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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-14

Extensive preparations are making at La Sale
and Seneca for the celebration Ct st. Patrick 5
day. At Seneca there will be services at the
Catholic church at ; o'clock and again at IL
O'Clock, IN the morning, with lecture on St
Patrick by the Rev. f, McNerhany \ process
sion will then be formed, and headed by the
Emerald Benevolent Society, will march to En-
crald Hall The days enjoyments will wind up
with ball in the evening.
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Exciting Hunt and Capture of Wolf
RUTLAND, March -, 1874.

RUTLAND, March -, 1874
last Tuesday morning the parr fraternity,
consisting Of J. T., q. W, S. L. and Joe b.
and ;. 4 Millken Coined afterwards in the
chase by j. S. &. Groye,) went forth with their
Ounds to train some 8 month old young dogs,
oplng 10 start up red fox. But disappuInt.
d IN that, they got on the track OF wolf,
II FIRST hesitating to follow, regarding their
upples too young to endure the chase, but re-
ying on the older dogs, and willing to give
me young ones little exercise, the pack wa
turned loose. The wolf was started on the
iarm OF a. d. But,crfeld, ran through tho
nmbereast as far as Seneca then turned north
several miles, then west to the Fox river tim
Der, then back to the Illinois timber near to
where he WAS started; and thus, following
The same course, he made this circuit about
three times; until finally, too closely follow
ed, he made towards Fox river, but was over
taken in the timber When the hunters arriy
90 al the place of capture, instead of finding
land engagement, the quarry was in Il creek
("a'cr some three feet deop,) swimming
around to avoid the dogs. 1t was amusing
enough 10 see the dogs swim for the wolf
grapple him, and then see the wolf dive TN
DER, when the dogs would loosen their hold
ana 40 the wolf came up another would TAX
MIN. In this way the wolf was worried unit
finally the sheep thief was literally browne,
and had to give up the ghost. But the mos
surprising thing about it all was, that Of III
eight dogs, five puppies and three old one
nc young ones only had stuck to the chas,
all the old ones having fallen out hours h,
fore and gone home. The chase had Iaste
five or SIX bours
Now Old Virginia, Kentucky. Farm Ride
and Seneca, take heed. With Bell aud Ran
or, Rowdy and Perry, you can't succeed. IN
names of these young dogs, should you cal
70 know them, arc Master Chant CAPITA
Noise, Gen. Booster and Maj. Speed
RUTLAND
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DIS. n, OLuN.

OF Chicago, formerly OF this place. will visit Ottawa. a.
Clifton Hotel the FIRST Tuesday OF each month for treating
all diseases of the Eye and Ear surgcay otherwise
Operations cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure
the Duct eye strasshyO and the removal
tumors and morbid grow,hs OF every description Artificial
eyes and inserted without pain previous opera
ton. Granular eyelids S most frequent dls IN the Ire~
udlcd!ig uRd permanently cured
From his long experience IN treating diseases OF the Eye
and Ear he feels Confident stating that he nearly
every Chronic diseases also reaed. Consultation free
Largest stock OF Artificial Ryesi the West
December 10th 'S10.-tf
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DIR. BAKERS PAIN PASAcEA, for rhrumatisr

DIR. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA, for rheumatism
neuralgia cramps, collie, diarrhma cholera NOR
bus, cholera infantum, spranS, burns, scalds
bruises, chblains, Possibilities swcllings, soreness
of ia" joints, and all painful affections of the
body, external aud internal For colds, sore
throat, quincy, and diseases OF the throat and
mucou, membrane, it is an invaluable remedy
JoHS +. Henry, CCRRAN u Co, Proprictors, s
aud College Place, New York CD
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The liver being the great dcpurating or blood
cleansing organ Of the system-sct this great
" househeepcr of our health" at work, ana the
foul cOrruptions which gender in the blood and
rot ont, it were, the machinery Of life, ar,
gradually expelled, from the system. For thi.
purpose DIR. Perce's Golden Medical Discovery
with very small daily doses of DR.. Plerce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets are prc-eminently the art
clcs needed. They cure every kind OF humol
from the worst scrofula to the common pimple
blotch or eruption. Great eating ulcers kndl,
heal under their mighty curative influence. Vir
ulent blood poisons that Turk in the system are
hy them robbed Of their terrors, and by their per
'evcring and somewhat protraCted use the mos
| taihily systems may be completely renovated
and built up anew. Enlarged glands, tumor.
aud dwellings dwindly away and disappear under
the influence Of these great rcsolycnts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-14

