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CARBOEC TROCHES

A SPECIALITY FOR SORE THROAT, THE CAR
n bolc Acid Of which the Troches are, in part,
composed, acting a. a HEALING AGENT, and curing
all forms OF ULCERArED and INFLANED surfaces OF
the larynx and epiglottis.
specially for hOarseness the CLEANING power
OF the Carbolic Acid tending to expel all collec
tiCns and formations Of mucous matter, phlegn
etc and restoring healthy action to the sensitive
and delicate organs Of the throat and windpipe.
speciality against contracting infections dis
eases. The peculiar properties of Carboic Acid
in preventing infection and cOntagiou have long
been known and EDEG'S CARBOLiC TROCilEs
may be safely relied on preventive ia Cases OF
SMALL Pox. NAHoLOIB. etc. etc.
A speciality for common coids. coughs, and al
disorders Of the throat. chest, and lungs.
Price p cents per box. Sold by Druggists every
where.
JOHN ?. HENRY, cURRAN 4 CO.
Sole Proorietors,
No. College Place, ................. NEW YORK
9-2jdsst&w1v
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WARRANT ONE BOTTLE A PERFECT CUE IN
TIE WORST ForMs OF Piier, two to hye bottles in
LEPRosY, reRofULA. RHKl N srlsM, SALT RHEUs
CANCER. tAfARgH, KIDEEy DISEASE and all d.,
ess 3 OF the sam, AID the greatsst Blood Purifier
ever !iscovere Entirely vegetable. 7 request all
TO SEND o me and take ack their money in ali
c1-es Of failure. None for 10 years II. d FOWLE
hemist, Boston, and Montreal. Sold throughout
| the worl 81 bot lie Send for CIR. 4as Of aston.
! ishiuL res
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Wilson's
CARB0LATED COD LIVER OIL
Is Specific and Radical Cure for
co N SU M P TIC N
AND scRorUIous DISEASES

Remember the name, "willson's Carbolated Cod
Liver Oh" 1t comes in large wed shaped bottles
bearing the inyenr RS signature and Is sold by the
best druggists.
Prepared by ]. II. WILSON, So John street., N
Y Sold BY al Druggists. Richardson a Co., St.
Louis and Hurlbut e Edsali, Chicago, WholssaIe
ARents- T.aad&wty
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Farmers Anti-Monopoly Ticket.
election, Tuesday, Nov. 4

Election, Tuesday, Nov. 4.
For County Judge,
RUFUS NJ, GRENELL, CordoNa'
For County Clerk,
H.B. LEQuArrE, Drury'
For County Treasurer,
SAMUEL X. PORTER, Hampton
For County superintendent,
CHARLES MACHlN Cahoe Ni'
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Watch 8gsera Ate ties

These wstcheshave Equilibrium escapemenIs, chro-
nomoter balances, exposed ruby pallets, Berguet
hair springs, and full ruby-lewelled. and combine
sill modern improvements in watch making
These watcher were awarded the Grand Prize at
the Paris Exposition of 1867, for the best perform
ance and greatest accuracy in adjustment, and can
be warranted to perform with the same degree Of
regularity as those made by the best manufactur-
ers of Europe and America.
A full assortment constantly hand for sale by
QCINCHER & KRCGLER, Is Maiden Lane, tup
stairs) New York Only wholesale agents for the
manufacturer 9-asd1y
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Sweet Norwegian Cod Liver ON

from the celebrated fisheries at Aalesund Norway,
pronounced by physicians the most delicate, efii-
Gent Cod Liver OH in the world
IL II easily taken, tOlera I'd by the weakest stom-
achs, dtgestH readily never becomes rancid and IL
almost entirely free from the usual disagrecable
characteristics OF Cod Liver Oil
For every use of Cod Liver OIL Mr.. Wilson's dis
ooyery is OF the greatest yalne
FOR the safe internal administers ion OF Carboic
Aeid Mr. Wilson's method of combining Il with Cod
Liver Oil is absolutely necessary
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Woman suffrag.

