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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-20
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET
For the Week Ending Jan. 20.
AMOUNT or STOCK Ar MARKET.

Rrghton hides 6igc y =; Brighton tallow'
taplc; country hidcs. 5laa6c: country tallow'
2le03c; lamb skins sldl. 20 each; extra heavy
WOO! Eskins, ST. sol - each: calf skins. 700
PIC: COW hides. &C.: dairy skins, i1t50c each;
oul hides. &c n.
Prices of Northern ami Eastern Beef Cattle
v u dressed weight, which includes beef hides
and tallow; Choice, 6s4d1Ifc y n; first quail.
lty G6b ac; second qumty. t9pfc; third quail.
It's. , &C.; poorer grade of coarse oxen, cows,
bulls, stays, etc. 24d>]c t' n.
Mlicl. Cows and Springers- Trade during
the past week has been fair in the demand
aud values were fair In the selling interests
TIC trade, on g wnole, has not been one OF
profit 70 droyers during the past year,
Sheep and Iambs-rhe arrivals for the
week figure up a total of ost7 head, against
g. 4 head one week ago. The west Furnished
slll head ot the above. The demand was fair.
and the values for the day were not as Arm q.
those OF 'nst week.
Swinc-Those brought % market from the
ncighborng cities and towns, and disposed OF
from .l.5tt; y head. and from JlsG 40 = d
i've weight.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-20

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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-20

PiWftCKET BUSINESS DIgECTOGy,
Mil'inerT aLd Hair q ods.
MISS II. c. FREEMAN, "a, Main street.
laundry and Dyo Housr.
J. IT, CUNNING, sTaik Place.
Mouunc tai works
O'CONNOR & WFA1NFEUEtD fWa'l. ..
L, OtpHNoR, 10 Mineral spriHr a't.u,
Auiiot Gers.
Al. SMITH, 10 Exchange stree,
rattern Making
.. :. PIERCE rear jg East avenue
Merchant rallOrs.
II M,FLROY 223 IIIgh street, CT.
j, ENANS a son, So Main street.
Aies. Wines and Liquors
ALBEIT HAlGIl, Exchange street
Restaurant.
WEIGH BROS, % Central street, CT
j. T.. DlSPEAG, lsG Main street
i. ID. WARBUTON 4 co, l76 Main .t.c.'
ANDERsON'S, l53 Main street.
Boots, Shoes and Eubbers
II. \ REYNOLDS 4 SON, A. Central ST. & .
DALTON s MCCAEEREN. ppluryr .G. .'tI
TIE PEOPLES BOOT AND -iluI 'I...t.
Main street
Meat Markets.
W. \. ARNOLD, AGENT 20 toCrrt.rI.'~. 90 4
NJ. FRANK iERRl, 2ll nth .IC,. CO..
l.. WHITNEY 4 co, - Main -jr,.t
W W. b''l'N lsiff wv Ntll 'lIN'
Jndcrias,rs
THOMAS I. BERRY. Wa'cou si.rr'
L. J. MhNNlNG, a Main street.
CRANE \ III rms, NH ami tu.t,p' N'.' J..
Con ectionVry.
\. w. MAsSMANN, 213 Mai str,c,.
Opticians and JcNrl.i..
CHARLES ". CLOCGU, sheldon luillire
ALDEN Il. VAUGHAN, L. N,.fn tripH street.
Mason WORK aud Ilnu,rr
g. y. HAWKINS, an North Main street
Bakeries,
NEW ENGLAND BAK,SG co, RaulNl .nc
and nunnell avenue.
PAWTICkET BAKING co, T. Nai,r-t.,t.
MAKIN'S CRY BAIERN ,Cs ta-t g,,'.r
contractors ant Nu!d"ia
j. T. BLISS Agent, a. PIya#.nt .ir..,
II. h. SMITH, l. ana lp Macon .t',yt
WlLMAKrI Il MACKiLLOi @' aud #s -. .r
street.
Flour, Grain ana reed.
J.. u. VIII BUR, To- Main street
Livery aud Boardll. ~t1ht.
LULL BROS, 81 Gross stree, 4. 4.
d. IL BARBER, q! Cross str ~. '.! DE. 'ul,
A. Valley Falls.
Lumber.
II. c. McDUFF, Office Il East avenue.
Fish Market.
GEORGE CROwELL. 40 Ceutrrl .tr,,' O.. r.
Furniture.
G. H. FALEs, q central street c..
hIes. Wine. and liquors
MARTIN MCMAHON, 40 Dexter street.
Attorney and CouUs seiior st law.
JANIS l. JESKs. No. I75 Main street.
Wrappers Tea towns, 50.
K. A. DoSAHuE. 30S Main street.
Dentist.
l.. t.w WILBUR 81 Br sd trePt.
stair Builder ana Screen Manufactures,
GEORGE sMALES, 81 Pleasant street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-20
Rescued In NIld-Occan,

