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New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
BONDS SOLD Ar KINGSTON. Ny

KINGSTON, n Y, Feb. 17.-Ulster County
funding bonds to the Of 100000, and Kingston
City funding bonds amounting to $4,000, were sold al
auction here this afternoon
The county Ponds, which beaE per ceEt interest,
brought from I'LL 10 ll2ls, the Hor Thomas Cornell
being the principal buyer. The city tond5 per
rents Thomas Cornell bought al Of these except 5000
ourcnased by Luke N0One The price ranged FROM l0ILs
.,
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
MdRRIED

FISKE-HARPER-On "wednesday, February Is, st Sc
ThOmas's Churci. by the Rev. William Morgan. %. D..
assisted BY the " iam Alien Ffske D.. Rraiey
A. Fske T. Navy. to Josephine Harper, daughter OF
Joseph W Harper. jr
LAWRESCE-REARDSLEY Thursday. February I6
1852 AZ the Church o. the Holy Communion by the Rev.
Henry A0tts assisted BY the Right Rev William CFosweil
DOane Bishop - Albany and the Rev. Dr. ShlpmaD. Her
bert Myrou and Raymond Beardsley both
~ this city.
QCIG-LYEEs-on "Wednesday February is. at ST. JAmess
Church. Delaware StatOa. y. j., by the Rev Charles
Douglas Charles Jay Quig to JEANNE e. Lynes.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
NATION FOSTER'S FUNERAL.

st. PauI's Methodist Episcopal Church at Fourth
ave. and Twcnty-secOnd-s' w4s crowded yester-
dav during the funeral service, Of Miss Flora os'er
the Matron of the Iowbs. Among the persons pres
and Porter. Park CommISsiouer Salem Ii. Wales
stephen Cutter secretary Of the Prison Association,
John Graham. Warden Finn and cx-N ardens John
so1 and Golfer. Tax Commissioner Isaac Bell Some
.of the women who had been under Miss Fosters
care many times were present. The Rev DR.. Chap
man conducted tbs services.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18

in Central Park, was arraIgned in the Yorkvilie
Police Court yesterday, charged with being of un-
sound mind. When asked by Justice Morgan why
he wished to kill himself he stated that he was IN
love with a Tompkns-square nurse girl named
peas, and, consequence, he wanted to die. Tie
Justice committed him to the care of the Commits
sioners OF Charities and Corrections.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for tie past "a hours.

Synopsis for tie pas. "a hours.
WASHINGTON, Feb. -, a. ma depression
is central in Utah. The barometer highest In the North
west and Lake region General rains have fallen In the
Middle Atlantic States, wEngland and North Caro-
lina and occasional light in the Lake region and
Northwest NOrtheasterly winds prevail in the North
west Lake region, Tennessee, Ohio Valley and Middle
States aud nOrhwesteIly Ia NswEnglaad. The tenn
Deraure has fallen IN the Lake region Middle states and
New-Engand, ead elsewhere remained nearly station
airy.
Indications for to-day
For New-E gland and the Middle Atlantic states.
colder fair weather nortaeastery winds, higher press
u-e.
CdutiOndry Signals.
Csut.oaary signals conuue from s1ithvlle to Sandy
Hook
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
TIE PACIFIC B4NES TROUBLES.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE /

lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.i
BOsTON, Feb. 1.-THE Pacific Bank will
Will not be able to resume busncss Monday, as has
been previously inruated in The TRIBUNE. assess
ment fund has been increased by small amount from
day TO day The directors claim that the legal limit
date, from the time the Controller ordered the
ment which xpircd Thursday. or this point Colonel
Meedham. the bank examiner, declines TO express an
opinion. r. IS believed by come tnGt the baEk viii
eventually resume business bu, l. is sill open
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
sM4LLPOX c4NEs REFoRrED.

Three cases Of smallpox in this city were
reported yesterday. one that of italian child
which had died Of the disease and whose body was
found yesterday No l6l Pruce--, where the exist
cnce Of smallpox had not been suspected.
Two new cases of the dis, reported ycstrrv
ia Jersey Ci,y, one No. 2os Wayues the other II
No is tOlrs-st.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
FAILURE or rWo gESrERy aAyKS

MACON CITY, Mo-, Feb. 1.-The Farmers
and Traders Bank and tho Macon Savings Bank have
failed They were allied in business. The saving,
bank began business in 1873 with a paid-n capital
OF - 900 The Farmers Bank not Incorporated
Ii began business IN lo77 with about $4,000 paid in
cap.tal Donnel Lawson Simpson, Of No. lo2 Broad
way NewYork CITY, are the Newly Ork correspondents Of
f4aI I.vl
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
THE COLLIERY EXPLOSION.

