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ought not to declare him elected.
This would lehve the tide to the
Office open to be contested before
the Courts, The only trouble
about that is that We have not, any
longer, Supreme Court of the
Uuitcd States. The fury Of an
honest and indignant popular
opinion, however, rising, as it as
suredIy will, like II whipIwind and
a storm, may safely be t'n~tod to
drive the present nominal judges
from their places npon tho b"nch,.
substituting " jodici"ry for that
political bodv,-LN. Y, Sun,
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developments made yesterday and
to-day. Mr.. Tilden has said that
he knew nothing of the Oregon
affair, except in a general way,
aud did not counsel, nor does he
now approve of the manner in
which the case was managed. COL
PeltoD, however, SAYS he can salts
factoriIv explain all the uses. of
money alluded to in the kilograms
brought out yesterday and. to
dav,
Fields committee has got nearly
through it's work, and il the Tu-
bunal decides to take testimony,
Fields rem aiming Witnesses. will
be turned over to it; but if The
Tribunal decides not to admit
evidence, then Field will go on
and lay the facts brought cut by
him before the country in the
form of u report.
There is little doubt that an
extra session of Congress will be
called soon after the 4th of March.
The Grant family began moving
to-day, and will vacate the White
House il about week from
now.
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LATER.
bA1t4It,
New ORLEANS, Feb. 81, 1877

New ORLEANS, Feb. 81, 1877
At an interview between Ellis Burke
and other gentlemen, with President
Grant, concerning his actions in Louis
lano, the President said he will recog-
nizc neither government, and will
take no action except to maintain statue
q'eo. 1t is generally believed in poIiti-
cal circles that if Hayes be inouguratcd
he will recognize neither government,
bnt will ofsow the people to adjust their
State government for themselves.
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Couldn't yoa give me some
thing to do?" asked a poor boy at
" Michigan Single factory the
other day. "No," said the owner,
we are all full now" The boy
looked sad and was about to go
away when bright thought seized
upon him, and turning to the
owner, he inquired, Don't you
need q boy to test shingles on ?"
But even then the lad could get
no position, for tha man had - boy
Of bis own,
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J. c. LEAGUE.
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TeHcgrapIsiC Brevities.
Grant Moving.
Special To tho y. 0. Democrat.

bpN' 't' w tuV ~ w. DouOtFHts
WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-The
policy Of delay until after the
fourth of March, 10 case the Tri-
bunal makes IA partisan decision,
is now fully resolved upon by the
Drn0crnts. Randall and Cox will
engineer the business. These
tactics will not dispIease Blaine
friends, who claim that their favor
ito has pins set to be elected pre-
siding officer OF the Senate in thu
event Of an interregnum. On the
other hand, Coukling has a strong
following and is against Blaine !:
he would be supported by the
Democrats in the Senate.
Many democrats strongly
criticiso Col. Pelton's management
of the Oregon case, in view Of tho
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Cameron Parish i'm Line.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Cameron.

III 1911 VI Cameron.
At meeting of the Police Jury held
in the Courthouse ut LeesDurg on the
9TH day Of February, A. D. 1877,
On motion of J. b. Pevoto, Be it re-
solved, That the Police Jury of the
parish of Cameron, Louisiana, do re-
cognizo His Excellency Francis 4
NichoIIb as the legally elected and quail
fled Governor of the State of Louis
lana that we cheerfuIIy agree to ro-
cognizo the legal government under his
administration. and that the tMXes
levied by the Police jury Of Cameron
parish shall be paid to the collector
appointed by said Governor that
copies Of this resolution be sent to our
Senators and Representative, and also
to the Lake Charles Echo, for publica-
ton. j. D. MCCALL,
President P J.
Attest
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BUELL..
The Democrats in the House.

