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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-04
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.

Eleven States held elections on last
Tuesday-Illinois, Kansas. Maryland,
Massachusetts,, Minnesota, Mississippi,
New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,
Virginia and Wisconsin. With the en-
ception Of our State, all these were held
for State officers. Mississippi elected six
members of Congress, New York one,
and Massachusetts, one. CASTOR, the Dem
ocratic candidate for q overnor, Is believed
to be beaten by small majority. In
New York the State ticket is in doubt
Local troubles caused the Demo-
Gratis to lose heavily in the
city, which will send them into the
country with only $4,000 majority. The
Tammany ticket was badly defeated by
John Morrissey and his crowd In New
Jersey the Republicans have carried the
legislature. The Democrats and Con
scrvativcs of Mississippi made gallant
fight, and carried the State by an over
whelming majority, gaining control o
: both houses OF the legislature. Penn
sylvania pushes lIartrann ahead
J and probably elects him. II
Chicago. Hesing was defeated through
the combined efforts of the leading pa.
pcrs of that city. The Republicans car
ried Minnesota, with the exception OF
Treasurer, by n majority Of 5000. The
election in Kansas. owing to certain IT.
Irregularities, may be contested. Wiscon-
sin elected Luddington, Republican, Gov
ernor, and probably the whole ticket.
Maryland went entirely Democratic.
New Jersey gives both branches of her
Legislature to the Republicans. Returns
from Virginia show gains for both Con.
servatives and Republicans, the former
having the largest. The general result
will not materially alter the complexion
OF the legislature.
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For Sale.

"A silver plated No. 0 Wilson shuttle
Sewing Machine, hard (piano) finish,
valued at $50. Will be sold at $50 dis
count, on good terms, and ordered direct
from the factory.
-Colored and mounted Maps OF the
cityof Cairo at - - each (hali price,
"A No. o Wilson Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine valued ut SIS. Will be sold at Slj
discount, and ordered direct from the
factory.
"A $40 Remington Sewing Machine
$50 of for cash. Suitable tor tailor or
boot and shoe manufacturer
-'Picturesquc Americas numbers
bound in volumes, full gilt Morocco
price, $40.
"A style "E." "Clough, Warren a
Co.." Parlor Organ, right from the fac
tory at Detroit. List price, $500. VIII
be sold for $500.
"A new two-horse Gamble wagon.
For any of the above articles, apply
the BULLETIN office. T.. A. BURNETT.
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CHlCKEs TORPEDO.

Chicken thieves became so numerous
In Memphis, Tenn, that Chief Folicc
Athy offered premium for an invention
that would deter predatory bands from
stealing the chickens OF the best families
Of the city. Many inventions were pre-
sented to the chief. but compromise
could not be effected. At length the
local editor of the Aralanehe presented
his design, in the shape of chicken tor
pedo, which was promptly accepted by
Mr.. Athy, and applied with astonishing
effect. The invention is ingenious. 1t is
made in the form of fully maturcd
chicken, and Is covered with feathers
the breast being made to palpitate in a
natural manner. Inside Of this feathered
artificial fowl Is combustiblc material suf-
GENTLY powerful to disturb the reveries
Of an educated elephant, and elevate the
raider to the enviable altitude of -four
inches by the watch" at the same time
divesting him Of superfluous garments
and flesh. The inventor claims that the
combustible power Of his automatic
chickenis derived from source similar to
Mr.. Keely's. and is one of the useful
strides OF science. One very serious
drawback to the invention Is that its eX-
plosion destroys all the chickens in its
immediate vicinity. 10 meet this serious
emergency, the inventor sells with each
torpedo set Of stuffed chickens, with a
wire attachment, so that to touch an
auxiliary chicken will prove as fatal as to
touch the torpedo. An agency will be
established I'm Cairo I'm a few DAYS
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Live AGENTS Wanted

TO sell DR.. Chase's Recipes or Inior-
nation for Everybody, in every county
in the United States and Canadas. En-
larged by the publisher 10 GiS pages. 1t
contains over 1000 household recipes, and
is suited to all classes aud conditions OF
society. 4 wonderful book and a house.
hold necessity. 1t sells at sight. Great
est inducements ever offered to boob
agents. sample copies sent by mail
Postpaid, for 50. Exclusive territory
given. Agents more than double thcil
money. Address DR.. Chase's Steam
Printing House, Ann Arbor, Michigan
1l-3-l3t
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TINE rANgMAlD MYsrERY.

