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THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 17.
CAIRO BULLETIN-" JI'" ".Z JZ- Z
. ...... I .r 1 1. it'mmtArlmM thk Marled and
I (HDf . OMCRLY, Editor and ruoinaer i i -
r thU with only temporary relief, rinany
I OF THE DAILY BULLETIN: I alectr44Uy was laflfeataJ, and the parti
OM Week. by carrier ..... Jg I Included between moist electrodes, for five
o5 Tv w bylirriVr if not p lid in " minutes, twice each day. Improvement
" SHftl-iii 1 00 before wu rapid, but marred with fre-
IBra yntha 3 00 I quent retp,el One electrode was then
10 00 introduced in the mouth, and in two
Our Home Advertisers.'
UM fear.
months treatment all pain and sensitive
ness was gone, and with many others, ha
TbTJC DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN
daaa BU unnj " I . ..-
n.. ik. wntt v ciran HDLLinn minits mil moaern a icoverv. ior wsrc
XLptuSuaSbm!. I lief of suffering, the most wonderful
achievement of the age.
TB Missouri 'Republican' is in danger
of falling in the slough of disloyalty to the
D-omtlc party. It 1. leaning toward. '72. FALL AND WINTER 73.
Grant It say: "In his struggle with the H ANNY
comiptlOBMM, xresiaens urani nas me
hearty sympathy of all good cititens, and
If he perseveres until a final andcomplele I LARGE STOCK.
BROWN SHEETINGS,
PRINTS,
TIOICIITC3-S
ENTERPRISE SAVINGS
SA.3STIC.
Cnarltraa March tl, IMS.
orncK or
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO
OFFICERS :
A. B. 8AVTORD. President;
8. 8. TAYLOR, Vice-President
H. I1Y8LOP, Secretary and Treasurer,
BIBBOTOBSl
P. M. BABCtAV, CBAS. GAUOBBB,
T. H. BTOcartiTB, Pct O. Beam,
R. H. Cvbhibobam, U. P. HatUBAV,
J. at. PaiLttre.
Bey Itt al Bay Aaaoaal Beeel vea Irasa
Tees Ctmtm UawaraA.
INTEREST paid on deposits si th rile ol si
percent, per annum, March 1st sod Septem
ber In. IDwre doi wiwjarawn muvu "'"'-
dlateiy lo ire principal oi lam aepu"i iu.i.v,
lTIBB, mem vuropvuau iBKmi,
MABBIBD WOMIW AND CHILDBBN MAT
OBP0SIT MONBT
O TUAT BO OKI SUI OA DBAW IT,
1 triumph is gained, he will receive tho ap-
' please and gratitude of all patriots, re-
gardlese of paHy distinctions."
It is rumored that the Cairo 'Bulletin' has
fUpnti over to the Radical side since the
lection. We hare heretefore regarded
Oberly as a conscientious man. Well, lie,
like others, bas a right to choose his pout'
leal aaaoctatei. We with John success mor
but politically we trust he will come to
gner. iraaucan nentucKian.
Th 'Kentuckian says it is rumored that
Th Bulletin has "flopped." The
Kentuckian' is correct. That rumor has
prevailed in this neighborhood for some
time; but the 'Kentuckian' receives Tin
Bulletin, dally, and should read it
does read it. The 'Kentuckian' therofore
ought to know the present political situa
tion ot The Buu.mii. We have taken
precisely the same posltion.the 'Kentuck
ian' took after the late election, and the
Kentuckian' ought to be informed re
specting its own political status.
TE eligibility of Gov. Oglesby to the
United States senators!) ip is now a sub
ject of discussion among rural editors.
An Alton paper, somewhat influenced Dy
the sluggishness of that village, sees in
the constitation a clause which in its opin
ion excludes Mr. Oglesby from tbe priae
of the renatorship. If the Alton editor
were as bright as a Cairo school boy he
would not in this stupid manner make
hiauelf ridiculous. No sensible man, who
understands the question, can for a mo
ment doubt the eligibility of Gov. Ogles,
by. We hope our peculiar friends herea
bouts will not see in this opinion an eti
dene that we are inclined to support Gov
Oglesby for the senatorsbip. Tbey have
no right to do bo, because we hold that it
doesjnot follow that a man who is not a
fool U a Radical.
aaTfaturdey erenma: lor BAVIKO DEPOSIT
oDit. rrome to eo-ciocB. .
auotl W. BTSLOP. Treasurer,
CHECKS,
STRIPES,
EBNTUCET J BANS, TXTBA,
OA8SIMKR8,
BLACK ALPACAS
AI
LUSTERS,
GROS 1RAIN SILKS,
rerun.
