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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-23
SENATORIAL TERMS

The United States Senators, whose
terms will expire on the 18th of
March, 1872, are Spencer Of Ala
bama, Rice Of Arkansas, Cole of Cal
ifornia, Ferry of Connecticut, Osborn
of Florida, Hill of Georgia, Trum-
bull Of Illinois, Morton of Indiana,
Harlan Of Iowa, Pomeroy of Kan
sas, Davis of Kentucky, Kellogg of
Louisiana, Vickers of Maryland,
Blair Of Missouri, Nye of Nevada,
Patterson Of New Hampshire, Con-
king of New York, Pool of North
Carolina, Sherman of.Ohio, Corbett
of Oregon, Cameron Of Pennsylvania,
Sawyer of South Carolina, Morrill,
Of Vermont, and Howe of .Wiscon-
sin. Of these twenty-four, but four
are democrats, Hill, Davis. Vickers
and Blair
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-23

The British government is carry
ing the system Of competitive exam
ination for appointments in all the
departments under it's control to an
extreme pitch. There are at the pres
emf time vacancies for q junior assis-
tant in the herbarium at Kew, and for
clerk in the office of the Royal Gar
dens at Kew. The principals ofthese
establishments had in their eye young
men whom they wished should receive
the appointments; but the govern
ment officials insist that they shall be
thrown open to the public competition
the examination to be such as ceIerks
in any of the other Offices would have
to go through, the merest smattering
Of botany being added. No account
will thus be taken Of many qualifca-
tons equally important with literary
ones--punctuality, neatness, an oblig-
ing demeanor, etc. /; and the door is
closed for the employment of young
men OF scientific tastes who may not
have much literary requirements. The
British Museum is not yet under the
control of the same department. of the
government, and the principals of
that establishment are still permitted
to nominate candidates for the subor-
dinate posts, after which they have
to submit to qualifying examina-
ton.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-23

THE cattle raisers on the borders
of Mexico must have a discouraging,
not to say exasperating, time Of It.
The free and easy inhabitants of un-
easy Mexico, too lazy to labor, and
not too honest to steal. make a lively
living off the ranchmen of Texas. It
is said that in the one town of Mata-
moras an average of forty-fve stolen
beeves are slaughtered, per day, and
that in a year it costs the Texan cat
tie men between 100000 and $780,
900 to feed that city. Then the
scamps kill hundred thousand head
of cattle per year merely for their
hides these they also steal. Be-
sides this, there is little hesitation on
the part Of the robbers to murder as
well as steal, and hence many of the
best men of the border have been
picked off. What protection the gov
eminent can give these cattle raiscrs,
aside from keeping standing army
there, 1t is not easy to see, but 1t is
plain that some security should be
vouchsafed to them. The business
should not be driven from those vast
grazing fields by a few bands of Mex
lean outlaws.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-23

A GREAT many people desire to
cure themselves of the habit of smok-
ing tobacco. They know that it in
Jures them, that it is in many respects
filthy habit, but the chsins are so
strong that bind them to the weed
that sufficient strength of will to break
them can hardly be mustered. But
a way has at last been devised by
which deliverance is easy. It was
discovered by Ex-Governor Wells OF
Virginia. He averaged his twenty
cigars day. Unlike most incessant
smokers. however, he had no partic-
ular desire to rid himself of the habit,
but nevertheless he lost all taste for
tobacco in an instant. He was in the
Capitol at Richmond when crowded
court room floor fell, perch plating the
audience bruised and bleeding to the
ground. His breast bone and three
ribs were broken, and he was ICON
tused'' from head to foot. He has
not had the least desire to smoke
since that moment. Poor, weak
willed slave Of the habit, ''go thou
ond do likewise if you like the
chances.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-23
END OF ADDITION

END OF ADDITION, p" V
j Bond com 86 rods of n cor of
81. said gu sec rods south of
oe n line of the same thence
8 rods thence 25 rods thee 0
A. rods thence n % rods g ,.GaN-
to beg s. do III 100 q
Bond com IA rods e of n cor of
said or sec 2 rods of n line
of the same thence rods
thence s Is rods thence VS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-23

