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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

CARE FOR DAUGHrERs.-Wo Would you
show yourself really good to your daugh-
ters Then be generous to them in a
truer sense than that Of heaping trink-
cts on their nccks Train them for IN
dependence first and then labor to give
it 10 them. Let them as soon as ever
they are grown up, have some little
money, or means Of making money, to
be their own. and teach them how to
deal with It. without needing. every mo
ment, somebody to help them. Calcu-
late what you give them or will bequeath
to them, not. as is usually done, on the
chances Of their making a rich marri-
age. but on the probability Of their re-
naming single and according to the
scale Of living to which you have ac-
customed them. Suppress their luxu-
ries now If need be, but do not leave
them with scarcely bare pecessaries here
after. IN striking contrast 70 their home.
Above all. help them to help themselves.
/ lit them to be able to add 70 their own
means. rather than 70 be forever pinch
ing and economizing, till their minds
are narrowed aud their hearts sick
Give them al the culture you can 70
every power which they may possess.
II they should marry after all, they viii
/ be the better and the happier for it. Il
they remain among the million Of the
unmarried. they will bless you 10 your
grave. and say Of you. what cannot be
said of many doting parent BY his sur
giying child, Ny father cared that
should BE- happy after bis death. as
we'll a. while I Was his pet and his toy
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

yIsIT YOUR PARENTs.-If you live in
the same place. let your steps be, if pos
sible. daily familiar in the old home if
you are miles away-yea, many miles
away-make It yOur business TO 60 to
your parents. In this matter, do not
regard time or expense the one is well
spent, and the other will be, even a
hundred fold. repaid When some day
the word reaches you, flashed over the
telegraph. that your mother Is gone. you
will not think them much, those hours
Of travel which at last bore you to the
loved ones side.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

L. II. THOMPSON,
A TrORNEY. COUNSELLOR AND SOLICITOR.
n Also bounty aud Pension Agent, lrasburgh, VI.
MADISON COWLES,
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND ALL
w the latest STYLES of ready-made Collins Caskets'
Burial Robes and Trimmings Of every description
1frfnt reaaouable West Albany Vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15
YOUNG MEN

u1 you like q nice stylish Fine Boot that viii 90 your
g0. and please your sweetheart? Try a pair Of our
french Calf Boxtoes, (HeiU SfUicl; price, So good
assortment OF Mems and BOYS
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15
ALL KINDS OF
JOB print ING +!
Done at the Monitor Office.
GI7 Ny SO0Is MG0F At
Just Received

large lot OF French Kip and Calf skins 90 c. f.
DAVIS, Barton W. The increasing demand for my
french Kip Boots c1rrobemtes the Old saying "The
Best is The Cheapest"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


IAN UE FOUND AT j. T.. DWINELLs SHOP
good stock OF Furniture Of all kinds; also a
rsu and we'll selected stock OF Carpets, Room Paper,
Picture Frames Plain and GntEdge Curtains. and Fix
lures o match. nice lot Of Baby Cabs, with CANOPY
Ton fI you ike. Good stock Of Collins ana Caskets'
a wi be sold low for cash or approved credit. He
viii not bc beat on prices. Glover, VI. 4-25u
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

WIN. b. DODGE
r DWELL. VT. AGENT FOR THE CHAMPLAlL
4 Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Burlington,
~ Insure Dwellings, Farm Property, Household
FURNITURE etc aud Mercantile Risks for the term Of
three or Ave years. All honest losses equitably
5.it,st,d ami nromptlv maid. - 5-3
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15
FARM

.ud them preferable 10 heavy cowhiJe for they Keep
9f Turn trutrr aud "wear like WOu." Every pair
warranted 20 give perfect satisfaction. Price, $3.50,
1u. ltlio more than a cheap made sale boot
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

j. Il. WRIGHT,
physician aud Surgeon. Office at his residence
02-l Barton Landing VI.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

ROBERT GILLIS,
DEALEE IN HARNESSES blankets, whips, curry
J nnmh. &C.. Barton Landing. W.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

