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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-05
T IMPORTANT.
The attention Of Hardware dealers, Car and Houss
builders aud owners - res )ectfuly invited to the
Potent, Never.Fail ling, Self-IOckins
window Fast

ms IS qecldedly the best and most important In.
derfu adoption both for house and car vindowsis
perfectly astounding accomplishing everything IA,
eau possibly be desired, and yet beng thar
any other window fast For house Window Il d.
penses with the weights and pulleys operating eouai
" well on the top aud bottom SASH allowing eitbsr 70
he raised or lowered as much little az Wished 10
secure ventilation, and yet be locked at sysry
point from the intruder burglar, and will never
get out Of order II has the peculiar element OF
tckIng itself IN whatever position you leave It, For
seam or horse car windows they are finished in a
windows, and the only arrangeinentever Introduced
that can never fail.
The House Fast for sale by all hardware dealers
Lloefai Inducements to TO agents. Send for descrp
tive circulars and prices, etc.
BOSToS, 4 MLRIDEN nANF'G CO..
- 49, Federai-st., Boston; II Characteristic
western Branch Office, los Dcarborn-s st. Chicago.
a. W. ULshs, Genl Travelling Agant. Feb4dim
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-05
10 Zoe Wans

II" % ~ 10 Toe WonS q M
Material to make dollar bottle Of De bsss asf Re-
storaiive used for restoring grey hair y - srv.
,nascolor. send as cents for . package.
II Ven Waus
Nice White Teeth. Healthy Gums, asd sssst bssa0
send for our TURKISH DEHrRIFIez. prize. y
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Ir Yea Wsss

sure cure for Headache, CatarrA. osafssss e sss
ring N the ears, send for eur sr nRNUrAro8r
Price IS cents.
ss-Eithsro Of tho ssovs sss' postpaid - rsss'p.
OF Drce.
Address Joseph X LsShar. sI nsrk.s swsss. 81.
LOUIS, Mo. t... ..- q. .. sn lydaW
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wanted.

Men to make rails, build fence and
clear ground. Apply to
w. NJ WILLIAMS
Feb2.3td st Charles Hotel.
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FOr City Marshal.

We are suihorled o. announce that MICHAEL
BAMBRIcK, Will be candidate for reelection TO the
Office Of City Marshal At the ensuing municipal eec-
ton, .u.#. .ff 10 ID. isnaVtd9
We are authorized % announce that JOSEPH AR.
Mold will be candidate Tor the once 81 city Mar
hal al the ensuing charter election. sytli. tee
We are authorized To announce that DANIEL Me.
CARTHi, present chief Of police, will be a candidate
Tor the Office Of City Marshal 1T the ensuing charter
election tee
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-05

Norman's Chaiybeats Cough Syrud
has superseded all other Cough Medi.
cines wherever introduced. For sale by
). J. Humm. jan3l6t.
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Use Ender's Chill Cure.-"It never
fsils.n
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The Aurora oil will not stain or greaes
jan2l.lm
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1.-THE BEST IN usE'-Enders' Stomach
Bitters. HH f-El. ~. .....
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OvERcoArs, OvERCoATs REDUCED TO
COST AND LESS THAN COST to close out at
p. Neff's, No. 70 Ohio Levee. jan2ltf.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-05

For tity Clerk.
We are authorized - announce that WILLIAM II.
MORRIS saeahddaie for tho oisce OF Guy CeTk at
the ensuing charter alecton. te'
We Nrc authorized TO announce that JOHN BROWN
'acanidA,s for the ofee Of City Clerk at the ensu
ing charter election. ianistdo
We are authorized 70 announce that J. G. CROW.
LEY will be acandidate for the ofsce Of City Clerk II
tho ensuiu. charter election, ian2Otd1
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For CITY Treasurer.

