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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-07
10. CAIRO ILLINOIS. SUNDAY, APRIL T. 1878
Ghe 8ulletiu.
DOGS IN THE GREAT STORM.
Although Starving, They Carry Meat
Given Them 10 Their Starving
Master.

Given Them 20 Their starving
| Master.
lOmaha Herald
The recent storm upon the plains was,
| perhaps, Tho most severe ever known. On
tfe morning of the storm two freighters,
Dir. James McDerhott and companion,
started from Camp Robinson for Sidney,
with their teams They soon got lost, and
| became separated, and, on last Saturday,
| Mr. McDernott was found under the fol.
lowing circumstances: lie had wandered
ioi twelve days, accompanied by two dogs,
without food OF any kind, exposed TO the
storm day aud night, sleeping without
shelter or covering on the cold ground, and
had wasted way 10 a mere skeleton. To
add to his sufferlDgs, one day he saw near
him some COW boys but was to weak 10
call out loud enough to attract their attcn.
ton, and liked q shipwrecked seaman who
sees sail approaching, but before 1t comes
within Mailing distance besrs away again
and disappe ars, he saw them pass from
him. On last Saturday, these same COW
boys heard faint barking or yelpiIg, like
that oil dogs, aud, following The sound,
they came TO them, The dogs were also
reduced 10 skeletons, and scarcely had
strength to stand, being in the last stages
OIL starvation. The COW boys thew them
some meat, but instead of eating it them
selves, they picked It up in their mouths,
got on their trembling limbs, snd tried to
carry 1t 10 their master. An thus he was
found. The TACT thst the dogs refused 10
eat tho mea. that was given them, although
they were dying OF starvation, but attempt
ed TO carry it to their furnishing master, is
testified to by men Of unimpreschabl. yer
scity.
Mr.. acDermott WAS carried to Sidney,
where he IL under the care OF the post sur
geon, with fair prospect Of recovering,
although badly frozen, while the dogs have
been cared for at camp nssr where they
have been found. McDermott in Lis weak
state talks constantly Of his dogs. ami begs
tor them to be brought to his bedside,
which wish viii be gra:!fed soon. Many
things connected with the great storm will
doubtless long BIO remembered, and the
stories told round many camp fire; but we
predict the one longest remembered aud
oltsnest repeated will be the story OF the
two dogs, who, when dying with hunger,
aud the food in their mouths, refused TO
eat, but tried TO carry 1t to their starving
master.
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

