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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-15

ADMlNlSTR ATORS NOTICE.
state OF Margaret Cameron. Deceased
The undersigned having been appointed
Administrators OF tina Estate OF Margaret
Cameron, late of the County of Alexander
and tate OF Illinois. deceased. hereby el.e
notice thft he viii appear before the
county Court of Alexander County, a. lhe
court House in Cairo, Ut the April Term.
on the ara Monday IN April neat, At when
tune ali persons ha,,rg claims against sa'a
ESTATE ate notified and requested TO alltnu
for the purpose of having the zane aolur''
cd All persons indebted TO SAID Es's'e
are requested to, make immediate payment
to the undersigned. ,a-s
nate,! this 10th day OF Fob, A. ID. S's.
.Du WM HOLDEN, Administrators
ni.wGi
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-15
BAD BREATH

Nothing is 30 unpleasant, nothing go common
rs bad breath, and in nearly every case it comes
from the Stomach, and can be 90 easily correct.
ed II you will take SimInOns' Liver Regulator
DO not neglect 80 sure remedy for this re
pulsive dis order. II will also improve YOU
Appetite, complexion, and Gener al Health.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-15
Ask Those Who
Know.

Ask any physician II Bensons Capcine Porous
Plaster is not the best plaster In the world. This
great objection always found 10 the ordinary Po-
rous Plaster of slow action in bringing relief.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-15
WE SEND FREE !!

r AIDES, an agency Ia offered yon by Mrs g..
JIA, Terry, lI 9. Paulina-st., Chicago. H. !,
10 sell the lest Dress Platter Cxtint II sells Of
sisht and makes every style OF plating. y. 81 !
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-15

Prize os cents 4 box AZ ali druggists, or fent bv
mail on RECENT OF rs cents. Prepared by Seth
v Fowle = sons. IS Harrison sysRps. Ro:tonI'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-15
SICK HEADACHE

This distressing afiiction occurs most fire.
quently. The disturbance OF the stomach,
arising from imperfectly digested contents,
with disagrecalle nausea, and this constitutes
what is popularity known as Sick Headache. For
PROMPT relief
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-15

0E Fanay Cards-snow flake, damasK, etc no
60 two alike, with name, lOc. Nassau Card
Co., Nassau, n. Y. ..... ..... r..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-15

A. Elegant cards. - styles. with uame ioc. on
- or chrome 2Uc. j. X. Harder, Maiden W
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-15
NO. 80
NATURAL SELECTION.

Are not advertised as "cure- but are specif-
les n the diseases for which they are recon
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-15

q &0SG SN4G 'sTEAoThSa- sA.
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II. Boss, President. II. Wells, Cashier.
P. ,Jef. Vice Pres't T. j. Eerth. Asst. CsSh'r
, 1878-07-11
Seattle, June 27, 1878.
Chairman

TERRITORIAL UNIvERsITY.--Th annual
catalogue of the University for 1878 Is is
sued. From 1t we learn that l26 pupils
we're in attendance during the past year.
80 OF whom were female and 81 male.
That these students were not all residents
Of seattle will be seen when we state that
Oregon furnished 2, California 2, and
other parts of our own Territory A. The
students comprised 81 IN Latin classes, 8
In German. in geometry, 8 in trigono'
metry, 4 In botany. IN school law, 0 in
u. s. Constitution, "a In bookkeeping,
17ln natural philosophy, 25 In physiology,
46S In spelling, reading, writing, geogra-
ply, arithmetic, grammer, history and
algebra classes. The courses of instruc-
tion are scientific aud classical, each diyid-
ed into three yeaIs; normal, divided into
two years; and preparatory, OF about one
year. The first term Of the ensuing year
will commence on the % OF September
and eud on the Goth OF November; the
second term will begin on the % OF De-
cember. aud end OH the 14th of March;
the third term beginning March 18th and
ending June 18th. Rates per quarter 50,
sll, $l3, $15, according to the year. tie
latter years OF the course being the high
est priced. l.---Seaitle 9 Tribune"
, 1878-07-11

