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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-18

ABOUT THE BOARD OF HEALrH.-A spe-
c1al dispatch to the Baltimore Gazette from
this city says: There was q high time at
the meeting Of the Board of Health Tuesday
night. Occasioned by the agitation on the
question OF q reduction of the forces en-
ployed in order that 1t may come within the
bounds of the law, and In accordance with
the RECEIPT appropriation bill. Among the
number named to step down and ont was
Mr.. Bliss, ron OF DR.. Bliss, registrar OF vital
statistics, who las been holding an easy 20
sition in this department of the board and
drawing pay as clerk. The pressure was
very great for his removal, but DR.. Bliss
fought hard for his retention, and for fear
that something might be said detrimental
to the bureau of vital statistics, the board
on motion of DR.. Bliss, went into executive
session, and reporters were excluded. During
this session there was some very strong lam
guage used, and it was charged that the
CHIEF clerk to the registrar was very seldom
at his desk, but spent the greater portion of
his time in New York, where he goes to work
up his arrangements for fulfilling his con-
tract for carrying the mails in Maryland
and Virginia, which has been recently
awarded him. After q severe fight, young
Bliss name was dropped from the rolls and
q gentleman pamed Boone was elected or
rather promoted to the vacancy"
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RemsyaI.

Eka-class Sco,Sino and Dyesso.
4. Fischer enlarged his establishment BY
removing to his new building, 9O6 q street
northwest, three doors west Of 9th street,
adopting the latest improvements, whether
Of American or European invention, he Ia
enabled 10 do any work In q manner not to
ciltttes.
Ladies' dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart
Grape Wells renuished nice and cheap,
Travellers leaving the city can have WORK
done on the very shortest notice.
=. Prices lower than ever before, to suit the
times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-18
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

THH TAX on CREDITS.

THE TAX on CSsOIrS.
Ed.or Stay: Please inform ma vhe'her
shall include IN rny tax returos stnl whl "a
loaned 10 8 IL lad. baL which ses y ssi e.
BILE chance DC nj be being ever aa'- ~ pay
me. OSs OF THs AFFLrCrf D.
Good collectibie oeots Gully are W D.. re-
turned.
THE HORSE AND BUGGY QUESTION.
E6Hor Ssdr:-I have been informed that
smong the exemptions from taxation In the
buggy. Is that the case? By answering you
will oblige yours respectfully, strict
II used for business one horse and vehicle
Ia not taxable; If used for pleasure IL L. tax q.
able.
Why That Boy Was Shot.
KdUor Apentng 6tar:-fO correct any false
impression caused In the mind OF the puo bile
by the srticle OF the 18th instant By your
Police Court reporter, l beg leave to state
ored boy on the 9th instant is my legally
wedded wife, and IL Is q crumb Of comfort -
me 10 know that said "woman" bears q cool
character. To set the public right In regard
enough TO publish the following from q letter
addl eeked by me to the lieutenant of the
county police, July 26th: "I am again con-
strained TO invoke the protection OF soma
thievery Of q lot OF boys whose impudeucs !,
beyond endurance; they enter our yard to
despOil the trees of their fruit, aud when
order 1 away by my wife 1.-THE only person
On the premises, y they do not only cut grim
aces a. her but also use insulting laugua ye
aud still worse make.indecent gestures. an
then scamper OF only to come back afte
awhile, throwing In the interval OF thei
raids stones and sticks of woo at the ouse
fence and trees from the open square oppo
Site" CHAs. HAERLE,
1+13 10Th street mort hwess
WARRINGTON, ID. G, August Is, 1S76.
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Germs Removed without Pain.

Germs Removed without Pain.
30 the patient can walk with ease imme-
diately. Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails,
Vascular Excrescences, ETC., successfully
treated 1t Dr.. Whites establishment, 1ll6
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wfliard's
Hotel Fee, q per visit. Hours, Q. m. to
6p. N. Established in Washington In 1861.
POPULAR IMPROVED SODA With granu-
lated ice. KoLB's. corner 7th and e streets.
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G. TT 7 1T T. M S
Trunks for the Centennial.


