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BLACK BEOS' GOMFOBT !
We have just received the nobbiest line of
ever shown in embroidered, embossed, Plush. French Kid
and Straight Goat in all style?, prices and shapes.
We are showing the most pleasing line of
LADIES'. GENTS' and CIIILDJJEN'S SHOES
manufactured by Celebrated' Philadelphia, New York and
Kochester firms. ,
A. delight to the eye is our beauti
ful array of Boots and Shoes.
Gentlemen troubled with corns and bunions can be relieved
by hiving us make thera a pair of Boots or Shoes.
BLACK BEOTHERS,
110 Commercial Avenue, CAIRO, ILL.
E. .:.A. .:. BUDER,
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lOt Commercial Ave., CAIRO, ILL-
.NEW ADVKitTIShMKNTH, AMUSEMENTS.
'ANTEI)-l.dl- or OentW-men to take light.
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BY MAIL POST-PAID.
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A Great Medical Work on Manhood
Khanstod Vitality. Norton tnd I'by.iral Do
lillltv. l'rwmntmu Decline In Mttti, Krror ol
Youth, aud untold miseries rccutlinu Irom Indis
cretion or excesses A book for every man. vounit.
tulddle-sged and ld. It contain liS prescriptions
(or All scuto tun chrome dlsea.e, each one ol
w..ieh l.i Invaluable. to lomid by the Author,
whose experience fur 2-) your In such a probably
never before full to thf lot ir any physician. 8(H)
pages, liouud In beautiful French muslin, umhoi
sed covers, lul' (llt, guaranteed to be a flnur work
id ry sense uterhanlcal, litcrnry mid prole
nlor.il than nny other work told lo thin country
fortii.no ortlut ntJiicjr will lio rcfundud In vor
lminci. J'rlro only I.m by "null, pomphld.
llliitrllvf nmn lu a cimlri. fend now. Hold
mudul wrdi'd tlm untlior lir tho Nmlo"l Mudlcil
A"cir.tloi). to the t lllrcrt rl which ho Men.
The Hi-lr'nco ol Xif fhonld h rrnd by tho young
for InotriKtlon, mid by tint nffllrtud for itiUcf. It
Will himiMllBll.-London l.ir.rrt.
Tliiirc l no mumlit-r nl notictv to whom tli Hcl
encouf I.Ho will not ho n.i'nil, wluthvr ynulli,
pnn ri gnurdlftti, limtructnr or clorgtnmu, Argo
UIAddro( tho lWmdy Mpdlcnl Inntituto. or I)r
W. II, Purkur, No. 4 liullliioh (ttrnvt. llimton,
Mufti,, who tnv b coniultvd on nil dlKtu.ci ra
aiilrlnir iklll nnd (xpurii'iK'o. Chronlo mid obxtl
nnifulUoi.t'UhHt !) ham.d 111 A 1 tho.
kill nt nlloMirphyi!rmn; i l l lJllJ
cllt. Hu.htr.'lid uo rPH YSRI ,K
comiiiII without nn limt- Ul lOriliT
nrttol Imliir Wonliun lulu paiivr.
St. LouU & Sew Orleans Anchor Line.
Two boats jior week leavo Cairo for
New Orlenim and all way landing's
(lurlny; tlio freeze up.
fallowed by tli
Pnlilrilny rvoiilnR,
TIIOH. AV . KinilCI.DW, AU
1HrrT mire money limn nt nnvihlntf elufby
IT 111 nkllii( mi nitnticy for Ilia ben! i'lllui(
' ' bonk mil, llvKlunari ttccied grnndly
HouefHtl, Trrm frfl .
HALLKJT UUOK CO , 1'ortlnu JMluo.
THE DAIJLV
he WAUKENPHAST,
tho Easiest-31a Jibs
Shoes Worn.
ESTABLISHED 1861.
SPECIA.I
Holiday -:- Presents!