LARGE STOCK OF CARPETING
OIL CLOTHS,
ktATTIBO,
WI4W akSMlaB,
OILT BAKXM,
NOTTINGHAM LACE
DAMABEI.
His BsiUr Rtek
AT
VERT LOW FIGURES.'
COUIl 8TB BT. AJTD OOUUBBOIAL-ATn
Cmli, IlllBela.
MPtltt
THE CITY NATIONAL
CAiatu,
CAPITAL,
ILL1.1U1I
1100,000
Our Home Advertisers.
ILMHBStr.
Our Home Advertisers.
Railroad Advertisements.
MRS. McGKK,
On Eighth Htrwt, beltrten Commerslsl sad Wash
NEW MILLINERY (JOODS
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBB7 BB'
bbbbbbbIKwL
TABER BROTHERS,
MANUFACTURING
W. P. HALL1DAT. Pretl Jm ;
BENRT L. HALLIDAT, Vice-ProtldsDi
A. B. HAPFORD, Cuhlsr I
WALTER BTSLOP, Aiilntsot Cftxhlsr.
eiatcroasi
Stiats Tatlob. Boiibt B. OrxBuaBAa.
0BBBT L. BALUBAT. W. P. UiUIBAT,
OlO. V. WllUAJISOB, BtlfBBB BlB
A. B. BAirOBB.
BicBBBfi Cola sad Caltd HCalM
Boaa Beagkt mm Hal.
KPOSITS reeolTSd, aad a cnrsl baaklo
LATEST FALL AKD WINTER BTTLM
Hciirtti s tall lino of
BOKITSlTB Se HATS
ITrimmod sod untriniined,
FRENCH FLOWERS. RIDBONS, TRlktMlNQB
of all kind, Lmi, etc., tc.
Mrs. McOe has also a Urn aMortmal o
Faaoy Articles, sucn as
NECK Tl.S. COLLARS, UNIIEltflLEEVES,
RUFF8, BASHES, FA Wo,
And all other ameles ninaJly found In a
FIRST-CLASS MILLINERY STORE
Mn ii,rin. In addition to her mock of
Fancy ami Millinery Ooodi.hnsannBone and .TTT!"X7"Tn T'..Tn"P?.Gl
complete aMortment of Cincinnati Custom U J2J W HJXJJUXViS
Made Ladles' and Piuses' Shoes anu unu
drens' Boots, Black and in Colors. These
are acknowledged to be the finest and best
Shoes in the market, and this Is the only
place in the city tnai mates mem a specialty,
MRS. M. SWANDER,
IN THK
ATHENEUM BUILDING
has opened out aa atsnilT stock of
MILLINERY GOODS
All ol which arsentlrelr new and of the Terr
LATEST SPRING GOODS.
TUB STOCK COMPRISES
HATS, BONNETS RIBBONS,
FLOWJiJES,
And an Megani aaionment ui
LACKS, TBIHOBS, KID OLOVB8, BOSIBRT
and all articles ulutlljr kept In a flnt-clui mil-
linery wir.
Mr. Bwandtr ntltes the public toelland in
peci ner iiock, wiiea ene win hi. pi.Huiia.
howinc mi oin u ten new cwiomri,
Special repairers of fine anddlfflcult
AMU
CHRONOMETER WORK
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R R
1M BlHsal tlse) Miriat Meate
TO CHICAGO
KtshiynilFa use Skarteat xat
i TO ST. LOTJIS
NO CUANOK OK CARS
PROM CAIRO TO
ST. LOUIS OR CHICAGO.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF OARS
OM CAIRO TO
Cincinnati, i-lieospolle, Toledo.
DoU, CleTrUnd. Niagara Pelle
Bofftlo, Pittl,uif, Wuhloaton.
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New Tork.
