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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-14


In the District C1UrI in and f,r - Comfy aud
Sizie Aforesaid
George >prasue, plaintiff.
George W. oslen and Josiah NS''''-
LGGn. De:enasats.
George W. OGDEN, y hose n!'ee OF Tssii-nca 5
nsnos n, J1s,2h Luun, resilient OF he tate
Of no, viii take notice tha, ticOr-e PTssu I, o.
the Ccuusy Of LeSve@SCrh keEsss. id, O. the
2Gth day OF Dec, mbef, A d, IS-i & III petition
IN the Is ret CJnrl, within aud the OuHty
Of Ldavenworta d State OF X ana, agIinsJ the
said Seofge ". eieI and Jo>.a hum q. f-uJ %
su :. That the sid ore ciea las. a certain
mortgage 10 enc CEaTes >pEsg on lots Nos fur
ga, i've ~, zn:s-x 10, ia b. OK No. hIieen (ijl,
Ia L-a.enWorth { ~ proper. leIvenwOrth ouny
ssate OF kassas, 10 50 t- the pay llent OF 81 SO a.
SCORING 10 a cgftsln EOte Ieerret 10 said
nlOfigsga, aud tia sud note and mortgage has By
SAID iaTit ~pEasGe beel transferred 10 the sad
tieorge sp-agur, II piSia,ig, aud that since the
wing Of siic mortgage the Othe- defendants ca IA
me interest in ..,nd, uad1r the aid tie re
w. Ogden, 1ni praying III said G-eIge W. o.
den may pay Slid sau nov claimed 10 be due,
the taxes ss-essc1 GA the sane aEd paid by tie
paint q, the ilterest- aud ten per cent addition
a. IS for zI.o uey's e .ps ~ aintiG's aitJr-
B.y, as e. the term Z il moTtgsgs, N
amounting 10 $, Su5- -, AID that he SAID psems
e ma De sOd % pay tie sms, and the >ald
GeOrse ". Oyian and J siah Lunn a.e ifiei
that they are required q apPesr ard answer SAID
petition or bs.ore the OH dag OF Fe5rgary,
\. D., 1875.
Dated tai 2S;h day Of Deeember, 4. D, 1874.
GEORGE SPsA6UE-
dso3lSSw By Y. L. EST, his Attorney.
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COUNTY SCRIP.
How IL is Manipulated ~ Several
Parties i'm the City.
COMPLAINTS Both Loud and d: ep.

Since the County Clerk commenced the
isue Of scrip, 4 great many complaints,
both in the shape OF communications and
personal interviews, have come TO Us, but
we have paid no attention to any OF them,
and have waited to see if the matter could
not be righted in time. As il seems TO grow
worse, We felt compelled TO make inquiries
into the matter, and TINES reporter, with
that idea in view, called upon several Of
our leading citizens yesterday, TO obtain
their views on the subject.
We find that those who have waited long
and patiently, say at least nine months
for their money, complain bitterly that
they are not paid, that they have contract
ed bills which they have promised to pay
as soon As the scrip was Issued, but upon
going to the treasurer's Office, find that he
has not the money to pay them, and that if
they sell it, they find the price deprecated
to such an extent tina; il would be ruirous.
One insfance which seeuas rathss seer, Is
the way the price of the scrip asceEds and
desocnds. For instance, On Sat
urday, county scrip MAS quoted at
90G95, and yesterday Tor some unexplain-
ed reason, the price had fell to sOt5 S.. An
other instance which is plainly visible
when a large amount of scrip has
been issued By the Clerk is the
the notices that suddenly appear in the
windows Of certain banks and other places
Of business where scrip is bought and
sold, and If you have scrip TO sell, the price
will range with the last named figures. In
Ease you should wish to buy. the price will
be found to correspond with the first named.
But it does not rest here. Many complain
who have acted as jurors, that the Treas
lrer will not pay them, while Others who
ire -be,tes scquainteJ," can get cash when
.uer they ask for II.
FROM those who usierstand the workings
If the new financial system, we learn that
he STORY" tod by Outsiders is entirely
alse. That the levy made for
he general fund is entirely to
mall, and that all the money which has
Ken received and could be added to the |
general fund, hss be.n paid out.
We do not ckaih to take sidesxits, either !
'arty, neither Do we wish it understood that |
re censure the Treasurer, for froh the mis-
ellanecus conversation tlat our reporter |
lad With hs satisfied and the dissatisfied
re could not learp who was to blame, but
seems that there are few men who FIX"
he price Of scrip in such q condition that
he price riser and falls al their pleasure
We shall further investigate this matter,
nd will give the facts rs they are stated /
D us
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Regularity Brings Vfgor.

