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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01

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Ctr. arst: Gr. 5rancis atpDOb, Office
Stunben 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01

Der @et3en ftntt BON @o6e su
8O9e. Nm lesten MtttwD@ purbe an
bieisem @labe fur ben Sul6el ni4t msbr
ale SS Gents be3ablt. &uf anbersn 6aupt,
mdrtten tanben bic @retsnrttransen, ME
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Ntlt9dutee $1.O1
Gbtcasp $1.O4
Sem gDrf $1.I3
Sob $1.OO ia
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01
Nene Mgenten.

Sur q utenber9 unb l1m9enb bat
S6err Soc. @ine
paielbft sef. bic G%(9entur btefe8 8lottee
nbernpmmen.
SIR Ga9lpr'S Sails unb umse-
9enb:
Serr 6. 81. MDr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01

&entreotlle it cine ntu ~seeranbete
Gtabt swilten Granite Sails anb Rtnne'
fota Ga1s.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01
st. Neters 1tnterffntunss=0e rein

DaS &rdnten. @ pmmittec tes Ct. Teters l~trterfIs>
un0s.Sereias rpm +. &cutaa i'm Stunt bis sum l..
0eutas I'm Suit 1878 befett aus fOIsenben Serren:
Oberer Ditrttt: Sauman Srbu, @efern Arr. unb
@artin Ctr. 8italu Qepnarb. BEL Stunts 8rauerei.
Srunt Saert. 5art Are. uub g8tnter Str.
uRterer Ttirift @alneS 9eter, Tentrerenec une
%He Str. 8arttrff Bernhard, Stantd Str. Grcper
Rraute Y~sretnsmitelieher tatsn f6 an elm Nitsiles
bes Svanten 6 rmmittees tires 0tfrittes III wenten.
Saepb S6ntbtus 5. Setret6r.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01
Stir 8aumetlter,

Der Ssa Ger tattslii&en SduIe in Iep pras, ecrtt
Gs:, wtrh an ben yltaeetbteteueen tta8eSeben. Das
Gebdute ion 30 hts 50 GUS ere6 unb % SIs tpH feiu
ane aus 3te8tlfeireu ~seitcksH. Steine unb 3ieeel-
hetHe ltetert bic Semeinee auf zen 9los. aleS hebrise,
Irbett une Material bat Ger Contractor ~ ~tefrreen.
Der GOutrdtt pirb am 10. Stunt {. s. mad 10 lbr Iprs
Mtttaes %rerseben.
3a sIet6er 3eit uerssn sisr SaupI6s. an Ben Weif.
e%ttteneeu ~rertauft rereeu, Sftieite bel Ger bieissn
SUfoffre, iun Sefea Der G6uIe.
OdS Sau= COMMITTEE.
Reu 9raa. Septt Co., Wttnu., Is. Wat, 1878.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01
8erlan9t,

Glaeu SHrf6cu psH IS Bis 20 Satreu, Ter Quf hat
eta @rseerit &ei9dtt 81 IerneH. 4a6iUiraaen in hies
fer Office.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01

8 II fen.

70. Wai. Srantisea Ssl3. 6ltsrn Peter Nattias
6pll uRb SUbapna Gtriftua ses. Wewsrs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01

5crr 6. u. Mpc.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-03-16
It Invariably Cures Coughs, Colds, Hoarsc-
ness, Sore Throat, Asthma, Croupand other
Affections Of the Breathing Organs.

