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, 1879-04-23

NsAtyliinE Women.
Huntington Eprrtspan.fetes Rosthr Htraid.
Gneaking VI EenntDrs., It ia according to my
obscryallun tllat 10 WOMAN. however yuung, III
experienced, or yaln, is nrarly 50 easily iupcd
by llatterY lis q hnary.hca.lctl statesman. t1e
never eIe.ns tn suspect IL woman however llar-
dencl he may think ho IN to tho wlles Ut fcnae
lubbyisla). II she IL Ut respectable appearance,
las reasonable n,nount NJ taet, aud is not pos
itiyrly ugly, vi uny other mntlyo In seeking him
thai. ~ enjoy his society. Wherefore, ,lp Wunl.
au who sreks k!M with 4 purpose, uIltl POSSESS.
ts lilo requisites aboyo nasled whether hcr
purpose BIZ .nurrIage biackulR!l, or lobbying, IL
aln.ost sire to succeed. It,u new scnators
uro eycn 10 obl!yious ri tho real
State VI atTairs as to rather .mukB
N. boast (anl hAyp known them do It IN lalltcs'
suctctyA thut "surh cttarIntD. woman called un
mo ut lhe Capisot to-day. and Glln't she say
pretty things tu ms, though, IND tnl n1u how
much silo hAd heard at tue, utul how lGs!ruus
slu had been to Ilret uot 8ie said sic didn't
want unytht!Ig except to have the pleasure Ut
knuwtiIE mes hare quoted actual wurus from
Il sonu. Could any 6chpolEitl he Iuors uil.
suphslcutcll Yut the renlnrk WIS lMntle while
t!p pat,ers wcru Ilicl with reports Of The Oliver.
CanicFnu case. 4 young nlun }lrcfets to hu Tho
seeker, alul rather feels a rcuuGnauca tuwhr.l
thu Woulan who pays c4urt to him, Whllo Ae IL,
Of cuHrsc, 0attered BY her preference. But the
taan uyur b0 never Giants, "1Au fruit ltIat win
full without shaking IT, rAiher too mellow Tot
met but accepts u WoMau's attentions as tlie
nI0st delicious uf Eiattury, Ihackcruy's pFosesh
was, I" - vain ~ u ulaa.h llua he lived here,
he wou*i have amended II to "As vuin ~ .
bcn4tur.h
, 1879-04-23
1a,,1lcnltstll.-Ctolttml,stS

nn!l' nm cnrt,est fnc OF laallcatsnl.-C Columbus
(.lis.) Democrat tDtm).
We In tlic moin like such 1]ourhons ns ItarDcr.
On somc rnln.s VIC may lfrcr, hs,t wu admire
his cnol steady, a!ctlgc4nrln,er biows IN ic IN
tcrcst Vt Democracy. fln nslss fnr. no compro.
misc, neither docs lie propose to Rlvn my. Tlat's
rlght.-4leston t-uiss} Dadetfn tDens.}.
, 1879-04-23

rEnny. Westn,orelanA Co., Pa, DS9 Il ,s3'; t.,
ponn eaIaKs worms, and found at a 5s,!f0}sss y r.
material ia gallon Ut wntrr. and kpt6klcd Inc p!san
a0''& '"'e' "s'A' VIVA e's"'T TFiVMAs II. BrlAEs
, 1879-04-23

t,NAH0EHVna. y. c.. SEPT: .: "tmt i".oGnt
l. anakc.l In t1lnL!nn MI q ihn a,.ntrJ ST Jult
10 Ii coitslon sarlrp s0ll, md no uitr Es iii.
pfed, They cae up M tunr days! honia ~ Href ~ p5s
ate luW IAG0ul seventy dnya tEOn' -. af,k
q, fcut g. and Ta r. sa!ytef Is. y sous
julnt, Thu snets will tu rips III hvu ut NJ Han . t4Ltf
rahbass pan;a Infested with thu RrecA w9fn w9fiaa Lsf
pillar o. lrgrls nl~tascsl anil sHs 1 SsSltoa
of thu Compound. Afler tho second spIfxls spIsfSl ftsau.
1ccss disappeared, can aud WILL c.ertiisn99 c.ertis 99,uft
''sae NV '''A''s L. ilIHIkt!t H. ~.
, 1879-04-23

