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Middletown transcript., 1870-01-22
THE DELAWA ARE
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Guarantee Capital $1OO, 10000.
HOME OFFIcE--ExCHANGE BUILDING
Cor. 9TH & Market SITS.
Wilmington, Delaware.

TIME Pioneer Mutual Company in adopting
l. Rates of Premiums based on American ex-
perieuce of mortality and interest.
Premiums lower than any other Mutual Com
pany.
Purely mutual All the profits divided among
the Policy-IIoders. There are no stockholders
in this company.
All Policies non-forfeiting. Not after two
years, but after the first annual payment.
All kinds of policies issued. Ordinary Life.
Ten Year Plan. Single Payment and Instalment.
All kinds of Endowment Tables. Return Pre-
MUM Table. Joint Life Table. Childrcn's En-
dowmcnt Table.
Premiums payable in one payment, in Five,
Ten, Fifteen or Twenty 1nstalments, or during
| Life Payments received annually, semi-annual-
| ly or quarterly. All payments required in Cash
| Dividends on the 81 Contribution Pian." 1t
will be observed that the reduction of rates is
equivalent to Dcidend IN Adcdnce Of at least
| pirty-three and one-third per cent.
| The Loan feature is entirely original with this
company--for full explanation send for the COM
panys publications.
TABLE OF RATES
And any information required promptly furnish
cd on application to the Homo Office or to
any of the Company's Agents.
JOHN P. MoLEAR, President
GEO. W. STONE, Vice President,
M. NJ. CHILD, secretary,
BENZ NIELDS, Counsel & Actuary,
d. w. MAULL Chief Medical Examiner
ROBT. c. FRAIM, at Home Office, General Agent
for Delaware.
TRUSTEES.
John P. McLear, Samuel Bancroft Jr
William Bush, George W. Bush,
John V. Rice, VIM. G. Gibbons,
Job II. Jackson, Henry f. Pickles,
Clement B. Smyth, Thomas D. Webb,
William Candy, William ii. Swift,
William S. Hilles, Edw. Bringhurst, Jr
james Morrow J. II. Adams
Lewis p Bush NJ. D. II. b. Seidel,
James Bradford.
DIRECTORS.
John P McLcar, Samuel Brancroft, jr
William Bush, Ed. Bringhurst, jr.
Thos. W. Webb, Wm. G. Gibbons,
William Candy George W. Stone,
Geo. w. Bush Jno. V. Rice,
WilliamS s. IIillcs W. II. Swift.
A. G. COX, Agent
, July 3l-ly Middlctown, Delaware
, 1870-12-18

thor,by teI!ing him. in Is crude sh.2, ~
they Ekc, What we're the circumstances undar
which they ohtained these distinctions. Eyesy-
body, In fsct, is asked to collect, IN aoras
ehape Of other. new materials toward this his
tory Of the defence Of the NuEuian fortress.
A. good deal- has. Indeed, already beeu for
wa1ds d ID the Eehaetopol M1seu,n, and much
more Ia expected Tie Grand Dnke wishes.
he rays, t1Fuh!ish N snch form, aud undae
ereh contitione, that the book Of the great
deeds tefo7e seb.s:opol sh.ll become man
usl frr the Russian .nstion and tha Kus.i1u
army,
Tho contribution OF Mr.. Alfred Tennyson
to The holH!ay SESSION Will appear in London
on ThursdaT Of this week. II IL an elegant
volume, selling fer gninea, entitled, 'Tho
Wlncow; OF, the Loves OF tbs Wrens.~ snd
conelet1ng oi aries OF songs, with nus!c By
Arthu- Sullivan. The-e II an explaostory
rrefsco hy Mr. Tenncss7, which il IS follows:
-Four ye7.rs aco NJ. ss.ltya1 rcGaco.et m, Z,
write little Lir1-'tT,f., q. rra,t fass,In. for
him to exercise hts aEc mon. He i1as been ves7
successful IN tetttnE snch put- .un9s M U,prsns
with hts lute matse lrtcs, aofi 1 ttressT4i nm f,,F
hun u puYpGt. chiefly n tue CHI at1iA-a Iuer,.
matt l0r N at t.dltu, The veiist na;h.nx m.
LEES Mt Sullivan cac nlaE2 !. ialc. hil fnstrs
Ment. I Am EoFTy that my fn!. .car. oil m onss
fhculi have 10 dauce u ali IN the ,,k 81 sti, ar
thete days; but the mHsc t. Cow cs,urlefp,l. any
/ anl bound By E1J promise.
IA. TaEs ssax.''
We do not hear of any intsnifcu auonr<
American p,ltIshera Of reproducing .h.s .j.i-
brok in lh.. euun.ry.
, 1870-12-18
:: :-sEHEi GHICAGOC TRIB UNE--SU UPPLEM T.


