davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-03-20

| eays, ucomn NOW, no nonsensS!'r I drnbs
| FhetheTH beg L. capable of x,joks. ItfAftS
leg tai sh,rsd id.S|a Hah =; soae Of sas go neis
houerer, Is ve.J ente1tainine.. once saw -, !
pannul in this condition. Tho hstiDer had
through nj take, TUNED out = uulnlity u
Hhiskey.1 The hosa dranI, - III
hogs do: to eIce a. and aeted
tupeHors. 1hny wars very frisky, noisy md
senseless- They would lean against each cther
and squc11 Then they would 1un, md. s;rik::
ing root or stoae, would turn sonsrsaulty In
the most coxnicl manner. lobscrTed ons old
follow leaning IN silence ssainat Tho fcnce- Ha
IT IL It isess ID sssna6 6stRsfaea ss .lt9a
On Be- ainT drunk !"t
This sasne ,distiner WAS trouh:d bv .
poor xrHteh, .Wbo hanging; about TIC
aisti1eszt rnRd steal enough rfiske5 10
,gst Hesd drunk on. One day the dis
rg1ispented beyond endurance, rolled TIC pooz
-<soature out, and pouring bucket Of alop
oTer him. caI1sd up tho hogs Tha huugT
swine went to work eating tha slop oN fhe
clothes. Tho roor fellow, unahle to help him
ter, tsshoo! ahoo! thick 'en. Towser A th;eE tha1
'em!. The hogs. ulunindfu1 Of the rnnnn-
etance, would insert their 6nouts under the
helpless inehIaAta, and turn hi.a with "aop"
nd
wero proceeding to take bites ont Of his bodT' N
when the distitler intetfercd md r1scuei
his victim ESel after those hogs wonld f.ka
after tho drunken fellow the moment hn M
peazed IN sight Tho strangest past of t,
however, Is the fact that other swine took il up
md also chased Tue drunlan nan- It eeemed
as If the distAler's hogs had narrated tho cir
cumstance to their fellows, and they had talled
the thing over
There is, too, as tho world Is vol aware. 8
strange sort Of perversity about tho hog, that
It times Looks aa Il he we1e "poaseassd." I
an not certain the animal is not 80 afflicted.
We are told in Holy Writ that On certain
occasion. when the devils werc cast out Of
two poor fellows, the 6ends entered by
Divine permission, into certain swiue. xhieh
IN down steep place into the water and we1o
drowned: Now, We arc not told, think, that
sn werc drowned, and I believe fow Of the
their rsce. until alt the hoga OF the world are
moro Or lcss inocnla4od. The Ilshuan ex-
pressed this when he said tho pig ho WAS d1iy-
ing VIE On its way to Cork, when in fAct ho
was heading in the opposite direction. "Ef
ye,s ten him the truth now, he'll nive. co.
the agunizing a Of tho nan Leigh Hunt
to Ia u OF, who, seeing one Of Els pigs
bolt snd un on, exclaimed in despair, "Heu
be running down al tnaunnr OF streets.~ Let
bog get dangerously near carriage, aud he
fails 10 trip tho horso viii end In oye1turning
the vehicle. There is no end Of aRgraYatiug
mischief that CHI be done by these accursed
hogs!
But whethar 80 cursed or not, ttere il some-
thing strangely hnnm IN them, And hold
ttat no one can give cur species it's proper
study without incluaing tho hog. But an
close my spcculations upon this Interesting
topic
, 1870-03-20
potssn1; thay ID not We.f hfaet T,esstn -n.B, u.
though in the quAint old haI1sd Of isWill;su,
and Margaret" oocurs this couplet,
"AhdIolaJ cold wss her lly fand