A large assortment, new styles, low pricss
Straw Hats and summer Furnishings at cost;
Silk and alpaca umbrellas, satcheis aud bags;
White ties, for 25 cts; striped half hose;
at Lewis popular one price cash house"
$40 It'll street, bet. and X northwest.
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY that great ex-
ternal remedy, Glenn Sulphur Soap, removes
cutaneons eruptions by opening the pores
whose obstruction was the cause of the diff
hculty. Test and you will indorse 1t. Depot,
Crittentons, No.. Z 9Th avenue, New York.
Beautiful shades of black or brown are pro-
duced by HiUs Hair Dye. 14,m,w,f,6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-18
IFrom q DISTINGUISHED JuYiss.


81 have tried the PeTautdn Ssvssp and the
result fully sustains your prediction. Ithas
made new man Of me-ipfused into my
system new vigor and energy; I am no
longer tremulous and debilitated, as when
Jon last saw me, but stronger, heartier, and
with larger capacity for labor. mental and
PHYSICAL, than at any time during the last
Eve years."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-18

TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays 8
endar month. Banking hours, 3 to 4. Sat
urdays, to 4 and 6 to g. Nt3,lStle
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I .YCkUM BUREAU EXCURSIONS,
ON THE MANY WASHING TO ~

ON hi MANY WASHING TON
Denshtful trips 60 the iuvigoretine
SAT- ar OF She lover Potomsc every kAaE
ON THE MARI WASHINGTON.
The boat leaves 7th street wharf st Q IS m and
returns Of Ills. Tictets, 20 cents, Of the Holly
Tree Lunch Room snd NJ the boat.
hAnnne X. Church will unite in the csxi
trip, 10Th instant. Tickets issued for the excursior
poetHoIed August Cd will be good 90 the 10th.
~ Friends Of Bamline Church are requested q
purchase tickets Of mem bers. sugll u
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Ueatter Probabilities To-dop.
OF cgrxr SIGNAL orrrcgR, /

WASHINGTON. August 10, $50.
In the eastern and middle states. slowly
falling barometer, SLIGHT charges in temper
allure, partly cloudy or cloudy weather and
cool TOTtheast 10 southeast winds, with rain
areas an latter and southern portion OF
former.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-18

Rev. 4. GERsHoN, OF New York. win os,s.
ate n Aeas Iuael congregation, corner on
O. and q streets. this evening ana fc.rnor.
1Sw. The public generally are invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-18
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
~ OF rHE
MAIV - an fN0Tft0

VIII heresfser be made only 20 MT.
NBhN0S SPRINGS, where no tn = s<g-S
toxcafire drinks ell Be cold ON the.
grounds or boats
Two trips:-Lesving 7th-street wharf at o Q N :,
returning Of m, fare 40 cents. Second trip,
leaving st 4 ,. m returning ct $50; fare 9s
cents Those going 90 the nrst trip can return on
the second trip free OF charge. Refreshments, tn
grounds
Persons Wiling 70 eIend Q pleasant day IN the
constry, where good water an1 shede reonnis,
oAp do 90. lyls-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-18

VALUABLE WoRK-We take pleasure
10 Gaining attention 10 the card OF Mr. Rid
Gel, under the head OF "PersonalsD in our
the Ook therein referred TO- and consiaer ~
worl msny times Its cost TO those In farestsd
In The subjects OF which 10 treats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-18

Grard Fxcurpson on Steamer MAEY WASH.
INGTON, on FRIDAY EvsrIRG,
August Is. Boat leaves 'be chart ct
as ait the retarn of he boat les.
Refreshments provided 81 city prices.
Tfcstts $50 cts; children bslf price 20 Be hsd
The Rooms az he Association. ct Whttakeris ard
fahsntype's Bookstores, and OF members OF tho
As-ociatiop. nuxll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-18
SUNDAY EXCUkeIOH
~ LADY OF y TH Hfs LAKE.

