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HAMMER AND RAPIER. By J. Esten Cooke. 81 SO
Arts Of Writing, Reading and Speaking. BY
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-30

Ray- AZ many people arc'n the habit oi
eating more or less, about this time of the
year, we compile, mainly from the Herald
" Hygiene, the following rules tellG, Z
when not To cat:
Never cnt when very much fatigusd.
Never eat just before YOU expect to en-
gage IN any severe mental or physical o..
crcisc. ~
Never eat while in u passion, or while
under any mental excitement Of n deprcss.
ing or cleyating character.
Never eat just before tskinga brth OF
any kind. -.
Never eat just before retiring for the
night. -. -.
Never eat between rcgolar meals. .-1sA
Never cat on nm empty stomach. 1t Is
very dangerous, and liable ~ produce con.
s,ipatof Of the m,ophagus. -
Never cut when under the influence OF
hunger. 1t renders one liable to excess.
Never eat unless hungry, Nature will
asscr, her needs, IL she has any. 81
Never eat whcn--wcll, the only safe
rulc is never to eat ut ALL No one has
ever kept up through life tho habit Of eat
ing who has not died sooner or iater. 81.
If one will stuff himself in violation Of
these rules, he may expect to take the con-
sequences. #r.. .. go. .,
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HOWEVER much one may dislike the
idea ofthe political equality of woman, he
cannot but admire her pcrtinacious adhe-
renee to the cause which she believes to be
right. The quiet manner in which some of
these advocates for female suffrage press
the question upon the public attention
commands our respect, and in a measure
disarms opposition. One cannot hearth y
oppose those who, sincere in their cow ic-
tions and determined in their purpose, are
willing to appeal to the sense Of justice
Of man, and to await the result A cause
that does not seek to promote itself by dis
plays OF passion, abuse and threatening,
but trusts to reason for its weapons Of war
fare has something digniacd about il that
We cannot overlook.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-30

SECRErAY boutwell, has iuhuihg on
the brain so intense that he is still labor
ing TO carry out hi. impraciicable scheme.
He is preparing the bonds rs authorized
by the Funding Bill, amcasurc expensive,
and therefore not to be carried out If they
cannot be used. They will remain SO
much waste paper Does the Secretary or
any Of the ardent friends offunding believe
the measure practicable? II they thought
so n few weeks ngo, surely the change Of
financial affairs in Europe gives
no hope Of il now. The Ger
man bankers were TO be the
ones to take the bonds but they will not
take their own governments. What hope
then, that they will invest in United
States securities in the form they are to be
issued The iniatuation Of the Secretary
and few others over this funding
business is inexplicablc We have no
doubt Of their honesty, but must confess to
belief that their judgments are terribly
warped. 1t is time the funding scheme
was shelved.-Thcrc are other channels
through which the Treasury can operate
more benefcially.
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"YAw' AND "DiMMYcn.r' - Daring
his speech in the court house, in TIL. city,
on Saturday nigh, lssi, General Logan
syowed himself in favor Of law under
which foreigners Mi hi be naturalizcd the
moment they are ready 10 rcnouncc their
allegiance 10 all foreign powers and potcn.
iaics, be didn care If that was only fifteen
minute. amer their arrival in America.
He favored such law, he said, because
the moment foreigners can say "yaw" and
"Dimmycfat' they will vote anyhow. lie
proposed to lcgali1e what he couldn't help
he would invest the deeeat foreigners with
all the attributes Of citizenship which the
m'a" foreigners exercise, aud thus nut
them all in ihas respect, on an equal
footing
vi The insult 20 the Irish aud German,
population contained in the assertion that
they exercise the right of suffrage before
they are legally Invested Herewith. we do
ho' propose ~ speak. further than to say
Una. u : gfatuiiou', aud owes its maternity
" 'hAl hhow,Nothing spirit tha,lperyade,
We entire Radical organization. We dc.
sie only to eon,rss, the speakers declaro.
hon IN favor Of liberal naturalization law,
with lis recent act,.
plring the last four years General Ia.
gan has occupied position wher. a. coul1
~ any Time manifest the sincerity of nj.
a'owed goodwill for the foreigner. Ifs.
no says he regards the five wear. prol,s.
''0h imposed upon every foreigner who
sgns' 70 'hi' country, out of Keeping
WIN the genius Of our goyeremen, wh9
Of Of, ,t n0 moi not manifested his disapprobation
VI Tue law that imposes ~ Wby ba. ha
not Introduced h bin into con,r...
law emeodying his liberal view. on IL"
SUBJECT OF naturalization
- aurihg his congressional ears., h.,
uAa amply Remained silen, and In,c,i, T.,
TINS DC half most Of those who heard hi,
GA Saturday night, Nigh, have had Il III,
e ANN IN his sincerity. But WIN,
A."u VI record has Gen. Logan made a.,
himself The naturalization law of the
iAs' congress Is step toward elo.iny on,
ao0'' against the foreigners altogether,
~ 30 ehcumbers the process Of naturaliz..
''oh-hakes It 30 xpensive-surround,
" with so many conditions-that huna,sa.
and thousands of foreigners are Absolutely
unable to comply with iis requirement.
IT'S to-day one Of the most tyranicul
laws that disgrace our statute book va,
'ohh a. Logan voted irEA upon its pas
sage He did not question It's wisdom
nor lis Jus'ice' foreseeing that it would
asny TO Thousands OF foreigners the right.
o' ei'izenship--knowing that it owed lis
origin to that hate Of the foreigner that
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"SoMg OF IrIS TuKiRS."--Thc follow.
Ing paragraph, cliRped from the Evans
willie Courier, indicates municipal trouble
and dissatisfaction in Evansville no, I'M
like that existing in Cairo:
The public have noticed during the pa.,
few days, the Journals attack on the as
sessment made by the city council Of the
real estate in this city, and has again raised
the cry Of "Repudiation and seek TO adj
wise citizens to refuse Ia pay their taxes
which they we'll know aro absolutely ncccss.
Ary To sustain the city government.
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will vet prove the chief power of cohesion
in the Radical party. he had no words Of
condemnation or rcmonstrancc to offer.
On the contrary, hG voted for the measure
md through his vote, and the votes of
men belonging TO the same party, it wa
fixed in our statute books as n law, ana
there it will remain until Democrats. who
are and always have been, the friends 'i
the foreigner. secure control Of Congress,
and wipe it out.
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NEloHsoRHooO NEWS.



