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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-08
Large Funeral.

The funeral OF Dr. II. o. Wilson, of Slat-
ington, took place on Monday afternoon last
lrom the Dr's. late residence. The fu-
neral eortege proceeded to the Presbyterian
church, where services appropriate to the
occasion were held in English and German
The funeral was largely attended by the
medical profession, testirying to the high
estimation they held for the deceased as
physician and friend. Among those pres.
ent were: Drs. Reber, German, Seiple,
Derhamer and Horn, of Lehighton; Hon.
DR., j. G. Zern, o! Wessport Hon. DR.. ]. c..
Kreamer, Of Millportj DR.. Reigel, of Cata-
sauquai DR.. Iuebner, of Coplay DR.. Bal
liet, OF Unionvile iDrs. Humphrey and Eng
leman, Of CherryYlllei DR.. G. Miller, of
saegersvllej Drs. ]. Miller Young, Schulz,
and steckel Of slatington and others. From
the church the funeral proceeded to the
cemetery where the last ceremonies were
performed. Hugh o. Wilson, NJ. D., was
/ aged 55 years, aud died Of nervous prostra-
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NEcnthcrlY IteIns.

WIN. Flicknger Is the owner Of a hand
some horse, which he drives daily in his milk
wagon.
Mr.. Edward Burkhard has sold his resi-
dence on Carbon street to q. W. Miller. MIR.
b. will move to Bethlehem, where he has the
promise Of work.
An unfortunate tramp Csome mothers
sony, had his head cut of, by morning train,
between here and Hazleton during the week
His remains were placed in a cheap coffin and
forwarded to the Poor.housc for intcrmcnt.
Geo. w. Kline, for some time suffering
with an attack of rheumatism, is, we are glad
to state, again able to be about.
Mrs. NJ. L. plnkey and family will re.
move to Btaddock's, Pa, where she intends
keeping boarding house.
Mr.. Miller, our new merchant, has, since
our last, secured the services OF new clerk,
and q new horse, these in addition to the new
dwelling should make him happy
MIR. Lewis Flickinger is about to take pos
session of his new dwelling, on his farm near
Buck Mountain railroad,
After about four days of most distressing
pain, there died, during this week, an only
eVh VI MT Auuh Iolhi lehlullb WIN hotHCl
Diehl, between this place and White Haven
Death ousuod from accidentally running the
sharp point Of a pair orshears Into his eye,a
feeting his brain. Another warning to larents
Another Sensational play tLockwood's) 1:
booked for Monday night, March 10, at Helix
er's hall. 1 would advise those having money
to spare to give 1t to the poor,
-R. F. Honord, County Superintendent
visited our schools during the week.
IN. Il. Beadle, reported i'll, is getting bet
ter slowly.
Geo. W. Thlrloway and ]. McGuigan, be
fore their departure Tor Montana, visited theii
friends at Mount Carmel and at Patterson
New Jersey.
ID, Bradford has been heard from, report
says he has gone to Cal iforna, We rather
think he rusticstes in more oongcnial cline
Pay day to-day Saturday.
March 6. RoclWAY
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Local and Personal.
T0 SURsCRIREns.

Subscribers to the Cannon ADVOCATE will
take special notice that our terms are one
dollar year strictly in advance, if not SC
paid $I.25 will be charged in every instance
Subscribers getting their papers by mail will
refer to the direction tabs on their papers
and note the date, and remit accordingly.
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THE COUNTY FfNANoKs-Therc has been
considerable misunderstanding I'm the minds
Of many who have lightly read the County
Financial statement, recently published, as
to the real condition OF the county's finances,
and certain "sorehead" newspaper publishers
here have not been slow in un-lightening and
further abusing the public mind on the sub
iect. In these journalistic Misrepresentation
l would impress upon the public mind the i'm
portant fact that the willy editors OF these
journals are inspired by feelings of disappoint-
ment and envy AMI would therefore malicious
ly prejudice public sentiment. On the first
day of January, 1879, there was balance on
the Treasurcr's account in favor of the county
Of S32, ,s52; Of this balance 1919 were assets,
in the shape of uncollectcd taxes, minus exon
cratons and commissions, leaving actual
cash in hand, Sl4,l2o. From this are to be
deducted the following immediate necessities
for cash (cstimatedl:
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Additional Locals, See I'd Page.

