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THE CITY.


H. N. NcslNlls nl"Goh'ot A''' ~ Nv s''s - n
r. A. Ash. Erie, ra, Is at Tie Sherman q
flWtsc. 'r, . L
,ohn F. lsaln, wtnncpce, Is Mt the Palmer y
11a,ise. :
$. c. williams, Detroit, Is guest Mt tho i
GNuincr.
". G. Nash, Rochester, N. Y.,fs ut the !
Gnrlner. /
A. D. Hollis, London, Eng, Is ut tho s'ter-
mnn House.
]. II. 11udd, Green uay, Wis, is at tho sher- !,
mnn House.
~, plun,mer, St. Louis, is at the Grnnd
Pacific Hotel.
A. Campbell, Marquette, is at the dfano
Tnci0c Hotel.
d, r. Bcalcs, Grenada, Miss, Is Mt the
Palmer House.
E. r. Holly, Lockport, N. T., Is Mt tho
Palmer House.
j. @. Andrews, Columbus, o., IS fcglstcseo
at the Gardner.
James Watson. Boston, Is registered ut the
fremont Ho'isc.
Jnmcs Carter, Fremont, Ncb.. Is at the
fremont House.
LIE. Carroll, Shakespeare, N. H., Is Mt the
Trcfhout House.
George Harrington, Cheyenne, is ut the
Fremont House. 4
E. Rowland, Colorado, is registered Mt the
Sherman House,
George Cushing, Deadwood, d. T., IS ~
tho Palmer House.
Il. a. Reed, SILT Lake City, Is guest NJ
tho Sherman House. .. |
William r. Davis, Bushnell, ILL.,, Is stop |
ping 1T tho Gardner.
W..D. Richardson, Springfield, is ut the
Grand Pacific Hotel
j. W. McQuIc, Florida, Is registered Mt tho
Or1nl pnctic Hotel.
james D. lIagne, San Francisco, Is guest
ut the Palmer Iiorsc.
Wash Dunn, Beaver Gallon, Idaho, is Mt
tic Grand Paclnc Hotel.
j. Il. Nfagr,,dcr, Washington, D. c., Is reg
tsterctl Mt thu ralmer House.
". B. Mcdonald md !. +. Daniels, Tor0n-
TO- Cam, nre Mt tlsc Sherman House.
u. q, plair, relyidere, Nil, ole Of Jerseys
t,tasu Senators, IL ut tho Grnnd Pacific HOTEL
N. II. Briggs, Assistant Superintendent
Sioux City s. Dnkota Hallway, Sioux City, Ia ut
the fremont HOUSE.
Tie Catholic Orphan Asylum nt Rosehtll u
thnnHf%y ta Fia eltep aenne%eGso ~ tho fece'p' OIL s
John r. Walllek. General. Superintendent
npolis. is Ut tho 0Eund Pacific I1o.cl.
The bill Of fare for to-day's dinner, printed
s T1says tSo
Mr. J. NJ. Davis, of the firm, Of ]. 7. Fowler
co seemed to bo ,in,isinlly nnppF ~,
it's girl.
". o. Null, formerly m artist IN this city,
died ut the County Hospital yesterday of p!'e1,
to tho weather.
John Hickson, General Manager. and The
officers and Hoard Of Directors Of tue Is Moftn n.
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mn.|e at, unsuccessful attempt. The Coroner
'sayH tic buy grew very fo,lt Of books, alGl
mtch rndfng without proper guidance,
turned Ills hrntl.
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MARRIAGES. .

HThcy met by chance" nt DawRnr1's tlcgnnt
cantjy ami eIxnr store, I'll Bt;ttu street.
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.t,AturAlrT-AsitAnD-j D-jhn. !. by tho Hey. 4: X
TRJatHt.E--fHVfNE-pn i'm. 3, bY tho Roy Jafne
NaolaRhlan yt1!tnn. qEimsc. Esq ~ tEnnt.ft, m,
DEntnrnlnny+ County FcI.n*nnR!b. ireland. -
HARnOtIls-uAnCOCK-'rhe 10th inst.. nt thg rebl
dcnEt Of the hrAc'k t,nFenH, in this city, the Hon
A. iArDotir nE MentAna md Miss Nal1lc 81. Hnbeoeh
juuHhter az II. F. iiabc1ck. ....-
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eiIlclOE.

