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I Ni1bN 'hI- d2'e 20 ae' pf sny h,rd viii TO
recorded thar 20 a.,,'"d iuro the R.cor-
der = O!licr. unless the fee for recording ac
company The same. \ great many lave
banded IA leeds with rAe promise TO pay in a
d'y "r rwo AMI it la, been a year or two and
no pay yct. II = true that tie amount is
~'"'ii, bat one dollar each nom 90 people is.
some money! II j. easier flr any one to,
rrl-" from one tp liyc dollars than sir me to.
do " iii" $40 or more. and necessity forces
me ~ il,I- plan. 80 from thi. date no act Will
bc recorded Huiii the Recorders fee is az
ranged.
March !J'h. i!53.
WILEY P. NhNGHAM,
u!i'-lf R-c"r,irY Kchnnd Parish
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J. R. p2ESI0.I,

Fancy Groo -!os, Wines al Liquors,
a"! everything usually sept Iur ur,, clt--
Grurr:v, would 'c-i .criiuIIy iul"ru li> friends
AMI the puhhc grurra'ty ' i',t; hc ili- "n hiui
aud will KEEP tor -r'a III such ARTICLES =, are
u,'a'!y kept IL Il rg-t cia>~ ar"'rry. "A, The
"w">; cash prices. Can end rxlu,iur nl-
>r,'ra and ypu Wi 20 AVA satisfied
Marcii 27,h, i>s5.-.;m,
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B llt!mo-2 Clrnal fru;ts.

300 CASES Camel fru.'~ ant I"g.ra.
be- D"u-i' 'rnu rr~ p- -k'r, II b,r"u IT,
ur.-. a".! offered - Nv Or,.,I> ,.trn,.-.,,.
rr.rr-. by !.tININ y E.;ti;ESrJN
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II wi>h was pudding. rnama" "WSyr
Cause sliu"ii have smh lot, ol sugar pa,
issis uie.
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Cape. A!aDaE,i ana Ohio
River Lime.

Rose dale Cement P,as.er Pari,,
PIastcrin-, llair, Fire Brick, Lrih, a..
iIiIr-, r,!l,w. H..-waN and 81. Ai,I, OF
country pro .u'" >uti AMI .ppE> puruhi>rd ut.
cou'u,->,"H. t"u>IgnuI'ur- >u.i.lirl
O,c,' wrh VI Br..j;. Gu..,r. -! Mu!hcr.
ry Street. (El>r >i'i".) Nrk-5ur.. N,~>
M,r-' <1rh. 10 -T.n~.
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1SD ,rr"s l,ui--7u arr~- ~ vrrl >i,rc ui
ruitlVaifnn MIth .s,Hrt cuiuin,ra',,,. inu,cs-
will De- >"lI rhe,p e., Casb or rv"ritrl-
Cash. with norrgsy" retained Tor balance.
There i, nl.o IN the place Horse, and rnua
implements. ,nI iwo root vrh-~ # oxen -
Frr further particulars. Apply ro J. j. O-ir.u.
rn the Pla,c,or to WHEY T.. Maaa',arn, Ray
Vie. La u. % rrf.
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ATTIC, I.NS.

HbNhpi. IN.
-" ~ pr'"'c" "a a!i rh" STAT" Courts IN
North LouI-. 'n,, and IA the Frdrrai Courrc
- Wv O'.'tr~. Dec. II. II
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D. 4. EDhL3Y,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
And E,.Ilf tor tut. >1i,. OIL
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pRENTISS HOUSE.
Viei<sisurg, Miss.
r. G. MCMACKIN & co, Propr,.

WYE inHrunrcmcn' rhat fhis favori'e Ho-
,"I &c IL" Hi Ciy' - srli nud., :h~
management 1T 'h" old nnI popular E,n nt
l. & MrNnrLiu 4 Co. = = ,..iicir irn, guaran-
tee :" ilcIr oil ca-rStp-r,, aud stranger
-n"-'- are a.-'irs'i MAT rh'y viii rcreIv- .v-
cry n''",'on 'h"y rouii desire from co,.rcon,
rr"pr~rrls. g ''cirn, clerk, and attentive wait.
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ies7)lb N BRIGHAM.

