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Decorah-posten., 1878-11-06
Wtinnciota.

= Hso Mln9 bar "Bolro Of
8roos" psbtusst en- Briluiniu8 ON.
at Bpsn 9iusr Ell YrGmie al $50.
900 til buiIfetlombellt 8ompani. Der
oil anlG9ss en- ~alminsslis iolio
Smaliporbnnc msIlsm Heo Bins
os Waufatp.
- Suobp9eerne al Binoua er /
fort Spltuos / N~nlsonin9 al line
Brenbs; De sr / Gssslsu be iaa.
fnIots "Orips. @sus", % paa Den
SIa9s er Der Yatent. iaa busr
Brpnoeier bar at bstaIe til ct Rom.
PAM i Wiunsnpolis $40. Iu er
Der / Bpen mcllem 1900 o. 1000
Brenoe, lna bet plloe blipe Ell an
leeli0 8apitol. Waporen er bleuen
Operbra9st uGrmsre at nnoerle9e,
bborIsosS Oct iOrbolbsr Ils meo esnne
Sa0.
Gu SfiGrpsIle of BrGnospius
Ioueu iaalsoes. at BrGnoepin lite
maa itiGufes I'll miuoreaariae Stu.
better susr uirfelise SruffcnboIts
uoen Ell Wulft fra s. til 800 Git
pso StemmeGipnins life islennsm.
- Yrof. 5bomaS pco Carleton
college / NOribfelo 1T IN 3ommsl'
hnasr alrslss brGffet. ipet ban ulloe
bsiGlts ct 5ous til ben itors &lotfe.
s. 3umbrota iflpo lloitleosn
Snsoas paa aaben 8aosn en- Irsm'
meo Wnno Ell Wr. &scis Der al
Steost slennsm 3nnsen. Wanosr
iiober arrsltsret, % &esie fan nepp'
lepe.
- Sobunnes Nelion. Ell Sarmer
Der / lang 8io bar boet lenosnicl
Cannon Sails, bebe plnbislis site'
ct Yar Minuttsrs Slosbshnos Sen
BAG / iOrrise llse.
- Span grlcion. Ell Sarmer
NsrbSben at gurnioe / @ooebn
eountp. milteos iorriss llss pse 81
tsbranb I'm Stalobpanins, 600 Sn
iksls Spsos. 500 Buibcls $aprs
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-06
NnlprnNp.

3 69nsilst Yueblo beniuo 10
Nrbsirsre, ben enc ira Ct. 9ouis.
Den nnocn ira Bolton. Sc 9rsrtoc
iis opsr at uere bsreusos Sribsosn.
q latte SO paa Bpaninsen for at
iubs 9eilisbsb til at unbilippe. MN
Mt iusen Nulonins bsrtll % miitsos
yipst / 6lnmmsrne.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-06
WtarglanO.

Strsifsn blanot Sltersaabnsrns sr
tlepsn mere o9 mere alminbelis %
bar TRAIT il9 til ale Sitersbuis i
Baltimore. Gn Sa9 p~araosreoe bs
Ell 1900 Wano itGrfe siennsm Bp.
ems 8aber, mso Wuiit / Spicien
% bolbt en- Concentration UNDER
aaben SimmcI. SaIer blep bolbtc,
Strsifsrue blep o~piororsbe til at
ltaa fat beo ut SorIunssnoe ON
beisrs Detailing for lit Mrbcice, %
bIanot Snltrne par Der snbos en-
8uinos. Snssn uorosn fanot Stso.
Sntst NsolGaniu9sstablislemsnt er
for 6ioen / Tirtiombso.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-06
Wisconiin.

Waoilon -0e tre llmennelter,
Ole SaIOOrien 5Obn Nnosrion %
Nls Nnostlou, ON bpsm ri toll
9trs bar bctettst at be paa en- NOR.
oerli' Waaoc OrcriaIot % uoplpn
orsoe ben somIe NsIat yse, bar MI
Orret ltiusoe nj ,Sorber. Ole Sal.
uorlsn o. Nils Nnosion tilitob i'm
6Orbrpeslis % nj ia icemt Sirai.
Den 6erlte IL % Den anoen 10
aars 8uslbuS. Gen 5rsois. SObn
anoerion, paoitaar at u9re uitpl.
Dig o9 bar oerior nonu life faasi
IN 0Om.
Yaa 8oib'ouon9 bauos man
laor It iGrosIeS aoot uobDits al Il
ne 8obatsplanta9er.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-06
Sn0fdnoef.
Soma.

