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Chicago Produce Market.

FLOUR-Dull. "
dKAIN-Wheat in fair demand, at lower rates: No
l red winter Csc; No. 2do 94c cash and september.
No. Chicago 90hc; No. 2 do 88A0aY9c cash md
September; 697Sc bid October. Corn Quiet and
weak; 365ac bid cash; 36A c September; 37Xo Octo-
Der; rejected 34Ac. Oats dull and a shade lower.
2O9Gz0tao September; 2o15c cash; 2lsSc October !:
rejected d l6he Rye steady Barley strong and high.
er; Sl.lO cash and September
pkoyIsloNsnPork M ss.25 cash; e22h@s.as
September; 9.371aM9.40 October. Lard dr and
weak, 6.9o96 92M cash and September: 7O7lh ,Ocfo-
Der. Bulk meats 5.00Ql6.25Qy6 90.
WHISKY-SI.07.
PRElGaTs-corn PRf;Tin orr to Buffalo &C. wheat 41c
RECElPTS-6,00O barrels flour; I9I 900 pushels
VI wheat eat 4o2noo bushels corn; $4,000 bushels oats
2l,0OO bushels rye; "a, 900 bushels barley
SHipMENTS-6,OnO barrels flour; 81 900 bushels
wheat; $4,000 bushels corn. 1876 900 bushels oats
o''ooo bushels rye; 6,700 bushels barley.
Chicago Live Stock Market
x,o.c CHICAGO, Sept. l
hOGS-Receipts 10000; shipments $500: Phila
dephias 4.6ogSf.76: Bostons 4.3O6y4.5O; mixed and
roLi9h 4MNtg4 2O light 00Q14.25.
CAITLE-Receips 100; shipments q, ,O0O. sales
shipping steers 40O04.bO; butchers, cows 2,s09
2.7OGt3.I5. AoA1ns
hEEP-Recepts COG; shipments eco: some de-
mand S3.15Gl5.25 10 ~e
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Saint PAIL Wholesale Pcoduoc nrarIe.
September 2.


September q
WHSAT--ltsceipts to-day were lis.ht CID wheat s,,
demand at S1.O50l07; new No. 4 90; No. q soe. !.
No. 3 700; No. 5O9Scc.
FLouR-Alarket dull; patent process Sd. .T507. IN.
s'raighJ NIX 81. 5OGl5 90; cleas So 50dn4 .OD.
Xxx S2.5ng3.ee; Xxx 5I.75QI2.OO. Rye -four s3 50
94.Oo.
coHN-Slow: S5035c to buy; 37033c 30 sell.
BAELEY-Fir~n at Sl.00tll 80.
oArs-Whte (oa) 3)c to tae dealer, SIC to sell !.
faew 2502 to buy sud 2S329a to SELL mixed (old,
asD27e to buy, 2aD3lc to sell; now 23n2.c to buy
25Ny27c to sell
CORN MEAL Very dull; boltel, S1.1O per 400 lbs
BEANs--From Sl.25 Cor common to So % for hand
picked navy.
GROUND FEED-Very dull; no demand except in
very small LOTS S14 to The dealer; SIG 10 the con-
BUrrEa-firmer in all hg her grades good grass
60Sc; choice, 10914c; from well known dairias 1s
D2oc.
EGGs-scarce and in good demand; strictly fresh.
l2012Hc.
MEAT-Aess pork very firm at S11 .ON1a11 Ok.
hams, country. bl4@7; canvassed, 1201ahc: p,ain
10GGl0Ac; shoulders, 6la orc; sides. 51a7o.
HAY-Market duh; wild SO OoGal0. 40 tame 60 m.
baed wild $1,000.
LIVE STooK-Receips, two car loads b,,+cbor,
stock; 10 horses for United State, army 70 shi, =
Bismarck; 10 Clyde Da'e horses from Canad, 30.
State fair. Sales, 25 head butchers stock at 60 1sn
3.25.
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA, RAMSEY COUNTY,
- ss-ln Probate Court, Special Term, August ed
ceased. -
On reading aud filing the petition Of Charles N.
Nelson, administrator of the estate of Sherman
fAhch deceased, representing among other things,
that he mas fully administered said estate and nra
ing mat tilne and place be iaed for examining and
allowing has account OF admin strat.on.
~ is oraered, that said account be examined, and
petition heard, by the Judge of this Court. on
Wednesday, the 18th day of Ite.nher A. d. 1873 at
lo O'Clock a. NJ, ut the Probate office in said
county.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
gwen to all persons Interested by uhlisning copy
OF this order for three successive weeks prlor to said
printed and published at 81. Paul in said county.
BY tho Court,
LIZ HENRY O,GoRMAN
Jul2e of Probate.
aug 27-iw-tUts
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CONTRACT WORK.
GRADING WILLIUs STREET.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PuRI1c WoREs.
oifY OF ST. PAUL. MINI, August %, 1878.
;, sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Pupiic Ppiic Works IN and for the corporation of the
CITY OF St. Paul, Alinn. (, at their office in said
Guy, until IL A. NJ. on the Sd day of septern-
G AIDING WILIUs STREET FROM
FOURTH STREET TO SEVENTH
STREET
in said city, according to plans and specifica-
tlons on file IN the Office of said Board.
A bond, with at least two sureties in a sum
OF at least 70 per cent. of the gross amount bid,
must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Fl. M. RICE. President.
Official: r. l.. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Pnblic Works. 222-232
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SPECI4IL uiRKET BULLETINS

