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Tim xRE:kc OF Cambridge.

A strnng desire IS expressed in many quarters
that tho Duke OF Cambridge should resign the
command-in-chief OF the Engliah army. I'll:
doaire has often been expressed before, and it,
renewed expression now is due to tho yistra,
failure Of the Duke to put down tho rcccut rebel
lion Of youthful aristocrets at 6andhurHt. Instead
Of putting down the rebels the Duke was, TO al!
inteuts and purposes, put down by them, ant
tho consequence has been an ontcry in the Ins
regiments, which, in London at al eTcnts, is
causing much ill=feeling. Some go to the Length
OF charging the Duko Of Cambridge with having
allowed his h;ss In favor OF the Gua1dsmen t1
warp hiE Judgment Those who best kEow til.
Duke don't believe that he .is biased. lie has
Btriyen hard to make the best Of 3lr. Carlwaus
new rules and regulations, aud has put down
several military s~ells with vigor and prompt
ness which surprised them but he is undorb.-
edly Of the old school. Ho finds it difficult to
- 60 in with the new condition OF things and,
in spite Of himself, his hands are tied II many
directions. This last is the reason Why 4 change
at headquarters Is wished. The Duke himself H.
understood not to be very mcee .averss to the
suggested change. There are, however, family
difficulties and certain small obstacles Of rrccs-
dent in the way of his retirement, snd these art
not likely to be got easily oyer.
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TIE CASE OF SII4AS JNFnEt.

TIE CASE OF SI14AS JAFF1E9.&
man with passion for brtc-acrac y al"m]s an.
stumbling over antique bronzes, lntaSnos, mo
saics, and daggars Of the time o. nensenur o11<,,
Cellini; the bbliophile finds creamy .a sen4ar ~,
folios and rare Aldnses and ElzeY1Is T@GH ~
him as unsupported book-sta!ls; me no!nI "a ha~a
tist has but to stretch forth hlB palm to nase
priceless coins drop into it. My oTn NeahnGos
Is odd people, and am constantly encountoItbs$ y
them It was plain had unearthed coop1s nsra y.
very queer specimens at Bay1ers four-Sot1e.1, 30,
saw that a fortnight afforded me to9 oite1 en1 ID
opportunity to develop the richness Q. pTtn' S21 az
I resolved to devoto my spare tlmo ~ - ~ I'm m
fe7 alone, instinctively recognizing II rnr1I m n
unfaInilisz species. MJ professional Mn,A ,,,d ~
the vicinity Of Greenton left my esenlnes a ~
occss1onaliy an afternoon Nnoccupiea tnsse ~ -.
teryals purposed to employ in atqaylng osas. auu
classifying my fclow-boarder' ~ Maa a1 a.h;no
sarv, as preliminary step, to leaIn so9 ad az
Of lis previous history end to tnn aane ena nrht
dressed myself to 1r: seweu that sac as;d to
II do not want to seem inqusiti'e, ~ na41 har ~
the lnndlo1d, as he Ess fastening ,,nor ~ sm and
whicl,. by tie Wav, Was the galle mangr y .aan, a
"anera1 sitting-roon-"I do not wanE - seen1 ,.ad
fHnanisitiye. but your friend alr Jensog rp h5cE1
: rae1nark fh1s morning Mt brcakasI "nlcl ,
4h;ch MS not altogether clear to me-; e,.o,, ~.
"Abou* Aehet4bel !. r esieu - ~ !.
easily.
nWell. I w.,h be wouldn't" .o ~
"He VAS friendly enough IN the eo189 "
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:, Day aftt:-r day, foreser1nore, ..,a,
:: Two sreetes, veiled anu e aaroaoeo' ,1rou s'ano
y a eilent wztch On either hand.
sNhatcver fortune eEtersth
Or goeth out before their eyes, y.
D., ppr JOY or sorrow, life Or death,
=, Tie .hgures move not anywise.
~, i dark .cross the threshold thrown,
he two-fold shadow broods N1ltip
mr. .epectre Of the dread Unknown
LIZ ", . slhantom Of the Might-have-beea
-, ~ rlus Oe0ood in the Christian Unio!7.
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uHa who te=sdies himself between two ships
will Certainly 1e drowned. : r''''
Shame is " Eorse than death. !.
