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An rnhiasa1 Ouiniaa

From Uolnley's Biographical EnGyGio,
pedIa OK the distinguished men Of the
Empire staie, we clip the following :,
Every nation owes Ito peculiar chsrac'
Ter, its prosper!ty-in brlei. every thing
shat dia,inguishes itas On Individual ns.
.'uu--so tho few men bslohglbR 10 II
who have the courage TO stap bsy0ad tbs
boundaries prescribed By pa,tlaanship,
professional traditions, or sooisl customs,
IN professional, no less ttan III political
life. there occasionally Rrise men who
burst the letters OF conveutioualism, In,
d'Gnan,ly re)ecthig tho arbitrary limits
impoaed upon iheir setivi,y, and step
boldly forwardlBto new zelda q enter,
Prise. We call thsse-: men seli..pade,
The Nation claims them 10 her proudest
srnamsn!s-sbe men upon whom ,ahe
GAR rely, 10 Esase ies ner glory. Ia war
Tor her s,,ccor. OF this class Of ,rner, The
iutdical profession ,has furnished a dAs-
En2ulahed examp.efd tho successful aud
Justly celebrated physician, Dr.. K. y
fletee, OF BaHalo, y. T., and aoy history
treating OF theIndustrles d tie Empire
. stase would h; lncomplsD without q
skeseA 4os .ldas usssal mr. and 'earnest
work. Pr. ysstSs\i wall known to out
rssadsssby n.y. pope NJ Family Rs.aeiI,s
i X y bic Sxesllsnt manual n. domSsnS
'lh 4 NJ - fsspls.e fls,AMaA SsniA
49, y IA. 3 y ltEss \.
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rarnltnrs o, rabllo sale,

Gu the 18th day OF March. 1873, be-
ginning at 10 O'Clock s.m.. and eontin.
oin9 from day 10 day, tho undersigned
"lll sell at auction to the hls hest bidder,
for cash. o. the furniture factory Of wills
liam Elchhof, southeast corner Of 3e7eas
tesnth street and Washington avenue, 10
Cairo, Illinois, large lot OF furniture OF
various kinds and descriptions, consist
ing OF parlor aels, bedroom seta. bureaus,
hsadsteads, wash'tands, wardrobss,
sables, bookcasa. dsskl, what,not,,
eradlss, looking gls:sas. baby carriages,
hst racks. mattresses. kitchen satea. q
large assortment OF chalra. dressing
esses. etc PETER SArp. Sheriff.
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lnat Terrible ScOurass,

Fever and sGue, and Ita colgener. bill.
ious remittept, besides affections Of tho
stomach, liver and bowels, produced bS
miasmstio air end wster, aro both eradl'
Gated and prevented bS the uss Of aua..
ettss's Stomach Bi!tsrs, q purely vegeta.
bio slisif, lndorssd tv phsal'
ciins. nnd more extensively used as "A
tomody tos tho above class Of dl.order,.
"a wen as for many others, than am
n,eilano o. tive age. A lsoguid oiteuls.
ton, afsorpii stalls ofths liver. p want
OF Vital stamina, are conditions peculiar,
~ favorable to ,aalsrial diseases, They
Are, however. surely relnedlcd By lhs
asAat 'prsten,lvt, which, By Iavis.
orasing IN sysem' and endowias
w. wlas d, aguhfitf "a we'll as
rsos. tpsipsa It with a reslstan,
power whleh tnnblys y " silhs,aal dis.
6rdGta MOI ohlt Of Inalarial type, bat 4
host q othesets which issbb AptAltrsg'
fysex6 ars nihltelr az litter,
@VT a. a.. well az seafthidN Sn4
is>sG aad Aavs widely sursretlsd W
IL sr1 A13saa. quinias. whilh psDlAlS
tst doeD avsGsdlee@ nAlsssA
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Dr.. Morris syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehound ID the very best con-.
pound ever prepared, advertised. or sold
by any person, or under any name what.
ever, for the Immediate relief and per.
manen. cure OF coughs, colds, Group,
wl.ooplng cough, bronchitis, asthma,
and ail diseases Of consumpt!vs type.
I! VIII thoroughly eradicate theae alarm
Ing symptoms In ouo>hslt tho tune Ts~
CURED 10 do 90 by any Other medicine. H.
10 purely vegetable, and contains not q
particle OF opium or other dangerous
drug. 1t never falls. Every. bottle
guaranteed to perform exactly "a repre-
selssa. Sola BY y1' r E'
81" ~Basc.ay Baos., CAIRO, 1LLs..
Alao agants !or Prot. Psrker's Pleasant
Worm syrup, which v suro death to
Horma. Pleasant to taka. and requires
he phys!c. Price rs ceut,. Try Il.
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khskoygan water. Ale, Reer, Cider,
NInsrni ANA SOda Wat,rs,

