsefR Dear Sir have been for
eleven weeks sick with Fever and Ague contracted
home from Alexandra. Va, and then had shake
every two days for week. after which had . %
we're attack every day for eight weeks, without one
exception, which weakened me 90 that was unable
to walk. All these nine weeks had two doctors
attending me: but they eoulf not stop the shakss,
nor even help them. Ny brother came home from
Alexandria, and broaght me bottle OF your pills.
he Z, commended them very highly. and said they
had cured him 1t once Of . very severe attack.
neglected to take the pills for while, dscouf
aged BY the doctors but st lsst concsdcd 10 take
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and am gaining strength svery day.. There are AOv
here . great many sollisrs suffering In the SAINT
way: and would Ike you to send me d0sea Of Tho
medicine. have received some rom friend -
Washington. Yours very respectfully. 1
BkNJ. =. NORRIS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
TNADE MARK.
e < e e

LA kue'0 AIaO00ler Cream
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS Co.'S
MRTiC IN THE WORLD:
1t will not lnjure the most Delicate Skin
Its presence on the face cannot be detected: II can
be removed only ny washing and when renewed
will leave the Elk IN softer emovther and whittier than
before RI eradica,es every dscooraon Of the face,
whether caused hy exposure the wether, by dis
essc and bestow4 upon all faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF THR YOUTH.
single trial proves ali these statements.
And the entire sa,y with which IL can be uecd.
makes its success complete.
xSAsk for La Rae's,-eee that the name OF La
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at the top OF III. fs.i LABEL Sold by all Druggists
aud Fancy Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH 4 FLINT. Proprietors.
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&c Wells q Co. New York Geo. e. Goodwin
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
X ~ a WI Els
VEGETABLE
HAIR r. L S Il o. E r

is UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
Bv the Thousands who have used II. u be superior
to all other Hair preparations before the public
THIS Is NOT DYE.
as II contains no Coloring matter whatever. and 1.
hot composed OF Poisonous Drugs, being . yexeta
FOR RESTORING THE COLOR
IL has no equal. Where the Hair has become GREY
win ee. Sickness or Disease OF the Scalp 4 few ap-
piicaiions OF the Restorer will In very short time
ressore thc MAR to its original color. condition and
AS A COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
~ cannot he surpassed. It removes all Dsndru6
Heat and Hnmers from the Scalp prevents the Hair
rem falling on restores bald heads in nearly al
enscs keeps the head coo the hair moist aud gives
II hue. gloesy md natural Appearance. N
FOR THE LADIES' TOILET.
This compsabd v unsurpassed. 9rv /, and tell Won,
friends what Jon think Of IT, The pronretor has
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wM. b. KNOWLES, Nassau, n. =.
Ss'd ey Druggists generally. jsSLa16
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

The most successful me dieincs In the world. Ned
ical men. clergymen, philauthropists, all acknowl-
edge they performing wonderful effects in eases
Of physical weakness. billions secrctiona dyspepsia,
loss OF appetite diseases OF the liver and skin MOI
fats Life Pills the best CathartIc and Blood puri-
fer offered to the public They cleanse the system
from all impurty and never grippe the bowels sold
by oil Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MOLLOWAY,S
VERMlFUGE
l,ONEE(sTuO

DR.. Holloway, some fifteen years ago, witnessing
the distress occasionsd sickly children in taking the
vermifnges 81 that dag. resolved 70 ANIMAL
We them, and from the most effective Of these reOe-
dies succeeded In separating their active medical
properties, pure. tsstelsss aud inodorous Then, BY
combining these with sugar, and moulding them in-
to agreeable CONNECTION, formed the present roPu
Lar ss1rcnv8 vRRnrvuoH known ~
uslloway'S vernifage Cofecllens,
which have almost entirely. superseded the old
vermfugs 70 the delight Of the poor little
suGerers. II e0ntsins NO Calomel Or ether poison
ous ingredients.
the prelsesios, that all intelligent Physicians who
know Of them. psescrbe them In preference to othel
remedies, - not only more pleasant to take, bu
raore effective 70 cure.
Parents and ardians. having the care Of children
should keep them . family medicine, for they no
only eradicate Wcrms-thOse pests OF childhood
bat correct auy derangemeat VI the digestive or
Hans 30 prevalent With children.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

- Ear:y NIarriauee.-pr. Franklin aavoea.
ted Early Marriages. ESSAYS for Young Mem, %
thie and other subjects. beng GUIDE TO MAR
RAGE and Conjugal Felicity. By beaeselepb Phyek
eians. sent by mail. in sealed letter envelopes, fee
Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box r. Philade lpuia pa Wuy1o-dhV3h
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
CLIMAX.

