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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-12

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NV YORK sept ~
inspector Dyrnes and his detectives Law
ben rnv~tar-iou<lv active of late. hut al e.
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rn.~.,,,,~ .rs,, ~. ev.rinr. Tb-n sbe
Inspector announced mat io5m-r e'e'< ~
The bureau for the collection Of assessments
ana Of arrears Of taxes inc he Comptrpller's
oncs ~.s : prsoner Y .ne 49, 49, 4
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the charge upon which David ~ Aiken' %
the Department of~Public Works. was ar
r-~r~i :a~f w~ek The prisoner 49, John
y r.ru --h, 80 ~,~. $3.50 rr~xfons.to
L ..----.
-. LATCH n~a 49, So ~ ~
- ~hich the accounts q delinquent az
payers are referred. The regular tar ofEIce
being fully occupied with the tax and g.
se~sment roll q ne current h-sal year'
inspector byraes toid ne steEy ~ me
rest
On Saturday last The Com1froIler. who n
n.k;,v . ~~r~ tbcrnr,h examination into
n, 80 .~-.-- ~ 80 "a ,l~ a,fP-rent
--'..s l. .s.-',.-.,..5 .o,,,.
bureaus connected ~ifh ~. ~ ~eosrFe1 ON
discrepancies IN the accounts q the bureau
Of arrears. IN one Or the books be found
II. a. rc.<<5 ~ - naii where the city
go ~ --,.-isst 80 ,,,cr-x ~ r-s,ort~.,
80 r,.t,e~ - Nv n,ssr;r< Afforn~r ana
fhex IVA 4 eonmitnfion Is Which INSPECTOR
Bylnes was called On ir.rninE The facts
- Y sarx. n se.;ns john a. c.rreii.
80 49, - 4 ;srssr~e5 isst v.rrh. rn~ csu~s
N Cs,rol,'s ii~cisrre 49, general inssf~n-
sinr AZ ln~;ne~~ .ni 10 suspicion of irrer-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-12

was horn in the Luxembourg Just
about fifty Years ago. Goodness: How
/ used 70 work Al the bench when was
= lad. sewing and hammering. ham
mcrinr and sewing on boot and Shoes
There wa that dear old father ~ mine.
with ri. h:g s;eel-rimmei spectacleS
perchei On hi nose. who Sc me An eS-
ample 81 thrift and honesty. -'Abore
all. \ b. n-ei 10 say % a.. for brother
then worked with me. ''be : good shoe
maker. Never scamp ANYTHING Do
the hes. You can. and ID Il Al the
time" Ne would work from sunrise
70 far into the night. The pay We ~;
wa little enough. - small that We
used % watch the candle that f,uiiered
in the wind and worry over it, cost
1--we worked very. very hard. and Gus
tom was good. We might count On =
rain n ten Sous each. but ~omerlme-we
would Al stop pegzing away because
the poor people In our village had no
money ID pay fir shoes. on how diiti-
cult i was ID buy sack ~ coarse flour
or little strap ~ meat. We lived
from hand 10 mouth. Poor old father.
do what We could % help him. he got
into debt. and owed q one time -
much = thir's francs "nas 4 wv.
sum tnat Steuira ~ TVS ~ ~ Mna'
whole mountain 81 einpa' tarsI',sn.
! starved mssfn u c'',s1 ~ pu' /.
mite mp1rN nsne. ~ 1as -. -
father: H. 'h'n- 1on I. ~ 4
..Yon will leave me. my som Your
poor Old father J. A incumbrance n
YOU 49,, ~. =. 80, ~. ~. n '-,, M :, =
a~ss n Nv's ~. 49,. " 80
IspnrA ~
~no+ihANrf' ~ r.''e',.,~ a'e 800 :
ana even. ~ ~n.Ps 49,
rs N1I'n ann ron o'~7'n ','''''
parry 49,
4 went ~ fs,'s ana - = .n'~s's ~, !
Life lot atmf- ihAr1is Sainea ny 1870
- nrs'; ine n4ui's 81 ~ 5I,s'nI
shoemaker horrlilcd me- for nsd pee!
brcngh; UP ~ piou> iather. = Wa
EOol workman n""eNe.' anu 49,
while ionnd sfeans emn.'sinent' n,,.
could heip r,or - her oui W.T. trft i''''s
q. A u-th ~ maSe ny nextt s,rt x
think ~ him erampeh up ~ r. i'.iie
dinEy room working aw.y IT neaf iiie
with TIE meagrr rrward n = eru~' n
dr'et bread Inc nacif- ~ economy
he hal TAUGHT ms heiI's'h mt men.
scraped together ~ ~ ~.n' Anu 4 -
sent him ten frances. ne ~rc.s in'
that tne sum nal saved MIN iroin psin'
TUNED nut - NJ peor p'i ch@ihotI
This VIII never do. l aid mu-
20 ~omewhere ci-f- Am -DPn Noe
maker. AMI experience N far,- ~
given me- the finishing touch. ! mus
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-12