K WILLIS RICHARDSON. R,gr :. RIvrEDsux
Richland beacon., 1875-05-08

BREAKFAST RUsK.-Four cups OF
flouE one-half cup of milk, two eggs,
two teaSpoonsfui of cream tartar, one
small tca-poontul oe soda. Bake in
q long pan in quick oven. Cut as
YOU would cut sponge cake.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27
HISTORY.S DEFENDERS.

When Sherman wrote his memoir, he
threw shell into the midst of Federal
army officers who were quietly living in
an atmosphere Of heroism born in the
midst of battle. These Federal officers,
had won fame in the defense of their
country, and looked for the future histo-
rian TO say a much, gaining his notes
from army reports and vivid dclineations
given the world by correspondents who
lowered on the outskirts OF every battle
field. When 1t became known to these
surviving men, who are the children Of
our country's history, that their leader.
the bold sherman, was bending his encr-
gies to the task OF writing his
tory of their campaigns, they felt graft
fed. and looked forward with interest
to the completion of his work. II made
lis appearance, and raised cry Of anger
from the gallant leaders of brigades and
divisions; and gradually they are coming
forward and refutiDg some of the brassy
assertions of the Giraffe Sherman. Be-
sides Boynton's elaborate review, W. +.
lBaldy) Smith publishes, in the Novcm-
Der Gaiary. a lengthy defense Of the
army of the Cumberland against the
statements Of General Sherman and
army officers are eyincing much
interest in the forthcoming criti-
! cism from the pen Of General
j. ii. Wilson, the wcll-known cavalry
leader, formerly Of Illinois, but now Of
New York. 1t will probably be pub.
lished in the next number OF the Lateina-
tionot. General Sherman made mistake
when he attempted to elevate himself at
the expense of his brave subordnates,
and what he has expected to remain as a
standard work relating to his campaigns
will, unless corrected, stand only as a
libel on heroism and devotion to q coun.
try's cause.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27
A MAJOR REDUCED.

Major VIM. II. Price, Eighth Unitcd
states cavalry, was tried by court-mar-
tial. at Leayenworth. Kansas, Tor dis
obedience OF commands of a superior Of
ficer. lie was found guilty, and SEN
fenced 10 be reduced IN rank so that his
name shall appear in the list OF Majors of
Cavalry. next below the name of James
Biddle. Gen. Pope. in confirming the
sentence of the court-martial. says The
Department Commander is constrained
to believe that the mild sentence of the
court-martial, in view of the exceeding
gravity Of the military ofIenscs charged
and established by the testimony, has
been due to the well-known good charac-
Ter and conduct Of the accused and his
fine military record, both in the war
Of the rebellion and subsequently in this
military department.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27
REsTLEAS PKIsONERs.

The Callahan clan, highwaymen, con-
fined in the Murphysboro Jail, we're max
Ing preparations for return to liberty.
Recently they have been allowed the
privilege of spacious hall, which is pro-
vided with sheet-iron floor. On the
north side Of the cells door leads to the
rear OF the cells. Last Thursday. Sheriff
himball discovered that the staple on
this door had been broken, and the door
fastened with wire, evidcncing an attempt
At escape. The Independent, speaking OF
it, says; "The locks on all had been
broken and bars Of iron had been pulled
out OF the cells. In the entrance leading
around the cells several planks wer,
found pulled up and an excavation In til
ground below the floor some three fec
deep. and large enough to admit the bod
ofs large-sized man, was found leadin.
several feet out, under the foundation O
the jail. The work ofthe prisoners would
have been accomplished in few hours -
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ODE HTANl.EY.

