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The Morning herald., 1878-06-18
Tane WOrm Removed AIIVe

Head and all complete, In two hours
ito stomach warns removed by DR., Kunkel
Is forth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Send for circular. Forremoving seal, plni
or stomach worms call on your druggist
and ask for bottle of Kunkeps Worm
sensa feachesif il tape worm be removed, all
other worms can lie readily removed.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-18
GREAT BRIAN. IRELAND
THE CONTINENT

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The Morning herald., 1878-06-18

Open day aud night-the cars r@nn,Ms ,r frnns
past the door convey passengelsx ~ y, o,tv
any of the depots, or any p@f'- u wy 0'"'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09

BUTTER This market Is full Of every
kind except strictly choice, with no de-
maul for any other kind. For strictly
choice there is a steady demand at 1870 sc,
Common is selling as low as &c, We note
the sale Of 2packages Northern at 100 lac;
y packagcs Southern Illinois at s@lOc; 10
packages Northern Dairy at l2@l5c; !
packages Southern Illinois at s@l0c,
EGGS'-Thore is heavy livestock Of
eggs with few sales, and large quantities
are being thrown into the river, the weather
being very unfayorable for keeping. a few
fresh laid Will sell. We note the sale Of
600 dozen at Sc; 300 dozen at G@OLc; 10
packages at Sic.
APPLES-Thcrc il an abundance Of
apples on ,hc market with now arrivals
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
James Fisk, PAducah.
.ftna and tow Pitt,burr
lrlic OF Shreveport. - Louis.
Storm No. and tow, Missouri River
Paris o. Brown, New Orleans.
DEPARTED
James Fisk, Paducan.
New Mary Houston. New Orleans
I,tna and tow, II Louis.
Belle Of Shreveport, New Orleans.
Storm No. 3 and tow, Ohio River
Paris o. Brown, Cncilna
The new Mary Houston cleared early
yesterday morning for New Orleans, after
adding about 100 tons of freight here
She had very fair trip.
The .Rms and tow came down from
Piusburg, after disc harging small amount
Of freight off Of barge John Russell Sic
left for ST. Louis with her bargcs well
laden.
The Belle Of Shreveport came in from
st. Louis with very good trip OF freight
and passengers She added shout 100 tons
and left for New orleans last eycn'np. She
has engagements enough below to fiji her
out
The Jas Fisk Jr. brought far trip from
Paducah and departed with her usual pack
ct bushes.
The Storm No : and tow came down the
Missouri river with TWO bargcs loaded with
logs, and ono Empty barge. The logs are
consigned 10 Cincinnati parties.
The new Paris 0. Brown came up from
New Orleans st O'Clock last evening after
making very successful maiden trip. She
had . light trip Of freight and fair trip
Of people. III, officers are very we'll pleas.
cd with tho working Of the boat. She laid
here an hour and left for Cincinnati she
did no business here, only coa!cd.
The Jas. W Gaif will be down to-day
for Memphis, with Cap, \ W. Wise on III,
rooi and Col. j. D. Moore in the ot''cc.
We noticed Capt ". L. Hamilton In til,
city to-day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09
ASK THOSE WHO KNOW

AK any physician i Pcnsout cAr,.Hr furul'
Plaster l. not the hrst platter ~ tae world This
rrmsrksLI" article va invented 30 overcome The
Great Oh elton Hgy- found 10 'Hc ordinary porous
plaster Of slow acton IN bringing relief
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09
COLLINS
VOltaic Pastors

For Local Pains. Lamencss. Soreness.
Weakness. Numhness aud Imitation Of
the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys. Spleen.
Bowels. Bladder, Heart, and Muscles.
are equal 10 an army Of doctor. and
acres Of plants and shrubs. Even in
Paralysis. Epilepsy or Fits, and Nervous
and Involuntary Muscular Action, this
Plaster, by rallying the Nervous Forces,
has effected Cures when every other
known remedy ha. failed.
PRICE % CENTS.
ASK for Collins yoltair Plaster. and
insist on having it. Sold by all Whole
sale and Retail Druggists throughout
the 'nited States and Candda>. WEEKS
d POTTER, Proprirtors, Boston, Mass,
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TIMETABLE.
and Departure Of Trains.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

