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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-13

IN -N A week made ut home by tho indus
ku1 i btrlous. Best nus neer now before tho
ubi,c. Capital not needed We
fy will start yOn Men. women boys
W and girlr wanted evcrywhe @ o work
for nv Now /. the time You can
work IN spre time, or give your whole time TO the
bus noss. No other business Will pay you nearly
az well No ore can fail to IN axe enormous pny,
by engageng at once. Costly out and t1rms FREQ
Money mado fast, easily, and honoraby. Address
TRUE a. CO., Augusta, name
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-13
Health is Wealth !

DIR L. c. WrsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
,rEST, q guaranteed specific for Hystera, Dizzi-
Headache Nervous Prostitution caused by the nso
of alcohol or tobacco Wakefulness, Mental De-
preston, Soldering OF tho Brain resulting in in
Premature Old Age Barrcnress. Loss OF power
in either sex. Involuntary Losses and Sperrnat-
orrhna caused byUver-exertIun OF the brain. self
abuse or over-indllgence. Each box contains
one mouth S treatment, Sl0O box. or SIX boxes
for $500, sent By mail prepaid on receipt of pnco,
We GUARANTEE SIN BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received byus
for SIX boxes, accompanied With $500, we will
tend the purchaser our written guarantee 70 ro
fund the money II the treatment does not eject
O cure Guarantees Issued only by
HARRY w. SCHULZ,
Druggist Cor Commerc al ave-. & 18Th ct, Cairo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-13
II. LOUIS & CAIRO r. r.
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS

- ASD ArTgS MONDAY OCTOBER y.
Express and Mail leaves Cairo, ever day execp,
sunday, A. s:l5 a m. Arriv.s ~ East 81. Louis AZ
3:e0p m Arrives At Cairo At AS p. M
Accommodation arrives al il:i0 g. 70 and de-
parts At |: 90 D. m
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-13

Eay-The $50 .. M. express has PULLMAN
SLEEPING CAR Cairo TO Cincinnati, without
:hanges, aud through sleepere to Ut Louie and
Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-13

3.5opm. Cincinnati Express,
Arriving at Cincinnati 200 am; Louisville 6;ts
am; indianapolis 4;Oo am. Passengers by
this train reach the above pointe ] = to 80
HOURS In advance OF auy other route.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
Newport aud stanton ltems.

Miss May Gardner, noted elocution.
ist will give an elocutionary entertain
ment In the M. 4. church ut Newport
tomorrow, Tuesday evening 1T 7.3o p.
m. She IL spoken Of as being very
proficient reader and no doubt will draw
q large audience. ]
Rev. H. c. Thompson,a a former pastor
with his wife are visiting friends In
Newport. Mr. Thompson preached in
the morning yesterday at Newport and
In the afternoon and evening at Stan.
ton. He is stationed at Keene, New
Hampshire.
The report that the collection taken
up at Stanton M. Il. church yesterday
a week ago was not sufficient to pay off
the debt of that church was I. incorrect.
The amount was sufficient to cover all
ind btedness and there was balance
over. Rev. DIR. Hanlan OF Pennington
Seminary, New Jersey, preached on the
occasion.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03

ATHENS, Ga, November 6, 1881
am averse on general principles to say
ing anything commendatory of pro-
prietary articles, but there are few on
the market that force those of the pro-
fession who come in contact with the
diseased and suffering to acknowledge
their superiority. Among those l find
Swift's Specific to rank high. One
poor unfortunate requests me to tell
you that he had long been sufferer
with terrible blood taint, and securing
little If any relief from other treatment,
finally resOrted to Swift's Specific. He
claims now that it has afforded him re-
lief, that he feels that his blood 10 pure
again, and wishes me to express his
deep obligations, with which ! cheer
fully comply.
Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH JACOBS, Druggist.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03

