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in which entertainments of some sort have
not been given for the benefit OF religious
enterprises. and the more amusing these
were the better they suited the demands of
the managers and the patrons; and no one
imagined anything dreadful had happened.
A great deal of pleasing entertainment is
offered daily just now in New York's great
Cathedral, but no one has imagined that the
sacred intent of the building is compro-
missed thereby. The New Jersey pastor
might be just MS devout and FAR more useful
to humanity ii he were to admit to himself
the fact that the Being who devised the
mental nature OF man created the humor-
GUS faculty as we'll as that of devotion, and
that it has a large and honorable part to
play in the drama of life When he has q
church purifying fit upon him let the
preacher inveigh against the members OF
his flock who carry impure thoughts and
dishonest imaginings into the house of the
Lord, as some members Of nearly every con-
gregation do at times; compared with these
the most trihing iun-makers are angels OF
light.
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il THE OPINION Of the federal Supreme Court
1eealcomanie pictures are subject to duty as
printed matter.
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COMMISSIONER CAMPBELL aud Comptroller
Kelly buried the hatchet long enough yesterday
to unite in opening proposals for some public
work.
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III THE MANHATTAN BANK aud the Stewart
grave robbers were in prison the eulogy Of the
police in one OF the courts yesterday would
read little better.
The New York herald., 1878-11-19

IT Is Nor EXPECTED that the Marquis Of
Lorne viii arrive at Halifax before Sunday
next The Duke of Edinburgh arrived there
yesterday. very warm reception awaits the
new Governor General
The New York herald., 1878-11-19

RAILROAD STOCKHOLDERS will be interested in
decision just given by the Supreme Court Of
,he United States. ii is held that in the ease Of
municipal aid to railroads the recital printed on
bonds that the election required by law was
duly held is sufficient in the hands Of an inno
cent holder to estop the municipality from offer.
ing to show that no such election took place.
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JOHN VI. WRIGHT has been found guilty of
the murder Of the boatman Ferron. and SEN
fenced to State Prison for life. The evidence
against him pretty conclusive.
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FOLLOWING TIE EXAMPLE of the bankers
and brokers, the leather merchants have started
adowntown club. 1t is to be hopci their beef.
steak will not be as tough as the article in which,
they ,icol
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Ii THE PRACTICE of sending diamonds through
the mails continues the life of q Post Office
carrier win not, in all probability, be worth
a.ol
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The WEATHER.-The low area that appeared
In the Northwest on Sunday has advanced rap
idly eastward and now extends over the north
ern lake regions. The pressure is above the
mean in the central valley districts and the
Southwest. II is still highest over the New
England coast, but is falling rapidly. Another
well marked depression has moved northwArd
into the Eastern Gulf, and seems likely to dc.
yclop u centre Of disturbance of considerable
energy during the next few days. Rain has
fallen In all the districts except the Lower
Missouri aud Upper Mississippi valleys Fogs
prevail over the lake rc1ons, the central
valley districts and the South Atlantic coast.
The winds have been from fresh to strong on
the Middle Atlantic and New England coasts,
frc.h to brisk in the lake regions aud the North
~esi and generally light elsewhere. The tenn
rerature has risen in the central valley dis
lFicts aud the Northeast. 1t has fallen ia the
yber districts. Ii IL very probable that the
Bjsb area that now overies the north
eastefg coasts will retard the progress Of the
Gs-Je.ssion that j. over the lake regions. in which
ces@ the weather may become very severe in
Sew Esgiand. particularly on the coast. The
vssglist ~ View York and its vicinity to-day
sit - old snd partly cloudy or bazy, possibly
s,ift v.s44lDnal light rains, followed by clear
iuE ySngf0w II promises to be slightly
warmer sAs f4if.
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Electric Light.

Mr.. Edison's hopes and promises regard
ing illumination by means Of electricity
have led many people to suppose that the
electric light is an entirely new idea, but a
Washington letter which we publish to-day
shows that other men besides the genius Of
Menlo Park have long been at work in the
same direction. A third Of century ago
n patent was granted in England for a
method of illumination by electricity,
the inventor being an American whose
application for letters patent was rejected
by the United States on the ground that it
claimed nothing new. In England both
science md capital were captured by the
young inventor, the great Faraday being de-
lighted with the invention, while George
Peabody, the famous banker. promised
money enough to place the device upon a
practical footing. The inventor died sud-
denly. apparently of overjoy at his promise
of success, and with him disappeared what
known difficulties in the way Of separating
and ditfusing the light. Another electrician,
Mr.. j. 3. Fuller. has at present before the
examiners of our Patent Office some claims
on important points relative to electric light
ing, the divisibility Of the light being among
them. I'll is known also that many other
electricians have been and still are expert
menting in the same direction, SO that even
ifsome Of Mr. Edison's hopes come to naught
there will be no good reason for gas COM
panies to roll themselves up in their own
stock and rest in fancied security instead
Of endeavoring to supply the best possible
light at the smallest remunesative price.
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vIstoUNT Villain.

