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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-12
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.0AcoXD JUDICIAL DISTRICT coukr rUk TN
~ SIKH ec4 Seventh Municipal Districts Of TIE
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the s nd Judicial Tistiiet cSd.t fsr tSs SIKH
and Sevenlh A6htoapal Dfs@1fcis 81 the pSrish 81
Orleans, lathe A6Ove entitled cause, to Eueone
WaGBamAns LATE sheri6, and .hv saSt. ats otertl
to mo transferred, will proceed "a sell Is public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneerv Ex-
change, Royal street, Between Canal ina Gus.
tcahhossk sfseets, in the second District q tIs
ctM, - EAFyRDA1, @anaayy Is ae71. st tweivv
O'Clock y. the 1Ollowing described property, t.
4 vRRrlrH SQUARE or aaouaD Of m r,~.,
ular forq tegother With ~ tbs fighes. servitudes
and advh46Hes there unto belopaipg or in q r.
wise app RAILING, situated lying ac9 being id the
Sixth District Of this city, tok iFnated - sQuso
number AHy, which il eompsfs6d within C,ai.
bOrne, Cho9ta sud Pine lstret u ana 1roadway
eyenue' pa Plan efesn By +. y: Ri.ie,s civil e1.
Aud kpYslssd in the Office Of AHedee DuSatel. =
aSrAf$ ptbne Il thiS tity, aAs p1&n iuMter tbffty.
'threo' 81 the book of plaRss H0bet as6Yna. The
aid sQpsrs ID divided inc tsnumbe, al
fIon ono to seventeen inclusive and measuring two
hunared and ninety.six feet feven tncheS 'sevsn
lines front on Claiborne street, ono hundreA and
sssenty- Ave Ast ~ inches II ree dees front On
e ssEas :ts2as sTg hSnd1sS ssA ferry
ntrs net MOS insheS Fix lines 7ot Oh fips sSses
Dehe ahe nDe pDOperty which the deteMdHot
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-12
RIVER REPORTTStP.N.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE:

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-12

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LIvERP0Okt C0nUNNA AND AAvANA-4esams.
hip Sc Louis leN hgicks 2Ssk siks 710 bxs tin 600
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30
z. RapitsI.

g8ir febren au 2eonbarb 3uriid, ben mir
psrIieBen, aIs bic @rafin gmiI ibr 30 foI8en
aufforberte. Der Maler bur1n,ab bas Gins
u,er NIT sroBen Sdritten, bas ben fattn mics
bersefunbenem Srsunb brobenbe l1nsIid bate
ibn tief erIdhttert unb nit s6mer3 erfiIIt.
Was iie uobl beginner ,piro, fliherte Ct Dor
ii6 bin, oils Of feline @eoanfen fi9 unuils
tarli1 3u Ieiien Worten setalteten. % i'd
Sie in ibrem Hettun9s isnteritaten fann Z
Dber lou i9 obne Fe S1ritte Bel benz @ous
perneur unternebn,en, bic pieueidt Don grs
foIg iein fonner., ,penn i'd .,eine Be3iebuns
gen 3u ho9fsbensen SamiIien tn Petersburs
nadweiies
Sd uesIafIe ben Sreunb ni9t, i'd forge fiir
ihn, penn bic Sdwa9e i'm 5u Boben br0dt !!
ipra6 2esnbarb, benn i'd babe idon ben Bors
tbeiL bab i'd BET Sprade ma9tis bim pas
Tim san3 absebt.
MengfIi9 laui9te 2sonbarb auf iebss Sc
raui9. bas bur9 ben Sturm Dor ben Senfern
ober bur9 bas SIadern bes Geuers in. 3a'
min ersen8t uurbe. Sbus mar, ala Oh mil
ieber Beneeuns, bic Ct irsenbwo ruabrnabnt,
5id bic feinbIide @emaIt naberte, ben armer
gmil uon ieiner Seite gu reiben, anb na9 BEN
entiesIiden gibirien su i9Isppen. Dis
pbantaiie ees iunsen Mannes rparb ielbft Il
aufsere8t ie u,ebr er Bel benz Ha9benten iibei
bic Deportation gnips feline BesIeituns aIs
TreunbespFi9t era9tets, bab &c i'm @eife i9or
aiaanti51e S9neeber8e unb gisfeIfen fab, al
uelaen arme 3obeIidser uabiam empor
fIimmten, ruabrenb ber fsante Greunb auf ei
mem serlumpten ManteI ont Boben Lag, IN
iid pon ben Beidwerben ieines unfreipiaiSe'
| Stanbes Elm menis 3u erboIen. -
gei9t libel pom Dimn.er aus betra9tet, rie
ct NIT I9mersIidem 2a9eIn, ruenn spif9e'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30
columbus, obio, Ooantrfae ben 80. Mldr5 1916.