The annual budget of the Spanish
government has been made public.
The expenditures of the last fiscal
year were 662, 100000 pesetas and
the receipts GAS, 600, 900. The bud
get proposes to levy a tax Of 10 per
cent on railway fares. The tax on the
interest of the internal debt is retain
ed. Legacies are also taxed. and the
tax on landed property is increased
10 per cent. The budget for the
budget for the maintenance of the
clergy is continued substantially with
cut change.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-23
The LIQUOR LAW IN OHIO

The LIQUOR LAW IN ONO
Drake county, Ohio. is in terrible
state of excitement over the liquor
law. Nine suits for sums ranging
from $4,000 to $4,000 each have
been entered against saloon keepers
and the owners of property occupied
by them, the plaintiffs being the
wives of Incorporate husbands.
One woman, whose husband was
killed in drunken brawl, has
brought suit for $4,000, while the
wife of the man who committed the
homicide has sued foy $4,000, All
the saloons are closed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-23
TAX NOTICE.

FMNHE following is list of unredeemed lots, pie
Il ces or parcels of land, situate, lying and being
In the County of Kenosha, in the State of Wiscon-
sin. which were sold by the County Treasurer of
said county and State aforesaid, the 10th day of
May, A, D. 1870, for the unpaid taxes and charges
due on the same for the year, 1869, and the amount
OF taxes, charges and interest calculated thereon,
up to the last day of redemption, due on each of
said pieces or parcels of land,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that I'M
less such lots, pieces parcels ofland redeem
ed on or before the 10th day of May, 1873 they will
be conveyed to the purchaser or purchasers there
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-23
Washington Island. !
City of Kenosha-Thsrn Ward.


Hogan com rod $ and 229 fit of
cor of said or sec thence
e al 8-12 fl thence rods
thence w ii S12 fl thence
. rods to beg ne Go 571
p Fl Wood com rods Of cor of
lot Is thence rods and z
# thence w to Kenosha st
thence w to beg do 100 "a
II Miller 20 rods of
of lot 10 thence to sec line
thence S 3M rods thence w
to Kenosha st thence u go
-#. rods TO beg ne 6 20 10 65
j Il Nichols com IL fl n OF cor OF
lot IS thence W ON . s
Heads line to e line of Ann
st thence on e line of said
st to point where the
line OF lot Is extended w to
Ann st would strike said
st thence to s cor of lot
26 thence II to beg ne do 166 63
Est of r II Deming com 60 rods s of
sc cor of lot IL W ii rods 51I
&s # thence 3 rods thence G
ID :Ods 5I Fl thence II rods
To hp dn
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-12
NaErovs DEBILITY.

Vita its gloomy attendants. IoU spirits
dsprcssion inpoluntary EMISSIONS, loss 81
scnes, spermasorrhtsa. loss OF poUer, die
~ head. loss ef mcxsory, aad threatened
i,npoteacc and i,nbecility, Js,sd a sovereign
euro iss Rg-kP.HREYSHO NEOPA7 TIL
re SPECIFIC No. TWEN1 Y-EIGHT
Com posed OF the most valuable mild and
potent Cursiives, they strike st once al
the root Of the matter tone up the systen
arrest the discharges. and impart yigc,
and energy, life end vitality to tho entir,
man. They have cured thousands 0
Gases. Price. Is per package Of tiye boxe'
and large g vial, which IL very import
ant in obstinale or old GASES, or 81 pc
single box. Soid by Druggists, aud ser.
by mail an receipt Of price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HcMEo
PATHIC MEDICINE CO., ssa Broad way
Nsw-York.
For sale by ENNIS 4 BALLoRD.
| Jan6dIy-wlem
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Mr.. james II. David, of Bourbon
County, Kentucky, has just arrived
and has now on sole at the Fair Grounds
near this city, ten head Of superior
Thoroughbred Short Horn Heifcrs,
varying in age from ten months to
three years. Seven Of the above were
bred by Peter Boyd, Of Union Village,
Warren, Co. o., and three by Arson C.
Shropshire, Of Lcesburg, Ky. They
are Of tho Booth and Duchess family,
and rich in blood Of Imported Stock.
Pcdigrces will BIO Furnished correct, as
will be seen by certificates accompany
ing the animals. Seven of the above
are heavy in calf, viz: Heroine End,
Rose Mary, Splendor End, Lucilla End
Lydia End, Pandora Bird, and Elva 9th
TO the noted Bulls, Great Otley 1Ol69
and a6th Great Republic 1926, IN
American Horl Book. Mr.. David car
BIO found 1t tho residence Of A. L
Graves evenings and meal times; a
i ali other times ON the Fair Grounds.
We have seldom seen SO 1ine a herd
aud would recommend all lovers .
good stock to give them call.
\ Will exchange for Mules. wit
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-12