Tho best physiclans Assure u that Dr. Bulls
Cough Bt1up IL d reliable and never falling remedy,
All d1uRglsts Keep II, IS ccntS I boslls.
, 1879-04-23

LAfanoRxk r. H.. bucks TO-. r.. nte tee,teS,nI ~; r.
uriSr4 ut lllee last 4!rInR uacl aetuFdf9 t htI IL
unI si Ialiei tas where J. NM ep2,.u 2. t,opssd
WhUrs tbs EruAnu md seed weru AntaF u ", al id
Tearerts eiIK sxsp!e"l. lJanlcI aHsfn1s H. yiiaIs
Copaaau Oh eng r1w, tlp eA! Epx ~ 49, i:99nuraoi
aau t!!o tr rus was paiilcd Dr. c3u!' fsaSl @ ID ID
tlaYuls! Msrs ths tvp"M ~ ~ a' a!pistt " tu
sixe md yIut vt turs. 1t sduls l.ttru,oh hr IGe III
irDbstte thar such rcsnlts sa4! " W aa,t.is lns
rial ltl.a!l test II axan Nius. fuzzy ts ftu
hDpe 10 XII auo tupUtt neat I'LL. u liz H. iii port
very ya4uhle AcGu.ittun ~ tns iat;niIkt ktltlHMAS,
Thy frioi:t, HkC W.. - iii i. Of u.
, 1879-04-23

TTrMksfsit5 i,i.5 III S,sstSo L. II
~ ii a,tsa 4 A. sssd y a.ins ,San
teucIvr Over 0ua hundred aud 1h.rs w4anF
els u QoUl corn. Isc[Y oas asoIp1P IL + fElsssEsa'
remain t2ur8 }C4pccuMlTi
, 1879-04-23

Lock HAVEN. r.. ose ~ u ,Sb.e.
.d .esat 9asG ~ ~ hs Fsst i eu. sqb
Wn1 butter Nj tobAcco pant4 %rfs sssrEt to's unt
trtcltt Urs' Wl!u planted s0t IVY *Fea fptAct
y Siants wcra prrfsct success. "s r. ntaatt
rascs secd4 fsiled-thcy canu ~ W -, to' III
issLiA. Y4uEa truly. =" ~ -
, 1879-04-23

WACO, Tek:. Jsui J.ssurinsiit III fsrft
- o,d as1T 9,otns,s tae,cas MN. tfTca a,t ~. s.a
We piua:ed x!.h T. e!aE T. Anrx s,r psnase. ~!
g rr,cpaI III II itaabiS ssss t3, t1S.it I'll ~
woF,n; sad w9sss tsaa sitau.t M ~ oTsts4I{
plAuI, Your respectfully,
, 1879-04-23
SEED AND Plant lNvrGorlaron
Farmers aud Gardeners, Io10)]ki
to Your lnterestSl ''''N

Tho Greatest Discovery Of II,
kind, Of modern tinles, for innroasaa 10
turity Of ~a'
, 1879-04-23
TILE REBEL YELL.
Some Chcico Extraots from the Demo.
cratic Organ at 0kolona,
Miss.
Hoarty Indoraemont Of That Organ By
Democratic Papers, South and
North.

Exfrdfis from ne Otol0nd {lflfs3 Southern SfattS
ffNm,). Abftf 10, 1879.
Maybe the Cincinnati Democracy will learn In
the course of time Tint It Jpcsn't pay d big per
cent to nominate Yankee soIcr With lscpub-
1tco,, rooprt
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Last week could Ike seen the aver
age citizen on tho banks Of Cane tivcr,
passing such remarks: "She's risen,'
etc; while others said "sl'c's boom-
ing;r TINS matters continued f"r
three days, when old Cane took
back-slidc, and let all the water RON
out in less time than it calno 10, this
sad catastrophe nopplussed our aver
age citizens, and they could be econ
walking away from the banks "f Old
Cane with all the disgust Of Young
America who walks away from the
rules Of a Maynard father. Our
average citizen needn't be surprised
about the sudden rise and fall Of Red
river water, a. 10 orc informed that
the Grand Ecorians had been taking
q three days bath, but a. they have
had . thorough cleaning no more
baths will they take, hence you
needn't look for Cane rising before
summer sets in.
The Clerk furnishes tho following
list Of marriage licenses issued since
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Estimate Parish Expenses,
Natehitoches, Oct. 2lst, 1879.
To tho Hon. President and Nembers of
the Police Jury Of the Parish Of Match.