He who we, rps from his J. cart WILL provoke
taars even from The alind."
~ lean horse and a hero in arrange country
each look aniss."
When you go to 1aT against tn, Emperor
God Himself should be the judge"
The wise min stf1xeaa t"lce a6a1ns|S'3o A410
aYou may prise the Russian thousand
times. bnt hSs eyes will still be blue the r.,-
verse OF handsome, according to Usbeg taste).
Young men n!ay die; eG old men mus. % .oo,
makea q Wounh-
Hb who fesrs the sparrow will meyer so"
millet" -
to lie down." $50.
q The spoken word can14ot again be swal-
He whose heart is full soon finds loose
tmgue." ,.,..,~a -.
tSmoke rises only from large BLOCKS OF
Il a living mouse is better than dead lion"
Is Him whom God has marked, the prophet
strikes with his wand."
= aHe who IS Oh horseback no longer knows
even his OWL father. (The armed man On horse
back spares not his nearest relatlon.)'
i, "Whon you die, even your tomb shall be COM
Portable"
by si$ns"; $ y ,.nuh+ bv b;a tonsno an ~ 1v h;s
"That which is taken in with tho milk only;
goes out with the soul. CEaults contracted in
infancy disappear but with DEATH"
*The open mouth never remains hungry.
: ssDo not faeten up yourgarment until you see
the water
!. Time does not bow to you; you must bow
to time" so. --..--
l.. 1ae n
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noon ont 80 laF t19m casst a,;d ~ n;ght ret in
ssolAu tHG1Eaa1 - ar;tafn1 faIastfn Tav: and
the iPs rs!a nine 1ssasd the oq Sess
oalay ao1se Ina' 1eluso1 ~ fo,nas a,,d fho
dows ratified in the worm esten 1lanes, ana sno
dooas OF remote 1,sddest Now and then
the tornado, sweeping down TIE age of 't,.e Moant
Agsmenticns, oom!ea .s3 acruss .ne oteI ha1T
ana strucK Tue ancient nosle1y gol!s.oi@uH g f,ou
ar 9a11iey- u!o nos spPear ~ supEs ~,a1o az
he was e3pcetlng me 10 conie W ;ss a,s 1a7an
usual anu turned over N my nlnq IT, 1and-
lqIu SUI ~ tEe opiosIso s'uo 10 stt - N5a
aware of the enect OF tAls stolm on Ms nauSt
boarder; Tor ~ nteT'as, Us 1ho "Iua nu.en ~ ts':t
against the exposeu 6aole, IhIeasenlls ~ osas'
in tho windows, Mr; seWe1 upped nc IN alfs.
clous WINK. ana dlspia;eo ai5 gums ~ = W.; ..1
had not dono sinco me morning aleeE ny ~ aitssa'
at d1eenton. wondered II 1e suspecasgga ag 49,, ~
thing about andy Ihere nag oean ouu s 1A.,sss
during the past week when te!s con:!nesa ,,I ana,
the e1lHtence OF MISS Mehetaoel son WAS no
secret to Nr: sewe!L
= IN Difference to tue gale, the iana1ofu SAT Up
half an hour later than was his CUSTOM ~At
ha1,past he vent to bed, FeusrA1ng ~ tha'
ing: %.
he had been absent only 1ew minutes "heI
! nearu rustAns af the dooF. !ooAeo W a,la
bene!d W. Janrey standing on the thresnoio'
with his dress in disorder, his acaut hair flying,
ana me Widest oxpl easlon on bis face
Aes gone: c1leo Mr Jaftcey.
Who seWetl:~ Yes, he Just went to bed
No, not Tobas,-the boy!
:What, run away :
:No,-ho IS. deao! He has fallen OF ot
step-ladaor in the red chanboS and bro4en hla
neck! r...
Ar Jatfrey threw up his hands with gestura
Of despair, and disappeared: i followed him
through the hall; asw hlm so INTO hts own apart
"a ment' aud heard me bolt or tne ooor drawn TO.
Ihen returned to the naI1room' and sat for an
hour or two IN tho rudy glo" OF ire tre, broou-
ing over the strange experience Of tho last Tort
nght. :.
