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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-06

THIS curative needs no pompous or incom.
preneuSiyc title OF creek or Latin to sustain
It, but it, simple Euglisl name appeals dit
rnCt.y tn the people. And the people are sig
nally. mnnitesttng their appreciation OF this
iutukuc>s by selecting and using Dr.. Benson'S
SKIS CURE ia preference To all other professed
remedies
Dr. {. W. BENSON has long been well known
a. a successful physician and surgeon amt his
life study has been the diseases OF the nervous
system ami OF the skin since he has been
prrsua lcd To put his New Remedy and Pa
vOrite Prescription "a a " skin Cure on the
market, various things have sprung up into
existence. or have woke up from the sleepy
state In whicn they were before, and now
claim to be- The Greut SKIN Cures
AZ Beware OF limitations, or the various ar.
tCIg- which have been advertised for years
uJ struggled along, having no real uold or
merit ON the public, that nov cuIrLvor iu
keep head above water by advertising them.
selves As " Tie Great skin Cure " None Il
genuine aud reliable except Dr. Z. ". Ben
sons >kin cure. Each package and bottle
bears his likeness. Internal amt external rem.
| cdy, two bottles in one package Price sLOO,
get at your druggists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-06
DuBLIo SALE or ALprnNEy anp

DUBLIC SALE or ALDERSEY AND
Durham Cows, on Wednesday Noycm-
Der 7, 1888, will be sold at public sale at the
public house OF Is. 4, Daily, in the village OF
Millersvtlle, Manor township, Lancaster Co.
Pa, the following live stock, TO wit: % head
OF Alderney Cows, some fresh ana some
springeTs. These cows were personally select.
ed by Harry q, Lintner out of some of the
best her ~ in Maryland. 25 head OF Durham
Cows, some fresh and some spTingcrs, selected
p'rsonally by Thomas Jefferson Grosh out OF
some OF the best herds In Virginia. Tho above
stock will be fine, and must DO as represen ted
or no sale. All stock sold will be delivered a
reasonable distance tree OF charge Persons
coming To Lancaster by railroad ana wishing
to attend the sale, can leave Lancaster Dy the
street cars at and $50 O'Clock u. M. tor Mil.
lersville, and return In time for the evening
trains.
A credit OF 90 days will be given.
sale to commence at O'Clock p IN , when
attendance will be given by
HARRY T., 'LINFNER
THOMAS JEEFERSON GROSu
sAM'L. HISS n Son, Auct's.
n. B.-ltit Is wet we will sell In the dry and
II 1t Is dry we Will sell In the wet n3-3td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-06
Relief for all Oyerworked BraIus
CAUSE AND cUBE.

DR.. Z. W. Ben-ou's Celery and ChamOmtle
pills are valuable for school children who
suffer from nervous hea.Aches caused by an
ovcrworked brain in their studies, and tor all
classes ofharl brain workers " h -se Ovcrtasked
nervous centres need repair and -eiation.
Nervous tremor, weakness and paralysis are
being daily cured ny these pills. Tney cor
rect coStiv' ness, but are not purgAtiyr. Price
50 cents or six bot les for s4Sb postage tree,
- any address. For sale by all druggists,
Depot, Baltimore, Md, wnere the Ioctor can
be addressed. Letters OF inquiry freely an.
-weruI.
Z. \. CRITTESTuS, New York, IL the Whole
sale Agent tor ". {. Bensons remedies.
Octlg-lmdM, WAS
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THE GREAT
Nerve C0nquer0r.