SCHOOL DISTRICT CENsUs.--J. Coyan
has just completed the enumeration Of
the children of the Independent School
District of Ottumwa, and reports to us
that there are 2O37. OF these, there are
1850 males aud 9s7 females.
Last year there were 1880 scholars
in the District, showing an increase for
the year, of POI. In 1871 there were
9lO males, 1872 1850, showing an in
crease over 1871, of ITO males. Fc.
males in 1871 800, in 1872 987 an in
crease of 81. This very clearly shows
the rapid growth and increase in popu.
lntion Of our city. Ottumwa, to-day
has 1900 more population than 1t had
one year ago, or in round number;
$500, which is to us and every Other
citizen, very gratifying fact.
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Az assential or I,ovelinsss :

An 0D89uv1ok u &BOVou0o88 - w IN
tireiy beautiful he air should Da abundant
and lustruus. This IL absolutely essential
to complete lovelin The most regular
features, the most brilliant complexion and
pearling teeth fail of their due effect II
the hair Go this, dry, or harsh. On the
contrary the qlrinest fncs, lift be bnt sur
mounted iy luxurant and silken tresses, il
art 10 impress the beholder with aseus. Of
actual beauty. That growing ornament
other sex is. happily. within tEe roach Of
'ovely woman, end being as diseri,n-
mating as she is lovely. she long ago dis.
covered that LYONS KATHAiRoN was the
sure means Of secureing il. No prepa-
ration for TN" Hal ever enjoyed "a 1.-THE Of
is POPULARITY, and no wonder, since it
produces sueh graf flying results. Applied
tn the waste and barren places nfthe scalp,
I, fruciiiies and enrlchesthen with q new
aud AMPLE groth. Ii is rot. Of couroe,
pretending that IL viii do this II the cap
ac:ty for reproduction IL extinct, but 20
long RS il remains that wonderful rehah-
il'tant will assuredly Propagate the germ
Of the hair tnio life end activity.
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rroeeediugs ., Auaiser In vacasis

rroeeedirgs Of Auditor In Vacation.
OFFICE OF AuD. WApELLo COZ
OTTUMwA, Sept. ., lS72.}
Levi Amos, having filed a claim for
damages in case the road pctitioned for
by j. ID. Mingus, ct a., July 8, 1872,
should be established, and such claim
having been fled in my Office on the
9Th day Of Sept 1872, claiming damag-
es to the amount of $3.50, OH the sw4
mel Of sec Is, Up. II, range IL: Now
therefore, on this 9th day of Sept. 1872,
l do hereby appoint John NJ. Mael,
Morrow Shields aud L. A. Myers o ju.
nv to assess damages in the aforesaid
case. The appraisers will be and ap-
pear before G. I. Garvey, J. r., at his
office, on the I'D day Of October, 1872
at the hour of 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, and
proceed, after being by him sworn. OH
the same day, to perform the duties
herein conferred, and make report oil
the same to this Office on or before the
lst day Of November 1872.
WIN. H. CALDWELL,
County Auditor.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-12

