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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09

If We would have powerful minds, we
must think; II faithful hearts, We must
love; II powerful muscles, we must labor;
II wo would got rid Of bad cough, W
must take DR.. Bulls Cough Sy.hp.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
Southern Exposition, Louisville, KY.
August 18th to October 26th.

The Illinois Central II. r. tickets to
Louisville and return Mondays and Tues
days of each week, at $l0.15. Tickets
good to return on twenty days from date Of
sale. Two daily trains leaving Cairo 2:15
a. m. and 8:45 p. m. A. II. HANoN,
6w Gen. Pass. Agt.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09

rRAiks LIAvB CAIRO:
EGO u M. M ail,
Arriving In St. Louis 10 am Chicago, S:U y. n.
Connecting at Odin and Efinghsm for Cinciu
natl. Louisville, Indianapolis and points East.
l2:25 d. m. Fast st. Louis and
Western Express.
Arriving In ST Louis Gas p. m, and connectin'
for all points West.
3:l5 p. IN. Fast Express.
For st. Louis and Chicago, arriving at st. Louie
1918 p. m. and Chicago 7:20 9. IN.
3:45 y. IN Cincinnati Express.
Arriving at Cincinnati 700 d. m Louisville, 3:55
q. IN; Indianapolis 4.0S q. IN. Passenger. by
this train reach the above points IL to 80
HOURS in advsnce Of any other route.
tY-The 3.t5 u. IN. express has PULLMAN
SOOTHING CAR from Cairo 10 Cincinnati. Win
out changes, and through seepers to ST. Loo''
and Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
e. A. BURNETT,
Book and Ton DDINrnUD
rs Ohio Levee,
ROmd-Hole PertOrator. f s,ssm

Prices according to Style and Quality
Of Paper, special discount on large
orders:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For q Good Meal

or good room, go to DeBsun's, SO Ohio
levee. If
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR lsr YEAR.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR lsr YEAR.
VIM. strstton, Stratton a Bird, gro ,ers, Cairo, III.
j. A. Godstine, of0oldstine & Rosenwater, whole.
sale and retail dry good G. W. Dunning. N. D..
Pres. I'D. Med TX, for Pensions; Albert Lewis.
commission merchant; j. II Robinson, county
Judge AM notary public; VIM. r. Pitcher, com,
broker and insurance agent; X. II. Baird, city
street supervisor; NJ. Philips, carpenter and build
or; Thomas Lewis, attorney and secretary; E.V.
Pierce, attorney. At.law, DuQuoin ILL.,; H. G. Pace
cashier OF Centennial Bank, Ashley, III. Albert
Hayden. cashier OF George Connolly h Co., Spring
ncld, III ; B. M. Mum. attorney-at.law, 1853 Ral.
dolph street, Chicago; Hon. Robt. A., Hatcher, At.
cashier First National Rank, stuart. Iowa.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
East Time East.

Fast Time East.
D,,,nrr,nue, by this line go through to East
I dSScuSCIS ern points without any delay
caused by sunday intervening. The Saturday aiter,
ioon train frou Cairo arrives In new York MONDAY
uorniug at 1926. Thirty-sx hoursi in advance OF
ny other route,
tH~FOr through tickets aid further lnformaiiol
spply nj Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Cairo.
J. II. JONES, Ticket Agent
All. HANSON. Gen. Pass. Agent Chicago
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-19
SAN DIEGO.
Two Murdarers oaptred-Th County
Jail Full OF Prisoners.
A TIP tn ough Duyd County Cattle
Suffering for Waut Of Grass,

