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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-04
A CARD.

EDITOR SILVER STATE:-I have been
repeatedly Informed by gentlemen in
this town. and from elsewhere in the
county, that interested parties are
making statements to the effect that |
am not a Candidate for the office of
Constable of Union Township. aud do
not want the Office. / am before the
people a. candidate for the Office. and
Intend to remain before them AS can
didate for the position, TIL the polls
close on the 5th of November
nov2 I'd. A I gibson.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-04

Range of temperature at the Signal Office
yesterday Highest. s. deg; lowest, "a deg. ;
range AZ; average. 1872 deg.
Note. In the column headed " Min Their
mometer" the figures indicate the lowest
temperature during the night IT the
respective stations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-04

Robert Johnson. the Jail breaker,
wbo'was shot at Mill City last week is
not expected 20 live.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-04

TAptvHE FlI~FF8r K1F fkYWfhdIs6.
All freight intended to be forwarded
By stage to Paradise valley must be
left at Wells. Fargo IL Co . Office to be
forwarded. This rule cannot be de-
parted from in any instance.
RToKARD IL MORSE,
Proprietors Paradise Stage Line.
October 10, At
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-04

The polls for U aion Precinct will be
open in the District Attorney IS Office
in the Court House. Instead of at the
j Justice s office AZ ~ frat announced
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-04

Two car loads of freight, one for
oornucopia, the other for Silver City,
arrived here yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-04
Attention. FsreinAa,

The monthly meeting of Winnemuc-
ca Hose Company No. is postponed
until Monday evening. November 18th.
HENRY BUSCH Foreman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
THE NEW-oRLEAYs INQUIRY.
SEEKING FOR KNOWLEDGE UNDER DwHcrLTrE

SEEKING TOR KNOWLEDGE UNDER DIFFICULTIES
ANDERSON PRONOUNCED UNTRUsTWORrHY
Nzw-ORLEANs, July 2.-Ihe Potter Sub
Committee resumed its investigation today. John
Deyonshire clerk OF the United States District Court,
was sworn aud produced three seaeh envelopes said to
contain copies OF the certificates OF the electors.
After examining the envelopes the committee required
the witness 20 open them They contained ID the first
set OF papers sent Washington by the Republican cleo
tors CT those sent by the Conservative electors aud 90
those sent by the Republicans IN place OF the FIRST which
were found defective 1t is claimed by the Democrats
that the signatures 10 the last set OfTeuns by the Re
pubcaus are not genuine. The committee took charge
OF the documents.
W. A. strong Secretary OF State was sworn, and by
order OF committee, he produced all the protests ed
in his Office that before the Returning Board rcla-
ing 10 the election Ia November 1876. large number
Of afidayits were made before !. \. Noolhey,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court in this city aud
bear date later than ten days after election
promised 10 return and complete the registration
Anderson returned the parish three or four days be-
fore election not in time TO complete the REGISTRATION
lie would not believe any statement made by Anderson
unless corrObOuted.
Anderson complained that he got no pay, and seemed
anxious TO trade. He wanted Nashs name put on the
ticket for Congress.
W. II. Seynour-recallcd by Mr.. Reed-Witness first
knew jerks in 1866; casual acquaintance; he
and Anderson a. witnesses Office 20 attest the agree
ment was certain he is the Who signed the state
meut with Anderson; witness was certain tie paper
shown him In Washington. known the Anderson Nash
agreement, the one to which he affixed his jurat
and shat II a double sheet originally. Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
A PERFECT CASE ON EACH SIDE.

In tho suit of Raymond S. Perrin against
Andrew Anderson the defendant was arrested. The
suit was brought for furniture which Perrin claimed.
aud said Anderson had concealed to avoid its seizure
Anderson applied to Judge Van Hoeson for his release
He says that Perrin occupied his house with
woman supposed 10 he his wife, though lie really had
another wife, that after Perrin and the woman
quarreed, and 20 prevent her getting the furniture he
gave Anderson bl OF sale, signed by Payson, for
the furniture The sued him for the furniture
but that suit settled Theu finding the furniture an
expensive luxury, he sold IT,
Mr.. Perrin the other hand, denies the Implications
of the defendant and says that ne took the for
lady and her sister, but did not himself occupy the
lie asked the defendant to take charge OF the
property until he could sell it, and gave him the bin OF
sale to enable hm TO do So Anderson promising TO give
back mOrtgage, but not fulfilling his promise Judge
Van HOcsen finds that each Of them makes perfect
for himself and refers the matter to referee TO hnd
where the truth lies,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
DECIsIONS-JULY 2.

