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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-19
For The Cairo Bulletin,
THE CASTLE BY THE SEA.

once, among rocky cliffs, whose dark
grandeur bcrdcred mighty sea, there
stood beautiful castle, built of countless
millions Of precious stones, that sparklcd
with dazzling splendor,
The interior Of this castle was of quaint
and beautiful architecture, and divided
into numbcrless departments in which
dweIt people Of all nations, engaged in all
the different professions, trades and occu.
pations known to the universe
During each hour-nay, each moment, Of
the day and night--therc passed through
this castle long line Of giants cncascd in
glittcrin9 armour One by one they cap
turcd the inhabitants of the castle and
forced them to journey unto distant realm,
over which their king the most powerful
OF all the creatures on the earth-held
dominion. Many times the starlight
qulvcred, and the sunlight gilded tho
jeweled glory of this castlc--msny times
the violets opened their dewy eyes, the
roses unfolded the June fragrance of their
crimson hearts-the falling leaves buried
the flowers and the falling snow the leaves ;
and still this mighty and mysterious army
with step of silence and arm of strength,
continued to hush all music, laughter and
work, until this wonderful castle, once OVER
flowing with merriment and life, held but a
young fisherman, his wife and dark haired
boy-all that remained to break the silence
of the day-and the one light to brighten
the gloom of the night,
This young fisherman had the strength
of Hercules, the will of a God, and, try
as they might, the united efforts of the
giants could not over.power him. But one
night, as he sat in the freight mending his
fishing net to his surprise he
saw Its size steadily increase
changing to netted gold as it did
so until the fisherman, his wife and his
bright-eyed child were enveloped in a
tangled enchantment of gold, and all en-
deavors to escape proved fruitless.
The exultant giants carried them away in
triumph, When they appeared before the
ruler Of the distant kingdom, he command
ed that they, also all of the former lnhabi-
tants Of the deserted palace, should wear
glittcring armor like that of their con-
querors; after having been thus equipped,
they too joined the army of this great king.
Growing taller and stronger with each step
they took, they marched over green-sloping
hills through the sweet perfume Of valley
and field, and through the silent forest; at
last they saw the palace cleaning with
thousands of lights-no longer silent, but
filled with laughter, music and life, as it
gazed upon the beautiful, magnificent re-
fector, that trembed upon the starlighted
waters of the sea-all unconscious of the
near approach of the dark array of messcn-
gers that waited at its portals.
And, even unto the present time, the
castle continues to be depopulated, only to
have its echoes reawakened.
WEST WILDE.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-19
THE MAILS.

The MAILS.
r. ENERAL DELIVERY open $50 O. m; closes
VI $3.50 PIN; Sunday: 8 TOO g. m.
Money Order Department open at a, m; closes
81 p. m,
Through Express Mails Via Illinois Central 3 20
2. n,
Mississippi Central Railroads close at pm.
Cairo and Poplar Bluff Through and Way Mail
closes at p, IN.
Way Mail via Illinois Central. Cairo and Vim.
telucs aud Mississippi Central Railroads close at
l:i5 p. N.
WayRsll fcs Narrow Gauge Railroad closes at
$3.50 IN.
Cairo and Evansville River Route closes at ESQ
p. IN. daily Except Friday.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-19
A Happy Restoration,

can truly say that ! owe my present ex'
istencc and happy restoration to the hopes
aud Joys OF life, to the use Of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, and say to every
one suffering from any manner Of kidney,
liver or urinary trouble, Use this remedy
and recover"
w. Il. SANFORD.
Holly, N. Y, Feb. 25, 1880.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-19

To cough and at the same time be enter
tanning is impossible DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup will reach your case. Price e5 cents
bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-19
City 0hcers.

Mayor-N. b. Thstcwood.
Treasnrer-Edward Dezona
Clerk-Dennis. j, Foley.
COGnselor--Wm. Il. Gilbert
Marshall. II. Robinson,
AttOrney-WilliRm Hendricks.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
First Ward-M. Gowley Peter Saup.
Second Ward-Dsyd T. Linegar, Jesse Hnk e
Third Ward-Egbert Smith, b. F, Blake.
Fourth Ward-Charcs o, Pster, Adolph Swo.
)oda.
Fifth Wsrd-T, W Halliday, Ernest B. Petit
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-19

we everybody Boss Show Window
We cal
wishing from
p. IL. Corr Wash
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-19
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
County Officers.

