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, 1876-10-23

Lit. NJ. n. r0MEHoY URGED TO BELL, l,1s IN
PLuENcE AND TILT or HIS rAPE1l TO TILpEH,
hit NERuaEs-HE pOEs rot BELIEVE THE
DEMOCRATIC ;" nEPoIslERh u AN HONEST .AH.
CHICAGO, Saturday, Oct. II, l67G.-To the
Editor Of tas Ne~ York Times: nm in receipt
Of several letters from persons in your city In
forming nc that It has been published In Scw
York papers that for certaln sum had or
haye offered to support Samuel j. 'Ti'lrn for
tho Presidency. 1vill you pcrl,lt nc room, in
your issue to say that all suuh statements are
absolutely fulsea llaye never, It any ti.uc or
placc, Tor any snm Ut money ur other consl-
Grafton, offered t. onppoEt Mr T'Il'len for the
been asked TO do So; hive been offered various
sums 0f tlD1cy to ID su; lnvc bec,, asked to
sell ny otllcc to Mr. Tlllcn's sc, ami to give to
Ills catlse my services rs editor Of tlie Leulo-
erat. In ;tufy, 1s71, / offered to sci! to
oG), providing that I:coult publish one cdltora!
IN the issua announcing tho sale, eud III that re-.
fua!nK to supnort him, and transfer NY list uf
subscribers to tile Dtsnucfat to tie new paper
had started, tho Gredt CdnEai4n, anti III tho
fattcr-imnled paper continue MY work In op-
position to thu combination for whom Mr..
Tftden is agent.
Mr. Ttl1tn's frtcnds then in Cl!csgo replied
TINT Il waa not my yottice-aehincry tllGy waistetl
but the influence OF tic editor Of thu Ue,Aocraf
md hss work in that puper for Mr.. 1'I|llen, The
floraes In my stable, thu machinery III my o{lee.
are for sale Mt any tlns tor cash; but the iniil.
cs,ce Of my newspaper, mud tho friendship Of It's
many Thousands ol supporters, Is not for sale,
as afr. Tttden'a Intimate fftellds we'll know, and
as the coltrsn Ut tue paper proves. mn
Democrat, but not q believer III Sir. Tlldcns
honesty, a suoporter of his financial schemes.
Or worker fur or Y believer tn tho possibility vi
'''' S''S'''"' ''F ''0p'' ''a Il. os[s M:s pounnor.
, 1876-10-23
NORTH CAROLINA.

NEwnEMs, N. c., Oct. 12.-poth Vance md
Settle held receptions here to-day. Tonight
ba'! was given at the CASTOR House IN Aonor Of
Vance. Judge Settle was scrcnatletl Mt 9p. m.
by white and colorod band An immense
audience filled tho streets for scYega1 squares
rear the Hayes and Wheeler clubhouse. wIticl,
was illuminated fru!n top to bottom aud elMbor-
aee,y decorated wifh n Dant,g a chnese a IAN
onstrntlnn was quite s,lcccssfUt. III response to
calls Judge Settle addressed the vast multitude
in a long but animated spceul, wh!rh made \
profound impression.
, 1876-10-23
ILLINOIS,,

Springfield tIn.} KtGtsisr, Hci. 20.
A[uch interest is felt III the resu1t Ut tho Lcgis-
latiye election IN tlIls State, as upon It depends
the clloice of q United States Senator to Sue
cred John a. Logan. Tho present General AS
sembly IL made up US follows:
, 1876-10-23
Hoase-Kililam Lindsay. Independent.
]. l.. A11ieDn, Independent.

