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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-11
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-11
JAMES HALL.

MARYLAND M:h 4th 1873
Me- G. KnDEAR SIR: have been using since last Bradley Patent
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durability
thar anyo have used
Yours truly c. GARRETTSON nd Sign
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p Il. sTRAsBAUGH
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No 93 w. Lombard Street, Baltimore.
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TIE CLOSING SCENE,

the entertainment of the evening, at
the Town Hall, the preparation for
which haG been made on the most
liberal scale. Soon after the chande-
liers were lighted, the spacious hall
began to fill, and before ten o'clock it
was one Of the
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-06-21
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MISCELLANEOUS.
q, ARIZONA STAGE LINES.

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 At o'clock A. M
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 Four or Sfx-Horse Stages, Onlprisate contract, by giving one weeks notice in advance to Agent of Arizona Stage Line at San Bernardino The rates for same will be in proportion to the ac- commodstion required. Office at Wickenburg.
 JAMES GRANT, J. H. PERSON, Proprietor. Superintendent my24 If
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-06-21
FEVER AND ACUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fay cents. There r not remedial agent in this world that will Fsver and Ague and all other Malarous, Bilious, ScaRisk Typhoid, Yellow, and ethr Fevsa l.iaed by RAD WAITS PILLS, e suick q RkDWAYS READY RxI<EF. Shy sssb Pss sSssls. Ssla D prrggisis..
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-06-21
MEDIGA1..

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES 50 QUICK, so RAPID ARE THE CHANGES I'll OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE THAT k- r.nasref i.a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30

ton" As q piece Of more buneombe cdl-
torial writing this Is all very well, but 1t VIII
deceive nobody who pauses for a moment to
consider tho actual condition of affairs At the
two periods named, when no was inaugurated
aud whom the late panic occurred. Al the
end Of The fiscal year ending June 90, 1900,
the total expenditures Of the Government,
exclusive Of interest on the public debt, were
slo0, 900, oylo3. Manifestly the nrst step
toward healthier condition Of Affairs was
reduction Of expenses and OF the public In
debtcdness. He eamc into ofilco with q
promise Of rctrenchment aud reform, and
how well the promise was kept lie told 10 the
figures at the end OF tho next fiscal year.
Tho expenditures OF the Government had
decreased by nearly thirty millions aud the
annual interest account by more than q mil
lion. Every year since has told the same
golden record. Since the close Of the war
taxation has been reduced up to June, 1862,
In the sum Of s3o9 3J0, III; and the national
debt from March I, 1850, to November /,
1877, by s3s9, COO, o99.s7. Tho World takes
no account whatever Of all this, and bclieyet
that Gen. Grant has missed great oppor'
tunity.
Tho Democratic organ concludes Its artlcl,
In the following congratulatory strain; ''rhe
country IA now reaplng the natural fruit Of
this egrcgiously laundering policy. II 10 for
tunaic for tho Democratic party that 1t failed
In the Presidential election last year. W.
should have reapcd the ripened and bltte'
fruits Of fouryc Of lncapncity and mlsrulc
and tho result would have boon ascribcd Il
tho change Of administration, instead Of 4
It's proper causes. The saddle will now b
put on tho right horse. The financial embar
I rassments which the country Is suffering hay,
destroyed confidence, and will Justly rui,
this Administration as they would hay
unjus,ly ruined q Democratic administra
ton II one had been elected" A
we pointed out In the beginning, here Is th
anlmus Of the whole article--the attempt Il
bring .odlum upon Gen. Grant and upon tn,
Republican party by holding 1t to On account
ability for what has occurred and what ma
occur In the Immediate future. To use w
gar phrase, ''the thing Is entirely too thin.
/ The record Of the Administration and Of IL
Q Republican party Is written too deeply In Il
Q history Of tho last ten ycars to be swept ava
: by mere rhetorical flourish or by the mer
, | assertion OF Democratic stump speaker
/ II any party Is responsible for the prosen
. condition OF affairs, II Is the party who.
course since 1857, and further back, mad
, that condition possible. Specie paymen
c would not have been suspended eleven yea
I ago II II had not been for the treason and d
: loyalty OF tho party whose return to pow
: Is now advocated by the Worlf.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30

