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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

forms the eastern terminus Of that important
line. It IL also IN perfect order. and n largn
business IL daily being transacted over 1t 10
the present detrimcnt Of New Orleans, as
low water aud want nf railway transportation
CofnpeIs shipments North aud West uf cotton
that should and would como here Tho un-
completed gnp between the Duaohita and
Had rivers Is uinety milna IL length. and runs
through a country admirably adapted for
railway building. thetn being M heavy
grades and tho soil being easily worked.
Along tho limo there alto numerous small and
thrifty plauteln aud tho local traffic nlorN
would pny handsomely. Tho nnttfe line. ~
miles. with nlI thn land granted 10 tho old
company will hemnltgagNd IT, rRiae tho funds
to build AMI equip thn road aud plaHH IT In
fst elnas order Whom completed. which
will Wy the first ur t,tptomher. tHat. lntlnr
tie preaout arrangement. thta rnad will form
II liu, botwenn tho gtnai lrs5a aYetem Of
railroads al thn IeNaa Stetn Inns. with nil tue
Wontotn aud Northwestern connections of
that aYatem anil With tho Mi4aIsalpri ayetem
Of railways n NiehRburg.
ThronHhs trains Viii 30 fnflinJ over the
riyei a. Ilekaburg. RIM rtnm That point 10
Iaclsaou, Miss, ~ tia Ntetahlfg and Mo
,ilini i,tad. ana Thence IL Now orlanna Hi,
tho Chungn. NJ bouts and Nav Orleans Naij-
road. which Will aiyn Fnel"r from The
vnrY heat of tho ho4t cotton district II IcNna
and North t,nuialnna. e,nd ifing buck I" N
n vast amount IT trndn which we hGve Lost
III rraaon II i want pt riSor nnI rnil tpane
pnrtation Al pIlrpii uG. a3i ma. srsm te
M i'll i4,,,I
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

Under instructions from Gov. Garcelon. the
arms and ammunition In he Bangor arsenal
were yesterday removed for shipment TO
Augusta. 1t was over these arms that riot
was nearly precipitated on Christmas Day,
the Republicans collecting mob in the
streets. threatening the men engaged in re-
moving these guns unless they carried them
back Immediately. Ii order to prevent dis
turbance the orders Of the mob were obeyed.
and the wagons with the rifles and ammuni-
ton drove back to the arsenal. The Republic
can newspapers erowed over this as a victory;
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31
A ca RID.

Wenrs sorry ~ notice In The farewell pro-
'rrammn Of hIr IL fnko-pth that We ahrnrsrs OF
zig EaIdnnzp VII not have tho pleasure to
hear him but un"o
Without any nt.,ntton on our part - cast the
lenai inainunian To ths dieerodlt of hia mos
ACCOMPLISHED troupe. VIZ were surprised that
he WINS not oftnnrr pnrad hefprethe public. for
VIZ are cnrtnin thu, Sig. Il tldlnzl would have
been npprnailted according to his mHrits IA m
artiat alba 10 npponr beiora tho most exaetlnE
public .nd COMMISSIONERS, ns he has boon pincei
in front Of the mnst difficult opera houpes In
Europe and In the North East and West.
aud has always blen applauied. Hs ho cor
tainly tiNaarvNa 10 IN.
Uauing hat Mr.. Bndanza will ba engaged by
Mr. Strnkoech or some othNr high Opera troupe
Tho coming settOn. 40 that We will hnV, tho
pleasure 10 hoar him again. wo wish him Il
happy Now Yoar ami su&'c ~.
tipg ~ hMAIF5kS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

d. MeCten. of tho Philadelphia i!ohitl Of
iIealih, IL evidently spelling faf n fight After
iudulGtug IL Home helliger"nt i.uiatha the
Other dny nl1nut t,r"et contractors paItict.
laiy and tho public In general. hes informed
u reporter hat lto intended. whom he feIt oss.
hwy, 10 drive you people the reporters
out. TINT tho proceedings 81 tit" honri
might not hn published. Tho principal l''a*,pn
assigned ror this proposed action was that
eluen the proceedings ws'r given 10 The pt"se
nemb"rs Of lie bond hal chnug"d thoir
opinions concerning certain matters pertain
Ing 10 tho functions Of tho bontd Tho l'hla-
eI"lphia Inp"te will proximity Civ" tho board
Of heRlth man all The tghting hN desires II
his yolea cont IL bs rtaei fnt wal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

