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To The Monora bic Jscse of Probai. tor he cosn-
~ Of hanocck.
YHE undesssSnei Executors OF the isst Nlll sni
] testADeDt 81 Harry - Josdsa. late ~ kiis
worth. IN ssai County. deesaAed. respectfully
represent ihAi NE soods aad eha; tets. rxhis AID
efeciis Of SAID escessed are Got SUFFICIENT { pay
his Jusi ceeis aAd charges Of sdn Ais,raton. ~
We sum Of one thou ssnd doiiars. Wherefore yuar
p"ulioners prsys your Hosor 10 srAaI them . la
eeass TO eel. 81 pselie OF private sale. and COO
balItnSs enereoa. parehassd OF G. ID. AeDoa Aid
and Jaues r. W hllmofv. " late Harry 4. Jofds n.
The sAid 6ssd IL . aid hcUoaaLd 10 said Jordan
dAIed >spt. tuslnh. A. ID. lsbs. snd recorded -
deet from said whnnore " said Jordan dated
sspt lRh AID ISIS. and recorded In Hancock Hrsis-
Try Vol IL. Page So. stu Aied said Kills orth.
al the corner u Pine aai fraakin streets. and
Of The resi- esisis vi the deceased. tnclad ing the
reverssou OF the wli,vs doseg therein. TO satisfy
sAid de6'. and charges Vi standardization.
HONS i. jos aS Executors.
q. s. PETkRs. Attorney
Feb. I. ls.s-
STATE or MAINE.
HAScocE. ss;-Cour Of PrOssss. Fsby. Term.
A. ID. lsss.
said petitioners give public notice 10 ali person
interested. by eapsing copy OF the pet iiioI and
tbts order thereon, to be publi-h ID three weeks
excessively IN the kIlsWorIn Amer NC an . news
said Coussy. be held as Efisworth. on the sn.
we1nesstss. % April nsst. q Ten Of The cioes
IN the fosesooo, 70 chow cause, II aay ihey have
vAy The prayer Of said pesssioaers should BOT be
granted.
SUI3s PARkkk TUCK. Jsdgs.
Attest: CuAs- r. Doxa, Register.
A True Copy. Attest: Gas. r. Doaa. Register.
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To the Hoe Judge OF Probate ior H.ooo.s Coaniy
7 4. Ehssl Of si.ssorsn. IN saH Coasiy. rec.
~ peruuiis rrrrescnts, thas NARA A smHk is.a
u sAsd EilsvortA. dacst IN August. A. -. Isss
leAttns property IN sAis Iou-ty. ~hiea osxni ~
- s.Isslnissrrcf upsa. that sst Marta 4 smHs
len 30 hasea I'd uaat Ire .sai Gnery 10 erc-iilos
Of tss sad Maria 4. saith and hat lha cert u
hin. unreasonAbiy refuses 10 iAAs oai lesIsr. Of
aamssissratioe- wherefore tho sshi kmsry pravs
thai iessers uf sSWia s;rstloa upon sd IA
NAY " srasted - hi1.
l.. a ENTRY.
ret<uary. 5. Iss.
STATE OF MAINE
HA>oocN: ":-teari Of Probate. Tsb. Tern.
A. u. ls's
poa Tie foreSetsG pslit.on OkpIEsD tia.
sAif psstloner give peoibc sosies 10 ell p-r.on.
iatsr~sssS. By csusinx . copy Of thl. p~tIitou All
this order thsr~oa. % BE- pabltsh.d tAree ssss
saeosssireiy IN tho klssouk Americsn . ness
paper pablisAed Ia Eiisvosth. IN sAit raur,y
tAAs tney zaJ appear At toaH ~ Probate Tor
sad tounty. 10 he heid A. EnsssstA OF the rad
Wednesday. OF Apru next. 81 tea Of the elael "a
foTenoon. - shas eAnse- asv they have way
The prsyer q cad petitioner ssoas NOT D. sraut~i
s~iF fAhktg rUIk. Jsds~.
Auoat GnAs r. Dosk Esx.s
trns copy. AtIrst .-SnAs a. posn Ret
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vasss Il - NSAt.
When bedtime comes, end curtains fan.
And roaod 20 the doors 10 lock.
Ere tsOps 90 cut nv Wife doth call.
Re 1embsr, dear. 10 wind the clock"
When boots are OF, and for the DIV
All trksome cares seem pat to rout.
hesr wife's voice from dreAmland say,
: be sure you put the kitten out
when STRETCHED betwesn tie sheets I lie,
And heavy lids have ceased 10 " ink,
From trondie-bed there comes . cry.
Il want q dwinki I wsat ds,nk''
Chicago Tribe ~.
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ASH g. ROBBINS s,