ierL pie iie ibn uon Der Grafin empfangen
baben, - Iaufen Sic! - nod ift es 8eit
Sbre = Dummbeit pieber gut gu MAIDEN !
fort - fort =
Gber Serr, bic llnter3ei6nan8 = ran,s
saeIte Der entiette Sntenbant, itbent er rpeis
t,enb bic Sdnbe rang.
go seben Sic in bos 8itnmer ber @rafin
unb betennen, was Sic getban baben -
Sort, i9 be8Ieite Sic bis 3iir Sbarl -
Beteroff bate ni5t 8eit, ii6 3u beiinnest
nieL tpeni8er nod 3u antuorten, ber NfaIer
i9ob ibn nit gemaIt 3ur Tbir binaus. So
eiIis es iein Sitter erIaubte, Sins Der sreiie
Ruije, aus 5ur9t por ben frafti8en syauifen
bes Malers, ber i'm uie fein S9atten ners
foISte iber ben Ian9en Corridor unb bann
bic St,fen ber Treppe binob. Sn benz Muz
genbIide, oIs fte ben Corridor bes erIten
Stofmerfs betraten, fIans ibnen aus eineu,
bet 8immer Elm Iautes, fr6bIi9es Gufen ents
8egen.
Was 1T bas? fra8te Der iun8e Mann ben
teu6enben Sntenbanten.
Serr ft0bnte ber AIte, ber ii9 in.rser nod
ben Corn feines BerfoISers ni6t erfldren
fonnte. Serr, bas Gufen fonasnt aus benz
8immer Der 9safin - ber @becontroct ift
untersei9net, fi8te Ct bebenb unb NIT einen,
um Ber8ebun8 fiebenben Blide binsu.
. SinmeI rief 2eonbarb unb bIieb Iaus
56enb an ber TbRr fteben.
@roBer @ott! mas babe ih benn 8etban I?
ianmerte ber @reis fft4 Dor ii9 bin.
Sn bieiem AusenbIife lieb ii9 cine Stim>
me uernebmen, bic bos neuuermGbIte 8aar
bo@Ieben IieB.unb ibm Slid fir ale 8eiten
wlni6te; n,ebrere anbere YerIonen finsnten
laut nit Elm.
g8er brodte bent 8rautpoare ben Goait
fra8te BET WaIer fennen Sie bic Gimme.
Sa, Serr, es par bie Stiuue bes @oupers
neuss.
9es @ouuerneurss uieberboIte 2eonbarb
trauri8; bann 1T Gles Su fpat. -
aber 70 erfIaren Sic mir bod ~! bot jams
n.ernb Der aIte 8uiTe.
Wiir bIeibt teine 3eit, grfIGrunsen ab8u.
gebea; seben Gie binein nnb bitten Sic
Serrn pon BalmoraL bab ct ousenb[idIi1 tn
iein 8i,nner tomme, i9 mlbte tbn in elmer
brinsenben GnseIesenbeit auein ipreden.
A3, 9err, tnie sarf i5 es in bieiem Mu8ens
bltfe wagen; ber @ouuerneur, - eit fiir9s
terIt6er Wenid, bat ii9 nod ni9t entfernt!
Sinein REF rpatbenb Der MaIer, ober i'd
erpilr8e Sic a,if Der SteIle!
Dieie 9robuns bate ben erruunidten grs
fols. peterOff offnete aitternb bic 9bir unb
uerf6wanb.
Raum bate 2eonbarb @miI's 8immer &c.
rei6t, aIs er Elm Iamtes 8ipats tlnO 6nrrobs
@ef9rei iiber benz S9Iobbof ert6nen b6rte.
gs sporen bic Domeitifen iinb 2eibeigenen, bic
im SaoIe Oes grbsei9obes beuirtbet nuts
ben.
Die Rulfen iubeIn benz ltnslade rneines
armen Sreunbes 40. Nruer, armer @nil -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30
9tt1ltortfiftijes.

