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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-19

II. n. WHte 0UUuS, ktHuuUuFK EuBtHEss
The latest productions Ia Swiss Goods, Cambrics,
Nainsooks In magnificent variety The newest things
from the Hamburg looms received direct from the ma
kers This stock s complete and popular because pri
ees 90 low. !. JOHN WANAMAkkk.
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~. No. "a.
p -ss.sAIanss f,Inihinu !

Fronting MARKET street, centre entrance, We
have spieadd Nsertment of Suits. Oyercoats, &C.,
made up In the most fashionable styles. under cur own
personal supervision. The Clothing sell be de-
pended on sssoand ip quality and most reasonable IN
price. 49,; - -
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Yfh;na ana t3lassyyare !.

The announcements given " this new and extensive
Department decided 70 ealarge y greatly This
son shall show the largest and hest stock
In fkis city We AZ out the humbiest kitchen or
the grspdest hotel Elegant Dnner Sets and ordinary
Table Ware Vases and Ornaments OF every descrip-
ton. In lMintep'sI wedgevsod and Dresden Goods
JOHN 'WANAkaKER.
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i.
T.--Stationery and Fancy Goods.

y, s".tUHoty , .ss'u = H'cy uOOus'
sey prsespondrnee Cards s. Articles de Paris in
Ladies' Bags Belts PICKET Books and other fancy arti-
Giles. ssseM ~ = 4 JOHN WANAMAk ER.
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No. 10.
wssshibit aneltns Of shavls every dsaerigtios
s ss sEs. s sSr g. 81 RsI Variety q nsn
grades 10 long ensaaAre stEles either ~ Psin sub
d''' OF high ''''t'a'' 0A Nv "A ANA
Is .,#y7 ..4.ss.. -6.a.; !. Nc: "A
.-C0stdmes,, lCIOaks and Wraps.
cali IL large paes ses apart lor this department.
icns IT'S y tas rig6s on sp.sfiae iism chsstau,
trying sssssfsl .is s. sss.:s :a sa
made psessss ana SlI IasM y y slSS
..si sts.us
No. -
VIII. =. L.-Daessmak'ng noomi s.,.,. In
fbs.n forssn aisss ws are prepared any can
% AZ ~ me Tim. hi, a /. written
er vedaPg sSs tsS ,ss.s
s.afA .,sd .fsla -.----,' III -, ~ ~
,,:it.,.. f.,,I ,,ad No is 55if h .islft ~
J MrElats faF aestlsmspg and Child ,ss,,s.
Such large n Is selected y our w, % Ia
I'm sss
ear setHss ohI "a eeftain places though there are
"a sss ssssss % Gain Seser ss, sas
others Sal W Do large. a.sos!nsa. and
lower Prices Nf'uN JOHN y
s,'.i' S,. Is = I, T. s,s. No. IT, 6 81. as.
!. s:ss s:. Z. sis
as Sc ssa q s
o ase and selects ss: an, ass G ssss
and direes hipofiefs q IL. cartwrighs 4 Warmers
STFsAsse ,traSs a 49,
y ssaF is,fr n ~ fr n -.
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n. F.-Housefurnishina Goods.

On the lower gallery sentered BY broad starr q ynn
per Broad street entrance Is the vast ~
for kitchen service housekeeping rom tne nnsss 70
medium goods, al hand. JOHN WANAmAADn'
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THERE ARE NOW FORTY DEPARTMENTS.

No. a. '.e ii. s,-;
R.--MusIiBs, Flapnels and Dress Innings,
Every good make Of goods Always our counters at
prices be the lowest Some mills put ny
their goods specially according ORDERS that
can recommend them as feliabie. ss''s p: ~ -
- JOHN, w4NAMAKBR.
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This would seem like an unimportant Department..
but the ne keep requires 10 young ladies
MI the time wait on customers. u, :. -.
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-, 3, - W.-T0ys, Games, DC. ~ '
70 please thr children. We keep good Hue or Toys
- - - 'JoHv KASA MAxER,
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Observation-Disclosures