FIRg ~ SoUTH OrTAwA-On Friday evening
last the grocery store Of H. &. Van Dorcn, in South
Ottawa, near the railroad bridge, caught fire at
abou, 10 o'clock in the evening and was burned
down in very short time. The flames fret
came from the cellar. As the building, one
story frame, was unfinished-the cellar being un.
valled-thc fire was probably set by an incendi.
airy. The property was valued at 81 100. The
PEK-oSAL.-lt gives Us pleasure 10 note that
| Phllo Lindley is salesman at Spear n Chgryars
| new hat store. Go in. Philc.
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licnry's Carbolic Salvc is so well known that
il Is only necessary TO caution against limitations.
1t requires careful admixture OF the carbolic
acid with other ingredient to produce u salyc. that
may be relied upon. The genuine only guaran-
tecd See that it bears the signature aud private
stamp Of John +. Henry. Sold by all druggists
and dealers. John f. Henry, Curran IL Co, Pro.
prctors, 3 and College Place, New York (2)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-14

Wash. Lloyd, proprietor of Wenona Poultry
Yard, breeder OF choice poultry, will sell eggs for
Matching, after March l. 1874, at the following
prices: Light Brahmas, per doz, 81; Dark Brah
mas, per doz., 81; Partridge Cochin, per doz, 81
Buff Cochin, per doz., s.. Ny stock is selected
| with great care, for breeding purposes, and is a
good As any in the state. Money must accom-
pany orders NV facilities for shipping are un
| surpassed Address. with stamp, Wash. Lloyd
| WcnOua III
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-14

\ Commemorative are requested to state
that the daily noon prayer meetings of the ladies
of the Methodist church are to be held at the
hall of the Academy Of Natural Sciences, not at
cidcnt, had ii.
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Thirty Years Experience. of an Old Nurse.

MRS. WiNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUfis the prescTip-
ton OF the best Female Physicians and Nurses In the
United States and has been used tor thirty with
falling safety and by millions OF mothers and chill
drcn from the feeble infant Of week old 10 the adult IL
corecs acdity OF the stomach, relieves wind cole reg
aCs the bowels, and gives rest health and comfort to
mother and child We believe to be the Best and Suest
Remedy In the World In all cases of DYSENTERY AND
DARl.lA IN CHILDREN, whether 1t arises from teeth
Ing from other Full directions for using will
accompany each bottle None genuine unless fac smile
OF CURTIS PERKINS Is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all Medicine Dealers julyl2-iy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-14
DOCTORS coULDS'r HELP HIM
MErGsvILLE, Morgan Co., March oath, 1872

Dear DIR. PIERCE:
When l was IL OF II years OF age | took
what is called Kings Evil and by constan, doc.
toring it would heal in one place and break ont
in another II also broke out in INV left enr 7
first found your name in the Christian 1d,pr,,e
and sent ten miles for the first bottle which did
me more good than all other medicines ever
used am twenty eight years old and doctorcd
with five doctors, and not one Of them helped me
so much as your bottle Of Discovery. have ROT
we'll and able 10 do good days work.
JONI A. WILSON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-14

MOTT E..-The notes and accounts Of Dr. J. J
~ BOYLE Are c In the hrnds OF his brother. t. NJ Boyle
Tor collection. All persons indebttd 10 said Boyle vii
please call and settle Immediately and taye costs.
II. N. BOYLE.
February ss-2v South Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-14
OTTAWA Wholesale MarLat

As IcpOrtcd by T. T. ri ALE CO., wholesale and Rets
GrocerS No 10 La sale street.
OTTAWA, Mar, II, 1874.
Corn and oats scarcely a quotable market
46W4Sc being the ruling price for corn 3G@3Sc
for oats. Eggs plenty at l2l5c; butter at 2jW 80
1t is getting late for dressed poultry. We quote
AS below.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-14

