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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
The Trials Of an Engaged Girl.

HON. Journal.
After all. the yoke Of marriage is
an apparatus that should sit on two
pairs Of shoulders and there is
nothing very seemly in seeing a girl
wait to wear her own part Of it
until it has been nicely padded with
quilted satin. Locking at the
matter from a less elevated point Of
view. long engagements are rather
tiresome in restricting the liberty Of
girls. Miss Jenny. Who is going To
marry Mr.. Simpson az son M that
hopeful young mar gets a living. is
obliged In the meanwhile 10 deny
herself many pleasures lest Simpson
should take ofiense. She must eschew
balls she must take care that nobody
makes love 10 her; and for this
purpose she is Obliged to let all
chance corners be speedily informed
Of her engagement. Unhappily. the
symbolism Of rings is always unre-
garled. else the chance corners might
discover the fact for themselves by
looking ut the second finger Of Mis-
.Jenny's left hand. II Jenny has no
sisters To talk Of her betrothal. and
if her mother does not accept timely
hints to mention it OH every necessary
occasion, or the engagement is not
announced in the Home Journal, the
girl is rather embarrassed for words in
which TO convey the news delicatelv to
strangers. She cannot allude to Mr.
Simpson as Johnny" that would be
too familiar she cannot speak ol
him rs .'Simpson." for this would
sound strange bu. If she refers q
him frequently a. MIR. Sipmson.
strangers might draw undesirable
, differences from her apparent familiar
, itv with a person thus coldly specified
, Then the engaged girl has to put u
with a good deal Of chat, which i
5 only pleasing for a while, and after
I ward becomes intolerable. The trial
e Of matrimOny are frequently recon-
e mended to ner impatient attention b,
y way Of paternal rebuke: ''Ah, m,
z dear. YOU will find out that ! va
e right when you are wife yourself
] and 50 forth, or n snub is put upol
a her too hasiy wish to consider hersel
b free by the reminder that she is no
!. married yet, and that there is man
Is a slip between cup and lip. Some
i times Simpson is actually held up
# her as a DOGGY My dear. | don
e think Mr.. Simpson would qui,
e approve Of your wearing that cherr
II ribbon :" Jenny. dear, i think Nj
s. Simpson would he sadly grieved if h
is beard you express those opinions ;
e or. Jenny, I am sure Mr.. Simps"
d would not think it proper that yo
# should play er"quet with Cap'ai
5 Mallef." There is enough in all tn
e to make a girl sit down and scream.
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nInER DE PUBLICATION.


State of Missouri P-tti> county. Cirruit Conrt
IN vacation March :. tssa. Thomas IS. Pemher-
ton vs. Jackson Mckehon. VIM Mn hon,
samuel Mcketon, Rachael Hckehon and Alpha
Mckehon.
Now AT this day comes the plaintiff by his
attorney, and hl-- a petition from which u
appears that the defendant. Jackson Mekehon,
l. a hon. res i,icnt of this State. Whereof, Oh
motion of plaintiff by his attorney, 10 Is ordered
hy tn. clerk that the defendant. Jackson Me-
kehon. be notified that civil action has been
commenced against him, the object ami general
nature Of which ~ To correct error a. :" report
and approval of sale made by administrator, OF
Jasper Reeds estate lands hereinafter mentioned.
and to ,iyest the title ont IT defenlants, and Ia
vest the same in plaintiff Of in and 70 the follow
ing described real estate: The northeast quarter
at the southwest quarter, and the southeast
quarter Of the southwest quarter. and the north
| northwest quarter at section thIr;y-h'e, IN
\ uuir~- he spp.ar at at the next Nay term oil
this court, tob begun and held ~ Ssdslla within
! and for Pettis county,
| On THE FIRST MONDAY OF MAY NENT.
and on or before the sixth day thereof, and
answer the plaintiffs pettion, the same VIII be
\ taken against him confessed And " - frtnef
| ordered thata copy hereof be published accord.
/ ing to- isw, IN the Sedal,a Weekly Bazoo. news
paper printed and published in the county OF
! Pettis.
\ R.H INGRAM, Clerk,
4 Nv CLtrrogp l.. JACKSON. DC.
I N. G. Sfnnet. Plaintiffs Attorney. j'w|
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A great many lawyers thought
Evarts foolish to give up lucrative
law practice for the purpose OF holding
comparatively Improbable Cabinet
position hut it appears that a large
number of his daughters have been
brought out and will marry. and in
the long run he will not be the loser.
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It appears that, some month ago

