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The New York herald., 1879-03-07
THE LECTURE SEASON.
rnorRsson cHApBouaSE ON DESIGN IN TIM

PROFESSOR cHADBouRNE ON DESIGN IN THE
STRUCTURE OF ANIMALS AND PLANTS.
'The study of the structure of the commonest dan
delion. said Professor Chadbourne. at Association
Hall. last evening sis sufficient to overthrow the
most ingenious system of atheism" The lecture was
designed refutation OF the theory that there is
no creative cause. but that everything comes from
constant development. The Professor took tine
ground that no system of development can remove
the necessity ofa great original cause ethods, he
sad 'nay vary, but the still remains. 1t is
particularly shown IA the fact that there
trivances in the workings of Nature than absolute
y needfl thus refutng the doctrine of developments
without primary origin According to this doctrine
every contrvance of nature is essential one. In
the economy of the animal and vegetable kingdoms
the hand OF the Creator is where evident. The
climbing and fertilization of plants and the dstrbu
ton OF seed reveal world of wonders. The most
renowned works or pale into utter insignif-
cance before the delicate and varied machinery with
which Nature is provided with The marvellous pro-
that mark the fulhlment of her designs. The
distribution of seed varies III different plants. The
dandelon sends up tiny balloon laden with its
seed the ger4nium shoots it as il it were from
gun"
Illuminated illustrations of the many subjects
taken from the animal and vegetable kingdoms 40
companied the Professors lecture.
The New York herald., 1879-03-07
MECHANICAL INVENTIONS.

Mr.. William Tracy lectured in the Anthon Memo
ject of Mechanical Inventions and the Prog.
of Civilization" He showed that little
more than century ago unassisted human labor
was the of almost all the productions
in the world. water power being applied chiefly in
the manufacture Of iron and in Touring mills.
The steam engine had not been perfected. The
British government from the time of the Conquest.
had promoted manufactures. though its factories
produced woolen fabrics with implements which
bad not been improved since the days of the Romans
The whole amount of cotton manufactured during
the eighteenth century only 100000 pounds per
annum. 1t now exceeds ,200, 900 900 pounds. The
value Of the linen made in year only
$5O,0OO. while seventyfour tons imported.
In 1870 81 900 tons imported In 1865 the
had reached 21.o00,00o pounds. The whole product
Of iron manufactures at the former date did not
ceed % 900 tons; in 1878 it reached 63 900 TONS An
examination Of almost every department of me-
chanics would furnish similar exhibition OF the
manufactures of that day. Many of the articles
to the masses OF England's population Tea coffee
and sugar were sparingly used, and wheaton bread
was unknown to the great majority of the people.
Strong and coarse linens and woolens were worn by
certain of the common classes, but the greatest num-
ber of them wore leather, tanned untanned.
BY means OF labor saving machinery the laborer is
saved severe toll, while his production is vastly in
creased But though the idea OF subjecting the force
of steam to human control not now one
practical plan to accomplish it devised until the
invention OF Watts engine in 1763.
The lecturer then proceeded to give an account OF
the immense stimulus which this invention gave to
manufactures and commerce, and consequently to
the civilization of the world.
The New York herald., 1879-03-07

HENRY j. LANE RELEASED.

Ex-Assemblyman John Brogan filed bonds in the
Tombs Police Court yesterday. for the good bella
vior OF Henry j. Lane. the once wealthy lumber
dealer. who was imprisoned q charge Of .disor.
derly conduct preferred by his wife. The prisonee
was accordingly released. Mr. Brogan said he con-
sidered II an outrage to iinprson Mr. Lane. whom he
had known in his better days to be devoted ~ has
family.
The New York herald., 1879-03-07
DANIEL DoUGHERTY ON oRAToRY.

