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The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


proyidipg Tor the annual appropriations, for
the fiscal year euding April 8oih, 1870.
Be il ordained by the city council OF the
City ot Cairo
SECTION |. That. for the purpose 81 "t
,rayiug the necessary cNpCn Of the cor
noratiou for the fiscal year ending ApTii "u,
is-S. and paving certain liabilities already
incurred, the following sums, or so mu'h
thereof ss iuay be required. ho, and they
arc hereby appropriate, for the lolo"m-
The sim NJ So.7l3 40 for the purpose
oi paying interest on sundry bond. OF the
The sum of $3.50 for the purpose OF
paying interest OH bonds Issued to foN,
Howard A Go.
paving interest on bonds issued TO the Cairo
& II. Louis Railroad Company, talfeudy de
hyered by tTustoel
a. The sum Of 100, for the purpose ofpny-
lug bonds due, aud becoming due, before
April 80, 1870.
b. The sum Of $1,000. 10 pay amounts re-
ceiNed In loan from citizens for graycIing
Levce street, between ith and lith streets.
6. The sum of $1,000, to pay prin sipal and
interest on outstanding city warrants.
Z. The Of sum $4,000, TO pay salaries Of
various city officers, including the police
force.
:. The sum ofs5.Ooo, to dcfray the cost of
building, reconstructing and repairing side
walks.
o. The sum of $4,000, to dcGay the cost
OF illiog and repairing streets.
10. The sum of 81 900, to be expended for
drainage purposes.
IL. Tnesum of $4,000, to denay the cN.
penses Of the board OF health, including sal
airy OF health officer.
IL. The sum Of 500. 20 dcfray the oN
denses OF the Fire Department.
10. The sum of $3.50 10 deiray the uN
penses OF the city clerks Office and cOuuci
chamber.
II, The sum Of s2iO, to deiray the oN
penses of city election.
IL. The sum OF $1,000 10 defray expenses
OF city jail and dieting prisoners.
10. The sum of $500 10 deiray the oN-
penses of printing, binding aud advertising.
H. The sum OF $1,000 10 pay for gas, Or
other light for use Of the city.
IL. The sum of $1,000 for contingent
fund.
10. The sum Of S1,500. Tor expenses col.
loeting goner raj warrant for iS1l.
Approved July 18th, 1874.
JoHN Woop, Mayor.
Attest
WILL X. HAWKINS.
CITY 4 ltTl
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ST7Ah ASD GAS FIrrINs -Nsvlaud
K Eenuis have eutsrcI into co-p.r,ner-
ship, and save opened shop On Commer-
el.! syoaue next door 10 Perry Powers
livery stable. They az, now ready TO d.
al! kinds Of Steam ard Gas Fitting,
DriyS-We.i Wosk Gnl Plumbing. Special
s!iea,ioa paid TO repairing pgmrs. They
sotc'ta share of public patronage, and
guarantee their work " DO well done.
g---.p--',,
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BAGSIo RopBED.-A young mAa-a
good youug man, only with the failing Of
intsmperauce, got into serious difficulty
on Saturday night. lie does not live in the
city; bic habia,ioa is in the woods. On
Saturday Le came TO Cairo to have little
relaxation, and sought j. in the flowing
bowl. Drunk and reckless he visi!ed the
castle of Winsor, Rnd thore conducted
himself in q bois.eruus manner. Finally
he got water bucket, emptied into il.
gos.ets and nick,e silver plates and
walked away with ii. one Of the plates
WAS found wrapped in II paper and hie
under a log a: the rivers edge, on Ohio
levee. How II go: there the young m.s
does not know, or where the other goods
went to- lie WAS arrested, and after So
briefly returned to his mudtied head, Be-
came peuitcnt. Having satishcl everybody
concerned that !. was the devil no had
put into his mouth that had made him
raise the devil, he plead guilty to - charge
Of discrderly conduct, and was lined s.
and costs by Esquire Bird. lie is now
swearing st himsolf and yowing he will
noggr Gr.nk again -bu: 10 will.
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TnE barber suop is on me corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George Stienhouso with Li. gem
tlemanly assistant. can be found II, any
hour Of The day or night, ready 10 sootle
your feelings with asmooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. Its II frst-class shop, and you are
sure Of receiving frstclass treatment
Ladies and chiltrcns hair cut or curlod
ertho most hpprov,d ttyles. s.ls.t
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ALL the day bosrder- ia tho city can
b. accommodated at tho -. Charles
hotal, With frsl-class board ut second class
rHtaS Tpa-I.lg.tr
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SoMErutEG NEw.--A now thing in
jolly gla5ses a, nerlman's. G7-7.lOIf
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SOMETHING NEW. bucks Crystal
brilliant with glass oven doors. No oc-
cssion to have burnt bread. Call and SEQ
itat 4, j. KERTHs. s7-G-l0.u
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28

