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u
OWL Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The City Of New Orleans vs. Mrs. Louis
Fiehet: same VS.. same: and same VS.. Mrs.

The city of New orleans VS.. MRS. Louis
Fisbel; Il, same e vs. same; and same vs. Mrs.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i isf OF Orleans, No, 3o.7go: and Filth Dis
triet Court for the parish Of Orleans, Nos, 1874
to me ae dreoted ted by the honorable the Third
and Fifth District Courts for the parish OF Or
leans. In the above. entitled causes, Tor city
at public auction, at the Merchants and .Aue-
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
aaa & a , 5fes "A hs ssn9na
at Il o'clock m, the following described prop
"A A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
bounded by st Charles. Julia. Girod aud st.
May streets and g. a. Lot number on;e
streets. and measuring twenty six feet front on
ut Charles street by one hundred and fifty feet
In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Tsrms-Cash on the spot.
J; = AL0EE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The City of New orleans vs.. Fritz Hum-
burger.
E1FrH DISTRICT oouaT FOR THE PAR
u ish Of Orleans. No. 2s7-By virtue of writ
Of ieri facias to me directed BY the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Or
Of 1878. / will proceed to sell at PUBLIC an don.
at the Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange.
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
strt cts, In the Second District Of this city. on
THUhssDAY. August A. 1879. at u O'clock m.
the following described prupefty, To wit
In the Second District OF this city In square
number three hundred and thirteen bounded
ty KochebaYe. .Ioni. Dumafne and St Philip
streets. and designated rs follows: Lot number
ten, measuring twenty eight feet front on
Rocheblaye street by one hundred feet In depth !:
lot number eleven, measuring fifty eight feet
depth part Of lot number twelve. measuring
twenty five feet front on Dnmaine street BY
eighty seven feet In depth.
Seizad In the above suit.
Teims-Cash on the spot.
}. X. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff vi the Pan ish of Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES.
Hy Montgomery q Co.

by Montgomery Il Co.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO, IN PERFECT
Order. Cost s65o-FlNE MAHOGANY WRT
TING TABLE, Made in France-HAIE
CLOTH SOFAS, CaAIRS. etc-WALNTI
BEDROOM SUIT MAHOGANY do-And
general assortment of Furniture To be
Sold at Auction
THIS DAY. AT II A. M, at NO. 81 CAM
i street. MONTGOMERY II Co.
jy121t Auctioneers.
MONTGOMERY d co.. AUOTIONEERs.
AA - SELL
HORSES. MULES. BUGGIEs, HARNESS. Etc,
Every Wednesday and Saturday,
AT IL O'CLOCK A. M.
#a@#M@Mm. AT
MONTGOMERY'S TATTERSALLS,
des1 en- No. 10 Baronne street.
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Geo &c ~. Dunbar and His wife ys.1
CITY Roman Catholic Church 81 New

Civil sheriff OF the Parish Of Orlesia
je2f % jy5 10 1922
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-22
a visit to the sub Rosa.

Last Tuesday afternoon, through
the courtesy OF Hon. M. G. Luney,
proprietor Of the Luna House, who
has fine pair of cream.cplored horses,
and handsome new two-seated car
riage, Just received from San Francis
co, Gil. John Brown, President of the
Emra Silver Mining Company, and
Messrs. w. w. Hooten and q. f.
Stone, County Commissioners, We're
Invited to ride to the Sub Rosa mine
with him The day was fine, the roads
good and the trip an enjoyable one
After remaining there an hour the
party returned, coming down by way
Of Plowmau's null.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-22
FIRE AT MALAD.