Ho@t--Willlam Lindsay. Independent
]. l.. A]leDn, Independent.
J. II. !iatfey. bemNcrat.
A.J. Ncayilie, Democrat.
Il. Callahan. Republican.
rnHrf.sTxrIs nlsrRiEF.
5tHdse--C. E. Mcdowell Democrat
oliver. Independent.
Houst-i1: II. farncll. 1Icmoceat.
Thomas J.. Williams. Democrat
7. Connolly. Democrat.
rpfsTY.%EyESrH DISTRICT.
ss.nat<-W. II. larl'h. Independent, holds over.
House-T. y. Mn"ncya Democrat
!. N, Wa4hhsssn. Democrat.
H. Fh11llp&. ltcpnbltcAn.
Fn1sTy-Ef''1tTJf ni.TtsfCr.
!stnats-A. fIoctrr, jlefnncsat.
!. 7. tralg. independent
XoHst-.S. y. Mace, Democrat.
j. J. jsoyd, Independent and Democrat.
rbRTF.H,Srn n1trnlrT.
stnafe-i. 1a!ney, Domncrot. huld. osar.
!. N. Whitaker. democrat
J. y. Hay, Republican.
j. u. Ac.tfck. Republican.
FIrTfET1I HfsTrtCT.
!stndt<-R. II. Townc.. Democrat
7. Iffteman, Democrat
t. willis, Republican.
Uost-J. II. Dberiy. Dcnucrat.
F. u. Albright. lcmoctat.
+: #; 4Fnc%, ;ns,,,.15i Di"os.a,t 2.nti,,r,,
T. i. Phillip. Republican.
T. II. ksnh, independent.
FtYrr.rilsr Dstn,cT.
stna'e-s. tifasrfori, Independent. holds over.
- Mccartney: independent Republican.
". y. Morris. Republican.
4. II. Pie rec. Republican,.
, 1876-10-23

fburth District uHfRvDrnfle to 11ur)hnt ID
i tndI.puta',c evIle1se tlat ilnrIbut's frlen,!s
hare aprItcd to Tildcn'a headquarters In
-a'.;S, Casaso for money, there is .ndounted
Sse nss: t9: n1a tfG Gsen IS ST ea. f. barre rHfs s
apparent throughout the district. a prominent
1'ldcritc satl to-day that every vote for Hurl-
but WIS vote for tho Democratic candidate;
man, aud Far4swortlI, the professional po'iti-
ctan anE trie;ster. Isnow conceded that farns-
worth aspircs to i'1 Speaker OF thc House IT
10 give marc ample cy!encss VI t!eIr faitll tha1
those longer fl tho fo!a. Much would 10 cxact-
Cd Of Farnsworth by Ben llitl, fcrnandy. Wnd,
anl their confrsree hcforc t'.cy would mahc l1iu,
prepared for a,,y. aop and my extreme that will
irng coYetcd political prcfestnent. No Rcpul,-
lgan Should trust him. with his present uinbl-
tlon upon him, anil with TIC feeling Of revenge
md atnnettT which liz now has .uw'arl the To-
pub1iear party.
stf,st 0tGf,f' IT, ST. 6 51t fe fS Repub.
l!cans Of Le 10y and vicinity. held yery large
a,!d cnthus!astc meeting In tho Mcthodtss
S se, II Il tic aye, ay ass ssa fyfs eesi cS ss' w.
the Twcuty-elgIth district. and tic Hon. john
| :. Winter, present member and q canddato
| the speokcrs. The a'adre5!es weru received
With The closet attcutol ausl tho ]lcartcst ap~
| plausc throughout.
MAroMn.
Special Di.pateh to ne Trtaune
MAcoMn, ILL.,, U>t. -i.--tol. ll4rlow, secrc~
tary of State. addressed large aMd enth'tslast-
| utc-,fen were out In fuli. Col. Harlow showed
up tho aetu..s of thc Du.norrasle party during
| the Rebellion, wAe, our army wAs III the Geld
btrEclns TT tS 81 the unlon:
aud lllc excitement !, running high. and, II the
Republicans aFc working ae hard throughout
the. State as they are here, Hayes and Wheeler
will carry tile State by G,,OW n,1ioritr.
CAnuoHDALr.
cAnpoSSsnr fs i1sf i 81, X e z,''r1s r1sn Demo.
Ing. The tlsixz1tng ruin waa a great drawback,
but gnotl nun1her ot torches were ia procc.-
ttun. 1.oes'l sneakers entertained tfcsu In tho
nbo't; nifty torclil1gl:s. All Southern Illinois IS
| IN whIrj Of excitement, oucasioncl by the an
us,.lHccnett Tint Bob lngersoll IL to speak at
Ccntralia w Tuesday. great number will 60
from ttats plavc.
| !Sptctai Dispatch to 71e Tribune.
AGnoH M ths 0St n5e to
| tic Legislature, Five candidates Iro in noml-
natio1, and II few businessmen, dissatisfied with
all ot she'n met upon the islam! on Saturday to
nominate M fsltiepcndent candidate. Mr. A.
sonlarn!yr1, Republican, 4 successful mes-,
chant. and u,an vi tine abilities, seemed to DO
their cbocc. 1t Il Understood that luther con-
sultat!on will bc had
specta! Dt*salch 10 TIC Tribune.
cknTyS Kax 'sa,c I tos 1e INC s icsis,t1s nensa 3r
Tits s lstt f an r T. "a T. ii 'bcff ,as"t aSresssS s1
largc and enthlsin meeting at Shaw's Point
last night in behalf Of llaycs attd Wheeler. Tho
f1F yci" II tns eonnty gows
1nuralizel aud wuvrrg.
! NocEnII.E.
sptciat nf*as.ra to 7ne 7itbant.
EIAiE
The Morning herald., 1876-08-16
pn,,.aelpnls Trade Report.

