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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-06
WIDOWS; & ORPHANS
MUTUAL AID SOCIETY,
OF CAIRO.
Organized July l4th, 1877, Under the Laws
the state Of Illinois, Copyrighted July
8, 1877, Under Act of Congress,
oFBrcyHRs:

II. LEIGHTON, L. >. THOMAS,
j. g. WHITE, w y. PITCHER,
J. S. McGAHEY.
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IlUMssls,
"Bless my stars" said Mrs. Pennypacker.
"Didn't you know what the Vacuum is :?
The Vacuum is where the Pope keeps his

" .
"Bless my stars!" said Mrs. Pennypacker.
"Didn't you know what the Vacuum is :?
The Vacuum is where the Pope keeps his
bulls.
"Ma, will my little brother always be
younger than I amp" ayes, darling.n
''That'll be nice" "Why, lovey7" "Be-
cause. then can always lick him y
"iou haven't opened your mouth dur
ing the whole session" said legislator to
a fellow.memher. "Oh, YES, 1 have. l
yawned through the whole OF your speech"
WAS the complimentary reply.
II feel l am growing DID," says the lady,
mlnclngly, TO her guests "for really ain
beginning to lose my hair" (Of course she
has bushels of it, and it is black asa ravens
wing.) "Then, ma" exclaims her little
child, with the innocent frankness OF in
fancy, "why don't you lock up the drawer
when you put it away at nisht?'
The new reporter was sent to the school
exhibition. His report read pretty well
but there were a few things in it which did
not meet heapproval OF the local editor
such, for instance, az these; "Tne essays
ofthe graduating class were good, whoever
wrote them. "The floral offerings were ex
cessive, and from the number received
by Miss Simplerush We judge her father
keeps Neutrality-suspicious. 1.-The young
lady who read the valedietory to the leach.
ers has in her the making OF n fiue actress.
She simulated sorrow 80 accurately that
the writer might have been misletl had he
not subsequently, heard the young lady
speak OF this same 'dear teacher rs u hate.
full old thing"
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1t is asserted that there are more largely
bred and hiEher.prized mules in the
Southern States than in any other region
OF the world. As draft beasts and for field
labor they surpass any other animal, and
the use OF them allows the horse to b. KEEP,
for the saddle or carriage work, and not
drgraded to the 1rudgery OF the team or
the field. tits claimed for the mule that
he Dan do twice rs much heavy teaming or
field work al the horse, provided he is not
hurried, keeping himself in perfect condi.
ton where the horse would starve, and not
requiring half the care Besides, the mule
being an animal Of great longevity and
great conservation OF both his vital ener-
giles and his physical powers, is able 10
work to the advantage Of his owner twice,
ii not thrice, as many years US the average
OF horses.
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writing, or Il Is not obligatory. This novel
and startling ruling has been made in the
suit Of Ulman against Myer. Our readers
will remember that not many months ago
that trial was running through the col.
umns Of the daily papers, and the de.
Tense seemed to bristle with nearly every
point Of law which could well be
raised In breach Of promise suit.
The lady, however, won verdict. It now
appears that tho gentleman had one more
point in reserve There Is an antique and
famous law known as the Statute Of Frauds.
Some say It was thus chrlstened because
intended to prevent frauds; others say tho
name signifies that Il gives temptation and
opportunity for frauds innumerable. How.
ever this may be, the scheme OF the statute
Is TO require written evidence OF II contract
In order 10 sustain law suit upon II.
Among other things II declares void every
agreement that by It's terms Is not to b.
performed In one year from the making
thereof" Counsel for tho gentleman
80 lately Gust In damages have now
urged that this proposal was for q
wedding a year later, and that 1t
was not In writing. As the Judge Is u
United States Judge, It might have been
expected TINT he would feel sufficient in.
terest in encouraging the united state OF
matrimony to argue down such an Objec-
tim; but no, he has sustained It, aud says
that u new trial must be granted for inyts.
tigating the question Of date. In other
words, the asiute young man Of the period
may enchain dozen favored dansels In
marriage engagements by simply adding
the scarce noticeable words, 'year after
next" or. something to that effect, to his
prupOsals, rs he whispers them To one lady
after another, and, while the twelve each
fondly Imagine him bound, he exults In |
knowing that he Is free. Let the girls be-
ware Of suitUrs who talk Of long engage
ments, but do not write. BY all means
the fashionable statiOners should fur
nish some sort Of engagement carJ,"
like those used at dances, on which
Lothario should be encouraged to
note his offer in penci-a pencil memo
nndum has been ahjudged sufficient ,un.
der the statute OF frauds. Or probably
Judge Wallace may be willing that nam.
ma should make sort Of thought and
sold note" acting as agent OF both parties,
as is done when the statute OF frauds is up.
piled TO sales by brokers or auctionecrs
a petite Autograph book" would be
popular as an addition to the chutelaine OF
a reigning belle; it should contain an offer
deity printed in those unreliable letters
which aesthetic taste affects on the first page
and should be handed only to approved
gentlemen in the intervals OF dancing or
refreshments, with the hattering request:
"Oh, Mr. please give me your auto.
graph in my little book-quick, before
they take notice" There are two sides 10
these matters, as Judge Wallace may find
in due time.
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William J. Couyhlin, Of Somervillc, Mass
says: In the fall OF 1876 was taken with
bleeding OF the lungs followed by u severe
cough. lost my appetite and flesh, and was
confined TO my bed: In 1871 was admitted
to the Hospital. Thedoctos said ]. had hole
in MY lungs as bigas half dollar. AT one
time report went around that was dead. !
gave up hope, but q friend told ME OF DR..
William Halls Balsam for the Lungs. got
a bottle, when to my surprise, commenced
to feel better, and to-day l feel better than for
three years past.
~ write this hoping every oneaillicted with
Diseased Lungs will take Dr. William Halls
Balsani, and Be convinced that consumption
can DO cured. can positively say it has done
more good than all the other medicines Ihave
takon since MY sickness, t$ss5155s'a h, f.g 4
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e a New York letter says that the form o.
marriage proposal popular with young men
will NOV be 10 the; effect: Darling will
you be my vile year alter next9a For
Judge Wallace has unearihed one obieci
tionjto ',loug engagements. never before
urged. He has found that Il the engage
ment is not 10 be performed within . year;
if;thewedding is set Tor 9; year later than
the proposal the ! promise must be in
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick childsuirering and crying
with the eIcruciating pain Of cutting teeth !?
II so, go at once and get a bottle OF Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the Raos little sufferer immediately-depend
upon it, there Is no mistake aholtis There
Is not mother OIL eatth wbo ha2 over used
1t, who will not tel! you at once that 1t will
regulate the bowels and give rest 10 the
mother and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic It Is perfectly safe %
Is the prescription OF, one OF the Oldest best
female physicians and nurses In the United
statss- Ssl5 ovesywhsFs. 25 cents bottle.
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HOMIE PROOE'