NEW York, Jan. 20.--The British ship
Stalwart, from Liverpool, reports on Jan.
she sighted the Norwegian ship Fred
rick, St Johns for Fleetwood, disabled
md sinking. The Frederick had passed
through n gale. Though very heavy sea
was running, the Stalwart succeeded In
taking off the captain and the crew Of
eighteen of the Frederick.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-20
Cranberry Growers Exchange Ideas.

TRENTON, Jan. 2o--At the meeting of
The American Cranberry Growers associa-
tion here, it was stated that the New,.Jer.
'ey estimates of the present crop proved
about right, while the crop Of the New
Eugland states was coco bushels i'm ex-
cess. There is now in the hands of grow.
ers "a smaller quantity of berries than at
lhis time last year.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-20

Never before have had much business i'll January.
1t will continue through the month. We don't propose
a dollars worth of present stock into
building to be completed in February If you have
house to furnish nows your chance money
Neglect these furniture offerings and perhaps you'll be sorry
next spring
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-20
THE GRAND ARMY
Encampmen: at Washington Promises
to Eclipse All Previous DISPLAYS

10 Eclipse All Previous Displays.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 90 General John
Palmer, commandcr.n-chief of the Grand
Army, is in Washington. lie says the old
soldiers will make the coming encamp-
ment in. Washington the pilgrimage Of
their lives. Massachusetts, New York,
Pennsylvania Ohio, Illinois, Kansas and
all the big states will, he says, turn out as
they never did before. The Michigan peo-
pie, General Palmer says. have told him that
their posts will turn ont more men than
they did in the Detroit encampment, right
at home. General Palmer thinks Illinois
will send 90 600 men.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-20

Dentists,
DIR. :. x s. =. LEE, I7s Main street.
W: II TILLiNGiiAsE . North Main erect
Painless extracting no extra charge.
I. l.. DUNIiAM, l5l Main street
Uphoi-ter'r.
BAXTER, corner Exchange ard summer street
Groceries.
$. :. BEhTrlE, 2ol Central street, c..
NEW ENGLAND GROCERY, -! and 9B Mir
street.
j. MURPHY, 20 Central street, {. J. InI.sa
tiOn agent,
BOSTON CASH GROCERY, Csand 7O& Main Il
{. r. CARPENTER, - Fast avenue.
PETER LENNON, ~ North Main IT al.o iced
NICHOLSON & THAtkRAN, 81 o. "a Main
street also bakers.
Pianos oud Org,ns
u. \. kENSSON. q Broad street
W. A. ATWkLL, ~ High St, &. =. al % tuuiug
Doors. Sash aud ~ inds. ~
FRANK p. TINGLEY, Ci Broad street
Butter, Ch.e-s'nnd Eggs
II. .. BARNEY, Broad street.
Hardware and Agricultural suppii"s.
A. l.. MARTIN & Co, 81 Central street {. =.
4. =. =. BRAY > Broad and SOS Main streets
b. EUGENE BAKnfR q CO, ia4 Main ;rCct
Painters suppli,s.
W. II. Gn DEN, o3 Central street. CT
w. II. QUINN, - Central street, CT
II. MATTHEWS q Co, 20 Main street.
q. l.. WALKEE 4 co, - Fast a,cIrc.
=. IL WHITE, 80 ani at5 Main street
Clothing.
TIE Bon MARCIIE, '17 and 27' Broad -,
Wig, Hale Good' ana Co,tuinrr.
IL y. FLETCHER. 81 Main -trc,'.
Bedding, Maitr.-se-, etc
NORRIS 4 KEEGAN, Il EXch?' g' str,t
Veterinarian.
JOHN + MCGRhTH, 10 sluck'- lane.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-20