zee 4|PRH0CHAES BA GHS ETSS3Se.
The situation of those democrats
in the House of Representatives
who voted for the Electoral Com
mission, has become one of pain
tul embarrassment.
The Bible commends the man
who sweareth to his own hurt and
changeth not; and every instinct
of honor demands that contract
once entered into should be full
filed as sc,upulously if it results
disastrously as if it results advan-
tngeously.
But how il it be an immoral
contract? The popular answer
would be that the parties should
have discovered that before they
entered into it.
We have no doubt that the Re-
representatives. who voted for the
Electoral bill violated II nwit-
tingly their oath of office that
having sworn to support the Con-
stitution, they voted in favor of an
iufraction of the Constitution. But
little credit from the republicans
will they get-Or have they any
right to expect-for conscientious
ness, if they set up that plea now
in justification of Il refusal, on their
part, to carry ont, to the letter, and
in full. to the bitter end. the terms
of the act. Such are the deplorable
Consequences ofonce cutting loose
from The Constitution
One thing, however, the House
of representatives, even under
this unconstitutional bill, has still
the right to do, aud we adjudge it
to be the solemn and imperative
duty Of the House, which should
not be omitted 1t has the right to
adopt u resolution that Rutherford
y. Hayes has not been elected
~
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Two Points.

There are two legal points in
ithe Louisiana cA&e which will re-
.quire the attention OF Mr.. Justice
Bradley, the President maker
II the Electoral Commission
holds in regard to Louisiana, ~ it
held in regard to Florida, that it
has power Only to determine
whether the forms of the State
laws have been complied with, aud
has no concern wi&h the honesty
or dishonesty Of the certified re-
turns, it must nevertheless go far
enough to ascertain what the State
law is.
II Mr., Justice Bradley takes The
trouble to refer to the Louisiana
statutes, he will fud that the cleo
ton law of 1872 declares that the
Returning BOARD shall consist of
" FIVE persons, to be elected by the
Senate from all political parties,'
aud that in case of any vacancy,
by death, resignation. or other
wise, by either of the board, then
the vacancy shall be filled by the
residue of the board," A vacancy
was made in the board more than
two years ago by the resignation
Of Mr.. Oscar Arrovo, who had be-
come disguised with the shameless
dishonesty of his associates. This
vacancy has never been filed, II
Mr.. Justice Bradley will 90 to the
additional trouble of looking M
tile common law on the subject, he
will find that this failure to- obey
the positive mandate of tho act
takes from the So-caIIed Returning
Beard any authority which ~
night have if properly constituted
The four men, Wells. Anderson
Casanave and Kenner, were not u
Returning Board. They were il.
compete9t to canvass any vote
Whatever.
III tine second place, even If the
Returning Board had been proD-
erly constituted and eompetent t.,
aci it had no authority Rnder the
State law to canvass the vote for
Presidential electors, In no way
either directly or Ivy implicuti0n,
DO the Louisiana statistics empower
The Returning Roard 10 canvass
electoral votes. or decide what elpc-
tors have been legally chosen. The
law of 1879 makes no provision for
the appointment of Presidential
electors, hoy does ID authorize the
Returning Board to count votes
for them. The only provision for
the count OF the electoral vote is
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BUELL..
The Republicans Democrat
ICED.
Special to the n. 0. Dem ocra1.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 10
The republicans wero much de-
moralized to-day by q report that
George t. Hoar bad declared bis
intention to vote for the a Emission
of evidence in the Louisiana case.
Mr., Hoar refused to be inter-
viewed on the subject, but said
that he should act in this case as
in the Florida case, according to
the dictates of his conscience, no
matter what might be tho political
consequences. 1t is probabIe shat
Hoar will act faulty respecting
Louisiana, as Carpenters plea. is
known to have affected him pro-
fourdly.
Edmunds is the head devil or
the republican ring il the Lll-
bunal.
Rfrr,TT
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p. Z. SMITH, Clerk P. J.
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OUR LEGISLATURE.