Under the auspices Of the General Society Of Me-
chanics and Tradesmen Mr.. Daniel Dougherty
peated his lecture "Oratory" at Steinway Hall.
The lecturers limitations of various speakers in the
House of Commons were much applauded. were
also limitations OF certain pulpit orators Of
the English Church. Mr.. Dougherty said that nat
urally the pulpit was the highest and best field for
grown up, OF late years, style of preaching called
sensational which might be more properly called
sacrilegious. Congress he considered the finest field
in this country for the popular orator to make his
name and fame. but Congress had degenerated Of
late years. and it seemed to be given 1T to
the demagogue and trading politician.
The New York herald., 1879-03-07
spAULDING's LECTURE.

"Roman Watering Places; Pictures Of Travel in
the Classic Envrons Of the Bay of Naples" will be
the subject of Mr.. Spauldng's second illustrated
lecture at Chickerng Hall this morning.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-13
Harwinton,

The frost is coming out of the ground with unusual rapidity, and there is every sign of an early Spring. A feck of twenty three robins were seen at the centre on Monday.
 Miss Mary Goodwin is still very sick.
 A dance was held at Levi Curtiss', last Friday night -s 'a
 Last Friday morning between two and three o'clock, our store and post-office was dis covered to be on fire The flames had made such headway that it was found to be impossi-. ble to effect an entrance inte the burning building which, with it's contents including ali the mail matter, was reduced to ashes. The adjoining horse-shed, ,witha storage room above and its contents, was also destroyed. For fear that this last building would fall over near, aud set fire to Mrs. Hayden's house, post master Andrews undertook to cut it down with an axe. While thus engaged, the roof sudden ly fell on him, crushing him to the earth As speedily as possible, though with some difficult ty, the heroic bystanders rescued him from the burning debris, when it was found that an arm was broken, and that he was otherwise badly bruised. He is now doing we'll, the broken member having been set by pr. Sweet 4 dog that was in the store failed to give any alarm, and was consumed in the flames. We understand that MT, Andrews goods were insured for $6O0, but the buildings be- longing to MT. Chas. T. Russel were not ln- sured ' sss- LITTLE GoHNsrR. E
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-13
Births.
NTarr1ajgeS.

At Litchfeld, March 2, daughter to Mir. and Mrs. Frank w. Wessells. - -erersFttr
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-13
Goshen. No. 379.

ONE SERyIoE.--Last Sunday at the Cong'l Church, the change was made, and We had the usual services in the forenoon and, after ten minutes, the Sunday School began and contin- ued a little longer than heretofore, but there was no afternoon service.
 SEWING SOCIETY. Y.-The meeting of last week, was held at the house of Edw Norton.
 PARTY.-There was large gathering last Friday evening" at the house of Wm. F. Os- born, who has taken possession of his house in West Goshen, MT. Stent having left it and re- moved to Millerton. We shall miss him from our Temperance meetings, but we are glad that Mir. Osborn has married Goshen lady and returned to his native place.
 LITERARY CIRotE-When we had the large meeting at Mir. Gaylord's it was thought we should not see so many together again, but the meeting last week at the house of Henry Nor ton, notwithstanding the threatening weather, was the most fully attended of any we have held. Programme
 1.Iinutes of last meeting a.s.-
 2.Instrumental music by Miss Gaylord, on Piano accompanied by MT. Gaylord and Ar thur Wadhams on violins.
 3. Recitation Poem by Miss Cornelia Smith.
 4. Song by Miss Eva Stoddard. .svfu
 5. Dialogue by Henry and E. M. Norton
 G., Essay, by Edw. Norton. on, Multiple, Double and Variable stars \ E3a-4
 7. Reading, by Miss Maria Norton.
 8. Dialogue, by Lizzie Sperry, Libbie Palmer, Lizzie and Julia Stewart l. j II
 g. Tableau.
 10. Conversion, subject; Are we as a con- munity in sociability? Rev. Mir. Hazen, afr matiye deficient and Dea. Smith, negative, followed by many others the impression left was that we are not. > .....--.
 Next meeting at the house of Francis M Wadhams, Tuesday evening, March 18th :: subject for discussion; Is the pen greater power in the world than the voice. E CoSN. FARMER. Il have seen the first two numbers of this new agricultural paper, pub lished in Hartford, and it bids fair to become a useful publication in our State, not interfer- ing with our regular County papers. H. N .
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-13
E@A.SSS-

