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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04

The HISTORY OF NATIONAL REM
Ebr.-Herc is the history of the most cell
ebrsted tonic of tho age in a nutshell. In
1860 II was announced that certain com.
bination Of vegetable ingredients, with n
pure difusive stimulant, was working
wonders in the cure of chronic dyspepsia.
nervous debility, liver complaint period
ical fevers, rheumatism and constitutions.
weakness. The unpretending name given
TO the specific was Plantation Bitters.
The statement attracted the attention of
invalids everywhere. The new remedy
received fair trial, and the results more
than confirmed all that had been said in
its praise. Thenceforward it was great
success. The business columns of the
press spread the gloriou. news far and
wide, and the martyrs to Indigestion, bill.
liou'ness, physical prostrstion and pre-.
mature decay, as il by common consent,
sought relief from the new vegetable re.
storslive. They found what they sought.
From that time to the present the increase
in tho demand for Plantation Bitters has
been one Of the most striking events in
lhis age. 5-leodswlw,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04
BOOK BINDERY,
CAIRO CITY BOOK BINDERY
JOHN II. OBERLY 4 CO..

Bulletin building, corner of ION
street aud Washington avenue,
Cairo, Illlinos.
vs ~ n,nas OF Binding and Ruling done At N.
very l@~s.t ptees. Having engaged ' the s.ry'.
experience n n na. who hss had many years
!, ,snPerlntend this es,sblishment. We can con.
nasbtly promise our patrons worE sausl To- thst
VI ANY blnlery iu The west "'. 'fss' >" '"~'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04
100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
LOCALIZED ~ STATE AUTHORITY AxD
DRAWS IN PUBLIC IN ST. LOUIS.
Grand Single Number Scheme.
10000 NUMBERS.
CLASS T., TO nE DRAws May 81, Is72.
o,sso Prizes, Amounting to $500 900.

Vt" '"TT TIUh'l'i 90 VUhftcr
Tickets, So so.
olt lotteries Ar" chartered by the State are
hSays Drawn nj tn. time named. and all draw.
lng- are under the supervision of sworn com.
mi sinners.
4, ne oncIhI craving viii lie published 10 the
OF ticket,.
"ewll draw hsimilar scheme the last day Of
every month during the year ls72
remit ~ our ii-k by Posiofsee money order,
reg stored letter. drsit or express send for cIr.
c",st' hhhfe,-, MURRAY, MILLER co,
~. ooi -Ho. ct. Louis, No.
i-iods~iy
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19

recent election, met at the capitals Of their
respective States on the An, and voted for
President and Vice President Of the United
States,
The funeral OF Horace Greeley occurred In
New York on the an The funeral services
we're under the direction Of the Rev, Henry
Word Beechcr and DIR. Chaplin. President
Grant Wee President Co'ax, Vice Prcst-
dent elect Wilson, prominent Journalists,
G;stInguishcd Senators, tho Governors Of
Now York and adioirirg states, members of
Congress- and Of the Municipal Government
ri New York, and countless thousands Of
citizens formed the procession that followed
the remains 10 the grave The ceremonies
were very solemn and impressive
The Protestant Episcopal Churches Of
Massachusetts, recently held a special con
v"ntion AVID elected Rev BENZ l. Hight, of
Now York, Bishop, to lll he vacancy caused
by the death Il B.hop Easthurn.
"A terrible accident occurred on the Pono.
ey|vanla Central Railroad, near Mfiin, Pa,
on the evening of the 9Th The second sec
tion Of the Cincinnati express, bound cast,
ran into a ear NJ the fret section, and tele-
ecoprd the Pullman cars The names Of the
killed are Matthew Knowles and !. w.
| Bacon of Chicago, ard W. w. Dantz wife
| and child, of Green Bay, Wis, Five other
persons wrrc injured, but none seriously.
| Every person on the second train escaped
| uDlnjurcd,
| The Republican state Convention Of New
| Hampshire is to be held on the 14th Of Jan,
/ nary.
/ Tho New York Hrrii proposes a press
! fund for the endowment Of the children Of
the late Mr., Greeley, and offers 81, 900 as its
own subscription,
/ reception was given In New York on the
/ night Of the An 20 the Hon. +. b, Wash
| burne, by the Union League.
| Mrs. Greeley bcqueathcd to her husband
| all her pictures and statuary rare aud
| valuable collection, and instructed Ida
Greeley to appropriate sl00 for the purchase
OF some additional memento of her affection
| for her husband. 1t Was also provided that
! In casc Of Mr. Grceley's dying or marrying
again, Mrs, GrccIcy's real estate IL not to be
| sold nor the principal OF the property used
/ Ivy either OF the children without the joint
/ consent Of Ida Greeley and Judge Hart.
/ Mrs. Greeley had policy Of life Insurance
! on Mr., Gre"lty's life 0 the amount Of $l0,-
| o0o to SEQ 90; also, II Is stated, some Trtbo,c
/ shares and various other stocks, bceideB the
real estate.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19
The New York Weekly Tribune A@ri-
Cuiturnily Considered.

