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A Cure for piptheria.

The Australian newspapers have
had much to say about a cure for
diptheria,as discovered by Mr Great
hard, the secret of which was offered
to the government at a large price, and
which was subsequently found to
consist in the administration of four
drops of sulphuric acid in half q
glass of water. This causes vomit-
ing, accompanied by the breaking
away of the diphtheritic matter
which produces the sufccation. As
the disease is very prevalent in Aus
tralia,;th Government has offered a
reward of $4,000 for an absolute
cure and Mr.. Greathead is quite con
fdent of securing this, he claims
that in nearly every instance he has
been successful in the applacatio of
his remedy.
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HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

Saratoga PoJatoes-Slice raw po.
tatoes and throw into cold water.
Have ready lard, boiling hot; season
the potatoes (after draining) with
salt and pepper; fry light brown,
To Corn Beef TO one barrel OF
water add salt to make a brine that
will float an egg. Add one tables
poonful of saltpeter. This receipt
is used by one Of the best butchers
in Cleveland.
Roll Cakes-Three eggs; one cup
sugar; one cup Of -four; stir we'll in
to it one teaspoonful of cream tartar
and half as much soda: bake quick,
and roll with jelly when hot; bake in
square tins.
Oxford Dumplings-Mix well to-
gether two ounces of grated bread,
four ounces of currants, four ounces
shred suet, q tablespoonful Of sifted
sugar, allspice, and plenty of grated
lemon peel. Beat up well two eggs,
add little milk, and divide the mix
ture into five dumplings. Fry them
in butter a light brown color, and
serve them with wine sauce.
. Breakfast Puffs-Take two eggs
well beaten, and stir into a pint of
milk a little salt, a piece of butter,
and pint and half Of flour. Beat
the eggs and stir the milk. Add the
salt, melt the butter, and stir in.
Then pour all into the flour, so as
not to have it lumpy. Stir it up,
thoroughly, and grease the cups into
wh ich the batter is poured, filling
them two-thirds full. Eat with
sauce.
Broiled 0ysters-Take the largest
oysters from their own liquor, lay
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sanduskv County Btble sooietv.

Rev, J. p. Gould, of Mt. Union, Stark
county, Ohio, has been appointed and COM
missioned as Agent for Sandusky county BIZ
bic Society, He is to canvass each township
Of the county excepting York, Townsend and
Green Greek. The officers of the Society COM
mend Mr.. Gould to the confidence OF
the public, and ask the friends Of the bible
to give him their hearty cooperation.
JAS. W. WILSON, Prest.
ISAAC N. KELLER, Sec.
Sandusky CO. Bible Society.
Fremont, April 2, 1874.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Boston Shoe Store is tho name of that
excellent house, 90, Monroe street, TOledo,)
where you may invariably purchase fashion,
able boots and shoes at bottom prices. Be
sure to call whom in the city.
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10 TIE 1EFZ1cTFD.

i youE Druggist is out Of The salTe, and neeleets
70 Keep supplied, send sixty cents as directed be-
ioF7, ana receive box BY return mail.
Put up in Large Boxes at 30 cents each
Eneary three times rs large as the box represented
Aoove)- Prepared by MISS c. SAWYER, and
ana Retail Druggist, Rockland, Ne.
Trial Box sent free by mail on receipt OF sixty
cents, by L. II. ROBBINS, Rockland, Ne.
THIS VALUABLE sALvE Is SOLD Rv
81 DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
Rorsale By c. R. n OCH. Frsuu ant
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MISS sAWYER'S sALVE.

