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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13
oCs SENATOR.


Viewing the Senatorial election from a
non-partissn stand point. We feel ,h,t the
cit zens oil this cDmmOuweal,h have c4Us,
to rejoice at the resnlt, and We rej.ic. u-ita
them We now are assured OF rspr,,sn-
tsuve IN the Senate Chamber who wiIIc,m-
mand the following Of friends and the re-
spect oil enemies: msn whom the nation
will delight 10 honor; man who darss
speak Tor the interest Of his constituency
and can measure swords on the rcsirum
with the most skilled and eloquent old.time
deeater of the esst a man who has hen
tried snt found true, who has hal expsri.
"nce, y no already has a national re6ura-
ton.
Inc State of Kansas owes a dsbt Of
commendailon and appreciation 10 the
true-hearted men who chung TO IugaIIs first.
last and ali the time" sni who. by their
unwaVefing hdrlity, Won the victory.
Theirs Is the glory Of these even,fui
dsys irsught with import 10 the nation.
days when tha clear brain aud experienced
hand ot the Slatesmsn i needed In guIde
me ship OF State; days when the west with
interest so at variance, and Yet 50 cou,pli.
Gated with trat Ut the east, can i'll afford
the experiment of sending untried pisuir1
10 cope With the intellectual giants which
! the east Il pushing to the front. Again We
ssy, We are glad that the result Il as it IL
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13
TILE KAw BTAER FAILING.

The river i. falling slightly. /, is !or.
fortunate that the snow mel,ed gradually
as it did, otherwise We should have had a
small food and the ice would have been
broken up suddenly and might have iur-
sd tHa dam
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13
A MARROW ESCAPE FROM pHowSTSo

4 mover, accompanied by his wife and
i,F,p, cb;Id s,t.-or-.5 20 fcrI cIaor -
which was much swollen by the melting
snow, last Sunday. When about half way
across, the horses got beyond their depth,
and the box f)a;ed off ot the wagon. The
woman, with the child Ia her arms, sprsng
out and succeeded in getting safely 10
shore, though it is wonder how she ever
did SO. TIE man, with the sSsiztauce Of
some parties living in the neighborhood,
got the horses and wagon out. Tie water
was icy cold, and the woman held her child
up iu her arms, preventing it from getting
vet, until near the shore, when she fell
down. The strangers were kindly cared
for by the fsmiiy OF J. T. Hess.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13

ToSeKxoxn, Kan, Jsnnsry 81, 70.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13
PLACE roR 4 POTTERY IS NORTON
CyUNTY

Our inquiry lss: week regarding stone
ware clay hss deselopsd the l4ct tnat there
ia an abundance of that article in sil ror-
tions Of the county. Mr.. L, Collins has
shown u some very f1e samples which be
found On his place, about hall mile sou b
Of town also some that wss burned in
burning a lime kiln, and il j "a hard as
iron, Almost. Mr.. Collins, IN digging the
kiln, went down over eight feet in TIE clay,
when the kiln was completed. A manu-
factory Of stoneware at this place would
pay well one would have aa unlimited
market Tor the ware.
The SETTLERS ORGANIZING AGAINST TaE
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13
A SUIT FOE AN ALLEGED Abortion.

T-eu'y t-o Of the yeomsnry Of Allen
creek have been summOnei by the sheriff
to apVsaE .. the Hsfch term of court to
ans ser in civil sult Tor damages, for pro-
ducirg an abortion on The paFs,n OF NcE
Et6s Thomas. IGs suit is brought by W
". Thomas snd his wife, Ell. Thomas {;
damage aid at So 000. There wa- trouble
about sguatter'r claim on the ksw re-
serve and tn!s * probably az oti-hool from
that.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13
TEF FRTCr PROSPECTS
ia rraDra TrIbu-es1