We published accounts recently Of the
brutal aud mysterious murder OF Miss
Josie I.angmaid. While on her way u
school, In the vicinity of Concord, n. IL.
she was attacked and cruelty beaten will
a club, by an unknown man, her person
outraged, and head severed from It's
body. A man named LePagc was ar,
rested as the criminal. and very damag-
ing evidence has been brought to light
against him. lie has been identified as a
man seen in the bushes near the road the
girl must have passed over on the morn
ing of the murder, and within about ten
minutes Of the time when she probably
passed. LePage's former career in Can
ada, reveal many startling and criminal
acts that will assist in bringing him to
tho scaffnll
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AFRICA's GREAT LAKE sYsTEM

The accepted theory now Is that the
Nile, Zambezi and Congo rivers, in AZ
RIGA, have for their sources lakes and in
land seas in the equatorial regions; and
the New York Herald says that this
theory will be fully established when
Stanley's scientific exploration and sur
vey of the ueat lakes is completed and
their results made the property of the
reading world. A depressed plain is
said to surround these lakes extending
from the southerly limits OF Sahara to
about the twentieth degree OF southern
latitude, and to within from three hun
dred to five hundred miles of the east
ern and western coast lines of the
continent. The Herald says: "Being
immediately under the equator these
lakes are mainly within the limits of the
neutral zone, on either side of which the
atmosphere and oceanic equatorial cur
rents diverge TO the north and south.
Therefore, while vast badly Of vapor-
iaucn air is carried over them from the
ocean on line with the equator. and
IRON which they receive the water Wat
supplies the loss by their river drain
uney lose nothing by evaporation. All
he moisture raised from their surfaces
py the SUMS heat retarns again In the
shape Of heavy and almost continuous
rams which are precipitated within the
zone OF EVAPORATION" Stanley Ia.
jouneyed through vast swami,
and DR.. Livingston died from
exposure produced by the ON
ervsung and deadly influences Of ~.
atmosphere Of ono Of them. II is he
hcved that, within the equatorial zon,
surrounding these great lakes, there is
condition approaching atmospheric STAG
nstiop-the sluggish movements Of n
ale being confined within certain ge'
graphical limits. The storms generate
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JOURNALISTIC CHANGE.

The proprietors Of the Vicksburg Mon
itor have purchased the Herald, which
will, In the future, be under the control
Of Rogers, Groome 4 Co. Owing to this
journalistic change, the Monitor will be
placed upon the retired list. G. f.
Wright, late editor Of the dsipnct organ
has been retained as editor Uthc Herald
Col. McCardlc has retired from the Her
aid, and announces that lac is not entitled
to either praise or censurc for anything
that has appeared in Its columns since
October -.
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Obstacles to MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for young men from the
effect of Errors and Abuses in early life,
Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar.
rage removed. New method of treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies
Books and Circulars sent free. in sealet
envelopes. Address Howard Associa
ton, 4l9 n. Ninth street, Philadelphia
Pa.-an institution having a high repu
taton for honorable conduct and profes.
sional skill. S-2l-d&w3m
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over the lakes are considered local In
origin and effect, and coniine their raw
ages to the poisonous regions of the
neutral zone. The deadly character of
the atmosphere is owing to the vast vel
tunes Of carbonic gas evolved from the
putrefaction, In water, of vegetation i'm
ORIGINATING the air and rendering 1t favor
able for vegetable, but fatal to human
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Opium or Morphine Eaters !

Cured without pain or inconvenience, at your
home in 10 days. Medicines for first three weeks
treatment sent free to any address on receipt Of
five dollars. state amount used daily.
Address. r. II. HUBBARD, NJ. ID.
Manager st. Louis lnebraie Hospital
Onice-llll Olive Street, ~. Louis
lO-l5-tf
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meeting in relation TO the resolution of
Alderman Halliday in reference to delin-
quent executions in the hands Of Off
GERS.
On motion of Alderman Saup. council
adjourned.
WV. +. AxLEY. City Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Drunkenness Cured (!

