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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02
FROM THE FEDERAL CAPITOL.
WASHINGTON, July Both, 1879.


The reports coming from Ohio TO the ef-
feet that Hon. II. B. Payne and' certain
other leading Democrats have Joined the
honest money League OF the Northwest is
doubtless true. But do not put much
faith in the further report that they will
join the Republican party or even openly
oppose the election Of Mr., Ewing because
he Is a Greenbackg. 1t is barely possible
that few may abstain from taking active
par, in the campaign because their views
have not been considered as they think they
should have been. There is probably no
installing the Democracy Of Mr.. Payne
and his friend, and they will probably
stick to their party through greater reverses
than the temporary control Of the Green
back element implies. But there is sig
niticance in the movement towards strength
ening the Honest Money League which
was organized on non partisan basis, from
the ranks of the Democratic party. 1t
means that the drift IS towards homes and
stable finance, that all parties are divided
upon the money question, and
that men of all parties who
think alike in reference to the policy to be
pursued must acttogether in matters Of Ma
tional concern. Thus while men like Mr..
Payne will stay with their party in all To-
cal elections, in elections pertaining to Ma
tional affairs they will either control the
nominations of the party or unite with
Others in securing members Of congress
who will sustain the policy. The move
ment spoken Of, above, therefore, has no re-
ference to present partisan politics, but it
may have great bearing upon the import
ant elections of next year. ] cannot be far
out of the way in saying that the tendency
of the times political is towards the main
tenances Of financial policy, which will
ensure stability and the continued improve
mept Of all industrial interests. The in
formation about trade and the crops receiv-
ed here from all parts Of the country, both
private and fiicial, is very encouraging.
Throughout the north and west this is es.
pecially true, and in most parts of the
south it holds good. In the section just
south here the unfortunate drouth has de-
creased the crops, and may induce some
sufierings, but everywhere else abundant
crops will improve the state Of
prosperity already set in for perman-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES
MAKES THE FOLLOWING NNONCE-
MENT TO THE PUBLIC:

The dissatisfaction which prevails
throughout the community with regard to
onerous conditions contained in life assur-
ance contracts and the judicial decisions
based thereon. together with the public IN
dorsement of the liberal usages Of this So
ciety, as shown by its largely increased
business, has led the management seriously
to consider whether the contract could not
be simplitied and certain conditions erased
therefrom which have been the subject of
much criticism and misconception.
After careful examination Of the ex-
perience Of some of the best companies in
Great Britain, who have shown greater
liberality than has been customary in this
country, this society feels justified in adopt.
ing a form of contract in which the follow
ing important concessions are made to pol
icy holders throughout the United States:
/. Policies will be made incontestable
after three years from their date.
?. Each ordinary policy will provide for
u defnate surrender-value in paid.up assur-
ance, in case the policy is forfeited after
three years from its date.
.. Each Tontine policy will contain a
dehnlte surrender.v alue in cash, IN case Of
withdrawal at the end Of the tontine
period
T. The contract win be concisely and
clearly expressed, containing only such
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02
HEALTHY HICKMAN.

Hon. H. Il. Tyler, Mayor.
| desire TO say 10 the people around
Hickman, who may desire 10 visit and
trade here, that the health Of Hickman was
never better than ct present; that there has
been no case of yellow fever nor the least
symptom of yellow fever here this year.
We are enforcing a most rigid quarantine
against all points south Of here or any
other points infected Of fever; besides, as
will oe seen by orders of the city council
published elsewhere in this paper, the
most rigid measures are taken TO keep our
city clean and in good sanitary condi-
ton. Hickman to-day is the cleanest city
in the South, and shall be kept so.
l have neglected my own bust
ness to attend TO this-and will continue 10
give il my personal attention. Yellow fever
never becomes an epidemic in the absence
of filth. Twill say to the public that there
shall be no deception practiced upon you.
! pledge you my honor, that upon the ap-
pearance Of the first symptom of yellow
fever here, the utmost publicity shall be
given TO it. and all people from the country
fully warned. Not only this, but we are
making every possible arrangement to de-
populate the place Immediately upon the
appearance of the first case; such, however,
is my confidence in our citys cleanliness
and our rigid quarantine, that | do not be-
lieve We will have single case.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02
ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.