the. g1snary below, was 50 placed II to As
sonas: the deum Of = cross; thma Il ~
Ny ~ three gazea asis uilanl5. a. they
gaseds IhsckeTay gxye uttarAnce il trenu-
iort. gentle, ana rapid Eoice, to what I'll Ho.e
walked Oh II silence, and then turned 10 other
thi95gs: ta9 s Al .lst eysnins hs was very ysa!l!s
sna si selaous' spesktog - h, seldom did Of d.
sA1u9n, e1p5essihg lis sialple faith in God
Thackeray, you remember, was found dead
In his bod On Christmas morniug, aud he
PROBABLY died .ithcut pain. Ills mc;ther and
h,s lass daughters were sleeping under the sime
told me- that, looking on hin as be l.J io his
collin. be wondered that tho fEure he had
noHn l1s,s Il lie ~ ene of such noble presence.
there had beon years OF sot1o1, years Of H.
BOZ, yeafs Of pain, in that nov erh ated life
It wss h1e lappiest C4riatnas morning >whsn
unb1olen rest.
, 1870-12-18
A BkAlikc 81 Twins

4 distika q twins Is widely distributed. In
tho isl1na Of Bali, near Java, the natives
:. h1ve the singular idFR, when q won.n il
brought to bed OF twins, that ii il IN unlucE
oman. and immediately on It's being known,
the womao, With hsr husband and children, Is
obliged 10 60 1nd i've on the ee,.tore. or
among tha tornos, for the space Of 4 mouth.
to purify Themselves, after which they may
retutu iatp the 1hge upon suitable sacrifice
being E.de. Tins m evideucs OF fertility Is
couside1ed by them unfortunate, and the
poor woman asd her nav born baoea ara e1-
posed to al tae incleroeney Of the veaths1 on.
Of doors, inst 1t the tims when they need tbs
ruoet attention" This idea Is, howe1er, far
from being peculiar to thaa island. Among
The EhAaaaa Of Hneoetkn. - in the ca4e ot
tzins being born. one used frequently to be
t1lled; il Is considered unlueky, and atsp dc.
grading to have twins, ~ they cousidered thti
II Aset@ilates them With the sower aninals.' :
Among the Amos Of Japan, when t1los art
bern, one Is Iwars destroyed. At areba. II
Guinea, Smith and Bosu1n tell Us that ~he1
twins ara hcrt. both they md tho raothor n
killed. "I9EHigutu, Gne Of ths sister Pro
| yinces to Wnyanyemee, tEtEe are ordered t
Re killed and thrown into the nstar th
| moment they 1re born, lest dtouias md fanal
nes OF floods shou1d opprees the land shou!
any enc attempt to conceA! twins, tie whol
family would be murdered. The Ams1ics
Ipdilns, also, cn:thsbi1th Of tHiun, killed on
perbara merely under the idea t6as ono Rtror
child was better than two week ones.
, 1870-12-18

