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tv Mr. Rrrthw!rk then tlsc rtiftnr, n1A now The
F~o7ftctof also. Of tho Morning. foT'.
They ~srr n1I between thirty AMI forty years
If ag,., and t1iinye't exceptional political a'rl
of squib that should stnEtIc London eoclcsv,
but theY hal Ill itiea Of Issuing more tlan ono
mum Der Or turning II into newspaper. The
g7eat hueceeh nf The slrst number. however, In
tuced them 10 null!sb weekly fssut, and for
the remainder OF thc seasDn 1t was the prout-
ncnt tnr!e nf specnatIun and critkclsm ii fash
tonabc and literary siseles. The Drs u prs,ba,
by The only PAPER that has ever been started
pcnses. Costing nothing for contribution. and
having unusual press facilities In connection
with the afornin1 I'oet, the prnHta SCOTT reached
between $1.nn and t1,5oo week. One Of the
profits Should be considered u common prop-
ersy and spent for t&cLr common entertainment
fs.forc the next week.. In order to get
rid Of tho money various devices wero
IN 0ri cup ts b thot for by the as rfass
volunteers L Wimbledon by moonlight Otei
dinners Urt, t,oxcs II the opera, and various
cxtrnvaEanccs Here invented, with the lantfable
object Of getting nd Of the unexpected flow of
eash which came pouring 10 upon tho n'yste-
tioua 4uartettc, WHO thus found themselves In
the unusual prefllcancnt for "newspapcr men -
nt having n!0te muney than they know what to
do with. The snceess Of The paper was due
mainly to The fart that hs political Information
was superior to that even Of q Tie I1,underer +"
itself: 80 good, indeed, thai II ~ns dss1ulsed in
= lurleaaue form lest lis origin should be
lrace'1. Political secrcts we're, therefore, novcr
dIvusKcd In way 70 Do harm, because no onc
except the Thoroughly Initiated knew whether
nt not 10 believe illcn. Tbs OIL closed viii,
the teason of the year, aud It waa Intended
should continue 70 appear every scaaon. But
the death Of Str. Stuart WoEtiey, ant, the d.
cd ths programme from being realized ior nuro
than a few seasons, and It shortly after tcr1nt.
nntoI an existence which might empt1atlcally
he considered IA short lie aud merry one. II
, 1877-08-03

Happy tltiack for nervous sufferers, ard those
who bare ten t!osed, arng:c,.. and quscstd. I'ui-
sermtchetn Electric l!eits ea-stuAI'y cure rren,a-
mature debility. wcakntrs. and decay. Hook and
insir1tal. With Information w0rah Thousands mailed
free. Address rnlvcttnaches Galvanic Company,
Cincinnati O.
, 1877-08-03
CURRENT GOSSIP.

JOHN CTIINAMAN's CONCLUSION.
ifttr lHrk sun.
John Chtuhmau At his wBahtub 6tood,
And eheertlS rubbed and SECURED:
Tbe wsger he got wets ANAL enough,
hut nsvsr his soul was soused.
He did hot coret mansion proud.
Ills tnstcs we're n,mp{- and few;
Tie washed a~sy with 1iRhtsomc hcast,
And Aang as the hoap- sods New.
Soon tho Nellcan man hs came that way,
And It Erieved him sore to see
A heather with plenty Of work 10 do,
and dotaE It inesfiir.
For tbs Mellean man WAS on etrike,
Anl his soul was full Of gall:
30 he rallied Rorno other Mclean nan
And gAYe tho hoashen cali.
They kicked John ChInaman into the street
And round tho Premises torr,
Tilt hts tubs mud other utensils lay
wreck on the laundry door.
Then the hcathen be gathered his savings &c nt
And sailod lot his own conntsee.
mo Mclean man for me-" he alghed,
tsiie veiy nd1chce tho ffrc."
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19