Roberne 8e8riffsperwirran8
I'D, emma, mas baft Sa beate far eiae
ionberbare @oiffdre 2"
.5onberbar = ia baft Du tenn ,,ibt ses
Ieien, man trdst iebt feline iiinitIiGe 9aartour
u,ebr, ionbern eisenes Saar, - often, in Soz
den ober 85pfen |"
SO? o, bas 1T f66n, : aber NO be-
fon,mt man benn foI@e eisene 6oare?"
,.Dente nur." fa8te Der ilbsr bic @es
Iahrtheit ber @eIebrten eriaunte sBeter, ubenfe
nur, bic 2eute f0nnen Sonnens nnb Ronbz
ftniterni5ie porauswiRen!" Isle
.gi. bag 1T uos 3emts," artportete S6fs
feI, fife Ieben's ia aus benz aaIenoer."
= Gin Suaisrdtb bate Die gigenbeit, ins
gnfaage ieiner BrptoteIIe ben gesenfanb bes
8ro,ef5es nDgIidH 8e,au NIT eineut Worte
su beaei6nen. nnb 10 finS bsnu eth SaRsufs
tionssB sBrotofon olio an:
SIN Saden 81. 81. tniber 81. tpe8en Mifs
acknowledgements 8suerbinbIi6ieitsers
faIunSsn,dnseI &C.
Gaufduns. sDa brinse i'd Sbaen
bic mir 8eIiebsnen 3uansis @uIoen tuiebes."
,,S6oli fhau Sic iiberraf1en mid
gang - Oas Bdtte id nidt uon Sbasn se'
9Ioibt |"
SO? aber iebt bate i6 nod cine 8itte I"
.,llnb bic mare E"
,Ob Sic mir ni9t nod einnaI auf pier
Wohen sneibunbert @uIben Ieiben monen 2"
,8ebaure iebr, i'd m69te mid aidt germ
in 10 f,r3es 8eit gum sDeiten MaI in Sbnel
t6aS9en@
- Cine MiI6frau por. 2onbe bot ftr3Iid
Su Meb bic gef9dftssebeimnifIe IN einera IN.
bema9ten Ausenbli6e perratben. Das fan
10: Sic bro1te zines Mor8ens bic semobntt
Mense WliI6 elmer 3S6ia, bic b66f erfauni
nor, aa ieben, bab ibr s,r WafIer eiase9oI'
fen wutbe.
i ,,Gber, MiI6frau, 6as iit ia DniIer, suas
Sbr mir Do sebt. "
!; Die NiI6frou fiebt nia,l ou@ in ben TopF
nna ii9 AZ lberseugen, mn0 in ber 6ibe en-,
fabrt ibr bos seflageIte Most:
pDonner,petter, be babe Id uesgefen, bi
gliI8 3uSasisben."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30
1leber 8Inmensn9t TN Treieu.

BaIb fommt bic 3eit, 100 ber BIumenfreunb
Spaten unb 8e9en 3ur Sanb nimmt um ieis
nen 2ieblinseu cine Statte iu berester. vt
reinigt bic Beete, besinnt NIT benz Spatens
ebnet ben aufsebro9nen @rilnb NIT benz 8e'
diem uub itreut ben Gamen IN bos forgfaIti8
uorbereitete grbrei9. la9 eini9en Ga8en
fiebt er mad, OBJ Der Samen i6on 81 feinen
anfdnst aber ct fann ai9t ein ein8i8gs 9eteints
tes 26rn9en entbeden, IN sueI6enl iib Seben
3u resen ideint; &C iirenss feline Augea raeb'
rsre @o9sn lang ieoen Sag uergebens on
unb fouant enbIi9 40 benz S9IuB, bab ber
Gamen 3u oIt seueien. Diefe grfabrung bot
wobl fdOn iebsr gIunsenfreunb mebrere
Sabre biater einanber sema6t. gnbli9 e.
taItet fem gifes; er siebt BITE 10 oft febIse'
i9Iasenen gerfude auf anb beuolfest ieineT
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30
No. 33.