We are authorized to announce NJ. JOHN ny.
LAND a. candidate FOR re-oleeuon to the once Of
city Treasurer. tee
We are authorized 70 announce that J. p TAYLOR
al be candidate for City Treasurer. a. the ensuing
barter election IAniltde
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Feb2.3td
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A lit Of Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post
Once At Cairo, Illinois, Saturday, February 8 1870,
IADIys' LISP.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

have been Premier myself. and think Il TO
be a small place for n man Of ability" .-..
And SO the night passes ON in the House.
member after member getting upon his hon
orable legs, and the small hours come on
apace, and the small talk continues, and the
Speaker comes in and goes out, yet still the
House remains in committee-a very weari-
some night it is, and hot and close in the gal
leries, and many sleep the sleep of exhaustion
in the Legislative arena-while off in the green
fields and grassy meads. by lakes and rivers.
the dew falls heavily, and the English moon
shiDen with a soft light all over the broad
land. nd.-Pdldce and Houel -rF
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

ss- CALL AND YOU WILL HE CONVINCED, -es
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19
TAX NOTICE.
Dissolution Notice.

p 'BE PARTNERSHIP HEREToroRE EXISTING BE.
tween y. W. Lauincister and the undersignsd
having bcei this dag dissolved notice IL hereby given
that all accounts due the lsts business sro due and
payable 90 the undersigned, and that all bills against
IorS II. dRoErfER.
tlbe. Nov. T. 1870 p9.Iw
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

| TANTSG SOLD OUT Ny BUSINESS AT AN M
l l Incnsc sacrifice tn Messrs. HEfNHART 4 CO.
l beg hereby 10 thank my customers for their past
patronage. and solicit continuance Of the same for
my successors.
l.. LIVINGSTON.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

LCcsr EuaBERs.-A correspondent of the
San Francisco Alta writes as follows: "a Mer-
camille Library ticket holder. previous &c the
drawing, remarked TO me that There's luck in
odd numbers says Rory O'More.' eI-
pressed doubt if there would be any more
odd than even numbers among those which
drew the prizes. In order 10 test the value Of
my opinion, have taken the trouble TO glance
through your corrected prize list. ] examined
the numbers which drew the SO prizes amount
ing to 81 900 and over. OF these, II were
odd and IL even, distribution as nearly even
~ u il possible To make. Eighteen Of tho
above prizes were represented by numbers
under 100000 and fifteen by numbers over
lOO, 900
The figures were distributed among the
numbers as follows: OF ones there were 80
from these ID should be deducted for the num-
bcrs over 100, 600. as i'll all Of those one was
necessarily the initial fgnre; of twos, thore
were 10; threes, II; fOurs, %; fvcs, %; skies,
Q; scvens, 10; eights. 2l; hines, II; cyphers,
lG-being q total of 81 odd figures and ~ even
figures.
| have no doubt that any person curious
enough to nnalyZe another batch of 33 num-
bers would find a still closer approximation to
the great general law of ODD AND Even"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

1HE BESEfITS OF ADvERTISINO.-Tho New
York Journal of Commerce truly SAYS that,
'if business house 10 not we'll known il
should become 30 by liberal advertising; and
the better 1t becomes known aud the larger its
business. the better still does it pay To adver-
tise it. Advertising is not only a means OF
success, but it is at once the evidence of it,
and guaranty of its continuance. Many
noble houses date the decadence Of their trade
from the suspension of advertising.
The essential philosophy of advertising con-
sists in letting people know that the adyer-
tiser car accommodate them in some particu-
lar OF other. 1t is n sensible thing and abso-
lutely indispensable as the world goes. And
being necessary point Of the conduct Of
modern business, there is no period Of the
year when II can be safely intermitted. Busi-
ness men, when they find trade languishing
and customers few, are too apt to stop adver-
tising. This is grave mistakei in such Pc
RODS they should advertise with renewed en-
ergy, as the best possible means of improving
their affairs. In these periods, moreover,
business men should not fnil to make their
advertising particularly conspicuous. in order
TO bring in new customers, and thus TO ride
over the dull times and get ready for better
Those who have tried this plan may not talk
much about it to others, but their example,
and the success that attends it, are not TO be
overlooked by the observing.-N Y. Shipping
List.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

GOLD ~ CALIFORNIA NOT ExHAUsrED.-For
some years the public have been gradually
iamiliarized with the idea that the gold yield
in California was likely to become less and
less, so that in n generation or 10 the orc
would be exhausted. Tho splendid product
iNencss of California in other things besides
precious metals was fairly enough counted up
on as IA compensation for this. But if the
gold Is going to give ont there are few
signs Of II nj present. SO far at least as the
deposits mt the San Francisco Branch Mint
nre iii evidence the yield is actually and largely
increasing. These deposits for the first ejgit
months of 1870 have been, Of gold, 1921
ounces, against $50 CSC ounces in 1869, and
39S,0SI ounces in 1867. The silver deposits
in the same time have been 200, 10i ounces,
against 09,G3l ounces of last year This is
inverting tho usual experience in anrifcrous
districts in favor of n State which must GER
tainly. in material respects, 10 the most for
tunNtc in the world Mountain Democrat.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19
ATTENTION !!

