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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

PROSPEROUS MINSEsOTA.-We have hearu
much OF the impoverished condition OF Western Jar
ers especially In the newlysetled States, ana poto
parties arc endangered by the means proposed 70 redress
the farmers grievances There Is no doubt but thee
are expressions chiefly Of local nature, connected WIN
railroad charges but there two sides, and the au
verse presented by Minnesota should be considered INC
wheat crop grown the present in this State Is SO
large that SIS 100000 will come into the
farmers pockets in clear money before the snow ies
IL is true that commission men, merchants railroads
and shp-owners will get nearly much MORE and IL Is
question whether they may not get too large snare
but should be remembered that these middlemen Do
long to social order and that there Is no use OF light
ing them whio the social system remains fixed inst
tuition: in fact 1t ~ folly tO do 80 We note thtt the
various railroads increased their capacity Tor moving
the new CROP by putting 800 new freight cars ana
proportionate number OF locomotives, and the various
BANKS are providing themselves with sucent currency
10 meet the financial requirements. This MEANS SIMPLY,
that Minnesota is state OF general prospefy-thd
is I'M classes are equally benefited, and IL IS clear that
when few similar years shall have passed. sufficient
raptaI will have accumulated within the hands or the
people 10 establish manufactures by which stu larger
portion OF the money will at home by the way
VIC have beard great deal OF the raYages OF grsshp
pcTs ia this Staie but IL seems that the udmaSs
could not have great, the result Is suen thdI
other states where grassh0ppers appear wOd WISH
they were equally fortunate. lt 10 pl0OaDe bhdI tuce
h bat one caauty that befa whole state anu his
is dIuuth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

To SELL OR HoLD.-The question is each
year presented 10 the producer whether he should sell
his surplus crop Immediately holdtfor better price
and the answer usually given is that thereis most profit
in prompt marketing. Whether this is made by
farmer or q mddlemsn is uncertain. but there no
doubt that Il the mddleman. Most farmers have
neither capital storage, and they obliged TO sell
This Of the important questions OF the day. WIN,
tits 70 DO asked cannot farmers warehouses and
cellars in which their produce can be held until the de-
mand shall bring them the highest price of the year
Why should they not have the profits Of the middle
men, which almost always the only profits over and
above tue cost OF cultivation Should farmers unite 10
hold their produce having insured OF we'll cared for
mopey could be advanced W papk, VI even w Le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

SHTPpING GRAIN.-Western people have
deep interest the OF shipping grain to Europe
by NewO rleans and accomplish this large elevators
have been built St. Louis and oapacous oarges con
sructed for carrying the grain TO the Gulf CITY, There
has been a report, however, and IL seems now wen
founded that grain is Liable 10 be harmed by TINS route
but only in certain conditions Where there IS pare OF
a cargo Of grain with the remainder Of cotton whch 49,
OF course placed on top, Or when the grain becomes
damp or when there Is unusual delay the gram is quite
likely TO be injured aud what Is gained by cheaper
freight is more than balanced by diminished price
great advantage In shipping by NewYork Is the carrying
by steamers which make quicker time, and there Is no
doubt but II grain were carried from this port IN mixed
carcoe and in sailing vessels. the grain would De ~
iured Ncw.Y0rll certainly has the advantage nasnuch
M biner come many steamers which bring over IUni-
grants ana having return freight but wheat thel
can carry IL cheaper THAI ships from NewOreans winch
arc offered cotton The only way for NewOrieans to De
como uoint shipping gram IS to establish line or
steamer. to be loaded out wth general iregnG Tor 81
Louis and Chicago ana tncu receive gram aud prONs-
IONS IN return. water transit u mucn cheaper tndh
one "A part rail- and If u is made Dy steamels Ohe am r
ence IN time from all points the Mississippi cannot
differ much KIln-drIen corn ana meal ought 10 De
sLpued f.r Illinois ana Iowa by NeW-Orleans at great
profit ana the capitalists Of that city and OF ST. LOUIS
Vi Guild such line OF steamers as has recently Deen
put u sea by Philadelphia tLcy VAL reap rch rewards
People must buIid up tn,T OGI commerce Otheis VIII
ITO IL iOl them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
THE MUNICIPAL DEBT.
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF AC-
COUNTS.

REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF AC-
COUNTS.
YAK FUNDED DEBT OF THE CITY AND COUNTY on
AVG. / ovKR $4,000 oO0-rHE STATEMENT OF
TIE FLOATING DEBT NOT FINIsHED-GRAvE
IRREGULARITIES IN THE DEPARTMENT or FINANCE
POINTED OUT-TIIE CONTROLLERS BO0KKEEPING
NOT ABOVE CRITICISM
The Commissioners of Accounts, Messrs. Wheeler
Bewlcnd, and Howe, have presented to the pubic
statement of the funded and bonded debt OF the
city and county. The report is incomplete mas
much rs il does not include the floating debt. me
bonded and funded debt of the city on Nov 3D. Io''
Amounted TO S9O953125 50 of the county, S"S'os''
IO3 46-total SI2S Si7229 81. This amount included
- issues. After noting the changes in pecemoor'
1872. and thus carrying their footngs TO the oog,i
ming Of the year. the Commissioners show that 'he
bonded aud funded debt on July 81, $780, amounted
to Si38.O0S.96l S. Grave irregularities ana gros"
carelossness are pointed ont in the department OF
F.nanoc and It's system OF bookkeeping and bond
registering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

The best individual scores made by Capt.
Lutz and Scrgt. Pappenhausen of the sd. The
a." Armg and Nary journal match for large chal-
lenge cup presented by Col. w. C.. Church, valued
at $3.50 open to teams from any military organiza-
ton was next contested Eight National Guard or
CARNATIONS and the United States engineer bat
talon entered teams The following is the
aggregated score II the winners: 22d Regi-
ment. 21l: 10Th Regiment. 1872: 10Th Regiment, Isl.
The best individual scores were made by Private
Carmichael of the 22d Regiment, "a, and by Drum
Major Strube of the I'D, %. The all-comers'
match open to any one with any rifle and in any
position seven shots each, at distances Of 500 and
600 wards was the most interesting contest Of the
day. and called forth the best Workmanship. There
were over 60 entries The following liz the score at
each distance of the winners of the ten prizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

p0LTrfCAL PARAGRAPH. A New-OrieanS
paper suggests a new employni- for Democratic poll
tcans who confess their inability to give up the Const-
tuition as 10 was and this to help raise the country to
high state Of prosperity by using their physical powers
In tie picking and grinding season; and then next
year. 10 take contracts TO pat IN large breadth OF cot
ION corn ana cane. Should they adopt the plan they
should no. al OF using their great influence over thc
whippern and all their uuderStrappers, drser2edhS
ana DamiGcrs Tie same remarks are applied ~ Tue
leaders OF the RI publican party, which, though now
holding with the tcnacty ot grim deatn 10 mOEl
buud Ethiopian" give away before the lopu
lar .,ouud SWEET and al nave not their pockets
well ued with plumber must take up the shower ana the
hoe. starYt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

The most important contest OF the day IN the val
ne of the prizes, though not the most sharply CON
tested. was a Calling match of which the principal
prize was Calling gun valued at $1,000 1t was
open TO teams" of II from any regiment in the
New-York State National Guard. The following is
the score of winning teams: 10Th Regiment,
1879; 22d Regiment l7S; 18th Regiment lG9. Two
team matches and the sharpshooters' champion
shin contest will take place today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

citation ITSELF and fna settemen' that an agent
will be required, that agents are not ar,ners
and that great losses may ensue pu., and do they
not sometimes lose their whole crop by trustnp rbich
IL Is certain there Is wide margin Old te I'd dealers
the farmer receives and the producer pays, anu
become immensely rich. The question s cannot
" he de ssl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.
THE START.

