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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-15

FOB RENT.-A cottage house with four
good rooms, cistorn, etc, situated on
iwenty-ninth street near Commercial
avenue Inquire of A. SUSANNA.
4l-l-l5.Gt OF Ohio L.
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$1,5OO,OOO

viii Do distributed among .bc ticket mold
era.
The tickets are printed in coupons of
tenths, and ri. fractional parts will be repre-
scented In tha drawing ju-t - whole tickets
a
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LEMON AND ORANGE

DR.. Prices special fsvorings of lemon
and orange are made from the fruit, aud
have their grateful, agreeable taste with
out the ;urpentine odor which is observed
in those extracts usually sold, made from
poisonous oils, acd', and taste shsrpsned
by Cayenne pepper. Weadviss those VIII o
wish choice, pure extracts, TO buy DR..
Prices. They ara, like his Cream Baking
Powder, all that is represented, really gen
uine, almost alone in the market In these
important respects. l-l3.d&wlw
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thin It. He Yves informed by Adju,snt-
Iasral Townsend thu, an order from the
--of war would DO necessary to
y furnishing !of tho desired
The Last Ratsargent proceeded to The
u where Secretary
"a meeting OF the
Almost An Air Iine~apsultlng with
Galveston. TeS2eum0h' !"
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NOTICE.

The regular meeting OF tho Cairo Fur.
nor Society WAS postponed until to-mor row
Friday at o'clock sharD.
REISHoLD V, BELssEs, U.S.
Al. 4 %,
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For REST.-On Commercial avenue.
one large room furnished or unrurnished
suitable for sleeping room for gentleman
and wife or two gentlemen. Apply at
bULLEIlN once. 3G-l .l3-lm
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STUART q IHoLsoN oLer their stock oi
Gents Hatsl at. prices to effect an entire
clearance within sixty days We want 10
60 out of the hat business. Como early
for bargains gentlemen. 3i-ll-s,.
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For good square meal 10 20 Harry
walkers restaurant, Commercial aven ue
between Seventh and Eighth street. Inn
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NOTICE is hereby given tbs, I'll, -. =,

NOTICE Is hereby given tina. will psy
40 bills for goods sold 70 any Of the en-
ployes OF The CAIRO BULLETIN, ei.hor
or themselves or for tho use OF tho oillco
unless the Same are furnished on mn order
t'gned by Mr.. Burnett or myself.
l2-20-ly Jous II. Opyp,v
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For SALE.--Saw mill on |. G. H. 4
Terms easy. Address
2-d&w-6t 4. b. FARRxS, Ullin, III.
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FOR SALE Alta BARGAIN

Hot.fed windows, with or withou,
glass. Enquire corner Thirteenth and
walnut streets. i3-l5-2w
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fos GAS and steam fitting go to Rem
MES Vulcan iron works, Commercial
s'ohu9, 1901 ol ninth street 9-lO-tf
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SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES

IHE European hotel, Harry Walker
proprietor, is olon at oil hours of the
night. u.7.rr,
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ANNU AL MEETING. SOCIETY so
GABLE AND PEW RENTING.
At the Presbyterian church, on Thur.
day evening Of this week, January 18th.
All desiring to rent psws for the wear will
Ploase DO present on that occasion. No
premiums will DO asked on tho pows. Tho
ladies' Will give social entertainment at
the came time and pace. All attend.
f0-l5-2t
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ALL kinds OF game constantly on hsnd
At Harry Walkers, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
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III IS MOT TRUE
ID Il. II u LIZ,
Is DEAD.
His Office and dispenssry at
no. ~ EIGHTH STREETHa


Bet Commercial and " ashlngton avenues
IL Il true. the Csctor Il one OF the oldest
physician- OF the place, and his diploms,
that hangs In his offce. shows that lie Ia,
been ~ years In the profession. He IL doing
larger Office practice than any other ply.
stefan, treating all kinds OF chronic diseases
OF the human system, such as old ulcers, aud
sl diseases of tne skin, humors and blood
polsons also diseases Of the throat; also
al diseases OF the eyes Of years standing |;
also artificial eyes Inserted; fistula cured
without The Use Of u snite /; cancers cured
by Ae application OF medicines; piinplss on
iha fsce removed; all urinary diseases
cured all forms Of yenereal and private
diseases cured in the shortest time .en,,,
time. N'
1t Is seli,e'ident that a physician treating
eases for twen'y-two years acquires great
hlN. s"'
~ consultations coDddenticsi, In person
or by lettra.
medicines furnished at Office in nj,
l9-9 I'll DR. Dawn HuIrz
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DR.. j. w. BKIoMAS treats ALI diseases
that prevail in this climate, but no will
give special attention to diseases of the
"bronchiAi tubes, lungs and their It's
snes.' Bronchitis, bronchial and ,ubercu-
lar consumption and pulmonary spoplexy
treated by inhalation of nebulized fluids
medicsted airs, gases, vapors and powders,
Consunptives, although your disease
stands at the hcad of all diseases, both in
prevalence and fatality, there is hope for
you yet. Cheer up. Office hours from 10
a. nj. until o. IN.
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DEALERS rs -FOUR /.

