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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27
MarrtaGes.

THOMAS-HALE.-At the residence of the
BRIDES father, in Chicago, III, on Thursday eve
ming, Sept %, by the Kew. Robert Co lyer, Horace
Ii. Thomas, Esq., and Anna G., daughter Of Rob
err Hale ESQ
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

HDW Why not use White Pine Compound, when
it is such sure remedy for Coughs, Lung Com
plants and Kidney troubles?
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

PERSONAL - We notice, and with
pleasure, that Mr. John Schrer has been
promoted to the position of Superintend-
ent Of the Western division of the Yer
mont Central Railroad Formerly the
O1densburg and Lake ChamplainG in
place of Dewitt G. Brown, resigned, and
in this connection, having known Mr..
:, ,hrisr personally during nearly his
'e career Of Railroad life, We can hut
- ulste him on his promotion, which
eserved. Corpor ,tions, though
:. J,'' .9,1 u soulless, are not numindful
~ +rns mart .. is evinced in the eleva-
o t;on af I,hn soh, Ter to his present pos
sition, and the Centr u mas n0nor9o l'SeI'
as well as him in selec, 'ng MN i'r 50 re-
spon-ible a place. He mas q Gee" an an
engineer and conductor on Il "
for upwards of 20 years, and rL u ~, os =" u.s. .
through train over the road. INV
natural and acquired abilities, genia. -
per and sound judgment, coupled wit.
thorough knowledge of Railroad nff.irs
and good business tact, he is emphatically .
the right man in the right place.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27
" HOLE5ALE AND EErAII .

in quantities from one to 500 bafrelr, az ioKs-
prices than can be cod y any dealerS Ia Eutiand
or sicniTy, snd would say 20 al p.ishin fu PM
chase, u call ne be-,Te purchasing ei ewhere.
4. %. CfibIRN.
Rutland, Vt, Oct &c 2s7e. dYwIy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

Central Pacific binds, LIST mortgage 9ok
Union Pacific bonds So; 60 land grants 7sx DO
income bonds, p; do stock 24K.
Southern securities were without ossenfisl
change.
Stocks we're weak at the close Of the evening
aud without interest OF any active business.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

Protection of Elective Franchise.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.
TIE Times special says Secretary Robe
son returned from New York tonight,
where he has been looking into political
matters. The navy forces at Brooklyn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27
NeW AdugrttsEmgnrs.

u STRAY.-CAMEI INTO THE ENCLOSURE
H of the subscriber, two yearhng steers on the
18th of October. COior dark red. The owner Is
requested toprove property, pay charges and take
them away.
ARETAS RANNEY.
Chittenden, Oct, 81, 1870. 43:a3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

DRY GoODs.-R. M Cross & Co, have
Just received large stock of dry goods.
See advertisement in another column.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

The JUDGEsHIP-In speaking of the
election Of Judge to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the declination of Judge
Steele, the Woodstock Standard says:
Mr.. Ross OF ST. Johnshury and Mr.
pickerman of Derby are also named, and
we understand are working for it. OF
their qualifications we are not able to
speak"
The Montpelier Journal says that it
has the best of authority for saying that
the statement of the Standard, so far as it
rel ,tes to Mr.. Dickermsn, ia entirely un-
founded. Mr.. Diokermap is, and has been
from the outset, in favor of the election of
Hon. Timothy P Redfield to fill this va
cancy, and the insinuation that he is at
work for the place himself, is, to say the
least, entirely gratuitous on the part of
the StdHdGrd.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

q. L. stock and Money Market.
EYu YoBx, Oct. Is.
stringency in money to-day continued unsbat-
ed until late n tn. afts rnoon, when IL relaxed
little and loans Were m .de as low as Ier cent,
though per cent was a fair average rate at c'ose
Of banking hours.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27
LLOUR FLOUR! FLUURl

Bfr. A. o. COSURE respectfully announces
TO The dealers and Consumes Of rloar IN Rus-
land and vicinity that lie has taken tie agency
u a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27
John ID, apparently
drowned August, 1914, but
rescued by Capt. Anderson
of Newbury, Vermont.

