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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1870-12-22


signed by Baez and Babcock, the lat.er
pledged that the President wouloso III
a,,once CONGRESS as to make annexation
necessity; so, the first thing 'i'e rie'-
ident did was to send naval force 10
San Domingo, that President Baez
might betray his country"
sumner showed that d naval officer
had entered the capital of Hayti ana
threatened the authorities that II they
endeavored to thwart the object OF an
nexation he would bring his guns 10
bear upon and blow down the town.
Against their ears the Government
would not so threaten a stronger power
such as France or England. e'Yfan
We could not acquire the Island oi
San Domingo, for one-half belonged 10
Hayti; and, if we annexed San DO
mingo, we would have to assume
part of the sixty millions of francs Hay
ii and San Domingo owet to France. In
every view Of the case we would pur-
chase bloody lawsuit, and Sumner
appealed both to Mr.. Morton and the
Vice President to call on the President
and ask him to retrace his steps ana
not follow the example of Presidents
Pierce. Buchanan and Johnson. Not
likely he will do so.-ED. TEL
Later.-The Senate still remains in
session, discussing the San Domingo
resolution. There is a probability Ofan
all-night session.
The "Boys in Blue" made demon
stration of welcome to Congress, and
visited the President, who made a
short speech, stating that any attempt
to remove the capital, in his opinion,
was unconstitutional.
WASHINGTON, Dec. d. Senate. -
Sumner spoke on San Domingo. Nor
ton speaks tonight. Morton gave way
and the sugar bill passed without the
amendment. 1t goes to the President.
Ho,tse.-The vote postponing amnes-
ty was 1902 to So. The speaker an
nounced to-morrow's session for debate
only. This delays San Domingo till
after recess. ....... ..
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-HOoper will
succeed Schenck as Chairman of the
Committee of Ways and Means.
James Morris, executive clerk of the
Senate, has purchased the Chronicle, to
be continued as administration paper.
Schenck was nominated to-day for
minister to England.
The war department has no advices
of trouble in Georgia.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
MADRID, Dec. 21.-In the COrtes,
Senior RObledo declared that he and his
party did not wish for coup detdt, but
were determined to save the King OF
perish with him.
Sinor Figures followed in support OF
the motion for dissolution, but admit.
ted that the country would not settle
into tranquility even though the Duke
of Aosta were now on the throne, un.
less the finances were suitable.
The motion was supported by the
Government, the members thereof ex.
pressing the sentiment that, to save the
country, all measures were allowable.
ROME, Dec. 21.-The Ministerial pro.
ject, guaranteeing the independence OF
the Holy See, covers sixteen points, viz
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g. No searches Vi oOIuN
hook documents Of sacred congrega-
tons. p 81
g. pope free in publishing acts OF ms
Ministry.
~ Cardinals and Ecclesiastics par
ticipating in such acts shall be free rom
lnolestatiOn.
II. Free correspondence between the
Pope and the Catholic world.
y. Pontifcal jurisdiction shallbe eS-
ercised free of contest by State eccle-
siastical meetings, and without Gov
eminent permission $40 sorry
Is. Nominations of gil bepeficlaries,
dignitaries and officers Of church shall
he made without Government interfer-
ence. .-........
b. 10. Episcopal oaths Of allegiance to
the King shall be abolished.
is. Institutions for the education OF
priests shall be under the direction OF
the Pope. a1a ~ 4c shG 81
MADRID, Dec. 2l.-COrtes voted Its
own dissolution amid great excitement
and opposition, and Immediately left
the chamber. er"
900. R3ss.ss,tN N, Bee. 94.--lfhe Krnz zeitung
says, regarding the neutrality OF Lux
emburg, that diplomatic negotiations
are impossible in war, as the German
armies would thereby be compressed.
Prussia is ready to submit her claims
to arbitration without affecting the po-
sition of Luxembhrg as an independent
state. ~
81" The Diet Of Hesse Darlnstadd has,ap-
proved of the federal treaties and voted
further war credit. ,.,W
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Dec. 2l.-It is UNI
true that Turkey is determined act
independently of the Powers.
LONDON, Dec. 2l.-Prussia, accepting
conference, STIMULATES that only matters
connected With the treaty Of 1856 be
considered. a-
The adhesion of France to the confer
ence is still wanted.
Attaches of foreign legations who
have arrived here from Paris, confirm
the reports that the supplies of food in
the city will last two months longer.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 21.- Galois
explains that in discarding that portion
Of the treaty which neutralizes the
Black Sea, Russia only cancelled COM
pact which all parties regarded abso-
lute(?) H,tufts T. tss~itgolf
HaySCExI.ANH0US.
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IAySCExLANHouS.

