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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-13
ICE! ICE! ICE!

am prepared to furnish ice-wholesalo
or retail-all through the season. Office,
Eighth street. between Commercial and
Washington avenues, next door to Bristol's
grocery store. JACOB kLEE.
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cotton 700 bundles of green hides, 4,s00
cane poles, so tons of scrap iron and 100
tons OF sundries There was no business to
dc'ain her here and she left after a very
short stay.
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john J. STELZEE has removed his stock
to Eighth street in the store lately va
Gated by II. Houpt He mas a large stock
OF iewelry OF all kinds, watches, clocks etc.
His silyerplated ware is unsurpassed and he
sells, down, down, way below anything ever
yet offered in this market His watches
and clocks are also down to the smallest
margin. He is a frst-class jeweIer and
works surprisingly cheap, repairing time
pieces and iewelry, and always guarantees
his WORK. Try him.
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NOBODY WILL SELL, eXcepthc has the adj
vantage, for less than his neighbor. II.
Meyers has il. Call and see him.
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GERMAN-ENGLISH SCHOOL.

Mr. Paul VI. Friedrich, known 10 our
people as successful educator will open a
Gcrman-English School, IN Turner's Hall,
on the first Monday in June
All branches will be taught that are re-
gardcd essential to a thorough practical ed
ucation.
An evening school, al Mr.. rs residence
on Ninth street, will be opened on the
evening Of the same day. Private lessons
in German or any other study given, On lib-
cral terms.
For particulars apply to Mr., Friedrich, at
lis residence
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SIX HOURS SAVED

over trains o! al o'Ar. fou'e- making the sane
connections.
- Passengers by other routes 10 make cCuIcc.
'oL- mG-t ride a.. night, va!'.L. from one 10 TX
hour q; small country stations for ,ra.n- o! con.
rcctlg roads.
REMEMBERTHE FAST ,t,1 aud ., lake o Fyti -
vile. Indianapolis. Cincinnati and Louisville same
tlg Trims leave auC arrive q, Cairo a. follows:
Ma. leaves Observation-Disclosures, .... .ij n.
NAL arrives ................ 1000 pm.
Through tickets and checks 20 all important
c..Ie-
+. 4. MILLER ROSWELL MILLER.
Gem Pas. Agent. General Sup't
l.. d, CHI RICH, Passenger Agent.
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Sales and Quotations.

NoTE,-The prices here given are for sales from
first hands in round lots An advance is
charged for broken lots In filling orders.
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MEDICAL.
-CATARH, THE CAUSE AND CURE

5 Pamphlet by On GIBSON PRATT, Of 90 state
=. Cbicigo U~ Pratt i the author nf' no Ozone
Treatment for Caiarrh, ana In ih- new treatise il
revealed tie score, Of his success IN tde treatment
OF o disease, 20 which he has given The study OF a
Eic tine Price of pamphlet.j ct. send for ii
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STEAMBOATS,.
THE ANCHOR LINE.
S15-k For New Orleans, -, -.

SI-I.t For New Orleans, - -;
CHARLES p, CHOUTEAU,
W II. THoEwEGAS.. .........,......,.....,M Master
Monday May ;, atap, M
JAMES HOWARD,
Thursday, May :, 2p, VI.
ANNIE P. SILVER,
d. II, SuyrR.........,... Master
saturday, May 10, at2p IN.
FOR MEMPHIS AND VICKSBuRG.
CITY OF HELENA,
Isaac McKEG:...,.,..;;.. .....:'.',,,''''' Master
Tuesday, May Il, at p, N.
COLORADO,
McPuETEEs. .,.,,,..; ;.,.."....,...,.....Ma Master
Thursday, May & al jp m.
GOLD DUST,
SATURDAY., May 10, at 5p. m.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
ANNIE =. SILVER.
Monday May s. ut noon, ''
COLORADO.
Tuesday May D. at 10 I'm.
w. L. HALLIDAY.
E W hoVlD ','',,,.. Master
Wednesday, May Z, at noon,
GOLD DUST
JOHN A. MCtOnp,. ..,,s,,.., ,,,,,..,,, Master
Thursday, May <, at Top M.
JOHN A. SCUDDER.
FlEh NANEkr, Y,"...s ,.,.."..,",......Ma Master
Friday May Y, At noon,
GRAND TOWER.
saturday, May TO- at Top. m.
Whariboat No .,
GAIT, THOMAS W. SHIELDS, Supt.
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NEW RICH BLOOD!