Boeton and all polnte eaM.
MllwAukle, Jueetille, kfadlaon,
LaCroeie, St. Paul and all points north.
1 his Is aUo the only direct route lo
Decatar, Bloomlngton, ejprtoMld,
l'0?-. 3ul!.er'. Keokuk.
Burliutoa, Bock Itland, U Balle,
Mendou, DUoo, Freeport,
Qalena, Dubuque, hloui ollr.
Omaha and all polnte northweit,
Elesant Drawing Room Sleeping Ca"
un an jNight Trains,
Bsiasge Checked to all ImporUnt polnte.
For tickets end information, epply to t. C. R.R
depol t alroj on board tne trintit ateamer be
tweea Columbue and Cairo, end at tne prlncipt
railroa I ticket oflloa Ihronghout the eouth.
W. P.JOHNSON, on'i ?a.i. At't, Chlcaao.
A. BtiToastt, Gen'l. Hup't. Cblcego.
J. JOHNSON, Ag't, Cairo.
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTERN R. R.
On and after Monday, April 2tb, 19T2
Our Home Advertisers.
tmtjutt.
P. G. Sciiuh.
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trains will run as follows:
NORTHERN DIVISION.
TBitti ooiva aavTn..T.
Mall. Express.
bwe viriiDi. e.u a. in H....i:o p.m.
Springfield :0 " 3:0O '
TaylorTllle 10 i ' S. a
ArnreatPana .......11.4s s.17 "
TBAtla OOIBO BOITIWKT.
Express. Mali.
Leare Pane 4.00 a. m J.SA a. ra
" Tatlorfillr 4.40 ' 4.6
ArrlTeat8pnrcfleld.e.n .....')
ueate nprmneiii.-....n.A " iti
arriTeai Virginia .o s,i9
ALSO MADE TO ORDER.
NEW YORK STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LABOEBT VABJBTT STOCK IN TBB CITT
GOODS SOLD VERY CLOSE.
Caraer af Hlaelexjatli atrMt susel Com
srrtal Aveaaae,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
C. O. PATTER.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or UAIB0.
DANIEL HURD, Preetdenti
ROBERT. Mil, Vice. Pftloi
O. N. UUOHES. Casoler.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE.
T3IXC1IANOE, coin, bank notee and United
I'j Btateeeecoriuea ooaani ana eoia.
IatXMt Allawl en Tltne lwltai.
PKINTINU.
HeS -
irrcHEJU.
NEURALGIA.
This is said to be a non-inflammatory
pain in a nerve. Throughout all this
great valley of the Mississippi there are a
great many people suffering from diseases
under many different names, such as gas
tralgia, lumbago, sciatica, hemlorania, tic-
Doloroux, which ma all be classed under
this general name of neuralgia, which has
its immediate cause from the same source
as the agaes and fevers of such localities,
whatever that may be. In but few cases is
it accompanied with inflammation of
the nerve iUelf or its sheath or covering ;
if so, It then goes by the name of neuritis
or neurilemitis. Yet for all this, with
slight modifications, it is amenable to the
same general treatment; and the recent
discoveries in electro therapeutics, (that is
the application of electricity to the cure
of diseased conditions,) show whatadealof
suffeiing can be relieved by tbe careful and
Intelligent application of this wonderful
agent. In the short time in which it has
been used by medical men In Europe and
America, a whole volume might be filled
with the accounts of its wonderful cures,
after other means often really barbarous,
In proof of this assertion I will relate sev
eral instances from abundant records in
my possession.
Dr. Winner of Tubingen, gives us two
cures, one of which is remarkable for the
barbarity of the preliminary treatment ac
cording to the old school therapeutics.
Tbe first was a man of seventy-four
years old who had suffered from neuralgia,
affecting all three branches of the trigemi
nus, (these are nerves of tbe face called
the fifth pair.) All manner of treatment
had been tried during this twenty-nine
years of suffering, with no good results. A
red spot three-quarters of an inch long, be
low the orbit of the affected side, was all
the indication externally ot his protracted
suforlng.
