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1 500 TIMES
E.sr. er than Life .

On rcceipt'of 81 90 will send TO any
address an Imported French Mlcroscol g
that will magnify over 800 times any
small o. j"ct. A very u eiul and ln-truc.
tive instrument, brass mounted and put
up IN NEAT case, warranted rs recon.
mende,l or the money refunded,
Its magniiying power is so grra, that
living "bj"cts can be. readily discovered
III a drop % water, and for examining
small Objects. oil manner OF ms, Cts, the
tXrure II cloths, &C.. detecting for, ign
matter in sugar, iltur and other articles
of diet. for detecting counterfeit money,
aud hundred other useful purposes, il
will b" found Invaluable.
An endless source If amusement for
tie C mlng winter evenings. Sent by
mail OIL receipt vi price.
SEAVER & CO.,
81 Park Place. n. Y. City.
Jan 10 d&w Gls.
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THE X. m. n. Q.
Preparations for the Celebration Of
NArtii Gras.

Preparations for the Celebration Of
Nardi Gras.
The X. NJ. X. c. of Cairo has already
commenced preparations for the proper
celebration OF Mardi Gras, and intend to
make this the most notable celebration
yet attempted by the Krew. Messrs. W.
X. Hawkins, John d. Holmes, Ed. De-
zonls, Alonzo Daniels, Frank Walker
and T. NJ. Lovett have been appointed
committee to manage the preparations
for the celebration, and II energy and
untirlng labor will avail anything then
the affair Is on assured success.
From a circular issued by the commits
tee we make the following extract. This
circular will be sent to the businessmen
of the city:
The Knights of the Mystic Krew Of
Comus have commenced preparations for
their Madrl Gras celebration, and 1t Is
their intention to make 1t the grandest
thing OF the kind that has ever been given
in Cairo. 1t is their purpose to advertise
1t literally and udicIously, and will no
doubt he able 10 bring large number o.!
people into our city on that day. The
krew have in former celebrations de-
monstrated their ability to conduct such
affairs to successful termination, and
they intend that this shall excel oil form.
or efforts.
They feel Justified In calling upon our
citilens@for their corporation and help
towards making this "big thing" and
rival, If possible, the New Orleans and
Memphis celebrations. We have been
instructed by tho Krew 10 request such
cooperation and help-and we would
respectfully request that you take part in
the celebration In such manner Is you
may deem proper. We would suggest
the representation OF comic, historic or
allegorical tableaux. or representation
indicating your business. or, II a society,
your objects and pursuits. Az early
answer. Indicating the part YOU will take
In the celebration will enable NJ 10 make
proper arrangements for the convenience
Of those participatin2A I
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"The Peerless" Is beyond all question
the best Ave cent cigar offered tor sale in
this market Mr.. Fred Teichman Ia the
sole manufactures OF this celebrated
brand Of cigars. and ofieres a reward OF
one hundred dollas to any person who
will fnd any in them but the pure Has
vana filler with Connecticut wrapper and
binder. The Peerless has become great
iavorite with Cairo smokers, and the
demand for hem Is constantly on the
increase. The trade supplied on the
most reasonable terms. For sale by
Fred Tcichman, Commercial avenue,
near Sixth street. jy3-2m.
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SE WEEK q co.,
81 Park Place. n. Y. City,
Jan 10 d&w G,a.

letter Lfst,
The following are the letters remaining
uncalI I! for in the pOSrollicp in Cairo,
H., Saturday, January ~, 1878:
LADIES.
Brometto, Frances Curtia. Sarah /;
First. Annie; Kilgore, A NJ; McCnb,,
Mary. Moran. E la; Nockton; Matte. Nm.
sano, Mary; Ross, Bell; Robinson, Jennie;
Seaman Hannah; Sidney, Frankie; Wis
liams, Anna; Ward, Sarah.
GENTS
Alexander, John; Bartlett, L. f.;
benz, John; Bard, Rush; Connere,
Chas. {; Deyed. J. Frost, NJ, A.; Gordon,
j. F.; Gillian, w. A.; Harrison, F. A. (;
Hines, ID. g.; Jefferson, JOIN; johnson,
VIM; james, w. s.; Kicy, Michai {;
Messenger, Chas. Kyler, o. j. +; King,
G. w.; Lynch, j. g.; Mcpeters, Mr.. (;
Pearson, Albert; Parks, j. 4. ROBIN.
son, J. A.; Tucker. +. w.; Wilyus,
Chas. Wilkinson, Pat; Ward, 5. b +;
d Estes Troupe, 2; Robnson's Ministries,
/; Waguer's Ministries, |; Two Orphans
Combination, !.
GEO. W. McKEAIG, p. NJ.
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In reading of the middle ages one IL
struck ny the accounts given OF fcats OF
strength. etc., Of the life actors OF those
times. The suits OF al NOR worn, would
certainly indicate the possession OF greats
or physical strength than Ia developed
by men IN these latter days. What
wrought the changer Men lived In the
merry days more outNdoor lie than this
advanced civilization OF ours can afford.
There Is greater consumption oi brain
matter. and that Increased demand on
mental and physical power necessltates
the use Of u pure vegetable, stimnlanl
tonic, such ~ the Home stomach BIT
tsrs. w elm
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Ten Dollars Reward.

