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, 1881-11-04


Judge LuotnIs sat III tho It'd county cnurt
room yesterday Ior,,lll1, md, with tho nd or II
Jury. sposesl of ,ts,othor batch Of insane casps.
MarIn krnuss was tho ilrst unfortunate. Sho
Ia II ticrinau, 10 years Of aKu. living ut No.
NJ Feittlnr street. TllUtiVll 1t appoRrod III
osiluilcn TINT shn Ind hccn mildly insanc
ut Intervals for twenty-five years, hor
wurt, cutlNttunuee bure tho traces OF
Cor,ncr bcnttty. she WIS lnjtrcs III tho
hcM,t III hur childhood, nild llvr husband
believes hcr rnltutiy Is duc 10 that injury. Che
Is tho iutlGr Ut twclvo children. tahc or Wlorl
nro still living. Her tc,lleluy to hou'ieitlal
n,,l.tn inndc II dangerous 20 keep her ut hume.
Sno hAs been III tho asylum sovorat times bG-
Gure. Hhc was ssnt 10 l;t9.nHs III Insnt,c psuper.
ltpnry J,,stfon, Il bonllo Of boyish proportions,
ih,n,gh ,p years of ngc, has Tor snno t,ne glvcit
!lwny to tho l,nuenuttun TINT Btrangc tncn nrc
In pursuit bf his life. Ils IL jewr!er by trade.
l,ig iloro a. No. mi Wells street. For tivo nnntna
rist ho hns prrpctullly conp;atno.l thnt s.!hu he
I" Hill s n ~ Tss Ssts Is regrca ~ ~ osi as"r
tnts typv ol tlaacY. tho trc'llent disposition Of
tho !l4tlg unon heMrtnE the voices oi his i,nng.
Recently hr attempted to hun9 himself while
travelling frn'n Itiatlp!phtn to th!s eity. The
Jury lo'n: tlat f.e was ii.sane % an !. pnnlGr: ,,
mt.,I "r ii % ycars, y WITH 6rirht biack eycs nnG II
pirasant EXPRESSION, but With tno tongue q
list child. ns,w MI intnnt ur ! Dnnths. She tun-
stnntiy IAGor. under tho dell1si0l that cr llua-
rn rs. @Sty @s Sgt IL t s sa sc possa nss f o
ntnn hln II turrcnt Ut Dt.scono n,s0 tfMt brought
thu bl,.slscs t tho etIeoks Of tho other lntes III
vi 'rhruo), alsl rwenty y.sccptl streuts. Hhu WIS
'tcesnrcd tnsNnc. though not pnunor.
oss s e stt Il 10 aSs
Ht4GGtcd ktfo,luoilsty IL tln cf,R1Eu TINT ne was
insane t!e ws cosnpotan 10 ,saia ana sl,s hc
with hia sucuitIv to flxit ny MI insane p1Ipcr.
, 1881-11-04

Tho Dntc 0f tvt.ytnttl,s ltentiA.
n NE Edttar of The Chicago Tribune.
CntcAno, Nov. J-V!lt yum l'u ~ Kind and ~
form tin undersigned, III 1rslrr to sellic II dis.
Wlylnull, whu was tho prul,riutUr DE u restaurant
nn Dearborn street. was shot and killed by tho
l,ntt DnvIs? mid 0lsllKo \ HuNSCHiNEH.
LSIx years nXu thls month";
, 1881-11-04

blau OF endurance hayu tcatby ktllleys anu
liver. M aches iA the tuck, no plies Vr coAsll.
Patton. Thu euro for uapso discusses IL Kidney
Eort. This great sclDo.ly keeps up tho tpne Ut
tho Hholo bnay BY enabling ,he liver. novels,
Is. Bath The ll.lii.l aud dry are sold o. drug
giets.-t'i1ittf +. l'uts,
, 1881-11-04