This unsatisfactory inscription is the
cause of no little wonderment to recent
residents in the village, and to strangers
visiting the place. Who was, or is, John
2dp Il he dead ? And are his ashes
'mouldering beneath the stone that bears
his name and number? or is he still a
resident OF this mundane sphere? Or, in
other words, and to come at once to the
point, who, what and where is he, and
what does it mean?
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27
WESTERN FLoURrxG ESTABLISHMENT

and Is rov Offering superior brands Of -Four at
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

A CURIOUS EPITAPH.-Beneath the
whispering pines of the old Federal street
cemetery, at Greenfield, is gray marble
monument with the following curious in
scription:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27
:. Attest NEWS.
RV TELEGRAPH.
Franco-Prussian War.
THEIRS AND BISMARCK.

AND BlSMAhCh.
LONDON, Oct. 26.
The Pail Mall Gazette of last evening
announces that meeting between Theirs
and Bismarck has been arranged, thegov-
eminent at Tours having accepted the
principle of the armistice.
ANOTHER soRTIE.
General Trochu made another attempt
to force an outlet near Issy on Monday,
but was repulsed.
THE GERMAN MARCH.
The Germans on their westwa rd march
Quilted the city of Besancon, in the de-
partment of Doubs. They took thirty
seven carriages filled with wounded
French soldiers.
German trOops are apparently ooucen-
trating at Reims
The French commander at Verdun has
sent a defiant message TO the Prussiaus.
The Germans refrain from attacking
Amiens. Their troops at Beauvois and
Scissors are retiring towards Mezieres.
The town of Chateau Dun has been lit.
orally destroyed by the Prussians.
GERMAN UNITY.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 90.
The conference between Bismarck and
the representatives of the various south
ern States of Germany regarding the
terms of uniication has already begun.
The Bavarian representative announces
that his government desired a separate
military budget aud some special taxes
as well as a special postal service. He
agrees in case these points are conceded
that her deputies in the Federal Parlia'
ment shall not participate in discussions
on the federal budget. It is not thought
these terms will be accepted.
BADEN TROOPS.
CARLsOUCHE, Oct. &c.
The Gazette of this city last evening
published a dispatch from Gen. Boyer to
the Duke of Baden, containing the follow.
ing intelligence: On Saturday, the 22d
several victorious engagements occurred
on the river Agnon at Voray, Cussey, An
son and GennevilIe. The French losses
were severe. Battalions of the First,
| Third, Fourth and Fifth Baden regiments
took part in the actions. The German
losses were generally insignificant. The
following is complete list of the casual
ties suffered by the Baden troops Killed
seven; wounded thirty eight captured
officers twelve; rank and file two hun
dra1
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

The military authorities before Paris
have successfully examined the defences
of that city by means of balloons. The
Paris and Orleans railway has been near
ly restored. The Prussians refuse further
paroles to captured French officers, be-
cause it has been ascertained that many
thus released have resumed service in the
French army.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

Bills introduced.-By Mr.. CARPENTER
TO amend the act iucorpOr ating the Yer
mont Conference Seminary and Female
College.
By Mr.. Pingry, to extend the time OF
com mencing and completing the contsruc-
tion OF the Weathersfeld and Ciaremont
railroad.
BY Mr.. Niles, to Incorporate the " est
Fairlee Savings Bank.
By Mr.. Collamer, authorizing the res
toration of streams to their original chan
nels.
By Mr.. Gardner, in relation to the as,
sessment of taxes and the equaliz alton OF
the grand list
The President appointed as a commit
tee on the part OF the Senate to consider
the subject of re-distlicting the State,
Meesrs. Merrill, Ross and Benedict
Referrei-H. 81, to incorporate the
Champlain Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany.
Passed.-From com. on agriculture, II.
80, incorporating the Otter Creek Dairy
Company.
H. so, in addition to sec 70 Oh. 80 2. 3.
relating to highways and bridges.
Fl. 116. to incorporate the Brattle boro
Savings Banks.
AFTERNOON.
The President pro tenn in the chair.
Referred Relating to suits in respect
to patent rights.
Bills introduced BY Mr.. Camp, TO in
corporate the Stowe Savings Bank.
Reports-H IS, in amendment of an
act to incorporate the st. Adams Gas
Light Company, with proposal of amend
ments; agreed to and passed.
Joint Notwithstanding for joint
assembly on Wednesday next. at l0s
o'clock a. M, to elect Secretary OF State
land ell other State officers, with the ex-
ception of Judsesl On motion OF Mr.
Gardner, ordered TO lie.
Reports-H SO, to incorporate the Shell
burn Cheese Factory Company. On mo-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

