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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-12

Ok the 18th inst, the Democratic edi-
tors Of Illinois. or 50 many as may feel so
inclined. will meet at the Sherman
house. In Chicago, to pass the political
situation In review, and to take such
steps rs may he thought best calculated
to promote the interests Of the party.
We should be pleased to meet our
"sucker' contemporaries. and pass the
compliments Of the season /; but we take
1t that, whatever may e the programme
adopted, every member Of the conference
will. on his return home, be- governed by
circumstances, yield to the necessities o'
the situation. or do exactly rs he plcases.
Editorial conferences and conventions
are pleasant affairs, socially considered !;
but We. have never been da7zled by the
brilliancy of their achievements. =. =.
The conference, governed by wise
counsel. prophetic forecast. and q sincere
desire to succeed, will, Of course, agree
that Judge David Davis is the man TO
bear the Democratic colors through the
coming presidential contest.
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hICh NhnlllInLao

This often serious question with
the invalid. lie finds the market Hooded
with proprietary medicines. scores OF
which are recommended rs certain cures
for his peculiar ailmcnt. lie reads the
papers. circulars, and almanacs, and
finds each sustained by plausible argu-
ments setting forth Its virtues and spc-
ciflc action. The recommendations are
rs strong for one ~ for another. The
cures claimed 10 have been wrought by
ono are as wonderful ~ those claimed to
have been wrought by another. IN hi
perpleNity and doubt. the sufferer l.
sometimes leh to reject ALL
But ii should be- borne IN mint that
this condition OF things Is one That cannot
be remedieh. IN a land where all arr
free, the good truly valuable must
come INTO competition with the vile and
worthless and must be brought to public
notice by the same instrlimcntaliiy
which Is advertising. In such a ease. per-
remedy Is what it claims to be. is to try
it. The "tcst of a pudding is the eating
of it," "Provc all things. hold fast that
which is good" ia the apostolic iniunc-
ton. There may. however, be stronger
prcsumptive evidence in favor of one
remedy than there is In favor of another.
and This should be allowed its due weight.
| a due regard TO this may save vast
amount OF experimenting aud useless
outlay of money. A Il prcsnmprivc cvi-
,lcnCc In favor of DIR. Picrcc's
Family Medicines. the proprietor de-
sires to say, that they are prepared by
new and scientific process by which
the virtues OF the crude plants aud roots
are extracted without the Use of Il parti-
Gle of alcohol. Not particle OF this dis
troycr of our race enters into the compo-
>iton OF either hi, Golden Medical Dis
covcry or Fayoritc Prescription. This
consideration alone ought certainly 10
RANK them high above the vile COM
pounds saturated with alcohol. Jamacia
rum, sour beer, or vnagcr, which are
everywhere offered for sale. Again. they
are OF uniform strength. aud their yir-
tues can never be impaired by age. They
are also made from fresh herbs and roots.
gathered in their appropriate season,
when they are flush with medicinal prop
crtics. In support OF these claims, the
following testimony j. offered:
NrWAI,K. ". j.
II. V. PIERCE, NJ. ID.
Dcdr Sir: | have sold IA great deal OF
your excellent remedies, aud prefer TO
sell them before others, because they give
good satisfaction to those who isc them.
| hear such remarks a. "Sagc's Remedy
completely cured me- it is splendid
thin.;' or, 'Pierce's Discovery is Just
what wanted feel better than |
ever did" One Of our celebrated singers
uses it tor streugthing her voice, and says
there is nothing equals il - aud so |
might give scores Of remarks said about
your preparations. a coiorcd woman
was using your Discovery. aud after TAX
ing three bottles wa, completely cured.
She. being in the store, said TO me, IL
don't want no doctors round me 30 long
! a, can get the Discovery it beats all
your Doctors An 50 | might 20 on.
am, mos, respectfully, yours.
ATIiA Il. CROOKS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-12