A0d margaret oCCufb thl8 couplet1
I" Ard clay Cold was her lily fapd
il. -ThBt held her sable shroa..r :.
Who ever heard OF I sahla ahruud7 Tbs
man who Nrota these lines w9s only ooet,
and. in II probability, 'entlrelY unacuuaint.i
with the habits and faahions prevailing among
disembodied epirits- Tas word " sAble" before
ahsoud WAS used by him solely to contrast with
lily" before hand" This is ons Of tbs
tritks Of the trade. :
II you want To see g;,ost, you must fsn1y
believe in them In the second place, take
ofi1ru. We do not promise that you win see
on4, mind hut this plsn seldom fails. Tho
coming OF 1 ghost is announced by variety
Of loud and dzesdfui noises, generally
compared to the rumblfng OF . coach
ind sit, to the rolling Of cannon balls. .kc-
But these ass altogether inadequate to convey
the smallest impression OF the accompanying
sounds. The rattlin8 Of many omnibuses in
the St1aud is ra0Fe Ike it-this you may hear
any day but then it does not follow that it is
ghost: Yoo need, then, never be tskgn By
surprise, although numbe11ess instances Heon
record where This has happened. Ghosts Of
murdered per7ons, whose bodies have bean
secretly buried. viii not be At ease, it i said,
u1stal their bones have been up and deposited
anew With AZ the forms Of Christian burial.
This Ia hardly to be wondered IT. For the
peace Of quietly-tlitposed neighborhoods, it u
= good plan to o1ganizo = private police force
who shall exercise strict surveillance to p5a-
vent. possible, all professional murdere-B
rsslding in ats limits from depositiag The boir
les Of ninir victims in OF near there.
It ia further conceded that ghosts can strike.
very heavy blows or this We have not tbs
least doubt although from their want Of
substance it would seem otherwise. We hsve
read Of strong men being knocked down By
ghasts ,of mcurnhle lamenass resulting. from
blows administered by them aud the spi1its Of
the present day are said 10 BE- very demonstrat-
tive in The matter OF cuffs aud kicks, il we may
credit ths testimony Of ecores Of those who
have hela intercourse with them. The hand OF
ghost Is said to be ~ "cold NJ cIod this
comparison We have copied out Of book.
II u stat<ipn good zntI1ority lons Gl.nriIle,
who lived nsany years ago) that ther6 have been
audacious splits who werc known to appear
during the daytime: but the instances wezs
few. and thoea mostly ghosts who have been
'.1aid, " probably in the Ted Sea-of which, as
se have be1ore bid ron, they entertain tho
Hncerest dread-and whose terms Of. banish~
ment we're expired; these, like condemned
fcsons who have been released, often rturn
moro troublesome than BEFORE A Khoss m1y
be "laid, ~ it IL called. for any term Iessahn
hundred years--Engtish Nagaziae.
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4 ChnPtex on Gho>t~

