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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-29

Trains VIA the Branerd Branch leave St. Paul
daily, except Sunday, making day run Of twelve
hours to Fargo arriving at Bismarck at the following
morning. saving nearly 90 miles In distance over the
Old route via N. P. Junction. Connection made at
bismarck with stages for Deadwood and ell points tn
the Black Hills. Also with nrst class boats to For
BeRt9n and al points on the Upper Missouri River
Connects at st. Paul with trains to I'll poiuts East
and South. In effect March 10, 1873.
II. Z. SARGENT, General Manager.
q. q. SANponS. Gen. Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

LOVE Is of as many patterns, cuts, shapes,
and colOis, as peoples garments.
WHEN men are together they listen to one
another, but women and girls look at each
other.
An Iowa schoolmistrcss has been discharged
because, for the amusement Of the children
during recess, she stood on her head. One Of
the trustees CHANGED to see the feat.
MRs. TYRoS, Miss Becker, Miss Won Hillern
and Miss Barnum have settled for the sketch
ing season, at 81. Jolnsbury, VI. A barn has
been fitted up for their studio, In which they
will paint on rainy days
LAUNDRIED suits will be fashionable this
summer for drcssy toilets. The costume linens
in chamois, gray and blue shades, are garnish-
cd with bands Of embroidery, which gives a
pretty brilliancy to the suit.
The phonograph may bottle up the voice
and pass IL down to future ages, but the smile
that twists up the face of a man a. lie seeks
solitude and gazes upon his name In print for
the first time will always have to be guessed at.
'HABIT" is hard to overcome. If you take
OF the first letter it docs not change "a bit"
II you take of another you still have "bit"
left. If you take of still another the whole
of it remains. IL you take Off another 1t Is
not st. totally used up. All Of which goes to
show that If you wish to be rid Of habit"
you must throw it of altogether.
AfAsnIoN item says worth is said to have
discarded the cuirass and returned to wide
belts, and to have given up the tightly.drawn
ovcrdrcss." lnasmuch as Worth Is man, we
think this Is n decidedly sensible move on his
part. We never did think a man looked well
in cuiraSs and n tightly.dmwn ovcrdrcss. 1t
is hoped he will also abandon wide belts and
keep his trousers up with suspendcrs.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE. May -, iS7s.
Cotton steady and firm. Mlddling, lie.
Flour dull. lluwHrd-street aud Western superilne,
o. 4jml; do extra, u . Gt5i do family, 3 Gil 75
iny Mills superne s3 Iiti IS do. extra a 5000; do
RIO brands td q; PIlaI,scu family, 81
Wheat-SOulhcrn dull aud heavy; Western duh aud
lower. southern redsl 0JU Is do. amber, 81 Va -
Pennsylvania red s. II; No. Western winter rod,
spot aud May, u 10; June. 81 II; July, Il l5's,
CUTn-SUutlcrn dull, Western weak aud lower
Southern white. soc; do. yellow SOC; Western
mixed, spot aud May 4GF june, IG, July, Va Au
gust, asa steamer, iOs bii.
Oats dull un steady. southern, 3Oig3ic; Western
white, 500 SO. do. mlNrd, SO q.
Rye dun. Prime, isdtO.
iiny dull. Prime MRryland and Pennsylvania, fl2G9
y3.
Provisions duh and heavy Mess pork, 800 BuIk
meRts-LuUSc shoulders, iC; CCnr.rib sides, SIC;
packed, IaW54c. BaCOn-S Shoulders. Il,C; CltlTrlD
sides C. Hams o.. u lOr. Lard, refined 7sC. lulGr
duh: choice Western, l2t1 l5C.
Petroleum hTmer. Refined, ia.
Coffee dull, RIO tufgOrs, l'IMlIiac,
Whisky hTmcr at II UG.
RrCripls-FIOur, 400 bbs; wheat 1000 bu; corn,
lI2,UHbu, oats, W 90 bu,; rye dUU bu.
shIments-COrn. lsIO0J bu.
FrrlEhS to Liverpool per steam dull. Cotton. AL
nUuI, ., Ud grain o. I'd asked:
National Republican., 1878-05-28
PONDS EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Mote; Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.

