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WHY NOT STOP THISl

The cash value Of an Italian boy has been
set in Boston at $50 When the relatives ola
certain boy sought to redeem him from
scrvitude, his padrone demanded that az
the price OF him. The Herald BOSTON,
says the number of such children in that
city is great, and has heavily increased,
OWING to the severe laws enacted in this
state and in Pennsylvania. Some Of the
children were purchased in Italy of their
parents or of persons claiming to be their
parents, while others where stolen or kid
mapped from their homes or on the streets.
They &re now employed as bootbacks, beg
gars. and street musicians, ard are cruelty
punished when their earnings are not sufii-
cicnt to satisfy their employees. The story
is related of certain child guilty Of NO
other oiIcnse except that Of earning 25 cents
instead of 80, who was stripped and beaten
with a leather strap until the tendon of his
knee was laccrated and his flesh was cut to
the bone, and that in that condition he was
dashed to the chimney on the root. exposed
to the keen frost of winters night.
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CHuRClfS.

A FRICAN n, X. Fourteenth s,rcct, between
n Walnut and Cedar -trccts; services sabbath II
.. m. 1ndfsO y. ~; Sunday school 30 p. m.
EHKlSTIAN Eighteenth street; meeting Sab
" bath i0:aD p. la.; preaching occasionally
CHURCH or THE REDEEMER-tR Episcopal
" Fourteenth street; Morning prayers tsabbath)
1890 Il. M; evening prayerA, 1D D. m; sabbath
school H. m. Rev, NJ. j. DillcnLee, Rector.
C'GRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Il Preaching al l0:SJ =. m, 3 p, IN, aud 80 D. IN.
sabbath school At - p N. Rev. I. j. shores,
pastor.
I LUTHERAN Thirteenth street; services Sab.
II bath II q, and 7:JJ p. N; Sunday school ga.
NJ. Rev. herrchncr, uastur
ETUODlST Cor Eighth and Walnut streets !;
vi Preaching Sabbath 1889 \, m. and p. IN, /;
prayer meeting. "wednesday 7D p. m: sunday
School 3 p. m Rev A. +. Morrison, pastor
DRESBYTERIAN Eighth street; preaching on
j Sabbath al II 90 4. N. and 7@D y. IN; prayer
meeting Wednesday ST 40 p. m; sunday school
at 3 p M. Rev. b. !. George, pastor.
CRCOND FRER.WILL BAPTIST Fiheerth
- street. between Walnut and Cedar streets; rer.
ices Sabbath at ) and 80 p, m
ct JOsEPHFs < Roman Catholic Corner Cross
- and Walnut streets services sabbath 1890 q.
m. sunday School at2 ?. m; Nespcrz 5 p. m; -cr'
vices every day at p. m.
CT PATRICK'S- Roman Catholic Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services Sab.
oath and 10 =. M. Nespers p. m; Sunday school
p. m, service every d. at =. m. Le', r label
priest.
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DRUKARD'S ENPERihNCE.

We fully agree with Capt. E. McGuim
who, when called on last night, torelatehis
experience as a drunkard, refused to do sol
on plea that, while he was willing to admit
that he had been a drunkard, he did not
think that the particulars concerned any
one but himself. The so-called experiences
of many Temperance lecturers are manuiac-
turcd to order and some ven 60 so far, when
their stories become Il little stale, to get
another drunk in order to have fresh cxper-
fence to relate. We think that such con
LESSONS often have p bad effect and some
times lead boys to imagine that they must
first 70 through such things as they heard
described in order to be good, at last. The
recital of such experiences are disgusting
in the extreme, and we think that to Il
man who is truly converted from his ways,
is firmly fixed on the rock Of sobriety and
temperance, reference to the past Is do
tasteful, and he would rather that the dead
past should remain covered so that 10,
might devote his time and talents to thu
living present, and to fix bis thoughts oA
the future, wv Al
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JOHN JENNINGS SNAKE,
Reading Eagle.

