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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27
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EAST BurSp.
Mall train arrives at Richmond tally *
ceDt sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .'S'3O "a
E1prc.s train arrives Al Richmond daily
~ ma
aul on Tuesday. Thursday. an" Satur
day connects at Richmond With Nlr-
ginia Steamboat ConptuS> steamer
Ariel, which leaves iichrirud for OH
Point. Norfolk. &c, at 7:lJ \. VI.
Accommodation Train arrive, al R!ch-
mond daily except sunday at...........9: 900 \. ".
A mixed tram leaves sarnon :, 5:i3 A. w.
from Washington, and arriTcs at Hlrhn""! .! f'iV
Z. N. daily cNc"p, sunday. ,.-.,,.,~.
connects win Virginia MldlHh RAJ goa = '''
Ing at ll:00 \. ". for LyrclhIrs AMI Atlan-,'
Mississippi and Oa!o Railroad ,tt'iyn., 'mi y =.
Vrginl, Midland railroad, leaving i; $40 /. NJ ''f
Washington. ,,.
Is connccts with VirsHui. Mhla'iA r,'r'e! o.
ing al $3.50 A. u. for Wa,l'ust"!'' h44 "H.u
ginla Midland railroad, c.s.ng Al 100 \ u; -
d connrcis with Valley railroad. icar'a- ): Z
+ connscis With Valley railroad !rs>tn.'' liI'
A. NJ .ur liArpers Ferry. "a
+ connects with stage line FOR lrS'ntt''' . =,
G connects with c. Il. = aud T. +. >'-'''F' -" ~
points on the OHIO river and Cinc."at|. =, Ma
II connects with Scio,o 'aii'y !'"I'a' ~
| Northwest. 49,. 49,.
j connects with all lines dlynr:ins :" ", W"
Northwest, aud Son,hwe.t. W; $4,000 -,
CONWAY Z. HOWARD. General fs->c'; :nr a
| Ticket Agent. - -
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| OFfIcR GENERAL TiCKEr A"tHE', \
RICHMOND. VA. April - 49,. -,
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NM 1917
| " tra!rs on this road VIII run as fo'.o"''
NORTH BOUND. ,.r,
No l-s.o0 A. NJ leaves EyrL-S,res. :.A'.op ~ -.
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Street station daily Iexccp' SUD-
| days..
SOUTH BOUND.
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| NJ daily teNcert Sunta!.,. nsr,-
| New YORK. s:la A. ~ E,,i.
tslph!a. ll:45 a. ,ns,.@.
more, $3.50 I. u. " a'N1e
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daily. Leaves Ntn .' 1.i1 4
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daily lexcept Sandra,sySi
| General Ticket Avn "a
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AUCTION SALES.--FutHreD Days.
BY Chafin. Staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU
" ABLE TRUCK-FARM OF 55A 4 CRES
NEAR THE EASTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY.
In pursuance OF decree Of tine Circuit Court OF the
cember. 1876, in the suit Of Conrad, trustee, SIS.
Frirz and ais. shall, on TUESDAY the 26lh day
of August. 1879. commencing at O'Clock z. NJ,
sell a. public auction upon the premises, the above
described FARM or TRACT OF LAND, formerly
occupied by 7. C.. Fritz and now rented to Mrs.
Jane King, Situated on the line Of the York River
menis consist of II comfortable DWELLING and
Nil necessary OUT-BUILDINGS, 1CE-HOUSES
&C.
TERMS: One fourth cash residue upon six. twelve,
and eighteen months credit, The purchaser giving his
negotiable notes for the deferred ymcnts. with in
.ert ST added and the title be retained until the
whole purchase-moncy is paid and CONVEYANCE or
dercd by the court. A. 4. COURiNE1,
Special Commissioner.
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nEPAHTysH 9r BgEAxEEr,.

