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COMiNGS
ON HIS TRAVELS.

Bro. OBERLY.-In my last ] left
of In Michigan. Soon after We
arrived at Detroit Junction,
when at p IN. we boarded the Putnam
Palace car on tho Grand Trunk Road
The conductor, Mr.. l.. p. Roberts we
found to be very kind and obliging gen.
tlemsn, doing oil he could for our comfort
At 10 pm. we crossed the st. Clair
river to Sarnia, after which We went to
our couch for the night. Morning found
us safe in Toronto, where We got q fns
breakfast. At half.pas. seven we were OF
again, riding most Of the day in sight Of
Lake Ontario, through a country that
grows barley, spring wheat, oats and peas
but no corn or winter wheat. At 3 o'clock
Kingston was called out. and twenty
minutes for dinner, where wo got an.
other good, square meal Then off again,
down by the st. Lawrence toward Mon
treal we went at faster rate than ever,
the road being much better and no dust to
speak of. At $50 we arrived At
Montreal, took up our abode At the
American Hotel, which charges $500 per
day in Canada money, and gives as good
fare as one need ask for. After . good
nights rest, Wednesday morning after a
good breakfast, we started to see what
there was Of interest in Montreal, and
first visited the French Cathedral, with its
lofty towers more than 200 feet high, in
one Of which hangs tho largest
bell on the American Continent
weighing nearly 10000 lbs, and In the
others several smaller ones, constituting
one Of the most musical peal of bells ever
head. Gcsu, another French Cathedral
contains the most attractive frsscoes
and paintings have ever seen. Tho ex-
ternal architecture would never indicate
such internal beauty. CHRIST Church Cstbs
dral, an English church, isa fine spsci-
men Of Gothic architecture. From the ton
Of tho tower Of the French Cathedral
can be seen all the points of interest, the
Victoria Bridge Place D'Armer, Young
Men's Christian Association building, and
in fact, the whole city is at your feet.
Prices vary on silks, velvets, laces, etc,
from those of the States about rs per cent.
The people arc kind to strangers and
ready to answer all your questions. l
will now leave you and write more when
I reach the end of my pilgrimage.
A. CoMINGs.
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THE barber snop 10 on me corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George Suenhouse with his gen.
tleman'y assistants can be found at any
lour OF the day or night ready TO soothe
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper aud head with good sham
poo ltisA arst-clsss shop, and you are
sure OF receiving hrst-olass treatment.
Ladies and children's hair cut or curled
fterthe most approx ed stv e-lt.t
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Elder Davis Il second tho motion.
A NEW CENTRAL COMMITTEE.


