THE DAILY CAIRO BLLLETIN: WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1881.
OFFICIAL DIUKCTOBY.
County Officers.
Circuit Jud.'c '). ,1. linker.
Circuit Clerk A. II. irvln.
County Jiidjre K. 8 Yocutn.
County Clem K. J. Iluinm.
County Attorncy-J. M.Uamron.
County Treasurer Mili-i W. Parker,
hlicitff John Hodge.
Coroner It. Klisa-erald.
County Commissioner T. W. llalllday, J.
Ottilia uuil iiainuul llrlluy.
City OtlictTH.
y nyor N. It. Thistlewood.
Tri;hi.riT-T J . Kerili.
Clerk--limnls. J. Holey.
Cotiiisolor--Wm. B. Ullbcrt.
Jilarstiul I.. II. .Meyers,
Attorney-William Ilcr.ilrlck.
HOAIIII Or aLIIKUMBN.
l-trst Ward-- Peter riaiip. T. M. Klmbroui:h.
sririfl Ward-desse illnkle, C. IN. Hughes,
Third Wnrd-U. K, Make, .lohn Wood.
Kourtti Ward-Charles 0. Patter, Adoljih riwo
bo.la. filth Ward-T. W. Hhlltdav. Kmest B. PeUlt.
CHIUCHF.S.
CtAIKU BAITI T Corner Torith and Poplar
J etrcuts; prcachlni: first awl third Sundays In
eachraotHh.lla in. and 7:M. m. ; prayer meet
ing Thursday, 7 :J p. tu ; Sunday scnool, a.m
Kev. A. J. HKS, Pastor.
"tHl'MCH OP THE KKDEKMKR (Kplscopal)
J Fourteenth street; Sunday 7:a. m.. Holy
Kurhasiat; W::to a.m., Huuday sUiool; lu t.'i a.m.,
Morning prayers: H:nop. m.. evening prayers. F.
I. Daveumirl, !4 T, It. Ht!' t'
IIMHST
MISSION AKY
HAITI ST CHPKCIl.
.. 3 ii. in.. and 7:bO P- in.
V Preaclitui! at !:
ii..
babbatb r.hotil at 1:W p
in Key. I . J moires,
pastor
ICTlIEHAii-Tbtrteciith street; s-rvlies
j Imih i:so a. m.: Huuduv school 2 p tn.
Sab
ICeV. Kuappe, pastor .
I KTItoDIKT-Cor. K Wl- and Walnut street
M PreBchlnir Habhatb ir.' a. rn. and 7 :30 p
m
Sunday School at CO p. ni. Kev. J.
Paator.
Scnrri'tt.
DKKSIiVTKKI AN -Etilhlh street: pn ar iilnc on
I r-abl.ath at ll:o a. m. and 7:.M'
niectiru: Wednesday m T.u-i p. m. ; Sunday
at U li. m. Kev It. Y.'eor.p.-. pastor.
prayi-r
Scliof.l
OT. JOSEPH'S -.Roman Catholici Corner Crusa
O ami V:iiut streets; scrvlies Sailmtti lo:i"a
a. ; Sunday School at J p. m.: Vtr il p m.: ser
rices every'day at H a. in. I'.i v O'H-irn, Priest.
L'T. PATRICK'S Oxonian Cal'mliti Cnnn-r Nhiih
n tr..i nit Win.' '. iict.in avenue: S'-rvici-s Sab
oath Ij and Ida. m.; Vespers 3 p. il. : Holiday "cliool
i n. m. services ever d ai. s a m. it-uv. M.i-Iithoii
priest.
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WITH
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Trains Lvi CMim:
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Arrlvlncln St. Louis 9 V. a.m. : ChiraEo.H::' p.m. ;
Coiiii.-ctlt.u at U-lluanJ Kfflin-haiu for Cinein
cati, Louisville. Indianapolis and points tm-t.
i i .to n.m. HI. IiOuiHiuul Wi-sti-rn
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a..i.ln,.lnSt. Louis ;)5D. U.. aud toliti'-Ctitv.'
fur all'poiuts West.
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mi l .iui. mid t'hlcaL'O. arrivtni: at St. Louis
10:40 p .m., aud C'hi ai;ii7:i a m
n.iu. (.'iri-iniint I Kxpri-HK,
..ii,. .i ctnrlnnatl ?:) a.m.: l.iiuisville "-
am.; Indianapolis 4 mi a.m. lV-eimcrs by
tin. frnin rem' h the above points III to .J
JIUL'KS In advauce ot any other route.
wTi.n l 'Hi n. m. extin-ss has PULLMAN
hLfcEI'INi; CAK Cairo to Cincinnati, without
.i... ....... .i.H throiiirh sleeeere lo M. l.onls and
Chicago.
