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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07

New YoEk, July 6.-Another cargo OF
assisted immigrants was discovered by the
Castle Garden inspectors, when the Anchor
line steamer Bolivia reached her pier, The
clerks were compelled alternately to take
ahidAWts or enter names In their registry
books as the families Of the assisted and un-
assisted passed through. When the eNami-
nation was ,competed 1t was ascertained
that out OF the 53S -teerage passengers on
the Bolivia l43 bad been sent here from
Ireland As the crowd lounged about the
rotunda 1t was easy to distinguish the
paupers from those who came here in the
regular WY. The former were unwasbed
and wretchedly dressed while the
heads OF families had from three
to ten hali.naKed and slovenly looking
children clinging to their garments. They
we're all supplied with checks on Messrs.
Henderson Bros. The assisted ones Oh the
Bolivia were probably as hard looking
class Of immigrants as ever set foot on these
shores. They all swore, however, that
they had well-to-do relatives and friends in
this country, following out the instructions
given by the poor guardians on the the other
tiuc VI tuc hNlhHbN' no IuaIoiiNy Va 'hOih
even declared that their relatives OF friends
expected chem. Mr.. Jack son, however,
felt justified in OBTAINING a number ofthcm,
as the ir personal appearance did not agree
with their sworn statements that they were
able 10 care for themselves. They were
forty OF this class. and they will DO held
until word il received from their relatives
that the latter are will
ing TO receive and care for them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07
DETAILS oil the KLIIiax In Colorado.

DENyER. Col, july d. The details Of
the assassination Of the county commits
sioners and county clerk at Grand Lake on
the Fourth reached here Thursday. The
murder grew out OF the troubles over the
change OF the county seat from Hot Sulphur
spring to Grand Lake and back again.
The commissioners have been inundated
from holding meeting for months past.
They finally determined 10 hold a meeting
at all hazards and on Monday and Tuesday
transacted "A slnaH amount OF routine bust
ngs.. They were to have had another
meeting on Wednesday morning
Al ten O'Clock. On that
day commissioners Day aud Weber and
Clerk Dean, who boarded with Mrs. Young
at her house, which is quarter Of mile
around the end OF the lake, in ORDER TO
reach the place OF meeting had TO pass
through small thicket OF pines. They had
gone parlIy through shen the three masked
men sprang before them aud commenced
firing instantly. Commissioner Day WAS
killed, but bcfore dying he managed TO Kill
one OF hi, assaiiants. who proved to be
Mills, the other commissioner. The other
twO murderers escaped. Com missioner
Weber and Clerk Dean are said 10 have
been MORALLY wounded. The end of the
trouble is not yet.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, July CT Is
held by officials here that the high license
law does not affect the license tax 70 be paid
by wine and beer house keeper, for state
purposes. The tax on this class Of licenses
$ not less than ten nor more than twenty
ive dollars per aunun, rs provided IN seo-
lion i've thousand four hundred and sl%'T-
ave revised statutes Under section SIX
thousand eight huBdred and four, counties
can levy tax not exceeding one HUNDRED
per cent Of the tax fixed for state purpo' =
and upon this subject Aud'lor
Walker addressed the io'-
lowing letter to the clerk of Vernon county
this morning:
"DEAR SIR am ia receipt Of your
letter Of the 9th inst, IN relation 10 the IL
cense tax TO be paid by wilma and beer keep
ers. Chapter IS OF the revised statutes Is
amended by the act of March "A, 1883, only
In so far az it, provisions relate u dram
shops. The amendments 10 said chapter
do not affect wine aud beer house Keepers
or the license to be paid by them. The I'M
Itatlon contained IN section ttH as to the
license tax to be irNiud for county purposes
Is repealed by the gct Of March -, 1883, so
far US II pertains to dram-shop keepers, but
remains in force a. 10 wine and beer house
keepers. -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07

WASHINGTON July Ga, @ result OF
The conference with secretary Ie.ur to-day
Chief Noses agreed ~ surrender toe roser-
walton in Washington Territory and settle
with his people 90 the CoyI,lc reservation
adjoining. Chief roma.kat. who repre-.
seutS the Indians now on the Coll
vile reservation, vas pre- nj at
the conferences snd agreed 10 re-
ceive Moses and hi, people C~sa. TOMAS.
kat requested Secretary Teller to erect
upon the Colvile reservation saw mill,
grist mill and school house and furulSh a
physician for the Indians. Chief Moses
gave notice that h. would expect compen-
sation FOR the REIMBURSEMENT o.. the reaer-
walton. 1t is expected the agreement be-
tween the government and Ch."i Moses
will result in throwing open for settlement
t,00O, 900 acres
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Ano ,her P,ght witn Inaians.