70 WHOM N MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned. admin .traiot Of the estate nf
~ Mpscs llntrOh. deceased hereby gives notice
that he VIII mako nual report OF his ncis and
unintt ~ tuch administrator, 70 the county Court
Of Alexander county, NJ the August term therui
A. y lsis. Ia Wit, On Monday August 18th, 1873
md viii then and there ask Tor u full and anal
settlement of the accounts, md Tor n discharge
estate.
JAMES Il. McCR!TF,
Administrator
jane 18th. 1873. ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09

one .! The bet remedies for ,AAtrh, nav. the
be-, remedy $40 have iusud In iirfimo 81 su0e'-
ing II SANFDkD'S RADICAL CURE II !. not
ufpl asBn, t. talr through the 'o.frils and Their"
comes with each hottie sniali cll-' TAB" !ur in
inhs's,pn u clear the head ard thrOst %
thoroughly ,bsl, l3kca each .1DNiue IN rising,
there hfc 10 unpleasant srCseIJgs and no tl,8CTec.
Rev. j u Ni':iu, "a DoHche.l.r Mas Beacon.
Ea'h package contains Dr. sanford lmpFn, cd
innlI'p. TUB" with iUi. directions fpf use IN MI
ca.cs. e Zee ,lU FOR sale by MI wholesale and
i.i9N !. nd dealers throughout the Vnitrd
g., .. 4A.la. WEEKS & POTTER. General
y wholesale drugyirp BJsthn, MAJ.
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city to-day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09
GREATLY AFFLICTED.

hct-rS, >, y, Gp,HONh Il co., Denver;
httUFNr> tBkr pleasure IA recommending
sANkOkDS RADICAL CULR FOR cAIAKfll
To AL who are affected with this disease. ! wac
greatly afflicted with ~ for long time and cured
4 with two bottle. NJ the above CURE About y
year Gncrward WAC again taken WITH Crlarh quite
severely aud Immediately sent for another bottle
which GNcd me Bll ri,hi, giving me relief from the
Nr,l dos, ! an confident that this remedy viii do
MI mat u claimed for w. and more too. Wishing
son fUero# - 10 Introduction. ] rm VERY truly
vulr-. W. SMITH, ~ Smith 4 Doh
l..ttI tt.t 4 ~,
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sQRELY AFFLICTED

j, o. Dosworth Il co., Denver, Col. Gentlemen.
Prompted By IA fclowfeeing for those afflicted with
Of SANFORD : RADICAL CURE roR CATARRH
have hcou fOFcly AFFLICTED with lhis fearful disease
iO, four years and have tried every known remedy
wh0u, avail until bought bottle OF the above
CURE nom N1u Hhich gave me almost iuttail re-
lief II being constitutional ~ well NJ n local
remedy believe II to bo all that IL claimed for It,
n RHGca, Cure for tgtarrh
NCry truly yours, VIM AnEIiNF
Denver Saut. 49, lsTJ with JcnsOu. Bll.s a Co
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BENsoN's
Capcine Porous Plaster!

A GrcN improvement 4 Noo'hint healing.
Gus plaster pNf-hlns agent lh one.
IT," manufacturers received NE highest ant onr
srarI .l,,u to Porous Plaster. A. tht Centennial
Heva-rhnt nsuH'- 'spriue Plaster 80 De- 'up'
rivr 10 al other Porous grtcrs and 10 al 'ninsats
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09

WlNTIR's PHOTOGRAPHIC GAIFEY
Strangers in tho city, or those intending IN
visit Cairo, are invited to visit Winter
Photographic parlors, on Sixth street, be.
tween Commercial and Washington ave-
nues, and examine specimens his work or
exhibition there.
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MEDICAL.
S.ANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FoR CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
oWD FEET ABOVE THE SEA.

The following testimonials are iror hrssr- j.
q No,worlh 4 Co.. Denver, Col, large and inilu
ontIa druggists. They report unprecrdcnty large
-alcs aud universal gatisisction. No Other disease
speak Of The following gentlemen ~ amons their
best GltiLeus:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09

SMoKEHs, if you wish fine Key West
or Imported cigar, call At Korsmcyers
cigar store, It's the only place in the city
almost daily in receipt of fresh goods.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-09
MEDICAL
DIR, RICE,
81 Court Place, Louisville, Ky:

A regularly educated and legally qualified rhysi.
n clan and the most successful, AZ his practice
will prove, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,o>,,,,
SEXUAL DISEASES.
SrgRnI ToRRrYA ASH larorsNCl NJ the result Of
scfabusc IN youth, sexual abuses IN matnr'r ycars,
or other causes and producing some Of the follow.
Inc effects Nervousness seminal emissions, might
emissions hy drcams,l dimuvsn oi sight, defective
memory physical decay, pmples on the nee, aver
sion to society Of females confusion OF Ideas loss
of sexual power &C.. rendering marriage improper
or unhappy, arc thoroughly aud permanently cured:
SYPHILIS positively cured aud Cnlirtly eradica,cd
from the system. conc RRIlEA, GLEEr, Orchitis.
Structure hernia cor Rupture, Pile. aud other pri
yatc diseases quickly cured
Its sofe!idon, that Il physician who pays special
attention to ,otian Glars Of diseases and treating
thousands ANNUALLY, acquires great kill Ph.sioians
knowing this fact often recommend persons to my
care When IL IL incOnvcnicn to visit the city for
treatment, medicines can be- scbt privately aud safely
by mail or express anywhere "
CURES CT ARANTEED IN ALL CASES VNDFR
AIKEN
Consultations personally or by letter FREQ and IN
yilcd Chh groe reasonable aud correspondence
strictly CONFIDENTIAL .
4 PRIVATE COUNSELOR
or IN pagea sent 10 ary address, securely sealed
thirty 3Dl cent?. Shond he read by VII. ddicsr
a. above. once ffou, y A. NJ. tos I, N, sundays,
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COMMERCIAL.
CAyEo, ILL., MoSDAY EVENING,

lI4' morning Drought Win u me N.'-l
intense heat experienced IN this section
during the season, and about noon .udl
cations rs storm were apparent At
about three O'Clock il came, and proved a
perfect hurricane. The weather for the
pas, week has been unsettled and lnfavor-
able 10 business, but notwithstanding this.
the dullncss has been no greater than for
weeks previous In the -four trade the
same state Of affairs, repeated in every
issue of the price current for weeks, las
existed. The market is well supplied with
al! grades except strictly choice old flour
and this is all there is any demand for
New is in good supply and quiet.
In the grain market there is no new feat.
are 10 report, Corn is quiet, though the
same steady demand for choice white for
the mills exists. For yellow there j. no in
qniry Oats are IN limited supply What
stock there is here however is fully equal
10 the demand. Transactions in both corn
and oats since Thursday have been light.
Meal is unchanged, AZ prices quoted in our
last issue, e. lQfor city, and e. for country.
The supply Of both kinds il fully equal to
the demand Bran is plenty and dull a,
81 90
Choice butter is very scarce article in
this market The weather has been 70 cx-
trcmcly no, that upon arrival here. nearly
all that comes i. tainted. and sells only a.
common. Of the latter there j. heavy over.
stock. with nobody to buy it. The market
is Diluted with .cps. and selling At ) cents.
merchants counting themselves fortunate
,.l.. ,,,,,,,,.;l.ra ;oo ras,.
'''' "' NV '','" ~ way P''',' '''e
numbers have found Their way INTO the
river. having been found spoiled on arrival
", c.
..,,.o.;o. p,,.h.. .,,o, l ...,,,
@ :, .,.,1ono o.a 400 ,,a,n -, -.
rtrru,pvp,
..,.n,, rss. .ha,,,1 ,,
ina, ia. nric.s boro oivo, mo o,ly for so,c,
c.,,r, Gre, b.rd. :, -or,d rcs, IN a,l;r.
.,.,,.. oJ.,a., ,,o. H.. a
rIo,,p Ill.,. ,oo , h..
,rh,,oycr :, mi. uo-ro, s;rco orr ,.., =,
no., coI.. h,uo loo, o1,,. en- ;. -.
,..,dora 81, ,.s. month :, oo,., a
,.;oos Enumeration, .o,,,,.,,l ,,.,
,,rou,.
,oo ,IJs ,ov s.r,n,. ~
TOO bids. supcriinc -. ... . 80
%oo Do,S' various grades '''.' - 'V@.1 ~
Ioo Iii. yn,inn, or"Joy e. 7oa. N
80 bbls. new patent ....... so
HAY.-No difference is apparent in the
market Supplies are good Cor the demand
OF common stock, but Of choice there is
very little, while the demand is really ali
for choice. Sales noted were CARED top,
81 90; car choice timothy, $40 OG car
mixed, 81 co.; car red top, "a 90.
CORN Transactions in this market
since our last report have been fair, Prices
arc little stronger for choice white. Com.
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stand propreIors ADDED TO handicap sweepstakes OF
70 sovs each. 10 forfeit, ids and
upward tho owner oil the second horse receive 90
sovs from tho stakes and tho third to his stake
the winner alter publication OF the wei hts january
rs, Ut noonl OF the Que THOUSAND Guneas or Two
value 800 carry 10 lbs, OF handicap value
200 sovs. lbs. extra; entrance sovs each to the
race fund, which Will be The only liability oreit be
declared by Tuesday, January 90; cup course,
near two milos nd quarter seventy live subscribers
twenty-four Of whom declared forfeitl
Mr. r. Grettons's b. &. Pageant, by Elland, out OF
Papoply, aged, ia lbs Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. Swindelrs CHI. b. Woodlands, by Nutbourne, out
OF Wbiteiace, years. ia lbs. ..................
MI Nay lof IS en-. h. Jester, by Merrymaker, dams
pedigree unknown years, l0l lbs. ...... ......
THE WINNER.
Pageant, bay geldins by Elland. dam Panoply, Is
ono Of the best brcd horses III England. His sire,
Eliand, was one OF the finest horses al all dis
tances and ut all weights that In that coun
try. Pageant was nothing like as good horse as his
sire, ana although but moderate runner he has
his career. In his two.year-old form he
started thirteen Zines and won four. AS a
hree-year-oid he started twenty-one times and
won eight As four-yesr-old no ran but three times
end was beaten each time AS u hvo-year.old he ran
ten times and scored tnree victories these being the
Stafford Stakes at Lichhcld mile ana quarter; tho
Beaudescr eltcr Cup with ll5 pounds up, one mile
aud the Great Midland Counties HaEdicap, two miles,
with l02 pounds up Last year he started i've times
to-day tho Chester Cup) and tho Shrewsbury Cup At
shrewsbury, two miles, carrying liz pounds HIS
last victory was not unexpectoi, no started hrst
favorito against moderate field
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A NEW RAILROAD.