feeling IN their hearss, T. they only dared 70
ayow their Ignorance 1hh an equally touch
Ing fTa7kneet Mt. Taain tonk his revonGo
By aakipg the a1stchod t.'F ,rgus n" o1
the moment; wleneTet hs camp ta "s'a.oo
h1unzo" dtsliAn for trDAfa Htstut) t'r II
werk Of ri, :anc!en: or snoaern, whether II,
too, was BY Michael Angelo; TINS a. any rate
making somebody else Bhara: In his tortu-es.
In presence Of tha Anrients -hn generally IN
du]Ges In facetiousness OF rather low utuet.
He goes, for example, to some aInphitheatro
and tries to realize the ecene which y onco
Presented His mat vivid picture il that Of
a Rr:aan youth, who took aono other f.l-
lows young lady" to q sladiator{Al show aad
amused her and himself. during tEe acts by
"arproscEirg tho cage ana s:iz.ing up the
martyrs with his whsletonc cane." Bnt, to
say the truth. Mr., Twain here ve'ges upon
tutIoonery. O:ce. or tE1ce ho is driven to
the psgs aa general o1ecration." Here, for
example, Is burst Of patriotic cloquence:
90, sous Of ciazsic Italy, Is the spirit Of en-
utterly dead within Je?. Cur<o your
lndo'ent roIthlees1ess, Why don't yoa
@sny @ .dsan.ssss Ia a' oi ice and iadepsndens mt
republic IL compared with land grooming
under riestly dominion and gfaveliing super
sti!iou. That notion OF robttng tbs Church
oceurs to him very forcib15 at intervals, and
hr ee.rs to tfink that, 20 far as tho pan has
BEN carried cut, It Is the best ch1uca for
Itay.
Fl1h:ps we have persuaded our rcsd rs by
this time that alr. Twain ia = very Offensive
.lh cimcn of the vulgarest kind Of Yaokee. And
ret, to eay the truth, wo have Kind Of liking
for lin. There Ia frankness and originality
about his remarks which Ia pleasanter. than
the mere repetition Of stale rapsures; and his
fun, If rot verv refined, Is often tolerahle in
Its way: In ahort, his pages may be turned
lees consciously, \ very lively portralt Of the
uncu1hvated American tourist, who may be
more obtrurive and nlstudgtng, but ia not
quite 80 stupid1y uuobseTrAnt a. our native
product. We should not choose either OF
them for cur companions on v!sit to a
church or pictura-gallery, but We should
expect most amusement from the Yankee sa
long as We could stand him.
, 1870-12-18

| sinking hia head In I way thxt would h1Ve
warned others from the tap IN which hs foot
"yoa seo tte parse is hs.,;~ lie .a!ea,
"apd that has boon csu4ller fetter ,ths1 hsr
will to me. Bat will tn TO begin aneE. for
her good vin and tie chfldren's-
Tho boy via sent with tbs messas. bus thu
bay vasnt sharp enough. Mad.m casta d..
covcrcu the whereabouts OF her lord, tacasi
up and went after him.
All tho wzy bone, and far into the night,
Rhe used her elOQu7nce, both IN plolhngs
I and threstenings, to fnd ont this mysterious
e11aud Of that h,tefr1 toTn nasob tt.. had
come INTO the country to asa1.4te hsp2y fam
| lilies. :;
But Cults yielded himself up TO a'"dau5
spirit Tor tho night, and n5 measures could
I induce lin to talk en any rubteet, lest ste
should pry tue mighty secret out Of him.
About midnight she wors hsrselS o1t ala
Fwent 70 sleep; but q bse,k Of d,y sha bs,
is breakfast is over, III break the news to
"Youn mayer e.t morsel in ~ h,nse,
can tell you" cried xAntippe, It'll You have
/ told me what the man wanted Of yon!"
Then 5o1u Eais long time to hear \, "
it till hid frat eaten my breakfast and
with these K:rr1a he vent cut.
MA'am Cutts eulurod ths torture "a loug Ii
! possible and then got breakfast: Sho Called
| ~ tic Coaf, to no Que IN particular, Ione.
but Cut,a dl3n't COME After willis shn
! atnto:t to the barn and found hin seated on
1 70 up:un cd hall. .tushel N naea.ure, calmly pezl-
/ i:.g AID eating raw tur1ip.
| 81. does eeem ID it THE hero maa hid pos-
seferd vou. Your breaEfast ia coolni DO
| cemt in.
I ll*as point gained.
| CUTE wtnt in, as requested, and alto his
brtaklAet- When that WEB over, ma'an set-
tied ncrtc1t back In her chair, with hes face
full Of escer expectation, and slid:
| '*Eow begin What did that Ara man want ?"
| t'He wanted SONIC cellar poats," replied
Cuts: calmly. without looking mp; "andthas
| was ALL"
l II m ar1ov had struck Madame Cuts, she
could not Lkye uaaniteatod mora surprise and
| shame.
II AN tho laughing stock Of this town" !"
I added Cuts, "and from this hour turn over
1 new Leaf. I'm henceforth head OF my fsmi-
| ly, and unless this house Ia mAde mine shall
/ finish OF = Ioom in tho barn-wbich Is niue
| and you will be welcome to share it with mo.
/ II not, I will live there with tho boys, and Jou
will find ne civil neighbor."
MA'Am Cutts' power Waa broken. Since then
| the farm has been called John Cutta' place., -
| and hes the head OF the house.
, 1870-12-18
. &TNnN q. Witt!

