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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE STATED COMMUNICATION OF q
AngerOna Ledge, No. Iss, viii be hsId/V
MONDAY EVENING, July 7th, a. ) O'Clock.
for dispatch % business and Installation OF
officers.
All A- Ms are hraternally Invited.
4. g. LOCKE, W.M.
4 grcEz,roarn sa.r.s.- a..
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MECHANICAL SOCIETY.
COTTON FACTORS
CHANGE OF FIRM.

I'VE have this day purchased the interest of
w Mr.. WM. STEWAKT, in the houses -
STEW A6I BRfS. & co, New Orleans .
and STEWART BROS. & GWYNNr
phis. Tenn.
We hereby assume aH the Habnitfe e
late hrnl, and ali parties indebted s.. e
viii make payment to Us.
The business in New Orleans viii be con
tinued under the name OF STEWART BROS
& Co. and in Memphis under the name Of
STEWART. GWYNNE & co.
Thankful for past favors, We respectfully ask
continuance Of same.
ANDREW STEWART
HUGH STEWART.
ANDREW D. GWYNNE.
Memphis, Tenn, July 1, 1873.
Having sold 10 my late partners my interest
in the houses OF Stewart Bros & Co New Or
leans, and Stewart Bros & Gwynne, Memphis,
they are charged with the entire settlement
Of their affairs. In retiring from business I
would ask for 0ay successors continuance Of
the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
nrm. WM. STEWART.
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''The drain of emigrants to America,
says the Limerick Reporter, sis absO-
lutely alarming. The people are leav-
ing the country in crowds; respecta-
ble, well-dressed, intelligent, and order
ly population are abandoning their ma
1--we country il countless numbers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-07

Tue personal property Of LOrain G9un-
ty. Ohio, as shown by the tax-duplicate,
amounts TO seven million, four hundred
aud twenty-five thousand, one hundred
aud nine teen dollars, being an increase
Of six hundred and sixty eight thousand
three hundred and ten dollars over last
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENTION.

FT1HE regular monthly meeting Of the
i Knights OF Inuisfail takes place at the
hall Of the Irish Literary Association, on
MONDAY EVENING, July Tth, at o'clock.
JAS. !. SULLIVAN, President.
i. J. MCCARTHY. Sec-arurrr Tvs
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A LII the bills for hides and TallOw delivered
IA to Louis Buchhslter, Esq, viii be paid on
presentation at my Ofiice, No. 36l Front street.
Jy2 4. ACkERMANN,
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NOTICE,

TFaE regular monthly meeti4,Q or The Nam
Il ph1s Building and savings AssOefariOn
viii be held MONDAY, July 7th, pm, az The
Office Of the
GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
No. Al Madison street. Stockholders are al
expected TO be present.
By order G. H-JUDAH, President
;. STUEH. Secretary IVA
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Lord Derby, in a recent letter, is very
severe on Englishmen for their sense
less extravaganza in foreign travel But
his lordship adds that the American
tourists are even more ridiculous than
the Englisle.
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Specimens of coal have been found
near Woodstock, McHenry county,
Illinois, which more nearly resembles
Pennsylvania hard coal than the ordi-
nary Illinois ecal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-07

A HOosier girl walked fifty miles in
two days, harefooted, and hired out in
indiana to NOV hay end hoe corn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-07

A fine quarry Of sandstone has been
opened neSr Fairbury, Illinois. 1t is said
to be Of admirable quality for building
purposes, and capable of being elabo-
rately carved.
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CONCERT AND EXHIBITION
The Second Annual Concert ard Exhibition
DIYIDEND.