lin, tuoIlte i9 5o8en2 -
SD sueib es ntdt, i6lu9jte ber Sntenbant,
oenn bic 8udbise Srau mar 10 er8riffen BON
ber Nahridt, bob iie ibre Sreunbin entlaf1en
unb iid In ibr Beuooir surld3ieben rnubte.
Sic iprad fein Bort, fie rang n,tr uer3weifs
Innsspo4 bic 9dnoe; Sic bdtten rur iebesl
io1en, tuie iie am R6rper sitterte mnb ii6 fann,
anfre6t at erbalten permo1te. Sn benz cts
fen Musenblide fab fie itarr 3u 8oben, bana
fins iie pI6bLi9 on 3u rusinen unb SoS it6
pI0sIi6 3uriid.
Sic tueintes fr0gte gmiI.
Sa, Serr, i'd b6rte baS Laute S6lu9Ben -
a1, es brang mir bnr9 Wsart unb Bein.
$50 if nseine Srau? fra8te 9err uon Ball
moral RAID.
9te sndoise Jrou tit in ibreus Bouboir.
@miI i9ritt aaf baB 8immer 40 unb 6ifnets
bic Tbir, 6as @ensa9 tpar Ieer. Cine Iaue
W6rne unb iener Duft quoq ibn. entgegen,
ber ben 8ouooirs ber Damen einen et0enen
Gei3 perIeibt. Sos foftbare gensa1, beiIen
gB6nbe NIT bunfelrotben Tapeten unb f6wes
ren Draperien sei9madt rparen, baB non
isirgenos Elm Seniter seruabren fontlte, tnarb
BON elmer AlabaIterampel, bic an elmer ftarfen
soIbenen S6nur bon benz BIafonb berabbins,
suar matt, aber instner bod be4 Senus beIeu6.
tet, bab ber iun8e @bemann, benz 6os GerB
seUoItig po6te, ale @e8enfdnbe beutIi9 su
iinteriheiben permo6te.
Den Boben bebedte Elm sueider Teppi6, ber
sein Gesani9 ber S6ritte entfsben IieB. Oie
@eratbe uaren eiafab, aber uon elmer @lez
gang tute man fte iiilr In 8soBen 9duierrt Sit
sphpi, t,iIp0f Gin FoS}hnrer Tinn.t sn,. G;,a-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

feI reQen fDnttte. Oet ADlen0ef Dat ltW H1epl
aeuonnt, absr es 1T mir benmed befannt -
Ser porae{dIasene YIan sur Tlubt 1T ieines
binterIi{tiaen Gboratters rparbis. HeteroH !!
rponbte iie ii9 nit sIeidslItiser Miene 5u
benz Sntenbanten, tpirf bieien grtet tn oas
5euer!
Ser @reis trat naber, empfin8 oos Yapser
unb fiibrte ben 8efebl aus.
0eteroff iprad bic Grafin aberma!s 3u
benz areiien Mlanne, Du bif felt lanse Der
Sntenbant bieies S6IOhes
Seit breibis Sabren, Snabi8e Srau. ;
llnb boit Deinen Soften treulib pernaltet,
phne au ruifIen, mem Du bieait; iebt ,po Ou
Deine 6err{daft fsnnR ,ptro mm 10 rpen'9er
eine Grmabnung nDtbig feir.
Sour NIT meinem 2eben gebt 1iieine Sreue
au Gnbe rief beme9t ber @reis.
sSd CLAUDE Dir, eteroff, uno rperoe Ois
einen Beweis u,eines Bertrauens 8eberb Du
ioIIit meine 6o1seit arsri1ten.
Ser @reis fubr erftaunt eiren Sdritt 5's'
tiid. =.
@nabise Srau! Famuselse Ct, inbem ct si!
@rafin nit sroben Musen anlah t9 Dest
nibt, Oh i9 redt aeb0rt babe - S'es =
@euib, pstereff, Du bait re6t sebOrt
antportete Die Dame nit erniien Ntienent I'd
werbe mid perbeiratben anb 5rpar NIT Den
fran3ofiden Dffaier.
8eteroff hattie Mibe, eiuen Ieidten Aus
ruff ieiner Berwunberuns gu unterbraden. .
ssiir einen gders fonnte ct bieie Wittbetl
una nidt baIten, ba ibn bic ernfen Miene'
un6 bic iiets wfrbepolIe 9a.tuns ieiner @e
bieterin bas @egentbeiI lebrten - unb bi
Geirotb fir Mabrbeit gu baIten, rpenn sr ba
Mlter BET Grafin unb bic Susenb bes OffiSier
beba9te, - febIte ibm ber Wlutb - eer alt
Ntann mubte ntdt ,uas Ct biefem Augenbl.
far Elm gefidt MAIDEN follte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