nv s,nx n wnr1n
Nnntc md Rnods. eis.efs tMNns
No&e Ia tae uixnt 70 NC soono Vi f.ot
5ne 1uia o. E!nG, ,,Ss1a ne rama @ ano HM sSa.
" s'e7' "A'eS e''44'A4@ A">A eAo.e
Annie rose up " nei peo-RoHn KNM
-Ana h>o>co oaa A0'o @ae eto4aA III" 0R0~
Inen. nnn @ neanK a,s3s sac a,e,cS csn u II ,ea8'
a'e1 "'|"'te'
ses tnT e. 81 r.,tsrss! c1a s rnIrtnsnc r
'Aa'' 'oA' VI 'N'>
t'rt tnee me-! NC ~ ~ t1S Ws,cn,ny ~ ssa1.,
Nosp"o eoAAs' ~ 'N - '''-
Mhat Is :" IL ,s,9 .ra M %a Inds ,,or
Na'
=. tI1. rtss ~ a1.sr r-,cnf itte th,er
Ii -'A4'''' ~ '"So va = 'e=A' 'AAN e''
s. IN. uu .ss J.. . ~ ~ ~, gnt ~ !, e.,aas
AVN s"e "e = VI s''s VIVA ~ SA'
.re ana @ esieT \. ~. nAEe E,a nea1a e y gs
-h1' ''' ''ec ~ '"s &''Ne " '-s'"
T:itos 1ncHaIns iaI s 4 xsfs ehr ss ssia
~ ~ '~'
t,.. u ~. sauHH ~ .,,.nnr ~ uu" H. an,.rnrm
e'
ALL "a =. wv r,Icts Tf,nI IN h. es'l ., thec -n
t'"' uls ~ ae4 aa4 sn'si Htt.a s.n;s .nc e-,a3
--Ao ~1u1''1e A~A 4N'''>'4' 49, '''"'
"r sister \. ods. 1ne.e eamsaa'ne 1aa "'oae'
efA j" ~ @''' eo 'euo 11o
Anne Aunse; !, LEI y y e.. Ts.,.s u.u,n
-eun HE 'e'es u 'oe Ho"e VI Is'"tA oaa-
1-akn.anc The elder with efes knAme,
, 1870-12-18
HOW n Russian Gill Got N F1ofc1.
Ainns

