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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-30

bcigrc The era OF Railroads. Cairo had q
commanding position rs a centre of COM
mCrCe grd navigation. Thi- importance OF
position She tin possesses, but ha~ now the
additional adYantage OF being great rail
road niIy, number OF tn most import
ant railroad, 10 the Valley oithe Mississippi
CONVEX. ing TO and having their tcttnini
there. Among these, coming fromihe north
are the great Illinois Central Railroad.
which tTaEcI-ts the entire state Of Ilfnpf.
irOmIts cNtrcM northern and uortL-pqstcru
90 i.s southern Limits, and by t,c,nu.ctian.
extends into an the great northwestern
grain producing states /; the Cairo aud Vim.
cahne., extending from Cairo to The City OF
NlucNhucs, IN the state Of Indians. where
IL, connections aiord direct r1i!road com.
uuuication- Win all Eastern cities; an.
the Cairo ~ 81 Louis Railroad. aiiprdiu- a
direct railroad communication with he
city % -. lou and all the railroads oar-
tcrin- hero THO roads coming from tLs
south are the New Orleans, Jackson sud
Great northern and o. Mol.le and Ohio
i'ilit1Acs, winch give dir ct railroad g.u-
laULIcA'loh with iu' cities ui Mobile and
New Orleans, and 9th J. southern Atlantic
sea ilitr, aal by come. tIl- Hoat,- with .#
the country uth g. ta.rH: and ..U.r.
from ,l. SOFA hvg.t i.the Cairo. AE.1u..l-
and ieNls i N.l.yl, which ford, similar
with So them Nj ~1uf.
H. 81 those :. tps. This / ..'-n med road
WI give, also. dillc: connection with tho
Icyl, and Pacific Road when +, Is com IL.
ted thus -iNia: direct commune l'iou wi Ia
Tie lriuci u port. Of the Pacific Ocean
] a'te ID lFua!,, rmilaiiugat Cairo. are
aoW all completed aud in succcssN. opera
ton, those IL Illinois coming into the city
on % bank OF each of the rivers. Ohio and
NJ is,is,lpQl. and terminating al their congu-
ance, thus eHcircng the city. The Holly
springs, Browrsyii.e AMI Ohio River Rail
'Oad, and the Cairo and Tennessee River
.sailI.ad, which viii both terminate 1T
~alro, G!c in course OF construction and will
Don be completed, and other railroads both
u Illinois and in States south OF the Ohio
liver, which viii also terminate at Cairo,
'ra projected. ana arrangements made to
'ulid them. The construction of these
vii greatly Increase the railroad commune
,aliOls Of Cairo.
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Thc Uost Hcnnri anic Remedy cVer
bt-CON cred -- iicus1u's Capci,ic ssu-
rous s'iIHicr.
~ no time in the history Of true mcji-
cine has an article appeared which has
lnct Will greater approval and success
tiHn Icnson's Capcinc Plaster. Why
thcY are preferred To all other porous
plastcrs. is owing 10 their improved COM
position; they act n.tanlanCously. cure
speedily aud cncc,ually.
Physicians and tie general public who
acknowledge the great hcn,iit, derived
from the use of the ordinary porous plas-
ter. however. maintain thar their action
Is not sufficiently prompt, requiring time.
patience and continuous wear to effect "a
cuie. BcnsOn'I Capcinc Plaster over
comes this difficulty by accomplishing in
few hours, that which Ii takes any
other Plaster as many days.
Although recent discovery Capcinc
has been thoroughly tested by physicians.
and in each instance has been pronounced
tue most remarkable. safe, certain aud
thoroughly cillcGclOus remedy eyer dis
covered.
incorporating apone in IN improved
Porous Plaster has been ACCOMPLISHED
after repeated solicitations from he mod
ieal fraternity and is now prcs,ribcd hv
them with unprecedented Success: cs-
pccillly in Rheumatism, plcurisy. stub
born Colds, Kidney Complaint. and all
diseases for which Il Porous Plaster has
been used.
IT. marvellous influence over the circu-
lalion, and general eject on the system
], almost incrediblc from the moment
OF its application to the affected part. il
operates with astonishing VigOr-brinu.
relief and cures more cilcctialiy than any
known Plaster. Liuimcnt or Compound.
Il Is u genuine pharmaceutical prcpaIa-
ton of the highest order of merit . IT. in
gradients are entirely vegetable and free
! from Mineral or Metal poisous. one
trial will convince the most skcpiical of
il, superiority over The ordinary Porous
IInsi,rs ,Ui.~'. .-,-r . IL, rttu,y, ANT
immediate relief, ask your DRUGGIST for
Bcnson's Capciuc Plaster. Price. p
cents. SrAHrRY y JOHNSON.
Wholesale Agents. y. !.
l-5"BAECLAY Bros, Agents. Cairo.
ll-lS-lm
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Chr 8uIletin.
PARAGRAPnS.