Parsons Purgatiye Pills make new Rich Blood,
an will completely change the blood in the entire
'ystem in three months Any person who will take
pill each night from TO II weeks may he restored
10 sound health, II such thing he possible. Sent
ny mail for 5 letter stamps. |, $. JONSON & co.
Bangor, Me.
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Dry Flint..................... ,...,."... l2
DEl Nall.....
Green Sat,.'..'
bTcel
Slecp ItIl- '''.'.'4' "
Raccoou 5tll
Mink JG35
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Headache. Pain in he shoulders, Cough pzzi.
ness, Sour stomach Eruptous, Bad Taste in tho
Mouth, Palpitation Of the Heart, Pain in the re-.
gion of the Kidneys, and thousand other painful
symptoms, are The otisprings Of dyspepsia.
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de quoted from Appetgn's Encyclopaedia.
the records OF the Georgia Secession Con-
yention, and other authorities, TO sustain
the assertion that he never was Eer Sc . Sc
teessionist, and only submitted to disunion
when the will Of the people OF his State left
him no other alternative. He had hope
even then that war could be averred and
some peaceabIe adjustment between the
sections reached, He explained at length
the fact charged by Blaine, that while
Stephens, Herschel Y. johnson, and
eigbty-fye others voted in the Conven-
ton against secession, that he voted for it.
He declared that while his faith in the
Union was sometimes extremely weak, his
love for it had been unwayering. He chal-
lenged the world TO show any act OF bis
public life inconsistent with this declara-
ton. He said that any man here or else.
where who impugned the sincerity OF his
motives or the honesty OF his inten-
tons was a liar and the truth was
not in him. Referring to the section
alsm which he claimed has character
lied the debates during the extra session,
on the other side, he quoted from the
speeches OF Webster and others to show
that they denounced the doctrines main
tanned to-day by the extreme Radicals in
regard to centralism. He spoke er tempore,
and did not look at his notes except when
lie quoted from the Bible. The galleries
were crowded, and there was frequent APP
plause. Mr.. Blaine, who was not we'll, gave
notice that he would at future day reply
to this speech, and OF course Senator Hill
will have to speak again.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
1t raincd in torrents this after noon, and
the gas had TO be lighted at the Capitol at 8
o'clock.
Mary Anderson, the actress. is here.
The National Board OF Health is discuss
ing the subject OF quarantine.
W. L. Randall testified in favor Of Kel-
logg to-day before the Senate Election Com
mittee. He declined to kiss the Bible.
Dir. Cannon, OF Utah, was among the
callers at the White House to-day.
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DANNIILE.

