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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
A Roy Missing, ana the 8irI. SIM
Absent.

Sr, LOUIS, Sept, ;, Nothing new has
been brought lolho surface in the Church
vi case and the parents are, apparently, as
far from finding their missing daughter IS
ever. Col, Churchill says he Will work on
every clew or theory that is presented to
him, but he is beginning to lose hope, The
detectives are stll at fault.
MR., r. II. SMITH,
whose daughter Bertha left home four
days ago, has heard nothing from her.
he says that Bertha was very truthful g1rl
and her letter bore the impress, OF truth.
II has been developed that shortly after
Mary Churchill disappeared Bertha told a
school mate that she was going to run away
too. Her father believes she Is somewhere
in the vicinity Of her home, and would not
he surprised II she was in that very block.
JULIUS TUNE,
a Ooy siNleen,S missing from his home, corr
ncr OF ONO avenue and Winnebago streets.
He left hi' lone early FMdaylmorniug last,
with his dinner under his arm, He was
afterwards seen in skin on the Mississippi
river, evidently looking for place to fish.
he ~ rupppNtu 70 nave uedpp'blcu Oe'
cause OF temporary insanity, a. he has been
ont Of his mind several times since he fell
from house, six years ago.
THE CoSTAGfoN SPREADING.
MlAMIsBERG, Ohio, Scpt.b, Miss Laurs
Beacher society belle, left home last
night, leaving note saying that she was
tired OF life and her body would be found in
the canal. 1t was dragged all night with
out result,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06

GALATIS, Mo, sepC. 6,-ln the James
trial to- day, Col. j. II. shaDklin made the
second speech for the state He oCcupi' d
the entire forenoon in argument, which,
notwithstanding the extraordinary fine ora.
ton Of Col Phillips yesterday, was Splon-
did effort. Among the listeners were United
States Senator 1ngal.s and Keeper, who ar
rived last night, hsyiug cone for the sole
purpose Of witnessing the closing scenes Of
the great trial. ExGoS. Chas. p. John
son, Of st. Louis, is now closing for the
defense. Prosecuting Attorney Wallace of
Kansas City, will close for the state to.mor.
row. Bets are freely made on hung jury.
There are great many women in the audi.
ence, and standing room is at premium,
There is intense interest felt IN the re-
suit
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06

CONDENSED TELEG RA mn.

Henry Ward Beecber was enthusiastic
caly received on the occasion OF his second
lecture in san Francisco.
The rail- Dad fare fran St. Louis to
Louisville, KY, still continues at 81. The
o. g. NJ. met the cut Of other companies
Yesterday.
-Dink Davis turns up in New York as the
proprietor OF faro bank. 1t is reported
that he and his partner lost $1,000 in one
deal last night.
Judge Noonan yesterday morning in
the st. Louis Court OF Criminal Correc-
ton nolle pressed over eight hundred H.
quor cases This brings he fight on The
saloon. keepers TO an ingiorious end, a.
it disposes Of every case now on the dock
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
Geographic.
DESPERATE CHARACTERS.
a Band Of Thirty Robbers Attack a
New York Stage Coach.