children. They show Mt II glanrc what 1t Is not
IT tho ,ovcr Of wt'r'ta to cypress. l. r. mt
Stood by Hlt tIlt1.
TN cnnllcrtion with drawing comes tn.tr,,c-
1'his;we ulAru wi,htu rr,nh III .n.l tho kuy viii,
which fn tnlsek thu ilrsscres nf shops aiIt' fn:.
y lt,it which arc Tho tuols whssc use we teach?
lfcforc answering this question, It Is tn l,u aty-
sorysd . l, t,o ,l,afcnss Ersat ySat!s'y i ts
nli,ll,ur ii na,l tonls Is s.1!'i. ona sau easily
cscl. and Tho ,,te; The s'sly nr toot Ii.vn!vc.
~ =, c ~ :" rs ,,.t a @ @ ne N ,he S 81 ~ ~
isa!iat Wiss IL typcai ,saes3'ae:ts,'s I: Shch
ny knowledge W materials alt.l processes Es
A. in,rnr,asi rs g., Melua!ntaIicc with tnols:
nt1 t kx @ s' ~ te rs.1 a q
tsrhinc-tu,ls. wrunEhs.lrnn anu steel a,r
liz. n'nch!nc. s,op, rumpcrinR, hraxiig, and
su!lcriaE occupy tuoir appropriate r!.cos.
ri.OJlcr FUR GRADUATION. ..
" 3croro rccriv!nK diploma Ut the school,
tary to the f.tc,llty or tho l'olyieehnic Hcnoo!.
Tlio 1'rotsst consists nt Tho nct!a! construction
Seeop"sa siis by sI r sst 81 tha % w"rkns hs rw
inxs nccur,nx iu which tho ,achtnu II nude,
anl tho patterns Nssl for tho casi;uRs 10th
drawings nit rho nAttGrns must be the work III
the Student. Tho project rrma''s tho property
schaol IN Chsneo Wo,iin Us uto,tt s5ltno-an,i il
woH!d nee s;oo'a ys'r for # east tlvs yYats 4:
seli g puy s3W1 rer uinun, ~ .yu Years. a!,d
Mr: Co.inse';aan subscribed $1,000 annually for
u ti.y lauguaso or n a.,!stngushed writer,
"rho Manual rrnintnr.sehno! Is destined to
nmivcrsnl adoption, lti% tho tltst atci " tho
, 1881-11-04

Emmn Krubor filed bill yesterday against
Frank kruber, asking for II divorce on tho
groun of cruelty hnd drunkenness.
Caroline pietchnan also wants u divorce from
her Iirge lord Albert for tho sRmo cailse.
Judge NRrnutn ycstertlny GrAntetl n decree OF
divorce to Elizabeth Z. Vaughn from A. j.
FMughn. on the xrnid Of erltolty, unll to Robert
HchwOncke from Elizabeth schWonckc, for do-
scrtion.
, 1881-11-04

dpte4i DxpateA 70 1A< Chicago Tribune
MnuST fEnSOx, Ill.,, Nov. I-rho Supreme
Court nut pursuant to adjournment, With y
full I1enet,
MOTIuNh. :,
Porry lAwis Ut al. w, First National Bank OF
, 1881-11-04
TIE COURTS.
The Complications Growing Out
Of the August Wheat
Deal.
,Jalgo Taley iicars Arguments on tho
Preliminary Motions.-A Dccls-
Ion To.lay.
An Important Decision Affecting Bank
1upts Who Havo Not Obtained
: DisoA oAargos.
Daft.Day-Hdcht Cats His Reward in
tho ghaps Of Doilar.