II ERE you have salve combining soothing and
Il healing properties, with no dangerous ingred.
lent A remedy at hand for the many pains and
aches, wounds and bruises 70 which fesh is heir.
Is more easily applied than many other remedies,
never producing bad effect, but always relieving
pain, however severe.
tis prepared by N7ss Sqlcyer, who has used it
10 her own extensive treatment Of the sisi5r for
nearly twenty years, With great success.
The principal diseases for which this s4re Is rec
cmmended are C7lilblaiRs. RheU5nat5snl, Piles,
ScT25ald, Otd Ulcers, SAT- RaerHl, Sprains, Burns,
EeUer Sores, He'ons, Pin3ples, ETysipeEas, Sore
Eyes Barriers 1ch, DeqJnsss, B0ils Riag-irorTas
Corns, Bites of Insects, Cancers, Toofhachs, Ear.
ache, Sore Nipples, BdldHess, .SiroHen Bysqsts
Tseh, Sccld lead, Teefhi7g. C5g3nSd Ign1si
Soatds' Cuts, Bruises, Group, CgackSd Lips, and
Sores on Children
Il never fails to cure Rheumatism If properly
applied. Rub it on well with the hand three times
day. In several cases it has cured pasied limbs
2or F.se II has been discovered 70 Be a sure rem
ecy. Persons that have been afflicted Tor years
have been rolieved by few applications. For Esz-
sipelGS il works wonders, nllaynR the Inflammation
and qnieting the patient. For ChapDed Hands Il
produces a cure Immediately. Let those with SaE
fifIs obtain this Salvo, and apply 1t freely and
8 will find it invaluable II IS goOd in cases Of
.lylfala and IulnOrs. Cancers have been cured
with It. The best Salve ever invented for SlnoHen
bre1st and Sore 'AippEcS. No way Injurious but
sure 10 afford relief. Sore or WeQE Eges-Rub Il
cn the Ids gently, once or twice day. Cures deaf
ness BY putting in the cars on piece Of cotton.
Hor Fet0as this Is superior 10 ANYTHING known
Scr Pi8lples this acts like n char-.l For B,,ssls
and Soaids, apply tile Salve at nee and il gives
Immediate relief FoT Old Sores, apply once .
CAV.
S5t among the least Of the inValuable properties
q MISS sAalER's SALvE areits beneficial effects
o. the hair. Rubbed on the scalp, in five or six
oltIcat parts Il promotes the growth OF the hair
prevents II turning gray, and on bald spots it pro-
elees new growth Of hair. No ladv should be
without this Invaluable article as an Indispensable
cosr1siio for the toilet. II eradcates dandru and
disease from the head, and blotches and pimples
from The lace.
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LEGAL NOTICE

"E, the undersigned, duly authorized agents to
w act in behalf of the petitioners for the pur-
poses hereinafter mentioned, hereby give notice
that on the 9th day of March, 1874, petition was
County, Oho at their regular session, in pursuance
OF the statute in such cases made and provided
asking Tor the Incorporation for special purposes
OF the unincorpOrated Village of Lindsey and ada
cent territory, which is in substance as follows TO
wit: That the interest of the citizens, and the
present condition of the school and school facilities
and of the streets, alleys and roads within said
village and territory hereinafter described REQUIRE
that said village and territory should be incoFpor-
ated for special purposes, to wit: For special
school and road purposes which territory and vii
lage 1s described as follows, to wit: Commencing
at the southeast corner OF the west half of the north
east quarter OF section eleven Q1), township o.
range fourteen Q4); thence north the distance Of
one and three-fourths q 81 miles to the northeast
corner of the southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of section thirtyve (35), township six (6>
range fourteen IA; thence wet the distance Of
one and one-fourth 10 miles to the northwest
corner OF the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter Of section thirty four Ga
township SIX t6), range fourteen "a; thence
south the distance Of one and threc-fourths
Q5O miles TO the southwest corner of the north.
east quarter Of section ten I0), township five o.
range fourteen 90: thence east the distance Of
one and oAe-fourth Q5O miles to the southeast
corner of the west half of the northeast quarter of
section eleven Ql, township five ), range fourteen
90, the place OF beginning; which territory IN.
cludes within It's boundaries the said village Of
Lindsey. A map Of said territory Is attached to
and fled with said petition.
The prayer of said petition is that said village
and territory be incorporated for school and road
purposes In the name of "The Incorporated Village
of Lindsey" and that snch proceedings may 6e
had for said purposes of Incorporation as are au-
thorized and directed by the statute In such case
made and provided.
The said petition will be for hearing on the I1th
day of May A. D. 1874 ct the Auditors Ofice In
the Court House, IN the City Of Fremont, County
Of sandusky and State of Ohio, at o'clock Of said
day. WM. BOYER,
v. BEERY,
March 9th, 1874. JOEL LBUREETT.
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Fsoa ls.. EL1zABEzH cooNBs, By7aspssh.