CENn TO F. G. RICH n co, Portland,
Nfl\ID Maine, for best Agency Business in
in the World. Expensive outfit free.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02

A SAD ACADEMIA little child, the
daughter OF Arthur Banks, Esq, Of this
city, fell into a tub of hot water yesterday
and was badly scalded, The immediate
application Of Henry's Carbolic. Salve,
which was fortunately IN the house, in
stantly removed the pain, and the little
sufferer is now out of danger. Barclay
Bros, Agents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02

provisions as are necessary to protect the
policy-holder.
0, The above concessions will hereafter
inure to the benefit of all policies already
issued and in force, after three years from
their dates respectively.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02
THE DAILY CAIRO BULLErN SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST 1879

ency. With these conditions emigration
mas been larger than common this summer,
and the western states and territories will
receive great accessions to their population,
Doth from the eastern states and abroad.
Canada is contributing largeshare of en-
igrants. 1t is estimated that the popula-
tion of Colorado will be doubled this year,
and Kansas is filling up more rapidly than
ever before. Colorado claims that from
the present basis Of representation it will
have four members Of congress after 1880
and Kansas expects seven. Minnesota,
Iowa and Nebraska are also growing rapid
ly, while on the line of the Northern Pa
cifc railroad, in Dakota, the growth is al
most equal to that In Kansas. Dakota will
have to be admitted as a state shortly. The
star Of the empire is indeed asserting
itself.
The topic Of most interest here just now
is the yellow fever. We have one well de-
fined case, and the health officer urges that
every precaution be taken to prevent the
spread of the disease. The fever has never
appeared here to such an extent as il
cities farther south. In fact, Washington
can justly claim to be a very healthy city
Among its white population, the death rate
is, | believe, less than in any other city o.
its size in the United States. The rate
among the colored people is here, as IN
other large places, twice as high as among
the whites.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02

IT COSTS about hundred dollars to 90 to
the Mountains OF 10 the Seashore, but if
you want 10 tone up the whole system, you
can do 1t just as surely by taking one or
two packages of Kidney-Wort, and so save
your money. 1t is sure cure for Kidney
complaints, Piles, Constipation and all bill
ions diseases.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02

How 20 GET wELL-Thousands of per-
sons Ee constantly troubled by combina-
ton Of diseases. Diseased Kidneys and
costiveIowels are their tormentors. They
should know that Kidney-Wort acts on
these organs at the same time, causing
them to throw off the poisons that have
clogged them, and so renewing the whole
man
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.

vi! .''''''
The river is declining at the rate Of 7
inches in "a hours.
Wednesday vas clear and very hot, on
the levee, in the sun, but a good wind
made it pleasant in the shade.
Business at the landing was only fairly
active.
Capt Nellis' tug Laurel came into port
last Thursday and will probably CHOKE a
sunny" until the y. f. is over.
Capt Bill" Mccullough turns the pilot
wheel OF the Fisk al present.
Grain, hay, etc, for Southern points is
accommodating on our wharf-boats.
The Champion came in e little late, yes
terday, with a paying trip of passengers and
freight. Her officers have decided to make
the fare 80 cents each way. Among her
passengers, yesterday, going up were Prof.
Alvord end family and Mr., Corliss and
wife of Metropolis.
The Anchor Line steamer Coloradois adj
vertised 10 leave Cairo to-day TOR Vicks-
burg
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02
HIGH AUTHORITY.

