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VERY DEAF.

Between Kenosha and Milwaukee An
agent of the Travellers Insurance Compa-
ny, OF Hartford, entered the car, and hav-
ing issued tickets to several OF the passen-
gers, approached an elderly lady who, it
ai'erward appeared, was deaf
Madam, would you like to insure
against accident? inquired the agent.
I'm going to Oshkosh to visit NV dar
ter, who is married up there and has just
got baty"
The agent raised his voice n little
Would you like to insure your lie
against accident
shes been married.two years and half
It's a gal"
Agent still louder
"l'm an insurance agent, madam; don t
You > ant your lie insured against acci
dent?'
"Ohl ! didn't understand YOU said the
! old lady. mo, her name is Johnston; my
name is Evans, and live five miles from
| Ke"osha"
The agent vanished
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To KEEP HANS IN SUMNER Some bag
them aud whitewash the bags, which il
troublesome and somewhat expensive.
some cover them with dry wood ashes ard
pack them in barrels aud cover them thor
oughly with pine shayings; but the hes;
plan o all, aud the least exp nsive witt
all who have smokehouse, aud every
farmer should have good one, l. to keep
the hams hung up in the smoke-housc,
which should he kept perfectly dark at all
times Hams 50 kept, Two years old, were
among the best we ever tasted Uniform
darkness is a complete protection against
the attack OF insects
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fearful pilgrimage is described by the
Explorer, Vamberry, who met it once on
his travels, and was deeply impressed hy
its wesried and and dread appearance 1t
was procession of the dead. and not oi the
living, and yet stretched as far as the eve
could reach across this vast plain There,
IN distant Persia, the followers of Ali. fall
ing in strangely enough with the belief of
Chinese heathens, fancy they cannot rect
IN foreign soil, and il they can at all scrape
the pittance together, provide for their
bodies resting place at Kufa, where heir
great chieitain lies buried. Hence every
year this fearful pro ccssion of cofrins slunp
on the back of camels and asses starts
from the utmost confines of Persia, and
swelling 10y additions in every town and
hamlet gradually reaches gigantic proper
tons, till at last vast army OF horrid de-
caying pilgrims reaches the sacred bury
irg ground. The unfortunate Arabs who
undertake the dismal task. with their
heads enyeloped in thick shawls and faces
OF deadly pallor, not nireqnently succumb
long before they reach the and o? their jour
ney, aud countless collins are simply cast
down, lila huge pile rises Ike "a terrible
mausoleum on the immense plain 1t is
not without reason, therefore, that trave-
iers and physicians have looked upon
this awe-insprng place as the very cradle
q! the cholera, where the fearful disease il
phoenix like, ever born again, when it has
made it, fatal journey round the world
and demanded its periodical number OF
VICTIMS
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An Akron, OHIO, cat relying upon his
nine lives to save him. allowed his tail t.
swell, his spine to curve, aud with the
banner cry of hell' emanaiing from his
jaws, waded into buzz saw in rapid mo-
ton. The cat was never seen again, but
the boss sawyer, who alway- stood with
his mouth open while at work, remarked
10 his assstan, that he coud taste fiddle
strings and sausage meat in the air that
morning"
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Mr.. Jones and nj. Cow.

One rainy evening, Mr. Jones, a. usual.
went out with pail and stool to milk the
cows. The animals were not in the clean.
est condition. and when the wet and mud.
dy tail OF one was provokingly dashed
across his face once or twice. Mr. joiner
got veSed, aud vowed he Womb Xix tina,
COW 80 that she wouldn't bother hun ANY
more that night 50 he carefully tied her
tail to his boot strap
Everything went on smoothly for time.
aud Mr. Jones CO graduated himself Oh
The experiment lie vas feeling pretty well.
aud perhaps would lave sung hymn if
lac had known one, when the COW took n
notion 10 lash a fly that was biting her.
Mr.. Jones chuckied sCme when lie ielt the
pull at his boot strap but his cluckli ling
was soon cut short, Tor ''bossie,' tndin.
she could not touch her tormentor. sui.
denly started aud as Mr. Jones was not
prepared Tor such a demonstrations, he wa.
upset with the contents OF the pail distril =
uted over LIS person.
The COW stopped Tor a moment but in
that time cur hero lad gained his feet a
moment after he was seen with his hand
Oh the hip OF the COW making the tour Of
the :aFn'yard NTH prodisious hops on one
loot the other being suspended 10y the
bot strap which was -tIll aitache. 20 the
co" tail AT every hop lac would ejacu
l late, 80, boss 20 bn--l" Ian, 81 .o.s" d,.l,.',
$50 worth cent. until, almost used NJ,
TIE boot attachment suddenly broke and
Mr.. Jones was Tree lie returned To Tia.
louise sadder, il not "A wiser man. and 20
far as We know has never repeated Ii .
novel experiment
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SWORD AND PLOw.