Gentlemen ~ have tho honor to sub
NIT for your consideration, tho following
Estimsse Of tho amount required for tho
payment Of tho Expenses Of this Parish
for tho year 1879, Wis: SHERIFF. ealary,
pr snnum, except maintaining prisonele
In jail, conveying prisoner . Psnioen.
ttary; expenses IN pursuing criminals
outside Of :he Parish; conveying peioo.
nefs from another 6tste under requioi.
tioa; executing prisoners condemned %
death, and tho collection Of foefeited
Bonds. Two thousand dollars, 5000 %
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A06110Uo
LHERIaaO N-PIpES-At tho resi.
dence II Judge David Pieroou, In THE
city, BY tho Rev. F. Dichasfy, NJ. G. F.
LHERlssoN, to 1is ELLA p1f9a :.
With THE notice came The printers
usual compliment Of cake and Chan.
payne, tho sparkling wine that tells Of
happy moments sad Joyous hosn, spent
In celebrating tho union Il hearts and
hands, joined Together far veal OF woe,
through N5Ss sventfdl march. Happy
nay they ever b, floating down the
stream Of time without . care, without
. storm b rune their calm way, until
they arrive lovingly thso y now, % tho
great ocean Of eternity.
FRANKLIN BRAY-On Wednesday,
Dec. 26ht, 1879, at tho residence Of tho
Brides father In Vernon Parish, L., By
tho Rev. James 6oefsll, NJ. NARl0N T.
FRAxKIlN 20 Nus 1sDuCcA J. DaAr,
daughter Il Csvi Bay; Esq. (
WHlNaER-PORTER-On "Wednesday
Jan 6th, 1879, q ~ Seeideoeo eft6o
Bsids'S nsthse, y ~ Rsv. G. NeRln-
noa, NJ, WI. E. Wn1lu1n g l(io MIR
3. P0R1K1, IL II III pasish.
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IRISH AND CITY NEW
Local 6LEANINGS,