THE BEsT-Tbo general verdict is
that Z. h. Suliyan's soda water is the bes.
in !ho city. Try Il. No. ~ CONNER
cial avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
sf-4a.
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SEWING MACHIs We have new
Remington Sewing Machine right from
the manufacturers and not yet unpscked
that We w.ul to ssIl or trade 10 some
clothing dealer, merchsn, tailor or shoe
maker. II Ia tho size used by msnuiac.
turers and - too heavy Tor family
machine. Who wnGls a bargain
Enquire 81 TnE BJLLEIIs Once. 2t
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GRAND BASKET PICNIC

~ NOON LIGHT EXCuRsION|
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EuLEs OF COUET,-Ile ioIIowing rulaI
Of the Alexander county circui. court
havo been promulgated:
let Tho Ar's week Of csch term shall
be devoted exclusively to Criminal busi-
nos' and the making UP Of issues in Law
and CAGucery rts'..
"a. Tho Grand Jury will DO impane-
led on tho iTs. dny ot each tenn, No
Traverse Jury shall u' .mPRnelled until
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28

a FULL lino Of Jelly glasses at Hart
mans. SS.G.l1-tf
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IIanoycr College. HanoNer. Indiana

NRNT term begins september "th, ls5i.
Two full courses, classical and scientific,
with prepat0ry department. fun faculty.
Tuition free. Boarding rs low q, elsewhere.
For information or catalogue, apply 10 Re,
&C. HICKMAN, u. u. Prc-ilcut
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TUESDAY, July 30, 1874.

SOMETHING new in jelly glasses at
ss-G.l7..f
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INDusrEIoUs RoBBERs.--A robber or
robbers on Saturday night got on to tho
awning in front Of Shelly's ,ailor-shOp, on
Eighth street, and into the window of n
room in which James Coleman sleeps,
and carried oil the young Tan's panta-
looms containing about .3 in money and
the key Of Green " Woods commission
house. The roboors tnen passed along 20
the awning in front Of tho Casino Saloon
and got in tho room a.pve il, from which
they took the pantaloons Of tho barkecpor,
containing watch and all tho loose
change ho had. ThNy thon--it is pre-.
sumsI they we're tho same rsscals-went
20 Stuart 4; Gholsoh's store. got into i.
through tina t'ansom Of the from. door,
and robbed the clothing Of the clerk, Don
Riley, of -, bu, did no.-s:raggs 10 cay,
rifle the drawer.
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ALL the day bosrder- ia tho city can
b, accommodated at tho -. Charles
hoiol, wi.h hrst-clsss boGrd at second class
rates 7D--i.l9.tr
THE BEsT.-Tbo general verdict is.