DR. W. E. Scott, President OF the College OF Ply.
sioians, Montreal, writes: ~ have recommended
Colden's LrEBiG's LIQuiD EXTRACT or BEEF and
Tonic lnyieorator as the best preparation used for
Debility, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Fever Ague and
Loss Of Appetite. VAN SCHAACK Il STEVEN
SON Druggists Agents, Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
ASURE,SIMPLE AND RELIABLECURE

For DYSPEPSIA. LIVER AND KIDNEY COM
PLANTS AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
The writer was troubled for years with the above
complain t. and, after trying about all the Patent
Medicines and Doctors he could get az, and getting
no relief, after spending hundreds OF dollars, acct
dentally discovered simple cure, which II kept In
every household In the country, and all person
needs is 20 know bow 10 use IT, You arr al liberty
20 makeAll inquiries you wish In regard 10 the I'D
yerti-er a. he Is wellknown In Portland, Maine,
and was prevailed upon TO advertise II by people
who had been cured by II. Ii You wish 70 save
Box llS3 Portland, Ne and get the receipt by re-
turn mail, with full directions and you viii always
always have IL.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02

NoIiCE.-To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Inc Caro- Bulletin will pay no bills con-
trac'ed by any of its employees, or any one
connected with the Bulletin, unless the
same Is made on written order signed by
myself, and the order must be attached to
the Dill when presented, and no contracts
ior advertising or job work are valid unless
the same are endorsed by myself.
Z. A. BURNETT.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02

G777A YEAR and expenses TO agents. Outfit free
90 Address, P. o. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02

C77a month and expenses guaranteed to Agents.
~ sOutlt free, SHAW a. Co, Augusta, Maine.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02

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Inc BEST quality of paper at prices of
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515 pound statements-all colors.
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Ruling and Binding, all kinds at THE
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02

THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
Sent free to any address on receipt of Scent stamp
, 1879-06-07
UNCLE SAM.

Tic sub.Trcasury disbursements yesterday
amounted to $4,000.
Ten thousand dollars IN pensions wns paid out
By Asststant-Trcasurer Hilbert ycsterday.
'lllu Internal revenue receipts yesterday were
*o3,5l3, Of which amount $27,0s2 was paid by
spirits.
The Macarthur casc },as not yet been called,
and probably Will not be until a nov Jury Is
iWpanelcd.
lucdchkc, the proprietor Of the still that waf
scized by the t'oycrnncut ol!ictats few dayb
stnce, has not yvt been arrested.
MlKH st'poSALD
was brought befurc Comm tssioncr Horne 7es-
tcrt!aY morning, On tho Information of Deputy
Collector Thompson, charEcd with violating
see. B,3fs Of thu Internal llcvcnuc Inv, which
liquor dealer shall provide book. to be pre-:
paEed and kent In such form rs may be uro-
arrbed by tlle Commissioner ut Internal Revc.
nuc, ntid sl1aIt, on the same lay nn which
l'a rcccveg ms foreign or domestic spirits, a'd
before he drtws OIL any part t',crcof, or ndia
water or auYthng thereto, or IN asiy respect
alters tic salnc, entor In Eltrh book, aid In tho
proper columns respectively prepared for tho
purpose, the tlata wter. tue name o! tho ucFsan
or nIa' from wlon, and tho piacc WHENCE tho
spiEtts were received, BY whoul dattlled, reett.
t(cl, or compounded, and when atld By whbm
inspected, and, II Ia the original package. tho
serial number in each package, tho number oi
vino gallons mid proof GALLONS, tho kind
81 spSa..r spp1tit and The ,pa nnmbor ;, and k'nd
Of which Alike violated technically
by neRirctinE to rcgfster the liquors reccsvcd
by him III tue proper book, although he kept a
correct record elsewhere. as hn showed by testi-
's mons IN te examination; The law waa very
Commissioner Anyuc to thu United Htntes Dis
trlcE Court Ia bonds Of 81 900.
, 1879-06-07

