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ginss and tends,e, md the cars remained
on the track. The water tanks or boxes
on both tenders were telescoped into the
cars behind. That of the switch engine was
raised in the rear and rested at an angle of
forty.6ve degrees, with one end in the box
car the roof of which it had raised, and the
other on the engine. The box car stood
with the rear trucks on the track andwith
the front trucks which had been
dislodged and crushed through the bottom
of the box near the middle, on the top of
the running gear of the the tender. The
tank of the other tender crushed straight
through the end of the box car behind,
while tho trucks ran under the engine, rails
ing its rear end, drivers and all, about two
feet up from the track. This is about the
position things were in when the work Of
clearing the track was begun. The rate Of
speed when the collision occurred was
probably not very great, at least not so far
as the switch.engine 10 concerned. Tho
other was probably running much faster,
for it was just coming over grade to
mount which it must have taken a good
start. The engineers claim that fog was to
blame. They said it was so thick just at
the time neither could see the others engine
until il was too late to stop the trains in
time to avoid a collision; but they saw the
danger when the engines were about
twenty feet apart, and they had just time
to reverse the steam and Jump for their
lives which they and the 6remen did. A
number Of men we're on top of the cars,
and they also foresaw the accident In time
to get off unhurt. The wreck was cleared
away within few hours after the accident,
and trains were running as usual.
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Messrs. G. NJ. and w, G. Young, man.
ayers of the manufacturing establishment,
Of Henry Breihan, corner 4lh and CONNER
cial, are pushing the business in vide
awake, successful manner. They are, in
addition to former articles, manufacturing
Brehan's "Birch Beer" and champagne
Cider" which is now found for sale at all
the saloons in Cairo and the surrounding
country and is growing in popularity every
day. The trade Of the house in Ph. Best s
milwaukee, beer is larger than ever before,
and the same may be said OF Breiban's 5
Settlers, Soda and Mineral Springs water.
The house has found it necessary to enlarge
their machinery and add to their force OF
men in order to keep pace with their i'm
mense trade, 80 that orders can always be
promptly filed. I'm
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None But First Class Goods.

In Watches, Jewelry AMI Silverware one
should have the best OF none Messrs
SHURLEY & Co., Chicago, are making a
specially OF fine goods, and if you need
anything in Watches, in dust and water
proof cases, Solid Silver or Triple Plated
Ware. Solid Gold or Rolled Gold Jewelry,
send to Shurley g. Co., they will send a
single article at the dozen price. They are
vouched for and endorsed by the United
States Express Co., American express Co.,
Southern Express CO., F. W. Palmer, Post.
master of Chicago, Gen'l A. G. Smith, Ex
State Treasurer. and many others. Goods
sent on approval, with privilege OF examln-
stion, enabling you to do purchasing at
home. Remember, Shurley g. Co., n State
Street, Chicago, Ill. SEND FOR THEIR NEW
AID BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
10ik.2m
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True to Her Trust.

Too much cannot he said of tLs ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly watch.
ing and caring for her dear ones, never neg.
lecting single duty in their behalf. When
they are assailed by disease, and the sys-
tenn should have q thorough cleansing, the
stomach and bowels regulated, blood pur-
ded, and malarisl poison exterminated, she
must know that Electric Bittsrs are the only
sure remedy. They are the best and purest
medicine in the world and only cost fifty
oents. Sold by Barclay Bros. ~
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CAIRO, ILL.,, December 7th, 1888.

CAIRO ILL.,, December 7th 1888.
The regultr annual meeting of the stock
! RS o IN" CITY National Bank of
re.Hpr,, VIII b he'd at the office of said
bank. IN th's city, On Tuesday, January s h,
1884. r"ils open ut 10 O'Clock a. IN. and
clos al 4 o'clrcN p. IN. ot said day.
TH IS. w HALLIDAY, Cashier.
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A good heating stove in frstclass condi
ton, new CRATE and basket, lined with fire.
brick. Apply at the Bulletin office.
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The Daily Bulletin.
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Notices In these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion and whether marked net II calcu-
lated to toward any mans business interest are
always paid for.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nouces III this column, eight cents per line for
lrst and Ave cents per line each subsequent nser-
ton. For one week. 80 cents per line For one
month, so cents per line
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35 Cents
For Sale.

will buy good meal cooked to order, at
DeBaun's. If
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36 Cents

will buy good meal cooked to order at
DeBaun's. If
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For Rent.

