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the Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, y. v, has
perfected. 10y the combination OF certain
vegetable extracts, anatural specific, which
he does not eNt1i rs cure-all. but one
which admirably iulils a singcne- of
purpose, being most positive and reliable
remedy for those weaknessc. and COM
plants that alllict the women of the present
day. This natural specific compound II
cilled Dr. Pierce's Favoritc Prescription.
The following are among those diseases in
viii II this wonderful medicine has worked
cure as II by msgiG aud with certainty
never before attained by any medicine
weak back. nervous nj z 'ncr,l debility.
falling and other displlccments OF internal
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OF strength in natural suppJits. internal
fever, congestion. innlmmlt ton aud ulcera-
ton and very many other diseases incident
TO women, not proper 10 M ntion here, in
which, as well a in the eases that have
ID IN enum' ra'cd. the + voitc Prcscrip-
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II will do no harm in any state or condition
OF the system, and by adopting It's use the
invalid lady may avoid that seycrest OF OF
deals-the consulting of a fsin'l " physician.
Favoritc Prescription Is sold by dealers ia
medicines generally. l-T-dSwlw.
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TRIUMPH OF THE uNDEpENDENTs

The Independent Reformers of the
General Assembly have acted with great
political sagacity, and have secured the
Speaker of the House and the President
OF the Senate. They made no promises
entered into no entangling alliances with
either the Radicals or Democrats. They
nominated Ilaines for Spcakeran Glenn
for President, and said nothing. The
Democrats. who knew Ilaincs to be with
them in fact, and Glenn to he one of their
own number. were compelled to accept
the candidates. Ii they had not done
so, they would have been held
responsible for the success ofthc Radicals.
Evidently the Independent Rctormrr~
knew what they were doing in this mat
ter. and those who know him are sure
lIaincs led them into their position of ad-
vantage. The Democrats who are some
what sore now. will learn that llanc,
was wise unto their as well a. his own
salvation. lie is working with effect to
unite the Opposition, aud we do not
doubt that lac will succeed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-12

ln these days, when tight has, hot air,
and sedentary occupations, cause the hair
TO fall out, IL l. matter Of no little import
ance II know which of the hair prep ara
tons are OF any value. The maio ity, as
has been frequently proved by the first der
mstol)Pi t.. or hair-do tors, posse little
or no merit. Such being the fact II il con-
soling - those VINO are afflicted to know
there i really one good article. which il
Recommend, land used 10y the first medical
authority. an has stood every test. many
years. This preparation Il Halls NEGE.
I ,BLE SICILIAN HAIR REwEwtR.--a truly
scientific compound, which Is unquestoll-
ably the best preparation OF the kind before
the American public. 1t will restore to
gray hair its original color, c'eanse the IA, ad
thoroughly. cure all eruption of the scalp;
and viii always restore the hair 30 long ~
any germs r.,iIair. as they almost invariably
do. until extreme cd age has destroyed the
roots. The original article is msde by
X. =. lla & Co.. Nashua, n. H.--Forney' :
Press, Jan. -, 1865. l-l2.1t dNw.
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The Senate finance bill has been passed
by the House by vote of one hundred
and thirty-six ayes to ninety-nine noes
The Democrats voted solidly against the
bill, and about twenty-five Republicans
voted with them. The bill is far from
satisfactory to the Republican party, but
was voted for by members of the party
because they felt they must "do some
thing" 1t fixes 1879 as the date OF
specie resumption. The main features OF
the bill were published in The BULLETIN
. few days ago.
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4 TyrannicaI Husband.

From the Boston Gazette.
A lady in Beacon street. whose hus-
band has taken up the idea of dress re-
form with Characteristic vigor. resolved
10 make practical use of the theory.
Consequently, on the fond husbands ar
rival and entrance into the little library
In which the lady was quietly sitting, he
gazcd at her narrowly, then, coming M
10 her gently,he said softly. 'Niy dearest,
are you lllI' Not at ALL" answered the
wife, calmly. Have you been 50 to-day
Never better in my liie," answered
madame. Then why in the world is
your hair done up, or rather down, in
that outlandish fashion, and why have
you made such "a guy OF yourself, when
you know the P-s are coming to din
nerf This, my dear" responded the
wife, still more calmly, and looking inno-
Gently up into the eXasperatcd husbands
eyes, this, my own, Is the exact copy of
the proposed dress reform after the
latest fashion plates" II is said the
household resembled heaven on another
occasion, there being silence there
Tor the space Of half an hour.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-12

