davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-02-20
De nj nouatFatton at the Porte st. !1ux.
tin I 1heAkFc.

At11N AEtE- ~ Ne'e!fkFt'eH<fp a. tHG NEu 4Fk D4A|
Tbs re,isai lAs: n:sas Of ~ Victor uuzos
"lnc'tce boraia, a. tie Porte st. Aaztlr, Hhe1e
It vas tfat .. ed +1Ec@1 tlr1{-seTen 5tatH 4Kp.
wsB the occasion VI ea!!o.sa pr,li:!ca! deg 90.
birauen, which male It IN pcssluie 10 appreciate
the erits II :he actnrs, xna bruved tue Eecolec-
I'll m OF od pa.EoeIs cy taking tn. paftA uftxiu-
nj; 1,led ~ A4e EeotEes, Frederick LenM:re,
I'd lcetfoy ". Rocnefntt, -ho as IN Il "txte
NM Gecrce sand : :, sn:snsss:;c4i5 - ao;autsd. @
sofef there ~ss 10 h2ln, ~ loER - tho xpp!.n+c
old rot tu1efstte Fltu he performances c. l1. In
rsg: &c. the - MaCnelute" Of the Expire, Is 10
itrslEe 10 sfsie hlnsel1. nta preee1ce 1ade the
mslotI., q he audience tos2.t sooi otaare.sa asa
te1o u;loiaIJ sis Of Lfs L,npis1s. lie pnr up
:. ~ or 1ao .; ,asa:ed ed bin aita dsosa: u, 1aca
.. ,s;sr g. as s;y sasa, a. s9
Ross sali p,aJeA "a s:a@n @s. .ooM The
test OF CAnrobert, wish tie addition OF :" Rltza'-
:Le e4p.+use a:tIlhEseo 70 The Aastasi co un aaa-
a,tdss. snas ee wou:d R ss d iaa:ss 81 qS
Psai oe Ca.tsa1ae =, NJ coaite. atzalg ds1sstsd
msn II the farce. he kkes to b. per5+ cuted.I lie
::oe!a:us IN ine lnys :ha, be vi! ever re91.d AZ
se az eI ~ q: e. ssg D.
nns.." EtlsrsIg on ,hia ihene, hs .s,s:
TX Z. nnms 1e Fo!s,,xsr ~ 1ss, aa sscu:cneou:
s11xa s'o9s :, pF1nad's r aT:a'' ., =: oa1iss
lie ~e,tt 70 The theasTe "prrcfejy bee.u.e ia
t1ew he s9ala BE- booted" Ama George ssad.
sio. though she has be+u Eoner1e4 oa Ir;e11T
s.rns y, Sapossen III. nov .ntes 10 the Rap-
te. "g.apn 11asno, Victor Hnro, an a1t'c'e con-
"A nisE ner ioEsc,slo: CO :te revtsa. Of 'Lrcsece
Eeretk.'' Sic ID aksi l: h8 GTeafes: work. Tns
three eupera charlottesville Cosfer Insul:.d IN
the tresecee Of her sar: the s9n pciso1ef oy his
nsothes; A. d The u.oseer pQcbhed ard ki1iet hY
,tr toa.coasa,a ate y Ter e,es '.nagn'ncelz
:E;cF{. A1d Bse paTa AIost uIcop-
c oasiy e1ea: trbu'e 10 'ne genius Of Vlc:cr
taUco unec shc recalls the fac! thlc "Lucrtce
h iQ!a *e5 written II . crest hurry. 10 oe rs
sttKtd on the ceasessaip snle, had stopped ala
Eeca' AEut.' ai:er t:Ss rspE-sent1:loo, aud
nertns sneF ns p1eteee'.or was s,ned BY au-
ssJ'Eq shaEA Aeiirgae Is be:sef .epiesee tattTe
{. i ahn's 1:Eszt s.au ": nago ev+r ha1 before.
B1. Ser rf.'ef8 Of the o'her ac'oys who tng1fn
as'rtu! eomps1:tons T!;o teeir fosegnFr>. Gus; 30
~ ett d1aGa'ic 2uthoFs asa the eItsiln1 Fenera.
:tou Of Etlr:o3le peFtcTt-
, 1870-02-20