NATCHEz, Dec. 22.-At o'clock this
morning the r. f. Lee and Potomac
cOllided opposite Natchez; both badly
damaged. The Lees pilot ran her on
a bar, where she sank in 8 feet of water.
The Potomac is unloading for repairs.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 22.-Raining.
eMrcury $40. ....
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pJH There will be no paper issued
from this Office on Saturday.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1870-12-22
TELEGRAPHIC.

TELEGRAPHlC.
Especial TO the Daily Telegraph
Sumner Exposes the Presidents
San Domingo Policy.
= And Warns the President.
Schenck Nominated to the English
Mission. ..
No Trouble at the Georgia Election.
Sinking of Steamer r. Il. Lee!
rIE< - .r 4
Spanish COrtes Dissolved! II
Ia ~ t'st = tfN
Paris Well-PrOyisiOned.
-.a u, .... e..'.- .~'
.... !" ..-'I..re.- - .. .."
Guarantees to the Pope.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-13
ENGEisl, EEMIs.EBITTEE

The only acknowledged rt'nn" Tonic ant fo.
uti sul1ipf known, vii rUr. 800 these rUu.
paints p''se mentioned M nu Incredibly short
Liuc. lhu LiIfel- ~ ono" Hfpu-t-, Strengthens
III" womb e" D.. natural 'Hu'.i .u, removing oH.
"'e'ruguon-, relieving pan sud regulating The
monthly p,tiui. NuuIDs HiaGs- % Iilr, g., Nlu aud
I'uguid ctl, iHsi I.Hr-'lug iatH w0mIuhU.l sh"
DEL iIr pri4u 0t aIl, tlt iufki clio silently .'.b- a
rrbl', '1.- ,hFIk ora slate I,ar.l 90 aIi. tlf.
Tor foods sh" turns with tduil oyo ant -ses -ul.
l'"lr Tor ESQ hp longer -IuIh|'-s her ueIy
ltulh De- uu longer tI4 ringing taf.IIh o.. hII,
.hr mop'a about with tlupIi' 80 q. bII lutu ~ ft
headache, 'pitaiiuu, .u.upatlou, swimming II
W" h'Il, '.II i'yi ult lHa.-, melancholy, .sD
has coated tongue, ulcus .y, breath, s4ia L..t
% other ''i!. a." u n"rpua o. fn.uiun
When neglected tll these s,Iutotu. b,.U0mr Es-
Efh'u' l. th'f' BE- st,L ~tIiI4r p, ltItibUlu,aI4I
IH" r'ia"s snd"r Tie eyes, On" leg AMI GukI les
ut 81" .l"u' u" hair lusats . g'4ss puI fall on
there j. britticuess AMI sp'itf ne % tho nrg
malls, ~ lien abdomen, 'K'r. Hie usTE Ou,utss.
pam. aud n.h"-, dry cough, ll-f.IUsl ITO rsrIi
rru.trticu and i'ltn' u NuI, ct auy - ,uur
friends are thus All UtDl, send 10 once frF 'sffn
% Eug'i-h Fr.naiu Is tiers tud b. cufs|. lf.,i.
irc.. are m.sr.d iu-u'h coUP.s.ut.. safely 30
mother VIII postpone api do' y ila lGiy nul
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BULLS
SARSAPARllLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother,