The "Singer House" corner 34lh and
Poplar streets, the house containg 81 rooms
is in good condition, and well adapted for
Q boarding house. NJ j. HowLEY.
Real Estate Agent.
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Saddle Rock Oysters at DeBaun SO Ohio
Levee. If
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3b Cents
Notice.

will buy good meal cooked to order at
De Baun's. If
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Restaurant and Oyster House, So Obi,
Leyee. If
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Christmas Presents!

LADIES:
Od0r Cases, Plush, &c,
Toilet Cases, Plush, &C.,
Hand Mirrors, Plush, &C.,
Hand Satchels, Plush, Leather, &c.,
Pocket Books,
Perfume Bottles,
Cologne Bottles,
Bay Rum Bottles,
CamphOr Bottles,
Nice Perfumes,
Mirror, Hair Brushes,
Hair Brushes, Plush,
&C., &C., &c.
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We Have Suited for

GENTLEMEN:
Cigar Cases,
Pocket Toilets,
Shaving Sets,
Shaving Mirrors,
Wall Pockets for Brush and Comb,
Wall Pockets for Whisp Broom,
Travelling Toilet Case,
Box of "The Jewel" Cigars,
Box of Bachelor" Cigars,
Box OF "Punch" Cigars,
Box Of "Above All" Cigars,
&C., &C., &c.
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NOTA BENE order Of family
such useful articles the following Hair Brushes Cloth Brushes Tooth Brushes
Bay Rum Ammonia Hair OIL Gline Gyceus
Toilet Powder
ing Envelopes Mucage schel
anticipate procuring articles,
accepted, and
glad Holidays Call
An a goods prices.
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A Hand Of smassiers I,r'ed on ,hs
RIO 0rando-
finances are 10 q bad Xix Across the
border.
A Horse. Thief Comes 10 Grief at
The Iroa.Claa aole wes "i,nsted al
fylsr.
The Eminent Graaa Commaaaef v.
Ing Coed Time.
Miner Incidents OF yesterday In the
Lone Star,
Mlnsie,y and Accurately 1epories.
The Eminent Graaa Commaaaef
Ing q Good Time.
Minor Incidents OF yesterday In The
Lone Star,
xlns,s,y and Accurately Reported.
MATAMOkAs.


MArAMoRAs. Max Feb. I6.-(8peclai.I J.
In Mexico we have kind Of ranger, part
soldier. part sheriff and part custom guard.
called rurtles. The customs house author
ities received notice Sunday that consld.
cradle amount OF goods were being sLiug-
gled Into tho Interior Of Mexico. Mr.. An
tonic Palaces, commander OF the rnrales IN
Mat amoras, with eleven al his men, staitsd
In pursuit. They came upon the smug-
glers early Monday morning rs they were
preparing breakfast near rancho called
Las TiejsrrA., shout thirty miles east Of
abled tho rursles 10 ride in the midst Of tue
snugalers before they discovered aud the
latter were completely surprised. The ru'
rales at the nrst lire Killed two men. The
others dispersed to The brush and returned
the Are ~ best they could. Both parties
were prevented from hring very much for
fear Of woundlnR their own men. The light
lasted orlv . few minutes. Mr.. Palscos
commander Of the rurslss men, was sh't 10
live. One Of his men, Juan Cisnero, was
killed on the field. A number Of the snug
el-rs were wounded. but they were carried
of by THAR comrades. Such - could get
TO their horses did 30. but the majority es. |
capped on foot. The rurales could not pur' |
sue them, and on account OF the dense |
all traces OF them were lost. The |
rursles returned to Matamoras, bringing |
The dead, wounded and captured, and the
goods they recovered, forty-two bundles of
merchandise, fourteen mules, eight horses |
aud ten csrbines and pistols. The value oil |
goods captured is estimated at $1,000. The !
lumher Of smugglers could not be escer.
% 1e Int ;. sTN,osed to be about fifteen.
L-.en n,lp Monterey and 6altillo
eport business " dull In both cities and |
m the decline. There is now only one
eneers on trains Of the Mexican National
o that place or Ssltilo.
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Burnest's ceees,ne Has Received Univsr
PALEs TINE.