IHtHTY-tOURTH DAY.-HOU>E.-
Joint resolution passed, favor
ing the passage by Congress of o
bill to incorporate the New Or
leans Pacific Railway with the
Texas Pacific, A bill passed for
the restoration of the public re-
cords of Livingston parish, lost by
burning oftho Courthouse in 1876.
Partial action taken on the rev.
enuo bill, and the bill lies over.
SENATE.-No final action on
anything.
Joint ballot for L. 8. Senator :
Jonas 81, WickIife IS, Gibson 10,
Eg"n IA, Robertson 10, II. N.
Og9en l. No election.
Thirty FIFTH DAY HOUSE,
A substitute bill passed, fixing
tLo compensation of the Clerk Of
the First District Court of Orleans
parish.
SENATE.-The bill to regulate
Public Education was debated,
without final action.
Joint Ballot for U. s. Senator ::
jonas y, Gibson 10, WickHffo u,
Egan s, Robertson 7, White 81.
" election.
IUuRTY-SIXTH DAY.--HousE. -
4 Message was received from
tho Governor announcing his veto
ii the bill to authorize james Lee
rendre, au emancipatcd minor, to.
practice law. The revenue bill
was debated, and several sections
thereof adopted, and the bin lies
over.
SENATE Bills passed for the
removal of the Courthouse and
public records of St. Bernard
Parish for the better management
of charitable institutions and to
change the name Of Thos. J.
Mount to Sylvester F.. Riebnrda
Joint ballot for Z. s. Senator
Jonas q, Gibson 10, WiekIiFo Is,
Egan 10, Robertson -, White {.
No election.
TnmrY-SryrxrH DAy.-No final
action on ANYTHING IN .itbor
house.
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Agents for the Echo.

In another column will be found
the advertisement of the Gem
Organ Company. The Organs
manufactured by this Company
have no superior, and Gge war
ranted for five years.
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If deIinqnents DO not wish their pa
per stopped and their accounts placed
il the hands of a collector, they will
,ct us hear from them Mt once.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-09-23
Nueva imprenta
"DEL BOLETIN.' y
FORTALEZA, 81.

Coltando esta imprenta con toda clase de
elernentos asi de personal como de material
moderno de las mej0rcs fabricas, aDunaencil
de papel, hace con LlMPIEZA, BARATURA
7 PRESTEZA toda clase dc impresos, libros,
n. desde los mas sencos los mas largos y
cOmplicados. Para estados cuenta con exec
ientes cajas mecanicas.
RAMA. Ell COMERCIO.
Conocinnienfos de buaues de vapor-Idem de idem
de ycIn -rOizas de embarQue para cabotue.-De-
olnractohGa. &e.. DC. y
FAFsA LOS AYUNTAMIENTOs.
pormac,oa del reparto territorial libros t.lonaros
de- mafrfe,iias de 9anado i'd talonarios dc Ruia de
mAAcrne. liHramientss municipales cargaremes ETC..
etc.
REVIsTA COMMERCIAL
Que todas las aunccnas, Ia salida de los vepores
inelesee con Ia correspondenciR para Europa las to-
nomos de venta-
rAMBIEN Sc ENCuENTRA DE yENTA
REGLANKNTOS GENERATES DE BILLAR
Kso cKSTAyos EJEMPLAR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-09-23
COLOCACTON.

Un j6ven peniusuar de % afIos do edad con bue-
nos antecedentes referencias conoccnde los idio-
mas inges frances desea encontrar una coloeaeion
en- una casa de concrete, sobro todo en- ell ramo de
proyisones que es el que mas conoce como tenedor
de libros. corresponsal cobrador dependents do al
macen etc etc; dirigirse para informes los Sres.
Pastor Marquee Garcia La
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-09-23
Alcoholado Barnes.
PUERTO-R RICO.

