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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-18
COMMERCIAL.


ALGXANDRIA MARKET, January Is ISL
Tpare !, Lrt Ii,,Ia cho,co ia
c,s,.,lox- w. N0'o - - ,Cos s.uce
'o'' 10 l"'31 ana css7' But little
fAeH' "''a |" Ned ana small Sales were made
IL Ill for Fuli: and ll8 for mixed Ahopt 6GC
brsiin!s or Eorn cold 81 fns,dE1f,
~, ., n,., .,oI', "'t'- N'
800 '"N ""'' ""c"""Eea' G"uhtry produce
~ last i"ts.ion3
NhLTiMoRE CATTLE MARKET, January IL
Prices th:s wee. Tor ssAo! Cattle ranged a. fol-
ioRs -
H2sl bGe'ca.:..;..: IS 5 81
Gcnc'Aliy Rated hrst quality ..........4 60 5 II
Medium Or good fair Iuslily.......:s 81 a 4 81
u'olh"'y lhIh9 Icrrs, Oxen and Cows2 II q g 90
Extreme range OF prices .........,2 Il q r e.
i'E'"l,,s i"r tho week l1!G head Gales So.
no nh'rinGi wtre rather limited this week.
htt l't!io over holt tho recnipts ard among them
Wtin very le" primo CsLtle. Tho fcw OF this
CASE tI! pT!aic Ono gradts) wore taken By our
h%;ia h't;ehcra - top quotations. The receipts
~ Iona have bjon gate light for some limo past
M. l." Q: our hnichcrs being willing to eivo The
s'.c'I 49, oa FOR 'hem' Values were 5a!c higher
.tAL 'AsI "ecA hr medium and primo Cattle,
WI" -, H!'nF grades showed iittoor no change.
ar" hus h!tIo mora than nominal. We qloto nj
2'5%' per hosd, a. to quality.
HnceD-thoro IS no outside demand again this
"Gc''' !hd only q moderate homo demand on tho
pr. g! cur oulchars. Tho numbers offered arc
Vs:y i'!lIn oref ING total Of last week. but they
!'!!.y IS Sp'uI on e par with tho offerings Of
-" wee, th,uSH there Is ono lot haro superior
- any oh5'"d then. We quota ut 3IsGc. ana a
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LOCAL MATTERS,

Hcnt4er Probabilities. J3nuay IS 1885,
daring :Eo res! Of Tuesday followed on Wei
ncsday by threatening weather and snow or
rain, winds generally from north TO cast. els.
t!oHsrY or q slight rise in temperature, decidedly
high barometer during the day, followed By
slOTT falling barometer
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AUCTION SALES,
aE OF VALUABLE LAND i'm FAIR,
r. Y EDITNTV ~~~'