brunswick, April s4lS67.
Mss 6AwTER: received your letter last even.
ing. and was very glad you concluded TO let me
take your salve. Think can do well with IT, and
It win be quite an accommodation 10 nv husband
az 1s cannot get along iCith0ut a. He has tried
everything else and has never found anything that
healed his leg as that Salve Of yours and we have
both found Il 70 be az, and cueR more, than yoa
recommend e 70 Be. We have had it in the family
fire or six years, and have used it for everything
aod can ti7tg say ace hare aensT found its eQudl.
nse L for weak back, and il acts like Charm.
lar- Coolnbs has had Fec6F Sore on his leg J0T
tssIEy geoTs' and t1ould be cripple today, ifhe
n1a not JoHnd remedy IN yoEr Sale. Il keeps
Il healed. and takes ont the Inflammation, proud
aeah and swelling and dOeF for him all that BE can
ask I can recommend u for good many things
that You have not, for I use It for everything. I
oousider Il Invaluable in family II YOU can put
this testimony together, and 4 can be Of any ser.
VICE 70 you, you are welcome.
Yours, Sc, ELIzhBETH CooAIBs.
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"The American" Sewing Machine is,with
out doubt, the machine for the people-sim-
pie, durable and cheap. An active agent on
liberal terms, wanted for this city. Apply to
6. II. Harrington, 63 Madison street, Toledo.
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Remember Arbuckle & Ryan's Hardware
and Farm Implement Store is located at 70 &
81 Monroe street, Toledo They keep none
but approved and warranted goods. They
trade literally, and go when you will satisfac-
ton is guaranteed
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NEW YORK lAY-BllE !!

ADENOCBATIc WEEKLY. Established in 1850.
II supports HI,ite Supremacy, political and So
cial. Terms, 3 per year To clubs, nine copies
for s.. Specimen copies free. Address DAY
BOOK, New York City.
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them on a folded naybiu to dry OF
the moisture, then dip each one in
wheat -four or rolled cracker, or
fast into deaten egg and then into
rolleb cracker; have q grldiron made
ofcoarse wire, put it over a bright
but not fierce fire Of Goals, lay the
oysters carefully on, when one side
is done turn the other, put some
sweet butter on q hot plate, sprinkle
a little pepper over, lay the oysters
on and serve with crackers.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-04-10

Breech-Loading Shot Guns, $40 to $500. Double
Shot Guns, IS 10 $3.50. Single Guns, 81 TO $50. RI
tes, s. to S55. Revolvers IS to 25 Pistols, 81 to
$. Gun Material, Fishing Tackle, &C. Large
discounts to dealers and clubs. Army Guns Reyov-
eTs, etc, bought traded for. Goods sent by ex-
press c. o. D., to be examined before paid for.
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llS5 90
800 90
Oe
1000 90
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A H. BAF.sLEY. Pr ,PrietsE
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28
NOTICE TO CoNrRACrnRs.

