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81, Loufs Gto5r.
They arc not 90 hungry out thcre now.
NeilhoE IL tlorc 90 much nakedneas visible
smong them. We allude to tho grasehopper-
sufferers OF Kansas, whose poverty las divided
public attention for months past with the Deechor
scandal, tho Louishna ENHANCEMENT, aid tho
lIutcl,,ns-Lackland mixture. Tho solicitors Of
he!p for these people rcon to havo perfotucd
their do1ca:o duty With signal skill and effect.
about $4,000 iu cash and aomo a20o,000 III
clothing aud provisions, Which has not only mot
nil actual necds but really lett On hands, beyond
tho legitimate requirements, an embarrassing
is is 'et Clearly tho csae ia Mitcholl County.
AZ least, whero tho. a!monors Of
"a!d goods" hayo advertised N auctlon salo Of
"mons, wonaens, aud chi!dron's clothing, At
tho reltof-storc in Deloit" with tho eyideut pur-
proceeds ip sllver.plate. county bonds. . Thanks
giving barbecue, or solncthlpg OF That aort.
The people WHO contributed tleso supplies will
10 glad to learn that thsy aro being disposed Of
In i manner that sffectaally prevents hnI'osi.
sion, whto ut tho eame tin1o 1t seeuscs full
appreciation Of each separate article BY pro-
noting generous rivalry In the way Of b,ddlnE
for It. And Mitchell County Ia to be specially
con2l latulatod upon having = class Of "dcHn-
tnte" who are able to minglo business With
pleasure, by procuring rollef tor tle[r wants
through tho entlclng and exhilaratng dlsessIou
Of public auction.
1t "a d little singular that. under such crcsm'
stances ~ those, thofo should still ba calls tor
holp ont In KAnHas. but there arc aurh calls
eyory day. Within weok No hayo noticed IN
our a1changta half dozs n or mora letters from
various localltloY {uc!uding ono iu Mitchell
County,, assuring tho peoplo Of tho East tLas
there Ii Jet presslng naed Of foot aud clothlnE.
aud that donations cannot full OF grRtefal vol.
come and worthy uss for months to como: It
IL still more strange that peopla should continue
making contributions In reiponso to these af'
reals. but they do. San Francisco zcut ~ 600.
aud rittsburg ea,100. only = few days s8os aud
packages OF goods aro constantly going forward
sime 10 stop7 Hasn't enough been done TO var.
liant tho conclusion that Kauaas Call And should
now take care Of herAelf2
Wa are Assured, by tAoso who arc tn position
to speak with certainty, that more money hos
been sopt to Kansas In tho last stx months than
the S;kte eyer received from the aale Of years
tirstc!aEs agricultural product, aud that tho 40.
nxtioua of supplies hRyo exceeded In volume anil
In value tle entire shipments Of ffoiRbta OF all
kinds To tho Sstta durng any previous twelve
months. In addition to all this, The General
0oYornmsnt haa bee., issuing regular rattona TO
all lie really needed in tho frontier counties for
tho last tire or six weskB, to say nothing OF Two
large lots OF army clothing furnished during tlo
Mluter and worth, probably, SO .G0Q. Perhaps
no moro has been DOM then tho ssusttou de-
mAutad; and surely nobody IL going to COM
plain that tho luokls4s settlers wsr4 even hettar
provided for thsu they could hkto provided fol-
thsuasavAa hkd nat t4a srAAshspEH calamity
tt&TtAxaA ehAnk.
, 1875-05-01
a DAVENPORT RhrE CASE.

