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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-07

Alderman Ttis,lcwood moved that the
bills be allowed and ordered paid, with
The exception OF that OF q. Cain, aud that
1t b. reierEod to committee on claims.
Alderman Wood aro,n ia ls,int OF or.
der being that A. Caiu So. not an officer
and not entitled to pay.
The chair ruled the point OF er,er 40,
well taken and, on motion OF Alderman
Tbistlewo0d, In order,
Whereupon, Alderman Thistlewool
changed his motion by dropping from 1t
The reiertpce OF bill OF A. Cain, and the
motion was sioptcd BY toe following
vote:
Ayes--Fo!ey, Halliday, O'Callalian,
Eitlehhodse, Ili.tiev God, " God, Wright
aud ioculn--S,
Nays-Noue.
Ou mosion Ut Alderman TLl.tlusooJ.
Tue bl!! OF A. Cain was referred to com.
mitteU on claims,
J.S. McGahey. 1852 iect oak lum.
Wrs 81 40. .."""...."......Si3 a.
Stratton q Bird, 10 kegs Pop. nails
,,sn,,s- "O';;'...''.'.'''........... ~ w
Milton jenkins, reconstructing 50
lmeai feet OF sidewalk on north.
ely Side OF 18th street, between
| Cedar and Locust streets, at $50. 70 20
j. Cooke y IL. DInker, recon
struoting - lineal feet @! Side
walk on nOrtherly side Of 10Th
street, between Commercial, ay,
ehuc anu l.eyeC street, at ESQ.,. Is 80
James Heating, % days labor on
sidewalks at 81 45......."........ IS Ii
John Sullivan. hauling loads of
lumber at ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, G
Peter Valdez, hauling G loads OF
lumber at Uc..,..,.............. ! st
A. L. Anterior, 5000 feet lumber
Tor pump house, at SIS y2I. AZ 81
Michael Houlihan s days labor
on pump house at 81 25........., %
Peter Mahoney, ~ days labor on
pump house with jail gang
at ~ 00..................,,,,...... 90
Thomas Boyle, hauling III loads
OF brick bats for streets at 75c,,, s q
Thomas Mehan, hauling load Of
lumber TOR pump house. ......... II
Thomas Fitzgerald, 10 days Ia,
Dor on pump house at 81 D... sl5 OF
William Mlnard, 9 days came. 80. Is *
Michael Houlihan, l2l days labor
on drains Ut 81 2.............,., 10 6.
I. Mahoney, 10Y days, labor on }, Z
Grains with chain gang at 90 % II OF
Matt. Price, removing . dead
voks ~ CVc,........,.. .,,...vn,t \ W
Akron Rubber Wosts, 80 Tee Y
4ea anfips hoss fot r, AZ
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On the 18th day Of March. 1875. bc.
ginning at 10 o'clock a,m., and contin,
uing from day to day, hc undersigned
will sell at auction TO the highest bidder.
for cash. at the furniture factory Of VII,
Ham Eichhof, southeast corner OF Seven
tenth street and Warrington avenue, in
Cairo, Illinois, large lot Of furniture Of
various kinds and descriptions, consist.
Ing fparlor sets, bedroom sets, bureaus.
beadsteads, wristbands, Wardrobe:,
tables, bookcase. desks, what>nois,
cradles, looking glasses, baby carriages,
hat racks, mattresses, kitchen safes, a
large assortment Of chairs, dressing
cases, etc. PETER SAtr, Sheriff.
3-I.d
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sheboy gan water, Ale. Besr, Cidcp,
Mineral and Soda waters