Our reading has told us that tts. atkieuts
were great. believers in ghoets- They even
went go far aa to ssT tha4 eveI7- n.a1 lad
three which, altar tseAth. were n4l separately
ed TO the infanal regions the second ascend-
ed to the akies, and tha third io.ered around
the, toIuh, having preference soF things ter
reetial- and being unable to scEesc ita old COZ
ne4ious- Ihia th7ory, whicE 70 do not for
moment Adopt, haa done more to lessen our
resEect for tha erudidon of The Ancienta on
this one subject thAn ANYTHING ole We know Of
Those vho pruteas to be learned in matters
'caIneaed with ghosts af1i11u. ttAat they do not
make ttalr appearance without some good an6i
'specid reason for 80 doing. Eueh as the dis
coxeY Of & amnrlerer. for Instance, OF 70 ct.
fed the testora5iou Of properly to iss rightful
ownara when withheld, fraudu1enny ho@,
them. THIS is SERIOUS mistake II
de1eads entirely upon the character tho tesd
person bore whila living, bis habits, &c; Same
world il to inform their heir in vhat secret
dtauez Of some old eah1net, OF in what aunk,
nay be. they had hiiaen tie tito Of the AGATE,
OF IN uhat precise spot. money and plate hAd
eoncerning which. Ne should be more: than
pleased To have Aghost visit US, it ID this idenr
teal one
We vii now ltato few Of the populas be-
Eefs relative to, ghosts Their usual time Aur
Appearing is midnight; this Is undoubtedly
SNAA0-A- AhA 6AOQA0 CALI ApP<G Oh sCQflEEQ3A
Eve-this Is also t1se; in proof of. ii, SEQ the
tragedy of oHAmlat," wherein ssTs Ioroel.
lus.
It fsded ca the Growing Of the csek.
some saJ aat ever ga1nst that season CONES
y htIstn onr SaEaat9 birth is celu'.5ated.
Inis hlrd Of daWn!ng AuEeth ali night loa1;
@ Maa neE taey Say. no spirit daIes stir ahruaa:
r. tne M ngats ate wholesome; then no paae1 strike,
20 la!rI takea, nor witch hath power 10 charm,
so falSNed and 30 gr1cious = The .t17e-"
IeEsopa born On Chtistuaa Ero cacpot sec
spiries-
Ghosts commonly appear in the same dress
t9ay usually wore whea. living This is reAa-
lle. Il is seldom the. are seen robed enhrelS
4 in white. The Latter ia he convent1onht
| churcbysrd ghost, for whom no weu-read he1-
| son entertains respect t. Is also 1act ti,A1
+ il there is lghiea c1u31e IN room. and -
ghost makes it's appearance, the name III
I bum extremely blue. More particularly y knas
| the case II tho ghost during its Iietarae WIS
much giyeu to profa1ity. Tie female ghoss
| is much mors loqnaetous than the male; this
REQUIRES nd cor1ohorAtion. II is tact univeE-
s,liy .ccepted ausong the learned Dogs are
| s.id 10 Be yery quick to pe1ceIva ghosts. II
| ron ars troubled by the impo1tunitias Of 4
! snirit. address il in the Latin eouEua: It never
ttils to strike them with terror. II you are
uuacqusinted With the language, come as nea,
to it - you can- Ghosta have an innate hor.
ror OF being confined IN the BED Sea
AL these PecuiaEitiaa ara zoo vel
known to require proof. Chests never eaEz,
sapers; they never drag chains, except some q
| thoss who, while living, existed under dec
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A. girl of the period, belonging . fass. the- II
other evening. Her mamma was present, hal
Sneet halt servant One Of the gentlemen
x1s teIlmg story; he stopped On i sudden,
md sud. beg !our pardon; tho conclusion
Is scarcely ft for ladies' ears" "fon hnaf,
mamma .sid the Ei1a Of the period, teave
tho room minute; JON can coma IN again BY
and-by."
, 1870-03-20

Elsa AaXa tA f1.thsr oa Ihs. and af sisa
st.sod; raaaeb, ons haaarsd id Hisr daliAfa, =.
HAEsdkaeehafa, Nfth fbnpded. eads,of muslin
tdna1hed vim Va1nan4 42uhsi l ieS, kaa laa Ia
ttTee foldAt &teto ho worn. nyez cntaIde gar
mnnh n soon ~ the wAaahsr wM penait -,
=: 6mD NuNc
, 1870-03-20
Eternity for All.
BY THE LATE RpREKT LUGHTpN.

I rad Of battles with their thousands slain,
OF plaques that buried 1nyrtaAs side by side,
OF savage hDrdes that scc1nn d to i've In vain,
And, unEegrettcd. died
And through the historieS-sacred and prnfane-
What hecatotnhs OF unknown dead see,
And marvel II II deash they rose again,
And II Ill these still BET
That Shakcspere liEeA, We easily be!icre-
The wonder were that such could ercr die.
Hut these unthlnkt0g dwhrmB! who can conceive
How they should nvc, or whyT
Why not II here llfeH lowly ends they seryc,
MAY there not bc hereafter lowlJ enasf
The ruder mission for the rndet nerve:
One makes-one only mendA
Their uunbers shale N Though the stars bad
been,
Ike earth, each one tho cradle Of race,
And Ill Immortal, there were room within
The eternal dwelling plAee4
For, fuf1n1te n spAce, and tn itx needs
Al varim A creation It demands
All modes Of being, Intellect and clseds,
Ounumbcr1uX the f1ud6
, 1870-03-20