On my way TO PED L pansea Ut Mr. JanroFa
door, and IN, q lun oi tue stol!n, the measured
respiration within told me that the OLD gentle
man n was sleeping peacefully:
slumber WIS coy With me TINT night lay
listening to the eough1ng OF the wind and think
ing OF Mr JaHrey 8 hlualon. It had amused me
ct hrst with Its Grotesqueness; ont now the poo,
Little phantom Was oeaa, Mas conscious ttsas
there haa neen sometI1ng pathetac N II al a1onG.
shortly hf1er mon1ght 1no "1na SUNK down,
coming ana gong tanter and aalnter, hcatins
aronnd the eaves 9t me tasetn MN senttett
murmuEona sonna; as II 1t we're tn!n1ng 1tsea
ln!o NC! sote "lnsa 10 oeat a"ay 'no Sph1' q us'a
cn11a-
ferhaps notnlng tnas happened curing my
stay at hayle7s fotif-Cornera took He: 30 com
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boy climbs sends chill down my spine. This
morning, notwithstanding his so1emn PROMISE
he Skinned up the Ightning-rod attached to tho
extension, aud sat astride the ridge-pole. saw
him, and be denied it! When boy you have
carcssed, and indulged, and 1avished pocket
money on, lies to you, ind tciA climb then
there's nothing more to bo said. Hes lost:
child"
"You take too dark view Of it, Mr. Jatfrey.
Training and education are bound to tell in the
end, and he has been we'll brought up"
s.Bnt I didn't bring him up on . lightning
rod, didI? II he is ever going to know how to
behave, he ought to know now. Tomorrow he
The reflection came to me that il Andy had not
been brought up by the rod he had certainly
been brought up By the lightning. He Was II
years old IN tEo Woeks!
I eBsayed to tranquilize Mr.. Jairreys mind,
and to give him some practical hints cn tie mnn-
agement Of youth, with that perspicacloua wisdom
which seems to be the peculiar property OF BACH
elors and elderly maiden ladicB.
'sSpank him" / suggested, c. length
1T will" said tle did gentleman,
{. and you'd better do it st once." addea, as
It fashed upon mo that in Elk months Andy
would be lis Jears old Ian ago ct which paren-
tai discipline would have to be relaxed. ..-.:.
'r>he nert morning, Sunday, the rain came
down @ as a # determined to drive the quicksilver
entirely ont Of my poor friend Mr. Jaffrey sat
bolt upright at the breakfast table, looking as
woe-bcgone % bust Of Dante, and retired to
his chamber the moment the meal Was finished
As the day advanced, the wind Eeered round to
the northeast, and settled itself down to work.
It was not pleasant to think, and / tiled
not to think, what Alr. JafTreJ's condition would
be il the weather did not mend its mannors by
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remained gazing with half-closed eyes into the
dropping embers.
:. I refllsd my Pipe and smoked in profound
silence, wondering wiat would come next But
50 brown study that, quarter Of an hour after
wards, when wished him goodnight and WITH
drew, I do not think ho noticed my departure.
I am not what is called man OF imagination
it is my habit to exclude most things not capable
Of mathematical demonstration but I am not
without q certain psychological insight. aud
think understood Mr. Janrey's case. could
easily understand how a man with an unhealthy,
sensitive nature, overwhelmed BY sudden caian-
ity, might take refuge in some fo1iosn piece IKE
such q nar-brooding forever On what might
1,nye been. and dwelling wholly in the realm Of
his fancies-the actual world might indeed be-
come as 9 dream, and nothing seem real but his
Illusions. 7 dare say that thirteen years OF Bay
ieys -Four Corners would hare ita effect upon
ma though instead OF conjuring up golden
haired children of the Madonna, should proba-
biz see gnomes and kobolds and goblns engaged
in hoisting falso signals and mfsplacln8 s"1teoes
for midnight express-halns.
:.No doubt" said to myself that night, as
Law In bed. thinking over tho matter, 81 this once
possible but nowimpoasible child is a great COM
fort to the old gentloman.-a greater comfort,
perhaps, than real son %oala I pe' ;at Ma5 os oS
NIGHT. he's such an unsubstantial infant; but Il
ha doesn't and Mr. Jafrrey inds pleasure in
talking to me about his con, shall numor the
old fellow. It wouldn't be q Christian act to
knock oyor his harmless fancy"
. I vas very impatient to seef Mr. Jahrey's IL
1nsion would stand the test Of daylight. It did.