There is a difference in opinion be.
tween city and country people Oh the
subject OF dogs. The question of taxing
them as a luxury has excited considcra.
BILE discussion in Ohio and Texas. In
Ohio the cities and towns are largely In
favor of prohibitory dor iar!r. while
the farmers OF the country are decidedly
opposed TO 1t. In Texas there is SINH
lar bsuc. In that State the wealth of
colored citizens consists largely In dogs.
1t Is hardly probable, however. that the
dog will enter into national politics.
MIR. Jules Fcrry's civil marriage with
Mile. Fisher kcstncr was attended by
about fifty Deputies Of the LEFT. It is a
rare thing even for extreme Radical to
dispense with the services OF the church
on the occasion of marriage. and this
setting at defiance received practices by y
person In NJ. Jules Fcrry's position is
very much noted. He knows that his
wife will not be looked upon q, n mar
ricd woman by very largo portion Of
the best society in Paris. But ne has
made up bis mind. on public grounds. TO
take part IN thi, way in the general
movement in France against clerical
domination.
"A husband and his wife took their in
FAINT son TO the Rev. John Henry Jones
for baptism. "What name?" asked the
clergyman, as they were arranged before
the congregation. George Washington
Podgcrs.' whispered the father. NO;
Isaac Newton Podgcrs," spoke ont the
wife. tut, tut interrupted the
preacher my name is good one take
that. John Henry Padgor>, | buptze
thee in the name Of the father, and OF the
Son, and OF the Holy Ghost. Amen"
The couple went away smiling, and the
husband aftcrwacd said that the preacher
had saved him from the biggest Kind of a
row.
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This city, a. g. well known, j, situated at
the confluence of the ohio End Mississippi
rivers. at the head 81 Uninterrupted nayiga-
ton on the Mississippi, sg'Lg below OBJ
struclicns by fee in the winter and low
water in Summer. and Il us ha, a clear and
open river communication at all times over
the Mississippi aud us tributaries, with all
the e uutry south. to u. Guif OF Mexico
and The Atlantic ocean. C4ic1 has also the
same character 81 cOmmunic.. ION with al
the country north over the streams Rowing
lN u. when those streams are not ihiuNl.
gable by reason Of ice or low water
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Cairo has moral, intelligent liberal and
enlcTpfl'ing population Of about Il, OOD-ha,
superior system Of public schools, which.
W!ih other, conducted by private enter.
Prise, hhorl uHsurp ssed educational adj
churches OF nearly every depominatinn,
mas phh'l' and private buildings ola sumo
E2r cha'aclcr-has Il climate, which forsa.
luhHty aud hcallhul influences cannot be
cufpassed-h a, Il wcll-rcguutcd and Of.
ia,rhl municipal organization, il, street.
vantage, wilch make it hiphIy dcsiraIIc
hnd III reality not 10 he cxcclled' a, a plarc
oiPermlncut residence. '''''
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Asa manufaciurlng location Tho m.

As manufacturing location the position
Of cairo Is not les, important. The crude
materials Of every description, which con
sttuto the element Of Manufactured arti.
cleS, abound on every side, iron ore, coal.
OF superior quality and timber Of every
character, more than others, being easily
ana cheaply accessible, and the rich agri.
cultural region Of the immediate neighbour.
hood. ~ well as The more remote district,
rendered tributary 10 il by river ami rail,
furnish supplies OF the Lccc,sarirs of life i'm
such abundance u, 10 rondcr living exccpt-
ionally cheap. When the manufactured afti-
clrs are produced, the facilities fov cheap
distribution by river and rail are not
oIua,lcd.
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II. central location in the gree. Valley of
the mississippi and the great wealth ofriycr
and railroad communication, give, u Cairo
unsurpassed advantages a. a commercial
point, ~ il affords 10 her easy and cheap ac-
ces- 20 all the grain producing districts OF
the North and West, and similar access to ali
The agricultural rrOdllce consumers Of tho
south, thus presenting the best location in
inc Wcstior An interchange Of the respect
I'VE northern and southern commodities and
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,.,. 10 ana land ia Cairo are now offered nj
tun},i,so," piiec'; aliordlng favorable oppor-
,''nt th' location TO the public A. oiIerino
,I' ~ H.'I advantages tor the successful r.,
i,''' sl,H!' M Of commercial or maHufactur.
Lux enterprises, and the best locality m Tho
''NH'Gy Tor profitable Investment Of rapltaI
>. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
,. Trustees, etc.
CAIRO, Ill, May lst 1874.
L-lOtT
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CEIsTTJCDLGs.

The Trustees of tho Cairo City
Property desire to call public attention
to the merits of their property. compris-
Ing considerable portion of the City of
Cairo. i'm Alexander County, in the State
of Illinois. nud land Immediately AHA
cent thereto.
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nOnuu" MONEY FOR ALL Only two
JJJJ Dime. only two Dimes at i. ar
ways darkest before day. 10 any reader who
viii send 2o cents 10 ~, we send one box Of lgHI
which We guarantee viii put you In the way 10
make 500 month, aud not take hall you time.
suitable for men or women, boys or girls, and
il entirely new, Thousands can now sccirc
paying business, aud constant income. This j.
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embrace II tell your friends, for ii /, fortune
for some worthy deserving person who needs q
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are sent ~ cost, ~ cents, only 10 inirluce it;
none nee, and none need apply unless they want
- make 5000 year clear Hundreds are max
ing that aud - ccnta and 'wo9' will show you
how Us done" Address, lltNlERA 60
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Chanceyy Notice.

, tate 'i Illinois Alexander county >s..
IA th' circuit court, 10 the January term 1870.
sarah thlsm SO. John II. Chiauct al.-Eill
ipr partition. ''''
A FIibANlI Of tuc uOu-rr.i dcucr of Jam.
NA'nuts'fc. IhpIngs Robinson. S4u,y lIo,,r.-
ION, aafftr, NJ. biNl.aul, Eoberra Ih.np.
an" "Nti-f NnknpWu htlI- Of L. .iaL 10. tHI.ID.
h,''hre having bDHn filed iu 'go r!crI. rB ag.rc
81 7Aii Alexander county circuit couri. notice b..
ltFehE given 10 SON tIc sale Jane t.auc-,,e
ih.i@n- Hn9Il5oni Nancy Howe ton, Margaret
W 'uillaub, hchrcca Ih1ma# ana others, Inv
Known hglts Of Elijah g.. thi-lu. deceased, that
VIC complainant llsd hrT bill OF complaint iu
~ p'h, On h,e shaUCgry side thereof on the
.'N N'' 81 Alilt \ -, lH4t, i,ila t5cfputtDu A
'H"hpnr Issued uut ~ #uIl court, rctuTualia ON
~, Iu hnuo1t in tha month OF May ioAt follow
VS. ~ DIS required by luH, aud That at the -Iii
i"S l,tIh OF said court, complainant amended
H'i niIl making you paItrI- dscudaut- ihtItt.
No" Nnlr, you the sJil dc .Hlaut- Shall DC and
nppoF bc''rr the CONT ou tlio 's igy Of The no,t
wfln lh'rcuL ip Dr holden iu and for .nid csuufy
on Inc Dot Monday ion january ur,t. 10 rl,"i
answer uf orIuur % raid rpmpluuuut- hitI Of
complaint the same Hp1 ihrm4iteT- and tI,iu.4
lri'ih charged on'i rtu'Dl WIil lr trkpu J.rn,
les7rl ant decree entered against uotl arr,rI
iue in tie prayer Of said III ' VIZ"
NoNelnbtr i3th. s, %. lgr.
,...l.u,, hLtE IN -. tDtihi, Clerk
ant ''''' - '''Nr''' 'H'nui. IpT complain
'.'t ll--.- Ii.rpd- N'iw
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CAIRO 6 vINCENNEs r. r.
-BETwEKN---
CAIRO, EVANSVILLE, INDIAN
APOLIS, CINCINNATI
and LOUISVILLE.

