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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-11-16

Deaiers IN iiarnWare,
March I6 CLEAnrIgLp. P, 1870.
THE CLEARFIELD
WOOD HOPPERs' AXE,
Manufactured expressly for the
CLEARFIELD TRADE,
for sale by
HF BIGLER co.
T r Z 1T G A \ S.
Manufactured from best charcoal tin.
Grooved and soldered on outside,
TVARRdNTFD
Also, GLASS FRUIT JARS,
II. f. BIGLER 4 CO
COOK STOVES!
SPEARS CALORIFTC,
SUSQUEHAVNA
SUPERIOR.
GOV. PENN.
REGULATOR.
NOBLE COOK,
NATIONAL RANGE dc, DC,
And all kinds of
HEATTNG STOVES,
On hand and for sale by
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
SECOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
August ;. 1870.
fOtNk and White Lining skins. AMI Roar Skins
L at IL. BIGLER cos
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Pipe-boxes ter wsu
L ons, for sale by II. r BTGLER 4 co
IRON IKoN"-Best har iron. for sale at the
i store OF II. T. BIGLER K CO.
SIoFES of all sorts and sizes constantly OF
- hand at II. F. BIGLER & co.'s
TtBIE CHAINS good article. on hand and
- tor sale by II F BIGLER CO
HoRsE-sHoEs, and horse-nails. to be had ct
IL u f. BIGLER cos
SAnDLES, Brides harness collars &c. fer
| ~ sale at II. F. BTGTER & cos.
GUNS Pistols and sword canes to he had at
" f. BIGLER 4 cos.
II ARNESS, Trimmings, and Shoe findings for
sale at Il F EIGLER d cos
0uL Patty. Paints Glass and Nails. TO, sale at
~ March 10 II F. BIGLEK & cos.
NEW LAMPS Perkins, It Houses -Exn1o-
~ sive Lamp-a new ar'icle-inst received and
Tor sale by HARRY BIGLER 4 co
L 0 n G e S T OOF
in the Unite States is on Rinek's Sons Factory.
! Easton. Pa-.-one third of a mile long-and is
covered with
READY ROOFING
CHEAP. DURABLE and easily applied. Send
for circular and samples to the manufacturers.
READY ROOFING co.
June lap i3.y No 81 Courtlanh st. y. Y
$4,000 bg yea. e. and ssPsT:f: WfHg to 2geG1s s
ACHtNES. The best machine in the void
Stitch alike on both sides. One Machine without
money. For further particulars address . Y 9th
81 PbiI a. IA March 30 '7a-3m
.1HINTs ON HOUSE PAINTING." bvJw
L L Masury Cl iS p, Acc. Free bv mail on
receipt OF price MAsuHr wHiTOy. n. Y. Sm
s'HOw SHALL We PAINT OUR H0UsES?"
4 by W MAsrnY. CT. go p 81 30 Free
ny mail on receipt Of price M.suaY h WHrroS
New York. Apis SIN.
S4O a. H." ss% and ds 5s'f fse nooa win qs, s.n
y June p SIN
- " AiM'S PhNAttS. Kennedy s Medical Dis
- covery. Hemboid's 8uchu. Bake Cod Liver
on, Jayne and Aver Medicines.for sale bv
JAM HARTSWICK 4 IRWIN
7 AIDES The Eugerio is the m nost Useful arri.
l ucie ever invented f'r your use Circulars
Tree Mrs. Morgan, p .. Box 2i3S, Y. Y. Je22 3u
HENTlEMEN The Grant Cigar Tip isa novel
~ ty and = pleasure Samples 30 cents i
"rant O Bcx 1890. Y 7 Je 22-3m
Y Co.'S L.,
Ia SAFE 6y j SHAW SON
n nFFENSWARE Ira sets best stone-ware as
* nieces at 81 81 a. MOSSOP'S
STXTY-FIVE FIRST PRIZE
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-06-30

when she did tho freaking thing Of erect
ing palace of ice. To was splendid aud
conspicuous while il lasted. Bat the
sun socn melted il, and caused its attrac
tions to dissolve into common water,
while the humble stonc cottage Of her
subjects stood firm and uuharmedl Lc,
the fabric Of your character, though ever
so humble, he at least real. Avoid af-
fccting the character Of another, how.
ever great. Build up your own. BE
what Nature intended you to bc--your
sell, apd not somebody else. Shuu nffec
tation. 'ffssa fttbs&
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-06-30
STUN AFFECTATlOM

