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WHY IS TT THAT SO MANY
w children die under the age Of FIVE
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subject of remark, and without satisfac-
tory cause ascertained, it is certain.
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Onr honest Congress!
G0-poOr Whittemore Shoe fly !!
Little thieves bother the game Too
late at night to bet white chips Only
two thousand dollars of steal Go,
runt pig-let the others grow fat.
Brethren-let us prey.-[Pomeroy's
Democrat.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-03-30

According to recent estimate the
population of the globe is | ,22S 100000
souls. OF this number, $50 ,00O,OOO be-
long to the Mongolian race 300, Co.,
900 to the Caucasian; 100000, 600 TO
the Ethiopian; 170,000,000 to the Ma
lay, and 100000 to the Indo Ameri-
can race. The annual mortality is
over 33,000,00O.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29
TIE CRAIG MICROSCOPES.

This Microscope is 'impliicd and adapt
Cd Ia popular as well ~ scientific use. A
new optical wonderl This is the only in
strnmcn, of high power which requires no
focal adjustment, and therefore can Doc
readily used hy every one, even lay chill
dren. Costing only Two Dollar, and
Seycnty-lyc Cents by mail post paid, Il
Is within the roach Of all in the coinunun.
liy aud .hould be on The table Of every
Practioneer. Read advertisement ia thi.
paper. m2id3m.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
iscai the Gapiain's Letter ANA
the letter from Isis Mother:
ronL0n llarrncI.s, Mo., AprLl an, I,.

iiAtNh lAliNhf hns, ApflaA, l@fI
Nt Jull q Hl'Ll. p,prsir knuu iD.. ii, .i
rtrn"} 'f A'ur S.dr Inr.llJ, anil thr It.iur Yr.
t#t"tH gualili's % pu.sss-eS, .rui ,DH fi..
luiIuNlu4 Htairiuvut oi my rasei
~. Wounded tbuut lNu Yeas aEuHWat t.l.rt.
pro uutf uiI ruuiurl Tor sixteen Iuuulu. lr.lu.
mutvo ," Uu"n, uiy WouudH have moi h. ilti ,ri
hs'""u, 20 uPa uut,gvut Since aa- Nnuutl..,
! az stool through ,hr hIpH. My Eru,It. h,sItt
b. impaired. tuu need .umcthin t1 as-i-t o.,
iutr, hAt' WHTl lnth "a your Su-Hl Hls,riilA tbil
lu ant thtue 'lsr. | Ni-l thit that . genuine.
l'l',sV VAprura ue = half duz"r l.,ulr-, arI
oblgc CAPT. Z. T.. JOHNSON,
~. Louis. Mo,
T. -. me following MS written April ~, latG
m MI, i'nui" i.hnson mother ol Capt. John
runi
bl, IoHN ~ Ll.--boar SRA My husband, lr.
= p. Johniuu, was skilliul surgeon nud piN.It.
inn ~ Crnirai Nyw York. wheur hc dpd. leaving
ii" Aots &, i, I"nusan ~ my care, A. fhiu'tn
years - ago hr had a chronic darrh,a aust
i".Hl.5 los ghwh gave h,m year rTsaparll.
1T CURED Hlh, have ior ten years recon.
inrndod it in mnny IN N"W york uhi" and Iowa,
.iF a'tN4NI1, lover aurrs, uu' general AriuiA
i"firrt sucross has attended It Ih tsFfs s5nifa
H Saas ossss n ssryaia itfds a.s''sI
tasrith.ehs, uH very ANXIOUS for ny sut Go satu
nav" f'Hoiiis" O" your Aarsaplriia. He D .Tlui
ut E,'ilps .luuou, aruolo, hence his piiing to
A"n iorH. IN wound. wtr" terrible, tui ls-
ile'r ue 'ih recover Respectfully,
JENNlE JOnNsuN.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29
The Living Maehiuc.