DAvEsroE7, 1a., April ao.-1n the Dstrict
Court uf This county to-day, the case Of 0ar.et.
Donaldson, charged with committing rape upon
hIs gland.niecc, vas brought to an end By tic
prosecution allowing Donaldson TO plead guilty
to common aAsan]s. Tha defendant is an old
man, and d month or two, ago he was publicly
charged With violating the poison Of Lis own
gsaur1iece, girl Of f6 yeaFa. and then Lribiug
hcr Ia keen II secret. Tho matter created gfeat
excitement at tie timo. AZ both families arc
among tue oldest and moae influential In the
county.
, 1875-05-01
CItuRCH.SQC!AptE.

sptehi Correspondence a TAs Chicago 7fiosns.
GRAND IAvEx, Mich. April 29.-Undoubtedly
tho most successful and pleasant bosidea tho
largest, churc,.socfab1e evor held here WAS that
ilis: olio. The afrsir camo on Ia the Cutler
Hall. Vocal and instrumental music, dancing,
refscahmenta, f'no poetical readings by slrs. VI.
II. Hnughton. tlle ministers vile. viii, social
EarntB, usc.. ucro ths ovoniug'h entertainment.
benefit Of tho HacietY.
, 1875-05-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

Th;a IA a Ind ya.r for nornnerat;o Gn.nte-x IA
we'll an for Democrat,o Io9,slatures. uxSss Ia
not forootten yet. ,,,oupb he has hasn several
weoka dad McG,11nr. Of Nav YORK.. has come
into uuenylablo prominence Is ono WHO talks too
much hnd on tho wrong side; aud tho pounsyl.
yania Speaker, a low follow pamed PATTERSON,
quito disgsaced himself md Ills party.
The yic,,Rbn,o Ieron rcn.rks. bv tbs Powers
Etorn.1 th.t .fnur n, Gonnos IN hot the foro-
moat NJ pout1arn .ta.osmen, aud cannot be
vh;1c anch man ,a Jryvrnaox p4v1a and T1onsnr
NJ. n Hurrrn iva. Tha word ..statcauann in
,hia connection ia nuod IN LIN aarne .ensc. wo
.r,,o.a :. !, ~. ~ No.. rn,rg,, .b.r la
registered Ills uauo and calling In tho prison.
book Of Dlackmells Island.
Thu 1onublican stato Central Committee Of
California have iesusd d call for gtato Couyou-
lion an thu 1otb os Juno. The oninion At the
meotfnu vaa univers., that thu camnaEun a1,onld
be vigorous and aggressive. Rome rood sneak.
era in the Eaatorn atatoa hava nromised to ,ato
a summer trip acroaa the Continent for The a.ko
of thu marty. ali eYnensea mid and 1pc,dant.,,
furnished In generous profusion.
Official roturns always count host for tho Ro-
nnbI,can marty. Those from Connncticut show
that. wb;ie Iyornsort,a m,ior,ty u.a 6a1. thu
Democratic maforttv On Conornasmen VA hnt
2.857. and On eta,a Senators only q2aa. In
MIchioan ths ms;or,ttes for a a w.Irra ard
Il. II. CurcuzoN. Renubl,can candidates. FIR
University neconta. ara %, ana and 10 ia In tta
larroat voto over cust at = snrinu o}ec,,on.
r. 49,. G.. .-1.,,. ,.-.,.
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W.. sp'1a d., ~ Nv ~ a;'o"a Ho Ho"
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I'LL 49,. no,,.a ~ ~ .onaor.,, ,rsa
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.,.,a. ~, !. H. so,rn,,s nr,rn.ad ar.ssn1-a-
Hor, ~ 1914 49,. w, .oo,,;.o ssr,on. ,o,.,ars
uon
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...as 49,. nv 49," ".s - ...,a..a.
hs.4 ~ "Han"asea ae"'p"pe. -. ns.1."
naa NV ue't. asekuea " !ut', su' ,w.aa
in.,as ss.'. s.!s a'I. -. , ns3 .is..an .us.s-
.h1,a ~. 1870 49,. psssas.s pesa nna,w,,
.asa ."a' W. As ".s.1sr nse ..s, %
s,'" po,s' ".'a av.u" - -. ,
C., - - no auAa lenosu sno .a"',5 ~, ~ sae
no'au.1' eo'"'s's'''' NJ 'ui' 1o'''' @A' "an'
a cof'esponaent o' 1nk Tribune ~ Atlau1A
IN, lately had an interview with L. Il. AiLI'
tno UemoaFatle oano'oato LOT ConHle0d III Ina
Ntntn D1ssto1' mr. A'It sa'o locldentally tha'
us PROFESSIONAL lnootno slnco tle close Of the
H1 aaa oeea mofe than sauV.o9o' Ais 1eee orc
frequently $o'ooo 70 elo'ooo, sad 1t IN STATED
thas he Was paid SloV.ooo Tor hsa eervloes In the
nkfoAtf wi'l caso. HILL Il remarkably uuent,
kraceful and sorctble speaker. Hls friends
statss. We fcar thst ho Is altogether too good 4
nan for Congress-. We lmplore tho Democrat.
sf tho Ninth Gaorgfa District to mahe him uae.
, 1875-05-01
FEN iAl