Supreme COnrt-C hambas-By Judge DOnOhue.-
Green agt Lee-Orler sCned-I doubts the
form Of the order plaintiff feels aggreyed there WILDE
appeal IL taken. Nathan act WeZhder berkshire
ougg In the matter Of Valentine Arens, etc, agt Leon
nv Judge Daniels EmIgrant Industrial Saving Bank agt
schultz and Others-Granted Patton agt Little Motion de-
order directed making plaintiff additional allowance Of
in the amount Of 800, without costs OF thls VO
Special TeTlH-ByJudge Van VOrst-shaw agt Niles ct al
Decree signed.
Superior Court-SDeciaI Terln-By Judge freedman.
Plume agt OCaaghan ct aOrder denying motion for
COu0ver agt COnOyer-OTer granted In the matter ot
schneider appointing Alfred Erbe. ESQ., Edward
d. Simpson Quick esq committee 10 inquire
etc Casne agt Hickman ct aCOmmission ordered Doug
Judgment signed. Mcdonald agt Schamp q M-Ofder OF
discOntinuance Armstrong agt Shainer-Order granting
defendant leave appear and ETC. Frederick ag
Hulsten &C al0rder @ anted Agate agt penny Weber
Lister ag. Seinhardt; NOlkman Eeldman; MCMAHON
AIT Walsh agt same; Rudd agt Glassleyi NeWbau
agt. AppetOn.-Orders granted.
Common PIeds--SDeciGI Term-Bv Judge Larre-
more-Elnger agt ees-Iudgment ordered foe The pain
tif Blum AIT tiose-AmOunt fixed at $500. HO0ley ag
Cireye et a-Sloon granted. matter OF the assign
meut sherman, etc.-ApphcatOn granted treeuieder
agt Heiter-ApplCa granted Edey agI Musgfaye et
Naturalization granted with costs In the matter 81 the
accounting Arnold etc.-AppicatiOn granted BigeOW
Application granted. agt. Bartlett, ecIhc usual
adhered 10 IN these c2sesDy reference Ia
the matter Of the assignment OF Low, etc-he usual pacee
must these Shy reference Schnyler
agt FaOw.-NO calendar until October Larkins agt Day,
-Can peadiUgsh parties caBailleu agt Baiileul
divorce granted. In the matter OF the assignments
GOtsDergeT Application granted decree Of dlsirbu
ton gnod Bailey ct al ag LaWrenee LODI agI ssgg-
ROuu ami
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
CLOSING EXERCISES OF SCHOOLS.

The New-York Seminary for kindergarten
Teachers held ITS annual commencement Monday. On
exhibition in the halls of the institution were specimens
of mat-weayng, paperioldigg, designing perforatng
and modelling in clay The exercises included vocal and
instrumental music and addresses Mrs VI Krau5 Boclte
addressed the assembly OF friends and guests, dwelling
P3pers ON special subjects were read bv Isabella g..
Meredith Anna A. Rowing. sarah. Fuller, Anna NJ
Palmer, Fannie A. BOncsteei. Ada c. Barnard Emma
Cohr. Jennie Bowe, Helena l.. Davis, Sarah iariWei,
Minnie j. Mckay and Anna Reeves. The closing ad-
dress was made by Professor John ktaus, who ac-
COMMANDED his remarks Wihthc presentation OF diplomas
to the following graduates: Ada c. Barnard Macy
BOYLE, Jennie Bplwell, Fannie BOnostccl Emma Conn
Marian Damerel, Helena Davis Sarah Fuller, safah
Uaftwen. Emily Mckay, Minnie Mckay, Sardec II.
MagOnigle Isabella G. Meredith, Anna Reeves, Emma
Robertson Anna Rowling, Anna sch!lerstcld marie l.
sheldon Florence Sherwood, 4. ". A. Walker.
Gramu r school No. 81 held It's closing exercises
Monday afternoon. Five young women ana three
wong men appeared IN recitatIOns solos and deciama-
lions. Miss Taylor. spoke the valedctory. Diplomas
were awarded 10 the following graduates Lillian J.
TAYLOR Mary L. Olney, Mary NJ. Dodln CaspaF j. hahc'
Francis Malam, and William j. HOGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
THE COURTS.
TRIALS OF INDICTED LIQUOR DEALERS.