DIR. q. 4. BENIIs,
III rs Craftsbury. Vermont.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

as j. lil4llt
.,UCCEssoR TO y. p. CHENEY, WILL CONTINUE
tpsou Large Variety Of Sewing and Knitting
Machines orders solicited.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

Al. CUTLER.
MILLINERY. DREssMARGNG AND PATTERN
MN Rooms
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

.u-ccrssoR TO wM. JosLYN 6 SONS. DEALER
- Boo Drugs. Medicines Dye stufs, Paints, OILS, Jap
au Turpeutinr, Ysrnishcs. Brushes, window Glass,
Putty Books stationery and Fancy Goods.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15
, DIRECTORY.

O. A. ROBINSON g CO.,
VNEALERs rs CHOICE BRANDS OF FLOUR.
, Depot store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-15

J. y. WEBSTEE.
lgE. FIRE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-07

by resolution, order aud direct the deliy-
cry of said bonds.
Accompanying said petition was the
following
RESOLUTION,
which was read by the clerk. viz:
De it resolved BY the city council of the
city of Cairo That the petition of 4. b.
Stafford, trustee of the city of Cairo in
matter OF the bonds issued by said city of
Cairo, TO the Cairo & st. Louis railroad
/ company, under Ordinance No. 100. ap-
proved July 22d, 1871. be- received. filed
with the clerk of the city and approved /:
and that the said A. b. Stafford, trustee.
etc..aforesaid be and he is hereby directed,
authorized and empowered, for and on
behalf of said city. and as trustee. etc. as
aforeS said, upon the said railroad company
delivering to said trustee fily-six thou
sand dollars OF the capital stock OF said
company. to deliver over to said COM
pany the Gfy-six thousand dollars of
bonds, now held by said trustee. under
said Ordinance No. 100, aud specified in
said petition, taking the receipt of said
company therefor.
BE II further resolved that the said
trustee. before delivering said bonds aforc-
said. shall detach from said bonds a sufi-
cient number of the interest coupons.
thereumto attached. to cover the interest
accruing on said bonds up to March 5th.
$50 ;and that he deliver over said coupons
so detached. together with the $50, 600 of
capital stock aforesaid, to the treasurer of
the city Of Cairo taking his receipt there
for.
BE il further resolved. That upon the
said trustee filing with the city clerk. the
receipt of said company for the said bonds.
and the receipt of said treasurer for said
stock and detached coupons. he shall
thereupon be discharged ~ trustee, etc,
aforesaid
On motion Of Alderman Halliday. said
resolution was adopted by the following
vote:
Aycs-IIalliday, McEwen. McGauley.
Morris, Thi,tlewood and Walder-G
Mayo.
The council on motion of Alderman
Halliday, adjourned
WILL X. HAWKINS, City Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-Gillct's Baking Powder--for sale
everywhere.
--Gillets Flavoring Extracts-the best
in use, and for sale by nearly every gro
Ger.
Joe Roreker 4. now in full control of
he Washington bakery. aud having learn
ed the wants Of the public, is prepared t.
SUPPLY on call al demands for French loaf,
Bottom, Brown and Graham bread. ana
everything else ordinarily found in first
class bak ~. Ne maintains a fu sto, X of
conicctIoneries, and can, as well ~ any
other dealer in the city, Ill all orders in
that line. Cakes baked, frosted or orna
meuted on short notice Spccia lattcntion
given to the orlers Of wedding or picnic
parties. l2-tf.
Call for the bcst--Gillct's Baking
Powdcr-ior it never disappoints the
cook.
Newly finely furnished barber
shop by George steinhUuse, corner Com
mercial avenue and Eighth street. Y. arr
OF practice have given him light hand
! that makes smooth slave delightful. Al
who try IN once will call again. Al the
late tally papers are kept on his table 10
the benefit o. his Customers, and there i
no tediou, waiting for turns. tf
-Gillct's Baking Powder-the best in
use-always relabl'.
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o the society, which were unanimously