A NEW PAPER.--We have received
number one, volume one of the ''Resours-
es of Oregon aud WaShington"-a month
ly journal just issued in Portland Ly Da-
na q. Pearson. The new paper has for its
object the dissemination OF all peediul in
formation relative TO the condition and
prospects OF life In Oregon and Wash
ingt0n. Mr.. Pearson who has been for
some time travelling correspondent of the
Resources OF California, Is eminently
fitted for the management OF such paper.
The aim of the Journal Is a good one, and
we wish It all the success which its evident
merits deserves. 1t is published monthly
at 81 80 per year.
, 1878-07-11
4 TIRED woMAM's LAST WORDS

Here lies an old woman who always was tired.
For she lived In Il house where help wasn't
hired.
Her last words on earth were. "Dear friends,
lam going
Where washing amt done, nor churning, nor
sewing:
And everything there will be Just to my
wishes,
For where they don't eat there's no washing
of dishes.
III be where loud anthems will always be
ringing,
But having no voice III get rid of the singing.
never.
For Pm going to do nothing forever and ever. 81
, 1878-07-11

Old Winston was a negro preacher in
Virginia, and his IDEAS Of theology and
human nature were often very original.
A gentleman thus accosted the old gen.
teman one Sunday: Winston, ] under
stand you believe every woman has seven
devils. How can you prove 2" swell,
sab, did you neber read IN de Bible how
seben lebbes were cast outer Mary Mag
alin?" "Oh. yes! I've read that" g Did
you ebber hear ov 'em bein' cast outer
any oder women, sah?" mo. l never
did," "Well, den, all de odders got 'em
YETI
, 1878-07-11

Very few persons go into an argument
In order to discover the truth of the mat
ter. They want to hold their own and
rout the enemy. Hence the general loss
OF temper.
''Iennie. what makes you such bad
grip "Well. mamma. God sent you
the best children he could find, and II they
don't suit you | can't help it!"
The woman suffrage movement Is rep.
resented at the Walla Walla Convention
Dy Mrs. Duniway and Mrs. Dennison.
Printers ink Is the oil that moves the
hinges OF trade, and makes the great doors
Of trade swing easily. Advertise!
, 1878-07-11

THE STARR STEAMERS. 1t has been de-
termined to run the Starr steamers about
as follows: Leave New Tacoma every
evening at 0 O'Clock, and arrive at Seattle
about 50. Leave Seattle next morning
at ., and arrive at Port Townsend about
IL. leave Port TowRsend at IL, and az
rive at Seattle at Q dnd New Tacoma
about o; each boat as stated by us before,
making the round trip one day and laying
by the next.
, 1878-07-11
A CALL.

The Republican Territorial Committee
will please meet at New Tacoma, on
Thursday, July 18th, next, at IL A. NJ,
for the tran'action Of important business.
A full attendance is desirable.
DANIEL BAGLE,,
Hba
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19