Fast Time East.
11 ,,,-,,., bv this line izo through to Kiel-
J ilSt Jim 1.1 ern points without any !
caused 1-y Sundav Interveiiltu;. The Saturday aft
..(.. f...i l ol.i, nrrlveii 111 new Idfk .Vill(
iiii.?i'. Thinv six hours In advauce ol
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t-trKi'irthrouish tickets and furl tier Information,
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DKNTISTS.
D
H. E. W. W1IITL0CK,
Dental Surgeon.
Orni-i-No. 1M Commercial
Eighth aud Ninth Street
Avenue, between
J)R. W. C. JOCELYN,
DENTIST,
OV'FlCK-EIhll Htrcet, near Comtr orclal Avonno
s
TARTLIWC
DISCOVERY!
lost MANHOOD RESTORED.
A Yiutlin of yotiuiful itnpniilcnco oiiIiir l'renia.
htro Decay, tfervona DehUlly, Jjost Manhixxi, etc.,
..i.... ..i.i i in nvnrv known remedy, has nis.
Covered a simple aelf cure, which lie will send FHKB
Ui his fillow-suffenirs, aJilresa J. II, KI.M rJS
Till: DAILY JiULLETIN.
vaar MouNiNa (miNiiava cxiniTin).
I .argHMt Oiroulation ot tiny Dally in
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Hit month s no
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Bv mall (In advauce) wue year $800
Hti month i i o
Thniu monthi! so
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Postal In ail casey nriiiald.
AdvcrtlHink" KntPR:
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Kor one week, per auare 3 00
K !!ier:il notice i mi
O dtmirii i ami rotuiluttoim panurd hy siH.ii-tif'a
ten ceniii per line.
0 Mln' ami ii, n rriHfi free
. WilHt.T.
KiritinriTtion, per ()u.M f 1 M
Si'biei!ei,iliiertl(inii o1'
Kluht Hue of m,d inmpftrell constittituaaqnare.
DiHpliiert advortlKenient will he charged accord
tnii totheppari-ocrupled, atalmve rales-there be
In.' twelve linen of solid type to the Inch.
To reirnlnr advertisers wo offer superior Induce
in. Tit both as to rates of charpe and manner ol
d'SpittjirtCthrir fvors.
This pajier may be found on flic at Oeo. p. Howell
Co.'s Newspap'ir Advertising Bs roan, (10 Spruce
street i wheic ad- rrtiol.. n contracts may be made
f rltln New y.i..
Communications upon snbjcctsof general Interest
to the public are at all times acceptable. Hejectud
in Uiiiscripts will not be returned.
Letters and communications should be addressed
"K. A. Harnett Cairo Illinois "
EowFar Wrong is This "Old Maid?"
Shi) lial Ijckii calli:il an old in.iid, and
railiiT rcsutit'-d it. hw said: "I am
past thirty. I have ti ood Imuio. 1
think you know I have bad abundant
ojijxji ttinit ii-s to many. J have been
bridoMnaid a seoro of times. I a.sk
liiysi-lf with which onu of the beautiful
pii'U that I liave nccn take tho marria-rn
vow would I exchann to-day? Nut
ono. Somo are living apart from tbnir
husbands; sumo arc divorced; somo nr
tb'i wives of drunk' n mon; koiiip are
b:in;n on tho ra'eil edjro of society,
endi-avorino; to k'-cp up nppearanc"s;
oin are t .ilinto suppuil and ti'lucat-i
their children, and these are tho least
miserable; some tread the narruw lino
beyond t;c li"iindarv of which lies tho
mysterious land, and some have e;one
out in the darkness and unknown
horrors, and some are dead. A few
tlx re are who are loved and honored
w ives, mot hers with happy homes; but,
ala.i! only a very few."
Catarrh.
Relief in live minuted in every case; fjrat
lfyinij, wholesome relief beyond a momy
value. C'ure begiriH lroin first application,
and is rapid, radical ami permanent. Chok
ing, putrid mucous dirl'Hlgcd, membrane
eleunsed and healed, breath sweetened,
smell, taste and benririy restored. Com
plete treatment fur $1. Ask fur Sanfiird'a
Radical cure.
Dkatii to ritH and vermin, RurMiriB'
terminator.
Years of Stitlerinff.
Mrs. Rirtitmrt, cur. I'ratt and liroadway,
Iiutralo, wns for twelve ye:irs a suifererfrom
rheumatism, and alter trying every known
rtiiii..K' u'illi, t nvr.,1 t-u itri t i riil l llri.d III.'