PALESTINE. Feb. i0.-Ispscisl. l-Colonel
Mccoy. OF Dallas, arrived her yesterday,
and last night paid his Official visit to Pal
estins Commandery No.. 2 Knights Tsmp-
lar. He had with him delegation from
the Houston knights, consisting OF Messrs.
Coylc, Brewster and Noycs The proven
blai hospitality OF our Pale,tine Knights
was not found wanting. and the reception
could have been desired. There was epre'.
~ entertainment given In their honor, and
Il was the wee small hours before the
colonel and his friends were permitted to
withdraw.
There 10 considerable talk hero about
having Senator Gooch % candidate Tor
governor, and IL 10 OILY fair to
say that the mention OF the matter evokes
unusually favorable comment In the coun-
-
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ITEMS or INTEREST.

| In memo y Of his mother, Governor
wsshbuFne Of Wisconsin has endowed
hosp tai 81 Milwaukee with $500. 900.
Salvador c,nviols are chained In pair
and are sent on TO seek work. II they car
not earn or beg their food they must
starve.
A silk farm has been established in Pow
French famiiits. Another one will eoon be
started In North Carolina.
The honest Legislators VI Connecticut do
not scorn 70 RIDE IN the Hartford street.
cara on free passes. There 10 scarcely any
thing goody.goody about . Connecticut
Tnir cen New York Toe companies sold
$40 900 900 worth oil Ice last summer, Init
tney claim that they lose money. Tney
will put up prices this year.
General Bssuregard's book, recently pub
lished, 10 said 70 contain severe structures
ON the confederate administration. IL 10
thought probable that ". President Davis
wiz reply to them, Notwithstanding his
feeble health.
an old attic IN Cincinnati, occupied by
John Madison, Whe attends 10 their wants
% best he car. The room 10 completely
covered With oobwsbs, and they even hang
over the little bed 10 the corner In some
thing Of the style Of mosquito net.
The corporal Of the guard. ct Vera Orux,
Mexico. recently shot aud killed soldier
on guard who had tried to desert. The
nest day the corporal beat dog to death
Gas heavily fined for the offcnse. soldiers
are Of less account tnan dogs In that coun-
The Sultan Of Turkey has increased the
grand vlzsr's salary from $3.50 to SO, $50 per
month, aud that OF all the other ministers
from 5000 to 81 500 per month. Thus the
prime mipitt n OF the poorest and most
hopelessly bankrupt country in Europe re-
ceives within 5000 of the salary OF the
president of he United States.
An old actor who has taste for statistics
has figured out that during his career on
the stage Barry Sullivan has committed
7,lC0 IN urdeIs and been killed 5000 times.
Irving has y record OF 10 0y0 murders and
o. deHtn by violence 7VC0 times, while
CHARLES VS. ndhsm has in England alone
been divorced from $500 wives.
The Little Rock d Fort Smith railway
carries dai y number Of immigrants TO It's
land grant, VIII CO il being rapidly settled
by an industrious and thrifty set OF farm
ers. The train leaving Little Rock Satur-
day afternoon took out AZ, and Monday 10
more went mp the road, aud yet this is
called dull time.
Washington dispatches say cclored lady
of that city is about to bring suit against
Fred Doue ass for breach of promise, aud
that "shs has.it down in black ana white -
But Uncle Fred 10 married eli the same, and
he has that down lin black and white" also.
No bureau OF the governments exceeds In
importance the Jailed 6tates patent Office.
From the start 1t has been selfsuataining
credit cree Of about $3.50 GO. This money Is
the result Of fees paid by inventors to Sc
cur0 the patentn which protect their lnVen.
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.JEFFERs

