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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-26
KEARvEY has gone back to CaIifol

AEARNEY has gone back to CaIilor-
MIA. If he will stop his nonsensicaI
spouting anil go back to his situation
as a driver on dray, he will do much
more good for the country than he
could in the political field. 1t is said
that every mall is good for something.
He may be god driver. If he is,
he found his element before he entered
the politica! arena.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-26

We have mustard courage to say
that salt may be good on a birds tail,
but the man with gun prefers to
pepper it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-26

\ WESTERN lawyer included in his
bill against his client: 10 waking
up in the night and thinking about
your case, So"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-26

The Vanderbilt will case is on trial,
and the Lord only knows when it will
end.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-26

Why is lady's foot like a locomo-
tive? Because it usually goes ahead
of train.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-26

AMERICA takes the prizes for paper
at the Paris Exhibition.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-26

GENERAL GORDON was almost unani-
mously elected United States Senate
from Georgia a few days ago.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-26

He who smiles at another's misfort
unes forgets his own ignorance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-26

E. S. Stokes, the murderer Of jim
Fisk, will move to San Francisco in a
short time, where he intends locating
permanently.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-26

THE Wallula boats have taken l6,-
600 tons of wheat to the DalIes this
fall, and 5000 tons still await ship
ment.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-26

LITTLE Rock, Arkansas, was visited
by an earthquake lately.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-26

A TELEPHONE is in successful opera
ton between Walla Walla and Day
ton.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-26

WILLIAM PENN also remarked that it
was just as easy to love "a rich girl as
a poor one.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-26

correspondence from ali parts of the
country solicited.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

conviction of the Righteousness of It's aims,
could, for single year, have maintained
Its organization. There appeared not ift
in the political sky through which ray of
the futures sunshine could lind It's
way, to bring hope and strength
and good cheer to the faithful. But the GEN
erals oftheparty were loyal'and determined.
There were Seymour, and Bigler, and Thur
man, and Hendricks, and Marshall and
Bayard, and Blair, and all inspired by he
eternal principles Of right, swerved not an
inch from the line of duty. Another bat
tie, and another was fought; and at last the
political Sedan of 1876, left the Democratic
army masters of the field; but not intrench-
ed against the fraudulent, the corrupt and
yilainous schemes and strategy of their
beaten but INSCRIPTIONS foes. But the Vie
tory bore its good fruits, for despite the per-
fdy Of the foe, the victors will rule; will
bring peace and thrift to the country, and,
on the 4th of March, 1881, install their
chosen chief into the Executive chair of the
nation.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17
A GIRLS COMPOSITION ON Doys

- ''''' N''li '''l lON NN DOl y
Boys Is strange things, Boys is of three
kinds. The baby boy, the little boy and
big boy. | don't like the baby boy be,
cause he squalls and kicks, and have to
rock him with cradle. But if the bic
boy squalls or kicks can rock him with
stones. | Xix the little boy best when he's
got candy and gives me some. But like
the big boy best when it SHOWS because he
can haul me on his sled. A boy is little
man when he behaves himself, and when he
doesn't he's little devil; that is what
mother said brother was the other day
when he told Mrs Smith that mother said
she was an old bore, My papa he was q
little boy once, but mother said she wasn't
and she wishes he was lite boy once
more. Sister Julia says she doesn't like
boys, and when saw her and Tom Brown
Il setting in the rocking chair u Sunday
night, she said she was trying to squeeze
the life out Of him cause she didn't like
him; but don't think she was hurting any
place. for he wouldn't let her get up. This
is all know about boys, and mother says
she hopes | never will know any more
about them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17
THAT OR WORSE,

! The South is not exactly "solid;' but il
ought to be. The North, the East or the
West would solidity itself under half the
provocation.
II there is anything wrong or alarming
in the present Democratic compactncss of
the Southern States, the Republican party
is to blame for it. Her thieves, her vaga-
bonds, her political bummcrs and cut
threats found their way TO every portion of
the South, and, under the indirect sanction
OF their party in the North, did such deeds
ofpcrfdy, 50 plundcrcd, oppressed and out
ragged the people, that rehabilitation" be-
came the first law of nature with them.
The alternatives were presented: Bow 10
the yoke presented by defiant thieves, polit-
ical tramps and vagabonds, give up to them
your property your liberty, your manhood
do this: or band together, and as one
man, refuse to do it, They chose the latter
alternative. Had they done otherwise, the
heavy hand of carpet-bagism would rest
upon them to day, and poverty, turmoil,
distraction and bloodshed would be their
portion. BY soliditying, they did right.
They did what any enlightened, liberty
loving people would have done under the
same circumstance, and what the Rcpub-
licans Of the North are striving to do at
this very time, and that too, without any
occasion whatever
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17
JUDGE MULKEY FOR SUPREME
JUDGE.

