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ART DEPARTMENT, ls.a,

The illustrations Of the Aldine have won
q worldwide reputation, and In the art cen
tres OF Europe IL IL IN admitted fact that
its wood cuts are examples of the highest
prejudice In favor OF "steel plates" 10 rap.
idly yielding TO \ more educated and DIS
eliminating taste which recognizes the ad-
vantages the advantages Of superior artistic
quality with greater facility OF production.
The quarterly tinted plates for 1874 win be
The Christmas issue for 1874 win contain
special designs appropriate to the season,
by our best artists, and will surpass In At
fractions any OF its predecessor.
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foK SAiE.---Saw mill on |. c. H. K
Terms easy. Address
ll-dsw.Gt T. u. fAkEES, iliin, III.
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ROSS.

Ross has on hand. and Tor sale . large
quantity OF oak and hickory wood cut and
split, and ready for the stove. Also all
kinds OF coal which " III be delivered in any
part Of the city on short notice. Leave or
ders at coal yard, on Commercial avenue,
opposite Eleventh street. Dec. ,,-3m
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FOX SALE.
The weli-LDown business stand OF Custrsd
& Provo, at the mouth OF Clearcresk, Alex
ander county, Illinois, situated In one Of
tue finest agricultural districts Of the West,
aud with well.estabiisi!ed trade. This Will
DO found arare opportunity for sn energetic
business man.
The premises consist OF a store .0xiO feet
q d"elling Of eight rooms, well furnished
and conveniently arranged, good cisterns
and all necessary out.buildings, and one
acre of land. Terms liberal. Apply or
address, WM. CusTEAD.
l2-3.ini- dSw. Cleearcree .snding. Ills.
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NorIo9 Is hereby given tbs. I will pay
no bills for goods sold ~ any Of the EN-.
ploye. Of THg CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themselves or Tor the use Of the vtilcs
unless the same are furnished on an order
ligned by Mr.. Burnett or myself.
i2-2O-ly Jous II. OsERLY.
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SfIAKT " GuoIsON oi1er Their stock OF
Gents Hats. at. prices to effect All entire
clearance within sixty days. We want ~
90 out of the bat business. Come early
for bargains gentlemen. - ct
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j. w. BKrGaAS, NJ. ID.
Office aud residence, Twelfth street
between Walnut and Collar, Cairo, III
l.. o. box SIG. 2l-d&wIt
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PREMIUM Ms FOR 1874.


Every subscriber to the Aldine Tor IN
year 1874 WIN receive pair OF chromos
The original pictures were painted IN oil 10
the publishers OF the Aldlne. by ThomX
Moran, whose great dorado pictures and
purchased by congress for ten thouAnd
dollars. The subjects were chosen to rep
resent ten thousand dollars. The subjects
were chosen TO represent "rhe East" sud
Mountains. New HAMPSHIRE fhe cthsr
gives the Gins OF Green river. Wyo,nins
territory. The chromos are each worked
uSxi@ and apneara,'ce ex,ci iac.simii.s ar
,hc originals.
NwAHk, N. j., Sept. 20, lsJl.
uo.,s. James sultan A. 90.
GwNTIyMyN-~J am dsIiyh,ss with ,,,
nroots in color ot vo,ir chramos rh.x ~.
wondcriuliv s,rcces,in, renrss.r,, ,;or. ~ ~
mccbnnicai nraccs. Of The ariginaI nsintirS:!
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These cnromo s. are re IN Every sense Ameri-
cas'. WITH material Of American n,.nnSs ~
, cess f mn tns,cns of Americsn s..n..n
a. suis Ams v nsin,cr ami nres.r, s.Ju! =!
sc,ihers To- ihc tirst surcessSvI XmSrt ;%S,
Art Journal. II no better tecaSse ' Of III
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AT CosT.-Having taken exclusive pos
session of my store, 10 close il out, | Of
fer my entire stock at Wholesale prices
al wholesale or retail consisting in part
OF large variety o! canned fruits, spices,
baking powders. sardincs, Holsters, teas
and every article usually kept in a first
class family grocery. Also wooden and
willow ware; a large assortment of sad
dies and harness, bits, brides, snap',
brushes, whips, etc, etc. Terms strictly
cash. All persons indebted TO me arc re-.
ques,ei to call and settle their accounts.
iw ID. ARTEk.
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Prospectus for ls7l-SEvENrh YEAR
THE ALDINE.
An Illustrated Monthly Journal, universally
admitted TO be the handsOmest period.
Teal IN the World. A representative
and champion of American tasts.