In OTHER COLUMNS will be found tho
Official list Of the successful exhibitors at the
Vienna Exposition, which has just been re-
eclycd by tho Secretary Of State.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30

'A&
=-=--77TZI'e-'-'--=7'
MEDALS FOR GOOD TASTE.
Awarded upon Articles Of INDUSTRY, the form
a 1SSr % ES s 'ae
COOP TASTE.
cisrs, ii. T., PoasSseepsie, krtiSclsi Dsnturcs.
pcsrip6y.
Ns,,ogr "i, " hssR Note %cmnsny. New Yo,k.
Frame Of BANK Note Engraving and Printing
MEDALS FOE co-orrnAroHs.
tAwaried for Cooperative Services, whether In
the production o. articles exhibited or 10 es-
tiopS p'O Wv
NI Tcls, 'O nD' 'r -, W,
"i eres., with WiIsoss sewing Machine Com.
PAW, Cleveland, Ohio.
Cox s s n, ssSSs Sr kss SSg, from from
p, ,sS.n Lima, with wheeler a Wilson Sewing
Mkchine Co, New York. Ola.
pe w seNips HscSins CO., New YORK. WIS" Jus
ssIps e. n f Hsrsier p ''o "e'' 'e"a MI"
nny, " ~ ~ So wSn s. sot MseSae Co.
Kmnss cGH mann rm,ro,o.r,r on Leather the
Snssh SeT,ng na n s,. 20, MeT =, IN s,,oer
| b slsraas Z. ~. aa ~ nvvas W ~ Wv "sN'
tssssy T1 H. S W,,ao ssu,,, Machine
CO. clsyeI.na, on,". ,.,u . ,.. &c.,.
NM Ma * NJ s,ce,ln,.0doo, q, wos,ns,a Lock
/ VOTE Nem ioIk, . ,x.,,,, -,
| My I'm bupeuntenhent OF Wcstneih LOCK
u w9r, sev w h4sK, a, ,,a vr.o, s.,,ro
Mo %n "i nn, a. n ne WILSON Sewing
/ Never Mlss Therese with UoNo MachIps Co. .
| Cleyeland. ohio.
| ~srSnns ~so' n,,o 60. a.o,or,,.i Nt,n,
Mnrou samuel u a; M,,isr9 u,,s ,o,ro.o,,.
N,PLou, ruisJ, nItn p ,p NJ. .SP'e'e"
| wv" Wneeler Wnsvn, NV iohi Mt.
Portland: ,,
haynold, henry, pirector az Sargent ofeehea'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30
A SPECULATION

CHEAP HOMES NEAR THE CARS AND NEAR
THE CITY LIMITS.
TWO TO FOUR ACRE LOTS.
FEW LOTS WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH,
LONG CREDITS will be given where II Ia de-
sired, with six per cent. interest
several lots are sold, and viii be improved In the
line situation is attractive and heAlthfui. and
lovers o. the rural and beautiful could not be
better suited. r. M, HALL,
Real Estato Broker,
keie.eosn ~ 1agpnih kiEeet
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30
JOHN T. O OK,
oenlat tsiarl R,gister, d. y.

rNS- REST DANCE nIUsI, IsFUR-
~ nished by II. DOSCII.. orders may be left
at tho Music stor's and At his residence, No bs7
Eighth street southeast ooftu
fwsDONCH,s BAND-THE ONLY OFT
AZ jzen BRASS and Reed Baud uniintmed IN
the Dstric-will receive orderp " furnth Music of
any hind, for any purp.se, AID on 81 90 asons, At
n Eighth street southeast prattf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30
fyy. REuisTEIps OFFICE,