COUNCIL BLrrTs, la.. april 30.-Tho Omaha
dispatch to tho Associated rrcas Of April aJ,
stating that tho Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy
RoAd WAS washed out Indefinitely, Is false and
uncalled for. In Justice to that road, aud to
Ill others conterinE hero, no state that they arc
ali in good operating order, With trains running
u regularly ~ ever,
, 1875-05-01

The following appeared In The Salem (Iaea.)
Gazette oue hundred years ago "Died It Mar
blehosd, April 10, In the 5Csh year OF hcr age.
Mrs. MAnY NICK. wife Of Mr. WILLIAM NICK.
Size was the oldest OF etx twin children. With
relation to hsr family and to former minister ID
that town there Ia tho following curious snec-
dots: 4 win had twins, twins carried ont twins,
. twin held up twins, aud twin baptized them-
on the first day Of the woek. on the flrst day Of
The month, and on tho frat day Of tho year."
, 1875-05-01

FIRST toR HAsT9 SECTION.

FIRST toR EAsw SECTION.
Gnrzo linea OF New Dress Goods, choics
Spring Shades, on Tables Nos. /. q, and ., al
40, as, and 30c, a1l much under value.
100 pcs. DeUoge and Cancels Hair No7ol-
ties. stylish shades, ut 25 to 45o yard.
60 otaos Attractive New Bprinz Dreas Tn-
brics and suitings, in most elegant shades,
1owor than over offered horo.
Now Shades Lyons Pop1ins ut s1.2B. nevoI
rotailed below SITS, and quite equal to ITiak
Poplins.
0r.at Dnrgatns in Black Goods Depart
ment this waok.
, 1875-05-01

WARRINGTON, D. g., May IL q. m.-For the
LAX Region cool, cloudy weather, and rain in
tho Upper Lhka Region during the day, o1teud-
lsg oyor tue Lower Lake licgion during tho
atleruoon or oventng, with uortAo1ly u eastaEly
winda aud falling barometer.
, 1875-05-01

York will advocate the nomination Of no man on
tho ground that be il Now Yorker. Wo want
tllsm to msos us on tho plano OF patriotism
Which ts sovoral tloaroos above the linz Of goo
ataphicAl dIstinctIous."
, 1875-05-01

The Detroit Free Press has penetrated tho
thin excuse given BY Judge NEttsox for adjourn
ing tho Brooklyn trinl. Tho real reason is to
gsvo tho ladfes chanco to have their summer
clothes made up. for shoy fnd it too warm to cit
IN court Ill day In their winter garments.
, 1875-05-01

CINCINNATI, April So.-Tllo Trustees Of tho
Southern Railroad have awarded 10 the Dal.l-
more Bridge Company the contract to build tho
bridge over tho Kentucky River. The bridge is
37d tess high, 200 foot long, aud cost Ss77600.
, 1875-05-01
Tho election viii be held somo

tinlo IN May.
Tho motion +.- 4 new trial TN Ire fNruntls
Mauu "a, Uaeuvuru bfoscl1-of-pron c. at
Danvllia. H. In wboh tho jury gave Manu-
el5. 600 dama3es, WAS argued Yeattf.-5 botoro
Jnare Tery by Mal. Gordon. Of tndihnapo1s.
and tho linn. VII lam siank, Of Terss HAuse.
lhe Judge reserved bis docisiun.
, 1875-05-01

sr. PAUL. April 8o.-M. B. Johns. County
Commissioner Of MoLeod County, WAS STACKED
yesterday by Chris Lsmpka, whle engaged in
surveying. Lanpka attacked Johns With a
p!chfork, running one Of the tines the whole
length OF Ills arm. Jobns. in salr-defense, killed
bia assa,iant ly crushing l,s skull With atono.
, 1875-05-01