Without inconvenience, at your home. Anti
dote sent free to any address ON receipt OF on'
dollar. Address, -
FIJI. HUBBARD, NJ. u.
Manager ST. Louis Inebriate HospiiI.
O,icc--iili olive Street, 81 Louis.
IO.l -tf
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oup war VESSELS

In view Of the Presidents Cuban pol
icy, the naval department Is hard at
work placing our ships end iron clads II,
a condition to warrant faithful service
In the event of ruptarc with SPANS
butchers.
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For Sa1e-sinnO

4 No. ! secondhand. seven octave
piano, as good as new, manufactured by
llallet Il Davis, Is offered for sale at a
bargain. Apply to
T.. A. BURNETT,
l0-2f-lm. Bulletin Office.
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Alderman Saup offered the following
resolution. which, on motion, was
adopted:
Resoiccd. That the Committee on
| Levees be instructed, before commencing
work on the new levec. to procure from
Cairo City Property Company convey
ance of the land situate on sa me.
Alderman Patier moved to reconsider
the vote Oh the steam power ordinance.
Motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes-lIalliday, Lancaster. Nellis,
Parker, Paticr, Rittenhouse, Saup,
Wright and YOcum-9.
Nays-rhistlcwo
Alderman Thistlewood moved to concur
in the majority report of the Ordinance
Committee.
Alderman Nellis moved to amend by
inserting ''minority" instead of majority.
Amendment carried by the followin z
vote:
Ayes-Lancaster, Nellis, Parker Pa
tier and Saup-5.
Nays-Halliday, Rittenhouse, Thistle
wood, Wright and Yocum-5.
| There being a tie vote the mayor voted
in the affirmative.
Alderman Thistlcwood moved the or
dinance be laid on the table. Motion lost
by the following vote
Ayes-Halliday, Rittenhouse, Thistle
wood, Wright and Yocum-5.
Nays-Lancaster, Nelris, Parker, Pa
Ter and Saup-5.
There being tie vote the mayor voted
in the negative.
Alderman Wright moved to amend by
Inserting sail roads running into the
CITY," Motion lost by the following vote:
Ayes-Wright-l.
Nays-Ilalliday, Lancaster. Nellis. Pa
tier, Parker, Rittenhouse, Saup, Thistle.
wood and Yocum-9.
Alderman Thistlewood moved to
amend by inserting II. G. railroad On
Levee street, below Fourteenth street,
and Cairo q st. Louis railroad. on See.
ond street" Motion lost by the follow
ing vote:
Ayes-lialliday, Rittcnhousc, Thistle.
wood, Wright and Yocum-5.
Nays-Lancaster, Nellis, Parker, Pa
tier aud Saup-j.
Vote being tic the mayor voted in the
negative.
Vote was then taken on the said ordl-
nance and adopted by the following
vote:
Aycs-Lancastcr, NclIi., Parker, Pater
and Saup--5.
Nays--IIalliday, Rittenhousc, Thistle
wood, Wright and iocum-5.
Vote being tie the mayor voted in the
affirmative.
The bond and contract of n. A. Devorc
aad Thomas Fitzgerald was presented
and read.
Alderman Wright moved to fill blank
In contract to 10Th of January, 1875. Car
ricd
Alderman Thistlewood moved to fill
the blank in bond tor $500 90. Car
ricd
On motion of Alderman Wright the
pohd and contract were approved.
petition from Mrs. Ellen Mccarthy,
asking to be refunded for unexpired
license, was, on motion of Alderman
wright, referred to the Committee on
Claims.
State and city liquor bonds OF Lu Mon
tague We're presented and read and on
motion approved.
state and city liquor bonds of j. c. d.
NOM We're presented and read and on
motion Of Alderman Wright, referred
back for change in securities.
Alderman Wright moved the city at
l la
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Picturesque America

