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TUESDAY. Oct ID

TUESDAY, Oct. IL.
Mr. Brace, Chairman Of the Ways and
Means COn,n,ittee, reported back H. b:
No. 3, for the relief of John U. Hof.tetter,
with recommendation that it pass. The
bill passed.
Mr. Dyer, Of the Committee on Feaer,,
Relations, reported memorial relating tc
the pay Of members, which was passed
unanimously.
Mir. Mix introduced a joint resolution
authorizing the Judiciary Committee to
appoint clerk, which was passed.
NJ. j. NJ. No. 3, relative to incr.,..d
mail facilities from walla Walla, ". to
Lewiston, l. T., was passed.
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~ We would direc, the attention Of
sportsnen and others. TO the fact that Mr..
Seybine is prepared to do gunsmithipg,
or other repairing in iron, in workman
like manner. His shop is on Washington
street, near this Office.
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t 1t j. stated that the Chinese have
already begun TO put on the airs" incl
dent to their reception into full American
citizenship. Young Chinese fops 10 New
York have abandoned their queues and
six frocks, and attire themselves in broad
cloth and patent leather. "The world
moves"
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~ The Amador Gal. Dispatch il.
Growing over radish raised 10 that vicin.
ity which measured fourteen inches in
length and weighing four pounds. 1t
couldn't have been pe,,uruir," could it,
Bro. Perry:
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Il We are indebted to Mr.. Thomas
Proschfo for the loan Of his legislative re-
ports. several days this week when una
roidable absent from the reporters desk !;
also to Mr.. Evans for the use of the jour
mails
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e The most complete instance of self
qualification that has ever come to our no.
'ice is that afforded by the action of S,ruye
in the Joselyn matter.
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~ Geary's majority in Pennsylvania,
foots up 4,s42. The official account, it is
expected, vii! not materially affect this re-
sult
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Pi&cEEDlycS " Tie lEGlNAfIvE ANEyblY,

CSHRc2.
lin compiling these reports, vc are eeu.
PEELED to be brief. and tAercfore os,y 4
Jude to acts as they come up. and The final
disposition Of the same.-Ep.J { n
FRIpAY, Oct. Is.
Mr.. S.ruve introduced q resolution to
create . jssst committee on joint rules aud
orders
No business Of importance transacted.
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II The citizens. Of Stockton, Cal, are
blessed with municipal tax amounting to
three dollars on each hundred valuation.
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~ The rate Of fare BY the Hunt, under
the new arrangement, has been fixed at
s. 50 to Victoria. Cheap enough.
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~ The Message says that the bark
KafoseF recently made the round trip to
Honolulu and back in 40 days.
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@r 1t is said that there is large mum.
Der of emigrants on the other side of the
mountains, destined for the Sound.
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- Proschs mode Of giving advice to
the legislature puts US in mind Of pro.
fame man driving oxen.
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r. Giles Ford and wife of Chehali,
county, have just returned from a visit I,
the Eastern States.
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S-The Clarke county Agricultural Fair
commenced at Vancouver 90 Thursday
last.
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% Mr. Grennan, Of the firth of Grcn.
nan d Craney, recently did in San Fran
cisco.
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~ Nh. Simpson, Of the new fish mar
ket, presented US With ine salmon.
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NoND.Y. DC. Is

Mr.. Struve. from the Steilacoom visit.
il. committee. asked until We lnesdav 10
brln: IN the committees report The de-
sired leave was granted.
Nh S;ruye introduced e. i. No. .. re.
la'l'e 10 liquor licenses required within
the corporate limits Of the city of Vancou-
Yer, ". T. Referred TO Committee on
Commerce.
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~ 1t is feared the late frosts in Tenncs-
see have injured the cotton crop.
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THURSDAY, Oct. 81.