khskoySan water. Ale, Hser, Cider,
NInsrni ANA SODA Wattrs,
Mr. Andrew Lohr has constantly on
land fresh reeeip,s OF the famous She.
boygau wster, and he IS now ready to
OIL orders for any quantity, either bot.
s.ed, in kega, or By the Jug, This water
is Celebrated for LIS efficacy In caring
piles, constipation, dyspepsia, hesdaohe,
and disease OF the stomach aud liver.
It 10 plessan, TO Tho taste, and sure TO do
good to those who take II, Mr. Lohr 4
also prepared 10 supply families With
ale, beer, or cider, put up In bottles or By
the Quantiry, as may bs desired. Also
sods aud mineral waters In bottles.
Goods delivered In any part Of the city
without extra charge. Y Balm.
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, A HIGH IDEAL.


| In criar 70 paint forms Of beauty or chis>
sl them from marble; 70 a studons's idea
Iof the worth Of knowledge and the dlgni.
~ Of cultured human character must be
elevated bsfore 10 can do apything eteoN
tuallY to attain that. high ideal In himself.
With low IDEAL Of the purpose 0. lite q
young mao viii read bad books and seek
bad society, and even tines toe puress
truth with tho dark oolora OF hh un.
ehsste IMAGINATION. With auoh an Ideal
no man ever accomplished anything
nsbls. No aueh man ever Eat behind
him history that ands admirers among
the good. Students should aim high,
plonees their course through lie S1th q
lofty Ideal Of its true end. s
Student, should cultivate seltIcllaDee.
A scholar wa never made by depending
upon others. Sell work 10 the necessary
condition Of self Advancement. Every
time q pupil rrcsiyes assistance which BY
bis own cxertIons he could have dis.
pensed With, be loses an opportunity Of
Strengthening himself; no does verse. for
b. will thus learn 10 depend upon
Others.
A s,uteat should not oalg roiy upon
himself to do bis own work, but he
should psfSevere In the doing OF It. No
great undertaking can be accomplished
Without per6r'eranesi bu, all groat IN.
deitahlngs can be accomplished With It..
All history illustrates this truth. -,
J., It ,sno: 40 easy taak to become learned.
No scholar waa ever made essp! b.
lona continued and earnest efss,, 10 ~.
But general perseverance In study Is
not sufficient 10 mako aoholars. Ths
student must have the power OF mental
concentration. tits nos uncommon to
tind those aho study for themselves and
study diligently, aud ges who never atr
tsin high position as scholars, tot tho
reason that they study everything little
ard nothing much. The student to be
saocessfal must have cofnrnani Of his
powers. ns must be able 70 Concentrate
them upon the subject before HIN, and
aatier netting to divert biz atteutl0n.
The student should have systsM In
study; pyssen 10 hnaband!ng tho fR'nds
fotess tor tbs york, system In preparing
tho su;H. matter toabo s,udints tysiem
IN arranging Ia cifsnmasspeas undef
which the sasaia 10 b performed; s. stem
10 bringing to bear upon 1t the power of
q conoentfated mental energy .hs ..
las student should be enthusiastic.
an great men ars 10 their way enthuai.
asts. Without It trers would not 30 full
uevo,lon 10 "a WORT. Columbus. Laihef,
Washtngsou. would have accomplished
little without fHthas!asG. Enthasiasm
10 warmth oiintsrsst In An undertaking,
Al earnest desire to accomplish an object;
and 4 stu iers who ls fired by enthuslasn,
fnds bic task easy and pleasant. lie
doe. not study because he must. BE
loves his work. and willingly devotes his
time aud strength to its performance.
Unexpected Pleasures meet him at svety
essp to cheer him onward. va
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A DLsto&'s Dotscs.-A s.el crsrs
ttory hss come 10 oar cara concerning al
uptown faulty, which II true, shoald re,
oSlse the attention OF the authorities. [,
isas iolloyG The husband has for some
tine been intle habit Of bsating hi, wife
mort anmsrcisully, ana although the
neIRheor' hsre often attempted 10 Inter
tare, thay haze been prevented by tie
threats Of Tho husband, who u b totorl.
Qua character. aot looa ago, Just be.
toS bis wife garo birth to child, the
husband again beat Nr, andfhe haa been
out OK her mind ever slncs. The heart.
lpss fsait told her immsdiateig after
giving birth 10 the child tia, he WA r 0,
the father of.hp child, and to this lie now
laaghlnglS attributes his wiie's insanity.
II sach wretehea do no. receive .th, Il
pnn'shment here. We hope thss 10 the
future there may be a hell and dsrIls Ii
abundance which viii give then, ,us.ins.
The woman Ia a Woodworking, tatsllI-
gent and highly respected lss,y. n
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|, Tns ArBESEcM.--tChe Mary Anderson
troupe Will put In 40 appearance at the
,Atheneum tomorrow. Monday. evening,
In the great play Of "Evsdna" Tho
New York Pos. says OF MIss Andetson:
',,Her rendition last night could scarce.
~ bs surpassed, and the eloquent words
fell from her lips In such q manner al 10
enthuse her listeners. who manifested
their approval by the most hearty ap.
piause. At the end OF the second and
third acts she was called before the curA
tain and greeted, not only with the usual
applause awarded stage isvor!tles. but
Considerable cheering was INDUCED III.
In the Last act, where abe stood
upon the PEDESTAL OF her fathers
statue. enpmeratlrg HE many virtues 70
the unworthy and lasciviors king, who
would dishonos her. she looked sdpesbly
grand. 81 " 'a'7' ''.E*'7F S'0t a.
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Chndrea cry tor Yitchss.e Casscrla
,ftisas PLEASANT to take az honey. 1t
contains no morphine or other dsleter.
iorl ingredlent. and Is sure to expei
worms, ours wind collie regulate the
bowels and stomach, and Uvereons irrl-
tation eaused by rash or cutting Teeth.
Mothers can rss:. ard children enjoy
health. who uss Castoria. Il ls HARM
less, 1t 10 cestaialy speedy. and 1t Is
cheap. n.ll.l9w
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Add h "a thesatOes hpos. NlnNtanthl
aOaf diankard d ArA mad Wa have To-,
sh1irambitisa -s,sa who. hAting failed
tSRain soma poaat b III altss which
thAg were ssrlvine, have bsoOms dis.
outraged saa Rlssn v hshsps Of ever
bsaomins Anything iAthe world. Such
mon are 10 b piled. Tor snsy have not
the strength Of mind to lit themselves
up. and heed the old proverb ~rry.u
again." but would rather lead q LIE OF
dissipation and slothiulness. ! II
FWNsWFTH 80 ~ Pa
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SUNDAY. March 10, 1878.
! local nYsyitiss,