1t appears that, some month ago,
President Noah Porter of Yale Col
lece requested Prot. w. &. Sumner,
also of Yale College, to discontinue
the use of Herbert Spencer's ''Soci-
olocy" as a text hook in his classes.
on the ground that it is q book 81
infidel tone and tendency /; that Prof.
Sumner declined t. do so, declaring
that he would resign if restricted in
such matter and that he does no:
expect to hear any more about it.
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IT,. n,ta nf \avcaSslp the

The Duke of Newcastle, the Mar
aus 81 .Anglcasey and the Earl OF
File, who died within the year. were
the three most heavily insured men in
England. the companies being hit for
sc, $50, 900. while two other noblemen
who have just died had between them
81 $50, 600 in the same companies.
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDAL1A
A SOCIAL TRAGEDY.
Tuesday. APRIL u. lSSo.

The sad drama which has Just re-
ol:ea IN the incarceration Ut young
PENNSYLVANIA lady in lunatic asy-
lum appears much more like a baseless
romauce than an actual occurrence.
As a school girl whose parents were
ma, even well TODD, Kate Boas formed
an attachment for youth who shared
her studies. The boys family was
the social equal of the girls and the
older peopI. Of both interposed no OBJ
lection 10 the afiectionate regard OF
the young lovers having every oppor-
runity to manifest itself. But as the
girls family acquired wealth the boys
parents grew poorer and when boas'
the banker. was reckoned among Read
ipc's weaI,hiest citizens he fatty de-
manded that his daughter should dis
charge her favored sutton and accept
a richer man Of his own selection.
Humbly enough she obeyed and mar
RED a DR.. Beaver. a rich and reputa-
BILE physician. Only the rawlings OF a
mad woman are left to tell now Of the
hitter heartacheS aud deadly SORROWS
which the girl endured. Respecting
her father. she bowed to the dictates
e the fool. She was handsome and
rich and apparently blessed in all that
life can give to mortality; but the old
love lived and il was not long before
correspondence with the sweetheart OF
her school .lavs was resumed. La one
of her intercepted letters she wrote
him. ..who would think that such
drama va, being enacted IN real iiie.
Nav God bless and reward you fcI
YOUR devotion, for never can. Shs
net him by stealth, was watched, de
tected and the husband procured dl
yorce. The degraded wife druggc'
herself to madness with opium an'
there the story III 10 fact ends. Sh'
does not seem Ia have been an adult
Tres: indeed that was Hot absoluteI,
charged. She simply loved, as man.
another puve-hear,ed woman has done
81 well that he remained true in spit
O. herself and her very virtues O
fidelity and tilial respec; drove her +
madness. To-day the father who sol
her is dwelling, bankrupt octog'
marian, the husband who bought he
Is the miserable master of a desola;
home. the youth who lost her Is deve
opinc into drunkard and she, he
self. is the maniac inmate OF a prival
beilam. And all this woe is 10 be 81
-l.Aa T. the account 81 an idea /; a
ii,a that Money is God. Yet the
wcle all good Chrisiians, men an
wpnan. hui they were of that tribe
go.liy folk who worship from cushione
peas to :.S,heiic music 4 siik-bedizent
redeemer neatly fastened TO an inla
cross with jewel-headeI nails. The ru
scI viniuoo IF real christianity. virtu
that place the emotions that actua
life far above any dross earth ha
would have averted the calamiti
which palpably false social econon
brings abou: inevitably. Kate Bo
is not the only girl WHO has suffer-
this manner there are many simil
cases which never see the light of I
public prints and it is safe to assur
that much of the scandal which /:
tonishes us is attributable to our on
silly notions of the proprieties Of Ii
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13

