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s,top, Peer Mortal, sep |!

Prom rushing carelessly to destruction.
II you sse Q child playing with . flre-
brand, you take It away to prevent con-
nsgratiop, and yet you arc recklessly a.
dldsrsnt to the progress which cold, =
teyer, . hsadaehe, . chill, constipation,
&C., makes, until the slumbsring Ore Of
chronic sickness lays you low. Take
time BY the forelock, remove those fore
ruuasrs Of sIckness, enjoy good health
ND you viii thank ~ Tor calling alton
- 70 "a sasialne your ~ q the esls-
800 ueme etemAbh D,ttsrs. llI.ln
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THE NARROW GAUGE
a Receiver appointed for the Cairo
ana Nc. Louis RailrOad-H. W.
smithers 80 take Charge az once.

Gmithers 80 take Charge az once.
We find the following dispatch in tho
St. Louis Republican of yesterday:
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Dec. Gin the y.
S. court to-day Hon. 5. G. Judd, of the
firm of Judd Il Whtehouse, Chicago, 80.
llcitors for the Union Trust company Of
New York, trustee and for the bond
holders of the Cairo and st. Louis rail,
road company, filed bill in chaneery,
asking for q foreclosure OF the mortgage
on that road and the appoint
ment of a receiver. The bill aud accom-.
panying papers are extremely volllmin.
Gus, and from them the following facts
are taken: The mortgage Is the only one
on the road and Is the only lien on the
entire property OF the company, inelud.
Ing Its separate telegraph line. 1t Is tor
So, 500 900, and there Is due and unpaid
upward of 500, 0OO interest, making the
entire debt over So. 100000. MIR. +. h..
Canda, president Of the company, was IN
court but made no resistance to the bill.
M, II. ". Smithers Of New York was
appointed receiver, gave fifty thousand
dollars bonds, took the oath OF Office and
left home tonight to assume control OF
the road at once. He 10 the agent In this
oeuatry Of all the foreign bondholders
|, and I notable railroad Operator. Thu
-dSSres which patt him 10 control
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NOttes 10 all Parties Concerned

Notice is hereby given to all parties
having claims OF whatever nature against
Alexander county, that they will be re-
Quired to make oath to the correctness OF
the same before the same will be allowed,
as provided by Section IS, Of Chapter "a,
OF the Revised Statutes OF Illinois.
SAM'L. y. HUM, County Clerk.
Nov. 20, 1871. ll.2S,lm d&w.
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Mrs. Pauline ". PiIlsbury, Electric.
lAn.

Mrs. Pauline VI. PiIlsbury, Electric.
Ian.
With medicated baths, would invite the
attention of the sick, and those suffering
with chronic diseases, nervous debility
exhaustion of vital power, neuralgia,
paralysis, female complaints, catarrh and
all impurities Of the blood. Her system
Of treatment is pleasant and soothing.
no shocks are given; she has been very
successful for number Of years, and
she does not hesitate to warrant a cure,
where there isany constitution to build
upon.
Having engaged the bathrooms OF DIR.
AFTER on Tenth street, between Washing
ton avenue and Walnut street, where
she will at all times take great pleasure
in attendance on patients. Nov. 7-lm
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CONSUMPTION
Positively CURED

All Suheyen H0M WIS liDf000
: s:1 :.:s s: Ps.s e.:
These powders are the only prQaret1se
known that win eurs Oons1Jipdoa Nd %
diseases OF the throat and lungs-iAdesl,
20 strong 10 eur faith u them, sal alse y
convince you that they ars No hunhug, ~
viii forward 70 svefy sufferer, By nd
postpaid, . nee trial Aex. e IN,
We. don't want your money uAal yea ~
perfectly satiided Of tAsir curative peWeeA
II yos life 10 westA saving, .den't ls(sy =
giving these rowdsfs trtal, ~ M NJ
Yriss, Tor lsrss w. - ~ y ~ pm
ftAs Usitsd States az CsnA4a ~ IiA0 q
ss>hpt o. Prize. A1dssOs ! 4
=, rs,,.4. s .'s!S &sss:3hIsrs.
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Special Auction Sale this Morning.

All 03 O'Clock, Dec. Sth, 1871, No. Ill
Commercial avenue. consulting OF /
splendid walnut Office desk, cabinets,
chairs. stoves, washstand, marble top
ped, chain pump, with iron frame. bu-
reaus, heating and cooking stoves, wash
ing machine, desk. shelving, counter
tables, signs and fixtures, machines,
irus. hoops, old iron and steel, one maui
drill, also one piano and one sewing ma
chine, jewelry; fancy goods, ETC.
WINTER i STEWART, Auctioneers.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
CHEAP FOR CASH.