Received by the "Globe" During Yesterday.
Especial Telegram to the dlobe.I
CHICAGO, Sept. $50 A. M.-Beerbchm.
quiet and steady. Country markets dearer Private
cables steady. Stocks light. Weather fine and re-
ceipts increasing here.
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Foreign Prod uce Market.

sp1prTs r1rppuNr, LoNDoN, Sept. 2.
coTroNmDul; sl6QG 11-lGd sales e,ooJ bales
American 5000 bales. o''N' D"-es
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New York Dry Goods Market

p,,s,,,,, ,<,,4 ,;4,. NEW YORK, SEPT. Q.
1arly active and unchanged. Langton beacha
nss and aanre,s ara M wear ear wooens quiet but cloak
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Minneapolis l. st, Louis E..

Minneapolis & st. Louis Ax-
press.
Passengers at st. Paul leeye
by the st. Paul l. Sioux q. y
Il. r., at $3.50 p. NJ. connecc.
ing at Merriam juno: also
leave st Paul & Pacific !,
Il. at 300 p "a connecting al
Minneapolis daily, Sundays
excepted. Traiu on sat,n
day runs as far as Albert
Lea, only.
Minneapolis, Burligton l. st.
Louis mail and express.
(Close connections coming
North),
Mixed Minneapolis and Mer-
riam Junction, connecting
for local stations and st. P.
Il s. G. r. Z. as far as Wor-I
thington 49,.
Mixed, Minneapolis & White
Bear Lake, Duluth & saltwater
Omaha E1., for all points OIL
st. P. & s. G. R'y., Omaha
and California.
Trains arrive and depart fro,
fic depot, Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping car b.
ticket Office, No. 8 Washinpt
Nicollet House) W. g. Telfer.
st. Paul & Pacific depot, Mimi.
Third street, st. Paul. GEO.
Agent. CHAa =
4. q. BoD1, Gen. Pass. Ag't
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Philadelphia Pro.iuce RIarsset.

