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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-31

superintendent PoweIrs OneiaI Re-
port

superfntendent PoweIr-s O0IeisI Ne
port
The following rs the oficisi letter Of the
Hamburg Mining Company for the weeI
ending December 29d :
d. A. JENNINGS, Secrttafy-Dear Sir
Since my last letter there is no special
change to report in appearance Of ore in
north drift, 40 feet below 250-foot level.
South drift, same level, shows q material
Improvements, the vein Of ore having Wild
ened the ore continuing TO be Of extra
good quality.
North drift, so feet below 250-foot level,
was extended % feet, making o total dis
lance from winze Of "a feet; near the end
Of this drift we have started an upraise on
the vein to onnec with the ore in the bot
tom Of the north drift 40 feet above.
West cross-cut, from the end OF south
diff; 600-foot level, was advanced 40 feet,
the face still in favorable vein matter.
We have shipped 10 the furnace during
the week rs tons Of first-class ore.
The weather continues to be very fine,
and the road to the mine is in fine condi-
ton for hauling:
J, G. POWELL, superintendent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-31

Estimated for tho month OF December.
65-making a total for the year 1878 Of
1,102, an increase over the year 1877 Of 60.
The amount received from licenses dur-
ing 1877 aggregated $24,814 40; while
up to December LIST Of the present year it
amounted to $25, 535 06, TO which can be
added $2,0 900, the estimated receipts for De-
cember, making & total for the year Of
x27 .235 05, an increase of 50, 40 SO over
last year, inc a total during the term Of
Mr.. Sias Of $50, 049 81.
There were 10 arrests in 1877, and 1902
during the year Just closing, making q
total Of 172 during the ShcrifFs term.
There were Is convictions in the District
Court, 10 OF whom were sent to the Peni-
tertiary. But two acquisitions were made,
that Of James Harris, OF Mono county,
California, and Charlie Ross, from Chey-
Mining Claims and Salts.
Two hundred and sixty-eight claims were
located and recorded and 80 mining suits
commenced, in the past year.
A Significant Record.
The records Of the Clerks Office show
that IS marriage licenses have been issued
and "a marriage services performed II d.
vorces granted and s are still pending
within o fraction Of 1 divorce for
every 8 marriages.
Nmturalixed.
One hundred and twenty declarations Of
intention were filed and 219 naturalization
papers were granted by the District Court,
for the yeaI ending to-day.
Justice Cromer's Court.
In the past year 29l criminal cases have
been tried before the Justice. OF this
number "a nave been committed, and 219
have either been discharged or paid their
fines. The Justice has also performed IL
marriage ceremonies, and sos civil actions
have been tried before him.
United states Land Office.
We are indebted to Register d. B. Immel
for the following report Of the business
transacted by him during the year:
Mineral Applications
Mineral Entries. ............ ...........5 D
Mineral Protests.
Homestead Applications. ..................
Final homestead katries. 2
Declaratory statemsats.
Cash Entries for Agricultural Lands. ........ Q
Desert Land Applications !. f. ................71
Final Desert Land Entries. ................
In addition to this business Mr.. Immel
has written 1000 business letters, and has
shown such an aptitude generally as to
convince our citizens that he is q model
Federal officer.
The County InGrmary.
During the year 176 patients have been
admitted. OF this number IS died, los
were discharged and 3 still remain in the
institution. Under the care Of DIR. Rock
man and Mrs. Hunter, every attention and
Kindness possible has been shown tho in
mates. The building is in bad condition
however, and the Commissioners should
make an appropriation to increase the facil
tiles and add to the comfort Of the unfor
tunates who may be obliged to seek relief
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-31
EUREKA CONSOLIDATED.
superintendent ~DOnnelly's Weekly
RepOrt Of PrOgresS.

