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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27
HOPE FOR THE DEAF

GARNoRE's ARTIFICIAL EAR Drums
PERFECTLY RESTORE THE HEARING AND
perform the work OF the Natural Drum. Always In
position, But INVISIBLE TO OTHERS All
conversation and even whispers heard distinctly.
We frie! 10 thu,e urluE them. send for descriptive
circular GARMORE EAR DRUM co. CINCIN.
MATT, OHIO
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27
Carriers Little Liver Pills

Also cure all forms Of Bil.ousIess. prevent Consu
patton and Dyspepsia, promote Digestion. relieve
distress from too hearty eating, correct Disorders
OF the stomach Stimulate the Liver and Regulate
,he Bowels They do all this by taking just one
little pill al dose They are purely vegetable, do
not grippe or purge, ana are Is nearly perfect as
s: If possible for pill 10 be Price - ceI r. foT
81. Sold by druggists everywhere OF sent by mai,
CARTER MEDICINE CO. ERIE. PA
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

COX OUTFIT free to Agents, and all expenses
% ~ paid. Addres II, B. Shaw, Alfred, Me.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15
Dox'r be without c. GHberi's starchcs.

A HINT TO CooKs.-At Sanitary
Convention in Grand Rapids, Michigan,
recently, the President Of the State
Board Of Health called attention to q
bad practice among cooks, by which
cane-sugar IS converted into grape
sugar in cooking, thereby losing more
than one-half its sweeteniug power.
Some women, he said, viii put tho
sugar ia with q mass of acid fruit TO be
cooked, and Keep cooking, and keep
adding sugar, while Il keeps on getting
sourer, until at last they viii uso two
and-a.half times as much sugar a they
ought to use to secure the desired effect.
The cane-sugar has been changed TO
grape-sugar. Now, II the sugar had
been added after the fruit was cooked,
much less would have been required,
and the result far moro satisfactory.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15

Are furnished hy tho Worlds Diapenaafy
Medical Association. BufIR,o. New York, aud
Great Russell Street Buildings London, En-
gland, on terms TO suit the times, Anew edition
Of the Peotle Common Sense Medical Adyis-
ef, about LOO pages, nearly 300 iiiuitr trailons
by Il. Y. Plerce, NJ D., post paid, si.bQ Inyal-
Bs Remedial Agent, illustrating mcroinent-
cure Tor panlvsls, diseases 30 females, stiii-
ened joints club feet, spinai curvature aud
kindred affections, 10 cents; Diseases oi tfen-
cratiye Organs, 10 cents; Catarfh, tts rational
treatment and positive curr, sent on receipt
Of one postage stamp. Address as above
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15

To restrain kicking COWS, use stout
leather strap one aud half inches wide
and four feet three or four inches long,
In the center Of this fasten an equally
strong piece Of leather, not over four
inches long, with q strong buckle at
each end OF il. This is fastened 70 the
strap by strong sewing, and four copper
rivets. Put this on by buckling il up
tightly on each hind leg just above the
hook Joints. After few times il can
be put on and taken off without any
trouble. 1t is also useful to prevent one
COW from kicking while milking the hext
one.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15
In PoMder FORM.

yHGETiNE pnt Np IA this form Is within tho
foacb ofall. Bynaklng the medicine your
ich you can, from 80 cent package contain
ing The barks, roots and herbs, make two tot
ties Of the hauid NegqtfNe. Thousands Will
gladly avail themselves of this opportunity,
Eho have the oohveniences 10 make the med
cine Full directions IN every package
NegeiiEe iR powder form Is sold by all drug
kiAts aud geneFm stores. II you cannot bug
- 81 them iuclefe 30 cents IN postage stamps
Tor one paekage, or si Tor two packages, and
viii send Il BY return mall II. 4. Stevens,
Hnsinn Mass
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15

PRTCK or PAPRR. IAN authority on
Ibis subject makes the following pre-.
diction: In view of the continued rise in
the price of the raw material and the
probability that there will be no reduce
ton for the remainder of the year, the
probability is that the price of paper viii
be advanced considerably during the
next two months Should, however,
any reaction take place in May, perhaps
prices lower than those now asked may
be quoted. Those in the paper trade
consider that, even II Congress should
give the desired relief, the price of pa
per would not be much affected.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15
nc Iloclor. YIeIdInr.