County Officers.
Circuit Judged. j. Baker.
Circuit Clerk-A. ii Irwin.
County Judge--R s. Yocum
County Clerks. J. Humm.
County AttornGy-J. VI. Damron.
County Ireasurer-Mes W. Parker.
Sherif-John Hodges.
Coroner-R. Fitzgerald.
County COmmissioners-T. W. Halliday, j A
N. Gibbs, Samuel Brilcy
, 1880-09-18
UP AND DOWN.
Four Persons Blown to Atoms by
an Explosion at Bridge.
port, Conn.
The Scene Of tho Disaster a Per.
cusslon Cartridge Factory.
Nins Men Launched to Death by the
Fail Of Mino Cage.

4 FEARFUL FALL.
Virginia CRY, Nev.. Sept. 17.-An ncci-
dent Mt the CONSOLIDATED, Imperial mine Inst
night resulted iii the tlcntlI ,,f nine r,,, ol,c
butng dangerously hurt. The ) o'clock shift
wis coming Ill. n,ul tho cIgc, with ten t,,rn
upon II, hud started fur the surfacc. wien II
ca.,te brukt.. precipltatlng them Into the sl,aft
some 100 feet. Fourteen hundred feet Ot
roEe was piled upon them. Three men have
been taken nut, two Of whom are dead. atid
the other IL nut expected to live, II will le
some hours before tho others can be gotten
out. ~
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. ia Gold IIili
dispatch snys tho following are tho names 0f
those killed Mt the Consolidated Imperial
last night: John tsoacll, Patrick Murphy,
Dick l.ytier. Thomas Meagllcr, Mat Winnie,
Joseph 1lnnnaha!,. william Corbett, George
Farni,anl, jerry Sullivan Most Of the
bodies are terribly ,nansled. The men were
got out Mt Il. NJ. ,l.oacli talked nationally
when found, b1lt died while conilng ZIP tic
slnft. Frnnk Smith, tho only maj! sayed, Is
The cable broke Mt the reel, mid for
some insxpticablc ca,,se the .safetics
did not catch. Tic cablr was the best Eli
gIisfl make, fuur and n half inclIrs by half
an inch. Iii lise UIly three mouths. Thu SHIFT
was IN chargf, Of Ryder. the, psspn,al.. a'"l
TING Will, tho other sl1ft. Ryder. WIS oil tlie
,in.er cage, on which was fund M ax with
the ilelsp brnken eight inches frnin the poll.
Tue only explanation Of the accident is, that
this ax.tanhle caught TIM tlh,bers: cnusing
The strain which brOk ke the cable. The c,gl-
peared to BIO running smoothly When tic
cable brUke.
, 1880-09-18
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Sept. 17.-'rhe British steamer
Bath City, from Bristol for New York, has
put into Crookhnyen for repairs. Her sparo
propeller broke loose III the hold during n
gale. cut holes inside Of the vessel, and toro,
AWAY portions Of tho bulkheuds.
nA,fAdE To C1toiA.
Iseports from Chester, Matter. Nortl.
Shields, nottingham, Nuncator. 1'enzance,
Si,efneld, and Truro represent that the heavy
rnin, gales, atll floods have cuuscd great
damago to tie Mnharycstca crops.
nEET SUGAR.
In hffnctng lnna snRar was untayor-
ably affected BY tho prospects 0f tie Eur0-
peail beet supply. Which appears likely to
reach 600 600 tolls,-the lnrRest amount on
recorl,-b the result must depend OIL tho
Next two OF three weeks weather.
wOOt.
At tho wool snlo tt,.tlny there whs n full
attendance and spirited bidding. Prices
wer1 very flrnl. Six tinnsan! lh!le8 WcFp
sold, chiefly Sydney md Queensland.
WILL. NEalGk. ...
I.IvERroor., Sept. 17.--It ID .rum0rad that
Sir Charles Dllke, Under F0rclGll SECRETARY.
Intends to resign his olllcla! position because
OF tll-health.
TIIE WEAYEI,s.
MAxcIiEsTEIt, Sept, H,-The master vcay-
ers Of NOrtl. and Northeast Lancashire have
resolved to run but three days week.
, 1880-09-18