SionT Gitp lite NoDbr. - p5emtl
3noionubern, 8utter % Bigger. on.
fom hsriil ioog paa Oafota Soutb
srn S~srrbansto9 unou SpIiGt Of
aapiein Yratt Of be ,Soreueoe Sio.
iers Urine. Sc par paa 8elen I'll
Sampton / 8ir9inia, bpOr be fl
oporogcs peo Den normale Sano
4ancbru9sifcle.
Nils Gbtiitsnien. l6 Var gam
mel, bOenoe / 9Owiro Sountp /
RCrbscen Of Bonair. nj for nOals
So9s iiren lin R0fie b%rutfet. lost
ban iunUi'Ieoes / ct SOug bpOrmsc
ct 6aor itob bunost. San beoe
eieblltteIi9.
8ppe Wile cltsnfor Sbsloon
Ieb Ct 6onllrnttionstrpn al Gin
nsrne 6irsbo9 / forriss use, %
ilere WNrnclt,r fom ilemt illltaoe
q Is Yniiction al Charles Sin
bIcp crGbt. MoitIligs 5srubanseOs'
ne bleu btipcslist rampOnsreec.
6Or nople 0aSe ilocn Opolse
be fSrnnt NIfsn, en- 8ut paa l6
Oar, lOm 9iGtehe areainrer | goa
Gouuip. at en- Yroiriebrnno urrme
Dc iie bans 6aoers Speoeiiotie. 0ln
tOg Ia ltrnr oct 8Gppe. ban bauos
pna Ssli,n, iom ban REQ paa, opp
peoe eet / en- BGt % Iorie9te al
lufie ,5lammrrne Wsn Scoen blsb
mart llG iirTt at ban maaiie Tor.
le9e al reooe iig ldp, oa ban loa
i9 omlutid at Slosn. San ino'
bpllcos osrior NJ 3oUso % iius
Stulorc meo SGppei % liprleoe
imoo Suerns "a ban par fommsi
iBleuasm. iolot sGppet / 5illsr fra
bperanore. bans NesIe % 5in9rs
par btiuoelia lusone. O9 bans alGoer
brGuote lua ban maatte rlus osm
al ia Sfosne par iissts inols.
ois. al ban ltts iunos iaa nem al.
Ger hoo ban M, neatn. blGIpeIes
% llosnoe iiore Smuter, uesn al
pIoe bpao ban lfulos forsta9e i8
oa bans 6lo,r tOm iii o. bar BAN
bi,m Wm oe uarcoe III, mere
emo Ct Yar llmu. ier ban oeoe al
llns Sranoiaar.
SWo WolL aasisru Tor StO
lsionod / Geire SOwnibip, Yocl
boni0s County bar p9rst bortc ouer
ell uats 30 og Wcget iposr paa
at bon er rali ior Aiuor. 9ans
a0uiiou CT ire bltusn iOrnutt. bar
lipIou Sopnlblppst $1,000. % oil
bans Gluoom Ct pdniiat ior iulo
0rroi.
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necbtrnoic / 5reoass meo 9lt.
bUao oerinoe %ionntes. % noale 2un.
orsoe Vuibsls Wnls I Ct Stur plo
Sioeu Of Slosn uobreo, meosus
Welcrns 4 bl,mme % ipilie IN
Wlooa9.
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Dag en- Stalobpsnins os ct &o.Gio.
ass &aauiHesbus ligs / Narbseen
al sown SolsI BET iaa lGu9e no
iOm ON 9OtsIet uainu l'nIoe itrure
mso. 8abet paa Spanin9sr o9 30
bare bsIe5er ia nj $4,000. men BET
belle 8elfb oG,fes pso AsurarcS.
8sioitain9en / Beacon. Wabni'o
Gounip CT beieite Srao oprert
opsr, ION Dc trOr. al bare oponest
en- iorm.lil Banhe al 9igiuue. Gn
OF Mnden ira Neofnt ora9le nplla
III 5trnbansospOtst pso Beacon TO
Slitleuotr. aoresiereos I'll bans 30
prl / 8eoinf men Nssntm initsot
Wlsiauft % ban % uoaIs al hama
Bellsnts aubnebe Den enc % ilnot
osrI 9lsst AZ en- upIiS / NGrbsoen
al 8psn be9rapst Wano. Der bIso
eieblltfsli9 lelesrattret Ill asotuts
YolitI al oct ltuloe arreiters NOttO.
rem. 0tite par oeu treble SSOrisn.
belle al peu Sla9s til 0r. Wotep
/ 9ebet al Ell Waaneo.
9r. s. &. Ynrrp / Yaptn.
port bar inoiai / "aeaosmp Of Sci
sncs" rsriieos in botanlite Somllua
pan 80 coo GrempInrer. Oct sr ct
llcbptte SO Ndrs Nrbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-06

