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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-17

THE GREAT LAKES.

lie recent disasters on Lake Michigan,
aufihg the late fearful storm, in
WINCH the two propellers, Mendoza and
EQUINOX, went to pieces, are causing cry
'or an American Plimsoll to protect the
ea!ors Of the lakes. II has been demon.
s"aoed' beyond doubt, that both propel-
u's were unseaworthy and stood on the
sung list Is Q, which means next to con.
domination. On vessels rating b . no in.
suranoe VIII he given, which is considered
spractlcal test Of unseaworthiue,s. a,
snese old hulks men are Induced TO shl,
Nv sailors, and even in calm weather
Snsn the lakes are placid, are in dance
o, oslug their lives, US these vessels ar
, msys loaded to the waters edge. am
u'u.''y Tow barge with a broad a,
..o"'' winch reslsts instead of cu,,,n
through the water. wh"n ,ho -, . o.
D'e cyclone swept over lake Michioa,
the nsudotA was towing two Of ,,'.sa :,
wieldy barges. by srea, hawsa" r'e u, !"
were attaSassd 70 the rear Of the :, o., W.
impeding its progress, while a, ,hs 's 'a
time oil the power of steam and lts ~,
iliaries were brought into play to for
through the water this immense r,
Two negative powers were thus work
ono against the other-the steam
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mar Vvl,LOw FAxON

We met Bent Ogden In the city TO.
las, and no looks as natural rs he did
when company a. of the ID Kentucky,
,,as rsmnssi Il, Bcn Grey's old stcmery
q, Columbus He has lost none Of his
Jo,lfry and il as full Of fun as ever. lie
ssvs be has the fastest mule west OF the
Tennessee river, and offers to lay big
wager on him at 80 yards. II he will
bring him up 10 our fair we will run
John 0berly against him n quarter
Paducah Neics.
A. 1t requires an animal of asinine
qualities, we would suggest that Len
Faxon run against Bent Ogden's mule
provided he has untangled ''them
...i,os -
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ONE OUTLAW LESS.
DESPERATE BATTLE WITH THE JAMES
AND YOUNGERs.
Mortal WOundinE and Capture Of
Cole Younger.

LOUISVILLE. September l5.-A dispatch
to the Louisville detectives reports the
wOunding and capture Of one OF the men
who recently robbed the Huntingdon Val
Bank of $4,000, In day light. The DC
tectives state that the capture was mace
at Pine Hill, Kentucky, by two residents
named Dillon, during Tuesday night. III
seems the four men who committed the
| robbery In Huntington were pursued into
kentucky, news of their flight being tel
egraphed ahead of them every day, with
instructions to effect. their capture. On
Tuesday word was received at Pine Hill
that tour robbers, supposed to belong to
the James y Ounger band, were near that
place. The TWO billions armed them.
selves and sat up at night on the look for
| the outlaws. At IL o'clock four men
were seen by the billions coming toward
their home. They opened the door and
asked what was wanted. Only two men
were now seen, and without answering
they fired on the billions, without injury.
The shots were returned, and
ONE OUTLAW FELL.
At this juncturc. the two other out
laws appeared in the rear Of the billions,
firing as they approached, but without
injury. The billions then retreatcd to
their home, firing rapidly as they did so.
4 dozen shots were fired, and when all
was over the three men had fled, leav-
ing their companion, whose APP
pcarance answers to the description
of Cole Younger, the Missouri outlaw.
The people of Pine Hill and Livingston
are very much excited over the affair,
and are securing the country armed to
the number of sixty. The wounded man
refuses to reveal his name or anything
concerning his companions. lie was shot
through the right breast, and though
told he was dying, would not disclose
anythin. to lead to the Identification
, OF himself or friends.
IN HOT PURSUIT.
: The Courier-Jonnops latest advice.
, from Pine Hill report Il posse Of men in
pursuit of the robbers. Eighty shot.
were fired at them last Friday morning
In Owsley county, but they escaped, and
; on arriving in Clay county stole fresf
5 horses, and continued their Hight They
; were again overtaken on Sunday, IL
Jackson county, but took TO the timber
and escaped.
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screw propclling. and tho flatirontcd
bargcs resisting. The result was fataI 10
the rotten propeller. Huge waves washed
upou her while .hc was chained to the
contending forces, her arches gave way
and the Mendoza went TO pieces, and the
dead bodies OF her once hardy sailors are
now at the mercy of the waves Of Lake
Michinnn.
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Obstacles to MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for young men from the eli.
feet Of Errors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. lmpcdimen,s to Mar
rage removed New method of treat
m mt. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed en-
velopcs. Address Howard Association.
40 y. Niuth ST., Philadclhia, Pa. an In ii.
tuition having 4 high reputa on for honor.
able conduct aud profess onsl skill.
s-2I-dk w3n
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PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
New YORK. and London.
In Chancery-Masters Sale.

