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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-19
P4OBA BILlIIEj.

WAsHISDroS, November ls.-For tn,
Upper Lakes and southwest & TENNESSEE
higher barometer, norlhwesterly winds
falling temperature, occasional snow and
rain, Clearing hy wednesday.
For Northwest norlhwesterly winds
cold and generally clear wea her.
For Southern STATES north westerly
winds, falling temperature and cloudy
weather generally, clearing by Wedne,.
day.
For Lower Lake region and Middle
Ststes northwesterly winds, cloudy
weather and occasional snow, clearing on
Wednesday.
For New England north westerly
winds, ,loudy weather and snow.
Cnutionary signals continue ut Eas,port
Portland, Chicago, Milwaukee and Grand
Haven.
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come indebted TO. While wc would
give the pound Of flesh, We
are not willing TO also give

come indebted to. While wc would
give the pound Of flesh, We
are not willing TO also give
raore blood than is necessary to DO spilled
IL max ny the payments mentioned in
the bond; but II the State auditor and the
county court do not come to some under.
standing. there can be no doubt we will he
compelled to pay for our railroad luxurics
far more than We should.
Under the State law oil bonds Issued in
aid Of railroads must be registered in tho
auditors office at Spring field, and the aud
itor lsvies tho tax top'y the interest on
them. (See Laws OF 1853, railroad act }
Alexander County and Cairo issued $780,.
900 Of bonds to the Cairo and
VincenDes railroad, when have been reg.
istered. On these bonds we have paid one
years interest, and the county court and
city council, will out authority, have pro-
vided for levying taxes for another ye,f
Ss, 600 for the county and the same
amount for the city. And nov comes the
state auditor directing our county clerk to
levy, for interest on those same bonds,
sixty-ave cents on each one hundred dol
lars of the total equslizsed valuation OF
taxable property in the courtyard eighty
cents on each one hundred dollars Of taxa
bic property 10 the city. 1his
would give, II We ere not mis-.
taken, enough money to pay the interest
on the bonds two ycars--in city and
county about $4,000, when only sic. 900
are needed, and that amount has been
called for by the county and city. In
other words, If Ills tsDgle is no, I'M
tangled, we will have TO pay $4,000 Tor
interest on Cairo l. Vineennes bonds when
We need only $4,000.
or course tho auditor will correct hi.
error and levy for only ono year
when he hs, learned that all in.
terest has been paid to lac, July I;
and as n matter Of course, the county
court and city council will knock of b.
levy they have made for this same inter.
est. While they ara at this work, We sug.
sest that they should not levy n lax to
ray interest on 500, 900 Of Csiro and ST.
Louis railroad bonds. Onl. S30, 900 .,
those bonds have been isiu d by The cit,
aud county ench, and 50, 10 will pay th.
interest Of the county aud the sam. sum
the interest Of the city. The county and
city each paid more than $1,000 for inter.
est on the Cairo and 81 Louis
railrosd bonds last year, and they
are asked to do so sgain this year W.
don't believe hey should. We cant b.
convinced that We should Collect IN ,ney to
pay interest on bon Ia we have Mt deliv.
o cd to the company. There are now w..
900 IN the county treasury, about s. 900
of which were collected to pay intere,,
on the Cairo and st. Louis honds subscrb.
el to tina. road and not yet delivered.
We don't believe this amount of idle
money should bs doubled. II We pay all
the taxes we should pay We will have done
all our duty. 1t is folly to pay useless
taxes in these hard times.
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TOO MUCH TAXATION

We are Of .hs opinion that all public
subscriptions in Aid o. railroads, m.nuc.c
turing establishments. or other qu,si.puh.
lie and private enterprises, are impoljuc
and unjust, and We have heretofore adyo.
Gated such subscriptions by Cairo and Al.
sxsndsr county because there was An Al .
most unanimous demand that they .bould
b made, growing out Of tho belief ,hs,
~ must either obtain railroads or go to the
vail. Since We have subscribed, We are
n a6vocsts Of good faith and desire hon.
estly 70 carry out our contracts with
~ railroad companies We have DO.
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THE BOARD OR COURT?

