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prANoFORrEs, ORGANS, &C.

CPLENDID ORGANS, $40 S45. S55 s85, SIS AND Ss5
C7 octave all rosewood Pianos sl2a sso: "a do slio
received for instruments; Music, IL. per page.
HORACE WATERS SONS 70 East 18th st
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A STORY AND ITS OWN MORAL

The trial OF Ellen mcDonough on the charge OF re-
ceiving stolen goods. having AZ alleged. been
cognizant Of tho fact that her thirteen year
old daughter Mary. employed ss cash girl
In the establishment of Il. Ii. Macy. cor
ner of sixth avenue and Fourteenth street. had ON
several occasions stolen quantities OF hoss silk and
machine twist. was resumed yesterday before Judge
Gildersleeve In the Court Of General Sessions. Much
interest manifested In tho investigation and the
court room was crowded. Assistant District Attor-
ney Bell recalled Miss Loye. Of the aoof walkers
at Macy's, who identified the stolen property
Mr.. John o. Mott, who defended the accused
mother. summed up vigorously IN her behalf. claim
ing that under no circumstances should his client
be convicted. After Judge Gilders.eeves charge
the jury retired and In twenty minutes returned
verdict Of not guilty. the announcement OF which
evoked applause which the Court instantly sup
pressed. The little girl Mary then taken to the
bar and admitted her guilt. Judge dilderslceve ad-
ministercd some wholesome advice TO the mother
and intimated that Mary would be sent for time
to some institution whore she would be well cared
for. At this announcement Mrs. McDonough sobbed
bitterly. the child also weeping profusoly at the
prospect OF the separation. She taken to tho
City Prison and hcr caso will be disposed Of to-day.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
uCTf0N SALE THIS DAY lFRiDxY5
"A A PEREMPTORY SALE
OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
100 WEST Esd ST., NEAR 9TH Av..
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK.
27k octave Pianofortes, Steinwsy and Chcksrtng.
superb Parlor Suits. In satin. q
81 pieces and costly Bronze
Marquetry Cabinets. 3
4 inlaid and Sienna marble top Tahle9
20 Parian marble Statuettes. .
Sevres and Ormou Mantel SetA
s Pier and Mantel Mrrors .
Is Window Lace Curtains. :
80 choice Paintings by eminent arttstA :,
2o velvet and Brussels CsrpetA
elegant Library bookcases 81
Library Tables to match.
ladies' Escrtoires and WorkboxeG p
Turkish Loungea and Chara ?
500 volumes of choice Books z
s solid walnut Extension TableA
elegantly carved Blnets- Q
~ Dining Chairs. covered In leather. ~
2 China Dinner aud Tea Sets
90 pieces Sterling and Plated Ware e
II magnificent bedroom Suits, gilt and plain
70 white and black curled hair Mattresses z
- French Pillows and Bolsters, DC. n
n. B.-Goods packed and shipped.
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A -MESSRS. TARGEE CO. AUCTIONEERS,
"A. WILL SELL THIS FRlDAYl MORNING,
10 O'CLOCK, PROMPT , ON
BETWEEN 9TH AND 9Th AVS.
ELEGANT PIANOF0RTES.
STEINWAY AND CHICkERING:
81 EXTRA IMHORTANT OIL PAINTINGS.
93 PfECE> BRONZE.
'PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS, In satin ana
silk Queen Princess Louisa styles; Turkish
Lounges Arm chairs ebony and bahl Cabinet Centre Ia
81 CARPETS, SUITS IN SATIN. RAW SILK RIP.
PLUSH AND HAIRCL0TH
Library Suit Sofas Arm Chairs ia plush Library Sec
retaire bookcases Library Tables, Writing Desk
Dining Room Suit ia foreign wood exoaue). consisting
Of Extension Table large carved BuIea smaller Buffet,
Side Table, Chairs: full French china Dinner Service
BEDROOM FURNITu RE-Eastlako. Queen Ammo styles f;
fnlaid gilt Bedsteads Dressing Cases, Bureaus WASH
stands Lounges 81 hair and sprng Mattresses Chinon-
nisres, Pillows, Bolsers kets, Bed Linon, &c.
B.-Goods packed and shipped. House open A. n.
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PETER BOWIE. AUCrIoNEER.
eells this day, at IL O'Clock, at tho

