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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-01-01
Cures Rheumatism.

FAmvHw, Guernsey County. Ohio
Dear SS-l was subject to rheumatism twice year
for the past ten twelve years. since using
reliable Indian Blood syrup have been free
disease. A. II. ATHERTON
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A Very Excellent Medicine.

FRANKLIN, Fulton County Ohio.
Dear Sh-I was in bad health for some tune, having
lost my appetite / your Agent, who
advised me to Try your Indian Blood SyFup, and
assured me that / would be perfectly cured. I took
some truthfully that II restored per.
feet health I can confidently recommend Il to all
suffering humanity. DORSEY BARNES.
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Liver Complaint and Heart DIsease-

TIPPkcANOE CITY Miami Co, Ohio July 1Q IS77,
Dear Sfr-l have used the excellent in6i an BloOd
Syrup. which procured from your Agent ana the
result has been wondeIful ! have been sick for one
weeks out Of that time have been able 10 do any
work q all, have taken some Of your SYRUP, and
since thon have been able 70 work. heartiy recon-.
WeQ4 md becwe to be the Best md Most keliable
3edicane ever offered to the public
=. u SuILaaAR
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-01-01
Cures Headache.
General Weakness Of the System.

KIrTH'a Noble County, Ohio
Dedy Sir-ThlS iS to certify thai your i1df q N
Blood Syrup has greatly benented for head.
acho SARAH C. SRACH
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DUPONT, Putnam County Ohio.
Dear SifIThis Is to certify that anicted with
Kidney Complaint and General Debility for q number
Of years. obtained some of your IHdfan Hood
syrup nom -FOUR Agent, and IL entirely cured me.
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CONSUMPTION.
ITHn0IfR rnion Countv Obi

ymoMK Union County, Ohio, Feb. IA. 1879.
Dear ST. have taken Ken your lndian a RiSoa sEr..
thing have ever taken. 1feel like Q newman since
commenced taking it t. THOMAS II66ENS.
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For ErvSiDnlaa.

HoPEDALE Harrison County Ohio
Dear Sir This Is to certify that your Indian
Blood Syrup has cured me Of ErysipelAs and
Rheumatism, with which suffered long time
recommend It's use to all MRS WIN. REED
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THE GOLDEN CENsER, of Rockford, Ill, is
deservedly most successful family paper, be-
ing unsectarian, free from advertising, earn
est and pure. Eight pages, Sl.25 per year.
A postal card will bring sample copy free.
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EvANsPORT, Defiance County, Ohio
Dear Str-1was suffering from WEAKNESS Of the
8stem and Dizziness Of the Head. Your Indian
BlO0d syrup was recommended to mo and / pro-
cured some, and short trial has restored health
HENRY HUFFMAN
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Best Family Medicine.

HAVANA, Huron County, Ohio.
lDenr SN-I have used your excellent Indian
BLOOD syrup In my family for Liver Complaint,
remedy have ever used In every case IL elected
permanent cure am ever ready to testify 70 tt9
nerit2 II. " OWEN
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Cannot Recommend 1t Too Highly.

DEXTER, Meies County. Ohio.
Dear Str1 have used your great Indian Blood
Syrup for Nervousness and Constipated Bowels and
ca truly recommend It the best medicine used
regard It good remedy and It cannot be highly
Commended. SARAH K. WILSON,
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"You didn't pull a gum"
al haven't got q gum

MORE than 100 applications for the
extension of patents that have expired
after seventeen years. term are pend
ing before Congress. .- 50
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-01-01
WouId Not he Without IT.

FINpLAY, Hancock County, Ohio
Dear Sfr-I have been afnicted with Dyspepsia for
many years, and have used the Indian nleod
remedy which have used and would not be with
out am thankful for Its discovery.
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:. November.
December.
June.

f A MINNESOTA man dropped dead i'm
mediately after depositing his vote in
the ballot-box. Not knowing the ticket
he voted, we are unable to point the
moral in this case.-fhilddelrh hid Chron-
icLe Herald
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-01-01
Liver Complaint of 12 years, Standing.
Sick Headache.

CROWN CITY, Gallia County, Ohio.
Dear Sfr-Your Justly celebrated Indian BLOOD
Syrup has completely cured me Of Liver Complains
Of twelve years standing. NOAH HANER
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WADswoRTH. Medina County, Ohio
Dear SfT@I was a sufferer with Sick Headache 70.
I've years, and ruthfully received more relief
rom the Indian Blood Syrup than from Auy
medicine have ever taken. SUSEN RISHEI.
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vEGETISE is now acknowledged by our best
physicians to be the only sure and safe remedy
for all diseases arising from impure blood,
such as scrofula and scrofulous humors.
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AM that it Is Recommended to Be.

very valuable remedy-everything you recommend II
bo. -- .-- sssT4t VIM II. MORGAN.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-01-01
H0L[OWLT'S OINTMENT.