Expl.sion q the Boiler o. fhs steamer
y. 4. noAiuson n Arnany. =. Y.-Hhrso
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ALBANY. y. Il. sept ~
Early this morning the boiler On The
steamer ]. 8. Robinson. which lay &C the
fac< ~ W-~ter,oc ~<r.~<. exnloied with
--s-.s.-, 1900 s~-x--.s-. r7i-~ ~. ..~-
l'iSn.Lul ioE.e ..s''ty A.ns 49,
tain. GeorEe =. warner, ana fireman. y n
Clearly, and seriously injuring Fred
Ten~lar. engineer. Who wa< blown into tho
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deck hands Richard Van Zandr, son q
Can't. Van Zandf. Of the tug Core. from
Me- B.ltimore. wing slonr~ide a. Robin
- 800 l1s~S ~-ss p.ts---- =
tnr hattie -. belts, was blown from n's
pilot-house onto the wharf and severely In
jured. The Belts. which Law q the stern
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y. '-.s -- .-sr, - 800
So' Z, alon6s1os, ~.s 20.
q. +. 6routs lying ahead a the Robin
son. had joiner work carried away and mo
chinery damaged The Robinson sank i'm
mediafely. carrying with Il the body %
Cleary. the fireman. One section o. The
hurled 40 feet against the top story Of :
tsree-story building. crushing IN portion
q the vail Another section. weighing
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08
nMERRY.WAR y
J. and L. BERGER

AT last We are TO have it, Capt Shields,
after months OF correspondence and by
diut of hard work has secured for the Cit.
Gems Of Cairo the largest and most expen-
siye organization extent, Col. J. H. liver.
iy'a Opera Company. The announcement
That this company will appear here next
Friday night, presenting the latest musical
success Merry War" will be an announce.
ment welcomed by our music.loying peo-
pie aud theatre-go ers generally, Merry
War is the latest master~ork OF Joshann
Strauss sud il has been pronounced as the
most bewitching musical production Of the
day; in fact the famous Waltz King
Strauss has fairly outdone all previous
efforts. When one recalls the enchanting
strains Of the ever popular Blue Danube"
and Thousand and Overnight wal,ze,
they can then get faint idea Of the grand
musical feast in store for them. The opera
is said 10 be full Of bright and spirited
passages, replete with that facinating live
illness which marks Strauss music AS a rule
Haverly's Opera company was the first to
produce this operate gem in this country
aud the company that visits us next Friday
nigh, are the originals who created tho
"MeHy War 10 New York where they held
the stage lor five months the longest run
ever credited to shy opera or company
The costumes are said to be simply gorge.
ons One grand feature with this company
they briug thar own orchestra, feature
noticeahy lacking IN all other companies
who have appeared here of late. The re.
guIar prices ot Hayerly's company havt
been $3.50 and $500, but through the in.
fuence Of m4ny prominent citizens and
Capt. Shields, Hayerly's representative has
consented to make highest price 1925
The sale Of seats will open Tuesday morn
ing ana we predict the Opera House will
he put to its test
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