The bSs3y IribhHe, now more than thirty
years old, has kept up with the progress of
the age in improvement and in enterprise. 1t
dcY0tes a large share Of its columns to Az
ricuture, as the most essential and general
of human pursuits |. EMPLOYS the ablest
and most successful cultiyators to set forth
in brief, clear essays, their practical views
Of the Farmers work, 1t reports public
discussions which ,l1cidate that work gath
crs from every source agricultural news, the
reports Of the latest experiments, the stories
OF the latest successes and failures, and
whutgycr may tend at once to better Agri
culture, and to commend il as the first and
most important Of progressive Arts, bad
on natural science,
There are hundreds of thousands engaged
IN diverse pursuits who own or rent a
place, and give come portion Of their time
to It's culture and Improvement. The ltteh'V
irlb1"S shows them how ia make the most
Of their ruods and their hours, both by direC-
ton and example. No Information equal In
quality or quantity can be elsewhere obtain
cd for the price of this journal
I'll. Uoty IrijuHr appeals also to Teach
er-, students, and persons of inquirng
minds, by the character Of its Literary con
tents, which iuclgde reviews OF all the works
proceeding from the master miuds of the
OId or OF the New World, with liberal OK
tracts from those of especial interest. I'm
aglnatlye Literature also claims attention,
but in subordinate degree. "Home Inter
est>' are discussed weekly by n lady ape-
ciaIly qualified 20 instruct aud interest her
own sex, aud TIE younger portion of the
other No co|umn il more eagerly sought or
pcru'ed with greater average profit than
hers Tho News Of tie Day, calculated by
hrllt comments, is So condensed that no
reader can deem ii diuusc while given suf-
tjcientiy in detail to satisfy the wants of the
average reader. Selections are regularly
made from the extensive Correspondence
OF Ihe Do1y 1rHwe from every country,
and its editorials of more permanent value
are here reproduced, In short, IN, Iecily
IriIDpf commsnds itself to Millions by
m'uistcriug to their intellectual wants more
fully than they are met by any other Journal
while its regular reports Il the Cattle
Country Produce, and other Markets, will
OF themselves save the farmer who regularly
notes them far more than lis journals
price.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19


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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19

A Ssugerties IN " servant girl,
thirteen years of age, wanted 10 quiet an
infant, thirty days old, and gave it an
overdose Of lsudaDum. 81 succeeded,
Judge Jesse Jeckman, OF Newton,
Iowa, was accidentally killed by being
run over on the branch railroad running
from Newton TO the coal banks.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19
Weeks FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1s73-The

Weeks FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1873. --The
January number is beautiful, giving plans for
making rural homes, designs for dining table dec
orutons, window gardens, etc, and containing
mass OF information Invaluable to the lover of
flowers One hundred and fifty pages, on fine
tinted paper, some five hundred engrayngs, and
superb Coored plate and chrome cover. The,
Gaide is now published quarterly, % conts pays
fer the year, four numbers which ia not half the
cost Those who aftcrward send money to the
amount Of one dollar or more for Seeds, may also.
order twenty-five cents worth extra--the price
paid for the Gutd'. Address JAMES WICK.
Rochester, n. Y.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19