Tin-mas' Keleetric Oil. l'aul G. Schuh,
Virtue Ackiitiwletlircil.
Mrs. Ira MulholUn.l, All.anv, N. Y
writes: '-r or several years 1 have sutterea
from oft-recurrir.; headaches, constipation,'
dyspejisia, and complaints jieeuliar to my
8ex. Mnce usiii-' your nut-lock ulooii liit-
ters I am ctirely relieved." l'rice 1 .00,
trial size 10. Paul (J. Schuh, A''ent.
Never Too l.ate to Mend.
Tho?. J. Arden, William street, Jvist Ruf-
falo, writes: "Ynur Spring Rlossnm has
worked on mo splendid. I had no appetite;
used to sleep badly and get up in the morn
ing tinrefresbed ; my lireaMi was very olh n
sive and I sutlrred from severe headache;
since using your Spring lllossuni nil these
symptoms have vanished, and I feel quite
well." nice W cents, triiil bottles ID
cents, ran I Schuh, Agent.
A safe and niire means of restoring the
youthful color of the hair is furnished by
I'arker's Hair Ralsam, which is deservedly
popular from its superior clennliness,
Allen's lirain Food positively cures nerv
ousness, nervous debility, nnd all weakness
of generative organs. 1. o for t". All
druggists. Send fur circular to Allen's
I'hiirinncv, 315 First Ave., N. Y.
Sold in
Cairo by Uarclay Urns.
"Skli.KUs' Liver Pills" huve been the
standard remedy lor malaria, liver com
plaint, costiveness, etc., for fifty years.
Wanted.
1(1(10 MKN AMI 1)00 TKAMS, TO WOUK UN ('
O. It S. W. U. It. LATH l'ADlTAII AM)
MKMI'lllS. WAULS KliOM $l.oll
TO $'2.2."5 l-Lll DAY.
Plenty of good station work from l."i to
17 cents per yard. Transportation will be
furnished free from Memphis or Padiicnh
to Covington or Trimble. ApdIv on work
between Covington and Dyersburg or at the
f.,r.,i co.r,. ,.r w t rinw,. a- r-,. k,i is-.
r,r,u ,i ,,, ,f, vnifc'i. w x.v.., .w"
Main street, Meni)his, Tenn.
Du.navant, KUH.V iV I'lPKU.
Lydia L. Pinkiiam's Vegetable Omv
pound revives tne iirooiiing snirits; in
vigorates and harmonizes the organic func
tions; gives elasticity and firmness to tho
step, restores tho natural lustre to the eve,
ana plants on tne pale cheek of beauty tho
r I. ....o .. !!.. , . '
iii-nii niBi-o in mi-s ejiiuig ami cany sum
mer iimo.
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!
Are you disturbed at night and broken
ol your rest by a sick child sulferlny- and
crying with tho excruciating pain of cutting
teeth I It so, go at once and get a bottle nt
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It will
relievo tho poor littlo sutlerer immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake
about it. 1 here is not a mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you
at once that it will reguiato the bowels,
and pivo rest to the mother, and relief and
health to the child, operating like magic.
it is perfectly sale to use in all cases, and
pleasant to tho taste, and is tho prescrip
tion of ono of tho oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States.
Sold evcreywliere. Ju cents a bottle.
The Origin of the Banjo,
'So tho oneo despised negro Instru
tuont is now popular in society?"
"Negro iiiatnimont? Let mu lull
you that tho banjo Ih not a tiegro in
struniont. No, sir; tho banjo can claim
to bo tho oldent musical instrutni-ut wu
know. Tho banjo comc8 from Kgvpl.
It has been found in the toinbi of tho
royal families iu tho pyramid. Hero is
a cut which no ono that bus ever seen
tho banjo can fail to reeognizo as the
same instrument." Mr. Dobson Hhowod
on ptigo No. 119 of Sir William Wil
kinson's voluino of Rgypt a cut of a
musical instrument resembling tho
banjo. Theu ho read a description of
tho instrument, to show that it resem
bled tho banjo in construction also. "A
similar instrument," ho continued,
"still more closely resembling tho ban
jo, has been found in India. Of
course, tho banjo is African. When
tho pyramids sr-cme I to bo tlw only n
maina of Kgyptian civilization, tho ban
jo was no doubt played in tho centi r of
Africa by some fugitive Kthiopian slave
who had brought it from tho html of
his masters. From Fthiopia it came to
the slave states, and nearly forty years
ago Joe Sweeney, a Virginian, intro
duced it to tho New Yorkers on the
stage of the old Rowery. It became
popular and is now known all over tho
world."