LONDON, Feb. 17.-Forty bodies have been
Collier Triondon Grange, Durham.
where explosion occurred yesterday II is believed
that sixty seventy persons have been Killed II al
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
1IDyGS or / MISSING NlN

Bo,r0S. Feb. ia few days ago Richard
, pagr,u train disua chez u the OH Colony Railway,
IN ti. ctv. disappeared and it WIS supposed tnat he
bsbf,.,n uuriered lie has been h,url from in New
Y,r. uovsyer where an Acquaintance Ip.t him yeser-
- t..1uciil 1ay4rrAs-l llsil Is ,lpJuseI u nave
"a. ~ rh
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
FX,JUDGF WILLIAM LEAs

HUNTINGDON. Penn, Feb. lex Associate
Jacgr william B. Leas, OF hs state died suddenly il
passenger train at at Mount Union Lids morning lie
seventy yCArs old.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18

Avoid a cosGye habit Of body, not only be-
ni NJ the attending discomfort bat lest IL engeudcr
disease. involving more serious consequences. Dr. d.
Jaynes sanatye ruIs either laxative or catharto
ocnrng to the dose. and may be depended upon To pro
da.s healthy secrstiOls VI the live Ind atoraaoA
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
MELTING or THE YALE Association

The Yale Alumni Association held its regular
monthly meeting DeluOuic1's lasi evening. Obituary
resolutions in memory Of Joseph 4. sheffield were
Adopted l.. G. -teGm4a rca4 extracts from paper on
Jalucs Russell Lowell.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
THE LATE JOHN E. HcDoy0UGH

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE funeral Of
John T. McDonouA the actor. took place az p IN to-
dav from the New Jerusalem church on Eroad-st.
During the morning his Late home on lhrteenthst "as
lArJuged with mOuruers.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
D1s4PPElRIyCE OF 4 SPEcCL4T0R

NFw-ORLEANs. Feb. l7.-Ferdinand Ernst,
representing LOUIS einhart Of Hayre has been missing
since tas morning letter rom him ad ircssed 10 a
s,l ,olut.- tt,t tls writer hi- omitted suicide
r. - nm er, BOD that c has recently, Ost heavily IN spec
nj,
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
SEEKING INCORPORATION

OTTAWA Ont, Feb l7.-COlonel Goddard,
of York. and E Hearey OF Montreal here seek
ing an act of incorporation for the Edison Electric Light
Company.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18

Elastic stockings for veins weak and sw1i,n
joints &c POmerDy Truss Company No. T5J Brozfsaf
The best surgical appliances Of kind
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18

Nothing happiness Of neat house
keepers LEcrEosILcoS the famous silver POLISH.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The diagram shows the baroreics v by t,nt9
ofnch In perpendicular u M
midnight
by
Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18

Mr. Conway was born IN Charleston, S C., in 1880 In
1914 he renewed TO Baltimore and some years
after became one OF ths founders of the Ma
tiOoaI typographical Union. He then studed
law and in 1854 removed 10 Kansas,
whore he became member 1f the first legislative conn
ell He was chosen CGief-Justice OF the supre No
Court under the Topeka Cons ltutlcp. he was
also president OF the LeAyenwCrlh COastitu-
tiouo Convention and IN 1860 elected to Coz
as a Republican. Hc atterward United S,ates
Consul For several years Le hal lived in Washington
where he engaged III literary pursuits Some years aga
his mind became diseased and he co1uned II the in
snnn hOsnlt4l.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
UNWILLING 10 1--we.