Sealed proposals viii be received at II
Oihcc, until . O'Clock p. ln., oi Tuesday uI
eleventh ~ day Of August. 1874, for fur
i,hing the materials, or doing the work, /
both, for the Reconstruction Of the follow
ing described sidewalks, Or either OF theHI
VIZ;
ON the south side Of Fourth cilh street
between Washington and Commercial ay'
uues. on the west side of Washington aSo
Tue, between Fourth lithJ and fiith Oh
streets on the north side Of Flitb .1ll
street, between Washington and yOmincI
cial avenue Oh the east side Of Wsshinl
ton avenue, between Fifth 9th and slAr
9th streets; on the south eide OF Scycnt
t1thl street, commencing Al the east SIDE g.
Walnut street and extending east nifty ~
icct; on the north side Of Seventh Lth
street. commencing on the west side OF Wa
nut street and extending west 10 the n'N
walk fronting the property OF j. l. turner
on the north side OF Eleventh ann street, ht
tween Washington avenue and Nanu
street; on the east side Of Poplar street
from u point opposite the northcrly side {
Division street, to point scycnty-hye &,
feet north OF the northcrly ride oi Twenty
first street; on the south side OF twenty
first l2lst street between Poplar and ~ycA
more streets. Said sidewalks 10 be- recon
structed OF wood.
Sealed proposals, az above. will also be re-
NtlNtu lpl lul nlrHlHS lllt ulhltIlil-i bl ublll'
the work, or both, for the construction q
the following described sidewalks, or cithc
OF them, viz:
ON the south side of Eighth lSthl street
between Washington and Commercial ave
nueS on the north side OF Eighth 18th
street, between Washington avenue an,
Walnut street aud on the east side OF Wash
mgtOn avenue, between Eighth lsthl am
Ninth (0th) streets. Said sidewalk, To b,
constructed of brick
Said proposals shall BE- directed to the
City Council Of the city Of Cairo, and vii
be opened ut meeting OF said council Ia
be held on the said llth day OF August, 1874
ut 1870 pan.
All proposal, shall be made in accordance
with the provisions, requirements and speci.
icati0ns Of Ordinance No, IS, approved
June nth. a. ID. 1874, which ordinance j.
now on tile in my ONCE, subjcctto examine,
ton ut any time.
The City Council reserves the right TO
reject any and all proposals.
WILL Il. HAWKINS, City Clerk.
Cairo, HIS, July -, 1874. lI-l-2j-l0t
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EMANCiPATfoS CELEBRATGoS. - tn
coming annivctsaty Of tho omhneipA.io
" slave, ln the Wee, Indies, Angus. Il.
the colorod ci,izeus Of Cairo will colobra'
in an appropriate manner. A Gran
Barbecue Dinner will be served
Schees garden, and speeches, by wei
known orators, will be made in tho for,
noon and afternoon, within the hal
which will be appropriately DECORATED &
the occasion.
A cordial invitation to participate
the celebration is extended 10 all the "a
rounding country.
The bee, bras band in Southcr
Illinois hs, been procured for the occ
sion.
The tables will be supplied with all Il
seasonable refreshmonts.
Invitations have been extended TO sou
Of tho mos, talented speaker. in the Ian
nm 4 favorable answers have boen receive
from most Of those who have been ii
yited. Among the speakers who ha'
teen solicited 10 .poak on tho occssio
are Hon Frod Douglas, Of Washington
Gov. Pinchback, OF Louisiana; Hon.
H. oberlyi Hon d, T. Linegar, and
j. Bird, Esq, Of Cairo.
Committee OF ArrAngemenis.-D
Scott, j. T. Allen, Mace Leo, 5. smitl
and j. Jennings. 7-l7-Ct
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CHEAP LUMBER.

Desiring to wind up our partnership
business, we are. selling lumber IA, reduced
ra,es-i2 per thousSud ltss than market
prices. Having a large stock OF logs on
hand, We are prepared to hll all bills at
shor, notice. We are selling sidewalk
lumber and oak, r. sl3 per thousand, cash,
delivered; and poplar, At corresponding
figures.
DIR. McGahoy being no longer in our
employ is not authorized to take or
ders, collect bils or receipt for the drm.
C2-7S.4w WALL * EXT.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28
STEA VI ltR IDLEWI
THURSDAY, JULY 3OTH, 1874

The nee. and elegant steamer Idlewil,I
having been chartered for the above pur|
pose, will leave Phillips wharfboat al
$50 r. m, and proceed up the Ohi1 rive
touching nt Mound City, Caledonia and
Metropolis. Returning will arrive al
Cairo at I p. IN. At 3 5p. IN. will leay
again up tho Ohio on a moonlight oIcuT
sion" returning to Cairo a. ! a. m. Bras
and string music will be furnished and rc
freshmenis will be in abundance. Th
daylight excursion has boon arranged er
prcssly for the aclomm odaion Of pareu,
and children, nsd all Sunday ,ehools ar
invited to participate. Experienced of
cors will have charge OF tho steamer, thu
insuring to all ssfe and pleasant uiI
Round trip tickets one dollar. Childrs
half price. Parties wishing tckots W,
please prcscn, their Invitations.
q. NJ. HOWE, NJ. T. FUlToS,
G. W. BRADLEY, ID. II. CAKrER,
b. r. BLAME, ID, HoGAS.
lG.7.2j.,d
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ORDINANCE No. -.