Its soothing influence upon the iTrtated lin
ing of the air pnssages, is due 60 the ;act that
lis in rredicnts arc the ost elllcacOus pulmun
ic lmnleS known mencal e9tauy @ iGSi niSiS 3l
HOUND PLANT, Che1nic. lH uniteI win nc
mcaicInal principle OF The ABIES BAL1'
AMEA or Balm of GieAd. There orc besides.
five other botanlc ccment7 winch fivc addi-
tlonal Cflicncy 10 the drst nninCd two, .-,-,
Those who have usnl It say thn6 ilAL.A'S
HONEY or IIOEE HOUND An d TAR q not
the ORGANS Of respiration are ctfected but also
tna. is action is unusually rapid. n lew 90 eS
frequently serve to rehGve YER ooTvIcg oisoTGcg
the stomach, n fact that con DC auCEeu win
truth of put few con III remedies; II has an c.;-
tremely agreeab c tvnr. end u SOLD al n il|nlc
to avail themselves ct It's virtues.
tits simply manners TO u!le with C0IHh
Irritation Of the lhroat CnqsI Gna LHnGs Ni,,
conoueTabc difficulty IN tfo'e organs to.haY'
may IN Il few weeks dcvelope INTO Bronch,tlS u
Consumption, two diseases which carry more
victims to early graves, thsh any olher Ill 'uo
long list of bodily disorders
A Cough may be 1itiy termed the Pre urinary
stree o ,, G9nTs1Wpi9nu IN Il II m2nSY Q" %IsD %XND
TAR. is the sureet known preventive. Those,
thereof who would arrest The progress Ct the
DESTROYER should delay not moment TO taSo
CHIIDREN DERIVE great benefit from its
SOOTHING properties when suherlng WIN INC
paroXysm3 of Group and Whooping Cough. 1 ne
fret named disease is especially desiruc i've
among Young children and this reliable remedy
should b, Iert on hand in all honsero oiGS. BUY
THE LARGE PACKAGES AND EcoNoSlzG.
PRICES, 30 cents and 81. per Bottle. sold by
all Druggists.
G.. N. CRlTTENT0N, Prop'r.
No. z Sixth Avcnuo, New York.
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KANSAS 3

All about its Soil. Climate, Reso urces Products
Laws ami its People are gwen in the
KANSAS FARMER, a l0.pag6
Weekly, in its 18th wear.
Post paid no. soc.
Address, ]. X. HUDSON, Topeka. Konsas.
Has quickly taken a high place among agri.
culturai Journalism. Y. Tiibune.....W have
considered It among he best OF our EXCHANGES,
and a worthy representative of the West-Prae.
teal Farmer. Philad'a.. Our Kansas friends
sfOuld feel much pride In the high character
and sterling worth OF their state agricultural
paper National Live stock Journal ..Wo
cheeTtully credit II with being one OF the hest
edited OF our Western Agricultural sxcha nRoa.
--9prtt Of the TINES. ~, Y. dpsi6Wt
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-03-16

An Appeal Day will be ncid cn the 9th day OF
MARCH. 1873, at the COURT HOUSE. in tho
Borough OF NIauch Chuns, at TEN C'clcck in
the Fofcnoon.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-03-16

tits an TncnmparaDe Remedy for Bruises.
Ulcers, q It's, anu every irritable or unhea'tnY
condition Of the slln, and Is most seIV'ceahlo
remedial agent AMI source OF speedy reIlei IN
cases of GOut and rheumatism. -. .-.. ,,
Itlsa most deIrNh!e DL-lNFECrANp OF
CLOTHING OR BED LINEN, worn ana rsru
by persons suffering from obnoxious or COutAc-
ious dlseases. ana IS q Capital Kennedy ana re.
yentatlyp OF them, when used Gs an Infection
Persons employing II have no need 10 take sui
phur Baths, or to resort TO sulphur splirEs IT
oass'a KS an bS iunct oft1e TOILET, tits fae moro
deslrah'e than any COsmedc, = nee 1t do s not,
IEe aItc es OF tina. nature conceal Complexion
al BlCmishea but rem3yes Ihfr n, r., -, oroD1,
and the hike, spUeuilY yield to its clarifying m
huence and l. is the very best SOAP To Shnve
with because Il leaves the skin smooth and Irco
from the irritation produced ou a sensitive cuil-
Gle. bY the application OF the laZor. II alsD
completely eradicates DANDitUFF.
H0u.ewves declare II 10 10 excellent for
washing WOOLEN, LINEN, LACE, ana other
fabriCs and ladies' moving IN ;he oest cucles OF
metropolitan ami rural society speak q IN
Teshmonials pour in from all quarters Of tho
Union upun ITS PROP lCtor. many OF which hANo
been published in the form OF the anoat plmpl-
let prOcurable OF Druggists amt Fancy tnot5
Dealers, the Originals being open 10 pubic iu-
spectlon ut his MEDICINAL NAREHOUEE, No,
SIXTH AVENUE, NEW NORR, The Article Ia
moreover indorsed 6y the Medical fraternity.
Like mOsr other FGmOusReEellcs G LENN'S
EULIUUR SOAP has been Initiated. soaps
without thc smallest fraCuOu OF remedial ell
Cacy ha, @ been and are tnls ted upon the unsus-
pectng ond uhobserNan,, as genuine, i,iin, Suphumr vi
equal 10 the Great Snecitic winch their vendors
seeS to rival by underhand competition. The
public should therefore be eareIul to inquire
for GLESN'S Su. phur Soap by lt3 full name
and see that they get the cal article.
ors M and TgdSPSS, PiTocers TlS EeS1 GiHNs SULPHUR
SOAP, and will on demaI fort, supply thC
GESUN L THING to thclr CUSTOMERS.
PRIZES, 2j cents per Cakc. Box, g cakes
sent by mail, prepaid Tor ~ cents
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Canada and Europe, at reduced rates. With
our principal office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Office, we are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and des-
patch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at a distance from Wash
ington, and who have, therefore, to employ
associate attorneys We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as TO
patentablity, free Of charge and all who ara
interested in new inventions and patents are
invited TO send for copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents which is sent free to any
address, and contains complete instructions
how to obtain patents and other valuable
matter. We refer to the German-American
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Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Legationst
at Washington; Hon. Jos. Casey, late Chief
Justice U. S. Court of Claims; to the Officials
of the U. S. Patent Office, and to Senators
and embers of Congress from every State
Address; LOUIS BAGGER & CO., Solicit
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New Advertisements.
MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT,