Up to noon last Saturday there were
IA births, ~ marriages and % deaths re-
ported to the Registrar for the week end
ing OF that time.
The causes of death are reported a.
follows Commissions, 8 consumption,
Z +; scarlet fever, 2 accidentally killed
on the W. & n. Railroad, anasarca,
apoplaxy, Group, catarrh of the lungs,
diphtheria, natural causes, ovarian and
uterine tumors, pneumonia and stran-
gulation, one each.
The number Of deaths for the CORES.
ponding week of 1882 was IS One body
was brought to this city for interment
and two were sent away. During the
month of November there were u births
20 marriages End So deaths, while In
Noveni ber, 1882, ,175 births, 10 marriages
and 50 deaths were reported.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03

Last Saturday was the bsth birthday #
Mrs. Weldin, wifo OF ex!Cor0ner Weldin,
and her daughter, with number OF friends,
resolved to give her surprise party In the
evening. According TO arrangement, the
greater part Of the guests met at the house Of
Mrs. Chestnut, one of the daughters, who re-
sides at Taylor and KirkwoOd streets, and
proceeded to the house Of Mr.. Weldin, on
Walnut street, near Eighth, In body :,
Part Of the guests had already preceded
them. and Mrs Weldin was bus entertain
ing them whom the others arrived. She
SCENE somewhat taken aback at such q
great influx Of company. but was not long 10
aomprehsndlng the occasion Of 1t. In short
time Mr.. Weldin, who wa. absent on busl-
ness, came In, and upon inding both his par.
lors filled with quests, stood for some time IN
amazement un'il the matter was explained.
The evening was spent in q social manner,
and ABOUT 10 o'clock the party were invited
to surround table filled with refreshments
Ample Justice was done the many good
things spread before them, and shortly after
they took their departure with sincere wishes
that the years of their hostess might be
Ienvtheuei out to euab her to participate
in many more celebrations Of the day.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
P.J. WALSH ( CO.,
5O6 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
100 EAST SIXTH STREET IS THE
nlaca We will iell for one dollar

N)O place. We will 'ell for one dollar
wnat you will pay two for any. other place.
cans tomatoes, rs cents. Just the same t0ma-
toes without q label for 10. q can. These
goods are all fresh packed, and hand filled,
tab Q peaches In heavy syrup, lOc., apricots,
h can of this delicious fruit, lsc. u can.
T. M. WEIR
Citron, lemon and orange peel all new and
fresh, 1sc. D., valencia ratsins, 3hs for 2bc. 3;
loose muscatells, L Q. h /; H0ndura large and
fine, lbc. ;Sultan's new, hs for 25c.; London
layers, 2 crown and 4 crown Exc llent
goods. L. M wEAh'
4 MS turkey prunes. csc. French prunes, 10
'Nu 49, Ae'' '"' ~ I. M. WEIR.
Our dried fruits are of the finest quality
2 ms Of pared peaches, 26c. those swiss ap-
pies at lac are burgatns; Oal'f'rnia black
berres and pitted cherries make exc ,llcnt
pies. Il. M. WEIR
This crown syrup Mt l6c. ,qt., and new crop
New Orleans molasses, and this good baking
"0'A'''' ~ ~ ""0 ''' r. M. WEIR.
Our coffee, tea and sugar are beyond com
petition. Our sugar at &C. Is white at o.?
cts. is excellent. Old government Java at
2sc. b pea berry at Is, and paradise coffee.
to keep you happy, and this coffee hat we
give a cup and saucer with every pound and
a pla' with another pound and cup ana
saucer with every pound Of SOC. tea.
r. M. WEIR.
Finest imported macaroni, lac. N vermi,
celia fake tapioca peaxl tap Oca, ,sag0 peal, all
kinds OF the finest brands in store ana TOR
sale at lO3 East 9th street.
''''O +. M. WEIS.
We have the cheapest lot of soap;6 bars
for 24c.: bars of Proctor Gtmble'sosoao, y
cents A lot of soap in fancy boxes for Christ
mas gifts. 4. M WEIR.
q Ms starch in fancy cartoons, 2Sc. irnner's
friend TO 20 with starch. Great convenience,
only &C. L. M. wElk'
Sharp's tomatoes in jars, Only zoe. jar-pure
butter, a2c a N ; lard, l2c. dried apples. loo;
bags -four, 81. 90; best -four, p6 large bag;
8 Ms crackers 25c.: bsginger snaps, 26c.--
For bargains in groceries come to l03 East 9th
street. dl 8tt T. N. WklR.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
MilWaukoo'sSSeal DIAL .