EOR NEW TORk .-The old s-IFPS
u Dominion Steamship Companys sRssxeaaa
steamship WYASOkE, Captain Couch, will sail
FRIDAY. August 29ih, at Q O'Clock i. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock L. NJ.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods FOR
warded with dispatch To all points north, south,
and west: also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. $12; 1ouud-trip tickets
S24. Steerage, Sc and SS.
For freight or passage apply to
6. W. ALLEN Il CO.. Agents.
au27-9t COmpany's Wharf Rockets.
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Isincc the days Of Hannibal, or than the
world was destined again 30 see until the.
days Of Napoleon The only possible re-
ply L. that every now and then nature
mskes man who is marvel and can DO
anything. Sept tender AtldHsic.
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By Frank j. sampson.
Real Estate Agent, !.uctioneer. and Notary Public,
cflce corner OF Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
By Frank j. sampson.
au %
10IDsUIPHI-P SPRINGS FORsALE.

GOLD SULPHUR SPRINGS FORSALE.
~ We will offer fnr sale. tn the highest bdner at
public auction. on the 10TH OF SEPTEMBER.
1879, that VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY
known rs the COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS, situ-
ate I'm the county OF R0ckbrdRe, Va, AMI TWO miles
from Goshen Depot. Chesapeake and ohio railroad.
Sale TO be made on the premises.
TERMS Made known on the day Of SALE.
II. a. GOODI.OE,
au S.eodtds JOHN ID. STEktEl l.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1SsEFG
" COMPANY. ssSeA


ITO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT ~@A@,
n FOE 25C. -
esl ut 1904 Main street aRd get pair Of SPECrA.
Giles or EYEGLASSES. A large aesortnsas 81
superior quality always "a haaa. frtses from ases
upwards. SktlfaIly adjusted 70 the eye by
4. w, H. COWAkDIS,
Practical Optisssn. Watshmaker and ss~elier.
nh 2a-en le0a AAA e0ss@
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BY Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent, Auctiopccr. and Notary Public
Office corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
" UABLE FARM IN CHESTERFIELD r0uN'
Try. NEAR THE CLOVER HILL COAL MINES
By virtue OF Il decree OF the Circuit Court for Ches'
terrified county. entered at the May term, 49, In
The case Of Fiuney rs. Wake. We Will sell In mont
of Chesterfield county courthouse, OIL MONDAY
the Sh day Of September, 1872 between ne hours
of l and z O clock Z. 81. the VALUABLE FARM
now occupied by DR.. John Wake. called Physic Hi
asa whole or III such parcels as may seem best On
the day Of sale. The whole tract contains SS3a
ACRES IL has been divided into five tracts. af
NAV be scen by plat Ia The auctioneers Office, and
which will be exhibited on the day Of sale. Lot NO.
with most of the buildinss contains 1855 acres
Lot No. 2. 1919 acres; Lot No. 3, ls2t acres; Lot
No, 4, OOA acres Lot No. g. 32A acres. This lano
for the ost part Hes beautifully. Is well wooded and
watered, with two county roads passing through It,
and bordering OH the Clover Hi!l railroad; conre.
nient TO schools churches, post Office and railroad
depOts Portions VI the land has quantity OF cord
wood some of the very best for shipping purposes,
and otherwise we'll ilmbered.
TERMS: Enough ca.h 10 dcfraY the expenses OF
suit and sale, commissioners fee-, &c. tSay ao"n
T5O0); and ~ to the deferred payments, on credit
Of one two, and three years for negotiable noieS.
with interest added from day of SALE aud ute re-
tanned until The last payment OF purchase money IS
made and conveyance ordered by ne tircult
Court. BESJAM!N II: NASIi.,-
WILLIAM ]. CLOP1ON.
NIL % SprcidI Commissioners.
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INMAN LINE SIIMa
UNITED STATES sEssa. $3.50
AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWS AND
LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.
CITY OF BERLIN, 5.49l tons:
CITY OF RICHMOND. 1907 tons;
CITY OF CHESTER. 1866 tons;
CITY OF MONTREAL. 1870 tons;
CITY OF BRUSSELS. 3.775 tons:
CITY OF NEW YORK. $500 tons.
THESE MAGSIFICENT STEAMERS are among
the strongest largest. and fastest on the Atlantic
and have every modern Improvement. Including
hot and cole wafer and electric bells In state
rooms revoIviu. chairs in saloons bath AMI suoa-
ing. ruoirS barIrr-shOps. SC.
For rates Of passage and other information apply
IN JOHN G.. DALE.
Agcut 81 Broadway, New York; or 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO..
4, 1-4od1v Richmond.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION INaS9s-m-:srT.::: IL; i;
Il RATE TO LYNCHBURG ANn-sSz--ssssss;-l-l-I5
THE SOUTHWEST VIA LUCADO'S Line FROM
RICHHOND.-For further information apply ~
Office, on Dock between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
streets. Richmond, and on Jefferson and Tenth
streets, Lynshburg, Va. Il. +. LUCADO.
M 2Z-lm
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ALLAN LINE OF ROYAL .%FFS
n Mali. STEAMSHIPS FOR EU-->sSAsssss
ROPE, sailing from Baltimore. Md. every AL
TERNATE WEDNESDAY for Liverpool ria
Queenstown. superb cabin accommodations Rate.
Of pa sage: Cabin, i75: Sceraye, S2S uterine
diatc $40 Also. WEEKLY MAI. SERVICE be-
tween Quebec, Canada. and Liverpool cid London
dcrry-ihe shortest possible SEA route. Steamships
with excellent passenger accommodation Sal
from Quebec EVERY SATURDAY. This r"Ite
offers 1000 miles of inland navigation ana the
cross the ocean In five DAYS Cabin tickets include
rail fare 10 Quebec. a. ". GAkBER. Agent $50
Main sircat. 'LErE 4 ALDEN. General PASSENGER
Agents. o7I Broadway. New York. j. 3-eod
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P0STPSSEMEST,

