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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13
A Ho use Divided Against Itself.

For All inharmonious govern mem
commend us to the city of Charleston
For some time Mayor Sale md tn,
Aldermen have not been working har
moniously, but ut the last meeting Il,
open rupture occurred. Tho may 0,
read message to council on som,
Ih"P",Hu .i'""o. l.. +i.o r~l;"n "~.y,,,.,
tionS, In which he dubbed the measure
piece of political trickcry, whcrcat
tho aldermen refused TO receive the
message and left the council chambcr,
and in another room passed II rcsolu-
tion ordering the clerk not to publish
tho message in the jc'rrlal. Mayor
Sale at ono time threatened to arrest
Alderman Chisholm. This scene
rivalcd the occurrences Of tho famous
1illsbnry council. where aldermen
occasionally fired upon each other for
diversion. Without inquiring into the
facts, it would appear TINT Mayor
Sale Is IN tho wrong, rs the aldermen
were unanimous in their action.
The city Democracy is also on the
brink of n ilrst-class muddln, the con-
tcnding parties being the cit executive
committee and tho ward presidents.
In view Of tho municipal election IN
November tho wardprcsidcnts request
cd tho executive committee to take
stops to rcorganizc tho party. \ quo
rum of the committee met, and, hy a
vote Of five to four, proposed Il plan
regulating the manner Of nominating
candidates IN October, thus assuming
entire control of the campaign. The
ward presidents claim that the COM
mittcc has not this power, but is only
"blc to call preliminary meetings to
lnnnguratc now campaign IN which
the plan of nomination may be made
by delegates or committeeman fresh
nom tho people. Tho committee at
subsequent meeting refused to re-
ceive tho communication. There are
now two diverse views in tho CITY,
somo Democrats upholding the COM
mittco. others declaring it .tunctus OF.
.Tci0. If some measures are not taken
forthwith to effect a reconciliation
there may DO two scts Of candidates,
each claiming regularity. The effect
OF this Is apparent. Bowcn aud
Mackcy aud perhaps Campbcll will
have things their own way. Some
body must back down, and as it is al
ways safer to have fresh expression
from tho people, 1t seems proper that
tho executive committee should sub
init It's claims to the party and have
some definite understanding, instead of
occupying tho ambiguous position It
now holds.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13
The Lions Bray.

When the Okolona States first bo-
gan to delight stalwart politicians by
it's scnsclcss brays, public scnti,
ment was divided as to whether the
fiery young man who wanted to inau-
guratc II new rebellion was Il lunutic or
II scoundrcl. The following letter
written by him to the chairman of the
Ohio Republican party solves the
doubt.
OFFICE TIE "SOUTnEHN STATES"
OKOI.oNA, Miss, April 30, 1879.
Gen. II. $. R0biNS0n:
The papers hnve been sent agreeable
to Instructions.
week, and all of them will hit hard.
1t is advisable TO have them copied as
extensively rs possible. We will
changes.
Congressman Frye regards it us Il
great success.
the extent of the circulation. The
larger the subscription list tho louder
tho thunder. Yours with respect,
Will II. HERMAN.
Congressman Frye will not blush
wlIcil lTc finds his trick discovered. lie
IS beyond MI shame. But respectable
and crcaulOus Norhcrncrs, when they
see how they have been gullcd, will
want to go out quietly somewhere and
use bad words. The ass's bray has
worked out through the Ions skin.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13
LOREIGE NOTES.