what shall do" the uaiten cried. lie
will be here tonight and my hands are
chnpprd however ! have " polite 90 saliva.
tiun OF.
OH remedies under new names nre being
constantly introduced tothe public but ~.
Bu''- Cough syrup stul msintalns it, pre-.
cm.ueute.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-20
PROVIDENCE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ENVNiDfNtt DtNfNEDO blhENBOhi'
Hats aud Mems Furnishings.
ROBERT FESSENDEN, lG North Main.
u. !. IIARSON. lGl and lGi Westminster.
@. l.. LEANENS co, - Westminster.
ladies Hair Dressing ParIors.
FLAGG'S, 3gs Westminster.
Boots, shoes and Rubbers.
Sc. JAMESON, corner wcstminster and Eddy
uoaks ard Furs.
-. (. HODp. 25l Westminster.
Picture Frames.
=. =. COSTELLO 4 Co, 2j3 Wcstmnatcr.
Art Stor.s.
GARDINER BLANDING, 2G5 Westminster.
CIoibiCrs.
ahCrLLAR, PARKER & co.. II! wc-tnin.
JtR1IE RENNEDY COO nc and l1o West
rDwARD c. hLMY. lIG and l'i Westminster
i''anos and Organs
CORY BROS. l3l Westminster.
Z" ~TEINERT & sONs,l7j and L. Wc',inin
y .. KILLINGS, 9ol and !o3 We minister.
Paper Iinngings.
u. y. GATES. - Westminster.
Uarness abd Horse Goods.
49,. tEpoKfR HAENEsS CO.. u Exchange
...po>. ChRPLNTLR a Co, Ir3 Norn
H,fu.
Caterers.
'.1I.LiNGHAST 4 co, 23l Westminster
Agricultural Implements.
IS. 2. BARRETT 4 Co, ~ and ~ canal.
BANKERS.
WiIBOtR JACKSON a co, q and - Wey
hu- -.
Mattresses, Feathers and bedding
rHhDl BROS, 1O7 90 100 North Main.
Gas and Kerosene Fixtures.
s.. BROWN, gG3 wc-tm'n-tcr.
Opticians.
-ltIlIIs PAYNE, a. Westminster.
y rtrNEN \ co, q Mcatmin-tcr.
Dry Goods.
-uIPiED a 60. 21s 10 2lg wcstminatcr.
q. u. ell NDDlNG . Co, SO Westminster
' cr'i.u Is'LnDcr and Steamship Agency
GioRGI A.LLITE x sON, ~ we.tminftcr
N Won hsy pr.,h'rs f1r sale qdv0v~., d n
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

No man Is too poor to be generous.
Kindness is the sunshine In which
virtue grows.
A real religion comes from the
human heart and brain.
Give to every human being every
opportunity you claim.
Keep your word with u child IS
you would with . banker.
just TO the extent q man mingles
thought with his work he advances.
don't believe that any Godwi be
satisfied by the worship OfhYpoeritcs.
Human love is aperpetnal magician.
II makes of common clay right royal
kings and queens.
There isn't an orthodox creed in
the world that HASN'T been stained by
the blood Of persecution.
Whist air is to tho lungs blood is to
the heart. light Is to the ere liberty is
to the. heart of man. b.
fieresy is the opinion ofalast years
leaf OF a this. years bud. fieresy ia
what the coffin says to the cradle.
Whoever has won the love of a
good woman ard; made himself
emperor of her, heart and her empress
ofhis, has made a success of life even
II he dies In the gutter.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

george Iayior, aged aoou. fourteen
years son Oh "na'n IOr
oauis nur' A.u "D
oeeh ene4eeo = se'e'A u"s'
a crew OF hands E down the sia
sturaiVan, Dank ou,lains in
mo,IiSs nc Wa w. se
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