At the BULLETIN bindery-iS numbers,
bound in two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco; cost 81 4; for sale at $40.
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Delta City Fire Company, quar-
ter's allowance. co 90
Newton Rice. lumber. ......"."... 80
Jenkins, hauling dead dogs........ 30
Stephen Bradley, hauling slop in
OctODer ................... ..'..."..." u w
Tom Meehan, removal ofdsa1 dog %
r. l. Pecker, stationery......"." 2 20
j. s. McGahey, lumber............. 90 IS
John McNulty, tape line. .......,.. 60
John Sheehan, nights service
rs special police. 90
Henry Brown, 3 nights services as
special ice...........,.."...."..". w
Ell. Howell, 3 nights service as
special police. .............::........::... w
George Winter, nights service
as special police. 20
Aug. Vernur, day special po-
lice................ ........"........" w
John W. Cornell, day special po-
| Iice."..".... .... ..".....",. W.
Margaret Brown, nursing small
pox patient. ..."..".......... II w
| NJ. J. McGauey, mcdicincs........ 3 05
| John Clancy. dieting prisoners. % 90
John Clancy, extra meals for
pr1SOncrs...."..,......... \ ~
Cairo Bulletin Co., contrac: for
Oct0Der................. ......."...... 10 w
ii. ii. Black. city attorney. fees
L
James Ross. days work with
team OH streets at S3............. q %
Thomas Boyle, ) days work with
team on streets at S3.............. II 90
Ben Thstlcwood. 6 days work
with team on streets at 50 see. Is 90
William Garn. days work with
team on streets at S3............. IL 90
Thomas Mcehan. days work
with team on streets at S3......... IL 90
Pete Conley. l6 days work on
sidewalks at 81 50..,............. "a 0O
Pete Conley, 4 days work on
drainage at 81 50.................. q 00
Jerry Murphy. 4 days work on
| drainage at 81 90. .................. 90
Jerry Murphy, 5 days work ON
streets at 81 0....................... : 80
Jerry Murphy, IL days work on
sidewalks at 81 50.................. % 90
Michael Iioulihan, days work
on streets at 81 5O.................. 10 30
Michael lIoulihan. 16} DAYS work
on drainage at 81 50............... 81 70
Bait eastman, Is days work on
drainage at 81 5O.........."........ - 80
Bait eastman, IL days work Oh
streets at 81 3d.. ................. 1G 80
Michael Driscal. 0 days work on
streets. at 81 5O..................... l3 30
Michael Driscal, IL days work on
drainage, at 81 0O................. - 90
John Lane, Is days work on
drainage, at 81 50................. 10 50
John Lane. Q days work on
streets, at 81 80 .................... l3 80
James Kaiting. days work on
| streets. ats 50...."................ 90
James Rafting. . days work on
| drainage, at 81 50................... 10 80
NJ. Mahoney. 0 days work on
drainage, at 81 50................. 90
NJ. MalIoney. s days work on
streets, atSl 50....................... II 90
NJ. Stanton. 4 days work on
streets, at 81 50..... ................. 6 60
| Nj. Stanton, l49 days work on
drainage. at 81 80. ................. ~ -
James Farrell, hauling &c loads,
at ~ cents. ......................... 81
Tom Fooley, hauling load, at
| ~ ccnts....................... ~
Timothy German, sup't Streets. 90 GU
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-7777 u T7II -allI1IIf-
The Hawaiian Exile.

