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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

Stn Tiers was very good attend NICE
AZ the Atheneum last night to see the play
OF HUNTED Down" by the Denim Thes.-
,icai company. The playing was excel
'sh' and highly appreciated by tho audi
enee' Miss Denim as "Mary Leigh" the
artists wife, was par excellence, as were
each and al the other chasActsrs in their
respective parts. Tonight, the last OF
We eenPAay's stay in the city will be
presented Willis oelisas' great drama.
tixssion Of "Msn and Wife," with Miss
Denim as "Ann Sylvester" A grind
matinee viii b gwen ,hIs5 afternoon a.
Two O'clock, when "Psril,or Love o. Long
Branch" win DO the play. :
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

p~A. Mitchell, superintendent Of the
Illinois Central railroad, was in tho city
yesterday.
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EHLERs
CIV. DUNNING, M. D.

REslDENCE--corne Ninth and Walnut
Streets. Office--eOrner sixth street and
Ohio leves. Once hoars-nom 0 a. m, TO
~ M, and 9p, m
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

nara FEW MORE day boarders will be
taken At tho st. Charles al the reduced
rAtee. ..-...-.--.--ae 2-4-2g.f
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

S@Ths young lady who fell into the
sipe water from the Twelfth street cross.
ing few evenings since, has recovered
from her fright, but has no desire to try
II over again.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

FLOUR. FLoUR.--Good and choice fam
lily -four in 9sib sacks, convenient for fam
lily use, for salo In quantities TO suit pur-
chssers. PETER CUuL,
n 4.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

X. SMYTH * Cooler for salo $1,000
old cigars, which they will sell cheap and
guarantee to be good tobacco and smoke
we'll. Wholesale from $l5 to $50 pcr
1000 retail, two TO five coats each. One
thousand pounds fine smoking tobacco in
one and one and half pound packages,
They also have 10 barrels good 7inegar; 8
platform counter scales, ard ono patent
coal oil can, which they Sill sell at a bar.
gain. l-5-l-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

BaS-Cap,. j. NJ. Phillips and wife and
Mr.. z. d. Msthuss and wife returned from
New Orleans by the steamer James
Howard night before last. IA
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"d5aCups and saucers below cost at
s3-5-l2-3t 50 PARSONS, DAVIS q Co

DsS- W. b. Goodrich, Of New York
City, has been appointed general freight
and ticket agent Of the Cairo & Vincen-
nss railroad by Receivers Stafford and
Morrill,. This appointment Is an emil
nently satisfactory one. Mr., Goodrich
was formerly connected with the express
business in New York, but more ecsnty
was the chief clerk of the general freight
office OF the souiheastern railway, OF 81.
Louis. His irrcproschable habits, sterling
business msrits and social qualities COM
mend him to all having business with him.
We most heartily welcome Mr.. Goodrich
10 Cairo. ..,., -iu
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

nd5- Elder Il. Trimbls will preach Of
the Christian church on Eighteenth stree,
this Saturday evening, aud Sunday
morning and evening. Tho public are
invited to attend. .....tftsr..
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TO RENT

"A furnished house, No. 30, rhirteen IA
street. Apply to Mrs. Kate Sundusky.
5S.b.l4.Gt 49,
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ROOMS TO RENT


10 Wilcox block, Washington avenue,
at the lowest figures. l0-4.3.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

JUST received, fine lot OF extension
ladders, garden hoes, rakes, etc, etc, at
A Hslley's. b6-4-l7-lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

b~For cheap table cutlery 60 to Par.
sons, Davis & e., Tenth street. 53.i-l2-3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

Ea5- Tho Novelty Psrlor Fountain. Go
and see Il ut Parsons, DAVIS & Co.'S
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DON'T TRUST ANY NAN

Who says he win pay $500 for case Of Co.
tarrh which no falls TO cure. Wsleotss Co
tarrh Aunihilator has cured thousands who
would have persisted without It, cd my
chaser who tries bottle and d not bensat.
ted. Did you ever ry WOiCOTT's PAIN
PAINTs By its use Buins tsvsr ::blistsr u
stops Headache, Teothsshs and Nsuraleie
within nve minutes, o. money rsnanded.
nv g. :S a0,DssIT. S STd iSsa a a 81 =
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