Gold, Diamonds, Solid Silver,
PLATE D-AV A. K E.
J-jtT Musical Instruments. St. Louis Prices rnplicated.
Two Perforinan'-PH, at 3 Und 8
o'clock 1J. M.
THURSDAY. JAN. 1, 1S85.
Tho Comedy Kventof the fc'eason!
Pronounced Ly Press and Tublic the
Funulest Comedy of tho Present Age.
Murray and Murphy,
Under tho manigomcat of
VM. EMMETT.
I'roprlftor Olymplo Theatre, Chtcngo,
TUB MOSr ARriSTIO
IRISH COMEDIANS
AND CUAKAC1EH ACTOltS OFTUS DAY,
In their Now and Original Production,
''Our Irish Visitors."
Col. Gllhoolcy - Thou. E. Murray
Jerry McUitiuia Mark Murphy
Aud a Company of Vory Fine Dramatic and
bpeclaliy Artlets.
fAdml.ilon 5 tnd 75c; gallery 25c. Ke
urvvd tcuta at liudur't.
1830-1WHJ,.
25th Anniversary Ball
OF THE .
ARAB FIRE CO.
IDEAL LEAGUE HALL,
New Year's Eve, Dec 31, 1031
irTlckol.l.nn. T, J, Kurth, JofT Clark nd
D, 1'', make, Committee of ArrauKomouta.
Bulwer Lytton's Bridge.
Where It Touches tho Shores and tho
(.rent Columns In Midstream.
"Whit a beautiful b rid no between old age and
childhood U religion. Uow Intuitively the child
lietrlne wtlh prayer aud worship on entorlng lllu,
and how lututtlruly on quitting life, the old man
turni bark to prayer and wor.hlp, patting hlmiolf
agnln ride by aide with the lnfnnt," remnrki Sir K.
BulwertLytton.ln hli "Strange Story,"
'Yon, but between lta dlitaut abutmonta the
bridge of life hui many high and awful archea,
thrntigh which the wild watort daih and roar In
wrath and denotation. Waver and womhlp alone
donot KiiKtnin thepo. Nnluro' solid rocka mu.t
ruur and aolldlly the struoiuro overhead. Ood'a
will I bent exemplified In the law lie hna made
for the creaturea whom Ileum placed nnd'r their
control, Nulther the cbtld'a trtrnful "Our Fathor,"
nor the old mau'a "rorirnt me not In the midst of
mine Inflrmltlva." will alter thli by the weight of a
Inula main,
Snlonott and art flrat then faith and prnvorla
tttoordi'rorilnavtin itself. Divinity heala through
lta ngiiM, and thoe ngiuiti are the dlacoverlea of
innn not the vague announcement ot prophet or
aeur. 1 Itleaburduu to your Does time dratif
I. your power to enpo with lllu'i uroHluu und da
tlet wenkt'nt'dT You r not well, Your blood Is
HiUKlsh and lulnt d, perhapa; or so me Important
organ t torrid or overworked. Tin fiict uiny have
taken the form of dyspepsia, rheumatism, gout,
malurla, pains In the elomach, chroulo heartache,
or any ofa doaen other Ilia, PAltlCKIl'S TON 10
will 'uvlgorale )on, af fresh air lnvlKo-ate those
who hive been aliut up In damn, fetid cell, It la
powerful, pnra, delicious, aoluntlfle, aafe the key
itvu of the ceutral arcli of the btldgo of life.
OAlttO-JULLfefrlft: WEDNESDAY MOllNiNG, bfedfcMBER M, 1884.
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
Tho Inut day of 1884.
Tlio Arabs daoce to-night.
Tho now skatioi; rink opeus t U is even
ing. Tlio tulittcco cnip of tliis year is the
largest ever gathered lu this couotry.
Mr. Elmer Coming in recoveiiui. He
wag able to git up a aliort time yesterday.
Notwithstanding the hard times,
there in one thing we have an abundance
of mud.