SITTING Bull and his tribe are o
source ofgreat anxiety and annoyance
TO the Canadian government, and MIR.
Mills, representing that govern
ment has within the last few days
had frequent interviews with President
Hayes as to the best and easiest way of
inducing Sitting Bull and his followers
10 return TO their reservation on this
side OF the line. A commission has been
appointed by the United States govern.
ment to proceed 10 Fort Walsh, where
they will be offered every facility for
making treaty with Sitting Bull for his
peaceful return to the reserves with his
tribe. Sitting Bull and his tribe
are now in section of country where
ounalo are plenty, but not more so than
IS Necessary tor the support OF the
Canadian tribes. The Blackfeet, Creeks,
ana Assinibone Indians are very jealous
oi The presence OF the hostile Sioux, and
may at any time make war on them, and
thus involve the western frontier IN A
general Indian war. In dealing with
Sitting Bull The commissioners have a
delicate task before them, and il they
succeed In inducing him to come back to
this side Of the line they will accomplish
more than We now look for.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19
81. Louis Republican.

|,
The commanding officer of the forces
engaged in the sharp acton with the NeH
perces Indians was born in Pennsylvania,
graduated from the Artillery school AT
West Point, aud at the commencement
of the late war was captain OF Battery b.
Fourth L. 5. regiment ?rtillery. lie was
made brgadier general of volunteers
and placed in command OF tie only Wer.
tern brigade at that time III the army OF
the Potomac composed OF the second
Sixth and Seventh Wisconsin, and the
Nineteenth Indiana regiments. These
troops became famous for their bravery
and endurance, and M the termination
of the Maryland campaign were
complimented by Gen. McCiel-
Ian as being equal to the
best soldiers of any army in the world
and were named the Iron brigade. ten.
Gibbon was promoted to Major General
and was given the command OF a dIvi'-
ion. He always regretted leaving the
"Old Iron Brigade" and it Is related that
at Fredericksburg his division fought
bravely, but were repulSed with great
loss. GibOon was wounded in the hand,
and after a great effort to rally his men
he shook the bloody member at them
and shouted, ia rather have one rcgi-
ment of my old brigade than 10 have this
whole division" But we are inclined TO
believe that the "lron brigade would
have failed in this instance. The reports
OF his late fight are more encouraging,
and will 10 doubt improve.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19

German and English sections and VIII
speak to the people upon our platform,
which, in a single sentence, IL, more work
and better pay. Everything OF late mas
helped us. The strikes are settled, IL Is
sand, but the people propose 10 have lhtlr
saw at the polls. In Hamilton county
(Cincinnati) the Democratic party VIII
suffer most from loss of votes, but IN
Cleveland the Republicans will lose
There Is very much enthusiasm IN 'ih~
cinnali. talked with many business
men, aud they, TO Il man, pledged lheir
support to our party, saying, "Nhat Is
tor The Nottingham interest Is Tor our
interest. We have no sympathy
With the grecnback party, bnt
believe in doing away with the III t'ona!
bank system. We have many good
speakers, and they will be immediately
put forward to advocate our p'. piles
There must be no fears on gu. rAII, so
far as the laboring German vote i con
cerned. IL will support our party we
are not communists as a good many peo-
ple represent. We don't believe in the
general distribution of property, but we
do want that system stopped by Whieh
some people are enabled TO get very rich
M the expense OF 9th rs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19

SECRETARY SHERMAN delivered
lengthy address to a large meeting at his
old home at Mansfield, Ohio, on Friday.
He took the ground that none but fools
and demagogues complain OF the hard
times; and declared that he would en-
force the plan OF resumption If not inter-
tered with by congress. The people he
aid would have TO suffer only
twelve months longer. when
the great reaction will occur, and
the country start on the high road 10
prosperity. This is Sherman's theory
but the great mass OF the people do not
agree with him. The working people
have suffered long enough, and Mr.
Sherman's assertion that twelve months
more will bring about the reaction s.
much desired will not be believed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19