rof1c t1,e nttrnttnn If Tim nactIn IN Inn 1cheta
IN % lis Ciy Council on tic tic SUNDAY n,lest ~ M lion. md
nrnt,ai hn.,ins W. - thn,. .c1rns
IL t.,t. ms,t"r ~, ,n ,totrt,.. ~ r." sn',
rccnnrs shm,i.f ic i,,s"r,'cd IN tie nrc,,tv". ~
tiIc Ssso~iati'a ~ fnr fmtnrs r.fc1'ee H"lrr.
I'm. ~ H. rnv ~ cn,,nrti. WA rso"ctaiIy 'lc.
no,l,Iesd. @ ~ r' @ RSb"ns I'', ,inontoted thu fact
Hat n.t o.,iro. XIII mi H. rcrnc Win
had heretofore given tho sn1por,.keeprrs
some trouble, were no" themselves IN trouble.
Vcfdkainp thought tt nereseNry to justify Ills
sanlnE proclamation cntlln ..ton bis country
men to Toto Tor McAlitstcr. t!a said MeAlIlstcr
had ntways been u iaTur Of liberal legislation.
and oil Tie error he had ma1e WAS h!s rul.g IN
the Sullivan trai. Tug nolion to hold p!enis
tafs yoar was Ind on tic tabto hy tic festive
ones. The no1t meeting of Tho Assoc'at!o,!. will
take piace at tliu North Side Turner Hall on
juno ~.
THE ART aAtH.
The attendance at Tin thru evenings fa'c Of
tho Gale collection Of paintings was auitc 'nrge,
but the bidding wns slow and mainly restricted
to the fcnst Important pictures. Following
were the sales: "scone at CordovtlIa" !"
{1bah by Kuwasseu, $U7.50; iwo chicken
pieces (lh1 nnI 18Th by Verl,oesen, &i8
each; t.Myntcrr's Lunch t5gt M exquisite
still life, by, unrnctt. Of Philadelphia,
, 1879-06-07

sion yesterday, and In Lilo County Court lhere
was ou1y tl,c usual rrst o[ petty casos Oh trial.
L wa dull in she stasc's Attorno;'s Office,
duller yet fn tic Sheriff. quarters. md thrice.
distilled ,nilncss prcyniled IN the upstairs
rootns where tho County l3ohttt du congrrKMte.
There ought to have been Committee OIL Tuwn
and f1wn Accounts, hut t: faIIc,l for Yas1t Of q
quorum. There might layu been gnllGritlE Of
thr ,]0int Committee III Public Buildings np,i
Public Service, but cnough Df 'cln tli,tnft yet
around, ntnl 20 It vent orer until this alter
1,oun Hut during the afternoon the Quea.
tfon OF tho Court-ffonsc contracts was dis
cusscd Informally, 7. j. scxtoil aul Architect
EEnn nssfstsnE. 1t Il ttitnurcd that tho Dch,o-
cratic minority IN the Board will nsc every
meuns. legitimate anil otEcrwlsc, to put pn tic
letting oI thcne tpntracts until utter July I.
Tn ttsat tlay the ncw law requiring 4 t<o-thtrts
vote IN all contracts involving over $50 Eocs
intu elect, amt ~, under this Inv, six men cun
block lle winnie thing nui secure tavoratfr con.
sltterati01t from contractors, they want very
much to wait Tho coal contracts werc also
tAlkcd uvcr. ant, tho ltotowncss pf the SPECIALIZED
tcst was exposed. II is said that during the
past weuk considerable rcw matter has been
introduced In rcgnr1 to tho coal question, atul
Y now appenrs yrry unlikely thnt lilo baker,
Wilmington SCHEME tut bo curr.rtl
through on Mon1ay rs was proposed.
Thu "tcstH was tlesfEllett M a blind, but that,
too, has been exposed, aill II now nppears rs II,
for ellaines sake. The conEracts will tiayu IT, 10
awnttlea TO the lowost bidders on good quality
fDsf.
, 1879-06-07