A numb, r of "watch meetings" will be
held to-night principally by younij folks
in pairs.
A wreck in Noitu Cairo, caused by tiie
sinking of the track, delayed trains several
hours yesterday morning.
A colored man stole a locket at F urn
baker's, yesterday, but was collared by Mr.
F. and compelled to disgorge. j
Mrs. Edward' Clark, nee Mus Annie
Pitcher, is expected in Cairo next week on
a visit to friends and relatives.
Mr. A. 8. Willoughby, accompanied
by his bride, arrived in Cairo yesterday
and were welcomed by numerous friends.
To-morrow being the Feaet of the
Circumcision, High Mass will be celebrated
in the Catholic churches at 8 o'clock a. m.
"Our Irish Visitors" will doubtless
present a clean show. They were washed
off (theKbill-boards) three times during the
past week,
The entertainment given by the ladies
of the Episcopal church last evening, at tbe
residence of Chas. Gnlighcr, Esq , was a
decided success.
A citizen of Cairo spent Christmas at
the old fireside and has favored us with his
thoughts, entitled "Christmas at Ilome," in'
another column.
Dr. Frank Enders, formerly of Padu
cah, died at Wailuku, island of Maui,
Sandwich Islands, November 29. He was
physician to the king.
Tbe funeral of II. F. Potter's little son
occurred yesterday afternoon and was
largely attended. The remains were in
terred at Beech Grove.
Officer Mahanny fcund Billy Franklin
raising a distnrbanoe in Pinch and collared
him. Magistrate Comings assessed Billy
$5 Bnd costs for hie sport.
Dr. Parker has gone to Blandville,
Ky., to perform a delicate surgical opera
tion upon tbe person of Mr. Coffca's little
girl, who is suffering from diphtheria.
Wanted, a good girl to do general
house-work. Good wages will be paid to a
No. 1 erirl. Apply to Mrs. J. W. King, cor
ner Twenty-eighth and Walnut streets. 3t
Mr. Tilden has announced his determi
nation to attend the inauguration of Mr.
Cleveland. lie has engage J rooms at Will
ard's hotel, and expects to spend two weeks
in Washington.
Jons Meier. This celebrated shoe is
on sale at the New York Store, custom
made and warranted. We offer the cheap
est lino of calf and kip boots in the city.
Give us a call. 8f.
A fire at Paducah destroyed the Padu
cah Furniture Manufacturing Co.'s build
ing and contents, the loss amounting to
$30,000. Adjoining buildings were dam
aged to the extent of $5,000.
Oysters. We Bhall receive daily, un
til Jan. 1, '85 by express fresh bulk oysters
which wo ofler by the pint, quart or gallon,
all solid meat. Also by tho can at the
New York Store. 8t.
The Bloomington Bulletin says: "Hon.
D. T. Linegar, of the Cairo district, will
ask the legislature to make an appropria-'
tion for the re-building of the Southern Il
linois Normal school building at Carbon
dale." B. B. Shok Co. We have a full line
of custom-made shoes for ladies, misses
and children of the above make. Every
pair warranted by tho Bryan Brown Shoe
Co., to be first class or no sale at the New
York Store. 8t
The bad walks on the leveo aro be
coming worBe daily. It would be cheaper
for the city to construct new walks than to
pay heavy damages for injuries received.
Thero are numerous holes in the walk
nearly large enough for a child to fall
through.
I have 100 nice turkeys for Christmas
and will be pionsed to have your orders.
Also cranborries, oysters, celery, prunes,
currants, raisins, etc. in fuct, a full tine of
staple and fancy groceries at lowest prices.
Walter B. Pettis, the grocer. Ot
Dan Buckner, a colored boy, whs fined
10 and costs by Judge Robinson, yester
day, for offensive conduct. Tlio judge
read him a severe lecture, after which the
boy' fathor producod a twenty-dollar bill
and paid tho One and costs, amounting to
117.70.