POSTPUNEMENI.
The above sale Is postponed. on account OF the In
clcmency Of the weather. until THURSDAY- Au-
gust 2Sth, at II O'Clock NJ.
CHAFFlE, STAPLES & CO..
uo7 AuctiOnPer5.
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RICHMOND, YORK RlEERSTsua
ICAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. HaasssssSSe.sz&.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPVRTA.
TlUN COMPANY,
Througi-freight route between Richmond IVA.
and Boston. Providence. and all New England cities
Steamers leave WEST POINT, VA, Oh each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 1t II noon con-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive At WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston via Boston and
Providence Railroad viu West Point. Va.
II. 7. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
V.D. GRONER. General Agent. ap3
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a J. rIrrrur aAsILr,Eg--This nay.
rTiGH-CoNsTABLE,E SALE

5F55S;iI AMGAAOIsS -
HiGH-CONSTABLE s: SALE Z
IT, OF
FryE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN 4FURNi-
TUnE, CARPETS. PIANO, &C.
will sell ut public auction ON W EDN EsDAd 'ne nc
27rh eay of August. e79, of 10H O'CLOCK a. M. ~
my Office, No. 1906 east franklin street, the ioi-
lowing rroperty-yiz: .,o,,,u
| I FINE WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT. consisting
| OF WARDROBE, BEDsTEAD. hARBLE-Iop
| .DREssING-CAsE, MARBLE-TOP WASH
STANDS. TOwEL-RACK, and g CHAIRS;
! Q BRUssELS CARPETS, nearly new;
large lot or handsome OIL -CHROMOS,
| / ex-oCTAvE PIANO.
HAIR and sHUCK. MATTRESSES.
| No. 2 COOKING. STOVE and UTENSILS,
| and numerous other articles.
TERMS: Cash. T. l.. WHFIlNS,
au2s.2t II. G.. G. r.
At ON.-WEDNESDAY, .AU-
n GUST 27. 1879. at 5 O'Clock 2. n, we Will sell
| the BRICK STORE AND DWELLING No. SG06
Lester street, now occupied by MIR. A. Black, COLI
| tanning eight rooms.
TERMS $500 cash: bp,anee on ommodating
| time. CHAFFIN, STAPLES e Co,
an 22-bt* AuctoDesrs.
I0LD BRICKS.-On WEDNESDAY,,
~ 9th August, 4: 1Of A. 81. we will sell &C auc-
ton. az corner OF Canal and Tenth streets, about
$4,000 OLD BRICKS, 10 be remoyed at once
TERMS Cash. GRUDBS WILLIAMS,
an 25-3t Auctioneers.
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DICHMOND Bazaar,
n NOS. 1888 AND l44o FRANKLIN STREET.

