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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
Alexander County rcachrr.' Inst

Alexander County Teachers Institute.
\ session OF the above named institute
will be held at Thebes, commencing
Thursday, October, 2lst., 1869, at one
o'clock D. m, and continuing two days,
until Saturday noon, October 23i.
The programme will embrace exercises
In all the branches required 10y law to be
taught In the public school, to.wit: or.
biography. English reading, pennman-
ship, arithmetic, English grammar,
modern geography, and the history of
the United States with music aud es-
says, discussions and addresses on edu-
cational subjects, int 'spersed.
Teachers and school directors will take
notice that mo reduction Of pay or loss
Of time will be incurred by the teachers
attending" this institute; and the
teachers from every school district in the
county, outside OF Cairo. (Which eXcep.
ton f. made because an institute will be
held there sometime during the Fail or
Winter are expected 10 be present and
take part IN the exercises. The school
directors Of every district should reqYirc
their teachers 10 attend, since II is 10 their
interest TO have competent teachers; and
no better opportunity for testing their
competence will be afforded than the
exercises OF this institute; and the coun-
ty superintendent pledges himself to re-
woke the certificate of any teacher whose
incompetency is made apparent.
Notknowing who at present compose
the executive committee of the Alexan-
der county Teachers Institute, the coun-
ty superintendent has taken this method
Of complying with the school law which
makes 1t his duty to encourage the for
nation Of teachers institutes.
AL friends of education are cordially
invited. l.. L. BUTLER,
County Superintendent OF Schools.
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THE O. y. p. II.
THE WORK SUSPENDED AND NOBODY
r.tgFrt.r PAID.

The orders received yesterday morn.
ing to discharge the entire force engaged
on the Cairo and Vincennes railroad,
came like clap ofthunder from cloud
less sky. Only few days ago the route
ofthe road was surveyed and favorable
report made thereon. This was taken ~
an ASSURANCE that the project would pass
into the hands Of the United States Con.
strdctiun company, that money from
that source would soon be forthcoming
and that the work would 60 forward ra-
pidly and satisfactorily. -
The grading Of the road is said to be
about half done. From month TO
month contractors and sub.contractors
have waited for money, many Of them in
the mean time, paying of their laborers
out Of their own means, confident Of an
early reimbursement. Along the line
tho farmers took sub-co u acts, and some
Of them have never received dollar.
In Johnson county quite all OF the work
was sut-let TO residents. One gentleman,
we hear, paid out $4,000, money he had
raised, in part, by mortgagiDg his farm;
others have, In like manner, invested
every dollar of their substance. To de-
clare n suspension OF the work, without
paying these men a single dollar, IL a
hardship that will caus distress from one
end OF the line to the other And not
alone upon the contractors and sub.con.
tractors does the blow descend. The la
hpraru npIar ,.siIt n
sufferers. Hundreds OF these have re.
ceived nothing but their board,
during Il period OF months. Many ofthem
have families. All Of them are on the
verge Of Winter, and penniless. TO dis
charge these, and send them forth with.
out dollar is cruelty for which no
man can apologize.
The responsibility for all this does not
rest with the sub.contrac.ors, nor with
the contractors. They arc the heaviest
losers. We must look beyond them
Possibly everyhollhr due for work per.
formed aud goods furnished, will be
paid. Ifthere be such purpose the fac,
should b. proclaimed, that the general
suspense and anxiety una. be lessene d.
The parties concerned will, in all con.
science. sutfer enough on account ofthc
delay.
There is q very considerable sum OF
money due TO merchants and others in
Cairo--amounting In the aggregate, per-
haps, to $4,000. Many ofthe creditors
have confidence IN the ability and dis.
position ofMessrs. Dodge lord & Co, to
cancel every dollar OF this Indebtedness;
some OF them declaring an unwilling
ness 70 discount ten per cent. for cash.
Very considerable excitement exist,
not unmixed with indignation. What
the future will develope we shall not at
temptto foretell.
The United States Construction com
pauy will doubtless take hold of the pro.
Jec, aud push II through, taking up the
work where the present Company aban-
doned It. That they have assumed The
present indebtedness, ia whole or in
part. Is not contended.
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We have for sale three and half cases
OF pure old London Dock Gin. We have
been offered thousand dollars per bottle
for it In Paducah and Evansville railroad
bonds, but, as II cost US something, we
are not disposed to thus throw II away.
p. SIT isa prime article. Children
cry for ip'-but they are destitute ofthat
commodity" that renders patronage
desirable
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LEGAL.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.