Potter, of the Mound City Joarnal
expected TO make the round with the Iii
nois Press association, but didn't carry on
his expectations. He left the crowd u,
Chicago and visited Milwaukee, with the
intention Of getting ON board the excursion
vessel when she arrived ut that point.
Tho boat didn't land, and at last accounts
Potter was .till at Milwaukee, not ~ little
inccnsed over the thought that he would
have no share IN the free dinners free
rides, and free whisky So layishly provided
for his moro fortunate companions.
The following drive at Lusk, of the
shawncetown MereUrH We find in the
Mound City journal Lusk deserves
every severe thing that can be said re-
spccting his late Independence rusc to catch
Democratic patronage;
Brother Lusk of the Shawncctown
Mercury was accused, some time ago, of
manifesting symptoms of moral honesty
and political conscicnciousness, which,
among Radicals isa crime for which ther.
il no atonement. Lusk resented the charge
" siaflb'IONrs anu lHNt-llku-
ton. lie was acquitted.
The Mound City journal, of saturday,
says:
Tho long expected discussion between
the Radical aspirants for nomination for
the Office Of sheriff, came OF last saturday,
At Villa Ridge. Col. Lowe is reported 10
have succeeded in arousing tho sympathics
Of the colorcd portion of his audience in
his own favor. His opponent couldn't
come down 10 negro logic.
The same paper, referring to the late
game Of base ball in this city, says
The Charleston, Mo, aud Delta, uf
Cairo, base ball clubs, had very spirited
match game on yesterday "n the grounds
of the latter. Preyiou, 10 the playing,
the odds were in favor of the Charleston
club as they had been yictors ia mum
Der Of match games with clubs from lIck.
man. Cape Grardcau and elsewhere.
They were, however, doomed Ia defeat
The Delta boys are jubilant over their
success, and Justly so too, as their contest
ant, had never before been defeated, Oar
bays may find n little satisfaction in the
result of this game, as ii shows that they
were beaten by the good playing of their
opponents rather than by their own ineifcc-
i've handling 81 the bat and ball. There
Mas large audience on the ground, many
Of whom were from this city and Charles
ton.
The following paragraphs ARE also
clipped from the Joaraai,
=. There will be social dance given by
'he young folks of Mound City ON the
svsih,,hg Of September It'll, Stokes Hall
S S,m oe well decorated and every pains tn
one In addition TO the dnncin, n variety
OF gymnast,c fea,s and exercises will be
given, Tickets 81.
The eoIored citizen. of Pulaski cou,.
W~'il hold celebration ut Caledonia ON
thursday September Let. Hon. ID. W.
MUM Hon ID, T. Liaegar, and the .ey.
era' candidates for sheriff on the R.publ.
can ticket will be present and deliver nd.
dresses. "'
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COUNTY COURT PROCEED
lNGS.