Eighteen years IN . Urge aud constant
practice, aud Is years of that time, being
In the cities OF Philadelphia, Pa, and st.
Louis, Mo-. Is consulting and operating
surgeon, for al diseases and deformiries
OF the Eye, Eye-liis and Ear.
Special attention given to q successful
method OF treatment for diseases Of che
head such ns Catarrh or Cory "a, Oxaena.
also the Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver,
stomach, Fistulnr. Hsnorrhoiaa, stric-
lures, Tumors, Cancers and Polypua.-
Females who are afflicted with disease or
weakness OF any nature should employ
Or. Fcsler for successful course of u a;-
ment. Il must he admitted by all that
when e surgeon gives his Whole attention
and study ~ speciality, he has no supe
perior in treating the Eye, Eye-llds and
Tar and all other nervous aud chronic dis
eases Of the human system that are in
their nature durable. DR.. Fsslor gradua-
ted ~ the Aiopothy School. or SO called,
Regulars, In 1868, aud then graduated ut
the Eclectic School IN 1859. Since which
tirno lie has adhered tc its cause and
Theory. The hftiicted should bear in mind
and employ mono but = physician who
makes : specially In treating those dis
eaScs. Iffhsy wnut TO be- cured ami thei e.
ore they will save their money by 50 do
ing. He will visit any pant Of the coun.
try In consultation, and to perform sur
gicai operations, Office. corner of Main
and Green Streets, Ottumwa iowa
e0pt IL s72wly.
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CAlllS and FEVER.
A6oOD THING.

Ifpr smith'a Electric or absorb . Gath.
cred Breast IN TIVE days, allaytng all palm In
Que minute. there IS no imagination, the
party knows It, sure.
(F-rom the leading Lawyer in Iowa Cityl
Itake pleasure In stating TINT DIR. smiths
Electric Oil has been used In my family, and
ioano i1sa' " HAS. 4. Ra Il
from Dr. J. 4. ISL, The greatest Druggist
West 81 chicsro.
DY. smiths Electric OH u selling Very fast
and giving satisfaction. ]. X. ISk.
tFrcm pr. Ramsay.
nr on sx,rH. rhiisdelpl,ia. Your Elec
trio OIL gave Immediate relief TO my ltttle
giris ear, and c0nasder II a valuable RENE.
dy. 4. h. RAMSAY,
or Rameay q Bro. Druggists.
DsASNEse This is always cured by Dr.
Smiths Electric Oh" .athoueands can tes.
Il cures all painful. iBf,ammaiosy conAi.
tons, and Is piaaxant In the mouth OF ar
infsnt. II cures salt Kheunl. Tettaf, etc; and
stops the hair ercn tniling out In . day. Try
!. for Files. FTyssreias, Felons. etc, and 81
smart On raw kbrN' IONS Of fTesh cuts, and
cures hurIi or frcet In little time. IL isun-
like nyt hiuE else, ~ al the doctors say.
anymore thgu 100 ctiycS have been mNde n
twa counties slonc. ard many th0usands
large te@ TO asrecla. as this OIL cnres. and
THAT IL why u sclle. altho' 1T. s. has paid
,,s,uteSx over $r0,tAN
DR. sNITR's q fLEcrtc Dri" L. doing good
Ia OfTnMWA aE elsaw here and Al az they
nave ssen NOTHING LIKE 1T. Iry y
once.
ITice, 50 cents and si,0c.
Feb, 1, dewitt.
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LIVER MEDICINE

Il con TAI ms fo,ar nasdic,nel elements. never
united In The ssnie Happy .ropoition IN any
other preparation. Wig: q gentle Carl hast1c
= yyon.icrini Tonic, All nnexceptionAbie Al
teresivs ard u certain Corr. ctivs OF oil tni-
ruruies u the body. Such Aigna, success has
d tten dcd its use, thai +, Is now regarded as
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A,lcAcr,. r.r.u. p,...., Z