We are now beginning 10 see some OF the
fruits OF the bareback order issued from the
yice-regal court Of Canada. The blue-nosed
hourls ~ that wIntry cline have smiled In
their shiyering unaress and the world has
thought them happy But there can rs
slumhering fires, It seems, within the arctic
diaphragm. and now we realize the truth IN
the sudden tiamtngup talk Of secession, OF
Independence, which Is running through
Canada like an electric current. Differ
ent people will or course put different
constructions upon the fact but we
shall always believe, that the trouble
began In the revolt of Sthe Canadian female
against the ediet requiring her 70 bare her
neck aud shoulders to theN Borean breeze or
else 70 farego the Joy q gazing upon vice
rpyalty.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

ANEW plpse L given - th".hoefh American
war by ia" proposed withdrawal nom II 81
goIlyia. loayiag l'etn to contend single
banded with etct9tia'tia Ghiii u WINS 4"
liyla which begun ~, .puloai ShN violated
the lights and privileges II fhili. competing
thnt power t. lrgtu military proceedings
ngaitt4i hon I'lom iaajo,,ty of tihili. ie'a
uuiiod with EpdNia. and III" we republics
pnnl the, furr,t. nnl prepared I" aunihlla'e
tlrfit euenE 'i5itpy failed. however. Their
troops were defeated on band and thnii SHIPS
destroyed nj lrn. until the nlllr@ Woia con
WINGED that thrin wats M hnponf a'n'cNeE l"i
thom, bolivia naw proposes ~ vii hdlhW q !
together and nnAn peaeA with th" "n"ny
It is chaErd. aud apparently with trntlt.
thai Bolivia VA hauG ht out bE hiIl. With
'"iu alone 10 contend against Tho wgr rHat
end Inn way ttltnt iimo with "0nul"le Hllrs
enr III th,, Chillnua Ihny have twira al.
ren,IY marched in victory 1" iti'nt. tho l'efu
VIM capital. aud Will probably march th'te
again and aictat,. thr terms II p"aco.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

Memphis Is tn havo her sanitary reforms
afteral Tho TcnneBaen Legislature has ac-
conpliahrd thc object for which 1t was called
together In extra ac4BIpn nnd has adjourned.
II passed., among other things, Inv direct
ing Il tax levy 1T per cent on tho real md
personal valuation Of Momphla for tho special
purpose. first, Of constructing sewers and sub
soil drains; next. FIR paving such streets Or
alleys aa II mny b. necessarily TO pave, in con
ncrtion with sewers or drains, AMI then FOR
such Other sanitary measures us may he con-
ducvo to tho health OF the Inhabitants
Large powers arc also conferred on the local
authorities To enforce sanitary measures. 1t
may he assumed that these Legislative pro-
visions will be mt once utilized. and the city
placed In ~ condition TO render another cpl
demic altogether Improbable. The authorl-
Ties are not likely 10 take upon themselves
responsibility for the consequences which
might result from falIur" to do so.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

'Ihh Rnrint OF iheSouth liz It Affected by tho
itr quite n runshal Of negroes; have already
lott thelraud mnny others arc oH4"r 10 ~
lie cXGdustHEE" mhnly 10 i.an8aa. bomaof
the Columbus oHtsrantt returned within tiv6
dtyaof thri, departure. ono chilly day In Kun
#tt9t l,'inR enough I" GHtirfy them thni II was
u0t thoeouutry th,y wrr" looking fnr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