Hereafter md until further notice, the Ledy Of
the Lake VIII make regular Hxcursious, leaving
her wharf, foot Of eth stIe et, 1t p. m, for ave
hcure' trfp on the Potomac, arriving hoOs prompt
~ ats p N.
Fare, so CENTS; children half price,
TIN and 9th street cars 90 directly e the wharf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-18

AN INFANT sMofHERED BY Irs
6orHrR - TOTS morning Julia Johns no
colored, No ii Covingtoa street, (oet wesn
rhode Is,sDd avenue snd p And 9th aud 10 h
streets no-thwest,) discovered that she b Al
1orlpg Inc night overistd and smothered en-
female infant, three months Old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-18

{ AFE HAf AID rHl okNrsShtAL.
a .elec, FAMILY ExCURsIog~
TO Cape Nay and fhs Ceutennta, kSf6 @-ry<szx ?
WIN leave Wsshineton M0HB Az ANGe
MORGf6G, the 21st iustant
Greatly reduced rats for raflrood fare aud hotel
acco Dmodattors Tickets good for thirty days.
Tor uchsh and other fnforDssion apply Go either
James Z. waugh, corner 18th and y streets: .. x.
Thompson. Tiea~ury Department; D. dol ne (,
Irtatufy Department; or h L. Gregory, 63t Penn.
syenre. augis-@oss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-18

Rev. Nj. Moncure, from the COMMITTEES IN
Sunday schools, made Q report that they
appoint . suitable person q general sun ef.
indent Of Sunday schools In the association:
that the territory be divided into three dis.
tTtcts. In eech Of which there shall be . dis
tr1ct superintendent; that the General and
district supertntendents appoint In each
county county sur ,rintendeut and tnst
there be held annually Q convention. a.
which suitable topics be discussed. They fur.
ther reCommend, - general superintendent.
w. 3. Penick; superinteudent list distrIct'
Eugene Bskxr, OF Jefferson; ID district, W.
81. Adams, Of Xiddleburg; Sd district, Rev.
The report was adopted. and Mr.. Moncure.
In an address OF some length, spoke of the
duties OF the membership.
MI. Penfck Endorsed the plan, and believed
III Ihe people co operated if would work we'll
Rev. Mr.. Carroll offered q resolution that
tne ministers relief fund contemplate the
supply on great want In our denominattou
AID merits the cordial sympathy and sun.
PORT OF AL our churches; which was adootfd
Dr.. w. vaughan, Of the Culpeper Female
institute, spoke of the ORGANIZATION az fhe
board, and the necessity Of providing
FOB TIE WORKOUT MINIsTRRs.
citing that other denominations in Virufnia
had made provision for their ministers
while the Boptists had done little 10 tina and
Insy nov needed $1,000, and he asked Il they
Rev. Mr.. Carroll related that minister of
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-05

before tir Ell. u hA+lnaN'' AFRO h'I 90
coulmandln@ B. g. i"h - 'thi'' "i 'SH.
meTve ana nav mon. lhis iWr"ltHh'e ni
pos'uph IN rui p'>N' $50 "ut "+> 600" 20,
huditlohal Ad' i'.te 81 hy.hE &i'.' i1i.-
ROAD GENRE q J.. iHu-f o. INC mo-. iml"'s'
ant iailrvId' 4" ie ahet oltlt lil's's3pn
c"hNersiHg !" az hafins lheIf tsilnihi
there. I'm d. 80 coming rom ,tt % IN
are Tue great .Iih"'> 'ruuaI l',tirJ II,
which traverse .h- thilI' ta'c = l"i".iN
'ronlt- eNlr ne 'Ii'het" tiu noilH-rislrrH
To IT, south IA 'lili,. anu 10y itsr'nar, lnn>
eNlenI- into I'd The great tuflhWr.iaru
grain Produriit a'c'; tnc Ca o. .hl y 'u-
ctnn"., eAicu.iin. ir"ih tNir' !" no Guy ui
Niac-nnr'. M ne &c OF iIfNth1' "nt.c
IT. e injection. ahor1 dlf u ffltoau eoA-
municaiiOns With al q t"nI cites ana
the caro- " ~. Louis tiitnSd, aNprd.u" a
direct railroad communication With tHc
CITY ut II. Louis and all lLc iajhuu1- c,u-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-05