WHEa
by his sale
| and recorded ..
In the Recor5f -
county, Illinois: -
ID. Guntcr and wife r.
gage dated July 7, lS5f%et. 49,.
page - OF book H. OF deeds in1-
ONCE OF Alexander county, M
Neycd 10 the undersigned. the fol5p.
Scrlb.d lots aud property, to.wit: IJt
ty-nine 800 In block thirty-two ,32l and.
twenty-onc Gu ia block eighty-two 1877. ali
in the tir-t addition 10 the city Of Cairo Ills ;
Also leasoaold estate for the term of ten
(i0) year,, in aud To lots sixteen liGl and
seventeen 10, in block sixteen (lOl IN the
ilrst addition 20 the city OF Cairo, Illinois
commencing December =. l..O. under and
by virtue % = certain lease bearing date
December ., 1870, executed BY W, 4, and
II. &. johns, trustees Tor VIM. Martin
TO the said Mathew -, GuIter, together with
all and singular the buildings and improy e.
inents of every Kind or nature sosN,r
situate ON said lots, sixteen iIGl and seven.
teen 10 belonging 10 said Guutcr. io-wit :
one dNeHing house. Que store and dwelling
house, one mill building with mill fixtures.
engine, boilers, burs und other fixtures ap-
pertaining ami belonging thereto. 10 .ec,ir.
me payment OF certain promissory notes In
saii TWO mortgages specified. Now, under
the provisions OF 9th Of taid sale mortgages
default having been made in the payment
OF the notes Ia them mentioned. the under
signed viii offer said properly for sale, at
auction. 10 the highest biddcr. Tor cash, a,
the court house door. Cairo, Illinois. ut =
o'clock pm. on SATURDAY, THE PATH
DAY OF JANUARY, A. u. 1874.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY.
M.rtgagee and lruste,
Green & Gilbert, Attorneys.
i0-l-3-20d
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The Ups and Downs Of the Cairo
Yincennes Road.
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Total, 1900 Gifts all Cash, amount.

Total, 1900 Gifts all Cash, amount
ihB - ....s... ,s'.'.., ..',Sl 800 onO
The chances for IA Gilt are al one 10 i've.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets ~ 90
llalNes - 90
Tenihs, or each coupon 3 %
II Whole ticket for 800 %
23l Tickets for 1000 30
ll3 whole tickets for 5,0N 90
227 Whole ticket for 10 600 90
No discount on less than SjOO worth OF
tickets.
The fourth Gift concert will be conducted
in all respects, like the three that baye al.
ready been given. and full particulars may
he learned from circulars which will Ice saint
free from this Office TO all who apply for
them.
Orders for tickets and applications Tor
agencies Will be attended 10 in the order
they are received, and IL is hoped they will
be sent in promptly, that there may be no
Disappointment or delay in hlllng al Lib
era terms are given TO those who buy to sell
again. All agents are premptorially re-
quired 20 settle up their accounts and re-
turn all unsold tickets by the 10Th day OF
March TiOS. Il. SRAMLErTE,
Agent Public Library. Ky, and Manager OF
GIT Concert, Public Library bnildng,
Louisville, Ky.
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j. w. BRIdMAE, N. ID.
Office and residence, Twelfth street
between Walnut and Cellar, Cairo, Ill
?. q. box SIG. 2l-dSw4t
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State OF Illinois, Alexander county, S.
l. Charles Cunningham, cashier Of the First Ma
tiona Bank Of Cairo do soemny that the above
s,atemen, is the best Of my knowledge and be-
lief
CHAs. CUNNINGHAM. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before this 18th
day Of December, 1874
II. II. CANDEE. Notary Public.
Couect-Attest:
RoB.T. W, MILLER. Directors.
W. II. NORRIS,
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BANK sTATEMENTs.

INORTY.fIFTH report OF the condition OF the
First National Bank Of Cairo. Illinois. At the close
VI business December 20, 1873.
RESOURCES.
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ID EPORT Of the sendr,on Of the City National
hBank Of Cairo at Cairo, in the Of Illinois at
the close Of business December &c, 1874.
REsOUkCkS.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-14
GENERAL NEWS.