For the recovery Of the following des,
cribed goods, stolen from my house on
Nineteenth street, on January 18th:
One black Chinchila overcoat rsmall size;
one dress coat and vest, black basket
cloth. and one black hat. The above
mentioned articles are almost entirely
new. Also the following: One set
plated teaspoons, four plated tablespoons,
one child's fork, knife and fork silver.
plated, also one pair number five calf
skin boots, but little worn. will pay
tho above reward for oil the goods or IN
proportion for any part recovered.
HARVEY WOODBRIDGE.
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STATION.
Low Watch. Rise or Fall
J MES VI. WATSON,
Sergeant Sivnal Service n = A

J MES VI. WATSON,
l.. Sergeant Signal Service, U. 5. A
The riv' r rose 20 Inches yesterday.
The Susie Silver is loading at st. Louis
for New Orleans.
Capt in Dunlop, of Gray's Ir0nlinc.
passed TO ST, Louis by rail yesterday
morning.
Captain Jno. T. Douglass died in st
Louis on "Wednesday last.
Captain II. w. Hort, OF the A c.
Donnclly, is lamenling the loss Of dog
Have you gotit?
The City OF Alton brought the hull OF
the St.'Joseph from st. Louis, aud tie
jim Fisk took it to Metropolis last night
to load with gravel.
The All. Stevens with household fur.
niture and sundrles passed to Dyersburg
yesterday.
The A. J. Baker and barges. passed to
st. Louis yesterday.
The James W.Goffis due for Memphis,
the Alice for New Orleans, ldlewlld for
Paducah, and Jim Fisk for Paducah.
The Evansville dry docks 90 to ST.
Louis.
The Jno. Means and barges lett
Chester at daylight yesterday morning.
The City OF Alton had a moderate
cargo on arrival, and male additions
here.
The A. G. Donnelly with large up
stream cargo passed to Cincinnati.
Cincinnati Commercial, Jan. II: Little
Joker Is the name OF u small side wheel
pleasure boat which has been here since
Saturday. and which was 10 leave Tor
the south last night. She WAS built At
OIL CITY, Penn, for Col. Il. \. l..
Roberts, OF Titusville, and he is making
trip south on her tor the purpose Oi
hunting and fishing. accompanied only
by pilot, engineer and cook. Her
cabin Is sumpluOusly furnished. Her
length OF keel is 81 ieet, beam il feet.
and depth OF hold feet. SHE has an up.
right boiler, with more than POO tltes.
which makes steam for two engines that
work cog In the center, by which her
wheels are propelled. Coming down.
she made s. to 8 miles per hour with so
TO 100 pounds steam. Her cost was 81 !
600, aud her owner IL millionaire, who
has seen busy lite, and takes this means
70 obtain net ded rest. He il the invent
OF OF nitro glyerclne, pro luces halt The
oil used in the United STATS, and run.
several steamers on the lakes. A II.
Sayre. OF MiddIeport, is plotting the Lit.
tie =, ker.
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TIE CLUB MEETING LAST, EiGHI.--
There was perfect jam at the rooms
of the Cairo Temperance Reform Club
last night, and several signers to the
pledge. The meeting was one OF I'M
usual interest and WAS addressed by DR..
w. A. Looney Of Vienna, John Hogan.
Captain William NJ. Williams,
Rev. b. Y, George. Col.
Robt. Lowery and Hon. u. 7. Linegsr.
Two very interesting features In the ex-
ercises of the evening were the recitation
of poem by Miss Thompson and The
singing Of the Temperance Reform Glre
Club. AN organization scarcely week did
yet singing w:f and promising bert'r
things In future.
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PARKER's RESTAURANT AND OYsTE