Benion barracks, No, April ~, tsoA
HE JOHN BuLl.-pear SIR knowing N. .f
C.rGry ~ your ~at-rsrila, and IN. healing sng
t"n' h'inl qualities II poss"ss"-, ! send You me
iulI1siul statement oi my case!
Iva. wounded about tao years ayo--was taken
PRISONER aEd confined for sixteen months. Beng
move, IN often, my wounds have not healed yet
hay. not sNt up ~ moment since aAs wounded.
an shol through the hips. My general health
H Impaired, and need something TO assist NJ
gure. have NOR. faith 10 your sNsspaIuls than
m anything else, ! visit that that i genuine.
Please r.prrs- M. q half dni.r bnttIs., enc
onllse CAPT G. l.. JOHNSON,
81. Louis. No.
T., S.-The following VIA written April 81, I-t.
b' Ma, Jeanne J.hnson, mother II Capt. John.
on;
DR, JOHN BULL--D-.- sri My husband, III.
{ -. Johnlon, va u skiifUl surgeon and physt.
iAu O. Central New York. wheT. lie dIei, leaving
the above =. T.. johnson IN my care. A. thirt~ep
year, of age ho had "a chronic diArThea ano
.a- Diult, iur which gave HIM yOrT -ar-sparills.
II CGEEb Hlh. ] have for ten years recon.
mIrL-oi i 20 nlany IA Ne" York, Ohio and Iowa,
for srrofuls. never sores, and general debility.
Perfect success has attended It, lac arss sgsel's
s0ne Of s6rginia a~d fsev siss'si
,a"acglaas. am very anxiOus for my son TO ssan
have recourse Ia your Ssrsaparilla. He u f'asini
oi gettnga spurious article, hence his wIlhnS 70
YOU FORT. HIS wound, acre terrible, Out he
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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DEATH ~ AT THE DOOR.

u Al tho." compliant. "a" system 'Yiisuty
shows = want 81 rel bionf, snf NJ 'iurrhui. 10
hls WORK On Diseases - Females sl' "Bssf.ng
10 mind that the blood ~ r,msfssi y dsA. .sut IA
Fsir"Tp',-'lcs, AMI the kuuNu Vrupeuy ~ ron 90
c"uc,t thisruu.l.t.uu, tl.uTN sHsre-ts ita- fh'
tratr - Iron Ciffat. az lfuu inter-. sfs.ly into
INTO the goinpns.ii0I q EnFiisL Icmaio u .ttsf.,
c'mhu"1 VIII powerful vegetable iHu.r- 20 rare
qgaItle-.
Among he mountain. OF Tennessee and ia.
Pln"y wood. ~ hl...s-Ipp, I. found a rarta O
bari ans = uiy root, shirh au been ~ secret use
magic powers 10 regulating ui.l ft.tuf~. aIl a..
l.u'- ntN' ring WITH .N. election ul t4, suf.lu.
lhi- root 81" hfNr Obtained. giving n 4 It.r t,-f 100
our fr''u'', ant 10 la nov rT, ~ fie IIuu.f.HI
ingredients 10 tAgsc EIj,F-, rta'F Iu.,i.A.
hlTin" Aud General tIu..- a'-' Gator 'l4in i.-
'"mp"'li'n. We also uiI Lsp'aulr4 90 t'ask
i'o'' t"iu car OBJ Ht upon .'. |''. .... ..0I I.r
'pavl.opHn,
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REQ ONINs. YogSG GsY.S

N.'dio.sg"i ml'rau-, toe. 70 tho critical I,f.,I
u1d Else aged gfuu lfu'thsT, aIc au cured Is t4r
usH Or our En fI.s' Female b'f"f. f.... rf, a..I
u-'i iy gh}-l"i 100. HlI oN'rthe cYubtf,.
IiAuu age troubled with falling at $50 Womb.
attended With .Du-s Of We. Ait ,iI I,.rlf, ..,., D.,
Islu IN the hack ant side, amt oth'r attendant
,Nu-, Lag .sh Ivins" Batter. all -Iyc entire f,-
lie
Those 1T the ''tgru OF OF f." mother. 40. rron.
hb'brut, ami 900 other, lmulc COP .tHli-I shp
are COW 1lespri's nom any pru'IHH'o' ,r dob o..
taiihF CON plant, WHO giNl strength slowly, aud
tLs-c bti"r- "a" very ming thsit -ystnm lie.
nahGs II gf", powerful appetite, a.u- -.ui a--
-I-'s digestion, aruu-'S TIE liver, strengthen.
mentally Hnd phlslclly, pui hll- tho whole .y.-
tom "uu lNI" ''.uIr.u ''."f ,lnf-|UF tlgYU.h
co. ChAhnel-.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-13