that T.. h. Sulliyans soda water is the bes.
in .he city. Try IL. No. li2 CONNER
cial avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
street.
For RgST.--Two rooms, eai.aJIo for
Office and bed room, over Ionry's hard
warc storo. Commercial avenue, corner
Eigth street. 7-l2-tf
OrEN AIR CoScsETs.--rhe Delta Cily
band will give sn open mir concert up
town tonight. OF courso everybody will
be out and enjoy the nno musical treat
the Delias will give them.
WANrED.-At tho Planters house
dining room girl, who can speak the
German language. Good wages ana
good situation Will ba given t, such a girl
spp' 'yirs Immediately. 7.22.,t
Losr.-Ether on Commercial avenue
Ohio ieyee, LisA.h or Sixth .treo:.. = gold
X. Of 2. seal, with tho letter ak. p. b."
engraved on il. The andcr will BE- su,..
able rewarded by leaving i. "a. Tua BuL.
SEriN ciice. g..
FINE Gus.-Brcsch loader, Rebound
ing Locks, Illuminated Steel Barrels with
latest Improvements. Oa exhibition and
for sale, =, Honry's Hardware Store
corner Commeroial avenue aad E.ghth
street. If
AE5rHEs CAVE PAsrr.-Made curious
by N, posi,esI Communication Of yr.
Barne;: oa Tho Saline county cave, A,-
other party proposes to vi.i. the natural
wonder th.s week. And We will also
follow tho example O. the explorer. H.
god time, This weeks p,r.y will
Dc ccmpo:ed Of Auditor Robinson ard
Treasurer Oaslsy, .. the c. GV Il. \.
DE-. ALLYN o. BELoHrR.-Ia his ser
mon A. the Asthol.,. churss, Oh Sunday
night la.,, Dr. Allyn referred to tue nest
hiding scandal. lie said he d.i not know
whether Beccher was guilty Of the crime
charged, but il was clear ths. something
had been concealed tho public had q right
to know.
STEAM ASD GAS FIrrINs -Nsvlaud
X Henuis have eutsrcI into q co-p.r,ner-
ship, and save opened shop o. Commer-
ei.l Ayoaue, next door 10 Perry Powers
livery stable. They arc now ready TO ds
all kinds Of Steam ard Gas Fitting,
DTiyS-Wel, Work Enl Plumbing Special
a!tea,ioa Paid TO repairing punrs. They
s0lieta share OF public patronage, and
guarantee their wor. ~ DO veil done.
| 25.7-21-lm
| WAsHISGroN BAKEBr.-aIr. Joseph
RoncEer Las taken charge Of this we'll
known establishment, and will on and
after to-day, be able TO supply tho
public with choice bread, including
Boston, Brown aud Graham bread, beside.
cakes aud couiec:.uLar.es o! every de-
'crip.ion. Being un experienced and
sklful baker, Mr.. RoGckcr will not fail 10
satisfy all who pstron,ze him. l4u
Washington avenue. a5-7.2-lm
Raw ME SHORES oN BrgcHEa.-llo
l'st.ngn'he col9rci divine OF this city
Rev, Mg sAorcs, ssys Le docs not synpa.
'h''e with the rraduco, Of Eev. Mr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28