II. j. NJ. No. /, asking for the estab-
lishment of Land Office at the city o.
Walla Walla, was passed
Mr.. Barlow submitted H. J. NJ. No. IL,
asking a grant Of swamp and tide lands tor
internal improvements. 10, -.-a
Mr.. Scrmmon presented II. B. No. Is.
appropriating certain roads and highways.
Mr.. Mcdonald introduced II. B. No. IA,
amending section 53 Of chapter 5, ofihe
act Incorporating the city Of Vancouver.
Passed.
Mr.. Mix introduced II. 3. No. Is, pro-
viding for the election of county commits
sioncrs and defining their duties.
II. NJ. No. l, relative to the establish
ment Of a land Office at Walla Walla,
passed. I-..
II. NJ. No. s, praying for a mail service
from Port Angeles to Neah Bay, passed.
The Council amendment to II. b. No. !
was eoncurred in. IT,
The House resolved itself intoa Commit
tee Of the Whole to take into lconsidera-
ton the case of contested election between
Henry Roeder and Edward Eldridge.
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MONDAY, Oct. IL.

MONDAY, Oct. IL.
Mr.. Dyer, from the Committee on Me-
MORALS, reported joint resolution author
izing the Secretary ofthe Territory to tel
egraph toahe Treasury Department, for
the appropriation for the Legislative AS
sembly, to be placed Immediately to the
credit Of the Secretary. 4
On motion of Mr.. Mix, the matter was
recommittcd to the said Committee to re-
port brief joint Memorial to be tele-
graphed by the presiding officers Of the
two Houses.
On motion Of Mr.. Cation, the Committee
on Ways aud Means we're instructed to re-
port bill appropriating the amount neces-
sary to pay for said dispatch,
Mr.. Mix, from the Joint Committee
appointed to visit the Government build
ings and the Pcnitcntiary at Steilscoom,
stated that correspondence had been
opened with General Saxton, to stop the
advertised sale Of those buildings. An an.
swer to which might be expected next
mail, which answer might materially mod
ify the recommendation Of that Commit
tee. He asked leave to report on Wednes.
day. which was granted.
Elwood Evans Of the Code Commission,
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rAI tKNAf, Uct. 10.
No business Of Importance vas done in
the Council to-day, except the passage of
H. u. No. }. an act TO change the name of
Christian Strohnaeir 10 Christian Naier.
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Agents In the AsisnsIc states.

II. f,..owi.g named gentlemen are AUTH or
ized 70 receive ana receipt 10. non.. Que OIL
subscription 10 tie STAsDAED:
". ". WATT. Victoria. Y. l.;
JcHx P. .jroso.. I'ur: Townsend;
l.oLoES a Jrosos. wildly l,!4nd;
Z. =. WiLs.s. A-ra2a:
STEPHEN Jcpso.. S:ei.accom;
L. 4. L.ci.-.
L. L. DrELAr, Cow..tZ;
JANE. MrKPHr, Ctsa.adr;
VARIES COVE, N!sqGa.r.
E- Money can te sen. through the mails
q! par .ss:.
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il will remsin unhonored and unowned.
scarcely = be awakened to political sesur-
rectioa On the great ~ Of faal accvusts.
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SATURDAY, Oct. l6

SATURDAY, Oct. l6.
After the usual order of business, Mr..
Lasater introduced
II. j. r. No. 3, relative to the appoint
ment Of joint committee, to take into
consideration the duty of the Territory to
the memory Of DR.. Marcus Whitman,
which was referred. ...
Council bill fixing the time for holding
certain terms Of certain District Courts Of
the Territory, was passed, under a suspen-
sion of the rules. ta
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AGENTS FOR THE STANDARD.