--., -
Daft.Dny-H6cht Cats His Reward in
tho 1hape Of Dollar.
,--
THE lsOA1D OF TRADE CASES.
Jut1ge Tuluy wus occupied NIL ,tay yesterday II
hearing ccrtnu motions Il, tho r1,sy Of l,ukcr w.
eeymsMf. lt',at 70. Mti'! seymour. nun. W.
aEatfsst tho lloitd or 'rr,"tc. suhie wce&s aHo
ltnkcr h!cu bill pEntist hts brokers, Seymour,
tiinE K TO-. Hrrtnv Tint t1,ev ,vnrr t,1,.,ntnrs t,f
I'm linn ri ~ rraie ~, ,s"in hr;,krrs. thnt, ~
s,,o sn,a,a, ;,h M & n"r" ~ , ,frt,,'. .' .s ~,
months Of ldlY and AnRnst, W1.Up
bushels Of A,tgnst -Wacat. liz dcN,sltctl
$1,000 In tho r,fth Na,|''na' gauk Ms margins to
scenfo mo rcrtefthanee "i Tug eoatract. INC
whent was sUll ta McaicsIry 4 To. aild fifteen
vr "% u 's.' WIN. hnt M u ,at olenrv : Co. o, SI nm
thr. i,nI n,to,rnnn f., ",,r,nr nm ,r,.r,,. r.,
.m',,,, s ,s,,., ~. tI,, ,,,r,os, ~ nnn . w., ~
price, nn.l taorcby preventing complainant ttom
inidIlmg hA rol,irau,, und eslnsilix shetD to l,-
cos,seoei,e. oi sl,ci, srtier h0 bud cui, u,inbie
to fulfill his nprertnent md huil tufAultesi.
Seytnvur. Hunt s Go. were hoont TO- settle
| thu margin rerttlcates. ur, II tltuy t.fnsGd to
to 50, tliu lInnr,! nf TrnItc would il.tlurso thotn
chasers 10 cDllsot tho margins. lInker tboro..
| fHru usket tint h!a brokers Iiill tho Honrtl or
rtau n',s! Its 9!c:rs ~ cn5"l',ed FROM lt!tlors'
hIsnc,jon hs wiz st7ntc ut tho timu Gf tlisnu tho
| Ujtl. Hut)sru,ieutly sryerAl ur the llefunlntts
ije. ,.,swurs, tItFylnE thoy hnd ,syttlInr iU tl0
viii, tho corIscr il thoru WINS uuc. Thu l1parA Of
| thu inIitnc,ion.
AitGr Seymour, Hunt l. to. hat tlceu enJoinnd
frnm intju;sinv lin MruIu ccrtItjcptvs they ril
n iii Muninss tho i,omru Of TrnjU, alleging ti,At
III consequence of tho injunrtiuu lii Tic isaKcr
| cusr iiv wt1trh thpr hn,j Dura nruyeHteU fr,ut,
iaiossing % ;ho uiarsil ccrti;eates ti,oY lad Dc.
n,r,tnsurs ~ August ,yl,t.ut fr.,ti, tlun; thut
the isoNr, vi Trt!c hid, upoi, tho application Ut
| Auviist whcnt ii ti,;g; u,,tt tGyt they hid rc-
ftscd to scttiv with tio purchasers ut that rfU.
| fh1 riiius tf tic t,uarti. upriieti 10
hive taolI s,tsnu,cI for tufuslt IN tslulr con.
traia MID lin hnnr wns 1i,nl,t IN trr FIN cl1sn
1heir 'naiv r."atn. t"r tSfm,,itin1 WI; thTt inpy
hni Grem m jnnnJ frnn fnllursftlv thu ccr icnirs
d a,, t,t.raysn thnv w"r" r"nv ut,j v,iIim.s n
iiEi their c,tr,uis @ win tho various ll.rcias.
r.1otnei fr",1 tHkinr amv stol,s In tic trInI
| Of Tic cuntplstnt, rs, Under tic rliics OF tho
atu,, .n.I ynrI th"m, trrI.nt dnIt,nIn An ar.
, 1881-11-04

In tho cstnlo Of Alvina nusch, u mlnur, lottera
OF guardianship were ISSUED to i'aulina nusch,
untlcr bond for 40 200.
, 1881-11-04

The Gilbert & llnrIer Manufacturing Com
paty filed prsrotpc ycstcrtlay to rutuvor 81 900
of tho Auglo-Amerlcan Packing l. Provision
Company.
, 1881-11-04

try ItorsturA's Acid f''osp"'j ',' ''rjota
iustea,l ,,r leuous nr Hines IN your HsH - tGlA
il Is uIure heulthtul .uld ta"aenee
mere elfeetualiS lhAA oilneE'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-05
The Politeuesg of Our Forefathors,