All 'un ertrr from this disease
no w. be cureh should try pr Kiss.
ners Celebrated Communicative Powders
These powders are The oniy preparation
Saown that will cure Consumption and all
diseases OIL the throat and lung Indeed -,
80 strong is our ialtn 10 them, and also to
conVince you tut they are no humbug, we
VIII forward to every sufferer, by MAI
postpaid, free rial box.
We don't want your moEoy until you are
perie-tiy satisfied Of their curative pswers.
IL You life is worth saving, Gon't delay IL
giving these powders Trial, as they vii
surely cure you.
Price, i9r large box, 50. sent TO any part
the Unites States or Canada by mail on
receipt OF price. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 Fult u street. BROOKLYN, n. Y
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nclFFV PIANO, ORGAN best. If LOO
18Aiii Startling news. Organs IL stops $50
Pianos only $3.50. Cost $3.50. Circulars Free.
ID. F. Beatty, Washington y.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption, that scourge of humanity, Ia
the great dread OF the human family, In all civil
sel countries. '"
feel contient that am In possession of the
,nly sure, infallible remedy--now known 10
he profession tor the. speedy. positive cure Of
hat dread disease, End ib unwelcome coscom
tants, viz, Catarrh, Asthma, bronchitis, Ner-
sous Debility, etc., etc. am old togy. / be-
icve In medicine. Twenty EIGHT years expe-
riense a. busy practitioner in the best con-
sumption hospitals 10 the old and new world,
has taught me the vslne Of proper medica ton
both local and constitutional in the cur, of this
great enemy of our race have found It. hat
] ON depressing. l started cut to say to those
suffering with consumption or any Of The above
Inaladies, that by address ,rg me giving symps
toms, they shall be put In possession Jotliis
great boon, without charge, and shall haye the
brneht Of my expefiencein thousands OF case
tons for preparation and use, and advice and
instructions Tor successful treatment Ut Your
own home, will 10 rsceivet by you BY return
NAIL, frUe Of charge, br s6dfegetpG Nl WI ~
pR. JOHN "a pURNETT, M, : "a,
wsllv lc7 JsSstSoAsteSs A6uisvill ~'' ~
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- lhtOr
THE CHEAPEST, AND BEST FAMILY MED
ICTN N The WORLD.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONsTIPATtOE,Ja udice,
bilious sttacks. sIOK HEADACHE, Collie, DE.
preston Of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart
Bum, sie etc,
This nnriyslled southern Remedy is war
rlntai not 20 contain a 'ar.ice Of Mercury,
OF any Injurious substsnec but II "A
PURELY VEGETABLE
containing those southern root aud herbs which
40 all ylse proVidence hHs placed In countries
where Liver Diseases prev II will cure oil
diseases caused by arrangement Of the LIVER
AMI bowels.
The symptoms Of Liver Complaint ere Bit
ter or bad lasts In the Mouth Pa!n IN the bach
sides or Joints, Often mistaken for rhelma-
tlsm sour stonnrh, loss OF appetite. bowels
alternately costive and lax headache. loss OF
memory with q painful sensation Of having
fallei 10 90 something which ought 10 have
been done debility, low spiris, q thick yell
low A,.Jearance Of the skin and eyes, dry
cough often mistaken for cor sumptinn.
Some iInes many Of these symptoms stterd
the disose. At Others very few but the liver, the
largest organ In tn body, Ia generally the s"at
Of disesses and II not regulated in tine, urea
suffering, wretchedness ard DEATH will en
sue
can recommend a. M effcacOus remedy for
diseases OF the Liver, Heartburn and DvepspaiR,
simmons Liver Eogciatqr LLwis WUSuEq,
VIZ Master street, Assistant PosIGestcr, Phil
Gddphla
I'VE have tested Its virtues, personally, and
nov that for D}spepi', Biliousncss AMI
Thr, bling Headache it is the beat medicine the
world ever saw, We have tried forty her
remedies before Simmons Liver Es.,ulstOr,
hut none Of them gave u more than temporary
relief. but the Regulator not only relieved
but cured he ED TELsoKAPH AND Missis-
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PRICE. TEN CENTS.
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e. E. Kunksl's Bitter Wine of Iron

Z. E. Kunksl'S Bitter Wine Of Iron
Tie great su !cess and dehg Ht OF tAe people.
~ TACT n0Ehtns Of the KIDD mas ever been Offered
To Tie American people which has 80 quickly
found Its Way into their good favor and he rty
approval ~ L. +. kunSel's Bitter Wine OF Iron.
dOee all It proposes, and thus gives uniycrsa
satisfactlOn. ltls gnarsnteed TO cure the Worst
cases OF dyspepsia or ind gestion, kidney or
nVer uisease, weakness, nervousness. consttpa-
DION, aciLiiy OF the stomach. &c. Get the gen
nlne, Only sold in 81 bottles. Depot and Of
ice 21g NORTH Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ask
ior huhkers lnd take no other. Sold by AL drug
gtsts
Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.
X. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron is sure cure
for this disease 1t has been prescri bed daily for
many years in the practice OF eminent physicians
with unparalleled success. symptoms are loss OF
appetite, wind and rising offood, dryne-s Ia mouth,
headache dizziness, seepessness and low spirits
Get the genuine. Not sold in bulk. only IN 81 bot
ties: sold by all druggists. Ask for h. Kun.
kel's Bitter Wine Of Iron ind take no other. 81
per bottle, or six bottles for So AL ask is trial
OF this valuable medicine. \ trial will convince
you at once
Worms, Wormsn Worms.
E.F. Dunkel's Worm syrup never ia,ls to
remove all kinds Of Worms. Seat, pin and
kel's Worm Syrup d.. klnkl Is the only
successful ply siolan in thi, cunry that can
remove Tape W orm in from TWO to four hours.
lie Is no fee until heal ana all passes alive and
IN this space OF time. Common sense teaches
IL Tape " orm can be removed, all other Worms
bottle OF Kunkel's Worm Syrup. Price pl 90
per bottle. tnaver falls--or send to the doctor
for circular NJ. 81 Norta Ninth ST., phi!adcl-
hia Advice free.
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Lame Back.