There 10 . question OF some importance
in which the Board OF County Commis.
sionsrs elect and the present County
Court are interested Can the Board TO or
ganizsd, and il not does the County Court
continue 10 eXistence'
Section G, Article X of the State consti-
tuition, provides. that "st the Grst election
of county judges under this constitution,
'there shall be- elected in each of the
counties Il thi. State, not unde: town,
ship organic alton, three officers, who
shall be styled the Board OF County
Commissioners, who shall hold sessions
for the Transaction Of county business as
shall bs provided by law" We cauno,
ASCERTAIN that the law has provided for
sessions Of the board. If tbs law has not
done % Gao any session Of tho board be
hsld7
Bot here is another point, to which we
call particular attention. Section Of the
schedule OF the constitution, provides,
that County Courts for the Transaction ot
Sesshots iH Couulits mol DhSluH
adopted township organizations. shall
'continus In existence, aud exercise their
present juris LECTION until the Board of
County Commissioners provided in thi.
Constitution, is organized in pursuance Of
An act Of The General Assembly w.
cannot Ind any whore an act of tue Gen.
srsl Asssmbly defining tn. manner in
which the Board OF County Com missioner.
shall b orgsnizsd-when and before
whom the members Of the board shall
take The oath of Office. or anything rela,.
ing 10 this subject. II, then, there is no
oct Of the general assembly under which
the board can be organz,j. must not the
me present county court continue 10 ex.
srciss 10 present jurisdiction until such nm
act sh.ll have been passed by IN. law.
making power Of the state2 We havana
doubt tha. an affirmative reply TO mi.
question would be the proper answer to ),
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FRO VI ON AHA.
THE ALLES.IIuGAy MIL

OMAHA, November lS ALLEN and
Hogan with their trainers loft this city Mt
all early hou. this morning IN hacks. A
tram vi i've cars with 800 gers 'eit
the depot TT 9am. At Council Bluff tho
ram was boarded by tie sheriff and two
companies of militia, but they did not
IN ks any ariost. Tue conductor r fused
10 allow Ihem to 20 along The tram pro-
ceeded six mile, south aud took ON A lien
aud Hogan. The fight took place VI Pa
chc Guy, II miles south of tho Bluu.
Tom Riley OF Kansas CITY was appointed
esiee. Hogan won the choice OF posi-.
tons, Allen SHE'D castor into tho ring ut
l;i5, Hogan l3O.
Fret round-Lively, beautiful sparring
by both men; Alien working for Hogan =
face aud Hogan working for Aliens
head and breast. The Found closed with
good square knock down fJr Hogan with
FIRST blood.
80 ond rIund - Allen gave Hogan
heavy under the belt, doubling him up
and nearly broke his wind. The second
blow knocsed Hogan down, The spec,a.
tors shouted Foul Foul 1" Riley or
dered the fight 81 go on.
Third rouni-liogan WAS in bad shape
hut fought bravely. Allen struck him
foul again and tho spectators broke down
tho ring and knives and pistols were Fl eely
displayed and mnch excitem ant prevsile l.
Referee on the train decided the light "A
draw on sccount Of thu spectators bresk-
ing the ring Jim Pagon, stakeholder,
says tho mon must fight again for the
money in his hands. Looney, who ia re-.
spons ible, says he will pay il to
Alton. which causes mnch excitement
Everybody considers Hogan unjustly
treated Sheriff Mills Of this county,
when the hyht was ever tried to arrest
Alien and Hogan, but served tho papers
on the wrong men. All hands are hero
tonight.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE November ls.-Deputy
Sheriff Ke, ser OF Defiance county, ohio
W. H. Mil'erling, treasurer If Noble
township. D"hsnrc county held him
charged with emb' zzeling Si,l4G OF the
p iblic money in one month Willerling
bore good repuu'a ion befor" the di.cnv-
cry and light He will be taken to Ohio
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FROM COLU MBUS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, November ls.--Rod.
eniets, Sey mour Il Co.. extensive mill OPP
orators, running one mill ut Gre"npOrt
and the Ch.uncry mill near Manchester
made nm assignment TO James NJ. Mont.
gomery, late assignee, and gave bond to-
day in the sum of SIS 600. hs sssers
are supposed to be from IS to $50 1000. Lii
abilities not known.
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FROM MONTRE Al.

MONTREAL. November ls. - The
through traffic on tho Ia Cline canal i.
completely booked by heavy Jam Of ice
-brve ST. Gabriel locke. Among tho
steamers now last IN the leo. are the pro.
rcllors Alms, Monroe, Cambria, Arnunia,
City Of Ottawa, Corinthiun, the j b A
Mark Twain, Columbia, Sbykluns,
Bruno and Prussia
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FRO VI CHIC AGO.
BILLIARDS,

CnIcAoo, November ls.--Tbe billiard
tournrmrht was again postponed 10 day,
on account Of the rr, occupation of the
hall tomorrow. Three games will! be-
played. The frst in the afternoon be.
tween Uhassy and Slossen. Tho oiher.
between Joe Dion and Bessunger, and
Ubassy and GARNER.
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Providence smiles upon ",he Graf"
" nothing earthly does. The newspaper
men and printers OF Memphis PISSED
through the scourge Of yellow fever with.
cut loss. No, an editor, printer, clerk .;
. printing Office or pressmsn died with the
fever.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
SECRETARY robson.

sECRErAkY robson.
WAsuINoroS. November is.-S,crc-
tary Robson, now in New York, has
summoned the chief clerk Of the navy
department to that city in correction
with The preparation Of vessels destined
for Cuba.
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FROM NEW ALBANY, IND.