FOURTEEN HOURS EACH WAY,
AND ALL DAYLIGHT RUNS
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Ay er's
-iZairVigor
For restorinsIo Grey Hair its
aatural VS.Aty and Color.

CJ'or, r6hNc g'os aad freshness Of
yoY'h. Thin hojris thiclcncd. fail
inglair checked. and badness often.
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the HAIR
whore the folirlrs are destroyed. or
th, glands atrophicd and decaycd;
bat such as remain can hc saved ly
this application, and stimulated into
activity, $50 that % new growth of
hair produced. Instead Of fouliug
The hair with a pl-ty sediment, it
viii keep ID clean and vigorous H..
occasional use viii present the hair
from turning cray or falling of.
mI consequently prevent badness.
The r toraiion Of vitality ii gives
10 the scalp arrests and prevent,
the formation of dandruil, which j.
often 90 "nol"anlv and Offensive.
Free from those dnlctcriou- sub
stances which make some prcpara-
tons dangerous, and injurious to the
hair the Nigor can only benefit, but
up. BARN IT, II wanted merely for
% HAIR DRESSING. nothing else
.au ho found so desirable. Contain
Ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
oil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair. giving it a rich,
glossy lnstre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J, C, Aver & Co.,
Practical ana Analytical Chemists,
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81 70 GOO rgdayut homo. Samples worth
Portland. Maine.
, 1875-12-30

crerlecs thv1ugl, which Tim eea might noMr in
bus tito gray claik /. hsf"an To ts alKnntcly i'm
EonetrabIo. TtJs fr-t thing therefore. wns TO
find spot uhcrg this ntr,.nm of FRAY chalk eI~
tortia ftoa cCntt Ia cHast III nuIlclcnt Dimensions
to receive thu prorH"i tunnel.
A thickncsa IT 200 irft atovo tho roof of tho
tttilnel waa tsemed ample 10 guarantee the work
ngainnt ali dangerous iniittr.t,n; All \ esrAtunl
Of such proportions WIS foln4 tn exlat bctwsan
the Two p,Inla Of Tho cnasta Above tnetltione ].
lilo bolton ct the sea tl"va com; o!",t of
Nlitta chalk, nnf G1out 41J fuat LGlor', " fnHul
tho required gray chalk.
1hcTe remained, therefore, only ono other
fact to DO lnSnstfGatsd and decided but that
~as Df very important ard difficult character.
Any one who Las lived iu mining lietrtct must
have heard VI what rnitr.4 cali a "tronnIo !"
that IL, a sudden lross il Eentn af coal,
caused ~ Bouo thtrsns! cnt,tnptinn. by whict.
the continuity OF Mn seam iA huideilY cut OF,
and tho two nIEes lhrnwiI mp nr down to cum
siderable tllatanco fron each other. Tho SINE
tEinE might happon Il, Eeatn Of gray chalk
and. II Bo. would present Formidable, II not
oven At inhuFerabin ohs'ac'e to safe l'AHHago
therefore, with q WOW to gnatl ngains: tho r..k
u faing in with such an obstacle, that tho toll
no'nn and minute preliminary Investigations of
laAt summer havo bcen carried ua.
any such .".s1ub!o" ~ that nbove. mentioned
did nctially oceur in tho limo Of stratum OF gray
chalk which, 1t was foI1ntl extended in
ono shape Or another. from coass to
e9A1s e. sso rnetof 'G aoy pp ps"ioa 1sa .ss or s
i,'gs. inlginYs ont or snkngz IL, along tic hne,
Indicated it's existence. 10 effect shis it waH
necessary ~ nsrcct minu:e!y :ln b7t:tln Ct t!'nF
rea. iron point to point, by son'n'"'s, to n.i:'
hute that tho leye' remained ni.Lrnhrll a!
tl;btA!Ehes!. THUS operation WAS con'.livxtea br
tho tlI1icnt!y Of having 10 afo~ for tho different
depths Of waller which vary 80 constantly with
tho lido in tho Channel. aud made u ueN
calculation necessary every quarter Of
Gt,Ir. Ia Lu MAJ this BIT
, 1875-12-30

