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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
1T is SENT FREE,
POSTPAID, 10 all Applicants.
Address, DR. j II. Schenck g. Son,
Cor. Arch and Sixth SITS.
Philadelphia Pa.
Go and see the people who write
the following letters, ifpossible.
From c. W. Emerson, Esq. Of Natick,
Mass.

Mass.
IN StAenfk e. Sen, 6h and Ayeh ST., PGila-
asishia, Pa.
Gen,lemen;-l send you herewith an account Of
my case, and have been careful to .conhne N.Y.
self strictly TO plain facts;
was taken sick in the latter part OF Iune. ,3,,.
the doctor said it was Congestion Of the Lungs
and three days after ! had what he called Conges-
ton OF the Liver. Among other medicines
took SIX blue pills, and after ten weeks was Just
able TO 60 around the house Il had bad cough.
and raised as much asa pint OF clear white matter
in day. then went 10 the State OF Maine inv
native place.. About this time the matter raised
was s,reaked with blood, and when coughed il
seemed as though thousand needles were stick
ing between my shoulders and through my left
breast. 4 consulted lung doctor at Bangor; be
examined me carefully he shook his head and
said there was no use OF taking any thing bu,
siimulants. Finally ! came home, and having
heard OF TWO cures BY your medicines, concluded
10 give them a trial,
At this time often coughed up clear blood, and
was so weak had 10 rest when halfway up the
stairs, and weighed only one hundred and twen-
y-four pounds. My feet and ankles were 50
swollen that was very difficult for me 70 walk.
had steady diarrhna which nothing would
check, and night sweats every night
bought a dozen Of YOUR medicines, and two
boxes OF your Mandrake Pills. and commenced
taking them. Some OF my friends said It was
throwing money away, and advised me 10 90 10
the Massachusetts General Hospital; but was
determined 10 give them fair trial ! could not
see any improvement until ! had taken several
bottles; then, however, began TO feel LITTLE
stronger. j took the medicine regularly, bottle
each OF Pulmonic Syrup and Seawecd Tonic in
four or I'VE days, and after taking dozen bottles
or more, they could see tina, was better. !
coughed less, my night sweais were less violent,
began to regain my appetite and flesh and in
short time was quite my old self and weighed
one hundred and eighty seven pounds have con-
tinued gaining strength ever since, and am as well
Sever. 0vc not lost meal for eight months
can hold my breath hall minute, and run mile
with ease; my lungs are apparently as sound as
can be. am satisfied had Consumption,
/ want to impress on all who are afflicted that
there is no use in taking your medicines without
perseverlng. have since recommended it to two
Others both Of whom il has cured and am firm
in the belief that Consumption can be cured by
the faithful use Of your medicines, and | know
they saved my life
Yours Truly
G. ". EMERSON
Natick, Mass.
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From Mrs. j. V. wellington. of Cam
bridgeport, Mass.
C, ". EMERSON,
Natick, Mass.
Dr.. J. H. Sehenek, Philadtlsh,a.