John Jennings of this city has returned
home with black African boa constructor
sixteen feet in length. He is residing with
his motheron Cedar street, near Walnut,
and the snake is stopping with Linn. Yes
terday afternoon jennings exhibited the
skin of the reptile that had been shed dur
ing the course Of the day 1t was damp,
fatty, and in two parts, having been acct
dentaly torn. Ono piece was about twelve
feet long and the other six. The skin was
a network Of square meshes, finely wrought,
and the lighter shades Of it resembled the
thin, knit texture Of which ladies' "clouds''
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE ILLINOIS CAPITAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES. BILLS INTRO
DCCED AND BILLS PASSED.
SENATE.

sENAIE.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, February 2G.-The
bill to make appropriations to the State
Reform school was reported upon favorably
and recommended to pass.
Senator Archer'S bill to require persons
seeking injunctions against the collection
Of taxes to deposit the amount in the treas.
uries Of the municipalities where thew are
due, with slight amendment, was recon.
mcnded TO pass.
NEW BILLS
The following new bills were introduced
and filed for first reading:
BY Mr.. Lewis-Bill to authorize deputy
reenr'fers TO record dnodo Ato Also -
to .egalize the acts of deputy recorders.
By Mr.. Walker-A bill to amend the law
creating the state board of health so as to
require physicians and accouchers to report
the births and deaths of only those which
come under their supervision.
BY Mr.. Brush-A bill to limit the juris-
diction of Constables to counties and the
service OF writs, etc, issued by justices
within the towns in which they are elected.
BY Mr.. Brink-To amend the law to rcgu-
late the practice of medicine.
BY Mr.. Thomas--To repeal the mayors
bill, with an emergency clause. Also, y
bill to incorporate the main provisions of
the mayors act in the general incorpora-
ton act for cities and villages.
BY Mr., Dclancy-A bill to declare that
the seat Of the county court shall be the
seat of the county, and to require all county
orders to be attested by it.
BY Mr.. Fuller-A bill to amend the law
for the organization Of county insurance
companies,
BILLS PASSED,
The order of bills on third reading was
taken up;
Senate bill %, by Mr. McClcllon--1'o
regulate the manner of applying Tor
pardons, rcpricycs and communications.
Senate bill No. 81, to consolidate the
several grand divisions of the supreme
court at Springfield was passed.
Senate bill No. 81, Cor an act to amend
criminal code, to change the punishment of
persons convicted oicrime Of petty larceny,
etc, was read a third time and passed,
Senate bill 1871 WIS passed. 1t provides
that the county treasure shall be elected
on Tuesday next after ,hc first Monday in
November, in the year Of our Lord 1870,
and every two years thereafter and shall be
ineligible to hold said Office for two years
next after the end Of the term for which he
was elected.
The JOINT resolution offered by Senator
Gallon to authorizeth governor to appoint
q state agent to prosecute the claims of the
state against the general government for
interest upon money advanced by the state
to aid in prosecuting the late war to our UNI
plcasantncss under the act Of congress APP
proved July l9, 1861,
The resolution thanking congress for
making an exception in the Democracy of
the government rs regards the Chinese was
passed by vote Of 26 to, H.
The senate then adjourned until morning.
HOUSE.
In the house number Of bills were in
troduced this morning, among them being
by Mr.. Taylor Authorizing fire insur
ance companies to insure against Lightning.
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TIMETABLE.
and Departure of Trains.
THE MAILS.

GENERAL DELIVERY open - q, m; closes
VI C:sDpni.: sunday: s 10 9 Ia
Money Order department open AZ s. ~; closes
atJ p. IN.
through E.prrss Asl- via Illinois Central and
Mi.si--ippi Central Railroads close al l2.3n D. m.
Cairo gud Poplar BLUFF Through and Way As.l
closes OF i2:U p. NJ.
Wa Mail Via Illinois Central, Cairo and Vim.
cenne- AUD Mississippi Central Railroads close al
80 p. M. ,.,,
Wsy Mail Tor Narrow Gauge Railroad closes NJ
cairo sud Evansville River Route closes AZ $50
.. N. daiy except Friday
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VEGETINE
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME.