There was once n Count-so I've hoard Il said,
Who felt that his end drew near,
Andhe called his sons before his bed ~
To part them his goods and gear.
He called for bis pillow. he called for his sword
That gallant, good and brave,
They brought him both at their fathers word.
And thus he his blessings gave:
"biy first born son. my pride and might,
Do thou my sword retain,
My castle on the lordly height
And all my broad domain"
"on thee, my well loved younger boy,
Ny pillow here bestow;
peaceful life shalt thou enjoy,
In the quiet vale below"
Content ted sank the sire to rest,
Now all was given away;
The sons held true his last behest,
Fen on their dying day.
Now tell US what came Of the steel of fame.
OF the castle and its knight2
And tell US what came Of the vale so tnmc,
And the humble peasant wight3
oh nsk not of me what the end may bel
Ask of the country roundl
The castle is dust, the sword is rust,
The height is but desert ground.
hut the vale spreads wide in the golden pride
OF the autumn sunlight now;
Il teens and it ripens far and wide,
And the honor ahidos with tho pillow.
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TOO THIN.
The agent vanished.

great many years ago, before ice in
the summer season had come to be neces-
si'y, hut was just beginning to he used
IN the large cities as a luxury, good dea-
con from n rural Connecticut town came
to New York 10 celebrate the Fourth of
July. 1t was his misfortune To celebrate n
little too much-he got intoxicated News
thereof followed him, and he was called mn
before the church for disci pline. The dea.
con confessed his fault. lie said the day
was hot, and he went into n hotel bar room
where there was a bowl of pinch, and the
lemons and the ice look, so COO, and in
vting he drank some 1t tasted so good
and the ice refreshed him SO much that he
took some more, and finally he took so
much that, he was ashamed 10 say, he he
came intoxicated. lie sat down. There wa.
moments hush, and Thea an angular
brother at rear of the meeting rose and
said II am satisfied about the Deacon's
explanation about his getting DRINK. He
conieSses l. and says hes sorry. That's all
right. Anyhody's liable to that But when
the Deacon comes into this ere meetin'
aud talks about seeing ice in July. 20 Tor
having him jcrkei up tor wing"
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10 RESTORE ScRsTCHED FUR>IruRH-
Scrape one pound OF Leeswax into sha,.
ing IN pan; add half gallon OF spirits
oil turpentine, and one pint of lingeed OF.
Let 1t remain twelve hours, then stir it
well with a stick into a liquid, while stir
rug add one quarter pound shellac var
nish aud one ounce alkanet root. Put
tins mixture IN II gallon jar, and stand 1t
before the fire, or in the oven, Tor "A week.
TO keep II just warnI;) shake it up three
or four times a day. Then strain it thro'
II hair sieve and hottie it, Pour about
ieasPooniul on wad of baize go lightly
over the face and other parts of mahogany
furniture, then rub bfiSkly with a similar
wad dry, and in three minutes it will 0.
duce dark brilliant polish unequalea
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No story OF heather mythology (says p
writer in Applet"n's JomnaO which tell of
the transformation OF human or celestial
beings into plants or trees is so beauri;ul
MS that one in which the North American
Indians give the origin OF their maize.
which is, in substance, that q beautiful
girl, pursued 10y a river god, tool, refuge
among the reeds twining them about her
TO hide hersel, upon which her slender
form was changed into graceful stalk. her
teeth into milk-white kernels. and her
lovely floating hair into silk; and in place
Of reed aud maiden, there stood only tall
budding stalk OF Indian cora. 60 that ever
after IN the rustic OF a waving corulield the
red man could see the stirring Of a
com pany Of timid girls
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Time tests the merits Of all things
1910. y : y 1878,
FOR OVER Thirty THREE yEtPg

