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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-04
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
Vote at San FrrHaudO.

SAN FERNANDO, Sept. 4th-1:25
A. M.-Total vote, 81. Perkins, 3S
Glenn, 81; White, 25. Leach, 90
Ayers, 81; Pacheco, 40. Sepulveda,
4S; Stephens, 27; Judson, 25; How
ard, %; Gould Is. Rowland, 49,
Bragg, %; Currier, 81. Hinds, 95
Bayer, 81; Lindley, II. McDon-
aid, 3S; Hinton, 40; Niles, IL
Brown, "a; Barclay, SO; White IL
This Is official.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-04
The Yuxao Tragedy.

New YORK, September 3d.-Mrs
Dixon's statement, published i'll
the Vicksburg Herald, makes il
clear that her husband was not
shot in street brawl. The Tribune
says she presents a startling addi.
tion to the overwhelming mass OF
proof already accumulated, when
she shows that four days before the
crime was committed, the Demo
cratic Convention charged formal
ly that Dixon had threatened tC
assassinate Barksdale. Speake
Randall considers the assassination
of Dixon as one of the most fatal
blunders the Democratic party has
been guilty of.
ChiesEo H7n'se,s.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3i.-Wheat,
lower; No. 2 red, 923; Spring. S53
cash; 85s for September; S55 fol
October; corn, S24; highwlnes, l06
Tcrribie storm in Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3d.-A ter
rible storm ragged yesterday arount
Morgan City and along the Teche
but the blowing down of wire,
prevents full particulars being re-
ceived. The steamboats, Sammict
and Alberta are sunk. A portion
Of the iron shed at Morgan's wharf
and portion Of the engine sheG
were blown down. Some dwellings
were blown from their foundations
The damage to crops along the
Teche is immense. A sawmill al
Berwick, across the bay, was blown
down. The Presbyterian church
and school house were blown
down. The streets were flooded
Morgan's Teche warehouse wa:
blown down, and came across
Front street, lnjuring the stores o
l.. Leeb and A. Eiman. The gale
was frightful in the evening.
Motion Of fNvu.CYefliance Lost,
QUEBEC, September 3I.-In the
House of Assembly to-day motion
of non confidence in the Govern
ment, and affirming the necessi t,
of change in the Ministry, wa
lost pa to 81.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-04
TO LET.

A pleasant suite of double parlors, un-
furnished on first floor; also. four pleas
ant sunny rooms on second floor, fur
nished or un 'urnish ed, single or en- suite,
in the house. To desirable tenants the
use OF a kitchen will also be given. il de-
sired. To those wishing the comforts
and quietude of a home in a family
without children, this is desirable op-
portunity Rent reasonable. For fur
lher particulals apply to No. 7 Third st. +,
between Main and Spring Sts, second
door from Spring. au20
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-04
Chicago h7as e,s.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3i.-Wheat,
lower; No. 2 red, 923; Spring. S53
cash; 85s Tor September; S55 for
October; corn, 324 highwines, LOG.
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The District im Congress.

BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE YESTERDAY
The following are the titles OF all the bills In
troduced In the House yesterday affecting the
interests OF the district or Columbia: To amend
the act Incorporating the Capitol, North o
street ana South Washington railroad company.
To incorporate the Mount Pleasant railroad
company. To incorporate tie suburban rail-
road company To provide for the settlement
and coDferrfng jurisdiction on the Court or
Claims to hear the same. To incorporate the
Mount Pleasant and Potomac Side railroad. To
To authorize the Secretary OF war To construct
a. prldge over the Potomac river at or near the
Three Sisters Island. To quiet title TO real
the charter OF Howard University and to en-
courage and aid the education OF the COL
ored race In the District OF Columbia
To provide against the evils resulting from the
sale OF Intoxicating liquors In the District To
repeal the charter OF the Washington Market
Company. Bill In relation TO the payment of
trict. To abaDdon portion OF Rock street, in
the city or Georgetown. To empower the Com
mlssaoners OF the District OF Columbia TO revise
r,'s or annul special assessments upon the
% %ma..en appncatlon OF any person whose real
ptSSperty In said District has been assessed pro
the TIsc, fpL an na appeal TO the supreme Court OF
Sic DisIIcl oI columbia from the action OF the
commissioners In respect To such tsn,, ~ ~,
any person feeling aggrieved thereby. M An. m
lnoIlze the Commissioners OF the District To re-
mt certain charges, penalties. commissions in
terest and other expenses upon the navmenf, ~
tLe original amounts OF the general ana special
taxes and assessments recfted fn the act Within
nILeiy oays from and after the passa0e of the
act Bill nxlng the rate OF Interest fpon the
arrearages OF general taxes and assessnenfs
Ior special improvements now due u the DIS
tflct OF Columbia, and for the revision or aS-
ssosInents for special improvements. To extend
tne jurisdiction or the justices OF the peace ia
tne Dlstrlct OF Columbia and TO regulate pro-
ceed.Dgs before them. f'~
IN THE SENATE
MI. voorhees, re-fntroduced into the Senate
To-Day The oll for the relief OF Riley A. Shinn
apd Henry p. Gilbert, sureties OF Charles &
English late collector OF customs Tor Ceorre-
t0Yn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-22