George sharpe tie young nan who attempted
sniri, by shooting himself n the 6ido February s.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
OBITUARY..
MARTIN F. CONWAY,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Martin F. Conway
an ex-member of the Congress died at the Governmcn
Hospital for the Wednesday last in the hfty
third year OF his age.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18


The foreign mails tor ne we.A rnAny SATURDAY,
FlrTarT l- ls., close 40 TINS 0ICe on INDAf az
$50 a H.. Europe. by steamship tiJ ot ErIsscs ys
- - d y, a' l-p AM, ilr EUROPE by
steamship Arizona VIA Queeusowni on WEDNESDAY lt
. steamship
~ iJO Europe by steamship catalonia Qu-cns
tosn ou rIiL H. DAY At IL or Germany France. Se.
b. sf-am-hr WestpLaIa. Plymouth. ChfrbOurg aud
burg pOudclLe i0 Great ban other European
countries be specially addressed % - ~ FOR Lg
rope ~ steamship Gruc VIA Succ cn,t0~n On ICRDAY,
At 1 D u. Tor Europe. d." steamship CITY of New
YORK Queenstown correspondence Tor scotland mast
be specially Addressed; and az $50 Tor Belgium direct,
by steamship NAderland VIA Antwerp ana 90 II 4 n Tor
EurOpe by steamship Mo5e southampton anu Brenon
Mexico. Jrlrars on u A I az
73J p Inc mails Tor Jama4ca and ayti ~ steamship
TIL k-DAh al . a. u The mar, TOT ltfip
Rico and arAc steamship Aipn, close IN -
DAY at ,. m The mails Tor cuba she West indies and
co close FRIDAY, al The mails Tor Greyto~u-
Por tuon Savaula by steamship SchlesNig close 81
SATU RDAY Al The malls Tor Nassau VIA ckson.
yi.e ta sAIl kDAf AZ lt50 p N ihe n's = ,yt ~
V,peu 4u CuracOa by steamship Caracas clos" on - u
IRDAN AZ - m The mails FOR cuba by staashlP Nl@sAr
clo,e on SATURDAY at 1880 m The mais ioI NaL- s.a
Iauau Francisco, close February IA Az r -
nas for Us ralIa san Francisco eos" AZ
Z m The mails for Porto lsieo' "i'ee' ~ 'S-'F ~
muda close saturday ~ a. N. NJ psoS pa.t,na.l.r
HENRY .. PlsAtSSO-', Fosln-ssek.
Past Oneo Nes-Yark- fea ID 49,
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
DIED.

All notice, Of Marriages mus, be iafors:f eih Jsu
same and address.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
Rapid Transit
MUSIC HALL. cor. 3d-ave AMI both st.
HARLEM

This SATURDAY evening February L. at 20 O'Clock.
10 urge the immediate o.: the Elevated Roads
around the Island Judge Henry T. dc1own WI presiie
Addresses Dy " Donald. l. l. frrt l. Id. lawson
\ Ful lei al Cyrus clark Robert lier, the
noWupd Orgalst blind maui W pFesde 81 tc piano run
1880 tOS Front seats for .aIc9
COMMITTEES:
-l,rT,as G 1oimaa captain Page Iacc Piser Charles
Pa yter p sper Pl,rr -auue >p"r J. tDhnf ). T. Pat
ton / Cooke ID. Z. IugrillIn, tOt04clJ. 4. B".OI
Washington ueghls-Capta." IT, = steers Jotu g. Gflf
b / Eagrr. J. IA. Ramsey, Alderman Jos pI j. McANOg.
Jou Craf IT, william dlrtt. 2. Garuer T. y Fuucf.
T. r. Fay Pert T. l. d. Colonel IhoIas Dunag. James
sIJut-ti, 4 T. SOulard. $500
e,t Side grtl. Lark p IT, Knapp q. " Water. WI
.., ltprcr John Brewer. george Iuft. e M'fani, VII
liam Hanna Coates. George >rr Charles j. Nnipp
CniDurl AIrrrt Oh. l bert Marshall Chal D. ltpl o. H.
1IeaE William Kelly. a.tsln T. h. ,hffHphef Nl.4am
j. mn. j. A Lawrence, =. b. DalAn- Iad 0tl"is
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
.h.me,l scientific school
pn.f nIce Notlce.

fl 'ii' -4sA'i tlipl
aye nvts % meet tao Office of 8 Queen Insurance CO.,
- W.lsf 1u TUESDAY February 2 al p n, % take
Sr,in he reference d the death 0 SIT Joseph b. eLeed
New-York tribune., 1882-02-18

Elections United 7Itss senator's Ia dYs-cnt states n
1851. The Tribune Almanac Tor 5s2 Price p ceht>
Pile. permanently eralcated with
send for circular contain
references Dr. HOIr West 23tA
Census OF 1850 compared With Is7J Population BY
Counties Tho ruoune Almanac fOr 1882 Price p
Cereal Pradnction- Tobacco aud Cotton Crops In 1871
see The D.iu- Almanac for 1852. Price - cents.
People Of means good social standing desiring 10 OBJ
tain apartments in cooperative building 10 be erected
inst secured purpose the finest part Of 5h
below the PARK eqIes apply AZ "a BERT
PI~sON 0 CO.. AfChitect-, AZ Oices VI the Hubert
Home Club Associations, l,25l Broadway.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-01
A Cfocolile's STRENGTH.