GALE Of VALUABLE LAND I'M FAIR.
~ Fax COUNTY.
pursuant to decsco rendered q: the Noyem.
Der term, 1850, Of tho Circuit. Court OF FsirfaI
county in the suit Ct James Csis!ic vs.. N. Pes.
cocS ana othoIs, the understand, commission
ISL; (Court day. st II O'Clock M, will sell At
pubic suction, before tho Court House door of
said county, certain TRACT OF LAND, Is
ing IN SAID county, on the rosd leading from,
LeWlnsyile to Langley. adjoining the lands o.
Smoos Psae0ck and others known as the DOW
ana sl.lOJ acres; is in high state Of cultivation
and and =, improved by q GOOD DWELLING
HOUSE and substantial out buildings
Terms OF Sale: Enough cssh to pay the cost g
sun aHa expenses of sale and THO sum Of
ioi4' and the remainder in three equal annual
lnstslments, secured by the purchasers bonds
oesrlng interest from the day Of sale. and title
10 DO retained III the last payment is made.
GASSlUS GARTER, Comm'rs.
Fairfsx county. jsn15-w4w
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- made the 9Th day Of June, 1877, by Ed.
ward NJ. Willis and wife to me in trust to secure
10 Stephen Bowling and David Bowling the
payment Of six thousand dollars, with interest
from the date of said deed. evidenced by certain
negotiable notes described therein, which decd
ID v! ieCo[u ID Tue Ouuce OF The CLERK OF Prince
William county. default in payment having CO.
CURED, in pursuance of directions having been
given by said Stephen Bowling and Dsvl
Bowling, as said deed of trust prescribes, will
as trustee, on THURSDAY, tho nth day Of
February, 1881, st II o'clock NJ, in front Of the
Market Building. on Royal street. in the city Of
alexandria. proceed to sell, at public auction,
TRACT OF LAND, in Prince William county,
Virginia. bordering. in psrt upon the Neabsco
Kun and in part upon Powolps Run, and near
Freestone station. on the Fredericksburg and
Potomac Il. T.. i: being psrt of tho tract
known as HILO, and tho same land conveyed
BY q. b. Robertson. commissioner, TO ssd t.
NJ. Willis, consisting of elk hundred end seven
ty-oight and one half scro7, more o. less snI
more particularly described in said deed of trust.
Terms: $500 and sufficient to pay costs snd
expenses of sale cash tho residue in three cquet
nstalments Of one, two and ihreo years, with in
terest upon the deferred payments from dste ct
sale, secured By negotiable notes Of tho pur.
chaser. with satisfactory endorsement, and decd
Of trust upon tho premises Conveyanc;ng q,
cost of purchaser. Tho terms as to tho deferred
payments subject to such modification IS may
bo desired by said +. H. Willis at the sale.
PETER WISE, Trustee
w. Willoughby. Atty. for s. 4 D. Bowling.
janl3-eots
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M LACK ETRFT.

HERRING, GOLDFISH ARD SMOKED
UIEHiEM.
!<o:. l. 2 AM bright ard f:.. &hora Mackcrsl,
in hb'l, hsll sEd quarter bbs and kits. Olignal
numbers end full weight guarsntocd
Mnni's band LsbTsdor Hcrring.
Split hound md Gbbed Herring.
Smoked kionicrs and Scl iod Herring n Goyca.
BoGclcts Fish sad Goldfish.
a full s!rck .! the atovo III low figures
II. ilNDSEY s. &c,
de4-"M g and King street
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By Green Sc Wise

lReal Estate Agents and Actonoers.l
by VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
- Corporation Court Of tho City OF Alexan.
dris, Va, rendered ct its Ecntember torn, 1880
in the cause of Daniel W. Griffith vs.. Kinss7
Griffith ct al, tho undersigned special commits.
sioner therein named. will Offer for sso By put
lie auction in front of tho enteranca TO the Cour;
room. on Fairfax alrset, on SATURDAY, tho
9Th day Of January, 1891 st II u'3.cc!: III Tic
following property, 10 wit:
No. l. A LOT OF GROUND, beginning 1lc
feet inches from the cornN- o! U"ion and Kin
streets; thence Wea. with King Stree! 70 feet .
inches 10 the contre Of tho square; thrCco tcu!!l
Jig feet to 70 feet alley; thence c:s. On tho 81
ley 20 feet inchoa; thence north By 2 s:7:izE'
line 10 the beginning.
No. 2 A LOT OF GROUND and IMPROVE
MENTS adjoining tho property Of ID. Mcleod,
beginning at tho western intersection Of bic
Leod's line with King street, theme, back with
McLeod's line ZIG feet TO ~ fec. alley; thence
with The alley westwardly "a feet: thoncs with ;:
line parallel to first line TO King src?.i thca2G
with King street TO tho beginning.
No. g. A LOT OF GHOUND, commonly
called the GOAL YARD LOT" comrencirn
on kingt street about Il feet eas. CT TIN cornc;
OF Lee street, fronting say CG feet or King street
and Running back llG or III feet to ~ #. slcy
| Terms Of sale: Cash enough 70 psy cost o.
suit and the expenses Of sale, and the residue OF
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from day Of sale taking bonds with
gOOQ D6teO0al ScClrlLy, ana lcL3lhlnS ItLi" ~
| cure deferred payment,
G. E. STUART,
l dec1O-aots .5pcCial Commissioner.
NJ The above ealo has been postponed till
SATURDAY, January 2)tb, 1851. at the same
/ horr and place. GREEN q WISE,
| ianS-eots for Comm'r.
iTRUSTEE'S SALB.-By virtue Of q deed }:
| L trust executed by I. NJ. Manchester to tho
undersigned, trustee, dated March 4th, 1865.
and recorded in Eber 81 folio 2e1, oft1e record
Of deeds of Prince William county, Virgins,
will offer for sale, at public auction. before tho
front door of the Court House of the said county.
on MONDAY. March 7th. 1881, Chat being
Court day. VALUABLETKACIOE LAM
in said county, containing 100 ACRES, more
or less and lying about miles from the toW2 OF
Occcquan, adjoining the lands Of F:1ch, Mad
dox, Keed and othors. Terms: Cash.
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Tho undersigned will Continue tho Grocery
Llqucr and Commission business G. tho cid
stand. uncor tho lvm namo Of FISHER BROS.
SAM L. b. FISHER.
IHnf-l0. GEO. VIM. FISHER,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