The dcspairing Russian provclb b
says, "God is too high-thc Car is
too far oil !" "What Il tale of sorrow,
of injustice, of irrcmcdiablc wrong
and dire oppression" says tho .Duiiy
Telegraph, sis told in that one brief
sentence, tho typical provcrb Of u
people into whose soul the iron has
indeed cntcrcd!"
The 2,633rd anniversary of the
foundation of Rome was celebrated OH
the 2lst Of April with more than u
customary solcmnity by the German
Archaeological Institute, inasmuch as
it was also the fifticth anniversary of
its establishment. a number Of the
most distinguished German Sucuns
went to Rome for tho occasion.
The Queen of Portugal, who, as
reported by telegram, is i'll from IN
Illumination Of the lungs, is the daugl,-
ter of the late King Of Italy, and was
born on the 10th Of October, 1878, her
age consequently being thirty y-onc.
She was married on the 9th of October
at Lisbon, and two sons have been
born of tho union-Charlcs the Prince
Royal, aged 1iftccn, and Dom Alphon-
SO, thirteen.
The Carnarvan Herotd saws that
there docs not appear any doubt that
/ the Stuarts were Il Welsh family, the
true story being that Fcancc, tic son
OF Danquo, having fled to North Wales
for safety, was kindly entertained by
Prince Grynydd ab Llcwclyn ab
Sitsyllt. Flcancc was put to death for
breach Of morals and bad return COR
hospitality, but the illcgitilnatc son by
Nest, the daughter ofPrincc Gryfydd,
having been upbraitlcd with his illc-
gitimatc birth by companion, slew
him, and then fled to Scotland, where
in time he became Lord Steward of
that Kingdom, and all his descendants
after him took tho name of Stuart.
Nest was afterwards mario d to
Ira hacrn ab Caradoc, Prince Of North
Wales.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13

TIE SENATE committee have init
mated to Mr.. Hayes the propricty OF
withdrawing the nomination Of Corbin
to be United States Chief JUS
tice of Utah. Otherwise they will
subject his liauduloncy to the mortiiica-
ton Of having his recommendation re-
turned TO him lisnpprovcd.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13

TnE coLoRED exodus is not getting
OH very well. Emigration convcn-
tions arc holding everywhere, but
nevertheless tho negroes are coming
back from Kansas.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13

Col. Bob Ingcrsoll presented Joe
Jefferson book the other duv.
On the tly-leafwa the followimg: "To
Joseph Jefferson, king ofthat cnchant-
ed realm where comedy and pathos
dwell, where laughter touches tears
and sadness blossoms into mirth."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13
SG1EIl1FE'S SALE.

PY virtue Of an execution 70 mo di.
! rectod, will otfer for solo before
the courthouse door in Winnsboro. on
the first onday in JanU noxt, within tho
legal hours sale, at public out ory, 10 tho
highest biddo, tho followinp.icsoriboJ
real property. to wit:
All that plantation or tract of lind. eon.
tanning Two HUNDRED AND NINETY Aoura.
more or less and bounded by lands OF
e., W. Coleman, Mrs. Mary FancMt IN i
others. Lowed on M tho prnpcrty of
Robert ". Coleman, dcoonso.l, NJ tho
suit OF Il. Mcador.
Torns OF snlo CASH.
Shorif's Ofiioe, s.W, R1JrE
Winnsboro, y. 9. N, ~
May . 1870.
may 10td
REST Philadelphia lager Door.
- fresh eyory day ut u. w. Hhnr.
NIGHTS, Roar OF Town Hall.
NOR genuine w. n. 1,)ackwo,l,a
T. Durham Smoking Tobacco, chi
at y. w. HApENlonr's, )
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13

One of the Theosophists who scat
tered Baron de Palms ashes to the
Atlantic, has abandoned his wife to
clopc with n fortunc-tcllcr. Thcos-
ophist is evidently Greek tor scalawag.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13
CALIFORNIA'SN A'SNEWCONYTI1U UTION
~ Radical Change In Organic Iaw--Whnt
Drnnia KHMrnHN SnNA About 1t.