Among tho gentlemen whose names Will hn
presented before the Legislature for Judges
IN the Third Circuit Ia Hon, Joseph
Moore nf It, Landry. Mr.. Moore y ono 81
the moat premlnsnt Democrats 81 hia Reelon
OF The state. Is q lawyer 81 twonty-tve years
eSppfience ut the bar. and possessca all Tho
arnuiramenta. legal and otherwise. to ndorn
tha positien for which his frlends will support
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

Gov Blackburn. Of Kentucky. who par
sloned two hundred prisoners In the pcniten-
tiary in II month was generally supposed !"
have tho beat pnrdrning record,hut President
Greyy Of the French Republic lays over him.
He has pardouad every criminal sentenced TO
death who aver came before him save one.
and would have lot TINT guilty man escap"
had tho lattRr not declared death preferable to
hard labor and begged 10 he gulllotined
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

found nno i'ualaniHt mninber Of the lnaitln
tire Of That state who iana nod approve OF
tho course Of tIln Governor and Council MI
Sprnul. nf Nezle. i wa" hard work finding
him. and as ihn Fn#iauistg have II cl.nr ma
ipritY IN both houses, with or without Nj.
sprouts vote II Is difficult 10 what tho
RepubitHnn hnve Hniued ~ ihIa discovory
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

There Ia a bill before the Virginia Lcgiala
ture 60 appropriate $4,000 for tho purpose 81
p-nnioning Confederate invalids aud tho
widows and orphans Of Confederate soldiers.
This hill IL u measure OF tho keadjusters'
The Debt Payers ridieulo II md lnaiHt that
the amount ID wholly inadequate. Aaaotn-
apulenrn they favor much larger aprropri-
atiun. Possibly the two factions are after tho
soldier vote,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

There u small election difficulty over IN
Texas. rheppople Or Robertson county recent
IL voted upon the question of tho location o.
their county seat. Calvert. one OIL tho oomnet-
ing towns which waa defeated "on the lace 81
tho retuins." claims that many ST them are
Illegal. aud proposes 70 get III small rero-
lution ON ita own account Tho Maine matter
has ,auaed the excitement III our sister State
IA IA nvsrlnat,ed heretofore,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

The total product of American agricultural
industry n ta7n Ia estimated nj 81 ,nai 40 m.
nearly eight times as great az the aaficnt-
tural productions Of England. and tire"
times ma great IA those of France.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

The Boston fbaf IL opposed 10 making
States ont oF Territpriee that arc "a yet little
more than mining camps. II moro Sthtea
are necessary IL cais FOR n diviainn of Texas,
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ADJUSTMENTS,

FRENCH OPERA HOUSE 3ourbou etroof'-
III, THeyAr0nH'- atrakosch ItaiiH orera
Company.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE tVnrotlepl ~ Vol
rEnrH Iteosr''- Huttuee and Eepning John
L, Raymond.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC -"Bnoos" Nhiineo anf
Etpa{B54@ gnishntu's Tnure
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

For The tfttf States. trctmtr aodhrfiN. ah'ft-
slp ID cotief norihertu ,riuda, erftri paaahlH
ht the eodaf RISING barometer. purity riaadR
fpauihFy and numerous futlia
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31
CITY TAXES OF 1879.

Delinquents still have few days to pay their
taxes without costs. Those who now refuse to
avail themselves Of tho same will have no occa-
sion hereafter to complain of additional eK-
penses. ALE. Fl. IsAACsON.
de2ld Administrator OF Finance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

Queer. liant II. that no ono has YET said
anything relative 10 tho HayoHy condition 1T
thInRa III Maine. Who're arc tho funny ipalsyna
III the Times and ftcuHmnrP
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31

Ono comforting feature Of tho Maine hu1i=
Dess is that II aif1rda an opportunity 10 those
foaminE warriors. Frye aud Blaine. some
how they didn't get their work IN when the
iishtina tvnn fnrthnr Hnnth
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31
The British war,Aews system works '