~ FuLToS STREET. BKookLrS, NY
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Tear ~us - Asvr sses. iroo ny youth. q .uf-
f~ts ivsa pv.eepsts sees,uspss "a &. ~. ~ IL
t~sss Of s,cA is.sssrhs iss-,ng three four days
have trtssi r.Besiies tsnsasersb.e, bat vrthout
tanning cav p~rDss-nt tereht. ks.iy ,hls
,erinb . l'sr~hs.ei . bottle Of >CtPNtfg nit.
Thks k<fore had sssen ose hpttis . x.n To-
is~i ths sss-i s6ecls ~ a. sad having tskrn thrr.
sfhs"s icing srsas ssi nth bts,..p ~,
hsd "ut '"e .i'scA oi si~A h~sdsch- - that iitir
and VERY sight one. I glad CIV. Ihi- ir.tia,s.
ntsl N The no, thst other. msy he tnsiae.-.f 60
ave thsm.elses .aeh suffering b. tskinx the
etLfutk hrfkRs.
hks JoIIN NhgItsN
No - A~thuen str~et. L.. rvne., M..s
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To the Hon. PARKER tuck Judge OF rrosst 1. vith-
In and 70 the County OF Hancock.
THE unsiersiSae1. David T. Warren Of beer
i fsie, In the Couniy OF Hancock and state Of
Maine. respectfully represents that b. !. the
fAihsr and heir ~ lay Of Pasiiae n Themas, vhs
was he wife OF Daniel Thomas. Q resident OF the
town Of Carthage In The C.unts Of JAsi Or, 10 The
state of Missouri, Thai the sAid Pauline n. Thora
as,dsed 81 i,eer Hale aforesasd the 18th aay Of
August isss. isavisG . surviving hnshAnd but 20
issue; That Abe died seized and po. sss sol Of
certais real estate 10 her evn right iy,nS ani
beng In raid CoGnty Of Hasooes. which Ought Ia
D. sduini.,erei uyon. Your petitioner therefore
respectfully r~9cesis that tho Standardization
thereof nAv he con aitisd to L. q. Phibfoat Of
tastine. IN sAii County OF Hsnoook. . suitable
p~rssn therefor.
DAVID 7. wAgRfS.
Deer Isle. February !. Is.s
STATE oy MAISE
HAScocx. ss.-Cosf ofPrebsis. EiIssorth. Ech-
Tern, A. ID. lgsS.
Uyon the Foregoing pssiiion. ospxkrp. Thai
Sad pstfton~r give public neShos TO All persoEs
Interested. BY causing . copy Of the p<,,ssn, sad
this order thereon. 10 he pusiissed three s.rAs
pspei Published In Ellsworth Ia sAii Coanty.
said County 70 hs held At Eilsu or,s. on The .na
The forensSa, To she's oAase. II sny th~y have vhy
The PRAYER Of ss1 peijIion~r shoald - g. Anea
ss.s' PAkAEH TUCK. Judge
Attest -.HAs- p. DoKa. gssisssr.
true oopr-Atiesi CaAs. 4. poEz- REGISTER.
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From the Ea,on school journal. !
IA T.fsA WaAaa Er..arh.

!ss g!fsd wSAa, Er!.ars.
Here lies ~ old woman " 10 slwsys Gas tired,
For she lived 10 house WHERE help WASH
hired.
Her last words on earth were slssAr friend.
am goiug
Where washing sin't done. nor churssng, nor
sewing:
ksd everything there viii be jus, to nv wishes.
Poe &kcr~ they don't eat there's no washing
OF dishes.
IN be where lOud anthems will alwsy. 10
ringing,
But having no voice IN get rid Of The singing.
boat mearn Tor me now. aud nDarn Tor ne
never.
Fer I'm going to do nothing for ever and ever ; -
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T: ~ H.:ss.s: Jrass q rsss for ,As c.a.