800 Yuibsls Wais, 30 Cons Se,
to 8eapere o. andre 8soitabsr.
Yaitor s. e. GIcuien at
blooming Yrairie bar al Selbrebs.
bsnipn isst lis neot til at ironse fig
ut aalo ira ieritfommenbs lite
Warts.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-06
Nicin ylnrf.

Ser anfom berill forriss 6irseas
100 Wormoner fra England. Scot
lamb % @alss; no9ls faa par ira
Stanbinapien. Sor Oct Wsits be.
TOO be Of Saoncpsrfsss, Bisr9mGno
% Mrbsibsrs Der par life mango
al ben assroprfenoe 8lasle. Mor.
m~onIanbst trrnssr mere til Oct fer.
tie sno De iibits Sla9s % moota9er
Dem bsrfor mep 8lcoe ; oa 9anosts
e9en uu9oom / 8s9elcn pGl9er
Mssrbrus iom lin 4spsusi. glcer
Barber. iom lsbiassoe cenne Slot
S%nopanorere oplpits. at Der laar
par tomue 10000 til Wormonis
men ompsnote Ysrionsr til Utah.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-06
WajbingtOn.

Ser bar TO BcntfaIlitter Der |
Sorsoass. "tbs @srman @meriean
National" os "tbe @srmau @meri'
can Carvings 8uuf". BlanSt Snb'
Hpoune bsriisr flor 6OrbitreIie. D.
laa / 3rop. q. y. itul otter BERTH
anfomns 8patsr "lbs Merhants 4
Ws6anicS State Banf" bope lno'
itilet fine Bsialinser.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-09
HosteIter's Almanac.

The edition OF 1873 OF the sterling Medi
cal Annual. known as HOstetter Alma
nae, is now ready, and may be obtained
free of cost, OF druggists and general
country dealers in all paris OF the United
States and British America, and indeed
in every civilized portion Of the Western
Hemisphere. II combines, with the
soundest practical advice tor the preser>
walton ami restoration OF health, large
amount OF interesting and amusing light
reading, and the calendar, Astronomical
items, etc, are prepared with great care,
and will be found entirely accurate, The
issue OF Hostetter's Almanac for ISIS, in
the English, German, French, Welsh,
Norwegian, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian
and Spanish languages, will in all proba
bilility be the largest edition Of a mediCa
work ever publihed in any country. The
proprietors. Messrs. Hostetter 4 Smith,
Piusburg, Pa, on receipt OF two cent
stamp will forward copy by mail to
any person who cannot procure one in
his neighbornood.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-09

Diseases .. choleraic type prevail, or
there Is cause to 'pprehend d visit from
them, the system should be toned, rcgu-
lated and reinforced by course Of Hos
letters Stomach Bitrers. Perfect digei-
lion aud a regular habit OF body are the
best safeguards against such malad!es,
and both are secured by this inestlmable
tonic and Alternative. The BIIters are
also extremely scrviceable in remedying
such disorders. If promptly taken In
bilious cole. diarrhpa and cholera NOR
bus. the disease is usually frustrated. In
darrhra cases, it is only necessary to
restore the tone of the relaxed bowels,
and this ia one of the specific ellctcs OF
this medicine. Wind on the stomach,
heartburn, biliouSness, nausea, headache
and other symptoms OF disturbance in
the gastric aud hepatic regions are also
speedily relieved by this excellent remedy.
As a family medicine it is Invaluable,
since it promptly and completely reme>
dies those ailments which are Of most
frequent occurrence.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-09
rHE r0ry's DEATH,
mn SACRED CoLLLGE iNp INA rArAL
EIlTIIDN