yeay II the FE%cch Uornec7 hoo>. esaf.Nat:pa~s
tho leather being lsnsef tnan th- p-h2le r,,.
md he svkr thar the Fftcch ktd; ao;ea Of i r,.
diun thictt esa- For Par'y wear white Prrro,
Ed with tuttoa tr 4ide lace Ths mo-, &C .ra.,.
shsdes CT olue or ptnk Kid ase wotn Ia s.,,, m
match tho dress. and arc yesy r<cterrar
In appafs, an ele1as hro1 ze Pzerca I'd x,re
Antoltetta II shown. EEh Frrpca tucilc ans.
neuts, Of eltgAns design.
TIE MIA
The popl1sf cnatels's braid, ~h.ch can b. ,atsc
of ess mas.e. IL tue u0-t wor., sud eu1is arr mr.
70 ullsessai on tue ps0Uensde, being reserve, ,sr
party Hcar. 4 nth't Ro.dR aEoaua The chg, ~
and 4ro' her worn as = co1anef, lust ebJys tne
forehead. is lesd'rg tttle. Shor: cars was, ca
the lorefesd, sd q fall Of air car.s At .ha b,cr
0ser t&s ora'aa, s5e *tlt en- Yrss Long ir.s,-, NJ
Haved n!otde nair a1e ver1 pr:t,y ath.u. ,te
addttioc Of eufs. S,asds are noH Il al g ,t1r.4
and with them we have p1us ach '1'zzes q III,
tun. Fur part1ea and bd1 masgnts, w:es CT tt.at
ht.t are ID great Ge2sad, both With 8ronn peu31e
ard children. faE usys ago saT ue ann Il
child In ssae street es<aoI.sauel and tt, les.
larry atni,,pg hla long light cnr.s. nn1sras 70 ,
boy Of al1+ asktd hin II ~ xauld sell re o,r.
" tant, " he aunwertd. ny msmms jls. -t4on.
tEazt." SUITE enough. II NeA Wig, and hts e.o.r.v
cut dark 11ir As hidden neAeath The loct. r.
Foid.
Black sat:n will be exclusively usea 70. wa!Atae
aufta EeIt keaAonr
Fourg 'td.es OF elegant le1S1re sre cu,t,ya;or
frEer-Islts N 'Ich OF TWO log. Thu Ia 10 sa,w
tfe:F ebt'Fc ne plessnesA
Ofnanen'si pockets 10 be sorr o. ths on .sii , At
the osrss ste thowD, Of oval SHAPE. h,.r = ya,d
deep, made Of rtk or selTe:, ir,cgsd With GOD
fri fe. std heavily emoslite1en.
Seeesa;ie cclQ11 ara to be tue tsR. a<xs aeasau.
, 1870-02-20

rn m Nr.-w a.,nn
=" "1s" 1A.N - sAA"A1'
On Her FV7ktA Bnthday.
wa toncn mr. rans ent n,sra Z, c,oh.
Tr~ rfc,n1e Trrfh nnnn her
vnn Scw+r -rr eos-.T[ece I'll
IN cs7rsre .nd IN honor
yn,sr n.hr,u ~, ,,o,,es.,c hrors
t1.rs n1nsad ~ 4nTN .Sa r.-r,ce
rhst nTe If ihe Tnited Sta.S1
= nnt .nf xts,. ~ nar141se-
She caring mt far fost At ME-,
NcF fcr ran Hcrld,a corfnt3nn.
Has carried On ! Girl HI.
Ane nade a "ESratu.,on, 7"
, 1870-02-20
a "LITERARY"THIEE.
English Poets nHd American Pubs
1bNheras

