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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-20
sohrv YEARS REF ORE rnr prnrro
DIR. {. MQLANE'S
aEf CELEBRATED
LlN L R..PILLS.
ros TINS CURE %
h-.19'itis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

SYMPTOMS of a Diseased I;,,o.
JAIN in the riyht side urd ias. 81.
edge ofthe ribs, incrsasss ~, ,,v VIC
sue; Something's the main is IN ,ha Pc 1en
,ic-; the patlent Is rarrIv ahIe ~ 'i is
oe 4 len side; sometimes ,ha ~ ~. ;,e
is Iult under the shonId,r'hls ,,e pam
it frequently extend, 10 tIs 10 ". ne
the ,noulder, and !. ,on,et,roas p 20 ~
,lEcn for a rhur.s.,.m in ,bo arn s
| &c stomachi 4 with Ice ns
petite and u'ahowels ~
neral are co.a,. ,,,,, lines aiter'
native withla.l; a., lead * troubls,,
with pain, accompanied with a dull
heavy sensation IN the back part
There gcncr2'iy considerable loss
oimemory,alcomEalildwithap pain
III sen.a.ion Of having left undone
something (Which ought to have beep
dope' y slight, dry cough is some.
TIMES an attendant, The patien.
complains of"earineas and debility;
ne IS easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
pfic&iy sensation of the skin; his
si,'ilrs are row. ana although he is
Sti'lied that eXercscwou!d be bene.
s,,,,,,,,,,,, oai'eiy
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z. =. Kunkeis Bitter Wine or Iron
has never been known 10 fall ia the cure Vi
weakness, attended with symptoms indis-
nosition 10 exertion. loss Of memory, diff
Guilty of breathing, general weakness, horror
of disease, weak, nervous uembllng. dread-
fll horror Of death, night sweats, cold feet,
weakness, dimness Of vision, languor, uni
yersal Iassitude OF the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspepiic slS
tenn. hot hands, flushing OF the DO iy, dry:
ness of the skin, palnu c0untena zee ana
eruptions ON the face, pl iifytng the blood
pain in the back, leaviD, 80 OF tue ey ellds,
frequent black spots a ing ue,ore the eyes
with temporary suilu'ion and loss sight,
want OF attention, etc. These symptoms
all arise from weakness, and 10 remedy
that, use +. +. kunkels Bitter VINE Oh
Iron. IL never tails, Thou sands are now
ENJOYING health who have used 1t. Get
the genu ne. Sold ooly in 81 bottles. Take
only Z. r. KunkePs.
AK for Kunkeps Bitter Wine OF Iron.
Ibis truly valuable tonic has been so thor
oughly tested by all classes OF the comnu-
pitv that it l. now deemed indispensable
"a a tonic medicine. IL costs but little,
purities the blood and gives tone to the
stoma oh. renOvates the system anu pro-
longs life.
only ask trial Of this valuable tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. II. +. Kunkel, sole
proprietor, No. l50 North Ninth street, be-
low Vine, Philadelphia, Pa Ask for Kun
| kel's Bitter Wine of Iron. and take no
other. A photograph Of the proprietor on
each wrapper; ali others are counterfeit
! Beware of countertets, Do not let your
druggist sell you any but KunSels;, which
! Is nut up only as above represented. You
can get six bottles for five dollar All
ask is one simple trial.
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
Head and all complete in two hours. No
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his Worm S.rupis pleasant and safe for
chlldl ell or grown persOn'. Send Tor CT
culsr, or ask for bottle OF kunke,
Worm syrup. Price one dollar per bottle
G OF It of your druggist. 1t never fails.
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The Bu!letin.

Ihter-Ocean.)