Mr.. Andrew Lohr has constantly on
hand fresh receipts Vi the famous SHE
boygan water, and he Is nov ready 70
I'LL orders for any quantity, either bot.
tied, in kegs, or By the jug. This water
Is celebrated Tor It's efficacy III curing
piles, constipation, dyspepsia, headache,
and diseases OF the stomach aid liver.
II Is pleasant TO tine taste. anI sure to do
good to those who take il. Mr.. lohr is
also prepared TO supply families with
ale, beer, or cider, Put Up in bottles or by
the quantity. Is may be desired. Also
soda and mineral waters in bottles.
Goods delivered In auy part Of the city
without extra charge. 3.3-lm.
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LUMBER CONTRACT.
CITr CLERK's OFFICE, /
CAIRO, Ills. feb'y, Ia. 1878, (

Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until six O'Clock, pm, Of Tuesday,
March &, 1878, for furnishing such lum-
Der ar the city may require for the cur
rent fiscal year ending December 81, 1873.
Said lumber 10 be OF good and sound
white or burr oak, white or yellow pine
or cypress, and free from sap or unsound
knots, and OF such dimensions as may be
required, and 20 be delivered In such
quantities, times and places within the
corporate limits az tho committee on
streets may direct.
The right to reject any or all bids Il
reserved. j. b. PHlLLIs, City CLERK.
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DIED.-Presilla Robinson, (colorsd),
mother Of Richard Taylor, died very
suddenly at 10 o'clock PIN. on Tuesday
last. The funeral services viii take
place at the First Missionary Baptist
church on Fourteenth street, at 1890
O'Clock to-day. Rev. Eobt. Caldwell
will conduct the services. The remains
will he taken 10 VILLA Ridge Tor intermen
by . special train, which will leave the
loot Of Fourteenth street at $50 o'clock.
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NOTICE TO COSTRACToRs
CITY CLgnK's OFFICE.

SealcI proposals will be received At
this Office until o'clock p. M, of Tues.
day, March 9th, 1873, for the repairing Of
brick sidewalk on the sOutherly side of
Eight 18TH street, between Commercial
and Washington avenues.
Bids to include filling and raising said
sidewalk 20 grade and tho furnishing OF
sound and suiiablc brick for sidewalk
purposes that may be rcquircdin replace
ing th0ao worn out,
The work to DC done undcr srpervis-
ors OF tho COMMITTEES on streets and 10
accoreancs WITH plans and specifications
Of said committee.
The right 70 reject any or MI bili' Is
reserved. y. II, PHYILIs, thJ tIefk.
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NOTICE.

The travelling pEbllc.wiil bear III mud
hat the. old RESPONSIBLE Illinois:
Central railroad company viii continue,
as heretofore. to MAKE al i;s connections
at Ettlueham, on all trains bound east,
still making from Twelve to tiiirty.six
hours better tiMr east than any otlrr
line. JANE, JObNso.,
lIcnJ Southern Agt.
frb. -, ISIS. S-i,6,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-07

Mrs. Lsitie Coleman has reopencd Der
laundry on Fourth street, brtween wash
in yton anu Commercial avenues, snd taxes
this method o, ibforniHg her OIL friends
sud pstona taat ale is again at nioir SER
y.,e, aud Seictis their patronage. she has
reduevi pItssa 80 suit the times.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Notice is hereby given that tho tax
books for tho taxes Of tho year 1877,
having been turned over to me, au,
now ready TO recelye taxes, and urge
upon all tho necessity tor prompt pay.
mont a. the time Is abort. e, r4f}
sra ~ " RErzR HAuY. Cslisctos,S
CA,Ia, Feb, p, l&,a,-r
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DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES
Old Father Time Caught at Last.
NUMBER ONE RELIABLE CLOCK FOR So


s hs uated States BY express Free ofs
These C1s Manufacture
Office
LII clurrs,C nnaiO Lilo
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Cairo, III, SIch, 1, ISIS.

Having this day purchased Mr. stuart's
interest in the above firm, its property, as
ssts and good will, take pleasure In an.
nouncing that IHhsil continue the business
at the old stand; where grateful to my
friends and the public generally Tor past
fsvors and patronage. respectfully Ask 3
continuance Of such .ayors and patronage.
W. u. GuOLsOS.
Cairo III, March 4, 1875. ,l.'m
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Installation.

