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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-26
THE CITY.
MEMPE1IS:
Thursaay EvaDiuE, spril &c, 1872.
LEDGER LINES.

Shell oysters at Farrelrs, 1856 Nam.
Flowers and ribbons at Lavigne's.
Memphis needs a fire alarm telegraph.
The choicest fish, at the lowest prices,
at Victor D. Fuchs Al Jefferson.
Gulf shrimps, packed fresh in linen.
lined cans, at Oliver, Finuie & Co.'S.
We call attention to the advertisement
10 city taxpayers in another column.
Reelfoot lake perch aud Lake Erie
salmon at Victor d. Fuchs Al Jefferson.
Tomorrow night McEvoy's Hibernica
will be exhibited.a al the Memphis Theater
The continuous wet and gloomy
weather has bad bad effect upon bust
ness.
Ia Middle and East Tennessee a big
wheat crop ia a source of joy to tie
farmers.
Now is the time for the beard of health
to commence work on the sanitary end
Of the city.
But one unfortunate was arrested by
the police last night and locked up in
the city bastile.
The Shelby County Circuit Court
stqnds adjourned over to Saturday owing
to the lack of business and the cases not
being ready for trial.
The musical people who will appear in
the opera Martha at the theater are | ard
at work engaging in rehearsals.
We're it not for the war news, the Lou
%isiana sensation and the Mary Burton
trial, what would newspapers do 10 these
dull times?
Next week tie Knights Templar and
other Masonic bodies will have a celebra
ton in this city, to wind up with a ban
quet at the Peabody.
When it is noon Ola. ON, Os.) at
Washington It Is llh. Tan. 4Os. at Mem
phis. This shows the mean time at Mem.
phis when it is mean noon at Washington,
Mrs. Meriwether will lecture before q
%spiritualistic audience next Sunday
night, ct the hall No. 1872 Main street
on the subject of The Oak and tho
Vine"
Memphis is afflicted with a squad of
"shyster' lawyers, who, like necessity,
know no law, and who do no cradit to
the honorable profession to which they
unfortunately belong,
The Mary BurtoS rioters case still oc.
cupies the attention of the Criminal
Court. The fancy rioters receive no
sympathy from the public, the octoroon
girl having absorbed all of that.
Police Commissioner Pat Walsh, of
Nashville, has resigned bis position on
account Of his removal outside the cor
porate limits of the city. Commissioner
Walsh is well known ip Memphis, where
be has a host Of friends,
The grangera rejoice to know hat the
Turco-Russi war will enhance the
value of bceadstlfs, but the American
consumer Of such products will not so
rejoice when he fads that the prices Of
everything to eat have gone up.
The Odd Fellows anniversary will
come off tonight at the Greenlaw 0pers
House After the regular ceremonies a
hop will be indulged in by the ladies and
gentlemen present Arrangements have
been made to entertain a large Assem-.
blage.
The piles of old pavement blocks
which are permitted to obstruct the pave
ment and sidewalks on Main street is a
vile nuisance, and should be abated by
the authorities, The piles Of rotten
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"There,a mi,Iinns In It.,,

The curbstone brokers who run the
financial end Of the mule.box monopoly
are attempting to bear" the nickel
market and " bulr' the public by gather
ing in all the nickels and paying none
out, so that passengers will have to pay
a dime or purchase four tickets for
twenty-five cents. 1t is rumored that the
monopolisis have already two whisky
barrels full of nickels, and that they
have leased three old empty cisterns for
purposes of deposit from a nickel stand
point. This brilliant scheme evoluted
from the brain Of the Rothschild of the
company; but it is only a fve-ceut brain
at last.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-26
AN unnsnnI ..Reserve.,,

At the Criminal Court this morning
some one placed cards marked Taken"
on nearly all the lawyers seats inside the
bar, This caused a sensation about the
time the Mary Burton rioters case was
called up for argument. Reserved
seats" in the Criminal courtroom was a
good joke on those who we're following
the natural bent of their curiosity by Sc.
curing front seats near the pretty but
duiky octoroon who is the prosecutrix
in the case.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-26
Horse end Rurrx htolen.

Last night some thief broke into tie
stable of Mrs. DuAevant, situated near
ellis station, some four miles. southeast
of the city. The thief stole o horse,
buggy aad buggy whip and succeeded in
driving off without detection. 1t was a
cool pieos of business. The police au
thorities are on the lookout for the thief
The horse is a big bay, with a white face.
The thief has probably gone across the
line into Mississippi.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-26

When you see a gentleman on Main
street who attracts considerable atten.
ton you can safely bet that be wears
n OF Leidy '& Co.'s fashionable hats
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CHANGE OF BUSINESS

In the LEDGER JOB Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who a give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job Of printing. 1887
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Rooms and Board
at John Wendel's Saloon,
81 Poplar st: 10
Play billiards at COnverse's

FoR fine cakes and fresh pastries, also
soda and mead and a splendid variety Of
candies, you will find them at William
Floyd's, Main e., near Jefferson. last
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Help, or We Perish.