a correspondent Of the Salt Lake
1,abune, writing from Malad, Oneida
county, this Territory, says:
The fire fiend has visited us will,
ieat'i and deSolatisn, rubbing one Of
unr esteemed citizens Of home and
burning to death u sweet little girl 81
four years As near as can be ascer-
Tanned, the circumstances are as I'll
lows:
About 4 o'clock P N. yesterday the
place was thrown Into considerable ex-
cltement by that direinl cry--fire!
which nescr fails to CRATE a panic
MI. James b jones' house was found
~ be in DANES, but as the distance
from the populated portion Of the tow.,
~ Mr.. Jones' farm is abunt a mile. no
I'D could be rendered, although all
possible cxertion was made hy tile,
citizens. BY the time aid arrived at
he scene Of the disaster, the house
and all il contained were entirely des
troyed.
1t appears that Mrs. Jones had oc
casion to go and attend to turning
orn,, water down by her garden for
The purpose of irrigating aud while
zone the stove pipe canght fire aud
burned the bu 'lding The little girl
turned was lying asleep in cradle
aud doubtless never awoke to know
the cause Of its death.
Movements are on foot to render
Mr. Joues some substantial aid in his
great misfortune. A meeting of the
citizens will take place this evening
rom which we hope something viii
esnlt.
AUGUST -, 1879.
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4 MAN must have cents ii order i,
he rich, but all rich men haven't
sense.
The man who unhonked Boise
City Rspub'ican ii this Office and
men "h"okedo y will please return il.
Wc keep them on rile.
OK yokes for sale At ]. Caves.
COFFIN & KrssALlY have theirstorc
here crammed fun Of everything III
the tinwarc and hardware line.
THE weather has been considerable
cooler dnring the list few days than
TOR several weeks previous. The
= erm"meter ranges from 60 to IS dc.
grccs.
MHs- SUE Hill has been gu tie Ill
for q week, hut ii now on file innrore
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L. o. q. II. Installation.

The following officers have been in
stalled for Boise Lodge No 2, |. 0. G.
T by Jonas w. Brown, L. d.: G. Z
Stevenson, W c IT,; Miss Anna Gal
breath, w. v. T.; G. E. Jones. w. s.;
E. W Jones, W F.. S; Mrs. NJ. f.
Brown, w. r.; John Pecke, w. Nj
John Keane, w. |. g.; J. W. Reel,
". O. G.; Miss Sadie McClintock. w.
A. s.; Mrs. S. Z. Douyberty. W. D. VI.
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Wednesdays Race.
AUGUST -, 1879.

Glenco, owned by Mclaughlin &
Howe; Deringer, by Ben Biggerstaff;
FIN Brainard, 10y Hank Clark; Quartz
burg johnny, by Geo. Bake, were
entered in the named race on the Star
Ranch track last Wednesday; single
lash OF one mile. Glcnco and Dcrin.
ger were the iavoritcs in the pools.
After the pool selling closed the friends
IT Deringer commenced betting on
him against the field, and the Boise
county boys began to get scared. Der
niger is Baker City horse. Glenco
came ont six feet ahead, amidst con
siderable excitement. He had
been entered in races several
times, and had, with one exception, al
ways few the track. He is nndoub,
edly one of the best horses in the
Territory and it is gratifying To know
that there is good chance of train
ing him to keep the track. Ben Beard,
who weighs .l36 pounds, rode Glenco
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From man who arrived here from:
Bonanza City last Tuesday morning
we learn that = prospector had seen
The tracks u about fifty Indians 60
ing from the Cape Horn country to-
ward Wood river. A man had been
sent 70 Salmon river 10 i!sfor,n OIL.
Bernard u tile course taken BIZ The
hostiles.
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The iiue steam saw mill, formerly
the prcperty OF r w. Tompkins 4
O., and lately purchased by AIR. J. Q.
Fox, is on the way to Bonanza City,
where it will arrive III three weeks.
In one week after its arrival it Will be
cutting lumber. 1t is the best mill
that has been shipped TO the Yankee
Fork country, and, with Nj Fox as
proprietor, the people there may de-
pend on being beautifully supplied
with firstclass lumber.
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Summons.