ELLIOT d HAWTHORN, the pop.
ular wholesale and retail dealers in Boots
and Shoes, have found their prOsen tbuild-
ing entirely too small for their rapidly
increasing trade, they have, therefore
takon tho well-known threo.s,ory build
ing formerly occupied by Il, Ii. CUNNING
HAM, No. lOl Commercial Avenue, and
near tho corner of Sixth street, and are
this day moving their entire stock on
hand. Mr.. Elliott is now in New York
and Boston, and is purchasing the largest
stock Of
DRY GOODS
of every description, with
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, 40, &c,
ever brought to this city.
The Nrst stcry of this building will bo
used for the retail department of goods
of ali Minds, while the second and third
will be exclusively used for the wholesale
rale In boots and shoes.
Mcser.. ELLIOTT II HAWTHORN
extend special invitation to every one
TO call and zee their stock and hoar their
priees, us they ara determined to keep the
largest and cheapest stock of goods ever
M Cairo
We congratulate those gentlemen on
their prosperity, and warmly recommend
.hom to all our readers.
Remember, No l0l Commercial Ave-
nue.
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PrRsoSAL.-Dr. Allyn preached twice
OF Sunday at the Methodist church. In
the morning his sermon was good, bl. the
religious reporter Of THE BULLETIN re.
members nothing more about it.
MIR. John This,lswcoi has . guest a.
bis houss by the name Of Thistlewood -
boy. The young man arrived in the city
Sunday morning.
Hon. Isaac Clements, alarmed at the
orcitemen. in this city over tho pos.-Oili9e
question, came down from Carbondale
yesterday afternoon in great consterna-
tion TO feel the public pulse.
Mr.. Joe. Robarts was in tnO city sun
day and yesterday feeling the pulse OF the
Rad cal ring. uo wants 10 DO the Rad
icsl candidate for representative in this
dis!ric. and wo ihiuE Popo should allow
him to be. Wo are always for the last
Radical who Interviews US.
The Gazette remarkS,As We would not,
risl women hayo fallen into the habit
ani won't gait. Sehme!1torg and Stein
house took tho Lead McGauley foll in
the linci and now comes Mr. Cannon
and Phil Brown, all fathers Of twins.
Happy men, of course lhoy are, especially
Phil, whose bog and girl turn the scales
" I 3 lbs, and are pronounced by tho al-
tending physician tho finest brace Of chill
dren Ao over assisted INTO the world
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choice Southern Illinois, 23@25c 500 h,
choice Northern, 2s126c.
EGGS.
There aro very few receipts, aud very
little demand for them at any price Sales
Of last two dsys wero 500 dozen fresh IN
small packages l0CGI2c; 10 boxes fresh Q
C9i0c, 900 dozBn case.
CHICKENS.
The market il quiet and duh. Small
young chickens bring 80 to 2 90. Av-
erago lots Of young bring 2 % and full
grown spring chickens command 90 per
dozen. We note salos Of 10 dozen old
hens, 3 90; 20 dozen young, 2 90 to 3 90
coops oil hens, 3 90; III dozen small
young, co. ~ deem young, 90 2
; cOops old o.
FRUIT.
This branch of the market IL worry dull,
nothing Mt all doing except in u small
local trade, which is supplied by country
wagons.
VEGETABLES.
| Not ohOush uOlEH To mako prices
Tho little trade done is in retail grocery
stores, and they SO. their supplies from
country wagons.
VINEGAR.
We note sales Of 10 bbls cider vinegar
lj@lOci 5btls puro cider vinegar, zoe
per gallon, --....
PROVISIONS.
Tho provision marke, is firm al
around, but tho marke. is bare. Trans
actions are small, owing to stocks. Sale
were 1000 bbs clear rib ,ilo,, lc lOOC
ibi shoulders, To-.
To EST.-Two of the moe. eligabl
and neat Office rooms with largo ant
room and bed room, situated over m.
store room. No. Il3, Commercial ayonuC
, 7l-G.ll-tf ID. ABTER.
I THE largest and bn-t-soloctod stoc
: Of FURNITu RE for salo A. wholola!
and retail by HENRY ElCHHOFF, n,
+. 10, Commercial aycnue,oppoai,o Soyont
street Ti-G.l7-3m
, PHOTUGgAPns.--For III, next uGt
days VIM. Winter will make the be
4 OF photographs aisi per dozen. This
a raro opportunity for those de'irin
work in this line. E--7-3.3Ot
" 90,
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AsHINGE0E BAKEET.-Mr. Joseph
RoncEer Las taken charge Of this well
known establishment, ind will on and
alter to-day, be able 10 supply tho
public with choice bread, including
Boston, Brown aud Graham bread, besides
cakes aud cou'ec..oLaries o! every de-
'cr'p!ion. Being nn experienced and
sklful baker, MIR. RoGckcr will not fail TO
satisfy ell who patron,ze him. l4o
Warrington avenue. a6-7-2-lm
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For RgST.--Two rooms, spi.aJ'o for
Office and bed room, over IIonry's hard
warc storo. Commercial avenue, corner
Eigth street 7-l2-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28

