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, 1877-10-26
ELAyTNR THE SLAIN.
HAkxAdf{ R<siSH.

Av!ennA papee has gone " the tsouhls OF snail
yzins the various war bulletins of IL contoupo-
fartss In tho Austrian capital thst subsequently,
turned ous to have been simply ''bosus" ots-
patches Tia result may b. summed up u foliows:
Of pat1lcs Of which mother Of the belgcssnts hAs
.nytknowlelgs. sppeass from l.!cr ldin4s. there
Aava bceu gouFht-in lhs .Ssu4 Fr<ie tstssf. ~;
lrtss<, 4; DtalseA< ztst4s.o: 7; FttsslfatioA I:
Ntuts Nnaer Tagtttatt. "; E3tr4olaH. ~
:: nx.xr 1bt.dpo.t. /, The.s 3surss aso curious,
but more sugulAr still are thoso v hch follow In
tha Alovo neauened battles there iSll. AecoEdl14
, 1877-10-26
ouRRENT OPINION.


Horny bleiggs built LOOT mi1ca Of railroad
In reru, Al q cost to tic 1orcrpmont Of SEQ.
Coo. Geo: rhe.s sfs now neatly ali useless. Mt.
uralsy' PERUVIAN Donds arc dowA to IL, and are
practically unsalahlc. Perm w"ultl secn, 10 bc
ysod ntnre IN afRtt a ttr.Gpi,,ct nnr.v goy<,,o
S'idd SGigds tHtp,t. ''a'' o's''oasA paf's*-4" "'fao
~, ,,,
We have nothing ia do with the trtumphs
Democratic party " In Sow Yorx. That Tti T. = s,ats
affair l'ut Il i, national politics John Kelly and
fss S !. ~ ;snt e IL, s.
heaven aolp ihe Demoeraey, Or, % we .'oa,d .' taS.
tho country. Richmond lI'a.} 'lhig fl)tni. ].
Flgnidcnnt Than Republican apathy aud tntllGer.
once Thsle e % no radical division yet In thu
nsr Cloud. il would 6s . rsepcr sandfdae s' for
alunasls nsylam VINO should @ undertake io forecast
of lbs vote Of lB77.-C -Ciae.nnasi Commercial sina.
~ T..r,,,x,,,.7 .n,,ao,,.,,,,n t., .,,,. .o,,n.~u
Will do much to alrragthen. y, md In nrred on
SsS.1 m "o,tx 81 sns,@ ,s e;Su sho
rsy ouP shs shss on s sss sDs a1eae
drain on our anppay q precious metals: thus en-.
ablea Us to accNmuiste. and makes fs:u'pton per.
iahehI ~ aope toaiaets "! AZ IN sao sai't of
w ma|of!?J fcpofh--31afaHr9 te"atsresos.Gd'
~, ,ya u
Nlf, Hayes NV Glscovofoa great many
emhatfassnten0 , ~ ~ me way ol the Tfotmcr, of
Whleh h2 Haa not aware when ~ ltaued hA tWecp-
!hx GcneFu! 9tnct, lnd II ho talls short of 4is
prnmres; u u rot because no wa i1npse'y in
max,nS s;n"; Sn ous oeeaGss saa!s u ~ nstsd
tncoGatacrats. lle WA thus led up 10 standard
which waa tle f!cht ene n tncoFy. pn, u'iGF the
hgf. for psaeuca! uaa.--s<U Tort Tribune thsp.l.
,v,r,a 1,r,s;d.p4 In. ,n,,1a u,n+h.r ,nte1ota
1s go 49,. . ~. .sstn - r., 4,t.I. It1to' ~
!le aas seat tao aanae ot 1ien. Harlan. " hcn'
lueky. 70 tne oTna1e iuf tns vacancy IN thc sn.
llsMa a. nencn.. Inc sp!,aimtncM ~ Hseian cAn.
, 1877-10-26
4 CORNERSTONE LAID.