Closing Prices of DEHAvES q TOWNSEND,
Stock, Government and sold, 40 South
Third Street. fhllade. .phia, Mur, G 1879
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Special Notices.
RH EUM ATISM
PIM PIES. .

I will mail tFroel the Iecipe for s'mplS
VEGETABLE BAIM that VIII rUinovt Ia
FRECkLES, PIMPLkS aud BLO rCuE ,,
'eaving lie skin sOf,. Gear ana bUaut iul nl'0
in uur tiOAs for producing luxu liant gro ,th
OF hair on bald hegi or slnOOtn fec. Anures',
StIenL n. =.
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TO CONSUMP MPTIVES.

The advel tier aving been permanently
urel of thnt dread dl3e ,se CONSUMPTION u. n
s'nuie rem dr.iS ANXIOUS 20 mDke kLuwn 10 lI =
Iellow.suffercrs the means Il cure. Toni VINO
LeslIe Il he viii send cOpy OF the preservation
uge1, (fIeG o. crarge with the directions Tor
preparing md using he same, wllc / ne " II
flnd SURE CURE IJr CONSUMPTION AslhhA
BRC NCIliTis. NC. -,
purties wls,nug the Prcscr ption. Will u aase
address E y WILSON, lg4 Penn ~. eel,
WIlnam. burgh, ~. "
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MERCANTILE APPRAIsEMENT,
Made by ROBERT. S. CALVIN, for tho
COUNTY of Carbon, for tho Yehr 1919.

An APPEAL DAY will be held on the 22d
day Of MARCH, 1879, at the COM MISSION.
Frs OFFICE. in the Borough of MAUOH
CHUNK, at TEN o'clock In the forenoon.
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MAHoNING TOWNSHIP
mon Arner, dry goods and gro

Anon Arner, dry goods and gro
cerics s.......................,. 10 IL w
p. A. Andrews, dry goods and
groceries H..,.,,............... IA OO
Z. Ii. Seidle, dry goods and gro-
certcs. Observation-Disclosures. 10 10 w
J. Ruch, drS goods and groceries II W
Jacob tryman, -four auu feed .. II w
Solomon Hopes, merchant mill IL w
&. q HUusur, merchant mill.,., Il w
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Health and Happiness.
Nervous Debility (. Nervous Debility!

Nervous Debility Nervous DeDillty!
DeDiitty, u decreased. illltabie state of mind "
weak. ne vOus exhausted fee ing, 10 en -rsY nc
ANIMATION confuse, head. weak memory tho
consequences uf cX"e5sSd, IA ntal oNefwOF
This nervous de ilitv fuds a sOve, el-n cur1 iu
Il. 4. KU NKEL'S BITTER WINE OF no.,
1t tones tue sN-tOm, spells ths men M gluon
and ieslOu encY. aud rCjuYCnltes tho entire
$, Steu. Get ,He genu ne IHNs CnlY E. p.
KU UNKLIs'S It has yellow wrapper arc md It
his pnOtOgra ph on Outsiue, Pllce, tl.o0 or
bOtt y, or Il Tor S5 70 Asa YOU druggist 10
4, aud II he has It n Il. get Uf the Pio0tie,Or
20 n. Mint t.. PhiladelDma, Pa. AdY 20 lroe,
Oy enc Osing recent stamp.
Worms. Worms. Worms.
EF. Kuukels wmm syrup uevtr fails 10 Go.
strny I'm, Seat. ann stomach Noun. Ia,
Kuu ell, the uulY success -Iui physician Wln Ts,
moves Iapr " Orm III two hours a iyo with
heaO, ana no lee until removed. common senss
teaches u Tape WululS uah b. rvmOyuj Ri. 9th
or worms c.u be r. diiy de iTo Aov,o" ut
Onci aud orc, TREE. The doctor cnn To-
whether o. not he Itlant has worms r.Ouh.
anus are d III daily. with WOru'S, AID do uHt
GnOw Il. hts, spasms cri mys, enuking nd
suffJcaUun 81 lOa CDmpl. xIOa cigC.es aiOuni
less ut LiRht giImdibg OF The ee h, oklng 80
the nose, cOu n, fever. tc1ng Ht the seat ,atuh-
. cle, fIul BREATH the pai .eut grows pAlu ~
thlu, iickilug aud irriiH ion N ihn anus all
these sYmpiOms. nd more como ON wurhS.
~. hUN d rs WOhN SN aUP never ia IL
W remove tnen pfce, el0 PEI uOtuo. OF SIX
00tties Tor IS Ul. tF,r Tape Worm wcite aud
drul'g SO the y Oim syrup aud II . has a. not.
send To ID. E. L. kU \ kaL, 30 n. Ninth IT.,
PhtlsOe ph'a, Pa. Advice ~ mail froo send
three Cent stamp. FGY Dim.
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wEATHgRLY BOROUGH.
wEIssPoRT BOROUGH,
MAHoNING TOWNSHIP.

]. T. Mcdaniel. hotsl........... s. 50 90
stephen FensIermaeher, hotel p. 5 90 OO
James FlemmIng, hUtel......... S 90 "
george Hagau, hJtcl............. 5 30 w
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

AGEN rLEMA WIN suffered for ye1rs from
nni n i IN pfi ct OF youthful indiScrrtloli wlii
for no sake Of suffering hummitt. send free 10
all wnn need IT, the reciue ana erection Tor
making the simple remedy By which he was
cured SufIsre,s wishing GO proht Oy tn" ~.
vel tisp!'s ext eience can 40 50 Oy Addressing IN
perfect confidence.
NoiIN Is. OGDEN. 40 Iedrr St \. Y.
nj CO Ofall kinds Tu Ioiis di chrr
PI - ges Of Isl OOD Or mucus snJ
! IGLS Rli dlseasrs Of the RECTtA
quickly and perfectly culei bv u sim2,e aud
soothing REMEDY; torlufo mauoli add 50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-30
MORGANTOWN.
Odd Fellows Lecture by
Rev. Carter-LIterary Performance
The Cadets ON Their Dignity.

Rev. CaFter-Literary Performances
The Cadets ON Their Dignity.
MoRoANTowS, April IS, 1870.
Editors IntellIEeuceI:
On Saturday last, at o'clock p. NJ, the
members OF the I. 0. o. F. marched
through the streets of Morgantown, head.
ed by the Brass Band of this place. We
learn that several of the members were
absent owing to sickness and other causes,
yet the parade was undoubtedly success,
a very good display being made. Ad-
dresses were made by Geo. G. Sturgiss
and Rev. Kitchens. The grandest feature
OF the occasion was the supper, prepared
at the Wallace House. Every one who
either saw or partooE OF it were delighted
Especially the latter. The entire affair
showed good management, and hence the
success.
On Tuesday evening, April 90, Rev. j.
NJ. Carter will lecture before the students
Of the University, on "Darwinism." From
the reputation Of Mr.. Carter, the boys ex-
pect giant lecture.
Friday night, the I'd Of May, the Par
thenon Society will give public perform.
ance. They will discuss the question
whether or not West Virginia should es.
tablish the Whipping Post"
The, Junior exhibition will take place
May the 9th.
The Columbian Society will give pub.
lie performance May the 10th.
Maj Snyder, we understand, refused
to take the letter from the postotlice that
was supposed to be an invitation TO the
sham battle, because 1t was addressed to
the Commandant OF the Morgantown
Cadets. Tho boys think they should be
called University Cadets, and attach q
stigma to the name OF Norgantown Cadets.
DR.. Brooks reputation as lecturer can
not be over estimated He is exact, and
we'll prepared, and his lectures are full
oil information directly on the subject.
The people Of this section regard it as a
great misfortune that the County Superin-
tendency is destroyed. No agency has done
SO much good with so little expense in
this county as the County Superintendent.
Why abolish itP Tho best sytems in the
world have the most careful systems OF
supervision, that Is what gives them their
superiority in almost every country.
CURRENT CALAMo,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-30