OrEN AIR CoSc ScsETs.--Thc Delta CITY
oand will give su open sir concert up
town tonight. OF course everybody will
be out and enjoy the Gno musical treat
The Dsltas will give them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28

FoH SALE 40 dozsn ono quart iruil
cane a. II per dozen half gallon cans NJ
81 % PER dozen, all Of good tin with
groOved 'eauns, manufactured anu for sAle
by \. HALEY, lCs Warrington avenue,
near Tenth street. S2.7-l7-lm
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28

DE-. ALLTE o. DELgHRR.-In his ser
mon a! the hs!hod.': churss, Oh Sunday
night laH, Dr. Allyn referred to tue nest
hiding scandal. lie said he ala not know
whether Beccher was guilty Of the crime
charged, but it was clear ths. something
had been concealed tho public had rgh.
10 know.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28

FiSE Gus.-Brosch loader, Rebound
Ing Locks, Illuminated Steel Barrels with
latest Improvements. Oa exhibition and
for 'a!e, =. Honry's Hardware Store
corner COMMERCIAL avenue and Eighth
stree:. ~
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Losr.-EUher on Commercial avenue
Ohio ieyee, Eish.h or Sixth .treo:s. gold
X. Of Z. seal, with tho letter "K. p. B."
engraved on il. The andcr will be- sui..
able rewarded by leaving it "a. Tua BuL.
SErIN otice. 81
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NASrED.-At tho Planters house. T.
dining room girl, who can speak the
German language. Good wages ana n
good situation will bo given t, such "a girl
spp yirg Immediately. 7-.2.u
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AUCrIoS. On Thursday morning,
July 30th at u o'clock, at the residence
Of Cjl. Wood, on Walnut street. between
Seventh and Eighth streets. Furniture
and household goods, consisting Of one
fno repp parlor sett, fine bureaus, ward
robes, washstands, bcdsteads, window cur
tsihs, carpets, chairs, safes, mattresses,
dining room and Kitchen furniture, IN
hyi, an entire outfit ror keeping house.
The furniture u nearly now and as good
a. now. Louis II. MRl ERs,
3! Auctioneor.
JusflcE CuSNISGuAN, Esq, appeared
in his own behalf yesterday before Esquire
Bird. Tho case was Cunningham vs..
Heather for hack hire. llouiiner i al
certain offsets, and denied tho debt Mr..
Cunningham addressed the court for
alouttwcnty minutes, very totcibly, show
ing grcn. knowledge Of the law and max.
ing display Of clotuenco that surprised
many OF his hearers. Mr.. Wobb in.
formed u5 that ho had not heard all the
argument, but what he did hear was ilnc
that he doubted whether 2ny lawyer in
tho city could have dono better. Judge
Bird said the address was excellent; and
lIoullner was almos. persuaded by il to
acknowledge the "corn.' Tho lawyers o
tho city should learn that they hayS it
CUNNINGHAM prospective rival that pro-
| mises to out shine thom uli.
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ANOTHER GAVE gAsTr.-M sGe curious
by ihs poe,'csl communication of Mr.
Barne:: oa tAe Saline county cave, As-
other parry proposes to yi'i: the natural
wonder ,h.s week. And ve vii, also
follow tho example Of the cxp.c,o-s in
god time. This weeks party will
ee ccmpo'ed Of Auditor Robinson and
Treasurer Oak,sy, .. the c. IV Il. 7.
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PHOTUGEArns.--For tbs next slxty
days VIM. Winter will make the bos
OF photographs al 81 per dozen. This is
a raro opportunity for those desiring
work in this line. i7--7-3.3Ot
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The inarke. is vosy dun. Scarcely any
demand all. Very Little ia done in the
way Of round lots mos. Transactions are
for iliiug Crlors. Wo note sales OF 100
bbls various grades 2jGD7 5O 800 bbl'
various grades oO@G 75i car load.
various grades 8 5o@7 80 100 bbls vari-
Gus grades oOGyj 9)i IJj bbls ysriou.
grades 4 COG7 2j.
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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
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one thousand statements rriutod at I'm
BULLETIN ollice for $3.50 10 iOl.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-04-21

TersonGi.-Mr. w. F. GIason. of the
Unaka Furnace, Greene county. Tenn.
PAID us pleasant visit on last FRIDAYS
He is one OF our most enterprisinp
ana we presume, most successful iron
producers. and is on his way to New
York. He regards imitation as only =
temporary relief which the country
VIII have reason to regret i'm after
years, The now dormant Narrow
Guage r. r. he thinks will vet be
completed, but must await the ection
Of the Supreme Court of Tennessee
Mr.. IL. T.. Cox, of the true and tried
Commission House of II. #. Cox &
Co., Atlanta. called at the Ne1cs office
on yesterday. He is one of the most
upright and reliable Of the business
men of the South, and he expects to
have during the coming season large
transactions with this section of The
country, Of which our advertising
columns will likely bear witness in the
future.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-04-21
Business.