correspondence OF The Richmond Dspatch.I
JUNE II, 1879.
The average attendance at the public
.r,ooli for white children during the session
%l!ch closed Yesterday was 290. There
we're present at the examinations 90. at
he commencement last night certificates OF
f.,inction were conferred in Mr.. X. Nj.
ggrk'. >choo! on II pupils, the average
vac OF whose papers WAS so per cent. In
l<. Chcaham'> school, Is, whose average
"a. 50 per cent. Miss Lacy'S, 9; average,
-. Miss ParTlSh's, IS: average, 50. Mrs.
Grasty'S (hrst Sccton), S; average, 50; (Scc-
md Scctton}, II; average, 80. MIR. Woods,
-: average. %. Prizes were conferred in
Ms Parrish's school on Misses Lula Aud
sad Alice Bennett for excellence in oral
yelling; in Mrs. GraStv's school on Misses
Emma Chance and Belle Brown for excel
iencs in written spelling; in MIR. Woods
,raool on Miss Fanny Frankiurter and
Master Thomas BaSS-the one for improve
mcHt, the other for excellence in penman-
ship.
The Opcra-liouse was crowded last night.
Mis-, Lacy took the piano, and class sang
sweet Bve-and-Byc." Then was acted
he play a Cure for Ob>tinacy,' in which
Miss Josie White and Masters Frank lloi-
nd and Albert Herndon bore the princi-
al parts. Next came Il song, Whisper
Ing Hope" and then the play, BE Happy
sad Make Others Happy" in which Miss
Eaton Williams and Master Tolnmle Ed
wards distinguished themselves. A large
- then sang Rippllng Brook" and
AUNT ,Ierusha's Mistake" was then pre-
yntrd. the leading characters borne by
&j>>r> Belle Brown and BERTHE Law and
Masters Tommic Bass and Garland Wood
lgg. Master Felix Luck acclaimed "The
Indian WARRIOR" Master Tommic Bass
poke "Thc sad Parting Hour" and the
clrtain fell.
There was no printed programme, and
this reporter has 10 trust TO the auditory
nerves aud intelligence of his pencil; and
1c blr>scs his stars for some occasional
flashes OF silence" amongst club OF
Young people who sat near him. But how
,ould the boys help talking when the girls
were willing 10 listen to them! ALPHA.
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4 sad event bias occurred in the family 0l
@eroidS. liiida is lost. One OF The nearly
NO hundred members OF the planetary SIS
rrhood revolving between Mars and Jupi-
'F can no longer be found in her accus-
"mcd celestial haun's, though the sky be
,Ntl, by The mos, iar-Sccing telescope. The
.aini'y holds M insignificant position in the
Oar scheme. 1t is already very large and
Instantly increasing, while several OF It's
~r'lbcrs baTe been lost before, and no com
r!Iion Mas created by their disappearance.
my thea, should such lameutation be
1'ade over the lost Hildas Simply be.
y''se she is the most important astcroid
f>Tonomers have ever picked up. Her or
." circles far outside Of the others, and
''ngs her The nearest OF them all to the
.'Nel OF Jupiter. She Is well-behavcd
.@,et on ordinary occasions, but when she
~ les closest to the giant OF the system she
.~'s up all manner OF antics, in obedience
g" Dis re>ist!eSs win. CuriousIy enough
"eSe vagaries or perturbations are carefully
t assured by astronomers, and the tiny
p'1Aet can thus. give more information con-
SfAing the mass OF Jupiter than any other
pps yn OF the solar system. Therefore is
1l'oas loss deeply to be regretted, and
|1s will 'unceasing efforts be lnade to
I'scoyer The whereabouts OF the wanderer.
Toctdence journal.
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SALEM, VA. June 1l.-Tbe commence
ment exercises took place to-day. Adj
dresses were delivered by the eraduatn g
class, the valed;ctory being delivered by J..
Z. Wildbahn, OF Texas, who received the
first honor. L. s. Brown OF Virginia, re-
ceivcd the second honor, and &c. Whaling,
OF Virginia, the third.
II was announced that Professor Julius
D. Drrher bad accepted the presidency OF
the college, and would be formally inaugu-
rated on the 25th OF September next.
The various degrees were then announced
and conferred, the degree OF a. b. being
conferred upon the members OF the grad
uating class.
The following medals were awarded ::
Faculty medal in Greek to r. f. Borden,
of Virginia: trustees medal in mathemat-
les to L. S. BarnitZ, Of Virginia; medal in
oratory to F. NJ. o. Fem, OF Texas.
The commencement passed oil success
fully.
At the annual meeting OF the Alumni
Association Of the college Rev. W. Z. HUI
bert, OF Virginia, was elected president, and
Rev. l.. a. Mann, of Maryland, orator for
next year. The Association resolved to
raise an endowment fund OF $4,000, and n
committee was appointed to solicit contri-
buttons and to have the Association incor-
DOrate0.
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CoTumonw Attorney to be
Sworn I'm.

F!.ENVILLE. VA, juno TO, 1917.
Editors Of DtSpatch: The mandamuS
,,.p Of Flanagan and Dabney, Judge OF
'Hwhatan County Court, was heard by
Judge Dickinson here to-day. The case
Vas deliberately and ably argued by Mr..
samuel NJ. Page, OF Richmond, and Mr..
Ldsar Allan, Of this place, for Mr.. Flana-
SAN.
Judge Dickinson, after hearing the case,
,Htlsd pcrrmpiory order against Judge
paEcy commanding him to swear in and
t-liIiY Flanagan as attorney for the Com
&onWcalth for the county OF PoWhaian.
iAis decision will virtually end very
.faIcd controversy; and it is matter Of
generalization 10 tho people OF the county
,a1t Tie Iaatpcr is 20 near its close and that
conclusion 30 lust 10 them is re.ched
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Unycilin@ OF n Memorial Monument.