DT MOO Stool Cover and BooR sszlF Ssz3 to Sass
4 AhNONC ORGANS Is stops, 3 set Reeds. Knee
Free. Address BANiEL =. BEATTY, washfaston> NJ
j. aS "a An-t9,-4wL
HAASe Reports and nioi matiol free. Like profts
weekly On StockP options OF siv $50 Address, T.
pTTER wiGHEe Cos Bapxsfs, - Wan 81, n \;
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q u. ,fls7.l I'm q 30. kft,7f r. T..l. a1s
-, Ladies'. Combs, Fans, Ornaments, &c.
This counter is allied with little khiek knaeks shita-
bis Tor presents. JOHN wANAMAKER.
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- X.A-Mats, Rugs, OH. Cloths, &C.. ,.,...
Abeantiful stuck at prices only allowable By great
outlets for goods. JOHN WANAMAKER.
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o.--Ladies'. Kisses NJ esnss' and children''

Aiming TO supply good shoes Of right shapes and at
small profit prHsasMe are succeeding beyond oar exr
pectaiions We meet every reasonable demand upon
~ r satsfaEtI0 tu every respect There 10 no other
place probably in te United ssates where choice can
bemaae from .soc IN Shoes snd EnSesr uoSdssi ever
100000. n 80 SVhN WANAMAAh"s.:
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= US Space Oscdpisd Ground Floor s5 goo Square Feet
ri Space occdpiein Galleries 46S05 Square Feet
The Space Occupea in Basement AS go Square Feet
Giving Grand Total OPS Square Feet amounting to
GOODS and FANCY GOODS III r. ~ -
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si.iga eTIq zaaa
$500 IL - q .

iagsa sd1 - .;a.ncn Ifs) .sa..
isi's7'is Z i,sd.$:vfsa .ysio sis q am.
49, 81 oisa q ,4.4,fslua4 yGl54t.tS hi ~. =
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N .fl.t. { ~ Gentlemen ~ ,s and children .'l'

practical halter 6e yea9sh reputation, Il not 10 be
fbdnd ID ahy hhqnaen the city People can al
Ways depepd on gsttg the proper styles at the most
moderate prices Some persons are led 10 thInk they
aah Get Hats 0hIy places, though there are
0hy q few hrs6isa and these supply
an the beat stores We claim better yies than
others but We can Ana do cain larger assortment and
lover prices hs5tlV JOHN wANAAfAKER.
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With frst-ciass Cutters aud successful Filters, with
Original dresses, from all the best
known foreign ktists We are pfeparedto meet any can
on ~ 9AtlsSiia4 q Il, is,f4,tt .}fsa III
: AT the time this advertisement u written 81 800
order for wedding outht Is going through these rooms
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MN N.-Umbrellas.

Ginghxms, Import From Paris and london many
unique and original handles which mot seen else
where. ~ IL JOHN WANAMAKER-
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'so,la .,I.XS$rSbSr eoois'

Gossamer Cdsts .&atesbroof Garments for Ladies'
Cent? and ChdreA. ears the largest bnyers Of these
sS ;s Y the ss John nj " wHNxH
'"' 'ss' -eo9, 81 a-aAa--s'' - =
:, No. q.
- o. o. 0.-TSnnks. Valises, Bags, sc.
Every requisite siorcTfa refers In this Section,
f, lf,tI M. Ia - NJ JOHN WANAMAKER.
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II Il SAFE to say hat there Is nj sa h stock OF KID
Gloves Ia rhHadefhia as herr We sole represrn-
tativesof the Jsxlxapd Alexapdre and Foster makes
Of KID Gloves !, 49,, M x JOHN wANAMAKER.r
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N, N. N. N.-Speciai Counter FOR Gents ex-
as +, ira Fins Furnishing Goods
Immediately mt Chestnut street entrance. with only
the finest novelties In Neckwezr. Searfs, Collars and
Cufxs, Ac JOHN wANAMAKER;
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sK.--Shawis. a'i,sr
We exhibit ane line sha wls ~ every descriptions.
from real Indias for 500 down 70 the common Break
fast shaw for 81 IA hea6ti l variety OF the meiam
grades in long andsRaare styles, either IN R7in sub
dued or high coIorfngs. JOHN WANAMAkEk.
, 1879-04-02