WHAT NEXT The December num-
her Of this juvenile magazine Is crowded with
sprigbty and good things, a. usual 1t is muCls
the cheapes; of all the publications for boys and
girls, and compares well with the most costly in
the variety and merit OF it, contents. 80 cents
a year, with a 500 Pgang Chrome free; specimen.
cents. JOHN d ALDEN, Publisher, Chicago, II.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19

ties were cold and there was no pulse at
the wrist. The action Of the heart was
very intermittent and constantly dimin-
ishing in force. He had not asked for
water or been willing to drink since his
stay At DR.. Choate's, but during Friday he
asked fori frequently, and up to within
half an hour Of the end he manifest
ed in various ways his conscious
ness of what WAS going on
around him, and even answered,
in mOnosyllables, and intelligcntly, ques-
tons addressed TO him. About $3.50
O'Clock he said, very distinctly, 1t is
d0Hc," and beyond the bricfest answers
to questions, this was last utterance. His
younges! daughter, Miss Gabrielle, was
with him through Thuraday evening.
Throughout Friday the elder daughter,
Miss Ida, was IN constant attendance, as
she had been during the whole of his i'll
ness and of Mrs. Grceleys before him.
Other members Of his Chappaqua house
hold were present, with Mr. and Mrs.
John II. Stuart and few other friends
Nothing that science or affection could
suggest was wanting to ease the last
hours. The wintry night had fairly set
in when the inevitable hour came,
Without, sleighs were running to and
,n1o,ra,1h ,' ba tathst Wv hrII.t;rs
- ~ ,''' Va" -" 49, -
ot, ~, Fan. dno',dinr,
UT;ntr ~ pa fa,,, IL,
i'n,,,, W. GU
s,,a ar Ji,'5 10y, ,tiaaI ,,
c.na $780, So ~ .~n ,,,a,t, ~
speak. In an adjoining room sat one or
two more friends and the physician. At
30 o'clock thew drew back in rcYCrent
otilI,osa From, mo hodsi1a ma (,rnat
,,'f;tlr ,I,o. ,,,,,o H., r,o.ca os,or or 80,
st,,l,,,1os oSG artnr sI, ,jIo1,,, y
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l'ga" ''I ~ ~. Su.sc',.s' ~ III l''e
pI'."c VI NJ NE ~" generous impulses
were unC,ll'lca W pIsue"tlehihs VAptti-
enCc, lni"os" VIC lying campaign
Wn''. l,"S wv JIo9Jn' n.s pay ,.ca. E'S,r
nv. wv ~ hl.oi'uC'Ia "1,'E NY, SUI
pI'1e'' even .noSe "'io Nog. nan pest
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w. V'l tE'5 ue written III "Illcl, Horace
HIItioF aH,',l l."1 % .oI's i''C"o1S HEuIe;
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19

BroacbiaJ IToches" are widely known as an
established remedy for Coughs, C}as, Brgr.
e1uiS, H3arsepesS, and other troables oftbe
Throat and Lungs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19

A FIXED FACT III PHARHACY. -Consid
cling The multitude Of diseases, it is
amazing that We live; In view Of the
countless remedies for them, it is wonder
full that we die, Unfortunately, how
ever, oil the diseases are rfalitjry. whereas
most Of the ''ren edies' are hvn5uq,. One
exception to the latter rule demands the
recognition and approval Of the press.
We refer to DIR. joseph WALKERS VINE,
GAR ErlTEGs. OF the Doctor himself, we
know nothing; but Of his medicine We
con speak from observation, for it seems
to have found its way into almost every
household. Probably it is more exten.
sTcIy used in this country, as a family
remedy, than any other preparation al
though il has not vet been before the
world three years. Wherever we 60 we
hear ~ il, and whenever we hear Of it, the
comments on It's efficacy are enthusiastic.
We have questioned sufferers from liver
complaint lemittent fever, fever and
aGUe, chronic headache, vertigo, irregH.
iamtics O.! the bowels, Indigestion rhen.
maism. neuralgia, govt, kidney diseases,
AMI affections Of the lungs, As 10 its effects
and the uniform answer has been, "It Is
2 Ing ne E.gd. Believing that "what
everybody says must be true we have
no hesitation in admitting that NfyEOAE
BlIEEs is the Great Medical Success Of
tae present century.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19
THE WEEKLY sun.