OK Wednesday last the State board Of
equalization adjourned for one week.
ostensibly TO give the various committees
an opportunity to organize and get down
10 work. But no sooner had the board
adjourned than the committeeman, as
well as the other members of the board,
took the first opportunity TO 60 home
The board will meet again on next We'd
nesday, when the committees will report
progress and ask for further time; and as
the members OF the board are all in the
same boat, it will be granted and nothing
said. At this rate the board will be IN
session the balance OF the summer and
fail.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19

Ap.,uD d $500 q - - 'SN'''
Of Illinois, for speaker, because, he says :
Eastern leadership Of the Democratic
party has been unfortunate. They are
too much the friends OF capital. They are
always afraid OF hurting business inter
ests, which appear generally, however,
able to take care of themselves is,
the business interests, | mean. Capital
appears to be at the back of eastern
leadership in both parties, and that kind
OF leadership is not always above sus-
piclon, and in many instances has been
disastrous. ! am in favor of western
man, western opinions, and western
Democrats especially for they are nearer
the people" General Bragg say his
colleague, Mr. Bouck, Is for Morrison,
too,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19

FRANK SKARDA is the name OF the can.
didate OF the workingmen for lieutenant.
governor of Ohio. lie was nominated
by the convention which met at Cipcin.
nati on Saturday, the Ilth. Skarda is
the editor OF Bohemian journal publish.
ed al Cleveland. and is a young man OF
line education and OF great natural abil.
IVY A correspondent OF the New York
Herald gives the following account Of an
interview with skarda the day fol.
lowing his nomination:
Skarda was very hopeful and WILLING ,o
talk. lie said the people would ~. o 81
t0nished at the result OF tho comin,,
election. III am confident we can 'T carr,s
the state" he said. iii a proo.r canu.s,
IN made. The Bohemians eycrywhsrs
are solid, md will vote our ticket 10 rho
man. There are about Xix thoIsand
B0hemians In this city that can he
counted on. We propose 10
divide the city into bohemian.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19
A scene IN the Georgia Consiitu'i"n
ai Convention
Atlanta Con ,itu,ion

A very lively little row was raised in
the committee OF revision on Monday
evening. When some question inyolv-
ing the rights of railroads to arrange an
arbitrary freight tariff was up, Mr.,
Toombs challenged the votes of those
members of tire committee who were
stockholders in the railroads, saying
that they should not he allowed to vote
upon a question involving their interest.
In issuing this challenge lie called Colo.
mel Matthews. OF Oglcth0rpc. by name.
This brought that gentleman promptly
to his feet, and hc let t'y q sort OF verbal
shoulder-htter at Mr.. lcombs. lie re-
PEELED most scorniully the insinHa.
ton that his vote could be influenced
nv his pecuniary interests, and gave
MIR. Toombs some very hard Ian
cuage. proposing among other things Of
an accommodating nature, THAT IL
was willing aud ready to meet That Srn-
tleman whenever. wherever, ana how.
| ever he desired Mr. T0ombS stated that
he simply made legal objection 10 the
casting of avote by parties interested in
the decision. Thus has the possible
shedding of gore been averted and q
very promising tussle nipped in the bud.
The matter was. we learn, adjusted
| ,laneop.lu .-o-.n-s1 --.-- - -- g. ~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19

Hon. JOIN 5. CRuM is spoken of MS
possible independent candidate for
county Judge OF johnson county in op.
position to Jack Kuykendall. The peo'
ple OF johnson county could make nc
better selection for that important po-
sition than to elect Mr.. Crum. lie
would make an excellent Judge, and
would force the numerous delinquent
administrators in that county to settle
up. Mr.. Crum is an able man and
would make a good judge.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19
CENTAUR
LlNEMEN4S.