fishers.
The following cosrespocdence will explain It.
r. :he EGtior n th< Lordon 7i,nts,
stu: The etc!osed cofreSpondtace will throw
Eoae hight O. sht Sela..ans pt E.g3!an au:heT1 70
A. thil "a ara 1t psetent there Is 10 legal os-
STAG e 10 prereEt i ds.hauest EtRssn Al. 1fotn
!ea,rK & sle cnpJ of At 1rpuol!srtd POEM, which
to . ttsEtat!antsc pQe;Aaes, and .smpy ssekes.n7
0Ls a 81, rem n.:D.-::e rs,s feeling Q: the
Tno*e pf rCu1 readers Ehn Viii & mace vt 7he sso
Letters witch rIc!ose. will blusn fer tdeiF c3un-
uJ.n nau, tus viii rot despair of their cousins on
For or5iont zeasoes the name. address, and
snt't eaa,e ~: sTs d;epE
tantnf3 H.,
Sfx foxk, Dec ., 1892,
GEx7tEYEx: have t1t tsEtEed tzou Egg
lsEn, wnt1eI received com 1ssoa to dispose of
y. a.rtoQA t.ss> OF swe.re tulsH poeut hy Alfred
ntyet ,een published, hat hare neeu rr7n,ed pr1~
sate!s os s'r -, * h.s private pttss. whesn
o1 g e9ge. WE y5a,sa r9s & .s.
Ms volume ccttatLink yattoaa eLetdxt:uot. u
fs;a .te1;.Ig., Tnsse poens s1e 1ao*n 10 about
ssses esf s}iaere. VII re gwen IN writing
U oeeised. ~ TO the poens nsv.as neen wr,.tso "
a Tet IJ.on. ana atsa as 10 taeu be.bg sa1 u1~
Tiease sddse,s s:.eet, Sew Ycys.
Bo.1os, pec. &, 1889.
DEAR SIR: We are 10 rtcr1ps of your le:.er of
December 5, IN ~n!ch yon nay Jod sIe 10 pos
ssks'ou Of ceE:1.n u:puol!soed poemA Of MI.
iur tie san Of ESQ sterling We afe perfectly
1ase cf the e1stecce Of these poems, tut ws
are a1su aware that tue! seoud oct he given to
tLe putlc, theJ having ncer wlit.to lot q stEcsY
p11ya:e rtaaoc. W!thie iko moa-hs I nsuubeF OF
our crsu b.. pe1son4tls eaus ersed .,sn M Ten
r,sot on ,nIs very point, and nc therefore Know
rTfctAeJf i nAt ftf1n1 t.
, 1870-02-20
POISON In TEE AIK.