We have conver=ed with sous Of our
most experienced iruiG growers, and learn
that the peach buds on the bottom Ia 7ds are
badly damaged; spples no, so badly, but
seriously 1t Is feared. On the high uplsnd-
both peach sud apple trees are believed to
have escaped serious injury, as Z general
thing.
Blackberry canes are killed down ir
many instances. Easpberriss the same
but We still hope for reasonably fair crop
OF all.
THE TEIEPEoSTC CONNECTIONS aETwFTS
LAWRENCE ASD LEAvENwoRTB.
Lawrence Tribune, 81
Ieavenworth and Lawrence are connect.
ed by telephone, AID the sound of musical
instruments, singing, conversation, &c, i:
transmitted TO and fro with esse and per
feet distiDctness. A party OF musical
friends al each end OF the line, on lest Sun
day evening passed some pleasant hours il
the Interchange OF vocal and instrumental
music and vocal witlicisus
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-13

]
The Senatorial contest ended at Topeka
on Friday last in the reelection Of Senator
Ingalls,, the opposition combining to defeat
him with Judge Horton. The Courier" i.
pleased with the resuIt.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-05
Kew RICH blood!

wrraarsont Pqreatiyq Pills make Eev R,,A
en "a Sna W. eolnpietely change The blood In me
80 Snnlsnl N nlos months. Any person Who viii
storaal hi sssh Fignt trog % a Eeeks msy be re-
SD sstfyteks1sroo ~ sa = I, y s2sh 2 thl7q - besaiblG.
~ " . boz, - ets. ~" N%ts' @aisgs'
I. .. JOHNSON . CO.. BANGOR. Ma.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-05

HUNTS !:::: s i! !: !: a.. !: !; s;; =; ::
years and usod By an
RE me D Y 4; q; :: :$ ;:;;:: ,:: s; !:
have been given up By PhysicianS 10 die. HUNTS
REMEDY cures nlI Diseases ofthe Kidneys,
bladder and Urtnary Organs, DF0payf
travel, Dinbetea ana Incoutineuee a1d
Resentian Of Urine. HUNTS REMEDY
1ncournsta sleep, creates an appetite, braces up tho
syRem. AID removed health Il me reauit. HUNTS
aEMRhY aaFes Pain in the side Back or
L.oins, GENERAL Debility, Female Diseases,
DistHFked BiecR, Loss Of Appetite, Brleht'g
Dieaass OF she Kidneys, and all complaints Of
tue Uriao- Genital Organs. HUkTgs REMEDY
80 purely vegetable. and Enssta Q FAnt never before
furpished 70 the hhblic, and the utmost reliance may
ba placed 10 H. HUNT's RRAIEDY b prepared
) E: :: 4: ~: !: "a; "A: :;;:i C: 6: HUNTS
dino trial Will con-
vince yea.
aend for pauphiet 70 n M
EM, = CLARKE,
ProYtaeuce, RL.uu = bba ~ -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11
unb 8oIsen6es lfn6 einise ser taaienben
Nnerteunungen,
tpel6e tbm gu She'll tpur6en.