San Francisco Cali For james G.
Blaine himself every American has q
profound admiration. II Nj. Blaine
had said three months ago that he was
willing 70 be a,eandidate II the party
wanted him to be, there would have
oeen little opposition 70 his nomlna-
ton. But about that fine be said he
would not be a candidate under any
circumstances. He has morereeenily
said that II nominated be would re-
fuse to run, and II elected he would
refuse to take the oath Of Office. The
men who arc putting Nj. BlAin before
the convention under these circum-
stances are not bis friends they are
his enemies. They arc placing him
before the people in . light which no
public man a stand. The Demo
Gratis regard this so-called- Blaine
boom with profound satisfaction. If
Blaine should be nominated they
would declare that he had dishenOred
himself In accepting the nomination
They would ASSURE the public that
the machine had got control of him,
and would handle him IL he should
he elected. While Blaine might have
made a strong candidate II he had
msde'a manly bid TOR the nomination.
he would be a weak one If nominated
against his win. If Blaine yields to
tho ~ssjoleries Of the ABig -Four" peo-
pie win think there is some truth in
The report that his mental faculties
are Impaired.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

Some money changed hands
yesterday In this city that was up
on the Slavin-Jsckson prize fight.
The coiorcd giant knocked the windy
Englishman cut in ten rounds.
We understand that Curry Car
roll has rented tho room on Main
street Just vacated by Willie Warren
and will open up q furniture store.
The wafer ON the Rock Levee Is
now getting down 50 that farmers can
come up from Scott county and we
noticed several wagons from that
county on our streets to-day.
Col. Stsrdivant sent q wagon
load of files of the old Missouri Re
publican out TO the Normal school
this morning. They win be placed
in the Normal Library and they viii
be perused with interest by the
students Of that institution.
The funeral ofthe infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. L p. Ruff took place
from the family residence corner
Spanish aud Merriwether streets this
morning. The parents Of the dear
little child have the sympathy of q
large circle Of friends.
Sickness and wounds PROSTATE
audlweaken the body, but the knowl-
edge of being deserted in tho hour
Of need by those you had cherished
As unwavering, faithful friends, makes
the soul sick, unstrings the nerves
and wounds the most sensitive tender
spot in our n2tare-a wound that
bleeds sfresh at the slightest touch
and leaves an aching pain that time
I can nevsr heal
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

English spelling is the worst in the
world. Millions Of dollars are wasted
each year in the writing and printing
Of useless letters. The education Of
our children ls retarded and the
progress of our people Is hampered
by our cumbrous, Illogical, misleading
photography. The scholarship Of the
world Is almost n unit in demanding
a change, The American Illogical
Association has recommended the
following rules for new spellings, and
q resolution has been introduced in
Congress, instructing the Public
Printer to conform them in all print
ing for the government:
/. Drop us q the end Of words
ike dialogue. catalogue, etc, where
the preceding vowel is short Thus
spell demsgog, epilOE synagog, etc.
9. Drop final + in such words as
definite, infinite, iayorite, etc, where
the preceding vowel il short Thus
spell opposib preterit, hyPOcrit, re-
quisit etc.
s. Drop final II In words Ike
quartette, coquefte, cigarette, etc.
Thus spell cigsreb rOset cpaulct,
vedet, gszet, etc.
4. Drop final NE in words like
programme. Thus spell program,
orifism, gram, etc.
8. Change PHI to p in words IKE
phantom, telegraph, phase, etc. Thus
spell alfabet flosOfy. fsnetic, foto-
graf, etc.
9. Substitute & for the diffhengs
x and q when they have the sound
Of that letter. Thus spell eolian,
esthetic, diarrhea, subpenA, esofagus,
athareum, etc
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04
nInscn FrIends.

-
A friend in need is a friend indeed,
and not less than ono million people
have found just such a friend In Dr.
Kings New Discovery for COnsDmp-
ton, Coughs and Colds. If Jon have
never used this Great Cough Medi-
cine, one trial will convince you that
Il has wonderful curative powers in
all diseases Of the Throat Chest and
Lungs. Each bottle Is guaranteed to
do all that Is claimed or money viii
be refunded. Trial bottles free at
Wilson's Drug Store. Large bottles
SOC. and $1.0O.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04
TUESDAY