HELENA, Mont, July G.--AuWs has been
received from the north that the troops
under the command of Lieut.. Col. liges, OF
Fort Assiuiboine, who were out on scout to
drive back the British Cree-, met tbs enemy
on this side Of tue line on tuesday and were
defeated by the Indians, who greatly out
numbered the troops. No particulars OF
the engagement has been learned, but the
report Is thats courier was sent iu all haste
to Fort Assiniboine for reniorcemeHts
The report Of IIgeS repu.,e is doubted
here as be is an officer who even with a
small command would make determined
stand.
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Telegraphic.
THE WORLDS DOlNGS.
A Modern Borgia Who Has
Poisoned Seven Men.
A Federation of Trades-More Pau
pers Lsnded-A Fri9htful
ColIision-FaiIures-
Crimes, Etc.

GALVESTON, Tex, July GA San
Antonio woman named Christian has con-
fessed to poisoning seven men during her
life. The crimes originated 10 the New
England states, one Of their ramiications
being In Boston, where the investigation
leading to the developments al present
known was first instituted, The woman has
had in all two or three husbands, each Of
whom, It is learned, died very suddenly.
The details OF her diabolica deeds are quite
fully known In the carly morning Of No
yember 3, 1881, one j. b, Burkett, a stage
driver, with two passengers. Mr.. Howell,
OF Gonzales, and George NJ. IIston OF
Chicago, arrived at camp thirty miles
north Of Laredo. The place was occupied
by a Mexican to attend TO the horses and by
woman, Mrs. Christian the cook. The
weather was cold. aud Mrs. Christian, he.
fore serving breakfast. brought
\ BOTTLE or LIQUOR
and handed II with glass 10 Burkett, who
invi ed the two passengers and the Mexican
hostler to join him also. The former both
drank. Then he passed il TO the Mexican,
who several times declined but finally
took small drink. Mrs. Christian re-
Inarking: Don't insist; the Mexican may
think YOU want 10 poison him. The in
vitation was again extended 10 the woman,
and she refused, saying It was too bitter,
which had been remarked by the others.
Mr.. Burkett then drank all that remained,
and Immediately accused the woman Of
putting qunine in H. In a moment Mr.
Ilston complained Of his neck and head
and instantly fell back In commissions, FOL.
lowed shortly by Mr.. Burkett, and both
breathed their last in a very short time
Mr.. Howell procured quantity OF lard oil
from the woman and then vomited freely.
He afterwards had commissions, but did not
become senseless. The Mexican, immedi
ately after taking bis small drink
was mentally affected by the poison, and
suICIDED RY DROWNING
before the poison had its direct aud fatal
effect Mr. Howell began 10 recover IN two
or three hours. The woman reached
Laredo She said she was Mr. Burkett'S
wife, and laid claim To the hack and animals
and other effects, evidently believing the
hack aud mules belonged TO him, but In this
she erred, and thus secured, no financial
benefit from her fendi>h' act. II Is said,
however, that one Of the motives for the
assassination OF Burkett was to
prevent the Developments OF certain acts
In civil suit which mas been pending IN
the district court and the poisoning Of the
other men became necessary through the
circumstances described. The belief WAS
entertained At the time that Mrs. Christian
had willfuIly and deliberately done the
poisoning, but there was no direct proof,
and she managed to escape the law. Now
1t appears the guilty wretch is In a fair way
to suffer for her crimes.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07

SYCAMORE, III, July 8,-Word has been
received here Of the capture, a. Sharpiess
Minis, Mimi, last Monday evening, OF John
Reed, a man who has been waited here for
murder committed jvst twelve years. At
that time Reed was day laborer, twenty
two years OF age, working Oh farm be-
longing to Mrs. Mccormick, widow with
one daughter, named Joan. OF this girl
Reed became enamored, and when she de.
cllLed 70 aocept his attentions, be deter
mined on vengeance. July 3, 1871, he bor-
rowed n shotgun from q friend named
Merritt, saying he wanted 10 kill wolf, and
about dusk that evening, while the McCOr-
mick family were taking supper, he fred
into their midst. The contents Of the first
barrel entered Joan Mccormick head,
killing her instantly. Reed, who was sus-
pected 0i the murder, returned the gun 10
Merritt, stating that be had killed one wolf
VIII u. and wanted 20 borrow II again Ia
order 10 xiii another one. This was re-
fused. and shortly afterwards Reed dsap-
peared. \ posse ~ arrest him was
formed, and, when he was caught, excite
mcnt wa, 50 intense that he narrowly es
capped ynching. RE made written con-
fess.Jn. after being lodged in Jail, from
which he escaped March, 1872. Since then
nothing has been heard from him until the
day ~ his arrest. There is some talk OF
ynching him wnoh he gets back to DeKalb
county, as there are macy who would like
80 engage Ia such ad enterprise.
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FRANCE.
LESS FAVORABLE .