Made by ANDREW G1AvE3, Jr., for the
County OF Cm bon, fox tho Year 1873.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05
CLOUD OF WITNESSES

The following named persons ARE among the
thousands who have been cured OF catarru by the
usc of Dir. Sage Catarrh Remedy:
Az Downs. New Geneva, Pa; ID j Brown St -
seph, Mo; Lewis, Rutland VI: Cha> Norcrup.
North Chesterfield. Me: Milton Jones, Serbia 3 Y ;
J T. Miller, Brd.er station, Wy; c Mcrrymau
Post. LOgansport, Ind; W Bailey fremont.
Pa; II Ayers, LHportc, Ind jesse " Sears Fort
Branch Ind. l. l. Williams, CaUton. Mo; W "
Ihaycr, Onarga, III; j. Nichols. Jr. Galveston,
Tex: + Rcincrt, Ntoncyillc, Pu: W LUX NcFsr.
land. VII johnson Williams Helm ck, q; Mn N
\ Curry, Trenton Tenn; G JOslin. KcrLc. II :
\ j Casper, Table Rock, W Va Lou. Andcr-
Gmy-p0rt, q; { II Chase. Elkhart: iLC: MIR Hen
~ liaighi, san Francisco Cal; Mr. + " GalluslM.
Lawwnccvillc. y Y: " j Graham, AGcl. 10: 4 .
smith Newman. Ga ChHs 4 Rice Baltimore Md
Jesse NJ ScGrs. Carlisle, Ind Dan r Miller. Fort
WAYNE. Ind: Mrs Minnie Arnaist, 80 Delaney II.
Ny: II W Hall Hastings, Mich VIM + Mhrslon
Lowell MAJ; Mrs { j Spurton, Camden, Ala: { +
kaw. FrcdcrickOwn, q: Mrs Lucy Hunter Farm
inGton. III capt Spqulding Camp Slumhaugh
Wy; ! W Tracy. steamboat Rock, 10: Mrs lAuiu
White, Shr shan, y Y: j VI Peck. Junction civ.
Mont; Henry Roe Buntas, Cal; l. 7 Cummings
lianoul. IL; l. Jone-. puehcstuu, FuEr Corners.
sterling Pa; II lkSgm, a> Pcnnst, Pttsnurc Pa: J
RJackman, Mlslcl's Depot Ky; Henry 2nhis, GUu.
eva. y y; Hattie Parrot. Montgomery Ohio: l. lid
work, Chatham, III; Il Mccoy, Nu-hpprt. q; " g.
Warner. North jackson. Mich, Mary Wiuur, In
ricn Wiz; John Lcglrr, Carlisle Springs, Pa: Jas
Pumpkins. 81 Cloud, Mimi; Enoch n4sf rpwrgr
city, Nch, Joseph 7 Miller, Ncnia, q; Il Nichol,
Galveston, Tex; II l. Laird, Upper Alton. M josh
Davis Prescott. Arizona: Mrs Nancy Graham, For.
ct rroNc, Oregon; j " Roberts MG,icopu, ~
zona.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05
COLLINS
NOltaic Plaster!
Az ELECTiO-GAINANiC BATTERY COMBINED
WIN 4 HIGHLY INDICATED STRENGTH
ESING PI.AsTER. FORMING The BEST
PLASTER FOR PAINs AND ACHES
IN1HE WOKIDOF MEDICINE.