IL strikes many Of our citizens As ecu.
rious' that. although the price vi real
property has declined, under the pres
urc OF heavy taxes, fully fifty per cent.
or more, rents remain at figure that
furnish fair return upon the original
Investment. The seeming paradox is cx.
planned IN the cause of the decline. The
taxes and insurance upon approved prop
erty absorb quite all that the owner can
obtain as rent, and consequently he !,
"out Of pocket the interest Oh the
money he may have invested and Iii.
OUTLAWS on account OF repairs. For this
reason the man who rents home enjoys
the property at u less cost than the man
who owns one. Aud for the same reason
many are anxious to sell. aud nobody
seems disposed TO buy. Under such &
condition of things it would he "curious
If rents were not well maintained, and
property were not held loosely at very
low figures.
Understanding the cause of this con
diticn, We are not, of course, at
loss for u remedy. The lie
sired equilibrium can only be re
stored by throwing OIL about foui
of the seven per cent. OF our, taxes. In
! Ill the burden is lessened we can expecI
no substantial prosperity; those men
who own the most taxable property will
be the worst off :; many citizens will be
wholly unable to meet so heavy levy,
and unless they can avoid the payment
Of q large portion of it. they must suffer
the alternative of seeing their homes pass
10 the ownership Of the State: no man
can respond to such an exhorbitant de.
mand from the profits Of legitimate and
ordinarily prosperous business and
query business man who meets
1t, will be placed upon the same
footing occupied by those who operate
solely upon capital borrowed at a high
rate OF interest. These are but few of
the evils: but even these will work out
our complete ruin and overthrow, unless
they are cured, and that right speedily.
The Citizens association have under.
taken the cure, and, as every citizen Is to
be deeply affected by the result, the citi-
zen who stands alooi, and refuses to lend
reasonable help, is, in his right of citi-
zcnship, Ovcrblcsscd.
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Lumber.

For the place TO buy lumber chcaply.
80 TO j. :. McGalicy, corner Of Twcn.
tictli street and Washington avenue,
where he is locating his new lumber
yards, and during the month will
be prepared 10 furnish all kinds
of building material. lie also of.
icrs $1,000 fcct Of assorted lumber at the
wall a Ent mills, from s., $lU. Sl2, and
Sii per Thousand. Also, 10000 feet of
hoorln., siding, and surfaced lumber at
correspondence low prices. The lumber
being stained more less from the
late slpc water, he offers it at The above
10" prices. Parties in need Of lumber
will save money by giving linn u call.
Terms cash, unless by special arrange.
mcnts. 5.2.,w
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rUESRS0Nls

Every undepraved intellectual stom-
ache in the country feels a retching. now
at the mere mention Of the Beecher.Til-
ton scandal. bur such Is not altogether
the ease in reference To the pending fight
between the Plymouth power, and the
daring r. ID. Moulton. This noble spar.
tan will nat be crushed. Nervpsl by the
| sympathy of the outside world. he stands
| before Plymouth and all its wealthNnd
power, and dcfies them to 10 their worst.
Confident Of The ground he has taken
knowing Henry Ward Beecher to be q
periured man and a despoiler of woman's
virtue, Mr.. Moulton has submitted to
him these propositions: That the qucs-
ton Of Mr.. B.'s guilt, shall be submitted.
first, to q jury selected by the ordinary
mode; or secondly, that President Wool
scy:of Yale college. select the jury; or
third, that Deacon Geo. &. Robinson, Of
Plymouth church, whom Mr.. Beechcr
declared on oath TO I've 'lhe excellent of
EARTH" make the selection or fourth,
that Beecher name one man and Moulton
another, these two to select third and
all these plans failing (fifth)
that Bcccher's attorney Sherman,
and his brother Edward. select
six men, and Moulton choose two men
who shall select the remaining six aud
all these propositions failing, to resort to
any means the ingenuity OF man can de-
wise that will secure u fair ami impartial
| trial OF the questions ut issue.
1t l. scarcely necessary to say that
6cccl,cr. conscious Of hi, guilt, will give
heed 10 10 proposition that Mr. Moul-
ton can make. lie iorc>ccs that Il trial
To which Mouton is a party, would not
he another ccal with Triton but u strug-
Gle with determined man, who is
conscious Of the rcctit,i,lc Of his purpose.
No such hazard will DC taken by Mr..
Bccclrr. lie stands in his pulpit. his
soul blackcned by the crimes Of perjury.
adultery and hypocrisy; but what care.
he so long As The wealth, the beauty and
the influence represented by plymouth
church lie at his feet in absolute adora-
ton: But Moulton will trap him vet
mark il.
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WHAT WILL CAIRO no,