Dr.. 7. II. SeAtnek, Phiiadt(shia.
Dear Sir!-Over twenty-thrce years ago was
attacked with hacking cough, which continued
for about three months, when | was suddenly
taken with severe hemorrhage. After this
gradually los, strength, and finally got so Iowa. to
be confined to my bed From the first employed
wha,we considered the bes, physicians Of Boston,
but all to no purpose their medicines gave me
but little relief, and felt, as did all my friends
that had but short time to live In fact, the
last doctor had told my sister that could live
but few weeks While in this apparently hope
less condition was visited by an uncle from Ca
lifornia, who strongly advised me to take your
remedies, saying that he had been cured OF Com
sumption by them, Ny husband, who had no
confidence in patent medicines, was very much
opposed to my taking them, but concluded that
az my doctor could do nothing for me, could not
do better than give them trial.
At this time your father was making profession
al visits in Boston, and although was so weak
that had to he lifted into carriage went to
see him. lie gave but little encouragement, say
Ing that like many Others, only came 10 see him
after being given up by all other physicians He
promised to do what he could for me, however,
and | Immediately began taking the Mandrake
Pills, Seaweed Tonic and Pulmonc Syrup as he
directed, After using them for three weeks be-
gan TO Improve, and continuing their use for
some months, got well enough TO make visit
10 my ulenus IN pnlladelpha was so low that
It took long time to entirely recover, but | was
permanently cured, for have had excellent health
'or the last twenty years. with the exception Of
slight wca knesS OF the lungs, which eompcls me
to be careful not 10 take cold
soon ailef my recovery, happening 10 NEE, the
last physician employed before using your medi-
cnes, he was surprised TO see me alive, but aid
that he could truly say that was not the only one
he knew who had been greatly benefited by the
use OF your medicines.
feel tllat cannot, speak too highly OF your re-
NEEDLES, believing as do, that they saved nv HE
have, since my recovery, recommended them TO
agreat many people, and they have almos, inyari.
ably cured them, the only exception being those
who were beyond the power Of all medicine
always keep your remedies In the house and now
consider them the best Of all medicines for the
diseases you recommend them for,
Yours Respectfully,
MRS. J. v. WELLINGTON,
iaTremont Street. Cambridgepcrt, Mass.
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Discharged from the Army in the
Last Stages of Consumption.
Cured by DR.. Schenck's
Medicines.
Statement of Mr. Julius Boyden, Of Pro-
violence. X. I.

| was discharged from the q. S Army in June.
is64, as an ncurab,c Consumpijyc My discharge
reading thus Advanced stage OF Consumption
Of the Lungs" was advised by the army sur
geon tolve outdoors as much a. possible He
informed my friends that was ircurable, but
with care might be made comfortable irt time.
Ny cough was almost without cessation | raised
matter from my lungs IN large quantities. and
had all the other well.known symptoms OF the
disease ! took many remedies without benefit
In September ! wen. TO see Or. SchcaCk, and
soon after began 10 use his full course OF medi-
cines. | soon felt their beneficial effects, my
cough growing less and less and my strength
coming back 10 me very fast. In the following
April was entirely well ard came 10 Providence
aud wen, to work. From that time 10 this have
been entirely we'll not spending one dollar for
doctors or medicines for myself therefore
know that Dr. Schenck's medicines are good and
reliable in Lung Disease, Ny cure was eonsid-
cred almost miracle by those who knew me
when was DDS -u,rgcd from the army.
JULIUS BOYnEN,
OF Boyden & Whelden, Grocers, No. St y. Main
ST., Providence, X. l., July y 1881. Formerly
OF South Walpole, Mass.
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DIR. Schenck will SEQ patients at tho
Grand Central Hotel. Broadway, NY, on
the first Wednesday and Thursday of each
month, and at tho American House, Han
over Street. Boston, on the second We'd
nesday and Thursday Of each month, ex-
cept August. Consultation free.
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nH( XY2ynot life Is sweeping by, 60
tIAiIs and dare before yeui.p, som :
n Fl\ ( thing mi-hty and sublime
EIA J h leave behind to conquer time"
500 week IN your own town
Five Dollar outfit irer. No
risk. Er pthug new Capital not required. We
VIII Furnish YOU every thing. Many are making
fortunes. Ladies make as much a. men and boys
and girls make great pay Reader II yOn want
business ot whch Won eau make great pay oil the
time write f.! particulars to II II ALLETr Il co,
Portland, Maine.
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Echoes Of the Angal Ennr,

Since the birth of Christ not only
have wars diminished, and animositeS,
social aud national, on the whole large
ly abatcd, but institutions TO elevate,
comfort aud gladden. all classes of SO
cicty have sprung pentifully up. And
not only have the wealthy endowed
these Institutions, and the hoDored given
them their patronage, but the very hum
blcst have sometimes laid their founda-
tiouS. The savings bank that happy
device for increasing the means of those
who can accumulate only by little and
little, and SO guard against IN evil day
was originated 10y an obscure woman
The noble temperance reform owes It's
main efficacy to a lowN priest; the
shelter for fouudings in I'aris, was
started by plain sca-captan, and the
benevolent Fund.- of London, 10y q
miniature painter.
Study the history Of the great public
charities Of Christcntlom, and YOU will
find that they have flowed out of the
spirit Of that nativity chant Indeed,
once plant the stock Of human brother
hood, and You are 5urc ultimately oi
every good moral fruit. What renders Il
community quiet, peaceful observers OF
law, and friends OF good orderp The
Christian sentiment OF goodwill to all
This it is which makes happy homes;
let il enter the hearts Of father and
mother parent and child, brother and
sister, and they join in the angelic clio.
rus. Filled with love, iorbcaring and
forgiving one another, the light which
fell once on the mangcr of Bethlehem
falls on their roof, and, however lowlN,
II becomes diyincly re5pcndcnt d,tc-
mitS BowcrS N0zzcB
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
FRIDAY MORNING DECEMBER % 1882