tonnte.
2eonbar6 farrte ben @reis on, ber int 8es
uustiein etrpas pom @eIebe 8u uesHeben un6
elmer outen Sbot, Ia1eInb uor ibus fton6 -
bic Abnung zines unbeiIuouen 8uiI6enfaIes
ffie9 pI6bIi9 in Colbert auf.
8ollensen Sic! rief er bafiS; tuas 1T NIT
bieiem gontractes -
Stun, fubr IadeInb ber Sntenbant fort, ba
Serr pon 8almoraI Elm 10 gutter Serr ift, babe
id ss auf mid 8enomnen, ben Contract bnr9
unieren @eri6tsuerm0lter 10 unaanoern sii
IofIen, bab pon feiner Seite cine Anfe6tunS
mDsIi9 ift 9err Don YaImoraI un6 bic
@rdfin Don Rominsta perben unoufosIi6 NIT
einanber perbunben -
llngLIdli6er! rief Der WeoIer, inbens er
Sornbebeno euaporfpron8, - tuas boben Sse
9etban!
9is gfidt zines treuen Dieners, itammeIte
ber @reis unb mid eri6redt eiren S9riti
3sriid.
Sbrs 9Fi6ts - Sat mon Sbnen Auftrae
baSu 8esebens
Stein, Serr!
1lnb bod nennen Sis es Sbre gFi9ts
Dis Srau Grafin bat mir befobIert iibe,
Germ BON 8alnsoraps g8obI 3u MAIDEN, all
ob es bas ibrige rpdre =!
| ., bas CLAUDE i'd ruobI = bic Srau @rafi
ift iebr tuObIuollenb! - Artaer - arme
GmiI -
11nb i6 babe sesIaubt, aIs treuer Diene
baB Slid ,neiner Serri6aft 3u f0gbern =
Menf6! rief 2eonbarb nnb ersriff bel
treuen Diener 70 sepaltis BET ben S9uItern
baB bie'er einen sepaItisen 5dmersensi6re
austieB; = Wenid - Sic uerbienen, ba
man Sbnen bunbert Rnutenitrei9e uerfebt
unb Sic bann an ben erfen Baum tnapfte
! 2aufen Sic 70 sieI in Sbren Rtaften ftebt
{ unb Iafen Gie ben Contract tpieber 10 abfai
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-15
Ihe 8ulletin.
LUCKY SANFORD.
How the Indiana Boy Went to Bra
I'll and Had an Adventure.