Tue fall campaign in Ohio opens in a
month, and the Cincinnati Enquirer at
tempts to outline its probable course by
printing two or three broadsides OF inter-
views with prominent men in both parties.
This is worth something as prophecy, but
not much. Summing up the opinions ex-
pressed, Garfield and Ewing stand at the
head Of each party, but without much
prospect that either will be taken from
service in Congress. The present Cover
nor, Bishop, is the first choice OF the
Democrats, with Avery as the preference
Of more leading men. A hard money
wing pushes Durbin Ward, and there is
manitestly strong feeling against finau-
cial fooling After Garfield, Taft, as the
representative Of the Grant movement, is
neck and shoulders ahead OF every other
contestant including Charles Foster. An
even chance presents itself OF q Republic
can campaign onhard money, instead Of
tho stalwart issue, rs more likely to unite
the party in support of the administra-
ton on its strong success. II, as is re-
ported from Washington, Gen. Butler ex-
erts himself to prevent a Greenback coali-
ton with the Democrats so as to keep the
Greenbackers in line for 1880, the defeat
OF the Democrats is certain. In any event
ID Is plain that q sound currency was
never more popular in Ohio than to-day.
In Indiana the hard money strength Is
best shown by the fact that Sherman
ranks next to Grant for 1880 among Re.
publicans, new thing in that State,
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THE NEGRO ExODUS.

SIN Fleeing from Hated Oppression
Jay Gould Opens His Heart TO Their
Cries.
ST, LOUIS, AprilSO.-Thc colorod people
in the National Board OF immigration, Of
this city. of which Rev. Moses Dickson is
President, has received information that
several thousand negroes are now at dif.
terent places along the banks OF the Mis-.
sisslppi river, below Memphis, either
ready to start North, as soon as transpor-
tation can be procured, or are preparing to
leave their homes for St. Louis and be-
yond. One party, nearly one hundred,
now at Lake Port landing, Cheat county,
Ark, arc almost destitute. 1t is said the
steamers refused to take them on board,
and that the whites in the vicinity refuse
to sell them provisions. The committee
here will endeavor to make arrangements
for their removal. About two hundred
refugees have been sent West since Satur.
day last, It Is understood that Jay Gould
has offered free transportation for them
west Of Kansas city, and they will will
probably go right on TO Lawrence, Kansas.
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CLEVELAND, April 29.-Judge Tibbals, Of
the Court OF Common Please, Of Summit
county, Ohio, made tho following i'm.
portant order ofthe case OF tho Trustees vs..
tho Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
Company and Others, whereby the entire
litigation between General Dcverean, the
receiver, and the United States Rolling
Stock Company, is taken from the courts
for contract Of settlement as follows with
satisfaction 10 all parties. The receiver
shall pay the Rolling Stock Company on
or before the 10Th Of May, 1879, 100000
on account of claims. The receiver
further agrees to pay from and after
January, I, 1880, not less than $500
per month. The certificates which have
been issued TO the RollingStock Company
on its part agree to receive the above sum
in full settlement OF the claims. The
receiver was authorized TO borrow $780,
900. The amount claimed by the Rolling
Stock Company was $500, 900 Il
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rhn nlesslnr Oh s,ronr Ner,es