NOT ron SALE IN Boon on News SrosEs
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DISSOLUTION or Partnership. 80 The
co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween US is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Daniel Miller assumes the pay
ment of all debts due and owing by the
firm Of Smith " Miller and alone is
firm. DANiEL MILLER,
REUBEN SMITH.
Cairo, Jan, ), 1874. 32-l-ll-3L
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IHE barber SHOP is ON the corner Of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George Suenhouse with his gen.
tlemanly assistants can be found at any
hour of the day or night, ready to soo.he
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. 1tis a srst-clsss shop, and you are
sure Of receiving frst.class treatment.
Ladies and children's hair cut or curled
after the most approved styles. s-l5-,f
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GENERAL ITEMS.

He is a mighty mean man who will
try to dead head his way to another world
by borrowing a pistol and ammunition with
which to shoot himself, yet a Chicagoan
did it the other day. Iear 4al
Rev. DIR. Sunderland, the chaplain of
the Senate, prayed that God would make
{" this Congress as the Sanhedrin to the
jew, q but the telegraph reported it as the
"Sacred Ram to the Jew.o Aa .h'tEj
"A Roman Catholic bishop, invited to
open the Vermont legislature by prayer,
uttered the following: inlay corruption
and sin Of every form be as far from every
member of this legislature as Thou arf.''
During the incumbency of General
Spinner, United States treasurer, fftv.fve
thousand millions of dollars have passed
through his hands, and less than sixty
thousand dollars, all told, have been en-
bezzled.
AS Tweed, the retired statesman, was
sitting with his fellow convicts at dinner
some Of the ceiling of the room suddenly
fell. The Blackwell's island doctor looked
up and jokingly observed, THAT must be
some of Garvey's plastering."
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CRIMEs AND CASUALTIES.

Detective John Tully. of New York,
accidentally shot himself in the left breast
while cleaning a revolver yesterday. He
cannot recover.
Nine of the crew Of the American
steamer City Of Mexico were held in New
York yesterday to answer a charge of mu-
tiny in the port of Vera Cruz.
William A. Stone, a lawyer of Canas-
tota, N. Y, has been convicted of arson in
the third degree for setting fire to that vii
lage, and sentenced to prison for life.
Yesterday morning, in a row 10 a
house of ill-repute in Elmira, New York,
John Conner, aged 25, received injuries of
which he died at noon. No arrests. d bla
Harmon Ledendorfe, alias ''Dutch''
Harmon, charged with the murder of
Waterman Swelch, and for whom the de-
t~ectives were hunting when they killed Nc
Namara, was arrested in NewYork Sunday
night. as ,Hl5I ats
Two sailors in Baltimore-William
Gilbert, aged %, and Stephen Durgan-
fell yesterday from the starboard yardarm
of the bark Daniel Draper, of Boston, to
the deck below, a distance of fifty feet.
Gilbert was instantly killed and Durgan
fearfully injured.
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The CHAIN-GANG was out in full force
this morning, and engaged in cleaning up
Main street, n y n3UuRIU