FLoUR-Da; supar s250Y3oo: extra eta. n55as.is4 4
fsnhsyiyanla ana family A5o9525; patent and high
CIR, GRAIN-Whest aS quiet; red S1.OsG11osIs; amber
l.oo0l.4s. Corn quiet aud weak; yellow 52c
naGse mexea olc. Oats iveak white 29@slc mixed 25
PkoV1sIoNs-porkS o VI = Ste.5o01o.75. Beef, india
mess Sls.ol; smoked shoulders exc; hams l21so.
pteted tt5e y illc. Lard, loose butchers $50; city
-Refaed loaze: cr1da a116araazo-
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Southern Minnesota Railway, Connec~l ny nj
Ramsey with G. M. & st. r. Traina iSuI1h
and South.
At Wells with Central Railroad of Minuesc. IA. and
at La Crosse with @. NJ h st. P. Railway for al
points East.
Going West-Trains leave La Crosse. Z 81 n
Trains pass Ramsey..... 2 ~ "A
Going EaGt-Trains pass Ramsey .....4.. 10:46a \
Arrive at La Crosse ....,., rs n
Minneapolis Time.
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LWAUKEE.
CHICAGO.
CORN.

Wheat receipts in Chicago 19o,o37 bushels; ship
ment5 3l2, $50 bushels.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 1902 bushels; ship-
nlents los, ,lu5 bushels.
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st. Paul Raiircoa Tfm,e YasPes.

Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot of S!bley street. Ticket and yrs4yht
Office, No. 43 Jackson street.
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iuianeapo,ie Rai1rona Time y1.1.

minneapolis q ST. Louis Raj way---Shpra
Line iowa Route via Burlington.
running through express trains with pni,.,n
pace car seepers to ST Louis without change De
miles shorter than any other route. @'ee' 20
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*Eacept Sunday. tExcept saturday
Trains via the Brainerd Branch leave ST! Panl
daily except Sunday, making day run Of twelve
hours to Fargo, arriving at Bismarck the fo ewing
morning, saving nearly 80 miles in distance oyer the
old route via N. p. junction. Connection ro,ie ai
Bismarck with stages for Deadwood au points IN
the Black Hills. Also with first cla noats 10 Fort
and the Yellowstone.
Connects at st. Panl with trains to all points Ras
and South. At Duluth with steamers TO a,c FROM an
Lake points, both American and Canadian alRu with
steamers running In connection with Misconsin Ces-
tral Railroad at Ashland. In effect April Z 1873.
II. Z. SARGENT, General Manager
q. G.. SANBoRN. Gen. Passer ger Agent.
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Rice G l7ysne's AddstSon

Newton Bradley, 50 it, of
100 it. IL o. %
Albert Armstrong, com
mencing on Sd street, 50
1T. W from the ntursec-
ton OF dividing line of
lots l u 2, blk IL, Rice
d lrvlnes add, and n
line OF I'd ST.; thence
along said n line A f.;
thence to a point o6 IL
OF corner OF 4th and
Washington sts: thence
80 1T. to a point 80 it.
w from where the divld-
lDg line between slid
lots l and 2 lntersects
SAID line OF 4th street:
thence S 100 it,: thence
and " To beginning q 10 q IL
=. D. Wllkln. und "a of
23 IT, OF s 10 it q 10 ha
Same, und q of 20 #
OF 40 it Of W 46 it. of
SO fit a "a 40
Nathan Westcott, und Il
of W % it Of so it 2 l9 3 90
Same, und 15 of " 20 #,
OF 40 TT OF W 46 it OF 6
Isaac "a / seraheimer, 2 9s 9s g s4s :s
WlnsloW's AGdstion.
+. A. RenZ, n of Fort st. 6 7 36 So
All In the city OF ST. Paul, county Of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota.
f. A. REM,
zag.55 City Treasurer.
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Weekly Circular of j. II. Drake. 81 ~
CHICAGO, Aug 31.-Wheat has ruled feverish and
unsettled since our last. The continued unfsyoraba
wsathar abroad has strengthened the English may.
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St. Paul & Duluth Railroad.

All ualns daily except SUNDAY.
*To and from the st. Paul Il Duluth depot foot OF
Third street only. All others from st. Paul & Pacific
depot, foot of sibley street.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway.
Passenger Depot foot of jackson street, Ticket md
Freight Office Southeast Corner of Third and Jacar
eon streets. Charles Thompson, Ticket Agen., 81.
Dn..l
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PORK
CHICAGO

Corn receipts in Chicago 5O2,Gc9 bushels; ship
ments 410, ,272 bushels
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Foreign Money Market.
Markets i'm Detail.