auction rooms corner sth st. and University place,
rosewood Chamber Suits elegant rosewood Etagere,
upright Piano Parlor Organ Parlor Suits Easake Cham
Suits Secretary Bookcases pier and mante Mirrors,
black walnut Cornices and LambreQunk Dressing Cases
and marble Centre Tables Sideboards Wash
stands, Hall Stands black walnut Bedstoads, hair and
spring Mattresses Sofa Beds Oil Paintings Chromos vel
Brussels Carpets Mating, Kitchen Utensils large
irnnS SAT
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AMUSEMENTS.
rifExfRE coMIQUE 5i4 BRO ADWAY.
HARRIGAN AND HART
In the Comic Play ever conceived or put before
the public, entitled
THE
MULLIGAN GUARD
BALL.
complete bill Of Vaudeville Spscsltiss BY the leading
members of the profession
Matinee WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
DOWERY THEATRE
DFERDINAND w. .H0FELE............. -. Manager
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE of the eminent Comedian,
Mr.. JOHN T. OWENS, who will appear -
JOSHUA BUTTERFLY In the
VICTIMS AND
sOLON SINGLE
MATINEE SATURDAY AT o'CLoCK-vIcTIMs.
MARCH lo-F. 8. CHANFRAU
TINION SQUARE THEATRE
" Sole Lessee and Manager. ...Ar A n fALA6h
THIS WEEK
OATH TO l0lST PERFORMANCES
OF Mr. Bronson Howsrd's charming Play In i've scts.
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER.
which IL produced with wealth or mise en- scene never
before equaled and with cast embracing many OF the
PTsaoS TS%'ss5 soGARs 81 ss THEATRE COMPANY
SATURDAY, MARCH 8. FIFTEENTH MATINEE OF
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER
Al matinees the curtain rises 1T ten minutes before
o'clock Al evening performances IL rises precisely at
o'clock Carriages may be ordered at night for o'clock
Seats be secured the box ofce by mail or teie
graph TWO WEEKS ia advance.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH g.
N
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13

Nor SYMPTOMS, BUT THE DISEASE, -- Il
would seem to be truth opprcciable by all,
and especially by professors of the healing
art, that to remove the disease, not to allie.
viatc its symptoms should be the chief aim
of medication. Yet in how many instances
do we see this truth admitted in theory,
ignored in practice. The reasons that Hos
letters Stomach Bittcrs is successful in So
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
IMPERIAL GRANUM.
SUPERIOR NUTRITION THE LIFE
IMPERIAL GRANUM.
The Great Medicinal Food.

The Salvador For Inyads aud the Aged An In,
comparObel Aliment for the Growth and Protcc.
ton of Infants and Children. A Superior
Nutrltvc In Continued Fcvers, and
Reliable Remedial Agent In nll Diseases of the
stomach and ntestncs
THIS Justly celebrated DIETETic PREPARATION Is,
In composition, principally the GLUTEN derived
from the WHITE WINTER FLINT WHEAT CEREAL, u
solid extract, tho invention Of an eminent Chemist
II has not only been highly recommended. but GER
tilted 10 by large number Of Chemists and phys-
clans representing n very high degree of medical
scieucc-.0s the Safest Most Acceptable and Rclia.
BILE Food Tor the Growth and Protection of Infants
and Children and for Mothers lacking Sufficient
Nonrlshmcnl for their offspring,
lnOho nose preparations made from animal or
yinons matter which are liable to stimulate the
brain and lrrltnte the digestive organs II embraces
In iis elementary composition
That when makes strong Rome and Muscle. Tint
which makes good Flesh aud Hood, That which Il
cNSy OF DIGESTION" never c0nslIpNtiny That which IL
kind lana friendly 10 the Brain aud that which actsns
mi 10 Childhood,
And Wh,'e It would be difficult to conceive OF any.
thing IN food or Desert more creamy and delicious
or more ,nourlshing and strengthening as an nl
mrni III ieN'Is' Pulmonary Complaints, DyapcpsA
and Goner9 Debility, it, RNnE MEDICINAL EXCEi.
LrNtG III all lNrtsTlSAL Dl-EAsEs, cspcciullyin
Dyscntcr, Chronic DlarrhGa and Cholera lntan.
ttm.
Has been incortrsilhy Proven,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13