How n Russian Gill Got n Frofcx-
Aions
Cuvrtepoadenee of Tie R<ro{utioH.
! will relate TO you An Incident told me ty
acquaintance have had the. pleasure to
make while here. She occupies poaition In
Russia which has given her the opportunity to
know much Of this tesrable marriage by s}s-
lem, and OF tho hea1tbueuings and struggles
Of women TO become educaied aud self-Iell-
ant etall tell you the story as it Was told
10 me:
II, door-te1l rang, saia Madam s., and the
servant showed into my room young G1tl
With slight figure. and pale. excited cx-
PRECISION Of face, with decp, dark eyes that
ss shs ssa viii fn pdan @ soc senn s
you, i stranger: but know yoa haye done
much fer women, and 5on will listen to my
story, ii you cannot help me. Ny parents
are wcslthy, my doHT5 is already an
noupctd, and suitors aro not wanting 70 tAke
nate them. ! hare ! hope. deaire, an aim
| TO achieve, which only can paeifs my restless
spirit and make me happy, and render nfe
worth; OF living. wish TO study ph5sisss,'
a1d than she added, With energy, !" to master
Thought, said Madam s., tllat 1t was wild
childish fancy aud that she lily ycemprsaended
the stope Of her aims, hut the longer con:
yerred With her the more became convince!
that ehe WAS werthy To make the effort, and
l. proposed visiting her ptteuts to reason will
ibem On the subject.
I she said sit Ia Of no use hare pleaded
have begged, have h-kcd for private teach
e1e, hut they cay an insane. or II not. tha
If Ipe1s.sted in studying subjects ihnt are onl
suited to tho minds OF 1neu-lf 50 unse:
m, sc1t-that I shall only bring so1row and dis
grace Tito their home.
Madame 8. believed that sho had mlgniAe
their prefudice, and went to sec thcu: bu
) .alic,ed family, for they could only eee mi
Y s,sring their daughter In the faee, and coul
1ot aud would not yield to her ent1cAua
isy plan Wes devised y tSa tscts = 70 ta
g p,1sy Of friends gathered At h
o present said: u will marry tho girl al
o shall receive her marriage portion, and use
o to e3ucsie herself as the Wishes she shi
as wife. will ak no lows, and proms
Il nore in return I will merely retcue her, =
Il place her in position to act fol heEsnlf.
d The Young man WAS presented to the Ia
c. ~. and, Of course. their joy know 20 boua
j. thst thoir daughter would aocept him a b
husband. The ns1rsago cerenony vas r.
y for Ge1many, where the lady entered ii
es yerei,7 ant hrs ever since, now leu yea
u nursued her studies unintef1uptedly, and !
Already taken the rauk Of mAthem1uc'
20 OF great power. And. said third pat
ID Who listened to the story, she VIII, aooeue
r. In the end, love and lire with the mao y
ID proved himself 80 noble, and that "ou1o III
og the YomAnoe complete
e. Madame g. told me that many OF her ynu
lsdJ friends eald, at The marriage, wssl
sf Jorng man could 1t tbs Sans ams proJo
70, sa,isF TO uA."
, 1870-12-18

.-A lifelong Democrat Is aid 10 hxye left
the meeting houae on NJ 2 fssent sanossh; IN tae
uasdc loo Frequent U.s. Of ftse phrass, "G7nt,
Wo beseech thee" He voa4nt Ettnd TINT.
, 1870-12-18

| surprise or discomfort among his Audience.
He continued TO s1t on tho platform In per
ing WaB over he said to nc, Without 4 sign Of
discamftnIe, "My boy, you have my pro-
foundest eymp1thy; this day you have aeci-
deutslly missed hearing oae Of the finest
sreectes ever composed for delivery ~ !
| great British author" And naye1 heard him
mention the subject again
Thackeray announced - mo By le:ter In the
early autumn Of 1852 that he had determined
to visdt Ame11ca, and would sail for Boston by
tho Canada on The s0:h Of October. AL the
had been made without troubling him with any
| of the detailr. Me arrived Oh aftosty Novau1.
| ber evening, md went directly to the IFemoni
ucuec, wheIo rcor1s had been engaged fol
him. 1 remember his delight in getting otr u.
eea, and the enthusiasm With which ho hs1e<
the announcement that dinner would be rc1dI
shortly A few friends were rea15to sit doxu
with him, and he .eemed greatly 10 enjoy the
novelty Of An American rcpast- In Londn1
he had been very curious In lis Inquiries
!; riee, phieh ha tlid not believe, lad boon tol,
him ct their great size: We hid taken car
that the largest specimens 10 be procurc
should etsrtle his unwontea vision whom h
/ came to the tatle, Although blush At the r.
. wicked wsywsranes. to him for whst ws e.ile
n the e1ttcme aual1nees OF tho oyntcr,
4 rrcmftitg that We wnn}d do better ne1
j, fi1nc. Six 5toated Falstathan hv1lvt
g lay before him in their shells. nj
\ ! 1iccd that ho gazed 1t them Anx,ousIy. Wit
II fork upIaised, then hs whispered to m
. with / look Of &nguiah, " How shall do it
q / described to him the timple procc
It By which the free-5orn citizens OF Amcri,
u were accustomed to accomplish eueh t..
II lie tctmed satisfied that tha Thing WAS fca.
% ble, selected the srnsl1cst one IN tho b.
ID dozen, and then bowed his he1d as II be VIC
saying grace. AL eyes we're upon him
d. watch the effect Of new soneIiion In Il
Ia pcrsou ct great Dsit.sh 1uthor. Opeai1
sr bus mouth very xide he struggled for 4 N
=. uent, aud then al VIA over I shall nev
lg forget tho comic look OF despair be cart up
i The other five overoccnpied SHELLS. bro
%. the perfect atillneea By asking him how
a. / felt. q Profoundly grateful" he capped, ia
IN ~ II had swallowed little baby. :.
", Thsckeray's playfutnees WIS ms1ked p
q, cuIiarity; ; great deal Of tho time he seem
ho Ike \ sehool boy Just raleAaed from his II.
Re In the Inldet OF the most Aeriouh topic uni
discosaion he wa4 fond Of asking pe.missl
ng to sing comic song, or he woula beg To
tn introduction Of brief doubla- -ehume. Chaz
4 Lamb told BuEy Cornwall, Hhan they v
oace making up dinner party toSeshsy,
, 1870-12-18