~ Radical Change In Organic Law--Whnt
Dennis Kenrncy Says About 1t.
California has Just adopted Il new
constitution framed last year bv Il
State Convention. Dennis Kcarncy
made nn effort to capture the Conven-
t!on but failed. lIo Hcrcr, Il number of
turner's in the Convention Joined the
kcarncytcS in entirely changing the
organic law Of California, preventing
stock gambling, taxing mortgages and
% To"S iSS'n"'S pfSvSSn r%E@a!inE nJr. ra. Hi
terra fierce contest the Worliingmcn and
the farmers in the interior carried the
day. The new Constitution contains
much that is good and much that is bau
It's adoption is generally considered un-
fortunate. kcarncy is clutcd and
writes to the New York Ucrald:
1--WE have carried tho election in the
interest of the people against the COM
bincu forces Of the Democratic and Re-
publican thieves who coalcsccd with
corporation swindlcrs, bank robbers,
land sharks, stock manipulators. short
card players, abortioniStS, shoulder hit =
'crs, whiSScy bummcrs, bludycon MIR
dcrcrs, religious hypocritcS, Worship
pers of the devil and the golden calf.
They cnploycdcvcry hircling scribblcr,
bought up nine-tcnths Of the papers OF
State. spent millions of money, and
were routed, horse, foot and dragoons.
on the day Of felcction, by moral men
and virtuous womcn." 81 am asked
what will be the effect of yesterdays
election? In answorI will say that
capital will be better protected, but
will be taxed for snch projection.
Look at the present state of affairs
An English capitalist comes to our
State, refuses to become u citizen,
damns our flag and our laws, loans
his money to farmers ut tho rate of one
ana half per cent. II month, lives in a
hotel, is protected by the police, fire
men and courts; yet hc pays no taxes
ior such protection. This is sapping
the life blood of the people. Intercst
must be reduced to tho ratio that it is
ioahcd in England, France, &c. New
industries will be prosecuted. The
people will become prosperous, labor
will be cmancipatcd, and tho unthink-
ing majority, as we are styled, VIII do
II. lhc Chinese must 60, the "bread
ana water, Bccchcr must go, the
screaming TalmnGc must 90, tho lcch-
e:ous bondholdcrs must 60; Sherman,
Shylock, Syndicate Il Co. must 90, as
neither can exist under the now order
OF things, and intelligence based upon
virtue, honesty and common sense will
introduce principles that must survive
AID rule the world"
"DENNIs KEARNEY."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13

THE WAsIINGrOS correspondent OF
the New York Ue'wld says that Scna-
tor Morgan, Of Alabama, is the most
eloquent man in Congress. He is
young, but is regarded "a tho coming
mnn on the Democratic side.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13
(Cincinnatl commcrcial.1

The ZULU WEAroN.-Thcre are two
principal kinds of assagais, the throw
ing and tho stabbing, the latter with a
long an straight blade. TO a Katlir
this weapon is littcrally the staff of
life. With it he kills his enemy and
his game, <laughtcrs and cuts UP his
cattle, trains their horns, Shavcs his
own or his netghbor's head, does his
carpentry and furricrv. and countless
othcr jobs ofVarious sorts. In its orig
lial 1orm, the aSSaSai was essentially a
missile, but the renowned Chaka, among
other military reforms, converted it
into 4 shorter and heavier stabbino
spear, unfit for throwing, and only to
DC used at close quarters. The Shaft,
with an average length of nearly five
feet, AID diameter equal to mans
little finger, is cut from the assauai
tree ( Curttsic jHginec), which is not
unlike mahogany. The wood is brittle
yet elastic, the latter quality giving the
spca.. that peculiar vibratory motion
Oh which its accuracy of flight so much
depends. On account of the brittle
ness, novice will break many shafts
before he lcarns to throw his assagai
Secnndum G;fem. Iuaptly cast, The
shaft as soon as it reaches the ground
is liable to whip forward and break off
short above the blade. Tho assaaai
heads are generally blade shaped, somc
consist ofa mere spike, and a few are
barbcd. When the first shape is
adopted, whether with or without the
barb, there is Invariably raised ridge
along the centre Of the blade, which is
concavc Oh one side and convex Oh the
other. The reasons assigned for this
peculiarly of shape arc that this blade
acts like the feathers Of on arrow, and
that, as tho heads arc always made of
soft iron, thoy can be more easily
sharpened when blmtcd by use.
London Vorld:--ssAn Irish en-
thusiast named O'IIart has done his
country an eminent service by bring
ing out valuable book Of aonealoai-
cal and antiquarian research. He es-
tablishcs beyond contradiction that
the Queen is lincally descended from
Hcremon, tho second monarch Of Irc-
land, who was thirty-soventh in
Straight limo from Adam; that ho
(O'HarD Is a cousin not very remotely
rotated of Her Majesty, and that Irish
was tho language spoken In tho Garden
OF Eden and ever on until tho con.
fusion of tongues that arrested the
building contract at Dabcl. This is
consolimg but for ono painful reficc-
& ton. IL Irish was tho language of
& Eden that must have been tho tongue
inwhich the scrI ont taelushored' Eve" J"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13