State OF Illinois, Alexander County zee,
In tie Alexander County Circuit QUIT,
william VI. Aiherton and John Hodges ". John
Holden and Margaret Wallace Partition.
DUBLiC notice i hereby given that in pu.
l. suance ofs decree rendered in the above
entitled cause, in said court ut the May term
thereof, \. -. l>-j, |, JohnQ. Iinrman. master
in chancery of said county, Will ell thursday
the &ird day of september, 4 ID. ls.5, at the
hour OF clock y. IN. of said day, sell ~ pub
lie yendue, NJ the court house dooi in The city OF
Cairo, in said county. tie following escribed
real estate, to-wit: The south half OF the north
cast quarter of section twenty-s.ven "a, town
ship nftcen tl5), south range, number Two tAl
west of the third principal meridian in the
county Of Alexander and state of Illinois, to-
gethcr with the teneInents anu here,liamcnts
there,nto belonging or thereto apperiaining.
Terms of >alc-sJn.-half cash in hand bal
ance in one and tw' wears equal payments.
with six per cent interest pr annum thereon.
deferred payments to he secured ly mortgage
On the property sold.
cairo, Illinois, August 9TH, ls!i.
JOHN q HARMAN,
Master IN thanceTS
Linegar n Ian>'l"n, Complainant collector.
S-2.-dtw.
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IN HOT PURSUIT.
yellow lack.

CISCISNATI. o.. September ia dis
patch from New Orleans says that In the
town of Milton, Fla, nine miles above
Pensacola. the entire population Of which
Is iifly-four, there are thirty-three cases
Of yellow fever, eleven being fatal. At
West Pascagoula, one hundred miles
from New Orleans, there are seventy
cases, and fifteen deaths during the past
unnE
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Hon. ". W. Barr, Of Benton. The gem
,,o,,on who interviewed Governor Bcv-
ridge on the franklin county ku-klux
subject, was in Cairo this week, but left
sor Anna recently. lie Is ono Of the live
,,,o, nj franklin county.
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Evepyshtng Quiet.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, September l5.-Per.
sons who reached here from Tallahatchic
county, Miss, this evening, state that all
Is quiet. and armed bodies, both black
negro, who Is charged with having insti-
gated the negroes to arm and 90 to Friar.
sons store IN a body. Is In Jail at Charles.
ton. Nowhere Is trouble apprehended.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Gone East.
John Antrim is now in New York, lay
ing In stock of Fail and Winter goods
that will excel any thing ever brought to
this mnrkct--all of the latest styles OF
ready-made clothing in the finest goods.
The best line of cloths and Cassimeres,
the largest assortment Of hats of latest
patterns. and everything else, can now
he found ut his store on the levcc.
9-16.lw.
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TIM To STOP.

watterson aud Noble continue to bang
away at each other. Satire and rpartec
/. very good--very good. at times hut
too much satire and repartee, and too
much wattcrson and Noble, amt yer,
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DlslG,Gec

For three days, lime ut low prices, II
barrels, by Jno. b. Phillis & Son.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