TUT Ut TIT IHIH IHHEE TEI RI
Has that woll-known standard and popuIar
remedy, the PAIN KILLER manuf.ctnred nv
Perry Davis & Son, Providence. X l.. been
before the public, and in that time has become.
known in all parts Of the world, aud been used
10y people Of all nations. It's wonderful power
IN renewing the most severe pains las never
been equaled. and it has earned its world wide
popularity by its intrinsic merit. Ne curative
agent has had so wide spread sale or given such
universal satisfaction. Directions accompany
each bottle.
Sold Wholesale and retail b. all druggists and
me dieine dcalor..
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I'LL he sees the name China hung from the
roof in large letters. II. on the other hand
he had wanted to visit the American
department, he wonli have had to
perform precisely the same operations
tur"ing. however, to the west instead Of
the east.
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CoME OUr FOREVER Like droopinc DIV
ing stars, our dearly loved ones go away
from our sight The stars OF our hope.
our ambitions, our prayers, whose light
ever shines before rs. suddenly pslc in the
ornament of our hearts, aud their place.
Is ie empty, cold aud dark. A mother p
steady, soft and earnest light, that bcnm,d
through wants and sorrow, father p
strong, quick light that kept our lect from
stumbling in the darl, and tr,acnerou-
ways; a sisters light, 70 mild. 40 pure 80
constant, aud so firm, shining upon IL.
tom gentle living eyc-, aud persuad.ns us
20 rrnce and goodness brother- h.ht.
forever sleeping 80 our soul, aud i.lunin-
ntlng our goinss and cominss; ticud'-
hight, true aud trusy gone out forever
Nd the light has not gone out II is Thin
ing beyond the STARE. where there IL no
iaIkuc-- 70. ever aud Gore cr
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II CHHLLEHGE
l. extended to the world to place before the put-
lie - better Cough or Lung remedy than Ai.H'.
LING B'i.r8. II Has no Equal.
Re0d ichat '-sH kpo,rn Drug1ists sny aJopf


Re0d ichm '-'H kHo'rn Druggis,s sny about
AHe,'s Lung Bii-0ni
SrRiNcriELD. Tenn, Sep. Is. 1872.
Gontlomen.-Plcasc ship ~ six dozen Allen.
Lung BnlsIm. We have not n bottle in the
store. IL has IN 'rc reputation than any cough
medicine we have ever sold. Have been In the.
drug business p y.ar' We mean Just what
We say. Very rruiv. Yours.
lluR1 K TANSgR.
Dr.. Wilson x Ward. Thysicians and druggist.
write from Ccut,esilic. Tenn: eve purch,scd
Aliens Lung Balsam. aud IL sells rapidly. We
are praotiring physicians. NJ well n . lruygi.t..
ami take pleasure iu recommending erpa.
remedy, such rs we know this o. be-"
70 Physi-ians do not recommend p medi-
Gin" which ha. no merit. Wh1tth.v sav 1I1uf
Aliens Lung BnlSani c1u be- taken a.. d,
fact bet al afflicted test 90 40 once ,ud b..
convinced oi M rcnl merits. 1. hars,ls. %,
he must de'ic,fc chiti. II contains no 9niaa, ID,
an form. Directions accompany each bottle.
Call ."r Aliens Lung Bt' sam.
j. y. HARRIS y CO.. Prop's. Chit o.
For sale by al medicine dcairrs. ani by
Smith Davis a Co., Huntington. w. V,.
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II ha, been found that Cincinnati wills
he, contains ammonia. pyridne, picoline,
lutidine. colidine, formic, propriuc, hnty
rio, sirichnine st any rate. it il said
that tobacco contains all these things ex-
cepi sir,chninc, and Cincinnati whiskey
contain tobacco
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"Now, Sammy. tell me, have you read
the beautiful story Of Jo-epL2'
Sam oh, ye- uncle"
"Wel, then, what wrong did they do
when they sold their hrolher?'
Sam-"rley cold him too cheap, uncle
I think
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To Tnx NoUNG MES The true girl has
to Ice sought for. She does not parade
herself as show goods Sine il not fashion
able Generally she ia not rich But Oh
what heart she has when yom find her!
20 large and pure, aud wOmanlu When
YOU see it, you wonder il those snowy
things outside are really woman. II YOU
gain her love, yonr two thousand are q
million She'll not ask You for a carriage
or a frs class house S hell wear simp pie
dresses, and turn them when necessary.
with no vulgar magnificent to irown upon
her economy. She'll keep everything neat
aud nice 10 your llyparlor, and give YOU
such a welcome when YOU come home that
you'll think your parlor hi her than ever
Shell entertain true TRIMS on a dollar.
ard dstonioh YOU with the new thought.
how very little happiacs- depend, on mon
eyl-Shs'lI make You love home, (if YOU
don't you are bore) md teach you how
TO pity. while YOU scoru poor fashionable
society tbni think. itself rich and vain'y
tries to make itself happy Now. do not
J pray You, -oy any more, IL can't afford
to marry Go fod the true woman. qnd
you cam Throw away that cigar. burn
np thatswi.ch cane, be sensible yourself.
and see vour wife IN u sensible way
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H''' '...r ht- -aii d., lo,i many th.ar..
'"''"t ''' re-t. That a new paper D.. Ike a
Of his own
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Cheap Auction Store.

Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
tore bestowed upon n, We hope to merit
a continuance of the same in the future
HARRISON x co.
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Spring Fashions.

Mechanics aud farmers are invited to call
aud avail themselves or the splendid bar
gains now offered AT the
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Gntfaulbtsune. - Sat-
Das ltSbt Gr mid bsnu 9ann sr ni&t
Sbndt sstsn, Gr SGlsl
Sslnsr: Gntfdulbissn ole. ss Tam
bod pUrtOmmsu, Oab siutr ben unbtrn
fS6tl
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(GprrrippnOsns b0n gBilfrsbarre.)
= a s.lI' r %. Stpt. 1873.

%. SfpI. 1910.
@uf Der IrtpubIifnnif&sn guussnttcn
o'ns 70 aud utrtt trOd.Hsr ,u ale auf
OtT 5O63stt Su Ganran, ra isOph BIT
3sit Der gBuntsr spriibtr III unO bic
Stmptrsnsltr aus OaGsr fstasn 8sin
ma&tn fcnntsn, 70 tranfsn ls 9nesrbtsr
unb 0tistsp unb 70 ptsl unO d, sbr
ais Die @aubieatrn bsSabIrn MOLTEN.
Ran fiblts I'D natiisIia stniS nab ss.
Hiitblib, man feblts dd) frrnsr strIi6
unO @srtrausaswarpis Co.'S bstbt uuisr
f6) unb nantntIia bi 5srrsu rom
.Rins" wartn fb btpubt. baB lie bns
S&idial Der County ron eulsrRs In
ben 5adtta batten. n3srr fsb uns
BET" - '.
BUR sin sst6ris eurte,Gsbtss
,epOp glOtbins" Stssimsn: iann uns
duf ben 9fab rsr SFssnb 5uridiiibrtn.
funu bic Burger s-0en tsmp'ratif&s
Corruption ibubsa d I. no, pa6ttn bic
Gin9swsibitn unp ri6t9 babtn fs aud
Elm ! idst aulssfsut, bus m6sIi&'rwslif
dGIt tsus f&6ntn @trantsu iur Sbat
ma6sn rhrls, mtaR tit tttrsFsuptu
Gaueisnitn srwdbIt wsrbtn = ,.sisisg
sinsn 5netrr f6tiusn pt. Drnbbistsr
Ssrssfsn iu babtn."
au& ni&t eta Dfatf&sr purte fur
stn IBi Hsmtntri = frtiIi&:
,,ttr @lObr bnt lstns SGuIbisieit sstban,
Der RObr Fdnn e.bR" 80 Et
unO tS III gut, bab bic 8spubIitansr NAL
nit Der wdtrsn 6drbe Ssrausradsn. ba
NIT man tbsn tauu. ppbln pt tissutlta
pplIta, Wau pil to sinmaI rbns bic
DtutfAtn psrluHen, bic ia bod, I'm
@runEs ssnOmmsn, b'Os ssbuIOst fab.
DpSu trau&tu ouh ptsfs In Bier p,r-
iunfsnrn dutchmen fir Sffesn tr'
tannt Ju Ttrpsn; iis iine gut sfnas
sum Siimmsn uno SisusrSablsu, absr
pUn Der YVitiit StrRstsn fs uihte. &c
mub bod tin. btrrIi tts @sfibl ltin,
w,nn man fh fOlS Dor bic Sruf fhIa.
gen unb lastn tann: lid bin sstprtnrr
4Esritdnsr, uhb wtnn ih auG elm
Nlnbpiet Bin, 70 Bin t@ BOD wtniallens
fttn htutl6ss."
llno nun trlf bitlss Siaatspsr6rdtsn
Der DsmpEratta; tinrn Supsn far oas
S&abmtilltrnmt nUmintrt Su bdbsn
unc bur6 bisIs domination anjusrisns
nsa, rab bic Subtn slsi&s 8sdte init
ben Gbrilten babsn.
Man f6amt R6 srar nt6t, Bigger
In bic e:sisIatur su itidsu. Gtsr elm
Stmtt uIs S&aemsif'r, bus 10 nO&
ntdt easspeltn.
Wan lclts GO ut6t slaubsu, attr 60
sistt fsIbf unter ben lcssnannisn auf-
sstIaFItn DsutIatn, ptIbs sOruribsils.
frri iEtn wolltn, etu;s, bic R& nidht sss
nIrsu bic NUminatipn elpInsfOns su
taOsIn. neil sr Sube 10 to Fnb Diss
frtIli& nur Btniss. ptl&t bic idmmfr-
libt Etatla6s esmpnlttirsn, Sse ff 'ete ,.
mitl,lalt,rliG,n gSrHrfefHf isisE NJ"
uo6 am.rifa siHabsrfaIspPsn mublsu.
/ gir piGen utsust&t Mot, Sab 70 stem.
n@ In alsn surppdiI&sn Stuatsn bic
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3lt tterfCaufcnl :