to the society, which were unanimously
I adopted.
Several names, by which the organiza-
ton should b. hereafter known were
then suggested, when Mr.. .Schucl. ., y,..
| posed that the society be named in honor
of Col. 5. Stats Taylor, OF this city, the
"Taylor Literary Society" which was
! adopted by solid vote of the entire as
sembly.
Mr.. McGec then moved that the regu-
lar time of meeting be fixed for Wcdnes-
day, which was adopted.
Miscellaneous business now being in
order, the treasurer took this opportunity
TO notify the members of the society. that
the time for paying imitation fees would
expire two weeks from that evening. and
all who were IN arrears ut the expiration
Of that time. would not be conside red
members of the society.
A motion by Mr.. McGee. that a com
mittec be- appointed to draw up petition
TO the city council. asking that body for
the privilege OF holding their regular
meeting. in the council chamber, was car
ricd.
On motion of Mr.. Jones. Mcssrs. Nc
Gee, Schuckels aud Hendricks were Sc
lected to compose said committee.
Messrs. Niece. IIeley and Carpenter.
who were appointed by the president to
select three questions from ,ybirh np,
should be taken for the subject Of the
next debate, TO take place next Friday
night, then reported, and the question,
Resolved, "That Education should be
Compulsory" was selected. with Mcssre.
Hendricks and Carpenter in the aiilrma-
! tive, and Mcssrs. Ernst and Edward
Tholickc in the negative.
The president then appointed for an
original Grafton Mr. Niece. and Mr.. Car
pcntcr for AN essay.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
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Letter List.

List Of letters remaining uucallcd for
in the Post Office at Cairo. Illinois. Satur-
day, March 6, ls7j.
LADIES' LIST.
Anderson Elizabeth, Anders n Mrs VI.
BuId Annie, Bowls En- ".
Che atham Annie, Comus Ellen, Comms
Mrs Joe.
Desmond Eliza.
Fitzgcrad Annie, Far Mary.
Hahn, Sidonie, Hamilton Martha, Hughes
Nolle +.
Jones Mr., IN, johnson VI.
knowltou Msry.
Miles knt", Moore Sallie.
Pillars Annie.
10 LOui.a
sursa rcll st John Mary L, strouse sa.
fah
Walker Harriet, wardeld Hattie, VII.
liams Jane NJ.
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Anderson \.
Bond. 4 VI, Biidrss Dallas, Bi,hop Fred,
B-ansel Joseph, Belcher NJ Il, Back sam
uel, Block samuel, Blndy Il NJ.
CBmpn,l! John.
Doz- Charles Dillsrd VI, Doring Pat
knni- Edward.
Funk II c, Findlay Harden, Fowler g..
Go.hcrn 4 q, Gerkin ID r. Greaney
Ja., Guiant VIM.
Hi Cha'. Hofel Fred. Hayes Rev II.
Hopkins VIM. Harris W y.
Jackson W II.
Kendls NJ c, k'utz X Mooncr.
Lindsey SEQ W, Lewis Isaac, Layerty
&c.
Martin 4 j, McCu'chcon d VI, Mcclure
A, McCu Tough FL, McMAster II, Ne Crarey
Jack, Mu-ply john, Mahon y Michael,
Mahlnd rhos
Penn Ben, Parkin' W &.
Russell h II, Russell II, Robert, J. c,
X ed W Is.
Smith David, Stork Geo NJ, Swannel Hen
~, Savage Jas, Smith Ju lson, cyson
Joho, Spar j l., Stapleton Nj hazel
Worhs III Dav /, We'll Eddie, Wilson L
Z, William. J B, W u,on NJ riiner, Win.
koop T \. White Willie 5,
Young SAINT.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say advertised"
GEO. W. MCkEArG, L. VI.
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TAYLOR LITERARY SOCIETY"
The T.. 7. .. and the iouug Mems De-
batting Clubs Consolidated.
The New society Named In Honor OF
col -. stats Taylor.