THE START.
The weather yesterday was most propitions FOR
tho ocean yacht race for the Bennett cup and purse
Down the bay, early in the afternoon, the contest
ants lay at anchor off Owls Head, first the pilot
boats and working schooners, and, further down,
the yachts Five of the six originally entered APP
reared for the race:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
TIE cRrEnMnoR CONTESTS.

WINNERS ~ THE VARIOUS RIPPLE MATCHES.
For the second day of prize riie-shoOrluc AT the
Creedmoor Range there WAS more attractive
programme than for the first, and there was
a larger attendance. There were probably 100
people on the ground among whom were
Acknowledgement Rathbone, Commissary-General
Knox. and Col. Stonehouse Of Gov. DiXs staff
Gov. Hawley OF Connecticut; Maj0r-Gcns. Smaller
and Woodward of the LIST and I'd Di-
visions Coils. Church and Clark and Major King Of
the United States Engineers. Among the orPaui2a-
tons represented the 18th Regiment Of the Fifth
Division. from Newburgh. The First Division match,
which had been postponed from Wednesday, was
concluded. Ten regiments of the First Division were
represented Tne following Is the score Of winning
teams
200 Yards 500 r4rds To,sl
14h fegimtnt.....-...... 49, lVi SOB
The second prize--Gen Sbaler's medal for the best
individual scOte-was won by Private Peter Cox OF
tie 22d Regiment by an aggregate score
of %. The following were winners OF
the other prizes for individual scores
Sergeant Wood, l2h Regiment; Lieut.-Col.
Gildersleeve 18th Regiment Sergeant-MajOr Roux,
22d Regiments Drum.liaior Strube, 22d Regiment
Private smith, 18th Regiment; Private Robertson,
18th and Private Backer, I'D. The Second Diyi-
sion match for State Division prize was contested
by the BROOKLYN teams and resulted as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

HATS for Gentlemen at lowest prices. +
EFsEsggiN. I4S Sssslu-sL, lear spruce.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

The Insurance Companies and Fire Commits
on throughout country urgently recommend tho use Of PRAfrs
AtiKAL on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

For CLEANING AND DYEING; the best IA .the
.. g., he tngY Offices No. BrplsaT, Blseerst
g3i Broadway, Twenty brstst. ami III LiS4thATe -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10


These bonds do not appear among the bonds held by
the Commissioners OF the Sinking Pund as handed
BY Ordsr Controller Green by the stock Clerk for
animation. Ihe Following bonds. charged the sinking
Fund are recorded In the journal under date, but
are Issued or transferred under very different dates
Ins Following state uent gives particulars:
water steel Of Cy oiNeTion 1877 Bond No Journal date
Dec 81, 1868; bond dated Jan. VI, 1854
W.f sees C Oh New 1850 Bond IL Journal date
Dee. 80. iSi3; bond dated jan. Is, lSl4.
water soes CITY OF Msfori $50 Bond No A. Journal date
MAY 10. lSi7. bond dstei May 1, ls47.
Soldier Pund BSnds Bond Ma Journal
July 20 1869, bond dated 1871.
sodiers Bopd No. Iauru.
No rear but 1870 bond dated 1871.
SOLDIER BosniI fsna Booe, ss6 Bond a. Jourhs date
SoerS Fund Bonds lss6-Bo1d Nc a. o,,, date Juzs
O. 1871 bO8d dated JgHe l. 1871. -
Soldier Bounty Fund BsBdI 1859 -Bopd No. "a n "a oura
xiyes no year bui 1870 bond dated 1871 " ~
Central improvement Pund Soci laos Hand. Ma, IS
g2t 40 ENTITY openly made Journal for tt..s a.. hord.
Cent kiotDamaer Indemnity Bonds Rood No Il
iouraalenry Nov. TO- 1865; transfer dated Anz 10 ls6S
n Y Csan house Stoek No 4 Va journal
3D. 1879 bond dated June 1873 for 100000
Note-Tne difference In dates OF this last boud New
York County Courthouse stock No A. the CommissiOn-
ers md that the County Treasurer receped for the
100000 March a. 1872. and the date OF me original
entry year and two months before the date of the
bond
seven per Es.Yoi Comfy cOurhOs,s stooi Of 1884
1871.
Jan Ia = bonds Issued To Metropolitan savings B.si
Sl2VVvV w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