From this da to till January 1, 1883,
all wiuter goods, such as Indies' and child
ren's cloaks, shawls, flannels, blankots,
cashmeres, and all dross goods in u,moral,
are reduced to IS percent from former
prices at Goldstlne & Rosenwator't. Please
call and ennvinco yourselves. tf
A nun, wife and child were in tho
city yesterday, endeavoring to procure
transportation to Memphis, Tho author
ities at Cincinnati sent them as far as Lou
isville; tho officials at that place sont them
to Paducah, where they were passed to
Cairo, They were intelligent, respectable
looking people, and uppcarod to bo worthy
of charity,
Remember the flremau's ball of tho
Arab Fire Co., New Years Evo, which 1b
right ut hand. Take a ticket only one
dollar and if you can't attend, show your
good will toward the boys. Tickets are ou
Bale at Paul II. Scliuh's tobacco store, Har
ry Shuh's drug store' and Frank Uenly's
drug store. 2t.
The man picked up on the streots of
Paducah, aud who died in the lock-up, has
been identified as Michael Murphy, of
Golconda. lie had been working in Mem
phis and was returning home, but owing
to exposure and want of food, ho full on
the street from exhaustion. He was a
hard-working, industrious man and loaves
a wife and two cbildron.
A letter was shown us yostorday by
Officer Mahanny, from John Resing, an
Evansville detective, which states that tho
gold watch and chain found in the posses
sion of Dave Johnson, tho Cairo negro, in
jail at that pUce, was stolen from II. C.
Merritt, of Clarksvillc, Tenn,, and that the
prisoner will be taken there as soon as tbe
necessary papeis arrive. It is safe to as
sert that Johnson will not trouble the peo
ple of this vicinity for some time to come,
"Our Irish Visitors," at the opera
house New Year's night, has been written
simply to amuse, and it has ma le a posi
tive bit. It contains numerous amusing
situations, which keeps tho audience in
continual roars of laughter. The manage
ment is to be congratulated on having se
cured two such capital comedians as Mur
ray and Murphy, and a most excellent
company. It is a very pleasing entertain
ment, brimful of exuberant humor and
comical situations. The (un is of the gen
uine sort, never broad nor vulgar, and tbe
hits follow one another so rapidly that the
spectator lias no time to reconcile the ec
centricities. Matinee to-morrow afternoon.
Thirty-four years ago Mr. J. A. Dixon
left Corinth, Miss., on a mulo to seek his
fortune in tho far west. Yesterday he was
in Cairo, on bis way to his old home to
visit his mother, whom he has- not seen
since he left home when a bjy. Ho made
a fortune in Arizona, and having met a
number of Capt. Williams' friends during
his residence in the territory he called on
that gettleraan yes'crday and had a pleas
ant chat. The trip irom Arizona was Mr.
Dixon's first ride on a railway.
A recent decision of the supreme court
of Illinois is a warning to people to look
out when they buy commutation railroad
tickets, and see that they coctaia do inac
curacies, by which tbey may bo rendered
void. A Mr. Bannermau bought a ticket
for big wife, Mrs. E. Bannerman, but by an
error the "a" was left off from tho "Mrs.,"
so that it read as if it was for himself. The
wifo undertook to ridu on the ticket, which
the conductor refused to accept, and as she
would not pay her fare she was t jected
from tho car. She sued tho railroad com
pany for damages, and was defeated in all
the courts.
Judge W. U. Green, of Cairo, was in
the city yesterday, a guest ot the Richmond
house. While hero he had a talk with
some of "our prominent citizens relative to
the Wetaug and Paducah road, recently
projected and at ono timo regarded as a
certainty by tho people of Paducah, Me
tropolis and along tho proposed routo. The
judge said the scheme was not as dead as
generally supposed, and if it ''bubbud up"
early in the coming spring quite promi
nently our people musn't bo surprised. Tho
judge has great faith in tho projected lino.