ONE OF our Spiritualists took the trouble
to write to Louisiana, Missouri, TO ascer-
tain II Mrs. Miller, the medium. had been
exposed there. TIE Gazette says that
DR.. X. NJ. Bartlett, a member of the com
mittee who tied Mrs. Miller, asserts that
fhere was no exposure, and that decep-
non was impossible. "And thus
chiscklingly remarks The Gaaetts, lis an
extensively circulated lie nailed fast to
The counter" We saw Mrs. Miller, and
IL her exhibition was not a fraud, we are
no judge OF deception. In our opinion.
she is bungling juggler.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-12

THE National Grange of the order of
the Patrons Of Husbandry are supposed
to have collected upwards of three
hundred thousand dollars for char
fers TO subordinate lodges, be-
side large sum for annual
dues. The National Grange has Its head
quarters at Washington City, which is the
reason perhaps why there exists pu OBJ.
jectonable indefniteness in the fiAancia
reports Of the society. The subordinat,
lodges are looking into the matter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-12

SHERIDAN, in communication TO the
war department, asserted that one of the
bishops Of New Orleans, who had de-
nounced his bandltti dispatch as unjust
TO the people of Louisiana, had testified
before the investigating committee sub
stantially what the General had asserted.
The Bishop replies that the General is
untruthful. He admits that there was no
security for life or property, but proves
mat he referred to the courts-that he had
aaid the Kellogg courts gave protection
to nobody but the villains of the Radical
government.
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Sche nok's Pulmonic Syrup. Sea Weed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills.

These de.ervedly celebrated and popu-
lar mcdi lines have ell, cted revolution i'm
the healing art, and proved the fallacy o,
several maNims which have for many wears
obstructed the progress of medical scien se.
The false suppostion that Consumption is
incurahle deferred physicians rom attempt
ing TO find remedies for that disea e, and
patients afflicted with IL rcconciled them
selves to death without making an effort To
escape from doom which they supposed
TO he unavoidable. II j. now proved how
ever, that Consumption can he cured, and
q at II has been cured in Il very great num-
Der of eases come of them appaI emily de -
perate ones) by Schenck's Pumonic Syrup
alone; and IN other cises by the same IN ed
icinr in connection with Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. one or
both, according TO the requirements OF the
case.
Dr. schenck himself who eDjoyed unin-
terr1pted good health for more than forty
years, was supposed, at one time to be at
the very "a G ofdoa,h, hiSphy ysicians having
pronounced his ease hopeless, and aban-
done him to his fate. lie was cured by
the aforesaid medicines, an since his IecON-
cry, many thol'ands similarly affected have
used Dr. schenck's preparations with the
same remarkable success.
FIll directions accompany each, skiDg
II not absolutely necessary 10 personally see
DIR. Schenck unless patients wish their
lungs Namincd, ind for this purpose he H.
professionally AT his principal office, corner
sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia, every
Mond'y, where all letters for ad,i must
be addressed. Schenck'> medicines are
sold by al druggists. l2-30-lm
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IL !; sad commentary upon our boast.
gu ch,nzatioh thst the women OF our times
have degenerated in health and physique
until they are literally race of inyaids-
pale, nervous, feeble and back k-achy, with
only here and there few noble exceptions
In the persons Of the robust, buxom ladies
CHARACTERISTIC OF the sex IN days gone by.
B5a very large experience. covering a
period OF years. and embracing the treat.
ineht OF many thousands OF cases Of those
ailments peculiar 10 Women, DR. Pierce, of
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-12
IT Is said that Hon, ID w yoorho

II Is said that Hon. ID. w.voorhees has
Withdrawn from the contest for senator
In Indiana. We hope the rumor may
prove. TO be fact. Mr.. Voorhees, is
tainted with the salary grab and other
Radical rsscalities, and should be retired.
hthe Democratic party, at the very mo-
ment t Is securing popular favor, COM
mits the mistake Of putting forward It's
tainted men and fossils, there will surely be
. reaction against. 1t. If 1t is wise, 1t can
now obtain power, but the selection of
men like Mr.. VOORHEES, would be anything
but display Of wisdom.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-12