Mrs. S. Williamson, at No. Ill Com.
mercial Avenue, desires to announce TO
the public that she has added to her large
stock OF Millinery Goods, large assort'
ment of Miscellaneous Goods Of nearly
every description, suit able tor HOLIDAY
PRESENTS, which she will sell tor cash
cheaper than those that are advertised to
be sold at cost.
Call and examine, and see for your.
selves. ll!.tf
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Notice.

The regular annual meeting OF The
stockholders of the city national bank OF
Cairo for the election OF board Of direc-
tors will be held st the Office Of the bank
on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of January, 1873,
at the hour Of l0a. m.
W. HYsLoP. Cashier.
Dec. !, 1871. $500.
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NAM BarbershOp.

Mr.. George Wise, tonsonial artist late
with Conrad Alba. the sixth street BAR
Der, has opened shop OF his own on
Ohio Lsvee Two doors above the Planter's
House. Mr.. Wiss is a hrst>elsss barber
and q clever gentleman. and In his inter>
course with his patrons Is always attsn'
tive and courteous. His shop 10 fittsd up
In hns styls, and he asks his old trienda
and scQuaintances to give him coll.
NY1m
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VIM. EtcIlhOi1

Still presides at the corner of Seven-
teeth street and Washington avenue,
and has as usual fine variety of dress
Ing cases and pnrlor suits and calls spe.
cIal attention to his fne.lo OF camp and
folding chairs.
Come, LOOK, buy, pay and then fall to
the rear 10 make room tor the next Gus
toner. I'm.
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VIM. Eichhoa. Dealer ~ aud Manu-

fRclurer OF Furniture.
Offers special Inducements In Dressing
Cases and Parlor Suits. Also in all vari.
tiles OF Furniture, such as Folding, Camp,
Cane, Wood Seat. Rockers and chairs;
Bedsteads. Bureaus, Looking Glasses,
Mattresses, and all other articles Of furni-
ture immaginable. The bloody chasm Of
bottom prices has been reached, and Mr..
Elchhch now stands ready to meet the
reasonable requirements Of the closest
buyers, either 81 large or email Quanu'
tn, aud satisfaction guaranteed, P0>
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AFEw OF TEE PRICES AT
PETTIS & BIRDS,
,I,h AND WASHINGTON AVE,

nj hii Other goouS WY sAS~P'
Also, Just received, q choice lot Of rure
sp,oss. Mnstard, English IxDie oauso
snd Pickles.
Call aud see US. sf0'
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Not All Gone Yet.

We have several thousand yards OF
choice prints in light and dark shades
all OF which will he sold at cents per
ward; and other goods in proportion
Sign OF the Red Flag, 90 OHIO Levee
-2.lW
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likeness and courteous treatment assured
all wishing TO examine goods. invite
all persons to come and look at my stock
and obtain my prices. Factory and sales
room corner OF Seventeenth street and
Washington avenue. l7-Im
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We look book for past nnd
increase business generally for everybody knows business general hpo NJ
Ter than last We will tell why we say it, it.i Il4
Clothing for time
thinking
that written about honest goods wepensd
OF the that anoa clothing
termination to- keep good goods well made and sell ihsm y ne
clothing trade How well have succeeded the
The our hand will ask All
goti Fnaks The Cher and not ~ had made. bought
continue
than
q -
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LETTER LIST.