There j. scarcely II branch ui human
Industry in which India i,nbb,r has NOT
III some form found it, way. Although
, widely knoWn and used. but few air
aware of its medicinal virtues and great
curative properties. Practical expert
mcnl has proven that ii j. a natural res
eNoir Of electricity, containing more
! tnan amy known substance or compound
owing To- This tact ii has been used N.h
success ia caring Nervous Complain
| and rheumatism that were iuvulneia'le
10 drug.
Il has also been discovered that India
| Rubber possesses AL the properties Nalu-
able ~ Il specific for Pulmonary COM
plants and cure many forms of ton
| sumption and Lung disease. Combined
| with Capcinc II Is unparalleled a. Il fain
| Believer. whether externl rr internal.
Nearly alI the Surgeons have adopted
| il on account of IT, great healing prep
critics.
The most eflcctual way of using the
article j. in the form of a perforated plas-
ter. The extensive Use OF ordinary Per
ioraied or Porous Pl.tcr> is n testimony
to IT, merit.
The only objection ever found with the
ordinary Rubber Porous Plaster /. that
il acts too slowly --requlring days and
continuous wear to relieve pain or to
effect a cure.
\ celebrated ply -ician oi New ork.
who has long made the medical proper
lies OF rubber a study. la- succeeded in
making great Improvement in porou,
Phstcrs bv introducing caprinc. which
overcome all the lurner objections.
causing the Plaster to 10 IN u lew mo-
inents or hours. that which ii formerly
rtqired days or weeks.
tapcinc i, The most valuable iugrcd-
ent ever used II, an external remedy. II
operates with astonishing vigor and ~
licvc pain Immediately. It, curative
propertic. have become - famous ihat
an rnicrpri-ing lrih in New York. to, 4.
II in hand. anl hy bringing C3pcin,
Plaster 'n the attention Of phi-ici.uu..
have mel with unprecedented success
The article known a. Brn,on'> Cap
cine Plaster. The price i the same Is
the "idinrrr POI ~, plaster. - cent.
Every drugyi-t Ia, them.
~tABt.UN y JuuN-oN. Agents. y Y.
I,RcL,N Biu,.. Agents. iirn 81.
l2-li-lm.
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Ihe Bulletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

Americas layorile poet. George W
ChlJ.. 4. NJ. ia order in avoid any
further NeXations interruption ot lis Ia
bors Tor the dead. la. given notice thai
he viii receive callers at his place of bus
iu..s in the afternoon only. Accordingly
he Is now Known rs George ". thilds
l.. VI.
MANY recent discoveries have been
made Oh the area Of ancient Chaidta'
whence Rawlnson thought civilization
came. Fifteen centuries before Christ
there were books made ON baked brick,
by kilah shrrgai. One OF these brick
primers is thought TO have IN, l'lcc Fah-
terlon.-Ncr Io,% Ue,UM.
"A man whom DR.. Chalmers engaged
to mangayr ,lisorderly Sunday school
kept hi. eye. wide open during prayer,
and when one hoy thrust "a pin into an.
other. he marched up the aisle. Ill pray
ing and ciiled that boys ears. and went
back again, praying all the way. Alter
that lc was master oi the situation. for
the boys thought that a man Who could
watch aud pray HE that could not be put
down.
Tie officers ol the ;. l.. &. 4. have
arrested man who had such new and
entirely original ideas about animal -n,-
trnancc tia, he tried ia fatten hi horse
during several days on splintcrs from a
wooden trough. II wa. very nice
trough, but somehow the horse didn't
iattcu worth cent. NYr l'pi Erp1.q
Tieg,uv,.
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A SPECIALITY.