EvgR since Prof Green wrote 10 the Nrsif.
ea heeord advising physicians etoryghe 20
use the safe kidney aud Liver Cure IN tlelr
Practice II has bteu caningin favor With the
profession. They can and nothing which Is a
b substitute FOR it r. Caulkinf, M. D., Of
Rochester n, T., says he would now prescribe
II 10 all who areafilcted with serious kidney
and liver diFenseA
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15

CRooUs, dried and powdered, when
applied with chamois,leather to nickel
plated goods, will restore their brilliancy
without iniuring their surface,
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15

To REMOVE INK STAINS. Take Of
muriate Of tin two parts, water four
parts, TO be applied with a soft brush,
after which the paper must be passed
through cold water.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15

z 9tEfeliy W Ordinary O1nycrsafioq, bceturh Con
~ uranh q recent uonafIfi srlcniile nfentlous-
tff bcntdfn0nci For rfntfs afle pubic
thr Deaf also On the Deaf end Dumb chr ~ u
fffra4l sept ~; the N u CarisifaH Adroenfs. NOV.
4s12 ~ ec. Sond l0r pspphist 20 ne American
Denlaphone Co, ~ Ane slleai, Clnelnnall. Ohio.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15

+. l.. BAKER, Minnesota miller,
claims priority over Thomas b. Osborne,
the Yale student, In the discovery that
middlings can be purified by frietional
sleetrieilY.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15

The new fancy buttons for dresses
look like jewels, and are gems In point
of workmanship.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15

fAhsEllE aud 1llreshermen, read advertise
ueht tof Victor Clover iuller - this paper.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15

AlohI coLoAED or yellow Axle Grease soon
l-Sste on Get The genuine Frazer
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15

" "tho wish is father Of the thought"
how about the thoughts grandmotller9
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15

LoHfNIs6-Rop CONTRADICTION
According TO a late writer, certain con-
ditions must be observed IN putting up
rods 70 insure their protection, viz: The
main stem OF 6 copper lighting con-
ductor should never be less than four
tenths Of an inch IN diameter. This
dimension is not sufficient for build
ing more than 80 feet high Galvanized
iron may be used instead Of copper, but
then the diameter must be greater in
the ratio Of ca TO 2.5, the conducting
capacity Of iron being TO that Of copper
as IA 20 ~. A galvanized iron-rope
conductor should never be less than
eight-tenths Of an inch In diameter;
galvanized iron strip should be four
inches wide and one-eighth OF an inch
thick A lightning-rod must be continu-
ous and uhbroken from end to end. A
rod need not be attached TO building
by insulated fasteRings; metal clamps
9 may be safely employed, provided the
rod be OF good conducting capacity and
otherwise efficient. Above, the rod
must terminate in metal points, well
projected into the air. These points
should he multiple and perfectly sharp.
The bottom Of the conductor must be
carried down into the earth, and be
connected with it by surface contact
Of large extent. All large masses OF
metal in building should be metal.
lically connected with the lightning
rod, except when they are liable TO be
occupied by people during thunder
storm; an iron balcony, for instance.
In such cases it Is better not TO have the
iron connected with the conductor, for
there is some risk Of persons standing
on the balcony furnishing path for the
lightning to the rod.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15
HGIJllI5INlIEIIFIS:IH Discovery

D fcs Golden Medical from
caused py bad Conquered ~
internal
from
20 s9Hl eGen radical
greatest medical discovery Of The Sold = ~
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15

on the balcony furnishing path for the
lightning to the rod
-
ExPoRTNG fcE.-Ice has now be-
come an interesting subject on account
Of the eX0rbitant price which the ice
companies have determined 10 demand
for IT, II is also interesting because the
trade, both domestic and foreign, is
largely American, and because we are
the great consumers Of the world. We
had long used ice at home before we
began % export It. Expectations were
begun seventy-iiye years ago by Fred
eric Tudor, of Boston, who then sailed 10
Martinique in his own brig with q cargo
Of 100 tons. He continued in the bust
ness, though he made little OF no money
until after the war Of 1912. Three years
later he obtained important privileges
from Cuba, including the monopoly of
Havana. In May, 1888, he sent the
first cargo to India, and il was delivered
Rt Calcutta the following autumn in
1884 he sent the first cargo TO Brazil;
and he carried on the trade alone until
1856, when other persons entered II.
Some twenty years since the Wenham
Lake Ice Company began exporting ice
TO Europe, and has done so well that il
now has active competitors. We used
to send 20,0 GOO tons annually 60 Great
Britain, whose supply now comes main
ly from Norway, l99 ,42t tons, valued at
about S650,0 ,000, having been imported
thence in 1872. The total value Of ice
stored in this country in ordinary years
is computed at from s., 100000 to &c.
00O, O,000, and of the ice trade of Norway,
Sweden, and Russia at Si,000,000,
which shows that some Sl0,0O0,000 are
added TO a comparatively small body OF
water merely 0y freezing. The demand
Tor ice rapidly increases every year, and
il is probable that, by the end of the
century, the ice crop Of the globo will
M ,t.c,.tb se9O 6nU IA1 81
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15