MORMON SECRETS sent free. Address A
Publisher, Omaha, Nebraska,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19

Rufus Chapman, of Liberty, Maine, had
stiff leg, beuJ at the knee, limb,tsd ~
strengthened by the use Of Jo}tnson'y ara sn4
Lif4tmeHt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19
WHY Endnrc What u CrrnhIc ?

"What can't be cured must be endured" says the
prsvcrb; but indigestion caa be cured and therefore
1t IS the mcrcst stupidity to endure It, Dyspeptlcs
have certainly right TO continue dygpaptica to the
end OF their days they choose but as It is not sup.
posed that any rational being prefers physical tor.
ment TO ease and health, the probability il that If all
sufferers from Indigestion were convinced chat M ab,
soute, irfallibe remedy for their complaint existed
they would with one accord resort to it, We most
GnphuuCaily declare TINT such remedy docs exist
ard that ite name Is Hoscttcrs stomach Dittcrs The
record OF its extends over period Of more
than twenty years aud it ]. 'carlcsaly alleged that
during the whole Of that time it aa never failed to
afford permanent relief in any disorder or dcraugc-
ment of the stomach that not organic malignant
andncuraDle. The Testimonials that % TO establish
this important fact can be counted by TIE thousand.
stomach complaints that had been aggravated hy Il
total disregard ofalldetary rules and uteus Tod and
rendered chronic by medicinal treatment or drastic
pnrgation, have In hundreds Of instances been cured
within three months by the SYSTEMATIC use Of this cell
cbTNted stomachc and alternative, 1t should be re-
m"nhCrcd that weakness II the digestive organs in
wolves many other ailments. Biliousuces, headache
nervous debility, spasns, PalptatOn of the heart
rush Of blood to the head nausea, vertigo and sleep
essness are among It's CoHcomtaus and results; ana
for all these the great vegetable tonic f. specific
il acts first upon the stomach. md through The stou
ach upon the sorrCorg and nervous systems and the
bowels It: general cGcc; being always geuia! and be-
ugGggut,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19

Tn. proprietors Of Johnson, As.oipqs liz,
ment, Pdrso,,'s h.rqatiue ms, ana hterijn,.Y'-
CryGIey Condition Intrdets, have lubIl.bsG
readable and instructive pamphlet, WbicS
may be had free at the stores. AVA
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-19

The Quebec ramgarts are 10 We de.
molshed, to give place to building lots.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
RRuTALITY ILLuSTRATED.

Philip Hammerer. age 30, residing at No.
$40 West Thirty ninthst who stabbed In the abdo-
men, on Monday, by Henry Myer now IN custody, yes
terday stated to Coroner Young that last Monday he
with "A Others went to Eberle's lager beer saloon In
Tenth-ave.. between. Thrty-nnth and Fortieth-sts.
where Myer went behind the bar and began playing
with the barmaid that the crowd insisted that Myer
should treat he refused and began fighting with man.
whom he whipped when several OF the others beat him
witness told Myer that he was foolish not to stand
drinks when Myer drew knife told him 10 keep away,
and made three lungcs at him. stabbng MIN once IN te
abdomen. The result of Hammerer's wound IL as yet
uncertain. The physician in attendance DeleVes that
the abdominal cavity penetrated, and although the
wounded man seemed To improve, 1t was ueemeu ex-
pedient to take his ante Inortem statement .
John carney, -, OF No. 507 West FOrtyf0nrtnst,
was struck the head with pail by Margaret snlll-
van, yesterday and received a severe wound The
woman arrested. .
Andrew sullivan, age 10. OF No 400 East Nneteenthst,
was stabbed In the back by William Shandey age y OF
No il3 Nineeentll-st, during quarrel yesterday, ana
was badly wounded.
simon Fesche OF Fifty-nrstst. and second-aye, was
locked up for brntally assaulting MTs kab OF NO 25s
East Fifty yirststp yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

