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ten miles, but = tho drsc will, Of coutHe. he lad
cut In serpentine couEses, the shortest route VII
probably not be les2 than 10 or II miles. Iue
nearest point In any Of the public grounds IN tue
accompanying diagram Ia The northeast corner OF
the South PARK. on Twelfth Et5eet which Ii thfee
and half miles from the Court House, N dlfeee
line. or the Rane distance Is It Is directly south
10 Doprlas mace. The next nearest point s the
eastern line Of the Middle Pa1k. which Is lonr and
ouarter miles from the Court House, or tho same
utstance as to Wahpanseh aycnuo IN the aodsn
D!yIsIou. The most dibtant point 0! any ol aHe
new public grounds ts the western oonuaals VI
the Middle Park, which Is four md ihree-quaftef
uiles from Tho Court House, or the sainc distance
as 10 Forty y-fourth street on The south.
The general surface Of tho territory "aeee taesc
new pleasure grounds are located Is Of course
nearly |eye,, The highest point ID auf Of It. In
the west pa1t OF tho Middle parS. on the line OF
Madison etreet, where the elevation isfwcntr-one
feet above the ctty base. Both Of the other parks
arc lower, hut each haye swe1la Of ground llslns
to from twelve to seventeen feet above the City
base" ....-'
NAMES OF TIE FAREs.
The rar1cs of s.North,' Middle ahd
"south," here applied to the parks arc nnaet-
stood to t1c only names Of convenience for the
present. The Commissioners propose tnat any
pubNc-sntztted individuals who may desire TO nand
thc.r names down 10 posterty, may have m op'
porturity to do 30 by donating o good round SUN
for tho improvement OF any one OF .he parks,
which shall receive their name OF the name they
propose. Whether the Commissioners Will make
any concessions In favor Of persons having eupno-
pEpus rnmea Of course renains yet 10 W
seen: but even "Ioncs PaIk," or Sn1tT
patk," or "Brown Patk," might be hAAe te
! eourd rassably well, Il accompanied with sun
cIent donation. It las also been suggested tha
tho boulevard might tx Ilsde profitable IN thu
way, by g!eing 10 each distinct portion Of It IN
| name Of some donor Of thousand dollars or 80
q, 1or instance, "Gtecns Reacn." or "Ropin
| sons Turn
, 1869-08-22