Popular illustrated book (76o pages) O
MANHOOD! woMANHOoD! MARRIAGE!
Impediments to Marriage; tie cause and
cure. Sent sess,s!y xakd, postpaid. for 50
cents, BY Dr.. c. WHITTIER, 6l7 s..
Charles Street, s.. Louis, NO.. he greB
speciahSt, Read bis work
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

state If Missouri. Pet,- county, Circuit court.
Pemherton -. The unknown heirs 81 fsyette
Winston and the unknown heirs Of Jar,;es
Winston.
Now, at this day comes the plaintiff by his at
,orn~y and flies petition from which u appears
chat the aaiile- OF the defendants are unknOwp 20
plaintiff. Whereof on motion OF plantir ~ MS
attorney u - ordered by the clerk that the de-
isndan,>. the unknown heirs 90 tayrtfe WINSTON
aud the unknown heirs of James Winston be
notified that a cIyIl a"tion has been commenced
against them, the object ard general nature OF
which - to Obtain - decree tor the specific per
f0r,nanee of a contract IA said petition mentioned.
and al 81 10 diy-st the title from and OUT OF said
attendants and vest the same IN plaintiff OF IN
and to III. following ti-rriisd real estate to-wst
Tn. east half oft the southeast quarter OF section
thirty-iOur nship torty-six of range twenty
three and the northwest fourth VI the northwest
fourth section second township forty -hve range
xenty-;hree, and unless they appear a, the next
Nav term Of this court To- be- hsgui and held AZ
S,.,islia within and for Plus county,
On THE FIRST MONDAY oF MAY NENr,
and on or before the sixth day thereof. and
answer the plaintiffs psttttOn. the same VIII NJ
taken against them ~ confessed. And u Is
further orter-t that copy hereof De- Published
according 10 law, IN the Sedtlia Weekly BAzoo
newspaper printed AMI Published IN ih" count!
|! Of Petti-.
a trtI.. .opy-Stt~~t.
1 Is ~. INGRAM Clerk
\ Bytrfrokb L. J,ck-o>D.C.
| n. q. Sinurt. Plaintiffs Attorney i-e.'t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13

-L.zy sui dull feelings are sure Precur'
.ers Of sickness. which nothing but HoE
4 Bit,ers will Danish.
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.


state Of Missouri. Pr,us county. Circuit Court.
ton ~. Marion Emhf-e, Milton Emhree AMI
ElyIra Emhree. heirs -! Thomas Emhr-.,
dsc-,>..d, Vim. J.. Embre- aud Allen Emhrse.
NartIllN~ AMI t.eorg. Embre.., heirs Of CALVIN
Ernrre-, oi-cea>-,t. Abraham. Adams, Louisa
Malcolm, and Calvin N,lcom, her husband.
Jasper. AMI Ann f. kinbr-r, HrIrs If Margaret
EmhEee deceased
Now. at this day comes the plaintiff by his
attorney, and files n petition. from which 10
appears that the defendants NsrtItla> Efntrs~,
Allen Embrse and George EInbree. are uou-
r-siisnt. of tins Staff. Whereof, on motion Of
plaintiff BY h> attorney. u ~ ordered ~ the
clerk that the defendants NartIllaS Enibfee. snJ
that a civil acton hi~ been commenced against
them. the object AMI general nature Of winch !.
To correct error to report and sPptoNai or
sale of the bands hereinafter mentioned, made
w Vim. /. Efnbree, administrator Of estate 81
Na-tIlis~ Emi,ree. deceased, and To dve>t the
title out ot and from t!,~n ami vest the same
IN plaintiff, Of IN and 20 the following described
northeast quarter 81 section thrty-four. IN
township torty.-iS, range tw"nty-thre", anu
unless they appear Mt tho mex; May tern. "f
this court, b. begin and held ~ -etialia within
and tor Pe,ti> eoUnty,
oNTHE FIRST MONDAY OF MAY NENT,
snt on or before the sixth day thereof. and
answer tho plaInrf's petti"n. the same VIII pe
4 taken against them confessed. AMI 70 -
further ordered that copy hereof be publ shed
ace ornIng To Law. IA tns ~edalIs Weekly Baz"o. n
| newspaper printed and published IA III" county
| Of Psttls.
| a true cOpy-A;;s-t
| By G. l. Jackson, T.. G..
/ He. Snnst, Plaintiffs Attorney. - W.T.
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NOTICES OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