Not long since, whilst turning over
the dusty contents Of a box OF books
labeled "all at Cd. j." my attention was
drawn to a rusty little l2mo bound in
well-worn sheepskins 4 short exam
ination showed it was complete, and for
the small sum Of pence ! became the
possessor Of literary treasure which
has since afforded me much gratifca-
ton and amusement: THE Rules Of
Ciyility; or Certain ways of Deport-
ment Observed in France amongst All
Persons Of Quality upon Several Oc-
casions, Translated out of French
Such is the title Of the work which has
brought up his train Of ideas, and his
perusal goes far to convince me that
our ancestors were not TO be enyicd.
Of the Instructions given for behavior
at the table, the following are the most
curious of those that are lit for general
perusal.
In eating, observe that your hands be
clean; feed not with both your hands,
nor keep your knife in your hand; dip
not your fingers in your sauce, nor lick
when you have done, wipe your mouth,
and keep your spoon clean. Gnaw not
bones nor handle dogs, nor sprawl upon
the floor; and if You have occasion to
sneeze or cough, take your hat, or put
your napkin before your face. Drink
not with your mouth full nor unwiped,
nor so long till you are forced to breathe
in the glass. He must have a care his
hand be not first in the dish, unless he
be desired to help his neighbors. If
you be carvd It's but civil to accept
whatever is offered, pulling off your
hat still when it is done by a superior.
To give anything from your own plate
20 another to eat Of though he be an in
ferior, sayors Of arrogance, much less
an apple or pear that hath been bit by
YOU before. Have care likewise Of
blowing froth from off a cup or any
dust from roasted apple or a toast for
the proverb SAITH There is no wind,
but there is some rain We are to
wipe our spoon every time we put it in
TO the dish; some people being so deli
cate, they VIII not eat after q man has
eat with his spoon and not wiped it.
When dinner is going up to any noble
mans table whore YOU are a stranger,
or of inferior quality. It's civil and good
manners TO be uncovered. If it so
happens that Won be alone together
with person Of quality, and the candle
be snuiied, you must do it with the
shutters, not with your fingers, and
that neatly and uuirk lost the nerSou
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-05
Itching PiIes-.-Symptoms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like pcrs-
piration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly at
night, as ifpin worms were crawling in and
about the rectum; the private parts are
sometimes affected ifallowed to continue,
very serious results may follow Dr.
Swayne's Al.ITcaling Ointment Is pleas
ant sure cure Also for letter, Itch. Salt
Rhcum, Scald Head, ErysipeIas, BARRIERS
Itch, BIotches all Scaly CrGsty Cutaaeous
Eruptions. Price 80 cents, boxes for 1925.
Sent by mail to any address on receipt Of
price in currency or three cent postage
stamps, Prepared only by DR., Swayne &
Son, $50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists in
Cairo and elsewhere.
Swayne's Pills are the best for all bill
ious disorders. They ward off Chills and
Fever. ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-05
Euglish Coffee 1'ayerns.

Statements which are made at tho re-
cent annual meeting of the Coffee
Tavern Company, in London, show that
this movement for providing the work
ing classes with innocent and healthful
places of resort, is proving a very great
success. The operations Of the society
during the year have more than doub-
led, Eight new houses have been OPEN
cd, and music licenses have been appli-
ed for by eleven Of the tayerns, and
granted to five. In an address at the
meeting, Lord Derby remarked that
cof.ee-hOusc company had been set up
in Liverpool within the last two or three
years, and that a few months ago,
thinking 10 give IL q cliff, he deter
mined to buy some Of the shares, but
discovered, to his surprise, that there
were none TO be bad The enterprise,
which was started with q benevolent
purpose, had become not only self
sustaining but profitable, and the
shares stood at u high premium. At
Manchester and some other places,
there had been q similar success. Lord
Derby expressed his opinion that people
should have their choice as to what
they would drink; but. hitherto, there
had been but very few places where a
man could get cheap cup Of anything
but that which would make him drunk,
and the workingnan usually has had
TO drink beer or go thirsty. The coffee
tayerns crafty the social instinct and
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-05

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRuP-Rev,
Sylvanus Cobb thus writes in tie Boston
Christian Freeman We would by no
means recommend any kind Of medicine
winch we did not know to be good--par.
ucularly tor infants. But of Mrs. Wins.
lows soothing Syrup we speak from
knowledge; in our own family, it has prov
ed pleasing indeed, by giving an infant
troubled with colo pains quiet sleep, and
the parents unbrokcn rest at night. Most
parents can appreciate these blessings.
Here is an article which works TO perfection,
and which is harmless for the slecn which il
affords the infant Is perfectly natural and
the little cherub awakcs IA "brirht No n
BUTTON And during the process Of teeth.
inc, its value is incaculablo We hoyc
frequently heard mothers say that thew
would not be without it from the birth Of
the child till II had finished with the teeth
ING siege, on any consideration whatever.
sold by all druggists, Twenty-Five cents a
bottle (o)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-05

There are six moss factories in New
Orleans and vicinity. All the moss
ginncd is shipped abroad, as the furni-
ture manufacturers do not buy it gin
ned, preferring to pick and clean it
themselves. The total amount paid for
the rough moss by the ginncrs, uphol-
storers, and matlress-makers Of the city
is above 100000 per year.
The London Economist estimates that
the immigrants to this country in 1880
bring with them $50, 600, 900 in specie,
while the average value to the United
States Of each person in adding to the
productive resources of the country Is
1910. so that the number landing in
1880 constitute an actual and potential
addition TO the wealth OF the country OF
Sl00,000,000
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-05
Grunhl-pg,