tpel1e tbm su She'll nur6en.
24ia6riger &6snmatiamas gebeilt. @m.
Eetnbarot, gilmore, isis.
~12ia6riger Mbemnati8mts gebetlt. 9bos.
Stt, ct. 8onifacius, YG.
5ja1riger &0elrnatiSmu5 geDeilt. Sranf
S6parS, 50 49,. StraBe, Cincinnati, 8.
10ia9rige Nenralgie QcGeilt. Gbrtitian
6onnt, Stint Sill, naDe goln9stomn, 8.
GiIfenidmerSet. S. aiit6art,, WaabOnD
@itp, $50.
Melralgie 9e6eilt. Sercmiu6 9aOiS, "a
WtulberrD Stry Stein gorf.
GlienerreibcH gebtilt. So6n 8. S0tan6,
Srpe, g. 9.
TrOibenlet ge6eilt. @tliam &oB, BET
Serrn Gbas. Ntc@leaan, Nuon, Obio.
NerDOies 9OpfleiOeu. Gliiabetb 2ub, 139
9tptiton Str, Seem Sort.
Serrentltngen. Sreo. &Dppel, 1876 @arz
Den Str, 6obofen, sc. S.
%3abni6ner;cn gcbeitt. Sulius Storm,
121 @1ier Str, Stem Oorf.
SerenI4nR gebeilt. Soiep6 Mtns, 1872
@li1ton Str, 9tetD Oorf.
&benmatiide edntcr3eu. Gugen @erffenz
bauer, gSinolta, Witnn.
GrfrOrene SitBc gebeilt. Sol. Sfeiubol6,
352 8otperD, SEEM Oorf.
Gnt3iinOnng geheilt. @nt. 9tBer, 178
z. StraBe, gteW gtorf.
Gnt3in6lider 9i6enmatismas aedetlt. 60
Stuart SloDo, Stem gorf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11
MtGti8 fir
GARNER, Uieb}iiDter tito
SferOebefber!
Ct SQtOOS Del

lit elm bctpd6rtes Mittel gegc1 bic beri9te>
benen S9dOen Der Saustbiere:
@fcrSc, G1Dc, g@afe, e0tuetne1 &C.,
ais:
GerItopfung, ibwcrcs ltriniret, GOlif,
@~einipntb, GdrnnOen 1llO TnBfdule,
GlauenfGule BET Sdaferl, 9iicrrlipir=
utcr bel G6wcinclI, idwielige SledJteu
(Gweenepl &ar5eu, Gpi5Otic, 9tan=
duugen nrO Suetldnngrt, ofene 8rt=
Den, 2~abulDeit, 6nfgeldwulif, 8inOz
galleu, SrOueugciGwiire, geIdUOllene
Outer, Aufbr1d II. 0eniffiitclr. Siiteln
GGleuOers InO MalanOer8, &au0e INTO
Seulcn nnb Sdrauunen,
gSaS eta pronttsetttcr Sarnter
bon Sope oarit0cr f99t: SD bate
flint 9fetoe, tpelde i6limm BON 0iitemper
befaGGen ipareu. 9a begab t6 mid na6
Set. NpotGefe Der 0ebriioer. @angler lit
Woterloo, uno eriltdte DieicIbe1. mir ein
Wtlttel CUR 6eilung bieler &rGl1f9eit 5t
qeben. 9tCjelbeu riet9en mir, oas ct.
SofobS Del al gebrau6en. SD faufte cine
Slai6e uno iteute burb baiieIbe meine
Yferbe in tpeui9en Sa9et iDieber Der. SD
fam 0o9er bieic Oieot3in alien 8feroez
beitberu 0uf's @Grmite empfeblen. Wtatz
t6iaS 53tmnler, OilbertSDiue Soma"
Gin Syarttcr aus @enafD4O anisn.
g. S. SDarp, @Gt4crSbtr8: pSit
ausge5ei6net se9en pebe Suite un6 @ez
i6ipuIiten, alio Qegen @fer0e=Gin9lpurm."
2stts Scua Gtaate Itinncfota. =
gGus. Gseiswcr, 0aIeD Greet, @tinn.,
Idrei6t: ,@e9en Sroncngei6piire BET
Gter6en 1T baS ct. Safobs Del auf'5 8eite
al empfeblen. SD mabte regelmGBige
gtnIpribungen bamit uno beilte 0as Sbier
in fHr5er 3eit 9Gn6li6."
Cine Tlaide ct. Safobs Set fofiet so
Gents Giinf 6lai6en fir $9), lift in ieber
2lpot9efe gu baben DDer pirb BEL 8eitelunf
bon ni6t tpeniger ais So fret ua1 aaep
GbeiIen Der Ser. Staaten nerianot.
0ian abreiitre:
a. Dogeler 4 Gu,
Baltimore, @SS.
&Ieinige Nieberlage fir @mertta.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11
Nierel= unS 8Iaiens& rantbeiten,
OF. Raowau's resntirenOe uiuen