A strange Kind OF experiment las
lately been made IN Paris by nr-. Re-
ilnard and Blanchard. viz, ineasUrclncr
OF The power cNertcd by the massct,r
muscle in Il crocodile ca muscle passing
from the check bone 10 the lower Jaw.
Ten live crocOdilcs of the species y.
galcallls Of siamcnsis, that had been
sent IN large eases from Saigon 10 NJ.
Paul Bert, afforded the opportunity for
such experiments. Some Of these ami
mails were rs much ~ ten feet IN length.
and weighed about ljl pounds The
difficulty Of managing such creatures in
the laboratory was Of course, n,idcr-
able. The crocodile WAS fixed with
ropes on n heavy table: the lower law
kept IN contact with the fablcby cord.
while the upper was raised by means Of
cord attached at the extremity and
passing mp Ia Il beam overhead. 4 dy-
namomcicr WAS inserted in this cord.
and was affected when the animal was
stimulated with an electric clirrput. I'm
this way n crocodile Of about l2DDounds
weight gave mn Indication Of abuut 3OS
pounds tl4O kilogramme-). The appli-
cation Of the cord 1t The cndof the >nout
was necessary but unfayoiHhlc. seeing
the application Of the force i,iilus at the
end OF a long lever, and there il ut least
lllc times more space between this point
and tie insertion Of the mas,ptcr mus
Gle than between The latter and the iout
Of the jaw the fnlcum. Hence the
masscier really produces force five
times that indicated by the dynamomc-
ter on abont Loo pounds 600 k.o-
grammc>).
This extraordinary force il should be
remembered. WAS Of an animal some
what weakened and ut Il low tcmprra-
lurr The force OF about 3DS pounds)
is readily applied NJ the end Of four large
teeth that project beyond thcsthcr,. and
considering the surface here represent
ed, the authors estimate the pressure.
while the bite j. executed byihr cNtrcm-
ily Of those teeth at nearly 400 aimos.
phcrcs. Making similar experiments
with an ordinary sporting dog. they OBJ
tanned in The dynamomclcra pressure of
about scycny-lwo pounds; willie the
sllcf nj hrin,crlion Of the ma >slnr
was about sd mounds. Tho pressure at
the point Of d.. canine teeth would be
about 100 atmo>phcgc,. II is calculated
that the crpcodiIc is about onc-third
stronger than :. dog Of the same weight
would be.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-01

It is well asccnaincd fact shat even
when Il man denies that he has been
smoking, his wife can detect II by smell
nr of his hair on beard. The other
night Mrs. Bcrdan, noticing. that her
sick husband whiSkcr> smell of smoke
as he lay in bed Of typhoid malaria. she
began to investigate. TO find that the
house was attire down stairs, having
started from the furnace. She aroused
her husband and shouted an alarm. He
cot up and walked down stairs, feeble
~ he was. but fell ut the front door,
whence he was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5,
The house was badly damaged, but in
stead Of making the gentleman worse,
he began to improve. Experts say that
the presence Of smoke in n room can be
detected in hair or fabrics when it cam
not be smcllcd in the surrounding mir.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-01
Clear Cg3ok Canon By Moonlight

Ss~Aa VIVA NN'''F-' ~
Returning from one Of our trips over
the Colorado Central through Clear
Crrrl, Canon, we had the choice If two
regular train, per day for Denver. The
moon was nj IL, full. and by taking the
evening train we were afforded the most
sublime ride Of our lives. Imagine the
effect Of the pale ray, If the night queen
A. We twisted and doubled upon orr
course in the depths of that mighty
rha,m. Sometimes the rushing watch
and canon shades were fairly flooded
with the almost vertical rays; suddenly
darkness was deeper than before be-
cause of our ahrup, change Of course
under tie giant batllcmcutS. Now our
bands Of steel CLEANED Ike Silycr in an
instant all was blarkncS, and confusion.
The walls, the assures. the noisy cata-
ract below, tie stars and pinc-cad sum-
mitS over lis seemed to dance like the
figures Of the Kaleidoscope. 50 ike mag
ic was il all. Travel by moonlight here,
reader, ii YOU can, and never miss its
sikcry halo on either the up or down
trip through Clear Creek Canon,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-01
Mothers, Mothers Mothersi,i