cable despatch from Brussels announces that
Charles ahislan Villain discount Villain XIV, the
Belgian statesman, Is dead,
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NICHOLAS cowENHAypv.

Nicholas Cowenhaven. anlold and respected citiasa
Of New Brunswick. N. j., died suddenly yesterday
morning of heart disease at his home No. 147 George
street. The deceased father of Judge Cewen-
haven, st present prosecutor Of the Pleas.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.


BROADWAY THEATRE-OTo
LyCEUM THEATRE-JosauA wnIrconA
BowERy THEArRE-NrrA
wALLACR'S THEATRE--Oun CIua
UNION SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND soS
STANDARD THEATRE-AIuosr 4 Llrl
81. JAMES THEATRE-rnn Balls or CoRsEvILLK
FIFTH AVENUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NIBLO'S GARDEN-AcEoss CoSrIyKyI
GRAND OPERA HoUSE-srarcN on
AMERICAN INsTlrCrE-ExnlnrioS.
PARK THEATRE-LorrA
rHEATRE COMIQUE-suLLIyASs cHRIsrxAs.
aERMANIA TIIEATRE-DR- Klaus
SAN FRANCISCO NINSrRELs
TONY PASTORS THEATRE-vARIErr.
ACADEMY OF DRsIGN-I.oAS EXHIBITION
NEW YORK AQUARIrN-TRAiSED HoRsEx
WINDSOR THEATRE-yAaiErY.
rIvoLI THEATRE-vARlKrY.
EGYPTIAN HALL.-yARErY.
ABERLEs AMERICAN THEATIE-vAnE1r
sTEINWAY HALT-coScrsr.
GILMoRE'S GARDEN-BARSrMs SHOW
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE-OrHELLo.
BROAD ST. THEATRE. .PHlLADELPHIA-Hxss oPrRA
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Il r IPLE SH Z E L

NEW YoRE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1878.
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OBITUARY.

CHARLES SUMMERS, ENGLISH SCULPTOR
European mail advices record the death at Neuiily
Paris about the I'd inst, of Mr. Charles Summers,
distinguished English sculptor long resident az
Rome. at the age OF nfty years. He was born in
Somersetshre in 1923, studied art at the Royal
Academy. taking several prizes one of them being
silver medal for modelling. He enigratci with his
father to Australia. and worked some time In
the gold mines without profit though his
partner. King afterward ''struck It
rich i'll the same claim. and alntssrd one
of the largest fortunes lnae iIy gold digging in
Australia. Mr.. Summers devoted himself for some
to the practice of his art ut Melbourne and exc
cutcd the colossal bronze group of the explorers
Eonrkc and Wills founding it himself though with
out experience in tha. line Mr. Summers settled In
the siege by the Germans in September 1870. and
reached Rome In time to he present at the con-
summation of united Italy. During the last nine
years hn OF the most industrious artists in
Rome doing nearly all his work with his hands and
establishing reputation which would soon have
been OF the most brilliant. One of his chief
works. completed shortly before his death consisted
Prince Albert the Prince and the Princess OF Wales.
for the Public Library at Melbourne. Australia said
to he among the happicst representations or the
British royal family made. His ideal figures
remarkable for beautiful simplicity and sweet
Among them was the sleeping figure OF o lady.
new placed a. monument over the remains OF Lady
Macleay in Godstone Church. Surrey group of
..Lynccus and Hypermnestra" and colossal Guar.
dian Angel. for the cemetery at Melbourne. 1t WIS
his intention To have gone u Melbourne this year to
snperintend the setting up OF the above mentioned
statues.
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REV. ALEXANDER REED, D. D.

private telegram received st Philadelphia yeser.
day announces the death Of tho Rev. Alexander Reed.
d. d., a. Denver, Col. where he had gone for his
health As the former pastor of the Central Presby-
terian Church Of Philadelphia, he was well known.
He was connected with some Of the prominent
Boards Of the presby yteriau denomination.
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swrLLrAM n. BROWN.