BosToS, Oct l2, 1870.
Mr. X. II. SrgyZSs:--
Dear Sir,-My daucter, after having q severe at.
tack Of who0ping cough, was left in u feeble state
Of health. Being advised by friend. she tried the
VEGETisE, and after using few bottles, was fully
restored to health.
have beeh great sufferer from rheumatism.
have taken several bottles of the VEGETIsR for this
complaint, and happy to say has entirely cured
me. have recommended the VEGErISE to others
with the came good results. 1t Is great cleanser
and PURIFIER Of the blood; 1t is pleasant to take
and ca Chcerfully recommend Il.
JAMES MORSE, 354 Athens Street
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

NEW YORK, February q, 1905 p. M
Wheat quiet. No. 2 Chicago 81 0j@1 O6;
NO Milwaukee, 81 or; Red Winter,
81 O2@l 1917; No. 9 Red Winter, 1891
@l 10; No. 9 Amber, 81 12H@1 1924.
Corn quiet. Steamer, As; No. 3, 43a{ No.
9, 4GB@464.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-28

SUFFERING will exhibit its presence by
the cries of the baby, and should be remov-
ed by the prompt use of that highly reco-
mendcd remedy, DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. It
is free from Opium. Pric9 % cents
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, February 81, 200 r. NJ
Wheat unchanged. Winter, SIS 9d@0s ID;
Spring, Gs lld@ss Id; California average, S.
lOd@0s Cd; California club, 9s 9d89s Sd.
Corn-ncw, A. I'd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-28

THE TRUE WAY TO lNvIGoRATE.-Thc
true way to invigoratc feeble system is to
intuse activity into the operations of the
stomach, that wondrcus alembic in which
the TODD is transmitted into the constit-
uents Of blood, the chief element of our
vitality Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, be-
cause it accomplishes this end, is greatly,
to be preferred to many so called tonics,
useful indeed as appetizers, but imperative.
sterling cordial while it invigorates the
stomach, BEAUTIFULLY stimulates the liver,
bowels, and kidneys, ensuring the escap,
through the regular channels of ctfete and
useless matter thrown off by the system,
which is thus purified as we'll as invigor-
atcd by it. Its tonic influence is soon
made manifest by an increase Of vital
energy and more active and regular did,
charge Of every physical function, and it
has the further effect Of rendering the
system unassailable 10y maarial epidemics.
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VEGETINR
Read His Statement.

SPRrSGyALE, ME-, Oct. l2, 1876.
MI, H. X, STEyRSs:-
Dear Sir,-Pirteen years ago last fall was taken
SICK with rheumatism, was unable TO move until
the next April. From that time until three years
ago this fall suffered everything with rheumatism
often. | suffered everything that man could.
Over three years ago last spring commenced tax
ing VEGErINE, and followed II up until had taken
seven bottles; have had no rheumatism since that
time, | always advise every one that IL troubled
with rheumatism TO try NEGETIhE, and not suffer
for years Is have done. This statement IL gratui
tous "a far az Mr.. Stevens u concerned. Yours etc
ALBERT CROKER
Firm OF A. Crooker& Co., Druggists Apothecaries
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THE BULLETIN

will, az 1t has always done, advocate
the principles Ufthc Democratic par.
~, holding that they embody the only
upon which a republican
government can be administered.
While ayowing this purpose, II IL not
intended 10 convey the idea that the
paper viii uphold the party right or
wrong, That which Il believes 10 be
wrong II Will denounce, fesrlcssly.--
always "hcwing 20 the line. and let
ting the chips fall where they may ="
But a. q safe, sound and sensible
Democratic paper. We can, We feel
sure honestly commend IL 10 the
patronage Of Democrats
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-28
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.