This is what neglected teeth would cay
if they could demonstrate with their own
ers; and mark this, teeth cannot perish
or become black or yellow if the SOzO-
don't is used daily. 30
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GENTS WANTED

10 examine our new and beautiful spring
stock OF hats, soft and stiff, can't be beat.
COHEN, The Halter,
81 2l9 Main street.
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splrI. >,

The appearance of spirit brides in
Memphis has caused a profound sensa.
ton. Theeloot Oan dispose of a few dozen
Of them on short notice. Mediums and
believers in materializatiou can govern
themselves accordingly. The expense
of house keeping and the cost of living
have kept many a Memphian from en-.
gaging in matrimony, but the spirit,
bride business avoids all that, and
solves the great financial problem. Hun.
dred' of citizens envy the happy Mr.
Stillmaa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-26

Superior card photographs,
any style, Only 80 per dozen,
taken at Hughes Gallery, cor.
Main and Union streets. 81
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Ladies' Ice Cream Saloon,
lee Cream and Sherbet,
Cold, fresh and pure.
AIT Bariee's, 32S Main st,

REFORMED EPIscoPAL HEADQUARTERS,
No. 444 Main street. Subscribe for
The Appeal" (R. E 40
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HOME MANUFACTURE.

Memphis Shirt Factory,
@ Fine shirts 10 order, $12
o Best Shirts to order, /: 10
4.ply Linen Collars, Sc dozen
4-Dly Linen Cuffs, Sc dezen
MAY a. co,
237 Main street.
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Hunters and FL hermen.

On and after Monday, April I'd, the
ferry. boat John 0Verton will leave the
foot of Union street at GAS m con-
Meeting daily with the Memphis and Lit
tie Rock railroad for all points as far as
st Francis river. Excursion round trip
tickets sold on board the boat. 81
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On your way to the baseball grounds
drop in at Sol COleman's cigar palace
and get a unique score card free
of charge.
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Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Room is pronounced first
class by all visitors. 33-t
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FINE LUNGM

Every day from 10 10 Ia, and
dinner from IL 10 2, at Off
ner's Empire Saloon, rs JET.
iersOR street,
Elegant buck beer to-day.
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Score Cards Free of Charge
Can only be obtained at Sol Coleman's
Rosa Concha Cigar Emporium,
S26 Main street, Corner Of Alley.
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Fer fine candy go to virgins
265 Main st. 46t
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Fresh Imported Clgars-Fifteen Days
from Havana.

Prices range from lOc to Csc each.
Call and try them at Sol Coleman's Rosa
Concha Cigar House, 326 Main street.
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NEW ROE HERRINGs

c. X. RYAN 6 CO.'S,
NO. 347 Main Street.
39-t
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YOUTHS N BOYs

"WANAMAKER's" agency, 2ST Nam.
29l
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n aoARp.
PERSONAL.

TBERSOGAL-J. NJ. COLEMAN. JUSTICE
OF tho peaea, Notary Public and Commits
siouer of Deeds. Special attention given to
collections 10 tho county. Once S4 Front st.
11S-t
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For health, take a Turkish bath at
IA and l6 Jefferson street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-26

Can be suited better in hats at Coben's
than anywhere else. Go and see him at
2l9 Main street, 81
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BOARDING.

A GOOD HOME, at very low. rates, can be
n had by o single lady in . private family
A companion more an obJec5 thah pron''
Good reference required. address
S9t G. w. r.. LEDGER office.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-28
MOrtgagee's Sale.