For Lame and Weak Back, Rheumatism. Trou-
blcs Of The Spite and Kidneys, il IL a truly won
deriui reinody. fhysiciAns eyerywh ncos-
ME lie great snpenority to other toreus llas
tiers and 70 al !inimsLN II relieves pain III
Snce an! cures quicker than any known plaster,
lnunent or compound.
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Worms, Worms Worms.
W.. r. SMITH, JR., NJ. D +.
Office and Residence:
No. q. Thirteenth-st., CAIRO, ILL

Notice.
Application having been made to his
Excellency, Shelby 81. Cullom, Governor
OF the State OF Illinois, for the pardon of
Thomas J. Ellis, convioted, Al the May term
!ls7,) Of the. Alexander circuit court Of
horse,stsallng, and sentenced to imprison.
is' hereby given that said application fer
parAon will be heard before his exceliency,'
Of Springfield, on Friday, the 18th inst,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-07
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR, OR MED
lCINE,

Contains four medical elements. never
found In tie same happy proportion in any
o,teT preparation, viz: gentle Cathartic. q
powerful tonic. unexceptirhsbls Alternative
and certain Corrective OF oil impurities OF
he body. suehsignal success has attended iis
uu tat II ia now regarded a. the
EFFEC1UAL SPECIFIC
AS Remedy in
HILARIOUS FEvERs. BnaEL CON.
PLANTS, DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DEPRF -
-ICS, REsTLEsSNESs, JAUSDICE, NAU-
SE., SICK HEADACHE, conc, LONsrIY-
ALTON and 81 -lOuSNEsS 'e
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
Armed with this ANTIDOTE, all ehsnges OF
climate and water and food rRy lie faced with
out fear. AS Remedy in MALARlOUS
fkNkRS, BOWL COMPLAINTS, REST
LEsSHESS, JAUNDICE, Nausea,
MANUFACTURED ONLY By
j. II ZtILFS,
Philadelphia, Pc.
Price fl,15. Sold BY all Druggi.ts.
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CAUTION.

There are dangerous and worthless limitations
OF Bensons Capcine Plaster in the market, The
genuine have The VOID Cspcne cut tn ough eacn
p'sser. sold by al! dIugsisS. Price 4Jc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-07
CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