Allcock's porous Plaster. WATER
ON THE CHES THEY ARE A PER
Feet CURE. They appear TO have =
peculiar effect upon the pesves, allasinq
irritAbility while supplying warmth
They sacrn 10 accumulate electrisity ant
aid the circulation Of the blood through
the part chere applied, by which health,
actions are induced.
NERVOUS AFFECTION OF THE II EAT
CURED
For two years hevc been agreat 81 ffere
from neuralgia in tho head, and found
only temporary relic; from all the various
remedieslthat I have tried, until applied
enc Of Alicock's Porous Plaster. l CIT
1t into three strips, placing one under earl
chouider blade and tie other over tlit
small ofthe back: and for the past TIRE,
month have had soarsely twinge o
the Old pain.
advise all who suffer from nerroui
diseases TO lose no time in making
trial OF the wonderful Porous Plaster
A. F STERLING. Sec'y Singer Mfg G.
New Yord June. 8, 1883 Sold by all Drug
gists.
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Pain and weakness produce despond
ency, and the invalid " ho is laooring IN
desrs hsltlYs torture, debility and menta
aBpfoeof0h. u the same time Is indeed
q b pitinble c6ndition But let all who arr
thus situated take heart. A bollneia Yro
vided both for their ply and lnSnta
infirmities in IIostetter's Stomsch Bit,
ters. Among the inmopest sources o
pain, uneasiness and melancholy are ths
al. eases which affect the stomaeh. The liv
er. the aiimentnry canal, the nerves ant
the muscles. such as dyspepsia. bilious
Disorders, constipation, headache, hyste
ria, aud rheumatism, al, of which yielt
readily TO the regulating, invigoratins
And purifying influence OF this peerless
vegetable tonic, stiinuiant aud restoara
tive. Take courage. sorr0wfal invslids
you will find the help you need in Hos
letters Bitte-s.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-12
Special Notice.

The Trustees Of the Iowa Reform
School would inform the public that
they have, in pursuance of all act pass
cd at the last session of the Legisla-
turc, fitted up department for the
reception of girls, and are now ready
to admit them. J. A. PARVIN,
6ept7dltw3t. Chairman.
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o ]. II. POLLOCK. ps,enasnt

~ ia II, TOLKSOs1Np NSrIcIsu0ut. " y !
You are hereby notified that the petition Of
the plaintiff, Dunlap 4 Upham, 10 now on
flle III the Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Couri
or wapelio County. Iowa, claiming OF you the
sum of seven hundred and fifty and lp-lo0 dol.
lars, on two promissnry notes, with 10 per
cent, on s35l.Vl thereof from March Isl 1879
aud leper cent on s39s, IS, thereof from Feb.
ruary l7th, 1872, ard claiming an attachment
against your rroperty,-and unless 5 on ap-
pear and make defence thereto, on or before
the second day OF the next term OF the Cir
cult Court of Wnpeilo County, Iowa, TO be
begun ana held at Cttumwa, In said County
will be entered, and Judgment rendered
against yon according TO the prayer Of petit
t!on,, FAWCETT McNETT.
ag31wAw PINS Att'y's
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-12

] Coal NoTlCE.--To the farmers and
all others wanting coal, l have to say
that have opened my coal bank, three
miles west Of tho Salem Chapel, on
the Eddyville road, and am prepared
to furnish coal Of the best quality, to
all who want it at the cheapest mark
etable price. TIN TERRELL.
je.2O-wtf.
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i S76 n $3.50 Or nnnlh. n Eyss ! Esms,s

s 10 Introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
D COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA.
GCHINE This machine Will stitch, hem,
4 Tell, tuck, guilt, cord, bind, brnid, snd
/. Price only SIS. Fully licensed and war.
\ rnnted cor i've years. We will pay II ,ooC
= for any machine Tint win sew stronger
. n,ore beautiful or n orc ,astic seam than
q onrs. IL makes the = iastic Lock stitch
= Every second stitch can be. cat, and still
:. Inc cloth cannot he pulled apart without
q tearing IL. We pay Agents from SIS 70 s2os
= per month aud expenses, or = commission
Qirom which twice that amount can bt
:, made Address, SECOnB q CO.,
4 eb.2swSm. Chicago, III.
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An ADsANTAGE.-A great advantage
possessed by the Evening Star Stove is
that, owing to its capacity and draft,
you can burn almost any kind Ofwood,
and, on account of its substance and re-
tention of heat, you can run it with
green wood after 1t is heated, by hav-
ing small amount Of kindling mate
rial. Those having to prepare fuel fol
ordinary small stoves will appreciate
this advantage.
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p1Ds roR FORAGE
OFFICE en-. Qn nv. DEPT. PLATrE,
Omaha NCl, Sent O. lNTa