TlEsnah Elkins Andrew jackson Jatfrey was, 30
to speak, alive and kicking the next morning,
On taking his seat ut the breaAfast-tab1e, Mr
Jafrrey whispered to mo that Andy had had a
comfortable night, H..
"silas!" eaid air. ssTell sharply "whst ara
YOU whispering aboutf"
Mr. Seweu was in An il-hpmor; perhaps hc
was Jealous because had passed the evening IN
Mr, jaffrey's room; but surely Mr. sewel1 could
not expect bis boarders to 70 to bed ct o'clock
every light, as be did. From time to time during
the meal III. seveu regarded me unklndly out Of
the corner Of his eye, and in helping me- to the;
narsnips be poniarded them with quite eug-
Fcstiye air. All this however, did not prevent
ne 1 from repairing to the door Of Mr. Jatfrey's
anuggery when night came: ,,. =. :.
ing7' -
"aot tooth!" cried ,1r. JaTrey, vi'aciously:
"Noi"
~ ayes, he has! Just through. Gave the nurse
silver dollar. Standing reward for first tooth
It was on the tip OF my tongue to express sur
prise that an infant day old should cut a TOOTH
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PRvArEHABl4s or ag CHASE

I - - T. II ID 4 : OT ~ IL = II 4 : l.
I.gvl Justice Chase led very simpi-
4ud regular uie. For many Years u hao
JeyL L,s lauit - ri.e al y cip ~ SUM
.nar AuI 100 winter Before bre4k fact,
u- Eeueraiy TOOK a short walk, returning
uyuIe ll ,Ilno 10 meet 90. family al muru-
t,g pIa,c,s winch be always suid tlm
,r.l n4ru uc Vac we'll. The breakfast
Aus : % gloga, during which be either cone
,,rsyG "tlu tuyse around him, or looked
over thr mIrHing paper-. Al DE- W.
r,aIS tor MS private secretary IA the h.
yr.ry. Here he spent an hour reading
aud debating letters or preparing hl'
upIuIuus "A. 10, be went t. TIE capitol,
generally w. King aud took hjs seat OF
.nv .upIcuIe beech NJ II, remaining tn"
~Hoir session anal pm After TIE ID
tournament yl tue court the cuIri Ju.iie"
walked home and partuuk OF n Cupvi ten
and n few crLc.rrs-thls wac bl' daily
lunch. Then he spent Two hours ~ hard
AurA over hl, upru ous until dinner,
which be Away. ,rryei promptly al o
ucluck. The ,ni-f jd.tice eti yrd thl,
uezl especially, and never hurrtd through
with IT, however pressing might be no"
business That awaited him. IL table W.T.,
elegant. but 10. o.tcUuliou-, and wine was
-e.doul served al the table ui the chief ip.-
! tIye and be never u.cd tobacco IN amy iurm,
| Artrr dinner be would spend an hour ? Az
| ing Chez with hl. private s.crrtsry II"
/ was cA,es lively found # chess, al
/ pluved ~ .lr NJ but not sc0eut IT, game
! At : pm be Wa NJ work Tgain. when
| often m-t-d Ear ito the night This ~H'
/ before hIs paralysis in th".ummer @. 1870
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FULL MEASURE While DR.. Prices
Sp-cml Flav"rings are fail measure, other
extract are short nearly one-hslf what
they are sad To contain, arranged to look
large and sell cheap. a cheat on the con-
tuuer. The mustof the so-cnllrd ounce
hmv"rlng extracts hold but II ounces, the
. ounce less than 3 ounces, while DR.
frice'- are full measure, Just us represent
cd strong and pure, One trial will prove
that The hntrles hold one-half mere thHn
Others purpnrtinV 10 br the same .ze, and
ea!rn''s IRE OF the strongest and mos
natural favor, 6.28 dSwlw
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BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI /!

Thousands have aIrc11y gone. and thou.
sand, more are turning their eye, toward.
new homes IN the fertile West. To those
lG.nZ 10 Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska. Colo.