The following named witne sses are among tho
thousands who have been cured OF Catarrh hy
the use OF DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
A Downs New Geneva Pa. d j Blown 81
Joseph Mo. G o Lewis Rutland VI,
station Wyo, j Merryman Loeansport Ind,
NJ NJ Post Loganspor Ind, w Bailey fremont
Pa, ii Ayers La Porte Ind, Jesse III Sears Fl
Branch Ind, l. l. Villa 4. 8 Canton Mo, W w
Inayer OnarEa Ill, S b Nichols jr Galveston Tex
as, r Reinert Stapeyille ia, S w Lusk McFar-
land Wis, johnson Williams Helmick OHIO,
Mrs d \ Curry Trenton Tenn, J G 10 In
IN lers GraysportOhio, & Il chase Elkhart Ind !,
Mira AeEry haigh, San Francisco Cal, Mrs n NJ
Gallusha Ia wrencev,lle N Y. w Graham \ el
Iowa, a o Smith Newman Ga, Chas e Rice
Daltimore Nd, Jesse NJ Sears Carlisle Ind, Danl
y Miller 1T Wayne I'M, Mrs Minnie Arnaiss 800
Martson Lowell Macs, w Roberts MaIicopa
Arizona, Chas S Delaney Henisburg Pa NJ C
Cole Lowell Mass. Mrs Z j Spurton Camden
Ala, Chas f Raw Frsdericktown Ohio, Mrs Lucy
Hunter, Pennington Ill, Capt f j Spauldns
Camp Stambaugn Wyo. W Tracy Steamboat
Rock Iowa. Mrs Lydia Waite shushan NY. J M
Peck Junction City Mont, Henry Ebe Bantss
Cal. Cummings Rantoul III, s Jones
Puebeston Four Corners n Y, George F Hall
Ebonlo Cal, VIM 4 Bartrie Sterling Pa II i.
sam 9iS Penn-st Pittsbnrg Pa, II, .Jackman
Msu Is Depot Ky, Henry Zobist Genevs n Y,
bros Hattie Pirrott MONTGOMERY Ohio. l. Led
W ok Chatham Ill, B Mccoy Nashport Ohio,
Winnie Darien Wis, John Ziegler Carlisle Springs
Pa James T0mpkins st Cloud MINI, Euoch
buer Pawnee City Neb, Joseph T. Miller Xcnia
Ohio, 5 II Nichols Galveston Texas, III T. I.sird.
Upper ALTON III, John Davis Prescott Arizona,
Ms Nancy Graham Forest Grove Oregon.
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PULMONAa

Ia Certain, Prompt and Reliable Remedy FOX
the prevention ami cure Of
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ca.srrh
and al Diseases OF the Chest, ti.'
aaa .@l Throat and Lungs.
II Is Also carnestiy recommended for All dsor
ders Of the Nervous and biooi systems bsing I'M
eQu.led as nerve6,oo aud brsin ioodi or, Z.
In met. zines or dirycr noin Oscar u SEES, sole
proprietor 10 COurtlunat street. New York,
krice one dollar per bolts Inioruns crcciar
sent free q sppiicanss la39 E1f plpTgifn ,roii7
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SICK HEADACHE

This Dir tres sing Erlicton occurs most fire.
quently, he disturbance OF the stomach,
arising nom iInPrfectly digested contents,
with disagre-a'dc nausea, and this constitutes
what is popularity known Us Sick Headache. For
prompt relief
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Ask Those Who
Know.

:. ASK aBy physician IL Benson's Capcine Porous
Plaster - not the bert plaster in the world. This
remarkable article was iBvenied 10 overcome tbs
great objection always found to The ordinary Po-
rous PI1aier OF allow action in bringing relief
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BAD TIL

Nothing Is so urpiessani nothing so common
~ had bra,h and in nearly every case IL comes
from the stomach. and can be 70 easily correct
II you will taxa simmons Liver Regulator
Do no, ncgec SO sure . remedy for this rc.
pnlHiva d order u will alsJ improve your
Appetite. nLnalexlon and @ ner al Health.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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iOMlNED CARDS, with name, Ice. Agents
tUout.lt lCc. L.JONLS y CO., Nassau, n. I.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
To February First.