0TICE.-Tho Copartnership heretofore ex-
~ istiDg undor tho firm namo Of FISHER,
ROSS s. CO.. to5waon Ssnluol Il. Fisher, Geo.
w. Fisher and Fcnton 7. Ross has been dis
solved and Samuel i. Fisher alone ia author.
lzad to wind up tn affairs of said firm snd sign
in settlement.
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Tie Sun FIRE CoMrAHY.-A cliIcG inset.
iog Of tho Sun Fire Company vas he'll last
night With John Sullivan, President, is the
chair, ADD i. w. D2atOn. Secretary
The committee, TO Ehpm iIc eui; ba,w,ci,
The city ard tho company had tccu referred.
reported that they had received tho amouut
PgEced lr0n ty the Company as damages for
the vacation ct the house 5000 from tic Ct9
Council and had turned tho house 9?cr tc the
committee on Public Prop:ry.
The report was adopted AID the meeting nd
ituIncd. sui ,ct to tho call OF III, President.
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LOCAL BREVIIIES.

TnaWing to-day.
Tire will be meeting Ct the Co>acivl!iV;
R2acj ulster Club 10 morrow hight.
Revival s2iv,c,s Etra c>mmercld 10 the NJ
Il Church By Res. Mr.. Poarce lis night.
There ware q largo number Of skaters on Tx
ice Ga Hunting Creek list night.
There arc over 700 moro females in III, OF. j
and county of Alcx,ndris than III ilc5 Male
Immigrants arc needed.
q marriage license was issuod in Washington
yesterday to jacob T. Mohler, of Augusta CO.
Va. and Gertrude Heater, Of Washington.
Mrs i. Is. hl6orc, of illinois, is il g! lhG
rasIlorcl Il Llc ialh(r, Mr.. Joseph B:cdcIs
in this city.
john Thompson, tho coraedeln appca-3 al
hrmory ii.'l 10 DIprToW night. in Around thu
N0r!d,' 8 mo2! popular sad lGughablo bur
Ic:q!o.
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Ear Y. NJ. q. A.-Tho regular MONTH,
meeting of this Association will be held to-
night at half-rast seven o'clock, 10 Tho Glass
Room of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Members will please be puDctusl 10 attendance
JAS, EN1wISTLE, JR General Sec'y.
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The r1p@lati;y Ct MCBURNEY's ROASTED
toFFakS IL acc2ul!cd fer ty the fsct that they
ara roasted il tic Ia:est IMPROVED STEAM
RoASTERS Tciaini1g I'LL tie aramatic qualities,
m,ki0g a ncri,ci ROASTED CoFFEE. COFFEE
Y1u a": there is sure 20 please. janl2
l-icnia, give 8. S. s. to your chiircr-.skc
!: goufs.lt- It cra,licatcs every taint.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15
Curious Vows.