PARKER's RESTAURANT AND OYsTEB
SALooN.--Mr. NJ. W. Parker's oyster
saloon and restaurant will be opened to
the public on Thursday afternoon. He
has secured The room in Winters block
recently occupied 10y Mrs. Spears rs a
millinery store, and has fitted it up in
fine style Tor the entertainment Of bis
patrons. Mr.. Parker VIII conduct first.
class establishment, >where gentlemen
and ladies can be accommodated with
oysters and every other edible in the res
taurant line. He invites the patronage
OF his friends and the public generally,
and asks all to call and see him. 80
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PRRsoSAL.-Among the more notable
gentlemen from the country who are
now in>tde city attending circuit court
We notice Sg,ares Thomas Martin and
Nick HuDs1cker AMI Mr.. De. Greenley
OF Goose Island. AL Of these gentlemen
are watching the turn of affairs in the
Pillow murder trial, the two former
being witnesses, and the latter az promp-
ter for the attorneys for tue defense.
Mr., Coleman, the father Of the young
man VINO was murdered By Pillow. Is
also present end occupies sat along.
side Of the county attorney.
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Home Again.

Ed. Braxton has returned to his old
stand in the Rei.er building, where he is
better prepared than ever to accommo-
late his patrons and the public who
may facor him with call. He has gone
to considerable expense In fitting up
couple of nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with all the latest i'm"
provements and conveniences. He en-
ploys only first class Workmen and those
vino paironize him will have their wants
attended to III style and will receive
courteous treatment.
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HORSE THIEvEs.-Horse thieves are
driving big business In the counties in
Kentucky bordering on the Ohio river
above Cairo. Within the last two or
three weeks five or six fine horses have
been stolen in the neighborhood of Col.
George Martins, south OF Blandville.
Several OF the horses have been traced to
Paducsh and recovered. We also learn
that several horses have been stolen
from farmers Lying in Pulaski and Mas
sac counties In this state, and that the
thieves have succeeded In getting away
with them.
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QyInnRstte school.

The Caro- Turner society ha. conclu.
dcd to open school in their hall, cor
ner Of Tenth and Poplar streets Tor the
purpose OF giving instructions IN gym.
Dastic exercises. Parents who desire to
send their children will apply q, X. Heb
saker's bakery, on Eighth street.
Terms. % cents per month. elw.
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THE REASONS WHY
All shoWid J.-y their Groceries from
Pettis a Bird.

Az shoWid J.ly their Groceries from
Pettis a Bird.
Below We give number Of reasons
why people should buy their groceries
from Pettis & Bird:
lst.-Becauset their stocks Is thu largest,
freshest and choicest In the city.
End. Because they sell goodsof every
kind cheaper than any other house IN the
city.
3rd.--Because they deliver goods more
promptly and In better shape than any
other house In the city.
4th.-Because they keep the most conf
plete stock, and persons desiring to
purchase iitfercnt kinds OF goods are not
compelled to 20 elsewhere because
Messrs. p. & B. have not got the goods
they want.
These we consider substantial reasons
why our readers should buy their goods
of PETTIs 4 BIRD,
Corner 18th st. and Washington avenue,
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Ar TIE PREsBYrsRiAN HuRcH.--The
services at tho Presbyterian church last
evening were Of very interesting char
acter, and the attendance was good. This
evening there will be meeting for "lh,
qniry and free conversation on the SUBJ
ject Of religion" All are invited to ut
tend.
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M.E CHURCH SERVICE. There WA
n very good aIrendan e ut the Mriho lis
church last night, and the services were
very interesting, Alter Il short serinnn
by the pastor, quite number rose for
prayers. and deep Interest prevailed
until the close. Ii is now quite Certain
: h II room will be opened early in III.
tb, Coming week tor noon.day meetings.
at central place down town, 10 which
all Christians, and the public GENERAL, ,
will be cordially invited. Services viii
be held again to>ni.ht al the church 1T
1870 O'Clock All are invi'ed. The
services were short last night, and ut The
close the congregation were invited to
attend the temperance meeting at the
hall,
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Children cry tor Pit. hers Cast0ri

Children cry tor Pitchers CastOria
II is as Pleasant to take as honey. 1t
contains no morphine or other deletsr-
lows ingredient, and Is sure to expel
worms, cure wind collie. regulate the
bowels and stomach, aid overcome irri-
ta,ion caused by rash or cutting teeth.
Mothers can rest, apd children enjoy
health, who use Castoria. Its HARM
less. It u esfmlaly speedy, and u 10
cheap. . asssst. n-ll.lSw
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TIE MuRPHys.--They have got the
"Murphy Movement" bad In the vicinity
OF Makanda aud Carbohdale. At the
former place five hundred have signed
the pledge. and at Carbondale seven
hundr' d have put on the blue ribbon
Rev. John A. Rodman leads the vain n,
Makanda. and Messrs Noble and Driver
ART the leaders Of the movement ia Car
bOndple
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Ghe 8ulletin,
SATURDAY, January 10, 1873.