r. SUICIDE. ..
NEW YoBK, Jan, lo.,~Hanry Aaas, aged y,
killed himself to-daK lie Lad previously
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Tho Council bus tho letting Of tho contrnct,
hut before tllkinX my action should inquire ot
tho Commissioner. OF Public Works how mich y
bas cost the city tho pust ycnr to advertise In
0t,ior thnm tho Il 'corporntion papcr," whenever
any important centrRct wns to bc lot, to Inform
tito public that bids had been Invited, otc.
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eo, II the lnur,Ircr knows wfnt tho assessed
yaution OF his property fs nil that he hns 70 DO
to uscertaln tho niount OF tte tax IL to multiply
by TIM total ratio per cunt Of tho town u which
purk tux of It cents In West Chicago Ia on tho
Assessors valuation. which Ia A!wnya lower than
tho rntln112G+f ht1 Of tho Htnte Bonrtl. Tho rnfe
ia sotnowhnt higher than last years. The valua-
t{apu hf,up orxt insYpr
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LOCAL, ITEMS.

Ho was speaking with great earnestness.
Ife cried nloud: "Oll-death! wlere-ts-thy-
sting? Oh-yIctory! where-ls-thy- - Oh,
gracious! where am l. anyway"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28
WHAT THEY SAY.

CLIPPINGS, or POLITICAL IMPORT, FROM a
FEW or OUR EXcuASyEs,
Springfield State Journal; "luE
CAIRO BULLETIN seems to b. in caracs, in
urging Hon. T, ". Halliday IS a Demo.
cratic candidate for congres: ia the Eighth
district"
-Du Qloin Tribune John II.
Oberly, late Of Cairo, i, spoken Of By
many Of tie Democratic papers Of tie state,
as the most suitable man for the Demo.
Gratis to uomingte for governor"
Egyptian Press; Thomas Halliday Of
Cairo i, abou; the hes; congressional tim.
Der we have got, His record as a Demo
crat is perfectly clear though he is not a
politician He is a statesman in every
sense o! the word; and il he is the uomi-
nee Of the Democracy he will not only re-
ceiye the support Of the party, but will
draw largely from the opposition. Ha,li.
day cen be elected"
Peoria Democrat:-"TAe CAIRO Bill.
LErlN is for William K. Morrison for pres.
ident, John Il. Obcrly for governor, ana
Thomas W. Halliday for Congressman. In
connection with its gUbenatoria, prefer
encc THa BULLETIN explains that Mr.,
Oberly has no interest in the paper
-Du Quoln Tribune; "Thc Jonesboro Ga
2cttc, which is pretty good Democratic au-
thonty, being a strictly Bourbon sheet,
says NJ. c. Crawford is not candidate for
congress in the Eighteenth district, which
fact leads us to believe that the fight for
this Office in the Democratic party will be
between uart2ell and Halliday"
johnson County Journal Repubiican);
"The Gazette and BULLETIN have raised the
whoop for Thomas ". Halliday, Of Cairo,
for congress. We are pleased to see the
Democrats preparing to put out their best
material We want a victory that we are
not ashamed to boast Of. To defeat such
broken down politicians as Allen and
Crawford, would be equivalent to no vic
tory"
Metropolis Democrat; ave had re-
Gently the pleasure Of meeting Hon. NJ.
c. Crawford, and in conversation with
him gathered the idea that the judge
would not be aversc to becoming the DEM
ocra,ic candidate for congress in this dis
trct. We have favored Hon. Thomas W.
Halliday for that position, and still have no
cause to change Our notions on the subject,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28
NEW GOODS

At 4, Halley's on Commercial avenue op-
posite Seventh street. The largest and
finest stock to be found in the city, Tin
and hollowware of all kinds, Fine cut.
lery, large assortment of bird cages.
Fishing tackle in great variety, hooks,
lines, rods and reels Shot guns and hunt
ers outfits, ammunition, etc. A new sup
ply OF the Bissell carpet sweepers. Garden
and farm implements. Flower baskets
and hardware Of all kinds. Carpenters
tools, cross-cut saws, wood saws, etc.
Cooking stoves, the best In the market
Call on him and examine his stock and
prices before you buy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28

won the public, is IN no way IN exaggcra-
ton, The finest troupe in Louisville that
has at all done justice to the sparkling and
contagious music Of pInatore, 1t has made
1t possible to understand and iudorse the
remarkable popularity Of the opera,
We regret that the company cannot stay
with us another week, They 90 from here
to Nashville, and we can conscientiously
and cordially commend them to that city,
aud accept It's thanks in advance.
At the AtAeneum Monday night Secure
your seats to-day at Hartmau',
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28

: 4 WoSDERFrL CURE or DIpTHEEIA.-
Three of my children had Dipthera in its
worst form, Skin dry, lips parchcd, could
not swallow. With a feather applied
Giles Linimcut Iodide Ammonia to the
tonsiIs, rubbed it over their throats and
chests Great chunks Of stuff came from
the throats, tine skin became moist, fever
left them, and under the Almighty care |
attribute thcirc cure to DR.. Giles Liniment
Jane Kelly corner Tonnelli avenue and
Blocker ST., Jersey City Heights, n. J.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28
LOCAL REPORT.
SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.
REEFS BRANCH.