We see from the Paris, (Tcnn.,) Mt,iki.
ge''ce' that the survey OF the Cairo and
tennessee river railroad from parj.
To the Tennessee river has been COM
l'ictcl, II now remains to survey
only that portion OF the road between
Mayiicld and Cairo. which will he done
~ soon As the means can DC raised. Caro-,
portion has been subscribed, EXCEPT
clghty-iiye dollar. Major sykes will Il,
here again, soon, 10 see ii that aiuo,u
cannot DC raised. We will not allow our
selves to think that Cairo will refuse TO
make mp that insignificant deficit. This
cishty-iivc dollars subscribed, the first
important step toward buildin. the road
will DC taken. We are not without hone
that our capitalists may he induced 10
take hold Of the project and put il
through. We have been bitten by invest.
mcnts In railroad enterprises 1; but surely
q road running through such rich co,ln.
Try with such varied resources and pro-
uuctioh', and which, will cost only $40.
wv per n''', must pay, il properly man.
aged we learn that il is probable the
road will be put under contract from
Paris 70 the Kentucky line this summer.
II the Cairo and Tennessee river rail.
road can be built from Cairo to Paris,
Tennessee. II will turn a large nor.
ton OF the trade Of that highly produc-
tive region towards Cairo. Wheat. cot
Ton and tobacco are their main crops,
Can We not make Cairo their trading
point Is not this prize worth strug.
Cling for;
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oliioN. Mas. JoHS .ioUSG Brown was
much more deeply affected by the vote Of
censure passed upon her husband by the
last Radical congress than Mr.. b. was
himself. Although in the heat of debate
MIR. \. used very strong, and somewhat
personal language, the afiront did not
call for vote Of censure. The resolu.
ton was adopted during 4 hurrah and
confusion that cut of both thought and
inquiry. This fact is indicated in the
vote TO expunge, which was unanimous.
Mrs. Young has dried her tears. and Is
now, after year Of humiliation, a hap
ny woman again.
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IL paragraph in Wednesdays BULL.
TIN We referred to the Louisville Courier.
Journal as ga paper published under the
roof Of gorgeous pile that grew out Of
stupendous lottery swindle." We were
quoting from the columns of sheet
whose editor is much embittered against
the C.-J,, and, through inadyertency
which We cannot how explain, not only
misplaced our quotation marks, but omit.
ted 70 state, as We intended 20 state. the
anlmus OF the SANDER. We have too ca.
alted an opinion of the 60. AS a papcr.
and OF its proprictors As gentlemen, u
make such defamation our own, or /,
give uttcrancc to a single word thai
might be construed into rejection upor
either The paper or its proprictor,.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-12