S9Sns 9ptsj bret baspn at bsr Ssranf-
lin Issnus, cine an 0iulbsrryhrdBs unb bic
anetrtn an cine gllItp sren3tub, tperben untsr
eiat9en BsSttgaussn Srriauft, Wan msIhe
iiG BET lr 'r.saa $50 +.
f0aP ru SObn 3eibIsL Sndntpn.
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Serfanfe 8erlangt.
Die g9entir Scn
Sb. S6Glmer 1t. Gpbn,

~ Ssntrtfraet SerantOn pa,
ttiorst ben au. NIB grrFauf BON 5SuIern,
1arms, pber btrfn 9srmieibung, unb tpirb aIIs
tpr anpsrtrantsn @rI&afts piinftlt& rrktiasu.
Scranton, IL. Qpril.
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0ln bic bemticbe Seb6lfernn9
''a7' Won Pennsylvanien. T, ,.,5-... 7,
4ss t-. auslH@ IGte3r 80 20 .su

ai- H+tA~ sDte v
Scranton Trust Co. e. Sparbahb
ltnIt Cure aufmertlamfeit 1aaf bic ltbr lttrr-
aIeR Sntsrriftn, iptlbe fie an Dtpciitrren be
jabIt, au bic Sebineunsrn, unttr btneu @jelt
juriidbsablt pirb, une defenders auf bic srO6c
SiHnbsit, ptI6s burb bic Dirtftorru bsr SanI
esbpten pirb., Dies bspsili bic 3batia9s, .baB,
obfHph 90 henfser ale Elm 9ahr N, felt mir
@fIebstras beeannelb mir tsbt eiHeg 8rSBren
@tIbGftt ale Dspplitunt babeh ais ale hit
SpaTbanfsE pOn bisltm GSuHiy. gBir ssben
niht su neil penn mir fa9sn, hab uuirtp Dc,
pOFtOrsn 70 srpbs SttTbtit sstptsn ipirb, aIs
irstnb pelRsu anbsreu Spar'D DsppItorsn auf
bielem Continents. rga.rH1 t15r0
Bite, lprstt In Der 9anf ppr unb Sbr ere
b6lt bort 3irIuIars, ptl9r tiber nae &ssslH
unS 9sbingunsen Gut Musfnnft stbtn, b
Spl. 3. Snantpnb Mples 8aplpr S.S.
pirree, gB. gB. @intprL Gbomas Oifipu,
5amusl SlSah 9pbR Yrtsbin, Sra 1ripp unp
.. o. YbrIps lIne bic Dirrftpren. 16ns7I
9. 9. pisrtt, grGiesnt. r.. --la :
did d, s. .. gbslpS, S6aBmfthr
SbOmas DidfOn, 8st-prdfSsnt.
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Gerber nerlnnnf. y.