correspondence Of tho gazette.
SAN DIEGO Tex, Dec. TO. Our en-.
eygenc sheriff, Mr. l.. l.. Wright, Il
feR days since arrested two of the four
murderela who committed the Outrage
at Las TramulAs short time ago. We
have nov thirteen prisoners in our
county jail and our county commls-
sioners ~ill be Obliged 70 take measures
10 enlarge the prison, AZ 1t ls decidedly
TOO small ohcld 70 many. Mr. Wight,
who is also the tax collector, will post
bis notices now pretty soon, and early
10 the next month will be Dut IN the
county collecting the taxes white
-triet in the performances Of his duties
asen tilieer, he has ever shown iiB-
self Il consideraie and courteous gen
ueman, ard Is hked and respected by
Americans aud Mexicans Money lar
oeen 30 light that = great many VIII
he hard pressed 10 pay their taxes this
year.
Your correspondent has just returned
'rrm y trip Of four or Ave days in an
ambulance 10 PirdFas Pinia-, Bena-
gidts, Los Indior, GGDcepeion and
.eyefsl ranchos and haclendas in
Duyal county. The country has been
favored with some rain lately, and tbs
ahareOa, arOyns aud water-hples on the
prairies are about full. but The rain has
come TOO late 10 10 Of much, II any
benefit 70 the range IN the way Of
graea; Ia fact, fh0ngh, / have had
some fantFionce here, having been IN
the Lon" Star slate ever since the fall
nf lsiG, and west ~ the Nueceh river
almost continuously since 1919. / have
never Keen this section ~ TeSas IN
such u deplorable condition There
10 literally no grass. and what " Is
once luxuriani, fertile range ID now
a sterile waste. grown up ~
chapayal, pfiekly.pear and other
classes 81 cactus plant Rad brush, YET
~ some places / saw thsep aud goats
aud horses IN good ard appar4utis
thfiviug condition aud have agceT-
tained a. fset from old experienced
Anchmen that they not only aubsist
but thrive rUl the gual LA black chap
ara and other cihiFes ~ brDsb. which
they eat with grea gusto Cattle how
eter, do not DO 20 we'll on such pAgtuf-
axe. add, judRlug from the condition ~
many That sAw On my trip lbeFe will
b. a. extensive die.up this winter
They have already commenced 10 gu
the way ~ al II ssh
fl,Hes look very gloomy down here,
aud there IL no probability 81 any
change for The better until The
stock fatfen next spFing Thlr
-plenjidf?) policy Of fencjne
~ fha er,itnfrU fnfn Efv t.aafural
thousands Of head ~ street 10 b.
driy,n away, aud there will noi be, BY
last have u ways Understood puhsis
iiee. 81, 10 plaia Kngllsh. fof the ligjs
good . the gfeateei nulApffi but y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-19
MISSILE PARLoRs.

Those who have been there know
that when some men are about "half
fulfp II whisky OF wine they feei
wealthy, and often when Ia that con-
dition 70 and have themselves mess
ured for suit vi clothes which they
are unable 10 pay for, drunk or sober
OF course the merchant tailor gets
"atnokn with these suits. Again men
getting good salaries order euiis made
and before they are finished have Their
salaries lowered SO they cannet ~
ford 10 pay for what they
have ordered. Again the meiehani
tailor 4 ,ilen.n Then again, many
suits made for customers really 90 not
Il aud many that do not ~ are re-
ieeted by Whimsical customers There
are a Thousand other reAeOns why
merchant tailors find on fheis hands
suits that they cannot ~ without
making q great sacrifice As
these disappOintments are occurring
daily ia large est8Dllshmenisi
iUcan readily be seen that 10 large
cities the accumulation mus. afcy'ne
inlmense Aud. IN parenthesis, lfe
writer viii state HAT Il e by reason o
the-e Accomplishments that mefcpHnl
lail0rs are Obliged to charge sneh hlsn
nriees FOR thtlr work A irni WIS es-
,,bllshed some timc since Ia thieago
M he purpose Of relieving The mef-
chant tailors, not only 81 Chl-
caro mt II other cities, 81
shses emlslits.n aud later q branch
M fhaf t'hlcaeo house was onfnea =
iae Grayier street, near the Cotton lsA-
ehanRe ia thi. city. and here these
mi-fiis and une1ied.for garments
nave besn sold. and sim are felling 2
large nnmbers. foT they IRE Ne,uAly
brinr sold M less than cnrhad t1sf-
chant tailoFs' prices. Suits, iol M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-19