THE BULLETIN is published every morning
Except Monday IL. the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street
TIE BuLLnTIs is served to city subscribers by
Githful carriers at Twenty-Five Cents a Week
payable weekly. by Mail, lin advance, sl0 per
snnum; six months, Sc; three months, 80; one
month, 81 %.
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Ut Pilsener pecr at George Iattner's
Saloon. on Commercial avenue. between
Fifth aud sixth streets. o-s.ff
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III Pil.ener Beer at George La'tncr's
Saloon, on Commercial avenue between
Fifth and sixth streets.
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pa Rag stock envelopes at the RrL-
LETIN office. So % per NJ.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-17

10000 envelopes. all grades and prices
lust received at the BULLETIN Job office
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INaN A. LOGAN.

General John A. Logan delivered a
soeech at Republican mass meeting in
Denver, Col. last Saturday. The "'e@"
u,,,,,;r yelrs published II In full.
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Cheap.

DvXX Wood stock envelopes at the
BULLETIN Office. So 90 per NJ.
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Lime at lowest prices at Jno. Is. Philli
4 Sons.
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MnMlHll.

wanted.
A cook.-man preferred. Apply at the
BULLETIN Office.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-17

BIG INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
IN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AT
COWPERTHwAIT n PHILLIPS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-17

100 barrels Of lime. best quality. for sale
at low-down figures mt Jno. Il. Phillis Il
Sons
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-24
LANDS IN PIKE COUNTY.