ltQuiets and cOmposes the patient-nOt by the
Introduction of Opiates ana drastic CathaTtie-
but by the restoration OF activity 10 the stOm-
aCH and nervous system, whereby the brain
il relieved OF morbid tanCie-, which are ere.
ated by the causes above referred TO.
To Clergymcn, Lawyers, Literary Men, McT.
chants, Bankers Ladies', and all those whose
scdUntary employment causes nervous pros
tratiOn, Irregularities OF the blood, stomach,
bow els or kidneys, or who require a nerve
tonic, appetizer or stimulant SAMARITAN
NREYISE Is invaluable. Thousands proclaim
Il the most wonderful invigOrant that ever
sustained the sin king system. sl.5O. Sold by
MED, co, rrOprielor-, St Joseph, Mo.
CHAs. \. CRITTENTON, Agent,
New YORK CITY.
u2i lyrOd&w HD
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punLiU sALE-AT UoUrER's noTEL

TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER lJ
ali that Valuable Busincs, Property, ,itu.
ated nos. - AND 81 WEST KING
sTREET, Lancaster, Pa, midway between
Centre square and Stevens House and Read
ing Railroad Depot, and OppO-it" CUOpur'- Red
Lion Hotel, ana now occupied by 4. y. Brcn-
cman. II mas Il frontage Of p feet : inches,
running back l}2 feet, with the right OF way
10 the feet alley on the west, while over the
alley the second, third und fourth stories
belong to tho property, making the whole
front 39 tcct, Inches, exclusive OF the alley
way, to which II has right OF tree ingrcss and
egrcss at any and all times through to West
Minlin street.
This property Is In good repair, aud has
been used uls IA shoe stOTu and dwelling !OI
nearly % years.
Sale 10 commence at 7 O'clock, when condi.
tons OF sale Will be made known by
JACOB b. LONG,
Agent for the Executors OF Cnn-. Gulcpte,
Deceased.
sAM'L HISS \ SON, Anct o@4&.oSmI5,s,2
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NILCUN N WHITE
-THE-
WILCOX 4 WHITE
Parlor Organ Warerooms,
80 lo2 EAST KING STREET,
II. LUCKBNBACH, Agent.

y Pull Assortment Ct the various styles con
stauuy ON uand and tor sale on the most 10.
CuA terms tor Cash or small Monthly In
stAllmeUts.
The public i most cordially invited to call
and examine the-c instruments, which will be
tuund "a be very >Hpcrior In Quality and
MOlurata in Price.
Having ~CVurCl my connections with the
E-tvy organ Company, | take this methOi to
inform my friends in Lancaster county, | am
now selling an Organ equal to any aud sur.
passed by none. Please call and examine one
OF the most bcautiiul-tOncd Organs manu-
tACturGd in the luitcd states.
Mr.. LuCkenbaCh Is also agent tor the famous
Knabe," McPhail, Vose & Sons,
Grovenstein & Fuller,
Hallet & Davis,
And several other Desirable PiauOiOrJes, al
prices from as Ipwaris.
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALr-uN sAruR

A ADMINISTRATIONS sALE-UN sATUR
n DAY, NONEMB BER 10, lSSi, at the wash
ingtOn house, StTasDurg borough, tie under
signed, In pursuance Of AN order OF the Or
phans' Court, will sell at public sale the late
residence OF DR.. Benz, Mu-seT. deceased, situ-
ate In said borough of S'rlsburg opposite Mas
sasOit Hall, and ad Joining the siTasburg Ma.
tiOnHl Bank building, consisting Of "a Large
Double Front Two-Story BRICK DWELLING
and business Property, with twOstOry back
building and physicians oniCe attached
containing In all III rooms, bath room two
cellars, sc. Hot ana cold water In bath. room
and kitchen. Well with pump, and cistcrn
with pump near kitchen door. Frame barn.
carriage house, ice house, corn crib, wood
house, &c, all in hrstClass order and cOnvt-
niently arranged. The lot Is 5IkXg3l feet and
well filled with choice grape vines and fruit
trees. The location Is one OF the best In the
borough tor either business or residence Has
been used tor % years as a physicians Ofice
Sale TO commence At ! O'Clock p IN.
ALLEN A. HERRand
ENOs II. WEAVER,
Administrators OF Benz Musser, doC'd.
IL DOWNEf, Aucl' uCtlTtsdHw
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Harrisburg Express, west, At SEQ y. IN, nae
direct connections (withOut change OF Carsl to
Columbia and York.
Fast Line, west, on sunday, when naggSG
will stop at Dow ning gtown, CORtosNilie, Parkcs.
| burg Mount JOY, EliEabethtown and Middle
town.
Day Express, Fast Line, News Express, Mail
| Train, No. l, Western Express and PaCihc IA
press run daily,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-06