Rrpgamme OF EKercises at Tie Ooltewah
Academy, James COunty-Conelusion OF
Fan session, Dee. esd and cath. 1873.
on Monday evening, Dee. 23l, the
following programme will be present
Ted: 2
,sopg-opcning chorus-by the school
oratory, by John scigel. Muslc-in-
4 sSrumental.
Determinations, burlesqucs, songs, &c
Ply the Juvenile Glass, as follows;
Bnrtg Crits, Charley Mitchell, Addl
Post, Frank Iallent, Andy Talent,
James 4. stevens, Stouewall j. Wat
hhs, .Ahuic,Roddy Cleo Berryhill,
Lcela BcrryAll, Jennie BcrryhiiI, Le-
Ona A. MtNabb, Flora Seigel, Susie
i liagan, 'PeiiuaI. Stone.
tsong-by the Juveniles-Ihe Christ
mis- STORY.
~DetanmtiQns by the intermediate
/ Class, as follows:
Sam'l L-Berryhill, Joe c B~erryhill,
Joe 5 Boyd, James VI LangstOn, David
5 Mitchell, Chas II Mcdonald, VIM NJ
Prince, HWniball 5 Seigcl, Jessie n
Stone, John Stevens, Mollie Chiiders,
lille Fitzgerald, ROxie C~arutheIs,
Lille II 'MrNabb, Minnie Il Reagan.
Belle Stone, Mary Wolf, Matte Wolf.
Song-tStand up for Uncle Sam, my
boy "Declamations and Essays by the
Senior Glass as follows: q
james II Brown, Eli Cleveland, j
Cleye!And,WS Caruthers, L r King,
John Watkins, William Wolf, john
Hall, John,Seigel, Finley Seigel, John
C'Tallent, james c Talent, Eugene
Watkins. Mollie l. ~Berryhiil, Leyerna
Mitchell, Mary 4. Boyd, Leura Mitch
ell. &. "a
Music-yocaf and instrumental, will
be interspcrsed Throughout the excrci-
ses. a..
On Tuesday night Santa Claus will
make his appearance. Prof. McCarron
says the letter he has just received from
Santa Claus is full of promises to all
little boys and girls, and that he does
not feel at all unmindful ofgrown peo-
pie. He started en- route for Ooltewah
with a prancing team of reindeers and
the jingling Of sleigh-bells, shouting:
CHOW, Dasher! Now, Dancer!
Now Prancer and Vixen!
On! Comet, on! Cupid, on?
Dmder and Blitlen,-
10 the top of1Ae porch,
To the top Of the wall,
Now dash away, dash away,
Dash away all.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19
Npots.and TIInsC


Senator Thurman VIII not be a can
dldate for Governor Of Ohio.
Memphis will have no Mafdi Grai
this coming season.
Gen. Grant will return TO America
in about one year..
There is a gang Of bogus commission
merchants In Boston that are swindlihe
at a heavy rate.
Col, w. NJ. Lowe, Greenbaek mem
her Of Congress from Alabama, it {;
said, win operate with the Republicans,
The Chattanooga Times reports bust,
ncssof all kinds improving in thai
city. s
Seven bears have been killed III
Cooke county In the last two weeks.
Gov. Hampton i stlll improving and
the mule is aSwell9 usual.r
Princess Alice, of England, died Of
diphthcria saturday.
The Kingston Herald reports corn
worth only IS cents in that place.
Gen. Dibrell wants the Government
to pay the damages to the Catholic
Churches at Chattanooga during the
rebellion.
The Mexican dollar is worth only 81
cents now.
The postal ears will not likely stop.
as Congress will doubtless make an
appropriation.
The payment Of the '"Torbett issue
is no more than the Republicans said
would be done.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19
Blaine as q Man.

Washington correspondence of the
Springfield (Mass.) Republican:
Blaine comes into the Senate Cham.
Der quick, breezy, hearty; shakes
hands with everybody-two at a
time-talks so loud that we can hear
what he says in the gallery ; shakes
hands with the newspaper men, a
number Of whom are on the floor,
and they all gather around him; Per-
ley Poore among the number, with
his thick beard and pug nose. (Poo1c
looks like Santa Claus, or Socrates,
or Porte Crayon). When he and
Blaine shake hands the former chuck
les in q quite jolly sort Of way, and
says something which causes Blaine
to explode in a loud horse-laugh.
And, by the way, there is something
in Blaine's expression, and his long
face, which always makes me think of
a horse. [ do not know that this is
any disparagement. The horse is u
fine animal, far finer than the mon
key, and | would sooner have the for
mer for my original ancestor.
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Snecle Resumption.