Possessed Of this REMEDY, every man may
be his own Doctor. It may be rubbed into
the system. 20 - TO reach any internal COM
plant; by this means It cures Sores or UI-
GERS in the THROAT, STOMACH. LIVER.
SPINE, or other parts. Il Is an infalliblc
Remedy for BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS.
Contracted or sti6 Joints, GOUT, RHEUM
ATISM, and all Skin Diseases. .-t
IMPORTANT CAUTIoH.-None are genuine
unless the signature Of J. HAYDocK, rs
agent for the United States, surrounds each
box of Pills and Ointment. Boxes 25 cents,
90 cents, and 81 each.
There 10 considerable saving by taking the
larger siscs. Il
ReelexX1 4 o., Msv Yesk.
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Liver Complaint.

bly, stomach being out ut Of o6de. rider in M the & Iss
also order and yhyE Al 1s the So1d in n ,hs
body snTG@sh mater sns sepsated
be any scrofuous taint OF 0nsr % IN % tnS
s5eGS ss Ss w az snd Sy these @pute
ing Viii render The blood watery and render Its motion
Sspa poa the sep S VII o6y POISON Viii
the ysg Fsr ending H ef In al Such IS the theory
such the climax proven BY facts The SYMPTOMS
IN the right side inducing and
weakness; cough with expectoraton; DYSPEPSIA high
o%s to the bs
symptoms There Is only one way Of curing Liver Com
ao@ On ts hs
hsah n St & 1he spsedy cure See tss
monials
Rochester Policeman Gained Eight
Pounds in Three Weeks"
Dear Sir-Having used but three bottles OF your VEG
more at present than did When began taxing and
:ssii Ss entirely cured Before BEGAN taking me
yEGETINE was under the Doctors care ,s was ssGe
fTom taking the vEGEriNE advised me to Try it
sns ns the vHGESE has done more for me than the
doctors could do.
yours uc1s JAMES A. JOHNSON.
Police oncer. No. 1928 Brown St, Rochester. N. Y.
SOUTH POLAND. MK.. Oct. IL, 1875.
Dear sir u have been sick two years with the Liver
and nat But e eays % a
ECo S wa ss Ssh ana %e aad nS y
M T'tafss asSRsh e fns r. resss SxaHaa & ALBERT hohhA
Medford, Mass
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CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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An Agents TESTIMONY.

Dear Sfr-I have used the INDIAN Blood Syrup
for Impaired Health and Palptation Of the Hea and
have received much benefit therefrom My family have
Also received great benefit By its could not do
without 1t In my house. and recommend 70 suffering
humanity. C. G. SNYDER
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COO choice selections for Elcctionsts and speeches
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-14
Sound the Bugle and Let the
Grand Fight Go On.
Maine No Longer Directs the
Result.
The First Wave That Will Roll
Garfield into the Presidential
Chair.
OHIO.