| iutci"OSShD.l
Many women In this vale Of tears and
soap-s'ids imagine that they have q pecul.
iarly hard time If. Between idle husbands
potte ring husbands, and no husbands a,
all; between their inability to dress In the
latest Partisan styles, the trials OF saucy
and domestlcally iliiterate helps, the troub.
les of cleaning house, and making both
ends meet, they often feel that life is a
burden, and care the natural portion of
down 'rodden women. II they would only
lllilosophize upon the point q little they
might cone TO the conclusion that there
are many people here below worse of than
themselves There, Tor example, is The
poor Venus fMilo, lady Of marble. IL is
true, but one who, according 10 the popu-
uiar idea, has mad nothing TO do for several
centuries but stand up khi be admired
She has no, even been expected to dust
herself, or do up her own back h lir. Since
the year 1874 she has stood in an elegant
hall at the Louvre in Paris, where che has
received the greatest attention, II not dor.
alton, from the world at large. Enthusi.
a'tic young artists have come and prostra.
tsd themselves at her feet, praislng her
fac'. her form, her gesture. bcseec ching her
T. live, to speak but one little word, and
IN axe them happy. Being constructed OF
marble, she has, OF Iurse, been unable 10
receive these attentions with single mark
OF Interrogation, or even downcast look
from her lovely but impenetrable eye.
But alas, poor statue! she has existed all |
these years wihoutany arms. Perhaps the |
only person living abe to appreciate her
feeling lie that lady in England similarly
afflicted, who presented her husband the
other day with twins. When the Venus
OF Milo lost her arms Is one OF those mvs-
teries which the artistic world has puz-
zled In VAN to discover; where she left
them has ever been greater mystery still
Being deaf and dumb from birth, she has
been unable TO give clear account
Of these arms. Everyone will rejoice,
at the news. corroborated by Gen. Read,
American charge d'Atfsirs at Athens, tn At
The long-lost arms have been found on the
Island Of Milo, withia q distance Of less
than 30 feat from where the statue was
.aken in lsj0. There Is no strawberry
mark or anything OF tint kind to prove
heir identity, but persons who knew the
30 idess in her best DAYS have not the
highest doubt that these are her arms.
L ~ wise statue that knows It. own ap.
)endages, but the matter will very soon be
tut TO the test. A doubt has always eyis.
ted in the minds Of artists and connoi,
eurs as to whether the Venus of Milo was
eally intended Ter that Goddess or for
Minerva The latter was very much the
most respectable person Of the two, aud
e social position Of the statue has seri.
, llyspfered IN. ronssnnenon nftho d"'h.
disk or shield. should these arms upon
adjustment prove TO be the right ones the
ony vexed question Will be speedily put
/ rest.
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3, n ~ Anger a Drills. e.bo
a GA paid 4? GOOD Agents. Angri b,
sxr 60 ~ ires Jlls An.."v 90. H. Louis. No
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new ADvERTIsEMRNrs.

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DENTI9TRY.
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Nous lisous dams le Loxisiaxais:
Une Gudrison pour Ia Consumption.

u II
I'm vieux m6ilecin, retire de %
profession, ayant recu des mains
DIM missionnaire des Indes- Orien-
tales Ia formule dun simple rernode
.v4getal pour Ia gu6rison prompte
ct permanente de Ia consumption,
de la bronchite, dn catarrhe, do
l'asthme ct de toutes lea maladies
de 10 gorge ct des poumons, aussi
une gu6rison positive ct radicale
de Ii faiblesse des nerfs ct de toas
lee maux neeveux, apr6s avoir e0
ilea preuves Dc aes mervellleux
pouvOirs curatifa dams des milliers
de cas-, considAre CONNIE son de-
voir de le faire connaitre a phu.
mantle HoufmntA
Anime par ce motif, ct le d6sir
d'all6ger les s0uffral0es humaines,
j'enverrai, gratis, 4 tons ceux qui
10 d6sireront, cette recette, avec
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DERNIERES NOUvELLES

Les egplicatious donnees par le g6-
neral Escobedo, en- CO moment 4 In
Nouvelle- Orleans, sur lea 6vfnements
de San Elisario, comt6 DEL Paao,
Texas. s'accordent avec les d6p6ches
recues, le 10, par le general Sheridan.
Les coupe ont &t6 portes ct recus par
de vrais Texiena, ct lea Mexicains no
sont pour rien dams Ia batailla ct !es
executions Qui FONT suivie.-L'ancten
ren6ral ct gouverneur Charles CLARK,
veteran des guerres da Mexiqne ct dc
Ia Secession, Went de mourir I "a r6-
eidcnce du comt6 de Bolivar, Etat dn
Mississippi, 4 rage de 81 ans.-Sutvant
IL Meesagey frasoo <ricsts, de New
York, Il Venus ady0m6ne de II
Nouvelle- Orleans ct attsiba6e On
Titien.
La plus forte cargaison de II
pr6scnte recolte = 6t6 recae cetto
semainc 4 ID Nonvelle- -Orleana
4 bcrl du steamer John II. Hnnna.
caritaine F. Bergeron. A sayoir 3O
boucsnss de aucre, l y938 barils de me-
lasae, So barillets iu memo produit.
ct l33 sacs de graine de cotton. :.
LIE remaniement prffectoral a etc
annonc6 en- France, le 10, al Journal
oNlciel.-Un d6cret dn Car ordonne
unc mobilization de GO, 600 hommes,
et lea troupes russcs semblent prates
! ! pouranivre le r6sultat dc lenr VIC
toirs. L'Ang'etere eat tonjonr. en-
grand 3moi, mais le London I!mes
ne volt pas encore mn casas oefts dams
Ii situation faitc par II chate de
Plevna. La Turqnio ma pas 70
quis nne mediation. maia = SIM
element oifert des r6(0rmce eous u
earantie des puiasances. In Forts
demande des explicntions an gouver'
nement de Victor Emmanucl an ssi'
lot d'nne alliance qn'elle croft existci
eutre rItalie ct h Greco.
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toujours sous inspection des st
neraux Beauregard ct Early.

