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, 1874-02-05

A Liquor Raid OH the Principal K1o-
tels--Ten Thousand Dollars' Worth
OF Fluids Observation-Disclosures Show
ing the Workings Of the prohtbit0ry
Law.
Special D1spatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
BosroN, Mass, Fob. 4.-The Prohibitory Law
was enforced again to-day, and tho aeizora made
the largest hall Of liquors over known since the
statute waB enacted. Youngs Hotel, the Bher-
man House and fremont House woro visited at 3
o'clock, aud descent at once made. They took all
tho wines and liquors In the bur at tho fremont
House, aud all In the wino-room except what
was in decantsrs labeled with the owners names.
Tho lot included many bottles Of wine marked
on the list as high as $40, including flnc old Ma-
deiraB Of 1918, old port and brandy from so to 30
years old. The State Police say the lot was
worth about $4,000, aud tho house estimates it's
loss at 81 500. At the same time another party
was visiting Young's, whence they removed afty
bottles OF champagne, about 200 gallons
Of wine, and q miscellaneous lot Of
liquors. Everything that the bar contained,
amount lost is estimated at from ,0oo to
$4,000. --.......
LEGISLATIVE HEARING,
At the hearing before tho Legislative Com.
States Supervisor Simmons was called
said on the 1st Of January. 1874, there were
in massachusetts, md -6,237 In tho
rest Of Now England: 1n Massa-
ohusctts there were were 0;oos. retail lqaor- o.,
retail malt liquor. dealera, lao wholesale malt
liquor dealers, aud 50 brewers. Mr. Simmons
eaid that doubtless he had not inclua-
cd ali, for III the country towns in
Massachusetts the traffic has been drlyen
into out-ot-the-way places. Prior to 1873
most OF the information relative to liquor-dea1ers
came from tho State Ooustablas. III 1879 thora
wore 1000 prosecutions, aud iu 1873 9O0 Mr..
forccmont Of tho Inv in Bouton, that If tho
Unltol States Government llad boon plaoea over
this city as the Btato Constablos have boen
placed to enforce tho law, md ho had doue it as
they have dono it, he should expect to 10 In the
Ponltentiury,
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Continued Gains by, the Con-
servatives in the Eng
lish Elections.
Another Days Rioting and Destruo-
ton Of Property,
Apprehensi0ns Of Serious Trouble
Between France and
Germany.
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, Fob. Additional election returns
show that tho Liberals havo gained one seat in
Bath, Durham, Poole, aud Worcester, and two
In Boston. Tho Conservatives gained one seat
in Bury St. Ed1nunds. Oolchester, Granthan,
Horshnm, Plymouth Portsmouth, and Windsor,
and two in Cambridge, Exoter, and Wigan. John
Laird. Liberal Conservative, has been re-e1ected
DufT, tho Under Secretary Of State for India, has
been chosen to represent Edinburgh. James
StanBdold. Radical. has been returned from Hal
ifax, and William Horny Gladstone, Liberal Con-
aeryativo, ard son Of the Promler, from WAitby.
Both ware members OF tho late Parliament.
Up to this morning 103 Liberals and Ill Con-
servativcs had been returned. Tho balance Of
parties in 208 othor places remains unchanged.
held by the Liberals and the Liberals haye oust-
cd nine Conservatives Tho Conservative jour-
nails a.o tnbilnrt over tho result :,.s.-.,: -.t~
Prof. Anderson, tho woll~known oonjurer, Ia
dead.
HRS. Fawcett, vito Of Prof. Fawcett, was
thrown from her horse while riding out to-day
and dangerously injured.
Tho Liberal candidate has been returned for
ford ro.elects Thomas Salt, j., CONSERVATIVE,
didate.
LONDON, Feb. A riot occurred yeatordny
Dram, Algeria. Several were wounded. Two
Spanish frigatoB aro expected tomorrow to tako
the conyicts back to Spain.
LoNpon, Feb. 5-8 q. m.-Roturns from sixteen
constituencies where elections were held yes
torday, show that nineteen Conservatives and
ton Liberals have boen elected or returned, as
oDpoBed to tho new Parliament: Tho ConAerya-
tiyos have gained lie seats for Great Grinaby
and Two seats for Dwiuport.
Sir Henry John golmin Abbotson. Couserya.
tive momGor for West Easox: Willium Nathaniel
Massey. Liberal for Tlyerton Henry Ohares
Lopez, Conservative for Iau11cotop, and Goorgo
Treyoiiian. Liboral for Hawiok. hays beon "a
aieotod. '
Disraal; addroaeed mating at Nownort vos.
teriay, In the coulse Of bus romarhs ho said
Gjndatonea Iriah nolinv had ntter]v foited. In.
stesI Of producing tranquility in the country
ireland vas nav is more disturbed ntate and
mnra str;ruontfv onvorna1 thnn avor heforo In
aiao saiil t6at bit Tor tle UDiyersitv Of Iont,oD
Love would be without seat In Parliament
His unpopularity was such that hs appearance
in any huBtinGs would eniangor lis lifo.
Thrnnrbout tbo whnle of Disrneii's eneeol,. r.
mob peited With stones tho windows Of lie haii
in which he meeting was held. Thoy attempted
~ hrasL IN thn ,naniir7 tyhan n frae f,gl1t an
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OBITUARY.:

gr, PAUL. Feb. 4.-Enos 8tutsman, Limit
Otloe Register, aud vol known frontiersmAn
for twenty yoars or more, died \ few days ago.
He leayos large property equatly divided by
Will HtutstnAn, i n,oce in Arkansas, aud telA-
tire in Sioux dlty. the latter . banker.
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NVoOpGE2AlhFB AAJ&H& 6nu 9G1A1n&s
From tho Sc. Louis Democrat, Feb. 3.
a preliminary meeting OF Representatives to
the National Grange was held last night, for the
purpose Of discussing = plan Of corporation in
the matter Of diepoaition Of produce and pur-
chase Of supplies, tho proper Development and
establishment OF which ia to constitute an i'm
portant part Of the approaching sessions Of the
National Grange.
About eighteen months ago, Mr. 4. r. Elliott
duce for the Patrons Of Husbandry, and little
later another company was formed for the oxclu-
eive handling Of live atook in the same interest.
For tho first five or six months almost nothing
WAS done by either house, but after the matter
had beoome sufficiently advertised, and it be-
came known that theDo frma wero reliable, and
were undor bond to several State organizations OF
Patrons for $175,00o and $200.0OO respectively,
similar busineas firm In each Of the following
oities: San Francisco. Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis.
New 0rleans, and Wheeling. The Chicago firms
are doing business for Kansas Nebraska, Dako-
Illinois. Iowa has tho pest developed system,
aorve to illustrate what ia proposed for
ss hs SSe Aao s9Snsg ssa srs hsZ sons h % ts hs,o
suitable piacea are more than thirty grain-oleva-
tors owned by local organizations, and run by. q
ealaried Superintendent. Grain and other pro.
duco delivered to any one Of these elevators ia
bulppHu uli6CLlf u tQo u4FAGCs RItuuuk paabIuE
through the banda Of two or three sets Of
middlemen, and the prodttcr':' receives tho
full market value Of his ,atunt, minus the
commission OF but one set Of merchants. Like
wino in tho pu1chnso Of supplies. he is enabled
to obtain all tho nccesaariea aud aonle Of the
luxuries At Wholesale prices. A strictly cash
business is done, and that contributes largely to
the suecoss OF tho enterplise Mr. Elliott states
that he has recently effected arrangements by
which be can furnish s400 cabinet organ to any
Patron for 5000. He explained this by saying
business with the manufacturing house, and
solely upon d cnBl basis. The books Of his es-
tablishment arc open to, and arc examined
monthly by, tho Executive Committee OF each
State Grange to which they have given bond.
4 member OF tho National Grange said last
night that another important item Of business
boforo this meeting would be tue permanent
Association, and that, while ST. Louis was ea gon-
orally viewed with favor as the proper situation,
Chicago is bidding lively for its location thore.
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AFRICA.