The clumsy cOutrivance known as the = Elias
.ic ~ be-, had d. day. PoMsaOYs ELASTIC koPfUHE psI~
ols auc sul rcffrrt article kind patented g53
seesiL Pnce s3. a. g. "a Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

BgRxar7's ExrKAcrs.-Beware of substitutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

23SGl2 Il
According to the journal records this amount should
be 6l6 20, the bonds for the additional amount Of
$g IS not being found with the Others The bonds
referred issued dates but the entries
for them made at different dates When the bonds
which comprise the sinking fund were called for 10 be
examined. we found in the Respective journal that the
following bonds charged being held by the Com
missiOners OF the sinking Fund.
1873
M.y 6--Cit7 Parks improvement Fund Soct Bond no
i7.......................... - IS 900 90
NAV l2-haseun Of Art aud Natural Historr.. 900 90
NAV 23-SeNer Repair stock Bond 30 l3..... 5000 90
2j-Croon wse Main stock 300 Bond NO IL 10
July 2O-6 per New Tori Revenue Bond. paT,bls
july /. 1874 No. l.................i.,,... 2034 So
Of and Natural issrt stock ~
2f-Pubc School Building Fund no 92.. 10000 90
jasgOelt, ''''n' 5000 90
Tot,l....................... s9l O3i SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

TIE PcuTrCtL CANVASS has Commence.
politicians sge- prouolucng hNoEs ran NJg Gentsn
i,41." bon elegance AMI althh 70 We
o. Huors az ~ Broadway PcseO
Iouse ant Fiji ASelae Hote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

THE LIMITS or SCIENCE, a reply TO Mr.. God
win b. r. h. in TsBUsE bEcIuRs No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

UTryBOrD's BUCHU-The only extract of
voLic curative hrl lha confirms Il ial, virtues sill con
Kiiue- disc Gravel Calculus
o.r ami de that undermine fe rob
.eur w. emood WHO ssuia fortune IN making bis discovery
ui0rrl hv toe pcias people u
,nti1.ut Remember HELNBJLOs bxrRAcT that
gheu a Others fsiL FOR tsle By all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

I utai
Central Psrk Improvement Fund stock 1879. 1881,
lSg5-Ainoubt outstanding jIly 81, lS13.........
Binding Loan stock No 4. lS7J-Amount Outstanding
july IL lS13........ .................. go.
RrsI E.tite bonIs o. ls13-Amouut outstanding Dec.
ri 1872 ........................4l 1873. t31 30
Les. dgcrets. A per stateu.nt....... too 900 %
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-27

Iosa'' iV,V~ GINS, oil Cash. ....... 100000
The money TO pay all these gifts In full IL
now upon deposit in the rarmers' and
for that purpose, and can only be used for
that purpose, as will be seen by the follow.
Ing certificate OF the cashier:
oFFiCR FARMERS AND DkovERs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE. KY, April I. 1873.
This II n certify that there II In the Fare
mcrs' and Droyers' bank TO the credit OF tni
the Public Library Of Kentucky, five hun.
drcd thousand dollars, which has been eet
apart BY the managers to pay the giftsln f,lll
and viii be held BY the bank and paid out
for this purpose, and this purpose only
Il. 2. WEIGH. Cashier.
The party, therefore, who hold the ticket
drawing the capital gift win get o1OO,O0O In
grecnbacks, AID 80 o. the 10000 gilt, the
and ali the other gifts, 10000 In mum Der
amounting to e5O0,O0O.
The remnant Of unsold tickets win be fur
nishcd 70 those who first apply orders &C
compsuisd By the money always having pre-
i WSos 0ysc t .ssn' q Che nss following prsS os
quarters, o. 90; II whole tickets for eIO0,
No disccHut on les. Than 400 worth OF iicS.
els At : time.
Tho concert and dlstribu' ion OF gifls will
begin at 8 O'Clock on Tuesday morning, July
:, 10 Public Library hall, and the following
Win be tho order Of proceedings: let music
by orchestral band. I'd placing of tags lone
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-27
KYNAsTON TO TIE rRoNT.