TRIALS OF INDICTED LIQUOR DEALERS.
Several of the indicted liquor dealers were
on Judge sutherlands calendar yesterday charged with
violation Of the Excise law. Nellie Smith Barnard. OF
No IO7 Chatham-st. was fined $25. Hattie Jennings.
hareeper in the saloon OF Frederick Burbeck No 23i
BOwery, fined SO, and Burbeck himself fined
S75. The fines were promptly paid. The bail IN the
McCruden Of No 5G6 Broadway; Louis 3 nat, of No.
80 BOwery, and Kari Klein No. 1917 BOvCry, for
fcited. Felix DOnnelly ana John McCuty peldcd, by
exIudge DittcnhOefer their counsel not guilty. II Is
understood that this Is to DE made Pleas
of rot guilty also put IN by james Sullivan and An
drew Farley, OF SiNteenth-st and Eghthavc. Peter
TwstOn aud Mary Miller, No. 10 Bowery; Conrad Dor
man and Lena HOusman, Pacific Garden, Bowery; Mar
tin Dahlbender and Earnest Eike, BOwCry; George Hor
ner and Leopold A. Stcin OF Fiit-st ana the BOwery
Henry Ball and Lena Bauch Charles Westcld and T. h.
Buckhardt. j. MeEYoy and John MeCroker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
CIVIL NOTES.

John Linsby obtained from the Supreme
Court in Brooklyn yesterday, an order directing the
County Treasurer show why Mr.. Lnsky should
receive mis- salary for the entire month OF May
Commissioner OF Jurors.
Judge Lawrence, in Common Pleas, Special
Term, granted yesterday decree Of divorce 70 Jean
Victor Baillou from his wife, Desree Claudno Raillem
The husband says married the defendant in Dccem-
Der, 1885, but recently she has abandoned him for tho
society of one Ad0lph BischOf
The case of Mary l.. Oyerin, the woman
said TO have committed bigamy in marrying Henry C.
Overin, Of the clerks in the Tax Commissioners Of
ce was before Judge Daniels yesterday on habeas cor
pus to have the accused admitted to light bail.
Judge Daniels sent the matter To the General Sessions
and Judge Sutherland admitted the woman to BAH IN
$500.
The Kings County Supervisors on Monday
directed the payment of William A. Mudell's bnl Of
$4,000 for drawing plans for new jail which 1t was
proposed to build last year Yesterday the Taxpayers
Association obtained from Judge Reynolds IN the City
Court an Injunction restraining Mr. Mude from reeey-
ing and County Treasurer Gardiner ir0iu paying the
amount of the bill. An order 10 show cause why the
injunction should not be made permanent Is returnabe
on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
MIR. POTTER'S COMMITTEE.