Paducnh News.
The Indianapolis Sentinel is realizing
that parties as well as republics aro un
grateful that the newspaper that works
hardest for a political party in a campaign
particularly the democratic party -Is the
first to receive tho "cold shoulder" and tho
last to bo appreciated by the members of
that party. The Senlinel Btruck harder
and oftencr and more untiringly for the
party against Blaine in the late "unpleas
antness," and its recompense is an attempt
ed orgauiz. tion in that city by leading
democrats for tho purposo of starting "a
giod democratic paper." The cxpcrietico
of the Sentinel is that of democratic dows
papers, largo and small, all over tho Unitod
States, not excepting even the Cinci inati
Enquirer.
- To-morrow is "New Year's day," but
as the Post-Dispatch says, "Ono ot the in
dustries which will suffer severoly by the
business depression is tho industry of New
Year's calling. We advise all young men
who contemplate calling to prepare them
selves accordingly. When each young lady
says as sho certaiuly will say 'I under
stand that calling is much less general thli
year than formerly,' the young man should
promptly tos the ball of conversation back
by replying in an easy manner, 'Oh, yes,
very much so, Indeed. I have noticed that
myself.' Tho groat art of conversation con
sists in being ready for any emergency, and
the youth who aspires to thine in society
can perform his duty to civilization only by
maintaining the high iutelloolual Huvol
which marks tho social intetchango of
thought on Now Year's day."
A recent estimate of tlio assessable
valuo of taxablo property In the various
southern states shows an enormous increase
in valuo during tho fiscal year. , Texas, as
expected, comes first, with an inereasu of
about $.13,000,000, and much to tho sur
prise of all but tho keen ones who havo
soon her wouderful improvements. Ken
tucky come next with a gain of 127.000.
000. Thon comes North Carolina with hor
$24,000,000; various other states showing
gains varying from $5,000,000 to $23,000,
000, Louisiana footing the list with about
$4,000,000; the aggregate of southern ac
cumulations for the year being summed up
to the enormous amount of very nearly
$300,000,000, a showing which does great
credit to tho energetic ability of tho new
south, and a record of which no single
state need feel ashtiaed. And this is but
tho first fruits of her enorgy. Tho next ten
years will see such an accumulation of
wealth in tho south as would startle the
most sanguine to contemplate now.
The discoverer of the richest mine in
Leadville, in an insolent mood, disposed of
his ownership for $40,000, being fully con
vinced that ho would experience no diffi
culty in fiuding still richer deposits in tho
neighborhood. Before a year elapsed it
produced its new owners over a million,
whilo bo, after squandering and gambling
away his money, wanders a homeless tramp
ragged and tattered through the new state,
seeking for new layers of the noble metal,
which ho has never found.
Look out for counterfeit silver dollars.
There is in circulation a very dangerous
counterfeit of the silver dollar, bearing
datus from 1878 to 1884. It is made of
white metal plated with silver, is but little
short in weight, and has passed through
the hands of many bankers without detec
tion, A considerable number of them'have
been received at the Chicago sub-treasury.
A counterfeit $10 bill of tbo third national
bank of Cincinnati is also in circulation.
It is, however, easily detected, tho paper
being greasy and without fibre, and tho
face dim, though tho back is well execu
ted. Hon. Geo. R. Wendling, the gifted or
ator, in whom eloqucnco, grace and an un
usually pleasing voice are united,, and with
whose wonderful powers of fascination tho
people of Cairo aro already familiar, will
give one of his novel entertainments entit
led "An Evening with Dickens," in the op
era house next Tuesday evening, Jan. 5.
In this lecture he will be assisted by the
use of a steieoptican, giving tho pictures of
eminent statesmen, authors and poets, as
well as making one personally acquainted
with many of tho well known characters of
Dickens. As this entertainment is of the
highest order, it is hoped our citizens will
encourage the W. C. & L. A., and instruct
and elevate themselves by being
present in large numbers. Admission
adults CO cents, children under 14, 25 cents,
school children over 14, 33 cents. St
Christmas at Home.