NEW YoRK, Sept. 17.-rhe Gruplio says:
"tThe United States Steamboat Inspectors
llavu forwarded from Now London their re-
part OF the investigation into the cailso of
the collision, III june Inst, hctwee! the Mr.
Tagansett Md StOnlngton, Sound steamers.
Thu findings OF the Inspectors nro to tho
effect that the Providence l. Stonlngton
Stcn,nt}ont Company Inns been guilty OF Il
number at violations of tic laws and rules
Of the United States governing steamboat
navigation. For thesN violations penalties
nro Imposed upon tho Company which aRgre-
NarngnMsett. 'rlle Inspectors find that CaiIt.
Young. nf tho Narragansett,. Mld Cant. Sye,
Of the Stonlilgton, wero ut fault. They r-
yoke Ynnnk'S license, aiut refuse u renew
Nye's license, which expired some time buck.
, 1880-09-18

SrRiSoFIELD, Ill, Sept. l7.-A young Ger
man named August Thlcrman, aged an', was
employed lust Monday by j. u. Brown. a
farmer. residing south of tl'ts city. We'tnes-
flny evening he went ont with u shotgun 10
look for squirrels, and did not return.
Search WIS tnado Thursday, but he was not
found until to-day, when lis tody was Ills
covered III tho timber lying across the gun.
The whole left sllo Of Ills head Ind been
shot away. and lie l!ntl evidently been dead
sfs n ys1sst II s G9sSaSFT t r. r.
exnimlnatlon Of 1'hierMan'H effects SLOWED
that iie Ind been T. scl,ool-ttaclGr ut Or near
Long Branch, n. j., where ho llas brotf1er.
and TINT he l.al undertaken tartn work for
tho benefit OF Ills health.
, 1880-09-18

TIE AI.sACE.LollllA1NE CONTROVERSY.
BEjsl1s, Sept. lZ-The Nort'. German
Gaxcttc, referring 10 tha recent newspaper
controversy about Con. Won Manteufel's
administration In AIsace LORRAINE, says:
"Ille German press is serving badly the it,
terests OF the country and tic general peace
by mi e,nbitterel controversy over tie gov
ernment Of tho Imperial provinces at a mo-
Ment whom Frenclnl!en ur0 ,con4Iderang
conquest Tie central policy Of French pol
icy,h
, 1880-09-18

office OFT acco.lnt of a disagreement with
CzoruwEtz, a st. Petersburg correspondent
says: "t;en. Sknbclefr was summoned by
tho Emperor to 1Isatlia because Of Zen. MIL
yftlu's 0ppositln1 to tien. SkobelcH's duslte
to ntya1icg Dtl Mery.h
, 1880-09-18

5PFetd9 UapdteR ID 1hs Ck3<d0o 9F76l63s
. UTICA, N. T., Sept, 17,-John Rose, of
Schuyler Lake, Otscko County, his babe, and
tenn were killed by tho specln! Chicago
express Of. Il crossing ut lIerkimer lo-day,
xiier, of Anbnrr, vas fntallY Injured 1T
Eaton, Madison County, to-aay, BY being run
over BY q loaded wagon.
, 1880-09-18

spfetat Di,paseh to Tia Chicago Tribune

Special D15pofth 70 ThA Chicago 1FlbaHt.
LAFAYETTE, Sept. l7.-A freight train
an the knuknkce Line this forenoon ran Into
freight cnglne OH tile Lake Eric Il Western
lioad 1t the Summit, west or tlIs city. Tha
kapkakce train was In sections, md tho first
nne had passed, when tlle awitclnlaf, mt
1lutlcing tllu secoiitl trnin, threw the sWltcll
letting tic tr1.in in on tho track witt. tho
Lake Erie e. Western. Both eng[tles wero
considerably damaged, aud u short tleay
made 10 trains,
, 1880-09-18