IN tho Geld, End after several uninportant en-
rsxemep1, anal attempt VAS maae 10 cstaouaa
neace bT sending q depntas1on, conhEtin9 Of Ha-
tn1aul, Deak, and the Archbishop LofoH1ssch' 70
oscy TIC te.ns Of the Diet to tho Prince "lndlseo-
c1a,z, who had been appointed tho hi18a sep1e-
senta.,ye, and Was advancing At the head Of
jssre army, NindlschgrRH, however. fe1used 70
treat with tha reDell, and released Des1 ONLY
vbta IN possession Of Pesth. The excitement
araIust the government becnMo greatel, and tne
renub,c Was decla1od. EoaButh becoming P1eEl-
dent Then came tbs t0lsezahls iallnle, nalnls
owing TO the Jealous tntrtKuas set on foot D! 1ae
leaders Of tho revolution against cach ot1ef, espe-
ct2ily between Kossuth and GofgeJ; also dne 70
the alliance Of Russia NTH AusHts, for the seoe!-
lious Magya.1 had become dangerous nefsooots
to the former. The leaders 1ed, tho army vas
scattered. and Au1t11a WEE more than triumph
ant Arrft the Hungarian Constitution was de-
clared yoN by Austt!a, Deak, who had remained
member OF the Diet during tho uoublous uneS
i'm odta:ely retired to prt1ntn no and coolo nos
be induced 10 served the administration OF
schwnrzenhefB.
For eome Jeazs the government pursued Goa
c,la:osr policy, crowned nfter tho peace Of fi4a
Frapca bf that famous diploma Of the "a Of Oc-
tober. 1880, which, IN addition to the RESTORATION
of the old constitution, secured greater pefaooA
liberty 10 certain c!nBscs hitherto prescribed.
nc2k EoH Rxlin aroused, used au Ills !R1neuce
through the press IN favor oi the elecnon !a# o.
1873, and became member o. the Der, esecseo
br the c,ty Of Pesth. As The leades OF the modcE
s,e progressive party, he proposed an addfeas tt
The Emperor from the Diet OF 1set, oRposlng noe
decidedly tie radical idea Of the party led oy Tee
Il, who refused TO thus recognize Francis JOSEPH
As Eiug Of Hungary. lie most enesgetcally op
posted tho Capitalization taes, but still re1nsed y
I ra1se with the Nadlcal party which was na1!oa
10 se;er all bonds between Austria and HCnGaiJ
The breach between the ceottalzstioa and Fed
esa, partics became !rreparable, and the goseft
NEE, dlsao,ved the Hungarian Diet, determined
re~estahl!sh It's oWn Ruthor:ty, and wherever
municipal OF county assembly protested nsasns
tn!s dissolution tneir oEn a4acmhaes were dit
so.sed So aooA political analrs for several year
| more tusr rolicy. being nrst inaugarated afte
the war Of 1856, and after the wise moderation On
l1Ltra.lty Of Baron Won Beust had infused Ne
LIE into the eErlre Austrian dominion Then can
the time for Deat, aEd now, IS the patriotic PEaG
| Minister Of Hungary, he is beginning 10 resp II
h.s country end Etc1Eelf the benchts Of she ne
progressive systers OF the Austrian Government.
A. 4
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sent f,uy bas Of cotton. tie stEanaz beng III y,
roiJ. Tne q Old boys,Y who pride thenseises ecu on
thelr White locks, must be cafeiol' VI w na.a
i,dies Of thelr acquaintance will leave them hopo
iessly bere;t, while they ornament themselves
Win the spells
neors AID EauEs
arc coming, Marie Antonette slippers: WIKI onoA-
-ors hnrtlas Ct steel OF silver such rs naso
been worn East for 5ear or more, are now ia.su- @
dpced here; Kid boots stitched in white naao
lover tn the top anu scalsoped. will oe most Wosn.
Bronzp Is still 81 popular 81 ever. Tne neels avg
ri. Frepch and uore sensible than hitherto.
Light aud fancy coiora w1l not b worn u eool
weathe. as much as they haze been during Inc
sumner months
Anew white sewing cotton is ~ r. EHSst,
vh,cu. nom thorough trial, cac prr'rnlnce the
Ultimate Of thread. 1t Is called the Ste:EnS.
ts sol. nnisn, rll rot break or eiEf, an: "A ='A-
cord Ists one Of 4. 7. Stewart original Ideas
| Tnaufs arc due Ho:chklss, Palmer : ca, u. ~
Hewes, AK. Eu:.oek Brothers. 10: s-iSS-!a.!oa
| r1sca VIC
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The Flesh and blood Shosrrr-

\ correspondent Of the i ka C1lI4rn:-. Ell AS
the cause of the Los Angelts res1 AID h5sl =.o@'
er, as io!lowg:
"Olf CAlfornlana stste that 1t Is caused ey "a
seres with Gea1 aotses and t.sen high Il - -.
eject It from their 6touachs either tto-1 fcs::.s
or In battle with the eagle. They c,vc frt..ira-J
been Seen TO DO this. These brts Al. Vtr1 iE-e.
IKE tho Eouth American vbltutc, AMI Gs1 :aes
INTO theI1 ato111cns q ya1t quantity G. rA.s,,a.
They arc very partial TO dead colts, AID 1:o. -.
specimen bfoughr hers for a1hlnina:lJA %e.9
seen nne halEs, evidently Of tae cot u tai5 m4.'
no doubt, can NE account TOR tue meat e'oHs: :.
which vivid minds enlarge upon sud eSlsAad' LIZ
the tale Of The Thrca Black crnwA"
, 1869-08-22
The kew York Citi-en and Round

The New York Citizen and Round
7hb{t says: ..........
"E3cuAxGEa-Nek shall esteem 1t 8 fsrot II our
exchanges y III IN future mari such Articles -
tier wish 10 Eu51,tt to our consideration
We shall at least remark that we
sy;zh TO submit to the consideration Of tho
Citizen the observation TINT it would hu tha
right thing to do to drop from its heading
the nnme Of Round Table. Tbs Cttl-ea Il
little better Than Copperhead slop-ouckes'
which is chiefly filed w5th corporation ad'
>e.tssements, puffa Of those who furnish
them, and Misrepresentation Of the Rspab'
hcan party. We can perceive no end the
| retention Of the na,ne Round Tat4e oar
| serve That's all
, 1869-08-22
CO0K COUNTY DELEGATES TO THE con-
VEETl0N.