" wa 'rOnhied very much with sore feet
Three applications Of IhOmus' Eclectrfc Oik
entirely cured Them, NOthng better Ia the
market jacob Butler, Eeauing Pa For
sglc by II. T.. Cochran, druggist l37 and I39
North Queen street.
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~ EDfCaE.
.),N-uN's SKIN CURE.
fFFom the Home journal
A Remarkable Discovery,
A REAL SKIN CURE.
THERE Is ONLY on
AND THAT Win sIMpLENAME.

BE ware OF inpostcrs, pirates. or any Old ar
tIclcs which now suddenly claim to be best
They have been tried anu found wanting,
white tni, has been proved remarkable sue
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-06

q The only pain we can safely make light Ut
l. the window pane, but the patU that racks
our frame and tears our lungs i ANA ter Ol
serious g nseQu. nee. 10 alleviate the latter
aud etiCCt a permanent cure DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup ~ rrlicd on by all sensible people.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-06
The KIND we LIke

In Small PoN, Scarlet Fever and Diphtherta
Darbys PrOphy'aCtiC Fluid will stop the
spread OF tue Infection.
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BOWERS S & II u r S :
Nos 26 & % North Queen Street. La
FOR SALE OR REM.


DtBLiC SALE OF Y hCGRANN HOUSE
L PROPERTI,-On THURSDAY, EVEN.
ING, NOVEMBER IS, lSs3, win be sold at pub.
lie sale, at the CRY HOte', on North Queen
street, the property consisting OF Il large two
story BRICK BUILDING with two.stOry
Brick Rear Attachment, fronting .! feet on
North Queen sire, and extending westward
2ij feet TO Market strtC ct, known a. " The Nc
Cram House." and situated Nos 10 and lis
North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. Has
store, saloon and Il Rooms, Gas, two Hy.
drant- In yard.
Also Large Frame stable hoIding y
hOT-C-l situated on tHc Market street front
OF same premises.
Possession and title will hc given April /,
ls~t
sale TO commence at ~ O'Clock p III OF said
day when terms and condition will be made
known by BAUsMAN " BCRSs.
JACOB GuSDAkER, Auct
o3,5,9I4,I5,Ls Observation-Disclosures
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-06

Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Express at = l5,
will run through to Hanover daily. "Arupt
sunday.
Frederick Accommodation, west, uuuu,. rlus
At Lancaster with Fast Line west a. 3 viii
run through 10 frederick.
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40 Deception Used

II Is strange 50 many people will continue
TO suncr day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen.
eIai Debility. when they can procure at our
store SHlLOH'S NlIALlXkH, free Of cost II II
does not cure or relieve them. Price, - cents.
sold by II. b. Cochran, 3. aud l35 North Queen
street. Lancaster. tedli-eOd5
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-06

The medicine we most like Il that which
does 'ts work quick and ell BnrdGck BlOOd
BiuerS ARE the quickest Kind OF cure for
dyspepsia al liver ami kidney affections.
FOR sale - ii. B. Cochran, druggist, ~ ana
lHi North Queen str ct
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-06
NEVER FAILS
NEVER FAILS.
SAMARITAN
NERVINE.