San Fvsneisce Agency.
L P. TnuIg. % a.d q New Mechanics E.-
change. !. our ahiy authorized sg.l. il Ssn
Francisco. For Eastern Advertising. NJ
Fisher is represented by :. +. pe,iing.l
&C.. 9; New York az bcs:ca.
Agents In the Asi.n,Ic states.
Urpsoy & MEET, are the ouir Eastern A6ver-
using Agents, with whom We CO business
d;rec: ia tie Atlantic States. OG9ce, x
pa,A Row. 7imss building, New York City
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a1F sF .1tt tt.t4l ThDAl, OCs. -.
: Mr.. Mcmillan introduced II. B. No. To-
an act in relation to license in King county.
Mr.. Frost introduced H. J. NJ. No. To-
asking for increased compensation for sur
veying Government lands west ofthe Cas-
cade Mountains. Passed.
Mr.. Cation being called to the chair. Mr.
Steward introduced H. b. No, IL, author
iziug special tax in the county Of Clarke
to pay the indebtedness ofsaid county.
The Committee Of the Whole then TOOK
up the contest election case. Afier cons'd'
cradle discussion Committee arose and re-
ported the subject matter back tothe House
with the recommendation that Eldridse be
admitted to the seat.
Mr.. Speaker in the chair.
Mr. Maggs moved that the report be
adopted:
Ayes: Messrs Barlow, Clark, Cock,
Doane. Dyer, Mcdonald. Maggs, Miller;
Moore, Peck, Scammon, Treen, Tullis and
Speaker-l4.
Noes: Mcssrs Brszee. Cation, Foster
FROST, Kelly, Lasater, McMillen, Mix.
McReavy, Moore, O'Bryant. Pogo, Slime
and Swift-l4.
So the motion vas lost.
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FRIDAY, Oct. Is.
SATURDAY. Oct. 16.

No business of importance transacted.
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Mhua Tom. CcrwIn VISA mem
bet 81 the General Assembly -
Ire elass Of Chic b bFossht In >
. bin for ths abolition n public
paniihneut = the whippinsrpeet-
Hemsdss specoh thereon, 70 vhic6
AZ nnn iop|td = fo1lo1ss
e[f. Gpeaker, he <out1enan , 10
"a 40. md h4 nQ( 11en =
Ss;s p,rtical o1r1tIon q
- uyoeoi8 & 6oni1hu1nt Witch h
IS ab611h. When livvl in.
Oonnsetul "a ftIIox 1Lo|6 ahouse
o. cut up any otbeF rc.e. - nd
roo1 {krnihInss and ~ aluays
6mrS ~ ou1,en1 Ne nsver ~
Ess: ::
sss.HS ..ss:E /! ~
Ml5utm ~heuzoUl1e6eut 70
- Ne buf tks 5s1tIdnm ~ mp
e15l1Esd \ = my01lD -
he IN psr>d viEhoet
~ uf1n.
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nEssoz B1sa'rs. -, ApFiI -, 1893.
d. dsAu BvuL-Dsase IN Kssvise ~ -
eaey " yoar ssrHpadlla. ed ~ keaiIsg and
s s'1st ss.''siss = pessZ,z f;,ssgsst1c
!: "a is s%ssis 'si 4 ~ M: :s' -'.ss ~ ~ '' nss:s
ssssassl . -: s:s;s
. I'm is, :ssss. ': sss r szCIs;,|s l .'s's.
nature. have nors fsiih IN your eAuspsrIIIA
nsn b aa51hps shts1 ~ siqt >kq].x>rl
a.: :'si Ill. IT, ''''''' a. Z: ss :! : : 80 ysss.s ss''''
P.e--rhs fslIsvIaS - vsltAa.<AB %
1895, b Nm. Jsuuis 1ehnsen, noshlt u ospt.
Dr. Ion. Dsps<-ppsr Nj ~ husbanA
Dr.. d.sI Jdhn.ou, Va ! skiIIfal ssrreou and
phyieiza 10 ce6lrdl uss fsfE nm hs dlsi
.s.i.g he sbeys 9, Z. !ehnses. : n -.
Atthit<e<a ykzFt ~ ~ ~ 1.1A e1f1nie 1fan
1hsAsat ssI6lhiA ~ xhfdk 2esse a41og
~3snspsrlla. n crrrp Nm 1ay1 -
yeass reconstructed Il 70 nany e NeN IcJk5
Ohio, md lows, a. s~<sofsia' hver ssse4 md
esssIl1 6sklisx gts1bss soee>nEno6afka1y1
. e sss. ,s:s,1'sS0sfE ~
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= spurious a~si;ell, lln<< NJ ~
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Hurley's Ague Tonic
-a1 gie.2 eft 81 rsi3as eai q
PERFECTLY Reliable,

Tho only remedy for ohills and Fever or
Ague and Fever that Is or can be depended
upon Is Hurley's Ague Tonic. There have
been thousands cured by usingi Il who had tried
the usual remedies without benefit; but In no
case has
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WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