this and our sister states gravltate. The
tobacco business 10 one of the most import
ant branches of trade and the community
that has a large trade in the article adds
many thousands Of dollars to its wealth
every year in various ways. At present, we
have bat one firm in the city that is partic-
ularly in the tobacco business, Messrs
Ashbrook & Robinson, who handle the
great luxury on commission, aud for Cairo's
size and situation this firm does not handle
near the quantity that it ought and can
handle conveniently. That the business
can be worked up was proven in former
years when the business men generally
took an active part in it. Paducah does o
heavy business IN tobacco and has not the
advantages Of Cairo as market. A Int.
tie effort on the part of Cairo business men
could lay Paducah out as a tobacco market,
and the effort should not be wanting.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08
JIM rrotectlYe TaLiT.

There's 40 telling VII re the bsaeiis OF
our Pro.ectye 7 luH will end. Capitalists
Of East saginaw, Mich, are said 10 have
started a company with 100000 tor the
purpose oI rarlby oranges, And there is 40
doubt ina. Davidson has the largest and
finest stock Of stores aud gers IN South
ern Illinois. Itis proqosei % purchase
fifteen acres vi land neaf ST. LJus, @llcu
vii. b. conysucl into huge greenhouse
sod heated b7 ste IN; greenhouse reminds
me that Dylas,u is The downtown agen,
for Dc5 ROBBERS green house. Some TWEEN
ty or more Italians viii b. specially i'm
ported To operate this grove. a. present
oranges sell a, twenty I've cents d ze9i
but, oil course, congress viii be expected 10
levy q dly Dt tWeuty-iise cents piece 10
en- ourage this jniantle industry Toilet
ware, bath tues, re.rgerators, wtter-Cooler
and ice cream treezers 40 DlyidsJns. Il is
thou !at that lhi, duty will enable this en-
terprise 90 sell rs pradn4 st tblry cents
each A, these Imported labuers will be-
come consumers, our agricultural interest
will be benefited 10 that ty,c1', and David
tn does all kind, Of job work 10 ia, cop,
per anu sheet iron. The steam heating re-
qurred during the winter will necessarily
help the coal dealsr and miner 50 that,
all things considered, il is believed that
our country will be largely the gpIner oy
encouraging tbs project. From ST. Louis
standpoint, We Say let the iree.lr,de f4ns-
ties howl. What are governments for but
TO encourage these iniautie industries 2
and other thing bad ocary forgot, those
oil stoves are s. great camfort in bot wealth
er. Davidson has them TO
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08
PROPERTY CHANGES.

During the week ending yesterday the
following deeds we're recorded by Circuit
Clerk A. II. irwin:
March 3lst, Otto G. Angle TO W. A. Nc.
Grew; deed, dated February 5,h, 1888, for
lot numbered S, in block numbered II, in
the City of Cairo.
April end United States to Jno Ryal;
patent, dated August LIST, 1868, for southwest
quarter of northwest quarter, and soutbe at
quarter OF northwest quarter, section ),
township II, range ?.
April 9Th, Hugh WoHhington ct. ux. to
Albert Oakes; quit claim deed, datei Feb.
ruary 2t,h, 1868, for northeast quarter of
southwest quarter, of section SO, township
10, range 2
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

rain following, which fell over five inches
in eight hours, making it the most terrible
deluge known to the Oldest inhabitants.
The Ella Kimbrough from St. Louis is
due tonight.
The City of Vicksburg is due this even
Ing from st. Louis for Vicksburg.
The W. p Halliday from St, Louis is
due tonight for New Orleans
Yesterday was lively and spring-likc,
Business on the wharf dull.
The Henry A. Tyler leaves here Tuesday
morning, 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock. She
goes to O5ceoa.
The John s. Hopkins, one Of the Evans
vile and Paduoah packets, connecting
with the Gus Fowler, came down Yesterday
on flying trip which vas her first visit in
several months.
The viii Kyle from New Orleans ar ived
here at o'clock last evening. She had
900 tons of freight and 20 cabin passengers
aud left Tor Cincinnati at $50 p, m
The Jas. W. G4ff from Cincinnati will
arrive here to-day at noon. She zoe. ia
Memphis,
The elegant steamer viii s, Hay
famous for speed, elegance and comfor
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08
STAGES on TIE RIVER,