Phil. Howard yesterday donned the
red ribbon.
Shell oysters Just received at the
Crystal saloon, HARRY WALLER.
There will be sociable at the Odd
Fellows hall next Tuesday.
Harry Walker sets free oyster lunch
every evening. "Don't you forget It,"
The box factory has again started
up and hence many up>town people are
happy.
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
ll-20.
"A pleasant social gathering was had
at the residence Of Mr.. John Taber
yesterday evening.
LosT.-A small gold cuff pin. The
finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving II at this office. 81
Mr.. Stillwell. who has been in St,
Louis for the last TWO or three week, re,
turned TO the city yesterday morning.
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
ll-2O
james Kennedy, foreman OF gang
OF men, has arrived from Chicago TO
work on the new incline of the Illinois
Central.
Oyster soup lunch at Harry v alkcr's
Crystal saloon every evening at. 0
O'Clock. l,4.u
A large crowd was Ia attendance at
the auction ol Peter Cnhrs furniture
yesterday, and we hear that good prices
were received for all sold.
Some OF the young men Of the lem,
perancc Reform Club are thinking and
talking seriously about having dance
for the benefit Of the club. Ii a dance
should be agreed upon II would doubtless
be success financially and otherwise.
FOR Butter, Eggs, Apples, ETC., call at
No, o. Ohio leyee.
H. II. LEIGHTON.
The WOman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet at the Temperance Re-
form Club Room this afternoon, at 3 |
o'clock. A iull attendance Is requested.
Mrs. RIrrEYHoUsE, President.
MoLLIE E. WEBB, Sec'y.
Query: "Why will men smoke CON-
mon tobacco. when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina at
the same price y
The Cairo Casino, having concluded
TO give a grand masquerade ball At
Scheel's hall on February Ali. the mem>
beJs of the society are hsrl al work !
making the necessary preparations for
the event.
"A iull line Of nannels ard blankets,
from the best manufactures Ia the couh.
try are now on sale ut j. Burgers at q |
sacrifice in the cost price. l2>lo>u
Don't forget the FREE oyster soup at
8 O'Clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner SIKH street and COMMERCIAL ave.
hue. l4u
WILL X. HAWKINS, Secretary.
Bakers Cod Liver Oil. Lime, and
Wild Cherry q".ckly relieves Throat aud
Lung diseases. and lmparts vigor and
new lite TO debiliated constitutions. Plea.
sant in Taste. j. Y. BAKER & Co.,
(Oct. l3, tw) Phiiadrlphia, Pa.
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Ars. Lettie Coleman has reopened her
laundry on Fourth street, between wash.
IN y,on and Commercial avenues, and takes
this method OF informing her old friends
and patrons that che Is again at their ser.
vice, and soIicits th'ir patronage. She has
reduced prices TO suit the times.
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|. WHEAT. The Makanda correspondent
of the Carbonate Observer says: 1.-The
wheat crop never looked more promising
at this season Of the year than at the pre-
sent time. The area sown is larger than
ever before. Our farmers are just begin.
ming to realize that this Is one Of the finest
wheat growing sections In the United
States. The wheat grown upon the hill
sells readily for from ten to twenty-five
cents per busLel more than for wheat
grown In other sections"
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Right \ ear the OLD atand.

Having wi,lArawn from the dental firm
Of Canine & whitlock, / will still continue
the practic Of dentistry ut No. 1856 CONNER
clal ave. between s.h and OH streets, ovtr
Goldshne & Rosenwster's store - third
door Lorth NJ Eight street. will be pleas.
Ell to zee all my old friends and patrons,
and attend punctually to their " ants In
the way Of dentistry. Very Res'py.
e. W. waITLoCK, d. D. s.
I'm 1855 Conf Ave-S doors north Of 9Th Of
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bOr Sale.

The following described property for
eale at a bargain il applied for soon, VIZ
Lots and 8. block 90. with residence
and improvements, corner Ninth street
and Washington avenue; 3 houses and
lots on north side Of Twelfth street. cor
nsT Poplar; cottage and lot on Walnut,
hear 23fd. NJ. J. HowLEY,
l>9-u. Real Estate Agent.
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Fred koehler, corner Eighth street
and Washington avenue and also ut the
corner OF Eleventh street and Washing.
ton avenue, IL selling the choicest family
lard In buckets ut the rnipously low
price OF sfvents per pound. II I'm
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AUCTION SALH.--An auction sale Of
horses and mules will tke place at Perry
Powers livery and feed stables this
morning ct ten 6'clock. Good work
horses and mules. Sale positive, and
without reserve. 1t.
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Notice,