"
Noti-e - hereby gwen Ia the creditors AMI
others Interested IN the estate at William h.
Hurk~tep. d.rea-e,i. that j, III" undersigned
ni~fratoT 1T saul est;tte. intend to make 10
final settlement thereof ut ia" February term.
ISss Of the Prtti, Probate Court.
january 10th, tssv. THOMAS J. MASON.
l-.S,.it Admin -trator.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
HOBGOBLINS.
They Visit q Colorado CABIN ano
Kick up . observation-disclosures
Shots Fired by Unseen
Hands.

Leadvllle Chronicle
And NOW TIN. mi-; seems tah ne snap
Earm,us dim, gigantic ghost
Fno-rnous thing There's Il" esesi'f'
So -
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
NOTICE of FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice IL hereby gwen. that the undersigned.
administrator Ct the estate of Amos Winner.
siecra~ei will make final settlement Of his
accounts with sand estate such :imini~i ratoT
at the next term OF Proi.tte Court, OF. Petti>
County Missouri. to he holden at Ss,.la, IN sand
County, on the 10Th day of May, A. !, isso.
A. W. Winner. Administrator.
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authorized BY the Commonwealth Of kentucky
and Fairest in the World
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NOTICE Of FINAL SETTL s.MENr.

NOTICE Of FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice il hereby gwen. that the undersign't
II. e. Sneed, administrator of the estate OF Johi.
Wells deceased, will make final settlement ~
his accounts with said estate, such admins
TRAITOR mt the next term of the Probate Court OF
Petti~ County. Missouri. to b. holden AT Se6aa,
! IN ssi.i County. ON the loth day Of May. H. d.
ts~O.
re. SNEEp, Administrator.
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A1oOn returned 10 81 days on 800 invested.
6JZUU OficisI reports irse. Like profits
SeekIy ON stock options Of 80 TO go. Address E.
Potter Wright Co., Bankers, IS all street. N. T.
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10th

POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING Of THE
Commonwealth Dttribution Company,
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BytrmFokb l.. Iack-oND.C.
H. e.. Sinurt. Plaintiffs Attorney. :-9ast
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
INSuBORDINATE STUDENTS.

