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Middletown transcript., 1875-11-27
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GRAPHIC ex.
sspsrated and sar.
osstic ssblacksmifh'' =
who sets type in
Cairo, writes: Who
ever heard Of ~
editor making 10
error during biz
whole editorial CO.
reer !? No one. The
merchant swesss at
the printer; 70 does
the occasional COR
respondents humbug
who writes about
thA snaonla.' ssOyAr.
eighty common
wealths,' burden Of
taxes tyranny,
etc /; SO does that
cheerful hierogly-
phical prodigy. the
associated press
agent; and those in
tolerable frauds. the
poetess and poet Of
the city; the man
whose friends desire
that be should be
mayor; the individ-
nal who received .
benefit and q studied
watch for his bril-
liant talents. and in
his card Of thanks
used the glittering
and commonplace,
the antIsuated and
excessively vain
pronoun IL thus
i;' in fact. the
printer gets bounc-
ed on all sides.
The printer who
rummages after m
Ineligible pieces Of
metal, who corrscts
on an average about
fifteen villainouser-
rors an hour in COM
mon words, such ss
traveller, jailer. by |
fulfill. holi.
lay, gauge. separ- |
ate, alleged. fetid, |
Judgment, skillful, |
empanel,
md many other
simple ones, and
makes probably one
,lunder in Eve thou
and words, is fire.
luensly asked to
'tep down and out.
70 wonder be feels
avage, and drinks
and beer,
nd talks about the
ignorance Of the
the mid
lie classes, and all
ther classes. !"
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An auctioneer, a,
the late sale of an.
tiquities. put up q
helmet with the fol-
lowing candid OBJ
servation This,
ladies and gentle
men, is the helmet
of Romulus,t the Ro-
man founder; but
whether he was a
brass or iron found
er I cannot tell. -"
Mew Orleans Bul-
letin.
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Perfumers, by
blending primary
odors. obtain all
the various buu-
quets. Roses, orange
blossoms, jasmine,
violets, geranium i,
tuberoses and jon
quill, contain types
Of nearly all flower
odors. Blend jas
mine and orange
flowers, and you get
the : scent of the
sweet pea /; jasmine
and tuberose mixed
produce the perfume
Of hyacinth !; while
violet and tuberose
resemble the lily Of
the valley.
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A populsr writer. speaking Of the
ocean telegraph. wonders whether the
news transmitted through the salt water
will b. fresh.
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''Patrick." said an old gentleman
to his servant, 1--WE are all creatures Of
fate" "Well, if it wasn't for fate,
how in the devil could We walk, sure?"
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1t is estimated from such census re-
turns as have been published this year
that the population Of the Union is
about 46, ,250, 900.
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There are twenty-three distinct Ian
guages spoken in India.
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FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers at Private Sale his
L very complete FIXTURES FOR THE
DISTILLATION OF PEACH BRANDY-ca-
pacity two thousand baskets per day.
EDW'D. WILKINS.
Riverside, Nd, Nov. $, ls75-2m.
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CHARLES BEAsTEN,
New Castle, Oct. 9Th, 1875 PaorHosorAnY.
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WATER WHEELS, WIND MILLS
Pumps, Plumbing and Gas Fitting in country hou-s
ses. Send for circulars or call and see samples
w. G. RhOades, 1871 Market st. Sc left
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-05