State Of Illinois, Alexander County, -. Alexander
County, Circuit Court.
In the Matter of Henry w. Bllings,)
vs.. Mary Mackenzie, Jennie Mac
kenEe. Kenneth Mackenzie Mar Bill for Partition
sha Mackenzie, George Mac and Allotment
kenEie, John q. Hartman and OF Dover
Claiborne Winston.
Public notice is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
decretal order entered IN the above entitled cause
in said court the 10Th day Of April, A. D. 1852,
l. Jacob G.. Lynch special commlssioner appointed
under the decree herein will the 9th day OF DC.
tober A. D. ls09 at o'clock in the afternoon OF said
day will sell AT public auction TO the highest bidder,
for cash al the southwest door Of the Court House IN
The City u Cairo ia said County, the following de,
scrhed real estate in the counties OF Alexander ana
pnla-ki and state of Illinois The fractional west
half OF section one % township seventeen I'D south
range one tp west of the third principal MsrdiAn,
sold for less than twothirds Of appraised value no
redemption allowed from sale,l together with all and
belonging aeon a .xNcu
Special Commissioner under decree.
Caro- lils., Sep tcmber 2s.A. d. 1869, WI
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Tn. Athsneum--.The metropolitan star
Troupe

Every citizen who won Id place ration
al and refining pastime within the reach
OF all who have the leisure hours to de-
vote 10 it, will heartily welcome the
coming Of the Metropolitan Star troupe,
on the first day Of November. That the
company IL q talented and meritorious
one we are already convinced, aud TO
the evidence on this point, furnished 10y
Us yesterday, we add, from the same
source, the Quincy Herald the follow.
ing:
4 large house greeted the first appear
ance of Miss Katie Putnam and the star
combination last evening, better house
than has welcomed any theatrical troupe
here for years. Miss Putnam made a
"hipn before the first act was through,
the en- thusiasm demanding an enco c of
the tdJieduI, OF which she was the CEN
tire figure, aud she at once established
herself as favorite. The play selected
for the opening (rhe Old Curiosity Shop
could not have been better selected TO
show the company to good advantage.
The representation throughout was bet
ter by far than any We have ever seen
outside Of the principal theatres, and the
best probably In all its characters ever
witnessed In place OF amusement in
Quincy. Katie as Little Nell won
the hearts heart, Of, OF all by her truth ruth
of character, innocence Of heart and ten
derness OF affection OF the little orphan
But, rs Marchioness, she took the house
by storm and exhibited better adoption
for this role than the ether. Her clog
was Well executed, and her lively per.
sonstion ofthe gay and rafting girl OF all
work, as a sweetheart and bride, was
loudly applauded.
The careless, jolly and rollckiug Dick
Swiveller, was faithfully mirrored by
Edwin Browne, who Is an artist of con
siderable dramatic ability. His swivell-
er was an agreeable surprise and mer-
itorious performance. j. III. Burnett
made Quilp 80 villanious and ietestable
in his hypocrisy, that his sudden change
of fortune In the last act was relief to
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

Prof c. Robbins will arrive in Cairo on
Thursday morning and will remain du-
ring the week. During his stay no will
attend to all orders for tuning or repair.
ing pianos. He will also supply parties
desiring to purchase pianos, on the best
and most advantageous terms. Leave
riders at Halliday Bros. Al.
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u.axyTimber Contract.

Alderman Carroll, with force OF chop
pers and hewers of wood, is operating
among the tall oak trees that stand con'
venient TO Cache river, near Unity. He
has a contract under Col. Rearden for
getting out an immense bill of heavy
timber for the locks and dams around
the Keokuk rapids. The contract calls
for l75, 900 feet Of hewed timber.
That Iowa should send to Alexander
county for timber is in confirmation OF
what we always did say and what We
are willing to swear by, that the re-
sources OF Southern Illinois are match
less, wonderful!
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

Gentlemen's underwear Of all kinds,
flannel overshirts, hosiery, hats and caps
the best and cheapest assortment in
Cairo--at Ike Walder's, corner Of Sixth
and Levee streets. 3t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