To the Honorable Judge Of ProAne for Tie Gear.
" o. Haseoct aad slate II naise.
rLEANoa u. HARTMAN. and Eiesha Par
eect. respsr,ssliy rspresesis; ihss Panel us,y,.
man. late Of said Oytsna. Aecen4cd q vhn-e e.
,sie The proeate court for sad Ccenty sss now
Jurfsdirtiye, died setaeI and possessed Of the
following described real estate. all aftusled IN
said ovisnd. Via; part Of lot No. n on the esst
acres the Pooi Ps.tsre 90 csiiei. stss,.., q. H.
vesi aide Of Great Poad. containing ab,ut twenty
seres; the store ana snail Ios Of LAID At ne
and part Of the Bowfen srsniss Qafrry. owned
In common Nth Aaron p knvr-an sns Ii. heirs
Q, me I.ts yohn baeA late of .a'd orisad. decess
ed that the proportions Of the parties nov awa
rig the same are not - dispute nor nnerrs ain
that the nsmes, residence. sna shsr-s az .ai a~p-
foiiesss kAe.sSe ". Hsvrisss. one seh .. ,,~rt.-
er, k'ests fsvtrifgr. too hnhs, ss d~vt,ec and
sr.n'ee, Emma 8. whippie, ciarsoee W Tru.-cii
sduard A. Tra~.ei ard Ralph ". Trus-elI =
minor a, hsm Rufus Truss~il. of lhei.rs us.-
.arhnsetts.s Canadian. all Of Hsmllien, m the
County OF EsscH. In the state OF N,..srh,,srfl.
ant Arrhar ~ rrnsssii OF f.,r r,t In IN. sf,,. -
Nermott, and knm- D. 1russen ai Brs-ekt..o in
The County II litm"uth snu >,-t- 81 Nas~aehn-
ssais, owners cue niih, a. devt,@e.. Jsha iIsn.
coca of s'ss,on In the oU ~arafS and lat.
81 Ns'-se' u--tts. mtaos, o ~hoas Js,ssa -.
, ~ ss'a b"si"n. - "uan.i su' an' III - VI
stsnrr OF Los snGeia.. IN th- t,ouh'y ~ -.
hhs'k.s and stat. ui California, - iHos "a ttlsat
EsaE'itsn. a. devi.er-
Mher.''fs yeer t'-iitirne prav ths, psrtiii -,
ct the .bay- de.crtb-.I real e.t &c m y H. To-.
amoLs the sitrt.as.i acc .r.i,ax e. ia.
ELEANOR ~. uARstNIN
LENA ftkfRitE,E
DATED ct otiasd ihi. shir,l dAy OF p.tr.,..,. a
u. lsss
sTsrk 90 MAi~E.
i.sccg-ss. Court Ut Probate. kli.s"rth lei.
Tenn a 10 is-7.
I,-sa t1c fnteguisS t-ctitiaa papNssn, ID
szit reiiitsn.rs give t.abiic n.srr to 81. ,rr.s.s.
Inis e-lei - eas.inE copy thts pefus,n .s.i
tn of-i ihsFe-,a 20 - ,,ubli ned thrss ~,rs
c. velt l- the Eiissosth Au.r,-sns r..--
paper pa6ilsasd Ia Eissorth. IN ssli caunts that
I us. s.Ay sFkcsr at Court 81 ffobstc for
ssij taanty. to be bid at III. worth, on
the 81 Wednesday N Aprtl next. .; ten Of the
eiccA In the forenoon. 10 show cause " any they
have. shy the prayer Of said pesi,cnsr should not
he granted
swl9' PARKER TucI. JUICE
Atess;-CnAa 2. Doxs. Register.
true Copy-Atlesti CHAs q. Ipuss Reris,.r
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SULPHUR HTTERS.


o.s % - sesess speesAss os1s -.
sess Jssss esoossses 81 The 0esss ssA
ssssss. ssss Dssse. ~ss sAss % nm.
SsAs Osrsss. - aaSss~se. Mss Dsr-
tee 10 - s.AsfasagsSss sssass 0. sAe
seoVsssses sssse, . veOes - ssse
ssssssy $50 esesseees. 0sss Aes vssAs~a
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18