GEREAS NATIONAL BASK OF MElrPH1s.I
July 5, MI
So The Board OF Directors Of this Rank hss
THIS Gay declared dividend Of 10 per cent
out Of the net earnings OF the past six rsonthg
Jy6 MARTIN GzIfFIS Casnier
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It's in contemplation to bold great
indignation mseting in London on the
subject ofthe confessional, which is rap
idly working its way in the Church Of
England.
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Crop prospects are Of average promise
in Georgia. In some sections the cotton
worm demOlishes the green foliage OF
that plant, while in others, in the
words Of the poet the grasshopper sits
on the sWeet-pOtatO yiDe.n
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One of the most remarkable marriages
on record was that which occurred ct
Chicopee, Massachusetts,, June 25th,
when Rev. II. A. Wildridge, late pastor
OF the Tabernacle Baptist church, was
welded to the fOurteen-year-old daugh-
Ter OF DR.. Roudiez. The bridegroonl's s
age Is little over forty. Without more
Information it is hard to tell which
is the more cFiminal-the girls hus-
band OF father.
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We seed free a simple and soRe means % sei1-
are for Consumption. Bronchitis, ASTHMA. Ca
rrrh. Scrofula. and any disease o. the Inrcas
a Lungs. Nervous Debility. Prenaature D.
youthful imprudence. TUTTLE CUl.
rslyZi " - Ma ss-r s.-s@s NHW YORK.
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Mr.. Cattell, living near Amsterdam,
Jefferson county, Ohio, shot Large
gray eagle recently, Weighing sixty
pounds and measuring seven feet across
the wings.
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The WEEKLY APPEAL has no superior in
the Southwest.
Believing the advancement OF our common
industrial, commercial and agricultural pros
perlty, to be the chief end of genuine journal
sn, the APPEAL win make these paramount
objects.
Every county and town OF prominence
should have good papers. The APPEAL does
not propose or desire to supplant or Interfere
with the weekly country papers. On the con
trary, 1t VIII club with them on the most lib
eral terms, and cooperate with them for u1u-
tual protection, and in all plans for advancing
the newspaper fraternity, the prosperity 81
the country, and the welfare OF the people.
In politics the APPEAL Is Democratic
and Conservative, and, In elections in
volving political issues, viii support The cam
didates who favor It's views, nom an add
ing faith in the power of organization 10 ac
com plish good results, and a belief that the
party's will when honestly expressed and
IN nomination, is the best axe
preston Of its effective power.
TERMS:
One copy, one year......---.... 81 "a
Clubs OF Five or more, each....-......-.... 2 90
Address, in all cases, not individuals con-
neeted with the Office, bat simply the
APPEAL. Memphis. Tenn
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Houghton'S Monographs has this
new story Of Sydney Smith: He was
goOd-natured and tolerant; but when
Lord Melbourne, whom he had gone to
see upon some business, interlarded his
conversation with much cursing and
swearing, he quietly remarked: ''Let
Us assume that everybody and every
thing are damned, and proceed with the
subject"
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SALE
TATE
E73.

me Ct al
I'VE caug e.
lblic aus
ndChans
city OF
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count for the five million dollars OF
earnings and receipts which have come
into their hands since the so-cslled sale
of 1871. A restitution of the road and
all its appurtenancee is also asked.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-07

made N u
ecDnd Char
lesfE ! wi
ne Mouth q
- Tenn O-
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ROME, July 6.-Count de Cawleray
Digny has failed to form a cabinet, anC
the crisis in the ministry continues.
The pope walked in the vatican
grounds to-day, unsupported by attend
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Death of 5Gdse Robinson.

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, Va, July g.
The venerable jurist, Judge Robinson,
died yesterday at Mt. AthOs, at his resi-
dence, in Campbell county, in his
eighty-eighth year.
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WARF
" Court.
tnanB
nati Com
~ publish
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EWit IN.
machinery
nto belOuS
hark.
&c al L. L
rest at8pe
. required
, paymen.
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Astonishing Developments at
Washington City-The News
boys and BOGthiaeks of
Chicago.
Earthquakes in New York and In
Italy-Death of Gn Old Jurist
New York Items.
Important Railroad Suit Arrest
of a POstOffice RObber-COal
Shipments-Etc., Etc.


HAVANA, July 5.-The telegraph ca
bic from Porto Rico is working.
Several hundred vagraLts recently
sent to work on the TrOcha have desert
ed and joined the insurgents.
EartbquaEe-Thes shah WIN visit sunny
Italy.
ROME, July 6.-The first shocks of an
earthquake were reported this morning
in Rellano ana vicinity.
The shah ofPersia has accepted an in
vitation to visit Italy.
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Heavy shipments OF Coal.

PITrsBURG, July 6.-There were two
millions bushels of coal left to-day for
Cincinnati and Louisville. There is a
good stage of water, and it is likely that
large amount of coal will get out on
this rise.
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LISBON, July 6.-The customs author
ltles have fneed the captain Of the
steamship Murrillo, which ran into and
sunk the emgrant ship Northfieet In
the English channel, two hundred reis
for falling to come TO Lisbon when he
had cargo iOr this port.
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, 1878.


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south Of
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Fhe CarIists 20 be Crashed.