Whot q IuynIv n m7-f DO NJ some
neonle 70 rrumble. Rob them Of that
lnvnrv ana lie seems horaIy cndurabIn
Yor MIGHT as well obliterofe from sirbt
the Green and yeIvety cont Of Nature
Thev D,~a crumble Gmmblinr is a
constitutional necessity With them II
is n bart, and an important mart, of
their organization. They rrumble as
naturally and as inevitably as they eat
and drink. Indeed. they might. per.
force. dispence for q time with those
interesting table performances; but to-
tal abstinence from grumbling. to a
rerular qrumbler. is lust as possible as
total abstinence from water to fish.
And. goodness knows, life furnishes
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-05
THE DAILY BULLETIN,
SCIENTIFIC.

Alum and plaster Of Paris, wen MIXED
IN water and used as u thick cream,
form o hard composition and also use
full cement.
d. Emmcrick, q German phveicist,
declares that polluted water does not
iniure the health. He purposeiy drank
a quantity of it himself, and the only
result was that it cured him Of gastric
catarrh.
Arccent course Of experiments made
TO determine the heating power OF gas
shows that one cubic foot Of ordinary
,ixteen-candle coal gas will develop 3lS
heat units, while water gas will give
only about l37 heat units per cubic foot.
The habit Of fish 10 return TO the same
place in n river to swarm is well known.
II is asserted that on going mp they keep
the left hand Of the bank, and that on
their return they take the opposite side.
Fishermen, take advantage Of this fact.
Oyster-spawn when thrown of by the
mother soon seeks some clean shell or
gravel on which 10 fasten or 'soL"
This is why new ground for oysters
needs 10 be covered with clean shells or
stones. Oyster-Spawn viii not "-et'
on mud or muddy, dirty, Or greasy mat
ter, even if on shells Hence shells are
much in demand for preparing new
ground.
\ very successful experiment with q
compressed air locomotive was lately
made in Woolwich. England The en-
CINE Wa, provided with a reservoir of
one hundred cubic fee; capacity. With
air filing this chamber at one thousand
pounds pressure On starting, a run OF
sixteen mile, was made at a fair rate Of
speed. 50 great are the advantages Of
the "bottled air for street railways,
tunnels, etc, that an early adoption Of
TIL. class Of motors in many localities
is -anguinely expected.
A new and apparently most valuable
method Of preserving raw meat, discoy-
cred by Professor Arimini OF Florence,
and patented in this country, promises
to have great effect on our markets
According to a report by Professors
Barff and Mills Of the Glasgow Uniyer.
sity and DR.. Stevenson Of Guys Ho~pi.
tai. meat six months old was found to
be perfectly sound and good, the mus.
cular fibre unchanged. and the nutritiyc
properties unimpaired. The material
employed is said To be less expensive
than salt and not only wholesome but
pleasant 70 the taste.
For ,bo brilliant white or,n,oI otto,
on,,iaJ ~ carJs AZ, tina faIio,yin,, for.
NH 4, l.',.o" !, .,rho Fnainoer''7 Fnr
y.hi,o .nI Ear al noIo and ,dolirota
sLaJ.. ,ala ,,co,,,,..fdnr,ro,ts he yai,,6t
81 na,..afno and sld t5dratn ana Inn
Ak nart. 80 ,,nra k,,Ii, lCb;,a cla,N
ya,.,. ~ ond rajrrrJ ~ a ina nowJoTr
pafara Imiyinr o.itL tbo kaoIin tbe mar.
a,,;na ,,,,,st ~ bao,.1 ~ a fn.;,C, NAN,
Tor,bc ,o.,.,ira' co,I and r. y;1T' farm q
lgr1g.nnnrs mass ,yLi,b +. 70 he "a.
G,"'J ~ ,ny,i.r and ,y,ri,sd into a
$50 IN n.i,,.r,sJi of,b VAN, ,go,or
Tr;. - ,bi n"o,nai ren5y for anniica.
Kan +, .on he tirfod arcordin@ r.
go ,''
r,,,..,....... ...a,... ..
,t ,1,s ,.,, ,,r,ia ~ 49, TFroo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-05
MoRrGAGEE'S SALE.