The BrLtirIN printing
M>&'e'raij',h"rrm ,.e' I.
2AAA speciality 81 i;u lieal-.
>"tc li,ld-. Letter Heads
statements, Cards. Eu,. Look a, These prcr. ::
small lie hill heat, pea H"................S 'r
Medium -Ur hi'l head, yer thousand -
All on fourteen pound paper, Carlisle mill-,
rated Nv" cents rcr pound higher than paper
u.'l hy any ul,rr office ruled ~ "uirr 81 the
MILF especially tor thi. olicc.
statements, carly -lr ->.r 90
Letter Head, ,arly-i., pcr ioor ............. y"
N"tc ic,d', tarly.lc per lo'Ni..... m ........ "o
Visiting r,rl- I'cg package ..-.............. sc
Bu-iur- cards, ~. ply Bristol hoarl
l"t lN"........ ...,.... - ~ tu : 90
Hu- inc,s cari-, 80 : hiauk. ,rr i,," ........ W
t9u1fier--lctt ,'hHlt sheet. ull-sh.ci aud three
sheet poster, and rnl"re'l work below - L"ui,
price.
Pamphlet, Book work AMI Price Li.i, made
. ~lrviHliv
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-05

Its central location In the gree. Nah,y OF
the Mississippi, and the grcajv ealth OIIyer
aud railroad communication, give 10 Cairo
unsurpassed advantages ~ COMMERCIAL
point, ~ IL affords 10 he! easy and cheap ac-
cess TO all the grain producing district. OF
the North aud w est, and ,inil,raccess 10 all
the agricultural produce consumers of the
South, thus presenting The best iD,I.iuu il
the Weston AN interchange ut the respect
iven0rll,crn and southern commodities and
productions
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-05

AZ manufacturinS location the position
Oh ,alroj j. not lct> important. The rude
materials OF every description. which con-
suiute the elements OF manufactured arii-
,les' abound on every side, iron ole, coal,
OF superior quality, and timber Of every
character more lhan others, being easily
ana choaply accessible, and the rich agri.
cultural region OF the immediate Dcigh5or-
hooi, ~ Wen as the more remote districts
rendered tributary 10 it by river AMI rail.
furnish supplies Oh tue l.ecesSarirS of life in
such abundance ~ To render living except.
ionally cheap. When the manufactured aIti
Giles are produced, the iucili,c. for cheap
distribution 10y river and rail are not
cquallcd.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-05

This city. - j. well kua,,L 81. situated 40
the cuniiu, nee OF tide ohio nl. MISSES Iri
rivers. at the head ot uM.usIupttd ua,i u.
ton on the Mi>Sissilpi, ~ lcllW uu-
-iruciicnS 10y lee in The '.ittr SUD low
water in summer. and q. O.. aa> q clear aud
open river communicable taN time, over
the Mississippi, aad IT. = 3'l .a-.rs with 40
the country south. To IL f'u'' a. Mex 20
and The Atlantic Ocssr t:La l.- also the
sane character utcuaIUEiys. l' ,.Ih u,l
the country uc@h uYu the s,srst.. lowing
hy Il. when those ,tylins Atc uol iGhl,I-
gable bN Ica.ou %! a. o. low N.ii,t.
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Buokingham's Dye.
FOR The WHISPERS,

~ oar Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, To restore gray or faded
Nhi>kcs, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and cilectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
al Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by f. p. HALL & CO.,
LIZ SIIIrA NJ IL
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-05

Cairo asa moral in elE.cu,, liberal and
enterpl ing Pc puUa,iun OF about T. oDO-haN
u superior system Of public schools, which.
prise, afford uhstrp sscd educational adj
vantIge'- i, pos I'D Of wcll.estahi' hed
churhe' Of neal, every drpumintling--
has pubh AMI pl'hte huildinaS oi a ,upe
rior character has II climate, which Cor 81
lu'rilN and h'allhlu influence, cannot he
surFasNcd--ha> 4 Wcll-rcgulatcd ni ci-
hcicnl ~ nniclpal Or-anlz ttion, IL streets
lighted Silh ga,, an other ad.
rani1.c>, which make IL hghly desirable
aud IA ie"lilN not 10 Dc cEccile4 o. a place
OF perm 'urul re, .drUrc,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-05
TIE DAILY BULLETIN.