City Officers.
Mayor Henry Winter.
Treasurer Il. 4. Parker
Clerk. h. Phillls
CounGol0r Vim. B. Gilbert.
Mafshsl-C d. After
Atl0rneyW q. McGce.
Police hsgslrlte-I. j. Bird.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
First Ward Geo YOCum Vim. O'Calahsn.
second Ward KittenhOuse, y. b. Thistle
wood.
Third WarLw. p, Wright, John Wood
Fourth Ward Charles o. Patier, ID. j. Foley
Fifth Ward-r, ". Halliday, Chas Lancaster.
County Officers.
CiTcgIL Judge o. A. HGrkcf.
Circuit Clerk .. 4. Reeves.
County Judge-k. $. lOcum.
county Clerks. j. llumm.
County AttOrnsy-W &. Muikry
County 1reasurerA j Alden
ShcrG-Jobn Hodges
CoronerR. fitzgcsa.t,
County Commissioner v. Halliday. N '
Brown, Samuel BdIcy,
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The Daily Bulletin

j. served N city subscribers by car
Fier- al TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
week. payable weekly.
BY matt tiL sdSEucc): obe yrur,
$40: ak months. sj; three months,
:. ~; one month, 81 Postage free.
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RHEUMATISM is a DISEASE of the BLOOD

The blood, in this disease. II found TO contain an
eScess Of hbrin. VEGATISE acts By converting the
the blood from It's diseased condition TO q healthy
circulation. VEGETISE regulates the bowels, which
il very important In this complaint One bottle OF
VEGErISE will give relief, But 10 effect permanent
curc 1t must be taken regularly, and may take sey
eral bottles, especially In cases OF long standing
fEGErIsE il sold by all druggists Try It, and your
verdict will IT, the same that Of thousands be-
fore you, who say II never found much relief as
from the use Of VRGETISE,' which is composed ex
cusiycly Of Barks. Roots and Herbs
"VEGETNE. SAYS Boston physician, has no
equal a. u blood purifier Hearing Of its many
wonderful cures after I'll other remedies had failed
visited the laBratory and convinced myself of its
genuine merit. lie prepared from barks, roots
and herbs, each of which is highly effective. and
they are compounded in such q manner a. TO pro
QuCe astonishing results"
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE AGENCY OF
W ELLIS e kERTH,

REPRESENTING TIE
0uoopcl tOl Liverpool
Royal Canadian ca .Pf h? s55SSG S1 Cold
British America As sSt go'? siiS. S2@?;
N;llviIIn Fire and Marine (Miilyille, N.J)
MlllNlllc Assets, s,,4's,9s1N
Commercial ,... tof New York s Gi!s} SO
ITn;on (of Philadelphia; established in 1901
UlllUil Assets, 1898 500.
E;,o,,on'ci (Of Dayton. o.,
L lItlildii y Assets. ....,..... $40, tsi96
Co,r,on (Of Freepo-t, NJ.
utlIilGtl lAssots..,..........,.. Si'5,o17,33
RISKS WRITTEN AT FAIR RATES.
Office in Alexander County Bank
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LOCAL EVENTS,
COMMERCE,
FINANCES,
POLITICS.
LATEST NEWS,
MISCELLANY,
OF such character a. We trust shall
prove the equal Of the cheapest and
bes, Of our contc mpOrares
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Office in Alexander County Bank.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-28

1t will embrace in It's colamns daily
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pIATT pUMMElED.

Billy McGarrahan, the noted land claim
ant encountered Don Piatt in one OF the
corridors of the senate chamber tonight
and Knocked him down and walked over
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-26

Probable strength or Each Party In tho
House of Representatives.
From the Philadelphia Times und. DEM. ]
The election Of -four Republicans TO
Congress from California Is now conceded,
and the close condition OF parties IN the
House attracts very general attention. All
the members Of the present Congress- are
now chosen, with the exception Of a vacancy
In the Westchester District Of New York, oc-
casioncd by the death Of Alexander Smith,
Republican, who died on the day he was
elected, and u vacancy In Iowa, occasioned
BY the death Of Rush Clark, Republican, who
died during the late extra session. Both
these vacancies will be filed at the fall cleo
tions--that In Iowa In October, and that in
New York In November The New York
district Il strongly Democratic, having given
Tilden 1904 votes to 1914 for Hayes, and
having elected Clarkson Potter TO Congress
in 1876 by 1919 majority; but Smith, Repub-
lican, was elected In 1878 by plurality,
through large Greenback diversion. II Is
reasonably certain that Democrat will be
chosen, unless the internal dissensions Of the
Democracy throw II away. A Republican
will doubtless be elected In Iowa 10 succeed
Clark, as the district gave Clark 3, 20 ma
jority In 1915 and 2,10l IN 1873. Assuming
that the two members 10 be elected will be In
accord with the Overwhelming political SEN
timent Of the districts, the House will stand
as follows when II meets In December:
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OLIVER DITsoN 4 CO.. Boston.
Epilepsy or Falling Fits.