o"NEiHiSG over year ago, Hon
'ohh 1ouhg Brown, OF kentucky. cNas-
pcraled beyond all endurance, by the re-
peatcd insults hcapcd upon him by the
cock-cycd calumuiaior Of Massachusetts.
fetoftcd III mauuer that fairly Daycd
the Beast" alive. Too coyarJly. ar
feeling their inability to co,@ with the
aroused kcituckian, the House. then
largely Republican,, passed ,ot. of cen.
sure upon Mr.. Young. cmbodyin. in the
resolution the declaration that l,c had in.
dui.cd IN preraiication when questioned
by the chairman, Hon. Jane. q. Blaine.
MI. \. then and there made all the re .
parat'on that should have been asked:
nut the opportunity to "huIniliatc AN un-
repentant REBEL" was offered. and m.
house fastened to employ it. Subsc.
quently Mr. Hale, Of New York th.
mover OF the resolution, addressed Mr..
io''ng letter, N which he confessed
that he had greatly wrongcd him and
expressed the hope that nc would le
able 10 10 somethin. In the way NJ
atonement. But the record stood. nm.
touched, until few days ago. MIR. La.
mar moved that It be expupvcd. M
Blaine spoke to the motion, passing a
nigh compliment upon Young; and
when the vote was taken there was not a
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-12
JOHN g. HARTMAN & co.
Real Estate
HOUSE AGENTS
COLLECTORS.
;ONVRYANCERs. N0TARIEs PUBLIC
AND
Land Agents Of the Illinois Central and
Burlington and Quincy r. 4.
Companies.
FOR RENT

Eox& 3tXNE
business House lately occupied by
Wood Rittenhouse Il Co., on Levcc be-
low l4th street. Rent very reasonable.
Dwelling house, : rooms; 10 lots
enclosed, in good order, on Twenty.
fourth and Walnut streets. Rent low to
a good tenant.
Two tencmcnts on west side Of COM
mercial avenue near Fifth street, suitable
tor shop and dwelling. Rent for each, S.
per month.
dwelling house, ) rooms, on Fifth
street near Walnut, in good repair. Rent
Sl2.5 30 per month.
Cottage, 2 rooms aud kitchen,
Twenty-flrst street, near sycamore
north side. Rent S., per month.
Two small houses, northwest corner
Fifteenth and Popular. Rent low.
Basement of brick building, west side
OF Washington avenue near Eighteenth
street, five rooms in good condition.
Rent low
building on cast side OF Commercial
avenue, near Tenth street, suitable for
carpenter shop. Cheap rent.
building on west side of Commercial
avenue, near Twelfth street, Old "City
Hail." Rent very low
Tcncments, office. and rooms in vari-
ous locations. Rents low.
Lots and lands for sale or lease.
john Z. llARMAN 4 Co.,
Heal Estate Agents, corner Sixth and
IrvcC streets. J.lJ.lf
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For clea.: shave. a fashionable hair.
cut, or a thorough shampoo. 20 to j.
George Steinhouse on Eighth street,
Alexander County Bank building. His
shop is always neat; his towels always
clean his assistants always polite. and
his tables covered with the latest daily
papers, tor the benefit Of his customers.
1-Dc,c
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Why is it that the men, women and
children Of Paducah abandon the side
walks and perform the called-for pedes.
trianism directly in the middle Of the
streets: Ii Is true that they are but
rarely required to turn aside Oh accoun,
OF passing dray or wagon: but there
must I've better reason than that.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-12

The CAIRO and Vincennes railroad is
twelve hours shorter than other route 10
the Centennial. Passengers by this road
save sleeping car expenses by having
only one nights ride, leaving Cairo at j
a. m take breakfast next morning at
Pittsburg, and supper at Philadelphia or
New lork-only tlirty-scvcn hours out
from Cairo. Tickets tor sale by all
routes. i-5-lOi,
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just received, large stock OF Shaw's
Refri2erators, and White Mountain triple
motion, ice cream freezers also large
supply Of wire screen cloth for doors
and windows. all at rock-bottom prices.
4. W. HENDERSON.
Corner 18th street and Commercial
avenue. l-ls-lm.
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Pine klstlnVles.