On next Saturday John Rees, the popular
Twentieth street baker, will open a branch
shop on Eighth street, in the room lately
occupied as a bakery by Mr. Rahholt, for
the benefit of his down town customers.
He will keep on hand fresh bread, pies,
cakes, etc, and everything to be found in a
first class bakery,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28
HARpER'S PERIODICALS.

HAHPER'S MAGAZINE One Ycaru....""st %
NARPERs WEEKLY, "......., I 90
HARpER'S Bazaar ....,..,.. ~
The THREE above named publications, One
Year .,.,.........,.,.i 10 %
Any TWO ahoyc.nGmcd, One Year."..".... ... : ~
HARPEWS YOUNG PEOPLE. One Year. ... 80
Postage Free to all subscribers IN the Emitted
States or Canada.
IheAHpua, Volumes of HARPER'S BAZAAR, In neat
cloth binding viii be sent by mail, postage raid
or by express, free of expense provided the freight
does not exceed one dollar per yolume) for - 20
each A complete Set, comprising Twelve Vol.
umcs sen, receipt Of cash at the rate of s. - per
volume freight At expense otpurchascr,
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for binding
will be sent by mall postpaid, on receipt Of ~ 90
each.
Rcmitcnccs should be made by Post Onlcc
Money Order or Draft to avoid chance OF loss
Newspapers are not to CODY this advertisement
without theexprcss order Of HARPER Il BE0ruERs
Address HARPER n BROTHERS. New York
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28

Note Heads as low as 3 per 1000
Letter Heads as low as 50 - per
1000.
Imperial Bill Heads as low as So per
t,e00.
Bills Ladlng as low as s. so per 1000.
Envelors and printing 81 80 to 81 90
per 1000
At The BULLETIN lob Office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28

FEES OF DoCToRs--The fee of doctors i,
an item that very many persons are inter
csted in just at present. We believe the
schedule for visits is 50, which would tax
a man confined to his bed for n year, AMI
in need Of a daily visit, over $1,000 a year
for medical attendance alone, And one
single bottle of Hop Bittcrs taken in time
would save the $1,000 ana ALL the years
sickness. Post.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28

REGULATE THE SECREIloNs.--.Ino our en-
deavors to preserve health it is Of the ut
most Importance that we keep the sccrctory
system in perfect condition. The well
known remedy Kidney-Wort, has specific
action upon the kidneys, liver and bowels
Use it instead Of dosing with vile bl,tcrs or
drastic pills. 1t is purely vegetable and is
prompt but mild IN action.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28

Mr. FRANK WuKE, La Fayette. Ind,
tells us of a man in this city who suffered
for a long time with rheumatism. He was
so sick that he could not move his legs
sweIIed up considerably, and he suffered
great pain. After few applications OF ST,
JACOBS OIL the swelling subsidized, and all
pain left him; he was cured.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28

Coop EVIDENCE. When such men as the
Rev. DR.. Rankin, Rev, DR., Harvey, Father
Fit Gerald Prot. Green, Dr.. Bartina Co...
John X McChesncy, L. ". Ncf, and a host
Of Others equally trustworthy, certify over
their own signatures to the marvellous eff
ticacy o! Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, in the diseases for which it is recon-
mended, it is time to dismiss doubts on the
snhinrt
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28

A SAD ACCIDENTAL little child, the
daughter Of Arthur Banks, Esq, of Canton.
fell into tub Of hot water Yesterday and
was badly scadcd. The immediate appli.
cation Of llenry's Carbolc Salvc, which was
fortunately in the house, instantly removed
the pain, and the little sufferer is now out
of danger.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28

ArRopHY ARRESTED. Fellows Com.
pound Syrup of liypophosphitcs Wasting
OF the tissues Of the body is arrested. the
muscles made firm, and the nerves regain
their power by using Fellows Compound
Syrup Of lIypophosphites
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28
pINAFORE
Louisyllle CourlerJonrnnl

The most notable attraction of the season
was j. II. Ilayerly's Chicago Church Choir
company. Large audiences heard il during
the week, the house being full even on Sat
urday night--a rare thing In this theatre
To say that the company has completely
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28
LETTER LIST.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNCALLED
FOR IN THE PosT0FPIcE AT CAIRO, HI,
FEBRUARY 2Sth, 1880.