VIENNA, July 8.-The secretary Of the
Count de Cbambord has conveyed 10 the
Count de Paris the thanks OF the sick prince
FOR his coming to Vienna. The secretary
added that since the physicians oonsulta
ton ofyesterdsy the condition OF Chambord
was less favorable aud that the vomiting was
renewed during thenight.
STRIKERS RIorING.
MARsEILEs, July 8,-Four hundred
Italians employed In the oil factory here
struck yesterday and endeavored TO wreck
the factory. They were dispersed by the
police, who charged them with drawn
swords. 1t Is feared that there will be 9
renewal OF the rioting strikers.
ROYAL P1OTTRRs.
PARIS. July 6.-The Comte de Paris Is a
Vienna, awaiting sdyices from Frohsdorff,
where Count Chambord Is lying III. Prince
Jerome Napoleon Is In Paris, busily con
sultng with his friends. IL Is said that sew
eral private meetings have been held at his
residence.
SYDNEY, N. 5. W., July GA French
man-of war has hoisted the French aag on
the New Hebrides Islands.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07
ANTl-MONOPOLlSTS.
The Platform and Organization for Future
Work.

CHICAGO, July at the afternoon con.
yputou oi the national convention OF Anti
monopoist,, Thursday. the following
platform was submitted by the committee
on resolutions and platform:
hi, the duty OF the government TO regu-
Kate transportation, prescribing both mini
mum and maximum charges, preventing
pooling and other like combinations and dis
terminating between towns and individuals,
and The consolidation Of competing lines,
thu, protecting the corporations IA their e-
gal rights and the people from extortionate
charges.
4 postal telegraph system Is demanded by
every interest IN the country, to be operated
by the postal department.
Its the duty of Congress to declare for
fited all land, not equitably earned by
construction of the designed rail- Dads with
in the time prescribed by the law for COM
ulrtlou, and restore the same to the public
domain for the benefit of actual settlers,
and nil public lads shall be reserved for the
Use Of actual settlers. We view with alarm
fine requirement of lands in the United
STATES by nonresident foreigners, and we
favor such changes in the laws as will pre-
vent the ownership OF any part Of our soil
by any except residents.
We oppose the issue and control OF the
rurrtncy by banks which now enjoy the
special privilege Of charging interest upon
their own promises TO pay. We favor the
coinage Of gold and silver, and we demand
,hat hr volume OF money be carefully re.
s,Grcd by law. We demand that the
national banking system be abolished and
the national bonds be paid of A. speedily ~
uo,she We demand that the establish
mrnt Of graduated income tax. Pos
lpl savings banks should be established
thai the people may have a safe depos.
tory.
The patent laws should be so amended as
to protect inventors All pubic officials,
Including the president and vice-presihent
A'Ag. he elected by a direct vote OF the peo'
pie,
Congress has no authority to tax the pco.
Dtr except for tac purpose OF necessary rev.
ruuc, aud in framing tariff laws that object
should be kept in view. We denounce the
present tariff ~ being wholly In the interest
pl monopoly and demand that 1t be speedily
and radically reformed and free trade es-
tahi,hcd
y, NJ Clark OF Iowa offered minority
report demanding equal suffrage rights for
women. After some discussion and a
speech Wy Mrs. Todd, the convention adopt
cd substitute that the women's suffrage
convention was one which the people Of
euch state should pass upon.
\ motion was adopted to form national
rglhildtion for the formation OF anti
monopoly leagues throughout each State
and Territory.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year; President, John A. Henry,
of New York; secretary, b. Y. SILVER,
Indiana; assistant secretary, N. Is. Kill
MGR, New York; treasurer, Edwin Lee
Brown, Illinois. Also one yicc.presidcnt
from each state.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07

WAsHISGToN, July G.-Sylgo,ary Linz
coin, accompanied Wy CEN crook, called
At the department 81 thc interior t,uo alter
noon and held long conference vim S-e-
rotary Teller Ia regard o. she >pl,itiou ol
The Apache captiyc-. AL the conclusion Of
the conference.-the informed tle repre-
sentative Of the Associated Press ih-tbs had
declined to receive tbe captive ou 'ar san
Carlos reservation aud be responsible fo'
their good behavior, tnat toe proposition
was made to torn over 10 the war depart
ment TIE police control Of the reservation
and hold that the department Doe I.pon-
.ibe for the good behavior Of tine Indians,
leaving the agent responsible only t.r H.
nancial matters pertaining TO tha agency,
After discussing this proposition it Was
decided to leave IN m1ttcrn l1sg.aea for
the present. Another conference sill nr
held for the purpose Of deciding the ques-
ton. Gen. Crook was present Al the cIbt-
oct meeting from which II Is inferred The
Indian question was under consideration.
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That Duel a Joke.