Col Edgeworth, an iDveterate gam.
bier, having lost all his ready cash al the
card-table, borrowed his wife's diamond
earrings, and stalking them, had turn
Of luck, aud rose u winner in the end;
whereupon he solcmnly vowed never
to touch cards or dice again. And vel
before the week was out he was pulling
straws from rick, and betting upon
which should prove the longest; keep.
Ing Us strictly to the letter Of his prom.
Use as the hard drinker who vowed To
eschew intoxicating fluids as long as he
had hair on his head; and an hour
afterwards emerged from BARRIERS
shop with a smoo,h-shaven poll, and
then got tipsy with clear conscience!
In one OF Voltaire's romances, tue Gym.
ical poet represents widow, in the
depth OF her dlsconsolateness, vowine
she will never marry again las long as
the river flows by the side of the hill."
A few months 60 by. The widow. be-
thinking herself that there are still good
fish in the sea, grows more cheerful,
and takes counsel with clever engin-
eer. He sets to work; the river is di-
verted from its course; it no logger
flows by the side Of the hill, and the
ladycxchanges herweeds for bridal veil
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15
ORDINANCE NO. 20.
ANNUAL. APPROPRIATION Bull.

An ordinance providing for the annual appropria
lions for the 1scal wear, ending April Both, iso2,
and directing that certain nnexpended balances
be charged back and covered into the treasury;
BE it ordained by the city council OF the city Of
Cairo:
SECTION That so much of the amounts ap-
propriaed IL an ordinance proyidi'g for the an
nua appropriations for the fiscal year. ending
April 10Th 1}Si, as remained unexpended May LIST.
1881, he and The same are hereby charged back and
covered into the treasury to be again approprat
ed a. hereinafter provided
SEorIoN2 That for the purpose Of defraying the
necessary expenses and costs OF improvements Of
the c,ty Tor the fsca year. beginning May lst ISL
ana ending April SOth, 1857, ana for paying certain
liabilities already incurred, the following sums
dncludinc amounts directed to be charged back
in section one OF this ordinance) or much there
OF as may he required, he and they are hereby up.
propriated to the following purposes, viz:
FIRST FROM THE GENERAL FUND.
|. To pay salaries OF the regular city officers and
police force, $1,000.
, pay cost OF repairing and portions OF as.
sessment against the city for constructing aud re-
constructing sidewalks, 5000.
B. TO poy cost OF filling and improving the streets
Of the city and portions of any assessment against
the city for amy such improvement, slooo.
4 70 pay cost of drainage necessary to he done
within the city, Including cost OF drainage pipe
$3.50.
5 To dcfray the expenses Of the Dire department,
including $500 donated to the anchor hre company
and also TO pay for now hose for said fire
companies, s2,JD
+. To deiray the expenses OF the board of health
in carrying into effect the ordinances relating to
the public health $500.
I. To pay expenses of the city clerks snice and
cOuscil chamber, $3.50 o
To pay expenses of annual city election, 500
To pay cost of dieting prisoners IN city jail
and expenses of the Jail, 81 800,
10. To pay cost of city printing, $500.
II To pay coupons for interest from new
bonds OF the city dated July let, 1873,
and issued pursuant to IN election
held Jnne ~ 1878, provided said interest shall only
be- paid after the said new bonds are delivered In
exchange for old bonds as provided In ordinance
No "A, $40 100 and also any sum remaining unex
pended from previous appropriations for said pur
pose ,.us 90 zoo
lS. To purchase property and pay for erecting
city buildings, $500.
a. 10 provide for contingent expenses, 900.
Total from General Fund, $40 $50
FROM RAILROAD STRIP fuND.
For improving Railroad st. between Vt. Charles
street and Fourteenth street, the bali now In
sa,d lund in the city treasury together with any
money that may come into said fund from sale OF
nort,ops OF railroad strip between said streets.
Approved July II, A ID. 1851.
N b. THIsT EwoOD, Mayor.
Attest ID. j. FOLEY, City Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15
The Minister'S Cow,