YOU CLAIM TOO MUCH for SAMARITAN
NERvINE," say a skeptic How can one med
icine be a specific tor EPILEPSY, DISPEP.
slA. ALCOHOLISM, OPIUM EATING,
RIIkU MATi>M, SPERM ATORRH r or ; EN-.
NAL WEAKNESS and hfty other com
plants ?" We claim Il a specific, simply be.
cause the virus OF all diseases arises from the
blood Its NCrvine, ResOvCnt. Alternative.
and Laxative properties meet all the Coudi.
tiOns herein referred 10. It's known wyrid
Lride as
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31

There was silence for few moments,
then, with an almost imperceplloie
break in his voice, Mr.. Graham said;
"She has been very i'll, but now she
is well and happy"
II am so sorry, | did not know she
was i'll. When will she come and see
meo have missed her so much.
Mr.. Graham drew a chair to the bed
side, and sitting down, took the tiny
hands in his
"And | miss her too, May. She has
zone long way from me. D."
Gone away" May repeated in blank
dismay. But she will returnp'
mo, dear, Flo will never return.
God sent one of his angels to fetch her
to his home; and she was glad to go,
"Do you mean she is -dead?' May
said in a strange hushed voice.
Eyes, she is dead. "
With a low anguished cry May buried
her face in her hands.
1t seemed almost impossible that the
bright sweet girl who had looked so well
and happy when she had seen her last,
should now be lying dead, gone for
ever from this earth, while she, help
less ailing child, was still alive.
at was very sudden she heard Mr.,
Graham say; ''she caught fever from
one Of the cottages she visited, and she
was not strong enough to fight against
it. But. May dear, you must try and
remember whose will it is that she
should be taken from us, y
ut is so hard. She was all had to
love. Why did not die instead?' May
sobbed bitterly.
Mr. Graham soothed the child as well
as he could, but her grief would not be
restrained,
For days she would lie gazing up at
the little window, trying to catch a
glimpse of the sky, beyond which the
only one she loved was now resting.
Nothing had power to rouse her from
the apathy into which she had fallen;
once She had said the sunshine was all
she needed TO make her happy; now, as
the days grew lighter, she almost wish
ed for the winters darkness.
One morning the sun, absent so long,
returned to brighten the earth with its
glory; higher and higher it rose, send
ing forth rays of dazzling gold, and one
ray, peering through the patched
widow, fell across the bed
The child opened her eyes, and a
smile of peaceful happiness crossed her
face.
AT last" she murmured-"at last
the winter is over, the sun has come
then her head fell languidly back on the
pillows, her eyes closed, and still with
that smile of heavenly light shining on
her pale sad face, fell asleep to wake
no more in this world, but in the home
where all is happiness and rest
She lived to welcome the sun, but
her golden guest could not bring the
the happiness she craved; with tie first
ray her soul fled for ever.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31

In the year 1866 the late James S,
Thorn, who was the city editor Of this
paper, was lying upon his death-bed,
slowly succumbing to the inroads Of
that fatal disease consumption. The
intelligence was brought to the Office
that he could not possibly last more
than a day or two longer. He was a
man of such genial and loving qualities,
and had so tenderly entwined himself
around the hearts of all his associates
that no one could endure the thought
of writing his obituary in advance Of his
death; and yet it was quite important,
if not imperative, that proper memo
rial should be prepared, ready for a
moments notice upon receipt OF the
news of the death Of the young and tai
ented friend and associate. One after
another declined to write the obituary
until it was finally determined that
Abram Fonda, an editorial writeron the
paper should perform the melancholy
task. Mr. Fonda accordingly began it,
emitting the introduction, and was en-
gagged some time upon the work, when
the writer of this paragraph, who Oc-
cuped a chair in front Of Mr.. Fonda
table, turned around and inquired how
he has getting along. He replied that
he was not progressing satisfactorily,
that it was a harder task than he had
anticipated, and then went on with his
work Instantly, as quick as thought
could frame the expression, there flash
ed through the brains of the writer
these words; "Old fellow, you Il die be-
fore Jimmie does' And be did. That
night after retiring Mr.. Fonda arose for
some purpose, went to an open window
in his room, and fell headlong out Of it
TO the sidewalk below. In the morning
he was found lying upon the ground
speeches. and insensible He died AT
9 o'clock in the forenoon of the day.
Mr., Thorn survived until nearly noon.
The hand that writes this wrote the in
PRODUCTION and the close of the obituary
of Mr. Thorn that Mr. Fonda began,
and also wrote hasty tribute to the
memory of the latter. - Utica Observer
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31
Bred In the Bone.