A plain statement Of facts. inherited ecrefula,
and many Of my relstions have died Of II. In 1889
ny case was friGhtfsl. Tumors and ulcers spread.
until In 1872 under the advice Of my physicians,
went to Avon springs. received no benent-tried
every medicine and did everything co.ld. I had to
rest my arm on . cushion. and had mot been abb, to
raiee II TO my head in over year. The discharge
nom two ulcers was nearly pint day. Amputa-
ton was recommended: but pronounced dangerous.
could not sleep, and my suerngs were ntolerabls.
friend brought me an English physician, whoap-
piled eaive with which he said be had accomplish
ed extraordinary cures in the hospitals IN Epglaad
II commenced 10 relieve: I persisted IN its nee II
finally effected perfect and entire cure. II 10 nov
1885, 1t IL ave years since had ths appssnncs Of
scrofnlous sere, and my health ha been good ever
since. procured the receipt Of this wonderful arb
Gle this blessing OF hunanity-and have called II
"PAss's CLIMAX sAlvE." and allow the public to pss
It or not o. they choose. This 10 brief but candid
statement, given more fully in ny circular:
Geneva New York, Dec lS4o. J. n. PAGE.
Naw YonR. Oct ~ les.
II have known J n. Page. Esq, Of Geneva. n. r.,
western New YORK. saw N isst ~ I'M in eood
health. His case was meoe renaeaahle one. bat
actually true in every part'esla,, |, Isssnsal
We have watched the unalaed bot erewisg iAvor q
" PAaK's CIrsAx sALvE,' and availiae ovrselves Of
the knowledge OF its wonderful curative powers
have become proprietor. of the same.
tits sure cure for Burns. Scalds, Serofula, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. Broken breasts, Frost Bitee,
Chilblains. stnss, Bruises, Gets. swsllings. &C
whether upon man or beass II iubdvcs pain and
inharn nation with snrprising celebrity. and heals
barns without No family should be without
1t. 1t Il always wanted. and IL always ready. We
Will forfeit oveu boxes for any single failure. We
believe there was anything like ii in the world
II s pnt up ir tin boxes with the name pages Gil
max Salye" stamped on the bottom Of the box
None other genuine Sold BY dealers In Medi-
cines everywhere. Try II. Price only 23 cents
Xnvh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
MOLLOWAY'S.
ARNICA
nj a STEV II q

Tie Original and only true Arnica Plaaters pos
ssksing the great healing properties
Of the Arni:a Flowers
The curative ssecis Of these Pastefs ln al eAeee Of
pain weakness In the breast, eide Jack. and In
all cases of Iulsonation Of he Lsaes. and Cough,
truly astonishing; they give Immediate relief.
Physicians prescribe them, and thousands recon-
mend them. OBsKnvs-HoLLowAv'sar are the Original
aad oaly tfue Ayalea Piastsn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
NATIONAL. TR UST co
ofthe city OF New York. No. 1886 Broadway.
Can;,.l q = \. Mul.u.Q(HN DlD1.a n mn

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
Darius r Nangan. President. James Merrill, Scr
rotary Receives Deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT. INTEREST on all daily Balances, 80 beet 10
Check At Sight. SPECIAL DkPOStTD for Six
Months or more, may be m ads At ave per cent,
The Capital OF ONE MILLION DOLLARS 10 divided
among over 800 Shareholders, comprising many gem
tlemen oflarse wealth and financial experience Who
are also personally liable to dcpositors for all abli.
ga ions OF The Comp nv TO double the amount OF
their capital stock Al the NATIONAL TRUST
co receives deposits in large or small amounts.
md permits them 10 be drawn a whole or In part
by CHECK AT SIGHT ard WITHOUT NOTICE,
allowing iuiefc~i gu all daily balances, parties
throughout tie country can keep accounts in this
Institution with special advantages of security. con-
cnienec aud pr A. je22 d&w6m
Or. Ne,pan's ia cure female weaknhsses aud all
ohcr fernAla cnfll .nts. sOia IL all Drug StOrea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
Democratic state Ticket.