MADRID, July 6.-Tbe government
has decided to employ every resource to
crush the Carlist insurreetion. A pro
clamation will be issued giving the in
surgents five days to surrender to the
republican forces, after which time
cordons viii be drawn around the insur-
rectionary districts and a decisive cam
paign commenced. In consequence
Of the interruption of railways In the
north, the mails are now sent from
Spain by sea in war vessels.
The vigorous measures taken by the
government have prevented the decla-
ration of Independence, which the ire
concilable were intending to issue at
Barcelona
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-25
SOUND REASONING

Consumption l. decay. Soothing. expect.
GRANT remedies are only useful rs pallItiNr~.
they dunot reach the causc-ihey do not stop
the decay. Tonic medicines strengthen lt.r
Lilo forces and prulOhg the battle, but the
decay goes steadily on. and sooner or later
the Victim must yield. Climatic changes are
sometimes good hut they seldom who'll,
cure. III short. the hf-t thing To hc done /,
10 ~iOP IIE DECAY then apply the rc-tori.
tive, tonic aud strength giving treatment
Ihiul. moment. The lungs are decay ing
--tuherDcS, alterations, cav lilies ami drpU--
culIiion carries this poison all over the i, dy.
Wasting. loss of appetite, cnervation, night
swrai-. and all the terrible symptoms mp.
pear; j. 1t worth while To- doctor the -lnp-
tons. which are merely the results. while
the decay, which t. ;hc cause, j, eating uP
the lie springs,
These two things ale well known 10y the
best physicians,
I. taIbolir acid positively arrests decay
ltl- the most powerful ntiscptic in The
known world. Even dead bodies ATE pre-
served 10y il. Entering into the circulation
u AT once grapplr- with corruption. and
decay ceases. ~ PARTIES the sources ul ,iis.
cHsC.
=. cod Liver oil j. natures best a-,istsn,
! IN resisting consumption. IL j. nj once :,
food, "A TOME, "a purifier. "a healer. II braces
mp aud supplies the vital forces, feeds the
wasted system, and enable. nature To rcgAif
hes i0othuld. For these purposes nothin.
can compare with Cot Liver Oil. lhi, IA,
. theory Of
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-25
THE CAIRO AND VINCENNES
RAILROAD.

SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO
Cincinnati, indianapolis. Toledo.
Detroit Cleveland. Niagra Falls.
Buffalo. Pittsburg, Washington,
baltimore, Philadelphia. New YORK.
Boston and all Eastern Points,
CHANGE or TIME.
an and alter Tuesday, judy |, le73, trains
viii run a. follows
ExPREss
Going north leaves Cairo AZ ........ 400 am.
uoing south arrives Al Cairo at $40 =. IA.
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Going North.
Leave Cairo at ll:5j AIN. and j.uJ pm.
Going South
Arrive al Cairo ~ 200 pm. and coo pm,
The expires. traip north arrives st Yin.
"epnesat 1870 pr making direct c0uncc.
iion At i!.3O pm, with the indianapolis and
lncCnucs railroad Tor indianapolis, lie
great railroad centre, from which point
trains are departing at Bll hours, Tor nll
UUlnts in the United states and canada. At
lib PM with the Evansville and Craw.
l,4uSille railroad, for Terra Hapte, India
mai OILS, Chicago, DIny.lc and - points
north, Via the Terra IisUte, Evansville aud
thieogo railroad, and east va the Nandaiia
ilne, and Indianapolis and 81 Louis railroad.
AZ 1855 p III with the ohio and Mississippi
Isilroai, Tor Cincinnati. Louisville, aEd ali
points east, via Cincinnati.
Passengers going by The rnuto are placed
IA IndianapOhs, Cincinnati. Louisville. Sew
York, Bo,t n, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and all eastern points, twelve
hours ia advance of any other route.
kXpre-s train makes connection ~ Edo.
RADIO with 81. Louis and Southeastern rail-
way, Tor ST. Louis, Mt. Vernon HiiI.uoi-j,
shAwneetown, and all pOin;, between lido
rsdo and 81 Louis.
At Norris CITY makes close connection
Tor Springfield. tock Island and All points
On springfield and Illinois southeastern rail
way ana corrections.
At tarlni Hith ~. Louis, Evansville, Hen.
deIsOn and Nashville railway line, Tor MI
NornOn INDIANA, Evansville, Henderson
kentucky, Nashville tlrnucsso,l }, ami ~
point, on Il. L., h, ii. aud :. Railway and
connections.
BAgssge checked tn all important pOInt-.
tI For tickets and Information apply Al
lie ticket ONCE, corner Seventh street ana
Commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
ReawELL MILLER, supt
b. +. BURNSIDE, Ticket Agent
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RECEIVERS SALE OF ALuAEIt
RtAi. E-rAIE. AND A
Ln,,n fINNNyHk