| the following particulars, regarding what
might have been very sad affair, came
! to our ears Some two months ago, a
! well-to-do gentleman of this county, be-
come oppressed by the thought that his
wife, who had ever before been true and
faithful to him, was on altogether too III
innate terms with gentleman residing
in this city, who, of late, has frequently
visited the said husband and wife, but al
ways showing decided preference for
the society of the wife. The husband,
who is said to have fairly idollZed his
wife, was very quick to notice this fact;
but. being a sort of lamb-like fellow, and
fearing that he might be mistaken in
his conclusions, which We're not the
most pleasant for loving husband TO
ponder upon, namely: that his wife and
the Cairo gentleman were meeting in Sc
cret whenever an opportunity presented
itself to them, he kept mum.
But, within the last ten days,
the thought has preyed upon him until
lie was almost driven mad, and he deter
mined to know the truth. He accord
ingly watched every movement of his
wife, and found that his surmises were
only too true, The blow was crushing
one to him, and instead of blowing the
brains out of the destroyer of his peace,
and kicking his wife into the street, as he
should have done, he determined 10 let
them live and be happy, and blow out his
own brains Accordingly he wrote a nice
| little billet do,Ir to his loved one, telling
her how miserable he was, and wishing
her happiness, which he placed on a stand
in his bedroom, and was about to per-
form the feat OF catching bullet be-
tween his teeth, when he thought of all
other preliminary which he had forgot
ten, and laid the pistol upon the table be-
side the note, and left the room In order
10 effect it. While he was absent the OBJ
ject who came near being the cause of
this pretty tableau, entered the apart
ment, and finding the note, read it. She
got scared and rushed out in search other
husband, whom she met on the stairs,
and throwing her arms around his neck,
she implored him TO give up his awful
purpose, yowiug never to speak to the
Cairo man again ifhe would only promise
her that he would not shoot himself AT
ter celebrating for second or two he
promised, and now the two are livingto-
gether as before, except that the Cairo
man don't make them any more friendly
visits.
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4 -ooe hoDekei iv-1o--'n ~
the Washington bakery, and having learn
| ed the wants of the public, is prepared tC
supply on call all demands for French loaf
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in a first
class bak ny. lie maintains full stock OF
confectioneries, and can, as well ss any
other dealer 10 the city, ill all orders in
that line, Cakes baked, frosted Ut orna-
mcnted on short notice. Specia lattention
given 10 the orders Of wedding or picnic
parties. 9.l2-tf.
Call for the bcst-tiillet's Baking
Powdcr-for it never disappoints the
cook.
-Newly-itted, finely furnished barber
shop by George Stcinhduse, corner Com
mercial avenue and Eighth street Years
OF practice have given him light hand
that makes a smooth shave delightful. Al
who try HIM once will call again. All the
late daily papers are kept on his table for
the benefit oil his customers, and there Is
no tedious waiting for turns. If
-Gillet's Baking Powder-the best in
use--always reliable.
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That Debating Club.

At the last meeting of the F. +. +.
Literary and Debating society, the exer-
cses were not as interesting as they might
have been, in consequence OF the sick
ness of Mr.. Frank Van Doren, who was
upon the programme for select reading,
and the absence of several other men,
bers. The first exercise of the evening
was the debate upon the question: IRE
solved, That Intemperance creates more
Misery than War" Messrs. Hacker and
MCGEE assuming the affirmative, and
Messrs. Shuckers and Oswald the mega
tive. The debate lasted one hour and
twenty minutes, which was more time
than the affirmative needed by long
shot to completely annihilate the mega
tive. After the debate was ended, and
q small amount of miscellaneous business
transacted, o committee of three
from the Young Mems Debating Club
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Fresh Seeds.

just Received, and for sale cheap TO the
trade, New York EARLY ROSE SEED Po-
tatoes and other kinds.
Clover, Timothy, Red-tep and other
feeds.
Top Onions and choice garden seeds,
both 10 papers and bulk.
Plows and Plow Harness.
Also full line of groceries, on which we
shall offer extra inducements.
We are now opening the finest line OF
prints that has ever been brought to Cairo.
We offer bargains In all lines.
2G-2-2s.5t. New YORK STORE
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put In an appearance and held confab
with the committee appointed by the r.
f. r. society, for the purpose of coming
to some definite conclusion in regard to
The consolidation Of the two clubs. AZ
ter considerable parley a consolidation
was effected, and this evening meeting
OF the members Of both clubs will be
held, when officers will be elected, and all
the necessary arrangements for putting
the society in running order will be at
tended to, as well as selecting a name by
which the organization will be known.
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the largest invoice of Wo,tenholm's
Roger 4 Wade's, and Butchers cut
lery, ever offered in Cairo. at importers
prices; also large assortment of scissors.
The goods are now on exhibition. and
comprise the finest articles Of the kind
ever brought to Cairo, all of which will
be sold at prices that defy competition.
Call and see for yourselves.
ID. HARTMAN,
Cor. Sixth Street and Commercial.
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To Aggrayate Dyspepsia,