PocEET- Book LCsr-It was IN the town
Of B., and Mr., s. had just concluded some
purchases, when he made the startling dis
coycry that his pocket,book was lost While
searching his pockets he found a buckeye,
and said-"Gcntlemen, my pocket-book is
lost, but there has been something discov-
cred by DR.. Tabor, Of Nashville, Of far
greater value. It's the Buckeye Pile Oint-
ment which will cure Piles in all cases,
when used according to directions Try it
Price 80 cents a bottle. Fer sale by Bar
clay Bros
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
DrAGTED.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tie Con, Millor;s due down tomorrow.
Tha - " ,.io..,, :, dina from Nae,
willie
rho p,-, r r.o,rr : o,or, dina r.,,,
,.,,,,
"nI na..oI,,, Co., :, t,.,;.
me Non'4n'' I"P'r," Jon" Ioo'' Is
'''' ''''' ~ ''.'"'' W. ! '''''"'-
captain N'' '','''> O".o'''' j. '"e
n",".' l'''' I"'N.' WI -''''i'''S """
' ''"''''- = '''' ~ '''''-'
Ino great John A. Seu4a'f Is the Anchor
'-,'.' 80, .''' W 's,'s '''s '''''.'-' N'P,
,"'" '"'" '"'''' '' '''' '''''"'"'''''
IhoJomeN v. Can pass" down with
biz cargo at noon. She wanted nothing
'.'' ..''''.'. Vi '' !'''' '". % Az" MINUTES
TIL" Thomas y. Means, from n. Louis,
. passed nap t" Ohio during thrmtomoon,
She h"saiowot" harg' containing or, Tor
iIoN'"n ''" -A'"''!'
Miss Mamie DAVIS, oi Metropolis was a
/ passenger on Tie DtNmot yesterday. She
/ returning home from % lengthy visit to
I friends III ST. Louis.
Tn, Dosmct, Capt Benrcr. passed up for
( PaduaaI, with GOOD trim. She DISCHARGED
a small amount Of freight, and added sew
craI passenger, here.
The Sc Gcncvicyc returned from Column
bus 8, davhrcak. She took aboard 200
tons pig iron and lot of other freight and
left for st. Louis at ten o'clock.
! rh, ,;,ao .s.,,n,,. ~ p,o la, hoo,
slirm;.h;r, around !, ,bo south for ,ho
mast civ months ,ookiro for trade nossed
M ,bo Ohio yos,or1or
-, &C., 9.
-, " N.",'" w. wv '' " '
",S'"' "'1"'' '''''''"! ''''"'"~ ''''
80 V" Wy ~ -'''''' l,,'' "'' W. :
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
MEDICAL.
SWORN EVIDENCE.
The following Cure probably the most remark
able ever effected hy any medical prep
aratlOn for the treatment Of
IufnrPh,