Michelet the celebrated French historian,
is dead.
Louisiana js seriously discussing the qu9s-
ton of compulsory education
Miss Smiley, the Quaker evangelist, is
creating great sensation in Cincinnati.
In the Tax Collectors Office Of Brooklyn
frauds to the extent of about $500 900 have
been discovered.
| "a generous accumulation Of ignorance,
is the expressive term applied TO the author
of desul,ory article on initiation out West.
The President has nominated NOEL Is.
Mutt to be collector of customs at Passama-
quoddy, Me, and Clarence l.. Chapman to be
postmaster at Great Fails. n. ii.
John Reeve said to his boy, when shaving
proved difficulty; John, / wish you
would not open any more oysters with my
razors."
The Postmaster General has appointed
Elisha ThurlDw postmaster at South Winn,
Me. Levi B. Morrill, postmaster at Hebron,
Me, vice Mrs Miranda Glover, resigned.
A clergyman is preaching in the ~llds OF
Kansas. lie speaks in n tent, which he hauis
from place to place in two-mnle wagon, ana
has the most iu-tent congregations IN the
State.
The attempt to make it appear that Hon.
Ezra Cornell has Incorporated the public
lands belonging to the Cornell University has
been found, after investigation, TO be entirely
groundiess.
Stokes is book keeper in the hospital at
Sing Sing. HIS chair is gray, but not with
Years; nor turned it white in single night,
as mems have done from sudden fears de
wears the stripes and velvet slippers, is occu-
pied at his duties four or FIVE hours day,
and spends the rest OF the time in reading.
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VEN, PUBLICATIONS..

The British Quarterly for January has the
following contents; The Had, Its Nature
and Literary Affinities; Modern Scientific
Inquiry and Religious Thought; Inductive
Theology; Masson's Milton and his Times /;
Mind and the Science OF Energy; Revision of
the Text of the New Testament; Mr. Brights
Return to the Ministry Henry Thoreau, the
Poet Naturalist; Mr.. Mills Autobiography.
Shepard & GIN publish an interesting tale
by Wilkie Collins, entitled "rht Dead Alive"
The story is based upon facts, so that though
the narrative is remarkable it is not destitute
Of truth. j. +. Pierce has il for sale.
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Chronic Spifnitis.

PHYSICIAN REPORT OLA REMARKABLE CASE.
GAGETowN, n. B., July %
Mr.. JAMES FELLOWS, Chemist-Dear Sir :
Allow me to bear my testimony in favor of
your Compound Syrup OF Hypophosphites.
have used 1t myself for tuberculosis with
marked benefit, and have given it to a great
number OF my patients, with the same results
as L experienced from its use. During the
last seven years l have devoted myself al.
most exclusively to the treatment OF Com
sumption, having cases under my care in all
parts OF the Province; so that | am enabled
to speak from experience of the benefits de-
rlved from lis use.
The most marked was case which was un =
der my care in March last This was a pa-
tent who had been under treatment nine
months with no beneficial results When
first saw him he was SO feeble that he could
not sit up long enough 10 have his heart and
lungs examined. " hat disease he had been
treated tor did not appear, but found him
suffering under Chronic Splenitis. He had a
severe Cough, Dyspn1A, Palpi alton of the
Heart, Impaired Digestion, and consequent
general evacuation. | put him under treat
ment, prescribed your Compound Syrup Of
Hyposphtes, and alter using four bottles he
was able to attend to his farm, and is now
perfectly we'll. In March he was given up by
four physicians respectively; in May he as
sisted IN p.oughing eighteen acres OF land.
and had run up III flesh from 80 to los pounds
weight.
send you this for the purpose of making
what use you please OF 1t, and wish YOU all
success in your labor for the benefit of suffer
ing humanity.
Strongly recommending the use of your
Compound Syrup OF Hypophosphites to all
who suffer in any way from disease or weak
ness of the Lungs, Bronchial Tubes or gen.
eral debility. Believe me your obedient ser
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-14
TIE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE.

Strangers who visit the House Of Repre-
sentatives are struck especially if it is the
morning hour-with the ability with which
Mr.. Speaker Blaine discharges his arduous
duties. There he sits, like coachnan driv-
ing six-in-hand team, neither mated or
broken to harness, and manages the three
hundred men before him with marvellous dex-
terity. Now dull lsRgard is touched up.
then pertinscious spirit is subdued. and then
a man who has something Of Importance to
present is recognized, while fifty fail to catch
the Speakers eye. Occasionally pupnacious
representatives let their angry passions rise.
and the whole House becomes agitated. bnt
without restraining the liberties of speech. he
pours oil upon the waters and restores order
Yes order he will have, and he secures il
without the aid Of the Sergeant who
used TO be called upon to rush into the midst
of rows, carrying his mace, and secure the
most noisy. All this requires mpartiality. on
the part Of Mr.. Speaker, and the few decis
ions in personal differences that he has b en-
called upon to make, have been in the guise
of mediation rather than Of authority
Mr.. Blaine's style OF dispatching routine
business is somewhat of the auctioneer order
introduced into the Speakers chair by Mr.
coIfax, but with no smiling and much dignity
When the House is in Committee of the Whole
he goes about 10 chat with the members