Lancaster a Rice have just received
100000 pine shingles from the Michigan
pineries; also 100000 cypress shingles
ana all kinds of doors, sash, dressed
lumber and building material--all tor
sale very low. Yard and Office, corner
OF sixteenth street and Commercial ave.
nue.. 5.7-G,
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Gents. Furnishing Goods.

J. Burger 4 Co., have added to their
stock this spring one Of the finest selec
tions OF gents furnishing goods ever
brought to this city. Gentlemen are in
vited to call and examine goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
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j-2l-ti

Ladies' linen and alpaca suits. beauti-
FULLY made and 5tylshly trimmed, for
sale at j. Burger Il COS. These suits
are selling a low as material eau bc
bought in this city. Call aud sec them.
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The O0rlsu Casl or she National Dews
Ocra0ie CO0vemot0a.

The OmeasI S,aSu Of she National Dem.
OcraGle CO0ve0ot00.
Tn, National Democratic Committee. "a
whom Is delegated the power Of fixing the
time aud place Of holding the N stional Dem.
oorstic convention Of 1876. have appointed
Tuesday, the twenty-ssventh day Of June
Bext. noon, - the time. aud selected ST.
Louis o, tbs place Of holding such convei..
ton.
Each state will be entitled TO Q represen.
ta,ion equal to double the number OF its
senators and representatives 10 the con.
gress Of the United States: and the terri.
tory Of Colorado. whose admission in July
a. State will give it vote 10 the next
electoral college, IL also invited to send del.
egstes to the convention.
Democratic, Conservative and other clti.
aens o! the Cnitei states, irrespective Of
past political associations, de siring 10 co.
operate with the Democratic party in its
present efforts and objects. are cordially in.
vited TO join In sending delegates 10 the
nstional convention. Cooperation IL de.
sired from ell persons who would change
an administration that has suffered the
public credit 10 become and remain inferiei
to other and !es, favored nations has per.
mitted commerce TO he taken away by for
eige powers: has stiAed trade by unjust
unequal and pernicious lclis' alton; has
imposed unusual taxation and rendered II
most burueneom. Ia, changed growing
nPoanapifv fpfa xsi.l.xnr.aI nAo a
want; has squsudcred the publ: moneys
reeklcssly aod dciisntly. and shamclcssly
used the power that should have been ssit
TO punish crime. 10 protect IL.
For these and other reason, Tie national
Democratic party deem the public danger
imminent and earnestly ,lcnrous of sccur.
ing to our country the blessing, Of all
economical. pure aud free govcrnm. Mt.
cordially invite the cooperation OF their
fellow-citizcns in the effort 10 atts,n thi.
object.
Thomas A. Walker. Alabama.
y. X. Cockrill, Arkan.as.
Frank McCappin, California.
William b. Barn,m. Connecticut
Charles Bcastcn, Delaware.
Charles T.. Dyke, Florida.
A. II. Iawton. Georgia.
Cyrus II Mccormick. Illinois.
Thomas bowling, Indiana.
N. ". Ham, lows.
Isaac L. Eaton. kansas.
Henry u. McIlcnry, kcLtucky.
Henry u. Ogden. foui.ina.
l.. ID. NJ. Sweat, Maine.
a. Leo Knott, Maryland
william 4. Moore, Mi chigan.
William Lochren, Minnesota.
j. II. Sharpe, Mississippi.
Jno. q. Priest, Missouri.
Geo. l.. Miller. Nebraska.
Thos. II. Williams, Nevads.
NJ. V. h. Edgeriy, New Hampshire.
Theo. +. Randolph, New jersey.
n. W. Ransom, North Carolina.
John u. Thompson, Ohio.
j ainc. X. Kelley, Oregon.
jaime. +. Barr, PENNSYLVANIA.
Nicholas Van Slyck, Rhode Island.
'rhoe. Y. simons, South Carolina,
William Is Bate, Tennessee.
=. s. Stockdsle. TeXss.
b. b. emslley, Vermont.
John GOOde, jr.. Virginia.
John Blair HOge. West Virginia.
George II. Paul, Wisconsin.
Thomas N. Patterson. Colorado.
AUGUSTUS SCHELL, New York.
Chairman.
FRIEDRICH o. PRINCE, Massachusetts,,
Secretary National Democratic Com,
WAsHiNGroN. February -. 1876.
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tcApect to he away from the city ion
some time, and during my absence, Mr..
We Robbins i, duly authorized to rep.
resent me rs agent OF the key Line
5-l0-lw. " T.. Wr,,ur
MAY 10th, 1876.
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10uYru1. fur Bn1pies