would seem that ia these luiter days
The reverse II the order Of thipga, and
u Is oaueidered 1pst o. lfaislaie Tor the
hfn,a' ~ the rich aud Ia the plor 50
where the wpDdbine ~ ipeih. sueh ~
the way Of the world '6reaso the
iatted hog, Rarye the ponrshpsl' y But
do not propose 10 m1rsllg; and yet
4 Is mot that | love tasHr tthe pig
pnslureman) less, bat Rome tonr cpun-
try) nore.n ! would iise 20 see IL
prosper and ~ many resources
developed. Willie the n.al.
ing OF Thee oyergroWn
cog-pens Is keeping out eeltiffs AMI
fetardin. The growth Of cur country
We Viii see what the flluro VIII
bring forth. Now TINT Cleveland Is
elected and the great Democratic pin
ciples rule, let ~ hope for change for
the better. 1 hope, TOO. we VIII have
better WFhthef thbn w. have beHn tx
pretending, ~ ieast | ~ variable.
o. my trip / Vas most hospitality
entertained aud found IifE GAztTrE
az the houses ~ neafly egsry English
speaking citizen where we ttOpped
and mech eulaglzed. AZ the hsplta
ble and eonInpdiaus inansion Of Mr..
Frank O. Grlyis saw the Last weekly
GAZETTE Mr. Goe,is u que 81 tue
mot whple-ennfd genial iln-ts 10 TIT
county aud speaking or Y3ng phper he
says hat be did uOt kuDW what be
should 90 without IN thai II wag ons
~ the yfry best Ia The state aud AZ
most pn article Of necereily With him.
aRtid a great many others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-19

At II o'clock yesterday the repre-
sentatives OF the press met in the
Music hall In the main building The
attendance was large aud included
Representatives OF papers from sll pors
tions of The country, indicating the
widespread interest felt ia the EXPOSE
t!pn
Mr.. VIM II II Judson, chief Of the
department 81 printing and publish
Ing, called the meeting to order The
first question discussed was that Of
eeuding Cff kilograms, aud IL was
found that satisfactory arrange
inents had been made for the rapid
tranamisslOn Of news. Pres head
quarters have been secured, where pa
pers from nll sections II the country
VIII be kept on ila his room Will
be omen 10 the public, so that all may
sec tue news from their own section.
At the close Of the press meeting a
suggestion was made that an Exposi
ton Press ~, ociation should be- formed
and this Flea vas at once adopted
Renairing TO the headquarters near
The northeast entrance, tie represents
tives present n cted an Organization.
DR. II Il Gilbert II the Fort Worth
GAZETTE was elected temporary
chairman and Mr. II. 3. Falk OF
the Timte-DemocTat was elected
temporary secretary. On motion 81
Moi II Il Davis of the Picyune, a
committee Of thsae was appointed by
the chsirmaD to draft plan Of perma-
nent organic ttion. The committee
consists OF Col J Thomas Srbarie OF
the Bsi imore Sun and United States
commissioner from Maryland, chair
man; Mr. George Bell Of the Chicago
Tribune and Mr.. l.. z, Meyers OF the
Galveston News.
Mr.. l.. p. Meyers moved that all
members Of tbs press Ia he city be In
vlted TO attend and connect theLnseives
with the association.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-19

stance, that any Grstclass meridian
tailor would charge SIS $50 for can
be had for SIS and SO over
coats are reduced from $50 To-
$50, and from $50 to Sl2 80,
and 10 on. OF course. the merchant
tailors have to stand these losses, and
the buyers reap the benefits derived
from these losses. There Is no decep
ton in these goods, Tor the beat Judges
In The city buy their clothing here,
when they find anything tuat its
Them. il IL, therefore, only question
of ct. The quality and price suit an
When you ylht New Orleans and want
a merchauttmlor suit go zee If there
Is not on q az 1906 GrayieI that Will ~
YOU. DO not be deferred by the crowd
sou will meet there, but 90 In and you
will be waited on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-19
wEATHEnFoHDs
special % tne oaEolie.

spaciai " The Gazette.
WshfHEhRoaD, Tx Dec. is.-
Frank Dssmilh died this morning at
O'clock He was q yeans 81 age aid
had been almost raised here. III
parents I've 10 Europe no lsaves n
sister and brother here. His femains
sili ~ inferred fomOrrov
p. Raaar1. who bAs been clicking
fBr ID q. Hhynes for tile laet two yeArf ,
leaves lo-nisie for Mltdie 'lenuesse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-19
SHERMAN.
The Grayson County Farm An EST.
mate Of Last Years Tax.