Gen. John A Dix died at his home in New
lofk last night at half past II O'Clock He was
sd eoIn 10 boscawen, =. H. July -. 1zss, and
wards be studied law and began the pracfsoe of
lnat PROFESSION In CooperStown- N Y in leSs
having loen1ned himself with the democratic
parry, u 1880 he was made adjutant general Of
tne state, and 10 1888 was elected eecretary Of
SAFE ano superintendent OF public schools He
entered the nfied States senate In lS45 70 an
Wrignt as governor he was free.soii n os%o. eso
Graf, OF which party he was the caDdI0afe
Ior governor In ls4s, but was defeated. In
Cn4ed States In New York, but soon re-
signed. When Howell Cobb resigned the
Secretaryship OF the Treasury, December 10.
lS6e, Sellal DIX was appointed In his place.
remembered, and it was ten that he tele.
grapheQ 10 New orleans (Which was virtually
IN the hands OF the secessionists) the famous
despatch, IF any one attempts to haul down
the American flag shoot him on the spot when
the war finally broke out he was made q major
general OF the New York militia, and on Nay l6,
teers. He was placed in Command of the De-
partment OF Maryland, and In 1862 was trans
ferred TO Fortress Monroe, having the COM
ma msnd S OF 4 the 1 Seventh Army Corps: During
and In 1s64-5 he commanded the Department
OF the East. In September, 1864 he was ap-
pointed Minister TO France, which position he
1879 he was nominated for governor by the ro-
publicans OF New York and was elected. t
was during his term OF Office that those reforms
were instituted which resulted In the present
good financial condition OF the state. In lS7l
ne was again nominated, but was defeated by
MI. 1!lden, because most people were IKE the
for M. Tlden because he wanted Q chAnRe.
General DIX WAS quite writer. Beside hts
STATE papers ana two volumes OF speeches. he
New York, Qs27a 'Dectsiom Of the Superin-
tenoent OF Common Schools of New York ana
the LAWS Relating to Common Schools QSsi1
"A Winter In Madeira, QSsl,) and "a Summer
In spain and Florence" (isss)
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Tho MAYk0en.
BALTIMORE. Apr

:, BALTIMoRE, April 2a-virginia skies deferred
do dS Psss S;% S%e osupons; 81 North SsrSip. szes
BALTIMORE. Apri. 22-COtton dull. ..middiing.
LIZ. LIZ Flour dull. weak and unchansed Wheat
l09h; do .nber. Llsai ls1; No Pennsylvania
and APfii; Ioss.Io osx Nay IoSz.si 10; Co. juno sPs'
llOha11 10sa. Corn; southern dull western . shade
lower ana IA fair demand at the decline southern
spot and April. 43Sas2x; Nay. 4sXssa99, @iasc gaSe
4SaasS.s: July, 1Ss.s4a; Steamer. 4OX. OeS ste dS
0;st d0i mSsd: hs SS1aS4 nsnnsylySnis, Szss5; Rye
9oTsoRs faods RsnnsSvn11 sI' wan and
unchanged; Eess unchanged. Petroleum. sod
Gn Grn1e, aEsS's refined. eHs9h Coffee quiet and
uncoAneed- Whisky dull and nominally un-
sescSseS sco Sb.!Tf Tresh
sIjP%snss..:hs:i. 8 ocs; corr. e: go ' ''.00
-NEW YORK, April 22-Stocks weak. Money, la6
Exchange. long. lS6k; short. ls7A. 0oveFnments
oNEG YORK. April 22-Flour dull Wheat duh
LONDON, April a, II 80 p m.-oousols. % l.16
fof both; y. & eonaGs H. Gten;fo.tis.. i0s8: tour per
sols. S9H. New Jersey Central. SS1. reading. i6T.
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The Late Gen. John A. Dtx