Notice. is hereby gwen ths, the co-rart-
nership heretofore existing between tho
undersigned, under the tIm name of "stu.
art It Gao!son, he's this dsy been dissolved
by mutual consent, the said Gholson taking
the assets aud assuming the debts Of said
arm. CHAs, X. STUART.
W. +. GH0LsoN,
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RIVER NEWS.
SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.
JAMES d. WATSON,
Sergeant Signal Service. u. y. A

General Clark has Introduced q bill In the
senate providing for the removal Of sunkeu
vessels in Tie Mississippi river and l.s nayI.
gable tributaries. IL provides that After
sixty days notice the government boats
shall proceed 70 remove any s,inksn Vosaei
and mako whatever disposition OF the same
the government officials may zee dc. Az
present there IA no salvage law Affecting
the western rivers, and the owners and
underwriters can use their own pleasne In
removing such distractions.
The john rortors cylcnders, originally
ont Of ths Bcon, aud mado ts.. Anthony
Hardness Of Cincinnati, over thirty years
ago are twenty-five inches in diameter
and eight fest stroke. They ran the Coal
Hill over twenty -ono years and are good
for other generation.
The new j. n. ". Kell5r passed 10 Sc.
Louis yesterday morning with TO tons Of
freight. Captain Brady is very much
pleased with her machinery and considers
II a grand success. The Kehlor ID mon.
ster freightor. On her down trip she had
1850 tons Of freight and 800 tons Of coal.
The tctnl number Oh packages were 1888.
Captain Brady expects 70 leave Cairo on
her next trip down with :, ,o0 tons freight
and tow his fuel.
CsPtiin Billy Phillips Is one " the pilots
OF the big y. 4. Williams nov
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On motion Of Alderman Wood the no.
sss. as % 81 os s2Issl sos q

On motion OF Alderman Wood the TO.
port was received, ordered printed with
the proceedings and filed.
Report OF Il. I. Parker, city treasurer,
for the month Of January, was sub,
United, and Oh motion OF Alderman
Wright rc,errei 10 city comptroller for
vcrihcatiDn.
Report Of j. B. Phillis, city comp.
t'o'ler, upon report OF city treasurer for
the mouth Of January, referred Februs
airy OH, was read, and on motion Of Al.
de'maa Wood, received and ordered
filed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-07

New Goops. Mrs. :. Williamson vii
commence to receive fpy SPRING stock Of
millinery goods on tho urst Of March,
and daily thereafter until hse stock 10
complete. Mrs. williamsea has also
purchased . full stock OF actions and
iewelry OF all kinds, which sAs will DO
ableto sell to her patrons at greatly 70.
duccd prices. Sho has bought tor cash.
and dctics competition In her liue Of bust
ness, and invites an inspection Of he,
stock. 3.a lAfafhatfif att
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REPORTS or COMMITTEES,

Alderman Wright, chairman OF com.
mittee on police, jail and fire department,
asked Tor time to mako report upon &c.
titlou referred TO said committee Feb.
ruary 9TH, Of sundry persons, residents OF
the Fifth ward, praying for the appoint.
ment Of All extra night policeman whose
duties should specially She confined to
said ward.
Ihe chair granted request by giving
q recess OF five minutes to make report,
at the expiration Of which tho committee
submitted the following report:
lnaiinuch q, 10 provision wss p,ad, IN
Tic annual appropriation BIN for the nav
OF gu extra police force, your colnmlttec
hardly tel justliitd in reporting iayora.
bly, Oh tie within petition.
On u'otion of Alderman Wood, fcport
received ard Recommendation conquered
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-07