| Court opened at . o'clock am, Angus
| llth, 1870 Present. Hon. +. Bross, Judg,
and james Il. McCritc, Associate.
The following named persons we're So
lectcd rs Grand Jurors for the next tern
of the Circuit Court VIZ
From Thobcs precinct, Joseph W. Dcx.
ter and William Woods.
From lIazlewood precinct, James II.
Pcnninger aud Richard Palmer
From Clear Creek precinct, William Is.
Parrott and Gallatin A. Wood. ..rr
From Unity prccint, George W. Evans
and John II. McCrite.
From Santa Fe precinct, Louis Twenty
and Hamilton IIargis.
From Goose Island precinct, Francis ID.
Athcrton aud Robert Ross.
From Dogtooth precinct, Victor Tru-
sell and Sylvester Webster.
From Cairo, William NJ Williams,
George ID. Williamson, Alfred a. Arick,
Edward Sisson, &. n. Hughes Friedrich
Rose, Joseph Davis, John u, Chic and
John NJ. Graham.
Tho following named persons were 80.
lcctcd rs Petit Jurors for the next term of
the Circuit Court, viz:
From Thebcs precinct, John Willis and
Charles ID. Arcourt.
'"W Wv" N'c'h pfcSln't, alcAhhdrr
Abncrnathy and Jacob q. Morgan.
From Hazlewood precinct, Jane, +.
llutson aud Joshua &. Wick.
From Unity precinct, Peter Miller and
Peter Dowd.
From Santa +" precin,, Linsay Dela.h-
mutt and French Jones.
From Goose Island precinct, William
Hunt and John Bishop,
From Dnstooth precinct, John :. Rya
aud David Stewart,
From Cairo. David Stewart, u. u.
Stovall, Patrick Reilly, james Burke,
John :, Melvin, Joseph :. Rittenhou,c,
Charles Forrest. Charles Evans, Charles
Particr and j. &. Fulton,
Ia pn MuH>iNo,o o'clock, Aug. 18th, ls7o,
l~rcond bay.
Bids for printing blanks, publishing
local notices, etc, for the county having
been nj the la,t term of court, solicited. the
following were banded in, viz
Bid OF John II. Obcrly, X Co, propri-
c,or, Cairo Daily aud Weekly BrLLrTIS.
oMr", ~. August II. ls;o,
TO ia" lionorahle County Court of Alexander
County, Illinois
We will print for the county II, the fol.
lowing rates;
BM No' i~-All Drinks lOUr To II sheet
printed ON one or two sides, IL 10 Hat can
paper, no ruling, per one hundred half
sheets, ~ 80 for first one hundred, aud 81
for each additional one hundred up Ia, and
including five hundred; for each additional
one hundred over five hundred, seventy.
live cents.
Bid No. a. All blanks, half sheet,
printed on one or two sides, III NJ HAT car
paper, no ruling, perone hundred, same ~
bid No. l.
Rid No. 3.--All BLANKS printed ON one
or two sides, 10 ID Hat letter, four blanks
to II sheet, NJ. ruling, per one hundred half
sheets, ~ 90 for ilrst one hundred and
seventy-fve cents for each additional one
hundred up To, and including, five hun.
dredi and for cach additional one hundred
over five hundred, fifty cents. tI
Bid No. An blank. printed on one
or two sides, 10 ID Hat letter, half sheets
no ruling, per one hundred half sheets
same ms bid No. g. .......--.-
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10 ID fiat cap paper per ono hundred half
sheets, same rs bid No, /.
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Will the Tribune please tell us which
side Of the tariff fence the Radicals Of the
Thirteenth District are on--the Revcnu.
or Protection side' And will it please tell
us whether, in its opinion, the Radicals Of
this district have lodged the tariff qucs.
ton, and are consequently entitled to the
contempt Of both tho friends and uppon-
cnt, of Protection?
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-30
A EaCt.

From the chicago Tribune RADICAL
Congress .M maintains tnrls, d tree
,,5 ;,,y.e.s 10 tie amount Of not less than
$500 oooODOl or THIS ENORMOUS TAX,
RS ru.y oSE-HALr Is RECEIVED BY
rur GOVERNMENT. The remainder IS
distributed 10 p,'iratc individuals andctdsses
,rbo control legislation
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Iscnd tie Captains letter nnd
the letter fro IN his Mother:

Brnton Barracks, No. April ~. ~.
On john BULi.-D.ars.E Knowing the 81,
cheney 81 your sUfrlarili, aud the healing au4
tep' isi qn.iiti's u PROCESSES, ! -rhi You IN.
follow ma statement OF my ease:
.gis woilnJ.i about two years ago-wA- tak.i
prisoner All cVnfue,i for sixteen mouths. lie "a
moNtG 20 omen, my wounds have not healed sci
! have no. hat ugA moment siEcc | aa- wounded
ana shu' through the hlp-. My general health
" impaired ami need something To asset ~
tufe. ] have nor, faith IN your sMsapafil,a thar
~ aip thing cls". ! N.st that that i genuine
Pleas" cNrscss me half doz-I battles, az
ohg. CAPT. 4. I. JOHNSON,
-. Louis. Mo
T.. s.-Tbc following was written Aprl 30, Iss
b. Ahs Jennie J'hnsou, mother oi Capt. John
sOn
Uh JOHN BULL. .pear sir, Ny husband, IN
- !uuu'uu, Wa u -killiul surgeon aud phy.a
ian 10 Central New York. where he diet, lca,in,
Va" d1'' g. u. johnson ~ MY care, A. thiTtr-I
years 81 -. he had chronic daTIhca Aun
sct"iiu, i"f which ] gave him your saTsGpaTillA
II CURED hin. ) haze TOT ten years recon.
lycniri u 10 man! 10 N,s York, Ohiu and lows.
1lr irIuiliH. fever sores Anc general debility
FORREST 'Grc'ss h..s attended u. ne ssTts syate
~ soEt 'a.fs u srrg'sg and ftrcr ss,s, a4m0,i
,sifassi'as 1 ana very auXou- lot my s"I 10 again
nav" Recourse 20 your sarsapaTila lie 10 hAiu
OF gtlihg spurious article, hence hrs whiting u
y"n fol- IT, lils wound. ~er. terrible, but l is
lleve how'll recover Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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Resolution IN the farin Question adopted by
the Democratic Convent IA Of the Thirteenth
Congressional pistrict-Col. John NJ. Creb-. MONT.
nee
R,solred, That AREIN FAVOR
OF A TARIFF FOR REVENUE on
LY and zoe demand that the burdens
Of taraton daU be fairly and equally
adjusted and that such an adjustment cam
not be mad, withom striking from the stat
me book Tie present odious tariff laos, a
sy'tep' Of taxation based upon .Jarorifism
and which has destroyed Amer;.
can shipping and commerce, opPRLssEs
THE PEOPLE on THE GREAT AGHiCuL-
TURAL REGIONS, coMPELs THE MANY To
PAY TRIBUTE TO THE FEW, AND mas
BUILT Up MoNoPoLIEs THAT CONTROL NOT
ONLY EVERY BRANCH OF AMERICAN INDUS
TRY, But ALSO THE LEGISLATION OF CON-
GRyss and zoe demand that the prime ar
hel.s Of necessity, such az tea, coffee, sugar
and sat shall be placed upon the free list.
Resolution on the Tarin Question, adopted by the
Radical Convention of tie Thirteenth Congress.
sional pstrici-Iion. u. W. Mum, nominec.l
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-30

voted arninst the reduction OF the tax on
tea. sugar and coffee. VIII Mcssrs.
WRIGHT ploasc examine the record and
state the result. We can scarcely think
they would knowingly circulate false
hood. Col. Crobs voted for the reduction
Of the tarif upon tea, coffee, sugar; and
further. his vote stands recorded in fagor
Of the Schenck revenue bill, which Dan
Mum, and other Radicals porsistcntly de-
clare he voted against. "Lct justice be
done brothers Wright, "tho' tho Heavens
may fall and the Radical party with
them.
The following paragraphs are taken
from the Vienna .4rtery of the 2sth inst
--Noycs' show has come and gone, and
with it II goodly lot of the "surplus' of the
county. People will goto shows, ind we
presume. Noyes' is as good as any. The
rain wich fell greater part of the day,
did not prevent the packing of the large
Pavilion. CD
An exciting debate on the subject Of
Woman Suffrage came off at the Riden-
hover school house on Saturday night
The disputants were Mcssrs. Almus Dam
ron, affirmative, and Calvin Mathes, neg
alive the question being SO stated that the
latter was for and the former
against the quality of suffrage specified.
The question was warmly handled, and the
usual witicisms and tough yarns" were
thrown in in profusion. The decision was
quickly rendered by the judges two editors
and one school teacher and If that dccis-
ion tallics with that of the nation, a long
time will elapsc previous to the enjoyment
Of the elective franchise by the "dcar crca-
tures.,'
"A report comes TO Us from the south
part Of this precinct that resident Of that
locality was horribly injured BY II thresh-
ing machine, on Thursday. He was "feed
ing and became cntangled in the mn.
chinery and before he could extricats him
self serious injuries, both external and in.
ternal were sustained. II Is thought ths,
there is a chance for his recovery.