NEW YORK, July 8 1T is reported this
morning that the duel alleged to have been
fought between John Annoy Knox aud D.
B. She shan yesterday, and which resulted
In the wounding OF KuoN, is a hoax, and
that the principals never left
the city. Many arc Of the
opinion that the whole thing is q
practical joke, originated by Knox in bis
own interest, and it is certain that he had
no intention of fighting Neither Of the
men as shown himself since the first re.
ported breach between them, and nothing
definite is known inregard to their move
mentS
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Failures OF The Week.

NEW YORK, July G,-The business fail
ures throughout the country for the past
seven days, us reported by RIG. Dun & Co..,
Of the mercantile agency number $50, which
Is considerably below the average Of the
past ten weeks. There have been few i'm
portant failures anywhere, aud none in New
York city to specially note. The Now En-
gland States had ~; western, 80; middle,
Is; southern, "A; Pacific states and Ter
ritories, 10; New York City, Z; Canada,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07

STATE EMIGRATION.

DUBLIN. July 6.-Ats meeting Of the
Catholic hierarchy here, motions were adop-
ted condemnng state aid emigration and
pointing out that there are large tracts OF
land in Ireland, which, II cultivated, would
maintain the surplus population.
LONDON, July GA Times correspond
cnt at Dublin reviyes the report that James
Carey, the informer, has left Ireland in
disguise.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07

PoRT HOPE. Canada, July 6.-Two
freight trains colided on the Grand Trunk
railroad short distance east Of Port Hope
station to-day. Both locomotives and
twelve cars were completely destroyed. All
the train hands escaped injury except IA
train hand named Porter, DO is probably
fn.AlLk iNlArrd. Loss, S2O0, 900,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07
MosI Ln.,IY Punished.

CHICAGO, july 'B.-An Otsogo Lake,
Mich, special says Alexander Ferry, fifty
years old, attempted to enter the house OF
Amos Bdwell while the wife Of the latter
was alone. He had visited the house ear.
Her in the day, but had left after making
improper overtureS to her. WheC NE WIS
observed approaching the second time he
was warned off 10y Mrs Bidwell aud tail.
ing to observe her warning she shot and
killed him with Winchester ride
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07
EURO PEAm TROUBLES.
Royalty Showing ltssF h franoe-labor
Strikers Cholera, Etc.
ENGLAND.
THE COMMONS.

LONDON, July 5.-Trevelyn, chiof score
tary for Ireland. replying to o Brien, NAM
Der for Mallow, said that he had been in
formed that OF loo emigrants who
had gone to America only two families
had been inmates Of the work-houss at
Belle Muilet, from which section they
came, and they had received money
on landing and were doing we'll. He was
not aware OF the grounds on which United
States had returned the emigrants, but he
supposed they thought those returned
were not desirable settlers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07

ATLANTA, GA july G,-Thc bonded
warehouse of the Atlantic Alcohol COM
pany was struck by IighJuiDg Thursday
afternoon aud burned Scyon hundred
barrels OF alcohol stored IN the building
were consumed, Loss, 50 900; insurance
&C 0O0
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07

cases OF Dlphtheria Weld
pa'.Is,aLpo
esereuA n '3'cn vi
s 1 o iel,es y a'.p
ns" 'ores Pr,'o ..''.
TTuW rs g,a,,'i,'"s WIN
Y DAIUss a'u III. ~.
APuo ia i'1i-1
rs,. r,t, 81 ~ ~
>" .,,. 80 ~, - -
cur s.,, .u ,, l-I
I ~. 49, w.
N Ci,,,hi.is 49,
Cha,snaa ~, ''0"
Rha,,n,a s c',,.J
Sc, xThi,a| an oa,
~" ians 1900 -, - nts
shin ps ,rI , 90 ,.0 81
70 nnrifv,bsRresth
Ciaanss tha Testh
!, 80, !. s'',,,,ss,d
ca "a, ,a, w , III 'a,i1 .,d
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07