6b1FAH 1VFGd1zH 70 1716 LNlG1td6 1f5buHf,
ANN AanoA, Mich, Oct. 25.-Thc corner.
stouc Of tbs new Cou1t-iIouse WIS laid to-lay,
With pubiie ceremonies. Fcopte frotn all pasts
OF tho rnunty we're prcsenL Tho Hon. Chsun.
cey Juslyu, Of Iphilanti, delivered thu orati0n,
anil this Hon. Wt!itam r. Wclla OF Detrott,
Mayor Crnmcr, judge Lawrence, aud Others,
malc sllost addresses. Thv corner-stonu wa
laid ly exl}ov. Fitch The storcs were trimmed
with ha9s, stfcsH,ers, etc, and there WAS large
procession Of civic and military societies Of tie
county,
, 1877-10-26
OIIisA.


IJni Shakespeare The modern baIloouIng In bs
minds rye when 1,a wrote about giving rronnath-
Ing local hab!tatlon and haue1
1fyon cannot afford 4 tigers skin for hearth
rug, yuu can console Yourself BY looking Vt piss
before tho 6re, aud Rejecting TINT tho cat IL thu
tigers kin. .-Noston Hai!ttln.
1}akcr rasha has been decorated with the Order
Of the Osmanlt. The principal rcason for the
honor secns 70 he that when b4 'Ds Was shot under
him hc was mani enough u get On somebody
A sturdy vagabond with ful' black heard Of an-
usual fouRlh. was recently brought before Londun
police ma4istrase, whu questioned hin. about hia
you; os s ss ss s Gssss 9s .se s hat u M T.
s.Ah. feplt.d the w!iy rogue, 'if mafs con.
acrhre Is to be measured by hia bcarti, tlsp your
lOrdshtp has no conscience at A1l!"
.s ho Fl S sa. b. wSoa
..Tnete 8 70 !!,e there, yoat Males,y olsolycd
grace. "1lsshrsw t,.ine insoence, ssucy knaye.
is:pcnded t tho Virgin Queen land ~ Dc e.
hat not iaken liz jet smlss. Th!s little eireuu,-
Uotton 1rar4ilfr.
stfueted, let hln try i on . SPELL. So have been
mantaIIy wrestling With one Tor nearly Nhye mttl-
uics. but It heai.ates about, sliding Into proper
seEseu saTs Tbs 9ax ei %saG. g II @ s H. @.
Lloyd Garrison, John q. Whittier, and others of
that pSyll.t,ieai ., faith tTcntx Year, 49, and the
ina nuisance. Tho anawor II at right. VIZ. HUne
Is for tho abolition Of tho tramp al lhe athcr was
tho tramp Of tho Abolitionists. '--Horf.storH
talking the othur day " his old partner, Edward
Mott Robtnaon, Of New bedford. whose penurl0ua.
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p!nrnd yer! hot rhcl' In ih1t IA putn aste lun1r
OF lstl'tr. which tplnHcsk Ansi hisits ioYfHlty ~
kurt TT ptnltFpir ts tho feast that Is u T. low.
Afitr, nny t1nt!ment car he added. ard hy that
ttlnc the rerrknt chmrs In With F,nckrf ri mnt.
heated .hels. IN This, way eaeh oy-ief il piping
hot. and one has n traai that tho nMs nevc:
dreamed Of. COnta IlnElrn pr UelmbtIeD partakH
q aueh tAnanrt They would he hshhn,c.! lo know
they bad llvtI 60 lohY U have learned 90 ltttIt.
, 1877-10-26