% A A NuzszE. Sf Nx<h Manchester, ss1'sS 1 sA-s Csmr@eE5Ozal cAurch. last Fri- @HT s=zzansE A4< sae prscsaas going to the >sHAh-T gA'sA He Ax1dlsd his subject. waa'rA ~@ -TAz3 Boy Os Nise." with & pow GSH gzzR sas sassAHsa ksA sysr Oo all sides wssA sAe k<Ezezz sEe& One fe2 sure the Iec- szuw had Sss7 q ssE hS@Heaf, sometime. Af- aEr GzAaszz9 the ssE. he spoke of the dangers aA@ san<@a=m Ai@. xz& Azzzay Of the guidanc. @m< 2<ay ss a<1g EnP P b a nCsle man. A@A@4 LANCE
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-13
TO RENT.

'IlhE island House, situated on the North shore of Bantam Lake, two and three-fourth miles from s e mage oI Lltchfeld, and three -fourtbs of a mile rom Lake station the shepaug railroad. It is
 ny ana favorite resort for city people, during the sammsr, sino t with fine grove for pcnics; Possession gwen the ist of April next. Inquire of
 FREDERICK DEFINING. l
 .a>s VIM. H. BRAMAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-13

L.RreErx Living Age,..........-...S8.7 HEpe<S Weekly, 5-2O HxrrSrg Razzr. 520 Hwpers Magazine. .--------.----. 5.2O AKhMz<ie MouKhly. .----.-..--.. 5-20 Sz7ane<'s Monthly, y,---.---.. 5.2O Thp GaEzxy. 520 The AgxsealturxIisx- Iisx---.............. BIO ArshzTs Home Magazine, 400 Pesers1ais MzgzIne, $50 Go3<E's Lady's Book, ,........... 40 u. NscAakz<- kz<-----------.-...... 40 SeuE-xeekly Times. Weekly TTaAez. Se&-we=kfy Tribune. --....-..--...450 NeHkly Trihun= -.....350 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-13
Deaths

At Goshen, March g, Mrs. Ann Devlin, wife of Wm. Devlin, aged 65.
 At Bridgeport, Mich, Feb. 17, Mrs. Sarah A. Hodgman, widow of the late Thomas Smith formerly of this town, aged GA. Vermont pa pers please copy
 At Morris, March 11th, Cathirine L. Foster, aged 69.g @H-TTT0TG < a3@H4H
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-03-13

"Nzss eszzEszurs wszA J1naAry CT July number. Szl8E-Ts<<x was Grs fz zxrezrx must make up ar- r-z-zsez keSsr@ t4k1zx z3vzut&ge of the foregoing @&~wA
 Nan@T HAazB1 be bE Po<+-Ofioe order. check or reEerg& Hsre- Essszzh9e We take all risks of re- nr-zx~ ss ta4 szxb5nE p~g5odiczls but not Of mon- Sy Es4E zz
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03
IMPERIAL GRANUM.
IMPERIAL GRANUM.'
The Great Medicinal Food.