A Milwaukee dispatch to the New
York Sunday Star says The recreant
ex-priest, Anton Pufalski, charged with
attempting blackmail, and the woman
who was his partner in crimes, fled from
the city last night. Before starting the
two went through the form of being
married, although they had previously
claimed to be man aud wife. Rev. Fa-
ther Gulski, the priest who brought the
charge of blackmail, has been in charge
of the Polish church, which has the lar
gest congregation In the city.
The fact that Pufalski, aided by the
woman, had been committing various
crimes. came to the knowledge Of the
priest, and 1t was determined that they
had better leave the town. 1t was also
agreed, after some consultation with the
clergy here, that certain funds be fur
nished them for the purpose of having
Pufalski return to France or Rome, and
the woman to go further West, all OF
which wan agreed to.
Pending the effort to accumulate suf-
ficient funds to furnish Pufalski with
money to return to Europe, 1t seems
that at the instigation of several mali
cious persons Pufalski and the woman
presented one morning In September
last Gather Gulski with an account, ap-
parently against the reverend father.
1t purported to be claim for the main
tenance of child of the priest.
The priest kicked Pufalski out of
doors and then had him and the woman
arrested. The original fall Of priest
Pufalski from grace and his alliance
with the woman caused the greatest
sensation ever known in this city, and
his arrest on a charge Of blackmail re-
newed the sensation. Pending trial
Pufalski and the woman addressed a
confession to Father Gulski, asking
forgiveness and promising to leave the
city if released. The matter was pre-
sented to the Court and sentence sus-
pended.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
POolnsulo POlols.

The Rev. N. N. Browne, of New
Castle, has moved into the new parson-
ago
The New Castle Star and the janitor
|oi the public schools Of that city are on
the outs. From the appearance of q
letter written by the janit0r he should
be = scholar In the schools.
The Odd Fellows of Smyrna presented
% turkey to the widow Of each deceased
member Of their lodge, for Thanksgiving
day.
J "A Philsdelphia sporting club Is erect
ing club.h house at Delaware city that
will cost from 5000 $4,000. IN
The steamer Rsybold will hereafter
make tri.weskly instead of daily trips
between Delaware City and Philadel-
ph a.
{ +. d. Chester, professor Of agricul-
ture, geology, and nineralogy has re-.
signed his seat in Delaware College,
to accept q position in Mexico.
Mr.. L. E. Eliason, of New Castle,
who was sccidsntly shot In the eye,
while out cunning recently, is progress.
ing very fsvorably, although at pres
ent he has entirely lost the use Of his
eye. His physician thinks, however,
shst with cars he.will again regain his
sight
James H. Macy husked lO2 bushels of
ears OF corn In seven hours at q husking
Oh Ut Blackbird, and now Offers to
husk against any man in the State, by
the minute, hour or day.
:. William Pryor has purchased farm
belODging 10 his fathers estate. near
Smyrna, containing forry-two acres, for
81, 800.
: David Loose has bought . farm of
John A. Savin, In Kent County, for $4,.
600. r.... ....-
Will Richards, son of John r. Rick
ards of Bridgeville returned home last
week from the West after an absence OF
four years.
A human skeleton was dug up few
days ago In the Eagle Hotel stables at
Georgetown, about three feet bslow the
surface, which had evidently been
buried . long time.
1t. g. G. Hanus, U. S. N. command
ing the U. s. Coast Survey, str. Arago,
who has travelled over almost all the
waters of the world, says that there are
few places where there are more and
severer storms than at and off the mouth
Of the Del aware Bay.
Now Easton wants TO be city like
Cam bridge, with wards and City Coun-
c., and Mayor and two policemen, and q
corner pear stand. Well, 1t must be 10.
Small boys are always anxious to got
into q long tailed coat.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03

The peop.e of Dover having upon sew.
eral occasions been threatened with a
serious conAagration, because of no FIRE
apparatus, now have an efficient fire
company and fine water works, whic h
are being made more efficient as the
following item from the Sentinel will
show :: The town Council have con-
tracted with Philadelphia party, and
they are now at work putting in a pipe
from the creek to the water works
building, so as o connect the engines
directly with the stream, and in case Of
fire to pump directly from the creek.
This will give an inexhaustible supply
of water. The work will cost about
$500.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
Chicago Dressed Beef.