The following were the CLOSING opo.st,o,..
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TOURS, Oct %.
An extra edition of the Moniteur ap-
peared this evening containing a decree
for the issue of loan of two hundred and
fifty millions on Thursday, the 9th in
slant, under the title, loan for the Ma
tional Defence"
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a DEMONSTRATORS SALE AT

Judge Of supreme Court.
DUNroE & VEAzEY, Attorneys. 43,w3w
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08
NHANCERY NOTICE.

BATE Of nlinos; Alexander county, o.. In the CIR
cut courto Alexander county, April Term, isIo.
In chsnesry-Bill TO enforce vendors lien.
hsmusl Stasss Taylor and Edwin Parsons trustees Of
NE Cairo CITY property, W. Charles ssgo and Theo.
Anhdavs OF the pom residence Of hsrles sego, one
o. the shove nazeA defendants having been AIsd in
tee 10 therefore hereby given TO said defendant thai
the eomplainants flied their bill OF compliant 10 sad
court on The ehsncsry side thereof the I'd day n
out Of said court returnabe Asths sv direets, Nou
unless you. the said defendant. shall psrsoaa10 ~
ths afst day Of The pext term thereof TO Be- hoidSn e
the court house 10 the city Of CAiro 10 said county on
esmur 70 the sd comp 4lslts bll Il eoppisst, the
same and Che matters sad things therein charged aac
stated wn he taken confessed, and decree Satsrsd
Cairo, Illinois. February q ss3o. $50 b
0Asan 0ltssss. Pa tAttys. Fshsvss
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...aa = = rr.a. gs7 a
SARS AP AR Ill
% .I..
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
? FAITH. fo,f
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother

b.r Bsatoa barracks, Mo-, Aprl,o. lseS.
Dr.. JOHN BrLL--DeaT Sra Rnoylng tbe, en-,
cheney OF your sarsParilx, and the healing and bene-
heisl qualities possesses, read yoa Me foios 10
statement Of my eAsei f- 5000 -.
Iwas wounded about two years sgo-vss taken prs.
oner and confined for sixteen months. being moved
often. my wounds have not healed yet. have not
sai upssa moment since Gas wounded. ] an shot
through the hlps My general hsaltA u Impaired,
and ueed something 70 asslst nature. have more
faith IN your easapAf,lls than m anything sss wish
that that u gelglRe, Please express me bali doIsn
bottles, and obige CAPT. U. p. JOHNSON,
p. Tho following vas written April 80. iscs. By
Mrs. Jennie J.hnson. mother Of Capt Johnson.
DR, join bULI--pesr sir: Ny husband, DI, 2.
8. Jobnton, Was q skllifnl surgeon and physeiAn N
Central New York. whore hs died. laaying thu sbeSe
e. r. johnson IN my A. thirteen YEAR, o. sss;
he had . chronic disrrhes and serofulA. for which
gave hun your aarsaparillA 1T CURED HIM !
have Tor Ten years recommended u 20 many IN Nee
York. Ohio and Iowa COR scrofus. fever sores. ana
general debility. Perfect success has attended w.
TIA uyO sfstes q srssLa sss -, ssru
s~s si-sst ~lrss.Lsss am reFy Ansious ior ny sen
10 again base reconrset TO your sArsapafiia he
ariul Of getting spurious article. hspes bis rIlIeS
90 you for T. His wounds we're tsrrlLle bal bsIiess
hswili recover. Respectfully. ,,,,,, ,o.x
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50 TessisnSny or MsAAesl Men. - 90.
stony Point White Co.. AK. May =. -. !
Dr., Jons bULL-Dear SiE Last February uas u
Louisville purchasing drugs, and got some Of yosr
sarszpara and Cedron Btt<rs. l7 y tJraiuf'i fnl
z My son-n-law, who was with me In the store, has
been down with the rheusn atism for tsns com.
meaesd on the Bisters, and soon found his general VI
health i'm proved, '--.f 18TH VI
Dr. Gisi, who has been in bad health. Eied tLss..
and he also improved. 49,
DR. Coffee, who has been in bad health for ssxers,r
years--sog.sfh ana, hpsr afYected-he improved very
much BY the use ofyour bitters, Indeed he osdrvA
Bitters has giyen you Ereal popularity This ssttle-
ment / think could sell great quantity Of your
medicine this fall especially the Oedros eitters and
Nicely. Respectfully
Iage rA s5a .-islials9 sei 20 s9Ig
Prepared by DR. JOHN BULL ct hsS !"
Laboratory, Fifth Street. Louisville, kyso'
For sale BY BARCLAY D1OeI
sss7H l-llrfi s9ai c'ao 3" ~ -
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NO. 20 FIFTH, (Cress ssrees,)
hOxaaSv111O. KY a7.i.I
. .It" .H
.F 7UIsIsy0 .A
WORM DESTROYER
To Nv United States and World. VIDE
Renders: i.' '.