Local irregularities produce weakness of the en-
tire system. In orde-, therefore, TO re-establish
health and strength upon basis these irregu-
iarities must I've permanently overcome. Many per-
sons endeavOr 10 reform them by remedies which
address themselves merely to the symIsams, without
efeding the cause. II such individuals were 10 use
instead Hcstetter's Stomach Btters, they would
speedily appreciate ele diff. reCe between n meii-
cine which palliatss and one which entirely removes
physical disability. Tha prime regulator Of bodily
oisturbances r~sssk the derelict organs 20 unn-
irrYptei aud lsassy performance Of their various
Cutes whereby slSne the system can recover its lost
1she md rigor. H4asSs Bites are tonic mek-
cine, but they tInic wiich regulates they
strengthen the system. eodSw
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sECSK-Biaek, see; .hoyt stripea, 3,c: narrow
striped, tc; broad STRIP cd, Ice.
PoLE CAf-59Ice.
MUSKRAr-l GI.Jc.
f'P0s sUx-59i9e.
KIT rKss-5e-
WILD CAT-lSS25c
HoUsx CAT-5etIoc.
BKAvEs-Per q. 81 20.
B.DGYR-l5I3ec.
Fox-Grey SeG40c; red, fO5Si %.
WoLF-i.srse, s1tdSl 50; small, 3u5-ec.
BsAR-si 0oJs6 %.
LCsBER.
SIoCEs-s, 10 and Il inches. dressed, s51 %;
c l. inches, resell one SHE, s2s.
SHkyLISG-Dressed twC sides, $50 So; ID do,
$45 &c
BARN RoARDs-Roush, s22 50.
hHEEIISG-$.U.
FEsISG-Ist quality, So 81: I'd do, 20.
PANEL BosRDs-Drs.sed, $69.
CEILISG-Clsar, % inch, sy7 so; do, - inch,
t37 so.
Box BoARDs-lsfquslity, SIS.
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The many friends of Chas. B. Peck, who
for many years has been resident of Law
renee. while acting in the capacity of Gen.
eral Superintendent, and General Freight
and Ticket Agent of the L., L. & q. r. r.,
will be pleased to learn that he has recently
received an appointment to thsmost honor
dble and responsible pn~itiOn of Assistant
General Fright Agent Of the Grand Trunk
Railroad, Of GaHaQbs Mr Peck will have
entire charge Of he Conpaay's freigh, bus-
iness within ,he sts,es, his headquarters be-
ing located in Detroit, Mich
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The reasons why DIR. Prices True Flavor
ing Extracts, Lemon, Vanilla, etc, are sn-
perior to all othsSs is because they are pre-
pared IRON the choicest selected fruits aid
aroms<e4. without coloring or poisonous
oils, that all the favoring principles are re-
tanned unchanged by chemical ACTIN, high
" concentrated. requiring less to faas,
1rat thse is ~ deception IN the botiles as
-.ey be, d ns-h r6pre 3ran thnee sold for
Z s.e same sAzs. qr8 ssy are IN every par
l-:uiar IKE his ckSratsd Cream Baking
! owder-pytsse d&w
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A Sure Thing.