- NJ, 81 u - z. I.F
\ Ehsa eystsrs just received &C ths
CfystaI saloon, aARhr WALKEa.
"E-MIss Lellie Morrls sings In the choir
q the Episcopal church this morning for
tie arst time.
shell oysters jass received at tlla
Crystal saloon. HARny WILxHp.J
au'W rr''0
. .-Ths wornans' Caristlan Temperance
unlcn ~ill'mett Tuesday, March 18th.
at30'cloeE PM The time OF holsing
the regular weekly meeting havipg been
changed 10 Tusedsy. by order Of tho
Calos. 7.MoItis e. WEBB. sos'y.
!. .--Mr. A. Aarx will leave for tina sa,t
to-day and Will. when Ls re!arns. bring
with him one Of tho lafseat, Oheapeat and
bsas'atosksof fashionable olethIna ever
Brought tothis sltga
Don't forge, ths flve oyster soup NJ.
oo'cloek tiIs eyentnaat Harry Walkes'e,
corner Sixth street and Commorolsl ave.
fliia.y 'ssH .'. 'ls HffN ~,
-, . : -. ,ts. ~. .s3-.a Z A"n
-o"hsio tho great isnsth u tho TO.
port osths proceedings OF the third an.
naal meeting VI The woman's Club aud
Library Ascension publist.ed on the
s'nond pagSoi tals paper, wo are com.
PEELED 70 omit a portion OF the matter
prepared for Our regular school column.
s r--oyt,ef soap lunch at Harry v alhfr'l
Crystal saloon ceaS evening at .
O'CLOCK rWI1afg . l.4.u
~ --lbs csnildei,ce man noflaonei IN
yesterdaya Issue, who played his game
90 . Kentucky tsrusr and SECURED from
him siS dollars, was given a hearing
yesterday and bound over la .htxs hup.
ared dollArs fa'ho negro slso a3,istod
him 10 bic aalDA has JsoI set lion
jHrcsNt, V--vf -.t GtaI .r.4e
~Fot Gsttcs, Egg. Atpe4. ETC., -; n
SO. o. Ohio ls9es.
u a. LsAestbs "a
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REsSlufioX or CsAyEs. AT q Iiset.
log otihe y. tatfict,s Benevolent s,sl.
s'y,, Of Cairo, held 1t their han. Sunday,
March 81, 1914, rl@ following resolutions
were unanimously iadoptedf's Nh
q, hs0lud. That -wa tender orr ,Ihafo
thanks. 10 Superintendent T., w. John +.
sou. OK The Cairo and Vt. Louis Narrow.
GuagsrA,lrOxi, Tor Indispensable kind.
'ncss ~ protsrlny. to the 81. Patrick'a
Benevolent society the reduction Of tho
fare froln!Cairo TO- st. Louis, for the 40.
cOn,molatlon Of sald sooleiyto vat st.
Louis on the coInlag l7tl 0i March; and
Rstolvsa, That y copy Of the foregoing
rssolullep be published In the cairo
'papesi. - Respectable. A a
81 '@'.t 90 - r. ULAcoaLiy.S -'
49, ,.,., >, Sec'y. ~, r. hA
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Sstics 20 Contractors.