one thing IS now thoroughly established, Never
since man suffered aud human agencies alleyiatcd
pam, has there been anything which went so far az
! pam anniIator and curative agen, AS the Ccntaur
l"hemehS. These Linements have within the past
year cured more cases Of Rheumatism NeuraIgia
sun Joints, Cakcd Breasts, Sweilings, poisonnTs
bteS, Lame Animals, etc. than all Othcs remedies
combined, As the name Of Ccntaur implies half
horse and halimsn, thchc name the Ccntaur Line
mems arc ior man and beast Bu, not the same
LHHlnent' The White liniment Is for man the
ftuoW iyt horses and animals. Herein hi,
I'lnunenl differs from other remedies, although
some ot thu ingredients are alike IN each. Thsv
contain the well known witch hazel arnica. caybol,
ic, rock on, mcnla and other powerful Ingredient,
., WIN. ~ lli'koN, rector Of st johns church,
Watched, gay county, Kansas, writls; MANY
Years nave been suffering from weak back. caused
from a spr,in more than ~ years ago. / have moi
'ouhI anything tQreIieVe me until commenced the
we Of Centaur Lincmcnt | feel It my christian
uuly to INFORM you that by its wonderful effects am
oh,irely relieved Of pain. January I'D 1917.
matt o., says
Transfers pronounce the Yellow Centrr Iini
trent superior to any thing they have ever used
we sell several dozen bottles every month, and the
'aie Is steadily increasing"
neSe are o. ~ samples of thousands uu:n lhous-
aus ct similar testimonials reaching US every
MONTH All the extracts, ,mbrocston,, saIvr,
anu olhimtnS IN existence are not doing onc.t,nh
the good which is done by these admirable Cen.
'anr iinlmonts. For frost bites, Stngs, cuts, itch,
san ,heum, etc, nothing is Ike the Ccn,aur Lini-
mcnt, white wrapper. For SPAWN, ring bone
Sweeny, Wind snlls, poll evil scratches, etc. on
horses the yellow Jentaur linment is equally.
good. They are certain IN their ELECTS they ale
leasan, to use, they are handy and they are cheap.
40 ianliy should We without Cen,aur Iinimcn,s,
They are worth one hundred times their cost
d. d. ROSE CO.. 80 Dcysirect, New York,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19

Estate Of John Craig, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
administrator Of the estate Of JOHN Craig
late Of the county Of Alexander and state
Of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that he viii appear before the county court
81 Alexander county at the court house in
Cairo at the August term, on the third
Monday In August next, at which time
all persons having claims against said estate
ae notified and requested 10 attend for the
purpose of having the same adjusted. Al
persons indebted TO said estate are re
queSted to make i'm mediate payment 10 the
undersigned.
Dated, thi, 18th day Of May, \. d. 1877.
JAMES l.. SANDERS.
Administrator.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19
FITS EPILEPSY
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently curcd--no humbug-Dy one
months usage Of DR.. Goulards Celebrat.
ell Fit Powders. To convince sufferers
that these powders will do all we alaim for
them, we will send them by mail, post
paid, free trial box. A. DR.. Goulard II
the only physician that has ever made this
disease a special study, and as to our
knowledge thousands have been perma-
ncntly cured by the use of these powd ,rs,
we will guarantee a permanent cure ",
every case, or refund you all none y ex-
pended. All sufferers should give these
Powders an early trial, and be convinced
OF their curative powers.
Price, for large box, 50, or 1 boxes lor
sio, sent by mail TO any part OF United
states or Canada on receipt Of price, or by
express, {. Q. ID. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton street. Brooklyn, N, Y.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19

The coming contest Tor governor IN
Massachusetts will be a warm one. Inc
Republicans will nominate Gov. l'lce'
and the Democrats Gov. Castor. Both
men are popular. and the contest will be
hot from first to last.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19


