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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

he Whole Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
Ssk for sness Femsdies. Who would Ash for
70 digaiasd and stronger tsstimony'
&c o. Ne supreme Court Of Penny lvania, Of
.sssst member OF Congress from Pssnsyiva-
PhiisdslpAis, March 10, 1867.
e DssasaAsA QsrYSa N..s,s i good tonic,
Sh4A lssopssett ne dksetivs orgAns. and Of
q loA1nS 70 ,e1pssi Of dssility sud want Of
'ess sss'ea = " sysseH. f %%,n sSWSlya
!. yssss Theupscn. Qhisf Justice Of the su.
~ Philsdaiphis, April ~. 1851.
eoasldsf Heoaand.s asriqsa b'iters : yslua.
Sss.s. :. sc s. g u: rom M sa% q
sol Y. Yours. With fssgsS as ruoxpsox
p. George saAryweed. Justice Of the Supreme
sa'' OF r'nn''''iPP Philadelphia, June I, 1860,
have found By experiences that Hoohand's
man Bitters 10 . very good tonic, relieving
'''''' symptoms , sRSsS s1Ef ssaaI,iaswoop.
WIN: =. Rogers, Mayor Of the City Of Buff
:" Mayor. once, Buffalo. June q, 1909.
nsve used Heonands German b,"er n, n eau
ommsnd Thorn a. an excellent tonic, impsrt-
productive Of decidedly ssSssei sG s.I sss
}. James n. Wood. ex.Mayor OF Wnl,amsport
A.:
take great pleasure in recommending Hoof-
Ii's German Tonic to any one who may be AZ
Ily II was impossible TO keep any food on my
mach, and became 80 weak a. not 10 be able
walk half mile. Two bottles Of Tonic ef-
cd perfect cure JAMES N, WOOD.
Remember hat Hooaand's German B,tters,
Hollands German Tonic, will cure every
OF fy, ~ ,e-t Z
ARAsAus, On wAsrINo AWAY OF THE
euaO01hor that Hoo6and's German Rene
are ~ hedseinss yen require 70 purify the
bd, Oxcso4 the ts.rsd Liver TO healthy action,
10 ere6Ie you TO pass safely through any
NM nd axp0oure.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.

LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
... 1H r4
.sg... l. -..5.4 -. yra -.
TIE GREAT SOOTHING REMEDY.
Mrs. [ Cures colo and gripping Price,
WHlICOMBS } in the bowels, and fl. Is
syrup. elinates the process CT Cents
tteethiug. +
Mrs. (subdues cony ulsions Price,
NHfItONBSl and Jyercomes all dis IS
SyruP. eases incident to in Cents.
I fats and CD idren.
Mrs. Cures diarrhPn, di sen. \ Price,
WHITCOAB'S terry and summer COM 20
Syrup. pla.ntin children Of all [ Cents.
;, Its the Grea, lnfanss snd children's Soothing
Remedy in all disorders brought On by Teething
or any other ca1se. Prepared by the
GRAFTON MEDICINE CO., St. Louis, Mo.
Sold by Druggists and. Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. my7dw6m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16
JOB PRINTING.

The unders,gned, propr,etors Of The Dam and
WsEkLr BULLETIN, have just received an assert
and have nov one OF the most complete lob ofiiees
In the south and WeSt. They naitSr kliSmse Q YES
that they possess facilities for turning out
promptly, m ~, best style Of the, Art, MI work
lsbel 10 the mammoth poster, and at prices
which leave with our bilsiness men no good ex-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16
l MEDICAL. f.--..f..g q
DIR. RICHAU'S
GOLDEN REMEDIES.
MEDICAL,