Mr.. James kynaston, whose reputation a.
. butcher Is par excellent with the people
OF this city, is about to open new meat
shop near the corner Of Commercial sycnuc
and Twentieth street, next door 10 Mr.. Tat
Burt's grocery store. II isawell Known and
acknowledged fact that Mr.. Kynaston. dur.
Ing his long experience In the meat bust.
ness In this city, never offered 10 his custom.
ers anything but the choicest OF every Kind
OF meat. lie is a good judge Of cattle, and
buys nothing but the youngest and attest,
aud ss consequence has the best Of beef.
The Same may be said Of every kind Of meat
sold BY him. Give him trial, and our word
for u. you viii slways bc pleased. G.Is.u
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-27
SECURE THE SHADOW.

Have you visited schlesinger's new pho.
tjgrsph gallery on Eighth street between
Commercial and Washington svcnuoss II
not, you should do ~, and give the propric.
tor an opportunity to try his skill In taking
Of you perfect likeness and splendid
picture. Mr.. schlesinger's gallery Is fitted
up In the best style, with tho intention Of
doing nothing but perfect work. The
ladies' drawing room Ia beautifully fur.
nished, and the operating room has sky
light unsurpassed by any In the West. Mr..
schlcsinger hopes his many friends, who
have heretofore given TO him their patron.
axe, will continue their favors. To them
and the public generally 10 extends nm in.
viiation to visit his r'oms, whether desiring
work done ct present or not, satisfied that
the appearances Of hts guAaury. tsS many
conveniences he has pr0curcd--inueed, III
the latest improvements IN bis art--aud the
skill Of an Of orator Of great merit, lately Ol
London, Mr.. Frank Locke steele, will com
maud their patronage when they shall need
work to be done. 6.16.1m.
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TO TIE WEST.

For sales ticket good for 1900 miles
travel issued "to bearer and good either
way for one or more persons, over the Az
lantic aud Pacific railroad 0cnsth a2l miles)
from Franklin, No., through Rolla, Lebanon
Springfield, Pierce City, Neosho and senaca,
No., to vinita, Indian Territory, anc good
over ne Missouri Pacific railroad nensth oao
sailcs) from ~ Louis through Franklin, JET
essson City, Upton, sedsiia, Pleasant Ill.,
Kansas City, wysndotto and Leavenworh
To Atchisoa, Kansas, and over the braache'
OF these two roads, from Upton TO Boone
vile, NO., 2o milcs, from sedaliS to Lexing
ton, NO., 81 miles. and nom Pleasant BIN u
LAwrsncc, Kansas, q niles. For hirthe'
particulars enquire At this once.
A-F .. a. BURNETT,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-27
Foreign Advertisements
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN
100000 IN nAsK TO PAR GIFTS
10000 CASH GIFTS rAip rs rvLt.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

Enough Of the 10000 tickets issued for
the Third 0fand ON Consert, inssd Of the
cold 70 insure q full drawing, and tho wish
having been universally expfvssed that The
10000 cssh gifts offered should be drawn 10
i.,ll and paid IN full without any scaling
down, ~ herstofore; the Management, With
the ccneunsnce Of the trustees, have deter.
Of the remnant oftlckcts lon on hand. The
concert aad dietnbution advertised for Apr
3, 10 therefore postponed 10 Tuesday, July
:, 1873, on which day and no Other, they will
positively and uneauivocAlly take place In
PuoIic Library. hall, Louievflle, Kentucky.
gins Will he distributed by lot and paid In
nili TO the ticket.holdels who draw them:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-27

A. warn wssRAss n approaching shs
lovers Of ios cgsan Nm ~ giad 10 learn that
Me.srs. ssup D Ulafeeoa AAve Nsesd up and
rcNissishcd, In sisea1e aeyes, SAsss Ice cream
paiioss. Their ua1nA6A Nda ecuntalA has
slso been put N running sedsr. and nothing
10 wcutinE ahous ths sseaboshnsnt to maAc
tho pleasure and comfort Of their patrons
complete 4.lS-u
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-27
~ TIN PATRONS OF THE
wnEE IHc **x TEhSSS SEW.