COLUMBUS. . l2-l0 p. N The
fOliUWn & is the IepUrI by cOuntl's of
the preciLcIs aud townships already
in: Adams, townships. Teprbi eau
gam If 5. Alien c0uI ,4t0wnsnIp-
u republican, gain OF 35. AshiaLd, |
tOwnsh p a republican, gain Of 3S.
AehIabu u, 3 t,WDships. r. publIcau
gain IL. Atheus county Ont ~usbip,
republican gain, 6. Angia'Z4, 4
t '~nshIps and wards. drmoer t gsiu,
l22. Belmont ltownship, democT attic
crst G gain 81. C,rrOll 8 t,wnships,
republican gain, SO Champa GU, 10
townships aud wards, repuohcau
gain, 239. CLARK coui ty, 2
wnsbi,s, republican gain
Y. C'emu t. lOWueh,ps, republican
gaiu II. C"iuDb biana, Itowbshiu, re-
pubhcau galu %. Cosboch, 2 t,wn-
ships, 10 cuangr. Crawford, toWn-
ships, republican gain 81. Cuyshoga,
t'Wnshlps, Republican, .gain "a
Darke. tb"nshlp-, democratic gain
20 Defranc, tIwnshIps, dem>
OcratIc gain /. Erie,
township, Democratic gain, SO. Fair
neId, four townships, republican, gaiu =,
81 Fayette, One t'wnshlp, republi~
Can gain, /. FraoKIIh, t'tur tOwb>
ships, repub ican gaiu, A Fulton,
one township, dem cratic Rain, II
IAilis, Blk townships, republican gain, ,
Geouga, four townships, democrst c
gain, 10. Greene. tlWusnius, repuU-
HcsD gain 52 Guernsey, tbwnsh,p.
democratic gain At. Hamilton cou, ty
Is precincts, demo cratic gain l70
Hancock 2 townships, democratic gam
Hardin. 8 townships, republican
gain, 100. Harrison town, hips, Re.
publican gain, ia Hebry l precinct,
republican gain l3. Herking 2 town
ships, democratic gallo 33. Holmes ]
township, democratic gam II. Huron
township. democratic gain 40 Jack
son l t'~nshlp, repubiican gain 80
JsheLsOu townships, republican gain
10. Knox township aud wards
tpuoncan pain 79. Lake, township
epuoilcan gain 81. Lawrence, t,wI.
nIp' Iepuol,can gain l8. Licking, 8
townships and the city of Newark,
democratic gain 33. Luraine q townI
ships. republican gain 8. I,ovsn s
townships, democratic gain Is. T.ncss
2tIwDshIps and precinc In ToIsdo
republican gain l26. Madison, town
chip, democratic gain IL. Mahen
ing. ward in Youngstown
republican gain 4S. Marion,
townships, democratic gain 2
Medina, townships, rep. 81. Meiga,
.asos' .so' IN primary, q democratic gam
Vi oZ' Mercer, 2 townships, a demo
h cLalc gain of 80. Miami, 20 town
son sn,Ps, republican gain of 81. Mont
y, 81 l precinct, republican gair
OF ~. Morgan l township. a dema
crstlc gain of 2, Mnskinxam, 6 town.
ships, republican gain Of IL q t,ws
dL3 precinct, unchanged. Perry, 2 town,
way. wards 10 Circleville and y
8 townships, show. demou uo
ratio gain of 5. Pike, 3
nwnships. republican gain, l. Par.
1pege, townships, republican gain, 81,
iH'chland. 8 Iwnships and two wards
Po. % Mansfield. republican gain. 81
FrsS,. Fuss, townships, democratic gain. /.
onsont. ons democratic gain, 1O8. Sclot !.
ssUsoaao township, republican gain. s.
''S' ftownships, democratic gain,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-14
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.

The work on he new county bridge
is progressing finelys and the sindiea.
tons are that il will be G Imple ts wit a.
n the limit OF time, the first Of next
january The first span, extending
TO the waters edge is complete, and
t le scaff 1lding for the sectsnd span1 is
being pat In position. The rock work
for the north approach is also conn
pleted. da-a3.a II Hfst[Eta sfS p
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-14

For THE COMPLETE { CURE OF
COUGHS, pains In the chest, difficulty
of breathing, and ell other lung dis
eases which tend to consumption, you
viii find that ALIENS Lung BALsAN
is most valuable remedy yet dis
covered; whereyor it has been intro
duced, cures have been made, which
have astonish every ons who witness
its effects. l.' 5A-'<
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.75
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-14
FIRST EDITION.
n3O r. M.

FIRST EDITION..
n3O p. M.
BOOM!.
WHERE ARE THE DEMO
CRATIC BOOSTERS NOW?
Indiana the State That Could Not
Go Republican,
Shows a Net Republican Gain Of
Eight Hundred and Fifty eight
Which Ratio Will Give the State
to Porter by Thousand
Majority.
Epplish's "Barls " and All the
Democratic Imported Bruisers
Could Not Stem the
Current.
Ohio Responds to the Call and
Her Majority is Still
Rolling Up.
1t will Reach 10000 Higher than
Calico Charles Big Vote.
A Big Gain in Buckeye Con-
gressmen.
Republican Gains Even in West
Virginia.
A Grave Warning to +" Superb y
Hancock and the Great
"Mule-Buyer."
Sound the Bugle and Let th'
Grand Fight Go On.
Maine No Longer Directs the
Result.
The First Wave That Will Roll
Garfield into the Presidential
Chair.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-14
Ohio Responds to the Call and
Her Majority is Still
Rolling Up.
1t will Reach 10000 Higher than
Calico Charles Big Vote.