NEW CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Maj. Fisher-Mr. Chairman, before
putting that question, hopo tho conven-
ton will appoint q new central commit
tee. Several Of the old committee are
dead, and several have moved away.
feel that there ought to be new COM
mittoe appointed. therefore move that
now committee be appointed.
Col. Wood move tho chair appoint
committee of throo to select central
committee. Carried.
The chair appointed Col. John Wood,
Msj. Fisher and Capt J. b. Phillis as
such committee. The gentlemen named
then withdrew to select new central
committee.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Cart. William Wetzel said-Mr. Chair
man, If the Convention is open for bust
noss, l would like to know II.
Elder Dsvis-Whilet the Committee are
absent, Mr.. Chairman, think IL would be
taking an unfair advantage of than for
the Convention to transact business.
Capt Wetzsl-I move tho delegates
to the representative convention be in.
struc,ed to cast the vote of this County fer
Hon. NJ. j. Inscore of Union county for
representative.
Capt. Thistlewood-T chair hardly
thinks 1t in order to put the motion until
the committee now out has returned into
the convention.
Elder Davis-Mr. Chairman, NJ | I'M
dorstsnd il, you do not entertain that mo.
tion.
The chair nodded its head.
RETUks OF THE COMMITTEE.
Col, Wood, Maj, Fisher and Capt.
Phillis having concluded their lsbors re-
turned into the convention and reported
the following central committee:
Committeeman at Large-Col. John
Wood and John Tyler.
south Cairo preoinct-W. l.. Bristol,
j. j. Bird and 4. ID. Ma,huss.
North Cairo Cooper Yos,, G. +. Mel.
lie, John GlSdney and James a. Phillis.
Uniiy-Jacob Rigglc.
Haglewood Gift. Ii iglewood.
James l.. Saunders.
Thebes B r. Brown.
Santa Fo--Wm. ireland
Goose Island and Dog Tooth precin c,i
were left blank, the members from three
precincts to bs named hereafter.
On motion of Elder Davis the repor. 0
the committee was received and hdvptec
and the committee discharged.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO ADJOURN.
Elder Davis-I move we now sd ourn
The motion was put and Lost by Do
cided majority.
the chair--Mr We,zel's motion 10 hoy
in order.
Capt. We,zel--I move the delegates I
the representative convention be in
, s.rue.ed to csst the vote Of this coun,
L, for NJ. j. Inscoro.
The motion being submitted TO the cor
. | NchhA'hI NOhN VI WV
one.
n After some further remarks by Eide
~ \ -~.-...i -. ~ OOui Sapsa'u it1oi, Ou..
l. man ThistlewUod and others on the SUI
jet of instructing the delegates TO Il
!. representative convention, during whic
Elder Davis took occasion to express
dlsapprobation Of the action Of the col
ven.ion in 70 Ins.ructing the delegate
Mr.. lnscore, who was present, WI
called upon and responded in few vel
timed and appropriate remarks, thin Kin
the convention for its instruction in b
i favor, and pledging himsolfto do his du,
as far as lay in his lower toward his col
i stituens.
t AT the conclusive Of Mr.. lnscore's r
marks the convention adjourned.
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DELTA CIGARS Mr.. T. +. Sullivan.
druggist, 1872 Commercial avenue, has
something new in the way of cigars. lie
" now selling brand OF his own called
the Delta put up in handsome packages,
made OF the very best tobacco, and sold
for FIVE CENTS each. Those who smoke
them will agree with us in saying tina,
they are far superior TO most of the ten.
cen. cigars sold ia this market. Try the
Delta cigar. .-24-Im
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SIN isvery much the Offspring Of phys
icsl ill.health and foeble stomachs. Dur
ing one-third of our time the processes Of
digestions must go on in our bodies, and
II the stomach and bowels are not well
nothing is we'll. To be dyspepsic Is the
foundation of fevors and diseases OF tho
blood, liver, skin and kidneys. Dyspep-
sis invarsably yealds to the virtues Of the
vegetable ingredients contained that great
purifier Of the blood and restorer of health
DR. WALKER's CALIFORNIA VISEoAR
BITTERs. s0.7-l5-lyw&d
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ORGAN BUILDING EsTABLIssfEET.- $780,
We take pleasure in stating that we have
in Cairo an establishment which few cities
OF its size can boast Of. Mr.. Max
kuehne, corner OF Thirteenth and Wal.
nut streets, has just completed churcz
organ for the German Lutheran church
on Thirteenth street, which 10 pronounced,
by parties tina. understand organ music,
grand success. Mr.. Kuehno i,
an organ builder by trade, and
has served an apprenticeship OF seven
years with one Of the best organ builders
in Europe. lie intends to devote all his
time to organ building and molodeon tun.
ing. The people OF Cairo have so
often been disappointed by parties coming
here and claiming to be competent. men
in tuning and repairing, that MIR.
kuehne did not dare to ask tho patron.
age of the people before no could give
proof Of wha: he could do. All reference
he gives 10 the organ built by him for the
German Lutheran church, and any parties
interested will after seeing and hearing
the above named organ, feel satisfied that
they cannot trust their instru-
ments to better hands than his.
He now wishes to solicit the patronage Of
the citizens of Cairo, and they can rcst
assured that lie will give satisfaction in
every particular Terms liberal.
S-l2-tf
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TICKETS for the basket picnic to Fort
Jefferson on Thursday, 18th inst, may be
found at the following places; Sohuhs
drug store, John Antrim's, M. j. Nc
Gsuley's drug store, j, II. MetcslP. gro.
Gerry, AFTER 4 Cos grocery. Lancaster
lumber yard, and of the members of the
Baptist Mission Sabbath chool
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WASHINGTON BAKERY.-Mr. Joseph
honek'r has taken charge of this well
known establishment, and will on and
after to-day, DO able to supplv tho
puoiio with choice bread, including
BOSTON, Brown and Graham bread, bssidss
CAKES and confsctioasrles OF every do.
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ANOTHER MATcH.-We understand
Messrs' Garland and Boyd have agreed
to make another trial OF lheir skill at
pigeon shooting. Tho match will be for
ufty dollars side, and como OF at the
same place as tho former match.
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FEARFUL ACCIDENTAL dispatch from
st. Johns to Halliday, received at a late
hour las. evening, announces that one Of
the boilers At their works there blew up Al
about five o'clock, killing four men and
dangerously wounding two others. No
further particulars were received.
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WATEaMELoss.-There have not been
80 many melons offered for sale in
TINS market for several years previous.
The greater portion Of them come from
the sandy regions Of Mississippi county,
Missouri, The ruling price is from ten
o fifteen cents apiece.
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FINE Gus,-Breech loader, Rebound
ing Locks, Illuminated Steel Barrels with
latest Improvements. On exhibition and
Tor sale, at Henry's Hard ware Store
corner Commercial avenue and Eighth
street =.
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NEW BUILDIsG.-Rev. Chas Caldwell,
pastor Of the Fifteenth Street Baptist
church, is building a new residence on
Washington avenue, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets. The building is
to DO u twostory frame, twenty by thirty
feet.
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ALL persons indebted to Wall X Ent
that DO not make sottloment before the
10th day Of Angus, viii find their ac.
counts in tho hands of Esquire Bross for
coiiection' WALL Il EET.
nA.a-0.Om
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The BEsT.-The general verdic! lie
that T. Y, Sullivsn's soda water ia the best
in the city. Try It, No. l52 CONNER
cial avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth
street.
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ONE thousand yards two.inch gros
grain ribbon, all colors and warranted all
silk, at fifteen cents a yard. One-inch,
same ribbon, for ten cents yard at
Hartmnn's. Sc 7-30.tf
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THE PIcsIc.-The Bsptists have en-
ployed Prof. Eisenberg's brass and string
band for their picnic on Thursdsy-to.
murrnW.
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TO BE REPAIRED.-The flagstaff in
the custom house yard, which was some
time since demolished by lightning, is to
be repaired. jim Summcrwell, the cham
pion house mover, has the job.
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IhE largest and besL-selocted stock
of FURNITURE for sale at wholesale
and retail by HENRY EICHHoFF, No.
no. Commercial avenue, opposite seventh
street. 11-h.I7-sm
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EXCURSION look out tor the Baptist
Sunday School Basket excursion to
Pleasant Grove, near For. jefferson next
Thursday the 18th inst Stiff
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Hanover College, anotr, Indiana
NEXT term begins September 9th, 1874
Two full courses, classical and scientific,
with prepatory department, Full faculty.
Tuition free. Boarding as low as else where.
For information or catalogues apply to Rev
q. G. HICKMAN, u. ID. President.
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GLASS FRUIT DARs.--At New York
store for 90 cents per dozen, less than
two cans. Now is the time TO buy.
b6.8.l2.6t
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FOR SALE-ZOo aoaen one quart iru,t
cans at 81 per dozen half gallon cans 1T
~ 90 per dozen, all Of good tin with
grooved seams, manufactured and for sale
oy A. Haley les Washington avenue,
uoaF ieblh street. S2-7-l7-lm
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IL, 1874.