--Dr. Benjamin Brandrcth, the
"pill' man, is still making his pills
CATER forty years. in a factory at Sing
Sing, n. Y. lie employs two hundred
and fifty workmcn.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13
TRIMMINGS! TRIMMINGS II

White and Colored Hamburgs,
Frillings, Laces, Linen Dress Trim =
mings, and lots of other Trimnin gs.
Torchon Laces.--a good assortm ont
of them. We offer to the ladies'
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS in those
goods. McMASTER & BRIUN,
may 10
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13
"DENNIs KEARNEY." )"

AN ANEcDoTE OF GAR1BALD1.-
"GNribaldi's return to Romc was the
occasion OF al affecting demonstration
Unpopular love, which recalls to mind
one OF tho most characteristic episodes
OF his glorious career. When he enter
cd Naples he was exceedingly tired,
and he went to bod at once. lilo had
just fallen asleep whom an enormous
crowd of lazzaroni rolled to the piazza
III mont of tho palace and began to
shout dcatcning evricas. At once
Lu'Sl Gusmcroli, the faithful friend of
the iihcrator, sprang to the door and
said IN a low tone, The General is
asleep From tho foremost ranks of
tho crowd tho password went in a few
seconds tho round Of tho biazza. I'M
mediately, rs if under tho spell Of a
magic force, II dead silence was cstab-
lished. .Wc had better 60, and let him
rest whispcrcred tho men one to tho
other. They turned back and left on
tiptoe. Ina minute tho piazza was
empty" -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13
RENTED UNTIL PAID FOR

These Organs arc now offered purchas
ers bY monthly instalments OF from S5
to SiO, or will be rented until the ront
pays for thom. From ono to thrco yoars
time giver for payment.
Special reduction givon to Churches.
Schools md Pastors. Agents wanted
everywhere. Organs sont on trial to nny
part oftho Sonth. Wo pay freight both
ways If not satisfactory.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13
SOUTHERN WHOLESALE DEPOT.

~ '1H1tN TIOLESALE DEPOT.
''''- s'''~-.----~--... ....-. 8. -..-.
FOR tho moro convenient supply OF
Southorn trndo Southern WholSsaIo
Dopot has been established ut Savannnh.
Gu, from which Dealers. ChuroLca'
Teaohcrs, and tho retail trade con bc
supplied at n. Y. and Boston factory
iatos. i;u for Illustrated Catalogues, prico
iiS's ana iul! attenuation, nddr rs
LUDDEN g. BATES,
Savannah, Ga.
Manufaoturors' Wholesale Agents.
moh 26 3m o'"'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-13

Tho Springfield Republican con.
siaors sl!.,,, :. tho present Congress "as ontor-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-18
CHURCHES.