III. SACRED coLLLGE ANp INA rArAL
TLlCrIoN.
The only thing that seems certain, in
the event oi the rOpe's death, il that the
members OF the sacred college will be al
lowed unlimited liberty OF action. II
they wish 10 leave Rome, the Italian
government viii supply them with the
safest means of conveyance by land and
sea. Ii they prefer TO abide where they
are, the same government will guarantee
them the most efficient protection with
out or, il the call tor it, within the walls
OF the Vatican. All writers on papal
conclaves, amoug whom | need only
name Mr.. W. {. Cartwright, agree
in describing the interregnum be-
tween the death of the Pope aud the Sc
lection OF his successor, down even 10
comparatively recent times, as "a period
of riot and brawl which made Rome a
perfect bear garden, in which criminals
let out OF Jail enjoyed themselves mighti'
ly at the expense OF peaceful folks. We
read that il was an established thing Tor
the mob to rifle the Pope's palace. There
were instances in which 1.-THE conclaye
itself had to be hurriedly protected IRON
invasion and sack by reinforced guard. y
We read that the death-beds OF many
Popes ''have witnessed shocking cases
OF destltution and abandonment, coupled
with outrageously indecent treatment
of the corpse" Even Gregory
XVI. the immediate predecessor OF
Pious N. died in manner unsttend-
nd :" the cardinal penitentiary whose
duty il was 10 read over him the appoints
cd PRAYERS for the dying I" not having
been summoned in time" Up to recent
times, also, lit was an established abuse
that the cell of newly-elected Pope
should be sacked by the conclayists'
secretaries, confessors aud other clerical
attendants OF the cardinals, each mau
carving Of what booty he was lucky
| enough 10 secure" The contents OF that
cell ''are now the perquisites OF the new
Pope's Glmerierc, an individual who
stands in the position of familiar mental
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-09

be framed and stand at batter OF one in
eight. The cap and sill OF the bents TO be
l2Nl2 inch square timber, the caps to be
twenty 90 feet long, and the stills to pro-
ject on each end two feet past the outer
edge of the outside posts. The posts to be
mOrticed and tenoned into the caps and stills,
and each tenon to be pinned with two
three-quarter p inch square iron pins, and
each bent to be braced by two diagonal
braces OF l2A2i inch plank, well fitted and
spiked on caps, posts and sills.
The bents 10 rest or stand upon four mud
sills l2Xl? inches and eight Isl feet long set
in the ground and placed on the alignment
Of the work.
The carriage way OF the trestlework to
be sixteen l5l feet wide, the floor plank
10 be thee 81 inches and not over twelve
~ inches wide, and to be well spiked on
| 10 the strip gers and floor beams.
GAe door beams TO be made up as follows {:
two ~ stringers of sXl2 inches set on the
caps and sixteen (l6) teet apart from out
side TO outside. The space between said
| stringers to be equslly divided for seven
| Id beams of 3Xl2 inches each and each set
OF floor beams or -pans 10 have three (S) sells
OF heriingbone bridging OF 2X4 inch scsn,-
| linz.
| The stringers and floor beams 10 rest st
least six O. inches on The caps.
| The striDgers 10 connect by half JOINTS
and TO be fastened to the caps by one inch
round spikes or bolts eighteen u.s. inches
| long.
| A railing or ballssters four a. feet high
| TO be constructed on each side OF above dis.
Cribed trestlework. The posts TO be 4X6
inch clees and brsced on the caps and fasten-
ed on TO the stringers by two t2) one.hali
inch bolts, The parts to be six (6) feet
apsrt; the hand rail 2X4 inches, and an
axle guard OF 2Xl2 inches, ali well fastened
on TO the posts.
All of the above timbers TO be OF white
or burr oak OF best qua lily, and
the work done in a thorough and work
manlike manner, and under the supervision
OF such person as the committee on streets
or the city council OF the city OF Cairo ma!
designate.
The approaches to above trestlework ant
bridge to be OF earth and with q slope o.
not more than one in ten and not less thar
sixteen (l6j feet wide on top, with q slope
TO the base Of one in two, Bids will be re-
ceiyed for bridge, abutments or foundation
SEPARATELY, or for thu whuie worn.
The right to reject any or all bids, Is re
served. J. Il. PHILLIs,
dtd. City Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-09
GrMprnI DelIIliIH.