The British ar-Sews systam works very
ohsmoothly now. Every morning the surface
feot[ the earth near Cabul Is covered five or SIX
we are deep with butchered Afghans, and yet
to this ~ told that Gen Roberts total loss up
one reaiAime y " killed and go wounded. AS
fancy the Ss this thrilling literature he can
obliglngly il&Afghans rushing forward and
English bayonN, paling themselves UPON the
by the noble CoSSts left there for the purpose
ID breakfasting wtniiSlkneys who are pleasantly
III, the banquet is over the cantonment, When
stfo, easily forth aud proestthe trenchermen ambe
nne count the Afghans. Then ed TO unskewer ana
not 4 80 AssaaA rA ana r,NnIse "a
denie nciilgs 10 England IT thAse. - Is II
i Ii thiss dome we should like TO b Il isn't WE way
Nnaaaa4Hho knows better cofrsofed by
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-31
MEhEssSsEl ABBEY,
Ilnviug
LARGE hPARFM ENFS
ALL FRONT ROOMS.
ELEGANTLY FUENiHHED
IL Now Omen To Receive Guests,

tho tcaIon will Hnd II /" their utnreA h. call
md "xampn, IA" henao y aiuI",i ~ thH
CORNER OF FOURTH AND FI!YThNIh
ii rnAtS. surrounded Ivy large grounds. promo
nnle walks. nower pnrdsn. "vorgrenne and
ahr'lo trees. tHW mtnHto@ raa from Canal
areel cars pnHR the h"ua". no and down. overy
fow minutes aud run all night.
W,,EF
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-17

more favored of one kind his chosen mate
in life. But the cup Of joy was not for him
then, and he wandered away, strolling after
a dcyil-may.care fashion around, until the
hates brought him TO Texas. Here, rs else.
where, he was sorry dog, until two years
ago he obtained employment on the Column
bus division Of the J. and G.. n. road.
Finding himself settled, and ycarning for
the old days, he put himself in commune
cation with the wife from whom he had
straycd ten long years before
The affection Of her earlier days she cher.
ishcd still, nor did she hesitate when he
called, but answered quickly, and in
August last, the two currents Of life which
had driited apart were once more joined
Koran was placed by the company at
Arcola in charge Of Il section Of the road,
With his wife he went to his duty and dis
charged it, winning thereby the confidence
Of his employers and the respect Of his
cO-laborcrs. Thus their lives sped on
peacefully and quietly until last Wcdnes-
day, when the husband was taken III. He
paid little heed 10 the malay until Thurs
day night, when he became worse atrbu,-
able, perhaps, TO the fact that his wife was
also similarly attacked Neither Of them
would take medicine, albeit they grew
worse each day, 1t seemed that they
recognized the inevitable and were pre-.
pared for it. At 10 o'clock Sunday night,
Mrs. Koran sank into the slumber froM
which there is no awakening, and at 10
o'clock Monday her husband followed her
into the dreamless land. 4 short time pre-
vious to his death he arose from his bed,
went TO her trunk, took ont the few trinkcrs
which she owned, placed them upon her
person, reclined Himself upon the couch
beside her, and kissing tn. cold face drop
ped into a gentle, peaceful sleep, from
which he never aroused. Two collins were
sent down on the Monday morning train,
and it i, fact that n the time they left
here one Of those for whom they were IN
tended was yctin the land Of the living.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-17
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
FRANCE AS AFINANcIAL PATTERN.
New York Herald


