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NO GRAND PRIZES WERE AWARDED Fol
SPOOL-COTTON AT PARIS.

Messrs. j. & 2. COATS have established In Paw
tuckct, r. l.. the largest spool-cotton mills in the
United States. Every process Of manufacture, from
the raw cotton 10 The finished SPOOL, is conducted
there. Their AAEERICAN-MADE SPOOL-COT-
TON took the award at the Centennial. and while
they have never claimed special merit for their
Amcrlcan-made spoo!-cOtton over that manufac-
tred In their Scotch mills, we have the satisfaction
of announcing that they have so identified them
selves with this country thnt America, as repre-
scented by J. & =. COATS, Is still
AHEAD IN SPOOL-COTTON.
AUCHINCLOSS BROTHERS,
Sole Agents in New York for j. u p. Goats.
oc 3l-d2t&w2L
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The President i'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, October 3I.-Prestdent
HAYES arrived here at $50 O'Clock this eve
ming on a visit to the Maryland Institute
Fair. He was taken TO the City Hall. where
be was welcomed by Mayor Latrobe and
other city official. The visit to the Fair was
made at 8 O'Clock. The ball was densely
crowded, and when the President appeared
upon the platform he was received with
cheers. the band playing Hail to the
Chief" james II. Bond, president OF the
Maryland Institute, introduced the dlssln-
guished visitor, and the President briefly
acknowledged the introduction. This was
followed By general hand-shaklns, after
which the President visited the various
divisions Of the Fair. At 1910 2. M. the
President returned to Washington.
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Unwilling ofa Confederate Monument

AUGUSTA. GA, October 31.-The Confee-
crate monument OF, the Ladies' Memorial
Association was unveiled to-day in the
presence OF o vast concourse OF people.
Governor Colquitt, Hon. Alexander q.
Stephens, and other distinguished citizens,
were present. The Grafton was delivered
by Colonel Charles q. Jones. The military
were headed by the thirteenth Infantry
post-band from Atlanta. The monument is
seventy-six feet high; was made in Italy,
and IS said to be one Of the handsomest in
the country. There IS statue Of Confed-
crate soldier at the top, and four statuctteS--
Lee, Jackson, Walker, and Cobb. Several
Confederate battle-tags were displayed on
the stand in front Of the monument. The
star spaugied banner and Confederate flag
were blended and surrounded by an olive:
fringed streamer, with the watchword
"Peace." -.. r..
The city Is crowded with visitors from
South Carolina and Georgia.
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Murderer Sentenced.

CLEVELAND, Ono, October 31.-Charles
McGilI, the murderer Of Mary, Kelly, was
to-day sentenced to be hanged on the 18th
Of February. ,ysf rt..FEf SIS .,s.3:tgyI = ..-Y
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4 snspcDsion OF Ciaseinnati .ankers.
CyNCIsNATI, October 31.--Joseph Al he
mann:& Co., bankers, OF this city, have s.i Y
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wnsningtoss items.

WASHINGTON, October 3i.-The President
has issued proclamation appointing Thurs.
iav the 2Sth OF November as q day OF
thanksgiving and prayer. = 80 Go -
Owing to the suspension OF the German
American National Bank, OF this city, the
German Savings Bank has also
suspended. Both banks were owned and
patronized principally by Germans: The
suspensions have caused much surprise. The
president OF the firstnamed bank is John
Hitz, the Swiss consul-general in this city.
The shrinkage in real estate value, in which
both banks are largely interested, caused
the failure.
The State Department is advised that an
exhibition will be held in Mel
bourne, commencing in October, 1880.
The Parliament has voted 100000 for the
erection Of the necessary buildings.
The United States Consul at TaDSiers
sends to the State Department an account
OF the fearful ravages Of the cholera in the
interior OF Morocco. Business is almost
completely paralyzed. The disease is sweep
ing over the middle and southern pro
vinces. Hundreds are dying Of starvation.
Never before has Morocco passed through
such fearful ordeal. .E
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Rank SIssrr,ersusIson.

TRoY,3 III. r., October THE, Mer.
chants aud Mechanics State Bank has ceased
operations, sss z9 ~ tis59Ei g X i
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CARPETS. MATTENGS. dc.

TUST RECEIVED, OUR FALL STOCK:
81 A full line of CARPETS and OiL-CLOiaHSs u
all grades: RUG MATS, DRpGGEIs, Shi AMb3SSfK
STRTAiNS. which we are offering at low prices.
Also, full line OF PAPER-HANGlNGs. AL orders
pio'Ap''' "'',NN, PHILLIPS & JENNINGS,
No. 90. corner Thirteenth and franklin stree =,
Sc l7-2m y, AFs. -t..:
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;iLES's LINsMENg.
r AME AND SICK HORSES CIR

r AME AND SICK HoKshs i sN
pRONotJSCED INCuRABLE CURED FREE OF
= .. COST. sts. -1s.
CHESS LrNIMENT IoDIDE AMMONIA.
spavins, Splints, RIngbones, Bunches, Thorough-
Plus, Sprung Knees cured bemtsn.
Hssua for naInuhlet containing full information 70
DIR. WILLIAM M. GiitEs,,.It
100 West Broadway, New orR.
Use oaly for horses The Imminent nf SotomMFap-
e Wiolesale agents, pT RcEIL. LApn Go. -
" ss'''A'' Neo &C l-Tu,fh,&slmSWamA
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4 CL.,FIIINa.
| s25. enry1o rsUFflrls
MADE To ORDER IN RICHMOND,
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
oc19 n. B. SPENCE q SON.
COG CASHMERE SUIT,
-; Z: MADE 70 ORDER INRIcHMoNp.
TwESTY.HGBT DOLLARS.
oe19s EB. SPENCE & SON.
$50 CASHMERE SUIT, i
MADE TO ORDER IN RICHMOND,
THIRTY DOLLARS. IL
oc19 E.B. SPENCE & SON.
So. CASHMERE SUIT,
EIGHT DOLLARS.
oc 10 E. B. SPENCE SsoN.
$40 CASHMERE SUIT, @E
TEN DOLLARS.
oc1s E.B. SPENCE & soI. I
|Sl2. CASHMERE SUIT II
TWELVE DOLLARS.
oc1e E.B. SPENCE & SON.
S15 CASHMERE SUIT,
FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
oc1o E.B. SPENCE & SON.
S1S CASHMERE SUIT,
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS,
ocls E. B. SPENCE SON.
81. HEAVY NERISo UNDE .BsI :I
ONE DOLLAR. "as
cl9 E.B. SPENCE & SON.
ST 80 EXTRA FINE UNDERsHIRT,
- ONE DOLLAR ANDAHALF.
oc19 E.B. SPENCE SON.
50. INDICATED HERlSo UNDER
SHIRT,
TWO DOLLARS. re..
oc19 Ed. SPENCE & SON.
S., ovERcoArs' ovERcoATs,
FIVE DOLLARS.
oc19 Ell SPENCE SON.
G7O OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS,
TEN DOLLARS.
oc19 EB. SPENCE & SON.
S1S OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS,
FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
ocl9 E.B SPENCE & SON.
COO OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS,
TWENTY DOLLARS. .
oc19 E.B. SPENCE & SON.
ST. FINE LINE ...
ALL THE NEw-STYLE sd
| CLARION SCARFS, :
| ONE DOLLAR.
| oc19 Ed. SPENCE ( SON.
S.. FALL oVERcoATs'
FIVE DOLLARS.
| ocl9 E.B. SPENCE & SON.
e1 WHITE DRESS-SHIRT,
| ONE DOLLAR.
| ocl9 +. d. SPENCE & SON.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

|
NEW YORK, October 31.-Cotton fra; sales 504
iirmer; superine western and State, S3.15@S2-55;
southern -four steady and more active: common 70
| fair extra, So. s5m $500; good 10 choice. 5000.
Wheat unsettled; unsraded red, Csc. @sl.O3: Corn
graded; 45c. for No. s.. Oats steady mixed State
2s@30c. Coffee frmer for better grades. Sugar
more active; Cuba, &C.: Ceatrifugal, $685.;
TAR to good refining, 7a177sc,; prime, f1c re
fined steady, with fair business Molasses dull and
Unchanged, Rice unchanged Rostn duh 1t 3 3 TX
and more active; mess, spos, $7.75: Lard hrmer
| but rather quiet; prime steam; S6t2has0.2a.
| WAiskey nominal; Sill asked. Freishts frmer.
.E..a@s ~ :. BALTIMORE. = 90 -. -. -. s.
BALTIMORE, October Sl;-Flour mere active and ID
steady Howard Street and western superne. S2.75
@s350; extra, s3.75ess4. IL: family, s4;55 CITY
Mills surerfne, S3MSS.50. extra, 81 GS4 .25 Rio
brands, So. 2@S5.25: atapsco family, 50. South,
| ern wheat scarce and armer; western hrmer auS
| higher; southern, red, S1@Sl.O4 amber, s1:05C g
s1.o9; No. 2 PENNSYLVANIA red, sl.O32; No; :
/ western winter red spot and November, $l.0Oka
/ Sl.0OA; December, S1.0Sk@S1 .O3H; january
St.043. Southern corn more STEADY ana ialriy ac'
tive swcstern trim and quiet: southern white. new
/ 42G45c.; yellow, rev, 42@45c.; old. 48@49e
/ Oats steady and firm Provisions nat anu nominal
i Buk-mcais loosel-Shouders, 3Ac.; clear-rh sides
II fee dnl and nominal; BIC, c2rgoes, 1aeG1oc
i Whisky, quiet: nonlinaly Sl.ll@Sl.lIai rnt
Il stock. Sugarquiet and steady.
4 CINCINNATI. ~
il CINCINNATI, October g l.-Fiour dull and nm
II changed, Wheat dull and dropping; red ana Mhlle
i S34sSc. Corn steady. Oaisqniet.- Pors-Jooplnc
n S1.bBtGS7.75. Laru in good demnnd: curpems
make 60. a5@S5s9A; gettle. s8s5Q@N: BUZZ
meats sul asd A. shaae oYer l. II Ssia
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BALTIMORE.

deferred 81 consols, 62: secnndreries, 29k past
due coupons. 6eA. North Carolina CPS, old, leH;
new, 8. Bid to-day. IL
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!. MY sODES.
Ta' al aiTrELr,o HEEK

- y ~
RIGOROUS NEWS FOR TEE TAfR-MEEKe
NEW AND DE . STOCK JgST BE
cLoAKs, sH!AWLs. and DRESS GOODS at prices
S S Il & sss sgs ss sS
& B Hails 81 ali shades and vely
sESSE s aERzaa ss & g.
cAErSEE,Isss t 9ssn auction Hemp d 10 andaoe.
from az; ass e. r. sa apS S9e ixDER
SHIRTS Ir chtIdfen, ladies, and gentiemen, jn
gr ei. tyHrssy ma and ep .S steap PEIsIs
gray Al al fsiees; sLaskETsIs ai large ss stock e
s!rangers in the city win please give us call be-
fore g pa D. & E alTTEL poEFgR,
|TIEMENDoUs BARGAINS.
IT WILL PAX You 10 CALL AND SEE Us
~ BEFORE BUYING.
Our suyer has just returned from the North with g
large snd complete stock Of t>ssf.
FALL AND wIHTER GOODS,
consisting Of
COTTON FLANNELS.
h ALL-WOOL FLANNEIE,
h BLANKETS, SHAWf.S, Ill asast
R Rkkseb5 ana ana nsEkEEsP sS Srys
\ KENTUCKY JEANS ~ t..s.El t..ssa{eEE
E gfaHI,Sl sSyl S. RIs a66 qa
.T 1aBIiyf5Si pshss Sc sSoi .nti z4
We woul,i be pes,sed to show our goods, feeling
our p''iss LH Rrf soSs
.ot-o1 corner Seventeenth and FranF(fn streefs
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snov.ssorn, In che Kanawhn Valley.

Especial telegram to the Dispa'ch]
CASNELToN, w. VA, October Alt has
been showing beautifully nearly all day in
the Kanawha Valley. But for the rain the
snow would now be four or five inches
deep. It has stopped now, but Is very cold
and threatening. This has been the first
snow of the season here. Trains are i'm
peded. ~
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COATS's SPOGL.CDTT6N.
GOLD MEDAL
HAS BEEN AWARDED AT TIE PARIS EX
POSITION OF 1878 TO
j. & T. COATS
FOR THEIR

BEST SIN-CORD SPOOL-COTTON,
confirming the estimate placed upon their goods ut
all the worlds cXpostions. from that ut London,
1862, to the Centennial Exposition Of 1876, where
they took diploma for
SUPERIOR STRENGTH AND EXCELLENT
QUALITY"
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CLOAkS,
very la1ge stock of this seasons styles In BEt-
vI:R. DIAGONAL, MATTELASsE. aud ROCG
CLOTHS. now open. They chalm, to have the best
Styles lursssstocs, and cheapest CLOAhS N the
city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

The second prize of silver medal was taken by
the Willlmautic Linen Company. which claims to
be The special champion Of American industry, and
which has extensively advertised grand prize a
Paris.
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These STABLES arc now completed and VIII
compare favorlbly with any In the United States,
and am now prepared to accommodate the public
in the - .
... LIVERY BUSINESS.
A BAZAAR tor the sale OF all kinds OF STOCh.
CARRIAGES. and VEHICLES Of cvery dcscrip-
ton, HARNESS, SC, has been established In con-
nectiyu with tic stables, and
AUCTION SALES
will be conducted by experienced alictonrcr
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, ut ID
o'clock A. II. .. .... ..
My accommodations for keeping private ho,ees
and carriages are unsurpassed.
DrOycrs and transient customers VIII have every
facility extended them for The transaction OF their
business, and charges will be made very reason able
A BLACKSMITH and " HEELWRi SHOP,
conducted By competent and experienced haEds- Is
attached TO the stables. NV,
Oc9 JOftN B ia VIZ.
T7uE AMERICAN STABLES Tor llx'sb
L OH Tenth street. having been renovated and I'M
proved, are NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS The
public Will always lind ON hand BCGGE8s anu
HARNESS. ard SADDLE HORSES.
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY on moderate
III '''3' 1919 ." W. y. WOOD,
oc1Im Agent for y. VI. Lie.
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sTAuNroN

,.-,c,ns--ssNrsScEp FOR BARN-BUESING.
~, rcsnonaence of the Richmond DISPATCH
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FLANNELS-Every quality.

\ tn,i line Of CnIDREN's gANCY-STR1PED
and SOLlD-COLURED HOSE: also, every weight,
nsuIAy, and sig In seasOnable HOSIERY and US-
GERWEAR for men. ladies, and children.
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NRY GOODS |. DRY G0ODSE
NARDOZo,- EoURQUREA& & co.

DEFY GOODS.
Stocks in at departments largely replensheo.
Fresh uovctietreceiyed by every steamer.
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DRESS GOODS, f.
Addlts1 attractions. Many new styles opening
this week al prices that cannot fail TO please.
SILK AND "REMINISCENCES,
In shaags to match the new co.ors in dress fabrics
All qualities.
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AIe: Scotch, best brands, puts s2@s2.25 =
dozen, gold.
Breeadies: Domestic. sl.25@s2: fruit. sl.1o@
81 40: apple. new. S1.75@S2; old, S225@ /;
Rue HHiskevs: Medium, 81. 50@s2: pure old. 90
@s4; Virginia mountain, new, $2@S2.5O, lid.
$2.50@S350 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. Sl.25qS2: imported, IS q case.
Ee3p England Rum: S150GtS1 so.
Rectifed HhtSfeUS:: Market advancing; proof.
S1.25. .,.~...
Powder, Shot, &c. - -....----
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@sl.25 p leo fee.
IPoicdeT: S5.75 by the five kegs-ess than f7t
kegs, SG,25 blasting. S3.25(9S3.5O. .-.-#.
i, Shot: Northern. 81 80 = bag OF rs lbs.
GrindStones: 14l2sc. q ID. -.... j.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-08

The edition OF 1878 OF the sterling Medi
cal Annual, known as Hostetter's Alma
nae, ~ now ready, and may be obtained
free OF cost, OF druggists aud general
country dealers In all paris OF the United
States aud British America, and indeed
in every civilized portion of the Western
Hemisphere. IL combines, with the
soundest practical advice tor the preser-
walton aHl restoration OF health, q large
amount OF interesting and amusing hight
reading, and the calendar, astronomical
items, etc, are prepared with great care
and will be found entirely accurate. The
issue Of Ilostctter's Almanac for 1878, in
the English, German, French, Welsh
Norwegian, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian
and Spanish languages, will in all proba
biliiity be the largest edition of medlca
work ever publihed in any country, tn,
proprietors, Mcssrs. Hostetter d Smith
Pittsburg, Pa, on receipt of a two cen
stamp will forward = copy by mail t
any poison who cannot procure one il
his neighbornood.
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4 Gentle Eiinl.

In our style OF climate, with its sudden
changes OF tCmperature-~rain. wind and
sunshine often intcrmiugle in a single
day--it Is no wonder that our chill rem,
friends and relatives are 80 frequently
taken FROM Us by neglected colds. half the
deaths resulting directly from this cause.
A bottle OF Boschee's German Syrup kept
about your home for immediate use will
prevent serious sickness, a large doctors
bill, and perhaps death, by The use OF
three or four doses. For curing Con.
sumption, BemOrrhages, Pneumonia.
Severe Coughs, Group, or any disease OF
the Throat or Lungs. its success is simply
wonderful, as your druggist will tell you
German Syrup Is now sold in every town
and Village on this continent. Sample
bottles for trial, loo; regular size, 15e.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-08

State Journal, 5lh: There were I'M
doubtedly special reasons Tor the recent
bank failure In this city. anu the causes
nave been at work Tor several years.
THESE haye already been alluded 10 IN
the accumulation OF large amounts OF
,esl estate IN the course OF business,
which had been accepted as security for
loans. Tie shrlnkage OF this property III
value in consequence o! the depression OF
The times and the impossiblli,y OF reall-
ring upon IL, has stripped Mr.. Bum OF d
large fortune and driven him into bank
ruptcy. We believe the following from
The Peoria Transcript q true explanation
ot the causes OF the disaster:
"Mr. Bunn's failure, like that Of many
another which has already occurred, aud
others which are TO come, are the direct
result of that ruinous process OF contrac-
lion which is popularity known as get
,ino down to hard pan" IL is the policy
which is depreciatng every kind and de-
scripton OF property, which ls para yzng
business and forcing hundreds and nuns
lreds OF men into bankruptcy. II Is the
process which is direct injury to every
man in the country who owes dollar IN
the world, and Ia only oil soOu 10 the men
who are completely out OF debt, aud who
are SO rich that they can take advantage
of the necessities OF their iellOw-meD and
squeeze from them, Shylock,like, the last
drop of blood. Ten years age
AZ Bum SAYS, probably with
truth. he could have paid all hi,
,,ebts and retired from business with I
clear halt.million. Now he cannot ever
nav his debts. He still owns grea
part OF the property he did then, but it i
Va deprecated in value that 1t will no
scll Tor ope.llali what 1t would then
Ibe policy OF speedy specie resumption
M a gold basis has caught Mr.. Bum, O
Il has many others. While the goldite
~ the east have put their money int
government bonds or invested it In cut
throat mortgages, Mr.. Bum was engage
in building aud commercial and manu-
featuring enterprises. and has endesyore
70 have bis money DO good TO Other
besides himself. IL Is time TO call ha
on n Motley which benefits the form,
class, but results in nothing but dcstru,
rim and ruin TO the latter"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-08
Antiane Errors.

ln thi, enlightened age and land tiEd ac-
ccptance only with the prejudced and
ignorant, |, is impossible, Tor instance,
to persuade any large proportion Of A
people who have imbibed their ideas OF
logic in common schools and tree acad-
emies, that It Is eXpedient TO cram heir
systems with mercury, rasp their bowels
with colyclnth and ialap, or stupeiy their
brains with opiatcs, when pure, eff,
fectiye, safe, boutanic cordial Ike llostet>
ter's Stomach Bttcrs, which relieves
every disorder for which the poisonous
drugs have been heretofore prescribed,
is within the teach Of every one. Old
fashionable remedies are rapidly giving
ground before the advances OF this con-
guering specific, and old fashioned ideas
in regard TO depletion as means OF cure,
have been quite exploded by the success
OF the great renoVant, which tones the
system. trauqmlizes the nerves, induces
sound repose, neutralizes malaria, de-
purates and eurlches the blood, rouses
the liver when dormant, and promotes
REGULAR habit of body. 4>lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-08
Words of Mnrning,

During the present year, as in the past,
the grave will close over thousands, sim.
ply because they neglect the means
which would restore them TO health.
Meet the fell destroyer at the threshold,
aud dispute his invasion by that more
than wonderful medicine, DR.. Morris
Syrup Of Tar, wild Cherry and Hore-
hound, There is no cough or cold, case
OF asthma, bronchitis, blood-sptting,
weak lungs, Group or whooplng cough
which will not yield more readily to this
great BOTANICAL remedy than any other
medicine. II YOU would avoid dsap.
pontment, and be speedily cured, ask
your druggist Tor Dr. Morris Syrup OF
Far, Wild Cherry and Horehound. Trial
tlzc, 10 cents. Regular sizes. 80 cents
and one dollar,
SOLD BY BARCLAY BROS.
Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup
Is perfectly safe. Extremely palatable.
No physlc required. Costs Is cents
TryN. iilm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-08

During the past twelve months no less
than twenty-six ceatenarlans died in the
United States. Their aggregate age was
I, . Gol wears. The Oldest among them
was Capt. Lahrbush, who died last
Anril In New York at the age Of Ill.
One of the most interesting cases was
nat Of Augustin Picard, who died at
Rochester. n. T., at the aye Of 100. His
1870 = said TO hive lived 10 the age OF
sS'e ana hIs mother TO l04. His sister.
IN vssrs oId. Il still alive In Quebec. Tho
sleoeased waa an inveterate smoker, and
scsrceIy ri for day In his life. OF the
gSojs tWeuty-six, no less than fifteen
!, .sss women, and oi the eleven males
Ix1hS wAs colored.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-08
GenernI DnhliiIY.

Vital weakness or depression; Il weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or courage;
the result OF mental oyer-work, inds-
cretions or excuses, or some drain on the
system, is always cured by Humphrey
Homeopathic Specific No. Is. 1t tones
up and inyigorstes the system, imparts
strength and energy--stops the drain and
rejuyeHat,S the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by
thousands. Sold by dealers. Price 81
per single vial, or 50 per package of five
walls and 3 vial 81 powder, Sent BY
mail on receipt OF price .Addrcs;
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Company. l09 Fulton street n. Y.
X.iulyl3-d&W
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-08

N, ,y ~ Jerome Pierce,
( l,Omber dealer Of Buffalo, n \"
I !naer Of Piercevilie, Mich" "''
rowned in Buffalo haroo''
,s77 the amount OF in'erha'
= ' objections Get in the Chicago s ol'-
~ ss,sO5, 8Gs.T. against - $. ,s0S %
On 1876, an increase OF SS'i so -,
r. Nccreary's message shows tina, thai
= ae - Of Kentucky are in a very J.
,ar,ory condition. The state M osU ,.' /"
=. nomjnal-slSa.ao4, and the ,'"''
-ry holds 81, ass'laa'
u now pretty certain that IHt ~,
hove a mining stock board N w.
. "a hat end having been taken a. "
Ime Of organization was p'''7"''
meeting last night
,,,o record OF failures in New J Q
4 t,u,ios the month of Deeem per-.
NO 70 the Bulletin, is the m men,,
r Nv month y" during the year. me e,
~. If liabilities for the mon'n
10000.
,ssway, New York, implicated ,,aI III
n ,"u disposal of NJ. W. Jones Jones.
Nv and other household articles
/ the city pending eSa"'H'''''' -
E magistrates
III r :. Grant, Jr,. lately appo'
.,staot United states district a'' o.
'' New York, has been called , 10
ranclsco on other business anu Nv,
ssume his duties at Ne" VI"
rst Of February
Bids tor work on the t e, ZEN, al,
,a,ucy, Missouri aud p"c'Il' tD'
..as, from kirksyille, were open'
! ,uiocy. on Thursday. Three con
,aro taken in that city, aud SIX III
w., ms'r road are TO be completed IN
aays. The work Of surveying ,'sa ~
a "a westward, and other con'r"'
probably be let soon
There will be four eclipses d"'
..' =, vear-two OF the sun and
,ns moon--and, on the sixth o.
, ,rnnsit o, Mercury over 'he inc, s ~a
onlv oue of the eclipses VIII DC %
,n,arest In this part OF the worm !.
ao,,nso Of the sun, July 29'h' yl''
carts of North America America Il
,otallty will run through IA
Behring straits, Alaska .srltlsl
a western Montana v ,es,ern
western Colorado passing
degree southwe' It of Denver
across Texas ~ the Gulf of Me
Galveston.
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