SUBURBAN 1sEA1 ESTATE.
17OE sALE-Ar ulEycoE-TIIE FINE. RESI-
ljrnee furI1l rir VEuilund ly President Bartlett,
with aoi't II aeres Of ground, The lonse I. -ass
inrfery res, cEt, mid grounds well supplied with
hraring fruit t1ers, and ti frn!.s urIr.. 1hty St5
antI on ta$v terms. MEAD cDE., lin lnsatlc.st.
1IUIl NALE-sIttp Wild BUY a BEAU1lFUt. Lt,T
Chicago: sl5thHH mud $1 Dnthlys chcsrett ptolcrfy
Ia nrRet. md snwl trre alM,riet frte !AroaA fare,
nor sALi:--st:yEsiAK FRAME HOUSES IN NE.
L klralIr locations ut EnI,ewnoa md Normal. ncar
the krs,ul. MEAU & EDE. l41 i.nSalit.st.
, 1879-04-02
UTTERLY UNRELIABLE.

The HIuter. Occnntn'' hlcxtcan Corrrspontl.
encs DuunMncet Of1ciaE1y I'y tle Mexican
6lpvcrnment ns Full OF Err0rs..
FFan ihs Dtdrio Oaefai tfnftrHneHs Gdsfttt}, 1sco
Isrch li, 1871.
iFrnnslattonl.
The Daily Inter L,rean, newspaper Of Chica-
20, III Its number OF the 15tl Of February, 1870
has published correspondence written by Mr.
Byron Andrewk {ono OF the trns elrrs who lately
visited ,.), nn,t datctt IN Mexico tic 2ith Of
January last, In which the CORRESPONDENT mikes
reference 10 an inlorsiew had with the frcs!+
dent nild the Secretary OF Finance, and maEes
various statements, among which there nfc
several which are erroneous.
Neither tue rrceidcht nor the Secretary OF
Finance expressed to any oftllc North American
travellers wlln recently riRitcf us my of tho
opinions wl,,cl, arc att ributel to ,hem,-such as
the ot!c TINT they would bo dlsposcd to support
commercial treaty w'tl. tue United States upon
the basis Of the Afcl4anc.Ocnnpo trraty. T1
know tic ipcorrcetucss Of thus view, It Ia only
necessary to kco the opinion VI the Secretary VI
Fuuncu regarding the MgLunG.Ocanpu trenty,
rs stutcd IN the Exposition III reply to tile te.
tort Of Afr. Foster to tis Manufactured Ass0.
ciattou of Chicaru, which VIA published III tM.
Ua7.0 Ufcid{ Ut Feb. e last. In addition to this
errors. .... .....
1t IN our duty to mako known TINT the cotre
appistcuk Btntns n,1ttcrs which 0tG erroneous
perhaps occasioned by tho haste with which b,
wrote his notes, Or OH lcCnunt ol the liniitct
knowledge which he was able ~ acquire regard
| Ing Mexico. 49,.
Sir. Andrews falls into oi.ler mistakes, but ",
think what VIC i,avr stuffed will be sufficient L
| prevent the acceptance without reserve Of tA
| correspondence referred 10.
, 1879-04-02

Toncas BROUGHT ,p there. We were 73I when
we went 10 {,aije,l TERRITORY. Ono hundred anti
t,lty died down ti,ctu sI,,cs 1871"
tIt IL Dreadful" added tho Interpreter, "to
SEQ tcm Rtort incIt. md 10 sue l1ow they suffer.
II makes nv r,vs wet"
Thu htst6ry III The Eoucas Is peculiarly teucll-
Rlycr, If, gou,hrfn j)skota, THEY wcrr an,urig
ilm most nvblu and friendly Inllsns wrst OF tie
Missouri lsiyer. They look rcadily 10 Tic urta
uf civilization, mn! three years MO i.ail tInny
fcnccs aud iuts, mil lived as few imllans iluro
ever learned to do In 10 shprt a spaco Of time.
lllpy md mii!s, threshlng machines, ami rcnp.
rrR; ntni every CiltDf Ind d you'd house. They
raised u,nrv ,'ue clLtIr, mud received yorr littlu
assistance fruni tic Government. Two yeura
nsrl 4 hull ago they rascd an immense cror.
HIT nftcr aHtvir years Of lal,urt ii was noees-
sary FIR Tic white man's government 10 destroy
reservations had mnlo ile little ronca i,esgrya-
ton part ninL pnrccl u! The great Sioux Rcscrva-
, 1879-04-02