"Eear, fer I wit, speak Of exceiicpc
things"
PONDS EXTRACT Tho great Vegetable
thirty years, and for clcaniinessa and prompt
curative virtues cannot be excellcd.
Pond: E.irasi assdmts @tssa RTn,sss T,,se..
Contusions, Cuts, sprrins, IRE relieved
1mO.s %Ins,, instantly y " external spPlien,ion.
EIeoriations, Channgs, Old sores,
Rolls, Feions, Corns, etc. Arrests in
illumination, reduces swcllinrs, stops bleeding,
LADIES 6nd IL III eir best friend. il assuaee,
p the pains to which they are peculin riy
the head. nausea vertigo, sc. Il promptly
amelioretes and permanently heals al
kinds OF iniainmations and Ilccra.
HEsI0H 4 HOLDS or PILES and ir sai, the
oniy immediate relief and ultimate cure
No case, hcwever chronic or obstinate car,
long resist its regular use.
vAnIC0sE VEINS. 1t is the only sure cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. 1t has no equni for PCT.
BLEEDING from any can,c. For this Il is spe-
eihc. 1t has snyci hundreds Of lives when all
other remedies failed 20 arrest bleeding from
nose. stomach, lungs, and elsewh hero.
TOOTMACHE, Earsebe, Neuralgia and
1.-THE Mhsnmnslsm are , al alike relieved, and
PHYSICIANS Of al school. who arc acquainted with
Ponds Extract OF witch Hazel recon:
mend IL In their practice. We have letters Of
eommendntion from hundreds Of Physicians.
many Of whom order IL for use in their owa
order ita use for Swcllings Of all kinds,
Quinsy, Sore Throat, In famed Tom
sils, simple and chronic DierrhRn, Ca
tsrrh uor which 1t IL o speeide, Chill
blsins, Frosted Feet, Btings OF
Insects, Musqultoes, etc, Chspped
Hands, Face, and indeed all manner Of
tkin diseases.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roughness
and Smartingy heals Cuts, Erupttons
ind PImples. 1t revtrss, tHr,oordtes and
rsfrsshts, while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
TO EAHMERs-Pond's Extrnct. No Stock
Breeder, no Livery Man can afford TO he with
cut 1t. 1t Is used by all the leading Livery
Stables Street Railroads and frat Horsemen
Su New York City. 1t has equal for Sprsins,
Harness or Seddle Cuttings, Stiffness,
Scratches, svslings, Cuts, LGcerntions, Bleed
ings, Pneumonia, Cole, Diarrhga, Chills,
Colds, &c. Its range Of uction Is wide, and ths
relief 1t affords IL 80 prompt that 1t is inyalua-
bic in every fnrm-yar as well as in every
farmhouse. Lat 1t be tried once, and you
will never be without it.
CACTIONi Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown in ench bottlq 1t is prepared
ly the only persons living who ever
knew how to prepare 1t properly. Refuse all
other preparations Of Witch Hazel. This Is
the only article used by Physicians, and in tho
hospitals Of this country and Europe.
HISTORY and Usee CT yonds Extract,
in pamphlet form, senI fIsa on application TO
COND's EXTRACT COMPANY, vs. Maiden
National Republican., 1878-05-28
FORTY.FIFTH CONGRESS.
tcbniinUcd J,rom First Page.l