Is recoverable, not by the use Of mineral soda
tIveS, but by recourse TO etfectual tonic
treatment, oplates and the like should only
be used as auxIliarleS, and then Us Sparingly as
possible Vigorous nerves are quiet ones, and
thu most direct way 10 render them so Is to re-
iniOrce the vital energies, That sterling In.
vigorant, HOstetter'a Stomach BitterS, will be
found all-sufiiclent for this purpose, since i
entirely removes lmpediments TO thorough di.
the body Is insured IT'S due amount Of nour.
shment and consequently Of stamina. Rheu.
matte tendencies and affections Of the kid.
neyS aud bladder are also eoHntaraGted by the
Bltters, which Is besides pleasant medicinal
stlmulant, infinitely purer than the raw ex'
cltantS OF commerce, which react injuriouSly
upon the nervous system. NwF4w
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DURING recent years the insurance com.
panies have done much to bolster up the
belief that incendiarism has been on the
increase in this country. Much stress has
been laid on the alarming frequency OF
this crime at the annual meetings OF the
National Board of Fire Underwriters.
The New York Journal Of Commerce asserts
that the insurance men utterly fail to
prove their theory; that there is a notable
absence Of facts to demonstrate the &C.
curacy Of the views advanced. 1t appears
THAI in 1873 quite twice rs great sum Of
money was offered in the way OF rewards
for the detection and conviction Of incen.
diaries as in 1877, yet the convictions for
the offence in the year ending April l,
1870 (15) were but half the number 1907
convicted in the previous year. Our con.
temporary does not essay to challenge the
truth Of the assertions made by the fire
companies; it simply finds that the proofs
are not furnished.
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DIED.

RAFFERTY.--0n Monday evening, April D, 1870,
at O'clock WILLIAM j., eldest son Of james aud Ma
ria Rafferty,, aged q years and months.
Funeral from the residence =! his parents, No 2GSa
Market street, this afternoon at2 o'clock. Friends Of
the family areinvIted.
Alphabetically, April %, 1872, ats o'clock A
", MRs. CAROLINE sEABMGTT MEDER, In the BSth
year of her age
Funeral from her late residence, corner Of Twenty
second and Market Streets Thursday afternoon, at
o'clock. IntsnnSnt at Peninsula Cemetery. Friends
arc invited 10 attend,
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EloHr years Of the most unprecedented
success ever known In the annals Of the
show business has convinced Us that
honesty and truthiulness are the best
principles to govern even circus, and we
shall not depart from them by attempting
to mislead the public, but will be here
with the finest show ever exhibited In this
country on Saturday, May Sd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-30

THE South is doing well in dealing with
its murderers. Poindexter, the young
yirginian of good family, who shot Curtis
after horse.whipping him for a iancied in
suit to Poindexter's betrothed, has been
sentenced to the penitentiary for two
years. Kinds, the young fellow in Balti-
more who killed the father of girl he se-
duced, has been indicted. The prepare
lions made in Kentucky and Georgia to
try Buford who shot Judge in the former
State, and Cox who shot Aston in the
latter, give every hope that justice will be
done, even though the man on trial be.
longs to good family" Poindexter's
conviction is the first ever had in Virginia
where the criminal had high social con-
nections and had murdered man because
Of some Insult to woman, and, although
the sentence is light, it lisa step in the right
direction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-30

TIE Ways and Means Committee OF tho
House Of Representatives have had q dis
cusslon on the tariff. The remarks Of a
majority ofthe committee showed thatthe
prevailing sentiment Is against doing any
thing unless 1t is found that the session
will run into the summer In that case
subcommittee may be appointed to con-
slider the various matters relating to the
tariff. Mr.. Fernando Woods proposal to
revise the tariff by joint commission was
strongly disapproved by the committee.
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The new German tariff is simple and
sweeping. 1t taxes everything by weight,
silk, milk, oil, iron and the rest, making
only the most general distinction in the
grades Of articles taxed. The rate fixed is
high, particularly on iron, steel and textile
fabrics, but the greatest increase Of rcve-
nue. is expected from the petroleum, on
which the rate is doubled, and tea and
coffee. Among American imports on
which duties are levied beside petroleum,
are grain, a new duty, cheese and all pro-
visions. The tariff has passed the federal
council, but has not been voted on by the
Reichstag.
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Honesty and Merit.