MAIL subscribers who End an Y oppo-
site their names on the msrgain of their
paper, or on the wrapper, will understand
that it means RENEWAL OR SUSPENSION
that the time for which their paper was
paid is out, aud our terms are $1,000 for
the daily and 800 for the weekly, IN
YAR1AnLY IN ADVANCE
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PERSONAL MATTEBs.-EK-Judge Me-
Crite, late OF the Alexander County Court
was in the city yesterday.
Mine hos, Wilcox Of the St. Chsrle'
hotel, will leave to-day for Vernon, on
visit 20 his mother.
The st. Charles hotel 10 now the
pleasant homo Of four new brides and
m ore coming.
Maj. II. L. Morrill,, Superintendent,
and Maj. A. b. Stafford, Receiver, of the
q. and ". r. r., are sojournibg o. the
St. Charles.
B. B.-The Mound City and Cairo base
ball clubs play a match game in this city
tomorrow afternoon on the ground, near
Locust Grove.
| Col. Z. ID. Frost, Manager; Cap. j. s
Nam, Assistant Superintendent, and Col
S. b. Reed, Chief Engineer of the St
Lo-'.. '"'"sgo and New, orleens raj road
A. Mitchell, Superintendent L. u W. ~
and W. &. Broughton, Superintendent
of tho Cairo Short Line, are registere
at the st. Charles.
-."ons the Lhv'- r-ouinent Errivbl
at tho st. Charles yesterday wsro r
Townes and I + Bouton, Jonosboro; Ho
Mat lnscore, Anna; Richard Sanelsor
St Louis; II + Meter. Chicago; Ii X But
mott, St Louis; w II Bennett Louisvill,
q Euster, New Orleans.
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SOMETHING NEw-Bucks Crystal
Brilliant with glass oven doors. No &C.
casion to have urnt bread. Call and see
tat t j. KERrns. s7-6-l9-tf
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JELLY PRESSES. Something new in
the Jelly Press line, at Hendersons, 100
Commercial avenue. 52.s.s.lm
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CoSGREssIoNAL CONVENTION, - The
Democratic Congressional Convention
for this Eighteenth dis.ric. will be
held at Anna on the third day of Sep
TENDER next.
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CANS CANsl CANS quarts, one dol
lar per DOZEN half gallons, one fifty
per dozen made of best material and
grooved seams at Henderson,, 1870 Com
mercial avenue. 62.S-S-lm
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DON'T BUY