The river marked by the gauge last even'
ing at this port, 80 feet inches and rs'
ing.
Cincinnati, April 7-Gp. m.-Riycr AZ
feet inch and rising.
Pittsburgh, April IS p. m--River .
feet inches and falling,
Louisville, April 7-6 =, m.~Rlver II
feet inch and rising.
Nashville April 10 p, m River 30
fee, inches and rising.
Chattanooga, April T--6 p. IN. --Rlver
ID feet 10 inches and falling,
st. Louis, April % p. m, River 10
feet inches and rising
RIVER ITEMS,
The river kilograms received here last
evening from New Orleans we're alarming
aud tho overflow of that beautiful city
seems inevitable. The river was up to
high water mark and rising fast with IA
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

On hand and Tor sale cheap rs any living
man can buy Apples Early Rose Ohio and
Snowflake potatoes; Silver Soap, set Of
Silver Tea Spoons in each box; Cheese; But
ter; Eggs; Canned Goods Tomatoes; Corn
Peaches; Strawberries; Syrup; salmon
Mackerel Pot Luck and many other goods
too numerous to mention at my store on
9Th street,
Please give mca call. Respectfully,
n G. NJ. ALDEN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08
store Room For Bent.

The large brick store, corner of 18Th AMI
Poplar, 50x75 with cellar full size; wagon
yard 50yl0D good stock well aud cistern
an old established cuisines corner (snCe
1850, now for rent with all the fixtures.
viii be vacated and possession given April
25th, also furnished rooms, IN same build
ing up stairs for rent Apply to A, sjwoboda.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08
New Blacksmith Shop.

A new horse shoeing shop has been open
ed by Mr. p Powers Ga Tenth street All
manner Of blacksmjtbing and wagon work
done to order Repairing work specially.
Work done promptly. #
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

The use Of EIYs' Cream Balm, sure
cure for Ca,arh, rlay Fever and Cold in
Head, is attended with no pain, inconveni-
once or dreal, which can be said Of noother
remedy, Price so cents.
Apply into nostrils with little finger.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08
$500 E2EWARD!

We will py ht above reward Tor apr q Liver Complaint
Nyv!a. srS Headache, JtsUan, Cgn'ipulon or Coysgs,
go e0hl' tif' with Wet' Nssa Liver i' wheu the dr,c.
''H''n l.r,,v erpi with. They l4f,y vegetable,
'H'er hl so rive Nactca, Cosis Large boxes, coo.
n-nI 81 pl % Fer ut lv Ill druggists. BsNar, u
t.unis ' go mutation. ne rHf Manufactured ony ~
JOIN g. VISTA CO., ~ 10 S.. Madison ST. Chicagl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

FARMERS and others desiring genieol,
lucrative agency business, by which 50 to
$50 day can be earned send address at
once, on postal, t. II. G. Wilkinson ~ Co.,
1875 and 1877 Fulton street, New York.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

Dan Spaulding, OF Smthiicld, Il. l., Is
an eccentric individual, particularly
noted for the boundless charity which
he is always ready TO manifest toward
stray cats and orphan boys that may
incidentally come under his notice.
There has not been . time during many
years, so hi, ncigahors say, in which nc
has not had from one to three small
frendless boys in his family who are
fed, clothed, and educated until they
run away or are able to make their
own way in the world, while as to cats
ii is said hi, stock has never been below
three or four, and often as high AS a
dozen
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08
FOr NaLe Farm.