In the District Coar, OF the Second Judicial Dis
triet OF the Territory Of Idaho and for the
ty OF Boise
Eliza Brown vs. Leroy Brown.
o Leroy Brown:
IN THE NAME OF THIS PEOPLE OF THE
] United States of the Territory of idaho: You
are herely noiified that there gu file in the
office of the clerk of the District Court OF the Sec
ond Judicial District of said Territory, in Idaho
City, county OF Boise the complaint of Elizabeth
Brown PRAYING Judgment against you. tina, the
marriage bonds existing between you and plaintiff
be dissolved, and that the custody of ths infant
children be granted to her and that if the custody
OF hotf cannot be granted that she have the cnsto-
dy of the grl, Elmira and for her in this ac-
tion, and for such other rei 4 us the Court may
deem her entitled to. lSee copy of complaint
served herewith And. that you appear and ar
swer to the said complaint within days after the
service hereof. If served within Boise county, and
within twenty days if served out Of said county but
within said Judicial District and within thirty da,s
if served out sa District exclusive of the day
of servic J, Judgment will taken against you by
default and plantn will app to the Court Tor the
relief sought in her mplaint
In witness hereof I, A. L. Richard
n 9 | son Clerk of said District Court. have
! hereunto set my hand and affixed the
~ seal of said Court, at Idaho City, this,
3ist day OF July, A. D. 1873
A. L. RICHARDSON.
By GEO. W. RICHARDS. Clerk
Deputy Clerk.
C. S. Kingsley, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Aug l9-SUd.
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Local Ne VS.

Mr. j R Box, one of the engineers
Of the Gold Hill mill, went down IL
tAe Warm Springs last Tuesday to
susnd week for the benefit OF his
health
Gu JOHN BRowN returned to B M
ner last Wednesday. Mr.. james Mon
roe returned the previous day.
Ma. J. NJ. WILSON, the gentleman
II assayer for the Elnira Company,
Of Banner, came down to this city
last Tuesday and spent "Wednesday
at the Star Ranch races.
Mas K r. JONES took her depart
IRE 70, Middleton, Boise valley.
Wednesday morning.
MEssRs. CHANNEL Il TRAVIS have
got through running their large min
ing claims on Willow creek for the.
season We did not learn how mncl,
they cleaned up, but the pile Of gol
was a huge one, and paid them well.
The Bannerites had dance al
Rempner's hotel, ON Crooked river, Il
few evenings ago, at which they had
apeasant time. The next tine yo,.
mouftain folks decide on dance, JUST
let us know and wen board the three
O'clock train and go up there.
Mrs CosHow returned last Wednes
day from visit to friends at Banner
Mr. Z. G STEVENS IN came over
from Grimes Pass last Tuesday, on q
Visit, and returned Wednesday. He
Informs us that Mr.. joe McMahol
aas lately made a rich strike III d
nine short distance below Steven
sou \ Mobiles placer claims.
REPORTS from Shaw's mountain cor
tlnue flattering.
Mr. JOHN STRONG, of Gannhrinus dis
ulc', was in town yesterday, and
made call on the WORLD. He has
Implicit faith in the future of that sec
unn, believing the veins to be tru,
assures, and the pay continuous il
nyp'n. Johnny has stayed with that
pace many years, and his opinion on
'e mines there is worth something.
MEssRs. A. R. STEERS and Samuel
a'''e' went out to Banner yesterday
mn, ,'u''ne'ce work at developing the
'o''he ledge. Mr.. Greene Martin
ledge
VIZ. Mk w. B. NOBLE and family are
Gr;a'n as o Y Stevenson and family, al
fAisArE letter received at Ogden,
:. !" uays ago, says that company
'o'anza Bar, this Territory, has
~, struck diggings which pay $50
s = ,ne hand per day. Prospects in
d 'e'a' othei of the mines are report.
equally as good.
Mn II
haal !" u. q. GoonnFFE is building the
s,ss ~ around the Good Templars' Gem
Ibis evo,,i ne will have it completed
Re- ,. GALBREAIrH, Mrs. Jess
i. ''ord' her daughter Carrie and lit,
RI. 1lz4e Magee came down from
, ssaA1r' where they had been on i
''s''' last evening.
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pce,omce Hours.