Sawdon & Gould have fitted up q
large refrigerator on Tatnall street
above Second, for the reception of all
kinds of dressed meats, and at the low
rate at which they are selling the same
we may expect quite revolution in the
trade Of the city. Their preparations
are on an extensive scale, and the citi-
zens generally are invited to call and
examine them. Full particulars may
be found on reference to adv. in another
column.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
A Break Dow n.

This morning az Mr.. Harry Dure, of
the firm of Bowers & Dure, was driving
along Third street near King, the fro t
axle of his carriage broke close to the
wheel, letting the vehicle down in the
street. No damage was done either to
the horse or the occupants, and the car
rage was taken to shop for repairs.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03

Last Saturday evening Emil Sowrey,
a brakeman OH the p, W. & b. Rail-
road, had his right hand caught be-
tween the cars, and three Of his fingers
badly mashed, near Third street cross
ing. He was removed to his residence,
No. 822 Kirkwood street, where his in
iures were attended to by DR.. Kane,
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03

OF the many remedies before the pub
lic for Nervous Debility and weakness
of Nerve Generative System, there 10
none equal to Aliens Brain Food, which
promptly and permanently restores all
lost vig0r; it never fails. ii pkg, tor
IS. At druggists.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
A p-.c,,ca, and succ essfuI

business IS always based on: First, per-
sonal integrity. Second, gentlemaniy
demeanor. Third and last, good goods
and low prices. y ese prerequisites are
always found ut Great Tobacco Mart
Seventh and Ora Q street. Chapman,
proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03

Captain Bloomsbury, the well
known and popular commander of the
steamer Wilmington, has been confin.
ed to his house for several days with
sickness. His many friends in this city
will rejoice to hear of his speedy re-
covery, and of his soon being able to re-
sumo the position he 80 ably fills.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
Le,b,g Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic.

"Is far superior to the fashionable
and Elusive preparations Of beef, wine
and iron," says Professor f. W. Hunt,
M. d, Honorary Member Imperial
Medical Society of St. Petersburg,
Russia, ETC., etc. 1t will re-construct
the most shattered and enfeebletl, rein !.
vigorat the aged and infrm, and make
sickly children blooming and healthy.
Invaluable in female complaints, re-
moving irregularity, pains and exhaus'
tion. Quiets restless children and in
fants, Beware of worthless limitations.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03

Don't live for yourself, and do not be
afraid of diminishing your happiness
by promoting tnat of others. He who
labOrs wholly for the bnefit of others,
and. AZ IT were, forgets himself, is far
happier than the man who makes him
self the sole object of all bis affections
and exertiOns.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
Not MaDplness.

Though it has been proved over and
overs gain that rest 10 not happiness, tht
belief IL . popular fallacy. 1t seem,
that the one bright drssm that cheers
the busy man through the years of struG
gle and strife Of early life is that by
and by, when he is old, he will give up
work entirely and rest. And the mother
as she ministers to the ever-recurring
wants of her little family, revels In an
ticipation OF the days to come when the
children will have grown up, and she
and her husband can enjoy again the
repose Of earlier years.
Perhaps at fifty.fve the man has
succeeded beyond the most sanguine
expectations Of his youth but does he
settle up his business affairs snd invest
all his capital In government bonds
that he may be rid Of care, although
his mbney yields him a low rate Of in
terest? Not one time In thousand, If
he can see anything more remunerative
to do with 1t. But II he decides in favor
Of the care-free course, nine times out
out Of ten he devotes the remainder Of
his life to regretting hts folly in closing
out q business that had made him com
paratively happy in years past, and by
this act sevring his connection with the
active, moving world about him.
And the house seems never 80 big, nor
mothers heart half 80 desolate as when
she has said goodbye to the baby and
he goes out into the world to battle
with its trials.
Then how the years of his dependence,
when he was constant care, come back
to her, and how gladly would she turn
to them!
But it is too late now. While all
these joys of motherhood were hers, she
allowed herself to be blinded by the
dazzling picture of the rest In the future,
until she could see no beauty in the
busy present.
Were it not for this effect, which in
variably results from our mistaken
idea Of the delights of rest, We should
feel that the time was worse than lost
that is spent in referring to it. But it
is mistake that may in great msa
sure be avoided. Every one of us may
discover new beauties In our daily toll
by steadfastly resisting this one temp
tation to long for rest as the one thing
to he desired. The world IL working
world and man is a working creature,
and the sooner we realize this truth the
better we fill the places for which the
Almighty has designed US.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03

He Dis tasses Both 8saAaIl ssd
Csx and 10 Elsctea - the F1rss
Ballet.

RAnhAa
~,
WAshtNS1on, DOC. lne IsuCu'
o. Democrstlc hePresensaTv1s ~, @ eIoct 70
nlght nosninspod Joen ". cslhse 20 oe
opoAIoI. lug isss oSy VI ,ao osn'"ea
vs. iess excltnk spnn ybo W. "
.u.oo Wn'cn Pfocouo. u. Do'u oouu'-
aatss Wers wesry, Inu 1ne!i "ornSls .n
elo uln out. A'sfo E PsL. =. u. y.
aay was sPsnt W Sno 'l'e"us "
Messts. hAnasu snu CArinle ~ ~ ygg uylhgg
W a.tsnRo sMsceu'y ~ ~ 70 S. wnc snou.u .nu
agreement had been reached before the
caucus met. Extreme uncertainty pre-
vSited ~ Wy WIN iesPoOt " tne stti'
tude OF the new YORK hePresentatives
and the supporters OF MI. COX outside
OF tnst stste, no when the caucus met
Few people knew wnether or not Mr..
Coxis name wouid pe pros0hte9' ~,
Mr. 1ccaes having Deen selected "a
tne presiding omcsr, tne nght imme-
diately opened. Inc csndilates were
.mlealstsly Ptsce0 IN nomlns.son, enc'
coNtnIy s0 tne exPscssuon q mery,
Mf; Ccx was SnteIed ior sle isce; Lne
call oi tne r"'i nhsA PIocooGoo no iurthor
tnsh the Staee OF NOW jersey, wnen sa
tne report came tnat tnS vote $1,000 ~
Ior OsriisiS 70 2" lor Ootn sne otner can
oidatss. When tennsylvanin ~ nsd peen
passed the vote sun stood ~ lor CAr
use. Kshdail had run up 70 a ana
Cox 70 ~. FIVE minutes aver came lns
result: loI Tor Cariisle' 20 ror Nandail
and 80 ior Cox. insro was, oI course,
unDounde' enthusiasm III tne room
where Mr.. Carlisle eaa stayed' sur
round0o Dy crown oi 'r'ohoS'
CARLIsLE'S DISAPPOINTMENT.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03

The handkerchief extracts sold by
j. r. Hartman, druggist, Fifth and
Poplar, are fne-Marie Stewart, CASH
mere Bouquet, Carnation Pink, White
Rose and mauy others.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03

Do sandwiches come from the Sand.
wich Islands? OF course not, but
consumption always comes from ne
elected colds, And a bottle of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup taken in time will
save much suffering.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
DATE.

The Republican caucus was slimly
attended Mr.. Cannon, of Illinois, pre-
sided, and was su bsequently made chair
man Of the Republican caucus of the
XLVIIIth Congress. AS hardly ma.
jority Of the Republican Representatives.
elect had arrived, Mr.. Phelps moved
that the caucus adjourn till Monday
morning, In order that the absentees
might have All opportunity to take part
in its proceedings. This motion Mr..
Phelps supported in short, good
tempered speech, but IL was defeated.
General Browne, of Indiana, place d
General Keifer In nomination in a
speech which rehearsed the achieve
ments Of the XLvIIth Congress- and
the part taken by his candidate In win
ming them. The speech was In the
same lire with General Keifer's letter
to Mr.. Phelps. Mr.. Thomas,of Illinois,
made short speech seconding Keifsr's
nomination.
A. X Parker put forward George d.
Robinson, of Massac husetts, az a can
didate not only worthy of the cOmpli-
meut to be bestowed, but the man
whose nomination would be ratified by
the Republican party Of the entire
country. He referred to General Keif-
er's letter and deprecated the attack
upon the Republican press, which, AZ
every ybOdy knows, he said, IL inspired
by sincere desire to promote the best
interests Of the Republican party, and
which reflects the prevailing opinions
and sentiments Of an overwhelming
majority of Republicans.
The caucus divided, and General
Keifer was nominated by vote OF A
| to 10. ID
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
Prohibition In south Corolins.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Dec. 1.-Elections
On the question of license" no
license" were held yesterday and today
in the towns Of Marion, Winnsboro and
Opdensburg, resulting in each instance
In overwhelming victories for the prohi'
bition party.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
llOfN.

Louis L. Ratio and family will leave
this city in few d7ys for Brunswick,
Ca, where they will make their future
home.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
The We0sneH.

Office of the Chief Signal Ohicsr,
Washington, December 3.--10 q. m.
For the Middle Atlantic States /:
There were yesterday slight squalls
of suow and showers Of rain In the
New England and Middle States, fol.
lowed by clear and colder weather. To.
morrow will be cold and rather hazy,
followed by q risi ng temperature.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
State Of the TbermOmoter
1t the KHPUBLI0AN office In the shade,
O'Clock 10 o'clock u O'Clock
80 37o 400

Fem e. Cos Thermometer registered
yesterday, 40 degrees at 3p. m., 43 at
6 D. m., and 40 at 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
ror Throat s,iseases, Coughs,

Colds, etc., efisctual relief is found In
the use of Browns Bronchial
Troches." Price 25 cents. Sold only
in boxes.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03

Lex. barney makes frames cheaper than
others. Fall styles in ebony, velvet and
plush goods. No. E. Seventh strest.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03

portable Heaters IL the Excelsior; also
tne Saxon hot air furnace, for which we
are sole agents. schBn's Heater.
shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-03
O'DOnnell to bo Hanged.

LONDON, December 2.-O'Donnell's
case was submitted to the jury at seven
o'clock ON Saturday evening. There
were some matters that they did not
understand, and forty minutes later
they returned TO Court for instructions
from the Judge, and at nine O'Clock the
jury came into Court with verdict OF
guilty.
The Judge then passed sentence Of
death in the usual form. The prisoner
now wanted to speak. The Judge,
however, ordered his removal. The
police seized him, when O'D0nnell held
up his right hand, his fingers extended,
and shouted: Three cheers for old
Ireland ! Good bye, United States!
To hell with the British and the British
Crown 1t is plot made up by the
Crown p
After . refreshing nights sleep
O'Donnell ate hearty breakfast, and
con versed freely with the wardens
during Sunday. He expressed no sur
prise at the verdict, although he con.
fessed that the jury's hesitation inspired
him with hope that he might escape
the extreme penalty Of the law. He
highly praised Mr.. Russeli's able de-
fence. He still maintains that he is
innocent of murder. All day Sunday
O'Donnell displayed extreme indiffer-
ence, and even bore a jaunty air. He
does not seem to despair of a respite.
He says his friends outside will move
Heaven and earth to obtain his release.
The most delicate persons eptOy
taking Emory's Little Cathartic Pills;
they restore color, give wholesome ap-
petite, put new life in broken down
body; they are pleasant to take and
their action is very mild. Druggists
sell them.-15 cents.