The salvador For Inyalid- and the Aged An In
COmparabel Aliment for the Growth and ProtcC-
ton of Infants and Children. 4 superior
Nu,ritye in Continued Fcycrs and
Reliable Remedial Agent in all Diseases of the
stomach and lntestines
THIS justly celebrated DKTErC PREPARATION is
L in composition, principally the GLUgEN derived
from the WHITE WINTER FLINT WHEAT CEREAL, q
solid extract the invention of an eminent Chemist
II has not only been highly recommended, but Ger.
titled 10 by large number OF Chemists and PhyIi.
clans representing Il very high degree OF medical
sCienCe-as the Safest, Most Acceptable and Raleit
bic Food for the Growth and Projection of Intants
and Children, and for Mothers lacking Sufficient
Nourisbmeni for their offspring.
Unlike those preparations made from auimsl or
yinous matter, which are liable 10 stimulate the
brain and irritar the digestive organs. il embraces
In its elementary composition
That which makes strong Bone aud Muscle, That
which makes good Flesh and Blood, That which j.
easy OF Dige-ion-neVer cons tipaing That which II
kind and friendly TO the Brain, and That which aCtsas
a preventive of those Intestinal Disorders incidcn.
tai TO Childhood.
Aud, while ii would be difficult to conceive OF any.
thing In Food or Desert moro creamy and delicious.
or more nourishing aud siren glhcniug n IN ali
ment in Fcyers, Pulmonary Complaints. Dyspepsia
and General Debility it, RARE MEDICINAL EXCEL-
LENCE in all INTESTINAL DISEASES, r~peciallyiu
nNsentew Chronic piamhoa and Cholera lntan.
tum.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03
A NEW CANDIDATE,

For popular favor is the elegant and I'm.
approachsble ac Ioinvillc scarf, to bc found
in Caro- only at A. Marks. 1t is thing
of beauty and strictly stylish.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03

LonnlARp's Tin Tag smoking tobacco
in eighth, fourth, half and pound packages.
Also Lorillard's Nicklc Nuggets and Dime
Nuggets, for sale a. F KoFsmeyers at fac.
tory ytires.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03
A GRAVE ROBBER CAUGHT.

The most successful grave robbcr OF the day j.
DR.. LlNDLKY. b. means OF his Blood Searcher
he has robbed the grave of scores who were dying
OF ScrOfula, Consumption. Rhematism, Nercural
disease Generous Formations. Tumors, Erysipe.
La, Jaundicc Fever and Ague and General Debil.
iy The blood j. the life and DR. Lindsey Blood
Sesrcher il the great life prezerer. &. H. Hubbard
llampden Ohio, says: Cleveland physicians
declared my wife dying Of consumption. BY the
Use OF Dr.. Liudrcy's Blood Searcher Ehc was re.
stored 20 health j T. Brooks, psine-yillc, Ohio,
says M son Wa afflicted with -croinls Of the
worst form, and pronounced incurahlc by several
physicians. His life wa- saved by the Use Of DR..
Lnd-ey's Blood Scarcher " 4 Tumor growing on
my head was completely cured by the use Of DR..
ldndley's Blood Searcher. : Saryer Pittsburgh.
SBoil-. Pimpes on the face, salt Rheum. Old
sores and all Cutancou- Eruptons disappear like
magic when the Blood SesrChrr j. used See that
our name is on the bottom OF the wrapper. For
sale by all Druggists
Il. r. SELLERS K co. Prop'r. Pit.sb Pa
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03

THOSE IN NEED OF good Sc, of Artificial
Teeth, and desire satisfaction, can get them
by calling upon Dr. W. C. Jocelyn, on Eighth
street
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03
NICHOLS. SHEPARD 4 CO..
BATTLE CREEK. MICHIGAN.