't'HE proprietor Of thu. ceiebfsted medicine
lustIb claims for u a superiority over all re-
in'Hl"s ever offered to 10" public Tor the ATE,
tam, b'Sig and p,rsdWsrt ere Of ARue aud Fever,
or 'lulI- al Fever, wh.th.r OF short or lUhg
standing. He REFER TO the entif. Western anil
southeastern country to besr HIM testimony to
tuo truth Of the assertion, that ~ no case
whatever wi u fal tO cure, " the dr.ciious ar.
strictly followed sud carried out. In sre~i
many cases single dose has been sufficient Tor
cure, aud whole ismilie- hsv. been cured Dy
single bottle, With n perfect restoration OF the
general health u Us, however, prudent. and IN
every cR-e NOR. certain H. cure, u IT. use u con
tnupd IN smaller doses fof week or tao after the
disease hh. teen checked, more especially va III.
hoult aud long standing eases. Usually, this
mcdiriu" VII not require amy AID 20 keep the
t0w"ls IN good order should the patient. hOseS
eT, require ratharIc medicine, after having
taken three or four doses of the Tome, ssingi.
do" Of BuIrs Vegetable Family ptiis
will be- Sufficient.
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s.,.'.sssss sss .asssz1.a4.x.....-.
COMMON srog shop ss,:tcrs

Empty Bitter Iatllrs, Of ynuou- s'yIcs, can
%" found aruuId almost g,'ty dwelling and cabin
throughout the land. IEe.T ft-ir I- Ilrs.tut, and
hF'' aHNvii-'" Z. 'utr alnus. ttety istA.e wutlo
the Manufactures knew iIry U.t--t-. ul' mod.
l..Hd It"prIDo, whai'ysT. .il.ry arc "a Tnan-
u"ss.s"- Cor exceed E'y common usitrplcy
I'fTar" 81 thrsn pleasant ti'c's IN quart bot.
Ntri tnss contain Il sling { r your yIiai,. and Ia.
Who Day Them rtIr.r- q "tupvt'.' gros into hi.
house. on" Utl Nhu knows nothing about med.
lHlu"i s3N- me hg bottles ~ rutuuuu -t4H uiu
,4Is oh'il Hud ic'rr rheumatism uld Cpu.uiup.
'"h' another, who" hottlr ls y,4y Iury, cures
II Impurities 81 tin BOOT, hHi,- uli men
Jung raslH out "''I'-, stare sight t. the
POI .H., aud Numerous other Iuaul,-; while yet
another, "Ap itesuiL'- cr'ty man drunkarl,
l"T'-'7l ~ cure colo, IN..nWuI nails, SuIluN
If'.T AtWt d.scpcc amt lYgr-s .t'. maid nsi, w
Know they make no such plgrs, S.. know the mao.
p.u az Htr." are deceived aus swludrd, nni a. ~
de 4" 10 N"nillatc these common humhnps
make III" following c'4l.,ugc in one ahd all
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-13
EESiA, q COnpLAlNE

That claims IL victim, throughout the l,np 10 and
breadth uI the luld.
MANY female, suffer no Some way AZ ca' h
monthly PERIOD some ia are "a great peril at
the commencement ut m'u-trugtuu. while older
uo- urrut IL decline a. the turn ut lltr.' SOM.
times the menstrual How B. too much, ui too liuly,
OF mas u" attended with pain may ho irregular
uT entirely cur'rcd. or changed ~ appearance,
or attended with Oihrr distressing -NmptunI..
Iuuourrhuon, or the. whites frequently drains
thee N-',m urui,uratluu 81 the Wuu,h may create
.uu ant ,Iu-" uVid pru-tr1u,u.
flU' OF u,r Womb b. uy uN', yIlugly common
compliant, gIyug much Trouble AMI distress,
winch, uuI,f Ordinary treatment, i- dIH,,ui o.
cue,
Hyst'r.. Green sickness. lu+tllIty ~ tho
WOMB, uuI other serious ana fatal complaints TIi.
Tow o." female -.N throughout lfH, Lts- Their" 70
medical gentleman no has or can relieve the fsir
lex OF the unpyr truut,'s' NOt many. o, there
40 comb nation II remedial agents ilist will come
o. her re-pu'g We answer, yes.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-13
THINGS YOU 0lEalT TO
l. KNOW.
A Lecture ON the Philosophy OF Mar.
riagc, and the Secret lnflrmitics
or Youth, Manhood and
Old Are.