The most important election which will
take plncc this fall viii be that Of delegates
to the Constitutional Convention The
persons chosen for this duty ought to be
irstclass men. No delegate ought to be
appointed for the more purpose Of co1npl-
menting the man, hut they should all be
chosen beceuse Of thdr personal fitness md
their utility to render the public renl ser
vice. They should DO men Of experience,
men who have practical knowledge Of tho
wants Of the State, and the ability to pro-
vide by constitutional provision for tho
protection and security Of the rights Of q
citizen and Of the public generally.
This county Will be entitled 10 seven
delegates-th1ee from the West wards and
towns; two from the North wards and
towns, md two from the South wards and
towns. For delegates to be nominated bJ
tho Republican Convention, We have hears
The following namcs suggested:
South D1srR1cT.-Hon. John NJ VII
son, Hon. J. 7. 6camuon, Witt Dexter
Esq, Edward Isham, Esq, Leonard SWEET
Esq, John Woodbridge, Esq, ". F. Dog
gcst, Esq, E. StoHs, ESD, Perkins Bass
Esq. ,.
Non1u D1s711cT.-E. G. Larned, Esq.
Elliot Anthony, Esq, Herman Raster, Esq.
james L. Stark, Esq, Hon. L N. Arnold
r. B. A1cCagg, Esq, E. W. B1atchford
Il. B. Hurd, Esq, Hon. J. e. Dunharr
Judge Beckw1th.
| WEsr Dm1n1cT.-Hon. L. L. Bond, Ale
, 1869-08-22


The fnn commission, on The part Of the
government, to inspect tho Union and
Central Pacific Railways will meet al
Omaha tomorrow, and proceedina lcisu1ely
manner to Sacramento, examining the work
in I'll its parts. A portion Of the con1nis-
5ion passed through Ibis city yesterday. It
consists Of General Hirn1n Nalbridge, Of
New York; S. u. Felton,, Esq, President
If the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Balti-
moro Railtoad; General Boyd, Of Ken
tucky; General Winslow, of Iowa; and
General Comatock, late Of General Grants
staff.
General Walbridge, who now goes out By
| rail TO inspect the completed road, visited
California in 1863, in tho capacity Of an
| advocate for the great wo:k Of which he
WIS ore Of tho foremost champions, and
he p1edicted-tha it would bo built within
twenty yoars from that time. The inter-
yeuiug country Was than as Little
known as Alaska nov is, ind scarcely any
thing seemed less likely to happen than thu
realization of his prophecy Nj. FELTON, is
one Of the best known and most respected
railroad men in the country. Tbs othel
gentlemen on the commission arc, ~e IN
de1staud, we'll qualified for the work Us
signed to them. Tho country will lool
with interest for their report, whlsh, i
may 10 assumed, will put at rest all th,
conflicting stories concerning tho cha1ac.e
| of tho Tpsk.
, 1869-08-22
TIE BYRON SCANDAL.


~ I}T7r$f =
~ @ - u.as tsotS ~ anjttieh II sfan1as 10 Anousta
The h1st q these Was ,,an ~ ~ xtsr ia r11,r
b!Iu41 ! T.. os.Uts t1o 1rs 1,,ofNs
Hatn Eis "A'' w 9N9'~ .-.
u3,en NIL around grew dark and dreAf,
aney reason hnli withheld her ray
And nope but gheu q dying spark
AdEh1ch nGra ms}ed nv lonely way:
- snH . tfnt tntcrnal strlfe Of hear,
xt-han Sre- dinu m he t,eetnea too Kind,
"1MSa T.s,t AZ nstr-tne cold depayt:
.,rn,, fortuna ehanced-aud lore ned TAR,
tnd ha,re1ss = shofis new thlck and fast,
r,t,' rsr+ the soIifarr htnr
NY 1yh,rh rose and set noi to the Last
m, h1est lie thine unbrnfsn tight!
Thnt watched ME a. sernphi eye.
ar,I stnod M.twegu me and the night,
FOREVER shIulny sweet!J nigh.
And when the cloud upon us came,
which 61roye to blocken Ger th{ tay,
Then pu1er spread tts gentle Game,
Sill LEY thy sptr!i GTcl on nlncs
And teach It what To bravo or blpok-
There 3 more IN one Boft word Of ihine
TnAp III tho worlds deacd 1ebuke-
Thou stopdsf a9 6tands loTel5 Tree
Tha; still nnb1oke, though gently oen1,
, 1869-08-22
H'1'-" |--I----
Might prtoed'e E,:.-...:.i 1!7t AeA' !.
: 1A.H- S!b ~. E. T-n-a+I 9.
II. III | - IT, E.h. = il. !.
n NJ. A.%k