TUESDAY. August Aos
There is a firm feeling In Cotton. ana me
stock being reduced to about 4.5OO Dales,
Some holders O indifferent ab outs cling at
nresent figures. Sales OF niddling upland
apt I23Ial2Ic and New Orleans at l2Nc
rhnTe Is no movement In Quercltroh
park we quote No. l at SO per ton.
Coffee is very quiet, sales OF 5lV Days ElE ~
at 223Ial6l1c; u bags Laguayra al Ic anu ~
N ats Lava at 2llSc., gold
Snpar-The marke Is still cnaracterlzHa
hv fiTmness and:ight Oferings,9a9 lsstll
tha nuotatiOn for fair and good rennlng
TMba' Refiped sugars are no higher ~
rnmnd. with the exception OF cut ioa1, which,
remains at llMc; crushed, powdered anu
arannlated at iislc, and A at llZc:,
Observation-Disclosures views are still 40 ior
sO.test. but boilers are not willing 10 pay
this price. l., z,.,o,,. assart,a,
change: old stock is du ifresh ground MIN. MIN.
nrsotas are in demand. About NV Darress 81;
changed hands, including extras, $aaa 10;
Snrino wheat extra families at 70 10 tor old
Stnck mn to 10 5Oa8 rs for recently and fresh
oroInd. rs 76a8 so for Pennsylyania, ONO
and Indiana do do, and IS 8saS 20 for patent
I've Flour commands 81 25a4 80.
~, change in Corn Meal.
There is less doing in W heat, but prices
orc steady. Sales 1000 bushels New Red ct
aIG 1ai "a: Amber u u lsal 20 and Michigan
White YEA stsi y! e e, 3s,ss e ,,sa1yMT
The Morning herald., 1876-08-16
DEATH OF DAN DANSER.
The Career OF New York GamD.eas Gataa
9TOv n Fortune was Accu muAa ate"

HOv Fortune was Accu mula ate"
Daniel Dancer, the gambler, died in his
home at so West Eleventh street, New YORK
IN Saturday, of spinal disease. he wa, was
horn in Oneida county, and went to NeW
York about forty-two years ago. hlpp
Rrown,s stables were then at Charies anu
Hudson streets, and there Dancer Obtained
ON nloyment as a blacksmith. He became
acquainted with the gamblers Xho maze tne
stable their headquarters. Their success
induced him to adopt gambling as a ous3-
ness. and accordingly he started faro Dank
in the Bowery Cottage, now the CONAN, III
the Bowery. After two years OF pa.'nnTI
shin with Bill Harrington and olo VI.
Rrnwn. they opened the OIL House game on
no other aide of the Bowery, where bne
German Bank now stands. o,a
Tn 1874 Danser sold out his interest ~ olo
Rroadwav. and retired with large lortune.
Dnrinp forty years he had been living IN
Eiizahetb street, near Bleecker. On glVieegg eg
m Gambling he bought the house a. oV
West Eleventh street, in when ne I,eu neu
about wear ago burglars gagged Mr. Jan ne
ser. and stole $4,000 in bonds. oone "
the property was recovered: 81, aoo+h
nanser was "a years old at his death.
WHEN Iohn Harper lost all his money on
Lonpfellow, Danser assisted him out oi n,n
anancial difficulty. Several years ago iour
hnonJ. hoothlocks stole 81 900 from bis pocket.
Police Captain Kennedy and Detective ~sar9v nE
IN orrested the boys and recovered nearly
all all Of the money; but Danser d,.a indnceo tae He
District Attorney not to pro%seIu.0n. % - ~
fancied one Of the boys and sent MN MO 70 tne h;s
ronnecticut Military Institute, paying a. n,l II
"sos IN ADVANCE for ten years. Ian
ser's fortune is roughly estimated AZ $'oo'
900.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-16
Ossr AissS0tsss.0 POster.