he lar ,repniiys snaueou pile These
VRArNS t flls sre HaJ larger than mustard
liAuTa io tho
SES{ ' is = S.1 ' rsa y s. S. S.sss:
u.n"
- eycr. Hontsd frii
WORIDn DPKhSAKI GPrpn.B
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-15
gents VYnnt,a iot .hc I.ifc = Ady' ntTrc. 2!
4 $ssHE #S#s Mi BUalO Bill { s$$EE. s3sEE !iiiI,

ANfkpluAV4 WFliieg ~ NifnSeM " aoibI
rrs is,he 1rI auurfie bon eisips ts ~
thrilling afyeutifts AMI trhtcafth cacAtfai ne ~.
Vices q tao Hoysrnmeut as s7oi apq hEhde. tndi5
Tho Press making 4 rars b,sik - AGenlt Address
DouRitss nros., 81 Wtsi Ffln So, Cineinuati, q.
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To MhoM II May Concern.


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''aa1inf themselves 1elahlleah, no'
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hum. hass nallelo,,sly and Wantun.
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Exemption Laws Ut Dakota.

Family pictures, il jew In aehureh.
bnfial lot hooks hot exceeding III
value siOu, all wearing apparel,
| provisions ind feed sufficient, for tho
debtor AMI his family fnf one ysilr,
The homestead tor Residence III til.
dehiurl " absolutely exempt from
execution. IN addition In tIlese all.
solnsc exemptions Tho ,tchter n,ns
select - 900 worth ~ personal prop.
elty nom l.a etl,tts, Which pIall
llkrMlsr b. exempt. n Ii. prefers
IN lieu ~ thia hitter exemptions. H.
inny claim ~ eNrrn1li, hunLa and
musical Instruments IL thu amount
~ $5th', anl household fnrniufe IL ii
Ike amount. together With the.
COWS. srh swine. tMn ynkr III ,uill,'
III Two Alpnn III huls,~. one l,n,lr...
sheep with lli.sli lan,he m,!,l riN
months ull. allI thu Wool III tie
sainn, !nad for all anlmal. FL ,nr
y'nr whether growing III not. and lii
agricultural implements nni III *.
trr,l I'LL value 500 dollars lii, it,ul,,
hi1d INSTRUMENTS af il professional
linnll ni' likewise exempted IL Il rra.
nunAhlr amount.
III nrt,ul homestead III any fun.
IN tnh neither IN in,lnilurrd III
conveyed without tic WIFI. consent.
al,' hrr"ri,A NJ Til. heirs III H..
rrinlrnt frr fram any II Ills ante.
rr,l,nt d,lts, Within town plat
! 'hn homestead MUST not Include
lnarr thhn SIX acts uf lnnt, other.
Ms. u may Include III contiguous
'lnr't I'm aclcs. Dakota i'nnto.
! urogh.
From tho above W. Judge there Il
- truth Ia nh. rulnor that ,hc terri.
tory makes to settler whatever he
lacks 81 20 ming up 10 the exemp.
ton laws, W. have contributed
some three hundred dollars 10 per.
sons WIN have skipped To TINT lind
~ promise, and now learn that TIN
territory l'as neglected 10 make good
What they ptlll lack.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-05-20