CHARLESTON, ;. g.. June 1.-THE un-
yelling OF the bronze bust OF William Gill
more Simms, poet and novelist, took place
in the presence OF a large asscmbInge at
White Point Garden this afternoon. The
bust was executed by }. Q. A. Ward, and
is OF heroic size, resting upon Il massive
granite pedestal. 1t was unveiled by two
Of the granddau@hterS OF Mr.. Simms. An
address was delivered by Hon. W. D. Por-
ter. OF this city.
Letters were read from Oliver Wendell
Holmes. Parke Goodwin, Robert Winthrop,
William Henry Ilurlbert, George W. ChildS,
\. X. Mcclure, w. Gordon McCaDe, and
others, .regrctting their inability 10 attend,
and expressing sympathy with the memo
rial movement.
At the close of the proceeding the monu-
ment was committed by the Carolina Art
Association to the keeping Of the city au-
thOri.ieS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
1ax rELEaRapmro rrrE DsspAvcar.

4 49,.
ANNUAL MEETING. OF THE ALUMNI Asso-
! EIIATiOS OF ROANOKE COLLEGE, REPORT
OF R0N. PROCTOR KNOTS JUDICIARY
COMMITTEE UPON. THE PRESIDENTS
MESSAGE vEToING THE MIL1TARY-IS-
! PREFERENCE B,LL-DEsTRUCT1vE FIRE
ON THE sCHuYLKrLL RIVER FROM A
FLASH OF LIGHTNING-A DISASTROUS
STORM At DUBUQUE, IoWA-UNvEL-
ING OF THE BUST OF WILLIAM
GILMORE sIAiMs, NOVELIST AND POET.
at CHARLESTON, S. C.-DEATH OF THE
PRINCE OF oRANGE-RACE FOR THE
ROYAL CUP AT THE ASCOT MEETING
THE IMPERIAL GOLDEN WEDDING AT
BERLIN TOMORROW; GRAND PREPARA-
TONS FOE THE JOYOUS FESTIvITIEs-A
, TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN NEW YORK CITY
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r,rrE.RsBuRG.

,c,IxsT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fsS 81, ,.~rroRN DIVISION OF KNIGHTS OF
Of &C, os!NG ExSRCrSss IN THIS PUB
FTHtsnn,roo1s-wnEAT HARv IT COM
b.rSycep--T4X on poaS-~coRsoos cikoca'
STANCE. -. p,.,uond p,snateoJ
tCoF JUNE IL, 1879.
r;rc,,;t Court has been engaged all
}3' hnari,,o evidence In the case OF WICK
o., r The City OF Manchester, and several
( 80. for the plaintiff were on the
i az All the counsel were present. The
s'0" +xcj,fs a good deal OF interest by rea-
- ,hn eminent legal counsel engaged,
- :. mo attendance OF spectators to-day was
i ".'c ID . chancellor T. J. Turner. Jr..
go, 90, =, pytbias. 81 Virginia. with one
sa.s",n othrr grand officers, will visit Pc
I ..'., =. Friday OF this week. and Will
" ,"r Uniform piyivion, No. 5, OF this
2>'''",.a ;nsiall the officers-elect. Mayor
1!. NV ! The commander Of the new di-
t'E ',. mich numbcIs about thirty men,
''so" ~ ~ whom have received their uni
!Fr>' az Pc the ire a; Library Hall last fell
10! l2' 81, several lodges Of Knights OF Pyth'as
i i'-. 1nSt all their property aud effects, and
",.s n, the tribes OF Red Men suffered in
n, same way. =, 49, D,.
Street and Eastward free schools
.[r mace to-day. ending with the distribu-
's ~ medals and certificates. The exer-
~" '. cnuSjsted Of singing and recitations.
,N~ ,y,o t;r.t.named schools are for colored
!. .,;l and the Peabody Is the principal
.'9' .5rrr seven or eight hundred children
,,,,,rAzsy there. The attendance OF the pa
49, ana Intends OF the pupils ut these
''..,,l, IA, very large. The fiual eNamina-
,;ro. disclosed 4 very good degree OF pro-
.,.,, in The Studies OF the children during
:, year.
Thc rIo<in. exercises at Anderson (white)
49, no) take place tomorrow, and OF the
~,b. school on Friday at the Academy Of
;ir.fr on which occasion Rev. J. J. LAT
,.,v of Richmond, is 10 deliver the adj
Wbpa, harvest has commenced in this sec
ian 1mcng some OF the earlier varieties OF
~ grain. TIE general harvest, however,
rni No; be well under way before next
atrk. The crop is 4 good one; the heads
,,yn filed OF; well. and the farmers are
.4'isfcd with the yield.
OF the several thousand dogs believed to
he owned in Petersburg only about SD
Eve been licensed. y great many people
Ike TO keep dogs, but very few show any
6;,ps~ition 10 pay taxes on them: and even
lie tfIoris of the authorities To catch the
ANNALS have but little effect IN
Increasing the taxes.
II j. curious circumstance that within
ne past three years five persons have died
la drowning or accident within few yards
d., where the body OF the colorcd woman
1ranc Bragg was found yesterday, neal
i i.liamS'> mil. ROBIN ApAlE.
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Horrible Murder and Robbery I'm New
VGr.r