Finally electricity began to attract at-
UntiM, Bad wu suggested as an esperi
Kent. The painful part were Included
between the pole of a galvanic battery,
and improvement was unmistakably per
wpllble. After twenty sitting be was en
tlrely relieved of his more than m quarter
century of suffering. Only a slight re
lapse has ever since occurred, which was
immediate! relieved by the same means.
The other case was a man slxty-fl ve years
old, who had suffered eicruclating pn
from "what is called facial tic, for fie
years. All other known remedies failing,
rrotewor Bilroth divided the iufra-orbltal
nerva;' the pains returned. Tbi cutting
was repeated, then a resection of a portion
ofthB upper Jaw. This failing, tho buc
clnator was cut, then the posterior, dental,
tutt the Beanie), (these are name of
HYLAND 4 SAUER,
BUTCHERS
AND DEALERS IX
CHOICE FRESH MEATS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Corner 10th street and Commercial avemn
next door to the II y land saloon.
11-16 tf. CAIRO, ILLS.
JAKE WALTER,
BTJTCHBB
ABB BBAUa IB
FRESH MEAT,
Eiobth Stbeet, Between Wajbihoto
AND (JOMUEBCIAL AVENUES,
aajalalan BUttcakaaea suae! Baaai'i,
Kiftn th h.t op BaAf. PAk UtihAm
Lamb, Saaaaao, etc., Bdare prepared loaerre
cltiaena In tha moot adaptable manner.
BOAT HTABtsa.
TO THE IFTJ-BZEIC.
Anticipating a decline in prices ot
PRINTER'S STOCK
ot all kinds and detirous that our cus
tomers should know we are determined
I to carry out our promivts of cheap printing
we feel It our duty to aake a
REDUCTION IN FOR3CER PRICES
believing that a steady lncreue of business
will be an equivalent.
With our long experience In business and
CTHJ WHLBY
BOUTHEBN DIVISION.
TBAiwa eoie let-TBHir,
Leave Edgwood JO a.m.. ...10.10 p. i
" Flora S.6 11.40
Arrlre at Bbawoeet'n . " 5 16
IHXIUHANr TICKET.
IMMIGRANT TICKETS
FOR SALE, I ""Bale i VOK SALE,
I Per Bale J
VOR SALE, j rorHaiel FOR BALE
Fare from Liverpool,
Fare from Londcndebbt
Fare from Glapoow,
Faro from Qcxbnbtown
TO CAIRO, :::::::: $48 20
rlatlnrd, Morrn A C
vnt
OF ANY FORM OR PATTERN
SAM WILSON,
a a alb a i
INCREASED FACILITIES
together with our advantages In the
purchase and selection of stock, our
customers may rest assurea we wui 117
to merit a continuance oi their very liberal
patronage. We Invite your attention to tbe
following revised list of
PRICES FOR JOB WORK.
BILL HEADS
rood 14 lb naDer. neatlr executed ac-
rnnllnff tn tlrn nprM B4 fiOtofl M. For other
winks asu UHuvna. quaUtles add tlie dlfferencein the cost of the
paper.
0100 ill 11,
PROVISIONS iJTC.
If. 110
Obi Lbveb Caibo, III.
Itun
cr. o. smith,
WBOltSAlB AMD BSTAlL DBtDIB IB
I
I WINES AND LIQUORS-
And proprietor of ne" and spendld
STATEMENTS
on 11 lb paper, Flat Cap or same quality ot
Folio 1'ort, per H $4 0uto6 00 ; per one-half
ji f a do 10 4 00.
POST IB ,R S
ahaat (..IfaViaAt nnawlaf aV.Aa ls(ii
, . ,.. . . 1 . I lull sun v uaui simii uutKi BAA a-f tiguw
SXXjXjXA.K13 ATTi aheet and sixteenth sheet at from 18 00 to
01 uu Der 31.
n - -.n r . 1 i t v. . 11.
Vrt Tfc llfTTA I v W r I J t.tciui CAauiiu.uuu w. tu. .uui. m
, our pairons wui nna inai our
CAIRO, - - - ILLINOIS,
Keeps constantly on hand the choicest of
LETTER HEADS
Wines and Liquors, which he will sell at the per M gj 007 w ,CCordlng. to site and
quauiy 01 paper; perone-nau ji ti wu w
very lowest figures, call and examine
JAMES KYN ASTON,
BUICHBB AND DEALEB IN ALL KINDS 0T
Fbesu Kbats.