var-r fn.o1safino rennYt m initiation.
~ ~ o,4 of l;I,;no --;tt, ,,o;xo,ad ali, h.s
n.t bann msae by Dr.. = q, Stiles 10 the
,1etr,,ro}itan Board OF HealtA Of New York.
[1e statea the chief dangers II crowded
rooms to be, first, earbonic acid gas, ds.i-.d
either from breathing OF from the fires
used III beating; second, animal e1haia-
tions, Of which tie chemical analysis is not
sasi1y maae, but which ars generally meas
ured By their offensiseuesa to the q amSn
and which bear m, NJ. ;se~id ,,-a.ont
tbird1t a1tra,naa ~ bsat Ths anart ~
c,rho1;c oc;5 ia mera,r ~ a.a5., tba ar;-
s,al snirit. and inanco , eenaa ~ tor,o, and
faah1en.ss That ~ animal a1h,Iat;onz ID
,,o,a ,o;eo,ona md 4.nde II txn1,o;a dis.
easea md rral;on,ns favara whi,, Il ~
ou;red a ra7v eia},oyat, obem;ea, a,,.,vs,. =,
;udoo|of Tho nra.cnca Of ea,boni, acid to
steer E,aar Of the animal erhalations ona
need ;ouly to follow his nose. Life ard
aan1e arc sustained by the sane chemical
one1ntion of absorbing oxypen and fhrou..
1nr out carbonic acid. A emnn,on on. iet
consumes oxyccn and throxs ont csrhon;c
acid oas about as r.pid]v m f,ra nerpona
breathing. The deterioration Of the atmos-
phere, however, is less rapid, being uuac-
co.npanied BIZ animal e1halntions. Ca.-
homie oxide, resulting from the rnstin9 Of
inn heating epparatus, has been found tho
most yirulent noison Of apv rrsn1tino from
ora,nsrr - oo1,tn..;aa :. !, ~ 49, 49,.
sS..a ..,;.t a. . u.s. ~ 40 u ea4e .:.e t..N
pufns ~ltn Dlue HaMe when fresh b1tn-
n;nru,a cool ia mt ~, u. fr. T. :. 3or,a,
ous to stop the dauper OF dfaught, e1pe-
;.J1
isAS III eleep1nB apartments, IN hhuae1
to thFnw This ora 1n1t inte tha rnou
-
NAry hundreds OF tests OF the presence
If ce,hor;r ac;d IN tba mr. ri rhn,xhoa
o4~ ae4o ~ sno oAA ~ -on eaeor
theatres, dwellings,, and rooms of al kinds,
ora r6ve, r1a r,,,,at rn..t;t, IN f,o,,
a'o Ao Ho!o4 HuAts iAou.
four to Ave parts in 10000. It THt found
p.,
tual t1e scoOol-tpouh ~ oIoohiJu ranged
from 10 to 40 parts in I0. 900. Some of
nA. ~
sne "olet In tals respect "efe tue sa'au
schools in nriynfa hnrkeg vhich hpd mn nd
"- ~
eqMte means o1 TendlAtton- Iha theatres
sva,noe1 a1x7rt AZ ,unnh rar},on;o pc;d 90
49,"
| the schools. Since, in the theatres, tho
1.x,-,. <>,,+~;hat.5 f.--,~a ~ sha 20. th,,
4AoP" 40 -. ~. 6~o sAA1.
the b1eaths, it would follow hkt the alr o{
.ha ..t,,o1o <~orla ,,,+ bsra be.n cora1le
, 1870-02-20

No one of the roigning sovereigua al
Europe tas been girt with more Of the
f,omp md circumstance Of royalty than His
Serene Highness Carlo Hoaorio, Third
Prince Of Monaco, now in tho fifteenth |
year Of his reign. He has stately palace,
wsll stocked with otlicinls an nrny in got- |
geous uniform an equipage with outridcrs |
ike those Of Napoleon; mistresses ad
Ibitum gaming tables to 6u his treasury,
aud freedom to empty it at his royal pleas \
ure. Tho only newspaper printed in his |
domains is q court circular, in which his !
downsittiuga and his uprisiugs arc ehroni-
clel On bis return from an annual visit |
to Paris the railroad station Is drsped With |
flags, a capnou roars, the aEmy-thirteen
strong~presents AIMS, and when tho
shades of night descend the town il illu-
minated and the citizens drink their rulers
health at their own expense.
In ls4S Carlo vaa honored by revolu-
ton. In 1861 he sold tvo-shi1ds Of his
| territory to France for little 1ess than u
million dollars, and shortly Afterwards
France saved him the trouble of collecting
duties by taking charge Of his Custom
! Houses, Since that time he has TRANQUILITY
ruled the two thousand odd subjects r.
manning under his sgay, passing his dsys
in the midst Of almost tropical vegetation,
with the sunny Mediterranean to look ut on
ona s,aa and III, Casino vhera rnu,atta
,,a -o.,,e =, ,,o;r 1,,;n,, hin, in a constantly
.-...s.;.. ,o.an ., A.. o.h,r rha
ansn;nn >, ~ -s;,,o,5 ~ NJ. h,one;ht
r oaa1a.,sra - steaaaars ~ w;th;,, 1n,ch ~ thn
1ase;..t;ans ~ n3on.,n and ths;r ofra,;nga
-. 49, s..a;,a t.,,,a .h,sd h5r, =, ~.
III -, 49,. snJ ~ faa3 h;s ,oor
pssss.a1 ra,o-aa, r.,~;o-ch,, ,,oro7om. .nt
49, .a.o,,, f, 49,, ,1a!s r-... s,c.assfni
~ s;ss, .ha N;natsantr C.nt,rv which
r,snas,s - 80, .set,;ao hss ~ znnrs1 Csr,o IA.
Tte e, naer1a a ~ aIan.oo b,va mid
ss.. ,.;s;. sae.;. LII 800 ~ th.;r
~ Ls1,a % 49, 49,, ss' sre.as 49, - .ts .s,sas .n5
.'au a,.o ~ ~ ~, s - - ~ 49, ,;.;s
e' - -. - " Ds;sa,n
8 4Eeu ~. 'ua1| -1o T Is,e " 49, - sess:
%no nha, lof aiIe seaa' ns'a -. .uv ..Ip .ss .a.
r DIG pos@'ou VI Onectot VI 'no ca'"'l sA'
, 1870-02-20