Whereas, Thomas Shores and Susan A. Shores,
his wife, did on the first day OF December, 1874 by
their certain sale mortgage, duly recorded in the
recorders office of Alexander county in volume
signed lots numbered twenty-five (c5) and twenty.
Elk (2G) in block numbered one a. in the third ad-
dtton to the city Of Cairo Illinois to secure the
payment of certain promsory note in said mort
gage described Now, therefore default having
been madcin the payment of said note, | will UNI
derand Ivy virtue OF the power of sale In SAID
mortgage contained, sell
ON MONDAY, JANUARY q, 1850,
at the hour Of o'clock In the afternoon Of said
day, AZ the westerly door Of the court house, in
said Alexander county, at pablo yendue to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, together with all
right and equity Of redemption Of the said mort
gaPors, thei heirs and asaigns therein. the prop
cry above described to safety said note, interest
and expenses
PATRICK POPE, Mortgage,
GREEN Il GILBERT, Attorneys
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-05
LYDIA Z. PENKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Positive Cnre
For all Female Complaints.

his preparation. It's name signifies, consists Of
vcgetaA Properties that harmless 70 the ost del
,cate invalid Upon ooe trial the merits OF this Com
pound viii - recognized relief Is immediate and
when IL continued IN nlnsty ainc cases IA hun
arrd r1naneut cure ia Elected as thousands viii ss
ufy on account Of Il, proven merits Il y to-day
commented and prescribed BY the tcrt physicians In
the country.
It VIII cure entirely the worst form ~ falling
q the uterus, LsGcorrhpa irregular and painful
srugtraA,l1n. all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
Liberation, Foodings all nyplacemeuts aud the
sequent spinal weakness, and IL especially adapted 10
TIE Change Of II,e. 1t will dissolve and cTpel
from The uerusin early stage Of development. The
tendency cancerous humors there Is checked very
rIecdly by Ia use.
In fact 1t has proved to bo the great
ct and bes, remedy that has ever been discover.
Cd II pcrmoaes every portion Of the system and gives
new life and ygur. ltremoves fantness fatuency de-
stroys all craving Tor smulAnts and relieves weakness
Of the stomach
: cures Boating, HeadacheA Nervous Prostitution
General Debility sieepessness, Depression and Indi
Ecstion That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain
weight and barkache is always permanently cured by
re use ltwlllat all tmc' and under al circumstan
Gee. act in harmony with the law that governs the
femhesystem
For Kidney Complaints Of either sex this compound
, Is unsurpassed.
lydia {. PiOkham's Vegetable Compound
sprepored at 2z3 and as5 Western Avenue lynn Mass
Price 500 SIX bottles for e5oo Sent by mail in the
form Of pile also in the form Of Lozenges on receipt
Of price, sioo per box, Tor either Mrs. PISAlLiM
freely answers all letters Of inquiry send for pam
phlgt Address above Mention ,hts paper.
No family should be without LYDIA T. TlNRHAN
LIVER PILLS, They cure Constipation Bilousness
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-05
Household Words.

James Pearson, % Sixth Street, Buffalo,
says | have used your Spring Blossom
for myself and family, and think it inyal-
liable as q household remedy, for regulat'
ing the bowels, liver and kidneys. shall
never be without it. Price 80 cents, trial
bottles TO cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-05
AGENTS.

~ - Outfit sent free to those who wish to en-.
kIIe gage In the most pleasant and profitable
w. business known, Everything new.
an )Capital not required, We will furnish
yll) - everything SlOa day and upwards it yet
easily made without staying away from
home over night, No risk whatever. Many new
WORKERS wanted at once. Many are making fort.
unes a the business Ladies' make as much an
men, and young boys and girls make great pay. No
one VINO IL willing to work fails to make more
money every day than can be made IN awcek at any
other EN- ployment, Those who engage at once
will find short road to fortune. Address II.
HALLETT 4 CO., Portland Maine.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-05
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LEGAL.
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE.

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Notice il hereby given that on Saturday, the 18th
day of January next, between the hsurs Of 10
O'Clock in the forenoon and ) O'Clock in the after
noon OF said day, at the late farm residence of
Isaac Valdez deceased, in township II 5. X. .
vest, IN Alexander and state of Illinois, the per
sonal property of said deceased, consisting Of
horses, mules, cattle hogs, farming implements
and machinery Of various kinds. household and
kitchen furrture-about 1900 bushels of corn,
about 81 acres of growing wheat and other articles
will he sold at public sale.
TERMS OF SALE: Purchases Of less than five
dollars to be paid IN hand; for that amount and
over on a credit Of nine months, the purchaser
giving note, with approved security,
FELlTZA Valdez, Administrative,
Cairo, Ill inoiS, December 2lst, 1880,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-05
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