Cohneb Nunt tenth and rorn hts.,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Buys and slaughters only the best cattle
hogs and sheep, and Is prepared to fill any
demand for fresh meats from one pound to
ten thousand pounds.
R. SMYTH & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, J
NOTE HEADS
.1 - -I . .1 An,., ka -
ing to style ana quality, commercial per ja
a wjioj so.
WIIOLMALI CHBCIBI.
11. M. HULKJN,
GROCER and CONFECTION
And Dealer in Foreign Fruita k Nuts,
No. 134 Commercial-avo.,
Caibo, Ills.
JOHN SHEEHAN,
RETAIL GROCER
And Dealer la
VEGETABLES, FRUITS, EOOS, LAItD
rRESIl BUTTER, ETC.
Br All Goods warraaud fresh, aad sold
at the lowest prices.
Corner &ta 8L andUommercialAve.
7-M tf.
CHEAP GROCERIES
a?XX2D 2JTB1"W SY8TEM.
OBOOEBIES BETA! LED AT WHOLESALE
1BICES V0 CASH.
AT H. O. THIELECKE S STORE
WASHINOTON AVENUE. BETWEEN TENTS
AND ELEVENTH BTBEETB.
Wtbs. dbt Cuba Sugar for - - -$5 0
'L ax. 1 " " - - - 1 00
8 " Choice " - 1 OC
' " i Government Java - . 1 0C
ri Ju:?.dy0a.brbe.P, Md Q"
Goods new and full weight given. Call
and try.
OHIO LEVEE
CAIBO. ILLINOIS,
AUo, keep coaitantly on hand a moat coin
piei bvock 01
aOOTOB AND I BIBB WHIBEIIS
O 1 N H.
BILLS LADING
?r M. according to size and weight, S3 ooto
00: per one-half M, according to sice and
rveigni, uuio uu,
DRAY TICKETS
I per 31 13 00to4 00, according to order.
ENVELOPES
umlihed retail at wholesale nricea. Chat ire
fort, Ataderia, unerry ana uaiawba w ines or priming, vi wioi 00 per 31.
r 3 MYTH A CO. cell excluelTely for eaah, to
AV. wnieb lacl iney inTiie me eepciai aiieu.
lion ei ciom dj cm in ooyere.
F. M. 8TOUKFLET11,
conaeoB 0 ioblb a eTocarura
Btaetlryer aaa Wholeaala Dealer la
reraiB aaa iwBieiue
SHIPPING TAGS
PRICES ABE LOWEE
than those ot uny establishment ot the kind
in si. Louis, Cincinnati or Chicago.
ADVBBTISHTO-
ltiiilnen men trill find the UnJ.mrriN the
WINKS ANT1 T.TOTTriRS best advertising medium in Bouthern JUl
- -J Inn .
Nn. R9 ftnio T.ivn
OA1BO. ILLINOIS J -CO W rl Pi rS I I JL
Ekeepeon hand eonatantlf a full etorke
, WhUklee, French Brandfea, II ol IauI Og bribers at the low rate Of
eIWwn i-Biirnrwu witim mnp 1
ONE DOLL AH FEK YEAH
UWVEBI.
GREEN & OILBEKT,
ATTORNBYfa
ABB
COUNSELORS AT LAvY,
William 11. rei. 1
William B Gilbert, CAIRO, ILI IHOia,
ssiies r.oueen, j
and now has a larger subscription list in
Southern Illinois, MUsouri and Kentucky
than any paper ever belore published in
Cairo, J new clubs are coining in every
usy.
COAL
Inaoia. attention clven to AdmiraltT and
leamDeei Daaineee.
OFIIOB OHIO LEVEE, BOOUa 7 AND 8 OTKB
ITT NATIONAL BANE.
UAH riTTEaUa.
H. T. UEROULD; .
STEAM AND GAS FITTER
OSilBB IV
AB mvvuwM,
Gaa FitUr's aad Muraber-a maunal. Wood
pumr .') and anirlevalT.e, etop
cocks, obeok TaT?ee,etc. r
also asbbt rea
TsslBB Bratketw PataaS DrjrOaa Mot r
And atoreoocae. Wells.B.Co'a Autocnatle WaUi
IndleAMraadSupplj Valve for steam boiler.