NM. Ganhetsa and Esgairos. Deputies for Mr..
seinef. accompanied b1 rnuerpa8 dep7r4uou
Neatly Cemete.J TO placo 60 wna oo The aEare Of
Victor Sou. N. Esqni1o& made u Ranft tpeecp. ID
which ne said: People fancy the dead Do not
retu1D. That u : m1ss4to bnudla Vas ttlirt
hus be y With CT sEsin. TIE blood Of Reouoil.
esEs Sl pfcdnoe lie npu.Ec." " Gambe;ta
slmpa9 fald: II aase : dntJ do, ana M fpldI
, 1870-02-20
Iho ChiynlxJ's Terrible Funtsh~
ment4

The F1fetEth Amendment = wh!ca prortdea
that '.the ri1ht Ct c't,zens 70 vo.e Anail rot os
sny STATE, ua accou1: Of tace, color. Or Ptey1oos
col dilltn OF kessss1de hks rece1sed ~ fAaa = =
1tpn Ct Ae fear.sre namoer OF S-Atett Aod 10
sdop.ion WI, doubtless, shortly b proclaimed
Tho rrooR1uocao1 process Eay EoF hd eoaGa-
, 1870-02-20
tuHscRfPTION 1KRA1.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1870.
rux MaR4nH QUESTION.