Report Of Progress.
The following is the official letter of the
Eureka Consolidated for the week ending
December 28th:
w. W. TRAYLoR, San Francisco-Dear
Sir: The usual progress has been made in
mining operations since the last report,
without any special change to note in the
several levels. The new boiler is in place,
and will be ready to steam up on Monday.
Furnace No. 2 was run down to-day for the
purpose of refining, and will have the same
completed at the earliest possible time.
The following work has been done during
the week in tho several levels:
Fifth level-South crosscut from main
west drift advanced 80 feet, and is now in
304 feet. South crosscut No. 2 advanced
6 feet, and is now in 60 feet.
Seventh level-Startede drift running
south from ore chute, and advanced the
same 80 feet.
Eighth level-Raise for chute made 10
feet, and is now up 38 feet.
Eleventh level--East drift from ore
chamber advanced s feet, and is % in SO
feet.
Twelfth level--East drift from No. l
crosscut continued % feet, and is now in
ITS feet. Incline winze sunk Is feet, and
is now down 55 feet below this level.
II. DoNNELLY, Superintendent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-31
A Cnru.vnI of Fun.

The Eliza weathersby Froliques make
their appearance tonight, and our theater-
going population can confidently expect
such a treat as they have not enjoyed for a
long time. Every attache Of the company
is q first-class artist, while the names Of
Eliza Weathersby and Nat Goodwin are too
familiar to need comment just now Their
Hobbies" is certainly one Of the most
laughable burlesquos ever placed on the
stage, and Goodwin as Prof. Pygmalion
Whites is simply immense. We predict
that they will be given such a reception as
has not been accorded any troupe who
have visited Eureka for years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-31
The CsnsteIIation Troupe.

The Constellation dramatic troupe ar
rived yesterday, with the intention Of
proceeding to Ward. Intelligence, how
ever, reached Miss Fisher Of tho dangerous
illness of her mother, and she departed
this morning for San Francisco. The
troupe will remain in Eureka until her re-
turn. They have lately been joined by Al.
Thorne, and their performances in Austin
and other places have been highly com
men led by the press.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-31

International Hotel-A. Cusick, Palis-
q Il. y. Mailman, San Francisco /; J.
Dulles, Diamond Valley; W. ]. Stanton,
Fred. Q Oiken. W. l.. Vale, and j. Ii.
Burns, Weathersby Froliques.
Parker Houso-Aus, Mathez, Danville,
New; NJ. Whaleh and VIM. Davis. Ruby
Hill. II. 3. Benham, Reno.
Turner Housc-J. d. Sullivan. Pros
pcct Mountain Miss Belle Douglass, Miss
Leo Fisher, aud Mr.. and Mr.. belmont. Of
tho Constellation troupe.
jackson House--n. Barnes. Curran,
Greek; w. L. vass, Jr., Weathersby tronne,
o. A. Brown, wife and daughter, Dnck,
water. -1S
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-31

Pramcnko 4 Ballich, Of the "Corner
Chop-stand," advertise this morning that
they will furnish their patrons with the
best dinners the market affords on New
Years eve and New Years day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-31

James Williams died at the Infirmary
About 7 o'clock on Sunday evening Of pneu-
monis and pleurisy, and on Sunday John
ricnoiis, whose leg was amputated some
Gays since. was seized with hemorrhage and
Nc, 700, died yesterday morning. They
were attended by Dr.. Bsxet, acting County
fnysician 10 the absence Of DR.. HICKMAN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-31

Tho necessary papers, asking for Execu-
tive clemency in the case Of Pete Morris,
sent to the ~Penitentiary for assault on d
negro. who has since been hung for MUIR
der, have been forwarded to Carson. The
signatures include many Of our prominent
citizens, together with such jurors who
heard the case as can be found. The pur-
pose Of asking for Morris pardon is more
especially to restore to him the rights OF
citizenship, and as his behavior since his
Incarceration has been exceptionally good,
it is to be hoped the pardon will be
promptly granted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-31

The Saddle Rock suspend an elegant
sign in front Of their chop house this morn
ing, and have removed the fruit stand that
has hidden from view their elegant display
Of salt and fresh water fish, meats, East
ern sausage. etc. Don't forget their turkey
dinner on New Years day; only so cents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-31

weliv. Fargo a Co.'S Letter list.
The following letters were received at Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'S Office last evening and not
delivered,
Friday Geo o Brown
Mrs A H vandeveer
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-31

BulIion Shipment.
Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped this morning
four bars Of bullion, valued at 81, 979 So.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-31

In addition to this business Mr.. Immel
has written 1000 business letters, and has
shown such an aptitude generally as to
convince our citizens that he is a model
Federal officer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19
For other local matter see fourth page.
THE IDLEWlLD EXCURSION.