10 tie AH't Irr< IrfsN. Jpn. nf0 fsntsi-n.: &c.
en7lIns n the frf-se 1n lHrl lu,.inr.: asrnr1'n!
tnlbe Nta;sh< ztiwra. In I'M I,u.s. IN anl ;jj
htaT3I , Hna.i.ns = ItruioW Hi Tx, IT..
fl9nh'; Io19,rgh lin:Ep nn'.l1ns; Ffrn'd1n, r.
ttd'. .I.0rl R1s"tan4: ror,fFT Ir'ftn1, 11. Ns1
Ilu,sInnr: 1n1rsrrftse. 4 1nn pu4sinnv III The
Tarkish lo... The dAilf raccr. take nay. like thc
Thrks Themselves. 1h' Shfuka !as. h.,r1 hcGn
c!Hcu,iel by the i:ns+an"- -ncrntsl4ts tn the Nea.
Free fyss't, T tuars; h.uss H.ensr !aYrhialt. II
iin'ss: itttst. times; Effrattaf, times: lpr.
stT3t Ztttahq, thrice: 7dJtsprs,st And Ffttafrn.
tian each once; Hteatr .4t*nto.. tssirc. Tho
Itsnns papcl, map. however, derive r1'c son'"'
1Atlnn from tho fact that semi 1ltcIh' and even
otcEal ORGANS hare been m~ie The viclinr Of falto
news. Itesret that ! have mt III. ti1nc 10 doso
tahstwise W should ,ks z, =, IKE fimiar ahslysls
lseye IL went Into *uch calculation that should
arrive at 6cars which ~onad 1maku Il Appear that
The entire nnpa'at,ons Of tott Russia And Turkey
hare been 'icsimsted. -
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PAPERS. BIBLES. AND spUASrIzs.
.y..r rart E.e.rfn5 H..,.
. The nov. chn,,e. lfn,tyn AZ ~. r,tv ,+c.-n.d
,.tn,on a..,n.n.". ~ w., ,r,. s.s. =,
.s."on seetesaa5 on ne~apapen. lho reports Of
tho sermon in tho morning newspapers etou TINT
he ll7s i very tood conception nf The urrs and
at,uAtx ~ snu>n..o, 4, uarc+,l trt ,h.t H. t.i1,
, 1877-10-26


You are quito right In the abatsset when you
ray "tho bcst way to cook an oyster II TO cat II
raw" Now, anywhere outside the limits Of dear old
Mobile, that u tlulsta that can't In denied. II
you choose TO call vile murder aud cowatdly a4sas-
slnAt!on cooking. why than thoy Gun eook Oysters
elsawhers than iu Mobile. How often hAs my
bteaAt heaved with Indignation and my face flushed
With ycry rags 10 sce my darling osirca-ts TINT
your scientific name for ttt-tnthlsss1y handled and
%.p'Psl..od by s!,s eoet. yho fps .hsI1 ,xnosnss
cooked thenselyesl Nsw York. lhtladettNla,
baltimore. and tbs fcst are aiI 9utts guilty fn
~ Fssnscs When ~ wa; North hSRs Ihsy
3on couldn't vt 3 proper roa.t OF broil. Now. to
nfoi an oystsr they rolled y II soms sost Of corn
Msa 9sa - i tns, ws1e to fty " w!ls r. t"ass
q. they said, oa ihe ha!fslell. Now all this i
simply haFbarous. brutal, and sacrilegous; and
ieIs sho would - treat the saecu!ens and d.;
spoi!a.
- IT, 10 wonder that oyster. object to being cook
ety Easy lid vcrmiua: md 'Is sasn bs
causs Asa: WtnAiuws Soothing syrup IL denied
sne4. n 70 do onr divine cfuataeeans grow unhappy
sFs % - eaiou raw. Now lit mo Iii Jou now W
bso!l oyster. hets. Given ! doubIs :liliron tnas
s9ld; tosethef. md : sufficient number of the
a. gadilon. whtel ptesssi: shsir iii ~ st,eS. I.
Sss ssa .aa S:sn =. A3a
butter; place them on tho atsnsll. a tsisk dfs u
charcoal H. of eoaras, necessary, over which they
a!v 70 bs brotci: Meantime thcy should he coz.
very hot toast aad dtshse aHa you hare dltl thai
Brtl.at .sasarin with III tis gastluuolntc ideas,
nursr thought VI. and which would have driven
Smith numas' restaurant. ! cali for doxtn
roast, Enter :. din,tuuii4e African fEienl sud
brother. bearing 1 ssnAA dsep dish. IN which u
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1}EksOSAL-A foUSV NAN NOT SPECIALLY
engaged kha.a hung evenings. dcs!rcs corFcspoAd
With JuQng lA1y VI rvnneutntj Kousa CAthuls Ptv-
feIfrl- Adltxs~ il Es ia ISAt, ffsxnlA CITY New.
1lERsoxAL-Alt Kt0uT, FRIDAY EVENING.
J. NAY hEEykSS,
, 1877-10-26
THE TltlnuNf; nHANcfa OFFICE.