During the absense Of Mr.. J. H
Cossrove, Editor and proprietor
VINDlCATOR, all bills for adver
Using will be paid to Mr.. A. e
Lemee, who is authorized to receipt
therefor.
Subscriptions will Ike paid tt
Nj. Beverly Tucker, and as q larg,
amount is due for 1879, we hOpt
our patrons will promptly meet
our demands.
More rain.
Diatrict Court begins in the parish
Of Sabine next Monday.
Crow JAcxsoS's Best Sweet Nav,
Tobacco. Nov. ?O.1y.
Il 10 Dot too early to prepare 70,
the Spring gardens.
Tho price of cotton has improved
senewhat IN New Orleana aimee the
ssw year began.
Males for sale, from Missouri and
Texas, nay b sees on "ur streets
daily. $50
Pork selling on the streets this
vesk at the low price Of three cents
Per pound.
Eggs have beeo scarce here Of late
and coll at G,.ents = dozen. Cauee-
none brought in from the country.
A poslios Of the weather this week
hss BEEN % clustering a. :. March
day, with . spriDg-like atmosphere.
Robins continue multisudinous, and
ill the ground, trees and Dir 10 this
place, early 10 the morn.
Every voter IN tho parish should
Subscribe or renew bic subscription to
bic pasish paper.
Thasks 70 the sssams, "sivsr City"
5ss . Gle * New Orleans papers In ad-
vance Of The 3. 8. mail.
Tax sashsrsrs ars now gathering in
New Orlsass to have gathered into
The State Treasury their yearly gath.
ssipgs from tho people.
Wagon loads Of plows, both old
end new, going out and coming IN,
>sll u The essnsstnsss Of our plant.
81 to make . crop the coming year.
Note the extraordinary fast time Of
the steaos, NBw BART ABLE from
New Orleans 70 Grand Fcore last
Tip!
The outrages that will be perpe-
trassd In the great coek-6sht that 10
q come OF 10 New Orleans, will not
ssqsirs any Congressional invest
gstios."
AZ usoistakable evidence, that 10
have he'd unusual cold weather 10
die section, may be found 10 tho
bsskes wsssr pitchers, cast away 10
~ haet yards.
DuNv's 0AnpxN Oxxps.-A full supply
1jseet iron tie grower. Also ONION
GETS ana EARLY ROSE POTATOES.
TAeos desiEisg fresh and reliable Seeds
viii boy 10 other.
~ oslt 81 J. C. TRICHEI,
wssSisssss stsss', Nasehitoohsa, Il. !
il. %1Do.
Neither The recently elected Police
Jssy, Dor City Cosseil have organi-
~ % 70 THE date. Both bodies
havs . huge amount Of work ahead
q thsu.
THAxxs.-Besides many other IA.
VEN, W. have to thank our distio-
Guiehed Senator, Hon. J. b. Euatis,
l6eassQ1 q he able speech % ths
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
Natchitochea, La, Dec. :, 1873
Complaints having been entered ct THE
o6lce BY William Ebert Natchitochee e,
against James +. Smith for Abandoning
bic Homestead Entry No. 9S7, dated July
9th, 1913, upon The South half Of to
North East quarter Section II, Township
North, Range West, in Natohitochee
Parish, louislaas, With . Wow 70 Tie
esaeslataoo q said entry, ~ sail pas-
ties 40 hereby summoned 70 appear q
this e1hes q the 18Th day Of FebrDary.
1879, Is 10 o'clock 4. n, 70 respond and
f6rnieh testimony eoneefaing said H.
leeod abandonment.
Z. DUPLEX, Register,
A. E LENEE, Receiver.
Dec. 7-5t. \
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4 k0DVUOO 40UWO ~ OUUUxo
Our packet, the passenger steamer
New Bart Able, Capt. Richard Sin.
sott, LEFT her whaffis The city Of New
Oslsans 1t s p. ~, Saturday, ~,sivise
st Grand Eeoss n 8 p. T., Monday,
lhsssby nak,ae ~ thseees dire ever
sads By asy other bsae carrying IL
.. 3. Md. Wbss ialssos1 q hss
arrival @ 0faod Eeoeo Noodoy eye
siss, w eoald seasesly belisvs h vas
ire, yet Il We bat ; ahest tins whss
: 1ls Il city pspsp beerisg date Of
he 2esh isaa, Va has1sd o. Capt
Diek says y en- - 4 every tine
Lsse nay ~ 1ea6i - psssisss
aooanes q Ri tlv66. ,,ls
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her. seeing % opportunity 20 oeod
them ost BY syoupg man. hs pur.
chased oil tho ''kisses" In town that
contained sweet poetry, each ~:
II love you true
Tho violet Am blue.
A big cheese knife" etc.
Were an marked With . blue pencil.
The bearer Of tho sweet missile, etc.,
gave everything 70 the wrong lady.
and Our young man ID at . los to
know bow 10 mako It ap With bic girl.
Oar advice ~ hin 10 10 50 ont there
ssd sips The st-by.asd. BySs
aad matters win b fully ssttlsd.
We call tho attesties q - City
Marshal to the sss u ~ ..piegse.
shooter 10 osr city ~ yousg boys
aud old sisnsrs. This 10y weapon
bee been prosesseed u al eitiss .
dasgssoas vespse, asd ~ peoally
fos carrying this little iuplsnsat Of
fas, = . Heavy Ice o. inpsisesassk
Oas worthy nassbal Will have lhe
god wishes u Oh citizens for pro-
hibidsg Tho - q The "siessr shest-
o."
i sSis ists loaf yssssst, 4 what 10
vssdss q shess ~ y ~ fnGAiesa.
slsly.
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The Skating Rink.