A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL ,FFAlR.-PADrCAH,
CAIRO. COLUMBUS. BELMONT ASD CHARLIE
TON PREsENTED.-INCIDENTs or THE
TRIP.
The excursion To Hickman on the Idle
wild last evening proved a success in every
particular The affair was gotten up for
the pleasure of the yonngpcople Of Paducah
and Cairo, and both cities were largely rep
resented 10y their elite. Among the Paducall
people we noticed the following couples
Mr. Mos, Overall and Miss Helen Brown;
Chas. Lock and Julia Didia; Mack
Bailey and the Misses Ciuylands
Frank S,cigcr and Miss Lille Pratt:
Miss Fannie Robb, Miss McCleland, and
many Others whose names We could not
learn. Cairo, as she always is, was ahead
by far ~ 10 Numbers. There were present
the following ladies and gentlemen, besides
many We are unable to name; Mr.. Frank
Gallagher and Ms, Lila Morris, Will Lip
pet and Louisa Vincent, Mr. and Mrs.
John Sproa,, sam Rclman and Mis- Mamie
Sproai, Mr.. and Mr., JOHN Aisthorpc, Henry
Ni.burn and Miss Lucy Wilson, Mr. J. ;,
Robinson anil Miss Lucrctia Walbridgc,
Mr.. Ncglcy Rudd and Ms, Ella Robbins,
Mr.. Frank Buell. and Mis- Ella
Walhridgc Mr.. Joe Clark ana daughter,
Mr.. John Haync, and sister and Miss Ida
Pitcher: Mr.. Will White, Misses Jennie
and Mary White; Mr.. stephen Bird and
sister: Mr.. and Mr.. NILS; Robert Wood
wand and Miss Hattie Mckee
Iliscy Woodward and Nil, Car.
ric Morgan; Mr.. John Brown and
MIR. John Tabcr Mr., James Bigg,, Mr.,
Biyg> and Nil. Kate Bigg, There were
numbcr. Of ladies and gentlemen from
Charleston Who participated in the cNcur-
sion. among whom We noticed Mr. Ed. Deal
and Mi,, Ella Hunter Mr. viii Baldwin
and Mis-. Annie Dunn and Mis-. Ella smith,
There were delegation, from all points along
the river between here and Hickman joining
the party, while Columbu, and Belmont
,wrl,cd the number of couple, on board L.
nearly three hundred There wcr. several
ncw,papapcr men on board, among whom
We noticed Col. Brown, Of the Paducah
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19
DIR. RICE,
81 Court Place, Louisville. Ky.

4 regularly educated and legally qualified ply.t.
~ elan and the most tuCCcssiul, us hi practice
will prove.
Cores ALI FouNs OF PRIVATE, CHRONIC AND
SEXUAL DISEASES.
NrERMAToKEliEA AND IMrOTENyy. n the result Of
sclfHbtsc In youth, sexual abuses In matUlrr YEAR.
on other causes. and producing some of the follow
ing effects; NERVOUSNESS seminal emissions. might
clnissOns by drcGlus.l dimucss of sight defective
memory. physical decay, pmplc- ON the face. aver.
sion 10 society of females. confusion of il,u. los
Of sexual power, SC, rcndcrih. marriage improper
or unhappy are thoroughly and permanently cured.
SYPHILIS positively cured and entirely cradicttcd
from the system. GONORRllEA. GLEET Orchitl..
structure Hernia, tor Rupurcl Piles aud Other pri.
NHtc diseases quickly cured.
II II scfcNidcnt that physician who pays special
attention 10 certain class of diseases. and trtatluy
thousands annually acquires grcatskill. PHYSICIANS
knowing this fact often recommend persons 10 my
care When 1t Is nconycncnt to visit the CITY for
treatment medicines he sent privately and safely
by mail or express anywhere.
CURES GUARANTEED IN ALLCASES UNDER.
TAKEN.
Consultations personally or by letter free aud IN.
Nitrd, Charges reasonable aud Correspondence
strictly confidential.
\ PRIVATE COUNSELOR
OF No pages sent To any address. securely sealed,
thirty GOl cents Should he read by all Address.
NJ above, Office from o A. W. 10 i, NJ. sundays,
2to 2. VI.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19
A COMPLICATED CASE.