Alexander Amy f. Ms, a.cnsmi,h,
Matte Miss Co; Belle, Jane; Bradd.e, Lu.
riala; B.a,on, Julia Miss; Bohme, P. Mrs
Crooked, Geo, Anna Mrs. Hirbolt, Anna
Mss Fischer, Am Mrs; Frederick, Eliza
Miss; Halliday, Julia Miss; flasher,
E.ize5nth Ms. ;Hankias,Jcnaie Mrs;Eiogan,
Mary Miss; Keen, Mrs; Mcguire II. Miss;
Matt, Mrs; Mack, Am Mrs; McGrascn,
Lee Mrs, Narncn, Eliza Mrs; Phillips,
D. Mrs. Cruel, Lou Miss; Phcler, Nellie
Mrs; Rnnd.e, Lizzie; Robinson, II II
Miss; Shepherd, Il. c.. Shaw, Minnie Ms,
Smith, Anaie Miss C?J; Smith, Marg,rct
MIS-; Scott Marian Miss; STRAY, Ey.liu,
Mrs; Wins, Fannie Miss; Wagner, Sally
\. Mss.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28
COAL COAL

am prepared to furnish the citizens Of
Cairo with q good quality OF coal at the
lowest rates Upon leaving orders AZ the
corner of Tenth and Commercial, it will be
delivered to any part Of the city.
JAMES Ross.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28
GENTLEMEN

Armstrong & c.. o.; Armstrong, J.J:
Ai.er, CDas., Barry, a; Brach,cr. A. H.;
Barber, james; Brennan, Thomas j.
Beard, john W; Colon, James; Cy.g.
4; Da'y, James; Doran, William; Eyml,;u,
Frci; Ewing, Lott; Ferncy Barney Frank
lin. Geo; Fisher, Ferdinand; Gavin, !. H.,
Griffin, JOS. Greene, John; Griffin, Joe.
Heirick, Mi.ari (2); Hanson, SAMUEL j.;
Hough, T. B.; johnson, Wma Jefferson.
john; Johnson, J. c.; Kendall, Cas-.
McNanec, B.; Miller, Charley; NcCari. C.
C.; Mar'gauery, Emmet a.; Mi:om.
Joseph; NsDermott Joha; Mounts, Nj
ton L.; Mcdonald william; NcKown,
VIM, Nc.D Frank e.; ODame,. Anthony
Oliver, Geo. f.; Parker J. c.:
Parker, Granville; Robinson, Leo Rarr.cx
Morris; Stevenson, Gus; Suzuer, James,
Simpson, Spencer Rev; SIND, Val; Thrup-
son, George; futile Harry Tcuc,, Lon;
Wilson. John W; Z.iy,yr, II Z.
Person, cal.iagior any Of :hc a,1ye let
ter, will please say advertised"
GEo. ". NcEEM3. PM
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28

WANTED. Sherman & Co., Marshall,
Mich, want an agent in this county at
once at salary of 500 per month and
expenses paid. For full particulars ad
dress as QboAe.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28

GILES PILLS cures painful mens,ruation.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet
Dr. Giles, 1870 West Broadway, y. Y Trial
size % cents. Barclay Bros, agents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28

THE action Of Carriers Little Liver Pills
is pleasant, mild ard natural They gent,
ly stimulate the liver, and regulate the
bowels, but do not purge.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28

but we should yield Judge Crawford a
hearty support in case he should secure the
Democratic nomination"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-28