BLANKs-Election notices for town meetings
and school elections, for sale at Osman &
Hapcmsn's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-14
why VIII You
SnAarD

To all persons suffering nom
Rheumailsm. or Neuralgia,
Cramps In the limbs or stom
ach. Bilious Collie, Pain In the
Back. Bowels or Size. We
would say THE HOUSEHOLD
PASACEA anc FAMILY LINZ
lMRNr Is of all Others the rem
Iedy you wantlor internal and
external nse. II has cured the
above complaints In thous.
lands of cases. There Is NO
MISTAKE about II. Try it,
Sold by all Druggists.
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COLD PENS.-Farchlld's celebrated cold PEN
VI the best made Tor sale by osmsn uapcman.
NIGHT CLERK


put up at all hours by competent clerks. r.. u GRGGS.
NO'rICE.-Undera resolution passed by the Board
~ Of Supervisors the County clerk drected adyrr
the following described auCsed for county orders Is
sued prior Dec lSis and II not called
by parties entitled thereto within the days.
i L. rl.Iu.I IL 49, A.aa. N.n..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-14

Before renewing policies Insurance. Merchants
Property owners will consult their interests by obtaining
Rates. Desirable Risks written
the nature of the risk will permit tcnhO reference 10 De
QT6itfutp rates Boards Combinations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03
IIti LIVING. AGE.

J oinro H. absorption of Fr|1W N"Y"'"""'
| THc LJ~iJ,g .fgc, AWAY The chi"i' Hi> p'-
come the oDiV eclectic weekly ot the
country. N1cr il, successful career of
over tlIiry lcar~. it >ccm> more
vigorous and prosperous, than ever before.
And il would u" difficult +" ovcp-timatc
it, value tu American readers ~ the only
Hor""M u well a. lir-h compilation of
current literature which embrace with
IN H. great aud generally iuaccc. ,ihlc
mas. the productions of the ahlc.l living
writers in science. fiction. poetry. history.
Represented in il, page, arr such di--
| tmguishrd author q. Prof Max. Muller.
Prof. Tyn,lall.DE. ". u. Carpenter. Hon.
". T.. Gladstone. Prof. Huxley. Frmci,
Power tobbr. Richard A. Proctor.
Mathew krnold. 1h" Duke of Argvll,
tharas Kingsley. Arthur Helps. Jane.
Anthony Frnudc. Mr.. Muloch. Anthony
rrollopc. Mrs. Oliplmnt. Miss Thachcray.
Wm Black. Geo: Macdonald. jean In
gclow. Erckmlnn-' lnlrian Ivan Tu.-
"llruicti. rcnuy.on browning and many
otl"r-.--an uncpnallcd array of namc.,
In the multiplicity "f quartcrlic-
monthlies and wccklc,. all of which il
represents with ~ati,iyin. complete
ness attempted 10y no other publication
] The Liring Ia, j, an invaluable rcuno
milcr of time, labor aud money. II /.
the hest ot the cclcc,ic~. and. all thing,
considered. the cheapest aud has be-.
come almost Indispensable to every per
>nn or family desiring satisfactory
compendium of the noteworthy in III,
literary world. Ia no other known way
certainly. can - much OF the best worn
OF the bcsl minis of The age bc obtainr,
- conveniently. ar with 80 little money
~ through thi- most comprehensive %
periodicals.
For thosc who wish the cream ui hotl
home aud foreign literature. the publish
err make ,On" advantageous combina
ton with other leading periodicals. b,
which 4 subscriber j.. ~ a rcmurhabl,
small cost. put in possession OF the hc-
current literature Of the world. The pro-
pr,'tu, given ia another column ,houl
br examined by all in selecting their peri
"dicals for the new year, The yolum
, begins January 1T. hut To- those remit
ting now. the mtcr,cniu" weekly nun
hrr- are sent g,Utis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03
COMPLIMENTARY.