He couldn't help it. He had been in
Wall street twelve years, and when the
boys cleaned him out he quietly slid
into Pennsylvania town to recover
his wind and count his small change.
He put up at the cheapest hotel over
night and started out in the morning
TO look for an opening. The first
thing he encountered was toll-Midge,
and as he paid his way over asked Of
the woman:
as this bridge owned by a com
panyP'
Yes, sir"
HAS II any stock out?"
about $4,000, sir
"llow doe, it sellP"
"Well, it's down TO about fifteen
cents, believe
Good chuckled the Spectator as
he walked on. "Tll buy in $4,000
worth, bull il up TO seventy-fve on n
report that the next president is from
Pennsylvania, and unload before the
fall freshet takes the old thing down
stream Egad! I've got the country
right by the neck, and somebody's got
TO squeal!' - Wal Street NeUS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31

A party Of English tourists who had
assembled Mount McGregor, near Sara
toga, complained to Mr.. w. j.
Arkell, the manager Of the inclined rail-
way, that they had not had sample Of
speed in any of their travels on this side
of the water Mr.. Arkcl volunteered
to satisfy their desire. He disposed of
them in an observation car, to which
was attached an engine What happen
ed is recorded in The SWQto9ian,
Gentlemen, YOU will be in Saratoga
or somewhere else in ten minutes, y
said Mr. Arkcll, as he waved his hand
to the engineer and said; "Let her
slide
Nobody in that crowd to this day can
tell Just exactly what happened. Per-
sons who were in the ncigbborhood Of
Mount McGregor state that they saw a
streak of lightning climb down the
mountain side and 90 plunging in the
direction of Saratoga. Persons who
were down at the McGregor depot in
Saratoga were greatly surprised by the
sudden appearance Of a dusty little en-
CINE and single car IN which were i've
human beings. One OF them sat on the
brake calmly picking his teeth with a
silver tooth-pick. This was Mr.. Arkell,
did YOU enjoy your little trip, gen
tlemen?" said he as he stepped off the
brake and searched under the seats and
looked out of the window for what was
left of these four Britishcr, The rem
nants Of the four answered teebly
"Are we still alive, sir2'
II don't know said Mr. Arkell Il
know that it is twelve miles from the
end of the road at the top Of the noun
tain to the end in town We were just
six minutes and half coming that dis
lance, and pledge You my word, gen
tlemen, we didn' turn a curve on the
whole trip We went on Decline, and
where the tracks were ont Of dead
line we simply cut over the country till
we struck the tracks again. 1t was a
reasonable speed for a first trial, gen.
tlemen; but if you will come up again,
now that we have had little expert
encc, think we can beat the last rec
ord by minute and hall.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31
Married In Watar 9hou.d- Dep.