- i.,.r- t.- o,'p -rr,ng ~ wp'.h, sna even
TpftIun ot the Hurh- its'uWs ti-uut'f'd. TIC
human .tOuHsh D. to ~. human b., .t.tn Al tAst
elastic riscH ~ nietli T. iu rhrouDutt'f. lt h,-
aUtuU". thU IltIuu 80 Tie ether ulIsn-. sal tn ~
zoe ts,u sse'Ht the sitnic lyiug 10 lima
fhe rtn pm lofi my - rarI1.d further, Nir s- ll.
Noaknss~ or stiet ippsffe.'tiot,- ot 80" main
spung D. Indicated on lhr f,,s' ui the ttus IIs Z,
40 hi-a d.. ily w'aknss- pr other disorder uf 40
-toiaar lTtfayesi iN the flare of iii. .in,ald Tho
complexion ~ -aii"s ot ia,i.d. th~ "y.s %" ti,u.
"I'ut 10 ltst'r anh INTEL gsucg, and thrt" wuu
anNtona "NpTsH.ion ~ tho whole ruuuteuancs.
ahish t'li- a. plainly ss Attt"n WuTis r.dId DO.
that th' great HuuuHhing organ Hhusi oiit" H 10
tp iuIu-t.r a. Tho ants IT th, b,dy, aul 10 -u-.
tain 1ni trnev ~ u r1Fts - not Performing ii-
duiN. II ryluif"r rrU"N .liHg aud r"gulattuF, Hui
b. .s,onplisA ti,s oUu ll"st"tt-T ~tomHl B.t-
Ter InaS 10, trulJ saiI o. DO the on" thing nss,nl
The bsskcn tnAin spring - watch may h.. o..
pl.sei 10 nss one, lat ia" stomach ta,n uulN
L" repaired sud strengthened aud tli- D. one OF
"a" oLlsrt- ~ the famous vegetable i'- -iJua w.
Nhich fur 'igni""n years hs- brh Aaging ~ur-
c"rrIul 'ppic-tWul, dysl. psia ~ al ,lmaies. A.
a pecluc loT indig"stiunt t stands alone, Hhsu
ihs fD-onrs"- DI thc Iliafusroppa have le-n ~
hansiei without, ui b'-t doing mote usn
ming ting tt- Dmrlsint, eour." uf thI. wrDlr.
some and Ialntallr, Nrt powerful, siuWtghIc rl'
n I.as tho llt,f " 10 IRE or ls dif pfl.te
tia, stomach hndf buWel- the H'tt'f- art wIn, -ih-
guitar l-th-,nsss, regulating und TsIp,t laUratug
ss.r, 30 yst,s, ssu ~ IN lI,pr organ on which
leiily ad,,r 40 is,lll,.iepeiI
N Jrs"s'p"hN j JiyF.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29

4 Pcrhnp it is not generally known that
The much talked Of hietina pirolis, or
pork worm, was first discovered in Amer
icahy Dr. II e. Kendall Of Philadelphia
Pa. with That American instrument known
as the Craig Mcroscopc costing only
s2,1j, after repeated failures to discover
iLsworm with an imported microscope,
costing SO, ''of fecLler power aud less re-
liable. This fact DR.. Kendall stands
ready to prove at any time. The Craig
Microscope in neat box with fun direction
Is mailed anywhere for S2,7j, by Il. II
Ross 3l3 locust ST., 81. Louis, Mo.
aithc advertisement in This paper.
my 81. d3m
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29
Special Notices.
tar. Collection mow,ana.- ,,.c.,r..
Hat ci,clor's iSals oy~
Drake's Collection

~ NJ sriy onshnndrtd rcc sipstr making br,rsy
Ill kinds OF Win, Gb, AZ, Bser, Cofiht,. aI,-
p"ri"i c'd"r, anfihurh o,her usenf Tif,rnint,os
or those dealing IN or manufacturing an, uf the
Dpve, either r,r the trade or honants.
Sentby NAL, fee Of postage, Tor "a cents. All.
ire-,, u. g. NORMANDY, 60i Market street.
81. Loui-, MO sc27 lydaw
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29

LaAYs roG fnuMl MiN. u.

Essays RoG ,uUNJ NtN, : H. onrt,at,i
aud used Hp, Sh' have bot Noif youthful energy,
unUtiob, AMI 'sodiiy ,i'or, ~ the pur.uit Il 30.
cal Il.n.ut., With words II cheer, AMI sanitary
ui tor lhc socmingly uHpeies. sc0i n"c, ~
-.,l'n envelope. Alir.-, lie~srs Asneiaiiss.
ia,s T., Phiiniaiphia, Pa. tHH
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29