JrrFERsoN, Feb. 10 Especial j-Dr. A.
P. Brown, Of this city, president oIihs Tex.
IS state medical association, 10 day issued
his csll for the Bsllon meeting. which 90.
ours A pril 22i. The committee OF arrange
ments has decided and arranged 70 entertain
all the visiting doctors aud their families
from this and other states.
News has just reached here that Frank
Murphy, colored preacher in charge OF
he African church, twelve miles sonth
NJ here, was drowned on the 1ih
II seems as il he was going across the river
in n skiff, when the sklf pIecipitated him.
out he caught on 10 Tree that was near by
aud hung there ~ hours, when he made
an attempt 10 swim ashore but was drowned
before resching it. Zen or twelve people
we're on the bank watching him all ibe
lime, but could pot aid him as the river was
TOO high.
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:;s:' T. 80; :s:;;.; "a
then OF horses. csms up to-day bsloss jus'
tire farmsr. bat wee o1nfInusd tiII Thurs.
d. on so,oun. Of come Important witnsss'
e being ~ns,at. This hofss bsIs,nsine 70
three other horses In their possession when
arrested IN. AI,sny. which ars now In the
halds Of OF the snerif Of Bbackeifofd oosn'
~. Qniia number Of horses have been
stolen Ia his conniy OF late. nr. Wise, OF
fhIifly, this county, had horse stolen on
yesterday.
We h.ve had severe cold spell Of wealth
Predict the wintsr 10 over.
Crops OF small grain are In foe condi.
blOn.
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From a no.,on editor.

Merit will win. 30 we thought as q gen.
..sman Wa, telling Of his wonderful cure OF
coueh and ccld Nth Humphreys' HON.
eopsihio Specific No. He affirmed that
for coughs vnd colds OF . stubborn chae-
scter II could not be sxcsllsd. II sllsyed
the tickling IN the throat and distressing
cough, end relieved the hoarssness when
his friends hsd become alarmed lest pn.u-
5pecido No. 7, taking six pellets every two
hours; cough soon became milder; hoar,e-
ness passed of strength and appetite i'm.
proved, and In = few days he was ~ well %
aver
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Gladstone made an address to the work.
ingmen sof England. urging them to be
tolerant toward the communists who had
been expelled from France and Germany,
and urged them 10 study their models In
in many cases very superior to the English
models for similar work. He aiao called
attention to the spirit Of utility which was
manifested in American nhchinery Of the
best CLASS, He urged the English to do
thereby they might be able to retain the
markcte Of she world.
4 The EDtiiIh s.cse.mskers have been
familiar with the models Of the Charter
Oak stoves for several years, Is sone Of
the great hotels ars using them, and to
stove that had The gracs. form and fitness
for the desired use which are striking
characteristics Of the Charter Oak Stoves
and Ranges. B, A,
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PLANO.