In the Prs5ytersas Journal Of December
IL. 1878, was . letter IRON the Rev. Peter
Striker, ID. d., from which we make the fol-
lowing extracts: "On our way back (from 8
summer tour sswe met friend whom we wish
We could Introduce TO all the sfEi cted, Dr. A. L.
T. A distinguished practitioner in Pniladel-
phia said TO us: The only physician know Of
who seldom II ever falls 70 cure eilepey, IL
Dr. IT, We ktor 0. number OF sey-re cases
OF this terrible disease which he has cured;
and entirely unsought BY him. and without
any motive whatever, other than that Of be-
neyolence. We recommend him 70 all who are
thus suffering He IL no quack, and uses no
specific Each case Il treated separately and
successfully. and with moderate eharges.n
Having known DIR. stryker for years, first -
pastor Of North Broai street Presbyterian
Church In Philadelphia. and now a. rastor Of
. church IN Saratoga Springs, n. r., Was well
aware s,sch statements from him were Of no
common importance. Having dear friends
afflicted with these terrible falling fits, made
further investigations, and found that this
cure IL remarkable. Most sufferers do not
want their names published and regular ply
sicians are shy Of Advertising. Those wishing
TO communicate with this physician may -
cure his address by writing 70
A B. A.. Box 1901, PHILADELPHIA Pa
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A large majority 81 the farmers 81
Ireland have no lease Of the land they
till, but pay the rent from year 10 year,
liable at any time 70 be elected, as some
times they are for trivial offcnses. There
seems no link Of sympathy on the part
Of these landlords for the welfare or
prosperity Of their tcnantry. The bust
ness part Of receiving the rents is done
through agents, and, unfortunately,
these are valued In many instances BIZ
their employers on their ability to collect
the rents without paying much abortion
as % the methods adopted. have Let
and talked to many Irish farmers who
never saw their landlord, although liv-
ing on their places all their lives. There
are some few good, kind-hearted land
lords in Ireland, who give encourage
ment and take an interest in their tenant
ry, and these show il al a glance, for they
live In habitable houses, and farm their
land 70 better advantage. But the bulk
Of the landlords spend cight-tenths Of
their time, and nine-tenths Of their
money, In the South Of France and
England. They are, 10 sum II up in a
sentence, a miserable, worthless set Of
absentees, who have it in their power to
do so much good If they would only try.
The tenantry whom, as rule, are hard
working, industrious people would meet
them more than half way II they were
offered any encouragement to better
their condition, especially in their
houses, many Of which are not fit TO
house cattle.-C0r. NeUdrk Advertiser.
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AT the recent session Of the Society
for the Advancement d Science held AZ
Saratoga, II. W. Shaeffer of pottsville
read a paper on the anthracite coal
fields " Pennsylvania and their rapid
exhaustion. he said that mining began
~ 1920, with 36j tons. and the product
now marketed IL about 2O,O0O,O 900 tons
annually. The yearly product j. about
50,Ooo.0oo. Of which lO.OOo,0OO are
wasted II l. estimated that in 1876
years, or IN the year 206j, the anthracite
fields will be exhausted. We will then