There il nothing more beautiful In the
young than simplicity Of character. = 1t
is honest. frank, and attractive. How
diaercna is afcctation! The simple
minded are always natural. They are
at the same..timc original. The affected
arc never natural. AS for originality, If
they ever had it, they have crushed it
out and buried it from sight, utterly.
Be yourself, then, young friend! To
attempt to be anybody else is worse than
folly. II is an impossibility to attain it,
1t is contemplate to try! But suppose
you could succeed in initiating tho great
est man that ever figured in history
would that make you any better? BY
no means. Yon would always suffer ir
com parison with the initiated one, and bt
thought Of oply as a shadow Of . sub
stance the echo Of a .sound I'll Q coun-
,erfeit Of a pure coin! DR.. johnson
.ptly compared the heartlcss imitator =
for such he is who affects the charactc
Of ano.her-to the Empress Of Ru' sia
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-06-30
MY DREAM.
ny A LITTLE GIRL.

Isai by the window studying. 1twas
a very warm day and wished there we're
no such things as school books. l sat
in an easy chair, and as was very will
ing to 60 to sleep ! was soon in the
Land of Dreams" In my dream |
saw n large garden with the most lovely
flowers and birds. In the center was
lake, the waters Of which were 60 clear
that could sec the stones and is' es at
the bottom. BY the side Of the lake
was IN arbor, completely covered with
grape vines. l sat down in the arbor,
and thought to myself, it was the most
beautiful place that I was ever in. Sud
denly heard voice call my name.
turned, and saw on the table, in the cen
ter Of tho arbor, a little being about six
inches high. She was dressed in rose
leaves. A wreath Of rose buds were
nround her golden curls. had no doubt
hut it was q fairy. Presently she spoke.
"I am the Queen of the fairies | have
sent for you that | might teach you the
lesson of contentment" She beckoncd
TO q pure whito cloud sailing in the air,
and it noated down TO the entrance OF
the arbor. We seated ourselves upon it
and were borne far away. The cloud
rested by the window Of uery small
house. Within saw a mother, with a
babe on her knee On the floor were
playing two little children who had seen,
perhaps, half dozen summers. Beside
her stood boy about fourteen years OF
ago, with book in his hand. IL know
it all through mother" said he, II wish
Ehad another"
Ills mother said, Tho Lord will rro.
vide. Let not your heart be troubled
my boy" You Sec" said the Queen,
chow happy this poor widow is, and this
boy, though he has but one book while
you have enough books, and good schoo
TO attend, Oiten complain.
The cloud then sailed away. Next We
stopped at house about the size Of the
other. Within was an invalid on bed
Around her were gathered three or fou,
little children to learn to read Alto
gcthcr they had but two books, but the.
seemed very much in earnest. The fair,
said nothing this time. She raw un
dorstood what she desired 10 teach me
We sailed back to the urbor. She the'
loft me, and as l vas thinking about tn
things | had seen, heard voice, yer.
different from tho yoioo Of tho fSfry
say.: "Do you know your lesson ?" l
~As only dream, but never forgot 1t.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-06-30

DIRECTORS.
Jas. u. Lucas. Esq. VIM. Balleniine.
Jas. II. BrittOn, VIM. T.. Burr,
Pres. Nat. Bk cfMo. Pres 81. Louis Nat. Bk.
Henry :. Turner, Jno. r. LiOnberger,
Pres. Union Nat. Bk. Pres Thiral Nat. Bk
Adama'e Johnson, Andrew Maxwell,
ora. JoLn'on & Co. ty Mar~eH d. F,aers.a.
Henry Hitchcock, Esq. ,i ..o
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-06-30

UFFICEKS.
Es JAMES II. LUCAS, President
WM. BALLENTNE, Vice President.
EDWARD Il. PTTMAN, Secretary.
II. Gil RSTOPUER.M, d., Medl Dirc'r.
II. HITCHCOCK, Esq, Attorney.
Prot. 4. q. ARDENT, Actuary.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-06-30
Court Of Appeals.

THE nnaer.igned clerk Of the Board Of Trus-
toes Of tho town Of Troy, hereby gives no.
ticc, that the tax books Of said town, for the
year 1870, have been hled In his Office, and that
the said Board Of Trustees will meet as Court of
Appeals in the Office of E. N. Bonhls, in said
town, on tho Sd Monday in June, 1870, to hear
and determine all appeals from assessments made
in said books. CHAS. u. KEMPER, Clerk.
na Troy, NO, june 0, 1870
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-06-30
Chtyses'ess's Corner.
THE EVENING STORY.