hOs WA A/OSsuA N3sssW w A/tss
On nous rapporte que, Ia %.
maine derniAre, dams une alterca.
ton don't lea details precis nous
manquent, NJ. Seabourn, econome
lie rhabitation WHITNEY, do M.
Bradish johnson, q tire plusiears
cOups de revolver snr nm travail.
ieur Goir eG Pa blesse assez grie-
vemeut. lie vague des informa-
tions nous interdit tout CONNIE"
taire sur peyGnement. s--.-
-suGfe autres candidatsrecom.
mandes an godverneur Nichols,
dams le cas- on deviendrait final
parr6t de la Cour Supreme qui de
clare nu,lG l'election dc NJ. Morris
Merks a la place de jnge du 10
district, est NJ. J..K. Gaudet, de
St-Jacques, l'avocat savant ct ex-
p6riment6, l'homme pur ct into.
gre, don't les titres a Ia foncti0n
de juge sont proclames par popi.
Mon publique. Nous nous jOi-
gnons avec empressement aux q.
toyens qui ont mis- en- avant Ia
candidature de NJ. Gaudet.
-Temp6ratnre excepti0nnelle-
ment douce cette semaine, pluie
jeudi, An de Ia roulaison sur 10
plus grand nombre des habita-
ti0ns. Heureux ceux qui ont ter
mine, car le rendement va s'aftai.
blissant.
lie docteur Lestrade s'est pro-
visoirement 6tabli dams Ia maisOn
de NJ. Th6ophiIe Dinvaut.
| sr-JAoeusss !
| M. James Legendre, le digne
| 3ls ct ass0ci6 de M. Emile Lc-
gendre, a 6te admis, le 10, q exer-
Ger Ia profession d'av0cat devont
Ia Cour Supreme de rEtat.
j Nous regrettons d'apprendre
que M. Louis L0up, un jeune
homme de 10 ans, q succomb6
lundi dernier 4 une fiuxiOn de
poitrine. .
Mons lis0us dansle L0xisiaxais:
n. EFT. Fisher, grcfier dc n Cour, ayan,
} voulu jeter un verro 10 tetc do v6nus,-cs
qui nest nj poll ri galant,-a 6t6 mis- On pri
. son, 10 To- par or.lre du jugs n. MARIN. Il
: lcndcmain, ktant fibre ct rcvenu dcs scnti
. mcnts plus convenables, y. EFT. Fisher I
| fait sec excuses n. w. Venus.
, -Un bieu triste accident est arriv6, 10 10
, \ In sucrerio Welham. L'un des travaillcurs
) M. John Miro, jeuno hommc dune vingtains
: d'ann6ss, on 10 bras hris6, la jamie br0y6l
, ct lee c0tes eufoneEes par I'M des oeatrifhgoa
, On n'espAre point b ssuvsr.
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REsolu, sur motion de n. Bou2ero, sac lee
licences aont maintenuea confsrlnhmcnt "a
section 46 des ragiemente la condition one
le commerce sera interlit 10 dimanche tons
marchands ct eolp0rtenrA anns Peine de r.
vocaf;cn de In licencc. M. Emile Rost cat adj
Joint an comit6 do finance charg6 d'examiner
les Iivres dn tr6sorier. Lc jury sdourno nu
lnndi, q janvier 1873.
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engagements, ct sauvait de lfndi.
gence une famille don't le chef await
.i;anoru T,cxemnle de Cott0 res
,S'. sonrca rrov;ilentielle assur6e par
-, rv',S~ ,,ara i 40 renye et a ses enfants
.,a,,r ~ ~ - ta,nrs : ~ "a il ne eera plus,
ast lss", nm - oromment plus persuasif ct
pins convaincant que tons ceux
uu'il nous aerait facile faj0uter
~. ,,onr " ~ recommoniler rEQUITABLR,
On nlnt6t nour expliouer sa floris.
sante condition.
-Notre ami du Lcsisiasass glo-
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-12-22

-Preasnts: MN. Bougere, Clinton. McCut
cheop, Rost, Scott. Bennett ct Boutte; All
sents: Kenner. Troxler ct Louque. Le rap
port lu tr6sorier est In ct approuve. Le pre-
s;dent du Jury est requis dinformer Iaa:ss
eeur TT. Baudouin qu'une take de mills
doit atre leySe sur fontea los proprietes IN
posables. Suf motion de n. Rost, Ie Jury
adopte le tableaa approximate ci.apres des
depenses de In paroisse pour Fannee los
Sheriff, affaires criminelles. ............S' ~
entretien des prisonniers. W
Greffier, affairea criminelles. W
Avocat de district, convictions. ........ 80
m !" intErimaire. ........ O9
Coroner, emoluments ct frais. .09
Certificats de jures de coroner. -.....- l0e
Jnges de paix, afiaires criminclles.... 1o 1o
Constables, .... .os
Syndics. salaries. ..................-... - -
Certifcats de grands ct petits jures. 5o
Temoins aux poursuites criminelles. ~
Secretaire du Jury de police. e........-.. a90
Impressions de paroissc. W. soo
Assessor .............- w. w.
M6decin ............--. -! -
Arpenteur ............... y
Depenses 6ventuellcs. +.
Total. 8.
Commission du collectcur, - -
.tr6sorie ~