The following are the letters remain
Ing uncalled for at the postoffice at Cairo,
Illinois, Saturday, December 8, 1877.
LADIES:
Allen. Ada; Brown, Eva; Brewar, Martin;
Clarkson, Eliza; Quincy, Mary; Downs
ing, H.; DAVIS, Maggie; Dowd, Nancy;
England, Celin; Hendricks, Martha;
johnson, Guile; Johnson, H.; Linn, E.;
Strother, NJ; Sharp, NJ. NJ; White, A!
GENTS.
Anderson, Jas; Adams, Thos; Bsgby,
Geo; Byrus, Melton; Brooks, VIM; Clark,
IS; Cogswell. Joel, Craig, j A; Carpen'
ter, Thos; Davis, Harry; Eckman. Gus;
Faulkner, Harry; Fillmore, isaac; Foster.
John; Fecklen, Robt; fowler, VIM;
Gardiner, Jos; Griggs. W n; Gary, VIM;
Gordan, Vachel; Hughes B; Hits, Geo
Hickory G.. H.; Lindray, VIM. p; Nal,
one, Charles; Munroe, Wm.; Noel, Linn;
Pate, T. s.; Prince, B. G.; Roher, Andy;
Steele, Allen; Stewart, D. c.; Scott, J.
W.; Shaver, j. c.; Stunson, II. A.; Tim.
berlain,J. v; Taylor, James; viviene,
A.; Vinton, Ii. A.; Wallace, Charles;
Wilburn. John; Warren, p; Woodward
Vim. NJ; York, Chas.
Persons calling for the above will please
say Advertised"
GEO. W. MCkEAIG. =. N.
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II he tress planted around the German
Catholic church up town, were day be-
fore yesterday torn down and broken
and the tree-boxes carried off. Repeat,
ed complaints have come to as from up.
town citizens concerning mischievous
boys who principally infest the Fourth
ward. These boys should be arrested
and severely punished.
Bakers Cod Liver Oil. Lime, and
Wild Cherry quickly relieves Throat and
Lung diseases. and imparts vigor and
new lie to debilisted constitutions. Plea.
SAINT In taste. J. Z. BAKER & Co.,
(Oct. l3, S.w) Philadelphia, Pa.
Milton Mobiles troupe will be in our
city on Saturday, Dec. Is, and will re-
main only one night. The following
eomplim. ntary notice concerning this
troupe We clip from the Pittsburg Leader:
"Ihe applause is Of q hearty, spontane.
GU: nature, and at the close OF each act
the curtain has 10 be repeatedly raised TO
satisfy the demands OF the audience. The
situations are all we'll worked up and re-
markedly strong, MIR. MOBILES has many
funny things to say, and he says them
well. Indeed, the entire play goes otf
with the vim and sparkle of glass Of
champagne.
We are glad to know that sOne st'
ton Ia about to be taken TOWARDS secur.
ing new bridge over Cache river on the
public road between Cairo and MOuad
City. This lie a matter that has already
been neglected too long, and no insisnl'
ncaAt amount Of trade has been kept
away from Cairo in consequence OF the
dangerous condition Of the bridge now
In use. lnthis connection We will state
that the street committee OF the cit,
conncil yesterday engaged Mr.. John p
Hely to mako . survey Of Cache river
the object OF the survey being to get a
the hest Place 10 erect new bridge.
The Hlbernian fire company hav'
petltloned the City Council for assist
snce in building = new engine house
The Hibsrnian company 10 second Il
none In the city in point Of eniciency II
times when their services are required
and deserve recognition at the hands o
the city authorities. The members o
the company argue that the city ha
given or loaned to the Arab compan,
$1,000; the Delta City company, 1900
and the Rough and Ready company, 50,
900, and that 1t cannot consistently n
fuse to grant their prayer. The Hiber
MAN certainly deserve well Of the city
| and. If possible, We hope their praye
will be granted. ..'..-...
The ladies Of the Episcopal churcl
hive omitted their regular sociable 70
this month on account OF the prepsrs
ton and rehearsal for grand entertain
mont, TO be given some time, near III
Holidays, In whleh the best dramatic an
nusical talent q the city will participant,
The isnoss Comio 0pssstts q Moths
Qooss viii probably DO repsatsd for II
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BAD BREATH

Nothing Is 90 unpleasant, nothing 70 eonmsA
~ bad breath, and In nearly every eess II senss
from the stomach, and can be 30 eastly ecrrsst-
ed IL you will take simmons Liver Regulator,
pulsivs disorder. II will also improve YSE
Appetite, plexion, and GeAerA u HealA.
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SATURDAY, December s, 1877.
Local ShOFt-StOps