A Boston lady hss publiahed : column in
fiue type, to prove that tho first duty OF WOMAN
is-bctutJ.
, 1870-03-20

a West Virginia paper aeks: "Why is the
dog. Bsr.ase It Is = siou pup. laope ups]F
Ton Hexta md T1ezirs," !" Is suggested na +
suitAble tstie for Rererdy Johnsona forthecr1-
ing aooo1nt Of his English e1pefieNee.
, 1870-03-20

ford in the Tower, and was one OF his
pamphlet writrs- That Dcfoe, BY Locd Ok
encouraged by It's a1tz.oz,aina15 success. added
himself The second volume, tho inte1iodty Of
which is generally acknowledged. Nt. Hollo-
way also told me, from Lord Sunderland, that
Lcfd Oxford dictated some parts Of the nauu-
script to Detoc; Mr.. Holloway vas = grave
anecdotes, %szE learned, particularly good
crieutaIist, authof Of some theological works,
bred 1t Etan School, md Master Of Arts Of
St. John.e College, canhzidse; he used to
say that Robinson crasoe .t ita FIRST pablica-
ve1yally received and credited as :
genuine history. A fictitious nat1a-
i've Ct this sort Was then a new
thing. Ihis kind Of testimony. it vii 5e
seen, is not very reliable; for Warton- who
wrote the memorandum beard tho story from
NJ, Holloway, who heard It from Lord Sunder-
Land; but Lord Sunderland, from whom did ha
hear it? Another form Of accrsation Was that
Defoe derived the story, not from the Earl OF
0uotd, but from Alexander Se1k1rk: The pub
tic curiosity respecting him being excited. be
was induced to put his paPets int1 & the lt hsnds
regular narrative These papers must have
been drawn up after be left Juan Fernandez,
as he had no meaus Of recording his trans
actona there. From this account OF Sel'
Kirk, Defoe took the idea Of writing i
usu0e eN&D61TS W0l1t 4AG 4A111AAAAIc
Of Robinson Ctusoe,' and very dsshon
estay defcauded the origina1 proprietor Of his
ehArr." There were othe, forms which the e
cusa6on assumed, but these were the pm
Gpe1-
The refutatinn has been tolcrably compete
It hAs been ehown that the relations be.Neel
Harley and Deloe 1t the time we're such as t.
render the former little likely to plAce himsel
in the power Of the hitter; that there d moth
ing in Harley STYLE to denote power Of imi
tatsnG tbs remarkable etyle in which, ROBIN
son CIusoe" is written; and that tho first N!
second parta OF tho celebrated work are es1
denty from the same pen, however far u
second may be from equallng tha f.
IN interest: And As to Deto
having stolen the ideas OF Sci
xxx, tho theory vii not stand the test Of sc5u
tiny. Except thAt MN was left On desc
late ialaod to shift for himself, tho romano
md the reality have very little in common
1saAc Disfseli, in his ch1Iming Curaoatle
OF Literature" said .sNo one h1s, or PEI
hAps could have converted the history OF sel
E1k into the wonderful story We possess. d
Detoe himself" Sir Waiter Scott saa
"Elea1ly tho stoty Of Seltirk- which had bee
ppbhshcd few yesrs before, aPpe.rs To hAs
1urniAhed ouE author With 80 Little beyond t.
baze idea OF mau living On an uninhAoats
island, that it eeems quite iuruats1iA whatht
| hs took the hint from that or any other siril
, 1870-03-20