introduce Alcohol into the stomach, and
thereby rob the digestive fluid OF its solvent
power. Siturate piece OF bread ami meat
with gastric juice, and it will dissolve,
This is digestion. Add to such mixture
little alcohol, and it will not dl solve,
Thisillustrates indigestion. Beware, then,
ye dyspeptics, Of tinctures, intusions or de.
coctions containing spirtuous liquors
shun all such rum "tonics," and rely solely
on DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bitters, the finest
herbal inyigorant known, and free from the
fiery curse Of Alcohol. 2-l6 d&w.lm,
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--Robinson's Ministries will be here
next Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Methodist soclable and concert
last night were grand success.
The streets are still very muddy,
and the corners are held up by loafers.
The F. +. r. and the Young Mems
Sociables have consolidated.
Travelling men from Boston are
numerous in these parts just.now.
A number Of Mound City people
were in town yesterday.
Foster & Rexford's big ice house, sit
uated below the st. Charles hotel, is COM
pleted.
One of our Liberal Religious friends
seems to be out of humor with the editor
or the San. and makes no bones OF say
ing so.
The Liberal Religionists had very
unpleasant little joke played on them
Wednesday afternoon by lady of thi,
city.
There Is no rest for the weary
said big loafer who was lying on the
stoop OF house on Washington avenue,
yesterday afternoon.
The Reverend Mr.. Thayer aud hi.
family, we are told, will leave this city
for vincennes, Indiana, next Thursday
afternoon.
MIR. w. j. Snyder, who represents
the hardware establishment of J. CLARK
Wilson dealer in American and Foreign
hardware, of New York, is in the city.
The next lecture at the High Schoo
building will take place on Tuesday even
ing, when the Rev. Mr.. Wallar will adj
dress the people.
The newspapers of this city are, like
Macawber, waiting for something to
turn up that they may have something
TO make big fuss about.
The Massac Journal says that Cairo,
Jonesboro. Murphysboro, Sparta. and
other towns are at last celebrating the
completion of the Cairo & st. Louis rail-
road.
The rs. 5. Taylor" and the narrow
gauge coach, standing oil the Cairo Il ST.
Louis railroad track at the point, yester-
day, attracted much attention from that
portion of our citizens who never saw an
engine or car of this kind.
The newspapers published in this
portion of the state. are all commenting
on the big celebrations which have taken
place in Cairo. Jonesboro and other towns
along the line of the Cairo q st. I.oui:
railroad. The people of Cairo have jubi-
lated so much that they have all grown
thin.
A man who looked to be about forty
years of age, somewhat under the influ-
ence of liquor, while walking along
Washington avenue yesterday morning,
slipped and fell upon the sidewalk when
opposite the furniture mandatory, and
cut an ugly cash in his head. He got
upon his feet. tied his handkerchief
around the wound, and went on his jour
-
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The Methodist sociable last night was
very we'll attended. the church being
filled The musical exercises were deci-
dedly fine. a were the refreshments,
which were of choice kind and excel
lently prepared. The singing Of all the
ladies and gentlemen was good, especially
that part OF il which was done by Mrs.
Monsarrat and Mrs. Wright. The Duet.
by these ladies, entitled I'll Trayatore."
was very beautiful.
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livered 75c; car No. white in sacks de-
livered 76c; 500 sacks No. 2mixed deliv-
cred 75c.
OATS.
The demand is steady, prices firm and
receipts liberal. Stocks are fully equal to
the demand. Receipts for the past week
were % cars. Sales for the last three days
were cars No. mixed in sacks deliver
ed Gic; car No. 2 black mixed delivered
&c; car No. 2 black mixed in sacks de-
livered 65c; 3 cars No. 2mixed in bulk on
track SOC; cars No. mixed in sacks de-
livered Gi(1G5c; 2 cars No. 2 mixed in
bulk on track 60c; 2 cars No. 2 mixed in
sacks delivered 63lc; cars No. 2 black
in sacks delivered zoe; cars No. white
in sacks delivered Coo.
MEAL.
Fresh meal is plenty and dull. The
demand for choice steam dried is fully
equal to the supply. Wenote sales of
400 barrels steam dried delivered 50 60;
100 barrels fresh meal 3 80; 200 barrels
kiln dried delivered 81 Gj; 100 barrels
green meal delivered 20 50.
BRAN.
The market is quite and dull. with
scarcely any demand-quoted on the le-
wee at SIS. The mills hold at higher
prices, without sales. We note sales Of
car ship stuff SIS: car bran SIS.
BUTTER.
Choice Northern roll and packed butter
is scarce aud in demand. Receipts of all
kinds are light and the market is bare.
Prices are steady and firm at quota
tons. Sales were, POGO pounds choice
Southern Illinois roll 20a2jc; 800 pounds
choice Northern packed pc 800 pounds
choice Northern packed 2jc 200 pounds
choice Southern Illinois packed zoe; 80
pounds choice Southern Illinois roll
22(g23c; 100 pounds choice Northern
packed 24c.
EGGS.
There has been all active shipping de-
mand for day or two that has entirely
wiped out the stock on hand. Receipts
find ready sale at quotations. Sales were
q boxes shippers count 22!c; IL boxes
shippers count 22c; 10 boxes to arrive,
packed in oats 23c; $50 dozen 23c.
CHICKENS.
The demand is only fair and supply
moderate. Choice hens range from s3C1-
3 80; good mixed. - jOa3. We note
sales OF > coops mixed, - 5Oa3; coops
choice hens, SO 2jld3 so; 3 coops choice
mixed, - 1908; coops choice hens,
$3td.3 %.
APPLES.
The market is well supplied, quiet and
easy, with only a small demand. Sales
were 80 barrels wine saps, 81 50(a,3 30
barrels choice, 81 IS.
POTATOES.
The demand for choice seed varieties
is steady and active. We note sales rs
follows: so barrels pink eyes, 81; %
barrels sweet potatoes, $685. %; 20 bar
rcls early rose, seed. 50 80.
PROVISIONS.
| The market is steady and unchanged
! with sales limited entirely to the iobli.---
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A GOOD WORD.
"veritas.' of HopkinsviIie. Hen.
tucky, Appreciates Csiro.-ier Adj
vantages as n Man ufacturing city -
Now IL the Time