Notice Is hereby given that all bills
Tue the Cairo Times Office not paid on
y before Saturday Oct. 10, will be placed
n the hands Of an attorney for collec-
ion. In the mean time the bills Will be
presented aud an opportunity to pay,
,iyen all who desire 10 DO So. 70
II. T. GoODALI.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

Judge Corcoran informs US that the
dead body found In the Ohio, few days
Rgo, was that OF u negro man who fell
nto the river from n steamboat at our
landing about ten days ago. The YER
lict OF the coroner'sj jury was accidental
RI,
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II. p. Goodall, esq will remain inthe cl.
Fyuntil next Monday, solely to accom-
(nodate those gentlemen who are TO pay
up those little bills that have been wor-
lying them so long. After Monday his
unpaid accounts against his old patrons,
will be found in the hands Of an obliging
lficer.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

Boys, look here' A real handsome,
serviceable well made suit Of Winter
clothing can be bought at /. Walder's
corner of Sixth and Levee streets, at
from So to sl4. st
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

Do you want to save from s. to SIS OH
that suit Of clothing you have made up
your mind TO buy? II so go directly to
Ike Walder's, corner Of Sixth and Levee,
and buy from his immense new stock
that he has just opened. 81
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

Trunks, valises, carpet sacks, umbrel.
las, boys and mems boots and shoes-a
rousing stock-just opened att. Walder's.
Don't you buy until you have called
there. Il
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

all. Mr.. e. A. Mcdowell a. Stun, and
Mr.. Gray as Brass, both acquitted them.
selves creiitably, and were received
with applause. The characters gener.
ally we're we'll represented, and there
were none that cauld be called inferior.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

The Chicago Sum Is the name chosen
lper that IL to be forthcoming from the
Union Stock yards, In a day or two.
Good luck to IL.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

Over one thousand Fall and Winter
coats just opened at !. Walder's, corner
of Sixth and Isevee street. sc
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Business House for Rent.

That eligibly situated business house
No. sThornton's block, Tenth street, il
for rent. Apply on the premises.
OctGtf
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Drake. Collection

90 nearly one hundred receipts for making bras.ly
an hud- % Wine, Gin, Ale, Beer, CordiAs, Superior
Cider aud much other useful Information for those
dealing nor manufacturing any Of the above, either
Hr the trade or home u-e.
~rntly mail, free % postage Tor 'conts. Address
L. .. NORMANDY, col Market street, ~. Lous No.
ssHET rv,fay
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Twenty Eiye Cents

This amount will buy a bottle Of Mrs.
Whitcomb's syrup, the great soothing
remedy for all diseases incident TO in
fants and children.
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RS,viand's Receipts.

Rare -RSwiand's Receipts.
Mage Arts, Discoveries etc, comprising valuable
Information FOR everybody. sent by mail, IRE. or
POSTAGE fos % cents.
Address H. b. NORMANDY, iOl Market street II.
Louis. No ser dawiy
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

Par ticular attention is directed to the
OF book for the million
Marriage Guide in another column. It
should be read by all.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER a. 1859.

Use Ender's Chill Cure.-"It never
10 lis"
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Cotton cards 65 cents per pair, at
Reilly's. II
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New Marriage Guide.

AZ Essay FOR YOUNG MEN, ON Physiological
E.s.r-, Nhus'- and Diseases incident 70 Youth and
Early Manhood, which create lmpcdmeut. % MAR
RAGE with fnra mean. of relief sent in sealed let
ter envelope, free 4 charge. Address. Dr. : Skill.
lis U.rDUTuN Howard Association, Phiai,-
I.t ~, se2idawam
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
RIVER NEWS.