Secretary Sherman ha@&aFned 2 cir
cular Of instructions in regard the
resumption Of specie payments, A,khC
first Of January, inwhich, aftefWHuo-
ting the third section Of the resiNp.
ton act, he states that as the etc Dl
the above section will be to removevall
practical difference in the value ofADiu
and the United States notes after Janu.
AIRY first, no distinction will be made
between them in keeping or settling
accounts of public officers, involving
transactions subsequent to that date,
Matured coupons Of the United States
and checks OF the United States Treas
urer for interest or principal Of the
public debt, legally payable in coin,
will be paid in coin or notes, ut the OPP
ton Of the holder, by the Assistant
Treasurer of the United States at New
York, or in notes by any other sinde-
pendent Treasury officer. Such regis
scred interest, legally payable in coin,
as is.pald on schedules at other cities
than New York, VIII be paid to the
claimant directly in notes, If he so de-
sires, by the officer charged with the
payment of the schedule, or in coin by
check on the Assistant United States
Treasury at New York. Any check or
draft hereafter drawn in payment Of a
public obligation, legally payeble in
coin, will have that fact plainly noted
thereon.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19
Mexican Dollars.

People are finding out the loss in
using money that has simply q name
without the value to back it. The Mex
lean dollars that were so widely DIS
tributed through the ~country last
spring and summer are now worth but
from 70 to,20 cents, and in some places
are not reVSAy cd at all. Several of the
newspapers of this section warned the
people at thee.iue. of the issue of what
would be the result, but the idea of
having plenty Of money prevailed
against the warnings. The consc-
quence is the people generally have
had to stand a loss Of ten to twenty
five per cent. for the six months use
Of this money,-ChaHanoOga NeWS.
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New York Tribune: Active prepar-
tions are making at the Sub-Treasury
for resumption Of specie payments
The new vaults ore being filled with
coin. The actual coin and currency in
the Sub-Treasury at the close of bust
ness hours to-day was:
Gold coin, $i6S, lO7 ,398.4s
Silver coin, 6 1908, il3.9c
Currency, 1914, IO9 .O2
The suspension Of the issue of gold
certificates and the payment in actual
coin have not only prevented stock
jobbing operations in gold, but have
produced evidence Of growing rcluc-
lance to accept gold coin,
An old man presented $4,000 in call
ed bonds for redemption, and when
several bags of gold coin were handed
him over the counter Of the
Sub-Treasury, he begged for currency.
This was refused, and he was finally
compelled to ask Il bank Of deposit to
take the gold off his hands.
Another man had reedmed $1,000 call
ed bonds, and caused much merriment
by walking along Wall street with a
bag of twenty-dollar goll pieces on
each shoulder.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19
TEETICAN
Mustang Imminent,
FG2 XkT IND D2hET.

Thisl'nlrsmi very u naturally cri- loa'sd IN Amcrl.
~, Ni.sir N.tur1 VTutia'- in ao- r. %'1r1tary such
n-prisinE oat,ac:ss far tic .-a!ad.,io az her CHI
ra. IT, t.aa2 les Icon spreading rur = yea-s,
mla"'v e. '-e."-,t, C.,lab..IL'e alo50.
The irriraT ,~,.'a-; I~ln'E'cn5 iso ia0tchless
H.-Gs g-aI,s',ra-la'ment q inaagrdbsast
"uG. y,ls owrrr,r "l farmers /. IS iiraiuUllc.
s;lG'0 }o.;i' ,rtcn saves c human ljfc or 10.
ar,a 80 rarjticas Of "a c2colluut horsc, OK.
.'re, "~r'!ool.
], "..rc5 ~fa.t..,j, L.1f.alI, hollow horn, grub,
'r~-rr-'a. 'loIldccr,t, mango, the bites and
iia.Bat l,..c2oa3 r,rtlcs and Insects, and very
ei dr+,': nee, ,pr;'", l~cst'ag AID bu.h life.
4 ,o-ss ,"csJ c.:era,l t.o11lo q horses, such
'si-:.s.5't a.rt,h-, "r;uty, spra!ll, founhst.
'...-.ai., VA. As.t', ,,c., &C.
Tic &a~.c.i ,~;u,,anS L!uimont s. the quickest
.r51 ..a3 "ur.i for accidents occurring IN tho
MY, "a Gc essence Il . physician, such as
a':g, .ra.4,, sp'@.@', vrt, ctn., anil fog lheuInG.
an. - @.sa,,, cascndlrcl ~ exposure. Par.
.l2.&xv:lG-j!e to J.Iiers.
Il g. t.c chlaF2-t remedy IN The world, for It
. - tAo lauscl2 - thc home, and q single
30. irat.on Is generally Sufficient 70 cure.
H-1,"aa Nas;"rs I~.E!.acrt - put up in three
E3o; hytiIr, Tie larger ones being proportion
."iy .agrl TIE cheapest. Sold everywhere.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19