s~-------e-- -cs---~--~-,-..~-~
TN ORDER To ACCOMMODATE OpN NUMEROUS
/ EAthht throughout The city We Asve tatAh.lshrd
rsrth t!thcrs ~ the different stsouA ttesgnA&sd
prizes raryed the Maia U.Ncr an4 Will be received
uull o'clock ~. during ths wesk. and Until p. N.
yl hakuflaTA;
WILLIAM II. ~ WINNING, Bookseller and 6tsuoncs.
lAs T4chtS '*tEoudat.. neAT MAbs1tl.ny.
a. 81. WALNEH, NewadeAlcE. 6tAkioucF. s1c,. (O11
Wrst sdisou'st. hear Hnslsru.sv.
ltt>l.Iir TllkuMSr0S. W.st. .sid4 Ners Depo. J
biuo LsAnd. Av. cnF0sf OF ftaatctl.sA
EE0EGE HENRY. pookA Stationery, eta, I'D d.
tas41.st.
II. c. HEllnlCK. jsuoler, News -Dtaler, ahd Fanty
kfsl4a. TIL LAkeyt. CORNER I.lncAla
, 1877-10-26

1)AETSEH WAhIsn.WlIu SOME CAriTAL. T4
blsektnitn .hu! dolpT !stxs only party VI
good mural Character and bsne.s hatls heed applJ.
kee Co., TsxAt. -------
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-03
PARDoNED.
The Reason why Terry Grain vas
psrd0ncd.

Coy. COLON has pardoned Terry
Grain, who was convicted at the August
term, ls1G, OF the Jack son county circuit
court, and sentenced To the peultcntlary
Tor fifteen years. This case Is not con-
nected with what has just been known
as the Williamson county vendetta.
Terry Grain was one Of the party OF
recruits Tor the i2oih Illinois, going from
from Marion to Carboudalc on their way
TO Camp Butler, on the Sth day OF Octo-
Der, 1857. At Crab Orchard bridge III
jackson county, they met Edwin Bur
bridge. \ war OF words cnsucd. anu
BurDridge was wounded by a stone sup
posed to have been thrown by Terry
Grain. Burbriige died soon after from
the effects of the wound. Grain went 10
Camp Butler and joined his regiment.
Alter his discharge he returned TO Will
hanson county and pursued his Yoca-
ton as a farmer. In $50 an indict-
mcnt was found against him III Jack
son county tor the murder OF Bur
bridge, which resulted. in his conviction
and sentence a. above stated. The par
don is asked for y large number OF
the citizens OF jackson and Williamso n
counties, among whom are Hon. NJ. {.
Crawford, the Judge who presided at the
y
Jackson county; j. W. Hartwell, states
attorney for Williamson county, and ten
OF the jury who convicted the prisoner ;
John Robinson and three others who
were witnesses Tor the people; }. Nj.
Richart, Carbondale; w. a. Lemma,
Car5ondale; Wiltshire Bandy. Herrin's
Prairie Robert kirkhan,, Muir
physboro; G.. w. Chitty, Marion :
4. c. Nelson, Marion; {. IL. Lay
men, Murphysboro. The grounds upon
which the pardon was asked are, a.
| stated in one of the petitions The Kill
| ing was committed in passion, at
time when society was so disorganlZeC
| and divided that the usual restraints
were worthless and abandoned. That
| the prisoner had lived the life OF quiet
aw-abidlng citizen, and the cause OF his
being indicted after SO great an interya
was not so much on account OF his Owl
| crime as it was due 10 the feeling aroused
at that time in the counties of William
sod an Jackson growing out OF the ven
delta, with which Terry Grain had m
connection, though of the same name
with and related TO some of the parties
concerned therein.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-03
VOL. 8.
Ghe 8ul1etim.
ALL FOR JEALOUSY.
Murder In jackson OOunty-W what
Came of BEING TOO Familiar with
Another N ans wife.