DIR. Hunters Specific and Injection No
], are warranted to cure Gonorrhpa, elect,
Cordee, Structures. diseases of the kidneys,
bladder and urinary organs of males and
females
q DIR. Hunters Specific No. ,, is a sure
remedy for the Spermetorrhea, Seminal
weakness, Nightly Emissions and Loss of
Power, caused by self abuse or excessive in
diligence. Price OF Dr. Hunters Specific,
81 per bottle; Injection 81. Sent every
where by express. DIR. ]. Dinsbeer, sole
proprietor, No. sos North Seventh street, St.
Louis, Mo. Send two stamps for treatise
Cures guaranteed or money refunded.
ROBERT PARHAM,
eodSw Agent for Leayenworth.
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Cur Claims,

We claim that there is gtea, certainty
and uniformity in the production II good
bread, biscuits, &C., in the use of DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder, and that The arti-
cIes made with it are more w{foles Dme and
digestible than If made with any other kind.
That it is one-Aird stronger, hence requires
cne-thId tess, which may be proved BY the
only reliable and truthful test, trial by
the oven. We claim for it, as also for DR.
Prices Flavoring ExtrsrtS that they are
iuss a. represented. and just what the pub
lie expext them to be by the name under
which they are sold ase!e & Price, man
ufacturers d&w
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boxed loose, lids or sealed, 1s92ec; kettle render.
ed, l ID cans, zoc.
G.ocRkfkS-wHoLEsALE.
CoFFEE:-RIo. Coffee 221sss24; Javs. s1o3s.
to l0c. extra C, l0sSc. c, 1o3sc; Xxx, IOi<c
TEAs-imper al, ixir 70 choice, 5oai 10; 70, M
Hyson, 5oel 90; GunPowder. s59i IS; japan S
0s5c; Oolong 4O,S7s.
DRIED APPLss-SZ@9<e.
llDRIkO PkACHKt9ayL,
DRIED NORTHUMBERLAND
CaEssk-lsk9i5c.
CURRANTs-7x@s,lc.
PEUsEs-is9i6c.
GRAIN AND FLOUR,
The price of Hour and wheat remains firm, ~ our
he best grade Of fall wheat in this msrket.
which Is quotei as No., vas selling yesterday at
90c-
wHE.r-Fall. No. 2, SOC; No. 8, SOC; No. &.
CokS-Iue.T, 7Oc per bushel; shsllsd. -75c. and
in good demand.
OAfs-ATe 50u5 5e per bushel.
BARLkY-Sl 10 PEI bashel.
FLOUs-Gest So 90: XXX. q IS; XXX, 81 90;
Star, q IS; II, u so; buckvheat -four. - Is;
per 100 It's; siipst"a, 81 10; bran. 81 90.
Considerable wheat Is coming into market.
PB0vIuoxa
HAMs-Sugar cured, canvassed, none offered
canvsssed, Dooe offered sweet picrie, ioc
hAcon--Sleat sides, i511e; dry salt sides, lie.
o1s 90; prime mess, SIS 50.
Ds,Ko Bsss- can,sssed, Per y, lie; unean.
LAaD-Kettle rsndsssd, in tieress, zoe: 20 n
cans, I2 2cD cans, 12,<c; ION pails, boxed oos,,
lids or s-aled, Ice; kettle Rendered, q paiI-
SMOKED BkEH ToxeUE-t5 50 per dox.
BurrER-Per pound, 23hs925e.
BgANs-per bushel, " 50.
Eses-per dozen, i5c. to I5c.
CAICKENs-per dozen, 81 80.
CalcW . m
QUAILs-per dozen, o. Sc
RABBIfs-pef dozen, none offered.
OxIoss-sl IS per bushel.
rorAfoss.Nev, s09s0. per bushel
TuRxIPs-ei ~ PER bushel.
aALf.
sALfAO. r., - 10; Sackaasv. a 50.
sYsuP-NY. 5067se.
HIDE AID nos.a
HrpE-Green s1f07e; er.n saIted, s<9s dry
flint I70is1ze, dry nh, lee.
Burr.Lo dIDss.winter Bull. o 50; Gu, o. 20;
:pikes 81 So .yesriiss. soes0e; sum1er buN,
y -; CIV; u 50; sPi.e. n y; yearianG. ~
g %; 20 : SS o. no: . oAeo. C.li no. j,
Is 80; No. Z. % 90; no. 3. e4Oo. Osaxe, no. I,
s. 20; n. 2 - 70; Z q 90; calf, no. J. q 81:
no ~ o; !; " -; no. 3 u %; sott and hari eslls.
soisd reoss are worth 50 cents 10 81 90 ~ tina
nsv. Badly soiled summer rSte are aimost worth
Prie.s at al tinss subject to H. change, q Ii,
DaxkeS.
Beesvax-36s15e
Fsathers-Iive geese, 5o9s5e.
Murine. 1: sen 90; No. ?. s,e.se: No.
:, S 8! s. J 8 %; 30 2. $, 50; Ne. s.
HAoocoE-As l. Sc; Ne. :. soe; - .. Isc;
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Castoria is more than substitute for Cas-
tor oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence
which is sure to regulate the bowels, cure wind