Sleeping carriages and preaInbulators.
for babies OF all sizes. at prices ranging
from IS 80 to SIS, at VIM. EichhOff-s fur
nitare factory. corner Seventeenth street
and Washington avenue. 4-ll-lms
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lialeraaa.

lie undersigned is prepared to pump
out aud repair cisterns or build now ones
on short notice and at satisfactory prices.
j. :. HAWKINS,
rs and "a Cedar street. Postofiice box
6si.
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SlscWp Horses.

have just received ten head of horses.
Anybody wishing good and cheap
horse call and see then. -. HARTMAN.
5.G.ii Cor. 9Th and Commercial Ave.
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BrcSitics.

By all means buy your shoes OF o.
Haythorn & Co. 5G-3t
buy your sun umbrellas of q. Hay
thorn Il Co. 5.G-3t
Hosiery, gloves, ties. cOrsests, ETC., at
IoDbers' prices. STUART 4 GHOLsoN.
-For::a good linen or paper collar go to
o'o'3t o. HAWTHORN & Co.
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Something New.

Burger & Go. have a beautiful assert
ment Vi dress goods Of all kinds, and
silks. summer silks rs low rs sixty cents
per yard. These arc splendid bargains.
Call and sec them before the rush.
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luOusekeepcrs, Attention.

DO you know that J. Burger Il Co. arc
in receipt Of magnificent line OF carpets
and oil clothes, all the very latest styles
ana designs: The first arrival OF the sea
son. Stop in and examine their stock.
lol.ti
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dissenting voice. And now, ont from
under the shadow Of that cloud cloud
that should never have "lowered over"
him, Brown is himself again.
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Mr.. James Clalcy. the champion
graincr of the country, is stopping at n.
.Ablc's paint shop, on Seventh street.
Orders solicited. j-G.3t
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Linen Pnp,er.

Linen fibre, plate finish. letter and note
paper at the BULLETIN office. Blue and
cream laid, below st. Louis prices.
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SAVE MONEY,wIlhcyy pay double ,l,..,

0fa T. NxO1NG pricas You can
buy 81 worth Of goods for $40, Why not do IL
The Great T.. Dollar sale, % Broomield street,
Boston, Is firmly established, and for years has
sold really valuable goods worth VI 80 to g. ~
at liked price of only one Dollar We are en-
dOrsed and recommended by the best paper,
and the leading merchants. our sale i an hon.
orable business enterprise, We do sell goods at
less Than other dealers. In these times it pay
10 save money. We sell jewelry, silver and
plated ware, glassware, cutlery. dry and fancy
goods, grocelcs teas. conccs, spices, and ia fact
everything, including 500 elegant books
which retail al one dollar and Gfiy cents 10 four
dollar, and all tor just one dollar. There is no
ticket, order slip, or other trickcIy one dollar
secures any article on the list. Ne & - D. let
you see goods before paying. over Is, 90 pat
rons attest the popularity Of orr great sale. We
cannot give any idea here OF our business. Our
list of goods would I'LL this entire paper Send
NJ once for circulars and recommendations from
our patrons. You can save cash. win YOU do
~ no, address at once II. oRMIsloN X
90, y. +, DOLLAR SALE, 80 Broomileld st
Boston. Mass. UN2) -3-lG-w2m