THE EVENING STORY.
No, wc are not sleepy, mother.
SEQ how wide awake VIC seem;
Tell us something sweet TO think Of,
Tell us something sweet to tfcan.
"TclI the very "e,e,c" story
That you ever heard or rad,
knd you'n SEQ that wen remember
Every single word you've said" rGr -
Then told them Of midnight
In the very long ag', 4-.
When the sky was full Of angels, '
Aud; from cvcry shining row.
In voice Of heavenly music, ..... ...
Ca,nc loving message, given ....
For the sake Of ono sweet baby
That had como that night from Heaven.
"Now, pirasc tell us just another,
Tell the sodd>st ono you know.
Aud told o.. One who suffered, lfl. q
As bs wandered 10 and FRO: ....
Doing good to all around him,
without fear, or sin, or pride;
Blessing those who most III used him,
For whose sake ut last he died. .|.
"Now, pleosc, just one more, dear m,thor,
Tell us now the stvunyest ono -
So I told them of njourncy,
On a mountain top begun {: ....
Through tho nsure, in q body
Just ns hcrc on earth he trod,
Up through shining ranks of angels.
To the vcr. throne Of God
Four blue eyes and two sweet voices
Waited tiil my talc was done.
Then they cried, Why, that was Jesus
Those hrer stories are Jui one ~
MARIE r. DrrLvR.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-06-30
1900 POLICIES
ISSUED I'm SIN MONTHS.
Guarantee Interest PIal

AN ENTIRELY Y NEW FEA TURE.
Number Of annual premiums limited, vary -;
from FIVE to twenty two, ncco: ding to age. I
per cent compound interet guara utoed from q
commencement 70 the end Of the paying pc, a
on all the payments, or till the sum insured 81 J
have been accumulated.
Monetary value Of the policy during tho r
ing period averages more than twelve per G.,
Compound Interest and subsequently, during tIsr
whole period of life, the Policy pays an snnu. /,
on It's lace equal to about six per cent At dca q
the amount insured passes unimpaired to the re
rcsentatives Of the deceased. '.,- .... a.s
Z TEMPORARY INSURANCE, whereby o.,
annual premium paid secures to all holder
Life Policies DOUBLE THE TERM OFINSl
! ANCE allowed by other New York, Connecticrt
( New Jersey, Pennsylvania or Western Uompan, q.
generally. Fth 'N"'
Premiums payable either on the AN CASH b
PART LOAN plan. ta-..5-. .5u
! The Empire was the rIPsr Eastern COME
to comply with the requirements OF the J. y
State Law, and has flied ertifcates shoving a.
Deposit of 100000 for the security of poll,
holders with Commissioner King. Ar,..'t ,.f
Live, energetic, TRUTHFUL men wante,, y,
travelling and local agents Tho combined h
yaptagcs offered by tho "EMEIRE" make ~ ~,
BEST Company for reliable men to canvass ii
" ). 9. MELLEN, Manager, age lie1el
For nItssouri, Kansas n south Iilino'
H.G. SMITH, sup't Of Agencies
once dol N. Fourth street, ~. Lou F,
'''' o'"'S'y la d1olp os.g o ( ,,a. +
5sd A. q. ANDG RrON,
r. ,san ir Distria .a9en', lrrntzuttcl
Dr. J. u. D0GGETT. Io'
Locai Agen', T'y, No.
/ DR.. }. A. MUDD.
Local Iyeat, Mii',cood.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-25
srAnrLiNG EvENr IN AN INDIANA
ASYLUM.

A week ago on Saturday evening last
a cOlOred woman VINO was an insane in.
mate Of the County Insane Asylum at
Wayne lndiapa, apparently died, aud
her body having become quiet cold and
stuff was laid oui, placed upon "a board.
covered with a white sheet, aud left in Il
corner Of n room which Was occupied by
several OF the insane umatcs "a IA doriui-
tory.
a funeral service was also held by a
colOred preacher named DoiIerspu, aud
at the conclusion OF the ceremonies the
body was left to be buried on sunday
morning after the arrival of IL colin,
which had been ordered. Daring the
night the occupants of the room were
appalled, at bebolding the supposed
corpse a.ise aud walk about, aud i'm
stautly raised great uproar The noise
WAS heard by Mr.. Riley, keeper OF the
Asylum, but he deemed 1t To be only
some freak Of the insane patients, aud
paid no attention to the matter.
In the morning, however, he himself
went into the roum and saw the woman
in her grave clothes seated on the floor
before the fire, her chin resting on her
hands. and her general air one Of all
lack of concern. Mr.. Riley was himself
greatly startled; but hnally ascertained
that the supposed death was only
trance. The woman il now In her usual
health and bids fair ~ remain an Inmate
OF the Institution for some time to come.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-25
BULLS
SARSAPARIlLA
Read the Captains Letter and
tIie Icttcrir0m his Mother:

Benton barracks. 40, April ~. lee.
lR joins BULf.-Henrsir. Ku0wur ihs -
c.'ucy NJ your ~Hfrpaflis, Hut fUs itsI"rr nd
hshshcml qualities 10 pUsss-rts, ] send yuu tht
follow ia riht"meni ul ny cases
lNa- Nuundsd about tsu ytsfs uso=Uss '7ksn
pfis ou"r Hua confined Tor sIEiesn usuihs eng
move ~ often, ny wounds hH,c hot healed yct.
J have mo- sHi upa moment slu," A. wounded.
J. am -ho through the hip. Ny genera ieaiih
II impaired anu I Ised something 10 asset -
tuTe. have mug' faith Ia yout -HtrspauIla than
n anything el.e / sI.i that tkat i genuine
ilesse express me hall dpysf isftlss. and
oblige GAIT. {. T.. JOHNSON.
-. I. ~. No.
=. S.-The following we written Apiil 30 leo.
- Nf-. Jennie J'hn-on, mother Of Capt. John.
son:
BR, john buLl-pssr sir. rs husband. ~.
:. JOhnton, Nss - - lltUl surgeon AMI physir
ian % Central New York. Nh'r" he Died. leaving
the aioy' q. T.. johnson "a my care. A. thirteen
year Of ~. be had 4 clfoulc dafrisa AMI
scroiula, for which Cav. hun your -sf~aIaFils
1T CURED hlMi have To- ten years iesom.
mended q 20 n,sny In New York, Ohh, and loNs
for scroiula, lever SORES. An' general arbuly.
Perfect success has attended 10. Jkf rtrss ,r,esd
~ u sSSasia aHs frCS ssit. E1s sf.s,f
isWassioss, am very snNiuu- Tor ny - 10 sg.n
hni, recoursc 20 your -HrsRparlis. lie 10 afiul
OF getting spuuuus article, hence lis within tu
> on iurt lil~ w0uHds were terrible, tut h..
lie'' ne will recover. Respectfully.
JENNIE JUHNsoN
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-25

State II Illinois. Alexander County, ss. Ac1an-
der County circuit Cous.
In tho mHitcro Joseph M,Kousio and Newton
Rice, trim of MchenzcG Rec, s. Peter I'm.
norman. ON J." iuoniu hcchsucs Lien,
Pubie Notice B, hereby given, that IN pursuance
Of aecretal Older entered in the ,bOyr entitled
cause, "a he Court OF Common Pleas, Of the cts
Of Caro-, on the sd day OF November. A. u. lsl'
Of the November term, lsI7, Of said Court OF Com
mon Pleas, and certain order catered IN the saia
circuit Court 81 Alexander county, on tho first
day OF October, 4. u, ls,i, OF the september term
lslJ, Of said Circuit Cont, /, John q. Hartman,
Master ia Chancery Tor sald court on the Nintl
day Of April A. u. 1870, a. - o'clock IA th. alter.
noon u SAID day, VII sell a. public auction ~ the
CHEST bladder, Tor cash, 40 the southwest dulroi
tn court house NJ the city ui "a ~, M said Coun.
~, the following describe real estate, situate iu
the Fir-t Atd'uun o. NJ city Of Cairo, county oI
Alexander and state Of illinois, t0.Wg lot mum.
beret IWenty-eight t2sl m Block numbered
I, Tiy eight tisl "a, known aLd dies guated on "a,
E"roficd map plat thereof Together with add
and singular the t"ncmtni- and h,reallauents
ihsreuuto belonging.
JOHN =. HANNAH,
Master 900 Chancpry
Cairo, Illinois, March 10Th, \. y Ice.
uIurltfIfu
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-25
NIAsELit's stLf.