double row Of hinge is nade IN this way and,
when the box-p1aita are brought together at
the top, Ia honercomb, the softest NOISY
eject i produced. # the bottom ot tbs
drcss to which refer wns . side-pfaitinS,
finished 1T either edge with = double fringe
above tha. WAS a row Of the bo1-plsitsng, edged
in the game way; End above that, auotheE band
Of the bo1;rlaits- Tho sottness - snd oesusy OF
/ coka9:le, very 1ourdnt. was finished With .
TOW of the 9rinGpd Iuching and a f.n OF Cham
tiilv larc, vcrr fuIi. Another black six, OF s1-
reEb quality, was m,ae with ITO pa,ssss .s @ sae1 n
each, a TOW OF wide, massive pusssnsesse'te.
The en*oquc, not 1t nj drapcd, was also elabor-
ately trimmed With tho mozt beautiful and
unique designs IN passe7ne.teTic. A fsu Of
depth Gnie!led this striking costume Ffaa
crepadine barrges and blsck gage
8. C7omdrys arc inva5i&hy trimmed
with quantities OF 1Acc. On oae dse.s, q
black qnze, . new snd beautiful French lace
was srtatituted tor the expensive thread,
erccErc. A new shado Of Muo silk for erea-
inc ueat-price. fire hundred dollaEs-wAa
trimmed profrsely with novelty in isce,.
Posnte Ds1Aesse,--not unlike Hon,.on, though
haII-drras % Of rose-pink sill was beauh.
fu1y trimmed, On the fEoa. breadth, !,
with rine rows Of entncdeur d:
taue or embroidered lice inserting, run
ming IepEthW1sa the leuElA " LIE ehA y Aua ta''
dresa MS IN train. At the back were ~!
oKs.es Of The Elk, finger deep, under wt3ct
were very fne p1isscs of Khite organds, edges
With Talenciennes lsce. THIS trimming follow
ed the course Of the train, md xas b1ougn
gracefully up thesides.- No ever-dress. easI
of The brosd double ends Of the silk fF3gcd
and row Of the otgandy md lsce pla1uns
pecpiue o1t from the bottom Of the skirt mad.
IN Charming ensemble. Al the colore<
e1ks far full dress hare the mos!l
nlsitiuga below tho silk trimming, without II
exception 1iute gaze de Chanlbay: for
young lady, trimmed With Fea-grecn Glk, wh
IeT 1nufh admired The trimming On ths
lows, skirt was composed Of alternate longl
tndinsl folds Of green silk and gaze. The fold
Eere bias, md extended To the knee The oFe1
tIreea vas finished with bAnd OF the gaze ore
Tneo Glk, md fns c1iuped silk fnnge- ;.
Snne beautiful novelties were nhoWn u
Cashmere saeques. The most s1pensaEe a5
eia5o1zt4ly embroidered, Like the chshnet
sI,swls. Willie others are Literally covese
Eitl = combination OF bEaiding and ennhmues
Th6y are Iii short, snd rezF much siaahea.
bls4 siIk saoq4e, trimmed With to 1oTa = :, o
thrasd Ices, very fu1, over white blonde Aee
m e;ther eide Of each ssan,, WIS fnishcd u In
bottun Nth beautiful white feather tflhse
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-18
No Extra Charge for Storage.
Build Up the System.