collie and produce natural sleep. II is pleasant to
take. Children need not cry snd mothers may
sleep. apr2-v
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A----> A--' "OaA n NOSNAlft
/, In tie Di.trict Court IN and for said County.
The Missouri Valley LIE Ir=u-zncel
COMPANY, Eiainuh,
vs.
Joha1 senssnde'ier and Ianiei r.
A. Jh1Ey, Defendants.
70 JOHN Senssadaj;r, one ef tie cJore named
Defendants:
VOU will take notice, thai you have been sued
= tgge;her win i,auiei Il. Anshony, In tEe
District CCUst OF tue irst Juii,ia Dstr Ct OF the
state Of Kansas, sitting in and foE the county OF
lelyenwoIth, and that the Petition tEe said saig
. as tled in the oice Of tie Clers OF the stiJ
Court on the 2Jtn day OF November, 4. L. 1874,
and that the said sui is nov pending, AID thai
you are require 10 snswer uemur the said
EeiitiOu ON or before ,he 2Ist Gay OF JanEay, 4
d. 1873, or the sit petition viii be iaSrn As ,Tue
anu Judgment VIII be Rendered against yJu To-
tie sum Of Seu9uJ0 aud inter 81 ir,II ,epIegu Der
23@d, A d. 1913, upon your P'orlissory nOts of
That dat. 'oE the sum OF g 90. " aud from
u lie n; seven PER CENT per anuum, payable 10 the
eIder OF the deieEdInt Daniel A.. Anthony one
year after date, watch note has been endorsed BY
the said Daniel X. Anthony, and by hitH trans
ieIret TO n. plsintif, and 500 expense CT pro-
testing the said note ami S!20. % protest damages
the con, and costs oi suit and that the mortgage
executed by you to tine ceiendar Daniel Il An
tAOuy, bearing date OF the 22nd cav Of csp'emb Der
A. 4. 1875, To the payment Of the said pro-
missory note, ard interest. upon the foliosing
GeseTibGd real estate, situI'e, lying and being in
the county Of Lea7enwouh and state Of Kansas
Being all that tract OF land situated ia the city of
lie wentworth an DESERT bed as follows, commence
ing ut the nOIta west C Iuer of Nam ana Dela~are
stieess ia tie city of LeayenwOrth, thence north
the west line OF Main street sixty six 66) feet
thence west On line parallel with Doas street.
niIy six (j6) ieet; thence north on line parallel
with Main street, thirt. (SO) feet; thence west on
a liLe parallel with Delaware street 5 i5) fee;
ami six (6) inches: thence south On line parallel
with in street, mn ~ Ella 800 feet, 10 the north
iine of Delaware street, thence est said north
line oil delaware street TO the place of ginning,
wall lie fOreeiosed, and said Ii Tts aged premises
sold for tue payment of the money due upon the
said protnissoIy DO e. aud interest, and 81 % ek-
PENS OF protest, ana sl20 20 protest damages, and
costs OF sut, AID Iha the defendants, aud all per
SONS ella ming uDder them either OF them, be
forever bar ed and orecIostd Of all right tie in
ierest anu equiEy ofIeienlpIIOn in to tie said
mOIgaSed pT- mises from az d alter tue said sic,
and tha- the purch al the said sale be let into
the pos s=;On oi the said morIgased premises.
GURD 4 MONROE,
w3t PIaInt.E' 5 Attorneys.
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The Champion Glue Co, OF Chicago, H.
are turning out a new article OF glue,
which is cheaper and better than any ever
before in the market. Read their lad"
dEw
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.larnooD. woxASaooD, MARRIAGE

ID pages. Impedimens to Marriage ;
the caiSe and cure Sent sealed, postpaid,
inr 80 cents, by Dg. e. WHITTIER, ela st.
Charles Street, ST. Louis, No, the great
specialist. Read his works Pamphlets
free. Call or write. His opinion costs
nothing,
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The great discovery Of the age.
There is no pain which the Gen.
t.ur linimeLt will not relieve, no
swelling which IL will not subdue,
and no lameBe-s which 1t will not
cure. This is strong language,
but il is true. Ii is no humbug;
the receipt is printed around each
bottle. A circular contsining
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Kansas Church Scene.