UIHE proprietor of this celebrated meiirinr
1 justly ,uIWs for IL superiority over ul &C..
urti't '.tt oNvtc,l 10 the public tot th" sus, -
iiH, sptoIg ,Da p,fmgHeri srrt Of AyUe ant Fever,
or tHNls WI Fever, whether al short 90 long
stuudIug. lie rciera tu the entire Western nnd
'uuthwt tern country to boar hun testimony TO
the truth Ut the assertion, that ~ 10 ease
NhIt.tDr ,Il 10 iHl tu cure, ii the directions are
srirtlN iuiloWcr mud carried mt. h great
many uas,H augl" 10 e. has been sutli"H'ut tor :
cure, lui whole '1WlI'l have hcsu cured ty
lugi" hutlo, with q perfect restoration ui Tie
general health. 10 De-, however, prudent 1uu 80
uuu,i iu smaller doses for ANVCk 81 tNO tltrrtht
lis'I-, hl- h,uu che, kDi, more especially iu dlt.
huuIi luu long Huudug cases. O-uillN, tbs
mUt.l.u, viii U.t require any gI tu I''T itc
tuNei ~ good uttur; should the patient luN'y.
or, require 90 tIIhpftIr medicine, pIi,i ibIHp
Wtr three ur four dose. ~ the frnW, a.Iurir
dose OF Eu,i'- Vegetable Family riii.
Viii lv sufficient.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29

sn rure iH h".ip'l", c,nrrl,, r,fpe-., or
bhi ans IA ~" e,r- sad hf 'nn : rfgNuTA.
tDRT. ture % cents.
sa- E,tinr 81 ll, ,hoye 'ent post pa,j on fc.
=, V'nr,D ' D' io.rrG L. L.on,t ,,l n.n,. .,,o...
20 i."ni-. NJ. L. a. ,ssiydas
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29

M,i.r,si Ia mai Q dollar loiue Of the hc-t Hoo
nsioraiis" ever nsed Tor restoring gray hair to
90 oris.' a. ','ior. send Sesnis Tor pa kaye.
~ i.r ~Asrf 90
Ncs White feeth, Healthy sums.u an -yce,
'osih srni Tor onr ruHHisn bEArEillCE,
urts. q, ps.ui-. Ia. N
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29

Good Cotton Socks, only ~ o'nt per
pair ~ 81 ~ cent. per aor, RI, p. Ncil' =,
NJ. 20, Ohio Lcycc u.
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.f ,iuli's " NOrin U-.
NlilinCN, walker UouHiy, Gt., 4
June -, ltit.

pr J1us rut-ner siri I have rcy,ui,
ghcu you "Wurm destroyer" several ttsl-,
hud tud n ", ud,Ifuiy ,itcGigus. u hHf upt
iiili1 Inu -iugio instance To have N. Wi~h'l-t.i
effect. am dung pretty large Couaty ptpvl,,,
uud have dA,g u-r iOf some aTt s"lC ui The Is ud.
! am frcc 10 tuHlc., AAt know ui uu tyirt4,
recommended ~ tho Ah"-t authotiti's titI b.. H.,
certain ant speedy init effects. on tits ,uuIflIN.
tioN are uncertain 20 The "2trvmc. All uiH,,I l.
sHtlng yuu o. TO hnd uut upon wsIt terra l r.u
got the mcdiciu" directly from yuu. 10 team r,i
itupun "lry terms, ] shall ~" gtrtt dr.d 30. 20
am aware that th" Use OF such agt,.cr sVuuIIHII
Go a." trt' hing and lrt,tvr Ut goat Wyfuu,
81 the Tsgaiar linr diSrafitng remedy NLi,u ~,
Know Co D." slih"irnt. simply b""ai.1'W ~" usS o.,
Iunnfaut Of ~ combination. For iuy prrt, -lHU
mai" ia tuiv tu ii~o uil and every tutaHr tu ref
io,iatn suffering humanity which { msy ~, aide
10 guunuaut mot hr-ltttiug hccuifs s,nl, ui,
mon" u-'uIuur ti,u my f,lt have it.uu'i ur
effects tff, and secured th" sDl" rui.. I'D. 90 tt.
tlIt kguNtvigc. However, ain by u1 ,u,tb- ,u
adSu,,t. supporter ot III" Thousand ui Nudl,I,,
nu-tTunF th,s Huod the cuunty, that yurI,,it Co.
cure an manner ul dt-unrr- 60 WhrL apl % Ii,il.
ll'''" t'IlN soon, AMI Inform ~" 81 ,uui I,lt
tDuu-. N, sIr, very Ts~Itrtflb,
JtLlt- J.. CLEhENI ~. O.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29
A roIi.t See . c..,,y. ~