We give a fair equivalent for the money
received. We claim netting but what
actual experiment has produced over and
over again. The Egyptian Fever and Aeue
and Liver. Pad costs one dollar. It claims
what We claim It does, and will prevent
what We claim It will.
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VIZ have already called attention TO the

VIZ have already called attention TO the
Martins Ferry foundry properly, offered
Tor sale in our columns by Thos. G. Cul.
bertson. tits equipped with unusual IA.
cillhes for doing very comprehensive
line Of work, and presents special induce
inents to those who desire to got out roll.
Ing mill and blast furnace machinery.
Some OF the heaviest and best work here.
sbouts was done at this foundry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-30

MARSHAL FREDERICK DOUGLASS, in lee
tnre at staunton, Virginia, last week, ad-
vised his colored hearers not to trust alto.
gether to prayer, but to go to work hon
estly, systematically and conscientiously.
He himself, he said, had prayed for three
long years that freedom might come to
him, but it never came until the prayers
got down into his legs and carried him
away. He did not approve OF the exodus,
and added: "stay where you are, and so
conduct yourselves that men will be bound
to respect you-work with the head and
hands-seek to acquire knowledge as well
as property, and in time you may have the
honor OF going to Congress, for If the ne
gro can stand Congress, Congress ought to
I've able to stand the negro"
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Spseaal eQatases.
ELECTRIC BELTS.

sure cure for nervous debility, premature decay,
Exhaustion, Otc. The only reliable cure Circulars
mailed free, Address J. K. REEVES, u Chatham
street, New York. felg.NwPAw
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF TRArss-wuEELns TINE.

Philadelphia Accommodation train onl n runs
between Wheeling and Tr.adelphla.
tDally except Sunday-NeWRrk Accommodation.
tStcubenville Accommodations train during
the day passes backward aud forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Bellare, stopping when required at
Sherman House, EtnRyille, West Wheeling and
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CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.

CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
1t cOunterieItS the richest blacks and browns, pro-
ducIng an instantaneous and enduring change from
any obnoxious color without staining the skin or I'M
plrinS the vitality Of ahnSlc fibre.
Christadoro's Hair PreserYatiVe,
ayuluablOaaIauct to the Dye, in dressing and pro-
noting the growth and perfect health Of the hair and
Of ITSELF when used alone, safeguard that protects
the abrcs from decay under all circumstances and
under all rlImeS Manufactured by ]. CRIsrA-
DoRO, No. G3 William ST., New York. Sold Oy all
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dresser.
ap2l-Nwg4w
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NATURES SECRETS APPLIED

Cure Natures Defects.
Tux NATURAL MRANS by which the Animal Chem
IItry Of the system produces Color Ia Ms Hair Is dis
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SPECIALTIES
THIS WEEK!

We will open this week a
full and Complete line Of Para
soils and Sun Umbrellas. We
invite Special Attention to
these Goods, all new and de-
sirabIe, at Prices Less than
any house in the city. Also
a Complete Assortment Of
Novelty suitings. Black Silks
warranted not to Crack or
wear Shiny.
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JUDGE Us ONLY BY WHAT OTHERS SAY OF u.s.

ne discipline was perfect the order excellent the performances were VERY
and most comfortable we have seenLouisr
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-26
SMALL ApyERTsEMENTs.

FOR SALE
t,oupter. shelving aud other saloon 1xlnres for
saln ~ N bsrrafu MD. HOWLkY,
Rcsl estate agent