Ne q, ,s-e. In PIKE conntv Ind +. a. $50 per sore.
nne hfif c--h e"'encr 70 Y months vgoi rr.l
81 ~ 40 rrrrs near winslow PA. county or
if.t.r.hfrg sr' Rrnucille road 100 sores n cu''r
ttrn ~. sers e me house good orchard
iaud 80 nnl,riH.t sin IN eghl irc' vein ,
-l.u has quarry 81 splendid black sHie stone ff''
=. 600. ur- hall cash. alarre ~ and we Arsfs
NJ ~ 30 sores Of splendid coal lan!- 10 fAi
10 go srr.. ~ rocs farming l-nd :. scrss %
cul,iyaion and all unirrlad Win splendid YEN o.
coal M. 80,
Nv. 10 acres amber hirh STAT. ~ cultivation COW
foffrhi. HOUSES g"od barn nice orchard pcn.s y
voter az abundance y srlendid timber snn e'"F
~ ne ncr. ~ssrv to y comfortable country home
\ ~ ~ jus scr.s o. acres under h'gh s's's q
'iivsinr hns orchard ~ 600 select fruii trees
.rals-. -npply ~ stack water centrally lerricd ne
it.b .t .fi.naA timber niee and comfortable hHia
,nts M. h.anifui little farm v sitHAted 70 one W
hrs nsixhh"fh' ~ "a Pike county IN clos. rT'N
20 church nuv school hrtsa Price only s2%S' ~.
ra.h halsn IN one and two years There u q g's"
v "a 10 .rr,s ~ fine land On line dividing thrr-
80, INA " rian 'a~ n.hips IN Pike county 90 acre, 70
Lfgh .ttfa 90 cultivation. fine orchard good Nc,"l
,s.t,f several fne -ptng~ good comforishls dwelling
N ,onr rrnn,. grd silh" aud large tobacco n"'h ~
i,.'.,t timber; an nnderlam with hns VEN "
ZONE coal W., ciirap ~ VI 100 .a
So 7a--rhi, farm contains 80 acres and y stuN'ai
n.,, ~ lint IL ~, a. IS " RS sndtr unheFl',n
With superior sasiitN 80 block cosi. has % ae's
rnltv alton good frame house. 80 select irht -
sid ,,nhYr price only o. seo; halt each, bH'ar'e :"
one and two yeart. - ,Ac n
Va Ts-l0 acres ~ lard near line of 70" -, 90.
" nv ana Il 4 soih bed n stsne coal. Price sf"'
lhaif ca,h, nairce in one and two years -
X, ~ 40 r,t.s 81 line land on Air lNe ha' 80 49,
an shunian,e ~ tine coal snd lead ore W p"s r's
",,i,i.s This land Is very ehesp and on easy ietHs
NJ se-~One ~ the finest farms ~ pis' e'uhp I'm
,he Nj, srnnn Irp TOAD $50 acres 100 acres W. NJ,
walton anil 70 splendid repsir Improvements ,sr,i.htd
rt.s. rsu f~o stegA frams house rooms. trIms,,h
~ n eoed st,le rneumtcr and water nnherla. 49,
! 4 fno, rssn ~ black crsi Price ~ $50 ~ e"sN
DoaSr 4 ChrrHART ouer iheif =.
vices To the puzzle for the sale or uauv
Of real estate, without making az.
charge 20 parties employing them, w.
loss sales are Effected. and then reason.
,ble commission is expected. perso"s
having real estate 10 sell will ma w.
desirable meana ofrcsching the pnrc0A'-
ing public.
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~IyHr D-nrrietn or ~ tbs celebrated medicine Justly
Il eisnr'p r Ia superiority over at remedies ever
sfva the lu4lc iOf iRr ~sst. 'ttr AZ. .rttnt .Nn
,kuAN~Sr ruf. - Nenr gnd fsssr hills ana To-
YER ,h-fhsr Of =hort tsnr ~ishting Nc refers a.
~ entire Nesrrn rni scp'hsrf rean'rr 20 frsr him
'a.ii'n he frah " he eripr. hat IN 80 ease
.hteV~rwiuit fail 70 cnr- n direct ions sirc 1,
oli,wes nui In great many cases single fnse has
e.n Element Tor cur~. ss whole families have
wen cArethy single hottie. ~ P"rf'e rssioraiiou
. z IA. General heaiih lis however prudent and M
every cass more certain cure " - use - rvrinuei
.n,.lsr dose, tor no AFTER The disessv h''
been hrnNeu checked. fn're c>pcc sls II rregli
,tnf stantingf lsuxil,. OBJ ri-d'rirv wiii 49,
~saHr. rny ,t srsn he , vets (" 2 - rrtef .1or's
In, rstfsnt. hoy. r-qif Nr1'ha-fic r-te.re lt
,.r Ia. n. tsk.4 three o. tn ~ ~ tho 1'fic
s,nsl. DOSE ~ Rt'LLs va TAhlE FAMILY fiILs
AN la. ,gtlcyf4t
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4a-alaaasaa1--'
PRICE
single Sub-crv
For six ,Ilomq
Es
For square. lq
Each subsequ
Longer advo(
A frsctio'l ov
counted ~ "
for irsnsient
bic deduction
advertisers.
Notices of
traitors aud -
10 he paid ina
ASsor}
FOR TowNshiU
For County N
Tor District.
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-, h,.-v,. OF .R,pn hlicln hnm-
a,,t,g j. lnas iiu STATED, " 81 - =
.t,ners ~ ohodS eva p-hIesisj 10
f. contraction of the currently. IL Wa
~ rsci. ss.ise. oottcq ~ is'sA. Aii kinds
=. business lsad h....s, lr.sssl upoa hsi
fsnr>.. AN reausI.on " II VA r'pws
.ali.n % the ,i,btsr ..r tl,r hrnea' "
,hs rr.alinr class Ths NOT We d.
ru,,,.. ,p ti,. rifr rialion wns brought
Iowa in ten wears 20 thir'' Of u orig
inal amount. iirlss we've m~'e thre
tinr, th,ir urginsl tilurr- fhc meas
ar, nf value silk v.thrr it~rh 1f'herc
wa. only msC third ~ much corn raised
In th,, rnit1,l >lais.~ ,his Ncar n there
wss ls>f il " ,,,d IT, ~ thai extent high-
,r In rrire. ueleSs t1Nrr was some con-
trsry Olrae.ce iruts, furcign countries.
TIE ,.nnig,rtion Repnhiican parry l.
there tone. the ras, rptulmtion. ~
suri. ,hr, ought ia hc branded from one
end ct tho uipn C. the other. They
hsv, sacia.-,.d the debtor ar the benefit
al tie creditor classes Of the communi-
~. when ia isprcp,red 10 pun things
lrk. IN mensure. to the position they
orcupiel ,~ioro. we are told that II
vould o. iI-t rcpu,iiaion. To contract
tor creditor q. righteous To expand
g. i.iHor, l. an NV tnl oilense. ncver To
N , ven q, tic Radical party.
rN \.A>nn Dlasi Furnace NJ this
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Fine Piece Goods