''Dbb ! ANNtk1.
state Of Illinois, Alexander county,
i-uhnLrd FederOli vs.. oscar habr aud
Charles Eahr. BIZ iuI r.iirr etc.
i'Ihlic notice Is hcTrb, given hat ia pt,G-
suIncr 81 i decree rendered IN the .buNr
entitled cause. In the circuit court OF -Sid
county of Alexander, on the 3lst day ul Ju-
ly, \. -. 1873, |. John z. liarrlau, duly sp.
pointed receiver IN said cause, by .ild court,
as such receiver viii. on Saturday the 9.tiI
day 81 september, \. -. lS,3, Al The hour
VI O'clock pm, oil said day. sell al public
auction Ia the highest bidder for cash, 81 The
door Oi the couTt-hnu-e Ia The city OF ,airU,
~ .aid county, the following described zeal
estate, situated N said county aud state, To-
wit: Lots numbered one H. and 1870 -. in
block numbered nine %, ia the ur.t adii.
ton 10 the city OF Caro-, together with an
and singular the teE-lu"nls snd hcrriIta-
inent- thrreunio belonging. 4 good and
sufficient deed OF conveyance viii Ice eAr.
rutcd Ia the purchaser ON the day Of ,tlr.
JoHS q. ilAEMtS, Receiver.
CAIRO, husu.t 70. 1873
NoIk. There are good buildings, with
all h-ct-.ary machinery. Nai', etc., Tor ear
ryin@ on the tanning business, 'ituated on
'aid lots, aud the property Is worthy uI
notice 10 such a, d--ire 10 invest In Cairo.
ions Z. llAgM,N, Receiver.
CAIRO, August 2d, lH,3.
S-2,-i-jOt
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Or exchange for Cairo city property. The
grocery store ~ the corner Of Sixth street
and Washington avenue. The establish
ment i" doing a good aud paying business,
and will le disposed Of ut bargain.
Reason, for wishing to sell out sstislac,o.
rily explained to any ono wishing To- pur.
chase. For further particulars inquire Oh
| tho urnui.es. s-9uu
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MIR. MAX ROLLER.
COMPETENT PIANO TUNER AND
REPAlEER,

Has located in the city. Contracts made
FOR tuning pianos by the year, or other
wise, to suit the owner. Parties desiring
70 purchase or exchange pianos would do
Well 10 call on Mr. Max Roller before me-
goiiat.ng Second hand pisuos for sale or
rent orders may be left NJ Paul g..
Schuh drug store, Commercial avenue,
Cairo. Illinois. MAX ROLLER.
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Use Dr. Henry's worlds Tonic and
Blood PurIficr.'

lis the great household remedy, pleasant TO
,aA., yet potsnt for the prevention and cure Of
tis-osss. II is better than Blttcrs, Cordial,
uu-hu or sarsaparins sold by Druggists
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Marriage Guide.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition. New
turravings, Two-hnndred and .iXty Psges.
'!.es 30 cents. Address Da. BUTrs' DIsrTs-
ANY. IL North EiEhth Street. ~. Louis, No.
<AjvsrtissnsnL
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Mrs. WhIico snb's sY-up.

Tic great soothing remedy. Price ou'y IS
.nts. S.e- res, 10 the mother sad health 10
he ,hiid sold by Druggists.
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The Delta Social club rooms, suitable
for Offices first floor, south ode Of TnE
BurlsrlN building. Enquire Mt this Of
flee. S-G-3t
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H.. Henry. Roo, and Plant pills.

Mia ye: thorough--no nausea or grlpinr-rn-
'irtjy vegetsble-great liver remedy. Price IS
,rnls. sold hy Druggist,
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Norics lie hereby given that I will pay
no bills for good. sold H. any Of the en-
ployes Of The CAmo BULLETIN, either
or themselves or iof the ufe Of the office
unle,e the same nre !urhi he'd On an order
,i,ncd 10y Mr.. Barnett or myself
Ig-guly JOus Ii. OHtRlY,
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w + LISoN -
CARBULATFD COD LIVER OIL.

l. not q secret Of empirical no,trum- II il a
happy combination of Two remedies know
To- physicians everywhere ~ the best mean,
OF combating constnpt ON. TINS combine
ton L. Mr.. Wilson's disco cry and j.
fnlInNnl nnnn the following
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CHEAP BOARDING