RADIO, I. tab, Wyoming. Nevada. Oregon or
California, We recommend cheap. safe.
quick aud direct route. Via ~. Louis. over
'le Missouri Pacigr Railroad. which r M
70, me Day fOache, and Pullman sleeper,
nom II. Louis % principal points iu the
Wet. without change. We believe that The
Missouri Pacific RAILROAD hl, the beet tra Is
aui tine finest and safest equip
mcu'- Of any line West Of the Ni--i. irui.
ans %, connection, with road fur her West
Az prompt and reliable. The TeNa. cone
u,gti0u Of this road 8, now completed. and
passengers are offered . first ca,- si-raI
routr from -. LOU, 10 IrNa~. either over
tAr Missouri. Kansas & T,Xa. 4. H.. via -.
iIIi1, o. over the Atlantic N Pacific r. r..
VIA \inlta. For map-, time table,. iuiorra-
uon A. To rate-, rrutes, g., we refer ,uT
readers 20 :. II. Thompson, Eastern pa,.pu.
ger Agent, Columbus, Ohio or T.. \. Fond,
General Passenger Agent. II Louis. Mi. ia.
r.. Questions viii be promptly and cheer.
FULLY answered
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Mr., G.o. STEIYHOUsE, barber and hair
iresser, corner of Eighth street and Com.
nercisl avenue, desires to call the attention
# the boarded community to his nestIy er-
ranged saloon, and the fac. that he is mae
ter of his profession in all its branches
He has bearded many lion in his den, and
call for more. W.
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Use DIR. ITenry's worlds Tonic and
Blood Purifier.

u j. the great household remedy. pleasant n
~, yet potent FOR he prevention AMI cure u
senses. IL Il batter than Bltters, Cordial,
ilrhu or sarsaparillA Sold by Druggists
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EMIGRATION TURN ING !
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTHWEST NO..

The Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad Companv
Offers l,2p".uvO acres of land in Central and
southwest Missouri, at from g To- ~ per.
acre. On seven years time. with Tree trans
Iuriat'uu from -. louI- to al purgA4.,,..
Climate -.il timber, iuturt a. ~ riit.., ole
.hurrhc, and law abiding society invite
migrants from ail points % this land Of fruits
iBd flower. For particulars address 4.
uck. l.aud Commissioner, It. Louis, Mo.
I.Jy. ,I...,IIy
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IT, You can huv STA

g- You can buy STA
and one-half lbs. Durant's
u Coffee Sugar for One Dol
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one-half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar; Best
imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy-five Cents per pound :;
Young Hvson and OoIong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev-
erything proportionately cheap
1T HIRAM RIXBY.
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Be TRUE TO YOUR 1LLTH-Ahd lheE
will be- true to you. Never VA! you n ,' ..
false ones, If you use the SOZolluH !
morning and evening 1t ,mpnrts 'hdre"
trucuUihty tc the enamel, keeps II "h'I'
and spotless, and wonderfully impr"ve'
the breath. 21-dSwl-w.
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t1yG or TUE BLOOD. For Drupsy
Case Il wss attacked with abdominal
dr"psy four wears ago l took medic he
from five d tfereut drctors / appu,d To
the sixth, but be declined attempting my
case, SAVING he thought NE past fem.dv.
Another sad he thuught he could be- p me
II would be tapped, but WAS 80 weak |
| thought I could not bear II. tn.n spw
your hiug of the Blood adyerti.eI NJ,
son sad lie would se'd {" you iYr IT, un,
did 30. " hen | began to take il
| could not lie down or iii
up strqight; by wearing htrl,pe
wa. able 10 walk little had NOT py,.
on my stockings for some months p.
sons who visited me tb,uihtT could r.,
live any length of time. / very SON f.l,
that your medicine was heIpir, me-. md
by the time had u.el the s.u,rl h.,,f.
could put on my stockilg., md no,ot.
t" feel comfortable II two month. Nh.
water was all gone. and | li,f,,
skeleton but my appetite Wa good and
n look AS well as ever | dit md fa.
quite well SARAH P,>rt
Luth"r-hurg C'rari.d C,. p.rr
.'c advertisement in smother column.