The only authorized sgcn, Of ,hi.
machine 10 Cairo e Robert j. Foster
whose Office 10 on The corner of Sixth
ssrsss and Commercial avcnus-in Dsnie,
iiarsrnsn's store. J. c. Carson il no,
authorized 10 adjust or repair my machine.
and parties must not look to me n their
machines are injured by him.
A.SuMSxR.
81. Louie, Juno 20, 1879. 0-aI.i~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-27
THE BARRIER,

Gus. Helm, sixth street. near Ohio icvcc,
has Just laid out considerable sum Of
money In repaintins. papering, and in every
way repairing his barber shop, and his n
now one Of tho incest. n not the niccst ton.
serial establishment In Cairo. Helm ON.
ploys none but ilrst.,lkss workmcn In his
shop, and we venture 3, asy the two young
men who now hold situations there, csnnot
be excelled In their callisg by any other
barber or BARRIERS in the city. Try them.
G-li.u
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-27
EMIGRATION TURNING!
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTH WEST MO.

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
onefe 1,S00,0Q0 acres of land In Central and
southwest Missouri, ~ from % 10 Sl2 per
acre, on seven yesrs time, with free trans.
Po,rta,,cn nSm -. Louis to all purchasers.
churches and law. abiding society Invite
emigrants nom oil points 20 this land OF fruits
anu flowers. For particulars address A,
Tuck Land Commissioner, ~. Louis, Mo.
t-22.d. cody
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-27
rAE CAIRO DAILY BuLLErlN FRIDAY, JUNE 81, ,s7s

4 cLcuD OF Wsrxzssss bear un,ou;,.
ocs' ssetmony 70 The transccndant msdi.
Ssl vIrtuee Of Dr. McCabc's Renowned
nedscessd blackberry Brandy. From
nundrs0 Of thcusaade OF ths afflicted who
nave usstl II, nos oas disssntIng voice hs.
ever oeon heard. IL hcvcr has failed cur.
ing. cholera morbus, dlarrhea, dyscu,ory,
cholera infantam end hus. 0sa-sw."
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-27
PRocRAsTINArIoN is THETHIEF
OF TIME.

Al This season II the year, whcn Tie
may - cut Of N . few hours BY On q
taok Of Cholera, Choless NorLuA Diar
rhGA, Dissntery, Cholsrs lnfanium, 0
some kindred disssse. none should fall /,
have at all times . supply Of Dr.. xoCebe'
rsnowssd msdicatsd blackberry brand,
on hand. A more osrsAip cure, and n ~
came time plsasent remedy, can not b
found in the whole range Of metsgls
msdica. The millions who have ussd l
tsetify TO this. NNHi "6.96.2W.a
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NO DROEPTION,

There is no deception IN Dr., Prios'
special Flsyonng: ~ Cssacs BAtls,
Powder. His bo(llss he6 osslha1f -
,haa sshsrs seld for AhA same sIze.s -
every favor y tsue N " aa9A ,pa1
nom select ffuits ed oesua(ieS RI,
chcspsr. y u u only SSsls ~ Is ~
vorins: nssursl sad dsiIcoes al 0slst,
his Ginger Fleyes lsgG(D gssbssad, ginoss
:::R,, N !, ::iisI:sss.aie ~ So !!
a., md ~ ~dsssss - ~ {: lsl
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.

A rarc chance IL offered 20 some man
with money to invest in good paying
property in the most desirable part Of tho
city. Two lots, so feet front on the ave-
nue., house . stories. Two large stores
eau 10 fitted up or the first floor, the up
per stories ara well arranged for Offices or
dwellings. For further particulars en-
quire of JONI z. HARMAN Il Co,
6-i.K Real Estate Agents, Cairo, Ills