Gin tiittissr beutl9sr @rrtsr Cgsstnartsi.
ttrl Fneet hnuernsr uub CUTE arbeit. Gin
strptratbsisr Wann ptrb Sprescssn. gPsi-
trrfs ct Die GrpseitiSn. III
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eyarm III t1erfaufen /:

DttLsIte lisst in SsTerlpn EopnI IL, qu-
j.rns Gpunts, une biitbf aus SO gldsr, nit
stnem suten Sauls, Sheusr, SdwsinelolI
unO allen nSfbissn Nnsfbduben barauf. Gins
Woliprt1e. ;abIrrite gfpfeIbGume unb tinr
cute AueIle reines gBaTtr nabr btm Saule.
Die Yausrsi liest cine babe Meie van Wc.
II br psnnfyISauig Barn nnS f2 WeiIsn
scn Sfranicu. Die Spllf6nSiae @inridbtuno
nre her game 8isbfanS RfrSsn nit rsriauft,
Watsrtn Stitrip ertbeill SatUb n
SHmib, Gtsentbamsr. tfI
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@ros, Mss~apf p0H alsn Spr'
ten eerba. unb SBtntsr.@ .@nnrt babe Id
tsuts tstOmmsn, wsI&s i'd iebr BIZ.
lt9 pntaufrn laun.
8. sew.
Opera StOrt. sos eada. ass.
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S6eint CUR Ssf5r6trrns SOn paTasiersn
non nnb mad, alien @ssenten DtufIGldnts
iinb Der S&pet3 nit Dautpf- pber SsesI-S -S&if-
fen iibsr antptrpsr Bremen, 5ambure, SaSrt,
eiperpcCI &c. su bfStuitne ermdBiettn grsiItn.
AusjdbIunetn burG ppf- gumsilunstn burt
ben Ncrbesutf6tn eIoyb mad bem Nprbtsutl
f6en 8unb, 8aiern, @iiriitmbere, 8abtn,
Sefttt, eitrsmburs, ben Rifbtrlanben, Dane.
mari, S6psben unb WOrtreeen.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-10

gExA You can buy SIX
and one.half lbs. Durant's
Il Coffee Sugar for One Dol.
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one.half Lbs. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gum
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy.fve Cents per pound ;
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and CIV.
erything proportionately cheap
at HIRAM BIXBY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-10
BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI

Thousands have already gone, and thou.
sands more are turning their eyes towards
new homes In the fertile West. To those
Going 10 Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska. Colo.
RADIO, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, oregon or
California, we recommend cheap, safe.
quick and direct route. via 81. Louis, over
the Missouri Pacigc Railroad. which runs
its fine Day Coaches and Pullman sieepers
from st. Louis to principal points In the
West. without change. We believe that the
Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best track
and the finest and safest equip
ments of any line West Of the Mississippi.
and Its connections with roads further West
are prompt and reliable. The Texas con.
nection OF this road is now completed, and
passengers are offered q first class all-rail
route from ST. Louis TO Texas, either over
the Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas Il. r., via Sc
dalia, o. over the Atlantic * Pacific Il. g.,
Via Vinita. For maps, time tables, intorma-
ton as to rates, routes, &C., We refer our
readers to S. ii. Thompson, Eastern Passen-
ger Agent, Columbus, Ohio. or L. A. Ford,
General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mtssou'
ri. Questions viii be promptly and cheer
fully answered.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-10

PRE. EMINENT. DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder and Special Flavorings
stands pre.oininent in the rank Of baking
powders and hsvoring extracts. They are
held as par excellence by every house
wife ia the land, and recommended by
the lnost eminent persons, a. being strictly
pure and hcaltbfui. They are prepared
under the immediate supervision Of one
Of the most enlightened chemists The
Special Flavorings supply want which
has long been felt. t-gd& w.lw.