Communicated.
Christmas is so inseparably connected
with the gathering together of households
that a whole chapter on that merry time is
olten only a pago of family history. This
page tells no tale of woo, but is tho herald
of good cheer and the sumptuous dinner, of
which roast turkey and miace pies form no
unimportant part of the bill of fare. Ven
erable gray heads, that have stood perhaps
sixty years of buffeting with life, deals out
turkey and cranberry sauce to youths from
scarce six summers to those who know
what it is to take care of No. 1. And tho
mother in every sense that goes to make
that namo dear waits on them with all
the etcetoras that go to make a Christmas
dinner enjoyable and the sncceeding night
but wo aro not talking about Cbriatmas
nii'ht.
Then the merry-making and tho telling
of experiences, always throwing over them
the glamour of fun or the mantle of chari
ty; tho word of rebuke from tho father at
some frivilous wrong, told in jest; the look
of approval from the mother at a deed of
charity told in tho same strain, havo left
their impression, and all unconsciously
they aro a power for good.
So sons and daughters and households go
forth with better purposes, nobler aims
and higher aspirations, all on account of
tho holy timo and tho gathering at homo.
No ono gathors around such a board with
out fueling tho clevatiug iufluonco, with
out feeling that the battle of lifo is not all
in vain and ho goes forth bettor prepared
than ever for tho rough and tumble fight
in which prudence and forethought are al
ways conquerors. Lucky, yea, thrice
lucky is he who has tho home, the fireside,
tho loving father, mother, sister, brother to
keep and diroct him..
Long live tho Christina, time, with its
holy associations and may it grow every
year more and more hullowod and to every
heart more dear as a timo of family reun
ions, and ma thoy heart be opened and the
cares lightened at least ouco a year.
Cuic.
I would not live alway, I ask not to stay,
Where ncho after ache, doubles up every
day,
But since I've heard what all have to say,
Thnt St. Jacobs Oil cures, I'll not go
away.
Happy New Year.
1885.
To Mt Fms5DARD Patromsi-I most
cordially Invito you to attend an elegant
lunch which will be extended you at the
Bowery, on Eighth ttroot, on the first day of
January, 1883, the dawu of tlio New Year,
Wishing my friends and patron a happy
Now Year, aud trusting to receive a liberal
share of your patronage In tho future, I re
raalu Vory respectfully yours,
It Cua. F. Bo win. :
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Office Of The Cairo Trust Property.
Cairo, Ills., Dec. 30, 1884.
Notice is horoby given that any person
found burying dead bodies on any of the
lands of the Cairo Trust Company, especial
ly upon or noar to Oravoyard Ridge, will
be prosecuted a trespassers, and a reward
of twenty-five dollar i hereby offered for
such information as will lead to the convic
tion of any such trespassers.
S. StaatsTaylob, Trustee.
New Dining Koora,
just opened, Botto's new building up atairs.
Repellents, Down they go to 87,
40 and 45 cents per yard from formor prices.
They must be sold at the New York
Store. 8t.
Look for the Red Light,
at DeBuuo's 60 Ohio leveo. tf
C. Koch, Manufacturer and Dealer
in boots and shoes, keeps always on hand a
large assortment of gents' and ladies' boots,
shoes and rubbers ot all style and size.
Uand-mado goods a specialty, also alway
on hand leather and finding. It will pay
you to call on him before purchasing else
whore. His prices are very low and satis
faction guaranteed.
Hewett can supply you with the best
Oysters in the city. tf
Christmas and New Year. We
havo on hand for holiday trado, new raisins
currants, prunes, citron, jellies, mince meat,
apple butter, preserves, oranges, lemons,
nuts, cocoanuts fancy caudies, both Ameri
can and f.-encb, new hams, Brockfort bacon,
chow chow and mixed pickles by the pint
or quart, and all family goods needed.