mate Of Last Years Tax.
special 70 10 0azetiF.
SHERMAN, TEX Dec ls.-The COM
inissioners have been engaged to-day
IN settling with the keeper OF the
county farm. This institution has
cost The county about $500 for the pas
year. which Is more than any former
year since the farm was eslRb-
iished, but IL a great econ
ony over the old cost %
Keeping our poor before that time. In
1876 the expense from this source
amounted TO about thirteen thousand
dollars, and the service WAS not nearly
so satisfactory as gt present..
w. A. Wells, at present deputy
county clerk, has been elected man.
aeer FOR 1885 AT bid Of 1850, aud DR.,
7. $. freeman furnishes medical ct
tcntion for 500.
The asstesor and collector OF Gray
son county are agitAting The question
of a convention Of al their brother
officers ia the state Of Texas 70 DO he'd
NJ Austin on or about the 9th or 2Ofll
81 January, 1885. There exist many
grave defects in the present Laws
regulating these sflices, and the men
Who are thoroughly posted In all
the details OF the work are butter quai
lined than any others 10 furnish su y
suggestions ~ are needed to perfect ihs
laws they nave 70 administer Graz . -
county Huggesis that the com pirollrr ~
the STATE name the time by q circular
letter, and an interested are believed
10 be ready TO respond.
The county commissioners estimate
thp levy FOR the past year for this
county at the following iignres, to-wii:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-19

A. III wilkins 81 Houston has Issued
q circular 10 the teachers nl Texas WI"
wish 10 visit New Orleans during Tue
exposition, announcing TIE Departure
afan exe0rslon train from DrDi-np
Monday. December ~. At no0u, and 20
leave New Orlnans fnday mOfniug
January 2 1888. The estimated "a
nente III the round trip u set down ~
$50. leaving % 70 Of this sum for Incl
deutalH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-19
CAPITOL HOTEL.
King Cotton Is then made In tie FOL.
lowing happy terms:

King Cotton Is then made In tie fol-
lowing happy terms:
among tho powers
That lnsier IN upon these potent hours,
Cotton, That ruler n each hemisphore.
Far ia the cat of earth
~ he'd it, ellen hrth
Tho centuries kuew 10 long ere fesua cane
To thrill The ages With has sacred name.
20 una OF old,
In NAV y a twi ted fold,
The iut banOd bruws
% Phamuhs.
with he, rude dIsisn sitting In the shade,
The Indian woman 81 sttcnuatC made
Tn thread shr spun
e e, woven .',or. on the green turf .yread.
Dismay cd TO zee his delicaie web Uutdone.
The Hindu watched ii, while nights mysuc
Brcoihed IN the lofty branches II tho palms;
reside The Bnhmin temples sac ei GAINS
He tuardtd the q.
For hottest ri ), It's long white, SILKY hair
Nations were born and nations passed
Monarc and monarchios erumbed to
slowly the old lve unto the new.
Netlt ktll iivel and grew.
From orient
10 Occidpnt
with steady step 10 Went,
Gre ping, cree Ing,
While tho world was sleeping,
Like to some conscious blessing sent from
God,
Gei ry Rcrcss The Hemisphere It trod.
Unul Il ptsHed
10 Freedom all tmbraoipg arms al last.
Andioi 10 Victories
BlnssOm on eve hrroEe,
sweep Ger the baud ana YEAS
Aud IRON enr,h's natuemcnts,
While AL the ord ass ms.
| Hangs 10 white hammer over the cnntt
ntnts.
The poet then lucidly describes the
manner in which cotton Is produced,
aud 1.-THE wheels and the reelsn EN-
plnyed in converting II into marietta
ole textiles She then chants pear
/ to Freedom and the Press, and those
marvellous inventions
(which mako llustrlous the Book Of Time
| Ard write the Nineteenth contug
sublime
The poem grandly closes thus;
| And bark yeyat for sim another voice
| speaks nntoalf and bids the world ipic'
The pOndecous engine whose plodlgiou
power
Ho'ds mp "A thousand irlnmphs u this hour
] BidH me remember from hOw Sigh thin
] The most eNu tnnt tictorius may prir g,
/ Ard iIom So great he II earnns ~ ~ cries,
| "Behoid! THIS dRy l. full Of prophecies,
/ OfHpieudid promises FOR al WHO sim
The shaft OF Effort 10 bdtg down Name''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-19