In accordance with the arrangements
made by the committee appointed by I'll g
Fun. Fact and Fiction debating society
and the Young Mems Literary Club, OF
this city. the two clubs convened in joint
meeting in the Parish school room on
Friday evening. After the business of
settling up all the affairs Of the old clubs
was transacted, they were dissolved, and
the organization of the new club
which was named in honor of that most
worthy gentleman. Col, :. 5. Taylor,
the Taylor Literary Society, was I'M
mediatcly proceeded to, The following
is an account of the proceedings:
Mr.. Milburn was called to the chair, and
Mr.. John Oswald chosen secretary pro
TEN.
Mr.. Schuckers moved that the society
at once proceed to the election of officers,
which was carried, and the following Of
ficers elected, to serve term OF three
months:
Presidential. II. Milburn.
Vice President-Charlc Carpenter,
Secretary-John Oswald.
Trcsurer-Gcorge Hendricks.
On motion, committee of four, con-
sisting of Messrs. Milburn, Schuckers,
Carpenter and Hendricks, was appointed
and authorized to draw up II constitution
and bylaws, and submitted the same to
the club.
A recess of fifteen minutes was allowed
for the committee. in which time they
concluded to present constitution which
had previously been prepared by one OF
the members Of a committee.
The meeting was then called to order
by the president, when the secretary sub
mitted the said constitution and hy-law'
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Landlord. Of hotels and boarding house,
Will iindit 10 their adya' t,go u call upon
Mrs & .lcmln. No ~ Fourth street, be-
tween v shirgfon and Comm, rciil aycn.
ues, snd ascertain her term, Tor doinR no 81
and boa ding house wa,hc, boy the week
Her wh lc,Ilr pfi.c- are extremely
lOw-1ic. per dozen. For piece work pr cc-
are a. follow: >inge shirt and eli
lar, lee; p dozen e.; sock. Dc; two col.
lar, &c; tw haudkerchiei., BE-: Ve,t, zoe;
and al gcn'lcmcu'- wear, 7jc per
dozen. I.alic,' dresses, - to Doc:
skirt, II - zoe; drawer. 10 to ljc: two
pair hose &c: two collars , TO Ice. For Ia.
dies plain clothes 81 OOp,r dozen; for Ia
dies line clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
promptly, aud promptly delivered. Pa
trnnage solicited.
3j-I-lO-lm
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The Rev. Mr.. Thayer will preach his
farewell sermon at the First Presbyterian
church of this city thi, evening.
services a, usual at the Church of the
Redeemer to-day ut 1890 a. IN. and 1880
y. III. The subject of the sermon at the
evening services will be Gambling"
The services during the week will be at
1870 p. IN. Tuesday aud Thursday aud at
1880 =. N. wednesday and Friday.
There will De service, at the VI. T..
Church Hi, evening at $50 o'clock. sub
jet: obligations of the Christian Citi-
zen There will be no services in the
morning, owing to the i'll health Of the
pastor.
There will De a meeting at the Libcr-
cral Religious hall tonight, on which oc-
ca>ion the audience will be entertained
by select reading. The public are inyit-
Cd TO attend.
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TO Contractors.

Sealed proposals, addressed to the City
Council of the city of Cairo, will be re-
ceved at my Office until O'Clock p. m.
of Tuesday, the 10th day of March, for
removing the pest-house from its
present location on Thirry-Fourth street,
to point on "Gravc-Iard Ridge at or
near It's junction with Park avenue, il
extended.
Said building Is to De removed to said
last mentioned location and placed
thereon in as good condition as the same
now Is.
The City Council reserves the right tC
reject any and all bids.
WILL X HAWKINS, City Clerk.
CAIRO, Ill, March 9th, 1875, 1910
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LOCAL NOTICES.
lsersnttnI Faxes.