Brigadier General William n. Brown died At New.
burg. n. ", yesterday. Deceased was o veteran
militia and volunteer ecer The Nineteenth regiment
New York Militia and the 1esth Now York Volunteers
served under him during the rebellion, the latter
nine months. In 1864 the deceased chosen to
command the Twenty second brigade. National
Guard. and continued 10 do M until the brigade
consolidated with others in the reorganization Of the
State militia two three years since. when he was
PLACED on the supernumerary list. In personal APP
pearance General Brown rcsembled General Winfield
Scott He was hfty-nine years Of age.
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PRINCE VICTOR vAssrLrcHKorr, RUSSIAN axS-

ERAL.
Prince Victor vassitchikof. who was chief Of ths
stan Of the garrison Of sebasopol during the Crmean
war died about the 1st inst. In lsCs he was named
Assistant Minister of War; from which post he rstrs6
owing to falling health.
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LADY MARCIA, MAEcHoNEsS OF cHoLM0NDELEY
The MArchioness Of ofCholmonde!ey aged seventy four.
died on Sunday morning, the 81 inst. at Hyde Park
street. London, after gradual decenson Of health for
several months. Lady Cholmordeley wss the young
est dAughter OF the late Right Hon. Charles Arbuth
not and married. 18th February, 1895, William Henry
Hugh. third Marquis of Cbomondeley by whom she
leaves surviving ssuc only son. Lord Henry vers
Cholmonaeiey. and two daughtcrs-Lady Charlotte
Georgana married to the Rev. K. Gladwyn Arnold
and Lady Marcia Susan Cholmondeley. unmarried.
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rAuLrN GuLoN. FRENCH DEPUTY.
IRKNgE JULES BrENAYME, OF THE FRENCH
INSTITUTE

NJ. Ircnde Bienayms late Inspector General Of
Finances in France and "free member OF the
Academy OF Sciences. died on October 81. He wac
born Ut Paris August 23 1706. educated ut the Poly.
tcchnic School, entered the Financial Department in
1915. shcrly after the restoration. aud to the
highest rank during o service prolonged for ncsrly
half . century. He author Of treatise on Tho
Duration Of Life Since the Beginning of the Nine
teenth Century" 1S35 of CONSIDERATIONS in Support
of the Discovery Of Laplace the Law OF Probability
in the Method Of Least Squares" s54, and Of other
statistical and scientific memoirs. and succeeded the
Duke Of Ragusa ~ member Of The Institute in 1852.
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GENERAL DAVID DrRRELL, BENGAL SrANrR,

GENERAL DAVID BikkkLLs BENGAL INFANThf.
General David Birrell. one Of the Oldest and best
known officers Of the East Indis Companys service.
died late in October at the age OF seveptyeght ycars
He born In ls0 entered the East Indian Army 40
ensign in 1878, served In the Burmese War Of lS20
participated with the Army Of the Indus in the mcn-
orable Afghan campaign Of 1899 40 and in the Punjab
campaign on the Sntloj 1s456 having horse killed
under him at the battle Of Fcrozcshsh and com.
manded brigade ut the battle of Sobraon he retired
from the service upon pension several years sncs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-07
per, \. p, IusK, Sec'y IL. y
CONSUMPTION CrEEp.-An old physician

CONSUMPTION CuEED.-An old physician,
retired from prastice, having had placed
in his hands by an East India mission
AIRY the formula of simple vegetable
remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure
for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asth-
ma, and all throat and lung affections, also
positive and radical cure for nervous de-
bility and all nervous complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative pow
ers in thousands Of cases, has felt it his
duty to make it known to his suffering fcl.
lows. Actuated by this motive, and de.
sire to relieve human suffering, will send,
free of charge, to all who desire it, this re-
cipe, with full directions for preparing and
using in German, French, or English, Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper, W. W. Sherar, l40 Powers
Block, Rochester, New York.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-07
Dr.. Sage'S Catall'h Remedy
Cures cold in head and Cutarrh, or o1oeua.
An Open Letter--It Speaks for Itself:

RoCKPoET, MASS, April ., ISL,
Mr.. EDITOR Having read ia your paper the re-
porl- OF lie remarkable cures Of catarrh. nm in
duced 10 ten what know about caturrh, and lau-
cy the snuff and "inhaling tube makrrs-mcrc
dollar grahh,rs-woGld be glad ii they could cmbla-
zou similar cure in the papers For twenty years
! have suffered with Catarrh, The nasal passages
became completely closed. Snuil. dust, ashes, iu-
haliug tubes and sticks would not work, though At
intervals would snui mp the -o-callcd catarrh snui
until became valuable tester for such medicines.
| gradually grew wrrsc, and no one can know how
much | suffered or what q miserable being was. My
head Nched over my eyes 50 that was confined 10.
my bed for many successive day, suffering the most
intense pain which at one time lasted for los hours
Al sense Of taste and smell gone, sight and hearing
gone. nervous system shattered and constitution
broken and | WAS hawking and splitting seven
c.AtGs ui inc tlla2. prayed Tor death 10 relieve
NE ui my suhrrin-s. \ favorable uecc In your
paper OF Dr. Sage Caiarrh Remedy induced me to
purchase package and Use It with Dr. Sagc's nasal
! duuchc, which applies the rem Gy by hyGToslUtiC
pressure, the only way compatible with common
sense Well, Mr. Editor, ii did not cure me In three
iuurths of a second, nor In one hour or month but
IN less than eight minutes was relieved and IN
three months cured ana have remained so for over
! IL months. While using the Catarrh Remedy used
| Or. licrCys Golden Medical Discovery To purity my
/ blood aud strengthen my stomach also kept v
| liver active aud bowel, regular by the Ire of his
| Pleasant purga,iyo Pellets. Ii my experience will
induce other sufferers 20 seek the same means Of re
/ lief, This letter will have answered IT. purpose.
Yours truly, ;. D. RENNICh-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-07

A WISE DEACON. Wilder,
want you to tell me how you kept yourself
and family so well the past season, when
all the rest of Us have been sick so much,
and have had the doctors running to us so
long" "Bro. Taylor the answer is very
easy used Hop Btters in time and kept
my family well and saved large doctor
bills. Three dollars worth of it kept us all
well and able to work all the time, and |
will warrant it has cost you and the most
of the reighbors one or two hundred dol
lars to keep sick the same time. | guess
you'll take my medicine hereafter See
other column.
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GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery

by reason Of It's Alternative properties cures diseases
OF the blood and skim as sCroula Or kings evil tn
murs; ulcers, or old sores blotchos; pimplcs
and cruplions, By virtue of it, pcctora properties
1t cures bronchial, throat and lung affections ncip.
lent consumption: lingering coughs and chronic
laryngits. lis cholagogue qualities render il an IN.
cQuacd remedy for billousncss torpid liver or "ly
or cOmpaint;' and it, tonic properties make Ia
equally efcacous IN curing ind sestion, loss of ap
petite and dyspepsia
Where the skin is -allow and covered with hotches
and pimplcs. or where there are scrOuous aztec
tions aud swcllincs few bottles OF Golden Medical
Discovery will effect an entire cure. If YOU feel
dull drowsy, dehiliatcd, have sallow color of skin
or yellowsh-hrown spots on face or body, frequent
headache or dizziness, bad taste in mouth, internal
heat or chils alterna,ed with hot Pushes low spirits
aud gloomy lorcbodings, irregular appetite and
tongue caated You are suffering from torpid liver
or hiliousness. In many eases Of liver complaint
only part of these symptoms are experienced. Asa
remedy for all such cases, Dr. Plcrcc's Golden Med.
cal Discovery has no equal as II effects perfect cures,
leaving the liver strengthened ana healthy.
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NO CURE NO FEE pr. a. G. Oh,

hospital, Isl East Washington street. Chicago, for
the cure OF all private chronic and special diseases,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NERVOUS DEBILiIY and LOST
MANHOOD, permanently cured DR. q. y graduate
ofthc Reform School, and uses no mercury: has the
largest practice in the United States. LADIES re-.
quiring treatment, with home and board. call or
write, Every convenience for patients. Send fifty
cents for MARRIAGE GUIDE! 215 pages illustral.
ed Married ladies and gentlemen send fifty cents
for sample of rubber goods and circular of import
ant information by express Consultation free and
confidential. Rcli0blG Female Pills IS box
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-07
MASTERS SALE.