Thee FlA,tcrs have now been before the public
for two wear. aud. HotN ih,tHudiug The immense
humber ui remedies ~ the form ul liuimott.. 10.
uuu. pain Cutvfs aud ordinary plA.t"r.. lhcy have
steadily increased IN ,HlC aud met with uuiN,r-Al
approval. evidenced by over one thousand IN.
solicited tc-tiuOnal. IN our possession. MANY
remarkable csscs have been certified to y, we'll
known citizens w oil pBtt. Of the United Siatc..
tupi". OF which will he sent free Of Chsr., To any
one dcsiring them. Improvements IN many Way.
have been mad, rugr"strd by experience ana u-o
uht III thought thsl the, nov perfect IA oNcr
r,p,Ct. and The bet Plaster 10 10, Murlt 81 M,di.
cine All weak from cNcry sufferer IN the land ],
single ttiSl The rrlC, j. - cent?. hlihop III the
tust J. double that 'tuy othct platter. But not
Wi'hsihudiug the cfurt. ui the proprietor 10 MAKE
til beet plaster III the WufG for tNr .cs.t money.
any similar remedy CSu u, hoUshr. uunl'r, Of un
.orupulous dcA,r- VII be- found 2, adv 10 ni.trpr,
,rui them for sUlfsh motives and cudrANor TO sub
sitUic other II NOg Erk iVt
Collins NoLTAIc PLASTER
Have II II you have 10 .cud ,ous for H.
Sold by all Wholc,Elc and Retail Druggists
throughout the United ~irics sId tHfada- aud ~
WsEhr a f"rTEG. rroprctu-r. kostor, Ma.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05

are abundant and prices are lower than IL
any other season for years,
The weather i, warm and dry,
though there are now some indications Of
rain. The rivers are well up" but are now
declining slowly. River rates to the south
are unchanged. Frcights are not very
plenty and boats generally leave port only
partly laden.
RATES OF FREIGHT TO NEw ORLEANS AID
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05
An Open Letter--It Speaks for Itself:

RoCKPoET, MAS, April . Isl.
Mr. EDITOR; Having read in yUEr paper the re-
ports OF tie remarkable cures Of caiarrh. nm n.
duCed TO ten what know about catnrrh aud fan
cy the "snun ana 'nnaIing tube maEcr--nlctc
dollar grahhcrs-Woud be gad if thcy could emilia
ZOn similar care III The papers. For twenty years
! have suffered with catarri. Tie nasal passages
became cumplctcl! closed SNUFF, dus,. a.hcs in
halhg tubes and -tCks wuHd not work. ;huugh -
Intervals would -EUti up the so-caed cutagrh -nuh
| gradually grew wsrse, aud no one can know huw
much suffered or what a miserable hcil- was. NJ
head Hchcd over NY ewes 20 that was CuufLcd to
my bed Tor many successive days suffering the most
Intense pain, which at time lasted for bS hours
All sense OF taste aud -me gone sigh, and hearing
gone nervous system shattered and constitution
broken, and | was hawking and spittn. seven
cighlhs of the time. prayed for death 10 relieve
me Of my suicrncs 4 favorable notice IN yOuI
paper OF Dr.. Sage Catarrh Remedy induced Rc to
purchase package mud USE il with Dr. Sagcs nasal
douChc, which applies the remedy by hNdrU-taC
pressure. the only way compatible with COmInuii
SENSE Well Mr., Editor it did not cure Inr IN three
iourihs of second, nor IN one hour or month, but
in less than eight minutes war relieved and ~
three months cured and have remained 80 for over
ID months. While using the tatarrh Remedy nrca
Dr. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery 20 purify MY
blood and strengthen my stomach, also kept my
liver active az bowels regular by the U-c OF Ms
Pleasant Purgaiivc Pellets, If my experience VIII
induce other sufferers 10 seek the means OF -.
lief this letter will have answered IT. purpose
Yours truly, = ID. RENNlCk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05