Until you have examined the only com
plete and largest stock Of confectionery ever
kept In Cairo. Every dealer should know
he can buy Cheaper aud Better goods where
they are made, than from second hand deal
ers. Remember there is but one place to do
this.
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ALL tue day bosrdsrs in the city can
be accommodated at the st. Charles
hotel, with frst-clsss board a. second class
rates 79-4.l9.tf
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SuLLIvAN.--Drugs, medicines, per
fumery,--everythlng in the line-st T.
Il. Suilivan's, 1852 Commercial avenue.
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OSE thousand Chinese parasols at
Hsrtman's, only twenty-five cents each
367-30.tf
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scrip.ion. Being an experienced and
skilful baker, Mr.. Roneker will not fail TO
satisfy all who patronize him. ldO
Washington avenue. 3s.7.2-lm
PRIvATE BoARD1se.-Mrs.J j. w. Car
michael having taken the large house ct
the corner Of Sixth street and Washing
ton avenue, is prepared to
furnish private boarding TO .
limited number Of either ladies and gen
tlemen, or 10 gentlemen and their wives.
The house is very plessan,ly located and
con venient to the business part OF the city.
The rooms nre large, airy and we'll
lighted. For further information inquire
at the house.
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Open every business day from o .. IN. e
p. m, and Satr. day evenings tor savings {
posts only, IRON q TO = O'Clock.
w. HSsLOP, Treasurer
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DEPOSITS receiyed.and a general bank in
business done.
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in his office at any time extracts teeth at
all hours day or night Office at l4O
Commercial avenue, between 9Th. and 9th
street. 45-S.4-lm
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EHLERs TO HIS PATRONS, AND tue
GENERAL PUBLIC, GREErISG.-I very
respectfully solicit a continuance Of the
favors of my patrons and invite the pat
ronage Of the public, but L wish old
patrons and transient patrons to distinctly
understand that | work for money md
not because Of philanthropie desire TO
shoe aud boot my fellow men without
money and without price, and that, there
fore, IL any old patron or new patron,
desiring shoes or boots, has not the pecu-
mary ability 10 pay for the work ordered
when done, be is requested to pass on 10
some other shoemaker. ! want no old
patrons or new patrons who will not pay
Those who are willing to pay will find it
to their interest TO patronlze me, because
| keep on hand the best Of stock, do the
best of work, give the best Of fits and
work for the lowest Of prices.
sc 3w EHLEgs,
Twentieth Street, between Poplar and
Washington Avenue.
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Exchange, Coin and United. State
Bonds Bought and Sold,
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ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK
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CHARTERED MARCH 81, 1869
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIR

VI Az ~ AiON N ~ - n Az " Nv
oPYIcERs
ABB STAFFORD, President;
SIS TAYLOR, flce-President;
II. HYsLOP, Secretary and Treasure
DIRpCfom:
l.. NJ. BARCLAY, CHAs. GALrGHER,
r. NJ. SToCKYLETH, PAUL u. SCHUB,
r. II. CuSSisGHAa, II. l.. HALLIDAY,
j. NJ. PHILLIPS.
INTEREST paid on deposits at the rs
OF six per cent. per snnum, March Isl -
September LIST. Interest not Withdrawn
added immc diately 10 the principal OF .
deposits, thereby giving them compou
interest.
MARRIED WOMEN AND cHiLDREs M
DEPoniT MONEY AND NO ONE ELsL
CAN DRAW IT.
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BAnKs
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE

Interest allowed on time deposits.
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THE CITY NATIONAL
b A N *.

oYYtcsRs.
w. 4. HALLIDAY. President;
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY, Vice Presides(
a. Is. Stafford, Cashier;
WALTER HlSLOP, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
STATS TAYLOR, X. II. CUsSINGHA
II. l.. HALLIDAY, w. 4. HALLIDAY.
q. II. WILLIAMSON, STEPHEN BIRD,
A. Is. SANFORD.
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Capt. PhiIls--I second the motion.
The chair put The motion, which was
carried by unanimous vote.
NOTION TO ADJOURN.
Col. Wood-Mr. Chairman, / movo we
now adjourn.
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FOR CLEMENTS.