WINTBB't BLOCK, OOklllEBCIAL-ATEND
CAIRO CITY COAL
a prepared to supple customer with lb
qOAlltJ of
PITTSBURG AND ILLINOIS
OPAL.
ORDERS left at Hallldav Bros, office.
WUlUMIUiUJ Mb MID lVKI a'J UnUR U.
St. Charles Hotel, will receive prompt atten
tion. Tho Tuo "Montaue" wlU brtn coal
innninw ro i-mer ar any nntir.
M ted
peo
to 20 iviLkx,uz:
pV,elthreex, joudi or old, aake moie montj
at work f it ue In their apere memeats or all. the
iiroe, ma at anyiaiBf else, railieuurt free
Address O. BUasoaBCo., I'erUaad. Maine.
septiewiy
Have also on hand a"
Fine Stock of Jewelby,
INMAN LINE
Liverpool New.Tork ahd Philadelphia
Steamship Company,
raeta ooarraAor wrra cbivct svatbs abb bbitub
OTIBBBSBTS
For Carrying- trje Malla
FOR PASSAGE TICKETS
oa rcBTBta laroaaiTioB
APPLY TO JOHN G. DALE, Aot.
It Broadway, New-York, rU
H. IloapS,
WaahlBCton A?enne, Cairo. noie. 3
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Of their own and ether ilaoufacturei.
CLOCKS OF ALL KINDS.
nitrur.
SOLID SILVER WARE
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FINISH.
And many unique and attractive
patterns of
SILVER PLATED WARE
At prices that defy competition.
SPECTACLES
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED
COMPASSES
AND
SPY-GLASSES
And every thing in our line of buiines
CALL AND SEE.
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Our new
RETAIL AKD PRESCRIPTION
TDttTJQ- STOBE.
IN
B XT 2D E IR, ' S BLOCIT
Cor. WaahlnBtoa A v. aad ElBtitti
SALOON
AND
(Open Day and Night.)
J. E. PARKS, Proprietor,
Ohio Levee, bet, 4th and Cth ttreet,
CAIRO, ILLS.
-fyfct
bCmBbbbbbbbGHSbw
ME.VLS AT ALL HOURS.
A Una new Dlnlm? Hall with everv con
venience has been added to this popular
Restaurant, and the guefcts will fin J every
reiUliltc lor tlielraccomoUatlon.
THE BILL OF FARE
contUU of every subittantlal and delicacy of
tbe seaHon,
Is now
TTXj OPBITED.
Where we vflll keep
A COMPLETE STOCK
-OK-
FAMILY MEDICINES,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
FINE PERFUMERY, -
BRUSHES,
THE BAB
1 UUUlJAAXaVi
is supplied with the COMBS
CHOICEST LIQUORSiWlNES & CIGARS B1CKB00M asdkubsertappusnoeo,
XOB COLD:
Our Pure SPARKLING SODA WATER
SYRUPS
3TMlxcd drinks prepared with care.
11-10 tl.
AND
GENUINE FRUIT
OLD DELMONIUO
SALOON AND READING ROOMS Can not be excelled. We also draw the
toAV WINTER'S BLOCK.
GENUINE SARATOGA
and
PARKER & MONTAGUE BLUE LICK WATERS
Proprietors,
9The best brands or Cigars, choice
Wines, Liquors, etc.. always on hand tl
EL DORADO
BILLIARD SALOON AND BAR
ROOM. JOHN OATEN, Proprietor.
M Commercial Avenue, CAIRO, ILLINOIS
Beet brand or Oallfo aCIeran reeehvJ,
lUUIAKDaalMD furnished vnth the Uat
orublaa ; and bar supplied with wine, liquors
a&d etcara of tbasest brasUs.
Also, a choice lot or Cigars, of extra qua
Ity, sold at reasonable prices. Our
PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT
Will receive especial attention and caie
belUE at all hours In charge or couipetei.l
anu care rul parties. Prescriptions caretully
ooBtpounded at aU hours-day or night.
WOXK BUT THE PUREST AND BE2i
WlEDIUINEg DUPENtED.

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