Dr.. Picrce's pleasant Purgatlve Pei
les' are sugar-coated aud inclosed in glass
bottles, their virtues being thereby pre-.
served unlmpaired for any length of time,
in any climate, SO that they are always
fresh ana reliable. No cheap wooden or
pasteboard boxes. by druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22

Why continue tie use If remedies that
only relieve, when EIys Cream Balm, pleas.
ant of application and sure cure for Ca.
tarrh. Hay Fever and Cold il head, can
br bad for 80 cents! Apply into nosiiIs
with little finger.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22

Over 100000 Howe scale have been sold.
aud the demand increasing continually,
Borden, Selcck u Co., agents, ST. Louis,
Mo. al
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22

.4s Nothing so simple and perfect for
coloIing as the Diamond Dyes. For car.
pet rags, better aud cheaper than any other
dye-stuils.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22

W. 5. Liusco'i, Niles, o., had scroluIa
for thirty years, and "Lndseys Blood
Soarchor' cured him. Isn't it wonderful?
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
sz PULMONIC SYRUP

Are sold by all Druggists, and full directions for
their use are printed on the wrappers of every
package.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
DR.. SCHENCK
Gives the evidence on which
he bases his assertion
that
CON SUM p TON
c A N B T.
CURED.
Clear and explicit state
ments from well-known
persons which should
convince the most
skeptical.

Fer other Certificates Of Cures send for
Dr.. Schencks Book on Consumption, Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia. u gices a flN
description Of these diseases IN their uarious
forms, also, caluable Information in regard
TO the diet and clothing Of tie sick; how
and chen exercise dtO,dd be taken, etc.
This book is the result Of many years Of
experience in Tie treatment Of Luag Dis.
eases, and should be read. nat oniy By the
afflicted, but by those uh0 from hereditary
faint or other canse suppose hemSelyes
liable 10 any affection Of the throat or
lungs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22

Rev. Mr. Reese again writes under date OF
April :, 1882;
My wile's health remains good, showing that
your medicines have made perfect and perman-
ent cure, think your Pulmonic Syrup the best
cough remedy in the world. ! am advertising
you wherever ] go in my travels.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Y0[tNE MIN iryoo want to learn Telegra.
w tO MIN phy ina gow months, and D,
certain or "situs,ion, address Valentine Brothers
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NOTICE,

CAIRO, I'LL, d .combor . b, 1882.
The regular annual meeting OF the ptOckh0lders
OF the city National Bank Of Cairo, for the ur
pose ofsnlpcni seven directors, " u be held at the
onlce ols I'd bank, IN this city, on Tuesday, Janna
rygth lsSj Pn'ls Opun Al " o'clock a. m. and
close ati O'Clock y. NJ. of said day
ID. mos. " HALLIDAY, Cashier.
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Yours Truly,
HARLEY P. HOPKINS,<
No. Howell St., Providence, r. !.
May 70, 1881.
May ~ 1881.

Mn HARLyy p HoYKns, who writes the fore
going letter TO DR.. Schenck OF Philadelphia, is an
old resident OF Providence have known him
well for the last fifteen years, aud can assure the
public thar all he has written inregard 10 his sick
ness and recovery, IS strictly true. He was con-
sdered consumptiye 10 the last stages Of the
disease, BY his physician and friends, and be.
leye that hls recovery IS entirely due 10 the use
Of DR.. Scheneks medicines
II. |. LElTH, Druggist,
No. a3a \. Man St, Providence, RI.
May i9 1851
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MAIDEN Rock, Pierce Co, Wi