LONDON. Feb. 4.-AdviceB from the Gold
Coast report that tho Ashanteoa have released
tue German missionary and sent him to slr Gar.
net Wolseloy with proposals Of peace, Quo
thousand two hundred british troops hayo al-
vanced unopposea to within a day'B marsh OF
Ooumhdao. Tbs Fantee carriers have toaottei
from the British arn,y.
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UDKT0Ns Nasss, jan, Ut 1H13,
10 tho Editor ofthe Cincinnati Commercial:
l,aye Just hoon shown sorao interesting ro-
ports OF tho " ,Yomans Temperance Movoment"
III your paper.
their oars. and waiting for the tido to turn.
They don't uudeystandit. Il IL not neY Con-
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GERMANY,

LONDON. Fob. A special FROM Berlin aays
Alarming reports are ourrant concerning the re-
lationa between Germany anl franco. !:
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Special Uspdlch 70 tbs Chicago 1F1bHne.
MAD1aoN. Wis. Fab. 4,--Gav. ". r. Taylor
having resigned tho Presidency Of tho stato
Agricultural Society, Ell ssillson, Of 0ahkosh,
an old resident, and ono Of tho largest, most In
teliigent, aud experienced farmers IN tho State,
has been chosen President. 1t has hoen re-
solved to hold tho next State Fair Sept. z. The
place has not been designated, but has boon loft
to committee consisting Of President 8ti1son,
OF Oshkosh; Secretary Field, Of Madison; Treas
uror Blair, Of milwaukee,; N. D. Fruit, Of
Racine and J. 0. Eaton, Of Lodi.
, 1874-02-05

Edward Jonea, wealthy farmer living noar
ContteyIlo. 1ud. fall back IN Lis chair while SIT
ting In ,tho Firat National Bunk at that place,
aud lnRtRutly expired. this morning.
, 1874-02-05

=. CoT'e.ponathSe e q 7Na cM58a09 aa 1Ts6NnS.
you copy Of tho resolutions passed by El-
dredgevil1a Union Grange, No. al Jan. a., 1874,
for publication in your paper:
WnEnEAB. Cortnin manufacturers Of agricultural
Implements, In convention at Chicago, resolved that
they would not soil their wnres to farmers, bsve
through their authorized agents, at retail prices
therefore,
Resolved, Thst no member Of this Grange will buy
any warea manufactured BY said companies
RESOLVED, further, Tint cordially invite al1 other
Oranges to cooperate with In xeacnng tho dicts-
uou Of these monopoltes.
Reso!ued, That copy Of thcae resolutions bc aent to
THE CHICAGO Tn1nUNE. FTatris Farmer, AID Che
banyo Herald for publication.
M. 4. DMeAoRx, Secretary.
, 1874-02-05

Special N,suntoh To The ChfcaGo 1rfbine
sT, Paul. Mimi, Fob AT tho Stato Agri-
cultural society's annual moeting, this aafternoon,
tharo waB an exciting contest for officers, which
gear, who worc forcely opposed By tho Press on
the ground Of being active in their efforts to or
gauizo the drangers into political party oppos-
ing tho Republicans. Secretary Palat, whom tho
Press specially denounced, Ind majority III .
vote Of ovor 100.
, 1874-02-05