RENTES-112f 47kc.
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CH1ChSO-
COMMERCIAL.

Retail Vegetable and Provision Market.
ST.. PAUL, Sept. q.
SPRING CRIdKENs-5n1Hnc nar na1r
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River Division

River Division
Through Chicago & East
ern Express.
Through Chicago Il East
ern Express. >.
Iowa and Minnesota Div.
Prairie du Chiea, Milwau-
kee and C--Icago Express
St.Louis y Kansas City Elk
d do
Owntonna Passenger.
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Postal Savings Banks.

Why may not the government, which
always has use for money, and il amply
responsible for all its uses, establish pos
tai savings banks? This inquiry is be-
coming general, and daily grows in
emphasis. There seem to be at least
three good reasons why this question
should receive an affirmative answer In
the first place, the government needs
more money, and by just the amount
borrowed from its own citizens would de-
crease the necessity of borrowing from
foreign capitalists and the consequent ex.
portation Of gold for the payment Of in
terest. In the second place, such a
measure would encourage thrift among
the people by placing the opportunity
before all alike to save securely, little by
little, the surplus Of honest industry.
How to help the working classes place
themselves above want should be the
careful study of all governments, for
security from want Is security from temp.
tation and consequent crime. In the
next place, such a plan would tend d.
recly to foster an abiding attachment
for and personal interest in the prosper
i,y and perpetuity of the government.
among that class whose Loyalty is of prime
portance.- Chicago Alliance.
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Tkr 8ullqtia,
The Poorest Girls.

Tho poorest girls in the world are those
who have never learned to work. Rich
parents have petted them; they have been
taught to dcspiso labor, and depend upon
others for q living, and are perfectly help
less. If misfortune come upon their
friends, as it often does, their case is help
lcss. The most forlom and miserable
women upon the earth belong to this
class. 1t belongs to parents to protect
their children from this dcplorablc condi-
ton. They do them great wrong if
they neglect it. Every daughter should
be taught to earn her own living. Tie
rich as well as the poor require this train
ing. The wheel Of fortune rolls swiftly
around; the rich are likely to become
poor and the poor rich. Still, to labor is
no disadvantage to the rich, and indis-
pensable to the poor. Well-to-do parents
must educate their children to work. No
reform is more imperative than this.
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TAxES!

Eo'ice IA hereby given that I W ~ be a.
Tie 10 kwiIg nan, u I aces, at III, iimts
below slatei ioG tae pufpJ-e o. ,llec,ibg
The Revenue Oi ,lcxsuter county, ! ls., ioI
lu- year A ID 1877, wit:
AT the stUre Ou.e.i Il. tulley Il Co., IL
Clrar Lrd hplecinct. 90 Money!, February
l5lh A. D., 1873.
Al Tie ,iorr houe RI r A Edmund Or,
10 .IesI Cs.es prerinci, OH iues y, Feb
rusr, 26th A. b 1873.
at the stUre Lou OF b. +. Brown q
Bro, n .nrtes Ir ciIct, On Wednesday,
February 9Th, A b l-iS
Al lie elorr buuse vi A. II. Ireland, In
Sa, " Fe precinct, Thuls-Ry, February
oh. A. -, d q
At,he tore bouse of y, ID. A,herton, L
CO., N Goose Island p eclncL on Eridsy,
March 1T. A. b Is 3.
Al the residence VI N IIunsacker,i in DOG
Too pr. cinci, On saturday, March 2nd,
\. ID, 1873
Al the 10 house Of W. r. nooppaw, IN
Hodge. Park. Unity precinct, un Monday
NJ. rch b, A. D., / IS.
at TIE store hons, Of G, ". Short, 10
SAM u'ky, Unity pr ,c Icl' On lVesday,
March 5tn, A. d., 1913
Al IT,, ,ore bous Of Sam uargrsve, in
TeiehO. ii z eH oOi pr. cinct, ON Weunee.
day, Ma ch oh, A. y leIs.
AT No. 81 Uhin Leypr, South Cairo pre- =
cinct Cd T, urs ny, 7.b, FRAY stb, anu
saturday. 9th day - IN March, 1873.
Al the courthouse in Norh afro PRE-.
cinct, Oh and alter N .I,h liz, Sis
PEiERSAUP.
Shrritf aud Collector.
Tsiyo, Ills Feb. An, 1915. 81 i-w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-02