They wilt, anl they Will not, In breath. Alter
threatening 10 reaIgn X the Hr,ssOn motion lnf
thu thncachnent OF la lircplic, Ae tonrioh
Dccazea. mr'i lie rest OF ~: lbtt,-oi~Slhs Go.,.
epiratnrs, wcre ntlnpted hy the Ctnnbcf, lucy
consented to a,.opt NJ. lianlcau's "Orsier a. the
day u sugmatizliig tho oifentcss as iraitnfs'
criminals. nint v!olasurs ot The CnnatiI,,,i,;;
TlIla linz Of conduct Is {ns think. rEhtls) hnla
by the cxttcino lnon OF both ule Monaee's'
and Republican parties to bo
NEITHER LOGICAL NOR '0EsEnous.
II the 1Dth-oi-stnv Catllnct and tile shori-ltvcd
NocElcbuuet Cabinet plotted aralnst tle epu-
lie, ind really OF1Anlznd . eo!ti u'elat, ~ !nc
1,rissun motion ntsertcd, they shoulu nave ocen
had lie solo constl'utionnnl right Of jutling
tiIgm1: nr they might have been tiisLatllnily
partloied. The Minister'S agree With NJ Inc
idcns expressed in tl,e Drisson rcpnrt but ono:
crimtnaly u,,t1 nnconstitutlonal'y; but tt,ey re-
fused to impeach tllctn, as,d wers not generous
enough to forgive them. Whit Ia tho resdlt3
the Kattical partisans Of tho impeachment arc
Tho accused Ministers arc dpaant, mud rcnttS to
attempt another coup d'Gtat directly they got i
chance. No ono Ii satisfied cxccpt the Lett
Centre Tor Moderate Rcpublcana) and the Cnt'-
inct; whtlc9 *hf. dc Broelie, Fourtou y CO.
p,,biihh a formal and eonte,nptuous protest
aRuitst tic RancRu attempt at RtiEnlatlzing
them. They contend {wilh ia!r show Of rras0n)
that tho Semitic nlone could legally condemn
them to even nosal punishment; mud they
threaten Tint, II the Government should (as Il
ia likely to do) post up tlsc Rntncau ccnsure on
the wallR Of Paris nnl tho Provincial towns,
they will post up their own protests next TO u,
and 30 destroy tts whoio moral effect. No.
lie must 60, or thero Will bc Hllscct as
Emile tia Glrardin wtttlly wrote, the Othcr day
"'rhe situation ia great, but tho Ministry Ia
1itte.n
, 1879-04-02

Tho Times is not prepared to indorss oil The
firing fl'nurs Ut Kolu discovery IN Co~lry
Culiity, ka,kas, but VIC ate III receipt III prl-
yutu correspondence Iron. tIlat quarter which
indicates ,llal lhcre hayo beeh Anll]c'ent lovol.
there v III IN AOaht bu Ereat rush Ut psOylc 10
test their reInlu,lity. Our correspondent, WriL-
In. frnnl Fl uorutto, Hull, tayss
ltutnsuse easntisies Of suld quartz ruck hss been
dtscuyprpc at I,Itlu butch. Assays 4aDW II 70 t,u
tu,iugn.sy rich. rne rock II twenty. two feet bo.
neglb lhu uuttacu OF tha soil. TIE Kanaat A!l.ns
f.1mpauy Of GoldoEe are at wofx, ThaT tfa slnks
, 1879-04-02
L.p1,ETu{loW,

Mr. Longtclow once sat IN Boston street
car emitting 10 nh acquaintance when u huFiy
rustic sitting bpsiIu hin, moved bY something
iu the poot'a talk. suddenly askel;, "6c you
In the wool b,ls.i,css, htistcrt" No, sir; not
at present." sula atr. I.oltglcloW gently, uMa
tho fp1mcr mura,urr,k "l'm In the liu.i husi'
ness. tnysrli." liie1 tle, courteous pues, H.
stcaa Of letting tl!eft talk drop, tcsned to the
tnan md said, II iaYu often I'eu strl'eE with
the beauty Of tl'ut plant: ila way Ut growin;:
The hop-1nuu was delighted; lie brought l,is
hurry hand down heavily on Mr, l.Unl fcllawB'
knee. und ahoutel "splclldidI" Z" ,la tremendous
S.iI1tn
, 1879-04-02