Call at DeWolf's and have pair Of
those $6 pants made to order.
A man who ran against Time sustained q
serious conclusion.
Go to Seventh and Poplar streets for your
boots and shoes. Mr.. Danahee is selling
his goods very cheap.
When Sitting Bull declined to 20 on the
reservation, It was probably because he had
mental reservation Of his own to resort
to.
When Wilmingtonians are in Philadelphia
they should call on Drs. Lutte & Bissel,
1913 Chestnut street, and get a good Tur-
kish bath at reasonable price.
A newsboy says Of the new star-spsngled
handkerchief: IF any man aims blow
at the American flag, spot him on the
snoot."
It is said the city laundry, No. 2 East
Fifth street, turns out the best work In the
city.
Said Mr.. Tapley of Danbury feeling softly
of bis nose, ~ don't want 70 be too hope
full or sanguine, but believe I'm going to
have boil"
For IS cents you get as good q roast din
ner with vegetables as you may desire, at
Milne's, Sixth and Market.
"Proffered service. ."-Costermonger Ito
swell who had asked his way): swell,
can't exactly direct you, governor; but II
you'll jump into'my barrer, I'll drive you
there"
VIM. J. Morrow, at 417 French street,
says his lightning rods are the most ap-
proved now in the market.
Terry's key-note-Do. The Centennial
key-note-See. The Stewart heirs key
note-Law. The Moody-Sankey key note
Soul. The keynote ofSol-Ray.
Watts, at 308 Market street, gives you
the neatest, best and most desirable shoes
for less money. than any one in the city.
care you lost, my little fellows" asked a
gentleman of four-year-old on Main street
Saturday. "No," he sobbed in reply, "b but
m-my mother is."
Milne, at Sixth and Market streets, has a
billiard room attached to his eating saloon.
Dinners, Is cents.
At the French Assembly, 7:15 p. M;
Speaker (aside to member): "For heavens
sake finish your speech! giye dinner
party to- ght." Member (aside to Speak
er): ~ know it. Another time you'll in
vite me-"
Posters and circulars printed cheap and
neat, at the HERALD Office.
In going along the Market to-day stop at
Halls shoe store, sos King street.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-16
,r4Sxs:zs5ili.
LIFE LEAVES.

18th ,ts sandals dipped in dew,
Jay, aSys,.sed ssin through the evenings golden
gates. .tar in the cloudless blue
. slne'T, ~ moon in stl once waits
taS ,Ss 'Wisds that sigh to the languld
b hours Sn breathe DER the folded flowers.
:. md n the sound Of the stream
lllleSi eeinds mH along with Q lulling n0w'
AZ .I.%ar M awake or half In cream,
sas0d e,sad through the realms el iEag asoi
ssoc aces peer with many q smlIe ,
.he bsWer OF memory's maelcai 'slo'
s are joys and sunshine sorrows and
I. tear, absck the path of life's April hours,
(at cney;n na;ns wish for the coming years.
q .Sona lomSv ever wreathes with the fairest
+ aVWe'ifIi sTe friendships guileless, love as
nn4e opsls rs the stars in the halls OF night.
avn oSban memories, bitter pain,
, hT huried hopes. and q broken VOW,
~ Thing gS heart by the restless main,
1eI ,ha sea breeze tanning 0 pallid brow;
~ wo 1uU nderer on the shell lined shore
an,m~ n mu for voices that speak NO more.
70 are passions strong and ambitions
rd TIu, the fierce desire to stand In the van
ha ,a battle Of life, and the heart OF the
crushed rusiu in the breast Of the struggling
man Zoo. ,, ~ "a taors
'hII fail at the tomb of the vanished years.
re are loved ones lost! There are little
that distant dell, meath protecting
bere The the streamlet winds and the violet
nd til the grasses sway to the signing
h we mourn for the pressure of tender
lips s..4h,s
eclipse.
IA thus as the glow of the daylight dies,
kud the nights first look to the earth IL
cast.
h the pictures that hang on the wall OF
the past.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-16
|YLE'S ICE CREAM.