PITTSBURGH Post. when Grant deter
mined to out bid Blaine on the Catholic
question he rather overdd the business in his
Dcs MOincs letter. We have always be-
Iicycd he was q man without prejudice or
principle, but, as in the case of order No. 10.
where he ncedlosSly insulted every Jew in
the United States by denouncing the race
for the acts OF few, he seemed to be NOV.
ed by Bourbon rather than sober Judgment
and he has no right to expect, without re-
traction or apology, the respect of these
people. His Dcs Moincs letter was with.
out color Of necessity, and as true as it wa,
insulting but was excused on the ground
that it was mere political bid to take the
pins from Blaine, who intended to run the
campaign on the religious FRENZY. as we
have no doubt Grant will do in 1880 if he is
nominated. The bloody shirt is faded and
no longer eXCitcs enthusiasm. but the religi-
Gus one is always on hand. and enables the
pulpit 10 take hand in electoncering dur
ing the campaign
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18

mchtto prosecute every man in Utah who had
more than one wife married to him before
this decree wa, made 1t would break M
helrianilics, destroy their homes, leave
women and children helpless and without
protection, and destroy their prosperity.
Those men had taken their wives in good
Faith according to their religion, and the
women had married reigiousy, without
any intention to violate law and he thought
this should bcconsidcrcd Mr.. Van Zilc
OF Michigan, who was United States At.
torncy for the Territory, had no sympathy
with them, and he feared would push the
prosecutions. Mr.. Cannon hoped however
that ConGro,, would pass a law to prevent
this decision from having q retroactive
effect, ana those who had married prior to
January Gth nhc date ON winch it was an
nounccd) wouI be permitted to llycas they
had been living until their death, and that
only those who married more than one wife
hereafter should be prosecuted"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18

John Olive, Nebraska hcrdcr had
murdered several Of his enemies, and it was
deemcd desirable to arrest him. but it was
hard to get anybody to undertake the job.
He a%ay' had a gang of his ranchmcn
close at hand, and was free with threats
ANA vengeance on anybody that molc>tcd
him. At length Billy Nichols bargaincd
to capture Olive for 500. twas Olives
custom to 90 TO Plum Creek once week
for letters Nichols stationed himself in
the Post Office with four companions chos-
en- from the relatives Of the men whom
Olive had killed. When Olive entered
he found himself looking into the mlzzlcs
Of five reyOly5rs, and was commanded to
hold UP his hands. He surrendered, and
quickly hustled out Of sight Iii, ranch
men. a, they struggled in one by one to
see what had become of him, were caught
in the same manner.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18
DEATH BLOW AT MORMoNISM.

A Washington special ssys "A cores.
pendent had an extended interview Thurs
day with Delegate Cannon, Mormon rep
rcscntOtive from Utah, regarding the re-.
cent decision of the Supreme Court, and
its probable effect upon Momonsm. This
decision which was delivered Monday,
declared tina, polygOmy is II crime against
thclOwS OF the United States, and that the
law prohibiting bigamy or polygamy is
constitutional "Our people, said Mr..
Cannon, were confident that the Supreme
Court would declare this law uncons,iu.
tional, and we have been going on us usual
The result was u great surprise | was
never more surprised in my lite. CONTINUE.
ING, Mr. Cannon said that his people would
accept this decision Osilnal, and woudnot, he
thought, contest the matter further II
polygp y was a crime against the United
States, OF course the people of Utah, would
not continue toprpc,',c it, He was OF the
opinion ',cm would b. 40 MON nnNwa.
m mari 'pN ttp Il - 30 ru...
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18

OF CAIRO.
organized July nth, 1877, Under the Laws OF
the state of Illinois. Copyrighted July
., 1877, under Act of Congress
DEl,Lll nItS.
BOARD or MANAGERS.