The following are q few of the many
favorable notice, from the press which
'rHr BrLrIrIN ha- received since don
ming IT, new dress,
The Cairo IIrILEIIN hu, arrayrd itself
IN II dress of new type aud ,hoW- evidence
"i good ia>t" and prosperity. 1t deserve
patronage ,-tdi1Di too,jer.
The Cairo BuIlEriN ha- a bran new
drc-~. and looks a, pretty ~ u
maid at her first reception. we'd he clad
tn See TIiE BrLLErIN every day, John.
Eli y--Gotco"da H"""id.
INV ,Anu DANA BrLLErIN come,
! with 4 neat new Irc~,. and ilird with
! interesting locals. I'm: BULLETIN l. the
prl,lr Of Cairo aud one of the most lively
iocH papers in the Slalc.--tami Times.
THE CAIRO BULLETIN comes Ia II, in a
new dress. and greatly improved in make
ul. and appearance generally, aud looking
~ bright and handsome a. a ncw dollar.
l'nr BULLETIN j. the lrading daily paper
of southern Illinois and ought to br Wcll
patrOulzcd.-J1hDsD, -. l'coD,0H.
Iul- live paper, edited by Hon. John
II. Dbcrly. comc~ 10 H. clothed in u new
dr,--. We are glad To see Tur BULLrrIN
prosper. bccaii-c ObcrlN !, our man for
the next icrtenant-GONcrnor. or any
thing else hr wani., May dot bapcr liz
long rmd hrospcr Hoc1"p1 Eag,i,er.
TnE Cairo BrILLTIN Ia. donnrd q
new drr-S. No publisher in southern III
inoi- cNprnd> n larger share of h,
imcom" in the Improvement and enlarge
mrul cf hi, Office than John II. Ohrrly.
All new design, of type hc secures a.
soon a. they arc ont in fact the public
littl" suspect the mapprrratcd uutlay~
annually made by the man of lrF Bti-
LErIN. They have during hi, STAY In
Cairo aud he j. till called a 'carprt
haggor' } umohntcd Ia rhou,aud. Of dol
l1r,. - tUjro Gueetts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03
rur METHODIST ,H'R'h AND
r,sy NORMAL.

\nt long since. q CORE -pondrnl oi the
81 Ioni, Democrat intimatcd that the
southern Ulinoi. normal school j. hcing
nm in the interest ul the Methodist
church. COY. Brvcridgr j. a Methodist.
Five nf the nine professors Of the in,ti-
tItc. appointed by the governor. ar"
mrmlrr. ur the Methodist church..
Dr. Nnyn. the President. Is
Methodist. Tli- surplus of Mcthodisi>
in the country la, rou.rd the irc "i 'on,c
rood christians OF other denominations.
who are fearful the peculiar i"nrt- "i
| the Methodist church viii he taught I"
| the pupil. of the Nornml-tlIc-r ru''I'
will hr turned loose ~ teachers III the
nublir school. Of the State some day. ana
Then what a dclugc of Mcthodism will he
poured into the ears of the rising genera
lion uf suckers! How can consistent
members uf other denominations CON
template the prospect with eqhaiimit%
They can't. aud hence u hornets nest ha'
bcru raised about The car- of the Gov
rrnor. The query. ''havc we stat
church," La, brcu answered In the affirm
ativc 10y Presbyterian, and Bapti-I- am
Christians. etc. ric. Tie columns "i I'll
new .uaucr, uf Carhondilr and Murphy
horo are given upto th" discussion. an
in the immediate ,irinity uf III" \"ru'
II j. q bigger question thm the "rhurc
difiruliv l. ia England.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03
Horace Crrcicy's Daughters.

II /, now nearly two year, since the
death OF Mr. Horace Greeley. and thi,
season. for the first time since that event.
his daughters, Ida and Gabrielle, occa-
>ionally make their appearance IN public
Gabrielle i still very Young. probably
not more than eighteen. but has grown
during her wears of ,cclu~lon into II tail
and very beautiful Girl. Both have rN.
pui>itc cumplcNion-. lovely ,.G,,,,:., rpc'
scarlet lip-, aud ID" -Wcct. Child lihr tA-
,,,r,sInn which distinguished their father
Lila l. most like her father, however. In
appearance, and Gabrielle hike her
mother. Evidently the most devoted AZ.
tcctiou Subsist- hctWc"u the two girl,.
Ida, the elder, looks after her sister low
in%ly. and ,aNs: Hasn't she grown tail
and pretty And Gabrielle remarks .
"Dun't you thiuh begin to look more
like Ida = Their manner, are very
charming, perfectly simple, easy and M
affected. yet with u time air of good breed
ing. and even distinction. OF which The,
are apparently quite mawarc.-N Nsic
Tart LETTER.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03
NORN ANH IIDf.S.