Perhaps about the best pay ever given
a doctor, was that of Dr. Willis, a "mad
doctor" who, for attending the demensei
Queen Of Portugal, received rlo,oOo,
and $1,000 month, during lis stay.
George ILL.,, then mad, said in anger 10
Willis that he was as,onisled to see a
respectable man like him playing such a
part. "Why, sir" replied Willis, "our
Lord himself went about healing the sick
and doing good" "Yes," replied the
King, but he wasn't paid sl,500a year
for doing it."
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iapPisss 90 n,.srS, taI. As Tao aa.s-

Aappisss 90 Misery, Ia. is tao GUS
non!
DR.. w. K. Hoyt Vi Is years successful
Practice guarantees upveii, and pc, man
snt cure v. an CnrUulc, ocrvluivus, trl.
ate, oypniietlc ana Feuisle Dlesas.s.
operiilat.frbna, Ur eelI.aDuse, At hIs
Acuicai ln-,i.ute, 8gan d Lbeuey Block,
vppOsite the City Hall Park. oJ racuse,
y. i. Mediclhe eeI,t W al paIts Vi Tie
v. D. anu canada. Uvn'L be uecclyed by
advertising gu .ckS who ibrvrg our large
c,tlrs, Uul consult Dr. hoyt or send Tor
circular treating On bis opeciailI.es ~ his
L. U. Box g76.
LADIES Ally great liquid French
renieuy. Aiue ~ Femnic, or Female
Fr,enu, Is uniaIihix Ia, tne cure vi all
paihiui aud dangerous ulssasee VI your
Sx. IL mOderates aii eXceeses, and
Drugs on The monthly priUu wiki regu-
iariIy. IN all nervous anu spinal alice
b lvAs, pains IN The back or limbs, i'esvl.
ness, fatigue On slight exert!vii. palpita.
Ion VI the heart, lvwnrss ui spIrlI, by
.terics, sick llea,iache. whites. aud all
painful Observation-Disclosures BY u disorder.
cd y STEM II effects cure When all other
Ineaiis IaIl. Price s3U0 per bOi,ie, rent
ny mail. Or. W. h. uvyt, Box 2,6,
~ racusa. N. Y. .......,. ..
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A well-knownlawyer, Of Dallas, Texas,
Hitherto believed to be proof against
woman's charms, fell over head and ears
in love with Genevieve Rogers upon see
Ing her the first time in Maud Muller.
He did not wish to run the risk Of writ
ting note requesting an interview, 80 he
tried to bride the waiter who carried the
actress meals to her room to let him fill
that office only once, but all to no pur-
pose. Miss Rogers left Dallas ignorant
Of the sad wreck che made.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-02

CosT OF WenKMEN's Strikes
There are 1900 families, or say 6,00c
people, who are made dependent for their
daily bread and butter upon the conuibu.
tons Of workingmen BY the continuance
Of the cigarmakers' strike in New York.
1t is estimated that $4,000 worth Of
wags might have been earned by the
strikers since they stopped work. When
the cost Of maintenance is added to TIM
loss ce wages, the sum will doubtless be
larger than the whole percentage In dis
pute would aggregate in years time.
These strikes arc the costliest means Of
raising the rate Of wages which has ever
been devised bythe Wit Of mau.--Chieas0
Commercial i Ipsssiie.
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MASTERS SALE