All bills due the firm Of 81 uart &
Gholson must be settled on or before the
lst. All bills unpaid alter that date will
be placed for collection.
l9.lW, STUART & GHoLsoN.
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Vital weakness or depression: Il weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or courage;
the result OF mental ovrr.work, indis-
cretions or excuses, or some drain on the
system, is always cured by Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No, Is. 1t tones
up and invigorates The system, imparts
sireng h aud cnergy--stops the drain and
r'jnrnnal' the entire man. Been used
twenty years win perfect success ny
thousands. Sold by dealers. Price 81
per single vial. or So per package of five
vils aud s. vial Of powder. Sent by
mail on receipt Of price. Address
Humphreys homeopathic Medicine
Company. 100 Fulton street N. Y.
X.iuly l3.d&w
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Yarnell Bro. = Baking Powder rpqnires
only one tsaspooniul to the quartet nour.
Tor sale By al grocsrs. l6-lm
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B lbs choice Rio coffee. 81.
10 rs A sugar, 81. s
II ID. best New Orleans sugar. 81. y
And everything Else at rock hottom
prices. .yg stu & PErrIs b Bird
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Also just received a large lot u Var
nell Bros Baking Powder, the best
goods made only requires onstcaspoon-
tul to the quart Of nour. Give It trial
and you will NE no other.
16.lm. PErTJs 4 BIRD.
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LINIllEN'rS.
They Relieve Pain.
They subdue swellings.
. They cure burns withoutR scar.

The The White Centaur Linimentis now
the standard remedy Tor rheumatism, Neuralsia
sclatica' Lunrago, Frost bues, caSed rreasu
Itch. Lutannous rruptions, etc. Ia csc Linim.nt
nave stood the tests OF time They have perform
ed more wonderful cures Of obstinate bed. ridsen
crippss and have allevated more pains N shor CT
space Of tine than have all other Llnimsntss
Embrucations, Extracts, Olntments, and Salves
in existence Their sale Is increasing regularly
aud rapidly. Their best endorsers arc physicians
surgeons and vc,erinaYies. There 10 literally No
case of flesh bone or muscle ailmsnt upon man or
beast which the Centaur liniments will not Alles-
ate and generally cure But Il must he understood
that there are two kinds of Liniiaent the White
Is los family use AID the yellow Tor horses uni
animals. FOR horses and mules liable - Spawn
Ring -bone Sweeney, Gala, Strains. SuiDg-hal
rol,-e,il, etc.. the Yellow Centaur Lini-
menti wor.t It's w,is ht in gold We have
thousands OF certificates relating how thousands Of
valuub. horses have been speedily restored by a
dollar bottle Of this all -healing remedy. The same
is Constantly told Of The flusis on the human
tame Persons hobbling ON clutches tr ysnrs
fr m stiff joints Iunors AMI Old Sores have by
theuse .. the White Gen aur Liniment, hesn
restored to III use Of all their limbs The effects
arc next to iglrvels. We will giye<khe Llniment
To Any person who e<er heard OF railure. such
case Ia never been reported to us. Those Lini-
men,s ars now sold throughout the inhabitable
globe.
j. b, ROSE X O.. ls pey street. New York.
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fbe Tia nj " ave-It Has Struck Cairo
Just Received 5000 Of the celebrated
Tidal Wave, cent cigars. Try them.
Trade supplied. PETTIs 4 BIRD.
Dy-tf
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DpIea.

Just received, 300 barrels choice apples
At q Ohio Levee. ii. LEIGHTON.
If.
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WONDER UPON WONDER

Given Away--A strange, mysterious and most
extraordinary book, entitled "lilE BOOK OF
WONDER" Containing. with numerous pic
toriul illustrations the mysteries Of the heavcos and
earth. Natural and >upernatui NJ, oddities hinl-
seal, Strange Gu ios,ties Witches aud IL hcrait
lreams, Supsr.ttons Absui duties, Fabulous, Eu-
chan,ment etc. In order that all may this Curl
Gus book the publishers have resolved 10 give 4
away TO all that d,srp TO see IT, Address by postal
card Il GLEASON & co. 1888 Washington Street
Boston, Mass.
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WILL X. HAWKINS, Sec

Bakers Cod Liver Oil. Lime, and
Wild Cherry qr.ckly relieves Throat aud
Lung diseases. and imparts vigor and
new lite to debiliated constitutions Plea.
sant in Taste. JIG. BAKER & Co.,
(Oct. l3, 6.w) PhiIadrlphia, Pa.