TO Nv United States and World. Vide
Readers:
T HAVE received many testimonials from preisz
lsionsl and modest men. - my Almsnacs ana VAR.
ous pub cailons have sys all OF vhE Eesplne.
. he following from highly educated and popoiaf
physician IN Ge0rgia, n certainly one oi the mo.f
sensible eommnnie s'ions base ever received. Dr.
Clement knows exactly ~hAt be sIssks Of, and his
Hear what the Doctor says OF alt's ~ ssnn Dsss
vliianou, WAGER County. o.,
|aI June -. istS. /
DR.. Jons BpLL-pear sri IhAye recently GvsA
your worn Destroyer" several tn.1~, am tnd
wonderfully cftcsaious. u has not fsned ~ sugls
pretty large county practice, and nave dsfy use fS
some afticie ofths Kind. am free 70 COATES
hat knos Of no remedy commended by the atiess
Authorities thai - 30 certain and sp~osy ia ia enects
On the contrary, Les are unetnAintn Tie effreme,
Ny offset IN wiring 10 nrd osi upo1 shsi Tern
] can get the medicine directly from you. III 4 can
get uPos easy terms. shAil use grsat deal % H.
the tear hing and prsrr-e Of great majority ofthe
,sssls, lin. ai-carhing remedy which SO knos 70 ,
be suneieni simply because we may ts iznotant of its
comb instion For NY part, shall make u rule 70
all and every o. alleviate sufferlng hum
iiy which may b. able 10 eonmHnd-aot hes tsffpr
leaned its effects hrt and secured the sole right q
secure thsi ksovtrfae. However,. an, ~ M SDssns
advocate or supporter Of the thousand Of worthless
nostSus hat food the county, shxt puvper 20 cure
all nsnSeS OF diseases 70 vhrh essh y heir. Plsa
reply soon, and nform me ofyosr b~ss terms.
en-. sir. vsy respectfully, -.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-08