kim bo made IN TO order in the best
styic. on short notice, very cheap.
Nov. 10Th, 1874. II
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A. ehssr ~ hen
''hs .na sr,al' I
"'tert'lll- toiieis~
nhio = vus~
'r!i ~, ~5.-iy
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Better Bargains,

h.n almost any one t'ss f~ INT is county. He invites
AZ h teetIon ~ his goo<s snd ptic.s shefhsr Won
Van, toibuv or not s.hs pleasure 70 show good
goods.
OsErH FWFDNAN
ne,Arr r,h ~ y
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Another 'Testir,,ony.
pysrnS N.sRsrt :. Mo ;
April sob. l.rs I

M IrrN HrLf.--NglR Sfs kt.~ isar :. ~ aty
re.r SAf.a-arl-f. ara he h ~ srf NGet c-i sli-
;t- Il rorses..- SIND Yea the tu uN1ug .tsfen rtt
nv
was wnrne - about -ve aEtr-4 - 'skrn pris
sasr nd cnnrt "a FIT b. BEING ~ 70 ~
len ~ voHua~ awe nat healed vet. tAvs not 80
mor..u sincs was WoArdrt. arm slH' through ihs
hp. Nv general heath :. inpsireu. ami need -ovi"
dang 70 assist rlsture. hsv. fail W YOUR sar
..ns~fis han -ns hing else wish fhst 20 be Eerr
inc Tiss.s pres. hslf eof.f i"'ilc- - 'iis'
CAIrsN =. JOHNSON.
Sr Louis No.
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r She Following Gas written April 10Th ltcs BY
vrs Jennie johnson. mother ~ Cart. i"hnscn.
Ds Iof,~ Bf-At--mts Sra Ny husband ~. J. y
Johnson was sklfut surgeon AMI physcisn ~ t.nra
vs~ York where he dicd leaving he above q. y
Johnson 10 ms care ~ thirteen YEAR, II Hrs hei a.
cAf8u Il aarrhs- and -crofblH for which gave your
s,rsaparills IL cured hiin. hsve FER ten wears re-
comm, nded IL a. many in Work Ohio aud lows fci
srrofula fever sores. and general d.hilits Fsrfec
snee.ss has attended g. liz cures effected IN SONS
eases 81 .crofuia and fever we're almost uirncuon-
sn erv snxiors og ny 90 sgaiD have recourse
ysur Sar,sparilia Ne q fearful ~ setting spuriou
article hence hts writing % yen Tor ". HIS WOUND
we're terrible hit believe hs will recover.
Respectfully, -
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or rer,,eyn.r. wes. together with iatte ''re 81
yoTfO~s MILLINERY MATS Ribbons mn AfNGS.
GROCERIES, ~ al kinds HABpw ARR. wOunf>.
WARE and In fact e,erv fhtag usually ionfd n ihp
hest Country store ~ ~ wh'eh have hven ruSsha-ed
extremely low fas cs.h ad FOR CASH be believes he
can now gtNe Ilst3e
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b U l. L S
SARSAPAEaIlLA,