Arguments Of the Frank James Case Still
Going on at Gailatin The Intense Ia
terest Uuabatsd Betting Odds are in
favor of Hung Juy-News Of the
Day.
BosToN, sept. 6.-Phe annual illumIna.
tiOn Al Nantucket Beach last night drew
together about 20, 900 people. The display
and festivities continued until s very late
hour. The facilities for Transporting 10
large crowd were altogether inadequate,
and It was midnight before many spectator
could leave the beach. A party OF ten
ladies and gentlemen from East Wev.
mouth chartered the large stage Min
nj Of that place, and left the
Hotel Nantucket al about | O'Clock,
They bad proceeded az far as the
foot Of the Old Colony House hill where
there T. thickly wooded and very lonesome
spot, and where the road runs for mile
aud a halfthrough
DENSE FOREST.
There they came upon gang OF twenty hve
or thirty desperate characters, some Of
whom were in an express wagon and others
on foot, and as the stage drove up these
men made rush for it, two Of them Selling
the horses by the heads while the other,
surrounded the stage, cursng and threat
sning to shoot the driver when he at
tempted to whip his horses,
Edward HOwley, who was standing ON
the steps of the rear, was seized by two OF
the rutfians who threw him downIupOn the
ground and beat him severely, tearing off
most Of bis clothing and kicking him bru-
tally about the head and body. His nose
was broken and be was otherwise
TERRIBLY INJURED.
During the scutflr the men secured his
watch and chain aud pocket book contain
lng large sum. Ia the meantime the rest
Of the gang had set upon the other gentle
men in the stage, who, be-
ing altogether unarmed, could make
no resistance. Jas. Burke, Thos. Nc
Fswn and David Queen we're brutally beat
en- and suffered serious injuries, one OF
them was robbed Of valuable pin snd they
lost their watches ard other jaweIry and
what money they had. rhe ladies wer.
VERY ROUGHLY HANDLED,
aud robbed Of their iewelry, watches aud
purses, The robbers only laughed ii their
pleas and swore the louder. The men at the
head Of the horses presently relaxed their
vigilance and their grip on the horses add
he driver Of the stage, taking instant adj
vantage Of this, whipped up his horses and
ratified If down the road at full gsllop.
The robbers jumped iRto the express wagon
,nd Grove swiftly after the flying stage for
over mle, out on nearing the town OF
bingham they then stopped pursuit. Many
Of the ladies were seriously Frustrated by
| fright
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
THE NEW YORK PRESS .
What the Leading Journalists Of tho
Nations Metropolis Said Yesterday.

New YORK, Sept. 5.--The World says;
1.-The Republican party has outiiyed its
mission. 1t has disposed OF all It's promi-
nent candidates, Grant is dead; Hayes IL
dead; Garfield Is dead, Blaine has gone
into Literature; Conkling has been set
aside; ~ rms Rristow; Window has failed
in the all.ma' q build up new Stock Elk.
change and gone to Europe; sherman has
been outwitted by Foster; Cameron has, In
political parlsnce, lost his grip Colfa1
died Of Credit Mobilier. The stall fed OF
still eats at the public crib, but torpidity
stimulates death, The hope that the
Repub ican party may hnd new issues and
still live can't be realized -
The sun SAYS. Most OF the talk about
establishing a government telegraph has
been so haSty aud III. considered as to APP
pear merely the result of visitation pro-
duced by the failure OF the telegraphcrs'
strike Midsummer is a dull time for
many OF the newspapers and they are glad
to start some such project s this OF the
government telegraph without caring much
whether the public takes the matter seri-
ously or not,
The Times, commenting on the tcSti-
mony Of John Roach before the Senate
Committee on Labor and Education, says:
at would be a good thing for the work
ingmen OF every trade II they could be
brought to see that such employers, sprung,
as they usually are, from their own ranks,
are their best friends; far better friends
than the men who try TO make them unite
10 keep down the level OF work TO that
which the largest and least skiIlful can
reach, II would be we'll for them, also, II
they could realize that the patient energy,
the self denial and the steady thrift which
have been the basis OF Mr.. Roach's own re-
markable success, are Just as open to them
w 10 him, or any one else.
The Tribune says "The better system
aims to benefit both employers and en-
ployed. II seeks the harmony Of American
industries, and not n savage and suicidal
warfare between capital aud labor. shsl.
low agitators do not understand II. To
them II seems simpler and easier TO cry,
stand and deliyer!' and 80 TO take money
out Of az empl Dycr's pocket But The
great majority Of American workIngmcn
know much more than their professed
chaml ions and chosen leaders.
It is very sign,fcon, fact that these No.
called Knights Of Labor, or federation OF
trades unions, never yet has even pretend.
cd 10 have enlisted one twenty dfth part IT
those who live by earning wages In this
country. The actual aud active member.
ship Of the unions is but n fraction Of their
nominal membership, and their nominal
membership is but fraction OF he whole
number Of workers. The demaeoguos and
ag,alors grossly misfeprcscnt the small
number Of active members when they un.
deriake TO speak for the laboring people Of
the United Statcs.p
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
Per6d,ous Sch,andecker.