MAIDEN Rock Pierce Co, Wis,
June IS, 1879.
d.. J. H. SeAeEck, Phiiodeibhia,
Worthy Gentleman,-lt swith feeling Of graf.
itude seat myself to write you this letter A
little over a year ago received from you small
box OF your valuable medicines, Pulmonic Syrup,
Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. They were
for my wife, who had been very sick for many years
with female weakness and weak lungs. She had
had two severe attacks OF pneumonia, and our
physician gave II as his opinionas from her great
debility THAT she could no, live through the third
one: she began to take your remedies according
TO directions, and we Immediately saw great i'm
provement IN all her symptoms. She was soon
free from her cough, and began 10 gain IN flesh
rapidly. At this date she IS perfectly we'll
! wish TO add that your Pulmonc Syrup is the
only medicine have ever found that gives relief
in my bronchial complain. usually called clergy.
mans sore throat. During the winter season, II
speak much in public, often suffer from it, but
your Pulmonc Syrup gives me immediate relief,
and strengthens my voice,
Since my wies cure have recommended IL to
many OF my neghbors, who have used 1t with
great benefit in coughs and colds.
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DIR. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

Do not produce sickness at the stomach, nausea
or gripping, On the contrary, they are so mild
and agreeable in their action that person suffer
ing with a sick headache sour stomach, or pain
in the bowels, is speedily relieved OF these dis
tressng symptoms. They act directly on the
liver the organ which, when in healthy condi.
ton, purlhes the blood for the whole body.
They are perfect preparation Of that great and
well-known remedy, Mandrake or Podophyllin, a
remedy that has displaced the use OF mercury, as
well as many other poisonous drugs, in the prsc.
tce Of every intelligent physician.
Prof John King, OF the College OF Medicine of
Cincinnati says;(" In Constipation 1t acts upon
the bowels without dsposng them to subsequent
costvcness. In Chronic Liver Complaint there Is
no, its equal in the whole range OF medicines, be-
ing vastly more useful than meroural agents,
arousing the liver to healthy action, increasing
the flow Of bile, and keeping up these actions
longer than any other agent with which we are
acquainted (See American Dspensatory, page
7sol
In all cases Of Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia,
where there Is great weakness or debility DIR.
Sohenck's Seaweed Tonic should be used in
connection with these Pills,
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Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 sprucen NY.
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= ITUIy
REV, STEPHEN ROESE,

Missionary for American Bapts, Publication So
eety, Maiden Rock, Pierce Co., Wisconsin.
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CLOSING PRICES or STOCKS
Espor,eI Jy JOHN H. DAyl, & CO., Il galLSi.
TUESDAY. Jan. Pr. ".
THE GENERAL LIST.


The shipments eastward by the railroads out Of
Chicago. for the wecl, ended Saturday January p,
were GO753 tons Of grain. flour and provisions,
against % $50 tons for the preceding week. The
net increase was made up by an increase OF 1908
tom. IN tn, grain movement and two tons that of
the provision less falling of of 40 tons in Hour.
Relative to the causes of the increased movement
The Chicdgo Tribune says:
The heavy increase IN Eastbound business for the last
two weeks * due to reports that the railroad war Is
nearing it, end, and that rates were la3" TO be al
yauccd al any moment shippers were anxious 10 get
all the freight they could f0rVGrl N the low rates, ana
therefore the demand FOR greater than the rail
roads were able to supply. Under ordinary CIR
cumstance4 the advance In rates would result III
serious falling of IN shipments. But rs matters now
stand shipments will continue very heavy FOR the next
few weeks rs OF the roads have contracted Tor
buzut,. enough the low keep them busy Tor
several weeks "A these contracts are disposed
OF however East bound freight shipments Will no doubt
become light, unless In the meantime now complications
should rise among the various roads and rates again go
To pieces, which Ia not among the lmprODaDlltles:
Whether the rates be maintained VIII depend
greatly upon the developments during the next TWO VI
three weeks.
The following statement shows the amount oil
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MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY. Jan. PAP. ".