The Belgian Government has u14de pr np.'.-
ton 70 Prussia which, It 6eemz Is likely 10 u ~
copied, and which, being accepted, Hll AZ.
hasis Tor the adoption BY North Germany y -: -,
Monetary Convention Of Pasls THIS VIII re-,
of Ceplfai Europe, frcn the Halt: to the Atss =
ranea1, and tslI1 tta pyzenecs to the Polish .te'
tier,
, 1869-08-22
SUNDAY, AUGUST %, 1869.
TIE EXPENSE OF MIDpLEMEE.

p.acticablhty OF cooperation, not only In
the rnion OF labor and the sharing Of its |
profits as in cooperative workshops, but IN |
the no leas important item Of cooperative
purchases. The story OF the success OF
these shops III England has been published
frequently, mad yet such il the tanFcasona-
1le prejudice in the American mind ag ainss
the principle, that our workn,en rctrse to I
.a74ft II, t.ud prefer paving idty or sixty per
c: 1T Tax to n4ii.llcmea 10 buying whit they
ea,, ,L:,.k and wear directly from tie pru-
Laerr=. Onr Of the c.e'lrratlve orssn'za-
te:.s IL Eng!nuI commenced with the union
ii q ftw WS,k7.cu in an iron fu1uncc.
1Luc .irrw ut for Wages ouy 80 mach ~
We. ne~4,esi 10 s:u u|r'n. md Ml''wt~l shc,r
t,.r1,.u- y.,,l:e u nc Emulate sas capsth.
Thy = ,ndaal!y lai!t s:p m r1sctisl'c tuA'-
r.As, uulu.lng o,cry branch uf tho iron
Y..slact,.u Taeir nu'n'crn i.icfra- cd, n1d
their IrnG.s ianrr At~S. in rr"i"tVi1n. u
t:.ae Aer purchased n coal ss!nr, a:'d they
nl.<, :ulncl thcir own etc, a:1l the Y 1rE'nen
ia uesa 1uinus xcyc i1;ci,s,l,si in the society.
They established r>,uu af:.r grseeEy sto1c,
for wlicl, Ill articles wcr" purchased direct
fru1n the importers, lud were gisea out to
the members 1T crit In time tho Aa1ne
principle was applied TO NIL other tradcs
they had Meir own farms, upon WHICH they
raised their owo breadstuss, which was
ground ct their own mills; they raised their
own beef, pork and mutton. ND made their
oEn butter and cheese; they had their own
tanuery. ind their own shops for tho MANI
facturo Of boots and shoes aad leather
o,ols. they had their own cotton
and ,rnollen miIls. their OWL blacksuiths,
carpentety, vhee!1riehts, tailors, hatters,
rn,Iliue.s, n.achiuists, dressmakcr;, and, in
short, nroduce.s Of everything entering
into the co,uu,oa use Of society. All those
engaged in Ill these occupations were par
t;c;n,nts in the profits Of the aggregate
business. They obtained everything they
needed nj the prime cost Of production,
and from the 1,1ofts on the surplus added
10 their indiy ltal or organized wealth.
Other instances II the same kind Of thrift.
iuess and foresight among the woEkmer
or;et in other nlsees in England, md theil
hoaafc,e, .ffacts a,o incalculablo, III,
c7eat nro'b1en which all la,,orlng men hay,
e. .ojva in hov to make their earning
cov,r their expenditures; and any system
1r,,;rb ,eanc.s The cost Of a1l essentials O
ao,nae+ic life one.third. md which gives t
1,ho- ali tha prott on its production, &C,
ts;,,,r aoJvas that nrohIem rs it can b
eo1,o7 ,v no other process,
Rrt coo-,crntjon. IN its limited c1teut, i
~ ,,,enad in ENGLAND to mechanics an
80 -. ~
, 1869-08-22
MEJelA0t tgGtGAt.

meteorological record fot Angst q, 1853.
norted by ], G. Iaaggutn, Jr, opsictau, III : =
iolph street, correspondent 10 the smlt's- !; :.
Institute. The SEAL letters are the Initials =,
words "reer.ng," agsns!e" . n'sh:" III
, 1869-08-22