AvCos onvhs~oAVPS
Shell oysters just received at The
Crystal saloon, HARRY wALxBE.
American popular I've cent cigars
at p. II, Schuh's. 3;
Col. John Wood is at home again Of.
ter three weeks trip through the south.
The Taxpayers Association met at
Z. r. Woodward's Iron store last night.
--Oaly two cases-botb "plain drunk"
in Judge Birds police court yesterday.
As spirituous liquors will injure
men. 20 opium or morphia will harmiul-
~ effect the baby, DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup 10 the remedy for the baby. Itis
tree from opium. Price 25 cents.
Probate Court, Judge Yocum, pre-
siding, will convene enc week FROM
Monday.
Shell oysters just received At the
Crystal saloon. HAIRY WALKRE.
ll>20
Prints only cents per yard, at 81
Ohio Leves. Other goods in proper
ton, at 81 Ohio Levee. Sign OF Rec
Flag, 50 Ohio Levee.
Bakers Cod Liver Oil, Lime AM
Wild Cherry--a pleasant medicine, ant
certain remedy for Consumption. Serola
Ia, Debility, etc. Now Is the time to u.s.
it. John c. Baker & Co., druggists
Philadelphia.
The Cairo and st. Louis railroad has
gone Into the hands Of . receiver, Nr. h
W. Smlthers, being the receiver. Se'
telegram on second page.
The regular weekly meeting OF The
Reform Club took place last night. Tn
attendance WAS very large, not less thai
tour hundred mon and one hundred wo
: men being present. The proceedings "sr
OF considerable interest.
A new boot and shoe shop has beel
started in The Fourth ward by ". N
Heath on Poplar street, one door soull
o! the corner OF Eighteenth.
Shell oysters just received at tn
crystal saloon. HARRY WAIVER.
| ll-W.
Prints only cents per yard, at 8
! Ohio Leves. LA
To mothers whose children are weeI
lug-swset and balmy slumder secure
| for the little ones. and coughs and cold
rapidly banisAsd by the use Of Dr.. bull
Cough Syrup.
The County Commissioners were i
session yesterday. and almost the entlr
DAY was spent In the consideration G
claims against the county. II Is yer
evident that In the future 1t will not b
% easy matter to get claims Above,
and in every instance an an la7!t testify
ing to the correctness Of the claim will /
required.
COyCHAs.
ELEGASIEs,
Of. lAGO
AALAORAL AND
LOHDREs CORRASTE,
Leading brands Of Seidenberg's l
Rosa Espanola, hey Yves. cigars, for
cents at 2. II. SCHUHs.
7>S-lw.
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TAKE SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR, OR MED

Contains four medical elements, ssvG
found in the ssrne happy proportion n any
other preparation. via: gentle CAth.fts, .
powerful tonic, IN unexeeptiTnabls sltsrsiive
and 8 certain Corrosive Of al impurities Of
the body. such signal success has attended Id
ruu al It 10 now regarded - ths
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
Asa Rsmsdy In
HILARIOUS FEvERs. BOWEL CON.
PLANTS, DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DHPRE6.
SIGN, RE9TLESSNESS, JAUNDICE, NAU-
SEA, SICK HEADACHE, COLO, C0NsTIP.
ALTON and BILlOU6NES6
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Armed with this ANTIDOTE, all shAages Of
climate and water and food may be teed With
cut fear. As Rsmedy In MALARIOUe
FEVRRS, BOWL COMPLAINTS, REST.
I.RsSNESS, JAUNDICE, NAUSEA.
nASrRAeruRkD ONLY BIT
.. a.. j. IL. ZEILEH,
PhilAdelphia. p.
Price Si.oe. Sold by all Druggi:n.
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BUTTTER!

FAMILIES AND THE TRADE
can be supplied with choice Iowa butter
in
TUBS OR ROLLS
al a Ohio .evee. II. Fl. LEIGHTON.
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A neat cottage, four rooms. Apply 10
Il. +. Blake. ll-jONti
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SICK HEADACHE

This distressing afiiction occurs NEST ~
qusntly. The disturbance Of the stomach,
arising from imperfsctly digsstea ssntsne,
eauses q severe pain In tbs head, accompanies
with disagreeshle nausea, snd this eonstitatss
what 10 popularity known 10 Sick Headache. For
prompt relief '4h@H Z u
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Daniel F. Beatty's
PIANOS and ORGANS.


and BEATTY's CELEBRATED GOLDKN
TONGUE PARTOR ORGANS, are the sweetest
toned aud most perfect Instruments ever bsioN
manufactured In this or any other country. The
dlscounts and terms ever before givsA. RoOh
bottom panic prices now ready TO Jobbers.
agents and the trade In general. An sfsr
These celebrated instruInents (either Piano o.
Organ boxed and shipped anywhere, on Ave to
frsirs S charges PAID both ~sy: II sny x -:
Unsatisfactory. Fully wsFfsnted ior six ysare
y strictly hnt-ciabs. E4tncrdiner2 libsral
discounts given to ChufehSS, Sol ools5 Lodss,
Halls. Ministers. Teachers, ETC., In order to
have than introduces g ocee whsrs Aay Nm no
trstea ADvERTIZER Catalogue sditiol). With
list Of testimonials, now resdy. sent me. e.
tsblishei In 1859. FAddresS. I! ( NJ
DANIEL p. BEATTY,
dscl-dly Washington, y.
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ASK the recovered
dyspsptirs. blisNs
sufferer. victims sf
fever and asus, the
mecuTiAl dissas>d pa.
tient, bow thsy rseov
cred health, cheerful
|spirits, and good ap-
petit they wiz tsl
you by taking Sim
mons LIVER RsGS-
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SECRET sooIxTI1s

n CAIROL LODGE. NO. ~, II. 4 A; II.
n Hold regular Communications In Ma
" sonic Hal, corner Commercial Avenue
WAND Elgfth street, on the second and
v1rsh Mondsy Of esch month.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-06-21