GOyEitSMEST COUNCIL.
LONDON. Sept. 17.-'rho Standards Paris
dispatch says: Tho Council Of Ministers OIL
Thursday lasteh two hours mil tl,rcequnr-
tcrs. 1t Is said to hnyo bccn a stormy onc.
Crisis IMMINENT.
4 Paris dispatch snys Il Ministerial crisis Is
Increasingly Imminent. Premier De Frcycinct
llns President Grtvy's support but MI the
other Ministers oppose hin.
nl:1.AY PROPOSED.
PARIS, Sept. 1S.-It fs STATED TINT tho Mir
listers nre Of opinion TINT tho execution OF the
religious DEGREES should be suspended until
the law courts shall have decided the actions
already brought Zip by tho confrnternft1cs.
Tho current 1umory Of O Ministerial crisis
aru donfet1.
SHOULD nE EXpEntTED.
It Is stated that tho Cabinet thinks tho
meeting Of tho law courts should be expo
lifted.
NO DECISION.
4 brief ecmi-oftlclal statement has been
sent To tho papers announcing that tho 0lllc1Al
journal will not p,bltal, al,ythlng respecting
the meeting nf tho Cabinet. This confirms
tho statement that no final resolution Inns
tecn taken In regard to tho religious
PRESIDENT nREvY
will return to Ills country residence to-
morrow morning..
, 1880-09-18

C1ScISSAri. Sept. t7.--A Ttmcs-S.nr spo-
cial from Memphis says: Word comes from
1'mal,ontas, Ark, that William Means, a
lawyer. went Into tho store of Charles Nicl,-
Where Nichols was sitting said, ''rreparo
ynnrself," a,sl shot him through tho heart.
lic went n. the street sayinR he should have
shot Nlclmls Il yGnr ago, and surrendered
, 1880-09-18
SUICIDE.

TOPEKA, Kas., Sept. 17.-llug'l l.. Petty,
a printer who had been drinking hartl severn!
days, shot and killed himself hero tlls ulorn-
Ing. lie loft a note requesting tlat Ills
brothers be notified, md that his remains be
Inferred In Gtr1lrd County beside those OF Ills
mother. In n lettor to a young Indy to whom
ho was ongaEe4 u lo married., 10 said lie
could Iiot stop drinking, and therefore being
fn iljn.
, 1880-09-18

LONDON, Sept. IA correspondent OF tho
Times at Home denies Hat lta1y has ln-
structed any one to sound Prince bismarck
relative to the entry of Italy Into the Austso-
German alliance,
, 1880-09-18

sptttat utspdttA to The Chicago Ttttt.ns.
MESnNT.s, ILL.,, Sept: 17.-An alteration
took place Tonight between Officer Hart and
4 party Of tranps. Ono OF them fired at
Hart, Tie bullet entering tho back part OF tho
dangerous scalt-wnuntf. 1lart returned tho
ffrs', mud ole Of them, named James Casey,
fell innrtatty w0ttlt!etl. lie died this morn
ing. lie Eaye lifs address rs Hubbard street,
Chicago. TIM. jury cxonerated the police
Nlan frDtn NIL blnnlc,
, 1880-09-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

VVIffF RF -1tHTVtE7F N["0I
NEW YoRK, Sept. 17.-Arr!yel-rhe Adrt-
ATTIC and City Of bristol, from Liverpool;
Mosel, FROM Bremen.
IlAMnulta, Sept. lI-Arriycl-The sllesia,
from New York.
LUN,ON, Sept. l1-Arrlyed-Tlo Victoria,
from, NDtY York,
, 1880-09-18
GElIlEIA

SAVANNAH, Scpt. 17.-Tho Democrats Of
tl,o First District nominated George H. Black
fur Congress.
, 1880-09-18
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, MA.. Sent. 17.-The 1tepub-
l1rnna VI the First District l,Ayn nominated
Or. Washington Il. Smith for Congress.
, 1880-09-18

spteta' ntpateh to 9hs CaIedao Tribune.
La ClsossE, Wis, Sept lZ-Frank 1.oNt, OF
this city, news agent running Oil tic Mil
waakee Roatl, bctwceM heru antl 81. l'aul,
WIS throWN from tho cars ut Lako City to-
InY and killed,
, 1880-09-18
ALABAMA,