All that the United States need do is to
leave the management OF the finances Of
The country to those who understand such
things as Frcnchmcn and Englishmcn do
their money affairs. If there could be as
surcd TO the United States during this gen.
Grafton such financial wisdom as has pre-.
sided over the Bank of France and the
commerce Of France during the last twenty
years, American prosperity would really
have no limit. Who has ever heard a
money making peasant proprietor in the
French provinces bowling about the
money power of Paris or Ilavrc, Who
b ever read in French newspapers a de-
mand from French farmers and French
vine YowcTs than whom no agriCulursts
IN tins country are more independent or
more seit-rcliam the Bank Of France
should be destroyed because il is an 0dious
bond-clipper or 4 gold bug or silver; bug
In what country Of all the world have
farmers a, a class ever before united or
endcaEorcd 10 unite in a cry that Their fell
lOW-couutymrn whose business it is ~ dis
tribute products between the producers and
the consumers, to provide for the exchanges
Of the country, and to supply the money
which moves crops, ought not to be coun.
seiled with or taken into consideration in
the money legislation! In France the men
who come TO the door Of the farmer and
manufacturer and take products of the
hands Of the producers to transport, sell
and distribute among the consumers, and
honestly 10 return IN equivalent therefore,
are looked upon as men to be cherished !.
low is itin the United States.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-17

A GENTLE STIMULUS is impaired to the
kidneys and bladder by llostetter's Bittcrs
which is most useful in overcoming tor
pidity of those organs. Besides infusing
more activity into them, this excellent
tonic endows them with additional yigor
and enables them the better TO undergo the
wear and tear of the discharging function
imposed upon them by nature, Moreover,
as they are the channel for the escape of
certain impurities from the blood, it in
creases their usefulness by strengthening
and BEAUTIFULLY stimulating them In GER
tain morbid conditions of these important
organs, they fall into sluggish state,
which is the usual precursor Of disease.
What ther con be OF greater service than a
medicine Witch impels them to greater
activity when slothlull No maladies are
more perilous than those which affect the
kidneys; and medicine which ayerts the
peril should be highly esteemed,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-17
HOW THEY DO IT IN FRISCO.

One OF the most prominent young bur
glars in san Francisco was walking out of
court the other day, Just after having Sc
cured an acquittal regarding his latest job
by prompt and buslnoss-like "divyy" with
the powers that be. at the usual rates, a
well-to-do but notwithstanding stranger
touched his arm and beckoncd him into a
doorway.
you are Teddy the Ferret, amt your
asked the gentleman, 'the man who was
tried to-day for sa'e.cracking"
"WelI, wot OF it," replied the house.
breaker.
"Why, just you'll excuse me for
speaking so low-but the facts is, I've come
all the way from San joaquin to look
up party in your line of business"
Have, chl"
"Yes-I-well, I've little proposition to
make to you
Exactly" said the Ferret, calmly
you're a bank cashier down in the foot
hills
How did you know that" stammcrcd
the Gentleman, much amazed.
AND your Casl ana accounts are 10 De
gone over by the Directors on the LIST, and,
as you can't realize on your stocks, you
want me to gag you some time next week,
shoot your hat full OF holes, fni the com
bination in your breast pocket book, and
90 through the safe IN the regular way
"Great heavens, man how did you find
all that OUT"
why, guessed it, It's the regular
thing you know Got three orders to at
tend to ahead of yours, now. Lemme see.
Can't do anything for you next week, but
might give you Wednesday or Thursday OF
the week after. How'll that suit your
The cashier said he thought he could
make that do, and in less than five min.
utes they had struck q bargain and arranged
the whole affair, 81 Exchange.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-17

Az Elegant Chrome Cards, with nsiue. postpaid.
~ 10 cents, l., JONES n CO.. Nassau, A. s
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-17
UNITED IN DEATH.
A MARRIAGE ROMANCE IN HUMBLE LiFr'

4 MARRIAGE ROMANCE IN HUMBLE LFE'
Houston (TcyaS Telegram,
Twelve years o! more. ago, back in the
states, NJ. Koran and the girl Of his choice
were welded, and for time lived in the
full enjoyment Of their bliss. Anon, how.
ever, u cloud began to gather in their do
nestle sky, no larger than speck At first,
hut with The floeting days il increased, un.
til the pent up storm burst and severed
them in twain.
Koran was no rich mans sou, educated,
blue-blooded, and high.strung, but he was
man for sll that, ana he loved his wife with
q love as warm and true as ever loved the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-17
,r,o INVENTORS AND MECHANICS.