TIE MoE4oE QUESTION.
The Couu1ttee on Ie17foresr having
under cansideratiou the Gallon hlll 3or the
suppression Of polygams IN oEan, nass
f.und an interesting oeenpaaon m e.an'n-
ing certain "Genale Witnesses 1ela&ase 10
that institution. Af' 'onn :. laRcaft, tue
United Ssa;es Assessor ior the Ie1tltofy.
and Nr- J. u. Beadles, -late editor Of the
Corsrne E.7r'rt'r. The witnesses IN ques-
tior. psret. in The leading facts, with most
Of tie statements Of other Observers. They
stale that the rrligious despotism Still e1er-
c;scd o.sr s.1 Mcrmous hs Brigham Young
ists &c searching md painful character
fist Independent free action On the part Of
individual Alo1n1ons, nea or women, hos
tie IL l@'lygany. is not t" be expected fhe
mars # them do not dare reltgtously to
deult tie authority OF the Alofmon chafeh
ever body and soul, mud oe'he ta1s aeia
fas: IN spiritual bondage brsaam aoonH
msy say With tFntn soas tues act u taeis
own free viii without ph. slcn coercion,
since none is needed to secure me olnaes&
obedience. Mr, Taggart describes the case
Of wu1n.r, employed by Rn Eplscopal1au
n,inister as houseEeeper, who, after
cyipcipc tie utmost horror at
,hs thought Of returning to her Mormon
hu.tsnd. after fleeing, hiding, weeping,
o.1 en.rest1nc to be rescued from him, had
onl1 to lie ,old that the President (Touug)
r.on,d scnd 70. her, when she cried ~
mu>t 90. and was led away q willing, be-
cause infatuated, saerihce- This sableo-
tion IA attributed, in part, to the fearful
oatts t,ken in the ceremony Of endowment,
IF ehieh few women know nny thing until
they are married. For the violation Of
tha oath Of one ordes," sayz BIZ. Taggart.
s..he neralty is to have The throat cut from
.0, IN e.r md Of another to have the heart
+,~n mr., y tc- 4 distinction ia made also
t,o,ao., +ha s,ne that christ's blood a.ones
G.. rn,.b ara oane,nllv those no. vital to
A1a,mor;sr, md .hoae which tho offenders
o,~, l,o,,d INNS, otone far. Mr.. Taega1t.
uho conrnends himself to ons creaeuco by
;nform;nc Il, sbst Brigham Young sa5s he
ul;ee ike he'll also iutitaates thRt these
1,,cot3 storernants are still d TitaI featu.o Of
Mormon faith. and of their practice 80 far
n they dare resort to it.
Ju.tire ls administered in Utah through
clsss of elected officers known IL the
G.nti.rs rs Judges. but to the Mornops as
u;.to,a. The Morroons be;no thirty Ia
- n, ent;,a manhattan. elact their
n;rhon, -. ,ir;1 5nd,.o. and benca The
..s., M mi. batraan H{orr7one tb.m.
s.,S.s ,snt 49, tstra.H Gsn.;,oa ND s1o,n,o,s
80 h.to-a +has. nfovr,on Riahona
, 1870-02-20

uOn The surface CT IN the cutters q tae Niso!
ecn or ctEc1ete pavement, wnen neaNeso 9. oet s
rn.nrd ~ tatpp' uaJ At Any time b seen 4tte :.
ute Laval ntle . seSe:al tncneB tn thicknest
xhep urnl1ed WITH nnd o. e1tns. conoatea q
The exc1e1s Of horyts, which. Rfound ioLo toe Pt
rfrd - ace Qua. lnto eTerJ c6sutf OK kae Gay '
, 1870-02-20

the same witness The mortality among
children is very large, in part owing to the
substitution Of supershtious rites, such ~
the laying on Of hands By the Dishopa
instead of medicines as means Of cure.
But notwithstanding this great dispro-
portion in births, the game witness states
the present aggregate Of the two se1ea As
abou. equal. II this be true, the c1cess
cf male births no more than comPsnsateH
for tho weIlknorn excess Of females con-
vested. Should these proportions continue,
60 far from polygamy being "droWned
ou,," as Mr. T~ggar. thinks, by the ozceas
Of male bi.,bs, such Al excess would ho
adapted to sustain Mosmonism against the
Otherwise inconveaient excess Of female
converts
Incest to the extent Of marrying tho
hal{ Histe1 Is said to be as common
in Utah as in the paszia1chd days
The Mormon leaders teach that all ''prelu-
dices~ derived from previous education
against the marriage Of relatives still more
nearly allied will disappear in the third
generation Of polyganaists,
Mormon preaching is made mp chiefly oi
Trades aeairs. The people and government
of the United States, in the form Of re
ba,,sais Of tho prosecutions sud martgr
5ons suffered By the Mormons. Thes'
INV with distance OF time ant
n1acc. The narrative increasing II
horrors according to tho inahht
m thu audience to discern its eraggerations
Thar effect is to impress the common Nor
At,nk tEtn Earff}e
, 1870-02-20

The q ost Appropriate boot for the 4elson Of tho
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-07