WOhTHf VI
70 ~. ThosA .LHbviy 100 h9R
hereby certify that during last year ] was
attacked with the ague whilst In vicksburg,
Miss, and used several popular patent medi-
cines with but temporary relief. On reaching
home the disense returned In q worse type, II
possible, when my medical attendant ordered
Qnininc, 10 large doses--heqasniiy % high q
90 grains per day, and which must have cost
me nearly 800. I consulted Dr.. Smith, Of
Louisville, and found he prescribed Quinlne
and Arsenic combined, which refused TO take,
prefering TO let the disease take It's course.
was almosi bloodless, extremely exhausted, and
pronounced with enlarged liver and spleen.
About this time the advertisement Of Hurley
Ague Tonic appeared In a city paper, and
determined to give tia trial ] did %, and
have no reason 10 regret il-one bottle re-
stored me completely, and siuce that time
have seen nearly = hundred cases In which u
acted with equally happy results and wpuld
certainly recommend 4 n prcfarsble 70 any
other tonic before the public.
tef JAMES MARTIN, Engineer.
Louisville, Ky, June IA, 1895.
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EXECUTORS SALE UPLAND.

BY virtue Of . decree Of the Probate Court
II Psnola connty, Stats Of Mississippi made at
the April tern, fSo4 thereof vii, = exscu-
TOR of the Int will and testament Of Barnett
Graham, deceased, On Monday, The slst dsyicf
May, 1868, At the courthouse door In the tow
Of Pamela, In said county, offer for sale At pub
lie auction 10 thc highest the ALLOWING valuar
bic lands, to-wits The northwest quarter snd
80 acres or Of the southwest quarter Of section
o, and the 'southenat quarter Of The northeast
quarter Of section 6, al In township ., raugcf
west, lying and being In aid county, and con-
thinning 2Soacres, more OF lesss
Terms Of sais.-0ns thousand dollars Of the
purchase money % be paid In cash, tho balance
on q credit Of twelve and tweniy-four months,
with SIX per cent interest. Bond with good
security viii be required for the deferred pay
nsyi-Bt E Hsseusor
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have for sale 400 Acres Of Land in Talla-
hstchis ,eosnty, Wis The east hall Of section
70, townDtip %, ranse ?, ives, and tAe north
hAif Of tie southwest quarter Of secticn Is,
township %, range Z, west
These lasds arc located . NV miles west Of
Tallahachis river, which Is nAvigabIe for
STEAMBOATS, 10 q point opposite the lands. 200
acres Of these lands are said 70 Be- - fine as
n In the Mississippi vsiiey. Lands adjcIn-
ing sold he $50 per acre befors the war. The
ownsf needs mooney, and viii sell very low for
cash. an Offering 10 sell 1t Is per acre. cAIl
on or adare<n. ~ .. q. SPENCER, ~
) AIRS Law and General Land Agent,
mays-lm ba'esssiis' s's- !
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yiLLArow, wAIxzn Cousrs, GAL
esf June q,