)ARTIEs INDEBTED TO THE UNDERSIGNED ARE
hereby advised TO save themselves legal costs
by settling up their accounts.
Bills against me. unless presented within thirty
days, will not be allowed.
Nr. A. HoNlGSBERGER holds my general Power
OF Attorney" and Is my sole authorized zgent.
Il LIVINGSTON
ID DEfERRING TO THE ABOVE, I am to be found at
IL Messrs. REiNHART 4 co. 'S STORE
A. HONIGSBERGRR
Elko, New. Oct 2Ist. 1870. o2!,t
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TuE negro vote in Pennsylvania il 2. .475 !, in
Ohio, 6.ll2; in Indiana, 1905; yoi the Radi-
Gals lost hy II.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

LATEn returns from Nevada render probable
the election Of the Democratic candidate for
Congress by n small majority. Fitchs sue
ccssor, Kendall, was formerly member of
the California Assembly from Tuolumnc conn
ty. lie isH man Of ability, good lawyer,
writer Rna speaker. When he was in tho
Legislature Of this State, session Of 1869, he
was Union Democrat. Hemnde good rep
utation at that time, and is capable Of being
useful representative NJ Washington. The de-
feat Of tho Republican State ticket in Nevada
IL probably due TO suspicions of oompfToity
with alleged railroad, bank and mine rings.
aided by fears among the laboring mon that
an effort would bo made to introduce Chinese
labor in tho mines Parties wnro -ory nearly
matched at boBt, md n little thing would turn
the scale either Way. r.. Btdfin.f T. at. ~.
.a=4=la.az
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-04

The origin Of this art is extremely
obscure. It appears that when at
sea, the PbGnicians used, in extreme
cases, to get potable water by boil
ing that Of the sea, and collecting
the steam in sponges. It is also re-
lated that o monk of the name OF
Marcus, who belonged to the suite
Of St. Kemi, collected the vapor Of
boiling wine in : piece OF flannel, and
squeezed it out upon the wounds Of
the soldiers at the siege of Rheims;
with the same. liquid mixed with hon.
ey, he would make cordial for the
dying, and it seems the great Clovis
himself did not disdain taking It.
When alembics were discovered, is
not exactly known; cut il is certain
that in the thirteenth century Arnaud
de Villeneuve, or Arnoldo Villano
vano. Professor OF Medicine at Mont
pelier, was the 6fst to improve tho
rn;e apparatus then in use for distil.
lation, an art which he seriously stud.
led and promoted. He wrote sever.
al volumes on his labors, and states
among other things that, by . chem.
ical process, there may be extracted
from wine . liquid which has neither
its color nor ITS usual effects. This
wine water Is . water Of immortal.
ty, since it prolongs the days Of man,
dissipates peccant humors, revivcs
the heart, and keeps up youth. It
cures collie, dropsy. paralysis, ETC."
Arnaldo died in 1918, leaving his
Ms. TO his pupil Raymond Lulle,
who became the most celebrated al
chemist Of the middle ages. He con-
tinued his masters researches, and
soon succeeded in obtaining fire spir
it or alcohol.
Having fallen in love with beau
tiiul maiden, and paid his addresses
10 her for some time ia vain, she at
length discovered to him tho fact
that she Wac suffering from an incur
ablc cancer. He was so struck with
horror at this that he entered s moa.
assefy, not, however, without direct
ing her to dress the sore with alco-
hol. The remedy proved Of no avsil,
but this was the first instance OF the
new liquids being applied to the
healing art. Distillation soon spread,
and the wines Of the Charentes were
subjected to it about the fifteenth
but various ordinances and
police regulations soon restricted
lhe art to few priyiledged persons.
The distillers and vinegar manufac-
'ners were incorporated by Louis |
XII. in 1914, and invested with sole
right Of making brandy and spirits |
II wine.IParis Galignani.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-04