VINO UsKs MIsHLER's BiTTERs.-Phy-
sicians use II in their practice, because Of
lis salutary effect upon their patients |;
business men use 1t because they require q
sound physique and clear intellect; seden-
sary people use, ii because it fortifes them
against complaints which result from n
sluggish condition of the bodily functions,
produced by an inactive life; travellers use
IL because il protects them against epidcm-
&c and endemic diseases clergymcn, con.
yressmen, lawyers, editors, teachers and
students use II, because II imparts fresh
force to mind and body, and preserves
health and strength against decay the
working classes use it, because it supports
che body which would otherwise suffer ir-
repsrable injury from excessive labor
families use II, because it is a certain rem
cdy for multitude of common complaints
everybody uses II, because it is safe;
agreeable and eiiicacious tonic and stimu-
liant. dec2Geod d&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-07
HooAand's Greek Oil
Z IIoofiland's German Ditiers.
4 Bittcrs without Alcohol or spirits
... or amy kind.

l. diferen, from all others y composed OF the
pure juices or vital principle Of Roots, Herbs and
Barks Tor ~ medically termed, cxtracis) the
worthless and inert portions Of the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, in one bottle Of this
Bttors there u contained as much medicinal vir.
tue ~ will be found in several gclons OF ordinary
mixtures. Tho Roots, etc., used in this Bitters
are grown In Germany, their vital principle, ex-
tracted In that country bya scientific Chemist and
forwarded to the mandatory in tins city, whore
they are compounded and bottled. Containing no
spirituous ingredients, this Bi,tors il free from
the objections urged against all others no desire
for s,imrlants can be induced from their USE they
can make no drunknrds, aud cannot, under any
circumstance, have any but q beneficial effect.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-07
Hollands German Tonic.

Wa compounded for those no, inclined 10 eS.
rsinn bticrs, aal Is intended for usc In cases
when some alcoholic stnulant IL required In con.
nec,ion with the tonic properties OF the Biiter-.
Each bottle Of the Tonic contains one bottle OF
tho Filters. combined with pure sa,a Cruz Rim,
and favored IN such n manner that the extreme
bitterness Of the Btiers II overcome, forming a
prcparA,i on highly agreeable and pleas mt 10 the
palate, and containing the medicinal virtue of the
Biitet. The price Of the Tonic is 81 80 per
bottle, which many persons think too high They
must take into consideration that the stimu.
liant used u guaranteed to be Of u pure quality.
poor article could be furnished at u cheaper
price. but Il not better to pay little more and
have u good ariicle' A medicinal preparation
should contain none but the best ingredients anil
they who expect TO obtaina cheap compound wan
mos, certainly be cheated.
They are the Greatest Known Rene
dies.
For Liver Compliant, Dysccpsia, Nervous pebili.
~, Jaundict, Disease OF the Kidneys, Erup.
tons OF the SKIN, rud all Diseases
arising from dtEuTdcicl
LAYER, stomach, or i'm.
parity ~ the
Hood
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-07

CdthGTtic hHOicR.
It's not necessary % take handful ofthese pills
10 produce the desired effect; tH0 Of them nc /
quickly AMI posetiully, cleansing the liver, stoIn
hch and bowel q all impurities. The principal
ingredient is P0dophylhn, or the alch0holic "a.
tract 81 Mandrake, wHich j. by many times more
power ~, A'tng aud searching than the Mandrake
tsei. rs peculiar acton il upon the Liver, clean.
ING 10 spec my nom an ohsructiOrs, with all the
power Mercury, yci free from tie injurious re-
subs attached 10 The use Of thgpfnincfal.
For all diseases, lnNhich the use Of a cathartlc
l. Indicated, these ills will give entire satiFG,c.
ton IA every case. They sIyER FAiL.
In cases Of Liver comp INT, Dy spepsia and x.
treme cOstyeness. DR.. Hoohand' Geiman Blttor,
or Tonic should be used 10 connection With ihe
Pills The Toni; effect of the Biiters or Tonic
builds up the system. The BitteT- or Tonic pur.
Ines the blood, strengthens the nerves, RIGULarEs
ihs Liver and gives strength, energy and vigor.
Keep your bowels active with the Pills and tome
up the system with the Biters or Tonic and mo-
disease can tain its hold, or ever again assail H.
Tntse medicines are sold rs all Druge ets and
dealers IN medicines everywhere.
Recollect that u Is Or. HOOfand's Cer,onn
Remedies, that are 80 universally used and rcrorn.
mendedi and DO notalow the Drusgist To induce
you TO take anything else that he may say i. inst
as good because he makes u larger profit on n
These Remedies VIII be sent by express 10 any 10
eaity, upon application 70 the PRINCIPAL OF
flCE, AT the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE Sai
ARCH STREET, Philadelphia.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-07