klfbr, a,o ,rer r,suas,s and RheumaIIsm =
;qsref rrrrib,y W.Sothinr 5. enc! Ia help me.
ss'''' '' - 49, zEpT psii'IIpr
v heel 9. W Va,
Clara pC,v-ps nj Nose Impaired voire -suf.
t.-l sNf St,n ,,tent meIiciu. failed 10 helm me
b. suA,h enr,sp,eiv err mo - 80, ~ =
'f:nARi.FS Cu DDrIrS
oIsncihcl & % : Wherjinis " Va
nrI-pi md iyirern,ed stomach "sTnatuieut
10, an i4ilrI ,osIve me rlirf J,r Smith cured
ne" f,I',WAS HIT Iusnranrs susnt,
Fln-"H,d Them To- i,,nytern yc-r nr Smith
rnd ne Louis +. wN-iIISGTOS,
Salgk Runnlpr sor,.s on Head NY S,u WIS
.tl!c.eI ct i,irteen years. Nothing seemed 70
heID hin ~ S,nIth ci,scd him - . = -
- MRS. c. THEKISE CAPS.
Market street, Wheeling. ". Va.
Grccs.-"Sp,yrr.d for years with cancer. lid II
raiOuiihtee lime, il r, tllru.d nftc- each oitrs.
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Economy.