A regularly educated aud legally qualified physi.
Acan aud the most sncccssiGh u Ills practice
will prove. , ,n,,,,.,
Crlr- All FoRNs or PRIVATE, CHRONIC AND
sEXl' NJ DISEASES,
splRMAToRIns "a ASD nirorENcY, AZ the result OF
su,fah,,-r In Youth sexual abuses IN muurcr Years.
or other causes. aud producing some of the follow
ing effects Nervousness. seminal cmsriolls unght
emission hy drcanls( dlnncss Of light detective
memory. physical decay pimplos on thu ince, aver
zion To- society of females. confusion Of itons, oss
Of sexual power. &C.. rendering marriage improper
ar unhappy, are thoroughly aud permanently cuird.
SYPHILIS positively cured aud entirely eradicptcl
from the system. Con ORl,llEA, GLEET Orchiiis,
structure, Hernia (,r Rupture, Piles and other pri
Alr diseases quickly cured.
II l. rr,tcidCnt that II physician whoptyssprc'al
hichiul Ia u certain class oi diseases and Treating
ihonsnnd" annually acquires great shill, PhyHlthns
hhoNing this fact often recommend persons to my
care. When II Is inconygniuut 10 visit the city Tor
treatment medicines can he sent privately and safely
ny mail Or express anywhere gtti KAN N
CURES GUARANTEED IN NLL CASES UNDER
TAKEN,
Consultations personally or hy letter free and In
NitrG. Charges reasonable ind CORE sponccncc
strictly confidential.
4 PRIVATE cot NSELOR
Of no pagCt sent 10 amy address securely sealed
iliny GUI cents. Should b. rrhd by VII. Addrcs.
~ above once from Y A. N. tosl' NJ. sundays
t0ip,M.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05
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COMM ERCIAl..
CAIRO, lhls, MoNDNY EVENING, ,
Ipn. - $50

CAIRO, Lbs, MoSDW EVENING,
June >, 1878.
Trade since our last report has been light
in nearly all It's branches. The harvest
seasons justfairly commencedinthi> section
and MS u rule farmers and planters have
laid in supplies sufficient TO tide them over
the busy season. To this and the fact that
the hot season--the summer months. when
business is always du,l-rc upon Us, may
he attributed to the present sNgnation IN
business in this market, However mer-
chants here have noreGsan tocOmplain. They
are doing a fair share Of the business when
compared with the larger and more prcten.
tious cities round ubout us.
As rule prices remain about us last
quoted with slight advance in one or
two particulars notably provisions Stocks
of four hay, oats, meal and in fact almost
everything, are fair and receipts liberal.
Country produce Of all kinds ard qualities
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05
l. a Nj r. Il ACk.

For lame aud weak back rheumatism. troubles Of
the spine and kducys. II l. truly wonderful rene
Gy Physician, everywhere recognize H. great ~.
pcriority To other poruns plas,cr- aud to all lni-
mcnts. II relieves pain NJ once Hud curc- quicker
than any known plaster, liuimcnt or compound.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05
The POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

now pending II one Of great import.
.Icc considered In both it, National
and STATE aspect: .lll Congics.
-ioEai delegation vii, hc chosen; u
Legislature l. 10 bc elected which
vii, determine the successor 10 Hon.
K. J. Ug.c-hy in the United state,
senate. Believing the .uccc-. oi the
Democratic party 20 be essential 10
the maintainancc Of good govern.
erumcIt, the Bulletin will HlwAy- be-
found advocating it, measures and
iahorinu for the suCcc.. Of i,s repre-.
.cntstiyc,. To promote these do.ira.
Die eud. every Democrat should cX:
crl himself IN Gie.rmiuatiLg tho
ruth of hi- party, and III no way
can tii- be more c:lcCluuily done
than by tlc circulation Of his home
paper.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05

Buy none Int the genuine Boyd Top and
Mason Jar, as it !, the only jar guaranteed
to keep fruit Can be had al y. Hartman {,
CroCkcry Store
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05
ASK THOSE WHO KNOW

Ak any phy.ican il Benson rapriuc Porous
S,as,.r j. not thc bet plaster II the World. This
remarkable article wEs invented to overcome the
great objection alWAys found 10 the ordinary porous
plaster oi ,low action ia bringing relief
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05

The manufacturers received he i.he'l sud only
awarG oven to ruruus Plaster, ~ the Centennial
NvNsrtaui Pcusun- tBuciue Plu-t,r ,u be supo.
rio! 10 all other Porous Plaser and 10 all liuimuI,s.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
steamer Jam. ~ rndgeea
knic knlcy NcN orignn,
Port Port E Enf T and nar.c, - Ncn or.,aa.
- Co. ,, i,,f,rs,t
Exchange, pin.burs
Gold Du.i New Urlearr
Departed.
Steamer Jane Jan, y t Dr. PaSn'Ih ,.,,
kkeiekirney = Loq,'
Po,, End. and lar,,c, -. Loui,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05
MEDIC Al.
BENSON'S
Cpcine Porous Plaster.