I'M hd'ice is herebr given that By y!True
o. decree Of the coHHty court OF the county,
o! Alexander IN the state Of l!nois
!.nderet al tle June term OF said
court lsH, upon the application Of tie
undersigned, 10 sell ,ne real property Of The
rsiai' Of Louis Nassanno, deceased 10 pay the
debts OF the same, !, Harmon H. Black, admin
Isifat0r lie UOn!s non Of the estate Of Ouis Mas
sannO, late Of said county deceased, will sell al
pubic yendue, on The IN day Of Septem Der 4 ID
-, al the font door OF the court house in the
city Of Cairo ar two O'Clock p. IN OF said day
to the highest and best bidder 10 ray the debts
gl san Louis NassainD, deceased, The following
described real estate. iC-Hit; Lot eight ~ in,
U.ock seventeen %, N The I'll II addition 10 the
city Of Cairo, situate in -aii county and state
having thereon line two story brick lujltmg
adapted Tor business ana Te-.delce. The gaid
property Will he sold absolutely and nee from
any ncumbrancc, including the the widow
dover, which will be released IN the purchaser
without inTther onsiiaa,IJu. Tsruts of seIe,
One thousand dollars and one-hglfof suruIus In
be cash IN hand, and the balance In six month.
IRON time Of sale. The deferred payment 1nusi
b1 evidenced by IN. purchaser, note drawiug
SIX Der cent interest with pc-0nd security,
ana sale mortgage upon tie Promises sold.
Dated August 1lh lei.
.,..-, HAFgoS II BLACK,
Administrator de bOni- non Of the esiata
Louis NassannO. an
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Casio 7;e

Mother viii have res, and their babe, may have
health, ifthsy will use DR.. Pitchers Cas,oyja for
WIND collie, worm. fevershness sour mouth Group or
Snn9che complaints. ltis entirely vegetable pre-
pa"tion, and contains neither mineral morphine,
nor alcohol. Ii Is as pleasant to take as honey,
dy in eNstence,
DR.. L. nimoch, Of DSpont, Ohio, says,
u am using Castora in my practice with the
most signal results, and find il perfect substitute
Tor Castor OIL"
. lhis is what every one says. Many nurses in
New ! ORR use the Castoria. u Is prepared by
Pitcher, NJ.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

Al sufferers from this disease
ANXIOUS to be cured should try DR.. Kis..
ner's Celebrated Consumptiye Powders,
lhcse powders are The only preparation
known that will cure CONSUMPTION and ali
diseases OF the throat and lL!ng.--inJecd
so strong is our faith in them, and also 10
convince you that they are no humbuo, we
VIII forward TO every sufferer, by mail
postpaid, a free trial box.
we don't want your money until Won are
perfectly satisfied OF their curative nowcrs
II you lie is worth saving, don't delay I'm
giying these powders trial, as they viii
surely cure you. W. '"'' w"
rice Tor large box, 81, sent to pnv part
OIL me Onited States or Canada by mail ON
receipt Of price, Address. ''''' y"
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, ASH g. ROBBINS,
go Fulton Street. BROOKLYN. N Y
CllANCERY NOTICE.

'liANCkRl NOTICE.
GIe2i Illinois, CountyOf Alexander.
Tcult court OF Alexander county. scn,.,o.
bcl tenn, A. d p7T. ''"'J' "'P''W'
h-ILr'u d. ~ Brien Va, Edmund u. Gar,ghiy
ijt"hehe pdragtty ~, Jacob II. Burrough, Jos,.
IN Chauccry w" anu - "ioN' DIN
r nliaEil Of the non r, sldence Of Jacob Dur-
.yutn' Eugene Garughty, Il. Sleyin and 4
noon ~ IL vi tt deicndants above named, huylng
ruit c',, Ih l.y once the clerk of sad Cir
l,r ety,,t vi Alexander cOusty, notice IL here.
mi ,,,n 20 me rdid non resident Defendants
nlair, 'r 1o'u painant has filed his bin Of com.
an ,h 81, eu'l court on the chnncery side thereof
s,Imm,, mls, Jay OF May, a. D. Isl, and thut Il
ngainst Wef.up0n issued out OF sail court
third Mo n"Lu defendants, rctlrnable ON the
rcouiraJ "'ay vi May, A. d. 1877, ~ is by law
rcTorI ", ana an order having been entered or
of nan IN 'a,d court at the May term ls77, therel
Of MY 1"I1 ci'lIse stand continued with orde.
iIe saiJ 'II"uph Now, therefore. unless you,
n si",t Daco6 II. lirrough, Eugene Gararh,v.
nupcsr ~ UNI D. slevn shall personally be and
Irr ro, w,,Di' the sad Circuit court of AleNnp
,bnreoT '.'y on the first day Of the next term
No. w We holden ut the court house in the
~ ~ W Na'to Ia said county, on The frat Mon.
''! VI oSpumOerA, y. ls77, and blend, mn.
', W. u.Ihur 10 tho said complainant b bin of
brl,a'St, l'c same, and the matters and things
tn'r'i ,h charged and stated will betnkpp ps con.
iv1stu, ana decree entered ayainst Won accord
'na " Tue payer Of said bill
1o,,,,, JOHN A, REEVE, Clerk.
,Wns ~ NltbRY, Complain Soliclior
LILO III. IILr., july 18Th, 4. ID lsG1 ,,
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County CLERK,
10 the Editor of the Cairo BULLETS