THE FARMERS.
Meeting Of the National
Grange Patrons Of Hus-.
bandry in st,
Louis,
List Of the Officers Of the Or
ganizati0n.
Address OF Grand Master
Dudley Adams, Of
Iowa.
The Massachusetts Grange De-
clared a Revolutionary
Organization.
Committees Appointed on
Transportation, Co-opera-
tion, and Agencies.
The Working Of the Cooperative
System Highly Endorsed.
Asaying Of $s,ooo,ooo Claimed Dur
ing the Past Year.
Reports Of the Treasurer and Other Off,
GERS Of the National
Grange.
Joint Meeting Of the Wisconsin
Agricultural and Horti-
cultural Societies:
Address by President Flagg, Of the uli-
nois State Farmers Assooia.
ton.
Our Republican Democracy In Its Rela-
tlons to the Agricultural
Classes.
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long, was liatenod to with quiet attention, and
two or throo tlmeB applaudod.
At tho close seorotary Fold stated that It
had been announced that Gov. Taylor. President
Of tho State Agricultural Society. would mako
some romarks, but to-day he has resigned hts
Presidency, and probably Tor that roason did not
dcsiro to appear IN connection with tho Joint
ConyonttOn.
ADDnE88 or PRESIDENT BTrUKNEY.
Ho tl,on introduced President sticlnoy. Of Tho
fnot TINT workers in Its fold waro fowor than ia
tho great agricultural fold, but felt chat thoy
had tho ,nost OF tho beautiful and poottcal. But
oil we're workers together for tho development
Of tho resources Of tho country and i'm prove
He alluded facotiously to the teeo-pedulcre as
missionaries poreatont and eas7lest In seeking to
mako fruit aud flowors abotnd, and aaid there
WAS no oxcuHo for man failing to benutify his tu-
raj homo.
, 1874-02-05
midnight. Tho following Ia tho passage In
which he refcrs to tho Boston Grange.

IN Hr0fn
~, ar,t,ea1 =. ~ y. ~. - u.1'so'
c viii e ,ost 81 cnriaf y" 10 say anhs ~ naso
md mon,bors, thus liaenina yop,s whnl s Whit
have otherwse boon fereuasn. fooi i ny ally.
tion n tho caao Of the Boston Grange. a Grange
pfBnhized last hl1mucr In tho City Of Boston. Mass.
W ynoo eGhdee% ~ 1'ee o. case siommony
tionp. This is claes Of members mover coatomnateo
by lie Conatitution. 1t Tho roo,rst of miimnro,a
tho Executive Committee, the member, Hr. saundcrs
neng sick tho Masor Of tho National drange recalled
ia rou1n 70 o. 4S Renv az ev @roa
revolutionary aud dangerous olomont Tho Mastor Of
the Massachusetts stno Grange has coutcnanced and
anaained their condnet y directing the in9slston
u @ snolf new oser1 4nI investing them Win tho A.
"a nrorer rotd @ srSn ae'anee o1
occ4. & o Ta,soreaa nnI ~ sonr r n.1o
(To the Assoctattd Irtss.1
ST. LOUIE No., Fob. 1.-The seventh annual
eoaFion OF tho National Oranges and Patrons Of
morning. Thirty-two States and two Territories
are represented 9y Mastots Of State drangos,
and about thirty ladies aro present The sessions
Or the proceedings is tho following brief report
furnished BY tho Committee on Publication:
After prayer by, tho nev. a. B.
Crash, Chaplain, T: Il. Alien, -, Mastcr
9f Se,valoa the state s1;te ataneo Of Missouri, g.
n Grange to 1t. Louis in . warm and cordial
manner, md making aome a1lnalon to tho growth
OF the ;!5 Ordor IN this State; THIS was responded
TO- tt Dy william Saunders. Cnatrman Of the ExGcu-
1vG bsns ~ wNo hoary Thanked M Ao
words of welcome, and assured that ,gontionan
that hls efforts to make tho Meeting Of the
National Grange one OF pleasure and profit wore
fully appreciated.
cohlaHTTEE6.
;, Commtttoes were then appointed On each OF
tho following subjects:
Enanco auditing accounts, corporation aud
transportation, goou OF tho Order, buainoHB
agencies. ...... ..
MASTER ADANIH' ADDRESS.
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LATER DI8PATOH.
GRAND MASTER ADAaI8 Address.
gp<efal Dispatch 10 Ths Chicago 1YiblhA.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4.-The addrsaa of Grand
Master Adams nas given to tho psess abon
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TOIIETINE,

For tho complexion, il beautider. It is fluffy
powder, composed Of harmless Ingredients, scientifically
compounded and is applied moist. Much is owing to ita
application which Ads TIM natural aud beautiful Of.
fact pEpducsd. For Bale By ali Druggiats.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC FERN.LEAF NOTICES