A fortune may be spent in using ineifeGt.
nal medicines, when by applying Thomas
Eclectric Oil, a speedy and economical cure
can be effected. In cases Of rheumatism,
lame back, bodily al menis or pains OF every
description, it affords Instant relief. S
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To the yolks Of three eggs beaten add one
cup white sugar, onc.half cup butter, one-haIt
cup sweet mIlk. two cup, h,ur having in il
one measure 'Banner" baking Powder, the
whites Of three egg beaten stiff bake IN Jelly
cake pans when cnl,l, and just before ealing,
place In layers. covering each one with ra.p-
berrie, which have previously been crushed
and supared. .-s ~ y
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
/! / J / |! \ FA !
~. y -. ~ ~ 80 - ~ isssf ~
Who They Are, Where They Live, and
to What Extent She Dlesses Them.
The Wonderful Record Of
the Past Year.

A partial list Of tho prizes paid BY tho Loul,iana
State Lottery company durlpg the year ending
May, 1852 together with the names Il addresses
gisen 10 the Company by the holders, emitting
those who hare nequl ited II. : :, =
ol the G,,in nsny - - = - I SS>
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9! i eg . /, d /: !


-.l. . HH.
Editors iniellisenser IN ri.
The following eiIusion was written BY {
stranger visiting here for the fiut time, and
who takesa lively interest In all that per,
tains to the early history OF this section o.
the country. 1t Is submitted for publlca
ton not so much because OF It's poetic
ability, rs indicating the enthusiastic In
tefest manifested by the writer: h
81 WHEELING. Z.
Old Wheeling by ohlo'a side, W
=. Sow nni ihe eyes thy stite behold: 4
ihs HARROW plain, the crisp, brghttlje, 543s
Tne ~,tnOrc hill that tound thec fo.i: H
Anu ovcr thee, the dun Cloud rOl cd, y ~
=, M mum aud cleaning tires that tell
huW aAtufer bounty THU dat hold, G
Her talent Using, AUD how well.
And well may he who reads thy story
Q, LANAI oi mans generous utmost here.
STOUT hn slins in the Jap Of gi0ry Tsl-s PA -i4
ahf. ugh many Ions, hehoic yearl ~ jlt.
Inc eet VI 'iIe,wh0 knew not lear ttl9
ny npther,w rthy VI II, ir mates.
Shllu VI ueir blUoi anu ayil dear, -7-
strength should b. hoine-oorn In thy gates.
Quick fancy mounting long gone time VT
-, Sees I'LL AMI yalley Us they st I'd,
mheh gallant Zane, 10 lntnht'0d's p line,
tiri peeIe uut from the bHd'iiig weed,
Anu i0oktd doEn Oh tti. beautcuus foot, "A
Anu SET his ttbernie,c hee- r. - Il --
Ltau. tftt aud whierkc. gYoOl lslt.t1. il 10.
10 Tue way~sa pioneer. .ss
Show me that spo, Of hallowed ground
~ Aud let Us gy Al b IL drawn breath,
And SOieinn walk within bound, s
Sacred 10 diiy ami 10 fiilh;
For hert ont ave Ellz ,b. til,
ouIn daring with her maiden eyes n 8
Kan The dfe d cvure VI life Ur death,
Counting II not sacrifice. ~. ~
That wild day seems 10 lift before me 81
-, 10 h'hmuse and iSr,, and sward between.
Ihs crncIli guus--the outciies stormy
: Tuu dsnlsei rushing or tae grreii--
This ii"rtl pau.e. til st. DO seen
B!ckspce'lin with he precious freight;
Ana 10 through ciashinS 20 leys keen,
lnhhrined, Our Ia sie wius the gate. sae
Such the bold strain that WIN thl, land ~,
FtUin height to hi .ht ON till 10 river -
I1nQutst inchcl on with b!Uol.wetli md 81
III ough tnisc pa ss-py sill rnf,Aror;
< Deaf and danger, is housD mates ever, .fss
llaidti'ts, NJ Woe, aud p aspects dear
Heart stret hinEsgo lies-6ut never,
2 A fate to daunt ,hd ionccr.
Old Wheeling. by oh!o's tide. ~
Seated tecuru in peaceful state
Mind siill The toll, VI your youth that tried,
Hold last tiie ne.A DRY OF your G eat; % ~ z
( They won the and, but d arer yet 81 .s-lE
They WIZ tho patient hero.sIrirtt,
lest irtll Of al their bl, Oil and sseat,
That's The true ,ichcs 10 Inherit Isl
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WEBBS ECIECrRIC MEDICINE