ROCHESTER, AND THE CENTRAL ROAD CON-
NEcTED DIRECTLY WITH THE PENNSYLVANIA
COAL AND OIL REGION AND THE WEST.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.
ROCHESTER,, n. y, May u.s. 1873
The formal opening OF the Rochester State Limo
Railroad took place to-day amid great cclat The hrst
train which to run through from Rochester
to Salamanca left here at hali-past seven
A. N. IL consisted OF six coaches flied
with oil the city and county officials
officers Of the ROAD, represcn tative business men,
judges mombsrs Of the press and others The utmost
enthusiasm manifested all along the line tho VII.
layers al each place turning out APP
proach. Guns wore fred and bands played every
where.
HoSPirABLE GREETINGS
Reaching Salamanca at quarter past one O'Clock
tho travellers were formally welcomed by prominent
citizoDs in charge Of tho reception arrangements
A. Heller delivering address OF greeting Oliver
Alien, president OF the road, answered. process
s,on was formed and the company marched through
the town. The whole party sat down 10 sumptuons
least The grove prepared ny tho cuizens Of Sala
manoA In responses TO 'o v. speeches were made
vile; Donald McNaughton, treasurer oil tho
road George +. Danforth, Mayor Pcarsons, Of
Rochester; 7. @. Montgomery, Judge Healy, General
J. H. MartDdaic, William Bristol, james s. Graham.
General l.. w. Tnaycr, c. T. Fitch Rev. Asa Sake and
others Al four cock the purity got on board again
and reached Rochester ut eleven O'Clock this evening
VALUABLE LINK IN THE RAILROAD CHAIN.
The now road, just completed after u lapse
OF nino years from its inception, cuts the
Erie at Gainesville and connects with It
connection with the Atlantic and Great Western. II
will open up the coal and oil fields OF Pennsylvania 10
Rochester enterprise and give numerous Villages OF
western New YORK dircct railroad communication
with tho great business centres
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Solomon Blndy, oil Oxford, n. T., isat
the Sturevant. Albert Keep, president OF tho Chicags
aud Northwestern Railway Company; T.. b. Judson,
OF syracuse; General John ~ Knapp. OF Auburn
NJ T., AMI J. Tillinghast president or the Canadi
Southern Railway Company, are at tho Windsor.
Adjuiant General Franklin Townsend. OF Albany, Ia
NJ tho Brunswick. Benjamin stark, OF New London,
Is At tho New York. General II II. Baxter, OF
Vermont, ana Marshall Wood, OF London, at the
Brevoor,. Warner Miller, OF herkimer, ~ T., is nj
the Hoffman. Jonn NJ Francis, OF Troy, and William
Purcell, OF Rochester. are at the Gsey. Genera
James Cakes. United States Army. nj the
Metropolitan Theophilus c. Cacot OF Albany, is al
tho Grand Central. General Arson Stagcr, OF
Chicago, and Professor Joseph Pancoas OF Philadei
phia At the Fifth Avenue. l.. z. Letter, Of
Chicago is ut the Clarendon Senator Ira Davenport
OF Bath, NJ Y, and Judge d. n. Cooley, OF Iowa,
al tho ST. Jamcs Signor Ferranli is at the Unior
Square.
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sOUTH AMERICA.