New ALBANY. N ovember Is The union
printers in the Daily Ledger and Standard
Office in this city ere on q strike, and the
proprieors are determined to run their
office outside Of the union, and are send
ing for non-union printers.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
coLcRrp VOTERS CoyvgSTIoN

CoLcRFD VOTERS CONVENTION.
New ORLEANS, November ls-The
convention of the co ored voters Of Lou
isisna, assembled Yesterday at Mechanics
Institute The oil jet Of tho convention
was to present through delegates, the Lou.
isiana case TO congress.
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FROM ClNCIN Natl.


CIScrSSATI, November ls.--non. w.
+. Mellon, who WAS spoc-l agent OF the
treasury under Secretary Chase, died yes
to-day ut the residence Of his brother.in-
law in this city.
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NEW BURY, n. j.

SINKING OF CANAL BoATs.
Newbury, n. j.. November lS.-Dlr.
ing the storm here last night, twelve
loaded canal boats sunk at the wbiryes
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PORT CHA BORNE, CANADA.

PogT CLAB,EvE, November Ia
Skooner J. q. Megrath with cargo of
coal from Cleveland for Toronto, is re-.
ported ashore on long poirt.
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FRO VI EVANSVILLE,

EVANSVILLE, November 10 Tao 10.
dependent z 'uaves of this city have ten
dered their services to the government in
Case of Il war with Spain.
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FROM MADRID.

MADRID, November ls-Diaris e.
panol, the organ OF the A lphon,i-.s aud hos
III to ths present ministry. advises the
government to send Gen. SIcles his pass
poIt.
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FROM TORONTO.
SNOW STORM.

TORONTO, November ls.-Ths high
wind which prevailed Sunday, rose to n
gale last evening and n furious snow storm
prevailed this forenoon. The roads are
AL blocked up and tho storm is still rag
ing
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FROM W ASHISGTOS.

WAsHISIToS, November ls. The
peiintrndent general of recruiting SER
vice, has been ordered TO send 200 recruits
to For, Lenvenwurtb.
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CoxMoposr RoLLlNoPIS has enshrined
Ne memsry of Matte Stephenson, one Of
She Memphian heroes, in three .tsnzss Of
his best rhymes.
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FRO N TlTUSVILLE, PA.


TIrusvILLE, November Is "A full
regiment ot 1000 men Was rendered t. tho
president to-ia, by this place ia tho Cuban
cause.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, November lS-Mrs.
L. NJ. Stanton, widow of ex.secretnry Of
war, died to-day VI Chestnut Hill near
this city.
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REPORT OF THE CAPTURE OF THF
VlKGlNiuS.
SPANISH JOURNALS ADVISE THE
GOVERN NEWT r. SEND MN
ISTER SItKES HIS
PASS.PUKr.
COMMUNISTS Az WORK IN FRANCE
THE BAZAlNE TRIAL.
OPIN ONS OF THE LONDON PRESS
On TROUBLES WITH SPAIN.
FRANCE.
PLoT DISCOVERED.

PARIS. November lS'-Pxtrie reports
that II plot for the establishment of the
commune in Lyons has been discovered
aud that several arrests hnv, besn made.
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BAZAISE TRIAL.

VERSAILLES, November ls.-At the
B,z nne trial to.dsy, Gen. Bourbske testi-
tied that he undertook the mission to the
Empress Eugene, in the belief that it WAS
the only means of saving the army al
Metz.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01
JuIihn's Hydrastin Compound