WASHINGTON, July O.--'rhe President
returned from New York Thursday night on
late train aud went directly ~ the SOL
diors' home. where Secretary Lincoln and
nlucral Crook are now IN consultation With
him concerning the disposition " BE- made
o. the captured Apachcs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07
SMALLPOX
and
FITTING Of Small
Pox PREVENTED

a member Of my fam.
Nv was taken with
Small pox. | used the
Fluid the patient was
not delirious, was not
pltted, and was about
the house again in three
weeks, and no others
had it. - J W PARK
IEsoE, Philadelphia.
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STRONG
FACTS/

A great many people are asking
what particular troubles Browns
IRON BrTERG is good for.
1t will cure Heart Disease, Paral.
ysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and all similar diseases.
Its wonderful curative power is
simply because it purifes and en-.
riches the blood, thus beginning at
the foundation, and by building up
the system, drives out all disease.
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EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, July .. -Durng the TWEEN
ty-four hours ending, at O'Clock Thursday
evening there were 100 deaths from cholera
at Damietta and IS at Mansurah. The lag
arctic at Beyrout Is crowded with fugittves
from Egypt. The officers Of the Institution
refuse TO admit any more persons.
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4 DnlnnIIAN

BosToN, July q, Timothy smith,
trusted clerk in the brokers' oniec OF john
Pickering& Mosley, is dcmulrr to the
amount OF 81, 900 Tho money WIS lost ia
bucket shop spccuIations, Smith made
full confession and was arrested.
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RIOToUs STRIKERS.

LONDON, July 8.-The striking iron
workers at Wednesburg, County OF Stat
night, damaged the machinery and forced
the employees TO quit work.
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NOT CHOLERA.

LONDON, July 8. Lord Edmund Fitx-
maurice, replying to questions In ths COM
mons this afternoon. stated that there Is
every reason TO suppose the deaths In Alex
andria said to have been from cholera were
not from that disease.
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The Iie,., Aa,ircSs.

WASHINGTON, July AN check stamps
forwarded for redemption and all cores
pondcncc relating thereto should toe nd.
dressed TO the commissioner Of internal
revenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-07

CAIRO, H., July 6.--Ncsm Howard
colored, who killed John Kane on the
Fourth at Mound City, was taken out OF
jail by mob aud hung at . O'Clock TINS
morning.
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INDIA.

CALCUTTA, July 6.-Heavy floods have
prevailed in Surat, causing great damage to
property and some loss Of life. The waters
are now subsiding. Traffic on the railways
is interrupted.
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HAvERIiILL. Mass. July G.-safsrHt ~
Nichols leo houses, seven IN numDeIt AZ
Lake llcn,ucket. were burned last night,
Loss, $20, 0O0.
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Country Produce.

Sl' lsOJlS.
BUTTER-Creamery ut l&12l for
choice to fancy, TO - for
selections. Dairy at l6G0l7 for choice to
fancy, aud IL for selections; fair TO good
l0dl2; common SOTO. Country packed
quiet At SCpa for choice fresh, 6taS Tor medium
and itd5c for low grade.
LIVE POULTRY--Old chickens were In
lsht supply, good request and steady at
70 70 a3 30 for cocks 80 76t64 w for mixed
aud - 250di 30 for hons. Small and medium
sized springs duh and dragging at Si0
1 30; fair sized VI 76ta3 rs; good sized 81 90
az 10.
LIVERPOOL.
Country markets rather dull. Good
miscd American corn Of coast advanced
Cd. Spot wheat quiet; No. spring ~.
Id; No. . spring ~ Id: western winter
~ Nd. Western corn strong ~ o..
Demand from United Kingdom and Con-
tinent duh for wheat and fair for corn.
Receipts past week 4i8,0O0 centals, OF
whis6 NO ,oDo centals we're AaasIiaaAA
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Dn n. c. WEsr's NERVE AND BRAIN Treat
"aas cenvnisions, Ets, Nervous Neuralgia
Headache, Nervous Prostitution cnuscd by the use
~ Alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental De-
pression, softening Of the Brain resulting IN n
Pramaturo Old Age, Barronness, Loss OF power
IN either sex. lnvo,ontary Losses md Spermat.
orrhDa caused byoyer.exertion Of the brain, seii.
abuse or oyernaulgence ~ nrrb box contains
S s"r t mon sent by mail prcpaidon receipt o. pr'
WY GUARANTEE SIX HOMES
m 49,, .n, coae. With each order received byrs
-, V s;r Snyes accompanied with 500, we VIII
send tho purchaser our written saa nss effect
fund the money II the tre s pmiyHv uo'' n'''A
HARRY w. SCHUH.
Druggist, Cor. Commercial ave. b 18th a., Cairo.