INHE BULLETIN lie published every morning
Except Monday III the Ballein Building. cor
uor Washington avenue and Twelfth street
Tue BuLLtrIS is served 10 city subscriber, by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Cents Week,
payable weekly. BY Mail, lin advance, sioper
sunum; Elk months, So; three months, So, one
month, 81 %.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-05

! ne great Nerve 'Onquior, cures Epiltptic Fits
t"nNulslnni, Spasns, II, Win, Dance. and All
Nervous lli,casesi the only known positive REM
ely iur tpilcptic Fits, II has been tested by
thousands and has never been known 10 luil in /.
single case. Trial package free, Enclose siuInp
Tor circulars Civ ng evidence OF cures
Addrc5s, DIR >, \. RICHMOND.
lois dly BOX al, st Joseph, Mo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-05

sniI!ric- to >ltu or Beasts,
l.uil,, Bruises
s!-n.;}a, -prtius, tuutu-
-.U'-, NJ locations.
tr.t"sI,V~. tula, lagrTd-
tcd or lreiGci " uWnd
Sp rilisI%-,iiurn- ~cdls,
SuuhEIns.
s'rcuiiiIs s,V1gs. a.
~uiltrEui Blood
SHsr UiCcti, ami ii'rol
iVs ,,luu- ur =, 30
HNuitt.,g'"i Stood and
iauId, ~ charges.
NtfS+ blDc.t.g p,lr-.
/ i,l'nr fli"s, lIl..a..iliir }
Iodt,t"cEr. .tlac',r. sen
D'gis, Sw,lied karp.
'th'util'i,i>Ni, ltleuma-
lie W",ling ur Sunuo.~.
Stiffness or Sor,r,a,
Lualugu, lame Back
TI.1 thT"'i: or Clumsy,
lniiam,'. iuu.l.7.
DiuthCgir, r:n,sci,i.
t.a, Asthma
sore on luilumpi Eyes or
Eyc-lia-
S"'sFr!. ir!rorrhra,
DiuiT12a, bNspntofy.
Norc Nipples. lHlamld
bvcust
i"tnnh on too pruGl-c
hiuu,'lie-
'3iS t."g, ovarian Dis
tHfo and Turner'S
htltIcy .s0iI,..nipt,
tuyrl and SlrAhluly.
.i'nilrS. md ENcuIia-
lions Of Infants, Or
Adults.
sRriC0Sp veins. En-
Hlgrd or iun2med Vein,
Ulcers. old SulVs, Inter
ma t!CurltiOus.
ho!IS, Carbunclrs, Tu-
mors, lot sWclliuCs
lt0rii" and liumions, Chat
ed on sore Feet.
'hnin&S.liancss or sad-
die Calls,
E"lon on NnilloW, Frost
ed Limbs or Parts.
W a'i.Iito s..Cs. Insect
sung Ch?ppei ilnn',s.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-05
BOOK OF NATURE.

coa,.rlns las paseS sra o hurbs' u sas ssusv,nss
lrsry -rQn efte d go ani este ag tbgss Pat,
ias naffi, ilol a,eii taf drs~cf se.ssse
az iytnS lats, ssi rssiarr tAs War Of n4Bset sEA
v0aIILooi ksptodactst-los 70 have healthy, S-zENfsi
ehldr,p SsSyfai Medical ssl;s sed veil usA pre-
ssntsiqLs 81 tie tlcgsals u e.fy married iifs. 2sLt
.sstsiy s..ea tyost psS " ss{ sltt.s St IS e.sn.
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