Este es un licor una preparation compues-
ia de aguardente de cafia y de plantas aroma
ticas, muy usadas EN- toda America, especial
mente por los indigenas.
Asf, pues, no debe existir ell mas minimo te-
NOR Ell usarla, puesto que, en- ningun case,
puede ofrecer riesgo alguno su aplicacion (;
siendo sus resultados tan inmediatanenfe Ell
CAGES, que no dan tempo & que aparczca h
duda acerca de su utilidad
Bastan las primeras aplicaciones en- cuai-
quiera de las dolencias que Sc mencionaraA
para que Sc note pronto v SECURE aliyiO ;cir-'
cunstancia que ha dado lugar que haya obte-
ndo un credico satsfactorio entire las persOnas
que Ia han usado, y que 50 consume Sc hayA.
aumentado de una manera notable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-09-23
DIsoLUcIoN DE SocLElHI

Con esta fecha ha sido disuelt; por Escrita:
ra Pdblca la sociedad que giraba bajo Ia razor
"de Briganti Colon Ia cual Sc deiicaba
toda clase de construceiones quedand0 obligas
do ell que suscribe la termination de las 0braN
EN- construction EN- Lares apercibir los realS
duos; ell firmante Sc ocupara en- 10 successive con
su solo nombre en- todos los ramos que Sc 0eu-
paba la sociedad disuelta Lares setiembre
l377.-.Idime Colon 6---8
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CIRCILARES.
Rio piedras, sctiembre de 1877.

Muy ST. mio: participo Il Y. que desde esta
fecha ha cesado EN- sus negocios la casa mer-
.antil que giraha Ell este pueblo bsjo la razon
de
Jose F. Villanlil,
euya liqulacon queda a cargo de la nuera
sOcicldd que he tornado segun circular al pie
Agra lecid de la 90 liialZa que me ila dis
Densa :, suIlico la hasa extensisa 4 la nueva
casa.
he V su muy a'ento y s, S.
O. B. S, NJ.
.Jose +, Jiilamil
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Ponce. Febrero Ia ae la77
SR. Don JNAN BARNES.
Mi querido amigo:

SR- Don JNAN BARNES.
Mi querido amigo:
Dias atras, me pregunt6 sn eSposa u DO.
lores, 81 tendria yo Inconvenience alguno en-
dar U. una certifcacio habiendO 70 emplea.
do varias veces con muy feliz 6xito SUI ALCO-
HOLADO, le die que muy al contrario, ten-
verdad que yo he hecho con 6xito, aplicaciones
repetidas, dc las cuales estoy satisfecho no so.
10 en- afecciones asnlaticas, sino tambien en-
reumatismos, c6licos, &. g.
Su amigo que siempre le aprecia mucho,
in. 20 r RJals
ADyERTENCIA.
Los eonsumidores deheran tener on cnenta, & ~
dc evar inconvenientes. que las boteas que no Va
Han eontrasefadas con mi irlna no son legftfnaa
81 una falsiflcaclon de mi inventc.
DEP6sITn, TETuAH-3O, PUERT0.RIuo.
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Rio picdras, setembre de 1877.
Sr. D...........
Muy Sr. nuestro: como lica la circular que
antecede, tenemos la satisfaction tie anunciar
lie haber tornado una sociedad que girara cor
la denomination lie
Villamil & Co.,
para dedicarse los mismos negocios que 10
extinguitla, de cuya liqadacion nos hemOs he
chO cargo
Esperamos nos dspensara la misma confian
"a que la anterior, 4 Ia cue procuraremos
hacernos acreedores, v rogandole Sc sirva to
Y. atentos y $. s.
@. b $. NJ.
TMnmu d Co.
Jose f. THlanlH, tirBara:
antonio Perez, firmard:
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aaiasl jaass y solsf,
AGRIMENS0R PUBLlC0 De ESTA lSLA

ofrecc sus servicios en- la profession : Mayaguez.
Marina meridional. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-09-23