N0tic6 10 SOntfAStOre.
OFFICE OF YlCE.PRHsIrEfr g. GEM So
RRAL MANAGER CHICAGO, ST. D.
LoUIs g. Nav ORLEANe IL. E.
q -r- NBw ORLEANS, Ferry s9, 1915.
TO Contractors a.
Sealed proposals are Invited until lEh
March for the grading OF tbs tJ miles OF
railroad extending from Fillmore, Ken.
tuchy. up tho ssst bank OF tho ohio rtstp
work extends for two (a} miles through
cleared lands, and zoe mile through timber
already cleared 'er o width Of (l0O) one
hundred tear. il: "a ,,,hklnant viii az.
srsge about (sl i,e- lie. 20 heigbt, the ms.
terisl fJr which Si,i Gt ub,alned entirely
from the east SIDE, Ani ei1 re handled sue.
sessfully with NsktuS, gstts, scrapers or
harrowt. Three AhousGu5 feet of this enl.
tankmcnt, o! An All avefsge height al ~
seven feet, viii be graded tor at least l3)
thee tracks, aud " .lihs{A 9 top width Ot
A0) forty feet, tho whole OF which Is
through cleared bod. Tpis IL 4 desirable
piece OF work ind well eMthy the attan.
zion Of aud examination b. contractors.
The work vii, ito cetpInenesd the lirst
! (lstl OF April. next, and must ee completed
By the lst OF July fo.'o'sns. Monthly o.
| Inmates, payable In essh. viii be made as
the work progresses, ADD the usual twenty
per cent, resa!nel " inEnrf somplction q
contract. A py0tils Of theilne, sad speS!.
| sired Information obtained st the otiee pi
!tbs conpany's bgeut, jBb. Z. NcG.y, FL
/; L1Me, Kentucky. sa. i.. ~
! Bids should lie addressed 10 J. &. Mann
Division anps' intendsnt. Jackson, FEB
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Nh* 0oops. 9 Mira, ., Wllhmsch til
Commences to receive llcr sprihSlt0ch o,
millinery eoods on The ilraf dx March,
and daily thereafter until llef ytOGh IL
complete, Sadis. .W,llIaibsoa fAlS also
'hufshassa - hall stock OF nStt0i1 ana
iewdry. gtat. Atshs ishs NNl 10
AZ y Hse 4 /! ( y pttid m .ajrsstt To-
ass'f H!&.. SSS6 Any ,easa, tss bah,
sla w AasNp lllon lahsel ine az b,n!:
: =: !, 81
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PRhaoxAi,-Ar, and Mr.. ). V. Cor>
mish are ,nths city Waiting ti,eir s!stef,
Mrs. Il. u, Cando0.
Nils Lellis Morr., slater Of Mr. W,
II. Aorria, will sing a.the scsy!aes az tho
Alhensum this ey.nlB9.
-Min Caille Coon re,nrns 70 her home
Ia Dongola to,day. sHs vs. ''A'
Miss Lucy sBuag sdsughferof Jud se
Bugg, Of Blandvillo Eya IL Id the city
visiting at the residence OF Miss Lucy
Wilson on Eshteentl, street.
-Eev. Ma. DiIlon.Las bus etuned
tothe city. lk3 I'M "a
MIR. I, Farnlaker will leave for the
east to-day, for tho purpose OF poreha.!ps
hla Spr'ng and summer goods.
Black Pool. q notorioua vagabobd
and thlsl who frequently viiita this ats.
was las. night arrea,ed hy officer Sar-
gent. On q warrant sworns outby Albert
Antrim before Squire Robinson. The
charge against him was dlsofdarly oon>
duet and abusive language,
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Ell iLe,,ie CeissnaA's s.annd-y.
MIS-. LAttis Coleman has fsopeasi her
laundry on Fourth sttest, between wash.
nston sad CoToIasroial sssnae I, lsudtakes
this method Of informing her cid friends
aud patrons that ane is again st their sos.
vice, and solioits tAsir patronage. Shs hss
reduced prices to suit the times.
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Notice Is hereby giveu to J. D. Lewis.
OF Providence. l.. J., owner Of lots "a and
rs. block %. city OF Cairo, that the build
ing theron u dangerous to the satety Of
adjacent property. and was declared a
nul.ancs by the city council At a regular
nesfingon February l2tii, le7S, On petl,
tlon OF five propGriy>holders OF the
neighborhood. Iii colhp!ianes With the
ortiinances oiihe city. Now. therefore
itdhs said }. ID. Lewis. or his agent, shall
not remove the building or sbats said
nuisance within ten days from the date
hereof. Will proceed to take the l,eces-
sary steps tor the rsMHvai OF said builds
Ing sndabats the same as nuisance. '~
~ b fsgrEa.kFA 20 G. y. ARrEs, "a
1910, City Marshal Of Cairo, Ills.
80 s.A-'t1 Notice. 5 =
!. An persons indebted 70 me will please
call at my ONCE and settle without delay.
liz g. II. LEACH, N. D.
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Dans0Intaen.