The American Woman Suffrage Asso.
cation held n very successful anniversary
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Sold BY all Druggists ct @.o0 ye- bottle Mann
featured b5y DIR KENNEDY. IN Warren street,
Rnshuvv Mass a-Jdfv
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WILSON'S
cARBoLATED COD LIVER OIL

As described fully in the inventors circular which
Will be mailed, upon application, to any address.
We cannot Afford space 10 tell the whole story
here, or To give the numerous certificates from en-
iDent physicians and well known citizens testifying
to the absolutely wonderful results flowing from
this great discovery. Suffice II to say, IL il curing
thousands who supposed themselves 10 be at dea s
door.
Wilson's CarbolaiedOil Is scientifically repaired
with the purest Carbolc Acid, combined as to be
entirely harmless with
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is declared TO he the simplest the most effective
and the only always reliahle set acting Fire Extln
gnisher in use. 1t is entirely new invention
The letters patent all issued within the present
year Ii IL therefore tree from the detects of all
other FIRE extinguiSher> before the public. The in
ventor OF the CHAMPION Mr.. j. Van iiyne,
having had many YEAR, exp rience in introducing
and handling fire extinguishers, brings forward the
CHAMPION greatly superior to all others
Corporations and individuals DESTROYS OF protect
ing their property against fire. will do well 10 exam
inc the CHAMPION on WHEELS with 300 feet OF
hose with hook and ladder attachment Il has a
capaciry of over
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~ =PLOM A,
IL AWARDED BY TIE
American Institute,
] 4oJ. ". MCKEE,
EoR
Embroidering and Flutirg Machines.

Emnroloer1ng ana F!utlnS Nacn!nes'
at is ingenious and will meet the wants of every
matron In the land"
Exhibition of 1879.
John K. Gavit, Rec Scc'y. +. A Barnard Pres.
Samuel D. Tillman, Corresponding Secy.
New York Nov. 10, 1879
This simple and ingenious machine L. as useful as
the Sewing Machine, and is fast becoming popular
with ladies, in the place of expensive Needework,
its work being much more handsome, requiring
less time and not one-tenth part the expense. No
lady's toilet is now complete without it, Ma
chino with illustrated circular and full instru tionr
sent on receipt OF g. finished in silver plate fol
e. IL Address.
THE MCKEE MANUFACrV RING Co,
100 Broadway, New York.
AG ENTS WANTED.
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BILE Z D | N G
AT THE LUNGS CURED BY
cATAsaH, INFLUENZA AND HAY FEVER

or Summer Colds which often end in serious Lang
trouble, cured by the Inhalation Of DIR. Kennedy
Prairie Weed.
| am perfectly amazed at the remarkable cures OF
severe bleeding and consumption of the lungs
which this remedy performs for me every
week. send for circular.
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Schenck's sesweed Tonic is gentle stimulant
and Alternative. and the aikal In the Sesweed. which
this preparation made Of assists the stomach 10
throw OUT the gastric Juice TO Dissolve the food with
the Pulmonic Syrup and ii is made into good blood
without fermentatiOror souring in the stomach.
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Champion Extiuguishel