A yorng man who wza arrested ~ Boston. 70.
ccnti,. charged With having fractured the hkuti o.
pe1op who tptulsed his mother, has osea dis
caNEed.
, 1869-08-22

=. MsIeh-En iaS
or Tuesday afternoon next An excursion vii l2fe
I place OF the beautiful steamer SAsAh fau Epfs'
for the teLert Of the Prote=tant Orphan Asylum
The use OF tho boat mud pro1s6 iroc 1etresatcco.S
| nayet,een donated. An4!c BY Faa3' band And an
| excellent choir. Those Who dssis8 to do good
and get good. viii tRve Al e1ce!. ent opportunity.
| No uore deiEkhual short excursion can be made
| thsn down the lake 70 E!dc Pz1k and rrrusn
| TIE teFs from the E7ea. world Of arouse Ieot
/ ns,rnad Is Interesting. letter from EnRaad IN
| fo,rs ne OF the death Of Aat.este Louise Howell
! vile OF The celebrated conIEaoasstss, JAMES
| Howell, Of Lonion, Hno succeeded the ttstn-
uished DraEonetu In the 1ta.!an o2lr3 Orchestra
md CLASSICAL concerts under ine .esdersoip q
Co1ta- The deceasei vas sizteE 70 the Ia. r h!-
ward Seguln and siius *u1.: to Ga1- Parepa- RoaA -
rens I Gur:pg tae coming month. Carl Formes has
been uai.ea 10 DE- Laura Ranscn, PEnssisn ned
leal adt. Imagine The 5oa:e1oas fo,ass !ato9, :.
co.ce 10 saye the Ae.se se1sne!e Of Ro5sini On
tae iste OF Sepsember.. Ia SeE fo!k. nGle
Tm TIT x. no1u5 = f1sa Fse g. :. ot III shs
~ .Pat:te - Is to b restve'i .. the Esa71
9R no5ss. en e q & SsRtS1ifss if:, vi III e s.
Eo52s "Arraa n Hosae" !. rs Fl {fa'A5s r
opera e1p4 77osps. WaI.et opeas s;|tss1.sr = =:
JEFFERSON closes BIZ engagement :: Ho,sh9
cecd hin Nr. Booth then IetSs.s 10 ,;ae :ae
boards. .Eacnte the great Berlin tenes ~ ~; ~
, | Ia New York b1 the 1ss Of September. Ae ~, ~
Visit Al the Western CITIES be1orn retuis!n22 2 10
Europe Els principal Tpk Is thss OF me ros,
: t1llon Of Lonl1mtan. 1--WE nnueszar, ~
. that = new basso RlA LIN usA
hIs appearance IN Sew Tors h1rtnK the
| coming .eason. He Is the son OF the ven kn9N :
4n1EstrrEs, Ad1e. Dorctelle, s1s.et OF ". wa.
. | lice, and he IL eaid 70 possesa r1aE3Ecea.
voice. Miss Ross Cook = u fafa 6tqnl Lg Eltn
! A1d.l for grand oGTs....A Luna itoullke9,
drauatist Of soue celebrity, h25 reeenus n!e1-:
! Herr EssE1, OF V1enns7 one Ok -, t2f
| oldest kapelltney,eS n Germany, 70 very M... :.
> II. AIna.Ea, the husband Of Nile Isnoeae. aas ~
a | engagement st the Far:s GEE!7ase. hnd III! nts
| aFpeaf 10 D1Io1a Dime de LII -. MAX AAfet
. kef = br4ak yast On staten Ib'aod Is rendezEou!
la relics Of the opera Snsir Is SAID TO he t1st
! rate hand At the tilas. and vaEo1s tenoss a.; AZ
e baritoues make themselves more Or 1ess 9seiu
. about the ptem,sca. New Orleans IS gettioE q
IN Qrera troupe IN France, Du;rassan fcan INA
!. BE- our De rAs6ls y h1a been seaeeteo a b3aso
: Autlberl and Md. nunestEe ~ p'i+ea don"cs.. >.
= |. Aun1 Btsnop, who has ccEt doTn 10 Is f.cn u
= autedeltstan period, has gone sunnd ii
q Yo1x IN September. ..Janausehek u stnaytn
Il t English II New 11tz, ac1 VII soaa mAte he
L dttuf IN Erc.ish a Lady A1cbtth.. Katie Pue1at
IL playing Fasehon TO the delight OF The Freepor
| er1, md jerrlnRa u doing the WILLOW Cope
c the eEoce:A CnanPslgIctA
l. ~"N PHEaaRE P1cr1s.
, 1869-08-22