De una 6 ses lineas de impression, pnbcandose
hasfa tres yeces 30 cts 5 idem cada renglOn que
arcadia de los eeis Los precios seran dobles cuando
ios alnincioe Aayan de publicarse caratere gre-
nos 8 an g. s nunneros en- tpos como los de estas
kneae = por meses amos Sc attmiten anuneios
nrtsioa .conyencionaleA. - Los eomunicados So CO.
6rar&l Scentavos Ia linen impresa. = Anuneiof
comunicados sc abonar.n adelantados
liza atiacritores Que al presentar anunci0s CO.
rnufsles1os para su insereion exhiban oil reeibo dc
estar az corriene on 81 page. les hara una rebaa
de Np.N
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GoLPEs Y QUEMADURAS.

Para estas dolencias, solo aplicandose paiios
empapados en- ell ALCOHOLADO. disuelye los pri-
meros yevita la formation de ampollas en- 81
segundo case, la veg hacienda desaparccer
ell ardor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-09-23
Don AriStidss Agartz Rossy.

Suplicamos este sefor, ex-agente del Bo-
LETTN en- San German, Sc sirya abonar ests
Administration S29l-60 de recibos que lie he
mos remitido, amen de otros que indebidamen
e cobr6 con su propia firma /; v Sc 10 avsamoe
nor este medic por haberse obstinadamente ne
xado contestar las repetidas cartas que,
muchas de elias .ertifcadas, lie hemos remitido.
IA Administration del BoLETIN.
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A los SreS. cOIlercianteS.

En- Ia nucva impreAta del Boletin Mercdntd,
Fortaleza -37, Sc imprimen (desde esta fecha)
como tiene acreditado, con
Sntro, elaetitud J Gnpleza,
ConveniOs mercantiles,
COnfOrmidades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-09-23
Imprenta de Gonzalez.

En- este estahIecimento Sc hallan de yenta
las Novenas signientes:
De San Ramon, Santa Rita la Virgen del
Carmen,-San Rafael, Santa Marta, Los Dor
lores, San Antonio, la Virgen de MonserTa.
te,--a Santisima Cruz -Ejercicio de los 80
das.-a = welcomes ma y rs. loeena. 6-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-09-23

Las suscripeiones SO pagan siempre por adeantado
Agentes directamene esta Administration Ell Bol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-09-23
BOLETN KERCANTL DE PUERTO-RlC0
pREcIos DE SUBSCRIPTION.


Por IN anc IN la Isla de Cuba...... IL
~ Los suscriptores que no qseran entenderse
con los sefOres Agentes pueden hacerlo directa
menfe con esta administration remitiendo import"
ae euscripcion en- oriencs. betes DO loteria osess
az aarrso, recibiran el BOLETIN con faja aparte
Todas las suscripciones anuncios 40 pagan Dor
nAafnnfnH0
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IMPRENTA REDACCION ADMINISTRATION.
3-CAIIE FoRTALEzA-3.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-17
The Gratitude of an Invalid.