CHAMPAIGN, Ill.,, Feb. 2O.-The great diff
ticulty in the State university between the
faculty and students of military service,
owing to the characterization OF the latter
and their defiant course in leaving their
commands eliminated to-day in the
pcrcmptory dismissal of six lead
ers from the institution for one
month, Efforts On the part OF the faculty
to induce them to make some satisfactory
separation, even 50 much as to express re-
greet at their course successful with all
others had failed with these and they were
cut Oft. The entire faculty have stood to.
gethcr, both in delay and final action. OF.
tcers now dismissed are drawing all they
can to themselves, and are raising money to
keep up the contest, and purpose to remain
to promote agitation and seek. what they
can claim as their rights. Excitement
among the students is high.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22
DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF the leading business houses whose advertise
meats may be found In The BULLETIN.
DRY GOODS.
& o patcF Co, Commercial avenue and Nine
trcnth street
GROCERIES.
q D. williamson 4 Co
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. j.. II Marean; office 40 Commercial avenue
DENTISTS.
d. W C. JoCeyn, Eighth near Commercial
DR. y " WhitlOck 1873 Commercial! avenue
LIQUORS
Eobt. Smytb, No W Ohio eyee
INSURANCE
H. H. Candee, No 70 Ohio leyee Cup stsirs),
Equitable Life, OF New York, corner Twelfth and
Washington avenue.
Widows end Orphans Mutual Aid Society, Seventh
and Commercial! avenue.
DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Geo. Z O'Hara, Eighteenth and Commercial
BANKS
Alexander County Bank 9Th and Commercial
Cip National, Ohio lcyce.
STEAMBOATS,
Champion. Three states.
John Sp-oat, corner Twelfth and Levcc.
BRACKET STORE.
&c Ford Corner Ninth ana Commercial
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.--Thc election of
delegates to the Republican state conven.
ton this evening, resulted in clear SWEEP
for the Grant men, they getting 80 dele.
gates out of the 81 chosen There was lit
tie opposition, except IN one district, where
the custom house men made a dead set FOL
Sherman, and were beaten by ma.
jority of 81, in Il total poll
of 400. Sherman did not get delegate
in the city. In Brooklyn he has one dis.
trict only.
From reports Of conventions in all parts
of the state it appears that Blaine is gam
ing and Grant losing strength. The Grant
men are beginning to be alarmed. They
remember that the machine carried the
state convention last fall that nominated
Gov. Cornell by only seven votes, and they
have already lost five districts that then
voted for him, Blaine will have from l25
to 100 votes in the convention more than
that if the present rate Of increase is con
tinucd Sherman has no strength what.
ever; not q delegation save one in Brook.
lyn is pledged to him. There are very
many solid delegations for Blaine and
there is a prospect Of Il very lively time in
next Wcdn sday'S state convention
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22

lrCHlNG Plies SYMPTOM, AND Cure
The symptoms are moisture, like perspira.
ton, intense itching, increased by scratch.
lng, very distressing particularly at night,
ms ifpn worms were crawling in and about
the rcctum; the private parts are some.
times affected II allowed To continue very
serious results may fellow. DR.. Swaynes
All'licaling Ointment Is Il pleasant, sure
cure. Also for letter Itch Salt Rhpum.
Scald Head, Eryc,ipclas, BARRIERS Itch,
Blotchcs, all Scaly, Cru,ty Cutancous
Erupuons Price 80 cents, boxes 81 %.
Sent by mail to any address on receipt of
price in currency or three cent postage
stamps. Prepared only by DR.. swaync &
Sen, $50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia,
Pa Sold by all prominent druggists.
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WHAT ANTI STALWARTS SAYS.
Ion TraVeIIcr REP J February 10. !

~, '~F 'N"'N"'J WI
The anti-stalwarts proceed to argue on
TINS basis, that neither Grant nor Blaine
Will be nominated because their strength
Will, after couple of ballots, be diverted
to third candidate, dark horse as vet
not named, The premises of this prophecy
are very weak ltappears every way likely
that the Grant delegates will out
number all Others in the convention on the
hrst ballot. But even if the convention
should be divided into about three even
parts between Grant, Blaine and Sherman,
there is every ground for expecting that
the ticket will be headed by one or the
other OF the two aforementioned names.
The stalwart spirit, it is plain, will rule the
convention
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FEDERAL COURTS.
Washington Post,

Although the bill restricting transfer of
cases from state to federal courts originated
in Illinois, upon the urgent demand of Yves
tern men of all parties, and is in the in
terest of the weak as against the strong. in
the interest ct common justice, honesty
and economy, it is opposed by Mr.. Garfield
and his associates on the false and untena-
bic ground that It was a party measure.
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CHICAGO, February 2l,-Cio

CHICAGO, February 2l,--ciosc,
Wheat-March, 81 24l4; April, 81 25
Pork-March,s1l 971s; April, 81? 12I6.
Corn-May, 414; March, 31'5; April,
312i.
Oats-May, 36ls.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22

MONTREAL HEARD FRoMr-R. l.. Mosley.
of Montreal, Canada, certified September
q, 1870, that he had suffered terribly from
dyspepsia, and was completely cured by
taking Warmers Safe Bitters. He says:
MY appetite is good, and now suffer No
inconvenience from eating hearty meals
These Btters are also specific for all skin
diseases. 81
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DENVER NINE INVESTMENT COM.
pANY