Wien John Randolph. III Roanoke,
dl.l Il. fi,e,l all his sln,rs, ia,
sought while living to prcpa,e them
III H.. rhang., liz liked npa hou~.
q Worship and employed u Nihis,cr
u ll,a.h ~ them, II. often attend.
ri, an,i ~u,n,ilmrs. |, Il snid, took
pnt' IN the services rolrrr,Inv amy
inappropriate illustrations mn,le ~
sifnhenlls views advanced ly his
ls,arhrr ltMns customary hi ,l,u>n
"l'l fashioned TIMES lur tn country
pastors 70 give out twn lines IL ii
hymn III nin time. which w.ur taken
~ ~ III, i,.llurs anu sung With lon,l
nini JOYOUS Voices, On ia, occasion
Ml'll' ~ 'inHinr Wa Yuins ~ II Ii
sail, ~ honest Oh preacher oL,rrv.
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tl' heated stnse mud hrrn,. rca,linf
tn nsA, Two lInr, ~ l,ninl.l Ais M.
81 ~ III. man anil SMld.
.nMNan', "d sinu.l, son
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VAT thlunr, pi.snn,inR /, MAS Ii rnr,
u ihr hymn, nnd sung. III oId pu-.
tor then Suid;
"Ms itirnd-, ,n,,ar al Nrnns,
That aas -. III The sa,,s
This WAR trl'ls caught ~ AMI
sung with great power. 'fln lus,ur
then, With much Re~iiculu,im snll
"iiraa do no, sing agun,
iwaNl ,lns 10 cApaun
THIS Ma- nlro sung, aud he uld
pastor, completely ,lisgusi,d, retired
from TIM pulpit und did ln, know he
hui been making poetry himself
until inforlnca ~ some one ~ MI.
h.alvla.
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IN IA Ns ~ \

TIE expectation ~ the creditor
mil III. anticipation II TN debtor
max have s.ssn tina, iln contract
w,nl,l u. discharged III ,hr payment
II r,in,a metals. In, nri,hri the *
r,s.tasisA &c nn. part ~ ihr contract
v~lss.,in. II fruits, nor.'iir an'isira
tinn III nh. uthc, constitutes it, uh,i.
cations.
.'lsnt shc obligation rf 4 contract
IL raN money l. ~ ray 'ha, which
hi. law snail rvnrnixc - money
wh,n ,hc payment T. Ia u. na,lc,
"lvrry contract Tor ihr luynrn, ~
money simply ~ rr.S~aril, ~nhirrsta
the constitutional power max ". and
tho obligation III th. parties iS. ,htr',
fore. a~~tn-a with fvlrirnr. IL that
power. The Court, I. Walla.c, hS
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Wisconsin,. Iowa, Minnesota, iiil
national lahk examiner. then in Gpn
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clans aiTi HnNslntnrni employees III
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psanav~ NJ IN candidate 90 n mir,
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tiMc; ~ raui 'rN Lis luSinaet,t'
nn,' hr"rhm,n ~ Sav the lt,gl}r II.
mani tir atuf fh.n ~ hil.
mofi.stlv .ans,,,i
III. demand Cor n,siin.s camli
iary has all hr.n manufacture e.
isn occasion, anl - uidar III Thai
II. wa Il candidate nv,Ia N.nr ~
,runn ~ iay his wlrr,. las, Fall H.
fn,r rlrr,lnn and W. ran PROV. |,
amt Mr. nrrting knnMsi, Talk al,a,
his nnt being il politician. II. la
anmr nothing else an his III. In, dal
!, l,lc VA politics un,. managed IL ~ til,
~ never lid anything fur anslo,l
clsr thnn himsrit. III wns IL stan,
Ing candidate fur congress fei Ten
; lli,ren years before IL got In. az
, noM hc proposes ,o stay H. Til
!, .'n,,nrh Republican, Journal, the ,
" L, '"tcl'1engr. -rrn,s quite uhlc ,
I take .ntc III itself an,l l. ilghtng III
I battles fur he people. AMI Will vii
and W. say hoie /, another iha,
hnt for Dr.rlng Tor a THIRD term, al
what i more the people are mt I,
him they aic not ~ easily Tux.
: rnlc NJ ~ some of the nrwsunpe
u seem Ia hc. Anil lust now nlluw
4 10 predict thnt behring's third ter
\ programme Won't work Hau,rfe
\ Recorder,
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III congressman II 10 have I'M
two terms II matters hut little who
u sent, He cnhnul amount 10 my.
thing IN that time, H. i not rr.ng.
nlxcd ~ having Il rIHh, 10 speak, nor
afc hl- words given my attention IN.
M H. isnn his thir.l term. .itlanii.
Telegraph,
II such nrn ~ Drrling nlr s.ni
this may b. true. II mny IL n great
dcnl longer before h. Will he rrenv.
nlxrd ~ having the sen~e 10 speak.
Hut when men like Weaver and Gll.
lctio nnd Dr I.u Mn,vr ~ 10 congress
they attract attention 1T one. and
Immediately, Whu, yaune,d gentle.
men, " more Lralns Instead uf More
terms. Hastings riain Dealer.
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