D - I i'''is "a T. laAN - L 'h ~ NI.Nl T.
JUDGE.
THE, BULLETIN WAS the first paper in this
grand division to mention the name OF
Judge Mulkey, Of tins city, in connection
with seat in the Supreme Court Of Illinois
We urged hi, great ability as a lawyer, hi,
long prac ticc at the bar and experience on
the bench, hi, ripe scholarship and acute
powers Of discrimination, a. facts that dis.
tinguished him As entirely worthy to take
up the mantle laid down by the eminent
and lamentcd statesman and iurist who has
been called to the realities Of higher life.
All We then sail met hearty response,
those who know Judge Mulkcy best sec
onding our commentator of his worth.
and our suggestion that h. be induced to
become candidate, most promptly and
cordially.
As bur few months will capsc, now, be.
fore the voter, Of the grand division will De
called upon to make their choice, we again
present the name ofJudge Mulkcy; not be-.
cause he is Democrat, nor yet because he
is a personal friend and citizen of Cairo;
but becausc, after careful canvas, Of the
material" ont Of which a Judge must be
chosen, We could not resist the conviction. il
We were 50 disposed that he i, the man for
the place In this opinion the lawyer, are
quite unanimous, and that a number Of our
brethren of the press offer a cheerful and
ready acquicsccncc, We have the record evil
dcncc.
\, an indication Of popular opinion, we
give, in addition to sundry extracts hereto
fore made from our exchanges. the follow.
ing, from a recent number of the NTctropois
Democrat:
irwin not he long until the voters orthi- grand
division will again be called upon 10 select su.
prcmc Judge to 1 the place now held by Judge
Baker We think Hon, John H.. Mulkcy. of Cairo.
would be amo't excellent selection, ifhc could be
Influenced to allow hi. name to 20 before the PEG.
ple Judge Mulkcyis one of The best lawyers In the
State an honest men, man that has had hut little
to LAY IN politics. and having made the profession
oflaw hi study for many years, he seems TO u-
most eInnenily suited person for that honorable
and diauihcd position.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

Here is difference of 4,125,OO0 Southern
Republicans. Now We wonld hate TO be-
lieyc that John sherman was lying, hut
really five millions Is little tough and
Mr. sherman could not have had the OBJ
portunity that the Times dyspcptic CORES.
pendent had Of finding out the number of
"disfranchiscd Republicans in eleven States
while sitting in his cock loft at Washington.
In fact, it looks as if two big falschoods
had been uttered.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17
THROUGH ADVERSELY AND De
FEAT, TO VICTORY.

Ten years ago the Democratic party Of
the United States laid PROSTATE at the feet
OF It's powerful adversary, 50 completely
ovcIthrown and crushed down, that the
>loutcst hearts among its members enter.
tanned grave fear, of lis ability to re-mustcr
It's Icgions for another battle But endowed
with far greater vitality than was conceded
toit aud moved by an energy bcgottcn of
the conviction that it wa, fighting for prn-
cIpIe> that were RIGHT it husbandcd it.
strength, gathered in new recruits, and
then, animated by a true Jacksonan spirit.
declared that though overwhelmed, recover.
whcmrd, and overwhelmed again. il would
never surrender; but fight on and on, until
victory should return and perch again upon
It's banners.
In the year 1860 the Democratic r,prc.
sentation in the Senate numbered only ten
members, while the Republican member,
numbered sixty the State Of Georgia be
ng unrcprcscntcd.
In the House the disparity in numbers
was equally great, The Democrats mum.
bered scvcn,y-two, and the Republicans one
hundred and SiNW.ninc With such an
outlook no party unless cemcn,cd 10y a
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17
! NE BULLETIN.
AN AUTUMN LEAF.