Read the following .Ttra 4 ~ slrfi~r irow ".
Rv-r. orfs Of Reverend ~ .Ri'rr-, one - he "o.
safnss eloquent sud pqpui Ministers - ihs sc'io
lie. Episcopal CAa,h and ois Al present s'aiiohr-
At Rro-4~ay Gu lgcn. Louis IL. \,
toci.y'i,. Ky oc' lisa
pA ions HfI--iTW So; Many fhsnss =" YOU ~
to- m..licin. yuu have 20 kin,ly given nv ! have
heeu xsa ~ negel Tor years s1t had ~, al, a.
various uh,s suae proing 1ctc ~ spine sornt
n, lanr. aud seine my heart 90 ~ Ne s-St - inN
disess have b.tH hurnt h~isr.d snd crrl-et IN d
h,d become di-lierrtenee S"s'i sea srI'ft phNN
,sas DO exam iu-d my spine ~ ,-riea NJ thHi Wa
Threatened Nifh psrsyst~ y -lp pl-NN any DAY sac
that nothing hur .e'on would chew had .
perfect horror ~ that SUI n stating abon having
sns rrted hen yoa kinly seut riF trur Strs-pa
Fis ~Eeh fn f'ic.at.ls lerm 20 'sSe 'hrsr times
tsy had .uH eyed tr-rilt wtit most AGATE rsir Do
',he ight side 80 M haad espsc Nv WREN would reaa
w write for any length ~ time ni rising 50 my feet
woua - perert, blind tnr s-StrL ninsle- snd 'nif
have TO hold to fnsi MN : 70 pres 'rt falling
most h-ppN 10 inform YOU tAsf ih' pain ~ ny
head i entirely relieved: suhsr hat seldom s'ih ~
spine ani then nsi acui.iy. ~ spr-iite j. g",d
N ..- f,r the rst TIME IN nv NJ ~uity ~, dime
more than snv r.irt during ~. As.
Tor kindy roe four h"'iie, ara'n lssi night an
hegen -x.iu -tis nnrniify srf anpr 70 be entiis,
relieved Pl,--- sccvrt my hesr eis thsnk- aud tes'
eishr-
,ei ,-uiy yoar r,o.' 'r.'',9i ,r-rs ,..,rs
~ '..u-,a' ,~ourd. ", .i,l.r I-.,cr- ~ of whc
s.. Da.r, - zengin. srd ~f.,ien lhe per-on'
. vhHst name hey bear
ro i.af suffer Yourself ~ ~ imps I'D Or. lHn'' ~
t'ae "a aN.y AFTER srf toaif'h spsrmsn's llnn'
ris. srUr hesi ~ letting -,ire- sNptfhfcni tof
you with their trssh
NJ Ssrssra-ita hsz rtnet ne tsrt f'r tNr"fN 1--WE
Years z sfii thr sars spsf- y tie asY. rl 80
,ge 'o~ sr.nS ever All others % popularity and q
cnfs.ive gu-fte~.
A~at< ~ fA~As ~hn irving - palm 90 ~ o
ofhe- sNtssets Of ssf.sparfils -o-csllsr krrr rr
Is h. ois and Fsiahe ea-.iy ~ ~ pur'ii~~ ~ "a
sl'oa Ani ssrsfsne Infectious A'~ay- hsre. i4at %
mlnt.
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BULL S
w Orm Destroyer

EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM GFoEgiA.
vnL,sow, ALKynCn. GA..i
june 20
M rous Rr-tt-Desr si-. have recently given yonr
'worln D..ro YER several ,riA aud hndh wonderful
liz Ell ,csus Il has fie M single irstanse 70
nav. the w,.hsf for srect sm doing pretty large
country practice and have dasy for article q
the kind
lam. -ir, most respectfully.
JuIIrsP. CLEMENT, NJ. %.
r. a. so unqualified aud numerous arc the tcstno
mails in favor - my Worm Destroyer ihat newspaper
snac. IL entirely too small 10 tell ts merits
" a IN infsllble remedy Tor Norr-. Try ard h'
convinced See my Jour fora morefull description
John MILL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-24

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pf,ce fled up" Iasi Monday. Martin
Go. Herald.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

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