tsr1ss' i y, and erectu.i remedy 70, all Nervous
q irns,s nv. Sr ~ ICY oi ts-yeuns or old male
sItheih Loss Of isAlIiy, UcicctIyc SaUn,y fr NJ
E FSas HtSin Power, and t!scaSps ;rom whicb an
ssTnha'lft waste Of life springs Al oi h,ch rsnr ="
.G y ande,nilne the whole syslem,. View orvsn
i,. oidss. every rover Frustrated, and many
pave the way % IN Slrly aea,S SS'TSN u noscheeked
:, ras e!aTiGoratcs youth Each package "nnis;ns
~, %. Two weeks treatment Wrlic nv IA W.
Ish Thich will be sent lice. with iul psrticIsa
fig Sd oy al Druggists a, 50 cents A hssisSa :,
On ,",l essSes ,ot o. VIII b cent ,scc " mali
" 'SeiPi o. money, by addressing " " i'ii.
VERBS SGLlI;rRIC' NEDlcryr RI {s
LGIS ~ 'ee Nj Buffalo, \. Y. q
Kh~lInv "oitsa'e ana Retail Ayena,
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DRAINING on JUNE 1881.


Alexander o. McCrosty, some,yills. Tenn. 1
John Halle. !. .. hox2il9. CIV York city,,
sAl0 non APPEL. 81 v. sth street, C,ncln.
Vim. {. Nc ALLEY, 62 MJnroc 1t ret, New
iutk City ..-.......... .......,.,.....,..,..,,
"; .. 'sndlston, y Bradley Street, New
ionuun Conil NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...
j.. 4 Mathews, q Vest Lhe,tnut 1t F, l. hils.
WIG ............
Cha. nteilhec.s. cor ter 9Th and Kentucky
h. quincy l...,....... ........ .....-.........,.
PAID National Bank Of Dallas TexAs..,........
samuel sha p lO6 easiest, BJ,iun, Mas,
co. Albert, $50 Master st., Ptilt., 49,,
J. A. Berlin. Matkviil.. La. .,.,.,,',,,,,,.,,.,'
Jacob Boulder. Sew Yolk city
|. Kelly. Bns,kyn, Y .................,,.......
James U ,2'tiiirhAm. ?S LiSht st., balti'
W.Te Mu ........,............
A. X. Lov"joy, Minmeap ais. Mi,ii...........,
-" -. Sew Orleans, ln....... ..........,
john kiIte. 1873 Walnut st., Cincinnati, u =.
X H.. campbell. Il River 81, cambridge.
u
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DRAWING OF srpFsMpsR Is. lss.

DRAWING OF sspPEMBER IS, 1851.
John ronncs, Engineer l.. d N. r. r., Mem.
Simon Silverman. Indian Bay All.
ilynes waih IL. vincrniies, Ind, collected
through Fir.t National Baik -,
Il. temple, Albany, \. Y........,,,,,,,,,..,.....
". pfinz, Cuilman. Al ...... ....,........,...
Emily Nolr, ~ Myrtle, ave bro Jklyu, y,
Z. J. Short, NarsAw Ind ...................,,.
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Wells Health Remover restores health
and vigor, curesdyspepsia, Impotence, sexual
debility, 81. - 81 -
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y CO 70 your drnggis. for N rs. I Freeman,s
New National nyes Ior brightness and dur.
ability Snf color are unequaled.9 Color from:
two 10 Ave pounds. X Directions In English
and Germany, Price Is cents. y 81 q p1wl
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DRAWING OF ,UGU.T 9, 1851.