ERIE. Pa. Sept. 3. Edward ochandeck.
err prominent society man, few years
ago married an accomplished young lady
whom he afterwards deserted Returning
to Erie last week be proceeded to make
amends for his baseness, but hardly had he
made terms with his wife before he was
contr, MED by comey Young woman from
Upper sandu,ky, ono, who Haunted in his
face marriage certificate bearing the name
Of +, A. spears, under which he had led her
to the altar only three months before.
Leaving the premises aud the victims Of his
vilainy he induced his brother, Arthur
ScnlSndecker, to 90 with him, osienSibly TO
secure the services OF al attorney. Enter
Ing the nearest saloon he dragged his
brother, and taking him to an out OF the
! WAY hotel secured him IN a room, robbed
! him Of a gold watch and sum Of money and
then abandoned him and took west bound
J train
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
-"o vi,linrd Party In Danger

AslORlN org, sept, 5,-rhc steamer
Queen of the Pacific, with the Willard
party aboard, ran aground this afternoon
At CIatsop Spit, inside the Columbia bar.
Fears are entertained for the safety OF the
vessel, as the ground is high and the tide
ON the Pacific coast strong. The steamship
company offers $50, 600 to mg.boats II they
pu her of, The passengers are still on
board and they are unable at present to
get them of. News is just received that
The steamer Columbia, belonging to the
same company, Is aground in the Columbia
river at Martins Island.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
A lItg Suit Decided,

BosroN, Sept, 5.--In the supreme
court to-day decision was rendered in
the sui; OF tn, u don Pacific railroad com.
pany vs.. the Credit Mobilier OF America,
arising out Of the building Of the road by
the Credit NJ obilier under the lloxlc con.
tract The company sought Ia restrain the
~ At law, and to recover T., 26G, 900 due,
Gaining fraud in the fuldllmcnl Of the con.
n"r'. \ full bench decide that there was
no constructive fraud and enter Judgment
AGAINST the railroad
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
Slade and Mitchcii.

CHICAGO, Sept DEM Mace, Harry
Montague, Slsde and Rice will have a meet
ing tonight with Madden and Mitchell to
arrange place for the postponed ti!ht.
Slade and Rice only agreed at Kansas CITY
TO draw under certain conditions.
Ell PAso, TEX. sept. 5.-The committee
sent to Kansas City to arrange, II possible
for the Mitchell Sldde fight TO come of here
telegraph that Mitchell has accepted their
proposition, and Slade will no doubt do the
same. This news is received with intense
enthusiasm. subscription lists have been
opened in all the banks, hotels and saloons,
and no expense will be spared to make the
affair grand success,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06

NEw YORK, Sept, 8, THE parade Of
the labor organizations Of New York,
Brooklyn, Jersey City and adjacent cities,
came of here to-day About 10000 men
were In line, representing almost every
branch Of labor Crowds gathered along
the route Of the procession, which wa, re-
viewed by prominent labor agitatorS, After
the procession the members went toa park
on the outskirts Of the cry, where games
and other amusemcns were engaged in,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
King Rory ReceDIiOn.