We are now ready to furnish ice cream
of the finest quality, in any quantity; TO
parties desiring It. To Private F@miiie,,i ami Ie,i
fc-Nics Excursions, etc., etc.. we Will sell
Ct special rates. ..-,g
The Morning herald., 1876-08-16
FINANCIAL.
WILMINGTON, Aug

GOLD AND BOND oUoTATIoNs.
Reported by Craige, johnson Il Co., Bank
srs and Brokers, Sixth and Market SITS.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-16
The Kind They Like

..Iad vm one e yery stylish-dressed young iaay !
81 oh anoseei he Is - lust splendid she replied a,d with
oni,a,ation. Tn, "You ought to see him. MAUI a',ti
en- ~ 40 handsome, and he prays 90 oeautl nav
f1,v I ~ and reads the hymns In sucn dpssd icsey
,voy. and besides, Maud, there was ureH y =
wy, w., scandal about him in the place wnere h0
~. nresched s before he came here"
The Morning herald., 1876-08-16
HOWARD p. WALTON. PUsEY A. WALTON,
WALTON e. BROTHER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ICE EDEALERS,

. A.~.: :
iFffteenth and King Sts.. Wilmington. ~
The Morning herald., 1876-08-16
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.
stock Market.

Hold ll1A@llla6l Phila q Head AN,
y HItxet S ,ss, 1AI%@iSohlP T& buffalo 0sS@ ~
" 5-2)s 1855 1890 mia M MErieiro,sggsseeIT
"july 1865 ll7A@ll7f|t tehlgh va 90 90 gSSSIl SS
"July 1857 1890! !l9N Nav SIoGD2S niS 9 gn974
"Juiyi86S III @l2lEl Catawlssa nIz gsi'
:. Nnw IA @I l7LN Central r "a q
c,tU ew a. @ ll0lI@llOI Hest0nville 1870
EtSy SISyn, T,f Sr,f n n i39l= l39i 18th & 10th @
Penna RR 1910 49Nl Ger. Passr
The Morning herald., 1876-08-16

=. 1. rrorosed to send an amateur Drass
>. IL ~ = u pIw1t wputsns and make the Indians go
West. ,f.sa,.,.t ,sg
The Morning herald., 1876-08-16

Delaware State Bonds. .......... ......i0I4 i0e 0e
Wilmington City Bonds..........ii0S,< i0,< iS i0O i0D,,
Delaware R. R. drst mtge.'..""".'lSSaaH ~ iMH i57H
Wilmington & Reading r. =. On Io
LIST mortgage, ~ :"
Wilmington & Reading n. NJ =,
I'd mortgage. ..-......"...:::.";-
Wilmington Il Western II. II. % M
lst mortgage. 10 1Ne
Delaware r. r. Stock"."..."'......M n a0
Wilmington Coal Gas Co..."...... 8 % ~ ~
National Bank of Delaware. ...."5V oU0
u" VIII. q B'dywine.. tlH ,eeSS
First National Bank. k..."..............l4 l45 10y
Union National Bank.".............. 4S
Farmers Bank........"."....."..... 10 10
DeIaware Fire Insurance...."...... "A ~
The Morning herald., 1876-08-16

Various ouantities from Is to 100 pounds,
at the rate Of 70 cents per 100 pounds; 100 to
1000 pounds at so cents per 10O pounds ton
to 5 tons at $40 per ton over that amount,
special rates.
All accounts to bo cash daily OF WeeAiy'
unless otherwise agreed upon.
Having secured q large stock OF excellent
quality Of ice, we are now prepared to fufn,
ish our friends at the above rates, and VIII
guarantee all who may favor us with tnelr
orders entire satisfaction. Careful DRYERS,
regular delivery. mzl-on
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-12
A Cat Crusade


Mrs. Swisshe m expresses wonder tia.
any song l'rds are found 10 the United
States, stree cats are .uTcrols here, ard
proceeds 10 show pretty conclns.veiy that
they have done more than man hmssi 20
extrpate some Of the nos valuable rra,rie
fowls. Tbs calls % m nd he .-a.emect
made some years ago by rstien observer
OF The HABITS OF tiese beasts o. rrer; he de-.
ciared tbst ;wo cas- upoa IFS farm bil'ed
over three hu1dred 90 part; .jges N ore
season. And more recently he pro est from
kans7s tat here -ims's were kI,;ng OF
TIE birds ih'' a'etis 6 as,hoppsrs. TA.s s
very b2G report for pussy. No. the econ.
ON It per men " asks # The fool which lie
fifv or sixty tto1sard fei,ce rrowlc,s OF
our cry consume wee 5svsJ, whether
there Won 4 20. De moro lerf 20 feed lie
s:sr.iag children, aai t. pat tee fintshi1g
stroke upon the husi e., .irs. Swiss c IN
ta'imates veg strongly ths he cats in
measure responsible To- ;as gtas.torper
p'ague. After his :: vii he bs d 20 find
modern Cowpe- to defend &. see. ar
bloa'ed d-pocrite tia pu-rs le,o-e ia
pra,e f-e. and Dat i, only waitng .or ct
y come, % b nish sl.ep with TIE yoice Of
the d mued
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-12
CAIRO. ILLINOIS. SATURDAY. AUGUST 10. 1876.
Gke 8ulletim.