Ell. WEBER IN A "BAD POSITION"
HE DENIES FORMER srATEMENTs-cAPTAIN JESNs
DENIES HAVING SIGNED TIE AFFIDAVIT SHOWN
IL NRw-ORLEANs.
Captain jerks testified before the Potter Commit
tee yesterday that he did not sign the ailua-
Wit produced before the SuO-Committee
in New-Orleans. Anderson contTadicted hihl'
L. L. Webber read a statement about pohtcai mat
1sin Louisiana and cOntradicted the statements ne
has heretofore made in published letters lie begged
tho committee not TO read one of his letters, because
Il vonld place him in ga bad position" IL was read.
lie gave n new theory of his brothers death, and
claimed that il was not due to political enmity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srpRgvg CoURT-CHA.BFns- Daniels. J-Calendar called
at II a. Mos IS, - and s. Call BEGINS az No. IL
GENERAL TEgM.-AdtOuInef until July 80.
SPECIAL TERM-AdiOuInei until saturday next az 10 a. M
CnCUIr-PARrS l. II and III.-AdJOumed for tine term
SUPERIOR COUi.T-GENFRAL TERM-Ajourned sine die
srECtL TEgM-Freedman, Court opensTt II H. NO day
calendar.
TRIAL TERN-PAETs J. II for the term
COsAIOS pLFA3-GESEEALI ERM-AdlOutned sine ole
EQUITY TERNL-AdjOumed for the term. -
CANBERs-LarremOre, J.-COurt opens at II a. NJ NO day
calendar. g.
TRIAL TERN-PARTs and II.-Adioumed for the term
NARINF COURT-TRIAL TER3t-PAETs l, IL and IlL-Ad.
journed for the term ,o-
OYER AND TRIMMER Adjourned until October Z
GENERAL SEssIONs-PARr ISuthCrdnd, J-NO day calen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

and articles of clothing They arraigned yesterday
before Judge Sutherland in the Court OF General Sea.
sOns. Barnard Dunn, Lawrence Delaney aud John
Mccain elected to be tried separately from the others
Their story that all six drank too much and that
the three laid down under q tree and fell asleep and
knew nothing OF the proceedings OF the other three
Dunn acquitted the Others were sentenced TO the
penitentiary for one year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
G1teln Gtennter5.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
- The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMEtl-
CAN FLAG. SaiuDg every III 4 RSDAH from PhiadelDMa
LORD OLIVE sails Thursday, July 4. IL a. IA.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying the Belgian and United states Malls sailing semi
monthly Alternately ron Philadelphia and New YORK.
JAVA SAILS WEDNESDAY, july TO- II m
For Of passage ana other Information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT d SONS, General Agents,
9O7 WaInutst. PhiiadelDuia 81 Broadway, New York
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent Bateryplace New-forx
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
N BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAYRE. .
Pier Company new No. ~ North River foot OF MOrohs
sPEREIRE wednesday. July 3 a. m
AMEkl lou j.. DetOrl- W elheslty
WILLIE DE PARIS, Sante Wednesday july II, sou a.n
Steamers marked thus DO not carry steelage paseh
freight and passage at Philadelphia apply TO Aloh11
9HO'"'H louis DE BEBIAN Agent. No So Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
ROBBERY AFTER DRINKING HEAVILY.

Six young men went to Barretta's Point, in
Morisania June 10. and landed. Mrs. Barbara Her
ring says they went TO her house, stole bed, bedding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
XVHTTE STAR LINE. ,,a,.
W UNITED STATES AND RoYAL, s MAIt b sFEAAEA'

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL ,.,,..
Nouce-The OF this Line take the Lane hou.s,
recommended by Lieut. MauIy, Us NJ On Doen 'he ou'"
and homoward YoyaRes. ,- ,,.e IN a m
CELTIC capt. Geadell. Thursday july H. o9 m
GERMANIC, capt. Kennedy Juh ~.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK FlEh o. NVNAN
These steamers uniform in sEe and unsurpased IN
pointments. The saloon. stateToons snokng SUI ~,
rooms are placed amdahips where the noise and motion
least felt anordng degree OF comfort hitherto una1anao
az sea- - go -, ,,,. riebata on
favorable terms Steerage SIS.
gese steamers carry neither cattle, sheep, pigs 49,
or inspection OF plans and other mi0rmaton apply 'aa
Company JUICES w. % "''""" r. j. coRrIs. AGeut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
(IOIOAI. 1 niAb's STATES MAIk srEAMERs

HUION LINE, ss-..l -
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSIOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
u-rsCO-SSiT 9 - -, TI- ESDAY July .. noon
= t2Dt Il gu iy ~
y 80 J Juil 20 - ~
CITY or NEWl ORk..-..IG ESDA NY ~ =, p Nh m.
MONTA - lA J. .. ~
~ These steamers but Of iron, In wateIte mt I'm.
paTiments furnished with every requisite 70 make
Tie Atlantic both safe and agreeable a-
ing bathroom, smOkngroOm drawing roOm piano ana IL.
also surgeon, steWarss ana caterer
each The tacroOas arc all on deck, thus lnsln
those greatest Of all uxures az sea- perfect Nenaoh and
light . .-.---., .,, A.. s,,.
CABIN PASSAGE according TO stateroom( 500 TO $50;
INTERMEDIATES, $40; SIEEltAGF1 go.
OFFICES NO. % BLQADWA1. c,-ro.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