More than 20 original designs eNguisitely
wrought la ferns and reproduced by photo
graphy, forming beautiful and attractive home
ornaments They excite enthusiastic aifnira-
ton No work O. agents 10 s.ll them Agents
regularly clear ~, ~, ~ uui Sl2 I+T LAY one
sold s1j worth IN one day. Another says -
like the work well, IL l. - different from book
canya-sing - Agents Wanted In every
town In the state. lend for circular to Miss
ELLA PEppLE, General Agent, Northeast
corner Madison aud Iasallc IT. Room !. thi-
cagO, III
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Chr 8nlletim.
PARAGRAPHS.

November 10, day of Sainte Eugene,
there was a tete at the Court of Chisel-
hurst" The event OF the day was visit
from Alplonso. Prince of the Asturias,
and son of Isabela--no longer of Spain
France is no longer governed by the
septennat. II is the scxennat now.
Frenchmcn must find II great point in
favor of the present arrangement that the
government will have a new name every
year.
While the Rev. W. II. kcnnelson was
preaching in Knox church, in Hamilton.
Ont, on Sunday evening, burglars en-
| tered his residence and stole several hun
dred dollars worth of silver and plated
ware.
--"Practical instruction in beg
gary" is given in London by
Professor Roshoy. He furnishes
dogs taught to lead the blind
twin children of unhealthy appearance
aud other accessories of the sort.
important correspondence touching
an arbitrary arrest-Bismarck to Disrael
--"As to arbitrary arrests, do you bite
your thumb at me z" Disraei to Bis
marck-'.I bite my thumb but rs you
do not make arbitrary arrests, of course
J not at you, not in the lcast--oh, no."
The patriotic zeal which impels
Americans, native and imported, TO serve
their country in any rcmuncrative public
position which offers is still strong in the
land. The new mayor of New York ha.
sixteen clerkships in his gift and has re-
ccived six hundred aud ninety-two ap
plications.
There is reason to believe that TIN
popular report to the effect that "OlC
Grimes is dead Is n pure canard. !
southern correspondent reports an oil,
Grimes in Alabama with eighteen chill
dren and one at the breast. Old Crime
must have good deal of vitality con
cealed about his person yet.
There is private war in Pennsy
vania over the right to put an oil pip
under railway line and If private W;
is thus to crop out in the disputes of OF
big monopolics, how long will it be b
fore it will be necessary for the people
keep on foot regularly equipped mil
tary force for the preservation of Il
peace!
"A New York paper observes til
y Mckee Rankin gets $50 a week, Wit
all he does is to hug pretty girl al
u say. fla, ha, but though the New Iol
Il paper paints a glowing picture, YOU
men needn't envy Mckee Rankin N
wish that they, too. could hug a pref
= girl and say ''ha, ha.''' If memory faI
Y not, that was what Lcviathen rcmark'
when they caught him with hook, Al
the hooks are not all used up yet.
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RAILROADS..
TIME CARD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
RAILROADS,

JAMES JOHNSON. Agent.
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Open every business day from ga IN to 8 u IN
and saturday evenings for savings deposits only
from 10 b O'Clock
w. HYsLoP, Treasurer.
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Of
bly, low and SHAWLS in the
excellent WATERPROOFS OAklNGS SHOES
IS
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MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATION
Leaves CAIRO. sees. II 30 and 100 4
Z" MOUND CTrY........ rs and j;1J -
Mound City Accommodation runs Wednesday
and Saturday
Making close connections 10 and from all
points East and North, AT indianapolis and Gin
einnat, and To and from all points south ami
West by rail and river.
II. B. GOODRICH, H. L. MORRILL,,
Genn Ticket hg't. General Sup't
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NAhTORiA ie NOR tlIn d subs tIiuie fs
~ Castor oil II Is the only safe article IN *
tstsncs which Il sufe 10 regulate the bowels
cure wndeOlic and produce natural sleep Il l
pleasant TO take Children need not cry and
mothers may sleep 0-7-wly
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m-7 \ WEEK guaranteed 10 NAL. amt
" 4 /fcn,Ale agents ia their locality
Costs nothing Ia try IL Particulars
ON II free 4 - NICkkRN AGO
Augusta, Me.
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NEW ADyERTIsEwENTs.
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THE WEEKLY SUN.

pendent, honest and fearless nswsIa er, OF ~
broad columns, especially designed 10 the
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We aim To- make the Weekly Sun N" beet
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teriaining snd instructive reading Of every sort
but prints nothing to offend the most -cuipu-
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TIME TABLE,.