On the night of the assassination of
Captain Sisney, in Carbondale, ODE S tan
ley was In the room with him, having
reached the town on a delayed train. His
strange actions before finding Mr.. Sis
ney's house, and the terrible tragedy that
followed his entrance into il, could not
have any other effect than to arouse the
suspicious of all who heard the circum-
stances surrounding the affair. Not
outstanding the doubtful po.
sition in which Mr.. Stanley
was placed on that very evcntful
evening. the recent trials. with their eff.
fectiye results, did not, in the least, i'm.
phcate linn in the brutal murder
OF Mr.. Sisncy. We believe il our duty.
Us a fair journalist. to make this state
ment because we, with the citizens of Car.
pondale, and the majority of the people
VI southern Illinois, felt that Mr.. Stanley
occupied position that would have war,
rAhted the authorities in holding him fol-
closer scrutiny as TO his actions on tn,
night OF the murder. Whatever sus
picions before attached 10 him, lac stand
To-day entirely clear of them.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27
For Sale.

A silver plated No. . Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine. hard (piano) finish,
valued at Ss5. viii be sold at $50 dis
count. on good terms, and ordered direct
from the factory.
--Colored aud mounted Map, OF the
cityot Cairo at - 80 each (hali price,
"A No. . Wilson shuttle Sewing Ma
chine valued ut SIS. viii be sold at SD
discount. and ordered direct from the
factory.
A 800 Remington sewing Machine
$50 of for cash. suitable Tor tailor OF
boot and shoe manufacturer.
--"Picturc>quc Amcrica"--iS numbers
bound In : volumes. iul gilt Morocco
price. $40.
"A style ~" "Clough. Warren y
CO.." Parlor Organ, right from the fac.
tory at Detroit. List price, $500. VIII
be sold fol 500.
A new two-horse Gambl" wagon.
For any of the above articles. apply Al
the BULLETIN office. T.. 4. BURNETT.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27
LOCAL NOTICES.