aE- t-r tts-s -la-,,. On a ia-,isu land s-esdiuF.
-as ttrrra.-ar sl lt q .t=uHr-r ulu-i -o-zu=
r 1-ti..-r -stp arsrrtrd tIirn BE- spreading
E.-al ssas- il--11 suasn in ite laul af his home.
-raaa H.,.a- RI ui-is- i.-s i,urs aa li- dwelling.
rrr-Ial- tI.t v.a- rhi.-srs hollow aua siulll;
lt a- ta aa1-s-.r iiir -iau iaiit !, su-.lIius
an q b.. ,iudcv li-s ~his, on ihe sIl
~ l-1ra t---s ssus ir flls gale il.si 8. blowing
sa--t i7-azss llr-i o. a stone 20 III. trsad.
-la s-z-r-. ----anls 'insest ia iheir flowing
i--as bang .-a- an our-s Overhead.
s11r .l tf Ia-ia.. a. aiior tiis llusug
.tlrit afals i-i-lf emmy i.ics dr tie sea-
--sll-. a-s1r -i.s -. a. b. si7sl .al T.-rusHs,
-aa rilg I'galilsl g Hawaii ue,
o. asltr. s1l- asaT i1 ais ovu native muuutains.
ls.s-l vl.l.e ll fi.sir valley. aul eTares=
saa ral ia- ariut r- ibs clear ru-hinr fruutaiHs,
ruuu- rll Az % ils land thashe l1res.
-- --all-l On. Is ss-- il.s tlls thai arc lsouiHs
llf r.rr tast be- cream Tas-es o'sr.
a- lrI..ls-aetf i.aIl oiiilinos assuming
-l.r s---. bel 7-ler tu-s % vsl ti.af tiry uu-s.
s- laI.al.s. u--s sluu ia ths rHys @ the morning,
aa- rHs--a.. ular srla1iis. refreshed ty the dsv,
la. s-. al1sa-.d sature iu daaioes1 udauiuz.
Es.lasra. lfr sa.-lHs tliag So iayi.sad hs knew.
.aaa-s lr .lIsl.Ia-. .iri- a-ei.Irss uHiall.us.
-aa1. -ir za-1aly -ial trsasuros or Ia-c;
-lrar-z -r1-i b. b. ever lehaidiuE-
t- tl ha1t ail o. trriirsI shore.
rs l-lrl.. sl.-alsalia, isi-s - tlls oosau
Ea.a-s sa-ral q. linn b. each raaulrtnn and rIaiu
l.- -r H. s-r.lu.l.is and l.luuis viii asvuiiat
-.aaf, a- tI.s Anne BE- lasy trsas tlem again.
a.lal. Ha-sa-azf. ls-a FiA1oE-
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s- Business Cards. when prerGid fer 80 year, are
allowed discount these rates which are ior tA,ient
advertisements when paid OF charged quarterly
n NB-An foreign Advertisements must Be aecompAnied
with pay when ordered In. no no,ce VII ue l,Nen q
them me rates of charges given In the above scale and
remitfances for Eastern American advertsemeni@ o sa
sripons may made BY bank cheek coin or 81 cent ~
age stamps.
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AMERICAN INVENTIONS ABRoAD.-AmOag the great
American Inventions, which have been adopted all
over the world, the following l. The cottO
gin, without which the machine spinner, and the
power lOOn would be helpless. .. The planning
machine. 5. The grass mower and grain reaper. 4.
The rotary printing press. s. Navigation by steam.
6. The hot air tealOnel engine. :. The sewing
chine S. The india rubber industry. g. The ma
chine Danufaeture Of horse shoes. 10. Thel sand
Blast lfor eGrving.l IL. The gauge lathe. l2. The
grain elevator. Is. The artificial nauuiacture Office
Ou large scale. Il. The electrO-magnst. and its
practical application. BY Henry and Morse.
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For the Children.

There three styles OF small Note Paper and Enve
oqes-thC BlOu. Prince OF Wales. and Crown Prince
These new styles are All the fashion. For sale by
$50 IN n. n. WHITNEY.
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F--zdH--Cu-u Plassrs.
Ee4 Hard LuoE .-Tbt rnilvays.
-t l--ur- Gfsaubuclzs.-Frogs.
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NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE CO.,
OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED 1909.

THyTIE UNDERSIGNED having been ap-
III pointed Agents OF the above Company, are prepared
to insure risks against Fire, Stone and Brick Build
Ings, and on Merchandise stored therein, uo The
most favorable terms. For Particular a. The oee Of
527-ly z. A. sCuAEFER co.
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For the Ladies.