10 the = Iitor OF the UalFu 'OILhIT
Please announce that lam an independ.nl .sni,
date for the office Of county fleis 2, r NN,,mSs,
oos.P "'''~ JAMES W. STEWART
M. ar. authorized 10 announce Samuel j..
LAWN y. a caodidate for the once of County
,,lerk a, The election TO be held November ath'
lE-I
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-19

ES- Matilda Fletcher. the celebrated
lecturer, says in recent letter: Il have
been acquainted with Prot. Miller, man
ager OF the grea. Mercantile College at
keokuk, Iowa, for twenty years: have
lectured before the college, and visited it
often, and find tito be practical good
school. The teachers labor faithfully
and take great pains with their work.
The course of instruction is improved
every year; attendance is constantly on
the increase, students coming from
Maine 10 Oregon, Minnesota to Texas.
A large share ofthe students earn their
own money TO come with. and are en-
couraged 10 live economically while in
school. The principal firmly t,s.4vs in
the college, putting forth every effort to
make the students comfortable. Lee
lures, festivals, bands of music, a gym.
ma SUM, etc, largely enhance the health
an d pleasure of the pupils. '@Gsa
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IMPORTANT CAUTION

liaydpck, as agent tor the Unl,qI St,,.. W , ~
ROUNDS each box Of Pill, and OlntIpont. y,
han''om" reward will be given TO any one rcn'
IeIlhS such Information as may lead 10 The
selection oiany party or parties countcrleituv
them 10 he spurious lux
= Sold at the mandatory OF Professor uor d.
toWAi At Co., New York, aud by all rcspce,ehIo
druggists and dealers In medicine tL,nuyhon,
the civilized world, in boxes at Is cent? 81
cents and 81 each. '''''' -
larger sizes "t - "N'"N He
y, D. directions for the guidance of pati,p,s
IN every dlsoriIEare a0ired TO each box
oMee. liz liberty St., New York
dSw-Dec Il
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OH Bullaiin
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
county Judge.

We are authorized to announce Reuben ;; no,n ,n
NJ s,ro' a. candidate for the Office OF county
iudse Of Alexander county, Election hr'' l"''"''
In <oyembcr. 1871.
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For Stomachs Out Of Order.

No medicine viii 20 enectually Improve the
zone OF the stomach as these Pins; they remove
all scIiity occasiOned either by intempcrance sr
improper net They reach the liver and reduce
y 70 healthy acuonithey are wonderfully eflica.
CIOus IN cases Oh spasIn-ln fact they never fail in
curing all disorders 0. the liver and stona"h Al
hOLLOWAl'S PILLS are the best known in
me world for the following diseases Acne
Asthha, Bilious Complaints, Botches ON The
SS.in, Bowels, Consumption, Debility, Dronsy
! sch'tTy' LLryslpelas, Female Irregularities
SCstlgn, Inflammation, Jau Dice, Liver Com.
paints Lnmbdyo, piles, rheumatism, Rcten-
1l9n OF urine, scroiula or kings Evil som
!. ! Ifoa,s, stone and Grayd IiC-DoulourrHy
, JUNIORS, Ulcers, Worms u u! kinds, Weakness