Telephone No. 11 for price. New York
atoro. et.
For the Best Oysters,
go to DeBaun's, 50 Ohio leveo.
tf
Mothers I Mothers I
Do not let your little darling suffer so
with that horrid cough I Goto your drug -storo
and get a bottle of Dr. JacksonV
Syrup of Lungwort and Wild Cherry. . J4'- '
go nice vnur rinrlinnr will ha riuliahtaii tVlN.
, - n ..... WW V.,M.WM .V T - -Jf-j
take it, and it will stop the cough, cure any lyP
1 1 1,. wi iuu Luuijnuiut iuivft.ur iubu Buy
other remedy. Sold at 25c, 50c. and $1.00
per bottle. 1
Place your orders
Oysters and Fish.
with
Hewett for
.tf
Cloaks.-We havo a full lino of dol
mans, cloaks, ulsters, wraps, Newmarket
etc. Prices on these goods are marked
down and they must be sold, at the New
York Store. 8t.
For a Good Meal
or a good room, go to DeBaun's, 50 Ohio
levee. ' tf
Entrance to Botto'd DInlnir-room,
on Commercial avenue and on Seventh St.
Notice. Men and boy's overcoats and
chlldrens clothing all bought at the bank
rupt sale and we offer them 23 and 40 per
cent, less than sold elsewhere in our city,
at the New York Store. 8t.
Ilewett's Oyster Depot is on Eighth
street, one door east of Commercial. tf
Very Remarkable Recovery.
Mr. Geo. V. Willing, of Manchester,
Mich., writes: "My wife has been almost
helpless for five years, so helpless that she
could not turn over in bed alone. She used
two bottles of Electric Bitters, and is so
much improved, that she is ablo now to do
her own work."
Electric Bitters will do all that is claimed
for them. Hundreds of testimonials attest
their great curatiye powers. Only fifty
cents a bottle at Barclay Bros. (2)
Oysters, First-cIa.Hn, in all Styles,
at Botto's restaurant, up stairs.
Fifi'y. Wo have just received fifty
pieces mpre of that brown Canton flannel
at 5 cents per yar 1. Also Hamilton Stout
for 8 cents per yard. Dress goods reduced
23 per cunt, and must bo sold to close. Ex
amine them. LonBdalo muslin 8 cents per
yard. All lines of fiannuls reduced 20 per
cent at the New York Store. 8t.
Kuckieu's Arnica Salve
Tho Best Salve in the world for Cut,
Bruises, Soros, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cure Piles. It i guaranteed to give per
loct satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
35 cent pur. box. For aale by Barclay
Brothers.
Open Day and Night.
DeBaun's restaurant, SO Ohio leveo.
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Only tho Best Brand of Oysters,
at DeBaun's, 50 Ohio levee. tf
"Rougu cn Dentist" Tooth Powdor.
Smooth, Refreshing, Harmless. Elegant.
Cleansing, Ptesorativo and Fragrant. 15c.
Druggists.
Rush IlilL Mo July 91, 1883,-After
suffering with tho toothache and neuralgia
tor tnroo successive day I was advised to
try Morrell'i Penetrating Oil, and after us
ing one application I got immediate ruliof.
I would uot be without it. Respectfully
yours, Mrs. Belle Bicx.
"Bucnu-Palbn." i- '
Quick, complete cure, all annoyiasr Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. It .00.
Druggist. '
Hay Fever. ;
I have been a hay fever sufferer for three
year. Have often beard of Ely'i Cream
Balm ipoken or In tho highest term; did
not take much stock In It because, of the
many quack medicine. A friend persuad
ed me to try the batm and I did, so with
wouderful success. This recommendation
iou can use for the benefit of hay fever suf
urort. T. S. Goer, SyracuM, N. Y. Price "
00 cent.
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