Chilli = I'D Fever are caused from certain po,sen
esntn9 Rthe atmosphere known ~ malaria. lire.
duece the vitality Of the blood retards the action OF
NE diner sui organs, and causes BiioaSsness, to,s-
psson c, and In this way prepHres the system ior
my oiso Use OF more Gus nature Nnlcn may ioi-
lev. To avoid tnrthe irouo,s avg -.ieys vonIse,i
:" 'h's' 'issA's take ls naivY Ir1 IN
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4 DOO Ii l. e T h ACK.
81 Miles the Shortest Route to New York
A. Pittsbu trains rom the West run direct 10 the
CAon depot ere passengers for Harrisburg, bAltis
4 more, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and all the .es England towns, are transferred 70
| trains OF the ar.. go. ... ..f
PENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Bay you tickets for New York Philadelphia and all
points East, VIA the Pusbufg Fort Wayne a Chicago
ana the Pen. >ssnis Central Railroad. Tbs tralns OF
1 l. l. OIS CEN r h A l.
make close connection. at Ms,toon and Chicsso and
the entire trip TO New York Is made with oalY two
| changes OF cars.
Elegant Wide Passenger Cars,
Raised Roofs ssSprevsa ssass.
These cars are thoroughly ventilated and provided
safety and cSmior, Of asSslsrs 'N "
STATE.ROOM SLEEPING CARS,
woodrufrs Patent
haa through 10 Phiisdeiphis on al Night Trass,
, III change, anording Passengers night Of usds.
nsfbed rest. and
l. aa.iing them in New York Mesrs In
Advance Of All ether Linssi
Asd in time to secure Hotel accommodation before
the arrival Of the passengers by other routes.
To Boston aud New EnsIsad passengers ,hi. rsu,.
~ especially desirable, o. glvesthem an opportunity
Of seeing the hnest views among the Allegheny
Mountains, besides yistsg Pi,isb1rs. Philadelphia
and Nsv YORK, witn~~s ExsrsS""
~ All Ees' England passengers holding through
and Boat Coans elton, in New York, without chsfgs
Feur Daily Trains Leave N. Y for Boston.
Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia
fsr New York,
Via Jersey City and Camden and Amboy. Distanes.
70 maes; Time, 4 hours
rain leaves the PittsIurx. Fort Wayne : Chicago
delay, arriving IN Ksw Yors ii 600 Monday nsnins
Hours In Advance Of Other Lines!
sorI a stsa.m. the sECOy!D DAY. - Ms.rs
10 Advance Of amy ether Aeute With cor |
!ssPonding reduction % BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA.
~ Baggage checked through - al stations - The
Line OF the Pennsylvania Railway, and TO Baltmers
and Ne. York, ffon titssbarg, Chicago.
md I'll principal Western Cities.
So Hates Of freight and sxpress ffsight 10 any
Eastern point. are q all times ~ hversbis ~ sc
rharged by other lines.
81 Through tickets for sale at the principal sness
IN the West
EDWARD n. WILLIAMS,
f-n General Su perinteudent, AlteoAA "a. Il
KABALL, Passenger Agsss' chissso.
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SEWING MAUHlNEby

Il'iLtc0x & 0IBBs
[1oIoo slss.s rb-uia TrA-ny
SEWING UMachins !
Is THE BEST FOE YAHLY USE. p.
WIN Stitsh, .ness, ssn, lTesk, Cs.A.
sS sf:tS SSssit i v;s IN ". ss T. sss
thread. rs ifo. psrsss; work On de ans.,
over The heaviss. beaver cIeth and cowhide with NO
eosrss cotton, linen. I'm and tvins: Il runs easier
faster and sti!lsr than any other machine Il forms
Dat, even end elastic seam differing from every other
stitch, each osp being TwIsTEDGY means Of
THE "RoTATING HOOK" ~,
and drawing the tws, into the goods mus securely
fastening every stitch - tha.the seam will bear 70 Dc
seam 10 warranted hot % PIP % wear, and under
all eirsam:sansss g survive the wash.ae,s Old
G nav: ssss
:sS.:.:fi;y, "Dsr.siIisy. Hissi'ssiy and
ns ss rus s srons
balance wheel ever wearing or touching the dress
THE NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG.
Thus avoiding tho great trouble ofothsr machines.
>. No, BREakIN . OF NEEnLEs. ,,,,,,.
Of an seh long, and Is straght on E- rarls
sf .I..1 -, WRONG. NJ.
Any csc my sdjus. them in TMh DARN: The
lss e ~: .his turns tbs hem on the right or I'M
IL Ws1fn0s Arsp Witches. a. the needle 10
aways - right, the blade short And snisht, does
ns' vibrsts, Ike lsnser shts. They are
MANUFACTURED WITH MArnEMATIcAL PRE-
cfsfoN.
Is gFll HHg lIl. nr4tf Id,
He.ss ssca Pst 2 sshansssbe sSr css 3 read.
isat " esepsly cased for. None she has used II
eaa ~ Ienesoea 70 We esy otner; -.
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ENDER,s CnI1L,L CURE.