Some years ago there lived in Central
New York u very worthy but eccentric
divine, known as Father Gross. He
had hired man named Isaac. who al
WAYS obeyed orders without questions.
Father Gross bought new COW one
day which proved refractory when
MIXED, refusing to render the lacteal
fluid, although Isaac used all the per-
suasiye arts of which he was master.
He finally reported the delinquencies to
his master.
"Well, Isaac" said he," 90 to the
barn and get those new pieces Of rope"
Isaac obeyed; the COW was driven into
the stable, tied with the pieces of the
rope. when the Rev. came out armed
with knife.
Now he exclaimed to isaac, 81
will get on the cows back and you tie
my feet beneath her, and then you 60
on with your milking and with my
weight on her back she must give down
her milk"
Isaac obeyed. The feet were tied,
the pail got and milking commenced.
But bossy objected and plunged Wild
IL about. The stable was low and the
Rev's head was fearfully thumped.
40, Isaac" bawled he. "cut therope."
Isaac seized the knife and cut, not
the rope; which tied the masters
feet-but the one that tied the COW.
The stable door was open, also the
yard gate.
While madly careering down the
street, he met parishioner who ex-
citedly called:
"Why. Mr.. Gross, where are you 60
ing?"
"Only God and this COW knows"
groaned he; II don't"
The animal was finally caught, and
the man released, much scared, but I'M
hurt.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15
Sun-Wo rship.

About twenty rods southeast from the
old church near Bridgeport. Conn,
there used TO be a knob or mound Of
very hard iron-gray granite, about fifty
feet high. On the top Of this there was
a circular space, probably two rods liz
diameter, smooth, and entirely desti-
tute Of earth or vegetation.
About III the centre Of this space
were, apparently, prints of two hu-
man feet, as if man of ordinary size
stood with bare feet facing the east
At the proper distance further east
were the prints Of two naked knees,
and then Of hands, all having the APP
pearance as If Il naked man had stood
there, and when the sun rose he had
fallen down u worship it.
the depressions in the rock were
about an inch deep; the upper edges
showing no abrasions from the effect Of
storms rains, hail or snow, but sharp,
as II but just cut with chisel.
How long they had been there, or
who made them, no one could tell.
The oldest Inhabitants could give no
light upon the subject They were
there when the first whites came TO the
country, hundred and fifty or more
years before; nor could the Indians
give any traditions respecting them.
Some supposed the rock must have
been soft when the man stood there
and fell upon his knees and hands, so
that his feet, knees and hands sunk in
to III as into soft clay but there were
no impressions OF his feet when going
to or from the places where he appar-
emily stood and kneelcd.
The rock must have been in the same
state in al parts of il, and If so soft in
one place as tn allow the man to sink.
it must have been so elsewhere. This
settles the question as to tue quality of
the rock The apparent foot and other
prints must, therefore, have been the
work Of men hands, with tools harder
than he rock; and, As there is no data
as To who they were. one guess is as
good as another; and it is possible that
some OF the Norsemen, who are said 10
have visited this country several hum
bred centuries before the discoveries of
Columbus, might have been cast upon
these shores, and being, as some have
said, worshipers of the sun. thus left
the evidence Of their presence.
Within few years the vandal quar-
rierers have taken the rock away for
building purposes, aud probably those
singular excavations have not been pre-
served.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15
One Way 10 Raise the Wind.

The men of billiard. small Wyom-
ing mining town on the Union Pacific
Railroad, were spelling for spree, but
lacked the money to pay for it. At
this juncture the passengers on train
were Mortified at the sight of rough
looking man bound fast to a telegraph
pole, while a party of miners were sus-
pending a moose from a branch Of a
tree. The prisoner begged the travel
ers to rescue him, but the miners said
that he was thief, and had Justly been
condemned 10 death 1t was intimated,
however, that the payment of 800, the
amount he had stolen, would secure his
liberation. The money was hastily
contributed, and the train went on,
carrying the rescued man along; but
he jumped off ut the next station, and
got back 10 billiard in time to take part
in the reyery.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15
The Popular Demand.

SO great has been the popular demand
for the celebrated remedy Kidney Wort,
that it is having an immense sale from
Maine to California. Some have found it
inconvenient to prepare it from the dry
compound. For such the proprietors now
prepare it in liquid form. This can be pro-
cured at the druggists. 1t has precisely
the same effect as the dry, but is very con.
centrated SO that the dose is much smaller.
- Lowell Mail
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15
PIeillllice Kills.