Gentlemen, II hereby certify that have had Ca.
tar,h Tor ten wears, and for TIE ust rE years have
been terrible sufferer was rendered partially
deal, hnd bHzln1 IN the head pains ecrOs. the
temple, diT2y spells, weak and painful eyes, swOl
len and liberated tnnss, hard and constant cough
severe pain 9crOss the chest. and every indication
OF consumption Myhead nDlrd all the tine. The
matter accumulated 80 RAPIDLY iu nv head and
throat mat could not keep them free. Frequently
atnlght would sIring ont oi bed. b seemed 10 ne.
1.-THE pontof sulIocati1n. would then have r..
course to every mcan-lu ny power 10 diH0dgc the
mn rus from my thrlpt and head before being abb,
10 sleep again, For ga period u Fix year. my ton.
sis were liberated ana 50 much iulnmcd That could
with diMCu,ty swallow. ! NhHily consulted an emf.
nCht surgeon iuTpgardi p 70. 3prrhlIOu upon them.
bltAt his frquc. pos poHud if The constant nha.
NATION NuN ucnf9ilOH ll u,F throat Cnu.pd hr NE
poisonous mltl druppIugtuHu rom my head had
20 lr.ia'rd aud Unframed my u9g- that / @ ughcd
luce-sGEtIy,-B deep hard cough Meanwhile nv
system br2au % -UGw the I'll. rt %! the disease 80.
tsl lost flesh, ,rfE pale, and showed every rymp.
ion NJ an Emily death hP CluFuWp,Iul. When mat
tern had rga he'd this stage, az ab1It riy mOath-
ago, began the use Of >sNFoRU. RADICAL CUIE
Fpl' 'AfAIla. hl,er using 10, fret bottle began
20 improve rapidly The ifsi dose seemed 20 clear
iny h,rd ~ hyl MOI known U lo 'o for ycar- II
seemed griauuiv 20 urrr-r the Gi.ttHrr.. + sion
PED my cough il three auy-. j., ueNH 10 70. "a.
Sl' ! soon reduced The inflammation urd -Wn'liug ul
my tnnsiis. that they soon ccl-cd 20 trouble me
1hc Soreness across NY chest GsGpp,lu.d ne bUL-
HlhG nos'~ ~ UN head cry.ct, rry srl-.. Of -grug
and hearing were completely restored. and every
symptom OF disea-r 'Uai bad reduced me to the
verge Of The grave ditappcarrd hy tAa dec Of San.
rom RADICAL CrGE Fog tATAEHH
have been lhG- explicit because. t. u GrUygist.
nave seen great deal ofsuGcrug from ta.ulrn, snd
hope tocouyincc many that TIL. ID % greet remedy
an familiar with the treatment 90 Go'auh or
pihotl-rd hy the best Phy -rius. and base consulted
the mort eGiu ui about my case hWe used cy-
cry kind Of of remedy and apparatus iAri have APP.
pcrred during period Of six NoUrr past, sad have.
while following tal.r use. taken gr.nt core of my
General heath, bit o'tsilrd 10 relief or encourage.
mont rom oaY ~ tDyG.
BosTu,, Feb. -. l>,l GRO r D!N>NDRE,
SUrFuIE. Fob a. ly,5
Then PERSONALS appeared ,he said G.ol,. T. Dine
more.a uadc v"rt 'u1t .fn foregoing tafnmout
ny min -uA.cfh.N i.fsn" Before Tar,
SETH 1HyH IS e, Jur,lla 90 ,lc Peace
Each package contains pr SaHiord'- Improved
lrimUg Tube. and N'I directions lUf IT,
r-H in 40 r.-.- Price On. Dollar For
,ae by 80 HHv'.-t. orl r.,Hil ar'.cj-i. arr
Gri'r-r iarou-ao ,h, rutn! ~lait- aoo CaHsdl
WEEKS q POTTER Drnria. A-,aI- 49,. Whole
sAlc Dr-i-,- Boston. Mae
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
NJ EDlCAL
THE GREAT BLOOD TONIC

For the cure Nr all diseases arising from impure
blood, aud for invgoralng and strengthening the
vital ORGANS. Arc YOU weak, nervous, ucbtHCu.
pale aud cmOCmtcAy Have you lost your appetite
Have YOU nausea, pain In the back &cy II 30, Dr.,
and bring back the Bloom of Health, pimplcs
Bolls, EwsipeNs, letter, salt RhcUm Nc, are hut
surface indications Of Blood Disease; and Dr, Lind
srys Blood Sc0rchcr, by purifying the system soft
ems the skin and heNutlece the complexion, Sold
by all druggist, Si.mpcr bottle, L, Il. Sellers
Proprietor, piltsbOrg, Pa, Barclay Bros Agents
CuirD,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13

Indigestion, fever and ague, liver COM
plant, govt, rheumatism, disorders of the
bowels, urinary affections and other mala-
dies are not pallatcd merely, but rooted
ont by it. 1t goes to the fountain head. 1t
is really, not nominaly, a radical remedy,
and 1t cndows the system with an amount
Of yigor which is its best protection against
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
4 GOOD INVESTMENT.

Having decided to close up my saloon
buSinc. ndopen restaurant and board
ing house offer for sale at low figures my
saloon fixtures, consisting Of Tables, Chairs
ETC. also an lee Box Of my own manufact-
urc, that will save a greater per cent Of
Ice than any other ever manufactured in
the Inltcd States, besides it is furnished in
such lyle a, will adorn any dining room.
CHARLES SCHoENNEYEN.
CAIRO Ills. March 3. 1879.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
NHERIFF'S SALE.