JAPANESE PEAs-200 BUSHELS TO
THE AcaR.-Something new is announced to
farmers and gardeners. 1t is the Japanese Pea.
These peas have recently been brought to this
country from Japan, and prove to be the finest
pea known for table use or for stock. They
grow in the form of q bush from three to five
feet high, and do not require sticking. They
yield from a quart to a gallon of peas per bush.
Agents are wanted, and a sample package that
will produce from five to ten bushels of peas.
with circulars giving terms to agents. and full
directions as to time and manner of planting,
will be sent postpaid to any one desiring to act
as agent, on receipt of Fifty Cents. Address,
HAAVSA VAA L. L. OSMENT,l
ana ~, sv.rt, Cleveland, Tenn.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Coal Mines Ahre-Threatened Destruc
tiOn of Valuable Property-Familie"
Fleeing IN Danger, &c. i
WILKESBARRE, March 3.-The miners
who for the last two months have been
lighting the fire in the Empire mine, near
this city, ceased work, having become
convinced that their efforts to control the
fiery element were becoming more hazard
Gus and unavailing each day. Subsequent
events proved thattheir apprehensions were
not unfounded, for last evening a most
extensive s'cave in'' of the mine occurred,
exceeding in extent the fall at the Balti-
more mine, which took place a short time
since. "a Great CONSERVATION prevails in the
neighborhood Of the mine, and families are
preparing to leave the dangerous proximi-
ty. The fire now has free scope and
threatens to ruin utterly one of the most
valuable possessions Of the newly formed
Wilkesbarre & Lehigh Coal company.
VA y a. ~ Nj MHEL +" "IM .E L
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sN'PNp" This is str ong language, but IL
is true. 1t is no humbug; the recipe is printed
around each bottle AIeircular containing
certificates of wonderful. cures of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lock Jaw, sprains, sweliings, burns,
scalds. TAXED breast. poisonous-bites frozen-feet.
CONT, salt.rheum. ear-ache, &C.. and the recipe
Of the Liniment will be sent gratis to any one.
1t is the most wonderful healing and pain-reliev
ing agent the world has ever produced. II sells
as no article ever before did sell. and it sells be-
cause 1t does just what 1t pretends to do, One
bottle Of the CESrAUR LIsIMRsr for animals
yellow wrapper) is worth a hundred dollars for
spawned. strained or CALLED horses and mnlea,
and Tor serew-worm IN sheep. No family or
stock-owner can afford TO be without CENTAuR
LISrMBsr. j. b. Ross d Co, IS Broadws- New
| York. -.tt4l t4syssa L., r.sHsst
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The following bu-
siness was transacted in this court to-
day:
The case Of the Commonwealth VS.. Will
liam j. Anable was postponed until next
Thursday week. =" 1NSt~uW
Commonwealth VS.. John ii. Davis, in
dicted for felonious assault upon y Clai-
borne Smith, tried and convicted an.
sentenced to one year in the peniterd
tiary. 3GJ WUIia sH9U.l gg5lI.
Commonwealth VS.. William Fl. Cham
bers, for adultery, pleaded guilty and
fined by jury $40.
Commonwealth VS.. George b. Bull, in
dicted for felonious assault upon ore AL
bert Davis, was tried and sent to Jail five
hours and fined one cent.
The cases Of the Commonwealth VS..
James F. Ferreter and Walter F. Adams,
indicted for f%elonies, were set for to.mor-
row. EA cn 'ei 4" t'hel -
The grand jury will meet again on
Thursday next, when the Coleman case
will be sifted.
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PosTOFFICE STATIsTIcs-LETTER-
CARRIERS MISUNDERSTANDING the
month of February the letter-carriers and
collectors delivered $3.50 letters, s,645
postal cards, $685. drop letters, 3,693 drop
postal cards, and "a, lis papers, &C.; and
collected 54,525 letters, 1852 drop letters,
OIL postal cards, and l,04G papers, &c.
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MISSOURI.
Fire In ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, March ga fire broke out
last night in a cellar under the Dollar
store, No. 400 north Fourth street, which,
up to 10 o'clock, the fire department had
failed to ~extinguish. The Dollar store was
completely Quilted. The cellar contained
about $50, 900 worth Of india-rubber goods
belonging to the Goodyear Rubber COM
pany, whose salesrooms are in the adjoin.
ing building.
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TENNESSEE,
A Ml.ceaenatIon Case settled.

MEMPHIS, March "A special dispatch
from Jackson, Miss. says: ''The case Of
Dickson VS.. Brown, involving the question
of marriage between a white man and q
colored woman, was decided to-day in the
supreme court in favor of the colored chill
dren, who were suing as heirs of their de-
ceased father. A large amount Of property
is involved. The case has excited great
interest. -" ~ ANH'
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-Yesterday the
grand jury of this court returned the fol-
lowing presentments 5: 't4 HtAAr
WIN. r. Chambers, misdemeanor John
H. Davis, felony ; George A. Bull, felony ;
Walter T. Adams, felony, two indictments
forgery James F.aFerriter, felony , VIM.
Washington, felony. In the cases of VIM.
II. Scott and VIM. johnson, charged with
felony, not q true bill was found. iIla
The grand jury adjourned until Thurs
day, when the Coleman case will come up.
George Davis was tried for bastardy, and
sent to Jail in default of the proper bond.
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ExcURsIoNIsTs.-A very intelligent
party Of ladies and gentlemen have been
stopping for a day or two at Ford's on
their way South, and visiting the various
places of interest in and around the city.
Among them we met E. T. Converse, treas
urer of the Boston Rubber company, Ed.
mund Phinney, esq.,, of the Portland Su-
gar refinery, and A.A. Strout, esq.,, a dis
ltinguished lawyer Of Portland, Maine.
These gentlemen, accompanied by their
ladies'. have visited our schools, churches,
factories, and other places of interest, and
express themselves delighted with our fine
scenery and climate. They will speak a
good word for us. We hope to see more
Of the same sort here and to induce them
to stay with US. A happy and prosperous
journey to our New England friends, and a
| safe return, 5lb JEe7I-ef1 sttt3 AAtlE
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CAsToRIA.-1s more than a substitute
or Castor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in exis-
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels. cure
wind-colic and produce natural sleep. 1t is
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may sleep.
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GOLD VARNIsH FOR PICTURE
FRAMEs.-Turmeric, gamboge, Of each
one dram; spirits of turpentiue, two pints /;
shellac, sandarach, of each five ounces;
dragons blood, seven drains thin mastic
varnish, eight ounces. Digest, with oc-
casional agitation, for fourteen days, in a
warm place then set aside to fine, and pour
off the clear liquid. This is to be applied
on the frames previously silvereds sif
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NEW YORK.