'.Tss 1nnoeenta ,Ahseaat7 NJ NarN TxA1es
Loedoo: ], G, HeVqa.
, 1870-12-18

Then, with cyta that saw NOT, kissed her,
And she, Efaing back, could not know
That my k1As waa gwen to her tteteG+
Folded close under deepening Snow.
AL thsse songs Of home, a well as thos,
Of lie, of the heart. and Of n1ture, AppeI
also in the !" Folks Songs naw edition o
which will be published By Scribne1 for th
holidays, with many additional enRTavings AMI
poems. It is called "A book OF COLDER
pocms, mAde for tbs popular heart
FASCuoS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-23
The assortment i
SCaSOnahlC, Fashionable and Complete,

AMI porson- desiring 10 pufghar" nee hu' n9ulr.
tIe trr.s to ascortain that better bargain. eau ne
al, ri ned nowh~ft m m" country. A
brtrru,Iuod to -rI my goods 1t very small
prnHt Unjust la aliases require the cash. Please
10 moi ask nrcredit, foTI cannot extend y.
MRS G. M'1Ek,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-23
BULLS
SARSAPA R|LLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

benton Bsrrsa T., Mo. April ~. isoa.
pR john HI L. n-af -'r know ~ ~, Ell.
e..nry uf your -sg-rHUila, AHa DO" h.pung aud
beneficial qua. tie, % lp-srTsc-, -'u4 500 o."
follow ne statement % my case;
Ives wounded sh"ut Two years Hg"--Nss taken
i,ousf ana cuufinrd Tor si1ieen months. Beng
ffoy.a so often, nay wounds have not healed yet.
have no. .st up moment ,ipco ss- wounded.
am -ho' through the hips. Wy general health
II impaired snd I need something 70 r~-l-t IA
turs. nav. NOR, faith IA your Arnpariia than
ia anyihng else. 1 s-i that That d, -"nulno.
Pleas. cSPl.,, NE half dozen hnu.",, sra
ohiisc 'Alls = a. JuhN~'N,
u, Louis, Mo.
T. s.--ih- ioiowlng ssS written Aprl 80, lso1,
b, Mn. Jennie j,hu-on, mother of tNpt sohu.
son;
Or, JOHN ~ Ll.-i.T ~; Ny husband, ~.
4 =. Juhntuu. Ass q -hUilsI rHI-vuu and pAN,.c
ian DO tcuir, Ma York. shere bee .ed, leaving
tue si,oW g. 4. johnson VA ny care. A. .U rt'vu
years OF ~. 10" bad chruuuv nHf'N"t fud
,rruIul,, 90, shioi gave hiur your ir-up frilli~
n ,tkEI hlN. hsYr for TEN AslIs rr"uul'
meniei 10 o. risuy In Nrs iurs, OHIO sHH Iowa,
llr scroiIlt. hN'r sores, hu' general r'hiit}
Perfect success I,ts attended ~ To- lHs.s fffc'e
- son. tl.s. ~ soq'ss aHd ftcr sa.s ~-rs siiaas'
airasaisi.. su. veg. Anxious i'l u.A pm. 'u HIf' q
have rsrours, O. N,ur ~nf-nrrr''lr. h' BE- f Hriul
~ getting q .pluou- agrclo, hence htr aIIHug lea
YOU lOr a. iu- WuNuI. Nrfr terrible, ti.. Dee
IoV. ~. vii. ,-.uy.r. k",pogiiu.lk .
JENNIE JOHNSON
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-23
~ Yen want