sOIITH CAROLINA BONDHOLDERs IN OOoN
prpunrATroy TIE POSSIBLE RESULT Oh CARTEL
BAG RULES.
knother meeting of the holders OF oouCh
Carolina bonds was held yesterday at the once VI
Brothers, at NO &C Broadway, to CONSIDER tne honp"s
ment OF interest past due. The mee'ihs was no' ~
large as that held week ago. p". eoio WI" 49,
sent had signed circular pedgng iunds 10 fet'h 0ou
sci and institute suits against the state oHoia's'
r o,oittee appsinted at the last meeting 20 solicit
hn,iops and care for the interests OF the bondhod
ora reported little progress The holders OF the Dohds
were not coming forward rapidly. communications
had becn received from many OF them iuy lnuorsing
th action Of the meeting and asserting to the plans pro
,actod but making no contributions. Names represent,
Inc 500 GOO worth Of bonds had been subscribed ah
counsel agree begin proceedings as soon as oMneIs ol
onested 10 contribute per cent on the par Vae vi
their bonds defTay the expenses OF the movement;
Mr. Lewis made few remarks concerning neetlhg e,
that was held IN Baltimore a Few weeks ago nc
ers in that city had bought the bOnds AT ap9ut %
ana they had become alarmed at their sudden deellh.
The meeting had resolved 10 ash @ ~ Soutb
Carolina whether the report OF the treasurer o eou
financial statement was perfectly correct anu % tIJ w
no doubt that all Obligations Woud DC prohp'y nI',
dated As they have not been llqmdateu, counsei
Thought that the letter Of the Governor made hin H
The Governor is said to own property lna' "oU'u 'd
reoution was adopted instructing the committee TO
request the cooperation Of the holders OF bonus III %
delphia, Baltimore ana elheWhtIc' - ~. mi
At the request OF the Chairman A. A. Drake MI H.
chester of South Carolina addressed the meeting M
said South Caronians an honorable people anu
such word in their dictionary as iepudasio" n rae
there is no telling when that word may be aioei ~ nv m
present carpetbag Government be- aO"eu 10 tt in
In its rapaclty to add twenty millions TO the otate m l
debtedutss every four years then the oldlo map W
forced to repudiate from sheer inaDhty 10 Ps&Sc &
hlood of that peope has sucked from the very
heart but the point of Reputation has not yet Oe1
reached If the proper steps are taken 10 Dilg pc ~
state under an eicent and economical government IL
would be amply able to everyhngi nut the Pesens
rs driving good of the state OUT OF
~ oJ In ftle while will have made OF this fair state
a Liberia where white men cannot and will not live.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
3 out ~ gucfs. minimum
Time-3:f2l.
A COMPLIMENTARY ADDRESS.

A committee from the German American
Reform Association OF this city, headed by Oswald OF
tendorfer, presented, yesterday. complimentary ad-
dress 10 Controller Green, In substance, follows:
All this we have seen and beside elements Of
resistance TO your earnest efforts 10 puIy City aud
County Government, and which, with almost any other
man. would probably have been sufficiently discourag
ing TO have compelled bs resignation which think
evidently the purpose Of those who persstently
dOggug and haTassng you. While your enemies-the
enemies honest administration OF the Finance De-
partmentare unring and unscrupuOus In their ef-
forts accomplish their wicked purposes feel that IL
is necessary that those who have trusted IN you, and
have found you thoroughly faithful and true, shonld
show themselves equally vgilant and active In sustain
ing in the battle, which, almost sngehanded, y0n
fighting for We wish 10 assnlc you O earnest
sympathy and hearty support Ia your diicu work We
SURE you will not yield 10 threats or Intimidation
and urge the most gd examination OF every claim pre-
seDed, especially OF such have been the subject OF
special legislation during the last Winter
Mi Green desired the Committee 10 than the Associa
fiOn for It's expression of confidence IN him. and said
that hf should eaIlessy continue HE c0s 10 secure an
bODets, economical government j0f THE city