Baltimore Sun: "a leading Tennes-
see exchange, published at the chief
commercial city of the State, takes NJ
some space with an article with the
head line Russia's Debts in bold.
black type, but, strange to say, a care
full examination of the same journal,
day after day, for the past two weeks,
-has failed to discover in it any refer
'rnce to the debt of Tennessee, now eX-
citing public attention, and which
ought to be Of far more importance and
inteaest to the people Of that State than
tar-off Russia's indebtedness"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19
Coleman's Case in the U. S. supreme
Court,

Washington special to Cincinnati En-
Quirer: A peculiar case, and one of
interest, now engages the attention Of
the L. ). Supreme Court. During the
war one Pryor n. Coleman, Of Temnes-
see, committed a murder, for which he
was about TO be executed by the FEEDER
al military authorities, when IN attack
upon the lines by the C~ontederatcs i'll
~tercepted the execution. After being
thus by the fortunes of war released
from an immediate death penalty, he
asked and was granted leave to go into
battle, and fought with such desperate
gallantry that nothing more was said
about taking his life. After the war Il
State court found him guilty of murder
in the first degree, and the Supreme
Court Of Tennessee refused to set aside
the decision. His ease is now before
the United States Supreme Court, and
ex-senator Foote, who is his counsel,
hopes chat, as this court has always
been liberal in constituting the law that
a mans life shall not be twice placed.
in jeopardy for the same o%tlense, he
will be able to get Coleman clear.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19

One of the colored preachers OF
Washington offered a prayer for Con-
gress on Sunday, in the course OF
which he said: so, Lord, Thou seest
all these Congressman flocking TO thi;
, city like fishes to the Apostles net; o,
Lord, have mercy on these poor sinners
and preserve them from Cancellation
with the devil, for the good Lord:
sake.o
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19

The Shelbyville Commercial denies
that the Democratic party is a "Green-
back party" What do our Greenback
friends think of that, now, after hear
ing Judge Marks harangue here a few
weeks ago?
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19

Shall intelligence rule in the South Z
Nashville. american.
1t has not been doing it for eight or
ten years.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19
a Country where IL Never
Rains,


In Peru, South America, rain is
unknown. The, coast of Peru is with
in the region. Of the perpetual south
east trade winds, and though the Pc
ruvian shores are on the verge of the
great southeast boiler, yet it never
rains there, The reason is plain. The
southeast trade winds in the Atlantic
Ocean first strike the water on the
coast of Africa. Travelling to the
northwest they blow obliquely across
the ocean until they reach the coast
of BAIL. By this time they are la
den with vapor, which they bear
along across the continent, depositing
it as they go, and supplying with it
the sources of the Rio de la Plata
and the southern tributaries of the
Amazon. Finally they reach the
s~nowcapped Andes; here is wrung
from them the last particle Of mois-
ture that a very low temperature can
attract. Reaching the summit of
that range: they now tumble down as
cool and dry winds on the Pacific
slope beyond. Meeting with no evap-.
Grating surface and no temperature
colder thar that to which they Were
subjected on the mountain tops, they
reach the ocean. Thus we see how
the tops Of the Andes become the res
ervoir from which are supplied the
OF Chill and Peru.
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Weekly Herald.
DEC, 10, 1878.
Congress.