For Secretary OF State.
pRttD HAMMER. Of clint IN County.
Fir R-y-fcr ~ State Lanl Oaie,
D. ANDERSON, of DGbuqne Cosniy.
For Treasurer.
l arcnarY. o. Woodbury. County.
For Auditor.
H. DUSlsVEY. % Davis Colniy.
For Attorney General.
= WILLIAMSON. of Warren County.
Congregation
Fl- Member of Congress % District.
IS T.. f.Es'g:eGW EEL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

HAmrrAL CosrivESsss causes Headache, Dissiness
Worms, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, sous Stomach,
Bad Breath. &c. The sursst preventive 10 Dr. Har.
rison's Perisaltic Losenges. Being both tonic and
laxative, thcy restore nature thereby curing COS
tive habit In the opinion Of every druggist they
ara the most pleasant and ehectual remedy for the
q Nee. and tfe only one that feAgfes the cauUe
outward applications are only time and neaey
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
= ''1S'N 60 OINTMENT.

~ ~ Il IN IL Az = =
This Ointmsnt. aftsran xpsrienes q ~ enty years.
has proved itself sovereign remedy for all Diseases
Of the Skin having effected . radical euro In every
case on which IL was Esd. curing many obstinate
previously resisted all remedies prescribed by the
bes; medical talent In the county. Its effect Is
tonishing. in few days the and irritation
10 removed !; the skin becomes smooth and heathy,
and remaiEs permanently healed without the use OF
other remedy.
TINS, rkrrrn SAur-TaEus. Irca. SoLSIrI's ron,
ERrsrrIAr, Bio1oaxs, PINPLKs, and every form OF
disease or he skin Is punctuslly cured matter of
how long sta.dng. II has cured bad csses OF In
FIasEp EysIIDs. and Discharges from the Ear, who n
nothing else would heal them. Pu.Es, that have re-
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enecsually cured by the use OF only one box OF this
In very short time. PRicB 50 CESre RE Box. II
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sent free VI postage to any address.
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PROPRIErORs.
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Fuller, Lord q Smith, Durnha0s 4 Van Setback. J.
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Block & Co.. and throus hout the country BY all
Druggists. febs-dly
Thirty Years Experionce in the
Troatluent of Chronic and Sexual
Diseasss.-A Physiological View OF Mari
aSs.-- The Cheapest Book Ever Published, con.
tainlse nearly ig pages and $50 nns Plates spd En-
grAvingr ofthe Anatomy Of the Humau Organs In 4
ssate Of Health and Disease. and Treatise On ear
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upon which his book treats. eith.r personally by
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Personal Appearance
Can be eeeatly improved by keeping the hair well
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15
TIE THREE MOST IMPORTANT PERIODS
OF LIFE.

Physicians divide life into i've distinct periods
tho Fret extending from birth to the age Of
seven years, the second from the seventh 10 the
fouftseath year. the third iron the fourteenth
70 the twenty first ysar. The fourth from the
twenty.frst year TO the fortieth year, the 6fsh
from she fortieth year - the close Of life's
strange, eventfui history" Shakespeare di.
vides life into ''ssves agss;" but 6vs is the
number adopted BY the faculty.
II Whist 10 called the ''third period" the i'm.
pertast changes occur which marx and sepa-
rate the sexee. This i the stage Of develop
ment, when the frame. in acquiring torn, pro-
portion. and strength, mskes ertra0rAinafy r.
eeuress. The veaksr sex suffers NEST during
this period. Tho vitality Of woman, being ta1e
TO gresssr degree than thas Of man, cltss re-
CURES - - ssenfsrded By artificial means. =