Mobile, Sept. l7.-The Republicans Of tho
First District nominated +. II. Threat
(coloredl for Congress.
, 1880-09-18

TEItEflAS, Sept. 1'.-Sipal1 Solar Azem
has t,ect, dismissed from tho post NJ Minister
of Foreign Ai1ulrs nntl Wnr, and left Tchcr-
I'LL tO.tlny.
, 1880-09-18

pHILLrrsnltt,. N. j., Sept. l7.-Tho re
r,1blica,,s OF tho Fourth District linyo noml-
au.ed Gen. Julson Fitzpatrick for Congress.
, 1880-09-18
VARIOUS.
ItfNDEt.t'1:aT.

1}EnLrS. Sept. 17.-A private telegram re-
cctvul hero from Warsaw announces that tho
rinherpcst I,as appeared In nclghboring Ills
trlets.
, 1880-09-18
RUSSIA,

LONDON, Sept. l7.-1n connection with the
statement that Gen. Count Mily1tin, Russian
Minister Of War, ls about to retire from
, 1880-09-18

WILL TAKE IN CHICAGO.
Special Dtspdteh to The CAsedeo Tribune.
DAVENPORT, H., Sent. 17.-I.cw Post, a
notorious passer of counterfeit money. was
arrested BY the United States Marshal at
Maine. ILL.,, and started for Chicago to-ttny.
, 1880-09-18
Isiza Pashn, tho Turkish Com
lnnntler, Condemned to
Death.
Mussulmans Within the City Threat.
en- to Hoist the Ital-
ian Flag.
The Frcncl, Cabinet ilcsitatcs 10 Act OIL
tho Religious DEGREES.
A Ministerial Crisis Believed by Many to
Be Imminent.
TURKEY.

TrEDI.r:sA FEA1ts.
COSsTASTiN0rt,E:, Sept. i1.-Tho Fnrtc
lIas informed Scrvfn that tllc fears expressed
of MI impending Albanian incursion arc
needless.
THE FLAMES OF wAls. ....
1oSuos. Sent. l7.~-A correspondent nf the
1tlncs Mt the M0t,iGnegrln headquarters telc-
Era1yI,s Ms fol!uws: 1t Is thought tllat the
Powers should III 1onEcr encourage the Idle
hope that there will not be blondsl,ctl. The
first shot iirch will spread the flames Of war
along thu entire frUntier.
TIE At.,,ASlASs.
A dispatch from AntIyarl, Sept. Ii, says
G,000 AlbaniaNs are 1nusseh in position IN tile
N1nzura rangc, intrencIled with five lines of
carthworks, but within rnMgo from tho sen.
All tho Al.,nntaMs between here and Dcrtnn
l,aye Joined the party of resistance. fsen.
1ctrovicll Is near ,Anltvnrl. lIe l'as 1000
lie il awaiting ortcrs from CcttInje. At m
Interview l,H expressed strong doubts OF n'l
ntnicNbsc settlement.
ANTtyA1,I, Sept. l7.-Riza Pastn, Turkish
conlnnnlcr Ing oooo me, nt ain,r,el'Ro 'ns
Albnnfnns.
ArnESs. Sept. 17.-'rhe Greek. ,nrn,y now
numbers LOCO. A few weeks drill Inns tn,,r
wonders in fitting them for service. Wnr
material Is rapidly accun,nlatlnE.
VILLAGES DEVASTATED.
CoSsrAST1SopI.E, Sept. 17.-The British
Afr. t;osc.Ien, British Ambassador. TINT the
KNr.s have devastated thirteen Armenian
villages, .......-
4 THREAT.
1t is reported from Dutctgno that tho Mus
sulnlnns there threaten to hoist tho Italian
, 1880-09-18
INDIANA