Attention is directed to the new adj
vertlsement Of Mrs. Galloway who has
just opened a stock of Millinery and
fancy goods for ladies, which has rare-
ly been equalled, and never su,naesod
in this country.
Mrs. Scales has removed TO the Vir-
ginia side of Main Street. and occpnioo
Col. BOsang's building, formerly used
as the Jewelry store. Her stock is said
to be very nice and comnIate Dr
Scales Office in the same BUILDING.
Levy Bros. are out in a new and 70
cy advertisement, which is too LATE for
this issue, but which shall adorn our
next. There is food for thought in all
that the Levys have to say. They are
masters of the Dry Goods trade.
Messrs. Written & Cowan advertise
thelr line Machines. Mr.. Written
has been for several years in the BUSH
ness, and quite understands it. He
has brought many fine Machines into
the country, and is a gentleman of in
tegrity. Mr, Cowan is a gentleman of
character, and practical judgment.
DIR. J. G. Pepper at the Red Mortar
Is just opening a fresh lot Of drugs and
Medicines. some Of which are the new
est and latest preparations known to
the science. Among them we note
Guarana, new preparation which is
said to be fine remedy for headache :.
Croton Chloral Hydral, the finest hyp-
motto out; Ergotine, a new prepara-
ton, Cartharidal ColIodian, for blister
ing, much more convenient prepare
ton than the old plaster, Unchanga-
bic Gold Bronze Powders, for uainters
and Litmus paper, for chemical tests.
Messrs. Davis & Mcfarland invite
attention to one of the handsomest
general stocks of goods, to be seen any
where.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-04-21

In Foif.-Dr J. G. Pepper, who
seems to understand the wants of those
who visit him at the Red Mortar, has
our thanks for very excellent pocket
PENCIL, which we iud yaiS:eanyenient
i'm the exercise of oar disposition Il"
Puff those wco deserve il and who have
something worthy Of a good puf. We
also observed on his counter one
or the hamdsomcst German Students
lamps we have ever seen. 1t would
udorn any parlor in the country. One
of them had just been packed for ship
mpnt to our bachelor friend Judge II.
s. x. Morrison, of Estillville. We
also note new outfit in the way OF
handsome silver-plated holders for the
Soda glasses at the Red Mortar. They
are unique and very convenient.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-04-21
LIVER AND BLOOD DISEASES,
81 r. V. PIERCE. NJ. D.

n healthy liver secre:es each day
about two and a half pounds of bile.
which contains a great amount OF
waste material taken from the blood.
When the liver becomes torpid or
congested, IL fails to eliminate this vast
amount Of noXious substance, which,
therefore, remains to poisson the blood,
and be conveyed to every part of the
system. What must be the condition
OF the blood when it is receiving and
retaining each day two and a half
pounds of poison? Nature tries to
work off this poison through other
channels and Organs-the kidneys,
lungs. skin. etc, but these organs
become OvertaXed in performing this
labor in addition to their natural
functions, and cannot long withstand
tie pressure, but become variously
diseased.
The brain, which is the great electri-
cal center of all vitality, is undulIy
stimulated by the unhealthy blood
which passes to il from the heart and
il fails to perform its office BEAUTIFULLY.
Hence the symptoms of bid poison
ing, which are dullness, headache,
incapacity to keep the mind on any
subject, impairment of memory dizzy,
sleepy, or nervous feelings, gloomy
forebodings, and irritabilty Of temper.
The blood itself being diseased, as it
FORMS the sweat upon the surface of
the skin, il is so Irritating and poison
Gus that il produces discolOred brown
spots, pimples, blotches, and other
cruptiOns, sores, bOils, carbuncles and
scrofulous tumors. The stomach.
bowels and other organs cannot escape
becoming affected, sooner or Letter, and
we have as the result, cOntiveness,
piles, dropsy. dyspepsia, diarrh8a.
Other symptoms are common, as bit
ter or bad TASTE III mouth, internal
heat, palpitation, teasing cough,
unsteady appetite, choking sensation
in throat, blOaling of stomach,
pain is sides or about shoulders or baak.
GOODNESS Of eXtremities, etc. etc, On
Iy few of the above symptoms are
likely TO be present in any case at one
time. The liver being the great dep
urating or blood cleansing organ of
the system--set this great ''hOusekee-
per of our hes lth" mt work, and the
foul corruptions, which gender in the
blood, and rot out, as it were, the ma
OF life are gradually eNpelleu
from the system. For this purpose
DR.. Pierce's Golden Discovery with
very small doses daily of DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pallets are pre-em-
inentlv the articles needed. They
cure every kind # humor from the
wor-. SCR fula to tie common pimple,
llo.rh or eruption Great eating IL
.ers kindly heal under their mighty
curative influence. NiTulent blood
DOisons that Turk in the system are by
hem robbed of their terrors. and by
heir peFsevering and somewhat pro-
5racted Use the most tainted system
may he completely renovated and
built up anew. Enlarged glands. tu-
nors and swellings dwindle away and
disappear under the influence of these
great resokents,.