Talk of sleighing. talk Of dancing,
And the joys Of eachl
Rave Of music floating sweetly
On the moonlit beach,
All these fond, enchanting pleasures
Into nothing siuk,
When compared with rolling n,sasures
At tho Skating Rink.
CHORUS.
Hip! Hurrah! There's nothing like Il
Mercy! Only think!
whirling with your darling sweetheart
At the Skating Rink.
Fifty fellows trail their sweetheasts
Round and round tho hall;
Every now and then, together,
Catching, trip and fall.
Up sgsiu-then, flying swiftly,
Close your arm you link,
With another, plump and tender.
At tho Skating Rink.
Hip! Hurrsh! there's nothine like Il:
Mercy! Only think!
Whirling with Your chosen swoeEAeort
At tho Skating Rink.
Then, while thus % close together,
With . ely earess-
To your question: do you love net"
Comes the trembling ''Yesw
From her rosy lips tho nectar
Quick you stoop to drink.
"Whoahave dreamed" shs says "of liz.
At e. Skating Riutw
CHoRUA
Hip! Hurrsh! There's nothing like Il {;
4ercyl Only think!
Whirling with your precious sweetAeast
/ At tho Skating Rink.
"stolso fruit Il always swestsst,n
Now yoa whisper low; d
OF you roll among The Aestsst;
Round and ro0nd you 70.
Who would not, With s1ch . sweetheert,
Fate and fortune link;
Blessing still tho hour that wea hee
At tic Skating Rinki
Cno1us. Il
Hip ! H.rrah Therss nstniae like Il;
Mercy! Only thinkl
WhirIing, while Jon pop tie question.
At tho Skating Rink.
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NOTICE. - The members Of the
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society are re.
quested to meet at the residence Of
Mr.. A. Lecomte, on Sunday next at
the usual hour.
A full attendance is requested, AZ
business Of importance ia to be trans
acted.
By order of the PRESIDENT.
a serenading ban! has been regu.
larly organized here and propose to
make their organization . permanent
one, both for their own amusement %
we'll a. that Of the public.
: Ye local saw a workman perched on
the apex> Of the frame Of the Method.
ist church, now being constructed
here, and working away connecting
the frame work. Ugh ! it made one
dizzy to look at him.
The mud ia 90 sticky and tenacious
that We have actually seen . stout
team bog in the middle Of tho street,
and refuse to pull an empty wagon,
and horse fail to carry bis rider. Oh !
the mud, the miserable mud!
Thanks to the State Superintendent
of Public Education, Hon. Robert NJ.
Lusher, for " copy Of lie annual 70.
port to the General Assembly of Lou
isiana.
"Of all the saws l ever saw saw, l
never Jaw . Jaw saw "A this cav
saws,'' exclaimed an Ethiopian o. be
attempted to saw q green stick Of
oak in two, with a dull instrument,
the other day.
Our worthy Recorder, Geo. W.
Kearney has been qnite i'll Of late,
but We are glad to know 10 improv.
ing. The public cannot we'll do
without this genial and efficient Of.
ficer, aud will be glad 10 know that
he is coovalescent.
Judge D. Pierson, District Judge,
opened court again last Wednesday,
bat like the Parish Court, bat little
civil business is being transacted.
THIS court adjourned 90 Thursday.
Parish Court opened last Monday,
pursuant to adjournment. Hon. J.
NJ. B. Tucker, Parish Judge presiding.
But little business bas been transact.
Ell before this court owing to tho pc.
litical tronbles in the STATE, and the
arrest Of our citizens,
A citizen gallogtd through tho
mud tho other day, aud hailed this
local, with the inquiry, "where's
''Roundy I" "Don't know" grunly
we said. "Well, said he, when you
zee him let mo know, I've sometbipg
rich On the tapis." "Roundy" will
haunt that citizen, - sure - . gun.
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HARPET'S MAGAZINE.
1879.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

Hsrper's Magazine h the American Naeasine
alike IN literature and In aft.-booton Tr,veller.
The most popular Magazine in tho WORLDLY.
Z. Observer.
Il y On excellent companion for he you.g, q
delight = tho mature, solacs for tho declining
age.-Iouisvills Courier Journal.
No Other Monthly in tho world con shov No
beil6ant . lis Of contributors; nor does any
farnish it, reedere with 40 great variety and
. superior quality Of literature. -Watchmaa
Uootoo.
Tho volumes Of the Magazine begins with tho
Numbers Of Juno and December Of each year,
when no time IL specified. Il will be understood
That the subscriber wishes 70 begin With The
current Number. :,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-21
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

f. HSTLEMEN:--wc have sold SASroRD's RApL
" cal CURE for nearly one year, and can say candid
y that W. never sold similar preparation that gave
erst complaint yet,
We are not in the habit Of recommending patent
medicines, but your preparation meets the wants OF
thousands, and We think those afflicted should be
CONVINCED OF it, great merit that their suffering
viii be relieved, We have been In the drug bust.
ness for the pact twelve years constantly and sold
everything for Catsrrh, but yours leads sl the rest
II you see proper you can use this letter or any part
oT Il that you wish.
Very truly yours $, u. BALDWIN d co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Drugs. Books and
Stationery Washington, Ind, Feb, q, 1876.
Zach package contains DR.. Ssnford's Improved
lnhsling Tube, and full directions for it,
usc In all cases. Price One Dollar, For
sale by sl wholesale and retail druggists aud
dealers throughout the United States and Canada.
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents and Whole.
sale Druggists Boston, Ms-s.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Jnhn y Mand 80. ................
DEPARTED.
None
MISC ELLAHEOUS.