CINCINNATI Sept, 5-The arrival OF Rex
and hi, reception by Cincinnatus was an
imposing spectacle, A hotilla OF ten
steamers, all decorated with flags, APP
peared at lp m, Their appearance was
greeted By the blowing OF whistles and the
ringing OF bells BY the river crafts, as well
as the factories along the shore, A salute
by the artillery and responsive screams OF
the fotilla's whistles created the widest
enthusiasm among the crowds OF people
along the shore, The royal procession
moved as soon as possible after landing to
the Exposition hall, where Rex was duly
MnlrnmNl.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06

COLCHESTER, Sept. y. i IN the Grccnhack
state convention George q, Jones, Of Ale
bluy, was nominated Tor secretary of state
and declined Rev, Thomas Il Bcechcr
was then nominated bv aCclamNtlOn, Louis
\, Post, of New York, was nominated for
Attorney. General bv acclun,tion q, l."
laIsey, Of unsdilla, va. unanimously
nominated for Comptroller. Julian Whine,
OF Albany county, Tor Treasurer aud Ed.
win A. StiIlmon, Of ontario county, for
Engineer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
OVER THE OCEAN.
ENGLA.y I'D,

LONDON, Sept, 5.-The police are In pos
session OF facts which shsw the revival Of
Fenisn activity In this oty. All the noted
rendezvous OF prominence Irish agitators
here have been placed under strict police
surveillance.
LONDON, Sept. The Daily Telegraph
thinks England will eventually he drawn
into the quarrel between France and China.
TIE News considers this an emnently pro-
per occasion for arbitration by the European
powers in view OF the commercial interests
which nearly all OF them have at stake In
China
o DoNNEL, THE AvENGER.
LONDON, Sept. ,. In consequence OF
the reports that efforts will be made to
rescue q Donnell, who shot Carey, upon
his arrival here, the police authorities have
adopted extra precautionary measures 10
prevent any such attempt.
AN EARTHQUAKE PRE- DICTED.
Professor llaulb, who has made the sub
jet OF volcanic eruptions study, and is con.
sidered authority, predicts that another
earthquake will take place at Ischis about
the 18th OF October.
OFF FOR PARIS
Marquis Tsang left here last night for
Paris.
Pere Hyacinth goes to America shortly on
a lecturing tour.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
Into the ID am

READING, Pa, sept, 1.-Two empty
coal trains coIlidcd this morning near Big
Dam, and the cars were piled up in great
confusion. Fifteen were thrown into the
dam. The blockade caused bad delay
neglect OF brakeman who fell asleep.
Twelve cars were totally demolished.
The brakeman and conductor were in
SpraI
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
CHINA.

PARIS, Sept. b. The correspondent OF
the Exchange Telegraph company at Paris
says II negotiations between Tsang and
Challemcl Lacour fail, China will be willing
to accept the good offices Of England with a
view Of peaceful solution OF the question
At issua between the French aud Chinese
0oyeIVments.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06

CLEVELAND, Sept. j,--rhere il intense
excitement Throughout, rrumbull county
over n big oil strike In the village OF Cham.
pion, ncarI Warren. OH has been dis
covered III huge quantities, and the people
&c rushing IN from all parts Of Northern
Ono. The locality is not far from the
point IN Mahoning county where oil was
discovered two weeks ago, The property
belongs to poverty stricken farmers, who
arc made wealthy by the disNoycry.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
GER N ANY.

BERLIN Sept :, The North German
Gazette says; ''In all questions pertaining
to lis foreign policy since the last war ths
Government OF Germany has strictly OBJ
served towards France 4 benevolent and
friendly attitude, and is prepared to observe
the same attitude IN the future, whenever
France sees fit to assert her interests In a
legitimate manner.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
Public DelDl asatea, en nj.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. The decrease Of
the public debt during August was 'e.e 81, 4.
sSl. Cash In treasury, SsAl, boS, os6; gold
certificates, ST., oo2, 7%O; silver, 1902, Oil. =.
PSI; certificates Of deposit, tls, 10000;
refunding certificates, $3sA. $40; lege tend.
ers. S3l6. ISL .0l6; frsctisoal currcncv, 49,
9o7, 700. Decrease sisse Jane 10, slA,ss1,.
A
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06

HALIFAX, n. $, sept. Sit is reported
here that An ocean steamer, the name Of
which is yet unknown, has been discovered
sunk on the Nova Scotia coast near Indian
Harbor. 1t is supposed that the vessel
went down on sunday niglt with all on
board. Further news is expected to- NOR
row. The announcement OF the wreck has
caused considerable excitement here.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
IL purihes
the
Atmosphere.