THIS DAY at O'Clock we will sell as above
THIRTEEN HORSES and MARES-young,s stylish,
and reliable TO harness.
These orses are fresh from West Virginia, and
portion Of a CONSIGNMENT. which must be closed
without delay. To parties wanting nrSt-class stock
this sale offers rare Inducements.
JOHN 3. DAVIS, Proprietor.
f r Cook Salesman, au 27-1t
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DOR SALE.-I offer for sale private e.
Il lymy DWELLING-HO No Is Twcn- E:I
ty.ninth s,rsct, Libby HILL The house has seven
rooms, he,idcs bathroom In main building: de.
teched Kitchen with three rooms all the necessary
out. buildings. Including stable The house Is SIX
years old and is IN a frs-caSs nfighborhood, ana
has a beautiful view. Terms very liberal.
auo3-Iw JOHN A. CURTIS.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, A GOOD
Il FARM, well wooded and wafercd one mile
from Powhatan station, Richmond and Dauville
railroad. Good location for physician. Terms
and price reasonable. Would exchange for city or
Richmond or Manchester property. Apply 10
FRANK j. SAMPSON,
Real Estate Agent.
au 23-5t MaEchesteT, va.
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RAILROAD LINES.
90 szb
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ON AND AFTER THE eth INSTANT
STEAMHRS BOSTONA AND FLEETWOOD
WILL CONNECT REGULARLY At HUNTING.
TON WITH TRAIN LEAVING RICH
NOM AT IL p. NJ
The 8 A. M. train will not connect at Hunting
tom CONWAY r. HOWARD,
!. EUs.. -a General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
IN. 8. DUNN, Eugiueef and Superintendent.
au 27-lw
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Z! MO se ], a rsea.,v,sn.,'

The brief note published By the Dtspasca
., Monday attracted the attention Oh 2 .
s.fair ladye,' and she has taken @ tue tfou.
hls Is ,rauscribe in her hand, $50 sweet
and md nj l,ecsuai,o the poem asked tor. She
.n,orms us that she copies It from o book
entitled "Goiden Thoughts on Mother,
Home, and Heaven," from Poetic and
Prose Literature Of all Ages and slt Lsnds.D
She ventures the suggestion that they are
worthy OF our perusal, and with that we
turn them over to the perasai 1.-The reaaec,
as in duty bound.
]. - .xrnsa m MR ARXy. -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-23
CAIRO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Editor Cairo Bulletin:
Never was the writer so agreeably sur
prised and highly entertained as to-day, on
visit to your high school. Through the
courtesy of Prof. Alvord he was shown
through several departments, and every
where each pupil seemed to be working tor
dear life, as though the success Of the en-,
tire school depended upon his individual
effort. To say the discipline is exception
ably good is poor complimcnt-it is adj
mirable-and all because the teachers un-
derstand their business, and know how to
apply the touchstone of kindness. That
there are excellent schools in the larger
cities, is true; but the patrons of your
schools need not be ashamed to have yours
contrasted with the best in the land.
Whilst the branches usually taught in
public schools receive thorough and criti-
cal treatment the writer knows OF no other
schools in which telegraphy and phono-
graphy receive such general attention.
Last, but not least, we visited the pri-
mary school, presided over by Miss Rogers
Here we found nearly one hundred little
enthusiasts, working for dear life The
writer trusts the good people of Cairo will
take no offence when he pronounces Miss
r. one of the best primary teachers he ever
met.
In the roster of visitors many names were
noticed, most of which, however, were of
those residing in other cities and towns.
It's hoped that the resident visitors are
so numerous, their names cannot all be
registered. A, II. II.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-23
yEGETINE
VEGETINE
The VERY BEST MEDICINE
-FoR-
dyspepsia and Indigestion.
NEWTON, n. H.. March u ,s--