How She Must be Supported.
, 1869-08-22

The international Land and Labor
Agency" Of Birmingham, England, senda
Us q circular Of an extensive ind agreeably
diversified business which they propose 10
perform. They Will send out farmers, me-
cLanics, labore1s, merchants, manufactur-
ers and well-to-do tradcgmen from England,
and viii sell them before they start. OF On
The wny, homes, farms, factories andstores
in this country, or mako contraots for the
employment Of their labor, charging ono
per cant to both parties. They viii supply
orders for English lahorers, gardeners,
grooms, servants, goEerneases, clerks, &C.,
on being forwarded $50 and satisfactory
references. as guarantee Of tho good
faith Of the contractor. Il Is d singular
fact that while this versatile agency prom
| isas that all its servants shall come provided
with tho best Of references, and requires
| tia same OF MI parties who romit the 800,
it gives no references itself, and no names
| except TINT Of lis Secretary, J. n. Holmes.
md the respectable one Of A1r. Ehhu Bul1ett-
They will also execute commissions in Eng
land for the sale Of American agricultural
implements and stoves, and will sell
English garden seeds, fruit cuttings and
noted apple gratis, in Amcrica, or exchange
them for American varieties. Nor Is this
all, It viii transmit small GUMS Of money
between immigrants in America and their
relatives in Europe; willforward books and
periodicals "hy post OF otherwise viii
obtain international patents and copy
rights, and finally, that the business may
not fail for wnut Of harmony Amidst its
diversified and discordant functions, it will
exchange American bobolinkB, robins and
blucbirds, for English 1arks, thrushos and
liunets. We cannot refrain from quoting
tie gushing spirit Of melody in which this
offer is expressed, ind in which, as On the
final sky-note in a modern opera. the circa
.. lar ends. It says, $50 that your bobolink
robin, end bluebird may sing their bcs
songs in England, and tho Englisl
.. latk, thrush, md Innet sing theirs i,
America; so that the Same street nansi
cians Of tho heavenly city may be common
to both nations, to give morning and even
ing tongue to the spontaneous symphonic
Of tLs perpetual peace md brotheIhoo
! existing between the two great families
the Engliah-speGkirg race" But, befoF
. talking SO swectly Of peace and brotherhood
> tho fsst thing to do, it strikes us. would b
= 10 settle that little Alabaula claim.
, 1869-08-22
THE WORLD OF AMUSEMENT. j.

The WORLD OF AMUSEMENT.
Marriage.
Some Antl-nlarrlage Reasons Con-
sidered.
Its Necessity.
Applied to the Case Of Fitz-
herbert.
The Waiting Woman.
How She Must be Supported.
| a Scheme.
PennIty for Refusing to Marry.
, 1869-08-22
Marriage.
It's Necessity.

Applied to the Case Of Fitz-
Herbert.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-02
MEDICAL.
WARDS EUREKA TONICg
Wards Rheumatic Linament

NOW has reputation over all other remedies before
the public for the has cured many cases that
nave oamed the skill OF ouf most eminent physicians
and pronounced iucurable by them all Persons suf-
ierlng with Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sick or Nervous
Headache, chills and Fever, Typhoid and Bilious Fee
'ers, Coughs, Colds. Consumption, Rheumatism, Neu.
ralgia, Pain in the side Breast, or Back should al
once procure a bottle each OF these invaluable RENE.
dies and be restored al once 10 perfect health.
EUREKA TONIC IL good Tor Debility from any
cause IL has no equd rs Female Remedy. II aids
p'ses,ion and purihes the Blood and prevents dis
essecieansne the system OF al Impurities which II let
remain, produce asalow complexion and bring ON
disease that makes life one OF misery Woods Eure-
kA Tonic Is compounded OF this prest Vegetable Ex-
tracts and Is pleasant to take and mild in its action
ON the system.
Iry one bottle-it will keep your Liver and stomach
right, and prevent blousness
WIN. wARD. Ooyington, Ky.
A. n. whitaker,
Wholesale and Retail Agent On ; Illinois. 3
And'or prugssts generally mara am
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-02
GAS FILTERS.
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