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Harper John, cot Il, blk /, Bray's EpI...1 ~.
Harper John, lot Is, blk |. Bray's Emil a..
Hsrgrave, Mrs. N E, lot IL, Isabella
Place"..l 81.
Heisr, Ernst, lot 5, sak /. Archer's En-
lSrgement...5 as.
Heller, Ernst, lot 4. blk /, Archer's En-
Hardeman, David, lot q, blk 4, Rock
wells Enlargement%...4 76.
Helmerich, Conrad, lot ., blk 8, Fulton
Hel6iing. = nton. 4511 by 15O, NV. part of
lot p, Original PIan...I4S rs.
Hurd, Susan 2, "a by So, subdv OF lots
los and IC6, Original Plan"...60 10.
Hurd, Susan +, 20 by IS, subdv 2 of lots
les and los, Original Plan"...49 9S
Hurd, Susan p, 20 by 81, subdy OF lois
los ana los, Original Plans. lie "a.
Ingle, GaTvtn and Martin, u adjoining
| of lot 5, blk l, Ingle'S Enlargement...2 20.
| Ingle, Garv1n and Martin, lot g, blk 1,
| Ingle's En- largement...4 45.
Jarvis, John, improvements on Bulls
johnson, II Z. lot Is blk 5, Hubbara's
/ Enlargemeot...5 50.
Johnson. Il f. lot 10. blk 5, Hubbar3's
Jackson, Abe, lot 10, bIkII, Northeastern
| ENGAGEMENTS So.
Jones, h P, und 1880 of lot 2ls. Donation
| EnlaTgement...T 70.
! Jones, III =, und 1850 OF lot 2e2, Donation
Jones, @ c. und 1850 of lot 2I3, Donation
| Enlargement 20 To-
| Jones, q &. ind l3-b0 OF lot ~, donation
/ EniarSSlnGuE.sA av-
Jones, James q, lot l89, Original PlanS..-
0' Keller eli c, s5s # cor. part oflot !, Lower
/ EnIargem ent"...90 A.
| Keller, q, SW "a OF lot Il, Lower
/ Enlarge Inent%...4 o..
| Keller, ID q, SW "a OF lou TO- Lower
| Enlargement%...H 69.
Keller, d q, Sl1z IT, NV part OF OF u
| Lower EnIargemenL@...0 -.
Keller, ID G., und 2-3 OF 81 IL OF out-IoS o
/ Wharf Property ...l43 81.
| Keller, d T., und n OF oyo IL OF out-ioJ .
| Wharf Property Ills 10
Keller, d c, 10 IT, Hornby's Wharf Prog
erty...7i 40.
Keller, ID C, lot 8, blk l2, Eastern Enlarge
ment%...2O %.
Keller, d G, lot 5. blk 10, Eastern Enlarge
ment%...l9 81.
Keller, d Q, lot s, bkls. Eastern Enlarge
ment%.-19 81.
/ Keller, D e, lots /, 2, ., 4 and 3, blk 10
Eastern EnIargeme nt"...u 81.
Keller, ID e, lot 3, blk p, Eastern Enlarge
ment" ..2l AZ.
| Keller, ID Z, lot D. Carpenters Fleld..4 Il
| Keller. ID G, lot q, Carpenters Fields II
| Keller, ID u, 2J-lO0 acres, Carpenter
| Fields .-359 SO.
Keller, D c, 66O-lCO acres, BuIlshead Prop
| erty.-.4l6 90.
larg eut"...2l AZ
Reller, n Q. lot ?, blk a. RociyweIi's En-
1nrUaW uf"..F IA.
Keller, ID :, 90 by 1850, Sc part, ads Tot q
( OF -, Original Plan us 10.
Keller. - G. rs By $50. adj lot 70 Of a5
Original Plan 400 b3,
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We also issue certificates for q 500, bene-
III, II desired. Forty days grace allowed
for pay ments of Assessment and Annual
Dues. No restriction on travel or resi-
dence send FOR circular. Agents wanted
10 whom a liberal commission VIII be
given. Call on or address - a. WHIT =,
Manager, fer Indiana, Kentucky, 1ilinoisi
Iowa, Kansas. Ohice-l9 N. llln0ls bL.i
indianapolis, Indiana. y. q. D = VI f. t4A4
Omce-No. 10 South second Street, Evans
vile, Indiana, Agent for the counties OF
Vanderburgh, POssy, GIBSON Knox, War
rick and Spencer. fe9
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sesE AIver3lsenaenfs.
ElusDELL NORHAY OATs.

@ur tlcs3 who wish to experiment IN n
e.aaH was with these giant cereals, we
nrHa Concluded to of r DOLLAR SAM
Pisa tHC EA6ES. tGus giving every body
eh"til1 10 profit By their Introduction.
..rE tl , woman, or boy who has farm,
4r1aE d village lot. can make e5D by
41rIu. d at once for a pncs age, enough
en# H bushels. sent, postpaid, with
etut.. tory full OF interest to every
banners Ucz cut for counterfeit seed
Crae. frem the OriginatOrs j.. W
IL & Co, 2lS Pearl Street, New
york. 10. III Lake Street, Chicago. Circu-
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Persons from 81 to 50, inclusive.

Admission OK
due
Assessment or death of mem Der. S Ol
In these Divisions the family or heirs ol
a deceased member receive IS Tor every
certificate In force IN the Division at the
time The death occurs. II the Division b
full they rece We IS. 900.
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Just in Time Cor The IoIl6ays
FOR SALE

w-xgEk SAASs VALUABLE MAIN
We STREET PROPERrY-That splenrfd
property known as the Egler proneY.v
5 tuated on the west corner Of Main and
sixth Streets, fronting 75H feet on Main
street and LOO feet on sixth street. Said
.5f-sr-nrfv = offered for snie et-ies,v figures
su asssT Terms. A9ply 81
~ 81. tsIsLt0I4 & son
tteAl Estate Agents
corner Loss 5. alsl &Eiru Streets
1fe Hsf
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Three Years dt ne tree u 11gG
Fgre Years at the Price Of Three.
GiEe Insurance - speciality.
Total Cash Assets Represented
Over twenty-five Million Dollars.
The following are among the Companies
represented:
EFF 4 Insurance Co. OF Hartford. Conn.
Iash Assets soOUs o0Us
PEEGENE& ms. co. OF Hartford, Conn.
Cash Assets ...-...s p 30 GEO..
C0ErINESEA5 In=. 20. OF New York.
CaSh AsSrl5 ...-s...'.....-.... e. szss ys1VVs
HOREEE ANEREaAG Insurance Coo
Hartford, Conn.
Cash Assets @ % st588-
1EaOtf Al s'Ess' Ins. Co. OF Hartford, CT.
Cash aksets ...,...................... 1DUsD QUO
Sspatsss AMERICAN Insurance Co. oa
New YORK.
Cash Assets .-.-...-....s 80 DO eco.
E'IEG SIX ms. Go. OF Brooklyn NY.
Cash Ashets.-....-- 700 OO0s
KrFHA LIFE Ins. Co. 81 Hartford Conn.
Cash Asbstsi ........-..'-...-s. , iies COG, C0Cs
NEXGEN s. BAKER, Agents,
Gain SiREgT, Evansville, Ind,
Iaua dly
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FOR RFNT.

Il Wggft-&EB2 fsEETEE sEgE EsE--
A& ING, CD Cherry, 8etWe Second
ana Third atreefa. now occupied 1y Iasaa
q white. Possession given l-t Maeau
Apply ip LLEt 9 y dlIG. ffeil dNn
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DIVISION TWO.

Persons rom 80 to 50, inclusive.
Admission Rl2 90
Annual due Oh
Assessment on death Of a mem Der.-. 90
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Persons from 81 TO 60, inclusive.
Admission fee...-.......... go. sI4 Oh
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gEEA Is.
- -.

Capt. LEE HOWELL;
ROB. G. MONAGHAN, Clerk,
Leaves Evansville, as above, every MON
DAY, promptly at 4 o clock PM
The stes nler RAPIDAE No viii run
during the season as above, connecting at
Danville with the L.. e. q NJ. Railroad,
and ut Johnsonvnle with the n. q II. W
Railroad, fer ail points East and West.
Having been thoroughly repaired and re-
furnished throughout, they offer special
Inducements to passengers and shippers
Tor speed, safety, and comfort
Orders for pig iron, dressed or undressed
yellow pine lumber, left with cur Agent,
will receive prompt attention.
Shippers can rely ON this boat leaving
prom ply, paying special attention TO COZ
IeetionS and way business.
Fer freight or passage apply on board, or
t. VIZ. Il. CONART,
tal5 DIR Agent.
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JOINT CLASS.
Benefit Sj,0OO-Limit ], coo members.
DIVISION A.
Persons from 2O1o 5. lnelpg.
DIVISION D.

Admission u ~
AnuuSl que s--.-'' "
Assessment on death OF q mem per-. q
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Arrirnrs ana Elspnrfnrsa.

The arrivals and departures up to 3
P. II. yesterday included the Clara
Scott, Wabash river 10 return; Quick
step, Cairo to return; Pe;rolia No. 2,
Henderson and return.
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PHALON'8 "PAPHIAN LOTION "
For B8autifylag the Skin and Com
GlexfOu.

Removes all Eruptions. Freckles, Pina-
pies, Moth Blotches, Tan, etc, and renders
the skin soft, fair, c7ld bsooHstng-
For Ladies' in the Nursery IL Is lnVaiG-
able.
Fog Gentlemen after Shaving it has nc
equal.
remedy for diseases and blenisnss of the
Skin.
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+ EDzG EaAyszsbB Log Sis, =
q slugular fact, that IN this en-
ae and country tGo treatment
l0p3ed by the faculty In cases OF
ftEDLGESTIOS) Is the result Of q
rg Indicating q ldmentdbie fgn0-
0hJn0lt gy Of the St~mdch aud
g-g 1ag, aud IS IN most instances
To establish and cOnfirm the
ia intended to remove. The
tie Philadelphia Botanic ht5tt-
pleasure IN forwarding (FREH)
lieants the excellent botanic
or INDIG E5TI1N, BILIOUS AND
NpLA rNTS. recently discovered
sor Walker, OF sydney, New
lies, Australia, end cOmmuni
ihs Institute by that d stin-
mist. The Medical Reform
% whose cost these announce
pearl wish It 10 be distinctly I'M
i1at 5ney VIII not, in any shape
r any circumstance whatever,
cont button, fee, or grctuity tor
rlc ject OF the Society being
strptG che superiority of the boz
every other practice OF med1-
in reLurH only desire that tho e
be siEpally benedJted by 1t viii
D the society a statement OF the
thus aiI with facts in acceler-
present movement In favor OF
-eforD1. enclose q directed en-
the Secretary Botanic l5lftltts
fifteenth ST., PDtladelphla, Pa
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.E.zID'S Have now been in
general use in the
% e ~ q / United States over
- - 10 years, and still
.a the best " wherever used.
sEofakeeper does not have these
sale, ask him TO get them they
by respectable j0bOers almost
re-
OF prices mailed on application.
ar ARD Il CO., New York.
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Dwelling Houses Insured for term Of
years At greatly reduced ayes.
Three Years NJ dc Price II 7ig0
Fgre Years at the Price Of Three.
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TFE wv TORK METuODlST

Sermons, a Serial story for the
new CnildTeu's story every
with the Little Folks, Edito-
10 best Methodist writers and
eiEp and Domestic Correspond
aDartments Of Secular and Re
aitiz4 nee in short, whatever
q Ike a com plets Family Paper.
year. Liberal premiums to
y early subscriptions COM
env time. For specimen, en-
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INSURANCE.
f4EXsEN : BAKER,
General Insurance Agents.
AND
ADJUsTERs OF LOSSES

MARBLE HALL. no. o Main ST.,
EVANsVILLE, IND.
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The weather yesterday WAS cloudy
and damp, with considerable rain be-
tween 3 and o'clock A. NJ The
mercury ranged about 48', with a
downward tendency. The river, dur
ing the "a hours ending at 3 P. NJ, had
risen 26iDches, and is rising fast hence
TO Cincinnati.
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17v Agents a salary Of $50 PER
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ADDRESS
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Marshall. Mich.
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ARDS Is made Of the choic-
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fsAtS anti-uerYOus u is
20 saccO effect, rs the Nico-
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ne after smoking; it is very
tin color and weight, hence one
LAST as long as three OF ordinary
nthis brand we also pack orders
f8r first quality Meerschaum
ts aud convince yourselves II
claims TO be, THE FINEST OF
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THE METHODIST,
f't Nassau Street, New York.

EEsE'S 4 Is an excellent article OF
n q % grauulated Virginia
-aAfA wherever introduced it
&Ga is universally admired,
q a. So II IS put up IN h and
iu bags, in which orders for
fm Pipes are daily packed.
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PHAE.DN.s PAPEaRAE SOAP io.i
the Toilet, Nursery, and Hath, VIII moi
chap the skin. Price p cents per cake.
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Located in the wealthy County OF Hem
derson, Kentucky.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SENTIMENT.

\ monster mass meeting of American
German citizens was held in st. Louis,
Monday night, no less than five thousand
persons being present. 1t was determined
10 raise $1,000, 900 in gold for the Prussian
sanitary fund, and it is thought that, such
/. the cnthusiasm that il may be raised in
day.
Tho following address to the German
nation was adopted amidst outbursts of the
most tremendous applause;
To tie German NdtioHi
The desperate gambler on the French
throne, under contemplate pretext, has
commenced war of suppression and con-
aucst against Germany, The times OF
Mclacc and Napoleon the First are thrca. :
cning once more.
Yours Is struggle for the independence
of all nations and for your own national
| life
Your defeat would dismember the Ger
| man fatherand and make IL dcpcndcnc!
| of France.
Your victory secures GermGny's unity,
| and with tina, her liberty. Your triumph
| would even libcratc France.
1t is with pride and joy that We hear OF
| the German people, North ana South
| rushing To- arms for their country ~ on
| man.
FIRMLY conlding in your patriotism
your strength and your perseverance, W
| expect glad tidings of victory for the hol.
cause of the land Of our birth.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-20

r.sy. In to-days Egyptian SIN Col. f.
n, Lowe notices the charge made against
him that he is seeking the Reorganization
Of the Radical party il Pulaski county,
lie say. Il am preparing The way TO beat
the log-rolling, fraud md chiconcry prac-
ticcd in the conventions Of Pulesi county,
for the past several years. | may be de-
f.ated this Fall; but | shall have the con-
sciousness that have done al in my power
to break up Mt least one political clique, and
70 give the voters a chance to have Mt least
one fair expression Of opinion.
This !. certainlyinot the language OF "a
pswerle.s man, yet the promiucn, Rad G.
al. of Pulaski county pooh! pooh the
candidacy Of tho Colonel as n matter of ne
earthly consequences. III assure you" ire
marked one of them in our presence
"Lowc i the smallest Of small potatoes
havingjust exactly enough brains and inllu
encc to excite the DISCUS. of the colorcc
voters whom affects to control, and no more
Hcdistract the Radicalpartvl Whycvcry
intelligent Radical in the country survey
his effort, in that direction with suprem,
contempt. The disaflection Of such men
does the party good.
From all this we infer that there Is
disposition on the part Of the prominent
Radicals to "shoo-ny' the Colonel, Com
scious of n strong hold upon the colored
4 al n a.
oshoo-Aied, " and there's the issue. All We
have to add is: 600 it husband; go it
bear
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Evidence OF the Approaching Dissolu.
ton Of the Radical Party.

llrom the IhIlAdclphn ago.
\ glance nt the political condition of
parties in this country at the present time,
shows the drift Of the current decidedly
in favor of the Democratic organization.
The Radical, are demoraliZed at tho centre
and the circumference. They are worm
eaten with corruption, overloaded with
jobs, and paralyzcd by the inordinatc AMI
bitiOn in all sections of the country. Their
President iswedded to all kinds Of schemes
which promise golden results, and their
Senators and Representative are bold,
blatant defenders Of misrulc and tyranny
in the States and nation This condition
Of things has produced the usual results,
The party arc dissatisfied and are letting
that dissatisfaction be seen IN their actions
in various localities. In Allegheny
county, in this State, several hundred
Radicals signed call for an independent
movement and convention. The time
has come say the signers of the call, "for
reform of our party organization,
Again theysay; I'VE invite the cordial
corporation OF all honorable Republicans
who wish to rescue their organization from
the corrupting dominion of selfish unprn-
ciplcd politicians Such bubbles rs this
rising TO the surinco of party politics
| show that therci, u lively fermentation go-
| ing on underneath Judge Kelly will have
! an Independent candidate 10 ince in hi,
| district, and q Noil Is IN like prcdica-
| mcnt In Indiana the Radical soldiers
| complain of being cheated by the wire,
| pullcrs of that party, and threats of ven
| gcance at the polls are heard In all parts
| Of tho State Tho Boston .iouraGl, in
speaking Of the political campaign in
! Massachusetts, says In all probability
! the Republicans will have IA their stan
| dard.buarer Gov tlatlliu; the Democrats
will again rally around Col. John Quincy
Adams, and the labor-rciorm party, il they
desert Mr. Chambcrln, will put up Mr.
| Colby, of NewburyporL There are evil
| dpnces that the contest will be exciting,
and without doubt it will in some respects
! be n close one. Much will depend upon
| the action Of Congress and the acts
which il can consummate 10 bring
| relief 10 an oNertaNed nation.
| And it adds; "The Democrats purpose
making strong effort to carry the two
Boston districts, and in one of these dis
tricts an effort will be made To induce II
third candidate TO run. The reelection
! of Hon. Henry Wilson will depend upon
the result OF the State election and the
prizes, therefore, Of the next campaign will
call forth the best energies OF our oppo-
nents." These are few matters observed
from the outlook, and they are both sig
ni6cant and cheering. Each day weakens
the Radical party Their load is too heavy
for them TO carry. On the other hand
the Democratic party is in fine condition
ior the fight, ind must win tho coming POI
lucai battles.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-20
Trains stopped by Crickets.

Several times of late the trains on the
Central Pacific railroad east Of this place
have been stopped by crickets and delayed
sometimes over an hour in place. Mr..
Gidney, Of Ruby Valley, says that ut one
place near the Wells, where there was II
slight rising inclination in the track, they
had to back down half mile and make
three trials before they could get over that
particular point, where the crickcts had
piled themselves 10 such depth rs
TO render the track so greasy that the driv-
wing wheels flew around on IL as II the To-
connective were suspended in the air.
Parties unacquainted with the facts, and
who knew nothing of the numbers size and
fatness Of the black crickcts of Utah, Col
orado, Nevada and Idaho, can have no
conception Of an army of cricKets or Of the
vast heaps into which they mass them
selves when they meet with an obstruction.
To such the idea of crickets stopping II
twenty ten engine must appear ridiculous,
yet such things happen in the sage-brush
country without exciting any special won.
def Eiko Independent.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-20

While the press Of the country is quito
unanimous in its condemnation Of France
for involving Europe in war in which
thousands Of lives and millions of treasure
must be wasted, there Is great Diversity 81
opinion as 10 the motives that have actu-
a,ed Napoleon in precipi,a,ing hostilit'e'
with Prussia. The following view of the
situation is taken by the New York Stand
ard, John Russell loung's paper
For tho first time since Butcher defeated
Napoleon At Waterloo, France and Prus-
STA arc at war. 1t has been brooding q
long time, and almost camo with Sadowa
Nothing but tho surprising victories OF
tho Pru.sians in that campaign, and the
strange weakness Of the Austrian army
upon which !. depended rs an ally--pre-
vented Franco from advancing across the
Rhine.
The direct causes Of this war /, Is hardly
necessary to discuss. We have seen no
cause that may not be more called u pre-
text. Mr.. Disracli ienounces France for
fighting "War Of the Succession" In tho
nineteenth century. The policy which
led 10 tho War Of tho Succession was
similar 10 the policy which has now Of
tended France. 1t has always been an
axiom Of French govornments-whcthoT
Bourbon, Republican or Bonapartc, that
no German Prince should sit on Spanish
throne.
France has to defend the Rhine from
Germany. She docs not care 10 be com
PEELED TO defend the Pyrcnocs. She feels
about this just US We felt about the Frencl
occupation Of Maxico. We very ncarl!
came 10 war with that power because O
poor Macmillan What would We hay,
done had England made the effort to cstab
lish an English prince on our Southern
border2 We should most likely hay,
fought England just us France fights Prus
s.a.
At the same time, serious and annoying
as the prctcntions Of the House of llohen
zollcrn may have been to France, We can
not feel that they alone impelled this war
What France wants is the Rhine. French
men Of every party, Royals, and Red RI
publican, feel that without the Rhin
France is imperfect, shorn Of her beaut
and value. A war for the Rhine, there
fore, on whatever pretext, will rally ever.
Frenohman around tho Empire, aud II
this tine Bonaparte wants France benin
bis dynasty, If only for one campaign.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-20
Ghs 8ulletin.

From tho Address Of Democratic congrcssmonl
Let there he no dissensi0n' about minor
matters no dime lost in discussion
of dead events; no manifestation "i
narrow or proseriptive fceling' no
sacrifice of the cause 10 gralti! per-
souaI ambition or resentment.
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La Drinking water appears 10 DO

la Drinking water appears TO DO -
solemn and serious undertaking in Ger
many. Either Gambrinus owns Il sway
superior 10 Williams, or else water is there
viewed in such u penitential and medicinal
light that people are ashamed to be
caught drinking it. Certain it is, among
Others OF the ridiculous causes assigned for
the continental war, is, that the King of
frussia was Interrupted by Count Bene-
dette while drinking water, and that the
latter then and there received the dis
missal which is TO eliminate
in bloodshed and desolaton. Temperapco
lecturers, SO full Of arguments in which
'frightful examples point the moral
should take home this warning 10 them.
selves Illustrating the awful results likely
to follow u rash indulgence in water
Henceforth people drinking water will
be aware Of the great Importance at.
tached 10 the act the dangerous risks run
and the evil effects likely to follow. When
psrtaking Of the beverage they should dc
so stealthily and with ample guarantees
against ipterruption,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-20
4 CUINCE FOR Nv EN7E;RPRiSING
PRINTER

coffee oftho Obserrer Barry, Illinois,
Is for sale at "spankin bargain The
material is all in good order, most of it
being nearly new. Possession viii DO
given on or after September 3rd. Tho
publishers reason for selling j. a desire to
embark in other business.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-20
THE TnICHisA spIRtIIs or PORK WORM

Perhaps It is not generally known tina,
the much talked of h'ichina PiraliS, or
pork worm, was first discovered in Amer
lea by DR.. II G. Kendall, of Philadelphia
Pa, with that American instrument known
as the Craig Microscope, costing only
1915, after repeated failures to discover
the worm with an imported microscope,
costing $50, 'of feebler power and less re-
LIABLE This fact DIR. Kendall stands
ready to prove Mt any time. The Craig
Microscope in neat box with full direction
is mailed anywhere for s2,75, by i. II
Ross, 8I3 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo.
Read the advertisement in this paper
my 81. d3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-20

Democratic papers in the District will please
copy.
Il Is suggested that democratic county con,en'
tions, to select delegates, be held ON the III Mon
day in July.
Let every county sonda full delegation
By order Of the Democratic Central committee
JOEL q. MORGAN,
Chairman Dem. Con Com 18Th Cong. pis. III.