The intention was to cut off all sub
scribers who had not paid in advance
on January first. But the roads have
been impassable.and many farmers
have been unable to get to town with
produce. Many of them also have
not sold their hogs, and consequently
We have been urged to continue the
paper until these persons can have a
chance to pay. In view OF these cir
cumstances we have concluded to
continue sending the paper for a
month longer, or until February first,
to all without reference to our cash
in-advance rule. This will afford all
good opportunity to comply with
the rule and no one can feel that he
has been treated unfairly if the paper
is stopped on him at the time we
have mentioned, : hssl8s - cac.t
We repeat in this connection that
we adopt the cash advance rule as
a means OF protecting ourselves
against those who never will pay.
There is in every community class
OF men who impose on the local news
papers In this way. 1t is positive
injury to the paper and those who do
pay and there is no security except
in the strict cash-in-advance plan.
We hope our readers will bear this in
mind, and now that we have given
this favorable opportunity We hope
there will be no delinquents among
those who intend to pay at ali.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17


Editor of The Republican:
Some time ago you requested your
readers to report their observations
upon wat is Familiarity known as
~Hog Cholera"
Recently / have been directly in
terested in this subject aad have
sought by careful dissections for the
pathology of this fatal malady. L
will only give in this item the con-
ditions found in pigs aged six months,
and for the sake of brevity will men
ton only the affected parts.
The mucous membrane OF the
larynx and trachea was pale, thick
ened, and covered with quantity Of
tenacious mucous. From ten to
thirty small patches Of Inflammation
were scattered along the intestines
from the duodenum to the colon, and
the vessels leading to and from these
parts were congested so that the
cappilaries were distinctly visible, in
the vicinity OF these patches within,
and sometimes adhering to its walls
were found about an equal number
OF fiat worms very much resembling
tape worms il not some variety Of
that parasite. A large number OF
round worms are associated with
these in some cases, and in one place
was inflammation of the spleen.
@. II. PococK, M. ID.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
CHURCH NOTES.

Communion service at the Pres
byterian church Sunday.
Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian
church every evening this week.
Rev. Reed and Faude preoched on
HELL" at their respective churches
in the evening of Sunday.
Quarterly meeting at the M. +.
church, Sunday. Elder Cissel,
preaching able discourses.
The week OF prayer was observed
in the Presbyterian and NJ. f.
churches.
Holy Communion will be celebrat-
ed at st. Thomac' church on next
Sunday.
The Sisters OF st. Michaels Acade-
my will give a sociable at the Acad-
emy this evening.
Rev. ]. B. Henry will preach at the
Lutheran church next Sabbath at
half past ten.
Sunday was hard day on the
dry weather christians who went to
church in their fine clothes, and had
to go home in the snow storm.
M. L. church seciable at o. w.
Babcock's on Wednesday evening
Jan. 23d. A genera invitation is ex-
tended.
The first social of the Reformed
Church, will be held at the residence
of Mr.. j. Benham, corner of Center
and Washington streets, on Friday
evening, Jan. 18th
The st. Thomas church sociable
will be held at the residence OF
Horace Corbin this evening. There
will be supper afternoon and evening.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
APleas ant Duty.

tits always pleasure to recommend
a good article. especially one that so
admirably sustains its reputation as
does DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, be-
ingperfectly reliable in every respect.
A severe Cough or neglected cold
yields readily to its wonderful power.
By it the worst cases OF Asthma and
Bronchitis are cured in the shortest
time possible. Consumption. and
Cough worn patients win remember
this remedy is guaranteed to give i'm
mediate relief. DIR Kings New Dis
covery is pleasant to the taste and
perfectly harmless. III you value
your existence you can not afford to
be without it. Give 1t a trial. Trial
bottles free. For sale by L. Tanner,
Ply mouth.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
OUTH, INDIANA, THU
out the locket, "was the only clue We
had to the doer of the deed!"
"Thatl" exclaimed Philip, gazi
WHO Is the Owner.