Mn. r. II. STEVENS ~ 49, ''"''" ~ 1850
Dear sis,Ionce more take the pen to praise the
king OF Medicines, Negetine When / begau IN
take Negeiine two years ago with such marked hen.
ent, my it,ehdr thought 1t was stimuant effect
anu "Vuiu rooh subsidc, leaving me ~ bad as be-
lore Ihlhking that some of those who read the
testihohlal mat wrote at that time, might think
the saie, Wrlte once more to satisfy them on that
point. since began to take Vegetine almost two
years ago, have gained steadily until the present
tune; az "hlch am enjoying my former health and
cohsuer myself cured by Nege,ine Two wears
ago was as low as man could be and live. | was
connhed 10 the bed for eight months and given up
70 uie otSiSht doctors. some of the most skill.
ed III tne state They said | had several
diseases including consumption. heart disease and
seNera o'uet- equally fatal, and must die But
Negellht hken as alast resort, brought me through
and 10 thst owe my life Since my health began
10 improve nave made study Of disease, and lind
the cause OF my symptoms TO have been Dyspepsia
or Indigestion, and also ind that Ave cases of
disease 10 every six are effects OF the same
when the food is not properly digested In the stom
acn' ~ becomes poisonous, putrid mass which IL
absorbed INTO the blood and by that is conveyed 10
all parts OF the system, causing symptoms OF disease
in any rail- Of the organs of the body; and II this
cause Is not removed these symptoms become in
time organic diseases. l have given vegetine a
thorough 81 In my own case and also In that of
many OF .ny acquaintances, and find 1t TO Be the
very best medicine extant for Dyspepsia or Indges
tlon, one Of the symptoms OF which IL usually the
belief that y0n have some organic disease | am
vel known IN the towns of Gotfstown. Wearc, and
Newton, OF this state On II }. and can furnish an
uadculabe cOrroboration OF all these statements.
Twill willingly answer any letters of inquiry in re-
gard TO my own case, or the use Of Vcgetine.
Yours truly, A. j BURBECK
If VE6ErIHE Is taken regularly, according to di-
rectons, certain and speedy cure Of Dyspepsia
will follow It's use.
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days when dark clouds overcast the hor-
lion, when nausht is heard but the roar
and rush Of angry waters, and weeds alone
grow along the banks. Surely the filing
now catches darkness and gloom from the
surrounding conditions, and steadily weav-
ing on, we walk in the sunlight threads
But if we strive to do our duty well, If
We but try to live up to our highest con-
ccptions Of right, surely loving Father
will look upon the darkness OF our lives
with the same kindness that he does upon
the brighter spots; for, knowing that the
darkness only serves to make the light shine
brighter, and that they are the evidences of
a souls passage through sorrow, affliction
and despair, will he not bestow higher
benson upon the life that has wrought the
light out of darkness, good out of evil,
than though no gloom nor temptations had
beset its way2 Will not the good Father
take note of the struggles for right,
the signs and tears for something
better, and the efforts we make to attain
higher standard of good? We think 50,
and that his loving and divine benediction
will fall the sweeter upon our lives. What
though we have made mistakes9 What
though our garments are scanned and
patchedl If we have strivcn to rectify the
mistakes, and have carefully gathered our
dropped stitches, our efforts are not all in
vain.
These experiences, they are indeed les
sons of wisdom, knowledge and under
standing; and although they may seem
tancitul and harsh to our external lives,
yet to the soul they ever prove blessing
for they assist it to burst the shell combining
it, and to expand outward and upward into
a free and perfect condition.
CAIRO, ILL.,, May, 1879. AUNT FANNY.
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For the Cairo Bulletin.
MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL DIS.
CIPLINE,