A Big Gain in Buckeye Con
gressmen.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13

GRANT is now reported as believing that
the legal tender character Of greenbacks is
constitutional, and that he wrote letter to
Justice Miller personally congratulating
him on his position on that question. Is
Grant also bidding for the greenback votes
Biaiur, after the result in Maine, declared
that the "greenbacks must stay, with all
their legal tender qualities about them.
We remember of old time, the wonderful
conversions of ultra pro slavery Democrats
and Wings, to be the most rampant Adolf,
tionists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13
HOwA TRAMP TALKS IN KENTUCKY

HOWA TRAMP TALKS IN KENTUCKY
A man whose garments appeared to be IL
the last stages of decomposition, whose
hair was unkempt, whose shoes were worn
and whose step was weary, shutfled up L
the rear of a Kentucky residence and
g3eting the hired girl with smile that
looked like the crack of doom, began;
II have this day arrived on Kentucky
soil
bad for Kentucky SOIL" interrupted the
girl.
~ have, | say" continued the stranger,
"this day arrived on Kentucky soil"
"You weren't expected, sir"
"To reach here, my good woman, | have
travelled long distance. To this spot from
the cline where the Sieras lift.up their
minarets of snow, like white hands TO heaven,
is no days jaunt. Ny boots show that. No
This journey, like Rome, wasn't made III a
day. a 1t required weary marches and coun-
tcrmarches; rides by stealth on cattle
trains; hours of suspense from the rear axle
of an emigrant wagon, bringing to mind
many scenes long gone by, when covetous
companions cried TO the unsuspechng
farmer 10 whip behind!' But at last | am
here
"Much as we can do to scratch for our
selves"
"And that am here, thank the gods.
The privations and misery of my long
journey hitler. How bitter had been my
lot had it not been sweetened by the antici-
patton that would one day stand where !
now stand--upon the historic soil OF the
grand old commonwealth, where Clay, Cal
houn------h
ave haven't bite Of cold victuals in the
house.
Il daresay l am barely stones throw
from the famed blue grass region where
the heavens above are mlrrored
from the meadows beneath and
where, in turn, the meadows
catch their blue from the ewes of the fairest
women beneath the sun. Nay, do not 60
1t is no empty compliment Heaven knows
mean it. Looking into the depths Of
your liquid orbs have the proofs as strong
as Holy Writ. All, thanks, fair maiden,
thanks, Sitting here on the sunny side Of
the dog house, will partake of the rabbit
pie, these doughnuts, com-dodgers, and
what-not and when get down to that APP
ple, Jack will drink it to the one who gave
it, and sweeter will it be than Amontllado
sherry !"-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13

WOULDN'T it delight the souls OF the Re-
publicans every where il only Senator Da-
vid Davis would just accept, bite at, that
tempting bait of the English mission!
What the dickens are the Republicans
afraid Of, that they are SO anxious to have
David Davis leave the Senate and go abroad
as Minister to Englandl There is color,
ed gentleman hid away somewhere in the
woodpile in view of this wonderful freak.
Are they afraid that some of the Presiden-
tal eggs will become added at tho close of
the next election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13
STANLEY,S STORY OF HIS EXpEDl
TON.

The deeds thus told with modest piety
are now before us in two large volumes
from the press OF Harper and Brothers
glowing with illustrations, and printed in
clear royal type. Ii Columbus could have
told his storyin this fashion, and could have
gwen il TO the world with these accessories
of art andcomfort it would have been tohim
Of how much more value to the world
But Columbus lived in an age when kings
went to Canossa: when civilization was
just awakening from its long Information in
the sloth and darkness of the cloister
when there was no literature but what came
from the monks; before the world knew OF
the press; the steam engine, and the tele.
graph. Stanley went forth as the embassa.
dor Of civilization Of the variety and mai
esty Of which Columbus never dreamed
He represented two newspapers, the New
York Herald and the London Telegraph
leaders of a press which now encom.
passes and rules the world
He carried with him arms
of precision and strength, embodying the
strongest forces of civilization. He wa:
served by science in the shape of instru.
ments which would have excited the won
der Of Columbus, and which enabled him
to read the tides, the currents, the attitudes
the ATTITUDES and longitudes, the meaning
OF time and space, the variations and pro
cesses OF nature, the secrets that for infinite
ages had been gathering in the rocks. lie
lnfrfb IN nd l,af la
the mountains the boat that would carry
him over inland seas, and defy the fury OF
tropical storms He had the elephant &c
ride and quinine but for one he would
have fallen under the knife to the cannibal
but for the other Nhe would have gone Il
sleep with thcAnsny intrepid spirits who
had gone before him, in the embrace Of "
phus. When his journey was ended there
was no weary pilgrimage to a doubling and
cold court. His triumph was flashed owe,
over the seas; it came at once to our homes
to millions of homes in all lands. AND
now thanksto science, we can follow HIN
step by step, and see with his eyes all the
adventures that befel him. and all tn,
wonders that opened to his view, and read
the story in his fine, clear, nervous Saxon
English, simple in its strength, with the
stamp OF truth in its simplicity. If we arc
grateful that such work as the discover,
of Africa should have been done in GU,
time, how much more grateful should We
be that the story Of IL should be open to u,
in the sumptuous array with which printe,
and artist have surrounded these volumes
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13