NEW IoEE, June 11-Mrs. Jane L. D. +.
Hail., aged fftv-eight, wife Of DR.. A.
Grandson Hull. was found dead in her bed
ii no west Forty-second street this morn
ing. Her hands and feet we're tied. She
was bltnGfolded and gag was in her
moul6s Her trunk at the side OF her bed
was oIgH and rited OF it's contents.
Mrs. Hull retired at the. usual hour last
night, afa. no disturbance vas heard du-
ring the asght. This morning one OF the
servants Went to MIS-. HHll's door to call
Der. but rsssiyine no response. entered and
discovered Der lying dead on her back in
bed in sasni-aude condition., one foot
bound to eitiierailoi the bed, and her bands
bound across her breast and tied at the
elbows. - piece OF sbeeting was strapped
around her neck and across her mouth. and
it was evident her death resulted from
strangulation. Dn the body were found
several Commissions and slight wounds re-
ceiyed in 4 scl!fhe with the sssassns. The
murderers cut two rings from her finger
one containing a arse diamond, and the
other costly emerald. No cfuc to the per-
petrators OF the murder could be obtained.
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HUMORS OF THE SCALP.
LOSS OF HAIR.

Loss Of hair in thousands of cases Is due entirely
to some form of scalp-discase. Seyenty-Hve per
cent. of the number of bald heads might be covered
with hair by judicious use OF CUTICURA, assisted
by CUTIcCRA SOAR. II is the most agreeable as
we'll rs the most effective hair-restorer ever pro-
duced by man. 1t is dicinal in the truest Of
the word. All others are some oeagenous mixture
or poisonous dyes. None but CUT1CuRA possesses
the specific medical properties that enable 1t 10 cure
all itching and scaly diseases that inflame and rr-
tate the scalp and hair glands and tubes, causing
premature badness. Medium doses Of the CUTI
crRA REsoLyEST will purify The OIL and sweat
glands of the virus of scroiulous humor OF Inc
blood and insure permanent cure, when taken In
Connection with the outward application Of CrTI-
CURA.
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THE USE OF FsAcrioNAL SILVER Wash.
ington, June f9.--The Treasury Depart
ment will in day or two issue a circular
quoting the bill approved yesterday by the
President fixing tho iegal.tender character
OF fractional silver and providing for its re-
demption. The circular viii direct that all
officers OF the Government affected by the
bill comply with its provisions, and will
contain instructions of the Department to
be observed in connection with such COM
pliance.
Quite number OF requests have already
been received by the Department for the
redemption OF fractional silver. but until
the instructions. &c, connected Herewith
are made up and promulgated there will be
no redemption Of this coinage.
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SALT RHEUM AND DANDRUFF