GTATE LINE. 90. 49,,
- TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN BELEAs ana
LONDONDERRY. and the PARIS ENPOSIIlON' FiV"
~ y II. foot OF CaHal-st. as follows:
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA thursday gug9,
First cabin, $50 10 S7, according "a ~
turn tickets reduced rates Second cabin $40 steesv
lowest rates. - --- - - -. ~ 81
wav Ncw.N Orx. STEERAGE tickets at No 20 BrOadHV'
and the Companys pier foot Of Canalst North RIVER
limited STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE. -
ron ct THOMAS PARA pERNAMBUCO, BAHIA
AND RIO DE JANEIRO. = -. -
The frstclass steamship I'll VI hlO ~.
JANERI RIO hOO tons Captain Wen VIII san ior me hoyso
SATURDAY July y, at a. ~ Freight AZ 10" iAes
taken for the above BOrts -.
Freight received &C al times az ROBERTS DoCK 1S
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSC RANCE CAN EFFECE
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY -
For freight engagements, or passage having eesAs Nv
eouiAON~-0N'' NPP' " C. H. MALLORY & Co. AgentS
once. Pier 20 East kiYer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
THE WITNESS CONSTRAINED.

During the OF the reading, Mr. Cox objected to
certain statements contained therein the ground that
they were matters OF augmentation, and said that the
statement ingenious one, which avoided telling
all the witness knew himself tkcre was no means Of
questioning him TO find cut just what within his own
Mr. Hmton suggested that that could be developed by
cross-eXaminatlOn.
Mr.. COX-I have no objection 10 that II on the very
heels % his Statements step by step, could question
him to his knowledge on each particular point II
be statement OF matters OF fact and perhaps
IL comes within the rules OF evidence but when "a long
narrative OF this kind Is made up, unless the witness
compelled to connect II with persons from whom he gets
his information IL would to DO rather IMPOSE
ton upon the committee.
Mr.. Cox then began the crOss-eNanlnatOn. After n
few nim portant questions he asked the witness look
at letter then shown hu ana state whether IL was in
his handwriting. Tho witness looked over the let
Ter a. Identified it having been written by himself
After getting through with the documents, Mr. strong
stated that the protests OF Packard and Kellogg upon
which large number OF votes thrown out by tho
Returning Board, could not DO found. lie knew only
from hearsay OF such protests.
NJ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

HAMBURG American Packet Company g Line
IL FOR PLYMOUTH. CnERBOURG. and HAM U kG,
GFLLERr........... July HERnER............Juy -
FKISrA............JUly II July 20
Ratrs passage Plymouth London, CherbOurg Hamburg,
and an points England Scotland and Wales; First Cabin
gold 800 Cabin gold $50 Storage currency $50
KUNHARDT * Co, {. 3. RICHARD * BOAS,
General Agents, General Passeu ger Agents,
al Rroad.st New. York 81 Broadway. Newly 0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA, CENTRAL ant
soGrH AMERICA. SANDWICH ISLANDS, NEMIkA'
LAND, AUSTRALIA. BRITISH COLC NRIA, WASH
iNGTON TERRITORY and OREGON. -,
~ sailing nom Pier foot Canalst, North River.
For ISIHMUS OF PANAMA
steamship CRESCENT CITY, Tuesday. July o.
Connecting for Central and South America. 100,
FrOl SAN FRANCISCO 20 JAPAN aud CHINA
steamship CITY OF PERING, "Wednesday, july TO-
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC. saturday, August 3.
From san sTanclscO 10 sandwich islands, Ausuaa
New.Zeaand. - 49,
For freight passage apply at COmpa1y's Ohee3 on
ME. foot Of Canalst. North River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
COLLEGE CHANGES AND PROGRESS.