"What is the causo of tho present
popularity of the instrument"
When well played the banjo Is a
very fascinating instrument You nev
er hear the banjo played at a minstrel
- entertainment. A few common negro
melodi'-s and a variation of 'Home,
Sweet Homo' or 'Tho Last Rose of Sum
mer' is tho common musical stock in
trade of the minstrel performer. Tho
banjo is inoro easily played than tho
guitar, which requires much exerciso
and groat persistence on the part of the
learner. Tho banjo lias a stronger and
a deeper tone. Rring it into a parlor
and everybody listens. When you are
depressed it throws 3 ray of sunshine
into the wearii'd heart. Oh! it is a
lovable instrument when you have once
made it speak to you. It has a future
before it. I have been in the business
thirty years, and every year tho busi
ness'has increased. AC j'. R'oW'.
The Law3 of Livery,
Differences between the livery stablo
man and tho hirer of tho horse are very
frcqu'-nt, and generally, though the
owner of the horse may get pecuniary
rodress, it is the poor bruto that mostly
suffers. To ride or drive a borrowed
or hired burse to the devil has become
a comtnen saying. One or two recent
English cases are worth commenting
upon, as showing that that very much
abused person, the livery stablo keeper,
has certain rights.
A man hired a horse and carriage at
Ipswich, with the understanding that bo
.would drive to Colchester and return
the same day, a distance of twenty
miles each way. The person who had
the horse and vehicle drove not only to
tho place specified, but to & town ten
miles further on working tho horse
sixty miles within the specilied time of
hiring. Tho horse died next day. Tho
veterinary surgeon was of the opinion
that the animal had been overdriven.
The defendant's counsel arguod that
the agreement was to drive "through"
Colchester, but ihe jury did not think
bo and the plaintiff won the case, with
a verdict of 21, the value of the horse.
Deviations from a fixed route between
two places, when a horse is hired and
injury is sustained by tho livery keeper,
mav bring a penalty on the hirer. Be
tween New York and a place called A
the distance may be thirty miles, and
the livery stable keeper knows the dis
tance. Rut if the hirer takes round
about ways to reach there, increasing
tho distance traveled, knowing tho
proper or shorter road, he is, unless ho
has specified to a go-as-you-pleaso
method of journeying, liable to dam
ages. As to daniasres to vehicles, so
constant with awkward drivers, it
would bo quite wise if a tariff' of charges
were put up iu livery stables. Then a
man would know 'beforo ho started
what his rig was worth.
MB! 1
He was asked if he knew the differ
ence between "starboard and "port,
and with a knowing leer replied:
"H'm, well rather, and I prefer port.
Rivalry Between Liverpool and Glasgow,
Thero is a rivalry betweou Liverpool
and Glasgow in the matter of growth
which stands in close relationship with
that which prevails among American
western cities. It has been amusingly
shown of late. When the Prince of
Wales was at Liverpool ho unguardedly
remarked that everybody knew Liver
pool, after London, was "tho second
greatest town in the United Kingdom."
When this statement was read iu Glas
gow, which has long claimed to be "the
second city in tho empire." nearly
everybody is said, by the I 'all Mull
(inzctte, to tiavo cither "grown paie.
. ... - l 1 . .1. : ... I.
or to navo oeoomo uuick in m meu
with inarticulate rage." Ono of the
Glasgow newspapers argues that by
calling Liverpool tho ".-econd great
est, tho priuco meant that ''Glasgow was
tho "lirsl" greatest aftor Loudon. Cer
tain citizens of Glasgow calmly de
clared that question must be measured,
not by tho number of people, but by
their quality, "which," remarks tho
1'alt Mall,"ot course is unanswerable."
As a matter of fact, tho Into census re
turned for Livornool 549.000 inhabi-
Itants, and for Glasgow only 510,000.
, This was for districts within tho city
limits only; but Glasgow claims that u
tho suburbs were included, as they aro
in tho London returns, she would out
strip her rival by 701,000 people against
681.934. JV. Y. Times.
Without anv doubt the Hamburg Drops
is an excellent remedy, writes Mrs. Mario
Herman, Chetopa, Kansas. It has curui
mu of a disorder of tho Liver for which I
vainly tried many remedies. I am very
thankful for tlio discovery ot this vauiaoio
remedy.
Tiiuimu .i.ul luil iiu ,i...,,k;..1 rl iuiiasrri.
w.wiic, ,-i jrni't'i..-', iiiiivui nil '
scrofula and general debility cured by "Dr
i-iuiusuy a jhoihi nearencr."