State Of Illinois, county oil a exander. o.,
w ne AIvaand.i cvub'y cnsun SouL
Stugh CALI hsn W. John . sslne
iii vi Iorr>aosurr s'sl ivr reiief, etc
iInount OF decrsx rendered. ) n. 4 lsTs, ys73 %
ILtei.sti VIp JaDuaiJ .. Is'n. NJ ella yer
cant tVrls VI tuit, ~ .inutnS tVhei-
Tor Ise Vi 81 ....."....... u 20
public noioe ID hereby gwen that IN pursuance
Of dc, rec rende.,din sa'd court in Me ABOVE
,ntui,d auss ~ tue siecta, pec< mOer Term A y.
1871. !, DOM Y. bar,iian, Mae or IN LhiLc>ry VI
si.u cvupty, MI, w FRIDAY, the
10 DAY VI FEBRUARY, \. D. 1878,
At the hour vi 10 'cluca Y. IL. sell Ut public
ye.uue " the L,gh.St blua,r Tor ca, h, al The
front uvvr Vi ~ Iinose. III TIE citS vi afro,
IN SAID .Uunt, and stite, the follow y ueScIiDe,t
zeal e,,se In tne city VI GAR, ,ouuty Vi ~ "
aliueI, and state "a ililbUls, to WI: tii J lr,t
I'd vi The Iuni end VI loo numbered tweutS -vne
(zij twenty .lwJ IT, twenty &c tl3J, and
.~,niy- .Cur lii), Ia b och nnJ-lSV t0-I. pelnS
ID v, Tire cad mat fronts On WALNUT street.. ~
s.Id city, making piece Une huudr,d ts,t IN
aa,ndt street, 44i Dily Ieet o. . We III s.ieet,
Lugs b s " tn ihe p.IY,isYs, and appu tenabeee
,h,r,unty bei9ugine VI Ia any wlss 'nsTe.o appsf-
,ainlns
JOHN Q H,RMAN,
) T. WHSELtR. MssIe, IN Lnancsly
Iom, Ito. Sol'r.
DATED, tarv, LIS. Jan ~, ls,s. l.3ltd
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An iron mountain, 10,5oo feet high,
and rivaling the famous iron mountain
Of Missouri, has been discovered in Col.
fax county, New Mexico. The ore is al.
most entirely pure iron, and in counec.
ton with the immense quantities of coal
found in Colfax county, this huge deposit
Of iron ore must at no distant day be-
come the source Of industries which will
gather and support large and thriving
population.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-02

VIM. Dot ley, an amateur detective IN
search of two cattle thieves, found them
at church, at White Sulphur, KY. where.
upon, pistol in hand, he informed preach
or and congregation that they were all
under arrest. While everybody looked
astonishcd, he picked out his men,
marched them out of the building at the
muzzle of his weapon, and, turning on
the step, shouted to the minister that he
could 81 on with the bcnediction.
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cBANeERY NOTICE.

NpS'NGRs F@ANGs
Ststs or Illinois, County or Alexander,
C,rcuil cU,Stoi .lisIAuLsF county. January
Tenn, Is7s.
UrU..byJ. L0nhisnns vs Mary Z. Lonhiepns.
bill fur ipyvrcs--ln Lnancery.
Anidayn oi tns nvn-r sn'ence Of Mary Z. Lon
hienns. the asieiiuant Abvvs nnniesi, having
Desn h,td In the othcs The CLERK OF .nld
cvuri VI Alexander county, notice ID hereby
,Nsn 10 Ine suld hvp. rvnilent Defendant
that the complainant iied his bill VI ooIn-
vlulnl ia salu courl VA tie chaDcxry side In~rroi
un the bin nay VI OciODsr, AID. 1917 anu that y
oumin0ls ,hereupon isSue'i cut VI sai. court
agaiusL rAib u lrndabts, returhsbie on III
hrst Monday ~ the month oi January, A. D,
,o.e, ~ " by law reuuifei. Now. torefUTe,
uni,s. W, lhe saih haIy l.. Lvnnisnns, sna
pc sonsily w and appear before the said ciieail
cOurI oi Alexander county on he hrst day VI
ins hexl term thereof " be holden nv the yuurt
mouse 10 tns CITY VI Cairo, IN said county On the
irst Munuay IN tne month Oi JANUARY 4. -.
ieio, and piead, snswur or deInuf ~ said Till Vi
omplaut, the eAins ami the na.tero md tnpBs
ll.nin set forth, will be taken no confessed, aud
deer stniereu sxainst yoa sccordinE W Ihs
prayer Of saId biu.
JOHN a. REEVE, Clerk.
W g. nuLkKY. Compartments SolItiivr.
Cairo, Iils. oct 18TH y lsI7 ow..
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TAKE SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR, OR MEL
lC.NE,