Slate OF Illinois. Alexander County, -. AleXsn.
der county Circuit Court.
Ia the MISTER OF Ing Illinois Central Ran Road "
Daniel He'll ana William BarAcr. On bIl to en-.
force Ncndorz Lem.
Puddle notice BE- htfrbs given, that in pursuance
Of drcfetsl order entered In the above cnt' tied
cause ~ said couE, on the S0ih day OF July, A. D.
lsl1 Of the Juiy legm thereof, |, JahnQ Hartman,
Mate boa ChAnceTy OF said county WIN, ON tie -.
cond day of April 4. H.. ls70, 40 n o'cl ck IN The
forenoon of raid day, sell AT public auction 90 TIE
highest bidder 10 cash, ut The -oulh. west door Di
the couri house iu the city of Cauo To- said coun.
-, the following described real estate situate 10
tho city at Cairo, county Of Alexander. Uud rtntc
OF Illinois 10 VA: Lot numbered seventeen 90
M Block numbered One lll according 90 The ro-
corded map or plat q oreOf, together with ul and
singular the tcnemcpt- aid b rcdltsmenis There
unto belonging.
JOHN Q. HARTMAN,
Master IN Chanpory,
Cairo, ~, March NH, A. b. ls7u.
marlldtd
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-25

Thss the only route by when passengers eau leave
Chicago saturday afternoon, IA IL through car THIS
tram leaves the PlttShurg, Fort Wayne Chicago
Hallway pep0t az - I.In. and runs through withuut
Ielay, arriving Ia New York al t:J Monday morning
Hours In Advance OF Other Lines!
The aUu pm. train trum Chicago arrives m New
Rork NJ " ~ am, the SECOND DAY, 4. l.. Hours
tu Advance of ANY either koutc! with cor.
responding reduction Ca BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
uo- baggage checked through "a all stations the
Line OF the PeunsylyAnIa Railway, aud to Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York, from ritIsburg, Chicago
AMI all principal Western Cities.
pD- Hates OF freight and express freight 10 any
Eastern point, are a. all times as favorable are
charged hy otncr lines.
BD' Through tickets for sale az the princp pal Officer
In The West.
EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
GenNal superintendent, Altoona Pc.
7. L. KlMBN,L, Passenger Agent. Chicago
islWN
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-25
LEGAL.
IINKiSTEl's SALE.

Il
whereas. Cordelia T.. ~ oil and Joseph |. Ah.ll
her husband, by their certain Deed. bearing date
the twentieth Jay Of August A. y. isCs. and
corded ~ BOOK II ~ deeds, on page H. m the
Recorders office Of Alexander county, Illinois
Mckinney, the following described lot OF parcel
oilanr, to-wr Lot numbered tthirty.soyent 81. boz
Block numbered (hny oncl 81 IN the city Of Cairo.
county of Alexander and >tue 81 Illinois Pro.
yided, however, that In case 81 default lu
tue payment OF n ceriAn promissaTy note
OF the said Coriela T.. Abcll and Joseph
]. Aboll bearing even date with said Trust
Deed, for III, sum of Twelve Hundrcu
Dollars, with interest nj tho rate OF twelve PEI
an PAYABLE TO the order Of the under
signed, James W Mckinney. No the cts
Atiio al Bank NJ CAIRO, ~ SIX months ATE,
the date thereof that tho under. igued, tA'
saii James W. Mex nucy, hi. legal repre-.
seniatlvrs or attorneys .houd proceed ana
sell tho said premises a. by said deed provide
ci and execute u the purchaser COOL 1nd
sufficient deed, conveying ull the right HuI titl,
Of she s1ii torioi.a T.. Ah@ll aud J"-ephi Abel
signed Ana, whereas, default has been mate 10
the payment of - RI note, aui the entire uIGrIpl.
anl Interest Thereon remains due and unpaid.
Now, therefore, notice I- hereby given, that D.
virtue OF thr terms nud condition, ~ -.lI Irg'
Deed, will on FRIDAY, April IT., ls51, AZ the couu
house m Cairo lihuoi., Ut the hour Of Do O'Clock
am, ui said day, sell tho premises Aforesaid,
publ e yenduc 10 the hgA bidder for rasu 10.
hand, and viii execute aud deliver 20 She puToia.
JAMES W MCKINNEY,
Mortgage aud Trustee.
Green Gilbert, Attorneys.
Cairo, IN na.., Mach nth, lh-1--narltd.lI
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-25
INSURANCE