sp.,ta, r,,,oateh Ia 1ha catcaoo 7,1b,ns
Cnowy po,sr. Ind. Sent. i7.-About 100
Deu,oorats met In Convention l,cru today
nnd Endorsed tho county Ticket nut II, nolni-
nntIon by eleven Grrc,ii,ackcrs last week.
rim tfckct Ie cnmnosf4l of thrce Ileputficans.
4''o ,, neAo' % n..., I,,.,,,sat, ill.,
ponrh,,oana "ro san.n,ua NJ elnc,in, thair
os tis,.at ~, nno 'ao no,ar'.e so,o,or Sf"nonnM
,''1, ,,a. ~ n,,"ar,,sai n +" nrosc,t To-day
t,',o,, n w" ~ n,t ~ T., ~, n,,,un,,,,e r. y Vnors
iaa ~ H.. ~ 1,,. H. 49, ~ c.n,to, voor
hees' vi !s1se 1iM"1e' SUI " os"eW1 soo1"
hecs' aud Col j. Z. Mess1,'ofe' ol slIcElgan'
were present, and made salDrt speeches. Col.
srraan,oro araut,jn, of Srnntor xnrI, Chan
.1nr nftar ' vi,,s"ln', lin IN the snti.fnrt,nn
~ t,e % ilos,ncr,.}s IN 1n,rrsr.t snid. vi ti,nnh
d;utl that the old cliss II, down, down, dow,
lit He'll" alul the l}enloGr,Its nnplautlctl tho
sentiment, and tho few lh.nublGams prespnt
htsgud ttelr tlIsnprroya!. The sa'no spenker
,ltv.MarsluI win nttcljl,,ts to prt,ycDt an
otf,er ,ail from, cns,lg iii vote will bo killed
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THE ASYLUM FIRE.

The Pioneer Press mildly suggests, in
view Of the fact that the authorities 1T
the St. Peter Asylum express the "p'n-
ion that no investigation is necessary,
that probably An investigation is de-
manded. We should think 50. An in
vestigation was had some months since
into the management Of the asylum and
it was shown that several il. mates had
been murdered by brutal treatment. yet
the matter was white washed and the
same officers retained. We expect now
to see the white wash brigade issue ont .
each with i, bucket and brush, and
the process of whitewashing will begin
as vigorously as ever.
Here was an immense building with
over 600 demented inmates, and yet It
seems that there was scarcely even or
binary precaution against fire. 1t does
not appear that the halls were patrolled.
as they should be. and the fact is pull
lisl,ed that the hose was tlattened and
not fl working condition when the fire
broke out. They had probably not been
tested for months.
Let us have an investigation even if
it ends again III the use Of barrels Of
whitewash.
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:. :
two years Of age. Was q native OF New
York State. He first became insane. IA
years ag" Md was sent To- the Utica A.
sylum for twO years. Was then dis
charged and camt. west. Was engaged
il u Wisconsin printing office for three
years. lie came to lMinmesota2 eight
years ag" and was sent to the asylum
from this place in De-. 1874. As the
dispatch says above. Ills main hobby
WITS religion. liz was u Seventh Day
Baptis:. and We have now \ number If
tracts which he presented us with u
view to convincing us that our du, was
to observe tie seventh instead Of the
first day Of the week.
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! -. -. 4 - y - J 100
OUR IREAIUM.A

!. OUR IREA1U1
Every farmer is: inter- s. ed IL the well
fare Of Ills stock aid should have ~,
hand for ready reference u hook tlrscril,-
ing The ailments his stock is. subject to
and the rtlutn;i+s therefor. Ii consider
1T l'!. "f this fact we have. rr.":,,rt,i for
the l't'neht ct our farmer suisse. ib4.rs
II large MN. her OF "K-m.l;,ll's Treats
on the Horse" one If which, We pro-
pose to give t" every horse owner W %
pays for his PAPER i" advance. TlM. lnM'k
is one "f great value Nv it is an ind X If
diseases which gives the symptoms,
cause. and tile best treat ,neut IT each.
1t contains Il tail giving all the ,'rim-
cilnl drugs used for the horse. with the
ordinary dose rffrrts. and authiute
when \ l"'i son; ais" u table with Az ~.
craving " the h"rse'. teeth ut different
ages # the l,'rs.'; 4 valuable. collection
~ RECEIVES. and much more valuable it,
formation.
Remember we give this valuable
work t" i'll VIII" pay til .ir s,,l,scri,ti Jon
in advance. Also for sale ut 25c a copy.
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3 5. 5 3 ; ;