5-Z-.w-lt
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STEVE ASsgLNgST, the bar-keepcT, ha
opened fine saloon in Louis BaIteaus
lid stand, where can be found, 1t all
times, Steve serving his customers with
he best OF drinkables. ll-22'H
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KING OF THE BLOOD.

Tug MOST TIL ,Rousn runrvtrH OF rus
BIO II YET DISCOVERED.
CrDFS ALL HUMORS, FROM 4 COMMON
ERUPTION TO TIE worst SCRoFpLA
By It's use Cancer nre cured. and
CauCyrou- tumur- are dispersed withoHt the sur
gcOn's kuiie-~Cruiull conc deFvd, anu Consvmp-
lion prevented and cured.
Vcnercai Diseases, Metcursl and Miner
oil puisun- and their u Cts eradicaisd, and Igor
~ health and . sound constitution e.Ianllshed.
Female weak nes- and lsts~ase
Drop-y general OF paTLaI' swtN'ig- shietnaI y.
internal, and Tumurs Lre reduced and dispersed
'Erysipeias, sil, Rheu-',. scal Head. snd
T'Ir,sDr'.. me soon removed by this powerful
cornutIc Diseases, DaodroT. scaiy
I',Ib ~Elu aud Puppies quickly give way,
iatlip. he skin smooth and fair
Chrouic p,seas. :, teyeT and Asae p,s,
AH.eribus General Debility, In shou; all tho
humorous diseases caused by bad blood ARE con,
ourred and give way before THIS most powerful
correcto- IN King OF the Blood.
En,h bottle contains between forty and
df'v oriiuary doses costing q, ly one dollsr.
From one 10 four or i've b0ytlee VIII
cure salt Rhenn Sclid iiem, hes worm rm'
Rro,n Two 20 G ght bottles viii cure
sc.ly E.nnions Of the skin. ulcers. Sores. aud
Capkernt The Mouth and Stomach Efysipcias,e,e.
EroIu two 10 &c" bOtSlee VIII lestoro
heslisy acrion 10 the Liver and spleen, vii reg
ulate the Bowels and hidneyr
From two 20 six bottles viii Dc fcnsd
efectual In curing Ncnraig,a, S'SA heso
yitus' Dance. and Epilepsy e,,,
the wo-st cases ~ Scro'nia. ~s.,-~ iii
Prom three 90 twelve co1Se W.
cnre severe aud obstinate ca-e- ~ b.se -. IN.
Fro two 10 ur bottle 49, ~ ysa.,.,
worst cases Of rile.. ARD rrynn,,ssis" siu eurv
bad Zee, roe a. rer bottle, s s0sfls' s9s "a
sokby all Druggists
D. RANSOM, son / CO., rTslrs
See testimonials in local column sss""
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Success in business depends on a Yigor-
Gus and healthy manhood his begel- m
ergy, activity Of the brain, and muscular
endurance; without these there can be no
success in life. When the signs "f wrHk-
nrss and decay appear, use DR. McrHte ,
Tonic C'rdinl and system Renovation, Mud
relief will follnw. 5-2I-2W
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Marriage Guide.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, New
,n-ray.nss, Two-hundred and sixty PAGES,
'iiee 50 cents. AdIrcss On. Brrrs' DisrIS-
nFI' 70 North Eighth Street, s.. Louis, No.
. Advertisement.
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NorIcE :. hereby gwen that | will pay
30 bills for good. cold to any Of the EN-
ployes Of THE CAIRO BULLETIS, either
or themselves or tor the use Of the office
uulese the same are furnished on al order
igncd by Mr.. Burnett or myself.
l2-40-ly JoHs IL, OHERLN'
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D1oley's Yeast Powder Is convenient,
economical and always reliable. No waste
OF food prepared win II, US II Is always
M ,bo la QUALITY. 3 IS Nv.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29
Mrs. whitco NIB. Syrup.

The great soothing remedy. Price on,y 3
''n,s. Gives rest 70 the mother sui health 70
ne child sold by Druggists
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29
Dr. Henry's Root md Plant pills.

md yet thOrough--no nausea or Rriplng-.n.
Ir"ly vegetsble-greatli liver remedy. Price 5
'onts sold by Druggists