THIS lecture shonld b. IN the hands Of every
young man. and especially those contemplating
marriage, u viii caution and guide him through
he, and II he follows the instructions Their. lad
down. he may escape disease and attain Old age
with ell his faculties unimpaired. IL contains
rules and prescriptions that wIll cure any case Of
seminal weakness, emissions. etc, AMI restore
lost manhood to perfect health. Sent free 30 al,
ny one who has suffered and ~ nov cursd.
Adnrssg. br. EDGAR FIREMAN..
Station u. Bhio House, New York.
octijleodasiy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-13
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

That one tablespoonful Of ENGLISH FEMALE
BITTElS contains a. much medicinal properties
~ ONE iior1LE OF any Of the pleasantly tasted
colnlnon advertised bltlcIs OF the day The med.
ical profession 10 decide the question. BE ii ~.
drIstpOd that English FeInie Bltt,rs is not II,
beverage, but is a powerful Iron AMI Vegetable
Tonic combined, curing long standing chrnu 4
female complaints ia every direction.
Put mp in large bottles at dollar and % cents
per bottle, or six bottles for eight dollars and
sold by druggists and merchants everywhere.
J.P. BRoMGooLE1 co., Props.
Memphis, Tenn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-13

EyTABLIsHED 1900.
ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS
a.
SApoLIo
Tne superiority OF TINS exeelIsnt preparatlon
over any other article ever offered to the pubic
has been demonstrated by the wonderful opu
ny u has attained within the brief year sine
was hrsi manufactured Not les than
One Million Housekeepers
to.dry using sapolio In this and other coun.
=, ana the demand IL rapidly increasing.
9Th brick, rotten stone, acid ana lye
EMO longer necessity in the household, since
olio does the work OF each and all these, and
III tar less labor and expense.
The following are few OF the spec ial uses
which SapoiO Is admirably adapted
CLEAN wINDOws-withoutw ettng carpets
or soiling the paint. Take wet cloth, not
dripping, rno y oyer the cake OF saPoil9
then briskly over the pane OF glass clean
of and polish with dry cloth or cbasnois To
remove varnish or dried paint will require
little extra rubbing.
CLEAN KNIvEs-use your d,sh. cloth, rub
knives. THIS will give brilliant and dura.
bic polish, without scratching.
POLlsn TIN, BRASS, aad other Cslisary
OF sspolio until wei, covered, and then
quickly over the surface Of the utensil. 81
will prodnce alustre equal II not superior to
to the new
70 CLEAN PANT AND wOOD.wORx-u.e.sa.
polio ~ above do not rub too hard, and
rinse with clotn in clean water.
fOR House CLEANiNG-sapol'e Is Of the great
est value in the saving OF time, labor ana
the wear Of the articles cieanscd. Try II
once and you will never be withoutit
FOR WASHING DISHES, bath Tubs, Floors,
Tables, elsewhere soap was formerly used
sapolio Is Invaluable; and once used, will
never be dispensed with.
REMOVES STAIN FROM MARBLE.
IN TIM HOuSs-ror all purposes tcncept wash.
ing eloihcsl. TIN. article Is convene mt
economical and reliable.
IN TINE STORE-For polishing scales. measures
Tin, brass or copper, knives, shears, etc.
IN TnE SHOP-for cleaning, polishing and re:
moving gums, oil, etc., from machinery and
NIT Mgo1 vICE-of the .us.on. dentist, civ
engineer, painter and ensraver. -,
n ALL PLACES where a cleansing and polish.
lbg agent, at once effective. economi zeal and
harmless, IL required, our sapollo, will
prove its great superiority over all ether
kOR NiND W ASKING polio {. .t what every
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-13
old DIR. MEATH'S

sumption, dyspepsia, constipation, piles,
disease u The Liver, blood, kin, AMI
ell by and could only bc cured after curing them
u seminal weakness. Inhalation, cau-,ic-, igou,
tones, stimulants, hypopho -hltes. mcTcury, cop.
alma, cubebs, burhu, I'M .ctions aud the ordinary
remedi es had proved worse than useless.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-13
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

Are prepared from the prescription of pr. Roht.
T. He'll, m eminent physician ul many wears. *.
perienco and are not a worthless patent u'ii.
rlnc Dr. Belts specific remedy hit been tested
for many years, and IL warranted "a certain ruio,
no matter how bad th" ease may hc Hun lrul-
of certificates can ht shown. 10 secure ih gen.
utnc, enclose ~ IN letter and they viii be- scot
on receipt, secure from observation. hy mail, po4i
pad, with rules ani instructions that vii IN ,utr
ccdy cure. PTiy1t" citcuirr- sent free. Al.
dress STEPHEN HNMItN,
Gen'l Agent, 80 Broadway. y. ".
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NIl.snow, WAGER County. Ca. 1
June -. l-fs