TUESDAY. Jan. PAP. ".
To-days mining stock markets presented nothing
that il startling and very little that Is interesting
There was little more in the dealings thah an Ill
significant see-sawing of prices. Robinson Oon-
solidated open at 3.20d325, falls TO 31O, rises TO
q 20 and ends where i; began, at 800. South
Pacific is manipulatcd between 40. its first fig
ures. 20 its highest, % its lowest and 4.l5 its
last price, with strong probability that ont
of the sale of 900 shares reported less than 200
shares formed all the actual business that was done
in the stock State Line and was stronger ana
closed at 1.35, l and closing at - cents anu
Oriental and Miller ut 81 031 cents The Comstocks
were neglected and generally easier in price:
Mariposa rallied to 10, and Rising, sun seld at
G7d 20 cents. The markets closed dull ana WITHOUT
feature.
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The percentages were: Michigan Central $3.50; Lake
more and Ohio. 5jO Grand Trunk. 7.20.
To-day Mr. Commissioner Fink represented at
the meeting Of subordinate officials of the trunk
Inc railways, not only the Grand Trunk,
but also the Baltimore and OHIO Company
All the news furnished regarding the result of tho
meeuhg ~ that an advisory commission
was selected by the subordinate representa-
tivcs of the Central and Hudson, New-York,
Lake Erie and Western and Pennsylvania Com
panies, and by "Mr. Fink, the representative y of
two companies-the Baltimore and Ohio and tho
Grand Trunk. Aside from the natural suppos.ion
that each company would desire direct represent
alton IN 50 important matter az the selection Of
the gentlemen to whose opinions it is supposed that
at least a respectful considerations will be given an
official of the Grand Trunk Company emphatically
states that bis company was not represented, d.
recly or indirectly, at last Thursdays, nor at to-
days, meeting; that in reply 10 n telegram, it
consented to an advance in rates if IL can lie cstab-
lishcd.
IO-days stock market opened weak AZ lower fig
urcs than last evenings closing. The decline was
sufficient to invite a liberal covering Of shorts
which ste aided prices and occasOned fair rally
After that there was deal Of manipulation and
prices were still further advanced until the whole
rally amounted to as much or more than per cent.
But there was steady supply of stocks. and the
result Of the days work after no little kirmish-
ing 10 sustain prices, is lower figures for majority
of the stocks than were prevalent last evening. Tho
transactions Of the day amounted to JI3, 100
shares noticeable feature was the better supplyof
Central and Hudson and Lake shore stocks in tho
loan market and fer delivery. Reading was very well
supported by the clique which is in the stock; bus
il is worthy Of note that Philadelphia information,
which first Informed New-YOrll that the late large
purchases were made for account Of Mr. W. II. Van
derbllt, now locates the absorption III a syndi-
cate composed principally Of Philadelphia gentle
men. Philadelphia undoubtedly is nearer correct now
than it was When 1t first attempt 70 tell us OK
what was going on at the New-YoIk Stock Ex-
CHANGE and it may be true that there is Phila-
dephia syndicate that has purchased Recalling
stOck-th"re once before was one that, for months.
purchased it at so, seller 80 days-yet there
are 10 new developments that lead rs to change
our first opinion, that the grand coup was
made by n band of Broad Street spectators. Tho
market closed weak
Government bonds were dull the only sales al The
Exchange beng of continued IS. Prices were bare
" steady and for the 4ls the final bids show de-
cline of ls per cent Annexed are the closing quo
tatiOn5:
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Alirln1.
4 SSESSMENT NOTICE.
- NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY.

Notce ia hereby given that at meeting 0l inc boau vi
hed on The Of January 1857 an assassin
~" IL Of TEN QOl CENTS per share was eNed upon 'no
canoi stock of The corporation, PAYABLE inMehlaey III
current funds the secretary at the once o ihG
in Sai.ury North carolina or AT Jif5. DNA-'Ni
0FFICE ~ BROA DWAI, NEM-iORk CITY. q,
ANY stock upon which this assessment shali remain npa
on tie iG Dan of February, lss will be delinquent ana
viii be az, deln Inent and unless - na a
dan OF March lSs2 will BE- forfeited 10 uc company IoSeu
with all previous pay mems acSo.Iins ~ rne '
' EDWIN II. MILFORD, Secretary.
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nour' gram and provisions shipped East by the
various lines from Chicago during the week ended
January II 1882