wAsnisoros, d. O. O. ost1Ser ~ ISIS.
Notice :. hereby given that on FRIDAY, October
Of Columbia 70 all apothecares anctionsers, bsnts
and b,nkera, bill FOSTERS. brewers. q, RI. DO
agents, contractors, cattle brokers, commission
merchAnts. dealers IN r,erchasdise Of shy hind
liquors. wines and cprd!as, distillerr, insurance
agents ice dealers, manufacturers OF tllum mating
gas llfo and Are Insurance cumpaDie.. patent
agents rswnbrokers, photos,i arber., proprietors
iard, bagateile and Jenny Lini table. bow ing
alleys hotels. livery st,6ics Intelligence ofilee.,
Tres real eeta'e AGENTS, aud recuh RS. sc, &c.
All eAid Licences expiri " on sail dn'e NUT be
promptly renewed, IN accordance with exist nv
regulations, Rt this ONCE. 80 -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30
VALUABLE LAND FOB SALE.

80 ACHES OF LAND,
lying on the Wellington and Alezandrta turnpihe.
dria, Will be sold IN lots TO suit Or entirety.
A portion 81 the land hiss one Of the most com.
Cit; on these heights wli built FORT scoit, from
the fact Of is commanding locality. One hundred
adapted for asricultaisl purposes This land H. .
PORTION q the Abingdon estate, and, having the
chance for an investment Title pe.fset For
CLE1JiY, Anciioneers and Rsai Rsis,s brofsrs.
sta, Once building. who are the authorised ss.nts
OF the owner. ocN1w
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30
MEDICAL,
0RSIACIES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY hELlEF for YOUNG Men from tho ef.
fcets offrr and .bnsss tp early life Manh9od
method Of treatpent New and Eemarkable RENE
yolapes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
Bonth Ninth street. PhilAdephiA. Pa--An institu.
don having high reputation for honorable ron.
duct and professional skill. ocs72m
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LOST AND FOUND,

T osT OR MIsLAID-sIY NOTES, DATED
IL August .. lsfl, for siOd eaekI drawn by r. A.
ena sa n @ 9rdsr q \ iR6.usS
terest ct per cent. owned by me. Parties are eau.
by me. ID. H. WARNER
ocoSt 10 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS HARRovRRs SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
Nl LADIES and CHILDREN, 1885 I street op
posite F,antlin ParH, will reopen september ..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30
,wNOTICR 20 BUTCHERS.

wArurxorox, d. O., October o sa
Persons doing business as butchers IN Tho n, nth.
ern market, Cor oran square. must pay their
nusl cen.ss At tbs Col, ctor's Once, Territorial
building Fonr and a.half street, on or before octo.
Der 81 o. No extension of time will be granted.
'oocIst VI ''' j. MCFARLAND, NJ NJ.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OF PYTHI,s.--fygRY
w member Of webster Lodyc, 80. JnIs:
ey.stsa y attend % regular inestlng TiuifsDhX
TSdsS Vi'Iiation BY oT, sy q iRs & nss
REp BJtCAN $50
H. yirsnsr kk9SEssr' ~ S sti.s i ss
sc MN ri nss be PRESENT pDss
!. male srr..scmenis Tor sons home 10 VOC Tor
h SsS ana N'~'1 j. WE'D COREY, rre.d.n.
wEsBps pAND, LOUIS WEBER,
s9srs- Order. can se ,ttT W q Ms;iIssosss
Seventh ,,yeet NAVY Yard Telegraph one s o., one
wv WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS
sSois dS ass oS IsSs
ana syrn,, X Tor sci,iement All persons indebted
~ g,Rs S Ss SsFd iSs sPUdi osy nSfec
MATTiSoLY' R sS.ss,isSs rri,ror, oc,,,r
eM.oFsIcR opoRLE-s HXCAyATISG
VII s icssd iS s' . tSiis-iSs P:s s.
ISIS; sa .ir; Tss S SS
tor 9Tf sssS. s .oss ~
Cisif's store, oorner Of Fourteenth and y streets
sSG,s S. ms
| ket, et the soNehouse, neventh street, between .
i ma ;ss \; ss,lS
i west, Mrs krohler's Nore, corner Fourth street
and New York avenue northwest; Seventh precinct
. alton house, corner II First ard street. north
west. Temperance Commercial Bureau, ns Penn
sylyNnia avenue northwest; A Lepreux's, corn o.
| Twelfth street and psnnsylyAni avenue nottnw,,t
| Ninth snd Tenth streets northwest; Mr.. Coombs
Southeast; T. A. wooa. .iore s errnsr sin,S and
streets souihs.s,: Egah Ptecin station ton !,
streets southeast; b Crlstofapl 4 Brp.'s ore COR
, nsr. fir,t and street. ,outhcs,t; George 4. Bias
Eastern market house, Capitol hill southeast; ttor,
|. corner Ninth and II rtreets northeast; NJ. KeRant
STORE, corner Bcoond and II streets northeast
. Walker Dro.'s, corner Eleysnth sweet and Mary
land avenue sonthwe.t;, First precinct station
corner and Four hnd .ahalf street, southwest
/ All orders deposited In our boxes at the above
mentioned pisces will r1eeiye prompt attention.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30