From carciully-conductcdr experiments
10y different persons. il has been a-ccr-
tanned that one buShcl of corn will make
u little over ten and onc-half ponnds oi
pork. gro-,. Taking the result ~ II basis.
the iulloWin" deductions are made. which
all ~our farmers would do well tu
lay by far u convenient reference;
When corn sells for ljl cents per hrl,li-
81. pork costs cents per pound
When corn costs II cents per hushcl,
pork costs ; cents pound.
When corn costs % cents per hu~hrl
pork cost, cents Il pound.
When corn costs 81 cents per bu~hcl
pork costs I cents Il pound.
When corn costs ~ cents per bu-hcl
pork costs ! cents n pound.
The following statement shows what
the farmer realizes on hi> corn when III
the form of pork
When pork sells for } cents per pound
II brings - cents per huslIcl in corn.
When pork sells for 1 ccuts per pound
| ii bring - cents per bu>hrl in corn.
When pork sells for ) cents per poun,
| IL brings IL cents per hu>lcl in corn
--yOUy1,Gi Of IQricoittTs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03

II" follow my l. q list Of patent Issued
rom the United STATES patent Office. IA
""ii"'S inventor, furnished the BrIi.r-
TN by IL. IL. 'andec, solicitor of patent
'airo'lll': Instrument for Ringing IIog,.
'has. y. iio'tsun, Decatur: Wheel, for
iiarvcsters. chas k.Mycr,. .Pckin. Paint
'ompoundS..j. u. Ga~rot, Chicago Fire
places. Allen Y. Bennett, Bloomington f:
hell 'ntiers,James Dawson, Greenwood:
''as Regulators. q, toward, Chicago :
Ihichins Machines, q. W Merchant.
Henry Fluid Meters, Geo. r.. Peck.
Chicago Heating Stoves, u. &. Proctor.
Peoria.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03

THf objection now urged hy the Re
phblicans TO the election "f senator
Ghs'iorl to the Presidency of The Sen
a'e l. thai he hack rNprrirnrc and l. not
competent. MOI competent to preside in
'hr senate : Did not senator Early pre-
>ln'' and Na> lac more competent than
Mr. Glassiord; Tie dutic- Of the Office.
amount 10 nothing. \ man Who can rap
with "a @arcl, and cry: Order ocr,,-
H'"haiiy IN senatorial voice, i, all that
= wanted Any person can preside salts
hcIorliy IN the Senatc, aud senator lass
'or'' ar,'hg """rg"'i" man. j. iu,t the
man for the place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03

FROM The report OI ,ac cunptrollcr- of
the currency, ii appear that twenty-five
hundred national banks have been organ
iled since the establishment otthc system.
Ihirty-liNc of thr-, bank, have failed aud
one hundred and tlliry-.ey,Tl have gone
INTO voluntary liquidation hy q yolr of
two-'mrds "t thu shareholders. Ou the
hr't "l November. two thousand and
twenty eight banks were In cAi>trnrc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have rcplcnshcd orr Job Printing Office with
many fonts Of new type and have orders ont for other
fonts Of the latest popular styles. We are determined
to establish the reputation of office for irst-cIass
work, aud make prices so low that the most cnhu-
Eastc patrons Of foreign cities will be compelled to aL
init that we do work at lower prices than any other Of
flee i'll the country, Mr. Obcry, admitted to be one Of
the best practical job printers West and South has
assumed personal supervision of the job printing de-
parlmcnt and will cndeavor to give satisfaction to our
many patrons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03

MAYOR HAVENNEE of New York died
suddenly of apoplexy on the Both ult.
The decreased had been three timn.> elect
ed mayor of New York. The last time
he was elected a, the representative OF
the reform moremcn' which fUllowcJ fhc
overthrow ofthe Tweed ring. Iii death
bring, 10 a close the procrrding, in The
libel suit against him IN which John
Kelley was plaintiil.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03