CAgBoSDALE, ILL.,, April 29.--For the
past three weeks there has been petty
quarreling between Jack Hightower and
W. ID. Kendrick, both of whom live and
work at Bowsky Dell, a small place four
miles south of here. 1t has been feared
that it would eliminate fatally, as both
were high-tempereda and rather desperate.
The quarreling was in regard to Keno
ricks wife. The first break towards a
final quarrel WAS made on Thursday
night, when kendrick appeared ia
this place, claiming that Pet High
towcrh had taken his (kendrick wife
to Du Quoin that day. He threate ned
To shoot Pet on the arrival of the mid
night train if he came with the woman
VIII HIghtower, a brother, went up 10
DeSoto, eight miles above here. met Pet.
and Informed him about Hendricks
threats. 1t was proved that Pet was in
nocent Of the charge. and upon-arrival
here. Pet went.to Kendrick and asked
what he meant. After due explanation
it was finally settled satisfactorily, but
events prove that Jake took il up tor his
brother. Your correspondent is unable
to give full particulars concerning tee
days shooting. but the following is re-
liable as tar as it goes Both parties
had been drinking during the forenoon,
when, between IL and II O'Clock. Ken
drick returned to his house at Bowsky
Dell and found Jake there with his ken
drick's) wife. his sister-in-law, and a son
aged about 0 years. The grecn-eyed
monster probably appeared in his mind,
and. after passing some words, it is sup
posed, from facts elected since, that
IIightower pulled his revolver and fired
several times. Upon the arrival of
parties in the nelghborhood kendrick
was found dead, having received
three bullets, one in the forehead,
one in the right temple, and one in
the right arm. 1t Is the general i'm
preston that kendrick had 10 weapons.
4 man came up TO this place about 2
O'Clock and caused states warrant to
be issued for Hightowcr by Esquire
Coughanour. which was placed in OIL
Ger All Goes hands for execution. Upon
Goes arrival at the scene OF the shooting
he learned that Iiightower had been kept
IN custody by some men living there Tor
about two hours, when he consented TO
walk TO this place. The three men ac-
companicd him up the railroad about
two miles, when he drew his revolver
and said Gentlemen, don't care for
your company any farther" The men
had not disarmed him, and Immediately
returned. Up 10 this time that Is the
last seen OF him, and no efforts are beng
made to capture him. There will prob.
ably be a reward offered tomorrow, al
though it is thought by some that he
will come in and give himself up.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-03
Piuehbaek as n Wager.

from the quincy Whig)
Pinchback, of Louisiana, is the son Of
Maj. Holmes, a white planter. by a
slave woman. The Boston Post says:
Zone day he was with Ma; Holmes on
a Mississippi steamboat; the san was
hot, aud in the shade of an awning the
planter with his friends played poker for
high stakes, and to quiet his nerves
drank deep draughts OF iced whisky
punch. The slave boy sat in corner
watching the game and waiting for
any orders which might be given by the
players. While he was occupied in this
way the captain stumbled across him,
and demanded: Whose Niger are
you? We'll, massa cap'in, i don't
'zackly know was his reply. Il was
Major Holmes boy, but he done bet me
on two little pair and lost. Iee got to
see the game through fore | can answer
yobr question: The boy had told the
exact truth. His unnatural father. bav-
ing no other stake, bet him against 81 900
and lost.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-03
WASHING
Kings AppOintment-and what IL
Menns-DeRth OF the Radical farty
in LOuisiann.

Kings AppOintment-and what IL
Menns-Death OF the Radical rarty
ia Louisiana.
LOUISIANA APPOINT MENTs.
WAsHINGToN, April 30.-There is a
great deal OF significance in the appoint
ment of King as collector of the port OF
New Orleans, judging from the talk of
the Louisiana Republicans In " ashing-
tou. 1t is fact that Il. c. Anderson OF
the returning board, after Withdrawing
his own application for the office, recon-
mended King, and his recommendation
was the first Mr.. Hayes knew OF King.
Packard was out OF the race. Pitkin
brought message from him to the presi-
dent ten days ago to the effect that he
| (Packard) did not want to be considered
| candidate for any Federal Office.
| THE DEFEATED ASPIRANTS
For the Office say that Anderson has
been ambitious tor many years to he gov
ernor. lie was a candidate for the nom.
nation against Packard, and now he
wants control OF the custom house t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-03