"Eleycn years our daughter suffered on a
bed of misery under the care of several OF
the best land some of the worst physicians,
who gave her disease various names but no
rehet, and now she is restored to US in
good health by as simple a remedy as Hop
Bitters, that we had poohed at for two
years, before using it. We earnestly hope
and pray that no one alse will let their sick
suffer as we did, on account of prejudice
against so good amedcine as Hop Bittcrs."
The parents. Telegram
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15

SINCE vitality or nervous strength is en-.
gendered most speedily by the use Of Eel
lows Compound Syrup of Hypophosphitcs,
IT is the remedy calculated not only to miti.
gate the violence of wasting diseases, and
induce rapid recovery, but also to protect
such as use II from being attacked by cpl
demic maladies.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15
Travelling Men

find it hard to keep IN good health, owing
to the constant change of water, diet, and
the jarring of the cars. All these things
injure the kidneys, while Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure is certain to coun-
teract them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15
Feeding Ewes and Lambs.

II your ewes with lambs are strong
and healthy and have some range. you
find corn good feed. Feed lightly at
first when it is fed alone. When feed
ing corn you will find corn-fodder an
excellent addition, as there is no better
food producing good flow OF milk
than corn grown for fodder and prop
erly cured. II fed on this, the lambs
will come strong and healthy. After a
few feeds OF corn there will be no dam
ger Of the sheep eating more than they
need. II you have no rye pasture or
corn-fodder begin feeding about two
weeks before the ewes begin 10 drop
their lambs, very wet, but not a thin,
slop, proportional as follows: One-half
bran, one-fourth oats and one-fourth
corn. mixed, put to soak twelve or TWEEN
ty-four hours before it is fed. You will
find that this feed, in addition to clover
or timothy hay, will promote the final
development OF the lamb, strengthen
the eve, increase the secretion of milk,
etc. II you wish TO fatten any sheep in
the flock. separate them from the 9TH
ers and feed more literally with corn.
Farm and FtTeaCfe
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15

course Of his medicine will restore q Q lost func'
lions and procure health and happiness, where be-
fore was dependency and gloom The Specific
Gers.
Pamphlets sent free to all. Write for them and
yet full particulars,
Price, Specific. 81 90 per package, or s'x pack.
ages for 81. 90 viii be sent by mail on receipt Of
money Address all orders,
j. b. SIMPSONS MEDICINE CO.,
Noe. 104 and lug Main ST, Buffalo, N. Y
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15
Making a Raise.

John Hays, Credit p. o., says that for
mne months he could not raise his hand to
his head through iamene3s in the shoulder,
but by the use of THOMAS ELECTRIC on
he was entirely cured. Paul G. Schulz,
agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15
A Heavy Swell.

Jacob II. Bloomer, virgille, N. Y. writes
"Thomas' Eclectrc Oil cured badly swol-
len neck and sore throat in forty eight
hours. My wife was also cured OF lame
foot in twenty.four hours" Paul G.. Schulz,
Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15
INDIGESTION.

She was decorating her room with
pictures, and she perched his photo up
on the topmost nail. Then she sat
down to admire her work, and re-
marked quietly: 'Now everything is
lovely, and the goose hangs highr'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15

nAINTERS MANUAL-llouse and sign paint.
INC gra,ning, vanishing, polishing, kssoming
NC. 5 cts. Book Of Alphabet, 30. Book of Fancy
Ilphabets. 30. Sign, Carriage, Car, Fresco, and
DECORATIVE Painting, 80. Japanese ornamentation
a. Standard Sign Writer, s.. STANDARD Scroll
Took, Al. Scrolls aud Ornaments, (Londolphel 81.
of booksellers or by mail. JESSE HANEY 8
CO ll0 Nassau street, N. Y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15

DIR. Kline's Great Nerve Rcstorer IS the
marvel of the age for all Nerve Diseases,
All fits stopped FREQ. Send to 03l Arch
street, Philadelphia, Penn.