tho girl who r.isrd I'm lnrgoa. amount. Rhe
gucceede'i vol, hut learned that ono htt1o Eitl
n rho koiy 'Ln 10 osa ,l liz rr's. p n a t%ku
ovnF tito matter tho Idea occurred 10 llor to wrto
to Hr,b. Grant to hclp har out. Tho Trenton
Hazrite nnya tint el,o did m, aud. tn hor great
joy. tho President enawrro1 tho letter and ill.,
nxccl1cnt advice, Thn chilli was an tnucII pleased
In resolving, latter from ion. Grant A. rio was
to get tho Is. JI,s latter became an object of
P'rat curoaity. EVERYBODY whutad to 500 1t.
n quarter of dollar to Hcn Il. IN thta way
rnine alh or s40 wtre realized, ali Of which waa
taiu 10 the Hamilton Avcuue Church. f0t which
tho little girl was soliciting subscriptions. Tlso
latter waa read III Tho church OH buuday. and
oxcttal no Iitllo curiosity.
, 1875-12-30
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY REAL CSTATA.



NTA.TLD- -li9r>E ASDLlr FOR ~, w 10 at.tr.
" fnu.1 ni,i.t ho II ht, with MODERN fmpr rcfnrus.
AID in respectable EelsahoEhr+M. Vii psy half cash
pwp, balance IL tn.nttly n.saHcrs to s,lt Adlreta
q IG triEIua ntEeh.
1A'ASTED- ituCSES On TIL: WEsr SIDE SOUTH
- ktn'Io,.1;. T. 10 t,s;n"sl. Ne Il Eschanea
ii ASTED- D-r.jH DAsli. HAEdAiss IN FvTiiY,
', unator-d r nr'ns = inside will pay r. ~ e..:r
H.. !" ca. hansn " Xeirr.r Z H. run1 nsee, ''''
, 1875-12-30

A Ltttla Girls Appeal to tho PrcsitIcns.
A little grl was engaged. "itl others, In tais-
ing money BY s~s!l contributions to lauidsts
Trenton. N. j.. aua tslzs WIS to bs givau 70
, 1875-12-30

..-.-......... Tranos. ......
~ Wiz. b. ri ranpn+itnr IN ths inrootns ard for
tr!nr q r.tn'.-, work IN tho h1udefy AIdsest a. q.
kAahFHfit. Prnptin4nr.
M'ASThb SUPERINTENDENT OF CUTTiNf,
~ nut Aht ths'hness department of Bhah anh innr
!ArtnTy, In hc:i+ aud Htrrrsbeei WIN wrrk
fr'p ri.n. n: r!tht rn.a : rermsnent pntittnn.
A'iifess EANR ACSifH AsAl.. hubalus. Iowa.
" ht74S,storh:h st.
lATASTFl,-A Go0D tOAT. .HAKEN-NLstI 4
rhi-c!t!s pant MAX 10 su lntn county, hid
DiF Hbfb. - nd ~ Mahlsan.t.
JJFAtTED-rATNrEHs -EAtt AT > fICiINIK,
~ eoraeF ilnl.tad and CArrolists., Ia the
, 1875-12-30
WANTED-.MALE HELP.