50 week Gays, until further notice,
j pPosioffice will pc kept open rom seven
Z 7 n. until nine I, n; t,ve,ve d ".
\, 1u from four until six f M-
Money ORDER BUSINESS.
90 Money Order office will not be
in "a - All on Sundays; and no Money
ole,n rs business will be transacted on Sat
oIa ,.as after four O'Clock 2. M,
lrdays N.Y. s. C. SILSBYs
80, n;tv Dec. q 1875. Postmaster,
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Spesial yotifes.


ceased.
In Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Territory
MoIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
~ signed. Executor of the estate OF John Win
ner deceased, TO the creditors Of ana all persons
having Claims against the said deceasud to exhibit
ITEM With the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF this notice to
the said Executor. at his residence on Sauaw
creek IN Boise county, idaho Territory
ROBERT BARBOUR.
Executor of the estate Of John Winner deceased
Dated Idaho City, August 10. lS79.-4w
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j Photographic.

The photograph gallery 1T CenterviIle
v;ll he open for twenty days. Persons
vanting photographs will do well to ap-
nly Immediately. BoMAR u CURRIE.
Aug5-3is.
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il, thin time no ,nn,,nv ~ IA ,,<,....t,.I
has been taken fro,n tI,ao a.d ho,.d
with sen,i.aunuaI interest naval IL
geld has L4cn ;ss,,ed q, Is st..a
These bonds werc iii yivcn hi s, 81. |
that was NH " tba fsa and ,,,,,,.,,.,.
10 ~ tl,at il cnnld no ,4,nra Is 49,,
This PROCESS ~ fre MI II. c,.,,..,,
from cirenlati7,n ana MI ~ mt
which are MT 1 circnlat;no medium
Ein Mace If the currency 81 tha cam,
Try. This money HAT was estravcd
beIongedsto the government and was
created for the use &c The nconl. "a
whom the Government belonss Tho
bonds belong toa f.sw ,..rson. ona
COMPLICATIONS Of persons The hnnd.
holder has no more tronI,le Il l,.,k; inn
lafter his money. onIv ID lavsif aside
and receive interest se..i.annuallv
while the binds ara exenpt frnf, tar-
alton: and the Goyrrnfnenf navs tho
interest thereon annually IN ,l,a rate
lof 800 ,0OU O00 wear. and an who
are not bondholders are Obliged "a
| clip pay this interest.
Now, let ME illustrate the wei king
of this state of Legislation. sunpose
that in 1865 James Farmer bought q
farm Of Rufus. Srylock. for which he
agreed 10 paw $40, 600. making d cash
payment Of $4,000 and morteaaino
1.-The property to secure tie payment If
Ithe remaining SIS 900 AS The volu,ne
IF the circulating medium grew less
lard less. 50 prices deprecated day by
lay The steers when two years
|nld viii bring no more than they
world the year before. Two bushels
lof corn viii bring no more now than
lone would when the delft was con.
ltractcd; so it will take two cows, or
1.-TWO horses nuw to cancel the amount
of interest that one would at the date
when the purchase was made. AL
though the products of the farm have
deprecated one half, the debt remains
1.-THE same. He cannot, now. pay his
interest, and last week his $40 0Ot
farm was knocked off by the Sheriff
at mortgage sale, for $4,000, honest
money, and Mr.. Farmer is turned in
to the street, and now becomes day
taborer, and still owes Shylock 81 900
What is the cure for this great
evil? Why, let Congress authorize
: the issuing If lawful money, in pape,
legal tender currency; aud instead o
paying 100000, 900 of gold col.
4 v.aslx, fN n,,tavnl be,pli.. l1orc f.r
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II. Goal Oil a, retail at Ccsin
Eennaly's
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HOLLISTEk-At Easfon, MARYLAND.
on the 5th inst, EDWARD HoLLIsr Err. aged
about 40 years--son Of Judge Madison e.
Hoilisser.
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Hair cutting so cents and shaving 20
Genus = OSCAR JOHNsoN's.
Tvo doors below Kingsley's, Wall street
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banner bullion.