Vital weakness or depression: a weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or courage;
the result OF mental oyer-work, indis-
cretions or excuses, or some drain OH the
system, is always cured by Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Is. 1t tones
up and invlgorates the system, imparts
strength and energy-stops the drain and
rejuycnates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by
thousands. Sold by dealers. Price 81
per single vial, or s. per package Of five
walls and 81 vial Of powder. Sent by
mail on receipt OF price, Address
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Company, 100 Fulton street \. y.
y.inlv13,I,(w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-09

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK, J
Cairo, Ills, Jan. 3, 1873,

Cairo, U.s., Jan. 3, 1873,
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office, directed to the city council Of Caro-,
Illinois, until . o'clock Tuesday evening,
February 10th, A. ID. 1878, for the construc-
ton OF q one span iron bridge, together
with the approaches or aDutments and
foundation, across Cache river, about one
and one. laIf miles from Mound City rail-
road depot, and four miles north OF the city
OF Cairo, In the counties of Alexander and
Pulaski, state OF Illinois, according to the
plans and specifications prepared by John
7, Hely, Esq, I. h., now on file and sub
ject to examination IN this office, the speci-
tications of which are az follows. viz
Said bridge and trestle work 10 DO made
up of eighteen u.s. openings OF eighteen (lS)
feet from centre TO centre Of posts, and one
span OF one hundred 900 feet across the
river bed.
The one hundred 1907 feet span to be Of
Iron, and so pr0portioned that load OF ten
(l0) tons distributed over twenty coy lineal
feet at the centre OF the span shall not
strain the iron over twelve thousand
~. 900 pounds per square inch tensile, or
oyer seven thousand i've hundred C,,5O0)
pounds per square inch shearing strain
The strain in compression TO be In at (,
least In the proportion to the ratio OF
length TO diameter, by Gordon's formula.
The span OF said bridge to DO one hun
dred 400 feet In the clear and the roadway
twelve ny feet wide.
The floor to be Of white oak plank two
| and one-hali on inches thick and not oy or
| twelve (l2) inches wide.
The floor beams to be OF white oak and In
| proportion TO the balance OF the one hun.
dteu leo feet span structure, and also to
BIO provided with q suitable axle guard.
The above TO rest upon iron columns pro.
| por,loned 10 the structure to he supported,
The columns at each end Of the bent or iron
| span TO DO placed on mud sill ,?Ni2. tween.
| ~ t20) feet long mOrtlced and tenoneJ 10 "A
sufficient number OF white oak piles, irm.
ly driven into the river bank.
TREsTLk WORK.
The bents TO DO formed oifour posts lOX 10
inches square, the Two inner parts to stand
| perpendicular and the two outer part. 10
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-09

DR.. X. Blackburn, dentist OF Chi
cago, WAS. on the ith, arrested tor making
counterfeit coin. lie was arraigned be-.
fore United States Commissioner Hoyne,
and waving examination, was ordered to
Si,20O bail. He has been very poor, and
In his struggle was approached by a
man who showed him how TO make
counterfeit coin.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-09
THE sAN ELIZARIO AAsSACRE


The Houston, Texas, special, OF ID, 10
the ST. Louis Globe. Democrat, gives the
following account OF the massacre at san
Eazario, Texas:
The official report OF Lieut.. Tays. com
handing the rangers at the I'll Paso mas
sacre, Is Just in. He gives a graphic ac-
connt. Letters from other parties st I'll
Paso are also received. The following IS
the substance OF the accounts OF the san
Elizario siege: The rangers occupied
one-story adobe house, with the windows
anu doors barricaded and port holes cut
in the walls. The Mexican besiegers oc-
cupied neigh0oring houses. terrifying
the windows, and dug trench around
the rangers building. which they also
mined.
on THE FIRST DAY,
says Lieut.. lays, the Mexicans charged
upon the building but they were repulsed.
On the last day Of the fighting he put up
flag, in order 10 lei the sheriff OF Pecos
county 90 out. The besiegers let him go
out without molestatlon, and sent word
to lays that they wanted to speak TO him.
He went out, and truce was agreed to
till next morning, ihe Meyicans agreeing
not to fire during the night, and they
kept their word. During the night,
however, they continued to fortiiy and
dig rife>pits. lays met them IN the
morning, and the MeXicans told him
UNLESS HE SURRENDERED
up Judge Howard they would blow up
the rangers building, as they already bad
gunpowder under 1t. They promised
| that il Howard would come down to the
mob and relnquish all claims 10 the salt
lakes, the original cause of the whole diff
iiculty, they would not hurt him. Tays
told this TO Howard, who replied: ~
| will 90, and it is the only chance to save
your lives; but they will kill me-" Tays
went down with Howard, after telling
him publicly he
Din NOT WANT TO DO 50,
and that II he would remain will the
rangers he would protect him. Judge
Howard answered 1t is useless to at
tempt 70 stand them of any longer; thi'
is our only chance OF escape Howard
then babe the rangers good>hye, anC
gave his yaluables to his friend Mcbride
and walked out with lays to the mob
John Atkinson was taken along as in
terpreter. 10 save his own lie, Atkinson
by agreement with the Mexicans. return
eli to the rangers, and falsely told then
Tays had ordered them TO surrender
The rangers did 50, aud were d'sarncd
The mob
THEN held A MEETING,
and determined on the death OF Howard
Atkinson and Mcbride. The majority {
the mob were for killing all the rangers
but were disSuaded by one of their leat
ers, Chico Barrillo. The mob yclle
iiercely, and the three named men wer
led out 100 yards aud shot, standing
the heads OF their own graves. Howar
. acted with great GOODNESS, and after III
= first fire was not quite dead. He stoo
with his hands in his pockets. I'll
shooting was done by nine
MEXIcANs FROM MEXICO,
and it was with difficulty the Texas Me,
\ leans prevented those from the other sid
of the river from Strengthening the entil
American population of FL Paso. Tw
/ leaders from Mexico appealed to the mo
to massacre not only the rangers. but a
the Americans in that country,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-09
The Population OF New York