Mr.. sanford Morris, Of Indianapolis, In
Morris, the boy naturalist, now seeking
fame and sp ,cimens in Brazil, letter which
te j. the most romantic tale Of his good for
tune in quite different field. Nearly two
years ago young Morri'. enthusiastic in
natural history and only eighteen years Of
sge, left Indianapolis. struck the Ohio, and
reached New Orleans by = skiG voyage, and
thence sailed to Para, in Brazil, intending
TO ascend the Amazon and collect speci-
mems in the wild aud unkno wn South Amer.
lean forests. Reports OF his explorations
have been received and published from
time to time, a. he reached points OF com.
mnnication along the route. lie has as
cended to the fountains OF the Amazon, in
Ecuador, hundreds Of miles beyond the
point reached by the naturalist Bates, sent
out some years ago by the British govern
ment, and furnished with unli mite means.
Accounts Of his wonderful adventures and
successful career as lover Of science hav-
Ing reached the ears OF the Smithsonian In
stitute, aud various scientific associations
in New York and Philadelphia, he has been
engaged to deliver lectures on his return
and an Eastern publishing house will launch
his journal in book form. lie writes to his
family here relating the grandest Of all ad-
ventures yet The story is as follows, and
reads like chapter from the "Arabian
Nights:" While encamped one evening on
the banks OF the Amazon, near Santsrm,
below Villa Franco, a furious storm arose.
While preparing shelter with palms he saw
a young Indian maiden on the stream in
light canoe, and trying to make the shore
before the storm came on. She was not
equal to the task, and Morris, noticing that
she was being drawn slowly toward the
powerful current, swan boldly out TO her
rescue, at great peril to himself, and pushed
the canoe safely to the shore. Her graft
tude took the shape Of an invitation TO con.
duct her home. The young hero accepted
and after . weary tramp and some SHARP
shooting at wild beasts ON the way, returned
her home, only to find, to his surprise, that
her father was . native chief Of Q powerful
BRAZILIAN tribe, and Owned title deeds to
the vast region lying between the river
Amazon and the Sierra Acara range Of
mountains, And that the girl was his only
child. The Old chief overwhelmed him
with kindness and gifts, has taken him into
the family, and now offers him the hand OF
Miss Princess, who 10 extremely beautiful
and wears . diamond-studded girdie that
would ransom king. He promises Morris
countless treasures from his diamond beds
and gold fields, aud the help OF his whole
tribe In collecting specimens but his pride
is pitched in a royal key, and before msrri-
age can take place he in,ists that the son
OF science shall take the Indian beauty to his
American home as a sister, and obtain the
consent Of his parents to the match. The
father runs q l0Xi2 lamp-stOre here, and
though he cautioned Ernest not to get
mixed up with any of those girls down
there, b. shows . disposition 10 favor this
diamond future for his son.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-15

Ten elegant sheets of Choice Mnsic arranged
tor the Piano Forte will be sent by mail on re-
ceipt Of one dollar, post paid or single copies
at II cents each
They can also he ordered through any news
deals In the United States.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-15
CAIRO. ILLINOIS. THURSDAY. JUNE Is, 1876

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who removes Tape Worm in two hours,
alive, with he sd. and no fee until removed.
Common sense teaches that IL Tape Worm
be removed, oil other worms can be readily
destroyed. send for circular to Dr. Kun.
kel, No. 2J9 North Ninth street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. or call on your druggist md ask
for a bottle Of kunkel's Worm Syrup.
Price, $1.00. 1t never iails.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-15

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion removes freck-
les, tan and sallOwness makes the skin
soft, white and delicate. Its application
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-15

Y. y. kunkel's Hitter Wine Of Iron
has never been known To fail in the cure OF
Weakness, attended with symptoms indis-
position TO exertiOn. loss Of memory, diff
Guilty OF reathing, general weak ness, horror
OF disease, weak, nervous trembling, dread
full horror OF death, night sweats, cold feet,
weakness. dimness OF vision, languOr, uni
veIsxl lassitude Oi the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspeptic symp.
toms, hot hands, flashing OF the DO iy, dry
ness of the skin, pallid countenaues and
eruptiOns on the face, purifying the blood,
pain in the back, heaViness OF the eyelids,
frequent black spots dying before the eyes
with temporary suftisiOn aud loss Of sight,
want OF attention, etc. These symptoms
all arise from u weakness. and TO remedy
that, use h. +. kunkevs Bitter Wine Of
Iron. IL never fails. Thousands are pow
enjoying health who have used it. Take
only 4. \. Kunkel's.
beware Of cOunterfeits and base imita-
tons. As kunkeps bitter Wine Of Iron is
30 well known all over the country, drug
gists themselves make an imitation and try
to palm II OF on their customer, when tho y
cali for Kunkers Bitter Wine OF Iron.
Kunkeps bitter v inc Of Ir0a 10 put up
only In o. bottles, and has . yellow wrapper
nicely put on the outside with the pro.
pTietor's photograph ON the wrapper Of
each bottle. Always look for the photo
graph on The outside, and you will always
be sals TO get the genuine. One dollar per
bottle. OF ak for o.. 6old by druggists and
,-eslers every where.
ALL WORMS REhOvED ALIVE.
e. +. Kunkeps Worm Syrup never fall
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-15