1--WE DRAWING OF ,CiU.T 9, 1881.
Fell1 =: Lester, 81 & 0. R, r. Shops, J iek.
son. iehn....:..;..."...-.. ....... ............,.
Geo W Barktioll, 6.S uhstry ST., Norris.
own h.... ......;...:...
" ~; Shaw. IA e,ide fnund,y.' hlstg III.
Nr. y. Mack, New 70 city ........,.....
has iiur h. New York ci,y........., .....,,.,,,,
$ uelmonte. 8 o NagAzluc street. New VI.
leAIis. tA......- .....,
Henry Elem 'r. East Sew York, \. Y..,.....
y. A. frl-r. through VI. 81. Fool n To-.
oRnker. 5rHwnretown III. ...........,
Truman Bartlett. 20 fremont st.. Boston,
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NEW 73E3aoCTAvE PIANOS, OF
~ frtquaily. warranted Fix years, sII5 and ut.
wards, at sHElB's MUS C STukE, 63 Twelfth
"a. "ashington Hall 75lsI'sg u llt''-, mriS
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Z DIN and young-male and ,female--take S
s. s. for any blood implrity. ] s
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Y Osx HUNDRED, poLLAEs reward for a better
isnedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment u
azure cure for Piles. p1wlf
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l)PI lJAA'

hu7 EutnGhe ilsIIt cen no s1,ti ~ ,-o,-, "a r.,
{ Srsn m 40 p4S til, cuTcd. EiahllihrSl ID "
eisss.u enESl Refer To- PATIENTS IN All NM, 10
/ - S'eaair!. Or. Z. =. 1Iar~ii, Quincy, Men,
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DRAWING Of JANuARy N ,ss,

DRAWING oS JANUARY 10, lss,.
}. u; Davis. Morning Sun, Shelby couaty,
......- .,,,,,,,.
Sebastian L-huiann, T9i Larimer IT,, Ien.
Nel, .ol.........-.....--- 5000. .--......,,,,
tue A. n."th. l.6 North Vain Src,, !, on.
colu ~. H....". ..-........ ............ ,.,,.,
Fad state National Bins Of New JIleans.
i3r , ar ~ OF ians Of omu ercc, Mem.
phis iein.....---. .................,, .....,,..
L. Sanders, 81 Broadway, New ! orI -
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Such the bold strain that WIN ,hl, land;
FrUin height to h,isht I ON tIll TO river
ionQurst lnch.d Oh with bloc l.wctli md
IN ough trtsic pa ss-uy sill rnf,A ror;
< Dseth and danger, is housD mates ever, -
llaidh',s, NJ Woe, aud p aspects dear
Heart stret EGO lies-but never,
I, A fate 10 daunt thu ionccr
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Old Wheeling. by ohio's .ide.
Seated securr in peaceful state
Mind sill the toll, Of your youth that tried,
~ Hold f-si HE me-. DRY OF your 6 eat;
They won the land, but d arer yet r
They WIZ tho patient hrro.spirtt, 6
Best fruit Of all their bi. oil and 50 cat. .i.
That's the true ,ichcs 10 iuherIt.
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Spoopendykc Wanted III, waterproof

Spo"pendyk 40 Wanted His Waterproof
My dear" said Mr.. spoopendyke, ofthr
Brooklyn Eagle, pulling the shains of the
bed, where is my--my, where is my-you
Know what l mean. What did you do with
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DR.. J. E. SMITH,