We y ma Coeta,a vooif art worth
d eANnf
We y se9 @ % e Re, soe ~ st worth ' AT s worth sis -
o
We nesn eau
4
We r. u Par "a n
Neut Funshine tll0ls prices
3 D "A
Large y ~ s Hud ra x stg
Grt
~,
CHASE SsCNTTsA NY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-19
1emAL I1sTATn.
j. NJ srroso President j. A. oossrn yoir.oe IT, a. AIyp essr
Bowie Real Estate and Immigration Comfy
BOWIE. MONTAGUE. CO., TEXAs.

q ess
thi "
and Hallway uo ua va lnalth Ageady
n ger eR9 aNs r e5s e. rent ~
GRANDEST CnUNIY bM0 CITY IN @0Rl INVEST TEXAS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-19

lsverg Fm0kef ItOaIa ~ Illllle
loker.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-19
Useful Christmas Presents.
RNlAD - IN AT.Is TYI7nI IBmr.coVXL.


Wear SOFT
sands
,
a
hi
e 70 o.
we N d Brown h una hns,
Wo re Ss2 m
seysatsi r islands -rooiv value
Lad q lu Is fG, f u 10
( a. 50 4,
respectfully,
CHASE TRADING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-19
Marahall u Ke.d y Mar.haIs.

7peFlH q mo unsfiIF'
MARsHALL, Tx DEC. ls.--Ihe
etore-house II q s at vae entered laa'
nlght and aboui any dcllars' worth 81
pr0vielons ard groceries stolen. Oar
re0pie are hee9miug greatly hlarnsd
~ the fffq1enfno4a 81 fueb 0eenfren-
ets and talk 81 organizing a cliizens'
police force - protect The Iowa,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-19

rinva sleeve buttons, ETC. oheaper
than elsewhere at J. 4. Jones' 30
Houston street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-21

Tho AduTCssss Made on Both SiicS To-day.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 2l.-At tho Mutt trial
the court room was packed 20 suiiOcatiou.
Mr.. johnson addressed the jury for tho
commonwealth. He depicted the story Of
Dukes death how Mutt laid in wait
for him, aud argued that tho law, which
says I" = murderer shall forfeit his life for
his crime, " is society's only prOtoC ton.
He laid stress on Nutt's unclo's injunction
to bo sure and not fail" Discussing
stances and showed that thero was 70
need of in}anity. Mutt had impetus
enough.
Major Brown then addressed tho jury
for tho defense He argued that there
arc crimes for which there exists 10 law,
and upon which the human heart alone
can sit ia Judgment" Ho read tho ter.
ribIe letters that were read at Dukes
trial, and argued that the boy, naturally
weak minded, gave way to the in.
ilueuCeS beyOud mortal control
"lt il not necessary continued the
speaker, to discuss the expert teSti.
mOny. All conceded that the defendant
was insane. This boy found his mother
crushed, his father murdered aud his homo
desolatod. Ho could hardly appear on the
strcOts without meeting an object which,
Dr., Pollock says. would have an cfeJt
upon tho mind like the shaking OF q red
rag before maddcTed ball His mind
was shattered aud al last in one delirious
effort E0 struck down th" author of his
woes and cast OF the burden thai had
placed au iron band asound his brain"
The court then took "a +, c"Ss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-21

TLg,5 +. Z. Il. engines wcr1 sUut to
ShOCh' station after number of cars on
Saturday night. bu. whou they arrived
there tL, cuEirccrs Learned that ESQ cars
divided into three trains OF about 80 ears
each and brought to { lumbia The en-
Enes had as much as they could 90 10 pull
such rug trains.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-21