The great bells Of the world are CON.
mented upon in the Eclectic as follows:
The great bell of Moscow, called the Tssr
KOlOkO!, or King Of Bells, is the largest in
the world. 1t is IL feet 3 inches high, and
measures around Its margin 90 feet inches.
1t Is estimated to weigh 443, 112 pounds, and
the metal in 1t is valued at more than $780,
ono. The bells OF China rank next in size
to those of Russia, but are inferior to them
in form and tone. In Peking, as state by
Father lie COmpte, there are seven bells,
each weighing 100000 pounds. One in the
suburbs OF the city is. according TO the tes-
timony OF many iray elers, the largest sus-
pended bell in the world. Ii is hung near
the ground, in large pavilion, and to ring
it o huge beam Is swung against its eide. A
bell taken from the Dragon psgOda at Ran
gooa, was valued at $4,000. Among the
bells recently cast for the new Houses OF
Psrli sment, the largest weighs IA tons. The
next largest bell in England was east in
lsi5, for York Minister, weighs 1900
pounds, and is feet inches ia diameter
The Great Tom, of Oxford, weighs u, 900
pounds, and the Great Tom OF Lincoln,
1900 pounds. The bell Of st PauPs, in
London, is 8 teet in diameter, and weighs
IL, 800 pounds. One placed in the Cathedral
of Paris, in 1850, weighs 3s 900 pounds. One
in Vienna, cast in l7ll, weighs 10000
pounds, and IN OlmutZ is another weighing
about the same. The famous bell called
Susanna of Erfurt is considered TO be OF
the finest hell-metsl, containing the largest
proportion Of silver; its weight is about
10000 pounds it was cast In last. Al
Montreal, Canada, Is larger bell than any
in England. weighing %, 400 pounds it was
imported In 1913 for the NOtre Dame Cathe-
dral. In the opposite tower OF the Cathe-
dral is chime OF ten bells, the heaviest Of
which weighs 6.043 pounds, and their
aggregate weight IL II, sO0 pounds.
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In Carpetings

(Which We keep III the Grand Street stor
only, we are Offering English and Amsri-
can tapestries at ~, former price 81 IS;
body Brussels ~ VI 30, former price II 81;
Atwood Ingram ut Zoe. former price. 90c.;
three ply ingrains at u s6, CORNER price,
u 10; oil-clOths vt Sac. To EOS; former
prices Me IN SIC.
saiup.es VI goods, and catalogues Of la
dies snd misses suits and mlislln under
wear, and infAnts' outfits, sent tree Of charge
10 all sections Of the Jailed States.
Rules tor sell-measure Wsnt sent On spi'li-
eaton TO I'll parts 81 the country.
Orders for goods 81 oil kinds will 30 caro-
fully attended to-. and the go0ds packed
and forwarded without charge. jshs-wsu
Broadway aRd Tweatisth Street..
orasd aRd chrlstie etaL. NV.
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Ladies', Children's and Gentlemen's
HOSIERY

The Best English, French and German Goods,
All Marked atLowest Possible Prices.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-15
!AslE AND OTHER LINENS

In al the Various Grades, at Bargains
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-15

LYONS KATHAIRON makes beautiful
glossy, luxuriant hair prevents its fall
ing out or turning gray. II has stood the
test Of 40 y ears. Is charmingly perfumed
and has no rival. 3l0-d&wly
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DR.. G. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
rs remedy Tor "all the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character,
they stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, OF after taking Qui-
ninc.
As simple purgative they are
un2qualed,
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DE-.
M'LANE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
Oft. McLANE aud FLEMING Bros.
sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeeners generally.