form the nucleus for a party that will
elect him governor two years hence.
The carpet-bagger say that Kings ap-
pointment kills the Republican party Of
Louisiana. Many dispatches have been
received from New Orleans to-day pre-
dieting the same thing. The appoint
nent Is recognition Of the old-time Re.
publicans OF Louisiana, who were Union
men during the war, and Is therefore a
blow at the carpet-baggers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-03
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature Of j..
Haydock, us agent for the United States, sur
rounds each box of Pills, and Ointment. A
handsome reward will be given to any one rem
dering such information as may lead 10 the
detection of any party or parties counterieitlng
the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them TO be spurious.
81 sold ut the mandatory of Professor HoL-
LowAY 4 Co. New York, and by all respectable
druggists and dealers in medicine throughout
the civilized world. in boxes At 20 cents, o.
cents and 81 each.
NJ There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B.-Direcdous for the guidance OF patients
in every disorder are affixed to each oox
Office, liz liberty st., New YORK
dAw-Dec.l II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-03
Boschee's German SyruD.

Can row be purchased right at home; il
Is the most succe ssful preparation ever in
troduced to our people. 1t works like
charm in all cases consumption pneumo-
MIA, hemorrhages, asthma. severe coughs,
Group, and other throat and lung diseases.
No person has ever used this medicine
without getting immediate relief, yet there
persons going about our streets with sus-
picious cough, and the voice OF consump-
lion coming from their lungs, that will not
try it. If you die, it is your own fault, "a
YOU can 20 to Paul q. Schuh, druggist, and
get sample bottle for 10 cents and try it
| three doses will relieve any case Regular
size only 10 cents. COW.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-03
FORTY YEARS BEE ORE TIE PUBAO
DIR. G. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS..
FoR THg CURE OF
Hcpatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

SYMPTOMS of a Diseased Liver.
TAIN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs. increases on pres
sure sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends TO the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for rheumatism in the ann.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costiyo, sometimes alter.
native with lax; the mead IS troubled
with pain, accCi l2AiCd WIN duii,
heavy sensation IN Tie BACK part.
There is gener"'y accHaidcraOie loss
y,accompan'e q wt'ha pam
full sensation OF E~ElnS ie,' undohe
something winch ought TO nave peep
done. "A slght, dry cough Is some
times an attendant J Inc patiem
complains OF "earilCsa ana ucOilit{ ]
he is easily startled, his iect are oold
or burning, and ne complains OF
PrlckIy sensation OF inc SKIN M
sPi!ic' .,iI "" ".''' ''l',io' -
s e, '' L:,s S'>Ii ~. l." onn ecarcalr
i.olui ~ ''''t' ,. t' ~ .' o 90 wv
'i''lIo' w ~ '' i.,, 800 e,.ar,' ro,,;
II; ii &C. laO., az e ,:', 49, o' - eo s,rn,n
Guy "eN 90, -, " -, IN ~. 100
toiiiS l'eulu t-!J u'-t,'Yc, IS ~ ,hen, .v
ia'I oooaiieu VIZ ~" = =. .h 49, hndx
iSteu' yet eNailil'', , "a ~ '',C 49, -
80 Lean ,xtors;,eT,. der,rqfd
ha'e peeh eN'ens'Soi! GC,"ns,N'
AZ ! T. A = ID T. ' l. n
DR.. I. MILNE LIVER fltLs'
IN CASES OF Acp / AND FEVER, "hen
taken with Qulnlne, are productive
ofthe most happy results. NO pettei
cathartic can be used preparatory
10, or alter taxing Quliilllc. VIZ
would adyiee all who are afflicted
=,
with this disease TO give them
r,,D rp,.,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-03
Administrators N..iee.

Estate of Charles Booker deceased.
The undersigned, having been apbolnted AZ
ministrator of the estate of Charles Booker, ate
Of The county Of Alexander and state of llli-
,,ls, deceased, hereby gives notice that he VIII
an,,ear before the county court OF Alexander
sP,,nty. AT the court house In Cairo NJ The April
ERIN on the third Monday in April next, at
which time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested TO attend
All persons indebted TO said estate are requested
no. make immediate pay ment to the undersigned
Dated this ed day Of February, A. u. 1871;
GEORGE LArfNER,
Administrntor
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