OFFICE en-. Qn nv DEPT. PLATrE,.
Omaha, Ncb, Sept. 2, 1874
cEALED nIps, IN duplicate. will, gusran-
- antee, signed ly two responsible par lies,
not bidders. will be received at his Ciiice un-
IN eleven o'clock on Thursday, October q, 1872
for the delivery at omaha Depot, Nebraska,
from tune To time ss required, Of
~ ,09l bushels OF oats,
70,o00 bushels OF corn,
or any pprt thereof.
Bills To he endo, sod ON the envelope, "Bids
for Forage
The right 20 reject amy or all bids ID reserved
blank bids furnished, and general condi-
Nous made known on application ST this Of
fco. 3LEXr j. PERRY,
CHI. Or. Mr.. Dept Platte.
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Y Don't buy your fall & winter goods
unity You see j. G. MEEK's Big Stock,
Waterproof Cloaking 800; Canton
Flannel 15c; Cotton Batting 15c Dress
Goods 25c--old price 60c-- Ladies Hats,
Rubbers 60c, &C., &C., Come.
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PAsALYsls.-Dr. Smiths sElectric
Our has cured it The mostagonizing
headache and obdurate tumors have
been discussed by It likewise. Try it
ON felons, on gathered breasts, . bruise
rough and chapped face and lips. It
is sweet and delicate to taste, and more
than 4 fragrant balm ON an abrasion, a
cut or wound. In the mouth of infan-
cy 1t is soothing, and lady's nursing
sore mouth may be relieved Of irrita-
ton in day, yes an hour.
TAYLOR, BLAKE & Co, Agents.
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nIIDDLE.AGED MIN

There are many OF the age Of thirty 70 forty
who are trosbted with too frequent evacGa-
lion OF the bladder, often accompanied b., q
kligit sTEasting or burning sensation, and
weakening the 81 stem in manner ths pa
tie Mt cannos account for; On examining the
urinary deposits . rory sesllr ent will oflen
be found, and sometimes small particles of
q thin and milkish hue, again charging To y
dark and torpid appsarnnce. There are Tnany
men who Gle OF this difficulty, ignorsn Mt OF
the cause, which 10 the second stage Of SEM
tnal weakness pr. y. will u, aranfee per-
feet cure In all such cases and n healthy res
toration Of the genito-urinary organs.
n. B.-All parties Gfiiie' ed, whether they
may live ar Oh or near. are insi,sd 70 make
a visit TO the inflrmaiy, or cali at the Doctors
ONCE IN Dayen port. and have a personal con-
sultAtion, for cne personal Interview Is bet
ter than dozen letters, and IL will cost you
TO more in the end 10 effect n perms nef,t
cure, for afser tho Doctor exaGines your case.
he can tell you In . moment what he can do
for you, and sdopt proper rsInedits TO your
complaint. I'll are advisedto visit the Doc
Tor persona iIy In all cases II possi bic Instead
Of wasting time by letter writtag.
Patients wishing 10 take trea tine u ~ home
can do SO after examination. ~ their bHsiness
will not admit OF their adopting the more adj
vieRbie and spse dy course, ny stopping at tie
lnfirmary for few weeks. mors or lees TING,
as the case might require, All letters con-
aiming stamps for reply promptly answered.
Address DIR. A. B. SffNSET, Proprietor
/ pinneyyile lnt'rmary, DAVENPORT, IA
sEPatients tskc.s 10 the IptirmaIy free oil
/, charge by calling at IS Ferry STREET, before
| r. H.
TERMS per week at Iniirinsry :: to Si5--
Board. Baths and Medical attention included
| May3sdAwiyr.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-09-12
rar,ners n pger,h..ss

VIII do well to remember that Nc
CULLouaH 8 ILLBuRN pay CASH for
all the butter and eggs they can get.
Bring them on, opposite the Post Of
fee, Ottumwa. Mar19wtf.