HoPKINsvILLE, KY, Feb. %, 1915.
CAIRO BULLETIN The present winter
has fully demonstrated the great advan-
tages that Cairo affords as place for car
rying on a large and prosperous manu-
featuring business. What Is necessary
for the successful prosecution OF mantI-
featuring is that there should be abund-
ancc OF cheap fuel, easy access to raw
material, a large and good market, with
facilities for reaching 1t cheaply and
speedily at all seasons of the year. Cairo
has the whole South and West open to
her with better facilities for reaching all
the South than any city in America.
Cairo is bound to be manufacturing
city. Nature has marked her out for one.
Whilst other cities in the West have been
ice bound the entire winter. Cairo has
enjoyed uninterrupted navigation-her
magnificent wharfs crowded with com
mercc. Now il the time for men who
want to enjoy the benefits of her great
future to identity their fortunes with her.
Never again will be afforded such Oppor-
tunities for making safe and profitable
investments. "VERTTAs."
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The Miustrels.

In CHANGING over one Of the periodicals
of the day, we notice the following in re-
gard to Harry Robinson, the manager
and proprietor Of the troupe which will
visit our city next Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The company is good one, as may
be seen by all who will but glance at the
many words Of praise lavished upon them
by the press and public. There are few
men now in the minstrel profession who
have gained such a reputation as Robin
son, a. manager and proprietor, and
among his troupe may be found j. {.
Murphy, George Eustachc. Green and
Sadler, and others, all Of whom are high
~ spoken of. OF Robinson an exchange
says: During the summer of 1872, Harry
conceived the idea of putting Minstrel
Troupe on the road under his own man
agau.cni; he did so. putting before the
were No. with six End Men. An
IlDth lIlAl she siOu. =, :, - q. 49,, 80
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The Liberia, Religious soeiabIe.

The Liberal Religious Sociable, which
took place on Wednesday evening. was
very well attended ard a very pleasant
affair. The excellent music furnished by
Eisenburg's string band was all that was
necessary to make the hearts Of the
young folks glad and the cordial treat
ment that they always receive at the
hands Of c. Il. Woodward and DR.. K. ;.
Brigham, is ever calculated TO insure them
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The Parish School was opened on Mon
day, March lst. But pupils will be re-
ceiyed at any time, on the conditions
already published. The services OF Pro-
fe sor Prick have been secured for instruc.
ton in the German language. For this an
extra charge Will be made. Pup Is wishing
to study German only, Will come to the
school at o'c'ock =. m.
CHARLES \, GILBERT, Rector.
oi-Q-lIn,
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Cooking stoves.

To keep peace in the family, buy a
Charter Oak Coal Cooking Stove, with a
small quantity of Paradise coal, and you
will always be happy. All the different
patterns-both wood and coal-for sale at
crock bottom" figures, by c. w. IIend-
erson, corner Twelfth street and Com
mcrcial avenue. 2-l0-lm.
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LOCAL. NOTICES.