goatOnmen sefdmudtos, eIeguut nit iaBem gummt
&bersoseu, retHi9en uno reouliren bas SpitenI, pusen
aus une itdrten. SIR bic 5eitunq pom allen lluoroz
uuHsen bes OtGgens, Der 9eber, Der gineeweibe, Rieren,
Blaie. NerpenleibeH, Sopfpeb, GeritopTnng, unuerbauz
Ii6teit, G7spepiia, Souentruu: bsiten, Sisber, ~ee6drmes
entSInouEJ, Sel6wiire unb ale St6run9en Der inner
Iiden Orsane limb &a6wop's 4iaen bas Seilmittel,
Seiien 20 fiIipe @trtuua mir sGrantiren. Sie fino ausz
f6tieslt4 aus RfIonSeHitofen berettet unS ~entbalteu teiu
AuediLber, tsIHe miHsroIti4eu ober ioHit i9dpIi4sn
GtoHe.
g MGn merle iid ~foIsenbe Spmptone, bic aus
SI6ru1een Der 8eroduuugs>Srg6ne heruor9eben:
Beritopfung Der GtHaemeioe, @elGmire, Blutanbrau9
mad benz &opIe, Wd9enidure. gteisune gum gr5reGsn,
So6breuneu, @iberwi4en sssen ale ~&abruu9. S3were
I'M Uiagsn, iaures AuIitoBeH, Driden o6er &lopfeu in
Der 9erSsrube, SetanbuHs i'm Sopie, beiaIeuni9tes uno
eri5wertes ~atbsmbolen, 9erSttopien, gelbl Der Grs
itidung wenn in ~Iieeeuoer Stelune, Slefen ODER Streiz
fen Dor Den Ansem, Siebsr itumpies ~xOpfweb. gfangei
an S6weiB, Gelbbeit Don Saut uno 9u9en, S4mer3eu
tn Der Ssite, Srult unb g%lteoern, ftieBenoe 9ise uuo
grideIn, uno 8reuHeH in ben Vtustelu &c.
Rentee Doieu Don RaOpaD's giaen merben bas Spz
fem pom al ben obsn3enauuteH llebelH befreten.
greis: Is Gents bic S@o&tel. gu BADEN in ben Ipos
tbsteu.
2eftt: .TGIf d. Dabr,'
nj - NJ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11

C5eoen GinIenouua elmer 8oitmorte an Railway
a. Co. DO. 81 l8Grreu StrnBe, Geu 2ort, ueroet Sbr
S~;niOrmatiou eSbaGteu. WeI4s &auienSe wertb lit.
14op1Sm6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11
&altes ODER bibiqes SSieber,

se5etIt fir so Gents. GO gibt fcfn anberes MitteI in
Der ISeIt, mas 10 i9nea aGe arteu pom Steber beilt,
moeen lie non peroorbeuer Suit (1talaria) Ooer oe9e1e<
fieber ODER gelbes Steber betBen, ols - unter 3uatebuus
DON GaOwup's 8tuer, bs ,,Sfcaon NeIief" 9r.
H0omnn'S. SOUR so 9euts bic Siaide.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11

b0s i'm NueeubIits zen oudtenoiten 9eiben giubaIt tbut,
bos GntsinouugsH Bebt uub @ougeltiouen beilt. I109sH
JIG nun in ben SuHssH, BEN Dtageu, ben Giugewetoen,
BEN GrIisn, Gber anbereu Srganen tbren Stb babsn,
has aue SdmIseu fiut. bel einmali9er 9npenouHs,
5n 1 bis 20 Dliuuten, - ME iebr fe aud ben
9tbeumotiiaeu, 8ettIeeert9en. Sdpaaen. Gertrlpps!@
ten, Nerp6ieu, SidtiiaeH, cber al ionluser 9roHts
lett SeiSeuoeu quIleg m0sen.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-10