FihuuciaI.
NEW York, March 3-Noon.-
Stocks dull. Money A.. Gold 1l2k. Ex-
change, long 4s43 short. 4s8. Govern
ments dull and lower. States quiet and
nominal.
Explosion of q TOy-Much Havoc to
Property and Injury TO Persons.
NEW YORK, March 2.-This afternoon
an explosion took place in building No.
300 Broadway, occupied by Emil Gere,
who let his show window to a parlor artil-
lery company for the sale Of q new toy in
the shape of q brass mortar, from which is
fred q cap containing Eliminating powder
and an india rubber ball. There we're
three boxes of these caps, containing over
10000, exploded. A clerk named Charles
Newton was badly wounded about the face
and arms, while his clothes were torn to
shreds. J. NJ. Ever and Miss r. G..
Dunn, who were passing at the time, were
also badly wounded by fragments of the
show window. Loss, $500.
Strike of Railroad Employees.
NEW YORK, March 3.-The employees
IN the Erie shops at Susquehanna depot
struck at $50 yesterday morning. The
oiiOhSo iCuouuo v ttiC otiihCo diC kllht
new regulations had been introduced ;
many Of the best and Oldest workmen dis
charged without any assigned cause, wa.
ges cut down and paid when it suited the
company, having been for the last four
months kept two months in arrears ; pass
es restricted, and a few men utterly I'M
skilled in trade placed to work on the
same wages as skilled mechanics.
Ex.President Filmore,s Condition.
BUFFALO, March 8. -Ex-President FIJI.
more's physicians hope to place him on his
an 1910 r9 Items. 7Lf#g-EE
NEW YORK, March 3.-The female
umbrella and parasol makers of a leading
house of this city are on a strike for in
creased wages. 1
Ex-President Baez is still a prisoner at
the Brevoort house. His counsel advise
him not TO give bail.
The captain of the bark Everett Gray,
which was searched by Spaniards, says
the vessel was a league from the shore Of
Cuba at the time. No violence was at.
tempted. ivy.
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GERMAN BANKING COMPANY OF
ALEXANDRIA, Wa charter. bearing
the above title, granted by Judge Keith, Of
the circuit court of Alexandra, has been
lodged in the Office Of the secretary Of the
commonwealth. The object Of the COM
pany is to carry on a general banking BUSH
ness, capital stock not less than $50, 900,
or more than 5000, 600. to- be divided,into
shares of $50 each. The principal business
to be transacted in Alexandra city. Prcsi-
Gent, Robt. Portner ; cashier, Jas. H. Reid.
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PUBLIC ApDREss.-Colonel p. Wyatt
Aiken, Of South Carolina, will deliver an
address on the objects OF the Patrons of
Husbandry, at the concert room Of the
Exchange Hotel, tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock, March 4th.
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arARYLAND.
EuTna Edgar sfuarr.

BALTIMORE, March 3.-The fllibus-
tering steamer Edgar Stuart, having COM
pleted her repairs. has made q trial trip
down the bay and returned. Several gov
eminent officers, reporters, and invited
guests, were aboard. ia
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERs.-The follow
ing are the unavailable letters remaining in
the postofice to-day: Emeline A. Bacon,
2Ss Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va. !;
Mr.. BARTLETT Hooker, Richmond, Va. ;
Thomas R. Joynes, I'LL Main street,
Richmond, Va. ; Mr.. Phillip Kinney, care
A. 0. Toney, Second Market, Richmond.
Va,
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CITY NEWS.
TONIGHT
AUCTION SALES.