Use these only, and save time. health and
nsney. g.m reward ior any case OF disease, 10
any stage which they TAFT 10 eiire.
DR. RICHAU'S DoLDEN BALSAM,
Nos. and {. are he greatest- aIterntivss known.
DR.. RIcHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR DAMoUR
is the greatest tonic and asiripgenl in the neI.
cal list. ~ LE'7
DIR. RICHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDoTE
10 the only reliable dIurstic.
These remedies are not advertised 10 cure all
complalss. and beneht none; but are guaranteed
10 sieetA radical and speedd cuie in AL cases for
which they are recommended, When all other
treatment has failed. Tens Of thousands yearly
recover by their use, Who have lost all hope, and
been pronounced as incursbie by the best Of our
medical faculty.
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM
No. I, cures ulcers, liberated sore throat and
mouth, sore eyes, cutaneous eruptons. copper
colorsd biotches. soreness Of the scalp, scroiula
etc. IL rs the greatest renevator. Alternative and
blood purlher known. removes all mercury from
healthy.
DR.. RICHAU's GOLDEN BALsAM,
No 3, cures mereurial affections, rheumatism in
al It's forms, and gives immediate relief in all
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIpoTE,
A radical cure for all urinary derauge mants.
Price, ~ per bottle.
DIR. RIcHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMoUR,
A radical cure for nervous or general debility, in
OLD or young, imparting energy With wonderful
Price IS per bottle, or two for co.
On receipt OF price, these remedies will he slap
ped to any place. Prompt attention paid to all
correspondents. None genuine without the name
Of 'pR. RiCHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, ID. Is.
kIcnAnDs, sole proprietor" blown in glass OF
bottles.
Circulars sent. Trade supplied as a liberal d h.
Address, DIR. d. D. Richards, 22s varick.st., NY.
eESend money by express or order goods
through your Druggist, and You will meet with
lnooss lel7daw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

|euaOnlber that Hoonand's German Rene
are ~ thed,einss yen require 70 purify the
nj. exclo4 the kpyrsd Liver 70 healthy action,
70 cee6Ie you to pass safely through any
ksA.oS. ed sxposurs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16
LaaxL.
NOTICE

] ANO wv.
Soheeis hereby given that. whereas, william
7. fost did, on the tenth day OF March, A. d.
1851, by ms certain ehsttei mortgage convey to
bMah Y. Kellogg, the two story brick Store
house situated on lot number ak t6, ln
c!,en n nonn irrnty.h,e w. in the c!G pt
together with the leasehoid of said lot. ruuu,ni
nnt,i tne LIST day OF Jeauary, a, D. ls7i, with al
he appurssnaaaes' tas!euntn Relongng tQ seclrs
lng even date !herewHL, givsa by sAd William
Z. nos' 70 sail sarat q kellogg for the sum ~
one year aitertha date, thereof. Aud, shsrcas,
default has Leon made Ia the r tyinentof y AH
81 SAID nots,to secure the PAYMENT whereof said
mortgage was executed. the undersigned, u.
watson Webb, attorney for said Blrsh y. kellogg.
MORTGAGE, viii under and iiy virtue of1 hs 46v-
sr AMI authority contained ia sail, mottYagS. On
Monday, the 18th dsy ofssptsmB sv 4 ID I'M,
o'clock PIN. q said dsy, :. ne prsinisss' ~
ccad 10 aeN ~ paSlls All, tathp inahSnI 6i1<, 4
Tor cash ia i,snd; TIE above aescri6sa lA9YA Ara,
altcf III I'D II. WARSAW WAans 49, n n
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-02
Indian Summer.

indian summer of which there
h., ~, aady been a forecasts this CD
son said to deuye 49, name from
ha- been e, d. y,,.eG by tie i'd
isns le'f lali su nmer." at you
a9k INDIAN, says the Amell n
Jou "aI o. Scielre, Ewlel he is Q o.. ,
to his hu- n. g ourds, he viii tell on
when oer Ii INNER comes, or when
the G'eat oyi Ii sends us tie fall sum
mer m-anir the lime in November
W.. 4 " a Jrd..n sumoe~, and he
ay.u.al believe thas be Great Spirit
senla n 1, ae9so4 ate The cold
fa'l ~ rs j. i so2cial beaedt. so
when eae vi ice Is gathered, and
thei f. Il c-rs ne TDdiap- oacE in
small Iacaa % 'eions fot 2 Eng tramp
and l,iper,eia u9ll ban 3, divir~ u
to tbe deep" Forests. and ascending
the tIeams lo tae remotort parts Of
the .erl@f9rses, W ere they s the sea
ron IN l--uG1. a13 traDo.o~.7
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-02
An, IA Cheese r.. t7r5,-