, j GORDON. Physician. ..,."..,u....,Ca afro His
Mrs. =. A. TAYLOR Superintendent Of
schools, Alexander tOunty.....u,,.., "
Mrs l.. {, FORD, Variety Bracket Store d"
j. A. GOLDSTlNE, of Goldstinc X TO.
-enwatcr Wholesale and Retail Dealers
In staple and Fancy Dry Goods ,.,...., "
V H. flllSrLEW GOD, of llnkc *
ThistlrwoOd, Commission Merchants,
Cotton ana Tobacco Factors ,,....... "
:. D. AYERS, Of Ayers u Cos Commits
sion Merchants. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, "
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Manager
and Attorney at Law....,...,.,,, "
WIN STRNrrON, of Strutton Bird,
Wholesale Groccrs. "
SEQ NJ, ALDEN, Commission Mcr'
chuui. Is Ohio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
JAS 5, REARDEN, Agent Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company .,u.,,
HARRISON nOupT, Matchmaker and
JtWcler"...,.... ,,....,.,..,.....-.
CllAs. II, SIT ART, wholesale aud Re
tail Dry Good and Notions. .........
EDWNll D 4 BuDER Manufacturing
4 LeWrlpr md Wholesale Dealer In
> Watchmnkers' Tools aud Mntcrials.,,
EDWIN Il. EuNEW, Proprietor 81,
Charles Hotel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
HAIEN LEIGHTON, Commission Mcr
DR. r"I E%btw.HRD1 Il. ron. Il. s Marshal
Southorn District Illinois u.nS Springfield, Ills
Mrs, \. A, AYEnsvs,s,n,.... villa Ridgp, I"
DR.. u. s. BRIGHAM. Physician. indianapolis, Iut
JAS NJ GGLNrr, Real Estate
Row ptAlib c.wEliis.. iM;ciiihcdnEspt '''"' ''"'
} i, CuiLEy Merchant. 49,. ."r Merriam Ms
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18

LIVER Is kING.-The liver is the imperial
organ Of the whole human system as it
controls the life, health and happiness OF
man, When it is disturbed in its proper
action, all kinds of ailments are the natural
result. The digestion of food, the move.
ment, Of the heart and blood, the action of
the brain and nervous system are all immc.
diatcly connected with the workings of the
liver, 1t has been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower is uncqmlcd in cur.
ing all persons afflicted with dyspepsia or
liver complaint, and all the numerous symp.
toms that rcsulti'rom an unhealthy condition
of the liver and stomach Sample bottle to
try, 10 cents Positively sold in all towns
on the western continent. Three doses will
prove that it is just what YOU want
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18

South AMERICA AND SOUTHERN UNITED
STATEs.--Owing to the warm and delight
tul climates their Inhabitants grow salow
from torpid ivers, indigestion, and all dis
eases arising from disordcred stomach and
bowels. They should, of course, at all
times keep the liver active and to our read
crs We would recommend Tab.cr's Vcge-
table Liver Powder; taken in time, it will
often save money and much suffering,
Price 80 cents. Barclay Brothers, agents,
Cairo, III.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18

HERE is a rev one Of Bob lngcrsoll On
his return trip from Europe last summer,
the steamer he was in encountered very,
heavy weather, and as a sequence Bob was
quit" sea sick, He retired to his state room
and selling basin began to hcavc up, and
then swear Thus he kept alternating be-
tween hcavlng up and swearing, until his
profanity began to disturb some Christian
clcrgymcn who wrr in the next room. two
or three came into i}ob's room, and began
to cSpostulate with lin about swearing so
hut he, although receiving them courteous.
ly, went on with his hcaying up and swear.
ing. So thay asked him if he must swear
please not to Use the name Of our Savior in
vain. Bob stopped minute, and then said,
"Gentlcmen," see the force of what YOU
say. What does your Savior know about
storms at sea, he never was in but one, and
then, it, he got ont and walked"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS.