A FRICAS NJ R.-Fourteeuth street, between
"A Walnut and Cedar streets; services sabbatn II
u. m and : ~ D. m.; Sunday School 1880 p m
CHRISTIAN Eighteenth street; meeting Sab
~ bath 10 10 p. M; preaching occasionally
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-tE Piscopal
~ Fourteenth street; Morning prayers Sabbath
1880 q. m; evening prayers. 1:o p m. sAooalh
school a. IN. Rev st j. Dlllon'Lee, Rector.
JrIRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
II Preaching at 10 10 a. m, ; p. m, and I'D p. m
Sabbath school At { 80 p m heV. l. D. ono'cs'
pastor
r LUTHERAN Thirteenth street, services SAB
IL bath II q. IN. aud Z 30 p. M; sunday school va
IN. Rev. Duerschner. pastor,
AABTHODIST-Co Eighth and Walnut streets ,
MI Preaching Sabbath 1920 y. IN. and y ~ !,
psayer meeting, Wednesday 100 p. m; sunday
School, 3p m. Rev. A. Y. Morrison, pastor.
DRRSBYTERIAS-E Eighth street; preaching on
i Sabbath st II 90 a. IN. ana 7:D p m; prayer
meeting Wednesday al T:30 2. IN; Sunday school
st3p m. Rev. b. Y George, pastor
CBCOND FREE.WILL BAPTIST -- FiheeLth
. street, between Walnut aud Cedar streets; ser
tices Sabbath at 3 and Z 30 y. IN.
CT JosEPHS-( RomAn Catholic) Corner Cross
. and Walnut streets sery,ees sabbath VIVA
TO-. Sunday School at y. nj. 'espers p M se'
necs every day Msp. N.
C,T. pATRICK'S-IR Roman Csth0lic) Corner MINI
= street and Washington avenue; services SAD,
bath and 10 g. IN. Nespcrs y m; sunday scLoo'
Sp N. i; services every day Al! p. m Rev r. @aoel'
prest. --------------------
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-18

required it, and it therefore remained for
congress to determine whether II was 10 the
interest OF the United States to risk the pos
sible injury OF ultimate destruction Of the
good result already secured by insisting On
the attempt to create channel greater than
the natural volume Of the pass could prSy
ducc with safety. The needs Of commerce
will be amply satisfied with the dimensions
now fixed by law For these reasons the
senate committee said in its report ''The
decrease of widths from those required by
the act Of 1875 will be as much to the in
terest of the government as to that of Mr.
Eads.r
THE QUESTION OF ADVANCING MONEY
The question of advancing money to me
beyond the requirements Of the law wss
very carefully considered by both commit
tees, and especially by the senate commit
tee, The provisions Of the original scts
were studiously drawn to protect the gov
ernmcnt from the very slightest possibility
Of paying out dollar on this great work
before its absolute success should be 50 far
demonstrated as to give results OF unques-
toned commercial value fHlly equal to the
promised payments, and also to throw upon
myself and my associates every possible
hazard Of the undertaking. The severity
OF its provisions may be inferred from tho
fact that although the works are so nearly
completed and although channel depth Of
twenty-five feet is secured through them
under the terms of the original act We
would only be entitled to-day to 81, 900, 900
of the agreed price for the works; or to
less than one-ffth part of that price. When
to this fact it is added that we undertook
the deepening of this channel for $4,000
less than seven eminent engineers estln ated
that it would cost under the usual mode Of
payment that We assumed every risk of
injury to the works and failure of the plan,
and that we have, even under the amended
| law, to create channel four or five feet
deeper than they proposed to secure with
their estimate, feel sure that all fair mind
ed men will, in view Of the results we have
accomplished, believe that We have fairly
earned all the money we have yet received
from the government.
| CONCLUDED IN TO MORROWs DAILY
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-18
vEtiErINE
VEGETINE
-
VEGETINE
FoE -s.-,~
D r OF SY,
l never shall
Forget the First Dose.