CURED THAT SEVERAL PHYSICIANS HAD FAILED
TO TREAT SUCCESSFULLY.
stesers Walks & Potter: Gentlemen.-I have had
the Salt Rhcum on my head and all through my
hair als, on nv legs, for the past four wears having
suffered exceedingly with IL. The dandruf falling
from NY hair was very annoying. consulted seve-
raj distinguished physicians in re-nrd 10 IT, and have
taken their prescriptions ms ordered, but did not hnd
crsons who have The Sal: Rheum, and who have
been doctorcd for years that there was no cure for
H. that H. was in The blood. and should always have
IL; and was almost inclined with them. but
!, friend wanted me TO try CUTICURA. mace BY Your
firm. | did, and to my ast0iliShment IN iefS IMAM
ihre. weeks my head entirely free ON all Salt
Rbeum and Dandruf, and cannot see any appear
ance of Salt Rheum on my ncrson. think II Il Won
dcrful remedy. Respectfully your<, ,
GEORGE A. NUDGE.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., February g, 1878.
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a9-CENT STORE.
A II THE 50 CENT STORE.

The entire stock OF CuILDREN's CARRIAGES
reduced to prime New York cost. One or two
arc slightly injured, but they are The bargains OF
the season.
have received this week
Bargains in PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS;
FRENCH CHINA CUPS and SAUCERs, sl.5o
per set:
All sizes FLOWER-SPRINKLER
Full line BIRD-CAGES OF all grades, both Brass
and Painted; .-
WATER COOLERS, ICE-ToNGs, ICE. PICKS
., and CRUSHERS, &C.;
RUSTIC BASKETS. RUSTIC
STANDS, FLOWER-BAsKETs, &C.. &C.;
GLASS GoELETS-Engrayed, Plain, Figured, and
Common.
NEW GOODS FOE THE 5-cENT COUNTER
by every steamer. -,
Catalogues mailed free. W. A STEVENS.
my 81 sos Broad street.
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ANOTHER LIGHTNING FIRE.
A TERRIFIC WISD-STOEM-L0SS OF LIFE

4 TERRIFIC WISD-STOEM-L0SS OF LIFE.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, June IA terrific
wind-storm passed over the city Monday
night. causing great damage. y number OF
buildings were unrooicd, principal amonG
which are the Baptist church. Third Ward
Schoo!-house. and Watcrs's block, on
Eighth street. The greatest damage was
done in the lumbcr-yards, where piles OF
lumber were caught mp and scattered III all
directions. Ingram, Kennedy L Day lost
$4,000 worth CT logs, which broke from
their moorings and went down the river.
Telegraph communication was entirely cll'
off, not single wire being lett, and con-
munication was not established until late IN
the night. But one life was lost, ~ far 4:
known-tlat Of small boy upset in boat
The storm was confined TO Il very rarro"
limit. Railroad communication was not in
terrupted.
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The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and Druggists. $50
Washington street, Boston. and are for sale by all
Druggists. Price of CUTICCRA. small boxes, SO
cents: large boxes, containing two and one half
times thc quantity OF small, 81. REsoLVENT. 81
per bottle. CUTIcURA SOAP, 25 cents; by mail,
81 cents; three cakes, 75c. my G-Tu,Ih&S
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The letting OF new two million per
cent. loan OF the State Of Pennsylvania
took place at Harrisburg on Tuesday. The
awards are from 1.03 to 1.02.5l. One mil
lion was awarded to Drexei Il Co., +. w.
Clark d Co., and ". Fl. Newbolds. Son 4
Co., they bidding together at101.l5. Town
send & Co. took SG65. ZOO at 101.17. The
remainder was sold in numerous small lots
at higher figures.
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UTNOR OF THE SCALP

THAT WAS DESTROYING THE HAIR CURED WITH
ONE BOX OF CUTICuRA.
Nessrs. Weeks & Potter: GentlcmeD.-I want to
tell YOU what CUTICUIth has done for me. About
ten years ago my hair began falling out. caused 10y
IIumor Of the Scalp. ! tried various remedies too
numerous to mention. without relief. until began
using CUTlCUKA. one box of which has entirely
cured me aud new hair Is beginning to grow.
Respectfully. Mrs. @. ). ROOF.
S97 west Lake street.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. November IS, 1878.
We know the above to be true. -
MARY L. TOWNSEND.
4l2 west Jackson street;
Mrs. G. 4. GRAY,
34l Fulton street.