The city tax collectors notifying
delinquent taxpayers of their delin-
quency and he wants them to come
TO the front aud pay up.
What arc We paying q water tax
for We'have'no water works and it
seems to us that 10 collect a tax for a
thing that does net exist is an injustice
to our people.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs
l. p. Ruff died this morning very
Suddenly.
"A new kind Of a tramp has made
his appearance in the suburbs lie
offers to clean up the yard for his
meals. Only those who have small
or very clean yards are visited BY
him.
If your boy wants q bicycle let
him have it, for as he grows older IL
may keep him out OF bad company.
No ono ever saw q young man CON-
ing home drunk on . bicycle.
-Megrimine is the only guaranteed
permenent cure for headache and
nearalgia. Relieves in 20 10 so min
7atex A great blood cleanser and
stimulant that In time positively cures
sample bottle free. The DR.. WhithaH
Megrimine Co, South Bend, Ind.
Sold By druggists.
st. Mary's PsrOckid school
children will have & picnic at Willers
Grove next Monday, to which q
cordial invitation is extended TO all.
Little Leland Albert was kicked
by a horse this morning and badly
hurt. He was struck on the side OF
the head and one ear was cut nearly
OF. The little fellow Is now resting
easy and we hope be is not seriously
injured
-At the picnic at WiIlet's Grove
next Monday the boys propose to
give the people . treat in something
that has never been see our city
before. Don't fail to go and reap the
benefit of this new treat
"A man who works in the stave
factory fell Oh the railroad trestls
into The river this morning. He was
TOO drunk to swim and he was fished
out Of the river by some parties who
happened to see him when he fell in
Elder J. H. Garrison, editor Of
the Christian Esdngeiiss St Louis
win deliver the B~accalurcste sermon
at the Normal School on Sunday
june 9Th, at IL O'Clock a m
Cooper Jones informs "a that ID.
ssA,ef Is s,in nsarly three feet deer
ysl over his lower farm.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04
LRAD PKNcn yoTTrnaa
GA1horaadums Made IN the Re
porter's Wanderines.
I.eesl S~PIisters.
MONDAY.

The Cape City Guards turned
out to help decorattstE TIE graves Of thu
ldead soldiers This afternoon.
while playing baseball yesterday
Sob1 Dnnerstsif sadsBd. Esenzel ras
l9fsthsf stkterrifc force that both
were kncpked seusssess for several
aiauiesE FrenzeT wa hurt The worst
Bays who pt3y ball should always be
eatnnpl.
Joe Haydock who isbookkeeper
In q Zig mercantile house al Bloom.
Geld, called on Us this morning. Mr.
Hsydock says that business at Bloom
field is booming. Tho farmers in
StOddard county he says, are pros
porous and their crops this year are
looking very fine.
Christ Sander has opened up a
dry goods and grocery store at Dutch
town. lie has 4 nice clean stock and
We predict that be will do q good
business
Married, at the residence Of the
brides parents in this city, May 2sth,
by Rev. Flachsbart, Mr.. Charles Loves
and Miss Minnie Stotfregen. The
DEMocRGr Joins the many friends OF
the young couple in wishing much
happiness
The doors of the st. Charles
Hotel viii be thrown open TO the
public about the 18th of June.
The river is still falling and much
of the land that was under water q
week ago Is now beginning to show
up.
Louis b. IIouck went down to
Kenpett this afternoon 10 pay of tic
employees on the Kcnnett road.
The citizens Of the southwestern
part Of this city are disturbed every
Sunday by the hoOdlum element who
congregaie there and get on n genera
drank. They buy beer by the key
Gil up, tight, whOOp, yell and sweaI
aud dc everything else that is die
gtzcefaL Uwess the city authoritie.
take some arsiou 10 put q stop to thi;
Iawiessness the citizens out there vii
be forced for. self protection to taxi
the Law in their own hands.
"A Promiuelt merchant says: .
hayesOld Megrimine for over a yea
and guaranteed it 10 cure any head
ache without bad after effects ant
have not found u siug1e case it die
not relieve. Sample free. The Dr
Whitehall Megrimine Co, SOutl
Bend, Ind. Sold BY druggists.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04


kssp t.s Fals eps. "a spee>y-
The ac,ion Of the House q Repre-
s~onisiires IN voting 10 sloss the GOV.
cFnment exhibit It the Worlds EsiF
on sundaJs should Be promptly 70
yersed By The Sonata
The Colunblan Exposition win Be
prsbsbly the greatest sdsclsionai di.-
plEy Of modern timss q l. an .lair
in which he masses Of the people are
vitality interested and in The manage
ment Ut which heir wishes and IN
terssfs should Be consulted. No sen
sfble person doubts that on ! popular
vote the majority in favor Of keeping
the fair epen on the workinrman's
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