- a nIhECI TONIC AND HEALTH RESToR-
ing agent to tho organs of generation ii fmnsrt
Vlgor aHd energy. II IL a reliable remedy in -
matorrhea, a. well as in all weakened condiiirP t
the bladder and urinary organs. BY reason If ;Is
wonderful power as uterine tonic I4nrnrrbd ~.
ruppsessed or painful reconstruction weakness %
conpanled by dragging or bearing down srnsa -
pains IN the region of the Kidneys irritation Of ~
WOMB and In all diseases in which the ufrrinn ~.
tenn is involved, this remedy will prove bi.sejne,
to the invalid " messing
From the New York Dispatch JHne q.
We nave on several occasions recommends n
J9lihn's Hydrastin Compound as an exceIlent I'M
edy Tor kidney and consequent diseases Tha ~
lowing note Is from gentleman of whom We ave-
personal knowledge. and we know that h, bnt
states the facts in his case NV out
STArLEToN, Staten Island June % 1879
Mcssfs- Il. KEITH & CO, No 81 Iiberr, 49,.
For several years my health has been I6prh IN,
paired Kidney disease and occasional atfarI. nf
rheums tlsIn being the prominent causes HAM
tried many remedies with little benefit HI -
Jullhn's Hydrastin Compound, - which. IN,
months use, has entirely restored my brafrb
theIeIore take pleasure in recommending yuGr val
liable medicine to any one suffering as did
lours respectfully, JOHN f. HORN
''io o5 All Druggists 6-ildttetv f.
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OH 9ailg argns,
ADVERTISING

Judicious advertising always paws
Ii you have a good thing, advertise il II
you hayn't, don't. ''''o ~ =
Ii you don't mean to mind vour own
business it will not pay to advertise
Never run down your opponents Goods
in public. Let him do his own adTer.
Using.
You can't eat enough in one week to last
a whole year. and you can't advertise on On
that plan, either. '''o VI
A large advertisement once and than
discontinued creates the impression thai
the man has fzzled. ~''''-'" ''i'''
Its as true Of advertising as of ANYTIME
else in the world til worth demo At al
it $ worth doing well. "'-'
,lnJudlclous advertising is ike fishing
where these are no fish. You need nor lef
the lines fall in the wrong place.
1t you can arouse curiosity hv an adva,
tIsement 1t IS great point gained The
fair sex don't hold all the curiosity in the
world. Al ''ie
The people who advertise only once in
three months forget that most folks cant
remember anything longer than abont sew.
en- days. '''' '''
A standing advertisement, even thougb
a small one, is like sign over a store
ever In sight, and constant suggestion 10
the public Of something the public shouid
have, and the place to get it.
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In Bankruptcy.

In The District Court OF the United states iar-a,
Northern District of Illinois, +"
In the matter Of II. Reimers. Bankrupt In p !,
rnptcy.
PURSUANT 10 an order of the Court herein mad.
EISe pablc notice that at the west door OF the po
once IN the City of Rock Island, County Of Engl
Island and State of Illinois. on SATURDAY. the in.
gay Of March A. D. 1873, at the hour of o'corL p
N OF sald day, viii expose and sell. al PHh3f.
Auction 10 the highest bidder, for cash ali m.
assets OF H Reimers, bankrupt now In nv hama.
Sald assets consisting OF FarHiturc and Accounts
Dated Rock island. Iii. Feb IL 18Th
IS-d10t W'N II tESr ,.,5..
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Ny journal abounds with similar letters all OF
which guarantee to be genuine and written by
the persons whose name thew bear
Do not suffer yourself to be imposed on. Don't
be drawn away after new and doubtful expert
men's. Don't risk your health by letting nog ICES
experiment upon you with their trash
Ny SarsapariIla has stood The test 81
years II Is still the sarsaparila Of the day and Of
the age to'se@ing over all other In popularity and
It's curative qualiIies
Avoid ali those who are sr.ins, to ual1u OF GA,
you other extracts of SarsaparilIa so-cailed Re
member ii l. DR., John BuIrs sarsapariIla, Of Louis
VILE Ky that Is the old and reliable remedy for
impurities of the blood and scrofalous affections.
Always bear that In mind
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