PATIENTS md how 10 obtain them. Pamphlet oi
pacop free, upon receipt Of StAmpe for postage
'IaSYess GILMORE, SMITH h co..
Solicitors OF Patents. Boz 81
Wathipgtcb, DC,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-17
M--A'liiiJ'-IIF,Il'S
The NendeIsSoIm Uprights
ARE THE FlNEsTIF AMERICA

.Trhhoy ntc pronounced the Pianos Of the Furrrf '
ny CprSht hsi more powerful tome m ovcb
0ua aRe sntLe scale, longer sust incd sinc7n.
greater durability and ability for stalng In 49,,
, ns great superiority dcstins II 10 cntirek -nmrr
ccde ,he ordinary square piano in Ink cnn,;,r, ~
has already done In EnrsDd was 'o"""y'A' u
EYeay MendessOhn Tprirht pi,,,ob Ia. =,
o ,rlc, Pl'ATENT DOUBLE REPFNTiSC IPSA}psIiSs
az i iEN MAD" expressly for rs IN Paris fanrr
our N"'"''' ~ "U'-tiNr~ ut
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-17

Why will you ,uhe, with the Dyspepsia
and liyercompla.n, Constipation, and gen
eral debihtywhen you can get ~ our stores
shiloh's sytcm Titali2er which We sell on
a positive guarantee to cure you. Price
l0cts. and - e. For sale by Barclay
Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-17

! was taken with IN acute attack of
Rh.umatism last fall. and confined 10 bed.
At first employed a physician, without ben
eft; then semitic Wanglcr Bros Drug
store, and obtained bottle Of ST. Jacob,
Oil, the use Of which soon gave me reliei.
ana cured me OF the attack can rec
ommend it 10 all suffering with rheuma.
tiSm. Respectfully,
MATT. MCDERMoTT. |. {. II. Z. sh0ps.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-17

~ new anh sHictY irst-class, and SOLD n IN,
lowest net cash holcsalc factory prcrs direct a.,
the purchaser. These pianos made one OF the fne.t
nl-pIays 1T the Cincinnati Exhibition aud a'sr,
University recommended for the Highest Honor.
Ahc square Grands contain
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-17
MATT. McDERMorr, ]. CIR. R. shops.
DoS'r BE DEcEIyED.-Many persons sa.

DoS'T BE DEcEWED-M Many persons say
81 haven't got .be Consumption" when
asked to cure their Cough with SNiloh's
Consumption Cure Do they not know
that Coughs lead to Consumption and
remedy that will cure Consump-
ton will certainly and surely cure a
cough or any lung or throat trouble. We
knowit will cure when all Others fail and
our faith in it j, so positive that We viii re-
fund the price paid if you receive no ben
eft. Is not tii, fair proposition. Price
lOcts. 80 cts, and 800 per bottle. For
lame Chest, Back or side Use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price q CT. For sale by
Barclay Brothers
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-17

n questioned, send Tor cor pamph.c" Natures
Laws" giving extended info rmaiion and testmo.
ulals from the IRE, people OF the country. Mailed
free.
The remedies are sent by msil, postpaid, on -
Chipt Of price except the sat which is sent ty cN
press az purchasers expense.
Consui;ation free, and solicited a; oCr ono
~ nail giving ful! description OF yogr tAsc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

SEJ,RET HOW 10 become rich and watch
~ sent free [ $, Agency, Mogni W,
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VI AM FACTORS..
No" tne finest anu largest IN the world
OVER $4,000 IN USE,
very Piano Fully Warranted for Five y..,y
We are now making I'll our Pianos entirely NJ
HULcANIZEp LUMBER

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