lf JUuS NvLL-D.n SIR l have receu-
gwen yoIf WORN destroyer" several trials,
suf had % wonderfully i'lr.ciOu-. 10 has not
n i"i In single instaDe" to have the st.hed.ior
'f-''. l an dong pretty lafg. cO'inty prsrtnd.
nuI have da use fOf come Aglicis - the kldy
an free 10 confess hat kbos ~ no remesa
recommended - ~. sbi"st authorities that set
ycrtA. u All speedy To- - effects. Du W. rontrs
lLcy ~" uncertain "a Ihs extreme. Ny object va
writing You 10 % Ind out upon What term. csb
get the medicine directly from you. II can s-t
tupun easy term. shAll ". great deal OF u.
am aware that the 80 Of such articles j. contrary
10 the toNahlnss and prri.ce 81 a great majority
- ilo fs.-L.ar lIs 4 israfdlng % remedy .hchvc
kHos H. y. suriri"ri simply t-rsns. "" maybe
ignorant oitt- continuation. fof NY pui. sasIl
Intsv II rus o. u.s. sl and every means o. Al.
l,,sf" sufsTiug humanity ~ IA I may b. sias
o. Communicated h".Itaiiug because som. one
more ingenious than ny t'lt hss" leaned ~
effects ufs', and occurred "a" -"" r,sht g. secure
UIsl ALUNlcdge. NoseNof, I ain by no means an
aito. a's supporter - the thousand - vorhls..
rDrt.4u- that Good tle courty, that pufpSTt ~
H.I.y sl u,HHef uf tlsrs.~s tH whr'. 4rsA +. t'.r
I..,." 'lly soon. HlI inform NJ" 10 your to
f..HrH. afg, 80, N"lg ts-l.f NulN,
JuLlt'-P. CLEMENT. ". T.
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pR. JOHN BULLS Principal orbce3
NO. 10 FIFTH. Gross street.,
ho,lfsvtl1o. Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
10 MylUmited states and World
xVih0 Renherx.

I HAVE fccsIsei many testimonials from
i profess ioual sni meiicsl men, .. my slmsnscs
hIt various publications. have shown, all - shrh
Af' genuine. The following. from tishly sdu.
Gated Rni popular physician IA Georgia, - c.f-
T. MY one al the most senslb coinmuBl at Ons
have ever received. br. ciemsui knows et.
sH'Iy What he rp.sts Il. ana Ia. testimony de-
serves to Dc WTtt.n Ia letter. a gold. Hear
shat the Doctor say. - H0lIs Worm Oes.
troysr;
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the superiority OF TINS excellent preparation
over any other article ever offered to the pubic
has been demonstrated by the wonderful opu
ny u has attained within the brief year sine
was first manufactured. Not les than
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-07-20

4 citizen Of Bowling Green, who says that be has
brother in an iron foundry here addresses the follow
ing inquiry to the editor of this paper: 81 notice in
your issue today statement of remarkable spell of
weather in your city last month"; when the iron foun
ders had to throw their pig metal into the river to
keep it from melting. Will you be kind as to in
form me what became of the men--whether they
melted or notf" Yes the men melted too. An ear
Restedort was made to save them by keeping them
constantly deluged with ice water, but in vain aud
their remains are floating like fakes Of talow,
far down the Misaissippi
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-07-20

MISSISSIPPI, OUAcH1TA AND RED RIVER RAILRoAD.-
" We interviewed Judge Thos N. Bowen, President
of the Mississippi, Ouachita aud Red River Railroad
yesterday, who has just returned from New York or
business connected with the road TO the prospects
for Its early completion. This is his third trip to New
York on the same business and he now gives cheer
ing account Of his work. He says he has succeeded
in procuring suicency Of iron for seventy Eve miles
of the road, and enough money 10 justify vigorous
prosecution Of the work. He says there IL no good
reason now why the road should not be built to Cam.
den by the close Of the present year. and that it can
be done if counties along the route will give ILLEGAL
support to the enterprise. If those counties which
to be benefited in its construction will vote aid in
construction of the road their bonds could be used in
connection with the money already secured and the
work pushed forward without any drawback for lack OF
means.
The contractor will begin work at Eunice early in
July, and the people will then be able to Judge whether
the Efforts of the management in earnest and give
much promise of success, which is the criterion by
which they will be judged By those who ask only that
the road be built, The President seems to fully COM
prebend this, and claims to be making vigorous ef
fort to convince the people, By acts rather than pords
of his intention to Puah the work, with energy"
Little Rock Gazette.