tion, whose taxes were increased by the ex-
emption of denominational schools.
Mr.. THURMAN modified his amendment,
30 as to apply only to collegiate institutions
actually used for educational purposes and not
for private gain.
Mr.. CoNKLING opposed tho amendment,
believing 1t wrong In principle.
The amendment was adopted-ycas 2s, nays
e3.
Mr.. MERRIMON offered an amendment
providing that all citizens of the United States
who now reside, or who may hereafter reside
In the District Of Columbia and have no other
place Of fixed abode, shall be deemed citizens
thereof. The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. MERRIMON then offered an amend.
ment that only children Of the citizens Of the
District shall be enabled TO send their chill.
drcn to the public schools free Of charge, but
children Of others may attend the schools by
paying such fee rs the trustees Of the public
schools may fix.
This amendment was also rejected.
The bill was then reported to the Senate and
passed without division.
Mr.. FERRY moved to take up the House
bill to forbid the further retirement of legal.
tender notes.
Mr.. WINDOW opposed the motion on the
ground Of necessity for the consideration of
The legislative appropriation bill.
Mr.. FERRY urged that the country de-
Elanucu the passage OF the bill. Hc did not
think much time need be occupied In discuss.
ing 1t, as every Senator had probably made up
his mind.
Mr.. VOORHEES, seconded the request for
the consideration Of the greenback bill. II the
Secretary Of the Treasury was allowed to go
on with his madness much longer the appropri-
alton bill would be Of little consequence, for
there would be no money to pay the appropria-
tions with.
Mr.. HEREFORD urged that the bill to re.
peal tho resumption act should be considered
Mr.. ALLISON urged that the greenback bill
would become o law as soon as passed by tho
Senate and signed by the President, while the
appropriation bill would require protracted
consideration in conference 1t should, there
fore, be acted OH aud the finance bill could be
considered while the appropriation bill was in
conference.
Mr.. FERRY's motion was agreed to-yeas
RS; nays, 20
Mr.. WINDOW said that as soon as Mr.. BAY
ARD had concluded his remarks tomorrow he
S,ould move to take up the appropriation
bill
The Senate then, at 5:15 p. M, on motion of
Nr. SARGENT, adjourned.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days
T T. CoLDwELL, AnciIoneer.

II 7. COLDwELL, Auctiomeer.
TRUSTEEsS' SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LDTS. On FDuHrEENTlI STREET, BETWEEN
NSrItEEr AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dEtn June 49, lS7S and
duly rtyUrte In Ibrr No. is1 fro sir9. o. the
land rec iris OF the District Of tounbia an at the
request OF the party secured thereby. will offer at
publlc sale In trout OF the property, FRIDAY tue
aist day of MAY. ISIS. nt So U'clo,< p. M, lot mum.
bered hve bl, OF square numbered two hun lrod and
iorytwo t2t.l. sad lot hu front Uf sixty eight
(s feet on FOurtcen h street ny average denth o
one hundred aud thrtytwO (Jl) feet I'd will
divided Into three lots.
This property IA the eps: side OF Fourteenth
street. aud the highest point Of ground sad street.
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purcha q money In
cash the buance In AMI two years with Interest
AT per cent per nlnum, tyalIc .eml-innuIly; de-
erred payment, 70 be secured by dee 9f!ruh on the
property sold. deposit Of hundr Vi t.iDJJ dollars
VIII be required on eac lot NJ the tim OF sale
ihRAfN!XjMRubp fN!XjMRupff& IL WARNER. r'urees
National Republican., 1878-05-28
hTOCKs.
suR.TREAsuRY sTATEME
COMMERCIAL.
GeOrRetoWu Grain Market.

GEORGETOwN May rs. 1875.
The wheat market continues duh and uTs III led
Though there were no offerings on change to-day
upon which to base inlr quotation, we note prices
nOminnlly, Corn-The supply OF corn cont me. IN
excess OF the demand, and we quote the market dull
at 4sp jOC for both yellow aud white.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
AUCTION sALES-TO-DAY.
)AvfD Z. YOUNG, Auctioneer.

PAwNDROKER'S SALE OF uNREDEEMED
PLEHDFsS.
BY order OF A. Cohen, 1907 seventh street. will
l. Fine Jewelry 80 Fine 'olt and silver Watches,
Amer.c n, English, AMI swiss makes: ~ ns, Nn .,
Plus, Sets Jewslry, Opera GlnS-, clio ks anl rlate
Ware, Pistols. 2D Cot., nl styles and siscs, mostly
mcrchanta lor made aud this ssasOn's maze; 10
plir Pants, motly as good ~ new. large stock OF
Msctinneou. Goods, Accordeons, Bo1k-, Bible', Mu;
scal Instruments, Mirrors Carpenters Tools and
Guns Sup to commence al I u, M.
~ bah articles on deposit over four months are
nclndeh this sale. nv S.It
National Republican., 1878-05-28
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY,

Supreme Court OF the District.-united States vs.
Lipplncou ct al. United States VS.. Brooks Il Dan
gcrfleld United States vs.. Thompson; In re George
Taylor hdbeas corpus; IN re George Robinson, hdbsds
corpus.
Circuit Court-Justice IIumphrcys-Nos. l2l, lS7
900 203, 1885, 23s $40, 24l, $40 2i3 pa 2i 2i6 2is
$50, 2jl, 252, 255, 26O 26l S6i, 26s 2Gg, 373 277
and 27S
National Republican., 1878-05-28
CIRCUIT couRr-JUsrrcE HUMPHREYS.