80. hi CHApLINE. STREET.
hsb,; eyilencr ofn Dhy,lciAn's success Is the ties
tSOe! hi, p4tIepts. Tue ilcreas Ing demands for
~ pods t'thl services prove that hsve dealt
hasO'lbly AID fairly with th'sc who have consulted
Et. ne,rrii>c IA patients name without Ierlnis-
t0n though have many hundred certi,l 1,tes iroul
ese whom have clrri nftef they had ben pro
h19Trd lacTElblc 4 thorough medical education.
'th man, years horp!u.l experience and familiarity
TIA thcfI ute agents. II clo-. Observance OF tenn
ivfaaeltAl ptruliaritie< md strict Sttentior 10
hIre &c ui1nt emcnt iustircs succcss. II cure l.
pr>iaIe, aud franSIy give the patient my OplntOn
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DRAWING OF FEBRUARY II, 1857,
". Doyle 569 sent ave. Brooklyn. N.Y....
ii.rma1n D. Harlem, 100 Raymond street,
A Thomson 4 Co New Orleans. for account
oil J: Bush l. Co., Mobile, Ala ~,
u. !. Pniilip', CHnaau +. D., ITc COUNTY.
nfH-. through German Ma ional .auk.
memphis, Tenn. -.......-......
W. Mict'elis. 81, Blue Island ave hicsgo.
aehly hamilton ,hIss. L.. .........,,...,,
Ja mes y Colen. New YORK City-..................
'osar AcSesly. sos Sec,nt 81. Newark, y, +.
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your shawl s.rap?" asked Mrs. Spoop.
endyke, dropping the baby into the crib.
"Oh, know; YOUR dumb.bells. Is that
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That wild day seems 10 lift before me
10 h.hMuse and iort, and sward between
The crhcIli guus--the outciirs stormy
Tne dsnIsel rushing o : T tae gterii-- r.
This lnnrtl pause. TIL sli.. DO seen
Backspee'iin' with he precious freight;
And 10 through ciashinS vo,le,s keen,
tnhhrmed, Our Ia Sic wius the gate.
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if,"And i don't, know" continued Mrs.
Spoopendykc, "but | think you had it on
over your water proof. lfyou'll look you
may find your rubber coat inside Of your
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DRAWING OF NOyEypyR 3 ,sS,

Jolia .. Ga;v!n. NJ. II. R. R. station, Bart.
lett 81, itoxbury District. Boston NaS
Russell, III as!n st, Norfolk. Va, col.
lecte'i through Exchans- Nat i1uI'
L. Edwin Meter, Emmittsburs, MI...... ,..,,,
collected through J. u. Seixas &
John hc.lty. lol Christopher street, New
Faux Me!bcl, TX Fist ST., New Orleans,
Lts..... s...~ .s......- ........ ....., ......
II lInfl.l AN.LSs..I..
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DRAWN; OF Fg1eri,py,, ~

sanders. 81 Broadway. New ! ork..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-20

antly, "brl il you like ny art gallery,
Rhal would you say 10 my library9p
He led the way TO the next apafti
iaent, and we followed, expecting only
to see perhaps one bookcase filed with
dusty tones of abstract science. In.
stead, the walls we're lined with very
handsome bookcases, containing oveI
one hundred thousand unsolicited
testimonials from those whom the
Nervine had cured.
"How wonderfully fortunate as well
IS talented yeu are, we exclaimed, in
amazement, THE Nervine has proved
perfect gold mine.p lsi
The doctor looked at US reproach-
fully.
~ am not one to underestimate the
value of wealth, be answered, for
have known what it is to be without
it, but what is the most colossal for.
tune that was ever in the grasp oil
mortal man in comparison to the good
my remedy is doing2 Picture to your.
self, if you can, what must be the
feeling Of an epileptic. Think of him
With his dreadful disease so long pro.
nounced incurable. He cannot take
part in the studies, duties, employ
ments. recreations or amusements Of
an ordinary fellow being. He is an
objecL OF horror rather than of pity tc
his friends. His malady never stands
still it is constantly growing worse
and more dreadful in all its phases
Last and most dreadful before hin
stands the awful phantom of insanity
Sleeping or waking he feels that it il
there, and that sooner or later it vii
clutch him; and it does. An epilepti'
must be, like Job, tempted 10 ours
heaven and die. Why, it would brinj
tears to your eyes to read a letter
received from a gentleman at Pots
dam, New York, telling how he hat
two thousand dreadful fits in eighteel
months, and is now, thanks to tn
Nervine, entirely cured. That poo
fellow can scarcely find words stronI
enough to express his feelings. That
the kind Of a thing to make a ma
feel happy"