{. The weather continues clear, and is
rather warmer than for some days past,
the mercury ranging about 20. Business
Is moderately good.
The Mississippi and It's upper trlbutar.
les continue slowly 70 recede.
The Ohio Is reported stationary at
Plttsburg with 80 inches In the channel
and at Louisville with2 feet inches in
the chute over the falls.
Here little or no change IL perceptible.
The Clara Scott brought for tCundif d
Co, bbls apples, Barclay Bros. 9 pkgs,
and for reshipment south sos bbls -four
and large lot furniture and sundries.
The Continenta, added "a horses and
Mules, and 100 tons sundries for the
south.
The Gill added nothing.
The VIM. White is the regular Cairo
and Paducah packet this evening.
The John Lumsden is the Evansville,
packet this evening.
Linen Slpetinp 10 nuartera wida Ct "a
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

There was quite an exciting runaway
Grape down Washington avenue, yester-
lay evening, commencing WITH "a
dump" In which a couple Ol boy were
more OF less spilled, .LL winding up
with an exhausted team and shattered
vehicle. The sable driver followed IN
he rear yelling whoa" az the very ton
II alusty pair Of lungs, bu' the animals,
bent upon runaway, wouldn't "whoa"
worth a cent.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

Opening 81 millinery aud Fancy Goods.
Mrs. }. Cummings will open, aud have
On exhibition, on Friday aud Saturday
} j,h and 18Th inst, a splendid stock OF
millinery and fancy goods Of the latest
Etyle. Remember the place, 80 Eighth
street, between Commercial and Wash.
|ngton avenues. 1Ilb3t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

A young man who gave the police
magistrate the name OF Murray Eding-
ton, became decidedly obstreperous, on
the streets last night, hourishing two
big bored derringer's and declaring that
he was from the south, aud had travelled
hundred miles for the single purpose
of checking Off n I'D yankee" Ife
was respectfully dressed, quite drunk,
and had evidently been robbed We
drew this conclusion from the fact that
his pockets were cut and turned wrong
side out, and the further fact that
he had no money. He was taken in
charge for drunkenness and fined SO and
costs.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

One of the largest and best stocks of
clothing ever brought to Cairo, has just
been opened at /. Walder's. His is the
cheapest clothing store In the city. st
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

Complete suits for both men and boys,
splendid overcoats, gentlemen's furnish
ng goodsand everything in the clothing
| Inc can be found In greater plenty and
cheaper at !. Walder's, corner Of Sixth
and Leyee street, than atany other house
n the city at
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

Good all linen shirt bosoms at - 30
ser dozen AZ Reilly's. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

lieiIIy's. IT,
We Insert in our advertising columns
to-day, the card Of Mr.. samuel Wilson
dealer In bookstores, groceries and pro-
visions. Mr.. Wilson is one OF the old
est merchants in the country, and dur
ing his long business life has given his
the closest personal atten.
ton, as well in the nighttime as in the
day. That he has succeeded well is due
10 this fact and the further fact that he
has always shown himself prompt and
obllging to his numerous patrons.
Best quarter pillow slip muslin "a
cents per yard, at Reilly's. II
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Good towcls,a II linen, 20 cents, each,
At Reilly's. II
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Fir, class day board Walker & sis.
ms restaurant, at - per week. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

Union linen 2j cents per yard, at
Reillyis tf.
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All Points East.

For through tickets and information, apply a, No
Illinois Central Railroad Depot.
W. =. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent Chicago.
VI. HCGHlTT, General superintendent
JAMES JOHNSON, Agent, Caro. ia-23d.
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IL f0u Want

IL You Want
Material 60 MAKE dollar bottle ~ tho best Hair Re
'orauyc ever uscito restoring gray hair TO Is org
NAL color, send 80 cents for a package.
10 You want
Nice White Teeth. Healthy Gums and sweet breath
send for our TURKISH DENTRlFICE, price, o.
ctnts.
II You Want o.. s......t
sure cure for Headache, Caiarrh, Drafno,s, OF bu
ling IN the ears, send for our srERNCTATORY
Price - cents.
~ Either of the above sent postpaid on receipt
Of price. ...
Address Joseph X. Lochar, i3I MARKET street, 81.
Louis, No. SER Iydaw
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Finders stomach Bi,,ers Tine best
IN usen
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81. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, chic ara.
New York, Boston.
Main Limo.

A. Pana Decatur, bloomington, Fl Psso, La Sale
Mendoza Freeport, Galena, Dubuque,
and all points in
Illinois, iowa, Minnesota, Missouri ana
wisconsin.
And with lines running East and West for
st. Louis, Springfield, Louisville, Cinein.
natl, indianapolis and Columbus,
And at Chicago with Michigan Central, Michigss
southern, and Pttshurg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroads for
DETROIT NIAGARA FALLS
CLEVELAND, ERIE,
IuNktRK, ITfTATO
ALBANY, NEW YORK,
BOSTON, PITT BURG,
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON CITY, and
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Linen sheeting - quarters wide, 81 10
cents per yard, at Reilly's. If
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Elegant wide Passenger Cars,
with
Raised Roofs improved seats!