Mr.. Benham, the feather bed reno
vator, remembers that at one time
people slowed away their valuables
in their feather beds. Probably
that practice has long since been
abandoned, but he has watched and
and wished, for many years for
something valuable to turn out Of
some old feather bed. He has renO-
waited old beds that had apparently
been in use thousand years without
their contents seeing the light or
air; he has always found plenty Of
filth but until last week never run
across anything valuable. One day
last week, at Marmont. while at
work on an old bed he beheld a
plethoric pocket book, on the floor.
1t had fallen out OF some lot of
feathers, but whose he was unable to
say. He declines to make known the
contents of the book, and hopes to
hhN tiAC II UC ONACl by a NCcC1lpblOH
being given OF it. If no one can
come forward and thus identify it he
naturally concludes that it has been
deposited there about fifteen years
ago, from the looks OF the bills,
(Which are the first Issue. payable in
gold and that it belongs to him by
right Of discovery. We should Judge
that the treasure amounts to several
thousand dollars, IL it amounts to
anything at all. This should be a
warning to people against hiding
valuables in beds. for their presence
is liable to be forgotten, only to turn
up after the lapse of years in the
mysterious manner we have related.
Mr.. Benham declines to make any
statement on the subject, for obvi-
Gus reasons. nee
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
HE'LL ITEMS.

Major Kendall is on the fence.
Do you believe there is a hell?
John Hoham thinks there is hell.
A birthstone hell-the hell OF our
daddies.
II there Is not q birthstone hell,
then the scriptures lies.
A hell OF fire is promised Sc times
in the Bible.
1t is not polite to believe in a brim-
stone he'll.
The fashionable hell OF to-day is
about as desirable as heaven.
Mr.. Faude believes in a polite and
modern hell.
Mr.. Reed thinks that hell means
annihilation.
Doc Reynolds thinks that in hell
there are no horse races.
John Bender boldly asserts that IL
there Is no hell there ought to be.
Col. Poe thinks that il there is a
hell 1t is the hell OF cur daddies.
Editors believe there is a hell for
delinquent subscribers.
Beecher defles hell, but the time
will come when hell will defy
Beecher.
Revs. Little and Stringer have not
yet expressed themselves on the hell
question.
Judge Keith will hear the argu-
ment on both sides, take IL under
advisement, and forget all about it
Do away with the scriptural prom
ise OF hell, you have the same
right to do away with promises OF
salvation.
as there hell" asks Canon Farrar
Well, Canon, just you get home from
the lodge about l a. m. without a
latchkey, and see for yourself
II Is generally supposed that the
Bible is translated into good Eng
lish, and there is the plain English
which teaches there is a nell. ANY
child canprop erly construe it.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

The Murphy temperance meeting
at Argos last night was largely at
tended by the citizens of Plymouth
and Argos. The room. gallery and
vestrys of the church was so densely
crowded that it was impossible for
.ye reporter to estimate the number
Of people present. The meeting was
a grand success, resulting in the get
ting OF some of the most notable
r runkards in Argos to sign the pledge.
The following members from Plym-
-outh made very appropriate and elo-
luent speeches.: J. G.. Gallagher,
president of the N. G. L. o.; VIM. f.
Murphy, I'd vice president; Miss Gar
ner, 1st vice president; III. G.. Thayer; /;
A. L. Me tcalfe. and Mr.. Hutchens
Mr.. Clough of Chicago, was called upon
to speak but declined, and Mr.. II. G..
Thayer was called upon to respond
in his stead. Mr.. Thayer spoke con-.
cerning the youth of our land which
so touched upon Mr.. Clough's nature
that he arose and delivered an excel
lent and Impressive address to the
youths. DR.. Gould, Mr.. Holmes and
Mr.. Methany, Of Argos, delivered ex-
cellent addresses. .ttAi ~"
I
A new line OF Prints just opened al
the cheap store of
KLoEPFER & BoFINGER.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

with stool and cover in, and warranted
for five years. He will also sell beau
tiful New Style Organs, 5 octave, two
full sets of reeds. aud six Stops, for
$S5. WhitmOre is now selling beau
tiful New Style Organs, 5 octave, two
sets OF reeds, z Stops, with stool in,
for 800. Aud Whitmore sells the eel
ebrated Estey Organ; the Smith
American Organ; and the Kimball
Organ, all ffirst-class and warranted
for five years. Go and see him before
you even think of purchasing else
where. Room over Simon Beckcrs.