THRArRBl-Katie Putnam and her superb
comedy company In "The Old Curiosity Shop"
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NOTICES.

ltl SPECIAL NOTICES. Jdgls-3
N- CAREERS GENERAL ~ Jul
RAILROAD T1oKET-oFFICE AND BAG
srswu GAGE EXPRESS. 4lt
THROUGH TICKETS to all principal points
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST ind WEST via ALL
RAILROAD and STEAMSHIP LINES.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels and
private residences TO DESTINATION on all
tickets sold by me. Rates same as at derots.
PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED
FOR In ANY PART OF THE CITY.
Staterooms on steamers of Old Dominion
Steamship Line to New York, and sleeping
car berths secured on tickets sold at our Office
Information cheerfully given as to all routes
Maps and time tables for distribution.
Principal office, s2e Main street, and branci
office at Exchange Hotel.
NH PIN tFli -t+fal2AiA. W. CARRIER.
#F L .
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Conwress,onai.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Senate.-
During the morning hour several bills Of q
private nature were passed.
iaH Housewife bill to amend the home
stead law was taken up and discussed.
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WILLIAM Fl. ALLDERDIcE, assignee of A.. A.
Hutchinson, will sell on Friday, March 9Th,
stock Of groceries, &c.
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TEMPERANCE BANDS IN RICHMOND
-SALooN-KEEPERs NOTIFIED BY
THEM.-Monsieur E. Gerot, next to THE
JOURNAL Office, has received two commu.
nications purporting to be from ladies con-
nected with temperance praying bands.
One of them signifies the intention of hold
ing a meeting tonight in front of his saloon
at u o'clock, and states that they hope
they will be allowed to do so without in.
%terruption, the purport Of the other is the
same, with the exception Of the time of
meeting, which it sets for tomorrow
night. We understand that other saloon
keepers are in receipt Of similar documents,
but they are all evidently gotten up for
~buncombe, and don't scare worth a cent.
The only notice that we are aware of, and
the one that is most likely to have any
effect upon keepers of bar-rooms in this
city, is that which emanated from the
chief of police Saturday to his force, which
was that they notify them to look sharp
on Sundays. Gf Il g, sfa. taa
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FOREIGN.
INDIA.
ENGLAND.
A Terrible BOILER Expros,on-E,e

Terrible boiler ExplOstOn-Etc.
LONDON, March 3.-The ship Oasis.
from Savannah for Bremen, was spoken
February 18th, in latitude AZ, longitude 80,
water-logged and all hands working at the
pumps. She had received assistance from
q passing vessel. aY ~ eisbyl9s
A dispatch from Blackburn, Lancashire,
brings intelligence of a terrible boiler ex-
plosion, causing startling loss of life in that
town. Twenty persons were instantly
killed and thirty injured. Many of the
wounded are very badly hurt, and it is
believed some of them will die. ~,
Terrible Progress Of the Famine.
LONDON, March ga special CORE
spondent of The News in India teleeraphs
that the villages Of Eastern and Tirhoot
are slowly starving to death, and that the
future in other districts looks terribly omi-
nous.
HAVANA, March "a detachment of
300 volunteers, the first modified since
the Captain Generals DEGREES were issued,
went to Cuico Villas district to-day for
active service in the field. Two thousand
more leave tonight for Puerto Principe.
The governor of Sagua La Grande an
nounces the defeat and dispersion of the
insurgent force at Mulcacita near Santo
Domingo, within two days after its APP
pearance.
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THE extent to which doctors differ is
amusingly illustrated by three or four
pamphlets now before US, of which the
main object is to advertise some patent
medicines, and which also contain sugges-
lions regarding diet. One of these cautions
people against eating any kind offish what
ever, whether fresh or salt. Another cities
the case of a patient who. when on the
, verge Of the grave from dyspepsia, was
recommended to 60 and live in a light
house, from which he emerged thoroughly
recovered after six months diet Of fish ex-
clusively. The same authority imterdicts
the use Of .'hashes Of all kinds, thereby
virtually obliterating boarding houses, but,
oblivious Of the treacherous trichina,
recommends as wholesome e%scalent ham
either raw Or broiled. A third authority
A npsets a fourth, who recommends hard
boiled eggs as most easy of digestion, by
aayering that eggs, to be. digestible at all,
should be eaten quite or nearly raw.a To
ahypochondriac a careful perusal and COM
paTison of these conflicting recommends.
lions must be highly assuring.
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CENTAUR
The great discovery Of the
age. There is no pain which
the CEsTAuR LiNINENr will no.
relieve, no swelling which it
will not subdue, and no lame
ness which 1t will not cure.
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WITHHOLDING MILK.LWhen a COW
withholds her milk on account of taking
away of her calf, the best treatment is
uniform kindness. There should be q per-
sistent effort to draw the milk, and, il
necessary. milking should be attempted
four or five times a day. IL the uddel
should show signs of inflammation, il
should be frequently bathed in cold water
BY kind treatment the COW will give down
her milk freely in a few days.