n on the Ordinary por n s't,uglhruin. and
Ors plaster. pslL.ki,!i agent IN unc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05

CAUTION. woriRic , ~ Imitation. &C" Of
Bcnton's Carcinc Plaster In the market The gen
uine have the word "CSpcnc' cut through each
plaster. sold by all druggists Price - cents
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05

EyERYTnING in the way Of Frui; Jar and
Jelly Glasses 70 lee had al bottom prices at
Hartmann Crockcy Store Cor, Sixth and
Commercial avenue
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05
Tie Daily Bulletin

T. served 10 city subscriber. hv car.
ricr. ~ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
week. payable weekly.
BY mai! in advance: one year.
so: .iN month";, $; three months,
$50; one month, 81. Postage Tree.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05

] WILL sell On easy term. my farm it.
uatcd in Pulaski county, containing one
Hundred and Sixty Acre, in cultivation,
good Improvements, in all respects; situated
three miles northeast Of Caledonia.
MhTmEw RoAcH
For information, apply - john Hogan.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05

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cars '','N,o % = '"'S Wv ''C, - vas "''''-
III '"'N' 70'' '"'S w. III 'u'N' w.
MEAL There Is no change N
tins branch Of the market. Prices
arc unchanged, and tie demand
continues fair, and the supply about
equal. We report sales Of $50 bb!s. City
Mills, - 2o@2 %; $50 bbls. on orders
$2 30; 100 bbls. c. X. D., - l0@2 -.
OATs.-Recc!pts OF oats have been large
and the supply l. above the wants OF the
market Nrcelp'S '"-""y Will ho' la'l sio''
Oh % can ne demand i "Si'' anu P,I'eS
unsteady sa'cs were cars mixed IN
bulk. 2jlac; car do. in sacks, SOC; ? cars
mixed in bulk, 26c.
HAl.-Thcrc is very little demand for
hay and prices are still lower. Receipts
are small and there is very little on hand.
Sales reported were car choice mixed,
s.; car choice Timothy, 81 80; ! car do.
$40; car low grade $ 80.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-05

Each package contain. pr. Slulords Improved
luhH.lHg Tube with M directions for IT,, IN oh
ra'rs. Price slU For ,sir hy Ill Whoc-ulc mud
E'fil bragc-t. throughout ne United Stg;o- and
laLHdls NtEk- \ PuT1rR, General Agents aud
Nho.c-Hlc Druggists. Bo.tou Ma.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-29
Wyom;nq's Oil Region.

In Il recent letter a correspondent of
the Deadwood Times (V. G. Keller
writing Jan. %, says:
"The discovery of petroleum in the
southwestern part of the Hills having
created quite a stir among II popula-
and examine into the matter. Having
had a slight experience in the oil re-
gions of Pennsylvania, as likewise in
California, L venture to express II few
opinions in regard to the discovery in
the Hills. The springs are located
about eight miles In a N. n. w. dircc-
ton from Jenney's stockade. There
are about six springs, and they will pro-
duce from 20 to 40 gallons of oil per
day each. The oil is used for lubricat-
ing purposes in nearly, if not all the
mills about Lead City, and it compares
with the best l ever had an opportunity
to examine in the east. The specific
gravity of the oil is about 500 and it is
remarkably free from parafine. The
belt seems to III from north to south
or nearly so. The formation of the
country is a soft gray sandstone, capped
by shale of a bluish-gray cast, extend
ing from east to west, according to my
W observation, at least twelve miles,
and pitching to the west at about 20 to
25 degrees. The extent of the forma-
tiOn macmillan tn pafrnIaup, from, month
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-29
Keep Faith.

The Colorado Central was built trib-
utary to Cheyenne, instead of being
built to Pine Bluffs, upon the promise
of our committee that our people would
give S15O,OOO in bonds.
If the bonds are voted to-day the
Railroad will forfeit the S150,000 of
bonds, or S95, 600 in cash if the railroad
to the Black Hills is not built from
Cheyenne.
If the bonds are voted to-day it is an
additional reason why the road to the
Black Hills should start from Cheyenne,
as there will then be $500, 900 in bonds
depending upon the result; and should
100 miles of railroad to the Black Hills
be built in Laramie county, it would
add one million dollars to our assessed
valuation, sufficient to pay the interest
and principal of the $780, 600 of bonds.