The Grand Tower got away Thursday
night with fine cargo.
The Pari, Brown left to hunt harbor
in the Tennessee river,
The Raven and tow got away for New
Orlcan, late Thursday night.
Captain Dunlap. OF Gray, Iroa Line al
rived in the city yesterday morning.
The Alice Brown and tow arrived from
New Orleans. Yesterday morning.
The cargo Of the sunkcn barge Perry
Thorpe j, total loss. 1t j, fully Insured.
Di,patchc, from Shawncctown Yesterday,
reported the gorge then breaking W. The
ice j, said obc loft AMI not dangerous
The gorge at shawucctown having broken
yesterday, wc may expect a river full Of ice
here to-day. No fears are cntcrtlincd as
to its doing damage however %, all crafts
arr in condition - resist it,
The mammoth James Howard, Captain
Jane, ONeil. arrived about nine o'clock,
Thursday night and went to the c, & V,
wharf.boat to PUT out her cargo, She will
wait for the coming ice to pass before 20
ing back south.
Captain Joe Fowler telcgraphed Captain
Taylor, Yesterday afternoon, to return 10
Paducah with his boat without delay, and
escape the ice. If the little packet gets
back home before the ice reaches Paducah.
she will have did good work
The veteran Bot Riley will back the Gle
CANT City OF Vicksburg out for Memphis,
Vicksburg and all intermediate points, this
evening Chris Sharp does the honors OF
her Office. There is no better boat ahoat
than the Nicksburg and shippers and pas.
scngcrs can rest assured Of being pleasantly
dealt with.
The Gold Dust will get away for New
Orleans tins afternoon, and will 90 with a
biz cargo. The Gold Dust offers the very
best inducements to shippers and the pleas.
antcs. accommodations to passengers. That
amiablc gentleman, John McCord is her
able commander aud Henry DIETRICH is her
genial clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18
4 CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscrctonS Of youth, nervous weak,
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c,
will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in America
Send a haIf.addrcsscd envelope to the Rev,
JoSErn r. LYMAN, Station D. Bible House,
New York City.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18
A FREE GIFT I,

or cory of W. Medical Common sense Book r.
aianh, Bronchitis Loss Of the voice nr So
lhrolt send name and po,tofNcc address. viii
Two pprlagn .tanp. State yopr scknc.. ~.
H nE, eletapiy Illustrated uil pp Elmo ls,s.
God ha, saved many lives. The ontEor NV. h,. y"
treating dlsea.'' g., the Nose Throat and LIMO. -.
. ,p,.i4i practice IN cincinnati, since iSJ; AdIrc..
DE- y. . Wolf CHM. O. '"' ""u'''7
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18

CoN' CoM.-F N. Ward hos IN hand
the best quality of coal for sale ut the mar.
kct price, Very low. lie will soon have
Il large stock of wood of all kinds. He is
well known to every body and we truss,
he will receive his full share Of M.
trOnNup
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18

CAST Preach GooD.-No man can do q
good job Of work, preach a good sermon,
try IaS suit well, doctor a patient, or
write a good article when he feels miscra-
bic and dull with sluggish brain and un.
steady nerves, and none should make the
attempt in such a condition when it can be
so easily and chcaply removed by little
Hop Bltters See Truths" and Proverbs
other column.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ERIA ,

, ""I ,,i AnodEne linimcnt VIII positively pr,
imlnr rarr' IN t- Information HIT Mi .oVc nan,
I'VE sent Tree h mail. IonI drln, n monas,i
IrINV4it1,In !, hrltrF than cure Sold cyory,yh,r,
l. = ''HNNoN * co" Bangor, Maine
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18

IMPORTANT to those wishing tosayc mon.
cy in purchasing their winter boot. md
shoes We have on hNnd and are s,ll 20
ceiying, complete assor'mcn, or mon.
boots and shoes, all styles and ,De. NJ ,hr
best st. Louis and cincinnati han, l..
goods, which wc scll lower than o,,,r t.,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18

CHEW Jack>on's best Sweet Navy To
bacco.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18

KEEP out the cold and wet hy using rub
Der weather strips on your doors and win.
dow, Blake will do the wori, for Won.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18

FREE OYSTER LUNCH every night at half.
past eight o'clock, !, spread by Harry
Walker.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18

BLANK books in stock or made to order
by Ambrose Pyatt. Paper Boye. maniac
tured to order Call at the Bulletin Build
Ing, or address him through the postoftlcc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18
MISC ElLANFOlN.
Eminent DR.. II. X. Walton.

nu Mixed cards Chrome Snowflake, &c. Nstwo
Nv alike. with name. lny. J. Miuk,rr x Co,
r.4u.eu
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-18

G.. A. SNOW * Co.
Opposite Patent oelce, Washington. D. e.