w TESTioN.-All Republican Voters Who
claim heir sss,denee In Prince George. eIgSnty.
instop a. the last election viii p'esss cal ard reg.
,sler their Names at, No ~ psansy yanis aysnue.
wM. HENRY HARRISON,
Chairman state Central Committee for Prince
Georges County. oct13 eOlN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30
EOR SALE BY

It AUbTIN p. BROWN,
Corner New York ave. and Fifteenth street,
THREE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSES.
6.ns9s n gfiss fem sssO to sSO0i and several
ONE WHOLE SQUARE OF GROUND
and lotA In all parts Of the city.
HOUSES and LOTS q Noun, Pleasant ,slLu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30

Lon RENT OR LsAsk-A DAIRY AND
T. MAhKEr FARM Of ono hundred .orss. I'D
lo.nns w.,;ro2 s,s,,on, Ws :. and kisIsn
m!,,. from wassilston, ni,y sSrss IN grass Ihs
part Of the Arlington estate, aud will bs rented or
s'i TaTqmsS ooIsHRY ma fhfS IL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30

UoR RKNT--yKRY DESIRABLE HousRs.--
n No ep y street, few doors from neyenih;
thrss story eleven roop s,n 70 W IhiTseec,6 6
ystsf. sioo No Ss x. street. between Fourth and
S,Ss s s.s1s A.
all m9dsrn e2ny.n,sneS t.slys rooms. - 4
and Il, $n Two brisis on Fourth street, between
md sla NJ; lae! ,s.s.: : frame, siI roo1ns
sti Apply TO ThOs X wAddAhAN
oc,klH No. ~ Seventh street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30

street, betwecn q atroet aud Ohio ayenne north.
wet Inquire OF John Honey, corner OF Thirteenth
and streets northwest oc3Ms
LUX SALh.-Iuh UNDERSIGNED OrrEhS
hundred and sixty acres, three fourth heavily tim.
,s ,ssst"i or sas ws.hinsson brsnca 81 the bsitl
more and 0Aio r,iroad, eleven miles from Bait.
rood tarnpdfs from Js.sups Ths properly boz.
ders both npon the railroad and turnpifc the i'm.
BHioK DWELLING. With two Glory frame Kitchen,
barn. enrn house, dairy. Ice hou.s AZ 4 pump o.
c.edinaiy healthy. society GOOD. and churches and
sch 1o ncar., The furnitqre stock and farming I'm.
Persons wishing to look a. the property, b. leav
Ing The car. 4, p1rssy MI 9ue the Gysrsesr on
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30

4 mn SHARES, IN A FIRsT-CLAss BUILD
lVUV ing Association, for rnlc. dood % an In
'''' "''' W n. II. WARNER,
ocfSkt IN Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30

THE RRPUBLTCly mas A LARGER err
COLA TT0y THAy ANY OTHER MORNING
PAPER ~ THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30