The undersigned, lest hi, former notice
in regard TO the payment Of personal
taxes may be misunderstood, takes this
method of informing those interested
that It applies to all cla,scs--tho,c who
own real estate n well a. those who do
not. Cost will accrue and be charged
upon all delinqucmts without regard to
persons, and di.tr;int positively be made
upon their property after the limit allow
ed by law. the 10th inst.
ALEX. II. IHViN.
l3-}-i-dtd Collector.
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ATTENTION. EVERYBODY.
Great Sacrifice OF Iine Cutlery.

will offer for sale for the next 3Odavs,
the largest invoice of Wostcnholm,
Roger & Wade, and Butcher cut
lcry. ever offered in Cairo, at importers
prices. It consists of pcnknivcs Of all
grade, and prices; also a large ssortmrnl
ofsci,sors. The goods are now on cXhi.
bition, and consist Of the finest good,
ever brought 10 Cairo. which | will
sell at prices that cannot Of cqualed IN
the West. Call and see for yourselves.
ID. HARTMAN,
Cor. Sixth Street and Commercial.
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THE FIRST STEP.
Preliminary Meeting ofthe Nv oman's
sIub and Library Association"

We believe that to Mrs. Or. Wardncr
Mrs. II. II. Candee and Mrs. A. Is. SAT.
ford, belongs the credit Of organizing in
Cairo. the idea Of ladies' society for the
purpose of the discussion Of all branches
OF womans work. Through the agcncy
OF these ladies, some sixteen ladies met at
the residence Of Mrs. DR.. Wardncr on
Saturday afternoon. The meeting was
called TO order. Mrs. u. VI. Candec in tie
chair and Mrs. =. a. Taylor installed as
secretary. Mrs. Candee briefly and con-
cisely stated the object Of the meeting.
and suggested that tue society be called
''rhe WOman's Club and Library Asso-
ciation.' A motion to that effect was
seconded and unanimously adopted. IL
was decided to hold meetings every alter
nate week on Monday evenings. at the
residences of the members.
The initiation fee was fixed at 81 aud
the annual dues at 81, payable quarterly.
The following ladies' were enrolled rs
members of the society
Mrs. \. Il. Stafford. Mrs. y Linton.
Mr.. Phil. Howard, Mrs. Jacob Martin.
Mrs. J.. X. Warder. Mrs. V. H. Oberly,
Mrs. VI. Wall. Mrs. VI. II. Ford. Mrs. G..
T.. Goss, Mrs. VI. j. Pink. Mrs. VI. 4.
AFTER. Mrs. ,. T.. Walters. MR.. w. u.
Gilbert, Mrs. II, II. Candcc, Mrs. l.. ~
Taylor.
Mrs. J. II. Obcrly was clrcted Prcsi.
dent Of the society. MG~.lI. II. Candce
Vice President apfNlr.. c. L. Goss.
Secretary and Treasurer. The society
adjourned aI 'd,mcs e, at the same place one
'N>.|J'" NEXT Monday evening.
Stuart q Gholson will receive thi,
week from New York Importer n -plen-
did line Of Hamburg Embroidcrics. This
assortment will be- found the most attrac-
tive yet offered and all very cheap.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Special Meeting Thereof.
CouNCI1. CHAMBER.

CoUNCU CHAMBER, !
CAIRO, LII, March ., $50, 1870 pm.
Present-IIs Honor, Mayor Wood
and Aldermen Halliday, McEwen, Nc
Gauley, Morris, Thistcwood, and Valdez
&C.
OBJECT
The chair stated that the object of the
meeting was for the purpose of consider
ing and acting on the matter of instruc-
ting Mr.. 4. Il. Stafford, trustee for the
city in the matter of the bonds of the
cityisSued TO the Cairo x 81. Louis Il. II,
Co., to deliver said bonds to the proper
officers of said railroad company.
PETITION,
a petition from \. i. Stafford, trustee
as aforesaid was presented, representing
that he holds as trustee for the city, the
sum of $4,000 in bonds OF the city Of
Cairo, issued under ordinance No. 100,
approved July %, ISL, TO the Cairo and
st. Louis railroad company, which are,
by the terms of said ordinance, 70 be de-
livered to said railroad company, when
the track thereof is completed and the
ears run thereon from Cairo TO st. Louis,
upon delivery to him as trustee, by said
railroad company of $4,000 Of the capt.
tai stock of sand company.
Said petitioner further states that said
railroad company by its President, S.
Stats Taylor, has on the 9th day Of
March rendered to him the said $4,000
of the capital stock ofsaid company, and
demanded of him the said S56, 000in bonds,
at the same time furnishing him evidence
in writing of the compliance of said rail-
road company with the terms of said or
dinance, by the affidavit Of F. f. Canda
and W. 5. Searls, accompanying said Pc
tition,
Said petitioner further states that al
though he Is advised and believes that the
contingency has happened upon which
said bonds have become deliverable to
said company. and that in such event he
is already authorized and empowered to
deliver the same; yet for his own per.
sonal safety aud protection, and in order
to relieve him from further responsibility,
he respectfully asks that the council will
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-07
Resignation Accepted.