THE VENoMoUs BREATH OF MALARIA
does not infect the systems of those who
use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as precau-
ton against it. Nor is it less useful as a
remedy where intermittent and remittent
fever has fully established itself, in conse-
quence of neglect of preventive measures.
1t checks the paroxyisms with astonishing
certainty, and eradicates this type of dis
case, even IN its most inveterate form. This
medicine is an especial boon to the emigrant
population of the far West where fevers of
a maarial type are particularly prevalent,
but the recognition of its merits is so far
from being limited that it is known and
appraised at It's true value throughout the
breadth of America. Travellers by land
and sea, miners and sojourners in unhealthy
localities, esteem it highly, and are its most
constant purchasers, and in many rural
household far and wide it is the chosen
family specific.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-10

In saying that, if the capital of this coun-
try is ever removed from its present SITE it
is to be hoped that the foolish idea of ced-
ing or setting aside tract of land for a
governmental district, will be abandoned,
the editor Of the Alton Democrat, is both
sound and sensible. There is no necessity
for it. In other countries tho capital cities
are not governed differently from others. 1t
is the seat Of national government, but its
municipal government goes on just the
same. Why district should be created
and Board also created for the special gov
eminent Of that district is more than we can
comprehend. The experience of the Dis
trict of Columbia under the infamous Shep-
herd Board has not given the inhabitants a
very good opinion Of "district" government.
The District OF Columbia should be divided
between Maryland and Virginia.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-10
imaginary sabcrs, swords and bayonets as
we come within hearing of the rub
all duh of the drum and the

imaginary sabcrs, swords and bayonets al
we come within hearing of the rub
a.dub.dub of the drum and the
ear-picrcing squeak of the fic
and will make journies Of hundreds ofmilcs
to witness sham battle--to see how men
slaughter each other on the battlefield. we
see columns of brave fellows moved down
by supposed grape and canister--the ned
sprinkled over with the bodies of the sham
dead; and 60 into ecstacies over the sight,
because 1t resembles the terrible reality /!
We needn't tell the intelligent reader that
we will be better men and women, and will
have attained nearer to the plane of true
civilization, when we contemplate such
sights and scenes with feelings OF horror A
love of country is noble and enrolling
passion; but passion for the pomp and
circumstance of war, is quite another thing
No man loves his country less because he
has no love for the enginery that might fill
it with widows and orphans, with bloody
graves and desolate homes.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-10

THE Springfield Journal is the only news
paper on our exchange list that continues to
disgust its readers with the idiotic rant and
fustian of the 0kolona States. II mattered
nothing with the Journal that neither Dem
ocrats nor Republicans in the North would
receive such fragmentary blatherisms direct
ly from The lips Of the Okolona man him
self. In utter contempt of that fact it con-
tinues to dose its readers with the second.
handed stuff, with an industry that could
scarcely be improved upon were its readers
clamoring for more, instead of exhibiting
every possible evidence OF disgust and
mental nausea.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-10

THE belief that prevails among western
Democrats that Robinson will be elected
Governor of New York, is not based upon
any direct knowledge of the situation, but
upon the fact that Samuel j. Tilden was
willing to hinge his destinies with
Robinson's. Tilden undoubtedly knows
more about the politics of New York than
any other living man, and nothing short Of
an absolute certainty of success, would
have induced him to assume his present
attitude. 1t is big game he is playing
but the old man seems sure of his cards.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-10

We still cling to many Of the barbaric
likings and passions of the earlier ages.
Prominent among these likings Is our pas
sion for military clamor, pomp and splen-
dor. The man who has shown himself
fruitful in plans and devices for destroying
human life on the battlefield, is idolizcd--
he is put far above the statesman who by
his diplomacy has saved his people the hor-
ron Of an exhausting and devastating war,
and there are no positions or honors tina,
We srs not eager to thrust upon him. Thu
unharmonized noise Of the fife and drum
move u to patriotic thrills and impulses
We feel ourselves bristliDg all over viii
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-10
THE Convention to talk about the in