Col. TONNES, OF Union county. is
Secretary of the Senate, and washburnc,
Of Jackson, his assistant; Capt. Potter,
Of Pulaski. is Senate Enrolling and En-
crossing Clerk, and y. l.. Wickwirc. of
Alexander, Assistant Doorkeepcr of
the House. Egypt went in search of the
smaller offices, and got them.
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The Commerce tMo.) Dispatch is in
dignant because Rev. DIR. Goss. of Cape
Girardeau, FUSED his persuasive clo-
quence to break up the ball advertised at
the Marble City Hotel" The Dispatch
pertinently remarks that "ministers in
small villages are always Ofiicious, and
regard pleasure and sin as synonyms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-12

The Paducah Tobacco Plant has been
transformed into The Farmers Sentinel,
and has gained vastly by the transforma-
tion. The Sentinel is as handsome in ap-
pearance as The Tobacco Plant was
homely. The Sentinel will be real
farmers journal and will expect patron
age and support from that class, and in
politics will be Democratic. Success
To H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-12

SENSATIONAL stories have been started
In Washington that Gen. Grant has been
threatened with assassination. These rii-
mors are intended 10 create a counter
current of sympathy in favor of President
Grant
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-12

Mr.. ADAM HUNsAcKER, formerly of
Union county, now of Utah, is visiting
friends and relatives In Union. Mr. Hun
sacker rejoices in four wives and forty
children.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-12

The Gazette heartily seconds our sug-
gestion that the Office Of County Attor-
ney soon to become vacant by the resig-
nation Of Mr.. p. II. Pope, should be be-
slowed upon william Mulkey, Esq.
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Bkpr The Minneapolis 7riJune assert,
mat Bill King Is armed so strong in hon
eesty that the javelins Of Investigation pass
him IDLY by. Armed he may be. butlikc
ifamlets ghost, in complete steal. or.
leastwise, in a coat of mail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-12

Bay Murphy, the Nevada murderer re.
Gently executed, offered his corpse as n
retainer to his counsel IL was subse.
quentiy filed away in coffin for future
reference
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-12

Gxy. SHERIDAN still lives. The ban
dts that surround him have not yet as
sassinated him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-12

GovERSoRs' messages are becoming as
common as dime novels, but they are not
half as interesting.
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THEY may make the charge, but still ii
is a fact that the Burgess-Underwood dis
cussion was not a .pnt up Job"
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REPUBLICAN papers say the legislature
Of Ohio Is lazy.
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The Republican congressional caucus
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"A Repository of Fashion. Pleasure
ana instructions"
HARPER'S BAZAR
LUSTRATED.

The Bazaar is edited with contribution
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cler.
The Bazlr commcnds itself to every mcm-
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reading matter of the Bazar il uniformly OF
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THE round-trip tickets that are good
for thirty days on the Illinois Central are
q good thing.
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vicr-PREsrDEST Wilson condemns
Sheridan strongly. 1t rs affirmed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-12

James Il. Robinson.
State Central Committee.
The reader will prcceivc that there i
no war in this dispatch. 1t is only
u gushing paper, full OF sound and fury
signifying little or nothing.
We are in favor of the policy of becom-
ing very indignant over the Louisiana
outrage, but we believe il is folly 10 gush
In our Indignation. Gushing is properin
French manifesto and an English love
letter, but is out of place In
an American political paper. The
committee is probably now
convinced of this fact. Having gushed
over the Louisiana outrage, it is found To
be necessary to explain that the commit
tee did not mean war by such expires
sions as: LET the tocsin sound :" Free
men, awake, arise, or be forever fallen
The alternative of freedom or slavery Is
left YOU The explanation j. as much
Il blunder as the wording of the ''ad-
dress is in bad taste. In this connec-
ton we would advise the committee to
employ some person to write its adj
dresses who does not read Victor Hugo
and go off at half cock
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ouR wickwire will open the doors of
the House with much grace.
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sHrRrpAs say. he is not afraid. No
body said he was.
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LAST week Mr.. c. J. Coker, of Dyers
burg, died suddenly at that place.
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CHICAGO is getting ready for kalakaua.
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