The work Of Congress during the
past week has not amounted to much.
A few appropriation bills have been
passed. Mr.. Blaine's resolution TO I'M
vestigate the late election frauds was
passed Tuesday almost unanimously
the vote standing SO TO G in the Senate.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19
Growth OF the western states.

From careful computations made
at Washington, and based largely on
the recent vote, it is found that the
States which are increasing fastest in
population are Kansas, Minnesota.
Nebraska, California and Colorado.
AT the recent election the vote Of
Kansas almost equalled that of J exas
in 1876, Presidential year. The rap
idity with which Kansas is increasing
in population has hardly an equal in
the history of American States. Al
though it is not half so large, she
promises to outstrip the great State
Of Texas within five years. On the
Pacific Slope California is increasing
in population with great rapidity.
Two years ago nearly forty thousand
votes were cast in each of the Com
gressional districts, and it is compu-
ted that by 1880 there will be nearly,
if not quite $4,000 voters in that
State. From indications, the States
which will make greatest "gains" in
members Of Congress and electoral
votes in tho appointmelaVnn6nx.~tM
next census will be In
Minnesota and Cal
gland will barely<
that; likewise, ID.
except Axkana
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19

= Our New Orleans exchanges state
that a better season for sugar through
out, TO This date, has perhaps never oc-
CURED in Louisiana or amy other sugar
raising district in the world. Tho
yield is %yariously estimated at from
one hundred and sixty thousand to
two hundred and sixty thousand hogs
heads. The yield Of molas8es will be
much less in proportion to the amount
of sugar made thar last year,4Qwing to
the superior condition of the cane and
its immunity from injury by the wealth
err. While the sugar, however, is finer
and better in quality, the molasses is
also much improved.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19

THO wheat crop Of the United States
is estimated at -four hundred and TWEEN
ty-6yc million bnshcls.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19
FIVE CENT

Feeling thenecessity OF Christmas Presents that would be within
the reach of everyone, | bought at a bankrupt sale in New York q
large stock Of Fancy Articles, ranging in value from % to $500, all
of which will be placed on a counter and sold for Five Cents each
E@~REMEMBER that my policy is to sell goods cheap for
spot" CASH. Inform yourself in regard to prices, come to me
and will convince you that you will save money by buying Of me
Very Truly Yours,
]. =. P-YE2ONT,
POI Market Street, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Nov. T SIN.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19
Resumntion Hero at Inst,

Resumption of specie payment has
taken place before the law required it.
For the first time in sixteen long years
greenbacks are as good as gold, as the
following telegram shows:
NV YORK, Dec. Il, 1890 p. NJ
Gold has just sold at par. 1t is the first
time it has touched that figure since
the suspension of specie payments in
1852.
1t caused considerable excitement in
tie green room, brokers cheering en-
Enthusiastically. 1t is even said that the
brokerage was paid for the sale of the
gold at 500.
Commenting on this telegram an eX-
change says: The difference between
'g%reenbacks and gold was wiped out
yesterday for the first time since 1862.
Thanks to the ability and courage OF
John Sherman, backed up by the Re
Apublican party. No more opportunity
.kpr the Wall street sharks to put money
? their pockets at the expense of the
Apducing classes Of the country.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19

1t is high time some steps Mere being
taken for the prevention Of future cpl
denies. Go to James HaH Tonight
and give expression to your Views
Chattanooga Tines.
ALI, ha! Thought you woald come
to it. Better quarantine next time.
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AND
TSJ2.TI'T
DE- E w. LSE /

TCn,'o 1ro getting oegHa.u'"d-and llo-a WIZ
are mot ,agat 90 H"-alts th" Wonderful merits oi
taat Srca; AarIinau hc.uud, the
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-12-19
YOUTHS AND BOYS HATS in great variety at CASH
PRICES.
A Full Stock Of Goods

70 suit everyone for either a CHRISTMAS PRESENT or actual
use, all of which will sell at from 10 to so per cent. cheaper than
merchants who sell Oh time. This is no boasting but the positive
workings Of the CASE SYSTEM.