Finding the present store room too small
for our growing business. ! viii, in thu
latter pat OF February, remove TO the spa
cious building form rly occupied by Elliott
4 Haytborn, where, with the increased Ia
,ilties, I will keep a larger stock OF Boot
and Shoes than ever before. In the mean
lime, to avoid the expense OF moving and
10 prepare for spring trade, will offer my
entire stock Of winter goods at ACTUAL
COST Tms is BUSINESS. and great bar
gains are offered TO the fortunate
A. BLACK,
I0l-l-20-tf City Shoe store.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
Sherifs Sale.

AZ OAHU
py virtue Of an Execution to me lirccted by
Dihe Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Alexander
County In the stare of Illinois, In favor Of Al
fred u. ~alorl, assignee ct Alexander II Irwin
and against John II Brown, | have levied up-
on the following described property, In the
County Of Alexander and state OF Illinois, to-
wit Al the right title and interest of sail Jehn
II. Brown in and % the Northwest quarter Of
the Southwest quarter of Section thirty zone t3D
In Township fifteen Nj) South, and in Range
one % west of the third = VI also blocks mum
bered one ~. two ~, three 90, four o. five
tjl, six 90 seven "a and eight - In the town of
Unity in said county and state rs the property
Of said John II Brown, which | shalt offer AZ
Public sale ut the Southwest door If the Court
House, In the ity of Cairo, in the County of
Alexander and State of Illinois OH the fourth
(ith) day Of March, \. ID ISIS, at the hour Of
eleven O'Clock, a. NJ. for cash, to satisfy said
Execution. ALEX II lRVIN
sheriff Of AleNan Yer County, Illinois.
Cairo, Ills, February Sih, lS7i.
In pursuance Of tie fore going notice Of sale,
this day offered the real estate therein described
for sale, aud there being no bidders the sale W
therefore adjourned until the 10th dol n
instant, at the Same asA----H ~
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The preliminary trial Of Jack Ross, who
murdered Alice Gibbs, negro woman,
in tins city lat Sunday morning, was to
have taken place before Judge Bross at
the court house yesterday afternoon, but
owing to the non-appcarance Of the wit
nesses, the examination was postponed
until to-day at two o'clock.
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II. Schmetzstorh announces to his friends
and former patrons thtt he has opened the
DELTA BAKERY, corner OF Nineteenth
aud Poplar SIR cts, where lie will be pleased
TO greet them again, and assures them that
he can furnish the best of fresh bread, rolls,
etc. GENUINE RYE BREAD will be made a
specially. Try him again. iS-2-l2-lm
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Custom Made Shoes.

just 10 and w ope aing, the best line Of
spring Shoes ever brought 20 Cairo. We
also handle the clebrat d c. VI. Henderson
& Co.'S. custom Shoes, al warranted. Why
buy poor goods when good goods can he
had as low ut the
37.2.2S-5t. NEW YORK STORE.
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Daily Lunch.

George Littner corner of Fourteenth ant
Washington avenue, will furnish he eater
avery day to his patrons a No. lunch, be-
tween the hours of ten and twelve O'Clock
Fresh Milwaukee beer aud fragrant Havana
cigars to be had at his ,r at all times.
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For Rent.

Eight large rooms over lannon's book
store, on Commercial Avenue, and cot
tage Of five rooms lone of the Devassey CO f.
tages) on Division street. Apply to
Louis HERBERT,
35-3-4-6t. No. ~ Ohio Leyee.
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Landlord, OF hotels and boarding houses
will find IL to their advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, No ~ Fourth street, be-
tween Washington aud Commercial aven-
ues, and ascertain her terms for doing hotel
and boarding house washe. by the week
Her Wholesale prices are extremely
low-7bc. per dozen. For piece work pr. ces
are rs follow: Single shirt and coll
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Fresh supply.

Mr.. p. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale at his sales room a large stock
II English ale, porter, Hennessy brandy
aud wines. and liquors Of all kinds, which
b, will dispose Of at reasonable prices.
J-u-u-gatf
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Fifty to seventy-hve dollars per month
Agents wanted everywhere. Teachers, la
dies. gents, etc., etc. No capital or out
lay required. send 30 cents for postage OF
outfit, 10 ID. c. WELcHMAN,
u Irwin Station. Union County, Ohio.
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A first class cook, an unmarried wo-
man--white preferred-can find steady
employment at good wages. Apply at the
BULLETIN counting room. 3-5-3t
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored. Impediments to Marriage re-
moved New method of treatment, New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, 4l9 n. Ninth street, Philadel-
phia, Pa An Institution having high repgts-
ton for honorable conduct and professional
skill l60-l-l5-d&wsm