6peCt24 Af&L4tfH ~ 4He N"<ANo AfiHh'tes
ST. Louis, April 90.-A dark murder Inns co.
known - Hog Hollow. d country well inter-
spersod With forests. For year or two previous
to April 20, leter Brown, colored man. aud
wife, Celia, occupied houso in this deserted
country, but, though far from the pests Of moth
era.in-iaw aud Hurh. they did not. It seems, lvo
hssmoDiouhly. Tho woman bad Ind taste OF
city life, ard Hog Hollow did not, oftor the
glamour Of tue loneTnoon was over, agroe with
wero heard within the cottage by some Of tho
passtug uoighbors, On Thursday morning john
Morrison And son. noighboEa. SAW volume Of
emoko issuing from Drowo's house. Judging 1t
to DO On fire. tbey ian over, aod breaking opon
tue door thoso vas found evidences of foul play
in the shape OF clottcd blood. Willie Tho uelgh-
borB were still looking about tho house. having
oxtInGulahcl tho tiarnca, for = solution OF the
contagration. Brown cAmo IN TO see Why the IRE
had not gone OF according to programme.
Brown proceeded to explain that tue n,ght PIE
Yfous Lin toga had fought In tho kitchen. by
which ho accounted for tho blood on tho aoot.
That night tho house III question was burned to
Brown WAN missing. Tho ohdctrB hare been ta
search Of the wifo, but nano but blood tEaces
eau b. found Of hot. Blood waa found In front
Of tho doorway Of tho house, aud II is supposed
thrown into tho Missouri River. Our community
yetop,nents 40 looked for with intslest. It II
thought BsoNu haA gone to Kansas.
IOWA TREASURY THIEVES.
DrR MONIES, H., April 3o.-The trial Of 3. Z.
Rankin for tho smnezzlement OF tho funds Of
ths iona stAta Agricultural Collsgo is still In
progrsas in the District Court hore. Tho tes!i-
lnony OF the Hon. Cicero Close. enc Of tho NOM
bors OF the Board OF Trustees who settled With
napkln. was concluded this afternoon. Gov.
@. O. Caspenter and aha Hon. o. II. 2. buchanan
we1o examined. aii on behalf Of tho rroaecu.
tlon. The books Of Rankin. ~ Treasurer
Of tho College, wore submitted In evidence.
showing tho amounts duo on tho several
funds ~ claimed by the prosecution. Tho at
torneys In behalf Of tie Htsse oileEod tu owl
deuce Naukin's testimony - given by him bcfofe
the Legislative Investigating Committee In 1873.
Judge Eourae, attorney for tue laionse, objected
to til admission, and introduced members Of tho
Committee 10 prove that RAnkin visa assured BY
the Committee lint kny station ent ho might thero
mshe would not BE- usod against hlna In any
future prosecution.
It III understood that in the c4ae OF IsAao
Drsudt, who Wa convicted Of embszxlsmeat
y4atszdsy, bis Attorney will srKuA motion for :
new ttiAl q Thursday Of usxt weak Il u the
pssyasst oplalaa shsa tn motion Ill kt asss-
, 1875-05-01

DIED or HIS WOUNDS.
WnErsnArnE, April a0.-OHicef Esibscunner.
who mas shot BY tho Conuetls yesterday, died
this morniug.
, 1875-05-01
ITEM

III. D. ". Hitchcock, the General Passenger
Agept OF the Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy
llai!road, In 4 communication to TuE Ta1nuNz,
statea that tue report In the morning paporB In
regard 10 theis road being washed out between
Council Bluffs and Pacific City vas incorrect in
part, tho through tsanc not being delayed 1t all
by tho accident md trains making their regular
time. Tho ronl IL repaired, and trains aro luu-
ming On time as uaual.
Air. +. q. Murphy. Of tho freight department
of ihs Chicago. burlington 4 Quincy 1lailroad,
has been appointed tra7o!iag agent. lot. tho
Northwest OF tho Baltimore t. Ohio Railroad.
, 1875-05-01
MURDERER ARRESTED.