ALBANY, n. Y. April 22-In the assembly thfs
morning Mr.. Hustled offered resolution. Which
was adopted by rising vote, calling for the
appointment or joint committee OF five sepa-
tors and nine members or assembly. TO draft
appropriate resolutions Ia commemoration OF
the noble life al eminent services OF John A
Dix, and also 10 make suitable arrangements
for attendance at his funeral. message an
Douncing the decease or Gen. Dix and eulogfZ-
ing his public life ard services was shortly
aTterward received from Gov. Robinson, which
was referred 10 the joint committee already
ordered
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l0Ps0.

NEW YORK, April Authorization was re.
ceived at the police headquarters this after
noon that August Belmont had been taken
lone from Central Park In a severely IN not IA
tally injured condition, having been thrown
from his carriage at the 5th avenue entrance %
The park. IL seems that Mr. Belmont was lust
leaving the park after his morning drive when
his carriage was driven against by a heavy
loaded wagon The collision occurred with
such force that Mr.. Belmont was thrown TO the
ground and was picked up lnsenslble. lie was
eye and a severe scalp wound and internal In
iuIles from which he was suffering extremely.
ibe oriSer OF the colliding wagon was arrested
Dy an oMcer and gave his name as Hugh L.
Sia'ln, OF 1870 street aud Morris avenue. Before
MI: Belinohts team and carriage could be put
IN oroer closed carriage was called and the
injured geLJit man was taken 90 log 5th avenue
where he Is now In the hands OF his family phy,
SiciaD. fA'
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TRADE OF JAPAN.-Mr Stevens charge at
TOkei. japan, transmits To the Denartnent of

TRADE OF JAPAN.-Mr Stevens charge at
Tokei, Japan, transmits to the Department of
State the semi annual report OF the foreign COM
merce and trade OF the Empire OF Japan by the
bureau OF customs 1t is document every way
worthy OF an enlightened nation. From 1t we
gather that the imports Of Japan for the half
year ending Dec. 81, 1878, amounted to about
$4,000, 600, and the exports to $14, 600 0OO or
specie and bullion there were exported, over
s., ,OOO, 600; while less than half that sum was
imported. On the whole, the report of the for
.eign commerce OF Japan is moderately encour-
aging. The exports have increased, proportion
ally, more than the imports compared with
previous six months report. The de.
mand for japanese silk has been less
this year than In 1877, when there was aY
exceptionally large export Of silks. There have
been no unusually large transactions In the
great staple. tea. The imports OF foreign shirt
lngs have been extensive, especially 10 the ports
where trade is exclusively In the hands of the
native Japanese. The exports to Great Britain
are TWO and half millions; to the United
states, three millions The imports from Great
Brltaln are nine millienR;. from the United
states, one and half miInohs. To France the
exports are four millions, and the imports from
tnat country one and half millions. Among
the articles OF import are blankets, canvas and
muck, COTTON manufactures, window glass. pig
lead, iron manufactures linens, liquors Qn-
cludlng beer In large quant1ttes), kerosene oils,
soap, sugars, woOlenS, especially f1annels and
mOusseline de LANES; salted mea0A which are
free OF duties The monthly report OF the bu-
reau for January, 1879, exhibits steady In
crease OF exports.
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Another Victory for p..o,.
THE STANLEY COURT. WA RTra
EX.SeCretarY Relknan q Wst.aas.