FOR CLEMENTS.
Capt. VIM. Wetzel--Mr. Chairman, !
move tho delegates to the congressional
convention DO instructed to csst the vote
of Alexander county solid for Hon. Isaac
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RADICAL PoW-WoW.
THE RADICAL COUNTY VEN
TON YESTERDAY.
APPOINTMENT OF DELEGATES
TO THE CONGRESSIONAL AND
REPRESENTATIVE CON-
VENTIONS.

The Alexander County Republican
convention for tho purpose Of selecting
delegates to tho conventions to DO held al
Mound City tomorrow, TO nominate a
candidate for congress and for the state
legislature, assembled at the court house
in this city yesterday afternoon at 2S0
o'clock
AT the hour above mentioned, Mai. Goo.
Fisher, chairman of the county republic
can central committee, mounted the
Judges stand and called tho
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-14
Cordial Balm of Syricum.

During the year 1855 DIR. G. Edgar Lothrop had a
new and peculiar drug, from the interior of Africa
brought prominently under his notice by the very
strange effect it produced on an animal who had
accidentally swallowed large quantity. Owing to
this circumstance he was led to make many expert
ments on the lower animals and he discovered
that it had very peculiar effect the Nervous Sys
TEN. This induced him to experiment both on himself
and some of his PATIENTS and such was the wonder
fully beneficial effects, and rapid the of those
afflicted with nervous diseases, that DIR. Lothrgp
came to the conclusion that he bad discovered n new
and valuable addition to the medicines OF the phar-
macopea. He soon found that this medicine, in con-
junction with some others, cured nervous diseases Of
all kinds with certainty and rapidity of which he
had no previous conception.
few words on that special disease generally known
as Nervous Debility Weakness. This in cases
bought by total ignorance of the fearful perni-
cious effects but it is also brought on in MANY cases
brought on through no fault of the person afflicted
but by disease, long confinement, and several other
causes-but in all cases the effect on the constitution
is the same. Heretofore, there has been for
this disease, but DIR. Lothrop, having put up this
CUM AND TONIC PILLS, combined with other
medicines. offers them TO all sufferers a safe and
speedy cure. Our Lunatic Asylums full CT pa
of Nervous Debility. Many thousands suffer in 81
lence, hopeless Of relief, having often been deceived
Dr. G. Edgar Lothrop's CORDIAL BALM OF SYRI-
CUM and TONIC PILLS. A very short trial will
demonstrate their efficacy.
in tobacco or alcoholic stmulants Papitation Of the
Heart, st. Vitus' Dance, Epilepsy, Nervous Head
ache Sleeplessness Restlessness during Sleep Loss
of Memory, lrritability, Nervousness, Twitchng Of
the Nerves, and all other Nervous Diseases will find
this medicine real blessing.
Should any person into whose hands this notice
comes, have friend whom he knows thinks is az
ficted with any Nervous Disease, Nervous Debility
ETC., he will confer real kindness on his friend BY
sending it to him, SO as to give him an opportunity
of being cured by the use OF Dr. Lothrop's CORDIAL
BALM OF SYRICUM and TOXIC PILLS.
Sold by all Druggists.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
u r.
a. Co.. w. w. Phillips 81 Co.,
ix14 lg0RTI. NIE L.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-14
POETRY.
Voices Of the Dead.
BY f. W. BoURDILLoN.

A few snow-patches on the mountain-side,
A few white foam-fakes from the ebbing tide,
few emembered words of malice spent,
The record of some dead mans i'll intent
They cannot hurt us, all their sting is gone,
Their hour Of cold and bitterness is done;
Yet deepest SHOWS and iercest lashing seas
Bring not such cold or bitter thoughts as these
few soied lilies dropped by childish hands,
A few dried orange-blooms from distant lands,
A lew remembered smiles OF some lost friend,
Few words OF love some dear dead fingers penned,
They are not beautiful for love to see,
And deaths pale presence seems in them to be;
Yet never living blooms, most fresh and gay,
Fill Us with thoughts OF love so sweet as they.