Sptrfai Usnatch to The ehtenoo Tribune.
DEs nfo1sEs, H., April a0.--On tho 2Gth Of last
September. Joseph Little, Of this city, 1t n
dsnce-houao In Newton, jasper County. ahot and
killed negro. named TAFT, who, It Ia said Llt:la
had cbnrgcd with being intimate with his wife.
Little thon escaped. Tho samo night, . German
farmer, named Honry Maitland, = bachelor.
living Mono, aud known to have large suns
Of monev in his possession. WIS shot, Ia
Camp Township, Polk Comfy nsout ~
found the next morning. several rods from tile
houBe, pierced With tLree bullcta. His house
had been ra,snckod. aud ono Of his horaoa waH
missing. At an enrlY iiour that morning his
horse was found uoar this ctr, md near by
revolver. will, four barrels empty md one cllsrn
boz loaded. The pistol, 70 Il is stated. has been
identified as belonging 20 Little. Tha balls OK
tracted from MailandH body ilt this ntstol. The
theory 10. that Little went to Ma'lana's. knowing
monoy to !!oa tho country. Tho one shot fred
1t T'ait, lilo three bills In Maiiand's BODY. and
tho ono bail In tho pistol agreo with this theory.
No trace Of Little could bo had until day or
that 10 had Just returned to tho house Of lna
blothcr-in-lAw, pear Grennbush. iu Warren
County, aud was Mt work in saw-snill. flis
wifo returned to this city after tue TAFT murder.
About 10 o'clock Tuesday night It vas digcov-
ered tbht tho house VAS vacant. Tho otllccre
at ouco started for Greenbush, aud arrived
at tho house vlore Little WAS stopping about
daylight. Guarding tho doors, they rapped. mud
we're adrnlttcd wcnn Littl' was found aslcep OIL
tho floor. He nwoko undtr coyor Of their re-.
volyers, and wAs bound, brought hero. aud
lodged in Jail. Ho quietly told tie officers that
''it WAS lucky they wcro not lftcen minutes
Iater, as le would have boon ready to hRye
killed crery ono OF thom. He had three
royol,ess. but his brothor-sn-law made him
ioaye them outside tho house when
ho won't bed. He gave An account OF hts wan-
dcriugs sncc tho murder, which shows lo Las
becn olmost conatnutly On tho moye,-f'rst to
New orlcans, thonco to Alabama, Pensacola,
ro1as, Matamoras, San Antonio. Fort Arbuckle,
Fort Sill, tho Apaclio Indians, Fort Scott, Kan
eas, otc. Most OF this journey ito ulade OH foot.
|. IIo says he had st6 iu silver when Le left. i1o
IL tough customer. I1e waa lodged In Jail for
further examination. which tnakos the fourth
, 1875-05-01

