The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-29

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,,a oi,r council, as an clectioneering do
-, rhe message Is neatly print,
and ho,na In pamphlet form. VIII
g.. !. 4, ~. message that can be use
:. ,....,.a 4, the present canvass,
more than we can '"' 'ne"' pc
haps we are not aba, ~ ''' d 'a' as u
honor.
Aprize fight betweena couple ofyoun
bloods took place on the "s"s VI III
river outside the Mississippi e'ee U
Tuesday The fight did not 'a>' 'onA
and neither Of the parties wei, oao'
damaged. One round was satisA c'ors
and they agreed to fight no more. bl. l =
'make up" and become friends. I. ="
whole affair was conducted very quietly,
and not over half dozen persons wit
messed the mill.
Prominent among the arrivals at Her
bert's yesterday were Jas. Loft. New
York; j. +. Finly, Memphis; j. Sal
land, Memphis A. c. Barttleson, Oak
town; Sol Fish. Caldwell; Il. Reason
well. watertown: j. Naulem... Metropo-
lis; A. g. Culom, Hartford, Conn; A.
l.. Rogers, st. Louis ii. II. Spencer,
Mound City; A. l.. Rings. Danville ;
w. G. Hughes, Chicago p. Laugher-
| man, Cincinnati.
The difficulty in the way of guarding
against the diseases incident to children
has been the theme of many medical
author. 1t may be said that B. L. Bah
bitt has contributed to solve this ques-
ton by the invention of his Toilet Soap,
which is not only delicious in the using,
but perfectly pure. Nothing but the
finest vegetable oils are used in the man.
ufacture, and no artifice is needed to hide
deleterious elements. This soap has only
recently been put on the market.
1 always have been and still am sole
proprietor and manufacturer Of DR.. VIM
Woods Fever Pills. Any one selling o
Woods Fever Pill not made by me, will
be prosecuted to the full extent Of the
aw. For sale at the New Y ork Store, A.
Swoboda's, F. Healy's. Z. G.. Schuhs
Barclay Brothers, and at my office.
Sold in 80 ct. and SIO0 boxes. Special
rates to dealers on application. Sent
postage paid on receipt of price.
d&w-tf. DR.. WIN. WooD.
Prominent among the arrivals at the
st. Charles hotel were James Morris.
st. Louis; John Smally, Jackson. Tenn;
J. e. Willis, Metropolis A. j. Branch,
River Side. Ills; Z. 5. Boothe, Garrett /;
John A. Halfway, New Orleans; George
Douglass, ST. Louis; James f. Miller,
Cincinnati a. Cope, Tonti, Ills; II. w.
Baird, Cincinnati Chas. p. Bell. Golden,
His; c. l.. Rufas, Memphis j. II.
Ecles. J. X. Hall. Chas. l.. Beneke.
New York; Geo. w. Camper. San Fran
cisco d. l.. Wallace, New York F. c.
Stone, Chicago.
Buy your boots and shoes OF the great.
cheap one price cash house
3.27-3t. q. HAWTHORN. & co.
DR.. w. c. j ocelyn,a graduate of the Mis-
souri, Dental college, desires respectfully
to inform the public that he is prepared
TO do everything pertaining to his pro-
fession. To treat diseases of the mouth
to insert cavity Filings in the most
thorough manner; TO make artificial
teeth in the most workmanlike style;
to correct Irregularities: and to extract
teeth absolutely without pain, using the
nitrous oxide gas, which is pleasant and
harmless. Prices are low. Office on
Eighth street between Washington and
Commercial avenues. Cairo, Illinois.
Among the arrivals at the Arlington
hotel were II. Lewis, Metropolis, H.;
d. 4. Lynn, Ballard Co.; John II. Horn,
City; Mrs. NJ. A. Hoch, Cape Girardau;
Miss Victoria Hoch, Cape Girardau; Miss
Lizzie Hoch, Cape .Girardau; Miss
Julia Balford, Cape Girardau; Miss
Josie Balford. Cape Girardau; R. L.
Leath. Richview, H.; DR.. c. NJ. Volt,
Olmstea1; Miss Barker Vincennes; w.
c. White, Fairfield; II. w. Goodrich,
Chicago; w. A. Burns, Belknap: Francis
III. Fisse. st. Louis; w. l.. Lupert, Gin
cinnati.