Great Britain, the stronghold Of
tree trade, bears every year q more
and more distinct testimony in favor
Of profession, and those who have
not watched very closely the signs
OF English opinion have little idea OF
the strength which the protective
policy has acquired in that country.
Dissatisfaction with the results Of the
free.trade experiment Is gradually
becoming general. The protection.
lists, or, a. they prefer to style them.
selves, the Revivalists Of Britis In
dustsy, ere thoroughly organised 1t
Manchester, and are working for re-
form wsth IN evident determination
70 win. The literature Of Pr0tec-
tion 10 already extensive and able,a and
Il fast increasing. Oas OF tho best OF
recent Engl,sh works Of this class,
profession" ITO Native Industry"
by Sir Edward Sullivan, Bart, We
ars glad to know is about 10 be rc-
printed It Chicago for American cir
calation. We hope It will 80 into
every corner Of The land. A voice
from England, where free-trade has
been tried 80 thoroughly, will be
listened to perhaps with particular
respect.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-04

d Mr.. James Brooke, who frequent
" and vohemently proclaims his de-
votion to the interests OF the coun.
try, has just announced his belief that
smuggling 4 for the good Of the
country. though rather bod. = he ad.
mits. for the Treasury. Itsis only
IN England that tho smugglers have
been eulogixed as the "Apostles Of
'Frce Trade" and that title Of ad-
miration, wo beg 10 remind Mr..
Brooks was pronounced ~ 1 states-
man OF the last oc'.tury, not Of the
present enlightened age. Arc We
TO understand that smugsliag is TO
be the last resort Of American Ffss
Traders, as it Seems TO be the final
hope OF their representative Mr..
Brooks? II 20, we shsat eonclude
thas smuggling win b bad for the
c-Trade party; bat then. to be
sure, that will bo good for the oosn-
try. ~ -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-04

The black rhinoceros resembles in
general appearance an immense hog,
II l-2 feet long, elk iect and halt
high, girth eight and halt feet, and
o! the weight Of half > dozen bullockS
its body 10 smooh, t and there is no hair
to be seen except at the tops of the
ears and the extremity of the tail.
The horns Of concreted HAIR, tho lore
most curved like q sabre, and the
second resembling . flattened cone:
stand on the nose and above the eyes,
in ,oung animals the foremost horn
is the longest, while in the old ones
they are Of equal length, namely,
foot and . halt or more; though tho
older the rhinoceros, the shorter are
the horns, as they wear them by
sharpening them against the trees,
and BY roofing mp the ground with
them in q passion.
When the Rhinoceros Is quietly
pursuing his way through his favor.
tie glades Of Mimosa bushes (which
h,s hooked upper lips enable HIM
readily 10 soise, and his powerful
grinders TO masticate), his horns fix
ed loosely in his skin. made . clap.
ping noise by striking one against
the other but on the approach Of
danger. If his quick ear or keen scent
made him aware of the vicinity ctthc
hunter, tie head is quickly raised,
and the horns stand still and ready
for combat on bis terrible front. The
rhinoceros 10 often accompanied by .
sentinel to give him warning, beau
tiful green backed aud blue-winged
bird, abest the size Of ajay, which
sits on one Of its horas.-( Selected.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-04

j Whea - eminent painter was re.
suested to paint Alexander the Great
70 as to give . perfect likeness Of the
Macedonian conqueror, he ielt . diff.
Guilty. Alexander, in his wars, Lad
been struck BY : sword. and across
his forehead was IN immense scar.
The painter aaid, III l retain the scar,
it will be an odenve to the admirers
Of the monarch, and II ! omit h, it
will fail TO be . perfect likeness
what shall I do! He hit upon = hap-
pv expcdient; he represented tho em.
peror loaniag - his elbow, with HE
ioreRuger upon his Srsw, occidental
", 10 Il seemed, covering the scar
upon HE forehead. Might mot We
represent each other with the finger
Of charity upon tho scar, instead o.
representing the Gear deeper and
blacker than il actually iss Might
we not learn from hcathendom . les
SON Of charity, Of human kindness
and lowell London Preacher. N
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-04