0 TIE FKKlN( l'LASs.-Wc ar,. now urt.,,ar-
cd to furnish Il! c..SS with cn,,stau, employ.
m"'t at h"nr. the Whole of the time. or Tor
spare moments. le:> us Of either SIX "a ily
porto" al sum by DIV ting their Whole I me Ia
the bW tSS. Boys and iris earn nearly ~
much rs men: Tina al vii" see his n",i may
make. this offer: To such as ,ie rot we'll sati>n
We will send one do'lar t" pay for t. g troubl,. ii
writing: Full par i''u'ars and outfit free. AL.
u'sSS. GEORGE SIlSsoN 4 Co.. Portland, Name.
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Ella.

ELK.
Weather wintry. Some t.ters froz-
Ell.
We haven't examined our apple pits
yet. hut rather .u-ss t .ty're non est
that is Dutch for all right.
Wright, the thrssllrr. is right at
work. liz b'"ws his fingers. poor
Toms i c"ld' but does good jobs.
Ward. the 't"tlIer one, is all At it.
He's slightly under the weather but
propose. 5 l." freeze the ague.
Prof. Wilkinson s syrup is too thick
t. run this weather.
What will the ADVANCE do now
with its white elephant. PROD.
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GRAND PRAIRIE.

GRAND PHIIRIE.
Wh"says VT live il, the arctic rt.vio,. : ?
James Campbell WAS th:;.sI'l"g out Ut
the Shock the 5th aud 9Th of This
m nth. All who have not finished
Rushing are in Il hurry t" thrash aud
20 III who have finished wisi, they had
bur: I'll their crops and p.uwed the land
Tor another crop.
James Farayher's wheat went 20
bushels 20 the acre all Though.
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BIGELOJV.

BIG ELOW.
b." Baldwin and family. from w.,
brother Of J. Z. Baldwin. will spend
the winter here.
David Rl,nage, br"tIlpr.in-law of
""bt. Bird, Jr., came to Robert = Il
short time ago from Steele county,
Mimi. AIS" lt"ht. Bird, ST., father to
Il 'b>.rt, cam. from S:uti,n,l.
Is. r. C"ng'i"m aud family are living
in their house on lot 6, block 8, in Big.
low.
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kendaM's SnaVin Cure.

Is sur" in il effects. mid IN = ac:im AZ i
Il" y nut Blister. and Vel it is penetrating and
p"wr ful "rr,rli any deep S,:r.i ''ain OF to re-
NOV amy h,nv yr"w:h or ANY other rn!al "
mo !. il used for "T"ra DAYS. such >Ilviu-
sp i't>. rn'i'> ca'in,lS SrrainS, swell in.>. nv
!"l.i"nr>S and Ill "n',r" n,cnt> the joints or
III h> % ri,'un III N in man, md for il = pilr.
y" for Wru 4 iirin,-,t is used 'Or man a..
beast lti~n Wk nw:' - b" t.n. best II ime ut
:" nan ever uS':' actin: IN II an yet G. rthin
u It's effects. ~ i used fill str rcth with pc
feet safety II al y. :Ss,,,> DI ',rV a.:
Send ilr"S~ i" l!lGSi at d ii cu, T.. which
W. hink gives PSI is" "ro "f is vi"t.r'S y"
irin"dy h'> "v rue VIII, <lcl UnIua i,irh sue
cess I" our k"n"''''l:.,' for eat 4 u <nla
llir" :! in l. h"t:l or ~X titles l. 5. ALI
hruE IL ha'et rr:in "e' i frr YOU. E" il vi
he sent +" ANY address II r"c' :'t IF pi.e by the
D"picturs,
DIX }. r. KEN ALL&cO.,
In '~''lr"', H., is ",nr
Sold 10y a11 druggists
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