Stlcug,h etuporates last az tl.is season. This
is e. pocia,h tie ease with all who hive ~ the
sweat ~ their brow, From every pore n the
scES.llhc sk.n n moi-;u eNuee whph rontain
the Elements ~ vitality Thcrvh! The h"oJ -
imp shcd. the nary - TcmNtt, the IN t-rlt,
woal,, u., tho grst,pli Impaired l'r bowels dis
iuhya, aud The animal sprta oppressed. The
cons,auttfAin 'hat piotUcc uirsf cue" SONNET
l,o arfes t,s becar e n- IN" ~ tho hear of the
utm,r phelvs bul ,hr iu,s "a the hls-sui tanning
cirgicnts c,M To .gl pi,ed rs oStnt Inauguration,
Now, therefore - The nm" ~ resort to iioslcucr's
stomach BiteIs, HE ni',si powerful 81 all ycgeta.
ole tolucs, L4ug "a l'eil.ie~ has proved that
,nGthiug else VII otbpiently sls am aud regulate
tte AZ -teri, when wlltng dawn uudcr the duublr
uresiuu' OF eScrssin boat AM cot,st unt physical
pH ,usnlL hher; All pefeuns VIII" have been
tcinprd to trS local "ioplcs' lsu-cpliedl which
have heei s,sftVd hy spr,iid spectators in almost
ever, town and village, with a view IA "tunnng a
pouuy' LS ulV 9rodulltN "t tho nuNnry, know
THIS 70 ther cost, II y awisc maxim ihlt snys
"lIold fast TO that which i good" OF the ~ ty
millions ui people IN the United State. probably
one uith have tcstsdthe Restorative rlpertles ot
liostc'hrs Ritters aud know IL 10 TIA specific for
dyspepsia, blllousnc~s nervous weakness, gen.
ertl debility, constipation, fever and 0gu", rld
want 81 appetite; tAd tLy OF lhr"' sl"uid D.
persusied'to experiment with the worthless u"s-
irums, recommended lv unscrupUloqs ana *
f Moran, empercs seems almost Incredible
. b JyudaNM ..r..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-18
NOlNll ADVICE.

Make your business, IL you need cloth
ing, to 80 to a reliable store, where you
can lind all you need, and made in the style
you fancy, at such prices Us to suit your
purse and ,h" times Antrn's Il Just such
a hcu-c' There ycu will always find u
complete and select ~ ,ortment of cloth
ing, either for men, youth, hoy. or child.
ren, at price. "a, low ~ the lowest. Com
pare his good. aud prices ~ ii will b. 70
your interest ir
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-18
MORTGAGE.


No,e hereby given that drfsni, having been
hs''' IA We pa!mrht at the amount secur.d 4,
F pal y srFiLn sale mortgage executed ny
JOHN y. y -s1r' anil pGb,he Z Tiyga9i MI. wiz
"a Mons D. Wiley d';ei tho third ,ls, Of Jane,
! -. los. mai no rdri IN the { nun clofl.'
o.. "a" .uItl ~ A.e Aandyr aud -iIo pt
IN.NHis ~ ''uk ~ 90 -l'r MORTGAGES, page 49,
The tmuunt unw dne tnt payable h.ng sl,i,5 a.
ut'r'l, i.'s..srr VITA IA, er-s' thereon from ths
NI"' nN ~ l"ht Nfy,A b.l,1', Ne IoT tenor of
prom -snfy note h'7rnr even a1'" WIN said sale
uofi1sgr. "a 2 ven isg sad tum ~ slls5 rs. 4
.'' ..if."Ts .ned O. si-iin "a safe UOrigag" -
I'4'' ~ NiN' ~ tA' Terms nhI .rgHFu-inns of
" U", VII, IN SATURDAY, tho ~ las - fuIy,
). u. l--'. betw, 20 the hluNs 81 I1 90. Lin
aIui 'cln"e pm, ui sud DAY, uHdrf And Iy
virtue - th" Power or sale contained l1 ~ -aic
tn"ri gage, @eli - pubic auction 70 tho h'rhs -
BIDDER & ''Hh, nn uin PROMISES, fAr following
,' .p'rI FIyg"I t. At Let Hunl, Iud twvnty.
'No 81 100 ~ F, numbered fuT'y,-eytu ~, Ia
y" hrst addition ~ the city of AFRO county ~
AlcNa1lci, AM -tatV OF Illinois with the apiar.
'rn '''- ~ -ais;y tho ~ posse aliuou tons Of
'hi '" WNFsaf", NORRIS WILEY,
Mortgage.
Jun" ~ i7'' r'sidtd .#
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-18
Ihr Bulletin.
THE rnrcnISA sprnALls OR PORK WORN