tit is somewhat encouraging to know
that while we have 50 much to learn
l.om English agricuIturists, we are en-
abled to TaTov them occasionally in
kind. On late occasion Lord Derby.
who IS the most extensive landowner
III tIe county o. Cheshire, Ghe famous
esa county, admitted that so far as
cheese danylnG was concerned "there
aas aJAflg to geJ in England THAT
tseE al to send to America Tor people
~ come and instruct them For this
they We're willing % pay tour times as
much as 70. Che e ,palieUce OF a t4d3ned
English ltaiiym n, olG th1t the mcli-
can cheese exhibited Is Liverpool had
.old at prices IN excess OF the Closh7re
daJ1les. Not only in Ordinary quail
ties Of cheese do we excel, bpE in spe-
cal makes We are competing succ ess-
nily. The odorife1ous Z. I.in1bu oer !
cheese is now made in Wisconsin ual
- sualitv TO the most eXquieitely for
elgn article In time we may ex ect 30
sarpass orr eyempl-rs not only in
cheese. horses, horned stock and an1i-
cultural implements, in which we are
already ahead of them, but il most e
oar agricultural Productions. In cul-
.are and the art OF manuring is where
VS. naW all so FAR behind them. But
'Fe are progressing even in these.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-02

This, however, is quite certain, that
II the carcass is split down there viii
be iIttle O. nc danger of the meat be-
coming TINTED i it is not there is
danger; aud ! is SO trifing work to
do that 1t is very poor economy to
omit it.
IN sending hogs to market it would
undoubtedly be moe convenient to
hanc e them whole than ii cuu apart,
ana It may be safe enough TO keep them
whole in sucn hogs as are usually sent
long distance, those weighing only
from 200 70 81 pounds.
In the v1.-..s of 1863, we listened
with mucn - lest to a lecture by
Prot. Gam9e2, Of London, upon THE
Principles Involved in the Preservat on
of Meats, ne ore the State Board of
Agriculture, a. Amherst, Mass. In the
course OF his remarks he said:
Even IL " inter- lot of hogs may
be killed = the evening, and whilst
still wa ~ packed n carts ready fo2 de-
livery cary net morning The car
casses burieQ eneath others heat. The
cola hogs remain act, but the hams
of the lowe. c. faint n pickle.
.1i99o7 u t1o4eh idILS oeiH1tu green
in the t-aca--that is, which have
been a few de- N sait-are sent from
the West to Now York, are purchased
by provision dealers; they are tested,
and apparently sound; but when spring
time con-5 and q thaw superven :,
large quantities ot these hams tuIu
TIE salt has not penetrated. A pare
j. IS cute has been surrounded by
ic5; auI..s remained stationary so long
as inc temperature has been low; but
IT, instant Leaf sugervenes, the pro-
advances, and The entire hams turn
81
IS shows The very great importance
Of 50 MANAGING as to allow all the heat
to escape IS soon as possible after the
animal Is dressed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-02

Two years ago many hogs were par
tlaly or wholly lost, by becoming
tainted after hey were dressed. and
before tine meat cooled OF. ne in
stance came 10 orr knowledge, Were
$40 fine hogs, Ell WEIGHING 400
pounds, were injured by taiu-. They
we're dressed OF quite a cool day,
thoroughly cleaned aud washed of
i E cole water. they were huag up
under shed, where a cool breeze blew
over them, and yet the next motn'5g
there WIS a Hercepti5Le ANT The
caTcasses.
Io prevent this the body should be
snGs down the whole length bv G.la-
E the beck bone tbs will ad ri the
.l1, allow ihe animal heat to escape,
@1a keep the met sweet.
ate cold wea he vii not ALWAYS
faeFst5 Jaia5. 1t did not in the cas-.
alluded To aboye j is supposed hv
some ldat it is even SAFER 10 q, - when
sae thermometer stands at aIoet -
degrees Ire lie. On given is. fhat
vnea Ire ve1jhel 5 ute cold- the
80 nae { prevent he ani-
II beg. IRON esceplne. Whether
ta-s Is 20 d not, we DO not know.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-02