At special meeting of the First Pres
bytcrian Church held on Wednesday
evening last. the resignation of the Pas
tor, Rev. II. Is. rhayer, d. D., was ac-
crptcd, aud the following resolutions
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. The i.cv. DR.. Thayer ID. D..
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church. OF
this city Ia, rendered his resignation,
aud earnestly requested the Church to
unite in IL acceptance. therefore.
Res0ired. That in yielding to this his
request. we desire To- bear cheerful wit
uc,, TO hi, christian zeal. earue,tucSs and
great succes, a. au able ana faithful en-
FOUNDER OF Gods word and a diligcnt
servant in the Lords vineyard.
Resoirsa. That a. he leaves This pulpit,
where he has 40 constantly and faithfully
preached Christ and Him cruciticd, that
our PRAYERS and best wishes shall 20 with
him that he may continue to "wirld the
sword of the Spirit" with like power and
win souls To Christ in the field where
God la, called him TO labor.
Rcsoiccd. That we cordially commend
him and hi, family 10 the christian fell
lowship and confidence of those with
whom tbsir lots may hereafter be cast.
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Having ,ignilicd her intention to com
ply with the wi-hc. Of a large number OF
citizens. Mr. Jacob Martin will deliver
her lecture ia the Athcncum next Monday
evening. We expect to see the
Athcncum crowded to Overlooking. Her
ability to do justice to her subject
Woman. the companion and equal Of
man'-i, ample, and there il, we sincere
ly believe, an excellent treat in store for
all who are present.
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The Ministries.

The minstrel troupe, under the man
agcment Of Harry Robinson, which will
appear at the Athcncum in this city Tues
dav and Wednesday nights, have gained
a widespread reputation Tor their ability
a. artists, which they undoubtedly de-
scrve.and 10 those of our people who want
to laugh and BE merry, we would say, 90
and see them. An exchange says: A
new innovation in minstrclsy i the in
PRODUCTION to the public of six end men,
Among the artists is Mr.. Cha,. Adams,
who ,u,taims the one end with great credit
TO himself. a is attcstcd hy the auditors.
Thi- artist and gentleman cater, solelyto
those before him, rely iug for merit only
from those who caa appreciate native wit,
a HIGH degree scntiincntality, and quick
rcpartccs, in his 'peciaIty-Dutch bu-i-
ness. lie is second to none in the imita-
ton Of our Tcutonc friends"
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To Aggravate Dyspepsia,

introduce Alcohol into the stomach, an
thereby rob the digestive fluid Of Its solvent
power. S,turate a piece OF bread ami meat
with gastric Juice, and Il will dissolve,
THIS Is digestion. Add to such mixture
little alcohol, and 1t will not oh sclye,
This illustrates indigestion. Beware, then,
ye dyspeptics, of tinctures, iniu'ions or de-
coctions con aiming spirliuous liquors
shun all such rum "tonlcs," ana rely solely
on DR.. W alkel'. Vinegar Bltters, the hnesl
herbal invigorant known, and free from the
Asry surss Of ASoksl, 2.le asVw'lm'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-07

The Parish school wa. opened on Nom
d,y, March Is. But pupils will be re-
cei,ed ut aLy time. on the condition.
already published. The services Of Pro-
f. scr trick have been secured for instruc-
ton in th- q, rmau language. For thi, IN
extra ch rye viii b maze. PA, is wishing
10 study German only, VIII come to the
school At 4 U'c ock p. m.
CHARLES %. G.LBEET. Rector.
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