Large STOCK ladies' furnishing goods.
to be sold very cheap at &. Hanny's.
Don't fail to see that handsome line
of Ladies' Ties and Ribbons at J. Burger
d Co.'S.
Our Domestic Department il complete
in all its details. and viii he sold cheaper
than ever. j. BURGER d Co.
Large stock of wooden goods, llan-
nels. linseys and shceting ilannels, very
cheap, at c. IIanny's.
For Embrcderics and Laces, go TOD.
Burger Il Co.'S. No. 124 Commercial ave-
nue..
-R. Jones. the Commercial avenue
boot-maker. can furnish you with the
best pair OF boots TO be found in The city.
Ladies, misses and children. under.
wear nj very low prices at ). Burger a
| Coz.
The finest stock of dress goods. CON
sisting of Cassimeres. Empress Cloths.
Diagonals. Mohmrs, Poplins, at J. Bur-
ger u Co.'S. l2i Commercial avenue.
Large stock gents furnishing goods
II, very low prices, at c. llanny's.
For great bargains in Flanncls, call
on i. Burger n Co. They have the best
assorted stock in the city, and sell them
ut a.,onishingly low prices.
Large stock dry goods, without RI
( serve, at very low prices. at G. Ilanny's.
III yen want n good Custom-madc
| LADY, or MISS sllce call on !. Burger
& Co.
DsTTllE ALEXANDER COUNTY
BANk WILL PAY INTEREST on
DEPOSITS IN THE SAVINGS DE
PARTMENT
Large stock OF domestic prints. mu..
lius. and tickings, at low prices. at {.
| IIanuy's.
y. Burger * Co. call especial attcu-
ton OF housckeepers and those contem-
plating keeping house, to their large
stock OF entirely new carpets aud oil
cloths. This is their first season In that
line, and are confident of ,uiting all IN
the latest designs.
Fine. neat and stylish box .toed
stitched boots and shoes are mad,
special,ies by X. Jones, the Commercial
avenue boot and shoe manufacturer
Give him Il call
| "A series of lectures under the auspi
ces OF the members of the Library Asso
citation for the establishment, of a publ,
library in Cairo, will be held alter.
nately at the Presbyterian. Methodist and
Christian churches. The following la
dies and gentlemen have kindly con.
sented TO lecture. commencing:
Nov. 2, Prof. G. e.. Alvord.
o, DIR. G.. G.. Parker.
- l6, DR.. ii. Wardner.
- %. Go be flled).
20. DR.. VIM. X. Smith.
Dec. 6, Miss Kate Thompson.
-. Hon. VIM. ii. Green.
- 81, Mrs. q. e.. Alyord.
&. G. i. Goss. Scc'y.
BY order of Executive Committee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The French Assembly will begin its
everlasting volubility November /.
Farmers are everywhere, in South
ern Illinois, engaged in gathering corn.
Denver. Colorado, is to be made the
headquarters Of new military depart
ment.
Moody and Sankey are in Brooklyn,
New York, chasing sinners from their
lairs of sln.
The Scraps has arrived al Port Said,
all well The Princess Of Wales will be
glad to hear the new. from said port.
Edwin Booth has almost recovered
from his severe injuries, and will appear
in Hamlet next Monday evening.
Count Won Arnim is to be only pun
i,hed by fine. Perhaps the generosity
of the government may be owing to the
fact that they cannot lock the Count up.
The Jackson County Err, issued
every Saturday, reaches the BULLETIN in
Tuesday, mails. Whose fault is this,
publishers Of the Ere?
--St wise, uecahi your wine win care
The bright In JOY, the dregs are sorrow,
shake not the nnsk, the liquor rare
Zee well the day, nor trust the morrow
love.
1t IL rumored in Paris that The as
seinbly will be asked to authorize the
prosecution Of Rouher for his rccen,
speech attacking Mcmahon and the con
stitution.
The apple market in Ohio has nuctu
ated--irom fifteen cents per bushel TO III
teen cents piece. The recent clectio,
| in Ohio has produced this wonderful vas
cillation in the apple market.
John Morrissey is candidate TO
Senator in the Fourth district OF New
York. Morrissey is upheld by the anti
Tammany Executive Committee, AM
says he will vindicate the rights of fire
and honest labor.
OF the Presidents appointment tn
New York Sun Gays: Grants appoint
ment Of Zach Chandler 10 be secrctar
Of the Interior illustrates phrase c
scripture "And the last state of tina
man shall BIZ worse than the first.
Norwich bob-tail horse-car poetry
from the Norwich Butietm:
The conductor here doesn' take and fare,
Because there ism any conductair;
But the upright voter must put his fare
In u box stuck up In one end VI the cair
And smile ON the female passeDjair,
And help her in and out OF The cair.
because there isn't any coDductair.
a l..
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a--1117l77777 -
THE EOG HORN.

Governor Allen sounded his fog horn in
Pittsburg. Pa, on the night of the 18th
inst, to 1900 people. The principal
portion Of the audience was composed OF
working men. to whom he directed his
speech. Throughout his speech he was
loudly cheered In abiding to his de-
feat in Ohio, he said that the defeat ofihe
Democratic party was due partly to the
large sums of money brought into the
State two weeks before the election, and
used Tor corruption aud bribery, and
partly to the illegal colonization OF voters
by the Republican party. During his
speech, he made Use Of the following lan-
gusge This Government, for many
years, has been run solely for the benefit
OF the rich. and solely TO the crushing out
Of the liberty and life of the many"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27
VICTOR EMMANUEL AND TIE