Fever and sgue, and iis co1gener. bills
ious reulittant, bcs.des affections OF the
stomach, liver ana bowels, produced by
nissmatlc cir and water, Hrr 10th eradi.
Gated and prevented By the Use OF Host
ctter's Stomsch Bitters, rnrcly Sc.eta-
bic elixir, Endorsed ny physl.
clans, and more extensively used as "a
remedy TOR the above elias, OF disorders.
a. well as tor many Others, than any
nediciue OF the age. A lsnguid ciroula-
ton, a TORPID state Of the liver, a want
OF vital Stamina. ere conditiops pecullar>
ly favorable Ia malarai diseases. They
arc, however, surely fyIL,died by tie
great preventive. Which, by iNig.
Grating the -y.tcri and endOwlng
II with regularity is we'll Us
vigor, provides Il with a rcsis tant
power which, enables it to Withstand dis.
orders not only Of maiarial type, but
host OF Others 10 which feeble and III reg
u!atei systems are subject, The Bltters
arc a sato as Well Is searching Grad d.
icant, and have widely superseded that
dangerous drug. quininc, Which ralilates
hut does not eradicate malaria.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-07

FoR RsSr.--rhree comiortstse rooms
IN . house, on Third street between
Warrington ana COMMERCIAL avenues.
inquire 1t WV xcHAIs.s
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tsaOns.

Dry sai; meats, bacon ddes, shoulders
nnd hams. tieIce, barrel and bucket lard
all IN COOL stock and for sale low at
Nos - snd Il Ohio leYcc.
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For Butter, Egg. AppSss, ETC., call d
No, "a Ohio levee..
II. II. LEIGHTON
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fire company, less freight 81 ea

hre company. less freight s2e5
a. 20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 234 SIS
J. u. Phillls, cash paid for freight
ana drayags on hose........,.,,. $50
Bulletin Job Office. meeting no.
tees, letter heads, cnvelOpes,et,.
tee mayors and clerks oifice... o2j
Cairo City Gas Co., gas consumed
IN council chamber, FEBRUARY. IN
r.. Aahoney. dieting prisoners
during month Of Februuy..... l0C 90
r. Nahoney, dieting prisoners be.
lore trial 10 Febrliary,........... . i; 81
Cairo City Gas Co.. gas Consumed
In city jail In February. ...... 100
II. I. 0erould, one gas globe city
Jaii'' go, .,.""."".'.."-.....".. 10
Cairo Bulletin Co., publishing
proceedings, month OF Feb'y... ;s5
Mira. James Kennedy. rent d Jack
screws for raising pump house. 90
d. J. Galllsan, 9 days services,
estimating Sidewalk ASSIGNMENTS
nc ~ 0...................,...., zoo
Geo W. Hendricks, 3 days ser,
vices estimating si,lewall; rs.
sessmcnis at 50 co.. 800
II. Il. Gorould, repairs gas lamp
corner Of 1enth,ss. and Ohio
IeYcc...."............,. 30
Cairo City Gas Co., gas cOnsum>
ed at police headquartcrs,........ $40
}. Is. Phillll, cash paid for stamps
and housing coal................. IL
-
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CLAi.ls ANp AccnrYfA.

Ihc following salary bills vi city ofi>
Gers we're presented ana read, tor the
month OF February. 1875, viz:
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Csptlin Billy Phillips is one " the pilots
OF tie bigJ. 4. williams nov Ell
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THE YELLOW SCOURGE.
THE BEGINNING OF THE END.


THE BEGINNING OF THE END
New ORLEANS, Oct. 3l.--Fifteen deaths
sine. noon Wednesday and 70 cases. At a
meeting Of the board Of health tonight it
was declared that yellow fever has ceased
to be epidemic, and the governor was re-
quested to withdraw his proclamation Of
quarantine
VNKssURe, Oct. 3l.-Four new cases Of
yellow fever have occurred in this city dur
ing the past "A hours-Moses Thomson,
a daughter Of A. ]. Conklin, Of the Herald,
and sons Of Mr.. Lacher and Mr. Zollinger.
But one death is reported in the city, col
ored child. From the country We have the
death Of child.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 3l.-Two or three sporsd.
ic cases heard of here and there, in and out
Of the city, is all there is to report tonight
in the way Of new cases, and the reports Of
undertakers containing only one interment
from yellow fever, encourages the hope that
Memphis and vicinity, at least, is free from
yellow fever infection. But few business
houses remain closed and the advertising
columns Of the dsilies show that business
is fairly resumed and our merchants are
reaching for the trade with characteristic
energy
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WHAT OUGHT TO BE.