Notes Is hereby gwen that ,hscopast-
,nefship aerstofors exstins between the
undersigned, under the arm came 3, ''stu-
art 4 ,aholson, "hss this cnr been dissolved
by mutual soasea., tho said eholson taking
the us,ets ADJ ASSUMING the debts OF sa!i
9,n: p CHAIR. stuart.
". GHoLgoN.
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PsvSisiO0a,

OrS aalt meats, bacon sides, shoulders
anil hams, tIeroa, barrel and bucket lard
ALI IN good stock and for sale low At
No5. 70 aud II Ohio leysa.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

% Sotice Is hereby given that the tax
books tor the taxea OF the. year ls7T,
having been turned over 70 me, I AIN
now ready to receive taxes. and urge
upon all tho necessity tor promtt nay.
~'sr- J. I.-TTs .
Iaent ~ ,iA limo h short.
sclE PETER sAor. c'alec'o'.
Cairo, Feb, 40. 1873. II.
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OUR SCHOOL COLUM.


4. ths ,sausstottho psb,lslsr of the
BcL&srix, NE senior olass ofthsihish
school furnish. tos the Sunday lssps.
a short sssas and sash itama Of aohool
nswsss may be OF general lnefsst. Tns
GLASS 10 composed of tho following yonng
ladies': Ellie Close, Eta Mclwan, Cora
s;ratton. Maggie Loain, Mo!lb caysn'
dar and Eails Alvord. 8 Jun9VA {
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ChIrp. III. IH CD, !, 1873,
". e, GHoLgcN

!, Hssthg I1is day rurchsset Mr ttusrt's
interest IN the Ahovs Grm. Its property, 50.
ss.s and good viii, take pleasure in an.
nouncins that Ishali continue the bussnese
at the old ssant;, where grateful to my
friends and the public generally for past
favsrs ind patronage, I respectfully ask q
continuance Of saohtayors aud patronage.
-'.- 2tast, W. Z, GRoEsoH.
T-iyn IN Mich d 1919 at S.lm
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FoR Rssr,-'fhfse comlortao!e ROOMS
In a hohse, on Third strest between
Washington ana Commercial avenues
laoulre OF. M# whsMcHlLs.-
= IL VI SG E% 4 A&
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.MlBirlos,