Chrysanthemums OF fragrant white,
Standing in li,e silver vale
or the moonbcam's soft enchanting light
So dream'llkc, pure and pale
Chrysanthemums Of fra grant white,
Earth's iaircst dreams are frail.
Thy emblcmatic meaning CLEANS
Upon thy snowy leaves,
II glisten, in the silver streams
OF the moonbeam'. silent sheave.
The sweetest words In ifc'- sweet dreams,
With thy delicate beauty wcaves
Those musical words, love love,
Float over the hills at night:
Float oyerthe hills like storm,tircd dove.
Seeking IN ark in ii, Night,
Those musical words. love, love,
Are bright with cierni,y's light.
Chrysanthemums Of fragrant white
Darling Of the dying year.
Wen chosen was thy emblem bright
Proved by thy lngerin, here.
Chysanlhcmums OF fragrant white
Darling Of the dying year
-LENwooD
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
PROBABLY THE NEXT SPEAKER
THE POLICY or HATE TO THE SOUTH TO BE
RENIyED-A DELUsIvE CLAIM, ETC.

! RANDALL PROBABLY THE NEXT SPEAKER
THE POLICY or HATE TO THE SOUTH TO EE
REVIVED DECISIVE CLAIM, ETC.
WASHINGTON, November IA, 1878.
Probably the Democratic majority in the
House OF Representative will not he more
than ten or twelve. 1t will be enough for
alfNractical purposes, and willmake a great
deal Of care necessary to keep the party
harmonious. II Will almost make the re-
nomination OF Mr.. Randall for spekar Il
necessity. With majority Of 60 or 20
there would have been several candidates
among the Democrats, and one of them
might have had some chance against even
so capable and acceptable an officer as Mr.
Randall. But as the next House will
stand, no experiments will be tried. Mr.
Randall is just the man for the place
1t is stated, upon good authority that the
Administration is now definitely committed
TO the "stalwart" policy of treatment for
the South. The Administration was of 50
little account in politics that thi, is Of no
importance politically. But it may mean
much Of mischief and disaster to the South.
Mr.. Hayes, though without influence in his
party is actually at the head Of the govern
mcnt, and could have saved that section
from innumcrabIe undescvcd hardships.
What form his interference with It's affairs
will take. is not known. lie is said to use
considerable violence in HiS language when
speaking on the subject Zach Chandler
and Don Cameron were closetel with him
for two hours the other day, and his CONVEX
sion was announced Immediately thereafter.
If this weak man has yielded, and is to be
guided by men like Chandler and Cameron,
the people OF the South may well regret
that Grant was not elected to a third term.
He certainly never did ALL the detestablc
things he was urged to do.
The Radicals are making great noise
about what they call the PROCLAMATION of
New York The claim is delusive and
will have but short run as an inspirer of
the rural radicals 1t is true the Republi-
cans carried the State in what they call
sweeping" Manner and that Senator Conk-
ling will doubtless be reelected as the re-
suit But it is not a Republican victory; it
is Conkling victory-that, and nothing
more-and no Democrat will detract one
iota from the honor that belongs to Mr..
Conkling as party leader, however radical
and undemocratic he may he. 1t is just as
true that no Democrat with any judgment
looks upon the result there AS in the least
dlsheartcnlng in party sense. Mr.. Conk-
ling will not be part Of the issue next
year. nor for some time to come, and they
have nothing to fear against any other rad
ical, for nobody except he could carry the
state against the well known Democratic
majority. New York can be counted
Democratic in the next Electoral Collrpe
beyond question. DEM.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

THE veteran OgleSby, Governor Culom,
JOAN Logan and L. i, Washburnc, are the
Senatorial candidates before the IlinO,
legislature. The chief contest will be be-
tween Logan and Ogcsby, with the chances
IN favor of Logan. The German vote.
which the Louisville Courier.J Journal think,
will 20 solid for Washburnc, and elect him.
j. moi very strong in the Legislature, though
strong in the State, Logans prospects are
decidedly the brighter, although his clyc-
lion J., not confessed certainty
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

METROPOLIS Democrat writing to A
TREND in Vienna, says that in the Mctropo-
lls precinct, Democrats voted for Thomas,
the Republican candidate for Il seat in
Congress. The Metropolis Democrat is
mistaken. No DEMocEAT did anything ofthc
Kind. The yotcrwhu in view Of the issue,
presented in the canvass, and the impor.
tant contingcncic, that were likely to beat
iected by the result the voter who in
view OF this, voted for Thomas, was no, n
Democrat Democrats knew that the de
ieat oil Allen MIGHT defeat Democratic AS.
tendency in the House, and that the loss
OF that aNccndcncy might cycntuatc in the
loss Of the Democratic President
that will be elected in 1880 no. Mr. Ne.
tropoIi' Democrat, no "old Democrat" voted
for Thomas at the Metropolis polls or else.
where
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