Levylng and assessing taxes for the year. \.
d., 1874. for corporate purposes.
BE it ordained by the City Council of the
city of Cairo.
SECTION |. That the sum Of $4,000 T.,
hereby levied and assessed upon the real
and personal property within the city oi
sessed for state ana county purposes, for the
current year.
SEc. .. The mayor and city clerl, OF said
city o' Cairo, shall, on or before the second
Tuesday in August, 1873. certify 20 The
county clerk OF Alexander county. that th,
city OF Cairo require. the sum OF $4,000
90 be raised by taxation, for city purpO, e.,
SEC. 3. The county collector OF said A.
cNander county. /, hereby authorized TO re-
ceiye city orders or warrants, ia payment OF
the said city taxes, 10 extent OF oue.hali oi
the total amounts collected from ali person.
and bodies corporate.
SIC. 4. II snail be the duty OF the city
treasurer. whenever the county collector OF
sAid Alexander county shall pay over
70 him city take. N money. go aUportiuu
the sane among the lands known a, Gene
raj Interest fund Fox. Howard & Co. In.
tsre.t fund: Bond Redemption fund, and
fund - pay amounts received IN loan from
citizens for grayelius LeNcC street. in pro-
portion - the sums appropriated for said
iuuds are - the amount 20 paid over by
the collector; and, when the said collector.
shan pay over 10 the said treasurer, city
taxes In orders, or warrlnts, 20 place The
amount " same IN the General fund.
Approved July 18Th, lsI4
ions WOOD, Mayor.
Attest
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COUNTY COURT.

In the county court on Saturday last,
orders for continuance to next term we're
cntorod in the cases of appeals Of ths fol-
lowing described lois from amounts of
special Assessment for crayoling Levse
street. 1t is agreed by the attorneys that
ono Of said cases shall I've made test ono,
the merits OF tho others to be decided hy
The following ia - list cf lots appealed on.
hos H., 3, !, -, Z, II, - audl1bio,k ,, 1t.
l. 4 Of, 3, q, I, q, ., II, l3 and ~, block
81 l. ., /, 3, 8, 0, 10 u, IL, II, 10, IL, II
and Is, block I all lots in block .; and
AL in block except lots 8, 10, Is, : and
~.
The case Of tho appeal by owners Of
OHIO lcyoo Is also continued to nort term
aud will bo tried by IL jury, separately
from tho other cases.
MOUND Cry IrEus.-The gollowing
items from tho Mound City ,uburbs OF
Cairo, We copy from our sprghily little
neighbor, tao Mound City Journol.
Mr.. Hogan, the county clerk, hs
moved his office INTO the new court house
G. w. Cartor, Esq, with Miss Dora
his daughter. left Thursaay morning 10
Crittcndgn Springs, Kentucky. .Iudg
Cartcrs health mas been fooble Of late
and It 10 hoped his stay at the Spring
may operate to improve II materially.
Frank Fair, wo arc glad to know, ha
fortune In sight. a largo fortune be
longing 10 the family Of which he is
member is likely soon ~ como into th
possession Of its lawful owners thoug
long Withhold 1t Is in England and
brother OF Mr.. Fair is soon going 10 loo
after it.
-McSsrs. Il. $. Chester and L. G.. Hal
ris have purchased tho controlling inter
est the Aes.rs. WOOlworth, OF Saudusk,
Ohio, had ia tho Woolworlh Hand
Works OF this city. Mr.. Chester now reI
rGsents threc.Gfths of tho c.taLli.hmet
and Ms. Harris two-fftbs. This undoub
cdly is an advantage to tho factory,
those immediately IN charge will no,
hampcrcd by tho policy and idea Of di
tant ,!ockholdvrs
or CHiroito. in town this week
note We hsyI observed Mcssr-. Wheelo
Lansicn, LinegGr, Gilbert, Herbert an
hyrsmeyar Upon Inspecting our ne
court house, they wcGt into e,stacies ov,
1t. prCnplnciug it ono Of tie finest in Il
West. They Sciel much as ifthoy wou
consent 70 Consolidation O! tho tv
counties in order 10 ge, IN intores.
our court house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28
STRAYED OR STOIES.