Are you disturbed at Eight and broken
of your rest 10y sick child suffering and
crying with the excIuciating pain of cutting
teethi II 50, 90 at once and yet !; bottle OF
Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake
about it. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will nos tell YOU
at once that it will regulate the bowels,
ana give rest TO the mother, and relief and
health to the child, operating like magic.
It's perfectly safe TO use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste and is the prescrp.
ton OF one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in tbe Tinted States
Sold everywhere. % cents /" 80.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-01
J'oonomy in Fuel.


Tho use Of hard coal is extending into
the country very fast. few years ago
Il was only consumed in large cities and
towns enjoying the blessings of cheap
transportation Now Il Is bought by
many farmers, who not unireaurntlv
haul il many miles in carts. The mod
ern basc-blrning stove, designed csprc-
tally for hard coal. and having n LARGE
number Of mica windows, giycs Il room
cheerful look, and is in respect 10
chccrflIncs- the nearest approach to the
open fire Of anything we have in the line
Of heating apparatus. These stoves.
however, are far from being economic
cal. 'l'A'y produce very little heat in
proportion to the amount OF coal con-
sumcd. Much Of the coal that l.. fed IN
NJ the top of them comes out at the bot
tom uncon,umed, II is in such Il con-
ditiOn, however, that il cannot be- util-
izcd without great trouble. In fact,
these stoves are 81 Wastclul that many
frugal people in cities have dispensed
with their use after giving them trial.
During warm Wcalhcroil stoves are very
'NVH'illlNhl lUl t'UN tllltDL IbI iDbhIl1
purposes. They save fuel and prevent
the house from becoming heated by the
Kitchen fire. Soft coal is cheap in most
parts Of the west. and this circumstance
leads 10 it- gcncralu,c. Notwithstanding
the objections that are made TO the
smoke it produces The old-fashionrd
air-tighl stove made of sheet iron fast
cncd 10 a ca,t.iron bottom furnished IN
economical means of burning wood
which could be burned without dividing
it into small pieces. It's Ms, has been
revived recently in some parts Of the
west for burning corn stalks. An Iowa
farmer, who las both wood and coal on
his place, prefers TO burn corn stalks.
which are cut at suitable lengths and
tied in bundles that can be put into the
top Of the stove. He thinks the ashes
pay the cost OF preparing the stalks.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-01
Second Edition Of Job.

Mrs, Ogden, n, Division Street, Bufflo,
says: II cannot be too thankful that
VAS induced 10 try your Spring blossom. |
was Mt one time afraid should never he
able to get out again. seemed to be a
second edition Of job without his patience
NY face and body were one vast collection
OF b0ils and pimpcs; since taking one bot.
Tie Of your Spring Blossom lam quite cured,
all eruptions have disappeared, and feel
better than have in long time" Price
50 cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-01
T'AX PURCHASERS NOTICE,

TO Thomas Jenkins or any other person or persons
III crested:
You are hereby notified TINT AZ n snlc oflt'al ia.
tate IN the county Of NcNandcraud state Illinois,
h,ld by the county collector Of spid county, at the
snulhwoslcrly door of the co mi house IN the city
of Cairo IN said comfy and state, on the ith day Of
August. A. y, 1889, n u Thwtewoo purchased
the following described ron estate tilualud IN tho
Firu add ion to the city Of Cairo, county Of Alex.
nnder ard stute oi llnos, for the taxes due aud
unppi thereon for the year A. D. isiD together
taxed In thrnqme VI Thomas Jcnkns, tO.wit: Lot
numbered fifteen 40, w hlock numbered Eighty
px(S0, In the Flr't addition 10 the city of Cairo,
The time nllowGdbv law for the REDEMPTION OF and
rhal estate w expire on the tth day ut August. a,
u. 1852. n Il THtSTl,EN OOD, Purchaser.
CAlrO. Ills Mnreh ANlh A. D 1852
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-01