Hyatt VS. Wood; Judgment 10y default. Towcs
Us. Gairn and wife verdict for defendant. Miller
VS.. Keif; settled. Tyler VS.. Price papers returned
Rcsenstine & Co, VS.. Walker settled Towlcs vs.
scanlon aud wife: dismissed. Towies VS.. ONca
and wife; dismissed, German vs.. Plumley yer.
dict for plaintiff 500, with interest. Towles vs..
Boston settled. Luddarth VS.. Stella ct al; on
hearing. Rutherford w. Myers ct al. referred to
J. J. johnson by consent
National Republican., 1878-05-28
The District Courts.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
Richard NJ. Austin was admitted to the bar
IIUyey d Dole VS. Mcdonald q White motion for
rule on receiver postponed. ROsher VS., utermehl ;
order dismissng appeal rescndCd. United States
vs.. Lilley argument concluded aud cne submitted
United States vs.. Slant; oil hill Of exceptions in the
case of the defendant, convicted Of mRnslaughter
IN killing Charles Bogue, in February, 1877; ar
gued and submitted.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
CON FORTS.
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.

HENltE K. SEARI.E
IL ARCHITECT
10 T. STREET,
Opposite Post O0lcc Dcunr,mrnt novl-lv
~ y. DUTluN ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER,
~ Ituuls II aud ~, SRr deposit Company Build
nE, nuil lueast corner Fifteenth street aud New York
ENtIuu uC3tly
National Republican., 1878-05-28
DIRECTORY.
The Principal Business Houses Of Wash.
ingtOn.


The Principal Business Houses of WASH
ington.
The tolIOring is published for hc benefit Of Trdu-
cling SdleSmcn, Strangers, aud he public gener
GLy-it includes all trades and professions, aud
cannot fail 10 prOre Of interest 10 all UhO intend
trdnSdctiHg business in Washington.
AUCTIoNEERs
Duncanson Bros., Ninth and u sts.
wash. Is. Williams u, cor. Tenth street
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERY
[', s33mons 4 Chapman, III fHnnsrlyanlN avenue
@ r HTSnSs W ysmh aT% .t1Ge street
W. u. 4 o. II. Morrison, lTj Pennsylvania avenue.
BAKElul
Felix Dcsfosscs ,2ol2 II street
CLOTlIlNd
T. S. Justh. GlO d street
DFNTISTS
Dr. c DeMontrevilIc. No. I2e. =, northwest
fogs4ns Temple Dr"E store 3 %n4 MnH street.
EDUCATIONAL
Edward e. Townsend iII3 Ninth street northwest
Mrs :, + Fuller. Art School. las street L. W.
Mrs Burr, ISs II street.
Miss IiaiIover 1896 street.
Gnc9rFSSpMn n 01,, SolIsse e. HS%rSe,oNn y, DE- C.
%fS scnnary nftS & II fnG Msff'no street n0rihwes S
Spenceran Business College, seventh and l. streetA
School OF Music, IOi Eighth street
Musical Academy, j. u Chulh"d, 1884 street
Musical Conservatory, o. Il. Bullard AZ Ninth street
FINE ARTS.
Markrter. 62G street northwest
HOTELS.
St James Hotel corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave
Riggs House, corner Fifteenth aud q streeLA
Metropolitan, penna. ave and sixth street
Ehbiit House, Fourteenth and streets
Wormleys, II and fifteenth streets.
Morton House, w and va street
fremont House
HATTERs.
Il. II. Stinemetz, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High street,
Georgetown
MERCHANT TAIIORS.
Eiscman BROTHERS, corner Seventh and + streets
A. Saks 4 Co.. Seventh street.
H. Robinson Il Co.. Eog Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS
Sanders 4 StAymnn Penna ave and Twelfth street
PHOTOIlTHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo lithOgIHpher No as Penn
sylvania avenue.
REAL ESTATE
Il. H. Warner, ,OI6 = street northwest.
John sherman. 81. Cloud Building
Fitch L Fox. FfeCdInaIls bank building, lje Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
Mex enncy & Co., t27 Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-05-28
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market.
New YORK. May q, 1873.
ExchRnge-Long, 4sIJi short. isOl4.
Gold. lOl bid.
National Republican., 1878-05-28
A RrIplcIAL STONE WORK.

ruling for NrInulcS, sidewalks, Fuotwulks. and
CmhmE, H. different culUrS. HOUSES ruutrd; Cellars
Cumvutrl to XCluu dtnrpucsS. Terms reasonable.
JOliN BlEIElD n Co,
up13tm No. ~ First suCut northwest
National Republican., 1878-05-28
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT, WITH BOARD, At Goa Z STREET
Il northwcst-Two very large airy ,neatl yfurnished
rooms; suitable for party OF gentlemen or family.
National Republican., 1878-05-28

GOVERNMENT BoSEs
Government bonds firm ut the following quot
National Republican., 1878-05-28
TOTAL IMPORTATION
CHA MPAGNE WINES

INTO THE UNITED STATES FOR A PERIOD
OF ELEVEN YEARs-FRoM 1867 TO 1877:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-09
TAXES /!

Notice . hereby given that viii Do a,
the following named p aces, at the times
below stated. for the purpose OF collecting
the revenue of Alexander county, Ills, fol
the year A D., 1877, to.wit:
AT the store house at r. Culley & CO., In
Clear Gre X precinct.o Monday, February
3oth A. D., 1873.
: At the store house OF II. A. Edmuudson,
In Clear Creek precinct, on Tuesjy, Feb,
yuary Goth, A.. d 1875.
At the store house OF B. +. Brown &
Bro, In "-hehes precinct, on Wednesday
February 9Th, A. ID ISIS.
AT the store house Of A. II. Ireland, In
Santa Fe precinct, on Thursday, February
18th. A. ID 1873.
Al the store bouse Of r. d. A,herton, &
Co., In Goose Island precinct. On Friday
March LIST. A. d., 1873.
At the residence OF N. Hunsacker. In Doc
Tooth pfacincs. on Saturday, March ond
At the store house Of W. R. Hooppaw IN
Hedges Park. Unity precinct, on Monday,
Narch 9Th. A. D., 1878.
Al toe store honse 81 q. w, Short. In
ssnfp-ky. Unity prso not on Tuesday,
March 9Th, A. D., 1873
=. At che store house Of Sam Hargrsve, In
Tsledo. H,S'ewoodL precinct, on Wed ues,
day, March 9Th, A. D ISIS.
fv AZ 40. g. Ohto Leyee. South Cairo pre-
cinct. on TDrrs my. 7th, Friday 9Th, aud
saturday. 9th days 10 March, 1873.
Atshe courthouse In Nor'h ,,alro pre-.
cisct, On and after Mrch lit, S1s:
Sheriff and 9 ,ileotor.
Caito. Ms, Feb. 4th. 1875. STEW
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-09
Tho Wear Of The Brain.


The notion that those who work only
with their brains need less food than those
who labor with their hands, has been tho
cause Of untold mischief. Students and
literary men have often been the victims
Of slow starvation from gnorancs. Of tho
fact that mental labor causes greater waste
Of Tissue than muscular. According TO
careful estimates, three hours Of hard
study wear out the body more than
whole day Of hard work at the anvil or
on the farm. Without phosphorous, no
Thought is German saying; and the
consumption Of that essential ingredient
Of the brain increases in proportion to the
amount Of labor which the organ Is 70,
auired TO perform. This wear and tear
Of the brain are easily measured by care.
full examination Of the shts In the liquid
exuetions. The importance Of the brain
as q working organ is shown BY the
amount Of blood it receives, which is prop.
ortionately greater than any other part Of
tho body. One-ffth Of the blood goes TO
the brain, through It's average weight Of
the body. This fact alone would be sui.
6cisnt to prove that brain workers need
more and better food than mechanics and
farm laborers. "
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-09
Eireproof Dress.