The Volumes Of TIE Bazaar begin with the first
Number for January OF car. year Waca he time
l. Mout.oncd, ii will be understood That tie sub
sclIbpr wishes to commences with the Number rgy'
after ,hc receipt OF order.
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1nis1aon. Avsrsion . society. Dfmse~ o. vIsSan.
ue0o = the HEAD; the vital A1id passing uneSs
sssve1 . ~ uvinss end many othsf diseassu Shas
led - insanity and death.
D1 nlNxI1 viii agree to forfeit Pm HUs.
20 OOxxAAs foe . 49, Of this Md tAeyIfAI,
k6yxoRATIyI tundef his special nAyias -
tsetus1H Will NOT cure. or Tor suythina Impure
- m11E1oDto1Ddt d %. DIR NINTIH fseees IN
extvses DtIeasss s1esenfully vishsat nSuery.
Co.uI9Aneg HzEx. Thosough ssamfnsliop sed
savSos. fAclsAlng sussysts II urine. - %. PSics
- VEAL k11uo4AHv8.k eo.oO Q boetlef or 6vsy
uDs ~ .lasasity. elo.0o; ssnt -. asv susls .
upen reestpt o. psscs. o. @. o. D., secure Eoin
excavation. and In private name 10 d.s red. bs
4. = MINTIk, NJ H..
IL kearny Street, San Francisco. Cal.
Ok: MNTTEy KIDNEY nKMfDY. SzPHhHr.
IoUn. s.vs sn tisds Of Kfdnsy ana nlsASa
CenYieanea. 0ooagShna. 0less, LeocouA<sA Yes
- - - aregsistss Seoos botsls. sts bstslss -
b. urr1IEu DANDkrIox Pills. ~ -
- - snssDsse DxnR1PSIA sd 81 koUs ssla
= - nashs roessis b al dfsssis1e -
- zssk.z Il 49, 49, -
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: a'SHERIFF,S SALE.

DUBIlC NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
szssdlide sislssi De properly q James \. csi
- isl11 D. the $500 - Clsshef -
kkis = TSssosy. Ioldis terms i sssssis. =
49, tSa: X. ~, .': 4 "a 70 Cos X :sd S.isd
~ 2(sh AZ Of yass, 40. lsso. p ne dirscted. L.
io1 A :S: I.,d s apos seIlo wa -:
3pe n the piGnov utis an4 taasrest Of the
dsfendAst. James \. Colmsn. thsrsin. - well -
epsalSlf o. vseht. title and interest which the
9lyesxs,.as1s, cskaEAins me- th.. tine.
sl.s5 - i I: Sd 4 h.ar : .oSn ~.
scytbsd . follows. 70 Wit;
I ssss p = G mo-. " s s,sss = :
sue bSlhS Sc srcsf Or said ~ sight. s0x6o TEA,
bepnde6 = fpllows: commanding st the northwest
'eeeesr 0-tae4 lot eight and running thence east
sssa s sss -. s' q s sss 11.s ss };
$1,000 Asgs TIE vhole q block Z IN Terry's
tAAoa e60Mee = sAscity a. nsattle. and lots ave.
~ egessa9 49, In block twenty nine In Car.
es.ssid 'shd lees ains and ten In block four; and
- goeeuey thsso. four Eve .sn1 slx In block
5000 - 0sn1zo1 o11le. Win I'll ~ slnoulas ~
ou1adl1GGeod 11psusu1es1s thsssDa. sss4-s
rAnAtwill on SATURDAY. tue lAth day Of Az.
asid day. . the front door Of squIrs's 0psrs
8, =; 81. -. =
- TIE highsss blddsr for cash in Unitsd statsa
ssll Gods 80 80 every - zsaepasssl = tAs
saaA rsal ssaAs herein above described end al III
Elsht, title End intauuntok ~ cid James II. Col
naa lhses1n. - vail - I'll Ne raht. title and In
eaqgA tA(eh04 JenM y. q3mAa - thsssiA q
49,: - NJ = Alfs.e .lsc e.
Dated 4 seeGaie. June =. 100.
tnefa3 oas - ll1 ~ = GWD0kODg. &
49, - kias oesffy vaas fs!rssory.
AT -. Az. -
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.'Tis only . gisi.' How often these
word. are said, and u TIE time IL
sIm,st ssems - u thsre wae - place
Lr them. Il used to be ssid: EsGjrls
are % useless, they cannot take cetecf
themselves. bat IL is hsd 6een . bog be
eould have hswa- oat his .ovn wsy 10
tina wsri.i perhaps have 'bsoa PresS-
dent Nsthinks it 10 more III On heaos
70 b the Presidents wsss than l,sPers
idsut himsslf: in thsss days. 81 eoy
rate. the farmer rscsivss mevs hosps9s
aud seems 70 carry moss powss, After
oil, the girl may nccspy . hishsr piac.
thsn the boz 10 tho wsld'dsrssG. scd
In. xisi that was sosrovsd 0sss. 0Ay
Ia time D. the psrspt's ssppoet. y coD~
fart and st.G 70 less ssSisst IN tAess
OLD age. To-day the gisis. stssd by The
boys. their sqasla. nsithss shove no
below them; giviag shs 6o1 a"d girl
the ssos cha end educsa6ou. the
former ssnssu1ly eot strips him, though
shs hes the disadvsofags Of feebler
ply sissl hsaltA. Whist bosutiisl lives
sups IT thess boys sad girls ivs. The
world grows - worss. oely peopls ere
pross /, look for evil. ssd cast Il upon
che col ID. while the good 10 hardly
thought vi and seldom spoken u. ]
hsard lsdy writer ssy: u cen Asd
hundreds al eva dssds pshaistsd. bot
no enc tshss ss tssps aeapsnt a. ~
COED: Lee "a 6ns Gheesss gisIs. 800
dnn't get dissoassesS: havs IN idsal
and resch h. 1bs vssy bsst seSvts q
nearly ell sesAA - cod women hevs
been mads AflSs ttifty. md ofssn sitsr
half . century have paassd over ones
hssd. &c., pssyh bsss nsves 49,
hsssd u nAtll 16dl6 ngsd. snd tn
have ssst their ssmss down int future
ayes. ssd thoss vhs ssse sehsssspssal
gsniasss whsa ydauo. - liver Aeoe1
81 sfter thsis beisf ssasoa ef triumph.
Like beautiful excite. forced In The
yrseshslsp ipto psenastpsa aFosthe.d
blussdss. . 1sdisnkiy ySs6sffdi sSuf Z
day thss snddssly viahss -. h era
a q
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q a ; 81
n sbovs sale b pos1psnsd siil oArURDAY
A::S7s - eeicrsyY. sls-sa,
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

h . nsvss.fsiliss cuss
Zoe uosv01s Dsbilisy,
1xhsusted Vitality,
osnfool WoakneUS ,
6psrnssorrh0a, LOTT
2AuHO0D. lmpoeoA /.
cy. Rsrslysiss snl al
the teffible ezkceg q
Self. A1ns. yeutbfna
foltiee, aud exeasoea -
insurer yeelD - s1c0
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day thss snddssly vilhsss - n sea
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Crssh. N 1raaklia. Pa "A atssasA
vault q sunsst bsloegine tNtAs blS6s
cry uaa oMsaAsd II ,sshaa 80 Aili
nearly 100 fsst In length. Thst0WAs
. great 6ood IN the ceesk In 16e1x ppd
thrsatsssd 70 Hil the vault. ~ laEee
quAa,ity # bser vae ssessd thsFs = Tue
tim6. In AllsmVling Ia aAxs~ tha-hsas
from hsinx csyried Array, Brewer Min
nich ues deovsa.- rhihp 0rossaAo
nov k6su . sa1nc0 nooT ~ vault. ~
hs uses'ie toist0se chsese. 6olegns I'D
beer in. The vault for some tine hAs
been oversun nth nts % .. enesmooo
sise. They fssqasst she -sashel issuch
numbefs sad are 20 bold ssd A9efapivs
thst 0rossnsn hes long found g uecss-
saYy 70 tsks 5000 oas zwith1im'{D 6gie
the rats away wAiIs~he tskts ut bsyf
or cheese. The cheese 10 kept covered
with Tin saSss. thraSGk which ~ lats
csnnok fnaws5 y = = -, =
Among 0rossman's children ~ lvs
boys--Philly. Is and Eddie. 8 ysass
old. They are boil. sxtSsuASls fosd a
Swiss cheese. A tsv days 80 ,they
dsterminsd 70 make . esid % The
stores Of their fsvorits chesss IN Tia
old brswsry vsult. They kssW \ woaiA
bs necessary 10 nxht ~ sf0ys 81 puas n
order TO sscurs tbs prise they coveted.
but thst did not deter them. PAilly.
armed himself With . heavy piece OF
hoep iros. Ind Itks two hBys sntsrSa
s , s.al. e. xssessss. : c.c fsg,t
when ths rats bagsn 10 disnata their
passage. ,1a1penepessd 49, Ahem
a.: e ~ ssl.: e .ss
brolhss By setivs welding II HE piscs
e 49, 49, & - l4sTlgs
hsys satirely sarrousdsd. moving
along toward Ne lnslhse end Of ths
tunnel With then, and kseplng ND .
load as6 6tSS 9esay 40(y8S SSsd.
Hsvsral tnass one Of The rats. boldsr
than his companioss would jump Nv.
asely q ons q the ether of the seys:
bet IT, iuyAsiAbly ~ Ian. a. veii
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