THE Convention TO talk about the i'm
provement of the Mississippi River, and to
devise plausible reasons for expanding $780,
100000 Of taxes in the effort, will meet at
Quincy on the 18th of this month. Dele
gates from twenty States and scores of cities
are expected to be present. The Convention
will continue three days. On the evening
of the second day the citizens OF Quincy
will entertain the delegates at banquet.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-10
LEGAL.
A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

b ESTATE OF ALEXANDER rwESTE, DECEASED.
The undersigned, having been appointed admin.
istratrix of the estate OF Alexander Iwente late OF
The comfy of Alexander and state Of Illinois, de.
ceased hereby gives notice that shewil appear be-
fore the county court Of Alexander county, at the
coupt.houso In Cairo at the December term, on the
third Monday In December next, at which time all
persons haying claims against said estate are notified
and requested 10 attend for the purpose Of having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested TO make immediate payment
to the undersigned
Dated this a5ih day of September, A. d. 1872.
ELIZAJ. TWENTE, Administrative.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-10
BRAINARD's MUSICAL WORLD.

BRAINARD's MUSICAL WORLD for October
comes to us full of musical news and items
Of interest to musical people. Besides the
large amount of reading matter, the present
number contains two new songs, keep one
Little Thought for Me-" and FAIRIES of
Dreamland." Also piano duet by Baum
bach, and a new polka by Klien. The
MUSICAL WORLD can be had Of any news
dealer, or specimen copy will be sent on
receipt of fifteen cents, by the publisher.
Subscription price $50 per annum, or
$16O with valuable premium. S. BRAIN
ARDS SONS, 1853 State Street, Chicago
III.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-10
EXECUTOR'S SALE.


Elizabeth Hay, ct al.
By virtue offs decree Of the county court ofWhite
county, Illinois,' rendered in the above entitled
cause, at the December term, 1871 Of said court.
shall proceed al the door Of the court house, in
Cairo, Illinois, ON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER S0TlI, 1879,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. m. md o'clock
p m. of said day, to offer for sale at public auc.
lion, to the highest and best bidder, the following
described real estate, situated in the city of Cairo
Alexander county and state of Illinois. TO satisfy
said decree: Lot No z, Block No. q, First Add
tion to the city OF Cairo.
TERMS OF SALE:-The said lot will he sold on
credit of six and twelve months, equal payments
The purchaser will be required TO give notes with
approved personal security together with a mort.
gage ON the premises to secure the purchase money
A valuable and desirable two-story business
house and residence is situated on this lot, 'front.'
ing on Commercial and corner of Twenty.
street.
The sale will take place at o'clock p. m.
F. +. HAY, Executor
d. g. HAY, Deceased.
JNo NJ. CREBS, Attorney.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-10
BOARD OF MANAGERS