y n: NEW YORK, April 22.-Ex-Secretary of War
Belknap was recalled this morning before the
eourt-marttal board sitting on Col Dayid 'iV =
STANLEY, Sianiey. The the suggestion about appointing
Seneral Hazen on the board of visitors
at West Point came, the witness he.
neved, from some friend OF General Hazen.
Hazen was not appointed on the board of yisi.
tors, as these are appointed by the President
ne neard from some source that he (the wit
messy thought was authorized by Hazen. that
he was looking for an appointment on
tne army regulation board. Witness cor
responded with Gen. Sherman on the subject
The latter replied that either Generals Wood or
ize mazen ~, would be accepted, but that Woods had
more claims on the department. Witness re-
Piled that he would detail either Woods or Ha.
1ovaI zen, Mhlenever & Secretary Sherman preferred
mentioned Hazen's name to the President in
connection with the post OF brigadier general
of the army.
Q, Wha.cc did the President say4 A. ask
the court not to require me to answer that
question. He was not appointed brigadier
general Other names were mentioned at the
same time, but General Cook was appointed to
the position OF brigadier general In the fall OF
1873
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The Washington City Post Office.
LITTER FROM THE POSTMASTER GENERAL TO
SPEAKER RANDALL.

The Warrington City Post Office.
LETTER FROM THE POSTMASTER GENERAL TO
SPEAKER RANDALL.
The following letter was received by Speaker
Randall to-day from Postmaster General Key:
Hon. 8. j. Randall, de-:
year had the honor OF addressing communi.
catl0n 10 you directing the attention Of Con-
gresS to the following extract from my report
10 the President for the year ended June 30th,
1873: also respectfully urge that
some suitable building be provided Tor the
Washington city post Onice." 1t now occupies
so large portion OF the departmental building
the department, and renders the space available
for files and records entirely inadequate. For
want OF other suitable room many tons OF valu-
a able records are now stored in the attic Of the
from fire,% % in the eS event Of Which VIII u1ssr thelr
complete destruction would be inevitable.
Ihe 45th Congress having az aa1o9rned @ n, WI Without
ter, while the daily increased necessity for
such action is being realized by the depart.
ment, l desire to again call the attention OF
Congress to the subject. The law authorizes
the Postmaster General to lease buildings for
post Office purposes In cities where government
buildings have not been erected for that pur.
pose, but In this instance the original design
OF the Post Office department building contem-
plated the use OF portion of 1t for the city
post Office, and doubt any authority to move
the city post Office to another place without the
Congress prohibits officers OF the government
from leasing any buildings except where ap-
propriat'ons have first been made for the pay
ment OF rent.
1t is absolutely necessary, and at this time,
that some provision be made tor city post Of
nee, and respectfully suggest that immediate
action be taken to either lease or purchase a
suitable property. Respectfully, &C,
The letter was referred to the committee on
pubic buildings and grounds.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Russia Expecting Another Rrush