state Of Illinois Alexander County, -. In The
Alexander Comfy Circuit Court
Patrick MBhoucy. ct al, v. Timothy Mahoucy,
Mary CorcOran ANA Patrick CorcOun. Partition
Public notice !. hereby given that in pursuance Of
decree rendered by aid court IN the above entitled
cnU.. AT the MAY term, \. D., ls;s, l. John q liar.
Friday. the All day of October \ D., 1873 at the
hour of 10 O'Clock ain, sell NJ public auction 10 the
highest bidder for cash at the westerly door OF the
Courthouse ia the city OF Cairo, In said county aud
-;ate the following described real estate, to.wt'
Lot number thirteen. I3l IN block numbered forty
seven g.; in The first addition 10 the city Of Cairo
lu ,hr laid county OF Alexander state Of Illinois,
tl- th,r with the privileges and appnrtcnancc-
'horagutD lt,Ou-iu. ortherrto aPpcrtaining
JOllN q. HARTMAN.
Masicrin Lhancery
CA'go. ll.. sept. 5h. 1873.
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1T IS SAID"

WHEN We DEMoRAI.IzE THE STOMACH
BY excuses or imprudence in eating, we
cannot hope 10 escape the consequences for
any great length Of time. The most robust
digestion must succumb to abuses Of that
important function. But supposing that
we have been foolish enough to cnlecblc
the stomach, is the damage irreparabc; By
no means. The dyspeptc has only to do
two things to insure his ultimate recovery.
First, he should adopt IN easily digcstiblc
diet Second, he should use with regularity
and persistence Hostctter's Stomach Bttcrs
the leading gastric invigorant Of the age.
The multiform symptoms Of dyspepsia, and
the almost invariably attendant disorders,
biliousncss and constipation, will assuredly
cease 70 persccutc the sufferer if the above
advice is attended to. Who that has sui.
icred the tormcnts that chronic indigestion
inhicts will neglect to take advantage Of q
remedy which, if the most positive evidence
Of the medical profession and the public !,
to be received with due credcnce, is an alb,
soIute specific for the complaint.
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"REPUBLICANS BLOWING.n

1t is rather amusing to hear Republican S
blowing about Josh Aliens unpaid taxes.
Wonder If Republican officers did not have
the law and the documents commanding
them to collect Josh Aliens taxes! And did
not these very same officers compel farm
ers and laborers to pay Their taxes at the
same time they allowed Josh Allen to slipl
These old party fuglemen are all in the
same boat. Ye can't gather grapes of
thorns nor figs of thistles.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-07
NEW RICH BLOOD!

Parsons Purga,iye Pills make New Rich Blood
and viii completely change The blood IN the entire
system In three months, Any person who VII take
l'pi each night from to !! weeks may DC restored
10 sound health. II such thing be possible, sent
hy mail for letter stamps. !. ) JOHNSON &Co'
Han cor, Me iw.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The only combination ot
the fsgr Jamaica Ginger
with choice Aromatic. and
French Brandy for Cholera,
Cholera Morhu- ramps aud
Pau- Didrrhot and pr-rn.
terry. Dyspepsia, Flaluicu1y.
Vast of Tone and Activity
u The stomach and Bowels,
and avoiding the dangers Of
Change Of Water. Food and
Climate. Ask.or SANFORD :
JAMAICA GiNGEE iW.
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MEDICAL,
WARRANTED,
DIR. HUL-CEE'S
Chill and Fever Cure

To contain no nlocs, arsenic, quinnc, poison or
mineral one bottle viii cure better and more per
sons than any other chm and Fever Tonic Pure
M Wine.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-07

Wholesale by Barclay Brothers Cairo, Illinois,
DIR HUlrCEE'S CURATIVE PRACTICE OF
MEDlClN cor sent free toany address Only made
by DR. liul.Cee Sr, &Sons, 100 East Jefferson 81,
Louisville, Ky,
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MEDICAL.
|I}ENSON'S
Capcine Porous Plaster.

G5G lhc o management sGoG9s hca hGS
1ns plaster paln.killing agent In one.
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cOGOLD PLATED WATCHES, Cheapest in
NDthe world, Sample Watch Free to Agents. Ad.
! ~ dress, A. COULTER Il CO., Chicago Ills.
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MEDICAL.
I)R. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES

Are not advertised n cereals but arc specifics ID
the diseases for which they are recommended
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-07

OnJrNTAND MORPIilNE HABIT CURED
UlH The Original and only absolute
cure Send stamp for book on
Opium Eating, TO W. u, Squire, Worthnogn,
Greene, County, Ind,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-07

NnOSALARY. Permanent salcsmen want
NIZV jed to sell Staple Goods TO dealers. No
s. cRAxF' %s GG tisS'&S'Ts RSi% ST. Hd Gn
cnnati Ohio.