no" iihpoftanrt x that al sho1!d
hty9, high ssplratlols. The men who.
altus hlyh is generally ,tte ene, who, suo..
ceeda best in'ilie. No better ,llnslration
10 found OF iAis not. than In ,hs lie III
Aleaanaf. tho ,0fpss the man who,
Z me,l 10 10nquct the known woild and
who ali coIqucrit.i II u lhssnpktous
t,laa-aho aaaeetae ~seusfal,- the au.hcr
ard tho aphliosopiist.s Whotrw mora
ao,tltipas uhAA Caesssi ,ae wast sImsu
of unQ!.sssstii1pTd 4l''li5, And 30. Of iAs
greatest That ,4ysf, l,ys& ,tAlapinoSs sNo
does ite WORK Attosas rs lower CIasscx
as. welt "a tia hssksfls stHe iabsrcf Who
;sasas hisdxsss sws~fny We T~SssW h!s
l,tO~, Ilua sieiit l, i,s Is s,nIl, ksAA seet
only because hRNsseA NJ tonsse waess.
but bseausa he &k@AI ia 1hosan<he
, beat possible mann1 Thn tho .hss,ess
'ihcsf1 Ssa ny ~ ltts shSSaG ha1
b. 10 providing to Ais isnuy q soas,
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Insurance Agency

1fFf Z WEISS rshrh.
30" ONCE At Alexander Co. Bank.
Risks written In nrst elass Companies
Affair rates, See advertisement.
s~Salm .s.s-.- 2
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sELasI sooIRTIEs

M. fgJsyJ .
ffssA Gniel.tr c:pTthias, NESTS every Rr.
Gfs<-N y.ugW~' Hall GOwf
&sssy Chancellor C0mumndet.
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cs'so II. Mich Z, 1879 -. 49, d'lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-10

A CAIRO LoDGE. NO. ss7, A.T. A2:A.
~ Hold regular Communications IN ms.
N soDLc Hal, corner Commercial svcnca
~ Nand Eighth strust, on the Eecdid ard
hHyth Monday Of each month. 4
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-10

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Isfchanls, and DEALERS In oil Kinds Of Fruit and
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al. Stencils furnished On application.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09

THE bill reported by Mr.. Waddell
from the House Committee on Posteffices
and Post Roads, to regulate the compen-
satiOn OF pOstmasters, is measure en-
bodying thu recommendations of the de-
partment ON the subject. Its principal
feature is provision that the compensa-
ton of fourth-class postmasters shall
hereafter be based upon stamps cancelled
as postage on matter actually mailed al
their respective postoffices, instead of the
amount of stamps sold. The bill also
provides heavy penalties tor making false
returns, and for trafficking in stamps. 1t
was ordered printed and placed upon the
calendar of the committee of the whole
House, with a recommendation for its
passage. The same order was made in
regard to the bill fixing the pay of letter
carriers.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09

THE public debt stateiueilt5 for Janu-
airy shows II decrease in the debt for the
month of 81 $685. 76, and the following
balance in the Treasury: Currency, 49,
170,490 l3; special fund for redemption
of fractional currency. $1,000.0O9; special
deposit OF legal-tenders for redemption
OF certificates Of deposit, $32, l5,c coo; coin,
$l26,SS2,7s 80; including coin certifi-
Gates. 81, 733,S00; outstanding legal ten.
ders, $349, ITO ,l24; payments made from
Treasury, by warrants, during the month
of January, 1873, were as follows: on ac-
count of civil AMI miscellaneous, $4,624,-
227; War, $3,452,076; Navy, $l,343, SOB;
Interior, indians and pensions), $77S,-
O24; total. $ll,l97, 1892 Is. The above
does not include payments made on &C.
count of interest or principal of public
debt OF the United States.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09
A Gentle kllnt.

In our style OF climate. with its sudden
changes of temperature rain, wind anu
sunshine often interntingled in single
day-it is no wonder that our children,
friends and relatives are so frequently
taken from us by neglected colds, halt
the deaths resulting directly from this
cause A bottle of Boschee's German
Syrup kept about your home for imme-
diate use will prevent serious sickness, a
large doctors bill. and perhaps death. by
the use of three or four doses. For curing
Consumption, Hemorrhages, Pneu-
mopia. Severe Coughs, Group or any u.s.
ease of the Throat or Lungs. its success
is simply wonderful, as your druggis,
will tell you. German Syrup is now SOLO
in every town and village Oh this conti
nent. Sample bottles Tor trial. lOc.; :es
ular size 75c. For sale by T.. w. Farr@
Co., and A. NJ. GerOw. 3nov77.