J.: GORDON, Physician. ....."..""...., Cairo, Ills
Mrs. P. A. TAYLOR, Superintendent Of
Schools, Alexander County............
j. A. G0LDsTlNE, of Goldstine Ro-
senwater, Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. .......
n. b. THISTLEN GOD, of Hnke d
Thistlewood Commission Merchants,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors .........
S. D. AYERS of Ayers IL Co., Commits
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Manager
and Attorney at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WIN. sTRATroN, of Stratton & Bird,
Wholesale Grocers. ................,.
GEO NJ, ALDEN Commission Mer.
chant rs Ohio Levee. ....,..,.,,......
JAS. S. REARDEN, Agent Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company.
CHAS. X. STUART, Wholesale and Re
tail Dry Goods and Notions. "
EDWARD A, BUDER, Manufacturing
Jeweler and Wholesale dealer in
Matchmaker Tools and Materials. "
CHARLES LANCASTER, Lancaster a.
Rice, Lumber dealers. ...............,
G. O. PATIER, G.. o. pater e. Co.,
Wholesale and Retail MeYhanis...... "
REV. b. Y GEORGE, Pastor Presbyte-
ran Churcn. ....'..."...'...,...,.. '"
j. Z. WHITE, Insurance Agent........ "
g. W. MCKEAlG, Postmaster. ...... Z"
s. P, WHEELER, Attorney and coun-
Mrs s'0 LOUISA 8 I iFiiissiiBACK.'........,,.'.
OSCAR HAWTHORN, Wholesale and
Retail Boots Shoes and Dry Goods.... 4"
A. j. BIRD, Merchant and Steamboat
WILLIAM KiiiUiGiE, General Merch'diac :,
p. g. SCHuH, Wholesale and Retail
j. + RENNliEi, Foundry md Macninist "
ALBERT LEW1Sm........... ........
MRS l.. A. HOWARD, Boarding House. "
W. f. PITCHER, Insurance Agent. "
A. HALEY, Dealer In Stoves, Tin and
BnruWare., ........".............. ..'.''..
II. W. GREEN, Green, Wood n Bennett
Mlllers.,. ................,....'.'.,. y
II. F'PoTTER, Editor and Publisher -,
Argus.J Journal ............,...,M Mound City, III,
Mrs. 3. A. AYERS. villa Ridge, "
A, j. FRENCH, Farmer. u. :. .." Bird Point, Mo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-10
IMPERIAL GRANuM.
SUPERIOR NUTRITION THE LIFE
IMPERIAL GRANUM.
The Great Medicinal Food.

he Sal yator For Invalids and the Aged An In
comparable Aliment for the Growth and Protcc.
tion of Infants and Children. A Superior
Nuritive In Continued Fevers, and
Reliable Remedial Agent in all Diseases Of the
Stomach and Intesines.
rNIllS Justly celebrated DIETETIc PREPARATION Is,
L in composition, principally the GLUTEN derived
from the WHITE WINTER FLINT WHEAT CEREAL, a
solid extract, the invention Of an eminent Chemist.
1t has no, only been highly recommended but Ger
titled TO by u large number of Chemists and Physi.
cians-repesenting avery high degree of medical
science-as the Safest, Most Acceptable and Roleif
BILE Food for the Growth and Protection Of Infants
and Children, and for Mothers lacking Suficien
Nourishment for their offspring.
Unlike those preparations made from animal or
yinous matter, which are liable to stimulate the
brain and irritate the digestive organs 1t embraces
in its elementary composition
That which makes strong Bone and Muscle That
which makes good Flesh and Blood. That which il
easy ofDigcstion-n constipating. which Is
kind and friendly 10 the Brain and that which actsas
apreyentive Of those Intestinal Disorders inciden.
tai 10 Childhood
And, while 1t would be difficult to conceive Of any.
thing In Food or Desert more creamy and delicious,
or more nourishng and strengthening as an ali
ment In Fevers, Pulmonary Complaints, Dyspepsia
and General Debility, its RARE MEDICINAL Excel.
LENcE In all INTESTINAL DISEASES, especiallyin
Dysentery, Chronic DiarhGa and Cholera Inian.
tum,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-10
THE
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All leading Fos will have it. and can and viii
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-10
NO MORE CYLINDER HEADS BROKEN OUT.

call the attention Steam Of this Valve
being admission
liable of line
ynache shutting automatically
engine working tho
spiral spring will the saving fuel
short time, and will last years.
tsrsat County Rights Apply this Office for Particulars
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-10
FRuITTREEs, ETC.
TREES! SHRUBSl

An immopse stock of Forest rreos ana Evor.
green Seedlings, Shrubs, Fruit Trcct, and Small
ruute mat VIII be sold cheaper and packed better
tnnh ~ any other place Oh the American continent
n"eresr' j, G. PINNEY,
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.