Go to Paul G.. Schuh for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability of color are unequaled. Color
from To pounds. Directions in English
and German. Price 10 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-01
Nearly a Miracle,

Z. Ascnith Hall. Binghamton, n. J.
writes: II suffered for several months with
GuI pain through left lung and shoulders.
| lost my spirits, appetite and color, and
could with difficulty keep up all day. My
mother procured some Burdock Blood Bit
r,rs took them as directed, and have felt
no pain since first week after using them
and Am now quite WE'LL Price 81 90, trial
SIZE 10 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-01
DESTROYED the Contents of a Room

used by smallpox patient may be avoided
by using Darbys Prophylactic Fluid 1t is
motislly criminal to neglect the use Of such
n disinfectant and preventive. 1t is GER
'alnlv hest tn prevent the spread OF disease,
and those who will use Darbys Praphy-
lactlc Fluid freely about their house will be
saved from the attacks Of all contagious
diseases and death itself.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-01
rAN PURCHASERS NOTICE.
10 Thomas Jyuklno, or any other person or

To ThOmns Jtnkne, or any Othcr Person or
persons lulrrcslctt
lou are hvruuy notified mat al 'alr oi renl pt'
ta,c. In the county of Alexander aud stalc Of Hi
nols held hy The county e, Hector Of s' county, az
the souinwpstt tly door OF the court hpnsc ~ lhr
city oi Cairo. IN said County md stDic, ON The ON
day of Aug, \. n. 1851 \, u. Nhi"ncwod purchased
The following described fcal estate situated IN the
First addition 10 the city oi Cairo, county OF Alex
andcr aud state Of Illinois, the taxes tnc and
unpaid thereon for Tho year \. ID. 1872 To-
gcthcr with penalties aud costs said rrHl estate he
ing taxed In the name OF said Thomas Jcukins, t.,
wit: Lot mum bcred sixteen ,l6l, In b elk numbered
righly.siX ESQ., In the Fir addition to the city OF
Cairo, The tlmcalowcd by law Tor thc'edempuon
gust. A. u. 1897. y u 1IllSrlEMO ",
Cnto. Ma Mnrch An. A. D. lsN.. Pnrcnnser
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-01

MANY MISERABLE PEOPLE drag them
selves about with failing strength, feeling
that they are steadily sinking into their
graves when, by using Parker's Ginger
Tonic. they would find u cure commencing
with the first dose. andvitaity and strength
surely coming bOck to them. See other
column.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-01
Household Words,

James Pearson, % Sixth Street, Buffalo,
says: ~ have used your Spring Blossom
for myself and family, and think it inval.
liable rs household remedy, for regulating
the bowels, liver and kidneys. shall
never be without it, Price 50 cents, trial
bottles 10 cents,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-01
The Law of Kindness

IS universal it atlcclsnll the human family,
all ANIMALS, ana may he even found N
patent medicines. Some are drastic, and
me patent Is Obliged to suffer pains worse
than tie disease; but in eases Of obstinate
constipation, dyspepsia, there is no remedy
SO KIND so gentle in its effects, and yet so
satisfactory, as Burdock Blood Bitters
Price Sl.0O.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-01
l,,o,,+n FOR
Ason'e HEROES OF yHE
Wanted ~ . J. ". Hucl
Embracing the lives and Wonderful
Adventures of wild Bill. Buffalo
Bill, Kit Carson, Capt. PAYNE,
Capt.. Jack, Texas jack,
California loo
Wanted

And other cclctrntel Indian Flrhtors. scouts
tiunl, r. and ru dr- A b0Us of III ilnr onN u,
rircs on tho plains Flights with INDIAN ,ut M
Buffalo llnuis, Dospc n,c Adventure! NWtnw
Tiicin ,bc Nv VAST 100 llr-tmtinne. N FULL
fngo Colurcd plnlos The grnndcs' pnoi lHr
Agents ever nnbislcd. Rrcommo' deu ny nnM
Gen. Merritt, Butlala l,ill and mary others rvsl,
~ 90 Avcnt,s cnnn,rie ouiit N, cents. Ouint
ard copy for 500 sH"Wriie ut once hr Wnnty'
rCDI,isIl,Nt; "a no 4. i,h 81, 81 Lpu,t Mo.