COLLEGE CHANGES AND PROGREeS.
EXERCISES OF COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT VIII
IIAMs-CoNDITIoN OF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
OTHER INSTITUTIONS.
The exercises Of Commencement week are now
IN progress at Williams College. Satisfaction is
expressed by the faculty and friends of the
institution with the work of the year. and extensive
improvements haye been made in Williams
town, the seat Of the college Glass day
exercises at Syracuse University were given
up on account of differences among the seniors. The
alumni have adopted resolutions protesting against
the dismissal Of Professor Winchell on account of
the expression Of opinion,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-28

In order 10 guard against resnlis ut
terry subverriye Of health. IL is absolute
~ essential that the grand thoroughiare
or avenue OF the system, the bowels.
should be re-opened Ms speedily rs pos
sible when they become sbstructed. II
they are not, the bile is misdireeted into
the blood the liver becomes torpid
yiscid bilious matter gets INTO the sloni.
seh, and produces Indigestion; head
aches eusue. and other symptoms are
produced. which prolongaLion OF the
exciting cause only tends 10 aggrava'e.
The aperien, properties OF Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters constitute most useful
agent IN overcoming construction OF the
bowels, and promoting regular habit
OF body. 1t Is infinitely superior to the
drastic catharlics frequently used for the
purpose, since it doe. not, like them, act
violently, bu, produces natural, pain.
less effect, which does not impair the
tone of the evacuat"ry organs, which II
inviyorates instead of weakening. The
stomach and liver. also, indeed The en-.
tire system, IL strengthened and regu.
hated by il.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-28
Tneu.,bora,ory a, the rystem,

The stomach Ia the laboratory OF the
system. in which certain mysterious pro-
cesses are constantly going on. These
result In the production OF that wonder.
fnlvivifying agent the blood, which IN q
state OF health Iushes laden with tire ele>
ments Of vitality 10 the remotest parts OF
she system. But when the stomach Is
semi.paralyzed by dyspepsia, blood
manufacture Is carried on imperiectIy.
the circulation grows thin and
sluggIsh. and the system sur
ters In consequence. Moreover, indiges.
ton reacts rpon the liver and bowels.
rendering the first sluggish and the lat.
Ser constipatei. The brain also suAers
by sympathy, md sch headaches. sleep
lessness and nervous symptoms are eh.
gendered, Hostetter's Stomach Bitiers
reforms this state Of things. gives per.
man, nj tone and regularity to the SION.
ach and It's associate Organs, the bowels
AMI liver. and ensures complete n0urish'
ment and increased vigOr Of the system.
10 the most popular rs we'll No the mort
efficient anti.dyspeptic and tonic ID Am
eIicl.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-28

MARDl GRAs DAY.-rhe knights OF
the Mystic Krew OF Cairo deserve credit
for the manner in which they have con.
ducled The arrangements for The Gel bra.
ton vi next tuesday, Marli Gras day.
We caIi assure our ci,iZ rs That The c lr>
brstion will eclipse any aud every Other
Effort OF the krew, and that lie number
of visitors In the city on that day viii
be very large. Special trains will b.
run on the Cairo AMI Vrnc-nnrs and
Cairo AMI 81. l. Iuis roads. and The Iii,
nois Central will bring large humber
vi people 10 the city. All iu all, the day
VIII be big one Tor Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-28

We refer To that most remarkable com.
pound, DR.. Morris syrup Of Tar, Wild
Cherry aud Horrhound. for coughs,
colds, blood splitting, weak lungs. Group,
whooping cough, asthma, bronchitis,
and all diseases VI the lungs and throat.
Probably 10 similar preparation ever b..
fors 80 quickly found Its way Into public
favor as this. Ito sale IN our community
Is simply enormous. Those who have
been disappointed In other so>cslled
remedies, are specially invited to try
tina. b. ture to yet the genuine DR..
Morris Syrup Of Tar. Wild Cherry aud
Horehound. There are limitations In the
market. Look out for them. Trial
slae, 10 cents. Regular sizes, 20 cents
and one dollar.
SOLD By BARCLAY BROS.
Very pleasant and always elective ID
Prof. Rssks1 Pleasant Worm Byrup,
and - phyplsSssairsd. All ~, %l>lu