Hand size is a model Of simplicity and effectiveness
for the purpose niended-aways ready and never
out OF order, 1t acts with unerring certainty and
with great efficiency
For State Agency or purchase of Engines, apply to
Chicago. 1-15drnwfSweo
THOMAS YATES. Agent, Rock Island.
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II Il person has Consumption. OF course the lungs
in some way diseased either tuherces. Assesses
bronchial irritations pleura adhesion exist, the
lungs are a mass of iBdamation and fast decayingl
In such cases what must be done It only the
ungs that are wasting but It Is the whole body.
The stomach and liver have lost their power 10 make
blood ont flood. Now. the only chance il 10 take
DR.. Schenck's three medicines which will bring up
tone to the stomach the patient will begin TO want
food, it will digest easily and make good blood then
the patient begins TO gain in flesh, and the
body brgius TO grow the lungs commence to heal up,
and the patient gets aeshy and well. This is the
only way 10 cure Consumption.
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Schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, re-
moving all ohsructions. relax the ducts of the gall
bladder, the bile starts freely and the liver is soon
relieved the stools will show what the Pills can do
nothing has ever been invented except calomel Ia
deadly poison which is very dangerous to unless
with great care thst viii unlock the gall BLADDER
and start the secretons of the liver ike schenk's
Mandrake Pills.
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The great reason Why physicians do not cure Con
sumption is, they Try to do too much; they give
medicine to stop the cough to stop the ehills. to
stop night swests hac fever, and by so doing they
derange the wholed.gestIve powers, locking up the
secretions and eventually the patient sinks and dies
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They are all three TO be taken al the same time
They cleanse the stomach relax the liver and put 1t
10 work; then the appetite becomes good: the food
digests and makes good blood the patient begins
TO grow In flesh: the diseased matter rpens In the
lungs, and the patient outgrows the disease and gets
we'll. This is the only way to cure Consumption
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DR.. schenck in his treatment does no' try To stop
q cough, night sweHt,. chills FEVER. Remove the
cause and they will all stop theIr accord. No
one can be cured Of Consumption, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia CstArrh, Canker, liberated Throat, un.
less the liver and stomach EIade healthy.
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Liver Complain, Is one of the most prominent
causes of Consumption.
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Of the Farmers Anti-Monopoiy r"''y'
UNANIMOUSLY adopted in County ConVeG-
zion in the Court House, in Rock Island
September 6, 1873.
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To these three medicines Dr. J. H. Schenck of
Philadelphia. owes his unrivalled success in the
treatment Of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pull
monte Syrup ripens the morbid matter In the lungs,
nature throws it of by an easy expectoratIon, for
when the phlegm matter is ripe a slight cough
win throw it OF and the patient has rest, and the
/ lungs begin TO heal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
consumption can be Cured

mSoMPsfVm OMM w Vuseu
sehenck's Pulmsnie Syrup,
Seaweed 'Eenic
and
Mandrake Pills
WILL CURE
C @ N S u MP TON
Liver Complaint
aud Dyspepsia !!
If taken according to
the Directions.
They are all three TO be taken al the same time.
They cleanse the stomach relax the liver and put 1t
10 work then the appetite becomes good: the food
digeste and makes good blood the patient begins
TO grow In flesh: the diseased matter rpens In the
lungs, and the patient outgrows the disease and gets
we'll. This is the Only way to cure Consumption
To these three medicines Dr. J. H. Schenck of
Philadclpha. owes his unriyalled success in the
treatment Of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pull
monte Syrup ripens the morbid matter In the lungs
nature throws 1t of by an easy expectoration for
when the phlegm matter is ripe a slight cough
win throw it OF and the patient has rest, and the
lnngs begin TO heal.
| To do this the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must be freely used to the stomach and live
so that the Pilmonir Syrup and the food will make
/ good blood.
schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, re
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
LiTERA Y.--TIIE MAGAZINES
FOR DECEMBER.

A second profusely illustrated article
on Louisiana opens 'Scribner's for De-
cember. Mr.. Kings fret article on this
subject created an interest which the
present paper cannot fail TO deepen. In
the same number is Il popular science pa
per on "Sayago Man." with very striking
illustrations an interesting sketch, with
portrait Of Proctor, the celebrated young
English astronomer now in this country,
by John Frazer Froude's second paper
on an English Abbey" in which the
Wat Tyler instruction 10 touched upon ;
timely and able discussion, by Prof At
water Of Princeton, of the "Specie Pay
'msnt question BLACK Rock, - a story (;
poem by Bret Harte, entitled "Lukep
in the Colorado park-ls73) an e1pla-
nation Of "Carlism in SPAIN" by J. w.
Preston; and contin uations OF Miss Trsf-
tons story, "Katherine Earle" and Mrs.
Davis's "Earthen Pitchers"
DR.. Holland, in Topics of tho Time
discusses "Some Religious Newspapers"
"Prcvision FOR Wives and Children, y
THE American Gentleman of Leisure,
and GLOW Much has been Gained" TOWARD
Christian Union. In THE Commonplace,
.The Invisible Hinge and "Somethinl
Better than Truth" In Homo and Soce
ty, Culture and Progress, Nature anC
Science, and Etchings great many sub
jocts are briefly treated.
The January number OF scribner's will
have features Of special interest.
The GALAXY for December, which con
cludes the sixteenth volume Of the maya
zine, contains very interesting table o
contents, among the most noticeable O
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would regret his departure from CAIRO
Socially he Is popular and his church
members, who have listened to him Sun
day after Sunday, all say he is tho best
preacher and pastor the Presbyter'"hs
have had in this city. lie is like good
liquor Tho improves with age. The more
our people see of him the moro they like
him. Individually, The BULLETIN don't
want him to 60 away, and hopes no will
no, ray any attention to the invitation be
ha, to go o If on trial preaching visit.
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TIE LATEST CONCERNING OUR IN
TERNATIONAL TROUBLE.
CAPT. FRY'S APPEAL FOR TIL
CREW OF THE NlRGINIUS.
TWEED SENTENCED TO TWELVE
YEARS IMPRlSONMElT.
RAPID PREPARATION OF Wal
VESSELS.
HARBORS TO BE PLACED ON WAN
FOOTING.
REPORT FROM TIE PORKERS.
From Washington.