Three bars of bullion, valued at
So. 265 35, came down from the Elmira
Company's mill last Tuesday.
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VH THE idaho WORLD.
ELxRA, CHEMuNa CouNrY, II. Y.
Ar open letter d COL John Broua Mn
.jor McDoaorH and Others Of he Elms-
re- Sarer Mining Company, at Ran
ners idaho Territory:
GENrLEMKN:--I take pleasure IN in
forming Yen Of sonle of tile events
TRANSPORTING il The old county IL Chem
ing, New York; aud also Of some II
the interests Of agriculture and other
Industries Of which you naturally
would wish to hear.
The season has beer, ahont as good
as usual, but the weather rather dry
The hay crop is light, but Of excellent
quality. Wheat is good, oais fair
and corn Of average quality. T,bac-
CO ls very fine, and will yield heavy
crop. Fruit is almost !. failure, Oh ac
caunt If the laie frosts. Potatoes
will be very plenty, and the price
low; selling TOW in EInila ii 40
cents Per bnshel. The yield Of butter
will be large, and prices low.
The contention, arising from the APP
pointment Of two city Chanberlains
IN Elmira. is still unsettled, TIE Gov
ernor appointed an extra term to de-
eide that case, and the one Of County
School Commissioners. That Of School
Commissioners was decided in favor Of
Hathaway, but that Of City Chamber
lain remains undecided.
The former condition of deprecia.
ton IN properly still prevails, and il
is to be feared that il will continue
with Increasing ruin to very large
proportion OF the population The
question is hourly asked: What Is
the cause of hard times? And what
is the cure2 will tell yon, in way
so plain, that the way-taring mar
reed not err therein In 1865 there
was 81 COS, 947 400 of paper none,
exclusive of coin. In 1871 there was
only 1904 1913. 294 exclusive Of coin
In 1865, and thence forward for some
wears, the people had this first anaun
If currency to use and business was
good, while the value Of real and per
suiial property was enhanced. Til,
value of real and personal property ii
| the U. S. was in 1860, SIG, l59, els .068
| The value of real ami personal prop
erty in 1870 was $29, 9I5, 1880. Til,
value of real and personal property .
the U. S. in 1876 was $l4, 937, 1894,
655.
| From 1860 to 1870 the Government
supplied the people with currency sui
ticient to do business, and the amour
taken from industry to snppertuntaxet
bnndholders was small Instead @
furnishing this amount of currency fo
the people to do business with, all bu
1904 ,S2S, 294 was withdrawn from Gil
culation and its place supplied b
Government bonds. bearing interes
to the holders. These bonds do no
circulate as currency at all, bnt ar
placed in bank vaults and individual
safes, while the bondholders have n
tax to par on them, but receive inter
est in gold semi annually. The inter
est on these bonds amounts to 500
600. 600 yearly; and all persons VIII
have property, except the bondholc
ers, are taxed to pay this Interest
and at the same time every person
however poor, who purchases pouu
of sugar. pound Of tea or coffee,
glass of beer, yard Of cloth, i cigal
or ! aper at tobacco is obliged I
pay a part OF this interest.
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-. -, -, .-,-..ss.>s. enc ,e-
IN rkan'e women an children mentioned Ia HE
sacred volume ILIUsrRA, Ed WITH N yf,, ~ S,-,,-
ESeRavlNes. For terms, address,
HEARY BILL PuslISnlNa En.. no2nicu cnnn
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: -eA- ps order OF the
G. W. KEGERaETs. soc'y.
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In the District t,oar OF the Second Judicial Dis
triet Of the Territory of Idaho and for the coun-
ty OF Boise
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July g. 1879.