A house OF ill-flme has intruded itself
IN the vicinity Of the Church OF st. John
Ut Lateran. In consequence Of this the
Pope has asked Victor Emmanuel to re-
move the same, deemiDg the act of re-
moval Christian duty as well AS
.Sc'ai propriety. The King replied in
A." "howing letter: 1.-The cOmmunica-
go Wv. VI hoar Holiness of LIST inst. has
srs,;o ,eV '.'N,a and given the deep consid-
ela!' .',',. which bestow upon all question.
In which your Holiness plca..s 70 tar.
personal interest. Irecall With Measure
the sbolishn'ent OF house Of n, =. =
which was situated near one ., ,,e
churches two years ago. In the nr.s'.',
instance viii Is gladly comply with A..
pious instructions OF Your Holm, q, un,ss,
want OF sufficient proof or the inadvis,
bility Of opposing legal rights make /
incumbent on me--no matter how painfu
the uecessity--to decline giving q favor
able answer 10 your request. am
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27
DEATH OF A nCROlyE.

After the late cyclone had devastated
the Texas coast. destroying towns and
cities. we published, among other cxcit-
ing things. an account of the narrow
escape from death by a lady named West.
AT Baytown her house was swept away
from Its foundation, while she, husband
and children, chung to its roof. The
building was shivercd to pieces by the
raging waters, and n number of those
who chung TO the frail roof were forever
lost beneath the waves of the bay. Mrs.
West was thrown senseless upon the
shore. where she was found BY
kind-hearted men belonging to a
tug. They carried her TO their
little vessel, and laid her upon a rude
couch, and administered restorativcs, un-
der the influence Of which she returned
to consciousness. While the storm still
ragged. and dashed up against the sides OF
the strong little tug the wrecks ofhouscs
and ships. Mrs. West gave birth to a
child. Il boy. lie was named storm
West. and the papers OF Houston and
Galveston spoke of him a. the "child OF
the storm" Although the brave woman
passed through the horrors of the fright.
FIJI cyclone, the shock was too much for
her constitution to bear, and she died,
and was buried among other victims OF
the wind and water. The child yet lives.
and owing to the peculiar circumstances
attending his birth, and the pity aroused
tor the loss sustained in the death OF his
mother, he il an object of almost univcr-
sal attention and care among the people
on that portion OF tue coast
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27
rrp,LINER Ann RAxEu.

Sheriff Kimball, Of Jackson county,
safely delivered Bulliner and Baker. the
vendetta prisoners. to the renitcntiary
authorities, at Joliet. Bullincr has been
put to..work at the tailor's trade, and Ba-
ker will drive pegs during his term OF
imprisonment. The Murphysboro hde-
pendent facetiously remarks: III they
apply themselves closely to business dur
ing the time allotted TO them to stay at
Joliet they will both be good mechanics
al the end Of their term"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27
"A Line shol, whisky aud Lunch. y
tGlobc- Democra

Emil Prectorus--that mysterious com
pound OF liar and lunalic who edits the
IVestiiche PoSt-states In his issue OF YES
terday that the Giobe-Democrat, in its
article OF Sunday, alleges the innocence
of Henry Brown, the negro who was OK.
ecuted on Friday last, and justilies his
crime OF rape, because bis victim was "a
poor German woman" The article con-
cludes by calling attention to the latter
fact as additional evidence that the
LOjs-Democra, sis the enemy Of
the Germans" II is difficult to find
language in which to characterize such a
base appeal TO class prejudice. We have
not used the word German" In any
thing we have written on this subject
We have not alluded to Mrs. Pfarr as
German woman or "a poor German wo-
man. Nor have we said that Henry
Brown was innocent. But We have said.
and we now repeat, that he was practi-
cally denied the right of appeal From the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27
Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relief for young mcE from the
effect of Errors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar
riagc removed. New method of treat
mcnt. New and remarkable remedies.
Books aud Circulars sent free. in sealed
envelopes. Address Howard Associa-
ton. 4l0 y. Ninth street, Philadelphia
Pam institution having n high rcpu.
,aiion ior honorable ,ohdVG! aud profes:.
sional skill. S.2i.dSw3m
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moment oil his arrest the officers of the
law took him by the back ofthe neck and
rushed him to the gallows, thrusting
aside every chance OF escape from his
awful doom There Is love OF fair play
in the hearts of the people which demands
that the guilticst of criminals, once In
the hands of the law, shall have chance
for his life; aud which protests against
hurrying and bounding man to the gal
lows, until he has had an opportunity to
test every means of escape. II Is because
this opportunity was denied to Henry
Brown that we say he was not rightfully
executed on Friday last.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27
INFINITE THANKS.