MILLIsERY.-Mrs. jackson, for merly
Mrs. Swander, is now on hand with tho
cheapest stock of Millinery in Cairo
She has lowered her house even with the
sidewalk 70 give tho ladies an easy on
trance and has lowered hor price to give
them all chance to buy beautiful spring
hat or bonnet and anything else in her
line that they may want Her storo 10
now one Of the most attractive, as it has
long been one Of the cheapest places in
town TO buy. Call and SEQ her and be con-
WINGED. 1S-5-3-lw
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SATURDAY MAY lc, 1874.
.AoM Moex FINGERS.

sa- Matinee At tho Asheneum to- day
at 2 o'clock. .s-.I 1880
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

srEr and Extension Ladders, Sand
Screens, Riddles, Sleeves, shovels, Spades,
Forks, Hoes, Rakes, Water Closet Urinals,
Kitchen and Co.'s Pool Sinks, Clothes
Ringers, Clothes Hor,es, Clothes Linssn
and, in fact, iull assortment Of Kitchen
and House furnishing goods at A. Hal.
iey's, iGs Washington avenue near Tenth
steot. bG-1.l7-lm
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Bst- w arren Cnhse Will lecture again
before the Liberal Religious association
in ID dir hall on the corner Of Twelfth
strcot and Washington avenue tomorrow
afternoon and evening. Mr.. Chase will
arrive in the city this afternoon.
DIFIRsr.cLAss board at second-class
rates at the st. Charles Hotel.
92-A-26-u tfG..T
1%Judge Baker, who, for the last two
weeks, has been holding court at Vienna
johnson county, returned yesterday, hay.
ing adjourned court. The Alexander
county circui. court will convene on
Monday. ..
1W-Dr. q. u. Parker L. booked for the
next lecture Of the, course which is TO
take place at the high school building on
next Monday night The doctor has &C.
leoted a. the subject Of his lscture"P hren.
ology," subject which ho will be sure to
discuss in IN able and interesting manner.
b6-For the accommodation Of per-
sons desiring TO attend the Texas state
fair, the Cairo, Arkansas and Texa0 rail
road have placed round trip tickets on
sale at their Office in this city at $50 30.
No tickets will be sold at this price after
the 18Th inst. 57--5-l5-3t.
Ia3- Go 20 the matinee at thu Atheneum
to-day At Q o clock. t
Eo5- Businsss was dull in Judge Bird .
police court yesterday. George Sevlin and
Geo. Grannen for being drunk wore fined
one dollar and costs. They were sent e. the
calabooso for three days each. Mrs.
Kate Knox, a colored lady, was fined five
dollars and trimmings for abusive LAM
guage.
la The trial Of Daisy ,Breese, whi.h
came to conclusion In the johnson
county circuit court on Thursday, resulted
in the conviction Of Breess, and the jury
fixed the punishment at imprisonment for
life, Breese was taken to Joliet yesterday
via the Illinois Central railroad. Parties
who conversed with him while on the train
state that he persisted in asserting his in
nocence, and said no would much rather
have been hanged than 60 TO prison for
life.
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"CRUMBs Of comfort at ID. After &
Cos. 43-5-l0-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

GALL and examine the new sash-lock
at ID. AFTER d Goa. 44-5-lo-lm
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pzs- For tho 8nest quality of plated
ware go to Psrsors, Davis d 90, Tenth
street. 63--e-l2.3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

A large stock Of Lawns, corded and
plain Alpacas, corded Jaconet, and Per-
calls can DO found in beautiful styles at
ID. HARTMAN * Co.'S,
CORNER SIXTH STREET AND
COMMERCIAL AVENUE.
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RIVER NEWS.