Elihn Burrltt left about $1,000, from which
smuil iegncles 70 to the Aniclicun Peace Snctuty
Of boston, to tie New Britain Agricultural So.
c.cty. n,lA to John burrLtt as TRUSTEE, the lust
tic "Durr.tt Chnucl ~ III New Britain. The Inst
seution Of tl,e will reuds ny tolEows: !" Having
thus disposed 0f The property whcs, kind
Providence has pit IL my possession IN way
which hope uny testify my eratI,nde fur Hue'I
n Gift, bc1ucattl 10 thIs. INV ,mtfvr town, thu
uutlyinE alIcrt1nn OF a sou WIN held Its esteem
nut special token of consideration above all the
honor which lo received elscWhere.h
, 1879-04-02

inc three ehafts md hive ordered stamp nd other
heavy mining mills. buildings Nfe rapidly going
nm. tlnidore Is thc nane Of the uew town that
waa }ali nut. The 1'alnee 1lotcl ~ha thrown M flc
othcr dav. and IA rcnhy for bn-snctA. q staTe INC
1lIc hirxinvn Excitement ia AT q hish cbD.
Hundreds visit tho minca aalls. ~
The foregoing letter was sigHcl by Reuben
Brown, II III nornn0.-.
4 few t1ays will suffice to show what if,rrc Is
IN tic "{loldorun Of kan.ns, aml whether It Is
n " put.,ip job /" Of 1n1ni spcculatoEs. Or GENT.
inc bopatiza uf hidden wealth for those who are
10 fortunate AZ to take advantage u the early
lcvCluptncnt,
, 1879-04-02
THE PONCAS.