TliK verv Iw.ct fio.iiiir medicine is
j a- v. i i Aiaijiaii
its 1 it . ' ... I t
unguis jndian Vegetable Pius, whicn
cleanse tho bowels, purify tho blood, and
If .1. I. l.l.. ! . . , - ..,
esiaonsii neaiiny action in tliu liver, tu;
Buv tho Improved Howe Scales ac
knowledged tho best made. Borden, Sol-
luck & Co., General Agents, Chicago,ll.
MKDICAL
-?I i lllr.i-iti nil mi.! , II
mm ) ;
If you siillci from dyspepsia, uns
IIIjHUIH'K iilood wttkih.
If yuu n- iiillic ti'd willi lilllousncss, tisu
Ht'UI lOi'K IILOOD llin'EKS,
If you iiu proMiutril with sick liradurni', laku
liL HiiOCK IILOOD IIITTEH8
If yunr l",n.-1 an- illori-ri'd ri-iruliite tli-ui with
HI'ltlUCK lil.Oiil) IIITTKItS.
If your 1ilod is I id tniro, purify It. with
HI' II DUCK ULuoi) lirri'EKS
If vim 1 1 n v iiidiL-i slinn. you will 11 ml an antidote in
lll'KUUCK ULUOI) IIITTKKS.
If you nrr, trouUri with spring complaints, c-radl-
Icut.: tli.Mii with r.LUDOCK IILOOD UlTTElttS.
II your livir is torpid rrHtorr it to healthy action
will, Jil.'ItDOCK IILOOD IHTTEJtS,
If your livi-r Is MlW led you will 11 ml u shuru ri-slor-iitiv.-ln
III KDOCK IILOO ) llir'i'EItS.
If you hiivu nny sperlrs of Imiiior or pimple, fall
noi to take IIL'KDOCK BLOOD I1ITTEHS.
Ifvoiihavi imy Mtnploins of ulrars or scrolulons
nri-s. ii i nr utiv' ii-un.'dy will In- foniei In
Ht KDOi'K DLOOD IIITTEKS.
l-'or iinpiiliir: t-t r.-ii ii Ii and vitality to tin- system,
nolliiii-cun nii:il lifKDOi'K IILOOD IllTTEltS.
For Nervous and Ciriieral Delillity, toiiu up lliu
vi-tern with ',l'iu('K IILOOD lil'ITEHS.
Hun k $1 i i u m.i-n.i:, I iiial Uorn.KT, IUits,
I'O.VrKK.MILIil'KXA CO., ITop'iN,
HI'FFALO, X. Y.
Korsnli-hy I'AI'I. (i. SC1ICII. (i )
IS A It RALLY KKLIABLE REMEDY
FOIt WASTING AND NERV
OUS DISEASES.
After tinineroiis oxperiniente Mr. Fellows sue
ceeiied i proiliirliii.' this combination of Hypophos
phites, which has not only rtrtored him 'o health,
liut has since heun found so successful tn the treat
ment of disease emliiatlniJ from loss of nerve pow
er. and cinsciUi'iitly muscular relaxation, .:
Aphonia-loss ol voice, JNeuruli;ia
AtiMtmia.
Nervous Dchillty,
Chronic Diarrhu a.
Dyspepsia.
Fever and At'iiv,
Lucorrho'ii.
Malirla.
w liiiiipmi! i (Hiiih,
I 'ollL'eslioll of Hie I.IIDl'S,
I'lilpilatlou of t no Heart.
Melancholy,
.Mental Depression,
Nervousness.
MALARIA.
Persons llvinu iu iiihIhiiums districts may protect
themselves lroin ill tuck h of lever tiy thu use of Kel
ow' Celllpollinl '-yrilpof Il poplioslililles. lis
.-ll'eeis iii ion mil' i p I lie system enables us to ward
olf cuiitiiu-ioiis ilisor-lers. uuil successfully coinliat
lllsellse.
The solulile phosphites and the other lifc-sustaln-
ini; pri net ides cuiniiosini; Fellows' liy iioiihosphlles
ure so ciire-'iillv proptirtioiieil and so judiciously
mingled, Unit iheir action upon thu nerves, mus
cles :mil im nilir 'lies in imparting vitality, slreni-lli
and healthy action is ..-ener illy anparent within
twenty lour hours, and the i-imil elleets cxpcilcnc-
(l are ni n pi rmiineiit rhsr-tctcr.
lolfSALE liV lllil t.lilSTS.
GET THE BEST !
LEAD ALL OTHERS !
Every Style & Price.
Guariuitecd Unequttletl
FOR
OPERATION.
ECONOMY,
DURABILITY and
WORKMANSHIP.
mpr(7omout3 and Convooloncea found in
no others.