PORT LIST
For the - hours ending Of o'clock p. m.
ANYWAYS.
Steamer Gracy, Oolumbus i
Grand Tower, 81 Louis p d,
F" Jas Howard, New Orleans
/" Nail City, Pittsburg 1881
" John b Maud, 81 Louis
p" Ste Gansvisve, Vicksburg
jas Flax, Paducah f.s
Idlewild, Evansville
Steamer Gracey, Oolum bus
Fisk, Paducah t,tr
Grand Tower, Memphis
Jas Howard, St Louis
Nail City, st L, uis
Mollie Ebert, 81 Louis
J ID Maud, Pittsburg
Florence No 2, 81 Louis
Ste Gonevieve, 81 Louis
Idlewild, Evansville
| The river continues 10 fall. The de.
cline yesterday was over two fee, The
Mississippi to S.Louis Is about stationary
and n rise is anticipated. All upper
streams on the Ohio are declining.
Business seems TO DO steadily improv.
ing, though II is not az brisk ss usual si
this season OF the year.
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"OsuMbs of comfort at ID. After g.
0o1 43-5-l0-lm
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Assignees Sale

Osesnsware China, Glassware, Rock.
enham and Yellow Ware. Stcneware,
Cnina Ornaments and Toys, Fancy
Goods, Platedware, Table and
Pocket Cutlery, Lamps, lamp
Chinicys, Lamp Trimmings,
Looking Glasses, etc.
In fact every kind OF goods belonging TO q
First Class
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QUEEN S w A r e
STORE

For the mex sixty days ] WIN OFFER the
above goods and below cost, for cash only.
The goods nut DO soldto close the concern.
Close BUYERS ne especially invited, either to
GENE and see tr themselves or send their
orders, in eitheiease / guarantee satisfaction
J. T, THOMAS.
~ Assignee OF Parson, Davis d co.
CAiao, Ill, Aphi ID, 1874. go
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

A large assortment Of Brown, White
and Dunish table linen at
ID. HARrMLg's Il Cos.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

The best stock OF Brown Linen and Cot
tonades can DO found at
ID. HARTMAN & Cos.
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e"CRUMBs Of comfort" at ID. AFTER d
Cos. 43-5-lO-lm
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Whampoa silk plaids can DO had at IL
cents per yard at D. HARTMAN X Cos.
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FLOUR.

Unchanged End quiet. The market is
we'll supplied and movement very small.
Sales were: 200 bbls s. 25@G so; 225
bbls COS 25; 200 bbls 4C9s; coo bbls A.
5o@s; 500 bbls XXX winter 75 400
bbls choice winter xxx 7 co. 400 bbls
Xxx winter G 40 100 bbls spring Xxx
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

gD. Remember the grand matinee al
the Atheneun st two o'clock to-day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

The New Arlington HOUSE y now ops
Z the reception OF gMssts, The house
Gated In the heart 81 the businen portis
Z the oity, and convenient q stsAnbe
andings and railroad dspets. Good samp
rooms for commercial agents Wsteh ksl
day and night for hosts snA trains.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

A large assortment Of Ladies Jaconel
Nainsook and Victoria Lawns can be
bought cheap at ID. HARTMAN IL Cos.
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HARTMAN g. CO.

Arc selling Gents half hose at C5 cents
per dozen.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

Twelve yards bleached Domestic one
yard wide, for 81 at
ID. HARTMAN IL Co.'S.
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HAY.

Tho demand continues good but there
is none in market Choice timothy is
quoted in demand, 2G@2s; and choice
mixed, 22@25. Wo note sales of: 2 cars
choice mixed del, $25.
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BRAN.

Scarce and in demand. Prices are arm
at an advance. There Is mono offering
except at the mills. We note sales Of
car sacked and del 25 co. 400 sacks del
&c 90, sacks included.
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CALL and examine the new sssh-lock
at d. AFTER & Cos. 4i-b-l0-lm
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II- 90 10 the matinee at thu Atheneum
to-day At Q o clock. HIt
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WHEAT.

Tho city mills quotewhoat to-day, rs
follows Choice white 90; No. l / 40;
No. 2 white, l 80, choice red 49, lower
grands 2c@l 30.
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Receipts are larger but still fall short of
the demand which continues active.
Prices are firm and unchanged. We
note sales of 9 cArswhite in sacks dol, &c;
8 cars white sacked and delivered, 8sc; IL
cars white in bulk on track, soc; 40 cars
mixed sacked and delivered, soc; 8 cars
white sacked and delivered, SIC; care
white sacked and delivered on orders,
sslc; 2 cars white sacked and delivered
on orders, sac; 8 cars mixed sacked and
delivered, SOC.
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D6FIRsT.cLAss board at second-class
rates at the st. Charles Hotel.
92-z-26-u te.
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You can buy Qusensware and CUTLERY
as cheap at D. Hartman & Co.'S, as in any
other part Of the country.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-16

M The Denim theatrical company will
play "Pearl, or Love at Long Branch
to-day at 2 o'clock.
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SAILS ny CITY MILLS.