These cars are thoroughly ventilated aud provides
With every uIdrIu Improvement necessary 20 the
safety aui comfort ~ travellers
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sTATE.ROON SLEEPING CARS,


Ran through 60 Philadelphia 90 1h Night Trans,
and New York STA Philadelphia and Allentown, with
out change af'oTding Passengers a..' ~ gnl..
iUfhsd rest, aud
Landing them ia Ncw Yori, Hours la
Advance of al othcr Hines!
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,he arr "a. q 'i' ra..sas'a. by ,. raate.. '.''
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FOsr Daily Trains LcaycN. 7 ros Boston.
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave PHILADELPHIA
for New York,

Via Jersey CRY ana Camden and tni1y Distance,
W miles; Tine, hours.
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CEN Al

make close connections NJ Mattoon aud Chicago; and
the entire trip To New York Is made with only toe
changes Of cars.
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THIS II tho only route by which passengers IAN cave
Chicago Saturday afternoon, ia through car. This
train leaves mo fIU-DUTg, Fort Wayne & chicago
Railway Depot af $50 pm aul runs through without
delay, arriving ina New York Al 1;UD Monday morning
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. r.
PENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

Buy You tickets f0r NsT York, Philadelphia and MI
paint, East, via the P.t..hJfg, Fort WDnr g chicago
and the Poun,! lSauia Central Railroad. The trains Of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-07
ROBINSON'S
CELEBRATED Magic SQAP.

n EMOVES Tar, Paint, Pitch, and dirt of
IL eve,y description, with one-llalf the time
and labor! Washboards, machines and Hard
Rubbing, to wear out your clothing, are en-
trely dispensed with, as the washing is simply
done by soaking your clothes from 20 to 80
minues in hot watcr--then boiling from to
10 minutes. Thus, the washing for a dozen
persons can be done in from to hours, and
your washing costing three-fourths less than
by any other process. This soap has not only
proved Superior for Washing all kinds Of
goods, but will not injure in the slightest de-
gree any fabric of the finest texture. II isalso
O fine article for the hands or toilet use. I:
will Wash in Hard or Salt Water.
It has been in general use in Oregon for
more than year, and gives ample satisfaction
as testimonials will show:
St. Helens-Mrs. Gov. Daniels. Vancouver
Mrs. Hayden, Sisters Of Charity. Dalles-
Mrs. J. naily, Mrs. Butts. Amity-Mrs. Jos.
Watt. Lnf,yette-AIrs. A. r. Burbank. Cor
vallis-Mrs. Briggs and Kiger. Albany-Mrs.
Springer and Irwin. Salem-Mrs. Sis Waldo
Brown, Mrs w. Delaney, Mrs. DR.. McCurdy,
Mrs. l. R. Moores, Mrs. Maj. Berry, Mrs. Graves
aud the Union Hotel. Portland--Mrs. G. s..
Silvers, Mrs. A. c. Gibbs, Mrs. DR.. Watkins,
Mrs. Ladd, Mrs. II. Davis, Mrs. Shattuck,
Sisters of Charity and Mrs. Hack.
For sale by all the merchants. Lowe & Co.
General Agents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-07
CHOLERA.
HOW TO CURE 1T.

At the commencement of the diarrhna.
which always preccdes an attack of the cholera.
take teaspoonful of the Pain Killer in sugar
and water, (hot if convenient and then battle
freely the stomach and bowels with the Pain
Killer clear. Should the darrhoca or cramps
continue, repeat the dose every fifteen or TWEEN
~ minutes till the patient is relieved In cx-
tremc cases, two or more teaspoonfuis may be
given at dose.
The Pain Killer, as an internal remedy, ho 5
no. equal. In cases of Summer Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Dysentery. Asthma 1t cures in
one night, by taking it internally, and bathing
with it freely. Its action is like magic, when
externally applied to bad Sores, Burns. scalds,
and Sprains. For toothache. don't fair to try
il. In short it is Pain Killer.
The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in fam
ny medicine. July "a.