Contains four mvlicAi elements, never
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Price tl.cc. Fold by all Druagl-l..
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Wo, ms. Worms. Worms.

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ennov- all kinus Of Wo ms. Sat, pin AID
semah worms = . rssd. y 'enov,d BY Kun
Rsl . Norm Sy,uI DE-. klak 10 thl Onlv
~ c<srfut RI siciAn IN nj 9 uttr, that can
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he b snOf IN II h . Anu al pass 8 alive aud
ia IRIS space Of time. Common ssnsx Y ches
u Taps Worm can bx rsmovv all other Worms
csp Iehdhy w removed AK yOuy dru gist CIR
: botts Of kuufefs Worm syrup. rrice u w
pey bossIe. II nsver fah -or senu 10 the 70 tor
ior cirlular No. 49, Nor, N nth CT. Phlia lei.
his Advice fres.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-02

D. R. Locke Petroleum V. Nasby.)
formerly Of the Toledo Blade, has become
the publisher Of the New York Freni,ng
Mail Maj. j. NJ. Bundy, it is said, will
still control the editorial department Of
the paper.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-02
PULMONA

Is a Certain. Prompt and Rslinhle Remedy for
the prevention AN cure oil
Consumption, Aslhlis, BrUnch,tis, Catlrrh
aud al hi ens.sOi The Che I,
Throat ard Lungs
1t Ia also earnestly recon nded Tor all disor
hero of the u rvous and boot systems being un-
eau led as n nerve b on and brrin 'Ooi
III mona may he ordered through nny dealer
IA med clue or dir, CT IRON u car u Nose. sole
pr., "a tor ID lourtl H. STREET. CIV York,
i,rirs Que 10th pr bo.u, important eirocIar
sent Tree TO apslicAnls
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-02
q. r. Kunlo.'A sitter Wine of Iron

he gre i nj oe.n and ,eJgut VI TIE y 0 ".
10 iacS no.nins uit.e N ~ mas e.,r u en uleri
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fJund I, " y int IN svJ.I iavvr AMI Ne I.
OPP val y L h. kdnke . BIT. Wlne VI IruI
: 40 . q Il propo.es, nd hrg vep uni>u y
MI cton. III Ear .nu ed " N euew ri
"a 10 ofdyspvPsiA y lad x tnn. k'dney or
vrdtebs " ak s,-. NJ vousn 50, cons ipa-
hon, scliiiy'f h. stomach. NC Gttng IL
.iihs. Ohy lid In u to,, .. u, pot ami Of
or kuukeis and T. hs nv o,hsr. ,viu ~ all Dig
sis
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Dyer epsia. Dyspepsia. pyspe psia.

u. =. kunkeys Bitter Wine of IRONS q sure curs
f'f this die. Sc. II has b.sn p e,eiiisd dai tor
many ys - in Ne raeu,r VI smn Gu, phys'c ans
appetite, wind an u Ing vfftvd. dryne sin mouth
ne d che. difziae-s, Seple.smss and low spri,s
'et the genuine No, spld in bLlk, only III ~ not
ties: sold BY all drugeirs. AK Tor T.. + Hun
K - bitter Wi< Of ir ~ and taae no o,ner. 81
PER bottle or sis b,,tles tVs IS. AL Ask 10 trial
euu NJ once