BENTON BARRACKS. No. >
April ~, 1855.
DR.. John Bnll-Dear sir. knowing the efficae,
OF your Sarsaparilla, aad the healing and benea
eiai qualities it Possesses. SIND you the followins
statement Of my case
was wounded about two years ago and fakeI
prisoner and confined for sixteen months BEING
moved 50 often. my wounds have not healed vet
have not sat mp moment since / was wounded
an shot through the hips nv general health !,
impaired, and need something To assist nature;
have more faith in your S4rsa parlla than anything
else 1 wish that which is genuine Please e K
press me half a dozen bottles and obligc
CAPT &. p JOHNSON.
ST. Louis, Mo.
p S.The following written April 30, 1876.
by Mrs Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt johnson
DR. John BalI-Dear Sir Ny husband DR. C $
johnson. was a skiifui surgeon and physician in
Central New Aork. where he died. leaving the
Of age he had chronic diarrhoea and screfuia for
VIII b / gave your sarsaparilla. II cured him.
have for ten wears recommended il to many In New
fork, ONO and Iowa. Tor scrufuIa, fever SORES and
general debility. Perfect success has attended it,
The cures effected in some cases OF serGfuia and
feyer sores were almost miraculous. / am very
anxious for my again have recourse TO your
Sarsaparilla. He is fearful Of getting spurious
article. hence his writing you FOR it. His wounds
were terrible, hut believe he will recover
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON
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LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct 5. 1859
DE JOHN Hull Dear Sir: Many thanks 10 Won
Tor the medicine you have SO kindly given me- I
have been great sufferer for years and had tbt.
advice Of various physicians Some pronounced
my spine some my lungs and some my heart,
70 be the scat OF NY disease / have
been burnt. hlistered and cupped apfil | had
become disheartened. Several very eminent phvsi.
clans who examined my spine informed me- hat |
was threatened with paralysis or apoplexv any
gay ana fhat nothing but seton would relieve me
had perfect horror of that and was hesitafup-
about having one inserted. when Won kindly sepf
me your Sarsaparilla which Immediately hea-un 10
take three times day had suffered terribly with
most acute pain in the right side Of my head e.
pecially when would read or " lie for any length
OF time and en- raising TO my feet I " eud b., per
ieefly blind for several minutes and would have In
hold 10 something to prevent falling
am most happy to inform YOU that the pain in
my head Is entirely relieved suffer but seldom
with my spine and then not acutefy Nv aupe-
tite Is good; indeed for The first time in nv life
enjoy my dinner more than any other meal duripg
the day.
1ou kindly sent ne four bottles again last night
ana l began again this morning. and hone 10 be
entirely relieved, Please accept nv heartfelt
thanks and he=i wishes
Very truly your most gree lfal friend
-ar~. p. c RIVERS.
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SCHEETZ'S
CELEBRATED
BITTER CORDIAL !

IN Is RELIABLE FAMILY MEDICINE. AND
can DC taken by either infant or adult with the
same beneficial results. 1t is a certain PROMPT and
speedy remedy for Diarrhpa. Dysenterv Bowel
complaint dyspepsia, Lowness of Spirits Painting
Sick stomach, Headache. etc, etc. For ChiIls and
Fever OF all kinds it is far better and safer than Qu
nine without any of its pernicious effects Ii ere
aies an appetite, proves powerful digester of food
and viii counterfeit the effects of iuuor in few
minutes For sale by all Druggists
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OF Chronic and Acute Rheumatism. Neura3.-la
lumhago- seiatlea, Kidney and Nervous Diseases
after years of suffering. by taking DR FTrgFt,,
NE6ETABLE RHEUMATIC SYEUP-the scientific II.
e0Yery OF j. P. Filter. NJ D. a regular rrrafrsrz
physician, with whom we are personally arcuair-
Ed who has for 30 years treated these disease, ~
cfuslvely with astonishing results We be}ie,. f.
our christian duty. after elaboration 10 consf,.,
nously request sufferers TO use it, esuecfsIiy. NJ
Sous in moderate circumstances who cannon nj ,~s
20 waste money and time on worthless mi tpr.-
~ cieFgylnen we seriously feel the deem respor-z
olity resting On us in publicly endorsing this pt
lclne- But our knowledge and experience If IT,.
remarkable merit fully iustiaes oGr action r..
C. II. Ewing, Media, Penn. suffered sixteen vaa--
became hopeless. Rev, Thomas Murphy. i II
trauki0Td, Philad'a. Rev. }. B. Davis. Hig4--
town. New Jersey. Rev. j. :. Buchanan Clarfu-a
Iowa. Rev. g. G. Smith, Pittsfard. New Y1-g
Rev Joseph Beggs, Falls Church PhiladpInh,s
other testimonials from Senators. Goye-n,--
Judges congressman, Physicians &c forward
gratis with pamphlet explaining these diSea--.
one Thousand dollars will be presented to any u.,F
lcIht Tor same diseases showing equal merit upd.-
test, or that can produce onefourth as many iEig-
CURES ANY person sending by letter description II
a'H1cron viii receive gratis legally signed s-na-
antee. naming the number OF bottles 70 c,--s
agreeing TO refund money upon sworn TESTIMONY
Of rs failure 10 cure Afflicted invited 10 writ H.
Dr. Filter Philadelphia His valuable advice cost
nothing. - N'
~ Medicines for sale by Smith & Bonney. Ana.
- = beh7ef' ROCK island. 2-I2dw6s&wlr
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Better and Cheaper than Gas

We have full assortment of To,a,s
Brackets and Chandeliers, which va AZ,
at very low prices Call and look At tb r.
ldtt MAY BRoTHFRe