SO bbls white wheat family 80; &c
bbls xxx 8 90; 100 bbls Xxx family
I 90.
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Re Reeess' nj strong swarms,

Jasper Hazen, of Albany, New YorR.
and one Of the Oldest Christisn 7divines
Of this country, in his latter days r.Sas
given much attention to hee cultn.c-1.
He writes TO The Bee World: There IS
singular idea prevailing among bee
keepers that, to secure a great many
colonies of bees is success in the bnsi:
ness This is a mistake 1t Is not bees
we want 1t is the fruit of their Tabor,
honey, that we desire to obtain IT, is
not great number of workers Ia tine
field that can, secure, this but O. large
force in. one hive. II we place . large
number Of workers in one live they
can supply the brood and store large
amount of surplus, 100, 20o, 800 pounds
in boxes have been reached BIZ, ore cot
ony in season, In one season place,.
four colonies in four ncw hives, and
their. product the seeonS1. season was
four new. swarmsl and 500 pounds of
honey in boxes have since had from
one hive in one season 100 pounds, an.
other 40 pounds, another i45 pounds,
and in one season 200 pounds. 90 "A L
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Auehy.
THE CHURCH SPIDER.

Two spiders, SO the story goes,
Upon living bent;
Entered the meeting house one day,
And hopefully were heard to say,
"Here we shall have, at least, fair play,
With nothing to prevent"
Each chose his place and went to work,
TIE light webs grew apace: 4
One on the altar spun his thread,
But shortly came the sexton dread,
And swept him of, and SO half dead,
He sought another place.
I'll try the pulpit next" said he, .-
"There surely is prize;
The desk appears SO neat and clesp,
rm sure no spider there has been,
Besides, how often have seen
The pastor brushing flies.
He tried the pulpit, but alas!
His hopes proved visionary,
w lIu uuSbluS SGAbOu Cdllt,
And spoiled his geometric game,
Nor gave him time or space to claim
The right of sanctuary.
At length, half starved, and weak and lean
He sought his former neighbor,
Who now had grown so sleek and round,
He weighed fraction of a pound,
And looking as if the art he'd found,
OF living without labor. .4-,...
"How is it, friend" he asked. "thatI
Endure such thumps and knocks,
While you have grown SO very gross?"
"Tis plain" he answered; mot loss
I've met, since first I spun across
The contribution box"
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Fish and BraINS.

Prof. S. w. johnson makes light OF
the no ton that eating fish is specially
beneficial to the brain, And be throws
out in the Tribune this bold banter:
With your permission / will challenge
those who know how to feed brains to
discuss the following propositions, one
or all:
l.. There is no evidence sufficient to de-
monstrate that fish is better brain food
than flesh, fowl or grain.
2 There is no evidence that fSh con-
tains more phosphorus than desi, fowl or
grains.
3. There is no proof that if fish did
contain more phosphorus than other
foods it would sustain brain labor or re-
store brain waste any better on that ac-
count
4. There is no food which contains so
much as one.half per cent of phospho-
rus except bones and rat paste:
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urrEcane at Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July The storm
here Saturday was in the nature of s
tornado. The roofs Of the Coleman
House in town and Of the Lower Hote
at the depot were blown off and severa.
houses were damaged. The steeples
of the Lutheran and Presbyterian Chur.
ches were blown down. The total mum
Der of killed so far as heard from is
seven; five are injured and several 9TH
ers missing. The Mtfiin boys were
playing base ball with Lewistown boys,
and had taken refuge in the railroad
bridge from the storm. Travel on the
main line of the Pennsylvania railroad
will not be interrupted by the fall of the
bridge at Lewistown. The telegraph
wires are all down between Harrisburg
and Lewistown.
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ANawspapsrtrom the Arm.