LAUENs, c. H., S. c., Sept. "a, 1873.
DEAR SIR: My wife has been using
daily your bitters, and am glad to say
she has been greatly benefited. She is
now stronger and in better general health
than she has been for years, and l feel
certain that her present cook health is
the result of using few bottles of the
Home Bitters. She Joins me in thanking
you tor your kindness. My wife has inn
proved SO much that she does not need
the Bitters now, but thinks she will send
for few bottles when cold weather sets
in. | commenced this letter at the re-
quest OF a friend greatly suffering from
bronchial affection, which has brought
on general weakness. He asked me to
order tor him half dozen bottles. Send
item to Rev. W. F. Pearson, Donalds-
vile, S. e. Mrs. May, a lady of our
town, says the bottle gave her did her
a great deal of good, and that she would
order more soon. l am. as ever, your
friend. Rev. j. r. RILEY.
To the President of the Home Bitters Company,
st. Louis. No 2-5-lm
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COgent Reasons for a Grand success.
Conspicuous among the highest ex-
amples OF success which the present CEN
fury can show is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. The record Of its triumphs over
disease is to be traced in the written ac-
acknowledgements OF thousands who have
experienced its beneficent effects, and
the evidence of its popularity is to be
found in the vast and growing demand
for the article In North and South Amer
leo, Mexico, Guatemala, the West Indies.
Australia and Europe. The reasons for
its unparalleled success are ccgent ones.
The accumulated evidence of nearly
thirty years shows that 1t Is certain
remedy for malarial disease, as well as
its surest preventive that it eradicates
dyspepsia. constipation, liver complaint
and nervousness, counteracts tendency
to govt, rheumatism, urinary and utter
inc disorders, that it imparts vigor to the
feeble, and cheers the mind while it in
vigorates the body. 2-l2.
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The following is a list Of letters re-
naming uncalled for in the post office at
Cairo, Alexander county, illinois, Satur-
day, February II, 1877:
Ladles-Casey, Elizabeth; Duncan,
Any; Durgan, Anna; Franz, Susie /;
Fish, Amanda, r.; Gilkey, IL. A.; Har-
den, Julia; Myers, c. j.; Massey, c. A.
Powers, Annie Perkins, Maria Powell,
Lucie c.
Gents-Arnold, j. E.; Arnold, j.;
Bran, A. r.; Brown, J. W.; Bailey,
Perry; Boyd, r. j.; Clark, Robt.;
Dodson, j. W.; Elms, VIM. W.;
Evans. W. r., Flaherty, Edward ;
Furry, John c., Jones, t.; Leonard, j.
A.; Moore, H. d.; Medley, j. c.;
Newsom, Adam; Pope, j. c.;
Robinson, A. D.; Richardson, II. s..
Reed, Henry; Rowsey, J. c.; Reynolds
J. r.; Seyerson, John; Swaninger
Thos.; Thomas, J. R.; Taylor, VIM. o.
Walker, Geo.; Westtall, II. A.
Persons calling for any OF the abov,
letters will please say advertised"
GEO. w. MGKEAIG, P. NJ.
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short Items.

&C. Moerlein's Cincinnati lager beer,
made from the best barley and hops.
Try it. l-3l-lm.
Marco Polo, the great venetian tray
eller, told the world some few centuries
ago, about the island Of Cipango
(Japan), and the kingdom Of Cathay,
(China.) The great Khan of the latter
country shone with inconceiyable splen.
dor, but the villagers and common peo-
Pile, as the quaint traveller says, were
like dirty swine in modern phrase, they
needed B. T. Rabbits Best Soap.
i always have been and still am sole
proprietor and manufacturer of Or. VIM.
Woods Fever Pills. Any one selling a
Woods Fever Pill not made by me, will
be prosecuted to the full extent Of the
law. For sale at the New York Store, A.
Swoboda's, F. healy's. P. G. Schuh's
Barclay Brothers, and at my office
Sold in 80 ct. and $l.0O boxes. Special
rates to dealers on application. Sent
postage paid on receipt Of price.
d&w-tf. DIR. WIN. WOOD.
We were exposed last week to pitt
less storm, that wet our feet and stockings,
and indeed our person all over. In fact
we took cracking cold, which brought
sore throat and severe symptoms of fever.
The good wife asserted her authority,
plunged our feet in hot water, wrapped
us In hot blankets, and sent our faithful
son for bottle OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral
II 10 a splendid medicine-pleasant II
take, and did the job. We slept soundly
through the night and swoke well the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-17
Picture Framing.

We have this day sold to Mr.. l.. Z
Ford the entire lot of moulding tools
etc., of the picture framing department
of the Bulletin. All orders for frames
etc, should be sent to him or left at
this office. We bespeak tor him the lib
crafty OF patronage that has been be-
slowed upon us His assortment OF
moulding is complete, prices beyond
competition and he guarantees satisfac-
ton In all cases.
Cairo, Oct. 10, 1876.
:, CAIRO BULLETIN Co.