IN w "" w H u AM|
Dss JoHx BcEs-DseF Sri I have rsosnlly
given your /" Worm Dsstroysr'' several (lsis
and nnd II wondsfduIlt s1icAcIol4. nha1 not
failed ID I sisgls lnsla6ts ~ have ~ sebht6.g
fer effect an dnI1< > pretty Iatgs eosnlsy
practice and have 1oiIy ~ a. NM aricIs q
tho kind. Ian NJ y confsss Nat I knse ~
no rsmsdy recommended BY the ables@ au(Asss
tkat y - eertsIu and spesdy d ~ e6>eek ~
the contrary, ihcy ~ uucsfi6lI e)ts sztFss3s.
Ny object n wsitiss you ~ - - M
from youj II / can * Il upon easy isrms, I
shall We aersst deA1 n n Len .evars 1bst
The use Of such articles d contrary 70 he ieaoh-
lngs Of a great najsdiy 4 ~ 1yguisv line Of
y. D.'s BAT - no ~ 49, ~ good senvs
In discardlng arsnedy uktoh W know 10 be
ef1cient sluply becanss ~ ~ - Ignorant Of
liz combination. For my p1rl / shall make 10
4 rule 70 use all and any mssnS ioslleviaie suf-
FIRING humanity wbjsb ! nag b fahls 70 CON-
mand- not hesIiatinR hecanDs soss one more
ingenious than myself may hare learned Its
eiscts dut and secured The sole night 70 secure
that ksovledgs. Howevsr, An ~ 20 pssss
a1 e4yc@1ie % snpportef u the thoueands o.
wort1ire hoe(Funni hat Hood Ire counfsy. that
puSporl b cure ~ manser = dIse6ho u which
human hesh \ hsII. PIeate reply aooh, and
Iniorn ne q your bet fsrns.
lam slrs most respectfully,
5ttfus p ctntss1 \. %.
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Manhood: How ; Lost How He-
stored.
- Just pubIihsd 4 new edition
Id Dr.. CuIvsswrlLs EaAy on
the ndirai rsTv without medf-
sissl 2 sRs1,,es; s,.,,, ?,
L118 i6fp6su<y, 1sslAf ~ Physical Iaar
'pacity, inp<din>sn 70 Marriage esr.; also
9pa11ouss, r4sI1eH - plssi iseu1rdby
n|t4s1sIfence q sszual s~rfrvpgrs<s-
DrPdre, n ! se.I<1 ezstIc1, oalys cent?.
M o1lpknss1 fau11ess 1nafhfs adnin>te
M e1na1x &eusulu1as - e1.iFsy yrsu
msG1u lnu, ltk1k ~ ai1ruing seesp-
qn1eqpe fal(<1srnpy : ueie.lly s<.s1
sseooofsen 61lseulnia 9tse>e-
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The psspIstf 4 A. e<k1<ss-z n<al<lss
Iatilg claims ~ n 1 saffdafiff e<tf al rene
aHss essf hiestd " a. tahlI< N - ~, ~
ssla. spssif. "A l<tmesskt safs = kfse snd
Fever, 81 thin snd ptvsf whstk<f ~ skart of
IeaH sa=naInf. Ne tffm 70 he sslIkt Wrrtf
sfh aai na4fh ef>i<u country % f<af bin ~.
fImanY n iHe tram VI ne ss,<ffiea. That ~ ~
esss whatever vI1 h Nil b tafe. # Ne difrs
ileHa sfs strictly beloved sza carried sat.
a great maay saass 4 single dpzs bs> hsea nl
hcIeht fof = tufs. and Whole fumIIIes hats heta
sufea y 4 angie he>tif. cir ) e1ttf r9nofa.
lion n he general health. n howevss
prudenf. and N sssfy es1< nsore sefisln y euro
is uss i continued IN smaller does ~ 4
week N two ahef The dIssnss has been checked.
mere especially In diMfuIt and Ian~f-siahIInf
csses finally. this medidns viii noi pequhs
any AID 70 keep the bovslA IN aoe< ofdsf;
should the patient however. require 4 esthsrtie
medicine amer hsvInR saheafthsss o. leup
dezes ef The Tonic, 4 single d0ae III HILLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS VII u ssfl-
Client. Eats asts WItta
Dir JOHN BrtiSs Principal once +
No. 40 rihh, yross SiFest, y
Louisville, ~.
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paorosroav sussur -Urxu Nav
1o.-The last rail Is laid. tho last
snika driven. and tho Pacific Rail.
road Is completed. The point Of
junction Is $50 miles west Il the
Missouri river and 500 miles east Of
Sacramento. ieasllssu9a
c.,a.oo u.y fo-rn. cs,ebra-
a. - ~ .omr,st,or oetbs psc;sc
p.;lrood to.dov ,,os NJ most s,,c.
.e.ss,,' o8s;v - tba lind that over
took placa IN Chicago. and prohablv
IN the west. 4 w. almost entirely
impromptu. and almost every man,
woman and child in Chicago did
their dutv towards making Il a sue
ccss. The procession was unique in
annearance and immense IN length.
the Low estimate putting Il at
seven mI1ss. Every merchant, every
81. ..,-.r r,,lLn.n eva.v oxnrass
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GREAT BARGAIN
.. su Asks 4-,oa-f IT !
4sztf7
s