The noyel-reader OF heperIod readily
can understand why some Young people
seek all sorts Of odd place, in which to
get married. One ingenious writer Of
fiction places his hero and heroine in an
old tower and lets them make love 10
their hearts content; another scatterS
four RomeoS among four Juliets in an
uniguted dungeon OF a castle in Spain,
while 4 third casts bis most interesting
characters upon raft at sea, that they
may take the bitter with the sweet Of their
Courtship with no one to modest them.
1t is no wonder that some susceptible
lads and lasses get to be sentimental in
practice, and to come TO the point Of
this paragraph. it is not unreasonable
that Miss Wiley and Mr. Barr should
have decided to have their nuptial cere-
monv performed in the surf at Ocean
CITY. These lovers, both of whom hail
from st Louis, made up their minds
that they would be married thus, and 50
on Thursday they marched into the sea
together, standing in the water to the
depth of the brides shoulders. The
batucrs had Withdrawn, and tie bridal
party had the beach to themselves. 4
few friends stood at the edge Of the
white sand when the clergyman stepped
in and did his best TO tie a knot in Jack
Tar style. The sky was bright, the
breeze was grateful, and the waves
were Just risky enough to lend 2e,t to
this undertaking. Indeed, the whole
occasion was pleasant, and nothing
marred it, save when Neptune, seeking
to kiss the bride, ducked her in as bounc.
ing b.llow As ever bufieted a mer.
maid Porhap, the bride shed a tear
at thethou.ht that she neyerwould have
a real rial wedding gown to stow away
in campaor. but if so, the pearly drop
must nave been cOun,crbalanced by the
laugh that came away up from the
father boots when he reflected that ne
would have no mjliner's bills to pay
RluaI y5V Times,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31
WIDOWS & ORPHANS
MUTUAL AID SOCIETY.
OF CAIRO.
Organized July lith, 1877, Under the Laws
the state of Illinois. Copyrighted july
0, 1870 Under Act of Congress.
OFFIt'f 1ISS:

EXECUTIVE COM MIpTED.
WIN f. PITCHER, L. S, THOMAS,
W e. JOCEIYN. Z. VINCENT,
WILL r, REDBURN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31
Never Give Tn.

Ifyou are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility disordered blood, weak consttu-
ton, headache, or any disease of bilious
nature, by all means procure bottle of
Electric Bitters You will be surprised to
see the rapid improvement that will follow
you will be inspired with new life strength
and activity will return; pain and misery
Will cease, and henceforth you will rejoice
in the praise of Electric Bitters. Sold at
fifty cents bottle by Barclay Bros. (5)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31
BOARD orc MANAGERS:

j. A, Goldetno, Vt Goldstine Rosenwater, whole.
sale aud ret ~ dry good, etc; Jas \, McGahey,
lumber dealer Wm f. Pitcher, general agent
Thomas, btlcNaycr; Moses Phillips, contractor
aud bullderi II. A. Chumbley, grocer. rhos
Lewis, secretary aud attorney.Atlaw; " H.
Mnrean, Homeopathic physician, II Sa der, Of
Sarder Il Son, grocorp X, II Baird, stree super.
visor; I'd White, asst sec W. a. o. NJ A. 40.
CieY; j. W Spier lumber aud saw.mill; +. l..
Gornlgon, barber; v, 3 Dietrich, clerk W., ST, l.,
a y, r RI NJ KObler, merchant tailor, JEFF NJ
Clark, dealer In wallpape and window shades; j.
u fnglish, contractor aud builder; Wrlr Rod
burn, OF Morse Il Redhurn cigar manufacturers,
T. Vincent dealer IN lime aud cement h A.,
II rabet mfg iewoler; j H. Robinson, j. 7 and
notary pnbici j. \ pctre, physcian, H. W.
BO-twick, insurance agent; H. 4. Jurboo. foreman
81. Gas mains aud e. Walbndgc lumber and
enw.mill, Of Cairo; II Leighton, cashier Nat
Bank, Stuart, Iowa, Rcv, Y. a, Wikcrson, Pyofr
burg KY; JW Tauy physician, Fulton, Ky.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c, |
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
or CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a minister in South America.
send sell addressed envelope to the Rev.
JosEru T, lNMAN, Station D., New York
CITY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31

Some Of the actors on Union Square
are about TO organize Divorced Mems
Club 1t is reasonable TO suppose that
position in this club will be governed by
the number OF divorces an actor has OBJ
tanned, and as these honors are scarce,
a man who has been divorced more than
twice will be selected president, 1t is
also proposed by this club to furnish
medals or decorations TO divorced men,
so that they can be recognized and ap.
precated.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31

Work Given Out. On receipt of your
address we will make an offer 10y which
you can earn S3 to 81 evenings. at your
home. Men, Women, Boys or Girls can do
it. II. G. Wilkinson & Co., 1875 and 1917
Fulton Street, New York.