When plant on tree begins to decay it must
needs die. 1t cannot be reyita"zsI. But Is not so
w-th human beings A human ruin can berepaired
streng tLr-ai, restored, though bro... Isaf or 4
wither- OaIe Of Grass usyer be made green
again, IN he autumn Of life, oc even in its WINTER
when nature seems to be giving way under the press
ure Of years, it is st possible reard progress
of decay, and to lend to age NOR than its wonted
vi8og. As means OF promoting this OBJECT, Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters unguesliouaby the most
potent OF al r-stsra,ives. VIII not make he Old
young, b., viii prevent lessen, or sooth the infrm-
tiles which are the ususl accompauineut8 Of the
decline Of ,i,e. TT de- lily cud lack 81 uar org
power, from Whatever ca1ee rising, D. s s-e nj
cine that 81 81 others before Tie Wcz beso deserves
the name OF e specific. In pority s. iuygor1ting
lropertlas, a is ptation tc we s-gmaeas and
feeble orgar .liou il has no COM i,oc amalg the
TONES Of the Uha1uacoD5eIa, nor aaclg oprie-
targ RENE dies. Besides lis gtAeuiLs principle
it possesses Alternative and regulating properties of
the highest order, and rs anti-Jtlo4s n cine is
far preferable to ~ O. the preparations containing
mercury Tluo -a8 shova that for physiaa decay,
nervous debility, dvpeusia bilious ii5arI r7, and
.teut fever, Hos rs -5ittar5 Is -anedy
without rival. Tns Is sac s5.sou OF s.5 IU OF me
leaf; let it remind the ole. u fe63 81 Iea sialy to
inVgorate au' c- ulfte laeI TENS via TINS e. eat
vegetable tonic aud alter. i've
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-02
Superseded.
r. ctIfNoNFrrF
III all you baby


Gahy-still I'll .all you baby
Baby-set adrift 50 soon =
Pushed right ont into the daylight
Ersm the SHADES Of hfe's new moon
1ltEer, il your dimpled plumpness,
scarf { mot th and eight white teeth,
lift your owl Old crad!e-cCver-
Wl1t q ge see there underneath?
Wriggling mas Of wrinkle5 redness,
AiTnless fists md squi-Eing feet
Wei may you retreat ~ terror,
Baf il ends lot here, my sweet,
This v0ur i'l1stri1us brother
Come 90 take your tire now,
T.rc Two sumlne rs qui,e haye chased the
Baby graces 1I.n your brow.
IL IS now enthroLed the monarch
Ii the house must bow to him.
You mU oe our Little Lady
Brayels c7,arz. each baby Hhim;
See tie ,aouaEeE n your cradle
flushed ~ ven own uilaby;
Yiele i'm 81 our arecious pIaythings
Without Q ccleihous cry.
Shameful, YES Ito turn the darling
From her rightful nest so soon.
IT. inst ike grating battle marches
Or 10 some old nursery tune
Mamma 5 love must do it gently
Sugar-coaJ the bitter pill
Keep ? 7lace for Little Lady
In hes hearts warm cradle still.
from the :" Poets Of Minnesota y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-02
An Old House in II new Place.

The dry goods trade of the Northwest will
find their old friends, JOHN v FARwETI. Il Co..
Chicago, in their new. substantial, five-storY
brick store, 45x190, at 247 and 249 Monroe
street, with complete lines OF goods in every
department. They are also erecting a five
story brick store adjoining this, 80 feet by 100
feet, to be completed by February, to meet
the demands of me spring trade, when they
larger space t..an is de?o ed to the wholesale
dry goods trade BY any house west of New
York. Twice burnt out within thirteen
months, and each time charging their bust
ess plans and increasing the volume of their
trade, their character for enterprise, integ
rity, uplieht dealings and for keeping their
promi'ea, is the heritage and pride of Chicago
and the Northwest.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-02
E54E%G Al.
TNyEegWaEg sacUE3lT3 rs