NEW AND FASHIONABLE STYLES OF
~ Fain ueeal and Rep Note Paper and Envelopes.-
Square. Bsr0nial Court Fancy Colored &c-in boxes
without Among the styles Of which have twelve
varieties VII be foand;
Imperial, Court Alexander. Washington Arlington,
mond, &c. In boxes from soc- 70 $3.50 per box
oan and rrAnline he new stvles.
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DR.. j. COILS BROWNIES
Q III LOR CD X NJ Il
is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

UlHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
L the uufouuded statements re4uently made, chat
the composition Of CuLoRoDYNE is known TO Chem
lists and the Medical profession" The fact is, Chic
rodyue discovered and invented by DR.. J. col
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical staff J, and so
named by him. and it has baied all attempts at anal
ysis By the first Chemists OF the day. The method
and secret of the preparation have never been pub
lshed 1t is obvious therefore. that anything sold
under the name, save DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHL0R0DYNE, is a spurious imitation.
CAUTION. Chancellor Sir w. P. Wood stated
that DR.. Coils Browne undoubtedly the inventor
Of Chlorodyne.
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This Invaluable remedy produces quiet; refreshing sleep
relieves pain Gains the systan restores the desnged une-
tOns stimulates healthy action Of the eereons Of the
body without eatng any Of those unpleasant results at
tending the Of opium Old aud young may take 1t at all
hours and times when requisite Thousands Of tes
ty its marvellous good effects and wonderful cures while
medical men extOl It's virtues most extensively using u IN
great quantities in the following diseases Cholera Dysen
tery Darrhoea colics Coughs Asthma Rheumatism Neu
ralgia, whooping Cough, Cramp IIYsteria, &C.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Hon Earl Russell communicated to the College
hyseans and J. Davenport that he had received in
Cholera was CHLORoDYNE.-see Lancet Dec 81, lse4.
Dr. Lowe Medical Missionary In India reports Dec 1869
that ia nearly every of Cholera 10 which Dr. C0LLlS
BROWNIES CHLORoDYNE was administered, the patient
Extract from Medical THses r. Chlorodyneis
prescribed by Of orthodox medical practitioners OF
course it would thus be singaary popular did 1t not
supply a want and I'LL place.
Extract General Board OF HEALTH London to
its eacyin Cholera -" strongly We convinced Of the
immense value Of this remedy that cannot too orcbly
urge the necessity ofadopt9g II IN all cases"
COLLIS BROWNE on the Government stamp Overwhelm
ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle.
Sole Manufacturer J.T. DAVENPORT,
3s Great Russell St. bloomsbury London
Sold in Bottles at Is. "a, p. Cd, and Is. 6d
Agents in New York, W. II. scHIETfELS Co. and G.
WELLS. 5I7-6m
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kalAmAu VS.. Kalino-Appeal withdrawn.
NskhlekA rs. Maikai-Continued till next term.
J. Rieord Boaka-COntinued to next term.
Mills vs.. Mills--Struck from Calendar.
+. c. Bond vs.. PAakaula-Coutinued to next term
THE Brooklyn bridge tower is now practically com
petcd the remaining stones being withheld to allow
the placing Of the cable machinery. The tower now
stands 2sli fee high from the tide level, and in it
there about IS 900 cubic yards Of stone, weighing
about So,ooO tons. The saddle" upon which the
cables to rest put in place not long ago and
work viii cease for the present the Brooklyn tower
The New York tower viii be completed before the
close Of the present season. and j, is expected that be-
fore fa the cables will be stretched seross the
river
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s. n. CASTLE. IN. ATHERroS. }. P. COOK
CASTLE & COOKE.
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
IxroETERs AxD
Dealers in General Merchandise,
No 50 King Street Honolnl1 Hasaiian Islands

AGENTS FOR
The Union Insurance Company of San Francisco.
The New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.. Boston,
The Oregon Packet Line The Kohala Plantation.
DR.. Jayne Sou's Celebrated The Haiku Plantation,
Medicines, W. H. Baey's Plantation,
Wheeler Wilson's Sewing WAiaiua Plantation,
Machines, uamGkua Plantation,
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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-22

MonrREAL, Dec. 1e.-About two thou
sand unemployed laborers and mechan
les, mostly French, made q serious dem
onstration yesterday toward bread riots.
The city authorities propose giving
employment on public works in order
70 meet their demands.