THE Aatcless Gruin.Sa,ng, Time Sayng,and
Grafton Beyond all Rivalry for Rapid Work, Per
cct Cleaning. and for SWiug Grain from Wastagr.
~ RAIN RaiSerS will not submit 10 the en0r-
VI nous sage OF Grain and the interior work
Goue bv the other machines, when once posted on
the difference,
ME ENTIRE ThrcShing Expenses ,and often
] 3lO' 'l'h'S that amOUnO can b" made nv the
Extra Grain sANEDby these improved Machines
NO Reyolvin" shafts Inside the Separat ors
~ hhl CIV iiec from Bcatcrs. Pckcrs, Raddles,
and AL such li'ncwNstlng aud grain wasting com.
picallcns. Perfectly adapted 10 all Kinds and Con
headed or Bound
NOT only VASTLY Superior for Wheat. Oats,
y Barley, Rye, and like Grains but the ONLY
Successful Ihresher in Flax, rmohy. Millet,
Glover, and IKE seeds. Requires no attachments"
or"Nbuiidlng' 10 change from Grain to Seeds
MARVELLOUS for simplicity OF Parts, using less
VI man one half the usual Belts aud gears.
Make, no Lltterngs or Scattcrngs
JNOl'R Sizes OF Separators Made. ranging from
FVsix 70 Twelve IIor.S szc, and tS" stSes OF
Mounted Horse Powers TO match
CTEAN Power Throshcrsu speciality. 4 special
Ddl eePa'aor. made expressly for steam Power
DtR lnriyuleh Steam Th,psher Engines, with
" Na"sDle improvements and Distinctive
fesarsS' 'Ar beyond any other make or kind.
TN Thorough Workmanship. Elegant Finish,
/ Perfection Of parts, Completeness OF Bquip.
men', els, our vibrator" Thresbcr Outnts are 10.
nor PARTICULARS, csll 80 our Dealers or write
Ito as'0r n'uefstcd Circular which NC mail nee.
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MEDlCA
l PRICELESS JEWEL

Is health, and If you are without il you can neither
beg, borrow. buy nor steal H. but you can obtain II
by using Sellers Liver Pills They tone up the
stomach and keep the bowels in good order pro.
duce healthy action in the liver promote diges.
ton and impsrt yigor TO the whole system.
Price - cents.
r. T.. SELLERS u CO. Prop'rs, Pittsburgh Pa
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03


MISCELLANEOUS.
Boy,on comes Saturday.
Remember the grca, City Of GreenvilIe
Saturday
The c. ". Anderson, from Nashville IS
due to-day
The John l.. Rhodes is due from the
Ohio for st. Louis.
The Montana caves Louisville to-day for
st. Louis AID tn, west.
The Ironsidcs has bargcs Of ore and 4
bargrs OF emptics,
The [. p. Schenck passed down yc,tcr-
day with big cargo.
The Golden City follows the New Mary
Houston to New Orleans
The Marx twain returned from Hickman
aud goes bsck to that port to-day.
The Belle OF Shreveport has big cargo
of sugar and MoIasses for 81. Louis.
Al excursion to New Madrid on the Ste.
Geneueye, next Tuesday, is talked OF.
The Andy Baum Is the next Ohio river
packet for Memphis, She will be here on
Sunday,
The Grafton has y tow Of coal for Mem
phis Captain Bill Phillips goes South as
one OF her pilots.
The DeSmet has lair cargo for Padu.
cab. She will bc back this evening, on her
return trip to s.. Louis.
The James d. Parker came down out Of
the Ohio with about all the freight she
wanted for Memphis.
The New Mary Houston follows the
L. p. SchencE out Of the Ohio to New
Orleans. She is due here on Saturday.
The Citycf Nicksburg came up from be-
low with about 100 bales of cotton which
she Discharged and passed on for st
Louis.
The ST.. GcnryieTe had nice trip to and
from Hickman, She got away for St
Louis last evening with good showing OF
patronage,
The Nashville arrived from New Mad
md with fine cargo of freight. She j,
now on berth, receiving TO return to that
port, She goes on the arrival Of trains thi,
evening,
The fine Anchor Line steamer John A
Scudder, Captain Jack Carter, will be a
the wharf this morning, receiving for New
Orleans and all way points. Captain Flen
Carter is her agent. His headquarters ar
on the Anchor Line wharf-boat.
WnEN the season for making presents
comes, make some sufferer of your acQuain
lance a present. of DR., Bulls Cough Syrup
and note the benefit it will do him and III
happiness you will receive.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03
INSURANCE.
7 INSURANCE AGENCY OF
WELLS e KEITH.