Hos. WM. SHARON. of California. who
gave hi, daughter a million of dollars for
wedding present, i u prospective can
didatc for the United state, senate. In
case he is elected. jonc, ot Nevada will
have tO take q bnck seat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03

WHEN DR.. Beard asserted that all
''Spiritualism' j. trickcry or disordcrrl
nervous action, hc aroused the firm he
levers in that religion. An the medium,
and mind-rcadcr, and clairvoyant, IN the
country agree in pronouucing him "a
nobody -
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Pulliahed every Thursday morning at II :
per annum, invariably IN advance. The p"-i's'
ON the Weekly viii be prepaid at ihi' once -"
thst subsctibtr- will obtain It fot -u'''r'p'''"
price of Al year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TINE BULLbIIN j. published rtcryDi"rning
tescepl Monday w TN Eulloiin Hnilding, cor
no, Washington avenue AMI rwclfih street.
Tn. BuLirri> !. served To city ul'scriher- by
fsithn,l carrier at TWENTY. .fiNc Cents Week b.
uavsble weekly By Mail lin a'l'aucc) slo per
snpnn, -, month sG; ihrrc months, ~; nnr
month, VI 2S
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03

WI liam Ludwig, the harness maker, /,
no" prepared to supply The public with all
KINDS OF horse clothing of q superior quail
i'y, which hc win sell very cheap for cash.
GG]-Il-ll-lm
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03

HAMMOND. the rcvivalisl. 1. at Gales
burg, where hi, meetings have already
excited great interest, and it i, expected
that the gospel harvest will he large.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03

GES, toCkRELL j. mentioned 4, an
available candidate Tor United Statc- sell
ator from Missouri.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03

TIM hog cholera j, prevailing ia -rv-
eral counties in southern lllin"i. +" an
almost unprecedented extent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03
Ihe 8ulletim.
Reading Matter oW Every Page.
JOHN H. OBERLY, Editor.

TIN wheat crop in southern Illiuoi :
l. said Ia he in excellent condition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03

Get your oysters at the Dclmonco.
The best oysters at the Dclmonico Res.
''ur'h'' 2G1 D-20-ti,
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03

From the Springfield Republican
one of the most atllaciou, qlack, that
Great Britain ever produced wa, John
Harrison Curtis. "\uri,t." He knew al
most nothing al the profession Lr
adopted. bat hc got something Of a rcpll-
iation, and WAS once summoned Ia al
tend sir Robert Peel who was suffering
rom temporary deafness. he went pro-
Nidcd with Two watches. one that lickcd
very lightly and another that made a,
much noise clock. Peel began To
question lin ~ 10 hi, treatment. hut
turti, giN ing him dig with syringe.
some injury would hclal him. 'Thr
quark at first applied the Wrak-ticLin in,,
watch 10 Sir Robert ear. and of cotrr.n
W" couldn't hear anything. bur after
Nurhin" for som" time hc used the other
one and Peel could hear perfectly vel,
II MA, a marvrlnu, cure
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-12-03

We are clad To- learn that the affair, Of
the Z. y '. Il, Il. under the present
management are ia q prusprrou, coudj-
ton. The business of the road /, "roN-
in@ daily, and frequently of late il ha,
been Impossible for the regular llrinLt
trains 30 carry all The bu-iuc,, demanded
Payment lu rnployc- and other, nrr
madc promptly hy the receivers. Which
llrl render general satisfaction all JInu"
IL" l'n". Nai Morrill, ~ general ,uprT.
lhltndrnl, ha. proven him.clfan cnicicur
"llircr ana however the suit m The L. :
supreme ""HrI noN pending may icrniu.
ittr. n" loIt"r man could bc selected Eur
~ IilIur management. This l. our oph.
ron Of ih" present condition of the road
ana We are nlrlhcr backed IN Colonel
Tom. Scoll, Of Pennsylvania, who re-
cthlly na'-'d over the line. in this. that
me track "i no new road ia the country
/, IA better condition than that of the {,
~ y o., HDyi,tu'g CHrogicle.