w. n. Morris. u. %. Caudee.
CANDEE & MORRIS,
Notaries Public and Insurance Agents.
Cairo. l11i11o
OFFICE,--No. II Ohio Leree, City National
Bank Buitding. dec2ltf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-25
U'IRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
COMrAsIts:
NIAGARA, NEW YORK;
t36,2i6 10
GFRMANIA, NEW YORK;
As IT.. .....s ,OGs, OBI ~.
HANOVER, NEW YORK;
As>Ers...... ....S72G,782 ~
REPUBLIC, NEW YORK;
ASSET .......s5 .O2J
Comprising the Underwriters Agency.
YONKERS, NEW YORK;
ASSETS..............ssss,t8 f Is
ALBANY CITY;
ASSETS. .,.,..........s t53.i03 ~
FIREMAN'S FUND, SAN FRANCISCO
ASSETS, tGoldi. -s07s 900 %
SECURITY, NEW YORK; (Marlne.)
s-ETS..-......-.si, i3s,sty 90
Stores, dwellings. furniture, hulls and cargoc-
insurd AT rate, ~ favorable a. sound rerinnscnt
security will warrant.
! respectfully ask VI the citizens Of Cairo Ashrre II
their patronage.
noysu q y. HUGHES
Once at First National bank.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-25
Cz1i1ls a11oi T'ovc=.

THE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
l Justly claims for 10 superiority us'r 90 re-
NEEDLES ever offered 30 the public for o." soi' osr
tam sgssdg end bs,maEerf ere 81 Apue rud Fever,
OF Chll- ant Fever, whether OF short OF jon.
standing. He TcieT- ~ the entire western ar#
southeastern country 20 te1r hIu iestmuu! 'H
the truth ~ the assertion, That 20 Hr tH-'
whai.Ner Will g fail 90 cure" % the directions HI'
strictly followed and 'Hft."'i uut. In A Lr,s
tnuuN cases % ugie dose hg- breu .uf' I''t tDy
cure, ami whole families have 49, % cured ty
single bottle. with perfect restoration OF o..
general heath. . i-. however, prUu'uf, and 10
every Ca" t-Of~ certain tu cure. 10 IT, use .- con
tinued IN smaller dO-es for week ~ two after tn
disease has teen checked, more especially 10 az.
hcult and lonR standing ras's J.ually, NiH
medicine vii bot require amy aid to h'rT the
towels in good oidcr should the patient hoNcs.
81, require cathaftiC moIIDu", after hs'ItL
taken three or four dose. - thr Tonic, single
dose at nuIt's Vegetable tAn.ii, riiis
will T.. SUFFICIENT.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-25
. ull'. " orsu lies.
N.laH0v, wAiEsF COUNT. Ca.
IHrs -. 1-fN.

Dr. ions Brii--l-aF Sr ! have recently
gwen yuuf Worm destroyer retefsl tIsls,
snf tnd It vuuu.ffuily efrscIsu- % has NOT
failed u a s.us.r instliile 90 have the Vishsd.iuT
effect. an au.up pretty iafg. county pfsrt.r',
Rud have uaI ice iof some artIHls % the X nj.
an free Co. ,uuis-- bat kuus q 30 remedy
recommended IS the atIc-f authorities tlsi ~ ~
certain ami sJ.say IA it, efis.t- on 90. CONTRA s.
uet are unrsTIa.ul u tils extreme Ny OBJECT o.
writing you q. To- Ind on utou ghsi terra can
get the medicine diTsfty ITEM you. u ! cen e.
10 upon easS terms, slsll U-r great deal 30 %
~ a~af' that tls nee Ui s' Articles Is contrary
90 the trarhiuy- ami pfHrt.Dr uf O. great iuaIsFfr
of 'h' ffgsfar Tine discard ~ rUu.faf NI.N b..
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lesisic suisrnE humanity sh.gh may 10 able
o. commaud-n"f h'sifatIug t'ySlsg some on,
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effects tfsi, and secured the sole right o. tprurr
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advocate Or Supporter OF the thousand % woulIs.-
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cn'c all mssner Diseases 60 shsch Herh j. heir.
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terms. an, ~. yeTy respectfully,
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-25
Or JOHN BULLS Prurip,l ,sc,.
No. 80 FIFTH. Gross street.
Loui@vi11c ky.
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WORM DESTROYER
To Wy United STATES and W, rid
wide Reader:

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