REPREsKsrIsG THE
lmnancl (0f Lyerpoo
Royal Canadian c. .D SI 60 6: SS ss a.s
British America A. .SaIors 81 q! Gen. e. /,
MulVlllc Assets, sitta' 1851 "a, '''''
Commercial A..eS,es' Ne" York . Gislja 49,
Union }tof Philadelphia; established in 1904
o"iV" Assets, SSs3, 1890.
EirpmaN's (Of Dayton, o.
(,Qrman (Oi freepoFt No.
WI hi'ii Assets, Stjjs11.B,
RISKS WRITTEN AT FAIR RATES.
once in Alexander County Bank.
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MISC ELiASEOUS.
NO CURE NO FEE !RE 4 a. g., G, Q .

NV NthL NO L Nm in's private
hospital, iS, East Washington street, Chicago TO-
the cure OF all private chrouiC and special disease
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NERVOUS DEBILITY and LOST
MANHooD. permanently cured DR.. q, Il a graduate
OF the Reform School, aud uses ~ mercury has ihv
largest practice in the United States. LADIES' r..
curing treatment, with home and board, call or
write. Every convenience for patients, SEMI my
cents for MARRIAGE GUIDE! 30 pages llus,ra
ed Married ladies and gentlemen send my ce'. 4
Tor sample of rubber goods and circular ol lmpoN,
ant information by express. Consultation nee and
confidential, Relisblc Female Pills s. a box,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03

Two INVENTORS AND MECHANICS.
=, PATENTS and how TO obtain them. Pamphlet Of
w pages free, upon receipt Of Stamps for postage
Address GILMORE, SMITH 4 CO,
Solicitors Of Pntents, Box 81
Washington, y Z.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03

WALTER HYSLOP, TREASURER.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03
Exchange, Coin and United States Bonds
BOUGHT AID SOLD.

Deposits received and general banking business
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03

TNHE CITY NATIONAL BANK.
Cairo, Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03

SFFICRRS
". p. HALLIDAY, President
II. l.. HALLIDAY, Nicc.pre-len,,
WALTER ~ STOP, Cashier,
DIREC TORS:
\ STATS TAYLOR, ", y, HALLIDAY,
AESRI l.. HALLIDAY, X. n. CJNSINGHAA,
.. ID. WILLIAMSON, STEPHEN BIRD,
n. Il. CANDNS
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03
BANKS.

, A LEXANDER COUNTY BANK.
Commercial Avenue and Eighth Street,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
0fFlCEIS:
r BROSS, President,
=. SHFf, Vice PfesiCcni
II WELLS Cashier.
T. j. KEITH, Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS:
= Bross Csiro; Wiilism Kluge. Cairo;
Peter Ncd, Cairo, Wiliiam Wolf. Cairo,
G, NJ Osteroh, K l. Bining.ley St Loui.
Il. Budsr, Cairo; J, \. Clemson, Caledonia
thss u PAlier,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DONE. Ex
~ change sold and bought lnterc,. paid IN the
savings Department Collections made and al
os.ines- promptly attended 10.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW RICH BLOOD!
bALTIMORE. MI

Parsons Purgstiye Pills make new Rich Blood,
an will completely change the blood In the entire
,ystem in three months Any person who will take
pill each night from to Il weeks may be restored
by mail for letter stamps |, 5. JONSON eco.
Bangor, Me.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03

CAPITAL, 900
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03
OFFICE IN CITY NATIONAL BANK
Cairo, Illinois.

INTEREST psid on deposits March l.i snd sep
l iember LIST Interest no, Withdrawn !, added IN
nedia,cly 10 the principal o. the depo.;-. thefeb
giving them compound Interest,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

The value Of hi, remedy must not be overlooked
in the cure oil thOsp
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03

ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK,
Chartered March Il. 1869.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03

Office in Alexander County Bank.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. E.a !. y /. n

nj CAnSALARY. Permanent statesmen want
MI LVj jed to sell smplo Goods to, dealers, No
pcddling. Expenses paid, Address
$. A. GRANT CO., 4, o 3 Home St, Gin
Clnuni. Ohia