Mount Ararat has been eneroachcd
upon by journalistic enterprise, and
newspaper, "WhiIrs from Ararat," has
been established by the American pill
grims at the very foot Of the mountain.
The paper contains some curious and
interesting local topics; quotes the
price of girls as wives in The Armenian
villages, varying from f2 to Gig, and
discusses the peasant notion that the
world rests on alarge OK, which, being
irritated by q Hy, tosses its head and
thus causes earthquakes, and the belief
of the natives in the neiskborhood of
the Mount That impossible barriers SUR
round Ararat to prevent IFS being desc
Grated by mortal feet, while angels keep
guard on the summit lest one piece Of
the indestructible wood of the ark
should be horne away. ass..s -.
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a "a r BE r sH or
WOODSFIELD
SELECT SCHOOL

~ l.. a u
A session of Select School will be- taught
n commencing July 27, 1874, and clos
ing October 2, 1874. -
During the session Of the County Teachers
Institute vacation of one week will be given,
so that teachers who patronize us may have the
benefit of the Institute. ss;,Eess
Among those who desire it teachers class
will be formed and instructions given in or
ganizing and disciplining of schools.
This school will be organized for soorking stu
dents, therefore only those are desired to pat
ronize us who wish to gain an equivalent for
their money in a more thorough practical cda-
cation. The patronage Of all such is earnestly
solicited.
Common Con me, Branches, s5 90
Higher a. z 90
If desired, Languages will be taught at rea-
sonable rates. yr
Tuition must be paid in advance.
,s4S s, G. COSGRoyE, Principal.
junesa. '74T5. i'f''
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Santa Clara County, California, has an
almond orchard containing 100 acres, and
more than 10000 trees. 70 this l40
acres more are to be added.
The Old Catholics in Germany number
10000 members, with 40 priests, and are
continually increasing with proselytes
from the Roman Church. They have
abolished the obligatory character of
confessions and fasting, and decided that
the liturgy shall be in the language of the
country. Priests are also bound to OBJ
serve strictly the civil legislation on mar
riage.
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GET leave to work

In this world-'tis the best you get at all;
For God, in cursing, gives US better gifts
Than men in benediction God says, "Sweat
For foreheads," men say Crowns" and SO we
are crowned,
Ay, gashed by some tormenting circle of steel
Which snaps with secret spring Get work :,
get work;
Be sure It's better than what you work to get.
--IHrs. Brognilg.
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Eg How far there is an open field for


the culture of the grape and the pro-
dnction of light wines in this country,
may be judged from the fact that the
imports of light wines into the United
States, in the year 1873, amounted to
nine millions two hundred aud ffty-sevr
en- thousand eight hundred and sixty
three gallons. Of this immense import.
only about thirteenth part was Of
fancy or expensive wines, the other
twelve-thirteenths being Of the plain
and inexpensive wines which the grape
culturists of the United States ought to
be able to produce of as good quality
and in as full quantity as the European
vineyards. The light wines thus i'm
ported, cheap as they are, cost over
two millions of dollars, which money
might as well have gone to the vine
growers of our own country y-Phila,
defDbin Led1eT.
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EpAu empty headed exquisite was
present when a young lady was singing
a song in which the following lines oc.
cur: ...-.
"By that fair brow where innocence reposes,
Like moonlight resting on the spotless snow.
Looking at him intently, she divided
the words in the first line in a manner
not particularly complimentary, thus:
"By that fair brow wherein no sense reposes,
Like moonlight resting on the spotless snow
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The temptation to drink ice water and
ice cold drinks of all sorts is of course
very great. Sensible people, however,
know that there is no surer way of in:
increasing ones discomfort from the
heat, and Of inviting sunstroke and apo!
pleXy than the use of ice water.
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NUESTS will find the best accommodation
VI a: this Hotel, and no pains will be spared
TO make them comfortable.
Hacks leave the Hotel every morning 70
Woodsfeld.
Carriages and drivers furnished travellers
ct all times, julyi,1s73-Y
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

ga TW6Iv6 IlIeS, Ul Iess, WIIE-ue UudIBeU as
one square.
EAlI legal advertisements will be charged
by the line, and must be. paid in advance Of
publication.
az Notices of the appointments Of Ad-- "a
E ministrstor's and Executors; also .Ea
E Attachment Notices and Road nett -
. ces, two dollars and Fifty cents, il. 80
- advance. % 5s1v .,fz 7a5sa.s's-R
RSAdvertising done at published rates
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