uARBoRs TO he PUT IN ORDER.
WAsHINoroS, November 22.-The chief
the of engineer corps has ordered officers
in charge of harbors to put them IN con-
dition for defense, and torpedoes with the
necessary electric cable instruments, tack
10, etc, to be planted along tho coast. The
navy department has been informed by
the commandment of New London station
that on the night Of tho 10th inst, two
men representing themselves to DO naval
engineers tried to force their way on
board the Dictator and when resisted by
the Waterman, fired Mt him and then
made their escape.
Outstanding legal tenders, 1864, 77223
NOT TRUE.
The report that second attempt had
been made on the life of Gen. Sickles
cannot be true, as the department Of state
have no Information on tho subject, nor
have any dispatches been received up to
late hour this afternoon, from either Mad
rid or Cuba.
PREPARATIONS
have been quietly going on under the di-
rection Of the secretary of war, placing
our vessels in condition to supply the
wants Of the army in the field, in case OF
war, and looking TO the condition and
armament Of our Notifications for the sue
cessful defense Of our hsrbors against hos
tile attack by iron clads. The ordinance
department of the army is at this moment
in most
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS
for state of war, and is ready to supply
an army with entire equipment of war
material, including tho most approved
breech loading armes and field
and siege batteries Of artillery with every
kind OF ammunition. The telegraph has
been vigorously used, urging forward
every preparation to the extent of tho ord
nance appropriation. The ordnance oAi-
GERS are fully alive TO the gravity OF the
occasion and necessity. Able prepare
tions are being made to meet all demands,
should war resdlt from our present COM
plication. From the nature of the case
| tho navy had to take active initiative
The war department fully alivo to the
crisis in quie, preparingt for tho coming
| future,
| ASSIGNED TO DUTY.
A number Of officers were to-day assigned
to vessels now fitting out for sen.
| LEFT.
The steam tug Rescue left Washington
| VIM cNcHinS WIN uuuuTcu UhTTtlb VI
powder. The steamer
roRTUNE
has had her topodo spar taken out and
will be launched Monday.
THE sHAuMETr.
Extra force is engaged and extra time
10 made on the Shaumett. Work of re.
ceiving is rather slow, but it ia probable
all the men needed will be speedily oh.
tanned.
REAR ADMIRAL jos. SMITH,
founder of tho monitor Flatill IN the
the late rebellion, is lying very i'll at hi.
residence,
From New York.
BRITISH SUBJECTS.
NEW York, November 22.--E. l.
Crocesta's Spanishorgan In this city con
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From Cincinnati.
RESOLUTIONS

CIScISsATI, November 22.-The fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
passed and unanimously adopted by the
Board OF Trade to-day.
WHEREAS, The barberous treatment of
persons lately captured oil tho coast OF
Cuba by the Spaniards, having caused a
wide spread feeling of Indignation
throughout the United States, calling for
some action on thepart of the government.
Hoping the principles Of arbitration un-
der which our nation settled all difficulties
with England, may DO safely invoked
therefore
Resolved, That we recommend the ma
tional authorities to rely upon peaceable
arbitration for the settlement of the d iii.
culties, and that while we denounce the
atrocities Of the local authorities of Cubs
we sympsthize with their Republican form
of government in Spain.
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SEXLESS HUMAN BEINGS.