PLANO, Feb. 16.-rspscisl. ]-Willism De-.
Wis, horse tsief, was oaptured here to-day
BY John Rowland. city marshal. Mayor
sa. oS h ann n sopss tas
ago. He had in his possession when CAP
tured bay horse eight years cid aud q
chestnut sorrel horse four years old branded
W on the left shoulder and r on the left
hip, which he was irving to dispose of be-
low their actual value. He was taken to
Mex pney for safe keeping.
Miss Alice Stockton, phrenologist, leo
tured toa good.sized audience at Masonic
hail last hight. r
DR.. j. N Mendenhall returned from Dem.
ing New Mexico, to-day.
Weather cloudy and cool.
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TYLER, Feb. 49, Especial. 1.-The case Of
Il. a H. Blum vs.. j. o. 6tovall occupied
district court yesterday and part Of to-day.
Blum's sgent ATTAINED an ''iron-clsd" mole
from HLovail and levied on his stock Of
goods, and the matter came up on motion
for new trial, alleging fraud and want Of
notice to Htovall. Judge McOord decided
substantially that such contracts were too
Oppressive to be. enforced BY the courts.
A new trial being granted plaintiffs dis-
missed their Case. M III
District court adjourned this afternoon
for the term.
Tomorrow the Missouri Pacific will put
on two passenger trains each way, which,
1t is said. will connect with everything.
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TrichinOsis.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 16.-The family Of
Albert Ham msrliog purchssed ham. and
merling. his wife and three children,
and Mrs. HammerliDe's sister were
taken to the college hospital,
where the disease, WAS pronounced
trichinisIs. Mr.. Hammerling died yesteiday
after suffering horribly. The other MEM
bers Of the fsmiy are IN . critical condition.
The disease resulted from eating new
ham.
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IA Ouick Recovery.

A Quick Recovery.
It gives Us great gieaSure 70 state , sn 7
being O. TIE point Of death
from an attack OF pneumonia has
entirely recovered by the use OF Dr.. William
Halls bslsam for thu lungs. Naturally he
feels grateful for the benefits derived from
using the remedy, for the lungs and threat;
and in giving publicity to this statement
we are actuated by motives Of public bene-
flied In similar manner. on sale by all
druggiets. ~
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IfPeoplc will Chew

II People will Chew
they should counteraot tho injurious ef-
feet OF tobacco upon the teeth, with the
steriing preservative aud purifier, SOZO-
DON'T, which not only Vhitens the teeth
and renders the gums healthy, but baniehes
Certain tooth powders, paste and washes,
although they cleanse. also injure the dem
tai enamel, but this matcbleas toilet suxil.
iary preserves and strengthens 1t. Its or.
iein 10 botanic and its flavor and odor de-.
llghtful.
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Rev. Sylvsnu. Cobb thus writes ii the
Boston Christian Freeman:-Wew would By
no means recommend any kind Of medicine
which w did not know to be Rood--par-
lows ecoihlog syrup W can speak from
knowledge. in ouf own family II has proved
: biessing indeed BY giving an infant
troubled With COLO pains, quiet sleep, end
the PARENTS unbroken rest at night. Mont
parents can appreciate those blesGins5,
Here Il an article which works 20 perfection.
Il affords the infant L perfectly nlturxi ana
tho little oherub aWakes" bright IS A. Z but
ton And during the process q teething,
IT. value 10 ihuaiouieble. y ehaye frequent
~ heard mothers ~ that they would not
BE- without & from abe birth Of The CHILD
TIL Il had 1ninhed With the teethlng a!eeo,
II i s1y "a csSss ssisi:. 60 =
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elegant wedding Carda

The HERALD job Office hes Just received
q ieree and complsts assortment Of the
most exquisite wedding cards OF latest de-
signs ever brought TO this city. Call aud
examine then. Purchasing In large qusn.
titles for cash, thereby securing al dis.
counts. they ara furnished at remarkably
ow pricsB.
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Scotts Electric
Tooth brushes for sale by Murdoch q
Baldwin, $40 Main street.