have 20 fall back on the bituminoos
coal-ficlds, which have an area ~ 900
600 square miles, 400 times rs much a.
the anthracite fields. He doubts il
Great Britain can Increase lis present
annual production of bituminous coal To
$4,000, 900 tons.
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ocfs,l,pr
fCounting one Democrat to be elected in DC.
toDer.
Leaving out Of the count the two members
vet ~ he elected. me Democrats have ~;
yoses ar int ono less than i clear ,u,,ort !
~ the whole House. There Il M domht
about the elect ION ~ n Renuh,ican IN Iowa
MI Il 4 remotclv uo~sihla ~ he ,.rcs"nt
s,c,ions wran~Ies N TIE nemocracv ~ v.w
Yorl that ! fepuhlisan may he e,ccted 4,
~ ~ cbcsf sr District' IN svhjch "a - me
Uou.e would stand ilG bcmocrats Ia5 Pe.
nhlicans' ana 10 l;reenhacr man yivinc the
soml,ined onnoition ~ RcnuhIicans ana
S;raerh.cL men III ~ ia sfraichf Demo-
Gratis: or, in other words, leaving The Demo
Gratis IN a minorifv az s,ne AMI ~. ISenuhli
cans In 1 MINORITY ~ -. Iut ~ the C!raen. .
hack member can rarely n ever he solidIv
cor,hjrod wit1, either ~ the IA nerti.s tha
Uo,,se viii nrcsenf the sinc,,lar snecf acle ~
neither nartv having : rcjishle matorisv n
New York shoslld elect Rens,blica.,- and II
IL Vva.s.hassar niss-;ct .ta.es ! p-,,s 49,. !.
one over Iii onnosltion-
nm whIle fhe neunocrats viii he either
IN ,,,sror;sv M ora - Nave o,,lv : sxr.icht
msior;fv ~ onc thaf 4. nv win donhfless have
! nracsicsI m.,nrfv ~ rom n, 10 1 dozen an
mpst iss,,es ~ ~ ~ contests win tho Al
mnisfrasion over The military control ~
elections and The rcneal ar Modification ~
The Fedcsal Election laws relating 10 Mar
shsls ara surcrvisors he pemocr,fi H. ma !.
iorifv Wa ,1s,,aliv ai,out ~ Most ~ the
t;reenhack men csncciallv Yocu,n and
Wrirhf a ,his state voted uniformly with
M hemocrats an ali nolitiral iss,,cs- Nv.
centing n the orvanix alton ~ thc House. Al
tbpmvb Wr ~" ras ciectsd ~ ~ De,ro-
crats and t;rccnback men and Yoc,,m was
elected 10 fusior ~ he a. rcenharL men
win the kenuhlicans IN ,hc 10 GrecnhacE
members it.xanson ~ Iliinni. MD ~
Maine ard xvr;rht ~ penn.xlxania are ~
nasi,ive ner ..cr,sic artecad.r,s. 1--we ~
lahama ana ZONES ~ Tc~as are ala ali
nemocr,,s ~, ar.;,,st ~. ,-,,liny pemoc-
mn ~ ~ s.,,,,h a,,d M iiI"lx1 IA ,,n;se
with IN nor,....ac, ',,, INV vital ,..t issme
MI uatyr ~ ln,liara IN. clec,.d bv \
Dcmncra,ic n, Ian Mn i ,be Z. rcenharL nsn.
hi n da,;anslx irde,,endsnt ~ La,h iba oij
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That Quinine win cure Chills and Fever 10
we'll known. But Il isstrange that the other feb
rifuge principles contaipe In Peruvian bark are
mere powerful than Quinine, and do not pro-
duce any annoying head symptoms like buzz
ing In the ears. This fact is proved BY DR..
+. Wilhoft's Anti Periodic or Fever and Ague
Tonic. which is . preparation OF Peruvian
bark, without Quinine, according 70 the decla-
ration OF It's proprietors. Wheelock. Finlay 8
Co.. OF New Orleans.
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The cable reports the marriage in
Paris of Carlotta Patti the well known
conregt-singer. 70 Ernest de AIunck,
equally well known As a violinccllo-
player: and that the Marquis De Caux,
The divorced husband 81 Adclna Patti,
was one ~ the witnesses 10 the ccrc-
mony.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-26

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