Until that is. settled and madesure no Dem
ocrat can be seduced from his devotion and
allegiance in any way, not by alurements of
office, nor even by the strong appeal sin the
abandonment by the administration of vi
cious principles and dangerous policies and
the adoption of better doctrines and Gjast
measures. Democrats will not entrust their
most cherished principles to the keeping of q
power which is attained by vicious and cor
rupt means. They will rather continue their
faith in the right of the majority to rule in
accordance with Constitutional provisions.
All Democrats rejoice with unbounded joy,
that free republican governments are once
more allowed in the States of South Carolina
and Louisiana. They rejoice in the good fruits
that must follow. They know that peace and
good order will prevail, that capital will be
made secure, and labor safe, contented and
happy, that enterprise will revive, and the
cruel burdens of the government and public
corruption will be lifted from the shoulders Of
labor, and that production will increase and
lands advance in price.
But they know that in the language of Gov.
Morton it had become "inevitable." Good
government in the States was not free-will
Offering upon the affairs of the country. For
years the Democrats had contended in Con-
gress and before the people for free Republi.
can States throughout the South, and finally
it became inevitable" because the right and
truth we're too strong to longer be suppressed.
In this the Democrats find a reason to stand
more firmly with their party. Out of power,
with no patronage to dispense and no money
to distribute, but animated by the spirit of
our institutions, inspired by the sentiment OF
the right of local seIfgovernment as inherent
in the people, the Democratic party, during
the past ten years, has restored one State after
another until now the tread of soldiers is
heard in no legislative hall, but in every State
the people are governed by laws of their own
enacting and by officers of their own choosing.
Mr.. Hendricks concluded with the declara-
ton that this occasion had more than per.
sonal significance. Itproclaimed that we had
no sectional sentiment, no eastern Or western
policies, the east and the west and the south
were one, wise and just policy, would alike
ensure the prosperity of each. .t.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE. =

4 ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
In the District Court of the United States for the
-a.; District Of South Carolina.
e In the matter Of a'., Tn Ran, -, INV, ,,tcv.
A. M JACKSON, Bankrupt. In rs Dannkrupo''y. nl1' ',y
DY virtue of an order from the Hon. George s.
I'D Bryan, Judge of said Court, ] will sell at
public outcry, at York Court House, on
:. SALES-DAY IN JULY, NEXT, 2li
Immediately after the Sherif's Sales, the two fol-
lowing tracts of land situate in York county, in
said State, belonging to the estate Of said Bank
rupt, free from encumbrance.
~ !..s' y1i TRACT NO.pI. -" ASit &'1
Being that portion of the Home place not assign
ed as Homestead to the Bankrupt containing
... SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES, .aa..
more or less, and bounded by the Homestead
tract and other lands.
.d.'' TRACT NO. 2.
Being that portion Of the Gilfllin place not sold
by the Sheriff, with said place, containing 9ejs2
%" .,,i FORTY-THREE ACRES, sa4 5li2
more or less, and bounded by the Gilfllin lands,
lands of John Jackson and others s. 45,t4el
TERMS OF SALE. 49,
Tract No. /, Cash. Tract No. 2, One-third
Cash-balance on credit till 1st December next,
secured by note bearing interest from date, and
a mortgage of the premises Possession to be
given 1st January, 1878. Purchasers to pay for
papers J! b. ,CIAWsoN, oa ''Vss Assignee lsssl
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. More than seventy five per cent. of the
people in the United States are afflicted with
these two diseases and their effects such as sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness,
Palpitation of the Heart, Heart Water
brash, gnawing and burning pains at the pit OF
the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and
dsagreeable taste in the mouth, coming up OF
food after eating, low spirits, &C. Go to your
Druggist, JOHN G. KUYKENDAL, and get a
Is cent Bottle of AUGUST FLOWER, or Sample
Bottle for 10 cents. Two doses will relieve you.
June7 % eaWly