Mr.. Oestbery, q Swede, has been con.
Quoting some sensational experiments in
various parts Of the continent with hi.
fireproof suit. This Is made in two
layers, the inner one of lndis rubber,
and the outer Of English leather, the
head being protected by helmet 10.
sembling that worn by divers. At the
grdle Is fixed a piece Of hose, which
serves for both air and water. The air
pipe, fed from two blowers, is placed
inside the waterrpipe, and bring the air,
after being cooled by the surrounding
water, into the inner part Of tho dress.
The air initiates the costume, passing
away through the two small openings
made for eye pieces. The current Of air
not only keeps the enclosed body cool,
but drives smoke and fame away from
the eyes. AT the back the water.
Pipe divides, ono branch serving as an
extinguisher, the other passing into the
outer coating Of the dress, the stream
being distributed over tho whole outer
surface. With the apparatus on, the
expcrimenter stood in the middle Of q
pile Of burning shayings and logs with.
out taking the least harm. If con.
tinued use Of this apparatus shows SINH
lar results, it is likely to DO a useful in
vention
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-09
Value Of Riches.

A man may be worth millions and yot
be miserably poor III spirit. The value
Of riches depends upon the use We make
Of them Hby them we confer pleasure
on others, our own enjoyment Is ia o
measure secured. But too often there
arc cast up in our social circle rich folks
in an unhappy state Of cynicisn. They
are at aloss what to do With their money.
In making their wills they demonstrate
all sorts Of whilnsicaiities-- passing over
any recognition Of their Oldest and most
devoted friends, learning it in some odd
fashion which everybody laughs at. In
such instances it is curious to note the
anguish they experience in being asked
to assist in charitable contributions.
Other rich men are very ready to give.
And how many are the grand results Of
properly employed wealth. Consider what
is being daily effected in our own country
alone by the benefcenee Of wealthy ind
viduals. What a number Of charities
supported, what churches built, what
schools get on foot, what vast enterprises
Of useful kind entered into for the
general benefit Of society. On those con.
sderations, what farce "a that silly de.
elamation against the possession Of riohcee
IN which certain ordesn Of people aro In
discreetly pleased to indulSoi Properly
managed. riches are an unfiilnS source
IT pleasure. G lH :
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-09

= The universal expectation Of married q
people Is, that their married. lives WIZ
always be happy ones. Deluded drssmsrs
They imagfnc that theysred different nom
other people, and that when they entes
the portals OF imuatrimony, lore, peaos and
prosperity will ever be their attendants.
Such had better consider themselves the
same a. Others, but form iron resolutions
to do differently from other married PEG
ple-resolutions that will keepthem from
the dangerous coasts on which 90 many
have been wrecked and ruined. Unhappy
marriages depend upon many causes.
Previous to marriage, many try to appear
more intellectual, more amiable Or more
accomplished than they really are. Do
PEND upon Il, that love brought into
existence by q moonlight stroll, strength
susd by deceit and fashionable displays,
md finally consumated through the in
auence Of Intriguing friends will fade In
,fter life almost as fast as tho flowers
which compose thu bridal wreath
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-09
Elc0lLlNS'I|
VOLTAICPLASTER

Affords the most grateful reiisf In nheu'
suatisna, Weak Spine, Local Palms. Ner-
vous Affections. Local Rhsunasts1a' Iio
pouloureu1. Nervous Pain. AFFECTIONS Of
the Kidneys. Fractured Ribs, Affections
Of the CHEST, Colds and Coughs, Injuries
Of the Rack. gtrains and Brpissss Weak
BACK, Nervous Pain OF the Bowels. Cramp
IN the Stomach and Limbs, Heart Afiec.
tions. Enlarged spleen. Bruises and rrno.
tusSe, Rheumatism Of the Wrists and
Arms, Asthma. Gout, LEGAL and Decp'
seated Pains, Pain In the Chest stitch IN
The Back, Pain In tho Hip. varicoso o.
Enlarged Veins, Criclr in ths Back and
Mock Pain and Weakness In Slice end
Back, Hoarssness, Sore Throat. Lumfnsos
whoopins Cough. SHARP Palma In thu
Breast, Heart Disease, Quinsy. DlaSsteA
md for Lamsnsss In any part OF tho Body
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-09

The SULrAa's ClTY.--Constantinople
has a famous name, and It's situation il
at surpassed In beauty by any Eurypea,,
city. But al romance vanishcs WHOM ono
vets foot In Its streets. The notorious
scents Of Cologne are fur surpassed BY The
eity Of the Sultan. In streets are narrow
hnes and alleys; and i'd ho,,sss ara
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comfortable and observed, and dirt and
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