NIonT PKR CENT. BONDS, RECEIVED FOR
Any portion % series, very low. by !. i. BhQD.
NOR RRNT-HoUsE zoos STREET NORTH
the DIVING room, kitchcn, bath room and laundry,
with ali modern improvements All the doors and
Thili. ion strsst northS est tarl ocsast.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-30

Awarded only to Works OF Rninent Msrit.)
Kelley On Roms,I Painting,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-20

OK last Wednesday night Il man was
killed on the Cairo, Arkansas and Texas
railroad near Grey's Ridge. After hc
was run over by the train, he was left
lying on the track until an inquest should
be held. Thursday morning another
train ran over his corpse, severing hii
head from his body. Tho train was
stopped and one of the employees placed
the two portions of the dead mans body
together and left it until the train re.
turned when he buried 1t. The Charles.
ton Courier says this was the first man
killed on that road, and it might have
added that the Job was well done.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-20

A SPRlSGrIELp, Illinois, man named
Crowley claims to know all sbou. the
Tichborne case. He has written n letter
to the Chicago Tribune in which he
gives the information that his mother
kept hotel at Cloghes, Ireland, near
where Sir Roger Tichborne's regiment
was stationed, and that this hotel was the
familiar resort of the Tichborne with whom
Crowley says he was associated day and
night At that time. He makes the follow.
ing request OF the editor of the Tribune
"DEAR SIR see there is an English.
man, Mr.. Whalley, u member of parlia
ment, who has arrived in New York for
the purpose of collecting money for thi,
Tichborne case in England. want you,
If you please, to find out by some means
where this Mr.. Whalley is stopping in
New York, and then write TO HIM and tell
him he can get more information from me
about Tichborne than he can get in all
England, if he wants it. Please don
neglec. attending to this at once"
1t may be possible that the identity of
the hero of the Tichborne trial may be
settled by the testimony of Crowley, but
III a little singular that, celebrated us
the whole case has been, that he did not
make public his knowledge sooner.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-20

PHI Ns.
j. ". BRIGHAM.

Physician, surgeon aud acc0ucher. Ohic
Twelfth street, between Walnut and Ced.
streets, -.l1
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ON THE WING.
FROM PHILADELPHIA To THE
HUB-NEW YORK TO BOSTON
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OLD SOUTH BOUND HOME.
WARD, ETC, ETC.
BosToS, August II, !.

BOSTON, August IL, 1913.
We left the city Of Brotherly Low
with its many attractions for New York
where We put in the time for few dsy
very comfortably. The weather wa,
cooler and the streets more crowded than
the week previous, and everyone walked
with moro elastic tread.
ELEVATED RAILROAD oN GREENwICH
STREET
One Of the curiosities Of New York is
the elevated railroad which runs along
Greenwich street It's entire length, from
the Battery to the northern part OF the
city. As many Of your readers arc aware,
this railroad is about twenty feet high 10
the air and Oh level with the second
story windows. The posts which are
placed about ten feet apart on the edge of
the sidewalk, are Of solid iron, likewise
the ties rails, in fact everything con-
nected with the road is Of iron, and built
IN the most substantial manner. To "A
stranger it is novel sight The first in
timstion you have when on the street, il n
queer
RuMBLINO SOUND IL TuEA AIR
Over your head. Looking up you see II
little engine snorting and putting along,
TO which lie attached n car of the usual
length. At the end Of the car, in an arm
chair, sets the conductor, one hand rest
ing on a huge break, ready to operate il
at the slightest notice. Ga the whole wa
should prefer to take the cars on terra
frma.
NEW YORK TO. BosroS.
We left the Empire city with regret.
We like New York and should much pre-
Ter to do business there than in any other
.eeNon OF this grea, and growing country.
Tue oest business men of the nation are
'hefe' Instead Of plodding along from
early morn till dewy eve, and long into
h'ght as Is the custom elsewhere, the
same amount cf bu.ines. !, trsrsso,od
from and 10 IN. to a p. m. We tool
the
SHORE LISE
~ Dottohi "hi'u thlth along the Elgr
Of Long Island sound to New Londor
. distance Of l25 miles. At Madison "
stopped over day to revisit the scene, ,
our childhood. We enjoyed ride
Guilford Point and along the sea shor
and other places Of interest in the vicil
ity, The afternoon we resumed our Sc,
IN the cars it WAS hot, regular dog-da
and you can imagine how refreshing
dish Of ice cream was with the cars
wBlzZING ALONG
Al thirty miles an hour. This custom {
passing refreshments is new this seaso
and Is monopolIzed by the porter of In
pArlor car, who any time during the tri
on any car OF the train will furnish YOU
clean napkin and a boun,iful supply ,
cream, which, ms we have said before, in
hot and dusty day was very grateful. A
NEW LONDON
Our entire train, dividing in the center
running directly into the large ferry boa,
and while crossing the beautiful Tbame
the passengers leave the ca, aud adiour,
70 the dining room above where they bav,
ample time 10 discuss and enjoy a %,
dinner before reaching the opposite ,lore
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-20
John IL. oBRRLY. Editor and Publisher