After nearly sh''is y"sr-' .p-uen~r,i . ti. nov
en"nally admut'i thai Mcrmy 4 lania,n tl9f.
ia Water - th' most f"if'siiiu,, ai.l ~. taa n
lli tniiet r"rf"m"-. liis'uir'ly diii,rbt Iron.
,oloEn. Water abi lD'u,I us,'i lo rOuGuni,4.
sitL q tho p'fi-.De 81 '"lpsuc yts4rp'arng a
f's isDueni. sitsr.,I- alpiiadfob uh Do ilst VI
,i" fluuIt W,i.f fi4... Tor m,uy d,s. so lot !,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29
, <cW,rri, wo>DlH.


40 bids. Flour medium grad. al.o 30
half bbl'. medium quality suitable for the
Southern trid' fur sale m thr Egyptian
Mill. |t' = n
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29
pE. JOHN BILLS Puucpal on,-.
Nc. 10 FIFTH, Gross street,
nouiSVi11c, Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
BULLS
To Ny GnitcdI>tatcs and Worid
wide Ucndcrs:

I HAVE r"'eivri many testimonial. fr#t.
i Irui,s.iVuI, uui moaiosi mon, ~ my ALMANAC
uuu various publications have -Huau, $40 ui uIi..u
ar genuine. m. iullUa.us. from hirlig .I..
t.'Du uui lUptN Ihl ",,idu va ururgIt, I. t,T.
N MY one ui ,IH most .Uu. Die COMMUNICATIONS
hasu ohui I,vuiyv't nr. Clrmtut know ~
urtls what hu sIra'.t uh uui hs t,si .m0uN ,ir.
.tncs ~ bs Nrittyu 10 lciIcr, Of gold. il'vI
what thn l'd.i'I say- % hulis Worm D-..
ss..w
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29

FEEsu R-g and yellow Butter cau al-
way, bo bal. koad the advertisement
"Gr"alc', WORK ol the Age, in this pa
per, maylSl3h
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29
a.oG so Your sh,iar~" Ghs 4. res
NnoIIIIn. ItnI,.sal.

Sootiiiu. itsIusdy.
80. tufrH Cob" tuf bNu.rF ..t,,ta
,yut.u,,,,p.a iHtlis lAys, Is, si.a u. a.. "a.
- dlp taiss tl' rTYs.rs. 81 Z, -
tr'thIuE.
Nisa HuDliusa tuusuisi.H- ft,,....
Vu,,,..A.t.a aud Overcome 800 d.s. -.
VvTE vas~- Incident tO 100. -
fsnts aud rhilIf.u -
M. Cure bl. fira. ~, %. 49, ,,l-
u.OMu'S 80 80" "'GIH' 'y.n ~
-iluf. f-'''' o." "''''" " W NT-
u .. The frrA. Infant. anl cfHt,u.. -o,rnns
EsinelJ iu al 'lIs"flof' tfoufli ou ly ia,.luug,
Bf4uS uihsT csuso,
Prepared Ly the Ggi FfJs MEDICINE CO..
70. i,ous, No.
-ali bJ drlsg,.i. ,Si asalrr 30 m"isiu"
"s'tysbTr". -s.7 lbdts
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29

II yon wan. pnrc wine. and liquors or
arhife fragrant cigar. 3" ~ llr Washing
ton ksloct, corner cf Nvwhing,on henu"
and Fourteenth street. Tho proprietor.
Mr. +. I'Iankenbnrs, will treat you we'll
and set out hi, "bcst, which ean { be- sur
passed ia Cairo. joledlm
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29

STUDY your inicrc,b and read tlio adj
scrti'omen, "Grcn,:' Work of the Ago.
N this paper. maylst3w
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29

just received OF T. Ncir =, No. -, Ohio
tesec, splendid Iot of spring a..inerc,
Coating and ve'tings, which will br made
up In Che most fashionable styles, and al
prices 10 sui, tho times, a perfect Il, guar
antstd or no sale. "
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-29

Tricot and basket ca. sinner. .uit very
fine, made to'o'dcr, NJ the Oh reliable
clothing house Of John Antrim W. ~
Springfield Block. g.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-27
The President and the Germans,