ooara OF trustees.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-22

EVER since Dr. Wm " GILES, Of leo
West Broadway, " T.. extended q frank
invitation To owners OF lame horses % bring
their equine property roIad 10 his place Of
business IJy Tree treatment, the corner II
White street AMI West Broadway has come
70 resemble horse far The DoSor's hold
defiance which, is thus thru,, upon the
clrog, attention Of m, neighoors, !, based
on bis earnest belief in his Ioiije Am
mpnia Luimeut. which is now preferred to
ai. other, by the chiei sroch raiser, and
sporting men # this coIntry.
: valuable horse Of the writer's wa,
kicked an the hocS. swelling and lame
ne,, on,gei rendering the animal nearly
worthless. W. were advised 20 Try Giles
Liumen,, and sra grautcd 10 say it acted
like . charm, AbOl; TWO inches Of Done
came away. TIE sore healed up, And the
1menes, and swell ir- aye fast disappearing.
Henry Ward B,acbcr. Lyman Abbott Eli
tors. Giles PHI, cares Dyspepsia. Sold
Low Barclay Nta.
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IMPERIAL GRAAUM.
IMPERIAL GRANuM.
The Great Medicinal Food.

H e. Sal ysiyr For IHyad- and The Aged An n.
comparable Aimgni for the Growth and proicc.
ton OF Infants and Children. \ Superior
Nulritiyr IN Continued FcycTs. aud q
Reliable Remedial Agent IN all Diseases OF the
stomach aud lntc-tincs.
THIS iD-'ly celebrated DMTETIc PREPARATION j..
IN composition, principally the GLUTEN derived
from the WHTE WETER FLINT WHEAT CEREAL, .
solid gtract the invention OF an eminent Chemist
y has not only been highly recommended bU; cor
tfcd 10 by a large number OF Chemists and Phvsl.
Cians-rcprc, a very high degree Of medical
7cicGcc--a. The Safest, Most Acceptable and RJcii
bic Food for the Growth and Protection of Infants
and Children, and tor Mothers lacking Sutii-icu
Nouri.hmcnt for their offspring
Unlike those preparations made from ANNA, or
vinOus ms;isr which are liable 10 stimulate the
brain aud !rrilste the digestive organs, Il embraces
IN - elementary competition.
That which makes strong Bone and Muscle Tho
which makes good Flesh and Blood. That which 3
easy ofDigestion-ncyer cons'ipating, Thatwhichis
Kind and friendly 10 the Brain and that which actsG-
preventive OF those Intestinal Disorders .nciden.
tai 10 Childhood
md while IL wOuldbc difficult N conceived Of sny.
ming IN Food or Desert more creamy and delicious
OF more nOurshing aud strengthening as an ali
ncut in Fever, Pulmonary Complaints. Dyspepsia
ana General Debility. it. RARE MEDICINAL RXcM-
LENuE In al IHIEsrnAL Diseases, e-peciaNyln
DyNrntery. Chronic DiarrhGa and Cholers Infan.
tWnl.
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Nan 0iT"A Jump a c0ncIusiOn,,' say,
'le proyng.. 50 DO dogs We saw dog
Jump q, ,ha conclusion Of q cat, which was
sticking through the opening OF a partly
closed door and :, created more disturb.
aDcc ',m church scandal.
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A DVERTTSERS Geo. Sy p, s% RswsiI : Co.,

"A Newspaper hdveri sing Bureau, 10 Spruce 81,
New York. can learn the exact cost OF any proposed
line Of ADVERTISING in American Newspapers.
tW- 100 Page Pamphlet, 10 CentA.&1
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4 word 0r coon. one Of the most pop
J,ar medicines now before the American
public, /, Hop B.ttor, You see it every
where People rake !, with good effect. l..
builds them up Its no, as pleasant 10
,ha taste 4s some other Bitjcrs as it is not u
whisky drink. Its more ike the old fash
jon"3 bone So; tea that ha, done a world Of
good l!yoa don't fee! well just right try
Hon Bitter, .--Nunda News.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-22

4 man c4u never pass around ia, ON
the sidewalk wltAod; kicking it; yc, @ hat
way ba passed around in q church aisle and
everybody will feel obliged to put money
in it and treat II respectfully. /; all de-
pend. upon tie style and location OF tie hat.