The ex-Queen Isabel, who lost her
throne because she lost the respect of her
people. has written letter to Valmaseda,
who is attending to the royal interests In
Cuba, returning "inAnite thanks" to him
and the "ever-faitl,fnl inhabitants, army,
navy and volunteers"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27

however, communicating with efficient
officers, who will take TO heart the wishes
Of Your Holiness and labor to please you
as far as possible. have the honor to
subscribe myself your very devoted son."
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27

Postgatc. who was arrested and re-
quested to tell all he knew about the
winnebago duel, refused to talk. and In
consequence the case has been continued
and will quietly expire in the arms Of
iusficc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27
Opium or Morphine Eaters

cured without pain OF Inconvenience, NJ YOUR
home In i0days. Medicines for first three weeks
treatment sent free to any address on receipt Of
five dollar, State amount used daily
Address. r. HuBBARD, NJ ID.
Manager ST. Louis Inehriaic Hospital.
Onice-llll Olive street, St Louis
iO-I5-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Drunkenness Cured |!

without inconvenience, AT your home Nnti-
dotc sent free to any address on receipt Of one
dollar. \ddres-,
Eli. HUBBARD, ". u.
Manager 81. Louis Incbriate Hospiil.
Onice--llll Olive Street, II Louis
lo.l tt
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For Sale.

For SNIp.
The Delmonico Saloon, with ten-pin
alley, shooting gallery, and all fixtures
pertaining to the establishment. For
terms Of sale, apply to
l0-26-tf Mrs. ANNIE CoYNF.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

THE BULLETIN is published every morning
Except Monday In the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street
The BULLEris is served to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Cents Week
payable weekly. BY Mail, lin advance, 80 per
annum; six months SO; three months, So; one
month, 81 %.
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FOR
Injuries to Man or Beast.
Fails, Bruises
strains, >pralns, COntu-
sions, DislucatiOHs
Fractures. uis, I.acern.
ted or Incisei Wound
SWclliUgs, Burns Scald- :,
>unburns.
.. bleeding Lungs. o.
~ splitting OF Blood.
y Nose Bleed. AMI Bleed
n ing Gums or Teeth
Vomiting Of Blood and
~ Bloody Discharges
Piles - bleeding Piles
Blind Piles. (Iniallihle
IOot.iacn.. laruche. Ncu-
ralgia, Swelled Face.
II Rheu,ssniisni. Rheuma-
L tic yelling ofsoren.s..
SttftDcss or Soreness
Lumbago, lame Back
sore InrOnt oT Quir-y,
lnilamed Tonsils.
DIptlicria. Rronchi-
liz, Asthma.
Sore or Inilamed Eyes or
tye-lids.
Caiarrii. Leucorrhea,
Diarrhea, Dysenicry.
sore Nipples. lniiamei
Breast
Painful or too Prafilse
Monthlies
MIX Leg. ovarian Dis
case and Tumars
Kidney Complaint,
v Gravel and siraagury.
- Chnfings and EAcOria-
tions of Infants, or
Adults
SaricOse Veins. En-
larged or Inilamed Veins
Ulcers. Old Sores, Inter
nal Clcerations.
BOils. Carbuncles. Tu-
inors, Hot swellings.
IL COrs.s and Bunions, Chat
ed or sore Feet.
Cha1inxs.iIa or Sad
die Calls
felOO or Whitlow, Frost
ell Limbs or Parts.
Mosquito Bites. Insect
stings, Chapped Hands.