LONDON, April 22.-The Daily Ne,cs' CORES.
pondent at olivrtS says" General Skobelen
has held specially interesting review here OF
etfes, otherwise known as the national guard
Two thousand militia and two thousand Rus
slams. The discipline and muskety practice of
Sne national guard was excellent. General
Skonelen thinks Il VIII be utterly impossible to
avoid war II the Turks enter the province, no
matter under what circumstances
Parole q EavOrite.
Inc sporting correspondent Of the Tfmes saws
Inat MI. LOrtuard'S Parole created such A
davora1ie impression upon the minds OF backers
last night for the City and Suburban handicap
was only three TO one against him. The NEXT
iavorlte was En King, who was taken at seven
20 10 one. Inere was also some heavy betting
Ior tne 1000 guineas. Another cofrespondenf
OF the Times writes that Parole was one, OF the
earnest arrivals at the Epson, and did two can
teIs IN tne course or the morning, giving great
Another Victory for parop..
LONDON, April 22.-The race for the citv ana
SUBURBAN handicap took place today al the
Epcom spring meeting, and resulted In a VIC
tory lor the favorite, Mr. p. Lorfllards American
bay colt Ridotto came In second. and f0rd VIII
IONS SIX years old brown horse Cradle third
Inc last Dettlng was to against Parole 25 To
against RidottO and 20 to / against Cradle
There were eighteen starters.
The Spanish Elections.
LONDON, April PA special dispatch to the
Daily Ne,rs from Madrid, says-'A Coalition OF
the progressistS the constitutional party and
the friends OF CASTELAR,, have obtained for the
three groups respectively, eight, thirty-four
and nine seats In the Congress The Austen
under universal suffrage. In Madrid 1000 out Of
OF $780," -'o'' o"'
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READ OUR SPRING INDUCEMENTS
$40 slO $40 $40 sl0
sloA ,ia1n F1I 81 snit WonI only sn!e Sae o.,v s,o
siox 4Ss:sash $ss sSi sS1ans S1!s s Suit only $40
sl0-Ddferent Shades Of Suits only $40
Slo.. $40. $40 $40 ..., $40 w $40
el0-A Genteel Suit only SlO.
sl0-x xiS@a Ba5f fSit f9xb9 bS1ISs'e SS;; on,v .,o
elO.... elo...... s10.... .s1O...... .S1O... $40
FOR BOYS.
es-Boy's Cashmere Suits only s5.
ss02s = Ssssgi w2s' sg5ai sa;,s s9'z sSs 81 ss
$5-Boy's Genteel Suits only S5
s5...... s5...... s5...... s5...... s5. s5.....s
"BRING THE BOYS ALONa!"
BIsT CHANCE EVER OFFERED
NATIONAL CLOTHING COMPANY.
No. 400 Seventh street,
Northwest Corner OF Seventh and ID sts.
ap11-u
LADIES' FANCY UMBRELLAS.
.TTHHE TIE z LATEST LATEST STYLES FOB THE STREET
ALSO LONDON UMBRELLAS FOR GENTLE
IMPORTED DIRECT.
ap9r N. W. GAIT. BRO. 4 CO..
INDEPENDENT ICE COMPANY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
NORTHERN ICE.
PRICES Az Low AS ANY RESPONSIBLE COM
PANY IN THE DISTRICT.
The PgBI1e X please bear il %jpa that we de-
and at
FIVE CENTS PER ONE HUNDRED POUNDS
above the price OF Domestic Ice
We are CONTRACTING at Low RATES for the SEA
SON. DISCOUNT ON TICKETS.
Office-l2h and Pennsylvania avenue.
Depot-9th street Wharf.
W. Fl. YERKES Superintendent
Telephone communications to and from all parts
Of the city. apl9-6t
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT REcEIPTs sTO-DAy.-Interpal rev.
clue, sl44, 1876: customs. s. ,591.9s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-22

ARMY ORDERs.-Major w. H. Eckels, paymas-
ter, will again report to take station at Atlanta
Georgia
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DRY GOODS.