COL. BOB GNGEnsoLL ON INTERNAL IMPROVE.
MENTs. .,
While the government cannot create gold
and silver, while it cannot by its fat make
money, it can furnish facilities for the crea.
ton of wealth. II can aid in the distribu.
ton of products and in the distribution Of
men, it can aid in the opening of new terri.
tories, it can aid great and vast enterprises
that cannot be accomplished by simple in.
dividual effort. The government should
see to it that every facility is offered to adj.
venture, enterprise and industry. Our
ships ought to be upon every sea, our flag
ought to be flying in every harbor Of the
world. Our rivers and harbors ought to be
improved. The Northern Pacific railway
should be pushed to completion. In this
way labor would Immediately be given to
many Thousands If man, and in only a
little while homes to millions. Along
the line Of that thoroughfare would
spring up towns and cities, new oommu.
mites with new surroundings, and where
powis simply the wilderness there would
be thousands and Thousands of happy
homss. The Texss Pacific should also bs
completed. A vast agricultural aid min.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02

American people TO supply 100000 Of
human beings in the Republic Of Msxico
with manufactured articles, would infuse
new life into the PROSTATE South, would
make 100000 of people forget the pre-
JUDGE of failure, and would destroy the
Isolation produced by regret. It would
help 10 make the people OF the South
prosperous, and they would Immediately
become paying consumers. The whole Of
Texas would be open to immigration. Tex
as, state nearly as large as France, five
times as large as the State Of New York,
with soil and climate unsurpassed in the
world, State capable of supporting pop
ulation Of 20,000,000 The construction of
this Southern road would settle the Mexican
question 1t would also settle the Indian
question in the South The construction Of
the Northern Pacific would settle the Indian
question int the North, saving many millions
per annum to the government. Along these
lines there would be enough people to pro-
tcct themselves. Besides, the trans-conti-
mental commerce Of this country should not
be in the clutch and grasp of one corpora
ton. All sections Of the Union should as
far as possible be benefited. 1t is of the
utmost importance that line be construct
ed upon parallel never obstructed by snow.
Cheap rates will come and can be main
tanned only by competition. All these
roads should be under the supervision and
control of Congress as to fares and freights.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND pRopucE.

CHICAGO, Nov. /, 1000 a. M.-Pork--
November, ~ seq; December, 81 ON;
January, IS ON, bid. Corn--November,
slh; December, 33A. Wheat-Novem-
ber,slsS bid; December, SO bid
CHICAGO, November |. ~ M.--Corn-
November, 93E asked; December, 33H
bid. Pork-November, 81 G5; Deem
Der IS 05 bid. Wheat--November, SIG
sly; December, sea4 asked. ~
CHICAGO, November /, $50 P. M.--Pork
November, SO 90; December, 81 05;
January, % Is. Wheat--December, S34
November, S11s asked. Corn-November,
334@34; December, 89 bid, sS4 asked.
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POLITICAL
TEE STATE CAMPAIGN

sPnNeFIELD, Ill, Oct. Sl.-The reports
at the headquarters Of the Democratic State
Central Committee in this city are most an.
couraging. 1t is certain that the Demo.
Gratis all through Central and Southern I'LL.
nois have greatly increased their activity
during the past week. or two, and they he.
lieve they will cleo: majority OF the gen.
eral assembly. In this district our legisla.
tive and congressional candidates are nc.
tive, and the meetings which are held
nightly are much larger and more enthusi-
astic than in the early part of the campaign.
The best observers among the Democrats
about here are confident the state will be
carried by the Democrats, If the National
movement Is as weak as appears now
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02