------ ----.E1'-----~--
THE pONCAS,
, ;, ,,.,. 49,, ,.,,,. ,,.-, ,..,, ,,,,,,u Tar.
r'tor, Sow ~ a.. o., 'ts
turn t" fnat terrtory-n 1h'e.s ~, st",e'
lucht ot Kraaons WHY 1hey 10 NOE Oe-
s'ro to Go hnek.
Lieut.. II. L. Carpenter, of tic Ninth Infant |
~. las arrived at Fort Omaha with twcuty.si1
r',o, 1,at,,. ,no,,hcra NJ t,,e h,,u, wl,, ,rnro
ip"eu 4ulh.,e' .s ".'o w.
removed TO the 1aa'am leFs,tort so.'c t"o seaes
sinec, ngo'nst their VIII aid anna circumstances
whtcl, might almost evoke sympathy in the
hoso,n of a spt1x, This. 1ttt,o band hnyu per-
,ss.,,o1 ~, , ua,j sca,c nnd for tic,n 1,ui1or
Ao''nee wv e.'"', 0.. '...A a' '.".1, e''asa
more ausaie'ous c'Fcu'nHta"ees' a1nost 'ne satnc
,nas tsv sero 40 numbers that
m armed force VIVA sent araIust thcu.
~ Tn., ,,.a.,1s ,no NJ. ,t,,o hn,, y, rr3,o,.
ien ~cehs aeo t'i'o l1t.'o uanu u 1"e'a"s
left their reservation III !nusan territory driven
forth by sickness unl suffering, Us tic Cheyrnues
had pesn before them, They we're seycra, weeks
~, tha roa,s ami little whii, mn orriycl nj III"
nmnNo tv 's Reservation. ~ NV where ,I,cy wrrv a,uonr
ther.rclatiYts. THO onlns'ns gave them Shelter
and they could not well withhold their sym
nnthr, The little band had n,alo their lonr
Journey "Itnoat steal,ns M aI.ie!e o9 hsa'l u
Htoek. thouet tncI iau ltequehtly sunefeu from
hunger. Thcy were thoroughly played out,
manY were suffering fron, fevcr-an'-agllc nlul
1H .saS 1a ihc1 cS,d sfsrrcly ncrfnrSi ,r
.I .imt,, rrn,,Irn,1 ~ fkrn,'
WY 'Ivu.o Wur' IN i, n~ei or,lo- aro,. r., +ha
ons,a ~ ,irro1 si,a aSnra,a as, ~ ta ,utori'r r
~ tn .I,as' s',,,nn ~ ~" Tonnas 1 IN im" tinr
t,str,,tIons s.u romn ~ thn Ennm"m1,1 f:onnrai
~ ia 11onnrtmeSt ~ thn isintt" ~ rnf,,r,, trm
| to the Indian Territory.
,o' ~" ,oat ~ ios+ ynni. md oiiI'..r ,,no tnn
An.nt ~ f""n lint N" i,on.oa war;. ~ tnHn.
nna ,+tov fso,, In ,otoa smt In, ~ ,n1 ~,
h,ht ~ r.,r,I", ~" 49,, ,,x ,,t ,, ,u Nv
auuust y. ~, ,i ~, M ~, "t,, 'i ~. G
S.an nannt"r nrnrn.i1ui to ;he pnnra co,nu tntir
Win Iitf, " f.nrnnrot onI mn intcrnr",rr :Ti,.;
narty entered lie !rst tcneu to whirjr ly carnr.
tns y, ~ y ~ ospa hraya n.d n 4 n!,
unnnrr i % 'ii,. 1ienisn.,,, infnrm" % n, In1lian
. .n M ti,a. w. to w ,n" -,
,n,,o liz pawcna III, ~ ~" rn,a % T.rritrr
@ 1n" h..,a ~, r,ciI. n, thow nv vnrn ~, NH ,sGr
- ,bn;s % rcsn,otinr mn, t,t,nit nrosct ~ ~
~ sc'' ou No n,ns, Tn,rs n" WIZ T,,n s,,"n,, ~
n1, ~ ,nc ; ,rt.Ian !, NJ. ,si1I ssrua ~
@ H.. Ht H., ."n, .,.t " no,..',no t,",,, VIZ,
.a ,,,,a ,'s or". nv ho.hm, Sro "',si h ,nado -"
,. esvn .au w. NV ;,1.ret wv. ~ V't 'uo -.
a.I ~ . III th i,uo ~ H., r.,nt nj
muhu ~ io ;utn,,ort - wv .im H., II. Sof,r., ,y
Iii s,,, @ !; "n.t t,o IN s,,i1,,, ,,,, 1on,', tH
i,rto,ant II" md "i1onr" ' r"iS"nnorr ainnn 7,Tic
imslian arron,. Sar hts ,r,,n. S,lt CARPENTER was
I1.,s.,. ~ e:, W. ~, f,,,i si,.,,, ~ trIico @
nf snrsenIrru,,l nn.t th., i,i,.teua,,t was drtcr
, t ~ ttnt nia H., ny ,,os" - ,"ns nocrS.nrv
,'ro,nr"o ~ h,0 ,, ~" IA. IN" lima NJ
~. nas, snw snna~ stroiI,v, .'n"n
Kim I'm, IN irhini wt,' knSfc.' Wttn sn'rmi;.i
, 1879-04-02

DuAlsD-TEt: nEMASp FlluM rliE HEST GI.,sS
- 1T lea,H tnlostly t.lhcsa'il 'il'tl Tor ItntelAss
AIp;lly t!Iu I"Hland from knn Places nov nl hnnt
llusu Wun.tnE nArBr1 rtGur1 Htlll call III Ns At
o.E,s rJitnt, iaiiirs can ,oiVs nstfiptia 1t tier
Recommendations w,tl u ~ cena!!gst with tt ~.
tlrsirs to nronMIUdats. VI, viii r wien rHlEc rrl
WriInnlr ttru:.t uniY, i! trreHcs4 rrHue:l. l.ttM
'rfjluna tllllihE
, 1879-04-02

1TAS1Eil-WiLL PAY CASH AND GIVE tl0O!l
" trute for $t.Tnos FL !}u UHinrutnlGrel! frame
hnlte pH lot OIL Wabash not ilrther nut tlIan
twenty tecuud.st Address, viii, ali particulars. los4
1rnir1u.Ir.
STTASTEn-Tii nUY-Fnulk tsH FIVE cOTTAliES
w Ur iWu-stury frame houses, south Of EAluph md
West nr iiaIstclst., 10 bE Huvcu. Address \ III Tfu.
u1e office,
, 1879-04-02

Many Indies aud gentlemen know Drnwnt Cnm.
mt and effective for preserving tho teeth. Get tho
rtt,1rIua a-n;1 cuHtu.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-25
vEGETINE
VEGETINE
The VERY BEST MEDICINE
FOR
dyspepsia and Indigestion.