A good farm 10 the TIMBER, eighty acres
under cultivation; blue grass pasture; farm
contains 1872 acres; in Bond county, Ills,
2l5 miles from railroad station.
Z. 4. BURNETT
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08
Ice, Wood and Kindlmg

Northern Lake Ice SOC. per 100 lbs.
good, dry wood, sawed, 81 per cord, aud
kindling 81 per load, at Jacob Klee's.
Leave orders al City Brewery. II
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

Eotccs ~ ms cg.aun, tlsrt cent. per Inc for
drst and ave- cGutr per lIue each slh-oqqeDt nser-
ion. For one week, ~ cents per line For one
Month, 60 cent? per Inc
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

An election Will be held Saturday, April
l4th, for onr member Of toe board ot school
trustees. Place of voting, Arab engine
house By order OF the board,
VI TGNspEE
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
Additional Local News.


An Interesting entertainment for chill
o'cn VIII DC gwen at reform Dan 'o''hol'
~" u'B"' A''l''''on VIII o' free 10 an
"A large ice box tor sale at 6, D. Will
IlamSon's. It
AIR John McEwcn and assistants are
at work removing the plaster ceiling of the
CITY National bank for the purpose OF put
ing on " nc" ana more ornamental one
In the Wabash yards everything moves
on as usual Other men have been employ.
ed 10 the places Of those who resigned and
there seems 10 be 90 disposition on the part
OF the former l's'u'oers to gave further
VIo.eut expression to the'F di'pIeasure'
plymouth Rock Egg SlOO per dozen
ate NJ AIdens" It
-D"ie! charleston was charged by
fm' htrYey yesterday WIN stealing par
OF p'nn'oons from the sad Heryey' valued
at seven dollars ana MY cents Daniel
was ''''''''' W '''S ''''"'' >''''"S' "H'
"'sc"A'Re"'
But one mass will be celebrated this
| morning in st Ps'rick's church and one in
St Joscph's Mass ut st. Patrck's will be
a. Q D CLOCK az J. al d. > o'e'n . At ~ oe'ocS'
Owing 70 Father O'Hare's illness, Father
Murphy will oiiiciale at both churches,
Tickets Cor Miss Pitchers benefit viii
be On sale at Badefs after 8 O'Clock Mon.
day morning where reserved seats can be
obtained without extra charge II
A rise OF two feet one inch occurred in
the Ohio at this point duriog the twenty.
four hours ending yesterday aCterno n when
the river stood at thir,y-nine feet eight in.
ches. By to-day the bottom lands around
Us viii be flooded again and many farmers
Will have TO remain at home idle Rises
were also reported from Cincinnati, Chats-
nooga, Louisville and ST. Louis. The rise
Of the last named place was two inches,
| he terry boat Three states goes To
For. Jefferson this afternoon al Q o'clock
he will be delightful excursion. Only
96c. for the round Trip. II
whit man rs,3ors, ohrormo,r,,
hama. ~. t,o ,ih...I ,,,.,,I,,oo,o ., III. an
,o,i,s f,r cor, i,i,o roisod dis,r,h,rco
a, ,ho ,,sse,rar 5sn,, oy,bo r.,iroi. ro,
trsl damn, va.,ar1sy onsrnco, and wber
r.d,. c,,e,n,o ,,.,.,.o,l q, min, him
dror. ,o,r,, ~, tho, ,o,,,sr.c, and
made some dangerous demonstrations Of
displeasurc. A little while after the dis
turber was 10 tie city s4il where he viii re.
main until tomorrow to sober ~ and be
tried.
Call vt Mrs 5. Williamsons, on Sow.
enth street near Commercial avenue, aud
have your old hats shaped AMI made over
in tbe latest st;le for the small sum #
twenty five cents. II
|
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

"'DR. Lindsey's Blood Searcher' cured
my son of crysipelas." Mrs, Il, smelz-
or, Larimer, Pa. 1t cures all blood dis.
cases.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

For lame Back, Siie or Chest use
ShiIoh's Porous Plaster Price % cents
Paul G. Schulz, agent. 90
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