GENTLEMEN: Ny case Is briefly a. follows: |
have had catarrh for ten years, cach year with III
crcasing severity, For nine YEAR, hays not breathed
through one no-ril. had droppings IN the throat,
take remedy for at night before being able TO lie
down aud sleep and q constant dull pain IN my
head My head Wa NJ times 10 full of Chtarrhh!
matter ~ to ininrc my sense of hearing aud compel
me to gct up several times Ia the night TO clear II
and my throat before | could sleep Every one of
these distressing symptoms have disappeared under
tht use of not quite three bottles of Sanford Radi
cal Cure. Ny hearing IL fully restored have 10
asthmatic symptoms. no cough. no dropping IN my
thr0at. no headache, and In every way better than
have been for years could feel ihc elect OF the
Cure on my appetite, on my kidneys aud. IN fact
every part of my system What has been done in
my case l. wholly the effect of the Radical Cure.
Very respectfully. {. ii. LAWRENtE.
FITCHBUEG, October II.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jamcs Fix Paducah.
% ldlcwlld. Evansville.
JO,uph II. Bigley, ST. Louis.
Whale. Ptishurg
Joseph Walton -, LOus
" EddYic, Nashville
DErARTED.
Steamer James FIX. Paducah.
ldicwild. EyAnsyillc
" Joseph H. Biglry, 81 Louis.
Whale. II. LOuis
" Joseph Walton, - LOus.
Eddyyille, Nashville,
RIVER, WEATHER, ETC.
The river is falling more rapidly, and
leaving the usual deposit Of mud upon the
wharf.
The weather was exceedingly close and
hot yesterday and led many TO believe that
a great storm would be the result.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Idlcwld brought moderate trip of
freight and quite number Of cXcursionistS
TO this city, and at & 80 cleared for lick
man, Kentucky, with as fine an excursion
party as she ever carried from this city.
While she lay at the wharf the band dis
courscd sweet music which DR.. Bradley.
with great delight, took in with an opera
glass Why!
Captain Edison, the ST. Louis agent Of
w. II. Brown, arrived last evening by the
narrow gauge
The Biglcy and Walton return to ST.
Louis with tows Of coal,
The Whale put Off 20 tons Of bar iron
here and has ) barge, Of iron, nails, glass,
oil and cement for st. Louis, which She will
take forward in two trips.
The Gold Dust for New Orleans, City of
Vicksburg for Vicksburg, Arkansas Belle
for Evansville, Cons Miller for Memphis.
Mary Houston for New Orleans, Charlie
Bowen and bargcs for 81. Louis, are due
to-day.
Among the passengers on the ldlcwiId
yesterday we noticed Mr. J. Y. Bristol, the
organist who assisted in the early meetings
Of our red ribbon club. Mr. Bristol
remained in the city during the evening
visiting few friends, and is To return to
Paducah this morning. where he i, teaching
and conducting the Baptist church choir.
Under his instructions the choir is improy-
ing rapidly, and ranks now among the best
in the city. He hasn't caught that white
bow yet. Why,
Captain J. VI. Phillips wandcrs why
they did not make the new
daddy dollars with corners, instead
Of wind, BIKE cart wheel He dropped
over on the guard Of the wharf boat ycstcr.
day and before hc could stop il, it rolled
into the river "Ker-Chunk" like larg,
frog
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19
CLOUD OF WITNESSES