Byyirtnc Of an execution to me directed by the
clerk of the Circni Court of Alexander County, in
the State Of Illinois, IN favor of Wood RlttenhOusc
and Joseph II, Ritcnhouse, firm name Of Wood
RiucuhoGsc y BIO. and against Samuel L, Thomp
son. John Siunot and Edward 7 ellison, ~ pnrt
ncrs composingthc firm of :, t. Thompson n Co.,
have levi ID upon the following described property
to.wit; Lots thirty.Onc go and thirlytwo l3a In
block numbered forty.elght liS), In the city of Cairo
county Of Alexander and State Of Illinois, us the
property of the said Edward J. ellison, which !
door of the Court House. In the city of Cairo,
County of Alexander and state of Illinois, on the
9th day of April. 1879, ut II o'clock II m,
Dated this eighth day of March, \, D lSln
JOHN HODGES, Sheriff,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13

CorssEN's Honey of Tar will relieve
severe coughs Of long standing, and prove
a blessing to all who suffer with affections
OF the throat and lungs and is confidently
offered the public as the best
remedy in the world. In our rigorous
cline where cough, and cold prevails, this
favoute remedy should have place in
every household When the little ones are
attacked by Group, or whooping cough,
nothing Will afford such instant relief as
Coussens Honey Of Tar Price 80 cents.
For sale by Barclay Bros.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
i'En
\ DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

ESTATE og W. II. wucoX DECEASED.
The undersigned. having been appointed Admin.
i.tratur- Of the estate of W IL Wilcox lat" OF
the county Of Alexander and state OF Illinois, de.
ceased, hereby give notice that they will appear be.
tore the county court Of Alexander county; at the
courthouse In Cairo, AZ the May term, ON the
third Monday IN May next at which time all
persons having claims against said estate are mott.
fled and requested TO attend for the purpose of hay.
ing the same adjusted All persons indebted to said
estate are requested 10 make immediate payment to
the undersigned
Dated this l9ih day of February, A, d, 1879,
FLORENCE. A WILCOX, Administrative,
ALFRED WILCOX, Administrator
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
SELLER'S COUGH SYRUP.

Over 900 900 bottles sold II II the mos pleasant
and popular remedy for Coughs Colds, Group,
noarsncsa and all throat mud lang diseases Has
been In rsc Cor half d century Doctors recommend
aud prescribe It, j, II Youman, Long i. o. Ill.,,
says at saved my two children irem the grave"
A l., simmons, Of Baltimore, Md, also snys;" ut
VIII cure the worst cough immediately" Ask your
druggist or general storckcencr for II and take no
Other, Prices, &c t0 aud 81 90 per bottle, send
for circular. H. r, Sellers * Co., Propriciors,
Pittsburg, Pa. Barclay Bros, Agents, Cairo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
Eminent Drs. s. Il. ana ]. c. Nieblet.

st, Louis, Mo-.
Say; Coldens LrEBIG's LiqJD EXTRACT OF BEEF
Is very agreeable article of diet, and particularly
useful when tones are required, being tolerated
when other forms of animal food are rejected. In
DIrrhEMA, MATAEiAL TYpn 10 FEykRs MEAENEss,
and every depressing disease We have prescribed il
with GREAT SUCCESS Van Setback Il Stevenson,
druggists agents Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13

G1crD prof. on 10 days investment of q. M
~ lZsCUm Union Pacific, February 49, sNlVV
Proportion al returns every week on Stock Otions OF
$50 $50 300 $40
Official Reports aud Circulars free. Address,
l. POTTER WIGHT Il CO., Bankers 30 Wall St.,
Ny,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-13
MEDICAL

Opposite Patent ONCE Washington. d. G.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-27
MIND AND MATTER.