Whereas, uolcome Murray and Jane
Murray, his wife, OF Alexander county,
Illinois, by a sale mortgage dated the TWEEN.
tieth day OF January, A. y. 1916, and duly
recorded ia the Office Of the recorder Of
deeds OF Alexander county, Illinois, IN
Volume II. OF Sale Mortgages, on page 3OS,
did grant, bargain, sell, remise. alien ana
convey unto David 1. Liuegar and John II.
Mulkey the land and premises enaiter
described, to secure the paymei Of Ger.
tain promssory note, of even date there
with, payable Dinety days after date TO
David i. Linegar and John II. Mulkey, for
the sum OF one hundred dollars $500 COZ,
with interest at the rate OF ten per cent.
per annum from date, and signed by the
said Holoome Murray and Jane Murray, his
wife; and whereas, there is now due and
unpaid upon said note the sum OF SilT 80,
terest up ~ this date. Now, therefore, de-.
fault having been made In lie payment OF
said promissory note and interest thereon,
public notice is hereby given that in pursu.
anoe Of the provisions oil said sale mortgage
and by virtue of the p0weg and authority
granted to us, in and by 10 same, we
shall, or Saturday, tho 9th day Of Noycm.
Der, A. ID. 1877, at o clOc, in the afternoon
| OF that day, ut the south doc Of the court.
house, in the city of Cairo, county of Alex.
snder and state of Illinois, sell at public
vendue, to tie highest bidder for cash in
hand, the premises described in siid s. g
/ mortgage as: The north half % OF the
northwest quarter fl) Of section thirty.one
(3l),,in township sixteen (t6), range one
| III west, except forty (i0) acres on OF the
east end of said north ha l(y, in the said
county OF Alexander and :. ate of Illinois.
situated IN the county Of Alexander and
state of Illinois, az az tight and equity OF
redemption Of the said Holcome Murray
and Jane Murray. his vie, their heirs, cS.
ecu rs. administrators or assigns therein,
hATsp y T. M h,SEsxR and Mortgages.
| Cairo, ILL.,, October ~, 1877. dttl
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~ q rry.

Hurry in one Of the defect OF II any
workers OF to-day. There is . nervous
uDquietness or Mustered eagerness that
units for the best and truest labor. Hurry
generally means Worry. 1t Is sign of
weakness and self. dis,.lit. 1t Is usually
the dswdier OF one hour who hurries In the
next hour, In order to make up for lost
time.
A writer says "A man of list-rate
talents, one who always looks 50 calm and
tranquil that II makes ones sell feel cool
on hot summer'sday to look at him, once
I old me that he had never been hurry
but once, and that for an entire fortnight 1t
the CONNIE n?ement OF hi. career. ltnearly
killed him; he spoiled everything he touch
ed; he was always breathless and hara, sed
and miserable. But II did him good for
life. He resolved never again to be in q
hurry, and never was-nO, not once, that he
could remember, during twenty-five years
practice
| There are times when one must work
under some pressure-nay, agood deal, bg,
II one IL sure of ones plan and aim, there
Is IN absence Of hprriedness. Begin In
time, work faithfully, and you can work
calmly and effectively without oyer.wOrk.
Ing. Gle that belieyeth DOH not make
haste"
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PRICE rs CENTS.
Trustee 's.Sale.

WHERE'S, Joseph i. Moray and Gussc Moray,
his wife, OF Johnson county, Illinois, by deed Of
uaSt made, exscued. and Acknowledged on the siy-
ieenth day Of October, A. ID. ls7 and dlr'y -rCord
ed ~ the Office ot the recorder Of deed. of Alexaa-
der county, llIno,, ~ volume o. six, OF deeds on
page ~ aid grant, bargain SELL rerrHe, re'ea,e
and convey, unto me the Undergnci John II .
Mickey as uu7tee, he land and premises herenai.
ter described, 70 secure the payment Of two certain
promisiory notes OF even date herewith payahle.
One to the order OF John II Mickey for the sum Of
three hundred and htty dollars $3.50 with interest
at the rate OF tel per cent per annm after maturity
and the other to the order Of Linegar and Lansden
Tor the sum Of three hundred and fifty dollars 1850
with interest AT therate NJ ten per cent. per snnum
after maturity, both payable siN months after the
dates remand signed By the said Joseph Il Nor
ray and Robert j. Moray. Aud whereas there is
now due and unpaid on said notes the sum Of seven
hundred and thlry-fiye dollars $3.50, beins the
aggregate OF the principal and interest up 10 this
date. Now, therefore, default having been made in
the payment Of said EromisdTy notes and interest
thereon public notice is hereby given that in pursu-
anc. OF the provisions Of said deed OF trlst and by
virtue OF the power and Authority granted to me in
and by the same, shall on Saturday, the 2ilh day
Of November, A. ID. lS,, at O'Clock in the after
noon Of that day, at the front door OF the court house
In the Cay OF Cairo, county OF Alexander and State
Of Illinois, sell al public vendue to the highest bid
der for cash in hand, the premises described in said
deed OF trust as the northwest fourth Of the south
east quarter and the northeast fourth OF the south
west quarter OF section, seventeen township fourteen
south range, three west nj the thiId princilal
meridian, containing c!s5ty acres, more or less.
situated IN the county OF Alexander mud State OF
Illinois and all right and equity OF redemption OF
The said Joseph H. Moray, and Gussic Moray, his
vile, their heirs, executors, administrators, or
signs therein. Jons ii, MuLHRy, Trustee,
Caro-, III, October tho -, A ID, Isl, dtd
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'That57I8altftii:na.
! AurumnAr eIlHTse
Why tl.s Leaves change ID IL Not
-. "a. Jack frOstsN Ork, .vr.
- z Apple tons Journal for November. q