A census recently taken OF the state OF
New York tor 1877. and just reported to
the legislature now in session by sccres
tary OF state Bigelow, shows the Popula'
ton to be 4,G9S,9jS, being an increase Of
3l6,l9l over the United States census Of
1870. The population is classified as fol.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-09
From this showing it will be seen

FTOM lIII5 bHOWInB tt VIII DC steU tIlUl
more than one'fourth Of the population
Of the state is ranked as foreign born. 1t
appears also that the females outnumber
the males by IS ,602, the usual differences
between the sexes at birth being about G
per cent In favor Of the males. Az all
the states aud territories west OF the
Mississippi have proponderance Of
males, it might be well Tor those G0,OO0
surplus females Of New York to "go
west" in the wake Of those emigrating
from the east
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-09

This stock entirely New and Fresh Special attention given Country trade
Goods Please call examine goods and prices before you buy
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-09
NOTICE.

Public notice Is hereby given that we, the IN
dersigned, have this day formed o partnership
for the purpose Of practcing our respective legal
professions. The style Of the firm shall be
MULkEY 4 SEEK. Said partnership shall not
extend to the criminal practice. We respectfully
solicita share OF the legal business, which, II en-
trusted to our care, Ahall receive careful and
prompt attention. WILLIAM q. MuLKIY,
ANGUS LIKK.
Datedthis 9lN day Of December. A, D., Isl
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PRINTS, DOMESTICS, BLEACHED MUSLINS SHIRT
INGS FLANNELS, TICKINGS, DRESS GOODS, SILKS.

full line of Carpets Mattngs Floor Oil Cloths Curtain Dam
asks Ladies' and Misses Boots Chidrens Shoes, Gents Boo
nd Shoes.
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In uuI style ct climate, with 1t ruGden
changes OF tempemture-rain, wind and
sunshine often intrrmingle in single
day-itl Is no wonder that our chill rem,
friends and relatives are so frequently
taken from us by neglected colds, half the
deaths resulting directly from this cause.
4 bottle OF Boschee's German Syrup kept
about your home for immediate use will
prevent serious sickness, large doctor :
bill, and perhaps death, by the use OF
three or four doses. For curing Con-
sumption, lIemOrrhagcs, Pneumonia.
Severe Coughs, Group, or any disease OF
the Throat OF Lungs, its success is simply
wonderful, as your druggist will tell you
German Syrup Is now sold in every town
and village on this continent. Sample
bottles for trial, l0c.; regular size, zoe.
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words of Warning

During the present year, as IN the past,
the grave will close over thousands, SIM
ply because they neglect the means
which would restore them TO health.
Meet the fell destroyer at the threshold,
and dispute his invasion by that more
than wonderful medicine, DR.. Morris
Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Horc-
hound There is no cough or cold, case
OF asthma. bronchitis, blOod..pitting,
weak lungs, Group or whooplng cough
which will not yield more readily to this
great BOTANICAL remedy than any other
medicine, If YOU would avoid disap-
pointment. and be speedily cured, ask
your druggist tor DR.. Morris Syrup OF
Far, Wild Cherry aud Horehound. Trial
size, 10 cents. Regular sizes, 80 cents
and one dollar.
SOLD By BARCLAY BROS.
Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup
is perfectly safe. Extremely palatabls
No physIc required Costs 20 cents
Try il. I>lm
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