N Z. : IN. aElE OIsiEI Is.
JAY Cooke & Co. are now selling, and recommend
as profitable AMI safe investment for all classes,
the First Mortgage 1-20 Gold bonds Of the North
Pacific Railroad Company. bearing Seven and
Three-Tenths per cent. goli interest more than
per cont. currency, and secured by first and only
mortgage on the entire road and equipments, and
On more than s3,39G Acres Of Land every mile
Ct TIA k or SOC Acres Of Land 20 each $1,000 bond.
The highest current price VIII be paid for US Five
Twentes, and all other marketable securities re
ceived in exchange. Pam hlets, maps. and FIJI
information, well as the bonds themselves win be
furnished on application byIAY COOKE & Co., Phila
dephia, New York, and Washington, and by most
Banks and Bankers, throughout the country.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-02


NILLfCI.S Bear TestiIroE'v to their Won
dc-EIi Curati-o ELECTS.
They az not "a vile Fancy rink. Made of Poor
Rum, Y s,isheys ProGf 1p;rits and Refuse
Liquors, doctored, spicsd d sweete1ed TO please
the taste o. led .onics,' etizoEs,n" Restorers,
e., that I'D the aippler or sua.oarass and ruin
but Medicine n tho Native Roots
and Heros of Californi2 al Alcoholic
stii.i Iiag They are 70. EEA50D
PJt,IFTEE2 -nd Il r uI2INCF-
EfF. perfect Ber-rator and rese Of the Sys-
tsl1 Crying oil al poisonous mace restoring
t. d. 90 eaithg col- IN. Ne take
t-asa E-ttc-s "ccording to ors ID in long
unweIl, coyiaed their DO d sE yed by
mineral ..s2a othe- me-, ma nc v,,- organs
wasted yond the point Of air
They are IA Gentle prc,. Itfve - v.ciI Us a
To possessing c-o the peculiar nerles acting
2 III ageu "a relieving Conges,- II Infam-
mat;2r =. tha Liver. a-d Visccral Organ
Fc0g FEMALE COMPLAINTS in young or
old msrI.od OF single, at ne dawn womanhood
at the turn CT life these tonic Etters have equal
For InfamHnatOry and Chronic Rheumn-
tism and Gouf, Dyspepsia indigestion,
Bilious, ESetnifteHt a.ss. --termi-tent Eevers,
Diseases 81 tie Blood. yer, Kidneys ANA
Bladder, these Bifters h boen most successful.
such Diseases are g5-iafed Bleed,
which is generally prodace. arrangement of the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR I15ToL -azSTION. HEADACHE
Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs ghtness of the Chest
Dizziness Sour Fluctuations of the Stomach, Bad
Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks Palpitation of
the Heart, Inflammation Of tho Lungs, Pain in the
region of the Kidneys, ard hundred other painful
symptom are the oTsprings OF Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the tor
pid Liver and bowels which render them of unequaled
efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all impurities and
imparting life and yisor to the whole system.
FOR GAIN DIsTEA~ .Ee', i1ruptous, letter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches Spots Pimp'es. Postules, Boils.
Carbunolcs Ring-Wor-rs. Scala Head, Gore Eyes
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-02
Prog ass cT the Northern Pacific Rail
EOat.