Martin Nancy, of Rock Island, Ills, mar
RED pretty girl few months ago and at
once became very jealous. Tie beat her
itlghliully and forced her to accuse citizen
OF criminal relations with hcrand then fled.
AS soon AS the wife was freed from his
murderous clutch on her throat she repud-
dln'ccd her confession On Wednesday
last he suddenly rcappcard armed with a
shot gun and fired into II house where he
supposed his wife was, but the charge hurt
no one, burying itself in pillow between
the heads OF man and wife who lay asleep.
lie then attacked the house of man named
Hahn, and with knife was about to butch
or Mrs. H., when she graspcda gun and
kept him at bay, Ill her husband arrived
lie then turned on Hahn and killed him
with his knife before he could be secured.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

WE now have it that the remain, Of the
merchant prince, Stewart, have been discoy-
cred; and hint, are thrown out that the
public will be astoundcd when the name,
II the grave robbers are made known. This
may be 50 and may not be 50; but one thing
Is certain, and that is that the fertility Of
resource that the New York police display
in keeping themselves prominently before
the public, is simply wonderful. They are
always on the eve Of doing something won
dcrfuI; but some how or other they never
do it. Ever since the spriting away OF
Stewards remains, the wires have been load.
ed down with marvellous accounts of police
ingenuity and industry which have been
contradctcd almost rs soon a, received.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

lF Republican leader, Will persist in
'hclo attempt tomis,epd hcpubIic,why in
the nam" ofcom'on ,cn-r, don't they agree
as to the means The Louisville Courier.
journal calls attention to the nrt finn,
John Sherman says that j,OOo.Ooo Rcnuh
lican voter, in the southern STATE. worc
disimnchsed atthc la,ccIcc,on. The New
York Times, the bittcrcst bloody .>hu on.
gan IN the East, piled up the figures a, mph
a. It could and asserted that $4,000 Re-.
pnbllcanN in the South were di,ilmnchi,cd
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

Az ELECTRO GALvANiC BATTEEY COM.
BlNEp WITH a HIGHLY MEDIC ATED
sTRENGTlIENiN0 PLASTER. FoRMING THE
BEST PLASTER FOR PAINS NND ACHES n
THE WORLD OF MEDICINE
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

Yes, son yes, yes; 60 out west and buy
farm. There is no life so independent as
that of the honest farmer. Do not be dis
Outraged if the work is little hard ut first
The grasshoppcrS will eat up all your
first planting, but they will dcyour it so
early in the season that you can plant a sec
ond time, They won't eat that planting
until Just about three days before harvest.
Then YOU will have nothing to do all fall
and winter and you can put in full time
starving. The next years crop will he dcs-
troyed by constant rain and floods The third
year drouth will burn up everything that
has a root or leaf within, ten miles of
your farm, The fourth year however every.
thing will 90 we'll. Yoi will raise boom
ing crop, get il all in and safely housed.
and sit down happy and contcntcd, waiting
for the market TO rise Then prairie fire
as big AS the butt end OF the universe will
come along and burn up everything you
have in the world except the clothes you
have on. Buy farm; A young man is
ncglccttul ofhis best interest and most
solemn duties who does not buy farm
right away
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17
OFFICFIItS:
BOAkD OF MNNAGENs :

j. J GORDON Physician afro Ills
Mrs, r. A, TAYLOR, Superintendent of
Schools, Alexander tOunty...........
Mrs, +. c. FORD, Variety Bracket Store,
j. a, GOLDSTlNE, of Godstinc Il Ro.
scnwutcr, Wholesale aud Retail Dealers
in staple and Fancy Dry Goods ......
\. Il. TlllSrLEN GOD of Iinklc IL
ThistGwOOd, Commission Merchants,
Cotton ana Tobacco Factors. .........
y D. AYERS, Of Ayers ~ Co.. Commits
son Merchants. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Manager
ana Attorney at IsW..,..........,.... "
WIN. STRArrON. of StrattOn Il Bird.
wholesale trOCcrs. Observation-Disclosures. "
GEO. NJ. ALDEN, Commission Mrr.
chant, IS Ohio leyce. ....,...........
JAS, 5. REARDEN. Agent Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company ...... -
HARRISON HOuPT, Matchmaker and
CHAs. Il, STUART, Wholesale and Re
tail Dry Goods and Notions .,..,.
EDWARD A. BuDER Manufacturing
Jcwelur and Wholesale Dealer In
Watchmnkers' Tools and Materials.
EDWIN /. EGNEW, Proprietor St
Charles Hotel Observation-Disclosures.
HAzEN LEIGHTON, Commission Mcr.
DR.. EDWARD n ROE. /. : : Marshal
Southern District Illinois ..... Springfield HIS
Mrs. s, A. AYERS. .............N Villa Ridge
DR.. X, $. BRIGHAM. Physician Indianapolis, Ind
JAS. NJ GELATT, Real Estate
Agent ..,..,".,,............ .... .kcokuk Iowa.
R.y, DAVID {. WELLS, Mc,bodht
M,uiS'r ~ ',;'..,..''., Grand Junction, Tenn,
D. Gl ALEi Merchan..........M Meridian, Mss,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