Rcguar hoarder, at the European hotel,
Hluy Walker proprietor, receive hnni' At
the rate of -1upcr month. a-lu-If
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BoAGuiye Mrs. Nandrrvcntsr Tenth
stree, between Washington and W-lo"t,
is prepared 10 accommodate few more
day-h5srdar., also boarding and lodging
fora limited number References given
and required. Sept 5-lm.
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70 / n DIR Y,
VI \ c II | y T. SHOP


STEAM ENGINES. HILL, sTsAnnoAr
MACII1N ERY
Manufactured aud repaired.
NpeciHl Hu-ntion gwen Ia light and LuaN,
forging, house. bridge. railroad aud i.il noiL
aud Ill work Of similar character
steam aud .as hitting in all IL. LrancLes.
lllll A.sortment OF Morris, Ia-krr Co.
Pbilad-lfbs pipe aud Gtiing,. Bras goods.
Gle, 'nd "a. fixtures always on hand.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR 8AS
n.DE A sPECIAL1Y.
A.ehi iuf Cameron, special steam, suIsb
.hi boiler feeder. The beet manufactured
'ohs patent. 81 phon pump., aud JuI.on.
pateht governor and governor valve.
inc iollowin. engines, etc., for sAle
Two steamboat engines. lsi inch bore OF
cylinder; i've feet stroke, aBd In good orde.
One steamboat shalt and crank; wrot iros
one engine Tor hoi.tIng freight: 1iNIs
ohe IuAD saw mil engine, with ,hsii aud
rank Tor muli or gang saw. second hand
Onsh- ME engine; my own manuisc.
tire.
Also, a secondhand stay- cuttin. ma.
chine aud Join,er, and warehouse hOisling
machine, 10 good order.
Engines aud machinery Of all kisJ, bought
aud sold.
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Flnc white single and double y amber
single and double y Canary, best quality Of
MANILA. blue letter, etc, etc. 10000 for
uie. printed at - 30 tod ~ per thousand,
at tie liCLLEriN OTritr.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE

CAIRO. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS X. Il.
ON and after Monday. Aug. II. 1873, train,
VIII run daily except sunday, between
Greenbeld's landing aud Riddles. Missouri
fnli,w~
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rhu II Sup receives ripe lu',iou
grape eecfy morning resh ff"m the
Vineyard llr oilers them fur ssls al
WLol,sal" 90, iotsil, lo2 Commercial
Rvouur. lI-Ntt
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Foreign Advertisements.
1.S5l~ss
80:
G ON S L MpTIO n
AND IT'S CURE.

Victims Of this awful disease are found in
~ every nciEhbuihuod. IN almost every
house
hding- ut good cheer AMI hope the an
nounctmrnt Of u most important discovery.
hrlnlN based upon common sense and reh
sun, 10y which the terrible malaiy Is posi-
lively controlled. and it, victim. ATE peTma.
uputlN Restored 4, health
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CHANGE or TINE

Passenger trains on the Illinois Central
change time to-day. From hBd after $40
p. IN. to-day trains " III run Is follows:
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-11
EVERY DAY.

O ttifiing tasks so often done,
Yet ever to be done anew
q cares which come with every sun, Ks.
Morn after noon the long years through
We shrink beneath their paltry sway,
The irksome calls of every day.
The restless sense of wasted power
The tiresome round of little things,
Are hard to bear, as hour by hour,
Its tedious iteration brings;
Who shall evade or who delay
The small demands of every day
The boulder in the torrents course,
BY tide and tempest dashed in vain,
Obeys the wave whirleu pebbles force.
And Yields its substance grain by grain
So crumble strongest lives away,
Beneath the wear of every day l-t'
We rise to meet q heavy blow;
Our soul a sudden bravery fills ~.
But we endure not always so
The drop by.drop of little ills .N A
We still deplore and still obey 4 as
The hard behest of every day.
The heart which boldly faces death
Upon the battlefield, and dares az
Cannon and bayonet, faints beneath
The needle-points of fret and care
The stoutest spirits they dismay-
The tiny stings of every day. E
And even saints of holy fame,
Whose souls by faith have overcome;
Who were amid the cruel flame f
The molten crown of martyrdom,
Bore not without complaint Away
The petty pains of every day.
All more than martyrs aureole,
And more than heros hearts of fire;
We need the humble strength of soul,
Which daily tolls and ills require,
sweet patience grant us, IL you may,
And added grace for every day.