Mr. r. II STEVENS w. LIS hafcng :" ls"'
Nng OF Medicines Vegetinc When I Gh eaa1, Wv ~,
lske egetine two years AGO with snch nsrlsS W
en-, G 49,! trends thought II was a stImuIant effect
Co. m room subside, leaving me rs bad az ne
.Iihihg mat some OF those who reod tbn
The same a,at wrote at that time, might think
noint SirmfI 'e once more 10 satisfy them on that
La o o'Ite began TO take Vegetine almost ttro
!eals ago' have gained steadily nnti thn yr W.
cnnsiSer when am enjoying my former health and
90 NO uyreH cured by Negetine Two vcars
ceDdrod a, AZ low as man could be and live was
10 ia re-, w We ned for eight months and Given mn
ed I'm bsuv uoctors. some Of the most skill.
az S1so ~ we State, They said / had severni
alreases including consumption heart di.eose e
Veoe,in O'. IT. equally fatal, and must die Bnt
az 20 .akeh az last resort, brought me tbrouyh
e anT I ~ na' owe my life. Since my health began
~ cao nave made study of disease and find
W Indi.o " my symptoms 10 have been Dyspepsia
"a y, tnuiScsuon, and also find that Ave eases of
sease ID every Fix, are effects Of the same canse
h tle l0od is not properly digested In the stor.
~ t, - becomes poisonous, pntrld mass which Il,
hUsoloed INTO the blood, and by that IS conveyed Ia
a. puits VI the system, causing symptoms of disease
can" W a.! OF the organs OF the body and If this
In, .tna' - hot removed. these symptoms become In
tne orgahic diseases. have given Veeetne n
.nolough test IN my own case. and also in thot of
u"ni VI my acquaintance, and find II 10 be tbn
tnS "sst medicine eXtant for Dyspepsia or Indlecs
to yI, oLg VI the symptoms OF which Is usually The
vol i,nt, a1 you nave some organic disease am
Y Seii hho"h ~ the towns of GOhstown Weare. and
Nvmtohi OF This state tN II }, and can furnish an
M % c0rroboration OF all these statements
WI "II4Ihg!y answer any letters of inquiry I'm re-
s"'N W III! own case, or the use Of Vegeiine
v,o,, ours truly A. j BURBECK.
y taken regularly, according TO di.
VII! follow It's use - "''P0Pe'a
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND pIoDrcr.

CHICAGO, May "a, 10 A. M.-Pork Juno
~ we July, 80 rex. Combine, 8j53
july 1913 @364. Wheat-June, 81 0sl5
July, 81 0O15.
CHICAGO, May "a, $50 p. M.-Wheat-
Nay'sl Ol1a; June, 81 O135 July, o9%
CoFn-May, 35h; June, 35]s; July, S65S
fork-May, 80 SIX; June, 50 $1,000 60;
July, 80 6715go 20.
CHICAGO, May "a, 1900 M.-Pork-
june 80 60; July, 80 20. Corn-June.
3535@S54i July, 964. Wheat-Jupe.
81 O925; July. 81 OO}5,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-25

The DEATH RATE OF our country Is get
ting tearfully alarming, the average of life
being lessened every year, without any rea-
sonabe cause, the death resulting generally
from the most lnsignigcant origin. At this
season OF the year especially, cold is such
a 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
Fever and Lung trouble has already set in.
Thousands loose their lives in this way
every winter, while had Boshees German
Syrup been taken a cure would have result
ed, and large bill OF doctor been avoided.
For all diseases of the throat and lungs.
Boschees German Syrup has proven itself
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 a
single failure known.