We are range creatures, we men and
woman Of the nineteenth century. surrounded
BY conveniences and comforts uudreamed II a
century ago using as every day common
place neressaries the things which were the
Injuries Of generation past. and possessing
for ordinary purposes marvellous scientific
appliances and developed powers Of nature.
which in bygone ages would have been deem
ed nothing less than miraculous. Still we are
forever siling and dissatisfied, mind and
matter seldom quiet at once, and frequently
at war with each other
Although the inestmable value Of good
health is universally recognized. the extent to
which the mind and body react upon each
other, influencing for good or for harm, sthe
case might be, is perhaps less clearly under
stood. Yet a moments thought will convince
US Of the truth. Everybody must he able to
call to mind some instances within the range
Of his personal experience Of the manner in
which mental emotion affects bodily health,
and bodily health or III health the condition
ofthe mind and spirits.
An unhealthy condition Of body soon pro-
duces a corresponding state Of mind, and a
whole host Of miseries, and, startling as the
assertion may at first appear, c,Tsles could be
traced TO some probably petty ailment Of the
body. The condition Of the liver is alone suf-
6cient to give decided bend one way or the
other to a mans mental and moral condition.
II would be an interesting, " not very prof
table experiment. 10 try the effect Of long
course Of unwholesome diet upon the moral
character Of a man. We would wager thst as
''the iend, dyspepsia" claimed him for It's
own his face would get longer and his princi-
piles more austere in a corresponding ratio.
Some 20 as far as to locate the seat Of lifes
master passion, love, in the liver-a horribly
unromantic, but possibly very scientifically
supportable theory, while the Finnish lam
guage describes even the soul as a sort Of
stomach. However, he this as u may, we
must all admit that the stomach, speaking
generally, is an allimportant factor in work.
ing out the sum Of mans life. Carlyle de.
claims with grand scorn against those in whom
matter triumphs over mind, and who live as Il
man were but patent digester; but none the
less, the importance Of physical well being
and the healthy condition Of the digestive or.
gans Is not a matter to be treated lightly.
II is not too much to say that an ill-condi.
toned liver Is the cause Of widespread misery,
aud, as we have already asserted, not unfre.
quently Of crime. arrangement Of this organ
acts directly and violently upon the temper,
and instances have been known in which muir.
der has been committed in a mad moment,
due, originally, TO the disordered condition OF
the liver, which has acted on the brain and
produced a momentary condition Of insanity.
The mysterious action Of the body upon the
mind Is one Of those things about which
science has yet much to learn, but the import
ance Of preserving the health Of the body i
immensely increased by this secondary con
sideration.
I Good health, properly understood, becomes
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-27
THE REASON WHY,

DR.. Fairchild, Of the Holman Liver Pad
Co., met on the street one day an adventurer
who had come out with a great flourish Of
trumpets about his new improved liver pad.
Says the doctor; al notice that you are
out with a new pad"
Well, yes.
"Pray tell me the motives that prompt
you to do this. Is it that you really believe
you have better article, better discovery
than the Holman Pad 2"
"Oh, no don't know much about mine
as yet The truth is, doctor, that am out Of
business-hard up-and the world owes me a
living and see the pad business is a success,
aud thought might as well make some
money out Of pads as other folks"
lie went into bankruptcy inside Of ninety
days.
The country at this time is flooded with
base eounterfeits and limitations Of the Hol-
man Pad, and all Of them prompted through
malice OF ayarice. The public very wisely
and happily give them but meagre patronage.
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he found him improving. Ne consequently
decided that
carnAcf WAS coon Fos rvKkysopv
that had that peculiar complaint Soon amer
ward an mailman and Yahkee Mad the same
symptoms lie Immediately rcsorlcd TO cab.
haze a. remedy. The result vas, both died
ne changed the reading in Ms memorandum
thus "Cabbage Is good for Dutchman, but
death for Yankee or Ifishman."
stop dosing The Pad treats an nationali-
Ties alike; : no respecter Of persons, but a
friend alike TO al. II can with truth be said
that, on the American continent. south q
latitude AZ, not one person IN ave has sound
liver and stomach; and Il Is my fixed purpose
II my life, strength add talents are spared me,
never to cease my iabors 10 behalf o. this
biesscd boon until every man, woman and
child has heard Of 'sHolmans Liver Pad. {"
To those o. you who are old enough and free
10 act for yourselves, ", amer al that has been
said, you choose to treat the subject indider.
entity, prcferinR 10 suffer rather than yield
your pfejhdice, then LEI me appeal 10 you, In
the name ofhumanity, to save your children
for have drank 70 the very dregs al that Il
means to see household blightcd with sick.
ness Also, the joy, peace and happiness good
health brings Is. IN conclusion. my words TO
you are, learn to he your own doctor, prac.
ticing undef the diploma Of the faculty Of
common sense"