IT. exposure N sICk.
room, Cedar, Closet or
Stab purlfes the At
musphcre and drives
away the germs Of dIs
case and death
Taken internally il
Burlhes the stOmar b.,
giving II tone an d
healthy yigor ltisthus
that It cures indigestion
and Dyspepsis,
When used Nv n Lo'i0n
1t destroys all Freckle
and b Ditch producing
germs, leaving the Fkin
clear white and trans
parent AZ that 81 a little
child,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06

The reported railroad accident In which
II was said eight or nine soldiers OF 1.-The
GRANVILLE company, which have been In
camp at Springfield, H., were Killed and Z
numAer wounded Ia 4 CAnArd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
G H 0 L E r A!
PROF. DARBYS
Prophylactic Fluid.
i he most powerful Antiscptio
KNOW n.
WILL PREVENT THE CHOLERA.

The most powerful An,
tlseptic agent " b G b
chemistry has producer.
lts use either inter.
uhlly or externally rem.
derT all ito mes IN con
tact with, pure, sweet
and Clean the produc.
ton Of disease gerns
ceases and the patirnl
RECEIVERS,
When used on Ulcers,
Scalds Burns, Efup,ious
and Sores II stops all
Pam, sweetens the pattt
and promotes the rapid
formation Of b ealt h y
Flesh.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06

WASHINGTON, sept, Borders have
been issued from the Office Of the Surgeon
General Of the Marine Hospital Service to
the Board Of Health At r nsacola directing
diScontinuance OF the house to- house in
spectton al that place.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
o'DoNNEL, THE AvENGER.
FRANCE.

PARIS, Sept, 5.-The Chinese Legation
here ~ still without any official information
IN regard to the reported massing OF Chi
nese troops on the Tonquin frontier. 1t Is
admitted, however, by members OF the
Embassy that II the French Asiatic squad
ron has been charged with the duty of mott.
Tying China Of the signing Of the Hue
treaty, the situation might be greatly com.
plicated thereby,
WILL ASK HIM TO EXPLAIN.
The French cabinet has decided tn At upon
the arrival at Paris OF Marquis Tseng, the
Chinese ambassador, he be asked to explain
the reasons for the movement OF the Chi
neSe troops to the ronquin frontier. The
ministry is seriously weighing the prospect
OF war with China, which event Is now con-
sidered 10y no means impossible. Admiral
Peyron, Minister Of Marine, remains In
Paris to superintend the dispatch Of rein.
forcements to Tonquin,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
rain.
CHICAGO.


WiIEAr-Lower; cloSingat 95kc Sep
tcmOer; 01',c October; 09S November;
81 Of December; &c year,
CORN-ligher; AK september; Al.
October; ijb November; a. year; 45s
May,
OATS--IIlghcr; 95I september; Sx
October: - years 20 May.
ST. LOUIS.
WHEAr-Lower; closing at 81 o0k sep
tembcr; II 02s October; 81 06h Soyem.
Der; 81 07h; December VI OAK a. year.
CORN-Lower; - September; AN
O''"N"r; AK b. November; S9',
uAl>- higher; 25s b. September; @s
October; 2Bs b. November; 2bs b.
year; 20S b. May.
NEW YORK.
WHEAT-September IL AK; October
" l5h; November II 49, December
VI 90.
CORN--september 80. a.; october6Oh;
November bOh.
OATS-Septembe 33s October a.;
November 35h December 36k.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
EASTERN LINES,