asferJ - mai. a dollar h"'t.. NJ POO" test asU
N-.unJaiys ever us"I Tor restoring g.H' H.n Z"
g oti sinsi color .-ht a. cent. ipr - package.
10 90 vAsf
S~- wLts T"e'b, Healthy T.uI., ,iI sweet
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TORY. pri.s q cents.
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cent % bIIfs.
l.,re-. Jo-.ph X. L.'har. al Hsrk'' street,
i LONE, No. ""NstN
AN Fs.-n fuR iorNG MN, o. r'N'o.7..'
a, Frrar-. A1sss snd D'-"s-.-, Incident %"
,ori, aa Eafy Manhood, which or"sl" imrrdI'
mont. o. NAERlAGE, sin .ura m'.H. of rs..'f
--rtip scaled site, envelopes, &C.. q hafs..
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Looh q. Sonr Csisar~"-ths 9r's'
sooshtuS Remedy.

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~ any other rsass
P,.p.r.d by the Ora FruN MEDICINE co."
H. LOUIS, No.
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= Hook tor the n'i''""'
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.bJag 20 marry, "a tA" A'''"s ''" ''N 80 '.''
and revelations o. tn. sexual system s'h tH'
l.,... ai.c9,.ri-s IN producing ana preventing
os.prius, hos 70 Ire-srys the complex mn go.
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key. snd not ls4 asTeio'iy- a1out me h"''r'
sent % any on. ir-. pf postage for finS cents
Address d.. Butts, p-pen,hTy, 80. u .N'uh
Eighth strest, ~ Lous, No.
e~AuTI.E To- THE AFFLICTED ANh'tN'
FuRIUNA1E.-ss Before apP.yug % me No.
Tor ons ssaEs who ai,srii-" N public papers NJ
a.!ng any Qsaes r''a,ii'', Peru'" j" hH's ""f"'
no matter whst ,uur disease -, 'r h'" ""r'"i'"."
your condition.
pr. Bun. can M" consulted, personally 'T n.y.
mad a, tho diseases mentioned IA hl- works,
Orhee, No l2 North Eigh,n street, between Nor
s.t and Chestnut. -. Louis Mo s"Flyisw
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1'HE proprietor " this celebrated medicine
Il justly claims for IL a superiority over al 70.
NEEDLES ever offered to the public for the siiS, -
tam, spe,dy ava permdpcrt gre Of Ague and Fever
or Chils and Fever, whether OF short or long
standing. lie refers to the entire Western and
southwestern country TO bear him testimony 10
the truth of the assertion, that IN no cese
whatever will II fail 10 cure. II the directions
strictlv followed and carried out. Ia "a Zreat
many cases single dose ha~ been sufficient FOR
cure, and whole families have been cured by n
single bottle. with perfect restoration OF the
general health. II ~, however, prudent, Rui IN
every cas-. more certain % cure, 10 10. Use BE- cl9
tlnued IN smaller doses for week or two alter the
disease has been checked, more especially IN at.
hcult and long standing cases. Usually, this
medicine Will not require any AID % keep the
bowels N good order should The patient, howey.
er, require q cathAftic medicine, after having
taken three or four dose. OF the Tonic, singh,
dose OF Bulrs Vegetable Family pits
viii Re sufficient.