During the second year Of the war a
grocer in an Ohio town scaled his prices by
reports from the front. One day o defeat
would cut the price of butter four cents,
the next day q victory would raise the
prizes OF eggs penny q do2-, md victory
or defeat was certsir tc I II eySn the jar of
nutmege on the sslf. One day farmer
store and asked the going price. "I'm
paying sixteen to-day" was the answer.
"But only two days ago you paid twenty. !"
Z" Yes, bnt you zee Pope has been defeated
since that and there Is back action
The farmer sold ont and wanted the
most Of it In sugar. and the grocer re-
marked a. he made ready to weigh 1t:
sugar has advanced . cent pound since
Monday" "Mercv on mel how 10 that?"
ssBecauee the rebels got licked In Tennes-
zee" The old man sat down on . nail keg
and Thought II all oyer. and presently
looked mp and said: "My friend II . Fed
ersl defeat chespsns Whist you buy and .
rebel victory enhauces the value Of what
you sell, what devil Of tx you'd be in
II there should hspps to be draw battle.
-fWaIl Street News.
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wsssHsssess. ~. io.--fsses'sI Lila
the d'sis'os ccors ikIs vesf Q iud <nsnt
VS. rendered against The Tsxss a Pselno
f.li ssy company, fof ei60) IN favor Of H. y.
Nekeuxis. E'q., for pessonsI intunss m
osisei lsst yssr BY falling from the plat
form 81 the depot building 81 Aiedo, ~ be-
Ing dark when no itsfitd out Of tbs
ma. he might see how 10 GEL on the plas-
W. q. Graves was rIssn Q verdict f,r
damages sgsintt the same company IN the
sun ~ $40. Mr.. Graves was passenger
on the ain, and was. without proyoostion,
violently assaulted by thu conductor.
la the county court Jury convicted MIS-,
Jale ruraer. formerly Skies. OF keeping y
disofdells house. She 10 the wall-known
WAS sssrssed M 500.
Mrs. Hastings, q visitor from Tennessee,
died last sight ~ tina residence of her sls
ter, AIRS w. J. Jordon. She was q sister
OF j. N. Simpson, OF Dallas, aud J. Il.
simp.on, OF weathsrford. Mrs. Hastings
had been 10 poor health for q long tine
and came here hoping 10 proiong life, hut
che de syad coming too long.
The suit OF Mrs Burgess OF Clay county
against Willlsm Cnclis, claiming damages
for tue wrongful killing NJ her husband by
Cnriis, and Tor which Curtis wss tried 90
indictment aud ACQUITTED, 10 now ON trisl
Ia the district court, venue being changed
from Clay u this county.
-eoe-
Burnett's Ceeoaine Has Received Univer-
sal Endorsements.
No other preparation possesses such re-
marksbis propristies for embeilishing and
strengthening the hair and rendering Il
dark and glossy. II cures badness end
Candidates dandruH. Burnett's Fiavoring
Extracts are the best.
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TExAsKAnA, Feb. 16. Especial. Tho
hardware establishment of Hitler 4 Mars
den made ID assignment to its creditors
today. This makes the sixth failure With
IN tns past thirty days Business 4 very
much demorelszed in consequence. The
to cover his Indebtedness. 4.
The weather continues vary bAE With
daily rsins. The creek6 and riverB 1re brim
full and 9ray8 fearB ere eDtert&inad Tor set-
tlers along Red river and othef low lands.
All trains AZ greatly delayed " Wa1hout1
On 81 ronds eenteFine hers:
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You nre the mosl stuck-up chap ever'
saw" rensFkcd young lady to youth
whom phe met - q isffy pull. TO which
be replied And yon arc just - sWeet a.
You are candid" Another 1eapyear hor-
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Letter from Cyrus ". iieid, Jr.
y EAsr IS Ia srRKgr Nav YoRK, May 4, so.
savsfsi times this winter I nave suffered
fiom ssvsre colds on my lunRs Each time
Rave applied ALIoocK's Porous PLAs-
rxEs. aud ia every instance nave been
quickly relieved Dy applying one across my
chest and ons on my back. My iriehds,
throueh my advice, have tried the expert.
ment and also have found II most success-
fdl. ieel that can recommend them
most highly 10 any one who may sec NJ 10
try them.
CYRus w. FIELD. in.
Wesk Back. Rheumutism and all Locfl
Pains are reliev d and cured by ALLcocS's
poRogs PLAsrKRL. ORe TIL i wi convince
you. but see that you gft the genuine, as
oil other so-cslled Porous Pissters without
a single execution are wor h ess imi tnt,one.