This company is organized to exist tyca
ty years, with capital of 10000 shares, at
- each
1t proposes to buy and develop mining
claims in Leadvilc and its immediate Vi
cinity.
IT'S OFFICERS ARE:
j, A, Mccain, president; f. C.. Avery.
vice-pre'ident; A. Avery, secretary and
treasurer.
The president and vice president are RESI-
dents and real estate owners of Denver.
Mr.. A. Avery, the secretary
and treasurer, is the we'll known
glove manufacturer of Fifteenth street
Denver
Previous to his locating in Denver. he
was largely engaged in exploring the min
eral resources of Colorado and New
Mexico, and the company relies largely on
his experience in selecting properties for in
veStment.
The mining district of which Leadvi!le
is the centre, has loroo hody of or,
deryIng the whole country THIS is in a
waye'likc deposit The tops of the wave.
coming to or ne.r the sprfsce woro A., IL.
covered, and are beng worked in many
cases with but LITTLE canitoI I, o,ho. -
stances. the mines boy. hoo, sold 30 oon,
pauies ot nricos ny in tbo million, -.
from their enormous v;o,d oro na,;r, ,...,,
dividends even q, tbe ,orro mica o+ ,,h;sL
the mines were stocked Othar claim 49,,
living idle for want of c,nit,l 70 sinh ,ho,,
to the dcposit as il lies SO much ,owor
These claims HAVING ,oIc nornbyr, .,I
other mineral indications of thc nav which
lies deeper.
1t is this class of claims which tho co,,
pany proposes to buy and operate
The company now owns the Honest Abe
mine, situated about three miles from the
centre of Lcadyille and oOOO feet from tho
celebrated Long and Derry mine. It has
every evidence of beng an unusually rood
property, having many veins of carbonate
tale, black iron, etc, which will undoubt-
cdly lead to good pay.
The company now offer $40 900 worth oe
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22

BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA is the
most effective pam destroyer in the world.
VIII most surely quicken the blood wheth
er taken internally or applied externally.
and thereby more certainly relieve pain.
whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain alleviator, and it is warranted doub,p
the strength OF any similar preparation.
1t cures pain in the side back or bowels.
sore throat, rheumatism, toothache, and all
aches, and is The great reliever of pain,
Browns Household Panacea" should be-
IN every family A teaspoontul of the Pan
acea IN tumbcr Of hot water Osweetened
if prcierrcd), taken at bed time, will break
up cold, % cts. bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22

A Cross BABY. Nothing is SO conducive
to q mans remaining bachelor as stop.
ping for one night at the house Of mar.
ried friend and being kept awake for a five
or six hours by the crying Of a cross baby.
All cross and crying babies need only Hop
Bittcrs to made them we'll and smiling.
Young man, remember this.---Traveler.
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CAIRO d. ST. LOUIS X. r.
01Sr--zfs-
MaiAsgs4f~r ETFE -HdinsHl
ANYX w. W II NJ

II. W. SMITHERS. Receiver.
SHORTEST SHORT LINE BETWEEN
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Time Schedule:
Through Express leaves CaiFo........... s:i5am.
TAroaIh Express arrives ~ T. - Louis 5OJpm
Through Express leaves T.. II LOuis.. 900 am
Through Express arrives at CairU......... STOP IN.
Murpay-Doro accumm odationlcayc, & afro / 90 D m
Mu' plysborO Ace arrycsst Murghy -buro 80 d. m
MurphysbOrO Acc leaves Murphy-boro SOFA m.
Marphysboro Ace arrives at CaIrp.,......ll:25am
Z h. AFRO h - Lpli. Rail Road j. the only all
Raj Route between Cairo aud ST Louis under one
management. Therefore there are no DELAYS at
way stations awaiting connection. from other lines
Close aud sure connect at - Louis with other
lines iJc North Easl and West
J \ NAUGLE. W. JOHNSON
Agent General Manager