Any Que desiring $40 Aeres Of Land well
Improved. good Dwelling, Stable CRIB, Or
chafds, &C., can s<eurr The same for The above
amount IN rash.
The above trn1s lies two miles eat 81 Bates
vile, Panola county, and 4 within one mile Of
de Railroad. One hundred add twenty acres
arr cleared and Ia . high stsin Of cuitivatiou,
witA Z dear eprinf 81 running water and two
nevtrhiine ftresnns running through the
place. Tho place Il rentcd this year fpf 5000.
fins perfect. ro.seuiou given On he frss day
fur furihcr parsI<uIass esii On s q. sPES-
GER lfnnrnfy 1t Law Andf General Land
Agent basessilIs us aps4-u
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Bulls Worm Destroyer.
TO my United States and World Vide
Readers. VI ~. n,

ihays received many tesdmoniais NON pro-
fessional and medical nien, - my almsnAes
and various qualifications have shown, an Of
which are genuine. The following rom
highly educated and popular physlcianm 0eor-
giNI u certainly one Of The most sxnsIhle COM
munIcations | have ever reeeivodg d.. Clemsnv
knows ezactly what he rpeaks .ef and bic ,es-
timony deserves 70 be written In icttsu Of
gold. Hear what The Doctor says Of BULLS
WORN DESTROYER.
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|1VTTI|
Iron the Meridian Cazeiis.1
HrnLrr's Asus~ Tono-The following GER
tifcase, from q reliable citizen Of Meridian,
speaks for itself:
MnIpils, Nss- Oct ], 1868.
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/ D. q. wiIan1 Bslsazn o. wild
Cherry ana pa Nspths--a sure
oars fdr esaqznPklon, coughs, colds,
stc,, for saIs b q. Clarke. 10
pe,sOa $500 - nv Of the sbovs
dissssss d66ql Without : bottle,
TfyNl-11fu]4 4.
ss $4,000
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Y. R. CHlDwfcx,

Dear Sir: This Il 10 certify that I bought
from you, By your Recommendation, one bottle
Of Harlsy's Agus Tonic, and II cured two
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-27
ITEMS IN THE TRADE or cAIRo.

The facility with which consignments Of
| freight are sent forward from Cairo deceives
even the looker-on as TO the magnitude Of that
branch Of our business
The river columns Of the Bulletin make
mention daily that such a steamer received
five hundred tons of freight at our wharf
that another took on board four hundred, and
another half as much more. Nearly every
| downward bound steamer receives heavy
contributions to her cargo here many, If not
all Of them starting from st. Louis, Cincin-
natl, or Louisville with half or quarter of
load, relying upon Cairo for the
balance. Rarely, indeed, are these calcula-
tons disappointed.
On Monday morning tow of bargcs left
our city for New Orleans, having on board
as part of their cargo 90, 200 bushels of wheat
for Higbees elevator. This is business
item that not only speaks we'll of the extent
of our commerce, but tells 6attering tale
for the success of the water outlet for the sur
plus grain of the northwest. The route has
been tried time and again, and its superiority
thus established. As a natural consequence
the volume of grain from Iowa, Illinois,
and Wisconsin, will continue to increase so
that by another year like shipment will
mark the business Of every day.
Another item Of business entirely worthy of
note Is the fact that since the LIST Of January
Mr.. Chas. T. IIinde, Of the Cairo City and At
lantic and Mississippi wharfboats, has re-
ceived 4O,3l7 barrels of -four, and shipped
4O,7l7. Receipts in the city of St. Louis dur
To-. q ha til A.. D.. n =.
rels, or 6,o7l barrels more than received BY
the principal reshipping house in Cairo.
These facts point unmistakably to an awaken
ing among the people Of the northwest TO the
advantages presented by the water route for
their produce furnished by the Mississippi
They tell of growing dissatisfaction among
that people with the exactions and extortions
of the railroad autocrats of New York and
Chicago and Of an intensifying determine
ton to no longer submit to them.