=. -. ZACH bBObt'N oEh,
q Z Appletou's Journal for November. "a
II 10 very curious to observe the regularl-
" with which We are told IN the autumn
that "tne irst frost wllfchapgs the color Of
thelsave q where's the frost has nothing
to, doc with the change. It has, indeed,
som tflne happened in New England that
the foliage has changed, ss.i by magic, in
. single night, 90 that, upon booking out Of
the window In the morning the eye. Mas
surprised with the spectacle OF the world
wsIlnigh on Tire; and since this transfoim-
alton took place In connection With the
msrsllry ut q iow point, the whole ana'r Ii
reterreat % the sssncy OF Jack Frost. but
why not refer 10 this prsstidisiiai0r iLs
glowing tints OF hesppis, The rich crimson
ofthe velvet peacil andthe purple OF the
plum Many years ago this error was
pointed out ~ an eminent botsnist, who
showed that the gorgeous color OF the a'I-
tumn leaf came In the regular process Of
ripenIng; anil, though botany il generally
studied In schools, The old notion comes
back with The beavers every year, showing
that error, 10 common with truth, especial
" when supported by the vox populi, will
rise again. however deseryedIy crushed
to earth. s-.a r- ...esg wL
Leaves lind their parallel In man, as
already observed, aud, l!ke the human
species. they may npen suddenly. II,
however, any one chooses to make mys-
terry OF the intensity Of the autumnal colors,
there should be no great difficulty in ex.
planning the variety. Indeed, the apparent
superiority over the strength Of color In
the foliage on the continent Of Europe may
be attributed chiefly 10 this variety. In
Great Britain the climate Is evidently I'M
favorable TO the production OF bright for
est-tones, but In parts Of Germany the
brilliancy Ofcerlain kinds Of leaves Is quite
equal to that OF the spending varieties
in North America. AT the same time the
greens Of Europe are quite different from
those Of our own land, where, beginning
with burnt green in the south, we pas
nortn ward along the Atlantic seaboard,
reaching the true green or the greatest OF
the hay,Droducing states, the state Of Ma.ne.,
Every one who has noticed the unparallel.
ed green of the Emerald Isle," which
becomes pale sesgreen IN Scotland,
whitish green In the south Of England and
Frsnee--ouly to change TO an ashen-
green in Germay, and a sombre olive n the
italian states.
But We were remarking upon the variety
Of the autumnai tints in our own country.
Thisi- explainedby the fact that, while IN
Europe there are only forty trees that
attain toa height Of thirty feet, in North
America there are no less than one hundred
andfOrty-hence our forest flash ike the
pine-uee that The "PersiAn ldorcd with
his NANTES and Jewels.
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"Getting Along

There are different ways Of rgetting
along" as progress is sometimes called in
this world. II does not always mean max.
ing a large SUN Of money, or being great
man for people to look at with wonder.
Leaving OF . bad habit for a good one is
getting along; to be careful ana saving,
instead of thoughtless and extravagant, is
getting along TO be active and industrious
Instead OF idle ard lazy, is getting along;
to work as dilis in the masters alb.
So inhis ea,i p'tpi;e, l. getting along ,
In short, when we see any one properly
attractive. To- his duties, persevering through
difficulties togsin such knowledge as " II
be Of use to himself and others, offering a
good example TO his acquaintance, We
may be sure he is getting along in thi.
Woriu. g.-yv.rHT ..rre ,arg-ft Ell
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-28
SICK HEADACHE

This dietres sing affection occurs moot FIRE.
Qlcntly. The disturbance of the stomach,
arising from impertectly digested contents,
causes Il severe pain in thi head. accompanied
with dlsagreeahle nausea, and this constitutes
what ia popularity known 40 Sick Headache. For
rail.
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WORE FOR ALL
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
OFFICES THE CITY CLERK,
Cairo, Ills, Oct. IL, 1871,