Always Reliable.
POPULAR EVERYWHERE.
For Sal in Every City and Town
In tho United State.
DR. HAMILTON'S EUREKA
Asthma Guro
b'vcs Instant rctli-f and effects a permanent curs.
T tunnmu a curt" every time, or money ; wf undM.
AsKvViurimiiooiBTforlt, Hentourmelptof
xliieforl. Addresj
('. Pi II EST, llorrontHtreot, KowTorkClty.
HORACE TURNER,
Wholeiale dealer in
All Steam Ilrcned.
trwiti in Wnoilwjrd Ave.
2 - ' ' i.ll--Sk '
Kin.l fer urictl. 4fc.i.,
0. LkNGELL'S ASTHMA & CATARRH REMED?7I
u ...u. ii ii,., iiuu'iMii in, MSIHMfl t t-H HiS 0. IfMUl li lulu.ui rant-
lant .n.l mxiw,.,!! o lnBi,l w.ii i..mpll.ililiii,Ur i, I u.nl.. " . ii llluiM to allra mt cterl
dy iiilnllitsu.liiiilor br...i. ,ny l'iBilnii won t.yon, i..:rt(iil..B. la d.ii.ir I iMrlm.uudD. I
myull l.r. mis,ui..iiin niou a, lUt .n lluiiii nj li,.in.r.ci. (:,... uiiiin4. I iartu.l7iidiM.VMM.il
lM:X9WM.m STHM' " CTRaH,s,l,. lr.ZtSX&ll
FIVE M UUIli.i'i'lispso-iitt.ull. .town ni. .i.ro cmf..rl.l.l,. .,. ,.ii. ...-T.Tl
iilsriMiiisouuiiiiMolabiiiMo ritnm iiu,
.o.liii.yuiirl.lr..iI.,ralil.l fjift Of CUHGt. Hlicull rar .!rmjUl.l But t..p Ih. r.mly. l
I rn pm-iiI 1 1 ly m . il on r--. li t .if tl.n mlri s, f.Oft. Vura.ii, .11 DiuiiI.i.. i.i.i.. u Viam-ir itJ. I
prl.liir, WimmIps, (lliln, or AlPf RT IMflARO. niis.r, 4ll
!amMwijaiBJiiairliimiW
HTOVKrt.
For sale by C W. Ileinlerwm, Cairo, Illinois.
Ml'f UAL AID SOCIETY.
Euui:
:k.! i:i I'KKA!!
A SUIiSTITUTE FOR LIFE INSUR
ANCE CL'iU'ANIES.
WIDOWS' & ORPHANS'
Mutual Aid Society
OF CAIRO.
Organupil Julv lllli, If!"7, Umli-r tin- Laws n
th M:it of IllinoiH. Copyritcllteil Jlllv
!. 11177, 1,'inlir Ai-tol'Coiicri'ss.
OKl-'IL'KKS
p.o. snifii ,
L'. T. KI DI)
J. A. UOLDiSTINE
President
Vice 1'resiilcnt
Treasurer
.... Medical Adviser
Secrctnr-
.Asslstaut hrcretary
.1 ,j. (jukiiun
ti1umas i.i'.wis
John c. wiutk
K.XK "t; TI VKCOMMlTTKI-l-II.
LKIiiHTUN, 1.. TIKiMAS.
J. C. WHITE, W. r. l'l lVHKK.
.1. S. McOAllEY.
IIOAHD Ol-1 MANAflKlW:
William Slriitton. of Stration A llinl. wholesale
Rrocers; Paul (i. hchuh, vtholesale ami retail ilrnu
jitct : Hasten L'.-isliton, ron.iiilssl'in iin-rrlmnt; Jas.
t. Mctiiihey. luiulier dealer; J. J. Uiirdoii, jihys
Iciau; J. A (I'.liii-tlne, oKiolilstinu & It .rcnwalcr.
wholesali- anil retail drv piods, etc; Win. K. Pitch
er, irein ral au'ent; llenrvll. Kills, city print.-r and
hook hliider; ('lu-sley Hiivnes, Cooper; .(no. (J.
While, assistant secrelnry and solicitor: A Inert
Lewis, dealer in Hour und Vnitn ; K. Hmsh. presi
dent Alt xnndcr County Hank; li. W. Hendricks,
contractor and liuilder; Cyrus Close, (,'eneral
uu-i-nt ; Thomas Lewis, secretary and allomev at
law ; L. H, 'I hoiiius, hrooin nianulai turer; W. p'
Hussel, cotilrnctor und huiliPr; C. T, Uudil
iii;eiit C. St, L. AN. U. rnilaoad;.Mc,ses Phillips. rar
ncnler; II . A. Cliumliley, conlnicti..-, Cairo, Ills.,
iti-v. .1. Spencer, cleryvtniin.SI l.euis. Mo ; .1. II.