WEBSTER Bros, Benton Ill.,, says IRE
ports from our patrons who use Browns
Iron Bitters are highly satisfactory"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS
Frerl Cards and ChromOs

We will aeud Fl Dy ms -smple ct OF our
large German, Freuch hLd American Chromo
Cards, ou tinted aud gold gfOnlds with price
list n Owe, 2.0 HE Ont designs, on receipt Of
STAN iot postage WewIll als'' send rec by mall
AZ samp -, ten our beautiful Chromos. on re
&c pi oltr cents 70 pay form King md postage
i 90 enclose Ildeuial price Lat If ouy large
OF chr0u 81. Agents wanted. address GLiA.
SON CO., - summer treet, Boston. Macs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

WANTED ~ lady to canvass city.
For particulars apply to Boston Cash Store,
Ct
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by US on guarantee. II cures con-
sumption. Paul G.. echuh, agent. Coy
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

DAMAGED DAMAGED I! DAMAGED Il!
We have no damaged goods but in order to
compete with damaged stocks we have con-
cuded to so DAMAGE our PRICES as to MAKE
It an advantage TO all purchasers to pur-
chase new fresh aud desirable goods in
preference 10 goods damaged 10y Ere and
water, We have remnants Of Brussels
carpets IN pieces as large as 90 yards, aud
will sell them for j0c. per yard, We have
remnants in all departments and We SELL
THEN at half the original COST, We have
job lots in towels, napkins, hosies, etc lthst
you have only tn see to appreciate; accept
the invitation to call and see for youieIf,
when you viii learn that We are not to be
under sold Remember our damaged prices
are 50 mutilsted as to off,ttt the damaged
goods that We have not got. We mean bu-
siness, Yours very truly,
J and /. RrRGRR
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

IL II afoif-eyllont thai o phyelciah pay lng
particular attention iu "a r,ll. ufCNsrs Nltllns
Went ski ~ mud phy Nriaug lu regular ntnrUrr
Az over the country knowing ms rtlUrulN
recommend cases tn tlp oldest thiCO in Amrtitu0
and the proved uohd y, tnHtli"s o. hll
ages and countries are used, n whole house u
uted mr office purrOlVs, ma an are lreNitd WIN
am IN a respectful nlann,ri aud kuuW ing
what Ia do, no experiment. nee undr' ~ &C.
count II the great iumhr gnpting, 'ln
chirgr4 are KEPT low, oflcu 'nNrr ihRn "
a1nhnlrd py others | { vHu secure the akl'l
and pct n andaty and pctlcCi liip cure, that Is
Ilp lmIul lMIt matter Iuuluhlai, IN pN 20 {,
s.Nt. la uuv address irVp,
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RIVER NEWS.
49, I'D

", T. :AsBniN, river editor OF fgE BULLETIN
ana Steamboat passenger agent. Orders for at
kinds OF steamboat job printing solicited Once
al HnWots European Hotel, NO. ~ Ohio leyee.
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DR y G, WEsTs NERVE AND BRAIN TnrAr-
nlENr, q guaranteed specihc for llystcrn Diazi-
Headache Nervous Proetratun caused by tho uso
Of alcohol or tobacco, Waiorulnoes. Mental De-
preston, Soltnning OF tho Brain resulting in in.
Eauity and leading 70 m6ery, decay and death.
Premature Old Age, BarrcntesA LoeH OF power
N either eex ingolultary Losses and SpermDl-
orrhua caused byOver-oxertou % tho brain, self.
fbnbo or observation-disclosures. Each box contains
one months troatment 800 box, or elk boxca
forShoo, sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of PRICE
VIZ 6UAa4NTEE SsN BOXES
To euro any case. With each order received byus
for six Lozos accompanied with 500, We will
Boud tla purchaser oar writtnn guarantee 10 re-
fund tho money u thp'trpnunent does not effect
cure. Gnalautnas sHied only b.
ia Y w. SCHUI.
pr9yrA cor. COMMERCIAL ave. & 18th st., Cairo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-08

SURGICAL cAsrs receive special attention: