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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-12
A Victory for the People.

EFFINGHAM, H., Dec 1.-THE suits by
the Springfield, EfiinghAm 4 Southeastern
railway company against Bishop and Doug
las townships, to compel the former to is.
sue $40, 900 and the latter $50. 900 Of bonds
voted In 1870, have been on trial before
Judge Casey since Tuesday. The road WAS
not completed until after the limitation law
OF 1877 took effect An act Of the last leg.
islature was passed. many believe, to en-
able these suits to be brought. The corpo-
ration did not comply with any Of the orlgi'
nal conditions, and the+e are very strong
suspicious OF fraud vt the electio> author.
izing the bonus. The argument OF co,in-
sci closed on Saturday, ana this morning
Judge Casey rendered bis decision in favor
OF the townships.
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The Zura Burns Tragedy.

LINCOLN, Ill.,, Dec. ll.-John W. Hun
ter, who was arrested by detective Larson
for completely In the Zura Burns murder,
has arrived here from Peoria. He
was lodged In Jail and nobody was
allowed to see him. he stated to an
other prisoner, however, that he had met a
man near the scene Of the murder. but that
he knew nothing else about it. Hanter,
alias Russell, alias Vance, went with par.
ty OF detectives to the scene. While there
he displayed huge dirk and revolver,
and he also said that he knew the
knife for which the detectives we're look
Ing would not be found. Larson visited
Hunters father yesterday, but would not
say what he has learned. The detective
says be has not arrested Hunter as princi.
pal In the tradgedy, but that the circum-
stances ars pretty badly against him. 1t is
generally thought that the prisoner is a
crank.
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Youthful Incendiaries.

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 1l.-Great excite.
ment exists over the arrest OF Bonnie West,
son Of Gov. +. A. West, prominent
Board Of Trade member; Ernest Finch,
son Of an officer Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
4 st. Paul road; Charles Willard, son of a
leading grocer; and Jos. Moffett, son OF the
proprietor Of a large marble yard. They
are charged with starting recent fires in
different sections OF the city. All are under
l5years Of age. They have devoured the
contents Of dime novels, formed q league,
met In public library, and chief knights
and sub-knights, wrote and mailed threat.
ening letters, and had planned q regular
cowboy campaign for the present winter,
They confess having started all the recent
fires to see the fun. One of the places fred
belonged to Moffett's father.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-12

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1.-THE attorneys
OF Frank james, bis brother. in.law, Allen
Palmer, Of Texas, and several other
friends, held a consultation yesterday and
agreed to make application 10 the Crimi'
nj court some time this week 70 be o..
lowed to furnish the three
thousand dollars bail, fixed by the
court, conditioned for appearance for trial
January IA. This will be done, providing
the United States uthorities will stay A..
rest upon the charge Of Oh
struction OF mails until the state
charge is disposed Of. II is understood
that the people who intend making tho
bond are among the best citizens Of the
county. and worth an aggregate Of 500, =
900. The application will doubtless be
made on Thursd ay.
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The House.

WASHINGTON, Dec. lin consequence
Of the Speaker having a severe cold, Mr..
Cox, OF New York, occupied the chair.
Bills were introduced as follows:
Lacey-To establish postal saving de.
posIt as branch of the Postofice depart
ment.
Cutcheon--To better the protection Of
life and property on Lake Michigan by the
construction Of harbor refuge.
Taple-To establish the duty on salt.
Muldrow-To enlarge the powers and
duties Of the Department Of Agriculture.
Broadnead-To establish United States
mint at St. Louis.
Hatch--To establish bureau OF animal
industry and prevent the importation Of
diseased cattle and the spread Of contagious
diseases among domestic animals; also to
allow farmers and planters to sell leaf to-
bacco Of their own production to other than
manufacturers without special tax.
O'Neil-to prevent the adulteration OF
food and drugs.
Burnes-to admit free Of duty all grades
OF sugar; also for the relief of land owners
whose land has been destroyed by any nav-
gable river.
Nalentine-to compel the payment by the
Union Pacific Railway Of the cost OF survey
ing and selecting certain lands granted it.
sIr. Robinson also introduced resolut
lon calling on the Secretary of State for in.
formation as to whether minister in Great
Britain received any title OF nobility such as
Lord Rector" from any foreign State,
and whether iuch English ''lord' retained
service In the United States. Also, whe.
Their the officers and sailors of the United
States navy rendered any service TO the
British navy In the recent bombardmcnt of
Alexandria, Egypt.
Also reclting what has been stated re.
spy named N. ID. O'Brien has been allow
ed to tamper with the mails at New York,
and that he was known as such by United
States Inspector Newcomb, and permitted
10 visit bis Office In the New York post
Office, where he had apparently an unlmit.
ed opportunity to tamper with and open
correspondence OF American merchants aud
citizens, and when he laid the plans for en-.
trapping those unfortunate men (some Of
them American oitizens), recently OH trial
in Liver pool and sentenced to imprison.
ment for life, and directing the postmaster.
general to examine into the matter and
communicate to the House the facts in the
case.
Mr.. Cox Of New York-Abrogation OF the
Clayton Bulwer treaty.
Mr. Skinner OF New York--Authorizing
the Secretary Of the Treasury to purchase
from The surplus revenue, at his discretion,
the four and four and 4 half per cents,
which are payable 1t The pleasure Of the
United otalas. '
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The story Of a stolen Mule.

STEELvILIE, Mo-, Dec. lion Novem.
Der 20 n valuable mule belonging to Martin
Bouse OF this county was stolen, and sen.
sation has been created by the arrest Of
Elan Harper, prominent resident Of this
place, as the thief. The mule was recover
ed in Ironton, where 1t had been left by
Harper, who had registered at the hotel.
He admits the theft, for which there wac
no conceivable motive. An who have talk
ed with him on the subject believe him to be
insane. 1t can be proven that he bad Sc.
veral chances to sell the animal for good
price, but refused to do 30.
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PARLIAMENT,
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Dec. IA banquet will DO
given tonight In the rotunda to Parnell,
when national tribute will be presented.
1t will be attended by persons from oil
parts Of Ireland and Great Britain. as we'll
IS more distant places. Five hundred and
eighty tickets have been sold. Great pre-.
caution will be taken to prevent others than
members Of the National League from en-
tering the rotunda. The Lord Mayor pre-.
aides.
INFORMERs CONTRADICT EACH OTHER.
DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-THE trial OF Michael
Dillon for the murder OF Constable TlltOn
at Loughrea, In August, 1881, has begun,
In the case Of Elliott the intormers con-
tradict each other.
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Fire az Dallas,

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. IA fire early
yesterday morning destroyed part OF an
old frame business block on Elm street.
The loss Is estimated at from 200 to
$4,000. The following are the heaviest
losers: John Bryant and W. j. Gown,
buildings, $1,000; insured.
Meredith Brothers, second. hand dealers;
loss, 81, 500; insurance, $500.
Hops barber.shop; loss, $500; no in
sursnce.
Schmidps shoe shop; loss, 5000; no in.
surance.
There are half dozen other losers Of a
few hundred dollars each with no insurance.
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THE TAIL OF THE TICKET.
On the Eve Of His Departure for Europe
Talks on Matters and Things.

, New YORK, Dec. l1.-Mr. Thomas A.
Hendricks OF Indiana, was In town yester.
day and stopping with his wife at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. To reporter he said las,
evening: ~ am going with my wife tc
Europe and expect to sail on the Werra
day after tomorrow. We shall travel
through France, Spain and Italy, and see
all that we can see In the two months we
expect to be absent.'
what do you think Of the general pc.
litca situation at present, Governor?'
"YOu must excuse me- he replied.
with pleasant smile, ~ have for some
time been thinking much more Of my in.
tended trip abroad than Of the political sit.
'uation, and In any event should be averse
to expressing myself in an interview.
may say, however, generally, that / re-.
regard
THE PRESENT OUTLOOK
as hopeful for the success OF the Democra.
tic party next year."
"What Of the prospects of your own
Stater'
"Oh, l think 1t may be counted on as
certain. don't permit myself to doubt
about Indiana at ALL"
LAS to the issues Of the next Presid eutial
contest, which do you think will be the
most prominently
Gas things look at present, I should say
that 1t Is on the question Of tariff reform
that the two parties will divide"
And what are y our views on the ques
| tion?'
Gas | have said, l can talk politics.
don u want to say anything more than Ia
express the opinion generally that think
there should be sufficient money raised fol
the expenses OF the Government, and those
expenses kept down to tho lowest point
consistent with wise economy"
''You would not, then, approve of rails
Ing surplus revenue and distributing Il
among the States for educational pur.
poses?'
81 would not, for educational or
FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE.
The only eff'ct Of that would be TO create
what m.hl be called corruption In each
of the States. | think 1t would be an ab.
don't think that 1t would be approved by
the people generally"
''What Of the tax on whisky and to.
baccoH'
II don't think that the people will looL
with favor on the abolition of these or even
on their reducti on.'
MAY I ask II you would look with favor
on the desire Of great many Of the party
for nomination Of what Is called the old
ticketT'
You may ask, certainly" replied the
Governor, pleasantly, ''but have no
thought about the matter to give you an In.
teligent answer and must end as | be-.
gan by declining to be interviewed on pc.
litica matters. 1t will be quite time
enough to think and talk about such things
two months hence" and after wishing
Gov. Hendricks pleasant voyage, the re.
porter retired.
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XLvIIITH CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON, Dec. u.-Mr. Aldrich
announced the presence Of his colleague,
Senator Anthony, and asked that he be
sworn in Immediately. All senators rose
and remained standing while Senator Ed
munds administered the oath.
Senator Sherman presented bill for the
encouragement of closer commercial re.
latonship and interest and the perpetua.
ton Of peace between the United States and
the Republics Of Mexico, Central and South
America and Brazil.
Senator Beck offered resolution calling
on the Secretary Of the Treasury for infor-
nation regarding the sinking fund, which
he stated was being kept up by over-taxa-
ton.
The Senate confirmed Walter @. Gres-
ham, Postmaster. General.
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PEORIA'S FLOATER.
The Body Positively Identified IS that OF
Belle Trssler.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-THE mystery con.
nected with the foaser found In the river
here last Friday, still remains the all sb.
sorbing topic. It Is, without doubt, one
of the most perplexing cases
that has ever occurred In
identihcatlons have been made daily, bu,
until this morning nothing positive was
known. The body has been recognized by
Dr.. Bruce Martin Is that Of Belle Trasler.
whose relatives live In Black Partridge, a
few miles north Of here on the opposite side
of the river. The Coroner's Jury is still 10
secret session. Your reporter obtained the
following facts from DR.. Martin:
The deceased was we'll known 10 him,
having been at bis house repeatedly. He
often made her professional visits. On the
10Th OF November she called at his Office and
made him her confdant, telling him she
previous, and was DESTROYS OF getting a
home for 1t, as she wanted to spend
Thanksgiving with her relatives
aud did not wish them
to know Of her trouble. She secured a
home for the child and left this city on the
afternoon Of December 1, Tor Black Part.
ridge She had not been seen since In the
vicinity until her body was found In the
river. During her confinement she was
visited by young blonde, supposed to be
Der brother. DR.. Martin states she has no
brother, and 1t must have been her lover.
The mystery enshrouding the manner Of her
death Is still unsolved.
The post. mortem examination indicated
that the body was lifeless before being
placed In the river, no water being found In
the lungs. 1t q, therefore, almost Q GER
tainty that she was murdered aud thrown
into the river. The contents Of the stomach
will be- analysed. Meantime search will DO
made for the bstraysf. Startling develop.
nAnts m AXpaltn1s
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knights of Honor,

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE knights OF
Honor will have grand meeting at the
Acad my Of Music on the 18th. Judge
Cochran, Of Ohio, Supreme director, and
Rev. DR.. Geo. Hepworth will be among
the speakers. The order has 1870, 900
members
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-12
Fatal Shooting ARRAY.

IRoNroN. Mo-, Dec. IL. --Advices from
Brewngton's distilery In the south.
ern part Of Madison county, say
that Gin quarrel growing out of an
ola feud, Saturday last, VIM. Boyer shot
VIM. Berry in the left breast, and Bart
Kelley in the head, and was himself shot
trough the heart and instantly killed.
Kelley died Sunday, and Berry is not ex.
pected to live.,,
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Give Him All the Law Allows.

CoCAGo, Dec. ll.-Jas. Donohue,
clerk, last week sent for his daughter, a
lady aged H., who, for some time, has been
living with her grandmother at Sharon
Hill, on the outskirts Of Philadelphia.
Yesterday he twice attic mpted the grlf
ruin, but sas pre- vented by neighbors and
arrested. The penalty is twenty years I'M
n,iao,IneTl
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GR nv ANY.

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-THE North German
Gazette, referring to the statement that the
Government is willing to Cooperate with
England to protect their subjects and inter.
ests In China in the event Of war between
France and China, says the sole object OF
Of such cooperation is the protection OF
Europeans In the event Of an outbreak like
that At Canton,
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FRANCE.

LONDON, Dec. IA Paris correspon'.
ent Of the Times says, "Atter the vote yes.
terday on the Tonquin credits bill, China
must abandon all hope Of France re,rr 1t.
ing. The time has come for neutral ".
ers to dispel the illusions of the Chinese.
and urge upon China the necessity Of CT n.
Ciliation >,
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Heard From in Canada.

BLOOMINGTON, Dec. ll.-Albert Will
kie, the defauting cashier Of the whole
sale confectionery establishment Of Bruce
& Brown, has been heard from at Mon
treal, Canada, where he escaped to avoid
prosecution. There is nowla strong proba-
bility that he may return voluntarily and
stand trial.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Nv
u
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Post unders
stands that important kilograms have been
exchanged between the foreign secretary
and the British ambassador to Turkey 10.
garding Soudan.
PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Dec. 1l.-Par lament will bs
further prorogued until February.
THE LATE EXPLOSIONS.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Government
Inspector Of explosives says Of the exple.
sions in the Metropolitan underground rail-.
way, that the dynamite charges were
dropped from the train. In the Praed
street case the charge exploded premature.
ly. The outragss have distinct co1nec-
ton with the outrages at Glasgow and else
where.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 11.-Information has
Just reached this point Of the destruction by
fire OF the neat foue. room cottage OF B. F.
Russell, publisher OF the Steeleville (Mo.)
Mieror. The property was insured. Bro.
Russell is the poet laureate Of the Missouri
press, and great favorie with the frater.
nifty, who will sympathize deeply with him
nj bis loss.
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Protecting the Europeans.

CAIRO, EGYPT, Dec. IA large body
Of insurgents are advancing upon suakim.
When on the outskirts of the town they
were sbeled and driven back by the British
gunboat Ranger, which had been stationed
there 10 protect the English and other Eu
ropean residents OF Suakim.
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Rheriffs in Session.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-THE Illinois State
Sheriffs' Association convened here this
afternoon. Nearly every county in the
state is represented. The object of the
meeting is to adopt measures looking to.
wards CO. operative assistance in the chase
Of criminals
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-12

Dixon, ILL.,, Deo. 1.-THE sad death Of
MIR. Ross an elderly and much respected
citizen Of Maytowu, this county, occurred
last night. He fell down the steps Of the
Masonic Hall In Amboy and broke his neck.
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Stalled on At the safe.

KANE, Ill, Dec. 11.-Burglars entered
Roberts grocery store and the post Office
last night, securing some tobacco and
cigars. They made an attempt to rife the
safe, but without success.
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ACHURCH DIFFICULTY,

KINGSTON, Ont, Dec. 1.-THE Rev.
Or. Wilson, for attending the salvation
army meetings, has been dismissed from
the curacy of 81. Georges Cathedral.
Many members of the congregation are
signing petition for the DOCTORS rcinstate.
ment. Others threaten to leave the church
II the doctor returns.
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The Chinese Situation.

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-THE North German
G'zette editorialy reiterates the statement
recently made that In the event Of war
between France and China, Germany will
remain neutralIand that she will cooperate
with Engani to protect Europeans.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-12
SMALLPOX
and
FITTING of Small
Pox PREVENTED

A member Of my fam
lily was taken with
Small -pox. ] used tbs
Fluid the patient was
not delirious, was not
pitted, and was about
the house again in three
weeks, and no others
had it, J, W. PARK
issos, Philadelphia.
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HiStOriCal Writers.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. II. AT the De.
cember meeting Of the Maryland Hlstori.
cal Society, held last night, Bishop Robert.
son OF Missouri, and Perry OF Iowa, were
elected corresponding members.
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Jailed for N urder.

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. u.-Justice Kendall
to-day, on preliminary hearing ordered
Tip Wilson to Jail without bond for killing
Harry Johnson and wounding Joe johnson.
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THE MARKETS. "a
Live Stock.

CHICAGO.
CATTLE Receipts $500; stronger,
exports s. 60(07 90; good TO choloe
shipping quoted at IS 70 as 40; common
to fair 81 25(06 30.
HOGS..Rsoeipts 200 active and firm,
light at "a 7065 S.; rough packing
y 76ta6 81; heavy packing and shipping
10 3ON05 90.
ST. LOUIS.
CATTLE-Exporters So 1905 40; good
to heavy do 81 COOS 90; light to fair 81 23t0
-; common to medium "a 1904 80; fair
to good Colorado - 0005 40; south west 30 Is
al 50; grass Texans SO 0ON04 Is; light to
good stockers ~ SOFAS 70; fair to good feed.
ers 50 75t0A rs; common to choice native
cows and heifers % 75C14 Is; scallawags OF
any kind 81 50002 Is.
HOGS-Receipts 1871 head; shipments
55l head. Market active. Paok.
e-s selling ct 50 16d26 80 for rough MIXED
and butchers steady at Sb&
as 90.
SHEEP-C0mmen, medium and lghtS!a
8 10; tair to good s. 1905 %, prime 70 ~
a. 90; fair 10 good Texans - 7tCa
3 90.
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BROOKLYN Bridge,

New YORK, Dec. 11.-New York and
Brooklyn bridge statistics for November
show that SOL 800 pssse myers crossed in ne
cars and 4O3,S00 on foot. The number Of
teams crossing was "A, 300.
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Country Produce.
Ct. LOUIS

BUTTER-Creamery at S6t937 to SO for
selections, shade more IN small way;
seconds at 32t035. Dairy At 25td2S
for choice to fancy, to 20 for selections;
fair 1a0l8; low grade SOLO. Poor to
choice nearby In pals Stdl5.
POULTRY-Dressed, Spring chickens
small 81 5OI3l 10 flair to choice. " 0O(G2 %;
choice 50 70; Old chickens-Cocks S2t92 %;
mixed, So 75Ga3 90; hens, 81 Is;
turkeys, 5000 y dozen; accoi ding to siz,,
and dressed at l8f014c per ID. ducks So 90
Cd8 so; Geese $3(06.
EGGS-Receipt 1876 pkg. In better de.
mand aud firm at 2Gt026c. for good to choice
marks.
LIVERPOOL.
Wheat arrived quiet and heavy: corn
arrived unchanged. Wheat to arrive duh
and corn quiet. Mark Lans-Wheat duh
and corn drm. Country markets quiet.
California wheat to arrived declined Id.
Spot wheat dull; No. spring, b 3D.;
No. 8 sprtua, nore In market; Western
winter, @ Cd. Mixed western corn firm
q y o.. Demand from Continent and
United Kingdom act much daing In wheat
ed ee,A. :.
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Fsvered and Sick Per
sons refreshed and
Bed Sores prevent
ed by bathing with
Darbys Fluid.
I'm pure Air made
harmless and purified.
For Sore Throat il is a
sure cure.
Contagion destroyed.
For Frosted Feet,
Chilblains, Piles,
ChAfngs, etc.
Rheumatism cured.
Soft White Complex
ions secured by its use,
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth,
II can't DO surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipelas cured.
Burns Extraordinarily.
Scars prevented.
Dysente: ! cured.
Wounds healed rapidly.
Scurvy cured.
An Antidote for Animal
or Vegetable Pasons,
Stings, etc.
| used the Fluid during
our presen, affection with
Scarlet Fever with dc.
eided advantage. Il i,
indispensable to the sick
soom. WM. ?. SAND,
poRp, Eyrie, Ala.
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CANADA.

TORONTO, Dec. l1.-Trevelyn Ridout,
well .known bsrrister Of this city, myster.
iously disappeared two months ago. To.
day his body was found In High Park, with
arevolver In his hand. 1t Is supposed 70.
lection suit by lady unhinged his mind.
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ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ok: February
70 99K; January 9SS; May l08x.
CORN-December 69K; January COX;
February 69X; May 62k.
OATS-December 85k; January 3h:
February a5x; May 89H 039h; year -.
ST. LOUIS.
WHEAT-December ST 00T; year -
January 81 OAK b; February 81 0H;
May 81 11k0k.
CORN-December 49H; year -; jan
lay Nh; February 6lk(05lh; May 1k
ASH.
OATS-December 82X; year -; Jan.
uary SEX b; February 83H b; May 81
ID.
NEW YORK.
WHEAT - December 81 12H; January
81 lax; February 81 l6x; Nav 81 q
CORN-December 81; January elk;
February 6SX; May Tx.
OATS-December 10: January DS;
February AK; May %5k.
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DARBYS
PRoPHYLACTIC
FLUID.
FLUID.
A Household Article for Universal
Family Use.
For Scarlet and
Typhoid Fevers,
Diphtheria, Sail
walton, liberated
reThrOat, Small
POx. Measles. and
Eradicates
MALARIA.
all Contagious Diseases

I'll COntagfOus D1Bthses. Persons Walting on
the Sick should use it freely Scarlet Fever has
never been known to spread where the Fluid was
used. Yellow Fever has been cured with il after
black yomit had taken place. The worst