The following named persons are among the
thousands who have been cured OF catuyrh by the
u,c uf DR.. sagc's Cutarrh Remedy:
+ Downs, New Geneva. Pa: b J Brown St 10.
scph. Mo; G Lewis. Rutland VI; Chas Nurcrnp.
North Chesterfield, Me; Milton Jones, Serbia. (:
i Miller. Bridgcr station, Wy; J Mcryman.
NJ Post Logun-por, Ind; " Bailey. fremont.
Pa II Ayers, LHpOrtc, Ind: Jesse VI Scar, Fort
Branch. Ind: l. J. Williams, Canton. Mo: W W
Thaycr, OIarga, III; y Nichols. Jr. Galveston.
Ten: + Rcincrt. StOncyillc Pa: : W Lusk McEar.
land VII: johnson Williams, liclr,ick. o; Mrs NJ
Curry, Trenton. Tenn; G. Jo-lin. kccuc II
\ j Casper, Table Rock. W Va: Loui. Anders
Gray-por. o; { II Chase, Elkhurt; Ind: Mr., Hen
r. iiaight. San Francisco. Cal: Mr.. f. NJ Gallusha,
Lawrcnccvlllc, !: W Graham. Abel, 10: \ O
Smith, Newman. Ga Cha, T. Rice Baltimore, Md,
Jr>.c VI scar. Carlisle, Ind Dan Il Miller Fort
WAYNE. Ind: Mrs Minnie Arnaisc. 2!n Dclancyst.
\; Nv HALL Hastings, Mich VIM + Mur-ton,
Lowell. Mas: Mrs { j SpurtOn. Camden. Ala: { +
kaw. Frcdcrickiown. O: Mrs Lucy lluutcs Farm
insinn. III Cspt } Spaulding Camp Stambaugh
Wy; W Tracy, Steamb )st Rock. 10: Mrs Lydia
Waite Shushnn. \: VI Peek junction City,
Mont; Henry Roe Bantu-, Cal: l. T. Cummings,
RuntOul III: JOuc-. Pnchcston. Four Corners,
y y ; Geo + Hall Ehonlo Call VIM Burtrc.
Sterling Pa: II i sam. 9iS Pcnn.-t Pitt.hurg Pa
RJaCkman Misuc'- Depot, Ky; Henry Iuh.i. Gen.
eva '; Hattie Parrot, Montgomery Ohio: l. Led.
Warner, North jackson. Mich. Mary \ Winnie. Da.
ricn VII, John Zr.lcr Calll,r springs. Pa: Jas
Tompkn-, 81 tlond MINI; Enoch Ducr Pawncc
city. Nch; Joseph T Miller, Nrna. q; : b Nichols
Galveston, Tex; II l. Laird. Upper Alton, III; John
Davis Prescott Arizona; Mrs Nancy Graham. For.
ct Grove, Oregon; W Roberts, Maricopa, All.
iona.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19
H. +. KUNKLE'S
BITTER WINE OF IRON.

'I'hc great success and delight Of the people ia
L fact, nothing like /, has ever been offered the
American people which has 80 quickly found ii, way
mo thcir GOOD favor and hearty approval " +. +.
kunklc- Bitter Wine of Iron. II doe, all II bro.
poses, aud thus gives universal satisfaction. II l.
guaranteed 10 cure the worst eases of dyspepsia or
indigestion. kidney or liver diseases. weakness,
Nervousness constipation, acidity of the stomach
NC Get the genuine Only sold IN sl.uO hotties
Depot and office. ~ North Ninth Street. philHdcl-
phia' Ask for kunk,cs aud take no other. Sold by
MI ,ruJpIsts 49, '' -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19
IT CAN BE CURED.

Ii Gun be cured There II no doubt about Il, The
immediate rcefafordcd by Sanford : Radical Cure
for Catarrh l. but slight evidence of what may FOL
low persistent usc OF this remedy, The hard, in-
crusled matter that has lodged III me nasal par-
cages l. removed with few applications. the ulccra-
ii on and Inflammation -ubducd and healed: the en-
tire mcmbranous Innings Of the head are ccanred
and purified, ConstltutlOnny it, action j. that OF
u powerful purifying agent, destroying. In ~ course
through the system the acid poison, the destructive
uccut In catarrhal diseases.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19
WORMS, WORMS. WORMS,

Il. +. kunklc's Worm Syrup never ihil' TO remove
all kinds Ot Worms. SCut, pin and stomach worm.
me- readily removed by kunklc's worm Syrup. Dr.
knnklc II the only successful physician that can re-
move tape worm la from two to four hours He has
no fee until head and all passes alive and IA this
space of time. Common sense teaches u tape Worn
can be removed all other worms can he readily 10.
moved Ask your druggist for bottle OF kunkcs
Worm Syrup. Price 81 per bottle, II never t.-.
or send to the doctor for circular, No. $50 North
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Advice Tree.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

"LHoNME Qui rit." The man who laughs
/, a happy man. as no man can he happy
with his blood loaded with impurities. The
remedy which all can depend upon for
every vtiotcd condition of the blood is Dr.
Bulls Blood Mixture.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19
An Open Lettcr--It Speaks for Itself:

RocKPoRT, MAS. April =, 1877,
Mr., EpIToG: Having read IN your paper the re-.
purt- oi tie remarkable cures of Catarrh. am in.
dUccd 70 tell what know about CGiArrh, aud fan.
cy the "snuf and 'nhalng tuhr mAkcr.-mrr,
dollar crnhhcr--wuuld he clad ii they could cmhla.
2on Il similar cure In the papers For twenty YEAR,
! have suffered with cdtarrh, The ua,ul passages
became completely closed. SNUFF. dust ashes. in-
hGling tubes aud sticks would not work. though NJ
intervals would snuff up the sOCGlcd cGtarrh .puii
| gradually grew worse. aud no one can know how
much suffered or what u miserable being was. Ny
head Gchcd over my ewes 20 that was confined To
my he'd for many successive days. suffering the most
intense pain which nj one time lasted for lts huurs
All sense of tnste and smell gone sight aud hearing
gone, nervous system shattered aud contribution
broken. and ! was hawking and splitting seven
uighths of the time. prayed for death to relieve
me Of my suicrings, \ favorable notice in Your
paper of DR.. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy induced RE Ia
purchase package and use II with DR. Sagc's nasal
Qchc. which applies the remedy by hydrOstAtic
pressure. the only way compatible with common
SENSE Well Mr.. Editor il did not cure me In three.
tuurihs of Il second. nor In one hour or month bur
In les than eight minutes | wac relieved and IN
three months cured and have remained 20 for over
III months While using the tgtarrh Remedy u.cd
DR. Pierce. Golden Medical Discovery 10 purify nv
blood aud strengthen my stomach. ! alsu kent ms
liver active aud bowels regular hy the u,c of hi.
Pleasant Purgatiyc Pellets II my experience win
induce other sufferers 10 seek the same means of re.
lief this letter will have answered 1t, purpose
Your, suy, ; ID. RENNlCK.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

THE Queen OF the Bclgians is very fond
Of painting. and her works find rcady sale
at commission house, on account OF the art
it. il not for their mcit. OF TIL, she i
very proud. The Ia,t one completed was "a
field OF grain. in which was seen payu>ol
and fan, but the lady carrying them wa-
invisible. She wa, supposed to be hidden
in the wheat.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19
MEDICAL.
CATARRII!
Is IT DURABLE?

Those who have suffered from the various aud com.
plicatcd fOrmr Of disease assumed by Catarrh ana
have tried many physicians and remedies without
relief or cure. await the answer to this question
with considerable anxiety. And well they may; for
no disease that can be mentioned II 20 universally
prevalent and 80 destructive TO health catarrh,
bronchitis. asthma, coughs, and serious and fire.
qncnt fatul affections Of the lungs follow, In many
Instances. u case OF simple but neglected catnrrh.
Other sympathetic affections, such a. deafness I'M
paired cyc,gh aud los Of the sense OF smell. may
be- referred to.a- minor but nevertheless serious re-
suits of neglected caarrh, bad enough IN them
selves, but NJ nothing compared with the dangerous
affections of the thrOat and lungs likely to follow.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia!

b. +, kunkcls Bitter Wine of Iron Is II sure cure
Tor THIS disease. II has been prescribed daily for
many years IN the practice Of cmincn, physicians
WIN nhphthllcltd success. symptoms are los o
appetite, wind aud rising of food dryness In mouth
h'auaehc' dizziness slccpcssnc,s aud low spirits.
Get the genuine. Not sold IN bulk only I'm Al bo,.
Ties. Sold by all druggists. Ask for f.. r. knukics
BITTER Wine OF Iron aud take no other. ~ per bot.
Tie or 81 for six bottles. All ask II trial Of this
valuable medicine, \ trial will convince yua AT