Jim Barndellar, of the Usage Agency,
had sent his waahing to a. fuil-blooded
Usage s9uaw, who was to have it done and
bring it home Saturday night. The squaw
failed to fulfill the contract, however. and
ON Sunday he had to 60 to church with the
same shirt he wore during the week. In
the meantime he had sent word to the
washerwoman to bring them shirts. He
had Just got comfortably seated in the
church, and the grave minister had opened
up in thun4er tones on sinners generally.
when in stepped big Usage Indian, with
package under his blanket, who began max
ing all kinds Of unintelligible signs to our
friend. Jim appeared to take no notice Of
his presence. however, until by his audible
whisper and frantio gssticulaiosn the Ipdi-
an had attracted the attention of the entire
congregation, and fairly horri6ed our hero
bs drawing forth shirt with a stunning
clean front; sevaal pairs Of socks and 9th.
er things that 50 to complete fashionable
Young mans wardrobe. This was too much
for him, and he Immediately arose, and.
beckening the persistent laundry clerk out
he then and there exhausted the Enelisb
and Usage vocabulary of epithets, after
which he took charge of the clothes. and
told the dusky warrior to 60 his way. Pro-
fsne language is prohibited n the agency.
bat il is said Jim made good use of an tie
emphatic religious ad1ectivcs that came
within his gpsp.s
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The Event Of the New Yea..

The holidays are ended and the serious
work of the New Year begins. The first
important event before us is the last draw
ing of the Library Gift Concerts, which
takes place in Louisville Ky, Februar-
9th. This drawing viii as certainly take
place on that date as the day arrives, and
to guarantee this, Gov. Bramlette ofien to
return their money to ticket holders if the
drawing is NOS had at the time appointed.
What more could be asked? All that is
needed is TO buy your tickets in time, and
you may count on having your pri.es on
the 9th day Of next February. d&wIt
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COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT.

TINaE 70 lowing is abstract of III, report Of the
/ County Auditor Tor december 1874, made to
The County Bard at It's meeting January 4th,
A. 49,; showing the amounts allowed, to
whom and on what accounts, specifying each
amount over ten dollars:
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p.nd,. Exsract.-whiIe other pre-
To Consumers of Glue.

f,arations have secured a temporary popular
s., the Extract has kept the even tenor oil
It's wav Tor more than - wears. DIV
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Assignee's Notice,

IE-vIswogTu CITY, KANSAS
November 9Th, 1874 !
NOTICE j. hcrsby given 20 all iha creditors OF
~ james wilson, vi LeavenwCrlG City, kaa-
sas, taat will, Ga
WEDNESDAY, THE slz= Az OF MARCH, 1875,
at my Office, No 3'5 D2lau are street, in the city
Of Lravcnwo'Ih, and c0urty oI L-ayeGwOrih, il
the STATE OF Kansas, Froaeei, publicly, 10 adjust
and al ow demon against the estate and Effects
assigned by said ia .ies Wilson, ter the ten
-lt OF al. his creditors
uAoK S. WOODWARD Assignee
Of James Wilson. UO.2G-ESm
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

NOR the specify cure OF seminal weaknss, los;
n man nod anS all disorders brOu. ht on b. In
di.eretions or excess. ANY druggist Ia. the in
gr~dienrs Address, DR.. Z. HILTON CO,
jaIs-dv Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE TINES,
LEAykNwoRrH, HANS,