Perhaps it is not generally known that
the much talked Of trichiaa spiraLs. or
pork worm, was first discovered in Amer
lea by DR.. G. Kendall Of Philadelphia
Pa. with that American instrument known
rs the Craig Microscope, costing only
1910, after repeated failures TO discover
tho worm with an imported microscope.
costing $50, "of feebler power and less re-
liable. This fact Dr. Kendall stands
ready to prove at any time. The Craig
Microscope in neat box with fun direction
J. mailed anywhere for 1915, BY 4. II
Ross, 8i8 Locust ST., St. Louis, No.
R"ad the advertisement IN this paper
my 81 d3in
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-18
The Imp.rishsbI. Porfum..

A's'-i"' iAg y, riqna, E'r ~ ~ have 30 p.r.
'nAn'ney Ah hour or "a after The Q u-', tu-f, b.
hoirl'a u psrlin.. lel los lHssyuti-' me zee
,nh suee 1sf.hs 10 use f NJ fr, ,ad L,Hnan',
tlsfds wssr .lavs der l,s yppns aan the
handkcrchiei exhais- most I.i shtnII, DOH -
and Agreeable ffssraIee nnr,ip. In \
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-18

GgEAr EXcIrEuESr.- Great slaughter
81 High Price nj Autrirnr, 20 Ohio Leycc,
wlicre you cgnuot Unly find the most fash
inuuhle and sen onnblc stock or clothing ia
th'ci'! hat The lrpc.. md best variety
Of Straw, Loshorn. Panama, Cashmere and
Silh Hat ever offered In Cairo Buy YOU
hats and clothing RIGHT ,hcre ,r
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-18
AUCTION Il COMMISSION
Liberal Advances Mnde on Consiyn.
.I ... meuts,

beallsr sale Giys Nedres lays al1 saturday >
" t".i,srments eoNri,d bN op"n pol.'N OF in-ui
nee, rlr- cons gulu- goods W4ll iuCnr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-18

Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL q
his Laboratory, Filth stitt' Lou
vile, KY:
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BULLS
SARSAP ARILLA
Read the Captains Letter amt
The Letter from llis Mother:

Benton Barracks, Mo-, April ~, is,o
pr JOHN BuLl.--DesT sir. knowing thu ON
cheney of your SarspArilla, and the healing aud
l.nr ncal qualities 10 possesses, | send you the
lollIN ing staten ut OF my ease;
was wounded shout two years ago-wHs iaL'L
prIs on.r AMI couhDea for sixteen months. benz
moyec 20 often, my wounds have not healed SCI,
] have not sat up a moment since was wounded
am sho' through the hips, My general health
- impaired, ana need something TO assist M
turr, | have NOR, faith IN your safsapsrilla than
IN anything else. | wsf that that j. genuine.
Please express mo n half doAep bottles. ant
ohlise CAPT. c. i. JOHNSON,
ST. Louis. Nc.
l.. S-Thc following was written April 81, lst,,
b, Ars, Jennie J-hnson, mother Of Capt. john
son
lR, JOHN BuLL-DeaT SIR; Ny husband, bl.
q p. JchntOn. was skllliul surgeon ami physlt
IAN % CruTs Aes York. where he died, leaving
the above q. r. Johnson IN my care. A. thirteen
years Of age, De had u chronic dlaTrhea AM
-crofula, for which gave HIM your sarsaptr.lis
lr CURED HIM; ] have for ten years recon.
mendei u 20 many IA New York, Ohio ans luNg
for scrofllla, fever sores, and general d~huItk
Perfect success has attended Il. The apss tseei,a
IN s0ms oasS ~ srg'uid and ferer s5res Nsrs a.Hrs
s.edesLlHs. am very anxious for my son 20 again
have recourse 10 your sarsaparllla. lie is t.ai.gi
u gettinga spurious article, hence his wTitinl {,
you for H. Hts wounds were terrible. but ! BE-
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JENNIE JOHNSON