ar>4t 80 EE1e H4ee<< FHre
An u~spabilshea siory # oeesuI
Gusf va tsId yesterday q Ne 4und
Psci6c b Pal oorss
Il u.< steward Is TIE PaIner
Honac.s Ne aid, -uheD Tie sz-rresi-
dent stopped there o, he return frcm
he tour q tie World One aooa I
uas all bat s,upeasd st scslns Gcserl
Grsnt creep N the klicasn doof, -
though escaping from scms one. I
am sorry to troublc Yor' he ssId, -
though .skieg > grszt fhvor, bai nay
have 4 little corned teef ard cab
bsgcf sWhy, certainly I replied:
but shall 1 nos send Il to yoo out N
the dining roomP No, be answered,
IN eat It right here Ii you vill let
me 81 down II this table, So cleared
away q place On the rough board
table, where the cook had des1 'kxing
the meat, drew up 4 stool. and The
way ho got ausy with that coFned
beef and cabbage made my cyes bulge.
when he had finished be hid doun
his kniIs and iork with > fapnyssi
81 satisfaction, put BIZ band On my
shoulder and said; Young MAJ, Isup-
pose you don't care for that all but II
You had had 70 eat what have for
for the pest lew months Il would
TASTE Ike : dinner for the coda 1ho
POOR old fellow had dined With escfy
body IRON the Queen down, md that
cabbage h my Kitchen did nip nom
good than an The rest iczslkers-
chfcnl0 NezA
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04
remain sc

We desire to say TO u citizens,
that for years We have been selling
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, DIR. Kings New Life Pills,
Bucklen's Arnica salve and Electric
Bitiers, and have never handled
remedies that sell so wen, or that have
giren such universal satisfaction. We
do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and we stand ready 70 re-
fund the purchase price, If satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popu-
larlty purely on their merits.
J. MAPLE WILSON, Druggist.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

The members Of JUST Post No. 17s,
Department Of Missouri, G. A. r, ex-
tend their Hearty and sincere thanks
to all who assisted in the due OBJ
servance Of Memorial Day, 10 the
ladies OF Cape Girsrdesu for their
floral giits, tosthe sficers and gentle
men Of the National Guards In psrtic-
ipsting In the march and In the
ceremony, to Rev. John Brown for
his Memorial Grafton and patriotic
remarks upon the stars and stripes,
and last but not least TO that vast
number Of citizens who by their
presence honored the memory Of our
comrades who now sleep in q soldiers
grave. By The COMMITTEES
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

This q the c1ndItion many persons
were In when they commenced the
use Of the Lemon Chill Tonic But
thanks TO It's magic power the same
people have been restored 10 perfect
heaith-chllls entirely broken; appe-
lite restored, the blood enriched, the
old lanquid and tired feeling gone.
And while pleasant to tsk9 Is ceriaiP
10 cure. Each bottle l. guaranteed to
break the worst chill and with guar :
ing the It'll and 14th days. will pro
vent their return. Sold by Miller q
Wilson, Cape Glrardeau and Ben
Schwab, Dutchtown, No. l
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

THE BEET sAIvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, ChlIbiains, Coma and n ekin
EruplIons, and positively cures riIsA'
or NO pay required. II b guasstttsd
to live sstisisnion, or monsy rsfunded.
Price rs cents per box For s.lt =
Wilson's Drug Store.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

that so many otherwise attractive,
polite, and particular people afiict
their friends by the foul and disagree
able odor Of their breath; it Is mainly
caused by disordered digestion, aad
can be corrected by removing the
cause, by using that pure medicine,
Sulpher Ditsers.-HsalA Nagazins.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

Neuralgia radically cures in l to 5
days. lis action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. It re-
moves a. once the cause and the dis
ease Immediately disappcarz The
first dose benefits, rs cents. Sold BY
Rider & Wichterieh, Druggists, Cape
Girardesu, No.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

Notice Is hereby given that the
co-partnership heretofore exisiins
between Edward A. Goetz and Joseph
Watkins under firm name Of Union
Market l. this day dissolved By
mutual consent Edward A. Goeix 70
firing from the business Of the firm
The business win be continued By
Joseph Watkins who assumes II
liabilities and collects al accounts duo
the frm-
JosErH WkTKEzs