BAYARD TAYLOR Is the au,aor OF the
following dangerous parody:
Where the Moosetockmaetntic
Pours It's waters in the skuniic,
Met along ihe forest side
Hiram Hooicr Eu,dsL H. de.
She mai'.en fa'r and dspctr,
He. q red.aa!Ted, s;a,wart t-apper,
Hunting beaver, mink anil skuLk,
In the woodlands OF SqneiuGk.
She, Pawiucaet's psns.v. daughter,
Wicked beside tie Sku1t c water,
Gathering, in her apron wet,
SDakeroot, mint and bouncing be-.
"whv," he muimI:ed, 18th 70 leave Ter,
"Gsthsr YARDS for chils and fever,
Whes ,ovysr bold sud trve
Only waits TO Ga her yca!'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-12
FoKrY YEARS nEEoRE THE PUBLpo
DIR. c. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.,
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE,

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
i edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, and
il frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There isgeneraily considerable loss
ofmemory,a accompanied with pain
full sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some-
times an attendant. Z The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon UP fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every REM
edy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DIR. c. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS,
IN CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise all who are afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
as simple purgative, they are I'M
equaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONs.,
The genuine DIR. c. MtLANE's
LIVER PILLS are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DIR.
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
40. The genuine MOI .ANE's LIVER
Pulls bear the signatures of c.
MCLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
Rs- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. {. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DR. c. MoLASE's
LIVER Pills trial, we will mail post paid to any
part Of the United States, one box Of Pills Tor
twenty-five cents.
~ FLEMING EROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-12
"a eturnai.a OF Fraud
A baBy A.Pus.1

When the lega' tcnda? Bib was passed,
Roscoe Corhing said OF it:
'It VII proclaim tarouelo-t Tie
country a sa,uraa. I. fr2ud-a co-u.yal OF
ro2ues. Every agent, attorney. ,rea surer,
trustee; every debtor OF a Il luciary chap
ac,er WHO has recniy ID fer offers mon Y
lard money. worn n hundred cents on
The 30: ar-w.'i forever rclesse hiaasei.
from liability by buving up for inat
kaay.sA purpose, IL its derrcc eted value,
the SPURIOUS crT.r3cy We v Il! put afoal.
Everybody WI 90 i, eycep: those WHO
are moe honest than Ito American cen.
grpss advises them to lie ~
The ''ca-rirai OF rcgues' ssh contin-
ues, and the Republican party ha. done
nothing to end il.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-12
PRAIRIE LANDS.

The last chance for good agricultural lands ON
TEs YEARS CakpiT at sIxPsE CENT. interest.
p0n't run any risks, but go 70 country that has
been proved TO he good &c ID your address by
postal card to Land Com'r. b. NJ. x: r.,
Burlington, Iowa, and receive fise copy VI lowe
W round trip rates. S-2s-wsvm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-12

The latest. creafest. and mos reliable
remedy ever puj together by medical science,
Tor Rheu~ atism, Toults, swe'i:ngs. Burns,
Csked Ere,=,, &c Is the CeDtaur Lin.ment.
There are two kinds What the White -ipime2t
Is for the human family, tn Ye' CIV Ceuiaar
L.Himen. Is Tor spayiEed, lane ana strained
hor-es ana animsls. ma .5-wit
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-12

p sa T s'a"
ea4os g.-roatif I'iHaos
900 asu ln1 's.a.al'e siH lNT~
aa .g.tel s- p.a--e eife'
IA tlsfsAos a'ias4D
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-12

Children CSy for Casfssia. II is n
pleasant 10 take ne horey, end ~ abr ely
harm ess. j - ,uie 10 AIsei WORMS, care " i,ii
colo, regulate the bowels aSd efom- cn, aca
eye1coms irrltab.liiy csuseG by rash or Cuttug
teeth. Il is perfect substitute for Castor OIL,
ami for Cost'ycDess IA vcuog or Old there Is
noiiiiag ia existence 90 effective AID reliable.