For the following handsome notice we
have to thank the editor Of the Carbonate
Observer:
The veteran Nose Harrrll ha. become the editor
OF The Cairo BULLETIN. llarel /. strong vlsorou.
writer. an incorporating Democrat, and mon
of very much more thaa ordinary ability O-,rly
'l smile you out ofeoon,rnsuco white hci. ent,iu.
your throat, bat larrc say. e I. a necessity and
proceeds to do hi. work wljhou, any mlucIn. lie
-a,. terrible quill
And for the following. 'tothc editor oftAr
Metropolis Democrat:
We learn that NJ 3 IlarrcN E-u ESQ. {. The
successor Of NalIy as editor orTnC ByMEnv. Mr.
II bias had much experience 10 ,hr journalistic pro
'r,-ion. i, % brilliant para-uphi,t, and will make
IE ErllErIN very spicy aud readable paper
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17
NEW RICH BLOOD

Parsons Purgatlyc Pills make New Rich n
ana VIII completely change the blood In The .
system N three months, ANY person who vIli
pun cach night from To ~ weeks may he rcs .i
IT, ,ounu meath, II such thing De possible.
Bangor, Me. as. O''''''No
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17
MEDICAL.
NANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CA.TARRH

INsTANTLf relieves ana permanently cures this
possesses the soothing and healing properties Of
plants herbs aud barS- in their essential form free
from every hbrous contamination and IN this res
poet differs from every other known remedy In one
shoi yoas ~ hD' found IL way from the Atlantic 10
We racine coast, aud wherever known has become
lhc standard remedy for the treatment Of Catalrh.
me proprletors have been waited upon by gentle
men of national reputation who have been cured by
inns remedy, and who have ~ considerable expense
anu persona trouble, spread the good news through
out the circles IN which they move, When YOU hear
wealthy gentleman Oln,rllgcncc and refinement
say, II owe my life to Sanords Radical Cure" YOU
may feel assured that ii l. an article OF great value
and worthy 10 BE- Clas-cd among the standard mcd.
cal specifics the day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

EASE ATTAISABIE ~ THE RHEUMArrC.-
lcs, although they may despair Of rclicf, it
is attainablc by rheumatic sufferers for
there is a remedy which carries off, by
means Of increased activity of the kidney,
important channels for blood publication
the acrid element to which pathologist,
the most eminent attribute the painful
symptoms theory completely borne out
by urinary analysis, The name of this
grand dcpurcnt is Iiostctter's Bitters. Il
preparation likewise celebrated as remedy
for constipation, which causes contamina-
ton Of the blood with the blc-and GER
tain means Of reIicfin dyspepsia, fever and
aguc and nervous ailments. II is. perhaps,
the finest tonic cNtant. and i highly
recommended as a medicinal stimulant by
distinguished physicians and analysis who
pronounce it TO be cmincntly pure and very
beneficial. The press also endorses it.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

The Most important question those n,urng their l
PANY STRONGEST"
strongest company
oft largest Life Insurance Companies Of the United
alto excluding premium liabilities Equitable
l?l00 The second largest 0,1, and the third largest 1;3?
e. These from the official r" the New York Insurance DcpG
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

A FrER using two bottles | ind myself pcrInn.
"a nehtly cured have since recommended over
one hundred bottle. with the greatest success,
WIN W. ARMSTRONG
iJg Harrison Ay Boston
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

| Have recommended Il to quitca number OF nv
L friends. all of whom have expressed 10 me their
high estimate OF it, value and good eject. it ihnm
WM. BROWN, a. Pine St St Loui-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

| FOLLOWED tho directions TO the letter and am
Il happy 10 stntr have had permanent cure
ID, W. GRAY, VI. H., Mu,catnc Iowa