pabic Of takIn9 nti tlle eootl advice vc'llncantng
pcrtons cnn Five HIN. ant. Of then tts'tn4
st sas l. s o 0paS1' soe voaks 81 a, @ pt a eien % il
TIC Jhstscc Courta ns ple!ntiT nyainst Nrs. A:
4; RohInson nn4 T. j. Wells, lhe tnrmor 1T
l'lkc-oncs murder notoricty, nl thu lattur her
cas unon some @ oat,an;sh deed ed Of s esvoysce, ~ ]
nmh tl1n ease agatnst them Ii now pending 10
rhancery beforcJndgc WIlltaua. twas evidently
cxpccteu TINT tho case would ho called yesser-
{, tt,ay. a' hase ashs1ne was planned to prevent
might 10 dismissed Tor lack of prosecution.
Tllilrsdag night this schclno was carried Into
execution III The following manner: 1t about y
f0;h 81 so u epic.ested s ssSsT use sS s o BE- Que
ent1ct upon tl,e old man at his home, tho board
tng-honso of Mrs. Brookman, Of No. G2 West
Randospl. street, null said they wanted hu,
Jnsttsc Of tlu peac0 in Jefferson Or Niles,
uorthwcst Of the cits. 1le refused to
60. Mud qnltc . row ensuel. Two police
mcn on tle beat were called In. anu, after
examining the warrant, they advised sfnt
urovu to 20 With the men, as tho warrant seemed
~ be genuine. They startcd forth, but, nftcr
s!oppnS at varfons resorts along tho road. TIC
C,ons.ahlo md hts assistant; = man NAMED
tie buggy tn which they were driving, and
Mt about II o'clock they tnsa,agcl to
reach tho Park p1arc Hotel, formerly
thu Powell House, kept by d Mrs. Granger, and
located at the cxtrcmc northwestern edge Of tile
cisy. THEY then announced their intention Of
remaining there over night, although the old
nun bcggcd to bo brought before n Justice.
AS tthappcncdt Detectives Altlrich md While,
o. ,1,,. tho ,,r,.ty, sity 1foree' werc at tie
wlen tlrovo ard hts captors arrived.
The sight nj tho officers evidently frightened
OF tho Constable Atd luis assistant, tor after
ordering their prisoner to remain there oYer
night, amd watt for them IN tho mornsnt., they
departed and were seen m moro. What their
entire plan was Is not known, but Maj arovc Ia
strongly of tho opinion that ho escaped
nothing short Of murder. Ito entered .
ruotn, and vas adviscd by, the propr!rtrcsa OF
the house to lock hinsolf securely Id, and hitle
al the papers in 'i!s possession, as ahe Was sure
from hin. He did rs directed. Yesterday
npos1 he returned to thu city, md, ut tho ,nsti-
CATION OF the dstcctives, started to swear
out warrants Tor Mcdonnell nnu Mnson. Justice
Walsh was. llowsYcr, unwilling TO grant nny
warrants ltMtil It had been positively asccrtaif,cd
TINT Mcdonnell was not d Constable. That
point Was definitely scttlct, aud their arrest
will probably be effected to-tay.
, 1879-06-07
MOUNTAIN ROUSE, cgessoN SPRINGS,

Tho Crcsson Apsings, vIday. famed and justly
popular, summer resort, located between Pits
burg and Harrisburg, on the summit OF tie
Allegheny Mountains and on tho ronaaylyauta
Ralln'aa, will be opcn for the reception Ut gntsts
on Juno 70. Col. f. j. finger, now proprietor
Seventh Aranne Hotel. and latc Of tho "union
Depot" fiofol. pttsbnrr, Pa Will be. ~ last yoar,
tic superintendent and manager.
We arc pleased 10 learn that Mr. William II.
Mauger. cashior and room-clork, who was 10 favor.
ably known 10 thu rnany guests nj this resort ast
year, will dli tho san,e office during tho coming
season.
, 1879-06-07

We VIII pnb1lfh at an carly date IN, article cntl.
tied "1mnfoycd Condition Of tho Iron md Btccl
lndaair!cs." II contans the views Of President
Q. ". Potter, Of tho North Chicago Rolling H.il
Company, whose recent epeech In tho Convention
Of Tho Iron At r!ttsburg on bcllalf Of working
men excited aucll general attention,
, 1879-06-07
COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho County Tseasuret's ofllco will be closed
TO tls public to-day.
Around ths County Building lullnees reIRn,
supreme. The Criminal Court Nus not In ses.
, 1879-06-07