Iletliiiuc, circuit clerk, .Mississippi county, Charles
ton, Mo. ;. I. 11 Moore , law ver. Commerce, Mi).
1. Sinletiirv. phvsiclan, ArliiiL'liiii, Ky.; J. W.
Tarry, phvslciiiti, Kullon, Kv. ; Win. Ityiin, farmer,
Murrv, Kv.;A. Slelnhacli, inaiiitlatlurur of sad
dlerv, Evunsville, lud ; Ike Anderson, secrelary
to superintendent (' St. L. & N U. railroad, Jack
son, Ten ii. ; J. S. Itolieiison, physician, White
ville, Tenn. ; Th -liiins A. Urliorn, harness maker,
llolivar.Teiui ; Win I, Walker, "Dixie Adver
tisitiK Aip-nQ," llollv Springs, Me-s
(iRAV'SSl'lAlln- jIKDK'INE.
TRADE MARK. The (ireiit Kim
xv lish remedy, An
y3 Tl tiiiliitlin cure for
VM-jSgf seminal weakness
potency and all
iltsea-es thai folow
as a i"i-iuence
ol self aliuse; Ui-a
lnua ,il ,ii..iii...v '.?i
dimness of vision, preinaliire old iie, and many
other disi an s ttial lend lo insanllv,) ton-umpllou
or a prelnaiuie rravo.
tl-'ull parllc ilars In our pamphlet, which ire
desiae to send Ireo liv mail to evervone. -yTliii
Specillc Medieiui; Is sold liv all ilrui;L'ist at ft iier
pacKiii-e. or six puckac for f.-i, or will lie sent tree
hv mail uu receipt of the nmnev, liv addressing
TUB lilt.W MEDIC1NK CO.,
HllSTAI.O, N. Y,
Sold iu Cairo liv Paul . Sctnili.
NF.W ADVKHTISKMKNTS.
I'lTS! KITS!
Self Hire alii-olute and certain. Speed relief
and complete restoration lo henltli! Our Trcatisu
and full pnrtli uliiri mailed on receipt of clump.
P. K. COI.HY, Tower Block, hi. Louis, .Mo.
PIANO-POIITES.
UNKHHALLi n IN
Tone, Touch, WorkniansIiiuS DnralJility.
WILLIAM HAHI' ro.
os. 3M and i West Hnltlinore Street, llnltlmoro,
Ro. 112 Flftn Avenue, New York.
Viirv1 If l-"tT If von would learn TelcurH-
IiIJIMI iU.M phy Iu four inonlhs. ami ho
certain of a situation, address
Valentine Druthers,
.liinesvllle, W is.
nMPL0YMENT-.?.?a
AU.8Ai.ARV ni.oi.tli. All EXPENSES
adraacrJ. M AUKftj nrnmptl) italil. SLOAN
A to. 08 Ursrte S.I. lurlDDali. U.
$777
A YKAIt Htid expenses to agents
Out-
flls free. Address
P. O. VII K BUY, AiiKtista, Me
Mi )IV Ea-y work; eteiiily Job. Costly
r J l X, rnmples fiec Write to
I INDSH Y & Co., Marhlehcad, Mass.
PIIiKS, 1U1-KR, PH.KS!
Uur Indian Pile Hemedv will tiosltlvuiy and ell'ec-
tuallycuru llltiid, llliiediuttand IicIiiiik Pile. Not
for sale hy driliTKlsls. Sent nil receipt ol price, ft.
Send stamp for pamphlet.
x . r. CULiii , l ower nun it, 01. i.ouis, mu.
1 A DWIUT 1 A u-etita wanted for Life
XA II V I Villi) Pro ldelit tlarlleld. A
rv from cradlo lo itravn, by Ilia eminent liioKratiher,
Col.Cnnwel I. Inlrodiicllon by his excellency Jno.
P. Long, uovernoroi mass, itoona an reauyinr
delivery, An eleirantly Illustrated volume. En-
Horsed edltton. l.ineral terma. Ajinnia laKuorucra
for from unto n coplea dally, Outsella any other
booh tun to ono Aaents never made money so
fast. The book fulls Itself. Experience not nuc-
assary, Kalliirs uttkiiown, aii mane immense
profits. Private turms free. Oeo, Httnson A Co.
, Portlaud, Me.