From the undersigned, at Cairo, tn
Wednesday night, July 22d, gray horse
blind m lott eye; shod on fore feet breast
strap mark on breast on right hip three
or four marks made by whip; about or
. years oldi about le hands high; 10
clined to be lamo in the right fore foot
A roward Of ton dollars will be paid fvr
his return or for Information that will
lead to his recovery hy me.
Ep. AcRrs,
Engineer OF Wall " Ert, Cairo, Ill-
26.727.d3
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28
FOR SALE.
FURNITURE or THE CENTRAL
HOUSE, .H. 80

l will cell the furniture OF tho Central
House in bulk, or in parts, commencing
this date, as / desire to leave the hotel
business This furniture is all new, and
Of good quality-carpe,s, bcis, bedding,
chairs, clc-and will be sold at great
bargain, The loase for the house can bo
obtained on favorable terms.
JoHs III HAFNER,
Cairo, July %, 1874. 9t
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28

DELTA CIGARs.-Mr. 7. Il. Sullivan,
druggist, lj2 Commercial avenue, has
something new in tho way of cigGrs. Ho
il now selling brand OF his own called
the Delta, put up in handsome packages,
made Of the very bes, tobacco, and sold
for FIVE CENTS each. Those who smoke
them will agree with us in saying that
they nre far superior to most Of tho ton
cent cigars sold in this market. Try the
Delta cigar 7.2i'lm
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28

SCuEScK's SEA WEED ToSIC.-I the
atmosphere experienced here during tho
summer months, tie lelhsrgy produced
by the heat takes away tho dosiro for
Wholesome food, and frequent pcrspirstions
reduce bodily energy, particularly those
suffering from the effects Of debilitsting
diseases. In order to keep natural
health!ul activity Of tho system, wo must
resort to artificial means. For this pur-
pose Schenck's S.a Weed Tonic is very
ehectual. a few doses will create an ap-
petite and give fresh vigor to the enerva-
ted body. For dyspepsia, itrs invaluable.
Many eminent physicians have doubted
whether dyspepsia can be permanently
cured by drugs which are generally om-
pIoyed for tina! purpose. The Sea Weed
Tonic in its nature is totally different
from sgcL drlss. 1t contains no zorro.
styo minerals or acids in fact 1t assists
tho regular operations Of nature, and sup
plies her daaencios. The tonic, ia its ma
lura ~ much resembles tho gastric iuico
that 1t is almost identical with that 1uid.
The ga-,rlc juice is tho natural solvent
which, ia heallhy condition Of the body,
causos the iooi to be digested and when
this juice is not ,xcro,od in sufficient
quan.l!les indigestion, With all its dis
Fe's'ug symptoms, follow', The Sea
Weed Tonic performs tho duty Of the gas
trie juice when tho lAttor is deficient.
N'honcks Sea Weed Tonie, seld by all
druggists, 5S 7-l-lm. cod
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28
Attest
WILL X. HAWKINS.
~ Il-.--k


OhllN q. No. rs.
To amend section g Of Ordinance No. I.
BE II ordained By the City CoIng.i %. ta
city OF Cairo:
SECTION !. That section 20 os ordinsncr
No. 4, be amended by adding thereto: AN,
the mayor may sppoini such person or PEI
sens by sud With the consent OF the c0Uu .iI
a. he shall deem necessary 10 assist the uu
lice officers 10 n thorough enforcement u.
the provision. OF thi, section"
Approved July lS.L, l,-l.
- JOHN WooD, Mayor.
WILL X. HAwErN..
City Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-07-28

SuLLlyAH.-Drugs, medicines, per.
iumery,--cyofything in the line, "A. T
l.. Su)livsns, l52 Commercial avenue.