1INTIL further notice, the Ferryboat, Three
~ States,' will make the following trips
daily, excepting sundays, viz
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Savings
B A N K.
CHARTERED MARCH FL, 1859.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO
IRON WORKS.

OFFICERS
AB STAFFORD, President
SIS TAYLOR, Wee President
W. IfYsLOP, Sec'y and Treasurer,
DIRECTORS:
i. NJ BARCLAY, tuAs. GALlGHER,
i. NJ. SroCKFLErH, PAUL g. sCHuH,
II IL CuSSISGIIAM, IL l.. HALLIDAY,
j NJ PHILLIPS,
INTEREST paid on deposits al tks rate of six
| per cent per annum, March LIT and septcm-
her LIST Interest not Withdrawn is added imme-
dately to the principal of the deposits, thereby
giving them compound interest
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN MAY
DEPOSIT MONEY AND NO ONE ELSE
CAN DRAW 1T.
Open every business day nom Ga m to y IN.
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S5ES2O E G;s. day E.l9 e home. Terms
GE0 STINSDN 400 r OFT and, Ne
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THE NEW
w ALT FL A M !

The past twelve months at the 'Waltham
Watch Factory have been the busiest in the
Company's history Several wholly new stem
winding watches have been produced, and great
improvements have been effected in the manu-
iacture of all variety Of their standard watches,
until now they include every size in both key
and stem-windng, that can be desired of every
quality and of every price. At the same time
new inventions in machinery and other large
economics, have cheapened the cost, so that at
present il is not too much to claim that the Wall
than Watches are the best and cheapest watches
n the world These claims are, in fact, almost
matter Of fact that hardly any fine American
watches are sold but those of the waltham make,
while orders are now regularly received from
England, Australia, and the Brlt''i' ioS'es-
sions generally. aud foreign countries are ADAM
doning the hand made productions of swllzer-
land and England, and eagerly adopting Amer
lean machine made waltham watches in their
place.
Buyers Of silver watches should be careful to
observe the stamp of the Company ON the case,
rs well rs ON the movement, rs the Waltlam
Watch movements are frequently put into cases
which are inferior both in quality of metal aud
workmanship
For sale by all leading jewellers,
Positively no Watches sold at retail.
ROBBINS Il APPLETON,
General Agents
New York, Boston, Chicago. and London, Eng,
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Try sansord's Liver InviSora.or.

Try Sanford Liver InViKoratOr.
HID~iCHOMNNCN on SOUL cIfhRMiNG.
l How either -sN may ia>cinai. AMI gain
the love and gain affections Of any peT-On th.y
rhOo-. Instantly This art all can pp-s.-s frrr
by inAil - csnts rog.ther with a Marriage
Guide Egyptian Oiirlr DREAMS, Hint l..
I1i'ii',. etc ,V0,DD sold 4 queer book. Al
drr.- . WILLIAMS 60 ,PHb'T Philadelphia
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CAIRO & VINCENNES R. r.
GA 7 IA O
!
EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI and LOUIS
WILLIE.

ON and after November -, passenger trims
~ will run daily except sundays ~ follows;
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GEOO OO REWARD--for u case OF
tDOOO.OO Chills which my Indian
AHe Remedy Will not efectually eradicate from
the system. Only 20 cents for null directions for
compromising the medicine Satisfaction guar
uneea or money refunded Address II. w
RUSSELL Mineral springs, Ohio.
4s0-ll l-dSwiw