What store-house of knowledge and
experience the human mind may become
"a store-house replete with treasures from
which may be drawn light and truth.
The human mind is repository of wealth,
from which cyhaustless stores may be
drawn without draining 1t of its richness,
but multiplying it instead. Still if we are
unmindfnl of this mine, and draw not from
its depths, it will cease to yield its supplies,
and grow barren and unfruitful.
Every life must have its experiences --ex'
pericnces that may be of good or of So
called evil, but which, nevertheless, devel-
opc the life from its crude, imperfect condi-
ton ultimately into higher, nobler state
of being. Every day events of our lives
are teachers. Stern and harsh though they
be, that are training our souls with that
course of discipline which is for their high.
est good. Into the web of life we steadily
weave day by day the threads of our
thoughts and actions. When the sun Of
prosperity shines warmly upon us; when
the musical murmur Of joys liquid stream
and the sweet out-pourings Of peace and
hope bloom along our path, then the threads
we weave catch q CLEAN Of sunlight, q
sweetness from the music and fragrance
from the flowers that delight ones soul
But the spirit has days when no light
beauty nor fragrance thrill II with glory
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-23

STIMULATE THE SLUGGISH KIDNEys-ln
addition to its tonic and cathartic proper
ties, Hostetters Stomach Bitters, exercises
a beneficial influence upon the kidneys and
bladder, when they are inactive, by stimu-
lating them to renewed exertion, thus re-
opening, as it were, sluice for the
escape of inquiries whose regular
chanal Of exit is the organs Of
urination. Among these are certain
abnormal and inhamatory elements, pro
ductive of ireparable injury Of the system
if not entirely expelled. The kidneys and
bladder themselves are also benefited by
this stmulous, as their inactivity Is usually
preliminary to their disease and disorgan-
ration. They also experience, in common
with other portions Of the system, the po-
tent invigorative effects Of the Bisten'
which furthermore corrects disordered con-
ditious Of the stomach, bowels and Liver.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-23

The DEATH RATE OF our country Is get
ting tearfully alarming, the average of life
being lessened every year, without any rea-
sonable cause, the death resulting generally
from the most lnsignigcant origin. At this
season Of the year especially, cold is such
Il common thing that in the hurry of every
day life we are apt to overlook the dangers
attending it and often find too late, that a
Fever and Lung trouble has already set in.
Thousands loose their lives in this way
every winter, while had Boshee's German
Syrup been taken cure would have result
ed, and large bill of a doctor been avoided.
For all diseases of the throat and lungs.
Boschees German Syrup has proven itseh
to be the greatest discovery Of its kind in
medicine. Every druggist in the country
will tell you of its wonderful effect. Over
100000 bottles sold last year without
single failure known.
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VEGETINE
FOR
A s II III M A.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Mn. H. r. SrgyESs-
Dear Sir,--For the last fifteen years, during the
months Of May and June, | have been aiFlictcdOith
what the doctors called Asthma II was very dis
tres-ing rendering me miserable. so that dreaded
It's coming on. was recommended to use Vege-
tine. took two bottles before expected the at
tack, aud wa, entirely relieved ! feel grateful to
Ncgctine. JNO. T. RALINGER
lltN Greek 1t, Phila
NEGETINE has restored thousands to health who
had been long and painful suhNers
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-23
THE MAILS.

GENERAL DELIVERY open 80 u. m. ; closes
" $3.50 pm; Sunday; 10 a. IN.
Money Order Department open at 8 a. m; closes
al p, IN,
Through Express Mails via Illinois Central and
Mississippi Central Railroads close at 1890 p. m,
Cairo and Poplar Blum Through and Way Mail
closes al 1880 m.
Way Mail Via Illinois Central, Cairo and Win.
ecnnes and Mississippi Central Railroads close at
sa5 p, m.
Way Mail for Narrow Gauge Railroad closes at 8
am.
Cairo and Evansville River Route closes at $50
?. m. daily except friday.