CHEAPEsT SPREAD OUT, fun size 81 25
~ Pure Wool Cashmeres. full width, 45c.
BuLtlnss, 121s and 25c yard
Rooy's Double Bnsk Corse1s.
Good Finished Shirts eOc
Remnants Calico, 3Ic yard
Nine. Demorest's Reliable Patterns
apI9Q SOS. - BAILHl O0f. 2kA 4 u &fA. a.fc.
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Georgia.
MAJOR JOSEPH A. POTTER, quartermaSter
D. a., being over sixty years OF age, he has
been, at his own request and by direction OF the
PRESIDENT, retired from active service.
NAVAL ORDERs.--Lieutenant w. H. Turner,
from duty at the signal Office 3Oth instant, and
ordered to duty at the Portsmsuth NJ H., navy
yard, May lst next, relieving Lieut.. Charles
seymour, who is ordered to duty on the Asiatic
station per steamer 10th May fIom San Fran
cisco.
MOVEMENTS OF L. S. NAVAL VEssELs.-The
Ticonderoga was at Monrovia March 18th. On
Esd Of March Commodore Shufeldt expected to
sail for the disputed territory, arrangements
having been completed for reunion OF the
the ran saed
She Is expected back at Hampton R Roads as between
the LIST and 18th OF May next. Ihe TaiiapoOsa
left Boston to-day for Portsm2utl, n: u. IN, line
Qu1nnebaug was at Malaga March 25th. The
Wyoming arrived at Alexandra 18th OF March,
and was going to Athens. The Alliance ar
rived at Naples I'd April Ihe Endeerprlse& ,6e pr ear ar;
rived at TOulOn Goth March, ana Salied ISL Aprl
for Villefrancbe, arriving same day.
JAMES HUNTER, OF Betram, Iowa, was arrested
yesterday by secret service officers at Dubuque,
Iowa. Hunter, who was bOndsman for one
Robert Brown on trial for passing counterfeit
money, undertook to brite wttneSss by Offer
ing him $50 to swear that it was another party
grand Jury promptly indicted Hunter for the
tnence.
HoNoRs TO THE MEMORY OF EN-. DIx.-By
direction OF the President, all the flags on gov
ernment buildings In the city we're hoisted at
half mast to-day, as a tribute of respect to the
memory OF Governor John a. Dix. who died in
New York last evening.
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MAJOR JOSEPH A. POTTER, quartermaster Z
5. A, being over sixty-two years OF age, he has
6een at his own request and by direction OF the
PRESIDENT, retired from active service.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ia TT The i WHITNEY JUVENILE TRogPE
for the bensns fs Of Chart % ois
address j: ". OooIEY. City is15 pasH'' ap2s4t
" ods stXIvAL o!l AT HAML1NE " =. OHgRoH
49,, cor yth and sts-Prsise meeting at pm :;
As Doors ny kay
~@ @ Grand LODGE F: A. A. N: OF TIE
SPECIAL Communication win be held Wednesday,
spais at oS.0sf sfSdEroN Grand Secretary
Ia NEW YORK. APRIL l5rH. 1879.
AbhspE 1hs fnapa sas ss ths s
AND sIELfiNG COMPANY. q assk Leadxe. MtS5Sa dooI
Iado. for the election Of Trustees and such other
q st q ihs
= 80 70 ceck Transfer books viii be % Closed d On
TSaradsy 18Th asy Of Man sas sna at p rs9pened on
sp1odd A Of cGn%ifs secretary
e4ss 1D BE 6sBs SEST "a 4sR ss. 10
sOnds snd
feSfnf snS soS Stock from
Francisco Mining Stocks bons6t & and d SOLD ana san
ap17-1m D. D. Ga0ka; Bsnkers IL f4aS fS8: Street
Fo STRAW MATING, CHILDREN'S CAR.
ISS RIAGES. Mosquito Canopies, and Window
Screens, at W. olesale and ALL at the Furniture
Carpet. snd Upholstery Establishment of W. b.
MOSES SON corner 7th st. and Pa ave- NV ala
~ MATHEY OAYLUE CAPSULES,
x Used for over Is years with great success by
the physicians OF Paris, New York and London, and
superior to ali others for the prompt Of all cases
OF diseases, recent or of long standing.
Prepared by CLIN b CO.. Paris. Bold every.
where oct29-t. .th&sly
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~p GRAND LODGE F. A. A. M. OF TIE
SS DISTRICT OF OOLUNBIA-A Resumed
cpecaMa 81 communication will be held WEDNESDAY,,
ap21-N W. B. SINGLETON Grand Secretary
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-08
CAIRO d NINCENNES X. r..
EuIr$--9-
49,, -A-r' zc-te, 'nn..,,",fi
(@ w ~ ~ ~ AZ ~ QELX

VI hliILD Evansville.
~ MI ES THE SHORTEST TO LOUIS.
~ NlLEN WILLIE CINCINNATI, BAL
TlMORE AND WASHINGTON
- VII ES THE SHORTEST TO INDIAN
~ VI lLlIN APOLkS PHlLADELPlIA,NEW
YORK AND BOSTON
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-08

CoNSUMrTIoS CCRED-An old physician,
retired from practice, having had placed in
his hands by an East India missionary the
formula Of "a simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure for con-
sumption, bronchitis, catarrah, asthma, and
all throat and lung affections also a posi-
tive and radical cure for nervous debility
and all nervous complaints, after having
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands Of cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuatcd by this motive, and desire to re-
lieyc human suffering | will send free of
charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, with
full directions for. preparing and using, in
German, French, or English. Sent by mail
by Addressing with stamp, naming this pa
per W. W. Shcrar, l49 Powers Block,
Rochester, New York.