Captain John Keisu returned to st. Louis
Sunday night
The John B. Msude came up at noon yes
terisy and went into the Mississippi
The Port Eads arrived from New Or
leans on Sunday, and took lodging in the
Mississippi with the balance of the boats.
The City Of Alton arrived about o'clock
Sunday night and went to the Mississippi
to lay up. She has about 1900 tons of su-
gar and molasses.
The A. C. Donnelly, of the Southern
Transportation company line passed up the
Ohio Sunday. Her officers were in hopes
of reaching the Tennessee before striking
the ice.
The following dispatches were received
here yesterday;
EVANSVILLE, Jan. Goth.
Messrs. Halliday & Phillip;
Mercury 80 at noon, Ice much thinner
but still very heavy. River on a stand.
Prospect favorable for navigation about
Thursday. J. G, GRAMMAR.
News reached this city on Sunday to
the effect that the c. B. Church, of the
southern transportation companys line, had
been sunk by the ice in eighteen feet of wa
ter, on Saturday evening, while lying in
what WAS supposed to be safe harbor at
Alton, about forty miles below Louisville.
She had big cargo of sugar and molasscs
for Cincinnati.
Ice began running in the Ohio late Sat
urday. Three coal boats belonging to Ra
ven's feet salt barge and part of the
dry docks in the upper end of the city were
sunk. On Sunday there was but little ice
in the river, and it was generally believed
that the worst had passed and the expcc,
tant crowd that lined the levec during the
entire day began to think, toward evening,
that there had been sob put up by some
one, and that the whole thing was a big
scare. THIS belief was dispelcd however,
yesterday. AT eight o'clock continuous
line was to be seen as far as the sight could
reach up and down the stream
and reaching in width about one
third the way across the river. This field
began to widen and grow heavier as the
day advanced. and at five o'clock last even.
ing the whole river was one solcd sheet OF
heavy and the most dangerous kind of ice
and the throng began to realize how
wisely the owners and managers of water
craft had acted in getting their property out
Of the way, Beside the property named
above, we know of other damage The
transfer steamer Junius $. Morgan in at.
tempting q eros, from the Kentucky shore
| to Illinois Central a"No', was caugh, in the
leo and ca
mouth o, Mississippi Wielc" she mani
AIRED to get lose and made her way up ,l,f
stream and made h,st to The bank.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-21
IMPORTANT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.

NO single disease has cntalled more suffering or
" fastened the brcaki ~ ofthe constitution than
CA,arrh The sense Of rmell. Of taste, OF sight Of
hearing the human voice. the mind one or more
and sometimes all yield 10 it, destructive influence
TIE poison IL distributes throughout the system at
tAcks every vital force aud breaks up the most ro
bqst " constitutions Ignored because but little
gndor.tood by physicians, impotently assailed by
clacks and chaflA,Anr those suffering from 1t have
bat little hope TO be relieved e II this side OF the
grave II time, then, thst the popular trestmcni
OF this terrible drcase by remedies within the reach
Ot all pssscd into hands NJ once competent and
Trustworthy. The ucY and hitherto untried method
adopted By Dr.. Sanford IN the preparation OF his
RADICAL CURE has wOu my hearty approval be
lieye Il likely 10 succeed when all the usual RENE
des fail because Il strikes at the root ofthe disease
,i, the Acdi6ed blood, while 1t heals the liberated
membrane ~ direct application 10 the nasal passA
80 lts ac,ion i- based on certain hxed rules, and
gle.- the vital forces too far exhausted, must
In the great majority Of cases effect a cure,
GEO. BEARD. NJ. d
Sobscot, Block, SO, Pennington, Oct, /, 1874.