4
nmilDilnr lo la rrnr.n.i,,i ,! ti,. m.... .inu.l,.u ..I
A.uir llmiw Oftl.i-., Krw Turk (1ly. I
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30 DAYS TRIAL
ALLOAVKD.
Pat'd
June li, 1B76.
We will send on thirty daya trial
Dr. Dye's Electro-Voltaic
APPLIANCES TO KEN
iitTertnn from Nervous WenUness, Cienrral
Dclilllly, loss of nerve force or vlnr, or any dlt
case result Iiik from Arvses anil otukr catsir, or to
any one afflicted with Hlisiimatlsm, Ncuralirla, Far.
alysls, Pplnal Diniciiltlcs, Kidney or Liver Trouhlss.
Lame Pack, and other tHscasi-sof I he Vital Ornana,
Also wosikn trouhled with diseases peculiar to
their wj.
Ppeedy relief and complete restoration to health
guaranteed. These nr" the only Klecirlo
Applinncra llinl hiivr-pverrwrn ronatrurted
upon Sicit-iiline PrliielplcH. Their thorough
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wonderluliiurcesK, anillhey liavelht-hlghesl
Midoraeiiii-nt from cniliirnt medical and
ftclrnllllc men and from bundrrda who hnv
item spi-edlly nnd radically cured by thetf
nsn. Rend at once for Illustrated pamphlet giving all
Information free. Address,
VOLTAIC BELT CO., Marshall, Mich.
VAKIETV STOKE.
JEW YORK STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The Largest Variety Stock
IN THK CITY.
GOODS SOLD VERY CLOSE
CI O. PATIER & CO.,
Cor. Nineteenth atreet ) p : llfk Til
Commercial Aveuuo lllIU, lilt
X EW AI) V KUTW EM EXTH.
27 STOP BEATTYS0TANrlda4
Uiily'.i. Address DANIEL K. 1IEATTY, Wash
ItiKton, N.J
Parker's Ginger Tonic
Cures complaints of women and dlseasea of ths
stomach. Iiouels, lunus. liver and kidneys, and is
eiitlnlydlllerenl from IdHers, glnuvr esseiico and
ol her laulcs lis it never intoxicates. .Vets aud 1
sizes, Lame savlliir liiiviiiu one dollar size.
1IISCUX A CO , Cliemists, N. Y.
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
iUKTA I. TIP LA.H P U'ICK 2
PalM lr. 7,1880.
Uirea a UriUioiit, White and HU.-ady
Ik-lit. renin no tr'nimlni, und lastf for nioiiths.
Sample wick lo cts , : wicks els., la wicks "Bcle
p'n-liii;e paid llnvu three si.es, A. It. and I).
Ai:enl.-i wauled Address, METAL Til' LAMP
It'll CO., T t'liitluiiil: St., N . Y.
niB HKBAI
win 'ii.iiot.ji ntiwann arnaf. Mild
ly .1 W,.b .-A . I. I . 1
chsapnit.,indisiHnsatilta cvHry
liiii..intall "UmHeimoiiaf jf
or.Sell I'rwtrmUim ; bnuml in
finest Kn,nch miulin.mnhoiiHxl,
lull ilt.nun ip.xioUiinabMuUlol
stwd anTirura, I3 pnwmp.
tiona, tmc nntr l. aunt ht
mail; illastratMMnipl,amiU;
" ' . ': ""nu .mw,aiiiiniM rlortj Mud-
mow mmf.afias
CUTKTKA IVrniiUicutly Cures Hu-
moi'H ot the Scalp and Skin.
Cnllcii'a i-enuitllca aro for sulehy nil druggists
Price of Cullctirn, a medical Jelly, small boles, 80c i
lari-o ho.i-a $, Cullciira Resolvent, th new
hlootl imriller, one dollar per battle. Cntleurs
Medical Toilet Soap 'A'ic. t'liticnra Medical hbavluu
Soap, l.Vts : la bars for barbers and lare rnnsu.
tneraftocts. l'rlm-.lple depot, WEEKS &. i OTTER.
Huston Mass,
All mailed Iruu on receiptor price.
A 1'tiok of rrp oi-lclnallty, entitled
PRACTICAL LIFE
Tho itreut problem solved. Tho Individual ear.
fully considered from the aue of responsibility up
to maturity, in pegnrd to education, home, society ,
love, marriage, nuainusi, no. now trcM-eater
are to be lircad wlutiera. The volume abounds In
striking thoughtH, rant Information tnd tntenta
common sense, run paus colored plates each on
a rem, Agenia wunwa evurywnere. Bena tor ctt
enlnr. ftiU descrlpiloo terms, etc., to J, C, Mo.
VURU1 ACO.,ChlcaRo, 111.
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