OFFICE OF THE TINES, !
LEAykNwORrH, KASs.,
January II, 1915.
EoEETaRY.
The local money make. is quiet, with no
very great demand Tor loans all the regu-
lar customers o the banks getting aeeoinmOda-
fions necessary 10 meet demands. City scrip II
fuetusIing in value with n tendency to rise. We
give the io!Iosing monetary quotations.:
County S. cts
County WARRANT cts.
City 6ns65
Goid..... -...-.............--. 1851
New York. Chicago and 1t. Louis exchange Is
buying a, par and selling at Il to 4 premium.
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notice.!

o., Office Is he eby given, that the incorporated
Az society known the First C,ored IIdA-
pendant Benevolent Brothers Of Protection. ~
has changed its name and title, and that IL Is nov,
and will here.fter be kn va the First Grand
Indepepdent Benevolent Society Of the State Of
Kansas" 0REY IErCHER,
de-2a-6f14v President.
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LEGAL.
Publication Notice.
STAT oF KANsAs

LzAyESwOg1H ogSrT, =
In tie District C7Urt in and fsr ~ Cogniy and
Sixie Aforesaid.
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COCKfRHs HOsr RITTER FoEs.

Should the work 60 on as it is now going.
theRspebiicanism Of the South will NOT
dare to assert itself at the next Presidential
electiQD The Soathesn Democracy already.
coutroD Ne machinery Of the Associated
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LIZ IswoETu CITY, KANSAS
November 9Th, 1874
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Publication Notice.

STATE u KANSAS,
LEAvEsvoRrH COUNTY,
In TIE Diltrict Court ia and for said Couniy.
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CUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, b. C., |

NASHINUION, d e,
January 6, 1875.
ED. TINES: Deeming it in order to re-
port progress here on the part OF the pow
ers that be, as well as those who would like
to be, l have concluded to send a short
statement of the condition of affairs in
general and the work Of Congress in par
ticuhr
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-08
Two.Slorse Wagon For sale.
A new wagon for sale at . bargain. APP.
Iy at the BULLETIN eounting.room. n.
Allllln the Field.

Dir. Phil II. saup wishes to announce to
his friends and the public generally, that
he has lately nited up, IN excellent style,
his eommodious and comfortable pirlors on
Washington avenue, near Eighth street, for
the entertainment OF those OF our citizens
and he rest OF mankind who indulge In
ice cream, soda water, confect'oneries, &c..
and tina, he is prepared TO furnish to ciii-
zens OF Caro-, II home or ri his parlors,
anything 10 hi. line. Phil. is well known
70 our citizens. and rs his rooms are very
pleasantly fitted up, and a. he can always
be found at his post, day or night. to look
after the welfare Of his customers, we be.
speak for hi n that custom which HIS enter.
prise merits. HIS Ice cream and lemonade
are delicious, his sofa water " NOT equalled
by any In the city, AMI a. lar as CONNECTION
cries are concerned, IL cannot be denied
that his stock is always the best In the city.
A9o-S.l1.lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-08
Every Seven Years,

Psychologists say, the human body is en-.
tirely changed and renewed. Every mo.
ment OF or lives. every Part OF our bodies
Is wearing out and il being built up anew
OF fresh matter. This work Is accomplished
by the blood which goes Trough every
part. But If the blood bsco.nes weak or
Nu.ted, and does not perform its work
properly. the system il actually pois one !
by the WORKOUT matter clogging the vital
organs instead Of leayin. the body. For
dyspepsia, bilionsness, kidney, ssin and
liver troubles. fevers, and all diseases aris-
ing from yitiated blood, DIR. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIrTERs are soy
ereign remedy. 5-li-d&w-4w.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-08

DIR. Seth Arnolds Cough killer--the
great cradicstor for al lung diseascs-s SUI
perior remedy toall other medicines yet
discovered, IN severe cases. tits sure,
quick, and perfectly safe remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat, whooping cough
group, and all diseases OF the throat and
lungs. Retail price, 81 and 30 cents and : Z.
Any bottle that doe, not give relief may be
returned. and the money will be refunded.
Dr. Seth Arnold. Diarrhma Balslln - aud
% cents. Remember It IL warranted Ar.
mold. Bil lou, Mandrake Pills, operating
without sickness aud pain. Compounded
by DIR. seth Arnold's Medical Corporal IN,
Woonsocket, u. I. Sold by Paul G.. >chuh,
druggist, Cairo, III. 5j-i .25.3n.