DIR. II. r. SrHygss: "''''A"'H'
Dear Sill have been great sufferer from drop.
y Twas connncd to my house more thana year.
SIX months OF the time was entirely helpless. I
was oyigeu TO have two men help ME In and ont of
BED. ! was swollen 10 inches larger than my natu.
raj slze around my waist, I suffered all a man
couia ana I've I've tried all remedies for dropsy,
nsd ,uaoI dlnerent doctors My friends all expect
ca wolld die many nights expected to die be.
lore morning At last Vegetine was sent to me by
afriend. never shall forget the first dose could
realize its good effects from day to day; was get.
ting Detter After had taken some or y bottles
couIu sieep quite well nights. ! began to gain
now quiie last After taking some ten bottles |
c9uia Walk from one part OF my room TO the other.
ny hpPetlte was good; the drOpsy had at this time
disappeared. kept taking the Vegetne until re.
gained my usual health. heard Of great many
cures py using Vegetine after got out and was able
70 ati'nu 70 my work am carpenter and builder
VIII ALSO say II has cured an aunt OF my wife's OF
Neuralgia who had suffered for more than 20 years.
she Gays she has not had any neuralgia for eight
months. nave given II TO one OF my children Tor
Csnker Humor. have no doubt In my mind 1t
wiil cure any humor; 1t IL great cleanser OF the
blood; It ssafe TO give child. will recommend
u to the world Ny father is eighty years old, and
he says there nothing like 1t TO give strength and
LIE to an aged person. / can not be too thankful
tor the use OF IT, ] am, verygraieflily ~
Yours, JOHN 5. NOTTAGE.
ALL DIssAsBs up BLOoD-If Vcgetine will relieve
pain cleanse, purify, and cure such diseases, restor
ing the patient 10 perfect health after trying differ
ent physicians, many remedies, and suffering for
years, ia II not conclusive proof II you are sufferer
you can be curedy Why is this medicine perform
ing such great cures' II works In the blood in the
circulating nuid. IL can truly be called the Great
Blood Purifier The great source OF disease origin.
ates In the blood; and no medicine that does not
act directly upon H. to purify and renovstc, has any
Just claim upon public attention.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-18

THE MEXICAN DoILAR.-Whst il the
difference between the Mexican dollar and
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment Ons
does what it promises and the other doesn't
The Mexican dollar says n am one hun
dred cents but when you come to invest il
you find it is only eighty.hve. Tsblers
Buckeye Pile Ointment says, ~ will csre
) gu Of Piles" and upon trial il is found u
do so in every case, 1t makes but ops
promise--to cure Piles; aud does so without
failure. Price 80 cents bottle For saio
BY Barclay Bros.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-18

FIRST CLASS cut cards at the BuLLssrN
office at st. Louis wholesale prices. PRINT.
ing 81 90 Tn 1.50 per thousand.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, April II, 10 A. M.-Pork-
May, $40 091l; June, $40 10. Conway
BAN; June, 34A@34ss. Whcat--May
s94; June, 9O1l.
CHICAGO, April II, 1900 Acorn
May, 34%; June, 3jla. Wheat-Msy,
s91@ June. 81 bid Pork May, $40 09ls
June, $40 le1G@lO Is.
CHICAGO, April II, $50 p A.--Wheat,
May, 80, June, 9o's@sOll. Corn May,
344; June, 35I. Pork-April, 50 971l
@1O 90; May, $40 Oe1.; June, SO ls1l
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-18

HAVE you Dyspepsia, are you Constipa
ted, have you iellew skin, Loss of Ape
tte, Head Ache, if so don't fail to use Shi-
lohS System Vitalizer. 1t guaranteed u
relieve you, and will you continue to suffer
when you can be cured on such terms -
these. Price 10 cents, and 70 cents. Sold 10y
Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-18
NEW YORK GRAIN.

NEW YORK GRAIN.
New YORK, April II. 1900 M Wheat
quiet-No. . Chicago, 99@sl 90; No. 2
Milwaukee, 81 OF; Red Winter, 81 0s
@l 10; No. . Red Winter, 81 124@
l 1873; No, . Amber, 81 09@l O91l,
Corn quict-Steamcr, 431s@43L; No. 3,
42h; No. ., 441I@445s.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-18

CoussESs' COMPOUND HONEY OF Tan l.aa
been so long and favorably known that it
needs no encomium. For coughs, colds,
sore throat, hoarseness, etc, it affords speedy
relief, and is a most pleasant and eficacious
remedy, honey and tar being two Of its 10.
gradients. The skill Of the chemist and
the knowledge OF aphysician were united
in its preparation, the result being . com
pound which is the favorite remedy in this
severe climate, and has no equal as cure
for coughs, colds, hoarseness, bronchitis
Group, etc, Use Ccussens' Honey oil Tar.
Price 80 cents. For sale by Barclay Bros.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-18

CuEw Jscksons best Sweet Nsvv t.
bacco. .s,..