EXQUISITE NEW PATTERNS AND DESIGNS
In Administer, Aloqnettc, Wilton, and 5,eussols
carnets al tho Chicago Carpet Co.'s, Wabast ay.
enup and Monroe street. Their pricos haya not
been cQaaod before In twonty years. Furniture,
wallpaper, and bcdanQ At popular psIces
, 1879-06-07

VA XA AAt1\E0 A444OA
MYSTERIOUS ATTEMPT AT MS AssAaatNAT1ny
There wero n rrrat r,,nv i,,lo a,ortra .aoot
uo......, .a,.a.',,,s. ~" NV eso .sst',, unv"S
ye0'etaat .eta'aaae e't: etoecnea Heetota,
frcslaent OF the Chtcago Musical College, who
startled Tor Europa lew days ago, and was to
tlayo sailed for New York thJs morning. The
lo.fa ~ III On. m at.,,.,., -, ~, ,,,s MI.
oAo's " ~" ""' "' '"ttsnp' iu ..s "'o* LUIS
Hae .fus, nut tae ean'as ass!enca which were SUBJ
atnntia1ly tho sa,nc, ,huuch varying somewhat
In tlc,nil, wero entirely ERRONEOUS. and did him
prcat tuiu.t,ce. T;,e nrc truth ia thta. A, E,
e,.;s,1. as.'s,., 49,, .,s '.a@" .u 1,so
oe'oe" eatu1a"y nlene lures "eekB ago ne lcIt
hls hone, No. II Loonis street, for walk.
When passing the alley running into that street
south Of Adams a man stcnnet, IN and n,kra
hin, f,r !, lir,,t IT. y,.rte1n ,,,,,,.t.. $3.50,
~ nv ~ .'1,t. ''l. <es'c'a uo1se!Y aahuea
n's cigar to h'rt, and AZ he did so tho follow
struck at Mr.. Zfegfcla With stiletto. The lat
ter threw up hts left arm to protect his bol]v.
an tho blado OF Tho wen oon penetrated lila cnat
but Fortunately merely ecratcfIeJ tin akin. Wr''
Z!cu;ctd was 30 ustoulshrd at tie su1flrnrcss ri
tho Qttae!s that lo wis rootei to lin snnt. mi
unab.e to sur unytllug for n ,notnupt Or twc.
by that time the man had l[aapnonred
ID tho uljur, doubtless thTnkiutr he Ind n,cn1n-
plishod lis purposu, stnro ho aid nat stnn in
strike q SECOND blow. Pursult wns not oaiY
useless, bit dangerous. 20 Mr. Zfsgfe,J nu'ctfy
returned home. culeayorlur to acr0l,nt far iii
assault. Ils Ind nuyor soon tbu Inar t,nfnrc tn
hts knowledge, aud concluded that hn Ind been
, 1879-06-07

d.. D'unget. dfscoycrof Of tho cInchona cuto fo
drankcnncss, curca all caacs. 1ioonl ~ Palmer
uonue.
, 1879-06-07


Ladies' who will hayo their dscsscs and millinery
ma1e md GnishcdartIstically, as mono but French
mod!stc can accomplish. can have their wtshea
gratifed BY Mnc. soute, 170 State street, opposite
Palmer 1ionsos ~ always keep my peon,tsc,'' II
why this artistic Ia patsonizcd by heIadtcs East and
W0st
, 1879-06-07

Imported Key WeAt ami domestic cigars, whpI
sale Or scfRil. Unwson's I'll Stnte street.
, 1879-06-07
MlInt EcOMl

WHOLESOME.
Dr.. Prices Cream baking Powder Is tho only
kind fnadc BY physician. With special reference
to Ito lenlthfulncas.
, 1879-06-07

=, The sfLEhtcst whifr Of Buck i RaYner's Moth
FosTaer II death to my hnuse insect.
, 1879-06-07

Aaj, 4. J. Grove, an old man Of nearly 70
years Of age, ~ Victim 10 trials aud trltula.
tions sufficient to send MI ordinary mortal TO
Aa grave or to an tusaue-asylusn. But Nal,