Science is becoming impuden.. Having
thrown down and destroyed the popular
understanding Of the Mosaic account Of
the creation and tho Grand-father Adam
tradition having displayed to human in
vestigation the mysteries Of the earth, air
and skies; having given to the world util-
lied steam and electricity, Science is now
seeking new worlds TO conquer. 1t is
about to make electricity the servant Of
man, his lsboror as well AS his errand boy,
and it is contemplating giving to tho earth
q sexlcss order of human beings. A sciont-
ist writing to tho New York Graphic
says there is IN evident desire in the pub
lie mind to get rid of the obligations and
duties imposed by the division of mankind
into men and women only.
There are says this scientist, "scores
OF women who strongly dislike the fact Of
their sex, and would gladly belong, were
it possible, TO n sexlcss order of beings.
Now. why should not science abolish sex
at will We are already able to produce
roses of any color VIC choose, TO change
the flavor and shape of strawberries, aud
to control to some extent stock-raising, so
AS to produce such animals as we may de-
sire. Can we not develop third sex
among tho human beings, which, being
freed from tho trammel which sex i'm
poses upon us, shall DO able
10 do the labor that the world
needs, precisely as tho sexless drones do
the labor of the hive? / am engaged in
studying and experimenting in connoc-
tion with tho subject, not without hopes
Of success. ] am sure Of the cooperation of
tho strong minded women who are at
once ashamed and angry because they are
women, and who would gladly become ep-
icene were it possible. Of course sufli-
cient number of mon and women would
be desirable in order to perpetuate the
race; but / am persuaded that if sexless
order of human beings could be produced
the world would have an army OF workers
! such as il has never known" We wish
this phlanthropist success in hisgrcat un-
dertaking. If he should in his expert
ments desire specimen OF the peculiar
being he is DESTROYS Of creating, he can
find perfect one in this city. The editor
Of the Sun is not woman, and those
who know HIM best do not for moment
suspect him of being a man. He is there
fore the sexless being the scientist IL
searching for, and might DO used as the
seed of the new race,
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OUR people, says the sun lose because
the Cairo and 81. Louis railroad WAS no.
commenced st this end. This is beg
ging the question. We asked the Sun 10
point to one cent the people Of the city OF
county had lost, and the Sun replies in
effect Cunningham has, lost, and Par
sons, Davis Il Co.. have lost, because the
road was not built from Cairo TO Murpbys-
boro before il was finished from ST. Louis
TO Murphysboro." Very true and the
road should have been commenced a. this
end but no contractor could be found
who would consent TO build this end
Of the road first. The company was
chartered seven or eight years ago, and
Cunningham lost many dime because
the road was not comp lcted seven years
ago; Halliday Bros. are losing many
dollars because the Cairo and Tennessee
River road is not finished, and we have
oil lost money because the fifty roads
which will center here in few years
were not completed q century ago. To
cay that Cairo and Alexander county
have lost money because the building of
the road was not commenced at this end
and because it was not completed three
months or six years ago is almost rs funny
an assertion as to say, as the Sun does
that they have "lost money pros
pectively" because it has been pro
posed TO issue So, oOO, 900 Of stock.
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A LOUD CALL.

There Is . well-founded rumor in the
city that Rev. II. b. Thsyer, OF the frs,
Presbyterian church, has received a very
pressing invitation to wait an important
church in one Of our western eitie', and
preach with Wow Of becoming Il,
pastor. The salary offered him is 81 900,
10 be increased to $4,000 after tho frs,
year. In addition 70 what had been pre-
viously received, o telegram reached Mr..
Thsyer ~ late as ] o'clock yesterday 81.
ternoon in regard TO the matter, and AK
ing On immediate response. Last evening
Mr.. Thsyer had not telegraphed his re.
ply.
We are sure Mr.. Thsyer's congregation,
and the citizens who know him well,
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PROBABILITIES.

WAsnIsGToS, November 22.-Proba-
bilities-For tho Northwest and Upper
Lakes thence southwark to Kentuky, Mis-.
souri, and Kansas, falling barometer with
northeasterly winds and warm, cloudy
weather. rain and snow.
For Gulf states, northcas.erly winds
rising temperature and cloudy weather
with rain.
For South Atlantic states, northessterly
and southessterly winds with cloudy
weator and rain.
For Lower Lakes and Middle states
winds veering to northeasterly with ris-
ing temperature and increasing cloudi-
ness.
For New England states, wind veering
to norihessterly with partly cloudy.