YELLOW FEv.R IT MONT. vIDEo AND AssUScIoM
MoNrgyIDEo. April ., 1878
The frequent com nanication with Rio Janoiro and
other Brazilian ports by steamer rowadays (,ome
times numbering throc arrival, IN tho tweniy-foul
hours has, despite the slrictcst quarantine reguia
tons jeopnrdzcd this city-oue oil the cleanest and
best located for health In the world Several vessels
from tho above ports passed their allotted quaran
tine, but tao fatal cases OF fever occurred IN
tho city among those who had been employed on
board aud unfortunately communicate TO others IN
the districts IN which they resided Every procau
ton has becn taken by the government and ioca
health commission TO prevent tue disease from
spreading. ana up 10 the present there only
been eight deaths IN Tho space OF thirty days and ten
reported sick with the disease, We have hope thai
with the advanced season ana approach OF cold
weather, no Tears may be entertained OF epidemic
Nearly all the families have moved out to the camp
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BLACK KNIGHTS OF MALTA.

ConoEs, N. X, May Is, 1873
The Grand Encampmcnt OF the Black Knights OF
Malta Of the United statcs In session at Albany n.
Y, yesterday elected officers for the ensuing year as
iollows:-RL L q. Commander, James J. Cummings.
OF Albany; Gcncraiissimo, J. X CasscI, NJ. d., OF
phlIadelphia; Captain General, W. Il. Scran OF New
York; Recorder, samuel saut, OF Coboos; Assistant
Recorder James X. yinal, OF Albany Register, j. II.
Coweu, OF Green Island Prelaic, u. H. Bilch. OF CO.
hoes; treasurer u. Casscl OF Philadelphia; Warden.
James A. Dense, OF Albany; sword Bearer. q. A.
LARK, OF Albany; senior warden, John Williams OF
Troy; JUNIOR Warden, X. Demsie, OF Buffalo; FRS,
Guard, w. q. vapsaniord, Of Albany; second Guard,
William kingston, oil Buffalo; sentinel, w. Mckelvcy.
After the election the officers were Installed duc
form. Wilmington Del, was designated as tho place
for holding the next convention.
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MOVEMENTS OF SECRET AGENT IN CHARLES
TON, s. c.


[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHARLESTON, May 10, 1878.
rumor has obtained In this city Tor tho past two
days that special agent had arrived hero
from tho North to effect organization OF all
lrshmen In sympathy with tho Tenian move ment
DO held IN readiness TO invade Canada In ovent
OF war between England and Russia Tho keynote OF
tho moment the old adagc, that "Engand's peril IL
Ireand's opportunity" Tho operations OF tho sup
posed agent were so secretly conducted tha, It was
not until yesterday that any cex could DO UblDned
Ms to mo truth or lastly OF the rumor.
nor FExiAN ORGANIZER.
Alter diligent inquiry ny reporter for tho HERALD
rOmances founded on fact, and that its origin
due 10 tho ARRIVAL hero OF gentleman
IRON the State OF Tennessee by the name OF 0'Ga-
IAsher, several occas Ions In close
Of this cty On Tuesday night Mr. U'Gallas her,
Ing circulated his views In quiet wny among tho
mcnt Of the community which ne proposed 10 act IN
Hail. where here tho oSjcc. Of his MISSION MISSION
set torth, and all tho persons
present were pledged to secrecy. Nothing than
this coult be learned concerning tne meeting. Mr.
0Gaagher himself retussu 10 give any ton
concerning the object OF his visit and have
been seen with him are cqu Ally uucommuDIcativo
One OF his lends however, stated that his mission
way connected with the organ Of any
military BODY oil any KIND
From other sources sufficient Information was OBJ
tanned 10 render " very certain that Mr.. OGangner
Is less than special agent OF tho Nationalit or
Communisuc party which has already gained
such Roadway In the West and Northwest
What no will meet with hero IL "
hard to tell yet, but TO this there work
ingmcn OF any politicu prominence who have gwen
In their nllcgisncc. From this CITY II Is sad that
will proceed to Columbia aud othor important places
State