Reading matter ON every page.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-20
Gil 1NCERY NOTICE

Lyman biodgett, de fcndant. is notified
! 'at on July a. 1873, Mary NJ. BIoJgett'
,lpla,nant, hled her bin IN chanccrv'
~, t I,,n mieNanu1T county circuit court, state
now pending in said court. Thn, I ,ho,h su,, Is
a summons was issued out of the clorr u
office OF said court against YOU. return,tl'
on the fourth Tuesday in JUN ls7S ~" ,m..
term OF said court, then TO be holden n "a
courthouse In Cairo, in said COUNTY ,"J
state. Dated july 2lst lS73. '''''
REuBES $, YoCuM, Clerk.
Samuel H. Wheeler.
2l-i.iw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-20

No passenger was ever killed on the
Chicago and Alton railroad previous TO
the acciden, of Saturday night last
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-20
DIR. b. &. TABER. .
WILLIAM X. SMITH, NJ. ID.

pESIDENCE-No. 81 Thirteenth street, b..
~ tween Warrington avenue and Walnut street
pfhce-l1j Commercial avenue, up STARE
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ST. LOUIS
L n | V f II S | II y
EsTABI.ISIIID 1929

by members OF the society OF
Jesus. and incorporated 10y AN act OF the
state legislature in lSi2, IL has experienced
unlnterr upted success, and continues TO OF
Ter the student every facility Tor acquiring
thorough
Classical ana Commercial Education
Bulletins are sent three times "a year 20
lhe parents or guardians of the students To
| MORN them OF the conduct, health and
/ Improvement OF their sons or ward An
| experienced physician daily visits the in
| sululloh, ana the greatest care and attcn-
! non are bestowed on the sick.
TERMS:
board ana tuition, per session, ten
months, S2sO,
The next session begins on September |,
1873. -
Catalogues containing Instructions TO par.
ents, and full particulars, viii be sent irec
on application 10
REV. J. q. ZEALAND, Sd,
President ST. Louis University, 81. Louis,
missouri. .-22 d&w I'm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-20
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-01-23

EMBousM.-Since the dispatch an
nouncing the death of Napoleon, there
has been a universal enquiry among non
medical newspaper readers as to the
meaning of embolism,' which was
stated to be the direct cause of the death
of the eX-emperor. The word is derived
from the Greek word " embolus, which
MS used in pathological science, means
the formation of a clot, either in the
heart itself or in one of the large blood
vessels, which operates as a plug and
prevents the circulation. After this, we
presume, cases of embolism will be as
common as other diseases with less pre-
tentious names, although it is asserted
not to have been, after all, the cause of
Napoleon's death. Competent physicians
assert that he died from the effects of
an anTsthctic, and that the fatal syn
cope from which no efforts could arouse
him, is what is witnessed by every phys
ician in cases where patients are infu-
cnced Icy an@Sthetica, only with great
difficulty