Mr.. TiIDEN spoke patriotically, a few
days ago, when he said ut is the du ~
of every sincere lover of republican institu-
tons to do his utmost to prevent the re-elcc-
ton of Grant. For my part, I will do
everything l can to secure the election of
the man who may be agreed upon by the
opponents of the third term conspiracy as
the best candidate to unite the conserva-
tive elements Of all parties. If third
term can be conferred upon Grant, fourth
and fifth will be. In short, Grants install
ment in the White House in 1881 means
the Empire"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13

The Cincinnati Gazette prints a thrilling
appeal from Kansas for food and clothing
for the Exodus WINDOWS black people,
who are reported to be lin rags 0shiver.
ing with ague," dying of dysentery.n The
Deacon should take up collection and
draw on Exodus Window for $4,000. The
real barbarians in this negro business are
Republican politicians, who do not objsc,
to drawing the blood Of several thousand
colorcd people "for the good of the party.
They don't care how many perish SO Ions
as they can work up their vote. Til,
black dupes now in Indian are SUFFERING
severely. AS matter Of humanity the Re
publicans who are engineering the exodu
should make some provision for these PEG
<-T .I.A' ssh ..t.t 4tHU. .fti .l. ..f ..t A..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13

sad that he has selected Gen. Arthur
whom President Hayes turned out Of the
custom house, as the successor of Senator
Herman. If this be true, and the probable
ity is that way, Arthur is on the high road
70 political salvation. Verify, verify, be il
said unto you, kind reader, that the Gamer
ons and Conkling are the only men who can
swing their states in any direction they
have mind to.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13

RoscoE CoskLiso Is master Of the Re-
publican situation in New York. That
Cornell 10 indebted to him for the high DO.
isition no now holds il beyond controversy.
Ike has just given \ significant noo and
Gsn. HAmpe has sbesnselectcd speaker Of
Tho aassnbly. Early in Marsh he will give
another nod, and the state convention will
send Grant delegation 10 Chicago. II IL
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13
CHERIFF's SALE,

BY virtue OF two executions issued on: Of ne
clerks once OF the county court OF Alexander
county, and State Of Illinois and 20 me directed.
whereby am commanded TO make the amount OF
two certain judgements recently obtained 8gains,
Jacob 6 Lynch " favor OF Harry G. Johns and
William c, johns and ont in favor Of Jacob Traber
goods and Chs;tels OF the said Jacob G. Lynch. !
have levied on the following described property,
tO-wit; Lot numbered three (3) in block
numbered forty eight t40 in the city
Of Cairo. County OF Alexander and State
Of Illinois Therefore, according 10 said com.
MAID, shall expose for sale al public auction, all
the night, title and Interest OF the above named
Jacob G. Lynch in and 10 The above descr bed
property, al II o'clock am, On Tuesday, the 9rd
day of February, lsS0ist the westerly door Of the
cour, bouse, ~ Cairo, Illinois
Dated al Cairo, lllinois, this fifth day Of Jan.
uary, 1880 JoHg HoDGEs
Sheriff Alexander County.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13

IN n an WEEK IN your own town, and no
kN capital risked. You can give the
hbusiness a trial without expense
ON ONBIbe best opportunity ever offered for
w thoee willing to work. You should
try nothing else till you see for your.
self what you can do at the business we offer No
room to explain here. You can devote all your
time or only your spare time to the business, and
make great pay for every hour that you work,
Women make as much as men. Send for special
private terms and particulars which we mail free,
35butft free; Don't complain of hard times while
CO.. Portland, Maine.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13

Ny GOOD WOMAN why are you SO out of
sorts,never ableto tell folks thatyou are well
Ten to one It's all caused in the first place
by habitual constipation, which has no
doubt finally caused derangod Kidneys and
Liver. The sure cure for Constipation is the
celebrated Kidney-Wort. II is also spec
i6c remedy for all Kidney and Liver dis
eases. Thousands are cured by it every
month. Try ii at once.