Sealed proposals will receivedat this Office direct
ed to the city council until o'clock. Tuesday. 0e-
tober 30th, lS77 for furnishing the material, or do
ing the work, or both, necessary TO the reconstrc-
ton Of the following sidewalks, viz:
On the northerly side Of Fourth street, between
Commercial avenue and Walnut street. on the
westerly size Of Commercial avenue, between Third
and Fourth streets and Ninth and Twelfth streets ;
on the easterly side OF Washington avenue, between
Tenth and Twelfth streets on the westerly side Of
Washington avenue, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets excepting 10 feet next Fourteenth
street in front OF lots and block IS, city ofCairo)
the norherly side Of Tenth street, between Com
mereial avenue and Levec street on the Southehy
side OF Fourteenth street, between Commercial
avenue and Lcvee street on the northerly side Of
Tenth street, between Commercial and Washington
avenues the southerly side Of Ninth street, be
tween Commercial avenue and the easterly side Of
lot TO- block 26, city Of Cairo on the westerly side
Of Poplar street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets on the northe " side Of Eighth street, be-
tween Cedar street and westerly side Of lot 80. block
90 on the norhely side Of Fifteenth street, between
Locust and Cedar streets, city OF Cairo as provided
by ordinance No. ls, approved Sept. lHhi 1871,
which is on file o, this Office and subject to eXamn-
alton At any time,
The city council will meet for the opening said
bids OH Tuesday, October Soth, 1871.
The right to reject any or all bids 10 reserved
lot J.B. PHILLIPS, City Clerk.
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CATARR;H
Catarrh OF the Nasal Cavities, Acute.
Chronic, end Lucrative, Hay Fever,
or Bose 0atarrh cstarrh Of the'Eye
and Ear. and Catarrh OF the Throat
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH
SAhF0RD'S RADICAL CURE,


fCATARRH ia dbease Oft mucous membrane.
- fempsramentsa and constitutions vary It's eever-
S's e. c Ss%s o s5s ,5S S%
SssstiPi si' Il sspS:SSS
ess xse " rs sss IA %G VIA
forccs, exhoistea. Thd disc ase inay-arlse from
fsyer Ss.. ssad n re- siS% s G% el s ne
Quantities Of matter. The discharses rom Ike
s 1 s s. sssy snS Se 5 sn
% ta WI S sss s Ssg :cs ana ss ss
q sn sEf sss
oTths head feeling uncomortabe and AZ Il It was wss
phase . called ply Gsiasrh Ills free mai,cry dis.
tSeEsacd Tenderbs brsaDg u thross M Sef Ss.s
d!nicult or impossible, and THO sntefer fnds i
psSSSs soass pass Gfecty liz 70 io ts SssSS
tsIcst az uas Is ~ ase, pg down no
psetorate 70 throw il o but when tho Ine nb d
y dry and feysssb, nstsad or passing Freely down
from tas aos. ana tasoat Tho niaoas 6sc omss hard
Jumps which adhereso firmly 10 the nasal passaecs
ahd tproat as 70 require very persistent efforts 70
SSdEf e% Weak ths sats .
t4o lids may be found glued together and matter
scoreted " rlore or Ices qnaptlty, Tie car also
pycUniro bsIluusly hHeotsu, nlschnrPlng uantties
mater, besides being visited by tho mott violent
nenralgio pains ending frequently IN infsrlnah.
bfonchil tubes, and llngs are inmany cases alIect
% by catarrfi, and when rrostratlon Of the bcr.
yoMsyslsm 10 suPeradded, such affections become
alarming. ..-
A brief survey Of this rlosts.r disease warn,
ell afflicted with make speedy prepare
alsn i9r its treatment before itbecomcs chronic.
Ihe advantages offered by SAsFoRD's RApiCAL
SlRG we confidently believe arc TO be found IN no
Suet Temeay. livery step IN itspreparatiOn, every
Lncin INC or '''rHita as scientific remedy,
ealculetcGl - -,s.g Il, 1 HE disease The
tNILcl States attest tAG esteem Ia Which IL Is held
y those who have been freed from tie most de-.
sruse,ive and dangerous disease with which man
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-28
BAD BREATH

Nothing ~ so unpleasant, nothing so common
as bad breath, and in nearl5 every case 1t comes
from the stomach, and can be so easily correct
cd il You will take simmons Liver Regulator,
DO not neglect so sure q remedy for this re.
pultiye disorder. II viii also improve your
ApneliLe, Cnmnle \ ION and G,ner al Health
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-28
JUST PUBLISHED.

a carefully revised Treatise on Catarrh, with m
diseases togetner WITH Minute directions FOR eject.
Ing with sASyoRp's RADICAL CuRs o speedy and
general health, OF vast importance 10 nil afijc,ed
with catarrh. II Is wrapped aboit each bottle OF
me RApIoAL CURE, or VIII be mailed free on re.