THE WAR. .
Tho railroad war, wtlcu il now III the third
month OF its existence, is Btlt the topic Of con-
veraation in railway crclos, though no apparent
progress has boeu mado during the laat two
weeks, nor lave aoy changes OF ang Giud beon
made. Speculation H. howoreE, iudu'gce In as
to when tue contest wilt end and whsthes Preai.
dent Garrett or President Scott viii bo the firet
Qua to throw up tho sponge. Sides aro taken
often, Aad the tnosjts Of the Dalsmose d Ohio
and peuuaylyan:a Companies Aro warmly e1pa-
tlated on by t1i=ir resi,cctivs adhe:cntB. It II.
however, apparent that the Baltimore i Ohio
has the greatest number Of sappoftets aud de-
flanders tn this citv.
A baltimore pager Btatns that there is rutnor
that trouble ia brewing bet'soou the pennsylvA-
n[a Company nnd Shr..es'B Limo Of steamers. It
was stated ! few days ago thnt the freight ar
rangenents between tho Baltimore 4 Ohio
and tho rnladelphis, Wilmington & halsimo's
Comrhuy had beon broken OF. This WAS
caused. It 10 alleged, by Tho lat.cs retu.ins to
p.otato with tbs former Oh the cut rltes Cn
Western business 10 and from l'hilalelpha. It
Ia known that bat feeling has existed between
phia, Wi!miueson L Baltimore Company re-
fused, At tho Tegue:t OF tle Pennsylvania
Company, to sell tickets In Baltimore fur roiIts
north Of Philadelphia. The officials Of the uati-
moro 4, Ohio havo nover leon ablo to reconcile
this proceeding with the asserted noutratv Of
the ThiIaie1phta4 Wilmington & Baltimore Com
pauy iu tho present railroad wnr. However this
may be, the Baltimore l. Ohio commented about
two weeks ago shipping the bulk Of their Vest
esn.bound freight to baltimore and pA!iade!phia
by tue sh1iycr's Line Of steamers. These ateam-
crs, in going to ard coming from Philadelphia
uYe tile Chesapeake j. Delaware Canal. AID in
gong to and coming from Now Yora, tho Della
u aro l. Rnritau. Tic pennsylynnia COMPANY
owna tile Dclnwhrs l. RAsitan Cnuai, md tho
rumor IL that they will in.eEsore aud prevent the
C,nal Co1npsny from carrying tho treig4ts Of tho
baltimore i Ohio Kal1Toad through it.
, 1875-05-01

ltn Existence in MiclsiGnn.-Of n tho Tfp-
pcrnrr type nnd Genus County.
Seaf-rlio Spuntk OF BALDWIN CITY
nuu tho NcFyclesB m en- OF ChnAc.
, 1875-05-01


reliable family horse, sporttyoly placing hcsselt
on tho sharks back aud guiding hInl by blu
aonsitive iins. II Miss MILLER can't find u
ahark sho pract!cea tho ecalos BY mounting
monster ealmou.-CinctnnatI Commercial.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Satr1non Uouse-deosgs Cosliss, Nav York Charles
Turner. Omaha II. G. Hill, Iowa; J. T. Ellleott,
Kaua4s =; ". II. Nurlbut, Rochester; O. Q, uuriett,
Troy i. Rodriguez. Now York John II. ssnder..
9sts 4ssii pSsns ass9a3 es;: s. os r.
pss,ss .s; p.:s .;s,s H. G:st's? s" Ssss sss.s.
Ysnften I. b. owen. Detroit; a. lafter: -. lso..
TO Eao. :. ZONES, Nsx Yost; y: J. wAlL.ee. u.
deosas i. brorn Thilsdslphia; ioesph M1..rgrave,
Cincinnati; i. g: Dalsh. hesson; L q; w "l''sms'
fss eses YET j. Il ssas ssssb. s 1T = T
g. Loois =. y. W.t.on. NV Ysfti II: I; Ttl%sar.
pstG a. Il ,s;rd Nss Wilt II
Az Il e's os::s, i4i:S.t': rsirts ,'eSs3, i. Sosa'
1sssss :ss sfs ssss,' F''t s; ::!!s HI ss
ri. Tens Ieuts aeIsns Ssit.nos. ~ John II.
hsiss a SssSs. s:s 53 3t. 2a,,s a.,ss J. j.
aes;ss + ES:..l. ws.h!as!oa: !: i. ST.{n, Bo:tea
nj nanita. js.s i i = oi;els 81 au.ts@.i. T. A.; s
Crsiu, uoston Henry q. Wsyner. balsiaore; @. w
li.trsoD; T. loxa CITY, ). Y. Edwa1is, ": Paul..
6fs1e. @ paSaau.; rh.d a",' .. rsuna, % si.cca,sa
J. T. uarpor. II faso: u. .. Miller. Te1As HsnrJ
1toot. Quincy Il Wsss. fsw orIsana i. T. clowEy
ioruiA VI. Uu.rd, Buffalo; =. II. Hitchcock. Glove
> land deolgs u. oookt New York Louis u, ua.srd,
InaisnapolN; G. 2. Blanchsri Eris J. Il. Wat. ii.
Louis John coeh1.ne, Nsx oslssns; i. Il. burt.
Marquette ohssles p: Rhodes. cAvslsndt Judge
psufosni4t 4 p. Rou9htop. AuxsIkse; +. q. VIII.
Aas ksosSsl9aasi Ed. 4s<asss aaltlssassi chzs1as
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-11
To COnsusss,lDtives.