AieSSfS. Jay OAG q Co., ne man.
oial agents Of tie -Torthern Pacific Rail
Ioad, furnish tie following -ratifyir ,
r5ets regarding the pro porous progr s,
OF this enterprise:
The track is now SDou5 compile ed ac 8
tn State OF 8IinnGso.a. - IL4les The e
wholly finished, nd he tacl1-ayers
jag Tie Bel E-T= az ii rate OF ,
Jsy. Reoul-' q, S are TunnsEgJ,
60. l5t-d sec.iors
lat 9r part q Septemb = contracts
IT the construction Of The Dakota
ten ing 200 miles westward from
e 20 5lo ed River 70 the crossing
OF tie. ',li \ central Dakota. Ibis liyi-
siaa S t. finished lv the first DAY OF July
ms 1 I-las are 10 be graded bafore the
beginning E winter. In the meantime.
S. 10. Of e. niles Is under construction be
t ~sI nc Columbia River end Puget Sound,
~ ", e7pgtOn Territory, wnere tracE-laying
l. ,ev progressing.
wi be remembered that the Northern p
CT Company last year purchased both The
Is Laee n branch o the s.. Paul and Pa
ci4c I-ae. Within tie st tnea mo-, Us, the
Halu ne RS been CorIpi5 Ell through no.
bis cJu ~ 10 tie Red I:"eE at Breckerii dge.
C2ptr wee il < week ct lcr the coot!n a.
ton OF me 0,lncl rom l,s present e. minus
at " ia on TIE EE.--i5.ipDi River 10 ni q
nolti ard - brai"e q where it E;ill join "a
tI1n. ne Me- le.. 'aciia. Fina y,
coat. r5 hive been let o. the construction
Of 81 j Cd rom s.. Cloud ) miles
nora s.. Paul, to nemoiuo, Oh tie British
bOsGe distance O. 5l5 m1eB. This liue is
tC Heed ,.italu fifteen months OF the
pse ~, il d.a tie richest por-
ton Off, ailr~ c9ep direct com
muniea,s3, 81 B-.lsh settlements OF
Wi1uioe he aztec ,r i 4. It
VII lsc aCucleaste o. =
/ ,Jr.l Go e3chEn5 d. }. ~
).' connect CliCa-
80 e cas-.
TIE c4.1't. o. O. zee contracts viii give
the No, ,-.a Ic Como ~ ii tie close OF
neAt Eey -alles c.. Tog ,le leIIle ana
pros .e.o. Il MlUa e. (, viii AIRY
inc .5c le eles no, Ol2ufare nearly
0ne-,1i. 5oe eros ne cou,ioa1J,
Uua 1ae Northern 'acIIc Road
tine &c al plOItyofe traffic o. Montana,
axe lie no - nmeUt transportation D the
Il. 81 2i,s-ot
- is au.s~-pysel t4ar lis business Zone.
VI rou -.tting .os yb 49, 1aCa ill nee5
tie j. t. a.. ~ gps go gIsaeg orion
Of lie .2I-- .Io 5Ul,-0s Z C,npJu- mas
j. e.c~ .e.ss. uet-s ana ", euorses ar Du-
lph. ,reD ITO on re whole Is I'M
meuse py-I1 lis O.the-, else y
e.5s-.a5 & -nT.u 20 'ard- 'oug re
Sill. a.a 2oe 8 tjvihc rapj ~.
A0eu e @.s y ae,s K RI Two
billie &c & laa~t ianGs Minnesota
vii s H.c-s IL Let By ne thern Pa
clLe t:. II. .. q com nprv, 1pl ne 'oceeds of
the .e SIT - v-eg to - CT. e and &C noel
the lol-p u 30 .ont Tue Companv's
lands Az A,lrr c.g vii much more thai pay
the 1a- uil-jng .4e N'upesota Division OF
lae o. nc p = ss,e y.IZ 10 apE-inGeed
man, nc SIND acres have .Ee.dr Ueer sold
c -. s--s7 + i .GEance 3 ee'o% cred
lie ooaI5.r-a ..9,5 We O MlyuesoUa.
.4irCc ,. .,e- love o ee o -uBeI0 char
ac.@ tee".l- cone n.rhe..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-02

CAST THEM OUT.-If there are any
diseases which deserves the name de
monioc, Dyspepsia is one OF them. 1t
racks and Gears the system like Il verita-
bic fend, ana renders life 2 burden.
The medicines of the diopensary will
not expell it. Cast i QUO with DIR.
WALKER's V ETABuE VINEGAR BIT
TIERS. There = no m of Indigestion
or liver COMBS IN 80 can withstand
this rotent eonlc &nd a'teratiye. The
newly discovered Ca 0lnla roots and
herbs f ca which Il IS prepared are of
more Y ne TO mani ld than all the
gold o ne Pacific State.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-02

A FEW days since a column of gran-
ite S. feet IN diameter, 62 feet in
length, and weighing about 100 tons,
as cut ous OF a quarry III Southeast
= souri,.
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\ CURIOUS and improbable story is
told of Gambetta, to the effect that
duriI ; the war he held council of
wa company with six others among
them ne Radicals Blanc and Spuller-
at which ii was decided to arrest and
shoot the Prince de Joinville, at that
time fighting as Il volunteer against the
Germans.
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