TAKE NOTICE. On the LIST of November
will open at the old stand Of Phil Howard,
Eighth street, between Commercial and
Washington avenue, u wholesale aud rstail
depot for the sale Of fish. oysters and game
exclusively. Making the above articles u
speciality, will be enabled to suit the moot
fastdious, at prices that will compare ia
vorably with Chicago or st. Louis Al all
times can be found q line Of Cab Aaa oys.
tiers never before offered In Cairo, iueh ss
New York count oysters IN bulk, Mobile ey,-
sters in bulk, Baltimore cysters in cana, /,
their season can he found {sesl
mackerel, fresh goldfish little Deck
clans, sea dsh from Mobile, shrimp AID oil
otter dslicacies from the sss, to tick!s1,ls
palate and refresh the inner man Celery
and wild game Of oil kinds. Isis ny in
tentiou to keep such articles on hand'aAsall
times, so the public can depend upon being
supplied. Orders from abroad will fscsivs
particular attention, and goods WA be
packed with care, and satisfaction ,gl,afsn
teed. City dealer, will Mud Il to thsE "A
vantage to call upon me bsfors ord its
from Chicago or 81 Louis. Hoping Mt en-
beavers to please, will b. met BY ~ tIbre'
cistius public vnain youien
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NEW SERIES--NO. 115

OF the city, he says: About;lS4O nearly
every man in Chicago was absolutely bank
fdpt' They went around the streets abusing
Gen, Jackson for his course in INSISTING
upon u solid basis for the currency. Geo
Smith, a Scotch banker, he thought the
richest man in the city, though there wasn't
anybody worth $4,000, and not 100000
in cash capital in the city. Mr. Wentworth
was the first corporation printer the city
ever had, and Isaac N. Arnold was elected
city clerk at the same time. $50
Mr.. Wentworth was elected to Congress
in lS49, and served twelve years. In
answer to question whether any others
who were members at that time are now
living, he said: "Only two--Gen. John A.
McClernand, who represented the Shawnee
town district and Orlando b. Ficklin, who
represented the Wabash district, and lived
at Charleston, Coles county. Hon. J. r.
Hoge represented Galena. He IL now
president Of the California State Constu-
tional convention. Both senators are dead
who we're in congress before me. There Is
living only one man in the whole state who
vert to Washington before I did. He il
the Hon. John T, Stuart When entered
congress. Illinois was the extreme western
state, Iowa and Wisconsin were territories
We had no country west Of the Rocky
Mountains. Texas was an independent r.
public. | was the only member Of con.
gress who represented any western lake
territory until you got to Detroit. | repre-
sented about one.third of the state of
Illinois, as my territory embraces two the
present congressional districts"
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CONSUMPTION CARED. An old physician
retired from practice, having had placet
in his hands by an East India mission
airy the formula OF simple vegetable
remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure
for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asth.
ma and all throat and lung affections, also
a positive and radical cure for nervous de
bility and all nervous complaints, aiter
having tested its wonderful curative Pow
crs in thousands of cases, has felt it his
duty to make il known to his suffering ie.
lows. Actuated by this motive, and aade,
sire to relieve human suffering, | will send,
free of charge, to all who desire 1t, this re-
cipc, with full directions for preparing and
using, in German, French, or English. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, nsming
this paper, W. W, Sherar, l49 Power
Block, Rochester, New York. isseg
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02

As THE QuARASTERN HAS OPENED, Mr.
Williamson opens her store again and
wishes to say to the public that she has
full line Of millinery and notions, and she
solicits every one to call aud examine her
stock before purchasing elsewhere She
will display on Saturday one Of the hand
soonest line of ladies' trimmed sattern hats
ever brought to this city; also handsome
line Of hats, feathers, and flowers, AMI
many other things new in the notion line
which she can and will sell as cheap a. any
dry goods house in the city, She is PIE
pared 10 remodel old hats into any Of the
latest styles for the small sum of est 80
cents EACH Hats dyed black or brown