The advertiser, retired MUSICIAN, hay
ing providentially discovered, while Med.
icsl Missionary In southern Asia, a very
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy snd
permanent cure Of Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, and all throat and lung
alections,- . positive and radical spe-
ciic Tor Nervous Debility, Premature be-
cay, and all Nervous Complaints, feels II his
duty to make 1t known TO bis suffering tel
lows. Actuated by this motive, he will
cheertully send tree Of charge) - all who
desire 1t, the receipt for preparing, and iull
directions for successfully using, tins proyi-
dentislly desired remedy. Those who wish
to avail themselves VI the benefits OF this
discovery without cost, can do 10 by return
mail, by addressing
DIR. CHARLES u, MARSHALL,
" Niagara Street.
2I-4-i-wSt. Buffalo, N. y.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-11

Mr.. Phil II. saup wishes 10 announce to
his trends and the public generally, that
he has lately ffted up, IN excellent style,
his commodi0us and comfortable irlors on
Washington avenue, near Eighth street. for
tie entertainment Of those OF our citizens
and The rest Of mankind who indulge In
lee cream, soda water, eOnfectioaeries, &C..
and that he Is prepared TO furnish to eiti.
xens Of Cairo. 1t home or st his parlors,
anything In his line. Phil. IS well known
10 our citizens, and ~ his rooms are very
pleasantly fitted up, and As he eau always
be found at his post, day or night, 70 look
after be welfare Of his customers. we be.
sp~akfor him that custom which his cutter
prise merits. His lee cream and lemons de
ere delicious, his sofia water u not equalled
by any 10 the city, and ~ far as COME ction.
cries are concerned. 10 cannot be denie d
that his stock Is always the best In the city.
AI2.5.l4.im
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gathering a share Of the increased vital
ity, have widely advertised their unsold
real estate comprising many thousand
acres), and Offer special Inducements in
price and locality to all who may desire
to embark in any Of the productive In
dustries called for by the necessities Of
the lower Mississippi Valley. The In
ducements held out to this class are
strong, and high hopes are entertained
that the result will be seen In the speedy
investment Of large sums OF money In
manufacturer Z
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Or. Seth Arnold's Cough Kilier--the
great eradicator Tor al lung diseases "a 81
perior remedy 10 all other medicines ySt
discovered, In severe cases. Its . sure.
quick, and perfectly safe remedy ier
coughs, colds, sore tbrost, whooping cough
Group, sna oil diseases Of the throat and
lungs. Retail rice, % aud 10 cents aud ) :.
Any bottle that does not give relic fmAy be
returned, and the money will W refunded.
Ds. Seth Arneld's Dissrhssa BSksn, % and
% ceuts. 9sMember IL V wAsesated. Ar.
nolds Bilious Mshdssks Pill, operating
Without sicksess and palm. Compounded
by Ds. Seth Arnold's Medical 'Corporaii N,
Woonsockes, X. I. Sold w Paul q. sch,ih,
druggist. Cairo, III. ~ .25.3m.
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phySiologisss ssy, the human body is en-
iirely changed aud renewed. Every mo-
ment II oar lives. every part Of our bodies
IL weaaug out and v being built up Ans "
Of fresh matter. This work Ia accomplished
BY the blood which goes through every
part. hut IL the blood becomes weak or
yitiAted, and does not perform Its work
properly, the system Il actusily poisone
by the worn-out matter clogging the Vital
organs instead Of leAviAg the body. Fol-
dyspepsia, bIliousness, kidney, skin and
liver troubles. tsysrs. aud ell dissases Ari'-
ing from visiated blood, DIR. WALKkR's
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR DIrSDRs are SOW
ereign remedy, 5.l4.dk w.4w.