HoxoR TO GEx. FRExoNT.-In these
days when there is SO much Of per-
sonality aud recrimination, it is pleas.
ant to hear good words for q man
whowas once worshipped by millions.
In . recent Senate debate on the
Southern PaC.flc Railroad bill, Sena.
tor Summer spoke this Of JohL G..
Fremont:
Who does not remcmber hum in
early manhood, many years ago, pre-.
cocious in adventure, and already re.
nowncd as an explorer Of this CONT
ncnt, pointing out that pathway, then
unknown, by which the two oceans
ara now connected, and with him two
illustfious companions, science, which
he always served, and danger. which
be always overcame? Aud shortly
afterward We zee him again IN this
chamber, . young Senator Of the
United States; soon attcrward to be
At the head OF the combined hosts OF
freedom. leading them to . mighty
Presidential contest, penetrating the
deserts and the snowy mountains Of
our politics ii order to made . path.
way there. 1t he then failed, it was
only because wc oil failed: because
the Republic At that time tailed.
The good time had not come when
the great cause could triumph; but
Fremont was our leader. As rebel
lion assumed the part OF war, he was
again At the post Of duty; and here
offer my homage to that great act OF
political wisdom and humanity, which
wan more than . battle, by which he
declared emancipation at the head
of his army. Had this measure been
adopted at that early day. I can not
doubt that it would have fastened
immensely the close ot the war. But
his be the honor forevcrmore.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-04

WuxHE FLowERs CANS ERoN.-
Some Of our flowers came from lands
of perpetual summer. some from
countries all ice and snow some from
islands IN the ocean. Three OF our
sweetest exotics came originally from
Peru, the Camclia was carried 10
England in 1739; and . few years
afterwards the heliotripe aud mign.
ionette. Several others came from
the Cape Of Good Hope; avery large
calla was found in bitches there, aud
some Of the most brilliant gernaiums,
or pelargoniuuls, which are spurious
geraniom. The verbena grows wild
in Brazil; the marigold is an African
flower, and . great number from
China and japan. Tho little Da-
pine was carried to England BY
Capt. Ross, from almost the farthest
land he visited towards the. North
Pole. Some of there are quite
changed in form BY cultivation; 9th.
ers have only become larger and
brighter; while. others, despite Of slI
the florists aud the shelter OF hot
house,, fall short Of the beauty and
fragrance Of the tropics.
Among improved ones in the da.
hlia. When brought TO Europe i
was ! very simple blossom, 4 single
circle Of dark petals surrounding a
mass Of yellow ones. Others with
scarlet and orange petals, were soon
after transplanted from Mexico, but
still renamed simple flowers. Long
years of cultivation in rich soil, with
other arts OF the skillful florist, have
changed it to what it now ls-a
round ball Of beauty.-(R Riverside
Magazine.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-04

The Democratic papers have at
last discovered soaethiag creditabIe
TO the Presideut- t-tAs Argest re-
quest which he made 70 Congrsss IN
behalf Of American chipping. and
which Csngress refused to heed.
The press Of the country, Of both par
ties, arc now u,lamimous in approx
inx the Prssidents ssgacity, and re-
proving the folly OF Congress. II
the war had fairly begun, tho wise
appeal would certainly have been
needed.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-04

Mis- Phoebe Cousens, in speech
at the Woman's Rights meeting, in
New York, mentioned her recent
discovery Of what the mission Of man
is. It Il to clean the household
crocksry. And this she bassod on
the authority OF The Bible, in the 2lst
chapter Of "a Kisgs and 18th verse,
viz: u wilt wipc Jerusalem - . ssw
wipstk : di.k w,ping il, and turning
il upside down.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-04

Tho question whether there arc
two kinds e& AaG7ke clover. y boiag
discussed ID several agricultural -
pers. The weight Of ovidencs j. de-
cidedly II favor Of there being but
one variety-the difference in ssxe
b6ing accosated for by difference in
s013. climate. etc. ~.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-04

There are blossoms on the cherry,
There are blossoms on the pear,
And my heart 10 light and merry
With the hope that blossoms there;
For the sarro = and the weeping
Wintry tempests brought to me,
II the past are calmly sleeping
Now there's sunshine ON the sea,
Lam looking for my lover
s(whe 10 true - truth 70 me)
Nov tho winter storms are over
And there's sunshine on the sea.
t.when The bloom Of pear and cherry
Are white upon the Tree,
when you see the bud and berry,
Then look out, glove, fsr ns! C.
50 he SAID whea last wspattedr ~ -
While my, tears rainsd ON the deck,
For I, felt half broken-heated
In my dread Of storm and wreck.
New each spring tide bud and blossom
Brings my own love nearer me,
And the sunshine in my bosom
anNhs susshiae % The sees