Hnolslteeners. Clnr}s%. Etc.
NASTEH = A NELTARfE YnESH MAN F0fe
hssstant hkk .tt'tr mas: write Rnoi hand. Arls
quick at La work w4xra moderate. AiireIx IaI Tfb.
pr;cr. " - Y
, 1875-12-30

FOR SAIL.
I.lDil SALE-ARMY NyEltunATS. HtEHS COATS,
jekhs, t.a4,Ls, al nttst military spfus ~ ttN
ENSaiES tIutIla pEtuf, lst Eaat Lake st Ill sgp.
Hot i HtI.t-riyO MtLun-GuMJ. ilsi INDIANA.
l. ~. taluiss evening.
I,.,n hALk = EIasralLAs, nA!1MlN F!Nri!lik5
u eaeAu Tor casa. laautta VI j. Ilua1. O. Ati"a4.
koLBF. .. -.-.. ...
LHuH hAhE--skfHNA PHEHtiI sEALSAruuEs,
~ s4ca IL III, lats,t aul nias. taAltun4-
Als slyls4. MaNFlS'5, I;1 htAts-sl.
L1uH aALE AilANia5nME ttuSst IN bANLG SIT.
l. cun.I,.,nf u aits Gaa. aui uollar. rfs1 Sia.
SEWING MACHINES.
IIOR ALE-sEyEhAt LATE lMrhDvl:D. MA,
T. cAns., sltbrseiuE riA altt, Nhoelus Wilson. Weed
i;evor uaErE. W.T. j.. a. ltrs halt cuat l cQ
Ffis NJ Lxu uIsA. ~ U!4sA.sl,. !oon i ny 4sslfs.
, 1875-12-30

CtTcATf1S WASTED-A EEESCf! LADY NEW
nrEi~el. dn.ge+ to obAtn fpw lniA t, to lnsric
ln'hr fpnrh language rt 'tsia .itu ton In pryAt
family. A,stt".r 1fttth.kA!.. lt,n1n u.
, 1875-12-30

EiyUATIIS WANrin. JY i t;tpep. I:t.sTCtrA
lp Elr Ia a GshnrAl ht,usewurk IL tma!I, t,-itas
fls1!f, IN bring III, b"4t tf cts frtr'ncn. Ph ~
cnli at Ii J. rl1tr-lt.. >tair tar tw, day.
, 1875-12-30

lloJnhs ttcN.
C1TUATt7S WASTEu-Hf a FfHST-CLtSs GER.
Hnn sill AZ cook. "a,Ier, asl toacr. Az uist
, 1875-12-30
MACHINERY.

t(|ASrEp-TO AksT-A HOlHT!NA ENu!AE Yl
w Jt4w VI gxa linss tupA{Atsly. AAEk i. Tl4OMg-
SUN . CO., iSl Huutn EiAz1-st
, 1875-12-30

ElT:ATIDH WA:TED-Hy 4 GERMAN EiEL.EAa
- anr ktnt nj hpHsrwosk and -asi:x Il w,tilng
"rk FIR nNeTaKe-, Hhuro stn havu halt tho day AI
, 1875-12-30

LffEATHN WASrED-Tb n, SFt'DSn WORE.
trrnni work aad buslas, 1erstanda drcs ssaaAins
, 1875-12-30

ElrGATtDSH WAStE1l-LAn1ES ~ WASr OF
:H>s frH1" hn af nst"n1litt Il, -nito
q nnro fur cit; At as sbAsnar t EAst
, 1875-12-30

ClTEATfDS WAfTRn-lY A GERMAN t;tHt Al
p rank. u senst. hn,.svnrk. f;a Iur fvo dsys
NJ "! Arnold'N fh.t.c!as', nn nshes ner Atrply.
t.iIEATi0N EAtEEit-l3y i YU,1SU GtlsJ, ri
a"rt II itiratc toar1lns ,4o. laui.s 81 but,as.
, 1875-12-30

t[tEATIDSW WANTED ny 4 HEsrrt'TABi.K EiKi
- ts n general .seunfk p-tv.fu ta1iiy; Will siu
ss!nr "co !! II insrI. Illl a. - Fsvst.. near Ihf