Annio Burns, Harrisburg, diamond car drops
Miss iva warren. Gettysburg, Pa, silver
cake basket with n can OF coffee y. hlexan.
der, Mt Nobo, found a black dial stem wind.
oscar Paammer, Mhltown, $. IS, watch in
coice. Col. LightnCr, Paradise, lady's solid
gold hunting case watch I'm tea. Mrs John
son, South Queen steeet, silver service, Miss
Harriet Mitchell, diamond ring IN tea. J.
AlcNnnGcr, silver hunting case watch In tea.
l.. NJ. BrOokhousc, $40 South Prince street,
II. q; crown lever watch IN can OF tea, also
s0lll gold ladies' hunting case watoA in
can of tea, aud u diamond collar button in
can OF ten. Miss liunnoll's millinery, found a
lace pin diamond, ruby and sapphire. NJ. w.
watch In a can of tea. J. Anderson, farmer,
MCChaniCsburR, found u solid stver hunting
Ing case watch IN COffcc.
4. s. sho1kors druggist, MountvIllo, silver
service. j. :. Hoenager Mount Joy. Pa,
hunting-case crown watch. II. y. liaverstick,
Lime Valley, hunting.case crown lever watch.
Miss Jnuii5on, salesady, diamond ring In
can of tea. Michael Maloney, Bird .in.IIand,
stem winding and stem setting watch, black
street, 3. n y. watch in tea. Mrs. Reynolds,
Columbia; silver service with can OF tea: Miss
Florence V. Cast, 92l West James street, dia.
mond. ruby and sapphire finger ring.
A. W, NOlt sos south Duke street, stem
dau, G3I North Queen street, silver cord re-
ccivor. John caldwell, East Andrew street
silver sugar dish Mamie l.. Eaby, y East
Wise. GJS Manor street, y. \ =: watch IN can OF
tea also n lady's solid gold hunting case
watch In can OF tea. Jacob FCtter. painter,
% Mulberry street, hunting case crown lever
watch John A. WcUbor, i3 South Queen
street, Colorn o watch and chain in tea
g. u. Hcrr's hotel, millorsvlllo, Pa, stom
winding and stem setting watch I'm tea. Mrs.
samuel johnson, GordOnvilc, silver sugar
bowl Mr-. DOitrlok, Eden, silvcrwarc. Hiram
weaver, Eowing machine, hunting case crown
lever watch. u. D. kccsoy. Lamb ho'ol, ruby.
sapphire and diamond ring. J. X Barr, 10
south Duke street French Chatolaine watch,
Mira, BuCh, l3b Lemon street, sllvCr ring with
tea. g. G., Herr, tobacco dealer, q Market
street, boys hunting case crown watch. Miss
Ryan, drcssmaltCr, Columbia, found Il gem.
lao diamond ring In coffee. Mrs. \. GOod-
rich, oxford, silvCrwnrO with tea.
l.. y. Daily. Black Horse hotel, Millorsvillc,
stem winding and stem setting watch In tea.
Miss Casper, East Orange street diamond car
drops In can OF tea {. Gasscr, leather and
fading store, No. East Orange street. crown
lever watch. George smith, NJ. ID, Baltimore,
Md lady's solid gold hunting case watch. 4.
y. Dickcy, Lancaster avenue, stem winding
and stcm setting watch In can OF tea. Mrs.
Brown, Columbia, genuine diamond ring In
can Ot coffee. Wultar LcChcr. ClCrk, III East
James street. ilvcrwarC with tCa. Mise Jano
Oliver, COIOlCd, Philadelphia, huys' -n'ii coin
silver watch IN can OF tea
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-21

!ho following statement OF william J. Cough
In, OF somorYillC, Mass. IS so remarkable that
We beg TO ask for IL tho attention Ot our read
ers. lie says "ln the tall OF 1876 1 was taken
with yio,nnt bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by q severe cough. | soon began to lOsc my
appctIt" ana nc5h. / was so weak at ono time
that could not leave my bed. In tho sum.
II "r Of lS77 wnS admitted TO the CITY Hospital.
hlC There the doctors said hut u hole In
~ left lung rs biz rs Il hRlldoilar. cXpend.
uH over huui"cd dollars In doctors anti med
iclnlf, IUHs SO lar gone az one time report
won't around that was dead. gave up hope
h.t u llfoud told Inc OF DIR. WM. HALLS
BAISAM FOR THE LUNGS. / laugho at
my friends, thinking my case incurubie, but /
got 10 tile tO satisfy them, when to my sur
priseu qualification, l commenced 10 feel
britcr My hope, once dead, began 10 revive,
o. d 10 lay iCUl In hUticr sptr!ts than have
the past three yeaS.
~ writcth hoping you viii publish II, so
that every one afflicted witH Diseased Lungs
WI be induced to take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FORTlIE LUNGS, and bo convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. !
have taken two LOttlcs ana can positively say
that It has done mo moro good than MI the
other medicines l hCvo taken since my sick.
ness. My cough haB almost entirely disap.
poarCd ana shall snOn hc able 10 go to work
old bv II. u Cochran. l67 SOrth OI"en street