IKAlss LEAVE CAIRO:
BOB a m. Mail,
Arriving IN ST Louie am; Chicago, 80 pan.
Connecting at Odln and bingham for enc
ndti LouENlle, Indianapolis ard poiuts East.
IA am. st. Louis and Western
Express.
Arriving IN ST, Louis 0j =. M Aud connect NJ
for all polnts West.
3 80 pm. Fast IIEpress
PrSt Louie and Chicago, arriving at 81. Loui.
l0:4U y m, and Chicago 1;21 n IA.
800 pm. Cincinnati Express.
sriyine at Cincinnati 700 am; Lo1isylIe 800
an. Indianapolis 4t6 tn. PArtenEers by
TINS train reach the above points ! = 10 80
HOURS In advance OF any other route
lty-The $3.50 p NJ, express has FtLLMhN
riEEPIEG CAR Caro- to Cincinnati, "'tho1i
changes, aud through secpers 70 - l.onis sa'
Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
| IL destroys |
thu |
'Gcrms Of DISEASED

II isa fact established
by Science that many
diseases are introduced
by p1trihCation, which
reprOducgs Itself and
propagate the disease
In ever widening circles
These diseases gener
ate coDtagion and 6ll the
air with death. Such In
that dread Terror,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
Couutry Prod~ce.

BUTTER steady during the week
We quote! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to fancy lsG
q, and occasionally shade more for
favortc brands; off stock ut dairy rates
Dairy-Choluc TO fancy l5lal7 TO II for
selections; fair to good lldl2, common
5000 Good 10 choice nearby IN pails SlVtg
II, common itDS.
POULTRY Wcquote; Old chickens
Cocks ~ 25Cd2 90, mixed ~ 15Dj Oh and
hens 81 -; Spring chiokens-Smal Slr6l %,
medium to gopd.s1ed > OPAL % for fair
to good choice " fancy full.groWn ~ ~
keys igc " IL, Offerings were liberal.
EGGS-To.day receipts 633 pks. Firmcr,
choice marks sold at lllal4s.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
Fast Time Last.

D,ocopuoru by thts line 20 through 10 CAST
/ hSStuStIS err poins wltaouI any d,.ey
caused By sunday Intervening Inc Ha'1tsn{ 4llei.
soon train from Cairo arrives d uCn IorE Monday
nornlug at 1925. Thirty-siI hours II advance Of
n other route,
Lt7-For through ticke'e and furtuef Information
Apply q, Illinois Central Railroad Depot caro-
j II. JONES Ticket Agent
All. HANSON. zen. PISS, Agent Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
LIVERPOOL

wheat arrived dull. Corn arrived
steady wheat aud corn 70 arrive quiet
but steady. Mark Laae-whest and corn
TO arrive dull. Country markets uu.et;
weatherin England fine. spot wheatquiet
but firm; No. , spripg os Id, No. 3
spriug none In marke.; Western Water "a
I'd. Mixed Western corn dun At
--bs ID. Demand from the United klng4
dom aud Continent dull for wheat and
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
Asiatic Cholera.

which II now dCYastst,
ing the East and ad
yanCing on It's mission
Of death rapidly iowa 'ds
our shores. Other d..
eases OF the same sort
are Dlphthefia, Typh
old Fever Scarlet Fever,
SMALLPOX, NJ essles,
Yellow Fever, Ery.ip-
elias, etc, All these gen
crate c0ntagion Other
discaseT--F yer an d
AgD", Ma arial Fever,
Gtc arise from conta
gion which comes OF
dampness unhealthy sit.
nations or uncleanncss,
All these Diseases can
be cured only by stop.
ping the production Of
disease Germs and de.
stroying those already
produced. Both these
results are accomplished
~ the use Of Prof
Darbys preparation OF
BOracic Acid and chic.
rine, known a.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06
DARBYS
PROPHYLATlC
FLUID.

space does OF permit Us TO name OF the nsez TO
"hlch TINS great Gerln-destrOyer il applicable.
Ask your Druggist for printed matter deceptive
Of i's usefulness, or address
j II. ZEIL.IN 81 co,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA.
50 cents per bottle. Pint Bottes 500