ENDER'S CHILL CURE.
rt H.uH Hfg 100 - tffaII. ......
y sin iuates the organs nerf their different
mnets Ms. and acts an andoie TO the poison whch
seeses the Fever and Ague ana thereby restores the
sy''sn to health and tone: apda good tonic such As
,ENDER's STOMACH BITTERs, .9l
Mil i've strength and appetite, will destroy thst
0sin& OF WEAKNESS that clings tensciouay to any
ess VII % ysr:ye ring nom this disc ss II u hishy
''sems tended for the cure OF Dysp' Psis, r.,.
sxAALE wEAKN Ess, bio ao
And for coughs. ceids bronchitis nd consumption,
nwnet y - esxpsesed. A. A TO MIC BEvEkAGE
rn sAe aused, 40 10 sure pr svsntivs against
oAius I'd Fever II taken regularly. AZ " II
h'f m. ?. II. BNDRns,
E u. by nAsoLAY i Ssos. dI,s sE Es,s.
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Boar I1ssza: ---------.--- :
w M. N EW ELL.
whslssals sod Retail dealer IA
HADD AND SOFT LUMBER
OF ell descriptions. Stssusbeas Luuubsv sawed
70 order On short notice. Ai'es general assortment
On hand IN yard. r4H. ..
NorIcE-ortsy len .ih q. T. Cushing, Agent,
VIII b pronp'iy SLED ssht OF day. lmfsa
| 9 wALTISS - ~ - 'sp~~
~ % .re p,Ss na7'- 3 '.fI
HArd Ana Oo4s L~ax,abOr
;s q svssy dsssspssss.
LAss. shiss'ss A.A Cedar Pests.
YAaD AND orriUr-osrser Commercial avenue and
f.IF fsAiA street,
CAIRO
Orders solicited aud premptiy hlsd. Steamboat
Lumber furnished On abort notice. oeus-om
WnLlAM W. THORNTON
wholssais and Retail Dealer 10 ...
1u AZ os'lm .rH Ln ar Yoeu.
Il N ma IA CT. OhAns1es
LATIN, TIMER, sl. a.
Cedar Pssss. Ds.rs. ss:h. niinds ..s wis.
OMce On Tenth Street.
sswssa Commercial and Warrington Avenue
CAIRO, iLLixoLS
..I- as ,u.' lai. .if-ru
kesA Rssw Paper cO"Pssys SAsssAi~s FsI'
aUAarx oEnEsr.
.-J. .ln -- Etl
H. ". Johns Improved Roofing
Asbestos 4 Cement always 81 hand
h large or small quantities.
dvt sra
JOB PRINTING.
FOB PRINTING,
CHEAP FOR CAsHs 80
F" 7. ....IN ... |
ssstssss CsrAss tBrissoD % - ~ pss 1890
sssashsss niii Hssas % l. % per 1000
Lsvsispss, sl.. o. tess per 1000
ssi HEADS fo' - .. sn per Resm
esA.r w.rh 4. proportion. n''
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. I0d ;
'fil % mlg to. q 8gia. o. blnii
2UxsIIMVx1T $40 hl
te4taia oldlshlenl
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE
Shrats'sh Baildips, Tsnth ST., uo !
'ta CAIRO HLLN0lx 90
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THE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine Justly
claims tor tia superiority over sill remedies ever
offered 10 the pu bile for the ts eerdn, sedy e-s
aaatrt VI Ayue and Fever, or Chllls AMI Fever
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