MAYOR Wilson, OF Cairo, was recently
presented with gold headed cane by the
Democracy Of tina, city. j. IL. Oberly
pcr formed the ceremony, which was rery
affecting.
"Tbc lion and the lamb shall lilo DOWN
sogcther, and the little child shall lcndt6cm.
Verify the scriptures are being fulfilled.
With many such scenes as this and the
millincum will be at hand Shownseto'cn
Mercury.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-07
They are the Greatest Known Rene
dies

Read the following symptoms; Constipation n
Fla'ul~nc", Inward Piles, tulnoss of blood 10 the
head, A".dty 90 tie stomach, N,usr,, llari.huIn,
dtsu-t - food, fulln's- ~ weight 10 the stomach
'a,1s Iturlaiiehs, a!GklaZ OF uui,ru.g 40 tA' pa
20 the stomach, swimming 81 The h,td, hurried
orCliAtult breathing Hlletins q ia" ieart ,hoi:.
Iug coz ruNuCptiug sensations whom tu "a iytag po..
talr, atAurrn uiNisiuu dots AMI eeb- l.iu r, ia.
ssht, duli pa.u "a hc hrad deficiency Of pet-pir.
alton, y ll"Wnrs- uf the 80 lupd ~ -, pain ia
the s.c, back, chest, limits, .tr,, sudden ia sh.s
81 beet, turning IN The n@sh, constant mag MN
~ evil, and great deprcs- ion 90 suflts. al tL.-c
iudr 1t" qiscus" of IA" Liver or digcstiy" organs
combined aith impure blood.
Toe u-e of the BiiieIs 80 Tone will sooI c.u-e
IA" above symptoms to disappear, aud the inucnt
viii become Ncll and hoHliy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-07
pr. Hollands Greek on,
Lighting Cure for all kinds OF Pain.
and Aches.

Arrtrp ENtEgSAILY.-lt will cure al klnd- Of
palu- Huu ~ hes such h- kheunAtI sm. seuFalg a,
IUstaa,Ae, CAllLlilus, spra.ns, Kfulses, FrosI.
ilt"-, Headaches, Pans m the Back ani Loins.
Pains the joints, Limbs, Sungs OF Insects, lung.
worms, etc,
TAkis lNfIEs,Lir.-It will cure Kidney Com.
plant btrkachcs, sick headache collie, dys.Ltcry,
dlETrhoca, cholera Iuiantum, cholera morbu-,
cr,up' aai pain, "a the stomach, fcScr aud ague,
Cough-, colds asthma, ct.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-07
DIR. HoOfiand's Podophyllin,
ON sUBTiIUgE FOR HkHCG1Y
PILLS.
Two pills ~ DO.e.

The most poiOerful, get Innocent T,gctoJie
CdthGFtic hHOicR.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-07
Thr 8nlletin.
r,.iosur.a corI"rt,on.

Two gag, passing out NJ town on TIC
c.i,,.,,,, y.ri where truck with The beau
&c. If Lawfeneo'
1;yJoss pace 50 .,r. ASKED ON" "i
aThst is The lordy residence Of Major
(,e rye 4. Reynolds. Cost $4,000
VIVA, /. his bn 'incs''
Indian ageai.
What /. his salary, and ln'w lorg has
L. held the otice2
rwo year. q, fifteen hundred dollar. e
~ ,rr what did the honest fellow do
with the rest cfhs salary
started HE brother and two other men
The newspaper business to denouncc cor
,uption. -kdnsas Tribune.