WAsHINGToN, July l0.-At six O'Clock
this evening the President, in company
with Secretary Fish, drove to the Schuet-
zenfest. He was received with cheers at
the gate, and soon committee appeared
and took these gentlemen in charge, con-
Quoting them through the grounds. Crowds
everywhere gave the visitors vociferous
greeting. The President having been in
vited into the shooting apartment, made
three good shots, the second striking the
target in the centre. The President and
Secretary then witnessed the acrobatic
feats, and remained over an hour. They
were Hospitality entertained. As the Presi-
dent passed through the park to his car
riage he was again cheered.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-27

VINO mad Just returned from Big SANDY
AND me, too cried out Zeke TAYLOR. II
was indeed astonishing how this class. ire
spective of past party aifiliation, actuated
by social standing alone conferred yea
rallied around Brown, recognizing In him
leader, who is opposed to keeping company
with the better class of people. He said
nothing of striking lawyers from the roll
for service in the yankee army. He did
not intimate, that II elected he would III
treat litigants for having been Union men.
Ills main efforts seemed to be aimed nj
Iemple, for being decent man. His man
her indicated that he felt confident n re-
spectacle man could not be elected. and
therefore, he should receive the votes of
the people His mode of electioneerinu is
like water seeking its level. 80 it is. the
respectable leoplr are generally against
MN. After two days red i'm cirrula-
tlng reports Of the Reconstruction Conn
mittee, in all of which he had 'ear-marll-
Ell, Iemplc' statements that he conversed
and associated with respectable people.
rms eX and now embryo Judge lett Gin
ton, Willis Warwick, onc-eyed Dave Dun
can, and Icke Taylor, ACCOMPANYING him
to the depot. Tho impression made will
long be remembered.
VERT GREEN, JR.
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NniIce.

| WILL SELL AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR
In knoxville, for cash, on Saturday the 9Th day of
August 1870 all the right title claim and demand that
o. H. Crppen has in and 20 certain tract of land be
ing and lying in the 5h Civil District Of Knox county,
adjoining the lands of Daniel Foust, James Crippen
and Others. containing - acres more or less; levied
on 70 satisfy execution issued from the County Court
of Knox county for fine and cO<1 against o. A. 0Del
and o. H. Crippen as his security.
july6-w4t JOHN GIBBS Deputy Sheriff.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-27

by VIRTUE OF A VENDITIONI EXPoNAS.
10 issued from the Circuit Court of Knox county Ten,
nessee, and to directed, will sell for cash in hand
IN front of the court house in Knoxville on Saturday,
the I'd day of July 1870 the dover interest Catharne
Williams has in said dover, or tract of land living in
the 5th Civil District of Knox county Tennessee ad
Joining the lands of W. W. Bain and *. H. Crippen;
levied on to satisfy judgment in favor of j. c. Parker
ct al, for the use of 6c Catharine Williams ct al
julyi-dHit " r. GOSSETT Sher;a
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SHERIEE,S SALES.

R1 VIRTUE OF A VENDITIONI EXPONAS
- Issued from the Circuit Court of Knox county Ten
nessee and TO me directed, will sell for cash In hand
in front OF the court house in Knoxville on Saturday,
the sd day Of July, 1870 certain tract or parcel Of
land lying in the 9th Civil District Of Knox county
Tennessee, adjoining the lands of Daniel Fouste d. M
Wood and others, containing 100 acres more or less
levied on as the property Of o. H. Crippen TO satisfy
Judgment and cost in favor Of j. L. Crppen to the use
of Susanah Herren " r. GOSSETir sheriff
julol -dltw3t.
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THE SECOND AND THIRD SHOULD BEGATH
cred before rpened, in order to preserve the heads
perfect and prevent SCATTERING. '4
The above Premiums will be awarded bv the annro
pirate Committee of the East Tennessee Division Fair
by the grower. ~
We cordially invite all who have the Ramsdell Nor
ways TO enter for one or all Of the premiums
1850 HOUGH & CHURCH
lunlS-t. GAY ST.. KNOXVILLE TESy
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Notice.

I WILL SELL AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR
in kne5ville for cash on Saturday, the 9th day Of
j. L. Crppen has in and to certain tract Of land and
grist mill being and lying in the It'll Civil District of
knox county, adjoining the lands Of = Mingo and
to satisfy an execution issued from the County Court of
SAID county against j. l.. Crippen Dan. Crippen and
q. III. Crippen, for fine and costs in said Court
jul6-w4t John CHRIS Denntv Sher;H